WANTED
and
bufi'sr
bottom flu.
.m Shoe Co., Union at.
AUC'PION—- . - ..
. HAMP'W' A Household fmltmzs brlc
Q ..
."
:zng Chris
. ms and boa
_ ‘ . C. E. 8., P. 0.
City Hall Station, New Yer
FIB—To Buy a. small house
. wood .garden plot. preferably
.. wing price. Box 381, South
4: few washing-s at home.
- . t.
ltclinhlo industrious wo-
- Lasso cleaning one day a
. ‘v c-o Sentinel. Box J'.
~07: to repair. We carry
‘ (ids. wigs and all nodes-
Ollr prices are reason-
Phone 33 9. Delivery
3; rirpcnter, any kind of
dag: or contract. Can also
Inqmrs 40 Fort St. East
whore 94242.
A;
44—h“
(‘ompntent girl or woman
2 .l l’.0'l<t‘WOl‘k ill family oi‘
.gyx to New Canaan April
.‘- first 134 East AVE.
1
l'.“.h—
un RADIATORS
£10.00 and Up.
DCOUNTR’Y BOARD-— ne-
tian couple desiroq
Pd wfih ' fivfit’
g \‘nrwalk. No ‘brokers. Add
nmpiml. 71 Cedar street:
FOR SALE—blew 6010mm no 7
use,
eight rooms, bath, butler's pantry.
D clown“: D°
. e, . ‘
. Phone 403. _ g -' arien,
4““
FOR SALfi—Chexrolet, i f -
les, 11: run 3 x .1101:
his brother,
Blaksman of Station-d,
stone for the Housatonic river brook—
m. He retired from bouillon five
good condition. Can-years ago. He is survived by his wife.
between ten and twellre. Sunday morn- “- ‘ ‘
ing at 5 Lexington Ave., s. N. Rem-”s- w. Scosem. ‘
Henry “2 Scoflcld died. this morn-
FIRE SALE—Monday from a. m. to
‘ , ing. at his home, 57 Bouton st ct.
[gt pkglfiheligri: stock of groceries, most aged 63 years. He is survived by? a
Joseph Elias {533.1% sailed 'by smoke. widow and three children—Fletcher
walk . est Ava. So. Nor- Scofleld. Percy Scofleld and Mrs. Al-
.. . A bertTE‘r-ager. :he funeral will be held
__ . on cs .v ‘ '
ragga? same seed potatoes and from n. it: fisfififiyfmie °1°1°°k'
. ancy apples at reasonable lors W'est W'sshinéton st Ln par-V
prices. Call at Fred Ruta, 8 Lexing- ' tee ‘ ‘ ‘
ton Ave. ' :2;
- --.n.....
Mrs. “lacs. .
Mrs. Theresa Forcellino died, last
night. at the home of her son. Do-
menico Forcellino. 8 Laura. street.
Funeral will be held Monday morning.
from her late home. at 8:30. and from
St. Joseph-’3 church at 9 o'clock. In-
- torment will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
ham
Weather Forecast
.____
For Norwalk and vicinity:' l'nset-
tied weather with showers late to-
night or Sunday: warmer: increasing
southerly winds. Well defined areas
or high pressure are central this
momlng along the North Atlantic and
North Pacific‘ coasts with a long
trough of low presaure between them
extending from Arizona northeast-
ward to Michigan. Very little precip-
itation has occurred during the last
twenty-four hours cast of the Rocky
Mountains. but cloudy we‘athcr is de—
vcloping rapidly this morning in the
Mississippi ,anlcy. The trmpcrature
FOR SALE—one established Fruit &
Produce business with truck. A
good paying business for a quick buy-
er. At a reasonable price. For par-
.ticulars. Phone 2248.
FOR SALE—Desirable
provements. Central: 81750 cash.
bal. mortg. 7 room house. $500 cash,
balance mortg. Also large house.-
garage. D. Hull. Washington Street.
FOR SALE-1920 Ford touring car.
Sell starter. Run about 2 weeks.
Call George Smith.'I-Illlside Ava, Nari
walk. Phone 1488-8.
home, im-
FOR SALE—Ford Sedan in first class
mechanical condition, run 4.000
miles. has Westinghouse Starter. In~
quire 1 North Ave.. after 6 P. M.
FOR SALE—Ford touring 1920 mod-
ol. CheVrolet touring 1920. both in
good condition. 40 Spring St. Phone
. l. ' I
l V fl Re - 203-9. is rising rapidly in the central districts
' ‘ 1,“ Radlator pan. - and is now considerably above normal
I“: and Automobile 'roa SALE—1920 Ford touring car. in the upper Mississippi Valley and
Exchange 3325; 1919 Ford runabout. $290; 1911, western portion of the Lake region.
‘ > Ford runabout $2835: 112%8 Ford touring It is below normal in New England.
- Sheet, Norwalk Conn carywitnter $1011); 3 60d ll “96¢? at"! if? _____,...._____.__. >
Ph D" 9‘? 0°” ”11- a at 99 DO GHASS mums ARE NIFMEROI'S.
one 95‘ Ava, or phone 2166'2' ‘ Homes in the vicinity of Aiken and
T Folt SALE—u A very fine'plece of land Wurd Streets wircdthreutvgicd é’ytsmsfi
.._ ‘ ' flrcs thcr- vols er ay. 0 rs ca
LEI ' 3 acres. fruit ”998' bargain for time" for all wassent In to the I’lrst dis-
4 » . To buyer. A33 270311! T- dees, Mam 8“ trlct F‘lrp (fomnsnlcs at 12 o'clock. and
find“! apartment. Seven .Nmfwfllk- _ _ a second Icanéhwf‘ls sent til? :1; “(:33
! hath. All tb .oml' rt t" . . - o'clock. r ‘cnse e r
rump of its leahdr. ‘TStgagi ‘FrllgrQPSAxIlrlgjgoidboutstaogai 13:“??? munugcll -t beat out the tires with
St'l‘i’lCO. Apply J, M. ‘ ‘ " g " - consldcrnhlc difficulty.
“(3, ,
'
—7‘-room apartment,” fu‘r-
Osborn» Ava. Tel. 441. '
FOR .SALE—At sacrifice,
It is believed that the firos were
stn rtcd 1)) boys. and a. warning. to tho
effect that prosecution will follnw in
Upright
. ‘ - . . . . _}, iano. standard make, excellent con- the cage or any culprits committing
, ..,._,‘:‘1¥ NE?£§?1¥$§?§§Z F5 gig. :ginagn, private family. Piano, care Sen- such an act.
’ ’ ‘ no]. - . —___——___
* ' 2 ' mutants
IN, FOR SALE—Hamel; at Auction. 1 will The Sentinel Want Adver
.ng—Egtoragg space, ‘house- sell at public auction on March 19. arm“ mmm“ .D» 2- ~~ , ‘
_ eip r fill-"dine” atg "'00“?! at Roxey ayenue. Danbury.'28 head of T. E
.1 C 3- u be! 003' second hand horses. general purposon , SOLVENT ~NO c
552131.03.“ Iznscé' Sayings: (lion: and farm horses. These horses are for “931"“ Of INOXng-IMSIS- Probate
““Tehw’i’? PécelvtS- eg 5319 for What they bring" .__... ._..__ CEETélygcgonfie-cucut «it‘la'iizalfinh P;
SALE OR LEASE-354mm Conn .Ruhle, sometimes known as E za .-_
FOR SALE home and farm, ornamental troglfiuhle, late of. the city and state m
fruit. fine location, with distant Views, iNeW York, in said dis'riCL “909-85911;
“33 0’ City, Country and Shore 2% miles out. George Mitchell, Talon The Court of Probate tor the dw-
Property, _ phone 1861. .M trlct of Norwalk, hath limited and al:
ll“, ' - lowed six months from the date hereol
‘”“"”"" W“ m 8...... mm M D... , to. "a: rum “It. fit‘é“? us.
- 7"9 ' ‘ -h tiercams orse e n.
3317136 SUPH' 'mDM& street, bmldlngiefolii‘aogt,‘ u 15 who neglect to present their accounts.
':':_vh stroot, Improvements.
' 2 neighborhood. 2—ramily
' $73,800.
I - Hnrbn?‘ Viow Beach, fur- R
»- Si 7.00: extra lot 3500.
n'mr‘n'w, until office is
.11 :1er Swat-t2 & Corbett
~Y 199, office: or 831, real:
WILLIAM F. HdY'r
REAL ESTATE
‘ and night fills. Telep one 378. 9 No.
Hail} i... ‘ .
Marsh ll ..
Co. a street. properly attested, within said time.
will be debarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said éstate are rs-
questcd to make immediate payment:
to
. LAWRENCE & PAUL.
Administrator.
3 .
Ed
-n ”-c...‘
scamsss- sonata
General trucking. ashes. etc. carted.
omove rubbish of all kinds. L. Nes-
bilt. Phone 427. _ _. ‘
Naggy Bros. Local and long distance
trucking of all kinds. Dail trips to
New York. Address 71 C ar street,
Phone 318. .
UNITED TAXI 00.
Cars by the hour, 63 or week.
ORDER OF NOTICE
District or Naturally. 88., Probate
Court. March 18, A. D.. 1921.
Estate in Connecticut of Elizabeth
F.7Ruhle, sometimes known as Eliza J.
Ruble late Of the' City and State of
New fork. deceased. ‘ .
Whereas, written application has
D37
— ”_____,____,._4 South Norwalk, Conn best: made to this court by the admin-j
' ‘ffi ' istrator of said estate. praying. for
BARGAINS jWKN‘l’E’D ‘I’O'BUY greasOns therein sector“). for an order
_ . 7 Altitude-o: cattle. ”Extra cos for authorizing and empowering him 1‘0
. lands of used tires am: also rpm m M _ . l W’sc'litthc lowntofled ml csmtsot‘sa’id
t rices. Phon 165 . . 93 8?: '
ORLINS “3"“ p HARRY f , ,9 - N. ! ‘Ofilered. That s: " application be
,;.— VULCANlZlNG SHOP 4% _ heard and determired at the Probstc
If
. .V
A
3
as: Washington Street
Sizes in Weed Chains
saranteed or
_4\
iCE TO MERCHANTS
MANUFACTURERS AND
Scecial This Week Only I
".12 first and best made nitro-
,. n rllu market on sale this
Q :LnFI’Y GUARANTEED
a“n
.vga Volt Nim‘hfllnufl
S
ELECTRIG SHOP
.. 4 . ..
[.‘NDER .m.
I‘lPll ISL—The arrest 8:
’!~ \1. of Louis I'Cohen.
disappearance in Jan—
- mrt treasurer Not ‘ ths‘
' Pirno and Phcndmfii
»I\\
Money refunded >44: second
V°'t Nitracen'hmlas $1.00 A
,_ s
«mounced lam -.
“M’thowa’n' I 'W’orkéd‘for" ”‘0" in Nomrk.
House and motor work
BINK OLDS
S ‘ , East Norwalk
$%Ns res
‘ ‘ ‘ ”'1 the 25th'day of
.vlengtr #72}, s‘ 3 c‘ctOck, otter noon:
-,publv~ rx: ee thr‘eoi' be ghetto 'all
pet-s: m ' lecf'frto‘d therein by publish-
mg this ordnr m n n‘e‘upilpsr'havlng '12
,cvrculatlon in mid distfiet. atdosst five
, ,, cont! a. spool. -8cnd tbr complex .fi
CAM“ & mm. mm mm
dim tram 1%, jim;
omwmry mom. . «now
chances“. ' '
transom. FURNACES—gm for
uses. z'ltfiyou' sis-2w mm s;
mm:m use no Ml! nulls: .
you? ; m. We
w rlto counsellor aid,
Cohen is aimed-in
- with larceny in Militia
lav .quonmn‘ “
t'lln . .’\
‘7 " Frzistmtlons.‘
"il‘m-r .
"7' rating mucouM g
pile driving business. When associated We most
with the late J. Henry. closing ,_ ,_
he www.mtcd 850.060
M , ‘ " lays before *1" of ,-
cnn WMTIOE :‘ ._ baa. .
Mobile Electric Systems nvnrJ PIER. - ‘2 - GR JV.
haulediand Start fighting A. . ' _ lldge ..
Rec" 2' a ' ”'33. 3.52353?“ ‘ -7 n4 '
r 0 K t} ’ I ' Ar " . . . . * . J _ ,7 7
phono'fllz- ,, _ ‘ . ‘ m-ymsimmm.
7 ‘ Lilly-eel from mil; manic besta‘ :;
cm‘mmms‘mfi“% “’3' “'mpm 429.com swam:- m. mo.
70” ”8.10- m . mg mm £866 .to ‘83“ ”film. Wool:
t. o ' to mm. Hg sums». yam 9-“ wronnd- m 8m: .70.
that the
amount to over $1000.00“.
March 10. the receipts amounted to
‘: _._..._______._ . _- ,-_ marshy, m. , - . ‘cmc 7‘“ . ,_. 4. “mg“, ”34m _ , mm it is Item under any on " No.
2. .oxperlsllbe'd My“ Mrs- ‘D-“S. 843% t mg; mm mm m'dlod ll {lut- . today. on. mean, u. ‘ " M 0! in old m? . .1 '
‘- ‘ 4:4: morning. moms: 4“» 0012 Arch St. Nor-wax , _ Mime. F1011“. ”Eternity, according, l! Steels um! bod and chemi- "W “WW-m i hr g
\ . .. l~ Tire a, Ruhhor C°"'FOR S - 7 to new received here. Kr. ‘ unrest " ‘ m 1 ‘03 points. -ge‘_ watch om old ma or the“ m
" ’ wishAtmlT‘Im “W‘VWmmflllastmthwme‘ ' WWMW M‘m-t-imwmmhmmm ~ -
.{ ‘ . or am: or rent furnished houses the Flor-16cm with his wile. 'nie-‘row, W 5M new 13‘“, we acct thettre «your mommy. '
31‘}? t 0"“ ‘9 font mass M ’m”o$“£’° this body will beybrouelit tom tor'Con‘m on, “we“ woo,“ Look union: co. m as $0 ‘ , mm 20. ‘ »
r-nZen? ‘ mafia pg: sale with G. hfizKengrige 33.1%? 3'“ 1mm!- Mr. 3131mm is admdant '- Lontha- no, war. nos: 5°" “this of Riv Van Winkle: Den- nun-let No. :1. Mrs. * n. no-
_ 9L ‘ - ’ .. Tel. 403. ' 2 m «aluminum mm.;.mmen m be“, m ma'n '1‘th who wucver inn! :1: union. DistrictNo.» a. In. Pam-tux
but- were enoglected. This
was Strong. Sales appl'voxi2
shuns.
mamas GROCERYMAN mm.
MERIDEN. March 19.——'l‘he prest-
dent. Mrs. Nellie ‘Rule Arnold. and
seven members of the local W. C. '1‘.
U. attended the trial in police court
today 01' Joseph Sepol. charged With
violating the liquor laws at his gro—
cery., and William Blppl, his uncle. of
414 Green street, New Haven, charged
with obstructing the police in their
attemptrto get evidence at Sépol's.
89901 Was fined $200 and costs. which
was his second conviction. and judg-
ment was suspended on a jail sen-
tence of thirty days. Sippi was fined
:35 and costs. The women advised
the prisoners to mend their ways and
complimented the detectives.
loved
0111' c
NO
those
apnea
man ?
till?
um MOTOR nncr-znvrs. ””9"-
HARTF‘ORD. March lau'l‘hc fig-
ures of the receipts of tho Motor Vehi-
cle Department. from January 1 to
March 10 of the present )onr. indicate
receipts for tho yeti: will
.p
nurse
to
is not
81.330.327.54. as against about. 81.- castle.
047.062 for the same poriml last year.
The number of- licenses lssnod to ops
erators also shows a notablv Increase.
To (lat:a the licenses arc: Motor \vhi-
cles, 72.186; motor cycles, 736: public
service cars. 1.010. The number of
as an
plays
The
Much
earth.
jitncy drivers’ licenses is gm ally in ex-
cess or last year.
CONE. arc tbs mule days
' “ noise and dams geto lowland flower
Eds caused by
dough ofil
” .Cm
PM '
cott says? man that mining
.munormunuunuan on“
. thhonn'nut and cpl-y as a kitten. in
the pencils! ‘Old fiomm’: Jos-
A. Home. puttln' out the cunt mt
in the contented worldly-s uncle ”or
‘Shore Acm': David Wat-Bela, be.
music-muster: Cyril Maude. W
way into our hearts as Grumpy; Duh
ney Bernard, playing old Abe Pot-
ash in comedy after
ever-mellowing art: and now the lat-
est comer to; this
F‘mnk Bacon. as Lightln' Bill Jones.
scored in the role of an 'old woman
a success even faintly comparable to
Is it because an old wornan is not so,
trlcai? Have ageing women through-
out the centuries not been suffered
to become such good dramatic mater-
onen dmnlzen states which have made
drainatic would be unendurable when
exhibited in women's roles? ,
. "Certainly the dominance of the
man in the English-speaking theatre
is n longmsablishcd matter:
fillyloclt or Lear. Ind Mrs. Haitians“!
class the still amatory Mrs. Malaprop
Bird's Aft—Catt Tile ‘Dai
ad m “éfi've goofing‘ 1' ’ wlm " h
I I r I, ‘7‘ A ”a I am.- . . o
mi;
Winkle.‘ Grumpy. he.
may ma wanes? vagina-w '
WWI?“ 1: and
3 .
Burns, District '80. 28. Illa Horace
F"~Ԥlal~:on. W'No. n. In. W.
l‘. Tammany. M No. :5. Ill-o.
Willlsm r ‘m Miro. 2.. kn.
William: E. Hamilton. Damn No. :7.
:mmmmmso.n.mm
um“; District No. 30.1mm. {lesson
.3. Helm-cry. Dish-lot No. 80, Hrs. J’ A.
MoElroy. District No. II, Vincent
Costello. District No. 82, Anna Rhee:-
manor.
The following ladies will not In co-
operation with the ladies‘ general
committee in the furtherance of the‘
work:
Mrs.’ George F. Betti. In. In?
Kirby Jennings. Mrs. mm: Lauder.
Mrs. Samuel Roodner. Hrs. Run-d
Frost, Jr.. Mrs. Mark M. Henderson.
Mrs. Lillian 8. Abbott. Mrs. 'Henry 21
Price and Mrs. Loon Fish.
mm CONGRESS "ANNE.
in our day a the throw-um?
ount‘r'y and tardy barking hit
comedy With
famous gallery,
one in this country has ever
or the Jefferson-Bacon “huge.
ling to an audience as an old
Or is it the bare question then.-
. n ' '
0r ls it because the mm a d WASHINGTON. March 19__-n,e
New Woman's National Forty wt“ in-
auzurate its "feminist controls" on
April 6, it was announced today. by
personally appealing to President
Harding to give the support or his ad-
ministration to a blanket bill remov-
ing "all sex dlscrlminatlons in law
choc Congress ‘hu thi pmr to deal
can." '
He also will be asked to lndorsc 's
increment to have state law- modified
when they exist to the discrimination
0 {women ,
The bill proposed for m by
Congress would malts citizenship for
characters interesting and
Julict's
for instance, is no matcli for
such a personage as Mr. Hard-
It would‘be hardly fall- to
old woman. and no one ever
Meg Merrtles any more."
mountains of the moon are
bigger than any we have on
of their hushnn‘ dl. ‘
' ‘
_. -
' m1 1.0 .
No. 11,4.
l
WOmen independent of the nationality
A . , I , ,
mowibm
torSmm‘er-msmuI-Il“
wmtstus
hunt-Ila-“
no nuts-t “
alumni; use?“ I
Commuduiun“
1'
a .
msnt arm 5
New Yorkmnh
UPI!!!-
FOR sans Q
Ban-c, smut-cm...
for 82,000.
Also House, 6 run-m - as...»
walk for 32,200. For m
Ask Jam 1'. In!!!
No. 7 Rain 81:.
REAL corn:
1‘
Mix
cl. Reliable shoes.
I‘lllmbly 10- 1h.
Minors.
‘ '
olden, liner.
irifiping the old wooden
go is slow out
says: you'd] tins
Vm'f a» was. - ~,-c.(vfi‘.“-r :- -.-2 ran-mum“ ctr
‘J-l
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