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warren 3 wunn. , ton BALI m T” “"0""!
- ‘ 3 - ~ While on her way to her day‘s wort.
3 3 3 ‘lTED ‘ 3 FOR SALE _ EXCEPTIONALLY at the home of Mrs. Funk 6. Bi will.
_. WANTED tine saivias plants. 63 Meadow St. Tel. 2:133 $3.:ggf3h{$03;fl?°g;j-jfi-
3 t. finishing tires-2nd shirt. ' 1415- colored gm, whoee ‘11..“ could 3012::
3 . titmn‘ttng tires elst shirt. 3learned.. was held up .by an lr‘lned
i .. building treads ~—2nd sliit‘t. FOR SALE-ONE DODGE TOUR-.31“ "“0 “mum“ her unless me3
9 .1. inspecting treads ——- 2nd Young men to learn 1112' 01H“. Can be seen at Schaub“s Gar-i turned over be, money. As “ w“ "mi
3 . _ . age 16 Vi'ashington St So \3 young woman V313“ fortunately without?
1 3 3 3 3 3 3 r ‘ ' - “ - any “I“?! on er person end was un-‘
: - ‘L I‘m "ll” m'x'ng ‘2nd Ellltl- M making Gm ‘ L" ’_ _.____.. --—~— —-- able l0 comply with the highw‘ynjlan’gE
- ~11 llll' calendar~2nd shift. . . FOR SALEWGREAT S.~\(lel“lCl:.,l‘eQ1l93l- “'Ihen she so informed the,
t3 .1. NH yard gang—day work. pay Whlle learnlnn. l‘llegant Villa. 8 rooms. all improve’ ”0‘1”" “13‘“ was armed with 3' 38'
‘ ~11 ltil‘ soap-stoning—‘lnd and 3‘ mOnlS. large garage about 1 acre oz.§:hm:§?;:: a?“ :1 C0“ grog-tic;
... 333 333333353 3 3 , ‘ ' ' 3 ‘ you on; m.
ground. hunt. lar e henner .3 l - o .. i
l. ..-tt tor curing~~2nd and 3rd Crm Km C0 on “'estport Aves Norwgl: ‘33:“:zz‘h; ESL-Lilia knmked oil. and then dis-I
t .333 3 . 3 o “ ' - - , ‘ .
l I . . R 1 . . ground. Price $6.500. Very easy tcrme7 l‘hc "mm“ “fl ran to m“ home at!-
33 'l3l .1 .139: 33 «:1 opportunities. to suit purchaser 203 “tegtpon Ave ! Mrs. Brown. a short disinco nvuy.‘
3. \ 3... .x .11 l- mornings. Telephone 262 ' ‘ ' '3 and (‘Onsltagle George Dance of Burton
I 3 3 '. - .wns noti e . Together with Constable:
33 -l'ot‘u alk Tire & Rubber CO. WE PAY SPOT CASH '- -- »— — -- '(leorgc \‘elic. the othcer Btnrted on n!
.3 3333 __ for FOR SALE—A GOOD MILKlNG3 search for the man. The woods in (139'
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS Jersey COW'. “'lll 89“ El TPHSOHEUE‘ VlClnll) of “I? hold-up were thorough-3’
3 3. 3 v . 31y searched but no trace of the man
333 ‘ ’ ATLAS BOND‘ 00. pm], if so“! “3 once. "1qu 19: cottld be found. The police here and:
3 WANTED Ills ’tvashington St. .503 Norwalk Chlll't'h 5L. bu. .\orwalk. l in other places were notiled to be on:
3 . Next to Post once.~ pp one Flight -» ..., .» -_ __3 the look-out for the man who is de-'
l L Open Evenlngs FOR SALE—20 FT.‘MOTOR BOAT» scribed as being about 35 years of [gel
33 . e :v ~ I . ‘ . . i
ll ‘i .perienced trimmers on soft - ..-... - commo'o' seven” b“'"“““*‘- 9"“ “M- tai'i‘fliit‘u Virgil.“tofirmtlngidgosunirufidf:
33 . 3 WANTED (‘ATBOAT 033 <3 nop'tables. 1.000't-hairs. 1 up to date mix-i plaid cap.
'5 Chi .‘llff hats; 3130 young wom- up to 33—3 it. 333 hire for Rea‘lon‘or £33 333- stop llbl'lll‘.“ >lllt.3se\'eral lawn mowerfil _...,3._ .-.-..‘k-
F . . . Dilrchnse A u “’iildizK p . :1“ ("m“‘ri'on' “mm" ”“9“ N“"9””: DEATHS. AND W '
3.3 , 1 learn trimming and hunt CON'ISN' Dot-lone. Point ‘ 2' ‘ ran. 'm old antiques. Ono pair fine old sun-.11
5 Good pay while learning : v I I . vases. 6 ica boxes and hundreds 0“ Ti 12'2"°1'"1°c' Mrc' cm?- k l c '
. 1 , — —— , . .3 .. 1 1t- u ra o my toss 00 pa 0
it WANTE A GOOD SECOND HAN other second hand armies. Philip P.3 333333333333”. morning 3.3, $3333 from his-
D ; . ,
be 3“ Mahoney. oz Vim Zant St. Tel. 1152... 13333.. Mme on “33333.3 3.333.993 and 333 3,
Add‘ \H “B' 3).. ;o't-.lo('k from St. Mary's church where
'9" “ml" : FOR SALlo—T PASSENGER ms: the Rov. “'altcr J. McCrann celebrat-
‘ Studebaker (-33.3 A-l. condition. fully: ed a requiem hum mass.
. - . it ~‘ ti ~ Ms. Albcrt r‘.
equipped. All new shoes. \‘lu scll rel-'3 R3 "HM " N ”mg '\
white enamel hath-tub.
good condition.
ca re of Sept inelt
Must
CROFU‘l‘ & Kl’lAPP CO.
WANTED — BOYS IN MACHINE
Shop. Steady work. Good pay. Neptune (‘cdar g3
Mnrdware Mtg. Co. at". Fort St. East ‘ 1..
Nol‘walk. : Fog SALETSIX ROOM (VOTTAqlcst and Mr. THVQ'HH.
WANTED: '
reet.
Mitotic-rs at. 24k:
in lcurn‘ers on machines
l'\[lt‘l'lt‘n('l>*(l
I129.
..t 'Itllll‘.
. H' pvt- llOlll'. 10 girls over 16 « -—- = __.. on 3 incoln avenue on _ p 3 33 The flonl oft‘crinuu u'rrt‘ many anti. 3 7
_ 33 3 3 3-3 , . c , 33 . WANTED~BRIGIIT (1qu 3-0! ' ‘ Gas) 33m?“ s".~l1ti“9tl lllP rhlt-t-m in which ”‘10 a}? "‘ r ’
‘ " I ‘ "‘" "‘3’.” ““9”““ 033.3333 33 3333, 3. 3 3 ' 3." I { Also two family houses. Good oppor-i ceased was 11.11.] by u..- 111.1n1- friends ~5°L° LAND T0 UNDERSIRABLE°
‘ “MN”! on WM“: lll'dClllnlfS. b if i 10"‘3 D‘lll3l3lflnsnp llcces- tunitv to get your own homo” ‘1 FILE 1““"'l““n' “"5 “"“lr' i“ "“3 family CLNM 'N 5U” Al POPULAR mm
_ oar}: Imp oynien stea y. Good oppor-r . ' ' ' ' ' .‘ - ~ Q \I'\‘V'< ('(‘tvlt-lvr“
. 3 stem and Rohcrt O. 3' . ~\ r-t N‘" 'n " ‘ “ - ‘ ‘ '
Novelty Curtain Mfg tumty. H. Jacobs & Sousa. Int-., Shoe walk R ym33ond. S" O n... —--——.-—- Stratford Land Diiposal Deal Which' ~,33_ .
3 Apply McMahon, Cremmins (I Mfrs. Bt-ldon Ave. Norwalk. 3— - _~ - Today In Wall street 3 333F.:Tl Thr3ougt:3—~Jt3l:‘33y Wi33|l Decide ’
- 1 " ' ___,__. ' "“ ’ -' ' . . . . . - . - ' S t. "‘(H‘gva .. 85>] y. (union,- U." ~-
. WWWMG‘W- WANTED 3 3,333 .331. 3. 3.\.3.' FOR SALE —AT 'RN‘VAYTONl 5““ ‘0""- 1‘3”“ " l“ a" m" 3, lilidkt'ptil'l. but now rt Slil‘lngfit'lfl. ' 1. ,
l lh-C' 0“?“an Street. Norwaik. J . . l ' (I . 0 ' ' llmme of 7 rooms and bath. Lot 70 by ‘ ““30 3' """M “"hl'f (“pr the motif“ Muss. comes to the superior r-ouii. it)
"Km 11.4 PW-‘l‘v’lm: llt'l‘k. (100(1 Oppor- ‘ limitation was again the dominant, 1n- n... j‘fry and Judg. \\'|llia]n _\|, 331.33". 33 3
3:100. city water. hot air furnace. ln-3 3 3 of ti
. . . . 3 P
(Illll‘l‘ of in. \l. Godfrey or telephonegnmmma at ‘1' open “g ‘
2432. ’
Stock
Markct today During order: all
_.____ classes of Hint-k were numerous. par-
.._ _! -. . . . . - 3 .3333
FOR SALE~('.\BBAGE p33AXTS33t1tt1lntly t‘ot tht toad. oil, motor 1 33
her. copper. shipping. leather. steel an
PURCHASE. T 3 J “3 k 1" Id T3 3333 33
our v crse ' H e 1e . l ear l s t
‘ y 9 as pmpcrtitw. membem or which riled
higher, the latter ad-
.3ttinity il‘ capable. State ago. reference
and salary. to Box “Y. Z." care of Sen-
tinel. . u
for
WANTED:
Girls over 16 years of age to
work in fitting room.
..NINSBURY, MATHnwson
WANTED TO 3
room llOliS? with iiiipr0\'ement.~t. $43000“
to $7,000. send partitulars to Taylor &
sure heudin': cubhnzc that :ths, 6700:}:
a hundred. 85.00 a thousand. l‘epp1r2fmm I to ‘-' punts
i
'imtittt
‘Mr. Dannher Given $500 as‘
p by M8483 -'
3to a finish for a declaration by the Murphy Co. "§- George H. 83933333 33330313 stderltion of the dotth fl'
3' reason fur a report that boys were to
‘ be sent out to aid in building houses
1w rendetvd sexeral solos. The pail-t
sortable. (‘all 16“}: or can b“ 3‘39“ at 9; bearer.- wcre ll) ron Mead and ‘Vi'illlam' .
tlivcts from South Norwalli Lodge. No.1
0. (l. .\i. and Pasquale Fallo:
‘ $7.50 a day.
. 1- ~ 2 s . x -~ k. . . . . .3 3 _
& CO. _ 22:13?" To ‘ phone 1 30.‘ 0 or "’8‘ 3plants $1.50 per hundred. Roynoldsfl‘f‘” I’m?“ madcdm s‘rdi23tel 33$;
""" ' ' 3l‘oultt-y Farm. Highland AVe. Phone."“"“'M "mud" no 3 .33. 33
' A RO(‘i~ 3 1036 aside from Southern Pacific ‘ lf‘
' W NTED -— GOOD G 7R H ' . ' ' i
w . 7 WANTED 13333333333 0°03 was“ one “"1” m" drive _ FOR—elite: 11“.}“07 jaunt; wagl‘:“?m\t‘(;l:l:h(1‘tinp :. twttu Street.
ct—JVI‘NG MACHINE 0P3. 3,3 3,0333 preferred. Apply p3 Needlo'dmnw our 3 333 3‘3 3 3 d 1.0 :3 3' 1:30 p. nt..——-Renctions 3of l to 2 points
ACORS. PAID WHILE Guitlt-rs Coi‘nt'r, Rowarton. l . (... (111 n 3 Demo ‘ . ‘ 10x .92' in 500“” 0‘ ”W Slet‘LPIL 9‘thle and
P 3 3 : ' ‘t‘cet. line garden and fruit. Price! motor shares were Willlfilll PFTCPPHF‘?
LEARN ING. CLUETT, Pu- $2,400. toner-t on market sentiment. the rise
WANTED ~Glltl. AND “'OMl‘A‘i
"operatorc on sewing machines. An op-g
l3 my .2 00., mo.
Ask Jonn T. Hayes
' bein':
pursued \‘igomusly in other
om. vet's. rspecially in coppers. tobac-
‘IAKE WORK HOME. INEX-
tbt‘tter their conditions. W’ebbinz andi
BUSINESS NOTICES.
portunity to make $14.00 per week «.53 American Suur and American
within two weeks’ time. Good pay ' lo. 7 Ruin 3t" Norwulk ice. l'nlted (‘ignr Store's advanced 6
‘Zt‘JRNERS WANTED To while learning. Only serious workers' m1- uTAn-mEmNCB l““"“‘ #3____*_
1 wanted who desire to make money and ' i l STUDENTS EXHIBITS AT SCHOOLS
An exhibit will be held tomorrow at“-
tetnoon ll the North Center. Fitch
P E R IE NCED HELP TAUGHT.
3Edcing Corp. 83 “'nshington St.
' Buick cars repaired.
and Brood River schools of the work
Also Delco igni~ 03 ”3,. srholurs during the year. At
WANTED
3336333 prefer some With car- T..]_ around distributing
.02‘ cleanintz. Inquire Gorham (.o.
! .
3Vthld givn for part payment, washinztoml complaints that men are going
(-LUET‘I‘. PEABODY & 00,, TO 1.31 “on systems a specialty. 59 Cross St. each of. the schools the exhibit will
Norwalk. open It 2 o’clock and last until 4. A
‘ TO LET—NO 7' HENRY ST- S- N..- number of very; lnt:r3e:lln3filbtllgl:l;§
' A ' ' . . . ... . . .. . ' d' laye In 1'
4 rooms. newly moored. lit-r.. 5!» Br “.110 of inipostere. Vi c re had set. :33'3‘3‘33333‘3'23333'33'3’30 3333"!“ and (“end of the
children. are cordinlly invited to ex-
yellow postals amino the work at the younlleli
w ......_.
fourt 0
PM" MATE:
3.. W 33 . my. 3 333..
Sitfififi 1135de "
The count of common pleas, special. NEW HAVEN, June 5.
June session, is sitting today in the-American debuted Now .
city hell with Judge J. Moss lye: of em m turn ll ll
Dnnbury on the bench. A number all game here yoeterdty. 11
cases came up this morning and still ven took the lend in M
3on3??? aredufe lgor this afternoon. Erich.- not taught .
. . . - e use 0 .. Zimmerman & (30., it won in ti.
an A3pprecnt3|on f0? Leg“ 378. Antonio Tortorelia was settled nt- 2:; ”$33.... of the
Servrces I)‘“.“‘8 the ‘w 3 istmtortly out of the court. Attomlyl with 1 home run apiece.
3\\.3A3 Grim. Jr.. represepted we got two doubt".
.‘lERlDEN. June r..—A prniouzeti =§L‘;‘:‘.‘.‘.‘,o‘:“3f, hwm‘dh‘fi and” w "mm":
d {ate on the resolutions which would; 1;] the case of Clinton K Hunter vs (3 1. -, 0 o 2 o O
31:53“ Ffirfigg of 313450333me 3 Malcolm J. Fox, Judge he: handed Simon 0 0-0 0 1 7 o . '
the 335°?“ 33 31:“ Yd“ exte 3 down it judgment by default for the Bunnies: Erickson.
35 5 01' 3‘10 er ay. in the plaintiff to secure a certified bill of?\' ll ' T vlor andm .
opinion of many delegates. The van- . e e. 8. ~
7‘
particulars from the defendant i
one resolutions were called up in con- 00! co "I DI.
yention this afternoon and those ad- gluing: Cnndee were tinsel for the, IARRE MU.
3mm. VL. Jute s. -
vocntee of a political party to aid or-
' ,
ganized labor were prepared to fight Judgment by default was also hand-
od down in the use of the Thomas D3 ton county great! m.
t
lMontpelier this dim ..
convention. Then will follow debate
on a resolution to support the League
of Nations’ covenant. .
it was voted to present. Cornelius
J. Danaher with $500 in recognition of
the legal services he has rendered the
Federation during the year. Presi-
dent O'Meam said that Mr. Danahcr
was the only lawyer in the state who
has come to the aid of labor.
Representative W. 8. Rogers.
the withdrawal of Attorney Leo Davis' (3 man“, of Born. _
appearance. led ‘ody we. found II. b'
The cases of John (‘hchy \‘s. ‘C mut' . gnrden on Noni: Kill _ .
Error-kin is scheduled to be heard at 3 (Qty the month: of I."
o‘clock this afternoon. Keogh & " woman had been It .
Candee will appear for (‘hchy and Al-
torney Leo Davis for Dworktn. ‘
The canon of Francis: J. Sutlt “'landi request made On the M
BenJamIn F. Thompkins; Lester “I! rm‘ded in their "
Wheeler, 9! al vs. Cameron Car (‘o.. their places were ‘1“ W
i Sever-,1 of the farmer! Q31
Jury were excused
v r:
of
Manchester, spoke for woman's F3333tand Bertha ‘rriedman rs. Cornelius Tracey. it is pmbtbb ' .
"as. end asked the delegates 30 53333. Clements all went oil'. in: or the testimony will
port it. He also lifted mistancejor The court will sit this afternoon and mi daYS- '
George C. Long and
fl i“ expected Wl” adjourn tomorrow.
‘ Parker, the former n.
the 3100.000 fund which the Suffra-
gists are planning to raise in a dl‘l\'t-.
Mr. Rogers said the legislators lacked , 3 m' and the latter tn.
interest in the labor mattem. and the ~~Try an advertisement m ”"' milltncry Sh°p in Barm’ “
"Republican machine" was agaimt South Norwalk E\('llint: Scntt’ncl it‘ “in": ficounlty “$303?” fist-e
. . , r bills and woman's sum-age. you desire the bcst results ohtain- recto "3 t“? ‘ .
ll: _.. said that in his opinion the able. Mrs. Broadwells body. cl ”‘3
lt‘l'l‘) ‘ulLHll’l‘t labor bills was greater 3 01 murder.
in the last ‘ession than ever before. 3
Miss Theresa Sullivan i‘?’ ' ‘ in be?
half of the telephone operatt. 'n New
England and the movement to organ-
ize that craft.
A committee to interview the trust-
ees ot' the Boys‘ school to learn the
was named with John Madden, of
Stamford; R. Beadle. of New Haw-n.
and James J. Golden. of Neriden. on
Stylish Summer
SKIRTS
' t
The pay of member.- of the execu-‘
live committee was raised from $6 to
hi". and asks for the enforcement 01‘
a (ontrnct and 88300 damages again».-
Mr<. Plant L. lit-chland of Stratl'orti.
i‘orntcrly ot' Norwaik. lie says she
prevented ttini trom minim: on: m.-
terms oi the contract at :1 consider
able lll‘iiSlit‘t‘lhO and part actual loss.
.‘lls‘. lh-ckland (says sllt‘ did not
hl'l".l‘li the contract. ”it” the plaintifi
failttl to maintain the expressed pz-or
\isions and violated certain éxpllilt‘
terms 'until .éll(‘ Wits hirer-ti 1) call it‘
Ul'l'.
The curiout: l”.l§l;l’>‘ n." the t'tlnft'st':
which the plaintiff dial 1m mvntitm.‘
but which the defendant ('lltlllls in in
existence.ttirn< upon the asst-non
that no land to be sold under the can t
tract was to go to "certain foreign’
born people and colored people." Mrs
llecklantl 53):" the plaintiff sold land
to these to her. undesirable put'fllitfi-3
ers. The plaintiff denies the allege
lion
m-M‘ was
Try OuriH
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THOMAS CONFECTION '5
24mm
1916 Agreement. 3
Back in August. 1916. Mr. [)(‘l‘kla'ntLt
acting for his Vite. agreed with M12;
(‘assidy t0 entcr into an arrangement _
for the disposal of the farm in Strut-3
ford. it consisted of is building io's.’
The displliPs betwen the parties, "
herein lintween May and June, 1917.
and on June 23. after some action by;
the Deckldnds. Mr. Cassidy ceased tof
try and sell and the suit followed.
John A. comm for the plaintiff. no—
Forest 6‘; chin. ”and Bartlett. Keeler
& (‘oltn tor the defendant. .
was 01.1) omit xrrcnu.
t
I
1
wife who rests her w ‘
3 33 3 , .-o :xvith our mm c. Saying they are success A
t-t. 1.91 experience and tools. 34"" -.__._;m-.< Do “0‘3 send ”1“? poem]: 3% NAKED “THERS ANNOV QMITH3 “- 1 on one Of those ‘4 ’7
3:091“ Immediately. Union An‘ TO LET Six rooms at 6 ‘Cr0533llll‘l‘t‘ are no successors. Vi'm. Ettron :TfliT;::;°;N;sgfi Smith L'ST OF SIOERDVGLTKHgnés. l 1'5 (""3 b“ 35 ‘30
"“"3 Dye 00-, Rowaytcn, Conn. 3street. South Not-walk. First [loot-.3pays lwst prices for all Junk. 3 Rowan 3 .3\lr.~. 33:33:33 ‘3h33 90““; 33333 "33333.3 ‘ SERVICE—19184919 ll 1001“ m 1110 NC“! - 3
3Ront 313_ Enquire of F. D. Lawton..St. Tel 441. Mmehnd hove were making a 'practlcc' as “nifty" too. “'ith it. 3
«ANTED .xt'Tmionni: )llct‘li—'40 Bayview avenue. l - #- me" ’7 " the near ”‘85 WW"? “ammo“ “35 h“ ‘4 curving back and ~' "
‘- 1-4.. l'- - ' ‘ ——-' DETECTIVES——(‘I\'ll \Vl) ('RDl-l0f going in swimming from 'most valuable list of the names of;
t, \- .tlt‘ (ll zit Hill? Cars. Ari—3 -' 3 3 3 3 33 3 3 3 1 3- - 3 33 3 - t3 by dOCkS WilhOUt bothering l0 don Nonvalk rue“ who have dipd ll! service 3 leather Seal, all! m
-"11 vi 1. .=nti Sunday to lmdcewoodt PlANO INSTRUCTION 3m? mveatigntors of m (-13} descnption. 1 bathing suits. ABOthl‘ complaint came during the late war suitably framed niture is the very this!
'i' “(Mule Are. Norn'aitc, mum"; WINN SCI-{OOL 3Divorcc evidence obtained quickly: in 333333 morning and Chief Pennington and placed in a show window of hing-3. d 33 S 33 t .3 _
t Ragtime and popular tmuslc taugh3and without notorictv or ptthlir-itv. (‘on-. h 3 330333333333 33333 local Oman“ 30 “33.33331 book 8mm at 49 Wall street. 3 mer aye. ee 3 0.33
~ -‘ ~-———————— ...lnnyone in IO to 20 lessons. “'lnn hie-3sultation absolutely confidential. Ref-é “rigid "3333335333330" and arrests if 33“ 3 It should beagnltefilstgalgf §%::3Z?:i
3 .‘IANTEC \‘t'lZAVt-Z‘RS FOR TAPC'thod. studio days. Mon, Tues. “'cdnicroncea furnished as to responsibility;circumsmnces warrant 333 :32: :I‘ethremspenjic: and 33 would be:
3‘ " '11“ Qil‘lr‘ to learn weaVinz. Ap E10 :1. m. m 'l p. m. Phone USS-2., 1203integt-ity. etc. P. 0. Box 2143, Bridlzo-l 33’ 3 _3 3 3 3 3 3 33 imeresfing to know just hour many-3
.-1 .t‘; J, (‘.:<ll Ltd. Chestnut St. {\Vttshington street. South Norwalk, oil-'3 port, Conn. ! FIORE’S GARAGE 3' are buried in this city and in wbat3
.- ‘ST _ inosite Post Office. Sillfllo 00‘” open; i Have your Ford oi'erhauled or re-i cemelt’l‘: Frederick 3
NANTED ~AT ONCE. A VERY FIT-E 3 ! Settle the question. drop a poatalmaired at Fiore’s Gauge. 11 lianfordl figbfi3s?éeder3ck E.
l .11- >ll'.l(l_\‘ work. [in uire of the l . land I will givt- you an estimate on your” ace. Tel. 9253 Genuine Ford putts} . 3 ' 3.. ‘ 3 nd Y. 3
l i F J Fl h Ch 3 iPl 3 Budsall. ..ourt a
. . :llllt'llltifis (3,33 ti-S Hoyt S333 N033 3 house wiring. . . a erty. ~l atcstused on" 3 313,393 Mortimer (,3 t
‘ i NOTICE St. 1-:. Norwalk. 3 3 333 3 Broom Chutes H3 3
.. .-- -_ a..____ __ The Prest-O-L‘lte Battery Ser- 3 _ 3 - 3 30558. Howardcluv .3
. a . . ' ‘ ' ' ow 0 en. ' ’AXI senv cs ' . . . . Burwell. John -
. “ANTED-BO“ T0 “ ORR IN V‘“ gm?“ 1‘ n p l . ' ' Reduction tn the Price of . Coleman. James E. l 58 wm mm. 803W
3.. -. 1 3..3\3..3.03“.3 MI’ST BF} OVER 16. The htghest class 0f Batteiy ,cars for hire all hours or the day and 3 3 Cafirey, Thomas P. 3
.3. v n, w. HAT SHOP. CROSS work, Recharging, 3913““ 33""! 3mg!"- ““0"“ Ta" S'a‘l‘m- “‘0'“? 937 Tires 3 'Cantolli. James G. ; nun-ox “MES—Folding Oxford: in t -
.t ~ . 1mm: STS., NORW.\.I.K.CON1~:H geltltlzcgments on all makes 0: 3Romano and Cutrone- Props. 3“ Awnings, Auto Tops'and .3 (333321133? $333323: If; 3 313313.331 Ind Other Moutmp.
. . a mes. . . A .. 3 _, . 3 _ 3 3
. ' ... a uto 811 1108 Davenport. Charles H. . mm,“ Of the e 9.3 03111;“. .
ANTED—A POSITION AS com-'3 Work Called For and Delivered 35°U- H N°RWAALK L'VE POULTRY. 3 3 "3’ 3 3 3.8333533333133333 H3 Enamel-:1 1130 . . y
'1‘ :1 at to .wn old couple. bv a middle Norwalk Storage Battery '1 M BRET. 3 l 0115 White Tue Free to ! Godfrey. Frank C'. promptly xpe Dunn!-
:; i til" Midi-two “M B " care of. 1! Poultry of a“ klnds 50‘“ alive or kill- Ever! htm l GoldfitElll, Peter
3333 < -- - -- 3 ~ Company ted and dressed while you wait. Tel. ' I Goodm", Win“ I" OPTOMETRIS'I
. 1‘ Anna A Buckle}, Southport.. 72 N0. Main St. 503 Norwalk 11563 21 Boutnn streoi AA ‘3, K0 N. 3 Hall, Kenneth
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. ,._.__..__._~__._______ __..i ”one 336—2 3 N: 65 ul‘ruld ‘3”an ‘ Hayes. Arthur l.
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