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. . on Dokus Attend State Republican
/ daddy.
TONIGHT
Itialto—“Old Loves And New."
Regent—"Nell Gwyn." ’
Palace—”Mantrap."
Annual Sale or Woman's Associa-
tion oi 8. N. BapUst Church at home
of Mrs. George 1". Waters at Hickory
Bluii.
Girl's Friendly Trinity church pic-
nic at l'toton Point.
Amateur Boxing Show ior beneiit
M the Evening Sentinel's Kiddies'
Party. at Amusement Park.
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COMING EVENTS.
August 6. «Registrars oi \ oters 1n
Iession today.
Aug. 8. —-Pians For Fortleth Anni.
salary oi Douglas Fowler Women's
Reliei Corps to be made at meeting
Ans. Q-
,Ahgust d.—-1"east oi the Transiig-
motion oi our Lord.
August 7.——Norwalk Tire and Rub-
ber Company Outing.
August ‘l.--Y-4 picnic at Compo.
August 7.--Joha Milne and Steph.
eeting in New Haven.
August 7.—Danoe at Bell Island
Country Club.
Sun And Tide lbr Tomorrow.
(Standard Time.)
lint Rises 4:52 A. M.
«.fIlInSeis 7:05 P.M
h'l‘lde............10:08A.M.
. de..............4:18P.M.
Mi‘. and Mrs. ilyan and Mr. and
Mrs.' Gay oi Wilson Point. road are
hakin‘a trip by auto through Wat-
,1 Niagara Falls. and Can-
" -,yan iorcman .oi the 'Pol-
ratilig company has been
ere ior 17 years. This is
he iirs . cation he has taken
Luring t time.
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The in iriends at Miss Clara
‘arks. .‘ .. HtUside avenue. who is
banned . the Norwalk hospital.
ill be ed to learn that she is
'ery mu improved. Miss Parks is
inlesla in Markoii‘s shoe"store.
.‘ O O O
[Mm Wilcoxon and iamily, tor-
‘erly oi‘ Stuart avenue. are now
icely oettled in their newly pur-
itqu home. 1 Willow street.
. O O O
The employee oi S. S. Kresge com.
will enjoy a hot dog roast and
at Cali Pasture Beach this
ing. They will start directly ai-
the close oi the store at 6 o‘clock.
ose in the party are the Misses
his 'l‘lrella. Frances Fasano, Es-
r Anderson. Mae Gardner. Har-
Bui‘ilngton, Mildred Gorman.
lth Boerum and Marion Conley.
'l‘he msinber; oi the 'l‘. R. Iii held
hot dog roast and swlui at Cali
asture Beach Tuesday eysning.
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——Radios and Victrolas sold on
terms. Donnelly.——Adv.
; e s e ~
% Miss Muriel Games has returned
as her home in Danbury aiter
ipending an enjoyable week with
l" cousins. Misses Dorothy and Ed.
is, Tucker.
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! Mrs. John Durkin and son Francis
ii Danbury. iormerly oi this city are
remembering iriends here with post
iards from Philadelphia.
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Miss Laura Joll. headmistress ’oi
i- very well known school tor girls.
tear Montreal. and Miss Ethel Rowe
house manager oi the Hotel Penn-
iylvania. New York. were the guests
Tuesday oi Mrs. John Klaber. Mar.
to: View.
; e s a
William Johnston. 35 East ave-
nue. lei't yesterday . for Canada.
where" he willo'spend his vacation.
Mr. Johnston expects to be gone
tbout two weeks.
a e e
Mrs. James Wiimont. Bell ave-
nue. is recovering aiter a severe at-
tack oi sunburn.
e s /
i Mr. and Mrs. A. Modne- and
daughter. Edythe Putnam avenue.
{ere visitors in New York yester-
ay-
,5.
.
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Miss Helen Barrington. North
Adams, Mass. is spending the
month oi August with Miss Marlon
Magner. Rock Ridge.
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. Miss Cecelia Tarlov. Hoboken. N.
3.. formerly oi this city, is visiting
“with her mother. Mrs. A. Tarlov, 1‘
Spring St.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. Levine. Mon-
real. Canada, are 'vipitlng with Mr.
é. nepoiskY. oi so’uth spin street.
‘or a. few days;
I
; Mrs. leowits. oi Brooklyn. is vis-
ting with her sister. Mrs. Louis no.
sex. oi Hamilton avenue. for a tow
lays.
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—Novlethe time oiyearioriu:
-rs.n room CityValet Isa
. his place and all iur storage
on. is insured millet iii-sand
I? North Main " Phone
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runs- or Mrs. G. Podmore. need
will be pleased to note her
pid recovery aiter I. long lllnsh.
Frank Bartleld. Putnam arena is
. ndlng a few days in New for.
Benjamin Smith has returned to
is home in Iowa". Mass. aiter
ding a few weeks with Isidore
lov. Cretan-rot;
John Carson oi the manger-Cae-
n company was a guest at the
arker House in Newtown.
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George Miller. Elm sired. is en-
. a vacation from his duties
The Evening lentlssl welcomes
eontributions to the briei column.
or to any other column in the
paper. and regrets that so many
oiierings have to be rejected bo-
sause oi the carelessness oi the
writer.
Many people fall to write
names logibly and an item with-
out a. name is not usable.
Many people write on both
sides oi the paper. Such mattog
:annot be used until it has been
cecopled in the Sentinel cities and
there is seldom time for that.
People using typewriters should
use a double-space in writing
copy for newspapers. to permit
space ior corrections where nee-
salary.
West Main street. will leave Satur-
day ior the Belgrade Lakes. Water-
ville. Maine. .
e e a .
Mi- Augusia Peat. Main street.
is visiting in New York.
0 O 0
Mrs. Mildred U. Mccllan oi Lewis
street is spending some time in Bos-
ton and New York.
0 0 0
Miss Giiiord F. Clark. it Hamil-
ton avenue,'who has spent several
months at Clil‘ton Springs, N. Y..
has returned to her home.
a \ e
Mrs. Sadick and daughter Eliza-
beth. Utica, N. Y.. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. John Draves. East avenue.
0 0 0
Miss Emily Stevens. Mc‘Kinley
street. Boweyion. is ill at her home.
C O 0
—Every woman loves a. beautiful
home. Ask Abe. Phone (SELL—Adv.
0 I I
Residents oi Windsor place report-
ed to the downtown police last night
that Bouton street boys were caus-
ing a disturbance with air rifles. (Ji-
ilcer Paul McGrath investigated.
'0 0 .
Oiilcers John Flynn and Edward J.
Clune have been appointed delegates
to the state police convention which
will be held in New Haven. August
12.
0
Miss E. Spencer. Fairiield avenue
a member oi the Norwalk High
school graduating class at '26 will
start studles in the Danbury Normal
School next month.
0 O
C 0
Stephen Starr Jarvis. Jr.. son at
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Jarvis. 38 Sea-
vlew avenue ls’ill at his home.
0 O 0
.3111. Samuel Miller. 10 Spring
street, leit yesterday for Boston.
where she wills Epend a week with
relatives. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raymond, Mr.
and Mrs. Cliiiord Raymond, and
children. Richard and Marjorie, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Wilson. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Raymond motored re-
cently to the Bear Mountain Bridge.
New York.
Sidneyv Schoolhouse. Brownsville
Pa.. is visiting his brother Jesse
Schoolhouse. Spring street, for a tow
days.
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E. It. Rechtln. East 0range.,\ . . J.,
is visiting William 1!. Reed Fair-
iield avenue. Mr. nechtin collaborat-
. ed with Mr. Reed on the new Wave-
O-the traiiic signal system. which
has been installed under the Wash-
ington street railroad bridge.
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Mr. and Mrs. Morris Stull. 66
Wilton avenue, lcit this morning (or
Europe on the liner "Majestic."
Their sons Dr. Leo and Attorney
Richard Stull accompanied them to
the pier. Mr. and Mrs. Stuil will re-
main in Europe for six weeks.
O t 0
Gerald Taylor. president oi the
Hare and Chase corporation. Wash-
ington street. was a business visitor
in Bridgeport yesterday.
0 O 0
Howard S. Bell, 16 Arch street.
has returned to his home aiter a
business visit to the Paciiic coast.
0 D 0
Miss Eugenie McMahon, Putnam
avenue. will leave tomorrow for De-
trolt. where she will remain for
three weeks with Miss Charlotte
Jarvis, 89 Seavlew avenue. who is
visiting relatlv.“ .the:e.
Many Nor-walk people attended
the mid-week dance at the Compo
dancing pasillsn last evening.
Ernest Harris Hamilton avenue,
visited iriends in Stamford yester-
day.
t .O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hogan are
moving irons 110 South Main street
today to their newly purchased home
at Shore Front. Park;
Miss Mary K. Spencer. Falri'leld
avenue. visited friends in Southport
last evening.
0
Frank Sterry Abbott. Union Park.
visited friends in Bridgeport recent-
ly.
ees
’ Phil Ohman. well known pianist.
'A‘ Prexy’s Son
”.-
IL
McPherson. cvnngclisi. riflp‘i‘il with
she was held a captive in Mexico.
This is the little cottage in (‘nrmcL ncm' Mumcrcy.
l
Did Mrs. McPherson Stay in This Cottage?
(‘ul li'..
l‘l'llllt‘lll (i.
in Illc. man she saw in the cottage.
1
where boa Angelou detectives say Ainicc Scmplc
Urnllslull. rsdkvopcrator. during the time that she alleges
lmoi l\ Miss \‘lola t‘oser or Montcrvy, who Identified a picture of Ormistuu
.
I
comedies. l
late star oi the muslcnl
“Tip Toes" and "Lady lie Good."
will entertain friends lrom New
York city at his Harbor View sum-
mer home over the week-end.
O t I
Francis Haugh. Mei-win street. has
returned to his home aiter a short
visit with il‘lends in New York City.
C O I
The home which contractor Fred
J. Hodges is constructing for Frank
Goodchild on East avenue. is near-
ing completion.
0
Scruniun
is visiting
Mrs. Julius M. 'l'cmko.
Pn.. formerly oi this city.
relatives here.
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lilies Madeline Benjamin. North
Taylor avcnuo is confined to her
home with a smcrc attack oi tonsi-
litls.
e e e
Mildred Beaupnin. 1i \K’oodliury
avenue is enjoying her mention at
Camp Mohawk.
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Miss Marion lllordpn. l- ionsevcli
street, has accepted a. position with
the highway department.
» O O I
Mrs. William Sullivan. Putnam
avenue. has moved into her newly
erected home on Kellogg street.
0 O 0
Mrs. Lester Gormley. Washington
street. and Mrs. Arnold Peterson.
Grandview avenue. are spending a
wed: with Mrs. Gormley's parcnis
at Winsted.
‘ I O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Balllvitz. 6
Prospect avenue. motored to Lake
\Varamaug to visit their sons, who
are enjoying their vacation with a
number of their iriends camping
near the lake. .
, e e e
John Gormlcy, Crescent tcrracc. is
enjoying a week's vacation from his
duties with the New York. New Ha-
ven and Hartiord Railroad compam'.
. O 0
Miss Gertrude Bullwiiz. 6 Prospect
street is spending her vacation from
her duties hi the Hillside 8'100l.nl
Northileld.
!
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Harold Basso. popular New York
theatrical man connected with Gus
Edwards’s revue. has returned to
New York aiter sp ndlng a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. award Anderson
and family. South Main street.
0 0 0
Mrs. James Barry. Mott avenue.
is planning io.leavo in a low days
for Brooklyn, where she will spend
a week with relatives. \
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Isadre Cohen. NewCanaan. ls vi -
ltlng with iriends in Norwalk tod
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A number oi people at Cali Pa -
ture Beach last evening complal
\
e
tell
0.1 because lllcl‘o were not enough
shown-u wi' the large crowd which
gulmnd true. There is only one
SllUV-t'l‘ lul’ public use and there
\\(‘l'u noun.) 5,000 people at the
batch. i‘llc city could install it (my
more ohoucrs ut \cry little cxpeuso
and “will at the some time please
the public.
Louis Gurdclla. Holden place. is
(mini-ii; (Lilly nt Cali l’aslura beach
for the av In. around lhc light house
in the “am meet which the Even.
ing Sentinel is pi«:suitlng.Augu:t16.
Uilltlclll. H‘llllS a'uuull the island
nightly and umlm. it in good time.
he should give his competitors a
good 111cc.
0 d
Hyman licssiu, Chestnut street.
was a \isilor in Sinmiord yesterday
ultcrnoon.
0
Cards are being received iron] Miss
May Harris. b‘lrst slrcci, who is
spending a few days \vitll. relatives
at Manhattan beach.
I O 0
Friends of Joseph 'lludtlcr, South
Main Sll'l.‘(.'l. uill be glad to learn
that in: has rccovcrcd from a rcccnt
illness.
a s e
Jerome Frnnkowiich. Cme avenue.
is entertaining friends from Statu-
lord. for a. few days,
0 s O
Judge \Hllmm l“. ’l.unmany is
now rn ovlng his .lnnual vacation of
one month.
0 O 0
Miss Margarvt Mcliounld. 3 Hamil.
ton il\-'llth’, is spending two weeks
“llll her mother in Stamiord.
I I O
The Misses Rose and Beatrice
ituddcn South Main street. are
spending a You weeks will) friends in
Boston.
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Mrs. Anna lluukingham. Cove
avenue. is enjoying a week‘s vaca-
tionsirom her duties at Munslcs‘.
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Miss Dorothy Skelly. daughter oi
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Skelly. Mul-
llouvnc road. is visiting her cousin.
.lulc li‘lnnuluuu. Fort Hamilton. N.
)2. {or a few days.
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John Lrprc. Ilouton street, and
William Glenn. ll‘lax Hill road. both
High School students are on an au-
iomohile tour of ihe New England
states. They will make Bangor Me,
their stopping point and after spend-
ing a iew days there will start their
lionicwurd journey. ,
s s s '
‘llrs. Thomas llmanu Meadow
smilcci is“ cnlovlug a. week's vacation
from her duties at Munsics' store.
0 6
Mr. and Mrs. Charles, R. Jaeger.
Brookside. entertained at dinner last
evening. Among those present were
I 0
one of mar
what
Miss l-‘rlmln Schllchtlng. (floor-Kc and
Hurry Sclllicliling. and William
U'lirmn.
e e e
Mr. and Mrs. John 1.. Allrn and
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Stevens nud
Dorothy spent ihc day at Lake “'a.
cabuc yesterday.
Miss Anna llionn oi Norm-ilk is
spending luo weeks in Ludvnb: lg.
Vermont.
0
0 o
All members oi the l‘. (i. of A..
wishing to go to 5mm llock Sutur-
dny. August 7. to the field (in). will
nit-rt at Stillson-l’mvell's drug siorc.
South Norwalk or at the liuston
Store corner. Norwalk. at 9 o'clcck.
JAMES M. mummy
DIES AT NORI'OIJC HOME
James Manning Pimpton. lib Sig-
ourury slrect Hartford. for 54 years
identified with the envelope business
in Hartford. died at oriolk yester-
day. He had been in failing health
since November. 1924. when the first
serious sickness oi his llio—nn at-
lack of pneumonia—came upon him.
Repeat to Noriolk early in July
Just aiter the celebration oi the
72nd anniversary at his birth. hop-
ing to gain ln‘strcngtll. but in the
last few weeks he failed rapidly and
his death was not unexpected.
THE CLASSIFIED news reaches
all the people.
run EVENlNG saurnmasoma No’fi'v‘v'ALK. 'cd‘NN.
PAGE THREE
HARBOR VIEW
'l‘lioso desiring to place twins
in this column slumlii communi-
cate willi Landon licrrivk. tel.
'2.
BIG ADVANCE
SALE FOR‘PARTY
nus EVENING
All Arrangements Made by
Mrs. Dunham and Those
Assisting Her for Very
Successful Occasion. E
Over 100 tickets lune turn Alisa
in New York last
by Mr.
Nugvul.
C
At a dinner party this
to Mr.
\‘lr-w, and William iiaxicr.
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hr. and Mrs. W. Lloyd
Nugrui and his luilicr, .l.
l "The Poor Nut." the comedy Iuvcvss
s1 son. \vrlilcti
U.
owning.
I Mrs. blind-Jones will be the “0810158
and Mrs. liuiier. oi Harbor
Webster
lull-riuincll nt curds last evening Mr.
and Mrs. l-hlunrd lllnollurt.
Mrs. lilllot Nugcnl and M r.
llolwrt Lnrlxln.
hll'. niul
lllltl Mrs.
For the highest 10‘
ml scorc. Mrs. Rlllcllnrt “‘ilS "Will’il-
HI llrst prize.
Ill rs. A. \V.
Ill :1 large hrldxc-lulicllvon nl
huum Oil the lunch.
Ninuso “ill be lliislras
lll'l
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Miss 'l'olelo Walsh. oi .\'vplunn
\« uuc. is the guru! or Miss Jl‘llll
Hughes. of Pine Ul‘l'lllil‘tl. lell.
0
O 0
Mr. and .\l rs.
rulully.
ltolmrt Lurkin
\\ ho have been \lslliug
Mr.
lll‘ll l
17
land Mia. l‘:il\\lll'(l lllnclluri {or some
limo. li.i\l' tomulruu on an valcn.
the trip through Malina
C C 0
Mr. llllll Mm. lvltlunrtl Haiti and
Mr. uml .‘lis. lluIn-lt Almrrry lilo
npmulluu llln lllli‘l'lllitill null c\cllluc:
In Now Yul]. I'Ily.
l
s O
/ Min! Lola I~.'I.lr'..'-r Mrilus today
in spvull u blinll \mu \‘llll Mr. and
Ali's. Johnson.
a e e
MI. ulul \l|.= .\l. lllunvy of New
work illy lam l.ll\Ill In. IMHO).
‘i'.llll mu (m H lllml \ll \\ [or the re-
u llllllll ol ”1' IllbUll
Ill-lit Wrong (-‘nl‘nizu
i‘l:l|\l'. l:,\l'llii~‘. l.|.-—-.\ score or
humuM-l llli‘ll il'rmhln'd in their
l'Ilml u.. :u msnlt at lilo'rcccnt arrest
nl‘ l\\u mm lunnns. \vlm “ere iouutl
gin l..\. u lung lihl oi names or
llmmmu u' i Mi II it. lplnls [.‘\(lpl8. The
lumll. . m l‘ .. \m- m ., umllt “lion ihcy
l'l-nlv-l :1 i.‘.‘tl'.l'_'1'. lt lulppcned to be
lllw y‘llvl‘i" vi :1 {Irv :tucnl.
posed of for “An Evening at t‘ul'tls." I
scheduled .0 mm 1,1“... 3.. H... m... »m
Schultze’s Friday Specials
her How clubhouse this owning; uu-'
dcr tho nusplcvs of the Lndirs' .\il- L
crnoon Ten and Curd (lulu. 'l‘lm'
evunt has horn mgunizcd by Mrs.‘
Sturgcs S. Dunhnm. \\ ho. he mosh.
dent oi the linunhtcrs of (Milo, Ill-
rode the novice of tho curd purilvsi
gimn by tho 80(‘lr‘l_\' (‘m‘ll war at
the Ritz-Carlton in Now York.
Mrs. Charles I). Sicllrcr. .lr. ns-
chnlrnlun oi the iickr-t commuter.
has been assisicd hv llll‘ Allan-s"
Dorothy Borsdori. Lilly Murrcrv and l
Kaihcrine and Virginia Hush. l'lm'h }
member oi the conmliiivo has sold
'10 tickets. and is to be congratulated ‘
on her success in disposing (7i lu-r
quota. ‘
Those in charge oi the refltsh~‘
menis \vhitll will be smvml iollmv-:
in: tho cards nrc. Mrs. John l'oi-l
icl', chairman: Mrs. Arthur Askcy.’
Mrs. A. W. Mlnusc and Mrs. Hurry'
l‘cvk. Mrs. ‘lI‘rnnk Wood. llSSlSlf‘il
by Mrs. Willi-ml S. Cann‘t. ls lak‘
ins: charm! of tho (windy “llll'll \vlll
ho on snlr‘ at ”l" cluhllousc this
evening. and shc nunmlm-es that the
rr‘sltlrms lune L'ivvu u-‘m'rmlnlv.
Mrs. Hung. hits. t'lnud \luuscll'
and Mrs. Iitlll‘) \\ will map (onlplisei
ihe committee on tables and :tr-
rangements and lhvv will have
charge of ihe Ili‘l'nl'llilml and the
preparation of the clubhouse for the
party. Under the able supervision
of Mrs. Dunham. the nccnslon
should prme a success and a dc-
lighi. as well as lllt‘l‘alho encour-
ngcment lo the Ladies' Afternoon
Tea and Card club. ‘ 1
e s e l
House Peters in “Combat." ion-5
turcd at the weekly moving pli'llll‘c
show in illo clubhouse last night,
and attracted a large attendance.
e 's s
Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Nugcni leave
for Chicago tomorrow. where they
will lmmcdlnicly begin rehearsals oi .
SwordFish.........
Fresh Mackerel .
Halibut Steak .
Flatfish
Salmon Steak .
Codfish Steak .
Weak fish
Boston Blue . . .
Dressed Eels . .
Cod Fillets. .
Shore Haddock
eessssess-sse-ssses
. .400 lb.
.20c lb.
.40c lb.
...15c lb.
.40c lb.
..............22clb.
. .25c lb.
.20c lb.
. .350 lb.
.25c lb.
.12c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk’
J"
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk
“'cstport. Georgetown,
Daricn. Stamford,
lilnck Rock, Bridgeport
in PACKS.
2%“:
0'.
And it’s a good reason. For the Pack preserves the rich mellow
flavor of the all-Havana filler . . . keeps them in humidor condition.
. Then, too, the Pack prevents the cigars from being broken-Len
ever-present contingency when carried loose in the pocket.
Have you ever tried Peter Schuyler Perfecto? It’s the all-day.
every-day smoke of thousands of cigar-wise men. Filler is all choice
Havana. Wrapper is Sumatra.
Peter Schuyler Perfecto comes in Packs of ten and five. Ten-Pack
is just right for office desk. traveling bag or door- pocket of car.
Five-Pack fits snugly in upper pocket of vest. Golfers tuck a Five-
.‘ , Pack in pocket of golf shirt.’
Made a’ c. w. VAN SLYKE a HORTON. Albany. N. 7.
SW
3"." ”73'? Uri-7M
C
Loose orin Hanngacks of 5 or I 0
Gentlemen prefer them
.fresh
That’s why so many smokers are buying Peter Schuyler Perfecto
,.
PERFECTO
5.1m
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