”For
‘ Sale, I Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous——
f VLWMVM an autopsy. '1‘!va Watched-ens. 15c
’ * f'hreoflmenfidcfiachAdditionaIWordicentperlnsertioalnBlack-
» “.M Vol. _
Mrs. w I. W“ '1. C II.
Wont, fin-er canal-I. police on-
miuonsr, mayor of uh N.-
walk. died in the Nor-alt Hospital
imam-sum” o'clock. tone-rm
'tan opossum perfumed moo-tit.
twitter: m made-w after an
iextendsd and serious» illness. Mrs.
‘1 Wolfe is survived by her husband, and
‘two sons. Robert. 11. and John. 9. Fun-
' completed.
nue. Phone 1345. 115 3!
FOR SALE—LOTS AT DORIIONS,’
.oa the Boulevard. Inquire of oWner.'
II Seaview avenue, East Norwalk. 1
115 3t
To LET—0X12 HALF DOUBLE
’hottsc, 19 Putnam avenue.
provemcnts. Inquire 1'3 Putnam ave-
nuc, or '1‘. ll. lktlllal‘d Robins at South
, Norwalk Trust (‘0.
FOR GALE—FIVE hill-ii COWS
and heifer. Inquire John \l‘ascnskey,
.5 . .. . .e.
Eigewood treet. off sound he“ at i To LET—FIRST FLOOR, 9
. . BUR-
ue, Rolon ll ll, S utl Nrwalk. , ,
n 1 U l ' ]_ “l l bunk strcet. Near 'alallull. Inquire 10
__ (‘ltcs‘nut street, South Norwalk. jli til-
‘i
FOR SALE—rrlll‘lLllth‘. LOT. atlx- . . . .'
11-». Stuart avenue. For it‘ll’l'CUlttl‘p" TO LET—"OISE. Fl LIA 171th-
_ ‘islted. Steam beat. For terms ad»
‘2‘! rice. intuit-c of Mrs. Saunders, , ,
.“ p I tll">w' 'lttrntdtcd llmtse,‘ co Sentinel.
11 Grove >~l.ct‘l. South Nnrlltllli, or; '14 “t
Mrs. Janus llu). to Stuart proximal 3 "
Norwulk- jlz’t tit
, T0 LET—~PRIVA'I‘I'2
. ‘ . ‘ 0 I(‘tntrai location.
FOR SALE~OMa 191.. 310me .3 ”mm,”
GARAGE.
(‘an accommodate
ably ihrce large cars. Light,‘
““931051‘9 ”WWW" 5“" palm” heat, water. All other conveniences.
std ovctbnulvd. (‘ohttition guul'flll‘ Plenty of tard space. F Scht‘ldlel‘ l
itcd Price $3.3". Address “AWV Manaacr. l Mertvln street. NOTWMK I
qt; Scntittcl. J15 3" 14 (it
i .
“i —..
FOR SALE—NAVY BOAT, \VITH, TO LET—DESK ROOM AT 45
stuns: 28 fcct long. 6 feet widc. Price! MISES S COHEN 12’ if
low. Inquire P. 0. Box (Ail, South; ' ,
l [see or Caps, Double Price.
0* I03 ILL]. TO m. m.
- __ ‘. S . . . . . .
A FQR “LE FORD (All FUR TO LET—AN 8 ROOM HOUSE. N0. WANTED—EXPERIE‘NLLIJ bl UR
Ill purposes. Hunters (.arage. 136th Putnam avenue A“ improvemem‘ er wanted at once. Steady Jot). bend
lam street. 11.. 3t Apply John F. McMahon, 56 We“ a\,e‘|rt'lc‘l‘cn(‘(‘5 and salary wanted.
(:7 -‘ :92. Dunliury, Conn.
l
—. ,
and board. Apply Country club. i
.tlui two furnished rooms to let. liJ
\\‘t‘.~. street, South Norwallr.
WANTED—A COMPE’I‘ENT Mill'-
pr for double team. Apply to John 1".
McMahon. jl5 3!
'hcld tomortow
:‘ltt'clock from St. .
ThAmnment mil bt- made in St. Mary’s;
opportunity , t‘ctneicl‘y. .
WANTED—MAN TO TAKE
and coffcc rotttc. loud
for bright man.
165 l-‘ttit-ilt-ltl avenue, Bridgeport, t‘t.
WANTEm-A MAID ma GENEu.'largely attended this morning
- - —-,pcrsonaity, Mrs.
WANTED—TABLE BOARDERSXIrit-ndt in Norwalk, and everyone of TODAY IN WALL STREET.
Grand Union Tea Col
eral arrangement have not yet been
Mrs. Wolfe. a native of Pittsflold.
Man, came to Norwsik about. thir-
teen years ago Followins her gradu—
ation from the New Haven Hospital.
to assist Dr. Wolfe in the suppression,
All 1111- “mid klli‘hen- 320 per month. Roomiln the Spnngwood district. ‘.
Of a genial disposition and winnillx, Bennett, lot, East Nomaik.
Wolfe had many i
”it!“ .tttcmely regret her death. .
t
l
Funeral of Mrs. Farrell.
tttorttlttg at
Joseph Church. In,
Funeral of John H. Lee.
The funeral of John H. lace
a1 housework. All Sunday free, Ap-l his into home, 33 Putnam arenue. at.
ply Day Nursery, 14 Union street, So.‘
Not-walls.
115 3t at 9 o'clock. . ‘
__§ma:s was sum: ht Rev. Matthew 1198-, live lndustriais with a slight fraction. _ adtpnisemeut calling for 100 housts,
,m“ “ . W ’ " ,,.....,........m
Edna B. lawn
and Lucy E. Anthony. two lots. Rack
W'Gardenl. War. l
William Oswald and Josephine 1L.
Tit-pains to William George, '
states and buildings, Newtown avenue.'
War.
Louis S. Beers
toms H. Show
six
to May W. Baxter.
HIM Slllf no
ClLE‘S’PE-R, June 15.—An
;autoatobil!‘ accident over which con-‘ Cashing. Simshury; F. W. Hopkins.
m mystery has been shed oc- Yale, vs. Jerry Weber, Yale; F. W.
.curred at Dennison’s Corner between,Colo, artford. vs. Peter Bail,
exciting .
MES-wt
, land championship entered the fourth
lround today. They were pnirod I!
follows:
W. L. Ferris, New Haven, vs. W. 8.
Yale'st
lot and buildings, Harbor View Beach.‘ 11 and 11:30 last night. A big six? F. H. Harris, Brattleboro, Vt, VS. R.
icylinder car bound from Hartford for: S. Stodddrt, Yale.
War.
Daniel J. Malone and wife to Harry
'ono of the shore resorts, tried
tround the turn at high speed andiuled to begin today.
to}
Play in the doubles is also scheda
it was cloudy,
T0110 and ““3 1°! and building, BU“ crashed through the fence put up byLand sold during the early hours.
ritt avenue.
.the state as protection here. The:
mm S. Bryan to Benjamin Mass- car turned completely over, coming tot—If you had been a good Sentinel
ell, lot and buildings, Rowayton ave—
nue. War.
The Xew Haven Railroad Comma!
Box,“ a trained nurse. she W“ secureduo Mark M. Henderson, land, thirty, two women, who declined to give
laim.‘ their names. and. as the number ylflltnl
Limitati’tttintihhniDorion House
115 It ' by the former (‘ity of South Norwallt. 2 four acres, West Norwalk. Quit c
Madalene F. Webb to Floyd W.
WANTED—A MAN TO WORK All-f of small-pox, which was at that time fin. lot, Fairfield Park. War.
Arthur 11. Bennett to Percival
NEW YORK. June 15 (Wall street. which went through the fence, was;
i 10:30 a. m.i.~—Copper shares were t BUHIH'IIM damaged. Men of the statui
The tum-rat or" Mrs Knihtrim- l'tr- again the conspicuous feature at the
it)“, who died suddenly Tuesday night . outset of today's moderate operations”
at her hontc (in licilc Island, will the inspiration rising half a point to with-3
”$0.3 in a fraction of its high record, withlmsmc ”WM 1““
similar gains for Anaconda. and Ten-, ‘
nessoe Coppers.
points.
WANTED—A YOUNG LADY F0114". Dominican Father and brother of-al gain.
bookkeeper.
mtltogany- deck and fitting-c. Dimen'; WALL STREET. INQUIRE 0N PRE. dry, Scat-10w steam, East Norwaur, iGinuis, Nam”; liev. II. J-
314 3c? Solidi-noon.
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— t
Norwalk. l ’-
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F03 85L: .0!“ T_° LET—“film No}: 55 and 57 spring stmt. In-
modctn two dIIlIl) mtk house at 1.... : quire Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16 Grove St., or
East avenue, built by Michael
| To LET-Lrwo aranrna‘xrs or wanrsnva unu. non otmtctt.l”'Mr W" m
”‘0 T001" each, wl‘h improvements.,ul housework Apply to 8 West avonue,ic"““d'
South Norwalk. 113 31
t
«l
WANTED»,:\ PuslTION BY T“10(C3l"ar)'."
, , , “'4" , telephone 1393-12. at if
itcllo, is now completed. Six rooms on,
f‘:-~t floor, seven rooms on secondl
floor; each floor has separate hot wa-
ter boating. electric lights, combina-
tion (‘onl'dnd gas range, dUmb waiters
and all other latest improvements.
For particulars inquire of Michael
Matticllo, New Canaan, or 4 Henry
St... Norwalk. ill at;
FOR SALEwlfi'I‘ N0. 8. NORTH
side of Fifth avenue, on trolley line.
East Norwalk. Conn. For particulars,
price. etc., inquire of William 8. WA-
cox, Keeler Block, Washington St.
m15 4w
--FOR SALE—SIX, SIX-ROOM CO'lL
logos on Lincoln avenue. All modern‘
improvements. For sale on easy MW
menta. Good opportunity to own your
own homo Inquire of United Grocery
00.. North Main street or Robert 0.
Raymond, Elm Grove street. ms t!
l
FOR CALE—MOTOR BOAT. GOOD
condition. 25x61-2. Copper riveted.
heather cushion. Inquire Mr. Kline-
!elter. Rowayton. as t!
LOSTrleES' SILVER. WATCH
and pin. Reward by returning to Sen-
‘ncl omcc.
‘A Fs'vfoooo rou‘fit'uo """
an; roadsters. Overhaulcd and in Ad
condition. Wehrle‘ls Garage, 11 Ray-
mond allied. South Norwalk.
2..-...” . a
not Nillili
District of Norwalk, 85..
Court, June 15th. A. D., 1916.
\\‘itctvas. written application h'
been made to this Court for adminis-
tration of the estate of Fannie E.;
Wood late. of Norwalk in said District.‘
deceased.
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate!
Office. in Norwalk, on the 2131 day ofi
June 1916, at 2 o'clock afternoon; and;
that public notice thereof «be git'en iol
nilmersons interested therein by punt,
lishing this order in a newspaper bay-l
tug a circulation in said Distrct, at!
least five days before said day of;
hearing.
-q
Probate
HENRY W. GREGORY, .
1t?» 1t ‘ Judge l
* _ I
District of Norwallr, as. Probate
‘Court. June 7th, A. D., 1916.
Estate in ConlYecticut of Elizabeth
3A. littrtog. late of the City and State
,0! New York. deceased.
1' The Court 0: Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-,
lowed six months from the date hereof?
or the creditors of said Estate to
xhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their tic-3:
.‘obunts. properly attested, within saidti
”time. will be debarred a recovery. Alt
persons indebted to said Estate are!
requested to make immediate paymentt,
‘to .
. annnnr Huron, ‘
is 15 22 Executor,
_ ——Ssntlull classified advertisers do:-
not mt ant. the loss “of tdnuta—'
“{tor they know that tenanbnndlng l!
e of the usual tasks of «want silver-t
‘Washington street. East. Norwslk. Im- Not-walk.»
' and made to order and \ ery reasonable
land dollars in the retail hardware
'iluncarian girls. for general house-l
TO LET—A STORE. 207 EAST" work. Apply 36 Second street, Eastl
116 3t'
provements. Inquire Dr. Bohannon, 6i —"
South Main street. Telephone 60. Also‘ WANTED—MACHINISTS. A FEW
an apartment, (1 Chapel street. All first class lathe hantht. Steady work.
Improvements. Rent very reasonable. ‘Apply Holland Machine 00., 132 Wat-
cr strcct, South Norwalk. 114 St
WAN
— l
«:1
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
house work. family of two. Good
pay. Apply at C. J. Mlntz & Co, 92.
t\\'ashington street, South Not-walk.
' ill 31
-—?
WANTED«GIRL roa oaxnnan‘.
housework. Rockclifl‘e, 5 West street.
OPERATORS ON SEWING MAt'IIy (.‘all evenlngg, 313 31
ines. my while learning. ; _,
WANTED—GIRLS F'Olt TIIE El),
twin llocse Company, Chestnut street.'
iSoutlt Norwalk. 1]?) 3t
MAN FOR worn DEPARTMENT. --
30V. 16 YEARS OLD OR OVER- 1 WANTED—T0 RENT A SMALL
newly furnished cottage for August
COMPETENT GIRL AS CLERK IN - and September. and possibly October.
olllcs. Iti‘l’lthin half hour of centre. Referen-
ces given. State terms, ctc. Address
l
Clue“, Peal E d New York,‘ clo Sentinel.
y WANTED—GIRL BETWEE.’ FOUR-
& (30., inc.
’teen and sixteen years of age. Apply
“'BUSINESS’NOTICES.‘
Factory Entrance, .l. d: J. Cash, l.td..
Chestnut “street. ill 6t
EXTRA-N 10W OPENING'OF‘ LAD—
ies Tailoring Shop. Skirts ready made
MEN SHIRT IRONERS.
l ru—n-
WANTED—BRIGH'I‘ ENERGETIC
3, girls: No prot'ioua experience requir-
.ct1. Salary and commission. Roller
Store, 3?. South Main street. South
Norwalk. 113 3t
WANTED—MAN FOR BILLING
prices. Nathan Framer, 70 South Msin‘ "“‘rk Md ““9731 office ““3““-
street, South Norwalk, Conn. 3 State expcricnco and salary expected.
no A WEEK ts WHAT you CAN. :13 M
can, women of independent incline; ’3
lion, and men who want a high classt WANTED—Gilli. FOR CHECK
tofession. Join our classes learning. room and to take care of Cigar Count-
inaging and physical culture. Wezcr. Apply at Lemonade Stand, Roton
in train you at hosts by mail, writs Point. 113 it
Nay for particulars. Dr. Adieman's, _ "
mutton, 89 Suburban Avon Stun-y WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
Hid. 0m. tot cattle and poultry. Best prices
lpald. Best prices paid for calves. B.
wmuvsou AND FANNINQ, amlrrtedman. South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
WI. Mire to announce that thfiyl.
an opened an office for the general,
action of architecture. Room 1. Haw-l
W m» ’4 Washington street. 1 WANTED ‘
“mm — PAPm-nmm‘élllefore' June 39th
haunting, pulsars 'supplles; walll $3 I g
m, tip-toasts stiles, lowest prices.
in cash and pledgesfor the-
meter cheerfully given. Trial on
Salvation Army,
as solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
In This District I»
“no. 8! 1-) my Ave. mu
' Lear; ’
This will enable the local. of-
ficers to devofie their whole time
LoeT—KHAKI COAT WITH M0-
tor vehicle license and operators lic-
ense. Finder pleat,» return to 128
Washington street. . . .315 at
W and energy to the work’sbupllft “
B“! “if I" WAIEBBURY- for our. YEAR without {undies
WATEBIBU'RiY, June Iii—Fire “initiation; S in l'l in,”
unknown origin at 5 o'clock this mom .,
lug caused damage of several thous-
Treasaror For This Fund.
SouthNnrvsalklfiruoCo.
store of the C. A. Templeton Campy
on East Main street, The damage was
principally to stock and fixtures on the ‘
first door: the blue being checked
before it could spread to outer pans
of the building. The loss was cov-
)-
4... . tomato Mammals-
. Address “Billing Clerk,"‘cio Sentinel. 3
Apply Crescent mun-i Mrs. Lee as colt-brunt; Rev. J. J. Mc-f
The church was
with friends who gathered to
hate of respect to the deg
The floral offerings
"'0, Salutation and
Miss Alice Splits sang
"Face to Face." The choir sanl
"Nearer My God to Thee." as the cor»
toga was lcaving the church. The
pull bearers wore Thoma! llyde, Wm.
t‘t‘aic, Prank It‘itzmaurics and Chris‘
topher Gunman. The flower bearers
were Aloyous and Francis Flynn. In-
terment was in the family plot in St.
Mary‘s cemetcry, Non-silt. l
________.__.._——
COFFlNc-CORCORAN.
A vvry prvttv wedding ceremony
Was celebrated lrtat evening, about five
o‘clock. in St. Mary's rectory, when
Mist. Naomi t‘orcornn. of Holden ave-
Mahon rendcrcd
i
Walker Collin, of l‘wltien place. by the
Rev. J. .l. McGuinncss.
are very wellknown 'in Norwalk. hav-
ycttra
monti's undertaking parlors, in Wash-
ington slrcct.
was bridesmaid. and William
acted as best man.
After a short honeymoon the newly
strcct. Fins district.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten. June 15.———Two
today in a tight with bandits near San
lgnacio, forty miles southeast ot mu-
edo, according to a report to More.
Funston. Six of the Mexicans wort.-
killed in the engagement that bcga:
at 2 o'clock. It is believed several oi
the Mexicans were wounded. but they
were carried away by their compan-
ions. The Amorlcan .wounded \vcru
even.
WASHINGTON, June 15.—— Score
iary taming laid before President
“is note to General Carranza. replying
to the demand thst American troops
length on the situation. ‘
‘Uuless some new development forc-
be. sent until next Week at the cunt.
cs‘t.
era are anxious to deal‘ with the Car
rants note in such fashion that action
cannot be attributed to domestic poli-
tics.
it. is understood the note flatly (lea
eminent has alto’v'm' both its willing-
border states prowly. It also is
said to make sharp rejoinder to sag-
geations of the Mexican communica-
tion which oli'lcla‘is regard as discoun-
eous and uncalled-for. Carranza ques-
tioned the good future! the Washing.
ton Administration and openly hinted
that President Wilson had his eyes on
the American political situation in
dealing with the sitntttlon beyond the
border. 7";
any sci-AT: Tamera”.
The followitfg real estate tt-anatsnt
Clerk new R. Smith. -..
Evan... Jr.. '11 acres and buildings.
Easthlomlk. War. . 't . .'
waomlk nit-ha on; «company to
Guanta- Mud rite. not at,
buildings, mast. Norwallt. Warm
one. was united in marriage to Floyd
Ilotlt the bride and the brldégroom '-
in glivcd in this city for a number of
Mr. (‘oiiln is employed in Ravi V
Mary Porcoran. sistcr of the bride,
Ilylo .-
wcdded couple will rcsitic in. Ohio .
twctttttttits ttttti
American soldiers Were ltillcd carly -‘
'Wilson today the completed drait o? :‘
be withdrawn from Mexico. The prcsi- :.
dent and Mr. Lansing conferred al ‘
es the situation. the reply will not >-
President. Wilson and his ttdvia-
As prepared by Secretary Lansing A.
ness and its abllltylo police the _
have been Salad at the office or Town -
,‘H..E.-.Pmsndylh to wit
WALL‘ STREET, 1:30 p. m.—-Bails,
. . I .
(stroll... became heavier later, the labor cone» string a house may conveniently lo-‘
tilledtroversy contributing to that «maven? um “um The ”nice as ‘at-l ' ' , k ..
pay} tiou chicans also reacted on untaw; forth-d by the Board of Trade will but A FAi HER r AuVIC.
Crucible Steel waslgflms-
orahlo advices.
Maxwell ssues warei
'falrly strong, but. the general average.
; of specialties was little changed frotu
was final quotations of yesterday, except:
from Beet Sugar, which yielded over No;
Among rails Canadian Pa
:-;;:'.o and from the St. Joseph's clturchland “Soo” stood out for their sirenlth, South Norwaik Board of Trade car-
A solemn requiem high and l'nlted States Steel led the so: me. in today's local newspapers an
Were ‘ strongest. of the war shares, with an
intant- and beautiful. Thomas F. 310- taincd strength in United States SteEI.
HOSPITAL NOTE .
Michael Zellsko, of Greens Farms,-
waa discharged yesterday.
War.
ciilot tent and desirable rents for workers,
a standstill in hpright position, alter classified advertiser, at the than ,0.
Ilutoclung than some fifteen icet “‘59ch your presentdSOSIIOl. perhaps
" fence. _
In the wreck were two men and ’0“ would “"9 W 0'. 3”“:
. be obtained. One of the men receitett ;
E- ' severe scalp lacerations from that (Gregory Boulevard)
broken wind shield, and the otht-r' East Norwnlk
thicken ribs and probably internal in-i Opens May I.
ijuries. After receiving temporary? ,
treatment here, they were taken ml.HORE DINNERS AND ALL
Hartford Hospital. The automobile, KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
highway department made prompt r~s
pairs to the broken fence today.
JOHN E. O‘SULLIVAN. Prop.
Telephone Call 720.
5
t..._.._ .._,___._.. -
I
ll? Bl Boiiil or tutti?
i
l
In the endeavor to secure convent
iboth in this city and Bridgeport, the
or flats. .
The idea is to establish a list of
houses for rent, that thOse families‘ den.
The Hoard. not desiring tot
“.1 conflict with real estate agencies, are;
cooperating with agents, and stats: .
should owners of houses so desire to
list their holdingswfor rent through
, their agents. The. alien is being made
TAKE A BUSINESS
COURSE AT MERRILL
COLLEGE '
The knowledge you get there.
Itoget more peopb in Norwsik.
can never be taken from you.
clines to withdraw American troops . .
from Mexico until the de facto Gov- -
ered by insurance; the Sentinel advertisintmcolumns.
Charles ii".- dregory'! to “William
"' FATHER‘S TROUBLE-S.
The othcr day when Pa came
ltotnc his face was long and
grim, t
llc.loukcd as though his dcnrcst.
ltopcs had all dcscrtcd him.
llc didn't have a word to say. llC
ttcvcr smiled a bit,
.\n' left his diner on his plate,
‘tltout cvcn touching it.
\
look-ct] at .\In all” womlcrcd
“but it was that made hint
sad,
\\'c
Sltc noddcd not to spcak to him,
for ltc was {ct-ling,r bad,
.\n' lct't his dinner on his plate,
as solcntn-likc all still.
As pcnple are when somc onc's
dead or dangerously Ill.
“What is it. Pa?" :tskctl Ma at
last. “is all your mom-y
gone?
\Vltatcvcr has uccurrctl today to
bring this sorrow on?
You went away this morning,r
bright and t‘llt‘t‘fllll. “but
has come
So suddenly upon us all that you
should be so glam?" -
Pa sat an' stared at vacant space.
an' didn't make reply.
l [c lookcd like
said,
VVbo had been doomed to die.
At last he pushed his plate away
2111' then got up to go,
'An' Ma said: “Tell me what is
wrong!
somicbody, Ma
I've simply got to know." .
l
"DOn't bother me just now." said
be, it's nothing you clan
share; -
This is a trouble I alone have
got to face an‘ bcar.
. I guess Into the most discourag-
ed man that is alive, , .
On- eighteen holes this afternoon
' I. never got a drivel!"
-~Edgnr A. Gucsh'n Detroit Free
49%... .-
rr'ro .,
' Successor to Wm. Edi-It. 33' ',
'fld Mining 9.
SESSION ,
South Norwalk. Stamford.
Chester.
Be Sure Its
FRISBIE’S
Made in the Cleancsi. Plant
from the best fresh fruits
ebmna' ble.
Insist on them at your res-
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some-
thing llke this happens in your
home. If your
PLUMBING
is dcicctlvc, antiquated, unsani~
tnry or worn out, have us make
necessary repairs or install a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
Josgmc A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. NASH
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354.
North Main St. 8. Norwalk
ELL
S. Jails
Phone 499. /
37 Fort Street East News“...
s. No ZigZag flatness :
We hue all American men
in our employ whom you cant
,Featlier Beds a specialty' . .
WM. mm 00., Ind:
3 Rowan St, E. Normlhr
Tel. 441. Tit-«u
Us
‘ NOTICE.
Romval. of Her
On and After May 0th
out. of Jackson smoothst
roar, aowamwanoonmd , ,
smith Transportation
Special Rates for SUMMER”
Arts
Ask Your Grocer for Thelmli ‘
taurants.
Illicit Have .» e...
- . trust in your home. We are: -
‘ ., paying the highest market
prices for all kinds of Jun!) "
a
survivors in the slump! “0ng
tennis tournament for the ew- Eu."
r
*I I
theistic viii be‘rooelved at Pisr «Hill
{Restraint
uowwst. . so. NORWALI, wear.
Norwalk Chronicler