WANTED
WANTED
. UGETRIMMER AND
SETTEB.
' '1 can do both jobs
xtitllN'l‘ENDEN'l‘ ONLY
’ l<TRAM SHOE CO.
\VANTED. 7
Nude of the bio-walks and
to know that we are now
at Franklin and Monroe
South Norwalk, where we
't'ttll‘e all kinds of Cottdn" Felt,
053. Hair and Combination Mat
and a full line of Pillows. Bol-
c.. and sell them to you at
le prices. and on our 089'
t terms. it‘ (it-sired
ons oi all kinds tor Chairs.
Seats, Boats, etc., made to
l
'(uf our great specialties is reno.
and making over your old mat.-
Ol' (llS‘lllUllS so that they are just
ti as when new.
~- patronage is hereby solicited
r- trial will convince you that
m.- goods at the right prices.
. :l card or telephone 317, and
.ntntiro will call.
mvalk Mattress Co.
R ‘_IN AND MONROE STREETS
;LTH NORWALK, count.
\\'Mlt:ttt for housework
. .11. week. Phone 1815.
\‘.':~10w Card Writer and
it: «iris: position. Full or
(i. ll. c-O Sentinel.
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rooms with im—
adults. Norwalk
stating price to.
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. t 1. cycle. Apply cor-
:! llut'ilnud Sh, So.
.; . dishwasher. days
\'.l it: or colored. Hart-
.\'w Alvin Street.
A min-tent young lady
‘. caring for children
it: c-nds. Address Don
t
You": girl, neat appear-
tv‘. years of age. to try on
~l"t‘\'<t‘<. Jerome Frank (‘o.,
31". l-‘zuuklin Sts.
“:~ " or 3 rooms by one. per-
;Icht housekeeping. Address
ll
. v'lselteeping," Sentinel Others?
Experienced waitress. Ap-
.. .zafn Restaurant, 42 So. Main
.‘t ("a rpets and rugs to clean.
. -ltll“t‘(l. ("all for and delivered.
15‘8“" Hawkins Ave. E. N.
.tn..
l‘JD—A middle-aged woman to
tor home 5 days a week. from
i. to 6 p. m. Laundry sent out.
wages to competent person. Ad-
ilztvmg particulars, t‘. 0., care
:-ne .
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.‘-"F2l)-~»Girls to learn pressing.
while learning. LeRoy Shirt
- (“hestnut St.
‘l-I NDRICK’S GARAGE
mt Magnetos Recharged, Cylin
(1:15 Rebored, Welding and
Brazing
C~SSTNUT ST. PHONE 917
SOUTH NORWALK
with RADlA'l‘ORS
$10.00 and Up. ..
Diwali: Radiator Repair-e
mg and Automobile
Exchange
3 ?-':=n Street, Norwalk Conn
Phone 954
4 .E BICYCLE-
ME IS HERE
“ER JOHNSON
13W ENGLAND
EXPERT
Arc- Reliable Wheels.
Drip-azMaynard , _ Sporting
Cw _ :ls. Bicycle Accessories
F.rd Partwl’ish Tackle
A. W. Hodge
Music Hall Block, So. Nomi}:
int i
«3.3:. .
a
arn. $1.80 per pound. ,.
‘ mill. This isthe best
>wenter Silk. Guaran-
ve satisfaction. V003
"a pound. Tie 311370
‘ m Send for amulet..-
.3' am 00., 53"Pitt 3t;
New York City ,1
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“Phone 318.
FORSALE
FOR SALE—Baby chicks, 'lillode Isl-
pnd Reds Schumacker strain.
28 Rowan St. Phone 2014.
Hall
mm
T0 LET—One large furnished room
for 2 gentlemen. 122 Washington
St. »
FOR SALE—2 horses work. in team
or single. several wagons.,lot of
farming tools.
Ave. Dar-ten. Conn. Phone 45—12.
FOR SALE—1920
condition, run
Collins CO.
Ford Sedan A1
4.000 miles. ~ A. J.
:4
,FOR SALE—Alt Household goods.
Party going \Vest. Sowing machine,
$5: R-Rurner Oilstovc. large oven: re-
frigerator. lied. chairs, oilcloth, lamps.
etc. 61.4; Hant‘ord Pl.
FOR SALE—Ford Coupe. Starter, El-
ectric lights. new rubber. excellent
condition, any demonstration. R. lVI.
it. c~o Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Rowboat, newly painted,
.16 ft. Phone 18.
FOR SALE—Broken cases; good for
kindling wood. Also two tables, 7 ft.
long. Joseph Davis, 85 Washington St.
FOR SALE—25-foot power boat; 41/;
Palmer engine. clutch, extras. In-
?uire Phone 1415 from 7 to 8 even-
ngs.
FOR SALE—Ford Touring. 1917, 3190.
\V. liwingelo, 142 So. Main St.
2
FOR SALE—cheap ‘ cylinder, 7 h. p
engine. complete with copper. gas
tank, anchor, steering wheel. propel-
ler. shaft and clutch. J. Fox, 6 Cot—
tage St. East Norwulk.
FOR SALE—-F0rd ton ‘truck. chain
driVe, in good condition. We also
have gas ranges and oil stoves}. good
lawn mowers and incubators, bicycles,
two wagons. We have furniturealso.
Jah‘ee and Ash, 3? Fort St.
FOR SALE—Two fancy ten-room hous-
es, five rooms each floor, chestnut
trimming. hard wood flooring, gas and
electric light, separate furnaces. All
improvements, situated near trolleys.
Patios reasonable. Inquire Sentinel
ce.
FOR SALE—Groom cottage, water
and toilet. large corner lot. first-
class location. $1,500 cash. George
Mitchell, Telephone 1861.
FOR SALE—Pool table, three-quarter
size. measures 316 feet; a silver cor-
net and leather case. Frank Holton
make, in perfect condition; twelve-foot
flat bottom row boat. All exceptional
bargains. Tel. 822,
FOR SALE—Pair of work horses. will
work double or single, a bargain.
Brower & Malone. Feed Co, Norwalk,
Phone 194-2. '
FOR SALE~Sauerkraut,
pounds. 4 cents per pound if all
taken. Inquire M‘; Sonislo, 56 Lexing-
ton Ave., City .
about 300
FOR SALE—Rose bushes, 2 years old,
$3.50 a dozen, Orphelia. Supreme and
Butterfly, will bloom all summer.
Trees, bushes, and shrubs
chased the nursery end of
ton green houses, we otter this fine
stock at bargain prices. Reynolds Poul-
tt‘y Farm, Highland Ave, Phone 1036.
FOR SALE—One established Fruit 8;
Produce business with truck. A
good paying business for a. quick buy-
er. At a reasonable price. For par-
ticulars. Phone 2248.
FOR SALE—3 houses at 1921 Union
street, buildings for rent, at 16
gumbo.“ street. The Batch 8: Bailey
0.
BUSINESS N 011038
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the'time to paint your house
and keep it from decay.
rooms decorated.
rial. Alexander White, 35 Lowe St,
South Norwalk.
Zigman Mason, Bailey
having pur— .
the Roway- ,
Have yous:
Ask for my prices
on wall paper. and paints. Save from,
20 to 40 per cent on labor and mate—
TO LET-Rooms for housekeeping,
gas stove. large range, dishes. 11
Haviland St.. S. N.
FOR RENT—3 rooms, 'kood location,
improvements. near trolley, garden
plot. Inquire 84 Woodward Aye” Tel.
473-3 from 8 to 6.
Continued from first pogo
contained matter- thut Mr. Stillman
could not testify to and it was upon
this ground that the communications
were barred.
Justice Morschauser painted out
that his inhibition against admitting
the alleged messages from Beuuvls to
Mrs. Stillman applied only to the mo-
tion under consideration and that
-they might be offered again in connec,
tum with later motions.
Referring to the alleged letter writ-
ten to Mr. Stillman by his wife. to the
admission of which her attorneys ob-
.lected and which it was charged by
a moment of hysteria.
herself." the decision said:
"Communications and transactions
between husband and wife were early
implicating
T0 LET—Furnisned room, suitable
for one or two gentlemen. at 32
Chestnut St, So. Norwalk. 1
TO RENT—Two furnished rooms, one‘
large and one small. Inquire 20'
Elm street. .
T0 LET—2 sets of rooms with light
and gas at 11% Ely Ave. Also 1 set,
of rooms for respectable colored fam-
ily at 15 Ely Ave. Inquire Bertha. H.
Naggy, 15 Lowe St.
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FOR RENT-ero pleasant, nicely fur-i
ished rooms, steam heated, with bath.
cts. Address answer to P. 0. box, No.
584, So. Nor-walk.
FOR RENE-storage Space, house-
hold furniture. Se to room.
Semi-fire proof building. ubbell Coal
Q.- Storage Co., Inc., Ssugntuck. Conn.
Tel. Westport 47. We issue nego-
tiable warehouse receipts. ‘
worms To mascuhurs AND
MANUFACTURERS
Special This Week Only
One of the first and best made nitro-l
gen lumps on the market on sale this
week on .
QUALITY GUARANTEED '
100 Watt 230 Volt Nitrogen lamps $1.00
200 Watt 220 Volt Ntteooon lamp. 32.00
at my shop in mi; rear of Mshackemo
ote
J. 1!. MOELLER
ELECTRIC SHOP
ros SALE fl
Kinds of Country.and Shore
Property -
ements Sale for
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, 85.000,
new house, 2% acres, good neighbor-
hood, and very desirable.
1 house, Ely ave.. 84.500: 2-family
house. Improvements, $1.900 will buy
this house. Mortgage 82,600.
For appointments. until 011109 is
completed in the Swartz d: Corbett
block, call Tel. 199, office; or 881, resi~
deuce. , ,
, WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL, ESTATE
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Flore Brothers’ Garage
; Overhauling and Repairing
11 Hartford Pluco Tel. 925
FIORE BROTHERS, Props.
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The TEXTILE Store
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Figured Voile: and Organdies,
yard...............25cup
Tumuh Silk, all colors
yard..........45cand59c
l
136 Washmgto' 11 Street
3 '. South somtk
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
will overhaul and repair your car. any
. make, in your own garage. Phone‘sozriul
_ NOTICE _
Having reestablished to
business at 223 Flax Hill goad, I will
be pleased to receive orders for plumb-
ing. steam, gas and hot water fitting.
land sheet. metal work. Prompt and er
flcient, service assured. Prices mod:
erate. ARTHUR E
Tel. 543-12. -_ '
Naggy Bros. Local and longdistance
. BEN EDICT,
trucking of all kinds. Dali ‘trips to
New York. Address 71 Ce
ar street,
\_1
WANTED TO BUY
All kinds of cattle. Extra prices for
calves; also pigs and poultry. I pay
highest prices. Phone 1659. .
~ HARRY J. FREEnMAN.
“Ask the Man I Worked for"“
House wiring and motor work
YNOLDS
I
47 Second Street. East Nor-walk
_ PHONE 163 ,
a
' CAR owns—Rs NOTICE
Automodbile E'lectrigt Systemfiggver-
an ['0 . artln m
and ignition a specialty. C. J; Vaughn,
' Rear or Webb Bros. 80. Main St...
phone 902.
. .' J
A MAIER’S—Auto Tops; Curtains.
Cushions, - and Uptown-1:3. Ford‘
Tops $18 to 320. Phone 982, 80. Main
St, 0 outs Wilstn's Hot Shop: 80.
Nor-w . Conn.
CARRIGAN & mm. toe-land ion:
distance trucking, ot‘all‘ kinds
Ofloo Lax-rs: on. Phane 1577. Hm‘
phone 863.
I
t , In ill‘kiidpo$ usodfirc‘i .1 _
r“ ‘_, ._
.5 rusements Brigg ,‘
ipl'umbing'
;. , JERSEY. _.
SPORT SUITS
Made of Heavy Quality Jersey
Fifteen Unilars
’- w,
68 wminglon" Sires t ,
-"ARTIFICIAL
' S‘UNLIGBT
We will wire your house for
Electric Light, and install fix
tures, lamps, etc., on the month
-«-
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,a,
. OLD CARS ~
, Sell ”Your Old"£}omjo‘:the.
\
isfifi‘g“
‘ Hihit
L. GQTDEN
l1 ,
F‘
. “to Th rod atte -
,ly payment plan, any Part of q nonfiahltewagdslzftetur: tous'entingl
“the City. Get our estimate be omce. ,
lfore having yourjhouse wired ~- ,
J«warm ELECTRIC co. a, .
m-wmmmsu, 3. Norm]: r INSURAN
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J.M.
recognized as/priviteged and neither
could be compelled to disclose what
took place between them and neither
was a competent witness to testify as
to such transactions or commxnica-
tlons of a confidential nature or in-
duced by the marital relations.
, ."F'rom experience it was found that
far les§ evil would result from the ex-
clusion of such testimony than from
its admission. It may in. individual
cases work hardship but the destruc-
tion of confidence between a husband
and affect the marriage relation. This
and affect the marragc relation. This
. ‘ ‘
1 >1
TATEM EXT. of the Ownership,
Management. Circulation. Etc.. re-
quired by the Act of Congress of Aug~
not 2'1. 191:. of The Exciting-Sentinel,
published daily, at South Norwalk, for
April l. 1921. ‘ .
$19.19: ot Connecticut. Lounty ot Fair-
field. 53. _ _
Before me. a Notary. in and {or the
State and county atoms-aid .personalty
appeared Charles lt. Baker, . who,
having been duly sworn according to
law. (deposcs and says that he is the
Bunincss Manager of The Evening
Sentinel. and that the following is. to
the best of his knowledge and belief,
a true statement of the ownership,
management. Circulation. etc., of the
aforesaid publication for the date
shown in the above caption. required
by the Act or August :4. 1912. embod-
led in section 443, I'Ostul laws and
Regulations. printed on the reverse
of this fortn. to wit: .
That the nunlo-N and addresses of
the publisher. editor. managing edit-
or. and business manage-r are: Pub-
lisher. E. L. and A. L. Golden. South
Norwulk; editor. Edmund
South .\'or\\alk; l-usim-ss
Charles R. linker. Noruulk.
That the owners arr: Emma L.
Golden. South Norwztlk: Agnes L.
Golden. South Norxxnlk.
, That the known bondholders. mort-
gngces. and other security holders
owning or holding l Dt'l‘ com. or more
of total amount at bonds. mortgages.
or other securities are none.
That the- average number of copies
of each issue of this publication sold
or distributed. through the mails or
otherwise. to paid subscribers during
the six months preceding the date
shown above is 2.8]3.
CHAS. R. BAKER.
., BusinesoT-flanuger.
S‘Ol‘n to and subscribed before me
this‘lst day or April. 1921.
FRANK L. BRI'NBAGE.. «
(My commission expires Iéeb. l. 192‘).
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ORDER TO S’EI'I‘LE ACCOUNT
District of Norwalk. SS. Probate
Court. )lurch 31 A. D. 1921.
Estate of Charles T. Mitchell late of
Norwatk in said District. deceased.
ORDERED. That the Administra-
trix exhibit her Administration ac-
E. Crowe,
manager.
count to this Court for adjustment.
at the Probate office in. Norwalk. on
the 9th day of April 1921. at 11
o'cloek forenoou: and t t 1 persons
interested in said Esta . ay be no-
dified thereof. the Administratrix will?”
cause this order to be published in a
neWSpaper having a circulation ' in
said District. at least five days before
said 9th day of April. 192].
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk. _ m Probate
Court. March 26. A; D.. 1921.
Estate of Emma F. Jones late of
Norwalk. in said District, deceased. ,
The. Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
‘ their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts property attested. within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate‘are. re- - 9
Fq‘nested to make immedm payment
to
" Florence A. Gsllendet.
Executrix
or
Keogh . 8: Caudee. Attys.
All members of South Norwalk
age. No. 529. L. 0. O. M. are hereby
requested, to meet at Moose l-Iorne at.
8 "o‘clock sharp this evening for the
purpose of attending the funeral ser-
vices of Brother John W. Czako.
' Signd Byron C. Mead.
Secretary.
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"ms' ‘1'
LOST—Gold. ha: pin with 4 stone: on
.er
counsel for the banker she wrote “in,
' CHEVROLET“ CARS
'&CO.,_
Officers were installed at the meet-
ing of South Nor-walk Lodge, No. 529,
L. O. O.‘ 31.. last evening by Deputy
Supreme Dictator, Francis M. Hub-
bell. to follow-:—
Past Dictator. Howard Knapp; Dic-
tator, Frederick H. Gnnung; Vice-
Dictutor, Harry Beckett; Treasurer.
B. J. Reynolds; Trustee for it years,
Howard Wilmot; Sergeant at Arms.
Elton Smith.
Following the installation luncheon
was served by the entertainment com
mittee.
The "Temper of the lodge in a body
will attend the funeral services or the
order at the home. of theiste John W.
ano. 9 Quiuturd avenue. thlscven-
,lng at 8:30 o‘clock.
I‘ma-nl of Mr. Duke
The funeral of John W. Osaka will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 8
o‘clock from the late home. 9 Quin-
tard avenue. Interment will tollow in
the family plot at Riverside cemetery.
Guests at the Royal ”mes hotel
yesterday were: Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam G. Hamilton. of New York city.
Mrs. J. M. Kendall. Concord, N. 11..
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Hayes, New
York city: W. H. Powers, Boston
Mass. and Arlington Moore. of Bos-
ton Mnss. .
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Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
South Norwalk ‘
104 Washington Street,
—_—..-.
Announcing Tomorrow
'AN EXTREME REDUCTION 0N
Afternoon Frocks" '
$ 1 8;. s 0
Formerly priced ,up to $27.50
It is seldom, indeed, that Frocks of- so very
high a grade are available at a low price. The
height of modish charm is expressed to their
styling, and embellishments of beads, em-
broidery and dainty lace add still greater at-
tractiveness.
Substantial Savings 011 Household Needs Listed Below
“Aladdin” Aluminum Double Boilers
241i. size, regular price $3.70
SaturdaySpecial .
“Brine" for Polishing Alumi-
num Ware
, 30c size ‘ , -
'gamyw col-nus. 23°
, ""Gsll Alarm Clocks
'Absolutely guaranteed
"Saturday Special . . .. $1.69
o’Gedar Dust Hops
$1.75 size_
“WW $1.29
Ingrid Veneer Polish
60c size
snowman
We Carry a Big ,Line of garden Tools, and all sizes of
Pearl Galvanized and Black Screen Cloth
ROSENFIELD BROS.
mnwm sun so,
125 Washington St. Phone 340'. Free Delivery
N
$2.39 ‘
Star ‘ Gray Enameled
has!» Kettles
No. 8, 7 qt. Size.
Saturday Special . . . . .. $1.39
Thin Blown Tumblers
Plain, reg. 10c each
in 8“”, W. . . 6 for 390
E wane Cups and Banners
, . Large, Size,
Saturday Special
0
I .2.
19c
Qupand saucer
Alinniminr Crumb Tray 5nd,
' Saturday Special-W890 W37
comma. ‘DeliveriesonShm
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tor simmersumoouuhhllnl‘?
will let us . 3. Q -
, Moe the. It“ " ,V ‘3‘.
The newest do“ ’ 3.7: '
tum’ nuns Idol's up, .. :fi .‘Q t'-
garmentsthatwoglp- ,, «I I...
Com. m and .0 d- "
mentor M‘ ‘
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FROMNOW‘ ' .
will yours‘be the or! i
successor-them ‘
wasted. years! ' ‘
Lamng- “ W.
Training given an. ,
Business College?
Day and m-fi
Phono ans-a
ol-
FOR SALE
House, lineman“
M f or $2,000. _
Also House. 0 roe-o I. la...”
walkout $2M Perm .
Ask John'T. Instr
0. 7 Main St.
REAL ESTATE
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Max Levy’s Shoe Stu-i: ,
3180.Main8t. so.“
sm'r mm
Now we‘re on duo-II I.
we're all randy to my. ill"
wear needs for m Ill
'Just come inn-d use Its
the woudoflnlM‘u ‘-
footwear; mm ans-ll
“93m, quality—Ind an! has
now as alwm him“.—
here the most. roan-nil- m
tor Men, Women. nun. d u,‘
who. $3.96 to at! ‘
PEOPLE’S
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