7 .ussmr, Caressa 26, um. ,
W AN TED
'ANTED—Barber, reliable, for Wed-
‘ nesdays and Saturdays. Phone 111‘.
ANTED-Girls to make out order
tickets. The Young Hat Co., Butler
Ireet, Norwalk.
W’ANTED
Men for our tube department.
Day rate to beginners before
piece work. First shilt 7 to 3
P. .
e
_ -.- “v.—
’. strippers: also a few
,‘e & Wells (30., 7 Madison St.
, Apply.
”ORWALK TIRE a RUBBER co.
. TED—Experienced stayers and
learners.
1! work. Apply John Moore. MET“
WANTED
Boys as messengers.
,3 Apply.
Tn'nnx UNION TELEGRAPH co.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
me l‘urniture, mahogany,
ything of merit. that
'cars old.
D. A. BERNSTEIN.
05 Westport Ave.
, Antiques. high prices paid for old-
Chem,
aple. pine. etc, nice old china, glass,
is over 100
Phone 998
_.—-
lem't.
"WANTED—Operators on Singer sew-
ing machines; also learners. Apply
GR Water St. entrance on Haviland
lAN'l‘lClL—At once, a capable woman
lo io-{li‘h sewing machine operators
in liflilt'l‘\V(‘ltl' department. Steady
yorl. and good prospects for the prop-
or [Il‘iwillL Apply Cluett, Peabody &
1 n, luv
.'.‘A‘». i it‘ll 'Yililllg man to learn the
ti.- Lu. ; business. Apply at Gottlieb’s
’ (ii-HM u " 12 So. Main St., 80.
“U, , , .
‘ w i.\ l m» lst class counter man, al-
,. int-hen man. Martin's Restau-
mn‘ 117
Washington St.
V.‘A.\"i'El) —- Steno‘zrapher Secretary.
man.
Address in own handwriting. Atlantic
Insulated \‘Vire & Cable Co.. Drawer
(loud opportunity for right
81 1, Sta mtord. Conn.
WANTED TO REN'I'~vFour rooms for
three adults. centrally located, rent
, must be reasonable. Write Rent, Care
Sentinel Office,
v. A N’l‘ED—Help,
1.3“.
v, ill).
, male and female.
(.mui~ wages and steady work. Ap-
t‘:uriicld Battery 00., East Nor-
\, \N'l'lifl)
union:
«in: on all parts of
Experienced machine on-
tn sew on collars and cuffs,
women‘s
~ m .ml waists. 'i‘ime or piece Work.
’ ' Muychoft 00.. 15 Merwin St.
. on silk work.
:-ii' i'o.. 1:") Mei-win St.
1’. i‘lr‘hlllJ
i
' M: I‘ll]! i‘lxnorienccd“ operators to
1‘1. N.
Ti}. 1 i tin- Jittmrienced
dressmakers
\.. :w-n's tailored dresses. Time
, , My work assured until sum-
\‘:-'i\' M, N. Mayehoir Co., 15
The Sena.
masses
FOR SALE—4 early English dining
table, 6 leather covered chairs and
Tsar-vil ig'rtablo. Inquire 3 Gibsfln Court.
a . . 1
FOR SALE—Hoosier cabinet. price
$25.00. White enamel. excellent
‘9
ohms—«m,
It’s) ‘50 p ‘l
' BOSE-21288 some]. i
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
mmCmo -
condition. Apply 12 Concord St., So.
Norwalk.
FOR SALE—MI 1981 Ford sedan at
your price. as I am leaving for Flori.
da. It has shockabsorbers. locked
steering wheel, new radiator, other
useful extras. New rear end. Motor
lust overhauled. Good rubber. P.. O.
Box 206. Norwaik. ‘
WINTER TOPS—Ustus‘ Limousette
WE mUST ANY HONEST KAN OE
lute ,neceosldeil. and . .
A special proposition make and tour slate
" Storefi- ARMY; Ht!- 3.191;“!!!
clearing mm network my. ens!
oasis embers. tut-W. N-IY. . W
traordinary direct ,smenia have not been completed. ' .
3513311!“ Lucy Lawior, wife 0;»
to us.
prices lower then. "cut to.
Our representatives
33.5.00 to $60.00 w
This is the mostex
selling proposition ever offered. Write
today tar ‘
Dept. 10.
yommmmmflefiBIOrl-Ww '
MW
. Alums-sen. V
Iferra 13 (1, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Tops for Fords. $23 attached. Shu-
felt Bros. 201 WWII St., East
Nor-walk. Tel. 3075. ,
FOR SALE -— Desirable -.p‘..p¢.ue.,
. only three miéigtes' was“: from rates. DAW'F RE ,
Washington and . Main . Also ‘ - « - ALB Cm .
other properties. Write Box , Care 3. F‘ D‘ 37 30- Norwalk, Conn.
Dior my. services as. reliable tuner
and player repairman at reasonable
ATLEASTTWICEAYEAR.
of Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Rug. 105.12, Fueiefi
626cooker, dishes and pictures. Phone
FOR SALE—3 good milking cows,’
barn of hay, 1 suntan: mice In.
THE NORWALK mom a co.
your car take it to ,
5 ROWAN or. Em NORWALK.
TEL. 399-13. *
tire our special, , ty.
When you haven't any more use for
Smash-ups and ears damaged by
Mrs. w. n. Tristram. 878 ms; Hill as.
.v‘OR SALE—Brand New Bathroom.
:56. Syphoncloset, china lmdown
tank. enameled bath-tub and lavatory,
with all niehebplated fittings; special
big bargain, white celluloid water»
closet soathfi. Soldenberg 00., 645
lrd Ave., between 38th and 37th Sts.. ‘
New York.
niture or household goods, call or
write to Em. Na order is too large
or man to ntnttutiom
ATTMON !
If you want to many nu:-
44 WATER ST. —- TEL. 903.
FOR SALE.
The Van Hoosier pr. rty at Cran-
nue. corner. of Grumman avenue.
House 8 rooms, large barn and about
3 acres line land. For particulars.
ASK JOHN '1‘. HAYES.
7 Main Street Non-walk
' FOR SALE
7 room house. recently redec-
orated, inside and out. Modern
improvements. Two minutes-from
Main St., Norwalk. Reasonable.‘
Building lots in East Not-walk.
——_‘
'LEROY D. DOWNS,
INSURANCE a. REAL ESTATE
Phone 1661
123 WashingtonSt. So. Norwaik
L
FOR SALE—SIX ROOM COTTAGE
All improrements, “within 3 minutes'
walk of railroad station. Terms rea-
sonable. '
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
5 Railroad Avenue Phone 35'
ESTATE.
Under and pursuant to an order of
the Court of Probate for the District
of Norwaik, authorizing him thereun.
to. the subscriber hereby offers for
sale all such right. title and interest
,.
r~——-———o.-‘. ...-..
l".‘.\ ! fit
it periencmi. Louis
1: , Depot Place. East. Nor-walk.
TO LET
Hm to take care of 10W
limi'ilig' boiler and make
., t... ".'l_\‘ useful. State wages
‘ ‘ .» ‘2 «‘85 Boiler, Care flan;
(i-irls, finishers ang but-
.ewers on children's coats. Must
Greenherg Kc
as Samuel G. Lockwood. latc- oi Wil-
ton, in said District. deceased. had at
the time oi his death, in and to the
toilowind described real estate, to
wit: ‘
FIRST TRAGI‘: .
The homestead consisting of 106
acres, more or 1e55, located in the
Town of Wilton, at Nod. so called, and
bounded: Northerly by land now or
iormeriy of the City of South Norwalk.
and by land ,now or formerly
George Whitlock; Easterly by high-
way: Southeriy by land nor or former-
: H. i:i-:.\"r-—’l‘o May 1, a modern ly of Truman Smith and land now or
i w, beautifully furnished, large formerly of James Comstock. and
1...: . mum im- place, 4 bed rooms. westerly by land now or formerly of
in': .i'ltl mirn toilet. Garage fo‘r' two James Comstock and land now or
. r 'iuii‘izn Mitchell, 3 Eclipse Ave. formerly of the City of South Nor-
LI"‘" .. walk.
in Llal _. lhrw‘ rooms. with all im‘ SECOND TRACT:
|> . nivnis,
~- ,3: till},
including heat,
40 Fort St., E. N.
for
Containing 30 acres. more or less,
and bounded: Northeriy by land now
'14» !.|‘1'i‘ 'l‘wn connected furnished
nil improvements. for light
~ LM-lnng. Inquire 30 Lincoln Ave,
Iwgi'i’y
it.
;t. Jim-unlit.
or formerly of Abram Fitch or land
formerly of the. heirs or devisess of
Samuel D. Olmstead, deceased; East.
erly by land of Laura St. John, wife of
Jonathan C. St. John; Southerly by
l‘ , 2’.
\v- lg,“
. Phone 1732.
i if: --i rooms. with all improve-
.. mtvr Nov. lst. inn. 9 Bay-
iand formerly of Orrin Jenninerand
Westerly by highway.
For particulars and terms. apply to:
IRA 0. GREGORY.
'Hn i #1!
. So. Norwalk, Conn.
Light, steals heated loft and
i ' Mt, location in town. Inquire
‘r ‘imh's Clothing Store, 12 So.
Administrator.
ORDER TO SETTLE AC’CCUNT..
manner or NORWALK, as. PRO-
BATE COURT, October 26th, A. D.
iii,» . i
r” vi‘ 2 or
:1! root,
' i' 4 rooms, fiectrlc lights,
V 1, z and cold water. Heat it re
m $18 per month, including
to light. Suitable for a small
3 only. Inquire 101
1922. , ..
late of Nor-walk, in said District,
, de-
ceased. .
. t-t‘; «.1 rooms, with improve
I ~ ~. :11 Taylor Ave. Call 13‘.
o'clock forenoon: and that all per-
il. iii Ill Avenue.
M
Nmmnt furnished rooms,
luixiivszo of bath and other W631-
inquire 22 Taylor Ave. “3“
"iii"! 5;.
tin Hill Road.
"(I Mile 2 rooms, 88.50 per month.
"'U fii‘lNTA—In desirable lecality, m
we
,nawspaper-,havigs a, circulation u
said District, at. least five'days be.
let day of November, 1922
HENRY ‘W. GREGORY.
, , Judge
Ems groan.
h tore said
7"
- Apex-axon
Weather Force”; ‘
l'nr Nuruutlk and vicinity: Fllli‘ to-
Itocky mountails.
is lower in the
marked change
sot-lions.
u "curly an districtsmurmg 1‘ " ._
"" 1““ tWidow-four hours mot-Jim '7 '
1.... "a... may
has occurred in m
AIM little more on
Corner will open
‘ .3 Rnrth‘uain'
drugstore. ..
This . location
bury, Located 4““ in ' ewtown "9 Junk. paper stock or metals of any
kind. sell it to Julie Bros. and. m
w
87 Fort St.
J. M. LAYTON a 00., INC. 7— ,
of,
ESTATE of William R. Lockwood,
ORDERED, That the trustee under
the will or said deceased exhibit its
account to this Court for adjustment,
at the Probate Oillce in Norwalk, on
the lat day of November, 1922, at 10
sons interested insaid .matter may be
I ,1 . notified thereof the said We wt.
1 "f 91 Connecticut Ave» near causethis‘order to be published in -.
tee
Saturday 199ml!!!“
street. 'nnd'er needs .7
central and 'Mr.
a . , ' . . wk ._ *
READERS. summon !
I! you have second hand furniture.
ill see the reason why.
Write or Call.
Foot. Nor-oak Conn.
Telephone 09.
MRS. LOUISE GARFIELD
- Teacher of Modern mncins
Studio—66 West Ave, Boa» Nor-
walk. Telephone 1888.
Now Is the Time for
ROOF PAINTING -.
This can not be done satistactory in
cold weather. so don’t wait. '
We specialize on Asphalt Shingles.
Slate, Asbestos Shingles, Tar and
Gravel and Built-up Rooting, iron and
Copper leaders and Gutters.
Thatcher One-Pips Heaters.
THE NORWAJJC ROOFlEG 60.
Phones 8955-3875:
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION. *
Bosch & Eismann Magneto Service.
All make; 0! Manatee. Generators.
Starters and Battery Ignition: repair-
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
All Work Guaranteed at Bowie
Prices.
119 South Main Street
Telephone 346.
The Elite Shop, under new manage-
ment, Walsh and Brennan. Special
scalp treatment. shampoolng. manl-
Curing. permanent waving. hair bob-
bing. curling. permanent hair dyeing.
trench American waving. new clay
pack. water waving. marcel waving.
hairdressing. face massage, hair coeds.
47 Wall street. Norwalk. Conn. Tel.
2566.
NAG! 8808.
Local all ion: distance tracking of
all kinds. Plant moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Dali) trill! to
New York City“ Bandits stunt
11 Cedar Street. Phone 318
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away for
half the price while I am paying the
full price for junk. l‘also pay 1c a
pound for rags.
* J. EFFRON. ‘
5 Hui-bank St.
AUCTION .
7A. C. Heramer, Auctioneer, will sell
at Public Auction on Tuesday, Oct.
31, 1922. at ten o’clock A. M... on the
premisesof Mrs. M. L. Pence, 201
Westan Ave, Norwalk, Conn, (West.
port ,car passes door). household fur-
niture, consisting of live-piece Sold,
silk upholstered 'paflor suite. ’excep-
tionslly fine carved oak dining mom
suite,» suitable for a large room or
club, including side-board. china clo-
arm chairs, large oilvpaintod. screen.
cal-93d oak library table, walnut soc-
retary and book-case. couch and cov-
er, large, pier mirror, two walnut bed
room suites complete. hair and cotton
mattresses, plilowa, walnut avfoldlng
fied, miscellaneous chairs, , lockers,
ttands, sbfapiilows. vandal“ of
Records. cabinet, flower stands: 8
number of fine oil paintings and‘PiO-
urea. om and china. .._. 9W... . .. Wire“
amnesia carpets, earpetaveopers.
kitchen table, dishes, utensils,- canned,
Jruit, fruit jars, garden tools,,etc. The
more furnishings
.‘erms cash. -2. .-. . ,1
. .Pensflrdort':
Mrs.
her-
home or her son. Henry Hartman, as
Sesview avenue. last nighg gazed
ninety-inseam“ She is survived by
from the late -home at 2:30__ o'clock
Shier-day afternoon. Rev. E. C. Wen-
zel. pastor of St.
church anointing. and interment will
be in West Norwalk cemetery.
Boston. .
ball game with P
“Y. Nichols.
Tel 2560 So. Norwaik‘ :
set. extension table, six~"i:hnirs, two ,
are of tine «MW; ‘
’md are‘fn splendid * condition like . ‘
new).- Sage positiverlraln or: shine. '
All Kinds Tesm’Woi-k 7‘ 7, attest
Horse Manure For Sale. WM (mm 59m 5 ,_
.1... m; Jon: a!!! sealed with No L
65 Winfield St. East Norwalk 1’ attcr- ’
Ann street this :moming,
years. Shedo'med by two ms,
Arthur Ki .fliollninnd Harold Tolls:
both of all. city?- The'funernlwdll‘be
held fro'mth‘e las- home at‘3 o'clock;
on Sandi-.3 "attornoon.
Schooppl‘or om. Intermentvwlli,
be in Spring Emscemetery, Danna.
'showe r.
ity‘ which.
Scouts at t
gg'n'lzatiofl.
Kent hills.
Schenck en
been re
opened on
H. 'Richaxd
interior. .
The ban
. .
:ll‘uigt and Friday. colder combo: Alain-B43913 “WRWWMflW- .
m? ,‘ 7‘.’ “""m'h' Northwest winds. Dis- many and is enthused "with the idea "
s.»..{}”":"“‘ ““1 ““‘m’ 0*" NOW immune 91: . thaws; pull, to
or lul "n" M'm't‘sotu with anal-ea www.6b1319m81‘6‘nfliie! .
retrofit]! plx‘fiflsum tantrum,” “1D 1.9.330. . ' ‘ ' , ' 113313 ,
’ ~ v: z ,
mum in ismt weather has m- ,
' . y Mhsmn men I "
Willard. Von neininigen or ,
' Wilton'joined‘lhs’comrndes of the Boy
‘ he recentouvtlng‘oif. that. 'or-
no Cami?" Mohawk—Sin the
‘ -'l‘herc was a. R
the Town Hall,
Congressman
sed the meeting.
nent politicians were
tingent at a.
merit of F.
Sun
gational Clip
eW.’ W111 Dre”
ylted to attend.
will be a large
:Sons’ Day-U1!
.9
394 Mrs. milk?»
John H. Insular. formerly or Norwalfi,
, also at her homegdn Mirror-a. last
.atoht. She was” years old and is"
mowivodhy her husband: two dough- ‘
temv Hr“ Hear? Emacs or norm
sue Mrs; John "vent. of Bridgeport;
and endings, in. Mary Moore“ of
New l‘ork~nlt3".“‘ Moral services will
be new a: 10:36; o’clock. Saturday‘-
Bev. I... . J
m" Hartman
Frances. Hellman, died at the
son. .m mum will be uninitiali-
Peter's Lutheran
Joseph normal
The funeral or Joseph Horvath.
aged “years. can of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Horvath 0t Lowe street. will be
.held tram the late home on Saturday
afternoon at 2 o’clock. and from the
fiungarian Reformed church at 2:80
olcloclr, Interment will be in River‘—
side cemetery. ' _
of hits. Annie Carroll
, Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Car-
roll were held at 9’o‘ciock this morn--
ing ~from' St 'Mary‘s church.
Father Hurley was ceiebrant and Rev.
Father Qegnan. deacon .
the ”WestportjCatholic cemetery. The
pallbearers ‘ Were:
William Burr, William and Joseph
Barnum.
Rev.
Burial was in
Edward Benton.
~ ‘~”~—$fii‘-v --- _ . n >77
Funeral of B. T. Sandi-up.
Funeral services for Barthel I. Gan-
flrup or New Canaan avenue. will be
held at. 2 o'clock. Friday afternoon.
from the late home. Rev. George'B.
Tompkins will officials and burial will
,be in Riverside cemetery.
*WILTON'
Charles Ham-Cod of New York is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Lillian Minor.
.....—-—o
hirsl Julia. Lane. who has ., been
spending two weeks ln‘jWiiton has re-
turned to Norwalk. ‘
Mrs. Schenck has returned from
where she ottendcd the foot-
hliip ‘Schenck and
‘
Thererwas an extended thunder
Monday evening, in this local—
in the fall. prcsages mild
temperatures. { . .
South
7x
present;
tel-mined
luncheon at her home.
The Congregational church having
‘decorated, under the manasev
'1‘. Benedict. will be -re-
daynext. when Rev. 1;.
s, secretary of the Congre-
rch Building Fund Soci— . 'y . .
h. Allarecordinglylnr- ’ j . ..
' and it is hoped the-re \— .
Congregation to wor-
gmpjm' this ilnelycdecorated church
quot at , e
ofthe Y." H;
" "t “ mm» ' z~s «a > ~
~ ,_, - Mamfififlmwmfimmfiwwflfi: "
whomslnraitrsfmsicai " fi -f
am ’ ~ . moons-ringed on the"78chool Sys- _ '
The W 3! firmed» prom; an: or Connecticut". The lecture win“ ~.- ~ ‘
share onetmthfih Haw Newgmgm'placggt the home it! Hrs. 1-1. (3.
rs. - Schmidtlgw onmnmxm on ,
n . Mo October no; swamp. m- ,
Fm' Multimeter. ‘ 3110' succeeding lectures will take
lumen- mm m res-d.
- =mmmmwe at the ham '
MB4i
republican meeting. in}
Tuesday afternoon.
Schuyler VMerr-itt armrest, 7
,Four other prorn‘ié‘
' furs.
e visiting‘con-
, . "Emahm—xg r57- «Vi
the'Chanei. was a [great
191.13 end otherwise; 2“,»...
1mm pom
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,. m. . 7» m ' “SWOEEIVYQt-r
W13: 1. armature. .
menoomginnlonerrot edit-..
piece anthem!!! m
fluidity. November-719%. “theme
. M Q E W 3 J'Wolme‘
WOW” ilk-loner Was: m~
We»: Bridgeport Visiting Nurses’
0523*?”‘W' Bennett. «Ola mgr: ..
Egghm _ , Darlen.‘~ Subject: "Physl-'
Wet: Allen G.Irela;nd. M.‘D.. (ll-i
ram :- ”of "physlm oel’ education, and!
22:1?ng gastrimw‘s chum!“ m m. l ciflon. 7 '
.. ° ‘ I j' ll be in St. Mary’s ”day Who! int. n the home». «
“a“; “5"” ””3... Winsome»; Ben. EMAW * v ..
ans. sun-Ina. We. not. Dorian. — sumo "new mu. ,, m‘ nonrandom. Jos- F-i
Mrs. Sarah A.’ Toll ”W 13' roman TPWE" W - .- ‘7‘.’ momm ermreceived» 5“ 1
. 4 0 es. widow 0! Mrs Harry Hull»:- "consulting matron, mt m anonanagvsm ‘ “8' lit-“05113.0 '3
Henry ’nollea. died,” her home. 20%MM;M;.WW , WW~€I 1333“ Row ‘3
mm m, .31.,th3:
rlcn. ;‘“'sii$3ept:; ,. {'State Government
in; Connecflcutsjnnd Coming Issues at
InhereQ"fiiaflornen." Sneaker: .Bnt-h
namamom. executive seem-
tm, connecticut Lougue» of. Women
Voters,
{Fr-idem January 19th,.at the home
grams Barbara'We'ed. Post. good. D...
subject; “State Gout-lament
and How Our lows drew-Made."
Speaker: Florence mm- Kitchen.
director of citizenship, Connecticut
league“ Women voters. . .
Anyone wishing'io secures. course!
ticket rosy do so hyapplying 1.9 Mrs. :
Vietor Blast; 84 ‘Eaaol; avenue, Nor--
walk. Single tickets may be bought
at the door the day of the balsam;
Course tickets. $2; single admission, l
nrty cents. - ’ , ‘ t
It is to be hoped Nowalk will co- ,
operate with Darla-n in making this.
lecture a great. ’tvsuccess.
scum son oer. groomers ,
' name swarms, a mans.‘
At a. recent meeting of the School:
Board of the South Norwalk Congre- _
gational Sunday» School reports were’
heard from the {our delegates which
attended the State Summer School for
Sunday School workers at New London i
in June.
The four students were the,
oniyrenresentstlves or the schools or 1
Norwnalk attending, this being the?
second year of the three year course.
Next year it is planned to send at!
least two~more mortise same school. 1
In order to raise funds for this;
purpose the members 0‘ the Sunfmer ,
School Club are arranging a sale of
Homemade food to be held. Friday!
in the basentent of the church.
this time homemade breads, cake,
pies. etc, will be sold at reasonable
prices, and the entire proceeds used
for this work of Christian education.
The four studentavwho attended the
Summer 'School‘were the Misses Rose
Jesse, Olive ”Webb, Edna. Bradbury,
and Hester Havens. The President of
thecmb for the ensuing year ‘15 Miss
Rose Jesse and the chairman of the
Funds Committee- is >Miss Olive Webb
who is in charge of the mod sale
Friday. '- “
Dr. Samuel H. Huntington, ‘medical
examiner. figured in a slight, automo~
bile accident yesterday afternoon. Dr.
Huntington wafitbnacking his car from
the curb"ln {rent of the uptown rail-
trolieybame alongzand struCk the rear
end of the autographs. The trolley was
operated by "Thomas garrigan. The
back of'the Ford was bent find a. mud-
lpoliCe. >
we mainta
dist" '
where as the Outstanding ,8.
Suits"oquuality. 'j We gears. ‘
every. suit of Clothes bought’h ,
C.
‘ Connecticut Deparunent of ~ '
thotinraento-rplnnt' mnefore" the
Darwin Tulips, Hyacinths and his:-
coast 8329 here’- _ p; ,
Moe'ipi’inalde plantingjo be grown
in fibre: or'pebblee are: in this “ship-
meet. ll'yon have never planted
beaks; sum the, habit ' now and open
the douche a now charm and beauty
to revel-in... animations -ij'or, inside or
outside :hulb' resting soon 7
assumes. W , ‘ Dupes at 58~Van ,
afternoon from 2:30 to 6:30 o'clock:
At ‘
Otherrrmnderful va.
“They costnomorfe at . ..
IHAMER‘, i7
,“ Attention. ' 7
here with
T mwv
FOR SAIE :
Very desirable lot on ~. ‘1
front, at Marvin Beach—cornea?
River Drive and Alden Avenue.
One of the very few left. “
J.-M. O’BRIEN.
Real Estate f— General 1m
43o. Main St. ’
‘ ALL. j ..
This risjthe'place to selectithé.
new 'VIC‘I‘OR RECORDS as
they are announced as well as
the Victor Catalogue Records
which hitherto have been hard
in Hereaeompleto Stock or
VICTOR -REBORDS.
‘ Pam-rs ,
.5. . . ,
.é» . \ ./’ hr » 1‘33“? ‘ r,
. .AD.J‘ GO. ECO. l ,
20-121mm HeinStrcet.
...‘..._
~ "e soon-l MAIN 3.11358
03139618}! ;
Agent for Page 8; Show, Mn
Tilford. Green Seal. and
Candies. ‘ ' ”
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