ness and“!
Classified . . .. ..
Advertisements
naming
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“cannon-ma...)
tor unturned-g minute]; he the
system and for hamhlxing the pupil]
who are yet not settled to their work
when the novelty of the 098111118 hll
passed. This is the time, theretore,
Proiemiseallzcm
. l the work.
unusually large numbers and with
good prospects for Wu! and satin-
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WANTED~EXPERIENCED SHIP: FOR “LE-GOOD HORSE. REA-
PING CLERK, MUST BE EXEMPT sonalile price. For mm; purposes.
ED FROM DRAFT 0R ABOVE Robinson, 23 Raymond meet ”M
DRAFT AGE. THE R. AND w. an 692-2. 02 3.
error, cross AND RIVER smear.
nonwauc 0' 3‘
2...... and two tubes same site. Dr. Mai-
WANTED-SEVERAL MEN To My. 16 South Main street.
work in fur dying establishment. Ex-
perience not necessary. Goldsrein
.iitne Depot Place, East Norwalk.
FOR SALE—32 BY 3 1-2 TIRE
. FOR SALE—HIGH TENSION D. U.
'4 Bosch magneto, also a fine runabout
.. . body, also rear end of Flanders Stude-
WANTED——IN FAIRFIELD CUUN-I baker. Address Mr. Feldman, 6 Bridge
1y, “nail ('uuutl'y place, 5 to 15 acres. street, East Norwalk. 01 6t
modem improvements. P. 0. box Not
on, Riverside, Conn. 02 31; Fan SALE—PROPERTY 1N EAST
1...._ __ m#—- Norwalk. about 1 acre of ground.
WANTED—HIGH SCHOOL BOYS New 5 room house. big harn, chicken
to work after school hours and all‘coop, 10 Howard street, East Nor~
day Saturday. Jeseph Davie, 8:3 Wash- , walk. Call on premises. 01 3t
lngton street, South Norwalk. 02 3tt
""WW'WWW— ”*fl FOR SALE—MIET . 1 ~
WANTED — OPERATORS axn' z “ unrss GAS
engine, 7 1-2 h. p. Good condition. Ed-
win Boese & 00., Chestnut street.
s30 3t
letrucrs on Singer sewing machines;
Experienced stitchers $11 per week
to start. Quick operators can makO'
’15 per week. Apply Mclllulron (‘rem-i FOR s-A—L; STUD
' i — EBAK , .
ruins l: Worthington, it Orchard St. ER Sb \
grey in good condition. 9 West .aVenuc.
-—— South Norwalk. Tel. 100. " "
WANTlD—POSlTlON AS EXT-IN" 530 at
eer or lireman\ Address box No tit.
Norwalk, Conn.
‘ FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE.
plot of ground 50 x 150, 5th avenue.
.- ‘ Er .‘t No 'w lk -
wANTED~STRONG :lili. (‘AN‘ 1‘» r a for-either Stuts,Natlon
m . d ‘ dv N” t' tlnc'al' Buick or Mercer touring Mr, 1!
’1: d 800 . r 93 . 00* l ”1‘ ‘” ‘..tustified would add cash. Address box
care of stock room. H. Jacobs & $110.0. 3 care sentinel r 1111
Shoe Mfg. Bolden avenue. Norwnllt. ' ~________ ‘ h
v1 6' 2 FOR SALE—SOME CHOICE YOUNG
lcockerels. Single comb White Lei?
GIRLS mathoms, bred from winnem. Storm,
Conn, single comb Rhoda island Reds,
bred from he“); fall and winter lay-
WANTED~TWO till
tween the age 20 and 3?. to operatei
milling mar-lune, surface grinders and Iers. Prices reasonable for quality.
to attend t.vo1 room. tiood \rnueflReynolds Poultry Farm, Highland alle-
wtdie learning. Appir iliaicy arm-nine ,nue. Phone 1036.
Co.
| FOR SALE—~DWELLING IN 50.
SHIPPINGfitt'orwaik. Well located. cinvenlent to
:church, school and R. R. station,
iroom house, with all improvements.
itinrdcn. Price 32,500. For particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main St... Nowell:
XML man-mounds
WANTED -_ U. S.
Board mncrgtncy Fleet Corporation
need at once. 100 laborers and 20 car-
penters. lovermnent rate of worms.
Pull day's work, ti days per week. Ap-l
ply at once, Ivimploymcnt llurcnll, WII-l
son Point, South Norwall;. 01 31
. w,‘_t
WANTED -__ A.\' EXPERIENCE?“
woman in general otflce work as an
assistant to manager in adrertisingi
and statistical work. A knowledge 01', Store repairs. All kinds of stoves
stenotzrnphy and typewritlng would‘fWDall‘t‘d. Bricks and grates set In on
be helpful. A good permanent poet-faltort notice, at “e lowest prices.
tion with oprortunlty for ntivancc-Elloih's Crockery Store, 23 Ely ave
ment with an industry classed hy the;nue. 54 lm
government as essential. Apply by!
letter to box K, Norwalk, Conn. 01 3t; PAINTING - PAPm-HANGING
_...... ‘decorating. painter-'3 supplies; wall
WANTED—RELIABLE LADY AH, DID". unto-date styles, lowest prices.
waitress in itiOt‘P. Good wages. Apply: Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or.
In person, 24 So. Main street, Soutlr‘ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
Norwalk. s30 3t. White, 61 1-2 El? “811110.
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WANTED—AN ERRAND 130v mt! Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J.
grocery store after school and Sntur-i F'lnberty. proprietoh Trucking, Long
:Lalysétrgttylson lI. Hoyt. .lll \\ “Shmu‘tdistance hauling. Light “d be“,
' ltnicking. Oillce telephones 1581, 800
WANTED-GOVERNMENT NEEDSl 3““ “Willem“.
12.000 women clerks at Washington.‘
“some
horrors "
~——~——
Examinations Norwnlk in October.i LOST '
Salary 31,200. Experience unnecesel
nary. Women desiring governmcnt' LOST—A LITTLE WHITE i-‘OX
"xlrosci‘tiolns writcflfor free lpfillm‘mmtrs':“mm unsuers to the name oi
It‘lxaihirigifl‘a” 491m "Enos; Bifialincsg‘flueen.” Property of Mrs. Garrltson.
Washington. 923 at West Side avenue, Rowayton. Liberal
reward will he paid for return Tel.
WANTED—WYOMEN (‘AN EAIIN¢324 Darien.
us much as men by learning to make‘, ”1-... ~
shoes in the various branches, by call-J
log on H. Jacobs & Son, shoe mnnu-lI
fat-turers, Beltlen avenue, Nor-walk. i
528 (it:
Can be accommodated in‘
our_day classes
Those wishing to enter the
evening classesshould on-
roll at once that they may
be entered as openings oc-
cur.
mmusmss
corms
WANTED—HELP. om: warrant
one kitchen man, one waitress. one:
laborer, also useful man and n driVC
er. 'Apply 8 Lord, Givens' Sanitar-
ium, Stamford, Conn. Phone 70.
..WANTED —~ EMBROIDERERS ON
fine georgette waists to work all
irome. Good pay and steady 'work all:
year. Roth‘s Crockery Store, 23 Ely?
avenue. at 12t,
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WANTED—U. 8. GOVERNMENT"
wants help immediately. Men. women.l
is or over. 8100 month. List positions
tree. Franklin Institute, Dept. 236,6
Rochester. N. Y. ' {
Firemen
NflWmdmen. “7.1.1.,
KK‘N.I.Q, 'm
Elmer-.mmmt newsman-mm
lemme-rum! an“
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teem work. More than zoo worsen.-
rollod last night. This lemon than
twice the initial enrollment of last
year. end indicates a total enrollment
for the term of more that 300. Closes
were opened last night for Italians, ne-
troes. (or those of foreign birth who
can use our language but little, for
stenogrephy, typewrltinx. bookkeeping,
advanced English. Wool draw-
ing. sewing and cooking. The can»
mercial classes were the most popular,
[several of them having to be divided
because of the large numbers.
‘ ‘ The teachers assigned to the night
I TO LET—A DESIRABIE FUR- classes are: n. w. Kirrnayer. princi-
‘niehed room, centrally located. Ad-‘pal; John Hodgedon, teacher of me‘
|drone Furnished Room, cu‘e Sentinelldiwlfal drawing: Miss Frances Kurd:
oiilce. ol 3t elementary English: Mrs. Dr. Lur-
rence, the same: J. N. Nethanaon, ad-
vanced English; Mrs. Harris, negro
T0 LET"FURNIS}iED on UN‘ class; Lawrence Paulina. Italian
rem "
‘ T0 LET—l Boosts, ALL 1134-
movements. Second floor. 'Iten‘t tea
sonable, 19 Elizabeth street. .1. H.
Crosby.
TO LET—HOUSE WITH EVERY
,modern improvement. in desirable lo-
Icality. Central. inquire 22 Tal'lor ave~
nue, near Flax Hill Road. 01 61
tor «peels! patience and diligence in
The Night school has opened with l
of We!
“at - the bread If,
new e vet
Ideal, which, when purchased. some
ya- m. was designed solely (or the
use of the mm but it: b said
that any of the bbye were prone to
“monkey" with this particular hu- i
sew, w‘hh I very good chance of e sen
ions eecithnt. It. wee voted to give
the Committee authority to sell it and
devote the purchase price to other
new equipment.
More Pay for Substitute Teachers
The recommendation of the eu-
perentendeat to raise the pay 0! Sub
elitists teachers in class B. to $3.59
per day, and that of Class A. to “.00,
e day. and those for High school work
to at. least “.50 was unanimously
adopted.
Ir. liner gave written notice that,
he would move tor the. adoption or the
Eleanor F. Smith, illusion-l instruction'
book, at the next meeting of the
Board es required by the bylaws.
it was voted that the Supereatend-
out. be wered to ask the Mayor
for Police protection in front of the
Winnipauk school during the comin
week at the Durbury Fair. ‘ ‘
A vote was passed to invite Prof.
Whitney who gave such a successr'ul
demonstration of his Visual Method
ottrldning before the board at the
August meeting to address the teach-
ers of the various city schools at
some convenient date.
To enable the members at the
Board to keep up to the times in edu-
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ASK ABOUT OUR
furnished, 3 beautiful rooms, central-'class: Miss Veronica. McQuilian,
1,: located, all improvements, is well stenography and typewritlng; Missi
Ad_iMary Killion, arithmetic and book-1
keeping; Miss Martha York, cooking,i
tend ,iliiss Ethel Gorham, sewing. As‘.
.usual. the sessions are held
four;
T0 LET-wt PLEASANT ROOMS nilhts a week. opening at 7:30 and!
t
adapted for light housekeeping.
Idress 8, care Sentinel oillce.
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tand conveniences, 2nd floor, no child; clam" at 9‘30- “d "‘9‘ “3°“ 0‘
‘ren. Rent 81“ 35 Osborn aVenue lteachers run from 316 to :40 a month,
' °‘ . f according to the number of periods;
30" 3t ‘ worked. The sessions are divided into;
tthree periods of 40 minutes eaob.l
APARTMENT. Teachers and pupils all understand.
that whenever a class drops low ini
attendance it will be discontinued and
that room closed.
This district's section of the State
Teachers“ Association will hold its an-
lnunl session, in this city, Friday, Oct»
25th, and Saturday. 25111. and the com-
; ‘mlttee in charge requbsts the use of.
room apartments 207 East Wash. fit. this building for that purpose. 1 will‘
‘East Norwalk. 4 room apartment on, be pleased to report to them favorably
:Chapel‘ St: inquire 64 South Main St. if you so deride. ~
Tel. 60. Other points in which I am deeply
3 :intemsted are before the school and
supply committees. and 1 prefer to an.
nwer questions cont-tuning them orally.
Very truly,
5 T0 LET—4 noon
:Swartz & Corbett block. Rent 810..
‘Adults only. For further particulars
‘inquire at the allies of Old Well Ci-i
.gnr Co.
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i To LET—A STORE AND 2 FIVE
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. T0 LET—"3 ROOMS 'AT 96 TAY-
lor avenue. inquire Mrs, R. Tarlov, 16‘
Grove street, or teleph'one 1852-12. 1 (1. V. BUCHANAN.
____.. A request for the use of the High
ischool building: for the coming con-
vsution oi the State Teat‘ltt'rs' Asst»
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. AUTO SUPPLIES elation. was granted
. OILS 0mm The committee on schools reported
. BICYCLES WLOAmm that one application for teacher in tho
iourth to seventh grades had been re—
. A. MODNE ceivsd from Miss Anna E. Lee. It was
P110110 967—2 voted to employ Miss Lee, and her
70 Rankin]; 3%.. 80. NM {name was placed on file.
. The building committee reported
_-._._w »— ~ .. —- ~~~ -—- » »-.—~ -—= that the contract tor the repairs on
Barristers' wigs first cntnetinto the chimneys at the-Knud “_ Over
vogue about 200 years ago Up to River and Concord >fllofllfl, ad been
intend. at the 17th ccntur Judges awart'lzd ‘10 wutmbxl‘drlf hichznlrlonm‘ho
. 1 _ . was e owes cr. am i at tie
{and MTROMHH Ht anus alone had. a“ plumbing work at the Knudsen school
{distinctive dress. butler Queen Anne had been completed. ,
{the queen's counsellor adopted the This-committee was instrutltbd. by
1court dress and silk gown which made vote. to ascertain the first of putting
fun the mourning or the period. to- up “ partition ‘0 ““30 lllt‘ 18117.9 room
i,
lgethcr with the lullthuttonctl wig then “.122: §::ndc?:o‘;lr‘ntfil~ee was instruct
lusually “'0’“ by 1'" persons “l “”9" cd to make u tabulated cstirnatelofthe
vtion. in paid bills. for which there is no
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n In: ucy In the board treasury to meet.
and many of which have been overdue
for some years. and to submit same to
the mayor, with the request that lit'
,call a. special meeting or the lloard of
Apportionment for the appropriation
‘ . . ‘ 0! a sum aniliclcnt to meet them.
My \li'lft'. having lt'll me without Cullen Poof‘ Collectoh
cause, i refuse to pay our hills con-i A brand smile went the rounds of
trncted by her or an)’ other hereon. i "c‘lfiil‘olll‘mcll tillfi‘lmc“;llwn some one "Sk'
. . e retcrc 11 en hat succeeded
L ”' BOS“ORT”‘ 'in collecting his long expected pay-
;menr. for electrical work done, over
‘ two years lIL'I)? It may be remember-
, 'ed that Mr. (‘ullcu sent word to the
To ”'0 “2“?“ of County {board at its September meeting. that
sinners of irnrrficld I‘ounty: :1; it would awn-mp this bill. that hp
1 hcrchr nppiv 1m :1 transfer ol li- would collect. it at the t‘iry Hall. The'
iccnuc No. "" to sel’ spirituous and in- bi” WM duly approved and sent, but
-i,
:toxicntinc liquors a“, inner beer without the customary voucher, anti
‘ ' ‘ ' ' is. as yet, unpaid. t
Rhine Wine, and Cl ler from Malk 011;, The committee on supplies reported:
19“ “l 39 ['M'Ml‘m “"0"” ‘0 AMTBW' that fifteen rebuilt Monarch typewrlr;
Cheh at 39 I.txin.':ton avenue, town crs had been purchased. at $40 each,
of Norwalk, , but that more were needed.
..
{not located within 200 feet in a direct'expmd a sum m5! exceeding $35 for
Hinc of a church edifice or public wrenches and other tools. for the man-
lachool house, or the premises per-:11
111 training school. .
:taining thereto. or any post omre‘: There was a long discussion on the
public librarr or cemetery.
:feasibllity of procuring one or more
Dated‘at NONE”. this 201‘! day Of mental work in manual training. that‘
[transit
'NOTICE
A ~NOTli'2E H
(‘ornmis-
t
l'second-hand nae engines for experi-,
September. A. I‘., 1918. . i could be taken down and set up by the
i ANDREW (‘H’EH ,pupils, who would thus acquire value?
5 ' tble Instruction. It was understood.
;- Applicant. ~
rthat one had already been donated.
We, the undrrsipncd, “hem“ and. and it is possible that other citizens.
taparers. as (Mined by; iaW. of the. interested in this valuable branch of
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flown of Norwal t, in said county. here-
tby endorse the application or .
inbovomamed Andrew Cheli for such;
rllcense. and we do hereby severally.)
leach for himself. certify that the;
,ahore named arplicant is a suitable:
éperson to be granted a license to sell;
:Intoicatinz limit rs and that the aboret
ldezcribed place is. in our opinion, a!
{suitable place wherein to sell suchi
flntoxlcating liquors and that the above:
:severally such for bimecllmcrtitv thatf
gwe are owners at real estate sit'ntedi
in said town of Smelt.
; Dated at Norwslk. this and: do" «I
[Weinben A n- rare.
I II. J. W. m "or“.
inventor 3mm Home new.
that. Ilse-en
I “by com IN! the she'-
ies-H m eve m and
int-ere". u w I! In. at “
Me or m
k: are
~Mlm
thei liar gifts, it the matter came to their
attention.
Consid
erable time was
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iii-nun a?
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ate-Isms
110:07x. 10:40, 12::llx.
t training, would be willing to make sIm-f
given to talk-
cetlonal methods it; was voted to sub-
scribe to the American School Board
Journfl,’ for one year, which may be
obtained at the greatly reduced total
of 315.00 (or 10 copies.
The matter of the use of the Broad
River schoolhouse which is being
used for Sunday services at a nominal
rental. was referred to the Superin-
tendent i'or Investigation.
The meeting then adjourncd.
LEGAL. ontsonTaoaao.
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List of Those Who Will Is on Duty
This Week in Norwalk and 1
South Nerwaik. ]
Assignments for the legal Adrisony,
Board, this week, from 7 until 9 p. m.,‘
are a si‘ollows; ‘. l
South Norwaik. '
Monday-~11). E. Mead, William Grits;
tin. Wm. Tammany. Joseph Linxvreil-‘
er, Joseph Taylor, Charles E. William-'
e
T'uesdavaudge Candee, John J.t codeine
Cuneo, John Csako, Rev. Tlrompsomi
l’hllip Castellauo.
Faithful Servant
Rewistbetlmetsthinkudedeldheveyourold
replaeedwiflroneolourlswonssfintwinnvecoel
return give you plenty in heat at a minimum cost.
Ranges lrom $25 up to $100
ALL FULLY GUM!) 1'0 am 000! AND mt.
The Cabinet that will help you save money in your kitchen
thousendl' of m
’ JOIN OUR 3008133 KITCHEN cannu'r CLUB.
£2
RUG] CLUB.
em R
Wednesday—{diaries E. WIIliamaon,’
B.rJ. Reynolds, Judge Vosbursh, Cm-
mer liege-mun.
Thursday-A. H. Pohlmali', John Cza-
lit), Maurice Nurting, Joseph Taylor,
Louis S. Beers.
Friday—Joseph Llnxweller, William
Tammany, William (lrltltn. E. E. Mead,‘
liobert Silcox. Charles E. Williamson;
Saturday—Judge Candee, Joseph
.‘lincKuy. Philip t‘astellanc, Edward
127-131 Washington St.
We Specialize in i‘urnishlnp [lines Complete
Sterling "Furniture, Company
Phone 105.
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Randall. John J. Cuneo, D. J. Ilcy- NORWALK HOSPITAL ASSOClAv
nolds. , l TIUN ANNUAL MEETING
. Nomalk. i .
Monday-Jesse DUNN“- U’" ““1"- The annual meeting or the Xena-nil;
Louis Goldseblnidt. Jame“ T! llllbbellg. Hospital Association will be held in
, 3‘. t
p.1¥u::lii::L—~Jolin A. Mills, Judge “10 (‘lty (‘ourt ”Room. TUWH .\.~sem~
Lockwood, Samuel J. Keotcr, Edward biy Buildina. Wall street. (‘iry of Non"
Quinlan. walk on Tuesday, October Stir, 191%.
Wednesday» Joseph (tray. hm” 1" at eight o‘clock to transact, the tol-tl
:itsibbcll, Louis Goldschtnidr, Leodia‘ lowing business:
Thursdaywdudgc i‘autlcc. L. Pauli-L 1‘ T" 1191“ ”19 will)"S 0’ ”it“ D1
110, Samuel J. Kcelcr, Edward Quin- rectors and other oilicers of the As-
Ian. ‘sociation and to act upon the stunc.
Suits, Coats
and Dresses
LII'I'LE SIIOP
Friday ~~Jnhn A. Mills. Judge Lock- a To hear the reports of any com-
;rrgldinmes I‘. liubbcll, Louis homimittces nlmointcd by the Association.
Salumfl,-_.1A.0 navifi Edward Quln- its Directors ornits President. and to
Ian. Jesse Dunbar, James T. llubbcll, act upon the same.
1.. l’ttulino. Joseph Gm.“ 3. To elect Directors to take the
N Y _ Nil-H -&‘H TIME TABLE places of those whose terms may ex-
pire, and to fill vacancies in the
‘ d of Directors if any exist.
. 1913. “0*" .
In Eire“ Sept 22' . 4. .To transact any and all other
LOUTH NORWAI-K To NEW YORK. business proper to come before sum
\. ill. - l:12x,5:27x.5:49x.6:tl'8.t315?‘f. meeting.
7211*. Tit“; W”- “5"- “5” lie-V. Dated at Norwnlk this 1st day
It zilfilx, 1.2;. . .
t 2 tStamlord only) ()ctobt r. ‘91“
‘ lie-121mm. 12:3 '
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tittiilx, lurtl7x. ;.
SUHGJYS- _ j Sentinel Want Ads Work Wonders.
A. M.»-l:i7. 5:273; Salim, 8:09, ,
il:llix. 10:33x, 12:03x. . — -_ ._-..___-. -
l‘. Ill—4:09); zzttx. 3212):. i:32x,l
"In, 11:021.: 0:57, Tttlflx. 72571:, 9:19x,i
To arouse a sluggish liver.
to relieve a disbarred
stormch, to fortify your-
self against disease, -; use
NEW VORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. .‘i.~—l:1t‘tx, 5:30, Hull, sztiilx. 8:51x,
it: 15);. ti:tax.1tt::.nx. -
1’. .\l.--12:ti:i.\'. 12:13x, (Saturdays
nnIyl 1:06 tcxt-t-pt Saturdays) 1:06;
(Saturdays onlyl, 2:15x, 2:57, 3:3l'ix,'
3:514:23. 5:13;: 5:29, (lztltlx. s: 3'3 a ‘
8110):. 11:15x. llrifix. 3 . .
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5:25.6:00x.7:05,S:1tlx.11:lbx.11245.' -
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‘ A. M.——12;2tix. 12:58x, 5:37x, 6:07. soflomwhfl. hlexmlonge,
‘ 5:25.0100x, 7:05. 8:10x. 11:15x. ll:45x.j
r.-.\1.~—1:20, 3:27x. 4:28, 5:19, 6:21,!
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*QIEWJ-IAVEN TO eourn NORWALK eye comfort in later your. When
A' ”'”"‘23.“. ”"9" Mrdffg'feye strain is first noticed is the,
film. fink. atoll. 6.90. 3.0 I. . .. I u I O! l . ,
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i633], 7:08x, 9:25x.
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Sittlx. 11:00. . .
P. M.—\12:17x. 32m. ‘35. 5:13;: ‘
5474;113:131. l I'M never Nil “Nil- .
it Inuit“. um. 4:51;. 7:55.: I!- ll‘ ml If ll: meet,
I-lu,’:tis. 11:00. . .3 a magnum-um whet
l' Hewitt“. 1:53“. .‘. I. : , . :
I‘ll-.1.“ 31. e m. toss. mm. no. "' d" 5" ”WWW
i. - .tiee. It. your eye .
..-.__ ._——I
In RED OAK COAL
We’re only one.
Try a bushel and you‘ll buy
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ton. . .
EFFRON
3 Rowan St. East Kuwait. 7
Tel. 44.1. Tel. 441.
4 J—Ww—d'“:
Jardiniers
F ern Dishes
Hanging Baskets
Flower Pots
Albert F. Gellehe
25 Washington St. So. Norwalic
a.
Prompt Delivery. Phone 527. .r.
Harris '& 68118 f
W
icont
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