mm. an a. 1m.
“m... .m
av... seating. c e
j
.'}hfimg.flkducns
‘1
WANTED. w,
M
\VANTKD
i s .3 pill-sinus for our tire
I » W llupartlnent on all
» . t.- “or-k after learning.
I i—‘-~‘;~?n_\ment Office.
'~
\.»2:\\'ALK TIRE C0.
x owl-nuns on Singer sew-l
Hive. Apply H. Jacobs and
1'1} S'lwt. South’ Norwalk.
.n l~Z\;wrio~n(‘ed hand cutters
~ and underwear. Apply
.lwl} .\' Co, inc.
Ell ill-smell. You can sell
:31» merchandising proposi—
. . l tnnmllssion basis, earning
, a, ... m-wkly. You will earn and
mm mmmission every day. If
\zlw‘Cluily ability and can
l!liu.l‘.2€.llt proposition in-
mnilnunicate now. This is
.«lmi‘rilli-‘y to make a per-
:tuf point: connection with
l vr'k organization. Manufac-
l'»:;~lllo.<~' Association, 1874
. . .\'~'.v York City.
'.'l
‘ WANTED
M) work in an offlCe and
guilt-rally useful. Apply
,_,.‘
.“‘l.‘
“is .1. cocoscnmor,
' .‘ti'dzl St. South Norwalk
.. . ,\ middle aged wanna £0
» l‘. hotly-work. Willing to
. ulnrry. Phone 168.
.- l .\ wardrobe trunk. Price
, ~- ”nimble. Address Box 802.
~ " :Lx ilk.
View class all around
mtll knowledge of tool
Nix E. H. Hotchkiss Co, 10
--r. Norwnlk.
\ "l
L‘.
‘l‘lls- [adios of Norwalk to
.‘ ‘ Hwy can order the mucl‘
-\‘ Bone" corset through
;« :lhsoluwly guaranteed to
u-rnry. Splendid line of
litmus, bells. etc. Appoinc
. _ lip mad» by mail. Mrs.
Huanulcls. 5 Rowan St.. East
' silrcossor to 1'). A. Kirby.
' i
.) l-pro-ricnced cook. Apply
Willi“) Raymond. Phone 1').
I...
I
‘~. ‘x‘i Elkr Fireman looking for work.
\'. -rkvd in the Norwalk Iron “forks
l.’. yours S. Sabato, 10:2 Ely Ave,
mt" Norwalk.
on ladics'
work and good
“'zlshinzton St.
’AN'I‘RD M Opurntors
unrlvl'vnwr Slowly
y. 'I't’l'l‘ls Bios, 137
"ANTED
1' lupin
t' ll}.
HHlle'kt’th’l‘ by business
Good home and lnodl-l‘atc
llonsck-wpvr. cure Sentinel.
“in." Girl to hclp \vizh house~
lm washing. Training un-
‘ 4 . Him» I). Jilllt'fi. Flux
l s; x: l South Norwulk. Phone 2133.
.237?) lrlnngzarinn lady would
. 3 ~~i-inn at a house to clean
.l‘ l." .150 to do washing at
' ‘ "r.“ Mrs. Mxlzor. “"" Flax
it-..
'17.
”i
..'ll
\u'ulmln or girl to assist
- » --: illlu” (-ltild and to do
twain-work. Apply Mrs.
, in; Newtown Ava. N01"
""‘lll V.
Z‘_,
ltlll‘v Family of three
A iivo or six room
Nurivzllks or vicinity. No
-ll.- (ounrry il’ house has
“'ill puy ro-asouable
lli'l‘i’SS‘dl‘)‘ will lease for
» , Reply P. 0, Box
l'._‘ South NOlwalk.
l v
at»-
vi,
..
illlS.
TO LET
‘l"ll;ll:.-‘~ill‘tl room in private
.v' . Jun»! served if desired.
{’lt'll.
-»
.-.v.r.._
one minute from
” 3“"\"l' Nlt‘t‘i)‘
‘ 1 “volt.
furnished front
"E Chestnut St.
n.
li‘iwi. lloor. .6 rooms. all
15" .asl Ave. Phone
"'l:i-. _
‘vf; IIHIV
.\ furnished room
I'ilnnl‘ 1603. Suitable for
'1.“."l.
l‘urm Fine farm. large
: :"Yll furnished, fruit. cows.
’nzl'illlllt‘l' or your. Nearby.
l‘. ll. 12, W'estport.
: pleasant furnished rooms
llnzisegkccping. Every con
zq nu Mcadow St.
i!
‘ml'lnwnt of three rooms.
‘ land tubs; also one or
' n «.V rooms for light house—
:1 (amp St.. Norwalk.
i
if)“ ”101318. improvements.
.\m.rr‘ss )tYZ. care Sentinel
’17“ 1' Large-
, “ .'l‘.'l “lent
"‘il‘wr
furnished front
to station and
. Inquire 21 Chestnut
i n clock. First floor.
l;l5.\"l‘~Neatly
w x! lment
No wig:
i it'
. furnished, 2
101‘ light house-
}. -7, 94 “Sitcorated. adults.
N 'afihington 8t.
Mi rooms. 3rd floor. rent
in}. P. D. Lawton. 12 Chest-
.n’IA-m.t05p.ln.
'I
7' I .’.'.", iuvrr‘m‘rtm DIES.-
>'.\‘\:ll.i.l‘2. Pm. May 53-3
. — .\ NHL, iron and steel manu-
i‘v Oil}.
' 1983.
near.
FOR SALE *0:
:3
FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.
FACT“Y. FULLY EQUIPEED
“1m FUR MACHIXEBY IN
RUNNING ORDER. CAN BE
USED EITHER. AS FUR FAC—
TORY OR A. HAT SHOP. OR
COMBINED. FACTORY HAS
SPRINKLER SYSTEM. LO-
Chm. m SOUTH NORM
ENQUIRE 01"
CHARLES KERR
DANBURY, CONN.
I.— m NOTICE. "fi
. an.
Ednirs. cream puts. 1011! dough»
nuts. crullers, lnyer, cnp mics.
cookies. buns and rolls. Gram
bread, cheese cake at
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP BAKERY
.FIREPLACES AND CHIMNEYS .
In the building of the new home or
be well to know that H. Fool-inn.
mason contractor. builds the kind that.
work. Sane of the finest fireplace and
chimney jobs done in the Norwnlks in
.thepastlevyw-shsvebundnneby
Fabrixio and hi‘siexperts. 14 Snow“.
Ave. Plume 2826.
FOR SALE
House—9 rooms all improve-
ments, large barn parking; cars,
in very desirable residential sec-
provements in city or on shore.
Prices on very reasonable. Call
or phone
O'BRIEN & BOW,
4 South um St. Telcplmne 977
South Normal, Conn.
CENTRAL GARAGE
Non Open for m '
Owrhsnllng and reaching on all
makes of cars. Motor work 3 specialty.
Storage. Philip M. Merriam, Prop.
ATTENTlON
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away for
halt the price while I am paying the
full pdcelfor junk._l also pay 1c 3
pound tor rugs. Phone ms. ‘7
mOMAS J. CRO’I'I'Y
69 Steven: St. Norwnlk. Conn.
Tel. 3714
1 'Lroom house with improve-
ments.
J. M. LAYTON & C0., INC.
Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Ave.
FOR SALE—Live Spring chickens
35¢ per lh., [owls 40c 1b.. roosters
25c. Broilers, \‘Vhite \Vyandottcs and
Pckin Duck eggs for hatching. \Veston
Produce. 32 Main street, Norwalk.
Phone 405.
I .,
FOR SALE~Chicken Coop. Call 11-4.
FOR SALE—Crystal Washing Ma-
chine {or $100 it sold before Satur-
day night. May 6. Good as new. war-
ranted in perfect condition. Phone
6712.
FOR SALE—~Uprigln Shonlnger piano
in good condition;
priced. 18 Cove Ave. Phone 773-2. .
.______~_._————————————-
FOR SALE—Fine lot. 40x110, Norman
avenue. Marvin Beach. Price $700.00.
Address Box 439, South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Marine engine. 2 cylin-
der. 8 horsepower. 18 Soundview
Terrace. Phone 2450.
FOR SALEwGeraniums, punsles and
Other flowers. Also tomato plants.
Fine plants at reasonable price. V.
Cillquc, Greenhouse, 29 Ely Ave.
FOR SALE—1917 Studebaker
cylinder. 7 passenger touring cur.
Good l'ublicr. good running order. Any
reasonable olfcr accepted. Phone
2"”
FOR SALE~Custom built “Silent-
Knight" special "90 mile" racer.
Run 4.000 miles. Full equipment.
Guaranteed perfect mechanically.
Best offer. classiest car manic.
Samuel I’olley, 29 Monroe strccl.
POR SALE—Sloop yacht. Length 24
ft. Beam 9 it. Sound sate sea. boat.
All rigging, lights. pillows, etc. 4 1-2
Bridgeport engine. Steel tank. Copper
piping. etc. Price $500.00. Dr. J. J.
Slier, 12 Harbor View Ava, Phone
FORSALE—G room house on Sound-
view Terrace, 2 family house on
Fairfield Ave” 2 family house on (‘or.
Madison and Spring St“ 2 houses on
one lot on Lexington Ave., 1 family
house. garage and lot on George St..
6 room house with extra building lot
on Lawrence St., Lot 50x150 on Cor.
St. John St. and East Ave. All these
houses have all improvements. For
full particulars call Jolln Venn, 123
\Vashlngton St., Phone 1292-4.
FOR SALE—Rhoda Island Red, mm
hogany strain. Madison Square Gar-
den winners. utility eggs. 3.00 for
15. $8.00 for 50, $15.00 per 10 . Breed-
ing stock. Circular. Phone 140. B.
Quackenbush. Damien.
FOR SALE—Ford open delivery. 1918.
lat class condition. Must sell. 100
Connecticut Ave. Rudolf Halasz.
FOR SALE-One milking. cow cheap:
also one building lot. B. F' Ander-
'son 10 Fourth St.‘ East Nor-walk.
- Tel. 1385-2.
FOB SALE—6100111 house, improve-
msnts, large' lot, two car garage,
poultry house, $5000. Quick posses-
sion. Several other bargains. D. S.
Hull, 94 Washington Street.
FOR SALE—musk baby grand
piano ‘worth $600. For sale or in
; exchange for second hand an or
'Victrols in part payment. Tel. 1 3:2.
FOR SALE—- Fine old residence on
Flax ”mung. mlendidr condition. A.
wonderful bargain at 89,000,
George mtchell. Telephone 186t
FOR SALE FARM
in town of Norwalk. House 10
rooms an. all improvements
Large born. 23 acres of good
land. ‘All kinds 0: fruit. Well 10— j
' rated. Price #11000.
Ask JOHN" T. ,HAYES ,
1—7 min 9L, Nor-nib
Real Em’ .— macs
“1:23! Polishing, Plating and
11 ng on Brass Beds. Automo-
FOR SALE bib renaming; and Arm: 0: ml
Located in the First district on ””51”“
trolley line or 5 minutes walk ‘ ‘ ’. ‘
from center of city. NAGY BROS.
' 71 Cedar Street.
i
reasonably I
'ian-Guitar.
sixgmcnts sold on easy payments.
, ,
Local Ind long distance trucking of
all kinds. Plano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City" Building stone.
Phone 318
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses, pillows, bolsters and
cushions at all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating. satin-
raction guaranteed. Drop us I. card or
telephone 317 (or representative to
call.
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk
LOUIS SAUNDERS
TAILOR
8 North Mainistreet. So. Nor-walk.
Conn. One flight up. Expert cleaning.
repairing and dyeing by modern
methods at very reasonable prices.
Special attention given to cleaning
and repairing ladies' armems. We
guarantee satisfaction and prompt at-
tention to all orders. Give us a. trial!
EXPERT AUTO
\Vill overhaul and
in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
M ECI [ANIC
repair your car
CRANES" MUSIC STUDIO
Commercial Building. Norwalk. 1 to
9 p. m.. Tuesdays. Wednesdays. Thur.-
dnys. Violin. Banjo-Mandolin, Hawai-
Ukulele taught. Instru~
WE SPEClALIZE [)1
Best quality leaders. gutters and
your order for your spring repairs.
tin work. Now is the time to leave
Don't put it off.
Remember W‘e Combine Quality
With Expert Service.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Plumbing—“Homing“—Tinning
Phone 4733
56 Water Strcel, South Norwalk
Agent fOr
] Famous international 0ne~Pipe Heater
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Estimates Cheerfully Given
S. MILLER,
10 Spring St. South Norwalk
ROOFING
Slate, Gravel, Asbestos, Shingles,
Asphalt, Shingles, Roof Painting
and Repairing
3.ply Heavy Slate Surfaced Roofing,
$2.60 per Roll. Red or Green '
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
23 Elizabeth Street Tel. 387
PLUMBING —TIN.\'I‘.\'G— HEATING
Country Water System. Ranges and
One—Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH S. KERY( JR..
Tel. 492
21 Taylor Ave. So. Norwalk
USED MACHINES
All makes. for sale or to. rent
, GTON .
roman: 'rrrswnms
_ A $60.00
The Benedut' News ca.
43 WI" BIN“
LOST—Gas tank corner Washington
St. and Spring St. Return to Morris
Express, O'Connor’s Garage.
LOST— Savings department
No. 15091-2. Finder please
to People's Trust Co.
l
book
return
Al'l’hl' SEBPHUR no . .
' . ' m1}? Imam!
Bullion Oust
’ W Orcr Eight.
For unsightly “infer-upwind. rush
or blotches on face, neck. arms or
body. you do not. have to wait tor re—
lief from torture or embarrassment.
ment- drown ncxt any}.
’ Because of its; gum
plan; preparation.
TRUE‘KING - ._..
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
'Mfifl
Shh, amt Itching and
icclares a noted skin medalist. Apply
a little Xentthnlphur and impress!» —
4mm,
prowl”. nothing: has mun Mani
.’ound:*io tnk’e tho place not churn}- :
> “The moment”.
«.3991? it healing begun: 0mm
,3!” have had Wyn-tin m _
.mlauimammm .
”Moraine on" 01M
are hereby notified and thg
speck) mouths of and din-lot
mmcm.mm»nw~
Eli-1833816“
(Standard Thus) for the following
Tomhenpwuien torhblic
14me
TO 8'“: snthon’t)’ (0 “IO M
CID ‘ 2“ m Met.
“‘32:“: Bands falling duo Alum 192.
1 .
To grunt annuity to the mm
Comm-Mm and Tuning District
mtmebndsfiortbpmeotu
tending the vote "in.
110“ CB 8. NASH
D. W]. m
IRVING c. JENNINGS
District We“
SOLVENT NOTlCE
District 0: Norwaik. ss. Probate
Court, April lmh. A. 1).. 1922.
'Estate of Catherine H. Canons-i.
lute of Walk. in said District
accused.
The Court of Probate for the Big-
trict 0t Nor-talk”, hpth limited and do
lowed six months from the dots hereof
for the creditors or said Balm to
toborrowmneyfortheretiringor
For Nor-elk nod vicinity: Pumice.
. and probably 10ml m tannin:
:fitnrday (air and slightly warmer.
.Conditions: Disturbances on control
run: morning over and!“ and New
Jersey. They are causing-clouds xnd
rainy weather In the lantern portion
at the lake region nnd New England.
The weather is generally pleasant in
the western and MI mm bio
marked change has occurred in tem—
mature.
vicinity unsettled showy miner
followed by clearing and slightly war-
mu.
mm m m ,
BRANDING CANDIDATFS.
mm my 5.—-Reportcd
branding of candidates during a. frat-
,crnity initiation at the Unlvcrsty at
Washington, recently. will be investi-
gated. it was announced today by
President Henryrsm
One condition. n sophomore. m
mid to have been burned so badly
by nppllcation of an acid to his face
that he would be absent tron? classes
3 week. '
_ AIME!) AT Kll “PX REAR.
SACRAMENTO. (’31.. May 5.~—-—An
Lordinancc making it unlawful for any
person to nppenr in public wearing a.
i“mask. cowl. cop. hood or other thing
concealing the identity or the wearer”
was passed here lastmht by the city
am new mans mum.
DOS ANGEL-m Mu? Sip—Eu- "an
second time—asthin is damn trlsl.
um: defense incur: that Arthur C.
Burch was insane it in murdered J.
Fulton
. Kennedv was to be presented
today in the Superior Court.
His counsel. after the prosrcution
bod mated its case. "(unnoticed no
plans for todnv included the prosciut-
non of the insanity doctrine. tngctncr
with attempts to lumen cousin wit.
nosses for this state.
Conditions favor for this‘
rill innit ‘
This business in growing bccsuxo
quality goods m for at» here awry
trading day at comntivc prices——
only the bed 01 Wis are used in
making the various bakery products.
Every dny sweet rolls are ready at 't
a. to. while the 08:" rolls of various
kinds are ready at the store at 8 p. m.
You‘ll like the rolls made at the Sam.
\
tnnr Bakery. 85 South Main street.
John B. Sundae: Prop—Adv.
. 1,, a—
ic
cruise:
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk. so.
Court, April :5. A. D. 1923.
Estate of Joseph DiScsn. late 0! Non
walls in said District. damned.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict 0! Norwalk. hath limited and-
nlowed six months {from ffhc dale
Probate
. -4»-.... fl...-
Bsronetto satin in Block.
exhibit their claims for settlement. munch.
Those who neglect to present their The ordinance wss said to have Typsurriting
accounts. properly nttested. within been aimed at the Ku K‘lu Klan.”
said time, will be dcbnrrod n recoury. ._ -_ “twill
All persons indebted to said Estate Addressing
are requested to make Mediate psy- Tb T manuscripts
meat to .
LOUIS J. CANEVARL i e eXfiIe Store Riffs;
Administrator 3
or
KEOGH AND CANDEE. t 56 Inch All Wool Tweed: M- H- CONN
Attorneys i a North rain at
31-75 3'1
Whitonndcolmslflfiyd.
Dorlon House
——-——
136 VIEW 1: sum,
South Not-walk
hereot for tho crditors of said Estate
Shore Dinners
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to presr-nt their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time. will be debarrcd a. room--
ery. All persons indebted to said Es
tate are requested to make immed-
iate payment to
JOHN J. 13181333}
Local and Long D’nstsnoc
T. OLSEN AnKindsofSearood
Steaks. Chops sud Chicken
mm "A L9. Carte
Phone 335-2
‘ Administrator.
Deaths and Funerals
James harms
Jumos Barnes. :1 member of Cont
pony ll, Fifth Connecticut Regiment.
and a_lncmbcr of Douglas iv‘owler
l‘osl. G. A. it” dird at his home, 17
Cottage street yesterday. aged 78
years. its is survived by a nephew
and u. niece living in New Haven. The
film-ml will be held at 3:30 o’clock
Sdlurduy afternoon. l‘rollrthc funeral
l-urlors of l). \V. lilylllond. \anhiug-
ton Sll‘t’t‘i. and inu-rmcnt “ill be in
llivcrsidc cemetery.
Rel; Frank S. Child.
Rev. Frank Samuel Child. D.Litt..g
D.. for 32 yours mlnistvr or the“
First Church of Christ Congress»;
tionul. in Fairficld, and minister
emeritus since 1920. dicd inst night
at 10 o‘clock at the Bridgeport hos—
pital. in his 69th your.
Dr. Child had spent the winter at .
El Pam. Tex, and San Diego. (331..
and returned to l-‘uirticld three weeks
ago. Last week be contracted an in-
fection. and on Friday his condition
became so serious lie was taken to
the Bridgeport hospital. Special
prayers were altered on his behalf in
Bridgeport and in Fairfield churches
on Sunday.
One of the foremost residents or
Fail-field. Dr. Child was widcly and’
intimately known hPyond the corn
fines of his parish. He was rounder
and president at the Fail-field Eisner-
{cal society; rounder and president of
the Fall-field Fresh Air home. pres-
ident o: the Fail-lieu! chapter of the
American Red Cross. president at the
board of directors or the Gould home-
stead. and chairman of the Book
committee 0! the Fairlie-id Memorial!
library. in the inception at which he‘:
had taken perhaps the foremost par-tn
A
March 20. 1854. was educated at
Hamilton college and Union Theo-1
logical seminary. and ordained to the-
Christlan ministry in,1879. i
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TRYING TO CAPTURE ESCAPI‘JD‘
APE.
SAN FANCISCO. May 5.-—-Mother
Love’ is pitted against Jungle Freedom
in the chase to capture or kill Sally, a.
female ape which has been frightening
residents near Sutro Park since its es-
cape tram a sideshow at Ocean Beach.
The apé left her nine
baby when she picked the lock or her
cage and swungvlnto the‘trees of Sutro
Park. The little ape has been tied to
a stake near the thicket where the
mower is thought to be hiding uncc.
pork yesterday. Near the little ape
has been set '3
cm an ape delicacy. Officers have
been instructed to shoot to kill it that
a
gem
m: of the» ‘fmfiowfiif
’mm, (film or be Mord" nigh
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Dr. Child was bonn in Exeter. N. Y. 1‘
months old ‘
Policemen with shotgunscombed the, ;
trap buitsdfiriflh. rant» ‘,_'
sight Salinas she is pronounced dun- '
was“? ms Chum» am.“
The folio a; unaided the out»
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UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD
EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION
Stock Includes: Win c h e s, boilers,
triple expansion e n g i n e s, condensers,
pumps, stcam‘separators, metal and wood
working machinery, hand and small tools,
induced draft apparatus, four locomotive
cranes, automobiles and trucks, steam
fighter, .windlasses, masts. booms, steer-
ing engines, towing engines, anchor
chain, l i f e b o a t s, barometers, ther-
mometers, oilice furniture and equipment,
paints, oil, buildings, complete power plant
with two "locomotive-type boilers, fire
pump, fire fighting equipment. pipe Ines;
electric wire, wood and steel blocks, hose
reels, hand steering engines, evaporators,
yard freight cars, round trecnaik, lumber
lorries, portliglvts, paintings and art ob-
. ~J'écts from Steamship “Vaterland.”
’ “List Subject to Change”
VVIRKNN’IKNEVF
South NmamConnecticut
Conmn ‘ ang' -Monday my lSthathnm.
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m P. 3021‘.
This week I an: uttering HM“?
prices within one’s moon:
1 Hanan. S Rooms. “556. Cash 830.6 7
1 Hon-s. 6 noon-I. 8:000. cash tit»
Bonus. 6 Rooms. 88309 $33 use
Home. t Rooms, mos Gosh. m
Rome 6 Room room can. can,
Rooms "000 ms. um
Rooms «at M “0!.
Rooms. “590 Cash... 885..
l NOV lbw-o. 3 Ron-n: 4 up “It:
down. Electric Lights. Phat-nae... “I
Pump in house. Lot 130 X133. at.
35000. Cnsh 82000.
cal, m to W stun
'mlanhonc {:5
WILLIAM F. KOYT
SPECIAL
Sanitary“! Pints
Pure gum rubber, reinforced
taped scams. elastic waist and
knees. An exceptional bargnin
It
39c
Regular 500 Quality,
H. ATN—IISAD
PRESCRIPTION NARUAOI'OT
8 N. Main St. South Now-E
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Prion: 959
o. d. PALMER
Auctioneer
one-Lilla!“
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Special for One Wuk
FISK RED TOP ...... 8”
lie 6. Norwalk Cod
“tn
”x354
wily/a Bowl:
3013
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Tube ,
The Nor-walk Post Road Tire On.
62 WALL ST.
All These Tires Arc Firsts
Union
Norwnlk Fabric
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING C0.
87 Codnr St. South Norwnlk, M
Phone 969
“'9 clean and rcnew colors In
Curve-ts and Rugs. Hand prowss I,
Exllcrts.
Goods Csllcd {or and Delivered.
W
F. H. BAXTER
DEV“!!!
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