WEDNESDAY, JULY :5, 19:4
i l H £32555, 5; as .u
u; i r i?) e ‘ at: in
distinct.» tr; 9. 93w: t . i so
an labour m M .l‘ l r w i -u”r
. \' t ' an. ...:; .i‘ -’ i:
‘ ,‘ 1.1 .t int i .1 .~~ . .31.:ll} \l~
tar v’wtlln it. .as 1‘. our 'wtu.
1m 31....1 .- .-'.i n: (.‘k'lll ..1 in'
lV'EWS
" 1' .r lilt‘llllig or the Board .7 St- -\'-
Mir-'1 \ . i'lolaH-m—rs or Me Met l-
. it»! «hurt-.1 or itu:-a.\to.i. \i..1tir ha»
ll l1.-t'
Hold this t-icnrlru at me piir.
:::-:<.-t- ha: 'Enl: pu:lp\tl‘.l"l until a
J j late: date.
7'"—' _-_ .---_~...,. ,-_ ,_..--.. - .4
Eduard ll;.i .t‘l 1:.c liast Sidt. 113$ mint, have 1' infu‘ul trout Maiden, \1:>< “M Jrnnrims ”“9“”. Em“?
resigned his irtlztitun a: driver for ‘nhurp they “L‘l'l arsr'rri; tor a 11'1’:e'1t(,|mflu a runner ol‘trie'uiu ll'onl the
r, .. . .. .
the Cams isltt'lllt owns»: '..t rial tone- or Alias F, ii. llruritiaic
3 Normal dental at her
(it (10(11th a‘wuiu‘.
lltllllt‘
31115.13 their} mare
Allelic l‘dl-
AltllJ it
Mix: llr'urninge glint is lllallgit‘l‘ oi the
Phaltll Telegraph otiice in Atet'iden,
arrrw vi in toun last ui;l1t,alnd is now
enjoying vacation at the
hour. in First atreet.
Miss (‘. Tailor. ict'luerh' or South
Noruulk, it'd: 1 illt r. ”p finer pei‘IllllIit'Iil
resident-‘- on \'.in Zuni atrcel.
the “1351‘s \Jlkl‘lLI‘b ilrtish,
Marion Deli :tl. Sara Ryder, lith-
t-l Downs. Josephine llorhutn. .‘tiar'toii
t‘i'ct-itctt and Blanche Ellis.
“EDT,
a week”:
“‘2‘- Eur znothcr,
Tile \\'Ullrfllt:‘ Auxilinry of (‘lirist
Church, will hunt with Mrs. Arthur
Borehouse. Tlliil‘:<iafl' aiternoon.
|ll
Miss (ilzldia‘ Find, of 4-3 Van Zant
>tler't. proved llt‘roell' it most charming
howl luil‘E‘Yigullll. lit a party given
iii honor of her eighteenth birthday
anniversary. After a delightiui social
evening, the guests partook of, a dain-
~ty lunthcon, served in the dim light
ii. Hamel and Mr.
and Mrs, ilaroltl Harriet and son. tot
lielljort, L. 1-, who are enjoiirig an
lxlt’llily?‘ motor trip to points of in-
ure: t in the New England States are
trait: is for a short time at the llotlli':'
.\ir'. and Mrs ll
Raytriond lirothtr's tire unloading at
their Water >tiwt dork: a load or bi-
tuminous ("trill it'orrr tht large barge,
A. C. .\l~'('lellulld '
or \ii'. and Airs, t‘iiaries ll. i’eltl, oi
... -—~-~w cast by the lioatcss's illurriinnted hidtll- ltowut'toll and ,‘tll'. and Mrs Elmer 1.
Mr. and Jlr~ Pete) t‘. Morgan have Jii)‘ mike. .\t on early hour the guests page
returned iron. their
are zit Ziit'il lll“1\
Gregory" Boulevard.
lzont-yrnoon and
home at .\‘o. 43
tlt‘lthl‘lid wishing, her many happy re-
turns ol‘ the day {\liss Finch Was the
recipient of runny pretty and usel’ul
3presvtits.
ii. Vlt'llllllg
The outing of the ltowayton Metho-
dist Sunday school, which was to talte
plnce today. had been postponed until
Ill-Kt Thursday. July 23. it the weutii-
or is unfavorable on this date the out-
iri: “ill be held on July L‘Sth. This
outing will be all old-fashioned get-t1»
Electric tlllttr'nt'il r i".
has receive] t'ru tonli‘ztt't to «to the
wiring of the l10u5v of C. ii. litirihtrr‘t
on 10 t'lost-ent ‘l‘i'l‘HK't‘,
ml. is St. Swithin's (lay, and the
f‘l‘OUil’lllal title of forty days' contin»
lions rain is going the rounds, much
to the sorrow of the owners of the
E
4
__-__._..._. . nether meeting and there will be
A dog 1w. lilill-li this mornitm at large craps of bar on East Norwalk 5pm,, games and a 3“,“,th mm).
the (‘Ol‘HFl‘ 01' 51‘1” “PI-9 1"” fan‘l‘q‘ Several owners 0‘ large quan‘ ball game lit-tween the. boys and the
East avenue by it” automobile. The “”95 0f hay said ”“5 morning the) girls. it is hoped that every family.
accident was unavoidable. “"“l‘e t‘euriul 0f 103m“ "DDSM‘Wi‘l’le the parents as well its the members of
_._....__...- money because of the fact that tltev ”H, Sunday school, will all min to
Mourlson t;,-,,m,_.,.5, the East Side were unable to ptrt their tiny under make thin outing a great event.
cover because of the dampness ot‘ the
lvetliitt'l’, 'l‘hecropn are large. but the
price is, said to be high, and is slow-
ly rising
painters and d00td‘illOlS, yesterday lin-
ished their work on the (ieorae
Otlrarne llCiilst on \\'iltoti avenue.
I
Our
Day Nursery ‘
and
Work
The regular monthly meeting of L119
Mr; and Mrs triel Cameron of
ankirts 11v none have returned from a
.weelrs automobile trip to tarlous
points of interest 011 Long Island.
Thrrle ; was. consularable interest
shown hit East Sidc'rs in the lr-tiorr li,‘
the council lait urchin; in granting
. .tl. I". “With, the. 1.16211 linrdu‘are treat.
er, “the privilege of installing u cant:-
line [unit in the limit of his store on
Fast Washington Fll'l‘t‘t, in spite of
the ohiertiori made hi (‘ouncilrnan 3i.
J RHiortian. who mid as long its the
streets were uithirr his jurisdiction he
didnt think the request should ”be
granted. saying tltl’lt many complaints
had been received from people about
its already itr ulfifiouncilmari lilap
it stated the dinfitosions of the side
walk in front of the store and told
that it. would interior with tratfic ‘ln
James Shea, oi Charles street, who
"has been einplo3ed by the. Crescent.
hundry for some time past. 3cster-
day severed his connection with that
estalilislinir iii
Mr \and .\lr.~'. \\'. ll hating, otzNew-
ark J, and ill'. lScbfield and Wife».
:1)! Ne\w York motored tip and spent.
”he ucek- curbl ‘P lgkscofleld's pari
~elite, .\ir. and? Scoileld, or
j8trawberr3 lilll,
directors at the Day Nursery Assuma-
3“
ul
ll, ntjtlie South Norwalk Library.
The virepr'eslderrt, Mrs. Lane, liresid
rd. .
Mrs Edward Benedict. of Benedict “0 “"l’ “'-h3‘e"°" Tm" in“ ‘5 59"" The home "°“"“’”99 ”00““ 1‘ ‘0'
sir-ear who recently was ad'iriitt‘ed'to‘ installed by the Texas 0". Compdny ial attendance or IllO children during
for Mr. Dunn. and it will mean an int
crease of business in tho saute of gas
olirio tutu rust; or his hardware steel:
Mr. Dunn presented 3 Jorge list of
Battles uni; thaLpetltlon he presented
to the c'oiin‘cil last evening The paper
contained the names of many of the
prominent residents of East Norwnlk
and South Norunlk as well. The tank
itself will be sunk several feet he.-
o New York lru<ptttil for an _operation.
' in reported to be slowly improving.
'Her man} friends on the East Iide
‘wlli be pleased to learn this oneourag 1
ins information. ‘
the month, welcome
Besides the daily gifts of milk from
the Whatsoevor Circle K. D and \lrs.
Wilcox, which have been sent
some. veal-s Mrs Wilcox also
bread cakr ani tolls.
A Friend—Clothing.
Thoughtlui Circle, (‘runhury-«l-‘our
and many
for
sent
'1
2-7..
Narrtrnalte Home sounds well to the
people of Bart Norwalk as the new
more of the poor house. Tire Counv
oil has approved the recommendation
or the Charitr Commissioners ‘nnd heath the sidewalk, and the gasoline up??? 13 ‘J AndretvI-‘tillk daily
hereafter- the name town farm or poor “’1" '39 drawn by means 0‘ ‘ ”“19 veketzlrlels. ' ‘ ' '
house will be lost sight of. . l ...._.._._ l Mrs. John cavuuagh—Strawberriej.
1 Mrs. Rummler‘u Sunday School
riends have been advised of the (‘iassésandtvichns
engagement of Miss Ethel Stullr
jdaughter of Mr and Mrs. A. Stun of
Cottage strut to Abraham Susnitzky,
~01 Danbur'y Miss Stull resides on
ttage street and is employed in the
ty; Wann‘tacturihg Company.
ROWAYTON l
VV‘.
ill bles.
, A Friend—«Eggs.
Mrs, John Keogh-$1.00
leemnu Feet—Toys and cookies.
l.“
Preston Hart. 3r. of Bridgeport, was
a Sunday visitor in Rowayton.
gatiorin'l lawn fete.
A Friend through Mrs. Rtrznruler—
till lor summer .ti-eat‘s"‘for the chit
rcn. "
. :resh vegetrtl. 195 are very much on-
,lozred by thotolder children. lHrenis
The ways and means committee or
iha East Norwalk ImpmVement Anso-
Whip met at the home of Mrs. E.
. (lorJram and planned to ask each
number oi: the Asunciatlon VtG earn a
bilar for the organization by the lat
”September". "- t"
‘Mlsses Jean and Anna Wyllte of
Noroton .vtsited in Rourayton, today._
Miss Mabel Prior; 91;Norwnllt, was
a recent 'guest at
Airings. or this place.‘
her this, and. send son a of that: sur
w
rig boat cht’p‘lliyed by the Andrew 33th
dot Oyster lama mummy for the pur-
l towing the large aohotmeru “l
r shells from gtbe large pile on“ ' ‘
eke a shalt yesterday , Miss Beatrice Dates. of Raymond
street, has gone to Walflngtord to
to mess the tug Ad‘ 3 and two weeks with i.‘l’igndti .
fictdwthediaahled. p - ""‘ "
to the thei (look, where she let
Opting undergomg repairs.
JulianaZ tutti, Of Grove street,
Norwalk. visited several. friends
in 'Rotvaytou. thin week.
log a wholeémne treat to many.
please also remember that growing
7children have tine appetites; and can
dispose of a goodly quantity or food.
The mother or .two or ‘our banter:
Elma broken' down in health under the
{great strain. of the past two years. It
The regular meeting or the Boy is almost bayou tiér strength to push
lScouts will be held in the Methodist we hefiyy. carriage me now has. [1
Episcopal Church. this eventnx.
,..
ledertck Wl‘Knapp. who lives.
. :iclnity of lftho White bridge 343;. May Tuck. lit Rbt' Venue. if will he
1 Norwalk, was taken yesterday has taken ‘— Donl‘tion Iii it I‘ll , an .
than anatortnmr Dr M .1"
lirr had“ eat called to attend
.‘tbo Booth Nonli‘
' Jill We
Mrs Chauncey Base .
lion‘wrts ircid‘in the morning affinity.
slits. '
Charles Gorilla—Fruit and vegetnv
Mrs. Rummler~Cake .from Congre 3
.-i .
who have gardens ‘wiil'kindly renzetnn ’
plus to the Nursery they will be givg:
And .
DARIENl
Nortorou t
“a“t‘a a‘. clith‘ Lian receive-i a coat-
ing 01 oil. ‘
Muster ’i‘vrry 1.31.; Jeri tisned Starr.-
lord yesterday.
.‘liat'neu L‘ui.’ Ell oi )iausiield a\enue
is it at his home,
\
Smith was a visitor in
yesterday.
\‘oik is stand to pitill in Barron's
game with the All lirldgcborts next
Constable
Stamford,
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PIANO
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30 vi iEtrB..R'u PlANO C0,"lOl ‘i'Vaslb
l lngton itsect, ............. Tel. 30
' ELECTRICAL WORKS t __.
30 N McKIBBON, Tel. 1383; Eleatrlc .S' -
fEl’HEN L CLARY ' l
Self Starters a Specialty. . ' ' 9) Wes. 5"
AUCTIONEERS
WM. GUTHRIE. autioneer and real
utate, Silvermine, ..... Tel. 14652.:
__——-
Washlngton 13.15.
‘.—' Ref: .f ‘1‘
Tel
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
Saturday.
iiiot'k
Miller's
The telephone poles \\'llli‘ll
the trolley tracks east ot‘
bridge are being removed.
J. l: Morerouse and tamii3 are at
Lake Kitlhen' an occupying .lll. More-
housc‘s (ottajrc there tor a num'ler 01‘
weeks.
t'rrrnlur‘e (it Sterling
137 ,\‘.‘:iehirrgton atteut.
-llu_r' your,
Furniture (to,
..,_., __.
Ztir. lllid .\irs. Theodore Storehouse
of (Jalitorriln. \titli u son and lintight
LY, are visiting lir. Mort-house's moth-
er, on Prospect street.
l
Kearney’s 'band 01‘ ten pieces t'ronr
Stamford “ill furnish the music tor
the. outdoor dancing at the ilarien
iirenten's crirrr'rvl‘ll the. first week in
August.
Mrs. John Muntori in in u cottage at
the Thimble island‘s 101' 11- low weeks.
Miss Anna tlorniely 01' New York, is
visiting her contort. Alias Jessie Mac-
Caurrnoud.
Steven T. Mather. who several dul's
ngo arrived hero'hy automobile from
Chicago, has tell again for that cit'l'.
Mrs. Mather, \vith hcr‘young daughter :
remaining at their tountry home on
Gracie street. '~ '
- M—
'1‘er llnrien in with club will plan
the taut All it duepottlgm. thig
\te t-k Sa‘r dill. g! 18th“ is is thy
“fastest team,tl. tater played in D85
Trleu, and the lotus oi’ Irnmumwo
nobmmnmm”
son Mano or Q. :nltlr has the best team . 1 — '~
111nm burgh t~~_ttr had .md this, Sgt- CIGAR l’leJFACTURERS' gA' GENES" 25 w'w"hi"°‘°"1,;;2_
nrdny the ‘nnn can be sure oil :1 fine Old well Clél‘r (35-. ”'Wmmgw" 3‘. Tel, """""" ' """""" SEWING MACHINES
‘ K ~ . ..... . ..... ...... ...769 .__.._._,
gimfi' , TI '8 tf m,“ lS‘COllTlfit‘Od 0f Yo ‘i Tel MACHINE 00., New and Second-hand,
"“3"" 'm""‘°'g"‘ m "1"?“ l —""‘ " . , LAUNDRIES 15 Railroad avenue. Tel. 372 4.
”W” M ' :4 iOLD WELL LAUNDRY 32 Havlland
“‘9 N’Wl‘?“ ”S‘s ills Fire Conwunl'j . .CIVIL ENGINEFRING ' Street ..... Tel. 309.“ '“"'"' "
met. for fire tit-til Monda3 night, and; HENRY R. MlNER. Keeier Block, " __ ". . ‘
inanenmarry-masio“at dietitian. A: ' ’Souur Norwalk. $2.1. 448-3. lILLI ERS SIGN PAIN I NC:
M“ "8‘ mm” “mm “0 "a“ "‘W I" N HOWARD A. TlLLY, 52 Water Street.
anti). attached and \\"tltel turned on. ED—W'atches Miss POLHEMUS 80 Waahlngton South Norwalk Tel 4732‘
The company was divided into 2 aec- Clocks—REPAIR street, ............. Tel. 302. - .
ARTHUR T. FERRIS, 78 Washiruton
lions of 12.31102. each. Clarence. llout~ t Street Tel 85312 , _ —-
on but! th'hnl'd Duudale. sr in charge . -. ’ ""“'"'"_ MR8. a, M. TAYLOR, 60 North Main '
The lattér “on alumni. it in eighti '" BUILDERS Street, ............ ........Tel 305 STUDEBAKER AUTOS
minutes Altiicitt all \v '10 took part in . QCONZRAEEEYEER 8t Ioai: Pl ' ~ RFYNOLDS MOTD'X CAR CO, Con-
. 81'. J0 N cam ‘ 'v ‘ '
3:332:18;iiZul'Sitl‘LELtlliI'flfi'r‘; I 3°09“ Norwalk .-....... Tel.1082. MONUMENTS nectlcut and West avea., ..Tel 1120
ldideOO feel, 0t 1101-? utter securing it "H” SOUTH NORWALK MONUMENTAL' "
from the Muse and coupling it, ill tour
l Stunt: wort-.alk ........ Tel. 11H“:
HOMER G. CRAW, SOLth Main Street, l ——————-——~ _._. . .
South Norwalk ........ Tel.12623 l EMPLOYMENT AGENCY , ‘“T
. 1 i s ' o E t bi' r. V8.3: L 3“" h".—
J. A. MONTGOMERY, 21 Wall st- “Ortncw; g": Sgt 'd 5T; fag: S P AT 1 N ‘1
Nor-walk ....... Tel. 685-2 and 822; 9 y, y ' “““ ‘ ‘ io. SCAM a SON, w:-_ -~ Street,
‘ ..._.._.._ l South Normalk, . Tel. 3 .
JACOB sanua, Auto and Lthei-y,1e EXPRESSMEN, TRUCKMEN' ,1
Washington St, .......... .768 D. P. MORRELL, LOrIg Distance E} l ——-~— ~
" ‘ Pres-- ”warren. Tel 1181 PLUMBlNG AND ‘NING
JOSEPH SHAY, Elm St. . t
~ ........ 355-2' . . . ' _ .; -'
Tel. . 1 Vegetables FRUITS Candles lRCBmT smoupsor. ‘rstSid
. East Norwaik, ......... ’ >934. 1
AUTO ltEPAIRS purl/:13? CARBDNE, 61 Brillirgggl l
. " """""""""" AARTHUR E. BENEDlCT, e:- . St.
REDDY 6. AYERS. MOTOR CAR CO 1 “"h 4‘ South Nfllwalk. ...... '= ’538 l
Ferd repair: a specialty. Tel 401 l FISH VEGETABLES I ., t
t
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AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES- :West Ave. Fish Mid. BefOre ordering
fish, fruit and vegehbles call 943|1)0CKET BILLIARDS,1 . ‘L
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY 00., 29‘ ____ KNORRS TI 3. 5 c B I
7 Norwaik .. Tel. 13822.? l r er ervi e. asr, .
Wall 8".“ ' FURNITURE l News, Sporting Events 17. S, Nb. t
LACKSMITHING RAYMOND and SON 43 Main btreetu
GENERALB I Norwalk, ...... . .......... Tel. l5. WILLIAM B. HUBBELL, ‘10 Soul" ‘
HERBERT RAYFUSE. Auto. Repairs,
Painting, 9 Haviiand St” Tel 303-2.
BOOTS SHOES. REPAIRED
NASH’S REPAiR SHOP, 28 Wauhing
ton Street, South Norwalk.
] Main Street S, Nurwalk Tei,12943
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'STERLING FURNITURE 00., 127-!
129 Washington St, ....... Tel 105.;
iREAL ESTATE INSURANCE
JEWELRY. NOVELTIES
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Toys. Etc
The Bat», 76 Wuhlvtgton St.
THE J B. LAWRENCE AGENCY.
South Main. Tel 63? 3.
_——~.-———
DANN and SON 45 Wall Street
T. GARRAMORE. North Main Street
South Norwalk.
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J. LIVENSTEIN. Water Street, 103 PRINT “(3 l. o _
South Namath. “:5 32R!“ cuties, 95 w‘.‘”"9;1; THOMAS c. BALCOM, Norwalk p. o.
t o e . ...... . .............. _
Black, Wall Sti eet,
JUNK DEALERS
,JACOB YOUROISKY. 25 Ely Avenue,
M. MARUCA. 59 wm}, so. Nov-walk!
Cripple: shoes a specialty. Tel. 3424;
,TAYLOR 5. GOLDEN, South Norwfllk
Trust CO. Building. Tel. 1230.
Mann-«~1-
*W
13”ng iqui HEESE 1 South Norwalk, Tel 13544.
N. Y. EGGa BUTTE ARKET,‘27EW ___- _‘_ .Y‘l WM. H. BYINGTON, Room 11' G, ‘
. south Main Street........ Tel. $.32 .- “in 5169., ”walk. To, . .13: i
'KITCHENWARE CROCKERY
STEPHEN UNGVAav,.123 West at. 84 80. Main street, ......,Tet. 9m
- “hiLORING
and one half minntu. .- '3°~"lh NOI‘Wl‘k- Tel. 1493'3 REPAIRING
, ......‘--.-—-.—-.~---~~—_- . . 2 . N _ co NURSES REGISTRY inccmrr ends, 20 North Main St,
llalt§eulrrta wig: :. Sentinel li'ap....,MA.RlNG °3N8?1:°T'°. 35%;: DR. 3 D LAWRENCE, South Mhln South Narwalk ---------- “1362'?-
l idle lor- clues to that aspired to "bet- Keel" Build “g' l Street, also chlropodilt. .Tol. 788. ‘7‘“—
I 3" MWlnn'“ “ - JOHN KUBOVIC, Custom Tailor, 2i3
f - .. L. - .- -, GENERAL CONTRACTORS : E. Washington Street. _..Tel_ 320.
m. Wt.
LOVER-’8
THE PLACE
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: OR. RANK ‘3, HOYT Keeler Build. JACOB A. RUBBER, 138 South Main
~ MRS. BELLE HARRIS. Kaalor. Block,
OALVATOR cHhBRlOTT. 26 Wood OSTEOPATHs,
on. O. A. sHAiisAucii,
Street . ., ..... Tel. 816-3. Coleburn ‘ T'— .
ELICATié—égfi Building, Norwalk’ Tel. 331 l TZRE VULCANIZING
. am. MOREi-tousz. Delicatessen and PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS ROBERT 8- GREGORY. 7 Wall‘sueft.
'Fancy Grace-la, as'w-rl. Tel. 427. G_ DECKERPMUN Framing, is; We“ ' Norwa-k, ...... .Tet. ch.
' avenuo,......... ..... . Tel. 1734; ‘ —--
DENTIST S_ ' l.
UPHOLSTERERS
Street, Tel 13425 B. K. MITCHELL, upholsterer, and un-
. lng .
dertaker 11 Water St Tel. 1382-3.
Tel 130513.’
' DRESSMAKERS
PHOTOGRAPHS},
GEORGE 3"NORTH, 78 Washington‘
3
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WINDOW CLEANING
———u—~
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Washington Street.
i Street. .. Telephone Connection;l
l ‘ DYERS “LEANSERS ‘ lso’, NORWALK wrNDow & HOUSE
l " x . . ‘-" CLEANING co. . ....... Box 515
‘1'», aosToNJs'i-Em CLEANING a. DYE- PIANO LESSONS _
. ~' turret). 51 twain; Norwllk. Tel. 951: miss 5, a. “ALLOW, 5230"“, Meln' ——
“ ' Street Tot 119.3. .
, ELECTRICAL WIRING ' , Rugs . WOVEN Comets
‘ PHIUIP H. FiELDiNa, Light and Pow ARCHIBALD. MERRIAM, .16 Bayvlaw ORIENTAL RUG woaKs.7 7wrnlleld
ti
12:16.... We get and, KEEP customers A
‘by furnishing u edufited service arm
on rice _
or, .......'........ “felts-40; 965-2 Avenue ........'.....s Tel.109v5-_ ......East Norwaik
Strgct
'l‘he Reed 8t Volk
Electrical Co.
Tm Only t-‘utly Iquiipod
:Lacrntclu. anon
' in in. Town '
‘ ou'ro ouevun
ghetto ““5030: mm 314
not W film amnion.
ill'wnriil
mtlrely 8a
with. you table board try n few
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