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ADVHlliSfliENl’S
Aug. 2nd. 1919
«RUBBER DAY
WANTED:
1 man for building tires, machine i
work: 2nd,shiit. .
Men for finishing: 2nd shift.
Men _tor curing cord tires:
shift. High wages on piecework.
" young men (17 years) for de-
fine oppor-
Giris over 16 years or wamenon‘
Singer sewing machines, 20¢ per
’ hour whilednnrning. .Oporntorscnn
ly make owr§18 withina {ow
: . weeks. Apply. Superintendent. top
floor. 83 \Vashiligt‘on St., South INor-
walk.
Il WANTED
3
pertinent stock room.
tunity for right men.
Norwalk Tire 65 Rubber Co.
.WEBSING AND EDGING CORP.
rs
:sent on vacation Raymond'Bros
l WAmso—MlnnwAGE WOMAN
Ito care for home and two children.
tour and nine, while mother goes toi
WANTED:
THE NORWALK MESS
0.0 REQUIRES A NUMBER
01? GIRL AND WOMEN .0.?-
011038 .QN moss saw
:2) f' MACHINES. mm-
5.19.1“ AND 0091.38! m.
.:r._3.1:v IN rows. mar
-., :JRY PLEASANT' mom.
liltORT HOURS mm
is,AGES PAID. . M
3DRK GUARANTEED
will). ROUND. seen?
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III
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i-
pay to risht .gpcrson
Seating-1'
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Address Lat.
WANTED—NURSE meE -031
Colored tor child 18 months old. Ans
iwer 129, core of Sentinel, giving ageI
. iand salary expected.
, t
3:3 IWASHING'PIOKN or _ "EL . 71
3; Z-UTH NORWA m ' . . m1
SECONDFLOOB. 3 3 i m
i To RENT~6 ROOM HOUSE ON 24'
, IiConcord St., tram August list. Also 5
room apartment on Lowe St. from
W ANTED: . Atlg- 15th. All improvements Inquire
' . ‘ t 26 (‘ n
,5 .VJING . in O and SL, So. Norwalk.
3._ l NAIL m ' ' ’ ' "
I: if}? OVVORK. £10635? , 1:0.BENT~0NELEA010E 'FURNISIL
I; EDITIONS PERFECT. 'ed 100111 with boom. 8 Crescent Ter-
race.
$133.13 WAGESPAIDEEPIER-
2 was opmmons. n:
.JT EXPERIENCED m
\I I TTEACH youmuy ,One large front room. also room for;
E )U 'l‘.’HILE we. cars in garage. 10 Crescent Terrace.
I i._r£.TT, PEA‘BODY &’00., I So. isorwalk. Phone 1740.
1 ma. 5 TO LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL IM-
_.. ,2 ,' provelnents. 9 .Hamilton Ave. In-
" ’ _.__._. '—' quire, United Grocery Co. ‘
WANTED . I To LET—A Tmnnoom APART—
-1:‘-»CHINIST, EXPERIENC- 'ment with all improvements. Reason-i
E,“ if: TAKING CARE 19F able rent. Also Four rooms. Inquire“
:l
l
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS,
imam; sol-4kg none. .Phil-
1p P. Mnhoney, 52 Van Zant 8t., E. Nor-‘3'It
walk. , Phone 1182-5.
ewteamuockiotharointmmori meat who-tan.
. Wd-WNMOO 13$ WOfHNm rowitthis warm wutherkofllllip :IVStsno'wtn‘s‘i‘iou; r
_. , . . . . . , Milt J?!“ gm them 0 ll!!! T0423.“ 0.. wadneadny, August 13 the Elkg tony.“
um um“ . roll. sans m of mite!" matte Pom“
..,- w 9.! - w ... .. -.si .-, summon, «1M ..IFishtinso‘gtheMu-Ie ms”: ”50:31..
FOR silks—SEVERAL LOADS or m 1Getting an m gunk are expected to make tits t
Y i . household goods, dressers, table-13:3; h ‘2“. m s 1333*! this?“ m, 18.19.
‘"°' 5 £3 ‘ Wm: mama boxes. .kltohou stoves, side- " ' Yostsrdny the sunday school at tb
onmnmmm
-— pandas-WM“
:FOR Mina—19W OAK BED?
room suite complete with mattress. In-
quire 195 East Ave” E. 3Norwalk.
FOR SALE—1,917 FORD RUNA- "int 2&9 m W M Amundson, Oscar E. Johnson.
spot light,
bout. Shook absorbers,
good condition .Tel. 54-3, Vl'ilton.
3m mam
isfiWnlanidJiss.
'WMMW
leash. Easy terms.
713 South hot-walk.
FOR SALE—HOUSE CONTAINING
—— STENOGRAPHER'. 16 rooms, improvements, garage ruling
Two weeks while our young lady is ab~ gar,den on trolley line. near center.-
igood location (or boarding house. Part
flutbe sold Box,
advanced
W m” W on or more will?" onIlyedone wodlfiedé‘zago (101‘): being matte on the iron steamboat. thei my "m" hm
1 recs v a separ e n r 3 The Butterworth We”
imfihbmfln “new! his bravery, as did , while ”at . ‘oenterl by Captain Charles
tom. ‘Johnson received the Distinguished With the ”“5"“ of the mom‘storm’ Lieu‘ manta Gunner! Illa m
nuns”: 3m. “5'3"!“ 0”“ ”I“ "“1 “‘° ”“8 °‘ “‘e “”2 Mama-maul
1 These seven lads were all into the weather larger crowds are [locking to dag 11ml: mm
mm, 'nervice in 1917, and were among the the Point to get away from the George P. W, who M the . ,,
“m M Vat first or the National Army men rm . delegation (11be MW 3
”mm 101' 13- this city to go over sens dty‘ ML Y““"‘” the” .were The representatives of the m’
the I'm and They were lathe thick of the fight. over 200 at the Pack. A maiorlty of
t
Moti‘omhflwwdhm
m SALE-12 ACRES or 0001) m d“! “1111?. 1919.
Iibusiness. Good home and reasonmne land in the town otrBethei Conn. About?»
miles east of railroad station. Price.
Half cosh. M.
9
531.000 to quick buyer.
“iiB. Saunders. 16 Yost St.
1
filial: a” h m 1 Seven W boys who stuck to- Lucien m church held their
1 ' u out” “her through nearly two you-g of 91%,; m mg
guitars WM.» a. crown:
t
Gunther, John Crengil, Charles Israel,
‘22 'Edwn
A.”
Another roooui m crowd is,
The ontire stock in the
strenuous service in the Marne secto,
:or, come back home at midnight inst
{sought and ace about town mung °' 0"” 'm ”"6 m we Park mi
about the warmest welcome that has W the 419" Th” "‘1me 0"
1 Se
ibeen given any of our herons yet. the steamer «Merchant, of this city. M m
M the «loom Gyroscope com-‘ 8031.911514- lgu mum
they are: Rm: 9993 JmLI.
“.7qu N. 112. amholdlngaonlng tor the Minors
their outing at the Point. The trip Cam: ‘t Ninntic Mao-y.“ mi»
Tomorrow the Blumenthsl Companyi
rd mm) first-c.6311“
Iing on the Marne, in the Argonne For-
cot and at St Milliel. all shoulder to
milliolder, in Co. D of 60th Infantry, oi
the famous Fifth Regular Army Divi-
Sepnrnte Company helm
“‘9‘“ "'9" in mint-1m Lieut. Thom“
Manager Bayley has had the grass Scngnnnts William Plait and m
on the hit grounds mowed in order Browne“
Wm’ no... N
Sheluflvntmofthem
FOR SALE—— 1917 FORD TOURING
1916 suburban and 1914“
C. McKendry.‘
Iin’ast Norwaik, Conn. Tel. 259 12.
and runabout.
itouring. All bargains.
1
power. 4 cycle Buitnlo ..ongine
,seat 16 persons. Owner having no
for same. Will sell reasonable.
551- 5
$350.
walk.
Phone 376 or 1197-3, $0.
FOR SALE—5
car. Philly equipped. electric
order.
er St., Norwalk.
PASSENGER 1915
lights,
sett starter, extra tire. in fine running
.Will sell cheap if sold at once. .
.. ;George Letts. Schnell's Garage, ii Riv-‘
w—
17 Falri'ield Ale
4 Chestnut St. Tel. 164393.
FOR SALE—HOUSE A\D LO 1‘ AT:
Inqutit { eninrs ;?lti
plants, white plume. very
transplanted.
91.3.31 ON SINGER snwhro , 3:1?“ mm": 2 B°“‘°° S" 3°' N"?
E its: NE. STEADY most. “3 __»
to: AND GOOD ‘WAflflS 1:0 RENT—NWEOLE HOUSE 03‘
3.15 \PPLY ' 3 ,part of house. on corner or Rowayton
avengeand High street, tram Sept. int. 9
'Hot water heating and all other im-
5 provements. Furnished or unfurnished.
IDr. .Burston.
NURWALK DRESS 00.
31 WASHINGTON ST.
SECOND FLOOR.
TO LET-—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
while they last.
lor Ave.
FOR SALE—AT A GREAT SACR
rice, tine old cello; beautiful instru-
ment. Inguire at 293 “canal an
nue. Norwalk. Telephone 262.
touring can-Chevrolet. .Boby Grand.
FOR SALE—d, 000 LATE CW l —
dine, all .
Come and get them‘ “ ' the reigned 0‘
;.,Voters tor the town of Wilton, hereby
as. A. 'Ful .
J I" 92 Toy Intro notice that we will be in session
VWWOfthe'l‘mnnd
WWW
m” ”peruse. on Friday. August mm and
Tel. “was“, 1919,1'm 12 o 'M 31., an Association for a settlement of the
til 9 olclook p,-m., forth. purpose
, . of receiving applicator}; :or asu-
EORSALE—OHBMOLHF 490-1917; cus and m registration and
touring cor, overhauled. new battery:
Nor-
,for correction of said lists
I to canons.
ALBERT W. ELDRJDGE
HOWIJ’. m,
City of NM must be true for Norwalk cars alone P M.2~12 10 1:08x.17:ux, 3:
l M Moi-walk, thig‘SIXTH'GQMPANY when they make their trips, crowded :5 3%! 51330::01011525735’ 301.. m”
126111 day of Inly, 1919. HAS SHORE DINNER 8° 35 ‘0 01"? “Where from 120 ‘0 count NOWALK To new
REGlfiTRARS NOTICE
___iat Town Hall in said Wilton curl-mar
l Mug. 1st nun 11150 Aug 8th. turn 12
w until9p. m. {orthepurponootrog-
ii raring according to their
rs .d .town
i
.310 3101‘!!!“me
fldahntdbomof-Yoton
.of'the”1ird*Vohgg,Dutrict of
_. i 'tbfi 30‘"! and city at admit:
, eon SALE—A 26 FT MOTOR BOAT will be in session in Saint's
Fin A- 1 condition 9:19le min 10 horse. .Mnr Shop.
IEIEMWMQnoduJ
trict to another kindly hand
nnmostoRogintnn-son or before
August 8th tomure you the right
wovmrhndvt-
mmfortherowns‘nd
political
preferences. all those voters who may
__ wish to take part in any Omens in
FOR SALE—A FIVE PASSENGER
H. C. OGDEN
filo“.
i :3.» :rarrived in God’s country. Sat-
uiday, July 19th, and were mustered
out at Camp Upton, yesterday, and at
l f
that be any be ‘Me to p" a ew The Modern Grocers m .
games ot'_ colt. it .is manger Bay hi
ley‘s intention to instruct his brotherl ened another store in t 21 ct, fin;
Howard in the method of p‘ tying the in the former location of the A
.Ionce made a bee line to. :Norw.aut more on Ben “amt
——--—-———-—-—— . game.
L A very large crowd witnessed the. . ,
140,0quRINE display of fireworks presented at the N. Y. K. H. t H. mm
WORKERS END STRIKE Point last evening it was one of the ’
“is.
..lnrgest to be present at the display Corrected to 3m 3. m
for this won There was 0"” 20° noun-l NORWAL'K vow
automobiles which paid for pnrkingi A. M.:—-‘l 1811,51 421, 6*. _
space outside of those that did not en- 5457! 7- 11! 7' 541‘ 3'16! 3- ”Sufi-“m.
(Continued trom Page One).
t
The proposals named upon by map
resentntives of seamen' 3 (Km 0:2tx.9:89,10:33x,10:52x.
tions and the American Steamship ter the 9"“ but left the" cars on the liar—12:03; 12: 52 (RWY;
highway which leads to the Point The ”1”,”;1 09x, 1 38; 3:17: 1‘
5:,:,:'-Z?x546800x.60¢x,lfl
strike that has tied u Atlantic coast-'
p summonlyl'TMkBUl’
wise shippin gwere today tnhmlttod
to the union members for ratification
it was expected the terms arranged
by the union leaders would be ratified
:Without delay, thereby permitting the
immediate release of many of the sev-
eral hundred stumships tied up at
Atlantic ports.
The demand by the seamen {or—a
closed shop has been waived. The:
~oniy issues tag are those of
hours, wages and working conditions.
When the sub-committees has been
appointed, it is expected the end of
the strike will come in a few days.
iThe conditions of settlement will then
be made public.
crowd of last night was estimated at
4, 000. Dancing come in for n share of ( SundnyI 2‘."
the regular 'Friday night business‘: A. M. -1: 18. 6: 42: 51" ml"?
Everything and everybody was patron 9; 19:, 10: 33x 12: 03x. '
ized much to the delight of the con '.'5 fé {“3}: 07.32: 114‘“ 3.; Eli's: m,“ 3
cessioners as it will help in making up ‘ ’ ' ‘ '
s: 06x. 10: 07:. 10:40 12: Ms
IfOr the 1988 they suffered during the flaw YORK TO SOUTH "m: .,
rain. 5 A. M.-u;,lnx 4:.10: 5:8. Mt.
Manager Bayley estimated the at 3- 00“- 8' 51‘1““:15‘ 9 45K 10:“ "
.-12 03 12.45 (Erin-n all
tendnnce at the Point on Sundays to P M s only: 1‘ 093. 1-“!
be 18,00 to 20,.000 He stated that n a. only)_ 2 15;, 2. 57 3: 30:.
conductor on the Stanford Line on 4: '-,1y3x 4: 23. 5. 13:, 5 :28, 6*.“
one of these Sundays on his trips 7 30" 8.101.11-151w. .
alone rang up 2, 000 fares. It must be A. H “12:10: 6: 00. 8:“, .3,“
taken into consideration that this. 9: 21: 10: 03k _:10 50x 8:“
A M.-1.2:,26: 1:80;, 5'
. 40 n era 11 each ear. It does
1 passcg 0 7:,:,:,159191102210.83‘II(
Snot take many trips to run into the 1:1 58x. , _ .
.Thouund mnrlc Roton Point is the ‘E N.—1:80.3.S71,4:18.i:fl1m
Amusement Park of both Not-walk and 0:51 7:08;,8: .ogx. 8: 49:, 8:33.. .
Stamford people. including the' "III”
suburbs. Outside of these places 10:19.1iz-11221::',21‘1‘58lx.20x 733' ’"fi‘
there are many out of town people P. u..——2 10x 3; 05‘ 4. «I. .I“
who come to the park Sundays from :31? znmridgg: 28:1): 8: 40:, I tug, .
pm-
New York. Bridgeport and many of NEW HAYES TO SOUTH . “WI“?
the larger towns in this end of New A. tit—12:10: (except
Yorkstnte. l4;::2x,4I53:I:,,650 6:,1508“;
There are numerous automobile par-I 3' 1!. 11 .
ties who come to the Point already at- P' ”“12 17‘ 3: a; ‘7“-
iOontinned mm Mt PI...
pay. etc. The mnjor's wards met with
an outburst of applause. Numerous
stories or experiences during thewar.
and up to the present day, were. told
by dint-rent members.
It was voted to hold a re-union of
the 25th day of July during the com-
ing years, to keep the former organ.
igation together.
The committee in charge of inst
evening's reception was: Lieut. Floyd
Coma, chairman: Sergeant Leland
n
t: > r' . 'St. Inquire or Mrs. R. Till-lav, 16 Close, secretary: First Sergeant Hnr- 5:82, 5:37, 6:11, 9:18x
' '1‘3'0- Grove St 1.9] 1852-12. Good condition. Price rasonable. For» W'J- W30". old S. Spgrry, treasurer: Lieut. Jesse “M in the" “um“ ”um” ‘0 " ‘ W-
B ' ‘5: .21 Fini h 1111 W ltI ' H . demonstration call 554-3. , 398M139!!! of Voters. 1‘. Dunbar. Lieut. J. Holly Tyrnell. in for 8 dlD- "05‘0”” ”thermom‘ 1‘- M—12.10x. 4"“- MIDI." '
is flLadies 88113123. e > BUSINELSS NOTICES. _ Dated at Wilton. Donn, July 84th: Linut. Philip Sherwood. Sergt. Nor- Manager Bayley noticed one of these 8: 301. “:3;in 7111001: .55; 2.
‘1... es' " « - . Foe sat-E 4%»:le m~.19'9- :3 amnd 333'?“ "1‘“ Gimehwgl'dua'l‘hgum ”we“ “4 “mm“ "mm “1“”! 4:35 5:16: 0: -,iix. ":.oéx '0:
‘\BURY’ MATHEW CLIFFORD HO'DEL TAXI SERV‘CEJng room suites stove e, beds , 5m, A imtttee wishes to thank all who made M that if they desired to so in .11 ‘0
8500 [Prompt attention given Weddings and mattresses. Ordinary condition. Will .E ’1‘. Dates 0141f Ni SALE the dinner last night a possibility. by MINES they I“! our for the WW“ ‘Xugitui'mg‘ifsga
Parties. F. S. burg. Phone 485. . sell very ch . A w 11 North Main ~ ~ set at public auction: their kind and geenmus donations. lege Immediltely the part} was in iii __
Hm can DD P. M. 1:211:de (F‘ridnnI
..— SL, Tailor Shop. on Monday afternoon, July 28th. 1919. The committee appointed for next use and informed “use, Bay”). “my” only). 2. 48. 4189!. 5
i tUngN. PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed‘i _ fécisngnfifflg‘r‘a'c:7:32,?“5'm'gsf Kigali ”1‘31“"1‘t‘2‘2iéi “21.3.3223: Lilli: that the "‘0' '93 fl‘ee- Th“ may be M 9. ”I 1:";99‘”
. Tm . . ne . ' ’ , . —— ,
\i’I: , . . to iron shoes. Steady award glazinggttzécgmggfixogi Lghkt‘ EQR SALE—FORD RUNABQUT IN. er Ave. Darion, Conn, comiztflrg of 1 Isa-ghoul??? “SI. gpernlvi SILIensure‘il-E so, the water is free, but the prililegei PILL-«4:15. 7: 20. . .
."33‘1 $3 heavy trucking. Oitice telephones A1 condition with delivery .liody Can sumo", Kmhgn m e M mm! n gageanfis “m" (1" 335' 13 53°}; '0 We ”‘0 Property 0' mm“ 1’0"“ "fig onnsunv To sou'm uonwotx
L J‘; “BURY ti :1, t p H 9 .W ield t ’ ng e , ' ’ ' Inot free. Manager Barley has 10 983', A. M.:——5 58, 7: 20, 10: 05, 1! ::.
, MATHEWSON 1581. 200 house connec on e seen a crtz, 6 in! am ' utensils lots of dishes, some china dish- Pt“ “‘95 Belt and Burr. ' P M —4-33 7'07 825
& co. , .‘ iEast Norwaik. Telephone 874—3. ,9, 1 Mm, b e 1 crime“ 3“. din. . ‘4' "mm“ m“ ‘°’ “‘9 Wk “d “9: ' ' ' ' “a“, '
south Norwalk. ' I PETECTME-STC-‘WL AND GRIM‘i - - 3 3 33 33 - i ' cling :1 ' ' ‘ Tm in W 3118M inurt ”who we “won” wm‘ "men: A Ito—7:50.
' linal. investigators of every description. i FOR SALE—1 1916 DODGE TOUR-1' "gig”: bed ' “mm m‘ ' f to deft-11> the expenses. Bathing is one» P: M.—12:05, 8:48. 73*
“ Divorce evidence obtained quickly ing, 1 1918 Ford Coupe, 1 1917 'Ford'er‘ W“ ' "1" "mm: ”“9““ . of the chic: 3011mm has on which
h mattress 1 dresser black walnut iot’s NEW YORK: 1“" 26 (Visit M“ m -
0P3: a T and without notoriety orpublicltyueon‘ Coupe, 1 1917 Ford touring. 1 1913 Ford t I‘ i' I t 1 d r 33“ ' 10:30 a. nymph"; V” "we to derivesgrcntonpnrt of his revtnfl0,j - _
..... OIRS WANTED , “lumen absolutely confidential. 34323 touring. Lyon' 8 Garage, We“ port Ave. 0 $1121; 1410 . 1:“ o In kinds} at the opening of soda" Stockuuk- but timeouts Jrhothioi that they ore' . in _ .
“”" “ Stitch?“ at 3°C erences furnished as to responsibility. Norwalk. Phone 1941. . 8‘ . «b . im- 0319‘“, 11W 11 MI?! the selling puma-Won 009' going to color has batman .at a Reduction “‘9
' " r I “ "‘“m‘TS 3‘ 20° ”9" i it etc P..0 Box 2143, Bridge- Bm' “u" "mm" 1 “am “m“ m “M m ’e'temy ' insular w private “mm“ W‘ ’8'“? '“l'fl
.. . In . .ll‘S of age, on power ntegr 5" . ‘3 ‘ "lot: of bed blankets i wash belle-,1 lugs m oils “,4! shipping: 1‘" ‘ 3
:Llllt s Sleadv work. ' port. Conn. FOR SALE—A 9 ROOM 'HOUSE sweeper 1 9888 f “1 bed the VW‘ advance at “in; of 1 m where n mm II MMJOT‘theI m ‘m a,“
r... . C’Femmms & Worthington .i'iand big lots near the shore, 3 blocksim‘c““m ' 3 e"- ‘3“ is 1-2 points. Motor; and whom privilege albumin-then it is one for 3 ,
.. “16- WRUCKING—Peter J Nelson. local from trolley. Fruit. shade tine 1113”“ ”3°!” “M “‘3'“ mm 1 h" 1“.” '3“ firm“? 3‘“: "‘2 ”1* the manager to m It Yesterday“: 1 mm
x "20 O'Cha'd St- . and long distal!“ hating g”; "m“ ggarden spot. steam heat. city water. ‘9‘“ “a“ “m“ mm“ "° “W; “1"}: fgmnf‘finmhe-r aging mo, .wa mace, it .is hoped. will not hair Ono linintnro like Inn
‘ ‘ "18171 OSbOme avenue. 3 lelectric light, for $6300. Terms. L. to men on P. 0111 r ‘j-Igven and several Other low-”M 1.. pen satin. 1' it II M CWO! WW
;I _ .. “WM 09'“- Tel. 1893' {Agency, 15 50.21.1111 St. Phone 632-3 gamersusr i896: l18111009“!chef’inthoi' the 980900;? to such an enterprising manger u ‘
. A “3 \ New MORE PUPILS {2511111111216 -- — mama ‘1 MN "m “e ° t '3 mama I Mr- 3""9’3 Who ‘5 "3"“ m "”9”" Km
, ..,. ..,... .,........ 2...... .m- wt m was soon nous»: m. ,Temsgyg .. m ”22“.“: 3:21: guarantee...“ ..,... ........ on: .. a... won'- SAW“ 1—...
“ ..1 the Berlitz School .01! mung-mus styles. lowest WW- Iimprovements, near the station, Grand ‘ some ll - Ew ”YORK July 26.-— -Typienl mid tendnnee no u to further the work of , .
. York. Address .151ng .m spartan! than. ‘Irrinl ’F'g'view of town, Sound and country for gm {summer conditions mailed in the W the Built next mu. m. a
.. For: 81., East Nor- ders solicited. Tel. 2139 Alexander ,szmo. Is thin bargain Phone 63% m overhauled or ate-{3100* 3"“ ”a“ u” ’40” ”’2‘“ . ””“fl” ‘” ..,. ‘ , -
l 1:112. - mm, a 1.2 m om .~ “Lawrence Agency, 15 80.113111 St.’ pain-d at m. m 11 Bantam being given over to pools MMS- JM‘M“W‘M“°' ;’ -2--......_. --..
A, __~ i I _imIm.mmm IM Motowtmders. wim‘muwebmnwmqflemfiet.
: mm. on “‘OMAN To ' i seen -8AL£-—AT Wfimrm 0,. . . , 1am and run musty to mm, all. 3- New. I?" '1“ m“ ‘3; F. s. ‘m
3‘“? and general house-g Beach. sprain: case! 7 room come - , A..'8teels and r-Qulpments shipping. to curse on 0‘9"“: Im II“! n . ,
mini-ll: 35000. Tel. ' Kerosene and MP9 .1100 ti...trom shore. extinct-ovenlems‘ m "‘ m ”We mm mu” h“ mm ‘m f n ' y. I JO. ' P’
__ II into 9' | .c I 111! 101-82 1E “£300 :11. L. 3903' I II ' ltheirperiodsotnctirity with mental -—-'i'ry . I still n Want!" 1 '
.- —_ .___ _. .qummng 5nd repainnx- Drop a cy,15 50.114111 St. Phone sax-s. ~ map—A sum-n mass the 0W" W“ m “m m ;_ - 80; w
.» '~' ..monnns r011 , ‘Wll: mg rigs: ca .811th mmme W "‘ ”mm , l ‘
. ‘ 3-‘3'1'3'm imply on Job Acme ~ F 1 WY ! . MBA!- 4% What” £1“qume . , ”" ' g
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— Ambit Mil-F.— 1917 5-qu WU”;- 19“ Fund De- “mm ”an...“ , mm future. ’15! closing wns *FOWQ—AW_ .
YOUR PROPERTY
.. .muv
”mini-y car, 3 Royal: St. E. Norwnik.
FRE E—ABQUT 50 LOADS OF DIRT:
and stone free. inquire at'aa 25Ltuing-‘
:ton Ave. . e
.nt to know it for we
mu Lawrence Agency
M. So. [Norwalk1 Conn.
.. .-'-.
Fan SALE—2 .11me HOUSE— r
III . r»: ruinished housekeep- make;
\I'ili find an unusual 1 mm
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