cur MARKET
NO. MAIN ST
also Charlotte Jarvis of Seaview
'ue, is visiting relatives in Corn-
Conn.
y Scouts, Troop Fire, held a drfil
night in Marvin school. Thcro
» a large attendant».
‘Ie barge "Alice" brought in 11 load
"anthracite coal for thc Ferris Coal
opany this morning.
131119111 'Ganung of East 11111111111, has
111th :1 ptoition in SC'lllillZ'S mory
...,IA meeting of the Third l’llstrict com-
sioners will be held this evening
he electrical plant.
he Pastime A. C. will meet the.
finneciicut Giants Sunday afternoon
the. Wicke lot. A snappy game is
1:;
111... Olive M. Finch, 11.11111111111-
and Mrs. Clarence l. Finch, of.
. {Point street is visiting friends 111
Wgepori. .,_ .1- g
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Boys in the Third District are re-
ted to have been kttuliug cherries
he culprits will be punished it found
’ the police
:fl'he Woman‘s Auxiliary the.
317131 church held :1 11111111111;' _\'1'Si1'l‘-
any-afternoon wilh Min-z. lllclutrd (l.
andl'icke. i‘ovc :11'cnuc. llcgulur
outlets (‘2'.lllI1" up l"t.11'.d1;scu.~'.siou 11nd re-
”ailments were served.
11‘."
Melvin l‘i'uldron ol‘ Osborn avenue,
Ind Charles Swint, of BM. Norwulk,
M examinations for the linked
States navy. Mr. Waldrnn contem-
flateo enlisting as an engineer,
Denluls of the statement that the
water business is nourishing have ap-
peared recently in ril'H‘l‘ul of the state.
pipers: it is said 111111 this vast in-
lustx'y is in bud shape although it 1.:
"Bil phat another 1'1 .11' will see it
nice more booming.
The Men's Close 01‘ the East Avenue.
flelhodisi Episcopal church will inc-ct
‘lmniorrow at 10 o‘clock for the first
lime; and will study :1 Pun-Jewish con:
fvenItbn that met 4.11110 yours ago, and
.1: effect 011 the life 01‘ toduy The
now-sign board is expected 50““, and
maid-11o a big improvement
Shun-ch .1: 1,171.1:
"East'Norwalk is noted for many
things. Among the most recently
'fiund curiaeity is th: “:cuiuihal" cat.
191hi'oddity actually kills and 11111:. kit-
flans: It has been caught 1:01 eral
time. and complaints have been made
, lo Constable Henry C Sclzer. The
’ m» of the cat with cannibalistic
lieu lives on Belts Place and has
been: warned to lulu- the cat disposed
TRY " IT 'AND SEE!
your corn: or oalluses off
with fingers! .1 Doesn’t
hurt a bit!
13111
‘11.
" noted Cincinnati chemist 11.511.-
t frozen and it can be had 11
bottles as here shown for a few
from any drug store
1 : You simply apply a few
:ér drops of freczone upon
“is; tender corn or painful cal-
‘31 lus and instantly the sorc-
ness disappears then short
" ly you will find the. corn or
callus so loose that you
tankers.
1”- No pain, not a bit of
soreness, either when ap-
plying free-zone or after-
wards and it doesn't even
irritate skin.
Hard coriis,§oft norm; or
between the toes, also toughen-
calluses Just shrivel up and lift
_ 6011 easy It is wonderful! Seems
to It works like a charm. Gen-
it” - “or label.
. lertainiugz her
Crockett oi New Haven.
of'
in both in New Haven today tolling .
1
1) the
' ayton Baptist Church.
a new ether compound and call-1
a ' ory Bluff.
man just lift it off 1111b the}.
m SOUTH
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..-.- warm vi. M'ow.rvm9I 1
Roway'tcn Baptist Church
Sunday. .111 " 1. 3111,1517. l'lZSo seziice
15%,wa knew-H- - - “‘4 g of 11111 'ltine .1. .';::‘1 p 1.11 ‘1' '1
1'3: 1' Mir!" fii; the p'tstor under the Ninth—"11119511
55.3% {klzg EQSEQ pz'cnlc Joy." A {pt—thil xitoir 1 lilC‘l
1%.. “awn-3., _ .1111: b11111 at'ranzed t‘-.-" '11.) si'ulm'r
will bc limit] for the 121:; .511111 :11 this
W“ ' Sch 1".‘1‘.
, 1 ll :71!) the Bible School will meet for
‘ study. 1
“'de ()l' (.‘udlipp 51114.1 1,; ('11-, 621:3 lllt‘ ”1'. P. S. (‘. l‘l. will hold ll'i
piste]. from ballbllry weekly devotional meeting.
7:111) The 1-1'111'311g Service 101‘ praise
121ml worship with short gospel sermon
Iii 1'5.
101' 11 i'ew day's.
‘1sz A“) Flint of \'.-v. \ork spent by 1111.1 pastor upon the kubjcct of
Godly Soblltr."
'luesday the Sunday School
have the annual picnic, place and
llll 1.11-k- end with her i;1.1u.l on Row
‘ to
ayion avenue. "
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. , , plum: will be nitnounttd at the Sun-
MISS Model J111'v1s lull: returned ,
. . . d'1y School on bunduy.
home utter sevetel days VlSll \1'11h
. The meeting on Wednuduy eye-11?
111ill be in charge of the Foreign Mi.
isions lender
Mrs. Alfred Crockett has returned-
home from :1 tisit with her son Leltoy
relatives in Bridgeport.
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Sidi-
null 111;. llttl‘l of West
avenue been tiitct 'tuining
cue~ts from out of town.
Fred
bare
AN!)
mono 'mN
M1'.:111d Mrs. Cover of
have been 11111111111111; .\ll'.-:
boll of l“l.1l.111l;dl‘1:t.
l‘l’lk’ ‘lt‘lfl‘
.‘Vt tllll‘ lllt
Mi~'.~ Lutile ni'llildil of West Side
.11'1'11111. returned home after :1
week's visit with t‘l'itnds in New il:1~
yen.
ltle William “213 int: lcl'l lo\\n lu pmkc
l1i.~i home in illiodtc island.
ll:1"11l<l (‘ull-fll.
lending
Mrs. t'l.11'k 11:11: now improved at"
:111 illness ol' st‘h'l‘lll weeks.
1:.
has been at-
\\‘e.-'ley:tn College has return-
ed to his home for the summer 1111:1—
\l’llo
jlt
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Mrs. 1., Munroe ol' Springtime wue :1
lion,
lrecent gllt'hl oi Mr. and Mrs. John Old-
Miss 7111111 Dean and Tltotnpsolhrm'
l‘r'in ol‘ t‘edor (lute huve gone to New- """"'“
WW News for 11 few duys where Mr, Mr. and M1». 1‘. .\l. \\':11'd of New
ll"-:'n will enlist.
York 1111' occupying thclt' cottage at
‘L‘edar Gate.
Margaret Jennings and Missl
'l‘tlt'll. of this pluce, 11re spendlna
:1 11-11""ou of their vacations ill Luke-‘
wood, New .lt‘l'st‘)‘.
Miss
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Mrs. John \\'.'tile Awry left. yester-
day lol' Muinc, where she will remain
Etht'ough tltc mouth of July.
M12: Stonebridge and (11111:: liter lid- I
1" 11! l.:1kc\\'ood,lt.'1.1: l‘elulned 11011101.
1.1'111' >pending :1 few days with
and Mrs. F. C. Albrecht.
The \‘ot'olon lit-11111111 team will play
:1 11111111 from (lictuwich. tomor'rovl 111-
Mr , .
ttrnoon, .. Lg
llobet't Mitt'llotmld bus obtained (111
tll‘lllllllllllt‘lll to no lo the {I‘Ulll With an
ambulance amp:
'I 11.1 ruciu: yucht "Nadia,” ow ned by:
\\"lli:1ttl lv‘. Choke, ltll \t’.\ll!l‘d'l)‘ for».
\'1"11.' lltlt‘lltdlt‘~ ill?
.'.".i't‘:4 today. 1‘1111111111 \\’tlli:1m YounaZi
1111.:- in churize.
to participate 111
\l 1's. .1. .l. \\:1deol l‘. rooklvn. is 111:1k
1111: 1111 extendtd visit with bet Slfill'l'
11118. C. .1. Dinner.
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Mrs. Mary 111111 11110111 Friday in .
111-1111111111. \Yllllt‘ 1111-1-11 tin-s 11.1111 " 7 W
, . _‘\'u . . .\ 1‘”; \\' f: '
9111' her 1:011, l‘rmton, btlotc leiiyinlzl .hl \1ll1ll111 1“ !‘ 1|. no I 1111;} a
S 1 I ‘ '-
11.1 (.1 orgiu \\llt to be will he in dlilld1| m en 0 ttluiort, ‘3 lltqllt‘llllly
1'11: [01 MM”) month's. lmeu in town. 115111111: ll'lende.
The members of the Women‘s llilllel
Study (1111:: and the -\. W. T (‘llSS1
held :1 picnic 111 Roton l’oinl TllOSd 11 1“”
-t L‘lt‘llt‘l‘il 'ood time was enlycd bll
till. The nt‘fuir was in charge of the!
Silt'lill coulmittms of the two (‘13::st
Mrs. Wilbur
1111c has been
ll.
visiting
’.lobcrl Situmcl of New Cannon.
Mrs Robert lluscot of \‘oroton
,1lltigllts, with her two little daughters,
is spending two \1 ecki: in Dnnbury.
.1 dance 11nd sociul will he held at
the .\‘oroton Height} lire house by the
Ladies" auxiliary next
big,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
closed the Pope cottam‘
huve been occupying :11 Tokcncke
since early in the season, and gone
1101' :1 visit of several weeks in Wiscon-
1 SH].
Turner have
which they
'l‘uesduy c1 cn-
lidwurd D. Ayers or Fitch‘s Home is
spending .11 vacation trip visiting in
Boston. llurt'e, \'l., 111111
England points.
Civil Engineer Albert Phillips of the
old 'l‘okenckc roud bus-charge of the
conslrticlion work of the Connecti-
cut (‘ompony along South Main street,
South .\'o1'wzilk. where new lies' midi
trucks are being laid.
A l-lnrley-lhtvidson motorcycle, hear-
ing '(‘onnecticul license .\'o, 2,884 11:11
stolen in Bridgeport, lust night. Th1'
and ll)(.'lll police were notified of the tin ft,
mioud warned to keep '.1 sltui'p lookout
M, .Ior the machine.
1 Another of the series of novel
lpopulur dances will be enjoyed
Tokcxlcke club Saturday evening,
nu>1 t This occasion will be 11 Shlrtl
waist dance with swim and supper. l
The affair is in the hands of compe- i
tent committees. 1
1M1's. Morelli's Statement is'Mo'st Con-
Misses 11211111111 and Mildred (‘ush-i vincing Evidence
man of Logan street,:11e to spend When M15 Morclli t-ntloz'sed [loans
their vacations with rclativ e: in \\'or- Kidney Pills she told of liming receiv
cestey, . Massachusetts starting on cd complete relief. Now Mm Morelli
Monday. Miss Emma is the populot tells how veals have passed without
bookkeeper for James A Donnelly, of any retuln of kidney trouble. Results
South Norwalk that last are results that count. South
—~__._ Norwolk people should gain by Mrs.
The funeral of Mrs. John H. Rav- Morelli's experience
mond will be held Sunday afternoon Mrs. M. 1111111111, 22 Union street,
at 20‘clock from the late home in Dar- South Norwalk, says: “i had trouble
ten and at 2:30 o'clock from the Row- from my kidneys for three years and
Roy. H. E 1111- was often in misery, owing to the dull
derson will omclate- and interment aching acress my 1.. lleys.. 31.5211
will be in the Spring Grove cemetery. stooping over I got occasional sharp
_____._ pains. Often I was so bad I should
James Kelley, of New Canaan, is. en- have been in bed instead of up and
‘gaIged in a large contract at land- around the house. A friend told me
reaping on the Farrel estate at. Hick: about Dean's Kidney- Pills ‘and I 1:01
He has a number of men them at Plalsted'n Drug lStore. I used
employed there and the work‘consists 1'11 all four boxes and they drove the
of transplanting many kinds of plants pain 110m my back and corrected the
and shrubbery, besides laying out the kidney action. " , (Statement given
lawns and flower beds. lAprii 26, 1906). ' .
kTen.Yenr Test '
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NO TROUBLE SlNCE
——-————
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Tetard of Token-,-
cke have been entertaining Miss Moi.
ly Cogawell of New York. The Tetard
home is open every morning to Red
ICross workers, and a group, larger or
lsmaller. of Tokeneke women, are: way possible".
busy each day, preparing supplies for: Price 501:, at all dealers. Don't aim-
the soldier boys.. So much interest is ply ask for a kidney remedy—get.
being taken in the. work that the'mat~ Dean‘s Kidney. Pulse—the some that
ter of meeting of the: Tokeneke Innis Mrs. Morelli has twice publicly recom-
l
22, 1916 Mrs. More-1i added: “I have
had no occasion to use-Dunn's Kidney
Pillo since they cured me; '1 am al-
ways glad to recommend them in any
Ml: .11111‘ . 'd'.;’t;'3 1.: lT1,ile
I.~‘.1:1d 111‘:- 1-"zt(-1'..1.':11L; t..: Ill. ":1
Blfli'is 'll' .\t‘\\’al‘k, N. .l.
‘ SILK SWEA' I 'ERS
The board oi directolk of ill" ll'tllt '
‘lsland 11111111111111: 111 _.<.<Ii:1t1""t 111111; , . .
pith it. it. Holden 111:1 owning. 21nd $4.g5 to $15.30
More was a lull atlcnditnc 1.
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ller daughter}:
other New.
Overten years later‘ or on. June -
NORWALKLVEHEG 81111!an
mitt
SATURDAY, JULY 14, 19111!
1: 10! till
3
103.11“ ‘
M15. Julia Lestir has returned to
111 r llUll’lP til 35 Falrileld uremic, :li'tcl‘
pending setcrnl dais as the guest of
Ll‘ll'sfldithnl'd ll.ll0ltlen.lltll1"latld.
Whoa-tired and Nervous
If the end of the day finds you weary or irrio
table, “'1 1h aching head and it ay ul nerves ,you need
something to tone and strengthen the system.
-BEEfilldld’3 PILLS
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A benefit card party for the Home
tor the Aged was given \esel'.d11:r :ti-
11111111111 by .‘dls. (harlos 1‘ l’iiiv fit
l111' home on Bell. Nund. "lht' 111111
111' tablev rlllll a drintv c'ol '1. ‘ion was
':er1'td. The 111.1111 were \cry 'llnple, l
d :1 sulmunt? :1I 9.11111 Wits lt‘l‘li't'l fro
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lllt object 1'01 which the tI..11'y\\'.1.i .
giwn . l' arearemedy which on? kly helpsin restoringnormal ;
,. , ._ , _ \ 3 conditions. l‘licyacton tho stomach, liver andbowels, 1
11: litzhtflll (11111 puny w... 11.1111 ‘ and so renew the strength, and steady the nerves.
A few doses of these wmld- famed family pills will
1'1 .~'.-tt -'1'd .31. on llil'11ll111illl lllt l1 1111c ol
Mrs. inchmtt 11. Chianti, 111111.: l.l.md, 1 . j .
l'l.r tbc benefit 111‘ ”11' .\'o.'\1'1ll: l‘lml)» ‘ ring e come e e
i" 11' Ill' ll '1 1" 55. Th 't'e ‘-l" six
till‘v ~11} 1ft :9”. -' ..(.. .\,. .t“ :q - ‘ Direction. of Spociaanluo to Women are with Every Box
A ‘ ‘ h ‘H ‘ 4 w m 111111.115 “V l 1“ Sold In dru into throughout the world. In box“. 10¢” 25:. r, -
Y 8' .
'l‘urncl' 111111 .\lr~'., Spurn-s, bo' 1 of flow I g
York city. A duinty (‘Ulliilll'h who
saved. The ncxt tttcotlnl: wi‘l be llt'ltl —”
on next Friday tilltllltltlll :11 “11' 11.11111-
ot‘ Mrs. J. .l, Strobmcyer, Belle Hand."
The ail/1 olDisl/hcffl/e Jeri/ice. ;:
(IO-OPERATION
The spirit of our service is Cooperation—Abe en.
, deavor to be of the utmost assistance to our cus:
tomers in the handling of their banking business.
GRACE BAPTIST CONCERT.
Sacred conccrt of tiruce Baptist
church, Sunday, July 13, :11 .‘itilll p in.
The billowing program will be r 113
dcred: I ‘
Opening hytun——-(‘hnh'
P1'uyer——Mr .l Walters
Select nodding—libs lucv Middleton
lRE’(‘llflll011—Mld:~ M. l.. llnilcy 1"
.‘luslcvliliss 1Kfllll" Robinson
\‘ot'ttl Solo—Mrs. E. O. l‘owcll
Recitation—Miss E. chum-d
Select lle:1di111.'~.\ir. J. Howard
\‘ocul Solo—«Miss ('lllyin llrdu‘n
llct italioanb's Fisher
Sclt't'l Ill-riding «Corn llulley
l'11pcr t-ern. L. llullcy
Yilcciltitioanrs. .I. .\‘inllno
Select lleudlni: «Ml» Addie 'l‘hoinns
\'oc:1l Solo—Allin: Etully White
llecitotion~-!tiIiislet' George llickson
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- We believe that. you will enjoy transacting your
financial all airs through this institution and we
cordially solicit your account.
...... THE PEOPLES .-—-«
TRUST COMPANY 111...:
of South Norwalk,Conn.
Sc lecl llcuding— Mr ls'lult llrnwn ..-. ...-
\‘octtl Sillil'v‘Ml‘ll. l‘l'biulk Scott.
Seb'el R1 111111111.» Ml'n. V'. i 'ullor
llelnurks—Rev. Sims
1?;sz h1mn«(‘nntn'1c:1tion‘ -
1.1 lldll‘lx—‘k‘hh. N. l). (‘ook and Alex
Dickson.
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NORWALK VACATION SCHOOLS.
The attention of onreutrtb: culled to
the advantages offered in the vacation;
school to their children. A conipewml
corps of teachers is in cltn'zte.
Every One Should
Fly thelNalional
' Colors-
All thel
classes in ttt'itbulctlc, tllgcbru, geogru-E
,phy, science, English, Latin, l‘nited."
States 11111] Ancient.history. The 1111-.
pile are dolor: serious: work in order to » .
milke conditions on subjects in which? “a 3x5 "30, wnhZPOIe and. EB
they lulled. l-Ixiuninutions will 1101
given in these subjects, and credits‘ fl Fix‘mes ' 98c
will be allowed for the work made up. ~ ‘
The school Wm‘k ot' the school begins: 5X8 “89 Will! P019 and 2
on Monday, and there is still an op-1 FiX'ureS’ . $1.75 )
portunlty for those who desire to mokc‘.
up their work to enter the classes,
and they are advised to do so immedi-
diiel)’. The sessions are held in the
high school beginning at 8:31) and clos—
ion :11 ll :30. l'upils are required to be.
in school only during their recitation
period.
olli'nss Go
DANBURY CHIEFS HERE
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Officers of Cockenoe Tribe Raised Up
By Deputy Great Sachem
Smith
Accompanied by :1 lam e delegation
of wmriois. llcputy Great -Suc.bem
Clarence 1. '.'-Smith and start of Pallgus-
sctt Tribe, Dalibury, come to Norwalk,
inst night, 11nd raised up the chiefs oi
Cockenoe 'I‘ribo, No, 32, I, 0. R. M.
After the regulnr business-had been-
concluded, .1 social time-.was enjoyed
and refreshments were enjoyed. The
visitors departed for their home. res-
ervation :11 :1 into hour, having been
royally entertained by the members
or the local 11111:». ‘
The. officers installed
were as follown:
Sachem—William N. Jones.
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A new line of Bungalow Aprons in Striped and Plaid Gingham,
trimmed withtbias bandst . . . . . . . . . . $1.25, $1.50, $1.69,--$1.75:
1'Percalen3ungalow Aprons.:with elastic bandagbutton side-or
hm-.. .. 75c and $1.00
5911'
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Small 'Ghambray Kitchen Aprons . . . . . ..
Small» Pe‘roulorAprons, with or without bibs . . . . . . . ..
I It; ‘LLETTE:
.. 35c
last night
$eninr»Sagamorc—'Frnnk Reinhardt. '.. ' '
Junior S:tn11more~—Jobn Brotherton.; "_ 88"WASHINGTON’BT‘.’ SOUTH NORWALK.
Prophet~Clarence :Stoots. ' fl '
First Sannnp—E, J. Taylor. - - _ -
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Second Salmon—William .J. .Powell.
Guard of the Wigwam—George San-
derSpree. -
Guard'of the Forest—Henry Payne.
' DEATHS ' 'AND FUNERALS.
Peter Galllgan.'
Peter Galllgan,_aged sixty-five years,
died last nightat his home'ln Ferris
hers boughz the jare‘nnd'oontrzbuted avenue, after a short. illness. lib is
the materials, with the understanding survived by four daughters. the “ism
that they should have the tinished1Ellabeth. Jennie. Nellie. and Agnes
the Norwalk library next Tuesday at product, but the later thought is that'Galligan, and by two sons, Jeter J
ten, the products canned' are to {18.1 will: be fun tonuction thefilled jars and David. Funeral service's will his
beans, wax beans. string beans, “Millet the-rendxotdhebanhiflgdn' Septem- held Monday mofningnt 9 o'clocklrom
booth. AND“ ”831113 “111391111 the her. “The demonstrations are nbso St.-'Mary'11 churcb'l'anddntermontmiil
garden and willing to contribute them lutely free, and next Tuesday tit ten
' ' will be the turn all the Civic League -
this. Committee. {011- the Civic Led-Sue.
The. idea now is to auction the cans
of fruitand vegetables at the-last
demonstration. This is the/"ohm of
Welcome. At-i‘irst'spmo of thermom-
ANOTHER CANNINO DEMONSTRA-
TION
'At the cannihg demonmxratidnsby:
Miss HallOCk and "Miss Hammond at
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be made in St. Mary‘sicemetery. 1"“
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The Ecsiyel
That the 1111.111:- cf our eye
31.53 mounting and the 11am;
means something. In appeal:
nnce it is NEAT and GRACE-
FUIL; in its grip it is efficient
without pinching painfully; in
price it is reasonabie~$2.50 in
gold filled and $4100 in solid
gold.
We can put one on your lenses.1
while you wait. .
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THAMER
“The Three-0 Eye Service"
Oculists, Optometrists, Opticians
87 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn,
Open Sat. eve. until 9 o’clock
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THE RED 81 Willi
ELECTRICAL C0.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—«50 So. c.5111 St.
So. Norwolk, Music Hall 8111.
sat-511$
' ANV'klND
IBought for Cash
Address ll, care Sentinel
W.__.J_.._._J ‘
iron Wanted
. We will pay you the highest-
.market prices for scrap iron and
metal in large quantities. Get. in-
{formation from us before selling to -
anyone.
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. I... EFFRON
:3 Rowan St. East. N orwa‘ik.
Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906.
lilarker Motor Wagons
When you own one you pos-
‘sess one at the beslItrucks
. built.
THE BARKER FACTORY
A remedy for intention-
01 Ibo urinary tract.
‘Puinlenl. non- 91111101111113
and Wm not lirictum. .
Reborn in I to 5 days.
NOLII lfl‘ DRUGGIUI‘I.
Pucnl Pout it desired—Price bu. or 3 bottle- $27!.
tun anus median. ed" emcmnmm.
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Pyrex-
INSECT lClDE
FUNGICIDE
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Most. teal. Eating,
lnsectsatltl
Many Blights.
Albert D.‘ Morgan
' WASHINGTON STREET '
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F'. -- 3'. LYON
Job Printing
Sosflorwalk}
SUMMER
CLOTHES?
ON CREDIT:
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