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FOR RENT—STORAGE
household J'Iurnlturo. Separate room.
& Storage '00., lnc., Sagatuck, Conn.‘
light 'house—
rent Hiné‘llgodvf‘
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
tion (of tmht: le
reports to c 1111 V of
Son. :no sto liabllit
bonds and stock cert
mlnal fee: write
Weed Co.. Dudlevm "3a
LOST.
ORCPANIZE business under declara-
l in all states:
idea
minced matter. etc. incorporate t is
avarand save time and trouble: h
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call 2311.
LQST-—Thursdnv‘ night.
m2 umbrella. ‘
12 Orchard st.
Batteries from 7a truck
Wilson Pt.
um and receive reward
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be on lower
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llvnd‘erson & Er:
‘Imv. Hotel Clifford?
cunt fireman or as:
: must be an Amer-i
, . K’ W. .
. ltllt‘l’ sts. Norwalk.
Hal:
farm : ’
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{"11 and women oneners
es Naum— .
to work around
nos-l 1 .- .
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-. .themfiout ‘1
wt Win “it!”
Fflgmqus who.aré
. owzr ,
If an
'reusons therein set
tending June 30, 1920.
The same will be en
. books and paid on and after July 10m.
1920.
FORE JULY 10TH,
1920.
DEPOSITS, OVER. .
Lester Hyatt, Vl
Frederick
. DIVIDEND NOTICE
14m 'SomiaAnnual Dividend ‘of-
the NorwalkSavlngs Society
Nor-walk. Conn., June 10, 1920.
At a meeting of the Directors or
this Society, held this day. a dividend
‘at the rate of FOUR (4) PER CENT.
per annum was declared to depositors
from the earnings of the six months,
MONEY DEPOSITED ON (>an
DRAW INTEREST FROM JULY IST,
Open Monday Evenings, 7 to 8
Henry F. Coleburn, Pres.
torcd on pass-
1920, ‘ \VILL
. . .s4,r4o,ooo.oo J
de-Pres.
A. Ells, Treas.
b
Dorian ‘ House
Shore Dinners
Allkinds of Sé‘aFood‘
Steaks, Chops and,
7' - , Chicken
A La Carte.
z
No. 1 . . . 7
‘ State of Connecticut.
tv. Superior Court. 55
Brldseuort. June, 18
U on the Complain
Bal assure Coppola.
Dola.
l
dlnz. be
.vorce now pen
tumed
havin been re
firlstt honouring to on
this 1Court that .the
absent trom this
Darts unknown an
oendoncv o
issued. an now D
further order at no
:Therefore; 0
the *nendencv. ,7
, lven by publishing.
’ loath: Norwalk 8 11‘
fr irks 9.111131%“
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- flock of the
: field Countv
ORDER 1‘0? 'NoT
Baldassare Coppola. vs.
th. A 1).. 19
t. of
forth.
fore t
nesdav of June 1990
d be _
said defendant )5
State and zone to
d that notice 0t ll)",
of 88:2
finel. a newspaper
printed in Norwa k.=:pnce a
e A. -.
TRACEY ,
Superior Court for "Wall‘-
E. '
IIt‘gngcla COD-
Fairfield. Coun
20.
said.
r
the 7
nravlnz.
for a .
his Court.
thereto on the
junk found hr
given as;
wei‘érlw'
K on 01‘ ' 0:3
- 1).. 1920.
'was ,played onthe
3 Why.
”day.
”toga
' 3 just, the May that.
l‘“
COMING.—
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—-'GiimNo
That Was fino bal. game that
a " war :fiéldtyestel-
according to _ .
’{Whox‘lo you had tostrdke at .it, he: .1
it’-i:‘ould be‘called
Mayor
“such; aimi'thit
.P' e. 3.??“13‘?
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we on writing:
(1 yesterday he
macadamia;
‘strlkcs; ”' ’
FOR
tin » am
unmaitfirdnt‘ ,
FOR SEE—s; in: grasS' Bl
v ' e
“SW' if? “I“
LBST‘Amethvest Broo
June 12: t" kin
' Sentinel ‘omcemorgrnhongl
FOR SALE—
model: (1
all around
phone 2162
4 FOR sam—canm boat' them
candid
autumn:
”ed: far pa
work
. able lor delivery:
ened row boat.
farmers and zeneral use.
» at the home of her aunt.
RENT—A store central location
, » st... 0rd.
Satisfaction Anni-ed.
“thin, 18 misabeth St.
Phone 3874.-
must! on; ready to
ch I.Seantlurzl-Ido'er.
964.: '0
Ford Touring car; 1918
v
11
Asphalt Shin
Me ,
Slate.
331
THE mnWXE’ g‘b‘bnuc’co.
Art' "Roofs «
obese; 513‘$%°§hmm
V _
and Tin Roots re-
'86. Nor-walk. Conn.
1.th
v 1. Fel
ed 33333121:
hr at.
r
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emountable rlmr mew shoes?
: car 11 ' condition»:
~12. call between 5 and .
euuint boat and ermine Ainmoxce l
every convenience
fluff}? seeking" refus~
s. Main st.. So. nomad. an"
FOR. SALE-—One l-ton " '
one ”1171-2-th Republic tfiodgz might",
sets 1d ages. two 9min horses: ‘
mongoose? w"
phone 874-12. . mfield st.. or
FOR SALE—191 ‘ -
mountable rimss ‘1‘ oglw fligeSstg'sggt-
‘d _
15 Marshall SL. s§n§‘§r“xs‘~‘§1n§.& Bach
FOR SALE-45 room house' . ~
tor; electric lights: all kinfi‘imfifi'
3531111. stlo'gg: {an utliéollvamurlce. $32110.
Attend); . .o e. 9 Lawrence.
FCAE’ellENT—Private garage on
on:
East Norwalk. Dhone 2021?“:
FOR SALE—For pleasure or fishing.
szxteen mot v:hilltweocItéxglg‘rnccopedl East-
7 7, esan " ‘1
$13? 9]}; tagsctkclass condition. Geog:
Bailesh 19 ‘Lovve ngléggton. 01 ‘E C-
FOR. - SALE—«Motor boat. 19 b' 7
foot: 6 horse. DOWer engine. F‘ullv
eaumned: practically new: for further
aér‘tzlgulars. call at 10 Yost st. or phone
1
1)
FOR SALE——Armv tr ks
hr 30 inches widePc foul)- fvst5htlee sg.
handv [or manufacturers and sfious.
7 7 ost 6.00
to build bv the 100. 5153.00 . z ;. -
ilton Stable. Bridgeport. 0333? Him
FOR LEASEml’ron-zrr r. it -
shall St” suitable for? ngimlgnal‘fgr
storage. To let. zaraze on 1 Union
83. The Hatch d: Bailey (30.. South.
hon-walk. Conn. -
FOR SALE—4f you are buying a
house a private party can Show on
one or two bargains. P. 0. Box 26.
Ngrwalk.
_. . - ,._..__.._ ._._....-—_—-.o— o.“
none BROTHERB’ omen
Overhauling and Repairing
11 Word Place. ' 131.925.
MORE BROTHERS, Props.
Deaths and Funerals
3 “.— .
Funeral of Miss Bridget Sullivan.
LFuneral services for Miss Bridget
Sullivan will be held tomorrow morn-
ing at 8 o'clock. at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. John J. Farrell, of 63 W'est
avenue. Requiem mass will he ceie~
7
#1 113
or
104
. 8b. Norwalk .
CURBING. gutter lawn rolling. eon-
..."eutgt ‘31 ”6.11.1: 3311: .11.. to:
83 s . . . . . .
wall: Suypgly 00.. 108 Water St. Phone
WILLIAM J. U“GVIRY
Plumbing. Tlnning And‘Heatlng,
21 Bouton st. Phone 2389
.WALL PAPER AND PAINT
The Background of a Happy Home.
Just received ten thousand rolls of
wall paper. Latest designs and coloring
with pressed borders. You know that
wall paper advances in price like every-
thing else. But before-going some place
else and pay high prices I wish you would
look over my stock first and save from
25 to 50 per cent. Estimates cheerfully:
given on paper and painting. Paint and...
paper now and save money"
ALEXANDER WHITE
35 Lowe Street. Tel. 2139.
——-’
THE NORWALKS' ELECTRIC CO.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone «959
aln St. 51 Cuban: Ava,
East Nomalku
sat/zen.»
Ray ’Wome, Mar. 77
“Wire for Us and “We'll wlre for You"
l
AUCTION SALE
Household goods at the home of the
late ‘Johu Sharer. Highland Ave.. So.
Nor-walk. near Ravmonds Corner-é on
line1 at) trollev: Monday. June .lst.
at, :.. 3 am. 7
(‘0. SiS'lprG» of Oak Chifiioners.
Chests of drawers. walnut book case:
hand carved mahoganv bedstead:
porch rockers: carpets. rugs. and run-
ners. hall rack: parlor chairs: oat:
dining: table. chairs and Sideboard: h-
brarv table; dressers. wardrobe: oil
paintings: dishes: matllnz: lot 0
ltedzerstiimd other goods too numerous
0 men on
Sale per order. Mrs. John Sherer.
Sale raufin- s
~hinc.
- N K. FINCH
Auctioneer. Phone 919
FOR SALE—"House with 8 rooms,
steam heat and all improvements. Lot
about 97 feet front, and 185 feet deep.
Several kinds of fruit on property, No.
43 Winfield Street. East Norwalk. A
bargain. For particulars
Ask Jenn T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
Real Esthte. Mural-ca.
A
1——
Indiana Senator While
in Chicagoas Headof
the Platform Framers
». 3; w<~<
brated at St. Mary's church at ninr‘
o'clock. Interment in St. Mary’s cem-
etery. _
Miss Sullivan died. Fliday morning.
She was 20
years old. and is survived by her par—
ents. Mr. andtlllrs. John Sullivan; hex
brothers, Thomas. Michael, Joseph,
W‘llliam. Matthew and Patrick: and
her sisters, Kate, Elizabeth and He
lena, of County “West Meant. Ireland:
also.._by one brother. John, of 180
Dean street, Brooklyn.
Funeral of John Devine. .
The funeral of John Devine, well-
known merchant and politician in
Norw‘alk. who died last Friday night.
Was held from the late home, at 8:30
this morning. and at 9 o’clock, at St.
Mary’s church. where a solemn rc
quiem mass was celebrated, by Rev-
erend Thomas Finn. The pull-bearers!
were Jahn Moore, “’illiam P. Hanlon.
William Malone. M. J. Reardou, John
Clark and 'Dr. T. J. Clone. The floral
bearers were John Henry and E.
Mathe'WS. The burial was in St.
Maryfs cemetéry, where a large cor-
tege bore the friends of the deceased
to. the final resting place.
Miss Ann Dowd.
The funeral of Miss Ann Dowd. who
died inst night or the Norwalk Hospi—
tal, u'ill be held or. Tuesday morning.
at 9:30. from the lmme of her niece.
Miss Mary Smith, 1"“1'10cticut ave‘
nue, and at St. Mary" church. at 10
o’cloek, where a solemn requiem
mass will be celebrated. 51.0 is sur-
vived, besides her niece. by four neph-
evrs, James Smith. of Stamford, and
John, Thomas and Frank ‘Smlth,'of
this city. Burial will Tue'in St. Mary‘s
cemetery.
“—
’“ Wommfln
MRS. P. J. NELSON
Tailoned‘ Suits. mend. Dresses.
Tel 1892
bins. LOUISE CANFIELD,
v: . 1 232nm; menus. Nomi]: *Gonn:
PRIVATE Lassons'l‘u‘ oANc
, ‘ Tamm...ma. _ .
71 Osborn Ave.
ING.
fig m 213“ cm- zch‘lIYoun am A m r
”‘7 W Powwow {rms SPRING
9.2.35 ygufnelf£mm household dnudgery through-the use gr
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3A
an of the Comm
As “Chairm
Resolutions,
son of Indiana
rpublican National Convention
its light at the polls.
member of 7
servatives who finally
most acceptable compromise nandi
date. . This
while the Indiana senator was attend
.ing the convention.
. _____________________
Why “Leap’YearJ'
_ 01mm
L.
ll 1mm :street
reception that; . 7 7
‘ many «womb guests “took "Taft."
some kind friend marked the
The newly wed couple didn‘t imji
the bride assisted the joke by scatter-
:ilsbund‘ deliberately drove through.
3 , . .
the heart orthe town. Therm-ego—
ing on a week’g tour of New England
in lineman, ‘ ' , -
_ ready for them.
f Ira ‘S. Smith. in Rockford, lllinois, on
. Swann. performed 'the‘ ceremony.
‘ nam avenue, left Saturday for Provi.
xttee on
Senator James E. “’3;-
presented to the Re
the
platform on which his party will make
He also was a
the conference of con-
decided that
Senator \Varren G. Harding was the
photograph was taken. 1
The name “leap year“ is supposed
to have grown out of King Henry‘q
proclamation making February 28 and
29 legally one day. Fatlzer‘.Time being
Conceived of as leaping the gap from
the 28th day of Februaryto the first
NOTES
,s'cEnLIuG—c‘ u. I _ .~. .
‘ Nor-walk SW 7
which ‘bore 6!: “radiator.
folldvm
1?”.
car.
W‘ ‘TI‘HHI’E'thé‘Wf‘ Inf ”BET
Miss fummings was formerly an
assistant librarian at the South Nor-‘
walk ubrary.
The bride was given away by her
father, Joseph M. Cummings. Arthur
'A. Sterling. brother of the groom.)
was best man, and little Ruth ’Cum-
mings, "the bride’s sister, was flower‘
gir .
‘SMITH—ANDERSON,
.77 Miss iKaren Anderson and Freder-
ick Smith, postmaster of :Darieng‘were'
married Saturday afternoon at’tbree‘
o’clock. in the presence of a large.
number of friends and relatives at
the Smith island home of the bride‘s
uncle. Captain 'Tborston .Q. Stabell.
Rev. Thomas E. [Swannperformed the.
ceremony. -
enjoyed Gen»-
Many of the guests
lain Stabell’s hospitality over night.
and a on“ larger number came to the
island to take part in the‘lestlvltkes
yesterday. ‘
Mr. and Mrs.
their new
‘Darien.
Smith will reside in
home on Grove street.
that is navy being made
BADINSKI~TILLINGER.
Frank Badinski, of South Norwalk.
and Miss Frances Tillinger, of Lin;
den. New Jersey, were united in mar?
riagc, yesterday afternoon. .in the
Hungarian Reformed church, the cer-
emony bong. performed by the Rev.
Gabriel Dokus. A large‘number‘ of’
friends witnessed the ceremony. '
u
7 ‘ SMiTH—WINTERS.
News has heen‘receivéd of the mar-
riage of Miss 'lrene’ E. “’inters and
June 51h. Both parties are well-
known here, having until recently rc-
sxded in South Norwalk.
LASZO—BAZSA.
Stephen Laslo. of South Norwalk,
and Miss Julia Bazsa.’ of Darien,wero
united in marriage.
noon. the ceremony being performed
in the Hungarian Reformed church
by the pastor, Rev. Gabriel Dokus. '
-l——l-
WARD—FROMM.
3 Harry “'ard,_ Jr., and Margret
Fromm were married Safiirdav after»
noon at, 198 East avenue. the home of
the bride’s parents. R96, fl‘homas E.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tortorella cele-
brated the first anniversary of their
wedding at their home.» 204 ~Elv‘avo;
nue. yesterday. Many relatives and
friends were present ‘from Brooklyn.
Bridgeport and Southport. Amonz
them were Mr. and Mrs. John Lnticr-
20 and children -Mar!on. L‘ena. Sunny-
Boy and Catherine. Also. Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Lotierzo and family. Re-
freshments were serv‘cd and every-
body had a‘ fine time. Mr. and Mrs..
Tortorella were remembered with a
beautiful bouquet from Charles H.
Harris. Ledgevmod aFrm. .
William H. Vl’alsh of Bridgeport
was a visitor at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Adthur Benjamin of Prospect
street over the week—end Mr. and
Mrs. Walsh .reeently purchased prop—
erty at 3 Dover street. and will 'soon
.desert the Park City to live in the,
two-family house situated on the Nor-i
walk property.
Mr. and Mrs. George Janos. of Put-
deuce. R. 1.. where they will spend
several days visiting friends. They
went in their auto.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan 0!
Prospect street. and Mrs. T. F. Fia-
dg m— which!" W
ammo. 1.. 77mm
«mum. Geo‘ rge
streets.
in Frank ‘H. Baxter’s ,5
someone: finance. In Drv Hill
road. spent the day with relatives to
m; m Usually the bost‘
thins- hawt- tobeunmd upon
tom. “There's something in human
and carry.“ to succeed Inu'mw-not
mil t.
and what transition “tom—Gut.
than “tun'ortxmlve‘mllesof road u day
Saturday after- '
was: Wuifllnm? St
" ' "‘ withstand Lock. the ma: “Justl 7.: ; Mt».-.
' ‘ abb*[&u 7 . u u n A surpriseparty was given Satur-
Tu‘e 86‘3- ’ 1 . , _ . fgggeduwGone “Our Honeymoon.) Bay to 7 mam. is?” 1553:1581: 1": .1":
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wt‘iifc Eggfielver itlm automobile FOR SALE— alsed Do in ‘ 7"‘3’6 ’ £9 and his bride, who “was Mlss;Doro-, 1191' blrthdax. 4......-
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. 7 " Leg—dub ; =; ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D; Ferris. of
the week-end.
H."l"er\ris, in Isaacs
:ww;
. . w. ‘ ..- W.
Alfred _Wright, formerly soda clerk
tore, was 87
tamfcrd. yesterday.
' Irish: on ‘Recognim
‘me best'ldems in the world will not 1
Jae-111*“
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H
W. ’havc 1mm: Our
our-“hum “lad. .' '
l
numei'v‘eh’nt seems valuing do full for
the fionsense of life much more readily S. D, G
{than it: taimson life‘s' redpofidblutles. ,
Call ltd-hat you will. The. name you“ Md Ice
give it won’t altcrthe mm 8111318
only thing. left is to get under the load
get tired. Lctotherjs grow weary and
As the leader aud‘reformer you
63 033033 am g
mawudgc sound by W
zeal compo! recognition for yourself
W
Travelln’g. .
Tonny person wisolmsmll his senses
about him. a quir-t wall; along not more
is the most amusing of all traveling;
nud’nll “trawling “cryonics dull in ex-
act proportion to its rapidity. Going
by railroad I do not consider as travel—
ing at all; it is I'nerclv‘holugoont" to
u plat-c, and very little difierclrt from
Lemming a parcel.-—~Iluslilu.
A :crrmer".
An artist was sketching from the
river bank near tWU friends who were-
fishing. The artist was at one-time
surrounded by cows which'interfered
With his ‘vlew. and he tried to drive
them away by throwing things at
them. but they would not budge. At
length one of the anglers «rt-led: “Show
them your-sketch. old man !" He did
so. and the offenders fled.
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