“R. x
‘L find-RiveréiGl-iibfi:
' Holds; a Card
Flossii: Ireland. of Broad
entertained a number of ment-
‘ t the Broad River Community
m c a card party hold ‘at - ltcr
’V . u .lnst night. l‘inochle was play-
' he first prize for the Women
«H.710 Alias Clam. Clark: for the
P f. to William Donovan. The
5" prize for the women went.
. John Finch: to the men to
Mills. Itctrcshmcnts were
. Proceeds from the. part will
"0 thr- Hrontl lx‘iwr Community
- ‘uuilding i'untl. 'l‘hoso- present
a i . party “ere: Mr. and Mrs.
J lrk Ferris. Mr. and Mrs. John
Mr. and Mrs. John Finch, Mr.
Antllfllrs. William Donovan. Bliss
.Cla ' Clark. \V‘altcr Donovan. Mrs.
Lilli St. John. Mrs. Edith l"lCt‘ller.
‘Mrgfind Airs. Walter Ireland.
. {g u C O
Jfiest Coal. 'Harrls & Guns—Adv.
‘ , o o o g
H‘ Mover. cartoonist. will in
' 'mopg ”10‘ speakers at tho entertain-
}u’eut to be given at t.‘rosuwys..the
nhtry home of .1. Stuart Gillespie. . ‘
' tomorrow evening for the benefit or and visited (rionds_
flinIBrooksidr- chapel. The judges . . ..
We organdie gown contest. which
in A g staged by Miss KateBentou
‘ MI! 0 Mrs. Arthur lientsennt‘. South
.. lk. Mrs. Russell Themes of
. Rmon and Mrs. Russel Pater-
soui' f Dsrien. The admission pricn
' Wilt. ,ncluds refrerhments and danc-
Int."Tusic for which will be furnished
nue visited Etrlcnds
yesterday.
0 O O '
Nantucket. R. 1., .whero they .wi
merits. .
Potsttltotttas,'\\'i.l1 hold election
Men's hall, “Washington street.
. C O O '
“'illiam
John Matter.
Frank Fields.
and Louie D'Orio.‘ 'will- attend
Milk l"lltl(l Boxing show at. tho Yam
keo Stadium. New York. tonight.
-'--Lo.rze
G end—Adv.
Mrs. M. Duchardt
Auxiliari’ of Muhm' 'i‘arlov
60:. 70 guests were present.
DREV
O O 0
r-Auto springs. Tilly'e-lllv.
0
O O O
~9‘Exclusivo \Vedding Gifts, sec-
, ondi‘floor. I)onmlly‘s. Aux.
‘ s- o e
. 4,.
town politic last night about a grout
in Beldcn
zone
Sweeney arrived.
. t 0
Mrs: Agusutus Magncr.
1' avenue.
ILLS. Hull. :04 “'ashington street
a thy for the day attending the
v0 teenth annual dinner and,out-
ng'Ef the New London County Fire
nstl wee Co. at Norwich. Conn..
Hotel Griswold. Eastern
01 New London. The company
35$I710f0d a steamer for :- cruise
vet Long island Sound and Fish-
r‘e,’ stand Sound. after the dinner.
t the
suits.
r o 0' s Store. 15 R. R. Ave—Adv.
-,-.!.ehi:h Coal. Harris d: Guns.—
din"
.1
. P. H. Jacobs. Miss Rose]
Miss Elizabeth I‘nlzrr and
Helen Ruddiman \vill lt-arc to-
., fur the Congregation“
or“ People's ton-day conference
0 {3‘th at Storm. tfunncctciut.
’ 3i 3 Helen 0. l’rindle. a teacher
Franklin Junior lliglt school.
mic-Why for Burlington, \‘cr-
\vhr're rho “ill rpcncl the slitti-
terrlny for a picnic supper.
Sturgos leaves "next month
llntnpton. Virginia. where she
tends to take up lihrnry Work.
in—
“; Realtors Hear Balcom
oti
[rte '
I
’. O O O .
‘ #nlden‘e Utmot‘tlll‘tity Sale at
Golign" June I l5.——Ad\ .
n.
The Norwnlk lit‘ul l-Zsiutv
m , . . .‘nov loyal .lnmrs. following: .x Linen 1),.” had finished sewing. u“). up
- M s .‘inrgurrito Lorelle of A John i. llil)€‘:~‘, prvstdcnl of tho JOB‘l‘d games and rafflmhmmu,
re pnc tnrrat-v, :lilll Miss llurrtv‘lt lmurcl. ;.i'(i\t: :In intervsting inlk of; s s s
.61 ‘ :‘y of Hit-n (lurdtt-t'. N. .l.. “llO lllt? ‘\llll\. llit‘ future pom-thinness: Miss Margit Thorsen of Gregorv
has“. N?" \isitlnz: lv-‘v for :I {Mr «ltum :lm wrinli . of tho lionrtl. T. Li? litmlm'vtrtt left on th- Humans-Ir
s. ’“ ....‘... -. -. » . ‘- - . .- " "'
$122. \ll:(\' it‘ll: “‘l‘lls.\\\ur"‘l:nhtll'l)w ‘i‘hww'fv‘ """lllmstunv»t, $0M 0- trim-ti. \\lti«:ii mum from N.“- vork
: ...- sp- 1 .‘t vt:_ "it m tl~ \tnr‘ (ll his ofllt‘t'. also 01' ”l“ ’i‘ufilluv . V - ~
thorn. ot' Misfit lilurlnry‘5, Lithvl‘. Miss :t.\‘.~,- axon. t't.tu:~, outlining in :t gru- whet-[r ;.,..n:."”r,m:°:;,d Ygtlilv - 3;“?:[
'.RO in is t‘ujmlu" :t \tvck'q vnmumn . , , , , , . . .. ' ~ -- . -P .. . gt.
. r. ‘ .i..l “.t) \.l..tt lids lulu MUN-l- and September Visiting her mother
.1150. W‘l‘ dullr‘s :tt ~tlmlllurriu l orlu‘s ‘ plisltul .‘ill'l what is still to lw «four. and other runny".
cum all). .\"\l' \ml. ‘ Iii. tilt, :uil't tlmi \" per 1" nt of :ill luv-2‘. - u s
e s s . . ' . .l . _. =
. ' lf'W-‘l‘ w ‘— “it'll WNW"! J3 "- ”“W'l Stanley .luurlnt‘!l.}' of Srtniew m».
.‘~&uy Your Victrola on our Club >""’ "" """'~ “m" 1 \\..+,,,,,.. is ill Ill. lat.- sintcr'n hnmv in
“1llll'i.l. “urn: n krrn tutor-at \x :5
+41“: about it at Donnelly'e. .. ‘
mimicvtl by all present. .\n mmt~
Mien-Lillian Josem of Belden sve-
in Bridgeport
Several members of Frank Voik'e
Society Orchestra. tow yesterday for
stay a. Week. on orchestral" engage.»
Pridenot' ,Uncng Council. Depee (é!
o -
tinors :it'tlte meetimrtonight in Red
Matter,"
Fnedtlie Crojsetlere.
the
O '0 O
Pea. CoaL- Harris 8:
Mrs. J. Wood of Mnrlonntreet and
arid llrluo. L.
\qud,qf Gregory Boulevard. motoré
cdto White Plains. Niki. yesterday
. U
A \‘rry successful'eoclnl and dnnce
was :hcn last” night by tlteiladies'
Post.
A complaint was~ttmde to the up-
of young: men creating n. disturbance
The men had
when l‘ntrolmcn Dorney and
Mrs. Ed—
wurtl Manner and Mitts Marion Mag-
it r lun’v rr-iurnml from n. motor trip
through Connecticut :1an Massachu-
O O O
—Skirt pleating. $1.00. Singer
0 O
Misses May Anderson. Edna Mor-
‘Rnn. llnlnn Sturgin and Amy Young
motored to th Gorge. “'eston. .vcs-
Mlsn
for
On Taxing Problems
llourri
h-‘l-l it.“ June meeting )estt-ro‘uy at
it
ll
(“And MrsaGiiber
f ‘ Grandparents,
The Womsn'a Guild of , Christ
Church is makin‘ final plans for the
animal burn fete to be. held on the
lawn of the rectory nextimonth. Mrs.
Arthur Morehouee is chairman of the
”general committee sln’d Mrs. Anthur
Carr. rice-chairmen.
. ~ 0 U 0
.The Sunday echool of the' ‘Eaat
Avenue Miethodiet Episcopal church
is" enjoying a picnic at. Roto'n Point
today.‘ The children left in trolley
cars for the park this morning at 0
o'clock. ’
-
. O O O
The "East Norwalk Improvement
'asaociation will hold its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon
in Community hall.
e o 0
Mr. and Mrs. Gustsv Rieltl of
Bette place entertained recently at
their home “liter Pritchard of New
, York city.
0 O O
“‘l'he regular weeklypraycr meeting
of the Ad\'cnt Christian church “ill
be held tonight at 7:30 o‘clock.
. _ o o o
The regular weekly prayer meet-
ing of the East Avenue Mothodiet
Episcopal church will be held to-
night. Rev. Arthur J. Pcnncll. pae-
tor. will be loader and the subject
will be “What I Mean by the Com-
munion of Saints."
0 0
Mr. and Mrs. \V. G. Stevenson.
who were recrntly married have re-
turned from their weddiul trip and
taken up their rceidence in But an:-
nuc.
s o 0
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abbott of “'il-
ton are receiving congratulations up-
on thc birth or .1 son at the Korwalk
hospital, yesterday. Mrs. Abbott was
Miss Caroline Gilbort. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Gilbert of
Goodrow street.
0 O O .
The Priscilla Club met hast men-
in: at tho home of Mien Eiin lilork.
7 Hawkins avenue. After the mom-l
Now York suftt'rt'ng from an infection
of the throat.
381m
Knox lirl'mwan of Rh”, holl‘wl until I um] Avilcrika.” Most
Lind tomes tollnv for ramp at. Port! lnr‘tlicins-s act only on loner lioncl
curls, Shiv Turk. “h-rv‘ lt~ “ill, but -irlloriltn arts on both upper
pen? the Sili’lllllr‘r‘ wlvutlon, {Hill lutvt‘r lmxvcl (and rennin-n till
“ ‘ " ‘ gm: :tllll [muons i.’.~.u~rllrtti i'nr oi)-
. ~bon't for:vt rrzulzir l‘ri4l n stiuuln ('Ullqllpilllflll. llclps any run"
it :I' Communit': lirl. gas on thv- stomach in ten minutes.
ll. A. lirad drug storm-«Adv.
1. . . . .. .
thdend N otlcq - -
: 'At a Meeting of the Board of Directors of the .I A f
item this day, a dividend at: the rate of_FOU_R ‘f‘
‘ .D ONE HALF (41,42) PER CENT. per annum.
w, us declared to the depositarsfrom theearnings '
-f the bank for the six months ert'ding June 80th,.
71924., " ‘
‘ Thiswdividen‘d‘ will be entered... on} pasts-books ' ‘
and paid on and after July 10th, 1924. . . ' .
3‘.“
All money deposited on or before July'toth, .
(11 draw interest :rdeuty' 1.3; ' ~ . .9 _ ..
v. , .
ALDENSOLMANSPmidem.‘ ‘
u 0 o .. , . , ~ . .
. . .r. n. Mnhvt'. \iilllnm )irtlivr ‘1'?" “f“H" "“i“ d‘l‘f'wl '5'" f"; *—
‘7‘ n ut'hnrlnu lit" lir-s [natured tr) " 0‘": ' 'F "0“" “NW. D; m”); a”!
. . . , . _ - x .
"ll‘O l.\_n, ,S'V‘t: rtl‘l) \\ horn the}- ‘K 't 1'” r 1" L \VEBIPUK’IF 3i
;- IA frl9llilS. .\lr. Muller :lml Mr. ' l
Hi We! witrmssm‘l ill!“ lvrtw l‘illl gallim‘ I 9 . ‘ Andrew Tedesco.~local bo-‘fl‘. “"‘1
“WM,” ”1,. .\~.\ i'url. ”mm... 3“,] “ onlall S Letter Will John Gordon. \vcrc paintully hurt
heuflrooklrn \z-nmnnu. ‘ I'Vi’ .THr-‘day night when Tedeaco'a mo-
- g” .. o . i Help No alk' torcyclc on “hicli they were riding
Vt . o - - I . 1:"-me owr the sltorv rouvl “as ditched by
.. -‘ ' . . Mir urltr-s i lint-ti ranking W“ :t. panning automobile. Tedeaco rc-
--—"“Nljlltt: hills on rrv'c-ilri floor. ; willow all I fill" turner! Hour and t‘Pht‘d :1 Cl”. on his leg and both
{O‘flficll} F».\tl‘.. liolrmmlgnn. l «irtillk llUl “.‘Itf‘r :tlltl ril‘v'-rs “rm [sadly out, and bru'igod,
‘ ' ' ' nlt‘u- otl l‘u tho gallon. Nothing
Staples High school. sud Mrs. Beech
’ where Mr.
‘ she «tripped over s rug at. her home.
0 0 O L
and hero treated
O
The Compo Beach Life Guards at,
their annual meeting in the Y. \\'. C.
A. clcctui the following officers for
the cot-ting )cnt‘: President. Kenneth
Scoticld; Vice President. Charles
Kempcr; Treasurer. Frank D. Day-
ton: Commodore. William \Vaeon.
Surgeon, Dr. J. O‘Connell.
O U U
Mortimer M. Crocemnn. postmas-
ter at the Grccnn Farms stntion. and
Miss Minnie \V. Dodge. of Canton.
Ohio. were married in New York
city June at. by ‘tev. Robert.lloy
Remington .0! St. George‘s church.
' O O C
A barn dance will be given at the
new burn or Gin-lo. Kellen in Lyon:
Plains tonight. the proceeds to go
toward the support of the Lyon:
Plains church. '
by Dr. Roy Long.
0 O
O O O
Edwud T. Bedtord hsa’xiven to
the Y. M. C. A; a set or twenty
volumes of Kipling's works and
100 music recbrda have been re-
_ceived Irom Mrs. Bedtord.
' O O O
Allie Kirk is recovered from Isciel
injuries received yrhile at. work on a
'and ban]: on Imperial avenue.
0 ‘O 0
Dr. 3’. O'Connell is seriously ill at
the Bridxeport hospital. .
O O 0
Mr. 1nd Mrs. J. Hudnut. o! Vir-
gin: have returned to occupy their
summer home here.
0 O O
Judge and Mrs. John E. Godillot
have left on a two week‘ motor trip
through New Enxhnd and ’New
York. going to Bangor and return-
in; by way, or the White Mountains.
_hke Champlain and Catskill ”moun-
ulna. .
s o 0
Miss Mary Feeney of New York
city visited over the week-end with
her tether. Diner Feeney.
O O
‘ ’A [Tilly carnival _wil’l.be given at
the home of. Mr. Edward J. Taylor
dual-eons Farms next Tuesday aft-
ernoon st: 4, o'clock under the cus-
pices otthe Bridgeport Art Leuue.
The proceeds will be ‘given to the
Greens Farms Conventional
church.
0 O O
H. H. Beach. principal of the
have. left (or Mansfield. . Penu..
Beach has accepted I.
poeitlon to tench in the State Nor-
‘mal school to:- the summer. ‘
~, _ s o a
litre. J. F. Kceler of Bridge street.
Saugotuck. is suturing tram o frec-
turs of the right leg received when
Women 9 f. ‘Cll't ri as t
."'f“Cliurclt Plan Affair
i ‘ Ne'xt' Month -——i-: Mrt
» A ugust. 2.
’7‘...f“,..v,}g. .“"
Everything is in radians for the
(fishnet-duct lid old- rationed
strawberry festival to.“ hold on the
M
Ladies’ Aid Plans Sup-
per Too for July 174:}-
Festival a t Cross-
ways '
way . tomorrow evenint. tor the
benefit at the Brook-lac clapei. The
following committee
.5, . m . I
' the attain- Food column”. Mrs. J.
F‘. Arnold. chairmen: Mrs. F. E.
llddley. vice-chairman: Tickets and
Publicity. Mrs; George, Hubbell. Mrs.
Harry Stacey Benton; lire. Percy
Barrett: Box office. Miss Ad‘ May
Prescott: Ushers. .‘lrs. Geom Hub-
bell; Stage director. “'ililun Mort
ton: Master of effects. Hynd Her-
pcr: I'm-grants. Willlun Norton,
At the meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Rownyton Methodist
Episcopal church yesterday after-
noon it. was decided to have a fair
Charles E. Scott. H. N. Wilson; Di-
rector or Parking. A. M. Billisrd:
Organdie town contest.
wind supper in the chapel of the Benton. Among the lectures on the
church-Thursday. July 17. It will program is a. motion picture bur-
opcn at 2:30 o‘clock in the after. lesque with a out which .will in-
noon and supper will be served elude Mr. suers._Frederick Setups
from 6 to 8 p. m. ' Jr.. Mr .nnd Mrs. How-rd N. Wilson.
‘ 0 ’ Mrs. E. Wilson 1nd -R. H. North.
Other numbers are the Boweyton
Serenade". Irvin: Albrecht. Sidney
Bell. Arthur Biliiud. Charles E;
Funk. Howard Moore: the World's
\V'orst Menthol. Mr. Arthur Bil-
liard and Russell Thoma directed
by Charles E. Scott: Million-d Trunk-
le in Arablsn and Hindoo love songs;
Old Brookeide. Mary sud Virginie
Blackford: Apache dance. Anti. and
London Herrick Ind John Case: Or-
gnndle gown contest. "Rose of Der-
ion" led and nuns by lilies Carol
Mills. The contestants ore Mory md
Virginia Blockford. Suzanne Brown.
Marjorie Buchanan. Lind: Cotton
hinges. Helen improw, Anti: Her-
rick. Patrice. Mocxowen. Barbers
Landeburg. Lorna Loves. Harriett
AT AN GEVINES
BELBERV , ’
Mr. and Mrs. Ilillial'y Albrecht ‘9!
Brooklyn who hate been visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Clement D. Ab-
recht of Logan place have returned
to their home.
0 O O '
The carnival of the Rowaytnn
Fire department “ill be held on .xho
lot at Roton Junction. it will open
Saturday July 26 and continue
throughout the week until Saturday.
0 O I
The {irat truths series of open
discussion meetin: ol‘ the Rowayton
Baptist church will be held this
month: in the church. The meeting
is open to the public. The topic
under discussion “ill be "Why Are
'
BAGS AND SUIT CASES
First time we have sold these trunks below
T ALWAYS HAS PAID to pay more to get a
“Belber"—but here in this sale you do not pay
earned an enviable reputation for VALUES-45ml.
this sale surpasses all our previous efforts.
than to list the specific items and rices, as we do
here—the story of Belberrquality, lber strength,
S A L E
regular price
I more, you actually pay less! Our sales have
We do not believe it is necessary to say more
Belber appearance, is known throughout. America}
After careful compari-
sons. extending on a “peri-
od of years, we have
found Bclbcr
most satisfactory in or-
Lugga gc
cry respect. It is a fact
that continuous leadership
' ifor “the
town or J; Stunt Gillespie. Cross»
Frederick Salient. Jr.. R. H. North.-
Mlls Kit.
is." ’
mum»... wince
"Aunt; Abigail and the now" at the
Bavarian 'Hoee 'hom. tomorrow
evening. by the Patrol team or the
Not-wall; chspter of the De Molar.
The entertainment is being sponsor-
ed by Cilia N .. “Lot the aownyton
" Bsptilt church and is tor the bene-
fit of the Sunday ochool.‘ In con-
nection pill: the. presentation or the
pity the De Malay ancopotcrn will
‘ give a musical program.
' 0 O O
The Epworth {me or the Ho-
warton Methodist. church will ltold a
“Variety Fete" on the lawn of the
church. ' Suturdsty afternoon and
evening. Ice-cream. cakes randy
and novelties will be for rule. Wil-
liam Bowman is chairman ofthe
committee which has nrranxed the
utteir. - -
l “ DARIEN i
The Young women‘s club o! the
Noroton Presbyterian church will
hold s. meeting in the lecture room
Friday evening or. eight o’clock. The
members are lesrning butretry un-
der the direction of Mrs. Tothing.
O O O
The Women‘s association or the
Dsrien Congregational, church is
holding a street fair this afternoon
and evening on the church and par-
sonage lawn. The booths which are
very pretty are-an followa: the
jersey booth in chsrge of Mrs. John
Godfrey; candy booth. lire. Henry
Morehouee: cake table. Mrs. Benja-
min Corbin; soda fountain. Mrs.
Charles Butler: grocery. vegetable
and flower booths. Mrs. G. 8. Ken-
dall snd Mrs. Edward Chichester.
Supper will be int-cred each evening
from 6 to S o‘clork. which is in
chsrxe or Mrs. “'iilia'rn Slaughter.
Dr. John Godfrey has charge 0: the
hot dog stand. At 4:30 and 7:80
each day thero~ will be a Very
pleasing entertainment of which Mrs.
Milton Smith has charge. Miss Att-
nin Korea is at the grab bag. Then
there is the gypsy fortune teller and
the pony (or the kiddies to ride.
0 0 0
Mrs. Reynolds 0! Hslter Ridge
road. Noroton Heights. is confined
to her home by illness.
0 O I
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shaw of
Linden avenue, Noroton lleizthtl. are
entertelning Miss Marjorie Smith or
\‘i‘sshington.
O O I
Hurry Pointer with some friend:
motored to Albany. New York. on
“'edncedny.
Mm Fathering Tyler. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L‘hsuneoy Tyler of Nor.
oton Heights in seriously ill.
0 O .
Mr. and Mrs. How-rd Slauson of
the Post Road, Dorian. with some
triende motored to City leland on
Sunday.
0 O 0
Miss Ids. Lon-tides of the Port
Road, Dar-ten. who has been quite ‘
in is able to be out agsln.
C C O
The Dsrlen Girl Scout dance was
held in the Ron! school Monday
evening. The winners at the elimi-
nation dsnce were Mr. Flerurning
and dsuxhter Marjorie of Barton.
and the. prize fox trot was won by
Miss Helen \i‘hitelsw and Harold
Odd): '
O O 3
Mr. and Mn. Warren Sultry" of
Old King‘s Highway. are entertelnlrg
Minn Hazel Schryver or Rhinebaclt.
New York, for s few do) 3.
0 0 O
The Dramatic club at St. Luke'r.’
Epievopsl church: Noroton. held a
meeting in the parish house on Mon-
day evening. _
O
The Mines .‘lay and Florence
Grist or Prospect. avenue spent. Sun-
iu giving latest. improve—
ments and greatest. \‘ltlllt‘s
Belbcr
world's largest mauui‘am
e
Belber Steamer
Wardrobe. $19 95
Sale Price '
:Lply veneer. covered and
interlined with vulcanized
fibre. making 5-piy con-
struction. Two, regular
drawers and one drop
drawer with full covered
lid. Many conveniences.
Belber' Regulation
Locker or $6.95
Camp Trunk
5—ply construction-vulcan-
izcd fibre inside and out.
Snap lock and two drew
bolts. Has tray, will: two
compartments.
Belber Wardrobe
gm... $37.95
Full size. 3-ply veneer,
covered and interlined with
vulcanired fibre,-mnking 5-
ply construction.‘ Open.
top with plush facing.
Locked top drawer and
locking device. All con-
veniences. _Dark blue;
black binding.
BELBER “SAFE-LOCK” Sale“ ' ‘
WARDROBE TRUNK Price', $390.95
The most famous of the' Belber productions, embodying the ~
very highest type of construction throughout. Note ther'fee’; ‘
has made lllf.‘
turcr of fine trtivclira;
goods.
‘.
b
P [till 1K
Belber Wardrobe $ -
Trunk. Sale Price 29‘95
Regular size. 3lply veneer, cov'-
ered and interlined with vulcan-
ized fibre. making 5-ply construc-
tion. Open top with plush facing.
Locked top drawer and locking
bar for all drawers. All conveni-
ences. »
tut-es
1—Plush-rnced open .top.
2—Hshxersf including Princes
dress hanger; ' ‘
a—m Bclber sue-Lock locks '
and unlocks the trunk in
three plans, with one no-
m‘ . l‘ . ‘ '
4—41.de bu. ; , , ll—W
» Mr. and .firs. Henry bullshit Hit-g
“W “'1' anatomic.
will! 1W3
.4: .
day on Long Island.
——____.___
GOVERSOR $135103 LEADING
FARGO. N. 1).. June 26.—Gmcr-
nor R. A. Nestoa. seeking renomiua-
tion on the Republican ticket. con-
tinued to hold a two to our lead over
G. A. Shorlic when tabulation or re-
turns from yesterday's primary use
resumed today.
I. J. Moe‘was running 1 poor third
prosecution, otimr'umt
' - dough to
OLDSMOBILE SIX
nmem
‘1 o‘sos'soess-s
mm
’AARON KOHN ;
-; OBsflroadAretme. i
’31— "'W“
Lilililh‘l
tin
sheen"
M...._=§
1
$894.00 ;
connexion-In;
DON NE
; SHOPS
1.13“» I 9
AY. JUNE 26. 1924.
THE FLAPP
ELECTRIC (r
IRO\
A
Only 97C
AND Arm :5 mtrzur h
Ne w ‘00 rlt “Jo
\
Girls! \
ER
Rum
LLY‘S
LARGE SELECTION
CLOTHING, INCLUDING
BEACH. MOI-[AIRS A N D TR 0 P i C
WORSTEDS, AT
$12.50 To $29.50
We also have 1 large display of SUITS, COL
1 XEDOS Ind OVERCOATS at less than
Alfred Benjamin ES:
97 Fifth Avenue
3. I. cor. 11th In. Open bony to e r. 8:. (Including Saturday)
Known for High-Grade
Summer Clothing Specialties
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