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Wants, T0 Let; F 01' W0. Rhine-sand Madurai cm W m . flu.
‘LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
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the home of his son; Charles J. .Batc,
10 W'estport avenue. Mr. Bette was
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naysau'rom 1nd m Illumin-T
Allen 0. Belts electing marina at '
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lies to Amman Wis-u.
Paints; Feb. 11.~Proposa1o by tour
great tobacco grower-Ir associations
‘ * for an immediate
a well-known resident of Normal! and,l‘4he United States
‘Mason. For many years he was em:
On this page, a cent a word; minhnumcfiarge zficpe‘r issu f3? gaps Double Price. '
WANTED was-rm» ‘ ‘ i , - w m In
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’El’lllt‘lrglllifltlEg, m difier‘ % VVANTED—GIRL 1.x OFFICE. (:00
o 'u i . ' ' ‘.
‘1 for Splicing Tubes; pport n t} for nght party
averages $27.00 per
care of Sentinel omce.
.‘ Compounding. Mix-
.' Jung Rubber.
positions open.
. ."'-".ilk Tire & Rubber GO.
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WANTED— YOUNG L
store.
and able to give references.
in own mind-Writing.
of Sentinel Office.
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WANTED—K W’ORIAN {FOR LAUX-
gdry work regularly once a. week. Ap- V98“? 01d: TEIeP‘mné 851"'
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giving age and salary to Box J. H.
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Must be neat in appearanc
Address sell very cheap.
A. B. 8., car
FOR' SALE—ONE [FRESH COX",
FOR' SALE—TWO HORSES.
D quire 5 Fitch street. East XOlwvalk.
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FOR SALE —- “’Y.RICHMON
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street.
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e 2 single sleighs and 2 cutters.
Inquire John
Road.
9 Knapp, 218 Flax llill
WANTED:
e".’.'ING MACHINE OPER-
-: is ON ALL PARTS or
13:" WORK. FACTORY
'.LIITIONS PERFECT.
I WAGES PAID EXPER-
é-m OPERATORS. IF
.dnll, 51 Elmwod avenue. Tel. 138-5.
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OPERATORS AND
-YEAR ’ROUND. GOOD PAY.
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.IC‘RS, 12h .W'ASH‘INGTON STREET.
. liANDlXVORK
'ERS FOR A FULL UNI". ‘O'F liAllllCS' 'ture.
‘ UNDER“’EAR. STEADY “'ORK AL‘L ’ Oriental and domestic. rurs. 3301‘ COUCH
PLY ALL \VREK, TERRIS BROTH- Berkley.
. chest and muscles.
Dining room set.
.. EXPERIENCED WE
I i. TEACH YOU AND PAY
WHILE LEARNING.
VUETT, PEABODY & 00.,
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Zwork is pleasant and healthful. .
*'—~ ——--‘pny :1 Hood salary to those who can: —-
come well recommended. The Roller,
' ;S!orc. SO. Main street.
WANTED l
to learn narrow fabric
We pay while learn.
. provide experienced
. Excellent opportunity
' looking for steady
ideal factorycon-
Apply '
J. CASH, INC.,
Chestnut St.
Lounsbury
Company, Winnlpauk.
lfor inside work.
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. food kitchen range.
.victroln. “Jill pav a good price.
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{cmninz scamn. “'it‘l
fine. now. l (-Vpcct ma‘ll‘y
in: sprinc.
several inquir
fixi'ANTED
card lacing, also
' :‘lC‘fll work in factory
dis-late.
5 Ask John-T. Hayes.
‘ No. 7 Main Street, Nor-walk
Real Estate, Insurance.
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l I CASH, INC.,
tizint Street.
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WANTED—~A FE“ srnAmBilifi 1m moms. ,PI‘iC‘? 33,009,
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WANTED#SOI\TE GOOD QUALITY?
household furniture Bed room, living ' 1 arms
il'oom or dirlinl: room furniture also a; Norwtllk, for sale on cos; c ..
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l WANTEDerECOND HAND Llfll'f FOR SALE—l FORD. CLOSED DE ‘
her, or old barn or house to be torn livery our; good rubber. new paint. :3i
down. Also 21 sccond hand Ford car
Address A. ‘11.. care of Sentinel. OfllCc.;tQtirillz. Not-walk card on rear. rubber!
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'good buy. 1 Overland. I
Need the room. "Ans
Tel
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2' t It‘s Garage. So. Norwulk, Conn.
We TESS).
FOR SALEmSlX ROOM COTTAGE
Inil improvements, best of location. l°t§lntcrmcm in Riw
Also house of;
Price $3800.
Inquire R
,Josclovgky or E. E. Gorham Co.
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FOR SALE— .2L5‘
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and an Edison’Gm Agency. Daricn, phone 356.
'.’ 9 acre. sclni-bunitalmv, fnlits,
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‘54:”.00, The om Agency. Darlefl. phone?
if you want to sell or buy property ,
”ma—~— iof any description yoh should attend to
‘ i am revising my list for the
3.36.
FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 19-21
more thls com- I 23 Union Street and 33 ElmWOOd “"9“
'nue. Slfll‘afZP and Garage to Rent Rig
1939 will be the banner year for Itcali
! ley CO.
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”PROFESSIONAL
I MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD,
i 1 Mott avenue. Nor—walk Conn.
l PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING.
l'u‘» utmd. l‘mi ; _.,_,_-,._....__. - -———-— 2 Telephone 1838.
x w-..» l’. (I, llllxi FOR RENT-«noon 0N THiRll
[floor of So, Norwnlk Trust (‘onlpnny' T04
"w -»—--—-.-— ._ ibulldinz. suitable I'm Office or Yodae LOCKETT GR§SE PRISON
' \x; mm (.lclxfih. room. Inquire at The South Norwulkf EDDYV A
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llnlmw's unusual TO LET—ilOl‘th ST;\lR.,,‘FOU , ‘ . ‘1‘ mod in
'rooms wnh Improvements. lalze ocl lma‘minlz ppm-ml tloops It u .
lzlr inquire 61 Cedar street._So. Nor— ; (‘aulp Taylor. _ ‘7 1 —-Wil
# “'alk- ' Ebbvvlua Ry- lwh. l . u
. ‘\ ilimn Locke-ti, Illlllt‘l‘ fl “(‘3‘3‘ gum
’ SILLELADY FIORE’S GARAGE
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WON .\N [0 take
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I'unmwllcm, repairing. ll fiantord Place. '12. 925
'lnll,~‘_ ()pporm. "-3 - .4. _._.._ w-—
\'s'l'ill‘. giv< LOST. -—
, . . LOST .-_. A POCKETBOOK CON
iii TIN & CO" mining sum of money. Liberal rcwnl‘d
NEW YORK.
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"nth-I‘ll Grnm‘y
3—3. E.
if returned to Sentinel Office.
LOST—'BANKBOOK NO. 75-“, SO.
Norwalk Trust CO. Finder please rc-
'tnrn to Trust (‘0.
”—"sn‘s'l'sssé‘n MYERS. ‘
WILLIAM J. UNGVARY
Plumbing. Tinnlng And Heating,
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.. nl' Soulful-l. .;
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. " 5w Ill-llal‘nnpnl ! 21 Bouton St. Phone 2389
pz-ul'r>-s:lonal.; - —-« ”'—
prm-th'c. Good , UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—4m
‘ : Ix.-l\vm-li C and > waffle; Flaherty; proprietor. Truck-
}gng, long distance hauling. Light
—‘”‘"I and heavy trucking. Office telephone!
id‘m‘w‘nh STE- 1581‘. 800 house connection.
. and plenty of -
\i'l'ite}
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MRS. P. J. NELSON
Tailored Suits, Skirts and Dresses. ,
71 Osborn Ave.
Tel 1892 ”L—
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—~ COLEMAN a. RANDOLPH
0f f0d“l'ill soldiers. was rcmoxcd this
Inlornlng from the special train which
bore him here- from Lexington and
was taken to the state penitentiary.
{where a special death watch was
'plllccd over lll“ cell.
The train arrived at 8 o‘clock. and
an hour and a half later the troops
'wcrc on their way back to Camp
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The same elaborate precautions to
:pmtcct Lorkcll which have been in
evidence ever since the military au-
Ithoritles assumed“ rcsponsibllltyror
jhim were taken :wheu the train arriv-
‘ed in Eddyville. Squads of men with
nxodx'bayoneta were deployed at later-
valsfrom the railroad Station to the
prison. Lockett, in the center or a
squad of thirty ‘s’bldlers, was taken
from the train and marched hair a
mile to the prisongwherean etching
chapter in Kentu'clirs history finally
wl'll’be closed with Lockett'a- electro-
cution here on m 11.
.EIiK EXAMINA» Local and long distance moving and
‘t‘ nint‘ll' 1‘ to 60, trucking. 23 Day Street. SO. Norwalk.‘
. unnecessary. Tel. 1592, Branch office. 32 Main St.,‘
s'i‘ .lohn Leo- Norwalk. Tel 405. l
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““"mrq‘lnv D- C- ; 'Tl-IE NORWALKS' ELECTRIC co. ;
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- Telephone"959
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-.. so, Nat-walk East Nomalk
33 .2 .- . , . Ro'y Werme. Mer-
E 2:; 5 3333;}91": “Wire for Us: and Weill wlre for You"i
:3 7. 3733“, OWH Ifyoundesiretorent your home ‘
,., . . for the summer monthscalland .
:3t - if: attend list it with“. . ,, V,
-~ ROI/38103 SALE, .
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:thme Bflggfilni 3 J.mhay10fl&w.,lflf.
‘ Real-leuwond Immanuel
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MME. JEANNETTE.
-~ - South Norwalk‘s Leading
Corsetiere and Glover
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{(56 South Main Street
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dinosaurs? Is AN ART
23;)» well corseted isra pleas-
ur {we know hOw. Try us.
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flamenco cumin-S l
'nfideflup of the latest materials
andinthelatest shadesiswhat
other you. cm in' and lotus
tayfi your measurfi e today. It is
‘ too gm to be minim
l'ue. early Handmavoid the
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~ FOR SA'LE—éi DOUBLE SLEIGH.‘
Can be attached at 9 o'clock “.0
to door of bathroom Or bedroom. Ad-
dress “Home Exerciser,” care of Sen-
_ ltinel Office.
FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNI
wing chairs
passenger E
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82,9. llilll>9 has all tilllpl‘0"°m9“t5' price: SHOPS IN SEV
1:. Morellull'Stl‘ei‘l- The Hatch & 331.: caused a cessation in l
.of the large manufacturing interests
, lain,
‘ above it is possible that the co
‘ the supply
'lNVESTlGATE MURDER;
. eandliritish oiliiilalo are
‘ployed on the old Norwalk Gazette.
He is survived by two sons. Charles
iJ.. and Frederick C. Baits, one datum
9.ter, Mrs. \Villiam H. Campbell of
Brooklyn, and a sister, Mine Julia
loi‘ age. Funeral services will be held
fat the hdme of his son, 10 WestDOfl
D avenue, Friday. at 2 o'clock. Rev. E
’ stove. Can be seen at 51 South Main‘F- MCGTGSOI‘ officiating.
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”A‘Misg Ellen A. Lucy. '
Miss Ellen A. Lucy‘ 3312’? .11“: Wm”
W1“ ing at her home, 20 Arch street, af- gV
‘lier a short illncSS of pneumonia. She
-~ {is survived by one sister. Miss Mar-
. FOR SALE CHEAP _. A SPAULD-lgme" Lucy. The funeral will be held
WANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAI. ing Exerciser for development of the Friday morning at 8:30 O'clock and .
fllouscwork. Apply to Mrs. G. S. Kon-
m St. Mary's church. in-
‘termcnt will be in St. Mary's come-
lcry.
i Funeral of Miss Glenna S. Finney. 7
The funeral of lilies Glenna Smith
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AP- es, dishes, Mica-brace Mrs!- “2T1;- 17» Bel-kolm- street at 2 o'clock to
') Dan I‘V l ' '
""6” Dailies“ Road. en. " Imorrow afternoon. Rev. George B.
I” H J- h -- iTokains officiating. Interment in
‘ Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of W. H. Bucknam.
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who died at his home. 11' Orchard
retract, yesterday nlorninc will take
fplace at his late home. Friday at
l3:30. Rev. J. ll, \\'crncr officiating.
rsidv (‘Ollll’lPl',\'.
Funeral of Mr. Granger.
The funeral of Cornelius Grangfir
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AFRF) [IOULTRYi‘o‘clm-k. fro his late home, 14 Lowe 22:31 atnd Thursday: warmer tonight;
6 room house. gunfire. ‘Weatlo'clock from his law home, 14 Lowe ) nm 0 “'5‘ \vlnds.
Thelntcrmcnt will be in Riverside ceme-
'Icry.
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last November
he shipment of
local from the mines as every one
:knows and made it necessary to draw!
,hcavily upon reserve stock. Just asi
E‘thP conditions were beginning to be-’
come alarming al that time. the coal;
‘Sll'lkfl was settled and in addition thci
fcompany‘s new water power plant at?
lStcvenson was put into preliminary
lopcration ,as there was an abundance-
;ol‘ water in the Housalonlc Rlvcr dur-'
gin}: lit-camber. tho company felt that
'thc situation had been entirely rc-
fllt‘VPd and there should be no ’
“The coal strike of
cause
'to worry for the remainder of the.
winter. The extreme cold weather,
,howcvcr resulted in the freczinlz up
:of all Slremus and caused an abnor-
mal {low of water in the Housatonic
rlvcr during the month of January
and continuing up to the present time.
with the result that the company has
not secured from its water power
plant the amount of power which it
would otherwise have normally ob-
Iaincd. The severe weather condié
lions also congested the Height yards
which are the gate-ways 'lnto New
,England and especially the big yards
at Mnybrook. N. Y., so‘that the rail-
roads have for some time been com-
(.de to refuse to accept cars from
‘lho mines. destined for New England
;with the result that, no couthas been“
{forwarded us from the mines sincel
{January 19. ' l
t "The sleet 'storm of February 5
imadc matters worse in the freight
yards and practically stopped
‘movcmcnt "of coal for several days.
1 he company had unrailed. however,
In number of cars of coal sufficient. it
was believed. to tide over the siluav
tion until the weather moderated and
the shippinz conditions became morei
normal. Owing to meant that the;
railroads themselves were running
short or coal as well as industries in
other cities the railroad administra-
tion has been forced to resort to the
confiscation of coal on the rails. Al
large number of cars consigned to us
were thus confiscated. The company‘s
serve - stock has therefore been
gradually reduced until at the pres»
out time there is only about one
week's supply on hand.”
The Connecticut Light & Power
Company furnishes pOwer {or several
in this city. as “well as for New Bri-
Bristol. Cheshire Naugatuck,, "
Beacon Falls and other places. i
“For the various reasons
mpany
may find it necessary to either cut
down or even discontinue altogether
of, electric power for in-
dustrial purposes until either a. thaw
sets in sufficient to start the water
flowing greater quantities in the
Housatonic River or until some means
can be found to get coal from the
mines through the snow and ice-
bound. freight yards."
. OF A‘fl’ERICANs"
CONSTANTINOPLE. Monday. Feb.
11.—Investlgatlon of the reported
murder of James Perry and Frank S.
Johnson, representatives of the am-
erican ll"L M. C. A.. by Turkish
brigands near Alntab, Syria, has been
begun by the. Turkish governmentfl »
An officer has been concept? the dis,- ~ -
trict where theibutrag'e is said to have
taken place, being accompanied by an
Antericun emit commissioner. French
‘Fimley will he held at her late home. ‘
The funeral of William ll. Bucknam ‘
POWER NEXT WEEK’
all ,
stated sweetness that surprises the most
jaded palate.
a member of the Nor-walk Club-and 3. [out of sixty billion francs in rttum‘ ’
inn-’3 conceaiou involving a tobacco
:monopoly in France were made sev-
eral months ago, but were rejected by
Louis Klotz. then Minister of Finance;
according to the Journal. .
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' Belts Norwalk Mr. Bette was 78mm firm“ ““3 ”mum“ mm’ the news.
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paper has learned, it asserts. that the
proposition has been renewed since
Frederick Franco asaumed the port-
Ifolio of Finance. it has been dis-
;cussm‘l aI m‘eater length by the pres-
‘cnt (abinet because of the serious-
‘ness of the situation in the financial
Tuarlih according to the newspaper.
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which sa}?"mt me To
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ban for France was for m tobacco
monopoly. ind the additional twenty
billion w ‘.R to be conditional upon the
crawl“; of monopoly for the sale 01"
. matchcs. o l
Government experts estimate the (
lpmfils from the sale of tobacco in
{France is about 500,000.00“ francs per
:year. A match l'llQnODOl)’, it is do-
clarcrl. would never be a paying \cn-
turc because matches are manufactur-
ed ill this country. Some prollls, now
from were made during the war. vxuen
mlatchcs were purchased in
gmunlrics by the government.
'actI-d mcrcly as a sales agent.
foreign i
which
T‘ e
IJournal says Hugh 0. \Vallacic, Am-
lerlcon Ambassador, mode ullomcial
grcprcscntulions to the French govern-
;mcnt endorsing: the monopoly proposi-
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WEATHER. FORECAST.
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For Noxwaik and vicinity: Fair tom
There is no
lwcllvdcfinml storm area this morning
inset of the Rocky Mountains. A
:sllght disturbance central over
South (‘arollna is causing some un—
settled \vcnthcr with local rnl
southern districts. Pleasant weather
prevails generally in the northern
St't‘tinns from Montana In Maine. No
extremely low temperatures were re-
porh-d. but lllt' temperature is soille-
wlult llt'lOW the normal alum: the
northern border.
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4 llul lulu
District of Norwalk, so. Probate Court
February 10. A. 0., 1920.
WHEREAS written application gas
been made to this Court for Adminis-.
tration of the estate of James R. Con-1,
nor. late of -.\”orwalk. in said District.
deceased. p
ORDERED, That said application
be heard and determined at the Pro-
bate. Office, in Norwalk, on the 16th
day of February. 1920. at 11 o‘clock.
forcnoon: and that public notice there
of be Riven to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in a
newspaper having a circulation in]
said District at least five days before?
said day or hearing.
HENRY “'. GREGORY,
Judge.
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flight pt-l' cont.
Ely of more substantia
’curred at midday.
.was in abundant su
:hizh grade
‘and oils were I to 4 points oer yesterg.
ida
LONDON. semi-«sucrose 1m
Thomas. the widely the" We
, at 6n“. who returned ro-
oently from Sell-bu, uystho land is
filled with cripples. many or when
couid‘be‘cured‘or improved if-modem
orthopedic method! M'wflhfle.
The state of the wounded and disc-
bled soldiers of” Serbia is sold to be
piteoue, These men are without the
simplest appliance and the country
lacite surgeon.- with the requisite
knowledge of new methods. The Scr-
bian Red Cross Society. in Great Brit-
ain. invited Serbia: surgeons to come
Io Englhnd unduly British orthope-
dice.
NEE? 111' Wild: STREET.
NEW YORK, Feb. 11 (Wall Street.
- Pm, of the threatened strike of tho
Slimming.“ .. ¥ . M, "v a“;
railroad employee ol‘th’e e . ,,
counted chiefly for the further heavi-
ness of flocks at the active opening
of today's: session. .‘Rails, slilppzngrs.
motors and steels led the decline with
the usual SpPClaltiOfi.
irregular rallies occurred within
the first fifteen minutes when General
Motors and American “'oOlen rose
about 7» points. 1'. S. Steel was con-
spicuous for the sale of a block of 5.-
000 shares at a slight fractional gain. ‘
Noon—Gains
“’A Ll. STR BET.
among representativo shares wore ef-
faced when liquidation of specialties
was, actively msumed. The charncI--r
of the scllinr: indicated further elimi-
nation or weakened accounts hastened
by inability to meet impaired mar-
gins. General Motors not only can
relied its gain. but fell to a new low
level for the movement, the same
.being true of many speculative stocks. t
Losses ranged from 2 to 8 points
among industrials of various classes.
.Shlppings losing 1 to 3 and rails l to!
q
a.
Temporary rallies ensued on the
Opening rate for call
lCIIns.
“‘AH, STREET :30 p. m.—~ A ral-
l proportion oc‘
when call money
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largely recovered and some
industrials.
y’s final prices. Q
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TO RENT
S T O R E
In our newly leased building
at 21 North Main St. (near Pal-
ace Theatre). Store on be had
in April.
Inquire at
CHARLES BRAND’S
Washington St. ,
M‘cal Work
and Repair-ins
F_ I. FLAHERTY
Phone 399-12
4 Charla St. 3. Norwalk.
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Our“ Ice Cream
lwdfidfiidfinfim
Best to serve—best at all times.
New England .
“Candy Co.
10‘ South .Mam‘ Street.
Sputl‘i Norwalk.
”5‘“.-
Clocks.
At Greatly Reduced Prices
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And Removal Sale '
pply at 6 per cent. j
Extreme losses of the morning were
o.- l.;;.-
equipments '
About 20M). 0! America's refit
acntative drugs-lets have formed
:tinn association for the sole 9ng
1103930! controlling the purity uni
value of a line of standard pro
3ch lions and‘goods. p
3: all means put your falth‘if'
anything that has the A. D. 8
1abel——every A. D. S. remedy 0*-
toilet preparation is backed by c
solid guarantee as to purity
efficiency and \‘Itlun-flmpdlflfl?‘
toilet preparations. baby good:
bath helps, Sick room comforts one
hundreds of other articles. Till
drug store is an A. D. S. store——
where A. D. S. remedies on sold.»
and every A. D. S. We sell you or
r- r “arsenal x-Immmcndatlm
‘11“ bliY ‘p\-... " ~ "1.1.115 3” w
About 4.000 physrc: .. _
members of the A. D. S. ‘
Mption Pharmacist
0 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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lob Printing
South. Namath
RELIEVE YOUR GOLD
By Taking
Baxter’s Couch Syrup
F. H. BAXTER. Drum
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Radiator Reoairinr Co.
and
Automobile Exchange
25 MAIN st, NORWALK.
NO charge for any imam
{
ltory work.
$25.00 for any radiator we hi5
; to fix.
TELEPHONE 954.
IN US YOU TRUST
not to an individual with all the In
dividuai’.u failings and frailtles, but a
corporation which does not get sick or;
die. Thai is why you will be wise too
entrust your :‘ifairs to
THE PEOPLE’S TRUST COMPANY”
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Seventii Anniversary
So. Norwalk, Conn.
Before removing to our newly:
leased building at 21 North Main:
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