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lvlllllsuluu
hofessionul
“vs. ~
Wants. To Let. For Sale. Busmese and
Cards.
7; » . in! 51“.“
.~Ifln't1iis pm. 5.51:»;on monuments! .
'25:: per $558,618,113 Double Price.
Mfioellanupus
. WANTED .
7&9; an:
.___’~ _._.__
"171'qu
(fight I)’ E- with good (.ducation?
1;. .451 ngor Vlork ill the office——
,l' c Opportunii ,1}
‘; 111' Li boys ful' insmting and as-
Young men will find a‘ good op-
ortunity to learn a trade by apply-
ing in their own handwriting to
touring car in good condition ifrl
_ -. flight.
' ;8ojuth Norway;
FOR SALE—LATE 1917 1‘0
.l. J. Brown, 82 widen St.
‘
manure at $5. 00 a. load: Tel. 1968.
FOR SALEHZS LOADS OF HORSE
_
POST OFFICE BOX E,
South Norwal’c, Conn.
milling-let shift and good piece
.1 1 1nd ll 1y work rates.
2 men to lzll. c cha“;e of ban «1.:
vulcanizing.
atIIH 111211 of 011111' 1".r'ms not.
ill to (in the t1'11Cl.‘.n,: of tube
inn—Isl shift.
" 11.1111 for Ill‘fQSSln’ beads- 2111i
mp-'m
we’WA'NTED--—M.A:I‘I TO ] RiV'E' SII‘Kr'
le loam. Steady wax}. Swift: 3: 90.2
South‘Noeralk, Conn. l
WANTED— <A BOY TO OQIAK‘.‘ l-IIIVI
l' boys ful‘ handing out stack——
3 Shift.
- men fur Curing h?Dl.'—'Sll’ll)'
5 9 {lilil rimming lip-“2nd and 3rd
Old \thl (‘ iL:11 (,0
191‘ y.
..
shock
Il‘! puppies.
choice
self genetally usc.ul in off ce .md fac- 'gift. Florence WI
Conn.
Ft 8 MALE—1914 FORD TOURING,
alliolilr' 391's.
Fos SALE-8 HANDSOM‘E COL-
' Come early and get a
Just the thing for an Xmas
Merrill, W'ilton.
national“ patrol who may. rifle and a
.known. Many escaped. and the re
031 Guide.
159.1318 Touring;
230th. in good cond uon. G nicKendry,
Wail Norwulk, Conn. Tel 25912.‘ ion of Simon Petl'lrea,
_ declared 'hostilliios
i
jl
l
revolverW froml‘hl
The w ottbe '
of the m cabinet.“ of the
movement headed by Guide. is uni
s $19”an
mainder are in hiding.
{the entire movement centered on
His military success was as-
Sentlal. The revolution was doomm
when government atheists tamed tho
artillery, first placed on the {Wet
.landnkaya bridge, nearer the railroad
station, and began a bombardment.
Gaida .followam, unprepared for heavy
fighting, were caught: in a imp mat
surrendered. .
,HBLSXNGFDRS. NOV. air—Tho 108%
who Warmly
against. General
Deniklne in Southern Russia. is cr‘lczll,
[and he is exvpected '10 Soon lay down
“his arms, according 'to i. dispatch re~
ccived here from Nikolaim', a city
about. forty milesmm Kberson.
Caida is a L‘zech citizen holding;
Phone \Vilton, 47-2.
lift and fine purges-1. BROTHERS s
:3 :11'13 rnllln'z lille-l's--—piccc work
'V’orrlgr around $18 :1 week.
ll 9
G heavily built men (colored)
FOR SALE—«-D())3fii"
Sedan. 1913 4.700 mile.
M. Tenny. S Fail'field .VV :l'ue, Tele-
.~ ('1'
_.-~. -'
factory.
'enccs can llaV'c 511121111.
State age. references andsnlary cx-
pct-ted. Address ‘Iiglpablcj' cure
.ANTEC-—-EXPERlE—NQ_ED TRIM-
r.ERS WANTED ON STRAW
ATS; ALSO. LEARNERS. AP»
i‘ =new. R 19]-
, excellent. condition
Man with satisfactory reicr- ton standard made truck with
mnplmHmem large body, in first class conditiong
Price, verV' reasonable.
remain
of $131,er ll:1\',en Conn.
FOR SALE—JFORD TOURING CAR,
Also l9l7 Ford runabout. all in'
Good fires. Must
l mix l'llbb"’r“gnd shift and 3'“ phone 615” "- Lscll. Phone 2166-2, Norwalk. Car c1111
1 . Afim' wages: , . , . ,, . ‘ .2. be seen Sunday.
he Norwalk Tire 81 Rubber 00,, WANTED 1111.1.11'111111-[1' WHO. ,_,
- . can also do VVatchman’s ninth in :1 FOR SALE—~SIJGHTLY USED 3%l
extra
Cash or con
terms. Addless P. O Box
'-. -.-o ENTERPRISEMFG. co., ,S‘mmel" '
,; WATER STREET, SOUTH NOR
I S.‘ _.K
WANTED' ~13EGINXI§RS
Z rum-wt] students in music. Explrienced
AND Al). good condition
~--— 3. a FOR SALE—A FULL SIZE BED IN
ReaSonalble inlllllroa
zsouth St. 80 Norwalk.
. ' w 1 teacher. Gall ”73 3. l
t l __ .__
.WANTEDnEhEllTRNWAN"; HELP-
rxpERIEntVfi31¢EIBTE$EAW SEW 1131'. Strong boy to learn the trade The
'— - - ’ \\' hiee Elnacll'ic (‘13., 1244 W'ashiugton
ERS on Children‘s Hats. Learners St. S . l. _ . ,
a 2' $12 per week to start. Apply oath \mwalk
3
ENTERPRISE MFG. 00.,
Water Street. South Norwalk.
,.
L
of lll'dlill, (iiV of Bridgcpmt want
\,'nlen for helpt 1's in the ash collection
department. Good waxes. sleatly'V101'k.:
iADM)
:tim “vital-n Building, Main street
':-1lld Mlulison .1Vcnuc, mornings; at 9 31.;
Ill.
10ml positions open at the Nor-
"a‘,k Tire and Rubber Co., for men
Ill women. Iligh piece work
ap-s and real opportunities for
(IVUIH'Clllf'lll. That men may live
I 'mn’llt‘ and yet work with us. a
u . will leave. Ritlgel’lclll. each day
t :3 o'clock p. 111., passdng through
rnllt'llville, Georgetown. Cannon-
llt‘. \Vllton and 8011111 W'ilton, for
I
i V‘JANTEDMFIRST (‘l.ASS
lllauds at unv. Stead wmk.
Hull] .01- write.
fpsuy. ' l
LATHE
house.
'KH‘
"**---- from leeular dealers prices.
1:51 II
FOR SALE—Mil K WHOLESAI E
to 4 cans daily. Rowayton Green
FOR SALEmSOUND HORSE, W'AG
FOR SALE—AUTOUOBILES newt” “‘25 ”porno“
AND U8ED
Brand new Paige Larchmont, sport
in the. l‘olcman of A511 Collec- model.
Brand new Chalmers seven passeng-E
"(.r touring car.
Above guaranteed new cars at 15
at m and 20 per cent, reduction
1:316 OVerland, with winter top and
Phone othnr used cars at remarkably attruc-l
Holland Machine Com— five prices.
Call or phone at once Irving V. Man
Co. ('1 '13 655 Foirtield avenue.
-. l'zct 'V', .111 V"ll et 11 t 11 “ _._.___., m~-—'~
. wwsorm As mu m 3......
1'li1'11i;1r:: ' at the Employment? Lilac-ton office . :3 01'3 boy: in ‘ight Open arenings and Sundays.
I‘l'll'l" l.\' 1'VV'; 111, Conn. l ' '1. 1' ". - tr :1 ’. '
. o 1 ::thll Clll: for (full lul‘im. m." to: FOR SALE _]5 ACRES GOOD
I 9.1m “caving. laid wdlo learning: buildings nightly. fruits; “near State,
y, {ADDIY J. S: J. Cash Inc, Cllestnuti‘ load. fifth district Might exchange
isll‘hee ‘ gfcr-town home. Phone to D S. Hull,‘
1. 7 V ’ 1 'South Norwalk. ,
WANTED: ' l WANTEDA-AT ONCE 4 YOU'\G
‘ l FOR SALE ——HOUSE 6 ROOMS
.ladies and 2 311911 with expvricncc on
éMosser. Resident Auditor United Stat-
i Nor walk. Conn
SEWING MAGHIN‘E 'R-
. TORS ON ALL PAR'It'gPEOF lfT'FOCklRem'dsia 13119.1qu ”l” ‘3‘”?i$3311“;vefitgeewglégrfit (111$ 121$?
SHIRT WORK FACTORY is‘gn‘” m 0w" n ‘ “ 1ng_s arm “genes ow nor is to loam town For partl-
, ' pmpcrience. salal'V expected a’n(1“hem'hculars inquire 6% Bouton street So
.CONDITIONS PERFECT. I'Ql now employed and where. Chas E. ‘ .
GOOD WAGES PAID EXPER-
IENCED OPERATORS. IF
NOT EXPERIENCED WE
w ILL TEACH you up PAY 1
YOU WHILE LEARNING.
CLUETT, PEABODY & 00., '
_595 Shipping Board “'ilson Point. So l
:Norwalk, Conn. ' l
WANTED“: SEWING "
adjustor. State wages expected. Ad
.dress Adjuster. care of Sentinel.
l
jnearly new
I\I:\CHINE,T8FSB, furnace, concrete cellar.
lattic, extra sewing room. Norwallt‘s
best residential section,
and school.
1".Pri1c- 81'100 Terms reasonable.
'i62’ 1, South Norwalk.
FOR SALE— 6 ROOM HOUSE,‘
Bath. electric lights
good
near trolley
Occupancy December Ist.
Box
son SALE,CHEAP—- 1 MODERN
lcombinatlon Billiard and Pool table.
mo. 3- 7 “ria‘rmm"""” m "E
”‘l‘ ,
» _ _.l PIANO lNSTRUCTIONS— WINNl
WANTED—EXPERIENCED AD. lSchool. Ragtime and popular music
rm...” hours to suit “when”... {taught any one in twenty-five lessonsn
Mfr nlf you have a. piano, why not learn to,
lplay it. Studio days, Monday. Tue}:
day and Wednesday-.Honre,10 41.11).
to work.
ust AV’enue.
,‘ "II- wally
n. -77. if
Mul'phV
“_.i
131' unswlck Balke & Collender make,
practically new, with all fixtures: Al
80 billiard lighting fixtures and 6 oak
’ b 5-2. 811- .
\HANTED 1 YOUNG GIRL T1).f§g§°ios‘ir$t $nfifie§gfwjaiklzgnggte chairs. Apply to D. Mc‘metton, Elm-
11,.'.- \\llll housework and baby. Mom- .Post Office .Studio now open for en- crest, Norwalk. Phone 1468.
or afternoons. Refelcnt‘e. Atl-
rnllulent. Clifford Se mom Superin-
1.... Imus M .VRHcllington Malionitendent ‘y ' ,
'.\011V"lll{.
#MRSTLOUISE CANFIELDffi "
_____ -_.__ —l
V‘- A NTED—ISRIGHT
FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT UNI-i
_on and Stevens streets, also 33 Elm-l
wood aVenuc
shall street.
Storage room at Mar
The Hatch & Bailey Co
GIRL FOR: 1 Mott avenue, Norwalk Conn.
-. loom. 100d opportunity and; PRIVATE LESSONS IN OANCING.
l “'.' t'lllDlt’lVlllenl. ~Slale age, refer- ‘ '
1‘ and salary. Address J. Sentinel Telephone 1838'
’A ... ._. c. '-
,1
1" ANTED ——\‘. OMEN
'. 11; for pz'ltking
”" 110ml. ' ‘
V . ——COUPON DUE JULY IST, .
.1 1. and permanent, With 3006.11)“y llgfgouggm Brooklyn Rapit Transit
ALSO GIRLS
room. “kn-lg is
FOR SALE—GOOD FULL DRESS
suit with _extra. white full dress Vest.‘
Size 86 or 37.
Suit, care of Sentinel.
...
price $35.00. Address
I
n lll'n(.e unnecessary. H. Jacob 5‘5: . _
,t ‘ lllC. 31100731313” NOYVValk Conn l5§ngucau at OfflCe of Maples & Gold
o
1'0 LET
TO LET—- A 3 ROOM APARTMENT;
Vl’ANTED—TO BUY DINIYG
(-1.111 suite. simple in line and good
kmans hip, dull finish preferred !
L os'r.—— WEDNESDAY NIGHT
skiff painted dark green. Contain'ed 3'
oars and rowlocks tied with line. Find-
_lel' pleas’é notify A. F.
Closet—m Terrace, So. Norwalk
‘Parks, No. 8
-i-:~t be made of good matelial, alco;
.uitable W‘ilton 01 Oriental rug,
“out 8 x 10 ft. Tcl. 1206,.\'01'w.alk
with all modern improvements. Rowi
sonahle lent.
2‘ Bouton street, So.
N orwalk.
,l
w A N T E D -— CENSUS} CLERKS,; "-— “W
1.- 11. women) 4000 needed. $95 Del‘:r FOR RENT—AN 8 ROOM HOUSE
1' 11111, A80 13 t0 W experience un"w~ith acre of land all improvements,
LOST—A CHiLD'S OLD BLUE,
Innuire of Frank Libner ;scarf Lost Friday afternoon between
C'enter school and Ohio avenue. Finder
please phone 1362-3 or notify Mrs. C
:11. Baker, 186 Main St.
m
w wEI—_
w
__ ,at the close of business on tho 17th
l
on and harness for sale cheap Horse ‘
i can be used fox driving or farm work.
1 MEN WANTED — llFP \RTMENT Inquire 300 Ely Ave.
__ Dividends Unpaid. . . . . .
1. ,n.
_.VVith permission of the We govern-
ment, the- rank of Lieuhvfienrral int
l[the Russian Ahoy. Be cm llhandfd
the left front of Kolcbak’e 13 r 1 aran.
W'l'lcn his recommendations 1 muting
:dcmooratic refnmin the arm) were
unapprmed He left his.
' (11111111 is famed: throughout Stirriria
as the youthful leader who led four
against
thousand Czechs 4,000 lies
Report of the Condition 0;
SOUTH NOBWALK TRUST
_COMPANY,
‘ THE
day of November 1919:
Assets.
Bills discounted ........
$158,428.72
llemand Loans .
(without Col—
lateral)
.‘ollateral Loans
(Time aJ'ldDe- . ..
mam!) . 704.681.5(3,
24,800.00
.i...
51.15? 91023
«‘unds set aside for 3:3!
1.808.621.62
1U oiled States Bonds” ' 11050.00
Stocks and Securities..104,2i"0.00
Banking House ......... . 50900.00
luc from Federal Reserve
Bank ......... $87 .852. 86
Due from
Re- l
1 servo Agents“ 53,284.29
‘,Due from Banks 1
, and Bankers. 6.261.30
147.398.45i
IT nited States and. Tatian-
, a] Bank Notes ......... .
Gold Coin ............... ,. l 000. 00
Silvcl '(‘oin .............. '. 3 it n l 1), '
Minor Coin ............... . 6" 21. ‘
Glucks (‘ ash Items and
.Exchangcs ............ia ”“5849
‘ Total Assets ........... s. .404. 023. 0’! .
Liabilities.
Capital Stock. ....... . . 8200. 000. on
Surplus Funds ............ 131“!)00 00 9
Other 1? mm lded Profits.
1 less current expenses __ l
1 and taxes paid. ...... 36,210.85
to Banks. Bankers
v
and Trust. Companies. .. 7,608.11)
General Depos-
its ..,......
De po 11 i t s in
Savings De-
$987,840}? " i
[lament . 1,808,621.62
l
-' 2 H796 462 3!
Bills Pav able ............. 200 000 01.) l
lResen ed for Tax. 1 000 00
Reserved'for Interest ..... 31. 653. 62
Totlll Liabilities. . . . .33 404.025 04 l
-——_ . ... E ».L-.E:£E'w..__.z‘__:‘!r~mw “4. -.E... f
l
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, 33.. Probate
Court, November 21, A. D. 1919.
Estate of “’illiam E Rilch late of
Norw talk, in said district,,deceascd.
Ordered. That the exectuor exhibit
his administration account to this
office in Norwalk. on the 8th day Of!
December 1919 at 2 oclock after-
noon: and that all persons interested
in said estate may be notified thereof, 1
be published in a newpaper havinga
circulation in said district, at least
five days before said 8th day of De-
cember, A. D. 1919.
-- HENRY w. GREGORY. l
Judge. l
l
l .
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, 85., Pmbate'
Court, November 21 A. 1)., 1919. '
Estate of George B. Tm, late
of Noswalk, in said dial-int. deceased.
Ordered. That the executors exhibit
their administrafiomaccount to this
court for adjustment, at the Probate
..,
«1.5. E'x‘allllllrlLIUHS at South 501" steam heat. hen house. lots of fruit,
‘ ”“- 3‘3 km- 7- F01 free Dalti‘ garden. Highland Age” on trolley, $35
ill? .I Leonard (Former EOV‘ Il'qwrence Agency
".1 1:1 Examiner) 896, Equliahl'é:_
1. mgton. i To REly'r—SPACE FOR, AUTOMO-
' M" bile. :33 South Main street, opposite
€~D GIRLS 14 TO 16 FOB CliffordrHotel Apply Harris 8;, Gm.
r \v ork and good pay. 156-; '
Chestnut street, Sdutbl 1-9 1.57.4; ROOMS UPSTAIRS
'water, toilet and electric 113138.81
' ‘Bates Court, So. Norwalk. Rent $16.
\‘JANTED DISH WASHER. COL- Inuire Jos. DiSesa 121 Main street.
f' " " “white 20an wages. Call at 521- Norwalk. T916. 1112.
11'. 1:. u'murant 42 South Main street,
3’ '11 .\()l‘\Vc‘lk.
‘V ,1'
1 1' ill-L.
_.,.—-‘-
\‘
1'0 LET—FfilLNISHED 1:00:18 1N1
pleasant home, mam; park pouch. 83. 50
ml
".'ANTED- WOMAN on GIRL no up. Single room: and limb“: r0053!» ‘
Address S. R. ‘No. 2Unloil Park. Norwalk. I’bone 19
.- .-_.. ._._.._.... ,__..:_-_,......,.._
FOR RENT—5W1??? ONON' 31'9"
WANTED-“A RfFINi?) 181181181318: purchase. 7 room house, all infirm '
l - ~11 “unis a com ortab 9 room Wt
v. ;; .r-r oaoni rhrdl bgk zfl ( 8908‘..MD meats, ”5’ The Gill “a”; DW
1’11 liege of bath and good mealafrom “3°“? 356' ,.
~111'11V' until Saturday during the Vina;
111 months, .
1m ntC'd battle,
changed.
the la;
8. C ’
v 1. 3.;
1 ,
1'11 lestaurant
' 11' Sentinel.
A1110 was SALE"
' A norm
553mm AVE.
ofllce in Norwgk. on the 3rd day or
December, 1919, at 10 o’clock fore-
noon; and that all persons interested
' in said estate may be nodded thereoL'
the executors will amuse this order to
be publlsed in a 119er having a
circulationAu said damn-let, at least
five days before
_ oémber, 1919.
WGREGORY.
Juan.
'Kofchnk :forces fighting against the
' non-arrival ct‘
l
:Heinhw.
jand the-{router opened his own office
'in Brooklyn.
widow, Esther Howard Looming, three:
90.90 ,1
:daughlers and a son and two sisters
gwalk cemelanr.
'é I ‘H 41.13 ,
”W cleM’bemm'
railway of “Red" forces and.
{opened the way to Vladivostok. Fina; '
the allied expeditionary forces landed
here. he :was rewarded with the rank
of I‘geenral in the Creche Army.
let -
Um ..~ to the capture of Form
Wheyfithe‘ Urals. This is the most
westfidy point over attained bV the
Reds of European Russia.
x Nov 22 ——Lettu111 rm 1
yesterday captured Mitw capital of
Oourland according to the Lettish Le-
gation here. The Letthued
their victori0u§ advance.-
Mitau was the headquarters of Gran-l J
vofi Eberhard: who sent by the Ger-
man government to relieve Colonel
A\'91”‘*‘>I§F"1‘lonflt' .of command of *tke
Gorilla-'1, Baltic. law'es and supervise
—' their orderly roluln '10 Gcmlany. .Tile
Ltts. were reported in a Copenhagen
dispatch of "November 15, to be their—
clirzsr the town.
Advuoe'z from Bnrlin under date or
November 16 stated that. the. Intel"
allied commission was-arranginea'ltb‘
the Lofts and Lithuanians to permit
» the withdrawal of the German troops
without filterfcreuce.
STOCKHOI 1M Nov. 22. *— Gen.
Nichollas lldellYilcll the antil‘iolsllc-
vii; commander on the nm'lhwe'st R...
sian front; has Cll‘l'ile‘ll .1t ”Rm el, .5153
ml of .Esth/onia. with his staff. ac-
cording to a -.Visp.1t.'l_'o 13.72 k'u-usim
DAGBLADET.
VIENNA, Friday. Nov. 2l. (Teno—
ciated Press l.~——(.il'ilic:xl t auditions
have bell caused in tlli'l city by the
coal ' from
unkin and Poland. Eicc.ric plants
have discontinued serum: and all in-
dustrial plants and power i am». ate 7'
burning tan lark to 1;.a91) 111.11boil-
ers warm. l
Unless exported trains o Hrnin 51!":
rive. it is announced that bread and
flour rations will be rerlllci'J b) one '
half next week. making an individ-
' ual’gL weekly ration a pound and a half,
of bread and the ounces of ilnul TV
rol reports that no broadaluiT. halo
arrived in eight days and that, muons
have been sunpended
DEATHS AND 3mm.
Limb Col. W. Looming.
“70rd has been received in Brooklyn
of the death on Thursday of Limit.-
Col. \Voodruff beaming. Brooklyn ar-
chitect, at his country home, New Ca- _
naan Conn.
49 10:11:»: old.
Llelli.-Cul, Lecmina was
liis (loath is the result
,of a lllcaillnwn that followed his re-
lturn fz‘ml arduous labors at Brest and
other pl ice. in Fiance. Ho serV'ed
nith the armv as a \iajor and rwtum-
67. 121.00 in: home last May. passed into the:
ArmV Rlecrvc Cotps with the rank
of Lit-111 (‘ol Looming was boil) in
nguimV. ill. and was educated 9' Ad-
:elphi Academy in Brooklvn. and at the
Mass Institute of TeChnology He be-
gan his career as an architect in the
office of Hollis & Lafal'ge and worked
on the plans of the Cathedral of St.
John the Dixine on \101 nil-waldo
He then studied in Purl:
He is survived by
and two brothers, one of whom, Thom-
:ns L.-l..ceming. is president of the,
'board of trustees of the Academy of‘
'Music in Brooklyn. Funeral services
will be held at. his late home at New
Canaan Conn. at 4 o ',clock Sunday af-
ternoon.
a
—, Mrs. Liudioy W. Johnson.
Mrs. Adele Randle Betta; wife of
Lindley W’ Johnson. and daughter of
Mr. and—Mrs A Cami Belts, died at
illness in her 29111 year The funeral"
services will be held fm'm the above"
address on Monday afternoon Nov. _‘>~4;'
at 2. 30 o’clock. Rev. Er'nest 3'3 G4
gor of the First Congregational church
lcourt for adjustment. at the Pmbaielofflciating. The burial will be in Nfl‘lfiugboy Dyer
Only a few months-
ago Mrs. Johnson left for her new
home in Buffalo N. Y., a happy bride,
the exectuor will causé this order to and her death brings the deepest sor- lPalace Theatre on Monday
row to her host of No.\valk friends
and heartfelt svmpaih'y to her hus-
'band, and the members of her familly
'/
Veteran Samuel Barn...
Samuel Barnes, a veteran of the Ci'
vil War died at the‘tll'ltcll Home for,’o
Soldiers 3: Newton on Friday, in his
85th year. The remains will be sent
to his old home. in New Britlan for
burial today. He served his country!
as {corporal in go. F.,16th C v.1.
Funeral of Mn. Vuady.
The funeral of m Joseph Val-ads
was largely attended from her late.
home at '43 Taylor avenue. of 8: Alli—f
and from St. Lau- l
Enid 3rd d” of D6 dictum churcbrut 9: 09 0’01001‘ than 3' repairing. 11 word Flood, .Tel. 925 led Contractor, 8 Hanford Place. I"
i 1164-4.
o ’clock this morning,
:reqniemmmwuasunzlmthemu.
£Rev. Father Demon. Interment was;
nSt. Mary :1 cometary.
\
Jase. 1.}..an mom;
5‘,le be glad to read how one Iranian
' fw reflefwfrom kidney and bladder
trauma. Mrs. G. Hyde. Homestead
. 15W}: ”173*? be“! was
Czecho—Slo '
'il
41
his.
l
30 additional examine :1
if! 5 ms of "flame and
up-to-dote women‘s undergarmert factory to participate in
our new profit sharing plan. HIGHEST WAGES PAID uni ;
a. 10 pr 3311:.me sharirr Lands above your weekly pay.
M. MART IN 8. CO.
mQuincy and Butler Streeté, Norwalk.
1
a, .
and operators in light, unit-my.
Barnard" Underwear 1,".
—————-—-—-——__..
Double Roasters, Drip
Pans, I'm: fireproof Bak-
ing Dnhes,‘ Dinner Sets, Per-
colators, Bread Makers, Fam-
ily Scales, Earthenware Tea
Pots, Bowls, Platters.
Everything in. Housewares‘to
Serve the Thanksgiving Dinner
Aluminum and Enameled
Gooln‘ng Utensils.
Wm. Rogers’ A—l Silver
Knives, Forks, Spoons, Garv-
ing Sets, Chop Bowls
Food Choppers, mort-
meat 01 Helsey’s Table
Glassware. ,,
Phone 527
Prompt Pollvory
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Albert F.
IT'B HERE IF IT’
Gehebe
s HOUSEWARE
25 WASHINGTON ST.
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ELK'S M lNSTRELS
"i‘llile every effort has been made
to make the Elk's Minstrels a classy
Show in the arrangement of the chor
us members, the quartettes and tlw
lbnllads. the rtrictly minstrel feafil'les
time not boon slighled. The ' Fun
Blicadc” with the show to whom is
l animated the task of extracting laughs ‘
flom the audience. is comprised of}
six end men and a seventh "Funstcr.’ l
shied the lnlerruptor."
- The entire first. part is presided 0V-
or by Judg., aMnltin J. Cunningham. 1
past Distlict. Deputy of Connecticutl
Elks, one of the best known aft1r-1
dinner speakers in the State. a capilalé
story teller and a devoted mlnstrel end
thusiasts. It is said that his introduc—
tions are at once. original and dignl
ified and the manner in which he 111111111»:
les affairs in the his first part aseul es
the proper blending of pep ond preci-
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'ber parents home. 74 Newtown aVe-‘ “sion
111119. on Friday afternoon after a briell_
The end men. all members or the
Ancient and Honorable Order of
Gloom Chasers. are George ”Suwa-
fl'as'" Allinzham: Georgie. “Ginger" l
sum: ‘ Billy. "Steamboat” Brennan"
Irving. “Inimitable”Conley; “Dancinx‘
and General “Exide”l
Brainard. l
l The chart {01 the ext-1131129 of so air:
will be opt-sued at the box office of the
NoV’ember:
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24th at. 10 a. m. It will be wise
'make the exchange early
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ORGAN RECiTAL AT 8T. PAUL'S.
The program for the organ recital.
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to be given at St. Paul 3 church, a
will ht, is oer—follows:
“clock tomorm g Batiste
“Offertolro' in G" .............. Franck
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FOR SALE-WHITE IRON FED
I complete. Will sell reasonable.»
Chestnut street, South Norwalk
1 men's GARAG'F‘ —-1
Overhauling and!
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SERVICE 1'
VICTORIA TAXI CO.
Phone 937
65 Railroad Avenue.
South Norwalk.
FOR» sue-'17 noou’ilo'fis‘fiz‘z'
acres land House 311 modern immo-
ments (only 5 years old). Barn-chink-
en house, fruit trees. Whole of loud
can be cultivated. Located in East
Norualk P: ice $5, 500. Cash $25.0
balance on mortgage. For particulars,
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
Real Estate. Insurance.
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BUSINESS mucus. "
FURNITURE REPAIRING. IF you
have furniture to repair send it to '
Morrison’s Upholstery Shop, N-
ton. Telephone '2249.
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CAR8 FOR mas. DOWN ‘—
Flight Taxi Service. day or nigh:
J08. Fradcno Prop, 2 North Ms
street, Mahakcmo Block. Talent..."
949.
MRS. 'P. J. NELSON .
71 Osbou- A”
V.
If _lou are golng‘to have your house
or factory nired, let me give you an
estimate. Robert J. Hennessy,Eloc&I-
REMOVAL SALE 11-3011! 321% In?
'avenuc to 35 Lowe street. Wall m
'und painter. From 25 to 50 per out
discount. Alex White, 85 Lowe“
UNIOIO MEL DELIVER”
ward J Ilium, proprietor.
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