t
W - - .
P ____ __ _. I _ _, L . Q flu"u - ,
-t “i . L i ” ' ‘ “"
1 m m W'mm'rlt
. . _‘ "I “Y“ can RIP can: mach-lie: For one mu
“IBGREMED .9 ,1 hr hunt-gm shop W ' ' '
‘ 'AB “71!.“ arms ' l “I “e 'm' "”131
PRODUCTION" ATLAS, 1mm. in. 18 m. 9: main!
7 123 Washington at. 390% ‘ 1"“ ““01 MM. Miter selling.
WM opportunity for men to Next to Post 0””. Up 63:15:25. death of owner. 1. A. Scott. Adler. .w
to become finishers of the Open Evenings Westvmg AV9--nfim.0m. '
5'. quality lll't‘a. Learn days, —-—-._.., ‘ k -—
3nd shift. High wages, 8 j
*‘ ‘ ‘ WW—
?«orwalk Tire & Rubber Co. ‘31 Well m M Puller. Wednesday 2 to 5 IL m.
l Lamaze: m‘ mm - ‘ *‘
""‘" " Z'co 0' FOR SALE—CHEAP. 7
South N0 " house on 25 Laura. St. Part. improve-
WANTED “I!" cm‘ meats. Extra lot. Barn could be used
SEWING MACHINE m WANTED—GIRL m . for sauce. Fruit trees. also me.
m. GEAERAL arbO' l '-
tl MRS. PAID WHILE houflemk in emal «family. Tel. 1229. i " name on ”Mises'
,_ EARNING. CLUB”, PEA- Mru. Chamblies. 4 Morgan AVe. Nor!
walk.
TOBY & 00., INC.
wawrznésmlmlmm eon cox.
lectionary and bakery.
street. ’
T URNERS WANTED TO4
FOR ”LE—5 DAY OLD CHlCKS.
.200 White Rocks. 100 Barred Rocks.
‘ also 150 eight week Leghorns. Geese
_ Page, 10 we}? oi 'zv- v . .
1. North Main Tel. 1341.5 Q ‘ d m ‘5‘ 4 “mm" me
WANTED—JR) BUY DUCK AXI)
geeire eggs in large or small quantities.
.l .\ewtown avenue. Pho’ne Hill-5.
nae WORK noun. max-
.tizfiIENCED HELP TAUGHT.
FOR SALEr-vA FINE Ni‘ilV .\lll.,(‘.ll
Jersey (Tow. J. Monteith. Taylor Place,
.No. Taylor Ave. I
t
C L'JETT. PEABODY & 00..
FARM WANTED.
Farm wanted within 10 miles 0.
South Norwaik. About .7 acres. small:
house. State terms. Addresa M. Sentin-
el.
.’.'.=..\ITED:—I
LAST PICKERS.
9 *‘NSBURY. MATHEWSON
&: 00.,
South Norwalk, Conn.
l
10m
Illnris & Hans ('o. '
:-. 9 mm. 1030“ OLDER To'
rum <Vlil'l‘ llt-tWN’n 4 lllltll .
H minim“ SUI, TO LEwai noous. rm; 1.0m?
ltion. gas. electric lights and other has?
prove-merits. Rent $10.00.
52 Osborn Ave. E. Norwalk.
.\\‘l'-,
9 MAUI"-
work. .\'0 Wal'x
and t: Pltllllt‘nl.'
Ella-mg (‘ul‘u KI:
Nlll‘\\;lll\'.
2-» must (mats
All'lliilh'
. -3 _. ..._
TO LET—-2
room". light and sunny.
street. South Norwalk.
41 Chestnut.
FOR RENT~NO. HENRY
\\' AS Awmxlr
.u. .- tor a handy man.
1' i'lr‘nml AH'.
ll
florliani Co.. “'asllinztnn street Tel.
452.
"I.\.\‘ TO WORK ON.
makin: awnings.‘
in work. Aaron
\'. I
TO RENT~-Sl‘3\'PI.\' ROOMS, ALL
'1411-2.
—'00
Ol'TSIDI-J AND
also sole chan-
.;lkers Tristram
St.
a
TO RENTV‘ :: FLOORS.
rooms pleasant located. improvements.‘
tiardvn plot. 1 minute “'0!“ trolley.‘
- Henry A. llcgelein. St “'oodward .-\i-p.,f
=-:.<i..\oY. .\'O nxflor 56 \Vatel‘ St. Ttl. 473-3. E
Must be over 16:
- and
i" 7"‘vc
'1
u
advancement. ' . l
store South Inquire Mrs. R. Tarlol'. 16 Grove street
,Tel. 1852-12.
. ._ l -
xvi ‘Yll‘itlJC amen \vo-’
. for four adults. No
Illllnl l.. \\'oll‘--. Tavlo!‘
TO LET Six rooms at 6 Cross'
street. South Not-walk. _
‘Rent 313. Enquire of F. D. Lawton;
540 Bayvlew avenue. l
._——.
FOR SALE—ONE GOOD “'ORKi
‘ horse or driving. weighing about thir-~
tccn hundred. Inquire of Peter O‘llara
-l-Ioward Area, East Norwalk.
241—4.
l’hone
FOR SALEr-(‘ABBAGFP-(‘LANTR
'enrlv Jcrscy “'akeficld. Tile earliest.
TO LET—STORE 20m “VIBE. 190 sure headingr cabbage that grows. 60c
dccp. Cellar same size. Clifford Blockya hundred. $2.00 a thousand. PepperE
;$t;.'._0u ant. Back entrance. Inquire ni’ plants
| Poult I y
1036;.
$1.54)
Farm, Highland AVe. Phone.
Inquire at long. 7 ll. be ini. perfect running order.I
.— —..—..n_ _. -lllarinc Engine. Address
FURNISHED BED- So. Norwalk.
2nd floor. 4 rooms. rcnt $9.00. Inquirn stationary
triiil. li‘ine location. near water. 4 llaw-
kins avenue. Phone 1439.
l __..__
~10 a. to.
”Washington strict. South Normalk, op-
.‘posltc Post Office.
1
'I-‘irst i'loor.‘ MRS. LOUI
FOR SALE—ONE LAl'NC'll 26 PT.
[Alos one 3 :l. p. one 7 h: p. one it) h. u:
' Concord St. ' mm
‘ Iit shall deem rmiwr.
lpropriatinnx and lay taxes. and to fix:
the tin'le or times when any tax laid:
by it shall ht‘t‘omv due and payable.
FOR SALE~-~SIX ROOMS MODERN
._.._gl‘.(-u.~'c with bath and “eruption halt.
ST"!A"llllDI‘Ol'l‘nlC‘nlS including gas and'a
, s
moclint: and the adjournmtnts there‘
of ' '
tum. lnt cri or Clicstllu
H..-WA
IL} TC l llfl’)
FOR SALE «CHICKS.
ncu‘ly papcl'cd illldfillillntt’d, Inquire May 30, Reds. “'yaadottes. Minocrali
.llarncs‘ l’olli’i'. 29 Monroe street. phone , 25c. Lower price. per hundredf Duck-
llngs. turkeys. June hatch, laying hens.
—-— VOrder now. Deposit required. 4 NP“:
ART) 4 ' town :\vc.. after 6 p. m. Phone 1641-3.
._——--——-
PIANO INSTRUCTION
WINN SCHOOL
Ragtime and popular tinuslc tallzh
iluyone in 10 to 20 lossctw. "\"un ll.
, i
To LET 6 rooms at 57 Spring strcet. t
. \‘VHH
er
bod. studio davs. Mon. To-
to '3 p m. Phone 11x51,
atrect Sci-walk. Conn:
sons in dancing. Telephone ‘33.“.
T)
‘-ill'lll.lC AGED “-0.; TO LET~ BEST .1 noml APAR'?-‘
i.::uliilio work. Apply-uncut In ”1-" cltv. Centrally located.
. in”, [jug Norwalk. Ct. ' .$lS.(H’| (loci-2e Mitchell. Phone IStil.
.i'E
BUSINESS ‘NOTICES.
wreo (:Hzls FOR GENERAL"
' 1 .lzil ttml;<. Mrs. (7. B. Knapp.
v'l, Acuity. °-' Wilton Are.
_.. Drop a‘postal and I will gladly 9"”;
t i i'ull or Phone 1169-2.
1mate on your house wiring. Latest fix-i
—-——— —-— ' turcs at reasonable prices. F. J. Fisher-g
"“750 “HY OVER 16 YEARS ty. 4 charm SLR. Norwalk.
'3" 1” l’iikt‘l'Y- Banner Bait—l:
St, |
_.4—-
_—n
2.000 “'lll’l‘l": LEGI-IORN CHICKS
w every week; 25 or more 200 each. Safe
TIIOROUCHLY ' arrival by Farrel Post. .\'o \V‘hi'c Diar-
'=i. iziiliaiii in: and shearing;l rhea. A. B. llall. \l’allingford Conn.
and their liicchanism. AD— ‘ l’lmne 153-1 t.
BY‘Otlfi-rs‘
_ _~ o
' "NTED .‘l.\.\' i
\\
lHH‘H‘. !
E. Norwalk. -—~——- ’3;
TAXI SERVICE .
_.- . a. _,.. i cars for hire all hours of the day and
, . NTED. rill-EFIXED COUPLELnIght. Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 937’
«will like three furnished ' Romano and Cutl‘one. Props. ‘1
lisllt housekeeping from:
. -.. 01".. lst. Write to Mrs. AuSOU
'hm “'ust 111st. New Yorlm
“LN-ill
TH NORWALK LIVE POULTRY;
MARKET
Poultry of all kinds sold alive 0
”4|.
‘ i"~'\. ;
..,i; r‘kiil-.
' __ —-.cd and dressed while you waif.
“ ‘r‘ITED""Tn rem a cottage. fur-f “62. 21 Danton street. i
4 M':
__,______———-
TRUCKING—Peter J. Nelson. local‘
8 cc hauling and truck-
md. éfisggtnenavenue. East 301“" .‘
Conn. Tel. :8”. _
Nfiuo ~“fifiinT-‘niflomol
painter-'3 supplies: waxx
given. Trial ”'1'?-
it' possible. (‘ity or little ways
5"."7‘Oilrl'blP party. without chil~
‘ Ai‘itliz‘f‘s “Cottage" care of Sen—
-. ”newer. ‘lihxavolun’i’pfi. PM
Jobs. 31.000-31.000 yeah! man“,
’iiillt‘dlilfPly for list positions ob“
’ . Franklin Institute. Dept. 23 P.
‘h r. X. Y.
'Ti‘n {it
so
lets solidi?“- 7°3-
smee. ‘1 "3 '1’ .‘_""." _.
l.‘ DELIVERY—Ed-
mpg-[Qt Truck
n
. ~_—————-
‘- "-NTED-‘i'ounsz men to learn but , .
'gmi'] pay while learning- CX‘O- B UNIOH‘MRCE
Knapp Co. ward Jym‘lherty?
lag, ' lg“. d ,
and heavy
1581. MAIN”
x... ..
I
. ., __,,______—_‘__-§___——-. —,
'- ANTED—EXPERIENCED' TRIM
~11 «lit and stiff hats. also young
-. to learn trimming and binding
Terf
NOTICE
The Preat-O-Idte Battery Scr-
vico Station is now open.
The highest class of Battery
work, Recharging, Repairs and
chlacements on all makes of
Batteries.
Work Called For and Delivered
Norwalk Storage Battery
Company . I
72 No. Main 8t. 80. Norwalk
Phone 336-2
Reduction in the Price of
Tires
Awnings, Auto Tops and
Auto Supplies
One Miniature Tire Free to
Every Patron
AARON KOHN
55 Railroad Avenue
Phone 439.
40.. denudatg
v‘
m:
LOST
c
...——
REWARD
LOST—A BRJNDLE AND WHITE
hulldog. Answers to name of “Pickles"
W. matter Mr sum . 7
Norwalk dwelllnz.
while learning. Crofl‘lt Q
~:. Cr).
'~ IV a Scnunel Want,
ale Heudrykova and Mlle. Schneidcf.
stand alongside the tuna and then
shot down. Some attempted to ermine
:1" meeting or the Board of Estimate.
m and 'l'lxntlon of the City og Mlk'
mt, lslkbLfgi non M '1- CM“ will-be held in the Council Cir-mini
k motel-d 250 I: gamma ‘ h 199‘: the City H‘u' in said Ci”. 0!! the tint
lb. A‘t Wag” Wm I: 9 Monday 0f June. to wit: June "
. on St. Bridge. 3‘ 8‘00 0'0105‘k 1'. m., for the following:
inn-poses. to wit:
ROOM of said (‘ I
required by each department of the:
city government and or the. several and was well and favorably known in
‘taxinz districts for the enmilnx fiscal
'year. beginning September 1. 1919. and,
’cndinz August 31. 1920. together with;
l
er of appropriations for all the expenb
es of said (‘itv and of the several tar. Cluett. Peabody Company. 5
nocusaarv to meet such experts”: af-
ter deduciin: tllc amount of available
. lion, which was dell-uth, r. ‘
revenue for rid fiscal year.
Iir'c to bc heard relative to any altera~
-.tions in said estimate. and to makc-
:33" alteration in said estimates. tip-i Johnson. Republican, of California. rc
propriations and tax rates.
moko such
as it demos proper.
per hundred. Reynolds proprintltms
Yproposes
{action rclaztw lo the publishing
thc <allir according to law.
: the first Mondav in July.
such YI‘YY‘ll'T
27th (13? of Mal/.1919.
puoa'i‘rs SA‘LE or REAL es‘rne. given their lives to the service or their
Ville (‘ourt of Probate for the District should be inscribed thereon. as there
of Norwalk. authorizinx him thelnmm. is no doubt but what her fatal illness:
the silhecl-ibel hereby offers for sa‘P'wns due to the earnestness and sin-‘
all “lK‘h right. title and interest as eerily with which she answered all.
Jni‘" “O“‘N‘F- “It? 01’ Not-walk l“ ”W patriotic calls that were madc on this
his «Itccase in and to the follovrin‘;I
described real estate. to wit:
Studio now open! . ‘ _ .
.laml {may-two it‘ll feet in front and to give agsistance m the campalgn
I .
SE CANFIELD, 112 .‘lfll'l‘reu'
private lt‘»'»"d°pth'
l
t
810 reward for information leading to‘
whereabouts of same._Inform Mrs. H.
763*5715353‘ ‘E‘XCfiaxGlz'ip-ou
Norwalk property—cottage of 6 rooms
mm. with lot 200x150 reel ice-deg at Spring-
dale. Value 33.500. Will exchange to:
33.1”» . .. ~ A’qiested lo
Batches of victims were ordered l‘
-Jt ‘orlng of home
vz'rough destructiveneu at
; trial. He in working In complete ac-
‘liul mu 3
(. .‘d I“ 2mm ‘1“ an!!!" '
hemlo- who is comm fan: m C; 08-9. I“ I!" Eliubmh Dd“, 0'. “fig.”
curv some: . “use“ EBr-dseiml- 1 A.. alumna".- .
i The funeral will be held from bin "The County Y.I.
Notice is hereby given that a regu-i
nusnmm or
Nonwamcxm.
mum BY TRAIN
(Continual no. M M)
l
. 1919,l ‘
.
file
lthe crossing. and before he could
1. To receive from the Treasurnr' jump. the «the N m Ml! Gm.
practically cutting him twang-rec and
annihilating the machine. ,
He was but twenty-five years of age
if“ an estimate of the amounts .
this city, where he often visited the
Pollard family, which removed to
Quinnlbaug three years ago.
Only a little over a year also he mur—
lie recommendations of mid Trnsut'vf ricd Miss Edith M. Pollard, Who.
while a resident of Norwalk, was one
vof the most popular employes of the
gin: districts tor said fiscal year. and- » .
‘alSO his recommendation of the m‘EFFORTS T0 RUSH 'tr..." “9 of respect to their dvllzlluéd and cities. Fono'lu
—";on 1h:- polls ind ratahle estates wllhln’ --, mend‘ The ”'0” rendered' some‘ 0" ”mm were given. ‘ “
. . ‘ : . ‘ ' C ?" FFRAGE BLOCKED Sweet Dav as the cortege was leaving reports of the reglltw
the limits .i. the Cltv and of luv 1‘. - r ‘ h ' ' ‘, _ tthe resolution cm T
taxing districts therein as he d"""“‘ ‘ .t e church. The floral tributes ucrc‘ nominations th.:?
cwntluued tram Page 0116)- many and beautiful. The pail beam The “palm.“
—-—
1v-
! .
()lr
pdnentsthen resorted to parliamentary
To hear all parties who mav d5"; tactics to prevent a vote on the Jones"
{ motion until 2 o'clock. when it was set
i aside under the mice for renewal of
r;
tdebate on the resolution of Senator
311d ‘0 W; the State Dem-lent to fur-
:uldiiionai appropriations: Mail the Senate lr copy'of the peace
Strenty. . 4
During the discussion yesterday op-
lu A-l
l
ember of
moved to this city several you"!
. nee. 8019mm! bynlx condo-v.1
In. I“ nubile“ Id Hrs. John that the
”.mdmammfiu.
I. ma, Ill". Amt Miller, In. Al
late home tomorrow afternoon at 2 cuti‘ Mr. Snug.
’ .. y 1. 'per once and
odock Interment ,will be in .a £3;an
2 view cemetery. Bridgeport.
nrd was largely attended this morning
at 8:80 o'clock from her lac liclr
unlined street. and at 9 o‘clock from
St. Joseph's church. Where a rooster“
mass was sung. The hcolr model-ed
bead. Kindly Light as the corteszc was.
entering the church.
rendered solos‘, A Salutaris and One
. eager-l - ived not
Sweetiy, Solemn Thought. ‘04. 5 we?
The esteem in which the, deceased Several other talks. " '
was held was shown by the large as-
nmge gathered to pay their la‘~'t
‘ ers were Dr. Hurry Heffmn, fillerman
Powers. John Toothlll. John Rough,
LeGrand Raymond. Robert
' Interment was in the family plot in St.
Mary‘s cemetery. I I
FOR SALE — A FORD SEDAN. 1917.
Strawberry
Phone 479—3.
vacuum mm: m lumen of the m m w Levi E. Dart. - wmflflffi'fiéll (Cumulus-uni",
., , :ho mourn“ w;fldn of Namath-pulsed no; law ow—hu —----
0mm the M m u “,1 W“ gain I!“ M,“ the ham. I! & mt"; I?“ At 7:80 the at
war- “W mm hates um "° '3‘ m m Wilma. Hubbell, 21 Che-tannins. :60; formally culled '0
"“1”“. I!“ m u. whammahfl.~lml. , magnum-nu
“mmm , "A.rortopmm‘mwtfl‘u W '1'. mnhmedyw,mmm ’
Man. Butter la n apt-I. “.mu lumen. 7‘10" ‘9‘! ‘ a... had been-
uon committee: with ‘
Hurry W. flan. ' "
one of mo
ed Ila mu m:
its Howe Pow. ii A. R..'
am
very specs-clot mi
were ta ml "it
minim. glib“ an
‘ address. ml talk ,
ceived and his «.3‘
appreciation by .
Another mm
them by Albert E. ...
secretary of the M1-
meat. international _
Y. M. C. A. Mr. _
v. M. C. A, want. M .
palliation has done in «
the gim-ntic task In” 7
'them in the future. E”
dellvclwzl to his W‘
Film of mm Howard. y
funeral of Miss Grace V. H )w-‘
4...}
'9)“: "
.‘iil
Mia‘s Alice Splan
’ minor Noreen”. "I! .
er Y. M. C. A. workout on
lions existing in thelr
cobs. ended the he“.
one of the most. cum
”in vol? 01 "I“ d '
was tendered to the
had arranged the am.
McGrath.
MEMORIAL DAY ,
The Sentinel will H
looming paper on I"
. mortal my. Ad
I\Ol‘walklwishing: news matter. ,
m2? 3ti have copy in the one.
condition. Price 8350. Address,
Hill. East
_l
““3"" a ““1”“9'" 0' rm ,ponents freely admitted that there
and lax rates which it i was no doubt of mm: votes to In- .
make and levy and take} sure passage of the outrage resolu'
9f tion. '2,
HARRISBURG. Paw May 27.—Tllo
:Senalelast night passed finally the
A: m.- mminx to h" he'd 0“evrmmln slim“ amendment. The
1919. to make; vote was (1 to 7. The House passed .
ahpra‘ions in said not}; the amendment cereal weeks ago by ‘
f‘.. To or
.(I
l.
i an emoon.
‘ —Sentlnel Want kil’
A lsraxi n“ .e.
'l
i ¢—~
‘, Don‘t wait for file--
lcate diseased kidneys. ‘ '
cs. appropriations and tax rates as;
a vote of 128 to 66. i
and to make an, :
A TRIOUTE TO MISS HOWARD.
The following letter was received
fby Tho Globc Advertising Agency to-
5. To tranuacl such other businesslday:
may propel-Iv come before saiullThe Globe Advcrtl'slnz Agency, '
' South Norwalk. Conn. l
Gent‘l'emen: “'0 wish to convey to
this ‘ you our heartfelt sympathy at the loss
r’you have sustained through the dea'iij
‘ of Miss Grace Howard. '1
i ’We think that if ever an honor roll
1
i
Dated at the ('it}' of Norwalk.
‘0
JEREMIAH DONOVAN
«fer pains and aches by
‘distur’blng bladderig . " v
iteel tired. nervous “w
lklrlneys and Haldel' ' at.
;to timothy. strong and ' - .
lit is a mistake to .~ - .,
Foley Kidnev Pills put the
sound healthy condition '
We “
Our employees.
lilo» public. have
found us to hr
reliable and capa-
The
of the service reli.
Me. quality . . . I
lactlve and strong.
day. Good results
{"5"
‘fifbhm oitL
tiered by us re~
fleets credit upon
our profession.
ill-9%} o! the City of Norwalk. ‘
. ~1~ 'wns to be published at those who have
Fuller and pursuant to an order ofI country: that Miss lloward's name ’
6
District. decimated. had at the time of city. 1
!n the laet United States \Var Drive
that we had. when so many men and
All that certain tract or harm“ 0‘ women could not see their way clear
and 100 1001. MON 0" ‘9" m work. Miss Howard came to the rescue,
with HIP buildings "19'9““ and lined up the various teams for thc'
«mulling and bounded Northn'lf ‘Y‘dpnecessary work. which made it event-
.WMN’T‘Y bV land 0" ”‘9 0m" 0' llou- daily so successful and this same spirit _
ora Downer. deceased: 50‘1"“3“.v by was in evidence in the Red Cross
the hizhwav called SEN“ ”We“ “'0 work. as well as the Liberty and Vic-
I-‘Asterly 1W ll“d 0‘ "l" N- Y" N. H‘Itory Loan drives. ' ‘
& H. R R. (‘0.2 lVe mourn her lose.
For particulars and terms apply ‘0 . Yours Tory truly,
DAVID W. RAWMOND J. ll .l. msu. Ltd,
Admlnls‘rai‘“ r. Goodchild. Gcn'l. Mgr. '
_,,... _._...._.
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l l
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.‘ -—Try a Sentinel “'ant Ad. l
l'rdcr and pursuant to an order of — District “Of—Norialk gsfiprobfiei‘
the ('ourt of Probate for the District Court December 90 “41.8 A.D 1918 ‘
of \‘orwalk. authorizing hlm thereunto. th' . - - - - . . 7. .3
— . .. atc of George Tolh late of {\or s
the “bscriber he?!” °:P:t:9r‘fl;: walk in said District. deceased. 5
all mm “in" til 0 an "as . f The Court of Probate for thc Dis?
"m‘m‘ “mm“ m“ °f Norm” m trim of Norwalk hath limited and al-
said District. deceased. had at mi. lou’cd six mnths from the date her-out
time 0' her death in and to the {phone for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
in" “mom“ "‘31 95'3“” '0 MK. h hit-it their claims for aenlém'exil. Thom:
A“ that “and land boundedt 8:?” who neglect to present thcir accountsi
"‘y by land now or formerly: f t ‘b properly attcsted. within said time,
Williamson; Easterly “he“ H ee : will be dcbztrz'ed a recoveri'. All par
land M N Y" N’ H' & H' R" R‘ CO" ‘2 sons indebted to said Estate are fe-
100 f9" b; land (:1! thgo::$;v0fti:t: quested to make Immediate payment.
wncy. eceaSe : _ .
:0 feet by land of the estate of Johil' to
OS! ' S ”"37
KEDI Tom
pown'ey and about 57 feet by the high-
mun.
way culled Smith street; and We'otcrly 8‘
by land of Michael De Pietro:
For particulars and terms. apply to
DAVID V’. RAY MO’ND
"- Admlnist-ntc—rr r AVGN ’NN 1
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate, I I ”mix“. .7 g ‘—
Court. May 2-1, A. D. 1919.
Estate of Elizabeth C. Flatt lute
Norwalk in said District, licensed. .
The Court of Probate (or _ the Dia-
trlct 0! Norwalk, hath limited and 31-;
lowed Fix months from the data here“
for the creditors‘of sald Estate to ex-.
unlit their chims for settlement. 'l‘hwe ‘
who neglect 20 present theissccounts.
"prom!!! attested. w’ithln;mld_-tlm$.
will.be debarred a. recoveli. All per-
55h: mam tonal mm re:
mtg imam Wt.
beach. fifty nilesfm New -'
York and two miles tromAs-
bury Pork. -
Surrounded by spacious one .
can And eruptive grounds.
its Way to the hood:
makes‘ " it particularly desira-
ble for [dailies with chil-_ ,
dram.
UM'M was}
r~ Tannin. M. Fishing.
‘Vflu mm.“ lunar-
of V '35
h.lcoLLl
0. B. J ACKM
bl WALL um.
Shut-On and Other Mountings.
mommy and. Expert Repairing.
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