1111' Trucking. in diffe
2nd Shim.
\Bth'Ii
7- -, for Compounding, Mi
. ‘.\‘;tr~:hing Rubber.
3 positions open.
Your 11 for Splicing Tubes;
averages $27.00 per
: "r: 51-well: Tire 8!. Rubber 06.
‘wnu'reo _ .
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:1 WANTED-*1 Gib-Om IN GOOD
Estron’g condition. Phone 1005.
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; WANTED—1A FEW STEADY MEN
Ifor inside war-k. Lounslmry—Bissell
Company, Winnipauk.
j wWANTED'—*
; . if you want to sell or buy property
{of any description yobshould attend to
it now I am revising my list for the
leoming season. WitlL 11¢va inquir-I
ies now. i expect many more this com
in: spring.
1920 11 ill be the banner year for Real
Estate.
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Ask John T. Bayes
WANTED :
' WHILE LEARNING.
T EXPERENUED I WE
! L TEACH YOU AND PAY
UET'I', PEABODY & 00.,
g No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
eon SAhE—MDN'E 903834009” 9
years old. Telthhone 8:11 4
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g' M‘»SA££~TWO HORSES. ' m
quire 5 fitcmtreet. East Norwalk.
FOR SALEm—I‘ DOUBLE SLEIGH,
2 single Sleighs and 2rcutters.
sell very cheap. Inquire .JOhn H
Knapp, 218 Flax Hill Road
.
FUR SALE—SIX ROOM COT'BAGE
all impr01e111ents.best.ot location. lot
50 x 150. Price $3800. Also house of
ten rooms. Price $3 .000. Inquire. R.
.Joseiovsky or E. E. Gorbam Co.
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FOR SALE—41,12 ACRE POULTRY
house. gara‘ge, West
the. Central location.
29 Monroe street. 7
/
FOR RENT—«ROOM ON
tfloor of So Norwalk Trust Company
I iliuildin" suitable
a}; to learn narrow fabric
7:. We pay while learn-‘
11d provide experienced
Excellent opportunity
-:'25 looking for steady
“.1.er ideal factory con-
Apply
5; J. CASH, INC... 4,,
Chestnut St.
7
INC. I grh‘mn Inquire at The South Notwnik
I FIORE’S GARAGE
WANTED ~
Fiore's Garage. 'Overhauling and
repairing. ll Hanford Place. Tel. 925
‘ 131131111133 NOTICES.
WILLIAM .1. UNGVARY
Piumblng. Tinnlng And Heating,
21 Benton St. Phone 2389
UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—45¢}
wsrng Flahcrty, proprietor. Truck-
Iing long distance hauling. Light
land heavy trucking. Office telephone!
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W'ANTED
[or card lacing, also
" . 3:1ica1 work in factory
.5. ply
:, J. CASH, INC.,
T}.;.stllnt Street.
' . V’ANTED-‘fli’ YE. All
ti 91:11 and mechanical;
Ray;
11 il-.111tmt
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\ I‘MSI’FION 3 0R
Int-Imilnc'. Sattt1tin3lSo. Norwalk
._. I1581 300 house connection.
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' I MRS. P. J. NELSON
i Tailored Suits, Skirts and Dresses.
iTei 1892 71 Osborn Ave.E
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COLEMAN a. RANDOLPH
. Local and long distance moving and
“trucking 23 Day Street 80. Norwalkq
i'i‘el 159-3. Branch office. 32 Main St.
Norwalk. Tel. 405.
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THE NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC CO
ELECTRlCAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959'
So. Main St. 51 Osborn AVe.
East Norwalk;
466’}
1.1m. r married man} Ray werme. Mar. E
,I I I-‘ AIIIIII'II‘I B‘guwwe for Us and We’ll wire for You"I
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tt_\.\'11'.\1.t1RAI«"1‘s‘ DENMARK WINS VICTORY‘
1‘1"" 4”“ 330‘“ cornmnom Feb 12 ~l)cnmntk
\:IIII‘1*.4:=
Hill).
\11 \I \.\' TO “12111”
i' 0. Box 111111 an overwhelming y'icioiv in the there an} creditois to enlist).
liiPl.ll.:-‘(lt€’ held in the prminrc of
5(lllrsui5‘: by which the future
of that rlisttic t was determined
cmding to official flguies issuul here
.. \todm'n (ll'oé'fi'y this mowing.
I These figures Show that Danie: 1 ad-
.._.T“".-'h<1t-nls cast 750%} \otes Millie the
‘1 I 'I‘ II \I FD STE" Getmzms polled but 25.08?
,.I:. 1 {11111 1110111) 01:. ——-«—
. 1.111 1‘ ill! n: ‘ \\ rite? M‘CORMICKLIBBONS DRAW.
1.1;“. “1.”... (it 'ii'Iod Ptlll’il .ANI) Ore.. Fell lam-Boy
HIE \..\' TOR LAUN-
AD inight.
. on. 1' :1 “wk.
. \(llh‘vlilik Cl.
11 11:11'! Ans'
to Box
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G. S. Ken-
'm. 138-5.
I~ In .‘iI'S.
‘33" illlt‘.
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‘1 .. lit-vi room, living.
"“ II‘I’"I““”“- “”0 a a can, forming acjd fluids and acids 0mm M W _
. “1...... and an Edison ; '11 like “Eloy: ..
2.. :1 pond price AIL which infinte the snow ‘ 56 South Main Street
10111.10. balloon. We then get that heavy;
m - lumpy reeling in the chest, we me a. “T“
“‘ Igte sour "food, Mg}; 33" or ha?“ CORSMY 13 m m
'teember.
{111911 to attend
SIGETJHEIIIIIS Wlll iIIIEIIESI
J..,H
appearance .
A.l(iieS“~
A L 8- rate stomach trouble and indigestion at!!!“
noon QUAerr
1 191' your one?
McCormick. light heavyweight cham- .21,
plan of England and Tommy Gibbons
of St. Paul, claimant of the Ameiican
title fought ten rounds to a (how last,
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I“Says indigestion comes from an ex.
cess of hydrochloric acid
A “ell known authority states that
Ineatly aIWays due to acidity—acid
stomach—an not, as most folks be-
lieve. from a lack of digestive juices.
He states that an excess of hydroch-
loric acid in the stomach retards di-
‘W
hemibnm, flatulence, wdtefhrssh or.
nausea,
He tells us to lay 1.31.1.1 all ddsestiye
aids 1111.1 instead, get from any phoe-
1Cali evenings...
THIRD;
{or office or lodgetl
Mil
gejiion and starts toad fermentation,( ,
then 0111' meals sour like garbage in:
My”:
(arm 6 100211
EWING mcnmnvoenn. I Reel Estate. Inst-trime- 1mm 1... sale 0“ a... ‘9’” ““3
_ z..- _ n, hone 356.
OBS on ALL PARTS or , 1'0 1.11:1 GI“ Mum" Dam ”If fruits 1;...
RT won: morons? ._..,. 2 “cm ”mm °“ ' ‘1
NDITIONS PERFECT. FOR RENT—‘3 FURNIsnED 1100113 age hm“? 1‘” “Ifimpmemem 11:11::
0]) WAGES PAID EXPER- .on one floor. lmptovements and 54500 The Gill Agency D8319“ P
CED 0111331110113 11? rimming necessary for housekeev m.
FOR SAL£~PROPERTY AT 19-21
2:: Union Street and 33 ElmWOod Ave-
Inue Storage and Garage to Rent at
‘15 Maishaii Street. The Hatch n 3.11.
ley CO.
$2 500 FOR rooo PROBE-
Board of .Controlt. i.“ no
riatlon for loves iga to .
pig: mreting of the State Board
in Hartford. the
State
At
1 ntrol, Tuesdai
I $53.;th i(: ut Agricultural Extension
.Senice was voted an appropriation of
$2 500 to conduct a food and ding in-
Ives'tlgnlion. Olflclais of the extension
service are satisfied that an investi-
gation should be conducted as the;
1csulm state oilicials “ho look nttm?
these matters do not at; until after'
.11 mi m.1l mmpinint hat: been received
I The disom guy by the. Slain Dairy 311d
i'ood Commission that State dlugursts
were maxim: up prescriptions “ilh a
"smaller amount 01‘ drugs than me-
'Hstiiption calicd for caused surprise
among oificials of the extension
service 1
it was* decided to appeal
Board of Control for funds :13 the
appropriations made by the 1919 14-9!-
islature were .3101 sufficient for the
service to conduct such an invest'lxn»;w
lion as would be thought necessary
Iin order to do fall justice to the mat
ter. Representatites of the set'tcc
Iappenred befote the beard \ESit‘Ttlay.
land the $2 .00 was wanted.
. The board also nllowod the stale
thighway doziattment to make a name.
Irer of $10011 from one or its deparlb
merits in anotltei
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STAMFORD COMPANY TO
WlND UP lTS BUSINESS
An 11120111111139 0: dissolution has been
Izzran’ed the Stanley Court Really C0,.
of fitztntimd accmding to the records
lot the Civil Superior court
tholziers PGDOH that no claims
presented to the trustees nOl
At. the
final settlemrnt $5." .513 :53 was pro rat-
Sm... ed among the shareholders this sum St Joseph's
ac- whoring been receiwed from the Gener— were PM in £116 RIVPYBMG lalflt‘ Mrs-J
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e—CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to thank 1‘1 lends for their
kindness in our bereavement and em-
tployes of Moseitct" Foundry. American
illaf (20.111151 Hill boys for floral re-
'11: mbrnnces
S. JOHN J BARRY and FAMILY.
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FOR SALE
. [TWO FAHILY HOURS
Flax Hill Road ....... ....
Bayview Avenue
mum SWDt DO‘IOOOIOOOO
.cottago Avenue .............
.croekott Avenue ...........
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MME J EANNE'FTE
South Hormlk’ 3 Loading,
Will“ '
Makes Ap- I
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“He was employed for item“ in 7
'the Lockwood gauge. Fine renew ‘
and wont to Stamford .
"years ago, where he became
in the automobile business. He has
many friends in 11391111111111...11111113130mmi
ssingi
grieved today to team of hits on
sway. ,
George 1-! Weeks.
George H. Weeks: 3, wellfihowtn find
respected citizen of South florwalk
died, this mowing, at the home or his:
son George H. Weeks, 11:. It the age
of 25 years. He was s. Wabmwn oys-I
tax-man. having followed the trade tor
45 years. He was a Civil War Voter.
an
Two sons survive him George KI
Weeks, Jr.. of Woodward 81%.de
Charles F. Weeks. of East Nmnlk. I
Funeral arrangements. in charge ofI
Director F. H. Ganung, Will be an
nounced later. '
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Mrs. Mary E. Fallow.
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Pillow, widow
of the late (lot-sham Fillow, died, at.
«her home, on Grumman avenue, isst.’
night in her 69111 year Shela surviv-
ed by cue. daughter, Mrs May Lawior
and two grandchildren. Theodore Law-
lor and Mrs. Herbert Balaton The
funeral services will be held at her
late home. Saturday afternoon at 2
o’clock Rev. Louis B. Howell“ omciat-
t‘ng. interment will be '11 Riverside
cemetery.
F rank W. Fox
Frank “1'. Fox 8. Well known East
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Not-walk plumber died yesterday at
his home 29 Fort street. He was 68
years old. and his survived by his wife,
and three children. Frank Fox, Harry
For and Mrs. Howard Beers Fun.
eral services will be held at 2 o’clock
Saturday afternoon Res B. E. Mars-
lnnd of the East Avenue M. E. church
will officiate interment following in
Riverside cemetery.
Mrs. Herman Townsend
Mrs Herman Tounsemi. age 66
years, died yesterday at her home, 15
Chestnut sir-,eet downtown. Funerol
services Will be held {mm the D. W
Raymond funeral parlors West Wash-
ington street, at 3 o'clock Friday af-
ternoon. Rev. J. J. Snavely pastor at
the South Norwalk M. E. church will
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The stock ‘
WPI‘P i
\V ere .
1 officiate.
Walter Huff
Walter Huff, aged, 2:? years. died
last night at the Nom':tllr,i<lospitnl.
Mr. Huff; has'been a. servant in the
home .of Mark M. Henderson, of Nor-
wnllc The bod: will be sent. to
Nashville Tenn. this afternoon.
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Mia: Margaret Dinner.
1 Miss Margaret icischer died last
might at the Normal: Hospital aged
17? mat-3.1119 funeral will be held
Saturday Mm: 113 at nine unlock.
It‘rom St Joseph's church interment
veil! be in St. Mary's cemelcu
Albert 0. Brooks
Albert 0. Brooks. aged, serenity-three
yean. d: ed Tuesday, Feb.10 in the
Soldiers Home Noroton. Conn Mr.
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mrmber of 00.1), 12th 23’. Y. Volr?‘
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Ithlck, strong and beautiful
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In a few moments you an rm...
form your plain, «11.11111; hair. You
can have It nbnndennsott. glossy and
full of life. Just get at any drug or
toilet counter a. small bottle of "Dan
. i‘m‘m‘ I I" I
lmtobe aniline-Matche-
* £33? nhiiitfy or he might cancel the
, 1..“ Won
. aficioyes and elimination of their mis-
mzsnnm I
' About m of Wm
,ahnutive mums have M
this nmcimn tor the sole
pose of controlling the purity -
value c! a‘ilne of 9mm ,
swollen: and goods.
-- B3 all means but. your faith
anything that has the A. l}.
label—every A. D. S remedy or
toilet preparation is W by!
solid guarantee as to M1
efficienCy and \aiueumedichlfl
toilet preparations. baby M
hath helps sick room comm: ‘ 1
hundreds of other articles. M
drug store is an A. 13. S. 11W
where A. D.S SEW': m file-t
and every A. D. S we sell you “I
vies our personal recommends.“
About 4.000 physicians are filo
Tmembers of. the A D S.
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RECWTRUOTIgN CONFERENCE.
WMO
htmn unplug" ind
{ache aim of the re-
construction conference of the Lincoln
American Alliance here today A 111
three hundred busimese. labor, pm
and univezsity leaders of the coun-
me attending.
CHiCKENS= _
It’s Interesting—it '1 prenatal.
deri'ne" for a tow cents Then molar»
gen a soft cloth with the Dnn’erine
and draw this through your lair talc I
the one small strain! at a. time. Instant-i
be yes. immediately, you have doubled
the beauty of your hair. It twill be a.
mass. so soft, lustrous unity and so!
easy to do up All dust dirt and excao“
sire oil is removed.
« L'et Dnnderine put more lite
vigor and brightness in your hair. I
This stimulating tonic will freshen'
ivour smlp, check Mm! and falling
hair and help your hair to grow loam;
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--0ARD OF THANKS.
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We wish to thank our neighbors and
friends for their kindness lid sympa~
1113'; also for the many floral offerings
in our recent bereavement.
MR. and MR3. J. OLDEN3€HLAGEB.
may.
R38- LOUISE WNW
1 lion orange. Mk (loan. 7
WYATE Lessons 114 um.
tut-shone till.
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District of Neurotic, as.
Court._ January 28 A. D. 1020.
Estaiepf Charlotte \V.
of Norwalk in 15de District. deceased.
Blocks was :1 corporal in Company H,
lith Conn Volunteers.
Funeral of ”11.81171.
The funeral services for Mrs. Frank
But-.t 58 Osborn avenue, Were held you-
today afternoon. at 2 o',clock from
church. The remains
:Butt‘s death in the Nomllt Hospital
was particularly sad. She leaves th
small children Ralph William, aged
three months: lmettn. aged 9 111mm
Gertrude Henfietmnged 2. Mr. Burt is
able to be about again, alter recover-
in; from a serious illness
was 29 years old, audited many friends
.in Nomalk.
“a.
Funeral or Mrs. Osborn
The funeral services for Susan Sey-
mour, wile otfionnclimnn Myron.W.
Osborn will be held this attemoon
from the residence of her parents
Hr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sexmour, 61
Flu Hill road. Rev. Herbert E.
mainland will officiate. burial follow.
iing in Riverside cemetery. ,
Funeral of Miss Ellen buoy.
'mzo funeral of Miss Ellen Lucy will
Funeral of Comctmo Granger-W
The funeral or 00111631111
Will be held this afternoon. at 2 o’clock
from the hue horde. at 14 Lowe street.
"interment will be in Riyerside ceme-
tery _
HAilP'AX BOYCOTT U.— :3. F000...
,‘ HAWAII! N 8.. Feb 12.- -Zttem- j
hors- of the Halifax Army and Navy
veterans annotation yesterday 111111111
' may passed a resolution pledging,
Wit as "indi'vtdusllywsnd as a 111m:
:- , to purchase as: little as hassling or ,
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Mrs Burt I
be held F‘ridsy morning, at 8: 30 from:
>mberlitoh6me 20 Archstreet,‘ cadet
7 nine o'clock from St. Mary’s church.~
._ interment will be in St. Mary's ceme-
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The Court of Probate for the Dis-
,.
gtrict of Nozre'nlit. hath limited and Il-
lowed six months from the date hereoi
for the creditors of mid Estate to ex»
: '. . ‘ omens MAlN STREET.
Inadeius—esaulluflvul ' sou'm NORWALK.
The Standard « W ...._...
Colony Broader I“ I
mi three out... a , .
113x ronmcumms. . job Priming
' South m
Albert I). Morgan w" you: 00,,
*V ‘3? ms
WI M AKEE Baxter’s Could! Sm
' - 11'. 3. 1311mm Drum.
be m teed ulnios and T ’
steady wu'k. _ 1 NW
App!’ 1.. I Radiator W Go.
JEROME FRANK & co. ‘ - and
Probate '
Flynn late .
Automobile Exchnm
an MA"! an, Mom
1% charge for any month."
tory work.
I $25.00 for say radintor 1n n
'to'fix. 1
Corner Radium sud anldin
TOIRE‘NT
STORE‘
Inour newly leased building"
nmmmuimm.
mMre).8toreconbehsd
inApril.
TELEPHONE I“.
hihit their chime for settlement. . MW 3: ‘*
Those who neglect to present their ,
accounts, properly attested within CHARLES BRAND S . ‘
said time, will be (labor-red a recovery. waking,“ St» L ,
nae-All persons indebted to said Estate are ' 1 . p ..
IN US YOU TRUST
redirected to make immed ate in» W 1
mm ’ not to an individual with all 111: in»
anal dixidualk failings and trailfles, Ill}.
The Smith S ‘ k Trust C0“ M5931 Wfll’k corpozatlon which does not get sienna
Administrator . and Remind: die. That is Why 1011 will be wise 9Q '
- ET Hoyt, Treasurer. entiust your eirairs to ' '
' F J; FLAHERTY I THE PEOPLE'S TRQST '
- acts in 1111:. capacity an 111611 113! «all...
m. ”19 Takes c1119 of your pionert). not!“
4 Charm St. E. Norwalk. 1'our monev on' deposit . In
keCream
Wmorosdeheions.
' Amy. M
mmm them: ~~
I ~ Sta—elm Moe Theatre-«we are
plume on role our
I ‘ elects: Watches. Jewelryrif
Meowbutfifltnnea._:
check Vt list can it do {or you!
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1“ P8013168 TrustCO»
Seventhemmfi So. Norwalk, Conn.
And Removal Sale
oremovinztoour away:
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