Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 17, 1921 · page 7

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\. wing Buttons and
Ktil’k Inning

he Tristram Shoe Co.
‘0‘, .13, sown! NORWAIIK.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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, in r npanier any kind of.

i\' (111} (1! contract. Cana

jitn. 1111110 40 Fort St., lmst

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:ermal 111111. um i: in fami]
like 111 go ”1 Nru (‘ mum {9%
l0 01-1011F 125’ , l ’4 East Ave”

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vTED 311d
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lor gnaral house-
' S Morgan Ave.,

 

 

 

Ti» 1 1111 nape gardener will
.11 1r mining hedges and shrub-
zmrl general jabbing.
J 11011139 0' Shaughnessy,
E1 9 Norwalk.
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7‘ An experienced girl for
I housework and plain cook-
.111in in an New York city

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1': ~ Apply iMulti Felt Hot 00., 3 bargain at Riccio BYOS3 (381358.?! 13

1111 Cross Sis, So. Nor-walk. E029”??? Ave. South Noxw'slk.
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‘1 iv—Two family house with im-
“-1115, East Norwalk. or ad-
1910 for a client of ours. Will
no charge for our
No.
1, 1 _. "nr & Golden Company, Inc.,

Is. 11 r‘ntai,
Telephone our oflice,

7‘; .\'1 ‘1\1’ilk,CODn.

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iron sans-+1920 F0
191mm rd Joni-ingeni-

, oar 1.1,“,th top 3350.

 
 
 

 

 

 

$325
Ford runabout 32%5; 119‘? Ford touring
686% cars are in
pe rtect condition. SWeo
Ave, or phone 216693111. . ‘ ' tport '
FOR SALE-A very fine piecem 0! land,
3 acres. fruit trees, bargain for-quit:
buyer. As]: John '1‘; Korea, Main St.

Norwalk. ‘ ‘ -,

AUCTION SALE—Saturday March 19,
2 p ..m, rain or shine. 15 headhea ayzi
work horses to be sold for the
dollar Cor. Day and Raymond Sts.,
Norwalk. -

F211; seSAL igh b tit") 31 330 1&8.an
I' We 5 E 011 8
Osborn. Ave, Tel. 441. , ’

FOR SALE—At sacrifice, Upright
piano. standard make excellent con-
gluon, private iamily. Elena, care Sen-

FOR BALMe 1918 Bee Speed
wagon in the very best of condition.

 

 

 

FOR SALE—~Horses at Auction. I will
sell at public auction on March 19.
at Roxey avenue Danbury, 28 head of-
second hand horses general purposes
and farm horses.'l‘ These horses are for
sale for what they bring. ,

COW
FOR SALE~Houso,6 rooms, imprOve-

 

cm) RADIATORSa
9510.00 and'Up.

 

*7 meats, electric ll his. Livin ston
place. 6-room bun ow Harbor iew
Beach. Inquire R. Flynn, 1 Living-
ston Sb, Phone 1023.

FOR SALE—Five-year old cow. Will
be fresh in two weeks. George Her-
' man, Rowayton Ave” Rowayton.

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C . - ‘ ' -' I. FOR SALE—~Hatchliig eggs durin the
0?“ 31k Radlator qua‘r . * season, from selected 13ers. C.
and Automobfle Emdfii’fifihé‘fifiofifimronfie‘lfi
‘ Exchange Darien, Phone 847.

”3" Street, ”0"“3'k'00n." ’SALE 03- LEASE—35am Country"
phone 954 home and farm, ornamental trees
fruit, fine location, with distant views,
. 2% miles out. George Mitchell. Tale-

- ' f phone 1891. 7 ,1...
FOR SALE FOR SALE—3 houses at 19-21 Union

4:. has of City, Country and Shore

9: lnducements for This 'Week, 60 , L ' ‘ ‘

Property.
5 10 Spring street, improve-
n: l’iice $2,.700

":9.

l’ lice $3, 800.

E WISE Harbor- View Beach, fur-

l)» ’,

‘lil’

P‘lce $4, 500; extra lot $500.

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_, WILLIAM F. HOYT
" .1 ' REAL ESTATE

High street improvements.
:; <i1able neighborhood. 2famiiy

appointments; uhtll oflice is'
_ plited in the SWartz & Corbett
6k, call Tel. 199, oflce; or 831, resi-

s,treet buildings for rent, at 15
Marshall street. The Hatch a; Bailey

1'0 LEI 1"
TO LET-Modern apartment, all im-
provements good lecati'on. Apply J
M. Layton Co.
TO LET—-At once, 6~room apartment

East Norwalk station.

1912" influx-wanton

be!
it if? ore said 25th

STREMLAU hmsr

and a greet pile of reports. sover-
al
3:111de in number was still ahead of
em.

to make in regard to the curtollm
or his force. out

Momadante of Bettina-d. Patrick J.
Dwyer ot Danbury and Thomas Ho~
gen of Ansonia, formerly of Mr. Mc—
A’ulli’fe'e stair ot'raiders, were dis-
pensed with last night at midnight.

force ferns. year, and who has figured
_in‘ a. number or sensational raideln

' mixture of buying and selling order:
, opening of today's Steel: Market. Oils

11 im rovements five minutes from
a p Adults pre-

The 1231111..- monthly meeunl'dth!
Nervous: Council or Be! Quantum
heldlasteveningntthesouthm
E walk uni-cry with the Vice Mont,
' Judge Barrett, presiding. »
A knot-tying contest between €211an
oo

HENRY W. GREGORY,
JUDG

DROP OFFICE AID:

——~———
COntinued from First 1:.“ be ll ,
~ up no.

Frank Roberts, the representnm
from Norwalk to the Nations! Con-
terence in New York made a. report
at the meeting which was attended
by some three hundred revue-enta-
tives.

The co-operotlon and assistance
from other organizations toward the
Scout Movement isn National arise, the
public beginning to realise more and
more the importance of the Scout
Movement.

For instance in St Louis, the older
scouts are being organized into a
Junior Board of Trade.

The importance of procurring Scout
Masters was a matter tint took con.
oid‘erahlo on: the attention or the
Conference._

 

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Mr stremlau had no comment

The services or agents Joseph A

Mercedante. who ‘ has been on the

Hartford andl'other cities and towns is
to be married a month from today.

Weather: Forecast

_ For Norwslk and. vicinity: Rain
late” tonight or Friday; not much
change in temperature; fresh .south—
erly winds. A long ridge of high pres.
sure‘extending from Georgia north-
eastward to Connecticut is producing
pleasant Weather. with mild tempers»
tux-e along the Atlantic coast from
Florida to Maine. A slight distur-
bnnce central over Wisconsin is
causing unsettled weather with light
snow in the northern portion of the
Lake region. The temperature is rio-
lng slowly from the Rocky Mountains ,
eastward to the Lake region and .
.talling from the western portion of '
thedLake region eastward to New Eng
an ‘ 1

TODAY IN WALL STREET

WALL

 

 

the use 6:
lty Hall for the use of the East Nor-

walk Bounce. which will more 1'
scouting opportunities as it we: found
that the basement of the Exact Nor-

theretore very much handicapped.
The co-operation of the Improve-
merit Association was appreciated and
a. Vote of thanks was

Commissioner Dimnnd made a re-
port upon the drill held last Friday

night at the Armory by

 

 

STREET, 10:30 a. m.-——A.
cereated considerable contusion at the

were strong, particularly General As- .
phalt and Califmmia Petroleum which
soon rose 11);, paints. Equipment.
mod. textile and mot‘dr specialties also
were inclined to improve. but the not ~»
reacted abruptly when Atlantic Gulf
displaced fresh unseteiement mi
stock opened at a large fractional ad—

 

.ferred. Rent 340; Write S.

' Sentinel.

 

TO RENT—7- room apartment

.- nish‘edr All improvemants. 5
- utes to South Norwalk station F.G
Care Sentinel.

. G.S

 

BARGAINS”.
In all kinds of used tires
ORLINS
TIRE VULCANIZING SHOP

39 West Washington Street
All Sizes in Weed Chains

 

crk guaranteed or money. refunded

o1

a. Taylor Ave” Cor-

improvements
'1 el.1004

her of Hillside.

family. Centrally located all can

phone, etc. Gentleman preiWerred roi-
erences. Telephone 1018.

M. ., care

furs
min-

TO LET—Four rooms 10 let, with all

T0 LET~Front room with private
veniences including electric light, tele~ {

venue. but extensive offerings soon
‘cnused a. reaction of almost 4 points
[to the new low of 30 9f: l’nited Fruit
and Investment and secondary rails
also eased but local utilities contin-
ued to strengthen.

 

 

W'ALL STREET. Noon—W’eakness
oi’ Atlantic Gulf. which extended its
decline to 30 1- 8, occasioned an out‘
burst of selling in all directions. Loss-
es of 1 to 5 points were sustained dur-
' ing the reaction by other shippings.
as well as steels. equipments. oils. mo-
item. tobaccos and obscure specialties. (
Foremost among the weaker issues '

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Silk Yarn, $4. 80 per pound.
1- ,1 flom mil]-
A’.' < in Sweater -Silk.
1. . 111 give satisfaction.
3'. $3,211 a. pound.
C' ‘ :1 SD00].
1:1 Yarn 00., _53 Pitt St.

New York Git? . ‘

This is the best.
Guaran-
Wool
Tie Silk 70
. Send, for samples. .

hStorage 00.. Inc, Haugntuc
rel. Westport, 299.

.tiable warehouse receipts.
BUSINESS NOTICES

RE T‘Stontg house-
“2316 gramme. a Scoping: W. adlum Steels. Mexican Petroleum.
39ml “1'9 91‘0“ building. ubbell Coal Baldwin Locomotive, American To-

k.-Conn
We issue new

were I'nited Fruit, Replogle and Van-

bacon, Retail Stores. Goodrich and
Columbia Grupliaphone Pm. Invest-
ment rails forfeited 1 to 1% points
and New Haven led a. similar break

 

. Naggy
' trucking of all kinds Daila'art
Address 71 Ce

 

Bros. Local and long distance
rips to

among the cheaper transportation.
Before noon there was a moderate .
—5—-———-— '

rally on buying of General Asphalt

 

 

\ STORAGE
{Eve for Household
Phone 1683-3 ,
. \1 rvmlk Storage Warehouse
- i T: 1 . .er t

South Norwalk Conn.

 

 

 

highest prices. Phone 1659.

 

TAXI SERVICE

" ‘ for hire, day or night.
0111!.er and Buick Service -

2 Narth Main St.

 

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. Fhona949
FHATiNA &. CUTRONE. PROPs.

 

 

F 7, may ,1. monomer:

Painting and paper hanging don
' Also wall paper sold. William Bede
52 Spring St., So- Nor-walk, Conn. \

. street
”glizvnngg- ', and Studebaker. Cali money opened
I ‘ at 7 percent.
" UNITED TAXI CO.

‘ cm“ by the hm“ “a 0” week. 1333' WALL srnnnr 1: so 1) m. ——Asidc

and night “118' Temp ”9378' 9N“ from Atlantic Gulf Preferred, which
Main so. South NorWalk, Con . . , reflected the ocute wz‘gnfifei “£3: a
TED 3—‘ common, stocks exten e r r 1 4
.All handy: €11]? cattbrvafim for after midday. nexal Asphalt was ~

culveff: also pigs and‘ poultry. [pity

- ~ row Motors 1989 1 t 2 2 points

 

the chief feature. rising 3119
Crucible and Leckawannn Bezel: and
‘Clmndler, Studebakei and Pierce Ar

 

 

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11: “amour 1 \WYEB DEAD

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“Ask the Man 1 Worked for”
House wiring, and motor work
BIN INK: REYNOLDS

 

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47 Second Street.
~ - PHONE 163

CAR OWNERS NOTICE

East Norwalk'tmts‘ cit: mi: . 1 4w

oblle Electric Systems over-5

och omen: Dies After an
flotinfiou Drill in A'nsonln. ,
1mm I'd—101m :
d 51, a lawyer in
When he woe mi—
329th to the I‘m ~ died suddenly. ear-
' 1» today, at his ' 3mg here, of heart
‘troulaie. me \as an e‘ co! in the

State 041nm impart-Jr of small not-x3:

'. Lupin". t; .
tennis .
WATEI- llh‘liY.

grill 0'N(il.l of:

 

7‘ Tops 318 to $20. Phone 902,

 

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1111:11‘ railroad station, a black
‘, gold monogram
“[3.- 1 1 Immining trunk check. RSI-L ‘

' I l ibmal reward. Return“ .

 

 

distance trucking or
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min
. .. mite Wildcats Hot Shop. 50 :1
- . Nto’rwallt, 90m 0 . ‘._
CARIIGAN 4!- mm, mo option: 5 W
(39.. Phone .1577. House , who mane

haul semi-airmail. Staréin lighting Wit"! for file, Firm» tummy
and ism?! on :1 Brawnc Wang“ fast nigh: men Comma! n. a. Home. 1
Refit)! Web 3105.. 50- Main St. v gag, oi: the regimen he attended e
x. phone-9’02. battalion §ocial gauging In: W
a , Heappenmdtobemunneiiafixgbod
A MAIER’S—Auto T095. .WS. “firm; and: made no complaint or not
Cushions. and Him 01 1 Msfeeling‘: well. He mu been in office!

Guard since if: organisa-
Home Guard serving first
stud! otcolonel Isms: Geddes.

in the SW

city, a". so!!! 6 ‘
“W761”!-
MW.

 

 

C3111 nrrs Rebomd on all
of cars ,

Ford Cylinders Rebored $10;
N Hind Cylinders W

30 Chestnut St 4
\ South Norm

 

 

"‘1" lllCDGNALD
H \\EN

1;, ‘ ' 1 Is noted
‘ \ ”William:
Holiday In
frhage or «

“. l. Ill] toll

. "at; (lin g- Well.

 

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twenty. gallons of alcohol.

film it, to Webster. m
held tor a. hearing.

_Pnsméi

my OER; nus-oh
mm. retiring United States Amhe-
mdor to um um:
Schwab ma Vincent Astor moment
the pmngere on .
Olympic,
tine today. Heavy geleein
lantic delayed her arrival. .
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dent Harding has
General Daugherty of: review the case

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Various means and plans were dis-

Fufig-Eust Nor-walk Improvement :
Association has acted favorably upon ,
certain rooms in Commun- 3

walk school was small and the work :

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whiskeyand’,

N Ha Roadsidhew
in cw vennn was

theiiuuor He

maximum gallons of

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

GEES FROM EUROPE-
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which arrived at Quezon- 7.
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wm DEBS m m. .
WASHINGTON March 17. A—Preei-
asked Attorney-

of Eupene V. De Socialist Presl-
dentlel candidate in 1920. and now
serving a. sentence under the Espion-
age Act in Atlanta. Penitentiary.

moan-sonxm

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FOR SALE -

I -- , Im rovements, $4,000, South Norwalk
No. 1 House, 6 rooms p 50 Norwm

No. 21—31mm, 6 rooms, imp, ofl Weill: Awe,

No. 3—House, 14 rooms, imp, 2 family, $4,000, Nomalkk
f No. 4—House, 8 rooms, hop” 2 family, $4,500, So. Norwal

‘No. 5—-Houso, 8 rooms, hop, oi! Main St, 96,599, Nervous.

C. No. 6—-—House, 6 rooms, imp, bungalow, $3,309, lek.
I CALL AT AGmCY
LAWRENCE

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FOR SALE
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