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'- i?“ e 8 REO p Specnfic Problems 0 f the bureau
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l ’ 1 Cars wagm" - , ; Different N a t i o n
. " REPAIRING AND OVERHAISIJNG , . o s . h z . .
‘ t-Pms A“ WESSONES Guarding gamst 1010p onlc ,- H e a rd in London
’ HAYDEN V ' ' ,. 3' Comm”
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um 81' AVE. ~ NOR-w .. ixortising yesterday occupied thei
S VICE STATIOX PRO-‘13 [08‘ ’third day of the international adver- i
I; I - tising contention. which‘ was devoted 1
for the most part to departmental:
E conferences. In each conference. l
: :‘pfiakers from the t’nited States. the l
l, llominions of Great Britain and from g
. ‘ r‘tbcr countries described the speci—;
,1 lie problem under consideration from I
V ‘9‘ . the particular aspect it assumed in a‘
i‘ - Before the picsezit~day tuL‘L's “0:0 cnce' will be created. single nation. mg gpnera] discussion. 5
: later developed comparath ely little The only satisfactory arrangement therefore. prescnting the problem i
‘Glenbl‘OOk conll. trouble was experienced with “mi- each individual socket on some sort from a. world point of view. I
—‘ crophonic" noises in the receiving| of elastic resilient base. Leaders of the convention express-f
Ina" Your Car dlflerent? Haw circuits. but with the present tubes; In Fig. 1 and 2 we have shown ed ”‘6 opinion that ”1“ conferences.‘
in submit some data on coles- such as the WD-ii. \VD-lz. L'V-lDithe wrong and right way to, go this year “,Oum {mm me has“ for
“schemes and costs. Your In- and L'\'-'_'01 A considerable troubleiabout this. Mg 1 is so obuousl) the an immediate “ppmng {or advertls-,
gantry Will be valued. is encountered which can be traced;wron}g inlctlhocl tkhat linharir‘ilabulfleGET: ing on a universal Scale and would!
“11' Ill“. to the tubes themselves. and it pays‘worti \\ ii e ta ing e r allo the [’nitcd States delegates to .
.!‘ mfioAAutOmObn. Pm“ ' the listener. in the interests of quiet i mention it. but many people have bring to hm," upon ”19 delegates:
I pmucl'o-Gole‘nb operation. to take steps to preventtfastencd sockets this way thinking; of nations not yet hihgly developed
. ~ I shocks from reaching the tubes. lintkit “grill mslula'tte Ullel 21.11:: ”finialong adwmsing “nos ”1’ modem
5 c 5. “ions y i w . w.- . . . . . . -
' OLD CARS The microkphonic “935651 so-c:f1lltc;d.:(a:sp the socket is connected rigidly ,ln:.r;l;‘::\(if,l;:’:f{:l°€;£:dt2:13:
‘ are caused y the \l ration o lo. . I he W‘ . l ‘ . . ~. .“
‘ ‘ ' . 4 1‘9 ”1" base 1‘3 means 0 I ‘ ‘3ch ‘ because is! the rapid growth of New-
: Sell Your Old Cars to the elements in the tube l‘CSJltJlE from t and the sponge underneath pert as or interests m ”w . departmental
‘ BRIDGEPORT AUTO a shock. !no real purpose. liter-tings especially bccause of the»
5 W It you have a set completely builli l‘lg. 2 is the correct way. Before . oppnrmnm- ”1...; orford {or (1,591”-
. 3 RECKING C0. and wish to reduce the nmsr‘a re-'pluv-ing the socket in the set {85:°n:\rngxnn “7...; m... mos; important
I 1310 North Avenue 32:38Izhgngrjslit‘fwijgg the 5M 10 :( :lhber 51‘0"“ 10 in» base, Th" = :is in: i‘Dn\t‘nt’l. it has declared.
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Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second-Hand Parts and Tires to Fit
Any Make 0! Car.
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CLIFFORD '
SHOE STORE
. Cprtlo—Date Footwear
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8.. Green. Prop.
‘. (Formerly with Max Levy)
Shoes for the Whole Family
Moderately Priced
. as so. Main 5:.
gBetween Oak and Center Sta.
3 BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
So. Norwalk.
the method llrplclt‘d in l~‘ig. 3.
the set. using one at each corne
ticeabln. help. but will not entire]
solve the problem, bm-nusc althouz
the table on which the rcccixcr
live as ever to any blows against tli
cabinet itself. In othnr “owls,
long as you don't hit thc r0cei\v‘
cabinet. you will not be troubled par
ticularly with microphonic noise. bu
cabinet it is probable that in trrfer
is to adopt
Herc;
we hare placed rubber sponges unrlcr‘
This arrangement “‘lll bc a \r‘ry nn-‘
the set is insulated from shorks from
is
placed, it is still just about as snnsl-i
it you should happen to strike the:
way to do this is to tie it on
“uh thread by using a needle. run-
ning it down through the mOUnting
hole in thn socket. through thc
sponge, out at the bottom.
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3.
h i ends of the ll’ll‘f’n-l togvther and tie.
ln mounting the sponge to thr-
basn. a Simple “av is to simply glue
it on. However, if this does not work
n!“'£‘li, 3nu can easily run a
M'screw down the opening in the tube:
r: socket, and screw through the
—"sponge into the wooden base. as
t3slioo'n in Fig 2.
Cowrtzht. 1924. by the. Amnrican
-J Radio llrlay League, Inc.
THURSDAY.
‘Daylight Time.
HERSHFIELD
, Daily Service Between
" ll New York and Norwalk
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PADDED VANS FOR
FURNITURE MOVING
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4 26 Concortl—SE-Phone 294
South N orwalk
N. Y. OFFICE
201 W. 20th St.
- Motor Transportation Co.
- LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Chelsea 8059
‘“'EAF—.\cw York City—192.
RADIO PROGRAM ‘
land tall-ts.
7 p. m.—Sport period.
9.30 p. m.—l‘alisaries Park orches-;
4 p. rim—Rhea lmvlrl)‘. soprano. tra. - .1
4:15 p. m.——-.\‘:lvlio liskln. pianist; Uni“ p. m.—Harry Hock Enter;
James I“. Nash, tenor. Italnrrs. .
4:45 p. m.—}'ihca Leddy. sopraw 1“".iu
no.
5 p. m.——Sadle Eskln. pianist; Jas
F. Nash. tenor.
5:30 p. m.—"(‘hildl'cn‘s Hour."
6 p. m.—\Vahloriairtorm axon-77*
MUSIC.
7 p. m.—-.\ilri-n'cck 5":\'ICES.
7:520
pianist.
7:55 p. m.~——"The Modern Cave oi
Alladin."
8:":
pir‘nist.
p. m.——Rudolph Thomas.
p. m.—Rudolph Thomas.
traito.
8:50 p. m.—“‘EAF Conccrt group.
10—11 p. m.—~\‘lncent Lopcz's or-
chestra.
"\\'J7.—N0\r York City—$55.
CHARLES J. VARIAN
ing a Specialty
. S FRANCE 51‘.
. Phone Bis-1:2 Norwalk
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Firem'oo! Building and Concrete-
NOR\\‘ALK, (7r.
1 p. m.—.\'athan
tra.
4 p. m.—Eleanor Gunn's (ashlar:
talk. '
4:10 p. m.—Daily menu talk.
4.3” p. m.——l-iclon C. ltoslze.
prnno.
4:45 p. m.——"The Progress of the
World."
5 p. m.—Helen Meyers. pianist.
'4:
:30 p. m.-—-.\lnrkct reports.
South N orwalk
Lunch
so. MAIN srREEr
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QUALITY poop
PROMPT SERVICE
I SAM. T0 1A.M.
REASONABLE PRICES
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:00 p. m.—Concert orchestra.
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7:20 p. m.—l“inzmcial develop-
monts.
7:30 p. m.~~Concert orchestra. cli-
rect.
S p. m.—-—VVeekly French lesson.
fiz30 p. m.—“’anamaker concert.
9:30 p. m.—"Safcty Talk." Chas.
E. Hill..
924" p. m.-—'.‘:'Sth Field Artillery
Band.
10:30 p. m.—0rchestra selections.
"Vat—New York City—40.5.
8:15 p. m.——-"A Night in India."
“VHS—New York City—360,
L NOTICE.
. The property owner who smiles
when it rains has a good roof.
WE MAKE THEM SMILE l
The Norwalk Roofing Co.
117 WATER STREET
Phone 887—2956
Mosquito Net
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for 8 yd. piece.
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as Washington St.
Flock only. regular price 25c yd.
.sp‘edal, 19c yd. or $1.50
' The N. E. RYAN CO.
dint a Short Tillie Only.
N ORWALKS’
803m; IAIN ST.
M2978
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Nadir) Parts at Cost-Price
' IC COMPANY
10—11 a. m.—\\’omnn's Hour.
:15 p. m.—Popular program.
:30 p. m.—-!\‘[usical program.
:45 p. m.—Chorus Girl Letters.
:55 p. m.——Al{red Dillln. pianist.
:05 p. m.—.\leta Cooper. sopra~
auunu
no.
4:15 p. rim—People‘s Popular Corl-
cert.
5 p. m.———Swanee Syncopators.
6-7 p. m.—Olcott Vail! Trio. Jests‘
Apple Crop Better;
Peaches Good Too
WAKEFIELD. Mass. July 17.—
Conditlons up to July 1 were much
more favorable than the average for
the apple crop. the New England
crop reporting service announced
today. and 13 per cent better than
last year. The percentage of nor-
mal condition on July 1 by states
was: .
Maine 88. New Hampshire 88. Ver-
mont 87, Massachusetts. 82, Rhode
Island 84, Connecticut 82. all New
England 55.2.
Earlier varieties were
better than later ones. with
and McIntosh mostly a moderate
crop. The report pointed out that
the. crop “is yet subject to several
unmeasured influences which may
alter the present outlook very
much."
Peaches were reported a. good crop
in Connecticut and Rhoda Island
but light in Massachusetts and vir-
tually none in New Hampshire:
reported t
Baldwin
é‘mrmc- . In:
K :hose tac ry is in this town. .Mr.
H . ' . orman succeeds the late Robert
Pagapjdytg hue noticed. ’ P. Perkins. A quarterly dividend of
eddy Jones; 3150 per share was declared.
“That the older they are
their bones."
8:30 p. m.-—Bculah Rowland. con-I
Abas's orchcs-J
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partly because the commission found
that in many instances the class
rates within that part of official
territory known as trunk line terri-
tory,
and Central and New
and New England
higher for shorter than tor long
distance over the same route.
be announced later.
-—J. F. Norman
been elected president of the Blge-
low-Hartfo d
Norman hashes.» general manager,
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p. m.——Roscland Dance or-t‘
'chcstra. - l
., ll p. in.—l-‘ritzi Layton. BuddyI
1i’rt'uli. Syhia Brown. in song-.
i 11:3"! p. m -—(‘triginal James Boys,
, ' “'1 "1—30“ ark—105. l
j 7 a. m.—G_\m class. I
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.3» p, m.—l::mm:t De Lyon-Leon-I
Ear-cl.
soprano. 5
45 p. m.—Mrs. Charles E. Dull.,
‘ rcau‘cr. i
'l .'l p. m.—Orchcstra. i
l 3 p. m.~0rchostra of S. S. Presi-
tdent Harding.
' 3.3” p. m.—Emma De Lyon-Leon-
iard, soprano.
l 3:45 p. m.——.\irs.
rcadcr.
i “.13 p. m.——Talk. :
Rf.“ p. m.~—'l‘om Soopcr's orchcs-;
‘ tra. l
1‘ 7:20 p. m.—I‘lcsume of
sports.
i '“'GY—Schcncctady—(lso.
6:3“ p. m.—urgan recital. Stephen
llolsclair.
p. ni.—-.\ltislcal
ert_v llcll chorus.
”\"BZ—Springlcid. Mass—337.
6 p. m.——Lco ltcisman's Ensemble.
61:30 p. m.—Sor.gs by Bill L‘oty and
,Jack Armstrong.
; min p. m.—l.vo Reisman‘s orches~
' tl‘a.
Charles E. Dull.!
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the day‘s"
E.
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program. Lib-
! p. m.——lsaseball results.
.30 p. ni.-—Bedllme story.
p. m.—l:2arl Oliver. harytone.
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"KDKA—Pittsburgh—lmfi.
6:30 p. m.—Dlnner concert.
7 p. m.—Baseball scores. dinner
concert.
7
:30 p. m.—Program tor children.
5:15 p. m.—Instruction in inter-I
national code.
6 p. m.——~Children’s hour.
S p. m.—Piano recital
R30 p. m.—Musical program.
9 p. m.——Dance program.
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To Investigate Rate
East Of Mississippi
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“'ASHINGTON. July III—The
Interstate Commerce Commission P
today announced an investigation
into class rates within "otticial terri-
tory," which includes roads east of
the Mississippi and north of the
Potomac and Ohio Rivers.
The investigation was instituted
between trunk line territory
‘ . England terri-
ones, and between Central territory
territory. are
Dates and points for hearing will
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HEADS CARPET! COMPANY
THOMSONVILLE, Conn., July 17.
of New York, has
Carpet company.
Mr.
and.
around up the outswle. Pull the too‘
single'
General counsel for the
pl‘css. Ho :iiso rrsiznori th
grectornte hold by him.
I'nitod States Rubber
.30 p. m.—~.\iarie Rice. soprano. Atchlson, 'l‘vipeka
road Company.
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Crew of Warspite
s p, m.~Baseball scores.
ms p. m-—Bascball SCOWS- rLruoc'rl-i Trig l l 1'
8:15 p. m.-——‘l:.1rm program. , esm- . ' I I. . U y “—1
' _ . :. l-u-rs of the crew or the Rr'ti '
“12.11:; m.—Conccrt l‘) hDI‘A or- \"arship \Varspltc. yesterday it“s:
11 p. m.—Concert Elie llhodman cup. presented to the
. - - ritis fl et ' -
“RC—“ashlngton—409. e by Admiral liugh Rod-
,man who commanded
ish in the last
war.
Lat-h battleship in the Atlantic
fiont cntorcd one cutter and the
l‘
the regatta
slated as champion of the fleet.
commander in chief of
ithat there was
llasm shown in the race
co-operation and friendship between
the officers and men of the United
States and British navles during the
combined service in the
GEHEBE’S.
"IT’S HERE m as HOUSEWARE"
2 —
Medical Council to
Aid Vets Bureau
WASHINGTON. July 17,—Ap-
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pointment of a council on medical
and composed of
nineteen prominent ' physicians, to
aid the \‘eterans' Bureau in improv-
ing its service. has been announced
by Director Hines. The council.
which will visit various centers of
throughout the country.
will hold its first conference with
hospital attain.
S ' Gen. Hines and Dr. E. O. Crouman.
medical director of the Bureau. in
\Vashlngton. July 20-24.
The council includes W. C. Rap—
playe, of New Haven. and G. M.
Kline. Boston.
Sandals — Rubber Heals
Women’s Pat.
At $1.95
One of the specials at our
unloading sale. Many others
on display in the store.
Keeler’s Shoe Store
len of prolilv'ms of :ldulntago on an;
International In’lSlS, the proscnt con-
] (me or the most important d"-
[partmcntal lilt‘rlIHZF, that of bus-.
trivia resrnrch which mtludcs the
PALM BEACH l
—and—
MOHAIR SUITS
$10.00 ‘
Palace Clothes Shop
13 No. Main 80. Norwalk
problcm nr industrial and commeriral
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'nvlvunwigv, v.31: :uidrcsxod by Gordon
Sr-lfl'ltlgu- :in Am. l'll‘llll who first in-,
troducml to London tho idea of de-'
pnrtmenl stoic nrl“:llll;lgi\ on .1 larzc
Stnlfl. Speaking on rcsclirch in mor-
.‘Il. Salft'iiizo said thr-
‘PV‘OI‘I'WD ot' hurling material to atl-
\rt‘lsv- “:1: a great one. lin had
{mind that the manner of presenting
‘tzoorls. cspm tally to a skeptical public
.vchlln'iislniz.
surh ll.- of London, rcqulrr‘d the
{tried nr :trl\°l‘lislhl: of the highestE
.1»le pr. llc tho :gh llicrv was a Vir-
>213: ll- lti before advertisers on this.
.lil»_lrw t or l‘ftfif‘di'I h.
lST ANNUAL
JULY SALE l
PIGGLY WIGGLY
12 mm errant.-
NORWALK. '
‘Wiu by
can.
Hours 9-12 and
Keep Healthy. Wealthy and
Taking Natursopathic
Treatments of .‘
Dr. Theodora and A. P.
Schrieter
79 Washington Street
—Phone 1032—4
INDEIED Pill; \‘.‘| “-5 ‘
All ads are runny“:
proper clamflmavr are:
ulu- Sentinel sly p r, L,“
1-8 P. M.
CLASSIFZ
Daily rate p
REFRIGERATORS
$18.00 "’
ALEXANDER’S
50 So. Main Phone 3560
insertions:
THE TEXTILE
STORES
Six Days
Three Days
One Day
.. .t-s
Reduced Io $1
OTHER TUB
$1.35
HEAVY STRIPE!) TUB SILK
All
than 50 cents.
Count live avcrage
line.
Charged ads “1‘.
telephone and :f '
seven days (rc'n : ,
scrtlon cash ratc- um“
.75 “L
SILKS
rd.
its.”
4%
Washington Street. South Norwalk
Wall Street. Norwalk
Ads ordered fr’ tzrre
and stopped
s,:..
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times the ad azr-v.“
‘ ‘ SAVOIA'
Lunch and Restaurant
Is Now Open at
54 South Main Street
Our Former Location
We Continue the Hotel and
mcnt made at 3‘0
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F. H. BAXTER
DBUGGIST
Special rate 1;:
upon request.
Diningnoomatmloamm.
\
' Refrigerating and
GOLDEN .
OPPORTUNITY %
SALE
——It——-
GOLDEN'S
Washington St.. 80. Norwalk
1 o sorrrn MAIN STREET A
iAgent for Page in Straw, Park & A'B‘C AU Index
-Tllrord. Green Seal and Russell's , ~ .. >
Candles. AN'LOL‘ALEJLENTS‘
1—Deaths
_ 2—Cards of Than”...
l Largest Stock of Befngerat- 3—ln Memoram
itig Machinery and Supplies
in the East.
THE
POLLEY
EASTERN AGENT S
ARCTIC ICE MACHINES
SERVICE ON ALL MAKES 15—310mm tats '
4—Flowers
fi—li‘uneral Dirt-ctcru
6—hionum-‘rts. C939
1—Personazs
9—Souetlee azd 1.1?qu
JO—Lost and Foam
l AUTOJIUTI \‘E—-
A—Automol :.e .‘igtfta
11—Automobnes .I‘f.‘ Eu
13—Auto ACCRES-"lr‘!
1‘.G3788t5—-.‘.L3 s "
tes'
Supply Co.
1 T—XVanted —A L’
BUSINESS SERVIL
NOW; GOING ON
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Wall St. Shoe Store i
All: S-‘Ifrldcfi was {OIIOW'TI by
Wall St. Norwalk I
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lHal‘t'j.’ lmlcht Smith 0! Cleveland
‘and liar \‘anco‘of‘ Now York. ‘
Tho nowspapcr
Cornell-ls \nlltlt‘TI‘lIl on the
305' ot‘ the rublozvl nwspapflr
L. “C t‘layliorn of Mllivakeo.
Malcolm Muir or Nun-
York.
speaking lmfme tho in-lusfrinl advsr-l
tiseis, said that
thr- industrial mar.
(got: in tho I'l‘il‘Wl S'utos SllII oil.
rel-pd tho \t'lvit‘sl uppnltunity to th--
ntl\f‘:’tls"l‘s but lfzi: it \v.ls ll}?"."ll.'l'<'
local nmrlw: lll “Ili‘ll the Il..lll‘l!‘l(~
tlircr was most interested and which.
arivrrzlscrs necrlml
exct‘ullvos hoard.
suit-
anti:
most to develop
'DAVEWWS‘
All. BUSlNl-‘SS
FOR girlish
SHIV YORK, July 11—)”. Daxis
announced today that in order
gin" it's tlnviltitlfld al'entlon
patch ho had rl-‘trl‘minv‘
r
C
to
the cam-
d to S“\‘t‘t' all
Sometimes we wonder if- every-
body really appreciates the mod-
them.
Expense.
l-smcs Hoot
«CAME ro STAY-WE'RE
leaves on: Ill EVERY my
1r? .
a
ll
rn conveniences that life offers
“'9 can will comfort and
ontent to your home at small
The Nash, Raymond
and Dean Co.
2 F'LAX HILL ROAD 0
of his loge: and businrss connoi tions.‘
His lmv partners \vcrc notified {iP-i
cordingly of his withdrawal from the
firm of Stetson. Jennings. Blissrll‘
and l’tails.
Among other eniploymonts stir-i
rounded by; Mr.
ltrnis was that or:
IXSSOClIlde
e, onlv lil-
namt‘ly in the
Company. ‘hc
and Santa Fe Rail-
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk.
Win ROdman Cup
the Ameri-
an fleet operations with the Brit-
todman race is the supreme test of
. the winning crew being
Admiral Sir John De Robeck.
the Atlantic
messaged Admiral Rodman
the. greatest enthus-
for the tro-
commemorate the
(wt,
by which will
Phone
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THE COLEMAN QUICK-LITE LANTERN
The Coleman Quiclt-Lite Lantern is
on your next trip. Brighter than 20 oi
mlt that's some light. It. will give you
where yous-ant it. Lights with
no soot. no odor. has mica. globe.
rain-proof and bu
BO-NO
Kills Moths
Use BO-NO .to kill moths.
bugs, mosquitoes and ALL
insect pests. Sure but safe.
.Protect your home NOW.
Stop in TODAY.
Albert D. Morgan .
Washington St. Phone 667 ‘
Just the thing to‘take
matches—no wicks. no
won't blow out. It's
goproot. can’t spill even it tipped over.
South Norwalk
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Prompt 1
Delivery . ‘5
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'with you
you'll ad-,
“Slit you want any-
trimming.
windiprOOf.
1 style all lanterns
all the
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JAM.
WOUSTER & DAVIS
WUOSTER
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. S. Pat. Office
1115 MAIN ST. BRIDGEPORT ‘
Send (or Booklet on Patents '
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w. DAVIS
37 No. Main St.
REF RIG ERATORS
”me 314.75%
M. Gutkowsky
Opp. Congregational Church
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29—Repalrlr.g at:
so—Talforlng and Pres.
ll—Wan'ed—Eusneu Seals
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Phone 419
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