,- » J , . filmy. ms missing on; island
t ‘4? Ad EClty girl. they concluded it was not
”B o"vs. . 18'39- mgomewlgtheae-
. . - . out it“. wow“. . locational-fir. Ill-l - gleetives e We at the missing
AHVERHSEMENTS . moo rm Ian; any melt um. “mm’ -- 47..., ~ film montmnmm
.E . ”WWW my _ New Yorksndm-emes,mztl‘l lwoodslsnsttbdi-m.
i }v ' " " ' ’ " expected that th- _ film“ The low York pone.
. l trultml within the ~ Mme May “they do not believe
_ -_ _ - hog". nth. -‘l v“ I“ gulls ltd-saloon- lemmas
~ report-o M 3 test in; on missing rum tint will
wmm . u E E '0‘ w gxdmlngrflhaéflztvak expected at. h lend “all? They are in-
» __ — a . . - m
’7 . FOR SALE—SMITH MOTOR tord.ywho ”W the “2:338:11 I a 58%. 0mm: :2:
— 0023:! mm _.whesl. $30. Exedlent condition. Also the murdued’sirl- bu 59‘! ct r-orkflw tint the girl not her
rm! ,3...“ m m memo- mot-mere: ... m intellltccmnrzrr iwre. .1: mm m ... ..
' ‘ t i , _ . l , _ e l -:uw e '
WANTED. e r m cm corset work room, ‘ felts Garage. Tel. 1633-3. 11 Edlle Ave. ac}, and at," w arias. ‘2; i may wood: by own ‘3;
‘-l--n for openings in our finish-
;qzlng dept. The finishing of
New: is a real trade. It pays
tl{.:il wages through piece work
l‘J’l‘. Apply at Employment Of-
ll!“ at 8 a. nl..
Norwalk Tire 8; Rubber Co.
in“: Norwalk.
FOR SALE ~LADlES BICYCLE.
, 'Wlll sell very cheap. 19 Grovc St. Tel
1 19130.
WANTED
good salary permanent positions.
nouns ’ -
143rd St. and 3m ave... N. Y. C.
vs
F O R SAL E ~LARGE HOUSE AND
and men to learn Loumbufl’ So. Osborne Ave... So. Norwnlk, Conn.
. Mathewson a 00. ' . “
E . FOR SALE—{YHEVROLET CAR
WAITED
SEWING MACHINE orn-
ATORS. PAID WHILE
*r- . «‘1 E1917, first class condition. Call 96%
WANTED — NICE . BOARDING" South Main Sil‘cet: between 6 and 8.
plzlce tempormilv, for man and wife. evenings. ‘
Apply "A. P‘. l'." Sentinel Ofl‘lce.
LaAlut'nto. omen: m-
sonv a 00., mo.
- FOR SALE~A TWO SIX YEAR OLD
WANTED “To run: a cottage. fur-l WOI‘k horses WElEhing 1,566. Ford tour
ni~lmll it possihltu City or little ways lug car. Two square «box wagons. 5.
out. by responsible party, without chil-l W'inflcld street. East Norwalk.
WANTED
Experienced Goodyear Stitch-
ers.
Co, South Norwalk, Conn.
WANTED —lCXl‘l£lilE.\'CEll rill-:55!
'(- > Apt-Iv Nfll‘ll'fllk
fll';l~tlf lElHll St.
ll'nl‘st (30.. 1‘17
WAVTED HOY T0 ll'ORK l'.\' Fl.\‘~
lfiliikll ROOM. MUST BE OVER 16.
Al'l'l ‘l' R. 0' ll'. HAT SHOP. CROSS -
«A \ ll ltll'HR STS.. NORll’ALK. CONN
UNION CARPEN.
l’nion wages. lnqulro' An-
muv l't‘illl. ('lit‘l‘ street or Central H0-
Norwrlk.
WANTED-~FOI'R
,,, Em.
wwreofii COMI'ETENT MAID'
v.
unguw'. llr‘ftll'onccs required. AD-
‘-l.<. .\l. E. '1‘. Brown, 79 Franklin
i. . \‘tll'utlllik.
.1)-
HELP WANTED—MALE
DEPARTMENT STORE MAN.
,lw you ruiil'clv satisfied? Many a
u n: - lllal'itinc limo in a position of-
1m in: scum [I0>Sihilitlris for the future.
LllE t. a larva long established coff-
«w national lll scope. with a number
n; «we in l:'l‘lt)llS cities which offers~
1mm ..»l filill"~ opportunity to men who
:5) their zuhilitv. It you are a clean-'
.r-m. will? llll‘lll-le. mrncst man with sat-
j>lll’ ml‘y rut-rcnr'es as to honesty and
jrrvvl'itv. {ill’l not over f}0.\'cal's of 3.29."
'\l - mil give _\(-u every opportunity and E
nuance to learn O‘tlr businow. Read:
_< ~.
l
i <
=l'
nrl tfvllt wages Willie lwal‘nint.r and a' ‘ , -
‘ ‘ , meals lf tlcsll‘cll. Nils. M. 1.. Dean. 1-
3M" won Of l‘ceponsihility assured will") (lurror ‘stl‘t‘t't. First house Off Fairfield 1y decorated. Itlrnaco hull. in... .‘ (4m
i'l ...... of training is completed. Pro\'- Aye. Vé‘mf‘nt‘t‘. Luge garden. Fix" :vz-l'
c-w ~.‘.irit-ll('y will meet with quick ad- . . {run and shlldc lrcos. fvnzlll r-msn.’
« .E. mum mulls organizations wherc' _ FOR cam-«Titans: vnnv DES'lR—‘E- “v -’““‘""" ”Wk-“0"" ”mm” 53 "pm“ ”um'm‘ on “on" "M“
‘ . » . e i _. . . ., l
;. .; ,.sl‘_< mum is not only l'ecosanFG.able apartments 5. 6 and 7 room. Jami-(“an 5" Nomdlk’ 5
l. x n-um-nlml. Address for gppglnl- , tor service, steam heat and hill water-,fl~r 7 h.”— E “WW, I E E. I“:
3' ‘ : 3' 7A" improvements and new decorating S FOR SALE—PROPLER’IW (Al; 5:“;
' ' n- - .- elviow :l'fl‘nllP. »nf|ll re 0 .cs e'
h. S. H. i$""' $40 and $45. Gibson Smith. Till: EG bl i
“ “ ""“"" — ity Place, Phone 1117. . am 9' 4‘
WANTED-—FPZVT mans OVER lfi' .. :—-w ,._,._,____-M _.- _, " w ”‘1
’ °‘ light factory work. 150 ””1101”. TO LET—l room apartment to adults .
' "l‘i‘Llaini-‘a" 2‘4 i““‘;o“":fk- “ebb“Elinls'. Rent 39 Second floor, rear, ovor NOTICE E
““ ' R "g ("p— “ “"‘hmgmn lConncally & Bmcken's Shoe store. For The pmolju Mary Set. *
Efurlht'l‘ partctllal‘s inquire of Old Well; vice Station a now open. 3
"" . . _ . - - Cigar C0. 1 '
WANTED-JVORK. CHILDREN'S ' __l Tie h1g3,“ Fla“ °f game”
.m . mung people‘s Drossn's'aker, will TO LET 6 rooms at 37 Spring street.{ £21.18,»ch “9118’ I?" I l“ I am: :
H van lmdorvl ear. dresses, coats‘ and Inquire .llrs. ll. Tal'lol', 15 Grove street.i magi n on a ‘m 0 ;
mum. Mrs. E. J, Bach. 17 Lowe Si."[‘tl 1352.12. 3 '8' , _ ‘
.m .753 or “m. 5 ‘ ' Work Called For and Dellvered
. , . .. . TO LET :2 rooms at 96 Taylor ave—g Norwalk Storage Battery
1' ”‘7"lTE°”R("(E"‘iP"~l:“”a“? T‘m' tllle. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tal'lov, 16; Company I
ll. l. vlt is. .U S ( lua—(‘f‘glt it"llflt‘t" ( l!) CZ'UVP fill'“?!. 01‘ telephone 18:12-12. I 72 N0. Main st. 80 NUrV/alk
c n..- ._-~_-- _ . . Phone 336—2 '
WANTED- nv ' lo ' ' .' z . % ¥
Hr] Nam)“¥Lllorl\<(*‘l:t:T1:‘O;(: ; TO LET Slx 'I‘OOlllS at 6 Cross? .
__‘”"_H‘l_v'k'ep);‘ .‘ {‘2‘} “_ listreer- South .Nortvalk. First nooni i
. 1.. , rule 0 .entmc 'gRt‘nt “3’ Enquire of F. Df Lawtonf, Automobile Insurance.
‘ . . . ‘ . . - .5 40 Bayvicw av a. l Protect yourself against it'll‘v, Theft.
.HNTED' :le?: MAA TIO LIVE, _ i: [Collision Liubility, Propertv Damage.
umm- pace or genera wor'. find with best American Companies For!
'w-u how tB' milk and Caro. FIORES G GE I .. I
Apply in person. B. thck-E
.-, mkside Ava. Dnl‘ien, ('t.
.A. aural)
tllllls FOR SECOND'
:r lll. Apply Alllcriczln La
lil‘f—Icnt St.. H. Xi)! lvalk.‘
_.-_ .. i
'll‘INTlJTIMAN “'HO
.llt will make liberal ar-
L‘llidc from Harbor
Office. one block from
and return. .llay 1 to
l??)
l or, perhaps. onlv l)(‘-'
\U l".'..lik Station and office:
.mmw- i'v!‘ comm’ltOl'. APPLY
7m Park Are. New Ym-k,’
:: .32 ”l" 8365.
‘.’l‘EO ~~ l’wm: men to learn but
in. .1 pa} whilo learning. ClO-
’.'l.t;l'l i‘lt.
.-, NTED WIIXPERIENCED TRIM
a wit and still hats. also young
. 2.. lmrn trimming and bindiu'
I-\ v hill.-
4 -v (‘0
l », . .r
Lounsbury, Mathewson & jwazm. call a:-
St
—-~ l
_.l t. up :00] cook. No laundry workl'
Edl‘nn. Addr-es "Cottage" care of Sen-E
tlnel. !
FOR SALE—PIGS, SIDEKIAN
, , .1 E Y _. Hares. Flemish Giants, 200 chickens.
~ WANTE°”~““D 510‘: "Zi‘ES-‘g Sale begins Saturday, 12 o'clock. ‘Mal’
h b ‘2 -“'y moo 3rd, Supervisor School Gardens. 4
. 1’ 0““ 9‘ "3 9 “'5' Newtown Ave. Tel. 1641-5.
day. Mrs, l‘. 1;. llackley. cor. of 1.0mm
and owayton Arc. Rowayton.
house work. Threo
FOR SALE—BRASS BED COM-
_ . ' plete. Enamel bed springs. Wicker rock
WANTED-«20 MBA-“OMEN. U 5- ers.’ mahogany finish. Saline. Several
Government JObS- 31.000415“) year-Jodi! chairs. Ice chest, lawn mover. On
for “St posltl'ons Ob‘ view, Fri. and Sat. after 2.30 p. m. Sar-
« Wm WOOd‘MIen ,groundc. Fine home ““1 To “we is due to the [set tint there are no
an estate. Marcus 0. B. St. John. 18 wounds that. in the Opinion of the
if
m _ -u m... ‘1
“anus-um
findings will be submitted to Conner
John Phelnn when Noted.
ltummdbytbspolloethatm
report of the medial mother '11]
celar up my doubt Is to the cans. of
death. Tint poison administered in-
temaliy woe the com has been the.
generally accepted thoory, however.
since the discovery of the body. This
authorities. would have coused deeth.
Sergeant Fruit Vlnul of the State
Police is running down every ”I.
ble clue in connection with the case.
He is still firmly convinced that when
the id ntlty of the shin girl is es-
tablishid the persons responsible will
be quickly brought to Justice. He is
being assisted by Shefitf Edgar H.
Perry of Westoort. who has been in.
tel'viewing dentists throughout this
section or the state in an effort to
locate the man who can recall hav-
ing Worked on the delfl girl's teeth,
Sergeant Virelli in not inclined to
consider the story told by Gilbert Ste-
vens a New Conan garage mu. im-
portant. He said inst night that ,.
believes on» interaction provided by
Stevens is too vague to prove ol any '
great value. Stevens is the men I'hu
told the police he, recalled haying
seen a large automobile with a New
York marker. stop at his place for
gasoline last February. Then: was
something wrapped is s blsnket, in
the rear, he said. which sum-ed his
susplcions. ln reply to his question
Ell'l'ite immedilllelv
Vtainablc. Franklin Institute. Dept. 23 P. lain lG-l East Ave.
Rochester. N. v. I
a ‘“.‘T".h —' ‘ "
_ ’ E FOR RENT‘ONE 4 ROG.“ AND I!
WANTED“'E‘\PERIM‘('I”D BOOB" two room; house. inquire at silica-9
keeper. Replv in own handwriting. Ad: dow St .
«dress ”Box 4:. Bookkeeper" care of Sen- ‘
tinel.
; 1'0 Lu
l l l A“ __—
FOR SALE—«GOOD ‘msxcrj‘ 1‘0
_' get a fine Dodge touring car in first
tclass condition at «right price. 339'
» - ' tires. Tel 8H3. after ’ .m‘ '
TO LET a: vtm l'.PLEASA.\"l‘ FUll-‘ " "
nislled rooms. cool range and gas for
cooking: Elet- lights and bath. near
"t‘l‘lli‘l. 7 (ll'ovc St.
E
g
FOR SALEwA BARGAIN. “NE
building lot at Dorlons Point. neat
Country Club. Lot 50x26” ft. fronting
‘ ' on bt‘ai'h. With repd‘finii rights. Ideal
E regarding the contents of the blanket
he was informed by the driver that it
"as a drunken also. .
Detectives {mm thel’ew York city
Police Department, Bureau of Miss-
ing Persons. viewed the body Sutur-
llcllllmt
District of ‘Norwzllk. ss. ~ Probate
Court. April :4. A. II. 1919.
[Plain of ll'illiam E. Ritcll into of
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate {or the District.
rd IOCILV. ‘Edwnrd Gooklngbsm, state
FOR RENT—BARN. ll SAIR ST.
lnquil'o on premises.
TO RENT~FURNISHED llOl’SF.
(llll'zlgt- on plvrc. about on;> and one
lmll’ miles: north of Norwalk, One min-
ill“ to fills. For particulars phone lQTG
FOR RENT—GARAGE 107 80
MAIN Si. So. Norwalk. i
TO LET:5 LIGHT ROOMS. SCRIP-
tlcl‘ Al in new“ Conn. Arc. if. F. \l'ihhcn.
Sr-l'ilmvr Av".
l
l
TO RENf-J’URNISH‘EI) ROOM l>:‘
pl'li'fllt' lllmilv Also usc of kitchen for
for summer home. inquire-C. P. Noyce}
til: So. Main St. or Phone 822.
of Norwallt. hath limited and nllowed
‘six months from the date hereof for
creditors of said Estate to exhibit their
FOR SALE~SEVEN PASSENGER!
0i orland in A 1 Condition, a great. DorE
gain for ”0.00 -Allstln's. Garland.
Phone 1959.
_ __ .- , .)__.__,
5
FOR SALE~ON SOI'TH MAIN STE
Ono futility housp, all improwmcntsfl
and two family house will be sold reasEE
onalllo. Owner living out’ of town. Add
dress “Owner" care or Sentinel. t
I
~.._. ...._,.._._.__..m .M- .. A--.
FOR SALE—RESIDENCE. ELM}
strccl. Norwalk. Just on “'95! AVeI
All new plumbing. clot-lair ilrllta new
‘not receive invitations to ride in one;
'who preferred to stroll through thei '—‘
.berteds
learning. Crofut -& ,
._ .' part iculars l
Have your Ford ol‘erhauled 'or 1'0: Ask Jon
ll T. Hayes ..
paired at Fiore‘s Garage, 11 Hanford:
Place. Tel. 923. Genuine Ford partSE It). 7 loin 3b.. Hm
- - “AI. mun—manual 1
used only.
LOST, g ' PROFESSIONAL.
._‘._ l
PIANO lusrnucrtou
WINN SCHOOL
Ragtime and popular tmuelc laugh
anyone in 10 to 20 lessons. ll’inn Me-
;tllod. studio days, Mon. Tues... Wed.
aldcaowos'smovso ff." ...... t“? a‘ {1“ ‘° 9 p' 1“ PM“ “35’2” 13°
A SUNDAY OUT 0' DOORS llashlngton street, South Norwallt. op~
a positc Post Office. Studio now Open.
Those that did not own cars or did ~
‘ MRS.
LOST~LADY’S GOLD ivmsr'
watch. Initials “M. L. T." between H:
Edlle aventlc. East Norwalk and tlln‘
Armorv, Sunday evening. Reward. Tel-
ephone '18 47.
LOUISE CAMIELD, 142 Mean
street .Norwglk. Com: private lea-
sons llfidlnlclng. Telephone 1838. , -
4r ====F
sn‘qule-és um: i
woods and fields possiblyyith .81 fish; Ford Tut Service. We ism;
rod for comm}: So that in the If-gfor 0min! mmmmnm
turnout: the city was praetlcolly 931cm!“ mm m. ‘
’ » f ‘3 {M N l ,
yesterday took to the trolleys, bungee:
and jitnev fllvvers, except for those;
and llaviland Sts. So. Norwalk.
3 night. Victoria Tut Station. Phone 9:7
pu
claims for settlement, Those who ne-
glt‘t‘l to pro-sent theirfiwnounts, propu-
ly attestediwltmn sail dam. will 'be
Ilelnsrreds upecov ry. persons in-
debted l, “Cf ‘ mfil'mlml to
make ’im’met‘lidte My _ ‘0 '
ll'llJJAM lC. RlTCH. JR.
’ Execwor.
_,- ___.,., - a -_.-_
BUSINESS NOTICES.
FORD REPAIRING AND HOUSE
WIRING
Valves ground. carbon removed $2.30
Transmission bands rellned and put in.
van furnish the lining, 82.50. Rear end
overhauling without parts $25.00. Elec-
tric fans vacuum cleaners cleaned and
F. J, Flaherly, 4 Charles St. E. Nor-
walk.
P‘AN’AMAS AND ALL KINDS OF
straw hats cleaned. pressed and dyed
all colors. John Redwny. cor. “rater
SPRAYth‘. IN SEASON. TO DO
tree work of all kinds. Henrv Beau-
poin. Telephone Connection. South Nor
walk.
NOTICE TO THE PUILlC.
On May 5th 1 will open on up-llodate
blucksmith shop next to Wickwire's
garage on No. 10 Knight street. Nor-
walk.
JOSEI’H A. ANGIOXE.
..DO YOU LlKE DELiCIOUS AP
pics? Now is be time to spray your
(recs. Let us do it for you. “'9 are
experts n this line. Leave your orders.
at once. Josepr Cornell and Son, Treel
specialists and entomologists. 'plicne
258, Norwalk.
".~
._—_——-
TAXI SERVICE
cars for hire all hours of the day and:
i
Romano and Cutrone. Props.
PAturmo awn-HAN (mm
decorating. pslnter's supplies; m
osper. unto-into styles. lam prices.
Estimates cheerfully xiv-n. Tris! or-
-tlllnzs?
hoped to conceal their Grin-e.
The Bridgeport police may investi-
nte the use today to ascertain whe-
ther the body is that of Mrs. Agnes
Galore, aged 40 who dlsnppeured
“may 19, from her home at 102
Block Rock svenue. Captain Oman
of the Detective Bureau doubts very
lunch that there is any chance of the
body being that of the load Woman
bee-use o! the wide dlKerence to
description. Mrs. Connors weighed
15‘ pounds and was five feel four
inches tall. Her hair was cllcstuu‘
nulsll‘sfil’l‘i
llllll lull lillNflRS
“'ASHINGTON Hay ELM—A disputt,
between Oregon and other state;
which claim to hove passed their
21.»... ' lberty Loan quota develop
shah-1mm of the Oregon campaign teb
“cached Secretary Glass that Ore
[on bad oversubscrlbed b; 'iopular
subscription. and he and othc. ‘lates'
managers said they understood lows
sud Michigan had made their rec-
ords of oversubscription previously
only because banks in those states
guaranteed the quotas. Should this
prove to be the csse. Oregon will
clai- thc honor of being the first
stlte to raise its quota solely from
small popular subscriptions.
Vermont. also clslma to hsve over-
subscrlbcd. but substantiating proof
his ”mt reached the treasurer. ln~
Mtlgluon will be ,ordered by the
trensury to ascertain tile facts under
which Iowa and Michigan reached
their goals. . '
Additional reports of subscriptions
today raised the total of the loan to
about 81,700.000,000 .with only one
week remaining to push the total in
the 54.500.000.000 desired.
t
.._ —. -—_......._
ENGINEER MINOR
PLEADS ron WALKS
Continued tram First Pm _
’_———.
l have walked over flag walk:
that tipped with your weight, necessi-
tating a balancing act; over tar walks
where gullies of a foot or more . in-
tervened between the mounts oi
the original surface; over walks that
Were once mum where the tar went
down and the stones came up to the
discomfort of the pedestrians; over
sections of our main thomuzhfares
after a rain-storm when pedestrians
preferred the road to walking
through three inches of wnter.
l have watched the army of work-
ers coming out of our factories con
fronted with these sidewalk abominlr
tions dny by day. and have felt that
they were entitled to something bet,-
ter.
The Itrungers within our [rates—
what reports will they carry away
concerning our sidewalks. or prospec
tlve manufacturers planning to locate
here. will they {all to note these
This city cannot maintain its self-
esteem. cannot maintain a programs~
slve spirit without a vast improve-
ment in these walking conditions. It
is in the power of the people to im-
prove conditions both by individual
and organized eflort. This is the city
of our choice. .Vl'e are going to live
here and we want to be proud of it.
but we cannot be mud of a city with
ugly walks.
' HENRY R. MlNOR.
~Sentlnel Want Advertisements sre
sure to bring themes-4 results obtain-
an
T LIFT onE comm
Apply few drops than lift son.
touchy cams off with
- lingers
ders solicited. To; an. Alena“?
White. 61 It! El! Om..-
union PARCEL olevznv—ca-
ward J. “sherry, proprietor. Truck-E
; , lon distance haulin- his“
:5, my; trucking Office telephones
1581, 300 some can .
RUCKIM . ter .1.»de half
and long WK ' hall"!!! and 'm,‘ “l
n om venue. But 34ml.
noun. amount"
“Fro-toms. *‘5‘3: “Vi-Wm
t
l
i
?
C,
n m with a picture of Eth-
l
3!
t’V‘
W 5: ’* it“? :"i
’ Children wake up with
a Clean Tongue, Sweet
Stomach, Clear Head. 'All
Fevcrishness, Biliousness
and Constipation Gene!
Delicious Laxative!
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m- 5- 5.--: we}
FAIRFIELD COUNTEY 8. 8.
Professor Gnomes l". Kent sud [’10- E tary of the Sunday school exchange.
honor uther Welgle, both of Yale will E .
be the speakers at the commence held l anans up cum GAME; 2. . Hm,
by the Fstrlleld County Sunday schoolE lo .HOT Yunnan-lying“ ,
workers. This conference will Int. NEW BRITAIN. May 5.”?0m”
m can l-Id '1“ be held at the} drinking bout .augmented by (It.
Bridgeport. 0min: today at 3:801” fined $200 and costs an'd sun‘s-e
o‘clock with the afternoon sesion. and Ejajl for six months: Lawrence Tran
n supper at which Howard Spoor will was fined 3100 Old costs; and NC.
preside as toasimnster. Afternoon and zelmet, 8200 and costs, in the city“
“sail-0.11mi Hurry Pl. Read will preEItnto the card game whereupon we
have heard of and seen advermd
so many years. The one that's built of;
eight interlacing Ostcrmoor sheets, which after
being dud-hid and sewed within thc‘fick is
ready for you to sleep on for the mstof your lific
andthcn bequesthtoyourhcirs. merchant:
record of three generations sleeping on the
same Ostermoor. It has been in satisfactory
use for fifty—two years and tin: is s pretty good
record for (Inability—isn’t it?
Cm: In and let “bellow
:2: more WW warm cm:
willenableywtoemme‘ andtcstb'etorc youbuy.
C00 ‘ ”1'
Angcvlue Furniture
‘HEFs'hfield’s Motor Express
or , .
122 WATER sum. 30. NOBWALK; PHONE 294.
NEW YORK, MBMAVIIUE; man runs” 7“.
DAILY TRIPS emu 303W“! mm NEW YORK
Operate Seven Best Trucks in the mu. Also Hydraulic Bump
for 0rd Muttogtsntion will be given.
1' on. E.
0&me help employed. A receipt given end obtsind
goods
I m ythlngsnywhas. lojobtmhmo'mm
Wshsulsn
Q
0 .‘
Padded Vsna for long Dunne. furniture Ion-g.
BENJAMIN HERSHFlELD. Weber
Try Our Home Made
Doenn't hurt a bit! Drop a little FreP- .
zone on an aching corn, instantly thaté
corn stops hurting. then you lift it :
right out: es, magic! 1
A tiny , .
tow cents at any drug store. but is M-
has“ to remove every hard com, soft
can. érebfn between the toes. and the
this.
tie of Freezone costs but a:
WWW or brim-7-
g -- CANDIES ‘—-
tauntecmfifl'
I MADE FRESH DAILY - ..
if“
church ”lot of the United church‘md gunplay. John Belblll of In“... 5 1
Hartford slim Miss Elizabeth Hm' 5“
WORKERS CONVENT'ON who has been serving ss state sea}.- of“
.3‘
,‘ -
rdi
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