is!
= — , Classified
iFori Sale.
‘f‘allst—Toi Let, ‘
Profehsional Cards. and ’
Mlscellaneoum
‘irtrtrfidlél’ ..
.. mm um
“—9——
, (Theg‘flshl'as Gal-title).
.Tuskerton'1‘and West Greek, *New
Jersey, build some very choice oys-
Business and
3
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this 1)
.Tpventy- Five Words or Less. 25c3:
tersithis‘yeal'. This is the news
.whieh Captain J. Watson Eisworth, ‘
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional 0rd. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black. "°““’°’ “1:“ J “ J w ”mm“
face or Caps Double Price. ' “ma” ° ”W 3"" 8”“ “mm
-6 , ’ ' .. .. - ..-..2. N .I., brought to ‘New York on Wed
3 . f5 . [penalty of this week after spending
6 A seventeen days at Beach Haven. N.
WANTED TO LET EUR BABE jJ. Being an oyster grower of many
WAN'FHI— «*WAiTRESSES AT TO ' ' LET—THREE ORV FOUR, L FCR 3ALE—BUILDING IDT. 50x lysrhoex’pfiggcm z; 30::gsnxut1fi
Mansion House. .y.. 515 Bi.
WANTED—LADIES» $14
ly. Agrecabie home work. .*
WEEK-
No can-
vassing. No fake. Complete instruc-
tions and samples. 10 cents. R. G.
Brown & (30., Box 884, Bridgeport.
Conn. - 315 it
WANTED—TWO DOYS.
Nash. Nerth Main street.
H. R.
all at
WANTED—BRdGI-IT BOY IN SHIP-
ping Dept. Liberty & Nicholle Mfg.
Co. ali_V3t
WANTED—TO PLACE A CWEET
toned piano. walnut case in a re-
sponsible home with a prospect of -.
-Address
314 st
selling if satisfactory.
. "Mathushek." care Sentinel.
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Must be neat and good
plain cook. To go home nights. Call
Tuesday. Mrs. Hutchins. 63 West
avenue. 314 at
I
WANTED—RELIABLE LADIES
as representatives for reliable ilrm
Address 0. Cowood, Gen. Delivery.
s12 3t
WANTED—YOUNG’ MAN. THAT
has had experience on short knife cut-
ting Ciuett, Peabody & 00.. Inc
- 5 ' . 612 at
\
froomszor small family.
tubs. 48 Fifth street. East Norwslk.
' 515 it.
Rent ‘
315 1t
_—.
TO LET-9 HAMILTON AVE.
Shore Road. East
3600. '
N orwaik
Five rooms and improvements. Also 5
room cottage, Bates Court. Inquire
'Unlted Grocery Co. 315 tf
To LET—NEST FLOOR, 8 COT-
tase St., four large rooms and one
femall; also one in attic. Gas for
«.cooking and lighting. Water. Inquire
on premises. 315 at
TO LET—APARTMENT, SEVEN
roomi. Also small store and three
rooms. Improvements and alterations
to suit tenants. Near new bridge. F.
C} Becker. 8 Fairneld‘ Ave, Phone
645-3. 315 3t
'ro LET—ONE. TWO on maps
Stationary. 1561.”
TO LET—i ROOMS AT 2 NORTH car. 1913 model. excellent condition.
furnished rooms, with all improve-
manta. separately or together. 'In- ‘
wire 16 West Ave, .80. Norwalk. Tel.
173-2814 3t]
To LET—ONE FURNISHED OR
unfurnished room. Can have use of
kitchén to‘do owncooking if desired.
inquire evenings at 95 South Main
St. down stairs. all 31:
WANTED—ONE OR TWO GEN-
‘ tlemen desiring homelike board and
room in modern house. all improve-
ments, Americlin family. Write or
call evenings. 24 Woodbury avenue.
Norwalk.:' e12 3t
‘. . . r>l
.WANli'En-FWABHING WINDOWS.
house and office cleaning; also fur-‘0
mess 'to take care of. Lonnie d: Hic-
kor. Window and House Clepners, 37
Railroad Ave. a,” all 6t
.m.
wearers—ornaments Elisha»
leaccd on poster mathnes. steady
work. Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.
7 all at
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves. lic. for fat calves.
l37.50 for small calves to fatten. Best
market prices. W. Miller, Connecti-
cut avenue. Tel‘130. .
WANTED-rim BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle, cows, calves and poultry
Play more than any dealer in town.
Bob calves to fatten. $6 to 87. Fat
calves, 120. and 130.“”1b. Judith L.
Dickman. 19 Raymond St. Tel. 356-21
a31 12f.
waurso—rro not ALL amps f
settle and poultry. Best market prices
‘ paid Extra prices ‘for fat calves.
05.00; for lbob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
“ . on tf
%
_
LOB?
_ L03T~BETWEEN 6m [prunes
. and The Keep, hag céntainlng lady's
bathing suit. Please return to W F.
Tamrdany. Reward. ‘ s15 at
. aw-
~—
Leer—IN THE VICINITY on
Methodist Church, 80. Norwalk. a
platinum bar pin set with diamonds
and pearls. Finder please return to
Chiéffil’ennington. Reward all 3t
1
LOST—EITHER A'i‘ BOUT-H NOR-
walk Station or Clifford PharmacY.
lady’s hand bag, containing keys. sled“,
chamois bag with sapphire and dia-"
mend ring; solitaire diamond ring,.
1‘39"!C5 rt: Ar ' -‘ '
\
pearls. '-Lib'eral reward. Return, Miss“
Anna. pierces.- Hotel San
. York City. :14 3t
' II it.
heart-shnphd pin With diamonds lull"-
.New .
TO LET—DESIRABLE FURNISH-
ed rooms‘ with modern improvements.
centrally located. 8 Reed street. South
Norwalk. s12 3t
To LET—9 HAMILTON AVE,
Five rooms and improvements. Also
icondltlou. :25. oo.
Inquire at 21 Grove BL. or 16
t n he was visltln Shi ments
tuart Ave. s15 3t sec to g p
are already being made from Tucker-
_ ' . . ton and West Creek to the Philadeh
FOR eALEs—A roan Toonlao.pm market ..
New tires. tubes and prestollte tank. 6 The New Haven ”‘3‘“ 0‘ “19 Ale"
der Frazer (30., located at City
a , r hone ”1
flag-4 Box 53' Springd le 0 :15 3t POM W111 0M up to: business next
- ' Monday, September 14. One of the
:0]; SALE-NEW Upnvro DATE officers. speaking of the matter this
coua-ge. 7 rooms. modern improve- WBBk, Mid mt Rome good sized 0!"
merits. Desirabiy located . Price ders have already come ill-and that
32,700, but mm Buyers only u- the Clty Point plant will be able to
ceive information. Box 212. Norwslk. hold up its end- Of course. shipments.
3 2 s15 3t will coatinue to be made from the
company's New York house, Pike
FOR skLfifiA GOOD WORK‘: street and Edit River, .
horse. Weight. 1,200 pounds In good; Captain Frederick Okers, the well
condition. Price 3100. Inquire at 49 :‘known oystermhlpper of West ~Ssy-
Water street.
. —~—-—— 2 Europe this season on the Mauretanls,
FOR SALE—BUILDING nor 50x6 which sailed Wednesday last to: Liv-
160 corner Fifth St. and Gregory epppol The pysters were uken up
Blvd. Price and particulars-of J M. from the beds on Tuesday. carefully
Leytoll a Co. ..,Inc 5 slut-old Avl.,llulpocte¢ by Capt. Fred, packed on
So Norwalk. Conn. ‘ all at der his supervision and sent to the
Cunard Line by special express. The
FOR SALE—AN EIGHT ROOM steamship olncers assured Capt. Ock-
1‘“ air “"1303 and ”‘5‘“! in 50"“ ers tha’t theta would not be any dif-
Harry Rider. 20‘ iicuity in landing the oysters safely
East Ave. East Norwslk s12 st in LiverpOOI
' ' 0p Saturday. Sept 26. 1914. at 2
AuromoelLEs - 389500 COM-‘
p.’ in, there (will be a sale of Maurice
'pleteiy equipped. 60 miles per 5“ River Cove myeier grounds. in the
loo. ' Entire upkeep cheaper than
. . .. . _ poeiolilce of Port Norris. N. J. same
horses. cheapo r than “mm ’ Dur being the leasehold of the estate of
able. easily operated. " Address‘ Sas- WU“
» . w J dill H. Land and Albert S. Welch.
3"“ cycm“ 03°!ch .B‘TE‘EV‘S“; The grounds’hre designated by license
“1" 0°“ . . “ , No; 239 and' are known all:
not No‘. any. section A,
FOR BALI—THE BRICK” DWELL- 28. acres . . _
lag No 74 Well MC» lmoivlI A8 the! Lot No. 291 Section A.
Rider house. Lot 75 feet grout and 10 acres
170 feet déep, installer Watt; and; 11.60 No. .62" Socpon A.
barn. trains will inllde Enable 9 acres '
contaiplngi
containing!
l
contalplng g;
I
seven rooms with improvements. 11 3.. ’
Hill price very low Mireil Chafing L6t' N6 ‘19: ee‘cu66 6A, containing
E rabsth at. it or .
T l‘. 699%164 ed 0:01; firewalls“ ”r, .. y. M 2.13 t! micron m. ‘ " :.
.4 ‘ § . a, w- m... i Lot No. i80. Section B. containing
" “‘ ' .' neares- . n --
(TQ- LET—30113109.. PARTS, OF NECTI T AP”! *l -
hm“; natl;.eottam.rv:-. store. in?!“ STA’iE OF (:11: CU (33:13? til-«36‘3“ C. contslnlns
m‘cmenm‘s‘ifi' ”unmet?" V M ‘ m u... .... ..~ E.’ lbtiNJ'l'i’l‘eseuou c. containing
manuuctory with power. route or Taxes on “IVES talents 27 “PM a 99m .t. ‘ M
"3mm” «live “"3”" mm“ m No.511. simian D containing.
Bros. -6 ._; .- s12 3t 23 horas
6 * l ',-l. I ~ (' L.
' To "LET-rive ROOMS. coon
location. rent reasonable; F. H6”.
.35 Cove Ave. East Norwalk. all (it
son ‘ RENT—SEVEN ROOM
house. 25 St, John street. East Nor-
walk. Modern ‘improvaments, desire»
hie location. inquire John Afclllnp.
Telephone 1449. ' ‘ a103t
- ro ter~leraarllaur ON CHAP-
el St. Inquire 64 South Main St.
129 if
¢
x.
PROFESSIONAL
TION—Pupils taught at their rest-
dence. Fall term commencing Sep-
teber 23rd. Miss Lelia A. Gregory.
Norwalk. Conn. R..F D. 42. s1i6t
MISS MAY 1'. HANLON—li MON-
res 8L. Manicuring, shampooing, hair
dressing. scientidc‘facisi and scalp
treatment. Switches from combings a
specialty Work done at home or at
residences.._TeL.615-5 -. 5; s14 3t
LOUISE A. TRIPP—TEACHER,- or?
piano. Resumes teaching Septfimher
612 at
Norwadk. Phone 14922 LN
arise HELEN M. TAYLOR—GRAD-
.uate of Laureltlm Hail—Teacher of-
lane and harmony. Beginnel‘fi
secialty. Address or call, 60 North
lMllll' street. >2; ‘ ‘ 611 at
6
BUSINESS norlcss
marine. . ‘
I have it at last. What? for.
LOST—POCKETBOOK. CONTAIN-
-lng+eum~of¥meney¥ «Reward for re- 6
1"." 3t 2‘"
6. ‘turn in}: figcouinfiq;f;3 ‘3 :.. _
reeling, leaders and [utters st via
guaranteed .Wlu‘owplo
ha Tinwarr.
PIANO AND HARMORV marauc. .
. 90.11:. and as of ”October 1st, in all
6:614 Studio. 106 .80: Main ‘St South “:-—--
A“ ”no"! owmng bonds or um E And all the oysters now planted and
liable to taxation should write at.
once to state Treasurer. ilartfordt Ct being 0“ 3“” grounds.
for lists. “- .
A circular letter will be sent When . B Stltes. together with- her sails. tac-
requested exoliining the proper way 1his, Hettinger gasoline engine, etc,
may? ‘h‘tu‘f‘xl‘. introduced in the wm be were“ for ”‘1‘" ‘
“W e
next General Assembly. and. will be. ”"57“" °"‘°"“‘°“ “m‘wung t"
urged for passage. taxing estates at a 80°“ J'Wld 9‘ ”flab-fill” 5,9680“-
it is reported that the rocks in the
the local rates for all the time own-
ed by decedenil 0“ flue“ ““0805 in waters adjacent to Somerset are full
oi a new grOwth. "
action as have not paid during the
The “Crisdeid Tllneil" says: "Mr. J
life of the owner This is. in the na-
ture of a penalty. .
Savings Bank deposits are not lla- B. Nelsen la' building a large oyster
ble to tax in the owners flame ‘ house on his propertyV in qemy‘;
MW” ‘" bank (“m 5 Saving which will he ready for occupancy in
33:: sn‘hizaydglsigloulgggill t“ u a short time. The building is of brick
Lists of property Home to a g“ and will he‘ Occupied by the Ledge
are to be had out as or March 1st. Rock Oyster Co "
1“. Waterbury: 8'8 of May let. in TheJ &J.- W Elsvvorth 06.. of New
Mlddletown; as of June lat. ~in New York and Keyport N J" are doing a
bigger business now than they were
at this time last year. The company
out out about 900 gallons of opened
Haven; as of July-“lat. in Walling-
10rd; as of September let. in Bridge-
stock On Tuesday and on Wednesday
other towns in the State.
This tax may be paid to the State
Treasurer. At Any Titus and exempts
(or one or more years from- and
after the date of payment to the
Treasurer. hilt must Be Paid before
the date when .R“? 30601 tax list ip
due.
Enquire of your basket or write
to tip} Treasurer at Hartford ,- »
Edward S. Robe‘gts. 'lflsasnrer.
shipment of 1the season. 1. 200 gallons,
(in; oyster shippers. of Pike Street
0y er Market. New ork, said thit
business and that it is bettevthan
FAST FREIGHT LINE. V70: NEW during the corresponding pm of
. .voak AND TO ALL 66st is We" ii “Reina.“ ”993% 3131'
THE SOUTH AND WEST. c ngettiag openers“. but it
a'i‘hrough car service toalilmportsnt look “i u there
{interior mm.“ making. connectionsflmy lllrge yatefls hipfiers oil-
with daily enough cars to the rollow- 666 ‘“‘ ‘ “
i'ng plol‘lilfs: 061‘:th Clggig’ Djen- Joliepil N; 66666.6... of George
or n anapo fleas y, Louis- Thomqu 0: 80m Pike. street and
boat leaves Pier 27 Eastitlrer New‘ ,-
Y foot. of Catherine t), every .
day dept 8 day at Freight -
r’scemd at oNorwalk: q~
s15 3t6 ‘ ville. L. 1.. made his first shipment to '
L WASHINGTON p. o,
notbe 6‘
season On September 21 They have‘
beendoing some shipping of orders"
since the first of the month.
Thehnk'i‘. LapeCoq of New
Haven. Conn, closed down this sum
met for the first time in the history
of the business. usually keeping open
all the fall’- They planted 106 bush-
els of shells.
The “Warren Oyster (10.. of Warren.
R. i.. will open the season in a couple
of weeks. Dr. Connelly. the proprie-
tor, is rushing his new plant to a fin-
ish. When completed it will... have ..
double the capacity of any other War-
ren plant. 1,300 gallons. 'ihe com-
pany will have plenty‘ of stock of all
sires and‘ 50 bbls. shell sloth, which
will he handled in a separate house.
Dr. Connelly reports a good set on
200,000 bushels of shells planted up
the Providence River.
George Greene. Jr.. of Warren, R.
l.. commenced opening last week. lie
is behind his orders. Stock is ex-
ceptionally good for this season.
E. B. Blount, of Warren. R. l. ship'-
Best Creamery Butter a pound ................ . . 3
Bestll‘lour,absg..............................}.. :2
‘BestFlou‘r,abarrel. ............................
100 Stamps with r can Baking Powder at .........
THE A. CD. P. TEA C0.
TELEPHONE 909
24 Washington St, slum Norwalk,
ped a few barrels on Thursday.
E. Buckingham' s Son will open:
about the end of the month 1
The North Atlantic Oyster Farms. the “boys" at home have been won- We might. without exhausting all;
inc.. are handling both open and daring ar the failure to put Demo- theme. occupy this hour in thank;-
1.. crats in the place of Republicans in 8m.“ ‘0' a” ”13' has been “N"
branch. They expect to do the greab Bridgeport as elem“
or PM of their Rhode Island “WE‘RE“ preached. This 1“ ML DOWN“ ‘0 it love at home and respect shroud,
ltake action at this time. it is declar- But. gratifying as that would
George Choline. Jr. reports a good ed. '
shell stock at the Warren, R.
at Warren for the present.
set at Dighton River. R. I. I
E Bucklnghain’s Son. of Warren. R. l
I. has a poor s‘et on 75. 000 bushels of
shells, '; ‘* ‘ll‘ 5
Smith & «Bradley, of Warren. R, 1.,
have a good set.
The M. Dewing Co.. of Providence
R. L. have their full complement of
,men working. They opened on Sep
tember ist' androport plenty of or-
ders and exceptionally fine stock.
The Narragansett Bay Oyster Co.‘
is 'aiways open.
ginning to hear from their trade.
llmlllll it... :i
. illllll‘ in
~ ' llll sunrise
W!
no
l l. hellish-res ." Spangled requests.
1‘ C rilflOn.
"(it Especied Nailid Would: 200‘ “ ann‘" b . We do .not seek trade 66?."
I {17). AI. THIGH: b 21“)“. Ii: -—Pl‘édi(‘t- prices “‘0 $9,an P cu,
ilg til t. be c n lkion'a through K5? \
‘ ’ sent in ”am All” the-,5 ' uhicll. gurfipe l‘s no“ price lllg are bu: apt—1‘36?!" ”Re“
2 Ithb 'rlsiith" "of lrlillitnrism. Sec- . .
I;- 1 5‘ FCR‘JELEBIIORS‘ rotary“ of State W arm 3. 166mm it 4‘ traefls‘doiigng‘fo as
The sending of the ncminailon of J, L.6
the senate Friday afternoon by Pr‘e‘ai i
dent Wilson was a surprise to pthi
cal circles close to the state situation ’
it has been expected for a long time
that Congressman Donovan would.i~e
commend the naming of McGovern tor
the place and that lesident Wilson.
would accept promptly the recom
mendatlpn. ' ' ‘- -
But it was also ngrally accepted
here that Mr. Donovan would post-
pone the making of a nomination 6un-
til after the election this fall, with
a view not to antagonize eithel‘ of the
Democratic fdtliiqhs in Bridgeport for
the coming campaign; it is accepted
that Mr. Donovan changed his mihd
4-: .run the tea-y ‘tllut ll owning. the
rather quickly, and there are why pm." of self repirsnt will
l‘tlle" place 61’ that hreve‘ry which from-
pies {upon the rights or others—man
Congressman Donovan ‘wlil not die will dare to forgive and leaie yen .
canes to the Lord. "
The secretary paidip glowing tri-
bole to Francis Short
which lookalike pretty good business. name is' belore the senate but de o,-
'1ng Merrill, of John I Merrill & cllnes answers to questions as- to the Banner." .7 a»
He also: “sReautltul a; it let
eye. and there is rip-he more b uti-
" fu i, it derives its real Vsplendor train -
hiailrm is doing an exceptionally gobd answer leads . 0 another question’s-j is the fact thatllrfiloats 0.9.). the
of the flea and the home 0
Willy brave. "
19¢"
l T .
. . hen
"I dont expeCt so in h as a will what
conjectures as to the reason.
Donny“ silent on Nomination.
last they made their first full cariot cuss the nomination. He shows evi- 5
dent. pleasuren‘in the fact that the
delay. in making an appointment Earld*
pa to the naming at this time “Que
the way he puts his declinations
“Doc you think there will be
opposition to the nomination in _
senate?" he :was asked,- 5 3 ...
{hp-Cl? replied Mr. Donoypu. .. .
-Was there any at the Treasury iie-'
pertinent.- where your. recommends]
tion was madet" jhe‘wss asked. ‘ t '
—-‘__—:V
._‘.._____..
Word has been received by CO“ in determining what that flat shall
grossman Donovan from the State symbolize, what
‘depaflmgm that Mrs Julia Zold of shall it represents to the werld will
Bridgeport and family, about whom
inquiries have been sent to Europe.
have
American minister at
Austria. and that money for trans-
.pprtation and passports .
lpmvided Mrs w. o Ladd or Brls5+~
Frank C PM“ 0' “Widen“: R tol has been found at Lucerne. Switz-
1., will open for the season next week.‘ . efl‘nd‘ it 15 also ““01,“ch
Sendtor McLep'n has- introduced a'
' :«l‘jlrlll prolifiillla a pensloacog $30 per.
Til. Rocky Point oystel‘ CD. are ”:2' month “, Mm Kati? M: frenneld of
New Britain. widow 0f Charles' W.
. Wands“. whoaerved in- the navy. and
to Mrs. Minnie spline, or New Hav- .
ieu. who is the widow of Nicholas
*Schue. late“ «if; Company E. ildth
{.Connectiout infantry.
is is
BRYAN Phat: cm TIII‘. pl SING
”Smalls as Présilient's Representative
. .6211: tie .lllCJlfl'nClJllil speech-maths Star
'7 - a' Spangled Banner celebration
e lSlliuldadc Tho rotary acted as the
S ill 16aMlpcrscliul r‘eprefitativo ct President
llscll 3nd cxpré
c chi
W
McGovern of ilridgépoit to be .c'olU m
At «the same time the schr. William lcctor of custodian fiil’ Cdnncctlcdt to be present: ‘
of our
_Brynrl
thevi
find by in
not warship God as. we do if we \i‘ere.
convinced that each generation mus:
'bo ckérciébd in blood letting in 0rd:
.er to. prevent stagnation.. There is all
Vimuch inspiration in a noble l'. is as iii
6a hoilc death. With peacrflll
gross the avenues of uegdulness are
being multiplied:
‘t'o‘extend our. territory by the ail-0rd.
we are enlarging it-by intelligent cui-
tlvation of the soil: instead of mons-
urlrlg our merit by the. numbers We
canyovercome. we estimate greatness .
by the {service rendered.
REAL CAR HERE
1915 MODEL 1915”,
Call’on us or Teiephone Ajax Tires
> REDDY & AYERS
Van Zandt Street. Distributors For Fairlieid Lonely
-,
under the red, white and blue. CW
time ap in praise of those who have won
be...
mere advantage could be gained
‘ the contemplation of the part will
2°" thily Located. we must play today and tomom
kind of NM)!
‘ it.
(or what sort of bravery ship."
a.
stand. ”
through the Everything new in lists p‘t Rogers It
Ends Pest. Stoveillb . ‘
been located
hav e been"
Investments .- v
invest in Life, Annuity or
come Policy. Returns are better a”
in meat securities. 11*
0.7. MGGOVEIN "‘3‘ .
III‘UMNGE AND. REM,- ”TA.
- 156 Wilhiglrmoflg slicer.
“viii! Norwslk. 160“?" "‘
annulus—I‘—
d It
" ‘6 liver lpkelce.‘
2—,. 62
South Nor-walk in revitalise. to, m
.4
y
it a
't'
9&er “NEWS“. ‘ ‘
lure. Semester attention to lain
‘FHE’ s‘ltvsn LAKE. lo - ~
ed the regrets of ”"0” 51,9
r his inability to
iléutiy
No Territory By The .§nnld
“Lot lio one think met the texture
‘marlhoodu' said Secretary
'lll he of a lower qpallty
ngth is no longer“: ‘wnsi-
~85 of «3:25:ch could
Do;-
cnds regular :22 60 value now 13.60
Y ou.yclllVVuave,16 Bole these wonden
Iu bargain§ 10. fully appreciate them;
and a call will convince you.‘ ‘"
Tailoring is first-class in every
“cult“? and perfect fit guaranteed;
Cleaning and alterations not ;
_ kinds promptly attended to re’pa'i "
'- nearly done,V reasonable rates. " .
Ladies and Gents p'r‘e ’rlg "
cleaning. -
. SAUL. NATHAN
Podelfsky Building. *
' The New Solstice
OEFiHi'i’iOM or cameo ergo.
instead of seeking
Bravery Of Self-Restraini._
take
’cy t‘io auth-
for the? “The Star Spangled
the
flood I
I ‘ it created pipchelii“ serves and ‘
we Ella-Mm! . later ills in the litter-ant .
reel. :1: at a meeting or the Ooiilll-l!
li’
. hot
I Grdliliaie.
dimmer" ~’
Stills City, w ill be held
‘ rim I
Norwalk Chronicler