. toms it.“ on for out.
“nu-—
Throo‘l‘imeo. 60¢ --
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or was. 25c»-
Eoch Additions; Word. 1 cent per insertion.
taco or Cops} Double Price
, ’“Ads?'-—-— To
For Sale. Business on
Professional Cards. and ‘
Miscellaneous :: ::
on
D.
I.
I. I. I!
n O. ‘0
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WANTED
W‘ANTED—RidF‘NED WOMAN AS'
companion and mother's helper. No
uulnry but good home. Plenty spare
Mine. Maid kept. Answer "Compmr
lion,” Sentinel ofilce. (110 it
lWANTED-~EXTRA SALESLA‘DIES
rind boy to deliver packages. 0. J.
lMlntz and CO. (110 it
h... ~.—.—.<—.——..~ —~
WANTED «- OPERATORS 1 ON
lGo’odyenr rapid stitchers. Apply .ii.
ilecob and Son. Bishop Mills. Noru'ulk,
(116 ll.
WANTED—~8M‘ALL lSAi‘E. SEND
full particulars at once to .H. Jacob
nud Son. iiishop Mills, Norwnik.
‘(lli'i 1t
WANTED-«SITUATION AT GEN-
erul housework. Inquire 78,131)! Ave.
«1'16 3t
WANTED —~ RESPECTABIJE WO-
man as housekeeper in small family.
{i‘o go out of town. inquire 7* How-
kius Ave... East 'Noi‘wulk. Phone
ill-54%. dill tit
WANTE‘DWSOFT HAT MACHINE
binder. Also shipping clerk. Drey‘
or list ‘00.. Railroad Ave, South Nor-
}wnik. (110 3t
..
WANTED-*POSITI'ON AS COLLEC-
llnr or salesman. Address Auto. care
of Sentinel lSouth NOrwmlk. Conn.
dill 1t
WANTED-GLRI. OR WOMAN TO
do general housework. Inquire 32
Lowe St, upstairs, dill 3t
L...
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN. DRAKE-
luen, wulges about $100; experience
unnecessary. Send nge. stlflnp. Rail-
rwny. care Sentinel. d0 13
WANTED» EXPERIENCED PAT-
tei‘n makers for lock 'work. Apply by
letter, giving experiencomnd stating
wages collected. to Manufacturer. cure
Sentinel. ,,dl2 8i.
WANTED—“LOAN. FIRST MORT-
einge. $3.800 at 0 per cent, for it new
two family residence costing $7.000.
ilox 085. South Norwalk. (111 (ll
25 GM 8 WANTED Tl. WORK ON
Singer machines on house dresses;
titcndy cl ork nil year; week Work;
good puy. Dress Factory. 85 Washing-
um St. liouth Norwalk. dB in
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best mnrket pri 5
mid. Extra prices for fat calves. g3
to $4 for bob calves to ini‘en. 11
Tel. 1151.
029 t!
CLUETT. PEABODY a 60., INC..
have situations to otter on shirt work.
power machines, steady work. 08 if
Friedman, Conn. Ave.
on D 1.1M B s
are the ones that inli~a menace to
lite and property. We trim (ill klndn
of trees BEAUPAIN o. SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
CHIROPRACTIC
EPINAL ADJUBTMFNTS.
LATEST METHODo.
r V
l‘. BAR l HOL. D. C.
l I Atlantic 8t. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Hoot 11001118.
Mouth Norwnis Dillon-«u Meadow 81..
7’8 3:. m.
Fianna Connections.
Hours-“ii A. m.-6 p. m. Monday. Wed
,ncndny. Friday, 0:30 p. m.
dPiNAL ANALYGIB FREE.
Let Uschair and
Paint Your Roof
”Mom the snow files. We will do it
oil for in no. N. guurmiiccd for l
yours
TAR PAPER.T1N, SHINGLE.
Get Our Price: on Cement Sidewalks
E.R.Bradicpv 81 GO.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
.und liowntyon. Hotel and cottages out
or town. all conVeniences. Get out.
list. Raymond bros. di3 3t
. South Norwalk, Conn.
CONTRAC/TOH”. ,
1! Washington St. Bo Norwolk. Conn,‘
Phone 731. ,1
a
Most people more term-om rims;
through firniiuoi “on! Add. which
contain from lime to time lists iii.
a...
To LET i
To LET~FURNISHED ROOM. ALLl
improvements. 0 High .St. did at
w. W. w.
lot books consisting of travels and
FOR SALE
FOR §ALE-A LOT 01“ SECOND
hand furniture, Also it select library
The flawless & Davenport (lo.
luvs taken the chum for on or»
tonnlvo addition to be made to tho
résidenco of Rush Tongan on
beanie; avenue.
I”...
MRSn' WOODWARD WON.
The members of the 1D. iii. Club as.
sombled ut the home of Mr. and Mrs.
M. '1‘. Match. on ii‘uirlleld avenue. last.
T0 LET“1“IJ‘RNISI{ED ROOM- ALI“hlsl01’lcal works. Inquire of Andrew night. for their stated game oi.’ auction
improvements. Use or telephone. in-{
quire 120 Washington lSt. (116 ti'
To LET—~1N REAR OF BUILDING,
unfurnished, two fine rooms, suitable
for two or «three gentlemen or elderly
couple; hardwood floors. steam lieu-o
ed, tier $12. Address .8. 11.. euro Seu~
t‘lnei. ,d10 3t
TO LET-~wll‘lItS'l‘-CLASS RENTQ
of houses, flats, parts of houses. store.
barn. ,munufactory with power in Nor-
wnrlk,‘ Soutlh Norwnlk, East Norwalk
To LETWPERFECTLY NEW AND
beautiful apartments now realdly for
occupancy. Seven rooms. chestnut
trim. tile bathroom and extra toilet.
Heat and hot water furnished. In-
quire ‘53 West Ave. (1 12 6t
TO LET——FIVE ROOM APART
nientv East Washington St. East N01;-
wnlk. inquire 04 South Main ISL (111 it
TO LET - sronn, connnn
North Main and Pine Sis, South Nor-
welk; also two office rooms. No, 5
Main «St. 'Norwulk. Inquire of John
'1‘_ Hayes. 5 Main St., .‘onwnlk. (111 St
To LET—PRIVATE PLACE. ALL
improvements. large grounds; reason-
able to right party. 186 Main St,
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82
Fort St. East Norwalk. Phone 331.
. 018 if
..._—_—
.1...
TO LET OR FOR SALE~0 ROOM
cottages with all improvements. ready
for occupancy Nov. lst. Rent $20. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire Oi Clint.
id. Hoyt, at The South Norwulk Trust,
Co. 016 if
Workmen’s
Compensation
Insurance
HOW lT WILL AFFECT EMPLOYER
AND EMPLOYEE.
This law goes into effect Junuury
1st.. 1014. Any information on this
important mutter cheerfully given.
C. T. McGovern
lNSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
' 155 Washington street,
Tel. 345.
For Up-io-ono Service El"
FRED. H. GANUNG,
i Funeral Director and
Embnimcr.
0m. and molded“
Telephone 904. ~
84 so. Main St. 80. Norwllk.
'Ijo the lionrd of County Conunisuion
«rs Of ll‘ulrileld County: .
l hereby uppiy for a transfer of u
license No. 18 to sell Spirlluous und
lnioxicusinu indoors, Ale, linker Boar.
Rhine Wind and Cider. from Thomas
C. Moi’urllund. ut ll Mechanic street.
to 'llclu ‘imvuy. ll Mcchubic Street.
Town of Nol‘wulk.
’i‘ho ill‘lmliflld piece of business lli
not located within 200 fort in it direct
ihu- of u Church iiidlllcc or Public
Schoolbmwc, or the premium portuiuv
lug thereto, or uuy Poul. (Milne. Pub-
lic Library or yelliotcry.
Dutnd ui Norwnlk, this llih duy
llt'criulwr. A. 1).. 1018.
li‘lllldt lilllVAV.
Appllcunl.
We. tiw uudurulkumi. (doctors und
iiixpuycru. nu ili'lliii'il by buy. of the
Term of Norwulk. 'bcrrby endured the
iiiipliciiiion oi“ the above nomad llcln:
Lovey for such license und we do unv-
ornlly certify luwli for iliiuucli‘ that we
of
“ — onosn T0 SETTLEflACCOUNT.“
N. Taylor. 24 Woodward Ave.
lull lulu
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk. on. Probate
Court, December 15. A. 1).. 1913.
Estate 01' ltebeckn l'llinkemeier. late
of Norwulk. in said disiricipdeceased.
Ordered, That-the executor exhibit
his administration account to this
court for adjustment. at the Probate
office in Norwulk. on thougzmd‘ day
of December, 1913, at 2 o'clock fore
noon. and that. all pereons interested
in said estate may be notified thereof,
d'lfi Bil
the executor .will cause this order to '
be published in a newspaper having it
circulation in said district at. least five
days before ruid 22nd (lily of Decem-
ber. 191.3. .
'liENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwnlk, as. Probate
Court. Dmiemlber 15, A. 1).. 1913.
In the mutter 01’ Henry W. Hurllburt.
of Norwnlk. in. said district, an idea.
pubic person.
Ordered. Tim, the conservator ex-
hibit her account with her said ward
to this court. for adjustment. At the.
bridge. At the conclusion or the eve
nlng’s play Mrs. ‘E. A. Woodwnrd
proved the winner and was given the
ladies' first prize. Mrs. D. W. Ray-
inond received the “second prize. 1“.
H. Quintard held the highest score
among the gentlemen and was award-
ed that prize. A light luncheon was
served after the prizes had been
,uwurdsd.
sentinel Wants are a quick action
and incxpensivo‘mcans oi communi-
cation. They attord a direct way of
carrying a message to the ones who
will be most interested
.t...m__._.._.._
Sentinel Wants urine. employers
Notice to Contractors
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the District Commission-
ers; of the Second Taxing District,
City Hall. South Norwnlk, until 12
O'clock noon December 20. 1913. for
trenching. pipe laying. buck filling.
furnishing lend. hemp packing. laying
eiwclnls, gates. hydrants and doing all
the work connected with the axiom
sion of n 6 inch water pic on Gregory
boulevard. (and other streets), south
from Inidlow Monument. almiroximate-
ly5 4.000 loci. -.
The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any nnd all bids. Plans
and specifications may be seen at this
Probute office in Norwnlk. on we 22nd Solace. on and utter Tuesday. Dec. 10111.
day of 130(‘Cmbe'l'. ‘iillii. at 2, o'clock
afternoon. and ishnt uil pcrsomfilitcr-
ested in said csinie may be naililed
hhercoi‘. the (-Onservntor will'cnusc-
this order to he published in it news-
pupcr linvlng a circulation in suid dis-
trict. at least five duys before said
22nd day of December. 1913.
iil‘INltY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
District of Norwulk, as, Probate
Court. December is. A. 1)., 19111_
lislnic of Henry W. llurlburt, late of
Norwnlk, in solid dislrlri, deceased. '
Ordered. Tim the cxccuirlx exhibit|
her mlmlnistruliou account to thisl
couri for adjustment. ill the Probate
cities in Norwnlk. on the 22ml day of
leemher. mill. at 13 o‘clock afternoon,
and that all persons interested in acid
estate uuiy be uotlllod i‘hrroof. the ex—
ecutrix «will cuuse this order to be pub-
lished in u newspoimr huving n circu~
lotion in said district. at. least five
duys before said 22nd duy of Decem—
ber. 1013.
lllCNlitY W, GREGQH'.
Judge.
Al u i‘ourl, of Probate, holdeii (it?
Normilk within and for the District
oi" Norlwulk on the 15th duy of lhaceui-
ller. liilii.
l‘DSlllll' ol' l'ildrcdnc 1., Mitchell. ln‘e
of Noru'nlli, in said district. (incensed.
\‘l'herons, illu ndiniuislrutrlx of sold
estate rhon; exhibited hcr ndministru‘
lion uccouul to this court for adjust-
ment und uppi‘oviil.
Ordered. That the mutter of the ltd»
Jumucnt und nllowunce of snid‘ uc~
count he hcurd nnd llciormlucd m. the
Probate oi‘ilcc in Norwulk on the 22nd
day or iiivccuvbor. 1010. nt 2 o'clock
l
' uitbrutmn, and thin public notice there»,
of be ulvou to oil persunu interested
thereto by publishing this color In it;
nou'npnlpcz' ‘llilvlnfl' ii circulation in acid l
district at lcunt “VI: duvn before suidl
tiny of lu-uriuii.
HENRY W. illilf‘ltlth.
Judi-to.
A,
ORDER To SETTLE AOCOUNT. .
.liluirirl or Norwulk. 1491.. lirolmllo.
(itillrl. livrcilllmi‘ 10. /i. it. 1013.
“bible of John 0100“, into of Non-
lwulk, in mild district, doemxmul,
(irrlormi. Than, the executor exhibit!
his udmlninlruliou account no this
court for mijuntinonl. at the l’robu’io‘
1911i.
(HS 3t DISTRICT COMMlSSlONEllS.
Free Spinal
Adjustments
given every elid’liim: (Sundnys except-
cdl from, 7 until 9 O‘clock. until Jan.
nu, 1914, by DR. SARA JEAN MOR
RISON. CHIROPRACTOR. at her of-
licc-l. 07 Washington St. Sou‘lr Ner'
wnlk.
Sacrifice
1909 no... Hartford Runabout.
double rumble ............ , $430.00
Two 1011) ‘Uiidllhics ........... $250.00
ileo Touring liar ........ $275.00
lluirlt, Model 10. 1010 ........ $l7fl00
llulck. 1912, Modcl 3.3 ........ $425.00
lluick. 1911, 40 ll. l‘.. Model 30.
like new ..................
()uklund 45. 7 passenger. 1012 $82301“
Hudson, Moulel till, 1012 ...... $726.00
lludnon, Model 20, curring cur 3350 00
775.00
Sever-cl other rule at exceptionally , on
low prices.
Write or call Mechnloy Auto (30.. the sireciu
Summer 81.. Stamford. (fouli.*uAmmnm.i
3-1-42
’l‘olcpliono—«ll'll and 1260.
M sin... Meetingwci
The legal voters of the Second 'l‘nx-
lug District of the (lily of Norwulk
ure hcrcbyuiotiilod nud warned thn‘. u
npcciul meeting of sold District will be
held in the auditorium 01’ the City liuil.
corner of North Main nnd Muruhnll
streets. on Friday evening. December
201b, 1013. ill cikh‘. o'clock, for the
following .purpouou: To consider the
advisability of erecting n vuuit of nut-
iicioni nine to uccoimnminto the town
records. and urrnuubur roomn for the
town clerk's oi'ilccu. end of lpnrtlfitm-
big the uudiiurium no us to provide
for councilumnu. muyor‘u (”lice and
Officer for the street commiullil‘incr uud
i‘ily ciigliicur, und in uuiborlzo mid iam-
lpcwor the i‘iiuirirl l'ommiuuioucrs ‘o
oruri uuid vmiii. Mill in make such
changes. if deemed lillvluublouo to (in;
nice. to liiilliorizu the lilslrici lionnnhb
sinners to apply the proceeds from the
«din of tho hll't‘t‘i. cud gurbuuo collec-
tion apparatus and equipimont, or no
unucb thereof us "my be necosiiury in
nu amount not oxlulodiug 04.000. in
pliyuiout for the erection of sold vault
and tho muldnu‘oi snid cbungon; in
cm iuxpzwuru owniuc rcul (‘Mlllli sit.» ,orlicu in Norwulii. on the 20nd duy M uutliorlzo the [district tiommlsuicucro
uulrli in cold Town of Nm'wnlk. .
Tinted ni. Norivulk, thin 01h dui' oi’
iiocmnhm', A. 1).. llllil.
John llmln'uy. .lohii Oldcimrlllnizcr.
Joscph binsyur. Julius ibidovnky. .lo-
coph ll‘cvsuoy. .lnim Niwotick.
i hereby certify that tho nbovi- unm-
ed ondoinoru urn «declare nud taxpay-
oru, us tit-fined by my. of the Town of.
Norwnlh. ‘ i
lulu-ll nl Normik. this iiih day oil;
iiwmlmr, A, u. out. ll
._ isms c. usurp. l
9 ll". Malcolm Town Clerk.
llm-niiiher, Will. m it) o'clock tote:
noon. and lliiit nil persona intercom)
in cold i-siulc may be untitled thereof.
the epicenter will euuuo thin onlor to
be burnished in u newspaper buying at
circulation in acid liintriet. at least
i
to borrow on the credit 01‘ cold ills.
irlct und in uutlcipntiun of tin- rol-
lcrilou oi“ tuxos curb sum or sums of
money. not to ext-ind liilldllillifi us
may be iieceoaury meet the current
expenses of mid llluld‘ict. and to give
the note or notes of the District there
or: and to authorize and empower
"W “M” "PM" ”M ”M d” or "W ‘ the District immmioniouoril to use our
number. 1013.
lilik‘itl‘ W. illtldtlillti’.
Judge.
demo FAOT. l
l’abuhiil limits. Only on; Mt. new
(term your ammo or one», '
i
we
j “Accountancy-in unit's.“ scams; or run some»
1.... claims osmium
or the money received by sold in»
l
|
Tlio‘lip of Melanie
is covered lay a strong.
water-proof; dirt-proof
~ ual.
This milk is offered to
with the knowledge that
PANY was the
been the leader.
ethical and scientific demand that may
be made on a‘ milk supply.
It represents the cumulative result of
over half a century spent in the promo-
tion of dairy hygiene in the milk pro-
ducing districts. The result of over fifty
years of ceaseless cilort in encouraging
the production of clean milk—~nline of
endeavor in which the BORDEN COM—
pionccr and has always
PASTEDRIZED
. Bottled and Pasteurized in
the Country Near tbe'Farms
Where It Is
Produced,
i
the consumer
it fulfils every
‘ better.
Clean barns,
themselves are
teurization.
Clean Milk ". Pasteurized .
THAT’S THE WHOLE STORY—THERE CAN BE NOTHING BETTER.
You can leave your order with any ,Barden
Wagon, write a postal or Telephone
50- Norwalk. and your service will begin at once.
BORDEN’S CONDENSED MILK COMPANY
128 WASHINGTON STREET-
Every form from which this milk comes
is under the rigid supervision of our own
inspectors, and must score 68 points or
Every cow is under the care
of our own veterinarians who regularly .
examine the cattle to insure the presence
in the herds of none but healthy animals.
dairy methods, pure, wholesome milk
produced under conditions which 'jn
and wliolcsomeness, this milk has the
additional safeguard of thorough Pas—,
healthy cows. sanitary
guarantees of cleanliness
871.
L
Alllllllt min is ‘
lull it ill Jill
Has Been Paddling Middlebrook’s
Famous Yearly Book ior
More Tnan Hail Century
,
x
.
l
ISccond Taxing District;
mm from the former t‘ity or ileum
“mm“ "Mk" “mm" ”‘ "WNW-rem the Him». pnbliiilted out will no.
Mid itmnsr‘ city.
i
Positive proor that the old year is
its last lens was furnished iodny,
George ‘liodge appeared about
with his familiar cry of
when
Almunur‘. 191i.“ As
fur us the fiillll? of liliddlcbrook‘n
lulmunuc extends, end that menus
pructil‘ully every homestead in Fair.
field County. the quaint figure of
leorgo iiodge is always suggested.
The eccentric old man who in n tami-
liur figure as he vonds pl'unutu lit the
county fairs. ‘bonun selling: Middle
brook'n aluminum in 1802. um] hull not
minced u your since in covering every
house from Dnnbury to illirien on
foot, with his basket on his urm and
with the big display curd l'nsicncd on
each side. For runny ycnru he curried
a boil In the fashion of the old town
crieru. but diucurdod it come limo one
oi the total million of tho ulmnuno
George solid 20 per cunt. ‘lillldlubrork’u
uimunuc. which lliitl liccn published
for muny yonru. makes its 100th conJ
socutivo nmwurnnco this uouuon. lil‘
wus nturicd by it Dr. Middlchrook in
1005, just l0 ynurn after the first newn-
pupcr was publicth in ilrldlwvm‘i.
cud live yours ultur it was in-
corporutcd no u borounb. After the
older ‘Mlddlebrook'g death it. won pub-
lished by his con and in 1804 it Was
pubiluhcd by C. (l. liurhour of 03 iiuukl
utrcct. A compnrison of the copy of
that (into with the present incur». in tin
intention. in illiw it contained ‘30
panes. now it numbers ill. There were *
lust nix ounce of paid advertising then,
oil of iflriducport" ilrnul. New limrn
in fully that number or. l‘iiiitf‘ii use-d by,
Nnrwnik nnd Dinibury mivurilroni.
l‘robuhly thorn in no other book. ex-
tinted 3.x smut, imm immjiouud in more human in erlicill
“In. , . 53.;
. li‘l'l‘lfl’llld.’ S. . TOT“,
HORACE ll. 3: ll.
it“?! Hl‘flfllfii);
STEM!” l3. HA . . r1.
Mood W (insulate-m.
Q
.
i
l
l
l
manly than Iiiddichrouic'u almanac.
it in the only one published in the
hints that iii «loomed im..iho in“:
of Bfldomfls
tulle cud longitude
which when it the mold locum“ tor
v.9"
I
high and low tide. and the time of.
.the rising and setting of the sun and ,
1110011.
THE HATTERS' ELECTION
Additional Returns increase Majority
of John W. Sculley.
Additional returns of the vote {on
unlinnni officer... of the United liniiers
Of North Alum-ion hnve been received:
oi the local haiiers' offices. These re-
turns on; from three outlying'diutl‘iirti
and, us his expected. lend to 'lncrouse
the mulliriiy of Precldcnlu‘lcci John.‘
W. Scullcy, '
'l‘hc districts heard from give the fol-
lowing returns: ll'hiludeiphla Finishers
make 2. Smiley :li; Makers. Blake 1.
Scullny 0; St, Louis usedciution. illnke
ii Scullcy 5. Total Scullcy 05. Blake iii.
These results increase the majority
of Mr. Sculloy from 151 to 231. The
associations yet in be heard from are
Sun i‘runrisro, Lou bunnies, N'iugurn
‘F‘nlls nnd Mouton. ii. is (musldt‘n‘d
likely that President lilnkc will re-
colvo a windmill! vote nmong the menu
born of these loculs but it will lie
smull. hill] the only effort will in». no
bring Mr. i-lculluy's majority below tho
200 murk.
i’rcuidculwim'i Scullcy will inko of~
._._..-
n“ l...“ 4: ‘-
. .pruisni of the estate left by Charm;
. 1’. Soibcr'i. of No. 01
fire on January 1, 1914.
BROOKLYN MAN’S ESTATE. ‘ V
Son of Charles seiberi, of Sound '3
Beach. Left $75,488.95. ,-
BROOKLYN, N. 11.. Dec 16.—-An an». .7
'Sellbert. late father, in Sound Benet;
of Lizzie A. liltuke. on tile here in m3;
clerk of the $urroguto’s Court, show'n' ‘1
that when Mr, =Sk’llit‘irl, who was so
yours old and passed corny at the
home of his Canaan, N. Y.. daughter-.3;
on September ll. he left 9. gross at!’
late of $75,488.93, consisting of ninety.
live rents in crush. and the. rest in
stocks. bonds, mortgages, securities
«to. null n m‘t estate of 370.3633!
which. under the directions of Maui“, .
poser-n over us vfoi‘lows:
Essie M, Scihcrt, dnunh‘tcr-in-law. (it ‘
No, 404 Mudison street, here. “.000: “
$6,000 for her two children, Wilson A. ‘
und Mill 1., Sellirri, aiud the balm! ,
of the estate coniilly, shore and film
ulihc. bctwrcn Mr, Soiberrt's flveobhllfl- '
ran. Lizzie A. Tilukc, of Sound Beach.
Alicc Sclbort. of itcxhury. Mom; Elk
Louise Weeks. of Cancun. N. Y.; but
nie iii. lionniuton. of No. 560. M
will). street. New York city. and Baltic
l’lorrepont direct,
iu-rc,
These are the Boots that are
Especially Mode for
‘ Fishermen.
Don't ho lwled by the other boon Iuppo‘leil who
lost ”goodwul‘lubvmui‘lt Warrior". for sixty years the dilemma".
of tough. strong and Wcuwcaisting rubber. ,
lulu upon "link-Mod Wmlor” Brood nub. Boot!
/
siendnrdvue mode
l .
. rMoiith (iv-hot n- numb“
, mmm~mufiiyw-., ,
otherwmctwoncm
m ,_ ,N“’sunnss ‘
M 51%”
Norwalk Chronicler