3:53.43“. SEPT. 27, 1920.
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Wants, To Let. For Sale, Business and Profesfionsl Cards, Miscellaneous Advs.
, JIASSIFEVE
Two Cents a. word; nub-mum charge WW
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WANTED AT ONCE
French Binder
Operator for
Seaminz‘ m
Staying“; and'
Experienced
Skiver.
The Tristram Shoe Co.
8 Union St.
South Norwalk. Conn.
ron sans“
FOR SALE-«1914 Ford touring car. 4
new tires and in first-class running
order. Can be bought right. Tel. “il-
ton 57-3.
FOR SALE—Seasoned cordwood, fur-
niture. iootpower grindstone, shov-
. els, picks, forks, pulleYSblock. cross-
t: saw, single wagcm harness, wagon
ll{helix stoneboat, planks,- set will”
' recs, lot tools. Inquire premises 90
Winfield St.. E. Norwalk. Phone 1422-15.
' L[Salt—SALE——Cider barrels. nice, clean
59-gal. syrup barrels from one of the
the world,
largest cake l‘abtories in
Farm,
$6 50 each. Reynold‘s Poultry
Highland Ave, Phone 1036.
Fol: SALE—One kitchen range, one
couch, one buffet. 6 Gregory Blvd.,
Must Norwalk.
V.‘ -‘~NTED——Operators, hand
wril‘liel‘s. Speedy work.
..i pay. Terris Bros, 127
l‘l’lg'tOIl St.
.‘.l..
ii; .men and girls in our various
:"xzents.
-.. “min il' satisfactory.
F Jacob 8» Sons, Inc.
- \l.uitit'm-tun-rs.
xotnv/uas.
\ l
.l}
-,:;t l I. N(H"I'H
p
'it. huv. house. some
. nth-picnt to station for
.. r..l lull particulars.
‘.\.-~t liltl St. Nelw York.
.szi: man for retail
‘ w opportunity to learn
”Ir tnttire. State experi-
~w-nu-. ctc. Address l’.
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\\'.\.‘<'l‘lin~v—A young
appearance. caymble ol
Floor Usher. l’er-
salary to one who
\\.x. t plating: are, de-
.zz.. and salary want
xli'ht t‘o.. New Haven
9' ll!
ll«'l':~'. hand workers.
t. .wl pay, 'l‘cri'is Bros.
. St. ‘
'T‘. :I‘\
.ml
'.".'lltl lint. High school
iT'l. :il'im :wliol hours.
ill .‘Inrwolk l-‘lorisl and
4 Alan :‘lrm-t.
.. portion to (in light
itlrilltl‘" \i'm. )Nm .
st t‘l-Ht. South Norr
,.z
r.
IH-j‘.."l‘ lly couple.
.;.-.y t merit 1m furnish-
.11' South Norwalk.
‘ .. W‘s“ _. _._._—
! delivery nody. Opcn'
Lirtlll (audition. State
Smith l‘Joi'walk, l'honc
l"".ltl('1“i: “squeezer,”
' Sturdy work at
- work). Apply Eln-
llt‘ Yale K; Towne.
.l, Conn.
wiper for general
'l‘lu- Edw. Malley
«Him, Must be. tam-
"ll.llll store office
are, details of (al-
uill be held confl-
wanted.
. . 'lrrtl. Samln Retrial}
":“‘I
PLFFESSIONAL.
."-‘.\45NT+CE;ES
w :g-ng Teacher
.., S. Main street, South
mm. For terms and per-
s 25 ltllot'e' Rd. Now
i . x 'r. l. 322.
‘ . ' "“_‘T_—"~
J .‘L Louise Canfleld;
arcane, Norwalk, Ct.
Lessons in Dancing
billione 1838
:' =) R S A L E
j in all sections of
For particulars ask
- >7 {le T. HAYES,
P‘ 5...;22 Street, Norwalk.
udate Insurance
hill HIRE—New al/Ttim-
Walkway truck for mov-
P‘O R SALEA~1 S-l‘t.
Barker engine.
motor boat. 4 hp
Can be bought reas-
AWIn WOMEN»
in Norwalk and surrounding towns
\VALL STREET. Noam—All gains
.vt'cre lost' before the end of the first
.hour. when last week’s heavy selling
{movement ‘ of prominent industrials
.and amounts-eaves resumed. Losses
lot 2 to 6 points were sustained dur-
ltng e rudrniiiz. by Bethlehem. Cru-
icibleé ltepuhillc fio‘tsflmgak Scat)».
' ‘ i ' .«Steelt, "Hand er a l. E a. (’1' *
has been eclared 3'“ the rat b“ ltors. Baldwin Locomotive. Bosch
the Hitler“; Commission .0: FarmlMagne-to. Hide & liesther Pfd.. and
The Commission was aghast to learnIAmprgmn Vi'oolien. Copm': .h‘p.
from a report read to it by Professor;pinizs. Corn Products, Food Products
llordas. that there were 8.000.000 ratsnnd Coca Cola also fell 1 to 2 points.
m the City, [Zarly advsuces in the rails. includ-
Tlie extermination of the rats is tolmg' various lssues. ""1 “flat",
.Viflxxtl*f§pt. 2 ,3;- ‘n‘: to a finish
earn 5 lendid spare time incomes in-
.tro’dhc n3 guaranteed Priscilla fabrics.
hosisrx underwear, everybody inter-
ested. Magnificent profits. beautiful
samples furnished. Fitzcharles Co.,
Trenton, New Jersey. ,
Telnet-tan FURNRcmAg'nt for
the famous Tiffani-”miss. for.
nace. .li‘ you are ready to purchase
a one pipe heater see me before mak-
ing your selectionl Price reasmubie.
Serwc’e prompt. Stephen Miller, All-
vxew Ave, Phone 39?.
HIGHEST PRICES paid‘ tor cattle and
calves also hogs and poultry. Ad-
MV 9 Zlotkin.‘ &; Sam ComeAva,
south‘Norwalk, Count. Tel. South‘Nor-
walk, 2078. Drop postal and I will call.
CARRIGAN &. FLYNN, local and long
distance trucking of all kinds. Office
railroad, reasonable terms, bargain for
quxck buyer. F. S. caiieHSentinel.
FOR SALE—Oak bed.
Standard electric range,
hot plates, tireless cooker
iiiali’c shtit off clock. '
year. Phone 99-3.
”(lit SALE-One blue ‘ribbon silver
Persian due/h; a perfect breeder
and Chinchilla Persian male kitten of
davienport.
having two
oven, auto-
Both used one
very highest pedigree of ltcv'l Hwi~~
men of England. Phone 1976.5“
con s Alli" ~7Estalil lgi.11i‘"?.;;it‘r?"m
produce business; good trade. cr'n-
if‘lll location, .low rent. and lease:
prin- and terms to suit. inquire Store
32 Main street, Norwalk. '
FUR SALE—3". houses at 1921 Union
' street. buildings tor rent. at 15
.vlar.~h;t!l street. The Hatch & Bailey
limit/3mm“
[lPENSEllNV‘ENllflN
CLEVELAND. (L. Sept. :17 ".‘bl'trt’
than 4~ll|' llltlllSHllll «ll-lirulvs new in
lll"ll' fil‘llfl in the Hippodrome 'l‘hc-
all-r this llltllltlilfl‘. when Franklin
u‘tniw. National Commander. called
In nitln-r the so-i'viml :tllillllll (‘()ll\'t'llll(lll
oi thv Aim-ritzin Legion. The Hour of
hi: )Nlllllt'lll (‘O‘Ht-lliltllls. State stood-
arri.‘ nml lit-Illlzlllls «lo-simintlni: seats
allottml to the. tui'luUS tlt‘li'guililllfi.
(‘oinniandcr d‘t)licr presented Rev.
Francis J. Kelley. 0: Troy. N. )3. "His-
lighting chaplain." \vho dvlhchd the
lllVUt‘illitlll. Mayor \Villinm 8. Fit“):-
Gt-ruld \velcmiicti thi- \isitors in he-
liall’ (it the tit)‘. 'l'livii l'illllt‘ the ic-
ports of the national officers and the
naming or convention committees.
The convention prepared to adjourn
at mum to witness the parade this aft—
crnoun of npprtniiiintt-ly 20.0w inr—
mcr service men and women. the
feature of tltc three days' t‘uli\(‘lllli)li.
(Hlt' of “in first important matters
to he presented “as a report ot‘ the
crtwlv-ntLLIS conimittw, 'l‘he commit-
.tcc was in Session early today. to de-
(fille'lWlfl tilirsfionl which. nits-r pro—
traclud debate. failed to end in a so-
lution of a. Illl‘t'lllll: ot' the t'.\l'l'llll\(‘
committee- last night. The-Sc are:
Shall mch department heullovn-d only
its five delegate-s at large and um- ad—
ditional dell-guts for each even 1.090
paid up members. or shall it be allow—
ed 0116‘ additional dell-irate l‘ur tlll'h
1.000 paid up inviiilicrs or major frac-
tion thereof? . '
Shali.the posts in foreign countries
he alloch votes in the convention?
The credentials committee com-
prises one mint-her from each recog—
nized rlcpnrtim-zit. including all States.
the District of Columbia, Alaska and
wan.
\Vhrther an additional delegati-
would be seated by States having a
mayor fraction of one thousand paid.-
up im-izim-is atl'l'clt-(i [\vt-nty-thrt-c
Votes.
tourism .
intonation é.
Front a careful examination of ap-
plicants for position on the football;
tt‘lm L0" be established in Norwulk'
this year. it would seem as if Nor-l
walk.’ would have one of tlu- best
teams in the county. if not in the!
State. for‘an amateur team. '
About 18 men responded for prae-i
Fig and general trucking.
(our: Baggy Bros, 71
.tdar t., South Norwalk,
J
, COTE-ENS.“
mons swore 'sdmiued'
'esterduy dry were
aturalization court.
rejected-and“ severat'
fililéd‘: for («user
of 'tlidse‘ v‘vh'o 'v'vei‘e
are former subjects
ary, Russia,
and Sweden.
laws of thee comfy. -
Gm;
‘ .. dmlsss.
tice at the l‘laxter grounds. yesterday
’ " ' 'n‘ l ‘s ’ irowni
J-
hroughb lm’therCflr‘
t'hb '
or: can. now this. Bulb's A , Y‘
Iii-ghas'imrned from a summer's
. .Solmlowsky mas-connected- with tire ‘
coma-cticut Federation of Labor. and
i any versions of his real. identity.
"b' floods” co” __i, guide. several
ems oversaw to? “inteiQstc-d in
69' dbféhce.” " ‘ ‘
m~;..-t. . -
lThey will he at. the Armory. Norwalk.
into ’h‘l§ Tailef'efi'r‘l'y’ 631‘ full? 25. was li‘i'i’ t ie
W
. nd. waiving» emanation. «was held lDistrict
' War court) without bail. 'day.
The incoming Grand Jury will take up which has been represented by Sena.-
ii'wto «way. i
since his death there have been giverr 'F
onably if sold at 'once. Arthur F. Lear‘éCo. P110 15"” Ho
Lent. 8 [Orchard St, Norwalk: 363. } ‘ ' "e H. usepbone
ll‘olt SALE—Chandler, 7 passenger WALL PAPER AND PAINT
' touring car_ 1918; good condition. TH. Background 0' I Happy HOMO.
r01. Darien 337_ Jifs!‘ 'received ten thousand rolls of
10R 9 ~ ,_ wind; paper. dLabde design; :1an coloring
9 ‘ ~ . resse ”or era.” _ on now that
houneAIdIBl ll: modem two family 3111 pg er sdyances in price lik'o’ everyfi
.. . movements, Situated in thing ese. But below going not; place
a very desirable neighborhood in So. elseond pay high prices I Wish you would
Norwalk, convenient to trolley and loot: over my: flrst- sud-inxfi’m
25 to 50 per cent.
given on paper and palntin[.gPsl‘t sud
Duper now and save money..
. . ALEXANDER WHITE
35 Lowe
Street. Tel. 2138.
CURBJNG. gutters. lawn rolling. can.
crating. tar walks done in
1.3.... was
CARPEN‘Omi
It is our business to Clean
Carpets and Rings, and by hand
process to restore the colors.
Goods called for and delivered.
Connecticut Carpet
Cleaninz Co.
Geo. S. Wyman, Manger
and Connecticut avenues. ln'quire
ol J. J. Alcllmcrn. H ('oun. avenue.
_.._.- _.~_..._.... ..__-- , -. 1.-
T0 LET-«rim fuiiiishrd room. all
trally loomed. Inquire 21 N Main
HOl'SE T0 LET—Furnished 9
house, 5 bedrooms.
den, sewer.
in May 15th or later.
Blun'.
Pow ers, Hickory .
merits, near ‘rolli-y
geniliinan preferred or married cou-
go In private iamily. inquire Box In
‘enlinel Office.
T0 LET~ Flimishcd room in a private
iam_il.v. all convenience. Box 420,
So. lsorwaik. ’
T0 LET—Darien apartment. six rooms
with bath. Electricity and hot wa'
ter fumlshFd. Near station. Rent
will"). Phone Ilaricn 73-2.
SALE OF PLAYE
27TH.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 21.—All pur-
chases of minor leazue players bymu~
jar league clubs must be closed at
norm September 27, the National
Baseball Commission announced yes-
terday. ‘
The time for filing reserve lists is
to be November 1, instead of October
1.
DANCE SEASON 003008"
The dancers and music lovers of
Norwalk and vicinity have been most
fortunate in being able to hear and
dance after the McEnelly Singing Or-
chestra in past seasons. Their friends
and patrons here are legion and will
be pleased to read that the first ap-
pearance of the McEIl'elly boys here
will be on Tuesday evening, Oct. 5.
This orchestra is better this season
than ever before. They haVe been
playing at Riverside Park. Spring-
field, through the post'summer and
have all of the latest hits which they
will render with their usud- m;
Tuesday event??? Oct. Vfitll‘. under the
auspices of C. F‘. Butterworth Rifles.
Co. K, 4th Regt. ln‘t C. 8.1}.
LESLIE DIES l
N' DOORHOUSE.
[32‘
floor life. to Aimorove his“
:l‘e joined circus bands. but
reed him .011be this. life
ago and he settled in Mar.
E ble to work. be. his wife
ichildren recently
use.
'85 a Canadlsn by birth.
a graduate of Harvard Uni-
a Spanish—American War
K ES EALY RENO)";
ammo.
Sept. 27,—Mattliew H.
1resentatixe from this ’city
Estimates cheerfully l
cwwit¥l§iggl sold a humorous mu inh- r of the coni— u:
' Bt.- no ‘
87 CEDAR STREET PHONE 969
ERIE!
Ti) l.l‘:T-~Sil\l'€ at corner 02 Ferris;
Ti) LET—of: furnished rooms. improve».
and stadium]
Its To and seer”
oorhouse at Murray, K32.
in lending New, Yorki‘
.i- fifteen yesn, Leslie gsve -
went to ’
be accomplished by all the weaponstwh‘m indulirials became heavy. Call
~ -, n~- ed at ’ reent. and
‘known in rat warfare. and the cam-Igg'gh iggange was‘stgd,._
lpaign wni be both ofi‘enstive and (19-;
lfensive. The oifensive weapons arcEDAy 13 APPOINTED-
ltlie following: i
Fee of bacterial products or deadly? >
among the rats. poisons. asphyxiating.
gases in the sewers for several hoursl
at a time repeated at
traps.
Seymour-r Resigned.
das warns rat "34‘9"” "0‘ to sm"“¢fcoed Hon. : Morris “1 Seymour,
holds tobacco in alihorre-nce;
mium or two sons is to be
each rat killed by hunters.
The defensive campaign will
conducted by rat proofing houses and had done for many 3.9311
by setting the garbage cans on the:
sidewalks only a :‘tw minutes pre—
antumolillcs. so that rats cannot feede_ Day of this citv.
on their contents over nizht. '
Many pessimistic \olces
to the chances of snow-s55 in ridding; ___
Parii‘of the rut nuisance. cspeciolly'
nl‘ter Professor llordas had explained,
liliat the Paris rat could boast of a;
family tree dating back to the early
MAY BRIVG ().\' CIVIL “21R.
CHICAGO. Sept. 23.» Olin
. . .. . -st ttt r. executive secretary of the So-
m-nturlo-s or tho-‘1 lit-istian era. having“... ”5. party. “5",." a “a“,mmfl to-
cpiiirrnted to 1. l‘:illt‘f“i'l‘unl the Bear «lav characterizing ”n. New
has! Willi llu- thi'l)‘ l rusadcrs.
"Such aristocrats aro- bound to put
up a. stiff litxlit for their privileges."
the Socialist lnrmiu-rs as “the worst
‘ “~'l2l‘.“.‘l ol' rcprcs- iitative government
“H‘SIOn- '3 or adjusting grievance-s
mi. al action."
.. g . I t
For; "ULDS I'l' \I-ssfiLs. ."
NFHV Yli :K. Svpl.
:5 large steamships. including all the;‘
battleships ol‘ tlv; Atlantic lit-cl.
97 --».\Iorc ”‘5‘“ i I" ':‘ “‘3“ Sin -‘. v\.}ilt)8itill. with
“T“- l in hunted." Kl". lli'anMrth‘r
l
l
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l. “ An evme Furniture Co.
l .
l ..
i
new, electric lizllls_ Mean: heat. run l
- l Complete Home
room'
‘ _ acn- ground, gar-i
electiicit). heal. To rent,
F urnishers
l
9
TO PARDON“ wasn‘t
Governor Mucus H. Holeomh’yesv‘
mffimm .
’ . lt‘Wenty yesrs. Accept. only so.
microbes likely to cause epidemics;3fidm 1”.“ Sum!“ MOTH! mien. “my“
im“r“‘1'5 and :terday appointed David S.‘ my. of
{Bridgepon a member of the ConnPC~3bou o! 12 tablets cost few cents.
In this connection Professor nor'llicut statE‘board of pardons to suc~
of:
before setting their traps us the. rat I Litchtieid, who has be“ a membor of?
pacify- .m board since 1881!. and "an?“ tic-jar.“ moment...
‘ or‘cauee 0! poor h‘ca th. whic . as wet
vented him from taking as activo MMMIE aren‘t. OPERA
h".part in the. affairs of the board as he '
Crime Was in the law office of Mr. Sey-
“"’“‘ : mom and has long been familiar with
ll'ilm ”1 ”‘9 “F‘mt’ll” t‘nnimisslon “Sitin- sctivities oi the board of pardons.:nam9 for herself singing Will] the
Mr. Day {sass-autos! Tale. clsssimeut is lion's
of 1902. a son of Hon. E. S. Day, of
\‘iullS to' the arrival of the mrl‘awff‘olchester ‘MS WM' m .
Mr. Day at onefone of the few American opera smil-
l
l
.uine'Asph-in proved safe by millions
and packed by physician's for over
chase" which contains
‘s’io relieve Holdsche,
'9, Net: I; Riki}
m3" tin‘
proper di‘ ‘
Toothache, .
inatlsm; Colds" and" Pain.
Dragging also sell larger "Bayer
packages.“ Aspirin is trade marl:
r m. acute masticscidos-
STIR, A TRUE AMERICAN
Marie Tiifany, the opera star. whose
needs»; September 29. promises to
be oneof the best of the Mr is»
‘ ‘.
"Boy's- Tablets of mum is m.
l
- Theatre; cost We“
l,
k
as. Miss runny originally came
from'Californis; where she made a
“ has Angeles Svmphony Orchestra.
le rislritors who expelled three of the
v‘. or orderly and verifiable pmcess- '
through ‘ Compagnie
Haiti.
.indar after a long illness.
the 84mm: tor the best results.
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By Special. Arrangement
MARIE TIFFANY
will give her favorite program,
.“Songs that America. loves.”
The great American operatic
soprano will appear herself in
what will be the most: notable
musicale of the season;
- Next: W'ednesday
September 29
at 8:15. P. M.
HOYT’S THEATRE
Appearing with Miss Tiffan will be Ches—
saaerfi.enrtoralti plum...
FREE TICKETS
Call, write or telephone us for fret" tickets of admit-
tance. They will be issued in order of Ipplication.
THE ALFRED: m
PIANO co;
' General Assembly. was
myxtnom‘mifi’ed ffor Senator by the 27th
Republican convention to-c
The district includes Gremvkh.
tor James It. Mead.
Kings!!!) BY mm" M'
STAMFORD. Sept. 27.
son employed by .
New Ha n and Hart
in the in tension electrical section.
was kill . by a psssensf: .
Ib'e... du b
New
85 NO. MAIN ST. SOUTH? NORW’ALK
% 2
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“'i“ 4- parties rcspoiisildt. for the re- . _
“5 can Singer {or all that. and she likes
ti-Y‘rl‘rlo' loss m inn-went lixcs. should '10 sing “K999 3'0 HomecFirco BIrn-‘
’m:" or “MyLittls Gray Home» in the}
ranfid (or mur'West” quire as well - so. the most 3-
.l‘ainous aria from a foreign opera.
Miss Timmy received a large share'
of her musical.trainlsg in Europe.
Bran- l ”’erth and before the “2,va “'ar 4
she was very well known as a sings:
'podssm gamut-fl.
{mm W
lhnmmuth
‘Ity oaths" sods. A sour
fin P MW
. . ‘3 «V ‘
h..v . fit it. ii
in France. In Paris she sang in tife d MI m on”
York .American Church. the one place in
Paris that always seems like home
to the wsndemig Americsn. She was
also heard in concerts at Chaisneau.
It the Suite du Foyer. and at the
Internationale Lyrigne,
where she sang In opera.
But Miss Timmy is a true Ameri~
Ex-PAYMASTER LITTLE
oernzw' HAVEN R. n. was
Kexxmwxeonr. 319.. Sept. 21.
:--Genrge M. Little. psymsster of the
.New York. New Haven and Hartford
anchored in the omvr haér‘imr curly l .. , _ .
today. unable to pwmr their way! M“ x“ ”W3 “mm"
liti‘nUL’l‘i 11H» (ls-1..“- - that has s-Il- "1‘ strut-1PM ‘: i " ‘ “’1“ l'l"l"'l‘l."-v
\vlnpml this Vicinity since Ifrjdngcswhat punishment should it“ lllt""ll
night. ‘UM tn :‘nrsr ,‘x‘rw York ltgislators
A iiumlmr of tnmmtlantic lint-rs. “-‘m. 1.5- in. .i- not: are attempting to .
llli‘illdillg ll‘i' l..'l 5." Hi". l’illlutl"l~ "nrfp;n‘_in1- 1L; \ q i_\‘ :lll}fl4l1|:li)lll'f thi
pliin. the ‘I lit“ ll iS'wws transport ‘(;t~\'0" ann'. uni “fin”, "Gum". “-
xmfli“: in 13'1"" ,H'.‘ '.' 5' 'pi- ’t-‘l‘th in. \\ ill Y‘allirio‘ certain a lung:
lheus. and min :5 \\~ - . .
their inlvn‘llZ-l \o\.-:o. rum .0! tin-2w- " “.5 1.: m" 'i ”find”? 9'“ H") “HH‘
1“,“. in...” ”H45.“ l .~m,,. gMuMa‘. Strut t-\1vli,:.on and “mutually civil
izmrnins'. "‘hl‘. '
railroad for thirty years previous to'
lll< retirement four years are. died
He was
born seventylhree years ago and was
.cmmectcd with the railroad forty-six
l
3 House and factory wiring, 05
l
years.
Try a classified nawrlisement. in the
This is the smallest and
lightest efficient washing mar
chine made. Yet its capaci-
ty. is equal to that of any
standard washer. The Gey»
ser Electric Washer has been
endorsed" by
Good M Institute
and
{the 113w York Tribune Institute
and guaranteed by the makers to
fulfill every claim.
The Norwalks’
ELEC'I'EIUKL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959
201 Edit Wilmington 8:.
STATE TAX.
MWMMdOc-
toba- let, and o ” tsnbls_se-
robs landfills
mills hss been psid to the 3m:
Befisptesnbosw
Tbs mt- otthoso who whet, .
“Mormons. mu»
A.Hesvy4*Pendty-.
eschew-m...
4
Residents of towns in Gounod,
"I
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_ FIOBI BROTHER? ans“
i‘nmnm.rm u‘
l _
l Bo you save sny'hm
Do you want to get s "W
I If so. sell it to—
! JAm Ii AIM h
Q Who will pay you tho ado.
l papers and rags and svorytm
also.
TELEPHONE fl
3 We also buy fur-om
ELECTRIC LIGHTING
pert insohsnics. Electrical sp-
plisncss and merchandise.
WHITE ELECTRIC co.
134 Washington St.
Phone 450 South law-II
F. S: LYON l
JoB PRINTING
South Norwsfi
; 15%
I REDUCTION
l 0N
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:. A.-W. HODGE
Imam“
! 52 so. MAIN sr.
Why is?"
Painless Extracting
A REALITY IN MY OFFIGE
First: My system is I m u.
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