. t5."
. .5}. POSITION as
'1ll"lli. John Klnlclasky,
:‘ii Norwalk.
i‘
P .
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Washes to take hume. Mrs.
121 Wood St., South Norwnlk.
one:
LASSIFED ADVERmImmNT
Two Cents a word; minimum Mgompumfimu 0“" mm“. m ,2 '
ran an
FOR SALE—Motorcycle with side car.
Phone 956.
FOR SAMuflding lots on East
Islam“ 'St. John‘St.; sold one”;
tar-spans space for two cars in» gn-
of house -
Ill
- . Trill—Clerks at \‘V’esteru Union.
-« .‘rED TO RENT—Sly "tot-unto.
l .n- 5 room. heated apartment or
furnished-ornamentati-
Convenient to South Norwalk Sta-
Address E. N. P.. P.» O. Box 14,
~ . ' " hon 1781. Non- ‘OR SALE—Desirable homes. 6-roons,
ii ”Hon. Lonn. P e barn, electric light, gas. furnace.
1 range: good location. Price $4.000.
rage; good storage room for fumi-
~ture. Apply 194 East Avenue. East
Norwalk. Phone 809.
FOR SALE—Ghee.
2 ‘Suowden 'Ave.,
plv on premises.
house: 10-moms.
outta Norwa'lk. Ap-
\Vill have line
all improvements.
.lk.
til
ord_ etc. Moderate salary.
iu~t be a good farmer and gardnei
. . ... s m. - 1 knowl- body: good condition. Call after ll
',’,‘.'..“‘"Th.. ‘(I-E‘San is ignclgok after o'clock. 22 Vanzant street, East Nor-
.-iwz“s snuil bungalow. Permanent; walk. _
t . St-r i‘ully ex )erience an ‘ ._.
’, lll\"‘}.xp...:‘i..‘f, Adar”; reply to in. you SALE—$400 cash. the balance in
. er-Lzm'v. Airy. 44 \\'iill street. Nor- small monthly payments will buy a
l (“ill-ll. 5‘10"?“ 1101198. gOOd cellar, auto garage
valid 4-1‘2 acres of rough land-«on
. ._ 1H5», A onshmspvdenvery wag— Ridge-field road near Silvernnne Vai-
' .1 amp! mndiiiun. Telephnm- ley_road. New Canaan. Ideal spot for
l: A. Hoselein. 56 Water St..{al‘l_lst or all year round chicken farm.
1; .\nr'u.:llk. ll'rit-e $2.800. Wm. Krusch
. Young couple wish to rent
. : am an apartment in nice sec-
,- .1r ~ . (Sladler,~18 Himweod Ann;
errwzllk.
' .‘ : it» '1‘) BORI:O\V—$6.000 first
- on house costing 816.000.
- . owner. Sentinel Office.
i.» ‘ ‘. "E‘Z‘L «Boy for drug store.» must
. u --.i or over. Apply Stillson-
m).
31!) Experienced hand em-
ni dresses and waists
v ' Good pay. Grace Eni-
\'. .1. 5 Hant'ord Place, Tel.
Y mu: man with some of-
rwi-vz‘ii-llx‘o and knowledge of
wit. The Westport Bank &
’i‘el lil'IN'l‘hAA six or seven
In.» or apartment. Would
. - 2w: int. Address HouSe care
;\ i“; ~'_
'ANTED—A couple txolliVe :on 13”:
one a country pace near 0 -
ma by living honest
use of fine.
lrk i’arni, liilly equipped and With
Tile man
Address Bot” ‘25, South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—House find lot. N0.‘8
North Aveune. No agents.
FOR SALE—Late. 1918 Ford roadster
body. also deck
- with commercial
. Norwalk
ior your own broker. -
lFOR SALE-$1500 down, the balance of
,; small monthlv payments will buy
la Well built. small house, ready for
occupancy and nearly Micros of land
within Walking distance of trolley in
Nonva’lk. Price $4,500. Wm. Krusch.
Norwulk or your own broker.
FUR SALE—3 houses at 19-21 Union
street. buildings for rent. at 15
gurshall street. The Hatch & Bailey
‘0.
FOR SALE~Banjo. price reasonable.
call alter 6:30 p.m. 81 “'oodward
Avenue South Norwalk.
FOR SALE-~4919 5-passenger light six
Studebaker touring car. Thoroughly
overhauled and repainted last spring
nod to perfect condition. XYZ, care of
Sentinel.
FOR. SALE—1920 Overland tourinz.
driven 200 miles. Discount for cash.
F. L. H. Gill, Darien, Phone 356.
‘. ’ .‘-. (-lel'lr. one with some ex-
lt‘i'l'tll in delicatessen
_. . ‘Piilzlt‘e Delicatessen
:~ "'i Main street.
\‘ Hill for general office
-._v,:.i_-. (‘luvtL Peabody & C0.,
ft'\\' more boys and
. it Mr amateur band to
. ;.. :1 Bass. Baritone, Trom—
i it! 1, Phone. call or write
.‘ .11 I. 519 Belden Ave.
i
\
Viiglilber
mini and good salarv to the
~_ \‘fk NTEllwtmeil. women)
‘ lul‘ Postal Mail Service.
3.! . E: Examinations September.
. unnecessary. For free par-
J. Leonard. (former
:< Examiner). 889 Equitable
lie "1:.zizlon. D. C‘.
‘e "fine
43,1) or woman of intelli-
;..7<:<1' in office. Address Rl
‘ ‘li Ill“ .
. -m
. ,\ boy in shipping depart—
.-.- J. Cash, Inc.. South N0!“
'lf) BUY—Used motorcv.
”we _z:nd stones. (fail or
“Washington St. Auto radi‘
.2 lands repaired at reason—
215 “’ashington streeti
WANTED
«gran to take charlie of
factory office force.
. understand book-
i mug and pay roll. State
.-. Us: experience and salary.
-----
‘ "neared. Good opportuni-
: :wr right party. Address
BOX C. W.
Care of Sentinel
>r~ \‘I‘ION \‘l’ANTED—Experienced
'i- immical draughtsnian with ma-
slmp. pattern making and foun~
-.\;) -rience, etc. George Hertzler.
_ A. Deliee, 30 Cedar St., South
. unlit, Conn.
ti: 1 l'ATlt).\‘
r
r:
(
I . \VANTEI) by reliable '0
_ ‘31.;7‘5‘ddr955 Boy. care Sentinel. MICHAEL SYANISZLO,
‘ Ad ' ‘.
PROFESSION . ministrator.
- ___ . THE HONORABLE fill-0RD m
Mrs. Lonise Canfield . OF CORK."
! . .—_.
$3.1?“ avenue, NMk, Ct. (0- H. Sturgeg, of Hartford, formerly
rit ate Lessons in .Dancingl.“ I d e! Nor-walk.)
le 10!‘ ‘
.. .. Telephone 1&8 . A fadinlng.mmt $3931! is dying. is
.. ....» «new. .... "“ ‘l:::::....°.‘:.¥t.-i.§rm~
. ~ _ : one er . f ‘ li- . a ' ' '
'ltsair'grtlrrssfiimo-‘3‘:- 2”” underarm ....
l , .r-klin Ave: City, 9 " Come:- «He's'stilckiggco therein]. when he'll be
, .._._NR 7) .- - lest“ .
a .rjv or: HEMESS-ls l a" m m s 'm'
FOUND m Po‘t'o’MAo
r
Luhlmg. Her "loom, ‘Hfld ‘by
- Washington Police.
..l>i.'llNGTON. Sept. 13.
. an the bed of the‘Potomac after
. . ' r-i rugs had teen used to churn
' “waters, the body of 11:3. Gor-
‘ tiger Kuehllng. heiress to. a
in n: :1 million dollarestatah De-
it. -‘-l:~ lound yesterday 5174038 0!
- - uzes of canoeists engaged in the
1‘ but her bush“. 3.0! H-
, . '121. still was held last “£71m
'l-Hw pending the result of the in-‘
l
‘1}. 1",.
.H
n": was arrested‘nlm m4
‘-l reported to the police that
l‘ll‘vas ( rowned while Mi ‘0”
oz; Wednesday night. _. 5 .
l'i
‘ 'lr ..
Tr
a class fled M
D quasi-v
. l . - 04am
maid. white irl; ‘
g lN
l. g Inquire at once at Hotel!
FOR SALE ~»—-1918 Ford
_runnmg car; 4 new tires. one spare
tire, shock absorbers, speedometer,
Stromberg carburetor, demountable
wheels. mirror and many extras. cheap
if sold at once. Webb Bros. Tire
Store, 131 South Main Street.
sedan, line
FOR SALEwlt you are looking for
“a real bargain in a two iamil - house,
mill ill the center 01 South horwalk.
459332 cash. Very easy terms. Phone
uu' .
FOR SALEwParlor stiite, good as
new, also good working horse. E.
yarady. care Box A.. Cedar St.
l .
33
l
nosmss mucus
J1 Mr. and In.«m 'M u!
rantstca m, mm
with rem h fie W m
yesterdu.
. Mrs. flary H. Hittite-limit» 'lns
been spending the smel- at “plan.
New Justinian m 10' ”Me
259 Flax Hill‘ltoad.
«Mrs. James Golden, of 4 mid
avenue, than returned, alter several
days' visit with trio-(ls in New York
4
l
1
4.
AGGRESSYVE mus nv W
and surrounding towns earn sp en~
did spare time incomes introducing
sauteed ‘PBISCILLA F ".1
oslery.-UIderwear. “Mr-lu-
tterdlted. luicnt profit. Bounti-
t’ul samples furnished. Hanna-lea
Co., Trenton, New Jersey.
8 SWESS NOTICE-amuce to the
Ipenile who have tar sidewalks tore
pair. 0w ingooto the price or torso-
ing‘trmn' $6. to $12.00 avml,"¢
are compelled to raise the price from
170 per square foot _ to 20 but. all
orders received up to ‘Sept. : "will
be taken at the old price; after that
ld‘ato all“ work will the one per W
tool for redressing. All our work is
done in the bent manner and with the
best of material and ls‘guaranteed to
wear in good condition {or twenty
years. W. F. Louden. Tor Westerly
Concrete Co.. 16 Knight St., Norwalk.
idiotic 1711.
CLDER- metapen on 74 Taylor Ave,
Tuesdays an Saturdays.
WRIST PRICES ”1610f cattle and
, calves, also‘ hogs and poultry. Ad~
dress H. Zlotkin &. Son. Conn. Ave.,
South Norwalk. Conn. Tel. South Nor-
walk. 2078. Drop postal and Iwnl call.
RICHARD DEANE. 19 Union Streét.
sSouth Norwallt. Plumbing and
Heating. Steam. Hot. W‘ater and Gas
Il’ittings. Repairing promptly attended
to. Phone 2556.
EMIL A. KNOB, Bell Island. Con-
tnctln Painter. Graining. Gluing.
interior ecorating. Estimates cheer-
fully given for all work Phone 2311.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN, localaud long
distance trucking of all kinds. Ollce
éfzary & Co.,.?hone 1577. House phone
Thwé‘aLL PAPER AW
9 ckground of I Happ H 0.
Just received tcn'thomnz fl. '0‘
"wall paper. Late“ dean;- and coloring
with presed borders; You know that
wall paper advance. in price'liko every-
thing else. But before-going some place
else and pay high prices 1 wish you would
look over my stock first and save from
I; to 50 per cent. Estimates cheerfully
given on paper and painting. him no
paper now and .save money.
ALEXANDER WHITE
35 Lowe Street: Tel. 2189.
THE NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC CO.
and Brooklyn.
accompmled by
Abrams Confectionery Co.. 5‘5
the White Mountains.
organist and choirmaater of Trinity
home of Mrs. J. l'). Nimo. was given al 0
surprise party,
Sept. mm, by the Vl'oman‘s4nxtliary.
Those present
‘Dl'zzs.
Miss Lillian Fury, at Charm. N.
C., and In. Joan, of New Rochelle,
were viitors at the home of“. SCI-i
lie Valentine. on Saturday. but. 11th
Anthony Falcons, who is 1mm
in Philadelphia as a member or the
United States Navy. is enjoying aten
Idays’ fwlough with his parents, at
128 Lexington avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William O. McLean.
Mrs. Richard H.
Grant and son, left. this morning,
Mr. McLean's car for a two weeks'
trip throguh Hunchuflts.
At 10:30 Saturday morning Thoms
Rotanto. 41 Albon street. Stamford.
Conn., driving a Mark truck for
Main
street. lacked into Dr. Clark. on Hen-
ry street, putting a large dent in the
rear of his auto. The matter was unl-
cably settled by both partied.
Mr. and ‘Mrs.‘Edward J. films. of
High street. Norwalk. have tanned
from a month'syacation spent at Cape
Cod. Mass. and. before returning to
Nomalk. toured through Canada and
Mr. Sims is
church, South Norwalk. where Mrs.
Sims is a soloist, and both are promi-
nent as teachers of piano and voice.
“Vent-end guests at the Royal
James Hotel on Wall sweetener-e. H.
L. Nari-y, Haldyme. Conn; Mr. and
Mrs. A. Jordan. New York: Mr. and
Mrs. G. Hampton. Trenton. New Jer-
sey: Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hall. Tren-
ton. New Jeieey; Mr. and Mrs. E
Harry. Brooklyn. N. Y.: Mr. H. F.
Kropp. Hartford. Conn: Mr. and Mrs.
Ryehart. Brooklyn. N. Y: Mr. and
Mrs. M. J. Benton. Brooklyn. N. Y.:
Mr. and Mrs. Shannon. Brooklyn. N.
Y.: ‘M‘r. and Mrs. A. “B. Thaw. New
York city: Mr. and Mrs. W. Wheeler
and party of Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mrs. Elnora Perkins. of Norfolk.
been visiting at the
on Friday evening.
were: Mrsé ~James
Mrs. Margret Jackson. Mrs.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959
51 Osborn Av... East Nor-walk
Ray Wanna, Mgr.
207 East Washington St, 80. Norwalk,
'ere tor U. and We‘ll win flu- VOID“
Mott. Mrs. Daweon. Mrs. Ella Smith.
Mrs. Lock. Mrs. Rosa Anderson. Mrs.
Mlnkins. Mrs. Jones. Mr .‘Willrlns.
Miss Julie’Moti. Miss Re ,ca Hall.
Butler. Mrs. G. Clintman. Mrs. Elizag
Mrs. Robert Patterson. Mrs: Minn andl
Mrs. Perkins: George Pheman. J. D!
Minn. James Dlgzs. Robert Patterson;
CGRBIXG. gutte lawn rol'inz. con-
creting. tar wgslks'cme 1in first-
class Style. Clark. office with 30r-
and ‘1'. C. Minion.
for home. Saturday. and Mrs. E. Camp.
bell.
Mrs. Perkins left
HEM: Supply (50.. 108 “star 8L Phone
-
AUCTION-4m orchard of apples. E.
T. Bates. alicrioneer. will sell all
public auction. rain or shine, Wed-
nesday. 2 o‘clock. apples on the trees
FOR SALE
' "Residence at
207 Flax Hill Road
Belonging to estate of Frank-
lin A. Smith. Lot 87-ft. by
125-ft. House contains '10 rooms,
2 extra lamina-lea, 1 extra toilet,
the-places on 2 floors, excellent
heating system, oak floors,
chestnut trim. Garage for 1 car.
For particulars Addrens 1'. Ir-
ving Smith, No. 32 Elmwood
AVe., South Nor-walk, Goon.
F O R S A L E
Property in all sections of
the town. For particulars ask
JOHN T. HAYES,
7 Main Street, Norwalk.
Real Estate Insurance
_ SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk. ss.. Probate
Court, August 30. A. D.. 1920.
Eatate of Julia Syanszlo. late of
Norwalk. in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict oi Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
lor_tfie creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested. Within said time.
Will be debnrred a recovery. All per~
sons indebted to- said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
War in
CHARLES 'r. unnatural
Carpenter. builder and general
giatche gtrlcimrdD $1 Darya? Nb .vx\l:.1h;‘!l‘. contractor. Jobbing and te-
r .ee eet, en. ea 8. c - . mind
sist of Baldwins. Russets agd R. .1 ”it work meuy “fie
Greens. About 200 trees, Per order to. ‘ ""-
of David N. Mather. G‘Edlle Ave E 11‘ Tel 1323
., .. ., -
FRED )1. HAWKINS. Carpenter and
.Btu'lder; Plans drawn. estimates 4..
grit-en,\leictglryi supplies made to Older.
S lop .‘o. eaview Ave, East Side.- . ‘
Phone 493. } BE A
FOR HIREr—New all .ton Brockway. H'I'Fll
‘ truck tor moving and seneral trurk- ‘ THOUG L
mg. inquire Naggy Eros. 71 Cedar FRIEND
St.. South Norwalk or Telephone 1518.? th th 11 1°
" M. Don’t be stingy wi e 'tt
1:0 “7 ' Mulchip oourtuies that mean
l
T() LET~2 connecting tront rooms.
every convenience for light house~
keeping. near trolley and station. also
zaraze space. inquire 7 Grove St.
South Norwalk.
TO_ LET-—0ne or '2 fut-piste” rooms.
a: Osborn Ave.. East Norwalk; 4 I
l
l
l
T0 LET-3 rooms furnished, every.
. convenience for light housekeepingw
improvements. also garage space. ln-‘
quire 7 Grove St.. South Norwalk.
T0 LET—~Furnished room. select
neighborhood. steam heated to 1 or
ivgenilemen. Phone 1889, No. 3 Edlie
. e.
so much to all of as”; _
lend your friends a token of
remembrance in the form of a
Groothig Card. “Get the Habit"
of scattering sunshine with
Greeting Cards.
The Hamilton
Shop
’49 WALL STREET
TO LET—Tron
t ofllce formerly occupi-
ed by
J. R. Taylor. Attomey—at-Law.
mos. ‘
ill-of“: ‘61)”. 0! We”
henna-id hone, litter a WWW
mortal {or amnesia: Gladys
Flynn, or. 32 Flat Hill road.
On Salty E. “I". m ed
M
Ito the-polka ‘Me’m hudltolen
I aeug‘mnu‘ M in fruit
of hi- am. at 18 Wallace-6t.
Robert lloutgomery, of Main street.
reported to the pales, am “trim;-
tMt‘A. J. Mom“ “not
his We, am an m
wheel mum Ir. W
Md that; 110'me {or be A“!-
u'i‘ho‘ Fraternal Order of Each- will
hold a cumu- nt tho Town Luciu-
bly Hui. hotember 27.
1920 Wdel‘ touring car will be
l
in ‘xlven any. The cur is at present in tho-um- arm and women.
Balloon. Powell Carper-Nan
“a garage >hre in Norwalk, having ar-
Kidncy Pills have given rolls! to
grived in phaty of flute for all to see
that night. Md 1.
make merry
store for those that come.
SAYS WOMEN ROBBED HIM.
m of! a “0 WI! ‘
- t...:.“..:.:'.'::":......r:. pm. .1
Hi. Home.
‘Mendcll lion-nadir, Who lives at flit.
comer ot'Water and Haviland streets. x
made a ounplalnt to Patrolniln John
‘ , tint twa cobnd wean. one.
9323}; a leather coat, had robbed
him of ”awhile he was
porch of ll: hone.
Roxanna“! said. that one of the wo-
men and him for a quarter, saying
‘she wanted to get something to eat.
and that he gave it to her. Latnr. att-
er W wulnen hnd Ju- a. hit ob m-
versatlon with him and had gone. he
inoflced “it 360 which he claimed to
.have had in his trouser‘s pocket was
igoxe'searcl was made for the two wo-
3men, but they were not to be found.
outer ATPEN'HON ’
PI"ro ALL ORDERS
: J U N K
:Baled Functional—100 1118.1
3 Rowan St. E. Norwalk
Tel. 441 Tel. 441
may THEM ”now
' non BRAND-s
”LENDID STOCK .
“'9 have a Wonderful cul-
lectimi of Alarm Clocks in
all the wanted sizes.
“'0 Would advise anyl
one who needs an Alarm
clock to; make their selec
tion now from the fine as-
sortment that we have on
hand.
. 15 MONTHS
WRITTEN GUARANTEE
AGAINST DEFECTS
Remember what that. means
to you—will others join
that?
“'0 believe it will lie to
your advantage to buy and
have your repairs done at
Charles Brand
EXFERT WATCHMAKER
AND CLOCKNRKIR .
JEWELER and OPTIOIAN
8°. Non-walk
t
l
—1_ c.... ....
rther particulars. in ui -
flee Old Well Cigar Co. q re at 0‘
TO LET—Two tron: room . over
Schultz's .markct. Railroa Ave.
and Washington st. Suitable for of~
rice. Rent $20.00. For furthev porti-
cuars. inquire ofllce Old Well Cigar
Co.,.or John Newsbouron precinct.
omens chum %
It is our business to Clean
Carpets and Bugs and by hand
.ptoccss to restore the colors.
Goods called for and delivered.
Connecticut ’(‘Amlet
. Cleaning Co.
090.581 firm-up:
-8? GEAR STREET PHONE 069
And buried 'neath the 2|“! 1nd aod—-—,
~—a--
not gone. but not forgotten. .
even than. “when my; 1-011
and man bones have rout}?
Just remember-mat alt-IQ trunnion
’ was (his Macs“): follow—
To show the:mlsh‘fln%?klsh blodd
was not mixed up in yellow;
To Show-.his Knish-ink“ .ondahlcvpee-
slstency: ‘ .4
To try his best. atyevely test, tomake
old Inland free; .
Our hero is dying slowly—he’s, coming
wow and: ~ = ' ‘3
Yet in your heart, lot safer deport.
Mac-stingy ma your friend. m.
’NATIONALW‘O‘ALL. " :l
ALTERATION SALE
:Men’s afl'Boys’
iHJRNISHJNGS
SHOES = .
R E n vicar-row owl ‘
NUDE BOOKS——
~—_.
PADS—- "
Panoramas—
SCHOOL BAGS-
” fl?“ #9011"
Shade
‘ For ’the ‘ChMen’S
salami Supplies
All kinds—stiff or, flexible covers—Loose leaf
or leather covered from 6c up.
Good quality pads for ian work—rad: m- aerial
work—Scratch pads-all sizes {mac in. ,
‘Peneils— Penholders— Pens—g- Blowers-s Ink— »-
Erasers— Rulers— Clips-— -.
:Everythinit’nnded for schoolwork.
‘ —A'l'--
.k
...
‘ v.
Jim
{
g.
3
2
it‘lynn. on Saturday “tram uzu .
sitting on the'
' mmprotea
1‘.-
mm mum decay. Pm
coats less than rcpum'
cap-mud honing-m 10
depreciate at once. Board- warp.
Nail. loosen. Window Icahn
mm“.
w W m d.
wcya quickly round at advanc-
ill
on...
’
Patton s
Proof
Pamt
-gim_you row.“ I.“
against weather-war. And it
gives you: of extra pervico be~
con-cit lo a sci dun—
lform quality. undo without
guesswork.
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South Norm, ~
’ Ill‘Washfngton t.
"Eu—u u. " S
Sly! "lltbrop '1'“.
__ "Bu ha '41»!!!—
w __. .... .-._.__.—W__-.w__..__w
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The woodwork. walla—in fact
every urfoce in your Ito-c can
.5. undo. handful punchi-
ikc while, and c- h w
kept oh“ “you w I
W
WHITE ENAMEL
lac-liq m and point-
efl prefer this white enamel for
their butt work.
ltflows very freely undeéthc
rhino-va- --d more”
OPENING sins
...of—
_.Jmnsco” ”unusual
To Be Shown for-a
you‘nvc any
n. you want to not a good who!
I"... tell-n 1.—
...... . .:. .... ..
Who will ply you
papers and not and everything
. ... TILEPHONI a.
We abs but furnltuvo. 1
L aLEcmc LIGHTING
Bonn and fact wit-lag. II-
tensil..- ad norm
WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
184 Washington St.
Phone 460 m
' F. S. LYON I
JOB PRINTING
South Norwal
15%
REDUCTION
ON
eBafihing Suits
l A. W. HODGE
Ionic mm
52 SO. ”MAIN ST.
T
REGULATIN‘
A child's teeth in of on much I.
poi-tunes “ hflnl‘ happen- If:
it not infrequent y
a person has no.“ M.
perteouy sound and healthy tooth.
are extracted. and Randal ..
inserted. all-ply bonus. the nat-
ural ones were 1131!.
Parents 'MM look bin *
part of the child's wfll but; ; t
teeth overlap. or m... or m
between
MFRIIJLQCM
with” ”AM...
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