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TUESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1919,"
WW *—w‘.- _e
a) W“.
.‘Iussmu Iain:
Antilllsuuu
onti}‘2‘0 I
' Adofeesional
momma“
0: Oops Bouillon-ice.
n! I
.i‘nzz- h-l‘
.ifl
BMW“
0 Week. $1.00. "m
:3:
wAu-reo
WANTED:
SEWING MACHINE OPER-
ATORS ON ALL PARTS OF
SEIHT WK. FACT“!
00313111018 PERFECT.
GOOD WAGES PAID EXPER-
IENCED OPERATORS. IF
\YANTED
hum lel‘ f:Ihri(: checking.
’I .\lIItt
Igi‘iIIIL.
pit-cc \\'nl‘l(, second
~li'lI .. 4
4 c-.\.II.I Illt'll for all shifts-
l llIEtl. shipping (ll‘lllll‘llll'fll.
l lll«"r'_ IM-plving department l NOT Bum“ w:
4' lllt II for cleaning l‘t‘lllll do? . \VILL TEACH YOU AND PAY
V'H‘rldtw'l 'l‘lll'hlllll, sI-I'Imd shift YOII WHILE LBAEmG.
.1 3““? I. I‘ll. .\‘.I'mlj. «gunk tllh“. CLUETT, PEABODY & 00., ‘
i The Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co. INC.
WANTED :
Soft Hat Banders and Stifl
Hat Trimmers, good pay guar-
anteed.
THE DREYER HAT GO.
WANTED
".II lgl...
l4('ll! 91-: hours.
Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co.
GIRLS
Live wires to examine a very
fine line of Ladies’ Hmierurour.~
Permanent position and good
WANTED W' .
Qantensts of stores, hotels and p3}. flhng workers only'
dwell'ng Highest prices paid
D op no: tal of what yoLI have to TERRIS BROS"
.‘OHN K. FINCH. Auctioneer, 4a 127Wfi3hing¢°n St- .
water St.. South Norwdlk. ' 1‘
One Flight Up @5
.-—~--—.-__ _._.. ._ .
WANTED WANTED lll~3l.l'.;\lALE ()R Hi;
llllilt‘, SII .lll‘V employment, good work
“minions and good wugPS. .\hl‘l"
Hi I'm Bottom t‘ompnny. B.
Good opportunity for several
young men to learn the trade.
LOU NS BURY. MATHEWSON
Alli! -'
Norwnlk.
‘ to
les.
'03 “Ll
.II.
FOR SALE—PI'RNITI‘RE. BEDS
and other household articles. ipull at
77‘Flax Hill Road.
FOR SALE-XEVV TlliES FOR (ll
EIIxf}. $33.\7v‘ 110x32. 3l”.75.
es. in piopot'tion. ~Pllnnt‘ 7.17
FOR SALE .—- SMALL
down sof‘lll‘tw. 7
PA YMENT
room house, all
im-
‘l l
. or Rum-:1-
(Conflnued from Page OBI ‘
l
dates are Hugh J. Lavery. Demcc.
town animal: Willhm ‘~ '. Bern. I. ~
mer town chairman: Georg . F. .\‘.III:
Phllo C. Calhoun, Alderma John 2'
Cornell, Attorney Henry E. ‘zhaIInon
Attorney W. H. O'Hara. 0nd I- -w mu.
ers. Also. Judge 10M Keogh. 7 Smith
Norwalk. Judge Howard W. I, Iis. n1
Struford. who might just as \ ll be
considered a local caldldate; W imam
H Cable and Char-let W. Murphy both
of Danbury At one time Albert Phil
_Ilips. at Stamford former secretary of
yroroments. garaze. , newly decoratul.’
.1) state was in the running. but it Is on
Other siz~ derstood that Judge Phillips is now
1iout of the race by his own motion
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BELL ISLAND MEETING.
!
Nor-walk Men Attend Improvement As-
sociatibn session.
BalnnI-I as IInI TlII. (ml Amino" iBe'llml Ital: (1“ gm“?! "INA? “2 Of m“
_ ~ 5 m rov mcm “Iri I
IDariOn Coup. Telophrmt‘ 30‘? IInc was held Friday (atoning: “42:;
__ .-- .. _._ _._- .- _._. — tember 19m. in the narlm of I‘ I Sum
FOR SALE» -\T \\ EST .\Ollii'AI. K.
1 nuts». lII room house.
large l'rontacr. good onhartk.
etc, $1200 cash. balance as rent
$3.000. The Gill Azcncy. Daricn
Phone 356 '
FOR SALE-FARMS. BIC AND LIT-
tlc. bungalow-s. cottaccs, houses. small
places on edge of town with one-hull
impI m cmcnt s ' ”I,
l
_.I \vial dcrcs. shnrc lots and hunfrnv'
lI.I"s. stores and businch properties.
He can supply all wants. Lawrence
gene):
FOW SALE—.\EAD Hit." 9t HO”,
[inc modern home of 8 rooms: all im-
provements. lurze lo‘. just off “Fest
uremic. “ESL Lawrence Agency.
FOR SALE~6II ACRE FARM “'ITH
tools. stock and crops. 83.09”. ‘ Mieht
exchange for home in town. lnquirh
D. S. Hull. Haviland Block. South
Norwnlk
FOW SALEwS SHARES.
tlonal Bank. South Norwnlk
leirield (‘nnnty National
(‘l'l'Y .‘ .‘I
in shar-
Bank.
innml Serih’ti.
‘nbscnl from this
l
I
. V WANTED JOB llllN’l‘ FRVVA‘PPI‘ y Norwalk. ArlIlIcss lmckrd Box ALI
. & CO “"“'"” ”"1" Hum SquaIe Norwalk. South waal‘l. ensI Office
_ -,,,__.,____M_________§ -- _
—~7— . WANTED . SALESIADIES. GOOD FOR SALE— REGISTERED .\'HW
. IMP-l l-I‘I‘HHIIII-nl position Mil] ()mIQI , _ . . ~ . l x,
W ANTED “1:, Hill I. I'll.\l'l-'l-‘ SN)” 1: l W: HIinvton \Ireet South Aealnnrl ham.» and a {cw Bclzmn IaruI
“III ‘III«-‘ II. .\I. Kg, H. .. ”n" h“ WW. \ "‘1'“ HR .\'cry I'cusonuhle. \ounz and old stockw
III! _~-'m- 'I.I...,I,V.”, I”. Im“ ”H.” ' “‘_‘ " "“‘ - —— A ll Yeyworth, SW7» Flax llill ‘inavl.
7; ._ ,, ,-_ _. __H__"*” h _ WANTEiD 'll ml l l.\lll. [‘2 MAX I‘OR TI-lqihnnt‘ .If’I‘L’. I
I, , _ “ “ " " 'II'I'II In. on small general raIIII ___,,__ __ ______ ,_ __.
“NT?” ‘" "'\""3lil"lNI‘I-:II IIIIIIIINIIIII larm \Ioirmt um Roall.. . - . .. II.
mm.“ "'3‘" “Mi" :III-n truck Ag .\' “lid” ’l'I-lnphonc ”‘10. » FOR SALEval'URll " Law»
I.“ _\-..,_.I, xmwm.‘ For ”“8““!!! m” .__.._.‘. ~-——~.—.._..- _- __.. cash. l’hOR.‘ 2035‘. 4‘! SW1"?! "73573
ill.I.-II: l‘umpunv ’Ituvmuud street ‘ l~ “(ANTED T0 RENT“ A “OFSE V
» .,_ . -_.-,_ .;"l_"‘4lll \'W'ulek. Cullen. 2593 ("aln- FOR SALE vONl‘I THREE FAMILY
I‘M 9.. :nmnIh. l-‘ul'dlmm X Y [10115 It‘ll 1001115. Qt (’O'lfl District Ill
V-IAN . . .
:) ,,. ’ TED \ H .\(llll. H) Ill. l‘ '" WANTFD .. ,, ~ It SIIC'lifir‘c. Dll(t" $2 Illm Tuo six room
III I I _\ . “.ivth twpI-IiI-IIII. who (on ._ ’ ”H N” L ADY “h ’ (oitnqcs all impInu-mtnts. Off “'th
.II-vv :t-~'_~l in gum...“ “mt.“ “wk.“ II “In-II”. IIIII-wrilex for tiflket de- .ncnup pIiI-e fl. .I‘lll with. lnquirc F.‘
'l‘t'lIIJ’hpI‘ll" Irumbcr 435. . for 8pmm_gl>:-..I~IIII'. um“ l'noulI-Ilgo of slcnn- 1C. Gorllam (‘0.
Wm”. H I .\lI‘c. " V ""“il‘l-i l"' I" II‘-~Il. A l' . ' z I V
_ "i H. (U- ‘S'II l» I l‘t' ~' :IIIIl fr"??? If. &. \‘. H K- FOR SALE‘LO‘VE [’le7 "UT 0"
.1 - - I , T’ '—~ ~ "‘ " -m"- Iyoun: fut fowl. Jill‘ltN ‘ll'Wt‘ ‘ Tu:-
W A.N TE 0 ,. CENSUS (‘LERKS ‘ -____ V-“ - lor Place north of Toy! I .‘Hc, w.
lIm-II, women). .1000 "upded $5,; WA JTED '.\T ONCE. A TAILOR
liltzllllt. .\ng Is no, cxpcI-ience \lnnflfps. "9 lil|l()yt'.~\. Stead} “Olk and zoo] FOR SALE 1' l’ 10 l.-."1‘l- l‘ lTAli.
Milt lixuluin' lion: -l' .i - ., . I‘V’W‘“ ADI-l} A. l, llIin .\'th \l humm“ "WV profitable (200d “Ni
lw’ l‘Ili.‘ fI».. a , .,\].‘ .‘. )l‘lm“ (kt <ll't" t, South \(Iiu 'Ilk ‘ 3‘“ dentin] ma‘mn' (an be lmulht 1“ I
_ II IIIIIIIIIl Ith, “lite .l. l,eo- -.,- ' ' ‘ ‘very reasonable leu‘. Address M. I.
1m 61‘ (ll'lrllf'l HIneI-IIIIIvnI ExaIIIinorl ‘ R, Norwulk Post Office.
5"“ l7'l'I’IIIlIlII “him. \\'zI<hiIiuton. i WA'JTED A BOY TO DELIVER
.A_ ___ “till“:- A???" J. V. .\lt'nlnn, 73 (‘etlal‘ FOR SALE—J HRSEY ('OW'. FRESH
W A N T E D.— “.OMAX “. \N’l‘s‘. s rei- . in Juh Blithefleld Farm. “701”“!
wnk I“. ”w «luv m. 20mm” “,0”: (.n" _, _ L. _ Hill Road. Norwalk. Telephone 1140.
1‘.‘ M‘ll's‘hgtll six ”I S I ' - -‘ \ V l . - ,. ~ - . - ' _"“"" -“ ‘ ‘
It , mlll Killu'lll. ‘ WANTED - SI l l, .\'l lfl.\ \l .\l.l.. “FOR SALE—~ FORD \\ INTER TOPS
_. f. - . -IIo~;iIinn :I.~ r-urtla‘kcr married man Toutinz CR" top ’3‘ I'I RUHbmll top
‘I- . , , . . , . _ . . . .; .
«hIJ-IANTEleplIonLoO-Slbz $31M) 1 AI .\' muofimn. m" furnish the no“ ”I. hr, $36.2.» Also demmmtable tops for any
» .. _ .I- orualk WHOM, SobI-I- honed ~Inl rm" make or car. Rhufelt's Garage. 11
.. ‘ — ll - .. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ Edliv avenue. East Norwulk. 'Tele‘
MANTED—l-Al‘l-ZRHCNCED ()l’l‘lll- :Ol 13. “ill llk“ full charge. Ad" DbOllt‘ 1S33-3. I
Ilitvt‘s (III'powIII- scwinrz machines. larl- ”NS" or 0“” F- A- Mcrt‘ill. Murray
jc.~' shiIt “hints, .\'orwulk “'uiss (‘II_. SHOP" Nm‘walk. P011112- R- F- D. X0. '11 FOR'SALE'TT‘VO 5H0“. CASES
1:: “’nslIinzmn Hll‘w'l
new ,__,*__.. _.j to m
\"ANTED- l. I)|' T ROOM HOI'SR'
will. lallO‘Pl’l'l‘lllh‘. garage preferred ' FOR RENT“ FIVE ROOMS AND
Lo: ntix. ll near trolley and schools. bath "0W hem: remodeled. A very d“
Replv to Box sirnblc l'l‘lll. centrally located. Gibson
‘ ' Smith.
I 1 THan Place. Phone 1117.
.. .\___.._~ —
WANTED ~- Two Ic'XPERIENoEn FOR RENT-—— 7
TUI‘ hacking room. amp to make “it“ lil'f
Duck boxes and crates. Steady tic“ and ”"1191"-
work and good wages for the right Oct. 15‘-
1'1‘09 $20M In $4 Mm
“"' South XIII-Walk.
v-r
ROOM
{:0 harden. near Norol‘on st."-
W'lll be ready by
A’luss \V.
wt'n
anal
I'lI II. Apply personally if possible to Ohm “fights-
N: ”21V strcet, (lurintr business hours — —~ ——-——~~— -~——___. _-'__
m 'E-lcphonc llll-l. Plover Mfg. (‘0. FOR RENT ‘7‘ 6 R00“ HOI'SE
__ with water and electric lights. Newly
WANTED IF YOUR KROPERTY decorated. Five. minutes walk to
Is for sale. we want to know it, for we station Nicely located '80): 14FN0F’
can sell it for you. Lawrcnce Agency olon ngm"
1.? So. Main. St. So. Norwalk. (‘onn.l
Prone 63273' . lpleasant home facing park.
,larg'e airy room, also garage,
MALE. $3.50 up. No. 2 Union Park.
To LET—“FURNISHED ROOMS 1N
Porch.
from
Phone
WAMV_D _- Sl'l‘l A'nox.
pO-H’ll II (Itltsitlv pr 'cv‘rcd. Am marrl- 19-
ed wnh family; sober, honeSt. trust?
worthy. good p’enman and educated.’
\Vlm wants an American man who mu street. Inquire of Mfg' R' Tar-10V.
adopt himself of anything? Living Grove street. Tel. 1852-12"
wages dPFlled that is all I ask. for.
.Best of references. Address or-cnllFA. l
'1'o' LET—~5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
16
_._.
FOR SALE. -— A TWO FAMILY
l o '
Mr rrill. Murray street, Nm. .‘Ilk Conn, 11%;]: ’ffiomltmestclge :32 31:03:52
R F. D. No. 42. ' 1‘Also many others for sale. For part!-
_,_, h. _-_ _ _._. Iculars. ..
..WANTED --— PRIMARY TEACHER‘
for County Home School, Norwalk.l ASk Jonn T. Hayes
snary $600.00 including middayJusCh-l In. 7 In: a... um
es. “'ork to begin at once. W’rite or l' ‘m RET‘WOD
“ammo. L. Brownell. 6'5 Capitf’. lV A FIDRE’S GA.R.AGE~
11;.rni’oi'd (01.1. ..
i my “mum at
_._- _._ _ ._ _. _._..-
WANTED—BOYS 1321'me THE; .
, 7, gm:- my. 1:
ages 011411211 17 earn
”WW 1*
VI.
about 121.5, feet long with two shelves.
Norwnlk Candy Shop. 40 “'11” street.
iNnru‘rflk.
i
R., Box 93, Nm- fi
l
FOR SALE—BEST OFFER TAKES
it. A two cylinder two cycle. eight
lInrs'c. jump spaik. Marine motor. A.
C. IL. St Spring Street So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE-ROY AL MAIL _CHEV
HOUSE rolet Roadster in first class condition
55 12. \‘l. est-1
w ith extras.
port.
Telephone
FOR SALE -.\’1CE ONE FAMIL'I
hou~I~ In South Norwalk. Plenty -of
quit. good well. good summer kitchen.
Priu‘ onl) $1150. $300 cash and $10
per month ’till paid. Adress P. 0.
Box 34'}, South Net-walk.
WE'LL TELL THE WORLD
that these ale the finest building lots
in Norwalk. Level ground, 11? ft.
frontage, 150 ft. deep. West Main
street. Can be cut into 3 or 4 splen-
did lots. Norwalk's growth lies in
this direction. A genuine opportunity.
Costs nothing to look. Inquire 19 West
Main street.
I
V the St rem
1
St at c of Connect icut'
mlt House at Bell Island.
The meeting was well attrn. .I .l and
Iepori of the OfllC‘l .4 showed that
i
burns, the association was in a \c;\ enlist-act
pllfifl ory
cond’ tion. The officeIs
board of directors were new:
giatulzited on the Imk
been done this ym
The following gemlcmcn “I III (lcu
ed 10I 1920:
President-A Joel L. Brush,
\'ic(--l’rcsldcnt—-Jos. F \‘l‘i
’l‘reasnrere—t'harles (‘. l'l'l‘l
Sven-tar) Edmund L'. 1911)“.
and
lII.‘
“‘hic‘ .l
‘h(
lllltl
jut-£0 a. m.).———U. 8. Steel was among
'the few important issues to show an
‘of today's Stock Market, reaction a
§aeainst L’.
Itbe morning, than stock again read '
oV--.1L
Today in Wall Street
NEW YORK. Sept. 23 (Wall Street.
0“!” “D ”‘W
caleb M. Pauly. "“ "‘
Caleb M. Purdy. who, for many
years «Indicted a. grocery store on
uncertain trend at the fir-m opening
time represented the
the Dunbury board of councilmen, died
on Sunday morning at his
lBeacon, N. Y.
‘arge fraction. Thlsnfas soon remain-
rd. however, on the strength shown
.' other favorites. especially equip»
unts,oI1s,tomoo “a leathers. Be Mr. Purdy. who was
re the end of the first 113': hour. years of age was born in East Fis
22qu in Baldwin and American Loco k’Tl
motive. Mexican Petroleum and Texas 19472 and worked herr at his trade
Company. ‘American Tobacco. (‘entral that of a carpenter. In 1877 be her
Leather and various. specialties ex came engineer at the factory of Dan
tended from 1 to 7 points. Trading icl Starr on Elm street. and after
was more active and broader than invwards was cmplox‘cd b."
yesterday‘s early period.
WALL STREET, Noon
R. Steel confirm-A
In 1834 he entered the meat and em
Prrssurc
leery business and for about
duiingl
l Highland avenue
ct in the affairs of his neighborhood
and took an active interest in poll”
ine to u slizbt fraction under its emlv
minimum. Other steels were affected.
lllill lllillCl
ORDER OF NOTICE
\'s Rat‘nmnd Sarnni.
. l-‘IIivaI-hl Count}.
Superior t‘ourt. Bridgrpml. Splllt‘lll'
bcr 2‘2, 1919.
Dora Sari iui
l'pon the umtplainl (If Inc said
DORA .\'ARTINL pl'almx. t'oI reasons
therein set forth. ftlr a (iTxlll't‘l‘ and
change of name. returmthh-
pcrior Court.
in tho SI:-
in and "ail'fk‘hl
('mlnlv. on lll(' first Tumduy of Oct!»
ber. 1911‘.
ll appearinz lo and lulu: fouLd lI_\
thc subscribing authoriiy that Ray»
the said lit-fondant is
Sta” tII
ltir
and cone
parts unknown.
THEREFORE ORDERED. that not-
icc of the pendency of said complain'
be Riven by publlshlnc this order _of
not ice in the South .\’nrwalk Evening
Sentinel. a newspaper lrl‘land In Smuh
Norwalh stunned-Iii: the (lily of Not-
wnlk. in saidfl‘lfilutfdrid‘ifiatet thine
limos succcss‘in-ly, commI-ncfim on or
before tlic
ll. lleI.
2.1m day of September. A.’
FRED w. Tl-‘AI’Y.
(‘lek of the Superior Couit for
l-‘airfield Grunt).
l
lislIiH of .\'Iuwalk
‘II-plcmbci 19, A. 1)..
Estatc of Thomas F Ratchfmd la. 0
of waalk m-said Distiict, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis
trict of Nuryralk. hath limited and HI.
lOWed six months from the date hereof.
for tho (‘l't’tllllll'ri of mid Estate to ex-
hibit their claims for flettlemcnt.
Those who Iieclcct to prescnt 'hciI
accounts. properly attested. within said
time. will be dcharred a recovery. All
persons llldl‘l‘lt‘tl to said [state are
to make immedlste payfi
_b
’ l
s“, Probate Court. ‘
1911:. l
requested
ment to
RUSH “A!“ RATCHFOZI'. D.
Administratrix.
_.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
Scaled pIonsals will be received by
Commissioner of the City.
of .\'orwulk. at his office in the Cltv:
Hall of said City. not later than tWelve
o'clock noun. October Isl. 1919.
Said proposals to coVer the furnish»
in: of material and_thP performanCc
zof lalmr reIIuIrcd for the construction
of Yankee Doodle (‘oui‘t Sewer, East
Norwalk. Connecticut.
Plans and specifications may be ob.'
'tnined from the Street Commissioner
FOR SALE-«W'HISKEY AND VVINEi
barrels in first class condition. Imb
Yourdlski'. Connecticut avenue. Tole
prone 2088.
eon SALE ~— 7120031 HOUSE
£9111 improvements, from 1-2 to 4 It!!! my 3nd Wednesday. Hours 10 a. mi
land. Near station and trolley church to 9: 30 p.1n. 'Phone ”85¢ iio Wuh-
es and school.
Heights.
Box 141, Newton
FOR “Li—ONE
l
i
IPostOlee. 5m manhun- Dike Row“.
10 30011 A
1;?!“ with _nn W in}
at his office by depositing the sum of;
ten dollars. which will be returned
upon the return of the plans and sped--
ficatlons in good order. ,
Blds must be made on blank forms
to be obtained from the Street Com-
missioner. and all bids must be con-
tained in a blank envelope murked;
“PROPOSAL FOR THE (‘A.l'~lS'1‘Rl‘l(‘-i
TIGN 0? Y ANKEE DOODLB
COURT SE“ ER." and each must be.
enclosed in a second sealed envelope';
addressed to Henry R Minor. Streeté
1
Commissioner. City a! Nor-walk. Con-
necticut. ,
The su-ect Commissioner reserves
the rizht to reject any and all bids if.
in his opinion. it is for the best Inter-
ests of the City. ,5
PROFESSIONAL
PIANO lNSTRUCTIONS—WINN'
School Ragtune and molar music!
taught any one in twenty.an 1mg .
I! you hove a piano Iwhy not lelm Iowan
any it Studio Gm. lunar. “ear!
i
into: street. South Now-1k, oppouue
mum’t. 011M lay-10m 8am
- (Id.
lInner. Ip-to-dnto atria. lows-I pnou.’ Sentinel will (hit
fWhite. 61 1-: ll! Ivonne
use. Please publish this statement as'
I want the people cw-rywlIcrc it know
ville. N. Y., and Iuo bothers, John
Vl’est Main street. sesterday afternoon
at the 7‘.‘ The funeral.
which will ‘Ic [Irivalc he held
from hvr into home on “'cdncsday at
tcrnoon, llm‘ Louis 1% Howell officinIr
‘in: The burial will it: in Rivvrsld“
I" llll'lllYW .
ATION.
ago of \'vnl’s
\V ill
"‘Busmnss NOTICES.
PARLUR STOVES AND KITCHEN
ranges thorounlilv (-lcaucd and polislr
Address “Stoves.“
care at Soul in
1‘ GAPDEN CLUB E” HIBIT COMING
(Al.
TAXI SERVICE—TEIJ’J’HONE7.5". '
ll. A. (1011mm. Auto Servicc Seven
passenser Oldsmobile and ChanmeIs
for him (1m m night: it cck or month '.
3 thnestou street South .\'ormlku
Conn.
pli
filil'ltll I-IIIlm point; to cxhihi 'hI
pl‘hllllf" .~I thti' nummci 's labOI duI»
in: 'h '- ~=I’ I Ink ”In this month
\IIIr‘I l ”Ill work and effort on lllt-‘ll
IIIIII ha: « Twillfi'l 11min rr» zct Inmnm
a largc cxlI'ZhiI or aul'll'ft \'cgctables
.land canned {ll‘lllK
3“»:
‘ ‘ "l The nullity mid [alihzi chit-I» ulll
TRUCKING—Peter J .\'el_.son loonl exhibit. lutcr in 1:0 Search
and long distance hmllng and truck- Many boys and glzls ham [I'own
log. 71 Osborne .venue. East le. Isomo especialh flue hogs dwinz 1h.-
Conn Tel.1882. last 3‘ :II and {HP to he Iommpndud l-II
_. _ , _#__ lllt iI intcrcst and help In I" luv I l1 I‘III
7-775-“.VV V‘— H, C. II.
PAINTING -— run-mama. __._ _._.
decorating. pointer- mm; will ~An advexti‘sement In the lave-mm
v. in: 11w heFi
Encounte- charm m. T1111 11'” results
dera solicited. Tel. 2139 Alekutdl-ri
_,‘—
‘ \ ROOMS
FOR SALE «Hurst; m
zood location, i i .»
six Iom cottage Arl shape
Daimtd S." non each.
lCash reunited 8500 in Third lII-I IIIcI.
House of 9 Ioome. al‘ imp'm em". Ils
;desirtble location. Price 8 3 3.0 0
‘Anply Joselm?ky. 41 Sem'iew avenue,
._ 1
UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed-l
ward J Flahorty, proprietor. Truck-
in; long distance hauling. Light
and heavy mucking. Office telephone!
1581. 800 house connection.
’Ix‘ "
l
Highland avenue, Danbun and at onellt‘tiet'lt wanton of the Eighth liq
second ward in "19‘"
l
borne in:
Mr starr in yet. Now we are about
the construction of hattinz machineiv. I
hosts and girls belonging to thy
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lithium Tom Elfin Q‘.
Hi.
Galvin A
men ”when some“
, Thoughts.
The following letter was Iced at. O -
Connecticut Voluntcus. held In
Hartford Sept. 17th:
South Norwalk. Con...
Sept.141h. 1911
I cannot be ulth 1."
Comrades:
Bevamvflnp on the seventeenth. The bout 1 a I.
11- do is to send
I some of my thou“-
I have mkw. an Inventory and I II.
\'. Y He camc In mnbury in during thoi 939m AdmInIaImnn, '.
have held waI extortion [xiv-tn.
starvation. race riots, strikes. pm
uon. daylight saving. Spanish. r—
and German influenza, sunny
mumps, measles—and the and in II
to m
partners in the Leazue of Nod-
That means we musI cloth and to:
hull of 1* mopc wlIilc some of our a ..
fif“‘“ dren. at home. are H'zli‘l'lliua throw
years «Matted :- successful store in ambage cans for snmcth. no
”9 became 319m} Somethinz is wrong and II in IL—
to-
near timi lllf \Ol“!\ of this (ou‘I
clean house and not Iid at some of '1‘
‘
"bugS'
1.0 a moderate degree. but among . .. . . "‘
If]: lil‘ments notablx Baldwin Locum” lcal matters. As a member of tlIIu Vitr'th’ .\'“U i‘ M'lIl‘.‘ I‘I‘UIIIIIH l l‘
* e c' fulllr main
tive. lll:llPl III ices prevailed. Yestcr- common "mm”! he gaxe th I’IIIIrI. in F. If. and l.,
dav's lnquin for oils was resumed ful and efficient “PT-“Pp . CALVIN A, SMITH.
with Texas (‘ompam loading at an IIII SMU'W out “‘5 3‘00“” h“‘“”“““ M“ 14 Elizalwth street,
\'ance nf- po.ints and “mam,” (“.me {HPuIdi mow-d to f‘hcshirc and aflct South Norwalk Com. .
_ . remaining in that llar‘r‘ a sllnrl llmI ' '7’ 7"" ‘ ‘ V" V
Icd the” initial gains with motms and. he went to Floiidli H“ rctu‘rncd CAMERA l's BANISHED
”fl-,leatliers. LO“ pl‘ud “if“ weic at! ,- ‘ I] Q ud r1 sided "l‘nrle Sam has ceased use” the
iIc, \Vheelim: and Lake l-llt‘ gaining nth all” a e“ mIn ‘ a Sill“-'H‘l'||l'lnlllll; lllt‘lllOIl of mam»
‘2 points. American Smeltine :mer Pen" Yan. \'. ‘~~ “hm“ "“I-Wmf‘ in: his stamps." save Kcm B am I
- m1 Talo‘phonv rpprosflmrd the From T'nIIn Yan he wont to California in IIII luys‘ l.IlIw
' ' ' '7' l .. c of 11’ I whom he Icmatncd about three years ”0“" “3 ‘l‘I‘ I'I'lllllllldl'YPI“ whu‘h “O ‘
‘ “‘9“ at (”’9‘ Q 0 ”D Y the last three “‘1“ hi~ hon ,. ui'xcmlr lll’l‘dl‘fl InI miliIaII our”:
you! (‘all money opened at l“. [w "rm“ during IlII- war was snarl The MS
(cut. \ -h"d “‘3‘" m llcaron n" (1"‘11‘ oc from which Ilu llurcnu III' anrai‘ht
ff‘lll'Tf‘d after 3 lllmla(’l"d “W“F 1‘“ :mti l'IIIIIIu: had ll"l n .chIsIan to
-~ r~~~ -__ . no, 'Sulling from gnx'pi'al, paralytic run (If? thr- rm‘cn' sinnm" W!"- M “l,
‘ ~‘ .‘ ‘."'\ ‘2’1' ‘ ll lltlll '1]. t
SHE WANTS TO HELP OTHERS _. .- r" l ‘-~ II ”“- l > “m
[flakes], d l f ”r lmII‘II :I;.'IIIII\‘ (HI-mum This .9
r. lll‘ v was a mom mi 0 l‘ . - ~. .
~ ,7 c _ . ' . \lnj In “huh l rIIlI .\Itlll conserved
~ .\llS. A.'C. \\ (JIlRll. l‘.ll. l{0(l( Atoll!“ Rit‘vlllndlfil l‘:lhl\'(‘n‘ll{il (‘llHH‘ll Of ”US llil‘ 574w] “HF ll}: ll'll llslllfl ”I" m:
‘\' (' “Hm“: I cannot pix-use 1.0“)" .city, and of Progressive lmdzc. l 0 In III.IkI- .II VI .\li‘lllillllliilvu undead.“
Kidney Pills enoush for lllv wonder-'0 1“ He i‘ “uni",d In. his w”, and mum ill-‘1 m lll('("rtl1|‘lii. and Iran»
ful bent-fits I have dcrh'cd from their ' '. ' I . .. 1' ”I. . ) 'f( Tlel photon: aphs o. S'H‘WIPS to ‘II
onc SlRlPl‘. Mrs. ludl} Hunks oi .lom~ M" k “M “m” H“ m“, ”a,“ m,
stamps were Inn off 1 his pro!“ M
,Purdy of Danbury. and lF-HcheIirk R i kmvxn Ilf~ [llltlllllllllllL‘iIillll}.
lof Ihcm. "Lame back, sore mtlscll'S. T‘urdv of Norwalk I Ru nu“ lliu \\ M) II“- heufvun anti
.puffincss undcr eves. and an “alwevs ‘ _ ;‘\l¥'l'l l5 Hill so .\(dlfo and so gig-in
' " ~ ' ‘San llil~ I‘vsuIIII-Il thin: stvcl fl“
tired recline arc indications that the: Min Emily cotter. {'1‘r,lli.~' Hum“, “ “mm.“ which m
kidnms and lladder me not working? Miss Emily ’(‘ottetz :I llfI-lnn'; I'r‘ei cosIlIm llIHll lllt‘ sorta-III -println:
propeilv.1«nle\ Kidney Pills sIIIngth- dvnt of Norwalk. died m my home 0,. "m hm “In”. Inmlumw the fine
on weak. disordexly kidnms and blad- her sister. Mrs. Marv A. Httmho‘rc. 1 sum.“ Iv-IIIIIIII- III (\ll‘ :l'vul an“,
dcr.——STILLSON POVVHLL CORPOR~ inmil .\u lllli‘ ' (‘Ulillll) In tho 'u‘hi
quality tint
\‘ auhingQ-L"
hmiel
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issues lahcls ni
lhIII-‘I- \\llll'll l'IIlllI‘
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South Nor-walk Err-nine Sentinel I
you desire the best results obi-l.-
1able.
DANCE TOWN ASSEMBLY HM‘.
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Brotherhood of Railway Clerks.
Wednesday Evening Sept. 24
TICKETS 35 CENTS
Sewing Machines
To those willing to work to
offer FIFTH]!!! D0le 2':
the first week, after that. you
work . I
Do not apply unless you
capable of earning at I“
TWENTY DOLLARS P“
WEEK
Work very mutating 3
rounding: moot p11: “a.
plant moot HYGENIC and“
up-to-date in the city.
Apply 127 Washington It“
Routine!” I: Hull .-
NOBWALK WANT 00.
totbeltate Treasure. r0301
TAXI
Phone ’37
5 and 7 Passenger Buick: and
Dodge Limousine
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
VICTORIA TAXI CO'n: T
75 Railroad Ave. Norm
J. Cutrono and’TA. Romano, Props.
liable to
Bunk: in Conectieut.
“PO" SEPTEMBER 30TH
The estate: of thou who neglect to pay this tax will b.
A HEAVY PENALTY
Money on hand or in bulk is
thou Savings Bank: or Savings
Instructions and forms sent on application.
STATE TREASURER,
Electrical Work and Ea“ “"3““ . ,
0 I — y
‘ Repairing- ' Ta .
4 Clark” St. Mt NW- 1 Residents of town- in Connecticut having assessment date
Phone 399-12 3 of 0ct.1at,and owning taxable securities are liable to taxe-
L i at 1 al rues union the late Tux of four mills has been pad
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liable if more than $500 our. ‘
De-portments of Comma-chi
. - '- \ Hurtful-d. Conn.
CALI. ‘
JAFFE‘ASH . - ”J, ____r A i
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It wouldn‘t cost MORE.
But you will get MORE.
“’e buy everything in the line of
Junk and Second-hand Furniture.
37 Fort at. T01. 09. E. Norwalk.
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LOST—A 16 FOOT SHKIFF WHITE.
trimmed with green Lari-aurl phone
1731.
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LOST-BLACK, TAN‘AND Winn:
Fol-hound with license K.- L. 32.
Please notify E. E. Seymour, 43 Cedar,
«mu South Norwulk I
' .a- l
kosr— KEYS AND CHECK No. 333‘
between South Noun“ 5% and!
Osborne avenue. .lffiout‘ne'
W8.
WANTED.
Laborers for Concrete
Read Construction. 50c
and 55c per hour, 9hours
yperday. Abouthonths;
Norwalk Chronicler