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LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
I outvthisdpuge, a. cent a word; minimum charge 25c per issue. Caps Doublcéll’rioe."
,
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WANTED
\‘l'/ll\'*l‘ldlll.~\l'ork carting ashes. clean.
in»; collars. cessxlools. plowmg gar-
dens. Thomas Parker. he. 1? “'00d
' ivXNTnown-vtnz & Bailey. light
trucking and furniture movtng SOUS:
fuclorlly lllmdlvd. Orders received to;
woninzs and Saturday llftel‘l‘lOOIlfi, all
Webb Bros. 128 South Mom bl" bouth
Norwalk. Phone connection.
‘tir‘ANl‘Eo-ulupn in stock and ship:
ning department's. Good opportuml‘x
for ambitious men. Ctuctt. l'vahod)‘ (L-
t‘o, Int“:
\‘JANTE!l--l~‘..\l\el‘ienced aummatm and,
hand screw machinn .(llN‘l'ulUl‘S.
machinist and press hands at ottov.
i'llo'tc. (‘Hll or write Holland MAL-limo
('o. 12:: \Vatv' St.
\\’;\:\"l’l?l) ilzt‘nt. .Bv i'efinrd Ants-rt.
(.u: («undo (no (hildrvn) trout 3, to
t3 room uporllltent. furnished or tumor
ltirthon (‘nn l’urnifl; _l‘i*fl:’l‘(‘r_lt‘t'*. At -
drum J rare Full n-l tithes.
‘v‘v’AT‘. r. ) owing and general ”loll—
hing 1 Filth $3.. tinsi t‘ulrwztlk.
tr-
{(51\-l§.:l'l§o 'llnmcntétll‘." ' llotel Clit-
lt‘tltl ‘
\‘t'AN'l’rTll A. few Wtwhtnfcs tor lw
don!» .‘U home; Mrs, Darling. b Sou-
tml S! , South .\o: yolk.
WA‘ ~134mlc (' l Servlt-v tests
J1 .
Hm. 1?! and lit. for lustmt-zors an
iorvmati oi mud v:ol‘l<_ Him 311;: so .
:irV' f‘w‘t nz-I' u.l\‘ for msgwclurk; $4.30 in
(1'. tin- furl-hum. Srn-i for circular and
.ttltllt'w:lt'ol;, m bedded ly't'ort- noon.
\lttV M 1-9:.r- (‘t‘ylé Sl-t'xul-n ('Hllntllw‘r
mun >tzttl- t ll|lll,l. ll .ztunl. t‘nnn.
\'.'."H-‘\-'l.l‘lll _»’\ tr'wjztlmrvrs for insidv
ml or'“' “out. at l.ottn>'llttl'v &
22‘:<i‘l‘ ((9
.mt. \\'llmip:\uk.
lmv about 17. 16
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tour: oi :tL’w. Apoll- .l. .1. Utah.
'h -“ll"' ‘cl. South .‘xt'rwullr
PROFESSIONAL.
MRS. P. J. NELSON
Tailored Suits. Skirts and Dresses.
'1‘nl 1892 . 71 Osborn Ave.
MRS lUUlSF‘. CANFIEI_.D,
1 Mott avenue. Norwalk Conn.
PRtVATE LESSONS tN DANCING.
Telephone 1838.
' Q E2710 SérrLéiAcco‘UHT. 7’
"u? m Norwolst. > l'l'Ulllllt‘
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SOL‘JENT NOTICE.
- l‘ \leuulli. K -'._ Plum!“-
--lt ~ ml Nm'
. lit: 1 ‘il. .
it ‘ . l’l‘uimtv lo. lll‘.‘ Uls-
~ :' "m. “Alt. hath limill-d and ill—
ln 41 wr montlw trout lllt- thv how.
., : ”rudi“ ‘.~ m hill'l “Haw H
3 . -' '3' ‘ {m 'k Ill lllPll‘.
’; - ‘ no
t quill
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\ 'IZ.l.i.'-.ll l‘.
l’lilll‘vl 41 runs:
('UMC.
-—NOTlCE.
: l I"? 1' Kitty (‘ozttol‘nz
'1!" ll~t concern known {is the-
ll'til..‘.-‘- Plano? ’l‘mnxpot‘lntion (Your
pun , 3m. 3}- \l’illiltnt Faulds and F.
\".'(v»‘»_ ~ Zlnw the \‘lntllcr Tl'llllélltll‘-
twat." normal}: tho monogr-
mr'n' o" it A, ('= -~tull'_:‘. tho allow-
urt‘nwl {nzrz- ‘: no furthl‘r inter
(' l l.‘. Hutu" llescrrt. l'uulrls
{Amt \‘CJ-l-l “Wilde for bills
<zlw'-n 'zW: l; zht- tub‘lo cotnpz‘uly.
. l 001‘“ EAR ,
2* 3.1233321. Boys and Little
Gents
Cozufortvand \Vear
l2 W'oodward Ave.
FEORE morocco GARAGE
Ove;i‘:-°.,izlit g and capturing
l I mierd Place. Tel. 925.
FIORE BROTHERS, Props.
wltml Foo SATUR-
DAY. MAY 8th
South Norwalk
Live Poultry Market
H- lRoostcrs ..... . . . . . . 25c lb.
_ lYounE Roosters . . . . 28c Ib.‘
iKillcd and Dressed While
Fowl.l........:.....45clb.
You W'ait
P. NOVECK
9 Bouton ‘CStreet
south Norwalk. CORD.
Tel. 1562.
- Norwulk. Also four family housv. «-
FOR SALE
BIGGEST BARGAIN In TOWN
——AGT QUICK.
The .iucrcasing rents in Norwalk
make ll, necessary to own your OVV'Il
home as (llllclily as possible. Do not
delay anotncr day. Now is your (11)-
llortuntly to buy on Perry Ave. Nor—
walk. walking distant, to trol ey, a
well hllllt house, bungalow style. near
lv 6 acres .0: valuable woodland.
House contmns living room. dtnln:
room. bedroom and kilClltfll, room
enough to attic for two more rooms.
('Cllt'l't‘lifi cellar. two never (alum
vlcllsylu. place Chicken home. other
out Mulmmzs. plenty of mm. Vegetaw
mud-an. Home let in one condition and
reudv {or immediate occupant-3;. For
price and_ternls see \m.‘ lxl'ufitzu
Room l\o. I. C(lltleUX‘H Building. .\ol-
v.'ttlk. ,
FOR SALE OR liliNTw-NPK‘.’ 6 and ’2
room bungalows: at Yankee Doodle.
{'oiil‘t. All lllllll'hlPlllt’lll‘f. Arthur \‘.'g\ltl_
full. Ill) llnvilzmd ,St. .ltnwl‘ Hendrick.
lvih luztst Ave.
FOR SAM} -‘9l6 (“herrolvt tollrlrtc.
1191?: Stlttlelmkor tourinlz. just balm.
Ml. A1 condition. \‘t-ry routfoltable by
ll'l‘x’zlt llul‘l)’. l’honv 714. Barton.
FOR . . LE—~l|;lmiv ‘oun 'nlow. 4 lane"
rooms, oxcvllem slim)“. lortze DUTCH.
all inmrm’omcms. oXceot heat. cement
t-r‘ll‘dl‘, Sillf'ndltl lot-ulilu‘. Two extra
low. Near harbor View. 8 mimilhc'
itnllvfi‘. lf mltl at onct- 413,406). (‘ilfv
necessary $2.4M. .l. .l. 1 core Scuti
ml or telephone; liltlll.
FUR S.\l,li--—l.arg.- tun room house
\vpll lmilt. good condition. All int-
l)l“(l\'f‘lllt-?lll.\‘. steam heat. splendid x ivw
oi bound: laundry. hum. lam-“lien:
Neighborhood. Slnfyml, . J l... (are
Sontinvl. or phone 130.3.
Hill SALll—A (it-Indy tlvv room lloitva
nil remlv to lllU‘l'v into; one now ul
lzlhtl. plenty ol‘ fruit: little cash down;
onu lllll" from tho center or Stwlh
troll; located at a bargain. Tel. ll:
FOR SALE— "lilo it'tln C0? lM-(lS. $3.3”:
muttrcsm-s. $22.0”: tullows. SUP.
Larcw smmlv on hand. Hamilton's
Stable. 1126 Slaw S!” lritlszr-oort. ('nml.
tun édfln
. 3 .ptwsl-nuvr Overland
.il'nlrtng ml". In}: ltitlilt‘lxlll good (on
dttlolt. fill-“t ()\'(‘l‘l21llll"tl. b” Lexinglott
Ave.
lv‘tlt-l SALE l-‘oi'mor rswidvtlr‘c m
3ll‘5. Junior .lttlza S. lltllt‘llklfis- on 4
Ari-ll St, is now delilliiwlv tor rilll‘.
l‘nrlilnl lnwrestr-tl will lil"‘;l<t‘ cm, or
(’llll llnnlltn ll. Hm'll. lN ll: Vt. St.
walk. l‘llnllfl ””3.
lt‘t'l“. SAM-I rvSlx room h-lusw -
“(Hill $1.. mil" llllzlzlzslzll '.
or \‘l'illlDlll two lulu: rtmtl VI!
.Sound. l~‘nt- hurzlvlrlztls lllttuit‘v No.
0: 1.: Bot: Ill 8!.
Hill SALE —t;:md o: Illlllrllf‘ll arm-Dry
st'rlr m Norullllt will I» sold :1; 2t
l‘F‘lHillltlllw ”I'll'i‘. (loud ottzx for
' ll‘m' t‘ul't‘nlvt' 3 ’
H." Smith .
:mp'v
. all; Ht'ylll .lll‘l.
I vluit on LlUltl' infill}
Joseph Max“: :4 K051“
‘lillh Norwalk.
l-‘t'll: SALE
_ l'niott
Nuru‘ull
(.
gym-u. y.
r'l‘u’vlt» r-mrn hat-ts. ml
. in lllt: twill»:- or South
suilzllllé for :: roulzlihc llljllSt‘.
U l’r'ik‘ lII'I. Niil’\'\1llld.
.E l-‘oi'll cmuuwrlw
. s5 condition. M
I ll.) 1 kn room for 7W“:
t. llilllxd‘ :md Hz: 3.1sz
H‘lil S.\l.l~¥~l"ord lOlll'lllL’,_('.’ll .\ .\'o.
lv(‘(lll(llilltill. .‘{t~x\' til‘l‘~~. huixg'llll‘x ‘ml'
lll\l or llTLY'dlL’ 'ttsv. l’honv llmJlL. illr
to: ‘7 o. :.t.
runs:
l-‘tll: SALE t'nl- :ourill;
:‘lltl louhs li‘tu- brand it» w.
ttntm-rl. lint; ottl‘; 13.1330 lllll".\'. l‘l'
(mttml, All illitlt'u‘.'t= arm»: Tel, 3;";3,
teat;
ritl‘.
SAltl‘Zw-A modern G room llu‘lH‘
\‘illl :tll lilodwtn inmrovotm-ztt'~', tiln‘
liltllllllll. lurch cordon. ntnr : filli‘Y
and st Nm‘vvztlii similar). Allow-35
A. .\.. cur-n Sl‘llllllt‘l.
ltlll S.\i.l‘7~ ” h "H‘- :t- 1‘1": .ii' land. _;'.H
1‘ ”Ellen High .‘l‘l~_l :l-w'uuzl "Iv“ (luv
lli‘: rd grunt. Hills of. . Wag".
l{:Hll? lltill‘ thl- .rul“: v: we; 1“?-
lil.et'l‘ from ' ' Illllc“. Tt‘l
l\<-t‘:.'.lE-.( 1.53"
1.5 llich $1.. ~l‘
\-
,HH, .H. .H .H..- -H...
Hill SALE "(me too and a half
{lo-Jun (lrnltnm truck. ruck bmlv
and vim-trio llirhtli rnd Skill'lt‘r. Eccrv»
ll‘lllu la ll .t (' :t-::~. A! :1 lulvmelu. .lo-
:tjzllt \I'n 11-. 1‘0 l‘otlnlore St" South
..o:‘v.';t.t<.
\
A\Ul
las'rt.
I
FOR SALE;
and (‘lillslllel‘glhlcjlélllll at
unlit. (Yzlnll. l‘l‘it-t‘ $9.090.
A beautiful home. aut‘gse
Bust nor.
{EUR S .l-lJlC— ~_-t'hr,vsan: hcm'tm
. pliant“.
5 lnL-‘rtr‘k~ high. not grown.
tor scl-
‘lnz outdoors. . The Rowavtpd Green
lltl‘tlsvs. domdmg to specialize on
' - -‘ alnnc. we boulzht the entire
. - ’ :tml offlr £1th for $3.75 :1 (107.-
-d. 25.12.00 a, lit”. dv-livm‘od. Urdmyz tull-
ren for rose. huShes to be dchvorod
last of.2\lav. Stock from above nlnc‘,
has won prizes the world over. Rev-
nolds Poultry Farm. Hizland Ave.
Tel. 1036. '
FOR SALE—House seven rooms with
all modern improvements tnclndm~
steam lveof: :41 kinds: of t'rutt trees.
Lot 88. ‘ ,_ P '- a 50.“. inquire of R.
twol‘nmilv
Attractive
. .m-
“.we. Evcnlnl
FOR SALB~ ‘\
house 1n good l
investment. To L-
ottirq of l-‘fnzund L.
Sentinel olltce.
FOR SALE—Jl‘hm' lfiOtO!‘C\‘t""
condition. “‘1“ sell verv c...“ n .
ouire m Sentinel ofilce. _or addrt’n.q
Motor Cycle. care of Srnnncl.
FOR SAI.Ti‘.—-S‘;<
fonpnlfif“ wlaFS tan-‘0-
duti- ' ‘~m'.' . I'll“! ‘4‘ “91k-
«r‘ ‘7 North Slain 5' .. Soul! Nor-
\';ul' ‘
Ft“? Fill? ‘fll‘c‘x'l'fjl’flf, 49:} to‘lrili".
l-lwclriv- llf-‘lll‘i nut-tor: in firm-c329;
rmminrz ordnr. $4M». (‘unninwhnm &
BIRTH. 15 Marshall St. South Noravalk.
FOP. S.\l.fi~~llouso. 8 rooms wi‘h ell
mmlnrn imnmvements. A1 cwn'lliin,“
lrr-ntrzlI lli’l?\'l‘ell_ .\'ol"~vall§j and Sol'm
, .. , .,
«W ‘ "n 5: ‘1.‘UU'J.
. .‘Iorwnllz. than.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
2 famllv house; with all improve-
ments—$5,000, to $6,000.
2 family houcm with some improve-
ments from $2600 up. .
Building Lot 50 x 203 with street in
front and rear, has. sewer. water and
2a.: pipes: to fence line on upper Main
treet.—~A bargain 8800.
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street. Norwalk
RECEIVES $6,000 CHECK. _ .
A cock for $6.361‘.66 for tile Sol-
dier-5' Home"‘has been received at thel
governor’s office from the
tea: soldiers;
Reel Rotate. Inmruzme.
i,
,IM'LEAN BILL GOES TO- HOUSE
WASHINGTON, May 7.——The Mc-
geneml Jlean bingo:- coinage of ther'floose-
trea‘surmnotlxhe' National home for ' 1 2 ,. ,_; .,
, 19(11th 78 1: cent piece has passed the Sen—
ate and-now: cs: ‘ . _
TOLET
TO LET—Small store. fl‘wo sets of
rooms With gas. electrlc lights and
wamhtub. etc... 11 1-2 Ely A\‘e. Aim!“
Mrs. Naggy. 15 Lowe St. South or-
ivalk. .
T0 LET—~To famllv’ of adults. six
rooms. 2-1 lnjon,SI Annlv «0 Gm‘
son Smith. ,1 'l‘rlnlty
Place. South .\'or—
’Walk. 3
TO llET-l-‘rivatc garage. \V. “fash-
_im:ton St. Cement floor. electric
llzléts and water. Inquire ll. hrtocl-r
’ o.
TO LETwNicelv furnished room. cml‘
trully located. _ modern Improve-
grants. Housekeeping: prn'ilezes. Tel.
1' I.
TO l.Er——ches at 52 \V‘111lSt. and
12. \ashmcton St. lllull‘ll’v Samuel
Roodner.
FOR RENT—srorifor; SPALl-.,
household furniture. Separate roozns.
Semi-fire proof building. Hubbcll Coal
& Storace (30., Inc. Sagatuck, Conn.
Tel. Westport. 296.
'l'O Ll'l’ll-v—Honso. w‘t'tmd floor, wt‘lly
“alim- and toilet. 1'.‘ Laura Sh. MW»-
Norwalk.
TO LET—Al‘urnishr‘d room in pious:-
anl homu lilt‘lllfl' park ilt’li‘tll. Large
airy room~ llntw reasonuhlw. :1 Union
g’sn'k or Tel. 19. .\l:~t) uurugy tor park
112’.
TO l.E‘T~~Fi\'u room flat. Howl" t4”
ode-led. all modern inlm‘ovenwnts.
9:0 d ltolltjltlzl ufr. (fvnlmllv loczltml.
lig‘nt .3231‘90. l~1_ Grecniwrg. :57 \K’.
“aslnnztmt 8:.
TO LET ~7Nit-olv f‘ll‘lllf~llt :1 room t'pl'
mtwo gentlemen. lllfllill‘i- 5 (‘rvsz-ont
lermce.
BUSINESS N OTLGES
Htll SK (“leaning Co. llousw cleaned.
ling: t-teanwl ()tficu 13; Burrlti, AH}.
l’hottn (-ull 7M}. '
SPEClAL UNTIL FURTH NOTICE
“v are ouvmz: Tz’w iwr .tmtlrvd for
nun-go‘s and best prices l'n.‘ ‘lll kind:
(it took and srcnnrlhaml furniture.
bwttvl postal or lot. 41.1.
. B. EFFRON.
19 Rowan St.
\‘v';\t.\"l‘l‘ll)—--'l‘r» buy paper and maga-
zmr-f. 85w in“ for puporx 10 ll). tor
lung‘qzlncio. lhlvid llndoloh. junk ill-al-
m. ...) ltavmond St. Tel. ‘ “ ’.
SALVATOR CHARRIOTT
q -General Contractor
x-5‘\'\‘"l‘.‘\\'tllt‘l‘ work. masonry.
crvtv “'illllfi.‘ road work. Grading and
rock Photn‘tltiu Orders silllfletl. lifillv
lllulps gtven on. all kinds of contrm-t
\v-rrlc. \ ork St‘allCllPll and mule-rs Kll’t'll
prompt attention. Teams and labor
submit-d.
43 Chestnut St.
con—
Phone 4733
THE NORVVALK ROOFING CO.
‘ Art Craft: Roofs
Asphalt Mtlnlzles. Amt-rimn or French
Method.‘ lultl (th‘l‘ ultl wntul fihi!\£le<.
Skill};(lr£l\'l.'fl._l“(’ll and Tilt Roofs rt»
murvd and Untitled.
6 Water St.
So. Nor-walk. Conn
lelllllNG. gum- lawn rollinn. mEZ
crating. Iur walks dorm in llrfil‘
5 style. I. ('lnrk. oifit‘i‘ with Nor
ug’lk Sutmlv Co. 108 \anor "St. Phone
(:l:
\NILLIAM J. UNGVAWRYV '
Plumbing. Tinning And Heating,
21 Bouton St. Phone 2389
\‘VALL PAPER AND PAINT
The Background of a Happy Home.
.l‘y.~’ i‘»~"'vi\v:‘l trz: tw-nsumi rm}: at
uni: pug-r l.:s:ov;~‘l dwzia: ' and (‘nlut'ilvn‘
\\’|lll lbll'?‘~\-wl invrdvzx'. Yn-it know tlmi
null parry axis-mien i2. prtm- liko ivory—
ti. i‘lL‘v. Ru! l-m‘u ..
1-1:“ and tiny high pm i: i, “12-h you Would
tutti; oyvr my sloth ti «t and 5mm» {3 ».
2.”. t" .‘t-l p-~:' t‘-'l‘.’. l~2>tln.:4:r<
glam. no no; r and puintl
[-npvl’ tum. lan stub" Vinny? .
All '.\l\'lll’.ll \\'lllTll
Sir-wt. 'l't-‘t. L‘lI'Il.
:nlttl: snmn t»;
(innit .,
l‘.‘lil.t and
37 l .0“ (-
Local and Long Distance
.. TRUCKING .\
Tel. 813 South Nor-walk, Conn
"FHE NORWACKSTELECTRTFES.
ELECTRlCAL CONTRACTORS
. Telephone 959
66 V2 80. Main St. 51 Osborn Ave
So. Norwalk ' East Norwalk
‘ - Ray Werme, Mgr.
“Wire for Us and We'll wire for You"
Plano Tuning, Repairing and Polishing:
Satisfaction Asuured.
Chopin. l3 Elizabeth St.
Phone 2374.
THE HARDWARE 8;
I 5‘ mental mill
Phone 24M 1
3*
NEWS
____...__
Twclyc meetings a day fm‘ three
fiavs, four meetings on the openmg
(lav and a. large final rally at the Estate
caimot today is the record or Spa
cial Emergency Week." one of the
most unique events in the history of,
the struggle for women suffrage in
the United States.
Forty-eight women, one from evcry
state in the union, have been touring
Concettcut during the week in behalf
of the Emergency Campaign. Th9?
have represented not only every state
in the union, they have representd
practically very phase and branch of
women's activities along every line.
There are in the group, doctor’s, law-
vers college professors, teachers, ex-
;stato senators. lecturers. noted \var-
workers. educators, social service
workers. and just plain mothers and
housewixek. They have all momen-
tarily abandoned their particular jobs
and lfilVPlPAl acroys the country to
r mm to (‘ononcticut to ask Governor
Holcomb to complete the cltt't'tlnchitm—
mom. ot the women of the country In
time for them to yote in 1920. and to
relieve the women from carrying on a
work whit-h is. settled except for final
lormalitics.
These women, when they come to
Governor Holcomb today \" ill bring: to
him reports from the forty-eight ml.
lies held throughout the statobefqg‘e
each of which some of the women will
have spoken. Mt‘F. F. Louin Slade of
New York who will be the lasat spunk
or at the hearing will pungent to him
resolutions pas‘sed :lllll('):~?l unanimous
ly by each of these fortycight meet-
ings. Telegrams urging ratification,
from nearly eyot‘y governor of a state
which hats ratified the suffrage amend-
ment will he presented to the goyern~
or. lln will receive. full reports of
tho :liielltlilnt‘o a! the lnoetings and
he! informed authoritatively concern.
hug the sentiment in the settle which
demands that (‘onnrvctir’ut shall not,
be (‘no of the states gully of with-
lltlldinz suffrage from 9.000.0o0 won;-
on in the country who are not voters.
“Those. meetingl." uys Miss Kath-
arine Lndington, pregitlt-m nf the
Cnnlmr-timxt \\'onmn Suttt'ncn Associa‘
tion, “havo boon extraordinarily suc-
('pssl‘lll. 0f (‘OllaVn “—p had planned
for forty-eight meotlngs but we wm‘é
limiting nwntnl nllmtances for It few
filllttrvs. Thi-y \vern't necessary. The
llloctings have. all bven held, they
have all been well attettdml in mayoral
roses thoy'huve been moved to lzlrtrm‘
buildings than were originally
planned because the gatherings have
been so much larger than \yero ex‘
pcotod. Tho Monday ninh! meeilnzfi‘
were l‘t-ulurkzllvly well attended. 2.300
in va Huron, 1.100 in Bridgeport,
(U‘) in ‘v :lterbury. SCH} in New London.
As far as W0 ltnmv tl'wrr- has been no
hitch in plans. any “'llt‘l'O. \\'u are
(lollilll’ml with Ulll‘ guusts and titr-
prlvllvgq- of Bl)l€‘l‘l:lllllll:: tltcllt. “'4'-
urc gratviul to them for comin: to us
and we m'o cont‘idmltly exporting that
.un‘ governor will do for Hunt and for
Us what \w- are askin’: of him."
Each of the spotllmtu will endmn‘ot'
\0 Show Governor Holcomb low tho
notion of (‘onnr-cticut will after-t. the
Women of her own state and of tho
entire country. and that tho
position, in which (‘onzte‘i‘tlrut
placed as llH' Halo which
Niblo not only for tho
mvn stain but for 11. 2
Hull tlulltber of
women whorl» Sltltt‘ i5l;ll,lll‘t‘$ but»
alrrmiy rultv
All, lion; (-tentr- :t qnwiai
clnr~l'2'ency for gzrmto‘: than tho mir‘
l’f‘qllll‘i‘él by the “institution. to (’lel
in llll‘ mind of" the governor.
Immediately followino the lit-arm:
the “'Ullll‘ll “ill procoell to the oqu’l
Ilnor mu“ mommy, to ho held oulsl'lr-
the southern rntmncr- to the capitol.
John '1". Robinson of llnrzi‘urd will
preside at this njwntinc X‘.‘llll”ll \‘.§1l lm
addrtvsat-d 51y smrlul {imminent
nemirut nil-n as will :l.-‘- b»
of the. fishing women.- ~
At. 1310 Close of tho rally thr- “Em-d“
geltry t‘ot';)--.“ will be lllcl'll't‘ll to lltC~
station in time for the m' t'tl-t'noou
Now York and Boston exptessos on
which mos' o:‘ the warn-rt luv ltntyiuz.
GERMANYS POTATO RESERVE.
lH‘cullnr
is now
is t‘t‘slmn.
women of it:
rilll'
ll llllllll)t‘l‘
lll-lel.l.\’_ Kitty T. -> ‘ l'lihll to :1
plan to create u l"“SC‘!‘\ o lHHJN’NIlWU
hundrodwcight of potzttoer: was; 2A :3
by a melding: of rt‘prmivl lttixm‘ m we
gorolnitlom. the lllilllltllitllll and
the farming: interests here yta‘termtv.
The (l-liyt'l‘y of the potatoos by the
the plan. at :1 fixed prim: of 31%
growers is made compulsory. unite-r
tho pins}, at n fixvtl prim- oi“ '
marks per lmnda‘mlrt‘nich!. .
The objert ot‘ the metruro is to in-
es
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AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Water St.
Phone 1215-5. So. Norwalk, Ct.
Magneto Parts,
Generator Brushes
Oils and Greases
Stewart Speedometer Parts
Socony Gasoline and Kerosene
Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes
G. H. Hedenbcrz. PIO‘D.
.
Dr. s. M. Dleugf
DENTIST
47 South Main Street
South Norwalll
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AGED WINSTED WOMAN DEAD.
WINSTED, May 7.—-Mrs. Ellen
Rowley, 97, widow, and a member of
the Second Congregational church for '
sure the large citieu (mil tlll' indus-
trial téi>tllrts a potato ration of >tx
lpouml: per (,‘lllllfli u-e.»l-;ly and to pro
tor! the population iron: iilivlt mil
”1:.
i
Starter and ‘
SOClETY OF AMERlCA NFLORlSTS
\‘t’ASillNGTON. May Q's—Acting tor
the Society of American Florist; W.
P Gudo, its \‘t‘nshington representa-
tive, has lsgued a denial of the state-
ment by Miss Anna Jarvis. president
of tho Motllcrs’ Day Association, that
florists protltoered last year in white
cal-nations, the symbol of observance
of Mothers Day. Miss Jams had call-
ed on "l.l.c'.i‘-(:’rs of the day this year to
abandon the carnation and display
American flags.
All members of the society through-
out the country, Mr. Gude said. have,
been urged to sell white carnations at
the usual market rate on Mothers'
Day, ”Sunday, May 9.
John A. camp.
John A. Camp died early this morn-
‘ in; at his home. .27 St. John street.
m: Not-walk. aged fifty-nine years
He is survived by hls wife. one broth-
er, Harry Camp, at Washington, three
Sisters, Mrs. Halsted Rodfleld of New
Haven, Mrs. James F. Hall or Nor
walk, Mrs. Ellen C. Camp of Washing
ton, 'D. C. Funeral will be held Sun
day afternoon at. 2:30 p. m. from the
home. Interment in Riverside.
Mrs. George A. Knox.
Hattie A. Pillow. wife of George A.
Knox, died at her home, No. 2 Sum-
mer street, this morning. Funeral
services will be held from the hourw
on Sunday afternoon at 2 o‘clock.
Harold L. Gulle‘B.
The funeral of Harold L. Guiles will
take place Saturdar.‘ afternoon at 2:30
o'clock from Riverside chapel, Rev.
Louis B. Howell officiating. The 591'-
viccs will be strictly private.
GERMANY”? A IR
SERVICE ABANDONED
BERLIN. slay fi.—~German§“s mili-
tary air service has been disbanded
under the terms of the Versailles
treaty. according to a scmtofficlal alt
nouncelnent made here today.
Tm: Eutcnto commission here in
tends. according: to the Taglisclle
Ruudsrhau to destroy all airdromes
and fiyingestablifilznlents which were
built at a cast of 80.000.000 marks.
The newspaper says the commission
will leave standing one hangar
one airplane factory which will
urod for international setrlCt‘».
and
lll’
FUND FOR SUPERN. .
UATED MINISTERS
ST. LOI'IS. 370.. May 1—Way“; for
a campaign to (rt‘eutv a permanent
fund for the bullp()l‘l. ot‘ Mlpoz‘annudled
ministers were considorml by the gren-
Crul council of the Methodist Episco-
pul church Conference Board of
Finance. whirl; lnrt here today. The
meeting will be concluded tomorrow
night.
Delegates expected that the solicit-
ing oflumls hardly will be begun for
two yours. at: other finanriul can)
paigns are to he (‘OntlllCTL‘Cl first.
EVERS SIGNS T0 COACH BOSTON
COLLEGE TEAM.
BOSTON, May 7.——'l‘.hc :tigning of
John Byers," former National Imaguc
player. as coach of the Boston (.‘ollege
baseball team, Was announced yostcr-
dzly. He Will take charge of the team
at once. His salary was said to be un-
usually high. \
C. T. A. U. PARADE
— , DATE CHANGED
’l‘t‘flll'ux'ti’l‘nx, May Tr-Jl‘llc date
:nv.~ the C‘ '1‘. A. 1'. FUN? parade and
field tiny caret-cises in TOl'l‘llttIt‘"‘ll. has
W New Honeycomb
Ford Rafiamrs
$28.00 and $35.00
Norwalk Radiator Rank“
in: and Automobile Ex-
change. Tel. 954.
i ToAllMy Damn-an
been changed from June 1‘3 to .lulz.‘ '1 SOUTH NORWALK.
3, it was unrtounr‘m‘l Milan: 4
. ..-, . H ..H4';_...H.,. ...‘.,.-_.._.__WHH._..._., H
Jafle has entered the junk
business again and pays high
est market prices. Be buy! on .
kinds of junk, secoud-hund
furniture, old clothes.
JAFFE
Tel. 499.
Mr. Efl’ron is paying has:
prices for all kinds of junk.
We also buy second-ham!
furniture.
3 ROWAN 81‘. TEL. 441
S. D. G. CANDY CO.
Wholesale Confectionery
and Ice Cream Cones
53 OSBORN AVENUE.
' EAST NORWALK, CON“.
Phone 479—43
INSURANCE
J. M. Layton 89° Co.
(Incorporated).
5 RAILROAD AVENUE.
Give Your Teeth Some
Attention
Your appearanca will be rlmprovcd.
you will promote health. cnjo.“
your meals better. aid digestion,
and be better satisfied with your
self in general. It will not 003:
much.“ and I give the highest smile
work. eremilcr the process of
(May is going on all the time and
the Condition of your mouth is
made “or“: by putting 03‘ for to.
morrow what should ”if done to-
day. (nomination: fret:
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 80. Main 51., South Nor-walk.
Hours—9 A. '13,“) 57?. M.; 7 to 8 P. N
Sundays by Appointment Only.
BOOKS BOUGHT
Cash paid for libraries. sets 0*:
standard authors and large or small
collections of books Drop card and
we will call to set? them.
FRIEDMAN',
53 West 47th St., New York City.
A. M. WOOSTER
Late Examiner U. 8. Patent Office
PATENTS
Send for Booklol on Potent.
1 1 1 5 Main St. Bridgeport. Conn.
Eleclt‘cal Work l
and Renairiuc
F 3. FLAHERTY
, Phone 399—12
4 Charts St. E. Nor-walk.
r ,’r\
HOUSE“ IV LS
Villile you are sprung house-
cleaning have us wire your home
{or cloctrlc lights. A. couple ol
days is all the time required. “'9
can finish the job and furnish
lighting fixtures from Stock. Bvsl
of materials, workmanship. etc.
White Electric Co. _
Elcctriciansf‘ Flannel-)0 :
l3: Waghlngton' St. Eo. Norwnlk
Apply
screntylfi've‘yetrs, died at her home
102-108 Mson Avenuc
. A
“g .l -.
Competent Factory Manager.
One with executive ability to take charge of flannelette
underwear plant of M. Moron 8; Company, at fiorwaik, Conn.
M. MARTIN & COMPA‘IY
Martin Bmldmg' '
1
~ New York.
fiflilEfiIEVEfiYOUBiOOLD
By Taking
Baxter’s 00th SW
F. H. BAXTER. Drum
CARPET CLEANING
“‘o CLEAN and R‘FETORE thf’
COLORS in Carpets and Rugs»
Make) them lilto now (less wea .,
All orders callvd for and dellve .
Chum-us reasonable. Service prompt .
Hand tu‘ocv‘ss by experts. Oriental;
rugs specially treated.
Connecticut Camel Clean
instr Co.
Geo. S. Wyman, Manager
| 87 Cedar St. Telephone 16134-
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Special Sale On '
GINGHAM AND VOILE
DRESSES AT $6.45
SALE 0N WAISTS
$3.00 Waists at $2.69.
EVERY WOMAN’S
FASHION SHOP
SEEDS
can be obtained in bulk or in
packages.
For Your House Garden
This Spring
We just received our stock to
fulfill your demands of flower
ing and vegetable seeds. The
spirit of house gardening has
been reformed during the wax
and is extending on account of
t the high cost of living. Where
you want results let us be fav-
ored with your trial order.
Gardeners and Farmers
We can supply your steeds}!
best quality at, a. market p119.
to be obtained by everybody in
Fairfield County. Onion Sell.
Potato Seeds. All varieties Flaw.
er and Vegetable Seeds.
So. Norwalk Florist
2 South Main 81:. Tokm
0hr Slitith‘l'fill last night. 81! chi]: :
' u—Wunt Ms. mgmm
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Norwalk Chronicler