Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 26, 1916 · page 7

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August first. will be the
declaration

'lurnlmu
,zvr'f‘l‘lx a :"vetsar‘y (II the
or war in Europe
_._.._._.._.
TIC )ittLodu:
l'.«.i. .
Thu.-
“til I"

Sunday :‘.'IIOUI. of
r- annual picnic on
Poll)! The trip
limit 5. and it big
to: the boys and

or :. Hartlihklllu at the

It... ii I 3
(ll ltuton
tr.

‘Q‘Iid:

1 .1
.tI'l?‘

be
irmrr.

I:
ritft \I..I
2.3.: cl‘
\I.1At...,.

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Ont Vittli from tonight, August 2nd.
at to- .:.rrrrtr tirrtrte and ladies' night
uril he t. initiated at Rown Point, by

tirt lin‘lllbt‘h oi the Fourth Degree,
Kr.r.?.‘~ cl t'ttlUrilbUr The aft-ail a:
now proposed promises to be a big
CD1:
f- _.__—-

Iwrru'y Lirand Regent i‘ t‘, Wort-
lll'dli or Seaside (‘r-ttnt'il, hills-port

urrs Illt‘Nl'iII to Iii: run-annual \ile

at l;t.~l t‘\vlrlil_.~ Iimi‘lilr.’ oi Sherman

(.‘our.= l. 3 Tim :rand nut-tit
Spulw on 'lrr “ork of the order, and
gate ou‘ lI.-' othelul pll~s\\'llrd. Ito-
‘l't‘fliult‘lll> \H'l‘t‘ >t;\‘ul art the t'lo‘r‘
of Hit bu‘rnes.‘ nrrctin;

’i‘i~ \.rlr c. ’l‘oone )Ianufatturittg

Cong am or St or.to.»i. irrt~ lined upon

Saturdau Ali-_trst 19. its the date of
tit drill rt ll r- to site to lt> l'lllllli=_\r.~
arrrl 'rrr-tr- trrrrrl it “:11 Inc Itt‘Itl rrt
“'oor‘nrth i‘.rrl;, and there will be all
so: u: ., r. . . rr.r Idiot; .r Itriwt'llrrll
unlit m‘tturr t':.r' Slotrrt'orti team and
Hit itu) rI -‘.r.rt.l _ re rruto 1«‘1|l‘.l from
N - ‘ :3 .1th l! ‘:~rt' .r ‘rl ll'rlltlllL‘
_—
Ill l'ot.;lrkmp~rv. X Y., to which

plow t' .- “Until“ I'Iill lHl Rant-Ir \\'ilrl
\\'e.~r >lltt\\' “cut from lIt'I't'. the illl'
lllUl'lllt > prohibited the holdlnu of the
(‘Il~It'l!:lll\ :trr tI parade because of the
rtvir. I'lIIIIIt‘ mt rrt of quarantine routi-
latiom orr :rcr-rvurtt oi infantile paraly-
t-i~ ..rri rrll (l rirltott lllltI~'l’
..-. m-re barred from attenti—
irru tlw tn rl‘orrrranr-es.

\i\lccn
)t Hrs in

t . ~21.» turret, tttllll: t'.t~'I)tvl’ of
tir» .\'ollttlittl \litlr:ll“" lirrnir. tir'rir'
lit”. wort \I;r~~ _ u no ('olrttnrtterl stir
(irlt~ =rr the Itrlil.. Strrzriogr, l..r-i ~t‘\‘t‘l'.‘ll
ilttlllltililtrlttt‘r in tlri~ All}. Mr: ('tll-
\'er - act 1- lr-‘lzt \Iil .“ mm lttt‘ll Illit‘

t

to WI It} '....'.
I” rt...

dv t-t‘r- ‘t-il tr :ttI't'ru front

(II‘P‘ \r or t. :rlwenr'e of the pro--

 

irlt .r on! r;r~rrrr r oi the bank. who ha I
hm r. M thin ‘r o1 Illtr troll; «let'olterl
now. \1' I“rl\~r. .rr.I Il‘v >lt‘rrlll it1~~
)H II I't ll.I\t‘ III I ll Ith- .'t ‘-'. it'l' Ilil‘l
A ‘Illll t-rrtlo:-rl ot IIIL’MI'“ wirir‘r
promo IIII‘UIIJ‘ llt“II~‘l. S.rttr‘ri_t_\', um:
bouni to: lltllILdlkt‘t'llFIt. .\‘ Y Thw-
men ho‘. «on,» from VII‘ ..r :r’r.l \n r.
l‘l'ttlilll to l‘ottulrkrcpsrw to \llllt‘tllll
roar carts. in an ril'ot‘t to l‘t‘llvVI‘ :r
In r: :21 (Will—1 ~»tron tin rr .\l;ll :3 of
tlret‘t \\t it' di~~zr i~fierl with their war“:
rn tlrt' ‘rortlrern tity. howl-yer. and re-
turnrd _\‘('~lt'ltl£t.\. Setcrrri (.1 [mm

slum-«Id o!“ in litthel, in an eil'ort to
find employment llcre—lttrnturry
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FRIDAY IS LUNCHEON .DAY
at the Country Clurr.

Three candidates were initiated at
lav I‘iL'ltt's rcatrlar meeting of Neigh-
bor Counclh Modern Woodmen of
America. A large crowd turucdxout
lust m-enlntt. despite the unfavorable
weather conditions. and thorouahly
enjoyed the meetinz, and the refresh-
ments consisting of cigars. coilee, and
sandwiches, which came later. Plans
were discussed for the initiation of a
big class some time in October. the
work to be done by a Bridgeport de-
.L‘r'ee team. Counsel Edward E
Bates, made a short but verv appro
priate address to the nettly Initiated
«andidatee, during the course of the
business meeting.

A...
the general interests or the State. This
necessity has ItCGBtulted :he other
that ii is the part of wisdom to leave
to local communities the

“A-.. .. Av-Il .A A Amp AV.

3 clearing-house for local troubics.

STARS ARE SILENT.
No; Saying Much This Year to the
Professional Astrologers.
' rs oi the stars Lo

\
Sale of
srtIvrIal \randerers in

.o;rs~s and rnterpret their liltve-
0 wear labia to. <ordrd gain ult‘ so what
hanpcred r‘r theirprof'ession at 111(5-

ent for Elle re.r~«:n that qt-lestrzri trun-
4de's hate ‘ecn ten and '0 tttri'npt,: -
ant that they have ~rad ditf‘lt'ltli}
.connectin; thrm “Alli the great
world's war. It for this rcrsun
thrt London and Paris astrologers
have not met with anticipated return»
for their readings and pfoPIII-r‘lvr-

Tilt-y would been (reutlt
ed in forming their horoscope It the
past or present year had turnrsbed
a shouer of meteors or a comet or
two of fairly good luminosity, not
some of them have been disposed to
clrunter because such help has not
DEN.) afforded.

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follow

lire tr

I
y. .
n'cr

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Is Now in Progress

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ll.lrt airir

Glover’s

Milton Elwood, Manager.

122 Washington St.

 

 

 

A great many happenings of mod
and evil report have been raid at the
door, so to speak. of the comets 'y as.
(tro‘rosers of otirer years An old
Communities Have Power to Change authority declared llliil the celebrat-
Tt=ctr o=m of Government. '

Tilt llllrll run or Ilit [It ople lint: in
the Irorouglr of: onlntrton to ask the

 

STATE HOME RULE LAW.

 

 

tic-nrrrrl .\~\tliil'l:\ tor a In“ rirurter m Tar-
Illl‘tll~ :rttcrr'rrtrr to 'Ire lot that the

tumour r. rm rtltl' : I;. w. Surrc, ForThat Cold of Yours
and t! 'rt it !.:~ ttttt‘t.‘ ‘i~ ti to ”WIN and

F. ll. “XIII, 0m

live untitt ir~ trt‘lL'liiitl charter \thiehl

 

 

“an :ralriwl llt 1w]. The clrgtllet‘ has "' "'"" ‘
l‘t‘llulill‘tl illll; r:t rr‘rrlmnwd >III((’. -_..
This i'm', >.r)~ the lltll'llttld Times. ”Md w W
is a In the to the \‘rvlorn and int .
\llllll'hlllt‘.“ ot llw n r: who limited I UNDERTAKER
Ille document. For filtetl‘l years rift-r t
.. . . l Tsl, attics. 100W Mount, 008,
r. was intruded. hltntrllit' on war.» the t ”WASWNCTON GT.
unit littltltlL‘il‘ rn lIlI State It stood ‘

I

NEW RED MIN’I IUILMNG "

for those yours at-
tits 01

it proof of the Ilene-
got‘crnmerrt. There
iIlt noes '\\i'll‘\v‘lll"‘t‘ Irorrttraha In}

borough

 

White Pine Compound

 

 

 

ed Vintage 01 1511 In Frsnce “as due
to the big comet that appeared that
year, and in England ‘tbe unusualnu'n-
ber of twins born in the same year

seemed to be epidemic. This and the
deaths of eminent persons in \ariousI
corntriea were believed to have been‘
produced by the pernicious influence

. . ’ duty '1 was also laid to this sazne comet. of comets. Halley-‘5 comet of a tes
Admlflmtrau" S straighzenlng out their own 2:081!“ T great page or” London us at- years ago “as the suitgcct of more
The General Asr't’mbly should not be mot-9:1 to .r corner ubicir appeared f-tp'll'dl‘ llltl'dllllt‘ concerning these

‘u tie rilllllg of that jteat, and an
\l'ldt'llili in \chp'aiiu

Jar corrnectc-I With 1 .e 53 he handcr-

stranae \lMtcrs‘ than tire uorld had
beiore tin. and the ltlforna--
titu then U..[al!itd and distributed,

5‘ on: L‘.Il~ met 'nnan

 

 

 

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illint s

$6 & $7 Summer Dresses $3. 75

.We are closing out our entire stock of Summer Dresses
that sold up to $7, at ....................... $3 75

 

 

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{I or the s .lr‘s. \Yhe'. l.llliu and ('al' tlrr-t..e‘r the newspapers had much to
Ho rr ;« rv-ycu 7.3- ..-r t.rrtlr=,rrz-.i<- «:o with crippling the business of the.
:r 174 'j'tr d..~.<.-'er was imputed to s1ar readers—Indianapolis News, .
a small (OIIIPI, :n the a sauce of an) 7— -,._ I
in. rt cxrdrrrt d~~lin rot. Lt. r I » re \till he a meeting of the Kel.
\t (”it ti: o tircrr- “an :1 II! of sntez w ~‘ I ‘t'b. Thursday evening, in tflcrrt
Ill; rrr eo’tit' pail: oi tier-many, tthlc‘r rooms, in the Gazette building.
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The Burning Question

Does your Coal respond to your needs? Those who
cook prefer our Coal. It delivers that steady. even heat so
necessary for good cooking and baking. Summer prices

now prevail. Today is the time for action Send in your
orders\

RAYMOND BROTHERS

Pho’ne ”3-3. 237 Washington St. I

 

 

 

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Cool and Comfortable Willow Furniture
Including the justly popular Bar Harbor Chairs. Ask to

see them.

Metal Beds. Brass Beds

The largest and most varied line in the city, at very reas- ,.
onable prices.

Refrigerators and ice Chests
RAYMOND 8r SON

 

Go to Cutbills for Seafood
Absolutely the Best Qualities
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET

Phones 108 and 109.

Free Deliver". 7t

North Main St.

 

 

Edwin C.Burt’s Shoes for Women
JOHNSTON & MURPHY’S
Shoes for Men

 

l‘otmrt'iictli. 'i'Irrrr \\('lt‘ ‘.WI‘I1I)'-Itlur
until la<t yurr. Ilntlt‘l' an act or
HIV (Ir‘lt'l'itl II.« Itlll‘tllltlll oi
Slit‘l'tlll \\':r.~ sttpt roller! by the city 01‘
Shelton.

CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
nran right around when some-
thing like this happens In your

\xlrctt.
.\'.\t‘lltltl_\.

I‘ is no' Hwy to .o- :r : nson “In: home. If your
they III‘IIIII’N ot the .‘torouul. rI Sionirrm'
toll ~Itotrlrl (-otrr.‘ to the Lt “I-‘...Itll'o \‘l PLUMBING
H t'ltztll‘s'v in tin ir \-. rt. :.u‘..‘.- t‘llill'W‘I I la defective, antiquated, unsunl-
l'ttrtet‘ the home rule ‘rili of the lust , tary or worn out. have us make
so urorr. l\l'\’ lorul ('ttrrllttli'lli) of the? necessary repairs or install a

rislrt to :tlllt't'l Its (tn-n!
.muro for;

5 HIV llzl~ IIH-
(ltrir‘rt in

new system of

MODERN PLUMBING

~trrI'. :t “at :9» to

They are the leaders among satisfactory
shoes

CONNEALLY & BRACKEN

st WAOHINGTON eraser “Luna“ 1475:.

 

 

or Up-to ate Service at
FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral t‘ivcr' ‘1 Embalmc
Oi‘i.;e and H:c|dcnce
Telephone 904
sa. Norwsl

I The New Science
DEFINIHON OF CHIROPRACTIC

. Chiropractic is the definition or the
lemme of the disease and the art 0!
adjusting the same. lttrmso Ia causedl
by a wrench twist or sprain in thel
back. live: It‘ dorm in childhood
it (watts pinched rortcs and prin In

54 80. Main St.,

 

I limbs.

 

ll :I'.l :ltlwfli‘tll‘ measure ot home fulfil

There i. :r terrain t-Eor'mort'e to he JOBBING A SPECIALTY
(Married. Itllt 'Ilis Itrtltttllli" th‘s lini‘

thunrt tlrr will oi tl.r- 1r. ortlc. It HORACER NASH
tnertly with” :r tl'ltty ‘ltiti H‘f‘tlrl‘! ‘

'I!l‘.~ I~r the Ili‘ilill't tort iri- ’.tll(tl\ of Plumbing and Heating

" o 'l ltl‘tlltrt~l IUII I“? it tlr.t'lt:fl. 1‘4 II T68. I354.

iron-Mr ‘lt:it ll't' nl'rt'l‘ .' Il‘r‘ft'llnlf‘nl “0"“ Mil" 51- 5- “WWII“

 

l.. tor life in tho ditterent organs and;

b c kc for tea.
." YOU need ‘0 “y ‘ a s Chiropractors rcmmc the cause ctl

 

"Try chocolate layer and pleased IIIM‘RW mzrt pain health Is restoredl

 

\\“:ir lr (‘l=!‘~“r'tl'l"~ the t‘rrtrtlnno-‘tinl ion"
of 'Irc Ilorottfl‘. i< llt'ltl ill Milli res-I -
;-cr-t 'hr‘ tiw '.t‘ is an rr"\\ i?.t.:r‘,r-<.¢- on
the part oi tile 1.: oplr- I‘tt' » ‘l\'t‘~ in
(hour. it. .tttt‘. il.-' :‘ox [‘l‘<'lt'l‘ to
leave ilr' It‘ltrletisrtnt \t‘ot‘k oi 'rltt‘m-‘

Lt‘l‘rf‘l‘iil its»: ltt!)'_\ “

flt‘ court. on It tilt?»
is ll't‘ll'It‘ :rn cttnr-tnrr hi or ti... (2: nerul
.‘rsst‘rn‘rlt'. and it i< u‘i‘lrln tI‘v riclrts
oi the Ilut~l.rtors of any other .it"~'.~lttil
Io pass any law that will nullify it
specifically or in a general \\'.’r\' The

lion to 'Ire
.

v‘u
Hr

illt“ llttl‘..t t‘

 

enactments of one session aren't trinrlg .,LI.\;\\I / .

int: on the legislators of any :zurt-mtl- IN r1 0

in: session. not there l‘:‘.h‘ ‘mr'l tire :I 2‘; \m

I' that the home-rule law of till:

we r m. ENVIRONMENT ts EVERYTHINGI

would he given a fair trial. I' v.1
have this trial If Indirir‘lttal t‘i‘r:1::'.tt..i
tics come before the General Amun-
Itlv and obtain chances to their char-
ters. by special aet<. uhiclr could just
as well have been mnde My the vote
of the people themselves The Imme-
rulo hill appealed to UN judgment of
tlllt‘ Legislature. because it removed a nominal cost. Our prices and 8m
a source of legislative work which‘

- will a cal to on
consumed time that could he he‘ter pp y
occupied. The limit ‘t'vhich the State Th 8 i C
constitution places on the duration or _ e (10!. Ram - 0
In session makes it necessary that no, to grip“ St.
I t

‘Iino of qualityw wall paper and expinlr'

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Behind All. Business

activities the Bank

obtain success is to

 
 
 
 

 

prosperity; . This does nottvmean that all that one need do to

book‘is a handy thing and ‘ is absolutely necessary in" every
well‘ordered business. But it is the privilege and =‘pre3tige‘
which cornerwitlfitbatik?~ acmumrtbat’ are the- importanttac-
tors ‘ for» thee amfltious vbusiuewé man.
respectfully solicited;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Account looms up as the guiding light" to

open a bank: account. Of course, a check

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

YOIII' check account

a the woman or refinement. Nothlnci
Is dearer to a woman‘s heart than I
oeautifullromc tastefully furnished. 11‘ 9:39, 10:05:,,to;33x, 10:52:.
youll come to us we'll she w you 0an

how you may beautjty your home at

East Nomi: *

. A. NIH—4:41;, 5:30, 6:40, 7:5“,
58:00:. 8:311, 9:00x. ozztx, 10:03x, '—.‘-
I10:oo,10:50x. . I ,

P. M.-—12:03x, 1:06. 1:23x. 2:04x.! M u C II g
m7 4. 21x. 4: 31. 4:43; a: 13x 5:29; er“ 0 8 es
5:2.3 6:00x,:.606 715x,7:35x,8:05x, N

a: 10x, 9: 23 11:15:.12 00x 1 S‘mh ”walk
‘ Sundays. Sitmford. Port Chute;

Ant—6:00, 8:00x, 9:00x, 9:81x. *

10:03x. 10:50x. I

through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tent-r Il your body. Female troubles
. 4 urn it special attention: also (urmture
_So while of the spine. You will never regret

I too busy to bake. fii‘lrfl) )Ilile ltimpractor a clr.rnce to
, e ’( .
Phone to 5 Monroe for your,i Magnmc treatments mm mm
I
I

bread and cake. T F
, rancis, D. C.
The Banner Bakery 84 Washington St, So. Norwalk Conn.

l

Tcl.867 AG'f‘IUIte front Palmer School. I
’ _

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SUMMER
SCHOOL

July 5 to August 22

 

I you will be.

you're houscclcaning.

 

5 Monroe street

 

=N. Y..N.il. & [1. Time .Table

 

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.—1:39x, 5:3I’rx, 3149):, t‘tzft'r'xp
7:181, 7:40. 7:55x. Sz2ix. 8:39x. 9:2.lx.‘

P. M. -12: 02!, I: 071. 1:28x, 3:03,

|3:29, 4: 15x. £311.51th, 5:45, 0:02x.‘

6: 22x, 7. 02:. 8: 061, 9: 53x.
Sundays.

I A.—-tr.~12:25x. 1:39x,

'9:19x. 10:33:.

P. .‘\i.——12:02x, 1.07x, Stiix, 32l2x,
4:31x, 6:45, 6:023, 7:02x. 7:12.7zi51,
7:57x, 8:06x. 9:531. lttzftfrx, lucitlx.
New York to South Norwalk.

Hoursdzoo to 12:30

All Commercial and

Sc-Iilx, 8:59

Common Branches
Special Tuition Rate

 

 

 

 

 

 

P. M.——12:10x. 1:03x, 2:00x, 8:35x,
5:02, 5:25; 6:001, 7:20x, 8:10x,9:00:s,
10:00x, 10:15:, 12:00:.

South Norwslk to New Haven.

A. M.—12:15x.’ 1:882 . 5:68. 7:15.
9:15x, 10:08:. 10:18x, 10:28:, 1911:,
11:57:. '

P. M.—1:20,2:38!. 3:161. 4-285-191
a: 20 6: 51 7: 08s. 8: 26:. 8144:, 9: 16x.
9. 251, 11:08.

 

Ram in one who papers new.
Ssttfles your mate «2mm.
With artistic still your walls 1m

decorate. ‘

Atho latest styles he's sham
mad attention M bestowing.

And the wart Ia promptly done. ‘
Nous have to wait.

And If painting you are needing.

I _ in this has an at»

He will make your hubs look new,
And tip-Mata.

A. cor-tun

141 wmmu wasp‘

Sundays. ”I‘ r 1“
A.M.-—18:281./.1:13x, 7:43, 9:152.
10:19, 112121; 11:67.
VP. lit-"107:, 3:188,

:88s. 7 08:. 8:203. 8:391.
lira

4:42x. 6:“
9:258.

 

 

 

 

Wall co. High Sts. Funeral Directors Ncrwalk

 

 

 

James Donn eIIy .. a

 

has been set on Sports Clothes
and every woman is wear“;
them whether she is a sports-
tscrmin or simply looks on.

They are delightfully fem-,
hunt: and piquant. and

"PICTORIAL
REVIEW.
PATTERNS

show them at their best.

We ask you to call at our Pat-
tern Counter and see the new

 

A U G U S T
Pictorial Review Patterns;
‘““‘" now READY

 

in. nu Itov

 

Shirt our. ' 15 r tut-

 

 

Jflfi - _.. - ,_-_-._ .5

The Reed 8: Volk

Electrical Co.
The Only Rplly Equipped '
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 50. Main it.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Elk.

M

OUR CREDIT TERMS
are
MOST- LIBERAL
for
BETTER CLOTHING

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‘1“.

(lately & Brennan
42‘ SOUTH MAIN ST.

 

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White
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25 Washington St, South Norwalkf;
Phone 10094I

 

 

 

Be Sure Its
FRISBIE’S

Made in the Cleanest Plant

A PIE

from the best fresh
obtainable.
Ask ‘Your Grocer for The~

Insist on them at your
taurants.

fruit!

 

Ice Cream Freezers

orth Pole, with metal tub, l and
2 qt. size .......... St 25 and $1.50
Iaska, with wood tub: all s'zes.

$1. 50 to $4. 50
Mountain, all sizes. $1.98 up
uto Vacuum. freezes vrrthout
turning. 1 and 2 qt. sizes

$2 50 and $359 Fs S. LYON r“
Albert F. Gehebe A Good Job Printing.

rest Paper Best Work, Best Prion. ’

 

 

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Prompt Dsilve

 

 

88 NORTH MAIN STREET

 

 
 
 
 

fs. NORWALK PHONE out
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It You Have

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

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St.) every day except SUMMI‘ 8
m. Freight received at Norwslk up!

stair

IT TO

Successor to Wm. Effron.
Phone 499
37 Fort Street. East Norwaik.

 

FASTFREIGHT LINE TO NEW
Y0 RK.

 

Frelghl boot Issveo Pier 27 East
River, New York (fool of Gather-Incl

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—-It you had been a good seam
.n. In. and at South NomaIk-upto.c1ssaiiled advertiser. at the tints
’t 'M ' _. secured your present position.
omit M «first “out? “ am you have (our! orig

 
 

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