TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1923
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Ntlrlvalk's lmatliilg Dry (lootls Store
ELL STREET NORWALK. CONN-
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"i ......... Girl Forfeits $1,000 norms WIRE
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shop by phone or ll:.' mliil your til'llola “ill be gluon prompt and
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Shop by Mail or Phone
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‘___ J “ Knocked Dawn By~ 7::o’liar‘i‘dllbeozird'. Orchcslfl- 7zlil~Slalile)' Bevan pianist.
t ' s:oo——.\ us es tu 0 Cancer . 7:20—.\iarkrt high spots.
B05m“ Men Get Month In a ' ' Auto“ “‘9!” M3“ 19115 Izao—The Deltah Pearl Hour. TziiO—l’ollee alarms.
M filth—"Dog Days," Dr. William HI
. a the World "Gents of Romance."
Carval Cal-man, 2G1 West 48rd club in Boston. of which he wag)" a szoo—fennsylvania llallroad Hour. 3mm,
' . to make the tri . -
Beautiful Sentiments "n” h°w York. Who "I arrested member. ordered for :n out- Al I Personal favor to David 0, 10:00—Cooit's Southern iicmisphere :fifi—linsrlltlll results.
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July 10.togethor with Thomubuck- boo" Md bu“ . . c l e S'il0—1‘1i\l‘- 'i' B r
. w h club. and Fflncegjnadg Cox. who chief and his fame. will w l '. - it s and rom Pros.
-_ unflin‘ and. for on "‘d Lou"Ifiarrf't::$h::t:‘;h 1:11.03; ‘13. ‘convlctlon that. ‘under those reckless drivers in Norwalk loan—John henncd)‘. tenor. p-‘rt Park.
- livery Occasion Y°rk‘ 1" the e“ h id t be who are in the habit of crashing into loud—George Ulsen‘s Pennsylvania likOfl—"ilmv tilr~ l‘lisirit-i Attorneys
. . of liquor. tailed to appear when her such circumstances e cou no telephone ”I“ please try "c“ (or ltoof Orchestra. “mm Operates II Jolln i"
1 at the case was called in the town court held for bootlesflng. since no club a change” "in mo recent an" \i’l-‘Ai‘ \liw YORK—49" .‘lt‘Gnellnll . . .. "as
I last evening and forfeited a 81.000 ever held an outing without at least th . I- - . . . . - - it"‘l ..'
- t ere have been three local telc. 1x31, 1 .. i—l i-lno selections.
' bond Luckese and Carra were that much bottled encouragemen. . h l k k d . b' 10'30 —-l“ l" .. . .
a ton op roaocuted at the last session of the Attorney Frederick G. . Stark. of V :38 pone?“ “2C C IN 9r t) suto- moo—Dinner music. . “IIth\:il.lliInsI. \lt‘ertthor,
49 WALL 8T. sown court. There were it bottles Stamford acted tor the defense. He m “u" ‘ '3‘”: "I d ”3 "Ida" :fg3:fifI'Igb‘l‘lar'Iflzrnfl‘mpmno 7ijtI—Sitoy'1 $3; ‘0 “'3”
. of benedictine and creme de mentho pleaded that the caiadwgtlllxhlnl: Miss 13""th Byrnes is enjoying filo—Columbia L‘illvcrslly French 7:10—4‘oinmorcinl (“59“ [
OPEN EVENILGS unenrthed in the tonneau of Luck- ordinary one and as e . "m weak . memo“ from he, I 7.1;),Ahm “MIMI “hm,“ .
‘ b c loyed in the prosecution P lectule. _ . .
esel car. CY 0 mp The Judge evidently duties as chief operator at the local 7:30—Wlllard Robinson. pianist. 1:3?—l‘nlilll liliessler. soprano. ‘ -
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 0‘ 1'“ °“'°' ‘ t telephone exchange. “04." hem.“ ”WWW“ by .:4..—orlntnin's Concert Orchestra.
John Lester Hoffklns. 581 Main thought that the can “ll “0t 0‘ ra- ' s ' ' Phillips Carlin ‘ ' ans—"Now York City of 'i'o-mor- ,. .
street. Stamford. who was arrested ordinary. 101' the "“19““ and u“ Edward F. Smith. prominent s-oo—Salon Comm] Dam “(II row." 1!. Winfield Socor. I
by SCI‘SCEM Lambert. 5“” 13- as h“ ““0 “'"9 ”“1”“ member of the commercial force and ' ', ' ' 8:10—l‘2llison hour: Russian Day:
s s s “orney, contrallo. ,
. WM speeding without any 118m! . one of the best known telephone em- silo—Tho Gold 1luqt Twins Bllrllnoi Barron barytonn. ;
“long Bell avenue, Noroton, pleaded Dar-id Smltll, Brooklyn. A. Y't ployes in the state is general chalr- 9:00 I’vel‘ead liru - o..'iil—~llli;.rln's Spanish Ensemble. 1. "l MC r it e l , ou wi~ll 5m”. it”! h,
' guilty ‘0 the 011““ brought against Who “’53 arrested July 11’. by Police- man of arrangements for a eianl- 0:00“); _‘ 1.3: t r. t , . lIizilii—Iiunirlce Abernathy, soprano. . . lle ll;t‘lfil "I“ “:"I “all?! ‘ -
mm' w“ “Md no for arm" “my man Ml‘smcm for ”can“ 111“ “he Which m commercial ("pm- iOZSO—P'Etlii‘l: ltali'Jraell‘l'lsn’Ofcllibrsl:2“1- W“"'”""‘“ supm‘emmd’m' 1" ‘ ll silli'lx’i: liar: all‘luilrltiilr‘ll‘llmt is lrrostlllltv it .
out lights and $20 tor \‘iolflllnz the truck without a. tire on one of t c ments 0! the Norwalk. Stamford and ' ' ' ' Arhzliiinggs and Disadvan- '. ii ‘ ‘ 'I . . j , IQ ,,I 1 l.
5'0an READY 10 W speed law. ”I” wheels. was lined $25 and costs. Bridgeport exchanges will . hold in ter Goltlo. . tones." t‘lydo Fitch. 'I .i has all tllc thlllPlils of quality. Hill“) and good t1,t .
. . . O O O the "Gal: future. éligio-Jflck Alblns OFCllCSU‘R. “[13", .\LW YORK—273 II iII I [I
Jose h F. DiGrotolla. Ralph Do- L‘no Jacobson. 167 Harrison street. I . . . . . . P. M. . I I -.
. WASHINGTON STREET toll,\’ipctor M. Adler and Edward W. New Rochelle. was arrested for Miss Madge Perkins and Mrs. “G 00“(1"Bsi 353‘ “Jim-313 Gjllil-Mnjflillic String Ensemble. Ll i: ix :
Davis. all forfeited $25 bonds for reckless driving yesterday afternoon Mary Hailend have returned to their 1 .1“ 8 “3 ’99:” ruin—Rm Scliudt, Jr., radio talk. ‘ 41 . ' it 'I
., 03W“; tailing to appear in court. All were about 2:30 o'clock by Policeman duties in the indie department alter 6:30—beene from rhe House of 5:30_I“I.,jmm String Emomhm . :1 edEVVELEP-fie, ii lI
80m N . (._ n _ Evans, and released when he tur- delightful two weeks’ vacations. Lssher." Rosalinda roller, 9;(i0_:\]ischa 'l‘ulln‘s Concert Art- _l W .1.
charged “lth ape til I . . . 0‘ All
;,- e 0 ° nlshed 8100 bonds. after he _smllll- Clarence Del-went. ' is”, . i‘il I- ‘3“.
7 ' Judge Dana sentenced Charles ed his car into another driven by Gus Wlehe has resumed hisIdutlos Mitt—Paul Eldridge, "The Week‘s loam—Ln” Saxon tenor. ”"4: WW It ii
Frances. 105:) Tremont street. Bos- the well known actor. John Holliday as stock clerk alter a vacation of Problem." imism—i-Ztitiln Gillis. baritone. m5 RWALKCONN Eli;
ton, to 30 days in jail, fined him oi New York, a feel; {Iedct {chastn of two weeks. . . 7:00—.:.rrov\hea~d Concert Orches- ll:no—l('.‘nf.I~r Ih-ahh-s Orchestra: i‘...‘ L .-..4 58.0””.e’..-~.~.l gilt II
2 d ended a similar line of Miller‘s bridge, just as o 0 ar- _ ra. .n l on ohm-I. I'Il ~ . at.“ I, __ ,4 If Tm“; “far;
:(loaallamlgroewrii. 239 Northampton ion town line. Holliday gave his ad. Mill Evelyn Gainer t0“ “MI 7:15—llnseball; news items. . “THY. 31:1“ lORK—M'}. .. «_ - ~_-_.. __. - __ 11;}.
screens street Boston. Brown and Frances dress as CEO William Harris Jr.. Hud. supervisor.I accompanied by “Eb“ had—Arrowhead Concert Urclics- p, .\l. . . ,
“d were 'arrested early Monday morn- son Theatre. New York. ”It" 0‘ New Britain m°l°r°d 0"" 1m, S:iit'l—-.Ioaock “llimSvlf.”
S D ing by Policeman Anderson for ll- ‘Jacobson. driving a Chevrolet Bf" Mountain BM“? "“1 5‘0““ 3:007I'iny; "The Quality of SHIS—SimnonISubro, baritone.
creen 001's legally transporting liquor, and 46 touring car. accompanied by Miss 1““ Highway; 5“.“‘1‘13' Mercy." Suit—430% l‘rlsllt’l} popular pianist. '77. 3‘:
Galvanised 3nd copper gallons of a strong liquor were dis- Huttermnn of 400 Monterey avo- Miss Helen Callill cashier in me 313““1'” ”NC Sinsrrs. 24F”§',”"““"%“I‘m-i" pmms“ UNITED STATES TIRES ARE GOOD TIRES " ‘
' ' ’ ' 1 —l-‘ ~ ll l.t . l.t f5)‘i(‘,; -:" i-- unlit-nu . or his . songs. ——
Screen WHO in All Width! covered in their car. nue. Peiham. “as Isolnz "It on buflne“ other. is at me Hotel Twin 8 45 oliiInIt r l:\ e s IoI 1;“: fizlr.——Sitvlnon Sabre MING“
I HT" Both of the men pleaded guilty to the Post road, trawling at a good Pl s in New ‘ililford where she . llrnri Lentil. pres d in: is twin is ‘ . . .
‘OUB PRICES ARE RIG the charge. Brown was the first to clip dotvn Noroton Hill. When he li‘ie'islt tor two‘weeks' l'l\lll;:.tllnil Contagious." i 8:0".Ju’30"? .iorfesi. tenor.
take the stand. He testified that he reached the foot ot the steep incline. w ‘ o . o ' mos-The Lyric Singers. . ; I;I-:-I'~i\;f‘l=\llrlm" 190:2. Il‘l-"imfii-
Rosenfield Bros. had been hired by Frances to drive he evidently lost control or his ma- Friends at the exchange are ro- 9:'-’°-2IVGBS SiI‘lIllitIIIl‘inswlNe- | ' ““6?! Qifkhaaflggm'
125 Washington Sin. Phone 340 him to New York and bring back a chine. for he collided with Holiday's calving cards trom Ralph Bray. 9:35—. hell ltonrl rio. .. P. “I ' ‘ ‘
—FREE DELIVERY— small “mm He knew nothing of car. which was going ill-the opposite switchboard repairman. who is m 02‘5—-]iltflifll'd liilliillllrinn. 'IlI‘ho “INF—NM“ lilllli‘lln
the nature of the load. When asked direcdt'lon at a. moderate rate of training at. Camp 'l‘obyhnnna. from,” 10 00 ‘l‘ionIiIllrilomIl 1}“00n‘l12l'lci‘.“ ‘. nztli»~liill ‘\\'.'llllt‘_V. i'anrts".
where he was employed. he "died 59°” ' _ for two weeks with the local Na- 3 —* ‘° ca“ r. ' 3“" a" litfift—P-l‘t‘iion Iinli String Quartet.
that he operated an elevator in the 39m Jacobson 5 ““1 Ml” Hutter- tional guard units. . 9‘12“”; I .< 7:30__.-|I.”.,m.c “hm,“ Trio.
First National Bank in Boston. He mens faces were cut by the flying s - 10.15—“6 is .tring Lnsrmbie. . S:fitl~\'irainitt Richards, soprano.
stated that he was hard ill) and glass, and they were treatedIlmmed- Miss Lillian Field has resumed her 10:307ArIronhead llIrlnro (,rItliestrd. Szlfv—A’alltlorllilt lloiel Orchestra.
. s needed the 3100 that wag to be paid lately in Stamford. The Lhevrolet duties in the business office arter- a. \i L“ L, .\L\\ \0RK—.58. 920il~liontlltl linker \‘i'llrlltzer 0P
Arctlc Ice Madllnes him at the conclusion oi the trip. “'35 bld‘Y damaged and Ill“ ‘0 ‘33 two weeks' vacation evenl- in horth- 1" M' . _ can recital.
. Frances testified that. he was hog towed away. but HollidayIl car was port. L. I. moo—norms l.‘,l cli. rorrnno. 9:35__..mrmmg the World in :8
' . transporting the liquor for sale, but able to proceed under its own pew- - - this—Alto i..0nl|llllsKy, ntilist. WWI"
“Ton to 1.000 'rons Capacity that he had been delegated by s er» The one will be called at the Miss Catherine Perkins is enjoy- azao——r-r.-mt.-r who uuartvllo. “new”... harm-3 From
next session or the Darien Town in: a vacation from her duties as tozoo—a'rIiIlht-ly Torr-s." James Ill. 1r.I15_mlz Carlton Dance Orches-
M— court. Operator. 9- tl'a.
' ' Jnhn Holliday is an English actor 10:15—Grtinilllz Lewir, \iollnist. __________.___
Pouey Refrigerating w. u. our own WhOh- who has won some popularity in re. lozao—Ir’remler {“310 le’lnfllv- A brute is a man who won't shave
And Supply Co. cent years in this country. His last avenue and the Post road. and the “an. .\L\\ sunk—:10]. “h... comma“ comm;
. 8810“ “d Retain" 0’ successful appearance was in the work is finally completed. The ma: P. M.
orwalk conn. . . comedy-hit of a few seasons ate." has been considerably widene . two—nor liorgerl. songs.
South N ' Quality Groceries Dancing Mothers." in which he co- sidewalks have been built and new his—Joanna Ctlosz. soprano.
on: old a unit-nu. Latexstreated
starred with Helen Hayes and Mary curbing put in, and the whole is a 7:80—“r'll3
A; B Ckmann Co Ryan. He also is recalled as a mem- vast, improvement and one greatly l‘.‘.UO—T.‘c:s.!'.'e.ntl| izpere perm-s- Web Cord
' e her 01 the Ell-IMP “It "i“ played appreciated in Dutch. Envomble.‘
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Phone 3668-1057
. Somerset Msughan's "The Circle" ‘ sac—”Willi the Poets." by N. T. G. | . States .Rubb" Company
0|" 0 tor a long run. He is not engaged The number of visitors to Peer it‘s—Prince Plottl. entertainer. . "Ichmmm ThecordsaIl-o
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wulhington 83"” at present. Tree Point grows in also daily. The 9:00—0 Brien Brothers, Hawaiian i (I: 5." 5 Wk du' .°‘
Wagons Panama ‘ ‘ ‘ new accommodiations have proved a guitars. . In. L1,)“, as c when;
l REPAIRING AND OVERHAUL“! Ph°n° 35” 30. NW A second hearing has been called popular improvement and the beach 9.15—C1arence William's Trio. , n ru er IteitE w lcb
'- PARTS AND ‘00”me by Corner John J. Phelan in the is crowded to capacity over the 9:30—Loew's Theater Orchestra. Igguhndctlimch‘xd
ease of the deaths at Edward Lang- week-ends. ionic—Em Rothenberg. pianist. . . . . . hemllcgm a; “'3??me-
HAYDEN -ford. GreyrockIplacs, Stamford. and ' .d ' tth P t 10:15—10; Schuster, popular bal- .. . ._ um because it give. the
Karl Kolb. 6:5 Wiliett avenue. Port Mrs. F. B. Chad man 0 e as a s. A '. . cord "new” maximum
Chester. who were struck and killed road. local insurance agent. will 10:30—Strand Root Orchestra. \‘ .. on. 1, growth and maximum
AUTOMOBILE CO on the night of July 9 by the car o! sail for Europe on the steamer Bel. 11:30—Eddle Elkins‘s Orchestra. t “3; affair" flexibility.
. Aquila C. Giles. 66 Glenbrook road. tic. Saturday. During Mrs. Chad- WMCA. NEW YORK—841. l . .
H mm" mm mm mm"? ”1‘“? m“ $12915“? 3°‘ii"'éfil’i§3§f.$°£fii’bfl‘fli‘i‘ii Pelt?" ...t was... .o... “”9“” Fm" l A ° ‘ So F
tire on an or 's car 0 . . ~ . — v. . . , . I
34 WEST AVE NORWALK road. The hearing will be held Wed- the business. TIM—Monte Carlo entertainment. —» « »- Headache “slim nswerlng me art 19"
pesday in Darien. Tho defense will 0 0 ‘ 7:15—Bllffalodlans. ”fildSIQ'Iolod. N. Y. aired Alice “'0 .
lmVICE MATION PHONE I”! - resent. several more witnesses and The Harmony Group, a male 7:35—Josrph Pantano. mandolin- l' 08-~- . was I on so». all - Q b La -
2n automobile expert to testify for quartet from South Norwalk. sans ist Theresa Scordlno. sopra- 12?:42: ’iaigétiibmtw't: airs}: WStw'ls a out tex
' ' Giles. a number of selections at the Metho. no. » -_ I I
e s s dist Episcopal church in Barton. 7:45~Btlly Day, songs at piano. Flanagan" (girlfnanlyhlgzhlgg‘ had treate e or
RINHCHOWS I The first family gathering in many Sunday evening. Another program :zoe-HeIlIen Kostenvcontralto. general health is improved.” I~I J
P'-- .I ".I . " "‘ years w" held at 13‘: hgme :11!“ r' 3:,'§§f;“.g“‘fif:::‘offifcffi‘h‘g‘: ‘81::35arg‘zf' fig“: fag; When the bowels movo regularly Hom—Sograalon interesthas beenshown intbisnew construc-
HOW OAK I and Mrs. eggbertNOl-otbn r. gundz‘; announced ‘later {go—Paul Whitemdn‘s Players lhhod pigeon is :IIIimPItOd. Sick ‘ goudbgcauss of the service gwen dbyb Unitedh Stateszoigl I
and ' man av 6" ' ' ' ' , , ' 9. so 0 In a: It.“ ”Mom , or we: on passenger cars an usses g at a an .r
I Chicks b. .1: 2.th I Among those who were present Were ' ‘ ‘ 910°“Paul “ mumm’ Piccadilly arise. Carter's ‘Litile Liver Pill. explanation of this patented process ha, been “awed.
”a.“ b. t". o - i Mr nd Mrs. Archer Church of MN. Frederick E. Martin. Mrs. Players. .r [u at coaleo- mall ' .
t ' . a o 8 t . cosy to
' meats. and h". I": :l u Woodciitf. N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Orrin. Dwight M. Wiehard 9:30—Columbla Park Entertainers. take. They do not contain .fl.’ 04-htreatinncordswithlatexentirelunewintirebuilding’
“I Vitality? 148% ill on I ll . Thomas Reynolds 0' Buffalo, x. ‘Y; and Mrs. Knapp Dunbar. all of New 10:00—Orcllestra. selections. cury. ealomel. mineral a". a. u” A—Yes. Until this process was devcle ed by the United States
I tux-ins. Butte!!!» ' . Mr. and Mrs. Lionel HM and ram. York city are recent arrivals at the iO:30-—Shelburne Orchestra. habit formigg drugs. Rubber Company, the use of Latexgleforo it had been coagu-
: Clapboard Em I‘M I. Leaders. gutters. tin roots “a fly or South Norwalk: Mr, and Mrs. Tokenske Inn. - ilzoo—Ernie Golden‘s Orchestra. l'truagisls, .5 a 6ch mongol; latcd into cmderubber had he“, been wdmfim building.
3 Company I‘ shoot mam work ”amp“, at- Frank l-lltt of Wilton: Roderick __ _ Q-Is theprocuspdtented?
I PM" 1138 .l tended to. Hitt 10>! :ycgpoit. and Miss Flor- > A-—-Yes. The process is patented and owned by this Company.
. 1. w Sn. Nos-walk. 0t. . s SERVE you on“ re . 0:0 or“. - ll - . 04%” are its advantages?
mm D , . A—Tlle tire engineer's ldeal is a tire thin and flexible as a soap
‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII;
V bubble and strong as steel. ITllo more on can add to a we a
strength without increasing its weight e better.
Latex—treated Web Cord provides the strength and flexibility
without adding unnecessary weight.
- Q—Is it possible to make the cord structure on: tire too
The 0: IRidge Hunt club has
planned a mid-week ride for ladies
tomorrow morning at 11:30 o'clock.
"I’ll, Raymond The ride will be conducted on the
estate 01 Stoddard Hancock and the
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.1 IL“ m {0“ riders will be entertained at lunch-
‘ L mums - hear ,
‘4“, ‘ . eon by Mrs. P. F.-8cleussaer at her , ll cab] d f .
residence “Woodacres” Nswiield A—ies. 1““933 cm 0-0 manyltl’nndgoffine and highly
THOR II m Street ' ' tem ered wu'o can be Istronger than a banner iron bar. so the
South Net-nit. Con. “‘11- . . . cot-I strutfitrtéro 122%:er can be made strong, yet light and
1'01th 11'0“" room use A sale 01‘ articles made by the “miller “8 Pmcm- , . .
' patients of the Reconstruction hos. finowtggfl treating cords in “‘98 0308 additional
s rang . .
550% Down pltal. 100th street and com,“ Park A—rLstex is virgin rubber usi. as it comes from the tree.
West, New York city, w b. held There are no chennea 3 ln Latex to destroy the nature] a].
'ln the cotton or to weaken the cord fibre.
Wednesday and Thursday at the
Bach cord in a United States Tire ls run thror’gh a tank of
commht&Power C0. . - . home of Mrs. Thomas Crlmmins.
. . NORWAIAK Ba S Collendera Point. from 2 to e in the Late b mmsof the machine shown in theill tr ti .
'wm 81' . thlng “Its afternoon. Mrs. Crimrnlns is presi- Two weeks to res" And i 1: TE?! zoIlids arIa;l tIhen laid sidIoh by side etItIiIuiain°33h§3§
dent ot the hospital. , ' . c t ro ersw 'c ova rate ewaterin 0 tax,
0 e o a“ “sh m him! to inérubbofizedfibric alienation cords and rubbelgmduo.
co let Miss Dorothy Smith will give the HQ W” mod that they all cord isIIlmIpregnlIlted and surroun ed by rubber. and
NP 9 tell: at the' am of ~tlle "story Id be And th 1 hi attached toitsnelgllhonng cord Vllh an elastic rubber web.
' W0“ ' ‘ 3 m- Q—Are there any other advantages?
Hours." organized by Mrs. Emory
Aswrtmenu Wri 'ht under the auspices o! the
Dar en Improvement association.
1“. It will be held in the Barton li-
brary at 8:80 in thoafternoon and
will he (or children tron five to ten
Men, Women ya... at t... . .
and Children The mid-week service of the Noe
roten Presbyterian ohurchylil be at
$1 50 to $7 98 the horns of Clarence In. Benton to. ' . .
as lo. Kuwait. calm e . moi-row events: a: s .ooloek. . .- : .
t The covering has been taken on
B‘thin‘ W (b. new cement road It Md . '
mi 29c 59c 79c , . new sanded ' , t...
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A—Yes. In the old cord fabric. the main strands in the cord
structure were tied to each other nth fine threads.
Latex-treated Web Cord hasInoho of these cross-tie threads
“id this source of internal friction is therefore eliminated.
By looking inside of a Royal CortiI Tno and oomparing it
with til-es made of the old cord fabric you '1" see that the
Royal Cord htls a much smoother and evcncr appearance.
vauon would be waitind for
him. '
-over the telephone.
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