“YXLNTED
1’ WANTED
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1 lady
:zeyators
1:1 Hocm and Errands.
11' SHIRT CO.
‘ Q‘ SO. Norwalk
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1"1ied. 4 Ctlliel Ave.
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Carpenters. masons.
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Norunll: Building Ex-
1‘~1c \‘orwalk Hardware
l‘mnt small house or
"1st floor apartment,
good location.
515 31911031 '111her
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vying Board.
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ASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ..
7 F011 SALE—O
gents a. word; minimumohargo 50011011115110. Stimulant). OapsDouhlePrloo'.
FOR SALE
dd pieces of furniture,
2 beds. couch table and china closet.
4 Sycamore St., East Norwal l.k
FOR SALE—1918 Ford w
chassis, $225; 1919 Ford
truck clo’sed body
house, 8 rooms, ba
nearly completed, d
11' est Norwalk. Inq
Agn, Darien, Conn.
FOR 1§AtLlIIBi—Rhode
or a c 11 On
H.Rughl R. PfiD ed
FOR SAI E—One 1917 Ford Runa-
bout with box body, one 1914 runa-
bout with box body. both cheap? one
140 Egg Cypress Incubator, $12. 00.
Inquire 16 \Vashington St., S. N. . . . . _
orm drive
worm drive
$350. New 0010111211
th. butler‘s pantry.
esirable location in
ulre G. McKendri-e,
Tel,. 430.
ollar per setting.
FOR SALE—5 Months' old pigs and
one and one-halt year old bull.
llartln Miklas, Fillow Street.
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mcnts. barn.
rooms. Improve-
$6,000. 6 room house.
‘Imp. $2,500.
l1861.
~lron SALE——10- -room
Beach.
Geo. ‘ Mitchell. Phone
house, all im-
pr,ov0menls Cave Ave. East Nor
11'.1lk.Very easy terms to reliable
party. Apply 7 Elliott 51.111.111.111.
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View Beach and
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FURS
AUCTION —Household furniture bric-
a- bac, paintings. pictures. lamps.
D ‘S St 2 ciclockéga‘i/n] 01‘
. . arr 11 est
A1 ch St., Norwzfik.
shine Mi 3
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FOR SALE—Chevrolet, run six thou-
sand miles, in good condition. Call
11011101113 ten and twelve, Sunday morn-
ing at 5 Lexington Ave, S. N.
\Lll‘,—'Nati1'e seed potatoes and
extra fancy apples at reasonable
prices. Call at Fred Rule, 8 Lexing-
ton Ave. '-
.I’OR SALE—01m established Fruit &
Produce. business with truck. A
good pn3ing’busincss for a quick buy-
or -\t a leasonnble price.
ticulax's. Phone 2248.
For par-
FOR SALE—3 houses at 19- 21 Union
sir,eet buildings for rent, at 16
(\jlnrshall street. The Hatch a; Bailey
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BUSINESS NOTICES
SHUFELT’S GARAGE
Dealer in (ll-LL and BURD Piston
Rinus. loud piston rings 111-0 moat 11s
scniinl to give proper compression and
power 10 your motor. Phone 111-1 in rt1~
gard to cost of installing :1 set in your
motor. East Norwnlk. Tel, 1633-3.
EXPERT ‘AUTO MECHANIC
“ill overhaul and repair your car,
11111110. in your own garage.
’Phone 416.
General trucking. ashes, etc carted.
R111111'11'le'11bbish 01' all kinds. L. Nes-
bitt. l'honc 427
Naggy Bros. Local and long distance
lruclung of all kinds. Daily trips to
N1.'-v1 Y'mk Addxess 71 Cedar street,
Phone 313.
UNITED TAXI CO.
(‘31s by the hour dzu or week Day
and niL'llt tails. Telephone 378. 9 No.-
1111111 St., South Norwalk, Conn.
ANTED TO BUY
All 111111le of cattle. Extra pxices for
calvos; also pigs and poultry. I pay:
highest prices Phone 1659.
HARRY J. FREEDMAN;
“Ask the Man I WMd for"
House 11"iiing, and motor work
BINK REYNOL
47 Second Street. East Norwalk
\ PHONE 163
GAR OWNERS NOTICE
Automobile Electric Systems over-
hauled and repaired. Starti ,llghting'
and ignition a specialty C. Vaughn;
Rear of “iebb Bros., So. Main St..
phone 902.
A MAIER' S—Auto Tops, Curtains.
Cushions, and Upholsterlng. Ford
'l‘ops $18 to $20. Phone 902, So. Main
81.. 0111105118 Wilson's Hat Shop. So.
.. Norw,alk Conn.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN, icon) and long:
distance trucking 0! all kinds
Office Leary & Co.. Phone 1577. House
phone 363.
THATCHER FURNACES—Agent for
the fam'ous Thatcher Pipeless For
once. If you are ready to purchase a
one- pips heater see me before making.
your selection Price reasonable
Service prompt. Stephen Miller All
View Ave. Phone 397.
ARTIFICIAL
’ SUN LIGHT
We will wire your house for
Electric Light, and install fix
t11res,lamps,etc., on the month
ly payment plan, any part of,
the city. Get our estimate be
fore having your_‘housc wired,
WHITE ELECTRIC co.
134 Washington St, 8. Norwalk
‘ Phone 450
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NOTICE To MERCHANTS’ AND
MANUFACTURERS ,
Special 'Rhls Week only
eel: on! .
W ’ QU’ALITY GUARANTEED
Island Red eggs
.1, \Vest Norwalk Ct. '
, hibit their
[will buy this
One of the first and.best made nitro- :..
gen lamps, on thé market on salethls _
loo watcao Vonm man lamps also
200‘ Wit! 2” Vol! Nitrogen lam” $2.00 » .
at my shop in thfiotzegr of 11113ch
Deaths andFuneralsr
Lester Adams.
Lester Adams. formerly of Norwalk.
died in Lowell. Mass, 3'esterda3. The
body was brought to the funeral par~
lore. of D. W. Raymond Washington
street, from where the funeral will be
held at 2: 30 o 'clock ’Wednesday after-
noon. Ilev. Ernest F. McGregor m“
officiatc and interment will be in the
Norwalk cemetery.
Zilcha A. Eldrod.
Zilcha A. I-Ildrcd. wife of Benjamin
Bldrcd. of 37 Riverside avenue, died
this morning at the Norwalk Hospital,
at 11111 age or fifty years. The funeral
will he held Thursday afternoon at
'1 o'clock from the funeral parlors of
Howard Merritt of Burbank street,
died this morning, at the Norwalk hos-
pital. The funeral arrangements are1
in charge of Director Frederick H.
Ganung; and will be announced later.
She is survived by her husband and
several children‘
Jeweler Fail-child Dead.
wnson ’I‘airchnd or the firm at G. 11.
Fairchild & Sons Inc. jewelers, onci
of Bridgepor'ts prominent business
men, died early toda3 at his home in
Stratford, at the age of 85.
Deceased 11' as \a trustee of the
Farmers and Mechanics’ Savings Ban'
of Bridgeport. He is survived by tv1
sons and one daughter.
Funeral of Joseph Blunt.
Funeral services for Joseph Blunt
the (-x—servicc m'
If \
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk, ss.,
Court, March 14, A. D., 1921.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and 2.1-.
lowed six months from the date here-l
t for the creditors of said estate to 1310'
claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts roperly attested, within said
time, wi 1 be debarred a. recovery All,
Ipersons indebted to said estate ale re-i
quested to make immediate payment}
to EMILY AISTHORPE
Executrlx.
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2011 SALE
of Country
Property
Special Inducements Sale for
\Veck
1 house. High street, $3.300. $1.806
house. 151 nmrtgacc,
$1, 000 will take 2nd mortgage. 1"c1-3'
desirable location. If you are looking,
for a home (lont, miss this sale. ’
I 1 house, Newtown Javenue. $5.000.
1new house 21.. amen, good neighbor—
hood, and 1"013 desirable.
1 1 house Ely ave, $4.500; 2familv
house. improvements: $1. 900 will bu)!
this house. Maumlge $2, 600. l
' For appointments, until office 151‘
Ecomplcted in the Swartz & Ctnbctt
blocck, call Tel. 199, office; or 831,1'esi-'
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This
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
,
Flore Brothers’ Garage
Overhauling and Repairing
11 Hanford Place Tel. 9215
Fiona BROTHERS, Props.
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H. Gaming.
vice men
Funeral
. The funeral of Mrs. Theresa Force!-l
lino was held yesterday morning com
her late home, 6 Laura. street.
and from St. Joseph's church at 9. 00
o'clock. where a. requiem high mass
was sung by Rev.
pallbearers ' awere:
Frank Palumbo,
Antonio Francaviila, Dominic l ‘orcel-
una and
Sons of Italy Band. or this c111:
cor-ted the body to St. Mary‘ s Coinc-
nstltuted a. firing maid.
meat was in Riverside cemetepy.
mm... neon-noon.
funeral chapel of Frederick
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A “Nation 0‘ ext!”- WALL STREET. Noon. —-On the
noted his: bullbed’l‘ers and ‘ “
early reboundolls and shippings, u
The “Pier”- well as food and textile specialties
were carried '1 to 2 point: over yes- ,
tor-day's final prices. some of the rails; ,
notably _t Hill issues, also strength-
ening. Ex epting Atlantic Gulf. guins‘ -’
were largely or entirely cancelled be-
fore noon. steels, motors. coppers. to-l'
baccos and low-priced rails yielding to
renewed pressure. Republic Iron , 1
Pfd., Pierce Arrow Pfd., Tobacco Pro-
ducts and Sears Roebuck were espec-
ially heavy, losing 2.110 8 points, and
General Asphalt. the most active fea—
ture of ‘the morning. reacted 1%. 1
There was little demand for call .
mr'wy at~654 per cent., renewal rate.
I
or fill-5.1115135; “and
3:80
J. Dally. The
Sam Palumbo,
Antonio Mazzone,
The
es-
Alphonso Savastnno.
The greatest enjoyment the
my ., —- - -— g world has known since the art of
IRISH 11.11.11.311 ‘ 1- 1:11:11:.13".9'::1';'::€:."::.'::1
FUND DRIVE IS CARPET CLEANING 'allowing y on to drink 111 the infor-
. UNDER WAY NOW, motion that you once enjoyed you
$101100:
vices to make the Irish Relief Fund ai
success. Cominced that the camplign
was humanitarian in its aims. and of
a .-non political.
ithey voted to give hundreds of in ne-
’fit performances in its behalf and
iotl'fer ways to help it along.
“’illiam A. Brady.
1and motion
_ G named chairman of a commitlrwc sc-i
BRIDGEPORT \laich 22 corge Iectcd by them to aid in the drhc. _
] TODAY IN WALL STREET
1V ALL
,couraged
" shorts resumed their aggi'ssn'c “1er i
0 tions at the opening of 1011:11' 5 Noel"
Market effecting further 10s<11< in a
majority
Crucible Steel lost 1 point and 1:11:111
fractional
.lcums, U.
and New
Probate Asphalt. Endlcott Johnson 111111 51 11.11111"
unimportant specialties \101'1
Estate of Charles H. Aisthorpe, late among the tow firm issue...
of Norwalk, in said District, deceased. tone de1‘elopcd within the lll>l
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The TEXTILE Store
SPECIAL SALE
3 Curtain Scnim, 10 3"”..3. for $1.01
Cretonnes ............ 21c yd.
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‘-.‘,-":-s‘. Engton Street
8611?: ?~'r:"-.Valk
i 13.3
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311k Yarn, $1.80 per pound.
lllrcct tron] mill. I'his is ,the best
American Sweater 8111;611:6111};
teed to give satisfaction. Wool
yarn $2. 25 a pound. Tie Silk 70
cents a. spool. Send for samples.
,Alma Yarn 00., 53 Pitt St.
” New York City
TORAGE .
Space to? Household Furniture
Phone 1083-! .
' Nonnlk Storage WW .
| Union street. South Nomlk. Conn.
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Bristol,
815. 000; Stamrord 81. 000, and Gwen-1
wich. $1. 000 1
carpets and Bugs GleanedGhan
Colors Restored, Like New
ORIENTAL RUGS Carefully
Treated
Orders Called for and Dcllvercd
Service Prompt.
:sl ‘1' 1.201110 here for a thorough
'c3 11 examination. “‘9 can look
back into 3' our e3 es and determine
with exactness the manner in
which they fail to respond and we
$500:_ New Britain,
11.-W. Raymond. Washington street. , . can. remedv these weaknesses bV
‘ .- ) , . _ State Director “oils today rem-wed - - . ‘- . ' ‘
1:33:33“ 11111 I" in Ea“ l‘°’“‘m‘ word from National Headquaru 1a in. Conn. Carpet Cleanmg' CO- seiontifically correct lenses.
-' New tYork lthadti one hugdred 02111122} 37 Cedar,St-. , So. Nomalk ‘ ,
COUH I‘)S ea ng mo 0“ P1
Mrs. £ZTL°8£323 h'ifleer'r'ilttt wife of producers had volunteered their sen, PHONE 969 I H A IV! E R
Optometrists and Optician:
“The house of good clones!
u Atlantic St. Stamford
We Close at 6 P. M. Daily
INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON & 00.,
Inc.
5 Railroad Ave" South Norwflk
non- sectarian aspect.
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THE BICYCLE
TIME IS HERE
IVER JOHNSON
NEW ENGLAND
EXPERT
Arc Reliable “’hccls.
Draper-Maynard S p 0.1- t in g
Goods, Bicycle Accessories
Ford Parts, Fish Tackle
noted theatriwcal
picture producer.
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STREET.10: 30 a. m. «En-
by 3esterda3" 5 late 1'1. 1clion,
1
MW. Hodge
Music 11111 Block, SosNomnz
of the popular sin'ucs
recessions wrc 9 111.1);
1171- American ”3111.1'0-
S. Rubber Canadian 1' 11111-
Ha1en. Studebaker (huéral
110d
A
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A s'v illlPl'
halt,
Advertise in the Sentinel.
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Yes Sir! Laid Right Over Old
Wooden Shingles!
ONE. are the horrible days of dirt, litter,
noise and damage to lawn and flower
beds caused by ripping the old wooden
shingles oil!
Bird 5 Art-Craft Tile Design is a low cCst
and attractive roofing which saves you all this
expense and annoyance.
Comes m rolls. Costs less to buy. Costs , ,
less to put 011.
Bird 5 Art-Craft is laid qui uickly and easily
right over old shingles. Makes a weather-
proof double roof that ecip5 your heme
warmer in ..wintcr and, once: in «Mar.
And you don i: have to?“ worry in case of fire
nthe neighborhood- Falling Sparks cant
bdrt’ Art-Craft- :\V_e bollevc Anti-Craft is '
the best 13.117 ms the ' toda
4
. 1 99 Woodward Ave.
_ ment of material.
the. fi
“amuse hr .1...
M 831.13 STRICTLY m
zoos on!
We will my the w
211:“ tor your cumin." it you run
tlmotc. W
hill. dress Jugglgefim .
‘ E. LAPIN
ONCE non
lhavc Iflnc Iota! (.9) ma. '
oold for tho blah dollar.
You. Mr. firmer. will M will n
need for your spring Int m
then mum ”can“
SOUTH Nonwm um Alb n.
‘CHANGE STA“
Washington Ind
IUCTION EVERY “MY
' . . '. . . .fii“: .
TEE'DAINTIEB! or our.
for Summer-time on Do u I no
will let us
Tallor' them M n
The newest denim m a
trimming ideas or. M h -
garments that we m u.
Comelnandlooouvuo“
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Newxormu' Tailor
11 North m m
UPSTLIII
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ELEVEN WEEKS
' MORE
or
EVENING SCHOOL
A'r
MERRILL
Business College
PHONE 31“
FOR SALE ,
House, 5 rooms in But Km
for $2,000.
Also House, 6 rooms In m M
walk for $2,200. For particnlm
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main St. ms-
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
Max Levy’s Shoe Store
3180. Main St. So. Nor-wall:
SMART EASTER roux-wan
Now we 'rc all dressed up as!
we re all 1"oad1 to supply your foot!
wear needs for Easter and Spring
Just come in and see for yourself
the uonderlul display of lites! stile
footwear; examine critically lb
superior qualit3—nnd don't I‘m-get.
\now as 411111115 betore 30:: can [up
here the mo; '1 reasonable [3'00th
for Men. I’Vomcn, Boys. and (3.219-
dren. -
Prices $3.95 to $9.50
A4 i—rl
THE
PEOPLE’S
TRUST (30.-
..-.-..-‘..
-On account at the
former
fire 'in 0111'
quartem we are no?
temporarily doing
business at- the' old
First National Bank
Building, 2; Washing *
, . ton streetwbmw
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