3A .5 JAN. 16, 1%.
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. fiwlo Let. For Sfile. Business and
- - . Ional Cards. Miscellaneous”
Am .3 ' 5 ‘ fl
ohm page. sconce would: mm charge-
260 per issue. Caps Double Price.
: operations ill-the m
. i‘lbe are the Splicing
To wrap properly
1;~? have a cloth liner
>1) as to prerent air-
.,~.r.e
. :42'9 in immediate need > ‘
Splicing and 5 boys for
._ paying from $18 to $22
.121 both shifts. Apply
121.1111; Tire &. Rubber 00.
l not It: wishes position at. light house
WANTED ‘ WANTED ‘ :03, “u.
- WANTED PosrrlON—A. YOUNG‘
FOR sALn—BUNGAIJGW s ROOMS
: m. .A home the object; not wages.
Address J. m Sentinel Office, So.
Norwaik, Conn.
50 x 1.13. Price. $4206. 7 Whine all
improvements except. furnace. Lot 50
x 109. Price $4,000. Both on line of
trolley, South Namath. Ben T. Nash.
Norwalk, Phone 392-2 after 6 P. M. '
WANTED-A m woMEN ~m TO
35 YEARS WANTED IN CLEAN
SANITARY FACTORY. WHERE mall
WAGEé» CAN on non. CALL AT
ONCE ON MR. nnA'nLEy. surr.
TOP FLOOR, 133 WASHINGTON ST.
FOR SALE~—TE.\' FAT PIGS. ALSO
.one Chester white boarsix months old
Inquire of Peter O’Hara, Edward Ave,
East Norwalk. Phone 2313-4.
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WEBBI-NG AND EDGING GORP. ‘
FOR SALE-#NICE GRAIN' FED
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~ WING MACHINE OPER-
: 5 ON ALL PARTS or
*‘ WORK. FACTOR!
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,6) WAGES PAID EXPER-
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EXPERIENcEn WE .
, 7.1. TEACH You up PAY
WHILE LEARNING.
UETT, PEABODY & C
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INC. ‘
P33133022. 7.
WfiMED~NIGHT 3331.]. nor. sh
. oats. Read ' ‘tO' butcher. K 95"“3'
Apply at the Hotel Clifford. ) ee
min: Farm. 'Four Corners. Tel. 1748-
13, Norwalk.
ClmAng-Zo — WAITRESS. HOTEL: m
. ° - ; FOR SALE -GOOD INVESTMENT
, ‘ 9 ,Room liansard Boat House. Barn,
, ,chnel'y. “'0“. Lot 100 x 1150. Every-
. ‘ 'thing in order. Improvements in
TO LET~0NE OR TWO NICE” ‘streot. Select neighborhood. Less
heated- rooms. Suitable for two gentlc- than Worth for quick sale. Ask Ben
men euth. Cu or wire 1257-3. 30 '1‘. Wash, Phone 892-2 after 6 P. M., or
Chestnut St., mug H. A. Craw. owner. 2 Selleck Ave. East Norwalk.
FOR SALE—1 TEAM OF HORSES;
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‘wit’h privilege ofbath. Central 1043 Two sets of double harness. one single
ition. Address J. W. Go Sentine set. one double truck and one single
“‘3‘ “fl truck- Apply Masher & Flynn. Tel.
WANTED
:13 to learn narrow fabric
mg. We pay while learn-
rrtnd provide ‘experienced
:33. Excellent opportunity
girls looking for steady
-: under ideal factory con-
Apply
& J. CASH, INC.,
Chestnut 81:.
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.1242.
FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE COT-
g? at 15 Hamilton avenue. For par
ticulars inquire of E. E. Crowe, 2 West
'avenue.
T0 LET—3 VUNFURA'ISHED
rooms with light and gas. Rent rears-z
onable. Inquire of Mrs. Bertha Naggy fa
15 Lowe Street.
g.—
STORE ' FOR RENT—40 113.3; ~ —-—.—~
Zant Street. East Not-walk. One! FOR SALE—«A 10 R0031 HOUSE
store 30 x 60 suitabl _.; : near shore good location, bargain.
e for all bushes. Price $3.000. Also one eight room
except meat. candy or grocery.
z'caSOIlable to right party.
lirusch. ‘22 \Vall St., Norwalk.
_— _,~’
Rent hous: with all modern improvements.
“'m. Price $4300. Inquire of H. Joselovsky.
ior if. E. Gor‘uzlm Co.
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. FOR RENT—THREE s ROOM?
zilafs centrally located. Inquire 16:
Grove street. Phone 1581 or 1852-12.?nue-
FOR SALE~PROFERTY AT 19.21
23 Union Street and 33 Elmwood Ave—
Storage and Garage to Rent at
”WANTED
..mnzln for cotton winding.
llllklll for inspecting woven
42.x: for changing cards on
» Girls for card lacing. Ap—
-- .l.\(‘ASH. l.\'(‘., ("llcstnllt
The Batch 8: Bal-
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OVerhauling and l
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,- FIORE’S GARAG
lley Co.
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Fiore‘s Garaze. FOR SALE—TWO-HOUSES on
repairing. ll Hanford Place. Tel. 925 lot 150 x 173 feet. 14 rooms in one
5 —--—~——- :house“ and 5 rooms in other house.
' PROFESSIONAL‘ _ lVVhole can be bought. new for $4.500.
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for particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
HRS. LOUISE CANFIELD,
-~ .1 Mott avenue, Norwalk Conn.
WANTED
: girls over 16 years, for var.
pas:t10ns. Good pay with
sdvancement while learn-
JACOB & SONS, INC.,
Manufacturers, Norwalk.
~..—':~. and'women, also boys ,-
PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING.
ToleDhOnl 1833.
_ NO. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
BUSINESS NOTICES.”
Rnnl Palate. Tnnueunofl.
LOST.
QYLINDER REBORING
Any'sme of cylinder rebored and fit
,ted. With oversize pistons and rings”
‘ Overhauling and repairing. laining commutation book. Reward
Shufelfn Garage. 11 Edlie Ave
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Ellizli‘lnlelll. two family
.«lt-rn house. by advertis-
01‘ leading: business our
wildrcn. Call Advertising
Kilo-wort. Tel. 195. ’
’ED~GIRL TO ASSIST
7.; Dept, Good pay and pros
232?}! person. Applv between
‘ it'll! and 2:30 P. M. 'C. B.
\‘JeEtport. Conn.
»’50 4013710}? GIRL. HIGH
. ‘ar preferred. ‘Permanent
:zli:~fuctm-v. State are and
‘. Ms.- onion c~o Sentinel.
' ‘53 ~ :\ WOMAN FOR GEN-
lk. Good home and good
. .lily of E adults. Electric
ironcl'. Address: T. ~’.
in. Tel. 653.
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to assist with general
;‘ l'nion Park ,Norwalk;
71.")
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aim young girl good
wal'k in office. Edwin
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20x. S. Sentinel.
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Telephone 356. ‘ '
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‘lw- Bed room. liv~
iotvm furniture also
range. and all f
a good price- -
- ‘: Office. 3
FOUND.
:.'.-.-
.zfiay P. M. OWE“
willing 581-13'
IN
,“Wire for Us and We'll wire for You”-
East Norwalk Tel. 16333 if l'elurned to Miss Olmstead. Nash
- .— . Eng. Co. Phone 1905.
l COLEMAN a. RANDOLP’Fl" -
. L00” and '0’“? distance moving andf LOST—elm. LADY WHO TOOK.
trucking. 23 Day Street, 50- Norwalk. packngc by mistake on 5:13 train
.T91' 1592‘ Brat?“ office, 33 Main So, from New York \l'ed. containing e
Norwalk. Tel. 405‘ ldark, blue, satin accordean pleated
'l ‘ 'skirl communicate with ‘Mrs. ’E. W.
Blzikcolec. '1 el. 294—3. “'es‘port. and
receive largo reward.
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' CASH REGISTERS, TYPEWRIT-
. ers. Adding machines, all office and in
tricate machines repaired. D. Shaw.
Phone 159-4. ‘
,l A well-known professional violinist
,will accept several more pupils ad-
[vanccd or beginners. highest: testimo
nials.~ For appointment, Phone 1319.
Studio No. 1.2 Franklin Ave, Norvvalk.
THE NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC CO.
ELECTRlCAL CONTRACTORS '
Telephone 959
sin St. 54 Osbome Ave.‘
East Norwalk
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INCOME TAX
REPORTS FOR 1920
We have helped others and
are prepared to furnish you
with ccnfldential"assistance‘ in
the making up and filing of your
Income Tax Report; for 1920.
Than 471 for Appointment
John M. Glover Agency
'Begont Theatre.Bldg. ,
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all improvements except nuance. Lot 0’. “flown?!“ ‘
PURSE (‘0.‘:~'
J quor .m on”
unitary.” . "Charles R. m' idler, at
17th iHannibal, me. when. possum used no
\ . , , * ’m‘hlnrfl‘ls by ran-on of. his feeding
NEW YORK, an. 16.—Wt prisoners at 20 m a meal. h!!! :9-
n. “In. ‘5 turnedtu Moolddob «elm maker.
coma the “not“: ind m, W'mnefl “'9 '0 “I" that he
um not mum” 12:01 .. ._' on cannot make it ply. Middleman, N.
In" to- Y.,whtchhalbeen‘dlv'. mow-mus
m L. than a yean, reports unusual prosper-
Internal icy, some or its former 32 saloon-keep.
era having become successful mer-
chnntr. fiberiff Joseph E. Davis, of
Nansen county. informs us that he has
' ‘only 3% prisoners in jail and only {out
than a year, reports '
of these one hoboes.
reduced- the number of prisoners 50
January 17...“ was
day at the 0121c and: Colonel
Porter. of the United. State!
Revenue Service. .,
"After that. hour; it was said “not
a barrel of intoxicating liquor, a case
of wine or a he; d beer can—behwy
manufactured, sold or transmut-
beverage panacea, anywhere in. the
VUnited States, its territories. or how
glarTgossessionbt'L
ere will no seal-chins“ homes . -
or confiscation of intoxication-the Fod- mu”, 3‘“ that “‘9 “Whale
em “mom declare. the law m wnrds in the Kings county and Belle-
viding for seizure only in event thnt li- ““3 3059““ ans nearly Wt °3 W
quors are sold or in case a “home" is “e”- Wood alcoholic m “ ‘9'
iCleal‘ly shown to. be ‘ public resort. uses but. ambulana cans hue nuen
{Possession 0-: & private still. by means of! 25 per cent.“ A. C. Baker, of the
of which whiskey may be m. how. Bowery 'Mlsllon, said: 'The “'3’? be“
ever, is held to, be unlawful. A. car-7 ter wages and prohibition have rir.
tain amount of “hooflexglng’ u wally elimlted the burn and the bread
pected to be carried on. In, ,some line. It used to be that. you could get
time. local omclals say, but every ef- 1.000 snow shovelers ”7 visiting ‘ 19"
fort of the Government will be exert- Bowery saloons. NW 3'01! couldn't
find forty. Men who formerly came to
ed to discourage violations. .
While it has been announced that “5 I" bed" “'3 now paying ‘1‘?” 0T“
the "drys" are to raise a fund of $50:- rent.’ "
000.009 to continue their fight, mflhL column on the fact that ‘15 Of
tion lenders here say most of the of ‘99 ‘3’ ““95 had ratified the 18m
money will be used in "educating“ the ”leading“ (NOW Jersey. Connecticut
public as m the ominous erect: oh» and M Island being the only ones
cohol. The intimate that they will not 00 d9 80). Mr. Anderson said: "An
take no radical steps, but that "toler- *mPOMt thing to remember is the
alien and patience will be exercised 9?“ “‘8‘- While n0 referendum on na-
,wward any man who is honest on the “0M1 prohibition was taken for the
iquestion. and who believes that lutnx- T938011 that that? Ya no way one
gloating drink is necessary to his well~ 00““ '39 hem-.0116 dm’ amendment
being." {was ratified exactly as all others have
: been. Nineteuth of the area and 9.1-
l Cider mills and grape juice plants.
meanwhile. have been wo over- lnoet two-thirds of the population of
time of late in New York Sun. it was the United States were ‘dry' under
said, and the price of apples and grape since and local action before prohibi.
fruit has been gig-acted by an inmatmn became part of the nation's or-
ed demand. Fermented summental’gamc l11"“-
winc, for exclusively religion pur-g
looses. will be manufactured and solol
as usual, but with new Federal re—
strictions. Sale of hard cider and
u
Commissioner of
Latest internal revenue ; . .
;shcw that the constitutional 'mfiflfl °f ”WWNR. 85. Probate
amendment puts out of business, or; 00""- Javmary 14th A. D. 1920.”
compels a. change to other forms of,
industry, of 236 distilleries. 1.092 brew-
eries and 177,790 saloons and other
gplnces selling intoxiconts in the confi-i
mental United States.
i The familiar ditty: l
l “There, little bus-room, don‘t you cry.
"You‘ll be a drug store. bye and
bye!"
statistics
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- WofJohnS.8eymour1ateof
Nor-walk in said District. deceased.
ORDERED, That the Executrix ex-
hibit their Administration account to
this Court for adjustment at the Pro
bate office in Norwalk, on the 23d day
lot January. 1920, at 10 o‘clock fore-
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which have decided to remain in busv in said Estate may be “Mined thereof,
mess. th e been transformed into ”5.: the Executrix will cause this order to
taumto or candy store's. ‘be publishetLln a newspaper havin
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Distilleries. elsewhere. it n: saidmr" circulation in said District, at least
being utilized for making denatured .
:sicohol‘ for fuel. for use i: the mechan- “"3 day-‘3 before Said 234 day of Jamie
lcal arts and for other purposes. Sarnoff): 1920.
lure now creameries and cheese {actor-
lies.
‘ Breweries, in many cases, weanling
to reports, have been turned into malt
sugar factories, automobile M'Ol‘kiu District
meat packing and cold storage. and
ifrult and vegetable dehydrating or
; evaporating plants; Mm employee of
,dlnllllcries and breweries fins are re—
ltolned at their old places but at. new
tasks. An army of herbalists, it is
ssnld, has obtained jobs at soda {cunt-z
nine and are repel-led to be "human ‘
it!!!” the 13]” mum WM“; ‘ a1 hate office in Nom'alk. on the 27th
Some or c, w p on s ' ‘ , . ' .n
leged already to have done to the mo- ” 0‘ {ennui-y. 1929' at 10 0 hack
4mg and other parts of the nation. _’ forem, and that all persons inter-
lwere pointed
diam H. Anderson. superintendent of
the anti-Saloon League, and others.
Mr. Anderson said: "Five years ago,
on i; zero weather night. 1.000 or more
men applied to the Bovery Mission for
lodging. $0 far this winter loss than
a dozen have appeared on any cold
night. The Municipal Lodgir; House}
HENRY W. GREGORY
Judge.
cf Novwak, u Probate
Court. January 15th A. D. 1920.
Estate of Mary H. Orton late of Nor-
walk in said District. decennial.
ORDERED, That the Executors ox-
hiblt their Administration account to
this Court for adjustment. at the Pro-
thereof the Executom will cause this
order to be published in a newspaper
having a circulation in said District. at
least five days before said 27th dav of
January. 1920. »
' HENRY W. GREGORY '
with a capacity of.918,.on not one- o '
Judge.
night in December sheltered as many ~
88 190 Persons. Ordinarily it would NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS.
be crowded. bales: the wasting of water is stop-
solviiifiréfinée cellist“; $331.1: Ni 1'" “‘9‘” “”11 1‘3"" m be “mm"
on.
stance, Harry A. Mnkle. known as
It the pressure then is not kept up,
‘Dnd.’ for 26 years the keeperplotfhge
Pm'“é"hm m°"“°' a”: ‘ “ those (1 t ted nt‘ ‘wlll h ve their
tinnitus tni closeduou.Wo 5’” “mg 3
mos sh 2 supply cut off according to law and
equity. v.
had as many bodies in two Weeks in
Many customfirsdo not get any wat~
‘1918 as we bad all; in 19155.
er and besides lives and property are
..
Sixty per cent. of mutate here,
through ‘booze.’ Some. of them Were
Wood alcohol victims. The daily aver-
llmlsnal DID-Der
Prohibition has ‘
lllill NlllllSE “
has not proved true. at least, in Newgnoon: and'that all persons interested!
out hemlock)! by Wit leafed in suit! Estate may be notified
We ‘buy raw skins and pay biggest
Phllo H. Barnett, was buried yea-l
endauzered.
FOR llGH'Pl
' OFFICE AS:SIS'1'K-+:§T&1 "1:832.
3 vorxTRr Pfiomfii‘mfi i
List yon: M »' '
slime. sale. The only ~ T
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. SHIN-I GOOD Q83“?
‘ PHOTO mm "
M. Ravin, Furrier, 451 Main terday in the Spring Grove cemetery.
l . Darsett was .4; veteran of the
Civil War and NV“ with Company I,
l'rlurd Massachusetts "Volunteers, H.
A. Lie. was 81‘years old: '
l antral of Miss. Alecia Sheldon.
’The funeral of..Miss Alecia Sheldon
{took place this morning. Services
ere held at 10 o’clock in St. Mary's
price.
street, Stamford, Ct. Tel. 1945»
g LADIES’ AND GENT’S TAILOR
All kinds of dry cleaning done lav.
'ma'chine’ry. _ 7
' MICHAEL MAsoROLlLLO.
8 Mechanic Street,
. So. Norwalk, Conn.
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; Thomas Parkinson. one, oblig-
,;waik‘s oldest Positioning died shortly
before no'cn Thursday at the home of
l; his ’son, Thomas I: 3,236 Son, 26
._ ..~- - ‘Grandview avenue. . n- » th year.
lvurdfl‘mmrmm- ' Mr. Pacifism was born in" Preston.
“‘1 dW‘ hurling. w England, but came to Nowell: wnen
w! W‘- 011198 [.11. young man .nnd‘vlme any. resided
. Finns. P. .1. Nation
ififaiiored Suits. Skirts and Dresses.
1 . 71 Osborn Ave;
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may PAIBEL ocuvsnvm
Trick
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, . . . .. . i. The funeral, infichtri KO 0' W
mat-mm»? « ~*i.Gmunt.'t°°* W this»? were” at
home.
' 72 M'Mnfielgte , .
of Syl’nnl’s
to; Louis B. jflo'welhreefor
use has been close to 50~per cent. or
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what was normal before moon. 1
The freezing or pipes can. in mi
mun, loclndlns
meat, which recognised that alcohol.
when: m
need, lessened
The railroads Were the
em
efficiency.
and other roads adopted similar
m mar. no. insurance actu-
arial-l in their mortality figures for
‘znoderate' drinkers clinched the argu-
ment to:- abstinence in the business
and commercial world. .
“The anti-liquor war in ‘lhe United
States began in 164. when the Mary- ‘
land Colony passed a, law punlslutg
drunkenness? by a. am of 100 pounds
'of tobacco. The long and uphill fight
is ended. Ohio is the only state that
has in its Constitution a. provision that
the Legislature must submit to a rei-
erendum ratification of any amend-
ment to the Federal Constitution
Even if the ‘Wots‘ win in Ohio that
will not at! t the other states, in two
of which the Supreme courts have de-
cided. against referendum."
Asked as to how the prohibitionists
succeeded in getting New York State.
one of the wettest commonwealths in
the Union into the “dry" column. Mr.
Anderson paid the "miracle. was ac-
complished unwittingly by the liquor
interests and Tammany." He went
on:
“Tammany put. into its platform. in .
i918, an anti-prohibmlon- plank and
tried to carry the Legislature. The
Republican candidates, generally, del
clared for ratification and were elect-
ed. Because Tammany had made it
a. ‘party matter,‘ the Republic-.11: did
likewise. Tammany chiefly was inter-
ested in electing ,3. Governor and did
elect a Governor, but the 'drya' won‘
ifhe Legislature, because they knew
Q ratification muld be up to the Assem-
i bly and Senate. and flint it would not
go to the C0""i’l10!‘ for signature. The
selection garc us foothills; of the rep-
Ereecntati‘ves in both Houses commit-
lte-d to prohibition. We simply heat the
Tammany ‘wets' at their own game.
. Two-thirds of New York State already
was ‘dry‘ by local option."
PALACE THEATRE VAUDEVILLE
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Is Offered At Downtown Theatre
This Week
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The Polar? Theatre offers a delight.
in vaudeville or the remainder of the
week and judging by the reception
Which was shot: the show twice yes:
terday it met with the entire approval1
of large audiences.
'_ Sentinel “'anl Ads art- winnvt‘s
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snow) You
fifth or
EXAMINED .
REGULARLY ?“‘
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You can usist your
eyes to. serve, you
faithfully if you will
allow us to care for
them. Even if the
glasses you are now
wearing seem to at.
your eyes you should
never go longer than
two years Without sub-
mitting them to an ex-
lamination.
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. Seeding Christmas. ,St. limos conn-
, innsmade‘tohontuie county. the vet... ' , ,
“The Yorkviile Police'conrt, in New
York. on Christmas! Day, boll My. two
drunks. as compared with .36. the pre-
m, be prevented by warning the!)
lady with sew-cl thickness of pa-
per—warm“ W- ,
Waters of the Second Tax-
;u. up state. was :9th $100.,
000 for; jail extension tangents ope,
because of the number statesmen.
this county 90m 2:5.Qmmznlhs. ‘
almost as big as Rhoda kind. The :
,s‘upervlsor! suntan {when an cum
on decided mom». Wand to]
day the jail is renamed m my
fix of initiates. ‘ ‘ .~ ., 4;. , .. l
‘deen. N.-3.'o ambulance,
or 'pnperpiekxgiywvxm drunks
were sent’ . to sort, germane: :for halo
in; and which flow angle
gating $1,000. at - flit , had
’ only four W
monarch? or “W&,WI3M
said' ”recent in minus m Jo
most'nething. With.
' ”, ‘llhimoj ,
18"
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'4 'EFTflMETRlST
.ss’ 5.“ L ,
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makes of Electric clearer:
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plum- unusual»
W”-”
CON “ACT OFFERED
6,000 01;. yds. suitable filling dirt.
and, gravel, cindu!‘ stone or I":
(solid material to it new “
Belle Island. Bids accepted for no
yds. and multiples thereof.
The allowance three months.
BOX NO. D. T.,
Caro So. Norwalk Sentinel.
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Elect 'ca-l Work .
' and Repair-Ins
F. J. FLAHERTY
Mono 809-13 * .
4 cm» 8:. E. ton-mt.
SEN D THE CHILDREN
SHOPPING
There’s never on 06011 0 -
looked by us to from to
youngsters in a way
them. If you find in. nub-III
orinoonvome'nttorunouth
the drw more for anything-7n.
matter how simple. how serious
We will hm.
yo
perfectly satisfied.
' H. A. MEAD
Proscripino' n W
. Nauru MMN STREET,
SOUTH WALK.
Norwalk
Radiator Repurmz' ' C...
and
Automobile Exchange
28 MAIN 8T., NORW‘LK.
No charge for any numb 0‘
tory work.
25.00 for any radiator we fail
to fix.
TELEPHONE 956.
Wh, ' Plate Glass Insurance
Ratzs Are Being Advanced
On lop of an advance of over do
per cent..November lot a year ago.
and since October let last. the mall-
ut‘actnrcrs and dealers have made a
further advance in the prices of
Plate Glass averaging 66 2-3 per
cent. and labor charges for tenant
have advanced in the same ratio.
Therefore. all owners of Plans Glue
windous nl‘l'd Plats- Glass insur-
once.
.I. M. Laytond’ Co..lnc.
Real Estate to Insurance
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START THE BOY mom.
Have him absorb business methods or!
he grows. Teach him systematic;
habits of thrift and saving nm".
A SAVINGS A0000!!!
‘will awaken ambition, develop tannin
' characteristics and lay the foundation:
. for his business career. ‘
! Deposit the earnings or allowance!»
Eof your boy or girl here where they
swili accumulate interest.
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