Two Cents-a. word; minimum charge 500qu than 31; Oops Douhlo‘l’ljiod 1
4
l
WANTED
_. fl
i ::1e Lees Manufacturing-Oo.,' of
'.'~1'cstport, will Sm operations
1* their Immune Bunch.
Quincy Street, Norwalk, Wed?
uzsday morning, Sept. 1st, 1920
.': 7:30 o’clock.
WANTED AT ONCE
4 Experienced Skein Winders,
and girls for machine opera-
tors.
. gm, «l-L
. WOMAN WANTED
All—round operator, stitching
room. The Tristram Shoe 00..
S Union St, South Norwalk. Ct.
i w A N T E 1)
I .\“’IZI:IENCED HOTEL
1 11311111111: .MAID.
WVHITEI $50
1 3:11 BOARD
t APPLY
111 15s rlix’EEPER
1.101211. JAMES
NORWALK
L.
1
‘1 ‘."\"Iliil Finishers and
wt? hand sewers wanted
1. .11‘i‘scozits. Louis Green-
, .- 1-. iii-05.. Inc. Depot
1 ‘ '. —
. : .. has! horuall‘.
111‘ 1 111111115 tor ‘lil'll'
. 11111-11 I-In-t or Smith
1 .I (‘-l't‘ Suntitivl.
1 \1-‘111: I:11!\ 1:1 :is»i~t in
"mix .311 “him 51.. Modern
".l:‘;_1+'llt noul 12.1.11!) _ni;1n
\.‘j- truck. Apply olllre 0‘.
winv-r.
‘1‘.“1111: :11 Stiltniri {PSI-11]»
.~ -1 to). Inquire 4‘.’ South
litn ~11‘1o-rlti_\'t»;1t‘.~ oi age
21 111.11'l11n.- work. Only those
4-1 111-1'11111111111 positions noel
l -ll111‘.rl Machine (70.. 1"" “a-
.u-
‘.‘""121v f'. or 4 room furnished
11.1-111 from Sept. thh or Octo-
t 1 ' through the winter: conven-
5111111 Norwalk Station. G. b.
51‘1t‘lli'l.
J‘t'lCll A ie\\' more oyster open-
l)_\ the J. & J. Elsworih ('11.
I :.;1111" Shop. Inquire oi’ t'um. t‘url
'1 \niler‘wur 25 l‘lll‘hi S1,. Last Nor—
1:11 Furnished room with
. .1.1;1.<1 with private family by
114111 (1: quick‘habits. (‘nnretm-nt
.\‘411\\ all; it. R. Station. Best In-
-~-11-111-~-.<. Address stating parti<
~. "l'nrniauent" Box, Sentinel Uf—
\ ‘ .\ l‘l-Iii 'I‘U RENT~ 4 room with im-
11 . :1.--nr. by 501mg American couple.
1 it, )4. care ent'mel.
'»\£'i'i{i1 \\';1ilt'0¢:2 in small family,
11
p.121». Apply to Mrs. P. M.
- Norman. (‘onn.. Telephone 16“.?)
-1111. ,
‘. !’I~.%i Experienced maid for
" I'o-rmnnent position it sat-
1 1"1"-
Apply 209 East W'ashing-
1.1 51
1. ‘-.\‘Tl~jil - Experienced
hand em-
! In-lwrwrs on dresses and waists
I - 1. 111-» work. iod pay. Grace Em-
1 I- 1‘. “Works. 8 llunt'ord Place, Tel.
lGrove St.,
. furnace. range: good location: in
.I'ORBII-l
FOR SALE—Buick 'l‘ourIn car. 44‘“
tinder. Phone A“; h
FOR SALE—Overland 1916 touring,
car, good running condition, extra.
tires and tubes. Buckle, 8 Cove Ava,
LEast Nomlk.
FOR SALE—About 3 acres or very fine
land. fruit trees, little wood budding,
on l-‘lax Hill road, very low price {or
quick buyer; 101' particulars address
110x Land, care Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Lexington six touring
car; just out of paint shop. all new
lll‘t'S and many extras; car must be
been seen to be appreciated. Phone
376 between 8 and 11 and 2 and 5.
FOR S.Al;]i-r(jllf’>lt’l‘ white pigs also
one sow due this month with third
Inter: some one year old. Sheep. 1.
McQuire. 2:2 iloward Ave. East Aor-
walk.
I-‘tllt SALE—~0m- Dodge sedan. pi‘zu:
ll(‘zill_\' now. also one Ford commer-
1i:1l car in good condition. Cunning-
117%" & Bach, 15 Marshall St., or phone
..,I _
I‘tlll SALEA-ln room house. all kinds
truits: 1 1-2 acres. barn and out-
building. cheap for cash, leaving
tor-1:.
tinel.
Address Advertiser, care of Syn.
I‘Ui: 5.11.15 r-llnust‘ :1an carat: some
lllllli"l‘u't'lllt'lll>. 1|} Iiuwience SL. So.
N111 \1 :1 Ik.
i-‘Ul-i SAI-I‘JfiUutboard motor for row
l)o.’1|._ l’rim- $40.00. Address P. O.
Box 1‘1}. limwrton. Conn.
i-‘UI’. L<1\I.I'1~ Smith motor wheels:
1 la‘rans motor; 1 Pierce bicycle-
.»\1=c: 1’1 l’..\i. 129 Main Sr, Norwalk.
‘)
I‘Uli SALE—~21 farm
.‘ilrs. \\'111. lleinhnrl.
Norwnll: 11‘: phone 91312.
horse. Inquire
1) Grand 51..
I-‘1H: SAIIZ i’rivnte Hilt) 111' i'urni»
lure, bedding. bticrubiuc and turni-
trzrc «moment-lug ’lhursday lrom 1"
A, M. '0 4 l’. .\I.. Selwux's Bungalow,
ii -il lslflll'l.
l'UIl SALE Motor boat, huntiuc ca-
'lun 1-1111.~cr. L’s-fret. l'hont- 22:05
.‘Nmuulk.
l'Ol! SALEA— I)ldsmobilc, tir‘ylinder. 5-
..-.~~-n;:<-r IUIII'IIIL: car. 1919 model.
.1 good condition, run mil}. 6.-
es. Address (ieo. Broumhead.
Box 11”. ltouayton. (‘1)1111. '
l-Xll: SALE—Ono 4-crcle. 23A('_\lli’ltli.'l‘.
151:1». Alumina engine. lticco Bros.
1.: \\ o'ulunt'd Aux. Tel. 46?.
run >211»: ()ne 115E r6711 ton
_tru;l’. lticcio Bros. Garage, 17}
\‘.1.11111v.‘:..1l Ave. Tel. 1167.
_‘ ‘ O
Fill; SAM-I»()Verland Roadster. 1920
1111.115-1‘. bought only three months
111:1). T1111 extra tires, one new-r run.
spotligh', legal lenses. starter. etc. Ex-
(‘I-llvnl condition. Bargain. inquire
llour (Mitt-e. 74 Washington sll‘t‘t'l,
South Norwalk.
I-‘(lit SALE~cheral small tarms, «'1'
to 20 acres. good buildings: :1 low
miles out. $2,501.! to $4.800; 1-2 cash;
Also farms. 4'} to 1211‘! acres. (has.
Korn, :22 Main Street, Phone 405. Nor-
walk. l
FOR SALE—7 room house. all 1:11-
plpvements. electric light. gas. heat.
range, bathroom. lot 120x200, $4.5M.
1-31 cash. (fall 9" Winfield Street. East
Norwnlk or Phone 1422-2. -
FUR SALE—Small'larm: includes 1’.
cows and tools. Inquire Stefani.
Bridge St.. East Norwnlk.
FUR 3111.114; 1313111
house. all im~
provoments in rel‘ini-d neighborhood.
Bargain it sold soon. Groham Print.
Phone 416. 4 Elizabeth St.
l-‘OR SALE—One oak sideboard. one
tour burner gas range. inquire. 16
South Norwalk or phone
185212.
FOR’ SALE—~A few desirable houses
6 rooms. hntn. etertzic light, gas.
Oder-
ate price. South
Norwztlk.
FOR SALE—Property
shall St... suitable for grain. coal or
éttoraq‘?‘ Tfi lei] amaze] onC19 Union
. e a c at .. ‘
Norwnlk. Conn ey 0 South
Address. Box 625.
at 15 Mar-
\ ‘~ l‘l‘llP—Junitress at the Regent;
more: hours 7 (1.111. to noon. Ap-
1 - ' 1 Mr. Mct‘nrthy at Regent.
‘-.\"l‘EIl—2 or 3 unfurnished rooms
1- 1h unprovements; 2 adults. 0. K.
1‘ uric-es. Address XYZ, care Elev
11-1 .1 Sentinel.
‘1. ‘~.\"I‘IZIiaC’oml'ortahle and
lumiktus‘t near station for young
111111 in business in New York. Ad-
" 1-“ BM: 5. Sentinel.
room
v. .\NTEI)—Dl;hvvash91‘,
white.
(41..
3mmrt:oé(‘o‘13r:dm‘ kitchen_ '
Room and board and good salaryéntdo
right party, A ly at n
i’flnliuckemq pp 9 Ce. Hotel
'1111: BOSTON STORE requires—salt;-
\romen for several departments: ex-
1« ‘.1“n('e not necessary. Apply at store.
\‘1A.\'TED—-—Embroiders and crochet.
headers on waists and dressesnvork
run-n outpgood pay. Roth's. 23 Ely
Aw. Phone 1514.
V. \_.\'TEl’) TO RENT—A store on‘
Washington St.. or North Main St..
‘ 1 responsible people. Write Zeeman,
’ Stratford Ave, Bridgeport.
‘3 “NTED-Slenoflapher with com
111 owledge of bookkeeping. Office ex-
" 1-;uce unnecessary. Answer in own
"II\\"rlting with wage expected. C.
. >r-ntinel,
or
So. Main
Ham” d L h colored
01‘ une .
South Norwalk. 6
‘l
l1
.
\'~ \TEI)—Experienced for
, ’-“‘v:Il“'av truck, salary man; pre-
"I Apply office of Samuel Roodner.
V1 ‘~\"I‘EI)—Boy for
man
FOR SALE
Residence at
207171111; Hill Road
Belonging to estate of Frank-
lin A. Smith. Lot 67-ft. by
_125-ft. House contains 10 rooms,
2 extra. lavatories, 1 extra. toilet,
firezplaces on 2 floors, excellent
heating system, oak floors,
chestnut trim. Garage for 1 car.
For particulars Address F. Ir-
ving Smith, No. 32. Rimmed
Ave, South Norwalk, Conn.
INSURANCE
and
REAL ESTATE
For Particulars Ask
JOHN T. HAYES
No. 7 Main St., Norwalk
i'Nonwanx — new roux
. Tasman-mox-
Hnnnhemer Argo-H1, y
Kong Distance tiling
wag-mince»— service-
minor: mum: sons“
general office mmm .
1.1111.— ,_ One who can make hlmaelf 39 81"
“ 4-17.: care Sentinel. PHONE 1540. I
F _.‘ L1 .
Swazinel ’ ‘
R"*‘Jl.'3. “ant Advs. Brut. M —'l'ry n classified: ntelflsement in
RICHAD H. SEDGWICK. Public Ac-
countant. Time to have your books
examined. Tax Expert. Audits. Ap-
praisals. Reports. 6 Discuss Court,
Norwnlk.
LOAN—Taylor &_ Goldenshnve 83.500
to loan on good- first. man...
Telephone 1230. ‘
HARRY P. TRIPP,” Contractor Paint.-
er; estimates cheerfully given. Tel.
842—14, Charles B. St. South Norwnlk.
HIGHEST {PRICES paid for cattle and -
calves, also hogs and poultry. Ad-
dress H. Zl‘otkln d: Son, Conn. Ave,
Scuth Norvvaik. C0nn.. Tet. South Nor-
walk, 207s. Drop postal and I will call.
RUTA & AGNESE, \"holesale Fruits
and Vegetables; also local and long
distance moving. 8 Lexington Ave.
South Norwalk, Conn.
RICHARD DEANE. 19 Union Street.
South Norwalk. Plumbing and
Heating. Steam. Hot \Vater and Gas
Fittings. Repairing promptly attended
to. Phone 2556.
H. \V. FISKB. Vocal Instructor, 01d
Italian method: teacher 01
O‘Hara; private leSeons at Studio. No.
6 Stevens SL, Phone 6554, Corner
Franklin Ave. City.
,EMIL A. KXOR, Bell Island. Con-
i traczing Painter. Grainlng. Glazing.
ilnterior Decorating. Estimates cheer.
fully given for all work. Phone 2311.
GARRIGAN & FLYNN. local and long
distance trucking at all kinds. Office
gigamy & 01., Phone 1577. House phoneg
3. 1
‘ i
WALL PAPER AruD PAINT
The Background of a Happy Home.
subdencon..
this city but left for
to make his home w
eluted with the E.
pany.
vives,
the wages of the Fireln
Fiske -
Puma!” m M
ingering: illness; was » “4*
morning, from the residuum :hp (Laces-ed is mourned by a host of
' ‘ th- ave . men s.
rdgsisitfgmsdomn' 44 www.mmlo the enmem‘ln WDIQ*hO‘.m held
from St. Mary's mi. Rov. John,
Carey being- cele ;
Walsh, deacon.“ Rev. T. J. Finn, church.
Besides his widow. who sur-‘
LEGAL NOTICE
Amended June 1011:. 1919. Relative
1 0
Sec. 1. Section "An
ordinance entitled
Ell}: u13vt(e§x)ttrt|.'tienl; for the Fourth Taxu
' Ci. of the City of ,Nonvalk."
LISKRRISItllf-Iiod. June 10m. 1919 is hereby,
amended by striking out the amend.,
ment of June 10, 1919. and substitute
inn therefor the following.—
On and after September 1st.
“- ‘ of the Fire Department shall
$552.50 per year. and of the paid
members of the tire department shall
fill-kw mar: mm Infirmary
“m"dWY "'0 silk“. all” Hm Weapon.
The fanatic! m-‘JJDloon,.wu‘bmtherg,. chi! and William Moore. all
1 died at the Nor'llk rte-aim...mer .1 of New aurora.
here he was asso-‘tord. of which the deceased was deem Prod Coloration of .206 Woo-hr
T. DuPont Com-,melnber.
rmorl Miss' an and Daniel McCarthy. . ..._.— . ‘
and Who was to Y Elly: H. “my “d M. J. MM..01-.‘tte‘ 1m His ball ha. been. fixed, WESTPO‘RT. Sept. ”dried“.
Homo Lod e, K.-ol C.. of New}. “0.
dment to an Ordinance 88 whom “a J, 115, McMghm m L, 1:, It is likely) that the pair will be re-
An Amen to Council, represented the Water-witch moved to Bridgeport by the 5W9“!-
imam cermn Hose Company. of New Milford. The men: new. if “193’ do not “00004 In
Ordinance flower-bearers were Leo Murphy and
to the Establishment, o! a J. R. Hulton. of New Milford.
tery.
1920. Bosworth. of 5 Henry streeté wil‘I lie
‘ 1‘ 1 9'“ ‘c 0(-
r~ or compensation 01 the held Friday nfttrnoon at ...1 o .
mp gal. ) be from the late home.
Snavely
Christ. ctr-wit:
W‘ ~ ‘ 2-521
8002! RUNIQE_ 8 IN JMLlXEY' 3,
Boathouse colon“ Hum if”:
tuned MAY-e. .
sen-Ion;- sqm , am
In of as ‘Whlloomureet; New-HI-
Besides the immednte relatives.
my beautiful aafltmm
sweet, Nani-lam. driver of the truck»
. w : E. J. Finne‘iwhieh mount mean 11th to“
The 1’81”)”er ere of this from the Earths-led truck, is also in
bondsmsn 1 may. Their trucks
have both been seized and are stored
‘ . d
t. ma "5 ceme- In a local garage. The whiskey an
name“ was in S 1‘) alcohol is at police-headquarters.
l People 0" “orwalk are beginning to
wonder 1.; wire; 01- not the road in
,front of thn Norwallt freight station
Funml of Mrs. Bosworth.
The funeral of Mrs. Julia Shepherd
all appearances instead of closing up
at all it looks as it the. gap was get-
ting bigger and blzger each day.
S.
will
Rev. John
ofl'iciating. Interment
2 .50 ‘mr week for the first year.~
Ez‘SIlffl selcond year $26.00 per week.f
tor the third year and ‘each \ear theta,
atter. $28.60 tier \VPé‘K. which saint).
shall be payable weekly. and thechicffl
of the fire department Shall “9‘9ka
prepare and present towthe ( itv t ler...
the pav roll of said tire department:
Whit-h pay roll shall lie certtttefl by.
the said chiei to be true and correc ‘l
and the (‘ity ('lerlr. 1s hereby authoriz-i
‘tl and Int-'II‘IICIPII to draw an order 1
on the (‘ity Treasurer cach'week 113321
able to $8111 chief (1f the tire depart-1
ment for ti." nt‘wunt nfltlr’ ‘z'ecklr pay:
roll so (ortit'iwl :1.» by him. ‘
Sec. 2. All muLinances or parts "I or-
.Iust received ten thousand rolls ct
wall paper. Latest designs and coloring:
with pressed imr-lnrs. You know that;
Natl paper ar‘lvuncn-S in price like. every-i
thing else. But before going rome place‘
else and pay high prices 1 wish you wouldl
took'nver my Htm‘k first and ewe {mm}
35 to 50 per cent. Estimates cheerfully.
elven on paper and painting. Paint nnd’
paper now and save money.. i
ALEXANDER WHITE I
15 Lowe Street. Tel. 2l7iiL.
Writs—NonwiLKs- ELECTRIC c‘o—ft
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 1
Telephone 959 ‘
207 East Washington St.. 80. Net-walk3
51 Osborn Ave.. East Norwalk
Ray Werme, Mgr.
‘WIre for U. and We'll win for You“
_ L_.__. 1
CURRING. gutters. lawn rolling. con—l
creiinz. tar w lks done in first-
:las: six-In. i. C ark. (three with Nor-l
Hill: SanIv Co.. 108 Water St. Phenol
TO LET
IT) LET A s‘nre, number 29 Ely Anni
Inquire 29 lily Awnue. 3
TH ild'l‘ ()nr- 1.11:..- turnishe-d romnl
with two beds suitable for two
zenilrino-n or couplr. 2" Elm St...
t'hone 627-4. 1
’1‘0 Li-ZT~»l-‘11rnislieci room or part of!
my home with privilege of house!
keeping. Adults only. References re-j
quired. 4 llant‘ord I'lace. Phone 25:“.
ed rooms :‘or housekeeping. Improve
ments: entirely separate living rooms.
Finn oppormnilv to reliable partv. ‘.’.'1
Munrot- St.
adults only. rent. SIS. inquire ot'
Joaelowky or E. Gorhnm (‘1).
To I.ET~ “5,...
R. i
l
.. set 01' rooms. |
‘ga'. ll 12 ldlv Ave.
Niger. 15 Lowe St.
.__ __ .___ L. ~__._.—_. .
TO I.F_IT—~l“nur rooms. 35 Raymond
St. South Norwalk.
n
inqui: e Mrs.
TO LET— F‘ront ofl‘iv-e formerly occupi-
ed by J. It. Taylor. Attornev-at'an.
For iurtlier particulars, inquire at of~
t'ice Old Wo-l‘. (“igar Co.
Tf‘) I.ET—-Two front
Schultz’s market.
and \Vnshinztttn St.
lice. Rent $20.00. For further parti-
cuars. inquire office ()ld Well Cigar
(‘0.. or John Neugabour on premises.
CARPETS cm
It is our business to Clean
Carpets and Rugs, and by hand
process to restore the colors.
Goods called for and delivered.
Connecticut Carpet
Cleaning Co.
Geo. 8. wyman. Hunger
l7 CEDAR STREET PHONE 969
SOLVENT NOTICE -
District of Norwalk, 53.. Probate
Court, Augusv 16th. A. D.. 1920.
Estate of Jeanette E. Scofield late
of Norwalk. it: said District. deceased,
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
:' .zved six months from the date'here-
ot' tor the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement,
Thuse who neglect to present thelrt
accounts, properly
said time. will be debarred a recovery!
All persons indebted to said Estate‘
rooms
Railroad Ave.
Suitable for of-
ment to
GEO. H. VOSBURGH. Executor.‘
LOST.
LOST—834 in bills Wednesday eve-
ning between Cluett 8: Peabody and
J. M. Layton's. $5.00 reward for re-
gurn to Stephen Kiska, 15 Church St..
South Norwalk.
LOST-flue tan brief case, mark H.
T. I... on Saturday. August let, be-
tween Com Bench and Dar-lea. Lil»
gala 1-1:”? Iante! nol ligation asked:
0 n erna avenue dice.
Bridgeport, Conn. O
LAOOR DAY SENTINE.
Next Monday (Labor Day) The Sen-
tinel will be issued as a morning pa-l
ments should reach the once of pub-
;he Sentinel to: muses-aunt,”
per. Bid] ‘scores, news and advertise'
licaticn 'early Sunday evening. l
'. 5 A! A: ’s a -v a.» ~. ‘s u fink-M «JAVAQL-w—«g— ,
T0 LET-«fl rooms with improvement} :1
Iizht and‘
over ,. 7
attested. within I
are requested to make immediate pawl ,
lllnal’lr-es hr-rw:r~l‘ore enacted and in
lelsisIl-nl herewith are horcoy re-
ltpllltl, ‘ . ‘ ‘
Ilzrtnl .11 1h“ ('11) mt .\11r\\'al=t. this
“let 111) 111' Amalie”. “121.9.
. . 1» - .(1 , '
Am" “L .i 2115311131 DONOVAN 3
Mayor. 1
Attest ~ 1
IRVING ll. ROBERTSON l
(‘ity (‘lerk 1
__._ -.-..w _ WW-.- ._.... .- .w . 1
LEGAL NOTICE 1“
:1n 0rdi-:
ot the”
Ann-riding
to the Salary
An Ordinance
tianre Relatin-
.-\.\<1»..'1n: S'reet t‘munussinner. 1
IiU ii ordained 11:: the (‘ouncil of the.
('7ix- of Nnt‘wall“: l
Suction 1, Thai «within ordinance:
'entitlmi “an ordinanc» "riaiivu In comm
pensatinn of variant I'nv «mu-1:11.: and;
liniployes minim-11 In the Formal of"
thp t‘ity o1 Iimwalk ".1111 approved lzyl
- 1hr- ;lnwn- 1.; said ("£11 lv‘ehruarv 10th, ’
It'l‘i. as amended l’t‘t‘vnlhfil‘ l2tli.‘
'51"; and Anglo: 1511b. 1918 respectI-l
rely is herehv amended hy‘striklng Out 1
the 111llmrin2 piovisirm thereof: “As-l
sislani Siren: (‘omtnL—sioner one at
$35.1m [mt‘ woek? and substituting in;
pine“ therent'. “Assis'ant Sift-'11 t‘nm;
missinner on:1 .11 3151-1: I‘t‘i' week. to}
commenCv Supt: mbrr 151. 1924." ‘
Srf‘lltlll ’ All Ordinances and DHPIS’
-
11f Urdinnm-M inconsistent hereuithi
tn hereby “pooh-d
Ilutwl at -he ('ifir t-l’, Net-walk. this
"71‘: 11a} :1; Annex H210.
Appmrud 7 « 3'
JEREMMH DOYOVAN ?
' Mayor. ‘
Attest—
IRVINl‘. I). ROBERTSON
"i‘_\‘ (”1th
To incur—A 111v;— beautifully turnish- ~ 1 \‘
o
._ ‘¢
V ‘L. ’. M- ‘—
8cene from "Genius and the Crowd.” George M. Cohan mooring:
der Mr. Cohan's personal direction, a: the Regent theatre ton-g . .
ate now selling.
OPENING
SILK. SALE
— of”—
“MESCO” Brand
S [LES
‘mvonmm: Maw
APPROVE INCREASE
will ever be “1“" "film" and from ;hYsicimfl.
chants.
tearoom manage“.
and many others.
. 1. TRUST CO.
‘ (“drafts on your out °f 1°“ '
u m the preferred shares of”,
m.mr cm OUR»
Lani- not.“ the opening or com
Stock amnion-tum a 13m”
nee o! mmwm-bw when:
b his mum ‘ friends were received. van; on»: of the win-brand ale-nu mom in “ecu-Mn rails.
a." 1“..sz Wéhieysnng~“cnlvury” at the. “vacuum-amt! by mom. tun-Mr stock: were m
. Jeers, after hi. truck had overturned: “1,. mm with-mu o: the not
i There were ddemiom from Hou- metal in the city lock-up polarity. summit“ and 0113' but man:
d sod formerly, resided in satanic'Lodge; K»: o! (3.. and the We. Rodin-boo. mm. to obs-in the 50: othnr "m of the list wn w
The cc” Worcester, 31.35., “twitch Rostrum. of New Mfl- $131,000 and by the gavel-“:0 ‘ cmm‘
wool-v
the schootbcud in...“ a I'm-
pristion o: "3.550 (or the coming 7*: _
o- much larger and than not m
m approved by a median)! the 5.7-.
payers here.
___________.._._ .
Attendance at the recent-W».
of the National Federation of Bulbs.
(1 Professional
St]. Paul included an nviatrlx, n no“:
a. city editor. and an x-my sped-l
Women’s elm“
well as war-Ion 11mm, “'3'“?
s datum. bank“ “‘1
ins-rum non-m-
f mots, .
8r {rationing a“
The Growing.
Need
"Of a. bank account must b0-
come apparent as your busi-
.ness increases. Such an ac—
lcount canbe of 81“!“ ml
1
to you.
THE PEOPLE’S
in addition to caring for 1°“
néywill collea note! “In
I
l
customers. It will W
l notes you receive in as
tlements. thus giving you
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WE ARE THE SELLING AGENTS OF MESCO SILKS FOR SOUTH NORW’ALK. MESCO SILKS NEED
WOMEN—THE QUALITY IS GUARANTEED. AMONG OUR BEST SELL-
INTRODUCTION TO
ING NUMBERS ARE——
40 Inch
HIGH LUSTRE
CHARMEUSE
" Black, white, brown,
navy, taupe; formerly-
$5
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‘SALE PRICE 5329*
Yard Wide
Pure Dye Chifibn
TAFFETA
3A1] desirable colors.
formerly $3.50—
QSAL’E Pmcn $2.25 ,
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7’.
40 _ Inch.
Crepe de Chino
Ekceptional ' quality,
. ‘oolonlhnitedr;~;former-
“SALE Plug; $2.19
Meson Silk Shir-tings, Crepe Meteors and Milly. Other
Seasonable Weaves.
this wondedul'WrtnnitplanalliSilks.
11 NO. MhIanty
These Prices, Are For a LimitediTime. We also have
Now. is the time to take advantage. all
M
NeWYork Ladies’
Tailor"
I South Norwallt.
40 Inch
Crepe de Chine
All colors; formerly
$225-
SALE PRICE $1.49 .
40 Inch
Extra Heavy
GEORGE'ITE
,All colors; formerly
$2.25—
SALE PRICE $139
36 Inch
Sbft Final!” '
. WASESMIN-
’ White's-and-fluh; for-
.” »merly “$269“
to 51v .
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Norwalk Chronicler