hf my do; hose
' o, m "r“h '1
Gone but 3
e.
.‘ann,
\E
”avian—ilk
“’
‘ rs. S. Conrad.
.______.__-_——-
)
. res from 3 to ’03 m
; 35.00 per Week.
- sweep on the
FOR '8
WA A tow borers with};
dry
ayton Ave. hree
amoue'w
.Bissefl do. talent; fihé‘é’ll‘fin’ mo nd Bros
W I ‘6! 35in: mus mhgzlogdlgfifiglson iALE-J‘l t a... Three 0 has:
{or ‘ on where in: in t for be. Bosftl “ f" o b
3 ”3. am! a... “mo... mm. use? 3'“ -
'g‘mnmpreselriitt céln‘hleg‘ilntsii 'dd
11 on. mass
N. IFOR SAL veriand roadster
hoes; he _v
’1‘.. care entinel. omce. iti n d
o ‘an an
WAgTdfio—SOME GOOD QUALITY [331515531an t'mzneam sPri son
mouse 0 furniture Bed room, living 1 . an Va 5 e - Ce 3‘ a j
com or dining‘roorn furniture also a filfififltmm Demonsuauon y an
:ood kitchen range. and an Edison
dctroin. Will pay a good price. Ad- FOR
has: 1.. Sentinel Guise. '
ve. House.‘Ro)v.
ice t . '31:}-
~ Flaps and Roll
Night sums.
licking Wot-i;
-or)'. All shifts.
it Pay.
, V BESPEAK
31' ROUNDINGS.
'OOM.
'. & Rubber Co.
‘1 7.500 Safety
4- a man knows
SALEwDod e tourin car. Good
for nick uv. 91 South Minn
SL. outh orwaflr.
Seaside Ave/
‘ about. Such is
deter T. Noonan.
weaker at the
held at the lie-
aftcrnoon at
3w ‘ ; 93mm?“
Th‘tmo '3
0 E.
KNU \VLEDGE‘
0141; AN
BVV
G FOR SALE—Cheap. an 18 room house.
214 East Ave" near depot. suitable
E' ‘b‘ for rooming and boarding house and
lNU., to divxde mto 3 \familr ouse. Must
Elt-gsell at once.
- fused. Tel. 52
i deck"
1)“ WHO
0
“No reasonable offer re-
h—u-i-u—i
KANSAS CITY, Mm, April 16.—-
The “Overalls' Club” movement, in-
tended as a protest against high
prices of clothing, is spreading rspidly
throughout the Southwest, according
to reports received here today.
Dispatches said clubs had been
formed in numerous places in Missou-
l'i, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas and Art-
ansas. 3‘ '
The movement in Missouri began at
Jefferson City, where State House of-
flcials' and employee are signing pledg-
cs to wear denim until clothing prices
a
i‘ c
. -
«3;. ,
"The death of Occur yer,’ for-
med: or Weapon. occurred in Rome,
N. Y., yesterdny, in his 48th year.
remains were brought, to this city for
burial. He loves a mother, .
Henry Pennant; a, «wife; two sisten,
‘; “flow new. Ides). 1‘...”
_ . RAYMOND &.§°N
comes. ,8"
W0!
3
m 11:30 name, 403
sl Suppor- lnoluding Soup 550
Sunday Full Course Dinner 85c
18m
so.»
11:fltsi sun.
I
~Ll|ht Wiring done to your hours.
We will give you the test a as.
“do .1 workmsnshlp on m
rink touch with an an.
Ishsd firm for this class of work.
Mrs. John Osa- snd Mrs. Herbert
Preston; and one brother, Frederic
ennoyci‘, all of Nor-nth: The liner-
sl will take place on saturday after-
noon. services being held from the
paflors of I). W. Raymond, on Wash-
mgwn street, at 3 o’clock. Rev. Mr.
Hamil will officiate. interment being
“envy fists and ON" “‘3‘,
m2”. ammo. gun-vs
134 Wuhlnaton 8M
-‘ 3‘ 7 0 D - . pm. as.
”“3“ n '. FOR SALE~1 Ford 1916 touring cantall- ’ , 30- N°Nflk
' . ! Lin flood) runniml; Ohl‘tdel‘ n‘dmh electing The hansas City, lean. Club. had
_:-.‘ s craze a cry. 1 s a o. . l' .me support pf the Chamber of Con}
- lno selfistartcr. Tellenhonc Darlen 215 _ . » , .
. O. latter 7 p. m. or Saturday and Sunda’v.’m910(fi Virtually the entire ‘0‘“ 01
‘ , Saline took ghe denim pledge.
FOR SALEAI “‘1“ 03k 0 '1- flat ‘00 Federal employee. both men and
Audi-05:: ,\-,:cugssl§'r “Sallllffio 92““?5‘Ehn‘igfi 5%”: women, at Wichita, Kan, joined by
.Telgnhonie Darilens 2g alter 'i p. m 110 employee art] the élx'estfickmeg-
. 0r 3 “T a" an “n Y- change, reporte an vera u .
pr — .
Iodide“ For; SALE—7 acre farm. Nam mm “uh 9,1 >m3°V9m°m 59"“de through
tree's. “111 soil wuh stool: and 10015 the “no ita High schools. _
".fi.’”“r““"."‘ —‘"—.——"——‘._" 0". “’"hQUL Flue ODDDOK‘lunlly. M.~ The inaugural “mitfit' 01 the Rev,
V. AlNTl‘llhl 4H) lrvm a five?! to Digit": Mlllush. north 'Ilu'lor Ave. Joseph Brogan mavorelect of Empo-
i'tmllz ”use )3' a [kiln l 9 pair V. - -—‘~-—--.-v ‘ ' '
lilkl have lllililt‘l‘n'lllllll‘ovvlllllnls. fur. 1“”! 5—“.qu Mahogany strain, lllmaulrla. Kan, and president-elect. of the
'nau- lu—ut. rile;{'xri‘c11\' unit} casing-mg. islunll Fill-vixl Madison Syllaru Garden'EmpOl'ia. Overalls Club, W1“ be over-
v.,;, m“;- it . . '_ A" . a!“ . 1 ,! “v‘lhllvl‘s. nit-lint: (3.34.24 ‘l'nm s:r.‘gen.d;, ,
(it, s'ullnn l‘llllne Slim. 51".‘3‘91'3- $11.00 for 13: $1M“! for 10”. A\Yrileldlus' he nnllcun'gcdi Elfirgporlina
~—~-—~—~——-—— r0" ("laculah B. Quackunbush, Dm~;.-n,ltlu]) remit“! SO‘JR “ me ’
. ers.
_“.'ANi'lAJElSV:AS-:znrol'thr cabin motor T01. 14
in announcing organization of an
boat. allow 25 ll, “'llti‘l‘ lino. Give. ‘ ‘ ‘ '
:tcu m hull. 5120 and make of engine. l‘OR SALE-Fine Bohr Bros. niauo~l0vvralls Club at han' 833 University.
'(fhnncellor Frank Strong said he
'usv m ‘l-(iulilfnt’llt and soot cash price»; arlor suite and other furnishin 5.
Avian , "filial. ' Sentinel office, ,, .l. 3‘. Coleman. betwoen Rowsyton A59 , .
,u'ould lead the membership among the
.young man, and that Mrs. Strong
land station.
i’FOR SALE—A fine, lar s — 3 .
1:1, _. right Behr piano. mu'rsei:L gginlmeoum 59‘ an example for the young
.. H.. cal-c Sentinel. iglarlotr andlhe'ldroenl: suites and otheréwomen by adorning the 001L389 api'onl
.. '__._.,‘_‘._-... ....__. __h“.___~.——..-, um: urc. . . ‘0 . ' 'm f ‘
V. AIleI) wily middle-aged couple: —~ ., eman Rose.) 'as ith$.?nl’l?\:§ garb, both for home
furnished room for light housekeep.;FOR SALE~Six roomcottaze. slate ‘m‘ S ”0' “C " , . ,
in: wnh privnto family. near center“ FOOL cement ““313 furnace 501! The movement .1" Oklahoma. ‘5 of
Address l.. l{.. Sentinel. ;ram:0. toilet. water. etc: Within '7 nlin.,slatO-\\’lllo proportions Oklahoma City
393$}; igniml sgglbber'mm East 1:13)}‘wa1k. re orts. ,—'
.—’ ' r c‘ “"’ ' 8‘ phone """ afteri Dallas and Amarillo, Tex., and Pine
VVA.\’—’l’l311) ~By business—couple. elder. a p m
ly lady who would like good home' ' ' ' lBlufi‘ and Hot Springs, Ark, reported
2 Smith formation of clubs.
1;: do light hnusvtvork and take care FOR SALE—1’. famllvimuse on
m 6 years' old chlld attending school.. . St.. South Norwalk. Lm 50x200. Pav- . NEW YO A ril 16 —A n w
Moderate salary to right party. Apply; improvements. iuouu'o John Unzvary, RK. P - 6
Home, can. Shmlmfl. 3Sound \lew Ave.. South Norwalk. ‘ traction—the overall promenade, di-
fiTi‘me i l t l‘OR S—ATF BrUllZ( lurkev eggs ’0( reel. from the South—~wus billed to
'.- l' -. .4» competent 1 ai . [lea f , ‘ ‘7’ -’ - . 3 “.5 n3 ' s z 3. dW '
‘ ufllltxlll‘tt'll(':'. Mrs. D. A.” S(tarl‘il‘.z.; glfgllcgetfing' lé- 159% 200d lnynl: strum “he "5 1”“ 'lrance on Broa ay ‘0’
} 110116 1112b. A .____ lPCkln duck GEES.
\l'i’lN’l‘fiilw’T‘wn or three furnishedE “nward Ave
“@3313“: ‘fifhgmliéfgms, housekcczllnsi FOR SALE—At ‘\'estnort. Conn. 5 agents and editors of theatrical pa-
l_;.m. , " ‘ " ..___....._~. ‘ room cottage (modern) slailled'm‘rs. announced ”‘9” conversion ‘0
I\‘~'.‘\l\'f ..» A nook. white. Annlv Mrs? fihlll‘f‘ed- ,hardwood .irimmcd. ommhhe cheaper clothes movement, last
I 13. S: Starl‘ll‘i’. 114 West Ave. Norwalk. E “.rzft?_,.acfig,a,’il:,‘flzt llllm$hm3vérlgse$llviz-(n!l night. and sent forth a sheaf of Dress
1 “”"l‘ llfi‘PhA _ .__.. ! irellcn; aim-abin-r. gibundg (4 acres, Lnoticcs detailing plans for populariza-
\\'.\.\'TH!)~ Whammy” fm- mmdvg Shrubs. plenty fruits; garden. largv'tion of the lowly overall in modish
‘ ’ 3:23;. 1. “will; 5213:1333.Infill?"pilgul'smfi 2.33.11:le m... _ _
3' lire-horse's!:lxl'nldfitluilnneln. gnillv Chm? A' The advance matter said today 5
“am-man. (‘omllo Beach. ‘Ytil"
1. l't l»-l'.‘l‘.('(*, .i. l . (-ul'l- Sentinel. port. Conn. 3 hlromemide “30““! arrest Broadway's!
Shoe 60., {Ell-1E5 -__ W
l
in Norwalk cemetery. e
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.—-Stocks
were irregular within narrow limits
at the opening of today’s trading,
iprobably as a. result of yesterdays
ilury in the money market. Several!
t the steels, equipments, oils and
specialties were lower, but these were
onset by further confident buying of
Vanadium and Replogle Steels and‘
Consolidated Textile, all at new mgh
records. Motors and their specialties,
also shipping and sugar shares made
ubstnntlal gains, practically all the
Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes
made new low records.
Wall Street, noon—It became evi-
dent. before noon that the course of
the market, like that of the preceding
session, would be governed largely by
money conditions. Call loans opened
at ten per cent., the highest, initial
rate in almost six weeks. The supplyl
was said to be small, pointing to high- -,
or rates later. With the first signs of,
renewed stringencystoclts began to’
react, standard shares as well as ape-l
cialties forfeiting the greater part of "
their 2 to 6 point gains. Speculative.
sentiment also was affected by furtherl
weakness of liberty Bonds, the 3 1-23
making a sheer decline of 1 per cent.
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.—Stocksl
rallied again during the dull midsessl-
on in spite of call money’s advance to
12 percent. Leaders of the recovery
included shippings, equipments and fa-
vorites or the morning. especially mi-
nor steels, oils. food issues and ex—,
press commutes shares. ;
VVALI. STREET, Close—Trading"
became actiVe in the last hour, steels
and equipments mounting to best prim
es of the day as call money dropped
to 8 percent. The closing-was firm. ,
Tight money exerted a restraining
.. D:
J 3' " OPER-
_.PABTS 0P-
. FACTORY
i ~PERFECT. ;
, u EXPER-‘r
,TORS. IF ‘
CED WE
' AND PAY
NING.
I DY & 00.,
Mr. Effron is paying Ed
prices for allklnds of junk
We also buy second”
furniture. «
330W“ 8T.
l\ '. .NTETJ—w-By voting man employment 3
l 1 mifrllzt or poultry fiil‘lll.
Somme! ofilce.
\‘t'ANTFID it‘omnelent woman
housework. Ono wish. a k_llow
of cookinz meierred. 'l (‘1. Til-o4. .
Come In and Make Your Own
Terms
SOUTH NORWALK nusxc
‘ 8H0!
110 Washington Street,
South Nomalk.
TIL. “1.
#5...—
SP. (5:. CéuangY 90.
Who esa e M 9
and Ice Cream Cones
53 08303.3 AVE!“
, m'r nonwsu. soul.
3 L . Phone «IR-18
FRED HAIN
16 W 8t., South Nor-walk
fight and Heavy
TRUCKING
to: m woon
- moon.
wnonsssnt m RETAIL
Telephone 905
. TEDMr‘urnished rooms for light
housekeeping or furnished hollSe 1n
"(-n: go irom May is! [0 July
'for card lacing:
weaving. Ex-
: provided and
prning. Apply
‘- SH, INC.,
Street.
FOR SALE
0 or uses. in m
till Street in w Hm
PRICE, $6,“.
Inquire of
J. M. Layton.& Co- Inc. _
AGENTS.
5 RAILROAD AVENUE.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TED
'3, ANY MAKE
.unrlclJiighvsi cash
information first
'1‘, Post-office Box 1
Conn
at-
mwn Leghorn and -
Lou Hawkins, 25; Members of the Choose Club, an or—
ganization of dramatic writers, press
R
‘ utsillr- r-mlwl' wank
yd wages:
SEEDS
can be obtained in bulk or in
packages.
; ‘0}: SALE $4,.“ ‘0 buys gnod two tam,
g_ llv house; “will imlgrm'emems. rich’
P? Smith Norwalk. Nu hills to clilnll.
Entrfinn have $20 rvm for half of Ihn
frOlilSe‘. Part. casthddre-ss P. 0. Box
,v, , Y... 1 44.2. South Norwalk. '
l . :— . ‘ _ __
i “hated S'Ollnz \vonlen; must he at FOR bulge—:A Large four lull im- hnx.
I least 13 xvms of age and have a gram-f £015 30' ‘ R‘mmvfléfi ' hone 2173.,
““‘ ..-.. startled eye at about the hour that the
matinee crowds begin to gather. The 1' nd interdic-
d _ f if th m__infiuence over the ear.) 8 ‘ _
sgaemrullazlsuum.3... W... or magnum, 3;. For Your House 0333'“
tional Vaudeville Artists’ Club. Aim“ 11’9““,mmed “mm“ a ' ’
3grand rally and overall parade When the ”Le 9‘59 '
, d This Sprint:
2;
promised at a later date. Sales. approximated 1,000,000 shares...
31‘Rl.l?l"l!0\’f’. OPERATORS
to
_~_... Boy students at the Jamaica high. l film jut fiflfigfnfioqcxcr-
flnur school education. Apply to the; FOR SALl-lw-fiin it12.s..fl.7!l7,£"13?:3555: Whom “(W94 “‘3‘“ ‘93 the" 5'33““ NEW YORKERS ARE l 5 “H '
WALKING UPSTAIRS:
i WHILE LEARNING
finale: Operator. 17 Washington St. I hmmuof T mums. improvements. Fur ard costume at a ‘rale yesterday. in: and Yam}. seeds. The
l
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l
I
Dr. s. M. Dieiz:
[DENTIST
l7 S 0th Main Street
South Nor-walk
in
:i.Nurul‘:11k. Conn.
uvl
l i $.23"; .32.“:- ‘10??? hour.“ of six rim-.1113. Tillr'rrhe}, will 590k to avoid profitcering ‘n‘ ”hit of h ' ’
isorrrmnnn NEW EKG-LAND T132113.- ‘ ”M m in"’"""""""“' h”; khaki by (to-operative buying. been reformed during the war
Continued From First Page.
17.000. ‘ ‘
. _ .8870!) new Bungaluw-IU l'uums s i d " 3 v _.
l Y Y , Lllll \ltl . -- ' .
:7 and BOYS. i ”"051? COMPAr‘Y- , .- fl and is extending on account of
I‘EfiAL NMIBE NEW YORK. April idwReviva‘ “(i
j
=7
fine‘Bedroom Sets made of the finest:
’ 11 Hulliurd Plum. Tel. 925. 3 RELIEVE YOU! can
.- EADYH 1“ A- D- 1920- ’lstrike of union elevator operators“
‘ Lawrence Argvncy '
l E BUSINESS NOTICES the high east of living. Where
first. ’Il‘iii$31222“A.i§l§£252.‘?;:é-_ ____, m or mm... 39333333 333;
I Gardeners and Farmers
‘ Estate of Alma E. Byxbec late of.’l‘hc unto nclnlms a membership 01; We 081 supply your mot 3’ I'm .
more than 17.000. Baxter’s Cough 8m .
00d Pay. t you want results let us be faV-
. ! FIORE’S GARAGE , fl - , on ”mug“. of reluctant.
. lput on the market. Will take other? lowed up
3 best quality' st s msrlrst price
The operators. who voted last night 3
F. a. nu, mu. m
- t
JOHN K. FINCH
General Truckmz
Local‘and Loni: instance
Office 48 W (”or St,
Tel. 919
FOR SALE—LARGE MODERN 2
house of 12 large rooms. 2 Bathrooms, ' Norwalk in said District. deceased.
Hard ‘Wood floors. Steam heat, 5 open:
' den Ave.
0
FOR SALE-WE HAVE 2 VERY;
cred mt’ 11 your trul’ order.
' Overhauling and Renairinz
‘FUR DYEING 00-, furniture in exchange. Phone 1182-5. ,Dvetnct of Norwalk, so. Probate Court.‘persons m 1“.“ \oth today by a
r . . boobtsinsdb eve bod in
.. -. fireplaces. Gas and Electricitv. Gap: The rt of Probate for the 0‘3 to strike for increased pay and short-' m y ‘7 y
WALL PAPER AND PAlNT '
“The Iackground of atHappy Home.
Just rcceivml ten thousand TONS of
wall paper. Lats-st «ll-Nuns and coloring
with pl'essm’l lmrdrls. You know that
wall paper advances In prior like every-
_tllir.g else. But before going some place
el>e and my high prices I wish you would ,
vlrml: «wt-l" my stock first and save frnlnl
“:5 ts. 50 [V'r cent. Estimates cheerfully"
‘zil'un (-n ympt-r and pnilllillz. Paint and
[nun-'3 nuw {and save VTIIITlI‘\'..
A Li‘TXANI ll‘ll’. \Vlll'l‘l'l
rail-Isis! County. Onion BO“.
TM“. All vsrnst' in flow.
or and Vegetable M.
So. Norwalk Florist
2 South Ham' 8t. Tel. 38!.
age for 4 or 5 cars. room on second irict 0‘ Norwalk, hath “3‘th “d Ill-fer hours. di dnot show up for work:
floor. Grounds 138 it. from, 190 ft ilowed six months from the date here. this morning. Rumblinlzsesftgheegzj
rear, 387 it. deep. Best ‘lmat‘mnzof tor the'creditOrs of said Estate to pending “71k? had reac . 5' ‘ t-
Price 815500. E. E Gorham, 126‘ h'bi l . t1. f ettle é t. of owners of onlce building. epar ‘
Washington St. ox 1 t “9" arms or s m n ment stores and apartment houses.
__;'l‘hose who neglect to present their
however, and an eifort was made to
FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 19.21 accounts, properly attested, within said maintain a. service. but it W35 not
23 Union 8“ 8mm“ and garage to time, will be débarred srecovery.
adequate to the demands. ”Women
2:19am: ”(1): Marshall St. .The Hatch & All persons indebted to said Estatc who run the lifts during in ewar days.
l l ey ___§are requested to make immediate pay.
' are being sought as strikebrenkers by .
' 1"“? 3mm“ building owners. who said they hoped ;
_ FOR SALE—ONE 8 ROOM HOUSE mEnt to
THE NORWALK ROOFING 00. all modern improvements lot 508
lsoon to have a service approaching'
‘ NT l norms!
Y8 W1}, ED l A" craft R°°fs ix ‘ 210. Price 54300. One slx‘
iAsphalt Shingles American or French l
l The 'great office buildings in the
' k d G d s I t downtown district. some of which
r an °° a ”Y ° ,5 the 1 l 0 Old i 1 'room cottage, all imorovements, $3,800.! house more than 10,000 peg-gong each
'se Who Qualify f ”Slat: (5.3....1YELR and“, T0101? gogggillnquire of E. E. Gorham or R. Joseiov- workday, were'" hard hit. Hundreds
‘ ' -.L - 3st! ‘
‘R TH M . co_; | .. 11111.8(} and Painted ~ .. l .
1 o , FG ~ 56 Water St. 50. Norwalk. Comm
iai Building, Norwalk. . l ' . i .
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Water St.
Phone 12155. 80. m3
lune Ports, m
M Brushes
Oils and Grosses
looony Gssohns and Icons-e
Auto ”plies, Tires“ and Tit-I
G. H. Hedoniberz. Prop.
, Mathewson & Co.
Lssers. Apply at once.
- M "l .10
Phone 4733 " i
l
”w... .... W... “mi.
JLLmAg-mfiziftBr-ifix. Just Received
A Full Lme' '0:
VOILE AND OBGANDIE
' WAISTS
All Colors and Sizes and
Assorted Styles.
Snecisl $2.98.
EVERY WOMAN ’S
FASHION SHOP
District of Namath, so. Probate Court.
March 31, A. D., 1920.
Estate of Stephen s, Hatch late of overcrowding the (our cars that. were-l
deceased operated by engineers. electricians
N0! "311‘ in said District, to th ‘m ’ and hastily gathered volunteers. ' ‘
The Court 0‘ Probate r e "‘ The. delay seemed interminnble to
ltrla of Norwalk. hath limited and al-‘petulem workers, many of Whom .‘_
lowed six months from the date here— randy had been held up by Yangon
Lr-‘v ’ , ‘ be all-
nae. L..- m arms-L3. 3
1M0“ Jivahh' raw-slum
. tation difficulties incident to
of hr the creditors of said Estate to
ma t H! , ,,
exhibit . their claims for settlement. 4 8 r on and finally they can
'PBlVATi Lessons .59 om“; Those who neglect to present their so.
‘ 7,.m,“ ,, ‘cotmts, properly attested, within said
mcnced the long, tedious climb=lo oi-
llcos on the tenth, twentieth or thir-
_ "wand—7, 3. '-- - 3 -. 3 ‘ he .. 'ebarr ecovery. All-
. . 1 r .0 . . .__..-.... __~__ _,._J .. _._.. ,tx ,wfllIPu edar
experlcnccd ioih‘ifi Plano Tunme. Wiring and Polishing:' FQR'SALE :9! £1“? NORWhpLK. . lpersont indebted to 33m Estate are
“9”) “00125.. I .
Hospitals. city buildings and hotels
'elSnrlrlen’ll 'Anmc‘i (Sins Satisfaction Assured l
.-' 0“ 1 - ”m 3“ 5 * . ' lDouble house, w 2h all improve}: -.s,1 mmediate vment
Chagln. 13 Elizabeth St. 2 s :zque’t‘d t° mke 1 - pa.
generally hare not been affected by
the strike.
Phone 23-”. “rig family have 11-]. condition,
, $300M
l-
The operators claim their strike‘:
{has the sanction 0! file American Fed~ ‘
:‘l'Hg NORWALKS' ELECTRIC co. ‘0“ 153“",§°“S‘3- 6 mom‘s" an 41:32-03-
ELECTRlCAL CONTRACTORS ’ ”0 men ' "0
LARA J. HATCH. Ieration or labor. They demand wage
C » ‘lpcresses ranging from $5 to $10 8’
§One family house, 8 rooms, all lm- I
Telephone 959 . provements. “560
68 1/2 So. Main St. 51 Osborn Ave
JULIITA A. HATCH week. and the eight hotn- day with;
i .-
3. And many others. For particulars '3 > 3 -
________~_ So. Norwalk East Not-loathI
Two or three [Inf'li’ui-hé” ‘
Executrix..time and a half for overtime.
. ¥ 1L
. . , . 3., mm M... Ask Joml T. Hayes .
:h lllllll'Ol'eiIlPll’S. Mrs. ital - ,
or Joseph R. Taylor, Maxi
__ , I, 7 7 l a. Best Gum—A Want Adv.
yvuoclwam Aw... South xix-“Wire fer u. and Vile?! wire fr Yuri No“. 7 Main St '1 Nam“
‘ ’ to urr , Res! Estate. Woes.
-'ro LET—~Furn'ished mm: hotTandl - ,
cold War in the r improve-' . . . > ., .
, com. All
manta. Phone “45. N Crescent Tet-l
stormed the elevator ent rances.
PROFESSIONAL ,
X38. r. 3.: armour-
‘i‘allored Suits. Skirts‘dnn’bl‘ssses
Tel 1892 71 Osborn Ave.
STANLEY L. TALLMADGE
’ Local and tom; Distancs'
TRUCKING
Tel. 813 *80uth Nor-walk, Conn.
3 """Wnumw JFUNGVARY”
Plumbing. Tinning And Heating.
leoumnSt. messes».-
‘1 young handy man final
'fl’llu“? lawn, no gardening]
work around the place.
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All the hundreds of little things
necessary to health and comfort
are to be found here. Everything
. any drugistore'hu. Most of our,
goods are .on display. but scores
of things fisherman“ any need
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fact thnxwha' mermvmvc
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goods is 31W . best but it is
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ment, that gives yon'htigfutwn.
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are now in vogue, and you will find:
here a spies“ assortment at reason-l
able prices. ;
Come in and make your selection‘g—g...._..
early. '
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