Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 16, 1916 · page 3

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WAY. IARCH 1‘. tot! ' ”
Classified “Ads ”—To Let, i
' For Sale, Business and .
an So Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nispage. Twenty-Five Words orLess. 25c i
fhree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. in black- i
face or Caps. Double Price.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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FOR SALE \l'tiRlQVl; NURSE. T0 LET—A PLEASANT ROOM WANTED—A Gilli. i-‘(iR lJGIi'l“
ADM) \liurrn Mum's \it-~l i'edar “lill board All 'ioiiieiiieiices 8 housework and to (die tor baby (1‘1
Hrs-e! i' \oiMaLs min” 321 View-int Terrace. llllb' III at. l‘ H» Sentinel lllI'i 3iI
FOR SALE—Jill“! Iti'\Aiil)I‘T. TO LET S’l‘tlliEA‘t'll HX'I‘I‘RI‘IS WANTED THE .\'E\\‘ illtl'l‘Alxli
late u. 1-;l Hi my tlass condition. li'l}ll.0lltl rilv‘t‘l also lllrt'r and Ti} (iciieral Iltbpll'dl. New liriiaiii. t‘oiiii I
Fully t'.Ul[l,nt‘ll “minding sliotit 11'1- iooin apartments Small rentals. Ap- otter.- it ‘1 1! year course gt training
isorber I‘Iiiqum at t‘ K Hunter‘s pit ’i‘ayloi a tioldeii 11111; ‘:i tor ntiises Address, Supt of lios'pi
Guise \oiwaii. 111111 31 ——’-— ——-««——-—— tal ior information
----— -— —-—————— —— TO LET- SMAlJ. HOUSE 0.\' Bi) — ————~~ .
FOR SALE 1 BLACK lilii\l.\i‘.i)1{ Wit}ltiil avenue. incur depot and ll‘til- WANTED ”I’EKAHM‘“ EXPH'“ V
Vl'oili but». neiah' 1.17.0, 311?. One have” per month Apply ()liier *i‘mil on Singer power machines on,
bay mate. i.‘.‘oii. it] One eight. t'ooli estate. West Side Ave, Roway- “” PM" “‘ i“‘l“‘“d"“"-‘ "”‘km‘ “M”;
yearrulv‘ inn...) l0“. “U l cypress ton. pay and steady work Assured Royall
int-ulmm . 1;... ”my ‘3; Rhode Island ._....__.._ -._ __.-___ Mtg. t‘o. \f. \\‘;islima+oii slrec‘tfi’ulfi titi
eggs (-1: liaiiliiiig. we for 13. S. 0_ T0 LET—Six ROOM PLAT. STEAM ‘- L
Kellogt Telephone connection. 2:514. iiralt‘d. till illipl'ui'ements. Ii‘. Ii. WANTED" A PLL'MiiI-IR'S HELP“
[1116 3L “1th 113 South Main 3”er South er or boy to learn the plunibcr's trade.
,_ - , __ IxomajkI mill 5! Apply to 15 Knapp street, South Nor-|

FOR oALE—PAhilLi' MOVING
out of mu owes balauie of 8129, on T0 LET-—TllRl“l~‘ PLEASANT FUR-
l hlnd onie upright grand piano. [tl iiisiitd rooms. . . and toxiiel..;...'.
is your~ for balance. Write Th. for light lions .ilg. liiiprovemeiits.
Gibbs Piano Co. 71-73 Main street, (‘:tll after six .tiS Spring street.

 

 

Springtisid. Mass. (30 years in one io—I mil It
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_. TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, GOOD

FOR SALE-fiUYI‘S or Gooo‘location. Rent l'fllviolllblfi. F. Hopp.

tables, illice desk and partition IndL. 371 (Jove avenue, East Norwalit. niii 3t
other in ulier. Will sell cheap. Apply. —‘
betweei 9 and it: 30. All“! JI JI To LET—STORE FROM APRIL ist
8cott," . Monroe street. mil 8t toiuieri, octupied by Salvation Army.
_Also extremely large basement to rent. -
inquire on premises. 87 North Main
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..FOR SALE—HOUSE. N0. 14 UN-I
ion street. Must be moved off lot. ApI ““1““, 50“”! NOI‘W‘ik‘
ply to Sits bottle Munro, to Northi
Main s-reet or Mrs. P. A. Lane. a: To LET—A STORE 207 EAST
Crescent Terrace. mit 3t' Washington strea. East Norwalli. im-
1 provements. inquire Dr. Bohannon. iii
FOR SALE—ENTIRE HOUSEHOLDlSouth Main street. Telephone 60.

 

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WANTED-YOI‘XG GIRL TO AS-I
slut with homework \'. it. do Sen-E
tinel.

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WANTED» BOY FOR DRUG STORE;
ilusi be sixteen or over. Apply Still-
son-l'oweli Corp. ml5 3

WANTED ’l‘iil'ilMl-‘RS O.\' MEN 5
panama hats. Apply (‘ailioun and Co,
1 b‘cliuller aieniie, Stamford, Conn.

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WANTED—-PUPI.'1£ TO 10151 Mi’i
class to learn massaging and physi-
cal culture. Can earn at least $50 a
week. For particulars write or call
llr. .\l. l-‘. Adleman. 39 Suburban ave-g
iiue. Stamford. Enclose stamp for re-i

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THREE RAILWAY MEN SCALDEDJ

PITTSFIIDL‘D.. Mus... March. 16.—
Albany, N. Y.. men were in:
lured. one prcbabiy fatally. with
scalding steam When the crown shieldi

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Iot‘ a freight engine. east bound. bleW‘
[out at State Line. Mass. west of here
i yesteiday

.luliiis lime a brakeuian of 1511 filth!

Intenui Albany. ‘.':'- )t‘flf‘: old uasi
scalded frullii head to low and will
die .Itilll “heelrr tirruiaii 2: years
old oi lJL’U Broadway. Albany is burn~ .
ed {thou the wrists and legs RalphI

Ediiards. engineei ot—No 1:21!
Stale street. Albany arm fiaitured

and burns All three men were suit”!
for at the house of Here} ilospllaiI
this city They were brought lieie on
a pIEe’llill train.

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LOCLKWOOD'S HALL.

MARCH l7ih

MEDLEY 0F IRISH AIRS
FIEDLER'S ORCHESTRA

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’i‘lirn- reels of moving pictures.
it'dllli'iilfl iiene (.‘auniier and Jack

(lurk, in that fascinating drama.

“A Daughter of Old

 

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ilrelaod
BURKE d. TOOEY CO.
The ”Hill Bagpipers and Jig
Dancers in

A Bit of Old Ireland

THE THREE KAYB
Featuring Michael O'l-‘lynn

 

Kay.
the Mct‘ormacii of Vaudeville. in a

lllltll class lrish instrumental act.

 

DANCING UNTIL l A. M.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENT.

 

 

furniture, including piano player and. nits ti llLl'. 11115 6'
music Nils. Cheap. Are leaving -
town. inquire between 1 and 9 pi TO LET—TWO APARTM~‘.\'TS A'l‘ WANTED-T0 BUY ALL KINDS

In, J. J Scott, 12 Putnam avonue {$1.3 and 57 Spring street consisting of
mil 3t'iiie room with improvements Inquiri-

W...— ——...... L “is R. 'i‘arloi', 16 Grove street. Tele-
FOR SALE—EGGS FUR SB’I‘TMlWLu. (1 1393-12.

 

 

of cattle and poultry. Best prices
paid. Best prices paid for calves. H.
l-‘riediiiaii. South Norwzillt. Tel. 1131.

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m8 1
from Barred Plymouth Rocks. single-
combed Rhode island Reds and White
Leghoriis, 5c each at the house; :1

setting of 13 in delivery. Fine stronS,L

 

I- To LET—~TWO THREE ROOM
[floors and two four room floors. lin-
proienients, electric lights and ass.

noctlon.

L spectacles deluxe.

iAmerica‘s premier tenor soloist ‘

healthy oirds. Fine color and mark- One minute from trolley. ten minutes
loss at .tunius Brown's, 25 Eimgrovo from depot. inquire 84 Woodward ave-
street. south Not-walk. Telephone can-lune ’i‘si. iios-iz. it if
, mu 3‘ ~—
I To LET—~81. NG..*\I10\V so 31

“THE uTMOBT m ‘-TWOIN ONE." ildncoln means. 6 rooms and bath. All
ilcmpioieinents Rent 820.

 

 

 

FOR BALE-T0 EVERY FAMILY.‘
one bottle of “Amaretto ttastellano"I

the King of Spring tonlcs. it filters the
blood and gives force and vitality.
sold by all leading drnsgista. hotels

and cafes. me m
I: _ v =1 -....

FOUND.

FOUND».\ GOLD t'li\l.\' A. ll.
ix’eywortii. Smith Norwnlk Post office.

 

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ENTERTAINMENTS. Inquire of
‘ yet presented at the i C- - hlloyt. iii if
PALAC E *JOST
i __ .. . ___ _.~_ _ __ _
l LOST—BANK noon NO. 20.1112.

"THE LEADING AMUSEMENT CEN- issued by South Norwalk Sayings Bank
and Book 1R5 Savings Department of
*ilie 'Clly National Bank. South Nor-
“illk. Finder will please retuin to said
'AN UN9ARALLELED HEADLINER' batik as payment has llt‘Ili stopped.
mill ‘..l 30.

THE OF SOUTH NORWALK."

 

The Sea son's Paramount

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pretentious .
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POULTRY.

 

—THE JUNIOR REVUE OF '16—- .L MAPLE GROVE FARMJABY‘

iohlcks .for.ss_lo. S. C. . Lower-ms.
ic. anode ‘lslan'd near.- ma min.
A juvenile galaxy with comedy and , Batching ages-and custom hatching.

(10) Supreme Stars (10i

 

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E8 [1 & MC" . AUTOMOBILES.

. A FEW (1000 TOURING CARS
: and roadsters. overhauled and in A-i
‘ ' .condltion. Wehrle‘is Garage. 11 Ray-
mond sired, South Norwalh.

 

“The Wang Doodle Pair."
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i Presenting “An Ocean Woolng."

 

"instrumentalists and vocalists extra-

 

 

ordinary."

1
Bill Balio & lliirsl Vera

“The Cowb’oy and the Lady."

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rummage- «critics

 

NU BONE COROETS “’th GIVE
jboth comfort and support to even the
., stoutest of figures.
V, waists for arching girls. Satisfaction
_ "Clever Comicaliists." 3. guaranteed. Appointments only. Mrs.
‘ ‘ iblilian Reynolds 64 ‘Winileld street,

The wanon [East Norwailr Phone 245-5.

"Fun in mldair."

 

 

i a. noose: re soap-rt mitt— sir.
' Jouth Norwalk. m. in

‘ .ad Sundries; Both sold ad exchanged.
. Special Extraordinary Feature. . hm. mm My W“
. "The California Boy .. i cured. We do nlcaaisiox. Prices reo-

. -_<aabls.
Franklisrreli‘.‘

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“mi on. M. r. announce lNS'l‘l’l‘U-
'tlon- and a resting house. The ioc_a-
tion is excellent. Toma modal-la.A
compilations ion chronic cases. Spoc'
iaity to: ‘

,convuhilonl. dict Clld for hamlet.”

Comedian.

Special Photo may.
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stones mwysrm.
Warm Calla. tsp-n16

aybere toda'!

 

 

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Coming Iatorda'y.

 

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in utility stock r. 0. Box 325. Phone'

Special corsets or ‘

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Operators on all parts of

Shirt Making. Beginners

81 Co. Inc.

SEWING MACHINE M ACHINIST

 

. NOTICE OF HEARING.

Whereas, the Board of Electrical
Commissioners of the Second Taxing
District of the City of Norwalk. has
presented to the Mayor and Council
of said City its Application asking for.
the enactment of an ordinance rela-
tive to poles and electrical potentional
that may be maintained in certain
streets in the Second Taxing District.
and placing electrical service poles,
fixtures, conductors, etc. in said Dis-
itrict, under the supervision of said
Board of Electrical commissioners.
1 Which application and proposed ordin.
ance are on tile in the oilice of the
Clerk of the City of Norwalh; and
i Whereas, the Board of Electrical
ntions will be affected by an action
taken by-thslfayor and Council in
maid matter. Allow. therefore

Notice is herby given that up uh
the hearing will be had upon slid Ian-

m'It plicatlon at the Council Room in- the

‘City Rali..in the Second Taxis: Db
11““- in the City of Norwalkt’ on the
Iam lily of Ill‘ch.lI916,lt 8 o'clock.
main. at which 211’s... and place all
ipersons and corporation inter-stad-

[therein are hereby notified to appear!
”gum is heard isms ifthe‘y my...

artisan-shards nude-new ML at. the city or

iwtotniiic""‘

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Phone 1501

 

liliilN

All ihis Wet-k

Daily vagina”.

Wlnlircd a‘l tlnlrc

and hrr can company In an exquis-
ite selection of Broadway plays at i
popular prices. ‘

 

 

TODAY
Thursday matinee and night

Rose Stahl's greatest success

“MAGGIE PEPPER."

 

Friday matinee and night
The comedy full of laughter.
“OVER NIGHT."

 

Saturday matinee

“LENA RIVERS."
Saturday night -
“THE CUTEBT GIRL IN TOWN."

 

PENCIL-Matinee
Children 100. /
Eve nlng, 10. 20, 30 and bile.

Adults 200,;

 

Coming next week, the greatest
motion picture prolflm that has.
ever been presented in Norwatu.
Comins Theda Ban in "I'Gold
Corning March 20th. “it Pays to
Advertibe." Coming Frances Starr
in "Marlo Odille."

‘wall while en route to Germany
'to join the German Red CrOSS.‘

has been executed by the Briiish Last I~‘:ill \w iiitruiiucvd the “I‘m” (th‘whfl .hfLJLLL “my .m-I
military authorities; was reCeivedI .. mailed ”\w- “in of twin toi’our gas customers I‘llt') hair gni‘ll
today hv friends of Dr. Gellhorn ’f t-iiine satistaiiion in eieri case ....F
in Seattle. ‘ 00 (:as is an lili'dl tuel foi the SPRING season with as iaiiablc
Dr. G. F. Warmburg, a close co weather. As bit-i all know. it 1. the most difiuiilt rci‘ ~un in suits.-
' ' ‘ llI\ litul the noun One day will be warm a 1d Spiiny- -l. lie
friend of Dr. Geilhorn 5, said that so lluunexi IUDI and damp. _
he had made repeated efforts to .‘ Let an ion ufi'oid to iisk perhaps a severe illness in not being
:LatcfiistElZSSIE)‘: ‘35; Suiting: 0.! prepared to get some quick heat instantly? «—
hrd recc‘ved the informction. Dr. ‘°" .1 .1 THE ANSWER.
Warmburg said that fro n th 00 A CHLLL c LASER Ls
.time of Dr. Gellhorn's imprison- 3. L . II
‘ment. December 9. he had receiv—v., U" [N MAR' 11 and SAVE A DO I All |
ed letters at frequent intervals .3.
‘until four weeks ago, since whl'Jh 0:0 ,‘hune my low and our Repri nifniiflht‘ will call pioiiiptly.
time he has been unable to learn "3

DUTCH STEAMSHIP TU-o
BANTIA SUNK BY MINE
OR TORPEDO.

 

 
 

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icontmuco from First Page.)
on deck who-saw the torpedo cre-
ated a turmoil which attracted
the steerage passengers to the
rails, and the excitement subsided‘
only after the periscop disappared
and the ship sped away without
being again subjected to attack.

The Patria after landing at oth-
er ports carried nearly 2, 000 pas-E
sengers when she arrived in New'
York today.

An unconfirmed ieport that Dr.
Walter Gelihorn a prominent
physician of Seattle. who was
taken from a steamer at Kirk-.

 
 
 

WIIAT IS A "CHILI. CIIASER" 9

A- mu itatl this ad\i‘ill.\t‘lll(>lil, you are piobabli u'd’uileiiiia

Jud \il'iii 111‘

 

 

 

anything of the physician who 3: 9'
left here November 17 for Ger-i0 ::
many, but was seized by the Brit- .0: 67 WALL ST.

ish authorities when the steamer co
upon which he was traveling out ..
in at Kirkwail. Although Dr. :'.

° '00:“.
Gellhorn and his friendg gun-ted. 0"... d”’°:“o”:”o .”:..OWM.~W:..O OM

that he was going Lo Ge y LOL CHAMPION which will be hard to best.
serve in the Red Cross. Seattle -~ d t Dee
. . . . incidentally. The Pri e 0
British agents said they had eVi- bury, m8 known as Christa-I
dence that he was a commission- 3.. Crowd gnu.“ g. Witness Game pher Ward. will once more pm
ed officer in the German army? in Oanbury Armory Tonight. his superiority over George Smith (ao-
lfld W8 wing to join his regi.f Basketball enthusiasts from 1::th cording to Daabury estimation)
around will congregate in )an on .
2::‘Ig‘enw‘:3t;l:t°&5:¢§t;g‘:y§; this evening. in the Danbury Slain l ADO" “ENC" WA. o'pum‘:
- . .Armoi'y. on “9st street. to wilnes. HICAGO. nut]; 16 “my”.
found in Dr- Gellbom ‘ ”“99 the final grand climax sf the Connect and wine's clubs at the Haitian“!
sion documents containing valua- icut basketball season in the deciding log chimp as‘ve adopted w nasty-sens
ble militaryI information. These championship same between NOWIIKIFrc-aeh children. made orpI ns bytbs
statement e ' . and Danbury. rivals since the wor d war. I)... mu, Walace. “goes.
Gellborn‘: (Keg; demed by Dr began it is thought that the nioreE." PM”? in the romance dew",
s. , quiet and peace loving citizens of the meat. '50 made the announcement to
There h?“ been 3° further “1' hatiina town will take to the storm Id.“ “a uly chturen undq: 15' 1
fantry action in the region to the
north of Verdun. according to,

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iHi illilili iliillii} till" i lilliii Bil.

PHONE NO. 1530

 

 

NORWALK-DANBURY
SHIP.

 

 

 

cellars but Norwaik fiiiis. i ho in ii Lyell! of '8' are to be adopted. .
the joiimei tonight on the champion” The children are to remain in .
shin <[let‘l:,ll Wllltll leau‘s Houtli Nor iIFrance. but the fraternities and clubs

 

the announcement made by the
French War Office this after-
noon. ‘

The bombardment has contin-
ued. but with varying intensitv.

A number of unsuccessful at-
tacks have been made by the
french on the German lines
touth of St. Souplct. west of the
ng'ne-Pv road in the Cham-
pagne region. German a:my head-
quarters announced today. The
IGermans took two officers and
150 men prisoner and captured 20
machine guns

The German Reichstag proba-
bly will devote Friday and Sat-
urdav of nextwcek to open dis-
cussion of the international situa-
tion and political problems which
have arisen from Germany's
‘methods of submarine warfare.
. A special c‘6mmittce of the Reich-
istag met today and found that
‘there is a general \leeire of all
‘nlrties for a frank and open de-
hate on the motives underlying
Ithexovernment attitude towards
[neutral powers and in nartiCular
towards the United States.

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walk at M‘\ en -,ten and Norwalli at 8W m (“nigh one half of the. funds )1

w ten liftu-n may he sine of s ioii

for their support and education. while ’lJ

iiia welcome from sonic fifteen hut; the may Government is to supply ”4
died or two ”ions-and ilaiibury ll)-’l‘ the other half. is
ers No tile and drum corps will be Out. of the 17 organizations sauces '

carried this time, but if the local (min
11:: gets away from the West street
hall with the scalp oi the up-cnutit'
tive. brass bands will not be net-es
saii.
necessary for the occasion.

(‘ontrari‘ to general
Norman Seymour. the local bin-19‘
lii‘II stat. will play with Not'i'.'alk-iir
ports have been circulated for th.
past week stating that Noi'iiiuii \'.'()'.ll
lllll appear in the Noiwalk lliictip
Persons who liaic lll‘lli‘d such stiilc
iiieiits have been sadly misinformed.
as the management stated definitely
this morning that not illi' slitthtes.
idea of Seymour not playing in to
night's game had been entertained fm
ii single moment. lteich, the sixth
man of the Norwaik crowd will ap
pear with the team. and will be ready

the crowd will furnish till iiius'u

expectations. 7

in: to the plan. only one desired to

 

care for a boy. all the others chooalnr :1
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PLEADED GUILTY TO KILLING
MOTHER.

CAMBRIIX‘ B. Mass. Maich 16.—
Rlchard b. McCormick who went to
police headquarters yesterday
confessed that he had killed his moth-
er. pleaded guilty to a charge it inur~

der in the diatrirt court today and. _

was held without bail for a beefing
on March 24 Mchtiiicit was rec
cenily paroled from u hospital
the insane

 

Changeable Weather Brings Sickness.

 

 

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The Mblc weather of larch;

unse- who colds. croun

for action if needed. Otherwise the "lllhl afl"—none that a person mp
safely neglect Foley's Honey aud‘M

Norualk team will remain with the
same lineup as usual.

Manager Hopkins. of the lianburi W

h a safe and reliable family yol-

quintet. will not state exu-tly who is loin. tilt heals inflamed, conga-MCI
going to appear with the llanbury live ‘1, W stops coughs m M

(but the-team will probably be com
posed of Leonard. Swenson. Beckman
Sears and Suxernian—a combination

 

grippe. There is no such thing al’fii
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rDolley )llatlneer—‘z evening per-

 

formances
Entire Weea. March 13
LVN" +ossvi7- ’.

Win. F‘ox Offers
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Paramount presents .
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YOUR OPPIiRTIIMTY KNEW

 

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Presented by the Women of Norwalk.

MATIENE AND
NIGlI l‘, MARCII

For the Benefit of Norwalk's Moat Worthy Effort.

.c NEW AMBULANCE FUNI) f

.It you have uninsured semiouhin attraction.” of the biggest man ever 03ch r
by Goat-gel Comm at msWhen youaae the “ab-hugs»!!! be glad

helped; Don't have cause for regrets when- it is too/late.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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A REMINDFR TO THE mist rows
“IT ‘PAYS TO ADVERTISE”

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