Run round the block till
knees shall hock. ’twill warm
you for a minute, tho’ some
despise snob exorcise—declare
M's nothing in it. Ho use
for tunnel when usinfGannel
to chm those chills away; a
silken sweater is little better
and only for display. Here‘s
coal for grate that’s free from
slate and fills the room with
heat; with a bit of wood it's
of! for good and makes your
home complete. These Autumn
days a cheerful blue is good
for mid or man; a wicked
cough may take you on, avoid I
it if you can. Gold comes by
stealth and steals your health '
and through your system 3
sends a foul germ of grippe, '
I
Winston—M. I T
HELP THE FUEL ADMINISTRATION
The Director of Conservation of the Fuel Administration
an: 1 a: as I. .qsw new
“The National Fuel Administration realizes that a large
amount of coal can be saved by the intonation of storm doors,
storm windows” I ....“and advocates such installation the
epme as we do proper firing methods and proper attention to
13011011.” - w n' ”“3” “T 3t?”
STORM WINDOWS AND STORM DOORS
cut down coal bills, increase the comfort and healthfulnoss at
your house by eliminating cold floor drafts, make it possrble
to k”? the house wean In the severest winter weather and
permit perfect ventilation.
PREPARE FOR WINTER~ORDER NOW.
The Halché Bailey Co.
9
away you slip, laid low by
influenza. g
THE,
W FERRIS
(GALFOIIPRIIV 1
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WINTER TOPS
‘ord Ch I '
Chevrolet ChgiIIIIgS giggmgflile
Overland Hudson odze
Oakland Buick
Vaast Bros. Garage
DISTRIBUTORS
Anchor Winter Tops. Sharrcr Winter Tops
l360—Telephones—201 l
committee. 1.
~mm m7 , ewe“
‘ III M CW
(Continued train Ps3. Ono)
ed asmembvrs. The plan is to have
permanent quarters, and the club will
undoubtedly become a help to the life
of New Canaan and of benefit to the
members. The tollowiug oflicers yei'oII
elected: ' ‘ " .
Mike Mattiello, president; Jaseph
Toialo, vice-president; Patsie Annun-
ziato, secretary and treasurer; Joseph
Vitiello. chairman of trustees; A. Dol-
la Donne, Joseph Lutiola, trustees; Ii.
Annunziaio and l‘. (lair-one. mmniittre
aw
. on education; A. Bucciasvella and N.
PauelloI committee on good welfare
and propaganda; A. t‘hiappiirella, \igil
. . '1 .
Following [be l‘It‘t'lIUU a communion
tion was read from George \V. Ilui'yea.
rhuirman oi‘ the llrpublirau town ('oul-
If mince. Expressing appreciation for the
sunk to be done, and welcomed the
boys to the party. Rl‘ll't‘sIllllenIb' were
served and a social hour was enjoy-ml.
The nvxt meeting will hr held on
Thursday Honing.
.SPELLACY AND HIS
MATES HOLD FOR
I PARTY MEETING
Democrats at Stratheld
Start of Campaign Delayed
’l‘honms .) ol IIdllllll'lI
govt-moi.
Stamford,
unh‘lnm'.
Prominent
Sin-lint I\‘
livinot'i’nlir Candidate lor
loikuood of
It'l’
Ilmoks oi New lluwu. (‘illl'
(‘liiil‘Ir-s |l
(‘uIlIIIIIle
IIlll‘l‘) I.
didnlv lor lllT'll'lll') uv‘nol’nl‘. Imslvr ll.
I.t'llllll:llll
T,
nu conning
COMPANY
DECORA'I'0RS
10 FIRST STREET
East Norwslk
I "it. 452
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I
STATE TAX.
. . Residents of Connecticut owning testable secur-
Itlt-s are liableIto taxes at local rates unless the State
'(I‘Iagnofnfour mills has beenpaid to the State Treasur-
BEFORE SEPTEMBER 30lh
_ The estates of those who neglect to pay this tax
Will be liable to
A Heavy Penalty
Money on hand or in bank is liable if more than
00. Sayings Banks deposrts not taxed.
Instructions and forms sent on application.
STATE TREASURER.
Still II. IIl'l'Ili‘l‘I. ol ,\'¢*\\ Illll‘l‘ll. t‘illl’
tlidnli- for lllltllllt'\ :.'l~nt’l‘rI‘ vswr (l
Pork of llmliling. rundldule for l‘olr
cross from the l‘nuiih dislrit-I: \\'tl
liani \'ollm¢~r ot‘ ,\'or\vulk. rnndiduw
for Slwrifl', .nrj \‘l' S. l'uluier ntlvndml
the llriiim'rulir (lllllt‘l'l‘lll't‘ in the
Strull‘iold Sitllll‘ilol' illlt‘llltlhn
outlined plans to reduce the Rt‘plIIlII
can state t'It‘l'IIIlII
Il‘rom this county
I Amonu IIII- tlllll‘l>
t‘llt'i' new 1) J Smiord. l'oslmnsti-r
(‘llnllvs ll tiil‘onv. .luliil's and .‘Iit'lr
nol t‘utf of llnnbnry. W. S, and Milr'
tin ("able of IItlllIlllH and “'Illiulu I'.
Kirk of llriduluvi Attorneys l-Id-
word Jutluinlon and Jesse 'l‘, llunbur.
II“! Nornulk. Alumni-r Albert S Hill-
nnd
Ibo
nnijoil'; in
at tho t-onfrlt
I
mmfiwgfiw __- was--.“
Dorlon House
Hartford Conn.
‘ .w- ..-w
Schultze’s TueSday Specials
Ilips ol Sinmloid snout-Mod llp- Ill‘lll‘
Iorrnls :0 ion» Ilu‘ rlllllII town and
“attempt Ill Il'lll mm the \ull- rI'olu
:III‘IIIIIIIIPIIH to lh-iu-Hiulll: The poll?
~lmidl‘is (lot-idol) m ii’mndon lIlt' rum-
II.
I
W
Tristram 8: Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Carpets! Rugs!
Curtains! Draperies
. We have reason to be proud of the size and variety of our stock of ALL
(.RAIDES OFI FLOOR COVERINGS FROM A WILTON VELVET TO A RA!)
RUfIi. Our IlEIlt and spacious CARPET ROOM affords a splendid opportunity
to display them to the best advantage of ourselves and our customers. Visitors
are always welcome.
INLAII) AND PRINTED LINOLEUMS. FLOOR AND TABLE OIL
CLOTHS. .
I VISIT THE CURTAIN CORNER! We havea big and varied line of Cure
tains. Curtain Materials and Draperies. Samples on reuucst: '
WINDOW SHADES OF ALL COLORS. SHADE AND CURTAIN FIX~
TURES. '
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.—
“BEFORE YOU GO." |
Home Service Handbook to Be Issued
to Drafted Men.
A booklet ior lIlv llbt' of men t‘IlUSt‘Il
ulIdl-r llu- M‘IPt'IIH‘ diul't. entitled “lie-
loro You Go," will lit-i'wtllvr be issurd
to rvrry mun “ho cult-is IIIl‘ Army or
THE' TIROOP TRAIN
;A sound like the gathering thunder :
.\ mar in lhc silenl‘dark, I
.\ lliish. it l'llIlIt‘ and silt-lire. I
Then out ‘li the distani'r—llurfi‘ l
1,. it .II whistle, or portent ’svasoll of the your, and Inflow :. I e.
That t-ullel us from slei'p when it day over that. 0' the Same PNML
II’ROSI’ECT or con. ,
FAMINE DIMINISHE‘I)
(Continued now First Page)
m...—
If
Navy. The booklot is published by II I» but year. .
the. Atlantic division ol the Iledt'ross NIH" | The shortage or coal tor this 1.“.-
Ilo IIIIII‘I, m; Iu-arl, and l'lsten glins now been l't'tIllt't'tI to 13,6214 (W
and is intended punit'ulurly to inform
the men t‘tlllt't‘l‘lllllt: the ”motions of"
the. home survive and how it may be
of use to lIlt'lll and their families.
llriltt boards throughout the country
haw Ilt’i'll requestvd to distribute
tln-so booklets to the drafted men and
a l‘I’QIIIHIlllm tor a number io be dine
ll‘lblllt‘tl by thr- Iot‘nl board has been
made by tho home service to Red
(‘ross headquarters in New York.
The booklet is a neat and comp-art
litlh- volume and contains concise
and mildly accessible inlormplion re-
garding compulsory and voluntary
nllolmvnlsI ullmvullt‘vs. I‘lovorllmenl
lnsulnnru, roimwnsuiion. legal lt’I~
\ll'i- and piowodinns and other nint-
tors of like nature. So that no mun
i‘wrivvs :i booklet ultlioul l‘tllllllI“">‘
Itons, according ln Iliv l,‘.\lllllltlv‘s1 io'~ .i~i
ol' the country on April 1 for the» rum—
Inivr and “'inlt'l'. 'I‘hv nrrtuquy (Lily
Iproductlon lo ouimnw this sbortna
Iis 2,039,000 tons, or L‘ po-r t‘rlll. It‘. on-
it-ess of that of the \va rudod l‘npo
“,I'It'lllllt‘l‘ 14. Shipments to New Hat'-
'limd and the district udjat'v lit to Now
I I . York show u l'OlhItIt‘l‘ilIflr inv "on
TIlt' llnv> ill“ i‘lt‘ul‘ “W ”W“ I’ll-“HS“, Invor ollwr wvvk< ol' the "mini r
We're routing lIlt‘lll our to you, I “-‘rr- ‘~ —--1,
Three millions iradv. 0 Kaiser? I
Our troop ll‘nills all no tin-ouch.
To :1 troop trnin going [hruullll
This is no ltlIVilI deception,
This is no . inptIt boast,
Laden and rnudv to] action
'I‘her‘ro pounding from
coast.
t'tlils‘l
il. Krieger & Co. ‘
Outfitters for Men.
Women, Boys & Girls
.\n raiser younu [are ill curb window
“etching the land slidv by
'l‘ln- land of lIII‘ll‘ birth and loriml.
I The IllIlIl for uhirh they'll div.
{puiizn until :Ilt‘I rl.» I.lIlt'lI) I.tl;tlI :llrm-Itions l’or tit‘llillt in tout-h with Mum: and MN." ”m“, lures.
: . .I I‘ . iis mum st-l’vioi- section. the ('(H-‘I' . . . I I .v
SIltll‘C IIIlllltl'S . ronnounnrms LAMB .......................... 20c lb. 3' ”"1“"? .. I ._ _ ...._ ... .1.... mun... .. ... i... ............i m. "m "W“ “““m 4"“ “"‘ 2 " till the easy payment
I RIB LAMB CROPS - I its lliIlIl't‘M-i and tulollhoue number. ”WI smut them it sole l‘t‘llll'llllltl_ '
All Kinds 0‘ sea Food I """"""""""""""""""" '. ' 28c lb I RAID ON FALSE NAMES‘ I “*“'~~--—“-—- Illll first Fllt‘t‘lI llll‘ troop Imins plan
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S‘eak Cho 5 and ‘LOIN LAMB CROPS ............................. 340 lb. j 100 Men and Wrens-n Arrested in Boe- IIIII‘II‘II . . _ .. .
9 p STEW VEAL ton Hotel: and Lodging Houses. : ”BERIY [GAN NEWS Qlllllt-Iv -.|-Hllilllln o1 Thu \im- OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT. \
Chicken .................................... 200")- BOSTON. P-pl :lll, l‘lmrul-d with 0 lnnlm
' I I \lllIlllIllIl oi Ilp' “lini- mono lain." ..._._...__. j
' TASTY SPECIALTIES FOR T“ LUNCH x Illltll‘v than I'm ilwn Mid “0111““ “"H‘I u', all d f F‘l t Pa 3. I ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ “ ' '. ~ - -- ‘
A LA CARTF“ E Bo lulu-n lino . islod)‘ ' i.iil.\' M'Mvrdili'; U mm mm m g ) i .
I ’ tIlll‘lIlL‘ “H.150“ l'tllll‘tIlHlIll luw” hmrbi Ill IIII' lll.llllll". II is hllI’l‘lI Itl lIIfi‘ I SPECIALS
I Schullzc 8 Sanitary Markets 33d {guy‘mgq "w"; mm .i‘;;:‘;;*‘“. ;-r .... .. .......... . '
H- - 'JI 1!. ill t‘.‘ ‘.I‘-. “ I‘ ~ I
‘ t e '5' "' l‘l““ ‘ l.“ ‘r i *1 '3 I“ ‘ (‘5 ""35' i
I NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK' IlImlIIIIII‘III'III‘II lIl‘lIlllI'l‘IIIll'llI \It‘lllllullli‘li|llll‘:ll iiiiilill‘n‘l'IIII slIIIIIIDLIIIsIII‘I‘pIiIllI‘I'I: l.\ll IIII‘ r v v I Genuine Spring chs OI LEW” ' ' 15"“
United States Licem No, 17,903, the hullun) ~I arousing IIIt‘ :llt‘sls by' “In” time it mun lw ronliri-d howmur IIIQ NOW Transparent OWII‘ Lamb chops . . . .. . , . . It;
‘ knocking on the doors. i l . .. l' . ' . . ' . . ’ Lamb IStchv .ou
I ’ I Tim rnlds. lundt- on orders issnod‘ I H “"‘I' ”“I “W" “III “I"“""‘ "“N I" I ‘Vare I TOD Sirlcln . . . .. . Sac
' I - m,._-_____, , m,m by lho lit-«using (‘mllllllsslnlL were thv‘ I'l‘t'llh’“ tllt'lI' ‘1<uhst‘rlllllons over tlwI :amIbuigfnr ........... "I."
first under IIli‘ Inw pussod by lIlt‘ last I;\,\'[ Imln_ ir tho grout toml of swoon, refit ate .......... ,. . L‘s
For This Week the" 1. .1., .. . . . .. ”mum”? “mm“: ”m, “up... n, “. tilloooo IIIII largest IIIIIII in the world's Helps to save food. I gornedCBecdf III-em .. .. :3: .1..
l I l - l l' u I us- must I't‘flils‘ll‘l' . ' '. I. , '. . . uaar ure ams .. . 3 t. tic
Try OurIEICONOIIVIY COFFEE. .III FEnn's BA 00 I lIIId‘I‘J' (IIIIIIIlIu Ill-u: [I‘lll’lllll'sfi i IllslllryI is to he (Manny-«l. I Bakes qmcker than otherI cam-0mm Hams . . . . I I I IIIII .Z 1;
A delicious drink 18 1-20 II). If ' ’l‘lw “um",mes snid lust mgr” mm. The loan is it lost of your personal, , Ii 1 Economy Bacon ................ 393.
‘ v . . . Imam ‘t".\‘ illlI uro nivlors of dunes mlriolisni. What is you mumvrwares because It absorbs eat Best HGBVY Beet from ~ - 40‘. UP
. , . l IL 1 l I | l t . l . I
SPERRY & BARNES PORK i “ C are non In a DOSIIIQII I? serve x0“ thls DODUIar I. when- violntions ol IIH‘ law were dis-' “mm M. vou" ym”. bmnfi “(de what : 1'8. Id] thus savi fuel . Fancy Chickens 1‘1 ~- .1 440
cut to ......... ‘ . . . . 290 II). bacon. If V0“ have not tried It. we “'III be pleased to covered would bv prosi-ciiiml. . I‘ . o ‘ . . I P y, “g ' I Native Veal
OHIO DO SCII YOU ‘I II‘IRI order ~ . . .. .. , is thin “mlll to you. Iotl your bards Strickly Fresh Eggs 76¢
UBLETIPMATCH. -. -. . _ .. . . . l - '-.~ III . § .
as, a box ............ 50 50mg Basin-Signed III" the anneal}; ......... 55c * W” “A"? “it” “WM“ I "‘ ‘I‘ m--- - ._ ___.-_ “mm“? ‘° W“ m “in" 3211.“?33'. 222:2 ;":::;';;;;::: 3"}:
‘ an amp s or amp s or tin cans. can 15c I 1 1 a ' -—— Y c " .
. L - 'Archbtuho Ireland Died Before Pope uban offee .................... 3oo
HONEYSUCKLE 00N1MH-K» No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. per lb. ........... 2 c ' gould rm Action. :BATTI‘ESHIP ~ ' WW“ 60"" --------------- §?°
a can ................. 156 Golden bank’s (,ofiee IIIIII . . . . . Ib.20C. 5|bs._for 950 I ROME. 5-va 30: .\n official ."u- IIIINNESOTA Albert D Mor an I 3 lbs. Sauer Kraut for .. ........ Lac
,rmu: CIDER VINEGAR, Very Best (reamery Butter Beckmann quality). .“°““‘“‘““’“‘ W “““I'fl”: “l“ .f'fi‘l'fl'ffi. IS D AM ACED ° g
a bottle ............. 15o N'PWHQT t B. It. - 1 th ----- Id’I 'b. . . lb .......... 6 ifii‘iiv‘hgi iii: ‘I'll‘lll‘Ilhdl‘ltIlli? billiards I Now IN OUR NEW 5T0 EI Full line of groceries and fresh van
ucoa . u u or . e wlr s est. 34c. . " 1 1 ' .. - . ~ It . chbles '1
. . , l . . ......... . had decided to ciunlt' Auhblslwll ht (Continued from “rat Page.) , ‘ ' l
—- New Pack Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour. tenet, of St. Paul. at cardinal. at the - ,
. I 16C 480 pkfi'. fuext consistory. The death of the nor whether the mine was an enemy 84 WASHINGTON .JT. I Charnok’s Marke‘
A STULL érmourg Lea“ and Tender Smoked SI'IOllIerl‘. lb 28c archbishop. however. inlel‘vrm‘d bu- one. However. mm: oilirIeI‘i-i mulled — ~ . - ~--~ --—--~—-1
e - . . . . . . ,- 1 ., ,..
. nun V .heese IIIIIIIIIIII . 3' 1 lore action could be taken. Ithut mines unto Idl iIu tieesIui.l.,ts
Philafi'plnhia Pream Cheese' ‘k """" 2 Tons f0! 20C I t‘urdinul (lusparri. the papal sot‘i‘r- by tho submarines “'Illl'Il carried out LIGHT AND HEAVY I 76 N. main St.
24 C tt S If: II .n q I. D 2’- .............. 15C wary of state, has sent a message ofIthe first. ralds off the Atlantic mm TRUCKINC : 1
0 age "86': ‘ .VOII VI Cults tandard (lOOdS come to condolence on the dumb ol' Arrhbisli- last May and June and that the oil ' I Tel' 583.2
. E N op Ireland to theyRev. James llyl'nt‘. of tank steamship Herbert L. l‘rzltt n his Anywhere and Everywhere I I,
, ' ‘ ,St. Paul, regretting tho death of "HIIIsunk by striking 0110 OI them. i...---,.__.._._,,._ .. _,.._., ,fi
> aSt orwa|k . A F Beekmann ititi‘ecliotiule friend. a most distinguish- The fuel that the Minnesota was N‘ ‘1‘ D1 SES‘IA I Q.
r . O O 0 Led member of the l‘utholic hierart‘hy‘able to roalt‘h port without “SEISI‘I‘V'” 51 Water St' 80. Amwalk' I HERSHFIELD’D
"*‘N ~'—~ r~——-«—~—. : and a most illustrious citizen of Alllt‘IV-‘wus .l('('l‘])lt‘d as indicating that “135' PM!!! 2003. I
FAI§ORWALK LINE . '"°°"’°"“" -'
. T FRggggfnSERVIOE 83 & SSIWaslungton Street Phone 1405
Norwalk, Shelton,dDerby, Ansonia - w .—: 1.... so e» We norm ,.,1......,...
. an n.“ _. _..._-.._.-_ _. _... n-___ .___.__. __ ._.-..__ __._-
PM 45’ E',§Z$§’,°J,fla°ks9n St" .2101mmmmscsm.mpam\o
I
Steamers leave Norwalk, 4 p. m."
South Norwulk, 5:30 p. in; for deliv—
ery in New York at 7 a. m.. the follow-
. .. I I Specials for Week of 'Sept. 30
#:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. g . .
new ‘- .Sirloin & Porterhouse Steak
'3llc lb '
W
'l
# Phone—Nei‘walk, 1609; South Nor-
walk. 604; New York, Orchard 76]" . -~'
' Haw roux e muons-nor. ‘
VALLEY LINES, INC.
’I .
”REINDEER ELECT OFFICERS.
“All local of the International
11' l'nlon held Its nn'r'al
Me yesterday morning in1Cemi.il
Rib Roast 24“”
“We... n..1...........e.-1.. NEW YORK MARKET
, flamencmsramm-
11m- in“... $392..“ r ' . g y - -
lemvo» John silent. .
met 1. lfie and wow
1. , .. t-Junieo tihlotto.
> ll Samuel Humilmn.
B's-reun- - Frank
Classified * All
a
I
I
mow slrurk ihe ship near the bow and
that SIlt‘ was not badly damaged.
ion."
PERSHING DECORATES 15.
.—.—a-
One Lieutenant and 15 Men of the Ma- Var, in 1905. She is of 15.0th tons dis
I rine Corps Honored. placgnent. I50 fool 10m: and m nor»
WASHINGTON. Sept. 30.—--l.ieut. mil times t‘Ill‘l'it‘l‘ a t‘omplomrnt ol
Idoseph II. C'al'llal‘l. 0" Fifteenth SU‘N‘I- ElSii ('IIit‘t‘l‘ sand molt. Ht‘r :umument
“New York city, and 13 men of the Ma- “new,” of four l.‘,.jn(th riIght 5-inch
I‘ll“? COWS have been “WHI'dEd the (“5' and .i number of smaller rifles.
tinguished service cross by Gen. l’cr-
shing for extraordinary heroism in
inclion in France. The citations were
PEDDLER KILLS WIFE.
day in a supplement to-au official comv
munique. '
The men decorated include I"
Albert II. Barrows. Lynn; Mass;
1‘. Hurley. Ardmore. Pa. and W.
McIntyre. not Identified.
..._..- _ _....._..———4
BODY OF APPARENT
Insane at Norwich.
rivates. HARTFORD, Sept. 30.~Solomon
pm“ Brooks. a Russian prddler, who escap-
35. ed from the SIRII' Hospital for the ln-
sane. at Norwich. yesterday, murder-
ed his Wlfe by culling her throat in
their home here today. Brooks gave
himself up to lhe pollen. He was suf-
SUICIDE FOUND l'erlmr from loss of blood as a result
-........ of a lush In his wrist. recelved when
SOl'Tll WINDSOR. Sept. liar—The. be attacked his wife. and was taken to
body of an unidentified man was found - hospual. Their three children also
on the anlland plantation here yet were when to: hortiltnl sulertngt‘mm
lord-y about 3:30. It Is believed that trlxht.
the hotly had I)... min In the spot Brooks had a lengthy pollen recon]
where It VII fund for over no bore and was sent to the Norwich
Booths. hie-died miller
lla- mas-lunatic: manhunt- tuto- It was said that be Ind been a
allied suicide. as s new can found mods-l patient and had been nIIoIItI
minute-u. ELF-mum.“- mule (Mn. we: lotion
or bend yesterday with an" nth-m
' the In Mum-nudhutuhuur
Isl
2i
The Minnesotu is of the prodrmdq
'nouuht typo. built at Newport Newsl
received at the War Department ‘0' 3.00;... Had Escaped from HospitalfOr
. attention on Ann-t 12. At the loan--
Automobile
Repairing
I High Grade Work a i
: Specialty
Official Service for;
’Ch'evrolet, Maxwell;
{and Graham Bros.I
frucks . ;
,I’Il‘d Repalrlll lull ParleI
Wrecks Towed II any I
dis-2
Amllli’sllarsoe
,AUTO EXPRESSII
Daily Trips Between
Norwalk and New York City
MAIN OFFICE, 122 WATER STREET.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone 294. I.
NEW YORK CITY OFFICE,
117 East 23rd St.
Phone Grammercy 705.
If you are in a hurry. just phmn us,
and we will take rare or your cypress
for you. We have svven of the best
Trucks in the. stulc. Also, Hydraulic
llump Trucks for t‘ontrnt‘ltns' Work.
Our Trucks multn diiily trips to New
York city. lml lIlt‘lll handle your
freight and express. and thus keep In
«any from the congested terminals.
We Haul Anything
Anywhere
No Job Too Large or Too
Small
Your shipments are O'IIIl’tL-Ilvd tn
competent employee only.
A mum! to [then and obtuinml to:
all «code handled. ‘
Phone or vrlte for our rules. to “I
save you tine and mom.
LIGHT MID NMVYTRUCKINI
~ of MI It.“
noon vases for Lone W
m ~
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Norwalk Chronicler