our. 18. 1921
WANTED
l
SMALL TRANSIENT AD.
. .. ‘ ' a ' .‘ his work. He.
hig '1 IVE Iflsamm 1'0 ilcctlcut to Cit!“ ‘Oll .
imitates. fuMmerx‘xaczf‘ 3' AB‘E : mmousette“?o: {cg-s Ford cars said that 38 baptist :hurches 1n the
I - me , » ie rear led ‘t . .
"'1. man... .11.... A... .1... : smucrrny CASE no.0. an???“ G '33:; g:“,,o’:.‘:}_. km. 1.... .53. 222.33.
' 8183‘ anything 0‘ mel‘“ , Telephone orders for this kind 0! Phone cans-2“ “ ‘ ”East N 83- am, that the cmnenfion officer. 1:: go-
10“ vcars 0“- D- A- advertising is accepted only as a: . ~ - m . In”; m CUM than automobile, is,
.“5 “(‘5er AW" Phone accommodation to our gruzens. one - P T A '10 lobngf'd to 5“,). 0m: night. 111 . 89
. lmmedlnte collectiomw . mad wnlmovermha‘nl mudlorempaircwrour‘ car-41339118! cllurt'llt’s SundugI appmm-
~ for same. make. 1 o ments 119095511119 :1. two nights' stop
girl for general house- . any n. your wn 5 ms by other than t
P Kardilz 1:: Railroad — - - .» ~ -~ ~ — . . Ignition and 1 Min; system‘speo-fif tlle oilittl‘ au 0:
' ' - - www.— ' 'fl 1431557. guano teed; Phone mobile. u k f m
. Re-pmting tor 19 Wot o 9 one
fition as switch hoard FOR SAI‘E . v 'W. J, 190 NS -~ . hundred mmm‘ll’agiigfsr terminals": toEl‘
yuals experience ' _ , . R. PM" my go .pi the Northern to s a e
. ' . .\ HOLSE F0 ac. . .. S
8 ll!) SI 50- 3.0mm". \QELEiEécEJii- 31331- Inlot of ground MASONRY—OWE Rev. Horaceprlnmoltfoa; f2: Sartre}:
‘ti '1‘ ("411‘ ngifiter. good cellar well water in house: 331 am GOTTA. Director of 51052500 Pounce. -
-"l on.tI l (Linn-9‘ (:h-t cement “alks, driveua). House has ~ ' . SEWER} cut. said “hi“ "-1 i5 ("NRC”-
1:13th dn‘t'ew 1-...‘1. “ just beené‘olnpletcd. Ton mingigghimtlg. ’ ' " ; cut's «11101:; :05 £393}. (1:931 don”.
- C " ‘ ' Nurwulk l'l(l"tp01l tro e; WiW $1,003.093J' 1.: De gc to
[0“. mm“. who under- Eugene DeMalk comer W estgtlng an}? Walks, IRetfiIInms Walg. and An date. Th» number who have pledged
ring “ell to assist in a lf‘a‘m‘ 3‘9““ Somalk 1 'm u .;__._ is 9.662. Alrrud." $292,403.45 has
= ' ADD“ W editestltn “I ‘ sold at once. I. OLA been paid in. and the past n.3,. this
Pollt’l,
uOllDlt" on pi‘l1utt place.
10k and gt'nt't'nl l10u< -
{or working fun in H
('«o Sentinel.
house. somt
Soutll \or_)\:llk stu<
Ht lid t'llll
Mill St.
y
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0d
ear
dentlni Lettitm;
" J. Ellis. no u.
I Girl or
IllollSl work.
pm}.
. .
young woman for
Good home
lilmwood Ave.
' Run l’lt nccd machine op-
_n dresses and waists: also
11 orkers. Apply M. N.
Co.
7 To Rent
. s-improvemcnts;
- ply Itoodncr
double house.
Centrally
14‘th CO.
peltellced operators on
ere. tellers neck band
[neck hand setters, to
eek, steady work Also
{were on plain needle
«LE ROY SHIRT CO.
.l.LET -
Road. 10 rooms. 2 lnlths_
nette. suitable for (mu. m‘
. urnished or llnllll‘l‘ilShPtl.
.. $8 to $10 pm- l‘tlt)lll
'resvl‘vo suite. (HIS. elct'
,ce. lil't'plnt'vs. lt:ll'(l“ll.
lulu;
Ill! ll' ll
lulni <ll1'tl hint,
411.1111-1'. (lllt' lllllt'
Slztlllm l'illlll'v 27:16.
to Mm l~l.
100”) house
l.--r
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t‘l‘tull
fiu
imrnlslu‘u 1min
mom
‘t'unu- Illr'lH 1 .\‘ ill privati-
Iliill louttml lll'enklzlst il
Cltllhnt' 119717,
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or DRUG.
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“umnm
mile 1'
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0i 2 or 3 cuts at 41
Ind; 41 “'zoodwnd
furnished
two
1: l.i\ illusion l’lnt't-
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, 11.
room S.
l, l-‘wllr rooms. Illil‘ti'
t 3:410“. Adults. I'In-'
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»‘ Ol‘\\’fl l k.
lll'llirlil‘ti. llmlscs, 0'. rooms
v in mun; \ Hmnl and gut.
(ax-mint: 10 ion: 11 and KJ'W
n'llllniullml. (.10 Alittllell.
1am l» mu 9 :1. ill.
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FOR S \l E
D huH\u
Milli
I: 21min). “llll all inl.
i:.ll'; second diS-
.. .......... $7, 000
all improvements
mgr district $6. 000
k John T. Hayes
7 Main Street, Norwalk
ate
1:“.
:h'lutlwt
(101‘
Insurance
. FOR SALE
.FAMILY HOUSES
South Norwalk
ooms—All improvements.
ooms—All improvements.
e 57, 500 each.
ll’v
. LAYTON & (30.,
Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
SOUTH MAm ‘STREET
AGENT FOR
& Shaw, Park a; Tilford,
een Seal, and Russell’ 5
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LASSIFED ADVERTIS
‘.‘3
FOP SALE l ine Silk and gilt parlor
suit silk dmpeiles. dining table,
plush dining room chairs, some slher.
It and (lit glass. Phone 146-.2
.1.I--*'—~ -‘OaA‘xu-I runs a ~~cr ’mn‘-’
‘ _
BUSINESS NOTICE
110 Taylor Ave._ 8o. Nomlk, Ct.
f.‘()R SALE—One Dodge touring car
in (-xcellcnt condition. Inquire
<t-illillel Office.
lull HALE—Kitchen rangc, cheep.
34 So. Main Street.
_. .. .
FOP. SALE—Garage business. Own.
or must sell owing to poor health.
-Tel. .993 before 6 P. M.
FOR SALE—Thoroughbred. French
poodlcs. _Cn112017.
FOE‘ SALE—Ferrets. $5.00 each
'cither sex, young and old. Bird
rnbbi't or fox hounds. Stephen S.
Gregory. Cranbury.
FOR SALE—15 pigs Weighing about
75 to 100 lbs. each. Inq. Edward
Garlick. C‘anfleld Avenue. East Nor-
walk. Phone 1879.
FOR SALE—Cottage. 6 rooms and
bath. and two car garage, Gregory
Ectilevarti,Illcar the water. railroad
station mi‘d trolley. Inquire Mrs.
Griffin, 36 Gregory Boulevard. Tele-
phone 1820.
FOR SALE—«Cord wood. in all lengths
supplied promptly. Phone 03, Ledge-
wood Farm. Ask for superintendent.
l-ORS ALE
mm tgzlzc
corner.
ttllion.
FOR SALlCmNew
illlt‘t] lllll'l’PiS.
-—A six per cent first. class
01‘ $3,650 on an improved
Unt‘ mile from. South Norwalk
P. O. Box. 154 “'eslport, Conn.
50 gallon paraffin
. The tings: grade sen-
sonexl oak. $400 entlr rup barrels
$7 . m) c: it h \\ lllskt’} ' hairels fresh
ltmptitul. $500 path. New oak kegs.
pilleflill illltd all sizes. be<t and cheap
est mice in he state. Sptcial prices
on large lots on our of the above.
(‘allond lots inlmcuiintclv delivered.
Ite‘llflili“ l’uultrx I".lltll. Highland zn'e-
nue phone 10 .6
—./
That’s the usual exgreeslon that
accompanies the first spoonful of
our lce Cream. You can 't help but
express yourself that way, tor
when our cream is made the best
way it brings forth the best ex-
pression. ,
ice Cream is more than I palate
tickler—lt. ls_ truly do. of the. lust
foods we have—always inviting—
always appealing. If you‘ haven’t
tasted our brand you do not know
what good Cream is.
THOMAS’
- CHOCOLATE SHOP
34 South Main 8t., 80. Harwell:
ongumte
telephoto 317 tor “mental"!!!
uoavmu: MATTRESS 60
Franklin arid Monroe 8L 89.50
NATHAN o MILLER
General contracting.
- pope:-
fim ‘fik
8.101191; Tel. 1423-5
'10 Sprint 'smet. Nowell!- 0°“-
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
mik-
Now In the tune to our home
and hoop it from decoy. 7. your
room doc Ask :01- my price:
onwnll pap per. end points. Save fiom
:0 to 40 per cent on labor and mate-
,rlal. Alexander White, 35 Lowe St...
South rial-mun.
m
Nag gy Bron. Local end long distance
trucking of kind a. trip: to
New York. “not.
Phone 318.
__‘T—.:L-
CARRIGAN l: FLYNN, [cell um ion!
distance trucking or oil und-
Olllce Leary & Co.. Phone 1‘77. Home
I
3159?:
‘called 119011 to do was shown by the
‘ 'report
. Daintlnz mv
DENQMINAIION
wow-med man 99:93..
John Daviduk has worked
among the Russians in the state.
What the modern, circuit rider is
of Rev. William T. Thayer.
Director of Religious Education for
the. convention. when he stated that.
he had‘ traveled 13.950 miles in Con-
NEW’ HAVEN, Oct. lS.-——The Grand
Encampment, I. O. 0.. E, of Connecti.‘
cut. was held here today, it being-the
seventyminth annual meeting ofathis
body. Grand Patriarch A. H. Lube-
now. in his address. told the delegates
that it was a, matter of satisfaction
that there was a gain of 698 in mem:
bership for the year. the second
lal-gcst gain ever recorded hythe en-
campment. ~He especially urged that
help be al‘icrded patriarchs who may
Ire in arrears. so that losses due to
suspension may he reduced to.” the
minimum. In the past year there
were 176. an incrcase of over the pre-
state has taken its place in the front
Curbing Gutters, Lawn Rolling. Con- rank in reg-ad. to yearly payments
crate and'l‘ “Welt: made on its quota.
Work Dorie In First Ola“ I80": The Baptists are probably the Only
'mm To dcnomingtion “ho hale a. DaStor at
-580!- 1;; F ““72“ Jargr m the state. and Rex. Elbert E
u fl “magma-l and Gaus or Hurtiord who holds the
. ’ A! . .. .. of“! 0:": office created by the convention. visits
Wt?!“ W W’ a ' llSlOl‘lt’SS churches. and aids-them in
ad. Drona! m‘wdor Eccuriug pastors. In his report, lie
referred ato the burning of 1he 93
\'c;1rs' old church at. Pucku‘ville. He
Said that the loss was "turned into a
blessing. resulting in the revival and
baptisms of 16 persons. some of the
recipients MUS‘ heads of families."
in the little stream which runs
through the villag‘E. ’
Cllndv 5 Edward Prior. of Hartford.
trensurcr of the convention. showed
m- m. rt'po‘lt weeipts by the conven-
tten propt‘r (not to the Board of Pro-
motion) of Sli7.‘.’94.10 the past. year.
T1,...» is ;. nuance of $580.13 in the
1N.agl..-I\-_ The report. showed 38.-
5.1431. 51.1714 among forcimlcrs in}
Connecticut. mid $7.38!.91 spun
:lnlom: llllillsll'rl‘ti‘lkiila cllutcllts in
llli- thrill of «ill. LIFor stair mission-
an». >1"? 11.15 siwnt lg th. (0”.
\'t'llll“ll.
(ULSTER \”TOLL.\ PEER
l ‘ORt E BEING
REORGANIZED
\Ifll‘
N
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
' It is Cheaper to Buy than to Build
1 house, 7 rooms. East
$2.600; mortgage $1,000.
1 house, 7 rooms, East
33, 500; mortgage $3 000.
1 house, 7 rooms. East
$4,000; mortgage $3. 000.
l; 1 house. 7 rooms. East
$5,500; mortgage $2 ,500.
1 house, 7 rooms, East
$7,000, mortgage $1,300;
4 houses, 7 rooms. South
$4i 500; mortgage 82, 000
lhouse, 7 rooms, South
“i 000 mortgage $2 “000,
lhouse, 7 rooms, South
:4, 700; mortgage 31, 500.
1 house, 7 rooms South
34. 900; mortgage 32 000.
Norwalk,
Norwalk.
Norwalk,
Norwalk.
Norwalk.
Norwalk,
Norwalk,
Nor-walk,t
$4, 700; mortgage $2 700.
1 house, 6 rooms, Cranbury, $3, 500;
mortgage $2,100.
I have two-family houses, beautiful
homes, farms. lots, and 81mm; prop-
erty.
My time is yours, Swat: 5 Corbett
Block, No. 79, Tel. 435.
l
Nllt‘t'inlil‘
A. Toth
:xmgton Avenue,
in.-
City
* -_-'l‘fie Best Salesman; (0de
WILLIAM 1?. non‘
_ REN- esrAIE. '
z
Norwalk.)
l
2 houses. 7 rooms, Marvin Mch,’
87.000; mortgage $2. 500.
1 house, 9 rooms. Broad River,
:4 500; mortgage $1.690
1 house, 7 rooms. Broad River:
lrcsitiES these of military tactics will
includc vocational subgects which. are
susceptible of instruction -b3: the cor-
rcspondcncv school method. for war;
rant office rs" and enlisted mrn.
Applications for enrollment must be
Submitted through military channels
addressed 10 that corps area head-
luuartms. and should be submitted as
soon as pessible. in order that the
inumber or registrants may be deter-
,mincd earlv The courses are applic—
able to ofliccrs as “T“ as enlisted
nit-n. and “ill continue throughout
the \ear. except during July August
and September.
:liU lilUX lilAli
PARIS. Oct. 18“}{arshal Foch has
rccehrd by cable an invitation from
ltlle Ku Klux Klan to be the guest ofI
,that organization “hile
l1 illtea States.
\isiting
The cablegram,
and particv
tilt
' adds
that details .rs are being
sent by letter 1
The marsluil will visit the tomb of
Robert L. Lee at Lexington“.r Va. to
luv a “tenth upon the grave of the
commandel . or: the Confederate
armies.
limit Eli"
' -. Board.
consul (if t‘t
York. “pl-win: l L WW. who has.
assumed n pond-on under the
Eircaml' s icnnmlllc lcbrcséntativr i: 1
America. Mr Cannon) sailed for I1\II'es~.'
York last Saturdav.
DI BLIV Oct. is. (By the Associati-
ed Press).»—Tlic Ali-Ireland Industrial
Conic-ruler. in session here. passed
unanimouslv today a. resolution (it‘-
tclnring that in the proposed trentx
“1th Great Britain complttt financial
frccdom for Irr land “as a fundameu-
tul essential condition and than lull
1control of all lrisll industrial shipping“
'and commercial affairs must I»; “-31-
'ed in Irish authority 'l‘lw resolution
~was forwarded to the Dali Hireann
delegates in London.
The conference \xns attentlul m-
delegates from the. public boards. as-
sociations of mnnur‘acturem anti
tradesmen and rtprescntntives of
trades unions. The resolution “'15
‘proposed In Sean 0'5 find. :1 ("utlcrx
manufacturer. and spercllt s in support
of it “’E re mad‘c by smeral of tho dele-
gates.
SHADE TREES AT “1L50N POINT;
The \K‘ilson Point Company has
nwardeda contracfi to tilt C.
C. Plumb of New Canaan
mo hundred shade trees on that por-
tim. ot the property on “ilson Pain
which “as recent]; turned hack,
he: antlers by the l' S. Shipp‘l
During the war the Unit
t
lull Eireanh in liter.
‘Bail '
K and J.-I
to plant_
\iqus year.‘ 'i‘vsenty-six encampment/s
are on 1'11;- lmncr roll. \utll Atlantic
.0. €28 in tlrst place with d, percentage
0| iglm, and liridgcport.l\'o. 9 in
er rte-11d plarc.
\Villium ll. Lowe. of \Vaterbury,
grand high pricst. reported on his; vis-
itations. as did Nelson \\. Benedict.
grand 5011.01 warden. and Onillc Rec-
,tm. g and junior warden. \Villiamls.
Hutcllismu the grand scribe. reported
:fitctul 1;lalll|1:::-lnp on Jul\ 1 last of
7 .216 1, the total ussrts 0t tilt Subordi-
nnto rel-11111211111115 at $‘I\’.146. and t0-
tnl receipts for the yt-ul' ot' $38353.
The ntt guilt in assets for the year
was H.985.
l-‘rank M. szficld and W'. S. Hutch-I
ison. grand representatives, gave a re-
view on the doing: of the Sovereign
Gland Lodge, which met at Toronto
last month.
Dining the morning session greet-
ings mere giwn by. fraternal visitors
and representatives from,sister juris—
dictions. including encampment om-
core from Massachusetts. New Ramp-
shire. New Jcr§er. New York and
Canada.
Mcmbms oi itébccca Lodges served
the noondu) meal The elections were
held in the Mil-'inoon. and it was ex-
ported that thcrc would be advance-
ment along the line. \Villlam H. Lowe.
ot‘ \Yatcrhury. advancing from grand
high priest to grand patriarch. and
lolllms follouing infielder.
.BABBN WBANBEL’S
l
a
l
CU\‘-TA\1INOPIE.
ll ( Associnttd Press). ——General Har—
Oct.18. (By
i Moorland» o'lement; in the Stoc
owing tomondition of the timeseyery.
FBBTIJNE‘ [031,
WALL STREET.10:30 a. nix-The.
Market seemed to take a more hopeful
day. This was indicated; by; the. light
dealings and narrow. price changes at
thte opening of the semen Some 0!
theralls .werc lower notably Chicago,
Rock island an Pacific Seven Per"
Cent. Phi; and lame and Hudson.
Among equipments General El c re.
acted moderately. The only team
among oils was a recoxery of one
lpoin't in Royal Dutch American Sugar
we the only weak specialty falling 11.45
a. number of year:
§.
iW'ALL STREET, Noon ——R,ails ral'.
briskly, before noon on announce-
mom that representatives of the rail-
road brotherhood; w to meet with
the railroad labor board. Iéehigh Val-
ley. rose 2 points. Canadian Pacific
l 3- 4. and Northern Pacific, Great
Norfhern, Reading. Missouri Pacific
and St. Louis and So Francisco were
1 to 1% points higher liléxiCan Oils
improved with Royal
darnestitc oils moved
and Cosden. Equipments and motors
were moderately better. but food
specialities showed further declines.
American Sugar Common and Pre—
t'efied’being the feature at greatest
weakness. Call money opened at. 5 per
foam. “
in.
\VALL STREET, 1: 30 p.111
iher strengthe , of. prices accom-
panied the decline of all money rates
to four per cent. at midday, oils Show»
in; most activity. true only exceptions
to the better tendency were Americati
sugar Common an Preferred, in
which losses were extended“ to 35-8
paints, respectively
Deaths and Funerals
Elmer “Tight.
Elmer “’right died at his home in
Moum, Vernon New lork yesterday
aged about fifty~eight years. Mr.
“'E'i’ght's wife was formerly Miss Net—
tie Shea. n Nomi-all: resident. She.
was a cousin of Mrs. “‘lllis Bell, of
East Norwalk. The body will
brought here for burial in Riverside
cemetery at 11:30 Thursday morning.
m.-—-—Fur ’
l
Advertise in the Scum-tel. tor the
belt result...
fl
Watch your flowering plants grow.
16- ’f3£4~—‘ LI.\'( 01.x
minority and power
notice-3019‘ in this record.
l 18785—Tllcsc. are two new In
lVSTlTU'lE ’ and “THE
(TE\TEXNIAL MARCH”
the full magnificent strength of this band, and immense
A rattle and skirl of wood winds is
U
phone 383‘ i on “inngel's entire pcsonnl fortune: 'U 3
his H10: .leuels. valued at 40,001! 3; 03
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m t. m. . .. , . “A... , THE [NEED STATES MARINE 8A..
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(if lit—\l 3'1 111'. The (‘UUI'SlS nu to [.0 Smn tum: iiverAifiIIS, and. (il’JL‘T 11p 1'e- l ,.
curried on JACCOI‘LUHI‘S ‘0' 11“ “hill"; Ports tor-tia- cur-sidt-mtlon oi” t‘nt- cnn- . . NomalkI Armory '. III
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schools throughout the L'Olinll‘y, with Ines»? is i it... - '- SmirneGonlon. .h' lt‘d'l- I
examinations conducted 1.} the» Win up: 1illlil01l" 1.1 iiirulwrccqnstructinn.
department and tlu~ usual-'systt-m of 1\[1.5mm vim-don —w.'ls.«’loi‘mcrl.v
grading papers. A minimum of tllret- chief ass-351.111: 10 Sir Horace Punkt-tl
llours' work per “'ct‘k is l‘tltlill‘Cli. in thr- .rurlmflli‘i’l W‘OWW‘lu‘“ "‘9‘?"
though the students will not in- tlrop- mom. . ‘ ’. ~ " .
pod for not 1111 osuring"up ‘to th(- [:1-2.ll‘\<'l‘. ("’l- jg-flJ‘O‘SE‘Dh IGX‘H‘I
requisite passing grade, The subjects “011,-. or 15.1.4. kw been-appointed
i; pla ved with
arches “THE MARINE CORPS
RIFLE REGI\IE\T" plax ed in
a manner bcyond common praIiSe. WTth are swift and
active in stvle with .1 powei ful Imciodv underneath
16959——“MARSOVIA \VAL'TZ' 1—3118}: IItalian waltz with a
clear, strong, vig "(irons tone'and fine in tempo and rhythm.
15495—"THE NATIO\AL EMBLEIWHARCH" is blared out
in quick march time. It has a.siImp1e melody underneath
accompanied bv 11m shrilling piccolos and beating of
drums.
lSTGS—Here are two splendid marches:
HARDING” and “NATIONAL CEVTEVNIAL
are statcl), fine and dignified yet pie} ed Iwith the rigor
and smash of true militarg- compositions. .
GEft QNEQR MORE OFTIIESE AT THE
‘ ‘ PREI SIDEN’T .
They
view or the railroad. labor situation to- .
" mmrmns'ro
1
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SUBMH‘ ”SIG.
NATIONAOE‘ MINISTRY
YContinued . Ctr-0.1.x: Fix-sir?!“
H—p
i
would seem to indicate a. growing op—
position to the continuance in power
of the radical political parties. Ex—
traordinary scenes followed. the rec
opening of
re Balnkers and brokers were swam
the Bout-so yceterdaév.
with orders. and hudgneatgst dilflcnl-
ty in establishing quotations. Ibr-
elgn ewlmnge rates sooa‘cd to not
point: to 50 3 8, its lowesc quotation in‘rF‘Sh‘s'
Weather Format. -
I‘or Norwalk: Generally cloudy ”to-
I
night and. Wednesday; fresh to m
south and southwest winds. A db~
turbance central over .Upper Micki”
isca
mung cloudy and showers M1-
er in the Lake region and North“,
New England.
Pleasant weather pro—
vans generally in other diatzictl an}
»>-.
be. .
Simone}: T00
Dutch and of the Rocky Mountains. The tm-r
upward. under perature is very mild for the new
lead of California. Petroleum, Houstomlof. the ’9‘“ m all the northern db“
nCtS-
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WHEN LETTERS 3!.“
THAMER, Inc.
Optometrist: and 09m
”MinnticStu. Sbmféd
j'rHE KIDBIESIJKE
It's that sort of ice cream that
you can obviously enjox and do
not hate to deny the» youngster...
It is the only meant that is equnlly
enjoyable and beneficial for the lit.
tle folks as well as adults. '
NEW. \lGLAND'i
e c DY co. .
L
eDorlon House
1
Shore Dion 5';
All Kind; of gen Foods
*3- Steaks chopii, Inst;
'5. «v. -
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it
A Let Carte
o. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Qflice A D. Morgan
Hardware Store, South Norm
TE.
Also Upholstgiiig of outbound
First ClaQ Painting.” ;
Opposite Wilson Hat Shop
mom-902
Thatcher Furnacom:
A—gent forthe Famous m
Pipeléss rum ‘ ~'
I: you are ready to purchase I.
one-pipe heater see me hem
-‘ making your selection
Price Reasonable.
Service Prompt
Stephen Miller ‘
All View Ave. Phone 3..
.17
new...” Cider Mm, '
OPEN FOR THE W
Grinding Every my
One or the most powerful fl 5"
contrary presses in the emo. II! '
grind as reasonable as on
give you service second to
trial will convince you.
Barrels and kegs for min
sizes new and used cheapest plot
in the state.
‘0.»
Reynolds Cider Min
Norwalk Chronicler