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Muouuesamsrs
parted his life December
may his soul rest in peace.
MRS. M. J. BARBER.
83 Butler St.
Straycd. Lost, Found
REAL ESTATE. FOB. RE; 1‘
In Memoriam 8 Apartments and Flats 74
IN MEMORIAM THREE ROOMS --~All improve-
in loving memory of my beloved
husband Michael J. Uarbcr who de-
28. 1925.
10
meats. heat. light and gas furnish-
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South Math St. South Norwalk.
‘ 7 LARGE ROOMS—with all im~
movements. 72 Spring St. One
minute from R. R. Station. Phone
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Slight touch of brown on edge of
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88 stNo' eta—.5 rooms. all im-
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est Office Block.
MODERN-#Froom apartment. first
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W. R. AUSTIN Business Places For Rent 75
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CHEVROLET SALES '& SERVICE R. R. Station. Suitable for light
wmporg factory work or storage purposes.
Telephone 1418.
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DAILY RADIO? PROGRAM
glee club will
audience from Wll’ at 8:00 in
Year’s Bells." will
orchestra in
Year's eve prior to 100
lar comedies. “Blue Paradise"
"Little Jesse James.” and Wll’
band.
Leading East Stations
7: 15 P.
8: 00-World Wonder excursion.
8 Jib-President studio program.
10: 00-Movlo broadcast: organ.
11: 20—Suppcr Club orchestra.
8 9-—WGR. BUFFALO—940k.
8:00-Samo as WEAF to 11: 00.
og..w
2
6:15 P. M. —Laiaycttc trio
7:30-—-W GY program to 9:00.
9:00—Reclts hour.
10: 00—WGY orchestra.
11: 30-0rgan with WGY.
8: 80 P. M. —151nner orchestra.
7: 30-Org an.
8: 00-808 rano. pianist. violinist.
9: 00- W AL ensemble.
mOLSTERING—mnd cabinet
work. Picture framing, mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A Bergstrom. New
I. O. 0..F. Bldg. 80. Norwalk.
Cleaning. Dyeing. .Bcnovuting 20
name Hilda—New our No. the
'old' “one cleaned blocked and
trimmed. Looks swell Who did
the Job? Th6 Practical Renevst-
lug Hat Shop. 1119 Main St. 5.
Norwalk Conn. up ‘1 flight stairs.
_ s sstisfled‘customcr «Is our aim
Moving, Trucking Storage 85
OUNUEMENTS—
arouses and Surety Bonds ..
9 making—Stones-
. ,fEmploymeut Assholes
ip Wanted—Female
jese" opportunities
~_ y to Loan-snorting“
9
tantamount...
TOOK—-
' Cats. Other Pet
.e Feed. Fertiliser ‘
Thing: to Est ‘
0 Condo
WANTED—Experienced ‘ shirt tore.
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds lo-
cal and long distance trucking
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. 6 ton Mack dumps. 100
- Conn. Ave. Phone 318 daytime:
804-14 nights.
‘anrtoynmur .
Help Wanted-Female 32
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER
-—Wuntcd. Apply Box 247 South
Nurwalk.
FIRST CLASS-Shirt lroner. apply
in person. THE CRAWFORD
LAUNDRY CO. 435 ll‘all'field Ave.
Bridgeport, Conn.
REFINE!) YOUNQ LADY 0r young
married woman with some spare
time to do clerical work. Need not
interfere with present employ.
ment. Address, 1?. 0. Box 1164.‘
New Haven. Conn. '
Two NEEDLE OPERATORS-For
sleeve piecing. sleeve inserting and
closing. on men's dress shirts.
Steady. work all year. Ideal condi-
tions and highest prices. Apply:
LE ROY SHIRT COMPANY. '11
Ave.. with all improvements—Price
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andSIBO each six months. Come in
and, let us show It to you
THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY.
Washington St. Tel 559
AUCTIONS-LEGALB
use: Notices ei
sonvnn'r NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. SS.
PROBATE COURT. December 24.A
Estate of Harold E. Holloway. late
of Norwailt in said District. deceas.
ed.
The Court or Probate for the Die-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set?
ll: 00~Dance orchestra
8: 30 RM ~Dinncr dance.
7' 00—Taiks; pianist.
8:005o rano. tenor: aeneemble.
Houses For Sale ~84
Business services Offered 18 run murmur AGENCY. ,
MARINE noron.—- overhauled. non Em“, and Insurance. 123 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Special soutboard motors over- Washington St. phone 33“, " ‘
hauled. 10 ,
FITZGERALD AWNING co. FOR'SALE. i‘ "‘.."“"
First & New Sis Phone 8080 A new. 6-room house. near ’East
FOR SALE
Two family house consisting of
eleven rooms. Centrally located.
Garage. . .-
lPrlce $8,000
Terms arranged.
FOR SALE ,
income Property
Modern seven room house with
every improvement. located In
5 Apartments
good residential section. not ,
water heat. sun parlor. etc. 2 Stores
Price $10,500
For these or any others consult Garage
‘Canty 59’ C0:
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly attest;
ed. within said time. will be debar-
red 9. recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to ,
GEORGE E HOLLOWAY.
Administrator.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
Court, December 15. A. 1).; 1920.
Estate of George F. Moultcn late
of Norwalk in said District. deceased.
The Court or Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es.
tale to exhibit their claims for eet~
tlement. Those who neglect to pres.
out their accounts. properly attest-
ed, within said time, will be de-
barrcd a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate IEre requested
like immediate payment to
, MARY M. MORSE.
Administrairlx.
we
Chestnut St.. So. Nervvaik. Conn.
lady for stitching. department.
Good opportunity. Tween-Hyman
Shirt Co.) Wailingford. Conn.
, :TWO ITALIAN BULL DOGS-Best
' FOR BALE-uUSED QPRIGHT PI-
33. slot enur- ‘one‘ to your home. an.
' sues Fox's way. easy to pa‘y'.
INSWTION
Musical. Dancing. Dramatic 44
PIANO , INSTRUCTION.
Conservatory course. Misc .1. De-
lies. Pupil of New York College of
Music. 6 Putnam Ave. So. Nor-walk.
Near'West Ave. . ,
LIVE 5170.01!
‘V Dogs, Cats. Other Pets
s'l'
pedigree, 4 months old. Inquire '
Mr. Mena 14 Day St. South Nor-
walk.
MERCHANDISE
Musical Merchsnalse 6!
FOR SALE—8775 SLIGHTLY USED
player piano. with rolls and bench
8816. Convenient term I. TH E
STUDWELL PIANO CO. South
Not-walk.
one. 885. THE STUDWELL
PIANO CO. Sc. Norwalk. '
GAYLORD PLAYER PIANOr—With
bench and rolls. 88 note. bisho-
gany mucous belie and action.
Bargain 0848;“ Free delivery. Act
quickly. call teddy. FOX PIANO
do. South Noemi. .
mics
We sell the following radios. Its.
dlolss. Screeneteredrhe“. ‘Atwater-
Kent. Bosch and Frdshmsu. Ilnell
out down on any of 'these re.
ALFRED FOX PIANO CO. '
L"? 023301121! ”0:311“ : .‘ ‘
one or two persons with
at without board. phone. “come.
the child's test questions which ap-
pear on the comic page:
left side of the telephone as the
speaker faces the mouthpiece.
five years age may be totally
.J' M. Layton & Co.,
Realtors-«Insurance
17. So. Main St. Phone 830 CONDITION
. , Monthly Rental $225
FIVE 'FYEARSAGO ‘ . '
change.
The insurance you took out
inadequate. today. Lotus bring
you up to date. ‘
a
Incorporated
6 Washington Street
Phone 35
BUILDINGS IN EXCELLENT
Walter R.Collings
2s soars MAIN eraser
9: 0 ncert proxr
7:00 Plti.-Visconti' s orchestra.
10: oo—Lluht Opera Co. Borogram.
1.00-Lntonla Melody Boya
12:1 15 AM —Slty Terrier (dance.
11: 30 P M —Wyllo' s orchestra.
6:00—Hollenden orchestra.
7:30—Studlo program.
moo—Eskimos with \VEAF‘.
10:00-Studlo program.
Il:00-—Ccllegian scrennders.
516.9-WcX-WJR.
6:00 P. M. -Goldkeite ensemble.
7. "00—Goldkette s 'Symphony orch.
Sim—Studio program.
(lo—Studio program.
8:00 [till—Seaside trio.
mull—Song recital.
348 6-WEEI. BOSTON—860k.
7: 30 P. \i. —lliusl cal.
8: lO—-Same as WEA
7: 00 P. lit. -Studie musical.
7: 30—Soprsno. pianist.
8: 00-Same as WEAF to 11:00.
11:00—liolel Simon orchestra.
6: 00 12.31. —Spltniny‘ s orchestra.
7280—- l. B. S. A. orchestra.
, 8. 30-Harplst. orchestra.
9:30—-Colored artists.
10:30-Popular orchestra
352.7—WWJ, DETROIT—850k.
6: 00 RM. -Dinner music.
8: Oil—Same as WEAl-
W63 5. NEW YORK-416.
7: 40 P. M —aner‘s orchestra.
8: 00»"Footlight and Lampllg ht."
Thursday, December 30.
The Catholic Daughters of America
entertain the radio
opening radio feature Thursday.
8:15 the Atlantic City string quartet
will give a recital from WPG and ten
minutes later WltVA will broadcast
music of tho lxiird Regiment Band.
The Williams College musical clubs
thlough walls at 8: 30. will Inaugu-
rale the season of college concerts.
At the same time a radiotale. "Now
be featured by
KDKA and WJZ will present Roifc's
music dotpictlnx‘9 Now
from WJZ. WGY and W132 the Royal
orchestra will plnv music of the popu-
broadcast carols and music by a banjo
Black lace type Indicates best features
All Programs Eastern Standard Time.
299.8—WPG. ATLANTIC CITY—100m:
M. ~0rgan. dinner music.
ans—Atlantic City string quartet.
8: 80 PM. -Carpenter‘s Statler orch.
WM K. BUFFALO—1130K
240—WBAL BALTIMORE—1220R-
10' .(lO-Contralto. violinist pianist.
-—WNAC. BOSTON—697k.
422.3—WLW. CINCIN NATI-T‘lilk.
) .
889.4—WTA M—C LEVE LAN D-770k.
DETROIT-580k.
Secondary Eastern Stations
275-WHAR. ATLANTIC CITY—5109M
a: th—Morganeers. Joy Boy of Song.
11: 00—Boston- St. Patrick's. hockey.
825.9—W5AI. CINCINNATI—920k.
212.9—WHK. CLEVELAND—4100K
475. 9——WTIC. HARTFORD—630k.
7:00 1‘. Aim—ll? ligiouu sing: lii'tisls.
8: Oil—~0li'lois: lluntcr pl'lscnintlou.
10: 00—»olillw'lil lllIL',\l'l‘ s ol'cllosiru.
05-WOR, NEWARK— 740k
1’. M «Shelton ensemble
, tho
"i 7: 004
8. Jill—lilldlb (:lll; mlvortlslug talk.
0: 00——llnacull»lo, pianist.
10: (ill—Quartet. string trio
1!: 00—Comulodol'a orchestra.
333.1—WBZ.
6:15 l?.M.~—Ol'l:all.
6:30—Allulus llouao orchestra.
7:00—‘112ll'kcts; organ.
7. .lO—Ol'phous mule quartet.
8: (lO—MISIOI‘iOus tl'llol. pianist.
9.00—Royai Salon orch with WJZ.
10.0.0-~V l'otlulsln. Violinist.
10: Ito—Denny's oullcstra with WJZ.
491. 5—WEAF. NEW YORK—6108'.
6:00 P. M. —\l'ulllorf dinner muslc.’
ll: iS—"Shlpwncllod on an Ice Isle."
7' 00—Mid-weck hymn slug.
7: 30—li‘amous literature characters.
8: OO—Rciie' 3 Novelty orchestra.
and
will
mixed quartet.
MOO—"Eskimos." banlolsts: quartet.
10' .OO-leflers; Henry Burr's artists,
quintet: string ensemble.
it: (IO-Lopez orchestra.
455—WJ2. NEW YORK—660k.
1:00 inn—Hotel Penn orchestra.
2' 05~Mcnu wall paper talks.
4: 30—Hungarlon concert orchestra.
reports.
7:00—Pcnnsylvania Grill orchestra.
8:00—Volce of Silent Drama.
8:30—Organ.
moo—E‘oyal musical
ts.
10:00-Old Man Donaldson.
10:30—l)enny's orchestra.
508.2—WIP. PHILADELPHIA—590k.
6:10 P M —Dinncr muslc.
6: ill—Markets: children's period.
moo—Catholic Daughters of Amerlca
Hour.
glee ciub.
8:85—Sclence talk: ilautist.
..900—>Carole; banjo band.
10: 05——Ben 1' rankllns orchestra.
10: (lo—MacDonald' a orchestra.
309.1—KDKA. PITTSBURGH—970k.
6:15 P. ill —thllo Symphony orch.
7: 00—-Farm program.
8: (JO—Wonderbox.
8:30—-“New Year's Bells.” radiotaie.
9: Oil—Little Symphony 'orch. .. soprano.
11: (lo—Dance pl'0gl'nm
379. 5--WGY.
11:55 A M -—Tlmc, heather. produce.
inl'm flashes.
2. 00 l‘. M —\ on Curler orchestra.
2:20-lic:llth hints: organ.
6: {lo—Ton Eyck dinner program.
7:30—WGY llook Chat
7: lS—llodio Four in the. Southland.
8:15—“Gciiing Acquainted with Mod-
(‘ll‘l Music." luluro.
Milo-Royal flour with \VJZ.
10:00——\\'th' concert orclu,
hymns.
Milo—Organ rccinl.
national
384.4—WLWL. NEW YORK-780k.
9:00 PAL—Violinist. tenor.
10:30—‘Cclllst. baritone. ensemble.
341—WMCA. NEW YORK—880k.
7:00 Pitt—Two orchestras .
8:00-o’l‘alks. pianist.
S:1iO—-Oislscilu’s surprise,
9:00-«Soloisls: Nutty half-hour.
lO:00--Soronullcrs.
11:00—McAlpin orchestra; songs.
12: 00~Brondua3 Night.
526 —WN VC. NEW VORK—670k.
7: 50 F iii. ~Songs. piano duos,
8' 30—Clayton' s orchestra.
9: iO—Old Timers program
9: 40-4 iolllllsl talks sou gs.
394 5-WFI, PHILADELPHIA-460k.
ii: 30 l’. M ~Allclphia orchestra.
lulu—Bedtime stories.
3200—3117110 as \VEAIT to 11:00.
461.3—WCAE. PITTSBURGH—650k.
6:00 l‘.M.-—’l‘wo orchestras.
7:30mxny—bce; book review.
8:30-—S:ilnc as WI'ZAli‘.
11:00—(Iovato's orchestra.
WCSH. PORTLAND—500.
'. " ‘ 8. ail—Williams Colic e musical clubs. 8:00 ital—Id 'c i . w t I.
It unit .5ch to base your Terms 10: SO—Wllliams Collegge dance. 10:00-—l§ulnc a; Wei-13m a Cl ~
property insurance on tasks
estimated five years ago. Pro-
party V 81110 S vary, “Ski? CALL, WRITE OR PHONE 3915
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its banks.
Thousands of people have been made homeless in the south by the
flooding of the 'llennessee and Cumberland rivers, and a number oi
deaths have been reported. Here are photographs from two flooded areas.
Above is Pinevllle, Kyi. awash to the heusetops; below is a scene on
first street in Nashville, Team. where the Cumberland river went over
7: iii—Queensland orchestra: musical.
NEW ENGLAN D-905k.
Sim—Song cycle, "Sutl's Ten." by
5: (lo—Stocks. cotton and farm market
comedy
SCHENECTADY- 790k. '
Leading Dx Stations.
428 3~WSB, ATLANTA—700k.
9: 00 l'lll.-Ccncert.
ll: ill—Organ.
53 FKYIW, (‘llHllCIAGO-JOOR.
8:00 1’ ill-— ‘um v our.
9: [10.190 Minutes of Good Reading."
10: lIiI—(‘lussloul concert.
11: .iU—~Uongioss carnival.
226—WBBM, CHICAGO—1330K
0: 00 l' ..M ~nghilmw ks; comic opcm
10: 00-»Olcllestms. pianist
11: (IO—Nighthawks; lzaak Walton per.
1":00-n—Coon Sandels Nighthawks
303—WGN WLIB. CHICAGO—890k.
9:00 1. M ~i~amc as WIS/1F to 11:00.
ll:00-—Sam “:1 Henry. music box.
12:00—0rgan: dance orchestra.
345aWL8. CHICAGO—870k.
8:00 PAL—Artists.
10:00——(lrcllrstra. trio. Hawaiians, or-
gan to 1 00 a. m.
447.5—WMAQ. CHICAGO—Wok.
9:00 PAL—Orchestras; singer.
9:30—Trlo; WMAQ players.
475.9.—WFAA, DALLAS-630k.
7:34 l‘.l\i.—-.loy's orchestra.
. 9. (lo—Soprano. pianist.
483. 6—WOC, DAVENPORT—620k.
8:15 [I‘ll —1.itllo Jack Little.
8:30—“1’lowboys'
9:00—Sanle os WEAF‘ to 11:00.
11' Oil—Soprano. tilo. Jack Little.
626—WHO. DES MOINES~570k.
8: 'l0 1'. M ‘—»Soprano. baritone.
9. 00-. \ir crusaders.
12:00-—Dance program.
47.5.9—WBAP. FORT WORTH—630k.
8:30 P.M.——l'lnlol'pcon Club concert.
10:30—Saxopllone octet.
12:00——Orgau.
eoe-wa. HAVANA—750k.
9:00 PAL—Oren; singers to 11:30.
374.8—KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—800...
10: 00 1’11 -—Davis's dance frolic.
11: lS—Who it game: features.
365.6—WD . KANSAS CITY~820k.
12: «15 A. M. —nghthawk frolic.
467—KFI. LOS ANGELES—G'lOk.
ll: 00 P. M. —~Drama hour.
12 .-00—-Selnl classical music.
1:00 A.l\1.-—l\iuslc Box Hour.
405.2—KHJ. LOS ANGELES—740k.
11:00 P.M.—Zoeliner quartet.
399.8«WHAS. LOUISVILLE—750k.
8:30 P.M.-Kentucky Cardinals.
MSG—Musical specialty.
9:45—Kosnir auditorium concert.
499.7-—WMC. MEMPHIS—60%.
9:30 Elli—ll. Sandldge concert.
361.2—KGO. OAKLAND—830k.
'11: 00 P. M -ol..iitle Symphony arch.
'1: 00 A. M. -—Lampkin' 5 Musical Bears
256—WRVA. RICHMOND—1110K.
8:25 P.M.—183rd Regiment Band.
9:45—Artlsts quartet.
426.3-KPO. SAN FRANCISCO-40%.
1:1 00 P. ilk—String quartet.
12: 00—Artlsts in Christmas program.
344 6—ch0, ZlON-—870k.
9'00 P.M.—Jun|er choir, mixed and
brass quartet.
Secondary DX Stations.
275—WORD. BATAVIA-1090k.
8:00 ELL—Orchestra; lesson.
10:00—Muslcsl.
37o—WEBH-WJJD. CHICAGO—810k.
8:00 l'.M.—-Orcll; theater hits.
9:00—Children’s musical.
10:00—Rccltal; trio: orchestra.
li:00——Danccl guitarist.
mum-Victorians: organ to 2:00 a. m.
266—WENR. CHICAGO—11301:.
0:00 P.l\l.—-Stl'lnc trio; orchestrs.
400—WHT. CHICAGO‘nok.
8:10 EAL—Organ; chapel services.
3: 45~Studlo features.
11: 00-Gloom chasers.
12:00—1’our Hour Lea
4115. 04—-WCCO. MINN..a ST. PAUL—720k
9. 00 P M. -Same as WEAF.
11: 05—-Traiflc safety talk.
11:30—Brosew's Lagoon entertainers.
526— WW. OMAHA—570k.
10:00 P.M.-—De luxe program.
11: 00-Brown' s Oklahomans. , ,
454. 3-KFOA. SEATTLE—660k.
11:30 P. M.-—Hawallans. ' .
11:: 30 “a M. —-Olch; Harmony Girls.
461.3—KFNF. SHENANDOAH—esok.
8:00 REL—Old familiar, tunes
.
“‘ICC BRIDGEPORT—285.
P. M.
7' 00-Studlo Program.
8: 30~Slring orclfbstra.
Ears Grow Long.
I.ONDON.——If the modern styli
of heavy earrings obtains much
longer. the women of Europe will
have huge cal-s. according to medi-
cal men. There has been a great in-
‘ crease lately in car-piercing. a fash-
ion that went out of style several
years ago when screw earrings weri
introduced. ’1110 our pierccrs are do-
ing a big business. I
wAdvertise in The
the best results. '
Sentinel for
ALL cans sror IN FRONT
or our areas
“Always Smoothing New"
THE SILK SHOP
Opposite the Mahackemo Hotel
. . 1
Railroad Ave. Phone 542-2
.AUTO ACCESSORIES
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our RATE raters
AARON KOHN
Peerless Sales Service
9 RAILROAD AVENUE
, 9
CONNECTICUT FURNITURE
INDUSTRY PROSPE'BOUS
Connecticut ranks second among
the New England states in the fur-
niture industry. according to the de-
partment of commerce. In twenty-
.nlne establishments in the Nutmeg
State last year. 720 wage earners
' received a total of 81,047,057 in wag-
es. and the .value of the furniture
manufactured amounted to 88.968.-
720.
Massachusetts. the leading New
England furniture state, had 7,884
workers in 191‘ establishments ' last
year. The value of her products to-
taled 888. 688. 6815. Vermont. ranking
~ third in the industry In New Eng-
land. had products vslued at 88,827.-
840: New Hampshire's productso‘lrere
valued.” 89.654.20.51 Maine's at 81.-
111.748; and Rhode Island's at
”10,849. In the United States last
year. 180.895 'wage'earne‘re were em-
played in the rurnltht'e industry. re-
celving wages totaling 8226. 200. 087
and manufacturing products valued
f at "88.145313.
BEERAGE MAKERS or
some CONVENE JAN. 10
The eighth annual convention and
banquet of the Connecticut Manatee.
turers of Carbonated Beverages. Inc..
will be held in the Hotel Garde.‘
Hartford on Monday. January 10.
the morning session to be called to
order at 10:30 o'clock. the afternoon
meeting at 2:30 o’clock and the ban-
yquct coming at 6 p. to. Registration
wili' begin at 9 a. m.. and the
meeting of the executive board will
Little W under.
Fuel savor
saved 20% to sen-8%
On Your Coal Conmihptton
SATISFACTION GUWNWM
Fitzgerald & Casey
31 Merwlhm st. rims sell .
be held at 9: 90 oclock.
D ring the morning session. ladies
attending the convention will make
a trip through the state capitol slid
library. Following the reports of the
officers W. Russell Green of she
Charles E. Hires company,‘ Philadel-
phia. and Thomas Moore of Minne-
apolls. Minn" will speak.
a
Officers of the state organisatio
eral Water company. Tllompsenvillei
Any Room Mo‘oliumxfla'xii'
Papal-ed Complete »
811.50
Hundreds of Patterns of mWsll:
' Paper to 0110 Fro
10c, 16c, 85c per roll
are: Harry Squirsky. Superior Min
president: Charles N. Carroll. flares
Beverage compan amt iden c
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_‘All our Paint-inc and Paper . 1"
Ha ng Fully Gus. Spiced
warren mgr.-- as
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