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liIONDAY, DECEMBER 21 l925
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tron l..~.":ll Hill 1 l l ~Illt .'i 9.
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DONNELLY’S
Westport
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THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK. CONN.
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MONDAY.
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POLICE ’
ION HOUSE‘
Circulated
Among Merchants to
Keep Men in That
District
.\ petition has been circulated
'smong businessmen in thr- First Dis-
‘trict to how. the l‘OIItJI; station in
:1th section retained, The petition
twill he presented to llli; Common
ltjouncii at its next meeting. (‘onstm
bio Julln Stunnili was taking the po~
tillon nronlld to tho businesenlon this
lmorninrz. He started down \i‘nll
;.i1‘tl(‘[ l’rom Commerce with the in.
lontion of obtaining signatures of all
lnlolcllouts.
Q..
neural
ache.
pain
3} IQIOSEVthfaflJWQ‘OQ
“’11
‘25
Ind sit-rob.
Stop the pain!
When you to so Eu-
In; fro m headaclu.
gin. sciatica. enm-
tootllache, than»
matism or any cilia
DR.M.ILES'
in Pills
will relieve you
mic-HY. cabin.
lWants Randal _
l Realty Deas
Here Upset
liltoll: 11m lltlllg illudo to upsct
in.” rsluiu trunsi‘ors mode by thoi
lutc Samuel llnndull oi East New!
j\'.‘.'lll( before his: dentin. which oc-l
'1:urrv:d :1 short Illlln; ago.
i ’l‘wo suns in equity
tilled in tho l'uited States District
gCourt. by Charles A. ilunduli u
.ill‘l'll'llfw ol' ' Newburi’port. Muss”
:liriklllg that r1111 «sluts transfers
ilnndo by M1. llundull. before his
i
l
l
lliL\ t; linen
WHERE OIL IS BLAMED FOR '
FRICTION, IN THE NEAR EAST
Mosul, sore spot ol‘ the Near East. whore Britain and Turkey huo
been at hammer and longs for yours.
The territory. which is rich in
oil, llns been awarded to British administration by the council of the
gileutil to liti'lllliillll L7 111: d Gttlii'illtllt lutldienvo ultll his liouutllul l‘tiltlll~
ll: \uns oi' this city and I led and Al-
trod-4 Zillll ot‘ Wilton be declared
l illegal
On March :51. 1925 he. tl‘ullsicl'rod
ito Mr. and Mrs. Evans lirOperty
land buildings ill Cove nvonuc. This
transaction is on tile in the office
of Town Clerk ilorhcrt R. Smith.
2.: '11stst no lfin'hr
9 can. A Safe and
. Randy. Price 30c.
.u stack of Grip or Indu-
Suburban-schism
62%....»
Gifts
VALUES
Musical
Are sure
to please
“Me for a Banjo”
EXCEPTIONAL
are oEered to all musical
instruments
SUGGESTIgNS 3 s
Autoha s. : to z
Donor?- . . slsm mo
Ban Mandolins $12 to 8136
Banjos, Tenor . $12 to $350
In Ukuleles . 53:0 350
Bu . . . .‘ $3 to $12
Corners. . . . SlSto $150
Dlanhlnu o 57 to .890
Drum o s s o 35” ‘3“
Mll- - o o o ’E E0 .1:
Hum .‘ . . . 530:1: $200
Golan. . . . ‘gtosflg‘s,
m u s n o to
ins. . . 3610 5100
Music Satchels . $2 to $15
'lSsxophorm . . 575:0 3255
Trombones . . 515:0 $65
n'l‘runpcn . . . StSto $135
Tsar-seller . . 5;; to :3:
Ukuelcs o . . to
Violins . . . $10 to$2.500
, , cuss. ll. Ditson 8: Co.
~ gtf"‘__""'.lfw‘tt‘.i.‘¥i.$
Three mortgagor; were also trans-
ferred to the some parties.
.On November 9 he transferred :1
mortgage of 320.000 on the Odd Fol.
lows' property. in South Main street.
to Mr. and Mrs. Zinn. 'i'llis mort-
gngo was taken by Mr. lulldnll on
July 6. 192: -
Mr. Randall‘s nephew is asking
that all of these transactions be do-
ciared Illegal.
Mr. Randall was a former orn-
pioyo of the Lounshury-Matllowson
Shoe Company. and was thought to
have lett an estate of about $100.-
000.
Other suits are expected
started in the near future.
- Wild Party
(Continued tram Page One)
street. Stamford: Leona Lorimer.
693 Atlantic street. Stamford: Mar.
guerito Davis. 1397 Pembroke street,
Bridgeport; Edward Mason. Rock~
.vilie: Mary Johnson. 210 Farming-
ton avenue. Hartford: Dlllie White,
407 Pennington svonuc. Horttord;
Margaret Laruo. 780 Brown street,
Bridgeport; H. Smith. ‘18 East 125th
street. New York: Eugene Scallon,
11 Hill street. Norwolk: James Cal-
lahan. 6 Newtown terrace. Norwolh‘:
Godfrey Howe. 18 West avenue,
Norwalk; Franklin Scullon. 1! Hill
street. Norwolk: \‘lolu Moitzen. 108
Lafayette street. Bridgeport: Helen
Anderson. 2:14 James street. Bridge-
port. Charles Barton. 153 Laying.
ton avenue, Ne wYork: Paul Smith.
158 Lexington avenue. New York;
Clara. Brown. 258 Pentieid street.
Jersey City: Catherine Morgan. 271
Broad street. Newark: Jack Bar-
ton. East avenue. Norwalk. Joseph
Ross. Bylngton place. Norwalu:
George Smith. 427 Gregory street.
Bridgeport and Bertha McCarthy. 4
Railroad avenue. Norwalk.
to be
TAKES BOYS HOME.
Mr. Stevenson of the Springfield.
Mass, Boy's club. came to Nor-walk
at 8:35 Sunday afternoon and took
John Morris. 16 your old youth.
back homo. Morris ran away from
home a week ago today. He was
turned over to tho Not-walk police
by a passing motorist and llcld for
the Springfield authorities.
Boudoir Novelties
Many Dainty Novelties In
Powder—Puffs, Bandeanx,
l Boudoir Caps, Garters,
etc.
J. l. MALLETTE
38 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
' Wadsworth.
lulu In coxdis Juhllo Christlnm
notum odorenlns, Cum 11010
caniiro. '
The Virgin by tho Manger ...... .
.................. Cesar l-‘rulmlt
\Vlltill ll‘ll': Cilrlstwas Bol‘llJiC‘liit‘trliG
Pastoral Symphony ... . . . . . . Bach
9 Night.
(‘nl-oliers Behold the Angel and
Hr..- Holy Family.
From l-lcuwn l-lilxh I Come to You
Bach
. Gruber
1-1013
Davin.
Coroners micro and rejoice
Come Anthony. Como Peter. . . ..
......... ..... .) Provencal. 1670
Day.
Good King Wenccslus. . . . . . .....
..Old Finnish ‘iuno
Serenading the
.....s..
Coroilels Come
1 -
King
Tile Holly and the 113'. .....
O.id 5011121111 Tune
A Con: lltl‘ (’rccts Thom
God Best You Merry. Gentlemen.
............... Old English
Epiphany.
Corolleru Behold Our Lord’s Erin-
huny
The First Nowell (l‘lrst the verses)
.. old English
e'l‘llreo Kings of Orient
A10. . . . . . . .
J. H. Hopkins
Some of the characters were;
Angels. The Misses Pauline Dunn.
Eleanor Johnson and Jolie Nelson.
Cherub».
and Lois Curtis.
The Vlrlln. Miss Anna. Howell.
St. Joseph. Raynstord Hastings.
Good King \Venccsms. Frank D.
Austin.
Pace. Burton Huisleud
The Three Kings. Rev. Henry )3.
Kelly. too F. Williams and C. J.
Fairilurst.
The Old Man. Sherman Adams.
The Three Shepherds.
George
George Chamberlain.
Courtior. Alfred i-Iowes.
Cantor. Rev. Joseph Rucloppi.
Much credit tor UH! success at the
atialr must be given to Miss
inide Howell. who directed the im-
gsnnt. Rev. Edwurd L. Reed was ill
charge of the stage direction. Oscar
Abbott and the Connecticut Light
and Power Company were in charge
of lighting. and Rogers S. Whitney.
was in the charge 0! Props. The
Costume committee consisted of Mrs.
Alexander Hamilton. Miss Emily
Whitney. Mrs. E. J. Salisbury. and
Sllsses Anne and little Howell.
Rev. Louis B. Howell. rector of
Saint Paul's parish was highly
pleased with the success of the pro-
gram. Father Howell especially
wishes to thank the management 0!
the Palace theatre. which donateu
the drops. and to the sage Hands
Local. which was in charge ot the
scenery.
The organ accompaniments were
Misses Barbara Xouki
Sanford '
Dehlotte stl'luI
Aden
his home on West Cedar street uf-;
lter :1 short illness. l-lo is surv‘h ed byl
two sons. Thomas and John, all of
\orwnllt. lnnolnl slnims v til he
iheid from ills into home at 5250’
ichnesday morning and nine
loclock from St. )lury' s church in-
iterment “ill be in St. Mary 5 could;
it"l‘l’. ,
' TAKES T1113. PLEDGE.
. John Davis. or on Cross SlCLl |
itoolt tho pledge to refrain iroml
drinking, in front of Judso Nollml
minJl Cundce. in tho uptown court:
this morning. and a charge oi"
drunkenness “.15 continued lion;-
day-today. Policeman John \illl-‘
phy arrested Dmis lit clown ’ociocitl
Saturdlly morning on complaint of?
Mrs. Duvis. who said her hllsbundl
began to break up the furniture. ‘
played by William E. Smith.
The children taking part in the
pageant were: Dicky Hamilton. 155-
ther Reissmall. Ben Howell. .‘lal'lon:
and Edna Northrup. Gordon Good- 5
your. Genico Ireland. Evelyn Whitul
nay. livelyn Land. Suzanne ilnlstond.i
Mary Hastings. Billy Boiler. Clill‘il‘
Davis. Lucille Dunn. Helen Davis.
Katherine Rooney. Paul Currothers,i
William Cnrrothcrs. Eleanor Curtis.E
l Alias Santa Claus
.or the safety zone standards in tho
9'i‘llc autoist did not stop utter tho
,uttidtmnt
Treasury Balance 9
\\'.\6Hi.\'(iTON. DEC.
[Tulle-ll Sluice ’l'rvusul'y llt‘l bul- l
flilL'UJH close or buslnuno Utk‘.
is With i:l.'i.l‘.'ll.'.'l(l.
El.—
(L'Olltilillv-(l lloul l'ago (luv)
. (“inns 1111:. not passed them Iti"”Jll.‘I
l‘vt'v".liifle they were poor.
All communications should he ml.
«il'vruml to "Tho Alias Sunlo (flour
Editor.” r'r. The Evening Sentlllti
Till. list of neL‘tly childlon who
have nnln'ulod through The Ewninu
Sulllliir‘l in nu "Alias Santa Claus" to
I'll'lyl'ill.‘ll tiltir lives on Christmas
llhly and whoso requests how; not us
yet lief-ll answered follow:
0. Tilt-micro, «to to.
hunky,
l3. "lllllll. ago 9.
24.
30.
3:3.
38.
Quoits and i
Quolts.
Kenneth. one 1;. Scooter.
Alice. we in. Books.
May. we a. Toys. .
(Source. 1130 9. Como out] rolI-‘
I‘r bkalos.
League of Nations. llroyidcd Britain owe to u 25- -3cnr numomlc il't‘fllli it. .\nllu. ago 12. Junior rkfllt‘r. '
with Turkey. . '.'. llohcrt. use 3. Clothing- and,
my. .
. D th i 47. 'l‘lllllllus, uuo 5. Clothing until
X P s and Funeralsl 9.... ,
mas ageant ea its. Howard, ago 4. shoes 11ml toys. l
w— ' "“"‘ ‘ , 50. Just- ill use 12. (‘lutlllnu- and 9
lContintILd from MS“. One) Nil-s. (llnllotlu .ldunls ll'lslllo. lmoll's.’ " 3
__...__.._. )ll'S. '..llul‘loll'. ll‘l’illlfi l'l'lhl'lfi‘. 5i. lllll'y, list! 10. “rt-=33 um] grunt-I,
Thu opening soles of tho past-nut “impriw, “11'“ ot' Joseph 1:. 17:13.! 62. Marie, use ll. Toy and clothing.
were dim” by Miss “.3399" ”“d bio. hood of tho l‘l'islgic l‘l". com-i :1" Elfin". W"? 9- Cowboy with
Mr. lion-13:1. and by ills: Nelson and mu. .fl 111.165.0301., died ,3” no . . a on, act. H. (Tmtairl suit.
' Miss Johnson. Cnrois ititt‘l-l-sportri L ‘ '1 ' , '7 _ ' 59' Ninhrl, "Ki“ ‘5- ”0" and toy, l
tho various i'lll‘lUdi'H in tho pro- “‘“B “I h” “on“? “mm‘l'm” mm" W- Ullll‘lt'a. ago 3. Toy wagon.
gram and there was candle nro- Mime” “ch” “"1“ “MW?" 0" 03. Benjamin. use l2- 300k: "ml
ct-ssitin \iil‘ed liowes boy soliru’ about 1“") “Wk” “gn' but (“ltd '0‘ Nothing.
no soloist in Saint ’l‘holllos' church. “'“y' . . M‘ “"“""'- “Ki? ‘0. '10) fludl
New Yuri: Clit. gnllml ill the scnr~ Site was 1’0“] 1” PM)!“ \iilton. t'lntlling. i
let robe oi u C(illlilt‘l‘ Die-lulu the Lllld was it former resident ot Nor- 6.3. )liltlrt‘d «(.0 ll. Doll and chitin}
walk. Shi- is survived by lm' llus- lng (ror hot-soil).
tug at tho enrol “God “L” You ilnnd, and n daughter. Elizabeth, till. .‘inrlu- a“, 13. (rustic until
Merry lentlemcn." Tu..- nugcnni ““111 0t Fairfleld: u Elan-r 311-9. 1-‘. '1'. ‘t'lnlhlns. ‘
concluded with tho congregational H““'k°‘-‘ and :1 ”Will??- U- M. 57- lli‘lllrivt', use 12. (inlilo und.
singing of tho Magnltlcut. Adams. of Bridgeport. .. dress. ‘
The program: Tho iunersl will be held iron) her 6 Jim. ago 6. Clothing and top. 9
In the Choir Room lute home. Wednesday afternoon at till. “0.“: age 0 Doll .
1-1on Night ........ Franz Liruhcr 3‘30 "'L'lOCl‘v W7"- I'OFP-S" 1;: n’nnvv. till. Angelo. our 5. Games
Procession assistant pastor of the Llnted Con- 95. Dorothy .nac g 1.2, [3,," and;
Pucr notus in Bethlehem grogatlonoi church. of Bridgeport. doll‘s lit-d.
Benedictine. illoo “iii otl'icislc. liurlal “ill lie in 96 l‘mddie. use. 5. Glows and M3 l
Respoilsi.z Alleluia Alleluia. .\lic- Mountain .6er6 mm?” widge- i‘79 "Non. use 7. Gum and dull
ili'il'l- 98. l‘:il\\'.fll‘(l ago 8 Roller “in“...
l 99' Ml"!- 380 l0. Doll and doll‘s
. Mrs. Thomas S. Osborn. lit‘d,
.‘, .‘lls. I‘hoobc Eilzulltth Ushorn. too. mm... a“. 1;“ Book and “IN”.
uiir of ’lhomusb .Osbmn. oi llller- li-‘l...\ltiolnutl(', ng“ it, uollvrl
hood. dl lit St. .‘lzlly‘s Hospital. | yum,“ l
iiéii’bt‘ili" 531“" ill-.5 ‘331.§.’§“§§i W" 53-13:?” 3' "”5 ""' “"‘m’l
been in ill health for sexual years IUT. Buddlc. n” ,9 shoe.» under-l
thud had been receiving treatment \H‘ur and sled. ' l
lit the hospital. Mrs. Osborn was ",5. ldenrd. 33‘? ill Mod .
horn in Nullcaluck oi years ago. She ‘09, Hurry, up 0: “6“" midi
formerly lived at 23 liorwin Street. sweater. “ 9
.\'o walk. from where she moved to l
ltlierheacl. Uesideli' her husband m. fiflr‘r‘ll'ufiflfarhwuummh" to"i
the deceased is survived by four stop n_ , ' . 3
children. Gilbert Osborn of Jamaica. ii. illilll'g'm 3' . ”mm“ “M“ “Ml
Mrs. Russell Day of Norwolit. Conn” 1H Fanny u '_ ii st ‘
Mrs. Ralph Bedleni or Hollis. L. 1.. "5' Sonic '. “:8 'd “In“
and Miss Betty Osborn or itlverhesd. lld' Sarlmi “it“ é b"“'°"
and a. sister Mrs. Martin Slonsen 0! ”7' intro ' ”for“, ""5" i
Ili3’crhood. ‘he funeral services ”3' lib 1"“ ' ° """‘"°””“6'|
i which were pr min. were conducted ”a ,mf'r‘m' "3; 2 Clothing.
lot the Osborn lesidcnce Wednesday ”0 D " "3“ DO" “WNW“ . 3
flIlClllOOlL in. Dr. George [Ll (“ml"- "89 4 “Driving (him,
illoescll. waster of the lirst 31.134”! "'"l m”- 5
church of “lush ills. Osborn was 1E2. "":“'9-086 0. lit-llmrriulfl‘-
long a plolnincllt member. olhclut. 4" It‘fl. Bil" .1. Train or can.
ins and the lntorrntrlt was in ill‘.‘ I?“ "90"“- “39 5- r0)!
ltivl rllcad cemetery. ‘ '1‘! Albert. "3" l2. (innu- and book. l
“W Bf‘l'lllu. use 11.6mm omif
i .‘lr.. blléull Hilliard . _ hook. :
3 Mrs Susan Hilliard wife or uni-9'19. Store. are 7. shoes. size 11 1.2
ilianl H. Hillinld 0i Rockinnd Road and Mm. size ll.
ldlcnl this morning. til the out of 4's: """‘—"‘-
hears. l'unudl [il'l {-iilg‘l'l'lt‘lllfl viii ln; 0
gunnounccll later. Clty Shorts
James hilk. , m...“ -
James Silk. aged 90 years. dicd .1t 1"" Jmuos ”WW“ “‘TDQI 0t ‘
B1 ltltn utenuo reported to the Nol-
wsilc police Sunday night that :1 car
“as standing near ms lonidcuce. Po-
llccnlun Jtrry Dorney discmcred
that the cutter “(is \illtlng with
{Months in that \icinily
A O 6
An unknown motorist broke one
('t'lllv'l‘ of Norwtlilt Sunday afternoon.
Policeman Charles 'lholno
inwsllguted. but did not locate the
(hit-m
m...
.tnolllcr ‘heauty secret: If your
lose it ton pointed :1 sulo remedy is
poking it into other peoples busi-
nt‘ss.
A. J. Collins Co
'10 North Main Street,
South Norwuill
Phone 747
COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
and Eleanor Battier.
Storage Storage
You can now svsil yourself at
the finest storage facilities in
the State to: any amount oi
spscs you my require. '
Our wsrshouso is s. outcry
brick building. locsisd si ti
Esvlisnd at r e st equipped
with the latest sprinkler sys
tem. giving you the low 13qu
once rats of 50s per hundred -
dollars on contents. 9
’03in Motor Haulage Ber
vice to New York
Tel. Norwslll 994—10923
N. Y. Phone. Chelsea 8059.
203 W 20th St.
HERSHFIELD MOTOR
TRANSPORTATION
COMPA N Y
ID. NORWALX. CONN.
...i
—s
Beginning Today
Our Store ‘
Will Remain
Opening Evenings
Until
9 o’clock
To accommodate late
Christmas Shoppers
L. GOLDEN
Washington Street
' South Norwaik
”fl-.-“ .,
WHAT TO
Suits
Overcoats
Sweaters
Umbrellas
House Coats
Bath Robes
Windbreakers
MuElers
Wool Vests
Tuxedo Vests
_'l'wo s
NORWALK
Rogers 85 Stevens
GIVE HIM
ToiletVSets ,
Canes l
Suit Cases 3 5
Shirts ;
Gloves
Neckwear ‘
Golf Hose . l
Half Hose l
Underwear 1
Hats and Caps
TOnEs
SO. NORWALK
..' "gmfilpiy ‘OWOOQ
-"L\~idland
' : N l fir ‘
r’creflMothcr to thrill?“ if! ’ . . 1 Helc's an attractive \V'cs
wildld'wflliwc ididnfioiii . . ‘ ‘wd . tlnulloluc l’crtoistul you
Alluzaht iron. This is the 3 A . would he pmull in l we
non Ilill the iunous Kllxon 1 3‘ 9 : Ash Ill' 111- .i c; in xlmw
ulsrmosut. lluluuatncr- . ‘ ou Illt lull \\' usimb
ten honing temperature \ fl ,1 onsc- Linc.
_ I .‘I_-:\‘ r/I .2. 9 _
”*f‘l '
.41- q
3; It
0 D
. Westinghouse Electrical
9 Appliances Include:
.... _”_ --. - ,_ - 7 Automatic Iron '-
, ‘ C05» ["3601st ii
9 or 9 i Percolstor Set]
. f : Turnover Toaster fl”
. The Westinsbom \Wflc 1 Table Stove Th: Turnover Tourer his
lion has mad e Willie: I 9. Wallis hug for you: been highly pop-
llsbit in thousands of Curling Iron. ulsr so a gift. Turns the
American homes. Time's ,9 “humus Pad loss! with a flip of the
firmly a use {or it in the ; Boudoir Iron knobs—it's needed as rel..-
gidinimhtirlfingh“ tor the l St: has Iron ularly as bruki'sst- -tlnle
un . curd.
8 Z Cozy Glow tolls u
Tumble: Hater
9 Bestdes' Gifts Lila: These:
Utility Motor
Electric Bulges
Rectigon .
Mazda lamps
for....__...___._.4J
Where you' we more latitude
Bobbed or not, the girl
with the curl is attractive.
Herc, indeed. is it gift in
Cozy Glow is soother
wort while gift. its for
Immlh where y0u wsnt it 9
. -1'01: tl croungcst member i as to price choose a Grecian keepin Will; the times
of the 11111in or the eldest. Urn Rcrcohtor Set. Here is heWgestinghousc Curlio
truly urcstsublc beauty. Iron nukes s splendid gié
and there is you more dc- ’
pcndabl e.
‘20 NO. MAIN 81“. Telephone 2978
SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC
SO. N ORWALK
The Norwallt’s Ele ctric Co.
"l 193:).
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1
www-QW flow
'“WWWflWEW W
An Elaborate Railway System
On Display‘ in Out Toy Shop
Contains signals, stations, packing cars parlor cars, tunnels signli lights,
danger signals, bridges and other parlphernalia uhich goes to make up :1
complete laiiway system 0t 1926 lvpe.
Electric 'irain Sets with engine and two cars, tracks included
Other sets up to S35 —— Accessories extra. '
Mechanical Trains, also having tracks -—
A Peep into Santa’s Toy Pack
Revealed These Clinstmas Surprises
Cruiser, a handsome yacht in ultich to travel over the gavel]
~c15, and a low racer type boat that it ill skim over the roll-
ing surface with great speed. We have mzluy styles,
. ' $1 to $5
Point Sets for the young artist to experimcl. l with Eluboraiely iurnisiled sets with paints,
\taier co‘ ors. crayons and landscapes to nail. on. A splendid set at $1.50
Others 50 cis. to $3
Drum-il’s best to
. . start early in life prac-
I ticing for the school
orchestra. .iany types
identical to those used
$5.75
$1.50 up
w
.‘i
o'-
Gsmes for lainy dais
or got parties—even-
onc \"iii \iillll to join
ill this fun. old and
oung alil:e.i;1clt
S t r a \v ., Tiddicdy
\‘l' inks and Authors :1.
ill :1 ran grown-up 25 cu. em, Slap Jack
hand 75 cu up and Crown Dominoes
at 50 cis. e1.
6/
Don’ t forget to leave your Christmas Letter' 1n the Mail Box' in the Toy Dept —Santa'a
Sure to See It There
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