lumbar, MARCH 25, 1917
. m WHHQSWALK Emma 11an
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‘ L ‘4 i Mr...'1d Mrs. Charles Johnson 0g
~ élStamford. are 5pendi mg the week with;
i' NORWALK 5 ’l.lrs Jolmsons parents Mr. and Itlrs
1e: lG:orge S. 11111111111111 22 S'piing Hill
, l“ f‘avenut. M1: Johnson is able to be out
FURNACE :g SOCEE‘TY ggniter a .5e\'1-'~i1' :11tzttl1' 1.1grip.
.' I ' ii" iii I‘i‘ \‘1"ii"1tn1 W Tru-t-év of the Pew
r' nterlingerm glf'éfiringi . Everydttcmber- of your family 1? AV“ “5331“”! 3,111“th 1111111211, \9“ you; c111,}
70f: Ilyourcoatlbin ‘fP 5* bin is breathing once 111 every few sec ilv ‘ ‘ ' 1': as 11 1151101 1W'1steidaj, at the honiel
1'“ 9- onds. This rapidly removes the l ' ' of his 112161115 L‘r. end 311.5. “'illilttii J.
oxygtn {gout the air of a closed ,i‘; News g, Tl'ztt't'y. 1:1 \\'1~st awhile.
2' NWELCOME Winter room, so that ventilation is nec~ Iii ,1 ~—
U StiCks .around. YOu 05:13.02 h I l 5-» , vim. =.__} W i“ M; unit: 31115. Robert Mother, 1ot'
_ ll \‘.'illt€l‘ t .3 )E‘S \‘t' V‘ , ’t'— D l (in 5111‘ .oc's. were. visitors at tie
Should make It as hOt late is by iiit‘ans Utf fkcggxfnfii‘r . ALBRECHT—RAYMOND' viioiiie of .‘1ii'.'.tnr.i .\li'.5'. Fl‘t‘tl 1.. Baxter.
and uncomfortable for him as for 1- Cc This furnishes a neter- I A1 1111' h‘dn‘ismiir Ft'sitit'ncv' 01' the-:01 t‘ite=tnttt Sil‘t't't, Stunt-.11.
{3:11, 1: supply (.if ptll‘e outdoor l1irbridt-‘s part-1111.5, Air. and Mrs. Thomas; -, ..- ,
possible. 117C151 ivheateti and sent tlit‘otfglt- 1. Raymond, Flax lliii itoad, Miss;y Mrs. Arthur ‘1111. , of New York
not thé house—no stuffy rooms Elsie ’l‘ulies Raymond was united in.city,1va.5' n 11't.'ei'.--111d visitor with M125.
not cold drafts. The S't‘titFORD wedlotk to David Frank Albrecht, of Robert \\'ay,1-l' 116E115: a\‘t‘lil.l"’.
, Harris & Gaflb furnace' is an ideal warm air fur- 1?"?‘d-“0’i' :‘W‘f‘l‘iiff“”?‘,’"“' Th": .. 5. _ .. , . ,
nace. 11 it-iiitm) “11:5 “lilie'hMtl b5 immediate .\iiA iiiibrml tidiiiiiiiii,. 111 .\e\\
' relatives. the Rev. William G. Giili'i,\oi'i1 city, has been \isiting .\li‘.5'.
1 68 Water Street F ‘ pastor “1' H11,- First Methodist }1pjsc0. :l‘lalik “’tuid‘d'iiid,
TeL 2! OR SAIEBY ” l.“ .v.. pal church, otficiuting. \f1 and \lrsl '* "
7 _ HORACE R NASrl“ COR N~ MAIN .AND WEST STS Albrecht uio well- known to the people
" ”Mm” ___ ._ M .-_---,_-. or Norwaik, and they are let-eiving REPORI MANY CASES
WEATHER FORECAST iENIHUS|A in ”‘0 breeze, their hearty congratulations.
—-*‘ 8M f0“ IHE \iid ht'id friendly chats with the. 0f RHEUMAIISEfl Now
For l\orwalk and vicinity: 1‘ " v ' 1,5. . t
tied and warmer tonight; Tllt‘Nill)! ilutnt‘iiiiinlijtltlirtl'bliliesseemed to he of Hill-Hacker i’
probably rain. " l HUME fOR IHE AGED stone, ' 1' Attended iiylmembers oft the ismlv
A trouuh of low Licssure extending, And lllltlt’ everyone to leave it alone. ff: 3:,lcxnjioii‘1xtjiidiniliiildrui‘sbfhnlhiil..says we must keep feet OW: avotd
from. Texas northeastward to liliclit-l ((‘ontinued from First Page.) Jack Frost knocked at an unopened the head “f the Norwztik lion \\’ oiks' exposw'e and eat
you is ca'nnng unsettled weather with ...__ . . door. of this my. :1nd Mrs. Mildred Ogden“ less meat
mild temperatures in the central seci There have been no deaths in the 111- Although 11.5 neighbors were iUil(‘lli.‘diHa(‘l\'t‘1~' of New York citi‘. “.9“, mar-i Sm). “,f ”N, damp ground. MUM ”ii
’ lions. Pleasant weather continues stittition during the entire your. (3011- by the 51-01-11; ““1 at ”1,, Hum.“ 0f the At'eiision, pushy», kt't'p {wt dry, 1111 less met...
.ttlong the Atlantic coast north of inducing thttt the average age is over ttlucii pleat-111w iiit')’ gui'i‘ 10 liit' ('ilil' Fifth ”Milli-1‘ and 10111 street, itt \‘t'w drink lots of whit-r 11nd ithH‘ all take
Florida. Show was reported from 80 years. this is remarkable. A resl- dren mm; Yotk, Stunt-tiny .tftt'rnooii, 11H 0,1901" 11 spoonful ot' Hm,“Cranium,”mm“,
Colorado. Thunderstorms were re- dent nurse has been of great help this Who gutvhpyod them up 11nd shouted The “mum“. was 1mm, med 1,) in”. down 11,-1.1 acid.
, 90"“ from New MGXiCO 6111! Georgia. winter in caring for ”1“ Sid" The. Willi 8199 POI‘('\ Young, iec'tOi oi llll‘ church. Rheumatism is 1.ttt;~1-d by poironous.
Conditions favor for this vicinity; town, some church. or organization The hit-iii winds came and blew with The 11111111111; was :1 quiet affair btit toxin. t'flllt'd 1111;.- ttt-itt. which 15 .L’"!lt"
“1160111in weather witii mild tempem- puts in $100 for tech old person who their might. lht'\'t‘l‘lll(‘i(,=.~t 11-115 wry ittttitvnssiw. At nut-ti in 11111 1.1111111 illltl 1111111111111 iiittli
' lures. ' ’ (enters. This is kept for private ntil‘Snliut the littio.ntit held to the old tree it's conclusion :1 collation wits served the blood. it 1.5 the function of iiiPl
* lilig. find buriiti ”19 iniPTf’Si being halal tight; / and the imppv couple was concrutulat— kidneys 10 "liter this acid from 1110'
MIEATHER A YEAR AGO (’llCll year to the initiate for spending: hvtm when touttd with snow and with td by those in attendance. After a blood and 1-11.51 it out in the ili‘iiit'. Tin-i
TODAY.111101193' ““09 dollars 991 ““"k 1‘ 1"" i 109. short wedding tour .\ir. and Mrs. iliii pores of the skin tire 1.1:.” u liit’illls. of
no paid in 11.111 this bar'el) piitw‘ in! i” hugged i151-lf and dttlnrt'ti it wus'\\lil lt‘lill‘ll to Norwaik Where they tt't-eiiiu tho blood of this impurity. in
.|~1nnppimln.cz Low. 11],..1,‘ food (some months it does not). The| nice “in mum. 'rmi) “in 1,1. at home at tluinpund1vliiily,t~oiti “mm", ”1,.5111111
57. Rain. 'lown Union must wise the funds 1"01 . \i lust, \\t ititt rbetttt-n and brown. it! ll i'Iitn .511'1'111. ttftei' the firm of .\i11y.,pot'tt.5 :tI'-' closed, lilils forcing the kid-
lcoal.light,water,11115111111119 supplies,l l'ell l lnt‘ys to tlo tlotthio 11 ot-lt', they become
Eund reliuirs its well as lit!) the suiti- And the timid leaves covered its u'.- l Flatt-Taft "Willi und “USN-“'1‘ ““dm” ‘m‘limm'
't'ies of lllllll‘Ollb, mun, maids, :tnd rt'si- .A'liittiit'd shell: ‘ “Mrs. (iritt‘li iii. ’i‘ttl't and George (1, ttte this urit' ucid which keeps iicrinnit-
clIY NEWS :dcnt nurse. This is no small under its .\letit.dri1'tl to ashes, had given noil’lutt were united in marriage tit the idling and circulating through the .5525»,
itaking pie'tstti'9, bride's home (1“ iii llnviland street. tein.t'\'t'nttt.tli_v settling iii the jointsi
The idea seemswurn-m in \til\\alkl\'0 mm from its kernel its length-,siuui'mty night, Miti't-h 24th. by the and muscles catisliiir'SiiffiieSS. 51111111155-
Clayton 1.. Marshall has relinguisnium no help is needed io'suppmt the would measure. . .. ‘ » litev. J. Uill‘l‘iNm Thompson, of the, and 1111111 (tilled rheumatism. . ~ . u .
. . . Home and, because the tiresome beg- " I J i 1 a 1.1 30“”, Norwttlk Baptifil (.iiurch. l .\t the lib-Al llSlilht oi tittu.nati.1in
:. ed his ownership of the Crescent Laun~ ging “ng no more hel . _ _ 1. ,_ , . , . ,. 1 .. . 11 mm 101.4114 from any pharmacy about four
. dry and now has no interest in the . 1. , p 1.5 tetiut11d There ontt liitd :1 111.111 ill .1 llllit‘ hut. Mm 119 (trtmony it 01111 . ( ‘ ~ ‘ ' . q. . ' -bl 1"iooni‘iti
13'»- business. Mrs. Van Alstyne is m Aid was never needed more. TholAbout the size of u hickory mil; lntion ““115 lilll‘iitkt'ii of utter Which the i‘miltt': 'ol'Jdd flu-“1m‘iiiiriiglh'foro
possession of the same writer entered it local store not long‘Tht' little hut and :t Wee, little barn, happy t'oupii' Slim! ““3"." 0“ ”1"” ““‘d i“ “ "Id“ 0' ““1“ “I“ ‘ n ‘_ ‘ i
_. ' ago at it time when the clerks were not “'t'rt' set in the midst of a little farm. ding trip. ,i‘H‘M‘f-‘F‘ “"9“ morning for a week. ‘
The Sixth Company will hold u m_ busy. A clerk approached and said, in neighbors or friends he took no de- Th0“ l”"‘*»“'““ “1"“): M" ““‘1‘ Mrs. 1““ is said w eliminate uric “it: bri
, “How is 11“. Home for the A red ,.‘_ n m .ioshttn R. Jennings, 2111‘. 11nd Ml’b. ilei- stimulating the kitlntys to litiimii m
“I“ drill “Howe“ by an important 1 L' K - g ’ - 1 . '1 \t' ' 1 Mrs \luv tion thtt5t'itldintzthehittoti oi these 1111- i
meetingtomonow night in the armory tint: along? I dotit hear anythingfilis stuck his companions from morn. hert 3- “Jim“! ' 1' “l“ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ "p. i
1'1 tbout it i ulwnvs felt us if i would.' ing till night. Schumann "”d "‘0“ Paul. M“ “1“! Mrs. ”mm.“ "
Every member has been requested to 1 1. \l l - 1 . 1d tnu 1mm (‘1:r~‘ Jud Suits is inoxpcit’aive, harmless
be 11111511111.“me but didnt know just Wil0ll)’ lhe mnil mtin Tu W stopped on his] i1red ' “,mmngi‘ ‘" ‘ 1" 1‘ ’, i , . , 1'1 f 'a .4
_. ito approach or wtteie to send it. Willi trips to imd ti o 1mm" 5”” Edna ‘1' Matt. m“ E,” "ml '5 "WIT! from ”h .“w 0. 91.!!er .
A telegram “as received in NW you accept a dollot?" The dollar was And never outside did this little man hit 1:. ‘l‘utt,y‘ttllss Edna 1" gm} \MISHi‘md 1.011111111111113} “film‘s: 3:2“: ‘11?)
Walk this morning fi'oni a member or gladly reccived and just for curiosity, no. .“lltli‘l'tl .\I. tum and John . ilins. it’lld :5 1“]:0‘0f‘1;:fll:“(no .111' Auhjl‘t‘l m
' te‘Sixth Company, C. A. 0.. inquiring “I”. lam“ ”4“”de ”‘0 35‘“. “WIND "‘m'smnpr “M hitn m“ “m” “f - 711,-, and Mrs. :1; Hyatt. oi Xot- ll‘l:‘llll‘:l:l nt. lit-'ti- you time -1 11191115111“
whether or not the local comm“). had ascertained. lie hitd no purcnts, no liledily, . , , ' 1' i , . ii 15 , , , mh-,_“m1rmmk “-hith
been called .out for dutv. ,Oid people depending on him. lie \vtu' lliri time lit-'ti not waste in .511 t'oili.5'l1 walk. "mum.” to ”NW .lmm ‘.n_ L' 1‘1““me ,. h . , -. »- wt
’ . ' ~ 1 « v -i1'll_\' ‘titurduv. utter hiti'ttt: chimed ii overt-titres ttitt' tit-id and 1.5 heneiit .1
.___v 11. blibSCl‘ibt‘l to ctery charitable or v u tiny. t , , 'k'inevA' 115 Well—Adv.
. A Whom of the esc lime 111- gtiiiization in town, and yei lieu WAS a He raised his own t-'1op.5'.'mti illl‘t‘1~‘lll‘.tl"rlp m ”(man "0 Mu” H i. i
\ mates of Dr. Given". a: 1 ‘ . poor man. This was in strong: 0011- M5 0113 m 11in, i""' ‘ . "i
Stamford. reached the local police trast to another case. SUY‘Oitll ytms' iiut never had lit‘fli‘tl the sound of :ti mm‘ H ‘ WWW
yesterday. The runaways have not "go the writer asked one of our most‘ (min. i .
379i be“! t‘vliiiuit‘d- prominent townsnicit for it subscrlp- lAs for tmiltv. uirships oi' autontbiio, I H W t E h 1V1 ‘K
tlo:1.He Will“ it very wealthy man who lit'i never hitd Mind of these “undo” g 0t a er ac 01 ning :
I 1 meeting or the Board 0‘ DiI‘eCi‘ :tood high in public opinion. He re in steel. 1 ,
3.. .073 0f, the Falrfield Countyh‘arm B“ plied, "There are too many charitiestoii his little green form he was til-i 3 P t Roses In Your Cheeks i
'1? ‘Imtllltvhifli‘ictie:fidthgquzrsc‘lhillohheqfig]: ill town, It] can't, sgpport them nii,itA l“'1in content, i 1;; u S '0
1 , 0 ,(kn ,( . 0 1 ‘ 1‘ i i ,‘. JV . ' ‘ , l _ pf. MKA ......
’ lclock. important. business will he “1:125aleliaédedoildip:oxh‘l: ii'lifoaiiegtil miniizintlim‘1 km“ M1111 (Immyi _ Elmfinén. WQOTOQXC‘OQQW ‘0me fl“ ‘QCUCJ. ”09:39“!
transacted, help, if I had I could send them tolllut lie hecmne old and Siil'in‘ll‘tl tutti) 3 I
‘ ”Y,“ New York. 1 can't afford to give you worn, ‘: 3
Of course you will want some new : '
records for Erp'tei', so be sure to hear
"The Holy City" by Evan Williams
for $1.50 and “Psalms" and "Lost
Chord" for $1.00 at Donnelly’s, 16 So.
i Main .A'ti‘e-et. Store open every even-
mg.
Tomorrow evening. Supreme Secre-
tary William J. M-cGuiley, and State
Deputy William J. Cronin will attend
a. joint meeting of the uptown and
downtown Knights of Columbus Coun-
cits. in the clubrooms of Catholic Un-
ion Council, No. 46, in West avenue.
After the regular meeting the omoers
Will address the knights in‘an Open
meeting to which all Catholic gentle-
men and friends of the knights are
invited.~ A social time will follow.
The knights anticipate a. pleasiant ev~
ening, and expect a large attendance
~TONIGHT, LAST GAME
Troy, world champions vs. Norwalk.
aasketball, armory, preliminary," danc-
_ inc. peeerved seat sale at Donnelly's.
=1 ' ‘° Foley’s
Honey
and Tar
when in the
clutches of
La grippe.
‘ . Ibquickly stops the bail} cough.
'2. ciao: the pain‘ and
tightness in the chest. ' ‘5‘ If);
, heipti the wheezy =
_ breathing '
111 inch
wind"! y
«1ch
' strength 'fulletii.”
a cent." Upon inquiring it 1111.5 fouzitli
that he did not con' into to “if three.i
other charities he had named.
it is posuible that, many have not
given their tlbliar a year because they
have not been asked. it“ so they can
send it adrdessctl to the Town Union
or its president at any time.
Some say if I give this dollar a year
10 the Home Chapter I become a
i(lng'n Son, and I don't want that. in
Psalm 24, David, who called himself
the 301101? God, sang praises to "The
King," and later in Psalm 71. he
prayed "Cast me not off in the time of
old age; forsake me not wlieit'my
Is there anything
'more noble or manly than tta cure for
the aged?
Dvery woman in the Town Union is
tendy to raise any amount of money
needed, but a small gift from every
able man would ease the burden. Let
every man pause and ask himself the
question, "What kind of a town would
my town be if every man were just
-like me?" Let him search his heart
for the great love which in his in-
fancy his mot-her gave him. and then
from the fullness of his hem't'let him
make a. sacnlfice if need be, to help
those aged Women who are the moth-
ers of men
This is a town with several chari-
ties, but it iii also one of varied amuse
mantis, and is stirred to its depths at
this time by rumors of war. Do not
find excuse or criticise the women
back of this great work haying they
are impoanig too many burdens, but
do your little mite and let the deed be
outdone by the doiifl.
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A SIMILE.
{t nut once grew lulu hickory trot
For lo5't slot 11 and mom he lllltl 11-:
i'oii in iiit)til‘:il
il.iitlt' by little the green itttm iiu'itod
hr,owii
The buildings and rcpt-11:: i
lililli! down.
“Winn tutti
Tlic foul5 :.t 11151 died. t'."(‘t])l the lone,
dut'k.
The little httt .5111'i1ci9d
brown chuck,
And the little old innit
the 11m
Ttiructi to dust like
hickory nut.
MINERVA .\l. DAVIS.
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5' Rowm'ou
mum-5&2“
“'illiill it
who lived in
lllt‘ meat iii tht
‘Nd'bo‘ahvl'
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The Epworth League, of the Row-
ayton Methodist church.
social tomorrow night in. the church.
Expectations are that 11 fine time will
be enjoyed.
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According to Graduate Manager
Ervin Kent, of Cornell, Alma illicit
ards, the noted high and brbad jumper.
and Windugle, the distance runner, are
considered eligible to compete in the through the ter
intercollegiate championships to be
held at Franklin Field, iii/May. The
Cornell committee on student affairs
1111111». an investigation of the reports
of competition at other colleges he-
tore Richards “and Windagle entered
Cornell. The body was unable to find
any violation of the rules and Coach
Monkle‘y will use the two stars in all
1 .. the» duel and other meetsp it is under-
To look one's best and feel one‘s;
lbest is to enjoy an in5ide bath teach?
imorning to flush from the system the
iprevious day's waste. sour termenta-i
‘tions and poisonous toxins before it is
when it- burns, leaves behind a certain
amount of incombustibie material in
like form of ashes. so the food and
ldriuk taken each day leave in the ali-
'menta.ry organs a. certain amount of
indigestible material, which if not
,ellminz’tted, fornis toxins and poisons
which are then cked into the blood
finds which are in-
tended to stick in nourishment to sus-
ttnin the hotly.
ei it you want to see the glow of heap,
thy bloom in your cheekji. to see your
skin get clearer-and clearer, you are
told to drink every morning upon arisx
ing. a glass of hot water with a. tea-
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it.
“the wattle material , and taxing from
stoodthnr Yale‘ started the informal
which is :1 11.111111111111111.“ of washing fpore‘s do;
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Girls 1. '11! it much with 5itllo\\'sl1in.5,§
li\(‘l' spots, pimples or paliid complex-l
ion, also those who wake up with al,
Ecoated tongue, bad taste, unsty biertth, l
will give u absorbed into the blood Just as coal, '
others who are bothered with head-t
'arhes, biiious spells, acid stomach or.
con‘: tipatioti' should begin this phos- i
phated hot water drinking and 11113 as
sui'ed of veiy pronounced iesults in.i
One or two weeks.
A quarter pound offlim'estone phos-
phatencosts very little at the drug
store but is sufllcient to demonstrate
that just as soap and water cleanses,
purifies and freshens the skin on the
outside, so hot watér'v and limestone
phosphate act on the inside organs.
We must always consider that inter-
nalsanitation is" vastly more impor- .
taint than outside cleanliness, because
the skin pores do not absorb impur-
itles into the blood, while the bowel
Women who- desire to enhance the
complexion should just
by.
HOWLAND’S
Fling the Flag
to the Breeze!
From every home, let Old Glory show.
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The Stars and Stripes should mean more to us today;
than ever. '
it should need no request in tin governor or presidentl'
to bring out the flags.
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Those wanworn battle-torn tings ill the State Capitoll j
at Hartford tell :1 story of stress and bravery in days gone,»
let the bright new firms. tell :1 sto‘i'y of tiett't'initiatiotti '
and ttnitv today. '
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Wool bttntitij' liliQ‘S, st intitii'ti, titst color,
sizes irtttn . ’by 5 teat to 8 by 12 feet—
. $5 to $15.
Cotton bunting flags, shout" and durable,
size 5 110m 4 by 6 to 8 by 12 teet—
$3.50 to $8.50.
EXTRA—Cotton bunting tin igs, 4 by (i feel,
with pole and holder— $1.25
Upiiit the Banner; Let it I loati
'l'iiii'd floor. 3. )
Dotch curtains.
extra valuc.---$l.50
Tasteful excellent scrim curtains made with Dtitcii
valance. . ‘
,’i‘i‘i'iitiicti with lure of good quality and attractive dot
Sign.
~ Pretty and pleasing
t
(liltl genuinely good all through. :
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Spatial vitiuc— $1.50 pair. ,
“”3““.‘1 .1 . ’l‘liirJ floor. t'..,ip_Lf' ‘ i
T b ' i
wo cautlcs i ,
for sports skirts i
For :1 sports skirt of pit-tin hue—nietcerised rep. " ‘1
Firm strong ' lilitl pleasing“ of texture. ' ‘ 1"
Rich and stjietui colors :—Keii\ n1',een void, purlpie,*
mustard, orange, rose! -. 3
What style such skirt will have wotn with hat trim—t ,
load in harmony and with while waists or 1' mt brigittenediv
bv Sports fig tires!
A yard wide—59c yard.
For sports skirt with distinctive
white pique or tan Ttissrth.
' The pique has great litl“€ impressive Orientzti patterns
in gold and green and blue ,1
'. The Tussah, too, is printed in Chinese designs and iii
unique colors.
, And there is a Tussah ill plaids that will make skirt of ......
handsome effect. -
One yard wide—75c yard.
Right aisle, roar.
design —- figured 5.
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THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY.
'” OTTO Pm Stilliilliiil‘f
Voice Building Specialist
Of N. Y. C. Brooklyn, Peddie
and Bridgeport, Conn.- -
,itaiian, French. Germ'an and Englis
i Singing properly taught.
Terms, dates, apply to Mrs. William
H. Starve, 5 West Ave., South Norwa!’
Woosterdilowersock
Attorneys at Law
PATENTS
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F. H. Bowersock, 13 years
practice N. Y. City
Security Building, 1115 Main
St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN
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