~. “U“W
HOSIERY
A MPLETE‘ABSORTIENT OF
h‘ Ladlen’, Gent-fl Children‘- and In-
fantn'. '
» {Adler Hosiery, in Lisle Thread
Ind Silk, from 15¢ to $2.00 a pair. in
buck and colors.
Inn's Hose. at 15c. 25c 35¢ oodfiOe.
Childcare Hoee at 25c, 85c and 5°C.
infants” House in cotton and cash-
’ .Inere. in white, black and cordovan.
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. 1
—wmum routine.”
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Generally fair tonight and Thursday;
not much change in temperature: gen.
tie to moderate west winds. Lam!
showers have occurred during (lac l;i.-t
twenty-four hours in the eastern lull“:
lion to the Lake rt.-,;iun and along: the:
Father or son get the same
satisfactory attention and
clothes of equal merit.
It is perfectly practical, if
you are busy, to let your boy
come here alone to buy his
suit. We‘ll look after him
"r .
~mflm «
Nlll SUIT EAGLES
Special Uniforms Ordered
For the Big Parade and
Field Day of Grantherie
in New Haven Tomorrow
Not Up to Specifications
Theer was many a drooping feather
on over one hundred Eagles. of \‘ur-
walk Aerie. on Monday. when Lose
specially designed. much-heralded un-
iforms, which had been ordered Pom
a Sew York firm arrived and were
(Epcnf‘d nr inspection. ior not one of
'sm rcn-mbfed the trim and natty sam-
ple of Palm Beach clcth. from which
theorder had been obtained. In plain
l llzziish. they were the ver ygarments
. ' _ ‘that put the miss :5. m-‘th ' ; n = n a
- . , . . .- . ad an merchandise 9e _ ' .. . .1. 0. n
Atlantic and Lu“ ““3"!“ Hi‘ham ’3' _ y 'f 1 lot tut-m had any of the style or finish
weather 11.“ prevail-ml gentlillllj‘ in; licked you can return 1 1 limit the gramme copy or the smooth»
river. A long tinngli of low prtws'.::'- falls to meet “1111 your i:l'“3lkfl;£. Tr‘i‘lffif‘nlilillt‘ of Riser 6.-
. .. ‘ _ , w. :m r‘ucltizc‘mzix‘ piozniscl
extending from ‘il‘tizt‘l'll Tr\.z—‘ lltll’l‘." “nnroxul. ; .n ”I . , . ‘. V
“ eastward to .‘Cllllll‘hfl'fl i.~ nubile arr “‘ I . f0 l“ :klirfiuffiizilt ?Efi:'\.ll:lil‘ 12ftxhit‘:‘i‘d:“fit
; a .. .‘ . ~... - .. . . .. u. at,
increase of Claudio“. in llxl- vser‘r-rn No" a bad exp-nence ‘ lulzxch a i“‘l"l“':9fllall\"‘ of the Hiker
diélrlcls. The l::::sp.«:,;tu:.' ls . ~45. ill? llltie SCOlli to go ShOD- 2.2- t. o. “'14 [marl-r“ 80¢ uztex- :1 (‘Jlxui'tgi
, . lit..f)r ’Io ' 2. - ; ~- -‘~
:40le («lung film,- ll‘1.'7.i~‘:ll MRI-I i-Il pd]? alone. l .Lmil (.H.. !. e guniont ' h “A
th‘ l L I, "n q l .. r) . ~ g1“... ‘........,-;15 tl)."ll to reJerL [liV'llLleld
' {1.1" (3; I) : iii .\»"u‘-‘ .f}., .. ill ‘7 "; ,;- ' ' h, ' '4 ' 'A o .. .-
l I ‘ Greet assortment of Boys "1" récl‘l‘Ean-rmatm of .lu. .wm
—-——— _ , 6 ~. . fl . two notmmx that firm today,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO “Itch 0121 s to beta»; from. 3 ‘.\1‘U‘7(y1;;n F'Tully disappn‘n’cd .2...)
TODAY - ? .\~..l’“tlll. biids. as usual. have pros ed
.. _ . .. swuzal to tho «Irncrgvncs‘ and orders:
) : pélll’r'l’wm": 1 4h. “l ‘ " Q ‘2 {have none forth for the. mcmbst's to
5'; law \' ' '\ . . . . a be unimimlv clad in VI” - h’ ‘"
- . _ . , 4y 9 c g . n - . i \ “ll: :- 1hr.
.______ ,. -,_ . ,_ -, ,- ‘ ill”; ,U’u Oi u.€‘v €33 :(iurk trouaerm block [ore-in-hzuid ties.
— . and white hat: and each man w'” v >
. n . l ‘lh r 1-“ ‘ . .. ~ . lu (di—
. . . Nor/v.1 k Sou N° “’3 ;r_i n rattan walking stick. so while
‘Ihc melon will surely be l1ltt‘a"“.'9
' _ _ . LJ ,
own I! not i . .‘ ~ ' 'o .,.
g "\ ' . 1 ~ l = l I... -v-o=l.. ~ . ~ r , ‘ Qll h 50 "0“?! m defil‘n .!,.
\‘\ ..l.._ l; .vat': .410.) m - I a. ti». planned.
; d ;...t‘. .. ‘ ‘ ' pr. .viu 3" "It'lllbt-rs of the nv-rie in'u‘2tl:'..t
Mr...- mw‘w'n:_- - 4"“ . \-'.~'l!‘r- 10 take part in thin parade 8TB “'21‘1].
H .. ‘ . . ml to iv at tho long» Unions. 0!? “NW
l'mfllw \\ :1 "3:1. Jr. (:2 ins—:4 «“‘w. 9. (i .< 1k. . . . . .
. :w-IU -. l'wml-U) at. 8 nclcck. tomor-
has p:l:t'1.:t~'r.-1.l a lam! imizxzt; in" -.__ .—-——— . you; morning. “here final inotl‘ncliort
‘ T7. mltuulr w.“ lln' l‘V'Hl‘l‘Zl tilll llE‘ Fill'n and “hp?" [11“ “He Ul‘
A very l‘rruu llllillEI--:' u ‘\.' ): null H ‘23)”. .x This “9“,“. will be march wzll be tnkcn up via “'est aro-
llztsuns‘ arc of Roixm l’nlill in i 1} "‘1' . , ‘ - ah. t'iiltl'cn 'l‘ ll 3‘9“; In)“. "l, tlulJNmm 30mm” ham-Odd MW
. . , , -. r . l N u. t i . . .. ‘ ' 'Ull. wt \' ~ . 2 . “ " ' it "‘-
tcnrlmz arm-2:22:72 m tht- Mn. 1.: 572:.» . . . .» .. . - E ‘- . . ' H" h"”"‘” I‘M“ ‘ "
31:! n. llilllllli r “rail. 0. \chtlon. , l’lx‘U'a.
Lodge of New York. 1 -_,....__._ _.
k , ~ Im.~:i;:..v‘nu 12..» upon as“ u m..- Siberian Troops Surprise
The MOC‘ (‘l' ‘smnn-zs” fur ti.» 't'r'i' - . . . . . . ‘
' ‘ turtmnw- :u ll l nmn lluce he: null .; ,
ed Cigar Store .n Norm Alain u . t . , , -.. . .. ‘ BOIShEVlkl and blag-vars
. lllt' [min 9 luuml .t fdlllll} quanel in 3133de From Fri ‘0"
is arl‘x‘nhg dzi '.'. \tlurtlwma ‘ll"' y. l-' .~-. lull Quiwintur was soon l‘v-ziui‘l‘d (‘U 3
tically completed and wuh :1 thorn-tun m 2.1.0 “m0.“ ! amps
cleaning out, the Sllll't' “ill hr null;-
for occupancy. The ilk-l mat of dark
red paint is now being applied to the
building,
fruit the attention or the.
.imlice last evening when Ali's. Nelson
Museno of Monroe strcet, complained
ul‘ young men were
t'ullll‘ in
The regular monthly riveting ot'tiz“
Norwalk Building. Loan & lnmgm‘gm
Association was held at the oflifiglol .
Taylor & Golden 011 \Vaslfii‘gién'fifiéé‘l Murray's Singing Orchestra from
yeSLerday. During ”l" dd? 3. MPBPIJ‘HI'lHKODOI'Y invaded Roton Point last.
0' ‘0‘"15 were made. and 9'9 unifies or night and carried their objective by
five or six new members entered ou'gmrm’ xinp hundred and, seventeen
that 3 number
sh tiling apples from her trees.
Another complaint of boys stealing
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-—~-.. c ..
:lu Bulgaria in a cablcgram mix
ll‘csst-tl to the chairman thc
'c'muuimion today by it gl-clt-gntipn
inf lllt't’olllmltlt‘? of the friends at“
(ii-00cc. representing-live ugidrcll
_thousaml Americans of'tireék ric-
Isccut. which now is in “'ashingtun
ltn urge their claims 'hcfort: 7
M'crnmcnt.
Thc message
7t Hf
ll?
B
asked
tlic'l’nloymg an ext
whether at home in .1 dilly ‘or two.
tell. '7 ‘i‘ M.
l}; NOR WALK 3;
3 7:13:
so CIE‘T
. and Personal
.N E WS ‘
A
—-ce
NORDMAN—MCREHOUSE
ii
i
A WT.“ quiet but pretty weddinc
100* Place at .\'o. 7: North Mela
Street. Tuesday. 'Aueus; 19th, when
MET? EVclvn .\l\ T’l.‘ )i 'n obnttee. daugh-
ter of' (‘hades L. .‘lOTT’hOZHQ. wa=
unite-d in tho holy bands at matrimom'
to Philip V. Notdmnn, (i Franklin
street. ThD beautiful and lll‘l’li‘t‘35ll'9
Episcopal service on: new}. Rea".
Louis B. Towell. or St. Patti's {‘li:,irc‘-“;.
omciatin: The btitle was attendpd
by her sister. .‘lln‘ Gertrude Louise
)‘C-lt’l‘hll-H‘, 132-» ‘.t:‘ man was 39mm“?
Pfizer Noriman, brother of the
hritleernnm. After t '-remon_\'.
wrdrlinz brra‘aias we: sezval at the
home rt” llix‘ lu-id« i: moth-r. Only thr‘
near {lien-i; anti lilon‘sbel‘s of the fam-
Tlie bride received
The newly
1".
a
i.
the
ily wcie prezen:
some \‘ciy pretty
wedded couple will reside with the
bride's mother for the winter. Their
many friends wish them a. long and
happy married life.
gifts.
Commodore and Mrs. “'illiam H.
Farrell have retuzneei from a fort-
night's cruisc'down cost as far as
Castine. MA, on their beautiful yacht.
Mystery. “mm med-a a fine fight eh
the camp to lie: naming all the Nut-
walk Yacht (‘lub last eveninz, wall a
long * homecoming pcnmm' finatin:
from the masthead. xii»: ii:.<t one to be
seen in the local hat-hm- this $93503.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles- F. Kraut and
five sons returned it) their home in
Baltimore. having spent ihe'summer
with friends in Bridgeport and with
Mrs. Kraut's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C.
B. Gray, 20 Elizabeth-street. this‘city.
Mr. Kraut was well known as physical
culture director of the Y. M. C. A..
when in South KXorwalk.
w 3 >4"
It was learned to—day that Mr. anl
Mon. mma'a-d‘h‘ripp'and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry I Bracken. who have been
v alight? automobile trip
through the New England states. will
They let!
wfi i
FATHERS AND MOTHERS—keep
the only safe way.
Uncle Sam was pretty busy winnin the war in record time -d ' ' ,
there was trouble about allotments, g an n s not at
incomplete or lost. 1.
Very few of us realize the gigantic task it was to
both sides of the pond and at sea. “
Winning the war—quickl—wns the big job, lid '0 did it.
And. although in the inevltible conrnzmn,’ ' ’ my regional)" la mistakes occurred 4
told anxiety and hardship in thousands cf homes—here's mtherpside to the story, {crusjg
An enormous number of allotment and immune met: :8 well as Liberty Bonds had to. i
returnedto Muuofinmmpleunddreu. The areli th ~ -'
of correct individual records ins held up the payment: in thugsandsyofnginstaeggesnfw' The absen.
Don't let this happen to your boy. There's one my to prevent any future dhlny or 11:1.
m
your ownreoord of your boys‘ service in the war.
all strata: -
bends audition-nee, that the records of some of the 1:05.
“keep boom" for millions of our 15031:: '3.
the books. ‘ t -- -- ' l d ‘ '
poop» “(.ll squeezed into t to. ancmg~ .. , p . . . .
.___. ..... r ... _ . America “'1” lm Instrumental ianap’: Cod this morning. enroute to
, ptHlllUll. the DODUlaliU 01' the x 'in' c I it - 1 B [l \' 1'
w .. .v ,. . .. . , « .. ("am at .* l‘: \ . .'; ». . '.
1"" l” “ " "“"‘“' m “ ‘ " llrulcrimrt Mumcuitis sccm.‘ to he un- 4‘. ,1” .l I {MW ' I l.‘ ‘l ‘ m: on“ “
“11,1. m4 1.; m i! p . “Hug“ m... 1 “m1 1 which “i” Incwtnltlr lll'lll': “or.
.‘u . ... . . ... . _.. M, ”1} g \ . ' . Q t . - -
in tho- millilu of nut rustle-{i - .m «and p t l.’ «let-lured lht- clanm o! ltl'cct-i- Marten Lenard. of tax; “'1'. "n'
' , ’ l ..‘. . . ' . ' .- . ..- ~ 4 . . i w
.. . .: .. ' .. n ‘. . . \ 1th lt'hh"l t . .. t. .- i. w \. l'!!.JU2:l a. .1.‘
pOI'. aunt» l.lll I'll-V 09".. 1.0.” 11. 31.3.. William ”111.1. or Filll'fil’ltl “.1”, ‘ l l t . 'lhl‘ul ’ 1' .l l" jOSng 3 ft‘ (L3 ‘ t
w - v“ I.I-' ...~.>t.~.‘-‘ in . ..
x "mm” H ‘ “ " “l ="” “"’"‘ “d attempted to commit sulcule at Ro'on
W8; pu.~ho-d “In” 0"“ grant; Vtu‘” Point Park Sunday evening, still lies
rlar b1: u l::.ltl ol‘ t‘-i!nii!;rc, [Juliu- in ”1" Norwalk hospital in a state ol‘
:tzninet thn cr'u'u-gurtl f-ng‘ :l. the unconsciousmsa. llr. Henry C. Slierel‘
bottom The “WM "Unm'i‘lsqn‘w v.3: who has llx‘i‘l‘l in almost constant at-
noti'flctl and tool: prompt m_-:‘..~uri';< l0
lo‘lltitlnt'v at the Woman‘s bedside, re-
put in a new covrr. ’
’pnrm that she has taken a change for
thv Worse today. and her chances of
it coyury “'t‘l‘t’ slight.
Century Manlzure Gullils i
1" cell‘s :3 Tho special public hvnring on the
Stfllson-Powell Corporation. :ulxisubilily of adding :1 few more ree-
Q - .tilulions to Corporation Counsel Ed-
‘ 0“”, N0 all: .l. Quinlnu‘s propose: ordinance
' ward
iin Hutu-rd to the parking; of jitneys in
.lht- city or making the present clause
more stringent. as suggested by Cdtln-
(-ilmnn “'illium J. Moore. will be held
in city hall this'eveninzjand all thmc
' mutter.
.5.
. from» up for :i liczu'ing :1! toinhzt‘s
Iinlr‘rcstod in the or having . .
: innv suggestions to mnlic are urged to "Fr” ”V“? ”'9 (‘denge Situation lovable vacation. iarzely spent in
‘ h I .1 1 ‘ . , . , ' l ..
iattend and present their views: The ‘f “Nd 1” I" d"‘:‘”.‘ n“P'm-‘llv‘u‘i'fimgdale.
' 'matter of installing a sewernze system 1"" lht‘ L‘Ullll‘ullt-l‘ .x order. I
' ‘ ' ._._._ 1‘ ‘ r - l n- v» 4‘.
« gtn thlu-e lltmtllc Court will also ,t. , - . ‘ “an“? Hrgrman- ”9 10-31 FLO-t
53 ‘ l""I‘LI~\' l'llr‘stlny. A"!!- l¥‘."—.\ cming attornm'. wril shortly start on
f l meeting.
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LOCKWOOD§ lN TWO GAMES.
i
l
and Lockwoods claah in what promises
to be :1 battle royal. Lindquist and
Stcamcr Stanley will curve them over
for the locals. The proceeds of this
game will be donated toward a fund
now being raised for Arvhur Brown of
East Nul‘wnlk, injured by a flying but
fat a rccent game at the Point. Bardos
and Virgil will do battery work for the
.Springwood‘s. Games called at 3 p. in.
M
is another chance to get
ahead by putting some-
thing at 4 per cent. inter-
l
”cg-1.23m 1‘19"?! m.m'l‘ "
est in 8. Savings Account.
7" If you cannot get to the
1 bank during the day-—
come Holiday night. We
troopen betwen 6 and 8
§3AMUEL STEWART BUYS
UPTOWN TENEMENT HOUSES
The NorWalk Agencyuthrough Sam-
u'el J. Keeler, has sold/the property a:
Leonard and “'ater streets. uptown,
from the Leonard 051329 to Samuel J.
Stewart. the local milk dealer. The
tract extends about one hundredfteet
on each of the streets named.- with
cf
9.391001:
and in conformity .with the prlltci- home on l'mm street.
pic of M‘lf-dt‘lEl‘lnlllllllun :mtl vvcry
t-unsitlcrntitmi of immunity and
sane policy and asked the t'tlltlllllfi-
hltlll in support the~~ (‘lflllli‘ “in
‘(li'tll'r that justice may he dun-c til--
(in-ck nation."
l’IElilllN. Tuesday. ‘\ll;.'. lit—.XS of [his Cliff. together “‘th 31f. Aig.
a rwmit of the continuml IllHVll-
\l'ill'tl trend of the German mark.
the fuml ('nllll'lllt'l‘ has tll‘tlt‘l‘t‘tl lllt'
discontinuance of purchase.
llollnml and Demuurk. \Yllilc the
action is ostensibly lmsctl on the
pretext tTtat allppllt‘s already untlcr
contract meet most urgent needs
and that these sources of supply
may he temporarily dispensed with
in View of the increasing arrivals
of overseas shipments. official con-
llili pz'u\‘i«_lin;: ways and
Ii‘ur nirl'ying out ill“
Arm prevent-ml lit-fore the National
iAMcmMy at Wcimur. yesterday.
lllt‘illl“
in'
pcace tcrtxiS’
T1“ mf‘k‘mc‘ls ““1 ”095 bf”5 “"‘h with iiufiflppl‘nvzll of the Imperialj Mrs. Alice Bmlard. of 2-) )Iadiztm
the Bum-”k ""2"“ from Bridgeport. l‘witln-ll. llisni‘nr-i‘cacltiltg1110.14'street. Tx'as returned from Canada.
. illlflnagl‘él 13." “Mil" “m. “9“ Saturday stir-r tit" Inn-pose «al' which is to set where she waited relati‘rcs in MO:-
EVERE 'allel'ntmn, and ”1“ 10‘3“” Fromm" ‘0 Jet‘iniic limits and cx‘tahlish w‘zr- treal. Toronto. Shar‘not Lake. lib-33‘
j lg“? ”1" Visitors the heating or their YEN} Hf all sorts Hf activities in ton, Hamilton and Brockviiie.
PAY DAY '"V‘S- 0“ Sunday. “19 Spring“'°°d~" mnmucrcc. finance and industries~ ?
ln'ui'lllg ml the means of nicotine:
the rcqiunsibilities laid upon Gur-
mzmy by the comlitiniu of peace.
l' empowers the government to
tlvnmml and enforce
mercantile and forest work closely
concerned with the work of paying
inticmnitics.
l’EKlN. Sunday. Aug. 18 (As-
sociated Press).—A mandate de-E
it-laring war with Germany at an
I{cud will not be " ed until the
,trcaty vith Au la is signed. it
.was announced today.’ Meanwhile
the government
9'“
i ma
;er Germans will co tinue to enjoy
lthe right of extrt-Jtlerritoriality. -
Thegovernmentt, it in defined,"
Vtwo wee“s' vacation.
industrial. .
led her duties in Tristram & Hyatt's.
is considering;
mower-s to take when the'. ,
n issued, such as wheth— Hill real. is spanning n tow am; with
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tenements. housing a number of‘filn- still i5 detox-milled not to sign the Franklin street in enjoying a. m3
flies, on both. his Nd that at. 8mg- Gemsn treaty. No decision has an. in Pitt-Odd. mu.
)lanin' is a
C. P. O, aboard the 1‘4 s_ 01:...2‘1
H" experts to receive 3:.»- msctmge in
the near future.
2
.l. B. Muztiz‘t. of Edmonton. Alberta
Canada. is. a wast»:- nt the home of
his brother and Mrs. T. A .'\‘:'Tl‘.o:‘lw.
thorpe's siste‘r, Mrs. Harry Aisahmrs,
of l‘oeksldll.
Miss Alicia M. maze of Leann-but;
avenue is enjoying a one-week‘: vat
tion from her duties in Bridgepo. ‘. $1.»,
is spending it few my: on the Tiio
l'nrm in Wilton. '
Miss Sefina Biernas. of l'nion street.
has resumed her duties in the law.
I
omce of [re 0. Grezory, after an en-
understanding. Get a copy of "Our Family Service Record in the Great W 1d w " .
vagxable dag: (flovirln in black 3nd white—new. Put down dates of enlismencirand Engage??? ‘
an nmoun o a otmentsan insurance. Don‘t forget to at d -~‘ e ‘ ' - .‘ i
find a pace for everything. 1) own 11.5 5 ml nume. he“ ..
You can never tell when t'
. . . 1e time will come when you would 've hundred f d ‘12. ”.1“. i?
this information—in writing—1t hand. For in can of incomplet: fireman” iiioWailurl-f‘ton ‘the
Government is bound to recogn'ze the permanent proof as: {how I in such a
This is the book prepared by the War Service Record Bureau.
Aside from the endless pleasure you and he will derive from this ’ v-n' ”
experiences—lock _at the thin ; sensibly, funny in. this angle. cm’fimié miifiezgi
sax-y that you provule your ow; proofs—that you keep your own record in your home. ’
Play safe.
book as this
By special arrangement with the publishers The Evening
Sentinel is able to place this book inllte hands ol its readers lor
only $1.98.
)Zr. llecemnn
:9 Catskill
a twa week; vacation.
will make a motor trip to
mountains in his car.
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we» «a...» .22:
l ‘ Try Our Home Made'
-- CANDIES --
AND ICE CREAM
REDUCED PRICE ON ALL
WALLrPAPEB
Lowest price on all Ready
Mixed Paint,,3na.mel, Brushes,
Window and Windshield Glass.
Ask our price on painting and
paper hanging.
A. COHEN
141 Washington St.
I}. 'V.’J.:-'..,.---s.. .'
m; .60».- ; -
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Miss Alice Prenderza‘st has resum-f
ed her dutie: in the law orlice of Dun-
bar & Quinlan. after very pleasant
a
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Woodward
and Mr. and Mrs; Frank J. Finnegan
are enjoying a week's sojourn in Ban-
tam.
Miss Jessie Freudetilhal has resum—L
dry goods store. after a pleasant vaca-
tion. . ~
W...“ -
Mlsa Martha. Hamilton, of 291 Flax
her not in New Rochelle.
.—
George B. M and funny of m
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MADE FRESH DAILY
THOMAS CONFECTIONERY
mommnmn. “BOMMST.
CALENDAR
summit sonoor.
Morning Sessions
Until Aug. 22.
Regular Session:
Rammed Sept. 2.
mamas
_\
/
Electric and Gas [rolls
Quentin-0M Iron: will do our ironing“ in
. level-“flu clothes. amyla- thou the 91d
any; Sinai-tom Into. the M out of ironing
a“ no“ a o‘e’b‘e‘o‘o 0.376.311. . o o o o o of. 0:. 01;. r. 0"! o u a e ”'w
W m .,q.oo~1--‘-oooocoo-coco; $5.00 90 “'50
.-
art will thoroughly renovate $5.011!”in mined as to‘tlne Chinese . a... _ . . . '
Just! and continue to rent them. :fltti , ' town-d proposal: for ' -_ 1933:01qu am at the U. B. ‘
- new... ég’ert 1F. Gehebe
a»).
Norwalk Chronicler