”..-Pt tor sowing as usual upon Thurs-
Unslplttly Places Maire Fresco-i Samuel w. Velsor Delivers an d... ,,,.,,,,,,,,,
table Through the Elloris of
Public Spirited Citizens.
The meeting ot’ the litist Norwnlh
Improvement Association. illt‘., Hill's“
was held ycsttrdit) ai‘ternoon at the.
home at llrs. 51111111 Staples oi liait
Norwalk, has largely attended by an
enthusiastic the-inlwrship. The hays
and means C(llllllllllt‘t‘ reportchurther
contributions to the lurid which will
be used for the building, of the Com-
munity Hall. The garbage committee
reported the cleaning or two lots, and
also the placing or signs prohibiting
the dumping of gurlnigc on two lots.
The committee in charge of the pork
on the Mill pond reported that with
the assistance ot‘ Lt‘sll't‘ Camille they
were successilll in cleaning the hanks
o! the pond. and. through the kindness
of Robert E. Morrison, three tuhs or
pretty tioncrs have been placed on the
banks. and are adding bounty to this
tormerl) unsightly spot. ’l'htsp now-
era will be cured 1111‘ by Mrs. Blerwtn.
The. school committee l'epnrttd 1m
gardens. 'l‘hese gardens have horn in-
apecteu‘ by nitren indies and Supt-iii.-
torment George Thompson. The nus.
turtllmis bordering the gardens are in
bloom. and many yogi-tallies have boon
sold by the youthful cultit‘utors. A
~ . cost artistic design for Triangle Park
was submitted by the colllulitlcc in
charge of this work. The fulfilment
of the design an nits the preparation or
the ground by the distrlqt commission
on 'Ihe indie. oi‘ the East 'Noruulk
improvement Association, lnc.. unani-
mously pledged their loyal support. to
.Nevllle Buyley in upholding his 'ei-
torts to preserve’to’tht- public the
beautttui pleasure ground «11‘ 11.11111
(Point, which has already become a no
pessity to our ownhome people.
One of thq attic-walk. brackets on the
West side of the new bridge has been
domaged by 11 boat running into it. It
will be replaced.
_—
Ward V1111 Alstyne. ol'ihe (:rcsccnt‘
laundry, “as in White Plains, X Y.,
and New \ork city yesterday, on busi-
nous.
—Deposits made on or before July
V 10th in the Savings lgepartinent of the.
South Norwalk‘ GM 'Ctntlliany will'
‘ throw interest from July ,lst.
S. F. Wyeotli and 1.1 "...y of
A _ York, hate taken up 12. i1 summer res-
.tdence in the Franklin cottage on 1101'
loll Point.
_ 'Mrfi. Richard Blend. of Charles
"ht/reel. is enjoying a week’s vacation
1;. from her duties‘in Miss Mullett's store
E in.Washlngton street.
llirs. A. Dorsey, ot‘ lJanbut-y,
has been visiting Mrs John Cromwell.
. ox. West Washington street, has re-
horned to her home in that city
. . Mr. and Mrs. George Walker, of V on
Zont street, have returned to their
111:; after a pleasant visit to friends
Indrelntives in Lynn, Muss.
>8 Womnns Auxiliary of Christ
_ ch will meet tomorrow afternoon
y 11m”).nt 2: 30, with Mrs H. J.
,1 of Hawkins avenue.
engineer in the Crescent laun-
.V:Thorn has left this city to
on In large farm in New York
Lester, the Adams Express;
East Norwallr, ceases his duo
and of today. it is only
3119, bounce ofthis week.
tradition ot’HIt-ry am. or
Newf
“who'
til Thorn has resigned his no“
. for he will enjoy a van“
Address on “Fruit t
and LOSS."
'l'hi- quarterly liieetiug last evening
oi the Loyal Workers of the Advent
christian (‘hurclt was by far the most
interesting ever hold _\ splendid din-
1;.:r, gratis, was suerd at 7:151 in the
hust‘tneut ol' the church on You Zuni
stroll. "ht: tuonihcrs sang, .11
hymns. recited Scripture. and oilorud
prayer, “hill: at the table. There wort:
.~‘t|\'t'l“dl excellent runslcal selections
rendered iiy Mrs. Richard lilund‘s
class. The reports of the various
church committees were rend, 11nd
proved wry satisinctory. After the
reading (11 the reports, Stephen \‘.'.
\‘elsor, of South Notwalk. uddi‘t'SSnl
the assemblage in u very able and in.
tcrcstinn manner. ills topic was~ "I‘m
fit and Loss." When the roll~cull was
rend everyone. responded with u \\ oru
ot‘ testimony. The closing cxorclso
was 11 benediction, pronounced in unl-
son by the members oi the. Loyal
Workers.
bt'l'l‘l
Clayton L. Marshall will act as engi.
litrel‘ or the Crescent laundry iii the
plnce of Samuel 'l‘ltornc, who recently
resigned that position to engage in
farming work.
Mrs. E. Saunders, of lteddlng. who
has been visiting Mrs, John Croniivcli.
of West Washington street, has left.
for n trip to Michigan. Mrs. Sn'unders
was 11 former resident of this place
and is well~known here.
,sw ‘\ .A‘Wr—M .A..‘
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a when 1
‘v v" vmi:
Mrs. Eugene Ambler is entertaining
1".ends li‘otn New York.
\. llart has been entertaining Wil-
lian Terhune, of New York.
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Ivmnlixio'n (if Keilltli. While n time?“ t‘te dctrl hold it tho (ltMl. 1r ll
Iriw shows sorts ohnhm tor the be‘fl
tct it. is“ sunlight ssmot to She nuy:"°‘”' "W“ (“‘2‘ 1‘0“” oil ”‘0. 1’0“
l I‘irc lnté Shintdat night “PSU‘Q‘CG 1H"
‘.‘1.<. .lliz‘etl lit‘il ‘tti fwl‘ duttglilJr'
I‘ "mitt. 1-" llezt 1.. Col. art the
:ncsts ci' \lrs. (.‘uro‘uie liell.‘
Mrs lltttruy ‘.‘t‘utt-iiutry.
mining at Lake Iiiti .1
ml to 1101‘ home llPll‘ 1111‘
who is 511111»
a
Slt‘pili'il 'l‘. Marin-1‘
“11.1.~ .1 siiiliiiier Irwin- lit 21‘.
~1‘:I. hist'uinilyuitt‘ru motor irlp t‘riun
t‘hitago.
t. Lliimgo, wilt.
ins srrilod
Thr- .\‘. O. 'I‘. ll. Girl's (flu?) ot‘ Stunt-
I1 :1] enjoyed 1:11 tuning in
’l'r-uuh .mil .1 tia.-'.~‘tv'l'1lllz 1-! Ill" “033
‘.\t‘l't‘ cnjoyrd.
wlluy your furniture
l-‘uriiiturc Co, 127 \‘.':1slii11gton street.
l’rrrl' \l‘llliu'u F.
Chandelier. ot' the
I‘vlst lirnd. short trip
westward and possilil; may mouth] it
into 11 tour of the fur west.
has t1‘krn 11
This is thc Volunteer Norotuti File
Company‘s hit: week, the annual tnlr
opening on Thursday. and Continuing
Friday and Saturday Vllrmclng will he
:1 teuture every night, and & Jolly time
is mpwtcd.
‘Thomns ll. llohinson of \\'uterhut‘y.
11 classmate of Louis F. Jetterson at
Trinity (Tollcs. , spent the Fourth at
the latter‘s homd in llrooktti’tle. Mr.
Robinson was recently elected to the
honorary .socicty of Phi Beta Kappa.
11nd .1011 the Douglas prize this your
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‘lts Walter IT. ltced’ of Sedznlck
nit-111111? roiitlnucs': in" ohdlt ihG an. no
viri‘ 11% 'cnt encouragement to her
111.111 _‘frionds, \tltusc hearts tould he.
nlnddcncd by such a result.
-.-
ti usmull fishing cottage tit Sf‘titt’ s 0011:
the property of James 900le and
Frank Toolser of this place. The build-
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ely and 80“ i‘f ing coutnlucd fishing tackle and ac-
ot Stanley Mills,
Miss Dorothy Mills of
avenue. is s'ientllng part of her vnca
tion at Stratford. Conn.
Raymond I‘douroe_ 0t antgattick,
Conn. spent the \vcek-end with Ernest
Taylor. of Highland avenue.
ll. Godfrey and son Llewel-
lelt yester-
Mrs. (L'.
iyn_ oi Rowuyton avenue.
‘.I. Strutlct‘d, wero guests over the Fourrn cessoties. Tito low is estimated at .
Inearly $500 .\o'.1.sur:11. (O covered the,
[dust property The c.3111: oi tire is un
Highland knou ti.
“....-.
The ii, 1:. Ladies' .1111 Soceity wfll
have 1'. mile sale on Friday afternoon
‘ ironi
.sttie does not mean 1113‘ the
grill im :1 drtt: upon trig» 111.1:
0
u
p. m. to G p. in. in llrlscoll's
‘1'! rat the sale is in :1 drug
cunts
kei. The
“or? cf these drilclmis race: are
so mics will be quick.
drut store.
.1.
writ lrnonn.
(11y for Xew York state to spend sev- First (one. first scri‘ci. und a hunch
ernl weeks.
I
—Blly your furniture at Sterling
Furniture 00.127 Washington street
‘ l Mr. and Mrs James T. TayEtr and V
cftorroiv i‘or those who get left.
. . ,. ’ -.
.Tmicltt l.- :.1: ll“.1'll social
CW: 3: scrt'lto at 7:43 in the C011???“
is?” ml Methmlst cud. é’resiymrisn
The pastors u‘i1‘a:5;
1;] "N19: .3-‘9
daughter Lillian. of Highland avenue, ”7 ”S‘d to have '3‘“ “mm Cf “‘9‘ 11°"
spent. the week-end with friends in
New Haven.
l
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Petty,
in Raymond street.
! The Misses Martha and Ethel Tay-
llor, of Highland avenue, have return-
ed home after spending several days‘
Evaoution in Fall River, Kass.
o
The Baptist Sunday school members
glpcuicked at Rotor: Point, yesterday.
mod the young people hid in pleasant
itime patronising the vnriom attrac-
lions. - ~
~Depoxiu motile on or before 3111!
tour in the sum“- naouirnnunt of the
‘ iSouth. Not-nth Tron Canon!!! will
draw lotto-t trout mint.
attend as convenic Il":'~ can. Mr.
anscn, of the M. I”. ..“1ttrf-h.
tlcnlurly desirous of 2: full attendance.
.|(".\
Mrs. W. s Lockwood, of New Can.,Gootl singing and u hearty welccms
‘aan. ls enioylng a pleasant visit at; m “”3”“-
Como. and‘try it, and
you will come again;
There is quite a stir being male
alang'a new line at church work.
known as The Christian Commission.
and a convention being‘held of Ban-
tilt and Methodistohurchss this after-
noon and evening-has attracted the
attention of quite a"uumher"ot church
people in Barton. Collstton will be
served 50 people can attend both can
vices and hear home of the best talk-
ers in the American pulping
Rdtqu Point which has been a bean-
ty- split of nature, "since its renov'na
lion, has become even more so. nnd
with its restriction: upon booze in
even more so and is certainly an ideal
piece for Sunday school oxcurilons
cud picnics. The touch of beauty to
the natural scenery, with groups ‘.gt
. “9 a.»
I'D «that
t‘\\‘;ii1,iVla> return. 3
low titty: '
.‘Itirottin. ‘
at Sterling.
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is par--
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('h‘lrl. - \liii:-:uti:‘.‘.i on I‘hnrinv tart '
l , .
‘I‘i'L ‘1'. into !.1- _‘lii-iiti 4i”.
.1510“ i hi:‘_\:'.1- and knit-lied down.
fisl’illlljlflll'l} . i‘ - were 111 banks hroi.
't‘il t:i"l t‘lti“ ill‘iir‘v‘b‘ ill 1. :Vtt‘irtlier this
‘.rt-v‘lin itirldvt‘t In. Ii dmw seem
=tiiti' Hit}. {in 1111:~t rV‘Ct’l'lTil condition
1111‘ tlw l.u.i ill ,1 twin] t-il'rinis sliorll‘:
[be Ilr‘tll" ‘tul in their rizzhts to iii
Isidc.‘ 1'! s. l‘a‘r» '..i111’.:t "1111191.. (4131
{son no r» Lisrn 11‘v tht— ‘1“: ‘li’all‘Fl
It 2311's,: 1‘ ‘1 PH .‘hl '... s‘ 'iti'd no: It
1i1.. 1i _\ (itftliccd
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I Mrs, (horse Irving. 5‘. years old s
died suddenly 11! her home on the l'osb
rand. Nornton Monday ller hustmnd.
employed as nordncr on "51c Hugs.”-
‘llOlf place. when: the couple lived. was
outside. ut work. Mrs. loving lir‘lllg 11l-
one at the limo. (in his return. he
Dr. A. I.. House was sunrrmned. and
found her lying on the kin-hon floor
said thut the muse oi” death was pro-
huhly upoplcxy, Mr. and Mrs Irvin:
have been residents here many yours.
Besides her husband. site leaves two
son and one daughter, lint Rh‘hartt
Skclton, in, 01 Noroton.‘0lie‘ son. A'tl-J
olphna. is also a resident-hero. and the
other son. v1.1 spent July tilt here,
lives-in New York.
I
I "Thou art so near
While the laying of
ler‘s bridge for the trolley is about
completed. the general public
could nitricst.sce 11 live cent fare to
Stamford tllr‘t'e hits suddenly arose 11
dark cloud lendins to discussion 1111-
expcctcd and disappointing to thc
‘gcnernl pulll‘g units :1 rev n1 whom
mauld’u'mw‘il 11 dime or the tgolley
til purchuu- n the cunt pool of "~00?
tor. for th. SAkt‘ oi the ”‘13 .111 tm'
\iho has just nhcllt
and yet so far."
tracks ot‘cr Mil»
:11 "
F red 1‘ coke,
liltnd. “I ill :1 ho phi! tor in Cr (litany
h is l11:»‘.<cti EN null for snoth r 011
Ft‘ lt“ sun c, lilcck 0110 or two other
Ihuildcrs 11.1w n'tnost could the 5am“
lltd’ .Iillt‘ liltilt' 14:11, lt‘l. .
ilhc rznod nor). no on us In. kcrage on
‘selllnr' ti Ituisejamounts in a \\hol"‘
ioi:1orc than M). tyou q: l it loud
or tailli't': l.‘ ;.l does not tire thc
s:1.;.c muscles. --. ’
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ES FPORT}
AND
SAUGA TUCK
\- .W;.\_I~~. A.»
J. J. Sullivan, cf salliltlllit'k,
purchased a new ttutomcniru.
.r‘
V
has
Attorney Ii urtt‘ R Slit‘l Mind has
been a recent visitor in Ilri dccport.
Bliss Maud Slig‘er, of
V. J.. is spending :1 fer.
friends in town.
Visitors at Compo l‘lem‘h Saturday .
and Sunday n‘ere numerous. the larg‘
est crowds of the season living there.
A straw ride is being planned by
it number of young mp1.) of the'
town for Thursday evening.
. M»
The Misses Edith-and Ethel Tovey
have entertained as their recent .
guest, Miss Mildred Horncr. of Nor-
walk.
Fact Orange;
1111.15 with
W
WOULD Annual-t ‘rAxss
, ,' MORTGAGES.
PITTSBURGH. Pa Julv . ‘l.-—The
niolttlon or taxes on mortgages and
the establishment of antlnltterest rate
not to exceed five per .throngh
the convention or the IEW‘FEI state‘s.
m' one of the projects officers of the _,
Naomi! Association or llenl‘ Estate
ERR“!!! of America expected to
lunch dorm their mouth I mum
convention. I nem3l§
ON
;‘ DYERS 1
BOSTON STEAM CLEANING a DYE-
.ING 00., 51 Main. Norwalk, Tel.v951. '
Month ”Norm: in response to my
am «out: no to be inc—tori mm
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
HOMER G. CRAW, South Main Street,
South Norwalk,
J. A. MONTGOMERY. 21 Wall St.
Norwalk ....... Tel. 685-2 and 82—2
lACOB SCHAUB, Auto and Livery, 16..
Washington St., . ......... Tel. 768
JOSEPH SHAY, Etm sc.
Tel. ..... . .......... 1366-2
AUTO REPAIRS.
REDD’Y o AYERS’ MOTOR CAR CO,
"Fort-i repair. a specialty. Tel. 401.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY 60.. 29
Wall Street, Norwalk,.. Tel. 1382-2.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
HERBERT RAYFUSE. Auto. Repairs,
Painting, 9 Haviland St” Tel 303-2.
0
BOOTS”. SHOES. REPAIRED
NASH’S REP‘AIR SHOP. 23 Washing-
ten Street, South Norwalk.
'1
T. GARRAMORE, North MIIH‘C‘QPM;
South Norwalk.
.l. LIVENSTEJN, Water Hooch-..-.
_South Norwllk.
M. MARUCA, 59 Water, 80. Norwalk.
Crlpplen shoes a specialty. Tel. 3424
BUTTER. EGGS, CHEESE
N. v. 368 a BUTTER MARKET, 27
.» Iouth Main Street... ..... Tel. 4721
§crtlAR illiANUFACTURERS;
Old Wall Cigar Co 83 Waghlngton 8;
Tab ......... 75.
Wr-«w _
CIVIL ENGINEERING
HENRY n. MINER, Kceler 13111ch
South Nor-walk. To]. ......t:
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Clocks—REPAIRED—Watchcs
ARTHUR T FERRlS. 78 Washimton
Street, “1.85312.
-. -..i. 'IV‘:‘H ......
CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS
ST. JOHN a KEYSER. Steamboat PL,
~ South Nor-walk 'Tel. 1082.
....
South Not-walk. -....... Tel. 14933
MARING cous‘miic'riou
Kceler Building. Tel.
'_GENERAL CONTRACTORS
SALVATOR CHARRIOTT, 25 Wood
Street . ..... ' ..... Tel. 816-3.
DELICATES SEN ‘
E. H. MOREHOUBElecfluun and
359-3.
.
DENTISTS
DR. fRA-NK B. HOYT, Keelor Bulld-
lng .
......n........
DRESSMAKERS
MRS. BELLE ”ARR”. Keeler Block.
V Wuhlngton Street.
CLEANSERS
ELECTRICAL WIRING
- ri‘Silvcr" Luke 11:15"
We have grounded our service to
ot‘mk 111116 by cuttinr
no 111111111: customers
unwound service It a
6 do
Rimmymmwtthu
........ Tel. 1262-3. l
54.8.3.
erPHEN UNGV-ARY‘v 122. West St...
co., ‘
Fancy Groceries, 35‘Wall, ‘Tel. 427.’
....Tel, 130513.‘1
Mimi? Satisfied
Lighting Systems ’a Specialty. i
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY J
JOHN thsou‘s our Established
'Agency, 24 clay St. ..... 'rét. 2064‘
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EXPRESSMEN, TRUCKMEN:
D. P. MORRELL, Long Distance Ex.l
press, Rowaytan Tel. 1131!
Vegetables. FRUITS. Candies
ANTHONY CARBONIE, 61.
Avenue,
Railroad
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Tel 338.‘ ;A
V FISH. VEGETABLES
West Ave. Fish Mid. Before ordering
fish, fruit and vegetables call 948’
FURNITURE
RAYMOND and SON, 48 Main Street, ‘
Not-walk, Tel
I
STERLING FURNITURE CO., 127-
129 Washington St., ....... Tel 105
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JEWELRY, NOVELTIES
MUSICAL. msrnuraenrs, Tayo. Etc
”The Beam, )6 Washingtort St.
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“...—_m
JOB PRINTING
THE BORDA PRESS, 95 Washington
St. Tel. ........ . ...... . ..... 415
JUNK DEALERS ‘
. I
JACOB YOURDISKY, 25 Ely AVcnllB.
South Norwalk Tel ‘36451
, putt-0" ...—“w” ..
KITCHENW‘ARE. CROCKERY
A. CEHEBE, 25 w. Washington 31.
Tel, ..... ...... . .......... .. 1869-2.
‘ LAUNDRIES
:OLD'WELL LAUNDRY 32 Haviland
Street, .............. Tel. 309.
MILLINERS
MISS'POLHEMUS, 80 Washington
Street. Tel. 302.
Wins. 3. M. TAYLOR, 60 North Main
Tit. 331
pAINTnRs. PAPanANGERs
‘Bullding, Not-walk,
G. DECKER. Picture Framing, 18 Westl
avenue, ..' ..... . ........ Tel. 173-4.
JACOB. A. Russian, 13:! South Main
Street. 711113425.
PHOTOGRAPHS
GEORGE 8. NORTH. 73 Washington
Street, ...... Telephone Connection.
l
PIANO LESSONS
MISS s, B. HALLOCK, 92 South. Malm
Street,
..............
Avenue ....... . Tel. 109.5.
JKNORR'S, Ticker
... le 119-3. Rugs
PHIUIP H.*F|ELDING,nght and Pow- ARCHIBALD MERRIAM, 16 Boyvlow ORlENTAL RUG WORKS 7 Winfield
or, T913. 340; 965-12. _
‘ “GE FOUR ‘ THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL‘ _ _. WEDNEsDAv, 151.11 8, 1914
=‘ L _5 v1— .— i_ ; E!“ 77—“ .. a
1 ‘ —-—~r 4": lll; 1131121111 ul \t'rwau,’ up his way to . “‘— 1
. I ‘ ’Y l.‘ in it” .4: Wye, Satul‘dgg. all alight; ' d
f K. -DARIEN ‘ l” h. m I. Ll “it‘ll.“ hulldo: :‘11'1
j I 'r «'r 1‘12 1 PIN-1.5". road it). up lilihiillila:
W -..._..._ 1. Business Directory
EAST NOR L ALK ‘ ‘l \idl1d\.\ ”..H‘tl Lilag'her dug. “Elil‘il “as .
V , - ~ l 3 :'l(10llpa 1.111111 ill: mil. 1- .mi tiltin.‘ .... KL...__ -..._ .
ll 1‘ NI.” 0R()TON < E‘IIE kh‘td Hug d'. >‘) llllt) ”tilt” ‘iil. dl'iJV" if;
‘N I ; 1°" Do You Want to ReaCh the Public?
NE S l "““""“"W‘*“‘ " ‘ I “ ”‘ "1’ “ 1%“ hit The Sentinel Directory carry Your name
i in. ,1,” a, --1‘1" \‘und 1.- ‘1 v U” “I riel In is .. ll 11 Slll'dl of scouts in . .
l VVHVV M I“? fit 1. > s H ‘8 "‘ lustir-ctw 1: \Hz‘t t‘ilt‘ll church in Iisr- and 13118111388 Into every home
lV‘UML I-F‘Fl “5‘1 I" l‘ V-‘l ‘icrzz done it has V 0
l , \ l“ w H 1' 1 it V,‘L>wfi'~*‘tl in 31:“: ling 611-.) 11:11:1I1oo-i o: r _ , ‘ _ ‘7' .- _ -__‘_ -,
l (”“er Va“ “he V‘d: 50' ”5 "1 the )‘tliitll oi" liw lurid. It being, 1102. "7—“ ' ‘ ‘
""" ’ .... .._. —’ ~-- --—---~ ~~ - ~ lsanht Ill L’llu 1““ Stan“ of X‘ w inert'y-ytflt‘llnllali, l' 113.1. l-een 11.41.1111 11) 11131:. “Pmmal Public tVEPlL‘S Persona” y Produce D‘ flirtlnfigc”
l '“”‘" gin: it H porcr for Hood 11111111.: the
IWRUVEME ["1 A88 “BMIIUN glnYAl WORKERS ‘ m” Hum“ M‘m‘l‘ “Wild” ['Tl'f’OVli‘Si'thli ..nri seizii-niiiitury in its irztin- . >_~_ _ . . =
72:11., x. v. on 51:11.. 1.. ..a. 1.11.11”... .....1... .. ......,,f,.1 ”ms... 1,, AUCTIONEERS HENRY MOELLER, 31 Wallimgtcn '1 ...... PLWO mm”.
c - , 1 l!.it:llll5 111.111: Limit 11» I‘ttcltl Stalin‘s army and hay}. WM- GUTHRIE, autiOneer and real Stflet, "" """ Td' W73'3' SONNEI‘lEERC PIANO 00., 1.9% Wash-
"INNS BR[AI SEEV|BLE IfiIER SHINE MEEHNIJ. ..____ L'1‘iie name of IlLt militur.‘ instructor. estate, Silvermine. ..... Tel. 1465-2- . I ingion Street, .. ........ , Tel. 30
V i 'J‘! (. [‘nngrl‘Ljilicfl,” Aid Sudan. “in?“ ,is’ yiitetfltd. 1‘. ill he announced _- ELECTRICAL WORKS l ~ “—
l ‘ Inexl week. G. N. MCKIBBON, TEL 138-3; Auto
ISTEPHEN L_ CLARY' 95 Weit St.
South Ncrwalk ........ Tel. 1114.5
Brass PLATI‘ G
Nickel
s. SCAM a. son. Web“ Street,
South Norwalk, .‘l'el. 3432
PLUMBING AND ‘NING
ROBERT s THOMPSON rst 8!.
East Norwal'k, ......... . €934
RTHUR E. BENEDICT 8.7
South Ncrwalk. ....
POCKET BIL LIARDS,1Ԥ
.Service
BaSC .’
News Spcrtirg Events 17 S. M.
15 WILLlAM B. HUBBELL,
19 Soutll
Main Street,S.Neralk,Tel,1294'!
‘.....—
Bouth Main
1 ~—-‘.
Norwalk,
Block, Wall Street.
1:REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
we J. a. LAWRENCE AGENCY,15
......... Tel 6323
H, E. DANN and SON 45 Will Street
Tel,
13112
THOMASC. BALCOM, Norwalk P. O.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN, 'South NOrwalk
Trust Co. Building. Tel. 1230.
tWM. H. BVINGTON Roam ,ll
zette Bldg. Norwalk. Tel.
G!
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SEWING MACHINES
15 Railroad avenue. ..
MACHINE CO.. New and Second-hand,
Tel. 372-4.
' SIGN PAINTING
....,...
South Norwalk
HOWARD A. “ELY, 52 Water Street,
V Tel, 473-2.
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
Street, .................... Tel 305
W " REYNOLDS M01"? CAR 00., Con-
MONUMENTS nectlcut and West ayes” ..Tel 1120
SOUTH NORWALK MONUMENTAL, _
84 80. Main street. ...... Tel, 9'” _
. TAILORING REPAIRING
NURSE-‘3' REGISTRY nocxort: 3305,20 North Main $1..
on. s, o, LAWRENCE, South Main South Norwalk ......... ..Tel 3622.
street, also chlropodlst, ..Tcl. 788. ~ “-
___‘ JOHN KUBOVlC, Custom Tailor_ 213
OSTEOPATHS E. Wasntngton Street. ..Tel, 220
'DR, 1). A. SHAMB'AUGH, Celebcrn -—
TIRE VULCAN‘IZING
Not-walk,
......... ....
ROBERT S. GREGORY, 7 Wall Street.
.Tel; 32416.
UPHOLSTERERS
B, K. MITCHELL, upholsterer, and un-
dertaker, 11 Water St, Tel. 1382-3.
WINDOW CLEANING
CLEANING CO.
50. NORWAM WINDOW &. HOUSE
Box 516
WOVEN
Carpets
Street ........East Norwalk
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