Many a Ton
‘Pulmanyatonoi’purest Coal
“the dark, unfathomed caves
d hellish bear. Pull many a ton
:8 has to blush, we ween, when
no“ price so towering in the
air. Pull many a bin in cellars of
mm pines for the day when
‘ «will nestle there.
”Hope still lives and coal is
m“ fast—two cargoes down
fly and they’ll not be the
”Full—many a man has hap-
Men that way—full many a
My soon with pressure sway.
SIERRISE:
El.
A simple thins
But -— Important
New Edison PIE-CREATIONS
mllplay nearly twice as long
as any other phonograph rec-
ord made.
Again—You change nO needles.
are NEW EDISON
“The Phonograph with a Soul"
Irrndison has perfected a gen-
Miamond point for his re-
producer which is permanent.
Io tone has ever been able to
oopysEdison’s secret. No one
overzwill. -
LetUs Tell You Other
Wallerful Things About
It. 1.}; .1134
Alfred FoxPianVOlCO.
85 NORTH MAIN ST.
Young Men and Women
Here is Your
0 B P O R T U N I T Y
FALL TERM
OPENS. SEPT. 7
Send for Prospectus
REGISTER NOW
MERRILL
Business College
lm HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
‘42 Water St.
25.912155. 80. Nor-walk, Ct.
We]! Pam BBtarter and
- f era rush
(“m Greases es
“wart Speedometer Parts
’ lash Gasoline and Kerosene
Mpplics, Tires and Tubes
LG. I. Hedenberz. Prop.
Smith. Underwood.
Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented.
”mired. Re s, 35
per month. achines
sold number month
PLUMBER.
“WRITER IXCHANGI.
-msld Av... Irldgsport. Cons.
Mrlon House
Shore Dinners
.flinds of SeaFood
Steaks, Chops and
' Chicken
A La Carte
_ filingham EEBach
7 GARAGE
DEALERS
.—IN—
HIGH GRADE
USED CARS
. l for every require-
lat)
'mrshall St. Phone 390
.‘
Our advice to Our friends and customers is to build now—
Do not wait for lower prices in lumber for in reality lumber
is not high In comparison to other things—not as high now M
It may be later on, . .
Our plans, specifications and bills of materials for any
type got budding you may be thinking about are yours for the
' The information and advice we give you may save you
a good many dollars in the cost of your house or repair bill-
Come In and talk it over with us any time.
The Hatch 61‘ Bailey CO.
SOUTH N ORWALK. CONN.
...le
Angevine Furniture CO.
Furnish Homes Complete
’—-’— ,—
HershfieldMotor
TRANSPORTATION CO.
Daily Service Between New York and Norwalk————
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
‘ 10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor-
tation; padded vans for furniture work.
Main Office, 26 Concord Street, South Norwalk, Phone 294
New York Office. 201 West 20th.. Phone Chelsea 8059
ON SALE
LOUNSBURG, MATHEWSON & CO.’S.
OXFORDS AND PUMPS
AT 20 PER CENT. OFF
We have included in this sale all our other high grade
low shoes, also some very good models of high white
shoes. ‘ ._ . $.43?
Shop Before Six.
ELWOOD 53 CLOVER
122 Washington Street
Kodak PHOTO DEVELOPING Photographs 8
Films A-l Work Enlarged
(24 hours service) 3
Drugs CLIFFORD PHARMACY ”"90" ;
' So. Main St.
Prescriptions l,hu-ne' 833-X — 1532 Cigars _'
Special Quality . ‘
Whitman's Bathing Caps Delicious '4
Chocolate. 350 to 85° Soda "‘
PIES _-
TRY A WHITE HOUSE BREADERY PIE
WITH YOUR NEXT DINNER. - MADE
. FROM FRESH FRUITS—WHITE HOUSE
BREADERY NEXT TO
A. F. Beckmann 69‘ CO. Inc.
83 WASHINGTON ST. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1405
Schultze’s Saturday Specials
PRIME RIB ROASTS BONED AND
RUMPS 01’ VEAL. 1b., ...???‘E'ED;3?-1;;-.;;ggg
FOREQUAETEES SPRING mg, n," ....2zc
SHOULDER VEAL POT ROABTS, “5,. . . . . . .-
o o .‘ o o 0180
44c
WILSON’S CERTIFIED RAMS, lb. ..
SMOKED SHOULDERS, m, "'24c
SHOULDER STEAK, 1b., -'-'18c
SHOULDER POT noasrs, m, ..: III 2111“
. BOTH MARKETS cross samnays AT 7 P. n." '
wspnnsnars AT noon
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
' ilgm—A Want as.
Pom-six TEACHERS
HAVE RESIGNED '
FROM CITY SCHOOLS
Continued PM First Page.
have diirlculty in maintaining our
forces in our schools. All around as
school districts, towns and cities were
voting increases to the teachers, also
taking steps ‘to secure the "bonus"
promised by the State (and which the
State. In due time, will pay), but which
we could not get for Norwalk teach-
er's ,although. undoubtedly. we Willbe
obliged to contribute Our share In
taxes to the State or Connecticut for
the benefit of other places. Our teach-
ers. experiencing the same difficulties
as Olhcrs in trying to make ends meet
on low salaries In the face of the high
cost of living. last year asked for an
Incrcaso of two hundred dollars and
the State grant. The Board of Educa-
tion did not have the funds. Neither
could they secure them. although over
two thousand taxpayers. by petition,
slunlf‘lcd a willingness to pay an addi-
tional tax to Inch the expense, if ncc-
ccsnlv. Other communirivs. on all
Slam Cvcml-d able to nsuicl ihc lcoch—
crs. and. In Hot mound AVlFllng IIIWS.
similar to llzosc of our local Izm'crn-
FIFTH.
\\'v mr,‘ d nylon lho ll-nv‘ mu Ilzzlieucc
7.“.1 llll‘v‘mld‘lt n in lh'll‘1‘1I*lll(IIIIIS.3nII,
um um harm" to report. lhnl the rc-
.~-:Ionw was nlosl inspirinzt. Snlicilcd
lly (Irl’lcl' l:-‘ l‘f Slllnlffll'll' lxlll’m'l‘nl‘l.
:rrd who: n-wll‘h) and d' "I‘ll I‘l'll'fl“.
..l 3 yr. '<>‘.I:ll szlcrifico. p. lu {:0 nmlor'
ity conlim!‘ C: :ll ”14 ll‘
in III. 1% till!) ‘Irallinl:~ Iw III: II‘ :Ivli'llls.
lhlir Ii'j.‘ In ihc mll‘: : «ll lhcir
l‘mw n lrI-"(f‘é‘l'llh \‘Iw .. I".ll~"ll lo
5. n llml mum on :lsuro (' hr licc was
'0 firm. in lho yum:- ‘HL‘UT’I. and
link rusturrd
:"g‘:l".rfv ~'l."
111‘-
l.‘.":1|
‘C.0ll.".1’l‘ Ylil ll ll) do it. i"-
llmt v: \\'-"r1 doing: “’h1il mzr (ilizcn:
dr ~i“« -‘: m In I.” «won 5‘? lo maln-
ulin ll'w ~:r;:ll=l:7:.l ol‘ cu;~ ~‘uco‘u.
Il'lll“" l‘n- rtgrfug 1‘1“ 2- «(New l‘rnlz‘
cnl- ll :‘ welllrl' schedule r..~- llw nmdcr-
I‘lt.‘ Illf'l‘ schools. Tho lit-'2‘}. «ll I‘j‘lll-
cllfion. tln'ouch our .....- l'lflndcnl.
>‘lI|“‘lll‘,"l .1 plan clso. ‘12“: .‘l-VPV'YIl
l‘nnful'v lll‘t‘g. hul‘auwn l’ n lv-mhcl's'
commllu-o null lilo crvzlnlilit‘c on
school: of “.10 “(owl oi l‘. ‘llunlifl‘l, I‘ll
er a careful considnmlll H 'D)‘ Ihc la‘v
lcr cruxlvtlillcv, :-nd :Im II: . ouch
"I I'll 'il‘l‘ ’Ij.‘ tho hI-ll'll El 'u‘.'.l' llw m-
l--I n' I't‘SLHII“. if N lrvnfl.‘ r1: :1»: Va
,
lo hu'n‘ Iltc H"“‘.‘.;'T’ll ("‘ .;’.»I.l.'Il w,
(-ltvnpcll-m inI-lrur ‘o: » :ml .21.. "\'l.-4l7.~'.
to QY'I‘II? llI~ ru-lmcsl fol 'll ‘m'r-nsw
of {our hundrcd doll-Ir? u . ‘,I l"l' Ifllllv
21. n< Ill“. mnmmt “null lv'i'llz our
snlnrlrs . nuvuh' “c poor ..-l~, :Ilu'ws,
lull (l“‘.‘l0‘ll ‘lII‘ fa‘tzchr‘ls" '5 ,‘l‘ I. for
(:lhcr ron'cseiou; for I19: 11 Idlzln-r
mutiunnn .culzlrv 'md I'r‘.‘ no} for
ur- Ilmllzlli
tho 5' v r‘ll‘ unj': l. lm' In « [I'l . “c \\l‘!"'
Iclllclllul Io cnlnil an (‘lelld‘ which
the tummy-1's mirhé no! In l‘o rll'.
’I‘hv :lz‘wwmonl made Fwd tho sill-
;lril. in llw nrnxlcs fr: ho-lzinncls
(leluzllrg; of Iliuh Inlum'. - *xI Normal
Comer), rizzhl llmnlrud «l. ‘lnrs, \I'il‘I
.l maximum of IhIrIm-n ‘:-.'.nvlrml and
fill}- «Iollnrs. \\llllll rcquiww (I\'(‘l‘ lcn
ycrll‘S‘ of Inching SPI‘VII lo IF‘JI‘II.
lli:.h school lFllCIl'l‘S 0»?!ch coulsc
of four Imus). start-d m ll lllcusnnd
Il \hi‘ you'll-o. Il’ll hrcmlr.
l-l;
ulnllzlls. This is lot-'9: llmn «Mics of
renal Pi'u' and Il“l“?"l“|‘\‘. Dtmhul‘r.
liv-rlly nnv‘ Anwtnin ."l" lmyinr: about
on.» IT‘I‘IlIll'l .1 -ml lll‘tv dollars Ium-c:
:4 nml‘ord. :ll l‘-:l»::‘ um hundrcd more.
and nlltli“ pm! . \c n ’» us bv .s. \clnl
lxllnrlrw/l (lullnl: Ill fw! our Slll'lv‘ic=
.‘I'o :xlnlhl on n ;\,l' \'..‘.h \‘k’oslrrul :ml!
l‘zll'l'". .l'nl. vhilu \w- m'zdc llu'I.
vn'uo inrr~ new In; flu. In l‘nc IIISII'
». lmols 'lllll for lhw “ll|ll‘l'\“€"‘l‘<, arc 3
tin: llhm up InE
Int: ‘0 no Hill mp! In 1
'ho >l:n‘.':-v-d of our cf 1M: Ila-is Ill.
I" :I'll}' til: ~~'. run I" lllll llll‘ £,'.II\' ol'
cur Sup-uer-nllvnl l'l 4. focliulr u‘llhl
'lllfl'l' IIv‘l““'.l"-;'l- »‘ \"r frll ~.Ili<fi all
“‘34? hml v'wl‘c :v lull Incnnlv'c of
I‘llllllllll} in IlIv inlorrqu of tho 1.1V-
l-nycra and “'0 E-‘lllllllllfl‘il In ‘hc mnV-
znd lllc II-ulnl m I-lslimaic and Tan—
‘\.
(Wl‘
:Hinn \‘I'l_\‘ czlrnf'lllv prcpzlrcd vell-
Illillu’ «If szllnIIrI-z Ilw ‘.‘llfivl for this
purpmlx lOlnIIEnT $212920. which In-
cluded .‘llNl Ihc junilors of tho ninc-
lot-n hulldlncs n~= “I‘ll as I‘ll Ihc olhm'
cmplmos of Ihw 'lmnrd.
Foch your lhc Board of Hellmalchas
rcfuscd to allow the amount- asked for
in the noncl'nl budget. but the Ilcm for
salaries has always bcrn granted all
previous boards rccbgnizlmz the au-
thcl-Ily sampled in our cilv cnhl'ler and
in the Slate Sllllutcs for Boards of Ed-
ucnlion lo engage lcachers. supcg-I'IS
ore. jahlIOI'F. rth, and to fine the com-
ncnsmlrm for same. The mayor and
.7722 from the amount asked. an] made
the salon" appropriation two specific
appropriations:
They also fixed the date of payment
of bonus quarterly. Both actions, We
are advised. were contrary to law.
”my, «a
~..§;u. r 4...,"
.’ . V
miss the-—
A LITTLE MONEY GOES A LONG
WAY TODAY
With a chance to pick up unusual bamains in every department.
SALE OF 525.00 JERSEY DRESSES AT $15.00
THE SATURDAY LENGTHS OF WOOL DRESS GOODS
THE LAST DAYS OF THE BATHING SUIT SALE
25“,? OFF -—ALL OF THE COUCH ANDVVOVEN IIAMMOCKS—ZJ‘ 0H“
Don't
v. .
.x Unau-
‘.~
.
.F 7».
A
account was {‘Xllilllrsii‘ll. which would
nl.l«‘l,.:llll.l‘.ly (I've lhc ;~.II«,.ul.~' In lure
lhc l-nll OI lhc PI'IIUUI yum. pussihly
Ill-ix. ; lo llll cily tho Sum» ICduraIIOH-
.‘Il gr ll! of “Rout lllm’: u lll‘llllilnd dol-
lars. \‘IllLll has always been paid to
lhv- «3'1: hammer in the past.
\\"(- issued cnnlmcls and fixed 'lhe
dam in: tho lclurn Annual 13th. The
'l'czlllvl‘s' Asr-(‘Il‘inlinn \‘nlcd not to
sipn Ihl- commas. and have returned
lhl-m. Illl“»l2hl‘d_ and on have only
lhlec sinned cnnlmcla. \Ve under-
sllmd lhcsc teachers do not dculrc to
slur! the par, not knowing whclhcr
lhcv “III ho thrown out of employ-
mcni lulcr. and ju~l uhtll compensa-
tinu Illi‘}'.\\'l‘.l ruccirn, 'l‘hvy fcnr. also.
llllll yrmcwlincs may llc in::lllulcll lo
‘I‘J‘Yx m In poyinv: nl Ilia" bonus, as Im-
il'z (I‘llil'l‘l) lo law ll i.-
ll‘...‘ billll c. rundillvn ellmlld exist. as
lln~ alumni of Il‘il‘fv'lnln in IHXOS. if
lhc I‘uulll of I-‘.~?i'll’2lo- hul crank-(l llw
Cull au'n nv‘ctlcd Iv lhv I‘m-1rd of Edu-
cation Would In ll-~.< llun onc lhlrdof
a mill on lhc grand I; 'l, or about thir-
lj. ilxlw'" ccnls pcl lhouczmll dollarsnf
:lss:-.~‘.~‘Illf‘nl.
Thur tliv mum of I-‘ducaiion
not nvwr-uwlimniu d IlIc )il‘l'lnllJli'CF of
the HIT lll‘. Il may IIc ol inlm‘tsl In our
rilizr'ns m Imcw lhul since lhc 1919-
wcro lusllv‘wl, forlyslx
lullhrrs have l'csicucd from
Silmolg Illl‘: u'c I" “I ‘llil fill the lulx‘l-
no“ men will an“ c with us. that such
“.llulcsotlm charm-s ('nnnnl be made.
in such II Short period of limo. in any
orcrmlzzlllon. wilhmll impairing: the cf-
fil iw'lcy of it.
The followin: “4 contains the
names of the lcnchcrsI who hzn‘c rc-
Sloped:
Alicc Kano-«North (‘cull-r.
\lavsu S. l-Tmlmzmn Wcst Norwnlk.
llnrntlly \ll'lil‘lli’ll‘ ~-(‘nn(‘nl‘d.
lmui. .- Kroger» Mun in.
‘ ll‘u'll“. l‘mckcr -.\l:lr\'in,
.‘cnnic .llwclmrkv lllunin.
Iilhl-l llorhrmlnllicll.
has
1‘0 comm-"s
I".'i I‘. 'I‘rl‘nlimon Ilou'm-lon.
(‘al'nlvn l‘i-rrr‘fl- 'rnl'fiall Ri\‘r‘l‘.
I‘ul'c‘h)’ lollrmunAWchi Nurwalk.
llnvrv \V, Blake- Scnlur liiah.
IT‘IIIIIJ ll. Flo? Fcnlor llinh.
.Z‘lu‘h)“ Blown Senior Illuh.
\‘m'ouim XII-Quilllln Senior Illzh.
l21l:..bc:h .I;Icll.~on~ Sullior High.
l‘_ S. llargrovc Franklin Junior.
Josephine Ilmlhcrlonoanklin Jr.
Marv Ii. Mmpli)‘~»~-Pr:lnkl7n Junior.
Louise I’nllonrr Franklin .Iunlor.
Anny llollhaum” Franklln Junior.
I'lu'nc ll. Rydwrw I-‘I'ouklln Junior.
Joml llodudon -(‘untcr Junior.
Lor. nu hm _\*~~f‘l lllcr Junior.
Lillian Ilydrm~(‘cnlcr Junior.
Alli! Sheldon; Franklin Junior.
Lulu I‘I. Harris (‘cntcr Elementary.
Lillian \\'illlamS~-Jcficrson.
Flowncc Yulzlcr—‘Jcilcrson.
loszlmond (lens—~‘V’innipauk.
l-Zdna Morgan—~Concord.
Laura Baker—Lincoln.
Alberta Comsiock——l.lncoln.
Gladys III-ush»-I‘.lncoln.
Emma Barber—Lincoln.
Florence Kelly Meeker-Lincoln.
Kathryn McHugthnudsen.
Ruth Middletou~Knudsem
Tlachcr.‘ salarl a ........... 146.000 1‘” incia McHugIl—Pulnam.
Teachzrs‘ bangs ........... 8 43.200. Ethyl Callahan—Marvin.
Janitors salaries ........... 11.842} “3'3“”: Smith-VVashinglon.
Janimrs‘ bonus ‘ . ' _ ..... 3.000 'l‘eodma Nowlnn-r Franklin Junior.
I-Zliznbclh .‘loorcwl-‘I'anklin Junior.
Alys Madman—Franklin Junror,
Madeleine LecoceuremKnudscn.
Ar lllc close of the school year. last
June. we Have to the teachers certifi-
calcs of election. filming their salary
:for 1920-21. as previously agrccd. have
,in: been advised that it would not he
legal to make contracts before the.
.budget was approved. but never doubl-
ling but tho Board of Estimate and
Taxation would grant the amount re-
quested for salaries, as it had always
done in the past. particularly in view
of the urgency of the occasion and the I
evident justice and fairness of the re-
quest. clearly shown by lhe support
given al the hearing or. SchOOl budget
before lhe Board of Estimate by Olll‘
leading citizens and taxpayers. and
the difficulties in securing competent
instructors being so well known. =
This drastic action of the Board of
Estimate. denying to the Board of Ed-
ucation the amount needed to proper-,
1y conduct the schools {or the year
1920-21. compelled the Board Of Bin-l
cation to seek legal advice to guide
them. We were. Indeed. fortunate to
secure an opinion from one so well
versed in State laws and school ques-
tions. the Hon. J. E. Light, past Attor-
ney—General of Connecticut. The opin-
ion rendered by bun confirmed the
legality of each at the actions taken
by the Board of Education with this
event. He advised that the Proper
action for us wt to issue mntracts to
thitteacners. as agreed. with a proviso
vNorwalks-éfie'lth Norwalk -
5 lg... ......t .. I I I .
. - .. . E .. . ‘45. ,_ g 5 I, ._ 4.... I
_ ; ’ ‘5 . ‘1 .. . ”I . _..._ .
MG. ‘ , MKS!!!
l‘“ h I‘.‘\W""s——Scniol' High.
Elizabeth Savage—Marvin.
Many of the parents~ of former pu«
oils of our schools will note the very
large percentage of local young wo-
men who have been obliged to leave
the schools of their home town to ob
tain better salaries. It may not be
amiss to say that quite a number of
the above list will receive. elsewhere,
nearly three times the salary they
were receiving last year in Norwalk.
Respectfully submitted
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
City of Norwalk.
_______.___.__.._.___—
TOLEDO. 0., Aug. 21.—-Thc auto-
mobile manufacturing plant of the
\VIIIys—Overlsud Company will be op—
erated only five daS‘s a week because
of general business conditions. the
company announceé.
A WOMAN DOCTOR
«says, “Eugenics is a necessary ’tac-
tor in the future of the race. The
average American girl is unfit for
motherhood." This may be true, but
It. weak and ailing girls passing from;
girlhood to womanhood would my
rely. as thousands do, upon Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound-«mt
simple remedy made from mots and
herbs~to restore tho“ m to“ a
normal h 7 7 condition, it would
for “3' A , {75.61“ W
l‘l"'._‘lu'II:lhl“"
STORE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. I‘ll.
H. Krieger €63” Co.
CLOSING OUT OF ALL READY TO Will R M’-
PAREL FOR MEN. WOMEN. BOYS & (IIRIIS
Practically all SHOES. PUMPS and oxronrxs
THE SILK AND COTTON DRESSES: WAISI >1.
SWEATERS: BOYS’ WASH SUITS.
Prices are reduced to the lowest level. Buy 5U" 717d save
at least 50 per cent. on all your purchases.
Easy Payments l
. ..l
. II.
MAY GET CHEAPER MILK
I’LAIXIELI). Aug. 20. If the I‘l-ml
dcnce and Ilzlniclson trolley Imc
. vast“; operation next month. as is on
nounccd, 3.600 quarts oi
scut from towns bclwccn l‘lnnlllson
Iflllll I’l‘o'llilt‘nl‘i" I0 “.10 lullvr clly will
be cut off.
Oil!“
On Scptcnlbcr ll} the
\l'csicl'ly and Norwich line will [Hob
alllv cut off 72.700 quarts daily,
)lilk producers are irsing m svt‘ll.‘
on a plan to do marketing direct by
means or motor trilcks. (‘sklllllshlnfl ll
central station In Providence {or dis.
tribulion, and m oldim; thc sending of
milk by railroad. Thc Inl-ldlcmon
would also be climinatcd and lhc
public would get milk at loner rate
by purchasing direct ll’Olll the pro-
ducer. If the experiment um be made
successful in Providence. the n")
would he to inlmduvo lho same plan
into BOSmn,
‘—
RICKENBACKER IS SAFE.
(‘01.131lBI‘S, 0., Aug. 20_—~Edl‘.lc
Rickenbacker, premier American ace.
is safe in New York city. and not lost
in thc wilds of Mexico. according,' to
his mother.
Mrs. Rickcnbackcl' snld today Shc
had received 9. telegram from Chicago
:1 day or two ago from her son asking:
that his man be forwarded to him at
New York.
chorts from Omaha told of a lclo
cram being received there from
Rickenbacker saying he had been
blown across the border In an all:
plane.
HE IS WELL AND FEELING FINE
“This leaves me well. feeling fine
and cnloyin: myself without pain and
recline bad like I uscd to.” writes
James Car-man. Mayflcld, Ky. “My
back uSed to hurt me and I could
not stmishten up. Since I took Foley
Kidney PHI; 1 have not had trouble."
Good {or lame back, sore muscles. sill!
joints, rheumatic pains and Othel
symloms o i’ kidney and bladder
trouble.
Stillman, Powell Corporation.
NINETY PER CENT. OF THE
STOHACH TROUBLE Is due to
faulty eyesight. Have your eyes
examined today.
TTHAME-R
Optometrists and Optician!
:l'he house of good glassesl'o
S? Atlantic 3;. _7 Stamford
We Close at 6 P. 1!. Daily
Specials for the
. Week
Swift’s Premium Cleo, 1b., 370
H. 0. FORCE, pkg” .....10c
Extra Fine Pork. 1b., ....280
PolonrandPorktneans 7
MI so. big sea too .;.100
nfilk «lolly 3
CLEARANCE SALE
OI
POPULAR FICTION
68c
POTTERY. BASKETS.
CANDLE STICKS
40'? OFF
The Hamllton Shop
49 Wall Street
BIG BARGAINS
-——lN-—- ‘
Ladies’ and Childlcn‘s
WHITE CAN VAS
Pumps. Shoes & Oxfords
It will pay you to see our
barzains.
Open Saturday Evenings.
MAX LEVY’S
SHOE STORE
31 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWA LK
'David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tels.—Ofilcs, 1103; House,
2? WASHINGTON ST.
"(W RED MEN'S BUILDING.
4
69°
A
BALED PAPER, 51.50400 lbs.
JUNK
L. EFFRON
3 Rowan St., E. Norwalk
Tel 441 Tel. 441
,—
M. & B. AUTO EXCHANGE.
NORWALK, CONN.
Listyourcarwithus.Wewi11
sell it for you. If 5’0“ want a
car of any make see us.
Tel. 2584, 42 Orchard St.
Tel. 2179-12, Chestnut Hill Ave.
_—
M
M
Eonwanx — NEW YORK
TRANSPORTATION
‘lanufacturer A specialty
Distance Baum
w. guarantee service—-
soul! r. HEALY a sons
so waslmloros sr.
f PHONE 154W
EL sarcasm. AUGUST 21, 1920., g
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Norwalk Chronicler