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LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Tvlranty-Flve Words or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each AdditiOnal Word, 1 .cent’per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
WANTED.
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TO LET.
WANTED—BRIGHT GIRLS FOR:
office ivork. Must be good penman and '
accurate in arithmetic School gradua
Sons,‘
ates preferred. H. Jacobs &
b‘lioe Manufacturers, IBeiden avenue,
Norwalk, Conn. 1113 It
WANTED — TWO OR THREE
painters. Good mechanics. Alex White,
61 Ely avenue. Tel. 400 m3 3t
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework in family of two. Call 25
Bayview avenue.
WANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL
I housework in small family. Inquire
102 Main street, Norwalk. m1 3t
WANTED—POSITION AT GENER- mm" A“ 'mpm‘emems Comer H“ Cisco Smith, Darien, Conn
al housework. References furnished.
IAddress, 29 Lexington avenue.
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WANTED—GENTLEMEN ROOM-
‘lers. with references. Two larg'e‘fint
rooms, water view. 27 Seaview ave-
nue. m1 3t
MISCELLANEU u‘s.
‘ MANSION HOUSE. FURNISHED
rooms from $3.50, $3.00, $2.50, $2.00
and $1.50 a week. 1113 (it
AUCTION ROOMS—LKFINCH &
Company will open a branch sales and
auction room at 44 Water street, South
l\'orwalk, May lst. Private Sales at all
times. Public auction of household
goods, bicycles, etc. Wednesday, May
5th and Saturday. May 8th, at 10 a.
[1). All kinds ol.’ merchandise, live
stock, wagons, etc., selected for this
sale. Will be at salesrooms to receive
goods Saturday. May 1st. Tel. 785-3.
lA‘ddress, J.» K. Finch, auctioneer, 12
hiltdison street. m1 3t
r—LADIES’ AND GENTS' HATS 01“
all kinds cleaned, reblocked and re
trimmed. Specialty made of Panamss
and straws Prices reasonable John
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SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GE‘NER.
eral contractor. Estimates given on
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St.
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r NU BONE coassrs. NON BREAK-
hble and non rustable. Made to mea-
sure, assuring a perfect tit—any one
finding it difficult to find ease and com-
fort, is guaranteed absolute satisfac-
tion. Mrs. Ernest Reynolds, 04 Win-
field street. 11n-
TQ, LET—FIRST IFLOOR. FIVE
Toms. All improvements. Corner Har-
yey and Betts places. Inquire C. H.
Norwalk. Phone 635. m3 2t
rTo LET—THREE NEW-LY RENO-
ivated flats. 205 East Washington St.
East end of bridge lGas, toilets, elec-
tric lights. Landlord pays for the
lights.
{Rent ten, eleven and' twelve dollars.
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reasonable. See our
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T9 LET—6 ROOM-S AND BATH.
:lAil slmprovements ‘Rllllt‘lall Block:
[Bent $15. Inquire Mrs. J. Wolk.
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' I Fro LET—T0 ‘RE’UIABLE FAMILY,
i; nice furnished rooms, .with use of
'5'1. kitchen. All improvements, 'w.ith view
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or the harbor. Rent reasonable. Ad-
dress 0.11., clo Sentinel
. TO LET-35 ROOMS, FROM MAY
15th. All iniprovéinents. 53 Chestnut
street llnqlllre 49 Chestnut street.
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Ilietiway, 59 Water street, Corner ilav- ‘
'Aisthorpe, 33 Seavlew avenue. East '
Finest view of the harbor.
,To small respectable families, without improvements,. 62 ’-Woodwsrd . AVE-
children. Inquire or D. T. Murphy, 252 For further particulars, inquire at
East avenue. Phone 895 m3 St the office of The Old Well Cigar Co.
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!_‘/To LET—HOUSES, PARTS OF
houses, factory, store, .barns. Prices
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To RENT—STORE. 5 WOODWAIiD
:‘"°'Ivs. Inquire of Carl Schaub.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—9.4K EXTENSION.
dining table, with leaves. also small
bullet. Apply Sisco Smith, Darlen, Ct.
1113 iii
T0 LET—HALF OF MODERN
stucco house, six rooms with all ini?
provemeuts, gas, electric light, etc.
Near station. Mariug Construction Co.
Washington street. n11 3t
To LET—LARGE HOUSE. ALL
improvements. Garden and fruit trees. 1‘
Will rent. to two small families. Four
rooms on first floor and one in attic.
‘Five rooms on second floor. inquire 12
lWest street. m1 3t‘
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TO LET—FIRST FLOOR, FIV‘E
vey and Betts Places. Inquire Mrs C
H. Aisthorpe, 33 Seaview av,enue E.
‘INorwalk. Phone 035. n11 3t
To LET—NICE HOUSE WITII EV-
ery modern improv,ement and con
venience. In best residential part of
city. Inquire 22 Taylor menus, near;
lWest street. ml 3;
To LET—HOUSE, WITH LARGE
yard and gaigen, recently ofillipied by
Charles N. Nichols. on Eversley ave-
nue, near East avenue. Inquire on the‘;
premises.
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To LET—NEW HOUSE. TWO FAM-
llies Up and down All Improvements. 1
177 South Main street. Inquire at 179
South Main street. Joseph Beres.
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T0 LET—6 FINE ROOMS. 36 T11-
lor avenue 5 and 0 room apartments
on Lincoln avenue. With all improve
inents. Inquire F. O Jol1nson,30 'l‘ay
Ior avenue. Phone 183. ml 3t
TO LET—ONE HALF HOUSE, 4:
F‘airileid aienue. All the latest iiil-
proveinents. Inquile lit 47 l‘uiiileldI
avenue. n30 3t
é'l‘s. ‘ Nor'walk I and vicinity. Houses,
parts of houses, barns, store, factory.
See our list. Raymond Bros. 1180 3i
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TO‘ LET—APARTMENT, 4300118
improvements. Use of bathroom. 38
West St., opposite Trinity ‘Clllu‘t‘ll.
l‘wo furnished light house—keeping
rooms. inquire 2 High street. 11.30 1h
To LET—SECOND FLOOR, 0
rooms, 91 South Main St. lient $10.
Inquire Mrs. S. A. Youngs, 241 East
Ave. 1130 .it
T0 LET—ONE (OR TWO SMALL
families) very desirable eight-room
house; all improvements. 0n trolley
line, fine view,‘quite central. Law-
rence Agency, 15 South Main street.
a30 3t
TO LET—HOUSE IN EAST NOR-
walk, 13 Osborne avenue. All improve-
ments and in ‘best' of'order. 9‘ rooms.
Possession after May 9. Inquire . of
John H. Knapp, 82 West street.,Tel‘.
585, South 'Norwalk. 329 ti.
To LET—FROM APRIL 15TH, 8
room house, with-bathzand all-other.
LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT,
Eas "‘Iwasl‘lington street. LEast Nor-
walk. Partial improvements, rent
$12.00; ~ also . 5 lroomr‘apartment I. 39
Chapel street. Norwalk. Inquire 04
South main street, or telephone 60.
129 if
To LET—‘6 ROOMS AT 57 SPRING
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 102
Taylor Ave. Tot 1185-5, 1190 it
TO ' LET -‘ TWO LOFTS 1N
Swartz.& Cbrbett block, 5,000 square
feet' each, steam heat and-electrical
elevator service. suitable“: for light.
manufacturing, will be divided to suit
tenant. For further particulars,’ln-‘
quire The Old Well Cigar Co, m24‘tf
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Loom;
I share profits wlth yoa by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
anteed tin made into leaders. hand-
tin renting,
made. painted inside,
glumbing and heating. ‘
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
.. ,hfifl Water St.
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Phone 1106-12
The roar of a waterfall is pro:
'duced almost entirely by the burst-
1'.“ of millions of air bubbles.
' owner.
I' ton street.
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TO LET~RENTS FOR ALL COM- '
FOR SALE—ONE HORSE, ONE
set of harness and two light wagons
will be sold cheap for cash. See Mr.
Milne at the Gas Works about this.
The United Electric Light and Water
Company. m3 3t
FOR SALE—HORSE. ABOUT 31.4,
years old. Broken to carriage Theo.
Rule. 92 Lexington avenue. n13 3t
FOR SALE—FOR $25 A POOL TA-
ble with balls, racks and cues. Apply
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FOR SALEwDARIEN, CONN. 11
room house, all modern improvements.
‘ITwo barns, house for 75 hens, 16 ap~
pie, 3 cherry trees. 3 3-4 acres. Cuts
to fourteen building lots. Five minutes
train or trolley. tactic/Chas. s. Abbe,
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' BARGAIN — WILL SELL LOTS
cheap, easy monthly payment. Locat-
ed near station high, Ievol, dry. Build- ‘
ing plans free to purchaser. Maring
Construction Company. 123 Washing-
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FOR SALE—FINE, UP-TO-IMTE
bungalow. All modern improvements
Norwalk‘s finest new share pro-
peity———the Marvin Beach Tract. l’rice
aiid terms reasonable Also a few
choice building lots 011 this desirable
property C. '1‘. McGovern, agent, Room
14.155 Washington street.
FOR SALE—SHORE PROPERTY. .
Harbor View Beach. Five rooni cot;
tage with piazza. bath toil-11,1110 \‘vill
‘be sold tit 11 bargain [like and on easy
telms Owner, 150 W. Main
Meritien, Conn. a30 01
house, barn, etc. Will trade to
property. Inquire 31 Cllestnut'street,
South Norwalk. a30 31
FOR SALE ADMINISTIM'I‘ORS
must sell line 7 room house. ilzlru,
garden, plenty fruit. At Cranbury dis-
trict. Price $1,500. $500 cash. This Is
a bargan. Ernest Boessmann, Norwnlk.
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FOR SALE-CASH PIANO BUYERS.
attention. You can save $45 to $75
more than on best cash prices in Boa
ton, Providence or New York by visit-
ing the Darius J. Stevens Corpora-
tion, ‘Box 181. Danbury, Conn. Fair-
field and Litchtield County manufac-
turers agents. £130 lw
FOR SALE—RAISED DECK, FLAT
bottom boat, 23 it. long, after canopy
top, 6 horse power. all equipped. in
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'FOR SALE—D0 NOT FAIL To
see the line-of Auburn cars before
you buy.
and touring, $1075 to 82,000. One 5
Maxwell runabout, good .as Rm 6.
P. White, real-.113 Washineio'n...St.,
South Norwallr, Conn ._
House phone 12792
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CITY NOTICE.
Chamber on the 11th day of May; 1915,‘
at. eight o'clock p m., in the matter-BM
of the sale of a certainparcel o
triangular in shape, situated 1
lemons Taxing District. 'oithe 01 one
formerly occupied and used as a part
of East Washington street, in 'said
District, and bounded northerly by a
TO LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL iM-
provements, 85 Wo'odward avenue. Al-
so store, 70 North Main street. in-
quire United Grocery 00., or W.
Wilcox. United .,Banlt Building.
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ton avenue.
TO LET—SIX ROOMS, 4 CROSS
street South Norwalk‘. Rent 512. 00.
Enquire F. D. Lawton, 171 South
Main street. a19 35
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a 399d adv. pays best in the best
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line, said line being a portion of and
coincident with the south line of the
new Washington street bridge extend-
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fled Westerly to South Water street;
rooms with improvements, 9 Hamll- easterly, southerly and westerly by Ithelr. claims for settlement.. Those who
“2 tr land possessed by John H. Ferris, at
the time of his decease.
Dated at Norwalk, April 16th, 1915.
JOSEPH J. LINXWEILER,
, City Clerk.
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FOR SALE-wt (1001) FAI-RM \VI'I‘H :
local ’
A No. 1 condition. Reasonable. In
quire 10 Yost St., South .‘orwalk.
830 3tI-
.FOR SALE—UPRlGHT ' PIANO,
nearly new, excellent ton ' Will‘sell-
at 1‘ «sacrifice. Mrs. Will J. Casey. -
69 -Woodward Avenue. .
1130} 3t- -
Fours and sixes. Runabouts.
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One”-
Phono II-il).~L .
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Notice is hereby given to all persons 2
who may be interested hr anectedi‘that ~
9. hearing will lie-had by the Mayorand I,
Council of said City at the Council , .
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The earth, under a thick covering
of snow, is 10 degrees warmer than
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Will lllllStllllllS
“THE DEEP PURPLE."
Today's feature for Pleasant Hour:
and Lockwsood’ Hail and one whichl
:uill be much enjoyed is “The Deep‘
Purple.’ featuring Clara Kimball
The feature is in five parts;
and will be one of the most enjoyableI
that has been booked for the local;
theatres in many months. Tuesday‘sI
.Kfeature will be William Elliott star 011
the current success, “Experience," in'
Nat Goodwin's success. “When Vie
Were Twenty-One." Elliott is a star of
wide experience in the theatrical line
and Ills initial appearance in motion
pictures. “The Exploits of Elaine,"
will be continued on Wednesday and
another feature will be the well known‘
“Heart Punch,” featuring the new
heavyweight champion of the worlds
Jess Willard. The picture introduces
Willard as the star and shows him in‘
actual fighting. This feature. has been
in great demand since Willard won the
title at Havana recently and in view,
of the delay in getting the champlom
ship light films on the market, has;
been much demanded. On Thursday;
“The Man of the Hour" will be the:
feature and for Friday a new para-I.
mount release. “The Spanish Jade."
All of these‘are worthy features.
A GOOD SHOW.
The La Tena'a Animal Circus Was No
Disappointment.
ILa Tena's Animal circus showed t0”
two good audiences on Tuesday. and
the whole story Is really told in say-
ing they pleased and satisfied audi-
ences. The parade at 10330 was suf-
ficient promlsi of the inlfliment of
their bill work to draw the crowds.
What they had In the way of stand-
ard circus-ilying trapeze, horizontal
bar, contortlon and riding—was high
class, and they had an aggregation 01:;
clowns that.were awfully funny in
their team work. But La Tens will he
remembered longest In Lebonan for
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“We Never Sacrifice QUALITY to Gain a Low Price
Quality sells’ our groceries. Satisfaction or your money back—and ,the lowest prices
Norwalk keeps us always busy. Get acquainted. Place your orders
ANDREW DAVEY
go WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK.
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FULL
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Prompt
Delivery
PHONE 410.
THIS SALE FROM MAY 3rd TILL CLOSING SATURDAY, MAY 8th.
ATLAS JELLY POWDERIegfilar 10c pcut to 4 FOR 25c :
Direct Selling and Expert Blending Make Our Teas and Coffees “The Best Value in
America.”
PEERLESS Choice Family PEERLESS Winner Bi’hnd
333%?“ COFFEE TEAS TEAS COFFEE
1: More than ltr 3 “Li. for $1 0 All kinds . ' . . _
Splittial at 20¢ tie better a 1 35¢ lb. Equals any 80: sag-$3310“ in ev :
l 30 n All kinds. Tea 25g, n,
5 lbs. for 95¢ ¢ ” 20 Stamps with 50¢ lb- '
' 20 Samps Free. each pound. 60 Stamps free. to Stamps free.
[HE- ' - . IN PURE OIL ‘
FAMOUS GOLDEN ROD SARDINE . CUT TO 6011115250
Atlas Pure ATLAS Empire Brand ATLAS Daisy, Brand
LEMON or PURE LEMON or OATS Pure
VANILLA OCOA‘ VANILLA BAKING ;
EXTRACT EXTRACT Always fresh POWDER
25¢ bot. 20¢ 15¢«,,,,,, 10¢ pkg. 50¢ lb.
25 Stamps free. 10 Stamps free. 10- Stamps free 10‘ Stamps free. IOO Stamps free. .
FAIRY SOAP “68”" 50 Ca“ 3 FOR 10c;
CHIPPEWA . . Spanish Queen-
TABLE SALT Finest Fresh Butter 3 SC OLIVES.
Ittzsll‘itlat; 10c pkg. Creamery. ' lb 1 200 Jars
5., pkg. l NOT IHE com STORAGE KIND . “‘ng ,3, .
CAMPBELLS BEANS or SOUPS Cut to 3101 25c?
the trained animals, which were a pre- P C d d _p A 1
dominating feature. Remarkable intel- ure 0“ €353 ‘ ure pp 1:
ligence was shown by elephants, bears, MILK Atlas Jams A“ lllavors 1 5C BUTTER
lions, dogs and ponies, but the mostl Cut to N Cut to. ,,
wonderful as well as the most novel 3 for 2§¢ , Pure FOOd ‘ on Better 13' 10¢ jam _, .
feature was the trained seals. * . .
. it was altogether a clean show. Golden Elk 10 S. agd H Stamps w‘th “Ch of the followmg: N C
which some were glad to see twicel . . I 1,01 Ammonia 1‘ pkg (out I be, Ball liluc cw orn .
ihe'same day.-wl.ebanon, N. 11., Press. Lemon Cling ,,,,,,,, 10c Starch . . . . 10c ' " Lima Beans ‘1‘
La Tenn shows here. May 12th. PEACHES 1 hot. “'3le 1 pkg. Tapioca 10c ’ loc Tomatoes ‘
Show grounds on Horton street, Fair ‘ Fluid ..... 10C 1 pkg. Monthly 1 Pkg- liorax 10c _ ,
avenue anti Lowdsbllrg street. ROI-IUD” 3"" can 1 hot. llllllng 10C k ..\.\}:,, IOt‘r 1 tall Slilnola 105: String Beans;
. i —<:—--- , l bot. ,lavclic 1 I) 'II- '“10 I can Brass Polish Wax Beans
cmcu‘s s5Ar-l BOUNCES DOWN u” m “at", - -~ 1°C Neal 1°“ 10::
s 1 but. l‘icklcs 10C 1 can Dutch YourUlmce
, .15le ON HEAD. , , . . ‘ , c'm pmash 19.
Did you-evensec a num walk down 15¢ can 1 hot. baled”,- (.lcanscr - - I.“ 3 for 25¢
stairs on. his-.licad‘.’ Hillary Long, who ' ‘ (“I ------- 10C 1 can Skat - -I°c I Pkg Lodfish 10"-
will'appcar here on May Hill. with; .. : L
the Frank Robbins All Feature Shown; Early P E a S Sw‘let and. Tender ( I": to c 5
,goes down a flight of stairs on his: , . .
head twice a day. with as much case: _ “f e V 120 value can
,as the aieruge peison walks down on, V _.
his feet. He is the -'only person in thel'_.:- ----._- . m‘ "‘ ‘ “m
0mm”) I‘m-l “minim“ ““3 “it-i YOU ARE wsr is 01.11 AS yous odon HEALTHFUL DRINKS ,
and he has been secured by Mr. Ron-
bins at great expense as the greatest
feature of the greatest show that this I this saying was used in later years.
veteran showman, whose name has: men substituted for it "A mans 5118.1
been made known to the public for 32 as old as he feels to
years. has ever put on the road. The
show this year has been entirely re~i meaning. we have the true expression.
built, with many new star acts and will and Chiropractic interpretation. A
give two performances here at 2 and
8 p. m. The doors will open an hour
earlier in order to allow those who
attend to have plenty of time to view
Itbe animals prior to each exhibition.
The mohagerie has been doubled in
SPINE.
Every drink served at our
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Eve“ me“ as I“ as 039“” ”“19 fountain lS healthful in every in-' ,*¥
gradient. \\ c use only the best; a;
fruit 5) mm. Our chocolate is be; ,*
coming {anions Have you tried;
it? DeKlvn‘s ice cream servedl
at the fountain or in boxes to,
take home. Try otir Soda andl 4!
convince yourself that it is the.,¥
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Taking the two, and combining the
MAN’ 8 JUST AS OLD AS HIS SPINE
ALLOWS HIM TO FEEL. . best' m town ** ‘
STAMFORD so. sonwam ' . l H u ‘ . 4 , ..
a to 5 7 to 8 11.111. . ‘De VOI‘H q k n ‘ 00' We” .
H A. MEAD, Mgr w
Sn Norwalk. PLEASANT HOUR——
E.- BARTHOL, l). C.
lslze over that of last year. 3 No. Main St "' LOCKWOOD'S ALL.
. Painless Chimpractor, . '7 " ‘ , ‘ ‘ ; ‘
1-63 Meadow25that. South Nomlk.‘ 4“ "\"AMOLAT, H \LUI HS ‘ .
Tilii mm 511th w- a... . . T' N“ We
GREEN TRADING TODAY 8 SPECIAL FEATRUE'
spams SEEWE . The Deep Purple
FASHIONS ' Sp ecia" l in five parts featuring Clara dim.»
‘ - Iball Young. .
Suits, Glm es. Waists, Cor- Fri day an d Saturday l-TUESDAY. _
sets and Underwear.
Attractice Models
ate Prices.
K. .AND A. CLAYENL»
55 North Mahlehtreet
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minimums ,
Mm Hchuflauy 111nm "
c-slyvnoa so. Sonia-mil.
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SOLVENT NOTICE. ,
Distriét of Norwalk, ss Probate
(301111.11le ion. D. 1915 2:;
Estate of Frances E. Fitch, late of
Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
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lof Norwalk, hath limitpd and allowed
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. MARY B. FITCH,
4119-211 1113 .
‘ Administration
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The Court of Probate for the District
six. months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said Estate to exhibit
hasten to present their... accounts,
.prolpsrly attested,_ within shill time,
will be dehuhpd-arsamry. amper-
sons indebted to said Estate! were re-
quested to make immediate payment
3 Blind Liliana .-.‘ I
1 lb. Box Candy 256
FRUITS.
DeKlyn’s Ice Cream.
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‘IRailroadrAyegfiIrCor: Clay St.
Nat Goodwins success pin. 11
William Elliott ., ,
When We Were Twenty
THURSDAY: —
Champion Jess Williard in
The ilearl Punch
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Within reach of everybody $
A WONDER f0! thV‘MO‘NEY
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PHILIP MAZZUCCOII
"North Tudor-“Ave. , So. Norwalkt Q
CONTRACTOR. ’
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Stone, Brick, Conciete, Plaster. Side l/ , ., I . , .
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cums oswous. ‘
Tlamp—lt is needless to ask the; ,
question. madam. You know what 1'43
want. ‘ :%
Laderes. I know What you want:
badly, but I‘ve only one bill of soap I
In the house. and the servant is using} ,
it. Come again some other “time-J1
Tit Bits
ill WALL 0Tb
noaw’ALit
O B. Jackson
: Optician ~ : I . '
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.ssu-rmst Waur ADs
ave performing services for hundred,
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'6: Norwalkors livery day. Are you
min. them.
Eyes Eatamined Free ,‘I I
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