DAY. FEB- 69 1920
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On this page, a cent
“_ LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
Wants, To Let, PM, Basins: and Professional Cards, Miscellaneous Ad“.
a word; minimum charge 250 per issue. Gaps Double Price.
WANTED
1; ’{TEDZ _i'l‘_
S-hlllll’ Shift.
n for Trucking. in differ-
2nd shift.
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‘:.-;.d Press: 3rd shift.
‘ -: lit'aliH‘SZ 3rd shift. ,
ill?‘ Tread Machine: 3rd
l i- on work.
' \l'ulm-n for Splicing Tubeiz
\mvl». averages $27.00 per
Alrn tor Compounding. I\Ii.\=
:.~‘. Washing Rubber.
4....1 pusitions open.
. N orwalk Tire 85 Rubber C3.
WANTED l m, “n
VVANTED—DISHVVASHER.“'HITE. FOR SALE—281 MAIN STREET
or colored. Hartford Lunch. 6 South Norwalk, two family house, six rooms,
Main street. South Norwalk. bath and heat on each floor. All inl-
—— —- 'provements. Price $4,500. Terms to
WANTE°_A FEW STE-“DY MEN suit, William Krusch, Norwalk. ‘
for inside work. lounsbury-wBissell
Company. Winnipauk. _ 3 FOR SALE—RAINIER DELIVERY
‘—~'— ‘ ' truck in fine condition. cheap. R. M.
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Patrick Dal-raili-
Patrick Darregh. 80, diedVWednea-
day at the family home. X0. 25 Cath-
erine streetyBridg'eport'after an ill.
ness of several months. He was born
in Ireland and came to this country
about seven years ago. He leaves to
mourn his loss live daughters Mrs.
Charles Strauss Mrs. Carroll J.
Gaines. and Miss Nellie Dal-rash of'
Bridgeport, Mrs. William J. Madden'
of Philadelphia. Mrs. Otto Rhode of
Stamford and three sons, John and
Michael of Bridgeport. and James
Darragh of Norwalk. The funeral will
be Saturday morning from the late
.home. Burial will be in St. MicharI‘s
cemetery.
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Keep Liver and Bowels
Clean and Active
with “Cascarets’ ’
Sick headache. billouanees. coated
tongue. sour. sassy stomach—«alwaysl
trace this to torpid liver; delaped.‘
fermenting food in the bowels.
Poisonous matter clogged in the in-
testines. instead of being cast out of
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gers be taken or by tugs as soon as
possible. . ‘ .
The Princess Anneleft Norfolk W'od-
terday uternoou: but she .
a terrific stem of! the coast and was
delayed. mam SO 8 mm
received at the office of naval oom-
municatlons here at 2:30 o’clock this
morning. it stated that the boat was.
on Reamer Shoals and needed imam
diam nuisance. Massages of this no-
lure kept. coming every five minutes
until four o'clock.
m the wines-d. W» ‘t ‘h
deecaseofaeommfi
WANTED—— AMBITIOL‘S YOUNG Tenny. 7 Madison street. So. Nor‘walk.
man about J7 years old to care for Tel_ 2334_
making and filing records and doing ... 2
general office work. Some knowledge FOR SALE —— HOMES. P‘ARMS.§\\'illianl J. Punklin, died at the Stan -
of typewriliug necessary. Serious Buildinfl LOVE. M0119.“ ‘0 ‘03“ “Word HOSDitul, Tuesday morning Shl
minded and courteous, as will have mortgage. Raymond 31‘05— ,is survived by her husband. two sh:
constant contact with men in the lac—Z , . "‘ 3“”‘3' ”'0 brothers and her father. The
torv. Moderate salarv to start but ex- 'FOR SALE C-iEAP— A SI ALI‘Dlmnem’ 99“"‘093 Wi“ be ‘held in the
Mrs. W. J. Conklin.
WANTED:
SEWING MACHINE OPER-
l ORS ON ALL PARTS OF
: IRT WORK. FACTORY
I NDITIONS PERFECT.
I 0D WAGES PAID EXPER-
N CED OPERATORS. IF
I T EXPERIENCED WE
' LL TEACH YOU AND PAY
U_ WHILE LEARNING.
UETT, PEABODY 65 00.,
Eceptional Opportunity. \‘l’l‘ile to Box in: EXCOI‘SIcEI‘ for development of lhe.chape|
1T. R. E. Schcst and muscles. Can be attachcd'wmk
— 'to door of bathroom or bedroom. Ad-
WANTEDw—f.’ FURNISHED ROOMS dross “Ham.- iixcm-siser." care of Sen-i
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of Riverside Cemetery. Nor-
Mrs. Edwin 8. Austin.
for light houskccpinu’ for married ”“91 0m09_ “ab 1 . .
icouple. Good location. Address “Two _ gan‘d dz: ? “'1‘" 0‘ I‘AlWin 8. Austin.
~Furnished Rooms,’ cure of Sentinel. . FOR SALEA-SIX ROOM COTTAGE lCave :g‘tpr 0‘ M“ Mid Mrs. Gordon
' ——-—~—- , “—“nll ilnbl‘ovcn‘..:nt.<. best of location, lot‘ " led yesterday morning at Her
WANTED WOMAN To no ““5” .30 X 1.30. Price 33300. Also house of "mm“ “ROCK Ridge Drive. Funeral
,infr one-half a. day racll week. Apply Price ӣ00. Inquire R. services will be held from the law
:7 (when Court. ihome Saturday afternoon at 2 o‘clock
. _._~. iburial following in 'Riveralde come:
WANTED-A2 OR 3 Fl’RXlSllEl) lm‘v. Rev: John J. Snavelympumr of
moms for lijzht llousckoexfi mg. by young '
;lcn rooms.
Joselovsky or E. E. Gorh'am Co.
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FOR SALE—21.4; ACRE 'POI’LTRY
WANTED
Curls to learn narrow fabric‘
wvmg. We pay while learn-
and provide experienced
mailers. Excellent Opportunity
0' girls looking for steady
all: under ideal factory con-
g>z‘. Apply
J. & J. CASH, INC.,
Chestnut St.
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. sfarm. 6 room house". {lam-g?” “'03? Mrs All‘l' ’ v
E _ éNorwalk, for szlle’on'easy terms. The 58""; mgtl22r12n3“;tilvw by her hus-
i . . . . ‘mn \al'nCY Dnrien phone 356. ‘ :1 “‘r ”’0 brothers
WANTE ~MAlD FOR. GE..\I-.i‘.\l.. ’ ‘ a -' ' , a . .
I D ‘ :lcl‘tn Mimi-bungalow, fruits. can; .nd one Side“
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I'lousework, 1.’ in family. Mrs. A. In
l"llll\\'OO(l avenue So \‘or- use, ““11“" 1“” all I‘mpmVQmQMS' price.
- ' ' .5431“. The Gill Agcncy. Daricn. phone,
cmlpln, S. Ash. care of Sentinel.
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Funeral of Mr. Daniela.
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Mrs. Ruth Searies Conklin, wife 0fl
'Ndrwalk, because of the storm. l
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(. TC , will _OHIclatG.z..mra San."
the system Is reabsorbed into the in response to these early messages. ntlllltiflll N no“ 08- i.
mom" “me" ““5 mismfluhes the'mw op: ‘lfiisiifl‘m?e§.° $3.313.“ pl”(salient service is M" "“7
delicate brain tissue git causes c9n‘wlthe position 0! the ate r “in incur enter ‘ w.“ it.
,tion and that dull, throbblng. sxcken--rectly stated and that the boat was not blah-9v. my an,“ m. ‘m -.
headache. moon on the Long island coast off your :
ins i d' t Iv cleanse the Ambme ”Eht- The two was, Which W “.wurnmdu or to any
Cascarets me is e _ , . ”,Were headed for R or Shoals. m. “I. faction mm _
stomach. remove the sour. undigested. ceived word or her correct position. mammuly armors ~
food and foul gases, take tho excess andl stauil'ted for herdasséstance. Sev- 1y ll In we do
' era 0 “‘5 answere t l: s‘ean1er'~ '
bile from the liver and carry out all distress calls. t . memnnd out I ‘m
the constipated waste matter aid pol-t ~_
sons in the bowels. lDEPOSITS IN TA
2 A asraret torfsht will have you feel-1 S TE
ling clear, rosy and as fit as a fiddle by;
. morning. They work while you sleep:
BANKS snow BIG ~‘
JUMP FOR YEAR
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STORM HOLDS UP COURTS.
} There were no sessions of courts. , .
in the county court house building3213:;‘3‘1;i {2321;313:3333 :f Otrggwttatl;
yesterday with the exception of the31919. and December 31. 1919. followsz’l
naturalization court. Judzc Jofin Jo Sal’inzs Bank5"“1’€D°SilS. December
8111. in, against the mini-trout or
the estate of Dr. :3th 3. “its.
Back taxes of 3800 are involved. A'-
torney Leo Davis represents the Pk“?
tilt and Attorneys Li‘ht & Light the
estate. The hearing opened in too
court 0! Common Pleas. Bridgeport.
at 11 o'clock.
satisfactory place to trade.
and see.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
can
“'alsh of the Common Pleas court I 'fé'z 53%;)633663‘; October 1' 8391'-
was unable to reach Bridgeport from l " Tot‘al resources. “0”,an 31‘ “313'
, .769.~i90.30; October 1. “19.257.369.89. i
l ! Slate Banks and Trust Companies—Ar
. Tile cast of the Japanese Operetta. abepnsits. December 311 ' 5148-1653
which lS to boldbfifis; October I. “41.255.459.86. ;
F. 5. LYON
lob Printing
South Norwalk
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, WANTED-V2 \VAI'I‘RICSSl-IS. Goon
g'vulm m WM pump“ AMA“. “m"‘v FOR SALEMPROPERTY AT 19-21
1(‘liffonl. , 4:23 L'nion Street and 9.3 Elmwood Ave-
Storage and Garage to Rent at
The Hatch & Bul-
I'Z.\l— hue.
and 15 Marshall Street.
(llncc . Icy Co.
3 WANTED liin’l‘lRlldXC‘l-le
gluoidl-z‘s on (icorzottc waists
‘dlesst'vs. Ilium-st. plir'elulid.
'I'Tmlrl‘nidcl‘y \‘Vol‘lcs. 10:: \‘Vanllilwtnn #,._-,_-,-.-_
'9‘. l'rnorsssronnn
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am“ ..,
WANTED
. unlullu for canon winding
1 ‘ lawman for Illspm-tilllz woven
Ill-)5 for changing: cards on
“his for card lacing. Ap»
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FORELADY
IlltllllNl'lJl’l \l'OMAN lo lake
'i. “ml: in our i"l.’lllllt-lt‘7lr‘
an'wzllk, (‘mllwciil‘lll.
ml Lint: (-mldl’linns. Omvm'lll—
ndvllnclvnlwnl. \Vl'ilv. :iv-
'll'vulnls.
M. MARTIN & 00.,
VIANTED- SONIC CHOI‘I QI‘ALI'I‘I’ ' ,
lhousclwld llil'lllllll‘l' livd room. living MRS” I‘OLISE CATFIELD'
’ 1 Mott avenue. Norwalk Conn.
groom or dining room furniture also a
‘zood kitchl-n rnnxc. and an Edison PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING.
tit-tram. “ill pay a good price. Ari- 'fglophono 1838.
gdl'oss L. Sentinel Office. ,
WANTED 3‘
If you wont to 9‘0” or buy property
of any description yoll should mlcml to
.it now. 1 cm revising my list for tho
.comin': season. \‘l'it‘l several inqnilu
’ies now. I («pr-cl many more this (-021;-
ling: spring.
1923 will be the banner your for I’d-al.
"Esmte. .
Ask John T. Hayes
i No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
Real Estate. Insurance.
"Losr.
If you desire to rent your home
for the summer months call and
list it with us.
HOMES FOR SALE
.1. M. laylon & Co., Inc.
Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Ave,
South Norwalk, Conn.
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MADISON AVE.. NEW YORK.
XNTED
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..«. ..uod billlli’v and plumv of
“Hi lnl' lell'illll't‘lllt’ll'.
' ‘ulw‘ fwnl'n
:md :;:ll;ll'y dwi 'wl
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~\TED .‘.ll MORE lll’..\"l‘l.lf.\ll2.\l
‘ .nrinu lwl
Also special class fa"
- 1. '31 us now stalling, l’ullcyk,
.I‘.l\\'fl‘.’< open.
('lllss. (hol'
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‘1 N T E D ~ IlOl‘I-IIJCABARlllil.
-», l't'flh‘flnillllt‘ pl'l('l' and par-
\lll.‘lt‘:~'>‘ B. J. 8..
Mix".
rewalEN‘r CLERK EXAMINA-l
1 Men. woolen. Is to 130,
Expt‘l‘ll‘nf‘t‘ unnecessary.
1 ll"lllill‘S Write John Leo
. (‘ivil Sci-vice lixanl'nerl
Bldg. \Vaslligton. D. C.
a. wANTED~—“‘ITII KNOW- avenl‘c
~3~_l~u-wllil1L’.. Apply bv mail
ill) \‘I'ashington street.
:I .inr'odl CO.
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FOR LIGHT
ml pay. Also L’ll'l in office.’
Edwin lloese, Chest-
-» Nol‘xvalk.
.1. Scnlinol Office.
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is for your Own
good to attend
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(.3...) of be had in Am”.
_ been confined to his homeion Orchard cit
LOSTWV Bli'lWVlCICN SOFTII ST..‘ ._.._ w. _’
:Higllt St. and Eastbound station. :1 ‘" BESTNESS NOTICES.
1'“sz gold-filled watch. Finder return
.lc Smihcl and ruceh‘e offer of A $5 FOR HIRE~ONIZ AND TWO TON
-""‘“"“"1' 'auto trucks. Alfred Brown. Tol. 2293.
:0 1 __ ' WILLIAM J. UNGVARV
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. FOR RENT 'l‘H I‘ll()>'l’l-l("!‘l\'l~3 P“'mb”‘9:7”'s';‘"9 $215255“:
'tt-tlls. In our ll'.‘l\"»' l"‘."l.~‘0(l building 21 Sou—ton -
:l' 21 North Muitl stroll. nvm- Pil‘ll-F‘l ‘—
Thcatl-r- li‘inr- row MRS' p_ 3' NELSON
Tailored Suits. Skirts and Dresses.
with finn front t‘llHili‘CP. for 11"v suii- Tel 189?. 71 Osborn Ave.
able business. First floor. on 3 fli;ht --——
Iup, ‘2 adjoining rooms for offices etc"
'5‘. admiring rooms suitable for :uilmgy
business Second floor. .1 rooms. (‘an trucking, 23 Day Street. 80. Norwalk.
inquire at Brand-snot. 1592. Branch oitice, 32 Main St..
1Jc\l'9‘!‘y Store, Scull: Not-walk, Com. :Norwalk. Tel. (05.
:‘nre. wcll limitlcd.
COLEM AN 5. RANDOLPH
FOR RENT~ROOM ox 'rmlu)> 7|."le NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC co.
floor of So. Norwzllk Trust Company ELECTRICAL cONTRAcTom
buildinL". suitable ml offico or lodge Telephone 959
room. Inquire at Tllr- South Norwzllk 66 1/2 80. Ma". St. 51 Osborn AVe.
Trust .Z‘o. So. flog-walk East Nomalk
-" Ray Werme. Mgr.
i ROOMS TO LETM 102 TAYLOR “Wire for Us and We'll wire for You"
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Inquire Gl‘Pt'n Bros.
ANOTHER DAY
OF SNOW AND
WIND COMING
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f FIORE’S GARAGE
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Fiore’s Galore. OVerhaullng and
repairing. .ll Hanrord Place. Tel. 925
éIsland. Ocean City. Maryland} Ocean
Truck View and Buckroo (21:11. Va, and
- ‘, ""gh'sville Beach. X.
Jug. long distance hauling. LightiV‘Qm )ing also has suffered severely.
land heaVy trucking. Offica telephones many lvessels being in distress all
[)581. son-house connection. mum: tnecoast. .
1 Railroad traffic has been scrlously
interfered with. reports in the rail-
THE BOSTON STORES BIG SALE' road administration showing passen-
- . . llnnin behind schedule
The annual Feburary Clearance fightlzmmarfy sectgions freight trains
Sale of this. popular store begins next blocked.
"Monday morning. This annual event At the weather bureau it was said
- . . - _ that the center of the storm hnd may"
'3 looked upon 3"“ one Of the most m1 od so close to land that it was pos»
portant trading features of the entire sible now to» locate it as a short dis
,year. and is eagerly wanted by many lance southeast of Nantucket. Mass"
20“! people in this thriving communi. The Storm is_moving northeastward.
0'. The management is very enthusi- and it was said. will ‘move a little
‘ _ more rapidly than it. has.
astic in this announcement, and prom~ There has been no marked and at
; UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed-
;wardgl Mabel-w. proprietor.
ises at this sale some big bargain sur- any point in the storm area. it was-
” goes without saying that said at the Vt'eather B an, tempera-
prises. ‘ ' _ ‘
the store will be crowded with thrifty lfiifiu‘ie‘fiéi'zligb‘ifgi. . .fi‘lmh‘ be
buyers. “ ._.-_.__..‘_.~ ' - c
. ’. MissCharlotte Cellar of 136‘ South
Policeman John F Flynn, who has Maia street, will leave fqrfl'ew York
y tomorrow afternocnrwat‘ gluon
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messiah
Local and Iona: distance moving and'
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. Funeral of Miss Olmstead.
l The funeral of Miss Harriet F. Olin-13‘3"“:t 0' ”OWN“: 55- Probate Court;
.stead, of “‘ilton. has been F‘tponed January 29131. A. 0., 1920. i
:from (my anprnonn until tomorrow. or: Estate of Andrew Thompson late of-
Eas soon as ”It wontilor permits. Real-VOTWMR in «Wild Diall‘il'l. doct‘flm‘d.
,l‘rmlnrlck H. Iiollistm‘ olfiolallnz. In~i
,fcrmcnt will he in Joe's mu (annular-y'dlf Norwalk. hath limited and allowed'
' six months hum the date hereof for;
-Illl‘ r‘redilnu of said Estate to exhibit:
their (la'ms for solllmnent.‘ Thom
:who neglrct to present their accounts.
properly attested. within said timc.’
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presented by Court Laurel. D. of fI943,113.)?Tim‘s:goberlfcglllltllpéfilwiléd'
A comparison or lbe total lesorucesi
”mm”: at the Catholic Club Hanson all banking institutions under States
ill'est avenue. Tickets are now onbanks. as compiled by the Secretarv
from the' .
The funeral Svl‘\i(‘{-S of Gehurdlls' D. ’(‘ourt Laurel members or from the!
Daniels will beheld ~at‘tlm home of cast. The rehearsal Sunday afternoon-
inuc. Rev. George B. Thompkins officl- p. m. I
mom will bn lmstponcd until the woe“
illllfl' permits.
will hold an important rehersal this; f g
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lCOherl with resources of national‘
gxale and may be secured '
lMl-s. Dennis Valentine. 16F Tayloravc- will ho held in Iloyt‘s Theatre. at 2:30;
‘atinz. tomorrow afternoon. lnler- —
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l Nicholas O'Gorman.
' Nicholas O'Gorman. died at his
home. 22 Orchard strccl last nigh‘l lif-
ter a lingering illness. H0 is survived
by his wife. a son and :1 daughter will be dobml‘cd a recovery. All pol-i
Madeline. Mr. ()‘(lonnan was M sons indebted to said Estate arc re-l
years of use and was a llnncr by on- quested to 'ntlkv immediate payment to
cupatinn. Funeral services will be: FLORENCE ll. \\'II.KI.\'SO1\'1
held Monday morning at 9 O'clock in.
St. Mary‘s church. inlcrmcnl following;—
in St. Mary‘s cometary.
Executrix. ,
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ORDER OF NOTICE
._._.... .. l 'Mamanlnn S. Marinctta vs Louis
Funeral of Miss Seymour. lfilarinctti. 1
Funeral servicvs for Miss Emily: State of Connecticut Fairfidd Conn-f
Seymour were held at 11 o'clock this 1y Superior Court, 5:. Bridgeport. Janr
morning from the late home. Court- 23rd, A. D. 1920. . ‘
land street. Rev. Thomas E. Swan” Upon the complaint of the said my;
““9““ “I Trinity ““5009“ church manina S. Marinetta praying for reas-é
officiated. interment following in Pine ons therein set forth. for a divorce?
_'“13“d cemolary. iand custody of child. and change off
————— luamc. now pending before this ("curtl
John J- Barry. §liavinz been returned thereto on theE
l John J. Barry. a well known resident first Tuesday of Jan_ 1919 l
“of the Hill section. passed away, last! It appearing to and being found byf
inight at his home 104 “'2‘“ Cedar [this Court that the add defendant Isl
;slreel. after an illness M four days absent from this State and gone to.
lot pneumonia. Besides his wife. be Is .parts unknown and that notice 0! the;
survlred by five children. MES Mary pendency of the complaint was given;
Barry. Mrs. Alexander O'Connor. as required by order of notice hereto-l
Thomas Barry. of the United States fore issued. and no“. the plaintiff asks ‘
Marine Corps. Mrs. Timothy lienner— for a further mum. of notice in the;
sey and Joseph Barry. The funeral premises. 3
will be held Monday morning from Therefore. 0“]..er that notice off
the late home. 104 Cedar street, and the pendency of said complaint be g1“?
at 9 o'clock from St. Mary's church. {on by publishing this order in the;
!South Norwalk Evrning Sentinel, a;
(newspaper printed \i-n Norwalk. Conni
once a Week for two weeks commencmg 5
on or before the 31 day of Jan. A. D
1920.
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Funeral of Miss Garrigan.
The funeral of Miss Alice A. Garri~
gan Was held this morning at. 9 o'clock
from St. Joseph's church where a re-
quim mass was sung by Rev. Joseph
Daly. Edward Splan saner Ava. Maria.
and as the cortege was leaving the ASSt. Clerk of the Superior Court
church. sang Lead Kindly Light. The-{of Falrfield County
pull bearers Were Joseph. Charleeni M_~_
.Francis and Aloysius Flvnnj Flower I
bearers were John Skidd .asnd er‘ges .
3 rown. n ermen was in 1'. M v’s , ',
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DENTIST
.47 South Main Street
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South Norwalk
By the Court,
Michael J. Flanasan
IMlNCE PIE MAY STILL
’ “KICK," UNDE PERMIT
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3 NEW YORK. Feb. 6.— Brandv and
\viue can be obtained by hotels and
restaurants to be used for a “kick"
in mince pies and sauces, accordlnz
to State Prohibition Commissioner
Charles R. O’Connor. who has onened
ofllces at No. 28 West 23d street.
I Mr. O'Connor’s office has taken over
the work of issuing permits for the
manufacture and sale of Honors from
the Internal Revenue Department.
.Permits will be granted for the use of
l‘even whiskey for culinary purposes.
Druggi‘sts and physicians will also
get permits without. difficulty, physi-
cians beinz allowed to keep a small
stock on hand to prescribe in emer-
gency cases. Mr. O’Connor said there
,would not be the slightest difficulty
‘for persons who has the right to
such permits to M‘ em.
Six men were hadlin 860 bail each,
yesterday IN United Started Com. ,
Emile? Hmflqcncharm «in! salt
Norwalk Radiator Renal!-
int: and Automobile
fl Exchanlre ' .
am so, Nos-walk of.“
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were
. ' ,Workgail‘od i'or snow
of the National A-socialion of Super:
users of State Banks. is interesting: 5
Total resources of State banks, June:
30. 1919, $25.965.675.836: total resourc-i
es of national banks. June 30. 1919.
80.799.559.000: excess of resources of?
Slzll‘? banks. $5.166.125,836. l
llurinz the year ending June 30.1
‘913, the loud resortzces of State bank-
ing institutions increased $3,690,571.-
6_92. while the- total resources of all-3
tlonal banks increased 32.559.550.00fl ,
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or approximately Sl.140.000,000 less. 1
The many fricnds of Edison T. liars ‘:
ris. well known railroad man. who haH‘g
libflt'n very ill at his home on Tavlot“
Tho (‘ourt vf Pi‘nllaiv for the District ; avenue. “'“l b" ‘chasvd to learn he ‘
is rapidly rccovm-ina.
Thrifty People Shop at the
MILL OUTLET STORE,
124 \Vashington St.
There Is a Reason For
That
RAISE A FEW
CHICKENS
It’s interesting—it ’s profitable.
Buckeye
Incubators
In all sizes—as small as 65 eggs. '
The Standard
Colony Broader l
Makes three chickens
where one grew before.
ASK FOR CIRCULAR.
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Elect 'cal Work
and Renairinz
F I. FLAHERTY
I‘hone 399-12
E. Norwalk.
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TAILORED GARMENTS
made up of the latest material!
and in'tho latest shades is what
weoil'eryou. 0minand lotus
. verse. you'll
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