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August. Office 01' Clay-
Amilr hi Oillce.
gt. mtg-runner
:l:
e. or Jersey cow.
.,, ii. fresh: price must be
'l‘vl. till-2 Aorwalk.
i :iiiilii bundle. of wash to
will LUVC‘. satisfaction.
. Sou t h Norwalk.
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with 'inr
all; small lamuv.
“zislnnaton- St...
5. rooms
Nor“
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, nirl infer 16 for Banner
,\l‘il:\ 2llit3l‘ll00nS.
posi—
ladv wishes
- ooeruior. 5 rears
Enron. 9 Union
a;
iiitl'tutt“.
‘ or -‘l unfurnished.‘neuilfi'd
:‘h-rnllt‘ int'illé‘liVIUl’ liL'L‘L-
1 , 1: Mrs. F. A. Smith. 24).:
1‘ Iiit‘lti.
?: - , nurse tor two
v, :mw till tit-p (lnilv egv
- beginning Sent. lst.
.%~‘)llHin‘-l.
. ';;.li\~.-'i.<l_iet'. \ti'ltite or cul‘
.. ' . ti lunch. 5 bu Mum 5!.
”Fun to lili‘fl' nineln “"6“
TO LET
- . ingms for liuiit
21 ()suorn zwvnue.
2'. ifll‘niSilGd i‘ounm in
:_titly;itn lnniilr; stiié.
littil.\‘\_‘iil‘=‘lllllL’. lit
Addrt‘ss. Rooms. t‘il
Jill
i' w ii.
tinting at Bell island oil
_l~tvr_nariwnlnrs write
. l'rn‘l Inland. (‘il)’.
l‘EozTF—S’l‘tlfiiitlfiw SBALE
l i fu’niture. Separate rooms.
3 .. . 2m.“ building. Hubbell Coal
r ~’.'-».. Inc, Sagatuck, Conn.
-~':a0rt, 296'.
BUSINESS NOTICES
isilliil AND POLISHED by
ml at Viuiurin 'l‘uxi (‘u..
"tzo‘ul Aria. l‘hma»? EifiT.
ii.
'.i:'l;i‘1ii.‘{.‘\,llll. Plumbing and
‘ nw iiiil: (‘mlzir Sit-vol».
and
.'\ itjlrilr. ..
'i’ll;i. II ri'ilil‘li
‘ll‘llldilltl'
Lilly "
il"ill
t‘lgl‘ .
in it! only.
VJALL PAPER AND PAINT
Tire Background of a Happy Home.
' :wvived ten tliousnnd rolls of
;t'\»-z'. Latest designs and Coloring
-' <»-d borders. You know that
“ advances in price like every-
zut before- golng some place
i it 13' high prices I wish you would
... my stool: first and save from
Estimates cheerfully
PHI" Cent.
piper and painting. Paint and
tr .' ' and save money..
A “.PVAN’DER WHITE
~~ urn-pt,
Tel. 2139;
'l'-' NORWALKS' ELECTRIC CO.
E-ECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959
5:). Main St. 51 Osborn Ave;-
- .rwalk
Ray Werme, Mgr.
- for Us and We’ll wire for You"
RELIEVE ion: 001.153 ‘
By Taking
Baxter's Cough: 8m
17. H. BAXTER. Dmtm~
"r- EPERD LOSES EARS.
-3 Wounds in Encounter With
an: Lions in Unequal Battle.
{an (.‘nl. A1151. 4.~Gui.<€mi
. .e mountain shepherd. is re-
main wounds sustained in an
"it mountain lions. the de-
-.\.';:i“l2 are more thrilling than
‘ ”Infill
Martin. at sunun. drore
ilf slit-op toward the moun«
:iit. Mounting; on a crag.
' ii 51: could watch their fir-51.5:-
‘ :13 confronted by a mountain
I‘vmv'inz his revolver. the
E firJ-tl four shots as the lion-
l in on him. Her furious
» {ml the revolver from his
and. \tith a knife, he foil-Y5mt
. 3' 'v‘ ~ an unequal battle, and quick-
‘ -' . consciousness. Hours later
.l «'(il’lSCiOUSllPSS to find him-
litm‘s care. with her cubs
iliwnghia» tears and fingers.
‘ 1* was stretched dead at the
‘ vi the care.
. Martin's ears are gone. and
~ :tw badly mangled but other
has practically recovered
(‘therience
CARD OF’THANKS
"4; .n. thank our manvl'riends
Jiibm's {or their kindness ren—
' divulgihe illness‘and death
:H‘iO‘ftIi daughter, Elonise Pol—
'_ilr‘|:al‘l.ed this like July. 28.
also for their beautiful
gus.
and Mrs. Isaiah Pollard.
‘ ,
nu
.v. 1‘
é'v‘vlllllllfly. Alln street. South9
.» .
limits ltl am. to
film ht‘lillf‘t‘, E; pm ;
V'. long: distant -’
FOR SALE
FOR SALEeflenderson motorcycle in
good running order. Apply Philip
Manoney. 5 Van Zant street. Tele-
phone 1182-5. '
FOR SALE~—
Lllc lights;
recognized from a new
reasonable. Cunningham . ‘ -
Marshall street Tel. 590. & “dc“. 1)
«FOR; SALE~»Fine four
5111“}.
Ford touring car.
. e1 0*
sclrstarter; 6
cannot be
car. price
large round m lDlPCQ’Dffil'iill‘
. aio anv ant
carved library table. mahogany 61‘1“-
trtc tablo‘lamn dark oak buffet. dul-
ingutabie, and chairs. Small Wit
(.lehfiel‘. iron sliding couch udiuét‘
able. screens. etc. Cheat) it“ :sold at.
once. 3 Everslcv 81.. or Tel. :935-13.
FOR SALE—A Gnrto
large home.
one or
Anni? Egegx‘aliogl‘cidt‘or
Dilone 1251. '
9‘31fl51.ca“ 877. '
you shin
omo‘bile lolly
I‘or parzi.
Mm
room-house. all im-
l_l)l'0}'t1‘lll‘fllfs. suitable tor two ldi‘Jl-
l-w 8 minutes walk lrom Nurwaiii
i )i§;;it).‘ 91nd terms reasonable at"
oz. .x )i ‘or particulars inquire \l
gamerick. 2.3 Snrmz‘llnt avenue. Ail.»
( r
150R SALE-v—Eljord one-ton truck: can
he sin-n at 1 Grand Sr. l\‘orwnll:.
‘ _«
‘l-Olt {ruiUJaE—«One and half horse Ra-
cine; ooa inotor. comnlcte with roll
and} holieb or carburetor; mica rimll.
hon Hawkins. 28 Howardravenue. East
.\orwalk. 5.x
i—‘Uit sunlcmrumis. lrmn ohm-Tm :0
20:) acres. near Norwalk and Bridge-
port. ’l‘rices from $3.30” in $10.0M.
(,hur: horn. 52 :Alam street. Phone lUS
Norwalir.
INSURANCE-
ETJ. M. Layton 89‘ Co.
(Incorporated).
I RAILROAD AVENUI‘
SOUTH NORWALK
- .. 4.
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We» V111: buy your household
7 goods. rags. papers. Junk” and all
second-hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the qual-
ity of the gods. A loan dull
Always.
. PHILIP P: him-HONEY
5! Van Zandt St. Phone 1183-}.
00 you save any junk?
Do you want-to get a good price?
i If so; sell it to—
JAFFE 8.. ASH
- Who will= pay you the‘price for
papers and
else.
rags and everything
TELEPHONE 499*
We also buy furniture.
_ FOR SALE—~7 room house. all inwm‘n
lilL‘DiS. electric lights. tut-mice. range
lit»: and ("lid waiter. bathroom mitt
urn. .«nnnll burn. lot 1:02-3:11”. '9‘!" '
t“ $liJ/‘Uii. (“all {m \Vinl
. . ield stri-U
;\nr\r;ilk or llilollt- l‘l'” 'i
I
1301} S.~\l.l<]~——_1917 Ford Hoadste
lunar condition. all, mood tir: , or
it'lt‘lll‘iizllt‘ onei'alm' llmfi. l‘t'icn: oJfloJM
lr‘Oli’. SALE-w'i‘wo \oung Billv
Amsly to Gardener.
HUM auntie. llowayton.
FOE: SALE —A ('ll‘eiiwoorl‘ combination
.130”! and Kits. range. Good condinnz‘.
l'honi- lfll.
. Goats.
Lesuilea. Wit
FOR SALE “it: barnam. (me seven.
mun bungalow with big Littl'fit‘ll
:anr- ln'v'rt'oom euttaue with l
mini)”: tine l’tme nmarm-u-lv
lnouirc ol‘G. ll. llcnnett. :3 Wood-
:irenuw. hast Norwalk. Call any
dav alter 5 out
I-‘Olt 8.3L]: Ml’ronerlv nt 15 Mar—
shall St... suitable. for grain. coal or
Monroe. ’10 let Earn-m on 19 ("l‘m‘
at. ’l'hn tum-n & Binw C‘ "
_, . ‘ . , 0.. Sou'n
horu‘ndi. Form.» . J
§ 31an BROTHERS’. GARAGE
Overhauling and Repairing
11 Hanford Place. Tel, 925.
; FIORE BROTHERS; Props.
i
i
» 13769. “Sums—4):-
Ul‘lE‘i'l
wit hi‘i'
\ :. : .
news. wulle oi‘ Sourulk l’os. l]??i](}3
\ hm: .n contains Slx fi.tll"iit'31. has t‘iiv
wut r. sewer (5()D1.ll"(‘ll()ll.<. toilvk.
lvazdi tubs. EitS t’m' lightin': and cool:
lllL' lirnngrrtv iswrell located and in
A-l condition. Rents tor 53%;...” Wt
nmntli Salt» Drive. $7.05”. For t‘i.?i~
ticnlars naiv—
' Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7.Main Street, Nor-walk.
Real Estata Insurance.
-..:' )llict‘. .v at". ‘
,- l onse Dill tie. xiii.
DEAN. 19 Union Strer'l.
‘Rorwnlk. Plumbing and
Steam, Hut \\ ziter‘nnd ailnfi
{engaging Dromntly’ attended
5 - ca"). .
(.‘ztri-iazo Body Building and
.Iilf'l‘llLf.‘ \Vmer Street corner of
"\l cum St. ommsxte llcrshliulds.
"titliiNG. gutters. lawn rolima. coir
eW‘u tar wall-:5 done in first-
“ ,‘wlv, l. Clark. office Wlih Nor-
: bunnlv 00.. 108 Water St. Phone
CARPETS CLEANED
It is our business to Clean
‘ Carpets and Rugs. and. by hand
process to restore the colors.
Goods called for and delivered.
. Connecticut Carpet
East Norwam: Cleaning Co.
Geo. S. wyman, Manager
87 CEDAR STREET PHONE 969
._.._
griffin:
Ansfit’ci's smummu
POWER PRODUCER
“-16
1 ' CARBOHIREMOVER
I. a
Géijl'rtipfi'f/rfl PROV OENCE J'
For Sale. By
AARON KOHN
9 Railroad Ave., South N orwalk
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
l!§slt‘it*= of Ni: l’l‘olmiv
(foam , .‘
\t
5;.
., min.
i). . . Mulltm mu.
mi N( vnili. in sn‘d llfsirirt. do”)
(Milt-red. ‘Thai 61229 'idllrlt-‘t‘k‘t‘vi I:-
residtiury osmie b: said (il‘(‘t"il>9(‘(i.
‘ilii: :im-n‘znt to this Court 101' ad-
ivnt. :1' tin: Probate. Uii’itfi‘.) in Now
. on tliw lith d-rj: of Ausx’rst. 15'2“.
. ito‘t‘lurk. nt'tnrnoon: ,unii illut
All] pi':z'soxi:~: izi't-i‘.».~tti:’ said ii Tn'v
may be iimiliod tint-n5. 21:9 mid
"l‘rinzr-i- will cause order to by
pubiisbwl in a newspaper. having a
circulation in said District. or bust
five days lgwi'oro said 11th day of
.‘mgnfit. 19'2”.
HENRY \V'. G UCGORY. JudgC.
li'
tin:
FEET CRUSHED BY TRUCK.
Driver in' dospital. But 300 Cases of
Whiskey Safe.
Robert C‘laissbeim of 321 V's'est lltll
street. New York. is in the Greenwich
l-lospitztl. with both of his feet crush-
ed. and sul't‘rrin: from other injuries.
and a mmort’ruck is wrecked. us the,
re<ult of '. accident that occuired
m lllltillihili'. on Pitt‘s Hill. Three
iundi'ed mist-s of whiSkey, consigned
to n wholesale firm in Bridgeport.
which were aboard the truck. were not
damaged.
(‘lqesheim was drivinr: the truck. In
the descent of Pitt's Hill. something
went wrong with the brake mechan—
ism. nnd the car swerved to the rizht.
tWo \rlim'ls landing on the sirlowrtlk
and the other two on tht.‘ cnrlr \Vhen
the machine crashed into the walk.
the driver was thrown out, and his
feet. were-caught under the wheels.
FRED F. WATKINS & GO.
MEN’S SHOE STORE
‘ _ Rear Dr. 'J. H. Sloman’s—
--Up a. Flight
'102 South Washington
SHOES ON A QUALITY
FOOTING
FROM THE SOLE UP
[Latest Brogues, . . . . .$7.50
"English Last, . . . . . . . . . . .$7.00
Round Toe, .... . . . . . .$6.50
Wed. and Sat. 7 P. M.
Fred W. Connolly, Plumbing
Steam and Hot Water
Heating; jobbing promptly
attended to. Phone 2336.
LOEE'.
LOST» «From anchorage at Second St.
. point. grey _10-100i’liaf bottom row
boat. Communicate \t'ith G. Amundson,
21 St. John St., East Norwalk.
LOST—Combination bill
nocretbook contmmngr $11.25. Julv
“.llst. Pocketbook left. on trolley
turning from Roton Point to Norwalk.
5:50 P. M. Reward. Box 136. Dorian.
THE K. OF C. JUNlOR NOTES.
The K. of C. Juniors will play the
All Stars, Sunday morning, at. 10:30.
All players meet at-the green. at the.
corner of Fairfield and Cedar streets,
at 9 o’clock, for practice.
We accept the challenge Di 3 the
Knapp street Giants, and; will; play
them next Monday, at the Colonial lot.
Welcok; aforfeit game from the All
Stars; from East Namath; because
they’didn’t show up. It ,is thought
they were afraid of the lineup.
and change
and historian. gives the to
Open Until 6' P. M. J
re- .
The truck is owned by the. United
States Truel; (‘0. Of New York. Prohi-
bition-ent’orcement officers who were
near the scene of the accident took to
police headquarters two men who were
with the. «Liver. and released them
when it was lrutnd that there was a
permit to “unsi-ort the liquor.
u.
THIS FRENCHMHN HAS ‘
SOLVEU THE H. C. OF L.
Theophile Benoit. French Writer
"7ng de-
scription of a true lithophagus or
enter, whoin be encountered in the
Inorthern part of France.
“This man." state" Benoit.
““110
'_answered. to the name oi’Brunda, not:
'cnly swallowed filnts an incl: and a
.halt’ long, a full inch broad and half
'nn inch thick 'rtlt any stones like
marble which he could reduce to pow-
der.
“l examined this man with all the
attention I possibly could. finding his
millet very large. his tooth exceedinz‘
1y strong. his saliva very corrosive.
and his stomach lower than usuaLa
fact which I imnuted to the vast num-
ber of films which he had swallowed.
“Upon interrogating one of the,
stone-eaters friends I was told that
Brunda had been round three years
before by the crei-‘of a Dutch ship.
I can make him eat raw flesh with
the stones.” said the inanrwho was
acting as his keeper. but i could nev-
er induce. hi . in swallow bread. He-
Will drinlz wafer. Wine and brandy,
.and appears to he Yer}: fond of the
latter. He SiE‘EPS twelve board; a day.
but always in a seated post-ire. with
his chin resting on iii: knee‘s, He
ismokes Almost all the {line that he i:
not asleep or eatingjft—Detroit
News. ~ " '
4—71? a classifléa advefilsement'in
' the Sentinel tor the best results.
. v.
' Secondhand Goodo Amman 8:19. i
N - . <3th You 30 PER CENYHOREHHIAM
<M/ mo Etmmntes KORMATION oi unseat ,
”mt/Nils . '
w ~.~/».m.« arcs": The Powerh ne Company
WthME/I .a
, g8 at Gentl-
iilile Reductions.
REVlSl NG moron LAws.
Will Provide Additional Revcmte of
. $500,003 for State.
l'lARTl-‘Oilll. Aug. .;_ (’mnnlmu
Helen of the ‘1;th awarding; fees paid
by owners at motor \vliirlns in (ion
ne'v‘irut now ili‘in: lilillit' by the
Slaw Ylizliuay llepm‘linvn? and the
Smu- livtmrttnem o: .‘sln‘m‘
weanling.- to information made public
lids afternoon by l‘nmlnissirmt‘t‘ mi
Motor \‘cliivies {ohlmh ll.
The new regulations which are be.
ing drawn up underrtltv supervision
at state highway eominissiunor (has.
J. Bennett. and which will ‘1'" submit~
lziture will provide no additional rm“
t‘llllt? of $5Iill.utld i'nr the use in the ulle
loop or the State highways and will
it'JSrvn the {on m lm paid by the owner
oi a snizill'pussr-nuer car and increase.
the ammmt’to be paid by the owner
of a lam-:9 truck.
in commenting upon the proposed
new system 01 tees. (.‘otnmisstioner
Sitsé‘r‘kel said that it was the object (if
the two donation-nut to equalizv the
amount of expense «)2 the upkeep of
lilo roads b}.- iorcing ear-h antomobilist
to pay according to the amount at
dainan‘e’ his car will do it) a highway
within :1 year.
Thoso it. charge at making the H“
Vision working on the principle
that a twelve ton lilltii will cause
more destruction than a small roar?
sin or a motorcycle and the amount
of the registration fee will be regulat-
ed according to the Weirhi and capaci-
ty of the vehicle. it was said;
('i r?
BRIDGEPORT TRAFFIC
COMMISS!ON.
ellRlDGEPORT. Au}: luMayor C. B.
\Vilson’s‘trztific inTEStigation connin-
mission was organized yesterday with
Percy C. Lilchfield as chairman. The.
other members of the committee.
which will make an exhaustive study
0E3 the jitne)" trolley problems here
are S. H, Ballard. George Evans. R.
Arthur Brown and E. H. Dillon.
It is probable that the commission
will not complete its investigation be-
fore early in the fall, Mayor “'ilson
said. >
Speaking of the: commission.
mayOr said: “The personnal of the
comminsion is one that insures an
exhaustive and impartial studv of
conditions here. The whole state is
Watching Bridgeports handling of this
very important question and I do not
doubt that municipalities throughout
Connecticut will be guided by the re-
port of this commission.”
the
GRAND CIRCUIT FlACli‘lG FOR
TOLEDO. Ohio, Aug. 4.—Thirty
homes are on the program to compete
ing at Fort Miami today.
There are four events on the card
with purses aggregating $6,990. They
are the 72:10 trot for a purse of.$1.2‘00,;
the Toledo Blade «$3,00‘G'stake for trot»
News $1,500 claim
3 let's.
:Wworeaflld t
z?»
\W’hit’lcs“
Sli)‘5'i‘i§(‘i.i
ted to the next. session oi lht’.i.(’ng-g
in the third day of Grand Circuit Fat}:
tors eligible to the 2:14 clans; the; {nearby The
2:09 pace for $1,280,12tnd‘thfej Leg
WORLD’S MALARIA zou E.
BECOMING GARDEN SPOTS
offers, “you anexcellent ‘opportunity it .2 make your home more
beautiful and more attractivé with Furniture, Rugs and Floor
Coverings of allde‘scriptions. “
It is therefOre Wise that you anticipate just What
you need, then come in here and? see What wond—
erful opportunities await: your choice.
If you need a suite for the - dimng room, bed room, library or
kitchen We have. it, or if it is Floor Covering of any descrip-
tion, or any odd chairior piece of furniture. for any room in
the} house, you will find it here, and remember,at prices that:
mean a big savings to you. ’
.
Eight "illnl‘Cd Millldn People Subject Increased Beauty in Mining Village
to Deadly influence of Disease.
New \‘orli.~l§ight il'flldi't‘d million
people living: in the world's “malaria
rone." which practically coincido:~‘
with the tropical and semi-tropical re-
gions of tho (arth, are suMetho tho
of
according: to Course E.
of the Rockefeller,
Residents of the south-
“crippling and deadly influence
.tlial disease."
Vincent. president
foundation.
em part ot‘ the United States, Mexico
iCt-ntrnl America. the \Vest Indies. and
Ltlw northern part of South America.
Eare included in
said Mr. Vincent.
who today issued
ifil? second ot a series-3. of reviews on
the Il-‘oundation's work against malar-
ia and lmokworm for the year 1919.
laria, as lined by the
.sanitariuns. include elinnnaixon of the
' germ carrying anonheles mosquito by
preventin: its: breeding; the Screening
for houses against this mosquito, and
the use of quinine to steriliZe the
blood of human malara carriers.
riluhlic funds are a. necessity in tl'n3
this “malaria belt."
Practical methods for fighting ‘11]!!—
Foundations
control ot' malaria us well as hook—
; in Pennsylvania
i Connelisvilla Hr, A112,
and mining \illazms of the
villa region nth becoming
“gardrn spots." according to the r
mitteo :m-J judgec appointed by
H. C. Friok (1)., which has started it
annual inspevlinn 01' fithth‘ beds final
vegetable gardens planned by the
miners and their iamilies.
The firm inspection; made at the
Phillips mine. showed than '133 car»
dens had been Started throw: at “mg-1i
liad been carried along; until harvest.
The value of the props has been eslr
mated by the committee at wound
The next inspection made at the (“ol—
onial No. 1 mine. where there were
230 gardens, showed 314 in :1 high
4.-«Coi{t‘
(“2171an
rm‘llzt‘nlv
{iiv
ation of $4.970.
Alici- awarding the prizes: at .
Colonial, the committee took oeruv
sion to israise the miners and tlieit
families for the. excellent Kanuai'y
conditions of the little town and the
streets. The plant was, declared to
have one of the finest baseball parks.
and stands in Fayette county~ while
satisfaction was expressed with the
worm,“ the "p“i‘iw continues. .. and progress being made in the construc
‘81‘9 now being 31‘1““Dna‘0dv fate! tion oi“ ehe new playfzrouud an»; ailr
, .
tan sanitariuns can be found to do
fie work. ,
I "ilookwomi control has proved a
most successful means of convincmg
communities that health is a purchaS~
able thine; and during 1919 control
measures were carried on in twenty-
five distant States and countres. with
a general tendency to ward at reduc-
tion in the prevalenCe and intensity of
the. infection; more efficient and more
'widespread sanitation and the educa-
tion of communities in the possnnlties
of general health policies.
M
STATE BUSINESS NOTES.
Universal .Chain. 60.. Incorporates
With Capital of $500,000.
HARTFORD, Aug. 4.—-The Univer-_
sal Chain Co. of Hartford, recently
incorporated with a capital stock (ff
. 5500.000. today filed a certificate of or-
ganization in the office of th
tarv of State. The officers of the
Secretary of State. The oflicers are:
President. Daniel M. W'rizht. Hartford,
vice—president. Carl H. Hemming, New
Haven: treasurer. Donald C. Mcf‘ar~
thv and secretary. Benedict M. Hold-
en. both of Hartford. ..
Incorporation papers were filed by
The Liberty Mrg. Carnot New Haven,
capitalized at $25,000 and The “’00:”
for Square Market. Inc. of Danbury.
jcapitaii'zed at $20.000.
e
Organization certificates were filed
mi)" The Slovak Catholc fPublishing Co.
of Bridgeport. The Northern M112. Co. .
of New Haven and The McMinn Tire
(‘3. inc. of Bridgeport. _ '
The Polish Cooperative Assocxation.
’ . .. «as ,
3 Advertise in 1.510 Sentinel.
”my“. - zany... {yugfla 3).
e Secrc- ’
1110.. of Terryville, filed a notice of
increasa in capitalbtoek from' $10,009
. to. $20,000,. ‘. f _ , ,. .
Alina]? certificane of dissolution was.
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JOB PRINTING
South Not-walk
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The enormous Size and completeness of our stock, with the
unusual fine quality offered and the price reductions, makes
this sale the likes , of which has never before been offered.
h It May Be
that good workmanship, best maternal.
and moderate prices are not the pomtm
which attract you. but many punk“
who are looking ‘for a square deal “at
dentistry are Convinced by such treat»
ment that they have chosen the I’m
dentist. It does not matter how little
0: how much work your teeth may
need. you will find I am giving Sh.
same care to a minor condition that:
is required to make a large pteue I?
woe-2'. a success_ Is it not worth your
while to attend to your teeth now?
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main St. South Nov-walks
Hours: 9 am. to 8 pan.
Sundays By Appointment Only.
1
’ SPECIALIZE
WE -IN
REPAIRING
Automobile Electric
.Systems
Starting Lighting: and
Ignition _ _ ‘
Electric Motor Repairing
C. J. VAUGHN
47 SOUTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
Visit Thie‘
Gondies‘hfl’ ‘~
22 No. Main Street
77 Opp. Poland 111m
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