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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 10, 1914 · page 4

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tailoring at Dorion VPointV, left.
{at eir New York home today Their
household i’urfiifilre will follow.

William H. Tobey. a popular East
his 0} stegman, has secured a position
is a 1311!; Chester oyster firm for the

 

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home-”qt 11111111" months Mr. To—’ 4 ...
3” entered “9511 11.1411 new duties at w
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Mrs. Fwd Smith was s visitor in
Norwalk Tuesday afternoon.

 

Edward Butts-3y spent Labor Day‘,
with friends in New Haven.

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my important Wen-31M
cussed .4... ..

Mia Edith Deng-lei: was-given I
Bods floww by th§ intern:-

house or Miss fleien Raymond on Hort}
street. Tuesday night The house was

ions: ladies. Min; MoKendrichn
a genial entel‘ia

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NIT-#11 Mrs. Hugo ”mom enter-
Visined Miss Bow 0! New York over
the sleek-end.

 

Charles Mack. Charles Macintyre
and Valentine Wolfe spent. Monday in
New York

mus Agnes 0'11:an and Miss Rita
Burk of Stamford were- visitors in
town, Labor Du)‘.

Richard Carroll, the genial baseball
tan. spent Monday eitb relatives in
Waterbury.

 

Miss 11's Kane of Stamford was the
week-endpuest of thedilsses Krap-
owics on Smith Ridge. ‘

Iiiir. and Mrs. Frank Taylor and

 

was soul: was at oriental: Beach

Saturday. taking—1n the races.
Robert F. Purdy was a visitor in

Stamford Tuesday afternoon

 

flake? V errls Coal Company
or and washington street

A number of new Sheds are to

be eifecteli in their place, and the up»

'pesrnilce of the yard in general will
4116 made much more attractive.

the guest or relatives in Dorian on
Monday

 

Commodore William Braunersl'eu
:ther of Gracie street has returned
Iiroln a visit to Atlantic City.

 

There are more fishermen, perhaps.
an the west side than in any other sec-'
.tluu 0:; the city, or the county, in tact.
“ any daily follow the tides in all kinds '
wot weather. The most popular sport
among this class at the present time is
flapper fishing. unusualh good sized
cowbell of this. fish being mode, and
all of then: are quite large
. ”fl
. The members of the East Norwslk
not". Cluh duet hitornlsily lost even-
'1113 for the purpose of- talking. over
qipno to: a bong and go buck rate to
be hold some time 111 the future.) .There
hrs a 11111111111' of mines available for
this clout. _al111 intolost in the ofl’air
...tolxpuid lira high Net.lu‘ng'4wus dell-
_ fiely decided upon loot“ Eiélllllll’

ing on the Post road. near the Corner

pletion.

IMiss Susie Home at Woodhul 1'

.has returned to her home alter
spending the weekend with Miss Sad
to Scott, Noroton Heights.

On Friday night, on entertniumeht
for the benefit of the Red Cross So

 

Club house, in which Edwin Milton
Royie of this town will read “'l'llr.
Struggles Everlasting," n play
gten by himself.
«4;: _. ,; .. _ ,. 'sing.
The useful article committee of the .’

’ aet11l'1‘orwaik improvement “ammonia-4 In the interest of the Red Cross So-
n 1110., llletdostenlttjv ulteril’gol’lz at‘

. .oiety. the ladies of Dorian ere 11rgal1-’
{UNS‘Aa ’WV‘ “\V’cnd’s" 12ng into circles of ten, to sew such;
', There was a lurgd numr

of her of the members in anomalies, and :Jli:l:sr;:e:r;o::eudm:g 31: ngie::
all prepared Home article for the big

association is to hold the lot-
of this month. The members
lu‘provenlent Association are

 

 

 

[to the war.
j.the folly of war. and the effects pr-o;

 

; The M. A. Blollclnan C’ompuny's
Oreo of men .1131'e exceptionally busy,
4 vine three 301): on tileh hands. The
law: thick for the 11 ems (311111 Company
portly completed and 11. ork is to he
wfionn started on the new $3, 500 dock:
orllfheud 1311.451". dto repl:4ce w: 2:. consists of a pair at pajamas, 11 (20111111.:
gob”: Baileyril'lllrlhhnni' 312m. 9‘3th escent robe and u surgeons jacket.
idkomcn men have just finished dl'iv-V’ ~.;...........
tit; the spiles for the bridge contrno
tors. 1401' pier 9 ol‘ the new in ldge.

' The meeting of the Board of Ap-‘
ortionmollt; tomorrow eVening. is one
:4! especial interest to residents at
' Norwalk, particularly owners or
mobilesi;und;p911ple who reside on
an Za‘nt direet.’ ‘Tho’ action of tho
treet- committee in telling the depart-
.ment to proceed with this work was
' ved, of by the passing of a reso-
t the recent Council meeting;-
li'ng' on the East Side is that
s; nor the work is finished the
1 ore pleased the residents will he.

Pentecost dwelt on the soldier.

. thus far

 

received at Center School than 11711
.been expected. 11115-561190: alone regis—
tel-ed nearly 300 youngsters.

zit Fifth, 34 and at liol4mes.4 21. Who

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

The three highest grades 11
instruction in these lines. .

 
 
 

 
 

VSheVlugr.w of Fenoyer'

bill's. Jennie
'icslly till 1 .

 

 

 
 
 

is twenty. Sectional bookcases

 

‘ burned with hot 1311:qu at her 1
in blortll avenue lest 119111.134

 

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City Clerk Provost or Stamford w...

The new house Fred Tooker is orect-‘

otfledgewick avenue, is nearing copy.

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ciety will be given at the Tokenelle'

WM 4

Arthur Phillips 11'lll4

the European battlefields. At a nleel-'
ing which was held Tuesday in the
Barton Town Hall. Dr Carlos Mnrtvn}
and DVP- G F. [HEMP-608$ 390MB TalflliVGV ol‘ Bulllil 11111 the guests of
Dr.- Mnrtyn pointed out; up-

Jduced on the countries involved: Dr.:
A'

The Dal-ion schools opened Tuesday
morning 'with approximately 500 ml"

At Nor 4
oton school. there wore .160 children

 
 

 

 

' V ’ who is the music instru for, the total 4
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daughter of New York spent the week
w1ith1relu1ives in town.

 

=' Miss Elizabeth Krspowiu has re-
turned to her duties as teacher in the
1 South Manchester school.-

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Mrs J. ll Folsom of Folk street,
who is ill in the Stamford hospital
He reported to be improved
‘ The engagement of Miss
Eugen of Park street to George E.
ili‘lltpairlt‘k has been announced

ville of (llenbl'ooh. this week.
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lllonlltn on [most street. “

3 Miss ldabelle Studwell of Stamford
weekend pith Miss Nina

'speul the
Mldlih ’Jlouk; in South atHeliue

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The White

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113.12. 31.’ will lmlu) us 11 1111111111111 silolk to his
_ rm 4 gmum roldlhos. friends and 1194190
All“ and Mrs Goolgo Peterson . or 1211114411411 1' V: ' 3
8111111 lord 1111111 \iondsV1 with Mr. and Mr ‘Ijgmtvg‘ 44141411:1444421441411é41244421'1411174e44d4;Z
Mrs. Adulu Flulinlgnn ill Tulmudge flour “a and a to“ hours inter;
Hill. “ithoul rolluinlul; his sonmvs. despllui,
11-1-1111: illodlunl uliullnistl'ulloll. V
Mr. null Mrs. Robert Reed and son Attorney illllluco 1111.11 an able and.

John \ ;
‘nue. ‘

vale visiting relatives in

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’lho St Aloysius
l1. commit so i

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‘4 fitomford
(1’ Hospital train:

 

 

Minute

Miss Edith Stevens of Weed street
evlt-altsllwd Miss Florence Sommer-

Miss Mlll'y Hogan ol’ Stamford spent
tht1 11111111111111] with Mr. and Mrs, John

5111' defeated the All:
lull: s 1111 the old Y. M. C. grounds, La
lml‘ [lay lllorlllnu, by the score of iii-ii;

Mr and “re (‘onmd \\ oliel of Roll
111.11! 1111911111: entertained their (laugh
ltur 11nd lsmlly from Bridgeport. \iou-

M" and 111111 .\ little over as \our 111:0, he who;
iiucuuley of l1 11st use

1111' and Mrs Frank Simon oi Lo-'
simllunnleeting will he held nexti cllst avenue spent Monday“ with Min:
Tuesday. The ladies llflVe 1‘31‘8011 $230.1md Mrs.l1lltud1'all-o111l fatally 111 New ;
They have undertaken to “mpg-nu
; form 1 .'1100 units~as they are know ll--~ :
for the Red Cross Society. Each unit; \irs Henry Dull and sons Albee-1:1u ml 5m“ that mm. has 1....“ living
and Phillip. of Rldgof‘leld Park, N‘ J.,‘o;1ui11l;\' in South Nol'wulk 1111111 from
1113111134459; worry or work.

Miss Hilde Crnggs has returned to 11 and Man lillrnes. His ialhel' was
"pits in attendance. More pupils were be: home in Bygoldvn after 11 neeks 11 prominent moment or .liridgelmrt
lisit with Miss; Gruce Hullpt in East

Building Fund a staunch llnlvuhllonn' in his muons:
h 11111110111? uflllcintlons

e V‘ery .l: rillgepol't

nd with gruduoiul fmln the Yale law school

\‘l’eed.:reln1414ins about

any.“

statement!
g mammal: 1111111111-

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The city convention of the No’rwalk
Democrats will be held this evanln‘gV
fill the City Hall. Delegates for the
state. congressional, county, senator-
1111 and probate conventions will be
1nomlmted. it is probable the doin-
’ gates from the dinerent districts will
caucus hetero the opening at the con-
volition and probably agree upon the

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grfilll'eoontetion each districtis entitled; '
J. A. MONTGOMERY. 21 Wall

‘ to and draw up the states to. be ret-
ifled by the convention as a whole.
This suggestion Was nludé by a sec-
ond district delegate and it is likely
to he followed out.

There are to be seven delegates
chosen for the state convention. and
ii is expected" that two will be. from
the first word; two from the second?
and one from each of the others. .lobu
S Seymour. oi the second district
may be one of the delegates to the
state convention.- and probably John
Define Jr. or labs luwine. Sr. will
be one of the first district's represen—
istlv4es_

The sentiment of the local Demo-
crats us far as could be learned seems;
to point to the fact that Norwalk's
nutiyo sons. Sheriff “111111111 Vollmer
and Congressman Jeremiah Donovan ‘
will be endorsed. Rlllnor has it thot“
the convention will lull-l1 11p the can-
didacy of Serialorvllnlltclrd S. Weed,
of New Canaan. tor Lieutenant-gov-
ernor.

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Fillillluli CLERK fl?" linll'ltdsll‘Oii'l‘
t 3-’l“l' (‘SIlFlX‘T ill": ‘il'lllllf‘tllY.

 

 

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10171113 Hirhlion “i: ll .lpo-

115111. that); is. Mun l1.- , ; .

'll‘lo lil'iduepurt “-1 11.11 lust lugging:

minllll H111 l'ulllu'lug
' {suddenly sll'il-ltwl “llll graph-Wei
Allut 1111 Ilonl'ul Hui-1:1 ltnl'm-s .0111: ‘
'v'i‘ lY'ilig'vLm'iu' 11m known 'youm:
luvmw liltd llSl raisin :11 30.11111 None
“Rik. who-111 willl,l:.:: wife ho had
livi'Vll lw11t1lpi1rntin11' l e hmtlih.1\‘ews
.11! his 1111:1171 was kernel! of in this

11'1” liked lawyer with 11 bright vi'u V

stricken with mental disability the re 5
:suli or over work 1411111 study. ;At.that.
lllme he was clerk or the oily oourt. '
inning hold 1h lt position for 1:15:11.
fit} (no.1
_ Conflltlon Improrml. i
it was necessary :to remove him to
‘11. l‘vllrliiurlum tor. treatment. There
111115.111 lmprmvmom in llle ooudltlon‘

..uud 111st M-lv be true 11110113111] and'

Woo ‘

His londition
limprmlug n;-1m\l1 11ml complete $11-1
0.011111- 11: 1.11 11111111! for.

He. 1171.11 lilo. 111111 of tho late James

11.111] 11.:11 a building 10'.11tl\ct0r At-
; nllley [1111111115 1121s 30 tune of 5156.
iii: 1.1115110111111111 odumlilll in Bridge-
’Jltnl “11‘. held mmw offime and wool

site: he ' graduated from the
l1i1_1,ll school, he puts ap-

[pointed 11s clerk of the Board of Ed».

«1111111011 A 10:11 011:6 lute: he enteredpi '

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about nine 511111114 ego

dorm a-itol'wulds he. was appointed
clerk of tho (lty Court and heldthnt
‘:position until about-:- 11 3111111 use He

ondltioll ot Andrus Wood. who 31190 3“"‘3‘1 “l 51‘0“:er 0:;th Buqi' '

nose Men’s Bridge-

on.

Assoointlon,

lform‘ed. Attornm Borneo
11 Wide clr'cio 1113' friends
deeply grieved over his death.

who are
He

 

lie is surr‘i‘ved by his wife. 1W0

 
 
 

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Newly 'dacOrnt‘e for the occasionfc ‘
and the shower ids Vénjoyed by the. 1

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Ho was. always most thorough 11nd 4
gefflnlout in whet-ever duties he only
possessed _

had offices in the liowiqmji building. I
, Where she and had an excellent law practice..

 

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THURSDAY. SEPT. to, 19414

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Dusméss e Directory

 

Norwalk . . .

V Washington

 

JOSEPH SHAY, Elm St.

 

Te,- .... .,.. ...-n. ......i” 136632 Vegetables, FRUPI‘S,‘ Candies
AUTO REPAIRS ANTHONY csssows, 151 Raumd
. . ' Avenue, ... T111338.
REDDY G. AYERS‘ MOTOR CAR CO. .. 4 5......

Ford rep-ire a specialty. Tel. 401.

 

‘4 AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY 00.. ‘291

Wall Street,

 

GENERAL

1111111311117 anvr‘uss; Am. Repairs,
Painting, 9 Havlllnd St, Tel 303-2.

 

soo'rs. suoes. REPAIRED'

news items 5110?. 28 Washing-
‘South Norwalk.

V’ ton Street,

 

‘I'. GARRAMORE. North Main Street
lieuth Norwalk. 4

 

1‘; VLIVENSTE
South Norw

V1.1. MARUCA.

BUTTER
"t‘. V1 EGG ‘
South Mam

11.

ARTHUR T.

811101-1111 a.

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‘3'

STEPHEN U

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Street.

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DR FRANK
Inn

QQIIIA

 

 

 

«1

- DYERS

 

PHILIP H.

 

 

Zilucoronssns
‘WM. GUTHRIE
hot-to, Silvermlne, ..... Tel. 146512..

 

AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE

HOMER a. CRAW, south Main ell-eel.
$01101 Namath.

 

 

moon WADE." Aul- IndelVery, ls

 

V Cripple: shoes 3 specialty. Tel. 342-4

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CIGAR MAWoACTURE’n-s .«

Old Well Cigar On. 83 Washington-8M
.. ...... . .......... 4. 211.11. 1-

Tel. . . .....
CIVIL ENGINEERING

HENRY memes. Kcelcr Block,
South Norwalk. Tel. ....... 448-3.

moo—v.—

Clocks—REI'JAIREn—wmches

Street, . . . . .

 

CONTRACT

South Norwalk. Tel. 1493-3

 

, DELICATESSEN. m
E. H. MDREHOUSE, Dellcatuaon and PAINTERS. PAPERHANGBRS

Fancy GI'°"’1'1"’°V‘V 35 Wall. 1"“ 427' G. DECKER Picture Framing, 18 West

BENTISTS

lemma 1.1 44

Do You Want to Reach the Public?
Lct The Sentinel Directory carry your name
. 4. -..-nnd business into- every home

17 A)» 1..

,. sutioneer nod roll“

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Tel. 6851 and 112.:

81.. ..4.....'.

. .Tel. 76?

NOMIIk,. . Tel. 1382-2-

BLACKSM ITHINQ

IN, Water Street,
ilk.

59 Water 811. NorwzlltVtV

 

sees cussssl .1

nor-r2111“ MRME‘l’.”
serum. .111}: 472.

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" "j Publicitip Ijhls'PerwnalitxProduccs Patronage"

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HENRY MUELLER. 2731 V'

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...... ..7111 1262.3.
3:“ .10th WILeoNle 01:1 Estaifilshed
1" Agency, 24. clay at. ..... 'Tel. 266-4

memes. ..pl'RuoKMEN

n. P. neonate, Vuosg 1315111“;st -
dire”, Emotion; '

129 W:

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5115111

 

FERRIS. 78 Washimton
.Tel. 853-12.

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ORS. BUILDERS
K'EYSER, Steamboat 91.,

South Nomlk Tel. 1082.

 

 

' SALVATOR GHARRdOTT', 26 Wood
' .‘Tel.816.V3.DR D VA. SHAMBAUGH,

or 414.4

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a. HVQYT keelor Build.
... Tet-13051:.

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DRESSMAKERS ._ _
MRS DEL-LE 111111111113.htm» mock"
Washington Street. ' -

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

NBVARV 123 West ‘.St, ;

. CLEANSERSV
4 BOSTON 3111.111 cLsANmo n his. ' -

Street.

Mullins. cowsmucrlon .ico
Keelor Building. Tel. ...... 3593.4
GENERAL CONTRACTORS l

1 Building, Nervvuik

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Street

 

 

_ ‘ ‘ELEcrI‘tiCKL hoses "
'1 ‘o, N. McKIBBON, Tel. 138-3; Electric
Self- stumn : apoclalty.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

 

FISH. vEGETABLEs

West Ave. Fish Mitt. Refers orderlng
4fleh, Holt and vegetables; call 948.

 

RAYMOND and SUN, 48 Main street.
Norwsllt,

STERLING FURNITURE ' CO.,_

112an? stimulus
MUSlCAL leTRbMENT Toys, Etc.
Ti}? Bazar, 75 Washington 3:.
‘ ”£414.34 .4
"" 1618 Wilhelm
72:33:31”: Miss. 95‘ washmmn THOMAS c. BALCOM. Norwalk P o.
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Tel,~ 101113.!

upgg.l.;.1pcw-a-..

 

17111. $181

 

FURNITURE

Tel. 15.

 

127.
shing‘ton gt ....... Tel 105.

 

mm" 1...: ~ -
.SDNMENBERG PIANO 60-. 194 Wash-

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_.‘_._ .

"PIANO TUNING

SouthNorwalk. ._ ....... Tel. 30

STEPHEN L, CLARY 95 TWCSt St.
South Norwalk. V LgSS-S

 

 

Brass: 111.1111; '11; Nickel
13. SCAM a 5011,1173,“ :éreet.
South Norwslk. ,-. Tel. 5842-2
"WING

11 31.,

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PLUMBING AND
L.
sooner stillness, ice 1.:
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noses? 3.750111121591114»
East Norwalk,

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‘ARTHUR‘ E. BENEMCT;.‘8?;».¥¢JE ’5 ,
South Norwalk. --1.'.-:-.-::-r:;35'2 7-38

KNORR’S, Ticker .SOrvlco. .Basc '1

Newt,- Sporting Event. 17.. S. Ma.

 

W|LL|AM B. HUBBELL,
Main Street. 8. Norwalk, Tel. 1294-3.

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10 South ,‘
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE

 

 

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. JUNK DEALERS
‘J'ACOB' mosses-11:12:: sly Avemle;

Nomads" 4 Tel 134646

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’.(ITERENWMREVUROCKERY

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LAUNDRIES

.40“: WELL LAUNDRY 32 Havlllhd
‘..... ....Tel. 309 -'

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MILLINERS

M185 POLHEMUs so Washillotou'
........ Tel. 302._

 

 

 

Mas s M. 'VrAVLos to North Main
emu, ........ :1..i..';.'re1 305 STUDEBAKER VAVUTOS
...”...in ‘ REYNOLDS moron' CAR 60.01111-
MONUMENTS motion: and West avez., . .Tel 1120
SOUTH NORWALK MONUMENTAVL. ‘
84 80. Main street, Tel. 9m ; 1
- ‘--—-«-_ VV '.L ' TAILORIN’G REPAIRING -
’ NURSES, REGISTRY ROCKOFF lanes. 20 North Main 51..
DR. 5 DV; LAWRENCE. South Main _ South Nor-walk ......... _ .13! 362-2.

 

Street. also chlropodl'st ...Tel 738. """“”“"
‘ JOHN lQUBOVl'C. Custom-Tailor, 213
. " 1 t.. ..T l, 320.
V-OSTEOPATHS E Washington Stein 4 4‘4 e
Golebum r" .. 1 1 ;
7111.351 _ ‘ , .; -;
- T'IRE VULcANtz-ING

‘FT.’

Norwallt', . . . . . . . . . . .. .. :Tel.;1324-6.
avenuep .Tel. 14134 ‘ W+w4 ' ‘
JACOB A. 4RUDDanV133 South Main ; UPIIOLSTERERS
Stony“. l . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4TelJS42-5 8. K. MlTCHE'LL,4 upholsterer, and un-

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GEORGE 8 NORTH. 78 Washington '
.';Telephelle ddunectiml

 

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ID MERRIRM 16 quvlcw ORIENTAL RUG WORKS, 7 Winflcld
- - 4140915.:

South Main, Tel 4632-3.

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1H. s. DANN a... son, 45 Wall Street,‘

71151.1, 1;. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
i Nov-walk, Tel. 1,311.2.

 

Biot:k. Wall .Slrett. Tel. 160.
TAYLOR 8. GOLDEN, South NOrwalk
- Trust 60. Building. 111,119.30.

WM H. BYINGTON Room 11,; G:
zeta—Bldg... Jllnrwslk. Tel Si .

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SEWI4NG MACHINES

MACHJ NE» 00.. New and Second-hand.
. lowland avenue. ....1. Tel. 312-4.

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"Slob PAINTING 4 1":
VHowsno A. r11.l.1r,_'5e Water Street.
South. Norwalk ‘..:n' . .. . 1"“.- 4732..

 

 

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nosas'r seamen. .7: Wall Street,

 

 

dcrtakcr' 11 1111111111311; Tet. 1332-3.
4 , _
Willoow CLEANING
so. NORWALK'WINDQW a: HOUSE
_. CLEANlNG co. . Box 516

 

 

 

 

Rugs 1 VV WOVEN Carpets ;

.Strcot . ......1. .5331: Norwan.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Reed Sal/elk
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