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THURSDAY, JULY 9. 1914
EAST NORWALK
NEWS
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Frederic}; ltrou‘n.
Etc equal it A large party or picnickers 1|
0 I HIEV S (from Bridgeport is expected at the
ihencht t.oday Yesterday there were
FRIBHIEKEB flwnvloier 150 enjoying the excellent hath-1
tug Captain Charles A. Byxhee, ot
, f'Fort street, who is employed at 1hL‘l
' ~ - restaurant reports a busy season in.
First Mate Fredermt Brown, NH 1113 business ‘
Booting Men, Fell Overboard 1 . w 1
l ~Depostts made on or before July
and Injured Himself ! 10th in the Sarings Department of the
, isouth Norwalk Trust Company will
‘ idtau interest front July lat.
first mate on __
board the oyster boat “Conimandcr.” , " F
was awakcncd last eiening by tho.l fi
sounds 01' ”times endeatoring t01 .
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torce an (nuance into the cabin o!“ OJLTAYTON S 1
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the hunt. lit. Ilroun hastily arose to ’
investigate, but “hen he appeared on; I i
deck. the two would-he. thieves made: M y
a hasty exit Although scantily clad2 Iliiss,lluth Flint is entertaining
Mr. llrown started to run after them, friends from Yonkers, New York.
but in jumping from the “Coriimand<'
er" otito the deck of the tug Addie V,‘-
which 1111' alongside. he lost his foot-
ing and plungvd into the cold waters
of the humor Mr. Brown suffered!
a severe 1-11isi and 2111 injured leg. lie
was flsilsletl iron: the watcr by some
of tho crew. M1.) were" uit'akoned by
the rumpus. \\ 1121 the exception 01
IlouardFGlo1er,of New York, is
visiting for a few days with Charles
H. “Pl‘lnCe,
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Mr, and Mrs. Edward Grant,'oi New ;
York, have taken apartments for the
season at the Tokeneke Inn.
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-Blly your furniture at
his injured I142, .\lr. ilrown is none Stcrllng'
the worse for his experien-Ce this Furniture 00., 127 Washington street.1
motning. 3
| Miss Lois Cummings, of Brooklyn.
is spending the week with Miss Fran-
ces Tiebout. of Cudlipp street.
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nut-uh llllili not; .11:h;1::::.::;°...“:
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a.venue
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Carpenters Are Easy Completing
Supports, and (lemon Side-
walks Are Being Laid
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i The regular praior meeting will
Church this etoning at 7:45 oclock,
as usual.
WOTK‘OI‘l'thP new Washington street: —Deposita made on or before July
, bridge, is progressing very satistac- 10111111 theSavlngs Department of tho‘
torily. Carpenters are busy today South ‘Nonwallt Trust :Conilm“! will
~ completing the 11111111.».1121'111 and sup- draw interest from July 1111. - 1
port for the neu cot’l’ordnm to be con-1
strut-ted 1'01 Pier .1. 111111 at this The Baptist Sunday stiiooi is enjoy-
framework has nireun been made, ing its annual picnic at Roton Point‘
and has been sunk. (in the east side today. the event Mill‘s been D089
or the 111-11111» 1- 111111111111 are husy filling‘ 1m ied from Tuesday on not cum 0! the
‘the cuncni floors for the sidewalks. 1'81"-
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Douglas Palmer, oi1Nor11',nlk Is a:
guest at the Shoiehmen inn on lung. 1
don't-1 Island. .
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Airs“ John Sniiiln of Bridgeport.
_‘ Conn. is 1isiting at tho home of lier‘
.. “Elite!- 011 Washington street. Mzs i NOROTON
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J Snimn is 86 years old.
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‘- A. Greenwood, of Winfield street!
recently enjoyed a bicycle trip to-
polnts or interest in and around New
Haven; Conn. and Snvin Rock.
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J. B. Webb, 0! Noroton, was
South Norwalk yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John '8. Seymour, of Mrs. Reed of Sedgwick' avenue ,3
Winfield street, are spending two or improving after her illness
three weeks at Polo Alto Cottage,
Lake Winnipesaukee, Welra, N. H.
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‘, Thomas Boylan, or Noroton,
purchased a new motorcycle;
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has,
Pipes are being‘unloaded this morn— ‘ 1
his in from of Homer's block orenar- Edward Buttery was n 1111911111.» 1111-
mry to the water commissioners itor in Stamford. yesterday otter-
, building a tau-inch deter main noon. ., 4
7' through their conduit onothe west '3-
oide ot the new bridge.
Ellen Salmhury died yesterdafi at
x ' her home
’Mrs. Albert Dunn continues quite Height; h mm “Guile. Newton
.11! at her home in Betta Place. . Her, , ‘“ - .5
I!!! fFred Is also confined to his bed;
‘ by illness. They have the best wishes.
1 of their many friends for an early re-
covery.
The Methodist more; 31111 580nm;
met 111111 afternoon, ouy-Jii the eve-l
11mg wui' 11am tea. :
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4‘ The three-mooted schooner
rillmbd" (rum St. John, N. 13., is n‘ , 1?
Batch & Baileys old dock awaiting; The” no ’ m the Con
tr‘
Intending. This schooner will in all; . ., J
mutiny oe‘ 11111011111111 at 11111 com. 1monu£m nouns in --1-.om
7 Washington street.
"t'he
street.
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totem present at the «Mullins fernrlsoomk"
‘ and .ont‘ertainntent- siren lml‘mfig ‘
with: at the homes 111 mu. ' " "
mini and Mrs; w. o. nest-upon
Imam: were prstuly Idaoototodifiith m
I\it'cutpon It 1. u‘
'iore .3 o'clock, and will leai‘e Wedded
‘ru‘uher «out. sneaks. tin or estate plate
‘and cup.
he gii’en. 5 C,
Troop 3 wants’ to make a good i111-; '
ipression at this our first camp. L‘nit-'
1 a SUCCESS.
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:Juiy llth, repcmng at. camp iiy orf _
’het‘oic the unlock and “ill 11-12195 ‘ Painting
camp on W editosdai, July 15th. y‘ittcré S.
; And t’ol‘ those him stay more than
‘ though the Scout ltastcr shou'd iii!
‘ present. Scout Masters
not to send confectionery or cake.
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constructed 0: that nutritional? are % '
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Ill-EIIIIIEMY
Immuumnomnd
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A‘ lick i Mediums“ '«t 'm'ml“..§.£.t
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Iota-u Fa . no. Tut-1:3: Di:
owns-Me trod-OI. soda l
Ionic: Moon“. Tm}! Nubflfllflii
FAIL floaty-1 Dragozt‘un-o, w‘tu'w
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Troop 3 will leave Norwnlk. VII
‘k, Saturday. July
11. NH. reporti It camp by or be-
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day. July 15, utter dinner. 1
Each scout must take to camp;
Blanket. flannel shirt, bathing suit.’
knife, fork and spoon, two
The Broad River Aid Society meet‘
this afteiigoon at the home 0! Mrs.
Thomas James, on Sili'ermine avenue.
This will be the last meeting of the
society until sometime in September,
owing to the hot weather and vacation
time. ~
} lludolph Myers. of Silvermine nvoi
nue, has purchased the cow belongingi
to Frank Clarke, of Contstock avenue.
: Broad River ‘5,
tow,els soup, tooth- brush and powder.
extra socks, and those who stay for
The Silvermiue Boy Scouts were
on an auto ride which contained a}
more than one 991400-931" Wit 0‘ party of about twenty members and:3
{underwear I01 edtii period. they were conducted to their déstie‘
All scouts must take their ('Olls- nation in tour touring cars owned by
Only I’utrol Loaders will he permitted
to talte axes.
All members of Troop 3 are spedal-
ly requested to be present at meet
lug, itiday night. at 7:30 p. m., at.
which time limit pluns and order will
leaders 01.111111 troop: _A very pleas-
ant day was spent, starting at half-
past eight in the morning and turn-1
log back home at halt-past six inI
'the evening.
ed it can he done Let every Scout
be loyal, and do his best to make it
The Gorltam Co.
Always 08 Mint '11:!th in ,
WALL
PAPER
Signed.
Eli“ l\b
July 8, 1911
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General order No. 4. ’
'Ihe Iirst Illusion \till consist of H
the ’lhiid and loiirth Troops. ’l‘hlsi"
First liiiislon Mil lost 9 Noruoilt 1111
\l estport at one o'clock on Saturday.
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The Second Division will consist of; H
the ' list Troop and such mourners of i,
the Third. Fourth and liith Troops
as may hereaiter be designated 1‘.
Paper ,, Hanging
Decorating
The Goi‘ham- C. .
t0 Flat It, Eu! NWIIU
Filth i‘toop as are designated still}
11131 e \‘oiualk 1Ia \\ esipcrt on Wed- ‘1
nesday. July 15th at one 0’th it 4121‘
porting‘at camp by 1116111111111. the
Second Division will lénr'e Camp after
dinner Suiidny, 31119119111. .
The Third Ili1ision will consist of
the Fifth Troop and Mil team .\or
,walk 1m “estport on Sunday at one
o'élotk ionortiu'g at camp :11“ iiye
o'clock. Camp will he tintilli hrok
on on Thursday, iuh 23rd otter tlln
ner
Each Scout must take to r
1 blanket (dark colored),
1 Flannel shirt. 1 .
liuthing suit.
Rubber or waterproof coat,
liai'erist‘it.” ’ 5‘
Sneaks. ‘-
'I‘in or 115111.; filtité and cup.
Knife, 1111111111111 Spoon.
Two towels.
Soap, 1111' nitric-T
SOilD. ’1"E|ll‘l‘.-ili
Tooth brush and ponder.
Tuo extra pairs oi socks
amp;
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Should \Uilt‘ 91-115 navo been 311mg
you trouhlw r your glasses need
adjusting 109?. at liberty to consult
\WILLIAM J. moon!
- OPTICIAN
Room 6. Keeler Building,
No. 155 Washington It.
Opposite Hoyt'o Theatre.
Monday. Wsdnosday and Friday
, Evenings. 6: 30 to 0. .
1V address-JV .11. Ave. Q to -
9 11.111 dolly
one period one still 01 undoru 111v 1cr
each period.' .‘il So his latte c1: 'Is. t it
iy Patrol leader-sore parmittc.l to time
axes. ‘
All Troop'é'mu‘s't hike to and from
camp, All Troops must obey the corn-
mands oi the't‘ii‘tumissioncr and th:
officers 11111th by him e'ct:
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tutti impreés
the necessity for absolute ctedienm 01‘
their Scouts: _
Parents are particularly recounted
tovtut’s
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Pitta MacDonald
'READY FOR CANAL OPENINW;
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Vacation
WASHINGTON, July 9~That Ani-
'ortoan marine men actively are prepan
ins for the opening of the 11mm Che
not 'was indicated today in reports of
the Department)! Commerce circuit:
that seven 01 the principal merchant '. ,
ships built in the United states in the
fiscal year ending June 30 were tor
the Inth‘mls’n 111111111. Each steamer 11.11111: 1
Idol! mere 1111111 six thoumd gross
voun FEET ARE ENTITLED
To A VACATION. SLJP’ THEM
TttiTo A coupon-roam Min"
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111.11.... year 1,291 vessels were
artists of tho; place and the Scout
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“Footwear 1
‘ BOSTON STEAM CLEANING a. DYE-
lNG 60.. 51 Main, Nor-walk, Tel. 951, Miss s I H'ALLOCK, ,2 South Maini
Business Directory
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Do You Want to Reach the Public?
Let The ‘Sentinel Directory carry your name
and business into every home.
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AUCTIONEERS HENRY MOELLEn, 31 wanmgton'
WM_ GUTHRIE, autioneer and real! Street, ............... Tel. 1073-.3'
estate, Silvermlne, Tel. 1465-2. ‘
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
HOMER G. CRAW, South Main Street,
Scuth Norwoik, ...... Tel. 12623.:
J. A. MONTGOMERY, 21 Wall St...
Norwalk . .. . Tel. 585-2 Ind 32-2
JACOB CCHAoa, Auto and “Very, to IEXPRESSMEN. TRUCKMEN
Washington st. .......... Tel. 753,0. P. MORRELL, Long DMZ“, Ex-
JOSEPH SHAY, Elm s1.
Tel. 1366 2
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AUTO REPAIRS. 1
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REDDY 4'. AYERS' moron CAR co
Ford repairs at opeclatty. Tel. 401.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY 00-.
Wall Street, Nor-walk... Tel. 1382-2.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING ‘ RAYMOND and SON. 48 Main Street,,
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HERBERT RAYFUSE, Auto. Repairmi
Painting. 9 Havilnnd at, Tel 3032.
BOOTS. SHOES, REPAIRED
NAM-I'd REPAiR SHOP, 28 Washing.
ton Street, South Norwaik.
T. OARRAMORE, North Mum sum,
South Not-walk. ’
J. LIVENSTEIN, Water Street.
South Norwaik.
M. MARUCA. 59 Water, So. Norwaik.
Crippled shoot a Minty. Tel. 342-4
BUTTER, EGGS. C EESE
Y. EGG a BUTTER RKET. 27
“film” Main street, ..... 111.472.
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lWent Ave. Fish Mia~ Before ordering‘
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ELECTRICAL WORKS !
a. N MCKIBEON Tel 1353; Auto‘
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Lighting Systems a Specialty. i
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY l
JOHN WILSON'S Old Established
Agency, 24 Clay 8! ..... ‘ Tel. 266-4
Frets. Rowayton, Tel. 1181
Vegetables FRUITS, Candies
ANTHONY CARBONE, 61 Railmd1
Avenue, TM 338. 5
FISH, VEGETABLES
floli, fruit and vegetables, call 948.
FURNITURE
Norwllk, ................. Tel. 15.
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‘STERLING FURNITURE 130., 127-!
129 Washington 31., ....... Tel 105.’
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JEWELRY, NOVELTIES
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Toys, Etc.f
The Blur, 76 WuhhutOn 8!.
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JOB PRINTING ' ‘
1TH! BORDA PRESS, 95 Withinston
8!. Tel. ..................... 415.
JUNK DEALERS
JACOB YOUBDISKV, 26 Ely Avenue.
South Norwalk, ........ Tel 1364-5
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KITCHENWARE CROCKERY
:CIGAR MANUFACTURERS A GEHEBE. 25 W.Wulilngtor1 St |
Old Well cm-r Co. as Wuhington 91.
Tel. ..... l ....... 7 69
CIVIL ENGINEERiNG
HENRY R. MINER. Keeler Black.
South NOI‘WIIK. Tel. ....... 448-3.
E CtmtoénnpAIREn—Wmches
ARTHUR 1'. FERRIS. 78 Wuhivfiton
Street, ............ Tel. 353-12.
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CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS
81'. JOHN C KEYQER, Steamboat PL,
South Norwolk . ........ Tel. 1082.
STEPHEN UNGVARY, 123 West 5t.,
South Norviinlk. ........ Tel. 1493-3
11 W. “-9
CONSTRUCTION co.
...... 359-3.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
SALVATOR CHARRIOTT, 26 Wood
street ...... , , ..... Tet. 816.8.
nattu'rnssnn
MARING
Koeletr Building. Tel.
. E. H. MosEHousE, Dolleateoun and
Farley Grocerlu, 35 Wall, Tel 427
DENTISTS
bl. FRANK B. HOYT,1. Keeler Md-
lng ........... Tel. 130513.
I nunssntaxnns‘
' nuts. BELLE HARnis, Keener stock.
Waohington Street.
DYERS CLEANSERS
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ELKCTRJCAL WIRING
16-.
“Silver Lake l'ce."
Wu tum extended our service to:
NW response to non!
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entirely So
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Tel
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LAUNDRiEs 3
.OLD WELL LAUNDRY 32 Havillnd,
.................. 7111.309. ’
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MILLINERS
Miss POLHEMUS_ so Washington
Street, Tel. 302.
Street,
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MRS. B, M. TAYLOR, 50 North Main
Street, .................... Tel 335
MONUMENTS . .
SOUTH NORWALK MONUMENTAL,
84 80. Main street. Tel. 904
NURSES’ REGISTRY
South Main
Street, also chlropodint, ..Tel. 788.
OSTEOPATH‘S
DR. 0. A. BHA-MMUGH,
Building, Nor-walk.
Celeburn
Tel. 351 .
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pAIN'rnRs. PAPERHANGERS
G. DECKER Picture melrg “we"
avenue, ....... , ......... Tel. 173-41,
JACOB. A. RUDDER,‘ 138 South Main
street, ....... ......... Tel.1342-5.
PHOTOGRAPHS ‘
GEORGE 8. NORTH, 78 Washingmni
Street. ...... Telephone Connection.
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PIANO LESSONS
Strut, .. ..... .\.... ..... Tel 1193.
Avenue . Tel.109~5
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PIANO 11.11111 11 °
SONNENBERG PIANO CO-, 101 Wash
ington Street, ............. Tel. 30.
Tuning
STEPHEN L CLARY 95 West St.
South Norwaik ......... Tel. 1114 5
Brass PLATF‘G Nickel
1S. SCAM G. SON, Wat " Street.
South Norwalk, . Tel. 342-2.
PLUM’BING AND ’?"‘lNING
'ROBERT 3, THOMPSON, T1 f’irst 51..
ant Norwalk, ......... 6934
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT,87 ‘ St,
South Norwalk. ......... '1‘ 3638
POCKET BILLIARDS, PQPL
KNORR’S, Ticker .Servlce, .3“: ;1
News, Sporting Events 17. S. M:
WILLIAM B. HUEBELL.
Main Street, 8. Norwalk, Tel. 1294-3,
:REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
‘THE J, B. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
South Main, Tel 632-3.
‘ H. E. oANN- and SON, 45 Wail Street
Norwaik, Tel, 1311.:
THOMAS c. BALCOM, Norwalk P. 0.
{ Block, Wall Street.
TAYLOR d. GOLDEN, South Nerwalk
Trust Co. Build/inn. Tel. 1230.
will. H. ayiNCToN, Room 11, G.’
.zettc Bldg..,Norgntlt.iTcl. 3t
SEWING MACHINES
MACHINE 60., New and Second hand
15 Railroad avenue, ..... Tel. 372-4.
SIGN PAINTING
' HOWARD A...TILLY, 52mm 511m.
South Noka Tel, 473-2.
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STUDEBAKER AUTOS
'REVNoLns moto't CAR co.. Con.
Motion! and West aves., ..Tel 1120
REPAIRING
TAILORING
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ROCKOFF BROS.1 20 North Main St,
South Norwalk ..... . . . . .Tcl 362-2.
JOHN KUBOVIC, Custom Tailorv 213
E. Washington Street. ..Tel_ 320.
TIRE VULCANIZING
ROBERT 5. GREGORY, 7 Wall Street.
Norwalk, .Tel. 324-6.
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UPHOLSTERERS
B. K. MITCHELL, upholsterer, and un.
dartakerl 11 Water St, Tel, 13823.
WINDOW CLEANING
SO. NORWALK WINDOW G. HOUSE
CLEANING CO. BOX 516
lRugs WOVEN Carpets
Pmtd! 11. MELON, “wand Pow- ARCHIBALD MERRIAM, 1e Bayvlcw ORIENTAL RUG worms, 7 wmmm
..... .... raffle; 9552.
Street' .............. East Norwalk
You are Not:
filth“ you table board m o M
stools. Everything we]! choked
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Electri. , cal Co.
Tii only Fully mono
summon one!
In the Town
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