Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 30, 1920 · page 7

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" atrial), March 28, 192“
., ry. aged 70 years. Fm rum:
_ th‘evliakeview (‘hap— ‘
- an on ed. March 31, at 1 man intake char
,. r ' .. £219.21: Iakeview Ceme- fromfl to 7. go 0t heaters
1 women on Is: and and shifts
_ _ “ ie ' '
W ANTED D 208 war:
. ' ten in‘ cc
r. 'to 1-1 2“. in- up t tread, from 3
WANTED: :‘ma: [or night sweeper.
en . art ‘
s. WING MACHINE urn. m mm"

 

T0 LET——OFFICB
Keeler Bldg. Ilse
. «water In roam.
Shoe Store.

R003! IN '1'le
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FOR SALE-+6 ROOM HOUSE

gas, furnace, tubs and range. ‘good
condition. Extra. lot included. Price
$5700. Box 625. So. ‘Norwulk‘

 

depot 18 room house, attic. improve-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

also girls; to learn weaving. Ex-
perienced teachers provided and
good p1, wrung learning. Apply
J 2; CASH, INC.,
Chestnut Street.

 

Experinnced lining cuiter wanted,
at once Good wages. v

Tristram Shoe Co.,

6 Union St, So. Nor-walk, Conn.

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spas; ON ALL “Nor-walk Tire . ' merits. Electric lights, gas, 2 to'le ,

5.; 1} yr WORK. nggog; . & Rubber Co. Stamford range connected with hag

C _ R. DITIONS PERFECT. L a 43:13; 8 gage-rioflre 1) aces. Reasonable.
( 9D WAGES PAID man. I ‘ "'_ -___ H.-- .

l. 'TCED OPERATORS. I? i will!!!) ron’ SALE—CHEVROLET TOUR-

) :T EXPERIENCED WE Young indicator office work in: car 191%490 Model Coupe A-l

1LL TEACH YOUAND PAY Good-wages permanent ' “mam“ is” “1°“ “97‘3'

3 "JU WHILE LEARNING Sim if ml”)- - . . T

- . . er, Fon’ SALE-«STORE FIXTURES.

cLUE'r'r. PEABODY a; 00., guns 1" Woe and sal- Mirrorfiilfidiesssfififg‘Maf‘lfigg-Esf-

me. "’5‘“ 'm Minot mica"... ‘ ‘ ° ~ 3“

l—rorr SALE—ONE you». om

WANTED—Girls for card lacing; I LINING Gum 30"“ and Gama" “‘1‘”?- 1”"

p‘ly Box 43, Wilton, Conn.

FOR SALE—FRESH FISH, FRESH
Haddock. 120 Mm: Smells, 28c.; Spun-
ish Mackerel, 25o, Roe Shad, 40c;
Buck Shad, 300.; 'Silver Salmon, 30c:
FreshrCod, 250.;Flat Fish, 12c; 'I-‘resh

 

 

 

 

 
 

Thistrann Shoe 00.,
6 Union St, South Norwalk, Conn.

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“'1‘: i') g0 50 work. LOUNS-

WANTEDH‘S'MA'IA: “
- . , rmrfisv1§0N a; co.

{do at homo, 115 W to:
[Call Sentinel offiCe,

Fan SALE—4920
eight,.-om'eu;paascnger, l
l 1919 Chevrolet coupe,
”376 or $1973.

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WANTED $850.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

zaged lady as assist-mt in store in Nor-

 

 

 

...LIGHT HIGH sclmmn
~’,‘l‘i{'. :12 store after school. lu‘
011.023.: Keeler's‘ Shoe Stork. !

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h .‘ED-FARMER. MUST BE
Vt'ill provide house and

Rim. rial: «m
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L' WANTED~ EXPERIENCED FE.
male bookkeeper to take charge of

oflioe, Answer in own handwriting,

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Iv: : ulcer.» l‘wnnanent all year positi- i stating PFOVIOQS experience. Must have
up IM 21...: h». willing to board one or reference. Address S. 3., care Senti-
1 x5 ,\ ms.“ t at;- age, nationality. num- nel. V

3 Nu in :‘Jzzzzl'y, wages desired and ex-,_____ _~ ‘ >__ _-_ .
.mflcnfc Thazwer P. Norwalk. " _,_ “"‘ ‘“

 

 

, WANVED— BY A SINGLE MAN, A
HAXI); it}; room nem- thc center of So. Norwalk.
git-lien: --l 5:11;}: man. State national- White. (I: F. c o Sentinel.

it}, 9XD".TI‘.-sl€.>3 and wages desired} .—_»—.w_..
Sulwm‘ P. 1‘." try-call; Ct.
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WANTEDmSOME‘ GOOB QUALITY
. —. ——.-———. lousehold furniture Bod room. living
A. SECOND HAND; com or dining room furniture also a
i condition. cheap fol“ road kitchen range. and an Edison

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rush, Add. ... 2. cc Scutinvl. 1 'lctrola. Will pav a good price. Ad-
. .- I ran L Ssatmel Office.
\u'Ah TE: 7 <Z~LXLL l“ .‘Fl‘Ts‘aCZfi: —'
(‘1‘ :l,.': mi :3; 4;: 3 near shore. A‘i-l u"glPJESS NOTICES
"- ~ 3' 1 ~. -‘ Jr.. Room 8‘“) ~10H — --.._ -~——-
8‘ l: l- - 4’9 YCI‘R, N. Y. i Phone 473-3
.._ " ;:*'“‘"f‘" . i ma NORWALK ROOFING co.
'xw. 71-3.) - ilLlLfi‘i AGED u oil-y Art Craft Roofs
m; t.) l'iwln“ : grneml housework, '3' 55% Shinglesfimerloan or French
.- ' A-trr 7-H: ll. ’1‘. ("are Sentinel.

Method laid Over Old “'ood Shingles.

 

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.~I..‘TL l3 uAILVVJD MAIL c.1153, red and Painted

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'ASHING To?

QLDSMO BILE

phmm lbs. 25o; Fresh Large. .Smelts. 200. 1b.:

in. ' experienced man re-
L vr v i: inducing room. good sat . WANTED ‘TO BUY 1 AND 2 FAN“
. H ”4-. 12.111 D l UU’IS 3117 houses. With or without improv:- Bridge.
- ' “ ‘ M laments. Negotiabo with owners cabal
Ht n . state roams. pnce and location In?
first "letter. Box 506 So. Norwalk.
trauma; 4.»; BOY ABOUT Fir—3" ‘“- -
,;. ”Iii must be. mechanically; WANTED"JMA‘D AT BRISTOL 3100-
.... ,l “1,7 d sirens of learning mellow at once, Bristol Hotel, 94 \l’aslumugh
:. -* .IrLr- m: Danica more than highmst ' ’
. 1 } r: a boy i have an open.“ "‘_““"‘"—’ "" 1
Aug" garage. So. .‘(orwallgg WMTEO~GERL OR MIDDLE
.13 7.. .4.‘

walk. inquire 1'6 Washington St, Son

State Gram! «Felt and Tin ‘Roots Ila--

 

 

- Herring, 1213; James Ghiotto, Wash.
St. Bridge.
WANTED - ‘_ __
7-‘.-7,;‘,,,,3.1.ER5. ANY MAKE SMHWGROOM t For: SALE—«FARM. “Lulu Ex-
‘ . H d A, ; W in! 14' V _Wo need several experienced Chonge for City property. b. Higgins.
. . IILJt . . .lghblst cash girls for our stitching room Good Clifford Hotel, So. hat-walk.

l r! 1M f I infunnution first Wages ‘ __ __ . .

' :1", Post office Box ' FOR SALE—TWO ONE YEAR OLD

roosters.‘ Plymouth Rock and Blind.-
Island Red, both tlloroughabreds.
Price $8.00 each. Address 9 Quintaru

 

 

‘ {I :_I_‘ r 'Shop Stead ‘ DJ .3 ACHlA‘h'Ave" So. .\oi~walk. ,-_
t - ,;_ ~ _. _. ‘ . . —-——
loouus. Neg-L3???“ 33““? arm; FOR SALE —mos SIX "MONTHS
F’- ‘l r: it) run tack pulling ma- '66 1401‘. at l" ' .3“ ”"9 Mfg- co. old weigh 125 to 150 will be sold cheap
‘ li‘ 1d paper machinw ‘ ' F ” ‘3‘“ I“01‘Walk, _ “to make room for smaller ones. Ree l
‘ NWIM~M ”— . , . 1 i
. 1M)“ 1.-...ng machines. Apply 7‘ —\.‘~ 1 i \s a) din Farm, Darlen. Phone -5. I

'ly fresh caught fish not frozen fish,
' - look! look at these prices for W’ednos.
day. 100 Roe Shad, 500 each; Fresh
"Herring's. 3 lbs. 25c; Fresh Flatflsh, 3

Fresh “’alm‘ Pickcici. Sac lb.; Fresh

\l’ato.‘ Carp. 20c 1b.: Pros-h “'ater Mul.

1918. 2% lb. Jitvtllt,‘ Wagon, “-Et-‘il. Si.‘

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FOR . SALE _. MAHOGANY STRAIN.
(Rhoda Island Reds, Madison Squari-
Gat‘dcfi win'lcrs. Hatching eggs from
iselc-ctcd 1m (:13 $3.00 for 15; $18.00 [or
B. QuackPn-S

Write for circular.

Daricn. Tel. 140,

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FOR SALE—xx HEAVY TEAM 01w:
horses, 3 dil‘t‘crent kinds of wagons.
bottom dump cart. coal matron and
:moving truck. Inquire at 75 Cedar
381. g
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- FOR. SAng —.L.\ll(}l-1 llfilfl'FHA
house of 12 large rooms. :1 Bathrooms.
l-lardl‘l'ood floors. Steam heat, 5 often
fireplaces. Gas and Electricity. Gar-
age for 4 or 5 cars. room on second
floor. Grounds 138 it. front, 190 ft.
rear, 387 ft. (loop. Best location.
,Prlce $13,500.
“Washington St.

FOR SALE—LOT 94 x 15:.
[nut- St..east side, below
5 Phone 1735. .

 

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FOR SALE—llA'I‘Cl-IING EGGS
{for sale from heavy laying strain,
gfarm raised vigorous S. C. R. I. deep
iReds, and S. C. \i'. L. No. 2. per 15,
3N0. 12 per hundred Nelson Home-
‘wood Farm Tokeneke, Rowaytou

! FOR 8ALE-7 PASSENGER IATF.’
:1920 Oldsmobile, 8 cylinder, jigs; like
anew in perfect condition can be seen
at anytime. Tr, .‘.. Gar-ham, 3 Living-
‘stone PlaCc. .‘ v. .‘m ”Talk. Phone 783.

 

 

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SALE—~L..L,‘.".‘I'.. SAND"
‘building Star—n. cim.‘ : imminent,
{walks laid. :i‘djflgl-"Y‘l'l, :3. ' & ”8011.4
I'Darien. Conn. i
1 FOR SALE —3 ACRES, c R. “is

Ewater in house, oliarn. $3250.—- $1000
icash.

Remains
Inquire ~33. Koala?!

venient to station. trolley and moms}.
- excellent location, bath, electricity.

FOR SALE—~ON EAST AVE. NEAR

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FOR SALE-FISH! FISH: srnxcr-‘ 00““ ‘0 mu» at drug stores.

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{heard and determined at the Pi‘obatc

‘E. E Gorilam, 12b

.exhibit their claims for settlement.

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ENoroton Soidlers' Home, yesterday, in
his 80th year.

"Miss Elmore Williams entertained
"The Buddies" lust arms at W
home on Ann street.

Judge John H. Light, of “'ns‘tungton
street, is in Hartford today with a
,_ committee which will call upon Omar-
nor Marcus H. Holcomb with n petiti-
on that a special session of the Gen-
eral Assembly be held to consider rat-

 

ification or the federal on e
amendment. “Tag
The April meeting of the Home

Chapter of The King's Daughters and
Sons will be held at the Home for
‘the Aged. Thursday. April 1, at 3
1p. m. A talk will be given as to the
{methods of running Homes for the
lAgEd in other parts of the country.
{Members of the Home Chapter are
lurked to attend as there are matters
.of importannl to be discussed.
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A few tablets of
“bring relief almos
‘ reach the stomach.
; Papas Diapepsin" by neutralizing
tho actdity of the stomach. instantly
relieves the food scoring and fermen-
:tatlon which causes the unsery‘mak-
ging gases, .hnartburn. flatulence, tull-
ness, or pain in stomach and intestin-
es

"Pam's Dianepein"
l. as soon as they

“Papo’s Diape‘psin" helps regulate
disordered stomachs so favorite foods
can be eaten withOut causing distress.

 

District Of Norwalk, 33., Probate Court.
March 29, A. D. 1920.
Estate of Henry D. Wright. late of
Norwalk in said District, deceased.
M'Hl-JREAS, written application has
been made to this court by the admin-
istrator of said Estate praying for rea-
sonc therein set forth for an order an-
thorizing same disinterested person to
sell col-min rt-al estate of said Estate.
ORDERED. That said amlication be

Office. in Norwalk, on the 5th day of
April, 15320, at 11 o‘clock fourteen: and
that public notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein by puts-
lishing this order ln a newspaper hav-
ing a circulation in said District at
least (in.- days before said day or hear-
mg.
HENRY \V. GREGORY
Judge.

 

District of Nonnlk, a, Probate Court.

March. A. D., 1920. '

Estate of Stephen Defi'itt Ferris.
late of Norwalk, in said District. de-
ceased.

The Court of Probate {or the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to

Thmo who ueelect to present their no

51. A. Slpperley, local manager for
the International Correspondence
Mokhasfiovgsd gum 12 Mel-win
orw , o C

South Nofivalk. by Wt’

All rents in the brick block on
Water street belonging to James J.
Hubbell lave been raised. in one case
especially 100 per cent. although
formerly the rent was almost ridicu-
lously low.

e summer season has eta

Hickory Blair bathing beach. “firs;
young men took pleasure in visiting

 

COAL.
Wood E can
DevineBros.

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that rcsort, last Sunday afternoon “110' A". m .3.
and. alter breaking in a number of the ‘
both houses, selected suits that plen- TEL. 58

 

ed their Iancy'and went into the icy
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latitudinmronhu roa—

tutpnou' («mun-«m7

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«Shad, Shad 50¢ each At Bridge “’ed-
nesday..

A very pleasant party was held in

honor of the eleventh birthday anni-
versary of George Brown at his home.
22 Madison street. A large number
or bistrienda were present. Dancing
and singing were indulged in. after
which retreohments -were served.
Master Brown received many Beauth
tul tokens from his friends.

The Stamtord schedule of the lam!
trolleys was held up this morning for
some time by three trucks which at-
tempted to. use the Connecticut Co.
tracks in Rowayton as a detour from
the torn up turnpike. They all be-
came mired and did considerable
damage to the track bed. one of mo-
tmlley cars beingoused to pull them
out.

A trolley has been added to the
Daricn to Stamford schedule to ac-

 

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UNDERTAKER
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01.» CARS.

“amount-tum
portlutoWnokingMRm
“Alum Oak all
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8. D. G. CANDY 00.

and he Cream Cone:

53 “3038' AVIIUI.
mt IOBVAHK. 00”.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

center. 1min
J.M.Layton&Co..lnc.

AGENTS,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, flthu'Bt.
“calm-5. Solemn!!!
Hm Puts, m or
Gout-norm
muss-m

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Omiinoudlm

' FOOTWEAR
See Them in on Window
MAX LEVY’S
31 south mu 3.,
m lot-want.

 

 

commodate the people of the former ‘ ",
town in getting to business on time mmm m“ 5 RAILROAD AVENUE.
in Stamford. the latter pluce having m m d “I. ‘0 “ IN SOUTH NORWALK. ;
adopted the daylight saving plan.l “d“. ,
making all cars from this'district one ' w»...
hour late. when they reach Stamford. ._. 3 I
according to the new time in that. -— «7--» - «:I'Ei‘ j “ ‘ "‘ ' ‘
place. The trolley leaves now at 5:16 .
frog: gunman and arrives in Stamford, m m '0' —~
at : . I - . . I
. mm Lo 3 M D ’

- ‘ '1 to o o '8“ - 3"

THE HARDWARE 8 m “I'll!

AUTO SUPPLY CO I! "’

DENTIST

l7 South Mall sum
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6.11. Hedenherz. Pm NOTICE

 

 

 

The Internationsl Hod Oar-
rlers’, Building and Oman
W'Imvanfl,
announce their sale «yoga
willgoinelfectonAm-ili, for
m8hourdny.lfluhdoufin,
mortar mixers and m‘
will receive $8.60 per-day. The
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counts. properly attested. within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are—
requested to make immediate payment

to
JENNIE T. FERRIS.
Administratrix.

CARPET CLEANING

“'0 CLEAN and RESTORE the
COLORS in Carpets and Rugs.
Make them like new (less wear).
All orders called for and delivered.
Charges reasonable. Service prompt.
Hand process by experts. Oriental
rugs specially treated.

 

SECRETARY 202210 10001,
103 Wuhan Ave.

 

 

 

 

 

TRAPPY

is the term most {requentiy applied to
[the wanna who wears smartly tailor-
'ed outer amounts. Our qualified tail-
ors know Just how to make them.

.. . NEW WEAVES

Eye strain is often the cause ofgm being m now'aad you can
:hare them made up and tuilored ‘with
lull the innovations and stylish touches
By our scientific examina~§lntroduced:‘

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much phyeicai misery and physical
ailment.

tion we can

 

Connecticut Carnot Clean-

 

2-family l‘Cilbé’. 32 moms. $4590.—-— .
,31500 caz—Iz. --. lug Ca.
6 rooms, improvcmentr—lfi lock 5
from trolley. New, $4500. Lawrencof _ ' S. Wyman, W
Agency. 87 Cedar St. Telephone 14134. ,‘
- A

FOR SALE—410L338, HOUSES.
Houses; If you have houses to sell,
try me. If you wish to buy 18! me
know your wants. Geo. E. Thompson.
18 Edlie Ave. Phone 1847.

 

 

FOR SALE—«1914 INDIAN Homic-
cycle, ‘twin cylinder, gradle fmme, in
A1 condition, price reasonable. Ad-
dress hiotorcycle c-o Sentinel.

FOR SALEwPROMTY AT 19-21

 

[23 Union St. Storage m gauge to

rent at 15 Mama
Bailey 00.

 

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FOR “LE-WE ,8 ”03.303133 I

right instinct wants to own property.
It encouragcs more substantial citi-
2911511512,
and has many other slimmest. But.
in making a real estate investmentm
{is'necessary to discriminate. so it Is
advisable to consult a- ttaining ml
. estate risen
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In Regard to Property.
The man or woman who has the,

increases Mute Pro-SP9?!”

ling that your individuality can be to
comes from eye-strain.

«curatcly reheated in our work .
TH A M E R

i
Optometrists and Opticians
“The m of coed [lama
S7‘Atlantie St, SW0d

We mm at or. 1. Daily.

pun——

War and Punter "

11m lain 8!. 80m am
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t—yaud {or correct intwmw

Ask John “law

‘No. 7 loin Street. Norwdk

 

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Business. 601139, ‘

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um , you now
By that ~
Baxter’s Candi Sm»
F. H. BAXTER. M ~
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Nanak
Budiator Ream 'n1 0..
and
Automohle’ Exdum

a MAIN 37., NORWALK.
No charge for my Mb.-
tory work.
$25.00 for any radiant we his:
to fix.

 

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(:1 j ‘ ’l )",_‘i; Experience unnecessary. 56 Water 3t. 50. Non-talk. Calm.
3 '3, : -'.’t. "I upward, desiring clerk-i;
u. ;. f3, 21.: free particulars/.1, ' STW.EY L. TALLlflADGE
iv 1' (a. .— Civil Service Exam~z Local fiatfiomlgatance
i 7-ii i:‘.—~r:;:.x‘:;le Bldg. “’aslilnglon. Tei. 813 " south Norwalk, Conn.
a , . _.._ . ..
A -fi#~_ _.__..~_. _. John K- Finch
79:»: - gram; GIRL. ALSO; General Trucking
., , _ , .. ; “b4 1m...“ “,th Local 1 Long Blatance.
3 """ ‘ ”‘3‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘ ' Office 43 Water St. Tel. 919.
" . ‘3‘ ”mm“ All Wars Promptiy Filled.
- .3: TWO FRIENDS or.) muJAM J_ UNGVARY
t . . rilugllter. one a; a cook Plumbing. Timing And Heating,
v I and the other Chamber- 2’ Beam 3!. Phone 2389
t ; Family of 3 adults” , ,_ _ ___, __
'1‘ * Norwalk- Piano Tuning, Repairing and Polishing
‘ Mv'w"“ ' "‘ Satisfaction Assured. ,
LOST. cumin. :3 Elizabeth St.
M l
’ ‘ mus 23'4. *
; . it}; AND wmrr: AN; ‘ .
‘ ' “5““ 5"” 0“ “5 f“"‘e'jfit.ltuot~t PABcEL osuyuav
3-"- ‘ “ 1M" W . .proirlotor. rmcx»
" :mn lockers had trouble In. Inn: 7mm . c
. -.; a] turn and heavy trucking. Office telephone:
l thing the .. tarp . .
1 ~. :3 Main, the tap git?“ lipl. SOD-home , on
" .,; ’3 l, and 315': "‘ , ,- . fl —-
1“ ' 9533535 Jarvis my 1:91.2qu u rumours; _
I. - driver enabling 111!!! ”Local and m-fistuceppmfing and
is . , : :is war to anburY- , trucking. 23 Day Sheen-So; Norwalk.
‘ ' each Atmldgez..""°“jret~m, W offing-32' was
.11‘ meeting of the WP‘W “m‘ " . '
i' ...:: be held Wednesday" > _' , .
'2 {173; hall. The questimr'z
‘“ Jinnusbs locum
"3 . _’ discussed. . - '
:f r . whether
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