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WANTED
7 . otfice desk. table
v .;_ So. Norwalk.
.tll'lllill assistant.
retessary. Dr, 510‘
union Sin
upt‘l‘flllll'S Oil Sing<
Ill.ll". and hand. sew-
.lml good wages. Ap-
i.‘ St) Main St.
'vlluurllpl‘lé’l'. Please
.lllll\\'l'lllllE. stating
:ind fellers, steady
guaranteed. Apply
ll ('ht'b'lllllt SL, So.
.y‘ . mule Shoes-Staple
. u York stock trade.
excellent wages.
l. _ Long Island City.
.\« . or Female—Agent
, w. m-ws stand at South
., ....l station, between
.lllll 35, cash security
~_\ The Union News
" Walt-1‘ street. New
will-etl‘nh general house-
W1} t‘\'(‘l]ll'lgs. Telephone
Ill htl‘eiol. NOX‘W'ulk.
.1 .\ girl for general house~
, \\ ntrthal‘d AVG. Tel. 2505.
u .1 good incOIue right.
'1 home. making aprons.
iillllgr'v sample and iull
if I \\’_ [iavencr, Box 89.
TO LET "*
ltitilllS.
2"97
some improve-
‘llii
moms. 10 Cross street,
.t..l|\. inquire J. A. Kud-
\: ml .‘llt‘l'l' or TM. 1446.
mom... all improvements.
nwnr ll. ll. station. lnq.
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l‘ll‘.lll) llli'illi'll. lii‘t' lur't‘
t. ill improvements. (“an law
Nil Ut‘ltllll‘l' Isl. Rental #75
lulnishi‘tl, including: heat
~tl'\llft.‘. Phone 1900, The
\uwucy. Sit Main St, South
l‘llrnisllt ll
or
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mo g‘i-litlt-lm-n.
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tit lilnlll)'. Suitable for gentle-
! :ippri cintiug home prh lit-gas.
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.all improvements,
til South Main St...
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it, Wilton Ave. Nor-
A . lsc. t; rooms and bath.
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w’wlitlru Bidet, Norwztlk.
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buy, $4.00. around
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Wit-z
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Store, South Norm
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y; u Cents a word; minimum chug. 500 P0! time, 3 times, $1.00. Gaps Double Price.
FOR SALE
FOR. SALE—Parlor stove parlor tabl '
parlor set of 5 pieces, 1 bed lined
mattress. 1 mandolin, 2 men's coats
gigtgtt'es, 1 Victrola. lnq. 28 Spring
e .
FOR SALE--Refreshment
Boston Post Road.
tion. Reasonable. .
Cross. Phone 1292-3.
Stand on
Excellent loca-
Inquire Red
FOR SALE—(Double house;.Must sell
this week at a sacrifice A double
house, 4 rooms down, 3 up 3 in the
attic; all improvements. Price $5,300;
cash $2.300. Call 435, 79 W'ashington
SL. So. Norwaik.
FOR, SALE—~Brand new bathroom.
$50. Syphon closet. china. low-down
tank, enamel bathtub and lavatory.
with all nickel—plated fittings; special
big bargain, white cellulod water-
closet seats, $5. Seidenberg 0b., 545
fiftiyave" between 36th and 37th Sis.
BUSINESS NOTICE
voun AuromoniLE '
Has detorioatod, meaning diner-eat
parts and-units are worn and in bad
condition. a. condition which should not
be neglected, for safety and economic
reasons. First-class” overhauling by
apart mechanicdonpafill mica) cars. All
r guarantee . one 4 ,
15 Marshall St., So NorwalkL Garage
. fl
If you are interested in saving mon-
ey. look up the most scientific Inter-
national One-pipe Heater. Phone or
call and I will send our hcatin man
to. give you installation cost. not
1 rget. We do plumbing, tinning and
s eel: metal work.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
66 Water St, 80. Norwalk
Phone 473-3.
.JOSEPH s. KERY, JR.
Plumbing, Tinning and Heating
(Lountry Water System
Ranges and One-Pipe Heaters
Telephone 492
21 Taylor Avenue. 8o. Norwalk, Conn.
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FOR SALE—Cord wood, in all is he
an plied promgtly. P11011923. _ o-
woo Farm. As for superintendent.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
1 {gm offering this week, 1 house for
$1.800 cash $500 down.
3 houses for $3,600 cash $1,200.
Also 1 new 2-family house, 10 rooms,
$5.300.
Q.
Call and let me show you some of
the bargains We have. Phone 435.
call 79 Washington street.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE, TEL. 435
or
, CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for
BOYS AND GIRLS
“as“.
CHILDREN’S STORE
37 West Washington St. 8. Norwalk.
Henry Beaupain
TRIMMING
Trees. Grape Vines, Shrubbery
4 Woodbury Ave., Norwalk
RAYMOND TERRACE
Exceptional opportunity to secure a
new modern six-room. semi-bunga-
low. ready for immediate ocuupancy.
Hardwood floors and trim.- electric
lights. gas. cement sidewalks. shade
trees. Owner leaving town will sacri-
fice for $5.750. Terms arranged to
suit. Tel. 2822. .g‘i
—~Busitiess Opportunities
\VANTED—vMan with car. capital and
ability to. sell unto—date line of
goods. (‘till after 7 p. 11]. l“. L. Bald-
win, Norwalk Hotel.
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE
One of the mogt desirable retail
business blocks in South Norwalk. An-l
nual rental receipts amount to about
14 per cent of the price the property
can be bought. while the rental
charges are mllch below nearby prop-
erty: Unit of the stores can be made
ready for occupancy. ii‘ the purchaser
may desire, within a short time.
P. O. Box. 645 South Norwalk
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
.Distl‘ict of Norwalk, ss.. Probate
Court, January 31 A. D., 1922.
Estate 01 Peter l3 Udell. late of Nor-
walk. in said district, deceased.
Ordered, That the Administrator
exhibit his administration account. to
”US court for adjustment, at: the Pro-
bate office in Norwalk, on the 6th day
of February, 1922. at 11 o'clock. fore-
noon; and that all persons interested
in said estate may be notified thereof,
the administrator will cause this order
to be published in a newspaper having
a Circulation [1 said distrct. at least
five days he ore said 6th day, of Feb-
ruary, 1922.
HENRY ‘W. GREGORY.
Judge.
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk. 53.
Court. Januar 25, A. D., 1922.
Estate of E lza G. Plait late of Nor-
walk in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
Probate
?” of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
' Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts. properly attested, within said
time. will be debarred a recovery. _
persons indebted to said Estateare
requested to make immediate pay-
ment to
CAROLINE ~M. PLATT_
. " Executrix.
Weather Forecast'
For Norwalk and vicinity; Rain and
warmer tonight and Thursday in-
creasing southerly Winds becoming
strong. The western disturbance know
forms a. well-defined area central over
Iowa. Cloudy and rainy weather pre-
vails from the Rocky Mountains east-
ward to the Lake region andosouth-
ward to the Gulf coast. Pleasant:
weather continues in the eastern dis-
. tricts. The temperature inrrisinzgilowfi
Iy east of thelnigigfo-ifipplriver. _
wTTi. Li! ‘Ns‘
Phone. 2041 ’ lam Pine.
MASONRY—CARPENTRY
BRIG STONE. BTW GOTTA.
co our ‘
Walla. Retaining W Ind All
Its Branched
W _ , , . l 7—,. ‘ o
Bron 1 coal «mine
“egg: a! all kids. 53 ‘ to
New York. Address 71 Cellurtzgoet.
Phone 818.
. r—E-S—es W
GABRIGAN b ELM. local and ion:
Dulce new a on. Phenom. new
phone 808.
FROM THE FAcTonv To ‘ '—
llluttreuoo-"pfilflouabol tan d
. DWI. a u
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
myatla‘nt plan. Also renovating. outlo-
mruntoed. Dro us a card or
wephono 817 for repugnant-tho to
NORWALK MATTRESS GO.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Nor-walk.
FOR SALE
House. 8 rooms with all improve-
ments. well located, off \Vest avenue.
Price $5,500.
House, 6 rooms—with all improve-
ments. well located in East Norwalk.
Price 35,500.
For particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No 7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate insurance
Deaths and Funerals
Nicholas Drenchon
Nicholas Drenchon, aged 34. died at
his home, 61% Ely avenue, yesterday.
after a three days illness with pneu-
monia. He is survived by a widow and
three children. The funeral will be
held tomorrow, and interment will be
in Riverside cemetery.
’—
Mrs. Julia Nagy
l Mrs. Julia Nagy, aged 31.1 years, died
int her home. 87 Lexington avenue.
lyesterday. She is survived: by a bus-
‘band. The fuderal will be held tomor-
,row afternoon at 2 o‘clock from the
[Hungarian Reformed church, and in-
|terment will be in Riverside cemetery.
t Funeral of Mrs X‘V‘l'l‘is
, 'l‘ht- luncl‘al of Mrs. lilimlu-th Nix.
limit l’crris was ll('lll :it 3.30 o'clock
.lliis ut'lernon from 1111- letlc home in
110 Grand siren-i. lit-v. Gtorgtt 'l‘otup-
‘lilllS, pastor of the North-ilk M. E.
l('lllerll officiated and burial was in
l Riverside cemetery. Scryiccs were lll~
'so conducted by Our Sistt-i's' licbckuh
ilmdge of which the- dcccuscd was at
.membt-r. A delegation from this or-
,ganizutlon as well as from l.lltl_\’ Min
'l.nchlun Lodge. .\'0. b2. llnnghtcrs of
lScotin. attended the funeral scrviccs.
l'l‘here were many floral tributcs.
Film-rill of DB‘s. Ba-tl’man.
t The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Halt-—
man was held at 12 o'clock today
ii'rom the home 01‘ hr son David
H'Varner. 90 “21]! street. Rev. J. lien-
ton Werner officiated and burial was
lin Riverside cemetery.
i
. Ftulcral of Mi.“ \l'ickCS.
l The funeral of Miss Charlotte.
lVVickes will be held. from the late
home in 34 Orchard street. at 2:30
o‘clock tomorrow afternoon. ltev. L.
.l. Schoeppler will ofllciatc and burial
will be in the family plot in the Nor-
walk cemetery.
I
Funeral of Mrs. Zipperer
The funeral of Mrs. Theresa Zipper-
er will be held at 2:30 o'clock, tomor—
row afternoon, from the funeral chap-
el of August Becker, 1888 Stratford
avenue, and interment will be in the
family plot at Lakeview cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Smith
The funeral of Mrs. Julia Smith will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock from the late home in Wilton.
Rev. Bunker will oificiate. and inter:
ment will be in Joe‘s Hill cemetery.
TREATY, FOR THE»
LIMITATION OF
, NAVAL ARMAMENTS
Continued from First Page,
the Shantung‘ dispute. The‘ naval
treaty‘ was not read. but Secretary
Hughes outlined its termsand declar-
ed that so far as capital ships are
concerned “the integrity of thecplan.
proposed on behalf 0% the American
Government; has been'maintalneg."
Formal lament of‘the five powers to
the‘naval limitation, treaty wafi given
, . REFEREEREBUKES
BANKRUPT WHO
SPENT CHEER $70,000
Continued from» First Page.
position to repay them." Horvath an—
swered.
"I don't think you should have’ tak-
en a. chance." Judge Keogh answered.
Referee licogh's remarks to Hor-
vath were made at the conclusion of a.
lengthy recital of the bankrupt, after
'his attorney, Sol Badesch had told him
to explain just how he had got the
money, what he had done with it, and
what had made him a bankrupt.
Explains Loans.
"One instance is the loan of Miss
Gerber three or four years ago-loaned
me. say $1,000. I had to pay her $200
every two months. She denied that.
Gradually the $1.000 worked to $4.500.
which was the largest amount of the
loan at any time. She was getting
from $100 to $200 a month bonuses.
Last year I reduced that loan $2,500,
but 1 was still paying $100 every tw0
months in bonuses. I paid her at least
lug. January.
.Sfilllii SliNlEillNiii
A Column Appearing on the
First of
Recording
of the Girl
walk
CLOVER LEA
Margaret R. Jennings. Captain.
Troop 1 has been unfortunate dur-
The first regular meet-
ing for the month was prevented by
the Christmas holidays.
two meetings at which we transacted
routine business and made plans i‘or‘was perfect.
various activities in the future.
Every Month
the Activities
Scouts of Nor-
? TROOP N0. 1.
Then We. had
Our
$1.600 last year for bonuses alone.
"You have another claim there of
Mr. Apoyz of $1.050. on one note and
$215 on another note. I can show here
that I paid him $250 last year in bon-
Now this has been gomg on for
Last year I paid
out between $4,000 and $5,000 in bon-
On a total amount of claims
which is $470,000 there is $6,000 added
uses.
two or three years.
uses.
on as bonuses.
“Now last year I paid out $22,000
back perhaps
on old notes running
three or {our years.
“It 00st. me $5,000 or $6,000 for my
The
houshold expenses and my car.
car cost me around $2,500.
“My wife has been sick all year and
she cost me corliidorable.
"If I didn‘t have. to borrow these
moneyswith that large interest.
don't believe that I would have been
in this position.
Hardly Had Square Meal.
“Everybody. around thought that_
had a drug store and other lines and
Their
never knew that I hardly had a. square
I be-
ihat 1 was making big money.
meal out of the $70,000 I owe.
licvc that that is about. as far as
can go."
At this point in the proceeding. Re-
court
room of West l-Jnd spectators. credi-
tors and lawyers into an uproar when
he said: “if your household expenses
were $6.000 at year at lcast you ought
fcrt'c Keogh throw the entire
to have. u squurc men] out of that."
The hearing began at 11:30 o'clock
during
the
He was examin-
ed by Attorney Charles Brody. Charles
Shapiro and John J. Corr. following
until after
liorvnth
one.
occupied
and lasted
which time
stand continuously.
which his own counsel asked him
few questions.
In the bankruptcy
schcdulc tilcd.
next meeting was called off when thel
High School. where we meet, was
closed on account of the smallpox.
A bike, was planned for Saturday.
the 2151. but when the day opened.
‘with rain that froze as it fell. making
the walking actually dangerous. the
hike too had to he called off. \Vci
don't mind ordinary bad weather. but
that was too much.
Meetings are to be held regularly“
now, and if we are able to carry out
our plans. Troop 1 will soon be heard
from.
Scout Helen Prendergast. Scribe.
o
VIOLET TBOOP, N0.
Troop 2 has this month started to
work on the Health Record. We real-
ize. that we are a. little late in starting.
but we. wanted to wait until We had
our patrols full so that we could all
work on it at the same time.
During the past month we just had
one hike but we packed all the fun 'we
possibly could into that hike. As it
was a. good day for skating. weal!
took our skates. and some of us deni-
onstruted how easy it is to cut “stars"
in the ice.
(in Monday evening. January 16.
our Captain invited all the girls of the
troop to visit the Teachers’ Gym Class.
of which she is a. member, so that we
might see how others did the setting-
up exercises. After spending three-
quarters of an hour with them at the,
High School. Captain Prendergast;
took us up to the Armory to see thel
military drilling and setting—up exer—
cises of Battery C. 192nd Artillery. We
realize now as we never did before
how much we have. to learn, but. our
captain tpld us we could ‘do it if we
tried hard enough.
Scout Catherine Riordan, Scribe.
I
I
I
a.
Horvath claims that about $31.000. -——y. .
worth of loans made to him are at an HOLLY TROOP, 1‘0-_ 3-
nsurious rule of interest and is at- Lottie IL mem._0aptmu.
tempting to repudiate them. "He was Marion Moron, Incut.
called upon to explain ‘the different Holly Troop N0. 3 has had only one
circumstances under which the loans regular troon meeting this month as
were made. .
llorvnth has offered :1 10 per cent’.
\Vhen
lrndy began his
Horvatli.
how do you expect to misc this money
composition to his creditors.
Altolncy (‘hurles S.
c.\:nuinution he said: "Mr.
for this composition?"
“I haven't any idea." liorvath an-
swcrt-tl.
Rhirl‘cc Keogh again caused much
"You
don‘t think this man is going“ to have
any tumble. in going out and getting
laughter when he broke in:
money do you?" .
liorvafii said out of this 310.000 he
thought he could pay 10 per cent. 10
his ('l‘t‘illlt‘l‘s. which Would amount to
From}:
to do with the oihcr $3.0tbtl?" Attor—
a
about $5.000. "\thi are you
”0} lirwly ZlSk(’(l.
"Pay my attorney."
swcv‘til.
llol‘uitli’ an—
bpliiluys and drills fcll on Monday the
day the. troop should meet. At thatg
one mu ling the time was devoted to
re.i(-\v drilling and‘ nature work. Inf-u
rercnt scouts led the drill and the;
honors must be given to Scout. C‘hiticm‘l
who put the troop through its mane,
oevres without a mistake. Patrol Na;
1 has changed its leader and Corporal. :
Scout Hanford taking the place of Pa~l
trol lA‘uJ‘lll'l‘ Van llurcn and Scout
l-les llL'COilllilg‘ Corporal in place of
Corporal Curtis.
The troop c\pt-cis to meet regularly
on Mondays at Grace Parish Hall,‘ in
the future.
Scout Marunrci lime. Scribe.
.\l()l':\'TAl‘.\' L.\I'REL TROOP. N0. 8. ’
Mrs. John Cnvanagh. Captain.
Kathleen Andrews. Lieutenant. .
'l‘lic troop is working hard on its;
'l‘cndcrfoni prcparaiion for tests. Two'
at a plenary session '0; the Washin .,
ton waterline today. .
\V'hrn the general lntiglttcr haul sub-
sided. the witness said that he would
lune to use somc of it in tiv up his
slort‘, unil that he owrs about 31.000
on ltlmtgniges and intvrcst due on the!
house :Ind farm;
"Hid you («port to make :my pay-
:nvnis on tilt-so so—cullt-tl usurious
lonns'f"
“N0. sil."
Today in Wall Street
WALL STREET, 10:30 a. m.-—
Stocks recently responsive to concen-
trated buying were again bid up ma-
terially at the opening of today‘s
market, to create bullish sentiment.
The well-known issues varied (mm at
trifle from yesterday‘s closing and a,
few leaders such as Crucible Steel,
Bethlehem Steel. Studebaker and
New York Cewal were off slightly.
Kresge advanced 3 points, Gulf States
Steel 2%, Man hattan Elevated 2.
Lorillard Tobacco 1 1-4. National Lead
and Texas and Pacific 1 point and
Union Pacific. Mexican Petroleum,
Central Leather. American ice and
American Can 1-2 to 3-4.
WALL STREET, Noon—Former
favorites were almost entirely ignored
in the further advance of specialties
during the morning. American ice,
Gulf States Steel». Butterlck Kresge,
Remigton Typewriter and Electric
Storage Battery were the outstanding
features.at gains of 2 to 31/} points.
Davison Chemical. Texas Gulf Sulphur
and Industrial Alcohol averaged 1
point gains. Union Pacific was reac-L
tionary. Mail order End Chain Store l".
shares were heavy. Sears Roebuck r
losing 2 points. Selling of Studebaker,
and Chandler was assodated with furr'
thor cuts in automobilefprices. Call .
money Opened at 6 per cent. . , '
l”
'WALL STREET; 1:30 p. ins—Marie.“
ing up of the call money rate to.6 per
cent, caused some sellingcf; the. usual.
leaders in the afternoon. Gulc'States.
Steel reacted. 4 points andf'iercetfir'fi.
row Pfd. dropped 214. {Selected
shares, however, moved steadily-trope
ward. the leathers. Goons-Cola. an
.Geuml Asphalt rising" . 1 on 3 Wf '
up on
hikes have been planned but the first,.
was given
rain and the second because of the
account of a hard
smallpox scare. the doctor thinking it
advisable that the meetings be dis-
continued until ~ciomzlay, February 6th.
Mr. Jean.Dttniortier. at our last
meeting on January 91h. gave us the
first principals of military drill and.
discipline.
Miss Kate Benton has joined our'
Troop and is to be our second lieuten~
ant. She is a lively out—door girl and
the troop hopes to have many out-of-
door swims and bikes as soon as the
wheather permits. Two new girls join-
ed the troop, Marion Magner. of
Cedar street. South Norwalk and
Helen‘ McCarthy of North Main street,
South Norwalk.
Scout Stanish.
Scout Heidel.
Scribes.
l’l'Rl’LI-I PANSY TROOI’, NO. 11.
Mrs. DIiddlebmok, Captain.
Troop No. 11 has enjoyed two skat-
ing parties during the month of Jan-
uary. The first outing was on a warm
cloudy day so that the ice was not so
good. but on the second trip. the ice
Games of “tag" were
enjoyed by the better skaters While
those who couldn‘t skate well prac-
tised for the future.
Scout Caroline Starring. Scribe.
The Scout Captains Association held
its regular meeting on W’ednesday
evening. January 4111. at the Girl‘s
and \Voman‘s Club. Routine Business
was transacted.
Owing to the smallpox scale it was
considered advisable to discontinue
temporarily the drills at the Armory.
on Monday afternoons.
_,________.__-——
PRINCE YA/MAGATA DEAD
LONDON, Feb. 1.—Field Marshal
Prince Yamagatm one of the few re-
maining of Japan's Genro. or elder
statesmen, died at his home at Oda-
wara today. says an Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch from Tokio. He was in
his 34m year.
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fumed and dries quickly, will leave
the skin soft and smooth. It is not.
sticky or greasy. Get, a bottle to-
day.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRlPTION PHARMAciST
3 N. Main St. S. Nor-walk, Conn.
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When He’s Awful Hungry ' t ;
Nothing Tastes so Good as 3 Slice of
A A South Norwalk Mother Says: “My children
inever‘até'so much bread
' began buying W, hlte' Bose Bread. We all like. it
I I? and I believe it’sthech
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as they have since I:
roost can buy.”
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Friends at the Old
Price 5
The Old Well 5c Cigar and i
the Perfecto Bouquet ‘
- at 10c. .-
No profiteertng on Old Well '7
cigars. Thoymthebest cigars 2
made at that price. -
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Aétto Wreck-
’ o.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second-hand pans and tires to
fit any male of our
Save the Srface and
you save all .
Paint and Varnish Protects
Your Property
A new line of interior decorum
finishes in stock. Ask for bookish.
A. D. MORGAN
~ l 84 Washington Street, S. Norah
f',;r,'py 55 (”4,1 .515 }z75h’ri".§’5”|"
120 Washington Street.
Tel. Norwalk 736
Branch Eon Ton, New York
‘ Rosenfield‘j
. Better take a Good. , “-
Bracing Tonic
Just Now
Thicken your blood,}
“sharpen your 391185th
. protect yourself against“. '
Winter colds —- nothing; I
like SANTONIC. "
, Clifford
Pharmacy. ,
60 South Main Str
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- Bras.
Norwalk Chronicler