'Hfir‘é‘E:V)—v'l‘w gm :m'nl' i1 squnré
‘ (-11: 14:.\-1.‘ ew-nings.
Vane.
M Ixmndress wanted ior
2.311111} lnmzoi Mrs. H.
6 View Crest, or Tele-
.l ARDERS \VANTED—VVill board 1
m 2 J ‘31.. age 5 to 10. School near.
.; i 54.09 per week. or $20 8.1.1011!!!
xix-.mce Good home. White or
A F, \\'.. 27 Fitch St., East Nor-walk.
,,"
.‘x’T WED—Maid tor general house-
m: 18 Fiance SL. Norwalk. Phone
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'- N? iiu—Yonne lady to ~work in
were. Fine chance for ad-
. Apply Atu‘ell's '_Tea.
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“(95$
Washington SL. 5. h
1 or 4 unfurnished rooms.
«keeping. Man andawife.
one ol our employes. Tilly
ingl— \l‘ot‘ks. North Main
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f'~;‘.lw"ltmr-lner maid. Apply at
J..rue.-. '
LOST
Sahlrdzl; ix: VBar'ner ' Shop
Sr, lmwlxnm scarfpin
diamond. Finder please
94.“ Reward.
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. lax—id ‘W'. iRaymtmd‘
UNDERTAK‘ER
T: 5 --Office, 1103: House. 693
:7 WASHINGTON-ST.
use: RED MEN‘S BUILDING.
Business Opportunity
1 ’ plan whereby holder
. . 9i mining
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C.
of
and other listed
~' conven their losses
; ; .51?
SEE MR. PALMER,
- '- 21G. 1 “rs! fiith 5L. New York
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' Two Gent. '3 word; minimum charge sac-pamcsnmu $1.:‘thi nouns moo.
T'OR SAISE
FOR SALE—\‘l’ill sell eihter together
0r separate. One 11$ horse power
marine gas motor with all parts but
coil and battery. and one cane. In—l
quire of C. L. Raymond, 3 Ely avenue.
FOR SALE—~20 pullets. Inquire of F.
Yong. 1'38 East Ave. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Anchor Winter To .
Dodge 1819 “Touring car. practical 1:
new, for sale. RMAN, care Tilly
Auto W‘orks: Main St.
170?; sAl.E———Paige Touring Cur, sport
model. practically "l~."-\'. lirsl-class
condition; price attractive. Phone
46§ for particulars.
FOR SALE—Ornamental and flower-
ing trees, bushes and shrubs. Having
purchased nursery section 017 the Ro~
wayton greenhouse, We filter this fine
stock at bargain prices. Reynolds
Wtry I'm-m~ Highland Ave, Phone
FOR SALE—20 fine Rhode Island Red
pulletsac $1.00 each if all taken at
once. ’Arthur Keyworth, 22 Grove St.
FOP. SALE—4Chevrolet touring car.
.Model 490. In good running condi-
“on. Must be sold at once. Very
cheap. Call at 31 Merwin St., or Phone
1192-12.
. “Monoclonal
Local id Long Instance Moving.
Soggy Bros" 71 Cedar street.
’ Phone 3l8.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Largest selection: on stock and
lowesnpfices. Now is the time to
paint and: save there-aria“ from de-
beforo the stormy weather- sets to
o
ca ,
’éstimaua cheerfully given, and
promptly «attended to.
ALEX WHITE. _
35 Lowe 8t. el. 21.39
J. M. SAYS
I'll fix it if it's electrical. In my re-
pair shopyin them: or" the Mahacke‘
mo Hotel. Block.
Will make 'st repairs email
electricalmerch dice. and appliances.
-i\'ai1cuum cleaners, tans. irons, a spec-
a tr, “
Yours for Service,
J. 31. MOELLER.
Electric Shop
in rear of Mahacltemo "Hotel,
Norwalk. Conn.
CARRIGA‘N & FLYNN. local. and long
distance trucking of all kinds. Office
gem-y d: Co. Phone 1527. House phone
3.
CURBlNG. gamers. lawn rolltnz. con-
creting. tar ‘walks done in hrs-
1. Clark. oflice with Nor-
v (20.. 108 Water St. Phone
South
class style.
FOP. SALE—Upright piano. fine con-
dition. Reasonable. Call any time
‘this week. 9 Isaac St.. or Phone 267-2.
FOP. SALE—A Matheusek
1153110 in‘ perfect condition.
Ave. or Tel. 1648.
FOR SALE—PRIVIT HEDGE”\'€FY
”fine qualils“. C. Conlstock. Edgewood
uprzlhl .
55 Cove
Ave. ott‘ Sound View Ave. South
Norwalk.
F0 R SALE—~1ln-rooln house con-
minntes tOQtation. Inquire 11 High
St. South Norwalk. Tel. 1722.
FOR SALE—On easy terms; up to
date residence. finest location in
town; le>:~: than house can be built l‘or.
George Mitchell. Telephone 1361.
D: you save junk?
‘ Do .01; want to get a good price?
.l,‘ so, sell it to
JAFF’E d" ASH
-."—o w." pay you the price for
in 33': rd rags and everything
...
TELEPHONE 498.
via 2'33 buy furniture.
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RVICE
M. H. CONN
3‘? Vfashing'tcn St. So. NOT‘Wllk
‘ St ("10' “‘OFII.
I Turn". Letters. Cir
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ly .a question of where you
.3 your suits
TAILORED
l’ we tailor thcm'for you, you *
.2 money by havinguo—do~oo. «
Carr: in and let us take your "
today. We gnome "
all. cut and finish. Suitomade,
:1” from “Ismail, comm.
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NORTH MAIN ST.
864.
Deon-n ;
‘FRIII‘J‘. (’13 NOTICE.
: u!‘ \ufltalk. “.JVIVIUIL’? (lain-Q
“ 33.—-—,\. ID. 1920.
iv (‘lmrerrllcut 0" \T.lrshall“J'.1
lJt' of Alli-mink in the girlie
.ll rsv}. (let-eased.
raw-as. written applicntion has
made to this Court by the execu-A
the- will of Said deceased. pray"-
IERg
If 0’
1. .; for masons therein eetltorth tor.
an order authorizing and empowering‘
her to sell the inventoried real estate<
of said estate:-
(trdc-n-«l. Thrt mid aop‘iwotion ‘be‘
heard fk’i‘l (lv'ermine-l at tlit l’rolmted
C){fi(‘:'. ll" Nor-walk. on thé 4th day of
Navam‘w‘r. 1920. at 10 o'clock fore—
ooon: and that public notice them
be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this «otdcrinw’q
newspaper having a circulation in
an S Marten-atria.“ mow ’
a» ”-3 day of hearing. .
HENRY W. GRmOBT
Judge.
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H)LVENT NOTICE.
:- 4.1.1.1 “won-1i -
‘- «alter 21, —A. D. 10%.
firms- of Marshall J. Conch. late of
Alt-‘rljale. New Jersey. the“ » 5
The Court of Probate forties" ‘
I“ ‘ o? Sol-walk. hath limited and
kw i sit months from the date 1': "'—
rm the creditors of mid Ednte to
5‘1""le their claims - , '
'r * ’fie who neglect to p - -
counts. properly Multan“
I‘m willabemm- A“
w V3113 indebted comm? W on ref
;;a.\lyd t0 mks,
.‘r
Missornl A. W
3‘9 3134‘
wYorki ”163213!” ,
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Garages. Steel or wood. Portable.
Buildings (or ever)" purpose Ereczerl
bv Eagle Construction (30., Bridgepolt.
Local agents, LEARY & CO. 7 Rai‘
mad Ave.
7 Railroad Place
«(‘idvl barrels. 55 gallons.
hard wood, lrwsh, (ll-an syrup bar-
mlf—. used onlv om-e. $6.5»! each: ntw
oak lunch, 50 gallons. paralline inside
fine lm- wine direct nom the factory.
Ellilriln’F‘Qfl not to ltflk. $10.30 oar-ll:
2;. gallons. $7.5m each. Reynolds
{31".}"5' Farm, Highland Ave, Phone
A «U.
F0 SALE
FOR SALE-4‘. houses at 19-21 Union
street. buildings for rent, at 15
Marshallstreet. The Hatch d: Bailey
LCo. ,__ - .;
FOR-SALE
Property well located just off West
2-1 1:0. Home. ' rooms. all improve—
.‘l't .
:4—""“: also :«family house'-
\xilll
L1; .‘x'olvrulk. prize
licnlus‘s
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
No. 7 Main Street
REAL ESTATE
15!
$92.1le- :
INSURANCE
mom
TO LET—~Flne furnished room to right
party, 21 No. Main St, 1 flight up.
TO LET-Rooms to let. Inquire G-
(lrcen. 100 Ta_\lor avenue.
T0 LET—Newly erected building.
space tor about 10 or 12 trucks on
Franklin street, directly opposite Mad-
ison St. for any purpose but public
garage business. Apply at Harris .&
Guns Co.
r5 1.3?1—si3r172'é' Ward Ave.
épply United Grocery Co. 20 N. Main
8.
1'0 LET-01: >High§and Ave, 144mm
"1‘9“.59- suitable for two congenial.
families. All improvements. One acre
of land. all kinds of fruit, 3 minutes
from trolley. "Phone” 172. "
FOR >88;me Space, house-
hold furniture. Separate rooms.
gong—fire [vigor fillings. Hubbell Coal
* W .’ c.,' augn k.
Tel. “131.01%. '96. m Donn.
PROFESSIONAL.
. hills. IDUIBE GA.
Private Lessons in Dancing. 1 Mott
avenue, Norwalk Conn. Tel. 1838.
wn~.'
\‘enient for one or two families. Five '
trims-cws-nwnts, locum] well. in.ti\’e concern has contracted
tor par- ‘3 number of engines here. takin: in
.\‘orwalk my,”
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BREWER-WEN
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If Americans feel that their subways.‘
raillwimls and trolley: cars are crowd-'
r—d. conditions in Rumania and other:
parts of the Balkans are worse. Rail-l"
road tramc today in Romania ie so;
great that passengers
roofs ol army train by the hundredd
VC'mn the tops 0:" the trains are soé
crowded that they can hold no more?
the passengers cling to'the romaine2
hoards. ride on the bumpers and ever. '.
on the underframcwork of the (a..f
The fare is the same whether the
passenger rides in a compartment or;
rm the roof of the car. Accidents?
are frequent. Often when a train;
has entered a tunnel a number of:
passengers have heen swept off the
roof to their death. l
Tne (-cngesfld traffic is due to the.
small number of locomotivrs anvil
coaches available and to insifllr‘lenti
trackage. Mom, of the country‘s roll»:
in: stock was carried off by :he GC‘l‘—-;
mans 0r destroy-ed. Some of the!
locomotives and cars have been re-E
plated, but the number is for from'
admzuate. A large American locomo-
:n semi:
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pafs‘lllent a quantity of oil. . ;
Thcze are at present less than 3 000.
locomotives in Runmnia. including.
newly-acquired province: of
Transylvania and Bessarahia. About:
half this number are in ordur. Most’
of them are of German or Hungarian,
constmrtkln. There is such a short-l
age of passenger. coaches that ho:
moi-ten are used for the cou ves'ance ,
of the public. a
The total trackage in Greater “ll-i
mania is about 10.500 miles. 'l‘hk:
has to serve an area of nearly 200,;
square miles and a ‘mlntionk
of 181100.000. Many of the steel rails
are almost entirely worn out and the
road beds are in need of major re~
pairs. Romanian railway (facials
say that American railroad 'men
and engineers would do well to
investigate business prospects in
Romania. Railroads must be construe
ted and others double-tracked. The
country will bequire an enormous
quantity of railroad supplies to re-
equip and reconstruct the lines that
altered during the «war. Bridges
also must be built, canals cut and
harbors amended.
km a cluslflea advertisement "I!
tho San-ox.
IF BAOKAOHY ‘Q'R ' '
KIDNEVB BOTHER
Eat lean meat. also take glass of
attain-(mummy
bnakk’st.
FOR
SALE
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Urlc Add immhm‘fie' Hel-
neys, they become overworked: get
sluggish, .a‘ene. at”! 'l‘e’elme‘ lumpé
of lead. The urine Wetland”
no ‘blukbr is irritated. 1mm”
be obliged to seek relief two of'throe
' during the night. When. the
kidneys clog ”fund Zoom-7m
web on" the bodV's nrlnous ,wnste
. .. you’ll be a real sick person shortly.
At first, you feel a. dull misery in the
kidney region, you suffer from back.
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wreaths is bad.
Eat Jan moot. drink lots of water:
also gtifrom my Wt four
ounce” of W
4-th Ralwmeaublo and that
toting mny mules." The silhou~
A pllag mums which swings toward
the back. The long mayor: cit-o
ride on the? y
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,_ IRE Fill. SUITS,
Flmnessrat Back, Figure Remain-
ing Slender. Flat in Front
'and at Sides.
mammal mm!
Tendency to Depart From Fnihlon
Except in High-Friend W
Feathers Are Mon'lmport-
out “In ‘Ever.
“It is easy to bring out a new :11-
houette.” said fine of our mt
Merino “goers, “but to lunch
women wlll accept ls a problem of-
ette which a prominent American
firm. noted for its beautiful suits. is
advocating this mason. and which Ip-
pears ln all of. their smartest creations.
shows fullness at.the back. thngm-e
remaining very §ender and flat in the
tron: and at the sides.
A suit of black velours dlsplayed
revealed this silhouette. The upper
section of the coat is cut to a point
in the back. ‘very much like an old-
tashioned basque. The lower or skirt
portion ls attached to this with a. rip-
. «an within-‘63:! who“ and
'O'I‘wflle "‘chfll’on*paided mm m.
stitchhg.
Pom otineemt In mum than
the More the noted-ls. use
Mowd'me mm mm 1: I!
revival of old-{ashloned smooth—an-
lslzedi’. doths touch as mm.
Velotis ind Means lmmt
Blackzébmwns and More the lend-
lng worn. with. at course. how blue.
whlcmis always popular with Amer!-
cnn women.- reg-Mes: of what other
column be advoasedby those who
make minions.
29m}: For for"TrlM&fl.
Thqo it n tendency coupon-rm
im- an mug. W in very m
pm, :1. The costotunmud
materials 15:30. gm: It the wt
time an s new with M
pmhllfluve and may be cussed among
the lam-lea. “Braids, wool stitching
and potent leather bonds no mood In
lien 02 for. Bond. of plotted or ma
cloth «tinged profusely. These no
sometines lined will!) a controlling
color In the form of piping to produce
a very pretty color effect. These
stripseof fluted 2W 3mm. t»
appeaunce of boats. ,
That the minds of dresarnnkers and
aiming-s are working along'lhe same
lines in evinced by the hat worn with
this silt. which, although normtde es-
peclally for it. con-fies out the some
lden. "the crown and upper brim areI
of blue velvet. while the facing“ gel-1
low silt. The brlm ls encircled iy
t-cllo'.w‘nu:lcs it: I give mm of-
1 fort on the plalted section. at doth
on the suit.
‘nrnld is used In such untitle- that
the designer‘s lugs-my has been
taxed to the utmost mum: out
'new toys of applying it. An original
mottled of using braid mm in noth-
er suit. Whig! an out halt! at, over:
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out is‘olnhorawy'a-brddend in
Jul! no. The altar. “at“ n:
the bottom of the coat and cuffs are
of brown chiffon banded with mole-
ddn.
fitting except for the rippling section
at the back, is cut away sharply ing
the front so that from the waistline
'lt merely covers the hips. revealing
monumuont “the mm. which a
slender and straight. being little more
than a length ot‘me cloth wrapped
about the‘ngnre and doing at the;
back filth one side lapping over the;
other. The upping portion hung:
hose and is. need with white bloodo i
cloth to match the facing on the hlgh
collur and the mph; or In! sleeves.
There are small mmedhack cuffs.
also rm vim white broadcloth.
Black and White Patterns.
“Arm!“ attention is paid to
every detail in suits. and this model
Who am. Buttons and lamp
am selectod with arcade-66! fire.
Me blot-bald white enem- «mu
out In [mum which are black. with
mama white and of on unusual l
0610:: dupe. The lining of the coat
I: black satin. with unset- oil-shite
nun ln‘the‘m‘ot’mm, “km;
the cited of a bold patterned black
.mmm
“Several or the “Elusive W4
in:
cm Mr W out"
M tuck. In at the “hinge and
“in mmmifioMnuwt
a min-timing” a min him-twat.
Thermt in mm blouses lies
in their colhn. which are of the plut-
W
lmtoflhedln
m a! newt-Math ‘13:
lot that buttons-mt! about the neck.
,m “mu-ell as hint trill:
”“94"“
“1'" wee-hem“!!!
.mb’tfshments are making Emil”
g1- m “We“ male;
dark blue. to m at velm‘tromv
which the suit is mm“. torch
through slits cut in'the’ddh. It Is
not stitched to the moral, but hangs s
loose. fit the end of each mo is a
pony ornament tamed of the hold.
Great interest is moment-d ml
black and willtc. both in Paris and in;
America. The French woman nn‘ectsg
black and white in her bats as well as;
in her suits and dresses. One of our?
Own trimmers. who recently returned
from Paris. sold. apropos of this craze .
for black and white: “I expect toi
‘ copy many of my French models in:
colors for the women of this country;
bed-oust: the American woman wears;
colors hetter than the Parldenne. The l
former likes to nocenluntc the color of l
her eyes. hair and complexion thmzh
her huts, and there is no country in 5
the world where the women are more;
artistic in the use of color in thelrl
domes than right here in America;
The American women have more color
than the French consequently they
caldera take to the oil black or black
and white hat with any degree of en-
lthuslm. There is a vogue {or these
71mm time to tune. but It is usually
{superseded by hot: that Show some
color.“
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Feathers are more important in the
W5 0f the hour than they ever
hive been. This means that they take;
a very prominent place. for during
the past two years quantities at tent!»
~85 have adorned clothes. but the seem-
ingly mutant used plunge hot
yen ”pears meager 111 com
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that you have ban looking for for
a time.
Jun our record club. $10 worth
“Mt, ay 50cawee’ It. For
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110 Washington Street
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Wholesole snd mun
Cigars, Cigare' ties,
Pipes and Tobacco
TARLOV BROS.
Upfl’oDau Cigar tare
Mahackomo Block, So. Not-walk
TELEPHONE 3531
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NEW REVISION OF
SHOE PRICES
All our Shoes W ‘0'-
m1!-
aone ml striking m
800 Our Window am.
Open Saturday EV.”
» IAX LEVY’S
SHOE STORE
'31 Solidi! St.
SOUTH ’NORWAI‘
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Pasteuruod'
M 11k , Cream,
{OBLIVERED TO as?” at
(”I'll 1‘68““ .
SO 'AND EAST 30““
Butler. Ennis and M
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(2)1130!!!“
DAY ‘AND 'NIGEI
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