' SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1925.
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__ ran overlaid, Shannan—sononwm, CONN.
WOMAN’S VISION Franklin lanolin Notes l
HELPED T0 Plll The assembly program for the
week of Dec. 14-18 was given by pu.
. TAMPA 0N MAP
pits of the Ninth Grade under the
Mrs.
T RIST RAM 69‘ HYAT‘T
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Wall Street . Nor 'alli. l‘oilll.
Store Open Evening Beginning Saturday, Dec. 19
Leon Paris.
Alice Taylor.
direction of Miss Agnes Hsugll. IfONOluI.
The program:
l’rciude-Berceuse from Jocelyn ..
Mario (‘latusi
.. . . . . .. The Assembly
Mr. Brllnjes
j ‘ DER
Nl'l'llRE' C0.
50 So. Main Street
90 percent. or higher in two daily
subjects and no mark helow “ "'. at
least "2" iii L'ltlzonshlp, leadership,
and effort.
.o...s~.o
Hymn
Billie Itnudilllg
Florence Ham-
'80. Norwalk Phone 3560 m 0 n 8 IS Known Sting ISalutel d. baring?“ Assembly Vinth Grade I
66 ul‘ pnngo - » ‘.
1th City 8?, Real . . . . . . . . .0. . . .l. . .f. amenassembly Mitchell Baumgarten. ewe r
. John reeli ea or Camilla Baxter. I,
LStfite Queen The Life of Whittier .. ........ .. Robert Brock.
Bernard Cox.
Moses Cream.
llelen Desmond.
Franc-cs Durier.
ON HER NERVE . Norma Taylo
The Poor Voter on Election Day
............ Robert “rack
Lost Fortune On Stock ”Ti.."M.,.......
,We have a large and varied line of Jewelry suitable for Christmas gifts
for the kiddies or grown-ups.
. . . . . . .
__ Elizabeth Williams Savannah Jones. en 1n ' l i V'
5 Saturday Specials Market F 0 u s h t‘ m... n... ma... mm... W... 0.13,..." pins Benign? .Cha'" ”“35?" p21; ‘r
Way BaCk by Suc- yimiiyéeiectionMthttitm Fteinberg milliliilghggnard. 50c $150 $2 00 *0 Ct 12:30 $1 00 $1 10 $1 1-0 fiw 00
> . ., . cessful Development Leroy on... non. noun. , r ' ' ' 0 c 0 ~ - . . .. - . «l .
AVELESS RIB ITOAST .. . . . . . . . . . 32c lb. America. The Assembly Max Miller. Fancy BTOOChES _ ‘ _ _
PORK B, Amm s R. Chiming“; can”. t d n Km! Phianiip'. (Sterling Silver) Solid (10M BmOChes Rings
TAMPA. Fla" Dec.19.—Years ago Miss e y sccompan e on t e omas ey.
ROAST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c ll). an 18-year-01d widow drove her piano at Seventh. Eighth and Ninth :etta fiteinberg. 50c and $1.00 5225 50c and $130
pony up fihades Mountain, in Ala- Grade assemblies. .‘orma Taylor. .. __
LAB/[B LEGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 360 lbs bama, hitched it to a sapling in an . At the Seventh Grade assembly Virginia Tarlov. Bracelets Watch Bracelets l . . Cl' ‘
open spaca near the summit. and sat on Monday morning in addition to ' ‘ (G ll F'll d 500 Jingerle . dsph
VEAL ROAST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220“). for hours gazing out at the valley the program printed above a. sketch Eighth Grade. 0 \ l B ) 25C and 600
. . . . . - below her, fighting to find a plan was {bligesentedl by members of the Earl Bloom. LC I 'ttl F 1k
to save herself and her two babies 78! story c ass. George Canter. , l e 0 S .
FRESH SHOULDER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200 ll)- ,mm the ”Gem of poverty, Sketch from "The Courtship ot snmuel Dayton. Baby Pins Jliiddio Sets Little Folks Jewelry
1 , Today this same woman. Mrs. Myles Standish. Lillian E95191!!- 2- 50 100 .0 (l ' 0 _
I ' Florence Hammons. is known Priscilla Eliizaheih Wsrgo Albert Franks. DC, C, $ 0 t) C an $1.0 . 00c
throughout Tampa as "The Real Es- John A160" - ------ - - L90“ PM“ Dorothy Greenberg. ---——- 0...”... - ~ » —.-————-———.— - _.... ..-_._.. ,__ _ I
Myles Standish . Sidney Goldstein
The girl members of Room 28,
Ninth Grade, have set up the envi-
able record of having gone seven
we ks without an absence or a tardi-
irving Hanan. ..-.. -. __ .
Andrew Juhasz.
Ethel Kurtz.
Cain Lessln.
Rae Lownties.
Angeline Moot-loin.
l S h I 7 S . M tate Queen." And she never has to
worry about poverty.
c u tze s anltary arkets She has been given this unofficial
title by bankers business men.
Board of Trade officials and real-
oil a l‘LllllillOl‘ tiliii llflrl a gas .il
R C GRAHAM l [7 Englngs Put put . lilt'llllll‘lll. While willing tliiliit'i‘ ii.
0 ‘ Union Sult Flre innlt- llli'lllliil tii tht i:iiiiily slain liui
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, South Norwslh 10..., “.1", ad..." that it w... a no. men. s
man who put Tampa on the map, The Christmas assemblies of Elizabeth I’ylypchuk. I ________ the odor oi burning cloth and
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk The Widow Wisdom. Franklin School will be held on Sadie Radack. l BRIDGEPORT Dw 19;.me thought his pips: imd mouth in.» in
Wide boulevards. bathing beach- Wednesday December 23. Louis Steinbt‘rg. tllngcric" am“ 6“ a :udxgnm at ”in, m... rim'kv‘t. A“ Inappmm, WM“,
\t‘cslport. Georgetown. Dal-ten, Stamford. Black Rock. Bridgeport cs. causeways—those enduring Most of the rooms of the school Alvin Savage. home of l-‘i'unk ii. by“) RH Smu- IllllS i‘uisv but ici'nil-tl ilic ii'tll lll'l'.
- Helen Slabo. ' l\\'llilc lllt' (lt‘xllil'llllvill wnH rushing
are taking on an appearance of
Christmas with their Christmas
trimmings and Christmas trees.
Pupils are busily planning for the
Christmas parties which will he held
in the Home Desk rooms during the
ford avenue, at 6 o'clock last night
V 0F DODGE BROS :callght fire and seven pieces of tip-
s} pill‘flllls answered an alarm to tx-
; . _ , . lilnguish it.
I’LTI‘HIT' Dec. 19".“6 follow»: it was a. “union suit" left to til‘y
lllg illllloilllt.‘t'llll‘ill was made lit-rt-
things that make the differences be-
tween speculation and permanent
growth—dot Tampa as memorials to
the work of Mrs. Hammons.
"It came to me when I sat on that
mountain side and looked down hill!
lto illv~ lit)lll~'t‘ the tire nits put out.
:inil ll‘.“ firemt-n upon tll‘l‘l\’lliu were
{unable to find illt- (' .nsu i'ul illt'
illlltl‘ln for some time.
Richard Whipple. >
Mildred Wilson.
Phyllis Withlngtcn.
Willis Young.
Theodore Zuckerman.
"-.‘~'f rim. . ..'.".‘
"l have always lived in fear of Department.
. 11 mil. needs and I knew that the , .. . . .
M3" trouble—my father, 35 we” as :iirt‘hlléfi of restful “vacation prop. be issued on Wednesday next. Wilfred Kol'ucs. qualifications. \\.lii1t'il'i~i Sill: 'i'iil-t-ud Hosp. Illll a” My.“
. Margaret Kazzi A few weeks ago it became known‘ i‘nsliionrtl. in It” fashionably~
. ' _,, . 3 _. last period on Wednesday after. Halon Toth. iOillly by l”. J. ilnynt-s. i‘rt'sillunt of; . _ _. - . _ _‘;
IROUBLED FOR YEARS 31:33:31? \alley hem“, m” m noon. Joseph WWW?" ”0'1“" “WNW” “M‘- "':' ' ' ‘ ‘ " ' " ..
' x "it, is with pltnsllro that I itl'l- " --
"C‘irl thou h I was. it suddenly NinW-Itx mi‘mbers 0' “1" ““091 .. . ‘t' G I F T H O S l R Y .
some to me gthat. modern living was were listed on the scholarship 110- Seventh tirade. nonncu the election hi Mr. “Olll‘l‘l. iii E i
becoming too complex with its me. nor Roll for the six Week period Itlfl. Alexander. ‘tv-lGlfllml‘il. as \IW.I rvsui'rm ililll ;: Hosiery—The Always AppreClated Gift .i
topics, its smoke and its whistles. 1 just ended. In addition to this list John Balm-z. stlieii’ll ..llv,s. . .llltlgé‘r o. Dodgi- .., ‘ ..
, realized that folks would hunt peace there is n terse "at 0’ WWB "“8“ Marion COW?- ”rff”‘f“‘“- “ff" .. ,. .. ‘ Wollit’ns sill. linninrym— Mill'k "Vltn linolto." "l‘lwnlv- and .. ,
Mr Allan Small (it Brookl'n' ’ W ' M ' ‘i and quiet, blue sunshine and clear Mo to receive the G. 0- certificates Arnold Chariott. Ml. (Vltlllflni'b \l‘l_\ notable M‘Jin‘l. ill :ill t‘tilOl‘F. inl'lllllillt! “AS 3-,,” Ln..." Silk Haslt-ry "
W Y. in t;- '. ’ l ' 1' ~ - Willows. presented for general excellence in Charles llarria- “°l“""‘-‘”‘C"“‘ “3 “C“ l"""‘"‘“'" '” . liliit'lt. ’l'lu loot Stocking i‘ni- . -. . (. . If
" w c“ 1' "And I thought of my bnbhbfi and Attendance. Pnnctuallty. Effort and Harry Heltmnn. churn"! 0r Gl'flhilm ”0‘“er SHIPS-i . ......... . one pair in H mmww'j "mm" m .
' These certificates will Alberta Jones. require no further lril‘llt'.‘ to his lit-JH')‘ \\'l-l_:.:l11, .\il ('tlltirs mid .
my mother's sister. died from this The group picture of tho graduat-
\ v' n l " . _ ., , . .
:(l‘zcaded affliction when l was a iliields‘r” the dunner to their ing class will be taken on Monday Margaret Kutlet. that [lodge Brothers. llle.. had :it:- .ti rotors, the best wine for “-77" Sl-s'b "H’d' 52")” "“‘l .
fichiid As it was on both sides of my 80 3”... young widow. who had afternoon. December :1, at 2:30 Arthur Leeinhuis. quircd a controlling llllt’l‘t‘sl. in Gr“. ‘2 ............ and pair I $2.95 pair. l
.‘ family and I had often heard it was two habit-Is and owned a little o'clock. Paul Lepor. llzlnl Brothers. largest exclusllt: i: i. i
f hereditary. I lived in dread and fear house that wasn't paid for. bought HIGH HONORS gh’arlvls} heleé‘ trulelk tilu'lill'f’ilctilli‘;'rstill] illoc “'lt'lrlil I”; G I F T L IN G E R I E ..
"As l have had at i lots nto Shades Mountain. She hor- 90 Per Pent. higher in all SUV" ' U n "A i" . m '1” '1‘ w m)" "A“ “m’ It? . . . . . .
abdominal pains, h:;:::‘:g:nu:§§ rowed Emmy {Or the” lots. Then tools. at least “2-: in Citizenship, lilies bevy. vi Iirotlli‘l‘s had nt‘llllll‘ed El. substantial if; Lingerie—the DIOSt Femlnlne ()1 GlftS
h h she haranglled the city fathers for Leadership and Effort. Lleanor 1‘0“ E intertst in Dodge lirotheis. llltu .,
pressure on t e cart. i felt there N d u um 1 umm_ Mary Lee. was also made public at the some ‘le GLOVE SILK l'.\'lll¢lt\\'l§.~\n I Slop-iris nil-l lilortnlol‘s, £13.93. '-
twas no relief so i became reconciled 9' “1'2; :2"; p " ° “um and“ Margaret Match tiinc. \ ‘53 GLOVI‘. slut \‘l-zs'r 1 stir. it) $5.05. 2'
'. to the horrible truth I was doomed, “néh‘p '51§,.,gd' Hummer. an. talked . . m‘ I .H Dario Murl'nnt‘t- The new Vice President and tlvn- 1.. Wm “Mm... “W“. In fink . swoon. s. :~ . .. szitir. in $7.95 -- J
:“mhmg could be ‘done and mu“ r 0f"'\'l'lcl"lll0ll homes" \lld six years 1:0“:L “girlie 2‘ Either MNZIW‘ ""1 “I” Manager “1'" “' ”1”le I?" i'encin ‘(li‘t‘liltl‘ ‘\:ii-- Mai/ti l.
I await my time to go as my father We? in; said Mr holdings my .84“) _ off-“hi. bird Joseph Mikiovlch. record I... I, (mam... 0" 58,05, duh“; ii: EM «hm, M‘ 3".“9' $1.99. I shil’s _
and mother's sister luevel' dreamed U‘M ' ”I" p‘ ' Ethyl Nicholas. hack to the time when he. was in IE: ‘52.“ $2.95 and $3.45 ' ' in linson and l‘..t:iinm Mlk. light "
1 "“th only have intestinal indiges- 'l‘hot was 15 years ago. The F‘lor- Eighth Grade. Constance Ostrander. charge of the Graham Glass (‘mn- i: ’ land dark colors. Sim-s .,t‘. in it], :
t lion, and my trouble was sour and his. boom hadn't begun lllen‘ but to q"! n .. Morris ltohinson. puny. operated by the same thine ”Ni Sieihlns and Bloomers to match fi".il.’» $395 St 95 m “'5” .
' ’ -. ‘10 M'NU‘EO'L t‘titllei-lne Raymond. brothers. Since Graham “1.01m,“ it rest .. $2.05, $3.45 llnd $1.9.) -.- v ' ' ' ' ' 2
,acid stomach, causing gas pressure the dreaded fear and “5°, f"
on the heart. Thanks to a friend around 30°C! health. Small 9‘1”.
who suggested Carter's Little Liver 6333' '0 take 311d "lit“ the bowels
=Pills as a. remedy for faulty intes- in ii rational way, with pleasant alter
final elimination, i am now free from effects}: For sale at all druggillez
the. coming vacation spot. of the
world. _
'l‘he precious profits from the Ain-
fhdmii deal constituted her capital.
[Arriving in Tampa. she bought a
little home for “.300. With flowers
and shrubs added. it shortly sold for
a 55.000 profit!
Rose Agrnnov.
Roy Bloodgood.
Oscar Druks.
Raymond Gunther.
Max Lepofsky.
Anna Roscwitch.
Emily \Yardn’ell.
' l-Jvciyn ltynll.~
Leona lititillol‘.
lircrnlnll Robinson.
Therese. Savage.
John Sulla.
Margaret Szendcry.
Helen Szcndery.
Anna Standish.
('t‘)’l"l‘()\ lVlll.lt\\lI\ll
"and Made.
.mvl hill 3-
eiiectcd an arrangement with Dfit'ltti . . . . .- . .. i
Brothers ill 19?], whereby Dodgy hu’k L‘DLR‘H‘AR '
Crepe do (lime and Radium
and the marketing organization ' . 5”" l’lldt-rwt'ar
a. truck to be built by Grnhllln I In Pink. Peach. Orchid and
Brothers. iobcrt C. Graham has l3: Maize.
been the directing head of the sales I . . .
efforts. ill this brief tllnc his com- “‘9'” SH." m
l'Inlil‘t'ly llilTltl».\"\‘.ll
Cllll'irl'lldt‘rfiil.
NIGHT ('itl\\'\$ AND
ENVELOPI'J (‘IllihllslN
Night Gowns ..
1‘.
ti
position ll‘ $10.50.
‘i'
ii
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mammfim ("‘0 ““e" “MUM she built and Smolllll Grtlrltr- ‘ Mildred Shepard. [tullv has risen to first l ””“i‘i’im‘ ”m“ "“""""“"""“‘ i”
. sold houses. Profit! piled up. l-lilda Dinkowlts. Joseph Tolh. ) ”.1 0.] ‘I k ‘ f ‘ F . l ‘i . ... <| 0' v9, ; ”w mnfl ”MIMI” Adm“.
Then. during the war. ”1,. went to Steve Toth. among e M: us to true menu ut- . . Lute ope l. lcmlst., .. . n, .,-. a.‘
Florence KWM- ilirers ot‘ the world with an approx» $3.95 to $5.05. $1.07. anti $2.1m '-
Instentl. without a cent in the bank.
she bought a L’s-acre piece of land
on the bay. promising to pay in 30
days. A bank loaned her the $2.000
needed to meet this obligation.
charge oi‘ speeding. Maintesla will .
be tried in the uptown court on 3-
, Monday. December 21. .
RCVOlutlon Claim to Noyes HEil'S NOW Hm'i‘n yesterday afternoon on a 3'
\
m; . 3 New York to help in war work. . . . I.” t
. ' BUV At A v, When she came back here an” the B‘v‘mmi‘mh- gitfiatztrkcy;“°' lmnte output for 1925 of 25.n00 ont- 3 .
o - . 'lrnlistlc she was broke—invest RUN“ .lagnor. ton and one-and-one~lllilf-tt)n trucrrs it. -
S lalt ‘9 l I e 3 " d bus s it"; ‘
pselc‘ y 3% meals in Wall Street stocks had ' an ‘38" ,l», -
0p “ wiped out her small fortune. " t w m , t‘ {’7 '
mate it... up - on n. c can 5 s ongress o ay . WWW . ll 2
But no one in Tampa know she . - ' , Motorcycle Pniiccnlun Martin I :2 .'
.. was broke. She didn't tell anyone. Lengyei arrested Alfred Alnlntcstn of f l ‘
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Perfum es
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WASHINGTON. Dec. lit—sonntor
WORK DEGREE.
McLean of Connecticut. thas intro- .
Exquisite
And seven months later she had
sold this ts-acro plot. and had 5103,-
duced a. hill authorizing the treasury
to pay to the heirs of Paul Noyes. a
Twenty-five candidates were put
through three’degrees at. the meet-
ing of the Cockenoe tribe. No. 82.
ooo Clear profit in her pocket. New Haven glover who, during the lulld Your
Today she is head of a hundred 1 Order of 'Red‘hien. in the club
arm million-dollar development. She Revolutionary War, furnished sup- rooms on Main street. ill! night. P '1‘
owns thousands of acres of Florida plies to the Continental Army. $50.- The candidates took the adaption. Everybody Welcome to Enron {milks
-—— ' ' land-i 000. The debt l- s incurred in 1"9. warrior and chief degrees. 5 tors 1n 0
“If“. inspire the real “It's all because i heard the \. ,_ r i ed la , b t ‘i‘ from Stratford. Bridgeport. New
Spll'lt of Christmas voices in my girlhood." she. says. ‘ 0’“ a 8' money y mor gag “5 Canaan and. Danbury were present.
his farm. using it to carry out his
contracts. For two years a brother
was engaged in business with Noyes.
During that period the government
paid all charges, as is shown by
vouchers which have been preserved,
but after that no payments were
made and the government remained
indebted to Noyes for the amount
fixed in the McLean bill.
"His brother." says an explanatory
After the ceremonies were over re-
freshments were served to the mem-
here.
"The vision of the. meaning behind
Florida came to me atop that Ala-
bama mountain."
3
Creations of Mary, Houbigant, Caron, Coty, Cheramy,
Guerlsin Rosin, Yardley, Woodworth, Hudnut and Roger
8: Gallet in artistically designed containers. As a gift noth-
is more acceptable and appreciated. The assortment this
year is most complete and priced very low.
Here Are a Few Items For Comparison
Coty’s Paris Chypre, Cappi—‘A oz., $1.19; I 01., .
amwzmrzfirfirmmawzzim
SAVE
Beginning Today
a Little
Our Store -
$234?
Boudoir Novelties.
Many' Dainty Novelties In
. fimfifiéhrwvfiqnu '
,. > ,, r 1,3 . _ . .
£10rlgtasii, iijngiragilE? 3:. szgr’ofigz'islfi' Narcissus, POWdcr Puffs, Bandeaux, statement “got all the pay during the Will R ,
ccn ; , '2 J -. - r .. Boudoir Ca 5 Carters . “m M ““5 “it“ 11““ but PM“ 5“ mm '
$3.15; 2 02., $6.98. ‘ $2.89, $4.39. $10.98. _ p ’ 1 ’ nothing. He appealed to these"- e
. l‘loubigant's, Q u elq ues Caron’s Christmas Eve, etc. ernment frequently and in despot-3.. - . 0
tion presented his bill to the Con~ openmg Evemngs
Fl e u r s ——- Pocket size, 95 $25.50.
1 cents; y; 02.. $1.90; l 02.. Guerlain’s L’hcure Bleue
$3.85; 2 02., $7.35. all/l Mitsouko, l 01., $5.39.
PERFUME SETS in popular odours such as Klress‘
Fiancee, Quelques Floors. Cappi, Glo Dor, Three Flowers, ,
Yal-:..ley's Old English Lavender, Lily of Valley, All?“ -
necticut state Legislature and it. is a
matter of record that. after investi-
gation, the Legislature found his ac-
count a. just bill and referred it to
the government for payment." -
In 1913, it is declared. the govern-
ment appointed a commissioner to ~
J. l. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Until
9 o’clock
‘ WEEK
Showers and others. Priced from $1.49 to $21.00. . semi" and “in“ Revoimwv ° Deposit
. . V V .. claims and Noyes was offered omr
3:! SATH SALTS and DESTING PglVDERS afford an ‘ promise for 50 per cent of his‘clzaim. Eglfigimggfififggfis Start m our 3 small
' t ' e somet in new. test: a e ' H0 refilled and 50 got tht . d.-
Oppmtumty 0 gr v g r put up m ing a poor man in 1816.110Th23ahe: Amount
attractively decorated containers. Some are ShOWn in sets
in sill; lined fancy boxes in these odours: Clppi, April
Showers, Amani, and others.
if! sold his property. and in 1822
the widow gave F. DeWolf and his
elder brother, George DeWoif. the
claim papers. These were delivered
to to Samuel Barnett who msrrled
Susan Noyes. s. daughter of Paul
Noyes.
‘ CHRISTMAS
CLUB
and have a full purs'e for a
good time next Christmas.
Deposit 5c, 10c, 25c, 50c, $1, $5 or more, weekly-get
it all back in a lump sum just in time for
your Holiday Shopping
People’s Trust Co.
L. GOLDEN
Washington Street
. South Norwalk
Here is the largest and most
colorful array of DE ‘VIL'
B I S S PERFUMIZERS
and DROPPERS that we
have ever stocked. These
are Priced below what you
expect to pay. From 69: to
$15.00.
AMONG THE NOVELTIES
Perfumelt°5 and Sweetheart Lockets on cords. . 31.93 to “.50 . ‘
For
Real Profits
Feed
—Advertise in the Sentinel for the
best results. -
G E H E B.-E”—‘S
m's ms n we nousnwsnz"
If It’s s Problem to Decide Gifts—Let Us Help You Choose,
Prompt
Delivery
Phone
527
hllhl
It produces eggs
at lowestcost I
Sin lo and Double Sterling Vanity Cases 34.50 to $15.00 Only Six Days to Merry Christmas . .
Ladgit's' and Men's Sterling Cigarette Cases 05.90 to 00.60 "'-=— l These are the days for final decisions. Every minute counts. First link ”a" the "ridge
Rosary Beads in Sterling Cases .. . ._ ..... .. .. $2.08 to $4.00 hm" We're ready to help you with just what you want-d—msny times 0N WASHINGTON 3T. SOUTH NORWALK
Flexible and Bangle Bracelets—set “’1“! C010?“ _ \l'ith something appropriate that you didn‘t think of. Come in— .
“9'39! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . If.“ to $8.50 1;ka N 0°» south look through this that Christmas store. and see how well pre-
Pineal!!! 3M9? 99“ . - - - . - ' - - - - - - - - - - "-25 t0 “-50 pared we are to help you with your selections. .. New and unusual
Tobin a linorr. Ssugstuct
Any of the {above mentioned articles in heavy mm for all.
int cedfln.‘ ............. . new so W-L-Crrbasamm . . . . ,
goo mdn inicflxasrgs rs ALL snsnas . to. ~ “- BWIIII. Stall-port Store 0pc- Evenings Until.Chr-lstnss L“ the Family 10‘“
vswm so «no snow. .ir .. use and sass _: Rim End nut-i Co. Dar-ten ‘ 33‘ thington amt South Kai-nix. Oonn.
' ‘ “' 7 Bridgeport W Ml , “I” .....-
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