o
mm“, M u. an”.
it: "— I‘ll-ill.
~- Walk. -
.. male and female.
. -._\ work and good working con-
il. l‘o Battery Corporation.
_ “LIA Numb age lady for galler-
:. . .~-~s~.-ork: rcfcr‘cnces necessary.
.4. ..:.‘:.rd Ave. South Norwalk.
t
,:‘..>»~V\'i1ite (t more]
.-r ~ ti South Main St.,
Hartford Lunch.
\‘ At .t‘..
- "TEFL—J‘Olm'ed sccond maid for
' virilLl'css and parlm- work. Ex-
Maid.’
13“.-
Address
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z'l.t"~_* unnocessax‘y.
- Rommel.
new
South
ANTED TO RENT from Oct. 1. in.
unfur-
rooms with
a
zadx'ancr. M. C. care of
>m'i. finrwail’. or Norwallt,
”mg-cl apartment. 4 to T
1: will“ :‘ cat: “uuzld
cw ll; . .11;
Pullflt"i,
pay rant
‘fs
A
ANTEDWSXHaH washing to do at
li‘uli’n.
5;»
‘»..'£TED—~6 l-ixci)‘ school boys to dis-
, In. ._ (-‘n'I-li >;.niplcs. Apply to Mr.
ll'Culll‘tnl"? garago at S 3.111.
11'
77A Ford gloating or run-
vJZR pay good price for tho
"L no drgtlcrs; call 2389 after
llENT~On or
1.9. by rclizihlo
about
people.
Siren to those with
tly Employment Bu-
& 'l‘ou‘ne Mfg. (30..
;’1.A:.
jr
t_\ a
L“.
i. lillt‘d American (mplc.
.:,~. 2. Nash Lane, Bridge
"r Dl'li'vcry clcrk. onc rcturn-
5 hoot protcrrcd. ModeTn
7 North Main strcct.
flusiNEss NOTICES
liNth. loll Island. (30m
l'afn‘cr. Graining. Glazing,
|~.o:ating. Estimates cliccr-
1 for all work. Phone 2311.
. EROS. CO.. Motor transporta-
G:.:c.d big truck at your ser-
anywhere. Good service guar-
Ask for our rates. Tel. calf
l.‘
t '; HAN & FLYNN. local and long
. trucking 01' all kinds, ()tficc
"u. i’honc 1577. House phone
(i
‘ 'v-‘ N I. s. .—__
MADE TO ORDER.
:iuvzito-d. High class work.
=onalilc. Norwalk Mattress
' Ate, To}. 1341.
. August 1st, lllc Royal
it‘_'t'
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7' q .1: .
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‘_ * Norwalk. Sit-pitch
“Fr.
HARD DEAN.
urn ‘Norwalk.
Imz. Sworn.
will. Rcmiirin
Phone 992—3.
Auto “.“il Carriage Body Buildinz and
rl-oairmz.‘ “y atcr Slrect corner of
ht. otmosxto ilcrshl‘lelds.
.‘ltlllNG. guttcrti. lawn rollmz. con‘
i a done in first-
. stvlc I Clar Rice with Nor-
e
i l: Sunblv Cc. 108'Veater St. Phon
l:
Plumbing an
1‘ Hot VVatcr-and Gas
I 2 nromvtlv attended
7 l
l'::vmund
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WALL. PAPER AND PAINT
Tv-e Background of a Happy Home.
~: r'v'wvm“ ten thousand him- of
. L-Hf-St designs and coloring
w-ri hordcrs. You know that
- .. udvanccs in price like every—
‘19» But before going some place
1 {my high priccs [ wish you would
> my stock first and save from
".1 pw- cent. Estimates cheerfully
m pint-r and painting. Pain: Ind
: .~.- and save "tone?"
' EXANDER .WHITE
.t‘l. Tel. 2139.
NORWALKS' ELECTRIC CO.
F.._ECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959
’ So. Main St. 51 Other"! Avg.
"w“walk Em: Nol‘fiflk
Ray Wcrme, Mgr.
w. e ‘cr Us and We’ll wire for VG!“
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linVP some by paying, for
' i Hlv—illiiylng it. Phone 1347.
Liam-id bottom row boat.
:: it: have same by identi-
fldllrcss RUB. care Senti-
SALE on account of
”tgnlvtt- set, of Fish Marv
consisting. of Ice Boxes,
who-s. live fish tank, office.
.‘rul oyster stand. marble
malcs. knivcst, ‘awrtingfi.
clcctric light. fimtircs:
'cur flow sinks. Salc W'ed—
gust 11th. 1920 at 2 pm.
ncr order of Stamford
."~< Main strcct. Stamford.
- fixtures cost $3.500. one
E P. Jordan. Auctioneer.
LOST.
<. $0388 on South Norwalk
flank; payment
:rmk.
-t: toot dory skifl, grew 31'
\11 9 outside. varnished stern
- :4». linen rope around my
qw humpcr. Reward. LOSE
' “Z Haemmel, 116 West
l' .
rw York city.
FRED F. WA!!!” O 00.
MEN‘S 3303 m
102 South Wm
“cst Broguu, ........«
~1~Sh Last, .........-
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Qpen Until 62'. .1.
WeiandM'IP.‘
Uf‘l."
L 7."
or day work. Inquire 115 “Vb
A Hnall house. or 3 or 4-
‘. man‘s. bathing suit: own-F
ref
stoppgd; .
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3:10:23 onnamun '7
8'08an
FOR SALE—«Roasting chickens and
broilers every day at No. 10 Rowan
street, East Norwalk. Will dress if
desired.
FOR SALE—~—Fresh Jersey cow with
calf. Inquire of Joseph Vadas, 2.
Vi'iusor . , South Nomlk.
FOR SALE—4.918 Jim-d. mu
mountable rims. A-l good tires,
1915 Ford touring car. A-l. good tires.
3275, also 1917 Ford toruing body, $59.
Call 5 W'estport Ave” or phone 21652
aftcr 5 pm.
F0 RSALE~Good 60 acre farm with-
Stock and tools; milk sold at the
door. immediate possession. D. S.
Hull. Hax'iland Bloc-k. South MOI-walk.
No. 195 East A\'e.. East
.
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FOR SALE—4500.00 each. It?“ build.
mg lots. 50x34). “’aler, gas, elec»
tricity and sewer in street. Apply
James L. Hoyt. 7 Cottage street.
FOR SALE—6 room house all modern
iuuirovements. good location;‘ must
hcll quick am leaving town. '54 W'ood»
ward Avc.
FUR SAME-«‘Super Six Hudson Coupe,
runs and looks like new, freshly
painted, 31.250 and an Wad Six.
5 passcngcr, in line shape. 3775.
Ad-
dress F. \V. (3.. care Sentinel.
For: SALE-V‘Fruit or apme orchard
for Sale; on trees. 'I‘el. Marian. 887.
FOR SALE-250 amo tubes; all uizcé;
‘81
380.
“1‘ man.
The 1691 when of the Second
.V Mulch. Mali
City 0 Km are hereby noti.
3“.“th «m
of the Second Voting District of
the Rum and my or Iorwdk
will be in session in Polflmn':
barber shop, W 11
ton My, August 6th, and A -
ust 13th, 1920, from 12 o’clock ‘11:,
‘untd 9 o‘clock; m», firthe pur-
- .1 d ‘ 'ons ifor
caucus .an ‘ on
and for Ma m
Electors changing from one dis-
trict ,to moths: kindly hand
some. 06' R ' when»
August 13th to assure you the
right to caucus. .
nuns 5'. 8m
mum: mom,
Registrar: of Voters, Second Vol.
ing Dix-lot, for the Town sud
Oil? of Renal];
v
very choc . Mahonev, 52 Van Zan
Tel. 11825. p ' L’
FOR SALE-«Motorcycle. There single.
in tirstvclass condition. chain drive.
price $35.00. Rcason for selling. Ad-
dl‘rss, Motorcycle. cure Sentinel.
PO R SALE «l’mncrtv
M. 1’ M r-
“((#211851‘ a ’table for “31111.9” lam
.‘ . gar on hi
5!. ho {illicit & filer 00.. 01.3%
Norwal k. Conn.
FOR RENT~Six rooms. wator. loilct
and gas tor cooking. $15.00. Poe-
sosmnn on the 14111. I). 8. Hull. 94
fi'ashingtou xtrcol. South Norwzflk.
l-‘Qlt SALE whwellinx. 10 room. with
lire- places. toilet. bath. gas. city wa
for and scwcr conncclions: also ga-
rage; lot 801-140 foot: well locutcd:
Norwalk. Fri or
$6.800 a bargain. Also a two family
housc, slate root‘ with bath. toilct.
rzmac. lmilcr, gas. city water, sewer
nnnvclitms. No. 21 Marshall 81.. South
Norwalk. Price $4.500. For particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Norwulk.
Red Estate. Insurunco.
TO LET
“ill ht.- locatcd at l‘l‘Scntim-
1}, Union Strcctd. Main St.
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TO LET ~ Furnishml room with UN! ol
halh in private family. E. (l. P. cure
I. Only nit-n need apply.
To LE'I‘wSix rooms: partly improved.
ADM." at Hartford Lunch, 6 North
T0 Ll‘JTr—fl pleasant furniuhcd rooms
with bath room and other improve»
mr-nts: suitahlc for light housckccn
mg; :middk- aged couplo protons-d; 22
Taylor Ava, ncar Flax Hill Road.
FOR RENT~STURAGE SPACE
household furniture. Sop-rue rooml.
Semi-fire proof building. Hubbcll Coal
& Storage Co., Inc, Sagatuck, Conn.
Tel. Westport. 296.
CARPETS CLEANED
It is our businesq to Clean
Carpets and Rugs, and by hand
process to restore the colors.
Goods called for and delivered.
Connecticut Carpet
Cleaning 00.
Geo. 8. Wyman, Manager
37 CEDAR STREET PHONE 909
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST CO.
scum mwm coin.
W
LOOIIIG om HIS um
BALANCE
for the first time my a Inn
is surprised to find himself so A
much ahead. He has bmu
everything he really needed,
yet has more money amid. fl,“
he ever had when he kept .-
own cash. The reason is east»
AnimuItAtThicBuk
‘ ends torsiopv spending that inn-ll
necessary. A man will drawn
T Qdollur out of his pocket much
mowreudily than he willdraw
Wed at South Now this
J30th day of July, 1920.
got
voucc mimic
UNKNOW’N IN 1765
(Comlnued from first page)
‘ flu
court housc la a rccnrd of law suits
reported for this stoic from 1785 to
1738 and for the past term of the
state courts from September until
lust June.
In the quaint laminate of our form
fathers. and printed in thc old English
typo. tho history of the trannurmlons
and litigation! of thc old patriots
makc lntcrcstlnz rcndinu. The nut~
standing Icahn-p of "to record. how-
m'cr. is that for tho thrcc ycara in
which tho court cascsa wcre rcpnricd
not onc pctition tor divnrrc was: an
pilot! for. .
in thosn «lava. hcforr- thc diurovcry
of cho and its: div-woe laws, befnrc
jazz music and hlchnriccs, stayinu
married was nppurcntly a compare
chly may maltcr. At prcscnf. how~
c-x'cr. with "alimcvn“ and “custody of
thc childrcn" lcadiitu‘lhc list at lcual
phrasca around thc court rooms, a
half day ever}- west; in dcvnletl cx-
cluslvcly to untangling marriagc
knots. K )
Deaths Warner-ah
Babv Collinl.
{nth Mario ('olllns. cizhhltua old
daughter or Mr. and Mrs. .irvscph Cu!
lins of 7 Now anti-coat. East Norwalk.
died at the horm3 or her parcntu last
night. The funeral was lucid thlg af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock from thc homc.
:nnd inlcrnwnt was in Ft. Mary‘s come.
cry. .
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STATE LABOR REPORT.
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Thin
Situation in Hartford Better
Any City in Connecticut
‘HARTFO’RD, Aug. l2.«——(‘ommi$sion-
Or “'miam S. Hyde of the State De-
partmcnt of Labor Statistics in his
monthly report issuml ycstcrdav. in-
dicates; that 4.764 people applied for
work in Connecticut durlnar the month
of July. and that 4.504 applications
for help were received during the
same period. .
The situation in Hartford is better
than in any city in the state. accord-
ing to the report. 1.018 applications
for employment were received. com-
pared with 1.065 applications received
for help. ,
In Bridgeport. 1.217 applications for
cmploymcnt were received. compared
with 1.888 applications for help.
KlflBY DEFEATED BY CARAWAY.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark...Au.2 12.-—-U. S.
Senator W'illiam F. Kirby apparently
was defeated for renomination by
Representative Thaddeus H. Caraway
in Tuesduy’s state-wide Democratic
primary. unofficial returns from more
than two-thirds of the State showed
today. Secular kit-by. characterized
by President Wit-tar. as one of the
.“wflfut” Senate”. was ducked by
his opponent during in campaign for
his opposition to the Jar-anal Admin-
istratiou in the early stages of the
War.
EN AT ROTON take a sail on the
Wards Ma . Sight seeing, east. west
and aroun the, lighthouse. Each trip
45c Expert, manazcmtnt. Mills mid Mc—
finest:
from: nag-mar mus:
cum: and m
'11 mu m. 'm m.
non: mm rap.
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ate action, regardless of whom the
offenders may be.
32M 00 said that he had ad
critic affine prohibition
to menrwork made by Mm:- New-
ton C. Brnnurd and that in repxy-he
hteen men. it was impassible to abso-
lutely prevent all violations in Cou-
mflicut; it wouldn require at: slimy.
to ravenf. 311111331 3 across 9 Jew
m3]: bombi- linoq he added. although
his men. he believes, have been re-
markably Mectlve in their work.
"limo:- Brainnrd, has a perbcct
tright to mucise me," Mr. McAuhfte;
'oaid “however, I do not believe If he;
'knew of the work, we have been car-
’rying on.‘ My esttmatc that there is
would guy that, with a force or four— ,
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Now is Your Chance toBuy Yam-Funn- it: y
lure, Rugs, Linoleums or Holdup
nishings at Genuine Reductmns'
'now78500,000 in confiscated whiskey.
lin the customs houses at Bridgeport}
land New Haven is conservative and;
'is based on a valuation of only $10 a;
lease. Considering the $750,000 of al;
‘cohol we have seized a total at
8.250.000 in liqum- has been confls .
'cated, .
I Mr. McAutifl'e said that yesterday
'momlng a. new Peerles< touring car.
valued at more than $3.000. was con-1
fiscated at Greenwich. \\ ith a cargo or:
forty gallons of alcohol. Thc any.‘
two touring cars seized by his men
include some very valuable machines. .
Mr. McAulf'ffe said. whilc the twenty»
five trucks are nearly all large and
icomv can. He added that there has .
been. particular aciivity at Greenwich
land that his mg“ 319 making whole.
{sale conflbcations at that point. nab-
bing liquor smuggler: from ‘Acuw
.York. He repeated that at least four.
teen Hartford saloon owners will be.
’arrested within the nmt two weeks.'
and that. when the icdcral ‘court
opens at New Haven. the activmc’s at
his force will be, madn \cry apparcnt.
In his own case Mr NicAulifl‘e ad»
do! ithat ho had only twclvlc hours
up betwen Saturdcr evening and
last night tnd that himselt and son-
cral cf his ngcnts ww. on Highpoint;
of exhaustion. .
FAIR FULING C
. IS MODIFIED
(Continued from Fir-It pas.)
gate thc dccision. wh’n‘e Was made {12 .
an effort to stamp out stumbling.r for
mnucy at sf'ltc fairs, :
ho had can?
accretary of
’hntlle slaw
action taken
Sccrctarv llcaly said
to the presidcnt and
(«cry fair acsnc-ititinn
pamphlet advising: tin-
by the state board "1 :wriculturc at a 5
pamphlet ‘
dcclarcd it .
ntrclinz Aumht .-. 'lhc
Paid thc subcommilt-v
,cnuld guaranthc that film officials of
thc local {air asszmiuv «ms would scc
that tho 1‘“ch and H‘uulutiomw as
made by the stato lvmwl {m- previous:
i
boon won arc ought luck for cash,
f the boa“! apprise: a
that sun. 21!ch of
in prngrcss tho
mnct can 9 the arrest or clcctlrm of
the guilt pcrsun. This ta in accord.
{mun fly): scttlon 2126 Of the general
atatufcs. If the fair official docs not
tnk- such action hc will liPrf‘nHQideed
tn hnvc furnished prima lacto evi-
dcncp that the ammo; art prnnnmtnz
with thc consent of the fair assoc-hr
lion and "in lattcr cannot have its
state appropriulion.
Fairs receiving state- aivl must give
cvpry concessionairc a badzp contain»
lug a numbcr. This muct be worn
prominently on the r-oncc-ssionairc's
pcrsnn, and a corrcspondinz number
mint appear on his stand. table or
in“. This will make it impossiblp for
a concmionaire guilty of running a
gambling came 10 evade the law by
claiming he is not the man who rent—
ed the privilege.
All lurk-cent shows via shows "for
men only" are forbidden. The rule
whcrel'ry any {air awarding a pro
Minm or prize to a grade sire cannot
receive state aid is still in force. The
pamphlet points out that so long us
prescnt laws relating to fairs are on
the statufc books it is the do“ at
fair officials to see that. they are com-
plicd with. It is not required. Eat
dclezutes from the state board of u
ricultnre enforce those laws. it in
only required of thcm to 390 as to
whether thev are twin. enforced.
This on be done. says the pamphlet.
if the fair officials nuke a determined
offal-t to enforce them.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Ill—«Gillan-
.huva been 1.9st from the headquart-
or: of the Eastern Department for the
abandonment of Camp Upton. N. Y..
and the salvaging of the camp equip
ment. The Forty-first Infantry. now
at Cap l‘pton. will be transferred?”
and Infantry to some other post not
yet sclectcd. .
=Movem€nts of the troops will be
completed before cold weather sets in,
.the orders said.
IF YOU HAVE ANY
REAL E373“ FOR
SAL-E, LIST IT WITH
. LAWRENCE AGENCY
15 $0. MAIN 8'!" '
PWE 1900
acheck‘fer it. An ‘05!” fit
you will mean
less unnecessary
”i“?
JIT EXHAUST WHf-STLES
t BRIDGEPORT, Aug. l2.+—Several
davs am a warning was issued by
'(he local police to fitney men not to
lure exhaust whistles and now the
‘statc police. through Sergeant Frank
'Virelli. comes forward with the same
warning. The sergeant informcd
President Schwartz of the Bridgeport
Bus association last nightihat he had
received lush-muons from Chic:
Thomas Egan a: Barnard to urn-n
[jimeymen that prmutions would
“follow if the practice was not stopped.
LWALT‘R WlNAN‘: 95KB SUEDE“.
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L LONDON“; 12f-Wamr Winn».
widely know: man redid“: of
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years wore cnlorr-c'l M‘- the coming«
mason. Thc board tl» :cfnrc dccldcd
to modify its recent rullnu m: to
uamcq or 'f‘llfflll'm. vctlr to prohibit .
at all an‘iiultural tuix- games of;
chancn whom 1110!le is nficrcd as:
prizes. or.whprc mizw which havc
official 3
can» uprou TO BE Aaknconual
éflq—q—I _
'MWWM‘ m
Camp Meade. 3d. and the Forty-soc.
Our '» emoval Sale
05ers you an excellent opportunity to make your homc more beautiful and m
attractive with Furniture. Rims and Floor Coverings of all descfintions.
The enormous size and completenéss of our stock. with thc/unuluul fine quality of-
feted and the price reductions..niake this sale the likes a? which has never before
been ofl’ered.
K‘
see what wondc
saving to you.
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inamocnnflc CAMPMGN UNDER lwmrnsss GIVES HIM mp" mo.
WAY.
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It is therefore wise that you anficiute int what you need .then come in here and
rful onnortunities unit your choice.
NEW
Dav. Hefteman
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dini room. In ed room. library 0 rkitcben we have it. or
. ' ‘crintion. or any odd chair. niece of furniture for
housc. you will find it here. and remember. it vat-ices that mean a hi!
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COLLIN»
l8 ARRESTED.
YORK. Aug. 1'3.—-Dctcct.ivp
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testified in ‘Wlsh- that good workman-Hp, m m
Governor Cox en route in (‘amp PGI‘Vington Hcizhts court that, when h-‘z‘ and moderate prices are not the polish
.ry. Ohio, to deliver his first address asked a waitress in I keno: avenue which attract you, bug my
Since his nfltmt‘flflofi‘ and WW hisrcstaurant “what was good" she- lald who are looking for - qua
running inane, Franklin D. Roosevclt. a list of racing tips on his plate. She‘dentictry are convinced by mm
on a Western trip,
tplan of carrying thcir cause to the.
people today was under way.
i Leaving herc this morning for To-
ledo, Govnruor Cox was to motor frmn
'thcre to Camp Perry, an hour‘s ridc.
{and speak about 5:530 p. m.. returning
hero tonight via Toledo.
l cchuo. Aug. i2.HI-‘rukttn ._
Rcoscvelt left today on a. SPERM!!!
.trip that will tab-e him. through flit-con”
{States and as far “'est as the) PuciK‘
coast. . ‘
i Three speech” are on today! pro-
ixrum. opening with brief addrasses at .
th-nmha and Metric. Wis._. and closx
Tin: with a nivht meeting. in Milwau-
(kec. '
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 12.—-Rcmo—
.vat of (‘ommandcr W. J, Tcrhune as
{Naval Governor of American Samoa.
ircccntly reportcd in Washington ad.
fvices. followed demands from officers
imd natives of Samoa for an official
iinnutry imo the administration oft'he
Malinda. accmding to advices from
fSuki-mt, mac puillcherc today.
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Headaches are caused by unto-tutor;
Ration—which man: can Li
Liver Ind bowel ”not called toning!
sucked into the M «cit. tho hour! .
which pump: the blood so fast that it.
consents in the smaller arteries and i
veins of the head, producing violent.;
throbbing pain and distm w.
headache. You become ’ . ,_
t, sick, feverish and whitening,
your main :0“! M Macaw:
you. Then you rim-Luv lowland}
uphill or the bromides, which temper-j
any, relicve‘bnf‘do‘nfit no the m6;
at them lrri ' ’- ' ' » 5
A glass of hot water with a tea»
spoonful of lhnestonc phosphate in it. 4'
firm! bebré' breakfast will not only.
rush mace poisons from your system.
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cud cure y of headache. but will:
clam. pi: and {radar the no}.
mun-y caué
i at your “waist for u angler
mt! of 1' tone chuckin-
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‘ w. aha buy furnmn.
‘10 you save any JIM”
Win will w you 9* 9"“ ""
”pen the yr... and everything
else.
the Dcmocralifiwas held for court.
a...“
Do you‘ {Mantle M I 0°“ PM?
if to, sell it to—
JAFFi l. ASH
TELEPHONE 499
liiwm.onlt. nan _
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwich.
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ment that they have M ”I I”
dentist. It dun not w I“ nun-
0t how much work your 30‘ I.
need, you will find I am lulu. h
same care to a minor co ~
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