classified. : .
Advertisemeu'
gum’l‘o Let. For Sale, Busi-
0088 FM ., mm Curls".
Miscellaneous Advs. : :': : : :'
for: all: mom-rm Wolds a- has. 25o.
nine times. 000; One Week. $1.00. Mace
woman
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WANTED—A GIRL FUR GENthALf
oflioe work. One to grow up with the;
business. Also a young lady for cler—‘I
teal work. ‘Do'finell’y'o, Iii South ‘Main‘
street. Souththlorwalk. ‘ 524 3‘1
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FOR SALET3 FORD TOURING T0 LET—FURNISHED R0031-
cars all late models, Ist class condition. Good locality, gentleman prelerred. In-
9-591? 17031, between 5 and 9 p. m. ,q'ull-e No. ”3' Cove avenue, East hor-
125 3t'wa1k. iii it
can eALE—r noon noUsE..AI.u To LET—2, arantruams. our:
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Twelfth Division armed
parture from Gnmp Devens of the Sev-
enty-sixth Division of the National
Army and the formation of a new di-
_ision,' the Twelfth. were announced of-
:chlally last night. The Seventy-sixth,
left camp some weeks ago, and the de-
parture of the various units at diner-
ent times was the occasion of much
oneial Announcement Made
That . ‘s Mal-mil-
So‘inc Weeks A
AYER, Mass-o July ‘35.——The dO-j
‘ was mde’n
lions, He read alist o! the oontribut- drafted lea lottjthis city. W of;
ors to the fund to pay the expenses 01 the tears'and leg-FF , ‘
the reception and the transportationlthe women displayed the
of the soldiers from camp lbvens midi
that the women all over the‘eoantry.
“mum, aggregating considerably overfare showing. and sent their tonal
013000. , . brothers and sweethearts “0! with a;
Re called attention to the fact that-ferrule." . i
‘alning contributors to that fund the Short!!! We 5 o'clock the their2
lies of the managers of the Norwalk iswero Med in grant of the‘station
Hill, the gentleman viho was at pres-3 and the roll ’was called by the‘ omclals
milpresidlng over the banquet hhle.‘;91rthe§oeal diril‘t board. All were on]
It): the gentleman who “a.“ meal hand and. tailoring the roll call, Ml
acting as chairman of the war bowl. w W provi‘ with a package can.
did“ not appear thereon. It would be hitting figure," ‘ ties. tobacco and
veil, he stated, if those men ‘w-ho a‘relplpes. which were purchased with the,
living in glass houses should close‘ Ppgceeds ol the dance, at Hotel Polish;
their doors and not throw stones bytell inroads: evening. The men were:
questioning the loyalty of other men. kept together forxwhile, but werelfi-
He relerrod to the active interest of ter given a few minutes in Which to
Mr. E. B. Gallaher who, at great ex— gay good-bye to their dear ones. s
cease and much time and labor. (Jr-1 The train, which was due at about‘
gained a machine gun battery and 8:20. did not arrive until 8:40. partly!
succeeded in training the company filled with dmltees from the townsanill
with great credit to himself at the Nor-K cities along the lips. Each of the men,
walk Armory. finally to be denied any , had an American flag, which they and
edeouragement and to find the doors ol suspended from the car windmvs. The
p or voluntary semi-lbw» and that prhe time when the first,
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improvements, 43 Gregory Boulevard
also 1 newly built house, 6 rooms, all
improvements. Both places adjoining
M’lll sell cheap it sold at once. Inqlflre
WA‘NTED—POSITION BY NURSE.)
trained attendant paralytic and nerd!
ous cases. Hospital experience. Phone
62782. :24 3t Charles H. Wood, No. 2 Sycamore St. 3
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WANTED — FIREMAN, STEADY M '*
work. Good wages. Jonas & Naumburzn FOR SALE‘QAS STOVE FOUR
Inc, Spring street. .. 32‘ 3‘ burners and large oven. Good condi-
-, - ._ .,__. - tlon. Price 010. Call between 6 and '1'
WANTED _ SALESIADIES FOR p. or. No. 12 Fourth street, East Nor»
coats and suits. Apply Mintz’s, "92 walk.
Washington street.
FOR SALE—CABBAGE PLANTS.
flat Dutch Ball Head, Savoy unified
wauréoanorréatrlscno Finn;-
mau. Shouts, good pay. Apply Nor-lDutcll, 60c a 100; $4 a 1,000. Celery
walk in", a Rubber Co. 17‘; 3t; plants 65¢ a 100. All plants extra fine
._.- .1; . ..__, -... and hardy. Reynolds Poultry Fem,
WANTEMYOUNG GIRL 011 Highland avenue, Witch Lane: Phone
' 1036.
young woman for general housework,
in small «family. Pleasant surround- -
miss and good wages. Mrs. 'l‘. BeiL! 11' looking for ”We“? 10 WY'TO!‘ 0
Mansfield avenue. Darien. Tel. 148. lilome 0" as an investment, I have
. _’, 124 ill * what you want, and the price is right.
. . . iWhen in doubt ‘
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL wound, ASk Jab-n T R! ‘ ‘ _
like board no number. Willing to, , ‘
’help with Wwork. Address, stating; “0- 7 m 3t” 1' , .
nu. mammalian”:
price. Miss J. E. K. care-Nevis oilicef!
Danbury, Conn. 124 ill 1 .
_ Firemen
fit,
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Tumour ON NORWALK 1.1an "a”...
BOATS. 060 A MONTH AND BOARD. Q, h n _
APPLY AT 80. NORWALK DOCK. l”amongst2511:3213?”HK Y“.
123 {iii a. in H. a. R.
M. o. MILLER, curt. wuss-bury.
c. A. MITCHELL,’8u‘o’t..‘Hmroro.
out for men Wain tho nice]
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WANTED~2 BELL BOYS, OVER 16.
years of age. Apply at once. 'hlllllat‘kl‘“
Chance for good wages and Id--
of 5 rooms. and one of 3 rooms. Cen-
trally located. Apply‘bo 1M. hymn (c
(30.. Inc. 325 3t
To LET—FLAT OF SEVEN ROOMS
bath and all improvements, Within 3
minutes from center. Apply J. M. Lay-
ton 00.. Inc., South Nbrwalk. £23 3t
10 LETwDESlRABw STORES IN
Hotel Clifford Block: reasonable rent
and suitable to needs of tenants; best
business location in city. Apply to
Harris & Ga’ns Co., South Nor-walk
113 t!
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domes aromas
PAINTING —- WHANGING
decorating. painter’s supplies; Wall
paper, unto—date styles. lowest prices.
Estimates ,cheerfully siren. 'l‘rlnl or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400, “Wonder
Whlte, ill 1.2 Ely avenue. ‘
Union Parcel homer-y. Edward J.
ll'lalierty. pron-Mot. manhunt
distance boom. Light and be"!
trucking. Olh‘ce “telephone 1581. 000
Home connection. .,
Huston.
Plano Instructions ConserVatory
Course. Pupil 01 New ork Conservatory
of Music. IMiss J. Deliee. 30 Cedar 8L.
South Norwalk.
Wm
mo Hotel. 23 3t;‘1'ODAY IN WALL STREET.
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WANTED—luau To LEARN To' NEW YORK.- July 25, (Wall Street!
operate lasting machine. Good panmxm 1“ '“""SD°¢‘“"“’5 contributed;
. ‘ ’to the irregular trend at tho cpcn'ngl
Emil; Staining. LollnSbUK". Mathew ,or today's Stock Market. Tolmccou. for!
champie, moving ln'opmsite dil'eo‘
WANTED—WE ARE i.\' am opll‘aclflc Mull, industrial Alcohol audi
a few active girls slons cvtendlng from i’ it t
. , , _. H . . .. moons on.
Wogkgflgsm earth?!“ 313 :15, 93mm in Distillers, Inspiration Copper"
week. Poylwhlle Marni“- APDlyvlol’voud National Biscuit. St. Paul Pl‘G'.
er Mfg. Co, 50-Day street.
WANTED—ma MAN WHO UNDER-5‘ rail to show even it nominal advance.
Liberty Bonds were inclined to yield.
stands Singer Sewing mucliino. For rec? __ __
pairing and setting up machines. Poo. WALL STRET, 1:30 p. mr—‘ANWP
maneut work at EOOC‘ DIW- Al 0MP. M~€stocks experienced another moderate
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, N. Mayeholt & Co. 15 Merwin strofifiset back during the listless trading or worsens indebted to said 09h"! m N!-
Norwalk. ‘ l
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thlTlEDl-IY' dis. ‘GOV-IEBN-‘JENTJlnldwln Locomotive and Reading cnlr
wan s to. p mine «to y. Mon. Womenfi . . ."
18 or over. $100 mouth. List positions :ilidpinost of 219W udluncc “rd 5L
free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 236,1 on d.. was nder further pressure
Rocllasmr, N. .y‘ Jlwith American Telephone.
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wsufso—oovnn-NMENT unnosb
20,000 clerks at Washington. Ernminm
tionseVerywllere in July. Experience
unnecessary. Men and Women desiring
Try a Sentinel Want “-
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BOYS WANTEDt~~We need the
services of a number of Grammar
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government positions write for free 901100] bo . .
, . _ . ys fol permanent. art-
partlculdrs to J. ‘0. Leonard. ‘(former ,, time work. The boys we solcclrlvlll l 090K STOVES
Civil Service Examiner), 42'1" ’Ken‘ols'l' ’ be .Well paid and given an opportu‘ 3 Burn" 8133 .. --------- $15-50
llity to earn. learn and advance.
Apply to Fred. B. Coleman, 2‘19 No.
Main St., South Norxvolk. Conn.
Bldg., Washington.
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WANTED—'DIMEDIATELY- ~U. 8.
Government wants thousands men-
women, 18 or over for war position.
‘ AUTO SUPPLIES
Easyxclericnl work. $100 month. Lish :
posmon‘s open free. Write immediate; I
iy. Franklin Institute, Dept. 23 F23 OILS GASOLINE l
muster, N. Y. . - Brcvoms VULGANIZING l
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WANTED-shlEN To worm ON‘ Phone tibia-2
oyster boats. Steady work, good pay-
North Atlantic Oyster Farms, 144 Wa-
ter street.
J9 mirth Mainflt. Sol Norr‘lk
ltions. Fractional gains in U. S. Stocl,‘C°""t- July ‘5- I" D" 1919‘
for piece w0,.k.3(‘.olorudo Fuel were‘buinmtcd by rm-os- walk, in said district. 390935,,1,
23 3t rerré'd'. on which dividend action Wugllowed’slx months from the date here
iexpectcd later in the day, was the only} of for the creditors of said estate to
lexlllblt their claims for settlement?
icounts, properly attested. within said
the early afternoon. Sumatra Taboo-[quested to make immediat-
‘to
,23urner8ixe $12.00
eSBurnerSize ......5... $16.00
lull llllltf
NOT CE
District of No 'alk, 8s. Probate
Estate of Anna E. Reid. in' ~ 01' Nor.
The Court. of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwnlk bulb limited and al-
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Those who neglect to present their uc-
llme, will be debnrrod a recovery. All
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Administrator.
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NEW PERFECTIONl BLUE
FLAME OIL 000K STOVES
FLORENCE WIGKLESS OIL
LE PERFECTION OVENS
WITH unites noon
, 82.98
A LARGE asrsonumo or
SING
GAS- urns .
$1.25 up
. Albert Ii. Gellebc
as Magma 8:. 80.100er
Prompt Delivervr Phone 1000' 4
~Serltlhel Want Ads fibre to Pay.-
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WANTED—CASH FOR OLD TEETH
don't matter if broken. I pay $2 to $25
per set, also cash for old gold, silvor.
platinum, dental gold and old 'golll
Jew'fl: Mllgrsendcash by return
‘ mail slidjwlu hold goods 10 days for ‘
sender’s approval of my price. Mail to
.L. Miller 2007 S. 5th street, Philadel-
-phia,‘1>a. :3 1m
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WANTED—OPERATORS ON slaw:
lag machines'and helpers in our work
room: Steady‘work and good pay. Mo .
Matron, Cremins & Worthington, 1nd,!
14-20 Orchard\street,_N6rv'Valk, Choir. 5
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WANTED—GIRLS OVER :6 YEARS é
rol- light cleanorork. $7 Weekly,,whlle .
. learning. Two weeks ,to learn. Good ,
pay thereafter. rWebllln‘Q. & Edging:
Corp? 83 Washington street, top floor.
:24 ,3‘ ,
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stenograpller. one wish a lmoviledgm 6'
of bookkeeping preferred. Apply‘crva
orbits. Co.. cg mystreet . fraud"
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, he referred mum reception divert the Q
. home on Sfiurday and sunday. last. ,.
ln'celit‘ive to them to continlue‘td‘nialte,
, ghodtln all their duties, and‘it‘is ‘vel‘y
., pleasing also» to the officers to.krl”o‘w
J ‘ivhat a fine snowing the‘meh made in ‘
‘ their hometownm ~
" your magnificent ‘hosplt 'lt'y extended
falcwell cheering here, but no an-
nouncement was published.
The new Twelfth Division is to be,
the. Armory locked against him.
in his talk he stated that the Hour
Publishing Co., was assessed in the
built around two Regular Army regi- city's books for 015.000 when we own
merits, the Thirty-sixth and the Forty- as are asking $100,000 for it. If the
second infantry. With each at these» just taxes of the city were paid by
a National Army regiment and mar scale the these tax slackers. he said,
chine gun battalion‘will be Minded», the city could afford to appropriate
Fifteen thousand draft recruitsr are“ money for such an occasion as this.
due to arrive in camp within a few in concluding he turned to the buys
weeks and will be assigned immediate- and told them he had not been up to
ly to the division. see their former comrades off because
he did not like to be present on such
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BEPARTING and occasions when the youth or our
. ' . lair city were going oil when he wish-
DRAFTED MEN ed that the old men like himself, with
LISTEN To TILT but a few year-.5 to live, could go in-
stand, and he thought they could do
the same work and it would be better
to be common fodder than staying at.
home doing nothing but wait a few
years to die.
After Mayor Donovan flni\",ed speakv
i‘ng Dr. Horstrom said he would reply
later. not considering the present a
suitable time. for such discussion. .
All but,nine or the men returned to
their home after thé'exercies or pass-
ed the night with friends. these belna'
quartered at the Mahackemo. where
20 of them breakinstcdfihfi morning
as their first government meal.
..mar—é— ,
(Continued mm First Pate-1
lion Board No. 1.4, resided and indoct-
ed the men into. the service will. :1 my
words 0 l‘ad’vlco‘as lo tilleirduties kid
also to their privileges, rind appointed
the following of their number as tom;
porsry officers. ‘ '
LeadPr. John A. O‘Go‘lthor. South
Norwalk: :lssistupt under. tfihdl‘won‘d
O, Chlcbeslcr. Wilton: “muslin. 'Vlo
tor Darin, Clarence ll. ’lloyle. sollll'J.
FriolldrA‘llén F. abilities, h’hrwnik:
Nemesio Allhtlnzlalr'o, Cam-m 'l‘. Mo. ————-———-———-—'~—'—-‘
it‘i'ffsffiffli ¥i§?s§ilt_c““““' ESENT THE BOYS
tnii‘fs'lol’i‘if‘w’idtf”... m, ,,,, Away WITII A SMILE
$115333. 53335333. ”shfioriihllfli (Continued mm: rug.
thorough approhlhtioh of‘tbe splendid
spirit tum everyone at them was snow-,Home. on South Main street. and pav
ms. .. traded up South Main to Washington
Prosecuting Attorney Jesse Dunbsrrflll‘eem. 00wn Railroad avenue to the
followed‘bvltll many helpful suggest eastbound station. where llley’favored
lions regarding the tower of strength with u number or line selections until
that they would find in the Red Cross the man went away.
and kindred bodies in keeping lni It was very gratifying to'see the
touch with more who would keep tho; hundreds of people on hand to give the
umpllsut return. I walk a titling sendofl. Entllusinsm
Dr. Hurstl'mll then introduced Mayor was the keynote ol the morning. The
’Donovan its the executive head of our druitees seemed the happiest of those
city. , present with their laughing,‘joklng
“Mayor Donovan‘s Speech. land line spirits, and helped to keep up
Mayor bellman opened his remarks the spirit of their mothers and role-
wllh these we do: lives, who. though they did not make
"If yom'aelzisl chairman knew what any outward sign, naturally felt a
i one about to my he probably would mug of regret. mixed with pride, that
not have emanate speak." . ;thelr~.boy and. in some “cases. their
lie look occasion to liaply to the as- boysrwere going OH to war.
pcrslons oi the Nol‘wulk Hour and the" A great difference was noticed bo-
mauagemenl oi the War and Draft
lloards in spelling to criticise and . ‘
spread the impression throughout the E;m*mwm
city of the indifference of the mayo: ’9. ‘ '
and city officials. Ho bitterly-attacked .’l
.r 1- present system of taxation.
.lluyor Donovan referred to tile incl
that all the war activities was con-
trolled by the local War Board and
that any action taken in reference loft;
any or all of the l'al‘itllli ivar activities
was entirely under their control ex-
cept the Red Cross and Liberty Loan
organizations. ; ,
l-io lllslunced UH“ fact that. General ’8
Russell Frost was chairman of this :
board and being away since last May l
until September I, the management of 1'"
the bureau we: in the llundscf Arthur I,
(T. Wheeler, president of the Hour Pub )~Q,
llslling (30., “‘llL.lG duty it was to lulu-x
time any movement of such cllarnctel.’ ,_
I-lo quoted front the lfllour's article 0L“, '
last Friday in which it wassougbt loll-1‘
disparage the mayor in reply to which:
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soldiers from this and adjoining towns , ‘
then stationed at- Camp Devens. on. ,.
December S and 9. 1917. ,
Mayor Donorau read the folloWIng “a
letter from Colonel J. S. Her‘ron, com<
wonder of the 304th Infantry at Camp
Devcns. ‘ ‘ is
Headquarters, 340th Infantry, .
Camp Devrns. Ma'=-.l.. Doc. 14. 191?.
Hon. Jeremiah A. Donovan, Mayor,’
"'Cily‘ cl Nollvalk, (Torin. \.
’I haw. the honor to acknolwedge To:
ceipt ofqyour kind message in which "
you express for yourself. and also (in ,_
behalf of the good‘people‘ of. Norwalk.
south Norwalk and Danbury, the very *5
complimentary allusions to the lineup .
neurones and l erly'behnvior ot the
soldiers of thisre‘ meat, from these
to’wnsfon the occasion'of thetr‘visll
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all have‘ communicated your. Message;
to “the regiment,.aud l know-that you
iconiopmlon‘ of the menwlll prove an
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hd color-m s.
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9 x 12 Brussell
:On’be’halt dt'th'e officers and soldiers .
of the regiment, ‘1 thank you; and
‘through you..;t‘he good people of Nor
walk, southx‘br‘walk an Darlb‘uryfi’or ‘
. .‘ $9.98
ug $18.98
to our melt on’tliis occasion; _
1.We hope that you willeo‘ntluue t
remember “its fin the 'slame favorable
mariner (indium we will haven chance
or seeing you up atrthe ehmp sometime
EW‘rERFECTlo _
‘- «with
home tires burning amulet tllutr lri~ 1 largest contingent that has yet let Nor-v,
allegation: irrnr‘lce from 88.98 mambo. ‘
N ‘OIIJ COOKST'
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llooal men were lined up. under the
direction of Corporal Benjamin Taylor,
.‘who had witnessed the same scene.
:when he left with the old Sixth Com-
pany. and apath cleared for them af-
'ter much dimculty: by the. police, who
were present. They marched in order-
ly formation across the station :rardto
itbe plitform and thence onto the train.
‘Vhlch pulled out shortly before 9
o'clock. heal-lag Norwalk's latest con-
tribution to democracy.
IEW'iS'H BOYS ,
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went out to fight the enemy: “When
ltbou shalt go out to ,battlc against
thine enemies, and third shalt see a
horse and a chariot, a people mightier
than thou. be not atraidot them. For
the Lord. thy God. is with thee. who
brought thee out of the Iind‘or Egypt.
3And it shall oome‘to pass. when you
fzshull draw nigh unto battle, then shall
the priest approach and speak to the
:Mple; and say unto them, Hear. 0
llsruel. you are ‘dranng plgh unto bat-
;lle to'dey against your enemies, let not.
lyour heart be faint. and do not fear,
iflild be not downeast, and be not blokfi
on down before them."
i Among those who taddressed. the
f’boys were the following: William K.
‘Flnkler. Abe anluv and Mr. Fodimarm V
HARTFORD MAN SENT TO JAIL
HARTFORD. July 25.-—J0llll Schwell-l
dehweln. an elderly man. who. at oi
street corner meeting. Wednesday
night. resented so violently uncompllv
mentary things said a'b'out the kaiser.
and Was arrested. was sent to jail for;
three months lll police court today. He."
is a German. The meeting was of n'
patriotic character. He shook his list;
at the speaker and shouted angrily in;
German. and somebody went for a not
llceman, who saved the old than from;
helm: mobbed.
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Sale at a Time When the Price, at Merchandise
ls Usually Going 0p. .
Slcrlillg Rclrigeralurs.
The Fully Guaranteed Kind
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unwound IN Framer: F110
88.00 to $35.00. formerly were 89,09 to 850.00.“ .
89.80 Refrigerator ”.8630 $21.00fl'tefriggrator Sill
%‘ to 80% on ‘
l largeisele‘ctiouto pick from of thellntest patterns.
9x12 Fiber; Rue . -. $8.98
9 x 12 Axmmster Rug.27 08
V‘E ill all‘sizesk-
or' without oven.
can be obtained at any time.
earrsnlsosvvltt new: rill
COLD WEATHER
Gall at our Willard Service am
who you will meet a tho .. .,~
mpetent storage hazel-y expert
will live authoratl‘vc tattoo dl‘
connection. ,_
We recharge. repair and more
torts. ,
A rental bitten for any make pg .
' Battery
as No. Main Street Go.»-
Nebbone In
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July 8 to Animal 23 .
Special Teachers’ Co '
An Massive course
subject: and method"! " ‘
lotion. Fits for teaching
lions. -
which insure practical ' "
ability for business and ,
service positions. =
mutual. BliSlNiSS
STERLING._
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cellist
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“where romo‘an see the men‘st‘tvork.
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' ‘C‘olonel. 3Nth1nl‘a’n ‘
ta‘ its ‘ one".
”award a great sum
the interstitial: on»
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