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"chal IHeall oi Salvation Army
Gave Inleresling Address on
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Ensign Edwin l, I-‘(2-rrett or Cottage
street. Inst llILIIl at the. Salvation.
Army Hall have u Iory interostin: rind
tnstrurtive ml}; on hi5 recent trip to
the great SII. \IIIitIlI
[and (2':( eI 'Irulions i.
I , “He told his large audience about uhat
Al'lli)
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1188 said and (ion:- :I'. the I (ingress, and
' the greatest or illlt‘l'ral was shown by
‘ the local Salvationisrs and parades, in
. :whlch tlIOUsnnIls (I: stilvntioniste irorn
every country in the world took part.
After. the first parade through the
2 .2undon street lIlt‘ dailies ot' tllat city
‘2 1. come out and highly praised the Anter-
IJcon delegates in line for the line anI.
. “My appearunce. During many of
the services held in the dilierent halls
the native Zulns, clad in their native
mostuniea, gave some very interesting
testimony about the hardships rrnder
Whiill'tilti (mill 1» Iunrpelled to nutter
to gain recughiliuri in their country.
All india the government has turned
.0! that country that the army may
“influence these daring (News to net-
iteftliwés lirere are 5. FIu-tl,00‘d. crim-
"inllu in lndiu, and [or these tribes the
”my to doing grout work. Schoals
I Alfie been built I‘20r the education or
’ ‘ their children and the army is
slowly but surelr (i I2lizing these des-
k mate trilies. ,
Ensign Ferrell also reléted his
islt to the grave of General Booth.
our! of his \lsitiuz and talking to the
~ ftlx'r3pirate clII'iru-tu'svi'lxo
W-Caitle; which in Lomioh'n I
:QQtion. These three men were
firnmcipal clrnrutters in ”Twite Born
Men" Harold Beg lilo's famous hook.
hey have been converted to Chris-
ionlty and are now conducting a reu-
tcue mission for their fallen brothers
.431 the very district where they for-
moriy reigned supreme among ,tlre
hwlela element. Ensign Perrett inst
veiling gave but an outline of his
undertul trip, hut from time to time
the
‘9 Salvation Hail on Water street
‘ona'l sportsmen are anxiously await-\
the races of the East Norwalk
guilt Club on the 25th of this month.
Contractor Allen Wood has broken
and tor a new house on the cor-
Fonwmlnce avenue and Gregory
levard.
'uperinteudent Elmer Lingard
no today for Philadelphia (in pri-
huslnehs. \ir. Lingard will protru-
eturu tomorrow. '
V re was no meeting last evening
h East Nor-walk Yacht Chi-I).
of: next meeting will be held
Randal/reverting next. ‘
' oinea‘ir ‘ot A routine nature
mil cted lust evening at the
Mayflower HOok and
I'ongress'
Friginrrd .
oVei“ io‘rhe InrrIIy the ,«2riuIinal tribes
rat: been spending a week
'wili relate further details of It in,
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Error or his home on First street. The
Ipilt (i hay was a mass ()1 ilames’ in
'u silo: t Irnre, filling the neighborhood
ritli minutes of smoke An alarm
was telephoned in to the Mayflower
lloo‘; and Ladder Company on \‘an
iZnnt street which responded in their
outwit-Lille truck, and put out the tire
IIIJI":re it had spread to the ndjrinirl”
Great exciteernnr
i‘rfigtrtvl in the neighborhood, as 111:
:Isi-‘ients ennrby thought a' barn or
ILI'MHL‘. “as ulire, so dense was the
sInIIke.
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.lrhn Cloverley is enjoying a week's
vacation traveling through New York
State.
Hurry Tiebout.‘oi’ Milford, spent the
“ooh-end with his parents on Cudlilr‘
street.
floorgi- llrown, of Brooklyn. spent
Ilie week with his family in Ruyinonl
street.
Ali's, Frank 'l‘houll has returned to
her home in Sclrenét‘tuly, New York,
after a visit with her daughter.
Miss Dorothy Raymond, of West
Side n’veriue, liar-returned to her Irozrrr:
utter a visit. in Wazhirrgton, D. C.
Miss Dorothy McKendr-ie, who has
been visiting her sister in l2i.Iri‘I'or2.l.2
has returned to her home in Rownyton
avenue.
.Jesse Jarvis will null for England
on- Monday July 27th, and vlslt hi3
relative , whom he has not seen in
thirty- omen-1.7, 2'- ._ 2" 3
{‘Mr. and Mrs; Curt tin g,}ri{r) I'm-II
m‘r- Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Lynch, have returnei
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Tire fre'gular meeting of the Rowe):-
ton Hose Company was held last ove-
ninx. Routine business was traneact-
ed and Oliver Clark and Edwin \V.
Godfrey were elected delegates to rep:
resent the hose coxpnay at the State
Flrrnen'rr Association convention
Greenwich. in the middle of August.
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I Three of the members of the Boy
Scouts from this plhce joined 2tli'e
Nor-walk Scouts this rimming and
went into camp—with them. The local
camp on the hill back of the school
house, on Rowuyton avenue, has al-
torded much sport for the boys; as
they are thoroughly enjoying every
minute. A visit to the camp will be
found interesting. ,to any who are in-
I ,terelted imthe movement.
An important ind enthusiastic meet-
ing of the Bible Study Class was held
last. evening at the home 0: Mrs. Clit-
‘ford Cuthill at which plans were com.
pleted tor the. cut-oi-door entertain-f
mént to ”9 given on the Methodist
piscpai Churoh grounds, Friday eVen-
tins. July 24.1‘his entertainment will
' Ihe one to pram all the l’ri'tmdn o: the"
clan. A serial": of Songs born" did and
new, illustrated by pictures of. lite”.
sung by prominent soloing-L
The Duke In Manchester and rum
lhe garage in the rear Of the heme
or Mrs Garreti H Smith in 'l‘okeneke
caught lire last evening; ‘A call was
sent into the Hawaiian Hose Com-
pany. our ernlloyees oi .\lr.. Smith
lrnd put the tire on: bel'ore the; filcni ll
armed. As there was over fifty gar
ions of gasoline in the garage and
three raluahle cars. the fire would
have been a serious one had i! IIUI
been plonritly discovered.
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Furnigure Co, 1:?
your furniture at Sterling
Washington street.
lion, is m2! i3‘lil2‘ so well as his
irierrds \lould li‘III- to Ere him‘ but
7 hope he will seer-I he out again, lair
lug iris ctr-Ionzary “aiks.
Rev. Ernest W. Bysslre, Mrs.
Bysshe and children, of Grenoble.
I-ranre. where ‘lr. Bvsshe has charge e‘
of the work oi the Methodist Epi5-
ropal (‘hruclr hie once again in the
luited States. Mrs. Bysshe “as (Ihlim
(d to come- to this country for medical
treatment and l: poo at the \iethodist
hospital in Brooklyn Hér many
friends trust she will soon regain her
usual good health. it is the plan of
Mr. llysshe no“ to spend some littlegs
time here at the home of “(31. “ii-
Iialn ii. Thomas. on the Wilson Point
road. It is with pleasure that the peo-
ple learn oi this as they \rill be happy
to again greet tlIIir iriend and former
Iliasior.
I At thl meeting 0: theIRellance Fire
Stillman). Illt., oi Rownyton, lII~t
night there was eleI-tion oi officers
Ville Board or Iiir'ectorai ls Conlposel
lol‘ the following: ll. Sherron, Robert
S. Marl-lay, \\'. 1. Stevens, W.
Joules, Jacob ll. Raymond, S. E.
Dill
I)It‘, Anion Stevens, John lleWuters:
uni ii .Stvvons. l2.‘ ll Stevens “I255
I222( 'Irztud (hiei; JOIi lotkw our! first a: -
shunt: Charles Tuck SCtOnd assist-
ant; torcmun (II the hook uni ladderI.
II’l'eztId lioyd;
.1. H Taylor; second assistant
rnun 11.121 liorlei;
Janis Uri \lonIlII elenirig new there
will be a mooring held in the con
22Iry‘Ir quarters for the purpose
(Ii-.2- 2tnr; (Illinois oi the corporuiion.
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The Starfish. (lamp has come into"
existenre at Pear. Tree Point.
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I .\lrs Weber of Mansfield
was a visitor in Starnlord. on Satur-
day I
I E B. lilndelv (2i Munsllcld avenue
spent Saturday uttdrnoon motoring
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The Boy's Christian Class of the
Larien ALL 132-91‘3’“ will meet in
night. '
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George Smith. jl‘., of the Bordon
Milk'Compnny, has left for Goshen
Ifor n vacation.
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I St. Luke‘s E l=cnpal Church has in
contempaition A hazuar which is es-
timated will be a marvel in thnt line
Over 500 gallons of oil have been
sold from the Texas oil tank by And-
rew Taylor in the first weak or opera-
tion
J D. Calhoun of Greenwich, the nevi"
owner of the Gum place on Grocle
street, has 2mm a caretaker to 100k
utter the house and property.
As usual, the ball game on Saturday
brought many irom Stamford and we
Norrtn‘rks into town. From the latter
‘ town especially, there were many.
The postponed linemen meeting 0’
the Epworih Lustre will he held tr-
night at. the church 5mm. Routing
meters are to errors up for considers-
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first assistant foreman“
steward Jena-2.
IIton Point :1 week iIorn today. as the
‘* too if you want a real ”1.5313 limp:
“W““R Ball teams o€4hei§roiherhood «II-lira
2 lo the halt to avoid hitting a car said
lie 3551mm;
ern stile to his orutory that adds to
the intent of firtthasiou.
Air: TTIPOUOTC l Sherman had‘a
tors lane inhaler of. relatlles from
Port ’ lies!“ ail («leeuwherv call upon
i.ez2 Sunv av. air er the Fourth, some 01‘
w: I. In she 'ad not been in over hit on
wars
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, Matthew (Wiley, (Ii Prospect al'enue.
'who is stiffer-Ins: from acute indiges-
iiappy at the outcome oi the threat-
ening morning llariens joyous farm-
ers went into the 1ielr‘l5 Saturday alt-
ernoon. anti IiGj— ‘ll| the work of curling
hay to the ram. ’l‘2‘reI2 made hay while
the sun shout
I £25Ilr TheohnL l. Sherman of th22
PO: t liond Ila: out to the .\i. l2 (Irurch
rind-III rnor ring it hello: ilrst time
in over lIi'.) months 5 ‘Ie has their aoie
to no i:_.r I s: I.I :2. distante, as she is
not' in good herilh.
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George Sumo, who gained 2a large
and variel Inperh-rno upon the i‘llle-
chicken l'.nrrn has seemed 3 position
uith Morton iI'~ Plant. or New London
or} o is v.22!) Slit'teSbfllI in that line,
,uIiIi ulil nia‘iIc L’ood rs.) of .Ilr. Stahd
1e} 5 expel: once.
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Furniture (‘0,
furniture at Sterling
1127 Washington street
The volunteer liremcn’s flair closed
Saturday ni4l It aiIM three days Of Aut-
cnss and rue-rIrrIrenl' The crowd was
largo Saturday night, liutthe rain
sorrrewhut broke up the partyI Visit-
‘urs were prekzcnt III-n; Stamford. the
Noruulhs and New tunuau. ’l‘IrI-
‘25keII h ‘11 Nercr lluirrs. lint it Pours,”
‘\\&S gixmen and neural ruushnl nutri—
here, The committee in charge of the
0,Int‘lurr were Ii. I}. “adore, .lulires Gal»
vines: Flies. IlInretl. James liennert.
i'l'liornus l2'IIrI_e§2. llurrv ’l'itnnls, II. M.
,Baker and S t'. Forbes,
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Isrhocl will moi-re mi excursion to RO»
‘ committee has horn appointed to make
Inll llbl‘fluial‘) aIrungeurents for going
I-ou Tuesday, .lulgvfilsr. indication-2
1ore that u very Inge numherol the
Ischool and congregation going will
make? {one or; moat uuccesshul
3IrIzeircur ‘hey I. \‘eV’l find. Get-1n
liouch witr Mum In achool commit-
have the time of their life.
There is a quiet morcrnen! on (Out
‘in nation w-hlth has not \2el so fully
‘ developed as to merit report, hut in
evidently looking towards an unifica-
tion oi the wings of the old putty, or
the getting together of those who are
I. intoréuled’in Ammonium, whichvwl l
Iremlt in nominations- for office PM!
{all of men or character who will
adorn any pldco that occupy. Names
‘hnvo just been faintly .whleoered in
Ilarlen that gives 3 thrill of pleasure
in the possibility oi Inning such men
represent the public in oliice.
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.3 Fiat niotor {or which apparently .
was racing. up the east slope 0L .N'Oro-
ton Hill Sunday night. about 11, with
Another nutorribhlle In nIrigb' It Was. 2
said wag Cyril Crlmruiua of Colleud‘
or's Point. suffered a blow out when
the chiulfeur;.lo1irr Conway‘ ,6! 7352‘
What and street, “New York steel-elf
to boomed by CC Clark at ;l§rldg‘e-
part. When 'the the of the mean:-
lapsed,2tlre car plungedrover the car
track's Into the hedge on the virgin
prewar. and kindred ln'a ditch. The
wheels were broken. A young woman
and a man were in the car with the»;
chauffeur, and they hurriedly entered
theI-Crintmlng demand were driven mi
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Wait X9 one web injured land the Fiat,
"MCI; in grid tome the property otu
New York manufacturer named Wham
.ormI...~was to’wodJo Bell's same in
stumtord for repairs.
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WM. GUTHRIE, autIOneer and real Street. ............... Tel. 10733. so»; 45"855? PIANO co 0
estate, Silvermino, Tel, 1465-2. ‘3 I ‘2 I W: “2
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
HOMER G. anw. South Main Street.
~aoum Norwalk; ,_ . ~.-. Tet. 21262-3.
J. A. MONTGOMERY. 21 Will St.
Norwalk ....... Tel. 685-2 and 82-2
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JACOB SCHAUB. Auto and Livery, 16
Washington St. ...... .Tel. 753.
JOSEPH SHAY, Elm St.
70'. -.r.‘.....\.-l. .5. n
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AUTO REISAIRS. 2
AEDDY o. AYERS“ MOTOR CAR co.
Ford repair: a specialty. To]. 2401.
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AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES‘
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY 00.. 29
Wall Street, Norwaik,.. Tel. 1382.2.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
HERBERT nAvrusa, Auto. Repairo,
Painting, 9 Huviland 8L, Tel 303-2.
BOOTS, SHOES, REPAIRED
NASH‘S REPAIR SHOP, 23 Washing.
ton Street, south Nomlk.
TGARRAMORE North Main Street
South Norwalk.
J. LIVENSTEIN, Water Street.
South Norwolk;
M. MARUCA. 59 Water go. Nomlk.
Cripple. shoes I “acuity. Tel. 342-4
Burton. SgECHEESE
N. vr mic" A 5 MARKES; 27
319% min Galleon...”
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cmAR MANUFACTURERS
out walIch 05,83 Wamingto'h St.
2m.
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CIVIL ENGINEERING
HENRY R. MINER. Keoter Block.
south Nor-walk. Tel. 448-3.
Clocks—REPAIRED—Whtches
ARTHUR T FERRIS. 78 Washington
Street, Tel. 85312.
CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS
STI’JOHN‘III‘KEYGER. Steambou PII.
South Nor-walk Tel. 1082.
STEPHEN ones/Any 128 West So,
8outh Norwalk. Tel. 1493-3
MARING CONSTRUCTION 00.,
wxuler Building. “Tel. .,2... 35-.93
26 Wood
.Tel. 818-3.
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SALVATOR IGHAnmorr.
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DELICATESSEN
E. H MOREHOUBE, Dellotmson ind
2 Juicy Grader-ion 35 Wall Tel. 427.
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OR'PRANK a. now k‘eaier Build.
ing....I...II....I.....TeI130513.
'2 DRESSMAKERS
was. Baud murals. Kselor stack,
Walking!“ Street. 2'
CLEAN SERS
Tell; 47:.
769 .2
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ELECTRICAL WORKS
(G. N. McKiBBON' Tel. 1383; Auto
Lighting Systems a Specialty.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
JOHN ersows Old Established
Agency, 24 clay St. Tel. 266-4
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EXPRESSMEN, TRUCKMENI
D. P. MORRELL.‘ Lang nuance Ex-I
Prcu, Rawayton, Tel. 1181;
~Vegetables, FRUITS, Candies I
ANTHONY CARBONE, 61 Rallmadi
Avenue, Tel 338.
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FISH, VEGETABLES
West Ave Fish Mitt Beinre ordering
fish, fruit and vegetables call 948 I
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FURNITURE
RAYMOND and SON, 48 Main bireeth
Norwalk‘, Tel.
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STERLING FURNlTURE (20.,
129 Wathingtcn 8L,
jEW‘ELRY, NOVELTIES
MUSICAL IN8TRUMENT3, Tays, Etc.
The Bozar, 76 Wumngton St.
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JOB PRINTING
THE BORDA PRESS, 95 WauhingtUn
8!. Tel. . 415,
JUNK DEALERS
JACOB YOURDISKY, 25 Ely Avenue
South Norwalk, ....... T.'el 13655
nuanNWmnénocrtnRy
'A. GEHEBE, 25 w. Washington St
I Tel. .1089-2.
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VOLD WELL LAUNDRY 32 Havlland
I Street, . Tel; 309.
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i MILLINERS
MISS POLHEMUS 80 Washington
Street,
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runs. a. M. TAYLOR, so North Main
Street, ......... . ....... Tel ,335
MONUMENTS
SOUTH NORWALK MONUMENTAL,
84 50. Main stroet. ...... Tel, 92'"
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NURSES' REGISTRY
DR. 8. 2o, LAWRENCE: 2 South Main
street, also chiropodilt, (I'm. 738.
. OSTEOPATHS
DR D. A. SHAMBAUGH
Building, Norwalk
Ccleburn
TN. 331
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PAINTERS. PAPERHANGE RS
G DECKER Picture Framlrc, 18 Weat
3 avenue, TelI1734
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JACOB A. RUSDER,1 1.3 South Main
Street, Tel-1342!:
I PHOTOGRAPHS
_ GEORGE 8 NORTH, 78 Washington
l Street, .. Telephone Connection.
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PIANO LESSONS
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.STEPHEN L, CLARY, 95 West St,
Brass
,5. SCAM a. SON, Wilts” Street.
South NorwaIk, . Tel. 342 2.
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PLUMBING AND 'INING
ROBERT S. THOMPSON. ' ' "'rst Sn,
East Norwalk, ......... ‘ 593-4.
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ARTHUR E. BENEDICT, 87 ‘ St.
South i' Crwalk. ......... 7538
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15, WILLIAM B. HUBBELL,
‘THE J. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
1H. E. DANN and SON, 15,,Wall Street.
Tel. 302. '
ington Street ........ Tel 30.
South Norwalk ......... Tel. 1114-5
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Nickel
KNORR'S, Ticker .Service, .Base, Ll
News, Sporting Events 17. S. M; 2.
10 Son"
Main Street, 5. Norwalk, Tel. 1294-3.
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REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
South Main, ............ Tel 632-3.
Tel. 1311-2.
Norwalk,
THOMAS c. BALCOM, Norwalk P. 0.
Block, Wall Street.
TAYLOR G- GOLDEN, Win Norwalk
Trust CO Building. Téi.1230
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WM. H. BYlNGTON Room 11, G'
zette Bldg., Norwalk Tel. 3'.
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‘SEW‘ING Miter-trues
MACHINE co. New and Second-hand,
15 Railroad avenue, .. . . . ‘rel. 372-4.
I SIGN: PAINTING
HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Water Street,
South Norwalk ,....... Tel. 473-2.
STUDEBAKER“ AUTOS
REYNOLDS MOTDR CAR co.. Con-
necticut and West avem, ..Tel 1120
TAILORING. REPAIRING
ROCKOFF BROS" 20 North Main St,
South Norwaik .. ....... Tel 362-2.
JOHN KUBOVIC. Custom Tailor 213
.E. Washington Street” ..Tel 320
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TIRE VULCANI'ZING
ROBERT S. GREGORY, 7 Wall Street.
Norwalk, .‘I'el. 324 6.
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‘UPHOLSTERER‘S
B.» K. MITCHELL, upholsterer, and un-
dertaker, 11 Water St, Tel. 1382-3.
WINDOW CLEANING
. 80. ‘NORWALK \IVINDOW 6. HOUSE
CLEANING co. Box 516
WOVEN Carpets
.East Norwalk
8treot2 ......
Electrical Co.
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