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ADVERTISEMENTS
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grotessional Cards. Miscellaneous
On on: page, Twenty-Five Word:- or Ian, 250;
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.d “it'o of John McMilllMl.‘
1' mm lnr late residence. Thurs;
it. :l: L‘ p. ul. Iutt-rulcnt in Riv.-
WE PAY SPOT CASH .
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wan um arms ;
ATLAS Bounce. ’ .
_- .___,_ __.A.. ,_._, :23 “'ashlngton St. So. Norwalk
'cxt to Post Office. Up one Flight
WANTED I Open Evenings
..WMTED~—ll" you REQUlRlc'THl-Z
1.CREASED t Hit-W of :m exprrienccd stenozratlt:
.. 1r and {:cucltl o i-- :.."z ' l‘
JDUCTION .. . . It flit dish! mt. fol .
«.mv‘t ol a to“ hours during the (tar or
lsI t)p{lf)lillill'}' II”. men “I <llert time or a few hours during the
. . . tin} or week. Addrts.‘ '.\'. .\." ('zll't- of
.. income lllllslll'l'\ or thr . .
:- -:l‘lncl.
1.':tliI_\‘ tin-s. Learn d:i:»'.<. _- -._. ,_.__w..- ,.:_ _ . “
:wi >Ititt' 11i21l \"llLZt‘S. S WANTED --- BOY TU \\'()RK
:n-ottm' stnrn. .‘lpplx' at A. J. (‘ollins
I‘ll,
fun walk Tire 6.: Rubber Co.
WANTED .\ POSITION AS ('11.\\l~
'nvrlunjd and waitress. Address Mrs.
it‘ll-s. 1H I'ulltlx'l‘ St. Not-walk. Colin.
WANTED
WING MACHINE OPER-
WANTEDr BRINIIT YOUNG GIRLS
lo.‘ ‘llli;1_\ t‘llito- work. Edwin llmux'
:RSI PAID WHH‘E t'lv. l'Ilj‘Hnlll SI.
ARNING. CLUETT. PEA- .~ , . ,. - . . .
DY & (.70., INC. WIAINITIED . A.\ lukl i'.l{11'.I.\t hi!
packet “It” i.- also able to drlu- all
llll’l) truck. Must furnish good refer:
cut-es. Stead)" \\’()l'k and good waite—
:‘JRNERS WANTED TO
5:2 WORK HOME. INEX-
{ENCED HELP TAUGHT.
ETT. PEABODY & 00..
to the one “Ito can meet the require?
mr-nt<. Appl': between T a. m and 3
p. m. t‘lm'el' Min. (‘0. [my St.
WANTED-—R()(‘rMERS PLEASANT
with all ulodcln convenient-cs. llrcu‘n-
2‘:l=l if t1(‘<l'.l.(1. rooms per wet-k from
$2.00 up. Aim Karate to rcnt. Mrs. 11.
’\. (raw. 3'0 "1193Illll1 St.. So. Norwalli.
T€IEDr~
Hung" men over 16 years of
.CNSBURY. MATHEWSON
& 00
South Norwalk, Conn.
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L .r \‘wlilrt'ss t'Ilrllll‘n‘Ii'l-t‘litt
11",lil'1nll) home. Ills?
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Nurwalk.
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>3}. Oil SEVEN ROOM
‘1. '1': pluwulcnts for rent.
111I1>11l’(l. Address G.
'-..«1 d livery South Nor-
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\ (Hill. OR \‘I'OMAN-
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1(1)(i.\1 .\.\'D BOARDI
. 7:I1 \vil'rwiu private fam-'
Iltll'lPI'l, Conn.
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~ companion:Countryi
Anna (i. Pierce, IS Cot-I
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covaze, fur-I
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little ways
without chit.
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"lilt' Iktl'l‘i.
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'lconlx‘ and pantry.
and painted. l‘urt iluproxchlents.
1337-11.
WANTEDmI- Xl’ltitll‘JNCEI) S'l‘i’l‘t‘tl _
ers on power sou-in: lnnchmes, St: [N r
\‘.’"t"1{ to start. LF-arncrs over 16 years
if Zlle‘ taker. “’illi't'S paid while 1(.ll‘il-
.\Yc.\l thou. (‘l‘llllllllllS and \Vorth-
Illt'tlil 1 1-2.) (‘irch'lrgl St. Norwalk.
TO LET
FOR RENT Axlx ROOM
nlcnt. steam heat. hot water.
.q-rl’hwn $37.. (ilhfllll Smith. 1
Place. P1101!" lIlT.
Al’.\1l'l'v
Ianitul'
Trinity
FOR RENTwSI'At'I‘I 1N GARAGE. 1;
i'nrt St. 1'). .\‘.lrwalk.
TO LET ~r~ THREE PLEASANT
Recentlv ('lt'ilnt‘ll
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:tdu‘tts. lnqltiu to ti Third St, East
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Norwalk.
ll.
oullorgan avenue. Will sacrifice to
make quick sale. George. .‘titchelli
‘pllone 1861. 1
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FOR SALE -- roan Tornlxu‘
Pill"; till? and 11016 Demottntable Hill‘s.I
Also 1301.3 runabout all in 209d tonali }
lion. Phone 17033. Norwalk.
FOR SALEV~1.OAD FRESH PLAT?
fl<h and “‘hitings. 5 lbs. 25c. \Vas‘hinn;
ton St. Bridle. Wednesday. 3
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FOR SALE7 ROTTEN MANI'YH.’
$3.00 a load delivered it sold bv \V’ed-'
nesdav.
2m Myrtle St. East Nonnlk.
FOR SAL-E‘on To RENTv-HOI'Sl-Z
Davenport A\'e.. Saugatuck. Conn. AI
L'ood six room home and small "aru'
with fruit on irrcmiscg. Fine Tillie limit“
for some om- that wishes to live in
Sflll"£lllll‘k & work in Norwalk. \Vithin
file minutes walk to station. Phone
”-3. “'estport.
FOR SALE \'Ol'.\'(l.
\vnrk horse. 1;; lmdred pollnds.
trucks tor sale. (‘. J. Snyder's
SUI'N I)
2 sprint:
entrees.
FOR SALE.~~\'F2RY FINE HOI'RE-
hold furniture. china and silverware.
Phone 1703-4.
FOR SALE—“‘ATHRFRUNT l‘.17.\'v
t-‘alnw lot at Harbor Vic“: l‘rim- SSW»
Address "1...." General Delivery. South
Norwitlk.
FOR SALE —RESIDENCE OF THE
ii. l-‘crl'ls. SeaVilw Ara,
House has -. looms. fine yard. fruit.
bv'ttltit'lll of Sound. Rum-unable.
Illtltlirr- at .1150th
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FOR SALE ‘FORD. T()l RING A.\'1)I
runabout. 1317 models and one 1916
touriun. All in good condition with-
.
tlt‘llitillllllllllr' rims‘. {I‘ll‘lniltlblt'. Atl-
(Il't‘.~\' ti. .\‘1. .\icKcndrv. “'cst .\'or\\'alk.
(‘uulr 'l‘l-Icplmne 2310-12. 'I
FOR SALE—VIOLIN l.\' «:oou',
shape. l’ricc reasonable. Tel 1344;. 1
FOR SALE ~(l.\' THE SHHIH‘I, t)\'
urloulling Sound and harbor. \ l‘tin'l
house, all improvements. la. 1e lot.
. fruit shadc. trolley. best neiahlmrhood.‘
’tor $1.300. Terms easy, (‘ottazo-s and?
houses to rent for summer. Lawrencc
Agencv. l3 So. Main St.
FOR SALE Sillitinnftlli) .\.\‘ll t‘.
chairs, 27 So. Main St. 1 t’iicht up to
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’ left.
To RENT SI'A('1-I 1N U.\IL\' FOR
nec of :lutmltobilc. IT Quintard Aux
("all at hour- or Phone 156-13.
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TO LET t‘. rooms at 57 Spring strcct.
Ingliire Mrs. R. Tal'loV, 16 Grove street
'Fll 13:12-12.
TO LET .". rooms at 96 Taylor art--
nlze. ln’yuirc of Mrs. R. Tarlov. ll?
'Gt'ovc street. or telephone 1852-12.
TO LET Six rooms at '6 Crow
Sli‘t‘i-i. South Nut-walk. First floor.
Rrut $13. Enquire of l’. D, Lawton.
tl‘a Pun-view avenue.
WANTED
Operators on Sewing
. Machines
Gccd wages, steady Work for
women who are capable of
learning to operate on Ladies’
Fine Shirt Waists. Good pay
while learning. Cleanest and
most sanitary factory in town.
NORWALK WAIST CO.,
Rocdner's Hall,
127 Washington St.
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FIORE’S GARAGE
Have your Ford overhauled or re-1 {movements and large grounds. prim-1mg” mac-date Dales, 1.on prices.
:posltc Post. Office,
FOR S.\l 1-: ‘_’ ('.\.\'(iia>‘. t ‘.\ '-
Town. PM it. Sponmr. 'rt-i. :n.’~
FOR SALE— SAIL BOAT 1-‘T
Lark. Driftwood (‘ottaatz Harbor View.
Beach. '
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PIANO INSTRUCTION I
‘NINN SCHOOL. I
Ragtime and popular tlnusic taush'
Innvone in 10 to 20 lessons, \‘l'inn lie-2
tltod, studio (luvs. Mon. Tues. \\'cd.,§
10 a. m. to 1) p m. Phone 118.32.. 1201
“'aslliufzton street. South Norwaik. ova
Stumo now ope!”
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tMRSl LOUISE CANFIELD, ”3 “aha specialtv. if you wish your varnish- and sluggish
street Xm'ivalk. Conn: private lei-“I
Telephone 18.".3. .
sons in dam-inc.
NOTICE ' '
The Prest-O-Lite Battery Set-
vice Station is now open.
The highest class of Battery
’work, Recharging, Repairs and
Replacements on all .llakes oi
Batteries.
Work Called For and Delivered
Norwalk Storage Battery,
Company I :
72 No. Main St. 80 Nonvalk '
Phone 336—2
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; “Foi'SALEIOXE‘ or'rliti rlxn‘sr
l-(~;;i(lx.-nr:cs on Union Park. consisting!
m 1: rooms with all A] modern ‘
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. alPly irregular.
-
William Wood. 1
William Hyhnd. one of Norwalk'sl
oldest residents; m om early‘
this morning, at his home, 5: mow,
ville avenue. Besides his Vito. he i.- I
survived by one sister, m M'tr; .
Fanlds, 0: Stamford: one son. William: !
ll. Hyland. Jr, of Stamford; with“.
daughters, Mrs. Jun?! Barry. or No ~-
walk. and Mrs. Timothy J. Qumran,
of South Nomlk. The mum-at ‘wm'
be held Thursday morning a: 8:2:v,
from his late home. and u 9 ticiw .1
from St. Mm's church. Int: 2“ '=11
will be in St. Mary's cemetery. I . a.“ !
omit flowers.
BIG GUN ls BACK IN TOWN.
lcry Now at Amy Am flem, I
The now familiar clatter or those'
:milltary traerors with the recruiting
squad of the 56th t‘oast Armlery.“as
heard in the upper part of the city at
12:30 today and they rolled down to
the Nolwalk Armory. where they zvllli
camp until tomorrow night. it is un-,
derstuod that an effort will be made:
to not lt‘f'l‘llilfl from this city. and. at!
any rate. the 135 mm. l-‘re ch gun and
Iother exhibits are well it rth seeing. I
Todiayfi‘n {van Street ‘,
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got the state organization.
Recruiting Squad of 56th Coat-ArmI
Noam mum ‘
(Contained from Page On.)
with h
. l 9 order almost since
it was instituted and was the 2:: ‘32:
was responsible for the owl-hum
of Court Laurel in this city On My 9
1909. She has always been put-mull
in Ivor-kit! for the order and .
ha I!
my olces both in the loo; :3
elite courts. For six consei uttve
in” she Was grand regent of Court.
faucet. ollciated as district deputy for
years and served as am ad-
_‘ri\’te for one year. In choosing Mrs.
.\1l‘.‘.9ml'a as their head. the members
hate done better and they willowxll
rewarded for her election through the
stream 311$. McNamara is me to
meet with during her term. ‘
Mrs. M. J. Howard is another Nor-
walk woman who was singular-1v non-
orud at the convention when slit: was
chosen as the dclcza'c from the courts
of Connecticut to the National Con-
vention m be held in'litica, N. Y.
July I and 2. '
Dru-instills, convention it was.
cjdcd that Not-walk. the home of ti...
state regent, should be honored its the
meclinx place «it the next state con-
:51:th which will be held here it
The convention was held yesterdav
\\'.\I.l. STREET. MS!" a. in.” '- .
Shii$nifies rrwnfirfiv‘i. . their ‘::-:::-*‘in: Tiff-i 'n the Mg; 9! Eggmhng Hall #5
. Mllun at the opening of today": Stack?
. Market. announccmcnt ot the new of.‘
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fl‘l‘ for its British tonnage imnanmg
the various
were present.
court 5 about
The delegates
further strength to Mercantile Marine? l1”-
issucs. American internationai.whlch1 of: rd . .
has direct marine affiliations. nisot "h". f" manning Why" a mass “'35
strengthened, Notcworthy gain: NF . celehve “1 in St. Mar} 5 church by It...
clwise were confined to Mexico \
trolr—um. Royal Dutch. (‘cntral I-
er. Gencral Motora. Reading. St. l‘:l.:lI
and l'nion Pacific. the latter balm; m
deumnd in cxpcctation of lilc curly
publication of Its annual report. l'. S.
Stcel and related shares were moder-
t
.‘ . H. McLean. Thc scsstml
.-y_ .; .-
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WERE" HONORED '
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"n, Congregational church. The
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U this affair, which promises to be well
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, Winn)
Milford and about 110 delegates from I may." LORI, Bins Brenfilingpr. Hrs.
”l" Starr: E. B. Smith, Mrs. James Cousins. ‘WI'F-
. . from this. “1 A. Curtis, Mrs. Kate Hunter. .\tl.~~s
beans: Mrs. .\1Ic.\anlara and 371“-‘Anna Curtis, Mrs. O. B, Jackson. ”‘llss
«mi. The tic-«mu (melted at 10:3"; Dotha Stone Pinneo. Mrs. Edward M.
opened at 11:15 when Mayor
of Milford warmly “'l‘lcoml’wl;
Ill" indict-l to his town. sex'crcl of thw,
officials of whom were cut a:
attests of honor. Two inwn- . 1 ad
tint-see Were delivered at the. mount):
'Iot Tokcneke. asking $4.00“ dinnecs
.aud papers Were served ”llj morning
session by Rev. Father Mrlaan and 1»: ‘
An attempt to avoid colliding with
an auto driven by Lenwood Hender-
son. steward of the Norvmlk Country
Club. George Schule. of Van Zant
street. drlyln‘ a motorcycle. tuned
too quickly and comer-calm his ma-
chine. The accident bummed on
For: most.- leu- the Swedish cumin
non-l m: last evening. Mr.‘
Schul- uv. his much. a quick ml-
to I.“ on main; m with
Hr. m and. in on co. m
pletely turned his motorcycle over.
Mr. Ream driving at a mod-
erate rate or speed and stopped his
m. within ten feet of the place
where the accident occurred.
\."hen the motorcycle fell m er.
Sciatic was knocked unconscious and
be m rallied to the hue or Dr.
Franklyn G. Brown, on Sta-view ave-
nue, where he was treated. and nor
remvcd to his home, vherc it was
said his injuries were not painful.
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ENTERTMMENT AND DANCE.
An entertainment and dance l5 to be
given u Lockwood: nut. v it Friday
evening. by the ladies of the Nit-walk
ladies“
have node extensive preparations tor
attended and very successful. The?
pauonessea at the entertainment and
dance will include In. Ernest " .‘lc-
Gregor, Miss Mary Ryder, Miss "nay.
er, Mrs. Stanley Smith. Mrs. \‘i‘. H.
In J. W. MN“, Mrs.
WE, . E. 1T1 fial‘lul‘, Yrs.
Lockwood. Mrs. Edgar G. Murphy.
Mrs. George Bette and Mrs. .\. ":li'ui
Belts.
SUES FOR COMMISSION.
A suit has been brought wutlllhl
Paul N. Turner. by Minor 1). Randall.
by Deputy Sheriff Edward B iiouien.»'.}
’ ‘(Vh‘i‘rf 0f Peirce Molnar. 1 Mr. Randall is suing: for his commit-I
‘ t . t noon t c convention adjourned SI.)D on a $63.1ltttl sale. which he cktims
BUSINESS NOTICES. jand the delegates were taken to thefts due him, and has not been paid by"
I Milford Inn whore a fine luncheon w", .Ml‘. Turner. The case is returnable;
DETECTIVES <‘t\'il. .\.\'n (‘Rlx - served thcm. . beforeIthel:3 lgnc term at lac Sgpfnu‘;
inz'l im mu“; . . . . .. . t The clection of officers toot: plans court, in r: geport.I . r. an} t in»
it . ( I}! m" “h H I.) dv‘unfnw": in‘mtdiatvly atmr thi opening ot the retained Light & Light as his attor.‘
“m". “"1an “I'm’m'd ‘1“"‘“-“"-"4 afternoon session when lhe followinz‘nm i
and \\'Ilh01l1vn0l0f19l\‘nl'mllflf'i'yICm.1ladi" Were chown to handle the at ._... I
sultation absolutely confidential. Ri-L
fairs of the organization for the eu-
snl’m: term:
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electric t'l-pail'inlz and
crvncpv. furnished its to responsibilitl'.
inlcgl‘ih'. etc. 1'. 0. Box 214.2. llridxu“ Vowam
port. Conn. U I State Secretary-~31rs. Mary 81:» ‘
_._‘ guirc, New Britain. I
FOR: State 'l‘l‘easul'er‘llllss Mary Mallm‘.
Iin'Sl‘Z \\'1RI.\'(: SPECIAL . _
. ‘ _ .' . Ansnnla.
[Ills “Pl'k t. rooms \vltll latest fixturesl
$43. limo me a postal and i will cai'fl
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State Regent — Mrs. (‘. .\. McNamara
Slate .\dmcate- Airs, Mable Lovey:
Bridgeport. f
A most important meeting if inc;
various committees and workers tor
“Doughnut Day" will be held
Council chamber. City Hall. this alter-
noon. to complete the final trranzc-
ments and distribute the blue banners
to the lassies who will distribute them
tomot row.
DON‘T LET iT LINGER
m moroncYCL: mxue ‘
It to the first time
in Ult‘l
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Sergeant J. Delano Declu-r. of South
Norwslk. in a letter recently received.
here, tells of the review or the m
Division. as folloin:
Cram. W.
At!!! 80th. I».
The Fifth Dlvhh- w. uvlowo‘ hr
General Pei-sun; today. It‘ In. a
grand sight to see. the only I“ 1.
“he in aid. 9'“ My 000'!“
looked pretty M. A. N H F“
the dtvltson tom,
saw bl plctt. . you
know him. I l real
you see his me. It
Inbound-await..-
mud within to- (act he»
vlewad us. He node n splendid m>
and allowed his hormonal V: ’
”all around the M can. shut
minded it st all. There were plan:
of other unicorn with him.
SERGT. J. DELANO DECKER.
Supply 00.. 19th Field Artillery,
Fifth Div’lflm. A. I. '.
“l'mdmnnd out.” “id
derelict.
"You may be down." 31'
11;. Solution Army on”
“but you‘re not out.
‘ 'Get up! ' '
And he did.
BOMT THAT KIND OF
WORK!
The Salvation Army Home
Service Fund. M8! 19
This Space Contributed By
cum onows
QUICKLY
when put to work
and estimate on any number of moms. State \tunitor '.‘.ll‘.". A. .i. KI nnmlv I, . . ; promptly at intercit-
I’. .l. Halter-'1: l ('iiltl‘lv s St. E.q~t Nina. “Why. A (“"411 til.” tolious 1a ,‘ll'lltltf‘Ol' anyI \ u! .
walk. 3 S18?“ Chaplain . Rev. J. .i. )chiV-II other couch that “han'zs on" from win-l Make $11" yo
. n"‘- “V 'tville. 11"" to «win: wears down tht“ suflcrcrfl fundg are securc.
"" ' ” ’ ‘ "' " “1 “0192319 to the national convention. , ‘ . . . . , ' '
TAILOR ,. I _ .‘II’S, .‘l .l Howard Nfln'fllk‘ ,1l:el_IIlt‘a\’ln: him 01' llt‘l' In a \"l‘illkent‘d hi3 CI sun an “Count 1“
French .ln «ll-«mm and .lmnzi natc. lira. \\'illtam Buckingham. int Iunuh‘n- m unu- on" >irknvss and die"; PLE‘S
- . . ‘1 . - 3- .1 Q It
“'ork guaranteed. If Wounds not saris-i ford. , ., . . . Im'm‘ '10" ("H‘Hd‘ H‘ I mum” “t' .' PIO ANY _
im-torv there will be no . for}! 1 ltIuag u n gtllls‘scslnu also taut it I Nashville. Tcntl.. “mm: “1 war Sill-l TRUST COR? T
, m; . . - was vutr-d tender to the Knights nt‘t , .- , in . ckmq cough and , lk Ct
Martin llalas. I Elizabefit Street IFolumbtnl . $3,000 as a gift to am'tmmg “1th ‘ ( '3‘ la ‘ v South ‘0! " v ‘
’I‘rlcphoue 908,: ‘-. ‘ them in tllcir worthy war work.
___,__ . .,~-I _., At'tvr the adjournment of thc coll .
. . . , mention the dclczalee were the guests]
' . u 'l . . .‘ ‘. .
A- MOIA‘ - "I‘\()RT” “‘1‘" “‘1 of the Miller-d court and were mar-n!
ill-(turmoil on price of our atltmnobflcvon a pleasant sight-seeing ”in anout'
‘au-vsmritrs ol all kinder. Reasonablc the town and were later royalty enduhoopinz cc-
pt'il-vw. Pref) sel'Vlf'P at all times. Re—t tertuincd by ”It” ladies of Milford
pairs- and Vulcaniztng. Distributor foripnuw‘ ;
l'nited Slater. Tires. Pennsylvaniat Try I‘ 8mm,” Wan! Ad. .
Hn“:1 Atax. rial-inc. Nowafil. Firestone.» I
(i;.- Elli-a (iii: and Greases. t —- ~ -— - ~ —
A —— -—-—-—-- -—--_ CUT THIS our IT IS WORTH;
NOTICE—SIDEWALKS I MONEY ;
T-l ' and come nt sidewalks made and: -__,_ |
rcpaircd also tar and grdvel roofing” Don‘t Mind This. (‘ut out this 51m,
\\‘.- guarantee our work. 15' Call-lento“, with So and mail it to Foley (c
(‘l'ete ('n. lti Knirht St. Tel. 1714. ‘00., 2&3; Sheffield .\vc.. Chicago, Ill..
«~———-—~—--~~——~—— I writing your name and address (‘It'lli'lyE
NOTICB ; You will rent-lye in return a trial pack-I
Tllt‘ one that took brass harness and Iago mnm‘nim: Foley's Honey and Tart
do: license No. 42193 off of Pred‘k.cOmp0und_ for coughs. m amt
Knapp‘a (10:. Railroad avcnuc. will ;crcupi Foley Kidney I‘iils for pain in;
please return it. Part." if“ known. billlsides and back: rheumatism. llaclz.'lc'.~c.t
no trouble will be made it returned at . muggy and biaddcr ailments; and Fol-i
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once. , Icy Cathmtic Tablets. a wholesome and 1
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WASHING AND POLISHING (‘.\RS,coasLimtion, biliout-ncss, headache I
bonds—Stillmn-l’owell
protected. haw vnur car Wished. RPNICorpora‘tlon.
South Norwalk Trust (‘0.. “Washington _.
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110““ wit-inn. District of Norwalk.
Brine your Ford 10 m9 and 33"“ “‘0'”? 3 Court. Way 7. A. D.. 1919.
on repairing. F. 1 Flame"!- 4 ““1“"! Estate of (iuiseppi (.lnseph. Trom—
St. E. Norwalk. -. [Della late of Norwalk in said Dietrich}
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SPRAYING IN SEASOX TO DO; The Cour"? of Probate for the Dis-I
tree work or all kindS- Hen” Befiu'mm ot Norwalk. hath limited and at ;
pain. Telephone Cort-“NINE 301"“ Nor; lowed six months from the date heroof‘
walk. _Ior the crcdltcrs of said Estate to ex-g
:hibit their claims for settlement. Those
TAXI SERVICE iwho neglect to present their accounts.’
cars for hire all hours 0‘ "‘9 day a“diproperly attested. within said time.
nigh't, Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 9371““ be debated a recoi‘ery. All per
Romano and Cutrone. PrODS- Imus indebted to said Estate are re—I
Probate
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r tquested to make immediate payment
PA|NT|NIG —— rum-3mm" - I
mum‘- "mm" m; “"I PHILIP CASTELLANO !
Administrator
1 rise * F r}. ‘; .
cure of Sell-tp d a ‘1 9‘ GllIage. 11 Hartford
“Dillon. Tel. 927-. GF‘nUlne Ford parts
‘tl’ultttzt’u
.MI uscd only.
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‘...’.. $1yl‘t't31fit'lo _\'E‘Z'll'. 1‘ FOUND. :
- 1'. for li~t positions ob- FOUND—A CANOE ADRIFT l.‘r't
"n In dilute. Dept. ‘33 P. Sound. ()‘A‘nui‘ may have {131an hr THU".
X Y. Int]. J. Johnson. or J0“:
I.ii(’li’.‘.'n-’.tfl.. llowayton. -
in: change-N.
r wn to 1. arm but
i . ’ ~ v! I.- 2 “1111312. (‘10-: MEETING POSTFONED.
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'~ 1.:1.‘ learning. Crofut &
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CL?) houee at 3:30 will be post-Mg
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[tins sum
$6.30”. cash $1.501), balance can remain
‘naumates ell-um won. 'rrm or-I
until the following day at the Wein‘djce- Pm'f‘mm
Ask Jotm T. Hayes
~rte.lanolin.murmur ~
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wuxsus' STORE ENTERED. ';
lly forcing open a window in the'
on lxlortzazc if so desired. I
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Irear of tho building, someone entered
{the store of Henry \Vilkens. on North
Owing to the death of Mrs. John 3 Main street. last night. and stole $27Conn.
McMnlleu. the meeting of the Hospital in p. nnies and a box of Beechnut. che\"—'
, Sir-Eng :lc ciety which had been called ‘ jug gull. The break was discovered by
‘- "" it!“ “all ale) young: for 'l‘lturetizly afternoon at the Catholic‘ ‘ '
Mr. \Vil‘hené this morning and he tin-i
untimely reported the nutter to the'
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AlenndorI Dietrict of Norwalk. ss. Probata’
White. 81 1-: E17 8'93”.
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Estate of George Toth late of Nor--
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:3“, ngfifigFgmgrEihLerRYx-ngb walk in said District. deCeased.
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ing long distance hauling. Light’ The (‘ourt of Probate for the Die-
antl heavy trucking. 0'5““? t(‘JFIlimfiesltl-ict of Nom’alk hath limited and at
1531, 300 house connection. 110*“! six months [mm the date hprmlff
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:fiUCKhfi'fg'ggii:gljfig- '18:? I hiblt their claims for settlém‘cnt. Those
an on: I? an m. 1 . ' t * lrcvcnt their accounts
'- ‘ $th. gIvuboneelec .01 . I 1
ing. ‘1 Oigrilzgiienue. Ed properlv attcsted. within said time,
will be debarred a recovery. All pel~_
got—nu Hon—QK'E—CIVE POULTRY sons indebted to said Estate are rc-I .
MARKET goofs!“ to make immediate payment;
Poultry of all kinds sold alive orlllh to
edInnd ill-cued two you will. Tel.
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nausea _. ..
for the creditors of said Estate to rx- , *3
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a pain in my ('hvel. but since takinsx
Folo-y's Hope. and 'l'ur I have ill-cu rr-
Moved." it FOU'IHS. Ilt:ll:—, and ('lll‘t"!
coughs. cold< and croup. uootl to?
-.;«:h.- Stillson Powell Cor-
:mratinn.
4 Per Cent. Interest
Paid on Saviors
I Accounts
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most comfortable parlor.
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HomeMadeflce Cream
BULK 0r BRICK
Fresh Made Candies
We put up Bulk or Brick Ice Cream in quarts. pints. one.
Visit us and have your Soda. or Sundae in
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10 South Main Street
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FIRESTONE.
PORTAGE, MARATHON, NORWALK TIRES AND TUBES
20 to 40 per cent. of.” the list
m SMITH a; MORRISON
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91 1-2 Main St., opposite North Ave, Norwalk.
Phone 969
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AND ICE CREAM
MADE! FRESH DAILY
THOMAS CONFECTIONERY
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