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l ' WANTED. {1‘0 LET.
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WANTED— UMBRELLA HOSPI‘H
himanufapturers umbrellas and par- latest improvements, Furnished
asois. Repairing, recovering, neatly‘unturnished. Also 3 rooms, furnishedlcl'lilld
done. Goods called for and deiivered.‘or unfurnished. Inquire 22 Burritt ave-t
327 3t care Sentinel
Suit cases and hand bags 2 High St., ne.
Max Leitznlan :27 3t"
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.-._ i TO LET—ROOMS 0N PUTNAM
, WANTED—POSITION BY STENO- avenue. All improvements. inquire at
7 grapher. Address stenogr her, c1|o 47 West Avenue, South Norwalk, or
r1. " Sentinel, South *Norwalk, t. 126 3t Phone 458. 127 3t
WANTED~WILL EXCHANGE 2. To LET—FURNISHED ROOM FOR
good building lots for a small onto or light house keeping, everything 33]
,_ I horse. harness and buggy. Send Pal",electric lights, dishes. Central. Tel.
itculanto box 212.N0rwalk- 3261“ ll Haviland street, South Norwalk,
Conn. 127 St
WANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL.
for general housework. Mrs. John: To LET—FURNISHED ROOM
' 5°08“. Marlon avenue. Marvin Batch. I with kitchenette and side porch. Also
' East Norwalk. ’ 126 atnone single room, with or without
‘ ‘ board. Three minutes to shore. Con-
: GIRLS W ANTEDlvénient to trolley and train. 16 Cove
Eerrienced 6” dress“. also those "99%
experienced on Singer Sewing ma- , ‘
' TO LET—AT CALF PASTUit-E.
,ohines. .
' . the largest and best tent on beach,
“'9” wage. to eXperIsneed glrla. lsize 14x24. Inquire at Camp (is
Royal Manufacturing Co.
80. Norwalk 128 3t
To LET-7 ROOMS AND Barth! , _
m.lcabin laun , raised deck. 10 H. P. 2
127 st‘
Lillie. .
~ 'CALLUSUP. ‘
-_ f- .‘ “mi, success“ of» the season
85 Washington St.
, To LET—A LARGE FURNISHED
front room to one or two gentlemen!
Terms moderate. Inquire Mrs. W. Di-
moud, No-1 Betts Place, East Nor.
walk. 126 St!
To LET—~FROM FIRST OF AUG.”
6 rooms ivith all improvements. 21:;1
Clay street. Also 7 rooms with im-;
movements, 4 Henry street. 6 roonl'
cottage, 3 DiSesa Court. Inquire I;
DiSesa, Central Hotel. 124 (it;
BUSINESS norms,
PA‘PER HANGiNG, 25. GENE}
double roll. PaintingKReasonable. 'l‘el;
834-4, 11 Haviiand street, So. ‘Norwalk.
1 V" 126 3t
W
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- LOST.
LOST—“'ILL THE PARTY 'WHO
:took dark blue silk parasol from Nor-
,wuik trolley, which 15ft the Stamford
station Sunday at 11:50, please re
‘ :turu’to Norwalk trolley station or to
Stamford, Advocate office?
i
To LET—NINE ROOM HOUSE ON,
Burritt avenue. All improvementl,‘
with gas, electric lights, hot water“
LOST-—' L . ._
SO ID GOLD BAND BRACI“ heater, etc. Inquire \Steve Kis. 124 at
lei, initials E. C. W. Lost betwen Hick-
ory Bluff and Roton Point, Monday
afternoon. Reward if left at the Sen-
,tinel Office. 127 3t
:t:
TO LETq-FOUB ROOM APART-
ment at No. 9 Ann street, South Nor-
waik. Inquire No. 2 West avenue. tt
FOUND.
FOUND—A ROUND BOTTOM
boat, off Norwalk Islands. Address Z.
- lPallnenth, 211 Ely avenue. 126 at
m LET-Six ROOMSAVITH ALL
modern improvements 17 Lincoln ave-
nue, South Norwalk. A. Joseiovsky, 52
Water street, or 4 Cove avenue, East,
Norwalk. 112 if
FOUND—POCKET-BOOK“ ' CON-
tniuillg sum of money. Owner can
have by proving property and paying
for adv. Inquire at The 0.8. Trow-
. bridge Co. ' 126 at
7- LOOK!
‘“ I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years'guar-
anteed tin made into leaders, hand-
made. painted inside. tin roofing.
plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Water St. Phone 1106-12
T0 LET-41 UNION ST. 7 ROOM
apartment. Possesiou at once. The;
Reich and Bailey Co. ° 126 tf:
i
To LET—5 ROOMS. CORNER BUR-
bank’atreet. Rent 812. Inquire, 9 Eli:-
abeth-streetTele. 1249-2. .123 if
w
To LET—81X ROOM COTTAGE
with, all improvements. 12 Lincoln
avenue. 5 rooms with improvements,
at Q Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms with
improvements, 72! North Main street.
Store, 70 North Main street. Inquire
United Grocery Co., North Main St.
. ‘
To LET-s ROOM APARTMENT.
East Washington street. East Nor-
walk; ‘Partial improvements, rent
$12.00; also 5 room apartment as
Chapel street. Norwaik. Inquire 84
South nun street, or telephone 00.
‘ m tf
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some-
. thing like this happens in your
home. If your _
. . PLUMBING‘
is defective, antiquated.uusani-
.tary or worn out, have us make
‘necessary‘ repairs or install a I
new systemnof , ‘
MODERN PLUMBING .
Josamo's SPECIALTY
Houses R. Esp."
’_,rei.1354...
North mines. _ s. Not-will:
II.
LE‘E‘LANAW CASE
* BEING INVESTIGATED
. WASHINGTON, July 27—Dc-
tails of the sinking of theA‘mcl-i-
can steamship Leelanaw, by a
German submarine, was today
awaited by officials of the; United
States government, .Epending
which they were resergcdi in their
comments. ' . .
'A‘, full account 'Of the deétruc-
tion of the Leelauaw is hot cx-,
pectcd until the American con-
. sul at Scotland has”cornpfeted’his
" investigation. The inquiry "was to
' begin there today With" thei'a‘i‘riv-r
a1 Of the vessel’s crew. The 'cpi-‘
.jsode is the subject of. censider:
“gableinformal disclission here. ’
The course to be . pi’u'sued by
the American g0ver’iin'1ent will
not be definitely determined until
all the facts‘in the case have been
- received. Officials heré‘are'of the
opinion that the Leelanaw should"
have been .immune from attack
‘and that Germany in reality? had
\m 4/" \ ~ ~.
rile-nut Fleur, Lockwood’a Hall.
’V‘ictor 'Moore supported by Lasky
yeast, appedrs today in the' greatest
' * nononaom , '
{a ' ‘u t‘ a sin violat d ‘ " ‘- ' —" ,
,, ‘ “IOGNMCSS , ‘ efican treatfoftigzgrussmnfim kind on. record. and the,plctures will 3*
“Palm; Weéfly’,’ , .- ’s’ —._...:_.. ' ., allow plainly, thescenea attending the .
u " ‘ ~ . ii suntan. . ‘ws . . swat 1058.01 “18- :Mary Pfekfo a '
Broadwwl-‘eilture > _ , ~35 533"“ '3“ P” - ,_ .. i“ l“
. rhunsosv‘r . ,
u ‘ f , '
Easilandllisaster’»?
. Showing the overturningbf‘the big
' host in Chicago harbor last Saturday.
, which was attended by a loss of more
WASHINGTON; July.'27.—Infd1mierh
sndprosecute violators of filter-nil rev‘
enue laws hereafter will. get only 310.
insteadyofljso. as hasvlbeen the case.
A
Enear water. Suitable for two families.
' of toilet articles.
. attraction.
who aid the government to cipture ‘
pfrreasu‘rymepartm‘entom'cials held to. ,,
son can.
FOR SALE—A 30 FOOT GLASS
engine. both almost new.
Speed about 9 miles. Address B. W.,
l FOR sALE—ANDERSON 88-NOTE
'mahogany case Player Piano. 5300.
i‘I‘ime payments, M. Steinert & Sons
‘00., 915 Main street. near State,
«Bridgeport, Conn ’ ‘ 127 iii
l FOR SALE—MATHUSHEK UP
lright piano, 895. Terms $1.25 weekly.
ch. Steinert a Sons (30., 915 Main so.
{near State, Bridgepprt, Conn. 12] 3t
, .
FOR SALE‘MA‘HOGANY CABINET
lmetrostyle Pianola with $10 worth of
iroils, 360. Easy terms. M..Steinert d:
ESons Co., 915 Main street, near state.
EBridgepol-t, Conn. ‘ ' :27 3t
FOR SALE~AEOLIAIN PLAYER
piano, $395, New 88-note instruments.
lat smclal terms for a few days lonly.
!$15 down, balance in small weekly
ipayments. Bench, delivery and music
‘roll, library privileges“ free. Old pianos
taken in exchange. M. steinert 8: Sons
00., 915 Street. near State, Bridgeport,
can. 127 at
‘N
FOR SALE—~0HICKENS, RIIODE
Island reds, this years hatch. Very
cheap. Chickens for 25¢ to 40 cents
apiece. Fine healthy stock. Also full
grown ducks, 75c to 80¢ apiece. In-
quire I-Iadley, Myrtle street. 126 3t
W
FOR SALE—10 ROOM HOUSE. L0
50x150. Well situated in East Norwaik,
Price reasonable. Apply to _.l. M. Lay-
ton & Co. 126 3t
—r
FOR SALE. HORSE, vCHEAP IF‘
sold at once. Call at Paul Galas, South
end of ATP"? Oak’Shads road; New
Candan, Conn. > , ‘ 124 lit
7.235.!
MISCELLANEOUS; ~
TUTORING—IN GRAMMAR ORl
High School work. Phone 155-4. 127 It
CLASS COL .
MR8. TAYLOR, 60 NORTH MAIN
street, is offering trimmed nllllinery at
greatly reduced prices. Also a fine line
' J24 3t
mum memes—Mas SANTA
Mcsco, graduate from the University
atltaiy. Licensed in New .York and
Connecticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
is Ely avenue. Telephone 315. 13 Zn
asuvnoa cHARlo'i-T— GENER-
nl contractor. Estimates given on
Ill kinds of contract'work. Be sure
‘1 get our estimate. We can save you
pansy. Phone 8101-3. 26 Wood St.
+7iil‘iuiii litmus
«cuiMMiE FAooEN."
Norwaik motion picture patrons
were delighted with the presentation
last evening of . "The House, Next
peers as T'Little, ,
week. ,, , .,
hatlf
"' she's ‘ turflin
paper in question in forecasting
Door" a five psi-t Broadway special
This picture was. a big.
success in every‘pai‘ticuiar and great-
den", 8. play of unusual merit from the
slim to the finish. Moore, is noted is
a big stanin his .fleidand his appean
once as a disaster. coupled .with the
fact: he is supported by.“ a complete
Lasky caist, will~.‘ make the feature
well worthseeing; The serialbeantl-
.nt j'fThe Goddess"? will beucontinued
tomorrow- with Paths Weekly and a
Broadway feature.30n Thursday there
. , will: be a .feature‘;,ofieriilg. of four
- parts and with that will be she
first films of the Eastland. disaster at
Chicago last”- Saturday, when .more
than a thousand ‘iives‘vrare lost, by
the .Cansirlng.,,o_f the, big 'excur’sion
ship which was to take empltwesi‘of
the General Electitic'compsny on an
outing. .All details considered; the ,
Eastland disaster is the worst of its .Z-f‘: "
.the
gay“ may ~oi its ‘
‘ "MY: Thesis going through. .some‘.
army ‘maneuvois with ,herviast year's 1
,dfyemmean,’ army
_ FROM GERMAN PAPER
WVASHINGTON, July 27.—
Secretary Lansing today received
alcomplaint from The Fatherland,
a German paper published in
New York, that Sir Cecil Spring—
Rice, the British ambassador, had
been a party to violations of the
neutrality laws in recruiting for
the Bfi'tish army and in return-
ing MOntenegrius for service.
The complaint follows the action
of the ambassadOr in suggesting
to the State Department that the
destruction of the Lusitanid "had
guilty foreknowledge of a
Crime."
Both communications. have
been filed and neither will be the
subject of action. ,
OPERATIONS IN
ITALIAN WAR-THEATER
GENEVA, July 26, via Paris,
July 27, 1:17 a: m.——The Tri-
buna prints the following regard-
ing operations in the Italian war
theater: -
“The Austrians fight with lit—
ter contempt for death and the
losses on botll sides are fright-
ful, but those, of the Austrians ap-
pear hcavier, the Italian artillery
mowing them down in masses;
“On the CarsoPlateau the Ital-
ians are advancing'in the direc-
tion of Gorzia. ’
“On Monte Ncor the Italians
have carried several portions of
the enemy's positions.
pulsed all Austrian attacks not-
withstanding thc ,exiremc vio-
lence with which they were dc.
livered." 3
GENERAL CANTORE
. wards Shlok (midway
“At Podgora the Italians rc~"
’ PETROGRAQstigly 26, via.
London, July 37, 8:08 a. In;
German attacks southeast of Pul-
tuik have beendriven back, but
they are battering at the advanc-
ed defenses of Novofiorgievsk,
according to an official statement
issued tonight at the headquar-
ters of the General Staff. As—
saults against the advanced for—
tifications of Lvangorod also have'
been successfully repulsed, the
Russians claim, while a terrific
battle still is“ in, progress Orr al-
most the entire front between the
Viepriz and Bug Rivers.
The text of the communicatiou
follows: -
“In the direction of Tuk'um to-
brtw'een
Tukum and Riga), the enemy’s
offensive which began Saturday
was repulsed with the assistance
of ship’s guns (evidently on ves-
sels in the Gulf of Riga).
“North ‘of the Niemcn the cue-
my approached the Pomewiaz-
Keydan‘y front. 0n the road to
Kovno from the southwest there
has been some fighting.
”Oil the Narcw front the enc-
my COntinues unsuccessfuly to at-
tack our positions on the Pissa
River near the village of Sin-
vatki. South of Roanz, after a
stubborn encounter with the Ger-
mans who had crossed the Na-
rew, we tlircwthcm back ill the
region near the mouth of the
Or»: as far as the village of that
name.
“Southwest of Pultusk (north
of Warsaw) the enemy's attacks
were repulsed. Small engage-
ments were begun with the ad—
vanced defenses of Novogcorr
gicvsk.. " ”
“On the left bank of the V15-
tula cncmy attacks on Ivango-
rod's advanced works were re
pulsed wiih‘succcss. Between the
Vistula and the Vicprz the arid-
lery ducl continues.
KILLED IN BATTLE
LTDlINE, Italy. Jilly 26, via
Paris, July 27, 2 a. m.—(}eilcral
Antonio Cautore has been killed
in battle on the Isonoz front. He
is the first officer of his rank lost
by Italy. ll‘c‘won a gcncral’s
commission bv'tllc heroism he
idisplavcd during operations in
Tripoli. if}; p '
CASUALTIES’OE BRIT-
‘ISH ARMY ANDNAVY
[ LONDON, Julv 27.—Tllc cas—
'ualiics ill fhc British army and
navy have reached a total of
330,995, according: to a printed
statement issued by Premier As-
quith. '
divided as follows:
.89; missing, 29: men
274.
‘" lint ioncts
..
of Fairfleld County.
avenue, town of Nonw'alk. .The pro
a
any post oilioe, public library or come
tery. =
ly pleased the large audiences. For J I
. , A. . 15.
today, no better specialty_was offered - u y D 19, JOHN B ALAzs
than Victor Mdore" in “Chimmle Fsd- .- .. ,. .‘ ,. ‘ '
Applicant.
town ,9" Nerwdlh, 17‘. '
Dated stun, lawns
“ July,A.-D.1916V. , ~
- -. ,JOHNpUDov
-;;‘r
. ‘ ss'lcv,‘
» “AW-fish; shaman;
“than 1,000 lives. “
Chill lewd was sufficient.-
.lrcpillscd almost all'tlic . .
land successfully counter-attack»
The total naval‘casualtiCS tip fol
July 20 were 9.106 and thc mili—
tary casualties to July [8. Were
321,880. The naval losses wcrc
Officers killed. 499: wounded,
killed.
7.430: wounded, 787: missing,
To the Board of County Commissioners
I hereby apply‘for a license No. 239,
to sell spirituous and intbxicatin'g,
.aie, lager beer. Rhinewineaud cider
from. Stephan .Novak at so Railroad
avenue=to John Baias's‘at isr‘iRaiiroad
Dated at Norwalk. this 26th day of
, f-We, the undersigned, electors ' and
taxpayers; as' defined by lbw,‘ of the
.towu ofNorwalicinjsaid coun , hero-
by endorse ‘ the dppllcation ‘10! ‘the
above named John 'Balass, for such li-
cense, and we .do ‘ hereby severally,
each tor himself. certify that the above
named appiighnfii-‘a~-suitable’ person
'to “be; granted "a" license .to’ sell intoxi-
catinggliquprs and that the above de-
scribed ”place is.'ln"our , opiniom’a suits
able placewhereiu to sell such'intoxi-
eating liquorg. and‘we hereby several-
ly each for himself, certifythatwe are
owners of real estatelsltuated in said _
'26th day of
7
"Between the Vicprz and the
WASHINGTON, July 27.—
Secretary Garrison returned to-
day from a brief holiday and be-
gan preparing a statement for
President \Vilson on the mili-
tay preparedness of the country.
"There is no hurrymp program
for preparedness," said the secre—
tary. “We are proceeding with
that calmness and deliberation
which we hope will insure good
results. I expect to confer with
President \Vilsou as soon as he
returns from Cornish. and right
now I am; getting plans, so far
as they ’have progressed, into
shape to report to him. I hope
to submit a general outline of re—
organization.” ,
The General Board Of the New
also was in session, working on
a report of naval plans for Sec‘
rctary Daniels, who will confer
with President Wilson as soon
as the latter, returns f0 Washing—
ton. Thc Navy Board expects to
meet every day on the work.
NEUTRALITY VIOLATIONS
TO BE INVESTIGATED
SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.—
W itb the empanelment completed
of a new Federal Grand Jury,
United States District Attorney
John W. Preston announced to-
day that furthEr investigations of
suspected neutrality violatibns
Roccrs 8: Stevens "
South Norwalk.
. . ,
Preparation is half the bat- '
tic—are you prepared to meet
the onrush of the hot' wave?
We have the right armor
here, all made in U. SQA‘.
That means nothing better. '
We recommend a quarter-
lined, blue' serge suit at $36.
or a Palm Beach suit at;
$6.50 to $10. .
TWenty other varieties, all ,'
reliable._ , .
But don’t stop at the ‘out—'.
side; to complete the equip-t f
mcnt here’s athletic under-
wear at 50c to $1.50.
Nor-walk.
would be vigorously pressed. Nu—
merous indictments for alleged
recruiting here for the British
of munitions to a German fleet in
Chilean waters by the steamer
Sacramento were rcturuedxby the
Grand Jury, which completed its
term July 9. A“ damage suit for
$lx,35o brought in the United
States Districh Court against
John 0. Davis, collector of thcéy
port, by the Golden Gate, Trans—
iport Company, chartcrcrs of the
'stcamcr Olson and Mahoney. be?
cause that vessel was refused.
l
clearance papers last Novembcri
iBug the battle continues with
‘igrcat intensity. On the 35th the
twenty attacked along this whole
ifront with the. exception of thc
’inlincdiatc vicinity of tlic \Ilcprz.
I “North of Grubcchow‘thc cut--
lily delivered an energetic attac
forces, but our troops
assaults
i
J. with strong
lcd; There has been llochaugc o‘n
i‘tliisfront‘ caccptun a few \l—
llagcs which pass from ban to
hand. _
i “There has been no fighting on
file Bug,- tlic Zlota Llpa or the
-l)uiestcr. .
i “In the Black Sea on “Sunday
our torpedo boats, opcratlng‘ in
chips laden with coal.
'dcstroycd a n . _
!a suspensmn bridgc.
i ‘ . .
NORWEGIAN BARK AT-
T CKED
AliLTERl)AM.
uly 27. 10215 a. m-"“
\vcg'lau
German submarine.
five minutes to get in
The captain says he. saw
0 her boats on
wtherc the Harboe was attacked.
'Vfiig'in, N. . She was
FRENCH suausama.
BERLIN, July
luly 26 in the narrows
.Mittac; .V,Zcitung'. -
rine crew ~we're captured.
GROVE‘AND 'NORTI‘I'PORT
400nm autism;
,‘ilivi/lo pm. - , . ' ' thy p. m.
_' Boat: Leaves ‘ V
i ‘ "To
. "honest-fives
Valley Grote-
, . . 1‘ ‘ 'ling
I he coal rc , on, dtstroycd sat
‘ g1 'l licv also
cw coal shaft and
BY SUBMARINE
via LOndon.
The Nor-
bark H‘arboc \vais atiack—
. it on fire Suntay y a,
cd and u ’ -Thc crew,
-' ' has landed hcrc. Was given
“huh I to the boats;
three;
the “near the spot.
t-
The Harboe was a three-mag
‘ ' ' Port
larkrbuilt m 1878, .3“. _ _
Ed ) ownedby;
‘, H. J.‘~.Stangcb.yc,, of Christianla. .
timed place of business is not located . ~ --~ .. -.
within 200 feet‘ in a pimp“ of a
church edifice or bublic school house,
or the pflmueaimfialnins thereto, or
DESTROYED BY‘GERMANS'
27..by wireless
- to Sayville. N. Y.——The French
submarine Mariette vyas desiroyt;
' ' n so marm 0
ed by .a Germa ‘0‘ the
Dardanclles. accordingr toe ta (3‘s;
‘ . " "'tantinoo 0 ,
patch from Cons Thirty—onc-
members of the French ~, subma—
abToN." .PDI'NT.’ ~ VALLEY-.6
on the ground that her cargo was
‘(lestincd for belligerent vessels at.
sea. was dismissed upon the mo-l 9
:tion of the district attorney. Pres-i
too said today his office wouldl
proceed... with its investigation of: ~
the Olson arid Mahoncy case. 1 -
i
l
.—.
. l
, STATEMENT FROM
.FRENCH WAR OFFICE‘,
PARIS, July 27, 2:35p m.—-‘.
iThc French War Office this af—'
,tcrnoou gave out a statement on
the progress of hostilities reading
as follows:
“A bombardment Of Fumes and
fEast Dunkirk was followed by a
retaliatory fire from our guns on
the German barracks [at West—
cndc trod atf Middlckcrkc.
“Five bombs thrown yesterday
cvcningr by a German aviatol- on
; Dunkirk caused no damage. '
“In the ’Artois district: The
sector of Souchcz, last night saw
nrtillcry exchanges and engage-
ments with hand grenages.
“In the Argonne two "German
efforts to attack ncar Layon and
Binarvillc-la-Harazcc were check-
ed with case. .
“In the Vosges we succeeded;
yesterday evening ill extending!
and Consolidating our nosuions
on the crest of the Lingkopt andl
in occupying a height located be.-
twccn, the River. Lingo and thcl
stOne quarries. On three differ.-
ent occasions the enemydellvcr
ed» count-er attacks, but without
successt‘ ' ' . . -
~“The German gartillcrv vester;
day bombarded Mount Schlucht.’
DANISHZST AMER ’5‘ ‘ .
., . flsu, x-BY, GERMANS
COPENHAGEN, Ju y
London, 3206 p. m.‘-- be, Dan-
ishste'ilmship Nogill, bound from
er Tyne and _
ties, has. been,,sunk l
crew, of, the steamer was landed,
at Wilhelmshave‘n, near Bremen. ,
army and the alleged supplying ‘
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL:
JOHN E. VO’SULLIVAN, Drop.
lthe people who doh’t'like ‘thfs’co
27’ vial "Where can
u Sweden, for the rive ..
Goihcnb, [gr laden with'railway established, refuted, and said, to be ,_
I! thé North unimportant at the most."—Lous§"
Sea by a'Gcrman submarine. The ville Courier-Jorunal.
Houston Post. , , _
1 . ,.
iliiilil
Quality
And ,_ ... ..
Service" '
Goods at
Prices That
lam
Continued" _
Patrolman" ‘
her®Ce
o.
Railroad Ave. cor. Olly 8t. Tel. 1683
. I ‘ .
i) cried": House .
(Gregory Boulevard) '
East Norwalk ‘1?
-' Opens May I. " .
KINDS OF SEA. FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
Telephone Call 720.
| COMPO BEACH
I DANCING
in the paviliion
. TUESDAY, JULY ‘27 .
soMissmNn-m-a-x 25c,
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