conucnnsN
ROBERTSON
communal)
'CfTY MARKET
9 NO. MAIN ST
l‘lospital.
that was
Clarence Smith 01' Stamford was a.
visitor on business in East Norwalk
yesterday.
’l‘hc democrats have re nominated
Councilman ”1111;. ll, Robertson, :1
man who has given 11 good account
{of 11L11.seli' in the past, two years. He
one had the coiling") to cmisitlcr and
stand by the taxpiuci's of the ('if\
also opposing 11111 1.111111115411111 11w 0.
Contractor l’redt'rich Hodge has fin-
ished placing tlir 11".1111' tank on 1119
‘ Muller-Gloria mills. uptown.
1
1
1
l
Members of the Ladies‘ Auxiliariy .
of Christ Episcopal Church 11“il meet} “1." “"1115-
in the Sunday school room tomorrow: -“_h- ‘10th'l‘ison “"115 born in the
afternoon tI’lhn-tl District. He 113' of buntbt, pur'
" ,HHHH'. 11111 of good old puntan 1111-
;1:11,\, being. it dii'ccl descend-11: oi
iiic distinguished statesman and sign-
____._.._——
A regular monthly meeting of the
:ti1"'.": 111ml; 1(- i.ndd1'r to, and has
untchtti 11111 growth of the company
1111111 :1 (lfiZ’A‘ll membt‘rs to Ullt‘ of 1h:1
ling-15,1 111111 host voluntt ‘1' iirt- cont
112111111 in 1111' state of Comm-111111.119
111111111111 .1 an ucccsului bliSlllt‘SS 111 38
'::11 [1.11111 Filt‘t‘i for '11 ntllnbti of
11-111». ”1- in' n 11.1'111‘111'1' oi llutic.
, Lfiililt‘. No, 117, l. t). 0. id. 11111111: l’11'.<‘.
,Iiiu‘nd .\iii.\ll‘l of 1111' sumc, 11 1111'111l11'1'
1,. Futiltx linrulupiiitti1 11~ l’nst t‘hivi
l’:.t:iot. llc was l'ltl‘t‘il 111' Old W1 ii
.:"i" .\'o. 1112.; l". A‘ A, .\i_. Buthu
..t _
t‘iuutvr 111' 11113.11; Arch Masons, (lliu
The Museum puvmneui on Seavicw
avenue is turning white and when it.
has completely dried out the burijcrs
._ that have prevented trafiic from using
this newly pavcd stretch of road will
. "he taken down. .
This afternoon the Ladies Aid So-
ciety of the East, avenue 111. E. church
is meeting to do sewing for the Red
Cross Quite a little work has been ion (luluiuuudci'y, No. it, being a
‘dbnc for 1111"th Cross bv thcso indies “1 :1 't‘omuluudor of tho hitter. Mr
Robertson las bccn a lifelong and ‘
who are now working as hard as thcy
can “to do their hit" for thcir country.
-—'—-'r-"
East Side Dcmocrais have been urg.
ins those. people of their party to ai—‘
. tend the. rallv to be held this evening
It 8 o'clock on Washington 1.111111.
when Jeremiah Donovan. Democratic
candidate for thc niayoralty. Dr. Clune,
W l. D. Robertson, Dr. R. M. Wolf and
, others will speak.
”14111-111111 111311111111 of the 'lhiid llix
ll'lOt. a
i
llclawar
‘ which they have been spending visit?
ing the various conferences on the P112 GPOI‘EC‘ Schlichtlng 19”
ciflc coast, are expected to visit with morning for New Milford,
ycstt‘rdiiy
Mrs. Hudson‘s mother, Mia. A. 11..
Nickerson of Edlie avonue.wii1in a Tho Noroton firemen will opt-n theii
few days. tannuai carnival in the tire house to.
tmorrow night.
“
Mrs. Martha Sellcck of Maple. street
'will leave for Florida toiuorrml where
she will join her son.
John Raymond returned home Mom
iday after spendinlz a few weeks tour-
{1113 through the 11' cut.
* EANlIliAN SiltfliEi
ViSiTS HUME HEREi
Private William Price of thc Cana-
dian Overseas Rifles. stationed in To
Ionic, Canada, is spending :1 shoddy; Miss Minnie R. Snead of .\'oiotoni
furlough with his mother at her homoIlcft 10111011111} for a visit in New York
on Bridge street. Ho 11 as called to his‘:I Icif)
time owing to the fact that his brotli- ~‘“‘"‘ -
'9: James P‘rice is very ill and is not Chm” \iurpliy 1"" Daricn for!
enpeote‘d to li1e. Ills uniform with its ‘Naugntuck Sunday, When‘ he has so '
neonatal-moms attracted much attcn- . cured a 908mm ‘1" a chauffeur.‘
tlon among his many friends He‘
,brought news of the Johnson brothers,1l E Grout. received his
John and William who left at the same H0139 MM“ ”Herd” “mm"ng’ and;
e that he did to enlist. had it installed f01 service yesterday
,The'WBrothei-s Enlisted Together ,afte‘m‘m'
IIThey have..~heen trying :for some timei
r’,-come home 'but have been unable to‘
dose owing to the strictness oftho
lations' which prohibits more than
member of the regiment to which
clect'ric 1
18nd
turned to his winter home in New York.
Dal" 11311.
e 'at one time
138111; FOR RECRUITS
Vacancies in Coast Artille
’I ‘in fort: on the Sound
111111 just. been received from
djdtant of the Army by Maj. W.t'
, or, recruiting officer for tbioi
to the effect that there are
.1: y acan‘cles in the Connecticut'
111 Guard Coast Artillery. locat-‘
at'FOrts Wright Terry, and Michle‘
he has just contemplated plans
‘o ‘blg drive for recruits which wrll ,
about ten days in order to secure,::ng::dlI Law school .,1w hlch will on
, required number of men; to illli L
1th so ranks. He stated last night that
This evening in the Town Assembly :10, 001).
Hall, Mayor Hurstrom and others
will speak on the various issues ‘of‘l
ithe campaign the meeting to open at
8' 30 sharp.
Roderick Murchisan Edens,
Miss Dorothy MoIiehouIae left for
once for a you man to enlist in
, organization sigh as this. tel-day,
enlisting 1111111 recruit will he
on to his destination. ‘
ll 511-1111111111 Schooling hi the new -
coursé' of study;
1,
R
.\ir.~1. Kutc Stone has closed her Toke Kling, Oscar 11,119 Winfield $1 \‘or
uckc homo and minute
Saturday.
and her pic.
the World by art-lovers. picturodea
ers and collectors.
tuicsque bits of scenery around her!
llowayton home have been immortal I'.\ii110.. James H Darlen. Conn.
Jars 1111112111 8. Booklet alt-Ir
bro her, Frans-ix L. Hull 03! BI can
lea. have just returncd m.» ex.
tended automobile trip throng!) MW
achusetts and Rhode mm. Al Whit-
ans, Main. they were entertained by
D'r. and Mm. Harry A, Brown. and
were also the guests of Mr. and Hm
Robert Hat-graves.
M
M 10 o'clock Monday night a. very
serious accident occurred when a iit~ ”“91“ Timothy A., St Mary's
uey driven by an ltalian from South his
Norwallt and a Buick automobile (“11"
on by a Mr. Burns from Stamford met Trombetta,
in a headvon collision with terrific
force. which r‘esulted in sending the
driver of the jitney to the Stamford 1
The accident occurred on Yule» Jam” (Sula), 103 Lexington
the Darien flats
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A large bay horse owned by Zigman
Mason, which was attached to a team
engaged
Cedar Gate Monday: was choked
death when its collar in some manner
became tightened around the horse's
neck. Tho efforts of the men 11110 no-
ticed the horse's suffering, to take the
collar off 11'crc unsuccessful.
horse fell to the ground dead before
the collar could be unloosened.
Thcre is only one matter of interest
in the coming 1111111111 and that is, the
battlc of the Di'ys vs, \‘i'cts.
are very certain of scoring a victory
and tilt" Wets are the name.
tngonism which exists this year is the
u dav school board of the East Ave- ('1' o.‘ the Declaration oi‘ ludopcnd— strongpst 51m.“ 1111' question Ui’ Daricn . char . i
S n ‘ . . . . . 1111171, Stephen Hopkins. 110 become .1 . _ ; ; ,. , .. b . l‘\'rne l' 111 ‘0'? 1.. 26d“ ,- ;_ , ‘ISTART INCENDIARY
nue Methodist hpiscopal church “as '11» ”mm, fircui'in at the ago or h0mg dry or staying “of 11.1.1 e111 p11 1): ...1 11,1 ., .1 .11111111) .11., A. FIRE BY U ,
1. 1, 1 , - - ,‘ . v . - - . .,
held last evening at the homo of 3-,1ightwn Still holding mpmbpmhn, 11': smiled at lllt.‘ precious elections. The I'I'f’II‘ngIII?“3:2"IIIliiIIIIIItIiIttIISIL. ?I\1.11\\I.1lk ‘i SING OIL
. ‘ . . . . . ‘-‘ .' . ‘ 1‘: . P 1 ‘13., . '.
Wesley Slauson of Edlie avenue.‘ rot-11 1..., 111111 treasurer of the May. anti-liquor poopiv are ill suspcuse and Taylor Jesgph ll. l’eunover“ 1:111” 1111 I
thc liquor people are about the some.
The only tinic that this question has
bccn lulu-n with seriousness has been
thia your and we anxiously await the
rostilt on 11111011011 day.
,AW W vmmmwmwwvi
MW
——-——-
Juhu Edgar Mott, who Jinn
home on a furlough vialtinghio par.
lante. has started back to the 'U. S. S.
e.
' , llunicl Petty and wife of Heliport, L. Nor.walk .. sent in.
'Mr. and .\li.~. Albert Hudson. Chris~ ,1 are visiting with iii.rs Patty's par- manager, William 11‘ 7 t,ourtlaudt i Who the building bclongs to is on
than Advent missionaries to Woohu, i ' ‘1 d '31! El er 13.0380 0‘ So Norwaik. :known. but this will be learned by
India, who are on a furlough part of ‘mfi‘ ‘ r, on rs m ‘Wahcman. Robert C. 21 School Show the chief this afternoon Quite a '
‘ 1111111111011. 1 .w Norwalk, number of mysterious fires have start
Mrs Rhoda Holmes Nichols. of Case. hot
1111 l’onto. 11111111111111 has been for aomei Yonan, Paul 10 11111111111 St.
1111111 past uonvnleecing at the Tokencke
li1n.0n August 22 Mrs. Nichols andor- Mandel. Nicholas‘l‘uylor Placc,; Nor-
oti injuries from
to be more serious than at first an;
”mm" She is ""e "I America 5 mas 1 Naronc Joseph, 4110.111 street, 51111111;
1111 11"afei colorists,.
mcdiuru of painting as few men can., 811111
111ch are known all over?
511111 literary celebrities.
1. - - . ‘l’olt k ~ ll 1? ,1
17.111111110111311: iiisINicrois'inIsItIi; B'IIIIIItI‘lunIcs Glcnbmok an n 0mm mus mm, (the mummy mum
(110 in Nev. or c y as ongI ; Holtnum, Harry 6 Locust Stl'Pet, New be easily averaged) 101‘ “19 “99d“ 0"
the rendezvous for artists. mus cans Canaan. ‘iour armies?
PariaqukII, Paul 1 Toilea 81., So Nor— , Gasoline ,5 an mm'ensely important
. wa
‘NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTE
(The Commercial Record‘) ‘
improvements.
Robert Mm phv of 0x Ridge road re-1Wnlsh chairman of the committee.
'today after spending the summer in Adamo" to Chestnut Street School.
W. H McMahon has work well along Linchiic',
ion the frame addition 1
they b61033 from “mm; the same", Charles Kalli’fman in order that he «street school for the ct y of Nurwmk Martin, (Jemima ”W" 1" Luckwmd
‘ may observe Yom Kipper, ihé Jc\'ish_I The plans by A. N. Paddock call for o H“
iday of atonement, closed his store yes-I two story addition, 41x38 feet. to be 111- :Pertlreaus, Emile RIWJlton,(‘10nn.
terday afternoon at 2 o‘clock and re vided into four r.ooms
I, ,opened again this morning 1117 o “clock Plumbing Co has the plumbing. The
iwork will cost in the neighborhood of
East Avenue School Addition.
From plans by Architect A N. Padfi
dock, . H. McMahon Will build a two
11 istory‘ frame addition to the East ave-
W 0 nue schodl tor the city of Norwalk. ,1 ,
has Telumed to Cambridge. Mass. to There willbe one room, 20x23 feet, 1111 S‘Eisl‘l‘rgglafllmgix‘oward H., 2 Grove at. 1 no factories?
1get settled for his second term at the tied to each of the two floors, and the " p a
cost will lie 84, 000. -
Alterations for 1111111. ,
11111111111111... to a bin-11 owned by John
m3.” botore has there be“ a better Drue Seminary 'in (35' me) N Ida-01¢” of Elm Grove street have been
where ahe 11111 complete a. ““935 by William I"!!! The building '1,
Her 3mg, Natalie will be remodeled for a dwelling house-
1110111111111» undiluted from that insti- of five NOW» 3‘3"” 1981‘ with R new
' floor 111111 a veranda to coat 81.4911.
“an”: at. n.-
RWNYTRN
W'm-
‘3‘3‘1. F1311}: L. KPW Vania“ ('15,; ‘
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 26.1917
*- ‘ “—1—— A”
E13111 111110: N. ".11 i:‘1 ‘ '
Wflmm N 0? m "ilbrl'f. rm 11111111.. c.9115.» Lt‘h‘i‘mx
Willi DRAM 111111311“. 1'111-11; 11., 71 1111- 1...»..s N-
Bahia. Stephen J. 167 S. Main 111.
South Nora alk.
{Laminated From P186 039,1 Roach, Charles, “ilton Conn.
. Kfindrick, Louis li., lloron . b: '
SupcIIiIce IComcic; 16.. 8 South street. Barnaby. Gem-.141» 20 Fair :1 N3:-
R a. Canon, Ballot-eweski. Frank, 19 Frank“
ass, Charles S 53 Cross nt..Nor.stree1,'SIoutb Norvalk. ' ‘
Riccio Mohaiangelo, 30 Chapel street
NorWalk.
17— -- --_—_ ..
M'CALL NAMED
FOR THIRD TERM
(Continued From Page One)
Fern-
dale. Norwalk.
obey, Michael. 30 Woodward avc
nue South Norwalk.
Guiseppe, 16 Snowdon
Place, South Nonvalk. _
chakio, Polycarpe,.3 Hill rd., Nor.
(inque. Oscar 29 Lly ave S. Norwalk.
looger Frwcdmitk T., Ferndale, Nor
distritt 1111' the son! 111.1111: 12111111
when Congressman 4‘:11d111r r slim"
to join the :ll'lllV. 113'. total 11111' 1‘”:
larger than 1i11- (onsbincti vote of hi
two opponenta John I.. Sultonstnli, 1'-
Beverly, and former Mayor Rufus J
Iavenue South No i'walk. ,
Dolic Saveiio New Canaan. Conn .
Kc! z Kilns, Noroton Heights, D338“ ,IAdanls. of Salem. The votc was: Lu
DAmaio C‘arinwne 2041;” are. N. kin, 7,150: Saltonstall 3,1950:id:11u
Zunau, John 100 Taylor ave, S. b.\'. ‘2-1297 -
in doing work at (.‘opacc010bristofore. 5 Cliff 151.. Nor. ‘ Th“ “Fl“m‘i‘aii“ 1111111111011 l'Ol‘ ‘H 1'
to Paneak, 1.3510, Daricn, Conn. gross in this district 1" (loom ll
Socci, Rory, Forrest 51., New Canaan ‘ISchoficld, of lpsuit'h, a former 511111
Procaccino Castnnzo, Dalian Spr—ing 59M“)!
dale State .Auditor Alonzo 11 Cook. lie
Hotncs, John, 29 Washington st, Ipubliian, was re -nOlllill:itt'ti b1 21 11111
S. N.
Tattoos, Michael, 75 Lexington Henna". 30“” of 321220 0‘” former “3W"
1 South Nora-11111. t Brmc of 14: verett, 1111-1 vote be'n '
for the ,.. . . , 1 .11., ' "“
lmto. (31011111111, 20 Vturd at. Nor. .03 1" ‘0 311233 Allm'nPy-Gcnera?
111112.519;- Ralph, 26 11,111,14qu Nor ‘tlienry (‘. Attwill “as lPliOlllilllll 1‘
113-95; Ruascll Jr” 52 Wool avenue iovcr t‘onrad W. t‘rooker in the only
3'0: walk Conn. ‘Iothcl c-ont1st on the Republican stun
lljoke, 'Jmeph 6 Austin 51.. S. Nor. ,“iket
"l‘urfivic, Ernifnit' Flatt awmue, Ncwi
(Hannah Conn. ‘ Democratic noniinatioml for tht
Mat-kin Louin' 41 [1111' ,u‘t 9. N01 ticket below (101 '1nor \11'11? made by
Shutoo, Dc trim. 11,191) Pmk avcnui' 1“1<ticltcrs," l11".' 111 511111: if' lll nomina
New (1111111111. it .1111 11111111 ' vim 1111.11111‘. il1cpl.11'~
RpmyI Thomas E i111: of Imunv 111111111: on 1111' bi.llot
East <Norwalk.
Use Stickers,
The Drys
r -
File an 14 Pleasant bi,
(Continueo’ 3mm first Page.)
'Suiiwfh John H..21‘l(‘1~1ntrainve.,-Nor'
llolwuld, l't'rc) ll,i’(1l>11\'.oo<iu1 N '
Bus: 0. (‘shtlrle 11,319 “ MW. at. Nor. isttition filC'lllDll to thc Mom) of th
Guriett, Fdward ,. lRiver 31-. S. Nor blaze, and when ”11} torrid tiw 1111111
Tucker. Adrian it. 30 Curtis avenue. 1 ”3"" could ““9” ‘1“ "“l'nml‘ 0“- 0““
I New Cannon. :0] the beds “at Sonny untoucli
1 Kennedy, Jamvt'e 0.. ed by tho fiztmc< and t‘ hicf Bogui'du:
‘. South No: walk. torc off a small piece of the clothin':
llilcl, Joacph 'A. New (anaan (‘0 m, and taking thc llllilf‘llhl outsido int1
l1ccltcsli‘mnk P. (iii Spring at. 50. N. the clear air tuucliid :1 match to it
i llrundon, Frank if, iii Souvicw are. if burned "“"3' ”it‘ll“! and ”if“ ”“1"
East Norwalk- -\1'1'11t back and Inuit 1111; rust of th.
1 Soyak. Stove, Mllcynolds 111., Nor. ""0”“‘5 “r "“"‘l““"“-
1 Romeo, John, 81 Benton 111., So. Nor. Investigating Blaze.
l'leore, William “II 310,010” “flights About Til} gallons of t'hl'lllli‘lll \voir-
; Dai'ien. usud bci'orc thiI blaze was Mtinmilch—
IMill-Pr Charla; ll. 55 0,150,.“ avenuoz‘d- Nothing: could in» l'inrnui this
.' South Norwuik manning by -(‘hi1.-f 13111111111111 who is
11% (1pm.. w ”WWI” Point N01 iconducting 11111 cruiiliuntiou 1111.1 1111
gorigin of the blaze about 11011 1110
the might liar-1 Hidl‘lt'tl (1',-what night
‘luuc caused. it providing that 1111
9 llouion 31 .hlutc war not the 110111 of the urea
South Not 1111111 ipnnta. The investigation i1: living con
Jesso, John, Summer at, x (‘annun 11inued this afternoon 'l‘ho houso 11 in
Wi‘alitiadge. Flmer. Wilton. Conn, 11 two family frumc <tructure and the
11H.
8 Hartford Plate:
1
d to the city on Bergmann.‘ Henry J 8' 11111111111111 avr.
Norwulk, Colin.
Abrihalnsan. Samuel,
' been
Sensevieri, Dominion i5 Aiken street, lower floor wm~ Vaicum the armor
Norwdli. Conn liloor' being occupied by 'I‘ranlm and
Kantor, S11muclJ..65 Cross at, Nor :WB family. all of whom wore out of
Brown, Arthur E. ”1 Bayview Place, E, tho house at the time the aim n1 W1l>
Rug sale at sterling—Range Sale at 31111111111
A Good and ;
Faithful Servant
STERLING RANGE CLUB
$5.10Makes‘Ymi a Member of 0111' Range Club
And we will deliver any range you select and make arrangements
for small weekly or monthly payments to take care.- of the balance.
Buy 11 Sterling Range fully guaranteed to BAKE, COOK AND
Hm . 3' arm a dram ' ~
NEW PERFECTIRN Oil. HEATERS $3. 75 to $7. 511
Blankets, Corrifortables and Bed-
ding
Sterling Furniture Co.
Phone 105 127-129-131 Washington Si.
Andrewi Davey, Inc.
98 Washington 51., So. Norwalk
l’hono 410. Prompt Auto Delivery.
19 Main 81., Norwalk. Phone 388.
Economy Store, 40 Van Zandt St,
COFFEE TEA
'Oolong, Mixed and English
East Norwalk
VeryBest Breakfast
5‘1" 94°!“ 3511111.
- 300d M39 India and Ceylon
. 1901b. "' 4501b. .»
'12lbfGanAtlas'cocoa......................_........ 15c
AtlasJe‘llyPowdoru 3pkgs forms
Blue Ribbon Ketchup. 10c bottle
Sardinesintomatosauce 101: E
Allloc’Bread'now.. .. . .. 91: 'I
Nor ed within the past throc months in
WNorwnlk and l‘hlol‘I Bogurdus bus
been‘malting an inventigation of each
Novwnlk one. What his findings 1111'. in the
different cases is not known
"The damage this morning is bclie
led to‘ be about $50.
‘Rogcrs. Lester C. 3 Loomis St,
walk Conn.
son, John E. Wilton, Conn.
Conn.
11 fall, which proved. vtalk (01111.
{Wobb.'l'llomn11 N Wilson Point Nor“
walk. Conn. i
1
GASOLINELESS DAY
v
11 Would Mean Saving of Million Gal
Ion:
She handles this N rwnlk
llcniy S. 110 \‘ioodwnrd Ave”;
So, Norwalk. 1
l 'l-lowurd Francis H.611 Ward Strect. 1 Why should not men 111' women who
Noiwuik Conn. are fortunate enough to own nutomo
Many of the pic»; Chihm‘fi’n Axel Shin "MY81911"'II0Y biies deny themselves for one day
N‘ Y‘ in seven the pleasure and service of
these vehicles, and contribute the gas-
ls insufficient. Izmd must
'the price is high.
more insufficient
1111 supply
necessity of war,
become more and
8 11111111. Eailc V. 14 Union Placc, Nor,
wn‘lk Conn
Croco, Alfred 17 Woodward "Ave, Nu
Judge John J: Malkin. William W.. Gregory
111.411.111.1111111001111.
F‘irbrizio, 11011111111 \’.,10 li‘gznoiin ave-
nli(,l\"oiw:1llt
ad. 11 is gasoline that brings food
to the soldiers, ammunition to the
Trou‘bridgo Arthur L., Noroton, Ct. guns Without gasoline the French
Jacob H.41mecln uve"would have lost Verdun.
South Mir-walk ’"Amerlcans are wasting a million doi-
la rs’ worth of this precious stuff ev-
day in joy riding! Why not out
._.__._.’
the Chestnut lllli
111' 611119, New (anuah
rtman. Louis K. 3 Union PL, Nor. 01"
"out joy riding vanity riding, all 1m~
The Heating & Valentine, Chm” 1'23 Plymouth necessary riding? For our conntrys
avenue. Norwalk sake.
Stois, James W., 5 H.
Whitney. Irving R.. Richards av.
Miller, Stephen. 18 Knapp, at, Not.
‘Gleaso, Arthdr, 1 Franklin av. Nor.
Chase, AtIIfIred Flt. 25 Woodward ave. Img or other patrioti
hue, orwal '
Senoh. Albert, 19 Cliff st, riot-11111111.1i “mm“ “will“;
Fabbriccio Enrico Weetport av..- Nor. 59“” were tonne one day
Smith, CharleoJ 2 Franklin avg, Nor; by public-obit“e 9‘1 ’9'” owners
22 Glover av" ‘Nor. in seven foriim implodiate work in ail"
Think wbat that
an in these days of labor
It 11113111 mean ‘a decliiivc
ihfthe air! it 1111511131111 the
Hotel. 11111113 Vigi-
or d P1" 11:3; 1 We could surely do this one day in
Iseven, and on that. seventh day let
1our chauffeurs do gardening or drill-
c work. Suppose
American chauf-
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South Norwallr
Miller. Franlt‘ M 8% -
Lapollat. Cfirlo, Brook“ t. N:
1 i .
coat-i aim-111111
BOW" hurries the ambulances to the wound- "
And we ‘
the government ‘
‘I
o the veto out
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Seé,‘ the Buplex—ALCAZAR
"Before You Buy a Range
Here at last is a kitchen mange that is
really modern. It is made in ‘two types, one
Bids for Old Building.‘ unlit, Conn. lwith the increasing war demandu.
Settled proposals will be received on Burr. HfiiIold 28 Franklin St. 8 N01. Already “ppm tell us we are “1mg! barging conlIoIr mfidhggggiigg Owemfifihgxgofér’zogg
til Oct 3 by the building committee of 33:33:31.1,‘11‘11‘6‘1‘123: Jl Cii'fizgsi‘ 51:11. N133 31-000 000 barrels of crude oil every B12122 :spgfnglgtc-vfll in one-“ready ltwliurn‘ itho'fuel 319“
““9 Roma” “"39““ Assocmmn m rents avenue Norwalk. month in excets of our production. who“ my and all times. .
11111 purchase of 111.. 0111 111111111111 1.1.0 11.1.1.1 White.» J 21 111111.111 st. None And remember 11 is 11115015119 111111 You can make the change for difl'erent fuels
m a Second's' time and the Duplex-
s'wlth yonrxoqmremm, It's the “year
moi!" in summer—Warm in
‘ of fuel bills as
With “Hallow
ALGA!“ flagellum
mad men—kn” thehltchonaoo
winter-suits the season 11’s in be
well 1 I better
D Li D I E: ‘1 ri.......-....._.,_
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