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NEWS
‘ ,‘ljlllialn Waldron, of the East Side.' :‘r: ‘
”I secured a position in Bridgeport’ '
3'33 aearllentemm‘n ; ’ ROWAYTON
at using a lighter from the local '
, . . .3 Miss Lillian Lawrence. of Sword,
,“N 4“SlilulbeenVisltlllzmemsma“s place.
1 The ladies society of St. Peter's
Mel's-n church will meet this after: Arthur Hart. of Rowayton. was the
a. at the home of Mrs. Schimmel, 8‘19“ 0' "3‘”t P- H- “WWII“ “1
. m Beach Tract. Stamford. recently. and enjoyed a trip
; . .ia the power boat “has” for the day.
. m LnCrolx. employed in Haf- “aim may point: of interest on
motor stereos EastWashinglnn buns Island Sound.
. gm. is confined to his home on
. Elwkina avenue. with a slight illness.‘
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vnogular business, yesterday after-
» v‘wwem
. in» tug “Addie van is scheduled to
‘p to Westport. today for the purpose‘
The annual meeting of the Rowdy-
.tcn Free Library Association will be
held in the library building tomorrow
noes. was transacted at the regular evenins at 8 O’clock- The payment
roomy meeting oi‘the Ladies' Aid So- 0‘ the tunnel dues of titty cents should
A data, of the East hence it. a. church. he made More the menus. 5.
‘ :While it was stated that the es-
tate of Charles Klein. late of Rowdy-
ton. who was lost with the Lusitania,
on May 7, would amount to $500,000.:
a lawyer connected with the surro-
. lgate’s court in New York in which the
The members of the Woman's Aux-l will and estate inventory have been
than, of Christ church. are this after- tiled, 13 authority 10? the statement
noon holding an important business that the estate will not exceed 8150,-
~ roosting. Matters concerning a propose 000. The deceased specified in his will
ed fete will be considered. ‘that royalties on his plays. “The Auc-
—————— :tioneer," “The Lion and the -Mouse"'
“Children's Day" will he observed and “The Music Master" should so to
., . at tile East avenue M. a. Church next his widow. The royalties bring in an
. _ Sunday. A special program. appmprl. 1 income far in excess of that expected
ms to the occasion, will be preeenteflrom the aggregate of the estate.
staring the morning services at the;
chiral. . - " l
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There were a number of East Siders
who left the South 'Norwalk station
fills morning. with the Sixth Company
uronte for ten days or camp life at
. Fort Wright. ‘
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Nouoron
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g'rhe old Fish club building. now sib' 7" b .
. hind alongside the new ‘Washlngton 1' ”'5' W' W. Ballard’s daughter. Ml."
. ' street bridge. within a short time will F’ V' C‘ntren' ”* °.' WM” ‘1‘" u
y’ be towed down the harbor by the tughm on a vlslt 0‘ .two month.
”Addie V-2d“ to Betta island. where} f
.n a. serum and other East Sidersy m“ ""3”“ “Wk °' a“ PM
' will put up the building for club pur- ’Road. Who haslbeen ailing. for some
W885. ;time is now able to be about her
g room.
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The street department is making big!
mess in its oiling work in the'
sand district. Yesterday the distribu-i ,
for spread the heavy asphaltic oil over
Harvey Place. Betta Place and Con-i
‘ inl avenue. A number of other third
district roads are receiving their pore!
. «fill! of the iiuid today. I
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Every directors of the East Norwalk! M". John iii, of Stamford is via-
lmprovement Association is urged to'lting at the home'of her son, liValter
attend the meeting of the directofi' '
on M rtl . .
‘whlch will be held on Monday after-It“, diy: avenue Her stay '1“ last
noon at 3 o'clock in the home of Mrs.! '
R. E. Gorbam on East avenue Much:
. . ' ' Miss Edna Sherer of Myrtle ave-
. interesti b . ‘
derztslonuilsgs: LT scout: u: to"inue. who was taken suddenly Ill Sat.
.m g a e“ “c“ urday night, is still confined to her
{.13 essential to the best results. ibed. though she is slightly improved.
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e. . : Following the regular mid-week ev-i‘ . 011mg the town's streets was com
‘ Iagofistlc meeting in the East Nor- mended yesterday and citizens who
‘ wk Advent Christian. Church, to- viewed the work went home feeling
right, the semi-annual business meet- secure in the knowledge that the dust
in: of the Loyal Workera' Society. of for this summer has been eliminated.
the church. will hold an important‘ ..
meeting. The semi-annual reports will George Saverino, oi Not-atop, was
he submitted and will show the satis- discharged by Justice snorer Tuesday
Mary progress of fill: hustling and _ night on" the charge or not having so-
buelcial church organisation. Oillc- cured a dog license. Dog Warden him
an (or the ensuing year will probably than Dauchey made the arrest. Saver-
lio glected. ‘ ailno produced his receipt,“and Town
~ , r ' ‘ Clerk Hoyt was present and testified
m novel scheme is being worked out ”It's license.
. ’. under the direction of the members of.
flu East Norwalk improvement Asso»? :V vw aa- a.’ w"-
Vv.datlon. and is meeting with much: - . I
comment and favor. The time, it was1 i. ‘ . . r ‘ . N‘l
'annonn-ced this morning, will be ex-‘ ’ _ I ‘ . [PO“1 i.
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dV’atreet. or ‘Mrs. R. E. Morrison. oi.
aanant street. Rides to ‘anywhere'.
’a'teniv‘osue. . . . i ,
WWW accident bers of the current Ev ' ' ' ‘
. g 1 . , ,V ants Club at her
. W 03‘1““ that luckily had .“° home this afternoon. when a pleasing
serious consequences. :Mr. Price was session will be held I , - V .
' fended. All information concerning the
SAUGATUCK
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g toward 'Norwallriwlth sdoad ot
mobile rides. may be secured (nth-1
"r"- ew...‘ raw-L.
dromMrs. E. H. Patterson, of Win- ‘7
memos Pflce- 91 Bridge street. yes- Mrs. Newton will entertain the mem-
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neared misfit;
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.. V a William Ethan Company wa-’
whom-the. seat "collapsed and be"
thrown to the ground..tlie horse M- m Churchwiu hold “Time” in
‘g away. Mr. Price was m’onlon-f the church ”“10?”- ‘.t 7‘30'6'd00k‘tm’3
“ stunned._and badly bmtsed"as¥97m31‘wh3“ .husinessulmattersiwm
t‘ f’the‘iall. but wasnoi sari-1h“ “WNW“ "v I‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
.filis horse dashed at-rcon- V , ; ». . t. ‘
sensed from New, Canaan to! 01%;: mysawmhm‘cawmtoutor
. on Rowan-street. attracting .. 9;”, Instinct antimalarial
f 1little attention'along the route or Church.is"3ll1lil,’ehiorinsel.= Manny
. » ~s -. .. ‘ _. spent inVermont. wherehe’ievnitiag
«. former friends. .Mu'nh.ofvthe,time1is
spent in trout fishing-5 ‘r ‘ ., .7
V . no Loss; .
. W Rosenbaum-VV—Oh, Jacob, little ' ‘ .
'. nutritional-nine; . * “M“ Mum-e99" ..
" im+39nd sun to "bed mid- f ‘m"” “4"“ °“ W"
repeatedly, was to, .‘...
: snot-ewe is Restored. ?
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-Two Indiana‘s the result of liar-f
j“i gal lil'
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n: m "2".“ “‘e ”9‘ “E “New;
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astral: unit LM’§?:°”°9E enact:
. 9" a“ A”. iiéease‘oiiiarry-W’Mack of New?
1", Mi Britain wsnorderednad the license. at;
George Mitchell oeraifieid . was re
stored. In regard to'the Mack case
the secretary says:
“A hearing in the above case was
held lactose me an. April 30. 1915. i
have reviewed the testimony offered.
and I llnd that Harryw. Mack while
operating a Pam touring car. Con
necticut registration number 3,860,
owned by Patrick 8.. McMahon of New
admin. between Andover and Hop
The pinoclile tournament at On- first, a the cm road. near "‘3,
bera'spiaoeonilatn street is etmeh‘WWW-Wuwn‘i
{m I New: aha.“ m mi 981305 In D serhua accident resulting“
members Of the various tm. N0: in “0 death of m. Emma J. Young,
great changes in the positions of the. 0‘ West Wd- .
“with“ been mm. however. “it appears from the evidence that
1 Mrs. You: and her daughter were on‘
the way to Wile. Just before
York Globe has purchased a lortyaore “107 W the residence of Mr. lsch-
estate in Weston. on the Howard Beers lcr. Mrs. Young discovered that she
place. He intends to make the place had 10" 119' mill! 01' neck scarf and Te“
his summer home. Mr. and Mrs. Daw- quested Ml. Mack to turn his machine
son are at present staying at the' around and so after it.
Marchsnd place on Main street. i J “Mack tanned that he stopped his
:car in trout of the residence of Mr.
The case of Charles C. Carpenter or Ischler on the right hand side or the
Cos Cob. Conn. who is charged with highway and backed over to the left
driving a truck through ‘Westport side. He not only went entirely on
with but one headlight. is scheduled from the Mummy, but he backed hilt
Peri-taste.“ . .
Pmauflhinaeuphuikba bod!-
W‘ , m. ' With-Ill-
Nus has!“ aha are.“
“so ya- ng WI”
Jul-w at a W
State street bridge and .will be busy
for several days. York upon the new
bridge will be started on or about the.
first of August, as announced.
Allen Dawson. editor of the New
Judge Joseph G. Hyatt. Carpenter Mr. lschler to a point about twenty
was arrested last week and given a feet back of the fence and backed oil:
bearing Saturday. The matter was con. '
? J V ' '* 7 3w; ‘ ’ I “a. BEWM‘fitsflxflgsa-imrmm midtown-am - aurviv' emit A
Wm muse K we... ~ -+ - “W m “1‘“
E f“ . ; I itll‘n his car are”! W“
Mack l-las License Confiscatedwuiaw! the highway over a‘s’toad weal.
to be heard this afternoon before car up a slight grade into the yard of Namath. m. hm is excellent. at
a stone wall which acts as an embank-r b
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* i antral Hem EAGLES.
“I. therefore. order an indefinite nus-l ANSONIA, June lit—Th9 annual
napalm of his Qpeialtor's license}: istateieoavsntionpf the Fraternal .Ord-
In reviewing the Mitchell case thc‘er 33! males held in this citra- guests
secretuyaaya'; V. lot Armenia Aerie came to a close lasti
“A hearing in the above case wasfnlght after the election of state offi-
held before me on May 18. 1915. l'cers and'the selection of Hartford as
have reviewed the testimony altered. the place for the next annual session.
and I sad that George Mitchell! was The renewing encore were elected:—
concerned in a serious accident any State president. Thomas F. Ahern,
March 29. 1915. at iioiyoke. Muse. of New Haven; vkepresident. George
while operating a motor vehicle on W- Larkin, 01' Ansonia; chaplain. Dau-
Main street, at which time John lei J. O'Connor of Bridgeport; secret
Brown. Jr, 11 years old. of Holyoke, “117. William E. Holler. Waterbury;
was injured, death resulting. gtreaaurer. John Skelcy. Bristol; inside
“Mr. Mitchell was arrested and guard George F. Fellows ‘Naugatuck; ‘H
charged with manslaughter-and his outside guard. Patrick Darcey. Meri-
case was presented to the greed harden: conductor. Casper Schmidt. 0!
of limpden county during the week Middleton; trustees. Peter Connors.
oi May 30. The grand jury found no Hartford. George Robinson Winston,
billagainst Mitchell and Thomas F. Ryan in Putnam.
“From the evidence it appears'that Reports showed that the member
Mr. Mitchell did all in his power to ship of the order in the state is now
avoid this accident. Under these cir- over 9,000, with a gain for the year
cumstances l have decided to return of 618 members. There are 22 series
his operator’s license to him." in! the state.
NMETY-Six AND QUITE SPRY.
Matthew White Starr. lather-of 0.
8. Staff of i6 Suburban avenue. Stem .
ford, is paying his son a few days’{
visit. the is 96 years old. and in excel-
lndldn Motor Cycles ,
Distributdre for Norwalk and
South Norwaik
len health. On Sunday. his birthday
was celebrated by a dinner. those pre;
sent being members of o? H. Starr's
'l‘lie Sterling Motor Co.
Darlen, Conn.
TheFOllD SEDAN is high class in
appearance and appointments. All
the luxurious conveniences you de-
sire in a family car, It carries live
mseugers comfortably. The seats
are restful. and splendidly uphols-
tered with cloth of the highest
quality in detail in economy in
tent entrance on either side. Pine
glass rundown give the qualified-
tions of the closed limousine for
inclement weather. and p‘eniy of
fresh air when open. With high
quality in detail a economy 'V
maintenance—lea than to a mile.
FORD SEDAN 8975; Cong-3.1
.150: Town Car “90: Touring Car
“90; Bush-It ”-10. AI fully
cal-dipped. Lab. Detroit.
W S. L. Benedict .
AGIN'I’.
73 NORTH IAIN SHEET
Buyers will share in profits i! we
sell at retail 800.000 new Ford can
between August. 1914. and August.
1916. '
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Phone :79
Automobile and. Motor Cycle
I . e
Regmtered F. A. M. Repair
i Shop.
family' and members of the family of:
his son. Frank stat-r. with whom he:
lives in Westport avenue. ‘Norwalk.
Mr. Starr makes his own garden in
his eyesight is strong. He walks up
and down stairs with the facility of at
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tinned at his request until hursday.
The Cross Highway team. which re-
ball nine to the score of 6 to 4. will.
again cross bats with the boys from
the Church of the Assumption, Sunday
afternoon. on the Ssugatuck field. he
game is looked forward to with great
interest ands crew is expected to be
on hand. The Holy Name team has
displayed better form since thexdofest
cently defeated the Holy Name base-k
.ment to M" lschler‘s yard. "5“ “'1 Mr. Starr was born in Bethel. and
2‘9““ over into a private driveway ‘he is a direct descendant of Dr. Corr
”“1 entirely “Ck 0»: the fence. :fort Starr, who came to this eduntry
From the ezidence it further “:‘mmmm1625.mwu engaged
”9°”; that w the emergency an {in the wholesale hat business in New
loot brakes on this i?" were. in very: York city for a number of years. and
9°" condition "if?“ they would} went to Mexico. where he was engag-
not hold. . . ed in the manufacture of hats for
,_ I llnd m" t3" accident occurred about live years. beginning about 1860.
entirely “PM ”by? ”‘QWWQVDurlng a revolution there, be and his
w“ ”mat “ W *1.:‘~“3,fl"5 family had many exciting experiences.
““09. W "l9 “mtg!!! the M3" air. Starr was himself a close friend
Metal is High
Eflron can pay the best
prices. Call him for all
junk and old automobiles.
The Wnllirouilonee
3 Rowan St. Phone 441
Lei Us Look into
and ihen
After Your Eyes !
By the latest and most
scientific method of chamill-
ing the eyes tor defects of
vision. no assistance is re-
quired from the patient.
WE are equipped with 'ev-
cry instrument . of precision
for examinations. ,which are
conducted only by "an OCU—
LIST who is a registered
physician.‘
:2“qu Week" in a big. success. ‘, that the defendant had paid for this ‘
The "Priscilla-circle or the Saugatuclt _
' Nashville. charged“: with. .Vconsplracy. V
by the ladsfrom the ndrthern end at
town and is enacted to put up argood
strugglxe. ‘ 3
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Swimming will soon become a lav-3
orite sport at Compd beach and .within
a few weeks thewater will be warm‘
enough to satisfy: most of the batheraf
'l‘he Oompo life gucrdsywlll he on act’s?
as in past years. The new bathhous;
es whichhave been erected at the
beach under the direction of'the solace;
men are expected to accommodate-all
patrons this summer, overlies the bus;
test days. The trolley company M9,“?
short time scheduled to the beach sum;
day. combatting the iitney cars. Every.
day people from Westpqrt and other._
towns and cities are moving into their ..
summer residences. ‘ ‘ .
The commencement eercises oi thef
Staples Hihh school‘will be held in N8";
tional Hall. Thursday evening, June 24
at 8 o'clock. when the graduating pu-
pils will receive diplomas with titling.
ceremony. Class day will be celebrate.
High School auditorium, when the va-l:
rious essays. recitations and musical“
aelectionsby members of the class will
be given before a large number of in-
vited friends and relatives. The ban"
oalaureate sermon will be preached on It
Congregational Church by the Rev. L
L. Barber. pastor of the Greens «Farms
Church. A large class will graduate
this year from the school in Sange-
tuck. , .
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BUILDING PERMITS iSSUED. hh
» The following permits were issued.
this morning, by the building lnspec-VV,
tor: To. H. L. Mueller to wire for Her-
ris & Cans store, on. Water street,
torrA-I. Coppola. on Boston street; to».
Heating &.Plumbing Company.'plumb.i
ing. for Ciipt F. L. Dinglsr, on Rocky:
Ridge; to;C. W. Fennel to install
plumbing in Music Hall Block; Htsat- .
ing a Plumbing. Company. to; install
plumbing for Samuel ”'Roodner. in new,
stage on Palace Theatre; to Miller E
Chittim to wire house at is ‘B'rnsh'.
street;' to Miller av, Chlttimto V wire
M.'EV. Church, Vol-upper Norwalk. and ‘
to CeEtiStevc‘ns. of Bell island, to ref.
island. .cost $60.“
- FEVENUEDFFICER atlases- .
MONTGOMERY, an. June 19.——_
Knox :Booth, former revenue tiniest-at u
to. defraud the government 2...: £1. 9,
make git.“ WWW, “twine" " .1
ed on the ‘22nd of the 'month in the!
Sunday, June 20. at the Baugstuck If
downtowfln‘ato Herman Cinque to wire I
’ pair.barn;,ot.li’ranl_i 1. Fowler, on Ben; - * "
would not hold:
ma Door hm ssh
up 3.... ._‘_. . ~ .;-' a ‘2‘
12M LhW oi Gen. Lew Wallace. 1
fits- illls son. 0. s. Starr. and the son
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._ ”“ {his Rate for Ream Only. » Under it voucsn"
freely use irons and other devices at low cost.
ea.
I. We are pleasedio annOunce a new rate for electricity for use
, .3“ resrdcnccs, effective with the month of June. 19l5. This rate
' is an ”optional one and- customers will not be billed on this basis
unless they make written application. The object of this new rate.
is totemish electricity for irons. toasters, vacuum cleaners.
washing machines and all household uses, so cheaply that it will
. bc‘used freely. .'
The rate itself is something entirely new, and introduces a
, new idea. Yoii pay us 9 cents per month per hundred square feet
of floorjarea of; your house. and then use all the electricitv you .
wntfor 5 cents per K. W. Hr., instead of II cents per K. W. Hr.
,c fate does 0t benefit those who use only’ a small quantity of
electricity in dportion to the size of the house. but it does benc—
,
. (it those- who §lmady use a considerable amount of electricity, or
t. K
.. _ li'tl’iose ville ”Vs to increase their consumption by the use of irons
, Md-othéfimvanées. To make the rate more clear, please note
Tfiarcftilly eggIIowing examples: ‘ t
No. I is a It '_se of 1500 square feet occupied by people who use
comparatively little electricity. For them the old rate is
cheaper. .
is the same house occupied by people who use electricitv.
but still,- do not use it freely. They save something by the
, new rate. , ‘
No. 3 illustrates the same house occupied by a family who are
more liberal in the asset electricity because they realize
how much it helps in the home. ‘ They save 27 per cent.
~ ever the. old rate to say nothing of the gain from increased
comfort and Convenience. The rclative‘costs would be as
No. 2
follows: ~
No. x. ‘ ' No. a.‘ No. 3.
1300‘ Square 1500 Square 1500- Square
* :Feet at 9c Feet at 9cm. W, I?” at 9c ,
.7 per 100 f"$l.35 per 100 $1.35 per 100 $1.35
14 K. W. Hra._ ' 3.25 K.’W.. Hrs. V. ,45- K. W. tflrs.
.at St: per K. at St: p‘erK. atsc per K.
L, . W. H. -‘ .70 _W. H.‘ 1.25. W. Hr. 2.25
{I w . , » ' $2.05 ~ ° $2.60 , $3.60 .
, ' ‘Old rate i4iKV. Old rate 25- K. ,Old rate 45 K.
:" W. Hrs. at ‘ WL,‘ ’Hrs. at ' ' W. . Hrs. at.
11c [.54 511i: _. " 2.75 Ilc .~4.95
‘ , Old rate cheap-w , Ncw'ratc cheap? 'w. New rate cheap» : .
Verby -. .35 .5: ,crby .' $.‘m5q‘d1er by . $1.35 ,
. ' liryoulhavebcen wanting to, us'c fined? ”Electricity but have
‘,ieltl‘tllat‘it'waS'too expen' i'vé‘, your'sliotild take advantage of this
-1 new rate,.tor, ahy.,additional cur'rént you 1156‘ Will cost only 5 ~
”centsmper K': W. Hr.é..‘_Remember, that'V'tliis rate will be given
Only on Written (application; _. I'i_'you want further information
. weigwill be pleased .totheanvfro'm. you and will give yoh 'iull
f’dctaiis. . , , z , .
g If‘you are intereSted in (electricity {for cooking. we have 8‘
mil‘argifateflwllich.:iii'hkes‘n'iurther reduction to .336 cents per-
‘ “KW. ‘I-l‘riatteracfitain number “'otK. W. Hrs. have been liscd
Cechl‘iiiontheet the 5 Ctntjrate. ‘I‘n ‘this‘CObk'lngjrate wereqnire a‘
- . We: allelic ‘th
> o‘ ..ouVr customers; and
‘er-fqu‘aiitities ,uwlthout'duercasin .
usantopperhmiiy,otexplaip‘ 1 'htst‘néw‘
51.5 M.
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‘1‘.”héi‘haifl“l’flifllmym’fmusumptiofi:3‘:‘Fu'ildetails on request. ‘
"itrben‘efit a large number ‘
tepussicl‘earimty interests ' “
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iii. 13.‘ Julie other ,
.“th'e‘tcost; ‘ _ ‘
'rii‘tesin ‘d’étail. " L -'
kale tori flcch'icily j
y
we honeyed will-give - '
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THAMER
Ooullala.‘ Optometrleta. Optloius.
.1 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Ct.
Open Saturday Evenings. Est. 1001
in :a
doacn Ca incl Photos Free.
ill Ham's
Ready-Made Clothes
Will fit a dummy form, but
not a manly , form. Suits.
made to order‘froni ‘
$15.96 UP
‘ S. Nathan?
Custom Tailors. 7 Tel. 35955.
225427 E. Wsahm' gton 5:-
Clcanihg. Pressing and Re-
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odour ‘“ Picture with eachone-
4 So. Main or. SO. Norwalk. Ct.’
Neatly Doric.
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{In All! Junk
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‘37 r... 5:; Norton
‘ Haanquaa'ransx canons
,. ‘ muons. siege tensed
our emoluments-untried. g
not Water-Healers steed
SelE fighting 3Bt_t_rnigt"V’s.VfL IEdi; r ‘
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