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‘ W I _ —- M it F8 ‘T VH8“ “lance Oct. 11.
l -, FOR SALE-1914 FORD TOURING. not.
ANTED' ‘ $165, also’lfls Ford touring and 1917! ”W l
. '~ Ford Suburban. G. MoKendry. WW ETR
We must increase our Tube pr°~ WANTED No’iwolk. Phone 259-12. 803011 MOE; fiflngfitlgg'ga‘gfi‘;
tion to meet increased demands.
'12 women therefore needed for.
CEMENTING _ J.
SPLICING ' ”Eel",
INSERTING VALVES _
ASSEMBLING '
INSPECTING
First Shift and Good Wages.
, mlm for
f WRAPPING
CURlNG
' ‘BUFFING
POLISHING
First and Second shifts.
orwalk Tire and Rubber Co.
0.
WANTED
Contents of stores, hotels and
weltings. Highest prices paid.
trap postal of what you have to
OHN K. FINCH, Auctioneer, 48
ater St., South Norwalk.
WANTED
Girl for Cotton Winding.
Girl‘for Examining and Box-
ing Woven Names.
Girl for Weighing cotton
Spools.
Several young girls for Card
Lacing.
Excellent opportunity . for
girls to learn weaving. Light
clean work, all the you round,
under ideal factory confitions.
APPLY J. 8; J. 0A8H,..£MIT-
ED, GEESTNUTW
, walk Fur Dressing & Dyeing (‘0.
Two boys and one girl in cut.
ting room; also an errand girl,
and boy for shipping room,
Apply at the ofllce.
MAYEHOFF & 00.,
N ORWALK.
WANTEDH OPPOR'V‘UNXTY ‘FOR. A
reliable. energetic man to e‘stablish
“itself with one of the meat lifc in-g
» 111nm“ companies. collcting and can-’
va‘ssinc. Guaranteed salary $22.50
and commissions. Address letter giv-
ing full particulars which will be
treated as confidential to “Ambitious."-
care of Sentnel. "
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‘NANTED— _ BOYS 1?» OR
3.98).“. of ag‘,. App“. J & J. (‘1th L‘dv, Cd’ent well. phnty of fruit. wt ‘80 ”[119 best l’reservati'e “.(J
greet front on main road from Norwalk the purity of the family."
(,‘lleslmtt street.
._..—-
WANTED -— (‘OM’PFJI‘EYT YOUNG
lady desires clerical position. Tele-
phone 1822. ‘ i
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WANTED—BRIGHT YO‘UNG GIRL
{or office work. State ago, reference
and salary expected; Box J. 11.. cure
of Sentinel.
.WANTED—vl’AMlLY 0F 3 DESIRE
to rent about four rooms with improve-
ments- in goo/l location. Address Three.
care of Sentinel. T a
WANTED—~-2 BOYS 16 on ovim.
good wages. Advancement. So. Nor-
WANTED
OPERATORS AND mm-
" s ON CURTAINS. HIGH-
nsr WAGES PAID. snon'r-
EST HOURS IN TOWN.
“ :Episcopal church. in the 1916 general
FOR SALE — BOW PIGS liconvention, sustained by both clerical
months oldwlth six 4 weeks old pigs. ,and lay delegates today. ‘he innocent
. _ - 'party to a divorce may be rc-wedded
For sale cheap. Merlin, Wilton. Conn.”n the church. Amendment of the
Phone 47-2, Wilton.
goanons to prevent re-marriag'e by an
—- IEplscopal priest of a person who has a
Malevik trooplrhuve been advancing
Codmltidn of db
“Continued mm Page One
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The Bartel faces are, according‘iol
Meet advices. still desperately defend!
in; Petrogmd, toward which the anti-
' POTATOES
FOR’SALE
Wif.=DORSEY.-Sou&port, Ct.
Telephone Failfiéid 109-3 '
__.___L—.
patches telling of the fall of the fox-
mer-zERussian capital has not been re.
caved in official quarters here. Over
the whole situation around Pet t.
there is considerable obscurity, due to;
conflicting reports. 5
General Denlklne appears to be whim.--
vending his left flank along the Dale
per Valley, taking Chet-aim and movf;
ing northward toward Gomel, where
his Cossacks may join Polish forces
and present a compact front to the So—l
FOR 'SALE— SIDE BOARD A}???
dining room table. 55 Bayvlew ave-
nue. l
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FOR SALE— FOR \VANT OF USE.
A sound and gentle horse. Weight 1,-'
000 lbs. Inquire at 15 Leonard street.
t
FOR SALE—1 MULE AND 1 ROAN
mare. Apply to John A. Fairbanks:
Darlon, Conn, ‘
I
FOR SALE— 6 ROOM HOUSE.
with extra loom suitable for bath.
Fully furnished. good furnace. new
garage with cement floor. about. e3-
to Wilton.
George G. Richmond, 96 Main street.
Norwalk, Conn. Phone No. 1064-2.
FOR SALE»—OR EXCHANGE. (‘
ncr lot in desirable part
View Park, with shore frontage. Will ”1“ “”0"“ 9"“ can only M correct-l
sun or exchange for late model auto
mohllc. Phone 790.
l
FoefoAlE-i—uousn. i ROOMS!
and bath. All improvements. hot wa-.
divormd husband or wife living was
defeated. despite despezdte efforts by
many of the clergy out a few of the.
lofty to secure its adoption. Both or-
ders registelcd a majority against. the
51 .endmeut.
Demand of several .ilelegates who
favored the amendment that the
church unqualifiedly declalc against
divorce and rte—marriage. bought a
prolonged argument on thc question.
Judge Packard, of Baltimore. could
not. be permitted to re-wwl the in
nocent party to a divorce. Dr. P. E.
G. Wrigley. of Brooklyn. maintained
that the lay-men desired to main-
tain a duel marriage law. [)r. Ran-
dolph H. Mexim. or Washington. I).
held the old church law to be
have of
in: Wil-
clarcd the amendment necessary "to
uphold the highest ideals. moral and
spiritual, of marriage." ltr. (‘. Mal-
(‘d by educational t-Eort
young.
mum 8371) mm
Mu. Charles P. Gregory
Mrs. (‘llarles l‘. Grcgorv died at the
a mow: the
viet armies. If this Junction is made.‘
the antl—Bolshevik line from Petrograd.
to Orel, south of Moscow, would re-
semble a great horseshoe enclosing
the Bolshevi‘ti. 1
East of Oral and in the Don region,‘
the Bolsheviki are reported to be re» ’
treating all along the front. The Den-it
lkine troops haxe crossed the Don over
a front two hundred miles in length,
it is claimed. '
Germano-Russlan forces are said to.
'see no reason why a minister should be holding the left bank of the lower
Dunn River at Riga. Farther up the
stream indecisive fighting is reported.
l-‘ll‘ME, Thursday. Oct. 16 (Associ-‘z
Med Press).—meessor Zanella. lead.‘
(r or the Italian popuhtion of Flume}
who recently came to an open break
with Captain Gabriele d’Annlnllo, has
left the city for on unknown destina-‘
lion. His business associates Weref
Price $3500. Inquire of liam T. binning. of New York. de— left in conduct of his affairs during his so. NORWALK CONGREOATIONAL;
absence, but are unable to give anyI
information as. to the reason for Pro-i
lessor Zanella’s departure. Dispatch.
__ calm Douglas. of Short Hills. N. Yucs leceived here from Trieste statel
ou- voiced what appeared to bt‘ the gen lthat he was in that city, but stayed “Social Aspects of Rouglon."
of Harbor era] thought of the convention. thattonly an hour. l
Disturbances are reported throuth
out F‘iumc and a larg rt of the busi-
ness interests are erstood to he go-
iug owr to the support of Professor
Y7Anellu because of a heavy levy hav-
‘ing been laid upon the town by the'
Torres of occupation.
Captain d'Annunzio has prohibited:
tcr. heat. large veranda, garage. fruitihnme of her daughter. Mrs. l-‘. H. Be- the sale in mine of the Corriere Della.’
of all kinds.
rear. ncar trolley and winter. John
ll. Sharer. Highland avenue. So. Nor~
walk, Conn. Phone 1284-2.
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FOR SALE—FIRST (fl-ASS VIOLIN
the seventy-62mm year of her age.
She is survived by her husband and
Ltwo daughters. Mrs. Bedlent. of Nor-Eenlcrprise.
walk. and Mrs. F. B Brotherton. of
East Berlin. also one brother. \Villiam
WANTED—POSITION AS llOUSla-; 0“”11- 0'“ 7 Lawrence 8mm. cm- 3H. Sootield. at Stamford. Prayer will
Address Posi-
ktmper a: companion.
tion. cure of Sentinel.
crn Union Telegraph
Norwalk._
7‘. .. .x .
WANTEDwBOY .TO MAKE HIM-
self generally useful in cigar fuctory'
Com pan.y 80- 5
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u
r
onc'e. .
Boy wanted to learn machin-
t trade and to make himself
generally useful. Steady work,
good pay.
BELGIAN DRESS 00.,
68 Water Street.
WANTED:
‘vt m.
l
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APPLY and office. Apply Old Well Cigar (30.;
‘ M'MAHON’ OREMMINS 8‘ WANTED—OPERATORS 0x smu-
.WORTHINGTON, or power machines. Apply at
~. ' ' at t. Vol».
14.20 onemum mum. gjfkdem“ * ”mm "‘8” “3° *
WANTED— HELP. EMBROIDERY:
WANTED
given home for experienced hands.f
Highest prices paid and steady w’otk."
Grace Embroidery (30., 102 “Washington,
street. ;
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Lot 1201200. Acre in dicnl, 13 Center awnue. last night. in'sera. of Milan. because of the "hostile “The Utility of Thrift.”
attitude of the paper toward Flume“.
The Milan newspaper has maintained;
a cold reserve toward the d'Annunxun" :
Lieul. Orlando. son of the former‘
'Italinn Premier, who is in Flume as a
Joluntcer. has challenged Signor Gem?
Vturione. another supporter of d‘An-i
t
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- be said at the late home Sunday after- ‘ nunzio. to fight a duel because the lat-3
FOR SALE—BARGAIN- STEARNS noon at 1 o‘clock. and funeral services ter. In addressing an audience in a.
FOR SALE~PORD TOURING (‘.\R l
191R mddcl. $830.00. in the heel u
condition. Inquire Royal James Gar-
age. Norwalk.
i
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FOR SALEfiPROPERTY AT UNI-z
on and Stevens ntreets. also 3.7! Elm-E
wood nvcnuc_ Storage room at Mar-Q
shall street. The Hatch & Bailey Co.
FOR SALE—5 SHARES. ClTY .‘l .
tional Bank. South Nerwulk. 10 shan'
es. Fairield County National Bank
Norwalk. Address Locked Box 51.,
South Norwalk Post Office.
\
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FOR SALE—A BANJO 1x Plus-r;
class condition. Reason for selling,
owner pitudying other mubic. Henson-
. . . . cannery. 4 Ludlow street. Norwalku
TO LET—- FURNISHED ROOMb can be seen before noon or after 5 1).}
with all improvements. Also space in m. ‘ ‘
_.‘-’.ara¢ze for car. 10 Crescent ———— '
Terracc.‘
. 1
'South Norwalk. Phone 1745.
FOR SALE—l FORD COUPE:
inn Stewart truck:
13/4
SEWING mom OPER- :
ATORS ON ALL PARTS O!‘ ;
T0 LET—5T ROOMS AND BATH
SHIRT WORK. TAGTORYl in Bates gellrt.h8(;.)gg'walk.]gent‘flin.
nqulre . osep .sa, . a n
gggglafiggs PAI‘EW_ street, Norwalk. Telephone 1112.
. . ‘. _
gag.” mi W1; . TO RENT—1x DARIEN. 3
mm mom. wm, . . ~
. ' - - . all imploven.enL~. Flve
\ngiwamrAY ‘miuutes. from station. For further in-
P ABOD ' 4 formation cull 45-4.}
GLUETT, E Y 8!. 00., —*
INC. TO LET— LARGE FURNISHED
room for two gentlemen. Heat in
'room. Address E. E. care of Sentinel.
WANTED:
. TO LET—1 LARGE {FURNISHED
front room. Suitable for one or two
gcntlrmen. Apply 3 Van Zant street.
,East Norwalk. ‘
nun Hat Benders and sun?
Hat Trimmers, good pay guar-
‘truck chasis: 2 Ford trucks.
drive: 1 Ford. (long)
Lyon's Garage. Norwalk 1941.
commercial. '
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FOR SALE— OPPORTUNITY,
’room house. All modern improve
8 .1
‘es. Lot 100x186.
Price $4.800. R. Joselovsky. 41 Sea-
lview avenue, East Norwalk.
0
l
room house. hast
improvements. Large barn and
{chicken houses. Lot 65x300. facing
jtwo streets. Price $5,509. inquire E.
IE. Gorham Co. Washington street.
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FOR SALE—0R VVILL-EXCHANGE
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Bald Hill cemetery.
FRED wander
ADMITTED TAKING
DUGAN AuromonlLE
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there. promptl yrecognizgd the stolen
machine. which was standing in the
dooryard.
The first thing they noted was that
the number plates had been changed
on both tlm lmnl and reor of the ma-
chine. and other plates bearing the
numbers Conn 22-873. while the Dugan
numbers were Conn. 47-617
Young Whaley was quickly located
and. after sharp questioning, admitted
that he had remoyed the original
plates and thrown them into a vacant
vnblc if sold at once. Mufti. B. Mont- lot, nearby. After considerable search!
one of them was found among the
needs, but the other had disappeared.
Whaley flnslly agreed to accompany
the owners ortlte car back to the busi-
ness center of. Bethel, and he
1% ton Stewart there handed over to State Policeman ;
chain lCarr. of that town. and Detective Ser- 3
geant Hunt notified. He promptly hur-
ried to Bathel and brought the young
man back to this city.
in the uptown court, this rooming,
he pleaded guilty to the charge of the
OR ‘1 meats. steam heat, coal and gas rant: “18" 01' the automobile. Judge Con-
Centrally located. 'dee. after reviewing the use. save 1118,1030 a. m.).—’rhe week-end session
opinion that investigation should be
made into the mental condition of the
{mini-it. and. finally. bound him over;_ ‘ ti m 1 luding
-—-AT A SACRIFICE. 1440 the November term 0" ""3 summ’ m “new“ '9 “3' “c may
FOR SALE location in town. All court, in Bridgeport. and fixed the mommies-y
boil it $500. If not procured he will
be taken to the Bridgeport jail this
afternoon.
Whitley comes from an excellent to-
«chi family and his mother. a woman or 3mm," and equipment, textile, leather!
the highest character, was with hlm'
in court. the young mu keeping hisl
am about her shoulders until the case
. .IKnight, 5 passenger touring car [or will be held at Bald Hill. North Wil- theatre 119W? madc personal attacksf'Essentiel Training for All Children."
5 WANTED —Mnssr.xc.i~:us. Vl'l‘ZS'r—;‘al“' Telephone 1660 tor WrticumrS- ton church at 2 o‘clock. meme-at in
'upon the elder Orlando.
PARIS, Friday. Oct. 17 (Associated
iPNSsl.—°R9djef , _Bey_ Milrovitza. ai
spromtnent Albanian louder residing in
ithe viaxe of Kat-love. has arrived here?
3m center with the Albanian delegation
lin this city. which is trying to per-g
fsuade the Peace Conference to protect f
{Ahanilln inltrcsts under the terms of:
;the London treaty of 1913. J
l "Albanians have despaired of get-l
'ting just treatment from "atypwhichl
is holding Yahoo and making agree-L
mente with Greece by which more and ‘
more Albanian territory is to be sacri-
ficed.’ M. Mllrovilza' said today. “The
Sex-blunt: are seeking an agreement
with the Albanians. but are distrusted
and have been referred to the Album:
ian delegation in Paris. The Serbians'
are trying to win our people by malt~
in: promises. but we fear they are at
the nme time planning to seize more
i territory.
"All the Albanians want is a guar-
.antee of independent sovereignty and
territory which belongs to them by
gtrenty rights.”, he daded. “We wish to
.hnve the hel’ {of the United‘States.
which is so liberal. we fool it will guar»
aniee our rights." '
l
, G. V. Buchanan. Dec. 14
“lfilgium.” i
Christian Swaru. Dec. 21 ;,
"John Bright." i
George S. North. Jan},
. .l T
W Team-”Up
“Estate
.One plot of land. 133 ft. on
'W Ave. and 146 ft. on
Cedar St '1 r particulars, in-i
quireof
d. filayton’fio inc.
No. 5 Railroad' Ave.
COME
TO -DAY
SCHOOL .‘f
.4
SUNDAY SCHOOL
MEN'S cLue. ‘
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Prom-om. l
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Rev. Fred Jacobs. Oct. 5 ‘
"Kipling and Roosevelt; Thinkers I _d .3
and Doers." fifiTs. Bring Results.
General Runsell Frost. Oct. 12' _.
“The League of Nations." }
Louis H. Nash. Oct. 19:
“Roosevelt Memorial.” l
Hon. John H. Light. Oct. 26g
“The Mexican Situation." _ 3
Albert E. \Nincheeter. Nov. 2‘
Charles E. Hoyt. Nov. S
"What Constitutes a Citizen?”
Prin. Harry 1N. Bloke. Nov. 16
"Co—operation." |
Dr. Carl Axel Harstrom. Ray. 23
"The Ameflcenizatim. Problem.” .
Pinckney S. Hermon. Nov. 30 i
"The laboring \Vorld; its Never Eld-
lng Problems." -
A. J. llerbysher.
Dec. 7 :
“Sell" Determination for Ireland."
Edward .1. Quinlan. Jan. 11 E
only Read the Bible?” !
Nelson llir-kcman. Jan. 18 ;
“Social Environment and Moral Pm- ,’
press." ‘
Harry S. Scoaeid.
“The Open Shop."
Charles: E. Jennings. Fe
"Potency of the Sabbath School."
Supt. James Williams, llarlen.
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’“n' 25 . PIPING nor—surnnnnv
b. 1 ‘ '
; mucrons-meonm-+
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Feb. 8 . __
“Abraham “new; “mm“ or m. me 300mm. .
epintton.“
PB!" ”Icy. Feb. 15 ’ THAT'BOUB BOT cnooou‘.
“Modem Italy.” I
John-L. Henry. Feb. 22.
“Hindrnucee to Good Citizenship." 7
Freeman Light. Feb. 29
The real cold weather mi.
our hot chooohu which is ‘
“The ,Strike From the Moral V'iew- »
Nut." )
Wm. 13:. nukes“ Mb 7 RIGHT and SERVED m.
"The Teaching of Jesus Regarding the
Moral Order." 1
Supt. John A. Young. Weetport. !
March 14
Try it today when you no on.
M. Milrovitne said rumors of dis-
turbances in Albania have been spread
lby Jugoalav propagandiets.
Today in Wall Street
“The Industrial Situation in New Eng-
land.”
C. L. Barton.
“Christ As an Orator.”
ed and depressed-it h on“ D~
March 21 from delightfully delicious.
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"The Politicalme of Jesus." i
Louis H. Nash. April 11
'of the Stock Exchange opened with a "Concrete Consequences of Socialism.”
General Russell Frost. April 18
9!:ka Our “love Acres Valuable.”
Christian SWtrtz. April 25 T 9“
BMM- :“Slbbnth Observance—An Asset." I
Hon. John H. Light. March 28. o-
. “Anne Hutchinson." , .
NEW roux. Oct. 18 (\anl Street. N91!“ “ammu- April 4 New W
resumption of the upward movement
MySholt
or low-priced
‘Motore and rubber specialties featured A. oGefr-se E. 'l‘llizionxz’paltin.C A.’ May 2i
'the advance. gaining 2 to Estell'itsJn “0°“ to” e - . - '
! . Lieut. Sexton. May 9 Store— , 3:
Oils and shipping: were 1 to 2 points 'u‘rrhe Gospel of the Twentieth Cen- , Our Only 1080 III.
wry." .
Wm. B. Mathews, May 16 Maker of the Famous xxx Qui-
“Emerson as a Spiritual Teacher."
and chemical shores trailed along at.
was of 1 to 2 points. Steel and rails
l . . . . . _ _ - - it Ice Omen
W. _ _ [for City property. Fine farm in Wil W‘s outed. He w” the MOI of de- were hesitant, but elsewhere 8.108 I‘IOII. 30h“ H. light. Mil). .23‘ y
' ' TEE DREYER HAT co '- TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING $3“? 2:..“l352ted"°“§fl§.° 323.65, i2f ‘59“? '8 he ”I “'“h Ms W buried ;were extended within the active first l u i
‘ istreet. Inquire of Mrs. 'R. Tarlov, 16 3319 8'33). temm Must be ma at in his hands ““6” the ““9 “a"! “3 half hour. ' . l “a“ m .11 out A
. Grove street. Tel. 185242. once. For particulars ,decislonfieugtil tggwfgtm him”. _ __, , Electrical Work and [M {m ‘00 “‘1 P3 ‘ n,
,, . . ' . , o " . "’ ‘
WANTED“, h To mm: A. __ Ask Jenn T Ha CW... . , MW. W. .mum, m... 3 Firms mans: W.
null car for the Winter. Address J.‘ FOR RENT—AT THE SHORE. A o y imns a wild get, and one “anode — F J Fl gun“
a l liiil'l‘t'. 12'. “'rlsllingtnn street. So.’7 room bungalow, furnished. 4 sleep. '0. 7 Iain 8t. Ina-walk inner Annular resulted in h“ present] me your M ovemmgd or to ’ ' , :i
or walk. ,ing rooms. $35 a month. Lawrence “51- "TAB—WC! ipndicunent. m at m m. '11 3mm ‘ Ml. s" “m ‘
, lAgcncy, South Norwalk. — - AUTO IPAMT'NG AND TMHONE M um. m M 4“ mm
WANTED—FIRST CLASS TOOL - non. Ford col- tops :22; Maxwell crumb. -
930mm
“ulcers, machinists and lathe hands:
,, once. Steady work. current wagch
Vernon Hughes
r lmno call or write. Holland Mach-'
1 , (. .. . _ , T 'smemo TEACHER.
nc 4).. 1... “ate; .«t.sr>., South Nor-
walk. .____ lTeaches on Tuesdays, 66 South Main
,__fi__§_ - _ street._ Telephone 822, So. Norwalk.
WANTED~YOUNG on ELDERLY? JP" "W W Nmfli" “5"“
‘wmxmu in chain and tulle care at 3‘3: WM 57“! (treat, NOW York-City.
('lleJthn \‘clifie mother is .al. work-l E -N
(:m sharp in or out as preferred. Call} "P'ANO INSTRUCTI lpn —TWIN
(-i'~:.ill‘.‘.~. .1 Burbank street, South‘ 00" ‘Rngtime and 1" 1110311:
ltanght anyone in twenty-avodessons.
llf you have a. piano, why not learn to
Iplay it Studio days, Honda/Tues-
iday and Wedneehy. Homers. 10 n..-ln.
210 9:30.9. In. Phone 118332.120 Wash-
lington street, South mt. opposi
“(A ~‘ulk.
WANTED — NIGHT BELL BOY.
2 Clifford.
._ .fl.‘ _._._
“ lPoot Moe. Studio now 'open for en-
WANTED-CUFF TURms To reunion. cummxm
take work home. Cluett, Peabody l: tend“
00. Inc. ~ . .l
wens-r56 eonwiuo more
14:?
LOST -— A SOUTH NOR‘WALKj
Trust Co. .bank book No. 8077. Find-
er please return to So. Norwalk Trust
Co.
nusnmss moms. ‘
~—- -- h—W
So. Not-walk Auto Repairing Co.
122 South *M‘h‘l Street
:11. F. Kendrick «t R. W. W'hlte. Props.
' Telephone 301.
WE \VISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT
we have opened name at 1722 South 1
lldain street. 'e do all kinds of re-_
"lgpair work on all makes of cars; also
Welding. brush: and radiator rent-11':
gflwork. Our elm is to give as quickz
teervicems Dustbin antic-W to
‘out m "‘ ‘ ‘
- Ten.
Chevrolet tops 826. Any other car
tram $30 to $36.
POGAN'Y & ”HER,
16 Van, lent street. Beet Not-walk. '
Mlfl"
mflfin'
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