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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEMINEL‘
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FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1914
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The grocery slide of lillomnicdit-u
Brothers will be closed all day tomor-
row,
Mr. an" "-'-< (‘. l. 1-1'111'h haw l11-11n
entertainin; Mrs, ('lurk, of New lla-
ven.
Miss 121111-11 St. .luilll, of \‘an Yant
street, lctt .‘1i11111i11yultcrncon, 1'111 ‘1i1111
cle, lndiana.
The rain, \I'tdnesday evening. kept
a number at home who had 111111121111
to go to iio11.n P115111 and enjoy the
dancing.
Mrs. A. llcrgay. 111' Danhury, is via-
lilng over the l1‘ou1‘th of July at the
home of Mrs. John Cromwell on \\'11sh-
lnglon 511ml,
Miss Myrtle Naylor, of Albany, N.
Y., will spend the Fourth with her pa-
rents, .\I1'. and Mn 1., I11. Naylor, p7:
East avenue.
Philip H. Fielding, the East Side
electrician, has practically completed
his work of wiring the Edith cottage
on 8811 Island.
Wal1e1 I’el‘letl,|1111llit’l‘ of 11 11s gu 11:
J. Perlett and ltolart liichaldscn, of
South Malnlnwter 1‘111111., an1 visiting
Mrs. Ensign P1111111 for a tow days
ira B. Wouudy, of New Canaan, spent
Saturday at f‘ah“ Pasture, East .\'or
walk, where be erected a canias tent
in which he and his family intend1
spending tin-Tr 11 cclcends.
Mrs. E. Saunders. or Ill-doing. is 11
visitor at the home of Mrs. John Cram.
well. of West Washington street. 3119.1
Saunders, who was a former resident
of this plate, is on her way to Michi-
.gan ’
John McQuaid will start work soon
on an addition to be built on the house
of Mrs. Louise Wood. on 12 Osborn
lvenue. This morning the building 111-
spector issued a permit for this pur-
pose.
P. H. Fielding. of Scavlcw avenue,
has received the contract to wire the
home of C. ii. Buttery, of Newtown
avenue. Mr. Fielding this morning re-
ceived a permit from the building 1n-
specter.
Officer John Roberts yesterday ar-
rested James Murphy, in East Nor-
walk, for drunkenness. this case will
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come up this afternoon, in the South.
Norwalk court, before Judge
J. Keogh.
John
The Crescent laundry will be closed
all day tomorrow. 'l’hat the laundry’s
' ,' , work might not get ahead of them on
, account of this (act, the cmployes have
worked up until '1‘ O'clock every evcn-
'"rlnt‘ this week.
The barber shop of Charles 011110, on'
.West . Washington street, will follow
the usual custom of union barber
shops on holidays T11. shop will re~
min open this evening until 9 o ','clock>
.1111 will close at noon tomorrow.
Ro‘bem. Joselovsky. the wholesale
traceryman. of Cove avenue, is the
ol' their factory, washed there by the
tide. The chit-1' oi police referred the
complaint to the Board of Health,
whith lr-quested the Street Depart-
ment to remove the dead animal”
which it dill. '
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Jacob Fitelson, a student at Cornell,:
‘Uniiersily, is at his home here forlhe?
summer vacation. I
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mr and family and (lounge Kay until
family, all of New Haven, will spendl
the Fourth at Alfred tfl‘ockett’s home
in liowayton. A Clambake. will he ('11-'
j11;.111i, and local lolaiives will be in at-
lultlam 1'.
furniture at Sterling'
7 Washington ulna-1..
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Furniture (‘11., 12
Edwin L. Stevens has sold hisE
launch to Captain Terry, 01' the lia~
ton's Neck Life Saving Station. lie
will row across the Sound for the pur
pose of taking his acquisition to her
111-.111 11111119. Captain Terry has on $01-
Ecral pruious occasions came 11111 111'
his staunch skiff. E
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1the ltowuyton Yacht Club on July ltl1.:
,at 2 p.111. Course will be from soutn 1
lcrly side of Rel Star buoy ol‘t llalla: t
; 1lleef to and around ill-1i Spar buoy .\'o.,
120%. off Long Neck. loan in; 111111111 11113
port side, to Greens Ledge light, leav~“
ing same on port side, to and aroumif
Black Spar buoy, near Tavern Island.‘
leaving some on port side. to stat-it 11.,
1.line Trial must be made and time
'handod to committee not later than 1"
o 'clock the day of race. 1! trial is heat-11
en by over one minute, boat will be
disqualified. B. s. Barclay, s. E. 11111-
ble and William Pinkney compose the"
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regatta committee. E
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By request of the pastors of the
Methodist. and Baptist Churches of
howayton, Rev. Mr. James, of Bell
Island. will conduct a Christian confor-
ance at their churches next Wodnes~
day, July 8. 3: 30 and ’1: 45 o'clock. At
etrnoon session in the Methodist
Church and evening in the Baptist. .
Theme: "The Power of the Gospel to"
interest. Attract and Hold the People.‘
The main addresses will be given by
'Rav. Dr. George H. Dowkout and Rev. .
0. M. Fletcher, of Brooklyn; Hev.’
George S. Avery, 0! Mount Vernon;E
EMrs. Hartley, of New Turk, and 0th
are. There will be an open parliaI
ment, in which the different pastor; or
this locality will take part—there will
also he solo and duct singing. Follow-
ing the afternoon session,'a simple col-
‘laticn will be served by ladies of both
churches in the Methodist Church.
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Broad River
A very pleasant evening was pass-
' day at Roton Point.
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Tempt the
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appetite,
plcase t.‘; c taste and
nourish the body.
Crisp,clcanandfrcsh——
5 cents in the moisture-
proof package.
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A 11111'1l1c11 1-1' 21.115111: passed throuél;
town \‘I'cdns-sdaip
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Lamar lilllli'l‘ E111~ I‘L-Ylill’lf’d from a
..lu11l trip in 1hr \‘.":1.';t.1 .‘.iou11tai11;1.
'1‘.1‘>.‘i.1111 1!. (3111111 is residing in
(21' the new
liuilroad avenue.
(1111- Schliehting flats on
William ll. \‘.'illn1ott. of New York.
Baronet Biscuit
Round, thin, tender—
_ . _ :1: 1:14. .l11.~111'1'1 \\'illn.11t', has arrived.
With a dcltghtlul flavor and 11 ill spend a vacation in llarien.
——'.1ppropri: .16 for F____
luncheon, to a and mlluv your furniture at Sterling
dinner. 10 cents.
Fulniture ('1), 13' \\.1ah1111_.ton sheet
’l‘Etc l.a1il1-s' Aid Society of the (‘on-
srvuaiionul ('hurrh had 'its usual
11111111211111: tor service and conference.
this week.
ital-.111 Marl; ii, Wilbur is getting
all 11:.- 11i1-1lv 11111 rueiies 1.1131 lene
1h 11-11111 :1 hurt 111.111.111.11 in the auto
lE pvt-11,1 111111151111! day.
2” 2“ Mr. and Mrs. Francis 1Minot, of
(Math- street, started in 1111 auto.
Prince of appetizers.
Makes daily trips from
Ginger-Snap Land to
waiting,mouths every-
where. Say Zu Zu to
the grocer man, 5 cents.
Thursday morning to visxt her sister
at i‘ape Cod, Mass. They cxptct to be
gone at least 11-11 days. ‘
Mrs. (ii-(irate S 311911111111. of Main
slri-t-t, still remains just that much
of an invalid that slit: cannot get 1111.
She appreciates very much short
or him.- call from friends.
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llh'aia ll. Taylor, former second 51--
lectnlan, called 111 the Town Hall
\I'edncsday afte11rnoou, and 11-111 warm-
ly greeted by his old friends, who
had. not 31-1-11 him for many months.
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The Woman‘s Christian Temperanco
liniou is getting 111:11'l1ln11ry I11 worklu;
order for 11111 11:1 11111111111211, 1111111 1‘.
S, Navy dry, fore and all, they hop"
to accomplish results in Barton thh
atoll.
Buy biscuit baked by
NATIONAL
BlSCUlT
COMPANY
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Two 11101111 cyclists stopped before 1 South Norwalk ........ Tel 1354—5
1 1 . TTER MARKET Q7 ’ ‘
> the Iowa ilull, l‘u1sd11y, and want N V. EGG d. BU '
Alwayalookforthntnamc In“) Edward “WM! "Wham! rwh min Strut” “1.47:2. . .
the bar?" they inqulrrd of a ‘thuni! KITCHENWARE‘CROCKERY
Edurslruck lid, who managed to tell" CIGAR MANUFACTURERS A, GEHEBE, 25 W. WashingtOn St.
Ethcm thpy Tb” in fthe noun; liall OH We“ Cigar c6. 53 Washington St Tel. ...... .. 1069-2.
fund not 111 11 hotel. Tai ' "9' _
E Tho 11. 11:. 13111111111 .1111 Society --—-- - 1 1 LAUNDRIES
. 4111111111115 "re 1’11” 01‘ work and many CIVIL ENGINEERING OLD WELL LAUNDRY 32 Havlland
l 'of them are especially active In 1110- Street, .................. Tel. 309.
1 Emoting the sale of bricks, for which HENRY R' "WTE Kuler “”1283 ._..._._._
Mr and Mrs Emil Perdreaux s ent'lllcre has been a “'“d-V demand. [43‘ South Norwalk. T." ' '''' E ' ' MILLINERS
tl ‘ w k—end "fit their t p Edlcs who attended the meeting local ‘ - '
1e as “M L-.. Daren 8‘ Eniuch to encourage ll’lelll, ClOckh—REPAIRED—VWlChCS ”'35 POLHEMUS, W Washington
Miss Lizzz. Crummy spent a 'l’ewE 'l‘h ' '\ ARTHUR T. FERRIS. 73 Wa‘hlml‘m Street, """"" Te" 302'
1 a first 3.1114111111111111.) is always - ct ...... . ...... Tel. 853-12. ' .
11111111 at the home or Mrs. .11. 11111111111. 111.1111 m M rmmm m 11 ‘1“ Site '3. MRS. a, M. TAYLOR_ 60 North Ma,"
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George 11.1.5111. 81.11.1111"... 119111111 “1 “W" "0 11111111111. “'0" 1“" ”0' CONTRACTORS BUILDERS SW" 11111 ------- T" 39°
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the home of his aunt Mrs c. Roche ”t “"3 1111111111119 ”W ”W 111111 ’" “m ST. JOHN a KEYSER. Steamboat P11.
cutter on Lilo wast side oi Main St., .1 South Nomnlll- Tel. 1032, MONUMENTS
Mrs. Kate Riley is enjoying le jllS‘t' below. Gr’ach» strcct lellCll has _, ' '__‘ SOUTH NORWALK MONUMENTAL,
week’s vacation-at the home of Mrs. been an eyesore Spoil“) 111m. STEPHEN UNGVARY, 25 Cliff 5"0“. 84 80. Main street, Tel, 904
Roche. ' _ —'— ,-. . ... Tel. 1202~5 —-——-———__
_,_ I (berries 1131c been, more plenlii‘ul _ 1 NURSES' REGISTRY
\lrs. Edwards ,8 spending a shorl. than usual as some did trees seemed MARING CONSTRUCTION CO DR 8.
vacation at the home of 3115 .lchn ’0 111111: .ad 11131111aii11-1, "“"1 thelr ‘Keeler Building. Tel ...... 359-3. 0- LAWRENCE 5““ M3,”
, y-illd is surprising With quite :1 few
families the bill of turn July 4. will
and be roast lamb. :ulut 311111.111, green peas
unddeep dish cherry pie. etc.
Vion.
Mrs. A. Bet-bee, and son Dish
Miss Cris ~13 'e McLoughlln spent Tues-
1' The .readlncsu with 1111111111 the fire-
and men responded to tho 31.11111 for the
, llates‘ tire has been noticed by very
many of our Citizens. The. prompt-
}.irs. Mister a1 .1] son Barr:
(1.1.151 tel anny, spend a few days at.
the home of Mrs. F. Vlcn.
Miss Minnie Dalman and Mrs
ness and alacrlty displayed was no‘
more than to be expctted of a tire
president of the newly formed Ster- ed .by the members otthe -Broad River Babbitt and daughter Martha spoilt department composed 01 such sterling
”“3 t'musement Company, in Derby. Chapel and their friends "- '- atraw- a few days at her home in Silvermine,
Ilr. Joselovsky’s company will not.
11m; any amusements to this city.
fl Less accomplished on the new
. 311111-11: light plant on Bayview place.
“tractor M. J. Riordan has a force
berry festival, given last night, for the
benefit of the Chapel.
E An excellent program was present-
any people yesterday inspected the ed and the “citations and musical weeks at Brooklet cottage,
|numbers were accorded hearty ap~
plause by the large attendance. The
evenings program (allows:
0111111115le as are represented in the
Darien Fire Department.
Miss May (layer and Miss Florenco'
O‘Neil of New Yorlf are spending two
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Nortiton will continue to calebrate
the Fourth by a pawn meeting on
I ‘Sunday, at 11 a 111., in the Presbyter-
Fred Reible at New York will spend Elan Church Dr. Carlos Martyn whose
t'the next two weeks with his family ,hlstorlcal and oratorlcal powers are
busy digging the 09“” 9’9‘ Piano Duet—A Medley—Mica Ketch- who are staying at the home of Lil-3.1 W's" known_ Will speak on "Our Debt
tor! to building the cement forms
plant's foundation.
' ‘ 14.11111 postal cards are being re~'
33d tron; Ensign E. J Perrett, or
hi-Salvation Army, and state
9 Salvation Army ConmmE
an and Clarence Cable.
EVocal mot—Mrs. Oomy and Miss Al-E
lenbaok.
Min—43in. Thomas James. . 1
Vocal Solo—Jilin Katcham.
Plano Solo-duster linen. l
Vocal Solo—Miss Mucus. '
thations is over. He salient mains-amps. Thomas James.
Edzland yesterday, and is due at
Vocal Duct—Mrs. Conroy 111111 11111111i
to the Men and Women of 1776, and
How to Pay It " The well-known
Mr and 111111. William Withall popular playwright quin Milton
James 11111111111 111111 Sadie Sheehan or. “”193 111111 read the ”eel-1mm 0‘
Sou'tb Norwalk and Mrs. Lily Burr' Independence. Patriotic music will
spent Sunday at the home or Mrs. C. be ”“9"“ ‘
Roche.
Reible's mother, Mrs. J. Hurst
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The general public' and those who
are ~11 business that respects a bolt-
an."
Connrmman and hits. H. Bruckner
21:,
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Business DireCtory
and business into every
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Let T 118 Sentinel Directory carry your name
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
HOMER G. anw, south Main Street.
. ELECTRICAL WORKS '
G. N, McKIBBON, Tel_ 1333; '
Lighting Systems; Specialty
Auto!
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South Norwalk, ........ Tel. 12523, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
,- A.MONTGOMERY,21 Wall SE1.‘_JO:': w12L430'N sS 01a Established
Norwalk ....... Tel. 6352 and 82-2E 9 ""1 c ‘Y ’- ---- Te' 2““‘1
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JACOB SCHAUB, Auto and Liver), 1e‘EXPRESSMEN, TRUCKMEN
Washington St. .......... Tel. 7611.9. p_ MORRELL, LOl’lg 0min“ E‘.
FTC , R9 ’ l _ 1
JOSEPH SHAY, Elm St, 8’ my °"' . T” 1 '1
T I. ......... .......... 1366-2 .
e -3 Vegetables, FRUITS. Candles
AUTO REPAIRS. ANTHONY CARBONE, 6‘. Railroad
Avenue, ................. Tel 338.
REDOY a AYERS' MOTOR gAR CO,
Ford repair: I specialty. T01, 40!.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY 00., 29
Wall Street, Nov-walk... Tel. 1382-21
GENERAL BLACKSM lTHING;
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HERBERT RAYFUSE, Auto. Repairs,‘
Painting, 9 Haviland St,, Tcl 303-2.
BOOTS. SHOES. REPAIRED
NASH'S REP/ IR SHOP, 28 Washing ,
ton Street, South Norwalk
T. GARRAMORE, North Main Street,
Sonth Norwalk.
FISH, VEGETABLES
West Ave. Fish Mkt. Before ordering
fish, fruit and vegetables call 978
FURNITURE
RAYMOND and SON, 48 Main Street,
Ncrwalk, T-l. 15.
127-
...... ’.Tel 105.
STERLING FURNITURE CO.,
173 Washington St,
11:11.115LRY, NOVEL'TIES
US‘ AL INSTRU 1',1’.ENT: Toys. Etc.
MThe 832.11, 76 Washingtoa St
.103 PRINTING
~THE BORDA PRESS, 95 WashinUtOn
St. Tel, ..................... 415
JUNK DEALERS
JACOB YOURDISKY, 25 Ely Avenue,
J. LIVENSTEIN, Water Street,
South Nat-Walk.
M. MARUCA, 1'19 Water, 80. Norwalk.
Cripple: shoes a specialty. Tel. 342-4
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE
Street, also chlropodiat, ”Tel. 788.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS E
’SALVATOR CHARRlOTT, 26 Wood _ OSTEOPATHS
street ..... Tel. 3153. on. D. A. SHAMBAUGH, Calehurn
,——- 7‘ «4—» , Building, Norwalk, 1'11. 331
DELICATESSEN i __..-
E. H. Moat-:Houss, Delicate-sen and PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS
, Fancy Groceries, 35 Wall. Tel. 427. '6, DECKER, PM”: Framlm,18)1ve'at
' avenue, Tel 1734.
DENTISTS E _.
pa. FRANK a. HOYT, Keeler Bulld. JACOB. A. RUBBER, 138 South Main
Ino‘ .‘rel 130513. Street. ....... ..... Te‘l11342-5.
DRESSMAKERS E 7 PHOTOGRAPHS
M'as. BELLE HARRIS, Keeler Block,
Washington 83"”. GEORGE 8_ NORTH, 78 Washington
street. . . .. . . Telephone Connection.
PIANO LESSONS
M158 3, a. HALLOCK, 92 South Main
E Street, Tel 119.3.
DYERS‘ _ CLEANSERS'
BOSTON STEAM CLEANING &, DYE.‘
[NO 60., 51 Main, Norwalk, Tel. 951,
'sLEc'rRICAL WIRING
PHILIP H. FIELDING, Light and Pow- ARCHIBALD MERRIAM, 16 Bayvlew
or, . ~. .1 . . . . . . . . . 1. . Teia. 840; 965-2. Avenue Tel. 409- 5.
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Luge
H AUCTIONEERS HENRY MOELLER, 3 Wash-11911117 PIANO p”,
WM GUTHRIE autioneer and real‘ Street. ............... Tel. 1073-.‘3 _ ‘ "
1 - SON-.1311 1:11 p111 .
estate, Silvermine, ,,,,, Tel. HES-2.1 D C ANO CO’ '2" "'“h
ington Street .. ......... Tel. '30
STEPHEN L CLARY 95 West St,
South Nerwalk ......... Te|.1i 45
Brass PLAT: TG lC'iCl
S. SCAM &. SON, We Street.
South Norwalk, ..Tel 3132’
PI UMBING AND lNING
ROBERT S THOMPSON t‘irst St.
East Norwaik, ........ .6934
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT, ET
South Norwalk,
POCKET BILLIARDS,1
KNORRfiS Ticker .Service, .335: .
News, Sporting Events 17.3. h.
WILLIAM B. HUBEELL 10 30111
Main Street, S. Norwalk, Tel. 129443
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REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
THE J B. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
South Main, eTl 632-3
H E. DANN and SON, 45 Wall Street
Norwallc ............. Tel 13“:
THOMAS C. BALCOM, Norwalk P. 0
Block, Wall Street
TAYLOR a GOLDEN, South Norwaik
Trust Co. Building. Tel 1230
6'
WM. H. BYlNGTON,Rome11,
zetle Bidg., Norwalk. Tel.
SEWING MACHINES
MACHINE 00., New and Second hand.
15 Railroad avenue, Tel. 372-4.
SIGN PAINTING
HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Water Street,
South Norwalk Tel 473-2.
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
REYNOLDS MOTO" CAR 00.. Con
nectlcut and West am, . .Tel 1120
TAILORING REPAIRING
ROCKOFF sacs, 20 North Main 51.
Sauth Norwalk . . . ....... Tel 361’
JOHN KUBOVIC, Custom Tailor 213
. .T ,320
E. W? ahington Street“
TIRE VULCANIZING
ROBERT S. GREGORY, 7 Wall Street.
Norwalk, . ....... ..Tei 324-.5
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UPHOLS'“ 1. ERERS
B K. MITCHELL, upholsterer, and un
tier-taker 11 Water St., Tel, 1332-.3
WINDOW CLEANING
SO, NORWALK WINDOW 4 HOUSE
CLEANING CO. BOX 516
Rugs WOVEN Carpets
ORIENTAL RUG WORKS, '7 Winfield
Street ..
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lday irrespective of the day of the
.woek are always in high glee when a
holiday cameo so as to give then! two
Inconsive days for recreation and
pleasure. All stores will be alien
about as usual, but the more custom;
"m that '13:: up at the early morning Wu G at look 1111116 by cutting
, Willi. moreshollday bou'as m .0 ll
1 11.... .1. 11-111- ... 1... .1. 1.1"" =1- macaw-.111:
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1 , and sons Harry and Jack of New York
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“Silver Lake ice.”
1w. have ”Mada
South Norway .111
The Reed 81 Volk
, Electrical Co.
' 111. only fully 11.1w '
ELEOTMGRL mo! ‘
m the town
AUTO “WU“
our service to
spouse _ to man)
' You are Not ,
Entirely Satisfied _' f
with you table board try a few
meals. Everything wall cooked-.11
and served properly. We at-
ways have outlined customers.
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