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. you then say “I
love this more because my
' but right next door ts
ering greatly, so they say.
tor mat of Coal this bitter
day. But I was smart, I put
one over, and by a cute and
sorry trick got all I wanted
nice and slick. If they‘re not
wise, why let ‘em freeze while
I sit here and take my ease."
Good Sir, you're human let
tut hope, but need perhaps this
bit of dope. Be an animal
surely if you wish. Be a bird
or a dog or a slippery fish. Be
I lion bold, go browse with
him. be a monkey if you must
—-but don’t be a swine.
THE
FERRiS
ton. guess;
Wg‘anize
Floor Finish
For all interior varnish work—
statrs. floors and furniture—
Kyasize Floor Finish will please
you.
his as to up ly— dries quickly
wih s Lpflereuily cles sur-
tsee that tings out the We]
besttty ol the wood.
Try Kyuiee once.
TI: Knolls Ltns (”Walsh 1
Sold and guaranteed by - l
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KLEEN KUP
The IDEAL WOOD FIBER CON-,
TAINER, tor home-made Jams. Jellies,
larmalades. Absolutely sanitary. No
«breakage. No need for washing.
Can be used more than once.
39c PER 002 EN.
Albert F. Genetic
«U Wsshluton 8t. lo. lorwslh
M Delivery. Phone 100”
"TH
Migrant Service Between This
City and New York
Viteamers “‘Clio” and ”Armitage
Brearley"
, Freight accepted at Norwalk and
l‘Bouth Norwalk from 7:30 to 51",.
Freight received at Pier 45, Ev’. 4i?-
Ier, New York. from 7:3 ‘. at. h 5 p.
on. Steamers leavirl fix 45, East
iRiver. New Yorlr 4. 3 o'clock. daily.
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M KEEPING UNCLE
The Pool Admin'utrstion announces that domestic coo-
susnerswillhoallowedonlyssmncheeslss'ntonnd to he
scientifically meant-y to hsthishouuosdegm,
Acts speak louder than words. Do your bit. Infill!-
OUTSIDE WINDOWS.
. Ityou medethe blundcotworryingthrwghlastwinter
In a cold and uncomtortshle house, don’t do it again!
It is not only ' his, but mighty expensive. "Vi“ as
much coal—Doctor —-e.ud a ruined tamper.
ll'here is no house so well built but what OUTSIDE WIN-
DOWS and D0038 will make it better, make it more comfort-
ab‘te and livable.
_ If you’ll come in tomorrow, any day, we’ll tell you what
it Will cost to make your house comfortable, and save coal.
“Do it now.”
The Hatch é Bailey Co.
J ACOBY’S
Showing of New Fall
Dresses and Skirts
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twinned hon Page one).
Since these are by no means easy.
to obtain in suflicient quantities an ex-
cellent onOrtunity to help entertain
the “rookie“ otters itself to anyone
who happens to have any stout oddS‘
and ends of cloth lying about and who.
can handle a needle and thread sell‘
hi
Triatram & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Stdre
enough to do a little patriotic sewing.‘
Once made the local Y. X. (‘. A. will:
gladly forward them. or they can be.
sent direct to the Red Triangle Sup
gals Dept, 561 Washington St. Boston.
ZISS.
it isn't necessary to fill them Abe Y,
M. C. A. will undertake to do that.
though beans may not be plentit‘ul
enough to be used. And this. D." the‘
Way. opens up a new problem tor in»
ecnieus minds, i. 9,. what ran ‘t bcani
has be stutYed with besides beans that“.
will give just as satist'aitory resultslg
Answers to this query will be welc its».
ed_ too. t‘orn and dried peas haw;
been Suggested, but these are bofh'i
.good to eat. llez't's alliance in" a bit:
of llooverizing! '
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designs.
lavge replacement camp, and men arm
drilled for active duty in many dlflt’l"l
Fall. Weight Underwear
FOR WOMEN—A most complete stock in which every Item Represents Excep-
tional Values. as comparison will show.
VESTS—With high or low neck. with various lengths of sleeve.
PANTS—0f knee or ankle length in various styles.
COMBIN ATIONS—Of many models and sizes.
SILK AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
In this department we have a most attractive display that is sure to appeal
LONG KlMONOS—That include a bewildering choice of color combinations and
ent branches of the service. i
About twenty-five brother Elks‘ of
Lieutenant llanlon attended the ail-air.“
and limited Ruler t‘. Irving mingtoni
on behalf of those present. gave. a to.
membrancc. with a membership card i LAB
for the duration of the war. to thel
evening's guest. In doing this, Mr»
Bylngton spoke of the pride Norwalltl
Lodge had in Mr. llanlon‘s achieve-i
ment In winning a commission, and-
OR nit .
LEISURELY ONE
1N NORWALK
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- LIBERTY BONDS
SOLD THROUGH BANKS
The wide distribution of Liberty
ll. Krieger 8t Co.
0uliilters tor Men,
Charge Accoursts Opened
Phone 1405
Buy Your Groceries Here and
Them Delivered to Your Home.
White or Yellow Corn Flour. per lb. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8c
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Phone 1405
hoped for his safe return.
llanlon responded in a happy manner
and all enjoyed a fine collation. serv
ed under the direction of the house of automobiles passing
and entertainment committees.
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MISS HILL PLANS'TO
ENROLL 50 WOMEN
T0 HECKLE WILSON
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Lieutenant .
IBonds ot' the first three loans is re
_ ' lvealed in a statement issued by the
'1‘ All“? urRecord Numnr. 1(‘Omptroller of t‘urrency at Washing-
ta 0 0 C8” ssld ”Milli": "lumbli‘l‘,ton. The report shows that of the
, guess: I 1e 39.975.000.000 or bonds issued to sub.
illlld véizhldll‘lg it"??? 10'1' numbers, scribers in the three loans. mom than
. il d 0 lie DI‘OCGE “3,000,000,000 passed through the na»
‘stons ot ante—bellum dd)‘: tootbat tlonal banks. These banks, however.
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.games. .
. . .. now retain IPS‘ than one-Inc i th
1 Sergeant tnbson and Otficer Page. the bonds issuzd. at e or
h‘lllllt handled lull: l'l'adi‘c‘ut “1“" “ll-l, The total amount ot bonds. of the
. .. ‘ ”a “v 4 f1": “'9 l0 “5 c"“‘1three loans. remaining in possession
,itutulated on their good porn, more of the national banks June 29 1915
thorny not the slightest trictiut or sign ‘ was “08,859,000 or “.55 than 'halt ,’
ut an acetdent. with the met-plum “"billion 0‘ the tot'al issue of nearly “n
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Fresh Oat Flakes. per lb
has been prominent in suffrage work . ,
since 1908 when she visited Italy and “ "”110? Wall! M NO vars tit-at the
Sapco Brand Genuine Potato Flour. pkg. . . . . . . . 23c
Challenge Blend Cofi‘ee. r lb. . ......... . . . . . . 22c
Dr. Johnson’s Educator ran. per pkg. . . ..... . 15c
B‘ordcns. or Libby’s Evaporated Mtlk . . . 2 cans 25c
California Tuny islt. 1-2 tin. 23: Large tin. 40c
(,rtsco (For shortening) . ........ 33c and 48c can
Very Best Creamery utter (None better). lb. . 51c
Nucoa Nut Butter. the world’s best. lb. 32c
ltcrrts 839011. the old original. lb. ....... . . . . . 55c
icar tn mind that we carry a full line of best
Spices at Popular Prices.
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
tillpélrkéet Phone 1405
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Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
..........32clb.
.. ..... .38clb.
16clb.
Dainty Delicatessen for School Lunches.
Lamb Forequarters
Rib Lamb Chops
Beef Liver
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Schulize’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALK. BOUT]! NORWALK.
liundays ex/sptd.
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United States License No. 17,903.
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other places in Europe, Following the JUN-‘5 ‘1 “Olt‘llklfifl hi011‘-
t meeting In Swamp I‘ark. yesterday al- Sergeant Gibson stated that at one
Site said she. wanted tofuled, t'or botlt morning and altern to.
from this city to,\\‘|llx a good “sullt‘l‘r” In attendant- *
Washington twoi'l‘lte dance in the evenlng with th.»
and participate:"Bunioe" Wallace orchestrt, ltVPllt’tl
the White the big atlendanco and .‘L".l'.llll‘ i‘JlHil
d “from to time or the Saturday nigh. t'unction.<
gum-agofvldch is high praise, indeed. 1'
lloton Point Park provri :. [min-lit
9 Bridgeport.
{recruit titty women
'volunteer to visit
weeks from yesterday
In the demonstration at
House. women who coul
give the tltne and had the
idea implanted in their bosotns. Shel .
said a permit ion the demonstration , .tltrut-uon. with the trolley cant (ion-ti
had been obtained. and that the atlalr’vd to capacity all tut“ .la; and lye“.
would take but two days' thnp, Tin-pp , lllg,r\\'llll‘t‘ totnpo lloacn and the l\i"lll
would be no danger of arrests, She Outing t lub claimed litany molt.
stated. A meeting at Bridgeport “0- There was absolutely no disorder,
men who will form a committee will Rn“ lll‘fli‘lis‘ully every busmtm put-e.
‘be held shortly, [t is ah,” oxpectediln lllt‘ Cli)‘. “'llll the QXCNlllJll (ll llltlli'”l
‘that a delegation oi women lmuni‘t‘iottt'already noted, was closed.
her will call u n Presitent it -, —————-——
3:1: to lite mornlnglltltst before the do“ ICE MAN DAMMED WILTON
monstration planned by the sultraw STREAM AND PUBLIC ROAD
gists. _ . , , l WILTON, Sept. 3.——The selectmen‘
Miss llill “ll-"5 ““9 w'" “0‘ 2" 0 have made an inspection of the road
Washington ”“3 time. as 1‘" duties trout the (‘omstock store to Cannon-
kt‘fll her l“ “om“- She will. hmww‘fidale known as the Mountain road.
H in? planned for demonstration (toes Their conclusions have not been an-
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“ screams enhances,
fiocancutto .. 4c
swrrr's P‘Brpn Soar,
Fullsized coke 5c
PULL WEIGHT CONDENS-
EDMILKcutto 2cans27c
A. STULL‘
‘ _ 24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk
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survtv0rs ot‘ the crew of thirty-seven?
which picked them up.
lifeboat for three days before the oil er. as he and members of the crew in
ellyn, in command of the survivors, sinking.
_ said yesterday the Escrice sank
twenty minutes.
i.scene until daylight In the hope of; A CANADIAN PORT. Sept, (Ln-Una
ljoinlng the other boats. but saw no
U.S. VESSEL ,n “h H
n ,, . so; 0 cm. e made or e not
ONEGA 2§II{’INISKS,ING‘:::C“?J:ered 200 miles befiforéh bleinl;
“Just a few minutes after the Es-
crlce went down," he added, “the sub-
‘martne came alongside us and asked
Part Crew of British Steamer Sunk for our captain. 1 said that he was
Missing. not in our boat. They then lnqulred
A CANADIAN ATLANTIC PORT. for the wireless operators and gun-
gept, 3.—'I‘he British steamship Es- ners. ldid not answer and the U~boat
(Continued rrom Page One).
crice. 4.151 tons, bound from Bordeau disappeared."
to Montreal. was torpedoed on the! .
night of August 16 when about 500' Sink Two Schooners; Captains
miles off the French coast. Thirteen? , Prisoners.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., Sept. 3.—-Twen-
_ ty men from the fishing schooner El-
An engineer and two firemen arebe— sle Porter, 01' Lunenburg, N. 8-. Mid
have arrived here on an oil tanker
lieved to have been killed when the five from the schooner Potentate. of
torpedo struck the engine‘t‘oom.
Iiieboats containing the remainder of reporting that their vessels were sunk
the crew. including the captain, ate by a German submarine last Friday
missing. but
they had a good chance of being plck- prisoner on the Smearine
ed up by another vessel. '
'l‘wo La Have, N. S., landed here yesterday,
the survivors believe The captain of the Porter was held a
Survivors saidthat the captain of
The surviors were afloat In their the Potentate might also be a prison-
anker‘ came along. Chief Officer Llew. his boat had-not been seen since the
a
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He remained on thel 159 Men Accounted For.
hundred and titty-nine men, compris-
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A handy Calcium com um!
curds against chronic I’l,un t
. atrium-t hsrmrul a set .
”m them today. , h I term
50 min a bum "I... clothing
or and five Lunenburg. New Found-
land and French fishing schooners, re-
cent victims of a German submarine,
.ltave arrived here on a trawler. It was
announced today. The men, in thirty-
'one dories, had been nearly n week in
making land. They were picked upon
the Grand Banks. .
“d “m; l The men reported that after tlrtv
tonic-restores" preseason-wore ordered from their cratt. they
"‘3 “m“ .were not allowed to go bark .'l'.‘ food,
or money.
rot: saunas us this
trashing. A
not bring R change in ”‘9 presidential nounced but it might have been Ina
,nttitude. go on a tour In the Wt‘Sl ‘th‘h fluenced if the accumulated impre-
fall In the ldnllt‘l‘esilfi Olt_5‘;“(‘;:'i&e £1}: cations of travelers on the r‘oute tor,
blames the our 1180") _ _ ' the last year coud have een pre-
sent suffrage bill to the Presttlenu 'sented. For a long time the road has
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' ENtN—E LIKELY ‘l’m‘ “°"‘ l.” 1‘“‘.""-s§§"l“'m“i"" i“
L cc titan. w o s ryt o a o a iv-
' ' TO RECOVER
l ling up there. gets o\'er the rocks has
(Continued trout First Page)
~been a mystery to others. He has
' dammed a little stream for an Ice
! lpond and others have dammed the,
I ~- ~ . ‘rond. the selectmen and the town in,
. LONDON. Sept. 3.-—'I‘lte attempted general.
A ton of Nikolai Lenlne. the Contractor C. O. Eakland is build;
has been followed ing a new h‘ouse on the old I. A.!
the part of the Sntith place at Bold run. The proper-
according to ty was purchased two years ago by.
‘the Helsinngrs correspondent of the Miss M. F. Smith. of New York. .
lHamburg Fremdeblatt. who reports: In the violent storm of Thursday,
that in addition to the removal of afternoon lightning struck the home,
thousands or persons from Moscow to of Jacob Kurtz on Nod "ll" Pom"; a,
Petrograd, the following proclamailon hole In the side of the building. but,
has been issued by M. Peters, chief of injuring no one. In the same storm,
‘the. extraordinary commission in the. another bolt struckua tree in the pas-
Russia ncapita]: ,ture and killed a calf. .
“The criminal adventures of our Wilt Morehouse is running his'cat,
enemies force us to reply with gloat: 3:; iltney to Norwalk lcho e‘e‘yl
erson our: . .
all: :Fwéglrgd‘lnfilsrllatfd will be im-l _Ge'ot‘ge Gregory is painting Mrs]
mediately executed, Zvery person Pikes cottage in the row, HIS latest:
who agitates against the Soviet Gov- artistic tendencies were never before.
emment will be arrested and taken suspected.W J H bbell , q m
into a concentration camp and all hlsf Judge . K. . u , 3nd h
. 1 seized." .town over Sunday. He atten e t 0
private ”fly __ lwedding of his niece. Miss Eleanor.
'— LK PEOPLE. tColey, in full uniform. The line mar-l
. lieutenant Charles de Coutouly of tial appearance of the mild-mannered
the French army. who at present is an judge caused much comment.
. . I' at the omcers' training! ..
icIt‘tzltllt‘luicittol’lattsburg, N. Y., In radio and, COLLECTOR M’GOVERN Is
wireless, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. IEJ‘lllRED AT BROHOKtFIELI:
Morton R. McCauslond at their home, James - Cd overn, co co or o[1
36 Bavvtew avenue. Lieutenant dt. “1810th Of Bri report. stumb ed on
Coutouly has been In this country broke 3 small bone or bi! right leg
since November. 1017. ad has been In' yesterday while visiting friends in,
- t .Brookfield. Dr. D. M. Trecarttn. or
active service In France since Auras . Bridgeport. who was present. cared
, assassinat
l Bolshevlk premier.
’ by drastic measures on
‘ authorities in Moscow,
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army being attached to the Engineers. confined for some “’5'
rat I V‘
.mmm. I Tries-tine! Want My.
.H . nt th week-end and the bolt-
da; mic. , e ‘ . ~ l -'l'ry s Sentinel Want Ad.
,land Siatt‘s the entire bank holding;
‘flnitely fixed. There would be endless
billio ndollars.
The total resources ol‘ the national
banks on that date were “inflation,
includes New York. Philadelphia and.
other large cities. In the New ling-
ct‘ Third Loan bonds are only $4.017.-
The Treasury Department, it .: vats
ed, confidently expects that the Foot “1
Loan will be absorbed by the public.
as were the first three, leaving the
national banks still tree to prmitle tor
the business and industry of the l'l an»
NT.
BIRTH CERTlFlCATEs
NOT ORDERED BY
PROVOST MARSHAL
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New York Ruling Believed Due to Mia-E
understanding of Regulations.
Although draft boards in New York!
State have announced that men who.
register under the 18 to IS-yeapoldl
law must produce birth certificates. on,
ficials oi local boards say they haveI
received no such order from the Gov-
ernment. .They are inclined to think
that the New York boards misunder-
stood the Instructions of Provostl
Marshal General Crowder. .
He stated that men who were in
doubt regarding their exact age and
were not sure whether they were re-
quired to register under the new law
limits, should procure birth certitl~
cates, so that their age could be de-
on registration
contusion and delay
had to produce
day it all registrants
birth certificates.
The local boards have completed
their lists of general service. men who
will be sent to (‘amp Devcns on Sep-
tember 4. Board No. 2 has announced
that .lohn Szabo. of 118 King street,
will go with his delegation. in addition
to those whose names were already
given.
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ATTY. F. c. TAYLOR
NAMED SUCCESSOR
To JUDGE KEELERn
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Takes Plaee on Grievance Committee
‘ —Premlnent in County Practice. |
Members of the aFlt-ileld Cottnty bar;
ill be interested to learn that Attor—t
Frederick C. Taylor Of Stamford,
nted a member of the;
W
ney
has been appoi
grievance co
ceed .lodge .lo
who recently took his sea
perlor bench. Attorney Ta
oi” the mat prominent lawyers In,
county.
The other
e Attorney
C .
sail
ance con i
field of 11353; T‘Eflnd Gen
Front of . or IR, will continue 0 hold
ofilce. The!
cmmltiec l5 lb recelvo and 1”” J“dg‘lmu cathartic. for constipation.
at Verdun. He
331184. vtn’cdudtigeg 0:18:33“ Corps ,n the for the injury. Mr. McGovern was re- merit upon A“ complaints regarding
French army, the signal corps in that moved to his home. where he will be qhe prowl not conduct otwlawyers in
and It is considered a grea
to be a member ot
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honor by “We“
the can ittee.
Women, Boys & Girls
on the easy payment
plan.
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT.
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SPECIALS
,ternoon. Miss lllll sent the following time in ”19 05“! t’l't‘lllllt-t “he‘ll ll" 000, The Liberty Bonds “in held by _
. ‘telegram ,0 President Wilson: ,halted the sit-cant ot cars tor a mo the national banks. ”Inflow. mm; Genuine Spring Leos of Lamb etc
"At a meeting at Bridgeport citizens went, to let a Stautth car by, llltll 8”" only 2.29 1,9,. Wm.“ ”1,, 10,,” n. Loin and Rib Lamb Chops ....... Ilia
at Seaside Park ball grounds, this ai-lllfl‘ ll"? i‘xu‘lldi‘d l0 ”19 10? 0' Ml sources. Top Sirloin Beet ............ Etc
mrmwu'.“ resoiullml “as till-“5“] call-, at". tn (tittx|tllre‘tltion land annual to, In two ways the l‘t‘DUI‘l is “awning, Lean Beef, no Bone ...... 3:0
ling “W“ you to do 370‘“. utmost ‘0 "o’ e ‘ “Hm“ tn It 01 M‘ to the nation at large as n't-II as tol F nc F W] 44c
, itdl‘e immediate favorable action on» ‘Clmiy It‘d 50‘“ 5“" P'OSFH- _ pm...“ “dying large drain,“ “.3.“ ”w; s 'y ° ' - ------ ' -------
tthe .s‘lll'll'ltgt’ resolution in order llltll ‘ later) l‘iilltly'tilltlll and dt‘ lg rlUl't‘llllil “mum“ banks. The bonds 'l‘dit‘ bt‘t‘lll BNllet‘C ..................... ... MC
:this nation may no Itmgct' be guilty“! ii b“ml” bull)?“ all dill :“l‘l ””“fim‘alli’l‘t'tl among the. citizens (‘t‘ tlu TDixie Bacon .................. 35c
idetlying ‘0 its own “”2”“ that hill" ”It: Yuma.“ mm one drum-est: . Republic. without the necessity or call ‘California Hams ............ .....I":c
.’ l ”l 3“" government "W “MC“ w“ I 1 here “‘"““?" to be no ““9 In”kw—fins: to any appreciable extent ttlmtl lll'l 3., ar Cured Hams 330
' 1 are sending our mm to fight and!“ Hulls to brma the lmptr vm. burn"...H of ,1“. bank. m “1,50”, u... 1...“, 9 -------------
Idied abroad. Signed l-Ilsie Hill." 10W“ ”l“ ”I?! (lid in il‘cortl ttuttllit‘lfi‘moncy in the national banks. lllt‘l't-- CNN", 3"" from 20‘ "P-
' CNWd Ready ““9- "”.“l ”l" “5 on ”“ljuml' "f "“0 "I ”m , fore. has been [an m... to ma... ""‘l Strictly Fresh Eggs ..... . ........ 706
Mi” llill arrivt‘d’in Bridgeport ml'blébml dais ne mm had. . :intluatriai and commercial nmds m , Gold Medal Butter .............. . Sic
automobile and finding a cron'd in; At The Country Clue. the country. i r
. - . It was a -alt\ duv I III' l‘oun'v-v . . . Brooki‘ield Butter ................ .bc
. “’tllllllfl ill lllt' hilll Kltlllndrl. lilflk .Itl-‘ B . -1 -- ~A ‘ (3m) Sillfififiml m l.lh(‘l'l_\' “on,“ Ol Y b ”0‘“ At c fl '3
frontage of ”l" opportunity 3” “93"“? . . _ , 'thc Third Loan are held by national u an s or o ee, can “ ‘ °
’ pounce lwraelf =th ll” “NEW“ '" “““m'r' ‘9“""‘ “WW” “““‘ ”Ch“ banks in the Eastern district. '.\’t“.c‘.t Autocrat Coffee. can ............. 336
Full line of fresh vegetables.
.Cltarnock’s Market
76 N. Main St.
Tel' 583-2
HERSHFIELD’S
[AUTO EXPRESS
Daily Trips Between
N orwalk and New York City
MAIN OFFICE, 122 WATER STREET.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 294.
NEW YORK CITY OFFICE,
117 East 23rd St.
Phone Grammercy 705.
If you are in a hurry. just phone us,
and we will take care of your express
for you. We have seven of the best
Trucks in the state. Also, Hydraulic
Dump Trucks for Contractors’ Work.
Our Trucks make daily trips to New
York city. Let them handle your
freight and express, and thus keep It
away from the congested terminals
We Haul Anything
Anywhere
No Job Too Large or Too
at
Your shipments are entrusted to
competent employee only.
A receipt ls given and obtained for
all goods handled.
Phone or write for our rates, we can
save you time and money.
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING
of All Kinds.
PADDED VANS for Long Distance
Furniture Moving.
Benjamin Hershfield. Prop.
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CUT THIS our—Ir ts WORTH
MONEY
Don't miss this. Cut out this slip.
mmlttee 0f the ““0 ““c‘feuclose with 5c and mail it to Foley
ltn E. Keclt‘r 0’ Stamford;& Co. 2835 Shetlleld avenue. Chicago.
l 011 the '”till” writing your name and address
3’10“. is one . clearly.
the,trial package containing Foley lloncy
ta
two member‘s 0““ “‘9‘" and croup; Foley Kidney l‘tlls. i'or-
Svccan‘lpaln to sides and back; rheumatism,
“He‘llbackache. kidney anti bladder ails
:ments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
TDOSB 0‘ ”‘9 grievaucola wholesome and thoroughly cleane-
You will receiVe in tum a
nd Tar Compound, tor coughs. colds
blllo
oneness, headache andslugglsh bow
els.—Stillson-Powell Corn—AM.
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