&
WANTED.
WANTEDv-A SMALL SAlL OR
power boat. “Boat". cilo Sentinel
m24 1t
I
WANTED—JRELIABLE NURSE.
Girl to care for small child. Apply
Mrs. E. F‘. llulbert, 45 Quinterd ave-
nue. 11124 3t
WANTED—AT ONCE. TWO 0R "
three rooms. Unfurnished or furnish-
ts'
ed. Suitable for light housekeeping.
Price must be reasonable. I. C., cjo
Sentinel.
AWRVNTEDFABLEBODIED IMEN,
3006 ”Night. to qualify for positioiis
~ —- 'L'JVb'sVonthlr. inexperienced capable men
helped to positions free. Rsilwsy Assoi
elation; no: Sentinel. m5 19 17 It
mzi 3i
V:_l"s" firemen and brukeman, 31004120 fif'
Classified
For Sale,
' TO LET.
TO LET—ROOMS a-ON PUTNAM
avenue. All improvements inquire at
in West avenue, South Nor-walk. or
!phone 458.0124 2:
1 To liar—FURNISHED ROOMS.
Enquire 41 Woodward avenue, South
Norwalk. Tei.16223. 'm22 3t
To LET—5 ROOMS AND BATH.
all improvements. E. J. Bach. 17
Lowe street. Inquire on premises.
P ' 11121 at
T0 LET—DESIRABLE 8 ROOM
house. Improvements. garden shade,
fruit. vlgethVoiniV Ase. trolly. '30 month.
'81 Danu &V son. 15 Wall street.
‘Norwslk '
'r'0 LE‘lf—L-SECON‘D spoon. Six
WANTED—MAN 20 MIN mine
'V'tric cuttil'ix machine Ciuett, Peabody
ViVnpany. Vine. L" L mm at
WANTED—6 OR 7 VROOVM HOUSE
* irith barn or gsrage'. All improve-
ments. Notify box 7. Evening sonn-
neL ' ’ ‘ m21 8t
. . .8 to» 1.. ~
(WANTED—main WVORVK BY A
amino: and bookhee'per a‘t pref
V;V Vs‘ont regularly employed. A small set
ot'boolis- to Vlteep. typewritiiig or hand
"'w'rltiii_'xV. Any kind of clerical work lies-
tit 'and eilleiently executed Address
C. V518 cite Sentinel ’billce. mild It
w. W -. .. ~W’1~.4.AIa-r;£—Yvu-‘emV-afi-s‘w . .
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WANTED—YOUNG G'iRL To‘ AS-
‘ sist with housework in small family.
VVAddreiis‘ R. E. C.. Vc|oV Sentinel 0119- it
0"
fWANTED—A. YOUNG WY' TO
i
. ; . help out on Saturdays. The Paris
r if (Itself and Suit Store. South Main
' a't'reet.m19' tf
LOST.
LOST—A BLACK VELVET Tm
with silver cross. Thought to have
been lost on F‘alriield avenue. Please
_ return to Mrs. Pahlltch. 22 Glen.
wood avenue. or Sentinel. mil it
~—.—. 29-...—
MISCELLANEOU S. V
EXPERT CORSETIERE. BPIREL
la corsets. Guaranteed for one year.
Made tb measure. Relieves the dis-
' 'set's. Spirella designs are distinctive
. V and individuni. Mrs. 'lda’Gale, 62 Put-
11an (value. T016714. was so
FlNVE DRESSES AND WAISTS
no in) reasonably at 19 Ferris ave-
_ _i'iue. South Norwslk. »m1‘l 6t
-; ‘r ‘V AFTER MAY 151'H,OW1NG To
V"- “.3 — thejreat scarcity of loo 1 am obliged
.. 2th raise my prices grown cent whole.
isle. to 30 cents per hundgedweight,
and inmily trade from 40 cents to 5'0
.'o'ants per hundredwaight. li deal in
2 nothing but pure Berkshire ice direct
a from Congsmond Lake rind my ice is
In esrtiiled ice and these prices are
guaranteed for thefieason. E. T. Bates
gwholesale and retail dealer. You will
I‘1'
‘ V8.7.n. ‘ mil lit
VL ; - V decorating. Painter's supplies; wall pa-
per..'np-to~dato styles. "lowest prices,
» Estimates ‘ cheerfully : given; Trial or:
dare solicited ..'l'a ” 400;*.'Alexsnder; ..
White 61% Ely avenue. _ml 1m
n.-qu Nd.
RADIATOR OH'ARIOTT- GENER-
oral contractor. Estimates given on
Ill kinds of obntract work. Be sure
towns-estimate. We causavey'on.
alone: _Phone' nos. VII Wood at.
MU BONE CORSETS NON BREAK-
able Indion testablh‘ Made to mes]:
sure. seam-insr a perfect" my one-
Ending it diiilcult to dud ease and com-
tort. 1L! momma sbsoli'ite sati‘si'sc-
tion": Mrs: Expect molar“ Win-
fieldfistrect. ~ .
, N WAWONFIBEADAM "XVEB
.. o. .1. ..
d'2. Bithisnd Ave..,'to hi; Y. N. 81' d:
H. R. R.
18 Hickory Blair and Beii- Used.
14 Pine Point and men- Point .
21 Long Island Sound EtoV McKinley
St.
22 Pennoyer St. to cross at.
2'LI Cross St. to Railroad;
2'4 Reilroad to Brook'slde ‘ ,
3"centrai. " McKinley St. to Public!!-
. er (Wes'tmido'). . ‘
VV1V5 Bridge .nerth 10ml“?
‘ v :16 Wh 0 Bridge 8. E. to 99th Island
Sound
A: IT 'White' Bridge, 8. W. VtVo' Rich's Island
" Sound.
.. i. $314.4...
,lecates testing; two stro sf _Vl.-V—_
.. (hos. 1- 1 tire is out: foifre’strobkzls
3g~thus :- 1-1.1 were: to; be 'shii'i
'LA’I‘hii‘d iii-mom Minimum
VaVerioVns lire.
an
- dowell to give use cell: Tel. 82“ or -
optima _ PAPER-HANGING
1'12: ops-Iii:
. 88 Elm Crest and Stevens fit.
it
initial Want Ad.‘
‘Lo‘o'n‘is. 91' South Main street. Rent
Iii! Also Ind floor, 4 rooms. 5 ilenry
sit-est." Rent II. Mrs. S. A. Younss.
241V East avenue. ‘ 0121 It
1"0 LET—TBREE LARGE “ROOMS
on second floor. with part improve-
rmeuts. Electric lights and use. Adults
only. Vlliqulre Leroy Adams. 28 Taylor
'avgnue,~_ ' mzl It
To LET-v-TWO 1.0m.- SUITABLE
tor light manufacturing. Steam heat
sud. stunts-lo elevator service. Each
loft Lcontainté 5,000 square feet. Will
divide to suit tenant. For further par-
ticuiLIVr iniViulre of The Old Well Cigar
“Co. ‘ ‘ 1015 if
. ‘ .V‘L'
r0 1er ix noou's. 1 ounce
much So: orwallt. life'nt Iii. inquire
r. o. meson. V171 south 3min street.
028 it
TO LET—HOUSE 1N EAST NOR-
walk. 18 Osborne avenue. All improve-
. ments and in best of order. 9 rooms.
Possession after May I. inquire of
John B; Knapp.“ West street. Tel.
585. south-NorwIik. ' III ti.
East wasniustoir street. um Nor-
wall. Partial laments. lent
312.00; also 5 mi apartment as
Chopo'l street. Norwsik. inquire 64.
South Main street. or telephone so
129 ti
'ro tar—s ROOMOATC'I SPRING
8t. inquire of 'Mrs. R: Tsrlov, 102
Taylor Ave. Tel 1105*.-
ro LET—5 Boonie wrrn ALL 1M-
provsnients, 85 Woodward aven'ue. Al-
so store. '30 North Main street. In-
quire United Grocery Co.. or W. 8.
Wilcox. United Bank 311111111155
rVooiVnsV with improvements. 9 Eamil~
tori avenue _‘ ", V us it
-« . “V' .
Professional Cords,
Miscellaneous-”M
LASSIFIE'D Advertisements on this page, Twent wFive W 9rd! orLess. 25c
Three Times. 500. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Men. In Black- '
face or Gaps. Double Price. -
'ro LET—6 noon APARTMENT}
use it
“ ”’.’ To Let.
Business and
« and
a
1
FOR SALE.
FOR BALE—TEN *vHORSE POWER
steam hoisting engine. with drum. in
good order. Address ‘Engine.’ e|o Sen-
tinel oillce. m24 3t -
FOR SALE—TWO FAMILY HOUSE.
centrally located, all improvements.
in good condition, Colored folks pre-
ierred.(. ,c'o Sentinel. m24 8t
FOR SALE—GOOD BARGAIN ON
small touring car. in excellent condi-
tion with full equipment. Call 17
Qillntsrd avenue, South Norwalk.
£124 3t
roe sacs—er. “BERNARD PU'P's.
Joseph'HLI-lso. Strawberry Hill. Wil-
liam street. «orwalk. n12: 6t
son elite—Pacino. snoonn
#2 7 1-2. gentle. lady can drive. Rubber-
tire, and steel tire runabmt canopy
and business wagon. alley rate aVVnd .
tedder's, will be sold cheap it sold at
once. C. L mes. 22 Magnolia sve-
nue. Tel. 1102-4. 0122 3t
FOR, IAL'E—BIG BARGAIN. ONE
tour passenger top tonneau touring
car. with plenty of reserve power. A.1
condition. with full equipment. Call
'17 Quintsrd avenue. mm It
census—«Nico NATIVE SEED
potatoes. Apply John H. Knapp. It
.West street. South Noranlk. 81115 ti
FOR sang—1mm. UP-‘IODATE
bungalow. All modern- improvements
on .'Norwulks finest new shore pro-
party—the Marvin Beach Tract. Price
and terms reasonable..Also s few
choice building lots on this desirable
property. C. '1‘. McGovern. nonhvnoom
H. 165 Washington street.
. ii.
0—
T0
'FOR sane—no NOT mu.
you buy. Fours and sixes. Run-bouts
and touring. 81075 to ".000. one I
Cadillac at a bar-ism. One
Iii'xw'ell runabout. m- so new. .i.
P. White. rear 118 Washington St.
South Not-walk. Conn.‘.
House phone 1279-2.
.fi 4 439:..-
District of Norwaik. ss.
Court; May 17th. A. D.. 1915.
Estate of Jared ’R. Scofleld. late of
Norwaik. in said district. deceased.
«The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowedsix months from the date here
um ti
Probate
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present‘their ac-
Norwalk i’ivan'SlILoll
[Motley Lo’aned on Articles of
V-VLalue.
Unrcdemed Pledges Sold at
Socrlfice.
"' J. Rosenfield
4o WATER STREET},
South Not-Walk, Conn. A;
LOOK'
J ILS'LIrLe profit! with you by 'sivVLin's'
you the lowest prices on 15 years gush;
'anteed tin made intof leaders. hand.
mp painted mugs; tin rooting.
plumbing and heating.
' HENRY A. HEOELEIN.- , ~
‘f
t
i
time..wili be debarred Va recovery. 'All“ '-
persons. indebted to said Estate. are-re-
quested to milkeVJmmedlste payment
' ADA 3. rooms.
I
,V Executrix
i
Goon 'HfEALTH‘FUL DRINKS
‘ Every-drink “served” at .our ..
edient. We' use only the best.
uit syrups. Our chocinte is be-
coming famous: Have you tried -
it? DeKiyiis ice iii-cam served
take home. Try our Soda and...
convince yourselfVV that it is. the
best in town. "
The Norwslk limp Co.
- " H. A; MEAD. Mgr; -.
'8 No; MeirLSt. ‘ So. Norwale+ «
\
i}.
”1‘: ‘_
swim-oi m... 4min- lice-12
9-0-- V
Nnormals: mm spasm poms
0..
15 Caruldalniaud Wall Sta. . .
81' Holden é, . aisdfihibn Plsoe'Vv'V
it? mid Icebox; 8t.
~81 Unioi'r Park
as West. Ave. hind Bax-Else st.
J :7 Franklin Ave. "and ma. Place-
:1 Gas House (mm Bbx)
V82'WeatAve. MMMSLE ..
II Harbor M10; and Orchard 8t.
.14 Chapel St. and Harbor Ave;
36 West Ave; nesr- Armory
11 Cross St. and Wilton Ave.
42 Main and North :Ave:.
48 France at. , '
58 Mainland Catherine Si's. , '-
68., NemCVaneaan direction Fair at.
acumen
55 Main St, and Union Ave. .
as on the Orson. .
iii no: bios utopia Aves.
, \..
' oVs tides In lbs-lam use} ~
One sroke of hell at odd times lir-' ‘ m I!
W
»_ ”Te-Accept all the luck that chines
your. mx—bmdonitm on its
coming; It, you wenth 50h:1m.'eV.-I«Sen-
v. need of—AV- 903001.41»: PILA'DEw
, The most sanitary plate made. Come ..
msmw "V L5"'
viunirealeststesndedtustionn
Porcelain
Plates
Vr'o‘bher platens W' twirl
sore. and keeps you in I nervous; stateL ?L‘
to live on soft focus and Voltentiines on
liquids! If so. here k lust what you
need-what you have often feltVthe ‘
Vin sud let his tell you about lt."V
in em M'AiLNV on:
HOURS: it A; M. to 5 P. M.
Tuesday s'LIid Thursday“ Even-
inps. 7 to d p. ml} sundaiia' by
Appointment omy ‘3 ' gift,“
'1! 3m
Mei Viz-nines. Wanner
‘L
of for the creditorslof said Estate 4.0
he.
see the line of Auburn oars before 'L
Phone 940. _' ‘
‘ counts, properly.- attested. within said , '
feuntain is healthful i‘u'every i'n- .. .
at the fountain or in boxes to *- a
myoumathmm .- kow andKi-ymcat. OntheVnighLotth 22' our trofllis.
~ mohllf- is Vin such a odbditleh;
\
all the time because you amobligaivw V-
so; uoawsLi'c '
*v-raeynrvthst'he mil-aha: succeeded bineuneflmitbeifiuh .
mmsmmwsm .mim “ ‘snn*’~‘su~sriiia '- ~ *
wlis srnuchVri‘gosY._,
(Continued friyl'v'irst Page.)
pel a general retreat of the Russians from- the Spin haw
ing felled.-
Constantinople advices say the French and British
haVc landed 30,000 more men at the Dardanellcs, in addi-
tion to 60,000 dcbarkcd originally. The Turkish govern-
ment announces the loss of an old. gunboat, sunk by a
submarine. , i. . ..
” The military situati'on in France and Belgium [SL 00- L
changed. Reports from Holland and France, which lack
official confirmation, say the Germans intend to fall back
on their second line, for the purpose of shortening their
front and releasing troops for service against Italy.
m
NEW YORK. May 24—Announccment was made
today that deferred telegrams to and from Italy, or for
transmission through Italy are no longer admitted.
Full rate telegrams. written in plain language: in
English or French, are admitted, but they will be sub-
ject to censorship and scnders’ risk.
—»L. -fl.
L Of the troops on shore abou. 4,000 are said to be in-
BOSTON, May 24.'-'-Count Alan. dc Pierrefcu', m
wife is a daughter of Mrs. William Tudor. of this city, has
been killed while at work onL'a. Red' Cross ambulance in
France, according to a cablegram just received by Mrs.
Tudor from the Countess. No details were given.
Countess dc Pierrefeu, who has been head nurse in the
Red Cross Hospital at Dinard,‘ will return here. '
Count de Pierrefeu, who was employed in an office
of the United States Steel Corporation in Chicago, went
to France at the outbreak of the war and joined his '
regiment. Vl'hile serving in the trenches last winter he
was injured by falling earth when a shell burst nearby.
Upon his recovery he joined the auxiliary and assisted _in
ambulance duties. The Countess made a brief tri to this *'
country early in the spring to visit her four c li'en at
her summer home at Hancock, N. H., sailing {0' irance
onfisprii 18. ‘
, CONSTANTINOPLE, May 23, by Wireless to .
Berlin and London, May 24, 8:45 a. m.~—The number of
British and French troopsV landed along the Dardancliés
has been increased to 90,000 by additional dcbarkatious.
capacitatcd by illness The original landing force \vas
'.’i
, - attacks on the night' of the. 22nd we. rcpulsed.them,.
ROME, May 24. via Paris—Official announcement
was made here today that Austrian aeroplanes have at-
tacked the governmental arsenal Vat V enicc i‘ he aero-
planes were driven off.
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ROME. May 24-5P0rt0 Corsini. Anconii, Barlctta
and GVcsiV also were attacked.
3 ‘ V.4L.lV'13',',‘x'
‘V_-"P‘m
CONSTANTINOPLE. May 04, via Ainslie-retain and-
501111011. 2:45 p. m.-V-Officiai announcement was made
here today that matted: by the French and British forces
yesterday on the Turkish positions near Seddui- Bahr. at
the southern Vend of Gallipoli Peninsula. had been. rc-.
pulsed. It is stated theAliies lit 2.000 dead on the field.‘ '
BERLIN, May 24, by Wireless to Sayviiic, N‘. Y.——Thc' '
Overseas News Agency today gave out the following:
“According to 0 Bucharest dispatch. the Russian-
armoerd man-ofvwsr Wintcleimou has been sunk Vwitb‘
i,400 men in the Black Sea."
q———_.
VCONSTA’NTINOPLE. May 23. by- Wireless to Bcrv
lin and London May 24, 7: 24 a. m. -—A_.n official state-'
ment issued tonight by the Turkish General Staff said:
‘The twenty-fivc- -ycsr- -oid gunboat Palenki I Doria was '
sunk this afternoon by s hos ile submarine. Two menu .
bers of the crew vvcre killed: but all the others csc’apcd'
without injury.”
The Peienkéi- Doria was built at Kiel in 1890. Iii-r L
displacement was 886 tons. She was Vu'chLd as a sesvgoing~
dcppt' ' hip lot. the torpedo boutV flotilla. . . f‘ . .
WON May 24, ioz’ is a. m.-A dispatch from
Pint-1?; to the Exchaigc graph (Stumpy says‘ I "icic-
grSm {Fem Basel statcst t the W015 Ag announces
Germany has declared war against Italy dhd recalled
Prince von Buciow, her ambassador at Rome.
“in:
PETROGRAD, via London. May 24, 7:21 a. m.—
The Austro- éerniau forces' in Galicia now have assumed
the defensive and their actiVQ operations consist chiefly
of counter-attacksfi-according to an official statement. is-
’sucd last nightV from the headquarters of the Russian . ‘
General Stella Slight progres is claimed on the left bank
of the lower San and the claim' is made that all assaults
by the Austro-German troops in the southeastern th'cii'trc
of operations were repulsed. ‘
The communication follows:
“In the Shavli region. the enemy continues to occypy,
strongly organized positions. Conciderabie enemy forces
which had crossed to the left bank of the D'ubysa near '
~Ross'ijeny again have been driven back over the river.
“On the Narew front, in the valley of the Piséa, we
'- renewed our attack ondhc enemy.
_ “On the left bank of the Vistuia, the enemy- support-
.ed by intcn'se 'artiliciyi'lre. has made fruitless attempts.
Vdnring the last few days to drive. back Our pickets, who:-
.'newiarc on the left bank. of the Rawka. - ~ " '
. "South of the Pilicd, in; the region of Kiyme ntok, the
enemy attempted an bffcnsivc, but be energetic counter-
“pa." .
Vg‘tVui-igg more than ..I-.000 prisoners, end four maohinc gains. . :2
"In GaLlic'ia the enémy generally has assumed the de— .
fe'nsine. his activeopcsations mostly taking the form ’2 of»
counter-attacks. Between the Vietula and Przemysbwe L"
progressed slightly on the left bank of the lower- San and”
repi'dsed four Lcouhtér—attacks' in the“ region‘V on Rudnik.
Northeast of 80112th We dislodged the enemy from the
9! :ul
,’)N
x; ..
~ villai'g'c of Debra.
”We successfully rcpulv ed German counter-attacks '-
on the night of the 220d onV thq‘fmtrliiakowrskn-Wetim
. .. . Lt'” .— .
opened anmffenswe in s' remnesrpt‘th “Dneistcr 3nd,};
pressutg the enemy. toek'doo mews solar...
chine guns. z; . '
“on the front on '.iie n'gilt booming Dmcstetm
the Shonsko” region there/was a stubborn fight during theV
zist.- The enemy repeatedly reached our trenches, but
.V 'wiis' driven back by our fire and counter attacks"
2 capturbd here I7 officers, 6.4.' mm and some machine
guns... ,
“From Define thoiomea there weev~vsaiont , art-il-
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Rome onys'fib'e Carrier-e Della, erl'i announce the. reSignflw‘
‘tion‘bf Baron Burton. the. Auction EoreV'ign Ministcmaud
'VgarianV Premiergfi
- Vceedings Supreme boputy Hrs. State
' _' present Hrs. Rusem'ondi
. corded the honor of - serving as the
three years. Miss C. Cocurini.
V pleasant celebration of its sixth an-
. Chief Ranger Thomas F. Dowd; of‘V
' 'visit to “the lodge 'y'este'rdsy'
-'- man A; unsavory), Secretary Jos'e'ph'
L Orioles. Ti-ooami- Frank 011110;]! in».
‘ lo. "C. mongoose and 0. 71101111210.
"m .
' 12 West 01., opp. Franklin St. Sc'ho'e': .
1 15- cor. High as and new" Avé. :'
. ' 18‘ High school:- west hvc'nue
2! Cor. Taylor Ave. endv—Wee't 8th.:
3 2'8 Cor. Benton Wind Ely “Ave.
_ 2i Cor. Chestnut? and ‘Henry Sis.
:2 Electric Light‘VSV'tIlion- . . .
. as o'er. Clo-Bend Sprint: Ste. '_:. -. L.‘LL .
‘ 85 car: Hnyllnhd and Wnter Star
’ ,. l‘C'orznnsand Raymond: Stir:
. ii Cor. Piotr-field. Ave. and. Cedar'LsiL'L'L
:7 isw
LL 15- C .
16 Our. Woodward ind LovindesVV' Ave
. .
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L' ' Ifwmlklim' 'CC'
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\PARIS May 24, 8.45 a. tin—HA Haves dispatch from. V .'j
. omcoeyoumnt. lob maes-
iin‘siWsnt-Hso, -
estimated Vat 00,.000
1111M 0011?! 1111118
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tyonty-ilve Vitsii'unV indies of the city
joined yesterday afternoon. sod mm
are expected this evening. when Su—. .
‘br’eiiie Deputy Hrs. suite win 111sz
the others.
Yesterday at the interesting. pro-
was in charge, being assisted by Chief
Companion Miss Kate Duffy. of Star
of Columbia Circle. There were also
sud Mrs.
b’A'mato. oi Newark...N J'. '
The following members were— so-
new circle’s ilrst oillcers: .
Junior Past‘ Chief—Mrs. hank
Oddo. ~
Chief companion—Em. L' De Pie-
tro.
SubChlei th'ompaniom—Iiiss Mil-
dred Folio. ’.
Financial Secretary~lliss Mary
Fansllla.
' Romania secmm~uiss Antoin-
"e'tte Poona.
Treasurer—Lilies Elsie Clinoue.
_ Right Guide—MisstJosephlne Flore.
Left Gulde—‘Mlss‘ Lillie may.
inside Guard-bliss Lena Mastrlanu-
Outside Guard——Mre. Citrella . '
Trustees—One year. Mrs. Tessie
Ca'volls; two years. 'Miss Audino o:
Tonight the first‘rcgular meeting of;
the circle will be held in Quittner‘s
Hall. on Railroad avenue. Supreme
Deputy M: 0. State, who organized and
instituted the new circle. will have
chiirge of the impressive installetion
exercises this'evening. At this time
a large number ‘of members are or
pooled to join the twenty-live ladies‘V
of the circle and make the organizr'
ltion one of the most progressive in 1
the city .2
Yesterday afternoon the sixth aunt-i
versary of Court Edition Vile Anilcls'.
Foreseers of America. of which the
new circle. is on auxiliary, held I‘
I
nlve'rsary. Refreshments were served .
and a musical program carried out.
0110118! (Willi V '
e
Fire !.
destroyed our Wood's W
had the remainder of last .m
bar's scant crop of ice.
not up are con injure our
rotation to: giving our pauses-i
um» reliable mm
mt weights. . m
We shall haer _lee
who desire it and our
”as low as is eonsis :-
Isl-Ut. reliable and ..
vi'ee that you went. .
PW ' ' chior_CsniIhis'_
' Strawberries ..
Dellyn’é‘ Ice SCOPE: '13:
Railroad Ave. Cor. Clay 3
'I'VEVLEPHVONE 1538. ,.
Distributors for Nontralh Iiidv
Solidi Norwalk . ‘ '
'l he Sterling MotorVL-V
V'gVDai-icn, Conn.
Phone 179 V
Automobile and motor Syd
A feature of both the anniversary ex-
orcises and the instituting of the new
circle. was the presence of Grand
this city, who bald his first olVllciltl
* The‘ committee in 'ch'ii'rge ‘of the sl-'
isl'r' yesterday consisted or: Chair-‘
inane. rt Salts. is. nomim‘s‘ who
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”BOOTH NORWALK m
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13 concord swat. OPP-18011001:
14 Cory. Aim und M'ain Straits
16 Roi-vigil; Vii-Von Woriié Building
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