THURSDAY, N0 T'VILFR 19,1925 ’I‘ii'E EVENING SENTINEIn-SO. NORWALK. CON N.
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PM} if.’ Si‘lV’ th
thinks but still in love with
him. . . ."
She looked up at Ulysses Ill he
stood. lie-tinting. with his hilnd on
the hack of the choir Jim hud but i
left. i.
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All LAN SHEA/IN @IIUI
Fool" Loo
WEIGHT DUDTON
fSEQUEl. TO“% FLAPPER WIFE"
run srour so FAR:
MAY SEYMOUR. whose Illi'l- .
lllllill, lllt. JOHN SEYMOUR.
killed himself because. 01 her love
allele with JIM CAREWE. re-
turns to in r home town after u
y‘l-ars absence. She sell: her
slm' he and bonds. leates the sale
all her house in the hands of
ULYSSES X. IA‘ 0 RGAN. a
wealthy widower, and with her
little fortune in cash. sets out to
“May 1 eit her with you for u min-
ute?" he asked. “I' in going to hate
lunch with my _\0illl¢ daughter .
Sally. and she'll late as usual.“
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He turned' to Gloria its he out . I
down. ,;_ ‘.
"They tell me 3ou hove a new I’ it!“ “HM
young son at your house, and that '1' : . W i... _ '
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Iio's quite a boy. " he sold to her.
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A PRE-RELI‘IASIC SHOWING 9: “ ‘ - -
RUDOLPH VALENTINO I “ER 3'5“.“ FROM PARIS
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“ - The Greatest Lover "QIIOOTIV'
"iIe' s the wonder child of the out). .
Gloria answered, twinkllnx. , ,
She always brightened when our- .
one mentioned her marvelous bshr .
to her. I
“lie sleeps all night without 3ip .
ping. and new has a tummy nelu- .
Ile‘ is really not It. hit of trouble." I
Ulysses shook his head, and his
03' on darkened.
"It' s not when they re babies. that ,
our children are n trouble to us.
Mrs. Gloria." he said. “They’re I
problem only when they ceade to be ' of the Century
OUR GANG IN lNJl'NS"
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. when they grow up. I
find and umrry it man with children. .
money. Take the case of my Sully. for im , , ____y ..M--_._..,.--..,._...... _
dim Aumi‘iil" i ‘l’il‘flil stance. Sally's Just eighteen. Yester- . ' ‘ HI ' W " ‘ -. ”' ’” "”"‘ ..._.._ ‘ '- “--
vot‘rl'f’. i- . o - t I \- day she was 0. child. Today she’- a 4 3
ING, uud \I\t i . u‘ "friends, woman." > i . u ,’ 9 SATURDAY SUNDAY EVENING
HERBERT .‘i't'it'n'il' ' and “I know. I‘ve seen her around . ' , ,
DAN Sl‘lutil'lu‘. Both men pay at parties." (lioriu interrupted. I . COBRA ‘ ' . Charles “Bile” Jones I‘Jit‘dllill Btiili' (iillilll ‘md
court to May. greatly ‘0 the (“8- “She's fur and away the prettiest ( l'Ciilillilll Iiiiit‘
tress of (‘lirlotlm who has been
in love with Dan for many years.
lint May sets her cap for,
Waterbury. sure that he in tile
riell husband she line been look-
iili: i'ol‘. Ili Iiei‘ ell'ort to “loud"
him. she, spends thousands of
dollars on new clothes. and
jewels.
At Inst he proposes. and May
accepts him. She turns over to
him for investment nil the money
girl in town. Is she renlly eighteen? I ;
She looks like it child.“ I?"-
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This llil'lill'l‘ inismi on the pin" in ~ ”I
t'rlcusr- null ill’l.‘- llI‘W'l'
' . l'nilcd Slates. it glows directly in ,\':\"
li'om Noin (hill \‘il .'\i)\ \.\'ll1l.\
\l.ll'IIIl I'm \‘l i‘: :l
lili‘ll .‘il'ilHl lulu'w .i"\
Yolk “i
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Ulysses nodded.
“She may look like a ,ehild.” he
said. "but she knows her woy'nbont
us well at eighteen no I do at llft..y I
lie trimmed with it Comical sort I
of despair as he turned to Mny.1
"l‘ d like to lime. you meet Sall3. -. , _. __
Mrs. Seymour," he. sold to her. i . ' "I “In”. I‘AIINI‘ZD.
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She's really a sweet little thing. but
she's never had it woman to look
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she hos—including 512.000 from nl'lel' .ill‘l‘. Mother died when she ul' llil li\i'llll—.t' Hill!) lullliv r is iliHHll"
the sale oi’ her house. But she wus ilnrn. you know." .uu w ll iixml in th- \iuy oi conven-
iiuznediuteiy ri'gi'ets‘tliis when tinder cover of the table (Flow i~ili in 1 lipi-
Lyric Theatre
’l‘mhly. I’l'illziy iliill \iiilii‘clup
John G. Jermon, Inc.
Carlotta. departing for California.
warns her not to trust Water-
bury too for. When she goes to
Waterbury to demand the return
of her money. he disappears. And
kicked May's foot. A smile played
around the corners or her mouth. I
"You ought to marry again. to I
give Sully a stepmother, Mr. Fm" , , . ..._.,.,........ ___ w ‘ ‘
grin." she sold wickcdli. ‘ ' ' ' ‘ "
a :i"lli‘l l ill: lll'l‘ l'il3' l ,' ' ‘
. " i‘lil country neighborhood out of 1"“
./ ‘illllliliti'i it was found tliut .\‘\ have}
Isvuim; lllwi'ililli‘lil or. :lutouinliilI-s, GilI
‘i\ill'lit'i‘l sinks.
iii. unsliiui: liiill'iiiillro.I
wincirirm il'oi'.>. l.“ iiiilii tulw, ::li.l
Mar pructieullv nenniless sells Muv tolt herselt blushing for no Tod“. Fl‘iC . . . . .. I . ,
.v i. t . v a ' u. “, ,U. ‘ '..'_\._ “A.“ l- lil‘
her jewels and iur coat to buy it reason at all. so for as she could see. I ” ’ I ) SML 1d L“ I" I IN“ h” I‘ “ ‘0 I ' I“ . . ‘. . .
ticket for California. where she “i should love to ”wet Sully." she ‘ “”* "“ "w” Bl”) lirlmgton
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intends to visit (.‘nriottn. said, and Just the: Rally come up I V v A, v, , _- - - uni] liw
on the way she stops oil‘ to rmm behind her. . (vomplete .\0\‘I N dlllltlliifl Bill '\',\l.l|,»\ll.\lSU—AS the him.» or “("01an CI‘OOk"
we. her lawyer. DICK GREG» May knew she. was l-‘orgnu‘s I ;.\\dil‘5 “AH i'llll‘l'IllS it l‘i‘shii'llliulv I ., /
"KY, and (-LORI..I his wife. daughter the minute niie glimpsed iit‘iiiIilHi‘li Il\ I‘milnlrl. hero, :in rillvrly woman: ""1” . ‘
who is “:13" s best friend. She her. She had his. sparkling brown ‘ =ili'vssu-l lll hlucli l'usilul out of thoI EDE MAE
xv llvi' :ilnls :il'ound ililll.
"l“orgiw lnr. l‘l‘ini'r‘.”
l‘rO‘l‘li, ll.r~
flw'lllilil;2:_.t.
shrinks from meeting: her towns-
people. wllo know the story of
her husband's suicide. But Gloria
. tells her the only thing to do is
in face them bravely. So she
tillully consents to {:0 downtown
in lunch with (ilorln.
(NOW (30 ON WITH THE STORY)
TANDING in the doorway of the
restaurant, May drew a deep
breath such as a swimmer takes
just before he dives into icy writer.
She clutched (.llrn'l'u nervously by
the arm. as she looked around her
at the familiar walls and snowy
luhlcs.
~ihiti‘iiieziiéiiiiit Idiom”Liierniniiiiioiifi How had shower fancied herself She broke off. And Carewe's 9:05 May as the girl greeted 118? {etlieiu I
omen mnny a we.“ meal “.th Dr. in love with this top with his oiled followed hels that had. suddenly "noun, 133d.” she was string in
John in tho ”I duyg_,he buried m n hair. and his oily \‘UiCO’.’ “hr, she. widened into pools of lzrzlit. ller um shrill. whining voice of it spoiled I“
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ores and straight. line nose. But
here the resemblance ended
Sally's little mouth was It perfect
if‘irpid'e how. and it was pointed it.
bright nasturilum red. licr cheeks
wrro pointed. too. and her thick ere-
lnslle-a were iwaded with mascara.
Under her white felt llilt little
wisps or curly blond Iltlil' trimmed.
wotll.l':t$ling with her straight. block
v3 ebionu. She was really beautiful
in spite of her paint and powder I
. in who of her fun-iv clothes.
:iud the. _liou.r3’ rings on her little
hands, From her wrist. dangled n
:_'.‘(lid runity case. and lipstick, and
:i rlguret case of scarlet enamel.
“Portrait of a Flapper." thought
“THE OPERATIC FOUR”
A iii‘i‘iil Klimt-oi Act
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hour Other Big; Broadway Acls‘ DR (‘H ASE‘S
T I “TRAFNiLthiNi0tiiEARlS” , BALLET SUPPERS
ALL SIZES ’
\lill‘l'iil‘.’
. $1 85 PAIR
Mildred Harris and Robert Frazer °
- : PALACE BOOTERY'
~~~7~~~-I 27 No Main St. 80- Norwalk
IUI .\l| til '1'.
wil ii
“ .l'lco old limos to see you again, Maizl'c,” lie was say-
ing smoothly/.ns IlC pulled a chair out from the table.
lm going to! I simply will not sit
here with 3ou
tie that matched his socks and hand
kerchief!
THEATRE NOTES
. , . . . ‘ him now? mouth smiled. child “I told Wit I‘d meet rou out.
, medical mllW'izine. she \vnlchln him “mm the HI). look "if ' « . - . « .
/ “up bored 0;“...me eves 3 “Like old times to see you attain. A man was in the doorway of the side the,
' ‘ ' liinizio." he was saying smoothly. as dining room—fit spectaclcd man with hcret"
restaurant. . . . not in
”9"“ ‘0‘" 5h.” h“? ““1“th dozms he pulled a chair out from the more. a keen (see. who stood as stiff as "You, dour, i know," her mm..- ‘ l:>‘il.\i.i,. 'i‘izw .l.ln.~- !-
0! “m?“ with J”" Lnrewe. “"d" the lie dropped into it. lighted n clguret. steel. looking at her. As if her eyes replied patiently. "But I saw Mrs. "““i: “”5”“ III“ ll" Il"*‘iili3"‘1~
c01d- dis"il‘ll'l'OVlng Sale Of “0" “'0an and up into cusp conversation with called him, he came. straight toward Gregory und Mrs. Seymour in here, .\1‘ 1H}; “Lit-ilk! W NH.- »‘Imll‘v “'3!" ”ml"H
friends' She wondered it Jim (“"31- (E10118 tilt‘m und stood lly the table. 30 I came in to any ’Ilow do you 00‘ m.........._ .ll'l‘ )tis' :I lll,il, in imam their: "
mme hm?» “”‘V- - - - _ , ‘llnxen' lisrt‘li you for a coon's "Mr. Forgnn‘” May mind. and to them.” \"hleutlons Picture. "(‘ulu'n" unis: “Hi-“I‘M" ‘3‘ .‘ l" i CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS
And in?” suddenly, She saw hm" iii-'0- \irs G ." he said ucninlly. "Not there w as u world of welcome in her l'lysses rose. "Mrs. Seymour . . .. First Showing Hi‘ri'. chip-.2 -» l'i-wm. . i .. 3
NC “'35 51m”?! "10“” i” a “”319 I“ 1* since this last dance at the club— \oice.".\1r. Fmgani" Mrs. Gregory." he said. "my llnuxh- Norwnlkl‘re “he who“ or mm-l
t‘ur corner. with his
upon it. watching her solemnly She
would feel his eyes upon her. follow
ing her every move, us she and
arms folded Well. me you girls going to let me
buy you lunch. just for the sake of
'auld lung syne'?“
“Jim," May illzinntzi-il to say at
Slowly she lifted hor hands. and
the man took them for an instant.
dropped them. and plunged his mm
into ills pockets.
tcr. Sully."
“0h, Dad. please don't introduce
me to people as if I were a. child!"
the girl whincd when she had shaken
lee aroln for it ”if“ in :it today and
stm‘riiiitl
i‘nnllli'i“
tomorrow when “i‘oln-n"
lilu grenlcsl lm‘r'r (if ”in
Iiudolph \‘alelliillomill lm billion :ll
Again make tileii lilst alppez'lizllite :lt E'iuoods
All spread out before you in fine array for n
(lit-rill sat down in tho Illiiitlit‘ of the lust. “I think you‘d better £0 mm to “Hi” person in the. world I ex» iimlde. "Why can't you Ru)’. 'My the. Ram“ ”va Th“ 1" WM
1'00““ v ir owl table. ill my and l art so ported to see hero—~—.\lrs. Seymour" daughter. Miss li'orgnuf instead of ., . .. ‘ .I j‘ ‘ ' " . .3 ’x ' . ~. ' ‘ . .,, . y m .-.‘ ‘ -- " ... . .l
”Jim mow”. 5M um bmlh‘ .m x « . . Huiy l... u... ....., H... m... I...” Loniuntnt and rcllisfdtlill} htiOLllUii. bliop ooh.
lunch he. said awkwardly. ".iwfully glad to I'm of ego.
see you. though."
‘My daughter, Sully“:
you know:"
persnickcty that “i: never
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lessly. as Slit} pulled oil her {gloves with niai‘rird “wng- icon shown iii in) iii'lll' ll ll” ,
United States. in Ollil‘r words i l\‘
and powdered h” “‘35”- , She, forced it light lliugh. He turned then to Gloria. "Ages Ulysses laughed. "All right. all ) i \l I I
"I know. I 5““ him," (“mm on. Corowe looked lit her in l‘(|;l~l sur. since we‘ve met. Mrs. Gregory." be right." he promised. “Next time rt: :1 if“? 9"“ Ti "1“" Hill lll~ imluu l T ‘11
swered. ““1“” “"0 3"” going ‘0 do prise. Could it lie that he wus no greeted her. smiling. "All. (Yarcwc. remember." ' “0"!“ litrectly ‘0 III’D"\‘I\\il) “0m '\""I I MII ON h 00D
If he comes 0"” “”9".” longer atiruciii'c to this woman who iunching here?" He put his hand on her shoulder “(ill 01".? tom: rim . N w
"Why: “11k in him, 0‘ course, "5 If lizid once adored liim'.‘——0h. no. that ".\'o.,he isn‘t." May answered. he to guide her toward the next table. (ohrn 1" “d“m' ‘1 "0““ till I" ‘I I
play by that name “llilll ll All such, '
nothing had ever hummncd between
US-” NEW sold. covered from u love lit‘l'uir.
ller words “'0” "NmCF'Of‘mc-A the men who ulwuis [Lied of them.
enough. but Ill‘I' voice shook. So Jim gnlv Iauflhcd.
liven us she spoke she saw him ""‘1 m not so‘ terribly
not up and Citllla toward their table. Molzlc." 3],. mm (-hflprfuuy_
"He then leaned down and spoke to Mar.
"Want to tell: to you." he said
never to fore Jim had time to speak.
it was just come over here to say 'llollo‘ _
to Glory and me." shortly. "When may 1'!"
She didn't want Ulysses Forgan. or ”After lunch?" lihiy
married. all people. to think she was having eyebrows, questionebiy.
”The lunch with Jim (lircwe hr nppoint- At this Sully clapped her hands.
wasn‘t possible: Women
South Norwalk
niong run on Iiioulun}. liil lull3'i
was written by Martin llrown .mi
is familiar to most theatrieui go is .
Valentino is at his first in this pic-
ture; “C'ohrn” is :1 story which can
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her. She raised the corners of her She leads her life. and I lend mine. "You‘d hotter golmck to 3on1 soup. she cried. "l'm having a crowd in real worth as an odor poll in- look 3 3
lips in answer to his tight. stretched No questions asked. Get me "" .liin." she iidded, not looking at him. for ten. and if WW“ 3"“ keep ”19 In“? opportunity “I“! ““"l" ‘1‘”“1' 2' ‘3‘ THE HILLSNDE PLAYERS
smile. Ile hem out his hand, but she To May's dismay no hogan to un- "It must be stone-cold. by new." Dad away from home this afternoon ———-—~~~~~~»~—~-—-l — 9 3*
could not give him horn in greeting. fold ills napkin—this man she do- To her great relief .lim got no. 1’” love you forever! lie erobs all . 31‘ Till; PALACIZ ; ' 7 --- resent —~—-—~
' ' ' tested and despised. "Thanks for your invitation to my parties: lic‘s so, (turned good3- . -_ ”w, '2' 3i Ti . '
I IERE was the man who had “What are you going to out?" he leave." he muttered. “(iness l'il uc- goody." \c“ \mnlmmp lilli .\ "mm.” m t; ‘9'; AN EVENING OF ONE ACT PLAYS
\i'rcckcd lir-i' life! asked emiuhlr. “Tile sprint: lamb ccpt it." ' "NEW? .W‘U lllI‘l'i- young woman .. i “()[Icl'rlllli Iotir" - I. a ’t ,9 ‘5 n , N
The man who had cost her with ei'cumed pens sounds good. ‘ ‘ ‘ Ulysses grimly told lit’l'.’ “I'll he I .\ compmp nrn \ “MUN“. lull .j. '1 ho Il’liill \“Iin in ll)” \ 3| . (.)II the Shelf The (IIIOSI bltll'y
usido when he should have married doesnt it? I IA‘SSES FORGAN watched him there on the spot when your l'rlmus :Opt'lls this “1.“wa. .1 m. lulu. -.. 9 [IE-Him“ it. Immy- H, . i ., . ‘ it . ) ' . . 9 ) ‘ V, , . ’9
her and protected her. after Dr. Vol3 pole I‘lifll l i. 'sell h r eyes to go with a curious smile on his come in for ten. some as i always thciilre mm “m ,n shown‘ for Adm 6 1'” “hm“, ”11%,”! ‘H‘ 3 H0“ the l I'Incehs S l rIdC‘ “ (IS Bl 0k?“
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He looked so absurd. somehow, with 'Jim," silo said haishli, "Either "He knows about me and .lim'" party, Mrs. Seymour: up to the Mg“ standard 5“! m ”mfg lulllilluiliill)‘, Q, ‘ i. ,' ' ' ‘ _ ‘
his too-tight clothes and loud nock- you get up and leave this ialiie. or May sold to heisclf. "I suppose he (To Be Continued) thoutro and i3 headlined by "The Q "l'ri'm'l “ml“ in i‘-l~liiun"l~l~‘ 91 Friday. \03'ember 20.- 1920, at i‘ I). )I.
S d 1’ get M _.__ ”Alums?!“09";7} “ “"1“, ““11“";‘1 .3, ”mm. , Q Est. Price 750 Fed. Tax Paid 80 State Tax 4C
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P RE . M , Fl I : FOR I F. S‘ LYON those who enjoy good singing. 'l‘livie .' Total 87.3
Wagons Care I en S anne I 1.1ng I are tour other nets on the hill.
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L'nluss he's sitting qllli‘li,\"l\3'.iilt'
family fireside you might in know?
There's a new and amusing pm
to discover exactly what your iills-'V
band's doing. and Constance ‘l‘:il~“
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201 Ba“ Washington Stu madgo reveals it in “Her Sislcr
EMI NOI'WEII! From Paris.” her now starring com- I
I ‘ ' . ”Fawn“! 0‘ domi‘fiii‘ m.“- “’I‘M‘ “e handle ”Simmons" Beds e\<xiil.~i\.mi,\ 'l‘iu.) m: llie lwsl
Tel 3343 RCCOII‘IYIICIIVC Tonic Oilt‘m‘li )‘Cfli‘l‘di‘l‘ “1 ”i“ man“ made and host finished beds to lie had. Si-uzc lull». in Vikli
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I ““TER IS CO‘UAG M l H h but ' Tho openin" Stt‘ll‘is ill lili' Simi lilt'st‘ iIPIls. VP”. i‘t‘flshllflbij.‘ mirml‘ 'rl,l~<l 1.. .ie “m. u,
safeguard Let ['5 Tune Your Motor at and ypop 05p 1 e rc‘eull (ionsizince :is n llltliifm mull ; I lie hilll in any wood or enumli mum.
~ and 03' ng little wife wioso spouse I . ‘ . 5
summer To Insure Easy Starting IAN] EIXOELLENE $01133" is an author oi‘ clmrmlni: stories.“ FALL (JO-ATS FOR 'I /
' ° , .4 amp 0"“ us a” l“ 0 But. she insists on lending him. ' 3.3”“,5'5 “”35
Flnerles 1:301" butter) in EON] shape. “*m and to invigorate the doughnuts when he's thinking oil SCHOOL CI‘IILDREN ’
9 charge. repair and 5“" I system generally. moonlight and roses 'l‘ltl im‘oiy ro- l'iice 5 :~.::». now
\lrs. Mom is right “U“. Car and Radio I ' munce. and so they ll'l\'(‘ :1 family! v. i'riee $11.3“, now
perhaPS, Imikm" 0”” . . PIaISted Drug Store tilt. I 1‘“? comfort llllli suinrilless '. l‘l'lCC small. lime ., . «5
' \ al 11 e d summer Elude Batteries Geo."F.. Cook, Prop. But Constance never min-s up: . _ Price slum. now .. - .
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1 ““here shell “mums on an. “mugs 43‘ Washington Street She disguises herself us nor lliuil- no.» Midis will appeal to x Price 322,3”, no...
tiings , ¥ , ‘ ‘ ‘ , I' . * mp sister from Paris. il-puti [I to ho _ , . Price SST-Jul, now .. . . . ,.,‘. .
I lay ill) ngs‘; s it? . a charmer of hearts. In this guise. )‘lllllgs‘ters‘ WWI ilkcmse l0 Z‘rice $315.“, now .. '
asks, uIll this Ilii'c Pair . , . , . . . _ _ . ~ she lures her husband .1“ '13 iiom _ _‘ ‘ . , _ .. Price 53“,“, new A
of flannel trousers or in E“; ’3“'”‘“‘““°°d"Miami: I Velvet Suedeand Satin are the leading material: u..- family fireside nod i»m~s.....i..f. lwuns lm their sow-main“. m... “it”, no“-
‘ I ‘ ' ' ' so sen n ' ‘ ' o ' _ him to claw with her. The rest of 1 ,, _
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there. ‘ I 5"“ I)“: °“ ”‘9 1°” ”‘3“ " ' 7 Gun Metal hose is lilOSi. attractive when worn with mm mm Oi the lubilsrli sue II ('35 98 d l ANGEVINE FURNITURE C0
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Angewne FllI'HIulII'C I ’ ' Tfiplc‘oe HC” 5200 3 Pair .Sidney i’rimkiin directed, , i _
Company I The Nash Raymond The pielure is :l .IOFrrpli .\l. i 18 NORTH MAIN ST, SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
‘ I ’ Fchenck production for First X.l—‘: '
16 North Main Street , , , CO 1] £99 B k . 5 . . ,
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South Norwnik 5 & Dean I 0. i nnea y .l’aC en -_.,..,..._. _... 10-12 North Main Street , 4 rs
l 2 Flex Hill Road ; ‘louth Norwalk Conn. I «Advertise in the Sentinel fertile 1 South Norwalk . I
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