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ND- ENCORE)...
Call for Mr. Readerll
hpaztmt message for Mr
coder. » . .5
tr Victor Record calling for
Reader!
.r. Reader: “mm Mr. Victor
ccord is that?”
057: “Mr. Ten—Inch Jazz Vic-
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SOUTH RORWLL.‘
Hy News,
’repara‘dmns are- about complete for
First N-lv/tioual JL wish conwntlon
be ll:.-ld in “lltlgrlltlll. Januarg L16
. 2:0.
:m tl'il'uhlmc company's: truck. .‘v‘o.
{truck ‘ilw :llllllnty "on tho corner
Lima rum-1. The dummy was
t.- badly dulnauv:d.
rims," and mus-t: dancmr: inrtmc—
cs'cry (-1 citing. POLhEY'S. Tel.
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1w schooner Mary "E. Cuff unsor-
-d from JLcng Island with a cargo
sand and is nt the (lock of tho Nor-
k Supply company.
‘10 Fairfil'l (‘.utmt‘y ‘l'. 1». (7. A. is
lain: ['lrepelraliol..: for tl'." ouserv—
,. of Father and Son woolt tllrouglr
wilting l-‘ebruzlly lli.
.i'l=l\)i'_'-’ :lv‘ni.».night_ ATJUYIW’E Singing
'3‘ full“. 500.
..\ (jlslie'litor 1'3. C. Dates of Dorian,
- Braid Short. in'atrlxctor in Mor—
' KJ'l its at. the home of Mrs. A. F.
‘.._., 215' East avenue.
I'Mnll. ,. p: oust against” the Con-
:tl.ll;..ny' .5 zone fare system
1 l‘w 'lll 'm'. ”ore ”14" public “fili—
.’" 'Etlll in 1‘12}: 'l-'.p(nt Tum-
':.' .2. :1" of nvxt Wt-oli.
‘ . (Nui'wlllk vs, New Yorks.. ,
. 'l‘di, npprl'lxinlatc-ly 56,000
;- '.li war-Ir: killed in automobile ac-
~'_) l'n‘ {Mimi Stalt‘H during of the “”1 :tingnfn .“-(‘.lf‘.tili
'; 1 o H 3“ that IllllIlel 22.; were notified by the police that l'llildl'..n
5 1:; fullnltcicut.
. 'll‘FN (ir"t‘-nwi(‘ll. Milton' and,
t‘lmst r o' ftlle Red Star Trans-E
'1 Mid Timing company are
l‘ ' (uni (‘onlpnny's dock. ha?-
?;:<vil:1 up lllv it’“ to that. outfit
/.
l. 1‘. llama Town Assembly
'-":"Z.!'l' .. 1 h. Ten lbs sugar;
J n '1 invsday Jumlm} ll, . Annual bu.
rimming and el-rtilm m' olilm'rl'.
'be lwld (in 1236- lir>l \\’(-tlnl_~:tll:ly '
-.__ 4'
l"'...'i.~'.opl:l’~r F. Lee of thé 102
»~. . 3 days ago from wounds re-
‘n‘. v: ‘.llu war. was known to 3.
0f Mlldiors of Nogwalk and
. '.'.‘Tm Si’l'Yf‘ll in that regiment.
542' la»: Was a llarchester, Mass-a
with friends hem yesterday!
\lisa Marcia S. Townsend of ‘NOW
‘.ttrk city has returned. after vtsttmg'
bur slut: r. Mat. A. I", Diligy. ‘.
C\'(Dl!1’.
”Jan. 13th. Last (lav {or cutrios
'Tht: Norwulk Poultry Show.
A 11.1: 29:: (f 1110 llama and. 9t
league will in ll'ld tutllollm'.
the Nor'vfalk high school buildhm.
pens-012' i111 'l'rrtr'tl in Child
art: illviltt: u l:.\ present.
F‘-
~Tllr tx'ru l"'r"l hits. on the Juntmr:
liSl—-H<'{tl" Rot-owls No. 181120 and lS-_
1'22! .ll l.‘::llm-‘-!_\".-. ll.‘ So. Main St.
Th0 {Yomlotll of tho ci‘ y
ford. wht'rc her father rough!
\‘llle school's Kinny 3%an :lr'o, was colt
ferret} )‘Q;'lt'i‘(iflj,' llpon Madam“ ('le'm-
encvuu .litt‘flllt'lllllll‘t'. tluullgtor of Mo»
micr Clemenceau ol‘ Frauen.
John 'I. Tl‘l‘a' mutt" tho prezvntnlmnj
-~-Jan. 9th. Luci (13': for (‘.'l‘ll ins
Th9 Norwalk Poultry Show.
Mira“. .‘lrlrcellu ('Ol'llll’l: of
on. I). 0.. has returned to that. city at-
"l‘ a throo waoks‘ \‘lSll
lutllur, Mrs. A. F. Durgy.
lvcnun. Miss Corning holds
Sponslblu'posltion in the
vaenuo m‘ ”11- United States.
.A boy was at‘l'cfitoll yestvrtlny by
Sergcant G’lmnn for hrmiking window's:
in tho lllzlltlln; of Rayllloml & liila‘;
on Gmml slrvv-t. ’l'lll'» damagv
done with :1 auto]! fill“ ‘l‘lw- ”boy had i
lbt'ml lliacllllrg'tt from this '
and thought Ly (It‘lill‘0}ln;z
he cosh! '.gat revumgrn
—~Tharo will "ho a du‘nm- hold in Red
Men‘s llllll. l-‘zillay, anmmy it'
by Svoc‘s Gl't'ln‘stl‘fl.
1111a. A mt lizl St‘it'k ltmln ll.
yr'ars. YilS “Spiro-12:11:11!
her home- by running gnu.
found by lit-2' snll L131)" on tho llofl'.
'Tllo gas connection: on ‘1‘?!“
wero opt-ll. l"l'tl:ll apt-nim-
2;.» oount.y..zluriusc tho woek com— W95. primarily: lilo noonttlus'zi
wncn ('l\'t'l‘l"lllll(!.
Lady \Vushtng .on Latin."
0f ni'lillt‘ht'lll, All) li'lll. tlwl;
Bloating: tonic'ht m the l'no'mu on 935'
North M: in sir-'11. 'l'lwl'w viii ht’ I
atallntion of amt-«rs, with Blott‘lrt-t'.
v: ('(i -.L't' in Poll Chi-5101'. “-0”: r0- Dvpllly “Tum:- r t.t‘ .\'0w Hzl‘n'll lll_
chorgv. All lllvlllln~z< are
to brim: l'l’lfn'slllntlds.
—l'ul)li(_'. :1"? ll :!f>:t \. .FEfillR"
every Thurulm ' . '.l-ninfr.
Odd Follows' Hull. SH. Main St.
lure by l.. llnl'm'. nt‘ t‘lx‘lt~;1'_o. M05:
~08 by Ml's. litht-l l’lll'dy.
Vllaven. . '
'. Hull Armor»; ThursdaY,
Boys :lllt'llllllljl xvsgiom
'nimt school at Franklin.
“"5 ‘30"‘17ll90 by 'thc govern— uiithl. ('nndul'tod lh"lll$€’.l\'€‘§ so noisily
about the migh'ua'tzco'l, protests rm 2' .
made to tho polico. The '
Etlnding that what how
. 'stmyint.r l;.:il(linu nlul‘rlrial being us’ml
on a an llOllF" ml : u. .m'. 4.1 str'ot
At: a bllsillrss ”lusting
Lutlies’ Aid Socinly of the First 12: ¥h-E
(mist Episcopal r'llurttii ytsterllvy ' ‘
Ewas voted to hold it \‘v'uslljngton'.
tBirlhdny suppcr on this
'F'cbluary 20. An ("\"Dt'l flout?
i—vlieas's‘lun "
up Home gut-l School Lenin!" “'5.”
.ml'c-l :::llloll'-.".l.' M' Mug at
Willi: high school. Rev. L. .. Q
pirr \ritl nick." an address,
will illH! '.10 ll l'lusicztl pl'ogrzllll.
'3chool.
. liie‘
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“"" Company was a vlsitor yesterday 2&1
N: 17 York city.
Mayor Jeremiah Donovan, an
Fashinmtm, “fix-'- ‘llzu mayor wll
. e". . .
' Vizli f..l‘ lzl: llmlth.
E—DANCING ESATURDAY NIGHT
Town A=somblv Hall, “lane B- otlmrs'
full Orchestra with Cattle-.1 'al Chimes
A pair 01‘ armies, owned by Louis
Pushkas.17 Boulon street, were,
stolen from a \1 and street rat-Linn ill
night, according to M2. lushkas mm
plalnt to the authorlvils.
August. Kt'l'r, 05‘» Walnut s!'~'ct‘.,
Wool “oven, (lepos‘ltel $7- xvii '11 the
polite 111' 't night altel his nu'omallilo
Elam down and damaged a police stand-
nl'tl at Tliur and Wall 5(1061’3.
“Jan. 9th. Last day for entries for"
:Tllt? Norwalk Poultry Show.
l The members of 1110 local branch of .
'tho NV. C. 'l‘. U. will meat tomorrow,
afternoon at 3 o'clock at. tho home or,
Mrs. Robort Thompson, '54 FlrstE
SIPOGL
— Jan. 9th. Last day . for entries tor
. Thor Nonvnlk Poultry Show.
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daughrr Emma, let} late lasr nigh: l‘o orE
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The city ban recruiting station has pan have
l‘mit‘iVed authority to accept qualified full of life Just 131 at. 31w drug or
applicants for special asnignmont to mu“ counter ‘ small bottle of Dan-
Ellne, medical, Signal Corps and Engl- define" for a f0w cents.
.A MASS .
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Barium-11L HAIR
loti‘fpanderine” saveg'md
glorify" "‘ .; .yonr‘lizir ‘
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tlw 'l'tll Divisions. Applications will
1m;mm not be accepted after March 15.
. '«l'nlllu- Spiritualist llassage Moctlng “AWE :
-:30 slurp doubled the beauty of your hair. 11'
‘cvorv Thurs day evening.
and draw this through your hair tak-
fink one small strand It a time. In-
yea, immediately. you have
(Md .0? “W Hall, So “am St Lec- will be a. m on soft. lustrous tlulit
tun-1n L. llfanP of ( hit-ago Messag- '3 and 30 my lode “I" A“ dust m”
as by Mrs. lithe! Pllld}. of New» and excessit'u ml ’3 nemoved /
Haw-en.
~A stallion. in thh custody of Fred
Alhl‘P(‘lll. Dtlrlorl. llznt atmyod from
ipasmre ycstcrt‘tay. «was locatwl saver-
al hours lau-r in Barton. after the pc-
“in in l'zlrlotu'ntnl'bl' rillen had been
asko-d to looked for the horse. bfillm
t-d to how; btcn stoltn.
. lECOOLIDGE MAKES
-INAUURFAL ADDRESS
‘(Contlnu‘m'l on Page“! ll 01.
ubjl Clr~ not will) to ho mugilt but. lllu'le
ubs'rltutl. \ t'trtzlin and ‘Otull‘
"W0 me sufi'mng tlum summjc 01
~le kin is lit" malt-'11 ll 'lll‘ um" lr'm-
Etd'. i: to put mun «11mg. nut 't4~,lnlo
pind‘lttion. Slmrtxlgo' .~ lint mil} by
“ szn mg and produrlton.
‘fi'lllployvr 21ml muplnymi mum find.
their >;;ti.~';:lt'tiun not it: a won»; 10»
'tunl. but ill a St‘l‘l'ltu' l'vntlvlc'tl. 1.".
itlfli‘Y lllslsi l10-lzlli:l.lil:z.tl. 'mt II!“
is: run ll.
"'l‘hl‘i'o ute- qtl‘ivlvnt \oirms u: 4'“: l't‘
Sislzlht'l- In la“ in ('1: in ll tho
t. .111. 1131‘) um '.ml ,~. l 41;: {amino
o-wn l'tll' ili'.-1tl.:tIt't.-.~—~-Ill";' llfllt‘ h.
tin-,1 ill‘l‘ St‘l‘klllg to ousiuve' «mill-1's.
' .Tlll-l‘l‘ wm‘lL-z on: ml”. 'l'izvj. Lil's“ 2'.
- - " 'i'ny must in: llsl.l|‘1l. ’l‘ilv m'il lllt'y
1'.[.rt'cmll lnuxtt l11' tn'tlt'mnl' h)’ lll'.‘
mood ')'ll’.‘l'S 1': pro: 1-111.” ll'vl ~19 l lv 15
‘whicll :ll'v wrong, tor lllt mort pm t i: n
purl-ti lllust be stlppinlllrd by ill.:1~'.
which um light. Till-y omi- br (301:0.
""‘ might Ul Amt-lieu is :1 ,mlvt-l
.“311i3l cannot bv on-rvmno. Pl'ufil'fll-
' . :il‘u‘ll cf the criminal and education m
.- lymn {lllt‘ lullallillll :11’1‘tilt.‘ rs tilt-«lit-s,"
‘ RAILROAlTMEN
IN COOPERATIVE
no in“; SCHEME
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(Conlllluvd from Fifth Page).
”lilo: plopcsal calls for on allianc-
bl‘H' m'n Mums: '.': um! filming to (‘l'.-
is: {u ll ltPl den in; b. :wt-l'n farm tum)‘
«vital ‘tEt: Cl i z :1 ”:ll rily "no it: ll- . :elllt I)!"
'will I)? held at the lmrsonz {31“ ml. \R'Itd- EU“ “ n ( It) Dl'utlum't tux dull hum ('tlll-
February.
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. rumors
. i Hm plrmjsa h"in§,\l'(1l'l<tll out bx th
':.\li-Anlt'»riczln l-‘arm Labor (“odlpela'
'til'e Commission, which “as turmoil
alter the Vov0mbcr muting, in (‘.tli
cage, anal it incllldos the erection 01
—-NEW CLASSES NOW FQRIAENC;‘x.1'(hr-lls 's as (listll’buting ccntnrs
The flcond term of Miss
School of Dancing begins, Friday,
9m at 4 o'clock ' for the Social Class,
and Saturday. Jan. 10th. at: 10 o‘clock
for the Classical Class.
Made on £31."
draw interest from‘Jan. lst at
4% .
'.e Jan. 10th
{and the olganization of a co- opelatiw
bank.
’l‘ih :1 latest move on the part of the
railway organizations was taken in
'some quarters to indicate that the rail
way men would slacks-n their pressur.
on the Railroad Administration for in-
creased pay.
Young Men’ .5
‘ The coating {lithe nemyearthas
. Eirom fiinnesota.
'uemense. mathemwmm-
Let Dandcrlne put more life rotor.
Rigor and brightness in your hair.
This stimulating tonic will (when
your scalp. check (landfill! and tolling
hair. and help your hair to crow long,
thick, strong and beautiful.
EAlt'Mfll lliNE
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l HARTFORD Jan. SwMa‘ssacllusctts
mu: (.‘fOlll'lPCUllll will fight out me w
sue as to aho shall get the New Y 11!: '
wood alcohol 1mg for trial, at a con-
lfvrcnce in SUV \olk Friday alter-1
noon. illistrlct Attorney szlrlcs HJ
Might. of \thvrn Massaunusottx
will pros“ in the arguments for ”It Buy
t.‘.‘ii\ll(.{‘l‘ \V. (‘.rvodotl. of Hartford, will
lll'lsmt l‘onllr't'tit'ul's film". Assaist t!
llistrict Attorney Joseph F. )lulque 1,
.ll',. or New York, and Ft‘thI'ul Prose.-
tutor Lung: “7. Ross will take care;
01' li.( l‘t'lit‘lnl "fill of the 001‘.th m't'.
lit-cans. of the “Hi that it gamut jury
is now in mission in Simngt‘lui.:. :ul .lr.
pression hats al'lsvn that Romunclli,
Salli-by, “'.ll’e and ”iv Otlllr Nov.
Yorkers lie-Lt] ill t'ollm-clinn with tlw
crime would be akt'u lilt‘l“. i this:
"'sbould happen, Hmtt‘ord (minty :;:l-’.
lhui‘llit's “\Zuld undoubtedly consent:
to the eitlradxfon to Massal'husetts oi
' Nathan Stilt-211818. Saul Jos.~pit, ‘.lricob'
Bl'o'nem'im» and Fulani: Row. l‘(“.‘..‘li\lt‘tl
lit-re its tho mitltl‘ulllvu in “It.“ pitiaou‘
Ewlliskoy llanml ions.
I Twelve nlfll art'- at. prorant unlit-r
F'Nlt‘ltll llltllC‘llllt‘lll in \'u\\ “tori. for
traffic in tho “God at oh. i \‘I'nislit‘yi
and four at them John llollul'wtli llll-
tltrtaklr' . Sunluu K. Suit-t- ~11. thug-
gist: }:'lWlil’tl “air, llrllz '.'Mi, and
William H. \\’oll.~r. trucknlzm. 11'» lipid
Em bonds. In addition to thum. Paul
.Nasscttn, barber shop pioprévtzlr: and
rank LSGn'tt-l li. 24loun‘kl- 'l or . are un-
tier aunt in The Blom char; 1.11 vith
Eb0ing 8(‘1“’SOll(‘\ in ”If cl'itm
WEATHER FORECAST.
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itonigllt and Riley. probably tonal
' rains. lllOdt‘l‘fllP fltluih‘Yl‘Sl winds he
‘céming Variable. The {a 3m .‘1 lrndrzli
Eot‘ low plessure has (in 1d d (luli‘:
Ethe last twenty- four hours. The nolth- '
em end of it is passing out no .31
Lawrence Valley and causing gnncral
rain in the eastern portion of tho
tLake Region and New Eng «zland. The
southern end of it ’forms a well-
de’flned storm area'cemral ovvr Louis-
Elana. It is causing quite heavy rains
in the Lower Mississippi Valley.
E'Pllere is very little ipleasaut. wenthcr '
'.Evthis morning east of the Rocky .‘ICUIP
Twins. There has been a decided rise
in temperature along the Atlantic
venture between the‘ Rocky Molina
. talus and the Mississippi rlvur. 'l‘en1-_
'Other and |m1perattaes below _z¢-ro were reported
,‘m for theater-p mature men. I
man To up @011: noon.
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Wagmay .wutter themed: of my.
tesy‘ind Win-3mm at so at.
E In a few moments you can trans-E
form your plain. dull flat ha1r.‘l’ou
it abundant satt.1zloss_v andE
i For Norwall: and vicinity: I’Tlou'n‘
Mum-~.-.
3 1113.111 111 till
i urn Sillli
'LONDON, Jan R—I‘he Unficd
lattice. the beginning of the war, vir-
t“ l” of the- big export trade which
Ethe Central Powers bod mar India,
says an official report, which adds
that, undoubtedly. American commits-
tion in India has come to stay.
I The place of the Central Power hm:
sheen taken by the United States so
far as hon and five! machinery hard-
Eivare and instruments are Concern 0d
“9.me has lolron the trade hertlofure
haul by (iiemrll Young in Such arti~
Ecles as electrical accessories, copper
,pappl' glatsw ate text: has beer and
-clothing. Tho bazaar trade in cheap.
'showy goods has been entirely captul'
by Japan.
The prima'rv rearnn for the increas-
ed shipments of Amnrican manufac-
Etured goods to India has been the low
ibility of the established British ex-
Eporters to supply the market owing to
Ewnr conditions, says the report. In:-
iproved shipping facilities between the
United States and India are declared
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Then moist-
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to have very hugely contributed
. tun expansion.
“There is no doubt," audit the
, "that American mmlpotiuen in
India. has come to stay.
effort is being made to secure 3 largo;
share of the trade of this
‘ :atocl work.
including may
l‘l‘— .
A detael'nlgnctl f
valuabil- '
mar '
Colliery of all kindn.
“(shim tools. will stores and hardware:
canned mow-21mm: molm cats. lm'linnE
5am! cyc 0s and amber.
Jam new occupies
' States and Jams“: taken over Nam in Indian's import and
It is in G Nat Britain‘s staplc‘l
trade of. India name. y cotton 3312111
and piece goods. that the most serious
inroads have been made and that Jap-
anese compotition in the future is 0x~
patted to ho moat pvmlanent' and in-' If you are going to see the
sot-0nd ',
oxpol' l
MACAULY‘S LOVE OF aooxs.
If anybody would
that ever lived, withl N0 waitm 1‘ an
0!‘
palaces and gardens and line dinners, ready nowg making
and wine, and coaches and bt'auu'tul‘.
clotb'es. and hundreds of servants, on; ._._.
would not.
books, I would’not be a king.
would rather be a poor man in a gar-E
rat with plenty of books than a kinglNorwalk
who did not love reading—Macaulay?
Advertise Ill-Th? SPntinoL
“Own Your Own Home”
YOUR 030168 AS TO LOCATION, PRICE, VIEW
Values ranging from $2,500 to {50,000
M
Raymond Bros.
and: mu '
to
"I am hl-l-o 01.: year.
Now you move #39315.
E I am going to rvlg’n
E With liltlslc and song"
old year out, get into the
new tog: so you can
the New Year with your
the l best bow.
rend E
1? Rogers .81 Stevens
South News”:
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E Artifical Teeth "
In th. pml'tlt'v Ill Ll‘ '
Isllould ham.- :1 lolmlhflflltllltizn? 2:1):
Ecbanit'al nbil. tl'. Iwm one is not en-
dovud with this talwnt, and no matter
Ehowhurd h. trtvsmdel 910p it. be cala-
Ego; ( \ ~~vl Ull‘ om' \\ ho is possessed C!
E" 1 built Ml sun-asst in the making
Eu) llrlllir'l‘al ln‘Plll in mm lam ly to this
[am .ombinod will a with) 0.1mm»
lt‘lltt ';:ll peculiar and ill-sham
mouths l! \Oul puma is lloubli-ng you
b) til-curl .n;;, or makt‘s .x'utll mouth
sorr, .._ .ma in and lot mu my what the
ll-lllllih is. t‘nllsultution 117's.
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m emu PLEASE FOR
”CHEVROLETS
Immanuel 490 Touring Cars. The car
with 5:3 nob-p. all for demonstration
Tine pm if dun" ed.
Austin’s Garage
‘Cflllf UP FEM-Elli: ”“3 mm"
w llllin [no man! I of all. tux: among tilt-E
. . ........ $818.00
mom 1959.
eBr.J.ll.llallery
316 80. Main St. So. Nor-walk. Conn.
HOURS—9a. m toSp. m :7tol
p m. Sunday but appointment only.
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Dr. S. M. Dietz‘
BfNT'ST
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CON“ EEA LY
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State. and Polll'u ('ourt l'lOSPClflM‘ Al-E
1 Those who have been purchasink shoes from us for many
yem know that they are sure of full value in style, comfort and
, The 1920 Styles Are Now Ready
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8t BRACKEN
Siouth Normalk.
!' 47 South Main Street.
South Norwalll
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1 GNT A SQUARE DEAL
ii We wit! buy your buns-told
nods. t."-‘h. pullers, Junk arm all
,. ~vt‘lll'd Lamom'ls. Anything you
Lulu 0. Price according to ‘.llL‘ qual-
’_\' t1! 11w. goods. A square dell
\ERQYS.
PHIIIP P. M.\H’(.)NEY
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37 .2 \nn ;. mitslr'twt l-‘hnup 1712.5.
; Second hand goods always on sale.
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Transp Ortatt on Co.
i Daily Service Bet/ween New Haven. 8 riduept it.
Norwalk and Philadelphia
10 large trucks at. your service for all kinds of transpor-
tation; padded van; for furniture work.
South Nbrwalk~1227Water Street. Phone 294.
New York City—174 Seventh Avenue, Phone Emma 7347.
New Roman, Conn—266 State Street. Phone 427 Colony.
Nut and Peat
C—O-A-L
l’ltilnot Delivery
Earris & Guns
5' WI“! um
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finished W001 Scali‘s
Heather mixture in blue and brown combination and ‘plaln
E- -mm7$lsm,leauwam 3111:0111
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