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'FM-w Canaan. Jan. ., , FOR SALE—LOOK! LOOK!
3‘13“). Wife 0! Francis , ‘ g " WANTED Great fish sale for Wednesday. Fancy
' t-fjars. Funeral servic— GIRLS for mail order clerks. New Bedford Escauops 50c and 60c a
,‘tlir‘E‘ChUPCJ-ly ’f‘ew --C& Lug“, lumping]; Good pay qt: Fresh mackerel, 20c lh.; Fresh
‘ ‘35“! at 2 0 dock P»? ; and M8. water Pickerel, 25c 1b.: Snapper Blues 4
. . . ‘ . 2 lbs. 230. At. V‘Vagon “’ash St. Bridge.
. BOTS to learn printing trade, a 9 to G 1;..M. - -
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Foa SKLEu—TWO my [BARKER
fine opportunity with great
iwag‘es.’ Apply ’
.- fineari'y‘, 500 divorce cases
and Inigo J. H. Radium
ed. of a lerfifi number. 696”.“
a.
300k”. and they are bum ms?
than: the com is able to dim-gt.
them. During; the April 3611330818.!
session of the: court there will 51* m-
other attempt to clear the docket or
such cases. ' '
. . Divers“ Filed."
Cruelty. intunnirance, momma
desertion are the allegations made in j
|petitions for divorce filed in the‘ Su- x—
«perior court. yesterday.
and Perm!
NEWS
Victor Macmnzie, of Beihel. asks
' ion a“ cellist.
“divorcedrom Reflect Eibbart Macken I REGEPJ FOR “ SS
zie, of Bethel, alleging d‘esertion since.
lDecembesJS, 1316-. They were unr-
rled only 10 days prevmua to die do
sermon, December 16. 1916.
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= truck just“ overhauled at the Barker
MURPHY MPG. 00.,
WANTED:
ING MACHINE OPER-
: ON ALL PARTS “OF
WORK.
TIONS PERFEGT.
' AGES PAID EXPER-
n OPERATORS. IF
EXPERIENCED WE
EACH YOU AND PAY
' HILE LEARNING.
i T, PEABODY a; co.. -
mo.
FAG'IURY
factory. Pistons and all other worn
parts renewed. New tires. 30 H. P.
IMotor, Four speed transmission, Worm
§goar. up to date in every respect and
, WAQU‘Tfioe—DAY BELL BOY. CLIF- as good as new, at less than half price.
:ford Notch ' ,It you contemplate purchading a truck
' -' Hide Spring, see this one befone you
275 n. Ave, E. Non-wan.
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Hillside School. Norwalk. Apply in ‘00 Sentinel.
person, or telephone to Mrs. ‘.‘.'nlkcr.'_
riflilv'sille School. 1 FOR SALE—MILKING GOAT AND
l —-ki(.i PriceSlS. Call 63 Winfield St.
l WANTED—GIRL FOR OFFICE. ( East Norwnlk. , ‘
Experience not necessary.‘ Good Oil-I ”- ‘ ‘
;portimity wizlh steady emplo_\'nicrlt.7 FOR SALE—'ST'ACK OF HAY'
Rntchford farm, W
,Sl‘nte age and salary Box 26. Sentinel
Tuscarora. Tel. 2113.
1 Office.
WANTED
to learn narrow fabric
. We pay While learn-
. provide experienced
-. Excellent opportunity
‘13 looking for steady
nder ideal factory con.»
. Apply
" & J. CASH, INCL,
Chestnut- St.
-- l Sentinel.
\ AN TED
.221 for cotton winding.
ful‘ inspecting woven
for (ltunging cards on
“914 for card lacing. Ap-
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GOVERNMENT CLERK—EXABIIhi-i
anions Mar. (2, Men. women,
.Hundreds' needed. $100 month.
perionce ‘unnecossury. For free pa
Iiculars write John Leonard (formerlroadl'
Civil Service Examiner) 839 Equitable‘.
Bldg. \x‘ozhingion. '
FOR SALE TWO
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Ex_'.:ood condition. Sell very cheap. [to
x._lquirc of John H. Knapp, 218 Flax Hill
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FOR SALE—4917 FORD TRUCK
:$300; 1917 Ford Touring $250; 1915
AND “1179‘ Ford Touring $175. or will exchange.
For 2 months furnished room aml.Ge°- 'Bchendry, “’0“ Norwalk. Conn.
breakfast, or rooms for light heliscq'rd' :59 ring 12'
.k- ‘ .‘ .1203. in. ' ‘.‘
WW“: R” "m 0“ M‘m“ “ L'l FOR SALE—10 noon HOUSE, 12
:llovt St, Sn. Norwallc. Swain heal.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. GIRL: Electrc l‘ghls. bath and other improved
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moms. Good bargain for quick buyer;
lwages. mri‘nrc .payid. \l'onderful op-
;portunity for advancement. to right
Price $3.1M. Inquire .31 Chestnut St..'
30. Norwnlk. l
,pm‘ty. No ilrm‘fiour‘: experience ncccSU:
gsai'y. (“all \l’estport Phone 195. '
WANTED» BY *M’AN
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FOR SALEoLEAVING TOVV‘N IX:
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he in slenographic
. :13.) d. accurate and capa-
".3 a real position. Sal-
surate with ability. Ap-
, once. Employment Office,
*L OPPORTUNITY
' <1‘uiiizly lmilr women.
: \Vlrl'k. to cement and
' ivy shill ---~’.' :1. m. to
an hour to Slutl; 2!
fun-1i. llll‘ll piece-work.
-e:e work will run about
Ask
l'wnik Tire & Rubber Co.
3
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" 'to be torn down or seroind hand luin‘
kl WANTED-SOME GOOD QUALITY
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.. .:_ Shifls, 800d
Vulnpoumllng; 1st, 2nd and
Holm'mlv heavily built.
. ' - l‘ulmvr: piece work; runs
”n hour
"‘r-u'kimr. 3rd shift
..;, of older years, traying
'. T-I shift
,, l‘l‘i‘ Trend Inspection and
.‘»I;-vhiucs: 2nd and 3rd
- 1'1. .::1 Work and high wages.
. rwalk Tire & Rubber Cm
room, Inquire at The South Norwulkf cable. .
, Trust/Do; ' Let us give you an estimate
. —- free. i
__ ,spring. will sell nice 7 room bungalow,
1'- . . i Furnace electric lights, telephone.‘
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ANTFD TO gbath, garage. chicken house: in first;
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e __ garden land.
lbeach one minute from water.
Edress Wm. Oswald, Non-walk, Conn
inc-r. Also lot on Marvin
Ad ';
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.roo or dining room furniture also a _ ‘ . :_ , l
! good‘ kitchen range. and an Edison! FOR SALE-‘T“ 0 FAMILY HOLSE‘
ivictroln. Will par 3. good price. right rooms, each side. modern im-i
Ad-
éprovcments, splendid condition, wideg
on trollny line. Central. Terms-J
39.4.1 Woodward Ave.
idress L. Sentinel Office. l
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g If .‘rou want to soil or buy propertyEP‘f’p‘ ”3'
,of any: description yell should attend togqllll'e “- C- P
:lt now... i am rm'isin': my list for thefl’ofl; (my,
icomwggseason. \Vith several inquirw
iies now. I respect many more this cozn~
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’ootc, 126 Fifth Ave, New
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linli‘lgpsmzbo the banner your for 1:931:23 Union Street and 33 Elmwood Ave-
'Estnte. , . nue. Storage and Garage to Rent at
l - 15 Marshall Siren. The Hatch 8: Ball-3
: Ask John T. Hayes ‘19. c... »
= -. -,_- , _ s:
‘1 No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk. 1 ‘ l
‘e non mm. Imurmce. l NORWALK ELECTRL .
: ~-— - -—- 1‘,in -CAL CONTRACTORS
“3'" - DUDLEY ovum; Mgr. .
FOR RENT—4200M ox THIRD; 30 Franklin Ave, Norwalk.
House and Factory Wiring" ' 3
We use nothing but steel
of So. Non-walk Trust Company,
[or office or lodge
floor.
building, suitable 4:
CALL
T013. 4627-5, 276-5
TO LET—ONE 0R T“'O NICET.‘1
heated rooms. Suitable for two gon-
tlemeZn 0210‘). (“all or Wire 15257—3. 30
Chestnut St.,_1irs. H. A. Crow.
5'
1):. s. M Dietvz‘
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FOR.’RENT-I ROOM APART-
mont centrally located. Inquire 16
Grove street. Phone 1581 or 1352-12
'TED—A FEW’ \YO'M'BN l6 TO
ABS “'ANTED IN
3» ’RY FACTORY, “'HERE HIGI
CAN BE MADE.
ON MR. BRADLEY,
Infill.
‘5‘; _\.\'D REGING CORP;
CLEAN.
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CALL AT VieW'.8l;e..‘and Croful S; Knapp Hat
SUPT. on,
$3 “'ASHIXG'I'ON ST. 0“,”;
WED-W0 RENT BY MARCH
‘ A small house or flat of
.~ in good location by a film
adults.
Improvements .
infill-ms Rent, Care 5911- JO 5 TYiDYW PMC9-
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legit—n BLACK PURSE CON-
taining'h‘ sum of money between Bay-
. minor
47 South-Main Street
‘ SouthNomaik
Vol..-
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fDublin. was destroyed by fl
._. ,day. The cause is unknown.
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18—00.~Sleighs and one double sleigh, all in!
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_ class section. “'ilh 11;. acres of choice?
Mame Leonard Powell, of Bridge-
,port, asks divorce from Robert Pow.
fell, of New York, alleging infldeli
iand, cruelty on the part of her i!
band,
'1917.
Ladra I. Shellkopi', of Bridgeport
:seeks divorce from Lawrence Shell:
,kopt, of Hoboken, N.,J.. cmging in~
,tempcrance and; cruelty. They were
.merried. September 25. 1909. The
,wxfes maiden’ name was Hemenger
land she wishes to resume iL '
John Terbesi, of Bridge-port. aSks di»
lvorce from Rebecca Torbesi. now riv-
up- the best time they ever bad.
They were married July 28, l
. Nor-walks favorite sinse 1'.
,0t Bridgeport.
3 Music for done:
’chelle and this city.
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fried 08 The) We.
December 18. 1903.
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' DUBLIN, Jan. zit—Tho
at. Ralhmines. a
re mar-,and Aaron Cohen. of this cit-y.
A dainty collation was served,
in late hour, ‘pmvinx Miss
l model! charming hostess.
. lose prez'ent were the Miss
‘ ‘afiolic Shelinsky, mneineich. . Nt‘llie
suburb of .nick. Bossio Rein
T9 YeStQP'EElsle Rabinowliz,
Hen-
éhen, Jack
‘and’ Harold
_‘ Elliot Bernstein, of Mount
_ __.._,.,__ _ Goldbe . N t ‘
no N rg, a ban Lohe:
HRS. LOUISE CANFIELD.
I Mott evening Nor-walk Conn.
.PRIVATE LESSONS lN DANCING.
Telephone 1338.
Vernon :
lMorrin, Jenny and Jill
'Charlcs Bunis. Phil Moll. M.
Rubi
, Abe Levenson, Robert saber m
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lchels, of Siam
' ford: Estelle C
3Wisoonsin; .le ohen. of
an .and Lillian Cohen.‘
ling Also-auger. Samuel Weise’. M. Mb-
socmTY . supplies
The MW party of the season was
held. Sunday evening. at the home of
Mr. and Mu. muei Cohen. 16 Acad-
‘emy street, in honor of their niece,’
Miss Estelle Cohen. of Park Falls,j
Wisconsin. A nmst enjoyable evening
W,was spent and all agreed that it was
Vocal selections were rendered by
Edward
lSplan. and also by Miss Mae Shelin-
skY. Bessie Reich and Base Unoilhy,
ng was furnished by
Cohen's orchestra, of both New Ito-.KANSAS
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Piano selections Wore given by Miss am looking towards ending a strut?
Jean Cohen. Mac Shelinsky of Bridge ‘of about 4-3"!
port; Florence Cohen. Frances Cohen called in protest against the recently
23”. alleging she deserted and Harry Cohen, of New Rochelle, enacted Kansas industrial court law
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Spl’an. Ed. Connors. Aaron Cohen,
.‘l’ohng‘reig. Arthur Ganuario. Ben Ne.
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District of Noriagalk, 8s. Probate Shrciman. M- K3”: 3;“ &??%%y“§
Court. January 213i. A, D., 1920 So one! Cohen. ‘
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mlzsllrpris’: plarly was held Sifurdar
. '9 mg on ‘ar 0 Fox. of 5 Bait-s Court.
.S_oulh Norwasik, and a most delightful
time was had by those who attended.
Games were played and dancing
Estate of Abe Tailor late of Nor-
walk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the dale here-
of f r _ ,duiged in. Later refresh '
hr; the o'eultors of said Estate t9| served. The guests deparg?lt:) 35::
or I it- their claims for settlement. homes at
a late hour wishing Mr. For
many returns of the day.
Those who neglect to present their ac-i
counts, properly attested, within said
time will be dobemd a recoVerr. All
persons indrhted to said Estate .are‘ tor. Miss Charlotte, 0! 11 Canon
requested to make immediate payment.
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Line for Jacksonville.
Daniel Robin<on .
Miniotrator. ‘ anl', \uhe'nuhey will spend the rest of
lthc Winter. Mrs.‘ Crawford and daufzh-
\ _-_ i lcr are wife and daughter of Captain
District of Norwalk, n. Probate'JOhn Crawford. 01' the Elfray. which is
Court. January 12th A“ D. 1m owned by Russell A. Alger, of Detroit.
Box 64;". So. Norwaik.
Estate of Matilda Becker. late of which left “St week {6" an extended
cruise in southern waters.
Deaths and Funerals
Nor-walk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
lhe,creditors of said Estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounted“ WW ”1‘“ morning at her
properly attic-sled. within said time,'§§;ne’ “new" arcane.
Mn. Fremont Ferguson.
Jennie. wife of Fremont Ferguson,
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5 10-day old son. as well as scr-
‘song indebted to said Estute are m,eral brothers and sisters. The tuner-i
'3! will be held Thursday afternoon at
quested to make mined
‘1 32:30 o'clock from the late home, Rev.
into payment
to (K . .
. ' , enneth MacKenzze. oflicmting. lu-
_WALTER F. BECKER ‘terment will follow in Christ church
Administrator. cemetery, “’estport.
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‘ Funeral of Mr. MeAllister.
'The funeral of Robert F. McAlllsler
Wlll be held Thursday afternoon at
I2:30 from his late home. 73 Spring
street. Rev. Thomas E. Swan. recror
_of Trinity Episcopal church. will om-
ciate. interment Efioliowing in River—
suie cemetery. '~
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We buy raw skins and pay biggest
price. M. Ravin, Furrier, 451 Main
street. Stamfbrd, Ct. Tel. 18945.
“ “influx—”‘aés’fidrféfis.
V WILLlAM J. UNGVAR;
Plumbing. Tinning And Heating,
21 Benton 8t.
Funeral of Mrs.-Mc6rath.
.The funeral of Mrs. Eliza McGrath
villi be held tomorrow morning at 9
ociook rforn St Mary‘s church. Inter-
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Any size or cylinder rebored and fit
todgwith oversize pistons and rings"
Ovahaniing and repairing.
We Garage. 1? com Ave.
tery.
Funeral of In. Town-end.
J 3.216 *f'iii‘ncral
0 us. ownscnd. will be field tomor-
Elfl Nomalk Tit “milder afternoon at 2:39 o'clock from
* Him»: a RANUEE'vT-i li‘finfif‘wflflfigfi °f Dali“ W~ "Ray‘
Local and long distance Mfing and w
trudging. 23 Day Street. So."erwaik.
Tel. 1592. Branch office, 32 Main St...
Norwalk. Tel. 405.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to titanic our friends and
,‘ncighbors for their kindness during the
illness and death ‘of our dear daught-
‘lmll, dog. with a lame brass studded;
collar with the inscription of Jacky:
and ’I‘. D. Muir. Reward if returned
Mm
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new: Garage. ‘ Overnamrng gnnl
repairing. H Hanford’ Place; Tel. 935 l
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fpoclcetbook‘ contairling some money! , . ‘
CILEVELA’ND; 0., Jan. 27.—Hig_her‘
food prices for 1.920 were predicted to-
.rewntd viii be given to the finderj
Return 0‘18 Lawrence St., City; , 7 ,
. t . iday by delegates to éhe joint 1{enven-i
CUT THIS OUT—'7 [3 WW moment of the National anners '* ssocm-‘
DON'T MISS 'rms. Cutout 'thisl‘m“ ”“3 C‘mmng “film” ”'1 5“”
.plles" Association. $511 the. National l
slip. encloae with so and mail it to Fo-i Canned Goods end (Dried Fruit 133mg:
rs‘ "Association.
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12-0 Ill, Ming Item. “91.119 end address? earnestly strivenjto reduce the 3! of
clmrly, You. Will modern 1:: return arm“... said
trial péékfite‘ cmmining Foley’s Hon-l
ey andfrfar Compound, .for coughs;
Wsshinxton, secretfi’jr7li the Cannery
mm ,
theme with. p'roha’ble; price
er. ,
and “outsmart! the
’med "facile was who:
.66 M, So. lilaln 8t.
Frank pouch or Wkireofnf‘smrgm
..‘r'bntrt1we your? $20 mes ;.
'n-i: NORWALKS' ELECTRIC co. ferand sister.
ELECTRICALyCONTRACTDRS , ”
Telephone 959 , ,
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Mrs. , 1031 ’se Taylor.
So: Nat-walk FEM T COLD
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Tel .18592, ,' -
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”N . mfimm. - mare Mm“mfir»'mh waisevcw
Ins. lohg'fldliatance nm‘ I” call! tnd‘ends’tli “some misery.
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cows and mum may KW Pflemrm arr-919.: ., . .4 788813912? sneer.
for Domain-rallies «and heck: am} m. production,» m aim flewsezm
3933 31.13%, 7— . x. e .
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Street. left this morning via the Clyde
Mrs. Forum
mom will follow in St. Mary’s ceme-‘
of Carrie. -widow 02"
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For Your Own Conveniences
VII!!! m MEX.
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“Wit-mew” ,
Golden’s;
‘ JANUARY .
SALE
Is a Money Saver
GB Washinzton Street.
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F. S. LYON
lob Printing '
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ri'rrsm'non, Kansj. Jan. 24.—-AC-
Kansas coal miners.
was expected with the arrival here
- at‘today of Attorney—General Richard J.
,midnlg'nt, and the gueSis denartcd at Hopkins. who is empowered to bezin
Cohen a legal proceedian against the strikers _
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TAKE BEEF. IRON AND‘
’ WINE
The Best Tonic
. F. H. BAXTER. Drum
Norwalk
Radiator Remirin: Cm
In the opinion of some officials. the: 3
would find
cl: in the pits.
international union stood squarely
gBetly Silbermao. Bert Aiswaugcr, Roy, behind the men.
in Warshaum . -A.-.+
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CLOSED CARS
COMFORTABLE ON GOLD
DAYS
VICTORIA TAXI CO.
Phone 937.
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INCOME TAX
REPORTS FOR 1920
We have helpodfm and
reputed to ' you
$W ' in
the ranking up“ filing of your
Income Tax Report for 1920.
Phone 471 for Appointment
John M Glover Arena!
Regent Theatre Bldg.
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and Renammr
F.- J. FLAHERTY
Phone 399.12
4 MW 8%. I. lieu-walk. ‘
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Why Plate Glass Insurance
Rates Are Being Advanced
On top of an advance or over 40
per cent. November let a year ago.
and since October 1st last, the man-
urscturers and dealers have made a
further advance in the“ prices 0:
Plate Glass averaging 66 2-3 per
cent., and labor charges for setting ,
have advanced in the same ratio.
Therefore. all owners oi: Plate Glass"
windows need Plate Glass Ensur-
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Have your Suit made here and hi
will be right in m. and style and tin-
ish. ‘
Mode. to Order
whom, I: is W. from
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zencc Cohen. Frances Cohen, Harry'Co-i be
the men ‘
Alexander M. Howart. district. unlon'
Cohen. of New Rochelle; ' president, said that the officers of the
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Automobile Exchange
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No charge for any unsonsis' o~
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$25.00 for any radidtor we be”!
tofix.
TELEPl—lonz 954.
“A MAN OF MONEY"
s a common way of speaking at so"
one who has plenty oi “cash."
MEN WITH “CASH” KEEP BANK
ACCOUNTS.
jThey add to their bank deposits from:
l.tlme to time, and are the ones who»
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This bank is helpful to all.
THIS BANK MAKES LOANS As, '
WELL‘ AS ACCEPTS oarosars;
Peoples’ Trust Co.‘.
SC. Norwalk. Conn.
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Headache, Neuralgia, Sore m;
Nasal (23th and Cold: 5
cBalloon-Powell Corner-Clue!
South Norwalk’
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Drink
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Ginger Ale
' lhe Best
Sold» by
P. Di Pietro
Bhutan Q, Smith Sis-
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