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watches. Jewelry, Optical Goods.
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Nail Nine-One Two and be will
molly and pay you 85c per
{or Wattles. 2512 per 100 for“
1 o a lb. tor rags and top notch
metals, uteathera, etc
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. 82 No. Main St. §outh Norwalk, Conn.
. Tel. 920. 1
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plies. Palatine and Pa
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.ifiloulh Namath. inquire Water
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«notched through 111‘.
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: “all'inaélilnery”; allowing “lit. ‘West
‘Oltester and Noithem Railroad Coin-
» other power so wish or its railroad
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'CGNBTANTINOP'LE, April 22—-
The Greeks and the Bel-vim today
concluded an remnant with Turkey
similar to that made between Bub,
sorts and Turkey by the toms all
which 11111111111113.1111. to be suspended
{or ten days.
The Grecian and Turkish govern-
manta also have 1131111111 to begin the
repatriation or Ti't'rkis'h prisoners of
war. The first batch of 5,000 has
been sent to the Turkish seaport of
Moraine in Asia Minor. The agree
ment st'iplates that they must not
lions, and that the Greek transports
must not be molested by Turkish war-
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“Vessels have best; placed at the dis-
posed of the Turkish government by
Greece for the conveyance 1 three
thousand mussulmans who sells to
emigrate from 81:10an to Scalanova,
in Oslo Minor.
VIENNA. April 122.——-8ome 16,000
Turkish ‘soldiers with whom are
Djavld Pasha and all his generals,
the remnants of the Vardar army and
refugees from the Fortress of Janina
as reported to have arrived at Flora,
on the Adriatic. north of the Port of
Minus.
The tugitives are said to be in a
pltiable state. Mose of the troops.
are ill and suffering from semi- starva~
lion They are completely demoralla
ed.
The whole of Southern Albania has
been cleared oi means or subsistence
territory and
inhabitants «everywhere.
bun—hon-
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puny to locate construct maintain
and operate by steam. electricity or
from White Plains to Danbury as is
in the State of Coniiecllout.
' 16m Proeoadln'no.
in the house t33i1yJa1vorable reports}
were received from committees 1113 lol-
lows: From the judiciary'n bill put-
ting Hamden under the law providing
tombs elections! general registrars;
from the puhlto health and safety
committee. a bill providing that ‘ali
purveyors or spring waters must first
obtain a license tram the state board
01 health and that such licensg’ahau
be renewed annually; a bill establish-
ing a board at examiners tor spoil
cents for the practice of mldwliery;
iron: the inmates co'ir'imlttee a bill
providing that the insurance commis-
also shall investigate the qualities-
tlons of all dre-lnsurancevugenu; a
bill allowing lite insurance companies
to hold the proceeds at life insurance
policies issued by them, in trust, sub-
ject to limitations named to; from the
cities and borough. committee 11 bill
establishing a board of finance in
Orange,
There we. shun-y over the bill to
repeal the harbors commission law.
Tholsenate rejected the lsvorabie re-
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NetiCel
To the Public:
Why not buy your
groceries 111/ 1 the
New England
take part in further military opera- '
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worthless ‘ 111111 “the insinb‘
knew 11111111. bout the 11111111111111.
Alcoa. or Ill? held. lavmd the rejec-
tion at the bill,- as dis illir. Taylor. or
Danbury. 1
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Altar Long and Good-Lite aRWort'hy
AWoman Goa-"to Her Raw-rd.
'Mars'aret Driscoll, wile 51 Select-
man John Davina, died 'at the Norwalk
from its streets. Mrs. Davina had been
and acquaintances
among her neighbors 111 Strawberry
She was always known as the friend
in need and now grist (allows.
The deceased was titty seven years
or age and is survived by her husband,
five sons and two daughters William
J. Davina John F Deil'ne, Eugene J.
Davina, Charles 113.; Davina, 'Mnurlce:
Deviné, Miss Helen Devinc and Miss
Mary Devlne.
The funeral will be held from the
late home of the deceased William
street Strawberry hill, Thursday
mot niug nt 9: 15‘ oclock and from St.
Mary's church at 10 oclork. “inter
men! will follow in. St, Mary's ceme-
tery.
Mrs. John Stevens.
Mrs John Stevens. oi. lisrisn, died
last 11lght,l‘10m 11 octane attack of
pneumonia. Her husband lies cl‘ld'
Cally ill at his home. Besides her hus-
band. the deceased leaves a sister
and several children. The 'i‘uneral ar-
rangements .h'ava, not been completed.
Mr and Mrs. Stevens were taken ill
simultaneously and two nurses have
been in constant attendant.
1-H}.— i 2: "I
, _ Thomas Vigilanl. .
Thomas Villianl, brother at Mrs.
Vinceil't G. Tito, of Monroe strsest,
died a low days ago in [.011 Angela
Calilornla. He was a former resident
ol Danbury, and was only- meaty-two
years at use." He is survived by his
parents and two brothers besides his
sister.
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Funeral of Mrs. Charles A. Fallen.
A. Fallon were largely attended yes-
den‘ce. in 11111111111111 avenue Rev W.
W Wakebani pastor oi
his and Martin Younsl.
floral tributes.
the iamlly plot in Union cometary,
Rownyton.
am
Format of William l'lilramn.
The funeral servicea"pvor the res
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. died yesterday morning in the Non
. walk Hospital, will he held tram the
home at his cousin. Mrs. John A 81111
moun- ol 2! Cross street. Wednesday
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Marya 0111111111 at 0 o'clock.
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cemetery. ‘
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Mr.‘ Capshaw. of flowing
ton, said the boss harbors favored the ,'
bill and the tourneynian harbors wow ;
011911111111 11‘. ill. The house voted to ,1
reject the report and the harbour
commission will 1111111111. ‘- ..
bears cams“ Mus 101m osvms §
hospital at about 7: 20 o’clock Mondayi
evening, after an illness that caused
an operation 11111111: unable to recover .
in ill health tor some time but she ‘
bravely bars on under the strain and
A
"Ne‘wAutoVeils
Two yards long by one yard
wide. '
131113113 shades . "9""- 01.60
Two Tone' ..... .61.“
The FanIOus
‘Trefousse Gloires
Street. Glover—Two button in
black, white and popular
shades at. ”81.00.3111: 3150
White, Dress
Twelve Button .. $2.50 ‘
Sixteen Button ......... $3.00
now that. the news of her death has "
become‘known.‘ much, sorrowds ex- ‘
pressed among her numerous friends '
and especially ‘
hill, where she has resided for years. ’
ӎ. areal:-
Tbeluneral serilccaod Mrs. Charles
terdoy 111151111111 from her late rest- :1
the First 1'.
Methodist Episcopal Church: othelat- II
ed. and selections were rendered by ::
Misses Lucy Gray and Willa Miller. 1
The pallbearers were James 11. WII- ii
mot Arthur l. Benedict CisrsncaCs- ‘j
“are ..
were a large number a: handsome "
The interment was In ;'
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and Remember
lit any Junk man stops at your house
without. the sign Wm Enron, 3 Rowan '
8L, 111. Norwalk. on the wagon andi
Says he is working for me, he is cheat.
log you, because there were some
n.mplulnti-x i pay is 11 lb. for rags
best prices for auto tires. rubbers,
leather beds. stats and old automo-
bile tires are in demand. Ask for
prices. Please notify me ahead 5 i
am very busy during the song,
Telephone 441. , ‘=
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Prepare tor the 'Hot Sun. Order
your
Awnings
now and save money. We also do.
all kinds of UPHOLSTERING'
and Furniture. Repairing. Mat-
trcsaes' “Renovated Slip Covers
made to order. Our work is
guaranteed Estimates cheerinlly
Ko 11 N
‘74 Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Bonn.-
' Covering;
Consignment of strictly ‘llrst
quality. high bile Axmlnater I
Runs. 21 inches wide. 5 last .
3 inches long, at» 38.00" 1'
_ For Gremlins- use us first. ;
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45‘ North 111.111 8‘1. ’
OOSler
KITCHEN CABlNET
and the
Boon Kitchen Cabinet
This kitchen commodity will save a wo-
man a great many steps during the day.
No good housekeeper should be without
one of these Laundry Cabinets.
We Invite'Your Charge
Account. We will fun .
nish ‘ your entire home
onEasy Payments. .,
H Krieger‘ &Co
lllDlY ll Llli SIR li'l
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train her We 11.111111111111111 ill Star. ‘
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Riverside 11111111111119?” 1 _
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Joseph Smith, at Namath, died yes» , 1‘
. ,Baat sum, 11111111 11111111 114.
was 11 3:131! demand 13. stocks at the
opening today and trading was broad
and active. Practically our}: stock
11 which there were translations scor-
1111 an advance. although shines- in
most instances were comparatively
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change of little stock. the 11111111111119
supply being apparently limited at 1:
rent levels. More interest was 1111111”
stocks, . especially Wisconsin and.
Whyalliit and Lake little shares, which.
improved several points. A drop
Now 1111111. to 112 7-11 11 new low r
0113. aroused renewed comment. 5'; -
in? MN 1:11de
A sand ad. 1111111 beat in the but
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