Wants, To Let, Tots-Io, M‘MPNIW Cards, Wm
‘LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMEN +
011 this page, aoenumummempcm Munchkin”.
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WANTED
It you want to soil or buy
PPM
of any description you stack! Itmnd til
. built, to Strip (‘ord
averages about
. Trucking, in differ-
:nil shift.
fur Splicing Tubes:
n'luges $137.00 per
.i t‘mnpmlndlllg. Mix-
hint: Rubber.
~Lri0ns open.
ik Tire & Rubber Co.
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Ask Jonn T. Hayes
1 No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
9 Real Estate. Insurance.
WANTED —- NIGHT
WANTED-A LARGE TRUNK
“ANTED:
EJG MACHINE OPER.
ON ALL PARTS 0!"
WORK. FACTORY
IONS PERFECT.
AGES PAID EXPER-
OPERATORS. IF
XPERIENCED WE
ACH YOU AND PAY
‘ LE LEARNING.
- . PEABODY a; 00.,
19236.
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'ccnt Terrace? Phone 134-3.
«1t now. I am revising my not for the
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‘ first class condition with lock on. Tel.
HOME EXCERSISER—«VVILI. PAR f
ty who wished to buy home exccrcisct
kindlv notifv John Dumotier. 9 (‘rcs f
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'age, house has all fmprovements, price“ Mrs. John H. Porter, 19 Franklin ave
, Darien, phone ““0-
'$4500. The Gill Agency
356.
FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 19-21
:23 Union Street and _33 Elmwood Ave-
FIREMAN. luue. Storage and Garage to Rent atzo-
Rowayton Greenhouses, ROWayton, Ct. l 15 Marshall Street.
‘ley Co.
FOR SALE-41% ACRE pomxm'r
The Hatch e Bax-1 Riverside vault.
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Beams “ WM)
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m nArthur N. am.
ur orman nouns died. at his
- home, 8: Franklin wane, last out
in his twenty-ninth you. no in our ‘
vived by a Wife; one daughter, Ian:
a. father and mother. 1:. and Ira
Thomas Robins; two brothers. Lamb'
am and Reuben; one sister. m8- '
It. Robins was a punter-er by M;
-senior sagamore of Cockatoo Tribe.
and a member of Vanessa Council.
Funeral services will be held from his '
late home, Rev. L. J'. echoeimur om-
.ctating. Interment in Riverside vault.
looming season. With several inquir. farm, 6 room house, gar-ah, Wes?
fig; “mexpect many more this com-.Norwalk_ for sale uneasy terms. The. Mrs, can Karol.
i I ' 476i“ AgenCy Dorian phone 356 [ Mrs. Clara Karel wire of Funk
1920 will be the banner vear for : ’ ' - , .
gEstate. . Real; 2 acre. semi-bungalow, fruits, ”er a: geshi‘;?ostu:§ glad. lut
Mrs. Karel is survived by her
husband; two doubters, Mrs. 1““.
ll-I. Porter and Mrs. John Svec: tine
igrandchildren, Clara Svec William H
:.Porter and John 3., Jr. finneml nerv-
JOBS will be held from the home at her
'daughter, Sunday afternoon. at "
clock. Interment, temporarily. is
Mrs. Fred. Gueruo.
IEfiAl NllllEE
February 11. A. 0., 1920,
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Sic Monroe Street.
INC. "
‘ FOR RENT—4200M ON THIRI)‘
, ____,;_ ;t'lm)r of So. Norwalk Trust Company
lbnildinz. suitable for office or lodge
groom. Inquire at The South Norwztlk?
\\.‘NTED True" ‘0.
E‘mrn narrow fabric
pay while learn-
movide experienced
mellent opportunity
eoking for steady
ideal factory con-
xv
CASH, INC.,
Jillllt St.
‘.
"ANTED
v 2rd lacing, also
’ work in factory
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(ASH. INC.,
FIORE’S GARAGE
Fiore’s Garage.
rcpalr‘lnz. ii Kanford Place. Tel. 925
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
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Plumbing. Tlnning And Heating.
; 21 Soumn St. Phone 2389
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,'; umon,,i3Achg. ‘ ng Eliza
gwar arty; prop etor.‘ ruch-
‘tng. ion . distwce manila. Light
:1‘ Street.
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Vi; \"lSlll‘ZIl ROOM
Liberal pzix‘.
Lincoln il\‘t‘lll‘,~'}.
7; HWY (lVlfll 1‘}
mm“! opportunity
i‘:thfi
«:itinc age and
liiiipluy-
‘fti'v of St‘llllllPL
“mil; with rapid
and bonus.
Hill’lllll‘ Manu-
"T linsi a'vetlile.g
FUR ORDER _
long hear trucking. Office telephofll
; $681. 300 house connection. .
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MRS. P. J. NELSON
Tailored Suits. Skirts and Dresses.
71 Osborn Ave.
iTel 1892
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COLEMAN & RANDOLPH
Local and long distance moving and
itrttcklng. 23 Bay Street, So. Norwalk.
[Tel 1592. Brunch office, 32 Main St...
Norwalk. Tel. 405.
THE NORWALKB’ ELECTRIC CO.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959 _
{66 [’2 So. Main St. 51 Osborn AV:.
‘So. Norwalk East Norm-32k
‘ Ray Werme, Mgr.
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PROFESSIONAL
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD,
i Mott avenue._l\’orwalk Conn.
PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING.
Telephone 1838.
LOST.
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‘and Flax Hill Road. Return to‘Semtnel
{and receive reward.
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NR- ROOT To SESSIONS
E Feb. l3.’-—Elihu Root was
LONDON. ,_ .. .
a “St of ms—
one of the names upon .
't‘inzuished men from various coun-
tries who have been ithted- to be-
come members of the committee to
prepare plans for the constitution of
ta permanent court of international
justice, which was announced at 1.113
morning's session of the Counci: of
the League of Nations.
A. J. Balfour, who is presiding over
the Council sessions said:
“Maybe, for one reason or another,
.Mr. Root may not deem it desirable
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(caret: '
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lame oflcial note
Ito accept the Council's invitation. The
,Council hopes Mr. Root will always re-
?member that he will be welcome at
whatever stage of our sittings he may
he privileged to accept, to add to 01‘?
deliberations the great weight of his,
learning and name."
NO NEGOTIATION.) moaogo’m.‘
PARIS, Feb. 13.——Forma’l denial of
the accounts emanating from news-
papers in Rome of alleged negotia-
tions between the Serbian a
the subject of a mili-
tary alliance was mode by the French
Cabinet today. After a meeting or the
xuinisters.rpresided over by M. l’Hopi-
teen, the minister of justice. in the
absence of Premier Millerand, the tol-
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“The documents pu
tain ltalian newspapers concerning [a
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FOR RENT ,3 FURNISHED ROOMS
' on one floor. Improvements
AFTER FEB. 15, 1920. LIMOUSIN-
its“ for funerals will be $8.00 per car,1
'IOI' Norwalk. Daricn. New Canaan and of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed
NCRWA LK LIVERY ASSOCIATION.
“Wire for Us and We'll wire for You":
LOST- A LADIES' BLACK ‘lr‘llltS
the station
nd French ;
We ' s ’ ”
unharmed“
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{day of February. 11.920. at 10 o'clock.
fort-noon: and that all persons inter-
,ested in sEid Estate may be notified
thereof. the said Conservator will
cause this order to be published in a
,newspaper having a circulation in said
__ il‘t'lstrict. at least five davs‘ before said
:lSh dav at February. 1920.
i ,HENRY xv. GREGORY.
Judge.
: District of Norwalk. 9:. Probate Court.
lJanuary 29th. A. 0., 1920.
, Estate of Andrew Thompson late of
:Norwalk in arid District. deceased.
The (‘ourt of Probate for the District
OVerluullnz and -
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six months from the date hereof for
the cranium of «am Estate to exhibit
rtheir (-la‘nH for settlement. Those
3who neglect to present their accounts.
'prnpcrly attested. Within said time.
iwill be dehatred a recovery. aAll pet-
gsons indebted to said Estate'gare re-
;ques ' to make immediate pa ' nt to
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‘ SOUTHAMPTON. Feb. 111— Al
though the Cunard Liner Maui-913nm
.— ‘had a record stock of Honour placed‘Jobn‘J. Snavely. Pastor of the South
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:on board at thew lork the steamers
lockers were empty on her arrival
‘here. The liner‘s bar was besieged by
thirsty passengers from the momt‘ut
fshe passed outside the three-mile
EZOI‘IP.
E The Mauretania's stewards declare
t’thal increased storaze room for bev-
lcranes is absolutely necessaly for he!
:futurr- trips,
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CZECHOSLOVAKS POPULATION.
‘ WASHINGTON. Feb. i3“.~.lan
,Masarki’. Czechoslovak charge, d‘af-
United Suites. made pufi
of the 1919 census
ands which here
D
,faires in the
lit? today the results
.taken in the Slovak l
fitofore were included in Hungary and,
1by the treaty of Versailles. made a
gpart of the Czrchoslovak Republic. The
‘flgures show that there are 2,940,374
iinhabitants, divided, according to no
‘ tionalities, as follows:
Slovaks 1,940,980; Mars, 655,703;
Germans. 143.822; Russians, 131.764.
and scattering.65.808.
till I Cllllll’s colt
Bl Milli: GARMENT
“Diamond Dyes" Help to Make New
Outfits for Youngsters
Don’t worrv about perfect result».
Use "Illiamond Dyes," guaranteed to
give a new. rich. fadeless color to any
'fabric, whether it be wool. silk. linen
'cotton or mixed goods.——dresses,
3blouses stockings skirts, children's
‘coatst, feathers, draperies, coverings.
’aze tells so plainly how to diamond
fdye over any color that you can not
émake a mistake.
i. To match anv material. have drug-
igist Show you “Diamond Dye" Color
g Card.
! iron SALE
TWO FAMILY HOUSES
Flax Hill Road ............
Bayvicw Avenue ............ $5000
Pleasant Street .......... $4500
I‘ Cottage Avenue ............. $4500
Crockett Avenue M
FirstStreet.......... ...... $3503
! New Street ................. 53203
FOR PARTICULARS
inn Wee; -. ,
iDistrict of Norwalk. :3, Probate Caurt,
In the matter of Cyrus M. Benjamn
of Ivor-walk in said District. an uncap-
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l ORDERED. That the Conservator
and exhibit his account with his said word
liousckeep- to this (flirt for adjustment at ‘
(‘pntral mention. Call evenings, Probate office in Norwalk. on'the 18th
the
Emutrix.‘
G. ,
The Direction Book with each pack--
I Mrs. Ethel May Guerus, of Dublin?
”lied-this. morning. at the Norwalll
filming]. in her twenty—sixth yefl'. She
glb suthved by her husband. Fred; and
immher Mm. Fred. Shafler. of New
r yen. two children, and two broth
crs Tracy and Irving. Notice of fun-
ctal servxces will begiven later.
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. rs. Hattie Foschett died last ni h
‘g‘lt the home of her parents. Mr. in?“
..wrs. Icmnel Gould. in Weston. She
so“ 312 years of age, and leaves one
.fn. ohn. Funeral services. Handov-
a. ternoon. at 3:30 o'clock. Interment
at “ illow Brook cemetery, Westmrt. ‘
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. Clarence E. Byxbee died at his home'
in Stamford on the eveninc of Febru-
ary 11th. Mr. Byxbee had been engag-
ed in the automobile business in Stam-
ford fcr three years. He leaves a mo-
ther. a. wife. who was Miss Adeline \‘a-
.phev. and a son, for whom great synr
‘pothy is expressed. Funeral services
will be held on Sundav afternoon at 2
o‘clock at the David W. Raymond un~
‘ deruklnz” parlors. Vi'uhinz'mn street. ;
Interment in Riverside cemcial‘v.
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Funeral of Mr. Granger. l
Funeral services for ('omellus‘
(;rauzer, late superintendent of tho
Higley Machine Company, w-re held
yesterday alternocn, from ‘he late
gimme. on Law street. Rev. Thomas
E. Sm. rector at Trinity chu. ch. at!»
.ciated, interment following in River
nude cemetery. The pallbeare: < were:
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“ w “flung;
flayoPCroa. on Aspirin like “Our-
vitth the solety “Boyer Cross." out be
tail-n whhout fear because you are
in, prescribed by physicians for over
{contains proper directions to safiely re»
lieve Coldr,
‘sell larger “Bayer Packages."
gin is the trade mark of Bayer Manu— Incubators
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EPERUV’IANI MOT ACTIVE
“ IN MEXICO
Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," marked MEXICO CITY. Feb. 13,—4Reports
that Peruvian and: are wanting a
mum in that Gantry while on
Mexican soil were discredited roster»
day by Jose Maria Barrett). Peruvian
charge (families in this city. He do
claret! there were very new Pemlans
in Mexico.
getting the true. world-famous Aspir
18 years.
Always buy an unbroken package
of “Bayer Tablets 1 Aspirin" which
Toothache.
Rheu-
and
Henriette.
Bundle. Neuralgio, Lumbngo,
nihilism. Neuritis, Joint Pauli.
Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes of tWelve table“;
cost but a. few cents. Drutgis‘sts use
Aspir~
RAISE A FEW
E(uncut-3N3
' It’s interesting—it's profitable
Bumye
"facture of lionoaceticacidestcr of San-4 _
‘cyliagid. I In Ill mes—ts small as u eggs
" -_ ., 3Tb: Standard
:Colony Broader
Your LaSt Chance Makes three chickens grov »
where one grew before.
ASK FOR CIRCULARS.
of Winter Wear at
Prices Set for Final
Clearing.
fAlbett D. Morgan
DRESSMAKERS
Competent dressmakers will
be unwind good salaries and
steady work.
Apply to
JEROME FRANK & co.
Corner Madison and Franklin
Streets, South Nor-walk
_._ -A «m ,_
lll’. F. Brcph)‘, Elton Baker. Stephen;
Dalia, Spartan St. John and Henry
lDerzmann. The plant of the Higlc '*
‘Machlneffompany, on Chestnut street;-
xus «lacerations. yes ,1; f0
half I day. in respect [0!" . (gt-anger.
Funeral of firs. M mil.
_ Mineral outright- Mia: (”Herman .
. Townsend. 15 Chestnut street. ‘rl‘e:
_beld at 3 o‘clock. this afternoon. from,
.111». funeral parlors of David w. Rav l
intond. “'cst \I'ashingtnn street. livid
'Norwoik M. E. church. anointed. in-
terment following in Riverside ceme‘
itery. I
‘ Funeral of Mr. Fox.
in Funeral services for Frank W. Fox,
5‘9 Port Hfrct‘f. will be held tomrmw‘
{afternoon at 2 o‘clock. !
!
Funeral of Miss Ellen Lucy.
The funeral of Miss Ellen Lucy wr-si
ilargely attended this morning at 8'30?
ifrom’ her late home. 20 Arch street?
'land at nine o'clock from St. Mary's,
church. where a requiem mass w'ts‘
sung by Rev. T. J. Finn. Mrs. Irving:
Hay/mus rendered solo Ave Marie, and.
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TORE
at 21 North Main St. (near Pol-
noe Theatre). Store can be had
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Thol‘earenotmyofthom,
buttheyanthochoiooofthe
season.
ALL ms: cums. pm
38, con-s A!!!) omit in April
READY WEAR cum-rs ‘
ARE um um OUT or W a
OUR VERY 3381' 8100! 1'0
CLOSE 001' LINES CHARLES BRAND’S
Washington St.
JACOBY’S
The Store That doves You
lousy
Elect‘cal Work
Lead Kindly Light as corteze wus‘
Ileaving ire church. The poll beamrsf
andRepairimr
were John lane. Dennis Lane. Michal. It
Nolan and Thomas Hogan. of Siam-
ford. Flowm‘ bearer was Dr. J. Hauph.
Interment was in St. Mary‘s ccmetavy.
Funeral of Miss Marc/tract Discher.
The funeral of Miss Margaret mil-
cher will be held Saturday morning
at nine o‘clock from St. Joseph's
church. Interment will be in St.
Mary’s cometary. :-
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Funeral of Mrs. Allen.
Funeral services for Mrs-Sarah E.
Allen were ,held \Vednesday at her
late home in East Norwalk. Rev.
Frank Clark of the Rowayton Baptist
church. assisted by Rev. Herbert E.
Marslaud of the East Avenue M. E.
There were many
The pull
Bell, Juxusi
Arthuri
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‘beauurut floral tributes.
hearers Were: Wallace
lilydenhurg. Arthur Brown.
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twho died yesterday at his home dav. - on W). D
73 “’oodward avenue. will take ' ————- CH ARI ES 333 N
place unday afternoon at 3:30 froml ’ m
the late home. Rev. Schoewter or me New Yon-kinder» I V cm: win-comm.
South Norwalk Baptist church will of- m m m
fic'mte. Interment in Riverside ceme- ”RES-Ike? ”‘ Mfr Still A; on
tery. in m Hula or. South Norwalk Wu
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of the season are now .
f orcd here. You will never be dis-
appointed if you let us
Day. Royal Decker, and Ferdinand 'your gownx
quality and in shade. ‘
and let. us take your measure. (0-.
F. J. FLAHERTY
Phone 399-12
4 Chan‘s St. E. Nor-walk.
— '
Seventh Anniversary '
And Removal Sale
More mowing to our new!) y
timed building’ at 21 loath lun‘
.iStw-nenr his“ Theatre—we are
placing-outdoor
EntireStockOf
Clocks. Watches. Jewelry
and Oaticll Goods
At Gmfly Reduced Prices
II I 0‘ .
thanmbefon.'omu-
sistedhyoxpen: only. (A
Jm&,.awm,m
Most Attractive Fashions
being tall-
TAILOR
he latest materials in
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The bazaar. to be given by Catholic
Union Council. K. of C.. will open to-
night. and continue four nights. Spe-
cial mic for dancing has been pro»
cured, and the committee has been
busy arramdng the final details 'for,
the successfil‘l carrying out of the 31'-
tair. .
The valentine party. for the chil
dren. is being so by several
teachers who hare interested mm
selves, and the ad
archaic
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Syndicate
About m at America's
Ill-tame druulsts hate
this association for the not.
pose of controlling the purity
value of I. fine of standard pl!-
acriptlons and ands.
By all means put your faith in
anything that has the A. D. B
label—every A. D. S. ready or
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solid as to pork}
efficiency and value—Mm
toilet M. nS. hairy goo.
bath helps. sick
hundreds of other m no
drug store is In A. I". 8. 31-.-
where A, D. S. rem dies are mill-—
and every A. D. S. we sell you cl!
ries our pert-nu mm.-
About 4.000 physicians are allc
members of the A. D. S.
H. A. MEAD
MW Pharmacist,
a ~0an um nasty.
sou-m NORWALK.
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lob Printing
South Ronni!
RELIEVE YOUR con
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Baxter's Cough Syr-
F. E BAXTER. Brut-t
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Norwalk
Radiator Repairinz Co.»
and
Automobile Exchange
20 MA": 31:, NORWALK.
No charge for any out“
tory work. '
25.00 forany radiator '0
to fix.
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VALENTINES
0F CHARACTE
large and Complete Line Of
Valentines
of exquisite workmanship and
design that cannot fail to
pal to you.
All the Decorative Acne-Ibo
For Your
Valentine Party
Lundxoon Sets, Favors, Phon-
Cards and Garlands
In
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F. L. HAMILTON
49 Wall sweet. Telephone 135.
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Bottlodhy
hunky—ad. molly and MY
we are m, that a liner not.
MW" «mutant.
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