(I "‘.a:”" y.
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v. i KI-lw‘Stifl: hat trimmers. Por-
. . : Hat (‘0.. corner Water and Hav-
pu l .~*rths._ South »Norwalk.
v 4 grail ~.\l:m 0! strong. to as-
- lli [)l‘t'x’b‘ room. South fiwa
;. .i incl. .... CH
rial» t‘lerk with some knowl-
,, at bookkeeping also vauainted
0.. :. i‘lb‘id'ing typewriter at add—
”whale. Pay to start $80 per
i. imluding board and lodging.
\.. “l'llt‘l' by letter in’ own' hand-
y. 3; u: in person to Dr. Given's
5. allliil at Stamford, Conn.
J FOR SALE—Pair fine field glasses,
‘ cycle. two-weeks old. Phoneflfl.
(value :30). Price $10.00. Address
P. O. Box 123. Rowayton.
FOR scans-amt touring cat )1 first
class running condition; cheap to
quick buyer. Webb Bros. Tire Store,
131 South. Main, St.,.South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—1 19-tt. Cabin boat; 4-
h.p. Barker engine; first class con-
dition; _1 20ft. Launch, 4-h.p. Barker
engine in finecondition: 1 $60.00 bi.
r , \ HUN WANTED-A girl wants
. and do general housework. 17
.iit‘vl. South Norwaik.
. "1 Delivery clerk. one retm‘a
.. ~ , so llool preferred. Modern
.. l.) North Main street.
FOR SALE—Cole 6-cylinder 5—passen-
ger touring car. Tires and car good as
lxalll‘iilynlg bargfain, $1600. dAlso three
_ louse or sae an three big
lots adjoining house. inuulre 43 Chat-
nut street, or phone 826-5.
v’lill A girl for general house7
l’huilt' 1970. A
' '. 2 1-21) Flt-nozranher and t l' t
Auzust. ogce of zig-
.. :ionfll nl
1. '. Mimi-n Apply at o .
y, .3~.II (lurnsm‘ or Jersey cow.
. -n to lll’ fresh: price mlist be
I All», TM. 1942 Norwalk.
3 .3 Mil Small bundle of wash to
home: will live mtismction.
-: ~‘l’l‘l‘l. South Norwalk.
i I
FOR sans—+0“ mmy
room set; one Wilton rug. 9x1 .'
practically new; one library stand;
one 8:1“le waterl set, and a few other
mass 0» at ic e3; reasonable ri ..
[17 Betta Place. East Nomik. n W
FOR SALE—One house. one barn
about 20x24. Henel'y, 14x40 with two
acres land. more or less. No. 25 New
Canaan Ave. Nor Inquire; 0&1
John H. Wilson. No. 7 Chestnut sh,
after 6 p.m.. South Norwalk. Conn.
dint.»
Juli tiirl over 16 for Banner FOR.SAliEH—Tl‘umlJell car; 6 tires; __ . der Article x, a program of armed,
,. 0,: _\fl_il‘i\ alto—glows. . 6 rims complete. D. W. “M. care Sea- 00 you gava any junk? force is agreed upon and the congress}
7 TO IiET ‘93?”- N Do you want to got a good price? of the United State ideclinesmto ge- ;.
‘ ‘ - . « if .0 soil it to— spend. The execut ve we (1 e 7
. .00-..“ militmfxfififi‘“? ' “9“de ' JAFFE a. ASH ' called upon to carry, on a you Without‘
a i "um m nishvd from "i“ -. -“ 8' P’ “a" ”.3 and Who will pay you the price for constitutional anthority or we should‘.
ll‘“ (film) 'gt-ntiomen £3.05“ ‘ ”mg “gmmg eqmpmem‘ Wm 9“ papers and rant and everything prove our compact nomore than i l:
a». 3:: will :26 Burrm; 0053:1100 do: change. Philip Maloney, 52 Vain! else scrap of paper “'9 are on the side
. . —'l‘-' ' ' “a“ 3‘" Phone 11325. ' TELEPHONE»: '0: both safety 'and' honor to hoid'for .
5. 1‘7“? , , , . FOR SALE“)? , _ We also buy furniture. ourselves the decision of om~ nhiixa~
' ' 'l .ixffizs ‘gggggf’fl‘lt'?n” tgdr tl'ic lights: szrlfisttgijt‘élgf eligi'iotel‘bce tions to the world." '
i . .- [' {lives 66 dSo'lllh M m‘ "9‘3 led from a new r, on » -Senator Harding said in part: i
‘ , 0 Wm \‘ol‘W'llk a ”MOMM‘X Cunninzham secllzich. l‘i , “There have come to me. not It all i.
.__. _- l _— Uh— -_ . Nlarshall Slrtmt. TPI. 390. _ . ~— unmm‘ngh, the expressed anxietiesi
': 1"l' 1:. lil('i_', rooms for light Oil SALEMA Garton steam holler for ‘ at Americans foreicn horn, who are~
1 , ‘.>....-l.vin;:. 0.1 Osborn avvnue. nuiarce homo. Apply 38 liaywiew ave. ~ ‘mg ‘asking- our cmntry’s future attttmh:
) ‘ ”Wm“ e or Dh 1251' , *‘ / on territorial awards in the adjust-fl
. .' “ _ FOR SALE— Biz bargain 0 . - ' MD menl oi: peace. Thny are Americans.
‘ ,' I f "1 f.-”;. “ fr'M‘lhfil 3‘09"“ .‘n "’0‘" bunimlow with' bigezzltdgiis , all but they haven proper and natural?
"Ea-iii: .hnmrlsgalggelllllllgfh.flgll¢g¥: $30112“ 2"”.‘l‘6x‘g’0 film-rot with} ,, .. interest in the iortunes of hinsfolkl
.' lizmzml. Address. Rooms caflro ”5 lnduiro'oi (l. H Pong??? V0505. :.,-." ‘ n mama and native lands. if our land is :3
~ “— .. WWW 3'”? a'°'.""’- East Norwalk. Call anv “fantastical-imam settle the envies. rivalries, jealousies;
l v: l:~:.\'l‘ House at Bell Island“; i“ aite: 5 mm ' mcumaartsmmnonwm and hatreds of all. civilisatiou. these:
~' ‘Iiwzii For particulars write FOR 8 LE~P rt. -- . 'lht w ' adopiml sons of 'llo republir want,
H N”; 1'14“?” island. CH)" '83:}: girosileléa l: {Kr againlggtfiaal‘gr ' . 4" "othaclfia. 7 the settlement tax arable to the land .
‘ ‘ ' Ear“? on ni n . . _. ‘ ,
, “F3 .f‘ENTT‘STURAGE SPACE N'orwall? 3&3“ “ 83"” 0“. Sm?" u"??3§"l-'3l.‘"?i "it‘ll; or blend"!!!
“HM tuxrllmfzii Sepgrate rooms. ' - For sale!” Greek and ‘Rulcm-ian. Italian and‘
: ‘ Om. proo )u “8' ubbeli Con! 33 AARON 01m Slovac, or Imakinz any of then: no. 5-
r 7‘40 Co.. Inc, Sagatuck, Conn FIBRE om“. “n0! joicingiy American when the land ot‘l
\‘Uustport. 296.
BUSINESS NOTICES
~ -.1 .‘lllt‘l' August lst. the Royal
' 0-. lini‘llcv will llt‘ locniml ill 12
‘« 'll‘it‘ sin-(II. Norwalk. Stephen
l ' ”15.0".
i 43> WAslll‘Zi) AND POLlSHEl) by
\"tl‘i‘t'l' at Victoria Taxi (‘0..
». v Hi ‘5
'l.'v ..-.> desiring fluidinz
« mault Mrs. Lillv
\ n.2ll‘
‘ East Norwalk. Hours 10 am.
‘ u m, ridzty. Public Seance. 8 um
.mul {V by unpomtmenl only.
‘ lliT‘él‘iilN090i‘Lh-Nl- on 0.10.00
2- s. cc. ' v
.: .EL’LJLEOB" l7. llloutm nhone 9:ng
it'lflHARD DEAN. 19 Union Street
South Norwalk. Plumbl I
l‘vl'lllll. Steam. Hot Water 25d and
.~ a
mum. Renairin promptly attendgd
- l’llono 992-3.
, .
Aw ) and C'arriaze Body Bulldinz and
‘. pairing." Water Str 9. corner f
10 .0 mumi St. opposite elfershlields?
l . HiliVG. gutter . lawn rol'in em!—
“ 040‘“. s05“ an: it: it:
I '7 .7. ' ,_ , ~w r‘
1 1.; supply Co.. O§Water St. Phone
. and help
Nichols. (Hall--
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WALL PAPER AND PAINT
'The Background of a Happy Home.
‘ - ' received ten thousand rolh
' i ii .per;
i z. ,vunswri homers. You know that
v lime: advances in price llk! Mr?-
~ “1“" But before going some place
«- .m i pay high prices I wish you would
in « l\_~r my stock first and save from
. z.» p-r cont. Estimato- cheerfully
i . w: timer and painting. Paint. “(1'
l‘ "7 n iii? and anve'moheyu
ALEXANDER
E
Si rent. Tel. 2139.
THE NORWALK‘S' ELECTflic CO.
ELECTRicAL CONTRACTOR.
Telephone 999
“- '/’_~ 80. Main St. 51 Ohio"! Alla-
G: horwaik Eon Nam-III
Ray Wet-me, Mgr.
' Wire for Us and We'll WIN!” m
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Rainy: vomtmn
( By rm
Baxter’s Comm
ORDER OF NOTICE
, "M or" Nor-walk, so. Probate
‘ . August 4th_ A. 1)., 1920. ,
‘wl was. written application has
;. mutie- in this Court for the ad-
~. =2: in probate of a certain Vl‘lt-
‘ 'I. .‘..~'rum+~nt as and for the Will of
. .. A. Waterbury, late of Norwalk,
District. deceased.
d That said application he
“ _ and determined at the Probate
‘j in Norwalk, on the 17th day of
" ' lfiL’H. at 2 o'clock, after noon;
. 1‘ public notice'thel‘eol be 3ch
. all persons interested by pub-
.4 this order in a. newspaper
"4 ‘l circulation in said District.
live days before said day of
1.”.
i‘a‘ixm' w. GREGORY, Judge.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
liS Railroad Ave., Phone 937.‘
Spiritualislic Mi‘tlllllll. 5 Thilt'll
0’
Latest designs and coloring»
F. H. BAX’BEB. m .
Overhauling and Depth-lug
11 Hanford Place. Tel. 925.
FIORE enemas, Props.
, li‘tlli SAL ‘él’rooeru' \vilh'n ‘ -
ulvs w‘al ‘ oi“ Norwal Pris . 501%"?
.llousv. contains .six lam. tea. {ms 0 iv
lwnlvi'. sewer connections. iollv s
\\:ii—.’ll)i,llb!. cus- lor lighting and cotllt:
int-t lmnpriv Is Well local!!! and in
A»! (‘OndllIOlL cuts for $86.00 pg!
illiOhih Sal \‘ . ._
ticulzll‘s ask: D ce. 37'0")- I'm in:
Ask Jenn T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street. Not-walk
Real Estate. Incomes.
CARPETS CIlEANED
It is our business to Clean
Carpets and Rugs, and by hand
process to restore the colors.
Goods called for and delivered.
Connecticut Carpet
Cleaning (30.
Gen. 8. Winn], Manager
appeals so clauses u a mm.
second only .to surrender of natmnal-
ity to international”, Senator Bard.
tial Wrench. today declared
. would "ruther have industrial and
L social peace at home than command
this country to permit “our activities
‘in seeking for peace in the old world
to blind us to essential. or peace at
home" and added
can be made' to forget the attempted
,barter of nationality, well and good"
we. _ y‘ '
MARION. 0.. Ana. 5.-mryln£
ing in hiaaeoond front parehpmtm~
that if he could choose but one he,
the international peace of the world's” ;
He asserted it would be unwise tor . <
that "if Amos-teal
.a
I
i
but that "when nationality is sumo. 0
'.dored to
Wewill buy mu: m
Mammalian-lulu!
cocoa-Innis” w you
'Ilve. rm. to th‘unl-
ity o: the soda. A loan «u
always.
”loco-mum Goods “who! our.“
9 Railroad Ave, South Nor-walk.
lEliAt Monti: °+
Raglan-arr Notice _
The legal voters of the Second
Voting District of the Town and
City of Norwalk are hereby noti-
f‘ed that tho We! Voters
0 the Second Voting District of
the Town and City of. Norwalk
will be in session in Pohlman’s
barber shop, Washington street,
on friday, August 6th, and Ang-
ust 13th, 1920, from 12 o’clock 111.,
until 9 o’clock p. m., for the pur-
pose 01 receiving application for
canon: and primary registration
anglfor correction of said listed“.
actors changing {rm om
trict to another kindly hand
August 13th to assure you the
right to caucus. 0 .0
RUFUS .1. 8mm
mm mm,
Registrars of Voters, Second
ing District, for the Town and
FRED F. WATKINS & CO,
MIN’S 8803 8T0”
Roar Dr. J'. H. Sloman'a—
—-Up a Flight
,102 South -Wslhlngton
SHOES 0!! A
, FOOTING ..
FBOH m SOLE UP ' '
Lawnmower, Mum
5‘Duuml Toe, .............$850
Open Until B P. H.
Wed. a'nd’Sa‘t. 7?. M.
w
up;
, LOST.
LOSTwCombination brill d hence
DOC ethook cont i in: 3?? July
'31s. ooketbook hit on m'iilgéy, ne-
tumirgr from Roton Point t Norwaik.
5:30 . M. Reward. 30:130. D1111“.
LOST——Between Haviland street and
Woodward avenue; laoc- -cve '
sum of money. Reward it
to Sentinel Otllce.
LOSTaBetween Erlst
Beth: Point a large Claxan horns
Finder will please ”one: at samurai
office and redone
Tel. Darlen, 259-3.
LOST—~Hook, 9568 owSoIth Nurwalk
Savings Bank; payment stopped;
Jew!!! to bank.
about 9:30. Contained key and ma
‘- m
Norwalk and4
#200 reward, or”
‘ Fred'W. Connolly, Plumbing
Steam and Hot Water
1 Heating; jobbing prompt
attended to. Phone 2336.
BROWNS PU RCHASE~ PITOHER.
a pitcher. has been purchased by the
St. Louis An’lericans from the 'Des
Moines club. *or the. Western League.
flunch is to report lounediately.
W
GARD OF THANKS ‘
Thanks from ii’lP‘bUltom of our hurts
are hereby extended to friends, migh-
bors and everybody i'or the great
sympathy. numerous “is of klndnool.
have just gone through. We will
never forget their goodness, and wish
mic‘ed.
02mm avenue, for whammy-did;
that our means were t
panions, Herbert Hirst and Edward
for standing by him
.. ..myrramou rewards.
Plans and specifications covering
t e new extension to the power house
“*irivt of Norwalk. ss.” Probate. o ThePSOuth Norwalk Electric’Works
‘ l'» ' August 4th. A; D.,71920. - my be see ‘ during Elem m
lam- or Chas-lea T. 'Mltehell, kw hing Alain th,.19 0 at the office of
”l .. j'lWillk, in said District, deceased.
-r-‘ l‘olirt of . for tile Db
who neelt‘cl to resent their ac;
» ~ worm-Ir httoo ed, width,
if v. I“ be debarred a recovery.
I J
MAY a. MITCHELL,
“minim
_ . Probate
-‘ ‘ I Norwalk, hath limited and Val-0
' i ‘1} months from the date here4
“lab creditors of said Estate «7
their clalmo for settlements
out! hands or: The’
, -'~ : Jon's indebted to “'3‘th
' Hematite) WWW
The Board of Electrical Commission-
on. State BL. South NorwalkpConm;
_ or at the office of-Westcott.
Ensmeonfim Orange‘fit; «Ncw- -~
en;-Conn. The new extension will
mauve. (2) stories of steel and brick
"Bahamian. Allibifl* th
Wanton:
Commiu'mners, , ’3!”
',
T" 0 .fi:
do <1! »
twelve.- (12). o'clock .noon, Monday ,
m; ,. ...,- j mgifiideum 0 _
- , ' ' . . ‘3 c-‘ , neroaLBmmrsaa
-—‘I‘ryaclao'siflodat!evil—immoralina ’ ‘AND‘.
”.mtmfl’ftfi‘m "
tarot HeCue,
mood and Miss Dorothy Cytlmr.
hold. These women. left alone untii
it magma South Neruda.
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names to Registrar-I on or before intei'nntionality, little
vot‘would hold myself unworthy of your,
l
little else .
The
lnternationallty_
matters and all appeal is vain."
- address was delivered to a delegation
Taking up the league of nations
Sonata- Harding declared it to be the;
other Extreme to a referendum on a.
proposed declaration of Wu: "1 em-
phatlctlly agree" he said. “that no;
authority other than congress may;
call our boys to battle. Accepting
make. a covenant
'P dathis truth why ‘
. gang, am. 0...... .0000 0000
an t nations?" l
“Suppose“ he continued, "that un-l
adoption sits in judgment on the landf
from which they came. .
““‘e need to be resumed from -‘lm'
visionary and fruitless 'pursuit of
peace through ulitiercovemment. 1
do not want Anwricans of foreizn
birth making their party alignmento‘
on what we mean to do for some,
nation of the old world. We want,
them to he Republicans because are
what We mean to do tor the United i
States of America Our call is for;
union. not rival sympathies, Poul.’
need is concord. nol‘the antipathios
of long: inheritance. "
”it would be u sorry (lily for this
republic it we allowed on activities.
in seeking {or peace in the, old world .~
to blind us to the esaentiais oil.
peace at home. «
"it said that the Democrats
mean especially to appeal to the,
farmers and- the wage earners and;
let America forget the failure of thei
world experiment. 1: America can be a
made to forget the attempted barter:
of nationality, well and good. it
i
is
0.1.115-
to Buy Your Furm— 0.
*' tare, Rugs, Linoleums or Housefur— A, ~
mshmgs at Genuine Reductions :j
xernoval Sale
-3314. a ' ~
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34*.
odors you annexe-client opportunity to make your home more ibeautiful and mm
attractive with Furniture. km on Floor Comma of all descriptions.
The enormous size and atheism 0:100. m. with "the unusual fine quality of»
fared and the price inductions. make this sale the likes of which to never before
been oifered. ’ ' 'iit
saviniz to you.
:8 fill
.i’)
I.-.
It is therefore wise that you anticipate inst what you need .then come in here afl
see what‘wonderful ‘opportmdties await your choice.
If you need a snitch): thadilinx noun. b ed m‘lihrary o rkitcheu'weshave it..-
if it is Floor Coverimr of mom or unread chair. niece of furniture for
any room in the housesyumfid Rhine. and W. at prices not mean obi!
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a for
it,
c -......o0a
our course amid the usual conditions
in the wake of war. The world‘has
to steady down. 'We have been talk
ing about getting back to normal.
That doesn't mean the old order:
that'doesn't mean looking backward.
It is the short and easy way of say-
ing 'again io stability.’ 'once more to ‘the fast Salter team, of Port Chester. dentlflry are Minced by
‘ There hasn’t been aback» 12mm Visitors are probably the molest“ meat that they have them
America for 300 years, fseminro team in Westchester county. dentist. it does not matter
future rand, to date, have hung up twelve v
regularity:
ward look in
but the man who (can the
with highest assurance is ho‘who has
noted the paths which mm his pro-
that the inherited plan of constitu-
would be better it we could forget. But ““131 representative 1’03““? gmem-
when nationality is surrendered to
amid all appeal is in Vain. Thom 1|.
only one other menace so threaten-t
lmz to our tranmiility.
is the appeal to class in determining.
what our ”government is to be. I.
l
confidante iii spoke an Wei tot
employment. Perhaps 1 ought. to
modify that and say—except during
war, government did interfere for:
the war and we want to end that in-i
terterence.
again. Vt‘e want America free at,
home and free in the .world. Wei
want to silence the outcry of nation!
ST. LOUIS. Aug, 5.-—Georgo.LYIICh.nagainst nation, in the fullness of un-l
derstauding and we wish to silence
the cry lot class Must-class and
stifle the party appeai to‘class so that
we may
freedom. 0 . . l
Many advocates ot-paciliclsm think‘
our safeguards against war are not;
enough, that there should be a rot-s
i
to assure them it has done much to 31). agree that no authority other than-
soften the blcr: with which we were 'congress my call our boys to battle.
\Ve particularly flunk ouf’i‘ecepting this
numbers. and more particularly yet 'covenant which
Mrs. John A. Hanoi-an and family, of faith of nations?
tor their sympathy was so practical aliianc. and the super-authority of
and Christian in the highest degree. i'mtinle'x a program of armed force
all. to the in m
very com and we repeat. we will .tho united States declines to re-
eves" hold their deeds in_ grateful re- 8903(1.
membranée. Dr. Da el E. Sullivan, 'called 319011 to canyon a war without
of West avenue, and ur son's com- 'conguuuom “thorny or we should
Ainiey. also have our profound thanks scrap of paper.
in the caution!“
' SW 0? his misfortune. ”Finally. VB’ curse ves the dcclglon of our obit.
would mur outourthonkstoMiao Mar- got-ion to the world. We have over
Miss mandolin Ra _- played a becoming part in human
tumour-sea at the hospital who milk that freedom of conscience and ae-
istered i‘uato cartoon and Mother all 'Mvmch befits a Model“ repub-
nmm long with a‘tendomestand (203- rue. non prate about violated oblige»
cern that were truly wonderful to bo- than!“ the muons ‘of the earth. ,
l
16 end with the lather. did all they in the world was was an ohfltltlifll‘
could to make the W man can to omelvos, performed in sympathy
flcaiortablo, and God. we are muse. hut-“with the anointed not allied m:
» gakcn notice of their acts, and will an, autom- oplondli'put in Wu
richly reward them as they so. our to mail. war m0»: and
. lactation _, _
e ’tm . ’ . 7 ..
Grendum to (the people belorc war. f’
The other. extreme is Jouxrd among:
and honor they have shown us dur- than; who seriously pmme that .‘
lng “19 period 01 be“? "3"“th *9 council of foreign powers shall sun-
mon the sons of this depublic to war
anywhere in the world. I emphaticat
truth why make a
violates the good
“Suppose that under the military
upon and the comes. of
The executive would be
prove our compact no .more than a.
We are on them“
.. safety and honor to hold for
progress, we will not fail to play it in
m sole-n truthio that our part
monk
”I”! ‘ III I
else matters Hilly
insure tranquility in our}
ment, with the inspiratiblo of not)!!!»
and fair chance for every man.
have led men to‘ wrest
supremo“
we mean‘ to hold the
secure and
greater and grander achievement. ‘
oovsimonsmp cwrssr m
inner-1m
. either farmers or wage eaners be-
Olty of Norwalk. . 0 . v KANSAS.
87 E , cause of their larger numbers. \ e , .
C DAR STREET PHONE “9 Dated at South NONI”! all! .wiah the confidence or all. , 'I'OI “UL ham, Au” 5.——lh_e I”?
29th (it of Jul 19:0 "Then is not any governmental icorncred race for the Demomtienoln
y y’ ' _ “.04 part in fixing pursuit. profusion ominailon. for governonoccupied chietin-
terest here today so thevt'otms from
Tuesday’s 'Statwido primary were
tabulated. Based upon latest reports.
Jonathan/Davis. of Brenton. was hold
We want a free Amermfing a slight lead over Dempster Pottofi
O. T.‘WM and ”W. S, Hyatt. '
On the Republican ticket Senator
Curtis and Governor Henry Ala-u
were far ahead of their opponents tor
renominatlon.
STRASBOURG, Aug. 5.—In con-
formity with Article 145 of the Ver-
sailles truly, the German Gm
meat hu'surrendered to the munici-
pality of Strasbourg.“ oldcinnon re—
moved from the city by the German
troops in .1870. .
“‘DjANDERINEf l,
Stops. Hair Coming Out:
\ ..
SAXER CLUB. OF PORT CHESTER,
TO‘MEET LOCAL KNIGHTS OF
MUNM TEAM, SUNDAY.
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ItMay‘B‘e
} The local Knight: at Columbus will .that 9°“ workman'hip, belt material.
éhuwe the strongest kind at opposition and mum-n. pflo. are not the”,
j Sunday alternoon at
ltories and but two defeats.
:New York.
ilocai Knights has been very
5i: booking this team, and it)
that the fans of Norwalk will appre-
Tttaa tho Roach-as.
lday, and, so another keen contest is
{docked reward to. The lineup
i
I the claw the local team's efforts in sen
1°” 0‘ humw‘md motion curios only the strongest teams possi-i
u “moanent m aththe world, and ble. The visitors are rated stronger
menace
“M “I9 fall team «.5th Mn at. south W
to confidently 0“ 10 :mn mum the Mall-to last am»,
for i
both teams will appear in a lateri
. edition.
THE LAURA STREET GIANTS.
The Laura street Giants accept the
ciailengo mm the K. of C.
"day at 6230, at the Colonial lot.
Juniors. 3
The Giants, have an 01311 date. Tues-l
HE is WELL mo FEELING FINE i
i “This leaves me well. feeling line;
and with”!!! ”
feeling bad like I used to"
James (taxman. Weld. M'-
writea 3
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