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na'f‘: ‘. and daughter, one as
l’t l'. arr ~;. and Othe ' U
l on: '3'. lzll’t‘SS. Famil,
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Home!
. C
Wants, rommww _, .
LAssmm*-‘ ADVER.
fwsm'sn
Jomnm MPG. 00.,5
__I 28 will Sit, Normlk.
m 4‘.ng5 60 l uis L
On this use. Inglis-I. mmohrxefiomim clip Dalila Price.
FOR IISALE—GAS RANGE AND
bed couch, good condition. Tel. 1624.
after 6:00 P. M.
measures- being . to.
cities occupied by French troops.
Dispatches from W’iesbaden m
that General de Goutte's tomes ire
FOR SALE—HATCHING EGGS
lfrom Barred Rocks, Rhoda lslmfddmt necessarily meaning on linmedl‘
4 men [or outs
u i}' .
’l‘rcnt Ollie-rs as y
an n: lrcal you. ‘ . - ' A- —"“ W -
Mam Tire s Rubberlco. 1 g 4. . WANTED—730ml and. young
» men as receivmg clerks. Splen-
I dfcposition with goodcpayshfi.
, IN ., 08
WANTED: J OBS & SONS
nos. Belden Ave, Norwalk.
‘Reds. and large White Pekin Ducks.
‘Also Rabbits $1.00 up. A. Havlicik,
'Hendricks Ave., off East 'Ave.
i
to move forward unless Berlin‘prompt-
ly recalls the troops which hnve on-
tests frOm France.
FOR SALEr-G'ORDON PRESS,
j-foot and power-8 inches by 12 1'“:th here on- news Of‘ the intended opera,
.4
ilon, but since the matter now is en-
__ SEWING MACHINE OPEL,
{ ATORS ON ALL PAR/R 01"“
,3 SHIRT WORK. FACTORY
2 CONDITIONS PERFECT.
~'. GOOD .WAGES PAID EXPEE
'IENGED OPERATORS. ' rs».
. NOT EXPERIENCED WE
~ \VILL TEACH YOU AND PAY
“I YOU WHILE LEARNING.
GLUETT, PEABODY a 00.,
mo.
WANTED—A
WANTEOWBY‘A SINGLE MAN,’A
White. C. F. co Sentinel.
'mall.
Ave.
WANTED—Girls for card lacing: ”
also girls to learn weaving. Etc .
pechlccd teachers provided and
93.0.3 pay while learning, Apply
. J. a J. CASH, lNc.,I
Chestnut Street.
Tel.
I-.S. Kendall, 61 Elmwood Ave,
133'5. 3 . '
'5
BUSINESS NOTICES.
q.
.pEw LABORBRs‘Fiage and bed couch. good condition.
:for inside and outside work, at Louns-
llury and Riescll Co. plant, “‘innipallk.
room near the center of So. Norwalk.
-5 FOR SALE—EXCErTIONAL BUS-l
WANTED—~POBITION AS H-ANDt’I iness
(‘all aitr-r 5:30 P. M. 98 Taylor} heart of Norwalk,’ 3-4 acre, large-gold
_d.i story factory building, $7,000, termini
WANTED—A GIRL 0R MIDDLBQS‘IH' Geo. Mitchell, Phone 1861.
aged woman for general housework;,i
two infamiiy. Good wages. Mrs. G.
:Address Drawer 1" so..Norwalk. tireiy in the hands of MarshalFoch,
. . '_ communications from the army will
1 Fort SALE—Vi 11.1.0“ BABY CAR gprobam be surrounded “f,” the M
_ . uni precautions, although t e opera—
;'_l‘_e_l._14ii24,afte: 6'00. P- M- tion is not considered on a basis of
*Ir——-:———I—.Iwar. , >
if F0 SALE 21 ‘OOT. MOTORI LONDON April 5.——On the Caucas-
:boat, Barker motor. Apply to Peter! i t h. l iki . dv' m
‘Glichrist 1QProspect avenue Nor-7 3“ iron t e Boahev ares an 3
’[walk ' ' along file Black Sea toward Nohouss-
i ' kale, northwest of Touapse, according
' ‘ to an Official statement, sent out by
the Soviet Government at Moscow to-
and residence proposition lnl
y. "
in the Maikop region (southeast of
ham and three l Ekaterinodar) the Bolsheviki are pur-
suing the re'tresting enemy along Teu-
apse railway. the statement we, add-
iin:k that the Reds have occupbd Von-
n .
§house in fine condition,
FOR SALE—HOUSE SIX ROOMS
"large lot $2500. TWO family bonsai 0n the eastern front, in the direc-
gzood condition, $3500. 16 acres, new tion of Tchougontchak, the Bolshevlki
ébuildings, 35500. D. S. 'Hull. Washinnhnvetestnblished guards along the
.: ton Street, City. Chinest frontier.
FOR SALE—FINE 7 ROOM ALL 5..
E WANTED
L. TYPEWRITERS, ANY MAKE
Stall? make and modelllighest cash
price: paid. full information flrSt
EOIU‘X‘. GILBERT, Postoffice Box
851, Bridgeport, Conn
FIORE’S GARAGE
Flore's Garage: Overhauling all
, repairing: 11 Word Pllco. Tel. 2!
i
Phone 473—3
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Art Craft Roofs
Asphalt ShinglesrAmerlcan or French
' . Motbd laid Over Old Wood Shingles.
WANTED~ Siatv Gravel 'Felt aud'rln Roofs n‘e- »
130.75 to run 'k'pullingyma- . ‘ ' ”he“ and Pam‘ed' '-
chines, Isand per machines"- I 'Eviaf.’ 8" so. "orwalk' con".
and pqllshlng‘ chines. Apply . 31-“st L. TALLMADGE
ready to go to ork. LOUNS- ‘ Local. and Long Distance
BURY, MATH SON o co. TRUCKING
Tel. 313 ,'
South Norwalk, Conn.
‘.-i..4
LINING CUTTER ’ ' .
Experienced lining cuticr wanted,
E :l 0. * v .
'. ’- 011?. 000d wages. Piano Tuning, Repairing and Polishing
Tristram Shoe Co.. Satisfaction Assured. '
Chapln. 13 Elizabeth St.
Phone 2375.
Plunlhing. Tinning And Heating,
J 21 Benton 8t. Phone 2389
(3 Union St, So. Norwalk. Conn. i
L...
J
COLEMAN a. RKNDOLPH
, Local and long distance moving and
‘inicking. 23‘Day Street. 80. Norwalk.
{Tel. 1592. Branch office. 32 Main St.
Error-walk. Tel. 405.
1
WANTED—Exprienced Mo.
Kay stitcher; also experiened
men on other operations in slice
factory. Apply the E-Z Mfg.
. Igeggf‘) George 817., Bridgeport,
THE NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC CO.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959
66 V2 So. Main St. 51 Osbom mm.
80. Norwalk ‘ East Norwalk
Ray Werme, Mgr.
“Wire for Us and We’ll wire.for.«You'-'
-..vuil.
WANTEEEKINTERTSI’ANDWPA-
.l -rhangers, steady work, rain or shine.
inquire J. A. Rudder, 103 SO. Main St.
N. “:6.
”'7‘
u... -M
, .- -...-.*..«——-—_.—>*
' WANTED-“YOUNG" MAN Vl'l'l‘H '
TO LET
-Oo-l schooling to work in office.
eralk Sentinel.
So.
TO LET—2 OR 3 PLEASANT FIJIF
V.’ANTED—T"N .\ 4.‘ - ." , ’L‘
lt<1.lW0l‘k, slici‘fhou:::la;:§a:0:; nigh“ rooms. Improvements. For 2
' i' moraines 8 a. m. £Sll91‘WOOd'F Liv-v gentlemen each or Single If preferred.
“I 1,0 (Ramp St. Norwalk. ' '3 minutes from trolley or Railroad Sin.
' .. tion. Mrs. H. A. Crow, 30.Chestnut
Be, So. Nor. Tel. 1257-3.
l‘y’AKTED—MA MAN As SECOND
. l‘leuer. Useful man. Apply by Tel-
phone 1317. A. H. Cole, E. Norwnlk.
‘
WANTED~>SOMEIGOODtQUALm ‘
TO. RENT—rrnNISImD EEO—OM,
all conveniences for gentleman. Ref»
erences required. Call evenings, 52
« usehold furniture Bed room, living Bayview Ave.
0151 or dining room furniture also a _ —
oo kitchen range, and an Edison -
I'flctrola. Will pay aI good price. Ad- k To ‘ OLEg’POR t.LIGHT- HOPSE‘
’9‘ l... Sentinel Office. eeyp 12,. connec me rooms or a
. - icouple, no children.
WANTED~SIMALL, BUT srnoxc— entinel- ‘
built row-boat in good candltlon. Give? T-O ..i:.ET--2 SETS OIFIE‘OOMS
full information with Prices.
13. hfwith electric lights and gas, at 1155
SH Sentinel Office.
Address E.‘ C. S.
- _ - ._.--- .-~
GlRLS
“is? 15 LOW. Sta . , ~.
, ,
. . - ‘i- To- ten-zeroes arr 1111.: ELY
w.;hEEF§%\A%M%ERATORS PAID ..Ave.,~.especia.lly for: Barbershop, tailor
,shop,
\thcd young women; must be at ‘suir‘e.
but it“. years of age andhaxefi Eta-in:
m -:‘ school education. MPIY to the
(Ill-inc Operator, 17 Washington St.
. . , I” . . ' . . ' . ‘* ’ B.
snr'r-m-nx NEW ENGLAND- TELE: imam 'mm 5“
PIE 3ng COMPANY. .
WANTED rmmmmrel. Westpnrh'm . . -
11.: .,;._ man and‘wife. no children. W
his or five 1‘00er modern iW ' ‘ “ 'nmw. ~
In . 'aptrally located. WriteallI _ ‘ ~~ ‘5- .
in. . so A. H. Sentinelu. It" ; ' ..
\‘rsrlrso— TWO ruinous?
,‘I‘néuire‘ IOfII Mrs.» Bertha Naggy,
45-15mm: - -’ ' ’ , ‘ ~
1‘I
wlLLlAM .l. UNGVARV "" .
«Ely Ave. Inquire 0? Mrs: Bertha Nag-1 »
grocery store or shoemaker~
i~ * refr‘nsnrésromtm "er-Act. "
Semmre proof building. muscular}
- '—- '82 'StOrsgé Co; Inc, Sagatugk, Conn; ,
r—yenrold William Scott
improvements IIOXISC near water and
vii-pile}; East Norwalk. $6000. x _ , . —
Ggod 11 Room 2 family, All improve- FOUND—A PAIR OF Gfissns ON
Iments, house ’near water and trolley..:tlle East 'Side. Sunday. MIsIrch 28.
iii-asst Norwslk—sisoo. Owner may have some by paying for
Good 10 room 2 family Central Loco- ‘ advertiSementr Phone 2302. s
thp, So. Norwaik, $4500. . ‘ .I .,
Good 6 Room. All Improvements, If » ‘ .
house, ‘So. Norwalk, $3060. Lawrence . '
Agency. ‘ , a” H
FOUND.
‘- _ District. of Norwaflcisul’fofiik Court
FOR SALE—MODERN noggin—March 17 £941.”. Hr ~
.ows—Yankee Doodle Court. All on»; ,».Esta.te either-lee: ‘ u-«u
g , a , . 3‘, Not-walk in said District,‘ '
prox ementc. Arthm Vi aldron, Offic The Court of tor .
of Norwalk. hath united an
six‘ months from the-line her-eat for
the creditors or said Estste to exhibit.
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested, within said time.
.will be deberred a recovery. All per
sons indebted to said Estate are re
quested to make immediate payment
to
NEHEMIAH CANDEE
Administrator
29 Havlland St., House—1! Cottage
St. Elmer Hendrick, 166 East Ave.
FOR SALE—WE HAVE 2 VERY
fine Bedroom Sets made of the finest
Mahogany, inlaid Colonial four-post de-
sign. This is the finest furniture ever
put on the market. Will take other
furniture in exchange. Phone 1182-5.
FOR SALE—AUTO TRUCK. SLAKl-Z
body, 5 ft x 11 ft. Hubbell Coal 6';
Storage (‘0., Inc., Saugatuck, Conn.
Tel. 296.
District of Norwalk, so. Probate Court.
March at, A. 0., 1920. j
Estate of Stephen 8. . , late 0!:
Nor-walk in said District}, ed.
FOR SALE—STORE FIXTURES.
lMirrors, Ladies Sewing Machine. Fur.
nace. Apply 5: Moiner.. 31 Wall St. The Court of Probate fer the Dis-
Norwnlk, Conn.
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al»
._ —— a 5
FOR SALE-—PIGS SIX 'llONTHSi lowed Six months tom the We here-
old weigh 125 to 150 will be sold cheap - of for the creditors or aldEstnte to
to mnke room for smaller ones. Keck lamb“ their claim for Selim.
waydin Farm, Darien. Phone 18‘ ‘Those who neglect to present their ac-
FOR SALE——LA'RGE MODERNIfcounts, properly attested, within said
house of 12 large rooms, 2 Bathroomsutime, will be debsrred a recovery. All
Hard \Vood floors. Steam heat, 5 open‘persons indebted to said Estate are.
fireplaces. Gas and Electricity. Gar-
age for 4 or 5 . room on d gquested to make immediate payment
floor. Grounds 138 ft. front, 190 ft.
,xear, 387 ft. deep. Best location
fPrlce $15,500. E. E Gorham, 126
:Wnshjngton St. ‘
ii
CLARA J. HATCH.
JULITA A. HATCH
_...
FOR SALEQPROPERTY AT 19-21 0" “"9" 3- Tum", AWN“?-
23 Union» S 2 o-eg’e and garage to .— .
rent at 13 Maz-si'y‘i E‘t. The Hatch a. AUCTION
Bailey Co. -
FOR SALE'WC‘XE 3 I: )rl‘l HOUSE
all modern imptcvezncr-r: lot 50
x 210. Rice 4‘00. One six
room cottage, all improvements, fifth).
Inquire of E. E. Gorhnm or B. Joselov-
icky
Robert Wellstood & Son. Auctioneers
will sell at Public Auction on wellnes-
day, April 7th, 1920, at 10 o'clock A.
M. Eastern Standard Time on the
premises of Mr. Arthur I. Trusseli
corner of Boston Past Road and Straw.
iberry Hill Avenue, Norwnix, Conn.
Hodselmld Furniture of every des
criptlon m‘nlmllng set of Old Rosewood
Sofa and chairs, Mahogany Chairs.
FOfiA-LELHOME F07: {minim
ies, we“. located. End convenient to
South Ix’orwalk. :Price $3890, for par-
ticulars. '
; Ask rm "f. my...
sic Rack, Antique Cherry» hlgnboy, .131.
"ms at .- 5 ~ .1 set, Oak magenta-”gigs: fruit ms.
- " ‘ Wigwam “"3” G” “fifilfim °“ °°°“
* . . ”' JIStOVe. um" ‘ ,, tall “chosen. ‘ r
'F. I. FL‘AHERTY‘ ’ Mn‘solldvmuhomx Weanin-
J'hone 89943 ~- them “510. ”i will! Ill-ham; din
4 Milena. . - .3. Nor-walk. ,1” m cm m Colonial
' .n” I ' I; ‘ ' " L. H . , ., .aij; deo m . em pm“
antiques and modern Mme. . ; 9.180.
Steinmy‘linlature Grad Piano and
benchmbolfiudl . , :
slamming, innignmrs. grind
was fatally '
injured .when a truck owned. by-
.c' .
‘_. u not.
genus-Ono so? mean
f QEI’AMFORDI April 5.— Eight-
stone, dogmasndeétea. incuba-
71,,» “1.
Dr. Mule.
GOIEIIB
under “alert" orders. are explained as
ste advance, but complete readiness
tel-ed the Ruhr district against pro;
No censorship has been established
" cd from North‘
Executrlx. ,
Desks, Tables. Settees,.Roscwmd In: “
brary tables,'0rlontal rugs, ornnmnnt- «
a we are am: in. want
and. W "
at: the Ansel-chat president’s 39W
Wm ’
that Ardinnople be
given to the Bulssrinns, {mum and
French bothhnlm emphasized in the
Lorwkmnmf :heir’: -firendliness .
or t e maintenance of
Turks in Constantinople.
apprehensive over the chant of the
Maui’s stand, nadihore is consid-
erable nastiness as to the eitéct it
and relief workers, are considered to
tion of Turkis
withdrawn. at
W—
Weather Forecast
F" ”Walk and victim -
y.
Probably turning to
Tuesday, fair. snow
With, snow this.
Tuesday,
Winds sh
Warnings for h
flamed on the coast,
tonight :
afternoon and
The disturb-
Ssturduy morning, has
eastward and now fortns a long trough
of low: pressure extending
tario southward to North Carolina.
it is causing cloudy weather with rain
i
region and along the At!
coast from Maine to Flor-ids. “Snow
was reported (1‘ Ohio, Michigan,
Pennsylvania, and Tennessee. The
weather is unusually cold for the sea-
son of the year to the southern dis-
tricts. 1th colder this morning in
Atlanta. Gag. than it was in Net Ha-
ven. Zero temperatures were'llefinrt-
Dakota. “
ves s2,5oo ,
T0 or. Rose's DRIVE
__..
f
FARRELL GI
‘
It was announced at all the mnsses
at St. ’Rose: ‘church, New Haven yes-
’te'rld‘;y 1213538“ 1 'Farf'dlfpirepidi
ent of the United sides steel cornea
lion, had given a contribution of $2500
.to the church in the drTve for $75,000
which is being made for the school
fund for the parish. Mr. Farrell is a
former 'Falr Haven men, having i'been
horn on Ferry *street, and though he
left this city for almost colossal
achievements in the world of industry
inteipsjt in the place of his birth, and
the .peozlle with whom he was associa~
ted In his youth.
Mr. Farrell is now a resident of
South Norwalk, where he maintains s
’in the steel factory in Fair Hem»
~ CONNECTICUT PATEN‘l’s. 1
The following were issued March
30, 1930.
List compiled by the (mice of A. M.
Wooster. solicitor of patents. 1115
Main street, Bridgeport. -
Both. Tonles A. and Trumbull; A.-
l-l., of Bnldgeport and R. A. Schooled.
berg, New York. Fuse plugs.
j DOehrer. Bernhardt. . Bridgeport.
Automatic tine pump. , .
Crosby Edwin F.. New Haven. Heel.
GuetL Monroe. Hsrftord, Electric
switch. . ““
Stirling. Clarence C.. Hartford.
switch. ‘ .
Hart Geogre IL Hartford. Switch.
Nichols. V‘Vlllard 8.. Shelton. Bolt-
holder. "
Means for perfecting toothed gears.
Lake, Simon. Milford. Extensible,
tool arming arm.
Luke; Simon, Milford. Method of an
supp-rams for welding.
.Il‘orcoz, flan-ice. Srtntford, Window
screen. . ,
Bowman, Frank 3.. So. Flaslon-
bury,; Fuel economize:
allergic, John G., Noank, Game.
to .is use.
‘Norwuk Evening Sentinel, and that
followmg is, to the best. of his
knowledge-and
igh winds are ’
made that was centrni over Oklahoma,’
or snorin th east .
i I e em portion of the
and .tinance he has always shown an i
permanent home. He worked.» a be!”
Vik. Torval 12., Shelton, Wile
straightener. _
William's, Harvey 13.. W'alllngfotd, .
in!“
“the
ment of the
mom
'11:” etc. -oi* the-smelt! publication
the the date shown in the We conduit, .
- ,‘reqnired'hy the M'd‘Am 34; 1912,
ericnn business men here are embodied in section 443, Hostel Laws
“and Resolutions, printed on the re. '
l verse of this
i‘
i
i
E
E 3. That
: company but
,- paragraphs
and security
pear upon t
flde owner;
5. That the
or otherwise,
M, nm’chnrles R. Baker, .
Who' ”is W$'°m'&u he
. w, says "
Business
1. That the nnmes and addresses of
Will have m Asiatic" Turkey, whereithe publisher, editor, managing editor
five hundred Ameircan-born teachers land business managers are: Publish-
be' im,EikL.&ndAegthol£3g d E
in considerable danger ‘ _ Norwu‘ , nn.; or, an .
h fax-Ce; sfigu’if'fimmwe. South Not-walk, Conn; man-
aging editor, Edmund E. Crowe, South
Norwelk, Conn;
Charles R. Baker, Norwalk.
2. That the owners are: »
'Golden, South Norwslk, Conn. I; Agnes
Rain'L. Golden, South Norwhlk. Conn.
the
Rain ”Milly mixed. macs. smother holders owning
tonight; or holding 1 per cent. or more of total
fa" 8114 cold, increasing east amount of bonds, mortgages, or other
““118 to northwest sales to securities are: None.
4. That the two paragraphs
above, giving the mes of the own-
ers,‘ stockholders, andsecurity hold-
mved nose!» fmgit any, contain not only the listot
stockholders and security holders u .
rum 01.1' they appear. upon the’books of the
trustee or hum?!r other fiducm rein-
tion, the human! the. pontoon:- oer-
pomtion tor when: smegma It; :3;
ing, is given?“ j, = e an
‘ statesman
he bbolts of the company
as trustees, hold stock and securities
in a capacity other than of arbona
reason to believe that any other per-
son. association, or corporation has
any interest direct or lndirecI t in the
said stock, bonds, or other securities
"than as so stated by him; ..
ies of each issue of this publication,
sold or distributed, through the mails
I‘m; the six months preceding the dnte
'n above is 2,825.
Sh“ CHARLES R. BAKER,
Sworn to and sbscribed before me,
this 3rd day of April. 1920.
wsnrso eon m 2% .4. ed“ 113.1% in. some wag-um. I aha-N6 ah Turkish runes. 3;: .. .
‘ A»- A d ‘ ' " :' so -_ an era ’ ~ I 4 . . . I“ I: ~> ' ' .. ., \ u 7 . ' I
— I 4 » 9 ‘ son sauce-405m niacin, ”+13“. Daring“. Hum uni Huang. . .I . ”a sacrum-3&9: oi. clonal-shin,
f WANTED: like!” ' building lots 1000 per lot. Apply Hal‘- “3%: wages“: ‘ ,tmhim m ennui-u. but . until pm of by' the so; of ‘ 'I a' of
't‘rli‘lm‘lii! and buffing “(as . ~ WANTED 1-1.; AWnkemnn, Westpprt, Conn. mag?“ t ‘gnt‘mmgfim‘: «the! the note :xgpegred AM 2!. 1 12, .
» «in-mgr. mil-rations and at the flu- Young women for light fac- . to themseeive- 2m man-sum" I m m . . ,. to. ' , "ve .'i fir wrench“: °‘ The 50““! NOW-1k Evening Senti-
5 i-.i.zn,~; mumes on mes . FOR RENT—A MCELrFUlRonSH- denmmyI- 0“ m “he, ,5.- its... as" ”,de , in ,, .. ~ uylcenumumfllshedghlly, st Smith Nor-
w. » in need of 2 . tory ark. 8W work and ed "0‘“ mm ‘°’ 0“ °" tw° gen“? man at the operation commit-Mm “will?!“ °~ ' on of momma“ (idiom? Ow}: Fair-
.nl ln‘n‘ tin-s fro . ' - . pay to those who qualify. men in a private family. Call 74 So. vital question in the present mien: finned States seem harsher on the field j”: “ y
i m»... .0 mm . work to do at home on Main St. or Telephone 1410. m“. fimcgfiwjfiuws {$293 “‘W' in menu carotene, t Notary Public, in and
women in' - ' ' ' '~"' ' papers re ‘3'.” yum 1101' the State and county ntoresnid.
. . m W08. ed by German Hoops upon FMS“ . The note quy . 4.0
”0‘31 :«hlfts p , Belgian cfuaI ind suggest Shanon the 0W.xwho‘were 'lmich- Olen
lancer of The South-
-beliel'; 'a » true state
ownership. out,
for
form, to wit:
South
business manager,
onn.
ma L.
known bondholders,
next
also, in cases where the.
(8 en-
bracing aifiant‘s full knowledge and»
belief as to the circumstances and
condiitons under which stockholders
holders who do not ‘3
and this amt has'vno
ave-rue number of cup-
to paid subscribers dur-
Business Manager.
i
Eloctrieiam .
34. Washington 8M
T
11:..an ism .
mmmmum
snow'I us'r.
untilEI CANDY co. k
“335% Cream Con" es
#8208031! sum
3” ”WALK, om;
s. -
I1 ' $4.200
Will. buy end-unity hon-I; i
III-om line—live minutes I!“ .
cellar. Apply to "
.JJI. Layton &.Co..lne..
‘ Assure.
a RAILROAD AVENUE.
sourn NORWALK.
k
{
4730mm
m...“ WI "W
_ 1 m. 75—— 1 —— . ‘ I
m “313'” I: . ,,
“1353801133? w m YOUR coon
. {aw-urn ‘3’ m3 .
mm sum-mm i m “ Cm“ 8"“ 7
insular-mm - anon-runnm,
W. a“ ~ 31 £— 5: - . ti 3
I, w, . #3....” Radiator Repairing c...
"6.11:3“ mm .m. i I and ..
. """ ‘ ' “ , 5......- Aniomohile Exchme
“‘ W _ I strum lrr., NORWALK.
W! m now No charge for any nus-fish‘-
Sfim“ tory work. . ;
mum $25$j£orsnyrsdhtormhfl~
1 m it) “I. II is .
. FOOTWEAR rust-Hons: cu.
’SeeThemintheWindow . - » .-»
MAX LEVY’S
31m. m it»
South Norm
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1
1201.038
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