Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 26, 1917 · page 11

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«81.1». B‘l-ckfacc «Caps Double Price. legs, will take placein thcwdh

tarium of the Boston ”Y. ’M. C. A. .
WWW building. The college comprises “t" “1””de mm“? and

 

WANTED.

WANTE'D—quilGl-IT GIRLS FOR
plcitiug room. Good pay 3111110 per
H. Jacob & Sons,
.3: nuuiacturers, Beldeu avenue,

 

 

WANTED—~TWO SALESWOMEN
i .'11 a diy goods store in the NOI‘WHLS
Jixperience not necessmy.

solesWom-in. (are 01" Sentinel office.

 

WANTED—'THOUSANDS GOVERN-
tLl'lll’ jobs open to 111911 and women.
List 110131110115:
“1.. rite immediately.
Late, Dept. 28D, Rochesier, N. Y.

 

" ‘WANTED-YOUVG
e-l 1115111 on roulc.
138 Washington snort

WANTED~OLD
J'son't mailer if broken. I pay one in
1.111 dollars her not.
post and receive chcek by return mull.
1.. blazer, 2007 S. 5111 street, Philudci~

 

Send by parcel

 

pricos tor culvefivll. Friedman, 3'1 Ely
avenue. Tel, 1151.

 

TO LOAN—HAVE SEVERAL mm; mm, game“. m“.

6 11111 dollars to loan on first mortgage. lees or Harriet Hoyt Barnes Merlden,
. cure Sentinel.

 

1
VJANTED~MAN ’10 iii-2 P 1111 SFW-I
1.1g 11111011111021.

OPERATORS (1N SEWING MACH-
tues, pay while learning.

‘ WANTEowilliiUS FOR PRESSING
and folding soft shirts.

(3111211, Peabody
:81 01., inc.

 

 

LOST—POOKETBOOK- CONTAIN 1
in; small sum
leads with .1111me on, between South {1111'
."oruulk Post. Office and the Green.
Return beads to Catherine Walsh, 65
Putnam avenue.

 

FOUND—A ROW BOAT. run
have the same by paying
for the advertisement quuho B F‘

Anderson, 10 Fourth stl1eci,Ea'st N01“

 

GET A SQUARE DEAL.

To not ho misled by designing "uds.
Their is a good 1'1arket on all Junk with improvements Inquiry of MrS'
I am the (it"lglnuim of the 12. Turlov. 16 Grove street, or TEL
equine deal idea. Get :1 good price 753.12
an all Wgooth: ,.."='

.111: sule iho 111111 \1 ho enters 30111"

i call personally.
PHILIP P. ‘M'AH'DN'EY
£2 Van ‘Zant Avenue.

(filial, is reliable

'Phonc 1162-5

 

 

 

FAsu' FREIGHT LINE 110 new
R .
THE ANNING .1

 

 

TO LET. ‘

'ro LET—371160118111? 73 CEDAR
street. Inquire. on premises or phone
370. ' mm; 31

 
 
 
 

Bunions and 'ProiesSiouul

on this page. Natty-Five Words or

 

”To WET—SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
in good condition. Large plot of
ground. Near Numimi railroad sta-
1,1011. Rent 315. Address box 82 No-
roton Heights. 111213 81

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To LET -OR FOR SALE. HOUSE

'E'llluin 'atreet.

91 Cedar street Opposite Washing—
ton school. Eight rooms $12 per
month. Inquire Hayes” Market, North

 

‘ TO LET—TbVO FLOORS 01“
three rams each bath, gas and one
EKPERIENC’ floor, tour rooms, all improvements,
Bold?“ Milk (‘0: including range and furnace. Rent

moderate. inquire 84 Woodward 319
one. Telephone 4733 and 365-4.

 

To LET-~13 ROOMS, AL]. 1.11-
provemenlu on 11113.0! trolley. Inquire

9 Elizabeth street. Telephone 1241142

To LET-SPACE FOR AUTOMO-
thllas. 30111111111111 street. Opposite

”‘— "”“_ Clifford Hotel. Inquire Harris & Guns.
WANTED‘TO BVY MJ‘ “NBS Water street, South Norwulk.

 

T0 LEV—LOWER FLOOR, N0 12
H Crone street 119111313 to small fum-
113'. Ne13'11111111h111g, paper and paint.
Inquire on prom

Conn. Telephone 42.

To LETMLARGE STORE. 72 N0.
Main street. South Norwnlh. Inquire
:11 United Grocery Co.

”~— ..._._.

. 111119. 11126 3t

'tion. (hm he used as an all round cur

'lurnishcd room house. 7 rooms com-

 

‘In 1.1.1..

 
 

horned in this war.

 

-—-——-

The “inauguration ceremordes,
coincident with the twentieth

ilisccihmus Ms.

 

The: Times. '50- : week the munawmmnmumol.

. the several professional and tech-
FOR SALE _.. nial'schools ‘of‘flle'nssociatian in German successes ..

FOR.8AL:E-0R To RENT IN NOR this cityuhwl'th an enrollment of The Morgen Post says: “The
~111.1111. House, 8 largerooms. All 1111- ’7“ 5t cuts people can and must have the
fullest confidence in their lead.
are, «especially von Hindenbutg
and his able counsellor and as-'
sistant, von Indendorfi. ”Develop- l
merits may be awaited with calm

provements. Large. 101, fruit, large AMSTERDAM Mich 121 via
garage. Telephone 262. 11126 31 11:33:13: (i 111:: 2.0;: Franggggnm
FOR :ALE—A 1914 TEN HORSE :figfi: 12$1§3E6;fi:§hfl22
power mulcy Steamer runabout. ' '
Kerosene burner. Condition of can Eambs’and grogpidfismi 3a“ confidence.”
and equipment perfect Will give any (mud {hone £1de fc shght y T}?
kind or demonstration Price “25:51:: 1,312”. ho "a ouee. fi me
Address “8 " care of Sentinel. 11126 St rs e -n t e river or m e ' s
and cauxcd no damage. The air-
plane war. ffirefl on by anti-aircraft
guns.

 

 

FOR SALE_FAMILY HOUSE
with onohalf acre of land on West
Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-
pike. Must be soldat once to close
estate. Small amount of cash requir~

1., March 21.—~A‘proposition for
an ‘acrial service to break the ice-

The projectdc advocated by F. W.
Hindman, president of the icon 1
branch of the Canadian division
Aerial League of the British Em-

builtlillg. TEL-5 35 ".

 

 

FOR SALE—THE CRESCEXT
Laundry, Doing a good business For
particulais inquire of Helena A. Van,

Amyue' ”WWW“ 38 Bay‘i‘)“ “9 tzba mainland in cold weather

prevented by ice floss in the
..01 m lmbcrmnd Strait, has been
isnuvht for. 'At "the narrowest
point of the strait the island is
. c I e.
and Will answer the purpose fol iiiney #:xt 1:13“??lele (12:31“ £33103:
For further particulurn appi3 to 211 teen miles from the uhrthcastcm
1‘" . . , . 1
\ mm mm" mm“ 816' c113. i'coaut of Nova 'Scutia.1ceébreak-
ing steamers have been unable to
kee than cl en t l 1
at Mrs ngner’s homestead. Tel A pgoposalltosbzge a tangle] 11:31,,
1186~3. 11124 :11
the smut 1' cciy se a .
FOR "B‘Al.'E-—A'l‘ A SACRIFICE Sidaratlonl'ms c ed ti us can
The «aerial service is epmposed find
as a for less expensive means of '
insuring transit of the mails.
Government ownership or sub-

a brave showing they made
FOR SALE—A MARK“ AUTOMO l
bile, which is in a first class condi-

 

FOR SALEwBE’ST SAND IN CITY,

pletoly furnished and upright. 'plano.‘
Will ucll cheap. inquire H. N. No. 11,
Iluvilaud sireei. after 6130 p m. l

 

TO LETwFlVE'ROOMS, NO 3 lll.'R-'

bank street. 'Ront $12. Inquire No. l
Burbank silent. 11123 31

 

'ro LET-41 ROOMS 111.1. NEWLY,
decorated and painted. Rent 311. 1111-“

ply Henry ‘iiarriu Grocery Store, 21
First street, East Norwulh. 11123 :11
-‘~. _, -L-_..

TO LET-«FOUR. ROOMS, NEWLY
panel-ed and painted on second floor.
also large-attic in house, No. 41 Ce
' dur street, near West avenue. Part

improvenwntu. «110111310, Inquire 37

Cedar street.

Electric lights and water. Five min-
utes from thestatlon. Address box
92. Noroton Heights, Conn. 11120 Ilt
TO LETmFiJRNlSllED ROOMS
ate family, steam heated, electr‘ic

 

lights and bath. Use of telephnuc.‘

two mlhutes’ walk from center. Phone.
1112341.

 

To LE'ri-s'ronn 207 wnsmuo|

ton street must Norwalk. Apartments

1 quire iii South Main street. Tel 60.

 

To LET-«1 APARTMENT AT '55
Spring street, 5 rooms on second floor

 

BUSINESS NOTICE

..___.-__w ..__.-_ .____ll'or furtllcl particulars

FER-HIS AND .TULLY—UMBREM
lac repaired and neatly done.
called for and delivered. ‘Give us a

7 )trial 29 Day street, South Norwallnl
SMITH TRANS. Com, 1.
'PORTATION WLINE Inc.

Freight boat leaves '-Pier
River, New York (foot of

' St.) every day. except Sunday. at 3 ..5p
m. Freight received at Norwalk up to
5 P- m and .at South Norwa‘lk up ‘0 Chiropractic. Davenport Iowa, 1111-

1:. 3.11m .

5‘30. Home”:

103111911191 F. F. HUNTINGTON, D. C.

CHIROPRAGTOR

Graduate the Palmer School 01%

inounces the opening of his ofl'lce at
100 ‘1Wa'1hington street, over Peonles’l

Trust Company, South Norwalk, Conn.‘ 1

Office hours, 10412 a. 111., 25 p. m.
Sundays and evenings by appointment
«Telephone 456. ‘New York omce, 2875
Broadway. Telephone 11143 Morning

 

The heed dz l/o‘ik
Electrical E0.

The 'Dllly Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP "
.111 the Tom ’
AUTO SUPPLIES
Muffins—50 '50. Main :11. :
‘ “ , jphonu 1129111.

 
 

 

 

 

is he supreme exponent of German
cullm‘e, 'und who was not a Prussian,
Beams nimout to have foreseen this
or with all Its 'lrightfu‘luesn

 

*KEROSE‘NE M'nACHMEN'rs

Any 1311er Motor .4 H P. or over
‘ 31111 oreraté on kerosene fully as
well or. with gasoline if provided with
our ‘l-TTEL tumcron VALVE “

THE BARKER FACTORY

NOTICE—THAT IMNGIS R1580
has moved 11111 upholst‘erer'e and cab-

 

inctmnking shop in his Own'prdperL:

by at Hoyt 111111 8 0111-11 street 11816.

 

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PAmr1Nu~ mm

 
 
 
 
 

caper, up tcidutb :ntyle‘a, lowest priced. .
Estimates cheerfully given; . .Trhil or.
dens "solicited. , To]. {400, ,hlexander].

 
 

 

“ White, 111 .112qu wanna. ~

 

‘mom in 0.1.1 Followu’ 1111111111111, 111'
'ro LET-Six 1100-211 Honsnm

sidv will be sought

late Thomas Village; also a violin
cello. Apply at 101; South ‘Mainm
street. 11124 31 day

via London. March 20. It :50 a.
~Thc morning newspapers tos
fi gave the German publicit

‘ ‘ ”j , . rat new; of the big events on the
FOR SALE“ELI’VE“ hum“ front 111 France. All publish arti-

ducks and three drukcn. Price $1. 26 d
cs b 6
011911. c. J. White, 131 ’Wanhingion 'V mum" “pens “plum

street, South Norwulk.

5the departure of their enemies

 

.stratcgical plan of the General
Staff int a decision on the west-
ern from amid: westerns-eke to

 

«FOR SALE—JPWEM’E 1121 31:11:-
oml build work horses. lnqulrv Ray»
Entente for an loWensivc giving r
a decided adVantage to the Ger-
:mans. These writers are unani- In t

 

FOR BALEv—l TABLE HILLIARD

 

,mons in expressing the fullest

South 21311111 street. Good lliinu wrlconfidcnce in Field Marshal von completely destroyed

 

 

..—.

 

Street.

 

11101186,? 11101115 each side, with
' n mediate ayment’ . ,
‘zill mod/cm improvements; Rflnllqumed to make 1 l 9 LONDON. March 25. 8-33 a

$50 per m'.onth Sale price $5 500,10 . . m.——The possibility of American

Work 1

are like U S, Steel, Herding. 1111111113111.
can Smeltlng and Marines were louver
by fractions to 13. 1191111 'w‘itb offsetting

Other strong 13.111151111111111 Baldwin
,und American maximum, Bethle-
11111111 and Crucible Steele. Virginie Iron,

 

 

FOR S ALEMIN SOUTH ploperly attested within uuid time, the people in the liberated zoné

. r: l 1" , .
waalk, nicely 10 “Cl doul ( eons indebted to said estate are re must be over.

MIN NIE W‘ARM .

, participation in the war onlth"
Admlmstrutrix

side of the Allies was dismissed
as a, minor matter by General'von

.11 J r , P. we
A k 0h" T a. 8 NOTICE Stein, Prussian Minister of War,

7MAIN‘ST . “NORWALK- District of Norwalk. so. Probate in an interview with the Berlin
Real Estate—Insurance . Court, March 24, A51) .1917. " correspondent of ”the 'Bu‘dape‘s't

 

 

 

""“" Estate of William Warm, late of newspaper Az Est according to

. Norwalk, in said district, deceased a'Berl' n dispatch to Reuters by

. _ The pourt of probate for ihe district way of Amsterdam General von

11mm ‘“ “WWW“ of Norwalk. hath limited and auowed Stein said he did not know

I N “F RTAKER 5“ mom!“ from the dam new“ ‘0‘ whether the American fleet would

‘ ' ' ‘ ' . the creditors of Enid estate to exhibit "pm“. .31.... "British fleet but

T|I.. Dillon, 21089-3: Home. 3931 iheli claims for uettlement. Those there could be no question Johan

' :7 W‘SMNGTQ" 3"" who neglect to present their accounts. American contientau army in the
new 1112:: news 'lumumu properly attested within SM“ “me, near future. He added:

‘ will be debmed 3’99"”? A“ “a“ “Our military situation on all

'eons indebted :10 ““1 “Slate “'9 ’9' fronts is good and justifies our

 

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET Iouestml to make imml’dlm Dame“ best hows. it appears that the

side 1111.11 "1111311131, 11 0.1311. c as‘ '

STREET, 10:80 a. huh—«Considerable
divergence 'of 'npe‘culatiVe document: , __

”—-

1. y ‘10. ~ . ~ , enemy is preparing an oilensive.
NEW 10111.13, March 526 (W111! . ~ MINNIE 'WARM- but we shall res1st even a strong-

 

 

 
 

111M111 lam. newcomer ~ «~—
lotion in said district. ‘ 1 s 1 A11 Iron Stand.

 

« mace-easy, to remember his great
(Continued m mm Page)’ {retreat from :before Warsaw and
the partial evacuation of Tran-
sylvania. Thus far these retreats
anniversary of thefloundation of ggfiflfflmfi $232022:
we may face the new measure of
:our highest military command

the fullai assurance that it for— '
niches the preliminary to new

 

 

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“We must not forget,” says the
Vessische Zeitung, “that thel
same von Hindcnburg who'bcgan
the Transylvanian campaign with I
a retreat and who in 1914 evacuat-
, . j " ed a conquered strip of Poland to
CHARLOTTETOWN' P‘ E“ strike the Russians like a bolt of
lightning. now stands master of;
Ni. balance on morigave in ui lationof Prince Edwardlfiand in th;§%§$gfl;¥;¥§s%rgérégts-é
Keogh & t‘unoee, A“ 'f. ”,2 ‘l “3 the winter-was made public'to‘day p

- . - 1:. L'llltPil Bank C?A¥F%%N3R‘OS§ gHEhAfgsg-g

E this cat --
quarters in France, March 25, via
' London, March 26, 7 a. m.§~—The

shattered French towns cVacuat-
.1

Continuous communication with 32;)“: gginiggzgyl’egafiiggg
' in two and a half years. It was

 

O. B. JACKSON
or'romn'rmsr

58 Wall 811w.

KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.

Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip-
lions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.

Countless French flags fluttered
in the sunshinc‘from both ruined .
and hali~ruined homes and the
women, old men andchildren who
had passed through such .a long,
ordeal of captivity strolled.
through the uptorn streets dress.
ed ‘in'ihc best clothes they could ,
muster. The unconquerablc
French genius for dress revealed
itself even in such pathetic bits
of finery as the women could

Here and 1th groups of the'
‘poilus” gathered to listen to the
_ graphic stories of the natives

: .. 1 .' I l C. 'e -
”R “A“ A "0“” 0‘“ “"9 BERLIN 11...... March :1 ESTER. h..‘.i..‘”‘iifl. $32.23.,
dwelt particularly on the time 10f
terrorwhich immediately preceded

’All civilians were herded in cer-
tain buildings from which they
i H th heard explosions and saw theitwm‘ tun hours last night when the
11,, c movement as part of‘ 'thB a,“ WlilCh testified that thei“; 1111:. on the motor of train, No. 395
little homes were being destrove'l I
The town: where the inhabitants
. of the region were concentrated :1. the s1.ninn,to iusi uoulh of the
mond Bros. 11123 3HVItlate the preparations of the by the Ger Mns were onlv 1131f depot, 11 distance of about 100 3ards.
A: .m- 110111 the delay the damage was
1: p11, and the

llain wete transferred and proceeded
in: way about half of a town} 0, mm “a,

was scared to about ten villages?

and whi lo the outlying villages
were completlcy burned down. 1

‘___ _‘.-\'m'walk, in mid district. deceased. umphal arch was constructed of
FOR SALE __ ASH BARR]? LS.‘ Tllt“ court of probate for lhl‘ (ll‘dtl'lcl cvcrgyeenq pnd lavmhly decorate-i
209 “rashington Etrefil Ea‘ét NOI'Wlllk lined “llh galvanized ”on Lili‘t life. ,Ol Aorwulk, hath limilcd and allowed \Vlthh tfi. C010?“ an a welcome on
and :1? Chapel street Norwalk In tlme Three sizes price "Be on. 8111111155“ “mm” from the “”9 “3’9“” ’0“ the home—comers. In the distance
Norwulk 0351c: Farms (10,110 w 11m ”‘0 "“dlm‘l 0‘ 3““ ”“1"“ ‘0 9111111111 could be hand the reverheratinw
tlllell {‘ldimfi for Heulf‘mlll. T110139 enhn-n of O-Hp- kio- guns but the

_ “ho neglect to present their accounts, ceaseless booming was ignored hv

will be dehurrcd a recovery All 31er- who we: med m think the war

Estate of Francis W. Mulkin, lute sufferings are great, and our 33c- rest
of Norwalk in mid district deceased- fifi‘ggs gigantic but it is just in morning When their cases came'before'

Ordered that the admin-1311mm exhl- these fillings that the greatness of Judge Gauge H. 'Vosburg‘h in tho city
advances in some 01‘? the prominent hit his administratibn account to this 'anat‘on jfinfis its expression."
Eflnihmonis. Spania‘ltles. and Utilities court. for adlusimeut at the Probate "In discussing the battle of the costs, amounlfiig 111320 H55 Being un- '
office, in Not-walk. on the 1313th 0' Somme, the Minister said th‘” 11111113 to pay “119 was “liken to Bridge.
Murch,191‘l.’at 111 nolmk. torenoon: the Germans had mo lack 'of sup-1 moi-.1 jail and there repent or in: this?
and that all persona interested in plies, lbut that 111:1: guns,- as- deeds
snld eitaté‘ma ' lined thereof. compared with those of the cue- ~

 

 
 
 

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l‘lUH TDROW’ED "ice
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"1110110 1101011
10818 lllflll Hill

West- bound trains weto tied up 1111'

due at South Norwalk at 7: 03 became.
.lULSl’ and tipped all the bolts off of
11111111111 from the cross-0191', north

T111“ cause of the lire on the mottr
l'- ' v i hnownxlt work-
ed its way off into such a position that

Members of the Auxiliary~ police
sound who signed up at 111:1 N1: mam:
meeting In the City Hall Friday event.

none of their enthusiasm
for the work in hand, and according to
"'M'unnns there will be a record-l
breaking crowd of signed members
and, new volunteers on hand tomorrow
evening at «7 o'clock in the local ar-
mor3..

one man $150 cush Balance 0113311 0
terms. Pool 11111113 and 11 howling al‘,l'linrlenh11rq. The 93f: he Despite the devaatation and ‘
luvs for lale. Inquire l..1.lonoh, Bris- xruin, 17181131 French peasants rc— 2:8,:me
1.11 110191 mm; m lffiAl "(HIDE turned today to the sites of their
- - W 1 ;lm""16r homes seeking temporary

FOR SALE-«EGGS 1:011 HATCH-l shelters and bringing bits of fur-
1m: Barred Rodin: and 11. 'I. rneusd , N°T'°E niture with which to bevin life,

$1.” 3 :1 selling. 11111;. chicks .1 1.1 ”W“ 0‘ “mm“ "" "mm“ anew They. were cheerful and' AUXILIARY 1101.101: assume.
Ferris, 9 V1111 Zuni street East N0,,E(.'011rt, MMCh 24.11 D" 191131310“ gav 1n the enjoyment 0f
walk. 1 Estate of August Warm. into of their new libertv In Rove a tri—

,1.

vided into squads for drill.
«~“~ “'a' 1M remamnr will also be any purse too. We carry pa
sworn in as special unicorn tomorrow in every grade. so any price
night, and will be held as reserves, vau may have set can be at:
A11 those who do not get in on the modated. ‘
snuci'il police sound, but who wish to
join the Home Guard will be given .211
charm " do so at. the armory tomor-

row might.

’ll

HAiD KNIF~lNG 'FiRA'Y.

Pilip .1031 and Betsey ‘Sarocci fur
dished a. little excitement Saturduy
night an [aura streetpwhenéthey had
a hinting fray Jose pulled 11 wiclzed's
looking knife and tried to do his com
Administratrlx er attack not only at $1118 front ponion 1111. ~ Patsy defended himself
but 3150 .at home. What may the best he could With a club. Final

was disclosed in the irregular courao ‘ . NOTICE happen then We do not know, but 1y the po'nce were “Oman my page.
"of Prices on the resumption of trolling. District of Norwaik. ss Probate come what may we Wilsonfront «tive Sergeant Hunt and (linear Look-
'on the Sinok 11121111111129 today.Lead'“-cOur1,11:'nch 2-,i A 11,1917. ’ everything .lmperturahly «Out ward plared both of the. men under ar-

Sarocci was discharged 11.1..

court, while 303111 was '11qu 315 and ‘

“11 luau ulxly yearn old loatfius 111a '
in a lire in New York while dtwuiut- ~
ing to save the lite oi a dog. Wail ,
A' clean brick. heated, meme 0 the timid .dle ' thousand deaths. ‘
1 iron island; it. retains the ‘ ‘ '

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l’m Ail 1.511.. 111d
Cannot Bake

A weary housewife said.
Well then, a kindly neighbor Bald,
why don’ t you buy grout

 

l'm new in town—can you Buggy:
gest where I had better go?
If it is home- made bread.
want, just go to 3 Monroe

The Banner Bakery

5 Monroe “Pork

 

 

The wrecker was summoned
and it was (1'1" '
101:1 that repairs were made and the
e name could piorem (11 11:: 1.1 .

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

THE SELECTION or _,
SUITABLE WALL PAPER
ism easy task here. We flh’ ,
'30 many varieties both "in
At to'momw night's meeting two tems and .plain colors that
a» will be selected and 111- can suit any taste or meet. any
It is pos- requirement.

 
 
 
 
 

 

And we can stilt

 
 
 
 
 

l‘he Gorbam C

on Reliah‘ f

”Best prices paid for allfl'kin'ds of
Junk. AutomdbileH «spcéialty

lSend postal or telephone. ‘

L...1EFFRON ~ ‘

‘ 'East Narnia!

 

-mb¢1rs of the. squad owningl
shot guns will probably be sworn in 1151
a separate body, and in this manner
morelroom will be made for the duo,
imu‘dred‘pollce auxiliary volunteers

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Beef, lion 3: Wine
Tonic,"s1nnnam'ana upped:
F. n. nnxrnu

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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