THURSDAY, JURY-"22; 1920.?
e
,0 learn a trade in a few‘rwefisz;
.‘,° an hour and bonus while.
v-arning. Piece-workers avers.
. * uéifisfl
$6 to 89 daily
l NOE experiience necessary.
Apply at once
..
Columbia Graphophone
Mfr. (30..
Employment Dept.,
Howard Avenue, >
Bridgeport. Conn.
WANTED
SEWING MACHINEOBER-
ATORS: ON ALL PARTS OF
SHIRT WORK. FAGTORY
CONDITIONS PERFECT. .
GOOD WAGES PAID EXPER-
tENCED OPERATORS. IF
NOT EXPERIENCED ., WE
WILL TEACH 1100 Am) PAY:
YOU WHILEZLEARNING; ‘
CLUETT, PEABODY 85 (30.,
INC.
0 l ‘ lat: ATORS r-v18'l‘l‘llii m’,3\{om< ALL
rust: ROUND: GOOD PAY ON A
LINE OF LADIES UNDER—
i‘CRRSS BROS” 127 “KASH-
{£1731
?‘=~:—A .cirl l‘or ‘liizli‘i -. general
. {3:11:le of two at Bell Island.
“. 3-D i).
VJ? lxlTZSR—1—16-l’t. nut‘botibiififimbai‘.
H . ,_ . -. .
“’A,l\lr.l_t——'l‘_wo rooms and bath or
.. in private house: two adults.
l Lon near -.\orlh Main St.
. Ana. Slillllltn'll. , ,
-ORED \\‘O.\l_li].\l W'ANTED 'to
* ‘ ' cleaners m lactory. Hours
:0 a. and 7' to 12
mi; Applv Employment gu-
. {)ale & To‘wneUM-fg.
. rOllll. , . V V
Add}: to press hdkls: ' no.
encr- uecesgszlry. Edw. Bosse.
5'5‘4'L‘l. South horwulk.
l light machine work. llol-
. Lo. 1.12 \Ll‘nler St.. S]
. -.- Dyiuonstrators:
"l1. nothing to carry:
. steady tor rlzlit‘pal‘a
'. 2i ROI-ll) Main St.
\‘(AN'IV —~Bo_\'
he Sixteen or
Powell Corn.
for drugr store: _ijnust
over. Almlv’Slillson
WANTED—Operators on ladies' coats
and suits. Good Day. 44 ho s a
Wef'li, Apply United“ Cl ak’ CO. » 17
Beoklev Ave. Stamford. 801171. 1
Those desiring ruidins and help.
consult Mrs. Llllv Nichols. Clair-
v‘ovzm‘t Spiritualistlc Medium. 5 Third
St. Lust Aorwnlk, Hours 10' an]. to
8‘ n. m. Friday. Public Seance. 8 n. 111.
Sunday by appointment only.
VIA NT BID-Experienced
sleeve in-
st-rters and tellers: experienced
[lump Spemal volmr. Cluclt and
limbodv. lnc.. SO. Norwalk. .
New Records . ‘Just Received
2955—The Love. Nest“.
Song of' the Orient.
40—Scme Beautiful. Morning,
. Al Johnson
2941—Ten Little Bottles,
Bert. Williams
0
L-
3
Unlucky Blues.
2942—All; the Boys Love Mary, '
2938—Take It Easy.
_ Come Back to Georgia_
~2935—Ohl By Jingo-
So”‘Long, .Oolongl
Al'so Come In And Look Over Our
Toy Department.
' SOUTH NORWALK MUSIC
SHOP
11¢}.Washington ‘St.
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..‘ "L
FOR SALE
sAerORWAL’K
5 Lots, adjoining, 60x120‘ "on
Sycamore Street-—
:- $600.00EAGH
4 Lots, Adjoining, 50x165, on
Pine Ridge Avenue——
$1,000.00 EACH
For Further Information
Inquire of _
D. F. MULVIHTLL
HOTEL CLIFFORD
July 19, 20.21.
To Stop Coughi,ng,,Stmezing,
Wheez-
ing. _ .
Unseasonable spring weather left a
number at couphs 'and colds. Now
comes the. time orchay feyer~andx 1,155.2,
thma and more. peus'onsthan ever will
be couphing, sn‘eezing'and wheezing.
No wonder; there is a tremendous de-
mand for Foley’s Honeyaand Tam'thni
old reliable family .remcdy for catiphs,
colds, hay, fever, asthma and croup.
it heals and soothes, mattrawrmll‘
mg teelix’fg.in 'the‘ threat. clears the
passages and makes .ab. 0' 633i”.
arlLLson, POWELLOORPOfiAdeN
_, tO.
A 'very reasonable.
‘ .C‘URleo. tenders
\' to L. M. Pike. 128 Hub: ,
Saturday; -
fauna men over 16~years -
.—
L Fog; DEAEAND DUMB
VLNatlon-Widc Move to; Help Unfortu.
nate- Children
"“a-u-It
S'w’;t$}fi.‘§$}TON.~¥4$fieflical ’ asSbcia-
, tlenslct the United States have inau-
. uble Price... .. .1.
’ ;. ‘ . «3“:
‘RICHARD pEAN. _
South Norwalk. Plumbing an
Heating. Steam. Hot Water and Gas
Fitting. Repa ripe promptly attended
Phone 9_ 2-3. ,
2 U'fORlNG. 'Mathemafics.
51‘ Spanish bv Yale graduate. .. Rates
Tel. 1771: ~
19 Union Street.
en’iiisn.’
FOR SALE—Attractive. residence. 8
rooms and bath. modern improve-
ments: excellent location: ample
ground. shubberv and Hum. Address
Box R.. Sentinel Oflioe.
FOR SALE—~Larze Elie, gas and one
:stov :; new last summer. 58 Osborne
Ave ast Norwalk. Call'vnfter 6 on).
Auto and Carriage Body Building and
repairing “’ater Street corner 0:
”Raymond St. Opposite -H_ershnelds.
MONEY TO LOANTWill loan $2.5m».
,. also,$2.,000. n ,11rst mortgage on
real estate. Wrg%with tull descrip—
0
‘tion. Box 46358 - Norwalk.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for touring
_car. 1 3-4 ton “hire truck. Tel.
Ski—r3. .
FOR' S;~\l.E——Ch§\‘rolet. 1920* Sedan;
Maxwell. 1920 :rpassentzer: Maxwell.
191; 5-passenser. M. Wright. 55
Railroad: avenue.
,Piano Tuning, Repairing and Polishing
Sanitation Asssred- .
Chapin, 13 Elizabeth St.
.Phcne, ,,237_~1. .
THE NORWXE" 4 30%FING co
Art’SCra Roofs ' "
Asphalt Shingles: 'A‘ erlca‘n or Erench
Method. laid over Old wood shingles.
Slate. Gravel. Fel
paired and paint
56 Water St.
e . , .
So. Nor-walk. Conn.
lawn rolling. 00.117
cretmz. ar walks done in “first.
class style. L Clark. nllice,w11li§l’ora
‘ffilk Simply (30.. 108 Water St. hone
WALL PAPER? AND 'PAINT
The gaekground of a, Happy Home.
Just received. ten' thousand rolls or
3.3i paper, Latest. designs androloring;
'lth pressed borders. You know that
' ‘1 paper advances in price like every‘
112; else. But before going some place
-‘ and pay high prices I wish you Would
ilnok ovnr my Stock first and save from
~25 to 50 per cent. Estimates cheerfully
given on paper and painting. Paint and
paper. now and save mol'W'n
ALEXANDER -, {RIPE
35 Lowe Street. Tel. 2139.
THE NORWALKS' ELECTRIc co.
.ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
. Telephpfie959
set/2 So. Main. St.
80. Norwalk ' East Nonialk
Ray Werme, Mgr.
“Wire for Us and. We!" wire for You!
fittings: etnAuRD
It is our ‘business to Clean
. .11.
. Carpets and Bugs, and by hand
process to restore the colors.
L Goods called for and delivered.
Connecticut Carpet
Cleaning Co.
Geo. s. Wyman, Manager.
87 CEDAR STREET PHONE 969
TO LET.
LET—4! beautiful unlurnished
light housekeeping: 211.
except electric lights.
T0
. rooms fort
improvcmen 5
reasonable rent. 21 Osborne Ave.
Norwalk.
0 LETS—Six room apartment and
« bath _with _all the latest improve-
ments “111011141112 heat: rem. 540 11.1.1‘
or on
month. Inquire 121 Main St,
1112. ,
TO LET—Furnished room for gentle-
men. 120 \Vaslunzton St. lst floor.
call after 5 pm
FOR RENT—Rooms to reliable mir-
ty. 5 and .‘1. also. 2 office rooms. all
electric Wired and. newly papered and
painted. Can be had August lst. Lu-
auire. Chas. Brand. 21 No. Main Er. ’
FOR RENT OR TO 'LEASEA—AA Tw
40 L. Elfron
0
story building. 49x _ 3
Rowan St. East hox‘walk.
TO LE'IF—Furnished room in small
private family: .. minutes. trollev
and station: reference required. P. D.
1130): 420. South Nor-walk.
p FOR RENT—STORAGE. SPAL-E,
household furniture. Separate rooms.
Semifire. proof building. Hubbell. Coal
& Storage Co., Inc, Sagatuck, Conn.
Tel. l«Vestport. 296.
J..M. Layton, e at..-
(Incorporated).
‘
I RAILROAD AVENU‘
SOUT H NORWM-K.
on.
‘ «X “17'7” .._ .. .me
, M; e 3. AUTO EXCHANGE,
NORWALK, CONN.’
' List. your car with us. We will
sell it for you., If you want a.
oar-Ofeany make see us.
. Tel. 2584, 42 Orchard St.
Tel. 2379.12, chem: mu Ave.
1" ‘fl- , .3
FOR SALE—On Highland avenue.
house" 6 roogis: fire places- tine
garden: all k 913- of fruit; barns;
chi ken house: 53,600.
it Flpxhill Road (near school) a
very fiat-i. piece of land about. ”3-acres:
several nut and hadetrees: price
$1.600. Must be sol .at» once. For pal:-
ticulars _-
., Islam—Times
No. 75: Main Street, Norwallc
Bed Estate. lumen“. a;
4* T—-’ k T T‘tii”; '5
I’R‘lslest 133,99? atgr‘daf? £1ng% gram 01.1,,
e] a- baré; 54st,. if...
and Tin Ijootsyre- p
_. . FOR SALE—1920
51.,Osbom. Alto. .
EaSt ,
, timate is based on both the increased
' ports at that time there should be an,
law this forecast according as condi-
. in.
FOR SALE—Household furniture; 4
bedroom suites complete. (3118.115.
other householdpieces. J. J Myers.
(.rockett. Ave“ Rowayton _ .
FOR, SALE-Fine little cottage of six
rooms: ‘1 acre land: large aarde .
all planted: plenty ol lrull: zoo we 1:
mile lrom center Ol So. l\.or\val.k
Price. $2.500. l‘rom_ $700 to $1.090
cash. Tel..1423-§.,
FOR SALE——Mission dining table.
,x‘oupd.,and Six cli‘airs. Call Friday
between 10 and 4. 20 St John‘St. East
Norwalk.
‘OR SALE—1 Smith motor wheel with
01' Without bicrcle: 1 20vtt.,motor
hf‘at. caiin. hp Barker enmne. _m
lllle condition. p.50 1 Wireless recap"
the: and sending outfit. ADDIS‘ "
Second St... Phone 2474.
FOR SAl.E——'-_.\_Iode1 425 Overland. first
class condition. Winter ion. Wire
wheels. power pump. run less than
10.0w miles. Tel. 1l96. So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—A new 161f00t. flat bot-
tom boat. suitable \Ior launch or.
row ,boat. nouire alter Six o‘clock
a
(-vtlnlnfls. 79 \Vintield 81., East Nor-
Walk.
FOR SALE 134‘. motor boat with
_l\z-W. Barker 2 ‘1-2 horse on-
mne With all equipments. v; i sell for
$106flr~aslylnuuxre t 16 Prospect Ave.
P. Gilchrist. ;\orwa k.
BO‘VPI‘
Chesvrolet. Price
4 Rowan t.
ion SALE~—Biz barzam. Oneseven-
reasonable.
firozuu bungalow with .biz zarder.
e.) Oil'J5nQne rive—room cottage with 1
.utre. S . n00: One. i’Ope motor-cvmt‘.
8:5. Inquire OfiG. H, Bennett. 5 W'ood-
side ammm E'Wt Norwalk. Call any"
day alter 5 P. M.
FOR SAI.E——¢_Propertv at, 15 Mar:
snail St... suitable lor'zram. coal 91‘
store 9. 0 let garage on 19 Union
St. hp Hatch K: Bailey 00.. South
Norwalk. Conn.
SPECIAL! '
30x3. Goodrich
'bl'otherhoods
‘ day hogan hearmgpn t
RAILWAY TRAVEL; ,, ‘
WILL COST CENT-
MORE: PER“ with:
Continued from First page
Dense. Also an increase, of about
eight per. cent. in freight charges will
be asked in addition to the 28 pex
cent, sought in order to meet the six
per cent. earning guarantee provided
in the transportation act passed in
the last Congress.
As tentativelv agreed upon the.car-
iers, the increase on Ordinary passen-
ger trayel would be half a cent a
mile in the east and from 3—4 of a
cent in the west. The chief difficul-
ty is in makng the proposed schedules
conformvto various state laws.
CHICAGO, July fill—Heads of the
meat railroad brotherhoods
were divided in opinion on the course
today ~
rated a. nat'uinswide campaign tor
Jen who are deaf or dumb or both. A
”joint committee including members
.frdm each organization has beenap-
pointed toidraw up plans. ‘
Assistance of state medical
ties. state .boards of health and from
congress will be sought in order that
the campaign may be made quickly
effective. It is planned to list all
children suffering from defective oral
or auditory organs, to, establish day
schools, throughout the country for
the instruction Of these special pu-
pils and finally to standardize the
course, of. instruction, according to
the most modern methods.
socie-
—-——-—-—---—-——-———-‘—"
the, Sentinel for the best results.
the treatment andcedueation of’chllds
NEW CORPORATIONS FILE
CERTIFIOATES.
Capital stock of 32690048 authorin-
ed, in moorporedonpwersmed with
the. Secretary of the State—yesterday;
;by Ringeli’ Cleaning 1111115 mfinfiflom;
pany,=‘ of Derby. Incorporation certifi-
rates. were also. fllgdtb ,,the.1§ew,fiew .
ven, Beet Company. lie Petroleum"
fleet: and. Powa. Company, » of Con—
inecticut, at Stamford. and the Sterl-
ing Art Lamp Company, of Meriden.
Articles of association were filed by
the Bradleyville Community Associa—
‘tion, of Middlebury. one of the ob—
ljects of which will be to establish
and maintain a free library in the
’town.
1 The Polish National Corporation. of
tHarttord, filed a certificate to change
3the nature of its business to that, of a
wholesale and retail mercantile con—
cent.
The Daynor Realty Corporation of
Nor-walk filed a certificate reducing
its capital stock from 525.000 to $5.- .
Am a. classified.» advertisement. 31,000, and the number of Shares
emm‘
- from
2.20 to 50. fl 1: I
w
to acceptance or rejection Of the 3600.-
000.000 wage increase granted by the
railway board.
At the close of an night session.
at which no agreement was reached
:On a plan for concerted action,
masters, malts and pilots of America,
had expressed themselves as favora-
ble to aCCOplance of the award in its
entirely, seven favored referring the
’lfl‘Stion to the unions with'recommen-
dation that it be accepted; two were
undecided. and the Brotherhood 0?
Railway Telermpliers had decided to
reject the Sword and was said to be
preparing for a strike ballot.
Despite dilFm-onces 'ol’ opinion, ‘unlou
chiefs reiterated that there was no
danger Of an immediate and concert-
ed strike. They also were inclined
to belittle rt-pm‘led efforts of mem-
bers of the (‘ltir‘ago Yardmen‘s Assn-
clation. 180 01 whom struck in Chica—
go yesterday. to bring about a general
walkout. and declared that sporadic
strikes would We foutzht to the last
ditch by the international unions.
terday declined to reopen the railway
Wage * cases at
and expressed the opin-
done all possible in
railroad employes, to-
he application
for increased pay of 70.000, employps
of 1110 Amt‘rirun Railway Express
Company. who were not. included in
the railway-‘5 award. .
DENVER, t'olo.. July 22.-E1ghl
switching crops of three men each.
representin: ll." entire night force of
the Chicago. Furlington and .Qmincrf
Railroad here null work at rmduteh‘t.
Railroad officials said the men'werx‘
ion that it had
lhe case ottht»
Tires
Aaron Kohn
Leading Accesory Store
9 Railroad Avenue
$11.75
C
I
.n..«.
FIQRE BEQTHERS,"GABA.GI
Overhauling and Eepairing
11 Eaniord- Place. Tel. 925.
FIORE BROTHERS, Pippa.
SUGAR TO BE PLENTIFUL
Crop Conditions Indicate No Shor-
tage. Nextwmter
The statement
United States, Department of Agricul—
ture that, accordingrto the crop condi-
tions in the United States on July 1,
the prospects are good for a substanv
ital increase in the sugar supply [or
next winter, is encouraging. The es-
acerage in this country of sugar beets
and cane and also on the growing con-
dition on July 1. The statement goes
on to say that according to the re-
increase in next fall’s production in-
next fall‘s production in the United
States amounting» approximately, to
383,000 tons, or enough for six pounds
more than last ymr. for each man.
woman and, child 4'1
States. It should be borne in mind,
however,‘ that thexforeoast for 1920 is
based on condition oneJuly 1. and the
actual outturn should be above or be.
tlons between July 1 and.harvest are
better or worse than the average.
~The agent of the Connecticut Argi-
cultural College market information
service says that the local housewives
may take advantage of the increased
supply of sugar which may be expect:
ed later, by canning fruits without su-
gar .now. This week there are rasp;
beries. both the red and black, coming
Cherries and huekleberries are
also plentiful now making it the, time
to can anyof these fruits, and it is
just as easy to can any of them with-
out sugar as it is With, the only dif;
ference being. that when canning soft
fruits without sugar syrups, 3 minutes
for sterllizntibn should beellowed; in;
stead~of 16;. The sugar can be added
when the fruits are usedlaier.
IN‘SURING LIQQQR ., STQGKQK .
,7N_E§5IMYORK, .Tuly' 22.-—-In'surance
.cempa'nies herextodasaanoomed; the.
inclusiongof "liquor clauses" in their
burglary policies to protect owners of
‘GEEAT GAME
game is to be plaieol Sunda
just issued by the ‘
the United. 3
members of tho recently formed rail-
road union.
EXPECTED, SUIN-
.DAY, AT BAXTER GROUNDS.
Great interest is being shown in the
ruining game, between the Nationals
and the Knights ol' Columbus, which
y after~
noon. at. the Barrier grounds. The Na-
tionals will endeavor to even up the
series and will place upon the field
its strongest lineup for a game. Thus
far the Knights have not suffered a
reverse, and they are more than an}:-
ious to keep their slate clean. Conse-
quently one of .Ihe most interesting
and hardest fought games of the sea-
son is looked. forward to, The lineup
for the game follows:
Nationals—vaereH, 2b: Ireland, 525:
McSaIly, 3b: Zwicker. rf: Tarlov. c:
Lawson. lf; Landy, 1h; Day. cf; Mc-
Gulnness, p,
K. of C.—-J..Connolly, lf Lonchak.
3b: F. Connolly. ss; Redway, 1b; Mul-
vey, c: VVeafer‘, 2b; Russell, rf;
Keefie, cf: Gearin. p.
EELPORIA. Kan, July 22.--VVillianx
Allen White now is resting. under die
reclion of his physician. at Estes
Park, Colorado, having declined to
make the addreSS at the netification
of Governor Coolidge becau'séjot his
health, ‘ '
., v
r.
-—-T'ry a classified advertisement, in
the. Sentinel for the best results.
W
: 901T TOBACCO
89 easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar, ol-
.. Chewing habit
NoTo—Bac has helped thousands to
break the costly, nerve—shattering to
bacco habit. W'henever you have a
longing for a smoke or chew,
place a harmless, NonBac tablet in
cally financially. It's so easy. so sim-
‘ple. Get a box of «NmTo-Bac and if
‘lt doesn’t.release you from all. craving
for tobacco, in any form. your. drug.
gist will. refund-your,_money without
question. No-toBac is, made by the
owners at Cascarets; therefore is
thoroughlyjellable. . ‘
KEEE Us. TOTHE Mask- 7
Good. health is impossible when the
kidneys are weak, overworked or die-
the Mod, the poisonsgandr impurities.
“that cause sore, swollen muscles and
jbints, backache or mountains.
private stock. A charge“.lot,.tw,enty
per cent. a year of. the originalyvalue
olllth'e stock is maderifop. thé hazard
and only one—fifth of the total amount
o
oththe'pqquimaglpejm.lichen,» [g .
an“ .4.‘ ‘ a rill-"hr 7,3. . . "r“! “Mr . , N I .l V 'V “ 3'"
rompt steps, should semen to. give.
WtOmSaFindlm warmed-e
Carmen. Mfiemi 33%: writes: » “1:; am
1... h.
of actionwhich should be pursued as ,
Six ,
4 of the brotherhoods. in addition to the
The railway labor board. which yes: .
thef l’eQuesl, _ of the ,
wan-e RESTING AT. ESTES PARK1
just .7
your mouth instead. All desire stops. .
Shortly the habit is completely broken,
and yuo are better of! mentally, physi— .
Eea’sedl When my tell to filter 013;. of,
= . e. kidneys. some: the help these.
James
to being well-dressed.
SMART STYLES
IN SUMMER-FOOTWEAR >
For Men. .Womgn. and Children.
Neat graceful looking shoes is the first essential
SHOP BEFORE SIX
EL'WOO’ £9” CLOVER-
} ,WT
Wanted *-
a: E. 11,. Care Sentinel.
ms...
122 Washington Street
one willing to advance. State experience. Address
Moe, 1103; House, 6 a. « .
”nut neg new.
second-hand £0043»
have.
Ity o: the goal-3 A : MIN;
than»
.39Sl3.?s.“thfillfg
37 west Wuhlnuton
Wild W. Raymn
UNDERTAKE
a, wano-rou a'r. ,
nun—emf _
uni-loll;
mull.‘
mm
mung-u-
«It
I'Hce according
L
.mnd Goods Alway- on;
While, you are spring
cleaning. have in wire
for electric
We
can
lighting
0| .m
Electricians.
184 Wublngton St.
I
, , , ,n W
nousnwrv. SW.
your pom.
lights. A 9 III: ;
wemnfin*
a ,
.lhxturi :3 {room stock.‘ ion
' rich. workmanship. nu.
White Electric Go.
Phone not
19°- “was?
at Once
Exnexienced. stenographer. Good opportunity for
SAVE 20 PER CENT
. -.-,.'L.
’3 STORES IN ouch—N0 STAIBS ~T0 CLIMB
STERLING’S ~_
NORWALK’S LEADING FURNITURE STOfifiu-zt
ON ALL PURCHASES ,
3
Sefisfactignguargpteed.
r‘L
.I‘uly Runnable Sale
. A. MON‘E’YSAVI-NG EVEN-T FOR EVERY; ONE
REFRiGERATORS VAT “20'PER1' CENT OFF:
, $11.00 REFRIGERATORS. Sale Price.
' $15.00 REFWBAIOBSSaiev-Pm-
$20.00. REFRIGERATORS:Sale Price.
smpo’RsrmeERAronseSale Price
$5.0ennpmonmmesmrm
$45190 REFRIGERATORS; Sale Price.
$59.09 REFRIGERATOBS..Sale Price
$75.00 REFRIGERATORS. Sale Price.
. The fully mthind-e Sterling quality thmuxhgnirr '
011%“ SToyEs. BEDS. . SPRINGS. minim,
RUGSBANGESBQCKERS. ETC—ALL Ar.“
' “ 20 one any; our. ~
.s 8.80
$12.90
.$16.09 '
$20.00
$28.09
$36.00
. $40.00
. . . . £60.00
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v
Do you save
Do. you want to get 3 good
price?
If
Who will pay you them it .
papers and tags and ev _
We also buy furniture.-
mink?
30, cell it to—
JAFFE & ASH
TELEPHONE 490.
a
'stn G. CANDY co. ' ”
Whole'Sale Cont . ‘
mid-Ice Cream
,t‘53-*OSBO.RN Am
EAST
NORWALX. 0m.
Phone 479—13
0 Ghfl’hl St.
W-
New Honeycomb.
Ford Radiators.
$28.00 and $35.00
Norwalk Radiator Renoir "
ing and Automobile Er.» ‘
W...
Electrical Work
and
Phone 899-11
I. Hm
change. Tel. 95!.
iw—mm
Dr. s. M. Dietz, ._
4'1 South Main Street ,9 if
Seiunfiomalk
” CUNNINGnAmszBACn :
New and UsedCans-
All Kinds of Repairs
All Star, Tirel.
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