. Emzordlormm
mm , "' “
m.“
it
‘—
_..___.
‘.
WANTED. wanna.
' WE PAY SPOT CASE
:2iCREASED ‘ -‘ '°' -
,, ' 1 Wu names arms
PRODUCTION « am norm co
. . I 123 Washington St. So. Norwuik
.ml opportunity for men to Next to Post em. Up one Flight
ltv('(lllll' finishers of the I Open Evenings
(If. Aliiulil)‘ lllt‘s. L93?“ days, ‘ W _.__.__..____
.1 '_':.t! shift. High wages. 8
. WANTED— l
Norwalk Tire 85 Rubber 00. 1‘an? $2;fi_ra'0k Pullers
_' LOUNSBUIY. MATHEWSON
so & car,
WANTED nth N orwalk, Conn.
SEWING MACHINE om WANTED—-\VEAVERS ron TAPE
AT‘JRS. PAH) WHILE '(N‘HIS. also 2il‘ls to learn Weaving, A”.
CEARNIKG. GLUE“. PEA- ll.“ .1, 8' J. Cash Ltd. (‘hestnut street.
WANTED—— EXPERIENCED OI'ICII-
atom- on double ncedie machines. Nor-
walk “'nist (‘o.. 127 \\'asllini:lon St.
City.
BODY & 00., INC.
TURNERS WANTED TO
TAKE WORK HOME. max-
WANTED» AN
EXPERIENCED
PERIENCED HELP TAUGHT. man presscr on shirt waists. Apply
NUI'Walk \Naist ('o.. 127 \Vashington
CLUETT, PEABODY a; 00.. 1 (a. City.
WANTED —-FAR.\I ER
AND GAIN)-
WANTED: Ilt'l'. Man who understands milking and
Finishers to work on ladies' can make himself useful about the
shoes. place. Call llr. “'adsworth. Moss llili.
Lovnsnvnzblgunnwson WANTED A MAN 'ro mix”
hedges. Inquire of John ll. Sherel'.
South N orwalk, Conn.
Highland Aw. Phono- 1284-4.
WANTED * I~‘I'I\\' \\'().\II‘I.\'
:ii‘ls over
i im-s
W’ ANTED u-BI‘IIJ.
- I. ~ "at Hun.
BOY OVER it‘-
Apply Mahat-kemo Ilott-l.
m7. Norwalk.
0!:
In years on rewini: mach-
(‘lean bright factory. Pay-while
lt-nrninz. Enthour week. “'ehbing &
——.—_—~
WA.\lTED—(‘Ol.(lli-F.ll» MAN As “1......
FOR SALE—A FIVE PASSENGER
(Continued from Page (loci.
American citizens who lost their
property in Germny will be allowed,
In the opinion of the Attorney-Genn-
al to present claims to-thio new .-'
meat; which WI see thot they are re-
imbursed from German holding: here.
He said that would be much 1th
Maxwell Touring Car. Runs and looks
;like new. Just overhauled. Reason for
selling will move to New York. Cth‘
'may‘ be seen until Saturday night. Run.
7.000 miles. Inquire of Mrs. Tenyi. 2
Benton St... 80. Norwalk.
ro'n‘ unfit-.336 roiiiti‘xofiim
In good condition. Very reasonable for
cash. Inquire 102 Taylor Ave. So. Nor-
walk.
FOR SALE—21 I-‘T. MOTOR BOAT.
8 h. p. Barker engine. McGrane. Ha:—
bor View. Tel. 2118.
__
FOR RENT~SIX ROOM APART-
ment. steam heat. hot water. janitor
service. $35. Gibson Smith, l Tl'init)’
Place. Phone 1117.
FOR SALE—7 WEEKS 01.1) I‘ItiS.
Mr. J. Gariik. “'oodslde Ave.. East
Norwalk. (.‘nnti.
FOR SALE - FORD 1916 8200. '1‘01 R-
ing. 1915. $225: 1918, $325. (.‘hunme:~
roadster. All in good running
and ettras. G. McKendry. “'cfit
'walk. Conn. Tel. 259-12.
Nor-
FOR SALE FORD TOURING (‘.\,lt
15117. Ilentountable rims. Also Ford
Runabout. Both cars in line. condition.
Phone 1703-2 Norwalk.
FOR SALE >1IAI.I-‘ L‘AIIIN litll'XD
bottom motor boat 21 feet long. seven
I't-ct u'idc. powered with a two Cl'linder
l'our cycle 'p-ti h. p. Bui‘l‘nlo enzine. En-
zinc st-pal‘altw' it preferred. inquire at
.‘h: Ilauuond St.
FOR SALE . A FORD SEDAN. 1917.,
than turning property but to (WI--
ms for he foresaw that. the (ter-
jmans would not be welcome ls longti-
'ness men am American soil within
the next decode at least.
Much new light on the work of mu
hill; to earth enemy interests in the
United States was given by the At-
tornerGenenl, Who won Alien Prop-
'erty Custodlln belate he entered the
Cabinet.
discovered that eighteen Get-mon—
owned insurance companies and the
big Orenstein-Arthur Kopuelman Com-'
.pany. near Pittsburgh, manufacturing
company cranes and inside railroads."
insisted always that plans of the rag.
He recounted how it was’
The regular met-time of the Schoot'
Board. of Dnrien won held on Monday‘
night. last week. regular and mutiny
business being transacted. The matte! I
of re-engnging the vouchers for thei
coming school year was taken up had
passed upon favorably. The resolution i
to increase the salaries of each tenet».
rr 8100 a year was-“pied and put?
r'i to the Finance committee for their-
;"vvroval. In View of the increased‘
ts of tit-iqg‘mis raise is looked uponl
as only fair and just. The school year;
has been uniformlv successful 11“..
plans for the clotting commencement
exercises are already well under way
and arranged for.
(‘
FRANKLIN JR. HIGH SCHOOL,
ROOM 7, ATTENDANCE RECORD.
I
A most excellent record of attend-
ance was made for the year 1919. by
i
t‘ unit’s-e21,
l I r t
um 70 nuance
_‘ StePl. Bethlehem, Midvale and Came-
order E
lOI‘IOS ot‘ the firms with which they
' l. f Room ’. of the Franklin Jun-
sdid business. including l'nited States punt ‘ 0 '
ior high school. Teacher. Antoinette
‘git‘. should be furnished so that then Kelley. -
blueprints-1gb! be sent to the home: “WW3“ A“°"“"°°'
DIP-rail: :éfirl‘lnéuqn _ \‘I ‘Selitember .................... 98.7: T
_ . tcmus person“. l’.i . 9 H I
lPalmer said. “but when l discoveredtomnbpr """""""""""""""" grog
that our great munition plants “'erpiNOVOmbPT .....................
'bvins "'0‘"! up and that the bombs December ..................... 91.39
were always planted in the most vul-‘January ....................... 99.22
nerahle spot’ in a mill by somebody‘ ""
i - ' v ...................... 9 . N
[who knew ever." {not of the plans theblualfi q; L}
:Illost mills, I began to Wonder Wheth- March ........................
er there was any connection between April ................... I ...... 97.38
those circumstancm It is still cut n" "... eggs
the unsolved riddles of the war." ‘
M r. Palmer said the Orcnstein K‘ rm-
pany asked Ambassador von itera-
gstonf to intercede with Berlin to at.
' 10“ them to tak“ a ccntract from the
‘RIISt-Ifln Government. because they. Charles Frederick Clough. lorrierly
could help win the war for Germany? chauiteur for “N- “7 H- Ea”"- 0’.
by failing to deliver the goods. lEnst arenue. who gave up a good
‘ — »— 5 berth to go to Canada and enlist with
EVENING SCHOOL C O E _ a regiment of engineers. is .ka.i“
. Tm. eyenin‘ “a“?! W Lu“? 'shmoitown for a short visit and is hem:
Merrill Business Schools, at poul‘fll‘mly [meal by his old friends.
. Chester. Stamford and South Norwalk. 1 He saw strenuous ser\'lce m France.
FRED CLOUGH BACK
FROM ARMY SERVICE
"or
l
I
l
L
can nor m your. BIDDING at» noon on . .
mule! ROM was “V1101“... AND “V.
DOW PROFIT?
We have mu line of Ilium, Pillows, m. .
ped Sliding Couches and Bods. Select your can ticking.
owuiillmg' andyourownlihng’ .
Wehovelnkrloulnttmus with English roll. ~
5 inch border in a blue and white Slip and fancy tum
A Woven Wire lottoflwkSpu’nfl at 81.50 M no
features. ‘
Prices you cannot word to mtu' .
COME AND 8“ U8.
_. 4:?“ M» _.
Try Our Home Made,
'-- CANDIES ‘--
[IND ICE CREAM ‘
“838’
THE OLD CANDY Infill.
. closed last evening. 3 and was wounded‘by a sneaking snip-
\\'ar conditions caused an awaken-'Pr who. safely ensconced behind it
led interest in education that startul' brick ""H' by the ample method 0'
lllv svt-‘Htlll with more students seek-l mint.“ out a brick I able to poke
int; atllillltuntr than the College could hlfi ritio through and pick off me P“-
vac-connumlate, gmeers With no danger to his own
The infldenza thinned the ranks ‘ hid“. One of the bullets h“. Clough in
‘ somewhat. but mam‘ remained. and. i "39, “gm arm "’d put him m the hos:
with 11mm. "Ito usually enter during: Dildl for a long time. He has non
DOWNRIGH'I' 00 ~
a\\illlb‘ the hard-working,
her won
these c..
wife who rests
on (me of‘
It's eyery hit as comfo -
'a»*‘u‘y
it looks in the pictunvrglt .
flh “nifty" too. “’Mma.
curving buck and cu»
leather sent. this piece of
niture is the very thing to" '
nit-l‘ days. See It It our,
ANGEVINE FURNITURE » :
‘twrtt-t Alulil)’ Malmckt-nlo Hotel. South L ( Urn. M; “itsllinnton S" in A4 condition. Price ‘15“. Addretw. ”.10 Wm!”- untlrspiihg monum- ”'3 505‘! full) re<mvpred and h surely IOORing
\_ H lk —~~—~.~——_-..___ -- —~— 1 Strawberry . liill. Fast Norwulk. . slnn ("luscd “llll aJ‘ull attendance ._.. ‘ l
- WANTED 15m l-‘(ili Dlil't: ”mm, 4:9, It“ n12? 3t‘ (“my member retaining his interest . -. _ - - .r-
‘ ‘ "‘ ‘— ‘—‘———— —-——-—- slot‘o Must be sixteen 01‘ nu-p Apx‘l" ,.__. __¥ _ .. _ _. .‘“ tllt‘ ‘9”, la“ night.
WANTED ~i or. r. ”oust“ PO\\'I“II \‘titl 'nn I‘o“ u c - ‘ ' T ' ‘ ‘ “ An interesting feature 01 this class-
~ 4 A t .\ « 2‘ [111), f - ' v ' . ‘
. mu. “.1,”de and in A, com“, ___ __ _7 _ W- ma FOR SALE -\5 Ol‘l’fm'“ MT‘ . is the number who have completed
“N .w .. lu'tr‘win “w m“! \d- ' """‘ ““ “'“ for some mechanic: For Sale. small; U1” course and Who will receive their-
. i-‘ngint .. “mil-1 n. ‘ WANTED; ' 0R 3 GIRLS T“ blacksmith shop complete with tools.(‘*“""l'l(‘“‘l:‘-“’1‘"I 'h“ L'l'iitlualinz oxen.i
._ ., ‘. .‘ t‘ () lt't'. v .{‘ '.. ..‘ ,, , -, ' . _»'\‘-_Q' . » é ,
, “ml in llt (ltfllll parlor. Roton Porn. and muchlnei)‘. list. 15 years. On many llfttd "53$“; d n Stamford 'h‘ latter.
. ‘H- _. AA’ ‘ _. 4- (P‘I‘rk‘ Apply “on"! Poi!“ Park “I" road out of [)anliury, Reason for ‘s-xelling‘ ‘ ____;---..______.___ .
. . . . - V t ‘ \- ~ v V
>W’\NT‘E? ‘3 l-\”\_~'\L“’ \\ lil'nl'zl- "‘33 Patio. death of owner. J. A. Scott. Admr. 4" AMERICAN BAND IN BETHEL. } i
l um i Ind rim: II, L. \\. 214 It. " ‘ "‘ . . \\'t‘.~t\illn 1\\t‘_, Ilanlnlry. (‘onn. 1 Tin local American Band will leave? 1. _ u
A . .. Tel 1307.. WANTED. IllulJ'. MALI-2 .\.\|l l-‘l‘I . . ___. _- _. . . U . South Norwalk on the 8:27 train 10., [‘3]. Our employees. \f‘
.. -_ . L...“ ~___-_ ‘malc. t‘unsns- Clerks. 4.01m needed. 39': F0 . . - .. ....‘. . Inm‘m“ morninn for Bethe] Where pl )1. A , . _ '
. R , SALE (. .\llll.v\t.l-. I .~\.\ .. .1 , , , . , . - . .lu- public. hme ..
WANTED —nol'si-: PAINTING BY mouth Ace. 1x upward. Expex‘icnt‘t‘ ,. .,. J,. .... “awnpm Th. arm... "d“ b""""‘.“"‘”°d '0' 8" “"‘d‘y ““'Z "ill . ‘
"t Hi t‘Fll imi'tlt'r I’slim' it's fl - \l - uni-cc as. iv 1: . f- -. .. 1H 1- -..~ 3‘ h” \ r. " d I . ' :guxemrni...¢a a parade and concert“ k " ‘h'l‘md “"- to l"; ‘1
J x I i ‘ T h. J J “ml J .' ".l " l" I” ““l u“ “" 0 sun- hcadin': ('u'lllllilL't' that L'I‘ous. mt" giru-u by Bt-thel to its returned sol l" f reliable aril ca It» i
"'t ‘l'illr ln' lititll. la. A. I\:l()l'l‘, II":l «Naunnatlons. ‘t\'lllt'.I_ Leonard tt’ormer a' hundred $71,“ a thousand. Itvr’n‘xszdlf‘l‘fi, sailors and marines. It pm.” r' ‘l. ' l ' ‘
{blunt 'l‘el. 3:37. .tlovt-rnment Examiner» MM; Equitablephmq ’1 3“ per hundred. Revnolds; tees to be the bignest ”my Bcthcl has. '- ~ hip. Thy quality
- ”W~‘— Ill-lg. \Vashimztou. :Poultn' l-‘artti. Ililzhland Avd Phone. A seen in years. I of the wrrft-c rvnA
WANTED -- POSITION AS (‘IIAI'F- -...._.. T .. . ' I ._. b“ 1 “fl ‘ i ’ . -
. lflatu. t . tit-u-d I») us no:
it n- in \‘nun'; maiLot’ :ood mechanic-Ll WANTED .\l \.\' TO TAKE. ‘ l ‘
- l I'll\ ("in l‘l‘ll’t tillll of [H l ind (ll 1' t n‘ 1 ”it on pt 1p ll\ Qt l\ l’ l fleets ”‘0'” “Wm
---'» . i . \‘ i ‘ I ‘s‘ : t s, ‘ 15'." . w}: ‘,\‘ ’t i' .. . out
“3W” ltl'r-l'wr to Int‘illt‘ with Driv'iie t-llll’ltl\'lllt'll| at a fair \\'i|:t' li'ntuontl PIANO INSTRUCTION [ ’ H" I'I"’f'5'\j“"‘
:l'ihil' that (It ~ir - . . 2‘ . . ~ V ‘. ‘NINN SCHOOL . v- -:. - - .. . . i
- .. ~ s t‘.\ the- sutures o a llios. n.1,.”mp find "Um”... .......-in much - ’M' I-l .\ttl\\aH\. se. Probate,
-"' . .l....v ,: ‘ IT ,1“ ‘ ‘ |I.' I ‘ ..r; ,-
3 ’ L. .1; than. ‘Atltllthfl ll. II. II... f‘llt‘ -—-——- anyone in 10 to 20 ll: Km“ an ‘1‘ ‘0'!" “AV _.\th, A. n_ Imp . ___7 . ’
v' .‘wu-m-m» lulw-tric (’o. ::7:: Amino. WANTED~ rostrum" AS <‘ti.\ttl«‘- thotl st"‘in .th u ‘1 'r.- ‘\'w‘ “mm""s' “’rm'“ “""mmmn has" ”A p ' l
. . uh I r. . ’t. . .I“ ' I .
5’ i'er'ov-d. Conn. t'eur. .'. years experience, do own rt--' ,. . - .. been made to this (‘ourt for the admit-"P
__ pairs (‘orl '-i”*'- r-. ”m“ 11021.11), to'lp m. I‘lli\.i"1l‘...‘2ll’ _ l- . . .. ! ..FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
. .. . n it titntts, Itl. 11mm... :VVashingtnn ell’t'tll South Nm‘walk cl“Heron to [inflate of a cettaln written! _ ~ 5'! X“ ”09““, ,
WANTED HIRI. 1.; 0R OLDER TL) - _‘oosltc 1,”... Office Stuato now open linstrumcnt as and for the last will oi" 7‘ I ‘ ‘ , ‘. .
u n: m~ (gt-11m \tm'o between i and WANTED-A YOUNG (ilRl. on fFJizabcth Olsen. late of Norwalk '
7'" l' 'u lnq Hrt- 1| Railmad .'\\'t'. So. tuitltlli-aged “(mum to do lizht house-
r'\. .1
, work and plain cookinz. Mrs. P. Latus.
Sea Slli'll (‘miage. Bell Island. :
‘v‘v' -\ NTE D FIRST
CLASS M.\(‘ll-
WANTED—(111”. FOR GENHRAU
tit: . I :or sm..ii nrt'uratt- work. .\'o war
,. ,» mgr; (Lind pay "m: “”1“"..anhousework in small family. Tel. 1221'.
.\p;.l \‘t'i'llllll‘lfl and Ifdzing (‘oi'p. 85: 3”“- (‘hamlilisl '1 Morgan A”! .\’or-
"J. -- Enema Fr. So. Noru’alk.
. walk.
FARM \‘VANTED.
Farm “ant-d within 1“
,South Noru‘uik. About 3 acres;
_.." house. State tcilus. Address .\I.-Sentin-
.VAMTED ~ MAN AS A'WNINUV
1' 'I : (1o ul thanm- tor a hand} man. “ml" ":
. '-.I ‘(vtlili 13 Railroad Ave.
\
, -— xv ., -—— ~ ~ ‘ Work Called For and Delivered
N .NTf‘ov;'\;()1.1.t.\flt: \\ omt 0?: P1- ' - Norwalk Storage Batter!)
vs a." . cs n. 'l 2 awnings ..___.. —~---- ~ ~-—-:‘—‘" "*~—‘—“_* ' C ,
. . . -1. ..- TO LET i ' ,OmDam ,
J_ .,. '3___n'[‘f”“;‘.:; ‘Ar': ““" \ ””11 l 72 No. Mam St. So Notation:
" ‘ ' 1 TO LET Irt’nxtsurzu noon To‘ Phone 336—2
.—.
. 'illl‘Z ruttt-rs. and also sole chen. Address “1'. 1:." care or Sentinel.
wt turn shoe makers Tristrmu'
Shoo. H Union St. '
'l‘O 1.FZT-—STORl-I ZOFT “'IDI'I. 190
du-p. (‘ellar rami- slzt'. (‘lifford Blotk.
$013.00 Rent. Bari: entrance. Inquire of
Harris & (has (‘0. '
w --A
WANTED -(‘-IRLS FOR GI‘ZI'ERAL
,.. wuul‘k and cooks. Mrs. C. B. Knapp
' . . minem Agency, 2.1 “'ilton Are.
a ulk. ('t. (‘all or Phone 11692.
TO LET 1‘. ROOHS. FINE LOCAL
tion. gas. electric lights and other im-‘
provements. Rent $10.00. Inquire at'
.13 Osborn Arc. E. Norwalk.
TO LET 6 rooms at 57 Spring street.
Inquire Mrs. R Turlov, 16 Grove street.
.VANTED"IIUY OVER 1“. YEARS
.- to {win in bakery. Banner Bak-
t 1 111109 St.
_ .. _ _.—-
WANTED—To rent a cottage. fur-I
small _
~"—— t
WANTED iSllOlIS. OI'TSllllC AV!) rcnt. (‘on‘ t'III"nI to station and trol‘cz‘I
i A
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD. 142 Main
Noz'u'ul'n’. (‘cnn.:
Telephone 13733.
street
sons in tliillt‘IuL'.
NOTICE
The Prest-O-Lite Battery Ser-
vice Station is now open.
The highest class of Batteiy
work, Recharging, Repairs and
Replacements on all makes oi
Batteries.
Reduction in the Price of
Tires
Awnings, Auto Tops and
Auto Supplies
One Miniature Tire Free to
‘ Every Patron
AARON K OHN
55 Railroad Avenue
Phone 4%9.
women-here between 66 -Taylor Ave. and heavy trucking. Office telephone
I "i ll Ilfl<fi<ll|l(‘. City 01‘ Ill”? ways Tel' 1852.12‘ l v-v'w‘wv
1- responsible party. without chil-i ‘ ‘ _ -. ___.~- 1‘" ~— —#—r—*‘—
. Address "Cottage" care of Sens 7° “‘7 5“ "0°!“ 3' ‘3 Cm“: FOR SALE#A Two FAMILY
I ' ' :street, South Norwalk. First 1100" house conveniently located. Lot 7t'lx192
. , Rent 313' Enquire of F' 0- Lawton.’ feet. Pine. garden and fruit. Price
'RNTED—QO MEN—WOMEN. U. 3.. 40 Bayview avenue. 42,“...
f1 “mint Jobs. $1.000-51.600 year.; u i
\' '« immediately for list positions or»; NOTICE 1 Ask John T. Hayes
1 lzlv- Franklin institute, Dept. 23 P.; -.\\'e will be open this evenin': and.
I‘ W’ "sir-r. N. Y. Eelosed all day tomorrow. Elwood &l N0. 7 loin St. lot-walk
- _ ._ __.--..___.__.____._.___ 10.0.... mm man—m
.\ \NTED'*\'UI'RZ men to learn but; - LOST-A TEN DOLLAR BILL,
1:. (ino‘l pay while learning. Crow ——NOT|CE
O o
1 1final") C0. Edna May Andrew's. mv wife. havmfl
:w- - . on soft and stiff.hats. also YOURS her. ' .
v .. n to learn trimming and binding. FRED w. RADZIMANOUSKI-
‘9 "‘ bar while learning- Crofut “ i I
I\' :tapp Co,
. "' left her bed and board, I will not be-
“; ANTED‘EXVERIENCED TIN-“'3 responsible for any bills contracted byJ
-.
- Wheat-r, our the. M
=and Morgan Ave. Return to Sentinel.
Reward.
'city is 65511 '5 her placket-”Mrs. A. J.
1"
prh ate lest-l
""9 stone’s oARAGE _
f Miss Dom Hubbcll of xew'York‘
‘j‘f -_.__...
w__. ,_._-_..
o. B. JACKsos
58 WALL STREET. NORWALK. _
sumo: LENSBS— Folding Oxford: in Gold or. '
Shnr-On and Other mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Ocuiistl’ pres . #-
promptly tilled. Winch-lug. ,
OPTOMETRIS'I .1 :3
I
isaid District. deceased.
Ordered. That said application be‘
the-ant and determined at the Probate;
()fllcr, in Noxwulk. on the 5th dav 0'
'June. 1919. at 10 o'clock forenoon: and
itliat public notice thereof Be Riven to,
‘all persons interestli’d therein by pu‘c-
‘lishinc this order in a nevripaper haV-i
film: a circulation in said District. at,
‘IPHSI five da\ 5: before said day of hr‘a‘F.
.inx» :
; lli-INRY W. GREGORY {
: Judpefi
inz
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\
Avon by-ihe-Sca. N. J. .f
Located directly on the Hf,
beach. fifty miles from New
York and two miles iromAs-
bury Park.
Surrounded by spacious piaz-
zas and extensive grounds,
its accessibility to the beach
titular-s it particularlydcsira-
bio for families with chil-
dren.
Dancing, Bathing. Boating,‘
Tennis. Golf. Fishing.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
‘ __ .. _._._.4...— .—.~—
_ limp :t postal and I v-ill gladly esti-
'male on your house wiring. Latest f‘xfi
_Hershfield’s Motor Expreg
122 WATER 8mm. I0. IORWLLK; P30“ an.
“WYOILMMAVW;PIOIIF ‘ ‘
DAILY TRIPS W NOBWLLK m I!"
Operet- Sewn But. Trucks lathe auto. Also Hydraulic ' .
Truckl for Oonmctorl‘ Work. _
Telephone your colors. Pro-mt attention will be gidvol.
Only con tent help employed. A receipt given on o
for goods.
We haul cnythin anywhere. No Job too large or too d;
Padded Van: for tag Dunc. Furniture lion-g
BENJAMIN unnsnrmm. nutrient
t.
allll't‘s‘ at masonnhlt- prices. F. .I. Flatter-f .1 Write for boom“ and "1'0"-
?ty. 4 (‘hurlu Sr. 1: Now-ark. 1 '"‘“°"'
1 , 2 AVG" INN IIO'I'EI. C0. 1
TAXI SERVICE 2 Proprietors.
Ecars for hire all hours of the day and. s. THOMAS PENNA. Inc. :
inlght. Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 937 ‘W J
:Romano and Cutrone. Props.
KEYSTONE, PERFECTION, BATAVIA, PIIK, " |-
PORTAGE, MARATHON, NORWALK TIRE! All)
20 to 40 per cent. oil” the list
SMITH c MORRISOII
91 1-2 Main St., opposite North Ave, Norwalk.
' Phone 969 '
;$OLI'.‘H NORWALK LIVE POULTRY! :
l mam 4 THE HARDWARE & .
1 Poultry of all kinds sold alive or kill AUTO SUPPLY C0.
:ed and themed wmln you wait. Telfl‘ 4) _.
‘1562. 21 BoutOu um“ i 4.. Water St.
TRUCKING—Peter J. Nelson. local
.and long distance healing and truck-i
log. 71 Osborne avenue. East NW! .1
leonn. Tel 1x92.
’eamrmo ‘1“ 'elen-nxtomo.
decorating. painters supplies: vol“.
paper. np-to-date styles, lowest. prices!
Sstimslel‘theerrully given. Trial a"-
dcra solicited. Te; too, Alexander
iWhite. 61 1-: El! avenue.
i UNION PARCEL DELIVSRfid-i R395 3‘ lb. . ‘ i
Phone 1215-5. So. Norwalk. 0t.
Ingmto Parts. Starter ond_
Generator Brushes
Oils and Greece:
Stewart Speedometer Pom
Socony Gasoline and W
G. H. Hedenberx. Prop.
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FRESH MADE CANDIES =
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11113 NEW merino CANDY tin;
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