‘.‘ \N‘l'fin
. 0
pinriimrs on Singél2
’ , . Also gil‘LS 16 01'
" \nn‘l
will «‘2 SUNS,
it.) Street.
N“ ..
.
M
1\ . .-.:l Ii) l-‘URNlrURE ‘
'; uh prices paid for old-
- .l' mahogany. cherry,
“““I‘ .V .'i also old (3110138.:ng .
:il‘lil that is over 100
x lll-tllNS'l‘ElN.
-_,.___,_..___
.. i'.\ll‘;l sales girls..fo
i. S.llt'.J1l('0by.S. ,
H
l. :t-lil at two family
._- i: ll. E..' care of
l \iivi ll lll‘t'll Stenographer.
‘w‘ilt'l' stalling age. ex-
ig. min“ and salary. ,dea
"‘4 'lugldllllt‘l'. ('iil't‘ Sentinel.
KT .1 ,-~.ha~iiiziii who is thpn
."v‘lit‘lif'l‘il in selling [)0-
' l lilziiikvls, “'ritc details
_ ..;e and salary wanted.
.. ‘ willy-5 ('o._ New Haven}
”Jul
_____.____—-
. \liiihwr‘s holpol'. White
ulrl. 16 to 20 years or
. l '~‘-'Iillliii No heavy work.
, .lll “um-s to responsible
' m Mother‘s Helper, care
5' WANTED -‘
r:
FOR SALE .
House—4 room! all implore.“ "
meats, large barn parking 4 cars,
in fiery desirable residen
Jinn. flPricg w}:
desire i
' Movements
. , WE‘VE!
lty or’ on' shores Wain 8t. ...
Prices are very reasonable. Cull
”l
O’BRIEN & BOY}.
Hoosn PAINTER. rAPERHAM
AND SIGN PAINTER
Rm
POTH a DETRIK.
10 Lexington Ave.
is
South News
38.63;" - f
. ,. ; \zPhonefi?
Expert. mechanics. Repairing. dog:
on all makes of cars. Reuse
prices. .Ssfisfaciivnxrmnfl
ifselfih‘vflalnafit- ‘.Tele?hone 972 ;
South Nernlk. Conn. ‘
FOR SALE
Located in the First district on
trolley lineuor 5 vigninntes walk
from' center of city. 5
1 7-room house with
.mil AVE. Phone 998H+
Assetsgmm WWW
_ 152 East Ave..,13 room, 2 fan;
brick Jinn”. :beafi .snrthipss
to the public in 9.1
' p , s. (Storage. . ell
gfigfivap anew i), .
$12,000. Immediate possession. Rents
$100 monthly..d'ain.h,ezmede to yield
$1,460 yearly. Go sée it. act quickly.
‘ Ask .BEN 513: N
Norwalk. Conn:~Pli‘one
900 .unsosnteet. fnlsln. cement
.prsieravslfemfin ti!
on: tune:- work lube
:Bldg.. New 'Haven. Conn, .
Ami {"5 . . 5 ‘
892-2."Ennlnks P’A
J. M. LAYTON-& co., iNc.
Real Estate andJnsumnce
6 Railroad ‘Ave.
- Jane has dissolved partnership and
is now running the business as usual
buying. ascend hand furniture and
Junk-“ 87 Fort St., East Norwalk.
Conn. Tel. 499.
f. .8
dim , _
L'Sti'tite." Plans and specificationswgfl me
fillies or n. c. Walden. Divisionlln-
r‘gineer, Chamber of . Commerce».Bldg.,
New Haven, Conn.
SALE—A Huntington piano,
y good condition. lnq. 19'Havi: -
land‘St., South Norwaik.
Bis—House.“ six” r‘po‘ms, city
electric "lights.
condition. Lot 56x165.
First class
Phone evenings
5 .Rowan St.
ATTENTION .
Junk is valuable these days and
there~als‘ no use 'siving it away for
«hell-themriso while Impulse the
fpll pricéfor junk..I'.alio pay 1c.a
pound for. rags. Phone. 399-12. ',
' ME. H. FELDMAN.
' ' East Norwaik
Commissioner, reserves the . right to
ereject any and tell cbidsr
.13th. 1922.
ey 'cow. 5 Years
1’0?! SALE-Ciderris
‘20 quarts daily.
old. easy milker;
gentle. Price reasonable. Quackenbush
Tel. 140, Benign. ~
C- : sip-small to represent
.wl m...l products concern
in housi- proposition. Re-
: ml with liberal commis-
. _ :iriui: lull details, Bel-
5...; lo. 711 Lafayette SL.
:i .\ :li‘l Ior general housih
-lllil!_\ of two. Mrs. ll. P.
>piiii4wood Avenue. T010-
-2, (till lor molhor's hf-lpor.
r-vzm- Addross Box M. curt-
--i .ii IilL'. salary expected.
AVE—n. #~.“______—————-—
:H Woman to take Washing
inlll said it. Phone 1190.
_ ._ AP._,,’__.__'.-——-———
in P’prerienced Cord tire
‘l'l.‘. Writt- Box No. B. cure
ll“.|lliil street.
maid. Appli liolvl Miliiiii‘komo.
’llllll". l'lmlle Ilzu'ien 376.
FOR SALE-Genuine mahogany cabi.
”net Victroia for sale. Used less than
a. month. A bargain. Box 623, South
NAGY ‘ BROS.
all ‘kinds. Plano_moving. Special van
for movins-purpoees. pally trips to
New York City.. Building stone.
71 Cedar Street.
12 Washington Street,
Local and long distance trucking, of .Hattfordr-Conn.
ELK. £3. a;
y.
,' .. Mathematica- _
TOWN o WESTPOBT: _Abput-:30,i; e
- e _ Greens arms.
a. Note cementum the above
meow these leg
' fl . ~. film“. Cowl; and-“
9332.»! g. C. :Wélfien} Divm
' eer, _Chamber of ' Commerce _
3131?: .About ,3;700—linear feet of
t'Ttoid. Notez-Gemdunho
am; will be-turni’ahed myth...
It of thework. The .State Highway
Norwalk .within -and for the “District
.of Norwalk onthe 15th day of May,
Norwalk, Conn.
FOR SALE -» Engine, 6 horsepower
Mattresses,
for. complete 2 cylinder 4
shaft propel
25. lnq. 36 Raymond St.
cycle for $1
Lid—2 Ford touring cars, 1917
models. also a 1919 Ford suburban.
for starter. motors and condi:
lleiil; also a 1917 Ford tour;
Phone 2153 or call
Norwaik, after
l‘Oit SALES—Bungalow, New Canaan
Ave, Beautiful grounds. only $3.800.
(loo. Mitchtil, Telephone- 1861 before
W
FOR SALE Tomato plants by dozen
or lot). Si‘l‘t‘i‘ill varieties. Benjamin
.l‘..i| (:iris over 16 ,[or steady.
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME ‘
pillows. bolsters and
cushions of .all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan.. Also , renovating. satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us .a‘card or
telephone 317 for representative to
l
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. 80. Namath
LOUIS ' SAUNDEES
TAILOR
8 North Main street. So. Norwalk.
Conn. One flight’up. Expert cleaning,
repairing and dyeing by modern
methods at very reasonable prices.
Special attention given to cleaning
and repairing ladies' garments. We
guarantee satisfaction and prompt at-
tention to all orders. ' 5
1922.
oerorwalk, in said Districitdeceaserd.
will of said deceased have exhibited
an account of their‘said trusteeship,
tothis. Court for, adjustment and an.
provai. ,
jadjustment and allowance 1' said ac.
count be heard and deirmined at
. goat.
the Probate ofiice m Norwalk on the \Ve cannot win every game. but it
foregone conclusion that the pub-
lic will see much more snap and class
in \Vilton’s playing next Sunday when.
they play the Bridgeport Fire Depart— '
merit team, a strong nine which has ’4
line record.
' The crowd Suudzgv was the largest
that has ever attended n game in \‘Vil-
ion. estimated by many conservative
thereof be given to all persons in-
lee us a trial!
At a Court of Probate...holden at
Estate .of ”Nelson Taylor. Jr.. late
Whereas. the trustees under the
Ordered: That the matter of the
2nd day of June. 1922, at. 10 o’clockl,
forenoon. and that public notice.
terested therein by publishing this
order in a newspaper having a circu-
lation in said district at least five
days before said day of hearing.
HENRY \l'. GREGORY. ,
Judge
.--. uork ill the Norwaik Mfg.
:ti Host avenue. East Noi'wnlk.
.,--A._-..._,,.._,_.___._.———-
‘ \‘i l Pill -.- Young man abou l.
.. izlill't‘ll yours in stock department.
till-r) to lmiloy Shirt (-ompun}.
Lockwood, it; “landward Ave.
i-‘Oli SALI‘ZV‘Gllt‘l‘nSt‘y cow about to
be fresh. Price reasonable" John
'l'uhucs. Sound View Ave. '
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
Will overhaul and repair your car
in own garage. All makes. of cars.
Starting, lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone {90
I-‘(llt SALl‘l—rrrNew bungalow
out. Close to trolley. bountiful lilf'il-
lion. $51,800; easy terms. Goo. Mitchell,
'l'cicphouc 1861.
\‘VAN'l‘lill l~2xperiviiccd chamber-
5ll';\,l\"llfl‘.llwl‘.irl lor gent-rill house
.____...__.___.—
iwiii; ll room bungalow. 2 in SALE-R30 Speed Wagon. GQOd
running order.
CRANES' MUSIC STUDIO
Commercial Building, Norwalk. 1 to
9 p. m.. Tuesdays. “'ednesdays. Thur.-
days. Violin. Bnnj0~Mandolim Hawaii:
Ukulele taught.
merits sold on easy payments.
demonstrate. No reasonable offer re-
' .l ('.u~-h. Illi'.. (‘llcslnut street.
\.\ l u“ 'Gll'is [O Wnl‘k Oll DOWC‘l' fused. T01. 399-4 01‘ 10 Fort P011“. St.
. . h nos. Ladies‘ dresses. Mrs.
xii/m. 1: South Main St. 31rd floor.
FOR SALE~Standard make portable
act quirk. if
you want this marhine. ideal thing
rea sonabie;
Jill) l‘Illt‘l‘le‘llt‘ mun to work
mi buildings and grounds.
(riff, St-Vl'll days a week. All-
l'l.llll:‘~ lll‘thH'il S and 9 only.
u. S A M. and 5 I‘. M.
FOR. SALE 1~~Dw011ing.
late Dr. George S, Kendall, 51 Elm-
Sriiliiicl
wood Ave, South Norwaik. 9 rooms,
lot SUXZOO. Apply to Edward S. Austin,
Home Bank and Trust Co., Darien.
12H ll‘or open shop. Non-union
illi‘l mrnmzikers for heavy
_ WE SPECIALlZE IN
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 \Ve Combine Quality
With Expert Service.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Plumbing—Heating—Tinning
Phone 4733
56 Water Street.
Agent for
Famous international One-Pipe Heater
South Norwaiit
- '_'~ iron foundry in ConnectL
. work for good men. Send
and (it’lilllt‘ll information.
w. to Box A. N., South
FOR SALE or RENT~—To reliable
party, up—to-date 6 room cottage;
hezilihy location. nice view, near two
Gravel.
W. liiil‘l.
player-piano. phonograph and Oriental
rugs. Call all day Sunday or by ap-
pointment. Phone 1206 or 434.-
.‘ll (h'lillt'lllilli of refinement.
will. (It‘slle-T room and
. , (an l3 minutes walk oi Ens-ti
.‘
ROOFING
Asbestos,
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
NOTICE
The Stockholders of the Norwaik
91 Washington street. South Norwalk,
Conn. Tuesday evening. May 16th.
1922 at 8 o'clock (Daylight Saving
hereof for the creditors of said Estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
. lmud station. Address G. ~-— _.
FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom.
TO JET
'. \ll 'l Si.
Holl'h Norwalk.
’ vllw Sll8_
May 10, 11. 12 or 13.
‘1" i rooms, 3rd floor, rent
m1 it. I). Lawton. 12 Chest-
, 1’ :l. m. to 5 p_ m.
l
( 'LEANING CO.
‘ "~"lr St. South Nor-walk, com.
Phone 969
. than and renew colors in
.ili-‘l Rugs. Hand process by
$55. Syphon closet. china low—down
funk, enameled bath-tub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
white celluloid
closet seals, $5. Seidenberg Co.. 545
[15"‘5'l' liiinisherl room, I or big bargain,
2 - v
~p lull: evenings. Howard. 1 Tau” A‘e'
PLUMBING —TINNING— HEATING
Country Water System.
One-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH S. KERY( JR,
Tel. 492
Ranges and-
So. Norwalk
3rd Ave., between 36m and 37th Sis,
.iin luring furnished rooms,
. \‘ hunts, for light, house»
\.: u. t' 1).. care. of Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Hardy. Seasoned plants
(or the vegetable garden. Tomatoes,
etc. See Mr.
the Green House,
Cochran school, 178 East Ave.
COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE
. House 8 rooms. electric-lights. barn,
chicken houses, 5 or 9 acres. Fruit
'5 N
-\ll£tl’llll€‘nt of two rooms orwalk
" housekeeping with? all
g.lii\'l‘lli(‘lllS. No. 22 Havi-
Special for One Week
30x3y2 FISK RED TOP ...... $15.50
30x3V2 Republic & Norwalk Cord
S
..... oI-I‘o-ooo1u
Fabric Md Flffl
Tube ........ ...... “.3175
The .Norwalk Post Roadrfire 100%
62 WALL ST.
All These Tires Are Firsts
ll 9'»... Ann street. Flat. 4
.:.i'2rir lighls. gas and.
‘az‘ulw only. Apply White
lninpiiiiy. 134 Washington]
and shade trees. Situated at Cran-
berry aection. >Low taxes.
price for .whnle 310.500.. Any reason-
able offer considered. For particulars
ASK JOHN T. HAYES,
No: 7 Main Street
PRealf Estate—Insurance
'Do YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
PROPERTY. OR BUY PROPERTY?
Quick sale for anyone who will hand
their Reai.Esta.te to my agency.
Also .9. harassed? room 1.19038, all
improvements, 6 minutes from Nor-
walk center. Price $3,100. Also one
family house for $2,000. Inq.
‘ JOHN J.,VENA
Real Estate and Insurance
.5 ..__....A....-~———-—---A-'----q-Il--‘r
l rooms. first floor..All im—
aw, :ulults preferred. Inq.
ii. 12 Chestnut St._ 9 a. m.
l.\" N ECTICUT CARPET
SPECIAL TIRE SALE THIS WEEK
U. S. Royal Cord, 33x4 .. .
U. 8. Royal Cord. 3031/9, ...... $14.75
Republic Cord. 30x3lé .' ....... $14.75
Fisk Red Top, 30x31};
Ajax Fabric, 30x31é . ......... 3 9.95
SOXSV. Tires and
All These Tires Are First Quality
Fisk Seconds, 30x3l5, Tires and
. . . .............. $10.00
NORWALK ~POST «vo -T|R(E «is;
62 Wall St. A
........ $14.76
123 lJignshin'tmii...Street Phene 1292-4
WILLIAM F. 8021‘:
. .. -Real Estate .
House, 8 rooms, all improvements.
Located perm-all ..... _. Price 795.000
“allied for and Delivered. 1
TRUCKING
‘ l Long Distance ohAlHKlndsé
r:\i:ii1GAN & FLYNN
luxury 3: C0.. R. R. AVE.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. 363
USED ulnar-Hug; 4
A' lTlflsz.f . I .
“Halo?” '5" , é
PORTABLE new
$60.00 .
The BenedictiNm—go':
43 “(anagflu — 1‘7”
House,« 6 rooms. all, improvements.
Centrally located. . .. . PriCe $4.000
House. 6 rooms,“ all _implvaggl§gts.
cowgirl-dynamism! , '
“ , Price 85,500
House- 6. 1:00.01?» ‘EleYements. Large:
.vlocntionscomeru '-
“Farms, spams» 3
_A__..._._._.__..._...; Price p.990 ”pm' and:
, fl. . g .
- u
:RowlandMBensh- l
Fm
any ’
9W ‘9};
every one loo
ed and went. like
seemed to have an "attack of sleepinginev. ., _ . . ., _. , A-.. -
sickness from the fin“ inning “”9?“ -and burial will be in the Riverside '
" All bids must be accompanied m.. revere dose of fright... which caused“ ‘ " ’ ‘ HEADACHES IS NERVOUS
fshr-ety company bond .‘or a, certified -
“geek not less than .oue'third phage
was not serious.
éVe FY
llsa
Earned“ rim
'l‘h rec-base hit
The heavy hitting Forsyth t
,New Ham‘spent the gg.tte2i-ripii:li:.- Sig;
ws'fisismredw
which $913.3; chosefi
,- e visitors sure had their bats work-
man} sir-est: she-sebum sot; in .an
h odd and plenty. placing their hits
Leon. Where it washes? .lmbietéil 4239‘.
= some. Stanley and Warm did not‘pu'i:
snihzssme. that they are capsule 9t
playingcwhiehrwas not to be Wonder-'-
. . h (1 col “2a jonsgt the Se; '5 edatvwlthdhewpoocaupports-hnckwf {-
£1935 99 >59 f. {the mat certain stages of the game.i
j’fire;breaks were-1n the visito’rs’ri‘avorl’mmrd“h
and helped them to a large extent.
‘ h‘orsyth got one run in the. first vQuid Eastm-
TQWNS OF STAMFORD AND .M’llton secured four in thethird and
. for aclow garage—1
‘flalll' cement comge;mv3mt_m abut the fifth. sixth andcighth innings, - . . > .
f5 necked that tries. out. of all».Wilto.n -, Podewill, Widowi-ofsfierman Podewxli.
pans. li‘orsyth pin lupus greet. same at will beheld at 2:30 o’clock tomorrow mg?“ '7
the bat nud'thc'jnhits werewell plac- afternoon from the funeral parlors of _ . :-
bullets. W'llton 11,“: Raymond. Washington street.
J. .Beuton Werner will officiate
”them .to Show kindergarten class
‘severalcritical moments. \Ne are well
.aware of the fact that they were up
againsta ,rtzery strong team and had I-
tliey played5’the'ciass of ball they arel
(Dal-cites Hartford, Oonneaicut...uay Capable of playing. the result would
' - have been far different.
. J‘J' BENNETT, ,vestment in “pep" might do no harm
- . . Commi E- and at the same time arouse the ability
State Highway loner. thatlay dormant last Sunday. ...Stanley
had good support after the fifth and
'_ _ just the reversen'ith Warm and the.
ORDER OF «NOTICEl ‘ luck all against him. ‘
' ' Stanley in stealing second was hit
on the back of the head with a thrown
ball. which. put. him out of commission
for a brief period, but fortunately it ~
Day had a big time
with his bat and secured a hit most
\Varm found much
'comfort in striking out. Stanley twice;
’much to Steamcr's disgust. which he
plainly showed. Q
had kept their heads after the third‘
inning there would have been a differ-
=cnt story to‘ tell. for at that time they
‘had Stanley on the verge of losing his
If the
people to number over fifteen hundred.
Every-«seat in the stand was occupied. ,
- . over a hundred autos which were till-
Budding Loan and Investment asso- ed with fans. and the lawn black with
CIEUOD. are hereby notified and warned humanity. which speaks quite favora-
that there mil be a special meeting ll' . t the w, ‘. mo “mic considers
i‘ the stockholders at their office 87- ’5 “s 0 “‘ ’. p ' '.
o ‘ \‘Vilton as a place for recreation on a
Sunday afternoon.
FORSYTH A.
at).
time) to consider changing the date . . .. yr
of the. annual meet“ from. the third (‘13:? “if” ' ' ‘ ' 2
Tuesday iii-July to the thirt'i‘uesday Rain-“'9 313': ' '1. ”:4
in June 0‘ Bitch ’ye‘r' -' Andersen cf ...... 3
RICHARD H' GOLDEN’ Onvndini." . . . . 5
.- ' _ r
District of Norwaik. ss. Probate $1???” It """" .7;
Court, May 1. A. n. 1922. y ‘i‘f' . _,, """"" U
Estate of Mary E. Hennessey late VT’Q’E““5" " """" r,
of Nor-walk in said District, deceased. “pi: of”: ' " """"" r,
The Court of Probate for the Dis- ;\'\‘.‘.‘ .r. ""““.
irict of Norwalk. hath‘ limited and m“ """"" j_
allowed six months from the. date . 41 1..
Hittite-d for Illilm iii ihtt- 9 ll.
\VILTON A. A.
. l .
accounts. properly attested. within ”W .. “;
said time, will be debsrred a recovery. ral‘lf‘m. ‘ ‘ ' ‘_‘_'_ _____ 4
All persons indebted to said Estate Wm“ p ..... 4
are requested to make» immediate H-ill or ................ 4
payment ‘0 r v 'i‘aimarige. 2h ...... 4
TIMOTHY Vt. HE‘ NESSEY' Lindstrom ir ...... 3
. Administrator“ or Pheasants. 3b ...... 3
TAMMAK‘ &~ CONNERY’ l‘iinc‘. ........ 3
“tom?“ Mcsmlr. c . . . . . .3
handgun, if . . . . .l
I . _____
’l‘oliils ......... 33
SCORE BY INNIXGS.
li‘msyth A. C ........ 100 0‘23 031—10
\Viiton
............. 004 (mil aid—— 5.
SUMMARY. I
s—‘li‘orsyth. 3; “'ilion. i.
stax'idini. Gordon.
’l-‘irstr on bails—Off Stanley. :2;
“Form. . ,
Struck out——By
Warm; _.\‘.
5 riiicexliits—x‘ICSaliy.
. c . - . . . .
» {rovJ'J- ,fga .
and. M *9?”
h ‘5‘ 5 ‘* "T a
‘ ’ 3 ' 9W45‘ 591mg}, .
. _ {A ‘ ‘ 3 5 2., . 7 ff:
: stat-» “WM “ waist .
‘ Emma-em ‘ tum. cumming;
filE. Gordon. Talmadgieg—A.
all-“- 9339*?
First on errors—1 Forsyt
Empiw-hmfhenon. .
Tune—691m hours: and ‘15‘_m1n‘ lites, ,
cc meter‘ffi.‘ _
afternoon at
.Soldiers' Home, in Newton.
A small in-
was in Spring Grove cemetery.
“Tommy. dear."
”“9134“ 1194' “Belem“ 3? from 1118’? ‘ .
ing; “this is bath night. you know}! OIAtlnntic Stusumfotdg _
“Then I think," answered the “If, . ,_ ‘ ‘ -. > , ,
“l'ilpgo out .andget a llttledlrtler."
\Vilton boys
13 waist.
4
Water. ‘
Deaths and Furierals
Ida—,- -
.Funeral of.Mr~s.‘Hnnk.
4 The {unsealgsorvlces for Mrs. ARES. * .
A. Hank. wife of.Wliliam flank. of -.
sameneswesrehsswxuwst:i:3“
95¢}?Ck this afternoon ‘
Memorial chapel in Westport; Rev.
{semen mmenciul
,was in the Center street cemetery.
Funeral of Jim Podewill.
The funeralésergytices for Mrs. Clara . IOUTH “AIR “3‘“
7 Fountain! Qffletus “oxford.
Funeral services for Miletus Hux- the eyes are affected an Optometrifi _ '
”ford. civilwnr vetexzari. sv’erei held this shorxld’beconsiilfed.;96‘not suites“!
2:30 o’clock from the longer. Olin-service means youryliefi
Burial ' ‘ '
.I
‘We Carry a Full Line of
WallPaper at 10-15-20-251:
Per Roll
Painting. Paper-Hanging at Low
RatelfGive Us a. Trial
CH AIN WALL PAPER and Power 'Co.
' COMPANY
Phone 450
.3
3,: an: .3
h. 6; writes;
. '3'!
from Fables
Norwalk, Conn.
A M921? 3
. w.— . of!” ,
‘ a
Page a Show, Pork O mi
Gnu manila-elf; ..
8%. ..
_ Often caused by poor-eyesight. When
TEAM; lNCe
said the Zia-s. Optometrists and orfid‘,”5%l.
We —— 2 s
GAS WATER HEAT-
ER SALE :NOW.
The Connecticutljght
~51,va St.
T. clash“. 4 i ’
Local 7and L on g Distance
Trucking
Phone 335-2
'9
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l5h’I‘D-J
,4
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”A. m..»-.. .. ”y... 1......HW.
gun
lot?"
on?
l5
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Stanley.
\Vard. Iiu f-
For yourself. No one can
know better than you just
what you enjoy most. But.
because of our wide variety
of Victrolas and Records we
are sure ihat you will be“;
satisfied‘ with what ‘ you
select here. You have the
best from which to select.
Victrolas s o l d on easy
terms.
' Donnelly’s
18 South Main 81:.
Open Evenings Until 9 P. 'M.
incur Dnlrrl’rodum mall- 510.!!!“ "
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