Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 28, 1921 · page 7

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warren ‘
- "FED-Situation by youn is
r '1_ht‘ at figures and has gogofiland
. . lung. Address G. S. P. Sentinel.

D—Gardens to plow" ' job.
1- day. Drop card. bobxylzai
. St., So. Norwalk.

irls to finish and be: sus-
Good position, stead work.
not necessary. onarch
"asmnston ““912er

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

2 or 3 rooms by one ex“
fight“ housekeeping. Address
, : . a ping,” SentineLOmceJ

._. for general house-
. ages, small family.
Elmwood Ave. corner
orwalk. '

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

‘tuation. Expert Auto
xwill overhaul and repair
- y make, in your own gan
‘ - ; one 957-2. E iglfimml
."ANTED—Girl or woman to work in
restaurant. A. C. B. co. Sentinel.

.‘ ANTED—Girl
Call between 9
" oodwan’d zAve.

 
 
 

 
 

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to do housework.
a. m. and 12 m. 86

' ANTED — Stenographer, female.

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, 5 _:ron. SALE
ma SALE-Rose sashes; 2 I ld’
$3.50 a dozen Orphella, Supieeg: 3n .
Butterfly,. bloom all summer.
Trees. bushes. and shrubs having-pur-
chased the nursery and of the Howey“
Edd-'3’“: smith “3* if" “am pm
n cos. eyno s o -
try Farm. land Ave, Phone 10*.
FOR SALE—Farm, 80 acres to m
house, running water. bal’n. (but):
gisugggnggésitocg,&001s Near state road.
. a n mo .
Haviland Bldg. . c6 rt’ 9 gu‘n’

FOR SALE—Dodge touring car in verv
good shape, good tires. new battery,
kept in store e 3 years,-nsed by private
people. .550 , a good by. W. McCar-
rle, care Norwalk Hardware Co. :
FOR SALE—S ‘A good milkln co‘ > —
age 12 qts. mik a day; algso rigged-f

good hay. John Un '-
Ave.) 80. Norwalk. “an“ smmd mew

«1/

FOR SALE—1 Maxwell sedan in A-l

condition; also 1 Smith typewriter
and G..N. Todd' protectograph. Mrs.
C. H. Alsthorpe, 33 Seaview Ave., E. N.

FOR SALE—One rowboat and Mon-

tauk . rowboat motor.
Phone 2546. Cheap.

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Splendid opportunity for bright ex-:
eri “d young lady. Pleasant sur«
windings. Apply LeRoy Shirt 00.,
bestnut St. South Norwalk. 1 ‘
"ANTED—A woman to assist Janitor.
l-i'-:l.t work only mornings. Apply
r._ McCarthy, Regent theatre. Nor-
. 1k. .

 

' ANTED—Help. General House-
V, wrk girl. Small family. No wash:
- g. Wylie. 37 Elmwood Ave.

 

 

:.l.‘:'l‘lih~'l‘o Buy good size house,
some grounds, in good section, con.

 

'o. .1 v South Nor‘walk Station.

19 1‘11." 324 West End ,Ave.. New

or1:. ' m .. . .l
STORAGE

Space for Household»
Phone 1688-3
Nor-walk Storage Warehouse
Union street. South-Norwalk.’ Conn.

KEN DRICK’S GARAGE

‘ 0rd Magnetos Re-charged, Cylin

ders Rebored, Welding and
Brazing

CHESTNUT ST. PHONE 917

SOUTH NORWALK

 

Er—

FORD RADIATORS .
$10.00 andUp. i

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Norwalk Radiator Repair? I
ing and Automobile
Exchange

28 Main Street, Nor-walk Conn
‘L Phone 954

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THE BICYCLE
TIME IS HERE

IVER JOHNSON

NEW ENGLAND

EXPERT -

Arc Reliable Wheels.

Draper-Maynard S p o r tin g

Goods, Bicycle Accessories
Ford Parts, Fish Tackle

A. W. Hodge

Music Hall Block, .80. Harwell:

 

 

'FOR SALE—1920 Ford touring car

FOR SALE—Work horse. weighing.

1,100 lbs.. So.‘Norw
00.. 138 Water St. all: Oyster Farms.

‘lsuo, tungsten. Comm moo.
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‘ro LET—Two furnished rooms.
Tel. 1251 or 38 ayview ave.

T0 LEI—3 mmished rooms, centrally
located. 32 Flaxhill Road.

TO RENT—Gilles on West Washing-

ton street. centrally located, up one
flight, stea mheat. electricity. Tele-
phone 1935.

TO LET—Four rooms for small fam-
54%;; large garden; rent 37. Phone

 

 

 
 
 

 

To LET—Double room omce former—
» 1y occupied by F.. W. Hoyt. Jr.: also
two tour room apartments to adults
only in Swartz and Corbett block.
For further particulars apply Old
Well Cigar Co.

FOR RENT—lo-mom house. Cove Ave.
. East Norwalk. All improvements.
Apply No. 7, Elliott St... Marvin Beach.

TO LET-”Two sets of rooms on .115!
Ely Ave., with light and gas: one set

 

family. Apply Mrs. Bertha Naggy, 15

. Lowe St.. 80. Nor-walk.

 

I'OR RENT—Storage Splice, house-
hold, furniture. Se ate rooms.
[Semi-fire proof building. ubbell Coal

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' m ~
Mr. O‘Connor
known in Danbury through his long
service‘s-engineer at the rectory or
E. A. Mallory & Sons. In his early
lire he was with the Schuyler line. as
a. marine engineer. on the Hudson riv- p
er, and during the war was employed , ,
by this line in the transportation or
soldiers-mm New Iork to Fortress
Monroe and other point! in the South.

was perhaps best.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

once or those material things that
. vlhcotber-tiwsot'tho‘woek.
A bmmwmow. QT. U.

i an:
program or a week of, way-
er is under the auspices of the de-
partment um Observance..one
oi! the forty oddneldn or work that
are being cultivated by the member-
ship or the National Women's Chi-in-
” Temperance Union. It is not re-
latedlndhywuytothecumpugntor
the Blue Sunday laws that are being
so much spoken of and held up before
the American public as the natural
result or a reform movement. appar-
ently by those who hope. through
frightening the people into protecting

 

He was a lifelong member ,0: the --

Methodist Episcopal church.
«Mn—O'Connor went to Danbury in

’ resided there untll~he rel
:12: ill-Tm active duty at the Mallory
factory. about fifteen years ago. since.
which time he had made his home in
Albany and vicinity.
patient in
20. 1919.

P8001321."- End pursuant to an order of

the Court
Norwalk.

the subscriber hereby offers or sale

all such

Elizabethfli Ruble. sometimes known
as Eliza J. Ruble
statedof New Yo
her oceans.
described real estate.
Auxthat. certain tract
land.- .with .themlzuildings
on 17 Ely Ave" for TBSDectable colored 'l‘l‘égcéfifigtfily Neck road, now known:
as El , avenue:
sy Raymond,

Lewi
by land t
James:

B Storage 00.. Inc, Saugatuck. Conn. . F or Pamcmarwgfifig’gk 335356"
Tel. Westport 47. We issue negc- LA Administrator: .
noble warehouse receipts. _ W- - Jr. -

 

and
iel Hoyt, now or formerly;

He had been a
the hospital since October
He is survived by two sons.
_ , 0
SALE OF REAL: ESTATE. ° °‘ ck-

Probate for the District or
unfathorlzlng him t nto.

t. title and interest 86

. late or the city and
rk, had at the time of
in and to the tollowing
to wit:

or parcel~ot
thereon, situ-
' bounded

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

oi! Norwalk;

Norther-1 bgogmd of
‘19”?ng (3355?),

e I one“ .1. es
°m15a§terly y land or pan-

 
 

 

FOR SALE—Two familr house 7

rooms. improvements. in good con-
dition, 5 min— to station. ~:Fruit trees
and garden. Lot 503148.
ton Ave.. So, Norwalk. Conn;-

FOR SALE—1919.F-ord roadster in
firstclam running order.

$250. Call 31 Merwin St. or
1192-12. {Phone

FOR SALE—All Household goods.

Party going West. Sewing machine.
35: 3-Burner Oilstove, large oveh: re-
frigerator, bed, chairs, o‘ilcloth. lamps,
etc. 6% Hani'ord Pl. '

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$325: 1918 Ford touring car 8300;
1917 Ford "touring car. Ham-1919'
Ford runabout $290; 1917 Ford runa-
bout. 3235. These cars -are perfect.

Phone 2166-2 or call at 5 Westport ’

Ave., Norwalk.

FOR SALE—Special opportunity to
purchase a home, .8 room house

with 2 acres ground. near city. $2500.

Cash $1200. The Lawrence Agency.

FOR SALE—2 story Bungalow of 6

rooms and Sleeping porch, Living
room' 25 ft. with fire place. -Garage.
Chicken house, Fruit, Flowers. Shrub-
bery and garden. Best section. Bar-
gain. Telephone 1861.

 

 

FOR SALE—.Darleu, tfilm .. Commut-

ers home; 5 minutes we
6-room house, all improvements,
acre ground. lots of apples, peaches
pears. berries, grape (vines): $3,506
required, immed
Box 126, Darlen, Conn.

FOR SALE—~One established Fruit 8:.

Produce business with truck. A
good paying business for a quick buy-
e'r. At a reasonable price. For par-
ticulars. Phone 2248.

FOR SALE—3 houses at 19-21 Union
street. buildings for rent, _at 15
goershall street. The Hatch d: Bailey

 

 

BUSINESS NOTICES
SIGN ~PA1N'HNG
Indoor and OutdOOr Signs

 

re soable rates.

a ALLEN TOTH.
10 Lexington Ave., Phone 2233—3, South
Norwalk.

 

, NOTICE

'Havmg reestablished my plumbing
business at 223 Flax Hill Road. I Will
be pleased to receive orders for plumb-
ing, steam. gas and hot water fitting.
and sheet metal work. Prompt and e .
ncient service assured. Prices mod-
erate. ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.

1.3 Lexing— _

., Can be .
seen nights or Sundays all day. , Pricel

‘to station. .
,fi .

ate possession. P. O. _

Have your old signs; repainted now. .

«one: To MERCHANTS AND
MANUFACTURERS
Special This Week Only'

One of the first and best made nitro-

lgen lam s on the market on sale this

week on y. .

. QUALITY GUARANTEED

.100 Watt 230 Volt Nitrogen lamps 51.1!)

200 Watt 220 Volt Nitrogen lamps $2.00

at my shop in mi?! rear ,0! Mahnckemo
ote »

J. M. MOBILES.
ELECTRIC SHOP

ron sans n ‘

Kinds of Country and Shore
Property

Special Inducements Sale for This

Week

1 house. High street, $3,800. $1,800
will buy this house. lst mortgage
$1.000, will take 2nd mortgage. Very
desirable location. If you are looking
for a home don’t miss this sale.

1 house, Newtown avenue, 35,000,
new house. 2% acres. good neighbor-
hood, and very desirable.

1 house, Ely ave., $4.500: 2-family
house. Improvements, $1.900 will buy
this house. Mortgage $2,600.

- For appointments. until cities is
completed in the Swarta d: Corbett
block, call Tel. 199, oilice; or 831, resi-

dence. .
WILLIAM F. HOY'I'
REAL ESTATE

TAII

 

Flore Brothers’ Garage
Overhauling and Repairing
11 Hanford Place Tel.‘ 925
none BROTHERS, Props.

 

 

The TEXTILE Store

, Figured Voiles and Organdies,
yard...............25cup‘

Tussah Silk, all colors
yard..........45cand590

 

 

136 Washington Street
South Norwalk' .

 

 

 

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.Tel. 543-12.

Naggy Bros. Local and long distance
tfucking'ot all kinds. Dali trips to
New York. Address 71 C_ ar street,
Phone 318.

 

 

INSITJRA ' NC 1‘3

J. M. LAYTON & 00.,
Inc.

5 Railroad Ave” South Norwalk

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l WANTED TO BUY

All kinds of cattle. mun prices for
calves: also pigs and poultry. I pay
highest prices. Ehone 1659.

HARRY J. FREEDMAN.

“Ask the Man I Worked for"
House wirln , and motor work
Bl'NK EYNOLDS
47‘ Second Street. East Norwalk

PHONE 163

, one owneas "one:
'Aiitgmogilepgecéric System11;i l(liver-
hau e an re re . ~ . 8 ting
and ignition a s whim Vaughn.
Rear of Web Bros" 80. Main St,
phone 903. ‘ ,

 

 

 

 

 

OLD CARS
3:11 Your Old Cm'tothe
Bridgeport Auto Wreck

mg . ,
1310 NorthtAvonue
Brilvcen Oak and Center-[Sta
Bridgeport,- Com). 5‘ ,
Phone Barnum 5586—2
‘v-é'i'ond hand parts-23.116 .tireseto
fit any make of car”

 

 

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$11k Y'arn,$4.80 perm.
' "'"_ from mill. Think the‘ best

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$2.25 a pound?!”

31'. '::

Service prompt. Stephm Miller.

A MAIER'S—Auto Tops, Carmina.
Cushions, ~nnd ‘U - F0!!!

Tops $18 to 820. 13110119902; . ‘Main

gt... AWMI xii“ ”p.80.
orw

CARRIGAN a rams. local and long
' distance fucking not an minds

 

phone 383. ‘
.TKATCHER .FUREACIS—Amt for
. the famous Thatcher 31061954.?”-
use. It you aurondyiqpurchase a
one-pipe heater see me before making
- ‘ selection. ’Priioe -

All

 

{ViewfivefiM 897.

~ *Iu'all'findsotusedtires

 
 

 

"" ’5' a 89001. Send

 

Gilles Leary I: Coo Phone 1577. Bonus .'

.1..-

LOST

iLOS'I‘——-I.‘.oston Bull Puppy. marked
. white and brindle. Answers to the
Ename of Jack. Please return to T.
Reilly, liePleasant St. East Norwulk.
I ._.. .
'LOST—Snrvlrday morning. a sum of

money hrlween S. N. Trust Companv
land Reed St. West Ave. Finder pleaSe
greturn to Sentinel {files and receive
ireward. '

 

 

 

' JERSEY

SPORT SUITS '

1. '. Blade ‘oirneavy Quality :9”?
Fifteen Dollars

. L GoDENI

saw-alumnus“

~rWo‘ will wireryour house for
."lllectrio Light, and install fix
hires, lamps, etc., on the-month,
Jr payment plum. any part of,

 

file city. Get curve-mime.“ be?
- ffiore having yous-home wired. '

New

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- District otléNTorwalk. SS. Probate
ourt. March . .
c Estate in Connecticut of Elizabeth F.
Ruble. sometimes known as Eliza J
Ruble late of the city and state of
York, in said district, deceased.
.The Court of Probate [or the dis.
trict of Norwclk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the-date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts,
pro eriy attested, within said time.

sons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment

 

SOLVENT NOTICE
A. D. 1921.

b d a recovery. All "r-‘
e “"9 ”'3 pawns

 

LAWRENCE K. PAUL,
. Administrator.

 

1.30 WWW

Harry F. O'Connor, of Hartford. and
J. \Vesley O'Connor, of Orange, N. J..
and onedaughter. Hrs. Arthur S. De-
borne, ot mnemonic, Muss.

‘ The body was taken to Danbury tor
interment in the family plot in Woos-
ter cemetery and the funeral services
wfll be held in the Tomlinlon mortu-
ary chapel this afternoon at twa
‘ .‘fiJ‘

.—
Milss Augusta \‘I’akemnn.

Miss Augusta Wakeman died. Sun-
day morning. at the home or her sis-
ter. Mrs. Craig, 288 East avenue. East
Norwalk. The funeral service will be
held tomorrow, Tuesday, afternoon at
2 o'clock. from B. D. Stannard's tun-
eral parlors, .79. Main street. Rev.
George B.‘Tompklns. pastor. of“ the
Nor-walk Methodist Episcopal church.
and. Rev. F. B. Torrey. former pastor
of ,the church, officiating. The
mains will be taken. by allto cortege.
to Thomaston. on Wednesday, where
the interment will tales. place.

“1313]: OF PRAYER.

. The week of April 3-10 is to be obw
served by the National W. C. T. U. as
- .1 a week of prayer (or better Sabbath
observance. ~o. onllaapomthe women.
not only ot.that organization but also
or all others who believe that one day
out of the seven should be set aside
' for the cultivation of things or 'the
spirit,rat_her than for the perform-

AN D POPULAR "MUSIC

TAUCHT 1N

25 LESS ONS

 

RAGTIME ~'

. LESSONS

WINN

 
 
 

re-

their freedom, to swing them to the

day and the other days of the week."

4 a holiday Scan-e Bud Woofer in go-
ing to come here to box a fellow nam-

will need a lot of time to get all doll-

1311.;b cport Star.

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Sen? Tough?

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..T but." Ul’oc‘t'l'».

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TUESDAY AKD‘ WEDNESDAY

SCHOOL ‘OF MUSIC

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

W i 51' l 1

ONE are the horrible days so... one...

noise and

dainage to- lawn and ”flower

beds caused by ripping "the old wooden

shingles OE!

Bird's Art-Craft Tile‘Design'is a Earnest ~
and attractive roofing which saves you all this

eXpense

less to {put on.

and annoyance.

Comes :in soils. - COSISJCSS to. blur.

: c...- -

Bird's TAKE—Craft islaid quiddy and easily

right over old shingles.
warmer in Winter and ~
have to worry
Falling

 
 
 
 
 

hood.

.Malkes
,, 1n :summer.‘
in case if lire
m' mi:
' ‘We .We Art-Craft

 

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extreme of no diflerence between Sun-.
Not-walk may decide to make April .

ed Steadrnan and the Norwalk folkl‘
ed w» for the visit to me Park City.—

 

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No. 7 Mill! 8%.
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Now we’re all drum-l- ’ 3"
wo-ro all ready to now our:
wear needs i'or Mar and "-
Just come in and see L «
the wonderful mil . . .
footwear; examine alto-Ir _ ‘
superior quality—and 0-1,
. now as always before. you -» _ .?-~
here the most resemble _ _ .
for Men. Women. no”. -I _ “4;. ‘

 

 

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