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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 8, 1920 · page 11

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ADVERTISEMENTS

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M » .- ~ . 'ro RENT~sMALL WEILHEAT-
12am: f.1111'i.~ tires consists 0! ed fut-nigh“ room convenient *0 ”01'
1291111" 11:“ rulihered stock, 19) and station. Rent reasonable.

.11 :1~.- w‘m'r. finally rolling Address M. c-o Sentinel Office.

..,.._. 1' .l-: trend. The work
‘ 1. huilt men and is
5,. 1 shift from 3 to 11 p.
._ 11w 4 more men, piece
. ;1\'v1'ag1- from $30.00 to‘

' . Apply mornings. .

. ‘.2‘.1li{ Tire & Rubber Co.

 

 

 

 

TO LET~5 ROOMrSFIRST FLOOR
No. 282 East Ave, in perfect condition._ 3
Electric lights and improvements
Tel. 806-3.

 

neetieut Av.o Wm.
Place, Phone 130.
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FOR'REN'TLT'HREE“ is
flats centrally located.
Grove. street.

ROOM
Inquire 16
_Phone 1381 or 18.32 12
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TO LET—r3 noon APARTIEIENT‘
with improvements. 95 South Main'
street. Inquire of R. Joselovsky ol
the E. E. Gotham Co.

WANTED:
rmo MACHINE OPER-
5 ON ALL PARTS or
WORK. FACTORY
moss PERFECT.
1 WAGES PAID EXPER-
”1.313119%“ '
. NGED WE -
TEACH YOU AND PAY ‘ “GEES GARAGE 3
WHILE LEARNING. _-

.TT, PEABODY a. co.
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Flore’s Canine. Overhauling and2
repairing. ll Hanford Place. Tel. 92.3

HOFE$IONAL.

MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD.
1 Mott avenue. Norwalk Conn.
PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING
Telephone 1838.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dr—A BRIGHT BOY Bli-

fx ‘x'rars of age. to learn auto

Inquire of Roliichziud's Car--
'1111I Street.

 

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Waits. To Let. For Sale.
Cards.

011 this page, 11 cent. a. word; minimum charge

:Price $65 co Quick buyer.
'Alotoreycle. c~0 Sentinel.

2., TO LET~Z1 ROOM FLAT ON CO.\ 3
Old Ta1lm

‘ 2166--. , .

:fisb. 25C 1b.. 2
‘2.3c.

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‘_1\'1-w paint. good condition. $350.00.

sensor.
' tras.

{gain for such a car, anv offer, Carl \'.1li111:111d Ftrdinand ngzs
l 1 T Pair'mzer Overland can hairepresent‘ing tl‘w Moose and Dennis
thought for $600.00. LKiniry 11nd “'illiam Melody. Onter-
' i"mom was in U11: new Catholic ceme—

 

“Hut! Di Piotr...
Michael Di Pietro. “a gram
Rollin rehlde-t. died at 1191 mm
Benton afloat, only .1114: um
aged 58' years mama-sue. ”a
wife and five chfidm'm‘s; limit]: Di
Petro, Mrs. Patricln‘ Clixfn, fitficfi
John and Louis DiPietro. . Tfiw
will take place tram his Btu home of
”3m _.8:30 Iaturday morning, and from St
F33 SALE-“MWOMYCLE 1915 Joseph's Chllmh at .9 o’clock. M11
Twin (‘vlindrm Pope. newly overhaulu will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
ed and enameled, in AA- -1 condition.

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Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold.
Mrs. Elizsbeth-Arnnid. of 19 Berke
ley street, Widow of John Arnold. died
at her home last night. \er Arnold

 

 

 

‘ For Centuries 80 Has Icon u Pictur-

-;~ . £30un mm in smut-
"City.

Flor centuries, the met alter has
but a. motorcade sight in old Naples ’
galore the ans in the some tour
ally for generations. The basket maker '
it. omnipresent either plotting or sell‘
lug his wares in every direction, for
in no other city under the sun-m.
they used .t‘or so many purposes, from
cradles for babies to fish receptacles.
and a coveringror wine. homes. The
artist splits, his wicker deftly with
a long-bladed knife and proceeds to
weave watertight baskets by hand.
:19; only his strong fingers c.1111 fashion
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FOR SALEwSOME FINE BARRED “as eightyfiears of age Praver will

I’lvm 11 v
on 1 Rock Pulletts al 0 a few be held at her late home tonight at!

good Cockerels and a few other fine
Pullers. 6 30 Rev L J fibmler M0!" 0‘

mm 1 Rocklond Road. South N9r"the South ”Noluallc Baptist Church;

Softiciating. The body will be taken
_ vto \N’t‘cdsport New York.
FOR SALETV“ BEALTIH’L 1" Mir 5 Adeline Benton 5110031 school

100m house—.911 Main St. It is areal teacher was a niece of \lrs Arnoldg
l‘arnain. . I hone days 1"42 evening and the only relathe in town .

 

 

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Funeral of Thomas Mahoney.
The funeral of Thomas. XV. M11-
iSc 1b., Fresh honey. whose death occurred in Top—
259- "3-3 “‘S- Fl€lt"stm1e early Monday morning. was
lhs. “Ye-“”30“- l-‘rostfish, held at St. Joseph‘s church. Dannury.
A1 “'ashington St- Bridge - lyesterday morning at nine o'clock,

"' 7 land was largely attended. A reqult‘m;
FOR SALE ~~~~~ 1 1fllTl"ORI)TOU‘LING hizh [unpml macs was r‘pl(hraled by

FOR SALE—4P‘lSH “P‘lSll SPECIAL;
I'or Fl'ldayk. Lgrge Eels, ‘
\\’a.ter Pickerel,

 

 

Car. new paint. Good Rubber, A-l con-Vim. Rp\'\\al1(1r Lyfldv There weie
lellon. 5330-00- several handsonn- floral tributes in
1..l"ord Commercial 'l‘op Deliveryccluding wreaths from the Danbuz'Y3

‘lrdxc of Railroad ('le1ks oi Amc1".,i(a
.3 P35".llld the Soull1\ . V'mvmlk lodge of 1.131
Factory‘Guamntee. Some Ex-ial Order of Mnost. The poll homers
Tim:- i’ayments, 36.30.00 .were Dennis \lilh-r 1nd Frank Gor-
l .3 Passenger Buick. :1 great bzlr- don reprisenting 1l11 Railroad Clerks.

1 191-9 Chevrolet 490 Model.

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= sigh

for burial l to the burden.

I ercign.

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ltural purposes. chtically the

” Pine canyon is cov‘e1cd 111111 11 good

\‘W one. lm: many :1 day are
" :‘ll'ldl'llp'l 'hz‘y :11'9 1211111111—
led about him at nightfall. he gixesn
of satisfaction and loads his
cart for the 111m"m\\.0r possibly it
is his 0:111 hack “hit-h must he hem
If So. he appears like
an animated haskct- 1mk 11% he snilies
forth to, the tune of “8:111111 Imiu.”
Later. one can easily innizine that
there Is :1 vcniriloquist hidden away
in the depths of the baskets, calling
his \1'111‘0.

By day mu] by night he lives in close
pruxhniiy with his 1:11:11, cow and
horse if he is rich enough to possess
these domestic annuals. sleeping in the
some room with them utterly oblivious
to discom'nrt or anything out of the
ordinary. More than out: tourist 11:15
told us of a common slzht, that of
511.1111: :1 horse nsccudaflight of stairs.

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has been carried on in a section of

.1920, it plans for a merger of that or—

‘formulated by the executive boards oi

 
 

 

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NEW YORK, Jun. 8.—-A community
«new 111qu to the one which

(husband the past two end a half
you: by the National Social Unit Or-
ion. will be conducted here in

Man and the Community Coun—
cils of Greater New York. recently

both bodies, are. consummated.

Miss Sara Graham-Mulhall. Mrs. Ed
sartoniwmtrop and Dr. Albert Shiels,
director of the-Community Councils of
Greater New 'York, are prominent in
the proposed enterprise. Wilbur C.

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FOR “LI—i men uuwmuh
house, 9 loo—I. Wait ”I
In modern W. mm
M. manually Ice-bl m null-
nom! mohair-cable view o! m: is-
loud and the surrounding country.
Price 88.70011 sold at once. East- .1
ms. For turther particulars

Ask John T. Hayes

No. 7 Muin Street, Norwalk.
Bio-l Hints. Inn‘s-once. .

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Phillips. executive secretary of the Na-

tional Social Unit Organization, ex-
plaining the project. said:
"The worker the Community Coun-

cils, already established in 80 section.
of New York city,
their ability to awaken civic interest.
increase neighborliness
cooperative endeavor. The Cincin
tion of people by small
units. with a representative {or each
fill as a means of enabling the discus.
sion of community needs and pro
grams.

“Development of the work in New
York," said Mr. Phillips. "may first
center around some common prob-
lems. such as infant welfare, the re

tion. This work is to be undertaken

 

ahead of his master, at the end of :1
hard day of peddlimz. And if not a
horse. :1 mule. the sounrous hmying
of which dot-s not disturb the slum-
lmr he has won for he knows no!
eight—11mm day.

QUEEN GETS MARVELOUS VEIL

Lace Exports Worked on

 

Belgian 1
Piece Four Yam—Designed l
by Artists.- ._ . I

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The Queenfif the Belgians has re-l
ccived from the lace and cmhroidery'
works of Belgian Flanders a marvel-1
ous veil. Surrounded by all the mi»:
fortune and nusery of “111' thesel
lorul sublecis have toiled in secret!
for four lung )QJI‘S to producea unique I
piece “Elli l1 the) offer in homage to
their queen.
Such Is their devotion to their sm- l

A French publication dcscrllws the
Tell—«icsimicd Ivy the most famous
ui Belgian artists and th‘t'llit‘ll by the :
most expert “'orlunen. perfect in
every detail of mesh and motif.

Twelve thousand hours were re-
'q11i1'cd in \1'01'1;111:111slilp. {or the. veil
contains not less than 12.000.01.30 points.
it displays the almost unknown art
of light and shade. :1 difficult effect
one of rare beauty. It solves
for the. first time. perhaps. the ques-‘
thm of win-specific. The entire piece
weighs but four and one—half ounces.
In the center of the veil are the
“vision arms. and in the four corners
of the central panel the arms of the
cities or Yprcs. Nleuport. Poperlnghc
and Fumes. The four side panels
reprcsi'nt the industries of weaving,
fishing. hop picking and dairsing.

 

Fmt' Discussed in Bulletin.

Discussions of the formation and
seasons of frost and how growing
plants may be protected from it, are
contained in the department of agri-
cultures Farmers' Bulletin \‘11 104
“Notes on Front," whiflfl‘may he ob-
tained by application to the depart-
ment. The weather 1.111 ‘1111 is prepar-
ing 1'1 more up~tn-1lateZuhlication on
the subject of frosts. and expects to
have it ready for distribution soon. but
in the meantime farmers and others
mnv benefit by reading ihe. old bulletin.
which treats the teelmiml theme in
a popular manner.

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Madrid to Have Subway.

A few weeks hence there, will be. a
sulmm in Spain and subuay trains
running under the streets of Madrid.
Then , people of Madrid will have
their 1rs st opportunity to travel un-
(191:3de the Rio del Solo to Gua-
tro Caminos, the first half of the line
being emistructed more than sixty feet
below the street level. Madrid itself
is npidly modernizing. reports say.
New thoroughfares_ are being con-
structcd;

 

heninning of a metropolitan system in
a city of crowded streets.

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Crook Forest .Enlarged.

The president has signed a proc-
Inmhtion ndring 29.440 acres to the.
Crook national forest Arizona. The
lands added are located in the \Vin»
chester mountains and southwest -of.
the Gnllnrodivision of the Crook forest.
They are rough and broken 111 char-
actor and are not suitable for n -

tract is covered with a stand of coin

lty. Considerable of the area along

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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..1.....i,..,. for .4an tun-11.“ T15 NORWALKS' ELECTRIC 00- . FOR SALE REMARKARI 1: \‘..-\1 *er Wilbur." 1
".111 23x. LECTR'CAL CONTRACTORS ’111'. Beautiful, 2 story Modem liiirk' H” ”"’”‘ l
*‘—-— —- M. Telephone 959 Ilousn. :30 rooms. Eur} known im-I FOX RANCHING 1
WANTED . FOR \I‘lll. :6 N So. MN“ 3*" 54 OSborne AV=-'provement. Scleci Neighborhood. Near. A BIG INDU" lIRY}
‘: plm’ISJIIl work. (modl o orwalk Ea“ “WW3!“ tl'ollcl‘. Quick Sale, “0.11110. Chance! l
‘ M. with rapid advance . Ray Werme, Mgr. 'fié‘ldmn offered. lien, I". Nash. Phone ( ”U” 0,'I‘TE'I‘O\YN. Prince Ed‘
..- ._ , , ’ . “Wire for Us and We' It wire for You" ... 1. ., J. - . \ 1\\{ll(l Island Jan. 8- ~Fox ranching on
113.]; 10 “()IR. I‘lllr-j 15.}- - “£11.! (.1 l. .l. .
\ _'__ ., . . , _, 1 __ itln’s island province is steadily grow-
' «'0 I'd" AVE. East .\01'- -—ATTENTION 1 "‘ ‘ . in: and this season it is estimated
l ' . FOR, SALE 'P'H‘“ ”Fill: HOME that about. 5.000 will be shipped from
_______ __u__ ___ _, “0 buy raw skins and pay erst .m 111211131111 Avenue. one of the here. The. prices range. from $1000
,i-D l;.\\" .4 \\ 01.“ t. 1- .\'l R- ‘price. M. Ravin, Furrier. 1.31 Main choice 111111-. in Non-(MK. Raymond fucltihforhsilver 1foxdskins doWn to $10.
'lq ' ‘ . “ .SJ .. 'I S -’ ~.- (1 i-ceapec res
.. | :1“, “ 1“] 111-. Inquh. ' {9111 M “mm“; Ct TL ' 1 94 0 1310.. ‘ Ranchers are giving up the breeding:
.7. . 1 V}. W' - ' -' ' -- M'- '-'~ .. :1 , n
- ‘ ‘ I LADIES' AND GENT'S TAN—0R FOR SALE ~1’01'T11‘s 1-1oc1<1«.v~.§(§ K‘th'hfflgal"; 53:1)";ng “”"gfgtfhfl’;
7E1.) Tn 110 \'l‘ ”(m ,. » ' All kinds of dry cleaning done b'v (-1-I1e' ., 1 .1. ,... Q'Z1 '1: Phom . J R 111 Q a“ . 19 q
. . l. \\ Ill, ' L 3““ -' dl' ‘ -” -‘- -l ' " .'> ' and domesticated reds are now 3 rar-
. 1!.11'5, making! out of MUHJmachinery. iNorwalk 621;, git). A number of individual farmersi
, ._- (,1. am. “,1”... kind .11” MICHAEL MASDROLILLO, 1 -.--.----..__.___-. ._..--_ __-Ein this proume axe sta1ting small fin;
. .1. 11. General 11..11\-...-.-_1 8 Mechanic Street. FOR SALE~$300 (‘ASII 111: \s \ lamhe‘Xwfl_ sLflil
11., 1'” own. So. Noxwalk, Conn fl 9 10 0 ho e 111 .ll 1d m IiSTrR N'OFEF RS I
(_k.__. 1:“ r inxilplm (11:11:11; hrrjlwotd lio‘orsmrit; 1) A IA ICE i
,F1“; \I A“) '10 [)0 ( only? —PLUMBING, .TINNING, ..HEAT an aCIP of land garnze “par station E V‘FW\:gARK ASS E‘AABORERSi
~>-:.1l 111111.:1-1vn1'lc i‘m filllil} lug, gas lilting: prices most ”“89“ trolley and sl ore. high shady and al the old AustJialzn X1‘n12mrsgélgés $1:
“611:1“ $33.00. 'I‘ \\ «"hl" 1“ “t3 If you ”“70 “I" cull us ‘11")?! W‘W- I'll“? $55M)- Worth mnk from lieutenant to lieutenant-'
11 T._1_ 1;; ring 3. ‘Fll'St class ”13‘”ng outi1t Wild." for 310000, 1.11“ rent-e Agency. 15 So colonel hme gone to nor): as Iaboters
_V’A” H_ ___Iuse . Alain St in :1 nod (Chopping camps “11:3 cgow nsl.
.. . . . .. . . J. I“. McLAIfGlilJN a 1 :11. no major remar t '11 it'
‘ tsllil. FOR GENE l.\I. ' 1 . . ~. ~
s. 11 11.11.: 17 qjmlh' 3561mm! street. Telephone 592.1: FOR SALE— —rnor1‘. my AT 1921- 1““ WNW f
' ‘ E ’_ . —- 23 Union Stuet and 33 Elnmood Axe» DU 350:; AIRES Jan 8——Represen-
- -- ' i MRS P- J NE} 30“ 'nuc. Storage and Gararle to Rent at tatives of a sump of Almeria": 11-151".
in my $17,011 P1: 11' Tailored 5“"51 Skms ““d Dm‘ses,‘ 1:. Mam-1:111 Sim-1. The llatch & 13.11. :1an companies dealing chiefly in tire
‘\'1.-1.-r11 1 “ion Tel (‘0. t'l‘el 1892 . 71 Osborn Ave :61 ey Co. and marine underwriting have just
_- _. — completed arrangements for establish-l
‘f..)'f:~\rfm0m‘yi UNION pARCEL DELIVERY—Ed: —- ~—-- .,- .. ”-—'~' '”“‘“ ins tlnir business in Argentina and!
_ ‘ ' warng Flaherty, prgoprietor Truck- FOR SALE“: F‘Allll Y liOl SI? lll‘ - will open an agency here on 1390.1.£
'WH- A1110} 1‘11 lli‘l'm'l lng long 11. stance haulin Light to“ n, one minute “alk frnm Nozwa‘k It will oil'ex Argentina the first 01100?-2
11111111111'. 43 Da) St {3111111163311 tmckininetlfttllc‘: ntelephones ”9111111. llald “nod iloo1s. steam zéunity 1;; instu1fe wifih tmerican terr-i
158 3 01186 co 0 -.. . ems ere o ore 1e usmess o n-
>___ ‘ '1 ___I heat 1 11 (in light". A 1 condition 111- .surance. has been chiefly in the hands:
1'111'11 door) CAKPEN 1’.'-qul11“3mnut'lliuntor Regent 111021110. or British and French companies The
31.11.; m residence 11141 — group is known as the American For~
. . ‘eign Insurance Asso. lotion and is said
1 "<2 hm'wulk. $8.00 per. 1 SH OppENE :N. Y.. N. H. & H. TIME TKBLE in include‘ 2001‘ the foremost coma-1115
.« 1», 1m.- 51:. —l iN 7 CGW FQRT I Gerrected to Oct. 6, 1919 51:1 11... Tnited States
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‘ . SALESLADY \\ 111—13 { .. » ESOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK -—-NOTICE—
~.,... 1.1:..1'._-.,-H.d. stendx en. 1 «' '5: 2“;\' 21:34:: 168::8 (6333:“?- 33:“?‘2’3'. “'ill not be responsible for any
11...). 11nd 00111111i<S101.s l 18'16x 8 19);, 8 59x, '9:3‘9"10233‘x: bills contracted by my wife Mable A.
$111111, 70 \\ .1sl11nr'IonH‘ 1112913.. iLeCount. ,
i P. M. ~12. 03x. 12:52 (Stamford; “Fm. J, LeCuunt,
l ‘tsmgl. 6143912: 001 ,3E1x’06 3: {7:9 (Stamazxz‘ "
"Lo .\ (11111.:‘0 .1 11111.: ‘1 x x __
_ ., R 1” I 1 1101-11 only), 7: 02:, 7: 53x,10: 07:. "NoT'CE
1 [11 must with general; 5 Sunday. Mrs. Luc; Carey has left her bed
'_ l'11ion l’;'11k Nowell: i A. 3M.:—1 18; 6: 421. 5: 49!. 8: 59. and board and I will not be respons-
, 9 ifxfimfigi’ .3331, 3 12:, 4. 32: ible for any bills she makes.
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.. ,. mm...“ (.001, D1 At All Hours 5643.76 061.46. 5?. hoax. 7: 57:, 1:19;. . mill CaJYStl
2 . . . . _ 1 3 ~ ymon .
1... 4. s I VICTORIA TAXI 00. £ 1° ° ___ ___, M _ _ _ _
. Thong 5:37 newioak To sou'm goswsliiz ’
- A-.- -.__. R31. 0 venue A: --12'10x. 4: 10:, 30
- ,. -, 1:1'1'0111'x won». '65 t1]: 1% ' “L ‘ 8:002: 11:51:. 9115:, 11:45:, 10: 50x. .
' . _ .. 1 Son , 011m P..:;.‘M-—12 03x, 12: 45 (Saturaays
buxom Restaurant, 421 - _‘w . s. ._ only} :061, 1: 461, 2: 153, 2' 57, 3: 301.
i 3:53}: :23. 6:181. 5: 28, 0: 00:, 6: 03,
m... ,. 8:1 -' :161.
'11:: FTC-OM A GENTLE MAN" INSURANCE ’ Sundays
":Ized 100m in private. ‘ fl . . St mi» Aa'-'12'10x' 6: 00 8 00‘ 9: 00‘ If 01! thave a ”mo why
. , q , mm Office Of All Ends in rong a 10: 113111; 10: so: 7 y
‘M ‘L ' (11') ' l . 7 . '- P. n.—~—12. 1.0. 1' 03x, 3235‘ 5:02, not play it?
Tm \ {firm Reliable Companies . .5- 500:, 7. 05 3:1011', 11:15; 1 .
7 ' ’ ‘ ' ' REAL ESTATE : Guaranteed 1n 25 lessons.
I" “'3 T1010!" Avenue, ‘ ;SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN . ‘ . .h. ‘51:
:. . I. In All n3 Branches ' ', A .11. ~12: 26x, 1: 20:, 5. 40;, s; 07 StudIO. 120 Was Hutton
a,
. . ___ __ . r . 1:11:82: 19:. 10: .2. 10: 53: (Bridgeport) Phone 1185-2.
«an ~_. onus OVER 16 T0. 11M,L§Y.lm.& (Adm. '1 '9: M.——1: 20, 2- 54 Bridgeport). 3:271: '
-. .zq-idery machines $12.50 8‘ '- ‘ ‘ ‘ ( ' 2.3 5:13, 6' 2111: 6: 51, '7: 081, 7: 32
“WNW Webbing 5‘ Real Estate & Insurance (mdfif‘l’omv 931122321”; NQlRWALK W-
' 1' -‘~ “it-'hmgton St. 30- 5 Raiiéo‘ad Avegue. ,1 A9 1111—1122: fo. g: 20:. 7: 43. 9. 19: CA'L CONTRAW
outh orvmlk, onn. '11:.11 111-5: EDIE m
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TTD __ STENOGRAPHER J» l“ 7'08:,.812 x 9: 5x. 11811in!! 79., . , .
1;... hours Chance 4:03 MLE—JFORD CAR, $250 00 House and PM ms
111 stale salary desired Ingood oonditln. Also as tub Alaska “a: :WH ~£12~1€3 figggg “gomndrytil We .11” m m
.I 1 11‘15 Sentinel. 'ice box. Tel.1542 ‘Qzépx, 4. 531, 5T50. 62 50, 8: 053.. 3: 30 I‘ mi .‘n .,
.._, fl, _. 19: 41:. 11. “00 Jet III El?! m m
TED A (' O11PETE\T COOK Rev E.-F~'. alt-Gregor pastor of the; P. M—12: 13:. 3: 40:, 4: 35, 69163.. .m ._
11.: 11 s Lockwood 50 in} Co egatioual Church, will give 5' 37 5' 11-9 1 L 2 , , my, ~ .
, .F t net Sundays. .
1, ., 1,. xmvwalk. :a Bible tull‘et this 1 ordain: $11: 8 51 33.32- 1101x313...“ Ana“ 7-“ .1 lab. M4335 .
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TED ' m NTRY PROPERTY Books Between the,'restamen’ "“1“ .3: ugh—13' 57111.1 62:35; 3:43:31 .3;%_ “r i
" i ' and shoretront. Have. we of storm it Will 'be 1105thwa 41. V
' um. List your property two-Weeks. "

 

' dwaliuto
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sale. The Gill
Telephone 356.. '

V'F'l‘tjup In The '

 
 

‘i‘ geological formation in which: the gems;

lM‘wt‘kave ‘

m of western \olimv pine.

 

Arkansas 04-month.
Arkansas has several diamond mines
the! have pirated out about 5.900 din-
mono: mined at about $204300 The

are found is called pendmite and is.
akin-sis the camoush ninth MM kin»
Milne. It. occurs in chimneys like

‘the citv acting as volunteers.

, physicians

new oflice buildings going .
up; and the new subway is but the ’

31171373211711! cedar timber of fair qual- '

 
 
 

insofar as possible by the womvn- of
An ef-
fort also will be made 10 waken the
intelligent interest and co-operation of
Iimportant groups in the population
such as business men. vaze earners,
nutscs. social workers.
clergymen and city omcials."

Advertise in The Sentinel.

 

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Take care of your eyes today
Wear THAMER’S glasses and you
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Electrical Work
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AARON KOHN
.Auto Supplies and Accessories
55 Railroad Ave.

 

 

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26 MAIN 81"., NORWALK.

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Western Electric Sunbeam
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