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.3 opportunity if satisfaclory. Good pay keeping
'i Glasfifiedn'" .. .31 ""Wts:=
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Business and mom
on this pogo. Twenty-Five Words .or
31.00. Blackhe- «Capo Double Price.
1.3m;
Miscellmeoneidds.
common... 50.: week I
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p WANTED. !
.3 WANTEDvA GIRL FOR GENERAL" TO LET——5 ROOM FLAT, ALL 1M"
,"pma «work. Call at Rock Ridge Drive,_ movements, near So. Norwalk station.
‘60th Norwalk. .0311 between 10 andAplpy Albert Wellnitz, 181 Flax Hill
“"12, References required. Mrs. C. F. road. Phone 131-3.
".Alllstrom. s22 3t,
- .fi ‘ ~- , To LET—A THREE RooM APART-1
WANTED—GIRLS ion PACKING ment, with all modern improvements '
and inspecting tubes. Good chances inquire at Frank Libner’a store, 2 Hon
.for advancement, Apply Emnloyment ton street.
enpartment Nor-walkr'l‘ire & Rubber
Ito, Winnlpauk. ‘ 52:! 3t
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- TO LET—2 CONNECTING FUR--
Inished roms, with gas, water, toilet
and all conveniences for light house-I
near East A\'e. depot. 214‘
WANTEDQMLIGIIT BQYS. Goon
TO LET. l
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non SALE. }
FOR BALE—FORD TOURING CAR,
A—l shape; late model. Mrs. J. Meek-l
er, 10 Washington St., So. Norwalkl
520 at:
.v
To LET—~7 ROOM HOUbE; ALL:
improvements; hot water heat. Can-l
lrally located, 5 minutes from trolleyfi
llnquire 84 Woodward Ave., or Tel. 365-‘to reject any a'nd all bids if, in the
4 or 473-3. 11‘
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“FOB” SALE—PA NEW. 8 1000M
bones, in retitled section, With all 13‘;
test improvements. Can be bought on
' the street Omissioner of, the (lit. 1o!9
iand copies of the specifications may be;
NUTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ‘ ‘
Sealed proposals will be receivolifby
Norwnlk, at his office, in the City all;
of said city, not later than 12 o'clpck {
noon, Sept. 27. 1917.. Sold pmpoflis‘
to cover the ummishing of materials,
and the penormance of labor required:
for the construction of a. sewer in':
Eversley ivenue. Plans may be seen:
had by calling on said Street Commis-l
sioner. at said office. and depositingl
the sum of Ten Dollars (310.00), for
which his receipt may be. had, and
which sum of money will be returned
upon beh return of the spoollicatitgls,l
in good order, to said Street Commie;
sioner. Bids must be made onblank
forms to be obtained from the Street
Commissioner. The right is loserved
opinion of the Street Commissioner. it
is for the best interests of the city. _,
All bids must be enclosed in sealed , ,
envelopes marked “proposal for 9°91.
struction of Eversely Ave. sewel"——i
OF. THEIR ~
NEW STORE 7
. , condition for service now than any.
Motor Truck of equal capacity "
rating sold about the same time.
l THE BARKER FAGTOBY
.Ave., Norwalk.
, women .desie‘ing Government
t ships, depnl'tmontal, post odicc. l‘fiil- 1'
.,f.-locatioh. Addrelsss "M," cloSentlnel. l
l.
and 10 percent. bonus. ll. Jat‘ob &
finds, Shoe Manufacturers, Belden m
522 3t
WANTED—CIVIL SERVICE EXAM-
1n.’-.ll'o.u in Norwalli soon. Men and
clerk-
I-way mail, customs, sla-nogl'aphers,
.wrlte for free particulars to J. C. Loon.
ard (former government examiner),
‘ 421 Kenois Bldg, Washington. I
WANTEW—UNION CARPENTERS.
..Apply to superintendent on J. A. Far-
rell job, at Hickory Bluff, South Nor-
walk. s21 3t
WANTED—i on 2 LARGE, UNF'URJ
. nished'rooms and store room, prefer-
;ably apaltnlent, by one adult;
central'
2
g V,“ 521 3b
WANTED—BOYS. In. a. NASH. 1
. 1 s21. 3t
“ i- »
WANTED-MEN ron DAY AND
night work. Piece rate operation. .-- T’0.'V’RENT—:OC0TOBERWT1‘.-“F'liis’l‘iof good farming land at Conn. turn»:
_ Good chance for advancement. Apply floor of 6 rooms.28 Lowe street, South plko. Mrs. R. Tarlov,
Employment Dom, Norwnlk Til-c 0%
_ Rubber L‘o.
WANTED~5 PLANER HANDS:
' good, steady work for the right men'-
lllgley Machine Co, 821 3t
. WANTEDuBA'l‘HlNG BEAU ll.’
Have new bathing pavilion, 175x30,‘
I would like to remove to good locality.
Wleman, Clnsaon Point, Bronx, 1'. Y. .«
C. '.
WANTED—MEN AT 'l‘liT KERR,
Durllln Eur £10., \‘s'oodward Ave. 520 31;
WANTED—YOUNG MAN. 22 YRS.
"' of age, wishes clerical position. Has
'_ knowledge of bookkeeping and
also‘
Address S. [2. (1.. (3:0
520 st
.. good penmun.
- Sentinel.
WANTED—BOYS. AND onus:
Steady employment or work after
school, A‘pply W. N. Crow Mfg. Co..
Water St. 520 3t;
WANTED—'HUNDnlfh‘s GOVERN-
nlexzt war positions open. Men-wo-
men winteri. $100 month. Write lm-l
Izlcxliotcly for list. Franklin lnstltule.l
Dept. 28G, Rochester. N. Y.
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‘WAINTEDQ-MANM- nonpartisan?
work. Apply Borden's Milk 00., 128%
Washington street, South Norwalk. if;
WANTED—Inuit STORE DEMON-l,
Hll‘tllCl‘s and salesmen for It sensationjé
all novelty—$2 a day salary. besides;
commission. Call at. 5 p.‘nl., 23 Union'
S'... South Norwnlk. $17 (ll;g
WANTED—OLN’Y‘E’ILSI. mural
lmn': mater if broken. I pay $2 to's‘llle
per set. Send by poi-(lei; post and
ceive check by returnmlfil. 1.. Maxier,
9""? <. Fifthetreet. Philadelphia. Pa.
LOST. . l
LosfwBUNCH'OF FOUR KEYS
in 1330 lot at the corner of Van Znntj
5'. and East Ave. Finder kindly ro-E
ll.‘n lo Sentinel omce. 520 ml
L$3T~—BIJI'E ANT} EREY REG,
1. 'r’t-I-n Marshall sir-39!. South Nor
v. 11:. and Maple street. Norwnlk.
Thursday morning. about nine o'clock.‘
l'lcnllo return to to West Avv. 31") 2t.
'ping departments. ‘1
re-
Ea“ “6‘ 5213‘ instalment plan. at very reasonable
' price, with or without furniture. 9
TO LET—2 FURMSHED ROOMS. Norman Ave, near uorlon P01nt.‘
Mrs. Cromwell, 1 Keyser Place, East Phone 1163.2 <90 3tl
Norwalk. 82031. i - H l
FOR RENT—UPPER PART 'or:
T0 LEI-"3 LARGE ROOMS” 1“”le house, 100 So. Main street. Rent SISJ
orr. A large hennery. To a small. Adults only '
leily, Rent reasonably, Inquire “f“Hoyt .
tel 5 o'clock evenings at 1:: Howard; ‘
A‘ENWSH‘Omalk' 5203‘, FOR SALE-~SHARPIE‘, THIRTY-
flve feet long, with sails, dredges,
TO LET—A COTTAGE, 5 ROOMS inquire C. N.
and bath, on Gregory Boulevard; all Rownvton
llllpl‘ovcmcnts. Inquire 213 East. ' .
““mgwn 5" “03‘, FOR 8ALE~BUICK RUNABOlI'l“
, ‘ ‘ :1915 model. Apply at
T0 LET”6 ROOMS FIRST I‘LOOR’ North Main St.
153 Smith Main street. with improve.
ments. Large hennery on premises;
Wm. McHugh, 96 Main street.
inquire, or Charles 19.;
Phonc 38 H.
Coleman‘s.
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all 31 FOR SALE—~12. M. F. RACEA‘BOUT.
‘ in good condition, bargain for ready
lbuyer. Address El. M. F., cloSenllnel.
819 St
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TO LET—STORE 207 WASHING»
ton street East ,Norwalk. Apartments
209 Washington street, Ea‘ot Norwalki‘
a d . h . N w 11:. n-
n 3’ 0 ap e1 street, or a I lvated houses with improvements. Sev 1.
quire 64 South Main street. Tel 60.‘ I
new! barns on premises and 15 acres
Norwalk, with improvements. All in Tel 75312 _ l
first-class order. inquire M. J. Crow- .
Ivy, 4 West Main sireet,‘ Norwulk.: FOR SALE~FAMILY HOUSEl
. s22 3t With one-halt acre of land on Welt!
‘ ; Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-i
BUSINESS NOTICE. :plke. Must be sold It once to close
estate. Smnll‘ amount of cosh requlr~l
PAINTING -— PAPER‘HANGINGled. balance on mortgage. lnuulrov
decorating. pointers uuppllca; wolléKeogh o Condos. ‘Alt’ys. Untied Bank
paper, up-to-date styles, lowest pricesq‘ building“. Tel. 635-2. ' ”
Estimates cheerfullvxlven. Trial or-l -.-- ----.ekawt .7.
dcra solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander" ‘ ‘
White. 81 1-2‘Elv avenue. Opening Of '
Ladies and gentlcmcn’s velour and, ‘
felt hats renovated at llcdwnv's, Wit-E
ter street corner. Also hats for sale.
37 3t
Night-School ,
Monday Evening. Scpl.‘17
Iic‘nrs 7:15 to 9:15
Bookkeeping, Shorlhar"
. Iotypy, Typewritino. Er. ‘ .
l Spelling, Pomnanslnp, Letter
Office open this week Wed-
, nesdoy and Friday evenings,
E 7:30 to 8:30.
WANTEDw—YOUNG MEX OVER,
10 to work in manufacturing and ship-Q .
WANT_
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WANTED-TURNERS TO WORK‘
in factory. (
Merrill Business
College -
South NorWalk
Part Cheater
WANTED — SHIRTMAKERS. PAYE
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Clucltdlcabodyl
i3;;'.&.£o;.lllc.
while learning. , ._ i
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Stamford.
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Jimmy Glblln will omclotc again to}
inlorrow afternoon and will call the’
. game at 3 p. in. sharp. The managers
"" m. ’“‘ '" ' “. * 'expect a lérge attendance at this game
' FOR RENT"HOUSE' 9 LARGE.mld will the fans get around early so
rooms, With all improvements. central- We can start the game on time and
1v located. in South Norwalk. $35 Dermll not be disturbed by the fans coal-I
month. ling to the park after the game is’
iAsk'JolIIl T.Haves Ismwd' = in?
Real Estate—Insurance l John-Heyl, of 216 South Main street,“
7 MAIN ST, NORWALK' came home last evening and, while go.
*‘ca‘agléss‘afisf‘runreported. ‘tff $2,091“ “ally"? “W“ ”'3’.
fortnblc night last night. but earlythis beetrlppidolh: 3:: :;:fia:::rf;m::
"1mm“ 1'“ “'8” “m“ “'m‘ a ”a" mu to I... John Con'ello robbed M-
spell. He has rallied now. however; iievl ("0’qu hell “1:!“ ’ fl w ll m;-
ond, at the present time. ls resting'm‘ 0‘ 1‘! ‘1 an ' 0‘”
quite comfortablv, There h not much . g I)!!! . r. Hey] wasvlforced to
“mm“ in his condition strike him. After pinning the men
‘ .down. Mr. Hcvl‘ managed to not into
r‘oommunlcntion with the police, and
omccr Murpbv reported that a 1917
m on oil gum and m N no
Harley mvldnon motor cycle. llwnu‘
inumlwr 3371 Connecticut. factory mm
Am: «Krona *1 b mower-limit! on Mir-1:3” was stunt Mom
In book and award at. most to? In I!“ cvenlna out e on: main:
we: mm and ainvrhnvlacmldm lm in mm of milk untrue. To»;
own tomato auto:
“1-...
not down“ ond now W‘mfiififi 1. It“. W"! of my 3,,’
xvi-l so :92“. $403,731. trim: “'0!!! MI.
I. in? F113: th it an
1‘3 Ito fit" more men we roll more“
cram thin-a three man m W cm
thnwumtflmmm
month” WM.W
_ mmummm
- omccr Reynolds locked the man up on
a charge a! breach of the peace. This
morning after bill use but been been:
in teh downtown court. Judge \‘os—
burxh continued It.
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maxim new Ira-rial. l
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mmflmw this
math-amnesia”!!!
forearm.“ m m m and
and each must ho enclosed in a sec-
ond sealed envelope, addressed to
J. P. WADHAM‘S,
Street Commissioner,
Cilv of Not'Wnlk, Foirlleld County,
Connecticut.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
“19 ti Sealed proposals will be received by,
the Street Commissioner of the City
of Norwalk. stills office, in tho City
etc: Hall of sold cilv. not later than 12i C
Raymond’ Logan we? o'clock noon, Sept. 27, 1917, Said pro-u demand) _____________
Slow” posala to cover the furnishing of ma.“ Overdrlli‘ls .............. .
T'Im-lals and the performance of labor Stocks and securities. not
’_ required for the construction of a sew-g
;er in Central avenue. Plans may be I,
lseen and copies of the vapecifioations Imp
may be had by calling on said Street
Commissioner at said office and do
positing the sum
($10A1u), for which hla receipt may be
bad, and which sum. of money will be
lrclurncd upon the return of the speci-
FOR SALE—4W0 NEWLY mmouflcutlons in good order to said Street “W" Cm" ----------
Commissioner. ‘Bid must be made. on
blank forms, to be obtained from the
Street Commissioner. The right is re-
16 Grove streetJFde to reject any and all bids if. in Trust investments ........
the opinion of tho Siren Commlsslon-
‘cr, lt is for the best lanrcsls of the'
city. All bids musl‘be enclosed in
sealed envelopes marked “proposal for
construction of Central Ave. sewer"-—
and each must be enclosed in o necond
scaled cul’elope, addressed to
J. P. WADHAMS,
. Street Commllsaioner.
City of Norwalk, Fnlrfleld Count)’.
Connecticu‘l. '
HEARING OF COMMIS-
SIONERS.
NOTICE OF
.1,
Pursuant to an order of the tlourt of
Probate for the Dlslrlct of Norwalk.
mode on the 17!" Ihlv of September. A.
1).. 1917. the subscriber. administrator
, with the will annexed of the potato
not administered of Frank Racanelli.
late oi Norwlllk. in said District, (lo-
ccnsed. hercbv givea‘nollce that \Vll-
ham 1“. Tammany, Louis Goldnohmldt.
and John Dovlnc. Esoulrcs, all of sold
Nnrwulk, were appointed in and by
said order, commissioners to irecelve.
examine and decide upon the claims
of the creditors of the estate of the
late Frank Rncnnelll, and that sold-
rommlsclnnors will attend to the du«
tics of their sold appointment at the
City Court room, in the Hrst Taxing
District of the Cilv of Norwalk, in
,sald ‘Town of Norwalk. on'tlio 0th day
of October. 1917. (ll. 10 o'clock, fore-
' 110071.
Dated at Norwalk, this 17th day of
.Scptembcr, A. D.. 1917.
JOHN J. CUNEO.
Administrator as Aforesald.
. .... . .... .... -..».de
Norlcs'“
District of Norwnlk, so. Probate
Court, September 13. A. D., 1917.
Esate of George Warn, late of Nor-
walk in said district, deceased.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court by the admin
tratrlx of said estate praying for rea-
sons therein set forth for an order m;
thorislng her to sell certain 'real es-
tate of said estate. ‘
Ordered, that said application 'be
heard and determlned at the Probate
office. in Norwalk, on the 18th day of
September, 1917, at 9 o'clock. fol-e-
noon; and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in a
nowspapar having 2% circulation in said
’ . has: Ill-u days before said
g.
HENRY W. GREGORY»
» ‘ Jud“
.mm min. 10:» it.
In abhor: “the 9’ s
of Ten Dollars,
____. all of whom were implicated in the
filth Ntlllil
; Report of Condition of
,THE PEOPLE’S TRUST COMPANY .,
{at lhc close of businrtss on the nth.
Iday of September, 1917.
. Assets.
liills discounted ........... 3 $5,780.27
illrllland loans (without. coi-
l lateral)
olltllorai loans (lime and
................ 7,400.00
33.54.”
163.79
l including those set aside
for savings depositors... 78,250.00
somewhere:
Q Preserving Jars. mm: Racks,
Mason Jar Caps, Economy Caps,"Jelly
Glasses, Wine-K235, Preserving Ket-
',t1es, Parowax.‘ ‘ not: Rings, Basv
'kets,‘Step Lad
I": fichcbe
Bil I: St. ‘80. Nor-walk.
' 311011010693 Prompt Delivery.
‘ condiments
» mullahs. “Whim-
imhxtweu with Blunt
ow. be ' n. -,
like,“ other. 8- ol "
Ask 0 11'
RD 1! D can. for ,
known is But. Safest. All-1y: karma.
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SOLD BY WINS EVERYWHEE
)-
Alot2'l'on
Barkersnlllolor; Wagon
three or four years old is in better
lWEbA—‘VINA IB BURNING
,When you smoke an “Exception"
lHavana filled 5c cigar. Ask for it.
Retailers supplied by
THE 0.‘ E.‘ SLAUSON 00., ,
Th Original Norwalk and Stamford
e . .M
.uaueduvlllk .. ,BeefdronIIWI-n
Upbuilds Mountains the :body ' - . m“
No C l‘ or Milk required Fame, itimulant and Apps
.12.:th teatify
7H 0" II I‘C k! S
Used for V; of a Century 1 F. H. BAXTER
Substitutes cmvou Sm pm Bracket
urniture and fixtures ..... 5,684.23
from other banks, ‘
bunkers and Trust (‘om- '
, panics .................. 23,045.29
time from approved 're-
serve agents 13,736.67
.llrmmt Swim and National
Bank notes ......... 6,295.00,
Gold 0011! Ecol-gnooo}_n-oca 290.00
2,378.10;
Minor coin ............... 303.071
Checks and cash items....- 10,950.31
l‘und set aside for savings
. depositors ..... - ..... 255.354 0::
3,040.02,
Suspense account and Inis- 1
cclloneous .............. ‘2 20.10
Other assets 8,589,86
Total assets ............ $535,015.00
Liabilities.
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._ .. S i 1 Sale on Tires
Have Your ”“3
EYESEXflmiMd Ford Tires.
'3’ m mum'- §%o£§t. 3.13%
We make no charge f0” this L,EFF—RON
service and prescribe no , A
“1‘“ ““1““ WM 7 human some emu.
‘ “Unusual!" did you say? Yes ANOE SALE or MEN’S
but that is our .way and the SACK sum
pe°pl° like it“ ' clam Sun-nel- suln mu
$15.00 Summer Suits -. . . . . . . ‘1' U
$12.60 Summer Suits $10.3
Largo assortment of Fabric; and
Models to choose from.
k
. Copyright ClothingCo.
" “The Threc.0 Eye Service"
Oculleu, Optometrists. Opticians
'7 Atlantic 841., Stamford. Conn
Open Sat. ovo. until 9 dclock"
Establlllhed 1897
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Capital Stock ............ 3 50.000 00
Surplus funds ............. 3,000.00
’Othcr undivided profits less
1 current expenses and
1 taxes paid ........... 2,331.85
'Due to hauler. bankers and
2 Trust Companies ....... 4,095.42‘
Dividends unpaid ......... 8.00
General deposits $217,212.35
Deposits in allvlngn deparl— . .
nlcnt ......... 255,354.03 {72.50638
Illccclved for interest.... . . . 0,000.00
Miscellaneous ............. 13.36
6 N. Main at. so. Norwallr'
Total liabilities ....... .ssaspmwfi
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Malcolm G. Humphrey's. organist Send a Messenger—«Send the Children
and cllolrnlustcr of St. Paul's Church.‘
has been made "an associate of tho‘
lwe treat your union right.
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IF YOU CANNOT COME TO THE NEW SCIENCE
OUR STORE « .
DEFINITION or CHIRopnAcrlo
Mail Your Orders or Tfi‘el’h‘me . Chlropractlc is the dofinltl n of no
You are sure Bf BRUEHC‘W‘ because cause or the disease and art 0!
GOOdsItdlluting the some. Disease is caused
American Guild of Orgninslo. after—n IH'G selected With grant («are and sunliby a WTCICh. twist 01' sprain m “I.
severe. examination in organ playing‘to you at once without cost.
and theory. He studied those subjects; goods are. right, and so is the new
of ice. We satisfy you always.
with Frank Treat Southwlck.
Mel-idea, a founder of the Guild, and:
more recently with Arthur Priest, of,
Christ Church,.Hnrtford, by whom he;
was prepared for the examination. lie
fore coming to Norwallo MruHulleh-i-
revs» held appointments, at St. P_
Church. Southlnglon; All Sulnts'l
Church: Meriden. and Trinity Church;
Bristol. Mr. Humphrey's is a success—'
aura.“ 8 N orthain St.
Thi‘ibsck. Even ll done in childhood
1
'lnter life in the different organs and
limbs. '
Chiropractors remove the cause or
ilseaso and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve- sys-
ltems in your body. Female trouble:
given special attention; also curvature
of the spinal You will never regret
giving the Ghlrpractor a chance to
help you. ~
Magnetic treatments given also.
H. A.~..MEAD '
. most
‘ [South Norwalk, Conn.
fui teacher who may be justly pleased;
with the. A. A. G. 0. whlch he can now‘,
append to his name.
LYNCH -DIBOHARGED FROM HOS.
PITAL. - "
Frank LynchwRaymond Croal, Wil-
liam Callahan and Christopher Clec,'
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. TEFRANCIS. D. C. .
' <4 Washington St., So. Norwalk,‘Conu.
. Graduate from Palmer School.
‘ Buy Your Fallganll
7 Winter
”Clothing "NOW;
Pay $1.00 a Week
Jana“...- -.....
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. .---"REED .fziIIOLK ‘
. urcnlcu. c0.
.shootlng at‘fray wrich took place in. ‘ . ' ‘
[Rider street. last Saturday night, wer'ei The BRENNANQORE The Only I" 1111! Equipped .
lal'z'oignod before Judge Nehen’iiah Can— . . ., ELECTRICAL SHOP
dec, in the uptown court, this morn- ' ""42 .8“ Main St" I In the Town
ing.” The case was a lengthy one, and . ‘ . 1m:
no decision had been given out this: .- ~7—- ‘wfwwwmw— . . ‘ AUTO SUPP - ” ' V 4
noon, ' . . ‘ T” t 39‘4”” “PM“ . Phone 806—50 So. Main St. ;. v. .
.-_-_.__-.,__,. W~_.1_::2r - “—4—! So, Norwa'lk, Music'naliklk. .; ‘ ‘
‘O y
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‘ ‘ ”VJ-ESSH’IPYme
l .tShip Fitterax Riggera. ‘ Iron '
I‘WorkernRiveterKShipand .
;House Carpenters,-Laborers ‘
.« cums“ Steady-work'at ' ‘
«1».
Any “Store
(in Stock of Merchandise
flees 0. care Sealing;
“The Gorham
Co.
‘ slElIeryllu‘IIpf in Paints
and 1%".le
slur-Mi A!
This IWeek,rEspecially~ ‘
it creates pinched nerves and pain II:-
Bought for Cash
.DECORATORS
1.1,“,
Norwalk Chronicler