KG “’OllEN, for clorleil‘ ’
ainrimi Position requiring
in ligulr» experience un-
‘ t
lurking: on day and
ills.
' 1. mix rubber, from 3 to
l.
.l..<. in make beads and
:l day shift.
orwalk Tire 8: Rubber 00.
WA
pair. Address 7 Grove bl.
WANTED—General housew rker
mall family: no laundrv. g‘orty-flve,
dollars per month. P
St. Ad 993 y Ave. C
in FOR SALE—L t r l ‘0 -
idson with silggcggch Harley lav
south Nor~ party tondemonstration.
own handwriitquBox 75.
FOR SALE-T room house mm about
walk Sent nel.
"ING MACHINE OPER-
'S ON ALL PARTS OF
WANTED~Bri ht 'oun an to r- acre land. in ‘ s .' ' -*
T VIORK. FAC'IO Y Jagyii dug rccelfi'mzlhtglpgrlrghlonfi. iii; $2.700. l‘hone 21%;s&0?vovgifiglk Fri“
. . ons. ne.. 5 o m r1. e l
DITIONS PERFEC . Ma Norwalk. * ‘ '9‘ FOR SALE—10 room. 2 family house:
~' — _ With all improvements, wnh storn
“ANTED~Maid. five davs gt weennailached to house. Store can be user:
3:50 to ‘6. ilr. Lawrmlce. at; Souih nor any business. lnuuire Mrs K. Nich-
Mum at. boom Norwalk. . 015. {\o, 3 Day St.. South Norwalk.
“’ANTEDfi—Motor boat '18 or 20 fuel, FOR SALE—Thor motorcvcle in
l lust be in good condltlon and l'cas- condition. “ill scll very cheap.
unable price. Address 1’. (1.. South (wire at Sentinel office. or
l\orwalk‘ hcntlncl office. Motor (‘vcle. care of Sentinel.
\VANTED—Exberienced grocery "1011.. FOR SALE—0‘10 ‘0“ 0" 0"?" 0f loose
Mon wnh chair store cxlli-ricnce l)l‘l‘_ 11117:. (an be seen at 21 Ely Ave.
(erred. Alan): to Modern Gl‘UCPl‘V (‘11.. . ~.“ . .
50 ’zltOl' 82.. South NorwalkJIWi‘H bAl.h~l‘welve room~
D \VAGES PAID EXPER-
BD OPERATORS. IF
EXPERIENCED WE i
L TEACH YOU AND PAY
I \VHILE LEARNING.
UETT, PEABODY & 00.,
me. i
\
Fril-
lll(5..
Conn.
'. . t'lo Mrs. Stephen Halos. 279 Fax
‘VANTEl)A~TO lnw. Boston terrir-r. fl‘.‘ Road.
.‘aTED—Girls for card lacing}.
5 girls to learn weaylng, Ex- male. 5 months old or over. Must lu- .‘._-.--
‘ . oodlzl‘ced stock and “3. fl ht. 'l‘ellh 10R SALl-lwlteal estate. Six ro m
.4.JCLd teachers Prowded and ”mm, 14215.4. Norwalg. U" K 3 bungalow with ten i'ool cncloged
>- pay while learning, APP‘Y ___._ .*._.,,__-_-_ -m.-,...___.._~__ porch. open fireplace. all imorovv
\VAN'l‘ED tiirls for light work fold mvnts. Price $6.0M Ulwn for “NW“;
J. &. J. CASH. lNc.
Chestnut Street.
ins and tying lluudkvi'chit-is. Stvmiv tlpll Dolley,
work liniLEUOlIl )av. illlllll‘v. erse. Chosl Aorwnlk. .Lonn.
nut 9t . Tool 1 'orw'l '. . ",”"‘";“‘ ——-- ._ ————~
. * ‘ _ ‘ l‘Oil SALE» House
and grounds
.l. iiotcli’klgls
man—4mm; hi 1 .9 FOR. SA E—H . . ‘3
eye e‘ln good r figsfiim’ sale-135 ”guy Turned
Sail. Hoyt =
hone Barnum 681,.Farm. Mansfield Ave.. Darien. Conn!
.- .._ .-_.. 'Bridz raga; 2457 North Ave 133(1):?! Linen 41 4
v
W \NTED- W§n§T%)—ti aggloman‘ fiat-€51.23?angs'sEIGCUi-Ealigmil onslal er. tum see.
.4 n . (t8 1 . e c 5' c l n; .
Good penmang'liip requfl-ed.filnquire in :extra tires.v T911939 one 162 . oPl-ivxtoetf
- l
address ,
Harbor View Beach. South > portions are know nto have been kill‘
oier Holman
Which Hits
All reports agree as to the extreme
velocity of the‘wind which levelled
'everything in its path. in and near
Meridian, twenty~one pemns lost
their lives while sixteen employes at
in lumber camp in Ncshoha county
'were killed in the destruction of the
camp structures. Mississippi's death
mil alone will be more than one hun-
dred, late accounts indicate.
The deaths in Mississippi already‘
reported total 118. Ol these Aberdeen
and Meridialrllad twanty-one each;
eRose Hill, 6; Bay Springs, 7; Glen,
10; Igomar, 6; Starkvillo, 6; Neshoba ‘
{county, 16; Winston county, 5. and
’cthcl's scattered. Alabama reported
. . _ . . . house. 24145 dead of whom 20 were in Marion
lm Grove St. For parllcillalis alili’lll'fcounly and 15 in Killingworth Cove.
,The others were scattered. Only
three known dnad were reported in
Tennessee, one. in “'llllamsomcounty
and two in Maury county?
' LAUREL, Miss, April 21.——Fiftcen
ed and property valued at a. million
‘. dollars destroyc‘i‘. in the tornado which
1 . .‘PP ‘- ._._. 7 ‘ A . I ‘
.\\ ANTED—Two or three unfurlllsh oulrc 4 Arch bi" 1m- , - ,
i rooms. inwrovemonts. J. Mali 0? 10 HOVt St. 3 swept through Jan)”. ““1ij fifteen
! “OH. 52 Mmdow St. ' ';"“’-L A»—.»-.-._~~____n - , miles north of Laurel yestel ay.
WAN I ED Er ‘ ” """““""""‘“ “"v ”4..-; 1‘0“ SALEWOIH‘ lindfiou (mmml-rcml‘ The tWo main buildings and the
BUSINESS NOTICES illfv‘il-(lzsgr-ll'ihugi‘lhn 015"", (.rTS‘j’VI‘UIl’l-V. ("Ell boys’ dormitory oi the Jasper county
- ' . gay... 11.1.2593 or 2;;‘77f'fl‘h L“-\”‘-gm" f Agricultural High school, at Bay
‘ ' ‘ n _ Spring, worn demolished, Professor
« . Phone 47 -3 i375]. ’7‘ ”HP-7*u‘77'
n p _ , , , t mum-v lm it All l' ..
. and Boss. . Normans?“ m 1.1
.lt‘ . too.
13
xx
q jAsllhail Shillxll's. Allllrl‘luzm or French __
hood Pay.
QZRAL FUR DYEING 00.,
M
‘ lehmi. laid over old wood shin rl -.'. .r “u“ ’5 "’"."—‘“~ ”‘""”“7""“
gbllzllv. Ul‘ut't3l.. Full, and Tin Roof: lig- I (aghfi‘xll‘ll‘fi“023‘” 1 Laura bl-
. lmlrcd and painted. ' .aura .. ‘-
556 Water St. >
. l3.ja'lvl‘n‘ilg;.:‘:i i ; '15" ”I“ ' :‘gr
‘ EJSI Ai\'orwall‘<. H) 5 hm“ bf.
‘- LL K m llsmfilftdkil'ml iii—171:
i ‘ umcnial work. (‘or. ‘
l(.ovlll Aves.
‘ (‘ [lilllfiiii 72:. tors.
i
"adv 'lml top in
1653. ‘
FOR SALE ~Ornanlnntal and flower.
. ml: tl'w-s, llushl-s and shrubs. Ha"-
ln}: purchased tho t'iiill‘u
oi ll‘ll' anuvton
‘ oi mon.
l' iiil‘lli‘ltl and
Bclden Ave.
(31'! en ”oust-:4.
\\' P
‘ “'*“ A__..~...-_._-‘_~_._.... filler lhl‘ sumo 'lt nl' ‘l f ‘
_ lawn l‘UlllllLI. coll- » . . ‘ r‘. 'n ”r 1"“ than
_ - _ .— ‘ _. (Iremm' my “1m” mm“ in first“ lxllob mil mic". blu-clal price on
quantities. The above stock is st'coud
class slylw. 1. Clark. (lliico with N‘r- . . . -
' i‘j‘a‘k Suvvlv ('0, m Water Si. l'luii'w. f-‘éJlW‘ié'.-.ii‘.”"l..fili‘.‘§.'§?. ‘33: lfllfii‘o‘i‘a
WANTED >__"- .-- 1.__..-.._ --... - __.-. i},§tjl\'li"",}“ ['(lUlii‘V Farm. Highland Av."
. . .t' It 1 'th 0d : OHrll-‘lOlRE'S against-z i 1.“-.;1,";’6' ;
._ 1,. W21 C lman W1 go . mil lma’ :lll chair ills: _ 31'0R SHAVE-T3770 A A.-. -. _..__._.
_ “711-0. , ‘ll Ilanfold Ilauc. 'lt‘l. _;..: ,,,-.,,..l.,,,..,;,_.. ,,,{"“5§‘1’§'§f‘ mg “1",;
. .. -. . __._ . ;l‘”“"!,- louse, nil_ illlnrovemcllis. lot
',1AL FUR DYEING 00., WALL PAPER AND PAINT ;§)ll.\‘l_r;i. lilililli‘t' 2343 Flax lllll lit/Hi].
The Background of .2 Han H he
Just rr-m-lvcd 'py Q! I
“rill paw-r.
with
("ll tlln-uslllui ruli<
Lott-st (ll-signs :lllnl (‘anl'llIK
prosaul lil‘l'llf'l'fl. You know til-ll.
:“nll )lllrn-r 5|!l\'illll'('.<’ ill [il'll‘o‘ likc (li'n-l‘\-'
(thin: claw. Hut iwl‘r-ra lining sumo pint-n
I olsr- and pay high [Il'll‘l'l-i l wish you \vullltli
Belden Ave. 5
class 't‘llnilillilll. o now shoes.
lulu-s. Six passenger. l’honn
um; :lfll‘l‘ t; p. lll.
_Exi rat
1503 any
lam: SALEZZVG}-ll.lmilt_hn§f.=IT with
Sclltincl.
.plipt-l‘ how and Silt‘l' mum \..
_ ALEXANDER “‘lil'l‘l'i
Ill. Lowe Street. Tel.
N' ht Watchman.
S¥ORY & MATHEW- .‘_- “1---- ._ —~~~-~~»
. ‘ STANLEY L. TALLMADGE'
v-
ault SA'lZ'E—One Bk“ ballroom
_ and small Amcr'u‘nn walnut
giroard. ll'ggirc mornings.
1 Local and Long Distance L! hlgu‘...l.s':'i”: _~-....- _
j TRUCKING ilt‘fllt Sallie—1 Ford 3915 imlrin
Tel. 813 South Norwalk, Conn é . in good running order with cl
l._._..~——» ~ w... lalso?relish-”l4“: “mam ""'
‘ . _.. . c. "uninno ): " 2."
“YANTED WlLLIAM J. UNGVARY latter 1 p. ml. or Saturday :lnrilrgl‘ll’nda‘ig
Plumbing. Tlnnlnq And Heating, | WFOR' éALEfifil‘lt‘Ol’l-lfir- “ k P
‘ - ~~ ’ t I Y AT 19-21
Mon and lVomcn % 21 Benton 8t. Phone 2389 12:; lrnlon St.
, __ .- ,Ircnt at )3 Marshall St.
“‘0 BOYS and Girls :Piano Tuning, Repairing and Polishing: W'W‘V (‘0.
. Satisfaction Assured.
Chopin. 13 Elizabeth St.
Phone 2374. ' l
21:49. ‘
Shiv-
SON co. 1
The Hatch &
NOTICE.
REGISTER YOUR DOGS.
A penalty of $1.00, in additionvto the
a regular ice, is required by law to be
THE NORWALKS' ELECTRIC, 00. 4mm for every dot: not registered on or
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS before May lst. Dogs may ecistor.
Telephone 959
i r Opportunity and Good 1
Pay I
3.2..1 Fur and Dyeing
-. ,_._. ._1 ,..
, . , 1in Ult' First “'ard, on tho aftcrn r i
.... (OTDOI'atIOD. 1‘66 V2 80. Main St. 51 Osborn AVe IApril 22d. 23d and thh, from 25.333312.
_‘ .So. Norwalk East Nomalk . Ill 5 o'clock.
3 “Mann. _ j i my Wm”, Man 1 HERBERT R. SMITH.
.. “Wire for Us and We'll wire for Vomi- . TM“ C'erk-
3M; “(zlélzuATons mm! ”ms--.“ . -w -_ n;'4"’Pbiék‘l'NG‘”PENA’LTY '
1.. .v TO LET -- AT
mm H “ on _b t, “i WESLEYAN. 1
. : 1' 'mn : must e a i'ro LET—«Garage at 51 West avo- m, . . ..
H; ‘5 .f ‘ "I ‘ , 1 ' _l .. . l ‘ . I’I)IJET(‘)“ 5. April 213-11 (lufik-
, l ...;.w;:;o:'n(‘A‘;;fi.at§r?§83 nuo ...E. q ‘ ,_ .‘ lm: in the gymnasium pool is provided
,u mum, 17 Washington St. FOR Fl NTAt'l‘ORAGE SPACE..:is a penally ior members who lgnoru
Sopamto ”,0le resolutions adopted today by “’cslcy-
!ll‘0LlSPll0lil fulniturc. V _ _
an \ nlvcl-Slly fraternities and sock;L
?Somtnro proof building. Hubbcil Conli
i
. lies. in favor of the wearing of “old
;$018%r::tcwgrtln 02:30" Sagaiuck. 90““ i Mullins... Students will be cxpt‘ctcd to
_ . , 1.. .
=:.\‘ Nl-Jw HNlHiANU 1121m-
' (lMPANY. '
. I - .n . . . .
_.‘. Woman to (lo washiuai f”?! 511th clothlnz “hllc in Middle.-
3 llaa’. Alllllv :31 W'rhst Ave. , “fl" '“’ .loun, every week day and Sundays. at
— . ' [all univursiiy affairs and class room
- ‘}‘~.1lill.’ln to do znneral‘ lg'ltl't‘rln s but ‘h
" Eli St; .‘il (‘lllilltl‘\'h0nl9. \ll - Ag 1' l ‘ I g" “ en going out Of
. -_ “.11“; 1,3,, ',\,,,,g.,—_ (A. El BLACKSG'POYI‘TEO'PIRES 40‘"! they must put on their best rai-
“wn. 'l'wl, lull \vpmn, (‘mm 1! ' ment. The resolutions were adopted C
9‘ Wink,“ m. hm- of 16 t9!) AARON KOHN ggfig’nzéglgfa penalty clause for non.
Auto Supplies and Accessories
55 Railroad Ave.
.,.‘
'-i'lll)(rl and Salvll‘dllys. Juli
" i
.
BASED-ALL GAMES POSTPONED.
PHILAHFJIPHIA, April 21 (Ameri-
can).—-Pl:i1.:dl'phia—Washlngton game
postponed: lain.
(American).—
"."i£"1lll"l'llll'ltl. \vui 3'03; 01‘:
" roll-rod. in :l suit-ll;
, .1 “.11; H, {Hii‘l‘t‘lllfl‘ri “Pvt“: .
v‘ilt‘ Sillllli‘ol‘d 1633!, Mr? l—“"“_‘*"
. {drown (‘ollrl
FOR SALE
on Rock Ridge, c'.f West AVA. beau.
tiiui house.,practir:r.il;.' new, ‘20 rooms BROOKLYN, Alll'ii 21 (National).—
wdh all modern improvements. Ca",Brooldyn~Boston DOS”,~...(;; rain.
be bought for half what it would cost; College Base'wu.
, l ;. ‘ hmnlnwimmu bv now to build. Fer particular: NEW HAVEN, April 21.—~Rfiln cans.
- .‘tf‘lfli'l‘ss‘. PM 7.13. South. '
1 ASk John T Hayeq ed cancellation of the game 5.1.:‘duled
for today between Yale and Trinity
:‘Hl‘li. 'l‘“o in familV. No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk ,
College, and also delayed the latter
' . from making a start on its season’s
. Plintotld AVP...-Somh
. l. 111)}. Real Estate. Insurance, I
list. of tunes. ~
.‘. mm...- mil-it. llolefcllt—
BOSTON, .‘.D.'ll ‘21
New York-Boston I‘ll‘riiilnned; rain.
. _ .___
.‘l l'ii‘illlilll as “ash unm-
‘4 lit ml llollsmvol'k. l'_‘ bins»
. a llil‘...
I'l‘lll: illllltl‘il‘rlll‘fl
"fan or
iv
II
"lord air! or woman for
I
" rnomuss’Iki‘fiiii;w
MRS.” P. .1. NELSON
iiZ'TER-CHURCH WORLD MOVE. '
. MENT.
A union service of all Protestant
churches, of this city, which are co
.1, .- w] l)ll\';<_ Any)“; “'01“
lint-it‘ll?
‘ l .
' x (‘u.. ('ill‘m‘w
__ , Tailored Suits, Skirts and Dresses. Operating in the IntenChuroh World
”POEMS -- -.__-. ..__._ Tel 1392 p . 71 Osborn Ave. Movement. will be held this evening.
. ‘ in the Norwalk Methodist‘Episcopal
\ 7; 7‘1va“ ’ MRS’ LOUISE QANFIELD, church. Rev. G._Herbert Elkins, exr
-. T .-.“sa'..§-’$. 11:; 'f‘iltli;-5.irtalu.9! 1 Mott avenue. Norwalk Conn. ecutiVe secretary of the Church ch- ‘
..-___ eration. of Bridgeport, will present
the “Movement.” its meaning. timeli-
ness and message. > Lantern slides will
be used to showiacts gathered during
the World survey. ‘ "
PRIVATE; LESSONS IN DANCING.
1* - ‘rdephone 183$
David W. Raymond ll
Relieve Your
24:01“ TROUBLES
FOR PRESIDENT OF CUBA.
With An T ‘ HAVANA April 21 firSenator Mass
3 > ' ’ UNDERTAKER y Artola was nominated as candidate.
. tRCH ' Telt—‘Office, 16093;.House, 693. for-president of Cuba, by the National
gssembly of the Republican party, to
ay.
The Senator was elect‘ed to hisscab
’ T
EFFORT —
o
27‘ WASHINGTON s‘r.
‘NEw also MEN’S snltome.
Lizpert Foot- Examination #4: in the upper House of the Cuban‘i‘on—J
Free _- _.;_.___,_”__ ‘4 _. . gress as a Conservative, and is a road-
dent of the profince ot'Havana. He
James ”A Varian h“ - isposcd.nf has opposed‘nlany of the most import-
his house and lo’ton France strict
_ . to Gear F £113.“: 'Mr.;7. Yardage:
. MAX LEVY’S ‘ ‘
‘._7- South Main Street,
South 919ml]:
ent administration.“
in- Spring Nt-ws were wrecked and a doz-
SO- NOI‘WJI'K‘ C°""- ' lel‘t‘ sill:l3:3~6717‘"6§-2FEBE"EEIEE ' i-lg citizens were swept away.
Al condition. l’llnllO’
(.1 Hill Skull-11313;SimilllElJT”first.-
lrmk mm- w.- silwk um -ml a“... u..." an rooms ’1" improve - ..
.,,- - , * ' ‘ -- ' ‘. lll"nll-_ l?
WANTED 1-2’ i" 5" 0'“ ""nt l'n'llmnh-s cimnrrullyglocaho \\'llh large amen. nuur 1,1181.
'KlVi‘li (m [mm-r and pzlllllillq. Point and. “W “Hi Station, All! has ;, A.. care?
i
suit; bama counties north of this hlace.
18 GI‘OYP Si;
l: curl
i‘CU lL‘
Storage and garage- to'ot‘ rim-Walk. to saw llis'ril'h
l
' halo other in Norwaik. on tho27lh duv
lot April. 192". at so (lulu-K lull'ln'un;
:cd in th Toun (Your: mom.\ Vail St.»
' i
i(‘m}l't. April 20.
: of Norwalk. in
=Norwalk. in said district. decoasod.
.trict oi Norxvalk hath imitcd and at.
tiowed six months
,counts. propel-v attested. within 995'!
e wll
ant measum advocated byrthe pres;
(ilfi for Bryant, one of the principals, and Miss
A‘ ‘1 “l”- Moorc, music
It “led.
the Buy
teacher, were
The building and plant of
len moro structures occupied byrlcadfi
A spccial train was sent to Buy
,rSpl'ina carrying physicians and pure
bcr oi the homeless havs- since becn.
nursu-ry stock, brought to this city.
i BLRMINGHAM, Ala. April ‘21—;Thvrf
toll of yesterdays .tcrrinc storm.“
which swept portions of Mississippi.-
iAlnbllma and Tennessee, was placed
'loday at 166 pcl'sons klllwl. scores in-f
'jurod and property damage of approx-:
lmaicly $1000.00“. i
‘ Communication with the stricken
areasv'as being gradually restored to-
day. but latest reports did not add to;
the. death roll. 5
Appeals for aid were receivm from
many small towns and sotllcmonts a
lied (‘ross relief mrtics were bein
organized at many points to carry f - -
and tents into the siormswept dis-
tricts.
The greatest havoc wrought by the
storm apparently was in the three Ala—
l
l
l
w
llifill Nancie,
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norm-elk. gr... “abate
(Hurt. April :69. A. 1).. 11‘2". I .
Estate of Thomas F. Rm. ‘hfnl'l. ullk‘
lli‘(" “51"tl.
Ordered. That 'hc _iillllllll3li'llll'}V
exhibit hl‘l‘ adulinimutl-ln acrmmt in
this court i'm' adiustulvn'. m ”10 Pro
and that oil xwrsonsinlcrnsu'l in Full]
astute max- he noihui therml ill;
:ulvlllnistralrix will cause this univ; lu
ho lllllnlislln-d in :1 nouslivnu-r minus.
a circulation in slid district. ill trust
11w days lwiort- said ‘_'l'.h (luv oi"
.lol :l._ 1:920 l
District, 'Norvelk! but rho-spent the Thug-“.7;
vcapnonbtg m “v; ‘ Lou: mama, «at in am city Mon- m um math us-
' day nflénidon. Mr; Dowd was a vats over Wm flew York and Nebras-
,, ~- feat of mum war. having lost,“ in. Tic: are causing. cloudy and
‘91“ will be brought to this City t’i- trim east of the Rocky Mountains.
non-ow by Funeral Director David W. Several places reported emu-e low
‘ ~- * Manner Prayer will be held tun-mi s. The greatest~ lik- 1'0] It
, ‘ . I'll States 1:80 o'clock’in St. Mary’s church. en! ml was 3. inches at Nashville, 499. 87 PM ~
(Continued from First p333), burial will follow in St. Mary‘s celne- Tenn. The ratcre continues
i _ tery.
E'—O erland roladst 1‘. model Alabama. before "30““; into Tennes- and Edward She-chap, his nephews,
Be and Mrs. Fred Coleman, 3. niece.
(-s, but most of the injured and a num-‘
v:
r-‘W lite mflmmmtowest winds.
may» prices. Hamil
’ a! junk. second-had
furniture, old clothes. ‘
urn
am vhfle in active MtUG- 81' ”- slmreryTwuthsr in nearly” all dis-
Local survivors include Michael low in the northe
KODAK FILMS'
Our supply in all sizes is on.
plete. Get your picture ammunition
here.
Twenty-four hour service on
rioting and developing.
The Hamilton Shop
‘RUSH AT BOSTON
, BOSTON, April 21.
[proximating Christmas w
fronted the Boston post om
An avalanche of express and
.matter, diverted because of 0
goes necessitated by the strike of
road workers, has come into the pas
office here. causing an increase of bus-
iness a'p1'-rrl"“.lately 500’ per cent.
,above It. Many extra men and
vehicles haw been engaged to care
Funeral of Charles J. Seeley.
The funeral of Charles J. Seelcy, of
Perry avenue, who died after a short
illness at the Norwalk Hospital, will
be held from the late home, tomorrow
afternoml at 2 o‘clock, Rev. J. Benton
\Verner officiating. Interment will be
in Joe's Hill cemetery, Wilton.
Funeral of Mics Wolmer.
for the accumulated malls. m
Funelal services ior Elsie Welmel‘. f...“ .. wan 8
23 Lincoln avenue. will be held at HELD ON RECKLESS DRlVlNG N0. 49
2:30 o'clock this afternoon fromfithe
i CHARGE.
late home and at 3 o’clock from St.
MERIDEN, April 21,—Bornard
lFightlin, a furniture dealer, today was
Peter's church, Cedar street. -.he-ld in ball at $300 {or trial in a Week
W ion a charge of reckless driving of his Mr. Efi'ron is mm M
Miss SANFORD mes SUDDENLY. mo:- truck. on West Mai nstreet. last - finds out
WASHINGTON. April 21.—Marla L. nwht. when he ran down Clarence prices foralll “1
Sanford. of Minneapolis, Professor Schnick, 81! years‘ 01d “011 0' MT- and W. 8.180 buy second-hind
Emeritus of the University of Min-.MTS- Albert Schnick. The bOY is at furniture
41mm. who was here attpnding the the Meriden Hospital, Wltlha frilacturio ‘ . . .
convention of the Dau liters of the“f the “m“ and Coroner 1x as d“ , “I 4“
American Revolution, dgied suddenly! rected the police (0 88¢th WitnPSSPS 3 ROWAN 81“ ..
early today, at the home of Senator i [01' a hearing here this afternoon.
Nelson. of Minnesota, where she was -
a guest.
' , S. D. G. CANDY CO.
M'cal Work
Mtss Sanford {as one of the lead- .
ing woman educators of the country. . , Wholesale CMf 10m
Shn was born at. Old Saybrook. Calm. and Barnum: and Ice Cream lien
53 OSBORN AVENUE.
‘ " EAST NORWALK. com
’ Phone 179—43
t-ighlyxthree years ago. and was Pro
fossor of History at Swarthmmc Col‘
logo from 1871 to 1880. ‘
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F. J. FLAHERTY
Phone 399-12
4 0112:“! St. E. Nor-walk.
Clit Living Costs with a back-yard
2.2!
Harden.
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FRED HAIN
16 Meadow St, South Nor-walk
Light and Heavy
TRUCKING .
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL i
5 RAILROAD AVENUE.
1: 905
Come in and hear our new May Tel” one SOUTH NORWALK.
Records just out. ' -
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MOTHER T0 - E IVES
"3 W333. (Sung by A1 J01- “’hllellgiysare spring house-
clcaning have us wire your name
for electric lights. A couple of
days is allthe tine required. We
can finish the job and furnish
lighting fixtures from Stock. Best
FOR SALE
HOUSE—6 Rooms, Largo Hall.
Two-Car Garage. Fine am
tial Street in East Hm
PRICE, $6,000. .,
Inquire o!
J. M. Layton & Co. Inc.
AGENTS.
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Dr. S. M. Dietz:
beautiful Hawaiian Love.
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ORDER OF NOTICE. , l
District 0 hex-walk as. lrobalv;
A. 1).. 192”. ,
imitate ot' Dominick Canevurl. late.
aid disirlc deceased.
Whereas. wristten anpl cation has
been lfladt‘ to this Court by tm» ex»
ecutrix ot‘ the will of said dcceasq‘l.,
Praying for reasons therein set term;
or an order authonzin her to sell‘
Ck‘rl-llil real estate of sai estatc.
Ordered. That said application be
heard andfletermlncd at the Probate
oilice. in Aorwalk. on the 28th dar: 01
April. 192'). at 1:) ociock torcauoll:
and that pol-lie notice t‘hrrcot he luv-
1‘" to all orsons interested therein.
hr publish it this order ,m a news-
paper havi a circulation in Stud;
“ISil‘lCl at least five days before stud
day of hearing, , _ .
HENRY \l. . GREGORY.
Judac.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District . of Nonvalk. 83., I‘rohntc;
oun. April 12. A. 1).. 13.20. ‘ a
Estate of Graci: \V. Cornell. law of
The Court of l’robal for ”11‘ ill:
from the date herd.
of for the creditors of said estate in
exhibit thmr claims lor settlelncnz.
Those who no leci in .39scni L‘wir ii
tlm . ‘ be di‘barrvd
persons lililt’liii‘d in said esmte a»
reoucsted to make immediate pay
ment to
- FANNl‘E M. summer.
. Adnllmstralrix. \
a, recovery. A l.
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Under and pursuant to the order of
the Court of Probate tor the District
of Norwalk, authorizing him thereuntp,
the subscriber herctby offers for sale.
all such right. title and interest as
Mary E. Millard, late of Delhi in the
State of New York. deceased, had at
the time of her death, or as said sub-
scriber, as trustee in Connecticut of
a certain trust created in and by the
will of said deceased, has or ought to
have in and lo the following descride
real estate, to wig: - ~
All that certai piece or parcel of
land “with the buildings thereon standv
ing, situated in the Second Taxing Dis
trlct of the City of No‘rwalk in said
town and District of Norwalk; bound?
ed Northefly one hundred thirteen
feet more or less, 'by land ormcrly of
John P. Zeluii. now of Augusta
Craw; Easterly Forty-seven feet, more
or less’vby lamb now or formerly of
Lewis Buckman and by land now or
formerly " of Charles E. Woodward;
Southerly oneaimndred fourteen feet,
more airless by other land ob the es-‘
tate of the said diary E. finial-d. dev.
ceased; and Marty forty-five feet,
more or less by highway known as
and all modern
; Just completed.
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Gleam street-11‘s: radiance: now - ~
6144..— . Shore, of materials. workmanship. etc.
sew-41 . Zed Buys a White Electric Co. , DENI'ST
Grumma- selects... ,, .. ~
2877-—I’m Sorry I Ain’t Got ‘ ' ‘ ‘
It, You could Have It If I - ,___7_ ---.-_. _W 7, .,47 South Main Street
Had It Blues (Sung by Bert . .-
Wflh‘ml- - CARPET CLEANING l South Nun-walk
SOUTH NORWALK MUSIC. . We CLEAN and‘nlaSTonn the
SHOP ! COLORS in Carpets‘ and Rust.
Make them like new (fairing. 2!...
no Washington Street, ééifggseii§§§L%‘hl?.rs§?vice2m}infil; nausvs your com
rwnlk, H d a. , c .crts. rcna
r - 80th N0 mag: sp%2§ll?tr;atcflij By m
Baxter’s Could: Syrup
F. H. BAXTER. m
2 _ _ f i 4h-
Connecticut Carpet Clean
in: Co.
Geo. S. Wyman, Manager
Telephone 14134.
FOR SALE-At Milford, Conn, an
all year around California bun-i1 3". 9“" 3".
galow, 5 rooms and bath. Cellar
conveniences.
. THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY C0.
l 42 Water 8t.
3 Phone 1215-5. 80. Norwdk, 0t.
Magneto Parts, Starter and
Generator Brushes
Oils and Greases
Stewart Speedometer Parts
Socony Gasoline and Kerosene
. . Auto Supplies, Tires and Tube
Sflgoimgfimks G. H. Hedenberz. Pron.
EVERY. WOMAN’S , - -
FASHION SHOP
SEEDS '1
A New Line Of
ACCORDEON PLEAT- ,
ED DRESSES l
in
Satin and Some
A Full Line Of
Dr. J.H. Mallery
10 So. Main St. South Norwalk.
Hours—.9 A. M. to 5 P. M.; Tie 81’. M
Sunday: by Appointment Only.
RESTAURANT
Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 40:
Special Supper including Soup 55:
Sunday Full Course Dinner 85:
.- 13 North Main Street 7 f
11:30 to 1 a. m. ’
Phone 2253
can be obtained in bulk or in
packages.
For Your House Garden
This Sprint ‘
We just received our stock to
mum your demand: of flower-
ing and vegetable seeds. The
Spirit of house gardening has
been reformed during the war
and is extending on amount of
the high cost 0! living. Where‘
you want, result: let us be fav-
ored with your trial order.
4 Gardeners and Farmers
' We can an ~~your seeds of
but “£13,ng page
to hi W by everybody 1:1
PM! mw.m Sets,
Potato W varieties Flow.
er and “W ‘3 seeds.
SeNmrwfiF'lmst
Just mm' 'tonourlabclonthnt.
bottled soda—it insures you pen—
;uine purity, real Mai
and a soda. Bottled under per-Ital
sanitary conditions.
We battle every popuhr have:
and every flavor '
is that flavor at its .
If your dealer can’t
we will w you one Ugh-Mr
hum-4....
0n Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Optical Gooh' will last ‘
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Only Ten Days More
BRAND’S
Jamar AND em.
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