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NEWS
. 'rao Aiken plats. oo'F'lrat street. is.
was Marion A lied. of Fitch street.
is spending two weeks in Yonkers ans
Poughkeepsie. , i
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The “C A met}
no uptown coal design
lialpli Carr, of Massachusetts. is on-
Joylnga pleasant stay at the homeof
relatives on Fifth street.
The “Eastern Star" is being unload
glad hy the Ferris Coal Company of a
' has cargo of “Sonm‘an bituminous
coal.
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Paul Bartram, of 0 me avenue.
who was held up and clubbed by high-
waylnen. on Wilson Point road. Thurs-
uy night, is confined {6‘ his hoine to-
‘day as a result of himp'juries.
When the new Washington street
Iridge opens for trafllc. on Christmas.
the roadway will be of gravel, which
”will be placed over the cement road
had. it will probably be some time be.
‘ we the Wood blocks will be laid.
the house will be a telephone.
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The bridgelenders' cement house. on
' the new bridge, is last nearing comple-
tion. the exterior of the house being
completely finished. with the exception
of windows being installed. One of the
may conveniences to be installed in
4—Get tbeJiest New Orleans Molnar
us at L’Hommedieu Broe'.
b'ifloan.“ 'Vwé—v— ‘
A pool game of considerable inter-
Oat. last evening. was played between
0. Browafiandnos Bergman. both rated
“wallowing“ Side pool room.
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fittest The score
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in! 3:9“, the ill’fiommlssloners or
semi ffyiil be held in the
{jihnlclpal stuffing: Seav avenue}
neat‘ltonday opening. 'i‘h will proo-
‘ ably bé .thd-la‘st meeting of the cool-
I maniacal-s smiths old building. future
5 meetings being held in the new station
‘oo Bayview place.
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.The Men’s Class of the East Avenue
ilethodlst ngopal Church will die.
gun the ‘4} ion' of “Missions. Both g
9 ‘ mphshed." Different speak
wiliopen up each phase of the
ward may the missionary expect. and
if. any reward islsuillcient for the sac
~I-riscs- soon, one makes. Altogether an
‘laterestlngltlme is inspected.
Herbert Slicox rated 95. was the vlc~
tor, last evening. over Philip Voor~
m, rated 30. winning by the scoreoh
J5”. la a reel Same played in Ha!-
We Benedict B‘rldge pool and bil-
lbrd parlorm'r ‘ Jpleto score fol-
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At an imporhlit meeting of the Loy.
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-‘Soath Norwalk. Ir. flood f
zoo regular weekly business W
l fiomsgand 139mm. and What They
2““ “m
“Miran.“ a boxer of no mean
_ undergoing extensive improvements. fans. or W N y, will be: v1.3
itor in this city during the Christmas
season. at the home of his cousin. Jos ,
epli Orioles, of the East Side barber
shop Kid Sullivan. who at present is-
tralolng and Misting in St. Louis, and
”this morale: actuate: himself with credit. will, if}
slower harbor to possible. lake a match With a local a bhgpmem tn the Red Cross Society.
Ichter. or a. hour of his weight in this
vicinity. Ho weighs 118 pounds. train
ed. and is a coming lightweight sham--
ploa.
It is expected that'Bisliop Brewster.
of Hartford. will be on the East Side;
during the aooo‘ul week of January to;
confirm 5 large class in Christ Episcovi
pal Church, on Gregory Boulevard.
The class in busy preparing itself for;
this swaths. and Boy. 1‘. C Caskey. of
Southport. who will ofllclate at the
church tomorrow morning and evening. ,
is delivering a number of powerfully;
interesting sermons, which prove of
great value to the class. Tomorrow
evening Rev. Mr. Caskey will discuss '
“What Is Conversion?" being the sec-
0nd in the series of Confirmation ln-
structlona.
owavroy
Postmaster Harveys
tal cards in the store of Robert F
Scalai. llr’lhe vlllti'go where resilientll'=
.Hmty and bloom ot convenience. espsc
lally during the holiday season.
It is pleasing news to his loony
friend: to learn that Barry blood will
he monster of the NorwstkDrngCom-
paay‘a store. In North Mainwstreot
marl!
workad at this store. but left t ta'lte
to
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orwalk is good news.
Miss Roth Thomas. of Rowayton
avenue. who has charge of the music
in the achooh in the City of Norwalk.
has inn! with much success iii the
formation" or a girl’s colitis no
:10“ la'alloa “ks much Interest in
thoworhandlnaahorttimamayof.
for the people of News“: a chance
to hear mastoid weir work;
’Rowayton‘ people“ ‘wn‘o‘ patrotine the f
: trolley lidt‘al'froal‘ this place to Stam-
ford. are eagerly «awaiting the operat-
ing of through care from Norwalk to
Stamford railroad stations. These are 9
scheduled on atgt next Honda. and
Norwalk trolloynen have been break-
ing in this week on the Stamfordllne.
The connecting line across Miller’s
Bridge at Noroton "V completed
some time ago.
Rowayton Methodist Church. Sun-
day. Dec. lull—Services in the Metho-
dist Church tomorrow as follows:
Morning worship at 10: 30 a. m.——the‘
PM WOW“.- We sermon will be from Matt. I
28. t—"Foar Not Ye; for I Know That
-Ye Seek Jesus." The Sunday school‘
meets at :1: 50 a In. The lesson sub
Sect la: “The Great Commission." Ep-
worthnoagaoatsz dip. in. Thstoplci
fit: “How Inch Do We Love Christ "
.The leader to Miss Ethel haulage?
1W1: services with special sing-
ingiathoovsolng'wat'fatlp in. All
are welcome to these services.
Rowayton Baptist Churcn—A num~
bar oftho men of the church and com.
unity not at the church on Friday
I“Gems from ny‘a Jim. 2:
31-12. 7:30 evening; i-vicd Thigh
I Mrs xvii“:
{Mrs C. D Albrecht Smi Mason
ion up tho- state, His mftw‘ggn‘
tolissspecialln lsvlco‘ at
which will be heard solofldaet. and
quartet selections. The ballot will
knoun singers: CNS.
Iaud Addison Hathaway The pastor
Iwill preach a short sermon on the
subject 0!“ ‘leing and Getting”. a
Itery time-l: theme at this season of
the yoga!
. A most cordial Invitation is Extend
Bad to the people of the community to
(attend any of these services. .
, Notices for the wook:
I The A. W '1‘. class will meet on
Tuesday afternoon for their regular
bi- weekly meeting.
The monthly meeting of “Him
Mission Society will be held on Wed
needed! eventual. at 1:95. mmb
vlted.
The A. \l' '1‘. class hale just made
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of garments which They have' made
for the Belgian war W
“da ity in New York city.
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past Week.
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A special meeting of Richard Huh.
comb Camp. 8. of V, will be held Bai-
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'l‘llc grilild list Ill New Canaan is
_$o, 758, 650. an increase mer lest you.
of SIN. m.
bill-a Kftiherln! O'Neill 02- Mount
Ackart has avenue E me we“ M ”mm...“ m- hundred yards apart.
,placed a quantity of stamps and pea--
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New york (or several days.
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her home. on Park street, Friday. from
‘Dallbury. where she visited friends.
Mr. and Mrs. mu Taylor hare ro-I
ltlTlled 90m (ltd? WHEN}. "I9 and I"
new residing at tbbir home. on “11
avenu , . . . § .
.‘irfeauzl Mrs“ Hubert Hashim 11‘“
0 their Mme. on Eula
a tanks-moani- Vial!
lPins Grove.
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~wsv.*l:'li.’f5b§t‘."li Di; left town.
liondav mutual ion Balaton. to visit
his sister. lira. Friar. and returned
home this piercing.
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Salinger Wham of the Elite howl-
ing alloys, is trying to form a ladloa’
prize for. a~tonrnament
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'rli‘e' ladies of on w‘ 'a. c will hold
per in Raymond's Hall. next Tuesday
afternoon and evening
returned from Pine Crave. where
now residing on Boat avenue.
W13. Clark has the contract for con-
structing a road about the estate of
Bernard Coleman. in Silver-mine.
which was formerly owned by Mr.
‘Gruelie.
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The Christmas sale and third qua»
i‘erly slipper held in, the Methodist
church. Thursday night. under the
was successful. more than 100 at—
I tended
Fire destroyed Louis Burfleoo's
in Tnlmadtre Hill about 2 this
morning The fire company with the
autoLchemlcal reaponded to the
alarm sent by phone. but by the
Itimo they arrived the nodes casino
ashes. How the fire startedria not
iknown. The occupants of the house
had to Jump out of the window: to
Qs‘ave their lives. It is said that Bur-
'rlco lost 3200 which he drew“ from
“yesterday. The house is
' 9 Milan Church. on Van Zant street- miution. Amman; was held stew Ieitueted on the main mini to stem.
President-libs Theresa Podzelnl. I
sadism—nip: Lillian wuss.
Treasurer-43mg ‘, a Wood.
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meeting was that a Brotherhood be
iorganizes]. and temporary unicorn
VicePresident-fllss Myrtle Saun- _worocnoasn‘.andacomniltte‘e to (12an '91.. how, Burncco
imp a mutation was appointed
The Christmas committees are liner
making“ mutations for the entertain-
meat to be given on Christmas Eve.
Sunday mm: as. morning
worship wfi sermon by the pastor
subject: "rho New Commas
119.!anle slumelldth
umlarvlaadwl will at . its.
Eye In on the ‘
BM.- Schoolf.
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“ Liloolor c. E. meeting will the bills
in. Sunday-aside! groom Topic.
“My last sun‘s says will do." The
trade to. the week
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Thursday evenin. the following oilf- imp, .80. .9 which the nose of ma‘ford a short distance below. the
‘ cars were elected.
Talmadgc Hill station. The firemen
did good work. in saving adiolnlog
buildings and a small bakery close to
conducts a
home bakery. , ‘ '
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“Ladlss' night" was celebrated by
Harmony lodge, No. 87, F. and A. M.,
in Odd Fellows' Hall, Tuuday even-
Iing, and 200 guests ventured out in
dment." Idle stormy weather to participate in
the entertainment. The Masons had
repared an evening of varied enjoy-
,t’ for their frienda. The pleats-lo
llglus failed to stay bright and caused
Ih‘all. While w‘f' ‘
I ‘juloe” to main lanthanum
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liftb‘elsrgslod Masculine
laid-r of “la!- mg I- will 9“.le hours laaoela'l cans- Worship-
slash. '0 a "
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llrs M D Randall is spending the -
‘ ills. Florence simianrelurn‘se io'
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bowling team. He plans to live a
their usual Christmas sale and»
Mr. and Mn}. Robert Hashim hallo
they spent~asvelal months. and “‘1
auspices of the ladies' Aid Soolotyp‘
. ‘ sting himself out and partly be:
.. cause singing m the immediate
vicinity of the enemy is wait:
Swen. The committee in charge of the
Winslow, with the assistance _of
GWSB T- Sollth, apparel] as omen
tianlly also plugs-am motion, pic
sores. including a fill colored
lbs composed of the fol wing well feature. Foran boy and a half the
meat. and then returned to the ban
quot hall. in the M Fellows‘ building.
where a real Harmony supper was
issued. Esorythifig on the table on
mixed. even to the doles. made by
1the cont” W of the will
In violin selection by little Miss liar.
aria. was well received and the repeat
ed WE proved the violinist a titl-
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the young falls. and older attests
collect music furnished by Shepard;
«remains. of Saudi Norwelk. mm
unloved. The committee in
rifle I! W MGM" coastline-0
of W. H. Bastian. mud Rutledge,
T. W Benedict. l". A. Shuttle. Thol.
“aberrant-s 'T. Smith
news raou A GERMAN
Atrial! IN FRANCE.
Fatwu'tbd by Automobile Cour
let to Berlin, Thence to
IIN FRANCE, Dec. Il forwarded
Iby automobile courier to Berlin,
thence to London.~—A correspom
L-dcnt of The Associated Press,:
glpelldlllg a wctk in the field of
[operations has 3150 been the
Mrs. Willis Strong. of Park street, guest of Generals von Ilearidgml
has been visiting in New York for the formerly \\ ar Minister and now I
COlllmalldlng the Seventh Army;
\on Zw,elll the capturer of Man-
beuge and von Emmich. the con-
queror oi Liege and Namur.
Several hours were spent in the
trenches ill a picturcsue old town
“here (lcfnlan riflemeil and
French icgionaricfi plan and plav
practical jokes 0 war upon each
iother from positions a scant two
A race of
German lm‘goldyfh Was fotintlm
one place on this, front Men.
horses. supplies, itals and so
forth, were Ilouscd'iiln hillside cav-
erns. fomlerlv s quarries
‘which were should I; protected
by s 'fifty- -foot sterile root from
even the blast poworful shell. fire.
This looming passed in an
afitillcry gluten/aha, stand oppo~
5i lefihcmia.‘ \vhc : a powerful
Slowing! , by ‘ means
the artillery
l, tong the abserver‘
e hundr yards of the
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city a 9 2 the cat, drill and Cl}-
allied... ~ t6 sec 9 at the cathe-
(331%ch its mifii l were stiand-
l intact )0“ h b ack-
engl‘l bylyfire. g
.A trip of lllspccg n was nude
through a labyrill field fortifi-
csti 3 id nppmd‘ches along the
Alexca‘agtfs ilearelil‘ point to Par-
iSr Millie Kilo: lin are normal
Monolith; 'hontlr 1 yards apart.
Thcooldicrs oven lo the foremost
breugglles wore ion living in
will but! simple . They are
wells-Supplied withiblankets. food.
wharfaridiclotlii . and are in
good coitus. angle their long
-resid_encc ill the trenches Desol-
. tory infantry fire is always in
pro here. and the rattle of
mac inc guns breaks out now and
then Thirtillery- on both sides
has tltrowo tontr- of iron daily,
but there have been no great
lights of late lll this section of the
Smut- ‘
Of all the impressions of the
:trip one of the most striking is
that left. by countless stacks of
iiilthrcahcd grain. stretching for
miles" in every direction through-
out this granary of Northern
France Over a hundred German
threshing machmes of the largest
si ivoworlting in the "glen 0o
copied hy’thé My. and‘fix new
ones were encountered today
plugging forward to reinforce
these. harvest batteries which
are doing work quite as import-
ant as that. of the az-ccntinletre
cannon.
living on the supplies of flour and
meat derived from this" section
of the country, but is actually
The German soldier at the front
one more warm meal daily than
in peace times. The lean gréy-
hounds seen after the dash on
Paris are again rounding out into
portly Germans. . I
The normal soldier at the front
does not sing as m‘uch as former-
ly, partly perhaps because he has
draw dropout be its neon
,now m“ min“ ‘1 9 t the
men“ 9‘3”“ title novel entertain; w n Wing 0
field hospital. Health conditions
are remarkably good. the sur-
geons state, even better than in
pears times. 'lhere has been
Colloidlable tlphoid but this is
vigorous use of the anti- -typhoid
serum The medical department
is fine; now cleaning out three.
villages in the immediate vicinity
of headquarters which; were
found to be typhoid centers. ’I’hé
surgeons are devoting special at-
tention to this matter and iaolat-l
ing or vaccinating the inhabitants
W.M§. After the supper 99“.;
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M in the low room where. to' on
of suspected villages.
The Germans chdently pit- pre-
Iparing for an extended loccupa-
lion. The [lunch Williamson-1
der the supervision and to a cerv‘w
I London
I man nurses .0F“
CERTAl. Y GERMAN ARMY;
The army is M only
sending wheat and flour back to
‘ Germany. ,
is smiling and well-fed, as he has A
(lithe Germans have planted
:winter crops and are working in
the fields. Imvnrura bridges
destroyed during the océ'upation
loperations are everywhere being
permanently rebuilt with steel
Ifrorfi Gerin‘any. The roads are be-
Eing maintained as usual bx'
IFrencll labor and in some crises
factories are being rte-opened
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No sarong
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\llss Annn (‘oml of the To‘wn Hall
staff enjoyed a day off Thug-Ida)
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itain extent, the mild conipuleio‘n”
z HE HAD. "
“Have you ever thought serouslly of
‘marriese. sir?"
Sung I “Indeed I have; ever since the cere
eitlony.”
THE ONLY WAY HE GOQLD.
Bowler—l made quite .an impress;
also with my voice last night.
Hinkley~What did you do"!
into a phone-r0911. somewhere?
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Speak to ' our customers
whoon Hm Shoesand
iyou will hear a mliveisal
story of because
of their style. comfort and
W Once awesrerof
Hannahoaayouwilt -‘
bedhsat'nfisdwithany
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Exclusive Agency
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Mamie sheet. the young daughter?
of Harry Street. is ill of plieul‘i‘ioniLI
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A new“ fence is being built about
the Tilly property adjoining thci
railroad tracks. west of lhefislntion.‘
The hrll-k work on ’lhl‘“.nf’\V flrc
house In nearly finished. ‘;;Within;
a short time. the roof he‘ll-s, will.
illejn‘ WHO“. \“e-é‘i‘. “
. Mrs. Willlalrl Duadol~ and
En Duadslt oi Norotun
were visitors out of town Thurs-
.day afternoon. 9 i
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And now some of our o’ulkg; am
talking of bonding th‘v loom my the
amount of 0150. 090 for‘ the lfillldz’
in: of roads. Other: Art \oicinlr
this oaottnlcat that the mid ads,
are the only ones that oped ofi
material. {or the acoo site a do;
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Heights. it
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OUR STOCK
of Holiday SLIPPERS
Is lllil'l lit its host, and no inert-“acceptable [liesiiit'
“ would “be allotted for any member of the family.
9 We have all kinds at all prices. ..
minim: cases 5 “comm" supplies in n- {7
(Ills. illisses and children are surely true to llallle.
Conneally &Bracken
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motor tears, and that eo'g‘ng theI
aide roads or. kept in good canal-I
«do. they «enamel-ac“ To bond.
for ”to. 000 would in hingé
like one Juli] prided to he meant
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All,
mm??? ‘M'I'OR AllBldSlMRl
mm.
(mEVEIJAND. 0. Dec. lor‘lllvarun“
'1‘. Herrick. fnriner Ambassador. to.
Mace aomiupdaied by Mrs lien.
rich. arrived here earlyModay and'
was «Mod to hip home. A bulillc;
reception will ho given in his honor}
inCentral Armory later “glib; ditch:
noon.
Mr. Herrick declined tampons; the‘
plan of friends to mammal for pr'c- f
Ildent in "Hand snip. nef' would:
duties in Paris had cost him sloop I
:ave “to earn scroll copy." as his
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To restore gray hair to'ita naisf'al
color and ham. No matter‘liow old
and faded your hair looks. or how
long you have been gray. it will work
wonders for you. keep you looking
young, promote a luxuriant growth of
healthy hair. stop its «largest and
positively remove dandruff. Will not
not] akin or halo. Will not injure
your hair. Is not a dye.
Refuse all substitutes.
at dread-ll. ,
me We will send a large trial bot-
tlelrosbymturnmamtoanyonawho
isends this Coupon to Anni-lean Pro-
prlstary Co., Mon. Bass..- with their
natal: and address. and 10 cents in an-
‘ver to pay postage.‘
50e.a bottle“
Thomumaklntyourpar-
“Income. as much nom
koafloamwmheuutadflabhoe-
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luv sustains-Lia mono on "
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“The City N anonai Bank
A GOOD BANK
the experience sought you to give careful thought to \our bank or-
(W? . .
‘A_ good hank glows better as it m older. and la (molars us-
ually glow with lt—buslucss arrilnglmenta to be permanent must be
he Ins-W
‘ was Bill“ imm- sea to into that lav-gt number of depositoea who for
many years have Nana bankru- relations hove hour pleuant and pro-
(liable. , if I £' .
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Merry Xmas to All
To OUR FRIENDS. om (ll' mums.
“With pleasure we esprit. hearty thanks to our Friends and (‘nsm-
- Item for trade of the past.
(‘nll around and one our stock fol Chlistmns. uhlch include FLO“-
mnm. Mason no P0! Pilsxrs in numbers.
Croton. Kcntcas, Wes. Wins, m. Ame. “Mum I’oln-
settlae. Annuities. Cyclamen. Artisans. Culcloas. Dufsys, Jerusa-
lem, "lorries. Dramas, F-l'if'fls Begonias. etc. ‘_
. Cot flowers of quality. Chi-llamas groans or spool-[demos
live value so don’t tome than; for (‘Ilfls‘l‘nlafl can ht: found at
The South NM
South Norvvalk Flovver Co.,
No. 2 South Main Street Telephone364
The Reed ;& Volk
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Electrical Co.
The.0llly Fully Equipped,
- ELECTRICAL SHOP
' . in th'e‘TO'Wn
AUTO suprfilsé"
Phone 805—50 So. Main as.
so. sol-wall. Music lion clock.
COX
Xmas Remittances
' for the
Old-Lountry
WHITE “AR film DRAWS.
Norwalk Chronicler