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Kinds-Joann and supplies ‘
4‘ vim—Household Goods
, 60-Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
I . Gil—Seeds. Plants. Flowers ' ,
3,; fee—Wantea—To Buy " ‘ '_
:zaooms AND BOARD— ,.
‘3‘ ell—Rooms for Housekeeping
' ' Ila—Shore and Mountain —- For
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,‘gfif‘gaflW' g; g: nouns FOR SALE—1924 Coach,
. , """""" ' ' _ 1924 Coupe. 1922 Coupe. 1922
he advertisement taken for less Tommi; All in A_1 condition.
than 60 cents. Will sell in exchange for Fords.
Count five average words to the
line.
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telephone and if paid at oiflce with-
in seven days from the first day of
insertion cash rate will be allowed.
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special rate for yearly advertising
upon request.
A-B-C 'AD Index
anuounonunnrs—
1—Deaths
2—Card of Thanks
3—In Memorinm
tw-Funer'ai Directors
s—Monuments. Cemetery Lots
9~Bocieties and Lodges
Ill-Lost and Found
{AUTOMOTIVE-—
A~Automobllo Agencies
11—Automobiles For Sale
12—Auto Trucks For Sale
I‘ll—Auto accessories
li—Caragewutos for Hire
it—Motorcycles and Bicycles
li—Wanted—Automotlve
Til.
913-8usiness Services Offered
Iii—Building and Contracting
1~Dressmaking and Millinery
—, xii—Insurance and Surety Bonds
. Zb—qruCRing—Storane
fit—Painting. Paper .ng. Decorat-
' ing
.. as—Profcssionsl Services
-' Ell—Repairing and Refinishing
so—Taiicring and Pressing
' tl—Wanted—Business Service
lion—Employment Agencies
32—Help Wanted—Female
‘ss—Help Wanted—Male
4—Help—Maie and Female
85-Soiicitors. Canvassers. Agents
Ill—Situations Wanted—Female
FINANCIAL-
,4 38—Business Opportunities
40—Money to Loam-Mortgages
INSTRUCTION—-
,. 43-44000! 11181111611011 Chill“ moving. ii-ton Mack dumps. 100
9 44—Musicai. Dancing. Dramatic Conn. Ave. Phone us. Daytime:
v'g5.Wanted—Instructlon 9 804 14 Nights.
LIVE snoop. ‘
47—13031. Cats. Other Pets CONTRACTING -- much work.
grading lawns, drives, roads.
43—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
so—Wanted—Livc Stock
USED CARE-We have them: come
GRADING—Lawns mowed.
LAWN
UPHOLSTERING~and
NAG! BROE—Itcrsge. All kinds
1
28, 1925.
a
Marches’ Through These Collin-mg Hand
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobilaas For Sale .11
PABSBOORS~N0. 28015 and 30972
Finder please return to So. Nor-
walk Savings Bank.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale 11
ESSEX COACH—Used only five
weeks: run 1.000 miles. inquire
at 2 Union Park or Phone 19.
1925 Flint coupe .......... $1,150
1025 Jordan scdnn ........ 52.000
1925 llupmo‘nllc roadster .. 8900.00
1924 Oldsmobile, is passenger Sedan
5400.00
.... ......
culinmcn JORDAN.
Phone 1146-18.
in and look them over; all makes
to choose from; in good condition;
make your own terms. P. J. Di-
Pietro. 9 West avenue. Phone
3616. Open evenings until 9.
sosmnss SERVICE
Business 50er Offered
AUWIONEER
Joseph A. Angione
Tel. 1165-1! Norwall
BOSCH MAGNE‘io-Jul makes of
magnetoes. starters. generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition for Fords and all other
care. 119 So, Main St. Phone us.
IS
Ishedges
out, cesspools cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. Full-
ler. 8! Taylor avenue. South Ner-
walk. Phone 8778W.
OUR CEMENT WALES
A Specialty.
SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
Rowayton Ave. Phone Norwalk 2541
LAWN” MOWEMardens plough-
ed and cultivated. Work done by
up-to-date machine methods.
Phone 8515. Fred Hamilton.
HOWERS SHARPENED-
Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-
Alpha Plating. Works. 94 Day
street. South Norwalk. Phone 950.
WOOS’I‘ER AND DAVIB
A. It. WOOS'I‘ER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
once.
1115 Main St.. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
cabinet
work. Picture framing. mirrors
and upholsterers‘ supplies. Chair
caning etc.. A. Bcrgstrom, New
I. 0. O. F, Bldg. So. Norwalk.
local and long distance trucking.
‘Piano hoisting. . Special vans for
Trucking. ' Sand. gravel. clnders.
Loom for sale. Elisabeth Law-
ton. Phone 201. Darlen.
‘ RCHANDISE—
51—Articles For Sale
liar-Barter and Exchange
Iz—Bonts and Accessories
bs-Building Materials
.54~aniness and Chloe Equip-
‘ment .
SS—Farrn and Dairy Products
fill-Fuel. Feed. Fertilizer
57—Good Things to Eat
We sell them and we hang them
Paints, Window Shades. Varnishes
Painting, Paperlng. lmwrnting 2e
WINDOW SHADES
BOILERS ll SOMEBS
.61—Machinery and Tools
62—Musical Merchandise
62-s.—Radio Equipment ;
64~Specials at the Stores
- (ls—Wearing Apparel
8-10 Railroad Ave.. 2 Wall St.
. ' Tree means “A
SCIENTIFIC
TREE
WORK
Phone 272
A. n. EELLNEB.
Westport.
67—Rooms With Board
Painting. Papermg, Decorating 20
as—Rooms Without Board
, 70—Vacation Places
r Il—Where to Eat
, 72-Where to-Stop in Town
73—Mnted—Rooms or Board
PAPER HANGING-400 double roll.
Painting; reasonable; work guar-
anteed; practical painter. 11
Haviland street. South Norwalk.
Repairing and Refinishing. 80
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT—o
“ll—Apartments and Flats
75—Busineu Places For Rent
76—Farms and Land For Rent
WANTED—Chairs to re-seat.
Price
reasonable. Phone 2855. Edward
Chance.
,77—Houses For Rent
‘ 'lB—Oiiices and Desk Room
EMPLOYMENT
Rent
Help Wanted—mom 32
’ Sl—Wanted—To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—n
' R—Brokers in Real Estate
'. sz—Business Property For Sale
- 83—Farms and Land For Sale
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—on
power machines. Apply at once to
Henderson & Ervin, 17 High St.
Norwalk.
. 84—Houses For Sale
ss—IMs For Sale
lee—Shore and Mountain - For
Sale
. ' 81—Suburban For Sale
ss—To Exchange-Real Estate
SALESLADIES—Wlth or With out
experience in general merchandise
line: permanent position. Apply
Mill Outlet Store. 124 Washington
street. South Norwalk.
EMPLOYMENT
run EVENING Summon—so. NORWALK, CONN.
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and Tenths.
LIVE STOCK
Dogs. Cats. Other Pets
FOR HALE—Genuine White French
Poodle $10.00 White Mountain
canary with cage 85.00 also young
l’nrrot $10.00 with cage $17.00
inquire at store 15 Van iluren
Ave, Norwalk.
45
Horses. Cattle, Vehicles 48
ed and nut in good conritlen..
irwo FINE SADDLE HORSES—-
._..._.
six years:
1’. I.
With three saddles;
will sell on easy payments.
Di Pietro. 49 West avenue.
\
Poultry and supplied 49
LIVE POUIERL—Kiiisc and dress.
ed while you wait. P. Romano.
first class service. Phone 5558.
Live Poultry Market. 15 Chennut
otreet..douth Norwalk.
LIVE STOCK h‘
Poultry and Supplies
HUSKY lean! CHICKS—Barred
and White Rocks. Reds. mghornei
Duckilngs, Wishbone breeders.
laying hens. poultry supplies.
Also, two Airdale puppies for sale.
Phone 405. Weston Live Poultry
Market. 58 Main street. Norwalh.
MERCHANDISE
Articles Eur Bale
HOI'SEHOLD FURNITURE —-- for
sale. To so cheap. Good location
49
51
for rooming house. 48 Flux Hill
Road. Phone 3701.).
VULC‘AN GAS RANGE—For Baler.
Large size Vulcan range in good
condition. Call in morning. 52
North Main St. llanford Block.
Phone 1373.
Boats and Accessories 52
DINING ROOM—act :50. One par-
lor table and two chairs to melon
530. One puriinn oil stove with‘
oven 820. One bed 310. 2 kitchen
chairs $2.,One dresser 58. Mrs.
Wm. Mnllivnnb. Brookside Court
off Flax Hill Road, So. Norwalk.
58
sunning, Material
ROLL ROOFING. $1.00 PER ROLL
-Slste surfaced. 52.00 per roll.
C. A. RANSOM.
Dept. 15.
527 Concord, Ave. Cambridge. Mass.
Wanton—'10 Buy 55'
FURNITURE—Second hand. bought
at highest prices. If you have any
Junk or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. Call or write
H. Jeffee. 81 Fort Point street.
Phone 419.
Household Goods 59
MATTRESBES. PILLOW! —- Cush-
ions. made. renovated and repair-
~ ed. Phone 817. Norwallt Mattress
Co., 49 Franklin street. South Nor-
walk.
ROOMS AND ”BOARD
l
The Moon is in Apogee the 18th.
Compiled from “Tide Tables of the Atlantic Coast of the United States." Issued by,
odeiio Survey, giving the time or
HIGH WATER AT WILSON POINT, NORWALK HARBOR, CONN.
The figures at the left above the day of the month give the time of High Tide for 'A.
1, below for P. M. The figures at the Right of. these give the ngglit of Tide in Feet
The Moon
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Without Board on
FURNISHED—lwom. next to C. C;
K. factory.
Van Zant St.
NIGELY FUI lSHEl) ROOM -—-
With steam rent and hot water.
Keeicr Bldg. .156 Washington St..
Mrs. Brown. 8.0. Norwalk.
gloom: lor uousclocplng
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS——
Also. single rboms with heat: rea.
sonable. Burner. 88 Woodward
avenue, South Norwulk.
THREE Ol't FOUR ROOMS—For
light housekeeping; furnished or
unfurnished: flno private house;
gas. light. hath, steam treated:
also. garage; reasonable. Call
2041W.
Wherewswpln‘lown 12
HILL TOP INN—Offers its spacious
dance pavilion for dances, get-
togethers, etc. Conveniently lo-
cated. .Catering service. Bates
reasonable. For particulars phone
2301.
REAL ESTATE 1’08 RENT
is
APARTMENT 'l‘O RENT—All con-
veniences. Bath. electric light,
Sunny. Garden- 78 Fort street,
L‘ast Norwalk.
FIVE ROOMS—On 2nd floor. All
improvements. 5 minutes walk
to C. 8; K. hill. factory. Inquire
M. A. Santclla. 25 or 23 1-2 First
St.. East Norwalk.
Y
Apartments and Flats
FIVE ROOMS—With all improve-
ments; near business center of
South Norwallt: reasonable rent.
Inquire at N. Fromer’s. z Hartford
place. Phone 1626.
FOR RENT—Six rooms and bath.
electricity and gas. hot air furnace.
gas heater on boiler; all newly
painted; Osborn avenue. East Nor.
Norwnlk. Inquire Rogers &. Stev.
ens. E. Myrlck.
FROM OCT lei—Six or seven rooms
all improvements. 74 Spring St.
or phone 1416. -
HIGH CLASS APARTMENT—Slit
rooms; one and two baths;
sun parlor; garage: all improve-
ments; $75 up. 33 Seaview ave-
nuc. Phone 2745 Norwnlk.
ROOMS—All improvements also
bathroom, 28 Madison St. $20.00.
Inquire Joseph Sioman 102 Wash-
ington St.
3
ROOM—apartment with all mod-
ern improvements at 4 ‘ West
Washington St.
ROOMS—At 21 Webster St. All
improvements. Inquire at 23
Webster St. Phillip Slom‘ansky.
. Houses nor neat 7!
SIX-ROOM HOUSE-Caruso: all
improvements: 27s Flax Hill road.
South Norwalk. Inquire 271 Fla:
Hill road. or Phone 3482.
6
90—Auction Sales
' ill—Legal Notices
EXPERIENCED—tailors wanted on
Help Wanted—Female as
silk robes, Bsbhor Co., 127 Wash-
ington St.. So. Norwalk.
TEE SENTINEL allows
As an accommodation
extension of its public service.
a”; CREDIT
to 1b“. a
SEVERAL GIRLS —- For
general
housework: good wages. Twin
City Employment Bureau, :4 Wall
"street. Marshall Building. Phone
1242.
Help “Inlet-Mala
88
CLASSIFIED
'ADVERTISERS
who are telephone subscrib-
ers. Bills are mailed
promptly on the date of first
insertion with the excepflon
that in view of the courtesy
extended they will be paid
BOY—with working papers to learn
CHINESE COOK—Wanted. Wages
show dog business steady work.
willing worker wanted only. Dar-
ien Boarding Kennels.
a
390 month. Apply at Norwalk
Employment Agency. 90 Wall St..
Norwalk. Phone 2568.
before the seven-day cash
discount has .xplred. The
FINANCIAL
continuation of this policy '
is dependent on the co-
operation given by the public
in minimising collection ex-
pense by prompt payments.
n.
FIRST 0: SECOND—Mortgage loans
Money to ban—ddortgsgcn so
made. Buying mortgage. Easy
terms. inquire to Wall St.. room
Booms With Board. 5'1
ROOM AND BOARD —- In New
Canaan. 5 minutes walk to R. It.
station. All modern improve-
ments. telephone. electricity. etc.
Call 340 after 5 P. M. .
Rooms Without board 58
FURNISHED 300M — In also
home. with due surroundingn: for
one or turn gentlemen. Central-
ly located. 0 Cedar St.. near West
avenue. Phone 435.‘
DESIRABLE furnished roomat the
De Malay Club. 1 Elizabeth St.
References required. Call 3670 for
ESPECIALLY WELL BUILT HOUSE
BRAI- ISTATE 5'03 Sm
Houses For Sale
84
STROUT SUBURBAN SERVICE-
Branch of, Strout Farm Annoy:
cells over 5,000 properties a year.
Branch Office: 68 Wall street.
Norwalk. Phone 3058.
THE TAMMA’NY AGENCY.
Real Estate and Insurance.
123 Washington Street.
Phone 5544.
-—-Wlth four bed rooms. living
room. dining room and kitchen;
information.
KITCHENE'I‘TE APARTMENT —:
Furnished. Ready for occupancy:
about Oct. 1st also 2 double rooms!
suitable for two gentlemen,
Wall St.. Norwalk. Phone"1496.
NICELY FURNISHED—front room
for one or two gentlemen. Cen-
lr‘ly located. in private ‘fam-‘
ily. Phone, 1410 or call at 74 80.1
ml
505. Fulfillmflonm
Main St.. So. 1541:17th
.l
92 . .
IIHUSE 0F SIX—rooms, bath, elecc
K
all imprt’vements; centrally locat-
ed in best residential section: will
be sold at a bargain as owner is
leaving town. 11'. E. Darin & Son.
61 Wall street, Norwslk.
lrlclty, city water, steam heat.
splendidly furnished.-flheweii. On‘
Highland avenue near trolley line
All conveniences. 11,
is in Perlges the 1st and 29th.
the
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale 84
NEW ii ROOM—house in Norwalk.
All improvements steam boat, op-
en fire place. Lot 50x150 pricc
56800. Terms.
ALFRED K. or. JOHN.
Real Estate.
11 Pershing St.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE - Centrally
located in South Norwalk: good
condition and reasonable. Inquire
The Fudge Realty Co.. 155 Wash-
Pholie 3331.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
in Hand With Opportunity
river THIRTEEN.”
TRlES JAIL
M o N E Y Professor Gets Arrest-
on to case fro Housekeeper-s
rmmpii private, no
i. Beneficia'tl‘
,9 Gang;
24 hours after making a limtion, the men
. is in your hands. , pp - ey
Beneficial Loans are between husband, wife and
ourselves. No endorscrs required.
Only lawful interest. "You 1' in
instalments. ' epay easy
w. W Dr 'phme
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY '
Room 203, Rogers 81. Stevens Bldg.
27 Wall Street \ Phone 2-7-0-5
W'M" . Senora-yum
Isl-nus by deem-ad Headed to tbs Public
FOR SALE.
4 New Houses Colonial Architecture
__n[_
SHORE FRONT PARK
“The Garden Spot of Norwalk”
For. your Protection~Fully Itestricted—~Boating—~Bathing
~Fishing. o
Electric lights, gas, sewers and telephone, one minute to
South Norwalir Station by automobile. r
Houses and Lots Sold on Easy Terms
One House on Water Front, 6 rooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage,
all improvements. '
One House on Siiore Front Drive, 6 rooms and bath, 1 car
garage, all: improvements. ‘
One House on Shore Front Drive, 6 rooms and bath, all
\ improvements.
One House on Shore Front Drive, 7 rooms and bath, all
improvements. '
Salesman on Premises or
Sterling Furniture Co., South N‘orwalk
lnl
REAL ESTATE—For sale—100 dol.
lars down. balance 15 dollars
monthly buys a lot at VILLA
CREST MANOR. Wesiport. Aux,
Nora-elk. inquire WALLACE i’.
VOLLMEII. Tel 2431.
Wanted—Real Estate
REAL ESTATE—Wanted. Houses
or other property for sale. List
with MacMiilan, 01 Winfield St..
East Norwalk.
Attending Show,
Tire Is Stolen
A spare tire was stolen from the
automobile of John Waecnsky of
Edgewood avenue. while it was
parked in North Main street last
evening. Mr. Wasonsky’ was at-
tunding the show at the Palace
theatre.
PONTPONE ENTERTAINMENT
Owing to sickness at the Home
for the. Aged in Westpori. the after-
noon of entertainment planned for
tomorrow by the liver Ready Circle
of the Klnge' Daughters ill be post-
poned until some futur te.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Insurance
and
Real Estate
J. M. Layton & Co.
(Incorporated)
5 Railroad Ave. Telephone 35
South Norwalk, Conn.
_
Gong-our winter's supply of
coal in before it goes up in
price—with cash which we will
lend want! you pay back in
,easy monthly instalments at
legal rate of interest only.
No - bonus, fee, 'or‘ service
charge. Confidential and con!-
teens.
Money may ,be obtained the
same day applied for.
ThePublic Loan Corp.
.30 Wall St.. Room 203
Norwalk, Conn. Phone 3031
FOR SALE
Six room house with bath. fur-
nace. etc. 1 car garage. Con-
veniently located. Cheap for cash.
Fivo room bungalow in suburbs,
with bath and city water. Good
location.
Clair—t. co.
‘ Realto ---Insursnce
‘ Phone 830
\
17 So. Main St.
north of Howell estate. Doggctt,
Islam» 141% . ’ '
ll. *
ington street, South Norwalk.
Phone 559. ,.
fans For Sale 85
hue. was quickly extinguished by the 3
Robertson was starting the car at
8:45 a. in. Sunday morning.
I; e In
A deep, hole has made its a pear-
EAST NORWALK
CALL FIREMEN ~
TO FIGHT BLAZE
nncc in the car trucks at Ens ave-
nue and You Zunt street. The hole
is the, result of, hcavyutrafflc passing
ovcr the drainage system, causing
tin: pnvcmcui to give way.
Q 0 I
ed to Find Out About
It , .
on. LEVINE IN mason. ‘
OSIAIIA. Nob, SOpL. 28.——Dl!-
g isiug himself with n. beard a week ‘
o d and n dirty pair or overalls, Dr. ,
Victor E. Levine, professor of bio-
logical chemistry and
. Creighton
days in jail here to learn at first
hand the effect prison diet and con-
finement upon the health and men-
Hc learned to drive a car one day
,and the next day ‘mnuaged
arrested for speeding. A jail
fence followed.
Even his family did not know he
was in jail. :is be told them he was
going on a vacation in the moun-
lnins.
He found the jail meals terrible.
lil’lf‘l will use the .‘iindlngs of his uni-
quo investigation in his class-room
work this year.
. - ’ 4 J
nutriton at
spent nine
l'nlverslty
attitude of prisoners.
to be
sen-
.iciing on the numerous com-
plaints, voicing the need of an offl-
(‘t'l' ill. the linger Ludlow school, the
Police Department ordered a. patrol-
man on duty from 8 until 9 a.~m..
beginning this morning. Due to the
heavy traffic at the school intersec-
tion, parents have roared for the
5111le of their children and have re-
qucsli‘fl police protection many times.
Milan was taken Saturday, and the
oiliccr was on duty this morning.
O O I
[N AUTOMOBILE
Traffic Officer Is Posted
At the Roger Ludlow
School to G u a r d
Children
A ll re. resulting in silent damage Al ii'uncvarl, captain of the Calf
to the, Studebaker coupe. owned by , Pasture Life Guards, announced this
E. B. Robertson of :31 Sl‘ll\lt‘\\' nvc- ! morning that the guards were tak-
‘ing steps preparatory to Closing their
building for the. winter.
5 D
timely arrival of firemen from Masai
flower station. The blaze was (‘uuucd The cool ivllicr in the month of
when the “mine backfired n5 Mr_‘§~-pivinlmr has no terrors for some
MEXICAN SOCIAL LEADER 1N MOVIES
,v ..
for
Dolores Del Rio, Mexican society leader. has collected an elaborate
wardrolxe and gone to llollyvvmnl to enter ihc movies under. a com
irnct held by Edwin Carcws She is believed to be the richat girl in
Mexico.
patrons of Calf Pasture Beach. Yes-
terday afternoon a dozen bothers
were soon displaying aquatic prow-
ess in the waters 0
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Patterson of
Winfield street were visitors in Dan.
bury yesterday.
U
Several complaints have been made
to the police about
grapes in East Norwalk.
Yesterday Patrolman Louis Brehm
rounded up several of the boysand
brought them to the downtown po-
lice, station.
Their parents were notified and that
boys were ordered to appear in the
Juvenile Court thi
. C
The condition of Mrs. Christopher
Fay of Osborn avenue.
burned by an e‘xplosion of the oven
in her gas stove last Friday. is re-
ported as much improved today.
l t I
The new service station at the 'cor-
1 nor of Cove avenue and First street
is nearing completion.
. of the station proper is up, the drive-
~g ways and sidewalks are now being
' laid.
Johnson & llnnlon‘s' service station
and Will be opened this week.
I C t
The Sunday School party iron 1)
the Advent P, g y
brought out a large attendance.
3 C 8
Rev. Arthur J. I’cnncll of the
East Avenue Methodist Church re-
turned to New York after a week-
end visit with his family at 30 Row-
an street.
Mr.
have returned here after a visit with
- William Leverson. Jr. and family of
Newark, N. J.
Frances. accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Leverson home for a stay here.
0 ll! 5
RD. Marley. Gregory boulevard.
attended the Syrian-American ban-
quet in Danbury yesterday. V
t it! I
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill of Rus-
scll street. visited in Brooklyn yes-
terday, ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hodges, Villa.
field
Bronx Sunday.
Theatre Men Sign
New .Union Contract
Contracts between David Esterson.
manager of the Regent nnd Palatine
Theaters: Arthur Torris of the Rial-
to Theater and Norwnlk Local. No.
479 of the International Alliance of
Theatrical Stance Employee and Mov-
int.r Picture Machine Operators of the
United Silica and Canada were sign.
cd Saturday.
The contracts. rfl‘cciivo from Sept.
~ 1. 1925 to Sept. 1, 1920. will be for-
warded to the. general office in New
York for endorsements. after which
ihoy will llf‘ rciurncd to the respect-
ive tlieaireé.
Norwalk Local. No. 479. of I. A.’
T. H. 1.}. will hold Ila regular meeting
_l"ridny evening in the Central Labor
"we “nihilism oust-mm
f the Sound.
O
O O
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boy! stealing
a week.
a e
who was
The building
The slnllnn will be known as
inn-ch, Van Zant street.
the children of the parish
l_‘ t
and-Mrs. William Loverson
A granddaughter.
‘ O O
ct
street. were visitors in the.
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Norwalk Chronicler