a ts!
. mam stimulants on and
Three Tunes. 50-: —- Each Addition... War
. loco or Cops. Mable Price
Fer Sale, , .
Professional Cards. and
Mlscellan
. Twenty-Five Words ,
M d. 1 cent per Martin: M
not...
in so u on u u
,n u u u u or;
evens
15cm
In Black.
WANTED
WANTED - MIDDLE-AGED
. mum to do housework in email t‘unrily.
uhpply enter (i p, on. James H. Wil-
mot,“ sol-mg sr ‘ , 023 3t
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
.oottle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for tat calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. ‘H.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
. 029 if
GLUETT, PEABODY at 00.. INC.,
have situations to offer on shirt work”
power machines. steady work.
DEAD LIMBS
hire the ones that tall-a menace to
[lie and property. We trim all klnds
tot trees BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
08 it
I
[if other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors
hurt you. call on me and be con—
.vinced that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
363 Meadow St.. South Norwalk,
7 to 8 p. m. ,
‘207 Atlantic St., Stamford, g a.
m. to 5 p. m.
Spinal Analysis Free,
Workmeu’s
Compensation ’
Insurance
how IT WILL AFFECT EMPLOYER
AMND EMPLOYEE.
This law\ goes into effect January
1:51., 1911. Any information on this
important matter cheerfully given.
C. T. McGovern
IthRANCE AND REAL ESTATE
' 155 Washington Street,
South Norwaik, Conn. Tel. 345.
Them—dim?“
Method
All known diseases «have been cured
3w "
Suggbstive Therapeautico, . Nature
Practice and Magentic Healing.
[Hand Treatment of the: Vital Or-
mans, the Nervous System and the
'Splnc
No Impossibllilin In My Methods.
PROF; MILLER
155 Waahington 8t., Kcoier's Bldg,
Scuth Norvvalk, Conn.
Office Hours—8 to 5. Evenings and
Sunday; by appointment.
GERMAN RAILROAD iN CHINA.
Ill.” .i.l.\'. lilac. 28.-~«An agreement
tor the construction oi’ two railroads
in (‘ilinu by lurluun cnulnonrs whoure
to utilize purnly '(iermnn materials. the
«units! for which Is to be provided by
Herman Iinunclera, Wuh aligned today
by tho Cliiiit‘tlli Foreign Minister and
the (lornulu Minister to China at l’ok.
lug.
’l‘lw iirat line in to run from Kuomi,
we,
TO LET
To LETwFURNlSHEI) APART!
linent, every modern couvelouce. Four
froolna and private bath, largo win—
;dows. heat and, hot. water supplied.
I¢.‘ianitor service. Inquire 53 Wool
‘ d22 3t
"-
.-.._.__.._—._. M”...
To LET OR FOR SALEwATTRA'C-
tlve '.l.wo family residence, 0 rooms
each. ' all improvements, beautiful
finished interior, 5 minutes from E. N.
station, equity $3,000. Exchange for
‘iree, clear lots and some cagfih. Mar~
lug Construction 00., So. 'Norwalk.
' an 10¢
Ave.
TO LET—FIVE ROOM APART-
ment, East Washington St, East Nor-
wallr. Inquire 64 South Main Si. (111 if
To LET—PRIVATE PLACE. LL
improvements, large grounds; r son-
able to right party. 186 Man St,
Norwslk. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82
Fort St., East Norwslk. Phone 331.
018 tr
To LET OR FOR SALE—6 ROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent $20. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chen.
E, Hoyt, at The South Norw-nlk Trust
Co. 010 tt
Sacrifice
1900 Pope Hartford Runabout,
double rumble ............ $450.00
Two 1910 Cadillacs .......... $250.00
iteo Touring Car ............. $275.00
Buick, Model 10, 1910 ........ $175.00
Buick, 1912, Model 35 ........ $425.00
Buick, 1911, 40 H. P., Model 30, 0
like new .................. $775.00
Oakland 45, 7 passenger, 1912 $850.01
Hudson, Model 33, 1912 ...... $725.00
lIudson, Model 20, touring car $350.00
, Several other cars at exceptionally
low prices.
Write or call Mechaley Auto 00.,
34-42 Summer St. Stamford, Conn.
Telephone—671 and 1260.
"‘thhétli’tiilits
Notice to Contractors
Sealed proposals will :be received at
the office of the District Commission-
ers of the Second Taxing District, City
Hall, South Norwalk, until 12 o‘clock
noon December 24, 1913, for trenching,
pipe laying, Ibuck filling, furnishing
loud, hemp packing. luylnlg specials.
gates, hydrants and doing all the
work connected with the extension of
u 0 inch water pipe on Garner street.
approximately 400 feet.
The Gourmlssloners reserve
right to reject any and all bids. .
Plans and specifications may be
seen at this office on and utter Mon~
day, Dec. 22, 1913.
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS,
022 2t Second Taxing District. .
the
WEST" "
NORWALK i
The West .‘iorwnlk Chapel will have
its Chrlstnmn exercised. Wednesday
evening, at 8 o'clock. There will be
speaking and singing from" the cllil-j
drop. After the npouking and singing
the Cllndltii'i and oranges will be pres~[
mltoll.
I.
ucur Kinochow, on the Slimming llull-l
way,.,st,luthwsrd to linncbwung. whoreI
tine ’l‘h-u ’I‘nlng-l’ukow Railway crosses
tho ul'untl canal. The second line in
to uxtclui'tllo Shouluug lluilwtly from
l
0.14 terminus at. ’i‘alnnu to flitllzlteh. on
the Jilaultoni llnllwuy.
The rout of the two undertakings in
.aulli‘uutmi at from $17,500,000 to 020,3 her own (lucurt, and ouch wus so happy the
”00,000.
E8.
The following transfers have been
rvcordod in the town clerk's oilicn:
‘Mury ll. Bullock to Daniel 11‘. Mom-
mu, two building into. Pine Ridge ave-
nue. War.
Luther W. brown to Lillian Mueller.
oi“ xllrldgepnrt, building lot. Main
ctr-cot. anr.
Triatrum it limit to Elizabeth II.
ii-lnrrlngtou, oi“ Andover, 3. .I.. itwo
building iota. Morality avenue. War.
. Wiikcnda loud (lotupnuy to Margu-
ret subtle. building lot. liniriield Park.
War. |
Joseph i—lnlas and wife to Mabel ‘llnv
ins, building lot. Market View Park.
’Wm‘.
M
we piano is a splendid Xmas
Hmdweil Plano Co.
= gill.
i
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that evening, Monday. the 220, the
intitalot lBocinlfiluil gave one of its
plumbers, Mills Anna members, it
birthday surprise party at the how.“ or
'Mrs. chlur. The momburu of the club
met at the home of Mike Louisa ‘Mclsel
and started in a body to tho homo of
Mrn. Zollur. lllucli young lady Invited
in her Ulltll'm that guinea, songs and
other urlioymuut lasted until midnight.
when the couples loft in happy pairs.
The following ware invited: dumb
Mniael. Florence Maillot. T ouiuu Moisol.
Mndullno Stewart. Pour] Morehoune.
Genevieve Weed. l’uulino lieoit, Ernest
Johnson, Archie Johmson. James Smith.
Eugenio Seymour. Louis Stallone. irrauk'
I’aulovlch and Warren Stewart.
Friends who were visiting at the time
at some or the members hormone-Ma»
bet Teller, Edward Kindolicn. Harry
Mutual. were also present. ‘
ARRESTED IN NORWALK 0N COMu
PLAINT or Wit-‘12. ;,
Gilbert [5. Stilloiield is under arrest;
in Norwalk foilowlnk a readout of!
um Bridgeportidspnrtment on charged ‘
alleging non—snpport’Mt his wife An-
nie, living at. 27 Chester street,
Bridgeport.
I drstclaos condition.
FOR SALE
FOB 8ALE-BAIL BOAT, 230131117,
Address iliout,
care Sentinel. (123 iii
ron BALEwGEiGSE. iNQUlllld;
John FOd‘OI‘, 184 \VLit St. South No-r:
walk. Conn. d2? 1t
FOR 8ALE~RESIDENGE OF THE
lute J. F. Iluscoe, on Weetpol‘t Ave.
A pretty eight room house. A good
burn. Fruit and about three acres
of line land 'irontlngion two streets.
it will be sold cheap. Iddwin L. Hoyt,
ll Westphrt Ave. d20 22 23 24
FOR SALE-«AUTOMATIC PLAY—
er npiano, cost 5500, not yet your old. .
Can be bought at a. very reasonable}
price. For particulars call or addressl
F. E. Lockwuod and (lo. d1? 0:}
Dividend Notic
SEM I~ANNU12:T;:VIDEND 0F
fl..-‘
limm‘ in. mm)
W .
it we» mull towns on two: am the cum was Dr. we
was that am would be no mflm°tion J. m. who performed um
«um: alter the than use some mm on floodlit at the hospital»
the fllrttord county use. The “is in Its anemia! “tempt. to pro-
ury from October 1 was to no to the me the mon’n life. He unnamed
prevailing My. that the (rectum was a bad one end
Accordingly ‘lllld moraine Juana that result. of a bed and hard crash.
Maud retired altogether from office The physician explained that the frac-
uud Mr, illulvlhiil becomes cotnlnis- ‘turo was a clean one, extending from
sinner to serve until that third ch- above the right eye to a point well
actually in January. 1010. as the law , back on the top or the head. The
provides in the matter of vacancleslibraln matter oozed from the fracture.
filled by the governor. *Medicul Examiner Samuel H. iliunt-
Baard Organized. ,‘lngton said practically the same
As the board had not been furnish““1mml regarding ““3 injury, although
li’ organized this matter was takommB acquaintance with it was only of-
up this morning. The retirement mum" death. lie gave death due to a
illr. Mead mild?! a vacancy in me‘tl’ructured skull, and said that there
(llllce of preSldeut of the board. Tulwere lacerations of the blood vessels
this position Commissioner John , in the skull. The forehead was bruls~
Brophy ol’ Ridgedeid was chosen. ted, a. discoloration being apparent.
Commissioner Simeon Peaso of Fair-Em” the right eye.
field was “3.81901,“ 38(‘reuu'y an 1 lrvlng Saunders, a. motormnu fertile
treasurer, a position the has held for300nnecticut Company, Was! 0 passem
Home Sway-{L ‘ [1861' D“ the car.
Commissioner Mulvihill Vina chos- gaccldent 'He said the car was game
on secretary and treasurer of the at a fair rate of speed. not much Over
County home, a position her(.myom'twonty miles uu‘hour. There came '4
held by" Commissioner Brophy. CORP; 10" and ”19 03“ WW brought to a MOD
lnlssioner Mulvlhlh will receive the ‘ I 1908‘“ and 01‘8"» 01‘ about 81le feet
back salary from ()Ctoher 1. .' beyond where the man's body was
No Friction. found. Tile-body lay some six or sev.
The. entire proceedings have on feet from the track and was about:
been without friction of any kind. forty feet west (toward Ilarieu) from
An agreement was drawn up be,th9 driveway leading into the highway
tween the parties involved and the. through winch the cure run. He llclp~
understanding was that both men ed pick Montlik up and place him on
Could meet with the board, but nei~
l
l
,opinlon that there was no lantern on
He told details of the ”
1the front platform. lie was of the "
yi
It‘lflnb-llnk Warrior” Brand Rubber M _
pointhloinlmdoothulhootninicoquflym,
“fin"fli-“WHWM.
i
RUBBER BOOTS '
“do of the Belt Grade of File You Ribbon-WI ‘
. In" Strong Duk—llciniomd oi Ens-y Point.
All the but duh" curry “liuh Moth Warrior” Rubber Boole
uni you can dawn on than to our] the but urn-rum.
BOSTON RUBBER snot: co.
MALDEN. mes. ,
formerly of Weston, are sorry to hour
of his illness at. his home in Goa Cob
from an attack ol’ blood~poisdnlng in
his arm, " ‘
l .
Among those, spendingr the hell”
vacation at their homes here, are Minn.
Annie 'Staines, Miss Lena anton. Min ‘
Ethel Salmon, Misses Bessie. Keillor-5
iue. Ruth and Sarah Treadiveli and
Miss Florence Banks, '
*Mlss Lois Andrews, continues on the
invalid list.
Dr. Frank Gorhnm continues on the
invalid list,
I
Norfleld Grange. at its unnuulme
Mrs. Frank Alnls has returned from ing, elected the following unicorn»
lther could do any oillcinl net,
This peculiar situation grow out or,
the divided political complexion of
the General assembly, the Demo
Norwalk, Conn, icrata controlling the senate. the
ichublicnns the house. As the. re”
“December 18, 1913. ‘
At a meeting of the directors ofthls‘sun of this political dlil’ercnce, Sew
society, held this day, a dividend, at London was the only county to se-
the rate of FOUR (4) per cent. per cure a regularly elected commission-
annum was declared to depositors or, enough Republicans remaining;
The Norwalk Savings
Society
ending December 31, 1013. lm \Valcrtowxr
The samewill be entered on pass, The"? w” (“aflgreemg
books and paid on and alter January-1m“ ”he" “"8" 90"""95‘
“Nil, 19”.
i
action in “
After the ‘
lor Baldwin assumed that there wert‘i
: vacancies antler the law and he named l
ilieulocrata to succeed the Republicans
Money Deposited on
or Before Janual‘y 10, who?i terms expércd on Sepignbor 30. i
o l s u e on over r's ht, :
1914' WI" Draw Inter-i 'I‘llbrep was a disptltgons to Site gov-i
est from January ls
the. mode the appointments and be-
(119 13 are duly elected and qualifier." 4‘
HIGH Willi WORKER HA8
' to not In view of the
1914_ cause the GcncruifiAasembiy provid—
t lit was agreed by the Republican
SOME FllIIiIlT
. el‘lmr's right
WILLIAM A. tullt'rts. President. 0“ “ml “1“
«Continued from First Page.)
t,'fuct that. no vacancy did exist when
FREDERICK A. 1121.118. Treasurer. labould hold “until their successors“
~~--~-w~ fomnmiasioucre alter conference that
‘glord. The Supreme court. rendered,
in decision in this case and all the'
‘other counties accept the indgmen
without further notion. ’
Mead 22 Years on the Board.
Judge Mend. who retires from on
who hurl walked out had to be lowered? ’
his fellow workmen by means of u““*‘“lbel‘ 01' “l0 4‘01““! “0de (0“ 23"
pulley and ropes. The new man, who“ yours and has him: been recognized.
was unable to get. out of the hazardous “9 0““ Or "it? {Most commissioners
many feet from the ground, was from“ \vuys dililcull license question be has‘
Newl-luven. -i-I’e had some knowledge, im'al'lflil'i’ taken a (illustrative
pruning. but had recently been om-lmurs‘b “'5, Will“! [1375 been 0
ployed as u conuhmun in the EllulKI‘Y—‘iit “81116 tothe county
City.‘ ' gwnys. > ‘ .
‘The incident was the result of u‘ 1““ curious that Judge Mend ena'
walkbut that took place over the sub-F “3W“ Dime about the lime utilito InJ
stllutlou oi the foreman. .loe Maloncy, “‘0“?! deadlock 888310“ 01' twenty-two
by a man named li‘clnberg. The com. Sears 830. while he retires utter
DNIY'H general foreman. Edward (iorwlhdl‘e has also been something ‘0! at
man, complained to Mnloney that he deadlock 0’4 “19 00‘00010 0' WNW
was not making speed enough with 001 differences. .»
the job or stringing the wires and that‘ At. the very next session or the
more work was rlxpocted from the Legislature Jildifl! Mend. wan elected
men. Mulouey resettled this with the for a term of tour- years, Willie two
result that Weinberg was appoillted.'1)6m0(fll|tfl were chosen for two yearn
ri‘hau the mull, about a dozen in nuln- 0001b Judge Mend hull been - re-
bor. walked out, .li‘oiuborg was left elected every term since and was the
with all but one man who happened 11010131011 0f the ‘ltcpuillican bound
to be a union mun, and he objected to‘dln‘inu the last session.
get out. A quarrel started hetweenl .
this than and a couple o‘i“ thoae who‘ll!) KILLED Mil FIRE THAT SWEEPS
mm walked out and u {emitted in thu‘ ERIN-3H GUIANA TOWN.
union mun whipping the other twomo GIdOlIlliIil’i‘OWN. British Guiana
it lsaaid. The police did not tutor Dec. lids—«A largo auction of the buol»
tore. This happened on Saturday. nests quarter at Georgetown, which is
This morning nearly all theiobs which ‘known also on Domerura. was destroy
the men had left had been tilled with ed by =ilro yesterday morning. Twen-
urocu lunulu. They came from van» 'ty persons were killed and many in-
mm places. The work on the top or ,iurod. «Scores were rendered homo-
toweru bus to be done at a knight loss. A ‘vuut, amount of suitor for on»
of 180 total, 0 inches from thoground. :tportntlon wan burned and u ware-
nnd none but trained ringers or serial 'house and many other hugdingu were
workers can go up with safety. destroyed. ‘
The Nowdiuven men. it appears. .
ventured up with the rest and became Georgetown is the capital, of {Brio
dizzy. !i>lo”“lntormed his mates or his, ish onions. Its population numbers
predicament and some or them oumabbout 65,000. at ,whom 0.000 are
to his assistance. 'l‘hen a block und‘wliites. ‘ ‘
tackle was adjusted and utter numb WW
'troublefbo was lowered lOU‘ie ground. Hers only WILL no runouow
It is said that Foreman German ‘Wlii' CANAL. ‘
not give in to the men who walked WASWNGTON, Dec. 23.-~Oll'iolnlc
out and that the ‘Wlil‘k will proceed. of ”the laliimlun (tubal tjlommlusibn
It is all finished on thin section except have out hoprd ot a plan to put a ship
the stringing or the wires. This, how- through the Panama Canal tomorrow
over, is a considerable tacit in itself. as a Uhristmas em to illa American
There are twenty-four cables to be proplou fi’rlvltte advices from Panama
strung and some of them have ml" reported such a plan was quietly be
many as twenty strands: of wire. lug considered by Col. Goethala. y Leo
‘ ‘ all reports to headquarters here do
not indicate unit this, latest outsmart,
dildo has been almcleanyreruoceu lb
permit a ship it. polls. to ,
i‘
ii
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“Edythe hmlsekooper an electric
mtertor Xmas. ’i‘heéwllerd and Will
lilies. (lo.
t
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innit: previously chosen '
from the top of the tall structure by" ““6 in Fairileld county, ““5 been It ‘
position in Which he found llimseli‘,‘“ the state. in dealing with the al-,'
A
the wheel. but did not know whether'
the senrchlight was lighted on the
car. although he remembers seeing the
light there in place.
Saunders testified that there were
two grab handles broken on the right
hand side of the car, evidently by
Montllk's body in striking the trolley.
The coroner questioned him closely
a few (lays’ visit in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles BenediCt have
returned from Springfield, Mass,
Miss Lizzie Horn, has returned
from a visit in Brooklyn, and Gooey ls-
lnnd. ‘
us to the direction in which the victlml
was riding. whether at right angles or}
of striking it.’ > ,
Saunders was of Bi opinion that
Mfmlllk made a wide fiweep out of tilt!
driveway and that in ‘s‘o'doing swept
into the car as it nppt‘wo‘iwhw lllill.
A Mr. Davis, of lliarlcn, was a pas-
scnger but his evidence was scant and:
devoid of much material in the pro“
ceedlngs. William .ll,.lulnes, of 1on
waylon, "was uuolhcr’passenger. H91
I
thought the car to be maintaining the
regular. ordinary speed. ilic felt the'
cur hump, but thought-it had run over
a. stone on the truck. ”:10 told of the;
backing up of the. trolley to where tho|
but. little.
Mrs. Lizzie MDlllllk, wife of the do;
ceased, told the coroner that her bus-l
not Very dark at the time, Coroner
Pilelnn asked if she had a family and}
Zone explained that there are threoi
children and that she will be a mother
again in a tow weeks. ‘ ~
Mrs. Montlik is very small in stat,
um and exhibited the signs of unitary!
ing at the loss of her husband. upon
9 'whom she was dependent. quite 01910:;
In many] ly. She won neutly attired and was return to their home ill Springfield.
composed throughout “the hearing. .
There was some little dltllculty Ili‘
explaining where she lived. but the:
coroner was ilnslly convinced thatthe
house was about half u‘mlle west (to-
ward diaries) from where the accident
occurred. Mrs. Monlllk's brother'help-
ing some in the description of thé loch.
lion. ~ .
Coroner Phclun and Medical loiterin-
nor Huntington visited the undue ol
the accident this morning and “tho
hearing which was scheduled to have
begun at 10:30 o'clock did not begin
until 11:05 o’clock. The inquest was
held in the mayor’s chino. udioininn
the city council chambers.
Coroner Phelnn look the tbstlmony
oi‘ Motormnu William ‘Cfli‘l'lllllill‘ii end
Conductor Charles l‘luritnum, .lr.. with
which the hearing was completed
shortly before 1 o’clock. The coroner
and medical examiner thou returned
to the scene of the accident. in an at-
tort to firmly locate the various posh
lions described by tho witncaseu in
their minds.
The finding. nitllouvh it will not be
handed down tor some days as yet,
will probably claim the death to have
been occidental.
The «members 01 lmorkuopors' Circle,
King’s; lmughloru. or tile ‘Nul‘Wallt Con!
gregational Church, «scrambled to. the
homa or Mrs. l“. .1. Curtis, on Mott
avenue. yesterday afternoon. and
busily enigugod themselves in
doing up packages containing
Christmas presents. They worked un’
til late in the evening and made rowdy
over 1.00 presents which will be sent,
to dictum children of Norwalk.
”Buy the son or daughter a disused
piano. tiltedweil Piano Co.
mils“ which Sentinel Want Ads. 0
Mrs, H. 13. Wheeler has recently re-
out of lilo llouSc to elect Lampllel‘o regarding "“5 ““3“ °" “‘9 S“minor": turned from sellers! days' visit in
from the earnings of the six months .trying‘ to bring out; the Witness‘ idea Bridgeport.
, Frederick Banks and family will, A I
General Assembly adjourned Govern. directly toward ”1" trolley at the time; Christmas dinner guests of Mr. all!
Mrs, C._ Llusley Goran.
The Nortleid Sunday-school comert
will be held at 8 o‘clock, Monday ev:
ening. in the Town Hall. 1
1
One of the line English Setter dogs
owned by Mrsz P. filoreltousc, died
last week, utter a few days" illness.
Several Norfleld Grange patrons. ex-
pect to attend the meeting of the
State Grunge, in Hartford next month,
The decorators have completed work;
' 2- l 'ltiii. he know . . . , .
.1, test case Should be made in limb mun lay, but lurthtt tllu n m the lilllJ‘iOl‘ of the. Aorlield (.lluuil,
and the new carpetswill be laid this
week.
D
9 fiend hud drivan a horse to her sis-l Mrs. Wulior Little and Miss Edna
'. ter's home and that he. was returning' Mlldrum of the West Side,
are in
.home on his bicycle. She said it was New York, to remain until finer New
Year's.
. Mr, and Mrs. H. Williams. Mr. and
Mrs. R, C. Williams and Master rFrank
Humor, will spend Christmas with
Nor-walk friends. ~
‘ George and Arthur Bonner, who
have spent several months in town.
Mass. (in Tuesday.
./
Another day at road~work was spent
on Thursday, by the Nordeld Ilnurove~
mcnt Association, dinner being served
at noon, by the lady members at the
residence or .Mr. and Mrs, w. J. Sher
wood. -
0 .
Mrs. E. L. Beers, has disposed of at
large quantity of beautuul Christmas
wreaths, of which like annually;
makes a large number. I
Friends Item of flimoon S. Cun'ur,
Workmen’s
Compensation
Insurance
RATES mo PARTICULAR}; run.
msuso roe POLICIES,
THE rnnvewns' mounmcs co.
1. M. Layton 81" (30., inc.
Real Estate and insurance,
5 Railroad Avtnue,
South Norwalk.
.....
can. Repair» ....“‘““
Paint Your Roof
bolero the snow tiles. . We will do It
all for to sq. lit, guaranteed tier 2
years, .
TAR PAPER. TIN. GHINGLE.
. flat Our Prices on Cement sidewalks
E. R.;Bradlev 8: Co.
ocunnm. noon AND mason
(tournament.
for tidings from losers of valuable
articles. .
11 vacuum». at. so Norwclk, Conn,
PM 781 '
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' Adams; Pomone,
Master, Dwight Fanton; Overseer
Harold Burritt; “Steward, Vernon G
ford; Assistant Steward, Willis Bank o
Lady Assistant Steward, Grace, Boo?
tleld; Secretary. Clarence 'Shlpmanz.
Treasurer, W, 1P. Lockwood; ,Gam’
Keeper, Kenneth Miller; Ceres, Matty
Ethel Lockwood
'li‘lorn. Mrs, Charlotte Amis; Pianist,
Mrs. c, H. Scoficld. , ‘
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LOUISVILLE, KY., HAS 51.1000 FIRE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Dec. 28:—
age estimated at $100,000 was caused
to the distributing plant of the Georg
II, and Philip Lai’l). dealers ill mill.
and plumbing supplies, here early to-
day by {ire of unknowu origin,
For UD-to-dalo . Serviceman] “
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Em‘bllmcr. .
Office and Relldonoo
Telephone 904. .»
84 80. Main St. 39. Norwaih].
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Our Specialty.
PAINTlNG AND DECORATING.
HerbertW.Gorham ‘
as oneooav sow EVAHD.
East Nov-walk. Phone 593-1
The Re ,
Electrical ()0. .
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
m the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—450 80. Mom EL. 7
Bo. NorwaIlL Mill 0 Hall Block. :
Chiropractic lo the dennltlon or M
cause at the disease and the art oil
Chirp—indium remove the concept
discus and pain. health is “It“
through harmonious the narrow
toms in your body. Female trout!
given special attention; also on, ,‘
lure of the spine. You will new?”
mil giving the chiropractor o cm
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
it creates pinched nerves and will
later his in the amount (W‘Ii’ill
limbs. ' .
ed by n wrench. twist or enroll.
sdiustlnt the some. Disease ll. v ,1,
the back. Even a done In child '
T. FRANCIS. D. h.
94 Washington at... 8o. Norwaik,
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