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Cards,
‘Lug‘isc.
Miscellaneous Ads
qummm Words 01'
Tlmc‘l'lmegsoxmck
61.00. sacmdi'acm Double Price.
WANTED;
WANTED—THOUSANDS oovsuu-f
guest jobs open to men and women.
“‘ List positions tree.
.15 a month.
Franklin lusti-I
1.1'ite Immediately.
lute, Dept. 28D, Rochester, N. Y. t
WANTED—«LET US DO YOUR
hatching. Now is the time to secure
space in our mammoth incubator. Ba-
by chicks for sale ,reasonable rates.
Maplegrnve Farm. South Norwaik.
15min. 'Tel 10822 11122 31
TO MAKE THEM-
Good pay, also 10 per
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WANTED—MEN
selves useful.
cent. bonus. H. Jacob &,Sons. slim
manufacturers, Belden avenue. Nor-
wtlk, 11122 3t'
WANTED-HOUSE 5 TO '1' ROOMS
by family with best of reference. Stea-
dy tenants. good locality in South
Norwa’lk preferred. State‘ price of
rent. Address Home, care of Sentinel.
11122 31'.
WANTED—YOUNG EXPERIENC-
mi man on route. Borden Milk Co.,
128 Washington street, South . Nor-
walk. I
WANTED—HORSESHOER WANT-
m, Frank Parker's blacksmith shop
1u21 3t
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENER.
at housework at the Day Nursery, 14
Union street. Apply at once. 11121 at
WANTED-ah FI‘RNISIIEI) 110031’
for light housekeeping.
i11ni<s.(‘ity lIotel.
\VANTED—wI‘lSil Wisilielll AND
1.7.11ch1 1101ket, room and board. Ap-
ply Imperial Cafe, 9 Railroad avenue:
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WANTED——A ‘ GOOD
hand brooder. .iiso hand cuitivatotf'.~
TO LET.
'ro LET—LAMP. STORE. 71 NO
Mali. mt, scum Nan-unit. [adults
at United Grocery CD.
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To LET~HAVE swam. Tflfillv
sand dollars to loan on first mortgagef
W. care Sentinel.
11122 31
TO LET~FIVE ROOMS; NO 3 BUR-
bsnk street. Rent $12. inquire No. 1
Burbank street. 11123 31
TO LET-5 ROOMS ALL NEWLY
decorated and mated. Rent 511. Ap-
ply Henry Harris Grocery Store, 21
First’street.‘ Ea'sttNorwaik. 11123 31
To LETv—FOIIR ROOMS NEWLY
papered and painted on second floor.
also large attic in house. No. 41 Ce-
dar street. near West avenue. Part
improvements. Rent 510. Inquire 37
Cedar street.
T0 LET~6 RO0M8, LOWER
floor with improvements newly paper-
ed and pai‘hted, 4 Cottage street. In-
quire A. Stull, 24 Cottaye street. East.
NorWalk
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To LET-SIX 1100M HOUSE.
Electric lights and water. Five min
11100 from the station.
93, Noroton Heights. Conn.
FOR RENT—HOUSE t: ROOMS
all improvements. 64 Woodward avo-
nue. Rent $213. Inquire of C E Hoyt.
TO LET-FURNISHED
11120 3t
ROOMI.
Address S.- privato family. steam heated, electric guaranteed workers.
Use of telephone,1
two minutes walk from ccntor I‘lmnoI
lights and bath.
1423 3. ,
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T0 LET-STORE 207
209 l'ashington street, East. Norwalk
Address Broader, ('nl‘o St'lllillt‘l -nnd 39 Chapel street, Norwalk. In»
flee. 11121 artII quire tit South Main street. Tel 00 .
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WANTED~A MIDDLE AGED WO-' To LET—~1 APARTMENT AT 135
man as housekeeper in good hotnefSprlng 5111101,: rooms on second floor I
Perumuent position 11nd pit 111111111 sur-
roundings. Must be well recommend-
ed. Address Housekeeper. Sentinel
itfiicc.
.WANTED—~.\i.\\' FIRST. TsNu-I
mat-111 of about six rooms centrally lo-
rated. .\ot eweeding $2.3 per month.
Address'H”c.1re of Sentinel 1112131
WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETH:
Don't matter if broken. I pay one 10'
1.111 dollars per set. Send by purcclI
post and receive check by return mail.
.11. blazer, 2007 S. 51h street, Philadel-
phia. Pa.
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
prices for calves. II. Friedman, 35 Ely
avenue. Tel 1151. 120 ii
T0 LOAN—H AVE SEVERAL THOU
mud dollars to loan on first mortgage.
“I. care Sentinel. 11122 3t.
WANT
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WANTED—MAN T0 REPAIR SEW-I
lug machines. 1
OPERATORS ON SEWING‘MAUH-
Ines, pay while learning
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WANTED—GIRIS FOR PRE SSING
and folding soft shirts.
Clueti. lie ‘
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TRYING TO IDENTIFY THIEF
NEW YORIK. March 23.—~.\Irs.Mary
Strangmann, widow of Carl A. Strang-
IQI'auann. millionaire brewer of 113111110.
inspected pictures in the “Rogues
IGallery" at Police Headquarters, in
. an effort to identify a man who on
3 March 10 robbed her of~ a hondbng‘
, which. she says. contained $30,000“
ffwonh or jewelry and $400 in cash
__while she was trying on gowns in at
111111 avenue department store.
oUAa'EMALAN oovenumen'r'
PROTE'BTS. .
GUATEMALA CITY. THURSDAY.
larch 22. ,--'1‘he Guatemalan govem- I
1110.111 has handed'to theflema’n minis-
r a protest ago-lust the recent Grip
map 11010 on submarine warlord.
Finder will kindly return to said bank.
as payment has been stopped. on!!! 3t
BUSINESS NOTICE.
AUCTION SALE—SCIIAUB'S LIV~
cry stable, Saturday, March 24. FifI
10011 work harass.
Horses. harnesses. wagons, solicited
for sale. Phone. 87442. E. Farr, 3 Win-
I told street.
Any Banker Motor 4 H. 1’. or over
1' ill operate on kerosene fully as
well .15 with gasoline if provided with'
our l‘llEI. INJECTOR VALVE
THE BARKER FACTORY
Address box '
WASHING I
SECOND ton street. East Norwalk.Ap11rtmentsI
11122 31 .
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FOR SALE
FOB SALE—ELEVEN
timid) and three drakes
each. C. J. White.
street South Nonvalk.
FOR SALE—JPWELVE
and hand work horses.
mood Bros.
LAYING
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FOR SALEv-FRESH COW
halter. One next month. Address
Drubbek, Richmond
Nor-walk.
FOR» SALE—PRIVATE HEDGES. 2.
3, 4 and 5 lost high. also sugar. 111a-
ple and willow trees. Crimson ram
bier and standard roses. Inquire of
Joe Bercsenyi, Deorfieid street, South
Norwalk. 11122 31
FOR SALE—A VIOLIN AND VIO-
iincello. Apply at 106 South Main
street. 11123 31
FOR SALE—~11 YEAR OLD CHEST-
nut mare, 2 carriages, 3 sets harness.
all in best condition. Will sell alto
gether for $125. Will sell horse or
carriages separate. Address "G,"
care of Sentinel. n12! 31
FOR SALE—4 PARLOR STOVE.1
kitchen range,1 bed room set, 1 bed-
stead. 1 cotbed. 1 sewing 111110111110. 1
ice box. Inquire Albert Johnson, Ro-I
wayton. Conn. Phone 384-14. 11121 31
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I FOR sALE~t nonsus, 1.2011
_ 1,400 lbs each one (11111111; horse All
West Norwalk.
Tel. korutilk 592.
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11120 31
carriage good as new.
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room in Odd Fellows building.
Smith Main street. Good living
one man $1.710 cash. Balance
terms. iooi tables and it ‘
.1 owliu': i-II
I . I we ior kale. Inquire L. ti'mrh. it: is-
with improvements. Inquire of Mrs. 101 Hotel. 111211 tit
R. 'l‘uriov, iii GroVo street, or Tel.I .. _
753'12mI FOR SALE—macs r011 HATCH
L S . lug. Barred Rocks and R. I. 1191111.
0 T _._ '31.? a setting Dnby chltks. A. T.
LOST-“BANK BOOK NO "31111 is Ferris. 9 Van 71.1111 sheet, Ext-.1 Nox-
sued by South Nornlk Savings Bank. walk.
Ion Lincoln avenue. .1” impr'owments.
Iliusy terms. Inquire 01‘ (Thus. E,
«lioyt.
I FOR SALE —- ASH BARRELS.
Driving horses. lined with galvanized iron. Lust life OI. (1.
Two fast. road horses. All guaranteed. time. Three sizes, pr [(0 250 up. South lllil 111111 1 hi. on
Norwalk Oyster Farms Co..140 \Vatur
street. '
' FOR SALE l\"
Ihousc. 7 rooms oath side, with
all modem improvements. Rent
I$50 per I11onth. 5.110 pt'ite $5.500.
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NOTICE—THAT FRANCIS RISSO.
has moved his. upholsterer‘s and ' cab- '
inet~mnkingsl1op in his own propori‘
Ask John T. Haves
Price 81.25I
131 Washington f
SEC—1
Inquire Rsy- I
11123 3t
AND
avenue, West
'ToI
easy ‘
mt'm‘
KEROSENE ATTACHMENTS \oru'alk, pietly located doub‘e rope.“ hom
1y at'Hoyt- andrs Clark street. Tele- 7 MAIN ST. NORWALKI
phone 329-13.- I Real Estate—Insurance
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PAINTING —- PAPER-HANGING .
decorating, painter's- supplies; uall’ DaVld W Raymond
Ipaper. up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or
ders solicited. Tel 400.
White. 61 12 Ely avenue.
GET A SQUARE DEAL.
' I. 0 not be misled by, designing ads}
There is a good market on all junk
111111121 I am the originator of the
square deal idea. (let a good price
in all goods.
no sure the man who enters your
1.11.1sz reliable. I call personallt.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
’Phone 11825
FAST FREiSHT- LINE TO NEW
YORK.
THE AWNING J. SMITH TRANS.
PURTATION LINE inc.-
Freight boot} team Pier 27 East
River, New York (foot of Catherine-
31) every day except Sunday. at 3 11. teams representing the Palace and- cathartic pills or castor oil?
0 Freight received at Nor-walk up to
5 m 111-. and: at 800111 Nor-walk .up to
'5”? A In.” ‘
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I Miss Mary Trounson. of 8011111 Non;
walk. was the guest or 1111311111111 Ray.
mood. New Canaan. our the week-
and.
Alexander’
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HITTINGJHE MAPLES
The scheduled game between
Norwalks and the Tigers, which was
to have been rolled last night at the‘
:Norwalk Alleys, was forfeited to the
Norwalk aggregation upon the failure
of the Tigers to appear.
The Office and the Labratory teams
got the Norualk Tire 81 Rubber 00..
1 League will roll a match game at the
No rwalk Alleys tonight.
The City Dengue big pin teams will
open their schedule next week, with
Norwalk Alleys, the Norwalk Tire &I
Rubber Company. and the Commuters. I
The ‘second clash of. the nowapaper-I
men’s tournament will take place
some n1ghtnexbweek, at the Norwslk
Alleys. The 18011111101 *Cubs will nt-
tempt to increase their load In the
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league race by trampling on the (limit-I,
ty of the Hour Typos, 1111111111 Sentinel
Slugs will endeavor. to clean up the
Hour Scoops in three straight games.
It. yourltenmt is delinquent. and
destructive become a Sentinel class!
1911 adverbs I111 01100.
"tittiltl " up",
“w “5° MEN'S' BUILDING-“I I [WERANDBOWHSI
I Don't .
the j.
In. mm“
tattoo-01b; Inn-autism
3111110! by “Woman-11.15
I. m" In. mu uni-III and {on they get a better “114:1th show
at» 11101110 Jun . and m 000:. than that ubicb Is at the 1m that
George. 11.111111 Iredeflrk II. Jones Iire this week. Hanger A. .1. (301110:
elm "do to mono wbo can hook:
better Ova-I01 our old Mt. II.
with a feature picture for three day: .
at twenty-live cents or even a little
more. Incidentally all money paid for
admission will be returned at the :box
office to any persons not entirely salis- ,
tied with the show. The live acts from
the start to the finish comprise one of
the very best bills possible. and the
neral parlors of David W Raymond. .show is easily a dollar attraction.
Tyler and St: Clair appeared In a musi- .
cal act with snap from start to finish.
Miss St. Clair shoWed activity which
went well with her musical presenta-
Henry and Lisell were clever
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her daughter. Mrs. E. F. Mom-111111, in
Westport, 811nm ottoman It 2:31).
Burial in Riverside cemetery,
Funemi of George Taylor.
'l'heiune'ral or George Taylor. cob
‘ored, of 118 Water street. was held
this morning at 11 o’clock from the in-
Washington street.
ofliciated, and interment was in Pine
Island cemetery.
Funeral of'Thomas Wilson.
The i'uneral of Thomas Wilson of 8
D. W. illay,m0nd \l ashington street
ment was in Pine Island cemetery
Funeral of Miss Mary A. Dibble.
801-11000 wiilbnboflutbtbono 0!
Rev. J. Harrison Thom ofllciating.
Rev. 1. A. McCoy'
song
tions.
mu '0 0010000 Ion “In a ho-
w...“ “.m‘jum h. mwmflu
Tsllr. 00‘ M m
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Nursikmlillonhutl-ob
and dance artists and Mr
Clay street, was held this afternoon at Henry's finale was such that he ro-I
2 o’.clock from the. funeral parlors 0f s’ponded live timesto the applause last '
evening. The Cliff Dean Players in!
Rev. William GiifiIn. pastor 01’ the FIT“ “Done in Oil" present a playlet that!
Methodist chmch ofllcialed and inter ls exceptional for a vaudeville show. I .
IOrden and Drew with the imitations
Iof every imaginable character from 11:
Iroosier to a sawmill, and with their.’
The funeral of Miss Mary A. DibblP. farm-like songs were a big hit.
0! 99 South Main street. will be held company of nine presenting the one.
Saturday afternoon at 2.3 o'clock from act musical comedy, ‘Little Miss N0-
the late. residence Rev. John Staple- where," is decidedly more. On ”w ordcrI
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in the family plot in the Union come thing else
to cry. Rowayton, Conn.
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her daughter. Mrs. w. J. Hunley,
Brooklyn. N. '1'. The remains were:
brought here by automobile and inter?
mom will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
PARENT TEACHERS GET TOGETH.
ER MEETING.
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The show runs an hour
and a ball which gives but a faint Idea.
of the entertainment that is presented.
Funeral of Mrl. Catherine Warren. It will be repeated today with Char.
The funeral services of Mrs. Gather lotto Walker in Rex Beachs "FEM
ine Warren were held at the home of hers"
AT THE PALACE SATURDAY.
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Marie Doro in “The Labs" and'Thrge
Vaudeville Shows Tomorrow.
in
addition to
three vaudévillo'
shows at 2.15 7. and 9 0010011 Satur-
Another of tho gei- -io- gether meat.- dayI Marie Doro will appear In Pam
Stewart Farm hiss was held yesterday afternoon in mount pictures and with Miss Doro in
the Putnam school Franklin street, be- the leading role “I about as good a
11121 81 tween the mothers and kindergarten featuro as In obtainable. On Monday
children. The attendance at the meet; Clara Kimball Young will play "With-
noon was spent.
FOR SALE—~11 WAKEFIELD llAliY ing was large and a profitable after out a Soul ” and Charlie Chaplin will
appear in “The Pawnshop,"
Tuesday
Miss Natteford, the neuly appointed will be the serial day and “The secret
school muss, gave an interesting talk Kingdom" will be Continued, and on
plained the
0.1?" of the children and of {cod values.
and teachers followed on tho “Gifts of
the Children and How to Adapt Them
to Their Future. Occuptt.lnns." It 111111
1' itcrestinu and greatly enjoyed
the sorting of a dainty luncheon.
NOTES OF THE BUILDING DEPART.
MENT.
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llobel' i l.
on Henry street, owned by l’. A. Der-
:,1nrd the work will cost $50
FOR SALE—4 TABLE BILIIAIID on “Hygiene for Clllitli'm" 8110. 011- Wednesday Mary Pickford will play
various “11511.91 taking “A Poor Little Rich Girl.”
-m,
A discussion between the parents ARGENTINE OFFICERS ENLIST IN
UNITED STATES NAVY.
“(151 ON, \i.11'th 2.i.~- Mayor (‘urloy
'111' 0111- d enthusiasm
.111qu1't of the New England Street
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at the annual
' Railway club inst nichl “When he. en-
Then followpd a social hour “In; 11:11] the room with twelve oll‘icers
of 1b
Iltlat
0 Argentine N011 and announced
ten of then .' 1d enlisted in the
tuned Slates Nzuy.
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the [-'.Hntiples for 11 nith the Stars and W
DcForest was given a per— St; pes stand haw been approved b1
FOR SALE—11 1100.11 now: 11.011! .1111 to 1111111 an addition to the house "3" °' 0‘" 1.1.1111 “"“wik'” 0’ 801““
lilt’lltll.
want to tell 1',ou' 'hc said, “that
i want. to say that these
ten 11111111 ollit'trs lune enlisted in the
I Hill
‘(I St Lites Navy,
It Is not generally known that there on I .ttlesiiips. lull! of them on sub.
is .1 511 Hunting pool at the Jefferson 111..11ncs and ‘I“' other ”"0“ "1 ”I".
schdol but there is.
lurence l.
linilding Inspect-
Finch temarks no per-
lion for the pool.
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WHEAT MARKET STRONG
CHICAGO.
the winter belt
strength tad-1v to the wheat market.
Numerous dispatches from Nebraska I
indicated heavy winter killing. 1
Corn responded to continued buil-
ish crop advices from Argentina.
Oats tend-3" upward with other cer-
' eals.
YOU’RE BItlllIlSl III
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Stay Headachy, Constipated,
Sick, With Breath Bad and
' stomach Sour
6111.31 10-00111 box now.
You men and-women who can‘t get
feeling. rights—who have headache.
coated tongue, bad taste- and foul
breath, dizziness, can’t sleep, are bil-
ious, nervous andupset, bothered with
a "sick, gassy. disordered stomach, or
have a bad cold.
.Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets, or merely forcing a.
paaaaymvay Every few dai’s with salts;
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cleanse 11m stomach, remove the sour.
undigested, fermenting food and foul
passer take theexcess bile from the
liver and carry out of the systemtoll
tho constipated wutemaiter and poi.-
son in therowels. _ ”
a Casca‘ret tonlght' will umlghton
you. ‘out by. mornings-0 10-00111 bu
{mummy drurr store will keep your
stomach amyllvor and bowel: reg»
111131301111 hood clear“ for months. 0011':
,form thowhlld'nn. They love Coo-
RV'M
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cable
misld
NEW
ivictiuire. n chauileur. pleaded gull.
; tr today to engaging in the conspir-
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arty
station
Il'nlls
ion Corps.‘
was explained that the youuc
name who 0111110 here last week
out, to build the toundu- on the Argentine transport Forum in
tending to set 11111 11 year 's instruction;
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tlu cc of them ;
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NEW 3......
Middy -Blouses.
$17.00 and $1.25
bucket-mans: Son.
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The City N atlonai Bank
MODERATE ACCOUNTS
Individual depositors and small business houses form
one of the most important elements of strength in this Bank."
No customer 11ch feel his account too small to merit
and receive our personal interest and attention.
In the cordial relations existin if.
its depositors, both large and sma
reasons for its consistent growth and popularity.
We loan money on farm mortgage; .
between, this Bank limit
may be found one of the}
For Uptodnto dewlce Call
FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director and Embalmer
OM00 om-Rutdenoa
Telephone 904
54 80. Main 81.. 80. Norwaht
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uitcd States nuxal vessels, had, I
d to their
011 to join the l'nited St'ttes
March 23 -——Buiiish crop Now and that they had received this
gave terniisslon.
CONSPI RATOR-CH AUFFEUR
SENTENCED
YORK; March .23.—-~'l‘homas
to destroy an up-town subway
with dynamite during the
it strike here last October. He.
government for per,
was sentenced to from six months to
Ithrt'e years in the penitentiary. Mc-
Guilt. aided in transporting the ex-
Int-she. His companions, who were
strikers, have all been convicted or
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Glover’s;
I Sinusitis M211
Authoritative in Style
Dependable in Quality.
Supreme in Comfort
14:10.5qu Just In.»
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131210.117ng
to the
OldCounlry
for the . ‘
Easter Time
“White Star‘ or “Cunard."
.I.M.l.ayton &Co. Inc.“
Real Estate and Insurance,
South Norwalk,. Conn;
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FOOD? Vii LUE
FrISbiés: Bios-z
The 11111510011111.1th
dessert. Sold at all
stores. Try them.-
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Attorneys at Law
” PATENTS:
A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
cell” s. Pitt. Office
F. H. B’owersock, 13
Sargnctic‘e 11.-Y. City
Building, 1115 1111.1.
81. BRIDGEBORT CONN.
Send For Booklet On Potent»
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Cannbt Bake
A weary housewife said.
Well then, a kindly neighbor said...
why don’ 1: you buy your:
bread?
I’m new in town—can you sage-g
gest where I had better go?
If it is home-made bread on
want, just go to :1 Monroe. ,
The Banner. Bakery.
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"HE SELECTION; OF '
'. SUITABLE WALL PAPERI~
is an easy 'Htsak here. We ohm
so manywariotiu boil: in m
toms and plain colors that: m
can suit any taste or meet
And we can
Iany purse. too. We carry pa ,. '
in every grade, so any price 1111*
yau may. have set combs am
modated.
The; Gotham (its
011! Reliable luldt F
Best prices paid for all kinds
Junk. Automobilesa-a special .,
ISénd' postal ”or talop' hone.
L. EFFIRGN
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Tel, 1
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Norwalk Chronicler