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WANTED ","“*“-"' a V norm?
r’ ‘ ~' _ — - wm‘reo-nov 16 GROVERfT-B‘mflw W ’ ‘
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1"}. ,3, : york nmm‘ omen; One._wltn mégmgm . .-;;m”§m£$'
c. We in feeding preferred,
Fine opportunity for right one.
, Borda Frees. Sentinel Building.
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-:<i'l‘lO.\' FOR A LEFP-
' .\' [JED MAN.
"-1) in the Making Of a
,1.?ll.\'G. It is a. two man
- iiine. One man on the
other on the left.
- m.- looking for 2 NAT-
‘~"‘-.‘.ll.\;\'l)ED Men. The
34".00 and starts at
WANTEDS—JLA’QNDRY WORK To
be done at home by Mrs. Omelet, 117
Water St. W
Illu-
F‘urnished room in a private family in
good locality. Can furnish references.
Address (H. 13. Care or Sentinel
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from to 11.
‘zztx Rubber from 11 i0
‘_ while learning. Then
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WANTED—WOMAN TO no uni-Z
eral housework for family of 4. Ad-
7.»
FPHC“ Tubes on the
'in‘tendcnt of yard, Match 6': Bailey (‘0.
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T V)?TO\VNM.\.\' MEANS
_ ‘. BOARDER.
RENT A ROOM.
:<.:.~.~.-.-..1k Tire (36 Rubber 06.
‘ WANTEDa DRESSMAKERS AND
. alteration hands, steady position; only
experiencml need apply. The Paris,
33 90. Main street, So. Norwnlk. ~
“’ANTED——BY A SINGLE MAN, A
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\V'Paiie
'C. 1“. c o Sentinel.
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; WANTED—SOME GOOD QUALI
! must-hold furniture Bed room, living
room or dining room furniture also a
good kitchen range, and an Edison
detrc-la. “’ill pav a good price. Ad»
irons L. Sentinel Office.
TO LET
WAN TED:
» WING MACHINE oer-:12.
.223 ON ALL PARTS or
' . WORK. FACTORY
onions PERFECT.
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it W'AGES PAID EXPER-
VZD OPERATORS.
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f—ZFERIENCED WE
‘ H YOU AND PAY
'ZLE LEARNING.
~::". PEABCDY o 00.. ....
11:0. 377.
.J~Gvrls for card lacing: l
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TO LET~ B EAUT‘IFU LLY
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‘modern conveniencas with housekeep
privileges. For particulars call
FOR RENT—ROOM ON THIRD
floor of So. Norwalk Trust Company
lbullding, suitable for office or-lodge
‘
:c learn weaving. I - - v .
,chhzrs provided and imam. -. Inqurro at The South lNorualk
‘Il': learning. Apply $1.135" —'0'
J. CASH. INC., ' _______ _,.-,___ ,,_ _._, ....._ w”!
’ rat . t t t.
- p S ”e l mrsmnss NOTICES.
' “‘ _‘ " ‘ CYLINDER REBORING
—‘ l “'0 have equipped our garage with
WANTED .a relzoring machine and can rebore
‘Cylinders for any make of car and also
furnish pistons and rings. \Ve can re-
build your Ford engine as good as new.
Our garage is the best equipped gar.
one for Ford service in the city. All
:RlTERS. ANY MAKE
. .nrl modelllichvs: cash
full information first
, e‘ BERT, Post-office Box ,work guaranteed.
‘ Herr. Conn. 3 Shufelt’s Garage ‘
_- '2 11 Edlic Ave. Tel. 1633-3.
3 V; . ,NOTICE .
e are now open for business at No
‘VANTED :1 R. R. Ave" and ready to receive
for val—mus positions. your calls. “'9 will give you the best
of service at a reasonable price.
AMERICAN TAXI CO.
Dodge 8:. Buick Cars
I’hme .008. Day or Night Service.
pay with rapid advance-
wl’iilc learnincr.
r: JACOB & SONS, INC.,
“‘ . .aunfacturers, Nor-walk.
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CARPET CLEANING
Vi'c CLEAN and RESTORE the CO-
DOES make them like new (less wear;
Hand process. We call for and deliver
wrap PAINTERS. $6 PER
I 3\ per day. Work at a?! orders promptly. Charges reason,—
- 14m”... 1-. , , _ a e, service unequalled Connecticut
, 3 urk, INOioton Carpet Cleaning Co. Geo. SVVymun,
_ Manager, 87 Cedar St. Telephone
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_-3 viOL'NG MAN AS .AS-
The_____
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2' \Y. art-raging 60c an
tlrt es H. (-0 Sentinel.
~ ""Y bmh shim to Roll ‘ . ' "“‘r-"M' "l
Work. WANTED«MEN. APPLY SUPER?
mom near the center of 480. Norwalk.,
nonunion .
FOR SALE—ATTRACTIVE MOD-
em 7 room bungalow, Electric mums.
Furnace, hard wood floors; gafise,
Pointry House, 11,4- acrec ‘D. 8. Hull,
‘Haviland Block,‘Sonth Newark.
city of the nicotine to meet the con-
stnntly expmdmg demands upon
All the great features of the M539 to
regulation By tholmrstato Confirm
Communion, the matter of finance,
and finally the supreme nastier of
mm and of lobor, were dm‘with
the ubove and in view. Itwnoedc no
argument to convince the intelligent
'mncturers of Connecticut that
WANT-E" ~— ' :
ny dining room set. a. walnut bed
- essential to their prosperity than no
prompt and emclent‘ service is more
brass bed, box conch, upholstered dav— duly’low mtg, Sediment object-l -'
'enport, two large wing chairs. Wilton sons hue been given them during the
velvet rug and other furniture, .must
be sold at once.
Dar-ten, Phone 356.
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FOR GALE—PIANO. UPRIGHT MA-
hogany Pease piano. For information and must import its raw materials ton
inquire at Sentinel ofico.
FOR SALE—1919 OLDSMO
eight, seven passenger, like new.
$1,400. 1919 Chevrolet coupe,
Phone 376 or 1197-3.
FOR SALE—LOOK. LOOK. FEES
--i caught long clams, 2 qts., 25c. Opened
TY long clams. 60c qt. Gosling clamfi‘film tion, when the ordinary .didiicnltiec of;
{management are complicated by span
wagon Washington ; clot difficulties due to necessary feud-
doz. Sliced steak cod Fish, 12 1—2c lb.
Wednesday at.
street bridge.
haddock, 12c 1b.; steak 006, 22c 1b.;
butter fish, 15c 1b.; fresh mackerel, 250
James J. Ghlotto, W’ashin‘gton street
bridge.
1 FOR SALE—HARLEY
iMotorcycle and Side Car in first class
gshape. Can be seen after 6:30 P. 3!.
fat 25.: East .Ave., East, Norwalk
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FOR SAhE—lfllei INDIAN “MOTOR- 5““ finally
cycle, twin cylinder, gradle frame, in
A1 condition, price reasonable. Ad-
dress -l\l_otorcyclc c-o Sentinel.
FOR SALE—LIGHT BELIVERY
horse springabarrow, potato hiller.
reasonable. Draheim, West Norwalk.
harness and cart. Dr. Bolmnnon
FOR SALE -7 PASSENGER LAT
new in perfect condition can be s
at anytime. H. A. Gorbem, 3 Living-
FOR BALE—THREE BUILDING
lots on Melrose Square, between Win.
field St. and Keyser sc.
touring car, Al condition.
window blinds, large and small.
272 East Ave.
tlon, easy terms, also 5 acres ground
Box 43, Newton Heights.
Piano Tuning, Repairing and Polishing
Satisfaction Assured.
Chopin. 1:} Elizabeth St.
.Lceper. Apply at office of
‘lanllfactux‘ing Company.
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. .4 .403 FOR DRUG __
j : lzt sitter-n or over. Alp-l WILLIAM -J. UNGVARY
1 1mm! Corp. i Plumbing. Tlnmng Ami Heating,
j ~ —— 21 Boutfm St. Phone 2389'
hillLS FOR LIGHT '
xxmma positions if sat~ ”MO" PARCE- QEEWflW‘E‘
swt-i' gix‘inu' age. expel-i- gxdfin?82;%mg§o;i “'2'?"
1.\ to Box R. W. 0-0 Sen-.xnd heaVy trucking. Offlc‘e telephone!
‘ 1581. 300 house connection
m Bur A SAFE.‘
N (‘0,. Madison St. 80.
COLEMAN a RANDOLPH
Local and long distance moviugnnd
trucking; 23 Day Street. So. Norfolk.
A _‘ ______ _ Tel. l592. Branch office, 32 Main St.
a BUY 1 AND 2 FAM- Norwalk. ‘Tei. 405.
VTHE NORWALKS' ELECTRIC—€50.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
1,. ‘ *Telephon'e 959
so V2 So. Main St in one". Ava
slushy-walk ' East loci-wall:
Ray Wcrmc. Mat.
“WW! (Gr Us and We'll wire for You"
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LOST—A‘ WHITE 3m 14 FT.
tong. Notify M. L coo seamen,
mun“
H; m- without improve-
l'." with owners only.
. 12ml tor-mien in firm:
‘ Sn. Norwnlk.
BU Y—-T OR 8 ROOM.
: one acre of land, in
two. J. Adams;
:19 South Street.
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rmizx'ns OR
. one as a cook
"mi me other cliam’bev-
Family of 3 adults,
,;;.v-
W—onlvmn OPEN
..:.m‘-nt position m.
3.223 had some er"
' . t ping. Apply C36"
.; Company. ' '
FOR‘SALE—ONE 1918 PANNEL
body Studebaker delivery car like new.
one .1918 Ford delivery car, upon ex
press body. These cars are real ban
gains. Telephone 467.
on. V.‘
FOR SALE—FINE HOHE WEST
Avenue, $16,000; fine home W
avenue $7,000. tine home, new lbs
Nor-yolk, “500. Fine home on shore,
37509;", Fine homo near share S5000
Lawrence Agency, 15 {South Main St.
any...“ -._..
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n woo-fur LED.
30,! SALE—{'0
Charlies E. Harris.
cowbell Form.
tel. ' 1897.
son sue—03:2 TWO lump;
Good location, urico "illicit! Oil"
lugulrc a: E. B. Corbam or IR. Joselov-
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FOR SALE—4Y8 HAVE 2 VERY
fine Bedroom Sets
M
Riga. This is the i!
put on the market.
In Rewind to Property ..
The man or woman who ‘haS_
right instinct wants-to own
It‘ encouram more 811 ‘
Foil 8AM:
23 Union Six :5 ‘~ mrl garage to,
rental! 15 Marshall 1: The Hatch 8:
Bailey. Co. -
mutate clue
BlLE '
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can Government control of prices removes
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room coir ".4, all improvements. 83.809.§
pant! Conch tions at:
"t md"coutinue until
the .
property. 1
made of the finestg
Mahogany. inlaid Colonial tour-post'dol
nest. nominate ever
Will tinge» other,
' «furniture in“ exfihangc. Phony-llsz-S:
' 33's: (:wa or three years tghshow the
_ e aye embargoes, ortage or ,
1‘1-5- W- B- Becmeifiiuel and shortage of material and'to
demonstrate that no noosibld' freight!
rates could be so expensive as on 6!.
ncient transportation machine.
”New England is a great workshop.
manufacture and a large part of its
_ ___, food for Operatives
"It is, in effect, a great railway ter-
mini, and it is essential to all manu-
facturing and mercantile interests
$850. that the charts of the railways to so"
pended freight-cars in. and the unload-
ed cars AWny promptly should be racc-
manufacturere with their
ded by
best comm-ration and efforta.
“Especially in this time of transi—
justments and to the effects of all. on:
possible should be added to their trou-
bles and embnn'alsments by minor
claims and minor disputes over mat-
FVR 1b.; steak halibut, 30c 1b.; steak cal- tcrs which could well be Dancedby.‘
' nishnd room centrally located at b an w eh I e 0 f
‘ ' ' . ‘ mon 30c b - fresh herr “g 12c d hi will, in tim . c rrect them-.COSt-
’ ' l u i ' I ' .i Special boards Ei'G l
selves.
"Our own great New Haven system
has been, and is still, suffering for the
w‘ sins and mistakes or former manage-
DAVlDSOX ment.
This is only another reason for
’06 will and cooperation with the
present management. which is trying
to correct the results of those errors.
The failure of the operation of the
roads under existing law can only to
in Government manage-
ment. Anything more destructive to
efficiency, to cheap transportation. or
more corrupting to railway manage—
ment and the country. or menacing to
the very Constitution itself, 1 cannot
imagine.”
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wagon, buggy. single harness. ‘WflGOVERNMENT CQAL Q
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CONTROL WITHDRAWN
Continued From First Page.
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the binding character of the award by
the majority of the commission not-
15' withstanding the fact that it was not
unanimous.
The executive order withdrawing
virtually all Government control ot
coal. placing the fuel administration
stone Place, So. 'Norwalk. Phone 733m the some 3mm: as before its an-
thorlty was restored when the. miners
struck last Nave her 1.
The President a there was
rov‘lsion of law for fixing new cool
no
» '9
One Ford prices rtor peace time purposes and
3‘50 1‘0 that “unless and until
(Tall emergency shall arise,which in pay
some grave
the emerg-
judgment has a volition t9 ‘
ency purposes of the Lever act,
”‘lw did not feel Justified in fixing coal
FOR SALE—3 COTTAGES v‘“-ITH,pr(i)ces with reference to future condi-
large plot ground, 5 minutes to Elm-”(ms of production.."
The majority report of the continua.»
sion said the 27 per centiincrease ab—
sorbed the 14 per cent; increase allow-
ed when the miners returned to work
and that in dollars it would approxi-
mate $200,000,090 a year.
In refusing the demimd of the min.
era for a thirty-hour Week, the major-
ity of the common said that it the
workday was by one hour.
it would be equivalent to an additional
cost or more than $109,000,000.
The minority report or John P.
White, the minm'prcpresentatiw"
held out for a higher increase for all
day labor and monthly men than were
by the majority, but lie con:
in the recommendation for i
curred
per cent. ton increase on
twenty-four
pick and machine tannins. His report
the operators and.
tmnsmittéd to
more by the Went for their in-
formation.
The general tors: of the two re
ports previously had been published
The decision of thqmaJority-«Henry
M Robinnon cementing the public.
house ten rooms~ part improvements. and Rembrandt paste, representing ted it , . . .
' .~ » m sunoortniocmcm .p'm-l
3" l the operators—arc n t l a"
we:
cram-ed, the term-.3
am, Wa‘shington
continue.
Unlesvpeherm
cgreenlent of 1937
by this curd (
hush.
amlm’to‘ £833
l other words. are '1
a. .4 .
Norwalk. watch. Romy-d u 153“” ’ to K. M mix” “imam gmmmm; .~ ._
—-~»———-——-- :— gm ‘ ‘ -_ ' ' ’ andmmy‘otbe“; ‘ V5!" #353“ ‘
"saint. GIRLS or” , arm _,_"_ in mm “an. estate mg?! golficeor
‘3 ., 3 ,. ' t , I 1:11 - f ' v, "- f: -H i .m to f ' v , l 1 k D m.
f..’.‘.:§:.“f;,;:: LQST~7M row '30“ '"Wexfmh‘ $04.6" cow ‘ La tame on? MM 0. 7m" *
( ~ ‘ mfiomm also want “8 :10- em ”genie—ant; tofu-correct informs into?" M"
.i.. ,0mpany. I ‘ I :l- _-'.9: Box m > a), E” -.' -, : ~< . . " — , , . ‘ ’7 .'
'63-? :PER. THERE W ~ *i‘l"““’" " f“ , ' W
ml
railroads Qget back their own rolling
.— sthk. the utmost ‘torb’eorance should
FOR SALE~FRESH FISH, FRESH be shown to théroads and as little as
'1“ 14 per cent.- lncreue in' wages
fix by the m Mutation tr
mutilated. on Hotel 31:9.nd mime
which I: On 8 27%;:
Th" agreements gunned mettle; ‘
’3 elect April 1. 1920.
Ram 31'. 1922 (in
‘ do not 893‘
‘sfim m'mlmiild‘nm; , ‘
um. Irving Home: ran
Jam”
TM". A: :1; com
the m the :nngr‘m,
” mm
on».
mil: plot. 3%.
A m m or "Pam's thepuln"
fibrils relic! almost as soon as they
'reocb the, stomach. ‘ W‘s Dinner-
fsin" costs mug at drug stuns.
their demand to:- m of con-
ct's in the tall. .
l The mining prices {or minim fine
“urn cool, pick and machine, are ed»
tvanced {Wentybtour cents. 7
IAIidaylMundWymm.
ladvanoed 1 dollar a any, except my-
‘percand otherboys,who areadvuo
:ed 5?. cents a. day. ,
All rate: for yardage, (teamwork and
room tux-om are advanced 20 per
cent. ‘
The fulfillment of all joint
triet agreements are to be guaranteed
by the amour- of the intemltionul or-s
sanitation. l
The six-hour day and the five-day
wreck are not granted; the eightbour
lday is retained.
The practice
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of car pushing stands,
m. .
norm and m fleeting.
will be
2:” 0
cm cm. 8:"
land. pastor of the
church, will officinte, interment rol-.
{It‘d (”3.ko in Riverside W.
may the mastering”,
not,“ their homemmef
“with” _ . in mote J - ;: ~
which in prom bmeonm hanging: ‘ «mm may“
3° mdumrzfllm winter“ m. mm ,, them; ._ curt: 16mm 7 , '
rsaepa amatnafiondtm, mm !orm. Yournoila - Wafflnm '
that :1?me Ma‘s"; :«k mac's? "‘3 use; I” I” like mm” “1°“ PM not him i
at the mascot timeout! um malm m‘mwhm' “““mm' cum ”1:; £1:
could be Wm increase the ammmnmweflnsmnfi ”'1 meet,‘ " an»: t M.
end 1023:: Sweetiy,
rum-loin
at
war June.
it, from the late hone, ,
Herbert 3.
WW7 Y IAID.
the
m cemetery. The.
There
21-
'lat am M. E;
The girl with the longest powder
'pud', hasn’t necessarily the prettiest
loco. ,
The sort or a, man who would mn-
‘concidemtlon or ways and means {or often nods he lose: both.
lthe introduction of ameliorating 913%.
’tices. .
l A commission is set up
tral comparative field-to handle ques-
‘ tain other matters.
it the recommend
dent’s Industrial conference are adept-
inqulry. this our
boards of
we and t into use in the
chiacry is to be h“
coal indust :7. Otherwise a special day a that it “won some! too soon.
board is to be' set up-
Explosives
' “Who,
agelliafieids for District No. 12, Illi-
nois, including mum and Doce-
tur. Ill. also for the State oanshlng-
ton, each commission to handle speci-
:flc local conditions.
NEW YORK, March 23.—-The gm”
ianthracile mine workers,
‘today'. to
fecal diggers will remain at Work on3
' notations of
'April 1 pending the he,
‘a new wage agreement.
zors have asked the mine writers to
remain in the mines attor Man-n 31, m
A pretty girl needs bruins
Most o: the minded com!
fbut with recommendations for cmtul or lose 3, friend .1... on M
for the 083- much as a rich man needs work.
in
tions of duel-entitle in rate and cer- the m 1‘“
atlon of the Presl- putting up with coauthor.
Two women who bite the some
ed in regard to the industrial tribu- w , m u, lly ‘ .
Themtotsovintforanhy
Refllucktomunymcn
it.
are ‘0 be furnished 9“ finding in the weeks' ml: 3. pair
0 be set up for or stockings that doesn't need mend-
Paint'Creek and Cabin mg, ’ .
It's a long head that has no turn-
ins.
Pay debts and compliments
“you will always sum.
and
. Some wives regard their husbands
,eral scale committee representing an. as they do the Tar mm“,
M.»
met here something to be suited but not
decide whether lb“ hard obeyed.—-Exchan¢e.
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COPENHAGEN, March 239-"
:11 W
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The "puat- Work was manned in, the‘ ship-
Bunburg «may, no-
to m
when the present contract etpires. , m m ‘ 3m Kid
‘ Union leaders, predicted before “y. m a,“ In” W
going into session that the men to m m Pm m “I?
would not remain at work unless! the “mm m
‘mlnc owners agreed to make an} ., “an” a,
wage increase retroactive to the C.\- d‘" 1“
piration date of the present contract. tho 3““
.The operators are understood to op- — _
pose any such arrangement on the
grounds that any way advance will 35” m.”
have to be made up by raising the
price or coal. They contend that cool
prices can not be made retroactive
and they would sulY‘er “tones.”
Approximately 170.000 coal workers
in the three anthracite mining dis-
trict‘s of Pennsylvania wou'd be of-
lected by” an order to suspend work.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
I NEW YORK, March 23 (Wall
Street 10:30 a.
prospects of tighter money and the v
reactionary trend of mrctgn ex-
change, price changes were material-
ly higher at'the opening of today's
Stock Market. General Motors took
the lead at a further rally 0! 6%
points from yesterday‘s sharp set-
back and Crucible Staci made an inll
um girth of 21,4, points. Shippmgs
were strong on the favorable annual
report or the American lntcrnaimnal
Corporation and equipments made
fl
Will be given by the prostrate par
cuts of Charles Condo. W-
ed since Feb. 14. 10:9. tor internal
LUCIANO COPPOL_A
58 Benton BL, 90. Norwulk, Call-
tion leading to discovery as his.
body’hetber dead or alive. Com-
mthe with
'n.
moderate advances with rails. Oil!
were irregular. however, on the 'r‘e- '
newal of selling pressure in: the row
grade issues. .
WALL STREET. Noam—qua mar-
ket deVeloped irregular tendencies;
before the end of the first hour. In}
moderate degree ‘General Motors re‘
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vious session, falling back almost ten
points, out soon making more tnanl,,,,. m... Mean.
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For Boys’ am!" Girls"
CLOTHING
829 the
_ Children's Store
19..
. ‘37 West WashimttOn St. J
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’fifioflh orw
MEDAL Rom Rum i
7 lb- ‘.,._.‘j.
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& tviri-‘Q .3o'oov
1’—
f3nowui8tqlaltlorwulk.
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0“.
M10!
EAST ROBWM 00”
m (VD-18
$5,113.00
AGENT‘
5 RAiLROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALKV
1; 47 South Main sued
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tor: work. ‘
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