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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 1, 1921 · page 11

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(1511‘. coats.

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4 rooms an
9 St.,

10R RENT—St
hold furniture

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Stm zlg,Drcool’ buildingpa

Tel. Westport. 296. We
liable warehouse receipts.

room

FORD RADIATOR-S-
3510.00 and Up.

 

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1'111111 Cooking. and General
E. M Lockwood.

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LOST

nurse en vac; ve-
lour. last Thursday, containing bills
nd change. No identification.
ward it returned to D. E. Nash. 4'0
Elinyvood avenue.

LOST—Lad les’

Street. Norwmlk

and modal; AVe.’
thify C. E. Slalom

uson co. Phone 55.

LOST—Between Tripps Lunch wagon

and Hotel Clifford, a gold locket
monogram G. S. '0. Liberal reward to
finder. Care Sentinel or Phone 2371.

LOST—Between High school and

Cullen s Store. A ladies small gold
watch with monogram on. Black rib-
ban. Finds; leave at Sentinel omce
and receive reward.

“Ask the Man I Worked for"
House' wirin, and motor work
BINK EYNOLDS
47 Second Street. East Norwalk
"PHONE 163

goalies e. colt-no .
In met'nxa ccotbni Eifth v¥gar
. in public practice. Phones 619‘ 133 _

cA‘e owns“ Norton
AutomObIle Electric “system

in ad :1 psi
‘ “3'1 mailings” 357331118 lty. “on? 3‘11 0%
1 anRear of Webb Bros. 80. Maine

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Exchange phone 902.
20 Main Street, _ Not-walk Conn i A CMAIER’ S—Allto Taps. Curtains.
Phone 954‘ cc 3 s to one“ 0913 Msinr
1 gt PoEplosite ’wilsoh": Plats gem
— : Norwalk, Conn.
Nagy Bros. Local and long distance
ARTIFIC tracking» of all kinds.

SUNLIGT

We will wire your house for
Electric Light, and install 6:
lures, lamps, etc., on the month
ly payment plan, any part of
the city. Get our estimate be
fore having your house wired

WHITE ELECTRIC CO.

Daily trips to
ew York Address 71 Cedar street.
Phone 318. ,.
» CARRIGAN & FLYNN, ideal and lolly
distance trucking of all kinds

Oilice Leary 91 00.. Phone 1.677. House
phone 383.

THATCHER FURNACES—Agent for
the famous Thstéhler Pipeless Fur-
nace. If you are ready to purchase a

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134 Was ' n 8L, 8. Norwalk
P "one 450

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Live Poultry Market '
22 \\ copulmv Amwm’gi

SPECIAL FOR TODAY

Chickens 280 lb.
W h
mar if ave Just received a high

of Barred Pl outh
Roosters Rhoda Islayifxd R ROCk

Brown Leghorn pullets and

 

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one-pipe heater see me before making
your selection. Price resemble.

mfismuy
Mom
3% 08811- George M cheil, Telel

MST—Horse blanket between cross ,'
D—Awning man wanted who ‘

estimate and hang
stating details of ex-'
salary wanted. The

 
 
 

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miles or tour

remained icon
or théni could?
relatives oiiiciais

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halved from the

motion.

last night. With

'caused‘ the fire:

to the Bolsh‘eviki.
narrow. it was“ added.

The recent uprising in Moscow hold
been‘ “stopped for the moment." ac-
cording to the Foreign Office

TORRIUGTON. March 1.—A
loge at Tyler Pond. Goshen. owned by!
Fred Griswold. was destroyed by fire
An
overheated stove was bellexed to have

 

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For Nor-walk and vicinity: General-
ly cloudy weather tonight and Wed-
nesday: moderate tempo
to moderate: variable
of low- pressure:
variable winds. A trough or low pres-
sure extending from Monta‘n'a' smith"-
eastward to Tennnessee is causing un-
settled weather in the western and
Pam-them districts. The temperature
is rising from_ the Rocky Monntnino
to the Mississippi river.

 

normal slang

northern border.

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j ANT! mmnnv'rsmsrs osmium.

PARIS. March 1.——At least partial
control has been secured in Petrogrid
by Anti- Bolshevik forces
~4 0 the French Foreign Office today.

it .dec'lared. had been reliably
established through information—as..-
in
elsi‘ngtors. Finland. The extent of =
he successes won by the oppositilm
however. was un— '

French mission

-—-————_-_—._..____

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women and one man
unidentified: but' some

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tore: gentle
do: A trough
e to‘ moderate

It is gener-
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“hm ef the lunar Morale “thin: or unfifilit

"wnlbeshrt

, has been drawn for the what's;

finer of the January region. mint-0 “1‘.
slgnd MW
sowinwffysuri. Gamer at“- at. if! the heat-int on soldierp' bonus and; finish. on the legislation
"mammaliavnmunamamteudbmn W

and Adam Spanner vs. m Nae. T36 with this.“ a“
fi‘efmnewiury panellnclnoutnstoiam‘uybnw a F m —, ..
Est 191. William w. For, George-W. ni'tht. lamest!“ of I" dul‘re or can’ the “W 615ng
Roe; Bridgeport. Sabina W. Gledlifll. ”lattes chairmen to speed up prelim-an-
Juries A”. McCarthy. Thoma mzlnsry work. ,
Nelblm H:

, rfierr ford, oflered the Senate prayer today.

Henry M. Siemon: Fail-held He m the absence or Chaplain

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’ Johnson. J. W. per-1y:
3.095653 w Lyon Charles N.
William R .Scott,

new.

Stanford, Frank W!) James 1".
Din“),

8. Wekenian: \Vllton. Archer Ab
Edwin dei'rm.

pleas court with a jury.
malted for today are—Joseph Kain.-
his vs. Andrew Sedlak et a1:

a1; Julia Gribish vs. John K‘ollll'.

and five for Thursday.
Deaths and Funerals
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Norwalk. died in Lisbon. Conn" sim-
day. The body was brought «3' the.
funeral parlors of D. W. Raymond.
Washington street Second District.
from which funeral services will be
held at 2: 80 o'clock Thursday‘after-
noon Rev. George B. Tompkins will
officiate and interment will be in the-
Norwalk cemetery. ,
The deceased is survived by four

Bridgeport: Mrs. Emma Aileen of
Norwillk: Mn. Harry Ambler. or Nor-
walk andjirs. Frank Morehouse. of
Lisbon. Conn. ,

 

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Private Lessons

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PROFESSIONAL.

18E CANFIELD
in Dancing.“ I‘m

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Wot Mrs. Mary F. ow.

1 The funeral of Mrs. Mary F O'Brien
-wss largely attended. this morning,
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ervlce prompt. Stephen Miller. All
Vibw Ave. rnasaaa .- _.. _ ‘

KENDRICK’S GARAGE l
Wylinders’ Rebel-act an all

Ford’ aym211°msamsn.oo
Scored Cylinders Repaired. :
, Phone 917

30 Chestnu 8t.
_ ’ aim was

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for sale at reasonable ..
E. LAPIN, l’rop'

Our automobile will
Poultry killed and

, , «and tree.
'l'equest, Phone'975.

call 111‘ your '

 

cars tar like, die or 11121112
Dodge and Buick Service

2’ 91151115111 Murat.
FRATINA ‘ CUTRONE, PROPS.

 

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éREA'l' BARGAI‘NS
IN TIR 3 AND
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Radiators and 806d ,
Covers

AllSlzesmWeedMl

Aaron Kolm

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ONCE H0313

l have a fine lot of (50) horses to he
sold for the high dollar. .,
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need for so wot-k muons
these éiéel specrhiiigfis‘ ~

. CHANGE S'l‘m
Washington street

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The TEXTILE

$2 00 q mourn wear
56 magi/kg?“ wool, ont’tb
yard.

36-inch silk 66M all color. .
regular pm on, ’
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street. at 8:30 and from St. Joseph's
:éh‘lrdh at: 9 o'clock. where a mm
mass was sung by Rev. Joseph only.
As the cortege entered the church;
‘ choir - rendered "men: to
. . . Edward 8pm rendered the
solo, "Ave Maria" m. V ml:
lard rendered the solo, "some sweet
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adieu-Bo. Ralph ,leiilzikfi“ and Alfred
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hestate takiin‘p lie
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Arthur c. Tate: eta-straw.
tiarence F Palmer. Herbert Sulmn‘
Westport. George P. Jennings. John

William Sherwood; 78, formerly of

The pour-bearer- were

Magisteri-

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«with sérui attitude-bribe

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Jn' uh civil superior court s‘ M‘oflment or: women and childrenin

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Be'v. William E. English. of Hart-

The proposition to1 I“ a «manta

With! an’ ““70“ N-

Stoddard resolution. it is not thought
likely Mr. Buclbléy will “ofdr a; mo-
lotion of the saint rt; It U

0011 the} most of the new on?-

Judge John R. Booth will predde Seas at the college will be rejecM bi
. l of the commoir-tl'le
over the en“ Ede The cases President Beach has said that many

appropriations Willie; as

.or them can wait. and the college bills

13:133an will be mainly those for nec-
Weincrot vs. Tin’iy Sopranovich: Wit: essa'ry maintenance.
linm Landesmnn vs. Joseph Stavola' etl

The Sen-is agreed with the House
to have Governor Lake‘-

The insurance committee raves-ably
1reported a bill concerning enamina-_
than of securities held by insurance
cunpanies by the state treasurer, pro-

viding that when securities held by,

the state as a deposit in’ trust exceed

lmore than five per cent. of the re-
lquired amount. the exec- may be re-
turned to the company.

TODAY IN WALL arm! _

WALL STREET, Noon. t—Shorts
sold freely during the looming when
cables indicated that Germany's pro-‘
points were disappointing. Olda ship-

 

 

sisters Mrs. Harriet x: Seofleld, otlpinn‘. steels and the road and chemi» '

cal share swore weakest. General As-
phalt tell 6 1-2 and other oils 1 “to 1
1-2.
new low and Mercantile Marine Pm.
and United Frdlt' lost- 1 1-4. ‘Vanadl-
'um Steel fell 2 1-2 and Crucible 1.
Fairly heaVy selling; of refills towed
Whom Pacific and Norfolk and

l 1- Z and Lehith Valley 1.
actionan‘ issues
Electric. Loose Wiles. Six-ember: (hr-
b'uretor. Cluett- Peabody. my Depart—
ment Stores and International Paper
Ameflcanm strengthened on de-

‘3
Epr cent.

5
3 FLORE.‘¢CE,Lii1-oh 1 .-—‘Eleven
‘m m been killed, more than
1100 wounded and 500 other: ma
isin dam with Mei-1‘ here.
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Hallwaymen. who. have been paralyzing
Milan in order or prevent
“the movement of troops.

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15:55

pol-t oh a; reduction to raise such a 'Nwonu'm- mu:
W altered by W w. ital The'h'n’sedsyoltheeonmtlon; FHH|
'33“. As the House has rejected the‘ day will be 'zlven over to business

picture"
There are four cases for tomorroj|pslnified tor the Gallery of dowel-hart

 

Western down- ' points, st. Paul losinx‘
Other 8'6- .
included Genital

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caution of the regular dividend. Gill . '
Fmoney opened at. the m1 rate of 7 _

* Carma - tee out or the agricultural committee Dir-enter o! the
en‘ce 0 min, 511991.213; Heath:1g:: to investinte the need? of the Coolant-5311311111.: nil-entitle! Smith. Leg-l...
town. Anion '1‘. Camp. Leroy Lovejoy: n‘e‘ctlcut Agricultural College is pro—,1; Secretary 0 an Womens
Norwalk. Philip 1!.ij John Aggbtbly Odispooed of definitely as the
Kills, John F. McMahon: sneaon.,senm
Djuiiel A: Nichols. Edgar c. Wooster:

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it! no intent: Woodman” m »
ulél‘é his ll; on ‘0’ Of. thl 1 II.

Representatives of 19:“

 

Men: Children

Niacin! Consumer' s
rd!

legislative chairman

- ofthe been:
mo! State. will weleomethe tow

rence Kelly. Secretary of
Washing-tor“
Mutton o! Wom-

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