1‘
warm.
waurco~a woman as plen-
Iiu street.
fiaurao—rss'r PACKER, A
non armor woman. mourns
P0 sa'r'rsai co, EAST x01:
41.17 016 31
NANTED-SOBER, AC'i‘ll’I-Z .1:A.\
do general work in factory. 00')“
race for advancement to right per-
I. “('Apply C .over Mfg Co., 48 Alain
eel, Norwalk, '
courses—om. ATTENDANT i.\'
1111qu store. Permanent position.
larv. No. 11 No. Math street. Applv
3') to z p. 111. Thursday. Oct. 18th.
e Sperry & Hutchinson (‘0.
rk. Good wages to start. Chances
advancement. Work simple, em-
yment~permanan Apply Employ-
nt Department, Norwalk 'l‘ire 4';
bbcr Co., Winnlpauk. 016 at
ANTED—TEN [DADS 0P COW
nure. Address Steve Czinky, Rock
:0, Hickory Bluff.
ANTED—T0 RENT HOUSE AND
a with some land, must be near
ltey line. Will lease by year.
family. C. J. White, 131 Washing
street, Smith Norwalk
NTED — BRASS
so from and two
dy work. Good pay. Wm.
MOULDERS
tub. Straight
A. Mills
ANTED—OLD FALSE
a't matter if broken. I pay 62 1..
per set. Send by parcel post and
tire check by return mail. h tin-
, 2007 8. Fifth street, Philadelphia.
ANTED—RAISE TEETH. “'1‘:
as high as $17.50 per set for old
e teeth, no matter if broken, also
crowns and bridge work.
Herdnn False Teeth Specialty, 25
his street, Albany, N. Y., and re—
ve cash by return mail. . 7- It.)
WANT
W
WV...
ANTED—TURNERS TO “'URK
factory.
ANTED—~YOUNG MEX OVER
0 work in manufacturing and ship;
. departments.
ANTED — SIIIRTMAKERS. PAY
to learning.
llctl, Peabody
8701.. too.
LOST.
osrlcouu UTATION 7‘
uk'bétween South Norwallr and
deepen, please return to Althea
ca, 124 Washington street. Re-
rd.
oer—11 Sushi. 137.401: PURSE'
w-ern Crofut E Knapp factorv and'
or Washington and South Main'
ect Reward.
ANTED—GIRLS FOR FACTURI’V
Two ‘V
' s Co., Port Chester, N, Y 013 61 V“
TEETH;
01:: 1m
5 house.
Matti
I'ply E. M, Toltes,
street.
, 1
_._.. ~mm1
I
Vment on Ann street, Inquire at 2 West
'avenue, Soul'h‘Norwalk.
TICK ET i
To LEV—FOUR ROOMS AT xo. 2
otter at. Hartford Lunch. sorta 5'“ “reel Soul: Norwaik. inquire new
' 016 St of J0“ ”“6"": 301ml View avenue. Norualk tube,
l
010 3t
'ro LET—FIRST rwoa' x0. '7
Orchard street from Oct. 15, Inquire
of 1):. Tracey, West avenue, or F. .l
.111 c hue. 015- at
T0 LET—5 ROOM HOUSE LARGE
lot. 8 acres, buildings, auVantages,
near trolley, easy terms. 5 acres build
ing, 81,800. Other bargains. D. 8
Hull, llaviland block
T0 LET—OR FOR SALE AT ROW-
ay,ton houlie of 7 rooms and bath
Convenient to station and trolley. In
quire of E. '.W Godfrey or telephone
215-2. 016 3t
'ro LET—2 Rooms, FURNISHED"
or unfurnished. Suitable for young
couple. All improvements. Bath, heat,
and electric light Call 6 p. 111., I7 Cot-
tage street, East Norwalk
TO LET—COTTAGE. 6
ROOMS;
Vwith improvements at 3 Core avenue
inquire R. Joaelovsky, 24 Gore ave-V
line, or 52 Water street.
TO LET—MODERN HOUSE 01“
seven rooms and bath, reception hall.
All improvements and fine pl
Good locality.
East Norwalk.
street.
\'o. 20 Eclie alenue
Apply 2 St. Job 11
015 at
T0 LET—IST FIDOR
bath, gas, electric lights
large yard and chicken houses
sonable. 214 East avenue, near East
Norwulk depot. 01.1 31
T0 LET-NOV.
5
rooms each floor with
movements. Garage for2 «.'.nrs gatory
wort: shop. Apply No. 1.1 Charles
i'treet, South Norwalk.
improvements at 21 Lincoln avenue.
Also 7 room cottage all improvements
ed Grocery or it. 0. Raymond
To LET——F1RST l-‘LOOR NO. 7
Orchard street from ()ct.1.1. inquire
P. J. Donahue or .W. F. Casey. 68
FOR
303 SALE.
ALE—f" auro TlRESf
l
‘ ~.' ~'- ,3. .- in'
Ildoaoahuntmo'dlahlun-
lain street, Danherv afteroatllueu tlonorvarlouaomr malaria! in
fountain-Marl“. tut. auflueoftke Women's American Bassist
that time had bent an invalid. being Home and Foreign Ill-slogan doci- ,’
condnodtoherhedorchairthcmr 'oueg,
part of the time.
fiwhlle in full health and actively en- lectman Edwin s. Seymour welcomed
gaged lulled Cross work and other in the convention, Rev. Frederick Lent,
tone, non-skid, '1“, as. portant service, in which she was of New Haven, th president, respond-
1
very good ,(guy. deeply interested. Ihe accepted Ditties tag and dellv ring his annual address.
Springfield with tube 35s41-.. Several ophically and cheerfully the change The annual sermon was given by
.kitchca ranges. 1 gents . bicycle,
1
new step on scales. 1 motor boat, 17
foot. :111 equipped except motor. 1’. P.
. Mahoney, 52 Van Zaat
street, East
,-\'orwatk. Phone 1182-5.
FOR sate—noses usnn 0N DE?
livery wagon. Will sell
quire at Hayes' Market,
street.
cheap. Ia-
horth Main
015 3!
FOR SALE—6 ROOM COTTAGE,
with bath, hot and cold water,
Set
range, one acre of land. Burns and
chicken coops. Apply' Mrs.Thoo. Vil-
lage.r92 South Main street,
Norwelk.
South
FOR SALE-CHEAP, BUICK RUN
about, 1912 in excellent condition Ad-
dress box 6 Weetport or phone 104-3.
.._._,..
015 3t
-_-_.___... —.. ._—
FOR SALE—YOUNG PIGS AND
geese at a. reasonable price
Inquire
Mr. John F0607, 322 Flax Hill Road.
013 (it
FOR OALE~BEAL
farms, large and small acreage, city;
proper W GONIWlOl-l'l estates, 6160 charitable w,ork she entered zealously
.
ESTATE,
antiques, upright piano and second
ace. hand furniture. L. B Hall, 106 Main
' street, Norwatk.
.29 lm
FOR SALE—TWO NEWL
RENO-
;vated houses with tmproverne ts. ch
Tel " 5312
71100113, oral barns on premises and 15 acres
""d ”“0"“ of good taming land at Conn. turn-
"'93 pike Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16 Grove street
FOR
pike.
SALE—FAMILY
IST 2 FAMILY with one-half acre of land on West
"11 Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-
Must be sold at once to close
3- Vcstate. Small amount of cult redutr-
0‘5 5‘ ed, balance on mortgage.
HOUSE;
Inquire
Kcogh 5 Condos, Attya. United Bank
'ro LET—~15 noon COT TAGS 11.1. mm“ rm 53oz
W
FOR SALE-CITY AN" COUNTRY tzatioVns she gzuc unspurlngly
at 8% Taylor avenue. Inquire at Unit ”1'09”“ 0‘ "“7 (195011le0. If 100* times 71 energy and much of their suc-
ing for a home or investment.
is the time.
Ask John T. Haves
Real Estate—insurance
NOW
140 South Main
015 3t
T0 LET—A FOUR ROOM APART-
013 3t
70 LET-A FIVE ROOM APART-
ment at No. 13 High street, South
Norwalk. inquire at 38 Bayvlew alc-
nuc. Phone 1251.
.TO LET—HAVDSOME "N SF.
all improvements, newly painted. big
cellar and storage room and fine view
of Wes avenue, yet away from the
mt. Finder please return to 12 avldust 2le noise. Scc Layton & ('.,0 or
013 3t1tetephouc 1027.
013 3t
TO, LET.
fl
ctrlc lights. with improvements.
1 3 First street, East Norwalk.
one 1897. /
0 LET-:FURNISHED R00.“
21 all improvements. Man and .vlfe
ted, .11 Chestnut street. flit". Les-
.Ul‘n‘s.
susmnss NOTICE.
PIANO TEACHER
nservatory graduate. Results on!!!
no pupils A: stranger here will
1 Norwalk.
-u—n —
PIANO regain
.spcrt instruction, concert Mill.”
.. -rvato'Vry graduate.
l
1 But Anna. last Harwell.
7 O LET—41011811} ‘ ROOMS BATH merits. House over looks sound.
l”
I
"about
m". “I"!
infection guaranteod. Free my calf! M. '9'“ mu: “m" 7" ea
area. Toma moderate. Profnllllaen ... . ‘
TOILET—HOUSE, 8 ROOMS. F1110.
rushed, in fine condition. All improve-
To
rent from Nov. 1st,, 855 per month.’
:Apply .1 M. Layton 67 Co,1nc._. South
Norwalk. 013 5:
To LET—FURNISHED ROOM, '1
large front room with 1 or 2 connect-
ing rooms with gas. and cooking range
all complete for light house keeping,
also 1 front room with use of bath in
'private family Inquire 41 South Main
I To LET—NICE nouns arsang
heat electric lighted. $2.50 83 week.
iAlso suite of 2 rooms for light house-
. pert instructions, concert pianist. 36098116 Bristol Hotel
08 12t
rooms each. Pleasantly situated, elec-
e, them for half price 75 cents full tric m“ and improvements Rents
:- lesson. Advanced pupils a spe- moderate. 1n ulre 84 W '8, ve-
ltv. Prof. Bliss 282 East avenue. ”nae Tel “5: 01'4”“. M d ‘
l
I
1
to anemone 207 Plasmas-V
ton s on last NorwaIk. Ap’artmeotl
sshlnston. attest, not smart
a116,. if, Chapel amt. Norwalk In
013 .tV
who. wish to quality
for special or higher
positions.
,IMerrill . Business
College ,
. South Norwalk
; Stamford.
Spring street 01 .1 3t 7 MAIN ST NORWALK.
TO LET—l-Z HOUSE, 7 ROOMS, m-L— ---- ~~~ -. - - -
with all improvements at 123 Main"
street, Rent 820. inquire Joseph Di- THE:
Sean, 121 Main street, Norwutk or 1
Central Hotel corner Monroe and mm ;
VChcstnui street, South Norwalk. .
_ . n w .. 111131111135 (1011.565
TO LET~HOl’SE 01‘ EIGHT one P. i 6
‘,rooms No.11 Chestnut sin-,et large - ’ ““6
yrEtndcn; also fine place for. raising PS 08 . r . ‘e
chickens. Partial improvements. Ap— courses for -. Ihflse
Port Cheat"
~91.
1
Shanna
Witt
.‘.-
SHERMAN COUNCIL, ROYAL AR-
canon,
11 Council,
tomorrow night,
Council, of Bridgeport, where a
Royal .ircanum.
visit Seaside
large
union meeting of the Royal Arcanum
within held, There is to be an initia-
tion of new members and Sheridan
Council is right.- tn It with candidates
for membership. 1: big following will
act as an escort. All members dealt
big to go will meet in front of tth
,htahackemo Hotel at 7: 30 Wednudllyi
evening.
§ing voted
nsc '
The Council at its last mect-'
to defray
the entire ex- 1
l)?
1 Plans were made last night for a
very Interesting run of entertain-
meats daflng the winter months. One
lfcature being a carpet bowling con-
1
‘Vcouscu.
lead the
land a
C. B. "0!!
test, with the" full membership. tenors
to pay for a topper for the
was chosen tol
Blue and P. Goodctglld the
no than have been firmed
m '61. P”
It“. M115”
' the first families to settle here.
- izcr of Mary Wooster chapter. Daugh-
. the church oraglnzations in which an:
V'whose home was with her from child-
wbolei j
that her llrs‘m brought into her 1112 Rev Welcome E. Bates, of Mystic
and bore her burden of invalidlsm pa- ! After the election had been an-
ttentiy. Her condition bpd been with trounced, hfr Lackey stated that he
eat only a sport timeand the news of felt he could not accept the presiden-
her death came as a surprise to many or He consented. however, to take
of her friends. the matter under further considers
Although not a native of Dimimry.‘ WIS 911)??de
Mrs. lindman was descended from one
of the oldest families of that town and
her entire life, with the exception of in
,few years in her childhood were spent
there. She was the daughter of the
announced as follow:
J N Lackey. Hartford; P. C. Wright.
late Leonard N. and Julia Wildman Hartford 1 11- Thompson. 3W”
Dellicker. of Brooklyn, 5'. v.. and was Norvalh and Jam” “0099: M" "a
born in that ’city on March 11, 1847 V9“-
The Association of Ministers’ Wives
of Connecticut also
meeting and elected the following of-
floors:
President'htrs.
ford; vice-president—Mrs. K C. Mac-
Arthur, Sufileld; secretary—Mrs. E.
B. Cross. New Britain; program com“
mines—Mrs .I N. Lackm, Hartford,
A B. Todd, Hartford
BOSTON MDTOBMAN.
FOUND NOT GUILTY
tler mother was a daughter of the late:1
Mr. and Mrs. Fairchlld Witdman and
her parents were members of one of
Mrs.
Wildman's parents,dicd when she was
eight years of age and she dame to
Danhury shortly afterwards to reside
with relatives. Her marriage to Alfred
N.'Wildman took place on Dec. 19,
1867. and the fiftieth annfvcrsary of the
wedding would have been celebrated
next Decembr. had her life been spared
until that time . l
Deeply interested in patriotic and
W. J. Sly.
and “re
guilty was returned today in the trial
of (leIald “Huh-h motorman on a Hos
into many important movements along tun Elevated Railroad street
those lines during the years of her which plunged through an open draw
”mu.“ activity. gm. was the organ . into Port Point Channel in Novembel
killing forty five passing-aria.
\ 1H charged w.th manslaughter.
ters of the American Revolution, and
its first treasurer
draw entrance was not burnlnu.
cons. specially in their car"! days.
was due to htr interest and zeal and
the wisdt m with which she guided
the 1r affairs.
1 Mrs. ll ildman was a member of the
First Congregational church and for a
long time served as a reaconess of that
church and was active in the affairs of
chapter of the D. A. R. She was corre-
ml mber of its advisory council
She was one of the organisers of the ,
portant vxecuttve positions in that or And omel' 1h! ‘ and
ganlzatlt 11. Her last office in the chap, , ‘Hfga In
To the work of both of these .9 gun-I
Liter
Nearly one thousand prominent pet)-
plc in one citv alone have publicly
bronchitis and other forms
.muplainls that lllrlillt'fll'll their verv
spending secretary of 1hr Danbury n, the presidential election.
.l~‘a trilcld (‘ounty chapter of the Red
tor was that of president, which posiV
testified in signed statements that
existence. Other thousands in other
'chapttr several years and was long aV
(' was and for a long time filled the im-
she vr-signed after her illness.
linoninc curt-d them of coughs, colds.
sections of 'he country
had membership. She was also a mem-
ber and director of the Danhury Hath-f
Society for a long time and a member
of the advisory board of the Danhury
Home.
I .lIVrs. Wildman is survived by her
husband and by one son, Colonel Leon
claiming Linonine the most effecthc
medicine of its kind known to science.
Relief is wrought by removing the
swellings and irritations that cause
the disturbances. it is
some, being an emulsion of Fl.:xSec(t
ard l).'Wiltlman, 17. S. A., chief signal Oil, Irish Moss Eucalyptus and other
Vofltcer of the Central department, famous remedits, all combined in one.
:with headquarters in Chicago. She al \and knoun 'he world over as
so leaves a nephew and two nieces
hood and to whom she was as a moth.
Vcr. They are Ebenezer Hill. of Sor-
,walk, general manager of the Norwa'x
Iron Works, Julit D. Hill, wife of
Granvlle' Whittlescy, of New York, and _
Ella L Hill, wife of Colonel Roger All drugglsts 60c, 61. 20
Fitch, U. S A.. chief of stall at CampV ==—--~?'—" "
Grant, Rockford, 111.
i The funeral service will be held 71:.
the late home on Wednesday afternoon
at three o 'clock, the Rev. Joseph H00 1-
Ver Twichell,p:1stor of the First (eagle
gationat church, officiating.
' l
...,. --.—<- “1..—q...
m 1m of lung Wm Milken m mm: convention at 11.1 sec!
1'11. «Amulet. m can. l0 6 along today;
y oval“. at her halt. ”0 "lull \Etection of trustees and ”WIS-".31”. '7‘" W'NQMI'.’ week.
ofahootalsiaoaths'doratioa- Whthedmmerl
In. wuumusm-umotummmmwuamwmi
Althollh W Rev. KC. HacArthuradelrstSe'
circulation in said district, at
Revs. But B. 'Cross New Britain:,.
held its annual:
Hart-l
1 A. 16,—:12 Six, 5:
(‘81'1
Walsh‘
The chief point of the def use was
She was also the.1 that the signals were not properly set
“m ”paw," 5hr". Connecticut 111:: 9 and that an are light directly over the
The acctdé' nt happened on the night '1
oi winlrrV
have added.
their testlmonv, and all unite in pro
a truly won-'
dcrful remedy and’ls pure and w-hole '
McBougall Kitchen Cabinelsl
Ordered. that the executive exhibit
her administration account to thill
rourt for adjustment, at the Probate
once, in Norwalk, on the 28rd day of
October, 1917,.at 10 o'clock, forenoon; ’
and that all persons interested in
said estate may be notified thereof,
the ekecutrix will cause this order to
be published in a newspaper having a
least
five days before laid 23rd day of OC-
xtoner, 1917.
and the belief '
I would accept:
The committee on resolutions wasV
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge
Yellll'IWTABL!
1:69
In Silesia-l .23. 1917
SOUTH NORWALK 1'0 NEW vom-
A. H.:—-1 89x. 5: 35s, 5: 49:, 6:01
6: 57s, 7: 18a. 7: 54s, 8: 21a, 8: 59s.
9: :4. 6:39,10:36x. 10: 52:.
P u.— —:13 or. 12: 5: (Stamford only
1: 001.1: 381.3: 1127.3 79,4:3217. 5:27:
5: 46, 6: 021, 6. 26s, 6: 47, (Stamford on
117) 7: 02s, 8: 06. 10: 07s, 10: 30s.
9.191. 10: 38!
P. M.-—:12 03!, 1109:, 2: fix. 3:12x,,
4: 321,5 45:6. 6: 09x. 6: 57a, 7: 02x, 7: 57s,
l9: 19x. 10: 07:, 10: 30x, 10: 40.
1N
IH.-4:10x. 5:3,0 6. 34, 8: 00s, 8. 51s,
I9:15x.10:03:,10:06,10:50a.
| RH .:—-12 03s. 12: 45s, (Saturday on-
,2: 57, 3. 30:, 3:53. 4.13:,
Saturday), 4. 23, 5:13a.
6:03, 17:10:, 9:28.11:151, 12: 00:.
On Man
A. his—6:00, 8:00x. 9200!.
:10250x.
P. Dir—12'. 10, 1: 03x, 3: 35!,'
‘5: 02, 5: 85s. 6. 001:. 7: 10:, 8:]0x, 11:15!
2:00:
SOUTH NORWAELK TO NEW
rue/N I
- A. IL—Ilcus. 1:13:11. 5137;6z0't
V7:15, 9:191, 10:22K,V11:11x, 11: 58:.
P. H.—.—12:03,
!:1 20. 2. «ll,
(Bridgeport ontYM
(Bridgeport on- ‘
I‘y. Saturday only) 2:47 (Bridgeport
only, except Saturday) ‘3: 301, 4. 28.
5:,19 6: 21, 6:51, 7:08x,7 . :3- (Bridge-
port only). 9: 25x, 11:08.
"it”
A. Sir-12:26:, 13x. 7: 43, 11:19:.
10:19, 11,:12x, 11: 581:.
r. M.—2:10x.4:42x,
‘7 081: s 33, 9: 25:.
NEW HAVEN To court-1 uoa
WALK
6'33x, 6:8,}z
l
A. .‘lI.—-12:252, 4:35x, 4:53.11, 51:50.1i
6:50, 8:05, 8:30, 9:41x, 11:00. 1'
P. M.—I2:17, 2:13x, 3240!. 4:35:
5: 13s, 5:32x, 5:37. 6:11x, 11:18:.
9: 25:. I
Sundays 5
A. 11—43511, 4:5317, 7:55,. 83301.:
9:41x, 11:00 ' ‘
l
P M.—12: 177:. 11.15:, 2:23x, 3:40x I
7:05x, 9218:. 9:25,‘
5:315:13; 6:11x,
9:35.11:40x.
South Norwalk to Oanburyt
A.\f.:—t‘. 13. 8' 27 9: 59:.
1’. 11—1 27, 1:54x, (Sat. only), 2:48.
(Sat only) 4. 39a, 5: 27 (except Sat. ).
:25.
' Sundays
1 A, lit—9:25.
P. .\l.—'2:15,¢7:15.
1 Dublin: to South Norwalk '
V A. M.—6:00, 7:25, 8:25, 10:05!.:
11:50. V!
P. ltI.-4:33x, 7:07. 1
lundaya '
A. M.—7':50.
P. “—12:05. 6.01.8:30:
.‘. .__
$1.00 down and $1.00 per-
week puts this marvelous l
l ' Mra. Georgiana R. Wilkins
l
Mrs. Geor.:‘iaria Rodlmer_ Wilkins,
Ewldow of the late William H. Wilkins.
, d'ict! this morning at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. A. P? Manger,.No. 62
your home. ‘There is noth-
ing of greater convenience,
North Main rtrect, azed‘ seventy-six
years. Besides Mrs. Magner, Mrs.
Wilkins is survived by one sister,
Mrs. J. W. Studweli. The. funeral
will take place from her late home at
2: 30 o'clock 'I'burday afternoon. Rev.
John Stapleton will officiate and bur-
ial will be in Union cemetery ' i
Infant Paul
The infant daughter of Paul ~andV
'Rose Paul died at the home of hch
parehts, In Chapel street. yesterdam'
Funeral services were held this morn-
and interment was made in St. Mary' a
cemetery.
HAD A RULL.‘ .
Casey—Finnegan gotVVlhlaI lotfe hr,
sated last one and he's land so quick.
Caesar-lam be most hov had a
M '14 1|! m ‘
no better construction and
contains features that can.
not be found in any" other.
cabinet; ’
A McDongall Kitchen
Cabinet will free the
housewife of kitchen
Prices Range—Prom ..
$21.00 to 836.00
I q
5!. 5:491. 8:59.;
YORK TO SOUTH NORWAVL LI'
10:03.,
lot the spine.
'givlng the
labor saving cabinet in I
mammmotuo- , "=3 "Florida-Wm“
NOTICE » , W '
including a W'- oil E-oe the demonstration of automo ‘
bile lubricants at M P. Dino's hard- '6' u m 01 On W
District of :wrwaut, as. Prohnwflmu W
Court. October 16, a. o, 1917. ' ' _
Rotate of George P. Fischer, late of
Norwatk. inaaid district, deceased.
WWiWWWfl
mintentaandalduy.
We cannot be ancient with
HaveyourVeyeaWilled
ouroculistwhoiaa graduate
phydcian.‘
"T HAMER
"The Three-O lye Service”
Oculists,'0ptomettists, Opticians,
87 Atlantic Sq. Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Eve. till 9 p. to. Est. 1807
v
1115 NEW SEW
VDEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIQ'
Chiropractic is the deflnltt of tho
onuaeofthodiaeaae and art‘-
ndllattng the same. Disease is cause.
i
be a wrench, twist or sprain in
back. Even if done in (build:
BOSTON. Oct 16 “A ""1“" “i “0' 1y) 1: 06,1: 3.’ x,( Saturday only) 2:18x. it creates pinched nerves and pain i-
(Excwtilntcr life in the different organs cpl,
5:29, 6:001.V
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is now
through harmonizing the nerve .-
term in your body. Female nongo-
glven special attention: also curvaturo
You will never regret
hirpractor a chance IV.
help ’you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
lFllANClswllC
’66 Washington St, So Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
w
Any Store;
01' Stock of Home
Bought for Cash
Address 11. are Sentinel
REED ‘7. on
amulet]. to.
The Only Fully Equipped
armament... sees
the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 80. Kola St.
80. Norwatk, Music Hall 3116.
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble man
right around-when something like
this happens In your home. If your
ammo
is defective. antiquated, unsanitary
or worn out, have us make use»
sary repairs or install a newayatem"
a .' .
MODERN PLUMBING.
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