turn
ristram
treet.
.x‘N
4 i
;.~,‘_ ‘7’ -
. . .
TED—A man to take care of low
ssure boiler from“ 2 a. m. to 12
Address Boiler. c-o Sentinel.
previous employment. with ret-
roa SALE on
S ments Arthur Waldron 2
., . . 9 Haviland
Shoe 00., 6 Union St ’
FOR SALE-d Chevrolet 1920 Model.
Ford Runabout. 1917 Model. $135.00:
1 Combination safe. 2 it x 2 ft. square.
80. Norwall; Autd. Repair Co. 122. So.
Maln‘st. Open Sundays 9 A. M.to 12.
‘. Eon SALE .
RENTI—rwo new
houses at Elton Piles. All improve
Just been overhauled. 8400.00: 1
be
\‘AX'lxiL—Expcricnced Sicnograph;
er wishes position. (”Address Box 30
-0 Sentinel; . .’ ,. . f,
ram
Five rooms with. allimu
AIS 1'23 So. Main' St. 1n-
n’
...
,— —._._‘-_ -..- .
p 1.1.. -—3 rooms. allimprovements.
170 Main street. Norwaik. Inquire
mien: Grocery Co. Phone 23!.
u LET—Furnished room for gentle
man, 1:0 Washington St., 1st floor to
izhl. - '
a 0R RENT—Three pleasant rooms on
ground floor, 10 minutes from center,
minute from trolley. improvements.
Equirn 34 Woodward ve..‘ Telephone
wnk days. 473-3. -
Inquire of Frank Libner. 2
u'nuton St., South Norwalk.
”er.
. O LET—Five rooms at No. 67 Spring
street. Inquire Mrs. R. Tat-lav. 16
.e rove street. city. Phone 1862-12.
sR RENT-Storage Space, house-
hold furniture. Separate rooms.
Semifire proof building. Hubbell Coal
g; Storage (30., Inc. Saugaluck. Conn.
tlable warehouse receipts.
‘ 13.5
-..—..—
.,.—u....V .g‘» -.-— d
FOR' BALD-o- houses at 19-21 Union
Marshall street.
at
street. for rent. at 15
buildings
he Hatch 0. Ball”
.vFor the outskirts of greater Nor-
.Man icolting for this position mustiyers in Norwalk.
sales ability and can out up semi-micron Bissell. o. 5. Terry
tor all bushes
slon basis" Andres
' Nagy Bros. short and Ian
gushing of
edar street. Phone 318.
( .-‘ .«
lor- court at Brim'l-~ ’
gave,” him de-
scription of Nor-walk.” Which had
no speak“
subject '9: his ad
Record.” “ . n
“The Superiority of the Court was
canvassmt mam
‘ the maize: of an address delivered by
Walk for taking orders or seam: Gut udto John E. Koala: of the r
Glass Clocks. and Jewelry of a certain an or . . dmflbed
line for cash or installments, and also x.tho accomplishments of man ‘
tam. orders tor in our mist the old , Connecticut is
Among those ht
well known here and have.good‘nc referred to was Thad}
&
Thomas ’
he does on a mmb- E. Butler. all former
Canvas-or. are bers of the legal f"
' . The formal s -
with an address 0
distance A mt“
Ag! 3 ,1 the Unled win
Sentinel.
all kinds.
‘ the
the United Ht.
. .Fiore Brother's’ Garage
GARRIGAN & FLYNN,
Office Leary & C0,, l’hone 1577. House
phone 363.
local and lonz'JudB‘ Than“ .
kinds that apepaled to ‘
described the
up in the distr
distance trucking of, all
Overhauling and Repairing
_11 Hanford Place ' ‘ Tel. 925
FIORE snarl-less, Props. ‘
rt LET—Three rooms with partial}
.‘npl‘nu‘me‘nts including Stationaryi
THATCHER FURNACES—Agent for
once. It you are. ready to purchase a
one-pipe heater see me before making
your
Service prompt.
View Ave. Phone 397.
distinguished c "
courts. ” '
the famous Thatcher Pipeless Fur-
Prico reasonable.
Stephen Miller, All
selection.
THINK OFlrfllim .4
W A L K - O V E R S
Right Here in Norwalk
'Wo close at D O'Clock Saturday
lowest prices. Now is the unions paint
and save the surface from decay be
fore the stormy weather sets in.
Estimates cheerfully S'V‘N‘v 3““ i‘ollows'
promptly attended to. , Mill Pond 0"
ALEX mes cm... on
. Tel. 2139
11335 Lowe 8t.
WACL PAPER AND PKI'ANTS
Largest selections on stock and . government u
way it is finanig tiled.
The dinner. it” I.
was well served.
Chickeu‘Soup a 1‘;
. .
’Colyar’s SHOE Store
31 WALL STREET. _. ,
Tel. Westport. 296. We issue nego~
J‘Hl‘Nl)—-Auto Robe. Call 37 Dnrien.
FHL‘ND—A ring. owner communicate
. D. l:.:m‘l:i‘xl. Grand Central
\' Y. .
INST—-ih‘own and white fox-etcrrlor
lmnm.
Iir Avenue?
Answers to name f‘llilly."
Phone 2349;. Margaret Gaston. 18 Ed-
Live Poultry Market
2-: \voonwann AVENUE.
Save doctor’s bills by eating
poultry you know is fresh
killed.
We have just received a high
Pommes N 1“
Half Broiled 31%“;
Green Peas French F
‘ Tomatoes on Sur
Strawberry Ice Cream
I‘t‘ml-Ta -
Fancy Cakes
FORD RADIATORS 1
$10.00 and Up. _ -
Answv’f",
Norwalk Radiator Repair.»
ing and Automobile
Exchange
26 Main Street, " Norwalk Conn
Phione 954
. we are placing 800 pairs of pumps
l ‘in one and two straps, consisting
. if all leathers: Black Kid, Brown
l Kid. Patent Colt Skin, Black suede,
Brown suede and Gray Suede in
1 Louis XIV Heels and Cuban Heels.
These pumps have just been re-
ceived and are advanced in style.
Altrmcmn-s~.. .
.. SUNLIGHT
tures, lamps, etc., on the month-
ihe city. Get our estimate be
We will wire your house for
Electric Light, and install fix '
ly payment plan, any. part of
Estate of \Villium Buchanan luic ozlJudge Nelli‘nllah‘ .(‘andet Attorney
Norwu‘lk in said District. deceased. lJ‘m“ 3- 1’3"?” ’“dS‘T‘Ge'We "' "°"
Ordered. That the trustees of tho “""gh‘ ““0”” ”’0‘ Dialn'and M-
Trust created in the will of “mm", Edward 1' Quinlan.
said dcceased'for the benefit of \‘i'il-1 A‘ the business meeting. the secre-
lium A. Elton-anon Exhibit thclr' :m- ‘3” w” “‘“"‘"°‘°d ‘° "n“ "9°“an
count to this Court for amustmcnt. ul of the association to Judge Joseph “'1
DON‘T FAIL TO TAKE AD
l VANTAGE OF THIS GREAT OP
Pom-UNITY. '-
~ . MAX LEVY”
31 South Main Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
:o'cloek forcnoon: a'n‘d‘fh.
fore having your house wired ' - V . . _ . _.
WHITE ELECTRIC, co. CLOTHING» _;_;,.».
134 Washing“ Signs, Norinlk ‘ \ ‘ __md__“ ~
°“° FURN¥SHINGS
. __. o. 1'?“— .
roomssmnn. BOYS AND GIRLS.“
mas. LOUISE<iCAmmD At The - , ... .. {1'
Private Lessons in Dancing. 1 Mott
avoaus. Wm .Tel. 1x38. .
. ._
STORAGE
Space for Household Furniture
‘ Phone 1683-3
Nor-walk Storage Warehouse".
8 Union street
South Nor-walk. . Conn.
37 West Washington a. ailerons
~ Children’siSt‘oreé a .
the Probate omce in Forwalk. on the Ta-‘mr Who is'ill. and to Judge H‘ E"
11th day of Febrli ‘ “is? 11
it“ Dfi‘sons
fink-rested in said Estate may be no.'
‘iifled thereof. the said tr stecs will,
'8. Beers and Judge Alfred E. Austin.‘
able to attend.
Anothcr‘fcaturc. of the dinner was
cause this order to be pub shed in at
nE‘wspaper having a circulation in aboth of whom were members or the
said District. at least fl“, days beforel‘assoclation who died during the past
vcnr.
said 11th day of February. 1921.
Deaths and Funerals
f
Henry \V’. Gregory. Judge.
I
. ,ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOI'ST I . _—-— «s
.- _ . ~ » p y. . s . Mrs. Margaret fi'alldsr.
District of Noru'nilt. ' ' 6
lCourt. January 291): A. D.‘&211fl)me Many fricnds not“; . With 1' might
Jl'Jsluic oi' \Viiliam Buchanan late of '21“! mainl$a‘?:n;h:h:3?a’£d 1'72;
hot-walk in said District. deceased. ntahitrhome at. 91' Main street Satur-
Ordcrcd, That the trustees of the '
l: .
Trust created in the will of said dc- ld‘“ nisht an“ a brief “'25.: “m
ceased for the benefit of Edw rd .zdcoeased is survived by
.Buflmmm Exhibit their “00:". ‘JoEJamcs‘and Oscar. Funeral servicu
-thds Court for adjustment. at the Pro- .will he held M 8 o'clock "9? tlhe h“
bate office. in Nor-walk, on me nth..home Tuesday morning: ‘3 il_. at“ ,
‘-d}1y of February. 192" at 11 O'CIOCK O'CIOf‘k from St. BIAS?! Cl’mm. I317
forcnoon; and that all persons 1mm” will be in St. Marys cemetery.
rated in Said Estate may be notified? ,'
thereof. the said trustees will cause‘; “5‘- “fl‘fl' Tuner-ton.
’
m.
\
..-..r.
Mia.
MAIER I
open for business making
_ Upholstering"
' 'i‘n’th'e‘ ~
,_, -',>,,.r .2-1
Rear of an.
on §°nthMamStreet
formerly of East Norwaik has
moved into his new building and is
Auto Tops, Side Curtains and
. J'. J. .3 $4,“
..Br98._:Ti;e Store
1' . Gusssumsnmpitni‘w
SILK S .
All Shades of Georgette
_ $1.00 a Yard
1‘
.‘ ,1
11 North Main'Str‘eiat"
VP. suns. ,,
~...—_- .~..*. _. L‘Lé— ..'. .;
New York Ladies? Tailor
.. - . --v-v~lC¢.')unt.v of New York:
this order to be published in a news-‘ Fannie Janes Lamb. wife 0
paper having a. circulation ,‘in mid ['pperton 4““! Sunday mo:
District. at least five days before 3am her home at 16 Orchard strct-o.;;
-11th.duy of February. 1921. is survived by two 80“! inward and
Henry W. Gregory. Judge. George. and one daughter- Mfl- HQ"
., -_- -s._. -....- : riet A. Whitlock. Funeral services
At “a. Court of Probate holden :11 will be held at 2 o‘clock \‘Vd‘dne ay
Norwnlk. within and for the District afternoon from the late home. ev.
of Norwalk. on the 29th day of Jan- L. J, Srhoeppler will officiate. Inter-
inary. A. D. 1921.. . .mpnthm be in Riverside cemetery.
V,\Vheren.s. written application has:
been made to this Court for the filing}
1and recording in and by this Court ole
’certnin writings with said application' '
l West Rocks avenue. died. suddenly, at
filed and therein alleged to be the henhime. on Saturday “18-11“ from
:duly authenticated and exemplified
' f th will (1 apoplcxy. .341 46 years. The funeral
film's}. 1e‘ “'12:; a codlcll thereto will be held at 2 o'clock. tomorrow
' .l. .1 an 9 man. late at the afternoon. from the late home. Rev.
City. and State of New York. deceas-
Aiexander Hamilton ofl'iciatlng. and
ed. and of the record of the proceed-
l . interment will be in Riverside ceme-
. ings had establishing the same in and .
'h the S‘irro 'lteS' c t t i “r" Read" here hmmnd' “he I!
1 y " ‘ 5‘ our or a ‘1 survived by one daulhter-
Jennie Irvine.
ON 70:89sz W'EBNESDAY,
FEBRUARY "1 AND 2.. we WILL
VULCAN'ZE: W519“.
FREE
with tube or til-é brought uiru repalrs.
LEORLINS'
Jhfifir‘l’o‘llmfir‘é‘m
.-.-.. . .
IN TIRE 'AND
TUBES
Radiator-sand hood
Covers '
Ali‘smiuwodohgm’
Aaron
.. ~9=RailrosdAver 5’
,Ordered: That said application be-
heard and determfned at the Probate'
Onto in Norwalk. on the 8th day or
February. 1921. at 10 o'clock. fore-
noon. and all persons interested
therein are hereby cited then and
".ruinminmgucms
tolumaoopy
this Court
V
Henry W'.
”A
Mrs. Gladys wun'er
Steger had 11ch
(mm foreltn-bom
“L.
can. lnd.. on w
\Voodwnrtl. both at mmlmw
.. 791m
sons.“
Jennie. wikabt Joseph A. irvine. of‘
l One can easily picture this costume
bluw—lf blue ll
preferred to brown—Olmpic. perhaps.
°LOWEST PRICES FOR BEST QU
: MEATS
‘theseorderaonorbetoretheist .( ,‘
.... .....- , « , ~ CHARNOK
LOS ANGELE.
\
and financially irresponsible in Judge
‘ilorner's probate
1t developed ht the
uh m by his
DETROIT. Mich.
detectives were shot and
wounded by three musics who this
morning held ,up and bbed the
M Bond Company ces in the
At the
pu lie square downtown.
hospital .it was said two of the detec-
The
tives probably will die.
escaped with 810.000
Bonds. according
in
- M
"rt-ta sun‘s: NEW IN
. OF CW8.
o ' a. ”—“"’
9‘ W'hat file
lltly.
irely practical.
They consist as
,l by Gidding. of a one-piece. page
material.
-brow,n duvetyn fashioned into a.
wood nndecorsted from
tiny embrlod-
hip—and the!
coat of the same
ctr-(comma track.
‘neck to hem .rsve for a
cred pocket over each
a box-coat.
in at each corner. a
sum.
in one of the new
or mode-
‘Cslte pans should
before they are greased or
will stick. ‘:
tljere to appear if they see cause and “- . 359
be heard thereon: and it is turther. Genuine ‘prina his of Lamb!“ Pu Dos: Kaunas ... m
Ordered. That public notice of said Rib chops .. ........... ..... 30o ‘ lb. ’.“ ..:... "...
application nndotthe time and place! Loin Chops ................. do M , ......... m
o; the hearing hereon and notice of; Lamb M MW..." 1“ ”...." ......
said citation be given to all persons Maths Veal mm a.” MSW-Mm ..'...~.....-...-55° .
mum" in ”m mm" “m "" Fresh Mans ’ sss WW ...... ...-.... «a
"Wat““nuww °” ”Mme“ mucus”. ....'""."sss amuaumr..........'..ssc
“‘1‘ “mm“ ”b" "mum“ “‘ "- So cured {tits ...II'I "sss- moose so:
”...? ”‘32”. mm“ " °‘"’“"“°‘ .in :33» sols m u:
'- D ‘;;m‘“"‘:; ”w' WJ: com-s ’ ‘............:ss-- ssu-r Kraut ..........-,..;1:: as
d m of r no ‘ L V I ssos ad,“ ' ? J l ' >al s
:giventothemconnimof' “M‘tsfii‘ "’;9.~ mm”? t u
a... sun. sod rm!- Von-test“.
court yesterday.
hearing
ted hundreds of loans
reddents of Steger.
Hammond. Gary and South Chi-
hich it was alleged he
paid interest rates as high as fifty pet-
that the million dollar‘es-
father.
ali'ounder of the piano company.
silent toast to the late Attorney Louialdwlndled to about g150,ono_
________,___.__———-——.
BANDITS SHOOT DETL‘T‘ IVES.
-..... . ‘ . ,
Jan.- Ii.——-Three
to the police report.
\V AY
ALITY
SMARKET
thtt
the
had
seriously
band its
Liberty
ARE VOGUE.
{ashion makers call "tea.
its". are having a great Vogue. and
for most of them are decided-
distinctive looking besides being en-
in this smart model
it and
It is
The coat. exquisitely lined. hsl S
square section 0! opossum peltry sat,
large ouusre col-
lar and bell—shaped cults. also of opos-
be ablolutely dry
your “kl.
/
‘ mark of Barred Plymouth Rock N 1 , ed from her home he
, . . Roosters. Rhode island Red. and G“ 9! the M8 .8 ' .“m' Hon. f d earlv today‘-
" ' .Brown Leghorn punch and most- 3°“ -’“‘°'" °‘ “ ford. more or V” W“ - ' ,
,. .. ..-.-. 7 ers Also many other 3606 bl‘m ”the Superior 'cou -- Hi. . Edwin ‘ 3. a small heuse on a sheep to r
_ . _‘ ;_ - » - tor'sale at reasonable prices. ' 1ij?? mo: “3‘ l"; go ‘3‘ °' the milyeai‘mfi 593-213;" mm; run“ he "Winn “‘9
. x . ,7 . n e . a es Is no ' : Fred W. . Edge! 09 c-Vo Mtg
Ex} LAm, FWD. Tracey, clerk or the S ’ ’ or court at fl {:3 Angie-s. . n1 . gyjler Mfg”! fist-g?!" d
.. . Our automobile will call at your Bridgeport. Hon. John .R . Booth. phone messages to The Asso s‘rBe'ther B t. swumru t
J. M. LAYTON & C0,, request. Phone 2260. judge of the Court of Co on pk” Press. ' "tame" u "meta. Day.
. ~ Poultry killed and dressed free. Other guests “w rc Alto fl. Charles Mrs. Withers“ was unarmed. ‘tbg, a" 'hen ‘ ”mule.-
In'c. . 1i. \vullamson. of Pa rie ‘zsnd Leslie Two men who gavetlscir names 19in: “mull! tt 4 I..."
" )bDavis, son of Aiiorn “d 111 VA.’ J. and Floyd Carr. cousins. were lsdmft.“" a" :01; my
_ _ ' ~ ' - * 1 Davis. arrested. 1 ed th- t 1'0
5 38.de AV." Soutthorwalk .1 START‘ RIGHT 4’ “Chose who numnlml e “h“. were. The. discovery of Mrs. Witherell and w%m ~04.“ “kitty do:
‘ ' ‘ ' The wise I b of; “ " (“firm ““3”” rm“ Judge John H the “"9”” were effected by 1‘" Am a kx‘l‘naq. . Ger.
nary “3;? 9'5- 3' 9' Liglh Judzo John 3- Walsh Judge stirs police and deputy shem‘uwm S‘uI‘ck'm 1'" N
u January-31118 April kuye‘t m mm James T. l{ubl)t‘ll. . torney 30h“ 8‘ “‘1‘th for 1108 An591€cedw‘th the W09. weathir a ’0' s
. : - " Aitorm 5' man and the two arres men. ' -. u
. Let us talk 1t .9”: no [*imWP . . - M lesson ‘nter
. . ‘ Judge wlbam 1* - Attor. mom “I W
. g- . 7 . . e “1th”.
PRICE _ADJUSTMENT.~ y in .. Joli} lryfiayes \ \ii‘gfi‘y railsmmg’sjl mgr glue John C038].R\ATEE_1‘OR s , ” fiction. um ‘01",
. , V... _ . ain Street eogi. rn . '1 sale . unbar. At. - _ storm. It nts
£ » - SALE yr; , ¢ » ’ N°""‘"‘ krnoy Paul Co ry. Attorney John CHICAGO- :fl‘tesll‘gtfiggfitofc’a m“ of kpmurxu
' ' - '. , ‘ Dwycr. Attorney. Freeman nght. Duly W” I“ 0‘ ‘ ' iod t mn ondltf'
. In order to give the many .» ‘ . . mm of George 1". , so u c ._\
«' moons or on: «are sin opportunity Wynn T0. same moor“. » 3f... ‘1’” if??? “e. £"‘§5€..3§"§3ée:°rum Jim. treasurer °’ “'° mi. am'f'iefltgé c
to bu advanced; rill - at ies in -‘- _ '-—-—- ‘ ' -- " ‘ _ e awn r ‘-. _.
lumptyat the b'ricega‘l‘ljuagtmext sale. I’lfi‘r‘" 0’ Norwaik. as. Probate Court. ”MN“ “0an Attor ‘ William A‘ Steger & m. “.321 Fonz‘goetglt mind the frequency of rain‘.._ «ell
~ January 29 A. D. 1921. Griffin. Kim-Fey 3- It. Genusrlo. "a” “"3““ men 3 winter storms the bureau been
smoother would be sensual sh ‘_
rain fall in the week preceding \
admitted there frequently is a. return
in October or November to summer-
llke conditions. but the bureau denies
that “Indian Summer" is a of
several weeks. recurring each autumn
and readily recognised by the accur-
rence of heat calms and base and
declares it cannot be proved by clim.
stological records. The Weather Bu-
reau adds that while the recurrence
of summer-like conditions in autumn
has given rise to the Indian summer
tradition. the frequent recurrence of
winter-like , ~ ‘ spring has
not been oo , see.
500 \\ '. “'OBK.
Catholic l‘ . Ilsa a Large
More « goons attended meg”
conferring Jill-d degree upon a‘
class or t . andidates. by the
Catholic No. «i. K. of 0.. yes— ;
terday aft The affair was held ‘
‘ ii and was probably
the most elaborate of its kind ever
held in Norwsllt.
Thsdegreeworkwustagedlu line
shape by the Greenwich degree team.
which came to Norwalk for that pur-
pose. Judge Connolly. of Port Obes-
ter. was among those who participat-
ed in the ceremonies.
Following tbs conferring of the de-
gree. an adjournment to the club
house. at 2: West avenue. was made.
Here refraslmiants were served fol-
lowed by a general social time.
Weather Forecast
lowing September 21.
Indian summer also is oharacterl '-
ss another popular superstition. It is R
d in”
stats
ch u
. Rail-
ioners
d sev-
he luv
(tor of gas was provided
" ’5 be administered the gas
h. ‘1. when the public util—
utn was created and as-
$1§I‘uon over communica-
chr. rmnrportntlon.
fin!“ l'uilrnnv‘l'u and
“- Mmlmai lines and
. ted: in
‘ .. . . dcr the
> up 11.; rnllrromtw " mission.
WWW“ MM "1‘—
‘33.
l‘ponrr youosksw
since an?‘
OUR
207me
For Southern New W Y
this afternoon all ‘psssibly toais‘t
much colder with cold wave:
Tuesday partly-
cold: uorthea‘ ass-ti galss.
fir
m “:30 a. m.-~II
mu the wool: opens!
‘ with a mixturs‘ of also and is“
m on. ht hturlsy's strong-
rose‘ 1 1-2 points.“
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