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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 6, 1919 · page 11

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openings in our finlsiho
The finishing of,

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i.~ it l‘I'lIl trade. It pays’
. 1n \I 1.:-‘.~ Ihruuuh piece work.
Mmly :II lituployntunt (ll-

'1“ b :1. III.

Norwalk Tire. 8; Rubber 00.

 

 

 

WANTED
SEWING mom om.
ATORS. Pm WHILE

 
 

:EARNING. mm, emf
:IonY & co., ma.

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crimp. D0&1.m

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Twenty Jive Words»:- Less, flow
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TO LET—FURNISHED

Qt, So. Norwalk (It.

TO RENTWOXE

 

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FOR RENT~ONE I Rock AND 1'1
' two room house. Inquire at 62 Meadow

I from 2 to 5. ~\V‘ednesdny afternoon.

noozIIs'
with or without board. Also rooms for'
light house keepinz. No. H Elizabeth

FOR SkLE—LOAD .OF FRESH
mackerai. Washington street bridge.

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con SALE—1916 HARDEY DAVID»
son motorcycle with side car, just over-
hauled. All good condilion. 1 Lexinzton‘
Ave.

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The crew of at lenst Que gggem.
ment pup has emu: museum.

.uImI early In the m by, sub

scribing 100 per unit. tothe

loan. The ml that ha this do?
tinction In the U. S. Wuhan my, 1 ._
stationed In the harbor. livery “9..
cer and member of the answer «we
ship has purchased .t'lolst or“ I‘m.
tory bond and so for“ in {mom fit
is the first government fussel mm,

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The W’adena mu: on foreign ("lty
from February 22. 1913. in Jamar ‘I. '
1919 being based at Gibraltar. 'I‘lm

 

 

 

FOR SALE—eBLLE FLAME Oll.

 

 

 

 

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PRos’A‘rE 3111.5 01' RnL EsTATE_1-u

IfEIfifiMVemd ntch belonging to

m the mu m .I M
head III the must Me!- In flim-
ed W. said My there ”huge
no clause in his condition M u 7
night was decision to be «mm
five wen-kw Monaural; In em
breakdown. Father Hughes “m -
”union‘s ml of the time On!"
the lfllt twmv‘s.

291cm
unsound!

——that 5 what on go at 29
mils ohm. hinlcofrthc
chance of nccit'letlt 'even at

ten but? ' ' .
m m. nui-

M’halt that number. The Wad- CANAAN MYSTERY
J. H. WflleofChlongo. Itwnstnken
over by me government in Hay. 1917 mm m m ”1
oaths to this port in February, 1918
stalling minedhmly for We as
flu ship of It fleet of We. On
this trip on February “.1113 I'
Wner opened up and sank, the We-
duhn stood by and saved the entire
mew.

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Boning Commission Bill,
“opted by the Senate,

 

attenuate thank“ tent-u m on new,

mm (In line light vet don
velop some connection between the
Wee of Ms W. the
urenl ”mm In «marten m "
d5. appeared in so mysterious u mu.
.uer on February 14m, and for the
theft of whose our. nnhur W7. Plait.
of Dorian was. dfterwuds «ruled
In New \ork city. with the finding of;
the dead body or a young girl in theI,
New (‘nnadn rods. I

It Imill be antenna-red .iIlI mat
g-mt mterest the one was worked up
I In this vicinity and how closely the old
con-Ige on Pratt‘s island. of? ”mien.
was searched for e possible women m
Ihe case.

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with five moms. 33 (‘ove Ave. East stole. Iuob uIIIer. also 10 II p engine. A d W‘ very generally Wed that some girl hué‘lalowspceal math
Norwalk.RenI $14. inquire on premises‘ R. E. Ransom. Spring Hill Ave” Nor- UndeI and pursuant to an order or; men ed by th ouse may have been made auay with Md Cl - “a the - Mk!
l7. Knapp. walk. - the Courl of Probate for the lusNictI ”“"” .1113! (hpmla's disappearence was to nulls mph“

“Jag - ,_~-.___ __.-_,.1 _. of Norwnlk. authorizing tum thereumo “A“Tfl’m“ ““33 5-“E“l’e°“n8 1° mgngfihiffiflwfi “1 “ ”33‘1"“! Better be free horn W

ro LET—ONE (IR ‘rxt‘o mute- , FUR ante -s customs GREEN1Ihe subscribtr hereby offers for sale Im‘gjggrg‘: :::;:$: 13"; 1&2; gt;- gigrm rue flicfifigflvi.‘ 01:03:. by insuring your car. T3-
IIm furnished rooms suitable for llglti Alountain potatoes at :2. All kinds of all such rielI.. title afifimfifil IIRWI Tmly far its Tint bugiiess 53536,, WWW (Fin nuan. " ’
housekeepln: I‘m- iudies only. M 1‘ rubblte.‘ Older baby chicks for Satur- Ihm E Rilcli late of Howrah: In said Should the govmm' Mt 8‘!le WERE}? connection or the two “WNW ‘3 “e W“

lunl‘or‘d I’lle‘I', 'dav. Illa} lfiIlI, Tel. Mil-7 I. i Newman DiutrirI deceased. had at the time of mgnsfiiiffifgffihacrfifmygag for ill??? #1313513? one and " .znen 47‘ , _

* - _ _> _ Aye. ibis death In and lo the fnllmslnz deaf an the members w M . 1. ,

eon RENT All.\ll.\'. 11 mm sr. - cribed real estate to wit: 11.0?wmormw for ”:2 3.3.1.3; C3}; #25 OHEOK won FIREMEN 10h“ H. mm W
lnmtirn (In ill‘t'llllflt‘fl. FOR SALE—41,5 ACRE WITH :' All undivided one half interest in andf servance and to greet formal mem- In II-cknowledxement of their appre- I -

5- ——-— rooms housr" at Cranbury on Buss line. Ito those certain tracts or parcels of 1’9"“ ‘fl‘o‘e numbers probably will ciation of "‘9 efficient “911409 "“11“" 1 law m . 1

TO RENI‘ Isl-Rxmurm llOl'SH Price $2,200.00 paI-I cash. 230 Fifth land. shunted in "W ‘m M Rial!" :fiffjficéxi '33:???“ I‘ll-faxing?“ thiebz‘egrxglf 13‘8“;ng and his men or ‘ 1 V

Gumm- on [‘IIN‘P. about one and one Are. PelhamfiN. Y. or Phone 2127 M. 1field Fultfield County State of (‘on- bills for his g re tattoo at the “WW Reflm Theatre mm

 

 
 
 
 

‘ WANTED .
xpei'ienced'Goodyear Stitch:
Lounsbury. Mathewson &_
South Norwalk, Conn.

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and men to learn. LounsbufyII

. M'FilleWSOll 85 Co.
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WANTED —— Shoemakers.
Edge Setters. Lounsbury,
Mathewson & 00., South Nor-
walk. Conn.

Illilf miles north or Nonvalk One min
utt» In Rue 101 particulars phone 1376

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FOR RENT rrTllREE VERY DESIR-
ablt‘ apartments 6 and 7 room. Juni—
tnr sex-t ice. steam heat and hot water.
All IIIIPI‘DVPII‘IPHIS and new decoration

 

 

$33. $11) and $13. (libeon Smith. TrlIt '
'in l'luce. Phone 1117.
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“ AATED _ TO ”CT .4 room apartment to adults:
. onl '. Rim 3 Recon] floor. rear, over
Experienced Wood-h'eelers' ~ ) ' $ (

(‘onnerlliy & llrncken‘s Shoe store. For
.flll'llli‘i' pIII-II-ulurs inquire of (lid “'9"
('iuzu' (‘0.

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Ilnqulre llll‘s, It. Tarlm‘. 18 Grove sweat
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TO LET rooms at 96 Taylor ave-
nue. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov
Crave alreei or telephone 1352-12.

 

 

 

 

WANTED ~l"l3\\' GIRLS OVER It:
3-7 I; \ LIclII factory work. 13¢ per hour
“um!- loam-us. 54 hour Week. lVebh-

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WANTED ~— l'IXl’L‘HH‘BH'ICH Tl'llN-
,1!~I:l:ll‘l~ fin ‘lv‘dl'll. XIII‘\'.‘:Ilk
Jim «‘u. .\'o. 31.1111 and Ann SIS

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Vi/ANTED

l’ZXl’l-IRII‘INI‘l-III SALES

III -I Stop. \\':I~lIingIon SI

 

 

WANTED~IT PllOllSTli RS FOR [3
nlI- Ind mu. iIlI “mic. Apply to The
w- n Hoyt'.‘ Sou & (XI,

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“ ANTED , OPERATORS AMI
ma m. I II; years of are on power
4! “Incl-awe. \i‘uzes paid

McMahon. (fremmins

'IIIvi-Iington, 1420 Orchard SI..

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and
Nor-

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“v RNTED “I‘. .\l l RIE\CEI) PHI.S*
\plll\ Ntnuulk “dbl ('0 0.. 127
‘IlllL‘lnIl St.

‘ ANTED 4301' IN) WORK IN FIN-
Vt. ROOM. tifUS’I‘ BE OVER. 16.
\ iii R. .I‘ W ',HATSHDP GROSS

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Pay Union. wages.
new Vena. '(‘Iiff street or Central Ho-
el 5n Norwalk.

NANTED A COMPETE-NT MAID

. l " Emir] cook. No laundry Work.
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i wages. lloifeu‘sncc t—quired AD-
'\lI~', Ill. E. T. llImvn, 79 Franklin
Norwaikk.

.‘ ANTED -(.lRl:S FOR SECOND
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Il='. City
11-1» pitl't".

‘I‘oIIa2e"

or little ways
without chil-
care of Sen-

may.
'L’foD -,17 FOR CENTRAL
I. in famil}. Good
phone be: me “'ed‘nes-
‘. Hucklewor. of Logan

1 Ate. Rowayton.

L’I’I MEX-\VOMEN. U.
Jobs.

I"Yl'l“llllii.91\' for list positions: ob-
‘rEv, Franklin Institute, Dept. 23 1’,
«Ivr. N. Y.‘

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‘ ANTED~FXPERIENCED BOOK !

ltepl.‘ in ogrn handwriting. Ad-
"llux I3. Bookkeeper" Core of Sen—

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.ml link-in: (‘urn £3 \l'asllinc'tun

lI i‘ermmiwnt position. inquire Mill.

Stumfnrti,‘

\ II I l\ FIR S’l‘fl. NOR‘WALK, CUN\. _

w ANTED-~POUR UNION cannon!
Inquire An‘

luv. Regent Sr, P). Norwalk.
WANTED .xwr. BOAnnING'
.IunIIilI. fur man and wife.

' srvnt‘mel (mice.
"'ED ’10 run: :1 Collage. fur?

5 l 000411300 year. '

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—.in;: car. ’l‘wu square box wagons. 5’

To LET Six room; at 6 Cross “'inneld street. East/Norwaik.
Enircet. South Nol‘wniic. ’I’lrSt floor.‘ I
Rent $13.12uquiI-e m' P. D, Lawtqn.‘ 1 FOR SALE~SEVEN ‘ PASSENGER

40 Dal \ ion at enue

FIbRE's GARAGE

live your Ford overhauled Vor
paired at Fiort-‘e Garage. 11 llant‘ord

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l‘luce TI-l. .23. fienuiuo. Fin-d. part3
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AUCTION SALE
Auction Sale of the Mary Morton Prop~

erty on Trylor Avenue. John K.

Finch, Auctioneer.

To close the estate I will sell at puff

lir- auction. the the highest bidder, on
‘Mny l‘_‘. 1919, :II 2 o‘clock. p. m., on
ylln» premises. the ltoIIIesleud of the
iale Mary Morton. No.
nue.
or in“. l)\‘ ('I'own avenue: Easterly :30
feel, more or less by Taylor avenue:
Southerly 183 feel. more or less by land
of llxidget O‘Connor; and “'esterly 50
greet, more or lrss by land
& deon
Terms made known at time of sale.
JHOX K. FlN‘Cl-l.
Auctioneer
.By other
Allmjnlflmtm of the estate
Morton deceased

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AUCTION SALE
Public :IucIlon. Greenwich.
J. .11. Mitchell Auctioneer. will sell at

publin‘ auction. the entire contents
(If tlI-- Relieltk house. steamboat road.i
Tuesday. May 13th. at 10 a. m, charm,

and continuinz'ench day until all lots
an: sold ('aeit def-Osils required. Deni-
ms and "HM”? ‘Hlilllols donI miss this
hill"

‘IIOS‘I'.

LOST A BUNCH OF KEYS 81" n“-
day between Noruaik and Ronay InII.
, Finder please return to Sentinel ofilce.

 

WT~HAI.F GROWN
eat. Reward if returned to 4 Fairfield
Ave.

 

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LOST~C011AEL NECKLACE BE

tween 8 Sound View Teri ace and Hay“

ilanrl. Rowan]. Phone 111313.

 

WANTED.

WANTED~SINGLE MAN‘TO Ln 1-;1

on private place for general w.ork
Must know how to milk and care for
horse. Apply in person. B. Quac-‘ken
'bush. Brookside AI e'._ Darien, 'Ct.

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WANTED—Young men to learn Ital:
making. (4001 pay while learning. Cto-
i‘ut '& Knapp Co.

 

WANTED—EXPERIENCED TRIM
mers on soft and stlft hats, also young
women to learn taming—Old—
Good buy while teeming. Crolut
Remix. -

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TD IIPIT I: rooms at 67~Sprlng slreeI.‘

16;

If“

70 Taylor nl'ev‘
bounded Northerly 186 feel more‘

of Miller.

of ‘Aimmier K. 'Mortmn,

Conn.

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fOR SALE~SMITH
~wheel. 330. Excellent condition.

felt's Garage. Tel. 1633~3. ll Ediie Ave,
Q
East Nomik.

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FOR . SALE -I.‘ADIF.S BK'YCLE.
Will sell very cheap. 19 Grove SI. Tel?
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FOR ”LE MlgARGE HOUSE AND
grounds. Fine home place. To settle
an estate, Address '0. ’8. SI. John. 18
“So. Osborne Ave...
FUR SALEv-‘CHE‘VROIITJT
.1917. first clam condition. Price 337:-
(‘ali full, South Main street lit-tween
0: and 8.even1ngs

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fOIeIland in .\ 1 Condition :1 great Dal“
. grain fm $7110.00 Austin 3 Garage.‘
Phone 1959

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FOR SALE~ON SOI.’ Til MAIN ST
One famil) house all impxmt hunts...
and two family hour-ya will be u 'd rear
'onuble. Owner liting our of to .II. All
' dress “OWner" care of Sentinel.

FOR 8ALE-—RESIDE.\'(‘I‘1.
.streI-I. Norw'alk.
All new plumbing. electric lights. new

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'ly decorated, furnace heal. every con
\‘cnience. large garden. Fine well.
fruiI and shade trees. Smnll gain-me.
.12. M. Jackson IJarkaIk Stual’mv if!
',\\'all St. Norxtalk.

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FOR wISALl£~—l‘RUI‘FIl'l‘Y .i'I‘ 5??)
.SI “VI!“ il‘I'Illlt. Inquire of IIQII".
Gamble.

NOTICE

The'hoat-O-Lite Battery Ser-
vice Btation is now open.

The highest class of Buttery
Work, Recharging, Repairs and
Replacements on all makes 01’»
’3atteries.‘

Work Called For and Delivered
Norwalk Storage Buttery
Company
"2 No. Main St. 80 Not-we 11:
Phone 336—4

 

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PIANO INSTRUCTION
WINN SCHOOL
Ragtime and popular tmuelc Iauzh
Imtone in 10 to 20 lessons “'inn Me-
Ihod studio dais. Mon. Tues. Wed.
;10 a. m to 9 p m. Phone 11852.,120
Washington street South Norualk all
lowite Post Office SIDOIO now open

 

iSlLARY INCREASE
1FOR MR. WINCHESTER

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nicipal undertaking in the entire coun-
try. But the superhuman efforts put
Into this undertaking by Superintend-
ent W’inchester exacted much from
the faithful servant of the papilla
whose health is now badly tandem
and broken. When the increase was
announced to him, he was also otter-ed
Ea month‘ 5 full vacation to regain his
aheallh but the conscientious worker
knew that the pres-sure of urgent busi-
ness was too great for him to enjoy
imore than a few days of atria time,-
and accordingly remand.

 

- for some tune and “many confirm
ed this morning” ”twat ‘
er Who Interviewed. HF. ' "
nnthe commit-hart. The amoe-
rm: ct the-Wuhan.“
«am ma on m

‘wwo

Ito'rou'
A1301
twin Excelsior motorcycle. 385. Shu-K

So. .Norwalk, ('onn.1

FOR SALEw‘ TWO SIX YEAR OLD?
‘ work horses weighing L503. hird tour-L

El .11;
Just olt W’est Ale.

The rumor of Mr. lVlnchesiers ln--
crease had been going alaouI the city -

lnectieut bounded and (lesrrihed as
follows:

Parcel No. 1. In quantity fourteen
(HI acres. more or ”leg bouzwi
gNoth by land of Smithykemln“
must b\' land of Mrs. Johnson: Smith
!by hlzhway and land of Patrick Mc-
,(‘arthy; and west by hillbilly. together;
with all buildings thereon;

l‘urCel NH. 2. in :fiflnill} "to (2)
=ac.res more OI .Wded \orth.1
South and “’fI-I ht land or Frederic
F. Lewis and East in high“) Iosz'etn-
eI- with an buildings thereon:

Parcel No. 3. In qmmm- Hm
macros more oi less bounded mort

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12).
Gr

CAR less hounded North by bad of “arren tion

161.3111} land of Frederic l-l.‘
South by land éfsmtm‘nem-
togethet l

Hoyt
,‘L l “'15"
inztun and “'eSI by highway.
.‘wiIII all buildings thereon:
F'ur particulars and terms. apply to
WILLIAM E. HITCH. JR..
Executor

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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FORD REPAIRING AND HOUSE
WIRING

\‘aites 2r Iunti. carbon removed 52 50

Tranemiulon bands refined and put m.

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lit in a possibility that

itee, recalled from
clerk the bill reorganizing the State1

:saitl it “as very easy
mlzelighllng

ifighling bill but the House adopted':

consideration not

as I fire in the Hartford Lunch at 6 South
many as two years ago however and

Main street the trustees of the
a legislative Lander em have fomrde duo I‘hlel‘
recess will be neceesmy to afford Bogardus a check for $2?- to be :fld 3d
1"" " ‘ in Vhit‘h to veto any bills ‘ In the Firemen' 5 Fund.
. limit ‘I’ does not care to approve
.-\ lf‘ff .< until Friday of this week In
until It uay next week would give him
a margin of time and obviat the ne
acuity of a so-called "pork ’ veto.
Both branches, through anuImIt—E
the engrossing‘

The TR whens

HARTFORD, CONNEC Tvl-C UT

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Board of Education. This provided'
that the Governor should name nine
members. subject to confirmation by.
’the legislature. but an amendment
will be offered to allow him to make .
‘direct appointments. as there is noti
time enough left in which he may 59- .
lecI members subject to confirm-
lt was thought like!) that the .’
amendment would be acceptdble. .

The. boxing commission bill, which =
the Senate, soothed was amended in
the House In the relation to the ap-
pointment of the oominis'nion by the1
governor Mr. '.Shlrk of Washihgtond
moved indefinite postponement on
the grounds that. it was a prizefight- j
ing bill. Mr. Healy. of; Waterbury;
to call it a:
but. but 'IIIuI did noti
make it so.‘1‘he motion to indent».
iIeII postpone was lost. Shirk
held his ground that it was a prize %

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m mum YOU nawm;m
om: DRINK MEANS ANOTHER .

hwimtiu!’ ' Sfimluti nu. " Healthful!

Look on. the; bright side of life attu- you have ordered a
.drlnk of 020.

A316 the man at'the goth fountain.
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, 020 dispensed at. the following places: .
sou-m Ironwnnx “mum

. ' ‘ ' le Confection
“115°an cm" ‘35in; e maze we

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The attitude or the governm
this measure Is not known, but some'

you furnish the lining. 2.50 Rear end :eekgetazn :vnhenS the 01111:: :3: New. England 00111033011er 1”.ch , .. .1
. _ IS UP 9 film e, l I - . . ‘ . ‘ , . ‘I .I I q, . a?
overhauling it Ithout mm :25. 00. Bier ““0”de for I" number. ‘ 01. BMW ,,

(no fans vacuum clenheti¢Ienned and
impaired estimate! on We uii‘ine
#3.»? J Fiaheriy 4 Charles St 1-; \‘m
walk. '3

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PANAMAS AND ALL ‘KINDS OF
strewn hats cleaned pressed and dyed
nil onions. John llaiway. cor. Water
and lim‘iland SIS. So. Norwa'lk.

 

S: ll.\\'l.\'tl IN SEASON. TO DC.
In»? Walk of all kinds. Henry Beau
pain. Telephone Connection Soth Nor!
\utlk.

 

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SHUF’ELT‘S GARAGE
Port! Taxi SI nice Reasonable rots“z
lot out or tour. irips. Cats oterhnuled.
‘Gareful work. Tel. 1633-3 11 mm: Ave,
:Etrst Norwaik. R

 

.DO YOU LIKE DELICIOUS ” 1'“ Bethel mm Canny“ char-

:pies" New III be time to spray your
1TOPS.1191 us do it for you. “7e are
texrwrtu n this line. Leaw your orders
at once. Joscpr Cornell and Son Tree.
’specialists and entomologists. ’phoneé
"253, Norwalk. 1

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1'le SERVICE
cars for hire all hours of the day and
night. Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 937;
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HUNTING Ptmmtflm’
demons. Dame“ “W’m' won
"or, arm—Rte “7108. 10"“ ’31“
mm cheerfully elm. MIG

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illers solicited T214011. lml‘ appeal to secute 15 per (13m- of” a 1 will!” “v“.
Whit ‘1 1-! El? gran. right of way when they ho eI ty- 5 W‘m
M ., fire per cent . . i ‘ mfwt help mommy n nodpt m and 0
E DELIVERY-4331:1118 appropriutmns comm ttee. not 01-
1‘13: 'lonl‘lslfefig' :mfletor. Thick-.‘btetng 81:11:! to (13:5?th 1:33;: tuh: ‘ W. W “M '10 101: 100 km 0? $00 and].
I 8 a e C . I " ., '
«in: Ions dim-m ““1"“ “'4“ New, ,..“m'°‘e., m. m .0. me. puma Vsnstw aniline. rumm- ion—

;and heavy trucking. omce telephones,

11581. 300 house connection

: TRUCKING—J’eterl Nelson local

Ion distance hauling and um
taxi): 71 gnome amnesiaxst new:

Conn. To) 1392»

isourn Win Jill's mt?"
MARKET

Poultry 0! all kinds gold alive or kill-

and unused while you wait. Tel.

1w“ content that tfivgowmor did not

jeeted

.town: and in rejecting bills
'would reliete street

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' Is now covered in anotheI bill.

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{we discussed and ndonted.

Allen 5 PM at
.. WWII. a ..
Bridge Pharmacy

rounds and smaller gloves the report

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like such 1 bill.

The bill to license
rejected.

The fifty-bout bill rm women and

 

 

minors In meIcantile establishments. __
which the Senate adopted and the ‘
House rejected becomes dead be-

cause the lower branch lnsisted Ioda;
{on its rejection, and the Senate on
its adoption. ;

The Military Aflails ccmnnltrc re-
ported unfavorably a. bill tor a new -
armou at New. Haven and it “as re 1

The house concurred on bills for ‘
armorles in Waterbury and Middle-
which 1
rallwnys from;

ohllgetions in the construction or;
hlglnmy bridges, and would given
them the right to operate meter ve— 1‘
hlcles The latter matteI however,I

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rmn‘s com . ..

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for those whomfuml'sh their...
homes with such furnllure I“
cum. There‘s physical cannot!“
in its use, mum COIN?! “I'm
rest ml elegance and undoubted
goal taste. The"!!! was
comfort too in the thought tint, _
it has not cost extravagantly in
spite of its all around euperiorb
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ter bill and "It wmrgmg the. retireg
Intent fund for teachers.

The New ,an en city validating :11 l

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Shemood of the cities and boroughs
commune. maintained that the tund-
dle In New Haven. which Is to be eov
Bred by the bill. Was due to the Dem‘
ocratic administration ottoman!!! to
"run the city on a. seventy-five per
cent. bale ” Mr Md‘anhy. of New
Haven. claimed the bill was a fair and
proper Olle.

The House concurred in odoptlngl
the bill prohibiting the trailicc in War
Savings Station at less ‘than their
face value. it refused to agree with.
the Senate in recalling trout the Sec-
rotary of State the bill to {We ewe
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rejected the proposed re—draft of ther’

Americnnlmlon bill on a roll call.18

to 15.1t then adopted the bill of the1

appropriations committee in concur- 'ag;
rence with the House ending the mat- 1" "mm“
ter. '

The Senate adopted the bill to II. T O Hm M de
low the state risers. harbors and I y ur ome a
bridges commission to 'buy property 1
and right: of the Central \‘femont; _

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