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I ~ ~ ~ - ‘ a , . _ EH DEE, 1 li% was asked if I was an American. . la in .m mic.
~ LIA 55‘ I‘ 1L1) ‘D V bk 1 ; \‘sj ‘- ~ ~ 4' K V . “Of mane t m" I tanned' ' ; l. ' 7 m”. u ‘0 ‘ . In» SEMI.
. 1‘ .> ,-. 2 . ,. 1 , _ _ 7 The man manna-iodine. my. name. . ,. . . . um ”clever! l. will“? b.
. . “ . ‘ r told him it was neumino. n passl- . ,. ,1 ‘ a - ”an ”am up m... .
rwn Genu- a word: minimum charge 60c per issueatimoo $1, Cups 0 .me Price ‘ rd in ch00] tor an American in the - . l ‘ (b ' ‘ WWW hm mm»
7 l .‘o the Editor of The South Nor-walk motor; m m m We,” w'“ ,m, hurting“ . mug '- 4 Wt (p m a,
V V‘. :‘“V" ‘*‘ .~ Semifinil- he highest honors, but now that 1 am Drop 3de — chap‘a ”1'. m .m mm, am.
0031‘ SW looking for a place to live in. I am re-
fine in the weight of the conic-thou
Please mom it fills ‘mce in
H 7 M -. N“ '~ ""T" “f... M, "T; - _ . jecled because it is my name and be be", mun-m to mm 14.3.
WANTED F03 W . WWW WW gainingmmmm'm “.7. . ..... .w. .......... 5,, land mu. cm... .. W... .....
.- . . . __.._ 7-. - ' . l speak my native language. g~ by . knockout he will be the WNW
h‘OR SALE—Barrels, 50-gai.. oak c1. THATCHER FURNACES—f Agent [or can has received from someone "willsh, then I speak ltalian, but 1 am an n n n I d . n J I}; . Thmc who "9‘“ u“
der bbls., guaranteed sound. Also the iamous Tataher Panel.“ FW- thinks he is American but is not. "American. 0" Y 4‘0“” "an OD ‘0 cinnamon
1 — - .‘ . _ . . , . , Rrillon in their bout at. Cleveland tn- htwd‘ht champion will put mun
‘,\ ANTED AT GNCE 2 wood tanks, about Zio-gaL capacity. "3°c- 4‘ 9°“ "'3 read) t° “rm“ 1 was ”0““ i“ the C“? °f N" 70”" Just because I spetk in two Imam night the lightweight uuo holder will :‘m for the count of you no ofl’efil‘
a one i e heater see me before mak- . -
F h B' d ‘ 1 '1de Pilickaigssz $1 South St" Stam— ing )‘ofirpselcction. Price reasonable. 32" eta fofmoisflgic 1:312:24? .ges. does that make me un-American?}gain the world's wan" championship 1 no 8. -
rent m er > w . one . ' 4 Service prompt. Stephen Miller, A1“ upright )scholar At the age of twelve] Does that make me eligible to ill-land it would mark the first time in
Overator for m m... M... .. m... .. a... ringworm: '2: :33: ii: re arrearsneszisr.m2: 4.. - W .............. '-
Seaminz and Cadillac Victoria Coupe, $2,500; HlGHEST PRlCES paid ror cattle and went to both the Concord and Lincoln ,ihe worst '1“ Amide: "they “a is- “:3? e the Mal.
Staying and lgfigigdzg'ObgllelBOS gill-ball fiassetzifrr calves, alsouhogz god "8351A“. “110018 and had the respect or all my ‘norant to the fullest extent The bout between Learned and Brit—
. n v - ' - ' ' . r - V '9 ~ .
' . L age. 80 Nor-walk. Tel. 2211, 1360. $2155. flog-€313; Eon. 91%}, South 11:}. lea‘cllliera. in I hnvin the “ Is it fair treatment of an (ax-soldier tenure. to have taken place last night. .
Experlenced . *4 walk. 2078. Drop-postal and I will call. t s t e was g me who helped to uphold Democracy? but was mponed till tonight owing
of my life as all real Amercan boys
do. reading American history. i
‘loved to read of Washington, our one
great man who will never be for-
FOR SALE—One 1918 Ford. truck.
chain drive and one 1917. Runabout.
inquire L. Enron, 3 Rowan Sl..»l£ast
Norwalk. .
Am I not fit to live with Americans
because my people were born in lialy?
l1 think that that was very raw.
If we could eliminate that class of
Sklver.
The Tristram Shoe Co.
JARRIGAN a; FLYNN. local and long
distance truckingelvall kinds. omce
Leary 8: C0,, Phone 1577. House phone
IN 19”» IT
8 Union'St r0.“ SALE—Ford Runabouts and 363. gollen in the hearts of all true Amp” people who think they are Americans
' ‘ , . . . cans; i loved to read of General An- - . . - ““hthe
Scu§ENorwalk. CORR. “mm": cars '“ 300“ cm‘d‘“°“' WALL 'PAnEa AND PAINT drew Jackson and of the lime Robert because the) own property and re Tm}; know “an
{use to rent it, lo a young American
couple. we would be betler of.
i want to tell that man that if i
had the power I would have him out or
lArneiica, because he is not fit to live
in America. He is not practicing
JDemocracy, but is encouraging au-
l’riccs reasonable. 1916 lleO' Touring
car in perfect. condition. i'ully equip-
:u d. Z‘all after 5:80 p. m.. 12 Bayview
avenue, So. Norwalk. Phone 732-12.
FOR SALE—1 wardrobe. 1 washstand.
21 large tank and other furniture. ll.
Dwindolo. W. Norwalk Rd. To]. 118~5.
New Canaan.
FOR SALF—Ornamcntal and flower-
Tne Background of-a Happy Home.
Jun: received can “ion-mm com
wall paper. latest designs and coloring
with pressed borders. You knew that
wall pa 1r advances in price like every-
:mng one. But before going some place
else and pay high prices 1 wish you would
look over my stock first and save from
26 to so per cent. Estimate. cheerfully
liven on paper and painting Paint and
paper now and “we "lousy"
ALEXANDER WHITE
0‘ Fulton sailed his boot up the Hudson.‘
It was the best part of the week when:
We would all meet and sing Our Om“
Song “The Star Spangled Banner." 1
sang it ’with all my heart. because I
loved tho song, I knew whi'ii ll meani.
l lovrd lhc cons-11v. As :1 boy I wasuocracy.
100 pp“ cent. American. ] And 1 who fought for Democracy
1 had to leave school. however andmm. can‘t, get a place to live in my
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WANTED . SUIT
Experienced shipping cler .q
;“ 3‘3 what line of business.
. 1 . 3"ng of 58117108, and salary, ‘ -ing ”.005, bushes and 6hrm_ Having 16 Lowe Street. Tel. 2139. go oul and meet ”,9 world. I (“dilwn mun‘rv
% p..‘l£d. Address box—3!,- ;purchased nursery section of the R0. CURBING. m lawn rolling con: meet it. I worked. and was as hours: 3 I would mg“ fair mm. please .—
s 2‘: fl... alk. .waylon greenhouse, We offer this line crating u,- " i}. done m ’ firm,- in lho shop as l was in school. lg D .. F 1-. I .iqh’ ’, mi “k 13‘
i ‘ ,jslock at bargain prices. eynold's class sly e. 1. Clark. (mice with Nor was an American and I iiwd like onn“ . t'dr “ nor. “1" 0 .m 3 '
- -l'oullr_v Farm, Highland Ave, Phone walk Sunnlv 00.. 108 Water St. Phone ’ ~ ”7“ Wu" 59““ l" YOU" WWW"- ‘
-.. --- ‘___ ‘1036 13. rand was proud of ii. and 1 proved “I i am, Your: ”uh.
._ ' __ . when the United States dvclared war! JOSEPH DeMAR’l‘lNO. I Wt m
7’ 'FOR SALE~—A complete healing To LET .on Germany. April 6th. 1917. I went Todav 400 lbs of hours will pay
“ I‘NTED plant. One 88 tube vertical boiler 43nd enlisted in the U. S. rrgular armvH ' '
~;vl'll(.‘llcl‘ll shirt ironvls on
Slowly work. '
N. Mayehofi' 85 CO.
. Slil‘t-l,
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L‘L
\‘urwuik.
\VANTED
‘ _li‘ll‘lll Sldllugl‘aphrfl‘ and
only one with lecvnl oi-
. .; new nuod apply. Sluii‘
~ mllr‘ll. "Office Manager,"
Snillh .\'m‘\\‘uli{.
A
Ynunu man in driw- lruvk.
'. imrsml in Modern (lrnl‘m‘y
.‘m \anl-r SL. So. Nor-
11‘}. l"
Farm within 10 miles of
i
13 in 33 acres. Must lw 2i
nun- r only, address Box
~ ‘mi‘. zllk.
1. ul To buy. llC-llSi', some
‘ <'=-!!2IZlil‘nl in ..‘.'lilm i‘ol'
. svnd lull 1.;ull(3illors.
‘i ‘.\'. :1 lid St. New York.
liqulllu'opar
“lull lr.‘ 'l'ilv
x ., '- Him-n. (Hum. Mus: ln- fum-
.:li alnj.:r:mrni s‘nro office
‘ ‘ l'rv. details of air
will be held until
\vunlr-d
l'nr {tenorul‘
E'lw. Hulk-y
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A.
.. .l .llny‘
‘ll Main
_. “n
r o R SEALED“
l: -
_ JOHN T. HAYES,
. Alain Street, Norwal
l? "1 Estate
‘r
AL.
Insurance
l-‘l'iR HIRE;New 31/2, ton,
. Brockway truck for mov-'
mg' and general trucking.
inquire Naggy Bros., 71
('rdar St., South Norwalk,
or Telephone 1518. '
’ reorfissmnnn
V milsflnirmi: (‘.\:\jl~‘li—:x.n
’ " Lessons in liimcmg. l Molt
"aw. Norwalk (‘onn.. Tel. 1838.
SOLVENT N TICF.
“:le ol‘ Norwalk, 3%.. Probate
Spit-mlmr 1-1. A. 1).. 1920.
2!. of Sollock A. “'alcrbury, late
.‘ --lk. in said District. deceased.
~ i‘nurl of Probate for lilo lbs-
):oi-rsnlk. hath limited and al-
l .-'.:x' months from the lint", hm»?-
. r I‘u- crodilors of said Estate to
l-zl lheil‘ claims for scillemenl.
1- who neglect to presem their
- properly ntlvsled, within
. Will Do dobarrcd a recovery.
‘Nuns indebted to said Estate
"'.-li~§ll‘(l to make immedial pay-
: l.» GEORGE ll. WEBB.
‘ Executor.
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-:l'l‘ M‘Hiflllfi- ()I'I'IN MONDAY.
"'"ll(l1!_‘.' nézlll. October 4. Night
will own. in Franklin and
~ buildings. 2:! wivvn o'clock.
".Illlllii-s are not yo-l full. hill
“‘ lear‘nr-rs h£l\(' been secured to
“17.- ilu- classes.
'nrui- ll. nrllnjva of the l‘ranklin
lliz'lz. will 5. us as principal
. l"x:Liiklili Night school. and
lilill‘ord in that (‘upucily at
l' .. Center.
(‘lussrs will be forum-d ill (inch bull-:1-
' t for .1]! who “isli to learn to speak.
linzlish language. (or 11105» wish.
.- to pursue- commercial branches.
' .1 i'm- those in m-od of Gill. 7th and
- ”"l‘lli‘ work.
l ”-1! r our into (‘hild Labor 111W all
in employment. under 16
nl' :lgv, and not having oomph-t-
\lh grade. must attend Night
at
i;
_i
2|"l"l
.'\
":l-
u! at least 64 nights. or forte-it
’ vuriifirnles. Employers of
-" ' r‘ Idron are liable to
1' ~. My unless they” require
'1‘ “ ». \i-ienrc of regular zittcnd—_
' ? Flight School.
' 7” iii-am] of Education is using all
' ' Z rm um: for making this
\"cbl school the most usefulwe
.: bud. The new law requiring
'- w- is now so well understood
.. :iplinhm‘ will be more prompi.
~’r:~' l'liforcpmonl will be employ—
' -‘ ‘-'-r necessary. ’
G. V. BUI‘HANAN.
Supt- oh Schools.
VTV‘IO CONTABLEG SHOT
l.'.iE-lll(‘l{, lreland. Oct.--'1.-4M;
' "1M“? Were shot and killed near
H“. > Ibideg. last night, when a
In 7-. r) patrol was fired upon. l.
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S". min iii-slum.
«my in all sections of]
' own. For particulars ask I
We. ,nlao orthe nut «Cir. War
36" (Hammer with lwo inch tubes.
stuck. rclurn tank, slcnm pump, trap,
valves, fittings, and a lot of sleam
Ripe. Buesch Mlg. (30., Daubury,
Winn. ‘
FOR SALE——Cider barrels__ nice, clean
50 gal. syrup barrels from one of the
largest, cake l'actories in lhe world.
$6.50 each. Reynold's Poultry Farm,
Hiehland Ava. l’hohc 1036.
FOR S A LE—l Sit .
_ molor boat. 4 hp
Barker engine. Can be bought roas-
nnably if sold at once. Arthur F.
Loni. 8 Orchard St.. Norwaik.
l-‘OR SALE—3 houses at 19-21 Union
street, buildings i‘or rent. at 15
.(V'larshull street. The Hatch & Bailey
0.
REGISTRARS NOTICE
“‘0, the undersigned. registrars of
voters of the Third Vol‘nngistricl of
file Town and (‘lly nl' l\orr\vnlk licl'v-
ll." give notice that the-y will be in ses-
sion in lhc Solzier's‘ Barber Shop.
1mm “Hisliinmon street. Tuesday. Or-
lober 5. 1920. iron) 9 u. m.. unlil :‘l
p._m.. for the pulposo of receiving up—
plunlir-ns to be made c-leclors.
lime-d al Nor-walk. ('onn.. Sept. 30
1920.
HARRY ll. “'ATERBURY,
MICHAEL P. SHEA.
llegislrars of Voicrs.
REGISTRARS Nanci-t
Tho registrars of voters of tho soc-
tr-ml and limb voting districts of the
‘c‘lv and town of Norwalk will be in
session ill. tho Town (‘ouri rooms :11
l‘lzv Hull on Tuesday. October 5 1921!,
from 9 o'clock a. m.. until 5 o‘clock p.
mavfor the purpose of receiving appli-
l'HlIUnS to be mado voters~ and correct
nt: voting lists. Five o‘clock p. m..
\vxll br- lhe last day for applications.
him limlfyourmnmv is on the list in
rho lllStl‘ll‘l in which you reside. lo
unable you to vole on November 2d.
RUFUS J. SMITH.
. ' JEREMIAH EGAN.
iii-"lslrnrs of voters of the Second and
I)l;llllll “Kin: (lffilrirls.
a or at 'orwn ' s " ' '
Sour. 1920- till .9111 (1d) 0!
FIRE INSURANCE
Dwellings and Household Furnitun'
\nlum haw: more than doubled. Have
you increased your insurance? llv
member that insurance rates are no
more today than thcy were before the
war. l-‘or particulars
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
l
No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk.
ll)Xl\(; NOTES.
lv‘mnk Moran sailed yesterday on
lin- hinurt-laniu for England. \Vlll‘T(‘ hi'
i:' to meet .lrw Hooks-ll in in. twenty"
round hunt in a few weeks. This
inl'i‘llllf: should furnish :ln illllmlnal-
in;v nnsww‘ an lo whether Beckett pos-
Sf'flSl‘li i‘l'ill (‘lltl'ifi as u heavyweight.
\l’hr-n Moran was in England a few
mmflhij :lu‘lnhr‘ lrlildl' short work of a
number of English heavier; who bud
previously made it interesting for
l‘n-clwlt. and it stands lo reason if the
Pittsburgh ro-dtop manages to land
“Mary Ann" on lleckelt's low the
llriton will drop-as quickly as hn- did
ilu- night (‘arpcnticr hit him. Because
of 1111‘ slowness of llcckcll. Moran.
u ho is by no menus at marvel or speed
should have a fair chance to not home
will: his right.
Charles ll. Cochran. the T‘iritish pro-
moter. who has Carpenticr tied' to a
contract'that dot-s not expire till lie—
romiwr 31. has notilied Jack Curley
to witness tho bout between lhe
French champion and Lovlnsky.
There is a likelihood. according to
(fork-y. of Cochran releasing Carpen-
“('1‘ from his contract. which binds the
Frenchman lo box Dempsey in Lon-
don. providi-d Cochran secures the
consent of the world's champion. Ar.
London. f‘ocbran's contract in practi-
cally Womble-5a.. Until its expiration.
Hu- l’rcmd’x boxer cannot sign an
ngrec‘mbni. to box Dempsey in Ameri-
cn. and it is probable that the Briton
will give l‘nrpenticr permission to sign
for a contest here. '
Andy Chaney. lending contender for
the title of featherweight champion.
now in the clutches of Johnny Kli-
bane. will be one of the principals in
“ho chief event at the Madison Square
Sporting (‘lub. October 8. His oppon-
ent will he Johnny Murray. and. while
content. itfloeonot pivotal-c to be
‘ thrilling.
YGaorge 'W’nrd. of Elizabethnnd Wil-
‘1le.fiyan. of New Brunswick. two of
- the best welterweight. inflow Janey.
mill unset 'dn « the Noticing . Sporting
Club'. of Elizabeth. N. J.. tonight. ‘ .
Sammy Sei'ger. the East Side (N. Y:)
rutherxvoight. willnoetmy Hny-
ten
"" ‘ 1" riarsli-ied advertisement 13"!!!" Mount the West'flomavrt. C. to-
“animal
night.
that be will arrive in this city in time '
Dempsey positively refuses to box in;
this pair should furnish to interesting ‘
TOLE'l‘vThroe rooms with all mod-
mn improvenwnis; also garage for
1 car. Inquire of Frank Libnor. 2 Bone
lon Sl.. So. Norwalk. Tel. 2231-3.
4170 LET—«One furnished
improvements in
centrally localcd. E
T0 I.F:T~—Fino furnished room. all
new. electric lights, siczun heat, con<
irally located. Inquire 21 N. Main
street.
room with
private family.
lure Sentinel.
LOST.
LOST On Tuesday night, sollarc
diamond slick pin valued as a keep.
snkn. Liberal reward for return to
Sentinel or \\'. A. Hoffman, 21 Edlie
\unuo, E. N.
I wore llle uniform of one of Unae
Sam‘s doughboys with all honor and
I now hold an honorable discharge
from the U. S. Army and i am a voter.
“'hilv I was in the service l did nol
get my full puy. L‘nclv Sam still owns
me $75 and like a good American i
am wailing until Uncle. Sam gels ready
to pay ii to me.
The furl. lbnl Jon .‘1111‘.'lhl". Impu—
,lzu‘lv known as the “llanlmry Hollor,"
as running for f‘onnrcss has aroused
.l‘an'll inn-fist in boxing: (‘ll‘i'li-s. Jory
:is :i promoli-r of ring controls and hol
ans ii‘ lli‘ is svnl to \\':mllinp‘lon ho;
Alli propane leninlalion that will puli
ill: opponvnls ol' llu- gun“) whore lhvy
b--lnn;:.
i
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CARPET CLEANING
When You Want Carpets and
Rugs Cleaned, Ring Up 969
Prompt Service, Reasonable
Charges
Our Way is the Modern Way.
We specialize in Cleaning Oriental
Raga—Hand Process.
Conn Carpet Cleaning Co.
G. S. WYMAN Manager
87 Cedar St.. 80. Norwalk
Deaths and Funerals
John A. Brundaqe
. John A. llrundago. n no” known
and life-long resident of Norwulk.
died on “'ednerday night at the ago
‘of 73 years.
an employee of the Norwalk Lock
rouusany. The funeral was held this
'zlfigrnoou cl 2 olclmh from Manuel’s
ll‘unvral l‘a’riors on Main street. Rev.
;.1. Lf Schoeppler officiating. inter-
fment was in llivr‘rsido ccmolery.
l
‘ SARAH ELIZABETH PATTEN.
I Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth I‘altcn. aged.
567. died last night at the home 01
her daughter, Mrs, Earl L.
:11 l'nion avenue. She is survived by
in son and a daughter. Mrs, (lrexory.,
lTlll' lunel'al will be held from lllci
Elmo home on Sunday nflvrnoon at;
.2:45 o'clock, Rev. George Tompkins}
official-n2.
.bauy. N. Y., where the body will bei
lshippcd by Raymond 8: Sons. l
FUNERAL 0F MISS GORMAN. 1
The funeral of fifteemyear old Held
on German, of 19 Hoyt slreetvwas
i
lSt. Mary’s church.
lSL Mary’s cemetery. The deceased .
'wns a daughter of‘Mr, and Mrs. John
‘Gorman, and died at the Norwalk hos- :
'piteal following an operation for ap-‘
- pendicitis.
FUNERAL OF MRS. NAPHEY. .
The funeral of the late Mrs. Cor-;
-delia Hendemon Naphev. who died l
lsuddenly at her home 19 Osborn ave-g
Shue yesterday morning will be Held
‘rrom the late home onnonduy alter-i
.noon at 2 o'clock. Rrv. J. L. Schoepg
.pler ol the South Norwalk Bnptist.
church and Rev. Alfred Boutwell. of;
Saralogn, N. Y., son of Dr. and Mrs.-
C F. 'Boutwell. of Crescent Terrace.
will omcinte. Latecment will be in
Riverside cemelm-y.
1:533:56: swim wr m ram.
lie was for 15 years,
l
lregory. '
Interment will be in Al-l-
held this morning at 9 o‘clock from :-
Interment was in
.W
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talking: inavhiurs.
bonu- -uu_v machine.
v.
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N, Billy, prop.
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OLUMBIA 'GRAFONOLAS UN EASY
TERMS
('umc on in and M-ll-e-i $10 worth of records and pay 500 a
Work. l‘uy “'lllll‘ you play. “'0 also arrange easy terms on all
1" very small ill-posit will deliver to your
We also have received a large
amount of rolls and sheet music.
South N Orwalk
Music Shop
110 Washington St.
Open Evenings until 9 o'clock. Saturday until 10 p. m.
for a $50 suit and a good hat.
And in the suit you get here ct
$50, there is no “hogging of
profits," no marking up in Sep-
tember for a mark down in
January.
The price is fair and reason-
ity of cloth and the fine tail-
ity of cloth and the finetailor-
In New York and in many
States suits of exactly . this
class, patterns and fabrics are
priced it see.
We know for we've aaen ’em.. .
Rogers 6? Stevens .
”If”.
; NorwalkSo. ’Norwlillil
our...
So. Nor-walk, Conn.
".37.. *9. '7"; 7“: 7.1.: ’5.
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Good Wages
N o PrevioUs Experience Newssaxy
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT SYSTEM
“WANTS TRAINMEN
ELEVATED AND SUBWAY2‘LINES
ALSO WANTS
CONDUCTORS AND MOTORMEN
FORSURFACE LINES
For information see Mr. M. J. Tighe, Manor Hotel, Stam-
ford, (fonn., Monday October 4, 7 a. mute 10 p. m.
Or apply direct to Employment bureau, 4Q State Street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
1,000Men Wanted «
Permanent Positions
. my“. .. .
mints.
Thé
Textile Store
PLAID SKIRTINGS
75c A YARD
Fine (nullity corduroy. 36
inches wide. All colors.
$1.35 yard
Soccm‘l low prices on
u- tau-Pun”.
Texfle Sim
136 Washington
Street
South Norwalk
ill
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22 No. Main' Street
1'
We will buy mm .‘
coon. nu pnpera.
aooondinnd goods. ”as n
nova. Price according to the goal:
it, o! the soda. A agar. ‘0‘
alwaya.
PHILIP P.
I! Van met 81.
mm Good! Alma on no
a
4—1
moan nucrnnns' can“
Overhauling and W
11 Hanford Pinon. m. 0“
H08! 330mm.
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Do you want to it! a M ”a.
If“, all it to—
. . JAFFE G. A."
Who will pay you the price I.
papers and raga all
"cl-O. -
TELEPHONE '.
We alao buy furnitura.
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ELECTRIC LIGHTING
H d f m
1,31%
.o;
F. s. LYON “1
JOB rmrmc
South Norwfll
Why is
‘Twill beyDanbury night. tonight. at
the Engles‘ fair. in the Town Asaem:
bly Hall. it being expected than a
number of Eagles; will fly from the
Batting City to Norwalk to attend the
fair.
The crack dr-
Ebury Eagles will
ldrill on the flooro
'at 9:45 o‘clock. toni
Ethat is rarely witnessed.
hero of the Eagles. is prom
who attend.
Last might'
was slim. due to
those who did attend we
generoua.
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