t l l l l l l l l l a l l rw". . O 03!“. but lio' hill? ”the ”W... W»- WMMWp—Wm wmmwwm ere t “a t 1857 the 9.959% illneapand death. . . . . .. , . . “ You can be one oi: few. to buy more expensive milks. .l. Bucyopneennot buy any. other. mil? that possesses. at once these necessary attri- butes of Olennlldcse. Wholesomenéas en‘d Moderate. Reasonable Cost. . Nor can you buy a milk that will more completely gain. and 'hold your confidence. illicit rah T'H'E bottom MILKMAN or telephone the Bordenfiompm tilde! end. 3.39““! common deliver your order. EDEN’S Wat-I4 ...,.. u. 31 ‘ frh’e 340.000 iamiliee in New York who have proven to”; ifiii‘ own undulactlpnrthc purityloifilorden's howdy-bottled milk have alto reduced i ll. .ii’.‘:" i “LEADERS OF QUALITY" ‘ mama»... ... ,. a. Do You; land? is . it. T men’vi’l'i‘”? “dammit” it POMletlc mitotic.» o." “flucflflhlvbl Will that is cheaper in price, but the real cost at which in as dear a, mm 0 price to the level of all within the teeth oi ‘ Li in. l .1910 m 3 ~ l ' l- , .; , . F- ii I!“ _. i ii ”LEW!“ ' (Continued from First Page.) ldoue somethihg which had proved a lbenelit. Twenty years' ago. in this 9 hell. you commenced lighting the city l for yourselves, and probably no one l or no town has equalled its perform ‘ once. Our treatment. at that time was f such that rutbor‘than pay the rules ‘ demanded by the corporation the pro- . ple turned to kerosene oil to Mold the. l extortion. At that time the most in- lfiuontlal were against the idea cl 1 municipal lighting. As a result of f that not you are getting light cheaper 1 than you could evor'havc had it. (iredlt l is title you people here. and for every l dollar that to now paid for lighting . you would have to pay the opposition $1.60. At léast $3th nnuuully is saved to the users of a large amount of power. Not satisfied with establishing this light plant. an attempt was ntade this years ago toaell out the plant. The private concern made an offer of $90.- ‘000. twice what the. plant coat. and pi saute elementmuptndlo. sell out. ’ at to not all. The City" of Nor. walk was paying $90 a light, but it lies now been reduced brill. Each light costs the City of South Norwallt #00. and the difference in quality can be costly discerned" by a villi to the armory and comparing the "to etmt lights, South Norwallr’e’ being much more poweriul.‘ Within‘ilveyearu not one dollar of the electric light plnnt debt will he owed. and within that time the plant will be turning in Jill.- 000 in profile to go toward the' ex- penleu of the city. but election a city attorney was chosen. and it has gone forth that ho W not of the political faith of the dmhere of the council. The political tilth of a public olllclal should never an questioned For years your com- on council made a selection of s city llitornby without any question of poll tlcu. Only loot year the council oi the city 0‘ Stamford. of the name pullt» idol comp oxion at our own. selected Homer 8. Cummlnxa. a Dommsrat. as its corporation counsel. The lone oi the plum is what caused the criticism. and not the quality of the candidate. No one has ever before done the work for your city that the“ prose i bourd oi councilman has. e‘ or ill but poses of thorn ’u hi ‘ry have boon written by you eoplh’llere so termed. Again in in; in Avoterl to their attention. lrman noran called for the'nutnfriroi‘ s nobrotnry. and James F. O'Brien was «looted. On motion of James ’1‘. Powell it use voted to adiourn the city caucus until alter the Second Voting Dlutricl organs was held, and this was cur- , l “ lsoomi ygtlng’btelrtot. Chlimun licldohoh then culled the town cottons-lo tilGl‘l end Christian Ewart: wee move chairman and Wil- ired Bodwail secretary. heroism J. Reynold-acid he believed there was a pond opportunity at the prudent tlmu to elect lwo Democratic eclectlnen. and he believed he bad a «Middle who would fill the position ivitll crcdlt. and be named John ll. lichiubon. , The latter ctstud that it was oppor- utne to my a few words. For three suite ho had both mood to lake ‘ ‘ . nominally re: . sod. and could not consider pump i for hour-u duo. their ‘a prominent ditiun told blot a inunjilh‘o Would itci ebuau hie intuit m not it cut “then. Now a word Wt illupremi rd of autumn. Abo t one your an it turned our an e mic tilt rcplii‘a of one of our principal thorouuhfuree and title nu bun curried 'ulonrnnlll mealtime. tutti the worn it not yet niuhud. i would like to any that tile repulre tli comma cloud . exp-ll in utonn‘olirorwk i Mildew auteur in main: ' $3:in ‘ ' ‘l W with Wits ,‘lrIWl cure . hunlubcurdofw tmhfm to. our 0" “lap » . z. .mil it mutt Amber «oil of b routl‘Ti‘u on Without Poinfiouilfi‘gku’l‘rumm! W M the town to ' abhor intinuinteutillr of tilt " it! Ii the amount nun , into. nu. grown tiliuutW (3‘?th principal ‘ .. ~ .... in one side for the town and city au~ tllorllloa to remove. i‘lc did not wunl. .io be countdored an an opprcuhor of l l .t‘he public service corporotionh. tut he! ‘rcnlizod they had some rights anti, should hora some latitude. but he tie-l licved in being just to the taxpayers: of the term. The selectmen have not! been doing their duty. and looking uf-l tor the citizens oi the town. Ono. reanon for his changing his‘ mind was the bulldltur. of the new Washington atreot bridge. This was why he had resigned from the board of estimate and taxation, no he believed the bridge should ho built. and he would work to uccompliab that object. (inc reason he desired to ace the work procectl was immune be found arrnycd against the project a colorio of paid attorneys. nnd be determined to push the mutter art for an pollhiblc. if cleri- oti uclectmail he promised to you that tho bridge project wua furthered. On motion of l), W. llarlortl the uoullnutlon of Mr. McMahon wan made by ucclamollon null wua unanimous. Robert ti. Mitchell. tltc pl'cuont town tux collector. was then nominated by ucclnmatlon. For constables John E. Reynolds and Frank R. Stevens were nominated by ncclamatlon. 'l‘h‘en Chairman Donovan said he would name that. old homoerotic wur horse. Leroy Adamo. as the third cnn- dldste tor countable and this was made with antimalarial. For grand Juror James O. Jennings who nominated on motion of Attorney John Keogh. . . The chulrmnn eluted that the holoc- tlon a! an assessor war one of tho muel important in the gm of the cau~ cue. and D. W. llarlord notuluntod llud~ icy E. lloyi. the scloction being made by ncclamstlon. For board 0! toilet Jucob Llnxwoller wua choron by acclamntiou. For nuditor of town accounts. (‘bnrlea id. Lockwood wan Iolocted by lict‘lamnllofi, Jorominh Juan wan nominated for“ registrar of volerd in like manner. (‘url Schnub was nominated for tree wurdcu. ll. W. liarl‘ord presented the namo of item! ii. Flynn for high school com- mittee, and be war nominated unani- mously. . John F. McMahon recommended that it be left with tho town c inmillee to till a vacancy in ma non nations for hillh school committee. IllOliId uucb u courso be deemed necessary. On motion of Wilfred» iiodwcll the caucus ondoraod the nomination of Dr. William J. Tracey us the cundidate for whool viuilor. The collection wuu taken by John F. Honcho. and John Keogh. and amounted to m. . The town commltleo selected was as iollowa: John F. McMahon. l). W. lint-ford. James 1“. O'llrien. Edward (trough. Janina leitotsky, Joseph (tutor to, Harry Smith. lieniamin iiorubilold. John l". Fountulne. The nominations of the First and Third illeirlctu were ratified. and the town commitloe woe authorized to till my vacuuciee that might occur. The City Caucus. ‘ The city csucur than ”humbled, and tibalrmun Donovan culled for nomina- tions for mnyor. l Mayor itobert M. Wolfe unit! that he cIme here to thank the voter-ll for tho honor conferred on him and the bend. snipe majority he received. Mule time one he enolte to s gentlemnn and united him if bet would accept the coin- inntion for mayor. ’i'hiu man has nerv- cd‘ the city very acceptably for two terror. and during the past. your the city debt hill been rtltltlcetl otter ".000. money but been borrowed lit a lower rate of internal. and i would heme At- mm M. l'ohlmun as our cundltiulo for mayor. i'i. w. lisrtortl trace to cccond the nomlnotion. utuiing that he connidec ed tho selection a nice one. anti he wished thnt he had the eloquence of a Donovan or u uttlwln in order to cmphanllteihe set too. ‘The nominal lion was made by u tiring vote stoic great cathartic-in. , Councilmen Pohlmcn. in responding. cult! be m outlined not to be u ”out Min. llaidwln or 1’0an in tort teal ability. but he thunkud‘tliu We tor the honor conferred outiiim. lie ruin some friends on the dimmer side thought he was not up unite month in tile curl . bathe ammo out return if he will it all he Would bourbon l I alone. and we premier on. behalf , trislltato to Mind home. auroral lm rtunt na- rrower-l :_ it made by acclamation: 'i‘liilJAiliiRER Wilfred ilodWell t‘t)!.l.l~tC'l‘0li William S. Wilcox t‘l'i‘i’ Silidliir‘r‘ Frederick T. (toloulnu AllDl'l‘iJll Robert hi. Wilcox John F. hiclliuhnu timer to plucc in nomination for city clerk tho luunc cuudldaie who run last year. Frank lo‘. i-luntlngtou. and be won clioueu by no clnulallon. For board of roulell‘atlou Junior 'll. ()‘lirlcu wua nuluotl. For inspector of elections. Eduard (iroaltb was chosen. lloraco R. Nash was nominated for wulcr coullnlrtnioilor. ll‘or trcuauror oi‘ lilo \l'ntcr fund Ncl' soil it. iloyi was unlucd. For annotatlr ll. William was named. Member» of the bound oi rt-llot ht" lvi‘lt'tl wore (Joruulltta A. .‘lianmm'u :iutl Illicit l". Shelflcr. For clot-lrlcnl t-otntulnsioucr. tho prohcui incutulu-ttt. lt‘rctltu'lck lluukc-t utoier. was chosen. It was ruled that the city frilliiiilliioe be the unim- us luui 3m. with the addition of John l“. l‘ountalne. Willrod liodwoll, John W. Thole. (.‘brluilau .SWurtn. Hde J. Roy» uolda, Janice T. l’owcra. With Mayor iiobcrt iii. Wolfe on chairman. Were oeloctod so to. committee to name cun- dldateh for the board of councillor-n. lifter conuidcrubla deliberation lltt‘)‘ brought in the following cameo. which the callous unnnlmouu adopted: Wit llnm ll. McMahon. (‘harier J. l‘idgoon. Thomas (1. f'anty. John H. Rodwnr. .lluob ,Llnchllcr and Janina 1‘. Powers. V t‘ount-ihusn Poblmnu lulu that ho consider-ml the. limo opportune to co- lccl n pluliorut for the Democratic party of the City of south Not-walk. and various aumtmtlonaworo made no lo the makeup of the t-otnmltloc. (“hillt- mnn Ilouol‘uu'a motion that the pint form committee be composed of Muyv or Wolfe. Corporation Contact Rough and John F. McMahon wua approved, 'l'bc following report of tho commit. toe was nccepted and adopted: We, tho Democratic Votcrs of the i‘ily of South Norwulk on thin bill day or Bcplctuhor. liilil. in Cancun MIMI]? bled, do piodllc ouruelrou, to the fol- lowing plaiiot’ut: We cudorlw tho admlnlntruliouu oi hiuyora lluruoll and \i'olfo and Wuliiti cull attcuiion to tho expenditure. of tin-ht» administrations on bolus within the City‘s income for tho iirni time in lilil)’ yours lillll allowing it continue in tho City‘s ludehteduottu which in in contract. with former odmlnltltruti0nn.’ We are in favor oi lilo plying of pcrmaucut puvomcutu on our princi- pal ulrceiu and We would uproot-mo the opening of new “twin and the os- icnulou of water amino and serum throughout this City. We heartily upprovc of the building of a now courretu bridge pontoon our (‘Ity and ideal Not-walk and pleduo our- calves to do all in our pop-or to pro mute the same. We lever the acqnlrln; by the City of such land out! buiidlun all will cour fortubly houuu iiu various depart tuclliu. We boilevc that tho poople throng. out the (lily should further pli‘ilcl‘ pole in the benefits of our municipal electric light plant by an incrcuncii and impartial distribution of circci lights. Wu believe the Fire and Police De- partmeniu ubould be kept up to their present efficient ctsndardc. with well mercuric of memberll and uppurltuu u the growing needs of the City demand. We account it continuation of the reduction 0 the (lily debt u no run under the cdmlnletrutiml of mu tgtdgésgntlnuod by the administration J . ' We feel til-ll we have commuted a ticket that will appeal in the voters of our city. irruupoctive of party unlit. Nation] 4 our candidates II tone-t. ancient and llrourmlvo administration at City lib tetra. , . A .4. MVDIN 3‘80”" MAW)”. m mar. N. 1.. cent her-“fl" WM mulled , in the Witch molly intuition . ‘ 'ifilv lllli' presented by John 1'. , at Newark. former muted , lulu "0?» It W the also our intent: ride tau. “ '1' , a l culled all today. Math 01th (Continued from him Polio.) W The South Norwalk oyatermon have Bound and limiributltrlea to Durilif ‘fhé‘l‘r lemma 'bcf‘o‘rc permitting it “in minute with the water couraeu. 'i‘lllb club was taken with the belief that their oyster 'bllliiliefll would be entire- ly ruined if present conditions are nl~ lowod to continue. ‘ While this movement at present probably will be confined to, the Fair- 'tl'cld Ocunty auction‘lhe‘ various local oyster growere‘are of tho opinion that M in only a matter of time before u almllnr step In taken in thin city. city of over l38,000 in running out Bouudwurd in a never ending flow. Some of it. thorn in cold to be good weapon to believe. mlnglon with the int— tncnee bode that the local oyster ilrmu mnlntnln out on tho Sound. ‘ Declaring that their lull-linens * in lllronlound with (extinction. the South Norwalk oyster “rollers turmoil no or- ua‘oitntlon to combat the eviln. inst Wednoudny. The» head of the now or. sanitation la Edward C. lluibert. au- porintcndeul of the Sculclllpt antor System while William F. iloyt, one of South Norwalk‘n largest orator minute. In cocrutury ll d trcnauror. The organic "lion by alnrtins a fund to wago an active war. They have at ready been advised that courts arc apt to sustain their contentious anti they hope to secure an injunction In a abort time that will routrnin tho vuriotni -muulcil>hlities from allowing their noun - no to go into the Sound. They boo ' nlao to compel the cilioa to treat it n ecu-ago and nullify through a septic tank. Attention line boon called to sonic- whnl similar cults brought it low ycnru alto nguinul the chirp of Waterbury null llunburr. Both plat-on were com- twlicd not only to build cxtcualvc ultra» lion pluliiu. but film to rolmburao owil» urn oi innd along vnrlout: rircrn for tiuullucn (loud. to tho water flowing through thcir lntttlc by the raw unw- uttc. llnruc autua of money were paid out by both cities. The South Norwulk pcoplo huvc boon hpurrcd on by icdorul authorities. (You i‘urcuros haw born hold rct‘oully with ilr. Stiles. tho forlorn! acorn in hum lllfllltil’ii llo polillml out lilo hoot-unity of conforming to lctlornl I'Nlilll'l'llll‘lllii in tho mutter of oystur quality. null tho (ll’lh'tl‘tl'll'll‘ll tnndc prominent in rattan! to his atlugontluuc, u-bilc claiming the .ovorillncnl rmuimuwnta wore unfair. it who brjough out tllnl up oystur door, not disrupt ll tll but ncln nil aicvc hull ull impurities cliutt to and within ll 'l‘ht» norornnumi lpalhth on a font ti mull orator lillll mature containing upon» it ct‘rluln‘umtmut of bncilli arc not ullouctl to in; Milli. Under tilt-so lt-llin “comm worth of til‘nlvra Worn re» tcnily “(Wife)“! in the wutcrn of Non manna-u ital. Anothcr lat'i brought out in that out tore in «million t- a are not dirt-clad to the virtual or t' ‘ inuecp bode. it ill thin that ill cuuuit "nlnrm in Fulrilcld t‘ounty. and th ny. canto action to be taken umoumlooal oyaicrtuen in a nilorf tituu. inquiriul nliiMl,Ui0 ii. if. Rowe Company thtl. o ti on brought out the sinicmeui tlmt J plan oi the South Norwalk pcoplm or such I serious nature that ml at" thought would bar» to bc plug it) it, boioro any (it'll- nito “Montcalm: griddle made. Another lolnl‘ ,ntdr mire-r suld: “We have not it ' ~t been ahkctl to take part in title“; ‘ nllly will M‘Iiil The thing In ho ‘to come «ventunily. People will not oluicra tailed from wutcrh lu whichuyltyh ucwuao in omit- iicd. ~ “Thorn “3H4 conniticmbie danger when the prm-ticc of ‘tlontlnx’ Wue ol- illiwi‘tl. Hutu-tor. HitI llilai‘dl 0f helllh all along tlw Hound have gotten after that prartlw no wait that thorc in no more of it in this stoic. ’iv‘loutlnx‘ in tho practice of tuition oycters from drop Wltll'l‘il lllllI kccping thorn in row unlit lulu Hilllliltll‘ai‘il in altnllow wnlcrc wf‘ivors cupmlully. in this way. the oyeluru rt-ccln-li all tho uurfncc im- purlltoa oi lhv water. “if thv prcuonl' contntulnullon is al- lowcd to common, the oystor grower- will be i‘otliilt‘llt‘d.i() giro up their local hello altogether» it ill liltcly we will bu cullud upon to subscribe (birth to the ulovomonl to limit-cl ounolvce.” it its held that the iiountonic Rivur in partictllur will rcculre tho attention of tho Norwullt ornitinilon. .Thlu ricer in cold to be particularly in do- tuantl by tho to tie town: and factor- iM along lia ii an a dormitory or «wage and ti oils. The firm run out. hum-var. its ex: ported to be made ucnluat the Norwallt itlver. slung the hectic of which the City of South Hornet! maintain a mumo dump that in particularly iron in its scupnuc. 'l‘ltc mlllu along that river will be compelled to rouse emu» lying dyer overboard. iiouill Norwullf‘ lulu probably the turnout oynior business in the world. ’i‘hot city neon 455.868 ions of (l’dllfl llnuuully null it. lame plant-ruin om- lliortucnt to lhoueande of people. The idea or altogether losing ihlu buuinnull lulu idlrrnd tho Booth Nor. will orator mnenuteu immunity. They intend to push the multur to the utmoet and are continent mainthxlr I o it by passuso more is h loci on and bound to ceeuinl. POlW-NINIRN IIrUNlON OALLIO 0". thallium). Dept. ilwowln to the linoleum or their ranks by nib and the inability oi the fort remaining members to attend on account at thuir ”' reunion-ell. the annual ru-ltllion of “For lymlnurl" bluntly hold I‘ll Guillotine "admluelon car. or "union is " in Jun- ubtiui ii burs can lumber 9. m l madam tor "director: do . nary. but it i. all! to be the meeting will be held. d” court-nth an... . f t . 0‘ * 7 good he re'lhnfinlly' Maillot yel- : urinal new» enable to tulle . , u. all: Education coins to feeble I stimulator ‘ or organised to make an effort to compel _ .all'citiou along flint traction of the . At the present time the sewage of n‘ . mini mum of the workout coin-c m ' "MIHNIAPOLW. Idiom. hill. 9.“- with ' law». The .l’ * * the 6f the , n told ‘éhief Edit SERVED AT . SODA r’OUNTAIN Guaranteed under the Pure Food ' Maria by Bunker-Smock 90.. Greenwich. Conn. ‘l g ‘ " 14W? l v V, M 1:. “Mi. Wheat Fields , pdrkllng Food . i u S (Just a little tingle on the tongue) g...— Town Mending Next Month Premises Some Developments. To mm the along expression of lilo mile. thorn in noun-thing doing in Red“ ding. that placc on the llanbury road 1 short dlhtauco from Not-walk. 'l‘l‘uli~ lilo. tor homoouc is brewing. and it in thought that tho whole thing will be throabod out at a town meeting to be held thorn nearly in October. The cone in a shortage of funds in the town clerk. it in not the present shortage. but tho previnua man. and the pro-ant town clerk is the one who will be held accountable for the abort. also in “$.me .. . Suspicion war are led some time o no. . condition .oiulia a in t:‘h‘lu lurid “It and m‘of in: elli- ,eonu got. together, to “invest. in «ninth. mm Clerk‘umrm ed .ltlu bout it' is aid. will "burn them .olmtimio with inch-“inc [nation in hit dopurtmonl. but ‘ihefittwuro dolor- tntncd. and when the culvert uccounl-‘ uni. who is non- going orcr the dunn- tor. came to bedding in, bonin his work. Town Clerk Nit'korcon. was talc an ill. lie in confined to hie homo at lthiu time with heart trouble. The expert secountant is having his troubles and no mint-kc. The hookh hsvo been kept in it mixed port of way. thou who know of tho affair any. lt‘robabiy the town meeting will be held when he iiuinhoa his cxnmlnstlon. and has prepared hie report. but no matter when it to hold. thero will be something doing. The outcome of people. Your kidney trouble may be 1 long standing. ii filly be either acute or REDDING lNVEBTlQATiON STILL' 0N l the trcauury of the tax collector. and . tax collector who will mower tor the . tho lnvcutigullon in being awaited with ‘ the art-stout luterent by tho liedtiing ' .. .i m. ”a”. . .. - . . . . , _ . Bishoprtc Wall Board an: belittling, ! Eusll A lied in Common Labor—~illrbopric 4mm o 0 studdylnzggl the o’lifaldo of the building with l: and ”will“ Mastic exported. (Not this you nail your weather ho Dil- '1 hie siVBS Y0“ aolld sheathing without knot-holes or cracks: 0 “1’3““th 0’ ‘19“ air space between lath and aiding. ideal for Cement or Since ark lllahoprlc Sheathing iii the ideal material (or .. BM ”WHO" 0" stuc- co work. ’i‘hn cement llrmly adheres to the_ and Asllhlll Mantle and makes a solid. smooth exterior. For in . 3' or residence ““9 lorm of concrete or stucco oonalructlon iii . cheulllm and 989‘ known. . :5 _ Charles ll. Aiithorpe. ".‘J‘Si‘iiili'tf GARFINTRY. BUM-DING AND QONTIAUNG- " ' alloy 0 v uonw . u. ‘ ' ‘ mu. TIL. new“ " Au“ vano TIL. an. Lumberand Mill Will or Everything from a 'Pigger‘y i a ‘ Palace SPEC ‘ ES Window Glues or every deuoflption On M I“ “INN"! T” 9W"- imlaytt'wgcndommnm t at m a. "W" 0" 9“ u - '0 ul- 8 in; and Bullduru' Pull"- "u in” no Rondo non Asphalt M " n titanium: and Bostonian Pom .m.w.~m~ The Hatch 81 warranted. __,.... W- -. M..._._~...- ~— a“ DoesYour out Lech? chronic. but whatever lt in return Kidhey Remedy will on you to get rid of it quickly and restore your atl- urul health and vigor. Foiuy'. Kidney Romody‘lmflt too well." said J. Sibhull. of ill-Ind View. Wis. (incidence taking it now. The bridge Pharmacy. ” IRRNOH AVMTOR‘ INTIIID. RAliiii‘. dept. lbw-France! .rolll'tr mutation at the international .M‘iill‘ lion meet at Belmont Park Racetrack. whore they hope to rennin the blue rib, ban of the air. but been dudnlteiy ur- rlnud. Mimi Lamina. Robert 14- them and Leon Mount. the three Mach cracks. will. compete for the international championship trophy now held by Glen ii. Curtlu. All three. airmen are drivers of monoplsnu. in addition to them the French Auto Club sends ill. Auburn and Count Ju- quuc De weeps to compete for our er prim. but; will lend Manor (lut- uneo rind Belgium probably will drain :3! M. Oil-ruinous to tulle part. Nels i r Ipuln nor Guitarist“! will he re recanted. . Milunc'u claimant in the inter- Monet balloon content will beJ’sliuus more. thu‘nolotl Much bullocnis’i. taunt. mun. ulna and contract fluid ultimo. president of the Aura Club oi America. are here acting for that organisation. flb=~'«:&w w—vuaohm NO “I“lON 0V IALMNQIN 00W WWII ‘ “flirt lull members or the helium-Pin- chat invnuuutinj‘cnlnntlttue, one lull it?!“ It till ' m t circa t ' clean «it, . Imifltlfit .cf ”illicit." . coauthor ”in .v .~ It MM“ .Ic- (Milli! :uiid ultimo» b . m to attend on ll of eg use » ”WWW “3W litter in the no “'1‘. "ill“ film err being held. "DID bottle of ‘ The Ceiliury Olllptllllld can... 'u-o "~' Stops A Leaks 50.2...." 'G'AL it?" We have treated the principal mo in South Norwulk. They are our reierances. We guarantee um \M titer wear of our Compound for three Years. erto for acumen-s f‘vrl‘elpondence solicited. ‘ Century Roofin company, Inc. at wasumorou's'rnsur. . » . ‘PWH "WWMKr The Internati ,nal Auto Wright is i lurin deilvcr' we n. not it truck. exhibi’tlon‘ut our :sruugnvory rut-«lulu. and tho» that have coon the den:- onslrutlon are sound at itu outclantl'. lT WILL CARRY A LOAD OF 1500 POUND. UP ANY GRAD! IN THI. ViciNTV and in inter and souls ion to maintain, than a borne. CALL AND LET US PHQVI l'l'. automatiul all Wellst..-~(’Phone) Garage Watts Sh. eehlocinlkl let! hand came in cannot with a hi it- iy churned wire. and the electrically made a circuit of the arm ensued the chart and ran down the rim arm. A lento hole wall burned through til paint of Wright hand. . , . CHOLIRA MAY INTIR AMIIIOA- . not: bro n. , WAiilll'lO'hpN. Sept. lo.-'i'be rev- 1 "m“ 33132321“. 0‘ W." mlwv use athletic cholera in Killidll; Gun “' ”m" “m"? WWW" “ an uttdltuiy and the motility of dammit. no ily a l“ ’ ,_ h. “I“ Mm liru wire while giving a signal. no the Firmly!“ Wt Ho 1 Donald it broke on on ““hstra tr liy lnfuctudinlmisrsnte. hue alum: bottom - . dim... at, our! thul'ubhd Health-sud bluriituunbl Wk by ' us use on the top mince; amendment my» monorail Ala-tun concert . ~ emu. Bottom day: on I Morel impel“ tor from Bolton paid an "1181th “little south Nowell: end apt-Ill *iiouruln dole impacting the condi- “up! undid but: km. lie fotmd no 3. ’ than a hen n' n which the us Minuet true Ith man has detailed" 3mm 3. K GIT” ‘ ' moat-riot»! mammal-Mil“ hill“. lute urn-no ‘ l.. l . Hi! I.
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