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NE‘W YORK. May 29.-——The cou; "
of today’s Stock Market, aside from
WANTED
dullness. conveyed no MW of
any mm! by “V or syn-m.
latlve interests of outward m rclop
Z.‘<‘CREASED
“:DUCTION"
for men to
of the
Learn days.
lli;h 8
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wine tinieiiers
tii'o .~'
Wa :PS.
1; Tire 8; Rubber Co.
WANTED
5; KING MACHINE OPER-
‘ PAID WHILE
:- NING. CLUETT, PEA-
3’.‘ 00., INC.
.,::;Eizs ~ WANfED TO
WORK HOME. INEX-
:9:an HELP TAUGHT.
1‘. PEABODY &: 00..
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'fiflTED:
ushers to work on ladies'
00.,
.5 illlh Norwalk, Conn.
”30 REM.
Ainpl
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BOY OVER 11:
)liiliackemo Hotel.
' “3’.
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9.50 comm-:0 MAN ' AH.
:iiy Maliackeino Hotel South:
' ‘ .Rc‘nt $13.
» .TED »i Oil-7. HORSE POWER
viii i-quippcd and in A-l condi-
lu- :l barsain for Cash. Ad-
iIII_'3.'1~‘~," Sentinel office.
‘ ‘V‘TED -- AN
"hp-J ell».
‘4‘ Tel. 1305.
INVALID WIIEEI.‘
"ll. 1.. W." 274 E.
A .
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WANTED-«diollgfi PAIx'r‘I-No Bi"
: tactical painter.
Ml Apply in mail.
iv ‘irlil. Tel. .157.
Estimates furnish-
E. A. Knort‘, Bei‘i
.u'ANTED—Tn l‘t'l‘l? :1 cottage, fur.
: i if possible. (‘in or little ways
I responsible put-iv. without chil-
l Alidl‘t’rs “(Tottaze‘ care of Sen-
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‘.TED—You:1: the-t; tolled—I‘n‘m
:1 (incl pay while learning. Cro-
! 'I'I-ipo (‘0.
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-.TEo.-nxcrtnmxc1~:b' TRIM-5
r mfv and stiff hats. als.‘ young't
v "I learn trimming’ and finding:
‘7 r while learning. Crofut &
3 r
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.T ED——‘.TEA\'ERS FOR TAPE
I”. furl")! liahrn WeaVintr, A“ Auto Supphes LShe suffered a fracture of the leg. and i ed ending“ (1": elector: “5‘: 3“”;
‘I> i M. ‘ estnut street. ll 'niatnre Tu.- !when taken to the hospital there wascrs. as e no )' 8W. 0 5a! Wn
' “’H -. One ml » e rt” ‘0 i no indiclatiou of serious results. Conr' Norwalk.
.3 ED 12Xl"i2RIE.\’Cl-3D OPPR- Every Patron Igfislagggferflitv in: howm'er. and s 9!; Dated .t‘ Norwalk this 23rd day of
lIiilhll‘ needle machines. Nor- .. g I " a. , ‘oled in (-11¢-'M“3"- A_ 13,1519, ‘2
('11.. 1‘27 WaShington St. AARON KOH‘L‘ wax-”Jr 5::it‘l:tylg>1“‘fo: :‘lrcarinc. ’ HERBERT E SMITH
i a 55 Railroad Avenue 1 ‘ _ _-__ ---_- N -—.- Town (‘lerk'
' ~‘ -3 ME'RCANTIL-s MARI E i __ ‘ -
. T .. . . . . ' Phone “3' MAY BE DISSOLVED’ NOT!
‘ “ “ "Ax EXPERIENCED. L...“ -. NEW’ YORK. May 29.—-The lnrcm- BUSINESS CES.
“"‘ ”l1 3m” “Sign“. Apply " ~4— tiona‘l Mercantile Min-me Componyd; D 1 dl I“ ldl .
“I“ '< " ~" '« c ' ' *__ ' “w- . . 4 ' ' me or anize 5 ro a ostaan WI ga y est.-
1 iii ( 1).. _. \\ a.h1ngton FOR SALE——A TWO FAMlIA’ the gteat shipping comb t; , D D
\TED l-‘ARME‘R AND GARD-
‘1'1 understands milking and
himself useful about the
‘1 111'. “'itdswol‘tll. MOSS Hill",
D FEW womx on:
'1; wars on sewing mach-
- .li iii-icht factory. 'Pny while
.1 hour week. Weili'lilng &
.11. SI! washington St.
Lara
-‘. TED “BOY FOR DRUG
1... sixteen or over. Apply
i'i='.\'~ll Corp. ‘
~ -‘~TED~'_’ OR 3 GIRLS” TO
r‘renm parlor. Rotor: Point
Emily Roton Point Park Ice
3 a! loI‘.
y.-
D—wllFIlJ’. MALE AND FE~_
l.‘lerks. 4.000 needed. ’9"?
19 upward. Experience
For free particulars 6!
, wrrrr .l, awrw
-:i: :szimlner) 896 Equitable
shincton. . I
LNTED — MAX To. m
.' repairs on @m
illt‘fli all a. “if. k 1
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v'xssung, MATHEwson '
ism-one in 10 to 20 Ir-ssnng Winn Me.
'thod. studio days, Mom, Tuck, \Ved...’
idosltc Post Office.
FOR SALE—REC TOURING CAR
in good condition. Very r'easonable for
fcash. Inquire 102 Tnylor Ave. 80. Nor-
‘walk.
menu over the; triple holldny.
While much of the activity and
greatest gains centered u: special ics.
”Dmematlve 1m. in-
‘estmelt rails, shared mutiny
wn PAY 189m! CASS
. ,. :-
WAR sumac arms
_ ATLAS 301m (:0.
123 Washington St. So. Norwalk
Next to Post Ofllce. Up one Flight.
Open Evenings
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FOR SALE—21 FT. MOTOR BOAT.
'8 h. p. Barker engine. McGrane, Har-
bor View. Tel. 2118.
proving the only conspicuous excep-
lion.
Traders derived fresh 'enconrage.
ment from the monthly review of the
Federal Reserve Board, Which con-
gflrmed less authoritative reports of
lcountry-wlde prosperity. extending
iio many branches oi trade and mung.
i try.
Advices from agricultural centers
FOR SALE—FORD 1916 $200,Toltn.f Were in keeping with recent optimis-
ing, 1915, $225; 1913' 3325. Chilmney; tic forecasts and the mercantile agen-
_ . icies emphasized the magnitude of
w "z ;‘t . -' - ' .: . ' . . .
01k and [ill n (ooking. 3113. P. Latus. wilds”: A” m 3300‘! runnlng 0M9“: grain exports, extension of the iron
21 ex- ras.
Spa Shell COLtage, 3‘.“ Island. , (l. McKendI'y, “'est Nor-r and steel recovery and a veritable
awaik. ('onn. Tel. 239-12. Iboom in leathPrS- 'Oxmfi‘ and other
WANTEDW llRL' FOR GENERAL: _ , important commodities.
housework in smal family. Tel. 12223. FOR SALE“ HALF (‘1‘le HOV-V ' Slotors, oils. eQUIDmPnls and tobaC-
. loos Were the central features of the
kits. Chamhhss. 4 ’Morgan Aye. .\'or- bottom motor boat :11 feet long. seven? session. Studebaker. Chandler. Stulz
walk. ’ .
. foot wide, powered with a two cylinder; General Motors, P. S. Rubber. Mexican
four cycle 3-6 h. p. Buffalo engine, En- a:"‘°lw:'l:l‘°',""?rd Wang“? Iflmd
1.; ‘ ,_ 0 .. . . . yers. a. mu ,ocom Ive an ar—
"I‘n‘ 5903”" ' n pieferri d' vester rising two to ten points.
36 Raymond Sf.
FOR SALE—7 VVEBKS OLD PIGS
Mr. J. Gat'lii-t. \K’oodside Ave.. East
Norwalk. Conn.
- WANTED~POSITION AS CIiAI'l—l
teur. 5 years experience. do own re-
pairs. Good references. ’l‘cl. 1633-3.
WANTED—AA YOUNG GlRL OR
middlcaged woman to do lizht hOHSP‘.
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FARM WANTED. :
Farm wanted within 10 miles of.
_SoIIth Not-walk, About .1 acres. small elated-Dry Goods and metals “Id “‘i“
.house. Stat-2 terms. Address ‘.‘.l. Sentin‘; FOR SALE ”AN OPPORTUNITY, “95’ especially local fractions, “"‘Vm'
‘el. ,for some mechanic: For Sale, small‘ ed ”19 more moderate Mocks. South.
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llacksmith 510]) complete with toolsi vance of 3 1.4 mm”. more than do:-
1'0 “'5 [and machineiy. Est. 18 years. 011 main; bling its dividend.
road out of Danbury. Reason for selling? 1" S. Steel made Ices headway than
F MS _’ A _'death of owner. J. A. Scott, Admr. 0? “he“. shares, recoverins: only part Of
A OR RENT 1\ R00“ APA.RT '\\’est\'ille Av- D nb ' C I it"! dwidend. though establishing a
ment, steam heat. hot water. janitor ~ -' ‘-~ 8 “'3' onn. {new record for 1111- year at 103 1.2.
'SGTVH‘O. $35. Gibson Smith. 1 Trinity"
Place. Phone 1117. ;
inquire at .
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FOR SALEM-CABBAGE r1.nx'rs.§_"
‘curlv Jersey “'aka'ield. The earliest:
TO LET wli‘l'RNl‘SHED »R.OOM TO sure heading cabbage that grows. 60c:
rcnt. (‘onyenii-nt‘ to station and trol‘tv'a hundred. 55-00 a thousand. P9099"
Addw-SS “P. R." care of Sentinel. inlants $1.50 per hundred. Reynolds.
_. -. ’pOllll13’AFal'Zil. llighland Ave. Phone.
TO LET 6 rooms at 57 Spring street.t 1036-
lnquire Mrs. R Tarloi‘, 16 Grove street’
Tel. 1832-12. '
To llu- Board of County Commission-
,ers of F‘airfh‘ld (‘ounil’ig‘ L‘
l l hereby apply for transfer of license
‘iNo 127 to sell Spirituoéiami immat-
’ ‘inz Liquors. Ale. Luster. Beer. Rhine
MORE D'VORCE CASES fVVI’ne. and Cider from John J. Flynn at
{220 Washington street whom: .1. Fitnn
at 205 “'ashlngton street. Town of
'Norwalk. '
‘ The proposed plat-e of businem is
TO LET Six rooms
street. South Norwnlk.
Stamford, Oarien and Greenwich Pro-
vidt One Apicce.
Even Puck cannot keep the marriaftc
true. Hero is Susic M. Puck, of Dar-
" h SI .ofB klyn' . . ,
j:figltfi‘ugfégzgeié‘alrgggogom 5‘0: daygnol lbcated “itlIIn L‘ttfl‘fer-t In a dil‘ec.
1of her marriage on Sept. 4, 1909. She‘llno Of a (WU-‘01) Pdil'ii‘v 01' Pub“?
.' returned to this state on July 1. 1917. School-house. 01 the premise.- pertain-
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at 6 Cross'
, first floor.)
Enquire of F‘. . Lawton,‘
40 Bayview avenue.
PIANO lNSTRUCTION
WINN SCHOOL
Ragtime and popular tmusic ta'uch ‘ and ”01’0““ ‘0 “”Ck ‘0 C0““""“‘"’t Zing thereto, or any ‘l’ost Office. Public‘
Her divorce suit has come. . . .' u ..
to the Superior Court. “bu” 01.L:_mctet_\. .
iBore vlaas pntfwyp l Dated at l\01'\\‘lllk this filll‘d day of
10 a. m. to 0 p. m. Phone USS-2.. 120: A Siwtzerland romance i<~to end in May A. D. 1919.
Washington street. South Norwalk, or»: the divorce (Flirt in (llelaCHOll ”if $1.11 : JO}L\' J. "LYNN.
- ' ‘ S. luv 0. lrcenwic: 838i..' .1()- .
ammo now-open. i m" _- “”1,an
, . .. ma Dav Do. of them laCl'. .Thc‘ .
. l. B ‘9 y p ’ “c. the undersizncdqmlectom and
1 ever after.
u
- . - parties .n‘tre married in “manual
occasional inter-vii: of comparative '
in the movement. the shipping mp1
American Woolen. Futon Bag. Asso.
l ern Pacific leading the rails at an ad-‘
my VIE
Solo- automated to 1,150,000
chum.
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. he. nggregated 315,850,000.
lug.“ U. S. Bonds were unchanged on aztgm amounts. mm in w armlet for distinction.
l Ween ' ' '~
' , y bank clear! . 85,318.898,- MM
DUN’S nevnsw or CONDITIONS. ‘8“. m ' 1 .1 '1
'icw tomorrow will soy!
“flint the notion is mtefingumn
c“. on of commerclnl expansion tint
Hematite Marina in meted villi
.the mm. but the goo-ml band Inu-
hot wu firm. including Victory nnd
leart yiuuec. - not sales. ”1' vol-
. ,m - ’ . ' '
mots almoeit ele‘ulvoty to the one
account on, I hon M
pronounced in hid—I no lather an?!
tootweor and tactile» sad it ho: ho-
comemoceupmttnthemt tron
and steel industry stole the abandon-
NEW YORK. May l9.—wDIu's Re?
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in; y conceivably set many new prece~‘
owns. each succeeding Week's ad- pathy than by our inborn—Canon For-
Not every impor-
, tam line is as yet portions-ting vigor-i a»
Iondy In the forward movement, but
some records have already been book-
y ices make phi-er.
en. both in magnitude of transactions
and in prices. and the existing foreign
[uncertainties with the defuy in the
have not prevented a further broaden
ing of demands from overseas mor-
hcts. W'hat is particularly signifi-
fmli the freer operation of natural
ecmmmic forces as war-time regula-
' tions are lifted or modified, is the di.
lminishlng likelihood of any geenral
commodity price recessions. and the
active efforts of many buyers to pro-
vide against future requirements.
‘lThln reversal of purchasing disposi»
lion. contrasting sharply with the
cam in the domestic sltuution. apart“
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ran.
gold.- “ of the prowl! N
that they were once used to “I
gulch the insane. Boron Id.“
were confined ot nylons m m
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MlLY MUG“.
“'9 often do more good by our cyn-
m...
actual adoption of the peace tremyf
Mother Griy‘s Sweet Powders an ex-
,cellent remedy for children complain-
ing of headaches. colds, feverishnei-ia.4
stomach troubles and other lregularl
lties from which children suffer dur
ing these days and excellent results
are accomplished by it use.
mothers for over 30 years.
Druggists eVery'here.
'M’other Gray’s Powders
See the Johns-Nuavflle Adv. ‘
Asbestos Rood-I and m ‘
this week‘s Saturday E“ M
We are Johns-Writ” damn i
this territory. Send about AM
05 Roofing and Shingles nd tin
come in and one Is.
THE HATCH a. on Iv co.
”m Molly Childrenl
Thousands of mothers have found
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173M by
Sold by
HOW ABOUT
MEALS?
Tia; 9‘ m b 0.1!.
Dmihn-hwn-Ih You
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iii 11111 11112
. Would you like to get a lot of letters
firmlars and packages? You prob»
courses, wholesalers and publisher:
"5' names and addresses for the pur-
pose of sending sample. advertising
smatter, papers and circulars to. Goon
may know that manufacturers. supply
names are hard to get and are quite
‘N'orwalk in said District. deceased. ‘
’June. 13119 at 10 o’clock forenoon: and
llatlon in said District. at least five
" gsi'ltzerlnnd.,0ct. 9. 1913. Denertion irjlaxpavcrs, as defined by kw. of the; _ '
NOTICE §alle2ed from Nov. 4. j913. The wife Town of Norwalk in said County. heroiexpenswe. “e publish ; LIST con-
. had been nlalf‘lpd before, Shp wail . bv mam“, the application or me aboveftnlnini: namee and addresses carefull.v
The Prest-O-Lite Battery Ser- ,born Strlttmatter, but would recm'crfi - nrranged m mmabeuml mam we
' ' ' the name of Currie. her first venture. 2
Vice Statfon Is now open. " Blanch L. \Vawslaff. born Shoemak-
Tbe higheSt .011!“ Of Sattety fen-and of a wealthy New York family'
work, Recharging, Repairs and gnow residing In Stamford. sues'Alfrcd
Replacements on all makes; of ,Wagstal‘f. 'Jr., They wcrt murriv-d Ar-
Batteries ‘ .riI 29. 1907. Insertion i: ll‘T‘.""i'Il ("tui-
' , ,iApriI 19. 1917.
Work Called For and Delivered ‘
N orwalk Storage Battery
Contouriy
himself. certify thnt the above named
- is. in our opinion.
ARGE
31421.0 an 6H
1 or MANSLAUGHTER’.
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(wars. and we hereby severally.
'Coroner John Stella. on a technical; Dated at Norwalk thiq 23rd dav of.
{charge of manslaughter followigz ‘lhOl‘m" A D "”9 i
' ' ’ :death, in the United Hospital of . op iicj‘ ‘ ' ' '
Reduction :11 the Price of 1W8“. a maid in me 9mm“). 0, 3..., .
Tires .lnuise (7‘. Mertz. iJ. \Varren, Albert ll. Hafner. Anton
‘While alltzhtinc from a trolley car on . Anderson.
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A Awnings, Auto Tops Md :Mav 1.7 the maid was run down by In; 1 herebv certify that the “)0“. nam—
automobile drivtn by Miss Ilanlandu
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b“? m9 '8“! J- P- Morgan. will be ““*"mate on your house wiring. Latest fix-
! ”Owed it the stockholder: at :25: an; lures at rearonnhle prices. F. J. Flahcr—.
1 mew“! “'3“ 3°“ “pp ' ty. 4 Charles St.. E. Norwalk.
lImISI- conveniently located. Lot 701K192
feet. Fine garden and fruit. Price
$2.400. '
Ask» John T. Hayes
No. 7 m It. I’m
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proposal to sell to a British syndicatei
the British owned ships and novels Off
1
(the International Mercantile Marine
{among the stockholders. ' l i cars‘ for hire all hours of the day and
' night. Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 937'
lRomano and cutrone. Props,
TAXI SERVICE
Es? OYER GlLLls LQUNC‘HED.
%‘UD{:JY. Mass" May 29.——The do ‘
stroyer Gillis was launched at their _
e’ Fore River yard of the Bethlehem SOUTH HORWALK LfVE POULTRY
Shipbuilding Corlporzltltan 202133;), 1‘12; MARKET,
vesael of 'ts n no ‘ .
‘ 32:?“ this plant since the start all Poultry 0’ all kings 50“- ”fie 01' if"
the big war program eighteen monihsiOd and dressed win a you v1 t. at
ago. The Gillls had two SDODSOI‘SJIBG._ :1 303m“ we“.
lMics Helen L. Murray of Binghamp
1 ton. V. Y.. and Bryn Mayr student. and
.. ' . S ith‘ .of Wilmmg
that all-perm interested in said 38-: E\;;S.i;;sephine T m
tote may be notified thereof, the them). i douolc sbng.
ir‘lxrwill cau'éi this order to «be pub. ingltflwkfr'f’g 3:3“ "as noted m,
fished *1 Cape cmfwy cmfwyp cmfwyw _ r at two former 31““ { rs“
J it was decided to have each of them
Of- 'me’frcpreoen'tod-fh (‘9 mm. Mm
District of Norwalk, as. Pmbnt
Chart. May 29. A. D. 1919.
Estate of Samuel R. Weed. late of.
Ordered. That tht Executrix exhibit
her Administration account to this
Court for ndhumn‘eut, at the Probate
office in Norwalk.’ on the 18m day of
TRUCKING—Pater J. Nelson. local
and long distance holding and truck
lug. 71 Osborne neuue. East hm ,
days lit-fore said 18th day
ISIS. ' -- granddaughter of you
HENRY W- GREGORY. i233; 19:14:33: 1-1. onus. tulle Mrs. ,
. ’ '{Smim is a'mcee of genitourina- 1:3: _ , g ‘
r _ ‘ ‘ . m!“ , E" 0' ll! .
At. hit M I I ” Uléi‘ather at “9515;135th u'cbammne bottle on the ‘I II' ‘1 14 , . 1
was reeling granny encouraged no findlbb' a, meow-wet 3w .. if gun-tea
LIL-.1. Mimoonc atdhttlfimtedl
descendants living in Gunman.
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5A Mrs-A1 ‘ moan-moan}
”wagon" ”new
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nnmcil John J. Flynn for such license.
and we do hereby severally, each ("risend these LISTS ‘0
{know are an);
nppH-ant is a suitable person to be;
grnn‘ed a license to sell intoxicating; _ h _
’ioum'r and the above dost-filled piacpiprtnter will not make a rn.~talc: .
a Suitable placcg'm‘ey to give your street number and;
wherein to sell such intoxicatan ”,1th also plainly writte
“Ch 5
twithout fall.
72 N0. Main St. 50. Norwalk ? Helen LfiHavllnnd, an (.ightccnwnr- ‘ for himself. certify "Riff“??? are owners:
Phone 336—2 -old high ‘schooi gm, was ariested in of real est-KN“ sfiuatéfl aid Town M}
” {Part Chester yesterday on orders ohNorwalk.
:in our LIST as above stated.
Theo H. Olsen. John Redvray. Ere-dim
COHCQTDF we
ions for good names tc
send adrertisifig matter to.
Write your mane very plainly so the
n so Ihnt on!
mail addressed to you will reach you
All we ask is that you send 10 cents
ln silver and we will enter your name
Write
today. The Weed Company. Wilma.
IN .
" Avon-by-ue-Sea.u. J. .
Located directly on the ,
bench, my miles from New
York and two miles fromAs-
bury Park.
Surrounded by spacious plu-
zas and extensive grounds.
its accessibility to the bench
makes it particularly desiro-
ble for families with chil-
dren.
Dancing. Bathing. Boating;
Tennis, Golf, Fishing.
Write for booklet and infor-
mutton.
Mum~ INN mm C0.
Practicum.
S. THOMAS PEINI. Cir.
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY'CO.
, 42 was: St.
M12155.- Bo. Roi-min ‘2:
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Specials at the garment
Minnow An. 1.. c. BORING.
3'3le SPECIALS
cod rim Cakes, Clam Chowder, rm risk and W.
All F“ if» my to tote he.
Coffee Cake, Rolls, Buns, Pics, Cakes and Brand. All hone
- nut T0 WEBB
WHY NOT BUY YOUR 3mm AND FLOOR coma
DIRECT FRO! m MUFACTURER AND SAVE m
IDDLEMAN'S PROFIT? ' ' . ‘
We hove 5 full he of Iguanas, Pillows, Springs. Drop—-
pod Sliding om.- nld M. Ioloct your own can, your,
own filling and your m M.
We have Silk flan mum with m roll, Sufi
Sinchborderinablnennid whitefipaldfmu'cm.
A Woven Wire Mattatuck Spring: ct $7.00 lb» ha M .
features.
Prices you cannot afford to miss.
COKE AND SEE US.
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Down!” comm-
awalts the hard—working IIOIIO‘
wit» who rests her wenry body
on one of these chair-sell”
it‘s every bit as (‘0me “I
it looks in the picture—um not A
as “nifty“ 100. “'ith its 8m"-
cury'ing back and cushion * _
leather neat, this piece of for",
Milne is the very thing for In.»
See it at our store.
mer days.
O. B. JACKSON
fl Wm 8m. NORWAIJ, om.
. nrmx “REES—folding Oxford: in Gold allied
Shut-On and Other matings. ‘ .
Thorough enmtmclon of the eyes. Ocullsu' prescription:
promptly Incl. Export m.
opI-omn'rms'r
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Hershfield's Motor Express
Wife's? m'lmm *dvittl'fin' ”r'nu'fius .5. .-
9“! mm m mnwuxm mm .. j
cps-«wanna:- nun-ma mama-p
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