v?
». mu. can. 9. mm!“ , fl
,-
instill-ll,
. —.-—..p~..
NW.»
it
“towers-em
«4-:- M. .. , 339
W _~.......—r w w—v—‘e-
' ‘ " on this up, M or nu so- ”
. It: ' oak, $1.00 '
* A! L . or Gun noun. ' ,, ‘
.. W ' ‘ WANTED, _ _ , DIED.
' ,,__.——- —-—-—‘—‘— L "‘ ‘T mJONEsJ—October 8, 1919. Samuel‘
_- _ v - :‘l: omas ones. aged 89 years. Private
i XI) WANTED: funeral services at residence 0! his
;..i‘.'t room operation;
1 crood wages.
~ mr giving out stock.
v.11 stock: lst shift.
'2 luliPllllg fin-s.
at ,‘ubs in tire room:
'. high wugfis.
scrap.
I .115 extra plies.
ll; 1<t st '“t.
.i.tt Illllt‘S.
yours,
.o...
. ... 4..--
booking
' "1.". pituc work
. I'l‘ul flttl z-Etifls, on
lt'~',
worn.
.- .r
‘ .: tubes.
' ~. Tie «35 Rubber Co.
snwnroanonnm om. n:
tin-on: on am. can or .
snnrr wonn- moron
com-none ‘_ runner.
coon WAGES um urns.
moan ,onnnons. 12
NOT “EXPERIENCED w
WILL TEACH YOU AND PA
YOU WHILE LEARNING.
GLUE“, PEABODY 8 00., ‘
‘ . INC.
AZV__
I
g.
WANTED:
‘Soit Hat Butler: and W
Hat Trimmers, good pay guar-
“teed.
, --. THE DREYER HAT CO.
, WANTED
1 m’ stores. hotels and WANETD VI HAVE 'MONEY TO
I x. ..:‘-.-';t prices paid inv u-it . ,, , ..
‘ f Wm“ you have to ‘ ti in “(11:15 good business. with)
- ‘ 'serv res. i c ress ‘lnwst' care of
.t H. Auctioneer, 48 Sentinel.
I Norwalk. ’ 7 '
- 1- ,._.._-__ ___;' WANTEDW \i.\.\' won ASSlfllllIr‘
incr «lot-triml apparatus. Require-
m‘“ ~“‘""”‘" ‘lllC‘nI, small amount of electrical
r ‘
ll .\.‘ .‘ PJD ”knowledge. and common sense. (‘all
. 0).. m Winding. 'at the R. U. V. (‘o. lntn. lltirritt an»
i 1 ‘ humming and Box- nue and flag: street. South Nor-walk.
\" -. . .3 Names.
Weighing potton
'.~
in
LIIL‘iIl’; opportunity for
to learn weaving. Light
. wotk, all the year round,
ideal factory conditions.
. i'LY ". 8; J. CASH, LIMITJ
»' CHESTNUT STREET. ‘
,.
ti’t
I
A .
I: .3 young girls for Card-
botween ‘l a. m. and 5 p. m.
.__, A _.._.__.__ .. ~ .-
. . WANTED -—- EXPERIENCED LA-
bolers and turners in, also girls' to
learn. Norwalk Box (‘0.. North Main
'and Ann streets. '
. ,
Y..WANTED-BIRIS Ami
onladies' hats. Inquiuc Miller & (‘u‘l‘s
_203 Washington street.
A
t , . , . . .
I.WANTED-A FEW GIRLS OVER;
.16 years. and women who desire to
kl I n -
{make large wages. This is a fine op—,
WANTED
' EST nouns IN TOWN.
APPLY,
M 'MAHON, CREMMINS &
WORTHINGTON,
14-20 ORCHARD STREET.
ornmrons AND LEARN-
H's ON CURTAINS. HIGH."
- {er WAGES PAID. SHORT-
_ *8: (Jo., Norwalk.
.portunity for those who are ambitious
to work and improve their condition.‘
Apply top floor to Supt. Webbing and
‘I‘Zduing Corp. XI: \Vfl<lllnilllln street.
' I I
l - __—-- I
WANTED‘YOI'NG MAN OVER Iti
to work inlh‘ug store. II. (:lnntlenine
4
1, WANTED — YOUNG MAN 'I‘U‘
work in stock roam. Good opportunifyi
.fur a hr‘ght voting man. (‘luett. l‘ca-I
body & (‘0. Inc.
~
I
I
() V F. R
WANTED-BRIGHT BOYS
Salary $17» per Week
I
l
WANTED 2 BOYS TO HELP IN!
ROOM. STEADY‘
MUST BE OVER‘SIX'I‘EEN
\‘t Ans. .051», APPLY R. & W. HAT1worker.
S'Itll’. Mums AND RIVER STREET.-
TIII' FINISHING
M'flIEK.
nor, \‘.'.‘.l.l\’.
\‘JANTED—A RELIABLE WOMAJN'I HELP WANTED—“MALE AND FIJI
_ Retet'ences'mnlo. Steady employment. good work-I
Addresls “(‘ool(”-Scniint-l. ging conditions and good waxes.
In
ml. in :t small family.
w ml.
IU-
WANTED—«ACIRL'TO ASSIST INICOI‘D., 33.2? Norwalk.
In years of title. ‘
with good opportunity for advance,
meni. ii. Jacob & Sons, Inc. Shoe
Migrs., Belden avenue. Norwalk.
WANTED e- GENERAL
,novsru
Fainily of two and baby,
Bechet‘. 12,
I
Good pay to right party.
| .
g Mormn avenue. {\orwalk.
, I
——q I
Apply:
:yat once. HH’o “'aterprool‘ Battery;
lir">\ Illuisewoui'l, Apply Mrs. J. I)un-‘,- .. _. —I
1». . 7 my. ave-mm. ' I WANTED ~— GENERAL Hones-1‘
keeper in family of {our men. House:
\y' ANTEDWKITCHEN MAN I1”"havirtr; modern conveniences. No;
In. .
._
I iqul.
wasltinz. Kindly call or telephone, 67'.
v. A NTED— Livonia coax.
1m . litford. '
Darlen. B. Quackcnbush, Broaksidé.
. , . . ‘
11,0 avenue.
.
- ~ “We ' ' l
WANTED ~i CAR-'PENTERS, AND m
wANThn—A IMtAN To. DELIVER
. . ' ilk. Good wanes. Woodrufl Dairy,
I‘AI‘OIWRS’:€STEADX WORK AP'.33 Center avenue, Norwnlk.
PLY B13393, MILLS RIVER. _____’_._____ __
All.“
V.’ A NTE D — CENSUS
n.
NTED
lh'v tit 01‘s of
n
five and
i. m. 8. ll, care of Sentinel
., (‘OMPETENT
NTED
n
(‘7' Fil'v'ii
”Co
In
.‘ "
lIi'ill
Irv letter.
-tttim-l.
:trn'. cheap for 088“-
o
ANTED -»— nor oven 16 To mess
Gooijadnry while 70"”!
L'OOd tinde.
Ving. Work alt?
W
‘71 Cedar Q
lANlI tinnAn inner." CONTRACTORS.Iuon by 1mm”, nurse. Exams“,
-—- rerencesw
CLERKS. '(‘oncord street.
inm sin: Equitable Bldg. VVash-
_ I
SMALL FAMILIES
four
iil« . ilI(' light and water. Mod-
ALI;
d man who can do plumbing and
Ni) turd required. Apply 56
South Norwalll. Tele-
NTED SMALL ELECTRIC MO- WANTED _ BOYS FOR
1.x itmsn power, must be in 8006
ln-
Address Motor, care.
I
re-I
Mrs. Anna G. Pierce,
Call 'phone 699: ‘,
(nit a: women). 4000 neBded. $95.. " "" I
. _ l I A
month. Ace. 1950. Experience un- WANTED ‘ GOOD Bl mfiFSB:
m”- HHWL' Examinations every- horse not over 12 years old, weighti
. iw-rttlrt N For free particulars from 105.0 to 1130. sound and in good}
' ' y i 'nlnka'rd (former Government condition. \Vri'e with discription to
. , , 1,. '
Mr. Thomas M Inunhlin. 17 Van Zant
street. East Norwalk.
I
._._—
boxes. Steady position with good paY-I
No experience required. H. Jacob &.
Sons, Inc., Shoe Mt‘grs, Belden avenue,
ENorwall-t. ' '
e
I
WANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED
man. Room ard board with American
iamily. i\'o boarding house. Address
Doe rd, ccre of Sentinel. ' I
I
I
LIGHT ,
I
Phone call or write.
.132 Water
machine work.
Holland Machine Co”
street.
.IP-'
- l WAALNT‘EDa 1511151;
,..
n: ace. Steady
Call or write.
I‘Washington street.
IFourth street. East. Roi-walk.
cuss roomI
(merit: Winter,
daughter, Mrs. Mary C. Stovenq West
I
The mankind ”studs: Wm
Jor D. H. Crissy and his observer, Sen
geant Virgil Thomas. who met almost
instant Mb in a crash in Salt Lake
m
M, to!“ ““ u.“ “=th
moi-verbi- Colonel Gould Mtuflmtt’nflngfioldhm,nt
N :3! an m mm m. the
m all. non cal“ In musty-two
no" the moms: coun‘
l'
outt
. ' ' _ .
(Continued on me may. of m . P *° W“ 0‘“ W“- , 'I
clscoJo Bait 14kg,t Thu.- clef I“ huffinflm .. N m ~ “ ‘6
Lfi‘mfigis mint-.95 ml“ "at cm“ ultimo». D. B. Gish. Commodore 10. "nuns fl‘
“parka: mgrmém,” b? 31‘; fig; Clinton plane tell u Ovid. N. Y., » , = U taupe not:It :2-
..m‘ , . ~ wfllo Lleut. Gishhmhmz'm , *- DIV-hem”
qt Quince. N. Y». «Lleut. Gish had a
passenger Captain de lo Vat-t. ”he
no: attache or the bench embassy,
that only other non-American partici-
put in the race. All the remaining
gontestalts are American Army nvlle
on.
val ammplmmnomtboustmd
the departure at nine for Cl"
word Was sent to Rochester at 9:3
this manila. tom-ll other"
m boundilim inthe oustmcoutlwd
NorwaIk, on Saturday, October 11, at.
2 o'clock. p. m.‘ Interment will be. in‘
hkeview cometary. New Coma. -
1
Wi
St
1
nuc “'odnesday night. Reward it re-
_ horned to Mrs. Frank Donahue, Fair
t FOR SALE—G ROOM HOUSE. Wit-3m” “mm"-
and reliability light. loin was full-
ing am. a high wind was sweeping
across the come from the northwest.
Ono nvlator, Lieut. J. G. Williams.
who left Mlneola at 10:18 a. 31., yester~
d“, had_«not been heard tron: this
morning, and some fear was felt [or
his safety. 1
Three contestants who r re obliged
‘0 Illi- W um I. "new, higher in price, the. one needs new
hoped to got back in the ace today. ones me my economize in their pur-
LOST—A STRING OF PEARLS
th plain gold clasp. Lost betWeen
. Joseph's church and Fairfield ave-
CURTAIN THRIFT.
As Dutch and sash curtains are now
tor inside. Summer kitchen outside.
many good fruit trees. a large chicken.
house. Price $1.500. hquire 22 ”Wes
In Tailor Shop. I
potatoes, 3 wine barrvls.
. .oughly experienced tyDISt. Knowledge
_' i FOR SALE—1917 com) scorn-’0‘ item’graph” ‘1‘” mess”?- AW‘Y
'ban. 1917 Ford touring. 20 bushelsTot 11- & W~ H“ Sh”: cm” and River
(1. McKen- streets, Norwslk.
finish.
WANTED—YOU NG LA] )Y
They are Lieut. Rosa Kirkpatrick. which.” n:- just half the price. Buy
pdescended at Vernon, N. Y., Lieut. Rug“... 4: inches wide, having a bent
L. laughan, who landotl at Glendale, ggmched and open work border on each
N. Y., and Llent. Willis R. Taylor, who . side. (‘ut it down through the cente ‘
landed at Nicholson, Pa. Hold, and, with the sewing machinc,
Five additional entiants were sched-i put a very narrow hem on each side.
uled to enter the race at Mineola to-;Each curtain may be made lichl-‘K‘.
58!. . ,Veiy nice remnants may sometimes be
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, I gt. 9.—A‘procuned at half price. making the
big do Haviland 4, PITOIW' ;.‘ Captain'cost even less. ,
THOR-
dry. \Vest Norwaik. Telephone 259-12.
FOR SALE—l
hay.
off East avenue.
In
in
21
FOR SALE—~BARGAIN. STEARNS'
Knight, 5 pueonger touring car for
sale. Telephone 1660 for particulars.
-—
AT
FOR SALl~—L()OK! LOOK!
APR}: 0F SALT years of age» Apply J. & J. Cash Ltd.
A. Havllcek, Hendricks avenue. Chestnut street.
I
—_ Captain J. S. Marquette and Lieut. C.‘ —--—--——<——‘-
WANTED _. A BOY ABOUT 17,11”. Hoaton. oi the United States Army}, WRITTEN “FORE CHRIST.
tone of the planes which started from' All the books of the Old Tesla-
‘IMIDOOIa Yesterday in the tnnscontfiment were written loll MN! I119
.det‘ective compass, and landed last much as 1.400 years before, others
is F'l‘. )l0.Init:ht at a farm at Nippeno. neu- here. from 580 to 1,000 years before. and
Phone :‘iil‘nw m9“ EPCurcd 3 Simply 01' gasolene none less than 300 to 400 years he-
enmm I,hmwtand this morning resumed their flight'l’ore. The gospels and other books
’ ' “3‘3“” Blnmmwn. Iof the New Testament Were written
CHICAGO, Oct. l—Firttt Lieut. Bel-Irwin 33 to 60 or 70 years after the
.vin W. Maynard, leader in the 5.40tltbirth of Christ.
nuwsgtrsnscontinental airplane race, {oaks
FOR sAusécitnsr.
r boat. Palmer engine.
r boat. Palmer
fi-IZ.
W ANTED—“'03! A N Ft IR
Afler expecting to dictate to the na‘
, .. ,, . . . ville air from Ashhurl Field hero aI
these prices ior‘lt‘riday hash sliced wmk. 2 day» or more we: Ml' “ th'l'izilf) 1-2 o'clock this morning. lllItions of the world at the peace tam“
(“odllsln 15c lb: Genuine Blue fish, 23c in: and cleaning. M” *‘ I“‘“i’Y‘miheaded for Rock Island, “1.. 155 mileslthe exKnlser now finds that a luv
“1' Native l-‘lali'ish. 3 His 27“,: Native housoworkcr. Sleep in or out. Tile away. ' ‘ . Iservanls Wm obey m. commands if
W'- kr' h 1- . lb At B in 9 t ,. phone 1893. Norwalk. . CLEV ninth-U. Ohio, Oct. 9.—A driz- Ithcy are handsomely tipped.
ta is , u( . I he. 0 o It. __ ,ziing ram. low visibility and unfavor-I
m. WANTED—POSITION, POOR, Pill» .ahle weather reports delayed the startn O'TIISTIC THOUGHT.
FOR 8ALE~LATE l‘JlT
let touring car in port'm-t condition.
{Yew battery, tires cxrellent. Phenol
376 or 1197-3. ’
cuuvuoo
SC
FOR 3ALE‘THE ““me T‘NK‘ care of Mrs. E. D. Smith Six. To‘itenekc
and timbers. supporting the same In- Darien.
rated on the root of brick building at
\VOIIIu‘N Raymond and hay streets. For farm-i " ‘ ’
or pnticulars inquire at office of (“til
“'9” ('ip'ar ('u.. 83 \Vashington street:
I
V‘T
' t
FOR SALE~PAT HOG AT woou.:paired at Fiore‘s Garage, 11 Egan-mg! rain stop.- and tin high winds mode"
nun. Tel. 025. Gun-no iron: mu 3"-
_-v Ind *
sltlc avenue. Mr. J. Gnllich.
H'ste family 01 boarding siliuol, ?
American woman. protestant. with 2
well trained children. girl {I and hon
11 years.
small
Gold. however abundant, cannot ren-
der a person truly rich.
scheduled for daylight this morning.I
of {our of the eight army airplanes
which landed at Glenn L. Martin Fidd'
here yesterday aiwrnoon. on the
fourth leg of the transcontinental airI Think ol’ what is happeninl f0 “1099
Derby. The other {our arrivals yes-:Americnn citizens naturalised and
terday continued westward. {otherwise who invested their cash in
At 9 a. m. heavy rain was fallintherman bonds the first three you"
Haml- Lieut.-Col. H. E. Hartney, Limit-Io: the wan—Richmond Times-Dis-
Col. T. S. Bowen, Captain Harrv Smithipatch.
innd I ieut. E. ii. Manzelman, who re-i
_ manned here over night, decided to re- Since this is the season in a par-
,main here until Weather conditions lm-‘ticular sense of peace and good will.
.DI‘DVP. \mpitnl and labor should join in the
The four fliers reported their celebration—Baltimore American.
FIORE’S GARAGE
-chines in excellent shape, and
ieut. VIZ H. Rice, in charge of thte
by
Or workim: hun- T‘kvupt'l‘ in?
Pennant-n1 it near
Ada Helm.
family.
hool._ Belt references.
"O‘ .
ma-
said
they would start west as soon as the
Ba" your Ford ""hauled 0" 1‘1" Want Ids. Bring Results.
L
Inemal light. lost. its way, owing to think of Christ, come of them us,
’i { n.4, -_,,.
‘m‘nm ‘ T
Mn. Mary I. Parker " si
no. many friends or Mary E. m 4'
umbenalnodtolmnorhudg‘
fix hath; notebo- 7.1919. an n
, thNornltJbopu-nd them 2.
u her-Lu:- hm mi bad nut
“Intends. “vain hot “it
your and sister a! the latK‘thI"
Pet-mole. a:
r
children and tour you-punch“ ‘7
rial in New York Bay Comm.
crew City, N. I.
-w
z
s
e
‘-
«I
Samuel T. Jones.
Samuel Thomas Jones, ngd’ D
Iyears. died yesterday at his home -
'New Canaan. Private funernl I.
vices will be held at 2 o'clock SIC. '
day Memo“ tram the home of - ‘
daughter, Mrs. Mary C. Stm‘enfi’. ‘
W'est Norwalk. Interment will be -
Lakoview cometary, Nrw Canaan.
h
I”
‘L
“
WWI-m H. can. "‘
, William 11. Doug died last night uh“
his home, 19 Franklin street. M
arrangements to be announced lacs.
Mr. Belts “'3! a member of U“
Tribe. L. 0. 0. ll, and Ruler w};
No. 97, I. O. O. F. ‘
I
AIRMEN WE‘RE AcCURATL,
Liberated Brag“ denied a 5*
inc testimony to the work of the II-‘I-‘X‘
lied airmen. It was attacked by g!
bombers because the Germans had .3,
made it an important base for III.
marines. Its extensive docks. 0t.-
.nncted with the sea by canals. formal
v.
V
a sate haven where the Gm ‘- "
boats could hr- built, fitted and "a;
paired for their work of destmcth. ,
The raids ot' the allied airmen m
directed solely at those. obglectlv"r
,and. despite the. enormous m:
done to them. the rest of the tow-
lsuflcred hardly at all. 3,
I
"Of course. you want to tors“.
your Pnemivs," “Yes." replied Ml-
,Cayennc: "but having- to forgive th-
lsglme enemy over and over again don "
grow a little monotonous.”——Washl.~ .
ton Star. . '
1-. 4 'fi‘
. R“
,NORWALK "HOSPITAL As'éocug.
ATION ANNUAL MEETING 1,
The annual meeting of the m ’7'
l:
w.
'i‘Hoepital Association will be held II
:tho Hospital, Stevens and Brit-h MI.
'on Tuesday (veninz. October ”a
11919 at eight o'clock to transact m:
‘following business. ”
1. To hear the reports of the 0“ fr
- . ‘ ‘_ flight here. received a Wire from Bur-I
FOR SALI: 7— (0.“. A5!) (1.55. - - “"PROMO‘ —- 4—»- I‘l'alo stating that nine machines lct‘t'
range very reasonable. 35 Lincoln; . . , m 'Hudflalou thiis mm in; for Cleveland-‘ " I
~. . tan t t s x ot rs were held at But--
‘au nuc. I Varnon Huqhon tale. 5
~ , SINGING TEACHER. ROCK ISLAND, 111., Oct. 9.—~Licut.‘
FOR [SALE'_ I. .Rfigsi olioz‘slfi'i'l‘naches on Tuesdays. 66 South Main ‘ I
\‘W‘l :0 L n‘l‘ in’fiit) “5 d “1:: street. Telephone 822. So. Norwalk. FOR “LE“: HOFSES 0N FNIA3“ '
Lot 1-0 it. {ton a .. i . eep. t..For towns and particular. mnuzstrcet, South Norwallc I house 123
quire Mrs. R. Hennessy, North Taylor
avenue.
313, West 57th Mot, New York Ci
(xtrooms. 1 house (2 rooms. Lot lOOxli’v'
I
Saturday
.. feet. Whole 87,000. For particulars :
‘ ., , t ___———-—--—-—
WANTED—2 GIRIS 'TO LABEL' 500. Lot 611.209. Apply E. EuGorhnm. FOR “NT—AT THE SHORE. A
ers of the Asseucizltitm to act upon 1-:
same. .. “I
2. To hear ti. reports classy 6.7":
'mittevcs appointed by the Awnclntiq, _
Its Directors or its President, and -3
act upon 1hr same. I
3. To cit-ct Directors to take in. ,1
places of those whose term m.
and to fill any vacancies in tho m4?
of Directors .it any exists.
nil rent is ready now for mites. sold. rented,
I
FOR SALE—2 HORSE, comm“? room bungalow. furnished}: 51““ m m. It. m an I “moinrlmlh'llfl
trucks in first class condition. Price ins rooms. ’30 a ”1:” “”1 “www.mlnw. toll manner-com
reasonable. Norwalk Lock Co. [Agencin South Noun ' m I ‘ PLUM .
' . ul.nm0n&00. OHM ‘
FOR SALE—CALIFORNIA WINE. T0 LET—5 39°!“ AT 55 SPRING -- mtwu‘ru u can
grapes Four proof. The sweeteot'fiu'eet- Inquire of “'3‘ R" Into", 1‘8 , (in Fair-Hold Ave. W
and strongest of any California fruit‘cm M Tel. 1853.11 - .........
‘ es. In uire '6 Lexington avenue. , - ‘ fllIlSH BOD
Elise Kissq ‘ 7° PET”: ED H5. ............. m W
‘ ' _ m light housekeepinz- *1 West are”, none non—4., . Ego .
FOR eALE-Tnocsnor: 14 ROOMS rmm lieu-1'»
Nos. 4' and 6 Pleasant strait. mount.r
one; 5 p. m. or. lvere Eeterson, 19:
I
A.
For: MILE—HOUSE 011330033.
all lmpmvomeltl. "la: ”318,5 _, m
danced (nit. 81-h It“?
tog.- ‘ i » . '
«$.75»- {a 1&1! :‘z'gff".
\
i
{
ooNN m. wuss EXCMNGE
4..-
I
We buy everything in the he d'
Junk and Second-hand I'm-lure.
hut Nos-walk. survival,“
In three daughters. two v.7: ‘
4
,5»;
«if-
1%
m5
i
- __ . P
« , . PIANO IN RUCTIONS—WINN I 4. To transact any and all Oh .
F0 ——\nm<1No GOAT Vi ITEII SI
. R SALE. 1 . .. .. Sclmnl. Ragtime and popular music Mk John T. Hayes I W'th Com lete and business proper to come below-flm
thtee months old kid. lnqune 0.! taught any one in th'nty-nve lessons. 7 i 1 a p ,
Winfield street, East Norwalk. it you have a piano. Why not learn to '0. “1...?“ W I meet "g' , ‘ ‘ h d“
_ 3].). "a ‘fiugno dd‘ys’ gunman Tues “F” ’ ‘7 “ I MM“ ., 501:3;«1 aliqamwalk this 8t day q?
q. . ~ 1. - ‘ .. ay an e nos 33‘. our-3.10 n. m.; . i c 0 or. . .. ‘
FOR SALE ‘3 “‘1'” EU?” 9“," to 9:30 p. m. 'thw 11‘85‘2. 120 Wm... Ebctrical Work and . noelms , JAMES '1‘. minimal. ‘1‘
Royal Wilton Velvet rugl-xl... 4. .t ”install stmt. South Roman, ”MINI Re _ , ; G ,
(when stoves, 3 parlor stoves. Telc~ Post. Office. swam now open M .33., - ”all“! .'
phono 499. Call 37 Fort street. :‘l‘ldment. Clillord mom. Superb-i F. J. FLAHERTY cmmm
F0 A E 8 IOO\I Two mmi " I ‘ Charles St. 3"“ N" walk. I » P
R S L 7' f. .‘ ' , ‘ MRS. LOUISE CANriuLD, ’ Phone 399-12 FRUITS .
l_v house at. .\0. 2M. Last a\ cunt) and , \. l I I ‘ .
6 room cottage at No. 22 Cottage St. 1 M0“ :nenuc. ' orwa k Conn. , GIGARS ;
Inquire “3 1.. “figmv 274 Em "e, .PRIVATE LESSONS m panama. w_ifiSIl~I—E§sfifibi‘wy . W00.
nue, Bast Xorwnlk. ' Telephone 1838. ‘ H I
M" “" ,_._ —‘ IAUTO' PAINTING AND Tramp/um FMY MEDICINES I
FOR SALE-AT WEST NORWALK. to m , pom ca, mm ‘22. Mane" "t . L
4 acres. 10 room house. improvement 4 .- 'Chevrolet to .5 2“. Anv ,h ‘ r m. mm .m
13.71.. frontage, gmd orchards, bums, T0 LET—J: FURNISHED noostsdmm ‘30 m :35" ' 0 or "8
etc., 31200 cash. balance as rent. Pficej3i’éry PODVBBII‘HCP “'1‘ IISI‘I housekeep’ ' . POGANY & MAJER. ' ”m
$5.000. The Gill Agency. Darlen,ln8- Improvemrnts M" "WP-y an 26 Van Zant street. Enst Newark.
Phone 356 station. Inquire 7 Grove street. - _- i _._._.
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FOR SALE—7. SHARES. Cl"‘Y FA I TO LET—~4 ROOMS AND BATHudmtlIl. w mm W I '
tlonal Bank. South Norwalk. to eharlllnnse. gas electric "gm-€- 9 Valley Inn. ID-tm style-i loves: me. , ii A All H ‘
es, Falrield County National Bank :Plnce. Phone 1070. .J mt. m I!“ I'd-l I . t 0““ “a
Namath, Address Locked Bo, M, 9Auhnir.wne ETA C)!!! was no Dr. our: solicited. Tel. 2139. mm 116 m “I! I! VICTORIA TA}! C0. 4
South Norwnlk Post: Office. ‘1' Fl R\IQHED 1 ROOMb m' (I liwm 4 w . Phone 934
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‘ — . ”for housekee Inz, from Oct. 15 to UNION noon. mum.“ ‘GOIIII. woon'un AVI. I 65 Railrond Avemn.
FOR 3““ H01 SE OF 8 1200315., D won! 1 naherty rum-lean Tram South Norwdk.
good location, lot soxzoo. Price $2,500 :April lst. Adults only. Decker. 25 Inc. 19-“ a“; mum. u‘m _-,- _,._. _
Two to 8!: rom cottage. A-l Shfipfi'HfiVilflhd SII‘QC‘L m m" trucking. Office “10pm m
Newly painted. $ 3 , 0 0 0 ea c 1581. m hm ”hm, - - ' ‘ -—-
Cash required. 8500. ln.'1‘llird District. To Rama- nm'sn, ATTRACTIVE ALI. “mun IAI-
"011E001 9 rooms, all improvements '1 furnished 9 rooms. 2 baths, 811188“ DIV” '0 Ram. EXISTS N am
desirable location. Price ‘33300 ; y - ' . h t 5 nd . L. EFFRON
‘ l J ‘ . 1 Sea i JElectricity, hot air ea . rooms 3 “E"
a...” $0295.???" ‘ ‘ ‘ Wmmam only m. b. heated and u... ,, To RENT .. UNDERTA 3 Row st.
' ' Idesired- New“ 1393' “m“ omit urn or To nun u a... m; u...- on. Tel- “1-
. FOR SALE-—3 SIX ROOM COTTAG- —-———-—,—-——““"" —‘ '— —_‘— mmmm ‘ W n I _k__- h,
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es, Dart improvements, good locationl To LET] TOTEEZZ‘S 0:3 E :0": m I" _m m ”m I cm
Pm“ ”'00" ““h' m" 3 mm m“ N mp e‘ die of am” New! 13 mm. ' * Juutm
;all modern improvements, best lock. Ely avenue. loo 1 ' ' m'th " . MORE.
. 'tion in town. at a sacrifice. Price 88,- 15 Lowe street. ,1 h! M both. 3 Smith, Undemdi It wouldn t cost MORE.
rumo- m lemlngton. all other But you will get
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