>
‘ ’s'rieh pouncil.
i—W:oii:5filiihihlaln street, Thurs-
, g. and Friday. October 30 and 31.
,L
1 recs FOUR
.55 Plans for a big fair and bazaar to
"bi held on November 19' and 20 at
St. Paul's Episcopal church were
made lsstmight at a meeting 8f the
In connection with
fair, a. luncheon will beheld on
‘ s first day and a. supper on the
..lebond. There will be ten booths.
The executive committee in chsrge
IN: the affair consists ‘of: President,
A. C. Emmerson; Vice President. C.
. J. Fsirhurst; Secretory. Miss Edith
Salisbury; Waiter Lsphem and F. B.
Austin.
0 O O
—Tho Post Road Coffee Heuse on
’Wostport Ave., is open until 9 p. m.
‘Famo’us waffles 45c.——Adv.
_ I O 0
William Ratios of the U. 8. Miss-
issippi is enjoying a. thirty days fur—
lough a». his home on Woodward
avenue.
ose‘ '
—Have your new living room
mm: made to order "Betterbilt" An-
gevine Furniture Co.—Adv.
O I O
_‘ The Girls' Friendly society of St.
Paul's church will meet tonight at
the church.
0 a 0
Basketball apparatus was install-
ed yesterday in the basement of the
Norwalk ,M. church for the use
of the Boy's club, it was announced
today by Rev. George B. Tompkins.
pastor of the church. The Boy's
club held its first fall meeting last
might with Jack C. Oglesby and Mr.
Schlander in charge.
0 O O
—”Bctterbilt.”
Living room suites are quality
through and through. See them?
made in our window Angcvine Fur-
niture Co.——-Adv.
The Norwalk
Day Nursery will
THE.
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SENTINE‘L'
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21 .
St. Paul’s Church ‘Menl-bers
Planning Fair and Bazaar
[nus cons man
IN EVERY SENSE _
THESE FALL DAYS
. Gene. Tsrkns. 0.
“110101“! ‘1'. ms. or Beiden INO-
nue, returned. hem: s.undsy.
Mr. Muk.A. Will utd Mr. Ron-
ald ngpers‘ot Brooklyn spent the
week-end with Mr. sud Mrs. 'D. J.
Lynch of Academy steet.
Willism' McKihleYquiliu-y mem-
bers will meet st 7:45 o'clock to-
night in front or can Yellows‘ hsll.
South Main street. end will ettend
in s. body the meeting of the Frank
C. Godfr Post, American legion.
The suxiii has also chsnged the
date 0 its Hellowe'en party~1rom
October 73.1 to.,0ctober 29.
z
131‘ NURWALK 3
’Mrs. Innis Dobos- was given s.
surprise birthday psrty at. her home
on Osborn avenue last evening. The
guests were Mrs. Joseph Evon. Mrs.
Paul mydu. Mrs. Stevens Bssnlssbo.
Mrs. Steven Sender. Mrs. Joseph
Gall. Mrs. Steven Naggy. Mrs.
Joseph Tekscs. Mrs. William Kai:
msr. Mrs. John Belss.’ Mrs. Frenk
Domlltos. Mrs. Paul Lassen. Mrs.
Michael Hegedus, Mrs. John Bus-
seit. Mrs. Steven Yobnggy. Mrs.
Daniel Miller. Mrs. Bales Soho, Mrs.
Michael Toth. Mrs. Paul Kurmey,
Mrs. Joseph Sobody. Mrs. Jemes
Ssicsuzl, Mrs. James Monsport. Miss
Margaret Sobody. Miss Mary Hodos.
Miss Arms , Dobos. Steven Lengyel.
James Evan. Mrs. Joseph Boltez.
Mrs. John Soltez. Mrs. Frank Toth.
Mrs. Andrew Kctchkls. Mrs. Steven
Yoclk. Mrs. John Derysn. Mrs.
Joseph Chohy. Mrs. L. Hodos. Mrs.
Joseph Foyto. Mrs. Julius Budo-
sky, Mrs. Andrew Pramer. Mrs. L.
Saba, Mrs. M. Stveen Yobnxfl. Mrs.
Joseph Kerekes. Mrs. George So:-
klcr. Mrs. Joseph Balog. Mrs. An-
drew Iiutkor. Mrs- Paul Parka.
Mrs. Joseph Tompks. Miss Elizabeth
Ketskus. Miss Anne Lesson. Miss
.ltose Bulog, Miss Helen Dokos. Ed-
ward Gall, John Dobos. Louis Sol-
lesz. James Solless, William Bolog.
Hegedius. Joseph
mw4aydemrrfiuno
Jilly a rumimnsienmuculnnmmm
Any one having saleable articles
which they would like to give to tho
”:Nyrsery is asked to sent it to the
ay Nursery on “‘ebster of tele-
‘phone Mrs. Christian Swnriz. GS
Ylfest avenuh.
. 0
—Best Coal.
0
Harris 8: Gnns—-—-Adv
I O
The regular monthly meeting of
the Building and Loan association is
being held this afternoon.
. O 0 O
\ Arthur Tucker of New York city
gas a. visitor in Springwood yester-
ay.
I. 0 O
~Auto springs. Tilly's—Ah.
. s I O 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Briylsss of Ely
avenue motored to Sing Sing Sunday
where they witnessed 71 ball game.
' t O 0
Mrs. Robert Regan and daughter
.Anns. of Quintard avenue have re-
turned from a week visit with rein.-
tives in Fall River, Mass.
. ll 0 .
[Fuse a work on our Club Plan
w put a Victrola. in 'our )1
Donnelly’s.—-Adv. 5 "me;
Good faith-ft dmp' ;
In famous hotels and
restaurants the coun-
try over, where pat-
ronage depends upon .
the excellence of the- '
cuisine, the serving of
Maxwell House Cof-
fee has become a math
ter of course. Such
confidence merits your
consideration.
Hots are high, not only in the
:sense of costing in good deal, but
in shepe. One above is modified
model, but center and lower
chspeens src very high crowned
with single decoration—1| suitirt1
Perk mode. j
Miss. Mary Ganzy of Bcldr‘n ave-
nue spent the wcok~end with rela-
tivcs in New Jersey.
0 O 0
Charles Erhardt of Bridgeport
was 1 recent visitor in Bpringwood.
O 0 0
Albert Ruins of Bridgeport was
the guest yesterday. of his grand-
mothvr Bil-,3. JosopllWVHrgo of Snow~
den avenue.
0
—Large Pea Cool.
Guns—Adv.
Harris &
Members of lilo C-S Chapter of
the Girls' and “'omen's club held a
delightful card party last night in
the (‘lulxroums in “'3“ street. 20
being present at the affair. The
prize Winners wort-c Zilrs'VVllllam
Ashbrook, Mrs. V‘osburgh, Mrs. Vin-
cont Alan and Mrs Samuri Stevens.
The attendance prize was won by
.Mrs. Humid \Vlllinms After the
card party. dancing: was enjoyed.
Plans were also mmle for a Hal-
lowcn-en party to he held next Mon.
‘ day night in the (-lubrooms.
O
-Lehlgh Coal.
Adv.
O C
Harris a Guns.-
0 O O
\Velcomo Stranger LodgefSons of
' St George. have made plans to hold
a. "wish-drive" next Saturday night
in the lodge rooms in \Vail street.
There will be prizes for winners of
the drive The progrnm for the at-
fair is nuilo u' [Hui ll it is ex-
period the full lmlcc membership
will turn out on that occasion.
O O O
* —“I$ollr-rbllt."
Living room suites are qusllty
through and through. See them
made in our window. Angevine
Furniture Co.——Adv.
I O C
The Philathen class of the Nor-
waik M. E. church tonight will hold
a. meeting at; the home of Mrs.
Frank James, i'ew Canaan avenue.
O t 0
-—See Classified Radio Tube.-—Adv.
II 0 0
St Joseph's Hospital Sewing Cir-
cle will meet tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. Edward Rayon. Burritt
avenue. . .
0
Members of the Holy Name society
and the Knights of Columbus, ro-
celved communion in a body at 7
o'clook' mass at St. Mary's church
Sunday. .
O I #
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Merkert of
Brooklyn, N. Y.. who have been
spending several weeks as the guests
of Mrs. Merkert's psrents. Mr. and
They are duplicates.
With either key
~ Have You These Keys?
You can lock youn valuables
»'rhesekeysswsityouheve. .
noxrentelisveryressonnble.
Dobos. A feature of the evening's
program was violin selections by
James Even. Mrs. Dobos received
a number of beautiful gifts.
-' I O O .
Mrs. Edwin B. Smith and son.
Edward B. Smith of East avenue
spent the week at Mead’s Mountain
house in the Catskill mountains.
O O 0
There will be a meeting of the
“'omnn's Foreign Missionary society
of the East Avenue Methodist
church at the psrsonsge tonight at
8 o'clock.
q
Luxurious clothes ere not
EALAndsLILLnLueley—ius
of leopard skin is donned, this
end bending of bearer.
of bed she my slip into a lovely he‘ll
bracede trimmed with gold heed
Dame Fashion Sponsors Luxurious Garments
cool for daytime end evening veer.
y like the one on the left—mandala
tune s. For the afternoon
jwrws‘re
psrticnlsr model being 'rnedc more
DA thN
TROYALEY SOHFJN'LE
The regular weekly rehearsal of!
the choir of the Swedish Confirt’R-‘i-
tlonal church will be held tonight at
8 o'clock. I
o s e l
Tonight will be meeting night for ,
the Boys nnd Girls clubs of lhc‘
Christ church The Junior Boys‘ or !
genisetion will most In Community;
hall at 6 o'clock while the Triangle 'r
club. whose members cm the senior
boys and young men. will first in}
the hall at‘ 7:30 p. m. The Girls'
club will meet at 7 o'clock in the.
rectory. . i
e o l
During the past 'fnw weeks a:
number of books have been plsccdl
on the shelves of the East Norwslk l
Library by the Library committee of
the East Norwnlk improvement As-
socistlon. Among them are: "Burn-
ing Daylight." by Jack Londdn:
"Great heart," "The ’ridsi Wave"
and "The Obstacle Recs." by Ethel
M. Dell: "The See Hawk." by
Rafael Snbnlirll; "Reliei‘oa of Sun-
nybrook Farm" and “Mother Carey's
Chickens." by Kate Douglas \‘l’lg-
gins: “A Dog of Flanders." by
Louise De La itnmee: "The Indian
Drum." by Mscllnrg and Balmer:
"To the Last Man." by Zone Grey;
"Keeping up \K‘lth Lizzie.” by Irving
Bnrhoiler: "Kczinh Coffin," by
Joseph C. Lincoln: "Tutt and Mr.
Tall" and “His Children's Children."
by Arthur Train; “Wildfore.” by
Zane Grey; "The Drums of Jeo-
pardy." by Harold MacGrnth:
"Come Out of the Kitchen." by
Alice Duer Miller; "Lord Jim." "The
Rover" and Victory" by Joseph
Conrad; "Race." by \Villinm McFi-c:
"My Antonio.” by William J. Locke;
"The Roughneck." by Robert ”W.
Service; "Ballsaud." by Joseph Her-
gesheimer: "The Golden Bed" by
Wallace Irwin; "At the Back of the
North Wind." by George MacDon-
ald; "So Big." by Edna. Ferber;
"Jeremy." by HughNanpole; "Beg-
gar's Gold." by Ernest Poole: “A
Modern Chronicle. "by \Vinston
Churchill and "Sir Harry" by Archi~
bold Marshsll.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson of
Fort. Point street are receiving con—
gratulations upon the birth of a
daughter at the Norwslk Hospital
yesterday morning The baby was
named Ruth Mario. Mrs. Thompson
was Miss Mario Herring. The birth
of Ruth Merle makes Mr. and M .
Charles Thompson of Fort Poi t
street grandparents for the first
time and Mr. and Mrs. George Mll-
ier, Greet grandparents. '
' O I 0
Mrs. Chsrlottee Kleos. Mr. and
Mrs. Willlun Klees of New Roc-
helle and Mrs. John Hinkley of
Woodhsven were the week end
guests of Mrs. Lillis‘n Martin of
Dorlon's Point.
‘ O C O
The opening meeting of the sea-
son for the csndldstos of the Girl’s
Friendly society, of Christ church
will be held in thls church this utt-
ernoon. ‘ ’
‘ . O C 0
"Neighborhood Night" at Christ
church lest evening proved to be s
most enjoyable ensir. The progrsrn
was in charge of the St. Agnes'
guild sud included suites. music
and dancing. ,A special feature was“
the piano solo of Miss Alice Taylor.
“Neighborhood Night" will be ob-
served every Monday evening at the
church. A oordlel invitation. not
only to the members of the church
but to every one in the neighbor-
hood to attend these socieis. is ex-
B. B. Footo.
tended by the rector. Rev. Robert 1'
Lv. Darlcn Lv. Row. Ar. So.
Slnlion Switch Norm-Ali
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—- 7.4!: 7.18
7.17 7.2:: 7.38
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7.57 ‘ 8,02 313
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l0.37 151.42 10.58
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11.57 12.02 12.2!
I I I
The Christian IIndr-nvor (I! (ll“
First Conan national church will
sponsor on chic rlnlnmout‘ Friday
bids fair to be om-
Arrnngonlrlurl
the lip-
evening which
long romr-lnbcrml.
have been msnriudrd for
pesrancr- of the Norwulk Church
orchvslra. which ru‘l‘llily was curd
in Norwalk in .1 joint rcrilnl ’wilh
the Peoples Chorus. in :lddlilon to
the Orchi‘slrn. Clarence (fable, the dl~
rector, has announced that Miss
Phyllis \i'ngnt-r. :1 young soprano
singer who rcronliy moved to Nor-
walk from \Vorc-‘slcr, Mass... will
render SvVi‘l‘fll solos. The program
will no announced lntrr.
O O O
The capital stock of the Homo
Bank and Trust Co.. has been in-
creased from 575.000 to $100,000;
‘ O O
The members of the \‘i'illinm Mc-
Kinley auxiliary. Spanish \\‘:1r Veter-
nns of Norwalk. nro planning: an on-
tertninmont for the veterans of the
Fitch home in Noroton, to take place
on Sunday. November .‘3. it is ex—
pected that President Minnie A.
Flynn of \Yillimnnlic will be present.
and that the auxiliary of Sergeant
Frank Abner Post of Stamford will
participate in the program. ‘
“Gypsy" Pat Smith.
suns REGULAR AIR
TRIPS FROM U. s.
'ro EUROPE SOON
the noted
ovnnn’v'llsi. is spending the winter at
Vlklnghm-g. the Tokvnokc residence
of ills wife's pnrrnis.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. lra Kipp of Toke-
‘nokc have rcturnrd to New York
:fnr the winter months.
0 0 O
The taxable properly lists of both
corporations and lnlelilllllI liable
{or taxes in the Town of Durlcn.
,must be turned in lo the Board of
{Assessors before November lot. If
‘ihls is not done the list will be msdo
out by the board at their own valu-
..:ion and Ill per rum. still be added.
r'rom this llsl so made there is no
,.lppl:al.
’ e e
5 Mrs. Paul w. \vlllson of Bosch
l luivr, Nurnlnn Manor. has become
Vilrcrlor of religious (duration at
rilln First Congregational ,church ill
Stamford.
J - O O
I The work of concreting over the
road edges and constructing the
curblngs. whirh is being done for
me Town of Dorirn by the nrldgm
:xmrt (‘onrirurtinn Co.. is rapidly be-
. in: complclmi on the west side of the
railrosd bridge. ~
1 ROWAYTON l
The regular monthly business
mouth-lg oi the Itowuylon (‘lvir as-
sumalion was hrld inst evening in
tho ltownyton ilosc house preceding
:lllo rally. A bouquet of pink roses
'\\'.is‘rt"l‘el\'t‘d from tho llowsyton
(lru‘ii house. It 'wns voied to. srnd
ii to A. ll. Cleverly who is ill at his
homo. “'valcy Wood also reported
that the community is indebted to
Dr. Iiuld for his work in remedying
the traffic problem on North sve-
nuc. The road has been repaired.
O O C
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Son-
firlll of Rownyion avenue will be
held from the funeral parlor of D.
W. Raymond. West “'sshington
streot. South Norwaik, tomorrow af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. An-
drew F. Chamberlain of the South
Norwnlk M. E. chm-ch will ofiiclate.
Burial will be in Union cemetery.
Rowayton.
The many friends of A. B. Clover-
ly who has been ill at his home on
Craw avenue will be plensod to hear
that a slight improvement is shown
in his condition,
0
The annual meeting of the Wom-
en Home Mlsslomiry society of the
llownyton Methodist church is being
held this afternoon in the church.
I O O
Mr. and Mrs. C. Shimoules and
daughter Mona. of New York city
were the week-end guests at their
home on McKinley street.
The minute milsdy sets toot one
. block pulse velvet frock £113ng
WWWN“
individusl by huge coll": cuf-
style. of dull green
1
1
Mrs. J. H. Plunder and Daniel
\‘i‘lcks wore in Tarrytown yesterday
where they attended the funeral of
Mrs. Nollie Moore.
0 O
A member-of the Ever Ready
clrc 'of King's Daughters are asked
to contribute articles for the Home
Day at the Home for the Aged.
Tuesday. Canned goods. soap.
starch. in fact anything that may be
used st the Home is acceptable.
Contributions may be left at Mrs.
iiarl‘Tbomcs. ltowaylon avenue,
Mrs. Ida Bllorcr. Highland avenue
and Mrs. George \Y. Stevens. Mc-
Kinley street from where they will
be collected and token to the Home.
.. I O 0
Rev. Gmrge ll, Tompkins. pastor
of Norunlk M. E. Church will be the
speaker at the services oi it, ltow— .
sylon Methodist church tomorrow
evening.
Gov. Bryan Appeals
' To Illinois Workers
BENTON. Ill.. Oct. 21.4ovcmor
Clinrlcs W. Bryon. of
dent. started the second day of his
southern illinols campaign tour with
an address here todny vvilh other
rpmklng vnga‘vmunts st Folrflrlcl
and Robinson. All three towns are
in the heart of Illinois' conl fields.
The remaining four days of the
work will be spent in Ohio and Indi-
and.
At Murphysboro inst night, Gover-
nor Brynn told his audience. com-
pOSFd largely of the laboring men.
lhD)’““'0uld have to vote the Demo-
cratic ticket if they wanted relief
from present problems. In voting
the Democratic ticket. he added, the
people of Illinois could redeem them-
BPMTS.
In appealing to the minor. of this
section. Governor Bryan told now he
as a wholesale cosl dealer. hsd fore-
cd :1 reduction of coal prices in his
state and rolatod the difficulties he
had in obtaining coal supplies. Still.
he said. miners were kept idle three
and four days a week while the poor
people in his slate were seeking coal
for their homes. v
In scouting the charge that he was
“dangerous." Governor Bryan point-
ed to the business principles he had
applied in Nebraska.
SPEEDIEST TYPIS'I‘
NEW YORK. Oct. 21.—Alhert
Tangoru of Paterson. N. J., hss won
a. $1,000 silver trophy s.nd is gold
medal as the world‘s speediest typ-
ist in a contest at the Notionsl Blist-
ness show. In writing 130 words A
minute yesterdsy. he fell short of
equalling his 1923 record by 17
words.
Leon‘s sndDisoounts
Overdraft-
Stocks end Securities . .7. . . . . .‘. . .
Due from Reserve Agents . . .
Cuh‘in Vault .. .....
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' Total Assets
Surplus
sate or Connecticut. County of
~NOTICE ' -
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE PEOPLE’S TRUST COMPANY
Of South No Com, sttheOlose or Businessontholoth boy of
,. 'October, 19“.
" ASSETS.
sees-etiolog-
Fundsset aside for Savings Depositors .
Furniture and Fixtures .
eastoesoseoselsos'esooosscsl0.
Due from‘Bsnksand Bankers .
sous-noose-secession-so..-
Checks, Cash Items and Exchanges .......................
LIABILITIES.
Cspltsl Stock .
Undivlded profits. less expenses and taxes. paid ............
.DuetoBsnkssnd Bankers ...
Dividends. Unp'sld ......................................
“Vim upon“ sees-see-see.eeeeeeseeeeoee-c...-use...
Individual Deposits .....................................
Certificates of Demsit ..................................
Treasurer'schecks-.......................................-
0mm“_ch°°k'sees.none...-aseen-\esseeee-ee-eesssso-s
mmhmot'rhflft Fund. e-eese‘eeeeeseeseeoss-eo
ontal Liabilities ncourteous-Ioeechsosso‘oisse.s|s:tsss|
macaque:
tit-the, ‘
$179,523.71
2.57
488.065.18
106.093.97
6,358.08
18,981.93
270.59
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12,536.84
$883,279.99
ensues-seeeeos
8 50,000.00
20.000.00
8,176.70
1.88733
15.00
asses.“
250,442.30
1,936.73
29.97
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Nebraska. '
Democratic nominee for vice presi-*
23,396.82 _
16 TRANSFERS or
A REA_l._ ESTATE
P0pular No.9]
“Flaming YOUth
how
Real estste trsnsfcrs for the 1st-
tor part of last week numbc rod 16.
They are:
Charles Blgsway to Steve Sanders bat...
and wife,
street.
Charles Knrdos and wife to im—
ward Julian. lot and buildings, Laum
street.
Rachel Anderson to Anna Rhoadcs
lot and buildings, Flax Hill road, mg mien! m . . ~
Anna Rhoudes to Daniel llurdos “5"“ l” ‘l“""'"v‘ -
lot and buildings, Third
DONNELLY'S
and wile, lot and buildings. i‘ldx “"7 L“ 1“‘l“'"" . "
l‘illl road. mvnt that m: . .
Frederic H. Norton to \‘i’illlnm S. 113‘“ i‘m‘l‘ 1' g -
Eathirwood Jr., lot and buildings, ”“0“” ll '1' v -
Wilson cove. Wins 125M m ; “
Samuel J. Stewart to l’rodciick J. ”‘0‘" “W511“; ' “
Smith, 2 lols. Norwnlk park. lli‘ni‘iil‘v n.1,. - - ‘
Concetta I‘alumho to anzzio l-‘uil~ Si‘l‘illilw 11W ‘
in, lot and buildings. Ely avenue. 5“"5-‘4 “’ill lu- . ‘
Elizabeth Merritt to lllzzic Watson (‘Onm‘W-‘V "‘
lot. Yost street. Th“ “”1“?“ ‘ , .2. ‘
Alfred A. Brundngo to Elijah E. "N's-d 10M . ,.
Light. lot and buildings, Dry Hill lim‘k 151nm. l- “v: .. .A
road. lonlulzl. "‘
Sarah Merritt to Crofut & Knapp
Co.. lot and buildings, Van Zandt
street. -
His Third Dog Dies
Emma. Balcolm to Leuise \Ving,
lot and buildings, Rownyton nvcnuc. 0f POISON. He 0.
Arthur Cllltlim to Charles T. Di- lmnd HM»; ‘
mond. lot. \Vinnipauk. rr'pmu .3 n. .. .
Porter 1:3. Browne to Aixin D.
Wadsworth. land and buildings \Vi'Fl -“"-"T"(l ”if ‘
Rocks road. ”W .
Ethel Al. \Vniors to John Kcabor. 1“ l 7 - . .
2 lots. Harbor Viow park. ""‘3 i I ' ~. ' *
sullwmnn lm‘. ..r . .‘
tho .
Let} lmu ; .‘l‘. ..‘
Sumuci Chesnhrn iv 1:. Ilnnnning. “"Q l" :1"
23 lots, Main street. um. ‘2 ~
Marion 8. Lugs: to “'illiam Roin~ . .. . .MN' 'ff“
hardt and wife, lot and buildings. 3133‘} ”I.” \\ (-‘Hllzv
irficld park. ' H'U'H ‘ “I - ‘
Fa 7lli'l2i lmu I'r‘vrlz‘ . 4, ' 1‘. ~,,..
Pilll pm l‘lml- -- "‘I.
La Follette Keeps Up
131
)‘lll‘pl’vfil‘5 (n r'. - ,
,, ... ,4 ,
in, 7:.H >.1:.lt:."
(By Associsiod Prcs<.) §
LA FOLLETTE SPECIAL. JEN-z
noun-2 TO uocx ISLAND. ILLS. 3
DES MOINES. lows. Oct. 21.—~A.~‘
he turned \vnsiwurxlshrdxz I
he turned (:lslwuni luduy “'lih lll‘
intention to devote the romaindr‘r of
his campaign to (no status cast or
the Mississippi. Senator Robert .\l.,
Le Follcltc, Indcpeudr-nt prenidnn»:
Carter's and Forest w
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Angevine Furniture Co.
16 NORTH MAIN ST. SOL‘TH \(filllll‘ill
PHONE 256
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We carry only reliable merchandise- 0:" honest
quality—every piece fully guaranteed and at,
prices much lower than can be found in any other
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