Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 26, 1920 · page 11

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Friday, rah. 27th!

WHAT? Leap "Year Dance
WHERE? Town Assembly Hall

MUSIC? Ban-Joe-Wallue of
N. Y. C. ‘

TICKETS 50 cents
3 LET’S GO
Norwalk Tire Tennis Club

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3 V1; .KNTED :

l “lax, heavily built. to Strip Cord
' .. “axes average-s about
. w gin-1' week.

i .‘\I»-n for Trucking, in difl’ez':
2I1d shift.

- i \l'nmcn for Splicinz Tubes:
:--r- work averages $27.09.! or

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.'I_~_~ mill \Yushing Rubber.

a- um- and positions open.
The Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co.

T‘hl- (polity 02' our Tires and
> i w> «i» pnnlis Ini'ge‘ly on tho Mix-
3 I‘M; {Hill l'l'illNi‘i (Il' Rllth-I' Siol‘k.
l ‘ - “an: ulmm firo mixcrs to worl:
h‘ tlzv (all“l';lll(bll>‘ lining on 1'.

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\: .. .4 mouth) of men from 3 to
. l: m up and Strip Tires.
l :z'..m from :2 lo 11. Othfll‘

3 N orwalk Tire & Rubber Co.

 

WANTED:
SEW'ING MACHINE 0
‘- .,ORS ON ALL PARTSPEOEF
:LtlT WORK. FACTORY
7,) IV DITIONS PERFECT.
- 5(le WAGES PAID EXPER-
..1JED OPERATORS. IF
)T E XPERIENCED WE
, . 1H. TEACH YOU AND PAY
.- )l' VIHILE LEARNING.

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”WANTED
xizais for card lacing, also. '
} IJT clerical work in factory
“ ~ c- Apply

J. & J. CASH, ING,
Chestnut Street.

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up to-‘date. white Indian marble, cent

. i Pen-Imam: too-man for pm name manhood. At_Wikln’s Bakery.

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Vwork. Salary :30 per month. A’dol
’aimhlaposition for one who has. avoid
.able time. Apply to Seniinél care of
C. T. K

FOR GALE—FISH: FISH! SPECIAL

,Fresbwater Pickers]. 25c lhf Fresh

5 Herings, 2 lbs. 26c; MB-‘mitM'

2 lbs. 250. At thhlngton street

, Bn'dse. ,

ledge °f s‘emgm’h’ and ‘YPfiTmng-i FOR SALE—FORD soon: 1918:

,Tay’or “ Go‘den- , ' ‘3500. Word Coupe. 1917—4425. ‘Mcr—
cer, 6 passenger (22-70 model). 'l‘el.

 

 

 

 

l "AMP-FAN “EXPERIENCED 15-340: Newton,
La Carte waitress. Hours 11 a. m. to "" ' ‘ " -
FOR SALE —-7 ROOM HOUSE.

8 p. m. Must lire home. Good solar?

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to right party. Hotel Mahackemo. about ha f acre and, $2000 easy terms

[6 rom house, improvements, deep lot.
—~-- - -- :6 room house, improvements, deep lot,
WANTED ”.2 GIRLS \FOR OUR Nonwalk. '

'manut‘acturing department. Apply at, -~‘
any (imp between 7 a. 111.. and 5 p. In} FOR SALsfil-TOA' FORD TRUCK.

'Clore‘r mnufacturim: (‘o.. Vl‘innlpaukf 6 heavy work horses, 1 Ford touring
;car, 2 sets heavy harness, 20 work col

, ,’ , , ‘nars. 5‘wmfieia street. “1011987442
. WANTED~ mmmtmncno GIRL, .._._ .. -1.

'to giro out rough work. Mus‘tAbe good; Fog SALE~CHEVROLET TOUR—
.81 fimxres. Apply M. Martin (‘0’. €91"‘in: car, 1917 model. wit-1 condition,
'nor Quincy and Butler streets, Nor-5 3350. Phone 376 01' 1197.3,

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‘ - . FOR SALE~MOTORCY€LE, DAR-

“'r}2/1\1AN;E3”“¥‘\:1D- Silvllznvngyi'fe r1; gain to quick buyer. ’Add‘ress “Motor-
. F..-i. ‘.. .,o.,... ,

Swill: Main street, So. vNorwulk. ecycle. care of Sentinel Office.

1'0 LI! ! FOR SALE—WE HAVE 2 VERY.

__..__. --/i fine Bedroom Sets made of the finest
TO LET -5 ROOM WITH ALL ill. 9 Mahogany, mink“. Colonial four-post de-
provementa. Rent 325, Inquire R_‘Joge.' nign. This is the finest furniture ever
lOVSk)’.or the E. E. GorhanlCo.’ .3111" on the murkeL ’Will take other
—— 1—— ifurnlture in exchange. Phone 1182-3.

.,.TO RENT— A 'LARGE STORE} '

situated on the Post Road, Corner "of? FOR SALE 4mm! AND HOUSE
CedaI'Jti-eet and Connecticut oven ,at Trinity Luke. N. L. boarder-mg on
30' Nemalk, Elli store is suitab fStamtord Water Co. Forty acres, fli-
KOI' any businesyrr- or particulars iiitecn hundred fruit trees. Mary F.

 

 

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.quire, John J. McGovem. 40 Coonetti- .Randmll. 10 Fiizabeth “"9“" iflteel strengthenpd Substantially. .

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.cui aVcnuo, opposite old hospital, No: swalk, CL, Tcicphono 1373:.
i walk. Ct. . >

FOR SALE— NEAR COllNTRY
FliRNlSllm‘r Club. 7 room house. all lntprovements.
1 ’ newly decorated. $5.000. Easy terms.

”The Gill Agency, Dorian, Conn.
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‘ .To -LET.~- LARGE
worm}. Plt‘f‘lf'lc light, Hood host. 4
:(‘ln-s‘nnut sire-oi, South No.wulk.

 

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‘ TO LET «3 ROOMS FOR SHOE—
jmnknr or tailor, as living rooms. Lizht‘
kind has. ill/g. Ely avenue. Inquire
, Bertha'Naggy, 15 ~-Lowe street.

23 Union Street and 33 Elmwood Ave-
nue. Storage and Gouge to Rent at

, FOR RENT—ROOM 0N THIRD
Efioor of So. Norwalk Trust company
'buiiding, suitable for office or lodge
room. inquire at The South Norwulk
:Trust 30,

 

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«.glnnorn a specialty.
at above addrega.
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD.
1 Mott avbnue. Norwalk Conn.
PRIVATE LESSONS m DANCING.
" Toloohom 193a

. FMS‘GKRAQE ' ’ For terms lnoulrei

' Flore's Garage. OVcrhaulinz and;
‘repnirinz. ‘ ll Hartford Place. Tel. 925 '
fine-9

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ANTED — BOYS
.\t2 WOMEN T0
.;. TRADE. GOOD
lLi-Z LEARNING. WITH
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Kl l-‘Y.
s‘rmtic'r, so. NomVAUi.
NTED— T0 =R-ENT.
unuli upfnrnishefl
w ,l lolly. Address

GIRLS

SALARY
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1 LARGE
rooms by
X” care of;

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’-‘1TED~GIRLS FOR MATTJNG
‘ .. '12. pleasant work. good wag-
- .il’l:i. (‘0an ready to work.
Cu, 27.1 East avenue, |

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1750 rm LEASE. (T‘O'TTACP:

«lonhle house in desirable

\\.'ill pay a: months' rent in

\nlllrng,‘ ‘(fottagef care of
Hzi‘u-e. - 3

1‘50 rI'lOY :4 YEARS- OR

,, I; in printing officeand at

- {ram trade. Good wages

work. (‘ome ready.- to

-z.\ Mtg. (.10., 275 East ave-

 

‘ED m YOUNG MEN FOR
' .‘i Clerks. $llfl ‘month. Er
.zimrosstary. For {1'99"931“
muninziiions, write J. 1.0-
:' (int-moment, Examiner)
i» Bldg” \l'ashington. D. C.

 

'ED 7—- TYPEVVRITER" AND
‘ .' with some knowledge of
in office of manutacturer.
‘, n-‘Jcll handwriting stating

:zml salary expected to H.

' - of Evening Sentinel. " a
‘ ED ,, TYPE‘VRITERSL ART

, make and model. 111,511.

:sts paid, full informstlon

(:niwrt. Post (Juice Box‘

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SPECIAL MACHINES.

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LEARN THE '

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DOLL FACTORY. 71 Claimsmaoosnmo afghan

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, satisfactory accomodations—~if you are

- 2:; “‘AIST co. 127I~wnsrgn

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WILLlAM J, UNGVARY
Riumbing. “firming And Heating, .,
21 Souton 8t: ' Phone 2389 -, ..

umou PAROEkz- Dummy—2w !
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LOST~-\\'ll.l. PERSON “(HO PIFK-
ed up canvas; truck covrr last Mon-
:n Ann and Sprint: streets.

 

math) , . mpfletof > d be t“ 80
mg, long ‘|I§t‘nce hauling I fight I'fl'lu II Salne 10 L;an1\l‘..‘ Roodllel and
3 ’leculvk‘ Twald.

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01:.
MRS. P. J. NELSON
Taillirod Suits. Skirts and Dresses.
Tel 1392 71 Osborn Ave. i

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T TREES BEAR-
age. of a tree from .

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ma wherl‘it is planted in no pun
inhsngnt place, anple trees should be:
gin to heir. as a rule. ‘when the)
have been} planted six to eight you-3..
ccotding'tov‘tlw United States U6-
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cousin»: 4'. RANDOLPH ,
Local andlcug distanccvmoving hugl a > i
trucking. 23.0w Street. Soerlkqpaézgxggiigrmwfiéfi .511»; Yen".
Tel. 1592 Branch ofiice, 32.‘llnln,St..’Tran-3p , ‘ find \aner..may bear.
Norwalk. Tel. 405. iconside _ ya :younssn, 3““ 0‘33”-

 

‘ ‘ ’ ' Yellow
:snch sis-fie Northern Spy and .
— '1 I- ' iNewton. not Mikey mmmwhot
THE NORWIELKS’ ELECTRIC co. lolder. minnow whor-%:cnz
ELECTRlC‘RL’ CO‘NTRA'OTORS- ivariety vm WM - any
‘ Pear trial nonhuman! at about

Telephone 959» the 38111993388 nfgplqgueos, though

667.12 5°- Main St. . Maude: 1 mm condi .
so. Norivalk MNM Peach , 8 , -
Ra «forum ‘W- ltions often boar ot three years-of 358
y ' ' ’ ‘ =0 out they should beat at
«Window Us<m¢Welll wire {or , 5 1115 11“ front or,
M~- .M‘~ “V ' ~ ~ 7 .
The Answer to the Rentinyil’ro‘blcm. omPfllml‘mifiimiflrflnmm
‘ own Younpwn HOME! “0 the Wok! m WY ,m
ltryon :are having .dtfllmllty setting but ' oat} w w @g'hm lntonr
Sour when!” will“!!! ,. :to
bear in, about four yous god sweet
cherries at six or seven yam otter

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tour you:

tired of paying constantly increasing, 3”" on,
rents—if youare thinking of buying
.a' home. remember I have a largellnt
of desirable dwellings in all parts of»
our city. and mice}; Tower now than
they will be by spring. For a list of

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as. . . ' .
Apricot: - come into hearing ' at about
~th'eAsame we as peaches ,or-oomenmes
a. little later. ’ "‘ , ' ‘

, Quinoes gretuually flare-or six’ygurs

we ,
ASkhm T. myes . m beforez’tm’boar amen mot.

, - . _ ,‘ , Raspbgrles, blackberries anddewr
No. 7 Main Street, Nat-walk them-es truism, ‘i/n’fltegufinmohmla
__-, Read Entire; Insomnia.- " .,

,hoar blight crop the next your. Straw- -
berries planrtéicf’ln thc‘ influencing:
. , ,, Manual: inmggntnmngtfiamolzeg good
W58 1: act-mm - gmwmfiao'rauhozwnmmmm,m_
' ' emits Arms 1:01:85; the'r, should produce 43 .gopgwghg'
’ ' ~ ' transom». ‘
WaaS'HING’QQNL ., , , , _, , .
Underwood Johnson, newlyfippoimflddy beac'aefew-m3m'm1mz
‘anlbassfidor toning, 931191? at , th . " 1... 4 '
W'hité ,Housetoday to revolver
«madam

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, FOR “5— SODA; FOUNTAIN. ,

FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 19-21 1

 

,— . The Hatch & Bil“. , , 7
1.; Marshall Street 133 m done on our muffle“.

ithesc foreign ‘shlpper‘ are how. her
,hold this market and develop that!“

PIANO LESSONS’GIVEN fine vquired Rfocess, ,

by Bliss G. Glendon Fisher. 55 Mca-o
dow street, South Norwalk. Conn. Bo.)

‘stonu central over the maritime'pro-
.vmoes has increuod'in intensity'dur‘ ~
: ins: the last twenty-four hours and his

 
 
 

flier-3’ Home, Norman. 77m m

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from! or wmfm
NEW YORK. Feb. wwwm We;

, .1030 a. m.).——~Further llama-o wan.

shown by stocks at the opening of to-
day's session, copper: m It: a .
sult of yesterday’s cut 1111!“!le
of the Chino, Nevada Gonoolidltedmd:
Ray Companies. Rails
ments also reacted. but scum-of the,
steels. motors, oils and shipping loans
made early gains of 1 to 3 points. In
the first half hour most looses Verena-
covcred. steels and motors dbplayiu
especial strength and activity. Pre‘
liminary foreign exchange rates were
under yesterday's final quotnflono.
WAL STREET, Nouns—0n the re-
bound. to which the shorts made
many involuntary contributions, mot-

 
 

pings were most conspicuous. Gener-
al Motors registered on extreme ad-
vance of 71-4 point: Crucible Steel.
. 5 1-4, high grade petroleum 2 tot-l, Am-
erican Locomotivt; Baldwin Locomo-
tive, and American Car 2 to 2%. and
Marine Pfd., Atlantic Gulf and Ameri-
can International 1 to 21-4. Specul-

en, international Paper and‘ Industrial
Alcohol at trains of 3 to 5 points and
representative rails rose
Most of these gains were shaded or al-
together cancelled. however,
call money nnpnecl at 10 per cent.

WALL STREET. 1:30 p.
ondcry angels. esppcially Locksmith:
and Republic, also loath s and ship-
plngs. were extremely r ctlonary at
:noon. bui'a counter mow meat at in
on motors, oils. equipments ondmils.
,General Motors and American Woolen
intended their early gains and U. S.

 

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; MARKET FOR F0 EIGN “ANS.
3 it is pmslblv for t 9 foreign Shiv
pets to compete wry (nvorably with
iAmerican farmors in the varieties of
beans that are commonly grown In
ithis coutry. A grmt hadlcn'p in tho,
wast has been that foreign shippers
'were not in a'positmn. or did not too;
inclined to grade, than hand-pick and ‘
pack their beans in We some manner;

ginning to realize J" do order to?

shipments. it 'nust. go through E

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mm mom. i 11 Putt Ave" 17 “Vii!”
“For ‘Norvvalk and‘vicinny; Fair and; mm m Phone 139;. mm

continued cold tonight and ‘if'riday;
fresh west tmnorthw‘est winds. The

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caused heavy snow on the coat of
Maine. Portland, Mains, reports In ‘
average depth of four feet of snow on
the ground. Snow lorries were re
ported this morning {mm the bake re~
gion. but—pleasant Weather prevails
generally out of the Rocky Moun-
tains. The temperature is low in all
sections. Zero teznperaturea were
along the northern harder tron: North
Dakota toxalne all freezing tournam-
tures extend as hr‘muth as'i-‘lorida.=

War—w-

. " How. ARE won‘t-:5 MILKsBDt:
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Loo Angela axiom Milk also cu...

“in Loop Prowl"!!! a Rpm; ‘

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cattle m’m, mat a new so
tote for, than mo,i-ecemly_=m. in:

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ors, oils, steels, equipments and ship'

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ties were featured by Amerl'ean limb.
1 l0 1 3-4.4
air-«owl

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Woolf. '

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n- 23“ than M be human!“ ole du-

rams gerous classes of immigufinn an to kept Inn

on: pin-shores: ' ' " . .

m- more stringent low Mum-W
hemmed:

rm tummepuhlicschoolm should ho
m the payment of staking”:
' I! tho Winn ofyour family:
In file edmwtion'andpraper training of orphans:
' ‘ Mos of 3 file Junior
‘0 mm names; on W
of American born white men only, whose LOYALTY

to mom in inunqueotignablo.

A8“ ; ' mmmdm‘yonmwtmmm

MGM alonopur dram to mush ouch
., as are advocated by this Order would

amount tobatlittle; bat hyo unltodalfcrt much combo unam-
pliohe‘dinmuringthmobjeotl. , ';_ ’
We need your cooperation. You need the summit of our
order to insure the hoppinou and welfare of yourself and
mail: . - . W

 

13?me beprcudofit.Rementherthotitiotho
AMER!!!“ noblest chm-tonne ofyom- lite who"
, been born under the arm fl
mans. "Mar" in that fact olwsyo, for you very he-
ingoonnomhemlfighlychsrgod'fiflim'luuim. "
Investigate Our'l’rilioipleo
JOIN THIS PROGRESSIVE (mm
‘ Local council‘ndw Forming .
, Be a Charter” Haber; Ice Only $3.00.
For Information Address '

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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tlmuluo the past two or three neo-

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sons.» Even neglected orchards mm

a mum ‘
post season. Show of the high price
of cider opplos.
muko‘ a fair profit from his trees with
no care how much could he matte if
be invested filly cento or a (faint per

tract ‘

rested $10.00 in fertilisers .11de l
:m hundred
ltllur‘he hali‘ml’ore obtolned.
y gThare will be few

Mint this postseason. Apple:
in}? pours will be in, demand
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milk in regions where the w, 3_ ‘3‘“ “13"“

ghisnmomx, Feb. 26.—-morge' .
trounced on the Pacific coast. in the w.g1i_ Hunt of 1M. m nominat-
Yorm or whale’a milk. A tort or this gym-y by President Wilson to be7
milk was made'atibunqnet stone of}.
the lodges mull Angeies, warming;

Miss Mary Tobin, of Leimurd stmt.‘
Nomlk, who‘ was removed to tho ;
"Nu-walk fluvial lost‘ireek, l5 lmprov i
log in. general heath.

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3 F. 5.. LVQfl-Li-
‘ lob Printing ’

TAKE CARE or TREES.

 

Fruit growing has received a great

01' considerable income the

 

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found to be so‘satlsfactory taut cap- ‘
ulnlolm B. Looppa wilder-sat Long ,_ 1 _ ,
Batch, who had been animals can; ._ -'_,

of while meat to we orthijlaodinc
hotekond' restaurants on lilo“ m_

formula av year had» nonlmof ;

mum for a permanent“ my“;
whale'a milk. In hfi- opinion the—milk
ofxme whale it} richer antimony}:
liable than that ogthe 0“,.ond he.
cm it: to woman Wham
sauna. " -. ‘

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mm ' mm as “dim... . nio-

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amalgam L'wfll- own: in anion: of
oow;whale§.znfifl3e£tablish a may); ‘

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All immm.
House. 3‘ Cm Aw.
lmprovanflt‘u.
Two—Family House
Bracken Avenue.
House, 9 GM.“ 1m
All improvements. ‘

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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