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QUOWG’S up by n, (-7: hou’sel.umm~s.
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REAL ESTATE ffiANSFERS.
William 5. Hugh aid was to Marie
6. ‘Obeflanfler. lot and buildings, Har-
bor View Park. War.
Samuel J. Stewart to \Villinm
D‘ATO To FORM SPANISH
CABINET.
MADRID, May 3_.——Ednardo Data.
former Premier and leader of the Lib
oral wing of the Conservative party,
Kwsch. lot and buildings. Main Sngwas today asked by King Alfonso t0
l’
. item a Cabinet.
Samuel J. Stewart to Joseph Abra-l
ham. lot and buildings, Center avenue,
War.
Arnold Schl'oeasnr to Louis H. and
‘NORWALK GETS
CHAMPIoNSHIP our
The Norwnlk soccer football toam.‘
Halon A Cummings. lot. and buildings,'compfismg employees of the Connec-
Cbarlos St. War.
Esther Tobin to Rae Lameroff. lot
and buildings. Woodward Ave. War. 5 Amateur Soccer State League for the
. Frederick H. Man to Swanten
Burke, lot and buildings, First
War. .
Thomas W. Powell at al to Joseph
W. Grumbly. lot and buildings, Pros-
pect Hill. War. .
Margaret M. Wilcox et :11 la Joseph
F, Orris and wife, lo: and buildings,
Taylor Ave, War. ’
Louis Novak to Catherine Lengye,
lot and buildings, Reynolds St. \Var.
William Jones to Frederic J Ham.
2 acres, War.
2 building lots. War.
Joseph Dianna to Paul Grok. 1m and
iriildifigr—z, York St.
Ave “23:.
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Vl’illiam P. O'Hoiliy to Harry
‘ W'ar
Katherine A. Tr bar-g: to Pelwi‘
Waldmn, lo: and bxiidings, (from Si.
War
. Abraham J Mili'zr a:
- Hamming. lot, and bu.
‘War
Iii-or; P Prim to Andrmv
0', ol. lot. Hill Aw ‘v‘s'lll‘.
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Slings.
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Mum SI.
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Q. [How Bongo Hunters
Find Residences
DES 'MOiNT'lél, 13.. May 4.——HousrL
hunters of ingenuity have devised SL -:
lord! inimosting and successful meth-
ods of discovering laouées and apart-
ments for rent bore.
. One recently successful advertise-
ment appeared under a large heading
of one word: “Help." I: stated that.
”a sweet, yearold baby needs a home." |
and added. “of course
must go with her." Another house-
hunter. who saw this advertisement.
told the baby’s lather about a cottage
her parents
small for himself.
them first and remind the IllilCC'.
Most of the schemes are directed
toward trotting to the vacant place
r-i:-c-_ Moving van
drivers are SiOppf-d f
tovor whom tlwir load..- of furnilui'o
tame from. Even divorce notices and
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MELFORB K“: Rb, “flair-a Mn}- 4.5
.l’ l". Thomas, by purchasfi
\ .19. (in; reorggixio r.,-5orl._ at auction, (01";
. £250,000, lie-10mm tlzn possessor of 11‘
housand hound-:4 mare manors. a (11+;
2 lo, a mannioo l1
«Major H
.-cc-wr~ marl-.92. 13.;. (Son: tho port oi‘
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John H. Knarm to Cliifrod P. Hayosfl
and FliitlsvillvE
Michael J Riordan to Antonio Fer-1
. ram. lot and buildings, York St. Wain,
John aniant lo'Jobn H. Crosby 1m?
to lfilfldlfigd, South Union Arr. “21113
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homo. 10!. and buildings, Comer Arm:
Jfi
z'oqnonily to (llS'.
and tho right to.
packed
gallon of Socony
Gasoline—4more pep,
punch and —power-—’
ticut Lace Works of Norwalk, mold
,the silver cup of the Conneaticni
Season just completed. having been
St- funbeaten during the season. They had
ftwu draws, the remainder victories
.The cup was In the hands of the
was received by the Nor-walk team
ISM}
CHAMORRO PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATE. _
. MANAGUA, Nicaragua, May 8.—
Dlego Manuel Chamorro, former Nica-
'::,2utm Minister to the United States.
was todaynominated the presidential
candidate of the Conservative party.
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BEDOUINS RAID JERIOHO.
JERUSALEM, May 3.—Bedoum de-
tachments raided Jericho on Sunday,
driving off a large number of cattle.
British troops have been sent in pur-
suit.
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Use Du Pont Paints and Varnishes
That’s llio sure way in get the best
{taint there is. No runner what you
Paints, and gel. ballsfarrtion.
W'e-‘ll pmnficr your that you‘ll bosaiint
ficd lwrauec nil Punt l'uinl‘: art- ninuil‘
by one of Ilw “cumin-’5 CHEAT ira-
dusirinl ronuunir; that ha; born in
business for in or a country and Hill]-
ply can‘t afford to null-11‘ an inferior
product. _ll:s vary nalno i=- ar: 373-5“!-
ance of quality. And we‘ll 3399': 513.2
calmer we know pain-‘5; and xxr won't
we can air-1;) it.
purpiwr. and \u- have a s-znnplvh' line
ever )uzrsiurl painling ASE—lining.
; ' F 0}: Cycles 6‘ Hardware Co. '
. South Norwalk Conn.
going to paint. use Du Poul:
porsmnrcl a<~uranvm 24m. ho-
you anything but 111-: best if
ro‘s a Du Pont Paint for ("Pry
maul. Ask u~s "whirli? “ who?!-
f A}; SLR-*7, t, L‘)
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you said it-
“There’s more honest-
‘to-goodness mileage
in every
n in any gas I
1' used.”
filling time look,
the red, White and
blue Socony Sign.
“Every Gallon the Same”
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Bridgeport Swedish team last year. It
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DELUSIVE on. PROSPECTS.
Various Tricks Used by Promoters to
. Deceive- Public. , ‘
A typical prospectus first acquaint:
us with the oflioers and dirmtom.
all prominent business men and suc-
cessful in their line or work. Without
a doubt they are in most cases men of
good character and integrity, and it
is the intention to drive home tit be‘
lief that they have been'succossful in
building up organizations in their own
business. Usually they know nothing
about oil producing methods what.
ever.
Then we go on and note the de-
Scriptlon and the probable value of
the leases owned by the company.
and the area varia in size from an
acre to several hundred acres. Per-
haps part of it is claimed to be prov-
en territory: this is generally but a
very small part of the whole, obtained
at high prices. and is used to lend im- ‘>
poi-lance; it is always lhe main talk- ‘,
ing point. The rest of the acreage is
merely to show size. The leases may
be claimed to be adjoining land leas-
ed by big companies.
If there is a so—oalled proved acre.
age at the promoters disposal. it is
generally very small. They always
lndlcaie the number of wells Such a
nvnocrh‘ “ill hold—and in even; case‘
\0 Tar under obsm’vnlibu the number!
of Wallis to be drilled is always in ex- .
oess of the number that would be re .
quired in proper oil practice. In the
ordinary consolidated sand oil coun‘
try, one well would take care of at
least eight or ten acres. yet we find
m towmlot derelopmonis where prac-
tical oil men are seldom found spend.
ing their own money), a‘s many as. too
m twenty wells drilled on one acre.
Quite ofion it is pointed out that
{he holdings an1 only a mile or two
l
from production. Now this mar be
encouraging nmvs but :1 (153131100 or a
millD or two by no moans Dormits Mich
land to ho (lE‘SCl'lllpd as prnven tvi‘xi
l.0r}'.~ L. Q Tanning in lmslio's.
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NEAR HARBOR VIEW’
No. 12 Yost St.
Saunders Grocery
Coal Company
First~Class Goods at Fair Prices.
and
Bundle-'5 Bread i‘rosh every
morning. National Bisouit Co's
Fancy Crackers. Home-laid Eggs
from our own yard. \‘ozzvlnbles in
season from our own garden. C'nar-
coal, Kero‘seno. etc,
Goods Delivered Fre‘e.
MAURICE B. SAUNDERS,
Manager
77w Man Who
Knows»
Those who arr- nwllnw-rv-d
in the whys and \rhorforos
of colic». as well n< thaw who
only know that it “tzialos
good." are unanimous in tho
opinion that Van Dyk ‘s Duch-
osfi toffee cannot be (rzu-cllcd
all any prior!
Duchess Coffee .. 480 1b.
Qualiiy Supreme
Quail-Tea 3 lbs. $1.45, 50c 1b.
James Van Dyk Co.
128 Washington St.
LLOYD
, Baby Carriages
LOOM WOVEN
We have them here
Thee. are the wonderful
carriages that are woven on
Looms, far faster and far finer
than the fastest, finest fingers
ever wove. And for cheaper.
Remember, you can buy
, Lloyd Carriage of the closest
weave for the price_ of the
coarsest reed in the old'hand-
woven kind.
Come and see
1-
(1
these wonderful carriages
TODAY
' Sterling Furniture Co.
127-131 Washington St. Phone 105
Babv Cameags, Go-Carts
A big and varied assortment- of many models with a 1
wide mneg of prices. Every one an honest value.
SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY.
RAYMOND & SON
1 .95—FLOUR— 1 .95
Fine Table Butter . .. 65c lb.
American Cheese . 31c lb.
Fresh Eggs . . . . . 53c doz.
Compound Lard . . .. 25c lb.
Gold Cross Milk . . .-... . . 2 for 25¢
Standard Butter E’s? EggCo. _
12 North Main St, So. Norwalk
53 MainSt., Norwalk f
' ' ' "for. v or. u
.4.-uno-uwua u
III-L‘ounntooo
a u c
[GOLDEN’S
MAY CLEARANCE
' of
(COATS. DRESSES.
WAISTS. SKIRTS.
MUSLIN AND SILK
UNDERVVEAR_
W’onderful Opportunity
flouting tor 35y}?nd_§
Girls fig
The Children’s Store
37 Washington St.
South Norwalk
“The Onlv‘ Store of Its
Kind in the City.”
THE MAY VICTOR
RECORDS ARE
7 ON SALE
Hear Them At
The Hamflr ' ton Shop
wm‘sm 3t.
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, INCIYIJIIR
Use A Flashlight Abbu
the House
EEP a W’iNCHmrEn Flashlight in the
kitchen to flash into the pantry shelves, the
oven or the ice-box. Have it ready to light the
my go the cellar. or down the back-door steps.
Always have a WINCHESTER Flashlight in
the bedroom. Use it in the clothes closet»
keep it hackle , bai at night.
Come in an.“ ‘ . these Flashlights which We
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