We all the “Atlas" Cement.
Are then some little john
id um that you expect
tin hetero winter? If so do
gt wait until the lat minute.
fin Government done not en-
‘mp new construction at
H tune but there are many
in]! item of necessary re-
tlint are allowable and
should not be neglected.
111.! the Atlu cement it u not
to speak It is the
the best known—-
3' ' The Coal situation, so far an
1111’. are concerned, is easy at
and all the reasonable
monuments of our cuntomen
one be taken care of promptly. .
1
“For You Get it!
A Iv- -;\i1i
be 3.1.i~'".1.lti1,
“1' .t is suittitti"
beards.
Still as l-ri:'.1s ramp!
I.i\'ttI 11 ‘I1 .1 1;: or
111th 1:11 1111. 21;}.1
We“ 1'. help you sch-c1 thr'
bynF-‘Ii't‘iv nun-3‘ {.11 '.'1-t1.r kinu of
teat". "1‘“li \ 1-.111 i 134111111111.
('1‘: :i' '. it“. !. ":1!'.t1-'-.
Th1 ."v'1I 1 S .1 .'Ite.t.1.-«1 to 1-2' 'I
‘o' '51s '- ::'1.11'~ :it.:.xl.:11Y
Irma". ("i .1i .1 1-1 I" it1-.".
Ctlid‘.1! ‘1 Ll ' .1 t .:.'1:. 1.
r 'I‘l‘ 1‘)I’-tI" ‘I .‘If
"'iV l 11".“ 1' .i 1' it :‘11-1_
t-1't1.'-ci'.1.it'.'. a? ‘loi", 11:13.11).
(“hang-t1. 1 tr .e \1111 Iia-l; your
money SI..)llti*l.'1tl1.1-l..
84 WASHINGTON 1.1T.
Daily Trips Between
:MMN OFFICE,122 WATER STREET
South Norwalk Conn.
Telephone 294
‘NEW YORK CITY OFFICE.
111 East 23rd St.
Phone Grammercy 705.
‘ If you are in a hurry. 111111 phone us
and we will take care of your express
for you. We have seven of the beat
Trucks in the state. Also, Hydraulic
Dump Trucks for 1‘ontt'acIors' \‘l’nrk.
. York city. 1.1-1 thcin handh- _\'0Ul
', freight. and exptess. and thus keep it
away hunt the conpcatt'd tcrim mils.
‘ We Haul Anything1
Anywhere
No Job Too Large or Too
Small
Your sliipmcnu 1111-cnti'uste11
‘ competent emplov es only.
' A receipt is given and obtained fr
‘ all goods hand‘ui.
‘ Phone or min for out 1.1tcs, we cat
' save you time and mom-y.
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING
of All Kinds.
PADDED VANS for Long Distancf
Furniture Moving.
Benjamin Hershfielfi" moi.
~
1
7..
‘4
Suits, Coats '
and Dresses
' THE
LESIIOI’
Albert D. Morgan'
magnetron-“s“
AUTO EXPRESS
Norwalk and New York City '
Our Trucks make daily trips to New -
ATHREE MILITANT SUFFS SEIZED.
The Huns
A Liberty Bond
erty Fighting
l
Liberty Bonds Will Finish It
The Hatch E: Bailey Co.
..._.
S'I‘A'I‘E GE'I‘S TWO
GIFTS OI" LAND
(Continued From Page Three)
some let-nti-l‘our acres at adojiiiln'.’
land. including a plantation 111 young
pine and Montage on both the turn-
ike and Maelioinoqut-t brook.
The second gilt. from the White)
Memorial Foundation ot Ihlllltllt’ld 1
"0m|)l'iz~efi a singit iiact 0! 23.0110 a""""1
in the no11hwestt-1n part of the loan
of eKnt. It includes about thiee mile-1»:
of Macedonia brook, with numerous
tributary mountain streams and two
mountains over 1,400 feet above- sea
leiel. with llit‘ slopes 111' several lesser"
. heights. (‘obble mountain. on tht~ west
bank of ”11' brook. 1,420 feet, lies near-
ly on the New York State line. and;
was used as a secondary triangulation
point by tbt- I'nl'lt‘d States Coast and
tit-nurtu- naive) previous to 131111 l
The tract is nearly all heavily wood~
ttl. with iitiit-ti linid woods pr-‘oui-i
tinting. though a tow scatteriii.’ pint-1rI
11nd I1t-u1l0cks still remain visihh- tronr
Started It
I
Buyer Is a Lib:
Bond Soldier
0rd
‘hevrolet
verland
' Oak
udson
land ,
ii Anchor Winter ’l‘ops.
l360~—'l‘elephones—201 1
' Vaast Bros. Garage
WINTER TOPS
Chalmers
‘hand er
DISTRIBUTORS
ill“ lighwai. 'I'lIP many l‘alllll‘r'. 'cad-
illl Uh init the mountains have not
I've-t been PXIIIOI'I'lI by the comm. .11-11 1
The lllilgllllit't-iit tract of fort-.11! :lIltI‘,
Oldsmobile
Maxwell
odtre
Buick
worm-s to tht statt- illlhtlillll‘l) with-titll
condition. cart-pi that it is drillliill‘lli
.to park and tort-st purposes. l"u1'1'i -1-
Hum“ as an evidence of continued in-
talent. the Iountlation till'mt lllllllt‘ll'.
!' ate and substantial assiMflnt‘t ‘1 1 1-1-
' planting. raw and prolcttion 111 wil'lI
-;bli‘tlt~' and animals. and tllIl-‘Y‘ par-1
tit'al lllt‘arlllPh tor pennant 111 in-
‘p"1.1\c1nt-ut ot Iht- prtlpcitv for 1:: and
't-njovinciit (II the public. in 11.111111."
:tht- gilt the toutitlatiou t‘KIll‘t‘ni-t' I Ii't'
gdcsire that it might be a. bi.l and,
JIM"? ll‘lillttt'. til Which tht- t‘tilltlllir‘h‘ .111-
Sharrer Winter Tops
lit-m'lll)‘ :tI'lIl'oi't1s_ and [mitt-cs will to:
N ORWALK.
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials'
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets ;
United States License No. 17,903.
z-ptltllt‘tl at Ollt't‘ prohibiting .1ll hunt I
hit: witliiu’ its limits ‘-
..-w. ~._..._—..
140 TOWNS HAVE NOW
1 11011111 ouors .................................. . 34c 11.. ' FORMED COMMITTEES'
' PORK noasrs ................................. 32c lb i “"'“”““““ 1:11.... 11.11 “"“'
3 ! smLom on PORTERHOUSE sraaxs .’.'.; ........ 38c lb. 51.11'1'3-1533'1'137‘ 31;; 'li.§.".'.'.‘....'1'1'.i'111.3 “.11.?
5 FANCY LARGE BALDWIN APPLES ...... 10c qt, 65c pk. t.‘ii‘.7.3.'.‘.';;£,'."‘.,,',."",:I.‘:,',]‘,..‘."1‘32"”....233";
‘school utIt-udanct- bv tort-innt-rs, ls
:lurtht-r assistance- in this cttniit't-tion
1wai' hurt-ans ltnic ht-t-n r'o‘lll nnoihcr
Ht'Ili‘tlllIt‘ t-ntitlctl "llow School All'
.‘llltll'llit'h‘ t‘au Organize I'1tmpaIL'n tn
SOUTH NORWALK. ,.\<l\t-rti.~t- l'lvtniiiu Sl‘lltltllh t'oi' Illlllli-
1:1';tttl~’" Whitt- tho- spot-1111' iitt-Iliods
Ht-t forth in this st'lit-tlult- \\I‘I't’ iiitt'titL
t'd lur IIlt' :uidnnt-c 111‘ school author
1‘4...
A‘j
_‘v,,
‘Ilit'tl, tht- .\t|ll’l'll‘ltllll.‘lllttll dt-par'int-ttt
tltiJilt-tl ttllt Iltt- til‘hllitIlIIlI\ lil' tilt'
Takhoma Biscuit
83 and 85 Washinirton St.
BECKMANN’S GROCERY
WHERE GOOD THINGS ARE MANY
Challenge Blend Cofiee. per lb. ..............
Fresh Crisp (linger Snaps. lb. .............. . . .
3 lbs. White Corn Flour for .................
; Ready Maid Somali..-
- Special Mixed Teas. fine valuthtAbsolutelv clean)
war hurt-1111 1-11mmittt-m 1111 .\1111-rit-au
nation ;t~’,~tiiil?lip IIIO‘ lw.11l--1'1«l1ip in co-
ordination.- and t'Illl‘t'I.t|lllL' 1h.- 1-11-11-
In: school pultlit'iu III'IIII.‘ t't11' \ltl'l'1
nth: tint-now: ‘
All whool Mil-t'i'lttttnth-tits, N'Iltittl
t-mitiulttt-cs 11ml unnol ntllit'l‘\inlllL'
nut-tits hm.» tt-t-n nun-d 111 int into
1t1ut'li with 'l.t- \\:1I 1111r1a.111 tlitlimt '1
Thu l‘tl'lllll‘iulltlll (II all t'littiiiIIt-is til
cummt-t't-t- I1a,~ aim ltt-t-n Mllltiill in
thc Alli:l’ll'llllllnlltlti campaiizn all
t'IlttlllIlI‘l‘h‘ Inning bt-t‘ti 51-111 :1 M'ht-tliilt‘
Itll' the 1' ..?l|iti.'tlltl'. This N'Ilt‘tlll'l‘
lll'L'I‘lI that l‘Il:lllI"l'l~ ul (‘llllllllt‘ri't‘ 1'11
22c
20c
20c
.......... 3 Dklts. for 25¢
......... '. ‘3 cans for 25c
urdiitalt- tin-i. work with IIlt'll' H“
l) OUHd ...................... . . .......... IJC spt-t'tiit- war butt-ans. and appoint an
' .\ll|I'l’it’Hlllanlttll "(lllllllillt‘t‘ it non"
Strictly [tresh E228, Der dOZ. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' """ 3' ' ' 98C t-\I.~‘lt‘tl It win pointcd out that lit“
(10Id Storage E225 for COOkIHE. dOZ. ...... - . . 02C l‘nlIt-tl Sl'att's Chamber of Common-«1
"‘crris Breakfast Bacon per lb 38c and a lllllllIlo‘l of local phambcrs Illin-
]) . 1 w. , ' w ' """"""" " ' , such conimittacs. Membership. it was
rOLlOI' ‘\" (ldlflbles Lenox boa”. cake --------- DC raid, should t‘tlllllll'ii‘t‘ cmplttvo-rs tit"
fort-inn burn labor. a tcpi't-st-ntatlrc
111‘ Ihc school 1.) sit-m and possibly for-
cicn bum lcttdt-rs. t‘lintnbcrs \A‘t'l't' :11'
6C man“ 0 >0 urccd in tlw schcdulc to orpttnl'm1
. . . t'ity-widc t'uiliimluns to atlvt-rtlsc ovo-
iiing schools amoiin l’oi't-ign btu'n (‘Ill'
Incorporated plows in co opt-ration with the board
In suturing, tho1 co opt-r1
ation nt' ititlrislrics, t'Iml'tlIN‘l‘h' worn
turnt-d to circulnriic industrial estab-
tit' ctlucattoii.
Phone 1405.
lishmcntn persiiadc non-linglish speak»
in: onmloit-s to nttt-tttl owning school,
.._._.
Washington Crowds Alec Destroy Most
of Their Banners.
_\\'.\.\‘lll.\'ti'l‘t)N, Oct. 22. -’I’Iircc mil-
itants at tho Woman's pattv “'tll' .11-
I: stctt _\1 sh tda) who-n tlit v niitlci'tooh
111 ‘l til‘llltllltill atit‘tti in lituil til
:lio‘
New Stock of
"Flash Light
Batteries
ARM
“It“
1" - lions-v and Tar Wilt-M me. ten-l
"lrmnlod Mam with a he!”
inflow-kw“
and to rct-onnncnd- "plant lllt‘t'llllu5"‘
with talks cm wcniiig school ntlvaii-
TRY OUR AUTO '
BODY POLISH taut-s, tlicsc 1 l1:- arraliillt'tl ii‘vl‘iM‘i
school aiiilioiities. A p 1.111 o "'11 . i
TIRES YOU CAN was said. should be appointed to stint-
DEPEND OBI—ALWAYS .nlatt» i'cuuhti‘ nttt-ndanct- ot’ Itll'r‘llln
Illil‘ll cmploi'w‘. and a bonus plan or
w arc int-i't-ast- for those int-rcas‘ing cf-
lic't-nt'i' by tttlt'iitliitu cvcniug school
“as snout-11ml.
_...._.._- _. __..._'.
MORE EN EMY-OWN El)
’ CONCERNS SEIZEI).
lContlnut-d From rare (the)
0111' AJAX 'l‘li‘cs arc tiny-und-
“ll-1M Int-s, 1:1i1'andlonl w'catli-
11' 1111-». Illl‘«‘ that will air:1 you
to” pt 1- t‘t-llt scriicc and satis-
1211-111111 at all times. under all
conditions, Made with smooth I;
and utu111|ip tii‘ads, all standard
tum-s, Nt-xt time you buy a tire
l
lli'l this make from us.
NlIWlllll SUPPII SHOP
29 Wall St.. Norwalk
-\\'hich bcgan to do business in tlic
lnitcd States in .\_l1'iic.h 1914. in 1916
its llH'lllilllll il'lL‘lllllt‘ in this t‘ouiitiy
“its $4. tiltl. Iltlll 'l‘hc international con
ct-rn has a capital oi Hoodoo ltnt its
premium int-tum1 in~ 191': was $7,888:
U3.
The International committt'c will
'39 UlN‘t'atctI ttiitlt-i' IIlt‘ control of .\Ir
l’aliucr until it can bo- tIlSllth'lI 111
with the advice ttt‘ the advisory coin-
tht1 t‘apitol.
As the Sciiatc was in scsnitm only a
l'cw minutes thcy were l‘t‘It‘flSed and
with olhti ltaniicr bcai'ers they spent.
several hours iii front of the Senate
otliccbnildilin. 'l‘licrecrow'dstit-stray. mittcc rt-tcntly appointed by tin-
t-tl most lll thc banners. Alien I‘rtiptrty Custodian. 'l'licnc tli—
—-'— ***** rectors oi' the company have bct-n
Roam.)- 11.1,“. 1,; today reported iinnicd: .iohn Anderson. William H.
' 1111111t ill at his homo in [sum 5 street. English. Fit-durit-k .l, Horn-1. Morgan
————. .. ___-§ ill. Mann. Albert E. Mill‘lillll. James
W. .\lct,’nllaclt. Harrison Nt1sbit,\\'tl-
liam (‘1. \\'i|lrox. Sumner Ballard and
ll1‘i'ltz liortt'iibt-utcl, all til Ncw York.
.and Ain't-d ll. 'l‘winh-y, of Pittsburgh.
Mr. Ilailai'd was president of the
company. and Mr. Koricnbcntt-l was
1 1 ‘1 -. - , ~ , Nt't‘l't‘lill).
I'mn'm'” i'Mhhs' tllkltm. m throat: With 111'itnid to tiei'stt'litIUI'lt-t'
anti itsilintan- spasmsbrenkoncsrcst .l’mtlwts h", “r l'nlmci N "m
and wcak- :1 one. so that thc sistciu l9 nt.---un11mtm 1:1th the that originally
“I" '10"! :ml‘tllmis sitltneestnnyre r1 inn-t 1111-11 .111 I-ltel’lH' ownership of
Hill Inn"! Ham l‘aoll. Md. \\‘1 119.11 .30 per ct-.111 at 111: stuck. but inn-sli-
-~isannnel wunt an: I e Winner)
COUGHED SO HE COULDN'T
SLEEP
‘.
"I 1- r Ration 11.1 Front in 1‘ Hanan. rim-c
:1 . «A: ,1 mid m" ran and tor of thc butt-an oi inn-ninrnthnt
mu: ed cont anally at niaht; could 5M...“ that In I“, rent M it h...
herdh elm-p Tho- tim bllllll‘ of Fat iron“: 10.1mm...
‘ Mn: knelt-rick lit-Mien and mill
lit-mu. who lure been «unlined m
thdr lent-t- tor the unit two week.
are do": mt... thin In.
toner he
tin curiae in) roe-h,“ It voters
eliminate-unless“
”u.
1 MIR.
, Senate Sidetracks
Tristrani & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
worth asking price.
CHILDREN’S SWE
or that out 0’ doors playtime that means health and happiness.
CHILDREN’S FURS—Attractive sets that are very good values. and some
Separate Mutts that every little lady iust longs for.
CHILDREN’S BATH ROBES—These are the “Real Thing"
that are “Just like Mnmma’s.” only smaller.
CHILDREN’S RAIN COATS—That combine comfort and good looks and as:
an addd attraction. there its a natty little hat of the
Docket.
31.00—31.25.
“Comfy” Things for the Children
NICE WARM COATS—Unusually attractive little gaments that are well
CHILDREN'S UMBRELLAb—Well made and with attractive handles—«1
11
t
l
l
I
l
ATERS—Here again are just the garments for school
in ' 113111111111? 5,
same material in every
cmc int-n ill] the amount, the (‘il)‘ is
willing to pay and this movt- on thu'
hart oi" tht- 'l‘own t'omnnttt-t- will be 111'
‘U't'itl assistance ill sot-tiring the art
\lt‘l‘h 111 t‘UIIIIH'It‘III tilt-ii.
" |
DIVORCE GIVEN
TO ARTHUR HEID;
G M. WILSON FREED
Brennan Testifies tn Divorce
Case at Stamtord Couple.
“.\l_\ wit‘t- Iik1-d 111 I)“ 1111: .1 L‘lltltl tIt-ul
and l It'lll lit-1' to ship it." tn-«Ittit'tl .\r-
lIltlr l. Ito-id oi Nttilh \\‘a.~'ltington
:|\t'IIlII‘. llrttlut-port last “'t'l’k in tho-
:s'upt-ritu‘ court when applying for :1 1h
111111- from .\l.111on llcid, 'l‘ht' wile
1hd11’t pa". mut‘1 nth-mitt" to hm hm
Il.liltl'~ 1t~nn111.~:r.tiit'1~~ and tell him
Jill} ii, lilil IIt‘!:I tit-t'lutt'tl I11 tiltl tittl
hut-w wht-i‘t- Ill» witt- wt-ul nth-r >hc'
lt-tt Sht- I't'lillllt‘ti 111 this 1-11) In tut-'1
but did not into in lit-conn- Il't‘llllt‘llt‘ti
with lit-Id 111:.1111 'l‘ht- l'lllIIIit‘ w1-111
Clitet
iuatrrit-tl .Ittllllltl‘) 1. 111117 ,\li> ll1-1d~
manic-n namt- hating bu-n .\I:tl'lllll
.\It'|‘IIltll.
t‘hailc- llat'ttn oi Stamford war
gin-n a tIl't‘t‘t't' Il’tllll llora Kl‘llllfi‘tl}
Ilarton UI I'tli‘t t‘lit‘stt-r. N. Y. “:1 said
.\l1'~' Ilarton h-It III"! in lttlzl hot-alim-
>110 \\':l.~ llllillllilll‘tI with another 1111111.
t‘hicl‘ ol‘ l'olit'c \\'1lliam llrt-tmau oi
Stamford tt-slillt-tl that ho talkctl with
llartnn tintl hIlt’ 1::-'tl.‘l'nt Il\'l|ll~1
with this. man and Hit 111.111: to kt'l‘ll on
living with him." 'I‘lic ltaittins wcrc
tnairit-d in Inuit
tit-tu'et- M. Wilson 111 Slniiil‘oitl wa-
ll'l‘I‘tI‘ lrtmi .lcutit-ttc M. Wilson 111
tirt-t-nwit-h, lit-sct‘titln in I‘ll! was tht-
ground. “l-Ivt-rythitn.v I said sht- IIllt'\\'
it back :11 inc." \\'il,~'tui hlttlt‘tl. "ll' sht-
saw mt- rcndinn a ncwspapcr she
would knock it out of my hand.“ 'l‘ht-
“‘il'suns \vt-t'c iiitiri'it-tl in lfixl
snitllitt --
1 WAR PROHIBITION CHECKED.
Amendment
Ho:ds Up Bill lndefinitely.
\\'1\.\'III.\'ti'l'tl.\', "". War-litm-
and
0111. --
prohibition was side-tracked OnCt‘ mort-
III the Scnatc. ycstci'da)‘. when IIlt‘
St-natt- reins-1d to rt-ct-dc from its posi
11011 in l't‘Lill‘tI to IIH‘ I‘tlllll‘l‘t’llt‘ rent
pi'otltccrin: anicndmt-nt which has
bct-ii llll'lil'tI tui tlit- ltill in thc l'ppcr
llousc .tllli :«t‘lil tltt- int-asurc back to
tho ('tlllft’l’t‘CS. ‘
Iitllll tlit-M important piet'cs of Icy:-
'..~‘Iatioii .11'1‘ part 111' ”to “1.0011110" food
production stimulation btll and both;
\H‘l‘t' \ttukt'ti illltl tht- nit-asui'c in con-
sidcratioii with tho rt-sult that an cit 1
tanelcm1nt has Ilt‘t‘ll cn‘cctcd which
piohabh will hold up all lIllN‘ int .1\ 1
mos inttt-tinitclv
"l‘lieie now no chancc for the
adoption ot the report ot' the (‘tilll't'lt‘t'S
until after tht- cit-ct-‘on and this is al-
tuned by sonic Republican supporters
of war-time prohibition to I111 an Ad-
Iiiitilntt‘niitm trick to lit-op IIlI‘ (tut-s
tion in :tIit‘):tllt't'\1\'IlIIt‘ stt'iiina tntlriic
the twin 1n ct-i'lain northt-rn and cast
t-t'n slates to 111111 IIlt' lictmm. nit
ticket
ls
..... h-..___ “—
ORGANIZATION PAPERS.
A ccitittuttc oi organization for the
lion I (hand. ol New lhltain. has bot-11
tiled .tt tln1 state secretary's ofllcc.
l‘lic nuthorlzt 1| capital stock is #1 mill.
The lnlulnttltu Trucking t‘ompanv
nt’ “'nleiltuiw line mganlxt-tl I'llli‘
fl. 9130 .uuhoimd capital stock
EITATE PENALTY WARRANTB
OUT.
In spin- at ”in tact that the nit-1n
born of the rifle» lurco .n the nitric
imam-re 11e1~ are. or have bee-.1
out on urn-eel or tighten HIM."
all the Willi! tor the netnte n;
eh tn love heel an! 0% telhe
ma mammal.
. Lye Strain
LOCAL REPUBLICANS STONE“ AR - .
READY FOR CAMPAIGN: B AT
twnunuea now First Page) Butter or Egg Crocksl U I
talk itll‘tl illttmlcad‘tjaé It“ 1111;119:3241”! 1'11 JUGS, DEMIJOHNS ' KRIEGER’S
(‘Q‘I'II U '0" P U N] . .' J ' (N , :
pi't-sclil “'1 lt' Slit-rift Siiiictin l'ta51-CORK8.GIDER KEGS ‘
Sr'nttttn' :‘ltntles E \\illi.11111~on Jtitlut‘ FLOWER POTS JARDINERES
Nt-lieiniaht .uitlt c and Stunut-l ..l \\’—nt E'l'c 1 CLOTHING FOR MEN,
lkitis. ('itlllIltltlltn tor rcprcsctilatins 1 ‘
ill I lit 'lIt‘ ttI II">N‘1<, 1'
‘ I1‘iill1i‘aiu'1‘t'I'ii:i t'llliil'l't'llt‘t’ a iiit-t-ting- Albert F. Gehem WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
it tie 'I‘owti t'lllllllllllt't' was lit-Id and 3
it suiu “31> appt-opi'Latt-tl to enable 1111- 25 Washington s" so_ Not‘wallt EASY PAYMENTS.
Ittpublit'an 11- nisttara: to pav their a‘ Prompt Delivery. Phone 5271 ,
sistniits till hilt-«malt~ alllll tor \v'oik Al x
IIII‘ poll» on IIL‘t‘llltll d.1\.It appt-ais .._, -—-- ~ ~——-—-- I '
that IIII' l'lL'lell'ltl'.‘ am- unable to ~1~ ,- l
SPECIALS
For This Week
Sperry & Barnes‘ Pork).9
.............. ' c
Libby’ 5 Con. Milk.
. can ............. 12c
haro Corn Syrup.
JACOBY’S
Dependable
Clothes for Men,
Women and
Children
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
Live Oak Buckwheat.
3 b. pkn. .......... 28c
We have a supply of
l’u re Loose Cider \ int-gar
on hand.
__
STULL
24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk
Automobile
Repairing
“ High Grade Work a
Specialty
will interfere with the pleasure of ; OffiCia' Seerce for
an evening‘s reading and with the Chevrolet, Maxwell
'0' ' i b ' s.
Xxx-s.“ capactty o itsine s‘an d Graham Bros.
Let us help you to enjoy your ' TIUCkS
books and do close work withoutiford Repairing and Pans.
“Wing headache" ,Wrecks Towed in any dis-
' 3IICC.
TH A M E R Austin ’stiarage
Optometrists and Opticiansi
“The house of toad lleseen." iPine 19:“. Nogwsxrew Av.’
87 Atlantic St, Stamfordi
Open Sat. Eve. 'till 9 o'clock. Est. 1891 l
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Full Line in
Meats,
Groceries,
Vegetables
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