NEW YORK. Juno 2!:—
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BRQV: -'~‘lD JOHN STREETs,
BFII‘WEPORT, CONN.
Post Road. Phone 2228. ‘
Poi §ALE—Two 2. '1-2 tonkt
8-60 Oakland tourin : lmckr
super-six; 1 Willis knight.
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J me 14. 1921.
inrectors of
. a dividend.
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. impoeitors
six months
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1 after July
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J'rr‘. improve-
1 in Al cog.
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, care of
htate street. first
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.lvll[‘:- t‘i.lllK Lilmer.
Garage. Darien.
FOR. SALE—Colon” residence:
places and carved panels. large but:
Hudsot’i
Depot
300 Flax Hill Road.
FOR SALE—Hay press. Can be seen
FOR SALE-Ai sacrifice ten shares
of People's Ice and Cold Storage at
Bridgeport Conn.. at 812.50 per
share. Call or write Charles Stevens.
Belle Island. Phone 657.
I
FOR BALE-Darien: very attractive
modern house at bargain. Conven-
ient to station. 7 rooms. bath. elec-
tricity. hardwood floors. large or
small plot.
Address Owner. Box 15
c-o Sentinel. -
FOR SALE—Wood and kindling 30c
basket. delivered. Fence posts,
chestnut daTllia stakes. Phone 1580.
E. V. D. Iinmm, Norwalk.
FOR SALE—6 fine Drown Leghorn.
puliets. lrooster line Kentucky
strain. Belgian Hare rabbits for sale,
cheap John Miller.
East Norwalk.
:0 Cove Ave.
FUR SALE—Alingliah Chateau on the
Sound. 9 rooms. 2 baths. garage.
sacrifice. The Gill Agency. linrien.
PUP. SALE—i‘mrien; 9 room colonial
house. garage. aceiient commut-
lnc. Si.‘..'m". The Gill Agency. Dar-
ion.
FUR HAIJ‘l—WVcst Norwalk. Artist's
home. 4 acres. stream. garage. or-
(l‘llr‘llfl. possibilities. asking $6500.
820m) cash. The Gill Agency. Darlen.
it‘nit SALE—Brand new electric iron
anti toaster. Voltage ilo can’t In
for reason S. N. voltage 220. \Vllllng
to sacrifice, Address lron c-o Sen-
ltlnei.
[ Flore Brothers’ Garage
"ORE IROTHm Props.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
m1. asun-
LOOK i BARGAINS
REAL ESTATE!
In East Norwnk. two family house, 12
rooms 84,800.
In South Norwaik. two family house.
10 rooms, all improvements. hard
wood floors, newly decorated 87.200.
in Norwaik. two famiy houses . $7,200,
Several one family names from 84.-
000 to $5,000. All kinds of houses to
suit purchasers from 810,009 to $20.-
000. All kindsof farms from 33.200
to $6.500. One island summer cottage.
furnished, 81.600.
Call and Let Me Show You What I
Have.
Office call. 435; House. 831.
SWARTZ O CORIETT BLDG.
WILLIAI P. HOY‘!’
REAL esrar:
LOOK l IN
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby giun
regular meeting of the Ho. .
mate and Taxation ol‘ [hr Clay
Norwaik. will be hold ill the t' .i
Chambers in the City Hall on ti.
first Monday of July. to wit: July in
”at. at 8 o'clock l‘. .\l. (.
that u
i
.to wit:
1. To make such further alterations
in the estimate. lppropriuliuns and
tax rates as the Board shall
proper in the eximatr submitted by
the Trensnrer of aid City or in the
ostim t
rates ‘pretposed to be made and levied
by mid Board. for the fiscal year
fi‘flTduliake Appropriations and lay
taxes and to Ix the time or times
when any tax laid by it shall become
int-30:3.
a. To transact any other basins- as
may properly come before said meet-
ing and the moor-meats thoroof. his
Dated at the City ct Nonalk. t
:30 Guy of Juno. “8!.
steed . .
JEREIIIAH DOhOV A?!
layer of the City of Norwaik.
Afloat:
Irving D. Wan.
City M
and 1 1-4 acres. Beautiful 1 tion.
$4,000. Geo. Mitchell. telephone 1861‘.
FOR SALE~Standing grass. Inquire
TED a: find to report a“ ww’w-‘ nu “its he d s‘.‘
. v .-, ' n r ilstl, c encoun r .a erseyClty.‘ . My eclamd
ll AN . E03 BALI \ _ .‘ m m next: Saturday: on :.—'l‘hs.t in mjnr‘thls “ti
W . ’0 +L. Q ._ h _ .. _ ' ~ lie-Borg“). who has charge or the clantion. and sea part of It. there are
fl R BALE—Atoll” ottewn. Oonn- ‘ _ ”IRA . —fi-“. . prod arrangements, said there would expressly reserved to the United States
i . m, home 4 “I.“ In." house i - A" “(It octwaav, boas. lien sum ring-lee. or America and its nationals. rand
“-l\ t t‘.“ BOY ti‘oad "pa”. distant ‘ so a u“ _ . D “LNHT RUG!“ twohmdred ofwhorn wouidbedictat- ‘11 right. “9.1!:th re~
. :5 near. ‘ chem .3?” so 0;“ ”mi ~ ~moll» . eta. be ing to. telegraph operators while the , sam- “mm leather with
13 TO 15 YEARS OID trees. garden. good water piped to W781? reasonable rate. “1 artmm‘ll‘immgn‘: tgfmnwfi it or meywm°3§°gtfgeemfé3 'undmgh
“ ( r1 , 131:2” Igloo 81:31:02: 3600 down. u." °fltfi ""‘gt'k fiwfln front of monomers of no tickets. I: t!- mid’m lit-st No:
F r 'l c in our when lit no! ace. ' ‘ :E "3272" '.d&“‘ Will be the an array or tight vein r. 1 u .or any emu-ions o
P'Whood 3’ . r T L" I or - tchroniclero. or in chro~".rlers of mogim : or which were
0,130: “5,333“ my Landfiet " P “last-r as: it out tggvffil‘f’fl'3; 3;," W"""°" t° 33°.d“c3fi.3’&§.1“ofim’3f:’$
\ 1:5 Lotte,- to a" car m I. p ent. consldfle: ”'3“ :19" “age.“ Reporters from many nations will 3‘3“ 0' ' :‘mv‘mgtgfiww III the VIP
H \“LEY’S Garage. Inc.. Taylor Ave. and Boston watch Dempsey um Corpentler b“. M h"; by
PHONE l
f‘ CEDAR "REST Bo. NOBWALK
ance will be on hand wal
will be represented by 16
will come from Canada. ,
w :_ E‘vaen Tittktio. on the other side
. . handle ‘ hill "no of II I wor . w ave special writers
dairy feeds. Lot quote VWe ‘" “7m C°W“h“°“-
or small quantiti‘”. Frank unhel- & B“°"°' An“ and °‘
Sons, ton St. 80 t «walk.
Conn. Telephone ”78. u h N
sa—
HE'SENGER CERVICE
South Norwalk and New York
her foreign
gin buazing early in
while the bout does
o'clock. news
erly scan will
at yard of Norwalk Coal & Sup ly .n 3 °'C'°¢ko
Co., 108 Water street, South Norwa‘ik, on, n. A". D y Tune. J. unlhan M
Conn. euoua 007 Perms Ayn menus
SAVE now
By buying one of the best lamps
on the market.
This week only
C. B. Lamps :20 and no volt
100 Watt Nitrogen lamp . ...... 01.00.
200 Watt Nitrogen lamp ...... $2.00
Special 100 Watt Lumar White Day-
O-lail’ht. Violet Ray Lamp. no and
‘110 Volt. J.“
Try a Violet Ray Lamp
1 I. mum
Ell-ch11: Shop so Washington St.
Rear of mmekemo Hotel.
Details of Trouble on Yale Nine
by 1&0 Famous.
NEW HAVEN. June
the trouble among Yak
ers and coaches during
of the season
two factions.
Friends of Captain W
insist that the team “as
by its severe schedule
tered the series with H
the severe strain telling especia
Qantain Peters. Thornt
kernan and Johnny lilck
this quartet played eve
vbasebal
have bee n given
Mon
and that
9 Y.
The captaincy for ti «- -comin
son was affected by tir- unex
outcome or the Hurvnr‘i series.
was believed that the veteran
Crane would be sv-lectr i. '
was not sent into the Princeton
“:1" Saturday. and Aidrtr'li was
0 .
Tn}: ELITE SHOP
Phone Norwaik ms
Mas-eel “’svhg. Rom-mug. Hair
Goods. Swedish Fools]
Scalp Treatment. Shampoofng
Commercial Building
Nos-wak Conn.
I. CLARK
8o. Nov-walla Ct.
f‘lllillm to
In lili-
NATHAN C MILLER
General contacting. painting and
second Marty
nipexz. i‘axuida.
awkward. eag- r style
forced Hill Schlillnccr
WALL PAPER AND PAINT.
Now is the tiniest» paint our house
of
laining that it' the. contest
distance trucking of all kinds
onuumamraoulm. Boss.
phenom.
waliln' for a rtlurn match to
IDEMINIZY‘S l‘l\l~2 (2‘3 suruzn ON L ‘
.-\ (‘ [.3 IN.
(if H'l‘l- .
Iuyltrhl .;
l
Sonnl') for the following p'filps-s.f ‘J'
_: -\.
Hullc t'
do'f'm I
appropriations and '1“ l
I “WMRLEDON. June zOJ—Miss Eli-
I ~ - '
' "a... m . ar final match is the mono singles of
due ‘3‘ ' for tho I ’e :the British court tennhchn-pionahip
clan with a strengthened linen;
Engineers. however. who are d
i'iill.‘ ' Ll'l'lA. June 29 —-.-\n aiiv
tie for honors. Seven writers from
ill-‘r ting and
paper correspondents. and eight more
Manila. Havana.
A hundred telegraph wires will be~
the morning. for
not start until 8
that fight (ans will eag-
begin to "break" around
IN BENCH ARGUMENT
‘39. —Details of
the final week
overworked
ur‘vnrd too tine.
Murphy. Jim
"‘dinxl)‘ well
Instead he
\—
Tl'NNII" N‘Olifih HVOFKOI'T
Al’l‘l-le LONG "1‘“ ABSENCE
sleep in twenty-five seconds.
llurke outclasm'd
bobbed up with
of battling and lpermanest allegiance to
l’hilndex. lSuites of America most favored nation-
had gone
the limit the result would have been
dlfl'cnnt. the lronworlu-rx have been
llu-lr claim. and will tackle the Nash
ing the same brand of ball that won
elder
secretary of the foresee 'lndows
meat Fund. as retirpd nun“.
w c
become rightfully
entitled: or which
under the treaty
of Versailles. have
sum m hoping that they might cable a “h been stipulated for its or th": hene~
'1“ (”Ni - » » - that t eir countryman has become the m' or t° which it is entitle... ' ‘ °"e
any make-m. mand repair your '0‘“... heavyweight champion. Eng- of the principal Allied and Associated
powers: or to which it is entitled by
virtue of an act of Congress or other-
news-
of the ‘m- “n am“
there Section a. That the state of war
' declared to exist between the Imper-
ial_ and Royal Austro-Hnngsrina gov-
ernment and the United States of
Azherica by the Joint resolution of
Congreos approved December 7, 1911.
is hereby declared at an end.
Section 4. That in making this de-
claration. and as part of. it. there are
expressly reserved to the United States
of America and its nationals any and
all right. privileges. indemnitics. re-
parations or advantages. together with
the right of enforce the same. to
which it or they have come entitled
under the terms of the armistice
signed November 1918, or any exten-
sions of modifications thereof: or
which were acquired by or are in the
United States of America by reason
of its participation in the war or to
which its nationals have thereby be-
come rightfully entitled; or which
under the treaty of Saint Germain-en
[Aye or the treaty of Trianon, have
been stipulated for tts or their tine-
iits: or to which it is entitled as one
of the principal Allied and Auocinted
powcrs; or to which it is entitled by
cities.
Given
i play-
bl‘ the
Peters
it en-
lly on
All of
in the series with Harulrd, virtue of any act or acts of Con as.
LIGHT TRUCKING ‘ Failed to “dim (0.0.. or otherwise. ETC
Local and Distance l-riends of Coach hm lander insist To Hold Property.
Promptly lad C Hand!“ that the pinycnl failed to follow Conch- Section 5. All property of the Im-
A. R. QUAAS ing directions and that leo’g horrible perini German government. or Its suc-
mom 3...}; thawing at Harvard Was due to that cessor or successors. and of all Ger-
cause. Murphy's base running show- man nationals which was. on April 6.
w. J. LVONO ing at Harvard series and n... final 1917. in. or has since that date come
Phone 2047 an lune. pl“. match with Princeton last S‘llllrdai' into the poo-emion or under the con-
MASONRY—CARPENTRV This led to a dispute llthppn ""51. trol of. or has been the subject of a
BRICK. STONE, TERRA COTTA. and Lander on the Val. benchnt Har- demand by the I'nited States of
PLWINO swans vard. That Murphy “,4 Peters were America. or of any of its officers.
Nci'l'n in poor phynlpnl condinon during u”, agents. or employes. from any source
Watcfptool‘nlf entire week mm. "rum, The other or of any agency whatsoever and all
Walks. Retaining W a. and All facts are being inV'Mll'lltt'd m. ”m property of the Imperial and Ron!
its Branches Yale hum-m amhomi... ' Austro-Hungariafi government. or its
successor or succe-oro. and of all
Austro-Huna'urian nationals which
was on December 1. "11. in, or has
since that dale come into the posses-
sion or under control of or has been
the sublcct of demand by the United
States of America or any of its of-
ficers. agents. or employos. from any
source or by any agency whatsoever
shall be retained by tho l'nlied mates
of America and no disposition thereof
made. except as shall have been here-
g sen-
peeled
for it
l‘nnl
tame.
selcct-
. . . _ _ ~ lofore or specifically hereafter shall be
233;:gl‘guazk. Lawn Rolling. Con- “r35“ lithiv. June 2!¢.-_vl\iaking his [Ir0\td(‘d |-.\ law until such time as
crets Ind Tar Walk] mam'piwzf'm‘“; "' ”‘F‘ “”K I“ ”"0”! the imperial Gt rnmn government and
Work Done in Ft?“ Cl.” Style. ti “‘ "'m' “in"‘VL ”"‘ hilrd hit- the Imperial and ltoyai Austro-Hun-
. _ . 9;“ ”in: lonnl. lunvnvrluht ‘it‘riopcd in garlan guvrrnnnnt of thl'r :‘cccssor
FROM THE FACTORY TO "If “‘ P" "" "mp9“, “"“m"" 0090- or successors shall have respectively
THE Halt 0::an m" '3'“ "”1"" LI-‘d Night at lnlldt' suitable provisioh for the sails-
Kata-eases. 10". bolsters Ind ‘ t """‘""V N""”"" CH?" The \‘ic- faclTon respectively. of all persons
cnshionsofali ds soldoaouroasy m." ‘."h“"" Ambrose. 0" lirooklyn, wheresoever domiciled. who owing
”011‘ pl“. ‘1” nth-:3? '“hu'fiLK. for “ht“! Allen. of The pernlanent allegiance To the L'llllt'tt
action mtood. Drop Ill n card or I m'” " “UV“! 1: _8h0rt iv-ft uppercul States of America and who have sul-
MG’M. '17 for I'mm ‘0 to H" ‘ "‘WWhltt' In a (‘lmch and fell fen-d. through the nets of the Imper-
call. iiul'ull ills lac-- tor the count, ial German government or its agents.
NORWALK MATTE!“ CO. -\""" "f ”If three min-r twelve- or the imperial and Royal Austro-
Fl'lllktln Ind loom .t. .0. Norwalk. "‘lm‘i ham». went the limit. in lhv Hungarian government. or its agents.
”r" "”"i -’m' “I‘Oct‘u put Marty .\lf‘- since July 31'. 19”. loss. damage or
injury to their persons or property.
directly or indirectly. whether through
paper hanging. Johnny Slnon. and the ri-fr-rev. John— the ownership of shares .of stock in
Ill-mt“ chmn 51'“. "-‘ liuukop. lmapped it in the fifth German. Austro-llungarlan. Ameri-
A. Nathan. Tel. 651-8 rmlmi ‘can or other; corporations. or in con-
8. Killer. 'l'ol. 1428-5 Tin semi-final was interesting Jack sequence of hostilities or of any opera-
10 Spring Street. Nor-walk. Conn. Hose. ;. line looking big Jud no". “1... itions of war. or otherwise. and tea
shall have granted to persons owl g
an ‘ the l'nltL-d
and has it “I“ . V. ’01" Pllin. to quit after one minute and all treatment. Whether "IQ name I":
rooms eoorated. Al! for my 9””. twoniy seconds of the second round. national or otherwise. in all matter!
on m. and paints. Save from “—— ufieflmfi' "“d‘"°°‘ “mm” profes-
10 to to per cent on labor“ and most: ass" TO PLAY anV “'ORKS. "°"' ":1“ 3"Ifif-‘°§lg§l’r'§§§°ufi?§t
fill. #9335th W“ MO ' The Nash Engineering nine will inguflrpirfi‘l Gperman govt-WHEN“ and
m 0" __. . n4 cross bats with the Ncrwaik lron- the lm rial and ROS“ Austro-Hun-
N m LOW “mmc. lerkrrs. Saturday afternoon. at the garian Efflprnmcm- or their successor.
in ng of all kinds. Dali trill. to “'irki lot. at 3:3" (D. S. 'l‘.). ' or successors. shall have WWTVIJ"!
New York. m 71 CJ‘: ":0“. These teams have clashid before confirmed to ""3 f‘gfffrflsgfifimz.
PM. '1'. u this srason. at which time the Engi» _:;:¢2$2ufl-fi‘nme;o;; or made by the
~- .- leading when rain halted! . ' I U“
n nun \u u > ' l itod States or America. till-rm ‘-
canalom ‘ m‘ I“ “a W the lzanle in the fourth innlng. Main- “-er whether in respect to the PTO-
perty of the Imperial German govern-
ment or German nationals or the im-
perial and Royal Austrmflungurian
government or Austro-Hungarlan na-
tionals. and shall have waived an.\'
and all pecuniary claims against the
l'nited States or America.
March 3 Act Stands.
prove
). The
lsplay-
-' " H' ‘ i ' Section 6. Nothing herein contain-
thrnolfr‘. .J-f.‘.’:.'f:"§,.ff;niffi,: 'nfi'fpxgy them last year’s Industrial League ad shall be construed to repeal. modify
to :n \. ‘ wl at. llSJN'U. was seized in pennant. are confident that their or amend the provi-lons of the Joint
frnn.’ . ' a “oirl here vo-sterday to eat. string of victories will remain unbrok- resolution "declaring 1:18: certaig if“:
her - . glnigmo-ni obtained against the en. A spirited struggle is anured. and of Congress. ionizer.” u: 02; 2': "Du”
.' r n Ph”"‘""”"“‘ "0”" E9"‘"" 2 large attendance of meters for both elsrnations aha cons r“ ‘
I
‘.\ ‘. Herbert F2. Goddard. for an
vlance for n minor operation
*y's son.
.roughwrtpz a friend of hemp—
. l .1 ‘ .n the car here from At-
ity on . n errand for the cham~
teams is expected.
—____
. SHE'S CONDITION.
Tom Gibbons. the St. Paul
weight. and Harry -Greb. a
heavyweight from Pittsburgh.
than.
I ."l Goddard charged lienlpsey 3!.-
mm in" the operation. which was per-
tormv-‘d more than a year ago. The
lighter paid .500. declring tho fee
sufficient. l'he doctor sued and won
Judgment for the remaining 8500.
MISS RYAN ‘1 NS.
ponents for Dempsey.
terday afternoon.
appeared in perfect condition.
after keen observance of his
tion. said Dempsey looked
than he did when he
aabeth Ryan. ~of California. won the
tournament today. defeating psi-s. Sat-
terthwatte. of EnglandJ-i. l-o. lil-
Ry-an thereby earns the ht to meet
line. Susanne [longish tn the chal-
lenge "and for the championship.
Exclaim rag: ml} ”
WORPLMDON. M. uno .
(fly The A-oelated Freak—Ii-
more determined.
“There has been a change
mental attitude." Hlnkel said.
lively looks vicious when he's
ring." .
rrrrsnunon. r...’ June 2:
Pirate-will phyofl the'ir_
”rollsyjlhsret -- ~
mm “yum-tart
(SIBBONS AND GREB LIKE DE)"-
regard themselves as prospectice op-
watched
champion go through his paces yea-
The_\' said Dempsey
Matt Hinkel. the Cleveland referee.
was training
for Jess Willard. at Toledo. two years
ago. but appeared to be stronger and
"He is a wicked hitter and posi-
w
"mm Mac n W
Cincinnati hi. and the Worth-
yam:
war had ended and the present or ex-
isting emergency expired." approved
March 3. 1921. or the passport control
provisions of an act entitled "an an
making appropriations for the diplo-
matic year ending June 30. 19:2." ap-
proved hfareh 2. 1921: nor to be effec-
tive to terminate the military status
of any person now in desertion from
the military or naval service of the
i'nited States. nor to terminate the
liability to prosecution and punish-
ment under the selective law. appmv-
ed May )8. i917. with the provisions
heavy~
light
who
the
of said set. or of acts amendatorv ,
thereof.
condi- _
310'" Nomik teachers whose salaries ’
have been held up because all the
.money on the salary account had been
ids-awn. are to receive their pay on or
labout July 12. according to Mayor
Donovan. who is quoted as nylng:
mwwwmyin Wow-“to
,arrest the members of the Board of
violation and fine then for exact;
' theirs. ro riation." The men
‘sltli‘ll duo kph:15.u. Whatever may
be the dipota between the liner and
the Board of Education. there is no
reason why the tone should be
in his
lathe
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Mn. Hannah “'ulsadshgcr.
Mrs. Hannah Wolsschlager. of 81
Leonard street. died. this morning. at
the Norwaik Hospital. is surviv-
ed by a husband and tw sons. Fun-
eral services will be held from Di-
rector J. H. Magner's funeral parlors.
in Main street. at 8:80 o'clock My
morning. and from St. Mary's church
at 9 o'clock. Burial wil be in St.
Mary's cemetery. _
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P. m Banks.
F. Lester Banks. seven year old sol
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Banks of 77
Woodward avenue. died ’yewerday
morning. He is survived by his par-
ents and an infant sister. The funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon from
the home at 2 o'clock. and interment
will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
Monro Bossone.
The funeral of Monro Bossone was
held this morning at 9:45 o‘clock from
St; Joseph's church. interment bung
in Sfi‘lary's cemetery.
Flam-l of Ir. lt'hilson
The funeral of the late Richard K.
Whitson. who lived at ll Haviland
street for a number of years. was held
yesterday afternoon from the funeral
parlors of, D. W. Raymond. West
Washington street. The remains were
taken to Greenwood. Cemetery.
Brooklyn. for interment.
Audie Comforts!
And in this warm Weather not
the least of these comforts is a
tall glass of Van Dyk’s Quali-
Tea, clinking with ice and a bit
of lemon,
It‘s the ideal tea for iced tea
because its fragrance suggests
flowers.
Quill-Tea. 45c lb.
3 lbs. $1.30
Victory Tea 85c lb.
8 lbs. 81.”
QualiLPaeksgo Toss 13c at 23c pkgs.
Silver Label Toss 15o d. 80c pkps,
Gold Label Teas an d. 40c pkps.
James Van Dyk Co
81 ”In nus 82.,
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Inns Newslk. Conn. .jr
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MAX BERGER
SO. NORWALK.
Endicott & Johnson
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Dodge 191': Toun’ng.
Bevan! Fords
Wootport Ave.
USED CARS
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Goodyear and Fisk Tires.
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Tel. 1570
LVON'B GARAGE
KENDRICK'S G ARAGE
FORD SERVICE. WELDING
ALL wonx GUARANTEED
30 CHESTNUT STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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Store
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prices and
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NO MORE HIGH PRICES
Max Levy’s Shoe Store
80. Norwalk
No Connection with A'y OQher
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