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”“50930116'0‘. 81-00. Blackfoot
ordapsbonblehiee. .
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WANTED —— TOOLMAKERS. MA- _ f9“ “ALE-re 351 NOT “a”, To LIT~FiRST FLOOR. 4 BEAU-
(iHiNlBTS AM) srot‘K monolith: wiser. m hood condlutm. Boot liter mm “”1 on Van Zant, me, 00w
um. ,FACTORY 1N DANBURY. sets 1!. HI” “0 use for m“- “- r 4. Infinite at 123 Washington
CALL 5 CHESTNUT STREET, CIT). WSW: 7 I'llCh “W. El“ NOT- 5.11%.“, room 8. improvements M. C.
‘- 03 3t “31K 03 3t
1 w'm—i
WANTED —— GiRi.. GENERAL. ‘m ante—a cow AND luv-n 7° LETfl ‘Boous. ALL in-
1 _ voun i 1 i 1 1 1 .provements. Second floor. Reti'i ren-
housework, plain coking. Apply Mrs. . g D“ nou re Thomas Skidd, 5... 1 1
Van Loan No 99 East avenue Nor- r‘ail'tleid avenue. sonabie, 19 Liiaabeth street. J. H.
' ‘ ' ' - Crosby.
Telephone 536. 03 3t
walk.
FOR SALE—GOOD HORSE. .m- ,
WANTED .. AX ELDERLY MAN “”3““ WC?- For farming purposeS-l 7° LET‘NO' 5 ”may 8T" 2N”
desire: a ill-billion. understands the ROthM’ :25 Raymond street. T9111f‘loor, {rooms Rent 39- inquire hire.
llallil and wall paper trade. Alan 692'2- 02 3t “5‘ A‘ ‘ans' 2“ “5t avenue. hast
_. _ iN i‘ ' lit. 3 3
mockery, glassware and kitchen tur-" " 0 “a a 0 t
‘ |
.1 . _ . FOR GALE—~32 BY 3 1-9 TIRE»
nit-hing trade. Bank romance. No 00- - . .7 .
. l T E — {0 M O Si Wll‘li
J‘ection to going out of town. Address ““1 “0 ”be” “me Elle- DI‘- MM" 0 L T D l 0 H U P
1 .. 119m 16 South Main street. thath and all improvements, 8 Sound
“’ (are of 3" Nonalk Sentinel.3 3t: -_-__________________ _ .Vliew avenue, Rent 320. For thriller
0
. . ’4 3°50“ Mathew, also a fine ru a mick“ 00'
wAuflie —— GIRLS ovait lo M”. a.” m1_m°tmmdm;1:‘;e_1
veers to learn light factory work. 15c baker. Address. Mr Feldman 6 Bridge;
per hour. paid while learning. 54 hour street, East Norwnlk ' 01 *
week. Chance to make good par. '
Webbing & Edging Corp. 83 Waste.
ingion street.
winter will lease fully furnished nine-
1 FOR SALEmPROPERTY [N EAST: electric light, and runnlllg water. For
03 JLINOI'Willk, about 1 acre of munduparticuiars address Box lil, Nom-
lix'ew :7 room I10“. b' - tton, Conn. 03 3t
WANTED~A COMPETENT hill.-' 1 se. lg baln. chicken
1 11 . 1coop. 10 Howard street. East Nor-t
linery maker at one. Inquire MlhB ix. walk. (‘aii on premises. 01 at: T0 LET-2': ROOMS. PLACE FOR
in. i’olhemus, 80 Washington street. 1 ‘ 1an automobile and privilege of s
03 till FOR SALE—STUDEBAKER Shrigarden patch. inquire E. 1". Wlbben.
. 1 1”“. in good condition. 9 West avenue,1sc“bn” avenue or P. 0. box o...
.WANTleU. 8. SillPi’iMi Ytth‘llllhscmh Norwnlk. Tel. 1001 83” 3t' 03 8t
Emergency Eioet. Corporation \l‘aiil1‘ i
at once,.twanty-five carpenters. i‘atcf FOR BALE-0R EXCHANGE: TO LIT—HOUSE WITH EVERY
75c per-hour. Cali immediately '
'- ‘f'qllot of ground 50 x ‘50, 5th avenue.‘m°d.em improVement. in desirable lo-
tbe employment bureau. \\r lisolln1Eust Norwalk {or either Stutz Nation- cality. (‘enti‘nL inquire 22 Taylor ave-
I’oillt, Sputh isiorwafii. ' ‘ 01 or
= K
03 31.3" ilulck or Mercer touring car. “lune, near Flax iiill Road.
. _v_. 1 1 11‘ ‘ xiilistiiled would add cash. Addrels box1 "
wanna nxraklmtmi .siiii .01811me 811mm,. .5 in To LETw—A DESIRABLE nil;-
PmG CLERK, MUST ill-2 EXEMPT! Inished room. centrally located.
ED FRO}! DRAFT Oil ABO\'i':1 FOR SALE¢SOME CHOICE YOUNGZGW” Furnished Room, care Sentinel
DRAFT A’GE. lTHE R. AND W. HAT coekercls. Single comb While her; 03108. 01 31
SHOP. (moss AND RIVER Srnnm‘, h0"”- bred (mm winners. Storm-l
* Conn. single comb Rhode island Reds,‘
V ; t. ——~‘7 ~‘ i.‘-
NORVlALK 02 ll bred tiloul hoary toll and winter lay-i To LET “n“sm‘n ()R [\
19“ Prices reasonable for quumygturnlnhed. 3 beautiful rooms, central-
WANTED~SE\’ERAL MEN TO.Reynolds Poultry Farm, Highland ave-'ly located, all liliill‘uVGlill‘nlfi. is well
work in fur dying establishment. Ex- nue. “10113 1036- indented for light housekeeping. Ad~
peiielico not necessary. (initiateinl 1 ‘ lam“ B care Sentinel otiice.
“itch. ilcpot Place, East Norwnlk. FOR S‘LE“DWELLL\G IN 50-. ' ’
_ Norwnlk. Well located. canvenient to: T0 LET-”ASTORE AND 2 lt‘iVi'i
WANTED-17m FAIRFli-ILD collx-‘l:;‘“"“'1; “11:00! 1:11“ 1:111" °‘:“°“~ 6mom apartments 207 Enst \‘asii. St.
9y. hliifl" country place, 5 to 15 acrexlv 3:1: 0:15;. W31) '00“ F mpro rmlonts.1mm Norwalk. 4 room apartment on
modern improvements. 1‘. 5). box No.» '“ n. rco ~.-| - or part c” are .Chnpel 8t. inquire 64 South Main St.
Ask John T.. Hayes z” 6“ _
No. 7 8t». lorwsik I To LET—3 noous AT 06 TAY-
‘m m was tior avenue. inquire Mrs, R. Tailor. l6
ltirove street, or telephone 185212.
“'Busntnss'nonons‘d i
. . { Store repairs. All kinds of stoves:i
WANTED — oriait/t'rotis mm} 1 n ".n
1 r ‘
learners on Singer sewing machines. | repaired. Bricke and grates set in on AUTO SUP} . n "L o»
isllort notice. at the lowest prices.’ 8 C2,... 1--
II.
lRoiil's Crockery Store, 23 Ely ave-l BIOYCLES VULCANILING
96. 'itlveri-lide. (‘onn. 02 3t!
WANTED—HIGH SCHOOL llOYS:~
to work after school hours and all}
day Saturday. Joseph Davis. its \\'ilsli~‘
inmon street, South Norwalk. 0‘: 3t}
Ildxperiahced stitcllers sit per week
to start. Quick operators can make
MG per Week. Apply Mchflilion (‘relli~inu.°' 3‘ In) A. MODNE
mins ‘1. Worthington, ii Orchard St! —- Phone 957—2 .
pAiNTmo -— PAPER-HANGING 70 North Main St..80. Nor-Nu
WANTED—POSITION AS EN .iN- 1 decorating, palnter’s supplies; wall
ecr or fireman. Address box No. ht. 5 paper. unto-date styles, 10'6" "1°09"
Norwnlir, Conn. :Batimates cheerfully given. Trial of-
lders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
Gilli. (‘AN 1 White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
_’ notion:
WANTED—STRONG
get a good, steady position takiniiz NOTICE
care of stock room. H. Jacobs & Son? Union Parcel Delivery, mu" " MY \l'lfv. having left me without
Shoe Mfg. Belden avenue, Norwnlk. ‘Msherty. proprietor. Trucking. msirallflc. i refuse to par nilr hills con
ol 6! ldletauce haullng. Light and hea'yftracted by her or itnv other person.
'tmcklnir. Otiice telephones 1681. :00 c. ii. BOSWOilTli.
GIRLS BE-‘ House connection.
WANTED—TWO t2)
tween the age 20 and 35 to operato1 “hm—136871“? NOTICE
milling machine. sllrface grinders and: l District or Norwaik. as. Pro'late
to attend tool room. Good wages LOST»—A LIGHT BROWN AND‘Collrt. October 1. A, l)., 1918.
While learning APPLY iiigley Machini‘g willie collie dog, answers to the namei ESW“ “f ”“1”” H- Adams. late
t
Co. 1.0% Pl‘int‘e. Please return to Mrsfor Norwnlk. in said district. deceased.
1 lGibb, 32 Ferris avenue. South Tar-l Ordered. That the administrator ex-
WANTED —— U. S. SHIPPING waiii. tiilblt his adllllnlstmtion account to
Board Emergency Fleet Corporation: _ this court for adjustment. at the Pro—
need at once. we laborers and 20 oar-i LOST—A LITTLE WHITE roxibato 0mm in Nm‘walk. 0n the 10“!
Deniers. Government rate. of wages-Eleni”. answers to the name ’ ofday of October. 1918' at 11 o'clock.
Fun day‘s work, 5 days per week. AD‘ "Queen." property of 'Mrs. Garritgon, forehead; and that all persons inter-
ply at once. Employment. Bureau. Wil‘WVest Side avenue, Rowayton. Liberal '1 ested in said estate. may be. notified
son Point, South Norwaik 01 3t‘reward will be paid for return Tel. thereof, "l9 administrator WW 031139
_. ._..‘ 224 Darien. . ilhis order to be published in a news-
WANTED —— AN ”EXPERIENCED , 1 , mmaper having a circulation in said dis-
womaan general oflice work as an itrict. at least five days before said
maelstnntjo manager in advertising 'inth titty or October. 1918.
and statistical work. A knowledge or ‘ HENRY w. GREGORY,
A Few More
stcnomphy and iypewl‘iting would Judge.
be llclptul. A good permanent posi-
tion with opportunity for advance STUDENTS NOTICE
maul with an industry classed by the w District at blot-mitt. .35.. Probate
government as euentlni. Apply Dr
letter to box K. Nor-walk. Conn. 01 at
ACOUH. October a, A. D., 1918.
1‘ Estate of {.mlly v. Hendrick. late
10! Nor-talk. ill laid district. deceased
‘ ’ The Chart of Probate tor the Dial
trlet of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lmml lliit months trout the date but
of tor ill» l‘tfdliul'li oi sold estate to
exhibit their chim- fm saltw-
Tim» who inlet-t to M M
amounts. or M 1m with:
Can be accommodated in
our day due.
Molahiutoeniertbe
Mob-assholes-
told-southern”
wamwouux can sinus
a much on men by learning to like
mktbesmmby -
Nufl.lnw.m.fimum
“more". Infill-n ui’t‘htil‘. m.
3” I
:meonmv 0x52 tram DWOlell” mung. www.m«r
m w Wilt”. * .u I” u"
linear.“ mallet“ U. "I. Al “nu”.
a ' 1 1 mommzmu-h hind!
humi‘lamefl. DI “MIMI
h .. 1—--« l}; . W»
m1 “ g m“ " W W
m gym-un-
I p” “LE—HIGH TENSION D. L._§particuiars apply at office of Old Weill
' . tons displacement and. when in the Crow/e,
TO LET~FAMILY LEAVING FOR:
troom cottage with bath; furnace heat.l
NOTICE "'
Statement of the ownership.
ligament, circulation, etc., ranked by"
theect oi oopsroos MW :4.
detailed oficers in uniiorm who
10M 1 U a.
W at the dimmer, If no .1912.
cur!“ 3'“ e “0 7"“, “an *0 oteo. Norwalk Evening Sentinel.
fgfim‘gwu“ “figfifizwhw‘ ”likened daily at South Remit:
Department to the families oi the momenta» for Oct. 1st. 1918.
lost. Than the mutual made the - State 01 Connecticut. ‘
Howl-5 anon-cw: 1 Wty or Fairneld.’
trigonometry“: :— a... . ..
Tampa. with all mm“ and 1.” State and county aforesaid, personal-g
on board, on Sept. 25, an the W iy appeared Charles R. Baker. who,f
coast in the‘Bristol flChifinnel. The whining been duly sworn according to
ports indicate this i was 5“” ”111w. deposes and says that he is the
night by a torpedo. while WW 1nfillelness manager of the Evening Sen-
esoortin a convo . .
on “8,9901...” by other ““313 offline], and that the followinz is, to the
the convey that the Tampa, to: same1best of his knowledge and belief. 2
unknown reason, had gone well ahead true statement of the ownership. man-
°‘ the “W” “a that. about “‘5 p-‘amant (and ii a daily paper. the
q....—_
BAKE. M
a..._..“
GUARANTEED TO
Weinvetheoonplstemkofshnoithmw
mainlandhuuhrtoskmdyioryonrimpectionudotm
rumblepeiees. hawmwdspfmafi
utisfyyonrseif ofitsgreat bakingqualiey.
stunner-instillation ‘ ?
r
.9
AM m1 1
"1:43;;figggfgmgwfwum1;“. x3‘12}circulation) etc. of the aforesaid pub.
search in the vicinity found mgetlication tor the date shown in the
quantities of wreckage and one or thef above caption, required by the Act
TWINS “(Helm TWO M188 in nlrioi August 21, 1912, embodied in net'-
.v“ uniform, but otherwise unidenti-‘m “3. Postal Laws and Regula—
ned, were iound. 1 , 1‘
”The U. s. 3. Tampa It“ a formerfions. printed on the reveree of ll.in
oonst guard cutter‘and was in oomviorm, to wit: .
,mand otTaptain C. Salton-lee, of thef i. That the names and addres. e51
HEATING
inatsizes monotone
' srovns
Coast Guard. Her ”ml .m' of th M's“. Ed’t r l x 11.
...... .. t. .... m 5.3“.Jii‘i... .15..- "2; .11.. 9‘ .
men, and it is romeo that we had . _ 5 '
ion board also 098 British .Qflw md‘ Publisher. Emma L. and Allies i...
‘five Civilian employee." IGoIden. So. Norwalk, Conn, l
The Tampa was a vessel or 1.181 Managing Editor: Edmund E.
Coast Guard service. carried a crew 1 1 1_ 1 1. .
at eight otlieers and 62 msnT’She was‘ “Mme” Menagel. Charles R' Bd‘“
built at Newport News, V5, in 1912.1"-
‘and assigned to the Atlantic coast,‘ 2. That the owners are: (Give
WM! headquarters I! Key West. Flu- names and i-ddreeses or inlividmlr
owners. or, ii a corporation. 'gite ita‘
PROPERTY OF LIWAN name and the names and addresses ot‘|
PICTURE CLA‘SBIC Sflwgstockholdera owning or holding l ter‘
Scent. or more of the total amount of
Intock). Emma L. Golden. 4 intuition~
'svenue: Agnes i.. Golden, l Fairfieln»
mornings.
(Continued from Page One)
ticles disposed oi by Constable Voll- avenue
nler were four portable buildings. vain ' . 1 ‘
1 ueil at $240 each, eight rolls of canvas? 3‘ That "‘0 known bondholdeh. _
l but. of cement, work-rung“... tables1.tuortaagecs. itnd otlrr security hold-1.
In Dari; and
New Perfection 0d Heaters
; From $5.50'l10 $8 .50 i
Get your 01L HEATER now tor the chilly nights and
All lilac! Army Blankets ‘- *
... "For 57150, $8550. and $10.50
Light Gray
tPllilll‘ri. one dunk. one oil store, one erii owning or holding l per cent. 1dr 1-
' .iieel ting pole and nuinerous small or more of total amount of bonds. mo'ti
titties. 1 l -. . .
injunction lured. 1gluten. or other securities are. ([1,
Yesterday villOl'nlilK at 9 o'clock Cor- "1°"? "9 none, 5° state) m‘
nationalism for anyroom in the house. . .
' LINOLEUM,RUGB,RANG£8,BEDSJA1ND BEDDING. ‘1'
pol'nllon Counsel Edwurd J, Quinlm’ 4. That the two paragraphs shove.
l St‘i‘w‘tl an imam-lion 0n Tammany & giving the trainee of the owners. stock:
' (“MN-‘3 A.1.i. “”1"“ "“1 ‘r‘lmmb'i‘holdera, and security holders.‘ it anr.‘
William Voililler. to restrain the sale 1 r
lot the property under execution. The contain not 0”“ the IN 0t ntocltilold
' era and secllrltv holders as they all"
injunction was made out in the name ,
pear upon the books of the company
‘lilll also. in cases where the. stock?
oi Emil Leslie. who was torluerly head
carpenter oil the location.
lie Specialize in rurnitiriig 1
Sterling Furniture Company
Mines Complete if
tween the pitl’litu concornpll. lu
handing down his dot-mun Judge Von-
blirgh took into (’Ollfiulgfiiilou the short
"notice upon which mallnjunctton had
been served and in onler to be fair
decided that the ssh.- could not he held
up entirely on it bad boil advertised
» for the past month or more and much
; interest was being evinced in the auc-
1tion which was scheduled to be held
! yesterday afternoon.
'- Auction Held.
- » - ~ , (‘. E. Hall of Bridgeport was in town
porntion {m shout su1cll trustee it this week in lilemotor car. adveriising
”0 "“ramp‘“ TOM" WWW“ ‘ 1 the Danbury fair. Mr. Hall int-err
embmcinz hillnnt s full knowledge. W.“ known thmughout this virznl'y il<1
and belief its to the circumstances a lecturer and advernficr, hating been.
and conditions under which stock-é in ”robustness to; (“inly years 11:61“) i
' - :~.' . 5 ii"-
holders and eOC‘lii‘ll." holders who do? 31:; “1:51;; ain‘tnzlb‘ylt 1;:1‘1a71‘ng'm11 aw:
not appear upon the books at tilt1dim'fl15 by such marvels 1.1.1 hung.“ a!
company as trustees. hold stark nmli stone niltlllf- to life. frills proierlslon1
‘securitles in it capacity other than: Mr. Hall has been obliged to Kl\"’1ui:1.l
' . .. . . ‘ 2‘ ‘ l‘ the great success be ill .
l ; t tlli-l ill .plie o I
1 Therefore Judge Vosburg'h decided that of ii bout “(it ounei. and 'hi 11 11011111111111. ES 11 1111011111! 1110 firm a
a .
A hearing was N'l for lit o'clock yes- - . - "l 9 ’ 38b. 2‘0 " ' P l :
terdny morning. ill which iinie Judge. Mid” m atturity holder appeals: 1-1-13] w III » “St. ' Phone 100.. -- M
(.1. ii \' .1 ,. . 1 , _ upon the books of tile company its; ‘“‘
. (“ht . "a tlllhll littlill tilt. and tmm 1 ‘-’—~=--—- Wr— fin ‘
llieiils (iii botll titles of the lane. The ”“5““ 0" ‘l‘ any other fiduciary "3' " __... _._.. ‘ _.. H L ‘
lit'dllllg was \1'l_\ lentil and fierce nr- acting, is given: also that the so“; HALL 0N ANNUAL V'S'T- ’1
Kunit‘nlh‘ waxed buck . and forth be lotion. the name of the person or cor-1‘ """"
I
Suits, Cools
and Dresses 1 ‘
ilriir. Sii0P 'i
tint the sale should be bold u pre- aiilnnt has no reason to believe lutrnln on his nerves. ills nudiencu;
. arranged, butthat the log cabins and any other person. association; or cor-1 only had to stand ill-- nllDCli of seeing
wooden buildings on the gounds could pomuon has any interest direct or in- marble turn to ile>h and blood once in
not be auctioned. He also gave Mr. direct in the said stock. bonda. or a season; what must it have been to
1 nian, ill the hiliiit‘ or Mr. LUGKQ, 1 l , him. who witnessed it every night.
i i.ti.;l 2 o'clock this afternoon in Which other izecllritie.c than as so stated )31 1 .
1 to file u bond of 8500 for damages
ili‘illi'il may have burn inflicted upon 5,
I ([31'm1'mb'r' f: fi‘mn‘fl' A' J. Collins 0" copies of each issue of this pll‘hlicw.
(.m a t 0 "M b" H". delay in lion sold or distributed throliilli the
holding the entire auction. . . . l h - nil.-
._.._ -_—~__ mails or otherwise. to paid subecrlb- The annual "1991118 0i i 9 30"”:-
prs during the six months pmcpding Hospital Association will be held in
EAGER TO SELL FARM TO . . ~
CLOSE HUSBAND’S ESTATE. the date shown nbo\'e is 2.723. trim the CH." 00“" R°°‘“' Tm?“ “”53""
""'- inl‘orillation iv required from daily bi)’ Building. Willi street. City of .\or-
To clear up the, title on Home. prop- publications 0th. walk on Tuedday. October Sill. it'lh.
any in Fairiieid. enroll Fenian has CHARES R. BAKER. at eight o’clock to transact the toi-
nsked tor administration papers in. Business ““1111” lowing busidess‘
. A - . '
the estates of the late husband. illor. n
Sworn to and subscribed before nici 1. To hear the reports of the Di
ris Fenion, and her daughter. Mary
‘E. Regen-l. The details are complicat. this 3rd day of Oct. 1918. rectors and other otiicers of the Air
sociaticn and to act upon the same.
ed. 'Morris Fenton oi Fairiield died1 FRANK p1 BRIYXDAGE'
in 1906, leaving his widow and several (My comnliasion “puss Feb. ”L1 21- To hear the reports of any com-
children. and among them was M3”, imittces nppointed by the Association.
i-J. Rogers. who died in Bridgeport, in 1mm. I . _
1908. Peter iiummeil was appointed tits Directors or its Prestdent, and to
‘administrator, and he died before the RED GUARDS TAKE KAZAN we: act upon the. same.
estate was“ 15:21:31“ 3255511 nignloél MEN v 3. To‘eieet Directors to take the .
wants to so . . ' a - . . . . .. .
. . ‘ places of their whose terms may ex.
2125:: tgl‘igintgiaci? lommll‘ligztntheht: STOCKHOLM' 0°" 347”" immipire. and to till vacancies in the
‘tate of Mary E. Rogers, and a guard l9" “0”le according to “1‘3 Social Board of Directors, it any. exist.
in will have to be appointed over Ed- RWOIUUOHN MWSPRP?’ Narodne 4. To transact any and all other
ward Rogers. son ofMary r1. Rogers. :Dleio 'ot Pctrograd, has issued an business proper to come before 9am
"'- . order that all women of Kazan be de- meeting.
‘SPANISH MAIL CARRIERS STRIKE livored to the Red Guards. 1 . Dated at Norwaik this 13, day
"" Kazan was held for several months October, 19131
tMADRiD. 0“ 3’4”“ “Wm” m by the Czecho-Siovske. This probably JAMES T. HUBBELL.
Spain. numbering 13000-3“ 0“ strike is the pretext for the reported order1 z - ' *- Secretary.
torn wage increase. or Trotsky. . _ 1
WANTED. 1 Try a sentinel Want Ad. _ l .AmnmN
wnnrso—u. .s. GOVERNMET‘EI _...- -_--_ . ‘ ' 1
' .‘l‘otheeyeanowisinsmneefor,
Lemon Juice
wants help immediately. Men. women.’
an or overdloo month. List nations
- . eye comfort in is“: years. When
For Freckles Pennant-ammonia»
It. busily Ills- It
That the it"(‘i‘llEP number of NORWALK HOSPITAL ASSOCIA.
TIUN ANNUAL MEETING -
M1
I
O
-nanc
-¢--
m momentum
muse It.
the. Win institute. Dept. 886p
thustotsheueottbuyes.
l Ionic-tor. N. Y.
emu legion sever help that.
2mm E mwommmm é mmmumw‘
Manda-mm] Wlhimutrohmtm‘ushlomhaflwhmt
H1“. Juneau-mutbmmfluimflhhwmml-
unanimous: min-um have“ 3...,"qu
. .Immdthhflfmflow‘
i m to. has, and Maine "Julia".
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‘ I' WIMWNII-
m”: =3: sag-1:353? «mm-351' HAMER
“Ea“ flay-ans wumummw
no. 1 , mum
”manuals-inure“
. , . , win
”it %m1‘fl
In RED OAK COAL
We’re only one. ‘ " .1.
Try a bushel and you'll buy 3"»; 3
ton. - "3‘3; ]
EFFRON 21.; ,
3 Rowan St. East 11011qu
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.- ' ‘
Jaidiniers
Fern Dishes ’ ~
Hanging Baskets
Flower Pots
Albert FfGehebe
So. Noam
Ph 3g
one _ fl
25 Washington St.
Prompt Delivery.
._~__ -...~—___‘
Harris 81 Guile-,5.
m Q
“COAL
That‘s All '
Norwalk Chronicler