Wm .... as. s... in.
“$88 and 1 Prefessienal Cards,
i‘F
Miscellaneous Ast.
Onthllm'rwonty-rivowmormm
Three times, 500; Ono Wonk. $1.00. Blackfoot
orOapsDonbloPrloo.
Classified . . ...;
Advertisements
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DIED.
WANTED.
WANTED~ltXPERIlJNCEU
‘ll‘lllllllt‘l‘s to work in Stamford. Good farm. in Grumman AVP' 3 room house.
ton can
FOR SALE—CHEAP.
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HATE
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STRANGWARD ACNE
Ema-non. (‘l . .llli. ll. lillll. ‘
vll'..:.l I'll-Ul'ilL‘, 50h 0: Mary .\. illl'l ' “5‘7“”? position. Comes-Northrop (30.. garage.
~m- t’h-omr Slrang‘vard. in his 31th,“; Mill“ St. Stamford, Conn.
l"lilll‘l‘{‘.l smw'ilzes from St. Luke: 3 ‘
' - mupal t‘iilll'l-li. Noromu. (‘t.. Friday;
.\lode‘rn chickenliouses,
— {ideal place for chickens, or Belgian
WANTED’WOUNG LADY T“ lmillal-es. Bargain.
LEARNING. CLUET‘I‘, PEA-
BODY & 00., INC.
. 1863-3.
WANTED —‘()ne or two “'OOD (11312;
{100) Operators experienced on
Singer Sewing Machines for our
new department of men’s
shirts. Employment guaranteed
indefinitely to first-class work- .
91‘s.
M. N. MAYEHOFF & CO.
:m-lm l‘. 0. Box 46:; So. Norwalk.
FOR. Ali'l‘tjllO-E
.\lev 30 First}
T0 LETFSI’ACK
ML.- 5250 a month.
St.. East Nlii‘walk.
TO LET »~ FOUR
'l‘ll’llllx‘. Rent $10.00,
ll-Iust Norwalll.
PLEASANT: l’i'lt‘t‘ $1.700. A bargain.
Ask Jonn T. Hayes
: -. .... g No. 7 Main St, Norwalk
; T0 LET—75 muons Am. IMI‘R()VE~l “AL BSTATEA—IHEURANOE
59 Seuview Ara,
1'9 39.
WAN TED—Twenty-five (25)
Pressers experiencedcn shirts
with
59 fit. all improvements. ready to start. An
Part. cash. Address
-.m.l p. l"." collecting in filmre mm“ M“ ”"H‘ 3" Joseph ll. Cable. Lock Box 77 Nor-
. . . 5 “hmm‘” St' walk Conn. '
WANTED , ' ‘ l
\\‘Ai\."l“Ell—~Gl'lil. FOR 2 OR 33 FOR SALEe—ifi" DINING R()O)‘I
WANTED hours everydav ultvi‘ school lo do'mm‘.‘ solid quartered oak top. (“of
SEWING MACHINE OPER- 11"”;1'““:;"r‘k1."1’: “11"”??? Z'I'l‘ih‘ 1' “3““! veneered) with full not loose lcaVcs.
ATORS. PAID WHILE max] . mun \. .\. .. (dll o htlll-ipan be seen. after 6 P- m_ at 51 Bay-
:\'lt‘\\' Ave. South Norwalk Ct. or phone
FOR SALE-—l)\VlGLLlNG. 8 ROOMS.
j» 3t. ': Lot 50x150 feet, within 5 minutes walk def contract will probably take nearly
_lot 'Norwalk Post office. “Veil located.
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"In the policy towards labor, practis-
ally no snort has been made to t-.i-'
.l‘orce ordinary discipline or to. incl-l
cute to the wax-men generally thatl
;they were enacted to render a fair;
return of work for the high wages'
paid. The records indicate that in
many Instances men being paid by
the piece with the Whillty‘ of malt.
ingtmm $20 to 339 ll day did three
times the quantity of similar work
|performed by manna a per diem bas-
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"This condition is. largely to the a;ll
parent disregard for expense, the
’ _ NOR WALK ’
SOCIE TY
and Personal
[ NE Ws
« Charles Cronin. oi the U. s. E. Vul~
—g
grossly excessive omce and supervis.
ory forces employed and the knowl-l
edge among. the workingmen of the
very high salaries being paid. It is
an interesting fact that the Hog Is- '
land ShiDYards overhead expenses are
averaging today the sum of 81,700,000
Ya. month. and since the start or the
iwork in this yard, tlie’oVerhead chars. ‘
,es up to December 3131 have exceed.l
ged $16,800,000." i
Senator Calder recommended that
the activities of the Fleet Corporation
vately owned yards having contracts'
for ships should be limited to the pro- f
I per inspection 01 the work and to ren- i
dering assistance in the supplying oig
'materials and facilities, and that the
h-I'n'. m mm (in shares or b" ”"9 FOR SALE—POOL TABLE, PL‘UMB work in governmentowned yards
1’ ~— ('m‘<l Jon/pl: ”I ('flm“. LON" Bm‘iin'z and bar fixtures. wall clock and Shag“: be ctarrlled 3nd under the “11‘.
‘ " “' 'v~~ . ., . . . _ in a conro an .
_ , (I :ll. how..illi. (-(llll‘t. j9 bt-inthei' personal property must ‘be‘ 30.? Fleet Ceorporation. lreclion of the;
WANTED ~—- One hundre , - '1‘0 l '1' ~ —r———'j immediately for cash. Tel. 535-2 or; Statistics show. the Senator declar 3
(ed that the Shipping program ls "pm“
”greasing at approximately forty per
'cent. or scheduled speed," and that
the final completion of the work un-
a year longer than the time allowed in l
~the contracts.
. Contracts for thirty-two per cent. or].
f513 ships, of the total steel tonnage
ESenator Calder said. to live shipbuild-
iing concerns, only one of which had-
»had experience in the work. at an es'
ghouls. $17.00: " l‘lltllllt‘ all improve-I
f. r ir n w de artment. Em- . " n
9 01 e P vmvnts. $18.00; 4 rooms all improve-3
ploynient g'uaranted to first- fiIIIISI‘N‘ESS» il'O’I‘ICES.
“...:z‘timated cost of $745,000,000. but he.‘
;said this cost would-approach nearer
class workers.
M. N. MAYEHOFF & co. l
‘»llt‘nl:l, $15.00; 5 room cott. "c 31100:}
room If, cottage $8. George Mitchell
.Nm'walil 'l‘lione 1R6].
BUSINESS NOTICE
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Efor oil or gasolene. marked “P & 'S'
- TO RENTn-Nil'Em'
— WANTED—Experienced first-
”class hand workers for hosting. E“"‘ "‘d‘i"““‘“ 1“- ” “mm“-
. “stacking and button-holeing in i
‘ cur Silk Department.
M. N. MAYEHOFF 86 CO.
. FOR RENT —--l"()UR ROOM APART-
'lileilt \-.illl loud for garden. at 20 \\'est
Washington street, South .\‘orwalk. In-'
‘quire of William .\. (iril‘l‘ili. .li-., or Rlis.
lsell Fro-it.
these cans.
PREUSSER & SON
WANTED AI Sl-zxnul _(>u hi1: " ---~--—--
.--... Wm, .).- .. “hm” l.._,.”,.,,_._ .m 3.3,,“ 704.51- viI‘lVl-I ROOM APART-lxmwalk com.
. _ ‘ 1 . a lilielit. Electric llL‘lllh’, hot and cold wot~I
x'AIANTtD*]HU'G’iT IADUSTRI”US 'el‘. \\'.lsllil12fnn street. EaSt. Norwalk.’
2m: to ll'lll'll llll‘ plullihillg trade \ley. Four . . . . . ‘
« - . » . lmmi npaililient .29 Chapel slreet. ' w . * ~ .. .. i
if. ‘Watc-i' 5'... :50. Nor‘walk. ' lqrm-n now \\r 4. [ . .. Q.‘ .~ ’ ,tanco hauhn‘ and trucking... ‘1' Pas.
;‘ ~ ' ~ e ' "v “"11 0“ 531““ 1‘4““.3‘fim" , ave. East Nottwillk. Conn. T l-“JL'.
“mg";“f‘E” —'—'\‘I:":"“~ ' "“‘lwmk. Store 43 Chapel street. Ingiilro'g‘ ‘“ '"“
NT D ...1, lilalllA’l 131A A Pi“ SUUH‘M‘IID street. Tel. 60- .7 Highest market prices paid {or all
Hillside. School efficient. lilllntll">.\‘.\‘i _ ~, . . . .
. > . - - - “~ lklnds ot‘ metals. .\pecull pl‘lCt‘S for
lln- um 1., .-\l)[ll\ at once or phone
1'9 3'..-
.tatc. Plans anl estimates.
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Peter J. Nelson. local and long dis-
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lfislriel of Norwalk. 53..
(hurl. January 9, A. 1)., 1919. .
Estate of Maiy Morton. late ot’ Not; LADIES ’i‘AlLORINt} SHOP
l‘.
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WANTED~-(illtLb' FOR GENERAL?
ofiicr- work. must be able to typewrite.‘
.\‘z culv work. Good pay. (‘oule ready
.lzlrl. Also girls and boys for mail ‘1’
I‘lllbillt‘inealel‘. 6 Dale St. Tel. 324-4.
$(l
.Wolldin said District. deee so . l . . . t . -
in: department. it years and olden: Y ‘ .. a d. 'I‘romer uliicll was tomurlx at ‘0
“mph" “1... v" Fa“ Ave ! “herons, .wlitlcn application llas€SOUnl Main St- is no“ Y-r: ’ -; a nil-‘4
‘ ‘ ' " " ‘ ' ' sheen made to this court by the admin- {the corner at 2 Hallie.) Fume. T
. '.‘f,l‘.'. . ' :3 . ..' 'i ‘
WANTED— MIDDLE AGED \‘(u- 1“ itor of said e t'ite praying 1'01 ,1525.
_ , . reasons set forth, for an order author:
1mm :15 hl'ilS"l{“U]lt’l' for family in \Vesl. . . . ‘ l
izml: and empoweringr him or other; PAINTING
lorl .\lam lu- agreeable to children. . .
iv. W m (.(mn Tel 109 :lmrson. to sell the ini'cntoi-led real 98-; decorating,
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WANTED-—YUL’.\‘G (‘01..LEGE MAN
Rnwaylon wishes room
'-‘l‘. 1 board at llowaylon or South Nor-
._ .lh l-txwlh-nt references furnished
' ' ‘ car- of Sentinel.
— ram-memo
palnter’s supplies; wall
louver. up-todate styles. lowest prices.
Ordered. That said application beEEstlmatcs cheerfully liven. Trial 0!-
lieard and determined at the Probalegders solicited. Tel. (00. Alanna“
Olllt‘O. in‘ Not-walk. on the 16th day of: White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
January, 1919. at 2 o'clock afternoon: 5 . '
[and that public notice thereof be givenl Union P311391 Delivery. Edward 1.
,io all persons interested therein by! P'laherty, proprietor, Trucking. Lang
'pulilishing this order in a newspaper; distance hauling. Light and heavy
having a circulation in said Districtztmcking. Ofilca telephonea 1581, 8“
at lettst five days before said day of { House connection.
' hearing. I
' HENRY W. GREGORY
virgilnvwl {l1
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WANTEDreIllAN WITH SOME CAP-
l.i-ul<ei-age ofiicc in_ So.
Nurwulk his} act as correspondent for
New York firm in the 'llllYll‘lg and sell-
éigrl It) 0:20;!
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any. of hands. and etc. Right man canf . . FOUND.
. - . Judse, ~
71-. -..-- in: money. References given. 6 —— .
an] «spectral, Address box 108 Hotel I FOUND—4N EAST NORW'ADK
Report of the condition of
5THE pEopLE-s TRUST COMPANY, Pocket. book. Small amount of money.
of South Norwalk. Conn. Owner can have it. by proving property
At the close of business on the 313i and paying gm. ad. Fred Kontlng 3 St.
ay 0‘ December. 1918' John Ave. East.=.\'orwalk.
It? illuciiellm! So. .\Torwalk.‘ '
WANTED—*—1’ii‘.‘lr\LE liIELP. COOK.
white. young or middle. aged. protest- d
. . . Assets ‘
:lnt. $1.51 a (lay. Private Norwalk home Bills discounted . ........ $ 24,908.21 _ --.
on car line. Experience necessai-y‘Demand Loans (without 5 ‘ L08?
Address 100, Sentinel. ‘ Collateral) ............ 29,052.121 >_
—— “Hater“ Loans (Time ' l LOST—~ON JAN. 2, :1 BLACK. AND
AN “\- W ACHINIST IN ‘ and Demand) . ......... 111828.00 ' ’
w TED ’ ‘1 ‘ Other Loans 15 575.00 White Japanese 9°3- Finde“ Plea“
garage and machine 511011 'R' V030" Overdrafts . . . . . . . . . . . ..., .
34 Cross St. and Wilton Ave, Norwalk. Stocks and Securities, not:
including those set aside
for Savings Depositors
Furniture and Fixtures . . .
line from other Banks.
239,93 return.-to Samuel Libertine, 30 Lowe
.St" and receive reward.
10335943 LOST—A CIRCULAR PIN or
5’684'23‘ pearls and sapphires. Lost Wednesday
afternoon on Washington St. beiwc
V.’ANTED—l.\ll<j-.'-WOMEN. $95 a'
month. Government Permanent Posi-
l?
tious. Vacancies constantly. Write Bankers and Trust Com— en
for list positions open. Franklin Ih- les ............. . -. . . . . 15,111.07 Crescent Terace and P. O. Valued high
.cr‘ilule. DQPL 33 L. Rochester, N. Y. iDu‘cx‘ from ’ADDI‘OVed Re— ‘ lv'because of association. Finder sult-
_. ., ._;,.,______.- ..-. _"7_!Ullililllesl‘fieeggnd-fiational 21.686.96.111)“, rewarded by return to Mrs.
.Ar’r“.NTED'M'T‘:1!BROIDERERS 0N Bank Notes ___________ 21,165.00 DtlmOl'tleS. 9 Crescent Terrace.
( nigh-tie waists. work given home. Gold Coin ............... 9250 ...-.. ..__-___ ._.__.
pay, neatly “ml.- all year around. Silver Coin ------ - ------- . 5,373.95 LOST—$100 LIBERTY BOND ix
. - i? from ‘1 t'i 0 p in Grace ‘Einbroidvmmm. Coin """"""" 1’334‘60 South N‘orWalk Mondav. Reward. In-
‘ ‘ - - ' Checks and (lash Items 2,562.50 ‘ ' ' .
ag'm'lx'r', ii): \Yusliington St." }Fund set aside for Savings quire at Sentinel Ofi‘iee.
Depositors ........... . .
; Other Assets ............
PICTURE OF GERMAN S
SURRENDERING NAVY
316,958.88
3,683.20
...;-
Total Assets ........... 589,055.69
. THE RIGHT MAN DOING Liabilities
'. ' Clarita! 'Stock --------- 50,000.00 LONDON. Jan. 9,—The British will
3 THE RIGHT TASK IN Surplus Funds ----------- 5,000.00 pérpetuate the scene in the cabin of
I; _ ' Other Undivided Profits, the dreadnought Queen Elizabeth
.. THE RIGHT WAY! less current expenses , when Admiral Beatty told ~Admiral
5‘ . «find taxes paid ......... 2,109.21 Meurer of the German navy how the
'- That is the ideal for all employ- Due to Banks. Bankers allies desired. the German navy to s'ur-
' . . and Trust Companies 2,459.56 render. In the uniform of a naval of-
m-wm. That-s what we are tr? ‘Dividende Unpaid ........ 6.00 ficer sitting at the table that new
...: ,0 accomplish. . . General Deposits 212,509.29 atedthe Bri from the. Germans,
,‘_ , _. . .‘ .Savjngsage is 1.35 . .z “ 3.331“ W.
'= ‘ ‘ . . . . . . 1', > ‘ ’ ’
i licrwalk Tire:& Rub “a ~ 3 ,6 8:3?
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"‘air warning is given-Thlit all cans
FURNISHED :81‘6‘ the property of Paul PreiiSsei- and
'i‘oom near Centre. Gentleman prefr‘ii‘ESmi, and that it (is unlawful to fill
lor sell the name. All Junk dealers lire
——— -—- . l't‘l'Pb)’ warned not to purchase or sell
.losepli ll. ('ahle. builder. Real es-
If you need
money to build. see me. Lock Box 77’
i all did automobile tires. Will also buy'
Isecond-hand liil'niture, all clothes and;
:flllits, Call or write. S. Levinson. Junk'
'average cost per ion was 275, he es-
timated, exclusive of the cost of super. ,
vision and control by the Fleet. Cor'
poration. ‘
delivered up to November 11, out of
103 promised by t. t date, Senator
Calder said. The mpam'ee receiving
{the contracts were the Hog Island.
(Shipyard. Merchant Shipbuilding Cor-
| poratlon, Bristol. Pa; Submarine
.Board Corporation. Newark, N. J.:‘
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation,
and the Carolina Shipbuilding Corpor-'
ation, of Wilmington. N. C. i
iTODAY m WALL STREET.
_ Q‘s
l \V’ALL STREET. .
1 ---Peace. shares wel-
, for gdvancement
1' «mm lite..-
iStoarfiiarluiet. hip .83 proved the
only noteworthy ,ptlou. Marine
! Preferred dropping 5; points to a
:now low level for the current more»:
'fessional inter-
98 of today's
,ment. Oils, tobaccos. leathers. 1ertil-=
. half hour. standard rails making on
, nominal advances.
lCc-rtificates were again the spectacu-
(l-~
"s gain of 37 points at 260.
“’ALL
genders were obscured during the
can. surprised his father at his home
at 9 North ave‘fiuc by making an en-
tirely unexpected appearance. He is
to sail for foreign waters almost im-
mediately. so made a farewell visit to
his home. returning to his station this
morning. »
William Couch of the United States
navy, who is stationed at Charleston.
S. C, is enjoying a fiftc'eli—day leave of
in connection with the work of pri- absenCe at his home in Lawrence
street. second district.
\Villiam Milne, who has been enfw‘lr‘
ins: a ten days' leave of absence from
his d
naren
camp yesterday.
Miss Alice Creagh has returned to
her home in Main streetrafter a plea?
ant visit with friends and relatives in
New York and Brooklyn over the llol’~
idays.
Mrs. H. M. Gardner returned to her ...:
after ‘
': planned were awarded by the Board, enjoying the holidays with friends and
home in Camp street, yesterdav.
relatives in Danbul'y.
liar-old Winters. who has
spending a few weeks in Co
terday.
Leo Kenney. oi Brooklyn. is spend
work at the factory of ii. Jacob-l &’
80119.
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HARTFORD. Jan.
were to have been heard by the Con-
emc Court today in the
Erasmo Perretta and
erretta from sentence of
death imposed in the Superior Court
in this city last September. but. the ill- >
1 nelss of State‘s Attorney Hugh 3!. Al-
_:30 a. m.. Jul, 9_ corn made postponement nocessary.'
ain singled out Execution of sentence has been stayed :
The accused are‘
lc‘ed of killing;
net'tlcut Supi‘
appeals \ol‘
Joseph P
pending the appeal.
Nea’.«Britain men emiv
Frank Palmese on June I.
:xoovemioa BU LKELEY RECOV.
ERING.
HARTFORD. Jan. 9.—-lt was said at
izers. motors and accessories gained the \Vashington street home of former
one to almost three points in the first GOVernor Morgan _G. Bulkeley. today, '.-.-
that he was recovering satisfactorily ;
Texas Land Trust from a sudden attack or acute indigeo, .2
lion. suffered while in a barber ration;
of 24.! in? feature. adding 30 points to yester- Wednesday. He was sitting up in his,
room this l‘m-enoon. Because of his
5 illness lie was unable to participate in.
STREET, Noon— -F0rmer ' the inaugural of Governor Holcomb. .
Wednesday.
rooming by the further strength of
specialties at gains or one to tow
into. Prominent in this mun were
' ct Sugar. American Can. Linseed.
Corn Products. carol-nu Packing. in;
ternatlonsl Paper and U. 8. Rubber.
Other noteworthy features included
Associated Dneoodn- Ml!
moat Stores and Cuban-American Su-
gar’at gains of 4 to 10 points. Rails
werendull. but firm, Texas Pacific in-
dicating further accumulation. while
Texas Pacific land Cu'tificatoo added
fifty points to early gains, odd lots
Ielling up to 310. Coppers and Mo»
tors Were in demand at noon, and the
market assumed wider scope.
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p. m).——-Investment rails were in mod—
erate demand at midday. but Union
Pacific and St. Paul Preferred were
theonly transportation: to rise abovoi
fractions. United States Steel Com—
mon reacted while the preferred
strengthened. Marine Preferred and.
ihigh-priced- oils were extremely “'1‘ng
inlet. 8
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SPRINGFIELD, MaSs., Jan. 9.—An-L
nouncement was made today that bee--
ginning about a week hence. when-tho;
manufacture of airplanes will virtually
cease, the Springfield Aircraft Corpor'l‘
atlon will be organized as the Wason.
Manufactlring Company. and the man-l
_‘._
WILL R
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' utacture of cars will he gradually re-l
fsumed, specializing in the new "6ne-'
man" type of trolley car.
,CUT ' THIS our IT is WORTH
; MONEY
; _Don’t miss this. Cut out. this
slip. enclose with EC and mail it to
'Foley 8:... Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.
Chicago. Ill., writing Your name and
address cleaiiy. You will receive in
return a trial package containing.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs. colds and croup; Foley Kid
ney Pills. for pain in sides'ond bath:
rheumatism: _l§ackaclic. kidney and
blender, ailments ;f and Foley (Ea-thereto
A W arfiin‘g
iron PROMPT mix-m" mo".
Grip, sore Throat, Cold in Chest and
all inflammation and Congestion.
(‘ivnm 0! Mustard gives instant relic!“
and column to the Meter.
It is far superior to mustard plas-
ters or any linimcnt on the market.
relives congestion, inflammation
and pain almost instantly. It takes
the place of plasters or liniments for.
colds, pains and aches.-
It he): produced wonderful result-
wilh thousands nflliezcll \i-lt‘l sore
throat_ tonsilitis. stiff neck, neuralgln.
congestion. l-lleumatzsni, Spi‘fllns. sore.
muscles, bruises. colds in the. chest.
bronchitis. cl'olip. hes-incite, lumbago.
pains and aches ot the back or Joints
and chilblains,
Every household should have a. jar
of Cream of Mustard in the medicine
chest for emergency. Ask your drug~
gist: 250 and 50c jars. hospital size.
$2.50.
The Cream of Mustard (30., South
Norwllk. Conn. '
For sale at the following drug
stores :
. Norwalk—H. Ghendenning & Oo.’
Norwnlk—Devine a Hardwick.
So. Norwalk—F. H. Baxter.
So. Norwalk—LLiggett ’3 Drug
Store.
So. Norwalk—Plaisted’s Drug
Store.
80. , Nowalk—Stillso’ n-Powoll
. so. ‘NI orwalk—clifi'ord Phar-
iities at 'St. Louis. 310.. with his
ts in Maple street. returned to.
beenI
. ldbrook.
Tone billion dollars; At this rate. the returned to his home in Norwalk, yea-
9.—Arizumeuts '
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5 Serving Tables Worth newt» sun *4
' AT 310. EACH
»mymoddservingrsb1esinosk.rumdaskadm_
sionnauoopfioaolhu‘dn flyonhavca;1aoahrou.
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weekly
CABINETS FROM . . . . . . .................. $39.75 to ”9.75
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New Periecnllll
0il Healers?
From $5.45
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WE BPEGIALIZE IN FURNISH] NC: Home COMPLETE. ‘ . Q
Sterling Furniture Company;
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W . name“ ... n... _ m ...”...
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TWO :YOUNG BOYS _ multimi-~ .1". . ....
‘ MISSING'FROM HOME yo;- Hard Woodin Blocks, , .
"""" -‘ We Also museums-again
l lt whs reported to the police, tdhih “J Sixes. .-
mdrning that two young secon o- ‘ ,.
trlct boys have dreamers: fr'loxiln 2161? w M, EFFR‘ ’N I l .
homes and cannot be four: . _e on y . . . . l
are the thirteen year old son of Hr. ? now“ 9‘", Bast “W
.and Mrs. angels :I‘lrclla or 9 mm 13.441. p . 441.
. place. and the oleien year old son 0! .- _ .- . _ . , » “n.4,: _
Hit. and lira. John Rappi. also of > _
Davis place. on.
The boys lait their home yesterday . . . , . . ,.
without notifying. their parents and ‘ j . ‘
did not Mam home all night. This . . , ...... ..
mon‘imz they were still missing and Egg Stove , . ‘ ‘
their much alarmed parents notiled 9 . .9 . ..., .,,. ...
the on“ s. They said they wauld give .
the police a description of the t'Ituoyl-lx . .. ., ._,.._ ¥
but up to Dre‘fli'iliile they ltm. no ap- _ . ‘
neared at headquarters and whether. ut an ea
llm l'mv"! have returned home or not ill .. u! .. . ,
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