Joiin lliclla' 114.: 1.1111 '1 hwflore
11, No local baseball fans, were in
érastod spectators at the ball game,
in New VYork city, on Labor Day '
Officer John Roberto, of F1rot street,
V' is confined to his llOlllC' with 1111111515..
Lust evening his 15113181119 heat. was
lily.
William ’11 01111151111 and family who
“hove rllriliod tor many years on 1.0.-
‘ vrena street, have removed their house-
hold e1”:1e115 to South \‘orwalk, where
"they will. in the future reside.
,Williulu Roberts, a manner East Side
esideul, end 1113111111le11 here, has re-
turned to his holuc ill Pittsiiald, Mass.
after enjoying 11 pleasant visit. at the
V home of his brother (Milt-er John Rob-
arts, 01‘ East .Norwallt.
. 'M-1'. and Mm. Abbott, who have been
- . popular members. of the llorlon Point
mar onlolly t‘ol the punt several
V-Vbnbh'w will remove their ctl‘cus to
their New. Turk city home tomorrow.
111411110111: the proprietor of a chain
jot restaulante. ‘ "
i The cold \N'enthcl" is" ’driving the
Taupe“; 1113111" Call 11mm. Many
:d' today'filled opustttk’os and have
turned $511517 $811388. The evenings
fund mommy 1191764111an yery (hilly
' '01: The point} 11211111111113 lilo decidedly
Uncomfortable. if; ;'
V9113»: ‘3” "5:3 .1;
WreAEllaabcth Ml (11.11.11, of Pine
_ee ‘1111111 Mills 1111. :-11 employee or
@he‘l room 111 lunnllry, on Sczlv'ieu avo-
15110,. 111- 111111 continua \o her home on
account of 111111.119 Many local friends
will be pleased 1188118111318 able to once
,' 'more iceume‘ but duties.
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V Ml: 11nd bira.\\ilil11n1 H.81litlln, oi'
-'Edlie undue. 111111: 70.111711ch 11.1111 1111
,eepcciluly liilt‘iewtlng trip through
.beautiiul .x‘ew .1 'rsgv ljistrlcV‘t (‘oln'
‘misuione. Snidin was' 1111 interested in-
j‘épcc‘tvr oi lilo. cl‘ectl'V'h it"llt plant, at
TV‘I’ompwn 1.11112, N. J., in “lllt'h 11:11.11.
ricer llyde: is intercsmd.‘
Ai‘t'er .1 1:111'11 suct-dssiul eunnnl 1' the
Shorellnl'cn 11111.1:1'1 Lulngdllll‘s island,
closcd 1111 1.111111 buy 101' the. swoon.
R 1.. Schlicnl, owner of the hilding,
will occupy 11 Ash private residence
through 1111: coming winter. \Villiuln
‘Perl ival. who has lllanaged the 11111 the
pest filli‘lli 1'“ 111111 tit-111V morning that
he would not 111111: up the umnugt'mcn‘t
(it the place 111:11'111,b11t that next sunl-
.. mer lilo proeports may look a bit
brighter, and some one else may take
it over f01'.lhlh‘ purpose.
1:115: Siders are especially interested
. 11'. the motter 01 having :1 llreboat udd-
V . ed to tlleV Norwu-lk Fire Department for
fthe ran 'on of the many a we of East
Norwalk property which borders tho
water. .‘1‘. null 01V this land has not as
yet been settlembut when ample fire
protection is assured, it will he an in-
centive for many to build. Chairman
(horse F Foote, oi the Transportation
V 611111.111...- ol the Chamber of Com-
merce made an especially important.
tdtement at the Council. last evening,
when he said a tire boat would be a_
good advertisement. for the town and
would bring factories here. Local peo-
.ple are interested in what the outcome
V f the matter will be, and hope that
be new Addie VII. will be used for.
th'lis purpose when necessary.
2An overflowing sink late last even-
1|qu caused no end of excitement in the
apartments of Charles Oddo, over 11111.
Washington street barber shop. Mn,
"Oddo was awakened by the trickling
{or water, lind‘ upon arislng was start:
led to find a iv'gritable river running
VBen-
. i
patrolled by Hiltfldl (Juicer John Grinn- _mali "g a' visit in Hartford
'VV " 7'sz will mark the opening: of the usual 111.. 1111111111111»:lucture.“Allllti'alabi,thoI
ggwi‘nter social season of the young pea Island 0011118881," Under the auspices
pie or this church
. L"
V Post ea. (in halo been rece'lrcd 1701115
Alan Paterson now at Yalemouth N.
S.
V'- .V’l‘he ,3;er 3139.13.13.33 went to Ridge
field Sam-.111,- to' play tilcir old- time -
3
rivals V 1 . - ,_ l
a ,
1111's Calhleen Russell has returned
at the Nor? Aid Society, ‘1
Ms y, of M186 jfiVVAllee
1111191. 02 estroy street, \lére M155
Como Morehbusg, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Bradloy, of Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs. F.
C. F‘ilch,‘ of 60011 Hill.
Mr. and Mr5.San1ue~l Fancher and
sons L‘hestel‘ 1.1.111 Stanton, took an
auto trip. Sunday. to Weterbury,;
. ‘fto her home in Brooklyn alter vielt- where they were guests of “Mr. and«
......L.
1,1"; _.
OWAYTON
Mala—1* VVIVZ
1’
NW)" «0W! Hy»;
Mr. and Mrs Earl F. 'Tllomcl; A}?
.1.th 1
Mr. and Mrs. Silas A. Carpenter 11.1311
returned home from' 11. visit in West-V
field, N. J.
The monthly meeting of the olilciel
board has been postponed untiiV 7' 4'5
,0 ”,cloclc this evening, at the personhgc'.
Charles C. Bowman and a parity of
meant. have returned from e to»? ila‘fi‘S’
cruise in the S. A. Weed motorboat
Shirley.
Miss Betty Harworth, of Fall River,
1141188.. has been making 11 visit with
Mr. and Mrs. James 11. Taylor, “,1.“ng
land avenue.
""24
Mrs Etta Smith, who has been visil- _
lug Councilman and Mrs George W.
Stevens, has returned to her homo in
New Brunswick, N. J.
Mrs. James Lawton is 11111111111211
seven room cottage erected on her
prbperty. in Raymond street. George
W Scott of the Harlem road is doing
the work
The Rowayion Club will hold its
goldcn“'rod picnic immediately 'dltcr
school'on Friday. Lists of thouchuli-
gillle to go will be posted 111.98» pust-
oillcc, school houel-l ‘ and
store. ‘
Tun N’vw’w
l-u'11.‘
05.8.1118...“
.VVVVVV
N 0110111115 V
“a $ 4.5 1.1—1
“-1 ~"~_ ,vihm’k a. ”A. “‘.' ‘2,
Miss 1.0111811 Lengdon spoilt Monday
motoring. . 4
P 11 Spollman spent 11011113114 ulter-
noon qut- ”of town
._.—«‘4
Miss 11'. 'r. 111.11.11.11 111' West .1 n. e
m “ ‘lug her mother, in: Wilcox
is having a vacation this week.
—--——-«-—-——- :1:
Janlvs Jordan oi Noroton Heights
has a now 1.017111111111111 touring cal,
. --—- ._....— '- '1
A Rowuyton family has occupiedV
part of the Pooley house on Center
street. ._
‘1'. I ..
Edward Austin has sold his llggal‘
mol‘Gr- car and purchased 11. new F6311
touring-Tar, ' -
Derien dust was raised a plenty yes.
t’erda-y, 'for the eutOm‘obiles were-out
in full force. 111
..1 1.
Miss Helen Blummer returned ali-
ter spending 'the‘ week-end. with
friends in Newark '...
.107 3')
Mr and Mrs R. W Bircherd and
daughter Gladys. visited friends Out-of
town, Saturday afternoon. 11.: '
VJoeeph Momhouee and family ..re-
‘iurned to their home on the Post
Road Saturday, after having spent the
summer at. Lake Ketchewen. .,..
115-?
Playing on the beach a1: “Peer, '1;r,ee
Point, Sunday afternoon, 11131;, the
eight-redraw daughter 'of 1111,..11’1111
Mrs E. A. Ashton or 11191011111 Heightenl
web but deeply in 1116 'rlghi‘ fool» l
'throguh his front hell. Upon investlip
lion he 11151911111111 every one .131 hieV
Jive rooms were flooded, trom..the wa-
“tor flowing from the sink, which rep-
“nted Niagara Falls 011- a small
V e. but none the less active. Jos-
Orioles, who rooms With Mr. 011110,:
"filed 0 Vget 11111: the caller to shut oi!
ton 1111....un entered ebout 2 p.111.
yesterday through a window in the
11111111118015... and a conslde‘rable
unantity of cigarettes were 8161812,;
the water from the rear of the. build- .-
’l‘lletl'll oil's
Iflu friend from New Haven
101 a short visit.
Vlng fliends here
Mr and Mrs E. J Brown ‘Vhave‘
' n10\€d 110111 their East .ujenuc rest-
demo to Atlantic City.
GeorgeVN McKcndry has purchased
the E. J. Smith pla1e in \-’1' hite OallV
Shade 1
Mrs. ll, 13. Rogers and sister, Miss
Mary Rogers, ' returned Saturday
morning from a trip through Maine
and the “bite Mountains
Albert Horton, son of Mr. and Mrs
Frank N. Horton of White Oak Shade,
and Miss Margaret Hess of Bethel
were mauled Friday. in 'l’lelhel.
Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Schmidt were.
awarded a loving cup at 1111.1 Carnation
dance held 111 the Town Hall, Thurs-
day evening. About eight Couples, all
members of the dancing class, entered
the waltz contest and much interest
was taken in the event. Miss Helen
Raymond and (11.0111 Schmidt. gave the
cup winners :1 good contest for the
honors. , '
The Progressive caucus was held in
the 'l‘oanHall Friday evening. Pur-
ker Cummings was elected chairman
of the meeting. Eight members of
the party wore in attendance. Nelson
Stillman and George N, Yeaton were
elected delegates and the towu‘com-
Inllteo elected was Parker Cummings.
William J. McKendriok, Nelson. Silli-
man, Stepllcu 110511, Dr, 11. H, Keeleu
it was voted not to put a Progrensh'e
town ticket in the field this year.
ii 1,7111%
WK
i
V;
ON,
The schools in town. reopened on
Tuesday.
J 11113111111011 ~111de- 11 Sunday mlell'Vltor
in .Duubury.
. (‘nbh letln'm'd. to New iorll
V'VVllVlonduy evening. V
1* 1
Mr and Mrs. John bitch splint Vthe
day in Eusiun yesterday. V
Mrs Robert Klppui ls cntcrlninitl'
Mrs 11111117 'l‘nlmadge is entertain
\irs. Lorena Wilcox llnsl Apt 111 unv-
eral days with her sister, Mrs W. 11
Robinson
VMr. and 3111:. R C Williams 1111111
been guests of Mr. and Mrs Downs,in
Cross Highway.
Mr “and 1111.11.11.43: Picking, Viol
E1131 Orange, N. J., have been in town
Mrs. Wesley :Faalhher, , _,,,. l
., , ,
.- M1113“ Wilmm Motlraih 811th little,
daughter, who are in town for a few
week’s 'visit with her mother. Mrs.l
John Cole, oi Nor-field, were Labor-Day:
visitors at their home in Bridgeport. l
i
F. C. Fitch and family took an‘autof
trip Friday to Bronx Park, N. Y., in
company with F W. Gregory and”
Iamily, oi Norwul -11 Mr and Mrs. ‘
Fitch are entertaining Mrs. Smith, ot‘
Norwalk. _ 2
Mrs. D L. Coley, formerly of WosfiV
ton. who has been 111 1032“) for 11.511011
1 it , ‘
V” “m “"5 1.1.1. “My ““1 M”? JACOB scams, 1...... .1111 .11... 16V VEXPRESSMEN, TRUCKMENI.
D. P. MORREIRL. Long Distance Ex. 1
Dwight Hewitt, of the Lower Parishn
has returned to t‘ullinsvtlle accom'
pauicd by her duu' liters, Miss Cath-
erine and Miss Mary, who have“ spent:
the slimmer vacation in town. ' l
H. Benedict. in!
company with Mr. and Mrs. Bullcyg'.‘I
‘ot’ Greenw,ich are spending a few,
days at Asbilry P111211 N. .l., as gheete'l
of Mr. and Mrs. “LOI‘Vgé Swain, ofV
Brooklyn. Mr. Suain was a former,
student at the Wmlou Military limb;
tute, conducted 71)): General A. S.V
Jarvis. 3
Mr. and Mrs
1r”?*7~""" !
Mrs A. M. Belden, uh!) 11an been a'.
guest for 1:01 (.1111 1111115 01 her sister-,
ill-law. Mrs. F‘l‘lllilw llulkley, 01 Val.
Icy Forge, lclt loun, Sunday. for a‘
visit Mill licr 51111,.101111 Belden, in;
Danbury. 011 Saturday, Mrs. Holden;
received re— won... none in a letter.
from her eldest son, llcv Charles M 1
Belden. concerning the sul'ély or him
. 5011’ 11nd iaulily, 111 Switzerland, where
they have rel: .1111 tor on oral yearn?
and where Mr 11.1.1.1. is rector oi oi
large church in Gen: v11. MrVe llcldeul,
ie the 1111.11.11.15: the 111.1 N 11.11111.
‘ Belden, or 11111111111 street.
.- ’..,
“...... ...... ' . l
Weston fllcnde blue been much
grlqvod 9.1. news or the rodent. death.
Vlll limoklylt l“ 111.4 Iosopll Bradley.
flizfmé‘rly Rr'esltlc'ul of No‘rflald'. where
sill} rosidéd {of lilll'ny yeerp at 111131
ll'o‘nle 11.11.- do if“ 5331 ATP. and: MW.- ‘V'
field l‘bngrogiltlouel church. Mrs.
Bruilloy was 82 years of 111.11- und since.
the death of her husband three yeals
ago, 111111 resided with her niece Mrs
‘ French. formerly Miss meu Walton
of Weston 'Vlluring thelr residence
here Mr and Mm. Bradley and family
weré very prominent in‘ the social and
‘V religious life of the town,- particularly
in that of 1118‘ ‘Norficld church or
which all wc‘ré members. contributing
largely in tho spiritual llplllt, the so-
cial development. and tho financial
needs oi the church. Mrs.
was 1111 1111111 of Arthur 0. Bradley, oi
Norllcld, and 'Joaeph '1‘. Bradley. 01‘
Colcytown interment was in Green-E
wood canton-mm
Flll’ll iii: llilllllllilli
HOVT'E THEATRE; i
l
1
1
Mrs M. E. Goffrey 11.111 returned The Vaudeville bill al Hart’s 711111.,
from a vieit or several 111111;. wlth
friends at Bell island. 7 V
' Milan l'ieleu Foster, of Springfield-
.Vlassfi isviisting‘ her aunt anduuclo,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morebouee.
The onlcel's of the Norlield Collin-e
32111011111 Church held 11. 1111311161111 .1163-
sine Monday evening
Mr and Mrs. William M Nicholn
are 'enterteining Mrs. Green and 151m.
of. Bridgeport, at their Nortield home.
;"'V
Mrs. Hutu, of Bridgeport. has re
turned home after a visit. with her
sister, Mrs. John Cole. ol'Norlield,
A 13.111111111111111 caucus, electing deio- beginning of his act to its conclulsion , .
keeps his audience in 3 11011111111111 1.19- 4
gates to the various conventions. Was
held in the town hall, Monday even-
{n5 ;. «- I .
.. 1 .
3811111111111 ‘Wyrtzen. oi‘. 'Southport.
1.11.1 relurned home after a week’s 1115-
it with his cousins, Charles More-
1101156 and sisters.
Mr Salmon, of Brooklyn. was an
over-Sunday guest or Mr: and Mrs.
Jem'es Chamberlain, 01: the Upper 1'11.
1111.11.11. Tuesday 1.1111111113311111 spend
ing sevéra! days at mm 81171:,
int; _
4 made upon:
61:. this “11618818018 any so tier 9er .
‘.Vexlted to the qublic this 111.111.011.11...
uflve note are touch of the high clans
variety and hllve received enthusiastic
support of tho afternoon bud dyeninz
nudien‘ces. , 5
Two Aeroplane Girls offer 71 some,
r51. ,1
that is very 1111111111.; and .tllélr 9.9m?
hello lentil ergV.especiolly Knoll. Al ,
their 11:11.11. 1 V .
gtlii'ougb the all
are very ditih‘lpl £1.- periormV
A little comedy .1111; two excelled ‘
the:
'...Vmegiclan. very 11013111117.pr audience ,
is held in emnzehiént at a hard and .
68: trick which he perlorlns very .V_
_ skillfully.
‘.trick'e make the not; of Elbarto.
-Harry Bulger, ..V comedian. from the
war. He dellvm good live jokes and
Villa 11:15 Home'- excellent words to his
Songs. He receives a great. band at:
every performance;
The sketch, "The Great White Die-
mend" presented by Joseph Hart, is 3
Bradley '
“fr 1
. DYERS _
eosfrolv‘ STEAM stallion a. 1m.- "
Miss 3 VB‘. HALLOCK, V82 South- Maln
Tel 119-3.
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«tale, Silverminc, ..... Tel.1465-.12
.AUTQVMOBILE’S FOR HIRE
HOMER c cRAw, south Main Street "
South Norwalk, ...... - .. Tel.12§2—.3
J. A.'MONTGOMVERY, 21‘ Wall 81.,
Norwalk ,.Tel 635-2 and 82-l2
W“
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JOSEPH SHAY, Elm St. ..
Tel......i..'“.... ........... 1365-2
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AUTO REPAIRS
REDLVW a AYERS’ MOTOR CM! 00.
Food repair: a specialty. TEL 401.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK aura. SUPPLY co. 29
Well aunt, N9rwalk,.. Tel. 1382-2.
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HERBERT RAYFUSE, Auto. napalm.
Piloting. 9 Hlvliand 51., Tel 363-21
BOOTS. SHOES. REPAIREB
NASH’S REPAJR SHOP, 28 Watching.
ton Street, South Norwalk.
1‘. GARRAMORE, North Main Street:
Mouth Nemallb l V , :,.
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_8outh Norwalk, ,
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'72. Y.” EGG l BUTTER“ MARKET,
sum Mann omit. .171. (72.
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OldJNell CigVar Go. 83 wVayhldgwn "Sl
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CIVIL ENGINEERING
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South Norwilic. Tol. ....... 448-3.
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Strict, ‘.I ........... Tel.1073~3.’l
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Self Siarter’l a Specialtv.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
‘JOHN WILSON'8 01.1 Established
Agency, 24 Clay StV ..... Tel. 2664
Pro“, Rowayton .1181
Vegetables, FRUITS, VVCéndieeV
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West Ave. Fish Mki Before ordering
fish, fruit and vegetables call 948
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Norwalk Tel.15.-
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$72111.ch VFuan'rl‘lRl: on,
129 Washington 38, ....... Tet 105.5.
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JEWELRY, NOVELTIES
MUSICAL INETRUN‘ENTU Toys, Etc.
The Bazar 76 Washingtgn St
.1~,»,..'1-1,
311's 1212111171150
'rHVE'eofioA PRE§6, 95 Washington
.. 131111111. DEALERS
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243111 1" Jam—....
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_oLn WELL; 1.41111113va Haviland
Earner ..‘, ..... Tel; 309
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ClocRA-REPAIRED—Wlatc‘hes
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Street, .. . Tel 853- 12.
CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS
8T.V.JOHN & KEYSER, Steamboal PL,‘
South Numlk . .. ...... Tel. 1082.
STEPHEN UNGVARY 123 West 52.,
«ugh-WVIK.........7111.1493.3
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11111111516? CONSTRUCTION
Ke'gloll ‘Bhlldlng.fi‘l"ol, 359
I‘GEUERAL CONTRACTORS
VfiALVATOR GHARRIQTT. 26 Wooda
j1E8tIEVEVgi.’ ...... . _.' V.'"."". Tel. 816-3
BELICATESSEN
E. H. MOSEHOUSE, Delicateuen and
19“ my recedes all Wall 711. 427.”
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ING; 00.1 51 Mam] Noeralk, Tal. 951,
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ELEQTRICAL WIRING
PHt-ihl‘i H1'Fléboma, than: e'mi pow
V'DR D. VA. SHAMBAVUGH,
tans BELLE ,H’V‘Bm' Keeler 131111211. ‘
Miss POLHEMUS BU Washington
reet, .................. Tel. 302.
MR8 B M. TAYlOR 60 Nadia Main
Street. ........... ..' ..... Tel. 3053‘
MONUMENTS
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84 30. Main street. .Tel 904.
“NURSES' REGISTRY
DR. S. D LAWRENBE. South Main'
street, also chlropodlatp .Tel. 788.
my
‘ OSTEOPATHS
Building, Nomaik 7121.351
PAINTERS PAREmmlvGERVs
avenue, ..... ...... T.e| 173-4,
V JACOB. .A. RUDD‘c RV, 128 South Main
.... . . .. Tel.1342-5.
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GEORGE 8_ NORTH. 78 Washington
Street . . .V, .V . . Telephone Connection.
~ PIANO“ LESSONS
8tl'V‘eal'V,‘ ._. .....
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AROHIBALD ,MEHRlAM. 16 BVayvlcw
V Tel. 109-5.
I,qu n...
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thriller The ploi is good and keel” ‘. .,
the audience guessing every mlllllté.
The cast présdnts the Sketch in ‘e. .
very crisdlleble; manner. so that many ' V_
511111111111 cells at; (.11 111111 1111111114.
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RAYMOND and SON 48 Main Street, ';
127-, V
Coleburn ,
o, noexen Ficturc coming, 18 West '
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SON'lENBF- R1. PIANO 00.104 Wash-
,South Norwalk. . . . Tel. 30
ESTEPHVEN L CLARY, 95 West St,
1 South Norqalk. ....... Tel. 13855
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South Non-.alk,
Nickel
Tipper, H
. Tel. 342-2.
Brass
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"'at 81.,
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East Norwalk, k.. . .1"
ARTHUR E. BENEUQCT' 8.’
South Nae-walk.
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:law
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l' NORR' 3. Tile (er
Hangs Sporting Events 17
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Main Streams ,'Ndl'.'aalk, Tel 129‘3
.. .... ...—...... ._-. ,
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ETHE- .l. B. LAWRENCE AGFHCV, 11‘.
3 5.111111 Main Tel 112.3
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‘Hy E. VDANN and SON, 45 Wall Stleet .
NorwalkV Tel 13112.
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Block, Wall Street. ,Tel. 160.
711111.011 a'UOLoEN, South NOrwalk
Trust CafBuildlug, Tel. 1230.
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South Norwaik ........ ”'Tel, 473-2.
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UPHOLSTERERS
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WINDOW CLEANING
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