Waits. litters: Stile, Busi-
Classified. . . ."m and Prairie“: Cal—st
Admnseinenits '
on this page. Twenty-rive Words or Less, 250.
moment»; Ono "Week.“flo. Blackfaoo
" "ammonium.
Miscellaneous Advs. : : : : ::
‘ ’ ~ ‘Bmwos‘ Afr '
KENSETT, SOUTH
, WILTON, BURNED
(continued from rim Pogo)
“—-
r
six years ago. The only buildings
now remaining from what was once a
regular little village in its self, is s
. dwelling house, a small cottage, a barn
, and some small structures.
_ Kennett, as the estate was named,
j has been mortise iii-many swath:
episodes. since it “spurge so" b"
the iateEWiliiam J. Gannung, some
‘5 Disc" . ‘o" . 5 mom. ‘i ‘m‘iL‘ET
- t .
BABCOCK—On Tuesday. 'May 7.: ‘WANTE°"°°MPETENT GIRL] \To Ler—mesmrxo. 15 A
l9l8, Susan Ann. in the 93rd year or for general housework and plain cook- 1
" like one'huhdretlmcnee; a: t
x1) lish pork, and entertai
7 Ely avenue. Apply to Bertha N
forty yearlong); Mr. Gunning,'-*itho
was oi“l English descent.made ,the
property; which included- something
. ‘ g ned" many
_ ; guests: the’ (inning ‘ house *pii'rtles‘iib‘di
her age, widow of Amory Leland Bab-.mfi- Wages $30 amonth. Mrs- E. M: Na ,5 0 , t in: lirbiy attain that made the quiet
cock. formerly of Sherborn. Mass. Fun- Wkwmdt 135 East avenue. Norwaik. gy' L we 5”” ' m8 3‘ residents hem: settled 'openith'eir
oral services at the residence of her ‘ m8 3t' TO LET—HLARGE eyes. 5W"! Wilton was the nearest
mp—w”
‘ .
nephew, John W. Bancroft, 38 France _
street, ‘Norwnlk, Conn, on Thursdaihi WANTEFCOLORED GIRL FOR
May 9th. at i D.‘nl. interment at Sher» diShW‘iShing- “30 be" boy wanted
born, Mass. Apply ‘liaiiackeino Hotel omce. m8 Si
Al! conveniences. 20 Madison St. So
Norwalk. 3
{FURNISHED ' railroad station. and the splendid turn-
ioom suitable -o‘p "git housekeeping ‘outs used to 'dash ‘down‘ the Winding "by the fact ithat many ingolicants were
and hlliytroad at \topi‘ speed to this
aim. and also to Norwalk. '
P .
t After several ears, he decided to
WANTED—YOUNG MAN FOR
, _clerical work. in’replying state age.
WANTED—BOY TO MAKE Hm.:exiierience in detail. salary. expected
WANTED
.—
strect, upper bell.
TO .LET—NICELY FURNISHED
room for gentleman. inquire 10 Spring 5“” ”Milli about:
m8 3t* After being unoccupied 3f0r some
abandon the pro ty, and the auction
sale, which occupied severni‘daysniB
little time, Tiiomaafounningf a brother
sell generally useful and learn trade. and references. Only application in
Good pay to right one. Webbing it ‘Wi‘iting will be considered. Address W.'
Edging Corp, 83 Washington street. M. Johnson, Auditor, Wilson Point.
‘ alimmber Yard. South 'Norwnlk. m7 at
WANTED—A STRONG nor its?
TO LET-FOUR ROOMS lN NEW'
house. Ailjmprovements, set rangefand Mouth Wilton, and'converted it
and heat furnished. Apply 79 Fort into the3 largest farm in: the county,
lPoint Road, or telephone 1627. m7 3t
1
who hid purchaséu'prnct‘i-eaiiy all the
property‘ betweeni‘tne' Cannontstation
ifailed 'in his endeavm' to make its
{model stack farinynll‘dlor a’ time resid-
messenger between Nor-walk and! _ WANTED—MEN, \‘VOMEJN. AND"
Brooklyn. Good pay if satisfactory. ll. ‘ boys to learn trade. Crofut & Knapp
Jacobs & Sons. shoe manufacturers, CO. 1118 (it
T0 LET——I.\' DESIRABLE LOCALI- of Mr,
ty. llouse.with all modern improve-l
'ed at Kenseti. Themal‘tial troublee’
and Mrs. Gunning again
bmught‘ihe estate into the public
mom "gag-L
notin'oi'i‘d King Gohrge o! Grehh’Britain, l 25"”!!!5’3 . CW at a" D " Ol‘ ,
James Honnn came from irelanid, John, ' P. ' - .
MnoLuckie-Imwecsuand; and Haroldl @110!!an W‘vOStN r by tile 3
will“... .. t « ““— ~ ' i
u go o J. ea or, o tamtord.- , ‘ . - :' . ‘ l- _ .
'who will take a seat on the superiori ,',s' ARMYCENAW TABLET 0 260 West Broadway. NY“?
-'nioyed?by‘ine New Haven road aster ine- nine“'oi'“desertniir-‘f
. 'kme- . om ' _, . .3 who in ease and coni‘ort, i 7
3:31 ’d r 5:11:29“. [liter 1‘? 1:1,! the burden of soldier discipl _
nets “1 g e Isappear ' e in the quiet calm of sequester
is believed to have Joined the armY. liberation, conspire to weak”
and his mother, who lives at 43 Fillr- country by robbing it, to escape . .
field avenue, sham-inmam is Search penalties that would have been ”visit ‘
ing for him. Young Landy was our,
‘Ii‘c’ .
FETISlI or ALIENS
MADE AMERICANS
(continued hem Intel 0113)
—i..——..
from the Department of Immigration
upon an offending soldier."
asked each applicant how many Lib- played at the storage plant of the New . .
erty bonds he had bought and all re- Haven road in Stamford. 13mm mm.
plied that they had purchased at least __.._._._____ m
one. , ' » Jamel T. Ono ,
Alien Enemies Must Wait. TREACHEROUS TO , n . ”h my,
*HThefpetitios of ”,4 alien enemies MEET BOLO’S FATE James T- case, a veteran 0. ‘ e _
Y‘Vfife‘ homo-ti d’lhfi‘mheewdh‘dlni‘ SAY‘S'S‘E‘N . "EWIS ti War. died at the NOW“ 30W
chhtihtled‘uu‘riiig "fl‘l’e‘fi‘é‘flllif‘bf “the ' . L ' Home, yesterday. The-finch! serum »
i-m. Most ioti‘these .appiicants’me
natives of Austral-Hungary. The" now
liorltyfdisplnyed a satisfactory knowl-
edge '0! the Workings bf this"gt)v‘em-
mbht‘hnd' it w‘ns’do‘ slne‘ them from
gwnvenience that they were allowed
to take examinations, although thei
law prohibits them from becoming cit-
izens _ now. The government's* inten-
’ two to w‘etc'h for spies was also Iden
es willtbe held tomorrow. Thetbhflfl':
will he in Spring Grove Cem'ete'rygmv' .
too. He served iii-Companyl, and C. .
V. l.,"and in Co.'A 1st Conn. hooray;
Artillery. ' . W'
.(cm mat-M rigs oiioi
_ f‘Woodrow Wilson will not permit
the spectacle oi a soldier boy failing
in duty on field ,shfleringideath
l
~ the
t,—
dlgfitiwflimfl‘e M” _“
9““.mlmf‘“, -
_ AERMiffi NAVY ., »,.
"It :WSPEPSPA TW‘ETS
‘ willimke you (eel ten years younger. Bait
‘4an remedy for Constipation. spasm
and‘ Dyspepsia.
,1 Can'tsiw Can't can oil-om.
issued if
.. it
they liad'tbii‘on‘r abrond'ilntdiy. l
Mother ‘i-lll’l Willow's:
John‘D.‘ Berger, a native of Hungary
and a brother of Attorney Ernest Ber-'1
senior Bridgeport, . hndtrhis mother as:
a witness {or him. When the oath
of allegiance was admitted to one
sound who had junta beeni'admitted-‘it
was: noticed that of 1hree who ire-
court‘behch ‘on "May‘ 18 when‘flu’dge {
William in Bennett retires. snt‘beei‘de
Judge Kellogg yestei‘dn'y‘duri‘n‘grpart
view, and 3‘ timesi‘lho'fquorrele‘l.be- of the ndturulizntiOn proceedings
. . .’ - goo-me so violent ithht“ ‘ ' .i ' ‘ . '
i w ANTED -oltEN AT DEPOT, AD- bain near itdeaired. Also two furnish whee protec __________
tion was cited for. The Gunnings re«
m7 9t fd riooms'with bath, "gm ho“smelfi.muincd about a yearunnd then Mrs.
us 1’ destreil. Inquire 22 Taylor ave- , Gunning. who was nuclei! of the‘dnte
ments. Possession’nt once, garage or
‘Belden avenue, Norwalk. m8 3t
WANTED — WOMAN, GENERALBHmS EXDi‘eSS CD.
DANDY WANTED TO sewA sot.
cook. Address Harrison House, Corn-i "
Di ER
wall Bridge, Conn. m7 “1 w ANTED—~41! AN WOULD LIKE nue. near Flax Hill Road. 1117 Silhelnndetnnford :returnod“to her Oal- Hal'ry’ Lnndy. seventeen years of“ p ing‘s‘Hop‘op‘GENmN'E‘VALUES”
~ flight work. Sober, can show good rel-z - ‘ gala; _r:n§:h&n1mzi;gmuficunnmg ' age, has been patriotic for some weeks' .
WANTED~BOYS OVER 14 YEARS erence. J. Dolanr 96 Taylor. avenue.l To LETfiFURNISHED' ROOM r a. e join“! . I 18%“
m7 ill with all modern improvements suita-
. - . "South Norw' lk, Conn
of age. Bring your CPI‘UfKEte and hei d . hie {drone or two. inquire Mrs. J_
ready to work Lounsbury, 'Mathewsoni r, .
& Co In? (it? WANTED __ BOOKKEEPER FE— Hubbel, 1.): East avenue. m6 3t
. ! r ‘ t ,
._._. male, experienced to take full charge I. _ ‘ *
WA'NTED~BOYS OVER 16 must“ ma" ”“0” ”mm APP" ‘by ‘et'fistovlftx-‘t: 2T1? 3531'in 1Rtoollws
to tear uttin 1 cc rt in it better. suiting experience and salary. Mc- p m 'n " m n 93 mm m e"
n c g n on a s an 5. . Garden plot. Rent moderate inquire
, , ‘ . , _ Mutton, Clemons it Worthington, ”~20 , l
useful .irouni factory. Apply Mc Henry A Hegeleln 56 Water street
Mellon, Clemons & W orthington. Or‘lOI'Clilil'd street, Norwalk. m7 3t ' ' ' ' '
chard street. Norwalk. m7 at i
.Tel. 365-4 or 473-3. m6 3!:
. WANTED—BOY. NOT UNDER 16
W ANTE-DwBOY ABOUT 15 OR 16iyeiirt-i of age. The Cole-Roscoe Mtg.I
. l 1 . V , . l 7
years of age. A, Modne, 74 North Mainlto". BM“ (’ou't' South horunlk. ’
To LET—FOUR ROOMS lN GOOD
condition. Set range, large garden
space, ‘Mrs. E. Guger, McKinley Place,
. l
> eticet. m7 (lt‘I m7 3 iRownyton or phone 1134-3. Inf) 3!:
WAN __ , N ' AL! " ‘ "“""‘“‘
WANTED — MEN 'I‘O HELPI TED MAN I “ASH R00 i To LET—~A SMALLoARAGp. son-
'A ' l Norwnlk cam Laund D '
around machinery in factory, Applyt “:3: St ry 41‘7"; -viceable for Ford cars. Apply 52 Wood.
l ' ,Wtird avenue, m6 3t
McMahon, Clemons & Worthington,
l
. . . i
Orchard street, horn ulk. m7 3t WANTED—«YOUNG MEN AND “'0‘;
room. Apply at. once and secure It per»
{nutrient position and learn a trade
Lounsbury, Mathewson & Co. m7 6t
WANTED—BOY
bakery wagon.
106 Cedar street.
TO HELP 0N
Inquire 'H. Roodncr,
In? so
I WANTED-«BRIGHT YOUNG MAN 'ro LET-T\V05 noon APART“
WANTED—A BRIGHT BOY Tom". stock room. Good MY with good,lll(_‘nl3 tit 72 North Main strt‘. t. Rent
Ii Jacob‘sh“ inquire tit United Grocery.
ed front room for one or two gentle.
men at St South dinin street. n16 3t
Joni-Ii printinc trade in the office ol‘ . .
.- '4 .o ortun t ' if its ct r'.
.“,"’ South Norwalk Evening Sentinels £201” :h’oe Singwfuqu Boldcn‘ _
Jpqnirc tit‘otlico‘. invenue, Norwnlk. m? 0t: TO LET-12 FACTORIES ON DA}
1
‘ ‘ . . ' street. Ofllhcs corner of Washington
> WANTED-ASSISTANT SUPERIN] M71503 SALE ‘streot and R. R. Place. For further
tcudent in the shipping department! .—-~ particulars up ly Old Well Cigar Co. 3
itttymond Bros. mil 3i FOR SALE~A 2.3 FOOT (‘A'rnoii'rfl ;
iclient). inquire nt Buy Cottage, Belief TO LET—HOUSE 8 ROOMS, ALL
. WANTED .. BOY FOR Dnugflslnnd. m7 6t improvements in South Norwnlk. $30;
store. Must be sixteen or over. Apply} —-— Misc 5 rooms, all improvements. limit
.Stills‘i-Powell Corp. roll all FOR SALE—FORD STARTER. furnished, in upper Norm";
:Clioap. A. .\iotlnc, North Main street, \ . ,
, . Ask John 1. Hall‘s
WANTED~~A «LADY unsmihoj South Norwaik.
good home. ciipnhlo of filling business NO. 7 Main Si... 2‘30“?qu
position. Actress “1).," care of Sentinel. 1:11. ESTATE—INSURANCE
. _.. _*— /....._ L ’7 :-
BUSINESS NOTICES
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES I
_ . Situations secured for all classes of
WANTED w AN EXPERIENCED: FOR SALE~l llllt: FORD TUITR- applicants. Private houses, hotels,
my“ wishes work on farm. Has had-jug, A-l condition, $350_ 1 1915 5 pashonrding houses, restaurants and fnc-;
cwwrieuco in garden work, and cure ’ sguger Buick; 1 1913 Overland, l‘f‘ilSOfl-;:"ri93- Milli? Wilson's i-Implol'ille“t 01'!
of {arm stock. Apply 72 Lexington'afii‘. Austins Garage, Senview avenue. “09. 24 011-" “To“, South Norwalkhl
mmue’ between 6 and 7 p. in. m6 at East Norwaik, Conn, I’honcJQhB. 'Wilbcfinn- Tel- 543-4-
tienionstrate. nil” 3ti
’ I
uwm “HW— .. i
__.‘
a...
FOR SALE~FOUR HOLE GROCV
:l'ei-s‘ ice box, in first, class condition;
WANTEDwGIRlS FROM 14 TO ioll'iii sell at. $15, it taken tit mice. Ill-i
years of age. Apply J. & J. Cash. Ltd, l quire 5- R Beckmann & 90-. 33 Wash,
' Chestnut street. n16 3b ”1ng street. In? 3t
' i
PAPER-HANGING
supplies; wall.
WANTED-—SECOND HAND LAWN} ,
mower, wheel—burrow, set iron wedges1 FOR SALE~FRESH
and 50 or 100 bean poles. Give. lowestgfish. Fancy fresh fish.
cash price. Address its care Sentinel. lFreeh steak code, 10 lbs, at the wa-lEstimates cheeriully given. Trial or-i’
_~ Egon, Washington street. Above prices ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
WANTED—A NUMBER OF HIGH . for Tuesday and Wednesday only from . White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue. .‘
. class girls in our Manufacturing De- ; 2 to 8 p. m, m7 at; E
partment. These places pay, on piece; ‘
PAINTING
CAUGHT decorating, palnter's
, Union Parcel Delivary, Edward J.‘
work, from :12 to $18 per week, and! FOR SALE—FINE LEVEL BUILD-3 Fiaherty. proprietor. Trucking. Long.
we pay liberally while learning. CloV-llng lot. Edlie avenue, low price, easy§distimce hauling. Light and heavy;
or Mfg. Company, 50 Day street, South terms. E. E. Gorhnm, East No
lNorwalk, Conn. . {Comm .
_WANTED——CASH FOR OLD FALSE? FOR SALE—none TOURING Clint
teeth. Den't matter it broken. I pay , Condition A-l. 4 new U. S. non-skidl
' ‘32' to $15 per set, also cash for old tires, demountable rims, extra rim and '
gold, silver, platinum, dental gold and‘tire, tool box, horn, speedometer, etc.
V old gold jewelry. ‘Will send cash binainwright Mahackemo Hotel. m6 3t
return mail and will hold goods 10 .7 -' ‘ _
days for sender's approval of my FOR SALE—RACEABOUT, CHEAP.
DHCG- M33110 L- Mazer 2097 5 5th (3211124 Concord street, South Noru'nlk.
street, Philadelphia. Pa. :19 Linl‘ m6 3t
the st : House connection.
GARDENERS To MEET .i
A get-together meeting of the Non)
walk Garden association will be held,
in the uptown court room on Wali‘.
street tomorrow evening for the pur-
pose of intrducing the new Supervisor.
B. E. Callahan, a graduate of the
Connecticut Aaricultural College, who
,will have charge of the garden work.
during the summer. ‘
Chairman Arthur C. “’heelel‘tlll‘ch
every man. woman and child interest-
H-._ ...—.. ...._.
WANTED‘JU. S. GOVERNMENT7
. ‘ FOR SALE—EARLY CABBAGE .
wants help. Men-women, 18 0‘ over'Zplants, extra line, hardy plants, Side 3"
War preparation compelling thousands hundred at the farm, 60c postpaid.
appointments. {100 month. Easy cleri-. Safe delivery guaranteed. Tomato ed’ln this most important branch of
cal work. Short hours. vacations with plants ready about May 1 51h. Reynoldsfi do.your.bit work to attend this, meeting
pay. Common education sufllcient. Poultry Farm, Highland avenue, flea{and help to push the matter along.
Write immediately for list .and des-iWitcll Lane..Tel. 1036. Supervisor Callahan has established
cription of positions. Frankhn lnSli' ___,_.. - lheadquarters most appropriately in
lute, Dept. 23E, Rochester. N. Y. FOR SALE—HAND ELEVATOR,IG“b?ri R, Hastings‘ wholesale fruit
5 ‘ formerly in the Central Food store. Ap- l pnd vegetable store at It Wallsireet,
Firemen f ply at office 5f the Old iWell Clgnr' Co. I and may be'retiched‘ on' the regular
d . ~_ ___ -. n... .-__- store telephone until better plans are
Chance for good was» and “d FOR SALE — FAMILY Homemade
vanceruent tor men betwoon'theagea
0' eiuhtcen and forty-live years in
_.’
j.w‘iili one-hhli‘acre oi land on West.
5Norwa‘lk"Ro§d neal‘ Connecticut Tuni- ‘ Henry A. Hegeleln,‘ plumbing
900d physical condition. Apply N-.Y.,’mk°' Must be “m at 0““ *0 “105°; sheet methl‘contractor of Water street;
'5’ H. o- H. R. R" ' estate. Small amount 0‘ “3" "Hull‘ils attending the convention of 'tlio
‘ = - ‘ V 9dr balance on ““8339- Inquire Connecticut Mister'Plnmbers' Associ-
M-D-M "' "c .._L ... .
c K m. :ru'gfi' 3“” t' ~w‘VWV: jasmine cuties. Atom-United limitation whlcltds'helng‘theld'xodny at the
‘ ‘3’ ‘ ' I ”Burguil’MHFWWr 7,hiillalns.”rel.'stis;z. Strhtfibldl‘lintélgr’gfiWOi-L:
u"
no ‘
TO LET~ONE LARGE FURNISH.
5 lbs. 25c. - paper. up-to-dntc styles, lowest prices. :p.’
rwalk.‘trucking. Giilce telephones 1581. 300‘? “"
amine'rs.
and _
inn exploring party. and-was frozen to
ideath on one of the highest peaks of
.Andes'im‘ountnins.
'l'linii” Dr. Edwtn'Everoir-Smith, who
:conduo‘ted a snnitaritim ln“Vhirtnout
tior some years, arid also at Cdntent-
intent island, Dorian. pin-chased the
t property, and establlhlied‘a ‘niodel ~re-
,trent ioi' those suffering irmlr‘nhrvous
sand mental illnesses who were able
to pay the still prices which iwere
lchnrged. While‘lbc'mnjm‘lfy of the
patients 'u‘ere quiet, there were ‘tnany
. exciting ‘evenls that k‘opt’ the' Itnall
nip.
:nrniy of attendants on‘ the
tiny was onerfif'ilie show places of the
:estate. It was «instructed for one of
the members of one of the most
*wealthy. and socially prominent (it"tho
New York city smart not, Whose mania
,ior the limiting genie. upset his ,
'nei‘i'es. Here he lived for several ,
years, unit on one occasion smashed
:lllfi :iticudtiut with one of the plus.
‘injurlni: him severely.
3 After the burning or the main butld- '
ging. Dr. Smith purchuscd property on
,Eusi avenue. where he continued his
'work on a similar scale, until last your
and removed to Cold Sprihgon-‘lhtr
Hudson, New York. Where he lives.
with his son. ,Thc last avenue prop‘»
;erty' was sold. to it New York pub-
lisher .
HWIIOUS‘I’W
LOST—0N MAY 8TH BETWEEN
ll’nshington street and 90 North Main
street. four ton dollar bills. Reward if .
returned to Louis Tliiiioud. 90 North
Main street. m8‘3t ‘
_________________________,___ ,
LOST —- (:OIJ) LOCKBT, NEAR '
Bui‘riit avenue. Liberal reward for re- .
.lurn to this oiilcc. mil 3t
LOST~-0.\' sii'runmr EV’ENlNG,
May 4, 1918, $23 in Palace Theatre or
between Palace Theatre and Nor-walk.
Finder will receive liberal reward if
returned to police station. m6 3t
Lear—BROOCH, GRAPE hirsmx. ‘
set Willi pearls between Westpori ave-
nuc and South Norwnlk Methodist
Church, Sunday morning. Finder
please return to this odlce. Reward.
the lit
‘ LOST—SMALL BOSTON BRINDIIE
bull, answering to name of {‘Snooks'
hnd bearing license N0342669. Finder
will receive liberal, reward by return-
ing same to A. Goldschmidt, 11- 00114
cord street, South‘Norwnlk. mil 3:
L”... ._.i ...... .m...,.. ,_
LOST—WATCH IN RUBBER CAS
and hunger in front of Post Mike on.
Washington street, this morning. Find-
er please return it to the Sentinel ot-l
fire and receive reward. m6 3t '
owns ‘tr
t
wnureo -- emu-aimless '
while learning. -
WANTWHEMMERS. SHIRT EX-
wANreouronnnns To wens .
in rectory.
The bdwling alley destroyed yestcr- "
9 ; . l1274§1_,,.tvashtrrgton Street
plél,'and‘ it wins his delight to see 501- , -‘
diers‘nhdistifiilbrs in lunlform. Also,‘ he .,
has stated to friends that he would ‘
like to b‘ecdmo a solillo‘r. He was Jeni
~U : r W %_ I ,
NUTIOE
Special ‘TM‘ Meeting
Saturday, May 1101,1918. 2 p. m.
borrowing money to carry on neces-
sary road repairs, school expenses and
any other matters pertaining to cur
rent evpenses.
BOARD OF SELECTMEN.
Town of Weston.
it sweet, MM“
MTEND OUR vcnnnnnucn r
Of‘i‘C‘o‘n‘t-‘s, Suits and Dresses
Virtues are sensational and genuine.
Pronounced savings of~Up-to-the-Minnte ,
.Lsnms' ruin Misses anonymowniinnrrmn __i
" WATOH OUR wmnow msruv. ‘
\
’ STERLING ~
For Ymrl’urnilureiorflomed’orch 0rLawn
We have a- complete stock of Furniture. Rugs. Etc. for any room of the house
and wewould be'pleascd to have youc‘all and inspect our Spring Olferinirs. .
« Joint oun
“11°C
is complete ,
,.
,a
‘Get’your Refriirerator nowwhile the stock
and you can not the style you most desire.
REFRIGERATORS FROM f
. BABY
CAR‘RIAGES -
From $18.50 to$60 ‘-
sounds.
' M . .‘ . .I 1‘
- 3”,, _ , 33“ From $4.50 to $25;
.fl/M i“'-—L~",‘. .
mm tit-W44!
7 All fully guaranteed? ,9
. V :‘__ : ~ ' ll uali'tles:
, dimers. .Ylfliuiuiififi'.critic? iiiiffririi.ion $45.00
o
m:
‘(iottchiiamnioclis ,' from $8.50 to $25.005_
spore]. Rockers . irom $2.50 to hint:
n
‘\
’ confidenccoumsornnnn
.. . v r
:o‘..:'v‘
<iv,.
3-“ ‘ro -.
Norwalk Chronicler