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EyENTUALLY— ,
you \.
WILL '
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YOUR
WINTER
COAL—
WHY NOT NOW?
OUR PHONE IS 6'2.
Rosenfield
Bros.
‘ HARDW‘ARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
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' 125 W'ASIIINGTON ST»
SO. VOR‘VALK.
ICOALC
GRAIN. WOOD, Fm
DEVI NE BROS.
PHONE 53
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIS’I’
I eourn MAIN eraser
AGENT FOR
ha" 5 Shaw. Park 8 11110“
Green Seal. and Russell’s
CAN DIES
F. S. LYON
:lOB PRINTING
loath Norwalk
rune “I‘ll
'5 Perfecto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
Have Your
,Roofs, Leaders and
Gutters
Put in Shape NOW
My Prices Are Right.
_‘ PLUMBING AND HEATING
' Wm. J. Ungvary
Telephone 2389
Sound View Ave, 80. Norwalk
f”. fliWWvW/I/I/f/ff/I/f/f/J
vCALL AT
Max Levy’s
Shoe Store
For School Shoes
the Bost and Cheapest in Town
llo connection with other
Store
any
e the
In("'
Overhauling/i (‘0') Garage
11 HmfordJCneric" d
"In. real :"gnd mam
t the wt“
envious ,Pllco
F” in the: sue-mane. Prov-
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. SERVICE FIRST {AND ALWAYS 3s
» True eonomy is not hointtle you. pay for an article but
how much value you get out of it. ‘
A “bargain” in carelessly manufactured and improperly
seasoned Lumber means an unsatisfactory building from the
first, and expensive repairs soon or late. ,
The safest counsel you can have in buying Lumber is your
own home town lumberman whose advice to the home builder
is an essential part 0! his service. ~ “T'Isfiir-J‘s
:We want you to have complete confidence in any transac-
‘ lion—we would rather lose a sale than the confidence and 300d
will of our customers. Be sell dependable Lumber of uniform
high quality ,- «tiehfiarmwflflf
rig
THE HATCH '8: BAILEY. .CO.
Jifli
LUMBER AND ROOFINGS
AGENTS—JOHN MANVILLE co.. BIRD a son. 1...,
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NOTICE!
To Housewifes, Hotel Proprietors and All
IIIIIIVIA WANTS as t
. enlarulninunw
GENEVA. Sept. 6 (By The Associ-
ated l‘rcss).——Uoii\'ia‘s request that.
the Assembly of the League of Na-
tions consider some means of settling»
the dispute over the provinces of Tac—
na. and Arica. at present under Chil-
ean jurisdiction, was expected to
cause sharp debate in today's session
of the Assembly.
first as a. party to Bolivia's request.
but it was announced this morning
she had withdrawn.
The request for the Assembly's aid
was based by Bolivia on the principle
enunciated by \Voodrow \Vllson. that
all States were entitled to an outlet to
the sea. Agustin Edwards. Chilean
Minister to Great Britain and head of
the Chilean delegation II the Assem-
bly, came to Cut-nova expressly to 0p-
pose consideration ot the Tacna-Arica
problem. He was armed with a for-
midable array of opinions from inter—
national lawyers. including one from
John \V. Davis. former American Am-
bassador to Great liiitain. supporting k
his contention that the Assembly was
incompetent to dull with the question. it
Sir Eric Drummond was prepared
to report on the )tul"$ work of the _
Secretariat of the Council ot the ...'-<-
League. and it Was ('X‘N'Clt d that this
AA“‘ ‘
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Othcrs Concerned in South Norwalk
and Surrounding Districts
0n and after September lstguntil further notice
The Connecticut Carpet and Rug Cleaning
Company
Have Reduced the Price on Both Dry and Wet Cleaning of all
Rugs and Carpets from 25 to 40 Per Cent
Phone 969 for further information. Work done cheaper than you
can do it at your home. Satisfaction guaranteed. All orders called for
and delivered. A word to the wise is sufficient. Now is the time to
get your rugs and carpets thoroughly cleaned before cold weather
sets In. .
PHONE 969 WILL BE ANSWERED FROM 7 A. M. TO'8 P. M.
CONNECTICUT CARPET CLEANING CO.
87 Cedar Street
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VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
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CADILLAC EIGHT DIOTOR CARS
LIMOUSINES FOP. WEDDINGS AND 3201:1110!!!
TAXI SERVICE
NORWALK a oooovun com: Tunes
scorn NpRWALK ruonze use. an
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Have Your Children Start the New School
Term Right
By \Vearing
CADET SCIENTIFIC STOCKINGS
The Hose with the Guarantee
The Home with "Scientifically" strengthened Knees, Heels and T095.
. There will be no need 0! sitllng up late to darn their hosiery for:
‘\\ hen they wear Cadet—and they do not give satistaction, send them
back and get a new pair free." .
45'
MME. JEANNETT E
56 South Main Street
South N orwalk
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Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
SHOULDER STEEL; K . .......... 2 lbs., 25c
HAMBURG STEAK . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 lbs., 25c
Fresh Plate Beef ........ ‘ ........ . 6c lb.
Stewing Lamb ............ .. . . ..... 10c ll).
Weak Fish ............... '. . . . . . . .. 25c“). b
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk. 39 Main St., Wash'ton St, and B. 3. Ave., S. Noni-31k
WESTPORT BLACK ROCK ' BRIDGEPOHI
Schultze Markets Close at Noon (D. s. T.) on Wednesdays.
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SPEC IALm- VALLES
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In the NEW DESIGN? ill
Now that furniture price. (’5 in FURNITURE
tum, you can furnish your h s) have dropped clear to the bot-
takc pride and cmnl‘ort, anI ,m'e in a manner in which you can
Ill/ma i QQV'NTA'SOCIE
report would be heard after the cloc-
tion of the six Her-pm sidcnts of tho '
Assembly. Sir Eric's ll port embodied
the conclusion of tho Fpt'clzll commit-
{FRISTRAM
I SEPT. 6, 1921 ‘
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DRY, GOODS STORE I
l
Vacation Days Are OVCI‘
9" Now is the time to lay plans for making the home comfy
tractive for the cooler days.
Carpets of Every Grade. Reasonably Priced.
Big and Little Rugs to Suit Every Purse and Requirement.
Curtains and Curtain Materials, Including Quaker Craft.
Artistic Draperies and Furniture Coverings.
Stock Window Shades or Made to Order.
WE RENT VACUUM CLEANERS
“‘3 a
‘I
i
ll
*“fiw ll
'Iiil mt
cu. . Mi-
too which investigalul IIlt‘ Organiza-
tion last spring and rvt‘ollllllf‘lltll «i the
And the charges include delivery and return.
swat ot' tllI- Louguv should in rrlnoVrd
to llrllssvls in the Hill “‘51 of ccmiomy.
A number of the C(‘lvgull‘s 11ml imi-
IliatL-d they would urgt- such a remo-
\;i1. and they oilitwl out that “Illl
the exchange ru r2 (\4l\t‘l‘§f‘ to all lll‘lL'-
gator. the cost of lining and “minte—
nant‘c 01' the Sch 1.iil.it lull: “us «\—
CLssiycly high.
Th" uhsmln- of Il'l<~£.l11-s from tho
Control Ann-Titan Stalls at llu- own.
int; 01' lllt‘ .‘SSO'lllI‘I_\ )«slcrnlziy nu'cn-
sionml much comnv nl. thr lt‘ la in: u
li'llill‘lle Ill Mimi“ circl‘s tn attil’mlie-
NElillllANllWHllE
SAlllllli IN mm
.\'l£\Y YORK, Sept. G.—-I‘01iccmcn
with riot guns. suxnvllmlt-d by a radio
tlu-ir al.5cnct- to II]! inllilr MVP (21' tlu- . .
I‘nnmi Sinus. n “.m- . win: ..I 1...“- “1"5-‘380 Mung of Inutlry. today
cum, that ‘11.. (3.9” 1H,“. .1. 1.2.114...” llrnlw up a light lwl\.‘r\‘:l .1. urn and
wliitc numbers of the crow of Ill"
had t’.\pru&<- d tlu- Ul‘llllllll tlmt lllv all.
M IH‘O' Lil' (lllll r "t'llll'lll .\llll llt .llls \\‘:ls Shipping llfldl‘d I'l'l‘lgllll‘l‘ (flit Hlt'l' Ki»
*lUl‘ l“ Ulll‘l‘llnlllll as in \\l1‘lll'i' lllt‘ wanis. anchored off Stutvn Island.
In a"; '(illl‘lkll .\I::-wiiw..xi l.‘- to mlmn \\‘.I.\' 'l‘hr)‘ found Captain CharlI-s lloolh-
en t 0 (my one Illltifilllllll. m lw Illll'l‘lCtldt‘d in his cabin. luruiscd
\\Ill'lIl<'l‘1';lLll >l:|l: slimxhi still 1,. l! p— ' . . . . .
.iml l‘lll-‘ll. llv lllll‘lllllll’tl his lilJlll‘ll'S
H'St ntvd.
ENROLLMENT
lo whitv nn-nlln rs of tho crcw.
’l‘llt- light had lurcn (Illnest continu-
ous sincc the frriglltcr drrq-pmi azi-
OE‘SC11014.\I{S liltil‘ Saturday mum, and had lwc-n
‘ I ‘ ‘ ' I‘l‘l'\\lll" since she loft lionlo'rnv
BI('(‘P‘bT E‘ ER nu huh days prmiuusiy. Captain
linolhliy‘s \nrsion was lhov “llllvs‘ had
' 1 r" -- ‘V
(Continurd From 1”“ Inge) :m l rrom-ons idcu that livf- was favor—
llml I!!!” .'l.\\l‘.lll(-,l :lll'I Hind filll l'r'lI— “1": n-grm-s in ”w (lisll‘ll-Illlon of
Lama‘s.“ “Hwy \n kw”. “hr. lln-c work. and tlu- tronl-lc (-u‘llill‘..llr.l
“r... 4mm»- .l {or 1m um. ' “l" "s ”'2‘ \‘mywi t0 “:1 1" him. None
'l‘llt“ high >1 l.m-1 1.... if” J31. r U“ ml \ln combatants \\'l n- svrimlsly in-
I‘lll'llH w. I. 4”“!qu “My ‘1 “) ,le-‘l :Illll Ill' <'.ipl.;ill said III' «l«>lz’~ ll
makw r~ ml} l-‘r .li-Ini v.1; ; n; 1:... “U ”""‘"“ ”Md“
t~ \t erIvks .i'.l in 1...;q; I1. ,, "14h“ "' "
STRAIN RAfiiIT
GARDNER IS
STILL AT LARGE
lion lnl'llls
Al ll U'lltI-lx li‘l‘ \\ x“
lo '.\\-'Il
lulu: I't-ti-‘
131...“... 1!. I.“ 3.. rs null"
I'lllll 11ml .\‘m -~ I r will ll' ilw con-1
ducting of Ii -' w l w l. l‘zll‘tlclll.ll"
lmPitt-4* \._.. 3M '2;- .. 1.. ml tllx‘l'lp-g Continued from First Page.
lim- at tho r-n‘ r. l" u .- l._\ Mr, XU\.‘S‘I ‘ __ .
This is Our ll i'lL’ tllnl \\ .s 1.<ckim; cart made for the prison truer. Gard-
last your I‘l lll~‘ school. ill-(Ultlmg ‘0 nor cut Hu- wirn- with :I pair 1"" \\'i[‘<‘
thv 120.111] of flaw-mm”. full-org ‘uhrl passedI through. lvut his
$1. .\l..i\‘~< '_;H 1.21”] F “l .- (‘Hll‘ll‘llll (ms \“(Wv allot “own.
_ ‘ ‘ “m1 “‘“1 (mining the outsldi- oi tlu- Inclus-
(lln'l‘l lhv lml svsmml tnmmlnw‘ )ll(l¥‘)- . -
. v 1' 7 ’l‘ . ., “ jun. (mrdm-r stnnu-«dmi n hmd 01
I'll... y"\ Illulll-lb .I. I'm" Ulllmllllf‘wl "Jlllf‘ and using the animals as :1
this Inmnlng I'nmls will It pmi git lanxzrr from the guards. rciu‘lwd the
“mods which skirt the island. Thcrc
tho Ilsiml tim~ .-\ Lulu“ (llrllllllh ill 1:
(‘xpcr‘l- vl.
It “l‘l in» wantl
entire city >« Mon] l’lll‘QIIlllt'lll
known with
,nll lrnt'r‘ of him was lost. The uunrds
VLHS lu-l'orv H“. s-t lirr to tho woods in an utirmpl to
.~ 'Illl\t‘ him out.
. “'H 1’“ Ills (-\||lull occnrru-d in thv prvs'wlcv
-||l.\' lli'll'l‘l‘l' 01 (“’I‘lnlnly of llt‘lH-l‘l ll. \‘otaw. superintcndvnt of
“C(‘Ol‘dl'lf: l“ S‘1lll‘l‘lllll‘ll‘lt'lll “WWI-"Xh‘i’l dtl'al prisons and lll‘OlllOr-Il‘l‘l:\\\' of
an. 'l‘hn- H It-llmvnt must lm tallu— I’M sidI-nl Harding. \‘ntuw :iI'rIyrd
AUTO! HITS TRAIN,
KILLING TVVOBOYS
(Continued from First Page).
1
Anita Surdl. his «lutlghlrl'. also
ilvhlilldl Willi li'm'lulml skill and
hopr ln-l‘i out for ru-Oxvi'y.
Snidi's son. Anuvlu. 1M. and dan
hr. l~2l.'/.:ilv--th. lt‘v. ’l‘hiv l‘ozmxr
a fl‘llt'llll'vxl simnlvhr :iznl inlt'l‘llfll
.zurirs; lliv lutrl‘ was rm. :«s- ll Mom
“('32. is u: l"
F. H. KEYSER
UILDER OF
ETTER
BUILDINGS
Specialty
Phone 1 956
South Nor-walk
Alterations and Repairs a
P. 0. BOX 735
IN TORRINGTON
ll.
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has
in-
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hospital .l’lal' her Linus illl‘l ilrulsrs
“KIN ll‘rulx-«I.
'l'llt' pnln‘v‘ "0 {amt “:‘ti l‘lqil. Szil'ull
who has luml «lilting his :zutoitmiuh
only two winks, w.:,< mull-tr 1“ sin;
tliv machim- :is it apprOm'hml llzr‘
grndv ('ll/Fbllll.‘ st mod- r.ll« >1uc-l.’a‘lh
:xlllllllllll'lli‘ hi1 tli- Mound ll‘-l',:l.l car
of ill” train :lilil was thrown It) on
sidt' and (noztnrnul. 'l‘in (\m .\'rw
Yuri: boys. who l..ul lw~ n \Isiti’itx: lIl'
Snrull l‘:ll:l.‘\, w-rv lcillx-l niltiiui.t
I‘Illzahcth Szii’dl illmpv-d and sand
livrsrll' l‘l'nnl >1 l‘lil'lS injuxx whi‘w I'n-
Ili. nml llmlcl‘ ll‘n‘ \\l'~I'l\'-
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UNDERTAKER
.‘l’elu—Ofllce, 1103; House, on
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
NIW RED MEN'S BUILDIN-
‘ David W. Raymond
latml and llll~ work will extend over a?-‘" Sll‘ldi‘." morning Ht McNeil Island
conslvlvrnhlw I: Mirth of time. on an inspection tour.
l‘l‘aclicnlh all of the trm‘llcrs rc- ““4“"? ls‘ 34 "Iilflrs 0““ I!“ was
Portrd for :lul\' with cm" or two (\V-lu"!1.5tvtl ‘n 5“" INOKO. (“‘I" In 19:“
- - {and confessed to rohlwry of a mail
ll‘flclh‘rdruck whcn SSTJWU was stolrl‘l. II!"
cscapr-d from the San llicco Jail. was
will not lll‘ll\l‘ in Norwalk for a (luvll‘l‘l‘lllflul‘prl and again uscaiwd. this
or U“). M”, Handle 59...,“ the sum-I‘lm“ ncar Portland. (‘lll‘Olllt‘ to svrn»
mm‘ in Franco» and ilu- \‘e'ssrl shc wnsihm S‘knh‘m‘“ “I “0N0” Island,
Ictnrning on was drluycd in sailing.
incr was captured at llocxillc. Cal. :1
WEDDED AT ST. ‘ , . ! n
7 (-V ( lays (I I'r. P (‘ l' 'F.‘I‘1I l
1‘1.AR‘ ’S CHURCH I rolllu-ry upon urizmlccs);1 Ill; will? Alli;
rrsidvs at Nana. Cal. with tluir child.
\\’hilc on his way to prison he
shuckllvd his guard and escaped. This
.. ‘ “N 1 _ f , llllll‘ 11‘ was cnptnrcd at Cwntrnlia.
{’1‘ '. :1 "ll” ““9 John 1" Riordan. ,\\'nsh.. and finally landI-d lwhind the
"ll-ll: ll-t' ccrclnom. 50103 “'l‘le'lull's. only to make his fourth specta-
ri ltd: l'ul l'_\' Mrs. Allwrt Rose nnd.culur break for freedom. I
cvptinns. Ills M. l.. llcadlc.
of l-‘i-mich in thr- srnior high school.
On May l9. 1921. the Pacific Limit-
rd of tilt- Southern Pacific Railway.
was in 1d up and $175.00" takvn. (lard-
Contlnued from First Page.
41—7
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
80 CHESTNUT STREET
sound NORWALK
JOSEPH S. KERY, JR.
Plumbing and Heating.
Metal Worlnng
tr
Coun y Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 492
21 Taylor Ave.. 80.
”
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KENDRICK’S , G ARAGE
. roan SERVICE, wnmmo
Water System and One
Norwalk. Conn-
'l‘lu-inas Colo. )liss Brady was the . .
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t‘lbulllhl.
Following the wedding. a reception
Wred tr; ' = ,and groom at
“'5“ 2.
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SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
‘ Try Our Coffee at . . . . . 216 lb.
‘Pure Cidar Vinegar, .. 40c gal.
Pure New Orleans Molasses
Fresh Supply ...... 90c gal.
O TING Extra Fancy Pork, cut to 20c lb.
ANNUAL
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)> I. I
J.. a leading Italian priest .f this
section of the country, Celebra ed the' A STULL
mass. t. led “.r “1 .
‘ '- 1 lm c
mXQLO‘EaSIS‘CQIIti; of the irst Dis- 3‘ W at" gm gm
trict. where it disbanded.
From 4 o‘clock until .
delightful concert Consist ng of patri-
otic airs was given in the“ Hour square
'and listcnrd to by scores of people. ;
COLD CREAM
P i do it at the lowest prices in years.
“.1' the very newest designs in furniture,
C"wanted Period styles, woods and finishes.
ing a “981' al‘iilplatin: rciurnishing their home, or furnish-
should visit. our store and take advantage ‘Of
prices now‘prevsiling throughout our entire
How you will find i
including all the mod
Those contci‘fiw.
\ , l)‘
willlt‘.
l :ly low
Come and Profit by Them!
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JUOn for F
.-.entage beinr
Flore Brothers? and m.“ ‘—
’
Tel. Ill
A.J.O LLINS CO.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
In the evening, there was dancing.
in the Town Assembly hall With mu-l
sic by Svec's orchestra. Scores of
out-ot-town guests were entertained. '1
between cold
and must re-
Vl'e otter and
The difference
creams is enormous.
ceive consideration.
M .
AT THE GOSPEL TENT. recommend our PerOXIde Gold
The meetings at the Tent corner of‘ Cream as one of the , smootbfestt,
North Mum and Marshall streets. mp; whitest and medicinal,» per ec
‘ cold creams on the markets.
and You’ll be delighted with its odor,
and with its lack of grease.
try it and forget the others.
steadily'lncreaging in interest
somewhat in attendances-
It is claimed by those in charge that '
good spiritual sax-vices \ere held Sun-l
day and also Labor Day afternoon and
evening. Rev. H, M. Moore 0‘ Dan-l
Bury preached at both of these serv-
ices. His messages were enl°yed by
the cangregation. I
Services will con
week every night at 7345-
——
H. A. MEAD
fl nue during this
Prescription Pharmacist
The public ‘
CLOTHING
-—and—-
FURNISHINGS
—for-
BOYS AND GIRLS
At The
Children’s Store
Just -
87 Wee! Washington to. Rem-ls
I HAVE RESUMED
Bicycle
ment.
prompt semce.
Music Hall Block
Repairing
The carpenters have com-
pleted alterations sufliciently to
clear away my repair depart-
You may. expect my usual
A.W.Hodge
_ Maln Store, 26 Wall St,
0d :lUlOlllOlll‘n‘. Tl.
;.;.i:»(;!: H in: l; 43:14
fill-Jill it) list titlllllllii‘
in flux! ”113i k‘li‘tl Q \lz‘n
’l'lm llljlllltl “n It ind" . ,
tlil l:_\' In: “.L: .‘xillw"
{night tidir \\:.
curs Jn'l\1‘..;\lu~‘.lil-l ‘
«s:
S l‘.‘
. . ,
WM/M/lef mar/xxx
a
i Furnishings
and Hats
ill all the hairs? mm» mm“
Style. ’
i.(l‘\\i}' l‘l'll'fkl
1|
Costello
Men’s Shop"
21 NORTH MAIN STREET §
W/Iflllxxxyxwzr/x/JA
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Have Your
Radiators
Repaired H
By Experts
It Will Cost
No Mare
New Radiators in Stock
Wall Street
9 WALL STREET
“M“
TRUE BUSINESS.
From the beginning our motto all
been “True Business.” which we nopi
to maintain
Our confidence is growing dais
owing to the innumerable comp
merits which'we have received trot
tourists and local patrons. Tim
prove to you that our en'oru
In a successful business.
"Cleanliness" Is our next motto. on
estabishment is cleaned from end t1
end every twenty—four hour: so 33 M
always keep a clear atmosphere n
is opened for inspection at. sh lions-I
She“ for the persons who wish to see be
our shop is kept clean and how
products are made. The ‘mpectorl'
are our friends. ‘
Our branch store in South Nor-wall
is running on the same Ideals. TM
goods are made at our main store ll
Norwalk. Whether you are In Nov
walk or in South Norwalk you will In
able to purchase the same quantity :1
goods and they may be delivered U
your home at any day of the week.
Special prices are given to lodee‘
churches and parties.
In this establishment, the ice creall
and candy business is operated by and
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk Only the:
bakery business is operated by Henri
Wilkins.
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Norwalfl
v
Branch Store.
17 No. Main St., So. Norwallk. 0'.
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INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON & CO»
Inc.
5 Railroad Ave” South walk
M
TARLOV BROS.
Up-te Date Cigar Store
“11le m ITERS
Remington, Underwood. n. 0.
Royal. Oliver.
rented, re exchanged.
awe-feud: ‘
70-72 NORTH MAIN STREET
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are all cordially lnvited- Bev- - ~ .
Angeli will preach tonight. 8 North Mam St, So. Norwalk
the Swami ' 1.. ‘
Advertise in.
Allmakes sold.
Our agent is In town every dew.
Plummet Typewriter mm
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