ME FOUR
EAST NORWALK
present.
1181 11111111111 . __
6”"- IIBfilNE Work started this morning on the
Martin Smith. of 15-11,: Usborne ave- end or the bridge by the S- N- E- 1"
Company, who plan to lay conduits un-
3"?
1 NQLIoroN 1
LAA-rW1-‘i
1
Mrs. John Drummer has returnt-d
lirom a stay in Newark.
A. W. Pratt, of Main Street,
Vlast evening in New 10111.
spout
i __
bliss May liulliet, ot‘ .\'e33'Cane'.1n,
1",.\l:Ites
A'SAILOR’S
' YARN
a, RYLAND BELL
One Might IIIoOIIIlght night during
the fifties of the last century a com
pany of turn were lolling on the fore
cat-tie when one of them. Jim iturus
told the following yarn:
l'3'e seen marvels on salt
wuter but the biggest 111111191 1 arm
Ste “as on 1:11111. 1'11 been left In :1
MONDAY, JULY 20, 1914.
‘returned home 3esterda3', site. .1 31.111 hospital at 1111131111199. and when l 5'01
digging of ground just beyond the west'
with Mrs. C. l). Lockwood, Main stir. t.
Miss Millicent l’ardee, of Amherst,‘
Mass, is the guest 111' her sister, Mrs.
nue, Eust Norwalk, has sent out a gen-
eral almin 111.11 his sixteen-year-olo
danghhr has been missing trom her
home sznt-e LI o‘clock Saturday even-
ing. The father has no idea why the
girl should lea3e her home voluntarily.
The girl is five feet, Inree.inches tall,
weights 1171 pounds, has black hair and
was dresSed in a light blue waist and
a polka-dotted shirt when She was last
seen. The 1111 :11 police are on the look-
out {till Il'el'
' Charles \ew man of the East Side,
was visitiig 1riends in New ltotbelle,
Charles Smith, 01 the 01d King's llig1.-
der ground for the company’s cables, 31'93'
which will be laid under
bridge.
1
. ' 1
the new ' l
I
well l shipped in the hriguntiue North-
leru Light. hound for New Orleans.
‘ But I wasn't fated to git to that port.
for he was driven psbone by :1 son‘-
eilster 11nd eI'I-ry 1111111 lost except 1113'-
self. lit-111' 31 .Is-lied overboard. l hum:
on to 11 chit-ken coop that limited 113
me. was carried into the breakers 11nd
\iilbur Bates. who is now enjogmg throwed on {1 51111113 bench. Between
. _ . his vacation, nine in tro ‘ t
i‘OIIOwlug Is the program of the con- with a big 11:11-11 of hint-Emile T332:
cert at the lawn party of the East Nor- .
walk Methodist Church on Tuesday 3:; 1:13:35 3“" 31%“ “°"‘”‘3V“' “‘:‘"
evening by Punzelt's Band, of South on or ”8 Sport “150'
Norw 9111: g
National Melody Quickstep ..... Alford
lndependentia March ....... R. B. l'lall
Gallop—“At the (‘ircuS"..G. Southwell
Chilcothinn March, with Drum'Solo,
............................... liall
Cornet Solo—“Caledonia"....Southwell
Clarences 15..\Iather. assistant at the
post office. enjoyed at day 011 1Ii1ln3'.
It is Ieported that he was seen, down
near the shore somtwhcre, walking
out with the office mascot. a little pet
dog which appeared from nowhere one
day, and was taken care of by Clar-
sens I Inuuuved to crawl up beyond
i'etn. 11nd somehow us soon as i now
they couldn't git me Iig‘ln my strength
i went out 0‘ [116 all of a suddent. and i
,dldu't' know oothin‘.
1 Inemhered wus a lot o'1orpses of n13
The. lost 1 re-
nIIItea rollln' uround In the breaker:
and they seemed to be lookin at me
curious.
' There won 11 big change from this to
what I 11.1w when I got back to myself
1131111. A 3:111 with 11 pair 0‘ blue eyes
mm 13- -lool.in‘ down into mine. She
hIId just poured some grog down my
iACOB scHAua,Au1_o and Livery, 16 EXPRESSMEN, ,TRUCKMEN
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AUCTIONEERS - HENRY MOELLER. 31 Washingtoni'rnnjag PIANO Repairing w
W", GUTHRIE. autlonaer ané (teal Stnel, ................ Tel. 1073-3. SONNENEERG PIANO no 104 Wash-
estatc. Silver-nine. ..... “1.14552- 7111511111 Street ' Tel so
____.______ i » ELECTRICAL WORKS ' """ ' '
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE lG'sNIIMsctKABBOM T'" 3333' 5'30"": STEPHEN L. CLARY, 95 Welt 51.,
e a m a Sm‘a'W' South Norwalk ......... Tel. 111-15
HOMER @an311, south Mal‘n Street,
South Norwalk, ........ 761.1262-3 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY'
J. ‘A. MONTGOMERY, 21 $1111 31.;Joancw'zfisgg'sstom E‘T“?";::“18”ss PLAT! ' ' rNiCkel
Nos-walk ....... Tei. 685-213nd 92-21 9‘ y' y ' """ 3‘ Ais. SCAM a SON,Wa1 - Street, "
‘ South Norwalk, ........ Tel. 3422
March—‘The Thunderer"...l. ll. Sousa
"in the Glouining"~trio for altos,
..................... Mackey-Beyer
Overture-“The Caliph of Bugdad"
yesterday.
Arthur See. oi Gregory Boulevard,
is confined to his home with a severe
attack of rheumausm. .................... F. A. Boleldieu
- -- Gladiator March ............... Sousa
James She-.1, of Charles street has “My”—Toba 5010 ,,,,,,,,,, Southwell
accepted a DOSIIIUH ill the wash-room Boston Commandery March ........
of the (jrescent laundry. T. M. Carter
C. Earth, oi the East Side, was a
visitor yesterday at the home of
friends in New Rochelle, N. Y. 1
Albert Anderson. of East Norwalk,
Selection—“01d lreland"....South31'ell
March—“W. M. 11.” ............. liall
I‘MFM
euce. throat 1'qu a bottle IIiid was wafthin'
' i to See If It would bring me out."
Wednesday afternoon \ir and Mrs.1 “Bully.“ Enid 'l om A30. “1 wouldnt
G E Brown, or Unrien, entertained site a piece 0 hurdtnck for u yarn
the \oIotVon “hist Club at their bun “"930“ 11 gal 1n “'n
gm 1h: prizes were won by lira im'ethere bein‘ IIothin' the matter with
. (outlnued [ho speaker. “except
Jets“? Smith, M” l‘ MUM“ and Mrs exhaustion. l rose on my legs 11nd.
William Warner. The house and porch mm" "of 1113 130:1.1'in11 used the gal
“9'0 pIt'ltily d1 torated with potted where I was. She sold 1 w as on the
plants und wild flowers. Icoast 0' South Carolina. not for from
1 Sut'unnnb. sht- p'iuted to a house back
In Darien, last week. Town Clerk on the shore and 511111 she lired there
Slehhen it. Hoyt recorded two sales of I “mm “In"? “1) “I”? If I liked 11nd
DFOIWIU'I Theodore 31'. Austen to .3111 8“ 50"“? “‘51 And Wlm‘l‘i" ‘0 0“!
111 1.. God”..- Connecticut uvenuefl “It 13111111 Inn-er IooIIlII house and
REDDV a AYERB' MOTOR CART “90
Ford repairs 3 opacialty. Tel 401.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY 00., 29
Wall Street, Norwaik... Tel. 1382-2.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
HERBERT RAYFUBE. Auto. Repain,
Painting. 9 Havlland St“ Tel 303-2.
.—~m.—.A. __.———~
BOOTS. SHOES, REPAIRED
Washington St, ....... lTel. 768 D. P. MORRELL, Lang 0131:1369 Ex.
' pres, no to 1. II 1 *"'
JOSEPH SHAY, Elm St. ' w” "' on 8 PLUMBING AND NING
Tel. 1 . .. ........ g .......... ‘365'2 Vegetables FRUITS Candies ROBERT s THOMPSON 1-1,... s",
“ ’ ' East Norwalk, ........ T .5934
AUTO REPAIRS. ANTHONY CARBONE, In Raunad ...—......s:
”WHO, ....... n ......... Tel 33‘- ARTHUR E» BENEDICTyil . 1 6"
South Norwaik. '1" ‘ ‘.638
.........
FISH, VEGETABLES
West Ave. Pllh M Before ordering
fish, fruit “11.11.999.111“, call 948
...—a
POCKET BILLIARDS, PCOL
KNORR'S, Ticker .Borvlce. .Baac :.
FURNITURE News Sporting Event! 17. s. M1
RAYMOND and SON. 48 Main Street, ~—
Norwalk, ................. m. 15. WILLIAM B HUBBELL. 10 Sean 1‘.
. Main Street, 3. Norwalk, Tel. 1294-3.
STERLING FURNITURE 00., 127: _
129 Washington 91., ...... .Tel 105. '
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
was a visitor \‘C‘slf 1-day In New York,
where he spent the day at the home
.0: friends
Howard Meade and Samuel Meade,
of the East Norwailt electric light
phnt,1ea3es today for their annual
vacation for one week.
There 33'111 he the regular weekly
meeting this evening of the East Nor
walk district commissioner: in the
electric light .plant on Seai'lew ave
nue.
VV VDon‘t forget that ,hand concert on
A the East Avenue Methodlat‘ChIn'ch
lawn tomorrow evening at 8'o'clock.‘ "
Everybody invited. A good time is
expected. (‘ome and enjoy 11.
William See, of New York city,
member of the crew of the tug “Pel-
ham," 01‘ the Red Stair Line, was a
. visitor yesterdAy at the home of his
1 1'parents OII Gregory Boulevard.
1 9131-1211111.- Lock33',ood of Fourth
‘.- street, has resumed his duties In the
Nor-walk Lock Companys factory af-
ter being ill some time with 9. severe
attack ol..the whooping cough.
‘ .L————-J———
Phillip 1-1. Fielding, the Seaview a'. WC'
'uué electrician, and a party 0? friends
rmotored to Stamtord yesterday in Mr.
Fielding's automobile to witness the
. . game of bull between Stamford and
" , 'Norwalk,
1
Yesterday at the morning services
of the East avenue M. E Church, the‘
Rev. W. E. Potter. of New Haven. 9.
representatlre of
futerésting address.
Charles Lavoly and a party of
”firm blackflsh.
the fish are biting good, and his party
Norwnlk to the outer-burnor. The
‘ ulight" 11‘ bound for st. Johns. N.
i where she will take on 11. load of:
= 1MP
district, the commissioners. wish
"11 111111113 electric current required
the 11111111111 for “home use,” at 110
tilt} A. C. constantly—ct all hours
or. who raide- In New Jon-y
a
a
the Connecticut:
‘ : Temperance unlOn. delivered a very,-
friends were among the many parties;
who went down the creek yesterday'l
Mr. Iavoiy reporta-
succeeded in capturing a large mess of
Culinary-to rumors circulated about
to, they are in a position to‘tur-
arrange-1.1mm
.lu'io 51131111111 to Lizzie bluntlik, \1113
stitct The mortgn; es amounted to
OWAYTON l
35,1:11 l. 01: 8 year ago the seconl 1-. co ..-
W‘-
111.11113, there were also two suit-,3 of
There will be a 11003an or “19 Wo- p1'. 1311:: 13' and the mortgages 115,111.19
man‘ s liiblo Claus at the home cf bliss __~_____
loin Stevens MtKiuIOY SII’GEI, (OMEN! flidy your furniture at Surllng
l .--—--- Furniture Co, 121 hashinxton 111' C t.
i The. ladies‘ approut'hing and .nuttiug . p--. ...- -_
;Ioi 1'1'.111-.— 1 at the \3'112 Hurn l‘lub 111 .ll. Dclicnié. of Springdale, was mini:-
\‘1. rr on, \Vodnon 1111. 31115 won by 11qu
.1. (”1111119113. .11., at 'I‘okencko 'l‘hc 11111111 feast day ceiébrotlpn which times
seem} .1111“: ”359111 to Mrs. A 11 311va today. by the town. authorities,
’IIoImes
l',nlls were given by Mrs L. 'chl‘obr lion 13131119131111, 1111111111 one breakout,
803-, tit. his place... 311'. Delicalc ’manuluo
turéu fireworks; it 19' understood that
the celebration 111110szle not. 1hr
from the factory, and as the locality 11
distant from the town center, In case
A hearing of considerable import- 0‘ tire, flames 90"“ “3'9““ rapIdly.
upon to many of the people of Roway-
ton will be heard before the Public
Utilities Commission in Hartford 8‘ for lack of evidence by Justice i‘ntne
‘2 0010““ 10mm” ‘3 ‘3 3“ {9‘0" 111 1111- town 111111, Friday The I'us'
ence to the 9‘39“!” d‘l’ihe Rowayton involved the stealing of :1 cont from
:switch The City Council recently re an automobile Standing before th..
fused the request of the Connecticut Tookor House on the .l’ostmad, Thurs-
Compan3 to make the desired changes day night
and the 1'8"“le company 3001‘ a“ “1" which came from Norwulk, stopped at
peat. [”5 on this “P99” "1“ the the hotel a moment. the machine
lhearlng Is to be held. Cormoratiou Standing empty at the curl). When the
:Counsel William F. Tammany will be parties were about to drive away, it
present and represent the city and a was discovered that a coat belonging
irequeat has been made that as many to Miss Grace Whietts of South Nor
'R033'a3tcn people as possible 80 I“ walk, was missing. Charles Smith, on
.Hmtford and make their table-"Um!i the opposite side of the street; remem-
{before the Utilities Commission. This bored he had seen Evens take some-
115 an important matter and tomorrow W118 from the machine, and notified
Is the time to act. Constable Smith; who made the ar-
féSt.
~FotInd—-A sum (1f money_ Apply 1,3 tub at the Evans house, near the rail-
C. “£13911, Rounyton. road tracks Evens paid the llné and
costs, amounting to $3.3. -
I
I I's'
1-“ .
--Buy your inrniture at Sterling
Furniture 00.127 Washington lireet
George 121.3111 was fined $1.3 and
costs, and Andrew llutliay discharged
1
1 Books added to the Rownyton L‘-
Ibrary recently are as follows:
Presented by Mrs. S. 6. Adams.
Alexander, M. W.
1219 Table.
Haltburton George"
Yankee stories.
lngoldsby, Thomas
The lngoldsby Legends.
Anon.
An English Woman’s Love Letters.
Moore, Thomas
Lalln Rooke.
Craven, John J.
i Prison Life of 11111111111111 Davis. '
Bardeen, O! W. "
Roderick Hume ' l
Complete Works of Tennyson. i
Streeter, J. Wm.
The 11111 of the Land. -
Pmoentod by the Author.
Dunhom Austin ‘ 1 .
In spite of warmth, influences at the
Town Hall manage to keep tl?l‘:.....).'3.
The town clerk remains genial 11nd
jolly, chewing away at his cigar, Miss
Conn with her over ready smile works
away at her dealt. The cOmmodore
cornea in during the day to look over
qua-worn. and do away, with a cigar.
.1111 Edward ‘Faircbild drops in and out
.- intermittently the whole day; always
' Vbusy. always ready “to 5103311, which
{means cracking a joke with him". Then
out good towéman, Thaddeus Hoyt,
drops in during the; attornoon (to sea
’ *Mils Conn, some any). and once in 11
while “Billy” Street iim’idersdn. bi-
'Bansoa can also be found :here once in
a while’a—bltosether ”1111111 crowd.
I
the town llké It blanket. The town
otu'u'tcl mambo-Matron
iflh‘dftm nonhuman Till-lube
yids-t the ab would 1111113111..
mammoitbulnnobucoa-
‘PIVWII. 0.!3
Wan mm 111: A111-
ed 13 permit to use fireworks in an it ‘
.f cm i'd like to turn In.
The prize; boxes of got! Von the ground ‘t-hat there IS no protec-i
The automobile 1mm;
’l‘he coat was found in a 33'-ash I
'Only‘ they do not card for the damp-49
Iwouther whiéh of lute has hung over '
clef-11 on Thursday could not light 1113’
Reminiscence. iperpetual “Judge's Cave" become the:
”wanted by MI“ 311"!!! Smith. ématcheu were so damp-yet in“ spite of
Winter. Owen it, 111 11111111111 31111111111 the Town Hall.
The Virginian.
Muster, M. CHINEVOE FIRM GETS CONWOT.
Eleanor Loo. WABKINGTON. duly 20 ~‘1‘ho WIVr
Thurston. K. O; ' osmium has just let a xoon‘. at «on-
llu. i tract to 5 Chinese firm for contraction-
““3““
Immnmm mm'ml.
secIIIod to 11: Ire been built :I long 1111113
before. when there 111111 Indinns in the
1191111111111 ..11Iod (Os there was loopholes
in It. It had been kind 0' elegant
oan-t. but was tuI'IrIble run down 1
”(included to 310 up there 331111 the .r'nl
It only to git rid of the rolllu corpses
I found wlmt they call :1 poor whit.
family 111-111113'111‘ the premises—the
'gal‘s n:- -ther.. one or No white (‘Ilil
drop nod 11 low nigger-Ir. They 1:in
In; Home grub. and by tliirti'rno it was
gr"onin dark. and. harm been hl‘o
dim and nights 11! the pqupl. I told
The mothel
and daughter 11 11 .lot o‘t\his131~ritl
together, 111111 then the IIIIIIghtt-r went
off. I'ome IM ”3,11 Vkvf and [aid “kit
5111-11 3110*. 1131;11 1533 11133111 A: Colin?
us she opened the door 11 s‘nut- up 111111-11
“camo'unt that mince: 'lfmlfb‘lhe an 1.
....‘f’l‘Iw qu'nlthe was the old fashion
cdost l eI'oI see It 11. '111 line I-tutl'. 1
'lirln tell you out the turtnlus 11.11 the
muopy to the hit: bod nuts IIIl fullen
to qlléri‘s. There was :I Iil'uplme bin
enough to r1115! 1313 133' in 11nd IIrIII
VI'II:IIr.~: I'm for comfort 131-11! a 1mm
mock 1311 to pines. 11111 I was to.-
sleepy to tnke much notice.
"Well. now. Illolllh‘ them covers
wasn‘t musty. if I lmdu‘t been r1111113
to 111031 1111' i wouldn‘t 'II‘ 15-1113'1-11 ImdeI
em no time. As It “-1111. 1 mm asleep
nlumst before I Struck the bed.
"In the middle 111‘ the night l'wII~_
dreIInIlII‘ of 1113' qutes'rollln‘ around
in the breakers 111111 Write Ill) with 11
start. What 11‘3'0 suppose I now? .1
man condo“ in at the door. [11- 111-111. :1
candle to light the 33'113'. 11nd it Rllllll‘il
right on to his fore. and It wus the
ugliest 11111;: 1 93 or see in any muutry
“‘h3. :1 11111111; [unite won 11 11013 Joe
to It. “‘o'st of nil.t11e teller clutched
II anlfe 119 long as 3our own.
"He wasn't lookin' at the bed 111
rust ills face nos 11- workin' no If he
‘ was powerful 1111111 But he cotnt-riitht
on 11nd port) 5-9111) 111-111 up his tundle
so the lluht shined right on to 1113' face
'1“ the 13111111- umment I jumped Hm
I hudn' t lIIIIdetTou the door before the
thin went out. 111111 It 13119 no dnrlt 11-1
that black hole 9' Chilrnttn? i expected
to nit that knife In my ribs. but 1
didn‘t. Then i ”stoned to '.benr the
teller more. ttopln' he'd go dut 13131-
room was 1111 still us :1 burrrin' ground
1 "l had no way 0' strlkln' a light: for
whgn i went to bed I budu-t thért
about wakln up In the nirbt. i won
dared If I hadn't been snfi'erln‘ from
nightmare. Axis-way i got buck into
bed. my heart 11 1111111131111 and the
sweat stondin' out on me. I lay
awoke till 'V,d11y came 11311! I could see
all over the room There was no 313113
of any one except me havi' been in it ,
durin‘ the 11151“, so 1 turned over and
. went to sleep.
"I waited about noon and went
Wilt 3;
“Where'l that piratit'ol chop 131111
come into my room last nightl' lasted.
‘9“! m Ice-9.1111111"
“Rocha i did. Who is be?
l “He's a ghost. When this yore
country was first settled a flare dealer
built this house and brought I younz
,wifo hero to lire In It. Ono dmewben
be com 11m from Africa huddout in
found another" man 111111.11. killed
l
I‘M Wicpeverbeounblotouu
1131' WCMfl'dmullflll‘tholi
l
“uw sum! sold the IN. pulln' . '
immmmmewomulumat.
mom
$332111...
"Mancunian Iervlco uto
"W WW
NASH'S REPAIR SHOP. 28 Washing-
ton Street. South Norwalk. JEWELRY' NOVELTIES
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, TOyl, Etc.
The Box-r, 76 w-Mgton 3t.
tGARRAMORE. North Main Street,
South Norwalk. -1-—-
1. LlVENBTEIN..Water Street. , ' JOB PRINTING I
“u“, Now”... ' ms. BORDA PRESS. 95 wwunmon'
.............
51. Tel. ....... . 415 ‘
”AL—..—
M. MARUCA. so am, 80. Nor-walk.
Cripplu thou .peciatty. Tol.3424l1
JUNK’ DEALERS
JAcoa, yOUROISKv. asiEIy Avenue.
South Norwalk ,.'_ Tel 1364-5
BUTTER EGGS. CHEESE
N. Y. EGG a BUTTER MARKET 27 J 1;. 4 , '. ,1 .<
Soutn Mlln 8treet....... 1 111.75.”: \a . ‘W—r— .
1 _. <3-———-—~——~—{r WENWARE CIlVOCKERY
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS A; oat-1532,35 w. wuVIiIngIon 31.
0111 w_eu Cigar Co 113 Washington 81,: ‘ Tel. ......... ......101'19._2
LAUNDRIES
CIVIL ENGINEERING OLD WELL LAUNOM 32 Haviland
HENRV R. MINER, Kcelor Block. Street. ........ . ........ .. Tel. 309.
South Norwalk. Tel. ....... 448-3. ""
- MILLINERS
Clocks—REPAIRED—Whtches ”'98 POLHEMUS, 9° Wilhlnvtqn
ARTHUR 1'. FERRIS. 73 Wauflmwn Street, ................. . Tel. 302.
Street. ...............-. Tel. 353-12. -———-
MR8. B, M. TAYLOB, 60 North Main
CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS Street, .............. . ..... Tel 305
ST. JOHN a KEYSER, Steamboat PL, -—-—-—-—'. —-—--
911qu Norwalk ..... . Tel. 1992 MONUMENTS
SOUTH NORWALK MONUMENTAL.
STEPHEN UNOVARY, 123 West 91., 84 8.. Ma," ......V . . WV 93.,
South Norvéalk. . ....... Tel, 1493-3 .
CTION so, i' NURSES‘ REGISTRY
usrnu
"I153: Bulldclng Tel .. .3593. DR- 3 D. LAWRENOI, South Main
' ' ' 1 street, also chiropodiot,. Tel. 788.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS . '
BALVATOH-CHAHRIOTT. as Wood .. OSTEOPATHS
Street 7.1.9153. on, o. A. sHAMaAucH, Ccieburn
‘ 3 44‘ "‘ 1 Building, Norwalkh Tel. 351
‘ DELICATESS’EN l ....
E. H. MOREHOUBE, Delicatessen and PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS
Finer °'°¢°"“. ’5 W'"- 7‘" 427'o,oEcK2n,PIc1um Family, 18 West
' Avenue. ..... - Tel..173-4.
DENTIS’l‘S I
DR. FRANK B. HOYT Keeler Build JACOB. A. RUBBER, 138 South Main
,ing 1: ....... ....... ... ..Tol 130513. Street. ............. “113425
DRESSMAKERS PHOTOGRAPHS
- MRS. BELLE HARRIS, Kecler Block,
Wuhlngton Street GEORGE 5. NORTH. 78 Wauhlngton
Street, . Telephone Connection.
3
DYERS CLEANSERS‘
*aosron STEAM CLEANING .9. oval PIANO LESSONS
me 00.. 51 Maln.VNorwalk. Tel. 951. M188 8, B. HALLOOK, .2 South Main
Str at, T | 119.3,
ELECTRICAL WIRING ° _ °
PHILIP H. FIELDING Light and Pow- ARCHIBALD MERRIAM, 15 Blyvlew
THE J B. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
H, E. DANN and SON, 45 Wall Street
THOMABC. BALCOM, Norwaik P. 0.
Rugs -
or,
Tale. 340;_965-2.' Avenue Tel. 109.5.
‘Silver Lake 111:“
Wu 1.». extended our lerVice to
South Norwalk in flown» to many
, You are Not:—
Entirely‘ Satisfied
111111 you table board 11-: ..1...‘
null. Evmtblnx wolf cooked
Ind mod properly. We Il-
ml boy. anti-fled diatom-u.
.0!!me by cull-ml
my customer:
South'MaIn ............ Tel 632- 3
Tel 13‘ 12
I
I
1
Norwalk,
.............
Block, Wall Street.
TAYLOR G. GOLDEN, South Norwaik
Trust CO. Building. Tel, 1230.
WM. H. BYINGTON, Room 11,
zetto 51119., Norwalk. Tel. . 31
.—
SEWING MACHINES
MACHINE 60.. New and Second-hand
15 Railroad avenue. ..... Tel. 3724
SIGN PAINTING
HOWARD ADTIL‘LY, 52 Water Street.
91111111 Norwalk ........ Tel, 4732.
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
REYNOLDS MOTO‘I CAR co., Con-
necticut and West aves., ..Tel 1120
TAILORING REPAIRING
ROCKOFF BROS., 20 North Main St,
South Norwalk .......... Tel 362-2.
JOHN KUBOVIC, Custom Tailory
E. Washington Street” ..Tel_
TIRE VULCANIzING
ROBERT s. GREGORY, 7 Wall Street,
Norwalk, .Tel. 324-6.
5'
UPHOLSTERERS
B. K. MITCHELL, upholsterer, and un-
dertaker, 11 Water St, Tel. 1382-3-
_ WINDOW CLEANING
-oo."NOI-'1w111.x WINDOW a. HOUSE
........ BOX 516
CLEANING C0.
WOVEN
ORIENTAL RUG WORKS, 7 Winfield
Street .............. Eut Norwalk
Carpnts
'l‘he 1111.511 81 V9111
Electrical Co.
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