W. A N T E D
' . kinist experienced infimcl
~~ vigor Sewing machines. H. H."
5'. ig'elmff 8: C0., 15 Merwin‘St”
,. tl'Walk, Conn. ' ‘
ill
FOR SALE—Overland G-cylinder. 5-
passenger tourinx car. Model 85—6
L9H, excellent shape. fully equipped,
spares. Must be seen to be
predated. George F. Bounce,
Bonn. .
'OR SALE—Franklin roadster, a
good practical car in exceptionallfl
.ne coultloa in every respect. W
e glad to demonstrate under any test
by appointment. A prompt purchas-
er for cash or 1-2 cash can buy at
WANTED
In office, young ladies who are
accurate at figures. Steady
position if satisfactory. Answer
stating experience, age and sal-
ary. J. 11. Box, Sentinel Ofllce.
tine bargain. Box 125 Sentinel.
FOR SALE-4916 3 1-2 ton Mack
truck with van body; 1 1918 atoll
Beldon truck with_morvlng van bodx'
one 1918 Republic truck with rec
body: two 3-4 too. 1919 Stuart trucks.
Nyary Garage. corner Connecticut and
Taylor avenue. South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Overhauled trucks. 1 to
\VANTEDfl—Fiuishcrs, also good
hand sewers on girls' coats.
(: ml salary and long season.
1, illi\ (it‘w-nlwl": Bros, llll‘., Depot
l‘b East Norwalk.
.“-’i"~.’;EZl.‘.' experienced on alum-
.i. .- lzulii-s' huts. steady posi-
'7 . : lwo weeks' vacation
. 1.. right man. Apply in
l when x: RENNBR,
_. or woman of intelli-
~ (125"' in oiiice. Address P.
Sentinel.
,- A boy in shipping depari-
.i c; J. Cash, inc. South- Nor-
. LAUNDESSS, two days a
T. F. Dernin, 51 W'est
Norwalk.
.____ __
;‘ :niil'f‘ rooms. centrally IO-
L'a, on or before Oct. 1. Ad«
, Lift‘ Sentinel, Telephone
."‘
"umpetent maid. Mrs
Tenn); 56 Newlown Aux,
>1- .‘\ ‘
lul‘ drug.r store. must
; .ir owr. Apply Stillson-
L‘ }'
E'Urrer lor drug store. Ap-
- »-~v’ll'.
~:..\i‘.\‘i3l:l«:ss m operate
hilw and clo-ctric iron.
.':'1r'-.
.....,...
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man. about 18 years
in electric meter
;:.r School graduate prrL
‘93‘ at South Norwalk Elec-
S'ule street.
‘: rillzg
4
.Mpiy \‘i'onder Talking Ma-
inly and Concord Sis.
Whirl» FEMALl-L-olrl to
~ '91 housework and children
. SivpVember. E. A. Arnold,
i'llone 2524.
r. . l\'.\.\'T
El) Experienced
position driving
i)‘.‘.‘n repairs: married
:.: Oak street, South Nor-
F-lelerly man for assembly
to 7 tons chasis. Nyary’s Garage,
Connecticut and Taylor avenue.
FOR SALE—Returning to college
must sacrifice at once. my Essex
demonstrator. Used less than two
months. and equal in every way -to
new car. Fred P. Murphy, Phone 182?,
Norwalk.
FOR SALE~Several large bed room.
dining room and parlor pieces, black
walnut. quartered oak and over stuf-
led. Seen by appointment only. 40
West Ave, Tel. ’1127.
FOR SALE—Cook stove and other
household iurniture. inquire No. 4
Third St., East Norwalir.
FOR SALE-l-ton Ford truck. Inquire
at James Gunner, 24 Elm Grove St.,
South l‘y'olwalk, alter 5 pm.
FOR SALE—Ford ton truck, 1920. Can
be seen at " Grand street No \v lk,
Tel. 161-2. ‘ - ' r 8
FOR SALE—One Morgan poney, 4
years old. saddle and drive; harness
and wagon; complete: two Holstein
cows; one Work horse: 5 “’infleld
street, East Norwalk, Phone. 874-12.
FOR SALE;-1917 Ford roadster; 1
.Commercial Ford, 1 Ford truck. Cun-
$172233“ & Each, 15 Marshall 8a.,
e . .
4
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FOR SALE—A few desirable houses
6 rooms, barn, electric light, gas,
furnace. range; good location; moder-
ate price. Address_ Box 625, South
Norwalk. _
FOR SALE——l’ronert ‘ ' -
shall 51.. suitable (gr Kai‘mt' .1: hlIanrr
storage. To le' zaraze on 19 on
bl. 'llia harsh to Bailey 00.. ouih
N orwnlk. Con
FOR SALE
Residence at
207 Flax Hill Road
Belonging to estate of Frank-
lin A. Smith. Lot 67-ft. by
12541:. House contains 10 rooms,
2 extra lavatories, 1 extra toilet,
fire-places on 2 floors, excellent
heating system, oak floors,
chestnut trim. Garage for 1 car.
For particulars Address P. In
ving Smith, lo. 32 Elmwood
Ave, South Nor-walk, Conn.
l
l
_\illlli2 couple are look
’12.!ll'llish6’ll rooms. Phone
Jags.
-I3-:i> about 15 or 16 years
n uml lacing and weaving.
v :i-:.anri good my. Apply
5:2 Inc. (‘hcstnut street.
‘37 the Hillside school.
¥::ll._2 housemaids and an
“ultras-s. Applv in per
Mrs. Walker. 228.
1
_",) RENT—Young single
. film furnished room near
.; town. \i’ith or without.
Box B, care Sentinel.
. Blfi’aUsed motomr-
._ ".I‘r and stones. Call or
f.'.:i:hington St. Auto radi-
inmls repaired at reason-
- 215 “’nshington street.
i,-‘
T‘)
x\‘ WANTED ~Experienred
ill druughtsman with ma-
g». pariem making and foun-
' Hare etc. George Hertzler,
‘rill‘e. 30 Cedar St., South
Torin.
\
~-~' Boy. care Sentinel.
'. Z 3.3 OF OLIVE THOMAS’
DEATH.
’ suit, 10.-No word of
., Mix-n Thomas. this morn-
. .\ Mi been received here
u. llvr brother. Jameé
. .tvm hero or by the m0-
tunic-1n which employed
‘ '1. mo “:15 Olive Elam
. lml‘n noinly‘r 20, 139..
F l
' liiul‘. Slilfltlls
HJSli “(ilk
.. t.‘
nu: .
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at
ill a de-
. \ flicnd from
.p ..-:i.~vc-~l hr h-r beauty
‘ t 724 Hi izrr in come tothis
w mid} music. SoonShe
.‘_n of theatrical men.
”.1 ft: in the cast of the
_. r .i 2'” here in 1914.
vi'~‘ Thomas: left theme
nmlion picture field in
same year marrying
motion picture acorn.
classified advertisement In
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‘13;
"3:4,‘
:01 for the best
PEOPEBSIONAL
<. Louise Canfield,
-“, avenue, Norwalk, Ct.
act if} L as in ‘ I
Telephone 1838 ,
rnr-‘hod;
teacher d°m
rate lease-e at flu
St
::A
re: City.
\i‘ANTED by reliable!
‘eral years past a motion picture our.
F0 R S A L E
Cottage with all improve-
ments in East Norwalk, $4,-
000. Cottage, 6—rooms with
.some improvements in East
Norwalk, $2,500. For par-
ticulars ask—
JOHN T. HAYES,
7 Main Street, Norwalkr
Real Estate Insurance
ALTERATION SALE
Men’s and Boys’
FURNISHINGS
—-and—-
SHOES
R E D U C T I O N 35%
PIAGY
CIDER mm. open'on rel-sym- Ave,‘
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
lines~ .00.. Wholesel' e nut and ‘h
‘diehtce.
PM ' JOCI
“°°’ la drive-l
and lung ‘
trucking. lo neurone Ave, When she en
way ‘11 o'clock she discovered that betw
' 98:30 o'clock. and the time she entered
HIGHEST PRICES paid tor cattle and the beam someone
calves and m. “‘fiscreen m of the window and ha
dress 11'. Zlotkln & Son. Conn. Ave, ; reached over and had taken Mr M-
th Norwa Conn. 'l'el. Smith Her: near .
figilk, 2078. D‘fr'zp postal and I will call. etbook m " dresser m m
RlCfiARD DEANE, IQ‘Unlon Sheet; In the pocketbook was $25 in cash.
South Norwalk, Plumbing and
Heating. Steam. Hot Water and Gas
“mm. Be in; promptly attended
to. Phone 2 6.
torquoise ring set 'ilh pearls. and a
string of gold beads.
During the time oil's. Benton we:
Pain ‘
,lnberlor crating, Estimates cheer-3 mung]; not in . direct line. She
“I" elven m “1 '011 M fill-jean no noise It all and her atten-
tion was attracted when she matte-6d
CARRIGAN a ram, local no long
distance trucking et all kinds. Olilce, wind .5.
;lt had fallen from the 0" —
368;” 1: Ct, Phone 1577. House phone looke d out and ”a it leaning against
‘the house. investigation disclosed her
w'ALl. PAPER AND PAINT .1053.
:3? Settlement-"M e Heavy m “i Detective Sergt. Thomas Hunt
wall paper. Latest design “a coloring-investigating the case but as in the
3",? "a”; “me",- E” “1‘30" til-Homer robberies. there seems to be an
8 paper Vance: n p ce 5 "2.7-; :
him: one. But before going tome pI‘chentire absence 0’ c1119..
false and pay high prlcas I wish you woultlii
:%°‘§O°‘éfi'p'3r’ €232“ Elam". $41-$33? 0R$$N$E 133:me
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
given on paper and painting. Paint andi
paper now and Cave mono .. l
HARDER Wynn" l
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ii Lowe Street Tel. 21:5.
THE NORWALKS' ELECTRIC co.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR.
Telephone 359 . To this information the accused de-
207 East Washington 8t.. Be. Nov-walk mum and alleges nine legal mum
51 Osborn Ave" East Not-walk lciencies.
a” Werme, Mgr. Paragraph 5, o! the demurrer. con
‘wm for U. and WQ’II yup. 1" y.“- tains the alleged insufficiency, which
like court shall particularly consider.
3173me (tel- [an ’11:: ‘ in Section 80. of the city charler.
‘ all 31k! :2 roll g-
.to wit. Section fill—cl Chapter 233, of
T0 LET—3 rooms furnished. everyfthe Public Acts of 1919. which special
convenience for light housekeeping. rally prohibits municipalities from
improgcments. 8180 831825! 89809- ln- making ordinances “respecting the
quu-e l Grm’e St., South box—walk. :rezulatirn. “a mailing or other
equipment of the same..or respectin:
«he use of equipment of accessories.
upon motor vehicles." but permits
'l‘O LET—Bungalow. four large rooms.
3 panlrics. 6 ruit trees. large garden;
largo front yard. Situated on North
a.
d‘
'lcretiltllz‘ in; k cl; N0}: the power is given to the Common‘
case 5 7 ~ ' “li‘oum-il “lo license and regulate pub«
Supp v 00.. 5‘ ater 8'” one llc hacks, automobiles and carriages."
But this. power has been superceded
TO “I iby more recent legislative enactment.
u.
'15.. w‘
7i “
l
(can u from my One).
“
if
E
it
have.
,m The We: all looked mighty pretty
do their ddlcate organdies, and were
1.7 m with the salesmen. De:-
tor the best Jan dancer. “Jack"i
iiampeon easily carried on the II»,
on.
- . ’ -'i the 1 room she '33 W W Much credit is due Mrs. Shepherd‘pdbd to at. 118 pounds.
“IL A K305}. anflenmfigngd'mcfifiw tut-:3 feet from window, al- Mm Rider, Mr. Cook and Mr. Mltch- hours before ring time, and if Herman
ell, who were on the entertainment
committee. '
. One of the pretty sight: or the even,
the screen had disappeared. Thinmg in; was the m of Morris Ten. GOVERNOR cox "I waemnem
berg. New York odice assistant. and;
Miss Erna. the daughter 0! Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Wl-phehler. Kiev
‘Drna Is a pupil of Kiss Wells. well-
known for her classical dancing.
Everybody seemed £0. have a dandy:
time. .
Th following invited guests were
ipmein: m. and an. won- alarm
in“. and Hrs. Baron, of the American.
lHatter; Fred Roberts, George Ham,
gley, A. F. Malay, Mr. Sch-ethic, home
sil‘lew York; Mrs. Charles Wimpfheln
mer and childrem‘hirs. A. V. Mitch-i
fell and no. Smith. Jr.. from Non,
iwalk, and three representatives M
iKemper. Osborne a lumber.
lmanufacturers. of Weatptlrt.
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‘LOCAL POLITICS
WILL NOW HAVE
MORE ATTENTION
(m tinned and intense.)
l
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i e f mom made a
gas-mauve real it .
.‘rerord it; the miniature a number
Syears ago. Harv”- .31. Kent t
'11- whose name has been men ‘
The man to fill the post. the general
feeling is, must be a man of‘eirout
icharacten one who is busmess-llke
and who is ellicicnt.
: Others who have been mentioned
‘torthe post are Frederick 1.. Lemma.
has been mentioned for repre—
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3‘ I‘ll 'I H '2‘
Lunch, who in ~ -
m .
in
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good Jean:
9! lArflcl
is anoth- .321: other aggrieved people the oppor—
ioned. .
:aULLIVAN AGAIN FAILS
awm GHANNEL ,
l Lennon. Se
Jo. Inch-announces his willing-
ness to make weight for a bout wltli‘H
u gentleman’s “l5. 3 3m “38- ‘ in: the evening a prize was onered ,Pete Herman, provided the champion
in! main ”‘9 some weight. It the
he: take; name in New York State.
both Lynch and Herman will be clogt
c
fails to do so. he will, under the law.
forfeit title.
Promise. to Preeent the "hit Clues
tetheLemeofNatimlf Elected.
SPOKANE, Vl’ash.~ Sept. ill—Gov
ernox- Cox had a busy day when he an
rived in Eastern Washington this
morning, Fresh from a strenuous day
in Montana. Where he declared he
would ”present the Irish cause" to the
League of Xations in event at his
election, the governor was on the pro
gram for a “(Monte address to
"first voters" here: for a conterence
l
with Wuhlnato. ; tor an
address of an hour at the Spokane in.
tentate fair grounds and then he was
to deliver several speeches from his
ltrein enroutg to Peace and Walla
lWalia.
in his address in floater. last night.
35min; the [fish question. 007-
ernOrCox said:
“It would be mv duty
quickly availed oi, as a friend of
peace, mnlnrtbe rizht of every
member of the League to present the
irish cause to the mention on the
e under the authority given by
a, Piers-n and give to lrelend’or
unity to plead their'caus'e before the
ban of civilized opinion."
TO
and very ‘
pt. 10.-——The sect-d 4?
municipalities to pass ordinances.
1. To compel publil service vehicles
to be in sanitary condition.
, 2. To regulate shows. processions.
fassemblages. traffic or parades
Taylor Ave. inquire 11 Terrie Are.
South Norwalk.
1
in but will do so within a few days.
rump-n. 1 «" Sullivan. to 3“!“ (ho .m“
3 ‘ -
begrudge Georze ll. Vosburgh has not Channel has ended in fililuna
called Ihe probate convention as yet. started from hover. Wednesday nl
(and gave up last err-alarm wi
TO LET—A few nicely furnished. sep-‘
arate living rooms {or housekeeping.
Central location. near station. lm~ - . - m f i tw and (medial! pile . i t .
lreets and public plaies. Tl er ‘ consyieeahle senti cut or n o s. p
provwlllenH. Applv after 5. 25 Monroe 5 o . a 1' ” s .- . Fr cast“ Ila Till been in the
9h. Beautiful porch and surroundings: “' T0 make “’13" M regulations Judge Henry F. GleSOd'. Who ‘0‘” the “Kb 0. - k
q.
d;-
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‘ln pursuance of such authority. apply-”3“. several terms has been noml- :Vatcr eilhteen houra.
in: dik? to a" VCthlg“. 4na‘9d b" both parties. -.
4.1‘0 fix traffic rrutes and public} The chancesinnal convention. to be
'sfands for public sen ice motor vehi-ihem on September 1a in Bridgeport
clcs. iwill be all for Srhuylei' Merritt of;
. Regulatlve powers. by Common Stamford. it is Mics-pd, as Congress-l
:f‘ouncils. over motor vehicles, now‘m‘n Merritt has given good service;
.seem to be limited, under our present an-l should. in me 09131.an the large!
laws. to these pormissive ordinances. majority. he petunia! to office, Sofi‘
The demurrer. howeVer. denies the walk delegates. will be solidly for
right of the Common Council to dele- congressman Herrllt. }
‘L‘nte its regulnth'e trellic powers. in The work of the women in the com- ,
TO LET—From oflice formerly occupl- ”I" manner the ordinance 0f June in; rampglgn will be a great help. u 2
"d by J- R. Taylor. Allorne)’-at~Law.§10th. 19:0. discloses. u “lipveil Their votes will min
For Inrrher particulars. inouire at of-; l: is well settled law, in my ludg- mud, and Edmund a. Crow chair-l
if? Old “ell Cigar Co. jmr—nt. that Common Caunclls have u?‘ man of the Remllca. Toll’n (Tamil-i,
T0 L __ . t v ’rn'lpga‘lionflle right to eexate certs n ‘9. will call. within a few aye. ai
Schilliljgs ngrkgi?n it: administrative M ministerial fun’"'meptlng of the committee to make:
and Washington St. Suitable for o{.'ions: and that such councils must. possible the pmficgmtm and co-l
lice. Rent $20.00. For t'lrther parti‘ themselves. excl-cine all the discre- operation at” the '0‘.“ .5 calms;
cuars. inquire. office Old Well Cigar "man powers to subardinate officers. ‘1“: the Republican workprs.
(70.. or John heugabour on premises, HR; a delegation of discretionarr‘ The state ticket named ream-day .
fl wer been made under the provisions 1-0110“... .
cup!“ CLEANED ‘ {$1M ordinumA in q'fi‘tm"? . For C. s. Senator—«Flank 8. Ban-
It is our business to Clean 9 sec‘i‘m 3- 07 the ordinance. readsas idem of New London.
carpets and Rugs, and by hand
process to restore
T0 LET—Two sets of 3 rooms. Ely
avenue, light and gas. inquire Ber.
tha H. Soggy, 15 Lowe street.
TO LET—J-‘umished 19 room house.
garage, all improvements. Oct. let
to June lst. Phone Darien 1‘37.
TO l.P3T—~P‘umi;hcd room. select.
neighborhood. steam heated to 1 or
2 gentlemen. Phone 1889, No. 3 Edlie
\' t’ .
‘oi
"Eu”! 1!. " .
Sou View". Wine.
”Jot he 'Ilerur~
rooms
Railroad
Hollows: . For Gorernor—Everett J. Lake of
I “Tratflc signs. for the ”We Manama. ..
‘indlrltlns and making “7 ”a“ “1‘ For Lieutenantnm-crnor ~ Charles
iwhlch no vehicle shall be pitted OTiA. M1430“ of “'aterhury.
lullwed ‘0 "33¢ may be erected” For Secretary of Sue—Donald J.
{from limo to time. bf or at the dm'1Wamer of Salisbury. . _
30TH“!!! 0‘ the chief 0‘ police.‘ ' For TreasurerG. Harold KilpfilfiCk .
l.
the colors.
Goods called for and delivered.
. From. or 5'!th chm-001091 "”on Putnam.
comwmt cmt subordimle m‘ ‘3 digit»? gr 2; F“ Comptroller—Iiarvey P. RM]
- : {red to do 110“!!ng _ R! 3 id.
Cleaning Co. Erthuandatnry duty imposed upon hum,“1f d" e
Electors—John M.
abut the signs “may be erected. from, “.Eggageimgn‘ Gonna W. me“
“‘1" ‘° “um ”1°” “'1‘“ discmm“ or New Britain. T. 3! Russell of soil-
, Not only has the subordinate otl'i- dietowu. Alfred 8. lie of B
leer ’0"? (0 shift. from (18th ‘day::f02'd_ -0“VOI' P .Jennllgsy'of Fmfl“:
0‘ 9"” "‘0‘” ”Elerg'x‘g‘g gigs“; Lt'durE. “mono? :{s‘aew London.
tion fingenay be a parking piece, to iand Arthur F‘ ’9 “‘me
may not be a parking place to;
er to de-
Geo. 8. Wyman, Hanger
:7 CEDAR eraser PHONE are
VARDON two on PLAY
AT nAcaaaoox. SEPT. 30 “m
. ‘17.
31“" HAVEN, Sept. 10.—~'l'he date ,morrow: but he has full pow
of the match which has been arranged ‘termine whether or not 5113’ Wk!" '7 “a“ u‘fiuf’ I h' I
by the Baccbrook Country ,Clllb, felt-glins shall be located It all. 0!" he ’ M“ MINI”. Old .
um; Vlrdon and Bay. the celebrated {my met them, for a month. if he 30; ' ' w tutti-o
British golfers. has been advanced to‘desim. and "no" then f" “Y W— ' , Ma '
September 30, instead of October 22,§riod of «me he thinks expedient. w W NOW -
as originally planned. Both are well- .Hence. alert may 5° W8 9‘ ”-9
all over 212°. country, Ray hav-
MAX BERGER
13 Railroad Ave.
*onve Thomas Dies
From Poisoning
PARIS. Sept. 10,—Olire Thomas.
formerly'widely known on the Ameri—
can musical comedy Me and for sev-
died this morning in the' American
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ZSPE. v . ’ H =
A ocal firetruckL so!“ r on the I I“ I
(”as
hospital at finally. She wag taken
Ito the hospital Sunday, angering from
mercurial poisoning, having gwallowed
.apoisonouseolutlonearlythetayby
mute, acardlng to Dr.
Chom. the American physician in
charge of the cue. . ,
Recently Miss Thames, who calm: to
Europe with her husband. Jack Pick»
ford. several. M saline-4
from nervous depressing “.qu
W ' ‘
mums eun' 3
- asnx, Sept. 10:"— '
a
,mmmm
Jaly.lstowlndup_, '
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JW'
Roman, 0b....4427 489 72 167 .342
ll.
T'hen u". ordinance wealth claimed
in; Won the national championship atfto he in force. and 9814055 0' um:-
Toledo, iwhen track: cmld move and park
11 '{here will be two games of 18 without regard to any regulatil‘e Ordi-
oes each one in the mozfa and nance. .. '
one in the alts-non. g The powers deleotcd. under/the o.-
The ”Overs to meet the famous dlnance. are plainly discretionary, in.
golfers have not yet been aeleeted. bet my opinion. ' i
a committee or tin-re. Charles Cox, Paragraph 5. of the demurrer. is em»
Frank Kenna and Robert D. Pryde tained: and 01' the 0‘3"
has been appointed by the governing claimed inseflldenciee in the inform;
We have a wonderful cul-
' lection of Alarm Clocks in
all the wanted sizes.
We would advise anyb
one who needs an Alarm
clock to make their selec‘
4
board to choose the men to play. :lien is. therefore. utm'OSBsgfiififJ. :- “lion new from the fine as: . , .1 w 3" 3b
we _, . Hi i i. sortment that we, have on 1.. ethw w a 7 ,
~ head, film“! . l mnart-Juzf‘; guilt. . ; hmd. __ p , I“! 1““
i“ M“ WALL m. : a. It“; 7
Stocks were heavy to week at that! 15 m i W“
gems" m * ‘opentng at tongs mam 53mm" WW i ans-a Illicit!” "
Hater ClubJ}. AB. R. 1!. PC. Mgculafly so the much 0 vector , ,
Sister. StdL....13;.m m age 395 a.“ sesame-i “mole. Unites , am nmors . In;- werthwflb It'll.-
er, eve..12 466 1:0 1 1 .391 m1 fell 3 1-: points u m . . >
n, Chin-~13" 504 39 193 331 Intelrnationd l :4 ordenlal or to. Bellielnberwhatthst means m M
Ruth. N. Y......124‘ 3” 142 1‘8 .873 mom of prospective dividend diam» rtorym—wfll ether: Jam *
n Collin, cm..134 new 191 .363
. _ names“. LEAGUE.
inner and Club. a. an n a. PC.
Ramsey. £11. an'fi rs m .338
u om. steels and rails reacted-
”Slim. the few exceed“ ion!»
magma more“ M‘
and Read“ W m was:
shown by new: “change. bills on}
London mm to; new low level for ‘
the moat-Amt.
" , .
_ We ‘beli‘ere "it will!” m‘m .— .. ,,
Your advantage to buy and ._ .
v
Young. '8. Y...mn1..-ae.m .340
him-St. L... 89 see 52 101 .330
4.;-
m alarm.» was 1.5:. as; , f0 LEAVE~ i . _.
l 7 l ”I“! gear“. - l
: «'11,! 15-. int. mar, ,
out“ . Ger at the 8“,
treasurer of the Nor-walk Tire & nub ”tempt of the American swimmer.H- '
ill
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you save any
be you want te get a .001 PH."
It a cell it ce—
.' JAFFE & A”!
Who will ”Lyon the nice
papers and race and event“
elee.
TELEPHONE 4'
We alee buy furnitune.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING
F. s. LYON 1
JOB PRINTING
South Neural .
15%
REDUCTION
0N
mm“
52 80. MAIN ST.
RFBULATING
Norwalk Chronicler