WAN-roe;
BUSfim NOTICE
" "illuStenographen and t3 {list
,. position. \3 rite SLFEOgla~
_ c2119 Sentinel. .
1'». A \' « 1‘. -Zl—«XDlfllg lad? wizhes room
unit. or nithout hoard. C9“: wally
io...ted. Steam heat. L: G, 9119 Sen:
{xiii-l,
VFANTEDng buy a sale. 196- 053
“Sate." care bennnnl.
WAXTEEk-Two o: [lime llt’“'l-}th‘-‘:Z
mislxed rooms in desk-“'19 “’93 ‘ '
with heat Atidrwr' “- ' care Semi-
nel
ante EMWI ienced bin-
nmkbzindeis. sleeve in-
“ Al blx Cluett, Pea-
wxx rely-Ar
Z.D~Z'lo go out and do himse-
inquire at 112
.Rosie Antal
“I -‘1.\' 1 lllf ~Exnerienced houseworker
log' small family. Reference requif—
in} Tel. 753. H. VV'. Earle, 3'? high
EU: ' So. Norwalk.
(“L-
‘WANTED—Dolls tor repair. VV‘e will
res:31'ing_ repair and furnish all nec-
es 3: parts to dolls of ex erv make at
reasonable price. Doll Hespiial 8
Union. Si. Phone 339, So. Norwalk.
E’ANI‘ED—Bms to sell vanilla after
school: send for {we sum :-le bottle.
{if ageiie'd Extract C0., Sanbomvllle,
WALTED—Experwnced operators on
Shirts, sleevers, fellers neck band
runners. and neck hand setters. to
earn $18 per week. steady work. Also
:oxaexienced sewers on plain needle
:Inachine. LE ROY SHIRT CO
“To LET
.
Taylor ‘
FOR SALE~Duck boat in good con-
onion $25. 1917 Studebaket. winter
and summer top. 5 good tires,»$450.
Tel 1551.
Fall 'S.r_\IZ,E——-'l‘ruck.' 1929 one~ton
Republic. fully guaranteed. 5900.:
fall 5 Pine St” First. District. ~
FOR SALE—Hariév-Daxéldson motor-Z
cycle in first-class condition. Can be
seen at 42 Fifth St, East Nor-walk.
FOR SALE—4} weeks old pigs. . lnq.
James E. Mc’mteith, Taylor Place,
Moss Rock Farm, No. Taylor Ave.
FOR SALE—Brand New bathroom,
$55. Sxphon closet, china. low down
tank enamel bathtub and lavatory,
.with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain white celluloid water-
close: seats, $5. Seidonberg Co. 545 E
‘ave (bet. 36th and 37th Sis.) N.
FOP. SALE~Union Park,15 rooms, in
fine repair. huge barn. Bargain fer
i(mien sale Mitchell Phone 186,1.
FOR SALE~Six room house, all im-
movements. Three minutes from
South Norwalk depot. Monthly pey-
ments. Phone 1735
FOR SALE—Cord wood in all lengths
supplied promptly. Phone 23, Ledge-
wood Farm. Ask for superintendent
LOST
ZLOST»~Blaok and white Millie}
Call 130 So. Norwalk
1‘
C 0 W.
LOST—~Gold breast pin in South Nor-
walk shopping district. Finder kind-
ly phone 1045-3. Liberal reward.
LOST—Sundav a suing of pearl
beads between Seymour and Wash-
ington streets. Reward {01' return lo
I
)
V3Z’ork neatly done; ,
OLD POST ROAD LODGE
Rooms with meals,.$14 per week.“ Inv
dividual tables all conveniences
dress
home phone A2987
Ad:
746 Main Street. Stamford;
Refinished'
for and 311e-
ltvered;('3 Prices right.
2217
W. H2. NMILLER
EXPERT AUTO M ECH ARGO
Furniture Repaired,
,W 1311 overhaul and repair your car, all
makes at. my winter quarters.
Marshall Street,Mi So. Norwalk
Ignltlon and Lihti toms
ALL WORK _ EED
Phone 490 '
;
Z it you are Interested in saving mon-
957. look up the most scientific Inter-
national One- the Heater.
can and I wl
sheet metal work.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Water St... 80.
Phone 473-3.
JOSEPH s KERY, JR.
Plumbing, Tlnning and Floating
gguntry Water System
Ranges and OnoPlpe Heater:
Telephone 492
21 ZTaylorZAvonue, So. Norwalk, Conn.
' of 139.309 paEZSengei-s riding on the
ZZ was stated at. the ofiices ot- the com»-
,“3
Phone or.
send our heating man
to give you installation cost. ,Do not
forget We do plumbing, timing and
Norwalk
NEW HAVE Dec ’1‘ .ml‘éo increase
Bridgeport lines of the. Connecticut
Cgmpally during the. 111—111 week of the
test of the fine-cent fare. Zwas claimed
In President T4. S Storm. in a report
to the Public Utilities Commission, it.
has been” in 3-
tennis.” 4:. was ‘Wfillmantioo'fifleenth
biennial election. ates were by
printed ballot.
adopted the voting, machines. ,
RockaZi-lle panned up into the Re-
public’o’n column in its electio
27o. selecting Joseph Grist; as m 30?:
with 1,137 votes to 86? forgE-d
pam. here todav , ,The report, it was
l
I
lan increase in beseengers. there was a
decrease of $6 461. 89. as
with the revenues in the 'preoed‘mg.
week of the. test. I’wsldent Stefan;
in' ma report said: ”It is impossible
to compare the numebr of passengers
canied for during the ten-cent {are
period e\ ery individual riding within
the tell' cent fare Zarea. within the City
of ”H.121 port. was counted as a. single
.ipasspnger. whereas. under the present;
7'scheme it is quite bossible that: many
infihidlillls are counted as two pas- ,
sengms by reasons of the fact that
centu ot the city.
FOR DEATHS
(Continued from Pigs One)
ing has been handed down but ap—Z
parinlhi it is the desire of the State
to llzlvt' the case clenrcd Up at this
tcim of the «zoom.
Cullsidt rable comment, “as caused
flaL‘
. w. J. LYONI
Phone 2047
, MASONRY—O
BRICK? STONE.
20 oaooov Pine.
RPENTR
norms
v
ESRRA GOTTA.
in Norwalk today when it Was asceré
tnimd the maximum penalty in n.
nmnslauglltfilt’ case “as five rears
jail. “hill? that fill
;1.11i1.111311‘1l'-il€t or U10
the theft. of an
alteration of the
CONGETR (mg-inn or maker's numbers on an au—
Waterproonn mum-1h. was 10 Sears in jail. ‘
Walks. Betlalnlng rWalfaZ Ind All Tm r: are two distinct manslaught-
“Branch ea _ m 111 when lodged against Furgazx
5 Nu: mm is he held for the death of,
WALI. PAPER AND PAINTIZ
Now In the time to point
and keep It from decoy.
rooms decorated.
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l‘O REST—Garace. In. So. Elam St. 3 - , ‘ , mm} m um paints. 35m fi-om gllf1< that it appeared, from the pre- 83”.“) (g {fining-i1“: W919 “1°"???
T0 LET—l rooms entire- tlnor 11n- PROFESSIONAL gno to 40 per cent on labor and moto- ”mm Z “ZZZ or ZZmemZ' that ZZmZ 323131111111; y d}; J rmZZZdal:l (owners? 3
furnhtllpd imprOYI—empmé “.41, Hie fill. Alexander White, 33 Lowe Stu wmll with three women. were pro» 8 m erite em 81! a. never la
lo . near :roll-‘w; :11ig21“;‘2. {$Tfi‘tl.._ 38011:}! Nomflk- woo-dim: west at a speed of 1:7 to 29 occasion to examine them “m” (he “31'
afie Sydne- tm‘ renl: fnqdfilgfi .(,33_..L;1v.o3 Ragtime a"; Sgptieasgorsumc Taught 8378“. dim! lfidl min a {I‘llh's :27: hour. and that the machine; 10%;: 3;?7Lthéif wealth h'
51””?! WINN MET 15870!!! c driwni lac Furgnzy. was going west at 1". 11' y 90 nted 91“.“‘9’9. . are
3 3 3 k ,6 ‘20 Washin 1' St HOD gate 1%: 21311 mi. ”Dwi' 11"” to «.u- M “mad Van-mgr from 13:, to 60 been some sales of genome originals, .
TU HP.\'T~-1‘. (Unifol‘t tdhle mu. Lin-d 52,3? 0- PM” 2721 e" or ' ‘6‘!” street. Z L“, y ‘ ‘ but the apparent great retire] in the
lL‘IOl -. liezt l.2l1t and 2 r . ° pen "0 0‘” Fiona 1-8 . "“"Z‘ "“ mm. ,3- ' f ’
all 1111:. . micovated €33, {usn ‘ '4 3'" W “\1 11.12 rate of owner} the F‘urgazv hm Log and selling 6‘ fine piecesof art
wall. .m. Ram-.3118.esém'LQflg‘ MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD CARRIGAN «I: FLYNN. local and Ian: ,u l. ,stolna'." says-1m- coroner, {(1,11sz “”3 been md‘m‘e‘i by “‘3 ‘5‘“‘5‘9’ 0‘
Address A. l. IL. ca.e Sentinel a Private Lessons in Dancing distance trucking Of 811 “lid! mm‘l , mum not “12ka the turn and ownership or “791368? copies.
1:: ”k“ 83:3 0°!" Wedgesday Evening Ofllce Leary & 00.. Puma 1517. House amount l‘ull force into the Dilwox'ZZth , “a“? 0i ”“59 ”mung" 1‘33"" hung
.33: 25:32:13 mmlmiflme 111111;: had Studio 7 West 153:3 rranoer l phone 368 3(m3 m!,!3.,“.i3ng one Of the riders out on the ancestral 3v:all.s in European
11:1??ij “fig :59: SL- P5853: \oroall—:_ 1 ' ~ - L - . e3. 1838 FRO and mowing Injuries which resulted in homes for centuries. -
‘ am 17010} “a M TT‘BEE Pearson? TO I-nwm-Hz‘s death. as well as the death
FOR REYT PM) 1‘ room: 1 ~ ' , , Z Mgtm nr Armin-“loo. Forgery Was W'liolly on-
. u - m rrwrv “r . nos pillow: bolsters and , . . .. '
ffigafi 31(“llil‘allg. Ema: . d on {A plZJIZoc-l-t DaVld ,. Raymond ambit,“ of in was o'old on our my unqualified vntli the roads. 3 7 3 3
l." .31 m f-Z Aim-m. 0m. “mum. 545 UNDERTAK'ER payinont plan. Also renovating. satis- “l ::;>.l that the deceased Parties
0““‘3‘ ‘4 —"-V-€’ Phone 4:73 . faction ' Drop us a cord or come In their death because of the
TO IlJ-‘fii—l "at. man.
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lug. 85331233 5J3.“
Ll}: Axe
. 5:.
10 men (12'
located. 9 Moat
no 2132 I; -
To 13531-01“; 0: mo moms, finnish-
“£211 vie ezt'ir' IE {'ht. steam heat
h c... complete tor light house-
lnqn ire: 14 Elizabeth stri-et
M
3m}: REYZT—St
hO' d orage
{333333333 3‘ \ spatce, house-
. -4. 1129...?531‘1. 9 rooms.
In prooéo buildings Bobbi-ll Coal &'
5:: nc , aogazucl: Conn. Z
Tel. VV'estpn-t 4.. We here '
Warehotzse zeceipts. Z nego iable
FOUND.
gnolds’
OPEN
Cider Min
FOR THE 53.42.50!
Grinding Every Day
03"26 of
:3
tic-aerial out!
:1 the siato W3
hie as anyone Ind
333 91cc second to none. A
11:3. confines- vou.
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and kegs for sale; 1!!
Z“— 3*“: ”‘9‘: Ghee-Feet oh“
5: 2Z6:
Reynolds Cider Mill
BGSTON POST ROAD
At
Scribner Avenug
O. G. PALMER
agenctioneer
e A. D. Morgan
aardware Store, South Hanan
-H\Zil l: i~_\C.‘l— OF (}()\ER.\ORS.
3.55111). s C.. Dec. 1—315-
annual conference of go‘-
Eli‘sle‘ll have been in progress
» -- 1» \iamxlay, with more than a
'“ ski re executives in attendince
:13' with a. business meeting
s=—‘~zons planned to: witness a
screen demonstration bis“ ade-
s moving their winter base 3.!
-~: 1:1. Tonight they will leave
Ztingtu’n where tnev v.11? be re-
-1\.
W Z
Wurlxuyrrvs STRL'CK $1310
TRUCK.
5":
3i Twentieth Centun‘ Express:
‘ 3:053:01) and A3 bang: Railroad
Jaw-:1 an hour when the loco-
at Huntington west of this
'. Len Leveton. of this cit},
.21.. truck. stalled hisengine
- Seeing the ap'firoém'hing
k
.H'ei'nors after concluding the 1;.
111% one-mined at dinner to- .
Honing by President Hard- 3
worn-3.1). Mass" Dec. 7.——The
1
disabled by striking anZ ,
.imlllled mu? escaped with .
A (W tinder cool: on ZZ3
l
l
Tole—Office, 1103: House, 15an
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
WATER DAMAGE
INSURANCE ' Z
Covers leaky pipes, roofs,
or open windows on these
rainy davs.
J. M. LAYTONS; (30.,
Inc.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
{ET A SQUARE DEAL .
We will buy your 'l111.:.-'e,-31r.l-:l i
goods. rags. papers jttnk (I all 5
se:omi-hand goods. Z Anytlr ‘
you
qtml-
dell}
liar-e. Price
113‘ of
alnzays.
PHILIP P MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
Second hand Goods Always on Sale.
according to lo.
the goods. A 31111112:-
our house
ave your
Ask for my prices
riil‘mrth. but Accarino. as well. “The
costs, howe‘wr. will be tried as one. '
In his finding". Coroner Phela‘li
NORWALK MATTE E33 00.
FOR SALE
ly located In First District.
$6,000—a good buy.
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street
REAL ESTATEleNSURANCE
gnu-ante »
gigantic 317 for representative to
Fruiklln and Monro. It. So. Nonnlk.
“House, 18 rooms, 3Zfa'mllZIes, céntraLZ
Price
For particulars
Norwalk Z
i‘t-l'klrss- speed of the l-‘urg'azy
(.‘lxlm-~ which was driven
mm public safety.
.mzy 11:13 criminally negligent."
.o'
..‘
Kai-erase in the Sentineh
pointed out. said that while there was:
compared ’ W
FURGAZY, RESPONSIBLE
LAST WEEK
in'
ma-
with disre—
and that For-
Democratic cont‘e oer.
Republican on tile. general
ticket was elected. Dniv the Third
ard won Zony Democrats getting an
alderman and a. councilman. Mayor,
lolly clerk. treasurer auditor sheriff
gassessors' aldermen and councilmcn
‘were chosen. ,
tB. - Jackson. Z
Weatlier' Forecast ,
§ For Norfi'alk and vicinity; Generally
hang; in temperature;
Texas 11m theastward to the Jake
region, ' is causing considerable
cloudy and unsettled weather in the
Southern and central sections. Awash-ears ’9“: 9333:.»
Of high pressure are centtal over “on;
ciplt’a’llon 7 has: fallen during the lost
lanai-ind”Alabama, “Very 'lltlle pre-
twenty-four hours. . Light rains. were
, reported from Texas, and light snow:
from the northern ,portion for the
Lake region and New England. No
curl-ed in any district east of the
Rocky“ Mountaine.
“homology : Pmn‘rmos An;
' FAKE‘S
a;
elated Press) -~Hard times in Europe
have resulted in the dumping of “fit-
erally thousands" of oil paintings and
other pieces 0 rm into the-American
market.” the majority of which hove
pieces, in the opinion of Gustavus '1‘.
Kirby of the American Art Gallery.
€11le city not flaring
Fair tonight and Thursday; not much
moderate to;
11-9121. West and northwest. winds. A.
they 11.11111 crossed the fat-(3- limit in the 'trough of 130W pressure extending, 'fmmfa’i 1;; o’clock in the Q'c'hapel at Rixerg
decided change 11': tempeiatuxe has oc-Z
NBS" YORK. Dec. 7 {By The, Z3350?
proved to be fakes or copies of master-
373W filo-c;
The may ffiendobf airs. filament:
roles.» will: lie grie'x' i to he of her
3 sudden {lentil at her home in Brook;
ZMee was 'a slster of Mao
E imbet 5. Delananty and Mrs. William
H. mm of this city. '
Funeral of 311$.Zfiyslo. ,
3Tii'e funeral of Mrs. Mary. Hyde
was held this morning at 8:30 from
lier late home. if \{onroe street. and
Zat 9 o clock from St. JosZeph‘s church
' nli‘ene a requiem: mass was sung by
Rev. Joseph- Daley. Edward Solon
rendered solos Ave Maria. and Beauti—
ful Land on fZIlZg‘Zh. The Zpall healers
were. John ifflynn, George Mailer,
’l‘homas 31.115. J12. John Hyde. Mam
Zuel Hvde and. WIilliorn Morris
flower bearers were Howard and \\ ilo
llam ”Morris. Interment “as in {he
, family plot» in .St. Mary 3 cemetery.
3313!“ 371' Resnoltls.
dent. at. Deon liner. yesterday morn-
In ill be held tomorrow afternoon
sidecemctcrv.l—1ev. .P Fairlmnksof-
ficlating. Intel-room will be in River-
‘sioe ceme tor} The deceased was 64
fohncr resident. of Van
7anrlt street East Norn'alk. For
many yeore he was employed atl‘ne
former lt'undle baker}: He is surviv-
.ed by twosome. L.
Rowan street. Best Nor-walk. and
{lorry R. Reinaldo of New Britain.
A
Pollen! Of Mr; Benn?!)
fierg'ren. of Fort Point street
Nomfiik Was held vesterda’v after-
noan at. 3 o clock, from the late home.
Rex C. A. Stenholm. of Stamford. of—
ficiating'.
cemetery.
3 Funeral of 3Mr. Henry.
The funeral of the late
Henry» was held 3esterday afteinoo:
of 1'.) 3"]
street. 1.. J-
Re V.
cemetery.
W
JEC‘T
national joint . commission
on the Great
waterwz 3's. project.
report will i=1: done
sions expected to coniiniic
d ass.
The.
Ernest Reynolds. of
The funeral of the late Frederick
East
Interment was in Rix emlde
Samuel
at 2 ocloek. hunt the funeral parlors
Rovmond 33' est “lashington
Schoep pier of the
South \orfialk Baptist church offici-
atlng. ano intmmcnt was in El vpgside
1‘1 .I‘URTK ON \V'ATER‘VAYS PRO-
VVASHINGTO. '. Dec. :.--The infer—
coxfi-ened
bar-re teclay to complete final reports
Lakes—3t. Lawrence
Drafting of the
in executive ses-
several
Selected issues Wine-11%
forwaid l3}; bull pools at 3
of today” s“ Siobkdfiariet. gm
ers Common an W _.
melon; Beet. Sugar Profits-23L
scan Cor and‘Lima Locomotifi . ,
Zfo 2% points. The recent 3%
movement. in motors Z Z , Z
soecialties made further prom
Among the more substfihtifil m
Canadian Pacific, Union Pacific Nottin-
em {heme and Delaware, 1mm,
no and “Z8819!!! strengthenod{ For»
eign exchanges were weak while lfie‘
British rate held all WWW
gain, French Italian and German 3119'-
tattoos were moderately lower. 3 ,
WALL STREET Noon—The mar-—
ket broadened considerably during {fie ,
forenoon on- a. very large Wlwt, if:
operations. Apart iron; wet-8.13, “161’
the better known steels. ifimfififif; 3
and shippings. the list made W
gains. Canadian Pacific was tire fia~
lure among railsZZ rising 3 1- 4 pools.
General Asphalt Common Zand fret ,,
fed was strongest of the 0113.3 5113 3
merchandising shares continual} to
featured by Chain Siox-e’issueo mo. , .3
log Kresge and Woolworth. TeXfithS’
11 ere well supported. as were also our
pore. chemicals and food specialfies-
Cd” money were freely supplied at.
4 ‘l- per cent. The bond market
showed further irregularity on “roofi3~
lug sales. , 33 Z
VI ALL STREET 1: 38 p. ins-Ir-
regular tendencies developed at minis
day on renewed selling of St. Pan!
Common. which fell 3% points on like
, preterm-ell 2 3— 4. Sears—Roebuck, Knob
gomery 333m Columbia Graphnphono:
Pfd and tobaccos also became beans.
Offseiting, features included the infi-
pendent steels and industrial Alcohol
at gains of 1 to 2 points.
BOMB EX PLOSHXV‘S IN LISBOX.
MADRID. D1212. 7.~chero.l bonito
explosions in Lisbon during the night
of Dec. 5 are reported in a. telegram
received today from Toy. on the For»
hig'uese frontier. A number of one”.
of dislribuloxs of seditious 163.2119th
were made. the memge says.
To THE P113110
From now until further notice NZ '
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning
have reduced prices on all m
Comets both washed and dry do“,
All orders called for and dmZ
PHONE m
Having
Plumbing Troubles Z?
Boxwood. “Prince's
Gold Fish Make on
Greatest Assortment of Wreaths for Decoration and
Cemetery
Pine, Dyed {Everla..tlngl and Natural, Ruscus (helm and
Red. Laurel and Holly Wreaths
Loose Holly. Lam-(l Roping. Mistletoe for Home and Store Decoration
SOUTH HDRWALK FEORIST AND SEED STORE
Enjoyoble Christmas Gift
The Textile Store-
Mo .awk White Sheeting. Extra
Heavy
213-4 yds. wide, special.. 655:: yd.
23:2 yds. wide .......... 75c yd.
Mercerized Damask Table Cloth
3 60 inches wide, special.. 75c yd.
Y a r d w i d e Handkerchief,
Linen 95¢: yd
136 Washington 815.8
.Norwalk'. " Z Z
HADDAM PASTOP‘S ANNIVERSARY
H awn. Bee. 7-—~A service at a
$25,333 121' (“hummer was held in
”r, .‘ll‘Sl‘ I" uh of Christ here lmliy
s30 mark the filtielh anniversary oi the
eginning or the ministry of r . -
1:».va E: erezi Edward 1.11.3533):
is- :he ele venth settled pastor of the,
3:.1risii. There were a number of
2ti(:is ol the (13?. several of’whom
3 .er . pan in 11112 program. These in-
1 lode-fl Rev F'Han :lin Countryman rep-
fgfcrijifi 2:lm.31€e13~11t Haddam church
3 . 1 one nor of the ' *
ithZZh Judge G. M. C211ringtofhz.F
.nstéd. Rm Dr Hazen of Middle-
GIRLS AND BOYS
1 to 8 Years Old
Leave Your Letters for Santa
Claus at Angevine ,3
Santa Will Call .forZ'Thcm.
Each one will be numbered When
received and put into a box and
when Santa calls on (‘hl‘iSlnlaS are
he will'dlalce the box up and the
out to read will receive. as a prize
from Angevine ‘
-AN AUTOMOBILE
703‘: :1, RP». Edwin \{or
3 3 . timer
Juan or New London and Rev. Chap-
car A. Mauro .
Haven, I 0f Gem“! Church New
STAMFORD CONCERN
STAMFORD Dec. m GERMANY
"lent was made by
Towne Eanofocturing
today that it was the
the Yale and
(human? here
intention of the
33m Operate a
Dr 03..
7.——Announce- Z Z
See It Displayed in Our Doorway.
AN GEVINE
FURNITURE CO.
Artistic Home Furnishings
Z 16 No. Kain 31., ,
Writer of the first term}: he {Bulls '
Z3 ‘Woterman’s Fountain Pens
tile hay in order to
w ro
écesto in that (3011113311) “weal
Peter F Angerbraum, who has beeni
.snperintendent. of design "and
in the plant here has been a
manager of the
German)? '
DpOinted
proposed-f branch in a
M
RAIL ROAD TRAVIS LEIR $AV‘E
" 31051113:
BFEW YORK. Dec
gand travelers on the NeZ
ftral Rani-9&6.
$12, 060 oil
‘ J.—=~Shippe:'s'
W York Cen-
«will stove. approximately;
Initiation of federal taxes under the
:1. officials of the line announced to--
day. '
Under the. new echedule. a traveler
from New York to San Francisco will
.Zsax'e $8 $0 from present rates.
W
CARD OF, THANK8
3 '1 1111.- was broken 011‘ hi? the
3 writing, the engine ontogm
{Wifi'atogh thafikez‘el
firoduet I ,
. Onerhalf down-xvi
'0 in 1-922 through the ell-5’“
llaw~wliich becomes effective .Ja’nuér; ZZ
WILLIAM F. HQYT
REEL SEES”
mono 2'5 saw. mom
mm 1?: ZZHOYT
inEAL ESTATE Z
4A M WOOSTER
Attorney art-Law
8 New Houses. allimnrovements.
one we mortgagég Z
Evmham Pencils
Roedcraft Hand Bags
Z Leather" Bill-folds-
Z finsic Rollo 3 3 3
ZBoudoir' Lamps ‘_ ,
Qafidlesticko
Y Maine's Perfumes
Sealing wax Z Z
3 Thermos Bottles
,7 Stanley Unbreakable
Ivory Toilet Sets
Manicure Sets
Book Ends
' Electric Ayplianoes
-' Crane 3' Writing ‘Popor
Call 2389 for
W. J. Ungvary .
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