1
'17
7, ’- SPERRY a BARNES' PORK
ery in New York at 7
WARM lIPl
Runroudtlie block till
onlyfor display. Korea
for r’zratethatsfreefroni
slate and fills the room with
,withabitofwood its
home complete. These Autumn
days a cheerful blue is good
for maid or man; a wicked
cough may take you off, avoid
it if you can. Cold comes by
stellar and steals your health
and through your system
sends a foul germ of grippe,
away you slip, laid low by
influenza. ,
THE.
FERRiS’
$.59???"
OrJ. ll. Mallery
DENTIST
16 80. Main St.
South Norwalk
Oflice Hours-9 a. In. to 8 p. m.
Oor'lon House
Shore Oinners
' All Kinds ol Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
‘ Chicken.
A LA CARTF‘.
SPECIALS
For This Week
.' Try Our ECONOMY corran.
11 delicious drink 18 11c lb.
cut to ............. 29c lb.
OHIO DOUBLE TIP MATCH-
ES, a box .1 .......... tic
HONEYSUOKLE CON. MILK,
a can ................. 150
PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
a bottle ............... 15c
A. STULL
‘ 24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk
HELP THE FUEL ADMINISTRATION
The Director of conservation of the Fuel Administration
says:
“The National Fuel Administration realises that a large
amount of coal can be saved by the instei'asion of stem doors,
storm windows" !. . “and advomtes such installation the
1413: as we do proper firing metheds and proper attention to
ho rs.”
STORM WINDOWS AND STORI DOORS
cut down coal bills, increase the comfort and healthfulncsi oi
your house by eliminating (Ir-1d floor drafts, make it posstbl
to keep the house warm tn the severest winter weather and
permit perfect ventilation.
PREPARE FOR WINTER—ORDER NOW.
The Halch'é BaileyCo.
110111.. Sluiku, Vincent storm B. Ste '
‘.mislta, Mm. F Fore-11,1111; Mary R1}.
lreit, Flonsr Kuslik Mrs. K. Sttmska.
lAndre-w Mauek, Method Mtkush, Rose
Michlas, Stew Kuhan. Martin Balasz,
lJohn Ruben. John Lekavy,
'Micklas (11115 H Hat-1'15 Mrs. Auntie
R. Benjamin. Wm E Benjamin. Mrs
|W H. Moher Mrs Louisa Stein. 3115
Louisa Wiener, Edvard London. Annie
ILondon Mrs Adelaide Loudon, Flo1-
‘ence London Austin I Wilsor1.Chas.
lE Hoyt, John H1att.MI‘1~'.Minnle
‘Kuapp Mrs I; l" Madock. W H. Kirk
b1' Flora B. 110,11 Hattie Andie-111s
Margaret llt't‘ar'lhy. I-irs. Chas. I1.
_iAdams, Mrs. E. s. ureter, Ant-e s.
‘lMH'kr‘l‘. t'ar'olirte Bret-51'. Am)‘ “-
Ill‘tllllt‘l'lun, Margaret J. Gatt's. Arthur
llr'otherton. W111 A. t‘at'olhet's.
,l’utnarn, N W. Jones. Thmi
WINTER TOPS
Ford Ch I '
Chevrolet hgnndled: giggt‘nglllnle
Overland Hudson
Oakland ii'tli'ik
Vaast Bros. Garage
DISTRIBUTORS
Anchor Winter Tops. Sharrer Winter Tops
l360—-—Telephones—2011
STATE TAX.
- Residents of Connecticut owning taxable secur-
ities are liable to taxes at local rates unless the State
'(l‘lafinofrfour mills has been paid to the State Treasur-
0
BEFORE SEPTEMBER 30“!
. The estates
Will be liable to
A Heavy Penalty
Money on hand or in bank' Is liable if more than
. . Savings Banks eposits not taxed.
Instructions and orms sent on application.
STATE TREASURER.
Hartford Conn.
Of those who nealect to pay this tax
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
SWEET POTATOES ............................ , 70c peck
RED RIPE TOMATOES: ................... 50c large basket
FANCYBALDWIN APPLES ................ .. $1.25 basket
CANNED CORN OR PEAS ....................... 15c can
THREE POUND CAN PURE STRAINED HONEY ..... $1.25
NORWALK LINE
ras'r FREIGHT SERVICE
Between
Pier 45, E..R., afoot Jackson St,
New York
South Norwalk, 5:3 for dclit'
a. 111., the follow-
lng morning. Freight received from
7: 30 a. m. to :1. 30 p. m.
. Steamers le'ate New lurk 1113 p m.
dilly.
O p. 111.:
“111.604; New York. ()rchttrtl 76)“
13W YORK dz NAUGATUCK
VALLEY LINES, INC.
Olav INTO GREEN.
w=eh MAN‘S DEATH
' NWI‘VII, Ut'ltllitl' I. ~\\"'.Il1‘-
carom-r is inquiring Into 1311- 111
,1 H, whom body was hand on
total! of W. W. Inside" «11' New
‘1 Palmer Hill, )t“lt‘l‘dfl_\'_ Fella
l I! being hv'ld wr'hom handle.
latter was employed on the mute
mule Near the body was a be!
and sore: lotu- fik‘h of
into “flatte- It» a Whirl“.
h“.
it
e— "1.1.1..“ .1 ....e.
”Unanswlean'uuwm
1
M11, Shelton, Derby, Ansonia .1.
and
t
l
1
l
1
1
' Steamers leave Noru'nlk, 4 11. 1114-1"
Phone—Not'walk. 16119; South Nor- A
liners of the tlmtlt of \'ll"'l'll'll" .
_mdbs~uul
Scbullze’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK.
United States License No. 17,903.
. M
,Mr's. J. A. Wells. 1‘
cm, H. J l’mwitt, lidw. L.
,I". Anderson, Ella Joseph.
Arthur Rose, I'Ziizabeth
llo_\l,
lir'itttly,
:zel Slit'iver', Wilbur I". Sutilli.
Ilr'unlm, William III'tIIIIIII.
‘llr'.u111m Marie llruInIII. "US? firm
.Myrtle Saunders, Marie Herring. l‘ar-
0|)rt (‘ llur'uell, 111'” an Herring Gui
ateppe I‘lttioue .\Ir'.~' (loo. It}. Let 1111's
illunlel Boned, John W
'l’ayne \'iola May Fallon. l’aul lt‘ur',klrs
Hart) Blake Harry I: llates. Burtol
moo \enelia,
l'l‘liomas. Lillian S. Martin, l-‘. H.
.llr'ady. Jared R. lit-11s. (‘ I1, llatker'.
IMert'ill G. Barker, John H. Mcl‘arthy,
Minnie E. Austin, Mrs. G. W. Rav-
in. Lulu 1.: Morgan l‘aul Stefan Jose
\pht’ne A (lt'umbly, Annette I1. Hunting-
ton, H. I). Benedict.
,well, Hdilh M. Brown.
ls‘hall. S. H. Holley.
‘ Daniel Martin.
William I". er'th. t‘ltus.
baurri,l'llyRa,1'mtmd. A. S. 111111111.
’Mtu'y H. Earl. Jeanette H. Golding,
- Mrs. Ed. M. Welles, lIt-ssie N. Sigman,
Kate E. Way, Florence M. Yulrler'.
'llullt tlooldinx. “lltla S. Hansen. Ed.
l1. Saunders, Mrs l‘ltus. Handle-y,
t‘ltas. l1. Handley, Mrs. Daisy l’latt,
tlt'ut'e K, Hassoll. II I. Sterling, Hol-
en [1. l‘ltt'l1.Rullt ll Rider. Mrs. Frank
,Il. Sturdet'aut. Prank ll. Slurtlcvant.
«John Murray, Joseph ltlttrisy. llor'llttt
lII'lst'oll. Mary A. l'tt-I't'v. 1‘, E. llttnnc-
haclto.\I1-'l1ille II‘ .\l1'l,l(l Prank Mar-
Iion. Allen Al kcn. John l'ier'to, l‘runk-
L111 1.. ll1"_oun tlra.~.l|ttttt'l1,1' living
1’11on William I‘otloiutll. 1111111111 P.
Jones. Roy. H. S. Wilson. lillcn .\l.
Falrclrlld, Leslie I) ll. Davis, Minerva
”1111.111 Loo llat'l-t \\111 l'l,l'fron Sit-wart
‘- Millwflllall 'l‘ W. ltolrer,ts John l'.
Trmentlucll W111. ll. Montgomery. Rich
nrd W. Abbott J J. I1rtne,A Ross .‘dul
kin. Manico “P I‘ II'Icltuood. ll1-1Iph t.
Bodienl lIelort (l lledient Ralph 0
lit-tlienl, (‘httt'lu BlttrrtclpSewery Dob
kiewitr..1‘ltarl1s Lang.
Allen Aiken, Joltn l’lct'co. AI'olas A.
Saunders, Frank Lawson, Mrs. P. J.
,\\'csst'ls, W. ll l‘ierson Mary Clifford,
Holt-n L Robinson. Susan I" Rosa'-
1".Iltnt-t llullt ll Wm! Caroline] -‘ (‘11!-
ton, Rachel 11. Wood, .\lIIy l‘. Antler-
son. Ella .Iost-pli,Willi11m l‘ Wirlh,
Augustus Mc-
Julie 1‘. llitnt'r'olt,
KOSll‘n-
W e are now in a position to serve you this popular
bacon. If you have not tried it. we will be pleased to
sell you :1 trial order.
It"erris Bacon. sliced or in the piece. lb. ......... 55c
V an Camp’ s or ( ampbell’ s Pork and. Beans. can. 15c
NO. l Roval Plantation Coll'ee. per lb. ........... :Oc
Golden Santos C offee ........... lb. 20c. 5 lbs. for 95¢
Veir'yu Bast t rcamery Butter (Beckmann quality). .6
Nucoa Nut Butter .the world’s best. lb. ......... 34c.
New Pack Aunt Jemima’ s Pancake Flour. -——4c8 k
cp
Armour’s Lean and Tender Smoked Shoulder. lb. 2 c
Snappy Chce ces ..................... 2 rolls for 25¢
Philad. lnhia Cream Cheese. pkg. .- ............. 15c
If you want Standard Goods come to
A. F.Beckmann &Co.'
Incorporated
83 & 85 Washington Street
Phone 1405
lSpecials for Week of Sept. 39
Sirloin 81 Porterltouse Steak
306 lb
ltib Roasl 24c lb
new voIIIt Manner
143 WASHINGTON STREET
Trya ClassifiedAd.
1. -.-_ ____.. -_______mm
are,“ 1.9". augment; swam and: assume .9 Mansfield John H. Batterson.
.‘....
,, Farrell.
t‘ltus, Kt‘rllt'lllmlllll, I'Ily Raymond. A.
S. Maggy. l‘urrtilla Goodrich. John 'l‘.
.'Sth, Rubt‘l‘l 1). Raymond, Sar'uh P.
Thomas (lIuslI'e) Neville Hayley
John llowgkcr J. ll. Anshutz, 1‘. Thiel.
I" If. (‘.titu' W111 R. Thompson l‘lmcr
l1}. Case, 11111th l'). Cllst‘. Raymond F.
‘(lunlltcrz Jessic J. Jarvis, Harold l’.
tkelly, Lewis Stiwasby, Francisco
.At'ignoni, W111. 1:. (lunlhcr, Edward 1‘.
, Brother-ton. Mrs. Sadie Scott. John II.
,lltilst-y. Ill‘ltlll l1. Slahcll, Muck Roth.
\V. '1‘. Stevens, Mrs. I'Ill‘lllll A. Shor-
,1'on. Hit-ant A. Shermn. Percival ll.
iShcr't'on, John Sllttiisko. Mhry Stimis-
'ko, Theresa Sllutisko, Andrew Shilli-
ko, John I’olesak, l-‘I'ank Kozusuy. An
“his Micklas, John Kttlick, Jos. thnci,
’Anton Nevet'lsky.
Brotherhood l’nlntcrs' Union .tl' Nor
walk. Annelle 11. Huntington, H. I).
Benedict. W111. I". Ilisltop, llat'uzrt'et
Appleton, Frank H. lhntor t‘rctl I1.
.'llaxter, Harry Blakc,HItrt'1 l’.. l‘tt. es.
:Jttlis M. Knapp, John H Kntllll’ 1"“
btlelle \lttr'ino, Charlotte l1.'11111nt.
.Mtir'y A. Cunningham I‘lias. \'iuao,
Raymond BIOS, lJolm H. Light. 'I‘I‘US'
.1911 Est. 11f H Hoyt. Abbie M. (‘11-
bur'n, Guiseppel Riccioue, Julius W.
:lellll‘l‘. Mfia (loldschruldl. Emilie C.
'VallSl. Edmund Zt'luff, Louis G. Robi-
cltattd. A. loltlschntidl. Emma L.
lllinnnhlr's. P. F. \'aast, Mrs. Edmund
lZelutT. Nina A. Goldscltmidt, John J.
Rosamond Marlo 'l-‘at'rcll.
st‘ atliet'ine ll.l‘1111,cll Theresa l~"'arrell
Mlll'"'.ll) Jas. -\. Farrell, Jr Josephine
A. E.
Wettiroi'c, \llss Ilesslc Woliuort'.
‘ George B:ttorr.(‘l1as Slabados.l’.1s-
" quttlo (‘ttrhone lluzpl Slit'it'er. Wilbur
F. Smith, St. George Paper & Pulp
, Dresden Lucr- Works, Muller Gloria
.\lllls_ Notwnlk 31'9”” (‘11., Ill'tme k
lHartlttt'iclt. Meeker Foundry (‘11..
'2: walk Aut'ncy, I: ll. Hotchklss (‘01
,'.\Iockcr I'oul (‘0, Inkotunn Alla. (11..
Bruin-1 t" M alone (‘11,. Ilt'ncdit'l News
:i I‘m l‘I-t.'r' Waldron Mgr.
_.__. ~ ..---- —..-
' THIRTEEN 11111.11 1111
DINING can nit-111
--.“ ......
‘: ITUNTUN‘. Muss. not I Thirteen
illi'Iuda. rhet- and Inherit Inputs-Id
on «times can or the New tort. New
,Hsu-a out “11an Indeed um!
«I here untried-r mud I‘llh m
gm to detonate the (W! hr
Eat-errant M Home m not
1”, W the I“ Cant
mien m, and use he“ an
,m “M We m m I mm
Martin:
1 Neckpieces and Muffs
2 01 Latest Models
We call especial attention to our new stock of FASHIONABLE FURS.
All Of the most
lWirig, lllbrtl S Adams, Mrs I'Ilbcl‘l S.'
t‘llas.‘
Millard:
Il.\’1'ill:‘«, 3111,1110) ‘1
May.
,Gt'ot'xla (I Moe, Mar'tposa, Taylor. JU'.
Iias & Naurnbetyg F'dIlIllP E. Shetvt,ootl g
“1.11 l’odmote, Rust 11. l.it',htblau .
lt har'les lllurirel, SPMQ' 1,1 Ilohltieuit z,
,‘tharles Lang. Pasquale l‘aI',borIe lla- ,
Jolirt'
.lost'pltirte‘
Pant, J. 'l‘..
11 Hlltllttlck. Albert Id"
,Beebe, Mrs. Edw. J. Thomas. Edw. J.‘
Itiond Alina l-1.lla1111|1on.llen1',1 (let'-
Millcent Tread-
NI‘I‘ .
Tristram '& Hyatt
Norwalk’s LeadingDry Goods Store
1 which is now attractinz
i singly or in combination
1
lllllllll l__t_l__lll NEWS
It‘mttnuedm from First Page.)
Illt‘ vtorth lllt‘ prit'e of your automo-
bile to you. Did you regard your Lil)
orly on 11111111. your
.llow "wast-l1 the man or woritan will
feel when he Is interrogated III' the
boys who come back, for they surely
as Hultlllltrlllll‘.
still ask rutinv questions, and 111: has‘
so much attention.
are included.
Glove Counter.
I EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
I
1
3 llAll’l‘l‘OIlIl,t)('t.l. 1.111111911111112
federal director for Connecticut for the
l. S Etttployrnent Stl'l'lL‘t, haw
nourtt' ed the appointtiit'ril, as 101' at sup
ice of Joseph C. Beebe for New Brit-
eln, Gilbert S. Raymond for Nor'wichl
.artd lltrbtll ll. Sanford lot ’l‘orririuton.
1\II'.
M'lill sll‘t'l‘l, New llriIain Ho is 01
SUPERINTENDENTS!
Roche’s ot‘llco will be at No. 1 ing normal condition in limlble'
wanted pelts
NEW COATS AND SUITS—Constant additions to this stock makes 1.1.
ouent visits of interest to the ladies. who are always welcome.
DAINTY SERGE DRESSES—Especial attention is called to these new and
1 most desirable garments. Your favorite is sure to be among them.
Big Bargains in Gloves of Certain Sizes at the
J
ANTIGIPATING NATURE
, You cannot say it came unexpect-
'1'dly. Years before warning watt put-
on. That dyswpsia. constipation. lu-
vr' trouble “as an l'fllllt‘m'.ll shadow
of common Henls ’lo the inttlntul
spelled blood dent 11 n11 wliitli ts bu
., Pl‘lnltlllIPnlS of the employment SLIV IIIII)SIUIOEIC ”‘1'“? 0f 3 "l“? ll" 0' ”"l‘
islilutlollul, furtttiunal, b.1111.
" 'nd lissur- ailments
The MH'llal’lo l’ltysital “11111111 in-
'slitule provides lht spurt of rest 11-
of
:both sexhwhlt'h instilut on is ”Wt"
“(‘I\P,
only bought 1 flilt' dollar or a hint ganlst of the South Methodist Episco iptd with all modern twp-11111111,e
“H“. mm” " i‘ “‘9 "und'i‘d don“ pal churth of New Britain, andagratl- ,
or ll thousand dollar when he should “a". of tho \lerlden high school and‘
have bought twice and tlttict as
much. How will the financial slut'kt'l‘
feel then? There won‘t be a knot
hole small enough to crawl throueh.
How will the penttrlous tight wad feel
when llt‘l‘fllS'll and bravery and Mimi
“('1‘ stand l‘t‘ftm' him pt'I'sonittI'tl in
tho Irld who has fought for him 111'1'1'
lllt‘l’l‘?
I'oItIIcIIInctl before lltt- boys who
“only and whole hvartctllv shim: all
on the alter of their l'tillllll') In" 11111.
If you 111u~' have It standard of thv
int: look :1. lite boys (Ivor llll‘rt’.
T'Iosc boys who are pI'I'paI't-d to mull"
daily the suptcrut' sacrifice for you.
for your country and for liuruttni'l'
hutt- established 11 1'11'11111'111 11111111111111
’l‘hm' have 11 right toI llf-‘llfl'l‘ that
those for whom this sacrifice is made
will, to the host of their ability. live
1111 to that standard. The man who
rt-linquislies l'lilfll') or income in 111'-
dcr to fight for you and yours has lll(
tlultl to cult-'11 that 11111 will 111 lr-as‘l
ll‘ntl us he l1.1.~ ritcn . The 1111111 111111
ttncontplttlningly endures the
p11-
llI‘lll'l'
or Wesleyan I hit «rsrty.
Mr. Raymond's office will he at _\'o ‘
II? is;
a lawyer and is connected with several:
trust cottipunies and sor-lal scnit'e or'-.
BX l'llwlllt‘lll’l slr't-ol, Norwich.
sanisatlcns.
.\l 1'. Sanfortl‘s (llllt't'
.\laln street, Tot'rlnglon.
Will llr- ;1| l2]
guard.
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COLGATE caucsts SCHEDULE j
UTII‘A, N. l'., ()l'l.
\'ersily‘s football schedule
t'ollt‘tl yesterday followinr: :1
”it?“ of army and college omclals,
was {-3111
('nl'tft‘l -
Ilc is :1 tarm-I
Loos-1n up lwltil‘o you stand or and a second lieutenant in the slats'
l.-*(‘1Il1.:rtlt1 l'ni-,
Hoyt'e Theatre Building.
Entrance Room .\'0. 3 ‘
l". R. HOAS'I‘ELLANO, M. 'l'. D
wt..- '1'
ll. Krieger&Co.
Outfitters for Men.
Women, Boys 81 Girls
on the easy payment
plan.
OPEN A CHARGE ACOOUN'r.‘
other: of 11111111113; from those lll‘ Irv-‘05
has the right to cxpct't that 1.1111 shrill.
saw and ulvv lo the utmost in order
to supplt' him with the fighting nN‘cF '
sllies.
If you have 11111 self-respect you will
buy to your utmost. Would we‘lcll
our Itr’my to stop now, when lllan-‘l
seem to be polntinu to the end? Would.
wc send won! over there to come
home? We will not? We are 2111an
to win this war. When We have boul-
en the Hun to his knees, when we
have made tlt uot'ld safe,wl1cn wr-
ltat'e dr'lton the last Vandal anti fiend
to ('11 out."cnougl1." then and not on
lll then will we send the word to come
home. But, Mr. Norwalker, If this
government Ittnnol finance this war
by the stile and sound method of Lib.
ei'ly Loan stilt-s, it will Wave to {in'
ttncc it with unsafe and disorderly
methods. Tlln't would be many timt‘
worse and more expensive for every
one or us than 11111' sacrifice we are
called upon to make now. What Nor
walk docs affects the whole lotIIt
Shall we do ottr share? Yes. no nos
WPI‘, Not'u'altt will do all the Govern-
ment risks of it. Buy yoitt' share In
bonds today. Hclp push ‘.erniztni
where Bulgaria: is today. Turkey
Inst going and where before Inn's
.\uslrla-lllinl.'.ury will he, l.'1ct'.v bond
botluhl adds impetus to tltc l‘u~'h.
Keep the push t‘ollins.
HA8 EYE REMOVED
Luster (‘rlsst-y of 215 711'11311 Sll'l‘i‘l
lost hIs right no on Friday afternoon
while at work at lhv Nomaik The
& lltthl-o-r ("Inuit-.1113 mill in “inni-
,11'Iul1, then a pair or shears than ’11-
it'ns unlnr In one «I the operatltuu in
flit1 life run.“ slipped. lhs- mills 921'“
ll: blur In the riahl on. Thu 111111111!
11111111 I t- In two In tho Kim-slit hm'
'llnl IMr lis- Ila “WM F1 101'
If I II “I! III IV” Fest-w;
Steamed It» «union-stool In 11. 1..
anal. she» I». renamed the eye '11
Miller is It» «My worm In 1111111
Hmfla'lhah 11m militant-melt
spend mm sad in W e m
sl'»
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PYREX ' SPECIALS
l
I
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l Genuine Spring Legs ot‘ Lamb. 380
The New Transparent Oven Lamb Chops ................... . 11131:
l Lamb Stew 2:10
Top Sirloin ..‘ .................. 35:
Ware Hamburger ... . .............. 36o
Fresh Plate ................... 22c
Helps to save food. Corned Beef from . 18: up
, Sugar Cured Hams .......... 3%, E132:
Bakes quicker than other, California Home ................ 27:
-Economy Bacon ................. 35c
wares because it absorbs heat Best Heavy Beef from ......... ~01 up
, _ ’ Fancy Chickens ................. 44o
rapidly, thus savrng fuel. 1 mm. veat
.Strickly Fresh Eggs .............. -'I,'Oc
Guaranteed not to break 1n oven Gold Medal Butter ............... 646
Hotel Aster Coffee ........ . ...... 33°
Yuban Coffee .................... 33c
l Autocrat Coffee ...... . ......... 331:
3lbs. Sauer Kraut tor........... 250
Albert D. Morgan
NOW IN OUR NEW STORE
as WASHINGTON '1'r.
LIGHT AND HEAVY
TRUCKING
Anywhere and Everywhere
N. J. DI SESA
51 Water 8t. 80. Norwalk.
' Phone 2003.
Automobile
Repairing
I
High Grade Work a
Specialty
Official Service for
Chevrolet. Mame!
and Graham Bros.
Trucks
lard some. sss rare.
ammo-vb.
_’m'
l
"1 76 N. Main St.
:Full line of groceries and fresh 111111.
Charnok’s Market
Tel' 583-8
HERSHFIELD’S
1
—' {AUTO EXPRESS
Daily Trips Between
'Norwalk and New York City
lMAlN OFFICE, 122 WATER STREET.
- South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 294. ,
NEW YORK CITY OFFICE.
117 East 33rd St.
Phone Grammercy 705. ,
If you 11m in :1 hurry. Just phone 3!.
mod we will take um or 1"ourup1es.
for ,iou.W1' htm- town of the best
Truck.- in tho slow. \Iso, Hydnmll.
Dump Trucks for 1 1111111111 lurrb' \th
1'"-'I'Iutlt mtlu daily trips to No'
\'tlrk ('Ity, I." them handle your
”vial“ and rattle-s, and thus twp 1‘
any from the t‘lflkPfllHI terminals
We 1‘1:quth
NeJeb'l‘ erToe
Your Atwood are Q'DEJI“N l.
Imp-Mm ample-1m only
A m is like. old Outlaw"! I.
ass-dew
~Mu'mahswroiw.wm
mom thread-1hr!
mundane-11cm
mam-'- ......
Norwalk Chronicler