Table Damask ml Napkins
WHITE TAIL! OAMAOK. at.
50:. 760 Ind 01 a yard.
UNBLEAOHED OAMAOK. 25¢.
.. we and m e yard.
‘ NAPKINO, we to 08 a dozen.
e. codiplete , assortment of
HUCK I IATH TOWELO,
from do to 500 «on.
E. K. BANKS
HAHAOKEKO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK
' scheduled to hold a regular iii-mouth-
P
- Court NarriikTForEEIera of'A m‘eric‘afi,
are to meet regularly on Thursday
evening.
The Master Plumbers' Association In "
ly business meeting on Tuesday even-
ing. .
In Norwalk. last week. there were
sixteen SillOS of real estate, \vIth mori-
gages of 818.175. For the second week
snow tonight;
south to west winds.
none central ovor Lower Michigan is
producing cloudy weather with light
ruin in. the Lake region.
hilly pressure are producing pleasant
weather in the southern and western
sections.
as for south as Macon, Gs. The Lake
diettibnnoe will move slowly eastward
and pass' out the St. LaWrenoe Valley
late tonight or Tuesday.
wnri-Iim A YEAR mo room.
mum, 41.
Lodge. No. 97, l. 0. 0. 'F. will be held
Wednesday evening.
0. F.. will confer the second degree
on four candidates this evening.
Walliugiord. are the guests of
and Mrs. I". 8. Lyon. of West street.
Mrs. Thomas Wright. of 35 Spring
street.
walk. Is makinu propiii‘alloud for open-
ing a barber shop in Fairiiold avenue,
Bridgeport
WEATHER FORECAST.
M
For Not-walk and vicinity: Rain or
Tuesday fair. brink
A slight disturb-
Am .Of
Light frosts were reported
Temperature: Minimum, 20; maxi-
Clear.
John A. Montgomery, at Union
ark. spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
meeting of Butler
An important
Brothcra‘ Lodge, No. 10. l. 0.
Our
Dr. and Ml‘ll. George H.
Craig, of
Mr.
George W. Sciiicrt. of liliuzlewood. N.
:. spent the weok end with Ilia sister.
Otto Rliode, formerly of South Non
Tl
, UTILITIES IIIIAAII
MAKES SUGGESTIONS
(Continued fiom first page.)
the commission saya
wrach:—»
“The primary cause ot the accident
was the breaking of the knuckle be-
tween the sixth and seventh oars. ling
however, tho air had been coupled;
through in accordance with the rules
of the company the brakes would have
not automatically and both sections of;
the train would have come to a full
stop almost immediately.
“It in very evident. that the crew of
the New Britain switcher have been
as to thin
”W Mag-m-
His Royal Higlui
the American automobilist. is the ,
that we are catering to and in or»
to make his automobile trip a triumph.-
al procession we ask him taihrins I“
this shop before starting out. We will
overhaul it. tighten up screws undula-
ohinery, put in new parts. out his on»:
zine, brakes. magneto, plays. no.1...
good working order and make .. hi ;
Journey a pleasant one by lack of our
noyance by bringing his auto to I
Very slack in doing their work tori
some time past, and either lacked in
ntructlono or wilfully dinobeycd the;
'orders of the agent and yard master l
l’l‘he practice oi backing long trains of;
freight cars from New Britain to lier’ .
lin ban been going on for some timc‘
and it is very fortunate thilt worse acw
cidonts have not. happened before."
The commission after an examiuw
ntou of the chief engineer's report‘
and i-vidoiice and after having viaitcd‘
Thanksgiving Day
Preparations
should include various articles of Furniture for the dining
5| WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free .
O. D. Jackson
Optician
room. The fact that we sell only high class Furniture at
land examined ilio promiites, ationgly
prices more moderate than are asked for interior goods. Our
i. recommended that the New York. Now
“Tc.“ Chm“ Closeu‘ Sideboards. 393““ Dining Chm lllavon ill Hartford Railroad company i
Dining Tables affords you a Wide range to select from, and IMO”. and 0mm... mm which as on”
nothing is so cheap that we do not cover it with our personal lay. lKJNl-llllk‘ will prevent hacking or;
guarantee. A I pualilug tritiun down grade between.
l'iiiiions and mum,“ mm mm mm“.
The A. .I. COLLINS COMPANY
:moved in either direction between
12.18 NORTH MAIN OTREIT SOUTH NORWALK.
New Britain and Berlin have not less
lilian 85 per cent. of tho air-brakes in
: service. Also, tho oominlasiou request
:ilitlt the railroad couipuuy submit for
figs-—
YOU NEED A
Practical Business Training in 'a
Reliable Commercial School—~Attend
Merrill Business College 4
South Norwalk Stamford Port Chester .1
of November. I‘JW. ”WW W01" "10"“ An adjourned mpmmg of lincua . itho commission's approval u plun
nagos of 317'250' 'lribe No. 20. I. t). It. Iii. will be bold. .....-...... m.-. .-.: .. -th” -.. m, g y T Which will no locate the tracks or the
I I it
. . _.... ' . ‘ :thls owning, in u... “'hzwnln m Ih;~rlltr.\ow ilritniu line at licmn
{A happy timc “35 :“ii’li’f‘ 1;} 010:0 \Vashiuioii stroi-i. ... “ Junction an to brim: tho tormiuua ui‘
. . . ..
v. to attended the Ru l on 3 (unit. it __ .- _ l ”u. tracks in fl IIIII' practically parallel
their Wigwam in Washington stroct,
Saturday evening. A large number uI‘_l
pouplo attondod ihc :ii'fuir. I
‘The, Nutnu-g t‘lub will hold a renug
lur meeting tomorrow owning ill tbol
club quarters at the t'm‘Ilt'l' oi‘ Ziiaiu:l
and Wall streets in iIu- (‘oluburn
building. All memliors :iro rv-u‘iostod
to ho lli'r‘rlt‘ll-l.
ii
The new lioii I on ( .‘Illlt‘l'. Ill
.\mvi ill. Ioi Ilt'lil) .\iiiii.ii. 3.1»-
this .Iilllll A- Km .wi‘,
mull lltli’il, .loiios A“ T‘IIIioliiilssz,
Xoi'ivulh. huvo tho p‘iiuiluua :iud houI~
in; contracts and l-Ziiztono .\Ili ‘holl iho‘
painting; I
I .w‘I.
IiH-n
I ll»
ti
lt’ll‘ll ii} Si,
’I‘Iit' I'i‘j;lllill' llil‘3lIII‘Si5 Illl‘i‘llll'[ (if
(‘I-iii‘t Loni-oi
t'Villlllll' at 7
III §oiuh Muir) sii-oci,
“HI lie llt‘lil lillllllf'l‘n“
‘3” about ill thr- rimllltl
Til“ u will llt‘ .t!
class initiation by tho iIt"Il‘1’>t‘ I":llll of
:l4‘lSIt ii i.) the
l-‘iuui-vs llol‘in.
(‘nuri
distritt
ill ill’vt-lii'i‘ll‘ll.
Laurel i.od:o_
riopui)‘. Mia‘s
Iliiiptm‘: will him:
t‘liiuoso, \lllt‘lii‘illi
Iii‘lillilli. Ilillilr‘ll :iliii I'llllSll slums. .\'ii\‘,{
.‘i'. at tho l’lousuiii llour I; l.'.
p. in. 'I'iokois. 73c iii tho door.
l’i-i'siuii.
Indian..-
(lit-u
.Iupuucso,
(I‘ll *:i l . U,
I
.Inhn .\ Ix'oysci Il:|\l‘ mun tlu
routiilii to build it lt‘SllIlll.t‘ ... lIllI l
hi; Sll‘t'tl, Norwuih for W S. iioiiiuii
’l liOlllllrl ltobius has the iuusou no It. i
L‘bailos I’cuuoll the plumbing und in r-
utico hunting and I'lugouu Mitchell the
painting. The piano cull luv u frnruo
house of sown rooms, providod \vitu
«ouvouicucos. '
Tho foundations itl'o about t'iimpll‘i-
ed for tho two buildings in East Wash
Iiinion sire-pt for Vow-I & Kubuvioo,
tho arocora. I-Suoh structure will lu-
two stories high. 24x54 fool, of brick.
arranged for a store and two lane-l
iiicuts. Ii‘inch Brothers have the atoni-l
Work. 1‘. J. Sullivan the brick work
and phistoi'lim, (l. I.. Finch the carpi-ii-
tor work uuil .Iohu ilrlillu tho plumlr
ing.
The Now York. Now Huron and
Hartford lluiiroad couipiiuy has do-
(‘llil‘L‘II tho l't‘llillill‘ly quarterly divi~
dond o! 2 per oelll.. paiiyblo Dacemr
her 0 to atock oi record Door-tuber ii.
Formerly the «took of record date has
boon the 15th of tho mouth bill no
them are now about 24.000 stockholib
we, an Increase of 7.000 aiucc that
your, II. has been found uoccsaary to
advance the dntos to allow Hill“ for
the necessary clerical Work.
”Wu—......
Notice of an appeal from tho ad»
nilaiilnn of the will of the into in. 0
James ll, Kelley, the veterinarian or
New Haven. which leaves the bulk of
tin cstuta amounting to about 315.000
to Mrs, Caroline Hitler. was filed in
tho probote court, Friday afternoon. in
lwhalf of the direct heirs. two all!"
u-rs. Mrs. Elizabeth MCCoi‘thy and
Mrs. Mary More" of Waterbury. M"!-
iIIIlor. who in the residusry iegatoe
undo the Keller will, noted on Dr.
Kelley‘s housekeeper. When the nose
came up In the probate court no ovi-
deuce was offered by Attorney ”How
Md C. Webb who represents the plain.
. this. but a protest in: mode to? the so-
misiilon of the will.
roommates,
“PRWRPE ’
“QUALITY”&
60c lb.
\\'od..
6.30. hi tho tIO‘lI‘
drawn by
‘ Broadway
at Illllltat‘ tinlt'II by .I.
Illllll'll\(‘ilii lilo
coiuuvus, Su‘urinip. iii
._ A ’ ‘ llliiil"
uiiIhoxliiit iii
‘ lutvo i‘i‘ud :Iiiii t‘upiuin limii'izo 'I‘Hiu-t
_ lion, Sniurdny
~ (lino lturutorf Ill "Songs of all Nil“.
ions." iii tho l'lousuni liour 'l‘hcutrc:
the '..".'d, :it i: if. p. m, 'l‘icltcis.§
lupus Paul and non
of (lime utrooi,
Mr. and Mrs
.uwroucc K, l‘iinl.
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‘spcui Sulurdn) :iiti-rnooii iiud Sunduy ,
ii .‘Illlilrwiiml, N .I.
iistiiimlcs halo ““0” mode on llldll'i‘.
.\r.- hum .l. ,\. lluiuiiton. .1:
Non \‘ni'it, tor changes in
ii I.‘.i\\'roii.ia 'l‘h-
will ....I .ilhiill simult-
It \rus Illilth't tout?) stnlod in tho to
ill lidu'nrd Prooii
Non iluvrii
This should
llit‘
Ifl ll :.
.‘t iiin-osli lII
llli‘
“‘Ilrl the t-ln'lilCi'l.
:\ uuuilici‘ ui South \ilthIlIl cltlu'ua
\‘IiiIIPtI liit‘ South Niii'u'ullt pullco slit
lIlll'IllL’. uliii‘li iluu- Ilio'.
Ill“
were given it III‘lIliIllhli'illJill iii
\vorkiti:
‘luo. which was on oxiuiui‘iou thoro.
'I‘Ile liridnc-pori Suudiii Post of you.
.Ii-rday lil‘lliit'tl it «‘ill at tho interior or‘
\til“l\.ill\
hhou int;
Triiri
IIII‘
('oiu-
iiiurlili-
Ill“ “1'“ Smith
puny building.
lobby of the bunk.
ilnoli but docs llll'. do justice to tho
AIIEIIIIIV of tho lobby
Intions to lili'llli’u uoxi nuzniuiar
State University or burn. llo will giio
courses upon Illl‘ administration or
city school systouis illllI upon the his-
tory of education.
Suuporintondoiu W, E, (‘lmucoiloiu
of the South Norwnlk public uchools.
superintendents to be bold
hauls in February.
he "Criteria for Determining Sclontlii‘
School Systems." Mr. Chancellor has
crinteudent of iiolioola in other citica.
dun-...“...—
Liverpool,
this morning.
Tammany.
fault of the payment of tho
of the Triumph \uti’iin much“
l
The out shows up‘
W. Ir). (‘hiiuccilor hits noceptod Illi‘I‘l
for "
oight wooka at tho l'uivorh‘ity of “’ooir'
to; In Ohio and for one wool. at the?
hon boon luvitod to give an address",
iii the anniml llltPMIllg oi city achoollm
in Sci
Ills subject will .
addressed this aaorlatluu upon seven"
prevloua occasions when general sup ,'
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i «Meoouonowooouoo
in tho conduct of my hualiima l spcnd quite a sum of Illilllt‘)‘ an-
iiuullv in the chart to tuuriuo » tho pcoplo that my huslliosii Is on the
‘ loud" ‘ and that I can and Ill) um» sorvicc. bus-u grain." as l
ilist piouiirtml when l commciiced liuaiuoss ()Vol‘ twenty yours and.
.‘tlcusurod by tho Villllllli' of trade that tho. pcoplo give to other cou-
N‘l‘llfi. I do u largo nud uotit‘u liusluoui-I, but i am not satisfied. I
with tho Show Linc Division uinlu
lino tracks. lush-ad of at right ouch-s
llét .I‘iillw existiuu or such oilicr location
and lll‘l‘illlKI-‘lllt'lli us will tend to oliiu-
Inaio iho thinner in chiming condi-
"boat
ought to do n limiter biisiucha. “bi? llci‘muso. l havo only reliable lions YOUR ORDERS
iti‘uin .‘iIliI food. soil at it tilllilll innrnin oi proill, KW" full wolnhi. do- Tl‘" “""""“" "7 “Mill" “ll ()Plill'I'l‘ ”WM” (lutmouL 1" PM" ------ 25: ‘ \\‘ "3km“ t‘ocon or “NCO‘ _ _
Iiit'l‘ promptly. and not since I fillilit‘d huz-iliicsii him: i refused to ro- 3‘ ‘3 ""i‘i’m‘il l-v‘i' illt' (‘Hililit‘t‘i‘ 10 ill" 3'- <'lill> Ni‘w ('Ol'il fur ----------- 25C‘ lilii‘ ...................... .....196
turn mono) if dissatisfied with any doiiiory oi Hood‘s.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
lilI-i‘ In IIIIH‘ n. 'iinya in ihc minds of [in column-
and Poultry.
‘ i‘oui'uiir-lou Io hum l-ocii cllui-u-d hi it
Ill‘lllii'llllll: ihiouiun u muin iiiic switch -‘-
in tho Iliit‘ of up upproiichiuu milu
"lio ii’ullc-y ili‘i'ltIl'llI in East Hartford
oii tit-intu-r ill, u-hou l~',d\vurd F. Ill‘IH-
roll oi South Windsor was killod, I‘
not found to llIHI' horn duo
I’m-t in qualil _\
I
c: e itnuniu llouio Ilrouuti i'iow tot Ilurson I‘attlo Q
mono.
in nonli-
Jeddo Coa
Ki‘lli‘t‘ on tho purl of not ouiplmco of
ulilli'lli‘tl Ill
Tht‘t's It I... the ltt‘t‘ItIill! In which William 'I‘riuns
a o _
Whit hillod iii Iliizuidtil lo nu Uiioiicr
'l be than illilllu‘li from tho lliltilli‘S
' 7. '. _
A HOtThlng and foil In It’lllil of the car.
(ho otiiuiiuuv \ti liluuw i.»
Nor docs
send us an order tor one load. and we will retain You n a one- n‘“ “""““i""l“" ““‘l ””‘l W“ ”M“
tomsr. Clean tree from eiatc. ur-form quality. suitable for furnace. mm'm'” 0’ “'f "”“"““":“" “w" ‘”
range, stove or u" loader Prizes on application fault II) the accident nil the Hartford
& Spi'iliullcld Iiuiluu)’ lint-s when
liuiih Nilllloi‘} \\.l‘~ killed uhilo \\iii~
tum Ilinlr'l' \vzis. injured
RAYMOND BROTHERS
COLLEGE LADS' CONDUCT.
'l‘hci‘c is quito u hill!) of lil‘zlii‘sl
lioituiluys In ”It. Iiou‘npttpors ilizuliihi
EVERY TIME
curtain i‘i'illi‘u of the tricks and mun—
liuppcri‘s brow is put in vmu~ nun.- oI r-Idl‘to boys. and It warms
I‘Vlm‘"! “m‘ “In” “9““ ll .tho heart to race how tho ucwnpnpor
alone stands the that , iho rout
are knocked out. ltupport'a liaa
ll reputation ailinod solely on its
mm. rail) to tho doIi-uso of tho ris-
3 int: nonoruiiou.
merit. Noted for purity, tone . A (loruinu government official ro-
nnd atreuuih, and universally mm”). visiting he“. I3 ”Inn...“ to
popular. Highly bouoiltiol for
TELEPHON E
.l l‘ZillS Milk for
UNITED GROCERY COMPAN“
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
TTIIWQNI
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, ‘pk. 25‘
................ 256' New Pruuos to: It .. .....‘ISO
Ii...- Soda (friickors or (Ilium-r (‘riiuhorrica pm uunit ......... ..1'
Sun: a ....................... 25c‘ Large (‘zibhaga hood ....... .. . JG
lurizv I'incnpplos ............. 25c it runs l‘aiuphclis Soup l‘ur.......25§
'il'ii i‘EdoI‘. gxil. ................. 25c
i‘tlt'l'tv'. Li‘lllli‘v. I'ni‘splps, Iionus. Squash. 'I‘iuuii» ,ll :1: l‘;luii Ill‘illle Fruit,
I)i‘.illL'.l'.~’«. (liapos.
give you a 3525 Gas Tank" to
$16 and your Old Generator---
for your Automobile.
illilve auhl Ihui Aiuoricuu milest- boys.
the invalid. Equally so its a tit-
Illo 1,091; Silmuluiiuu. Immh. ,ua he has carefully aiiuiit-d them at
think. palatable. tilt» tor a Itho oolloucn. arc really better lichnvcd
. . I .
than of two dozen bottles. {and more sorious over their work
j than th lii‘l‘illlill siudoutn, who are pro.
licrbiui tor the vast amount of trouble
they are ano to not into, us iiiaiory
Magner 8: Flynn
i
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rally the llolaiivc Ellicioncles of City '
Hurry (lliilds. the "cattle hint." of --
was arreelod again on the 7-
oherga of vaurancy by ()ilicer Wallace
A. Sammie and was fined 33 and costs.
Judge William F. -
He will no to jail In dc- ,
aamo.
and literature show. Ho says, how-
'ovor that tho German lads are out.
lurowiug the SI‘IIM‘ that flu-y have to
Iii-op up the traditions of uuruliuosn
and aro settling down to sober work
more as the Americans do.
*
FOR TODAY
Now is the Time to Buy
HORSE CLOTHING ;)
Luther M. Wright’s}
IS THE PLACE
group of boys on any villaue sin-ct
will be found up to oxuc'tly the some
kind of pranks that college bola Iiint.
Probably iho ohicf difference is that
in collagen tho boya on- massod to»
gather in such numbers that their arm
ilvitloa in tho way of aniiiscment are
much more in evidence in the coma
muniiy than in cities and down.
where boy life is only in normnl live-
nue to the root of the population.
WOMEN'S TAN 83058 at ... $2.50. pair
l‘oriner value $8.00 sud 83.50.
MEN'S PAT. COLT OLUCHER....-.......................... $2.65
Former value $3.50.
CHILDREN'O OCHOOL SHOES.
The White Shoe Store
90 Washington St. “Where the Good Shoes Come From"
I
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f ‘ As a western paper reminds us, nuy'
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PLATINUM monomer: SMALL. i
ave-ulna by ()illccr John H. Smith, for
being drunk and will serve out a line
f 83 and could in llrlditopori jail as
a result.
, H , .-.—....
The international Congress or liab-
lic Hygiene and Demography. which
meets next September at Washington.
I). (3.. and of which l’rapldent Taft Is
president, has invited fiup’arlntendent
Chancellor, of the Booth Norwslk
schools. to read a paper before Its sen
alone upon the theme at the problem
of the adjustment 0! the lemnorir
mouth of teachers to (the tempera-
merit! of the severe) nutionalilcsi
mainly presented by immigrants to
Antenna. The initiation comes to Mr.‘
Chancellor because of his vnriod ext
pet-leans with ioreisnors. eapeclslly lni
evening schools. Delegates from
twelve European and three Astute na-
tions will be present. ‘Ali papers are
translated into the lsnmiages of the‘
dummies. 'i‘li'é Congms concerns it?
If with liellth disease. aduoatlonl
‘ And vil‘IliIt'IlI. ' l
Mike Moriarty was arrested Saturday ,.
'l‘. .l. Murphy. of Bridioport. was a
visitor with friends In South Norwallt.
yesterday.
...—J
Attorney .Iolm Keogh. of South Non
walk. is spending the day In Stamford
on business.
Attorney Nehemiah ilaudco. of
South Noiwnlk. in spending the diiydn
linitioid on buslnou.
Iloliry P Price, president of the Nari
Willlt Board of 'l‘rtide. is spending the
day in New York city on business.
Mr. and Mrs. William ll. Church. of
this place. were vialtors at. their for-
mer home in Washington. Conn. ovor
Sunduy.
t4
Washington Chapter. No. 24. ll.
M. will hold a regular stated convecti-
tion on \Vetinelday evening at which
Wesley Johnson and
sister. Misti
(‘lura Johnson, of South and East. Nor-
wnlk. respectively. spent the Sabbath
at their home. in Georgetown.
Several belated autolsta returning
from the Yale-Princeton football game
passed through town this morning on
their way back to New York and New
Jersey.
Sperm Olliccr Lorenzo J. Adams. of
Norwalk, wan on duty in lowar Wali’
street as the Saturday night special,
which triclt has been brought into use
by Chief lentliei‘ltind.
ou-
The Westnoriii ware
«talented
about one. lutndredlt
time the Royal Arch. 0!
conferred.
The nine in tut taut lotions ,
In
their own territory yesterday after-
noon st football when the indepen-
A. dents journalist! to that place with
Norwulk rooms.
ii
The entire production of crude plntl .
hum from .plncor mines In the United'
States for last year. as well as for'
I909. came from the States of Culi-f
forulii and Oregon. This productioni
in 1910. according to Waldemar Lind-l
yreu. of the United States (ioolonlcal
Survey, was 390 troy ounces, valued
at 89 507 a decrease of 282 hum.
and It! 290 compared with the flituroiii
for 1909. i
-M~w_..*~- .... «.-....
Rumors of an automobile-carriage;
.nccidont. which is said to have occur-i
rod in Wentport avenue on Saturday
afternoon have begun to reach the our
of Norwalkora. Facts pertaining to the
reported nihili- are few.
4——
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Merlin. of
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mar-
tin, of Wilton avenue.
Winn-in
MW arm! ll. fiilh, of the Now
”I“ MA“ Wt
Bridgeport. spent yesterday as the ..
1 Ohiorllitiflml men indulge in a continuous poi-ton not Wont Advo‘rti‘u‘meiito
mm
THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
33 South Main Street. South Norwalk
if you don't trade here we both lose money. it you are not.
the imbit of trading here it will pay you to investigate our I
and prices before making your next purchase. We like to have ”it
compare, value». This store always wins with the women who "
paras. You will find hora the right garments for every ocaiilon.‘m
iiful Suits from $9.98 up to $25 00. This season' a correct style!
t'onia from $5.98 up to 25.00, New styles in Dressers from M. 98 it
$35.00. We also carry the biggest line in town of Skirts, Way.
(‘orsets and Petticoats. We want yOur businesa—hut we don‘tW e:-
It if you can do better elsewhere—and we want you to know by twig;
own experience that this store is the best in town. c
y a ”...-nu ......
ET us demonstrate to‘ p
the many exclusive pain"
of the Mover Automobile, $2..
AUTOMOIILEO TO RENT BY THI HOUR. DAY OR WISK.‘
PKRIIHOID AND CAREFUL OHAUFFIURI
4 0
tin IIOIIIIDI their obligation home
The woman who reliol
timid win to hidtu.‘ the houiehold help En.
Norwalk Chronicler