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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 10, 1918 · page 8

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1out today that tour of the Senators
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lobtain the necessary “pairs“ to insure
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,but this affects our thizenship as a .
whole in this great war. Many to!
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Chow, Chow Pickles and Relish

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Pure Jellyl’ 2 lb"! tar
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Early June Peas .

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Campbell’s Baked Beans
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Fancy Maple Pears

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156 ‘ . 2 $10.50 rate on coal, pointing out that.
‘99 'Aannv. N. Y.. is to wet coal for house-

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Large Jar oi Mustard . 10c

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Jas. i—I. Root, 24 Aiken street. Mattie E. BmV'man, 1] High street. lra Gregory, 44 Wall street. it: 1.
'li Cedric Root, 24 Aiken Sheet 1. Mrs. l. J. Buckley, 15 W. . -' Gertrude Robinson, Prospect Hill. . .5.- , g .' y 3'
Daniel Taylor. “2 East tum) , John T. Dwyer, 97 Washington st. Dorothy Oberlander. Hillside School. ’ r. '1: 5 l » ' ' .' w
. , Helen Wood. 44 Orchard street. Alex. Bell, 22 We‘stworth are, 1 Mrs. J. Harris. 45 Franklin ave.
' Mrs. H. Amundsen. 42 First street. more. > Minnie Wolf. Hillside School.
' Anna S. (300d, 32 Adams sfircct. Pierre Ghappelle,-Hotel litthaokottm. Helena Hill Weed. .40 West ave. ”’9
E. W. Sears, 1 Beacon street. Hester A. Haven. 1 Winfield. Dnvid Prentice. 61 Flat; Hill. E o e u u! e
.1. Hlanac. 16 Summit ttvo Anna Powell, 8 Orchard. Dorothy Sagel. Hillside School.
Mrs. O. McGinn.'35 Spring Hill. Louise Cooleridge, S Orchard. Rev Walter McCtnnn, 17 West ave. 1
u'. Wojcicki. so Winfield street. Mrs. 11;. Singewald, 21 Grand Vicw. Jessie M. Bell, 16 Arch, street. M. W. reuon, Nmoton Heights D0 “or permit youtself t0 suffer during those periodic intervals that . ' .1.

lien Whone. 70 Perry ave.

S S. Nidzgat'siti. 50 Maple street.

A. Fanzilli. 102‘. Lexington ave.

.liZ. F. Worden. 10 Central ave.

Herman Jellifi‘. 27 Orchard street.

S. Livcnstein, 43 hapel street.

Julia K. Lazar. C. & K. Farm.

Herman Jellifi‘. 27 Orchard street.

11‘. Barfield, 22 Madan street.

M. Carr, Broad R'vet'

Leo Dorn. R. 43, .‘orwalk.

M. F. Brown, 432 Main street.

J. Bentwood, Sill-Ward street.

P. Derosa, '1 Ascension ave;

A. Braves, Westport.

(Y. Sciondonc. 6 London street.

1'. Fumo. 1 Ascension ave.

It. Beesley, 136 S. Main street.

Mary Martino. 4 Mill Row.

Joe. Carroll, 51 Spring street. N.

J. Swaldnz. 28 Main street.

Louis liultol‘. 30 Cedar street.

1:. Greenwood. 39 First street.

Louis lzzo, 22 Water street. N.

James Macy. 13 York street.

Joe «McGovern. 101 Harbor ave.

\l. Fiorio. 20 Laurel street.

Josephine Angione. Broad River.

Wilbur Wilson. R. F'. D. 43, N.

l". Randzws. Box 61. E. Rocks road.

(‘ Riley, 190 Main street.

().- Sutherland. 35 LeXlngton ave.

C. Arcindi. Saugntnck.

Mrs. S. P. Harstrom. 26 Prospect.

Harriett M. Letts, Gray Court.

Ethel M. Hist. 12 1-2 Hartford place.

Eugene Kane. Rowayton.

.las. Edward Jackson. 61 S. Main at.

Mrs. M .l'}. Prince. Rowayton.

E. M. Mayehoi‘l', 3.1 West ave.

I’. E. Cassidy. Reservoir are,

Anna McGovern. Reservoir ave.

Kathri'n Husclntl Arch street.

Marie Filth '3 Arch street.“

Freeflti Hughes. Beacoii sheet.

Eleanor Hughes Beacon street.

F Tmflolo. 22 “Tierney street.
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P W0 illusion. 14 Orch‘ 11 street

Bertha S. Wood. 4 West ave. '

J. J. Snnvely', 22 West avc.

A. G. Lectnbrouis. 155 Washington st.

Alice Graves, 29 Quintard ave.

Mrs. David A. Bliss, 19 Putnam ave.

Ellen Wells, 22 Beacon streets

Geo. Benson. East Rocks ave

Robert M. Wolfe 6'51 Mai street.

111'. R. M. Wolie 61 S Main. street.

W. H. Blootu. 19 Ferris ave.

Harold Bloom, 19 Ferris ave.

Frank Lander, 5 Seymour street.

Mrs. F. Lander. 5 Seymour street.

Margaret Jennings. Rowayton.

Warren Jennings. Rowaytou.

Mildred Singewald, 21 Grantlviow.

L. i‘. Tinchei'. Norwnlk.

T. Ray,mond 137 Wash tigton st.

J. C. Kinzel,“ ..2 GlenWOGd ave.

Mrs. M 11y McQuillan. 32 I" mix.

Emily Halloran, 27 Putnam

Slazak. 8 Kellogg street.

Margaret Mason, 27 Putnam are.

Faye Durnitt. 51 West. nve.

W111. S. Walsh, 4 Henry street.

Jas. H. Home 22 Van Zandt street.

Mrs. F. Tetlcy, 22 South street.

Cornelia Raymond, 7 Berkeley st.

Mrs. M. B. Webb, 33 Cove ave.

J. A. (.‘anevari. 210 Washington st.

W. Anderson. 396 Main street. “

S. A. Anderson, 696 Main street. '

Louise S. Kraeger; 17 North arc.

Selma Biemat, 2 3 Flax Hill road.

W. H. Gainer .10 Orchard street.

0. F. Kttch, 12 Franklin street.

J. D. Wolfe, 61 S. Main street.

Mai C. Price. 14 1-2 Elm street.

H. P. Price. 14 1—2 Elm street.

Ladies’ .Ald, St. Peter's Lutheran
Church. .

Mrs. l. Snifien, 4 Hamilton ave.

Eliz C. Powers 65 Stevens street.

W. J Anderson. 394 Main street

“"-'"'N‘éttié Mchusland. 35 Buvvlew ave

E ‘Vliller. High street. Norwalk.

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Jere Sweeney.

Mrs. H, Sellcck, 2 Brush.

Mrs. W. Pentlleton, Rnwayton.

i". J. Smith. 2 Yew street.

Leon Holly. 176 Perry stroct.
Stanley Hoyt, 44 Bayvietv ave.
Edna Gregory. 15 High street.
Carrie E. Baker. 15 High street.
John Holloway. Strawberry Hill.
I Mrs. J. Buschbaum, 32 Second st.
Lawrence Buschbaitm. 32 Second st.
;Mrs. A. Howell. 21 Elizabeth street.
ieo. B. Morgan. 1 Van Zandt street.
ll Atch street.
-A. E. Winchester, 6 Gibson Coutt.
Garnet Dkamnn 19 Grate ett'evt
C‘hestet l‘OSlel'. 8 Tolles street.
Glove str.cel

S. J. Wickwire. 14 Buttitt ave.
Henry Gregory. 6 West me.

31 Lincoln ave.
Lillian Rudder, .l08 S. Main street.
Sam. Whitney. 7 Elm street.
Dexter Hitchcock. 16 West ave.
Lucinda Glover, Rock Ridge Drive.
Fannie Jat‘t'e. 101 Cedar street.

T. C. Sigman, 14 Sprint,r street.

W. 0. McLean, 74 Washington st.
Modern Grocery. Water street.
Frank B. Hoyt. Pine Hill ave.
JH‘TK’l Jolie. 101 Cedar street.

288 East. ave

J. McMullen. 288 East. ave.

Mrs. C. Quintnrd. 148 Main street.
Fred Steeb, 10 Dover street. ~
Susan B. Osborn, 57 Osborn ave.
P. C. 0111111111111. 37 Elwood ave.

1]. .Mrs. E‘. London, Perry nve.
Violet Lycett, 6 Lewis.
John Silcox. 146 12 S. Main street.
Nehemiah Candee, 10 Arch street.
L; M. Allen. 13 Washington street," .
Marjorie Leemhus, 165 Watshldzi‘on st.
Annie 0 Candee. IO Arch street.
1 iii R: Brendllngetr. Hillside
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(‘1. B Doane,7

Helen Randall.

Wallace E. Palmer,

7 Ella street.

Clair Carpenter. 33 First street
Francie Maguire, 10 1-2 Cross.
'1‘. F. O‘Brien. 31 Spring street.

Alice Weber 2‘2 Beacon ill’t‘bel.
Henry Ross. New Qfinaan ate

S. Valentine. 284 East are.

J. A. Angione. 15 Cross street.
Geo. Curtis. 7 Lynes place

Ruth Wilson. Hillside.

Louis H. Liggett Co.

C. S. Trorwbridge Co.

Henderson 81 Edwin. inc.

Crofut & Knapp Co.

Jonas 8; Naumberg, Inc.

M.‘ N. Mnyehotf & Co.

Lottnsbury. Mathewson & Co. ‘
J. M. 11-311011 & (70., Inc.

Meeker Coal Co.

Norwnlk Agency.

Katherine Lahey. 25, West 52, N. ,Y.
Gilbeit & Bennett \llg. Co.

Anna Lahey, 25 V\. 52 nd 81.. N. Y.
Norwnllt Hardware Co.

Lounsbury & Bissell (‘0

A. L. Smith. 66 West ave.

Norwalk Box Co. ,

Hartis it. Guns Co.

Flotence J. Greenwood. 6 ‘iiott nve.
Rough Hat. (‘0 _
Cole Roscoe 00.. Bates Court.
Brower & 'Mnlonc Co.
American Hat 00.

Bennett Wire Co.

Raymond Bros.

N. E. Ryan & Co.

A. J. Collins Co.

Angevine Furniture Co.
Sterling I‘ul‘nltlll'P Co
Studwell Piano Co.

Knapp & Bell Grain C0.
Hatch & Bailey Co

B. Hershfleld & Son.
Lockwood Manufacturing Co.
Neptune Hardware 00.
Raymond Bliss Tool Co.
E. H. Hotchkiss 00.1
1.C E. Force. 45 Wall street.
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C. E. Slauaon Co.

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