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3 ,PROVIDWCE, R. I. June 21.—
33 WW3 3'3"""Wh'"w°'“
. vanccd degree. The liberal degrees
mmkumidnwfinu ofAMBandPh a wereawardedto
._ b.0310“ mm ‘ i109 men ad to 48 standouts of the
t _ m vi— l “3mg“ (3'on ”a the degree 0‘
Sc. B, to 20 men. Fifty received the
Us ' Annuals. «nor-u. an... desire of n I. u tie. at. and e Ph.
3&0- Wty saluted 250 de-
groom-newhkhrecerd,“ herittth
commencement enercises today, the
our of 14 over last year being due to
1 FOR SALE—10E: BOX. IN GOOD
audition. 31 Orchard street, or tele-
phone 1113-12. 121- at
FOR SALE-1915 STUDEBAKER,
4 cylinder. Also Ford cars at bargains
Hunter‘s Garage, 136 Main street. Tel.
119$: 121 it
FOI MLErQNE SECOND HAND
Diem Columbia Range, No. as. with
hot water' back. All in good condition.
{Rod baker. Price 815. Apply 06
Franklin avenue. Norwalk, Ct 121
FOR SALE—BARGAIN. SIAIOP,
301-6 ft. Small cabin. an. Address ‘Boat
4.19 Sentinel. 520 ill
FOR SALE—FIRST CLASS GROC-
ery and delicatessen store." Address
1’. 0. Box :12, Norwallt. 120 iii
FOR SALE—CAFE WITH FOUR—
teen, furnished rooms. All fully flirti-
lwed t‘hmp. Address 't‘nie' (no Senti-j
Id. 120 3t‘
FOR SALE«llA.\'i)SOME, SOUND
gun he carriage horse. Reason for sell-
[
lug. have automobile. No reasonable
otl‘er refused. Address “Horse; cto
Sentinel otlite. 520 ill
FOR SALE—THOROUGHBRED S.
(' White Leghorn Stock for sale as
follows. Two year old hens and Year-
Iiogs in full lay. Also April hatched
putiets for Oct. layers.‘ All in sup-
rflv condition. ‘Stoek may be seen by
appointment. Miss A. 1.. Dnl'. Ponus
Ihdge Farm, New Canaan, t‘onn. Tel.
laiai. 120 st
FOR SALE—VONE 1913 MODEL 32
Ilupmo‘lile runabout. Just
and overhauled. Condition
It‘rJ Price 3360. Address
0110 Sentinel.
guaran-t
"Auto."
FOR SALE—PINE GAhIOI‘lIONl:
with spruce horn. Cost 373. Number
oi records. Almost nemchcan. Also
Kelsey hand printing press and type.
Britt chase. Cheap. Apply ll Osborne
avenue. East Norwnlk. ’19 3t
FOR SALE—FORD. . PRIVATE-
f‘ataily wishes to dispose of their late
191.1 Ford touring cur. Plenty of ex-
1r.it. Excellent condition. Will demon-
hil‘:lii‘. l’rite $3.. to first cash buy
or Address ‘A' no Sentinel. 119 it
FOR SALE—IIARGAIN. OWNER
must move. \l‘ill sell for only the
mortgage, a beautiful 12 room. 2 fam-'
“y house. Address M X, ego Sentinel.
11'! Ct
FOR SALEo-BUIIDING LOT. 50):-
l'itu. Stuart avenue. For particulars
Md price. inquire of Mrs. Saunders,
2| Grove street. South Norwalk, or
Mrs. James Day. 16 Stuart
Iflorwnllt. 115 (it
.FOR BALE—MOTOR BOAT, GOOD
condition. 85x6 1-2. Copper riveted.
Leather cushion.
fetter. Rowayton.
Inquire Mr. Kline-
u‘25 it
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
EXTRAfiVEVY OPENING OF LAD-
lea Tniloring Shop. Skirts ready made
and made to order and very rensouable
prices. Nathan Framer. 20 South Main
street. South Norwulk. Oonn. '
350 A WEEK 18 WHAT You CAN
corn. women of independent luainav
“on. and men who want u high clue!
..ofesalon. Join our clauses learning
“gins and physics! culture. We
& train you at home by mail, with
my for particulars. Dr. Autumn's
mutton. 89 inhuman: Ave» Stunt
on Ono.
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.AlNTtNO -- PAPER-HANGING
Wing, WI supplies; wall
-11; Iptoduto mica. lowest prions.‘
“notes unearthly gIVen. Trial on-
“! oollcltled. ‘Tel. 400. AIM
paintedf
avenue. ‘
'ro LET'S ROOMS UPPER FLOOR
with some improvements 11 cannot
Itreet. mum A. _8tull, East Nor-1
walk. 121 St I
TO LET-m ROOM AT .3
WALL armor. woman on ran;
Liil. D.~—Anne C 'I)_' E e ‘ Ailin-
mass. 3. con-1v. an “inlet; Joine any mm. or Tel. “13 z. m o, mounting-3333.133 $353333 A
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ro Lav—Two APARTMENTS or 29 l mm 323 if “W”- ’“- °‘ Wit-‘9 “'“hiu‘”
Ive rooms each, with muesli 1
At No}: 55 and 61 optingltruu. in-
quire ure. R. Turiov. 16 Grove “a.
telephone runs. .4 ti
To LET—A STORE. m KAI?
Washington street. nu Norwuih. Im~
movements. Inquire Dr. Bohannon M:
South Main stud. We» so. Alaot
an apartment. it Chapel street. All
improvements. Dent very W3
WANT i
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iGood character. Apply at the oilice.
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OPERATORS 0N SIWING MACII-
inea, pay while learning.
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MEN SHIRT IRONBRB.
MAN FOR OIBI‘H DEPARTMENT.
BOY, 15 YIAIO OLD OR 0WD.
o(JOMI’ETENT GIRL A3 CLERK IN
Illicit. Peabody
& Co. inc.
”WANTED
Before June 30th
$3,900
Salvation Army .
In This District 1
This will nubile the local of-
limit to devote their whole timei
and. he the workof uplift
for ONE YIAR without further
solicitciott. Ind contributions to
once. It BOYT
Treasurer For This Fund.
8% tum": Not Go.
55m WAS WENT 0N
MURDERER ELLIOTT
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State Pays $334 and County $186 to!
Capture Murdered.
PUTNAM. June 21.~—The combined
expense. of the state and county for
the capture and cure of John Elliott,
murderer of Burt l’ettis and his daugh-
ter Sybil, was 8500. Of this. 8334 wow
spent in hiring posses to hunt the
murderer and will be paid by the state.
while'medicai attendance. including
the performing of an operation on El-
liott. at the jail. will amount. to $186
and will be home by the county.
Bills covering3 this expense have
been tiled with E. M. Warner. clerk of
the, Superior court. in Windham coun-
ty, and checks—have been sent‘oui.
Those participating in the man hunt
received 82.50 A day. There were
about forty men included .in the
bosses tit—Deputy Sheriff George F
Hoibrook, of Putnam. and Deputy
Bates, of Thompson. Many of those
men were out but. one day.
HEARINGS BY UTILITIE8 COMMIS.
SIGN.
“h. I! 1-! ‘7 An. 1‘!
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NOTICE TO‘ PAINTING CONTRAC-
TORS 0P NORWALK. Bids for.
“lilting Naramake Home. Specified I
he, etc. can be procured at- the‘
.artty once; :9 Wall on. Wham
‘0. \‘V. RAYMOND,
“'ILLIAM G. “COURT,
JOHN ITAPLE'I‘ON.
Mty Commit!!!
ROUND.
mun-an mine-swifom-
d root. Once can have me.
by uuieatlng with 8.14.15“,
normal. it! at,
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Three petitions were heard by the
iPublic Utilities Commission yesterday
morning at the Capitol nnd there be-
ing no opposition. they will be grunt
ed. The Daubury J: Bethe] Street
tBailway Company mod the 3a‘ppmnl3
of the proposed method of cpnatruc.
tion of a turnout on North Moiu street
.in Bridgeport.
“Weltpm't selections petitioned for
the 4991311“! of the Nomad method
of constructing. mot-tar and op- ‘
crating u coaimerolni side truck. run-
ning from the’ tracks of the «New
York. New Haven & Hatfield Bull-
jset Co. Ann street, South Norwalk. ‘
3181. 2 Bell Boys over to mu
1 Dry Goods store.
.3ferred. First class references.
humanitarian Dividend
wanna—hr ONCE, BOY TO
run elevator. museum hiatheoson
Co. South Norwalk. .12 3t
I). Seven honorary degrees were bo-
stowed by President Faunce, as fol-
lows:
LL. D.~—Frnnkh'n K. Lane. Score
may of the Interior ;and Hon. Frank
Rigel Dietrich. '87. district iudge, of
Boise, Idaho.
WANTED—100 l0“ PUPILS T0
“:loin the his summer dandng clones.
at Policy's [lacing School. Reduced
University.fl'nshington, I). C.
1:, I). Allyn King I‘Oster, of the
Washington Avenue Baptist church.
Brooklyn: and James Hovey Spencer.
’52. of Colorado Springs, Cal.
A. Liv-Zen“ W. Bliss, of ProvL
deuce
The Alumni Loyalty fund was re.
ported to show receipts for its second
year of approximately 820,000. double
the amount contributed in 1914-15.
lilll tenets
I hereby apply for a transfer of a In;
1
WANTED—GIRL BETWEEN FOUR
teen and sixteen years of age. Apply
Factory Entrance, J i; J. Cash, Ltd.
Chestnut street. 120 61.
WANTED—TO BUY A SIX 03.
set en room home on easy terms. Must
be convenient to trolley. Address
'Home,’ clo Sentinel.
WANTED—Ax EXPERIENCED .
driver for team. Apply It. I: (1. Cor-
J20 if i
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110 It sinners of Fair-field County.
To The Board 01 County Commis-
WANTED—A SALESLADY IN A cenae No. 181 to sell Spirituous Ind 111- 1
Apply to A. Dick-'toxieating Liquors. Ale, Lager Beer,
%Rhinc Wine. and Cider from Augeloi
- Contarettl at 18 Burbank street to
WANTED—50 CORDS 0F WJOOD Vinceuqu. Moiu at 18 Burbank street.
Raymond Bras, So. Norwulk. 319 at3 Town of Nmnlk.
The proposed place of business is
WANTED—EXPERIENCED GRO- not located within 200 feet in a direct
cery clerk wunts lob Apply Orlina. line of a Church Ediloe 'or Public
3 Iianford place. Tel. 170-11150 Schoolhouse. or the premises pertain-
1Chinakr.110 3! lug thereto, or any Post 011100. Public
—3Library, of Cemetery.
WANTED—«SITUATION A8 WAIT-t Dated at Norwulhlthis 13th day 01‘
ms and chamhrmid. Alla good'June,A.D.1916.
cook. Position in private family pro-1 VINCENZO J. NOLA.
Ail-1 Applicant.
A3. Generul deliverq. Sozthx We. the undersigned. electors and
119 It farmers. as defined by law. of the
--:Town of Norwalh, In said County, hero 1
WANTID—TO BUY AIL m b) endorse the application of the
0‘ Milo lid m M "inbove named Vinceuso J. Mala, for
all Halt prices paid I. m 8.1ruch license. and we do hereby sever-
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ennui & Son.
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Norwalk.
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twin-n, South Nomi. N. nun ally, cacti tor himself. certify that tuei wat i. srnurrr, Noon - interest in
.... .. .-. .. above pained applicant is a suitable
LOIT. 1person to tie granted a license to sell
‘”' intoxicating liquors and that the above
w:2:;;:,3:etfiguz‘: £32: 33: described place is. in our opinion. a.
' isuitable place wherein to sell such In-
:33333’ E33333 \Er‘walk “n?" ”3“” “3 itoxicatlng liquors. and we hereby lev-
Burn 30NE :3 tton, 33’ Awe "Net’lerally, each for himself, certify that
outh orwa k, or to Sontinei Oillco. we are. mm!” of real estate situated
ill 1t3 ' _in said Town of Norwalk
DIVIDEND NOTICE ”"°" “' 1. ..
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June. A. D, 1918.
Albert )1. Pohlmnu. Frank Oddo.
Marlo Maruca..aiuoeppc Tomaaetta.
John Oldenschlager.
I hereby certify that the above none
of the
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Norwalk. Conn.
June 7, 1916.
At a meeting of Directors of
this Society, held 1hr: day,a
dividend. at the rate of FOUR
(4) per cent. per annum wps de-
clared to Depouitorb from the
em, as defined by law of said Town of
Norwalk.
.Dated at Norwulk, this 13th day of
June. A. 11,1916.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
To The Board of County Commie-I
sinners of It‘airflold County. ‘
thereby apply for a Wholesale Lic-
1ed to charitable work, especially the
‘eare and Welfare of little ones.
1da myorolng, at 10:30, the Rev. 3F. A.
1m those properties. Marine preferred
ed cndoruera are electors and taxpay- 1
‘Dlxie Highway from Cincinnati
One of the largest crowdhwhich
has ever attended an attair at the
Catholic Clubhouse. in West avenue.
were in cine-done Inst evening, at
the social given under the auspices
of the Children oi Mary Society, oi
St. Mary‘s Church.
liaising formed the greater part oi
the evening's program, music being
furnished 'uy Victor's orchesu‘n. Re-
freshments were served during the
intermission.
The committee in charge of the at
lair consisted of Katherine Duly and
Katherine Torpy.
molly m WALL STREET.
Mrs. Jane Marriott.
The death of Mrs. Jane M. Marriott
occurred at l a. in. today, at her late
residence, 10 Reed street, South Nor-
I'alk. She was the eldest daughterof
the late Charles A. and Emily C. Min
ton. of New York city. lier brothers
are: William A. Minton, of Honolulu.
Hawaii: John McKim Minion, Maurice
M. Minton, 'l'elfair M. .‘liinton, all of
New York city. and one sister. Mrs.
James A. Meek. of South Norwllk.
She also leaves three foster children
one girl and two boys. The death of
Mrs. Marriott has cloned a life devot-
Funeral services will be held from
tho late homi- oi the deceased. I-‘ri-
Coleman Officiating. interment will
take place in Staten Island.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
“'Al. R'I‘liEI'YI‘. 10 30 a. m—-Ship-
ping shares and Rock Inland lune!
featured today' s early operations,
{showing marked strength as a result
of overnight developments favorable
use over a point and Rock island as
nuch or more, with heavy dealings in
the debentures at a gain of 2 points.
Denver and Rio Grande also manifest-
ed much activity and strength. rising
2 3-.8 Mexicans were again in favor.
Petroleum gainingfl 38 with a point
for American Spelling. Continental
Can was the conspicuous specialty.
with initial gain of 2 points soon be-
ing extended to A 1-2. L'. S. futeel and
trutiblt Steel were higher by a point
with 1 1-. “ for Ileet Sugar.
otlur iow- priced rails notably Lake
irio and Western Toledo. St. Louis
and Western and Texas and Pacific.
was revived. thou-w issues mowing ad
vances of 2 to «1 points. Motors re-
covered fully from the early week's
Iflt'l'l‘filIrl, \\'i|l_\’s«(l\'er1anti rising .13
1-2 points, with 6 1-2 for t‘hnndleraud
.. 14 for Studebaker: (‘oppcrs also
improved, but Zim- wns heavy. Profit
taking materially reduced gains in all
quarters before midday. Bonds were
irregular.
WALL STREET. :210 p. m.——Ru-
tnora of fresh complications in the
Mexican situation resulted in abrupt
tic-(lines around midday. especially in
the Metals. The entire list became
unsettled, many early gains being al-
toeeiher forfeited. 3
THE DIXIE HIGHWAY.
That the eastern division of the
to
Chattanooga which traverses the Blue
ILBridgei‘t-scructiun(lo-lime. “hingmyflhlyl in.
. stem
earnings of the six months end-
ing June 30, 1916.
The same will be entered on
puss-books and paid on and after
enne to soil Spirituoua and Intoxicntlng Grass region of Kentucky and the pic
Liquors. Ale Lager Beer. Rhine Winenturesque Cumberlands. will be open
and Cider. at 56 South Main street. in to tourists late in the fall, is the ex-
the Town of \‘orwalk. in slid County .pectation of the Dixie officials With
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Manon. by building 'Inrpector cur-
mod 00., arms-m Milli Snu-
gatuck.
lame-m
July xoth. :916.
-MONEY DEPOSITED 0Nw
OR BEFORE MONDAY, JULY
rotlt. 1918, WILL DRAIWu IN»
TERST FROM JULY at. 1916.
WILLIAM A. CURTIS,
My place of business is not located!
within 200 feet in a direct line ofu
Church Editice. Parochial School or.
Public School-house. or the prominent
pertaining thereto, or any Post Office.
Public Library or Cemetery.
Prelident Dated at Norwalk. this 7th day of
FREDERICK A. ELLS June,A.,D.,1915. ‘
mam}. Janos BUTLER, me.
John Gridith. Pres. Applicant
We. the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers, as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwalk. in said County,.
hereby endorse the application of the:
nbovomamed James Butler. inc. for
such license. and we do hereby seven
ally. caohJor himself. certify that the
obove named applicant is a suitable
person t o‘be granted a license to sell
intoxicating liquors and that the
above described place it. in our opln«
ion. a suitable place wherein to sell
m"mw33hm3 5"“ I” ‘3 13M- rauch intoxicating liquors. end we here-
Iotne Sanctum of Item and My. sevonlly. cool: for himeelf. cortiiy
"m and '3" “ built ‘0 Mich 910‘ that we are owners of rent estate sit-
"W” "mm “in!“ by fire-- militia; In said Mn oi "Norwulh.
new structure will be one and one-i, mtod at. Norwulk this mu m or
“3' “M" ‘“ Wm “'1 '1“ eon corona. 11.1916.
Deficits Otter inflame
PRESIDENT FARRELL'S NEW GAR-
AGE.
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A; permit ,wu Issued yesterday 1!-
euce I. Finch. to the mm (1.11am
Co. of New York City. for the eon-l
struction of a. stable and garage.- at
the corner of Highluud and McKinley
avenues. for James ‘A. Farrell. of
Hickory Blair.
the completion of this seet. -on or toad-
way tourists will be able to travel
from any point in the northeast
straight through to Florida over good
mdDo
Judge M. M. Allison. president of
the Dixie Highway association, pinna ‘
to take a trip this month in. the inter- .
eats or the highway to Knoxville thru
the Cumberland Gap and into Ken-3
lucky.
This trip will be made in the new
otilclai car of the Dixie Highway “so
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‘mutyuumunumam nuns-um
Nerwnlhcuocwhiehwmbeupho-
MMMMI‘WflflO" ‘mdm‘.
superiorcourt inBridfleport, tumor-imam“ .
row-tuning. Attoneyheonuviaw'mwmw
[contorthedeiendant Judge John tionnl mm m
Whisk 101‘ the Washington Streetl'mum.hm
the Townol Norwaik, until. 11. Dock-1'1“” held at my“ ,
wood hr the Town of Norwalk. 'd 1......" in m not“
The case of William T. Raymondnhtm g. Mild "m h
m'i‘hefimdklflofilentCo, will' Womhth
alsoeumeupforahenring, with At- Wm “an“.
tornest. ll. Light and William F. dnhwd‘,‘
Tammany. npepartng for the plaintifl’.’ ture "nu“ by the (M
and Attorney .1. It. Beecher for the tors in the out “um ’-
“W“ Dr. Chas-m. M
.The Michael lionshan vs.'Annst-a- 3schools, has received . I“ .
Bil lonahan divorce case, will again bulletins which 81"..” l... . .
be given a hearing. with the program . “In“... M '
fixed for the acceptance of the com- Izznyzilyaflgiveh “ ' ’
“mo“ "Wt. “0 ”om“ °t ”0991- ed in the movement at an
ace of the committee's ream. and the superintendent. 1.,
the motion for continuance of Dai- complete in every respect
ment and alimony peldente lite. thins all the ”Mm
Walsh and llubbell represent Mr ers from this city, who m
Monahan in the action, and Keogh d: log the ”cum would I”
Cnudee appear for the defendant. 1 In its preliminary
the bulletin says:
_ ‘ The New York in
splendid opportunity3 for i 1
spend the summer vucutin ~
Ens t in attendance upon till 3
REDWINGS.
(7 Baltimore Sun )
All. many a thingr that the} could
tt~ll—-_ . . . in studying the problems .. j ”’3
lit-linings know what I dont the largest city in this on“
know— in taking advantage of the - '
t if row beneath the mad March
snow
ties presented for em, .
.work. Several of the lug
MOW“ .tions in the East postponed lb
And all the Miranda that in) ing of their summer schooio
The lily-hid is in theticll.110 so that this would be
And the tiaitodi l~ pctpint,r up,1unibia University, New ‘1'“
\nd lIlt kiss of life is on the pity, Hanard University. ‘
V’Unilt‘l‘sily, and Hamiltat v i
Redwings-whccling yesterday igin on the 10th. Cornell |
From a‘ field beside the roati— will accept any of tho tehcm
-\Il they know that they Won't have been in attendance M
Silt Ineetings of the Nation!
Prick you sting \ou \tith its Association on July 10, um
thcer~ | regular opening day will as
I ‘lf you are contemplating
For the redo ings new or here .
Ttii around the corner Swing the New York meeting. got Q
Vi aits God's 5 word on folded with your local ticket agent
wing. in possible for the purpose
Oh. that oka—icc! I‘ve heard lug out what ruilroud it“
Nothing sweet front a bird Imenis are available from
Tran the redwing' s Wilding in- ‘Three different forms or
\\ arilling from a joyous throat- 50 used 69991161118 upon W
Glad cvuitant uith the news ition oi the passenw II
'i rat the minstrel and the muse which you may be living.
him In sure the secret soon inelf- by center the ticket 1
\l'ill be told hv robin's note sold beginning June 29. cool! to
' [until July 12 From other
[the time limit will be thirty
Angry Editor—"How did this hapifmm still other sections m
m? I "3039 hippodrome ”d you In some territories two or tit“.
"M “3' 3‘ “9 h’m’m‘m‘” turn be available. It is well
Intelligent Contpositor—"I don't get this information in
see how it happened. 3uone places. it will be .
Angry Editor—“I suppose you call the ticket “gem“ to securo ,
it “ typographical error?" near— -by center the ticket M
Intelligent Composltor—“Xo —- a
hypl‘grapliical‘ error."—-1-‘iorlda Times
Union. I
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~Sentinel Want Ads. pay
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COLD MEATS FOR LUNCH.
nd Corned Beef Lunch Ham
Top R033 Minced Ham
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Sliced ................ .. 45c. . New York Bologna .
Boiled Ham .............. 40¢. a“. Warner. F. F. .....
Veal Loaf ................ 25c. Liver Wurst ........... ..-
Beef Loaf ................ 23:. Salami ............... ..
r nkfurtcrs and Sauer- Kraut in jars .......................
:11. kinds domestic and Imported Canned Fish, Crabs, Lohuto
Shrimpu.
Smokod Pork Tenderloin.
Lamb Olives and Bee! Tongues
' Km Ploltldd. Pigl' that and Trips.
‘ cnantvox’s MARKET
Free Delivery. Phone 5834 76 Nor"! it“ 1.3.,
II "DDD
'000'
Spring Floor Coverings.
rum Linoleum
Inlaid Linoleum"
Genuine Crcx Rugs
Wool Fiber Rugs
Tapestry Rugs Congolemnil‘tugc ‘
Axminster Rugs (in one piece.) 1
A. mountain at son
OOUTH NORWALK‘, CONN. PHONE 3
‘aaaaoonooooo
tgggooagn go flouonnnnnnnnu-3
v‘-‘
elation. nu Overland ‘Six. contribut-
ed for the use of that organisation.
The division to be visited U Judge
build its section of the road. The
mountain counties of Knox. Laurelaud
Rockcnstle are at work with steam“
sholelu and other modern equipment. .
Judge Allison will inspect their
work and will endeavor to hasten the
completion of the road in order to be
able to nnnotmcc its opening in the
flail. _.
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. “Of course. you remember the fable
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310.000 when it to completed. It will‘ ' merino-onus.- It mm: “W
armaments». - * -3.iw manor. atrium owls. tram?!l
Ito-cell M‘Wulkor. of Vander- at. Guns.
‘3‘
“but avenue. New York. dis-Inuit! thei 31 hereby" certify that the abovfiuuu- 1m nit ..umef' wu Invited to
‘ cram melectors sud taxpu- dance"
plans.
of said Town
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annu'twuoofliethylh waiting “Norm. ”
um Sentinel emm~ «courts, a. plum;
mu your magma; .
my in to m tunuuilelpm
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tror o mat. under the Wt mind ht travail: this 13th my 01 M1: s mm. It. ought to have ‘1;
3 Inadeenonghmoneytotunketboant'z
srioer like small chauge."—-Wnahlngton
Town Clerk. Star.
oLthe thrifty ant and the mendicant
grasshopper?”
“Yes. the having
grass-hopper.
“And then what happened"
”Well. it theme-hopper was any
Allison has the money in hand to" '
DON’T PULL THE CAT ACROSS THE OAR) r
THE TAIL
DURING PAINT-UP AND CLEAN-UP SEASON AND 3A
YEAR AROUND. .
Milieu yen motto
.5 st. tortuous;
General Sui-pun
Contractor; and
Fix That Fence
Lay That Floor
Hang. That Door
Build'I‘hat Small
Building or Collage
or any big carpenter
job ‘ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler