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M .8 for fast l-ort SALE—— er) aso . A . ATTENTION, , F , “
'Ahzrnnumdy canlmsf". m .m- stronz piano. upright. 88 note. Can} Men. if you are earning less than an WITH LOWERS Songs: — a fit .
selling household or“: 9" “‘rite m be seen at 32 Wilton avenue or call per week. and you want to- learn . " "The Lumen." ”‘15: - ' . .»
tits and good ““2““; "ml ' 2978 for particulars. I salesmanship, Phone Norwalk 505. .9 (Continued from First Page”: . "0 Stay Thy Passing. Golden Mo- 6 F +5. . . \
co "A. K." (tars 5““ - ' . I - after 8:30 p. m. for appointment. “ ——-———-—- » ‘ merits" .p ........... Adolph Jensen on | 3‘ -‘ ‘ .
I i FOR SALEu-Laie Ford sedan. 813719“ ' P...— ......___._.’_.—— yesterday afternoon. . At once an "Where Mows' the Bright River. 'the . 1; "._ 1 it
unwrap. I new mdmor- “Wk “some“ FALL IS HERE. unique plan or allowing every employe Manzanares." . - l. l: 3 5
' l - - s old make“ Whee‘v Weed°memv 0m" 9“ Are you going to wait till Winter for to share in a Dropér welcome backwor . Mrs. Smith. . . . !
Messelulvl' boy. lo steal?" m: mm, Motor just overhauled N9“ that new roof. We put on'sll kinds. the big boss was decided upon by Piano pieces: 2* ‘- '
with lm:MP 0mm: .2“ 'np. '9‘" 9m- Prim 3375- Adam“ P- 0' We sell 3 ply slate surface $3.25 some of the telephone workers in this "In the Evening".‘ ........... J. Raff
max-n twlvw'itl’h ”“9 ‘ Box Norwalk 208. We 33113 ply rubber surface . , , . 32,75 city. The plan called! for!- a contribu- Prelude. C sharp minor '
ply. . . 18 We sell 2 ply rubber surface . . . . $2.50 “on 0‘ one 1’8"an an on Y one DGMY. . . . .’ ........ - ....... ltachni'aninoff ‘ '
\\'l'IS'|‘ltIltN UNION. rOR SALwaggoi‘lpeflEfi) wagonuggne. We sell 1 ply rubber surface . , .. 32.2; from each employe of the company_ Spinning Song. from “The Flying .-— -
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l k 6 ‘ 0” ‘ a n ‘ LEADERS—GUTTms—TITIABTCHER glephonebfamlly{toplzzsauvmed i«.113 M,- Biarc «2' —~::\»
. Wm; Genera bonsai"?r 9"- s U ht iano. in fairly PIPELESS FURNAC . e num 01' 0 $3 T808 Ve "I Am Thy Harp" . ' 1:73.;— ...>
‘W 27.: wuiing to help with children F2135: AegEd—itiogiflgl’rictl: fifty dollars- THE NORWAlzlgl RoogNG CO. glualled the llamas; 0:; emfiioyes of _________ R_- Huntington “’6‘,de !
‘ "(-3. s ' ’ Phones 55 or . 1e company. so 6 s was a .. ., . . . , .
phum 11" ‘ telephone 623. _ . 100 per cent exp]. Ion of good feeling Sunset hangfié}; Dudley Buck , ii . ‘ S T UfU
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..+ANTEll-—-_Solesman to sell Edison Foil SALE—1921 Ford sedan. thors AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE _ :33!“ the head 0’ the telel’hme Andante “a Rondo. from .glnfome 2214’" Juj CO TO-
onographs. Salary and commis- oughly overhauled. repainted. five STATION. Acyom an i the flowers ’Espagnole." for violin. .....Ed Lalo "mi AdeIC COUCH 3E1)
Apply The Alfred Fox PianoCo.. good tires. Have twocars. reason for flagella: Eigmfin iggneéoansgcrg- note csigr‘ljed 3{zgg‘Wilfred T lNlott‘fmgsen‘.l (A 39”?! 01' P19385111 the Spanish _ GE f an i] .
0. Main St. So. Norwalk- selling. Phone Darieu 473. - H In as 0 an 3. e . em! Secretary of the Telephone Em; . my”). ~ RA space or t c .
ED TO BUY—4.000 live chick—'
between 2 and 3 pounds each.
~ B. Risko, 10 Van Zandt St.. East.
alk or 5 Lexington Ave. So.
aik. Phone 493 or 2377.
. NTEI)—~Experienced' operators on
singer sewing machines. Steady
rk and good pay. Conn. Dress C0..
Franklin St.
special
to
ANTED—~Lady typist for
work. Temporary work. Apply
uth Norwnik Sentinel.
‘NTEDufl to 5 rooms. Rent not
aver $25.00. For sale. 3 motors. 1—8,
6 and 5 H. l’., saw table and band
- Write “Rooms." Care Sentinel:
‘AR‘TBDM Strong boy in shipping no.
partment. Apply Leroy Shirt (10.,
‘llcstnut Street.
'\\'ANTE1’) Competent bookkeeper.
Address "Bookkeeper." Care of Semi.
nvl. ‘
WANTED Snlcslntiy for cloak *and
suit department. Address Box 415,
South Norwnlk.
Ht»-.. ~—
" WANTED~ Rent of 4 or 5 rooms by
family of three. Phone.1407.
.4VANTP7Duv—UA young girl for general
' housework. lnq. 31 Van Zandt St.
hone 2732. at
ANTEDV (‘lirl to attend bakery
' store. Ludlow Baking C0.. 31 Van
3. 3t
..(it St. Phone 270
_‘
Ike-Elderly man for position.
"Work. responsibility. with
Must be, agreeable. Address
.‘Care of Sentinel.
‘ Ell-EXPERIENCED OPERA-
RS AND CUFF SETTERS. AP‘
. LEROY SHIRT C0.. 11 CHEST-
STREET.
. W’ANTED. ‘
oung man as assistant to win-
ow dresser and card writer.
BOSTON STORE!
FOR SALE—1922 four door Chevrolet
sedan. Model 490. has run a little
over 2.000 miles. first class condition.
Very cheap. inquire, at 6 Warren St...
Norwalk or Call 913-5. after 5 oclock.
‘ SALE-l 1922 Chevrolef sedan.
PCindoors. bought from show M51312
' ,_ . t bil’ in town.
" C Bee 3 Norwalk
1" Box 59.
Frank Valentine.
Post Office.
FOR SALE-Two family house, with
two building lots. inquire 7 Oak
Street. South Norwalk. Conn. 3t
FOR SALE-—Phonograph. in first
class order. Can be seen after 5
m. 26 Monroe St.. cor. Chestnut
St” second floor.
FOR SALE—Paige coupe. 1921 model,
in good condition. fully equipped.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Write
"Paige," Care Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Hupmoblle touring. 5
pass. perfect condition. inquire 305
Flax Hill Road.
FOR SALE—Worm drive truck, in
running order. open express body.
take it, away for 8125. Also a baby
coach and gas range for sale. Apply
19’ Union St.
r‘OR SALE—A fine violin with case
and bow. only $25.00. 1 also have
on; for $15.00. Apply at 19 Union St.
Phone 2311.‘
FOR SALFr-SIJOO buys house. 94
Taylor avenue. part, cash; also 812
buys stove, 00d bedstead. springs.
mattress, c irs. Some dishes and
other things; also 3125 buys 800d up-
right piano. Address P. 0. Box 543.
South Nor-walk.
Starters and Battery Ignition: rosir-
ed and installed by expert mecbuics.
All work guaranteed at reasonable
prices. '
Water Street and Steamboat Place
Telephone 345.
ATTENTION
Junk is valusbre these days and
there ll no use giving it away for
bolt the price while i am paying the
full price for junk i also pay 1c 1
pound for rags. Phone 39912. .
MR 8. FELDMAN. ,
5 Rom St. East Nor-walk
NAG! BROS.
Local end long disuse. trucking of
all kinds. Plan: moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Duly trips to
New York City“ Building stone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone :18
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses. pillows. bolsters and
cushion: or oil kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating. satis-
faction manned. Drop us a card or
telephone 317. for representative to
l.
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Home 8t. 80. Norwalk
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
Will overhcul and repair your cu-
ln own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490_
TRUCKING -
heal and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN A: FLYN‘N
(Oflce Leary ‘& (30.. R. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. u:
TOLET
FOR SALE-One modern. ‘6 room
house. on trolley line. containing
steam heat. set range. gas electric
lights. bath. cement cellar and walks.
Reasonable to quick buyer. Address
0. S.. Care of Evening Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Heavy oak sideboard.
square oak dining table and other
household articles. Bargains. 56 Wood-
ward Avenue.
FOR BALE—Dodge
roadster. 1920.
\VINDSTORM
iNSURANCE
J. M. LAY'TON «t 00.. Inc...
Real Estate and Insurance
- ad Avenue So. Norwalk
SALE—6 room house, near West
enue. all improvements. In excel-
5». condition. Price very reasonable.
R SALE~~House in first district. 5
‘ inutcs from center. 6 rooms, all
«provem enls.
O'BRIEN & BOVi
Real Estate 8:. Insurance
. Main St. So. Norwalk
1
FOR SALE.
ouse. 6 rooms. all improvements,
00.
once. 14 rooms, all improvements.
. 00.
' Both centrally located.
t. in Winnepauk, 50x150 it, with
as of tillable land in rear. 91,700.
For Particulars Ask .
JOHN T. HAYES
Mlin Street, Norwalk
Estate & insurance.
._ Kill lllullllls
. lHlNiiilF Illsz
f you are looking for a quality bat.
- , at a low price. here it. is ! Quali-
ty plates-eelected cedar wood sepa-
rators. Every part of the C. W. Bat-
tery (Wood Separator) is carefully.
made of best materiel down to the
last detail. It is by for the boat bat-v
lery at. anything like, the price. Size:
to fit all cm. Ask for our-prices.
. The Rye: Battery Station. 49 West
‘ Avenue. Phone 238.-—Advertisemeut.
CARD OF THANKS.
we wish to thank our neighbors and
t'rlends. the members of Cou'rt Laurel.
No. 106. taiholio Dsushtm of Amm-
ca. the Norwalk Polic's Department
and employes of the R. d: 0.. for their
many kindnesses shown us during the
illness and death of our wife and
mother. and also xor their mcny hand-
some florsl tributes. - ~.
JOHN TOOTHILL AND FAMILY." ‘
’ ACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC
- humans- ,
’nmommm). Mu... Sept. 20'.—
solutioxu committee of the Dem»
State OOnWwon. which work—
r. more then half the night'ofl:
cutting of a, plan‘orm.
.gmin this morning.
oration to the‘ l ' L
Colonel William Apafggnuzz:
In I“. F‘ltzGer-ald, candidates res-1'
. 3
1y tor U. 8. Senator and Gov-
3375; Grant 6 touring, 1919. $475:
Oldsmobiie‘B cyl. touring $350; Over-
? lund 4 touring. 1922. used 1300 miles.
' $450: Dodge touring, 1922. used 4 mo..
5750; Overland sedan. 1922. $700,.
Shlifeit. Brothers. Durant Dealers. 201
Washington Street. East Norwalk.
Tel. 3075. '
TO RENT—4’ room house. all im-
provements. Madison Sireol. South
Norwalk. Also 5 room flat and two
large rooms in attic. all improvements,
at 14 Spring Hil Ave. Phone 336.
TO LET—Nirer furnished room in
Dorian. suitable for one person.
Short distance from Darien station.
Apply-to "Z." Care of Sentinel.
To LET—d rooms and bath. centrally
located. Only small family of adults
need apply. Apply at 82 80. Main St.
T0 LET—4 rooms.
ments. Tel. 130.
"1‘0 LET—Two furnished rooms.
improvements. Board if desired.
Orchard St. or To]. 1442,
with improve
all
q
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FOR SALE—Two buildings.‘ as is,
good material. must be moved be-
fore Nov. lst. inquire at Track Gate,
Wilson Point Yard. after 3 p. m.
FOR SALE—«Western Electric wash-
ing machine. 22b volts, perfect
working order. Also Hamilton Beach
sewing machine motor. 220 volts.
Must sell on account, of moving to
titty with different current. Sanderson.
56 Woodward Ave. ~
FOR SALE-«27 fl. gl. cabin motor
boat. 2 cyl. 4 cycle 10-12 H. P. Pal-
mer motor boat. and engine like new.
$450 if sold at once. a real bargain
for someone. A. Wolf, 3 Cove Ave.,
East. Non-walk.
FOR SALE~1 acre. large 6 room
house. barn. chicken house. fruit. 2
miles out. close to Boston Road. only
$2.800; half cash. Geo. Mitcheilf‘l'ele-
'phone 1861.
FOR SALE—~Onc Dodge touring car.
in excellent condition, many extras.
inquire. Kendrick a: Chase. 13 Ray-
mond St. Tel. 917. ' \3t
FOR SALE—2 1922 Rec speed wagons,
1 1920 Rec speed wagon. 1 Com-
merce light truck. Tel. 1339 after 6
p, m. ,
FOR SALE—A beautiful home, Spring
Hill Avenue, Norwaik. at a sacrifice.
Price $500 cash. balance on easy
terms. Act quickly. J. J. Venn. Real
Estate and lnsurance.‘123 Washing-
ton Street. Phone 1662-3 or 2813.3.
FOR SALE~Brand New Bathroom.
:55. Syphon closet, chine, low-down
tank, enameled bath4ub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain. Khite celluloid water-
closet seats, $5. Seldenbcrg C0.. 545
3rd Ave.. between 36th’and 37th Sta.
New.York’. '
LOST
LOST-eisterling silver bracelet. set
with white rhinestones. ,betwoen
Winfield street and High 301100]. or at
High school. Reward. Phone 2019.
Losr~3sturdsy night, gen‘t’s gabar-
Reward; Return to Sentinel Ofllce.
LOST—Between Winfield St. East
Norwalk and Cedar St..’ South Nor-
‘Walk..viq. .Norwclk, one old 35x5 Good-
.‘year‘ shoe mounted on rim. 810.00 re.
ward‘for, return to Russell Frost. Jr..
52 West Avenue. ‘ . .'
LOST—Saturday evening. between
Palace Theatre and Gibson Court.
pair of nose glasses with shell rim
and double focus. Please leave at Sen.
§tlncl once or call 1489. Liberal re-
‘ s
. ~ iNOTlGE' , . '
awn Miami Plaster.
. No. a,
7' .. ," Will lurid for; election. .
15. W- 11: was “held.-
dine ’topcoat. between $0. Norwalki
“railroad station nad Norwallr center. ‘
.—
TO. LET—2 stores located in Hall-
ford Block, North Main St. Also
first, floor of rear building, now being
occupied by the Ford automobile.
O. J. Miniz.
T0 LET—3 rooms for small family.
Light and water. 117 Vt’. Cedar St..
So. Norwnlk; Apply after 6 p. in.
'TO W~Five large. sunny rooms.
steam. hot water.‘ janitor; garage
space. electricity. gas. Apply Abbott.
83 W'all street. Phone 2221.
T0 LET—After Oct. let, 5 rooms. all
' improvements. 24 Orchard St.. Nor-
vglzlk. Can be seen at any time. Call
1 l.
TO LETwl-Iouse at 10 Elton Place. 5
rooms and bath. all improvements.
Rent 540 per month. to small family
only. Apply Louis Greenberg a Bros.
Depot Place, East Nomlk. Phone
2015.. if
TO LE'IL—Room with board. in pri-
vate family. for gentleman. home
privileges. Mrs. A. Hirizler, 8 Putnam
Avenue, 80. Norwalk. 3t,
TO Lmumge furnished front room.
Phone 1745. 10 Crescent Terrace.
So. Norwslk. 3t
all improvements, adults. Inquire 10
Concord St.. 80. Norwalk.
Mason Contractor
Are you planning torhave walks,
drives or roads built. Possibly it may
be grading work, a chimney or a. fire-
place-if the Job comes under the
above suggestions. H. Fabrizio. mason
contractor. can do it, do it c'érrectly
and at a conservative price. Some of
the finest jobs in masonry workabout
this vicinity have been done by him
and his capable organisation. Ma-
sonry work in its every feature done
i e better my. onlce. .14 Snowden
venue. Phone 2824.
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST .\
6 SOUTH MAIN's’TltsEr
i.-
. _ . Aces-r Fort-g
Page & Shaw,‘!’ark;& Tilfomd.
Green Seal. and Russell's.
GANDIES V
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r.
PATENTS
s. is. woosm it. pry-nun.
Va—
FOR RENT—Five rooms, furnished,’
ployes Association. which read as fol-
lows: ‘
» . September 25. 1922.
My dear Mr. Moran: .
Represented by these flowers are
the voices of the members of yon:-
telcphone family extending to you
their welcome back to the job.
Upon hearing of your intention to
be in the office today. each employs
of the company throughout the entire
state subscribed one penny for this
token as an expression of thehigh re-
gard in which you are held by your co-
“orkers and with a feeling of thank"-
fuiness that you are with us again.
Very sincerely yours.
* W. T. NOTT.
General Secretary. Telephone Employ-
ces‘ Association.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
David Pollard. mathematics teacher.
was absent: from his duties yesterday.
The first football game of the year
is scheduled for Frdiay of ernoon
.wlth .Fairfleld High. The grounds
have not yet been decided upon, al-
though the game. wil probably be
played at Fair-field.
The Nor-walk High Basketball team
will probably have to play all their
games at the Armory. this year. it was
learned yesterday. iron trusses have
been put from Hoyt's hail. down to‘
the floor below. for movies. and a
movie show could not-be held. with
basketball games being played above.
so téhe locals will have to look also-
where. for a. basketball hall. Mr.
Hoyt pains to sell the baskets and
chairs. that are around the hall.
The High School Football Team will
line up something like this. when they
play their first game on Friday: Poole
and Irealnd. ends. Fineson and Hub-
bcll. guards. Deitz and Donahue,
tackles. McElroy. center. Holmes. full-
back. Voorhees. Curtis and Clark.
half backs and “'hipple or Buckley.
quarterback.
OOCHRAN SCHOOL OPENS.
”Incl-cam in Registration
Coming Term Shown.
The Cochran mliool. East avenue.
opens for its second term tomorrow
with a good registration. and more.
registrations being received daily. Be.
low is given a list of the present reg-ia-
trations. vvhich include some eight
pupils who will make their home at
the school.
The kindergarten will open for
til.- 1922-23 mhool year one week
from tomorrow. The enrollment list
to date follows:
Carl F. Ahlstrom. 111.. Weetport:
John B. Betta. Turner F. Brown_ Law-
rcncc Cayunug'h. (‘nrroll Cavanag'h.
Norwaik; Vtr'altor ll. ringer, Jr.. West-
port: James Fechht‘imer. Norwalk;
Charles A. Fowler. Jr.. Great Neck. L.
1.; John (T. Gritlln. \Vest Virginia:
Louis H. Hall_ Jr.. New; Canaan: Law-
rence Hill. Bradford Ivloyt. Matthew J.
Hocy. Jr.. Nonvulk; Peter I. D. John-
ston. Edinburgh. Scotland; 8. Clark
Keeler. Wm. Lauder. Jr.. J. “'allace
Marvin, Jr.. J. H. Newborn. Norwdlk:
W'alluce Nicksen Hartford; Chas. #5.
Simpson. Dudley F2. Raymond, Jr“
Seymour Rosentllal. Arnold Rosen-
dhai. Paul Riordan. John O'Connor.
Thomas Scanlon. Nor-walk: Harry
Sturges. Jr.. \Vilion: Richard Tomp-
kins. \‘i’estport: Robert K. Taylor. Jr.,
C. 'L. Thompson. Norwaik; Frederick
12. Win Kleeck. “1.. White Plains N.
Y.; Sanford \Vadswort‘h. Louis “'ar—
dell. Jr.. Norwzllk; George S. \Veston.
Jr.. Norman \Vcston. “'iiton: John
Parker VViswail, Norwalk: J. H. Dud-
icy. Asbury Park N. J.
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KIND “'ORD CIRCLE CONCERT.
for the.
Will Be Given for the Congregational
Building Fund Next Tilesday.
On Tuesday evening. October 8rd at
8:15. there will be a. concert in the
Congregational parish house. on the
Green. This concert will be given un-
der the auspices of Kind Word Circle.
and a very pleasing program is in
preparation. 9
The local artists are Mrs; Franklin
Smith. well-known contralt'o, and Vic.-
tor Biart. equally well-known'plamst
and lecturer. Both Mrs. Smith and
Mr. Btu-t hhve been before Norwalk
audience‘s many times. and their abil-
ity is recognized by all.
The violinist of the evening will be,
Paul Greenberg of New York. Mr.
Greenberg will be remembered b'y
thdse who heard him at Mr. Blart's
lecture recitals last season as a young.
violinist of ' remarkable ability. On
these occasions the young master per.
formed such works as the extremely
diflicul; “Devil's Trill Sonata” of Tar.
tint and the monumental Concerto or
Beethoven. both works heard for the;
first time in Norwalk. Mrs Greenbelt
is an American and. although but
. twenty year: of age. he has inside up:
pear-once: with brilliant success 'in
New York and other musical center-g.
lfie is a. pupil of the illustrious master.
Leopold Auer. from whoae classes have
issued such celebrities in Heifets, El.
man. Zi‘r’nbuist; Parlow and others.
Mr. Greenberg's appearance . is sure to.
provide a treat for” our music lovers.”
The concert is for the benefit orthe'
church building fund.
Songs: , ‘
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"Me‘M". . . . ‘. .
"Ther'lbvut" . .
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Turkish Nationalists Take
Possessipn of Kum Kalesi
, At Mouth of Dardanelles
(Continued from Fist Page)
citement and fears that an attempt
was being made to burn the capital.
was controlledini‘ter a fight of two
hours.’
The. blaze originated from an un-
known cause in the Printanla. Music
Hall, in Upper Pei-s. street. One of the
main thoroughfares The audience
was stampeded. terror-stricken.’ A
general alarm brought to the, section“
the available salvage corps. and the
allied police andr American sailors
helped rescue the excited spectators.
and the occupant: of nearby buildings.
A hose run from the British Embassy.
a half-mile away. helped to check the'
fire. So far as could be ascertained.
there was no loss of life.
Small fires which «It-"“4 simultan-
eously in other parts of the city. as—
centuated the fears in many quarters
that the oft-repeated threats of incen-
diarlsm were being carried out.
A Ford automobile overturned
about a. mile and a. half above the
Wilton garage last night. Apparently
no one was injured. for no report of
the accident was made to the police
and the owner of the car could not be
traced.
The Frank C. Godfrey Post, No. 12.
American Legion. will hold a regular
meeting tonight.
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Napoleon's Idea of Her-elem.
True heroism consists in being su-
perior to the ills of life. in whatever
shape they may challenge him in com.
bat—Napoleon. ’
o All this week an expert
strafing the many advantaxg
DUGTS.
bed linen has been built
into this popular model.
Simply, easily changed by
lifting a scrap from an attrac.
tivc couch by day top‘crfcctiy
‘ appointed full sized bed by
night. The comfort of this
model is very realr The ring
is of one ecc only, and mm:
a level bed. "
from the Rome factory is demon- '
es of the some QUALITY PRO- '
l
Funeral Directors
70-72 North Main St.
pan-.-
\ .
We are here to stay-Let us get acquainted.
Special price reductions this week during demonstration.»
0 meme finality Troducts for fist and COM ‘ '
Hanson Steamship Lines, Inc.
Pier 12, E. 11., Foot of Wall, New York, N. Y. ‘
STEAMBOAT DOCK, so. NORWALK.
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