v V
A.
L
I
i
l
......
' lithium of Norwelk. on.
April 1:: A30. 1m . , 7.
Estate of'Ahht'fE‘BW intent
W mwmmw
‘1 ~ The thrt?“fmf§.m’m
_ 'trlct a .Noi'hlk. mu Wind
WANTED
fmn‘reommun AT ‘nnm'ro—f.
Hotel, $4 Washington, st. '
1'03 BALE
WANTED-:TBY—.T1HREE iffiUL'rs.
man, wife and daughter. from 4 to 6 .
rooms, unfurnished in good neighbot-Vwo' “ the for circular. Bl Queken.
; hood. Best of references
: Garden winners.
All persons mdehted to add ‘m
‘are requested to indie innnedlaw’pay
for work, such as carting ashes, clean. ,_..
in: out sesnools cellars ‘ ' "
.. ' . . and yards or. FOR SALE—FINE i ROOM ALL E
Plowing Mons and etc. Write or improvements house near water and1 , e of Stephen 5‘ Hntch'lete 01
'horwalk in said District, deceased.
...-. {Mitch 37, A. D., 1920.
[call “'ka St- itrolley, East Norwalk, $6000. ”The Court of wa,t for the Bill
a e .
a'sWAlllTED—fiirle for card lacing“
o girls to learn weaving Ex.-
. perlenced teachers provided. and
good pay while learning. Apply
J. a. J. CASH, mo, '
Chestnut Street.
l N- __ __ ._ .
_ .WANTEQPMERATQRS ON SEW-l Good 11 Room 2 family, All mmrove.‘ trict of Norwalk ii iii. limited“
, merits, house near water and trollel‘ ' a. and ‘1.
ing‘ machines, trimmers, markers, fold-'15“st \‘orwalk—34500 ' ' lowed 51! months from the date héfe‘
era and boxers. Henderson and Ervin,, G ‘ '. _ , ’01 for the ‘creditors of said Estate to
Norwnlk, ood 10 room 2 family Cential Loca- 7 .
,tion, 80. Noiwalk, “500' exhibit their claims for settlemt.
"WANTED«ICHAil—IEERm1TY-‘ Good 6 ‘Room, All, Improvements,‘ Those who neglect to present their ac.
’HOtel. :house, 'So. Norwalk, $3000. Lawrence counts, properly attested, within said
“WANTED
TVPEWRITERS, ANY MAKE
State make and model.Highest cash
prices paid. full information first
letter. GILBERT, Post-omce Box
861. Bridgeport, Conn,
i
i _ 9 Agency ,tizne, will be debarred a recovery. "All
i ' ‘ ‘ , b .
WANTED—BY A SINGLE M . ' A! ,persons lnde fed to said Estate are
room near the center of So. N orwalk. .. _ | : ‘requested to make lnnnedlete payment
White. C. F. c-o" Sentinel. and 12:: 71:13:31 to
re of James McSally.
FOR SALE—Two
‘lcows, one Jersey
WANTED«—SOME Goon QUALITY I "W“
household furniture Bed room, living;
room or dining room‘ furniture also av FOR ALE—M E .' ' ' A;
good kitchen range. and an ‘Edlsonlo. Y 8k MOD R:\_ ELM}
Hctrola. Will'pay a’good price. ‘Ad.l “8‘ a“ 99 1“ Couit. A“ lm‘
CLARA J. 'HA'I‘CH.
JULIA A. HATCH
Executfix.
or Joseph R. Taylor-{infinity
WANTED-
. Boys to run tack pu' 'Ifingm.
° “3' .Bfind .Paper machined
and POI-mag machines. ._ ly
ready to go to work. 1.0 ' .
BURY.,MATHEWSON o’co.
—.— .fi-‘
tau L. Sentinel OfflCe. Iprovcments. Arthur “’aldron, Office~
_ ‘ > ,. _i29 Havilaml St, House—14 Cottage
BUSINESS NQTICES. fist. Elmer Hendrick. 166 East Ave.
' Phone 473.3
THE NORWALK noormc co. ‘ FOR SALE—THREE WORK HORS'
I ‘Art Craft Roofs " PS. inquire at Connors‘ Stable, Wash-
Asphalt Shingles American or French ington Sweet.
”Method laid Over Old Wood Shingles.5
‘ Slate Gravel «Felt and 'I‘l'n ‘Roofs lie-E “' “ ‘ '
paired and Painted .. lfi POI? :ALE—E“;E “6““?! ti VAERSEIAberry Hill Avenue. Norwalx. Conn.
L , ne e room he 3 ma e o e nes
5 8°' N°ma'k' C°""‘ ; Mahogany, inlaid Colonial four~post de. Household Furniture of every ties
Auction
will sell at Public Auction on‘We‘dneo
day, April 7th, 1920. at 10 o’clock A.
.‘M. Eastern Standard Time on the
premises of Mr. Arthur J. Trussell
corner of Boston Post Road and Straw-
56 Water
WANTED :
1 man to fake charge of heaters
from 11 to .
4 womnn on is
”“69 work.
2 men it) inspect trend, from 8
to 11 p. m. i
1 man for night sweeper. I
Men for tube room.
Norwalk Tire e Rubber 00. _
l. and 2nd shifts,
DINING CUTTER
Experienced lining cutter wanted,
at once. Good wages. ‘
Tristram Shoe 00.,
.slgn. This is the finest furniture erer cription ““1““an 5“ 0‘ OM'RW
put on the market. Will take other,30f8 and chairs, M33083“? Chili's.
furniture in exchange. Phone 1182-5. {Desta Tallies. Settees, Rosewood Mn-
" .slc Rack, Antique (‘herry hignboy, Ll-
, FOR SALE—2 mmm’ HOUSE AT brary titties. Oriental rugs. ornament-
517 Elizabeth St. Inquire of E. A. Sla-fal electric lamps, ch couches, brass
, lbell, .310 Main St.. Stamford, Conn. land enamel beds. mattresses. brass
,Ot'ficc 48 Water St. Tel. 919. —,fire set, Books, pictures. China Tea
1 A" Orders Promptly Filled- . FOR SALE—A LARGE DISPLAY; set. Oak refrigerator. glass fruit jars,
, -" _.____..~_ ‘—--—~ -—— lice box, good for lunch room on‘bu‘tcli-fJewel Gas range, oil heaters, oil cook
Plurxl:;l¢xinin::g:¢::tlng :er shop, glans vestibule. Apply T. .l.'stove, lewn hammock, tall‘Mahogany
21 Bouton St. Phone 2389 ' .Sullivan, Vittoria Hotel. imlrror, solid mahogany ektenslon dim
f ‘ —- ling roam table, 7 sdlld‘kahogany flint
I
STANLEY L. TALLMADGE
~ Local and Lon Distance
. TRUCK NG . .
[1-3.1‘813 South Norwalk, Conn}
”—rm ' .. ——-——‘—‘
John K. Finch '
E General Trucking
l L‘ocal &. Long DIStance.
FOR SALE—AUTO rnncxsmxa‘mg mm chum. ““un Comm
232:..2 .13. W Cm ......... .......... m...
Tel "96 ' ” “ ' ' rack, 1 mahogany gun rack, and other
' - ' antiques and modern Furniture ; also
Steinway Miniature Grnnd Piano and
bench (ebonlzed).
Farming tools, lawn mowers. grind
stone, dog kennel and crates, incuba-
‘Pla‘no Tuning, Repairing and Polishing
Sifisfaction Assured. 4
Chanin. 13 Elizabeth St.
Phone 2374.
-. -......_.—-
I
l
'7' - FOR SALE—YOUNG JERSEY CO‘V.
LnUN'ON PARCEL DEL'VERY‘f'EGIInquire 188 South Main street or 45
F'laherty, proprietor. Truck-2 ll 'md
ring. long distance hauling. LithERa road avenue, So. 2‘ t
.6 Union St.. So. Norwaik, C'onnfi
WANTED—A GIRL 0R MIDD‘LB‘
aged woman for general liouseWOrk,
two infamily. Good wages. Mrs. G.
S Kendall. 51’Elmwood Ave. Tel,
138-5. *
'WANTED——A MOTOR 4—«5 HORSE
power in good condition at reasonable
price, or exchange for a 3-‘liorse Dowel.
J. Novotnik. 31 Oxford “Ave. ‘
_.-.
~WANTED‘—-A ‘FEW LABOPdERS
for inside and outside work, at ,Iiou‘ns
bury and Bissell Co. plant. Winnipauk.
WANTED—-BIALE AND FBMAEE
help: steady .work. good working con:
ditlons, goodapay. Bi’Po Water Proo
Battery Corporation, East 'Norwhlk
WANTEDLRAIiJWAY omit. Clerks
3)“) month. Experience unnecessnry.
Young men, 17 upward, desiring clerk-
difps, writef'for'free' particullirs. “J.
Ward (former Citril‘ service ‘ Exam-
mcr- 889 mnnabiei‘nlag.‘Washington;
'n. C. . W »
'” c? ..... i
CAanTCLEAfiING
’ ' eel“ Ied" :wremeen ;; .
" ' ”es refillable; Service prompt.
$1221? process‘ by ex‘fierts. ”Orientsth.
mg; specially treated;
. , ’M'Co' .. .1-
300- 337““ W .
on?» Sit: * Tel»??? “3
find heavy trucking. Office telephone-
1681.}00 house com on. FOR SALE—1 WAGON. 2 HORSES;
and double set of harness. Apply to
- "‘ .‘ . l , ‘l rm' he no,
L00“ and long distance moving and}
"UP-king 23 Day Street. 80. Newark! FOR SALE~A 7 ROOM. NEW
Tel/1592. Branch office. 32 Main St. 51101th on 273 Flax Hill Road. Inquire
NorW‘nlk. Tel. 405. ,3 Vvarso. .
i
tors. broodel 5, etc. etc. ~
I‘Barrel Vinegar (Apple).
1 pure bred Jersey Cow, 1 pure bred
Jersey, 6 months old heifer calf.
Per order of Owner
Get off trolley at Beers corners, 1
1-4 miles East of Nona“; House 'is
short distance from this point.» .-.
4‘1 ,
—"‘rrn’onsatonnn "
-
~._.
,-—. _ . F sALE—192o OLDSMOBlLE
.THE‘N'ORWALKS' ELECTRIC CO. , eight, even passenger, like new, $1400
, :ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS {1919 Chevrolet coupe, $850. Phone
2
Telephone 959 376 01' 1197—3.
5‘ V2 3°? "‘3'" St- 51 Osborn AV°~k—FB-R SALE—6 ROOM HOUSE con-
‘80. NorWalk East Nomaihfvenient to station. trolley and’schools.
Ray Werme, Mgr. iexcellent location, bath, elBCtrlclty.
"-iw; f0 4U w .u . ,. y négas, furnace, tubs and range, good
re :- s and e Wire ’2 on icondition. Extra lot included. Price
#5700. Box 625. So. Norwalk.
, TO LET FOR SALE—STORE, FIXTURES.
“‘70 1212—2 SETS or ROOMS‘Mirrors, Ladies Sewing Machine. Fur.
v'v't’th'electric lights and gas, at 11% 'nNilE'evl'nlfimggnf. Mahler, 31 Wall 9".
Ely'Ave. 'lnquire of 'Mrs. BerthaNag} - ’ '
'8Y515‘ LOW St- FOR sALE-—‘ GS SIX ‘Mowrns
‘ ' ' . —-— loldkwelgh 125 to 150 Willi bosom die:
. " n . o ' nos.
TO‘ (her-hTOR‘E AT 1115 ELYizgayndggerer égilggflfioge 18. A
Ave. especrally for Barber shop, tailor; ,_ 7 , ,
Elmo," grocery store‘ or shoemaker! FOR SALE v - ". .13.: fiomq
store. "Inquire of M15 Bertha Naggy, house of 12 large l‘Ul ~~ -. 2 Bathrooms.
‘Hard'Wood floors. 8 ex“- ?tcat. 5 open
m .‘P. Jr'ttmsox
&. "Sula“ ”in amr‘] ‘.
31.1822“. ,_.., . . 31 Osborn Aim
HRS. LOUISE CANFIELD.
l'hlott avenue. Not-walk Conn.
with/ATE LESSONS m panama.
W r‘liiklz t .‘ !
15.120‘793“ _ grirepiaces. Gas uni. E1643 3'3??- 931‘;
“FOR "RENT—STORAGE “ SPA-CE, age for 4 or .1 cars, room on seco‘n ‘
. - ._ ‘ floor. Grounds 133 it, from. 100‘ ft. ,
household furniture. -Separate rooms. rear, 387 kneel). ‘28 est 10:11.“.
“—séinimre proof building. ‘Hubhell Cool Price 315.500,
is; gorge {hiya/Inc" Sagatlrck, Conn. \‘Vaghjngton St.
"TOISWBGI . 96- . l ‘ . _"
1- ~. La — mmw' ' ‘ ‘ '“ ! frog ngE.-LQT 4 x 1&5. CHEST“
”E. E Gorhlnn, 138
....t
I 5* .
..__..7—_—7; ' 'nut rueast ‘ side, below concord
”m . - [Phone 1738. , .
*KUTO‘SUPPLYM j 5 con g’SALE4HANmNG~- *mos
”formula 11mm heavy laying M15111.
“ “FRA‘PPY ‘* ‘
is the term moct'frequentiyepplted to
them who wear: maturation-
‘3 WM 3‘- . farm raised vigorous s. c. R. 1. deep 390:3;Wu’mom «newton.
' - ' » ‘ Reds. and s. c. w. L; No. 2. pens. ~ “HMEngmvfl mm 1
MW‘ ' “Lam 0' No. 12 per hundred Nelson Home- are being 8”“ now 70! con
. . = ..,, 1-? . 3‘ fill!“ >w°°¢flg “Toxinelteifiowayt . inventor; mm...“ 3116mm .7 ,t1
insho-
end-Micheline”
‘ 7 ‘ - ., all the innovation:
. . F'DR SALE—7 PASSENGER InATE “Mum _ ._ . .,
1920 Oldeliiobile, s cylinder-ring; likei Let “hue.“ (,th 0,, W
h9*"“ ‘Wéfl- wan“ W—‘Séfig'inx mtmmdimuutrmbe”,
Mihyfimafld. Gorham,33 urink- curatelrreflectedflnturm . 7
stone Place, Elohim-walk. Phone 783., a » * ., ,
l 123 ”Banish Storage airtime "to-j . Y
,rencz'ntis Marshall St; g'he Hutch & s,
Ban-“13¢ '
dpnr ‘
'.. .5 3.. t >
lowed six magnum macaw» -f
‘ iof for the creditors cf’efld‘mte‘fo j
FOR SALE—MAHOGANY émm, exhibit their claims for aetflemimt. ,
- Rhode Island Reds, Ma‘dlson Square “1°“ Wh" “5°“ ‘0 1"". .‘m 3““. ,
‘ accounts (properly uncondmw
Hatching eggs from ' . , v ,
selected layers $3.00 for 15; 318.com: “me' “m be “mm” a m “7' ,
. ' i'
had? < Pb given. Remi’ousn, Darien. Tel. 14:. ment to
; ance. due 1347. , '~ in ' 3‘ m .
-— —.,—_ _ FOR SALE—A 7 'ROUM‘, NEWV JU 3:1; I ii ;
WAano—mmms PARKER, 17fhouse'on 27$ Flax Hill Road. inquire - . . , , . ',
W°°d St. South Norwalk is looking‘s. Wargo. ' ’
[omnct of NoMlk, in. Praline Court.
4 , .
Robert “'ellstood & SOIL AthmemlmFFIc m
1,: i i Liv ‘ I 4 :
.lt.
lonelier Emiency'Emhled trail-
roads to fleet may:
Growing Demands.
'11": American railroads are more
than one-third of the railways of the
world. The traffic hauled on the rall-
wnys of the United States ls'now three
times as great as it was twenty years
ago. In four months now the railroads
carry as much freight ind as many
passengers as they did then in n your.
lathe three months niche of the her-
veet movement in 1919 theiran equal-
ed that of the whole year of 1&8.
In 1898 freight ton miles carried by
the nilronds of the country were more
than 100.000.000.000 1 year. In 1910
they were more than 250.000.000.000,
in 1913 more than 3009001130300 nod
in 1918 more then (00.000.000.000. Al-
though the railway mileage increased
only about 65 per cent since1890. lin—
pl‘ovetnents In tracks, terminals, equip-
meat1 etc.. have been no marked that
the‘volume of goods carried (measured
in the'number of freight tons carried
one mile) increased more than five
times from 1890 to }917.
her-omeliifl‘eleney.
Taking account ”of both freight and
passenger service. the'rnllronds loam
ihlu‘l'ed ‘mcoo :himc faint: (ti-elm
tons curried one mile. pine passenger-
ctu'rled one mile) for each rum, em-
ployee. By 1917, the last yenr‘of pri-
me operation of mummies prior to
the entry of the Shited‘St'etes‘into the
war. that 136,000 had’been lncre‘nsed
to-_296,000.
‘ The following table shows the in-
crease ln'efltiency of American rall-
imds since 1900, which enabled the
railroads to keep pace with the growth
of the country:
Ton miles increased. . . ..
‘Penee'nger miles in'cren'sed. .
meme increased . ..... .. ,‘
Cars and engine increased. . ,
Worker-slum “
' Output peryroi'lt'er increased 80%
"ilvenge trim loud increahed’im
iThese :flguresshow that'thc traffic
hinied lifting railroads of the country
he; inamm'mre in three time:
Its fast he the tra “more then
190%
there then twice as test as the number
or‘worhera. This has been modem-
' “table‘lly’tanlzliteo‘mrestn‘aénoor’new'
’cqirta' " iftolncreh‘ ‘jse'tne'ehiclencw , the
,Wuon-radnfiu hudth ’, y
“ennui-"the mined: hitched-fine
moon: or triage/“mated ind reduce
rthe'mount otlihor’reqmred to' handle
., “eliminate Rum. .,
‘ In (resolution Why-file m
’einflonot urn Insurance-Presidents
“Khan-20f the conntry‘e large incur.
Vance enemies expose their ettltude
,.. 22.9,.de identities as fol-
Wm ofthe railroad-and
’erWiynwormt‘es-mgmu
Meets fast as flte‘i‘eqnipment ind-
; 1' 1": '
Large GapitaiExpen‘dltflres‘lle-
quired,~8ays Hines—Wipes-
slble toe-Do All Now.
In‘ order toheep ‘pnce with the
WW‘ of business and 'pmdnction in
this country and in. Cortland for in-
creased transportnflon hcillties an
enormous amount of railroad work
must be done in the next few years
which will require the lave-uncut ct
billions of dollars of new money. This
in essential not only to maintain the
railways at their normal high standard
of service and efficiency. but also to
make up for ordinary expulsion and
improvement needs on existing line.-
which were interrupted by the war
end to a large extent deferred alto-
gather.
'Itnllroad managers recline that even
if the necessary new capital was avail-
able it would be practically a physical
impossibility for the railroads to no-
compllsh 'any large part of this de-
layed ' and accumtfited work during
the present year. Consequently the
most Vital needs of the railroads will
receive first considerautm in the plans
for file‘mfinédiate future so that the
politic demands in the months of heavi-
ut traWy be served as efficiently
HEW”;
Vast wt of work to In bane.
Walker D. Z'Hinee, Erector General
at neurones udder government con-
trol, emphulzed'th’le‘m tuning the
railroads ntter'fllelr return to private
operation lino letter to Senator Albert:
"8. Cnmmlns. chair-manor Senate inter.
3 state commerce Committee. nnd'Bep-
resentntive John J. Esch. chairman of
the House Commitment: Interstate and
Foreign Commie-ice. "Mr. Emile! pre-
‘len’ted thls‘ iihuse of the ram-and prob—
low to “them in urging the necessity
for pressing the milroad legislation
and to point out that’deiay would “se-
riously bandit-{the ,, no service by
”finally suspending momma end
the acquisitibn 101' Wt.”
“In order ”to keep abreast of the
growth ’of business in this country.”
, that ram-onus should continue tonnend
Rat-gems in thrombi: of new
figment. dictum-mime unifica-
tion‘ci" tcrmlnnls‘aird’ the mm
"of inditlonal and“ tM"mfmt of
7 existing shops. engine houses. tum-
'tlihles. etc, and In the carrying for-
ward of nonnnl programs for the rev!-
‘oion ofwgfrades, construction of addi-
-tinnal min line ’ tricks. longer Ind
more numerous" ongoing books; etc. .
'A‘Vflt film form new a.
'mina’W“m,“*hom, “which
“file Wore! mm;- has me»
. _. all mutilated, and
W W “I Flirt M's-am rur '1'”
*‘tr‘he'm' to WOW“! hr at." Iii!»-
Wm ‘iwwmim
to prepare am ' ' "me‘fle-
t finitely the am mum
them. . .
“in there-cormwortothebe
ginning at tenet-aij , control ‘3va
km tenet, y filmed flay“ new
, ‘ u:-
illmlm'nsx h a
‘wrote'rhlr. Hines. “it is indispensable; ,
1M‘Wnehlngton, m . .
. c%.§?“""‘.‘-,.- _ . , m”
"EFFRUN
'wm‘pey you In uncut-1w
Best prices for rags, W
metals if you send postal or 7_
phone. ,5.
5 RAILROAD ave-mun.
SOUTH NORWALK.
781’! '| _
Baxter’s Carl: 9". v'
Enema-tilt
N‘ in
Automobile Kim V
"cream 31:, «entrant. ,. ‘
No'eharge for any “ V
tory'work. .
$25.00 for any rm
wen
«tar
- fltfllflflll cu. . :
u-t'
Norwalk Chronicler