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WANTED
' l 6‘1! wondw Healer
PERINTENDENT ONLY
tram Shoe Co.
For general housework. a
- - 1c aged woman, willing
o country.
_| ash,
Apply to Mm!
-i1 Elmwood Ave...
\ By American \couplc. a
, e rooms with all improve-
, or before May 1. References.
i re. Sentinel. ‘
\ } —Girl for light housework.
evenings. (l. A. Clark. 10
. L. .
ls
\ El) —~3Chamber maid. middle~
d wonian',~.good homo and salary
ight party. Apply Hotel Mahack-
NTEU- Single man to work on
l‘lll. Must be good milker and
v how to do all kinds of Iarnl
. Apply M. Roberts. East Rock
Phone 866-2. Norwalk.
‘ ast Ave, East Nor-
ughly experienced
nlplnyment Oiiice,
l' l‘ (‘0.
OMALE—Operz:
and drPSScS. 9
"slenozrapiier.
Mfg. Co.,
a
e, a posi-
. as chaul-
t plalf‘i‘.
-. m.. or
R. ‘r‘. l).
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Kiln
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t. ett‘.
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Kill; lllilCli'S CARAC '
Ford Muslims: Rc.(2ii'1':-'t'l. Cvl
ders Reborctl. V/cldlu: and
Brazing ‘
BO CHEFT‘ r'r c-
Q l
PHONE ‘3‘.
I‘. ‘N L. L K
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FORE) ~v ..
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Nil
$10.00 and l'p
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a
.‘r- orvsalk Radiator Repair-
mtr and Automobile ’
i
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Exchange
28 f .1"- S‘ eel, Nor-walk Conn
Phone 954
THE BICYCLE
TIME IS HERE
IVER JOHNSON
NEW ENGLAND
EXPERT
\r.» iii-liable “'llccls.
Dre-pcvaziynzird S p o r tin g
Goods. Bicycle Accessories
Ford Parts, Fish Tackle
A. W: iii—06g
Music Hall Block, $0. No
Ce“
.. . AUCTION
“lllzam ll (i1!lh]i.-_ z... .-
s:lr}o-tllr- thiIt-sl llidfi
809115. eic.. Friday, .11",
r l r h’ m p. m.
a ll 0 5 me. on the pi‘t'll‘ll‘l corner
of Boris place and ll" - ~‘ " 3‘
Noru'aik. ..r\ i=3. s. La t
hBC'dS. 5 Des. mattresses. 5 board,
c airs, :- rs. tool t'liest. t 5, silver
fet. glassware. dishgs' pictures,
amps. garden tools. (‘lll‘itl SGWiDE
machine, oil 5“)er lawn \\ er. tires
Sers. desk. bricearbu washing
machine. etc.
BOSCH.
FOR SALE—One
AVe.
care Sentinel.
lFoe. SALE—0
Norwalk- posfotfice.
G, R. Disbrow,
East Norwalk, reasonable. J
l-‘alrtleld Ave. Tel. 896-3.
Phone 551—12.
191s model, 30x35§
and
l‘tllllll.
Oil w: 1 paper. and paints.
2!" In
'.
'-
FOR, SALE
c
Overland d It
car for want of use. Phone 11949-23?”y
FOR SALE—I920 Ford Sedan.
condition. Can be seen 11 Perfect
Union
son confirm house it -
arate furnace, large lot. In; 13°33,
‘ _____._____
10R SALE—Thor motorcycle. z-clyin-
ders. Good runnin conditi ‘
H. Johnson, 36 Flaxhgill Roamon' 312°.
“
_ ne fiveyear-old Jersey
m’llnkHCh ncxow, Ii’cresh three weeks, good
I er. rs. atona, 250 l .
South Norwalk. E y Ave '
FOR SALE—Two family house, all in-
provements, five minutes to South
Reasonabl , 'f
sold at once. Phone 805. e 1
FOR SALE—Baby grand Chevrolet, or
exchange for late model Ford tour—
ng. A-l running order. Five good tires.
Daven ort Ave” 83 a-
tuck. Conn. p “3
FOR SALE—Desirable b ll
about 75x200 tt., u ding
Hill Road. For part
lot,
situated on Flax
iculars, Tel. 2405.
_ FOR SALE—To cash customer,
SWANTED—ss to $10 daily Dodge co . run 3.000 miles. in
- NEW FIBRE Bitoons; Deflecs con ltion. R. 8: W. Hat shop.-
man will buy. Sample by 1110-. brOSs & River Streets, Norwalk.
t. 65 cents. \VYNN” -
Elmira, N. Y. “\FOR SALE—Near Armory. 7-room
~ __ _ bohsuse, gilprgveir‘lents, $5,000. Har~
wantel ror ii in 19W 930 room house. tur-
dy to start at ongce. mfilled. 83,800. George Mitchell,
Telephone 1861.
FOR SALE—1917 Ford runabout in
running condition. Two lots in
. Erdos, 42
FOR SALE—Upright piano in first
class condition, brass and iron bed.
‘OR SALE—Pair of work borscs_ work
double or single, a bargain if sold ,at
once. Bower &. Malone, F . ‘ -
walk. Phone 194-2. eed co’ MF
FOR SALE—One. Eord touring car,
9. tires, all around.
$-lu. Also a 1919 Ford roadster, $290.
two good bargains. Phone 2166-2, Nor-
u'alk. '
FOR SALE—Wood. sawed in stove
lengths. 1,4 load $4.00, also fence
posts, any length, bean poles and
oyster stakes. E. V. D. Hamm, “lest
Rocks avenue Norwalk, Phone 1580.
FotREALE—Rose bushes 2 ‘ears old
$3.50 a dozen, Orphelia_ Supleme and
Butterfly, Will bloom all
Trees. bushes. and shrubs having pur-
the Room-‘-
chased the nursery end of
we otter this fine
ton green houses
stock at bargain prices. Reynolds Poul.
- try Farm. Highland Ave, Phone 1036.
‘Ult SALE—3 houses 19-21
street, buildings fat-"rent, 231T;
arehall street. The Match 5 Bailey
LOST
: ——l:ro\vll :illil whiti llu>lnll Hull
,: \\'lll‘l‘ lt :llll(-r ('olllli‘. lvl‘:l<>‘
-trl. liltllrll in 4.‘ l;l:ll\\ool
1117}
:«l rt \vllril or pllrilti- .\‘_'
“lilSlNESS NOTICES
___________,
lnr dinnul'. Attic. Payne and Von-
rlzliiinni, ll to J O'clock. every
Ollie cooking. prices right, or-li 'r
g :ltll-r p. m. ()pt-ll 'Hi-ll 2‘.’
’aym- and Monscll. l'l‘nps” (or.
d Ann. and Monroe St.
-l.
.LL PAPER AND PAINTS
is the time to paint your house
eep it from decay. Have you:
decorated. Ask for my prices
It Save from
rial, ‘Alcxalitler “'hite 35 Lowe St
Snuth ESOI'WJtlk. I 4
.Wm
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
\vili nv/Uhuul and repair your car, :mv.
Tllillx'f‘, in your own garacc. Phone 602 4.?
E
Naggy‘ Bros. Local and long distance
trucking of all kinds. Dali tri s
New Yo it. Address "'1 p to
Phone 3 S. l Ce ar street.
ANTED TO BUY
‘ of Cattle. DXU'J prir-w: if)?
a 0 pigs and pouliii. l
lghest p1- ccs. Phone 36539. '
ARRY J. Elli-.13 if~i.—\.\’.
l‘fi.
r:
‘4 ~~—— . -_ _-
CAR'YWNERS NOTlC :
Automobi Electric Sys'. -.-r
‘ngerpalred. Starlinlz llsiv' ' '
1 specialty, c. J..V.‘llvl_' ‘
ebb Bros, So. Blames“
tinns :llt-
on of thi- L—T—K—
I lllf‘ Nor-éhgut‘fipgr‘nfo le'lfilhr.
”f"? “lilo :20. Phone :;,,.;<n§,
'«‘ ’iIOSte Wilso' '." -. -
“‘1‘ Walk, COBB. n5 liul bhnp'
l -
CARRIGAN & 1mm»: .. '
distance true .o‘fbul ““1 I
Office Lea &
phone asst-y co" Phone 1
all ' kinds
577. Hausa
ARTIFICIAL
SUNLIGHT
We :Will'wn-e your house for
,Electrle Light, and install fix
:nres, lamps. etc, on the month
y payment plan, an ‘
the city. Get our esgimgat? hoof
fore buying your house wired
I
evenlps and all
mom-.-
per cent on labor and mate--
ong
ing of Banner Coum- .
.- lighters 01" Liberty.
-‘.‘r‘. -
vvvv
- -
vv'v
y'vvvvvvvvw
s
To LET—Four‘l‘toom: on first floor,
wvith running water and light. Adults
only. Rent-reasonable- E. L. Saunders,
51 Strawberry Hill. , "
T0.LE71‘-.-—Tw3.xooms. m tur-
l-R $151.1“ suitable for housekeeping.
+8!“ South I!“ a ’
FOR RENT—- furnished rooms, coili-
plete for hou ékeeping. All improve-
ments. Centrally located, 3 blocks
from South Norwalk station. J. J. J
care Sentinel. .
TO LET—Private garage, room {or 3
cars. electric lights. log. 6 Eliza-
beth street. or phone 303-3.
T0 LET—Large fi‘ont room, 3 win-
(lows. newly furnished, on bath room
floor. for 2 ladies or gentlemen. Apply
63 Putnam Ave. , Phone 1466.
Orwalk. "
provements. 2 acres of ground. on the
main street. 3 minutes to South \\'ii-'
ton station. Phone Wilton .29-14.
TO LET—5 rooms, part improve-
lszaents, centrally located. Tel. 416 or
c
To' LET—d-mzpartment. first 11er,
immediate possession. Inq.
-|Lawton, 12 Chestnut St.
rro RENT—6 room house, all improve-
ments. Apply Hartford Lunch, 6 So.
Main St. '
TQLm—Small house of 4 a
good well water and garden. “out.
88 month. Apply 24 Clay St.
TO LET—muse, 3 rooms, toilet, sink,
electric lights, 17 Laura St., So. Nor-
waleMike Santana.
To LET—Store near Wilton station
mggltd mpoztti‘fllcg. leM%d location for
at e pp em Grocer'
Co.. 50 Water St., Si). Norwalk, Conn).
“Farms. a...”
Ult torn e , h
nold furniture. 8Se te roiling:
semi-fire proof building. ubbell Coal
6 Storage Co., Inc., Saugatuck. Conn.
Tel. Westport 47. We issu'e nego-
tiable warehouse receipts.
4
WILLIAM F. HOY'I‘
REAL ESTATE
Kinds of City, Country and
Shore Property
1_5 Houses in Norwalk, prices from
$2...no to 315.000.
H Houses in 80"!“ Norwalk, prices
troni S" " 25.000.
)-
All
chit") to
5 Houses in East Norwalk, prices
from 83.0"” to 315.000.
5 Houses in Cranbury, prices from
$2.5M) to 510.000.
5 Houses in llowayton. prices 52.00:)
3101"“).
2 Houses at Harbor View Beach.
furnished, SILSHO to 54.3“".
2 Houses at Harbor View Pilr‘w'.
furnished. Slifiim 1.; “find
. 4 Houses at lialbor View Beach, to
item. 3400 to 5mm for season.
l 2 Houses at East Norwulk. to rent.
$50 [N'r month.
it you wish to sell your farm. li<i it
Will] me. .‘ls l have parties looking in!
small farms.
[0
l Now lot-alctl-in the Su'artz and For
lum: ‘hlorii, appointments malili‘ ‘l‘
;sllu\vllll: properly.
I
A
Fall ill (if-rite or [illrllli- hams"; tel. 831
lt-r 6 p. m.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
.
of
l
i ONCE MORE
, l have a fine lot of (50) horses to be.
sold for the high dollar.
You. Mr.
iced for yo
'cxccllent 5
Farmer. will find what you
ur sprint: Work among these
peclniells.
5 SOUTH NORWALK SALE AND
EXCHANGE STABLES
‘ Washington Street
y AUCTION EVERY TUEBDAY
JERSEY
SPORT SUITS
Made 0 cavy Quality Jersey
Fifteen Dollars
cv-
A to
i... GOLbEN
L a" Washington Street
—_
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the. '
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
1310 North Avenue
' and heart of the man have only words
FOR RENT—House, 9 rooms, all in:-‘
.ing fils term
- professor of
. “and from
3W1; New York. where he
attended the funeral of his uncle.
mm The Binghunton £3-
.voute has the following to my of the
deceased:
In the death of Harry Mint: the City
of 31:33th nutter: a distinct loss.
For nearly eleven years he had been
intimately connected with the official
activities of the city. In 1910 he was
appointed a member of the Municipal
Civil Service Commission by Mayor
John J. Irving and also was reap-
pointed by Mayor VVllliam R. Ely. As
a member of the Civil Service Com-
mission Harry Mintz was peculiarly
.well titwd {or the position. insides a
Nth school-and college tra: .ng he
brought to the. office that w, Rh was
equally essential—honesty and sin-
cerity of purpose. His colleagues on
the Civil Senicc Commission who had
an intimate knowledge of the mind
of praise for him. . l
Harry Mlniz. after six years as a,
Civil Service Commissioner. laid down
those duties to assume the responsi-
bilities of Aliltl‘man of the Ninth
“’urd. aposition which he held for a
little more than live years. and vhs
chairman of the Committee on Fin-
:lncc. which carried with it the lead-
"Y'Slllp of the Common Council. Dur-
:ls Alderman. Harry
)liqtz introduca-il many of the mom
important and constructive ordin-
ances. and “llllf‘ his colleagues may
have differed with hint at times. nev-
er once was tlu~ question of his hon-
esty or sincerity even thought of.
For several Yours Harry Mint: was
English in the High
School of this Ml."- VVhile holding
this position he put his whole heart
and soul into his Vocation. and finally
was obligpd. (Ill account of ill health.
to give up this work and take a com-
plete rest. .‘lr. Minlz then spent sev—
eral year on .xn Indian reservatioan
the {\‘est. “’lli rv hc partially regained
his health.
In conjunction with his civic duties
Mr. Minty. was mlltor or the Morning
Sun for nearly two years and his writ-
ings were cliurzlcterizeql.for the dis-
tlntiw- English employed :un’well as
the- point bf \lt'\\' of the writer.
lll ri-cordinl: it recent meeting of the
Common Count-ll The Advocate saidzl
.\lllll‘lll;u\ liiirry Minlz demonstrated
at lust night's llll't'llng‘ or the Common
Council that lll‘ is just naturally too
llnllt'st to be successful ‘pmctical'
pnlllli'lull."
’l‘ims-- “ho kno-w Harry Milllz best.
BlallflllSE WRHEKINE
Thousand of Refugees Are
Quartered 'in- a‘Park
'rowm, April 1—». are which $500300 “1 Chicago
broke out yesterday in the Asaxusa' *
section of Tokio was brought under! CHICAGO. AP?“ 7.—An abandoned
control after the firemen had resorted “'3“ ”Wk found by- ""3 police. early
to the methbd of tearing down a ring t0“?- ‘and believed ‘0 be ”1° register-
of houseuaround the atfected district. ed pouch 'stolen by banditl from a.
__ llllllEBlli illllli
Wrappers for Money Indi'
cute That They Secured
A number ofchildrcn were injured 3‘. mail truck-late yesterday. contained
they fled from a burning school house. .mp9?" 1'0" money. WhICh the police
Live Poultry Mark
as Woodward An. . than"
Save doctor’l bill- by
try
WI I‘LL swarms
We
.orioec .for your chick“ ll 1‘
to sell any
. \
youlnowtan‘ll'
2003011.?
'11!»me '
Today a. thousand refugees are Nd shows "1491 from 3500.000 ‘0
quartered in the Asakusa park. the 5160.000 we. obtained by the robbers.
temple and school houses. lit was reported last night that the
lions would not exceed $50,000.
gage holding $50,000 in currency: an-
rro RESUME wear.
Continued from First page.
ills, and five large sacks consigned to
liranchel of the Federal Reserve
. 1 Bank. each sack containing five
”ermmgsi‘gfinzgm‘gn of the British ismaller bags which in turn held cur—
flcct in the Firth of Forth have been ircncy of large denomination.
Double house, 6 rooms on each I“'
_ i l .T‘hc abandoned pouch cont i ed ”10. .3'800‘ ‘
REFUSE TO ORDER lwrappers indicating a'shlpment 0‘; 2m: “ One-family house, 6 rooms. 91"
BRITISH PUMP MEN [package of “0.000 in $1 hills; a pack- $1,800. '
Two-family house,
.oiher containing one. hundred $1.000 $2,800,
Located in East Norwalk.
FOR SALE.
8 rooms. u“
u"
.. I. .
Ask John T. Hayes . j
No. 7 Main Street, Nor-walla H"!
3-3"
given sleeping berths on board theI
battleships Crescent and ltosyth. smut" [END ~—
_-—_
Double guards have been placed on
all caissons in the Forth area.
LONDON. April .. (By the Ruse
elated l'ress.)—The National l'tllon o-f
llailwaymelt today unanimously decid-
cd to supper the coal miners ill-their
strike.
LONDON. April 1'. (By the Asso—l CHIPAGO, April '..—The Depart-'i
“at“! l.r(,ss_)__‘ complete breakup merit of Agriculture should lend the
of the conference between represen-
tatives of the miners. the owners and
the government with a flew to set—
tling the coal strike. was announced
in the House of Commons by i‘lcmier
Lloyd George this afternoon.
same aid to t'zlrnlers in marketing
,their crops as it docs in their produc-
tion. Secretary \Yallacc declared yes-
terday in an address hire before the
’farmr-rr' grain marketingr committee
"of seventeen.
Study of improved marketing meth-
lod‘s as well as of conditions the ferm-
rm: DAINTIBST or so ~~ ~
'for Summer-time can be bad it ’
The newest designs,
trimming ideas are embodied in II
garments that we make up. ‘
Come in and see our wide M.-
ment of material.
lNew York Ladies’ Talk! . -
will let us - I- .
Tailor Them for You ‘
an“ E
i -~
b-l _,
11 north Main Street.
e f
UPSTAIRS V
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL STREET-11,1 0:30 a. m.—Eal'-
cr should understand to produce in-
ttlligently and adjust his production
. to th( lletds of consumption the. sec—
' n . S v . - i -
l_\ dtalings in tht. lock Marlyn! tod i) “rotary said. "are proper functiors 0!
showed no definite tendencies. {ll-“he department."
though advlinm's outnumbered tie-i The department "should turn on
clines. Bullish sentiment “as some- E‘llf.‘ light." he continued. on there
“hat dampened “3 ““081 .de\elop- :are points along the way at which
".H‘ms in the ”mid? coal strike sltua- ,thcrc in unnecessary waste. that
tion and the (li‘ClSlOl‘l of the l'niti-d
should he made known. If there are
men along the way who are taking too
much toll for the snrvicn they render
"lhat also should be made known. A
plentiful supply of food at prices
which are just to both producer and
consumer is vital to our national wel-
fare and it is a proper function of the
States Railroad Labor Board against
temporary reduction of wages. Gains
of i to 2 points in Mexican Petroleum.
(:(‘lll'l‘ill Asphalt and .l'nitcd Stall-s
Rubber were "l" outstanding features.
lialLs \\'('l‘f' inclined to ease and recent
tprrasurc against European oils
\\'wlm sil:l\. :li'lrr an illness contracted
l‘llrisilll.:.~ \ut k The funeral will be
llrlrl from HIV house. on Sunday after-
noon. 'l‘lu hour to be announced
lllll‘l‘. . >
l-:«\ H. St. “.lrt Michael. rector oi
St. .\l;ittlii\v'.~. of which Mrs. Strauss
was an nf‘ll"¢ number. Will otrlciate.
and a good ncizhl-or. \\ ho will long he
ltiissu-vl in the community.
llt'sllli‘s her husband.
she lean cs
Another son. James ll. \Vllippic.
\vns thc_ first of \\'llln".'s sons to give
his life for his country in the \Vorld's
\"nr. and for whom the “'ll-lnn Post
of the Ann Y‘ltilll Legion is justly nanl~
t-d.
She also htr "Hither. .‘frs
Elmira \\'orth. who made her home
with llf‘r. all lliA nullllit'l‘ ot‘ ri-lutiu-s m
lluyvillt‘.
lulu-s
Mr~. .‘lnn C(llllhlill.
Mrs. Ann (,‘r-llklill. willow or the late
John S. I‘onkfl’l‘. died this morning at
the Norwalk Hospital. art-d 74 years.
She is survho-d “5' threr- children.
Mm. Brut-st lirilmizlzv. lt-orgc (‘onklin
and Miss Bertha l‘ouklin. all of this
city. lit-sides a sister. Mrs. Milly John-
son. of Bridgeport. Tm:- i'unerzll will
he held on Saturday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock from the late home. 6 Third
strci-t. Rev. (‘hapmnn S. Lewis. rector
of Trinity church officiating. Burial
will he in East Norwalk cemetery.
nircnce Frankel
z"
_ Florence Frankel. lwq-lxcq‘ear—Old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Frankel of 1 North avenue. died aLthe
Nonvalk Hospital last night. The re-
mains were taken to Passaic: N. J..
for burial.
rum-u of Mrs. Joseph Karel
The funeral of Mrs. Josepha Karel
was held today from the home of her
daughter at L": “'ilton avenue. Rev.
Ernest‘ F. McGresor. of the First Con-
gregational church. of Norwalk.- om-
elated. Interment was in a vault at
the Riverside cemetery.
Between _Oak and Center St..
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
'Second hand part: and tires to
fit any make of car
‘
,INS
L
,an OSLACKERS
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m 700“»
\
1N NORWALK
continued from m' Page
‘
3.
er when he wasn't one." .
The dehrin the publication ”of the
“W’ list comes a. rather a. sur-
mne inasmuch it was recently an-
nounced that the list would be semi
out ' ' Washington. D. 0.; to new-2,
pape manuals! and Ansel-lean hei
mil mm publication. '
The Wand My lane
thatex-cerflcemonwhbmdnflea
but then; name-mt be onthdlm
13mg! an. error-cam get in touch
with ordinal: a: the-pout so that the
‘ ‘ ” m hetero the
‘.causul a decided change ill tenlpt-ra-‘
' ' \vas ""un""" 1'3‘Ch‘ml-"5 0" LO (1011' overnmcnt to do what it can to in-
suit?- r' ”w kiih-n'i‘quctiflgl‘ln lipdiusgea‘zl "um”! “mm” from M’stt-rrial‘hi :iglt- sure it."
lhh H H ii“): yvim: lived ill it. "5‘ quotations. ' Information of world production
Harry 3“” z “I land consumption is “especially useful
“rt. Henry Strauss. ‘V‘U‘l‘ ST’H‘3'_‘:T~- “OWL—ATV“ ill“ Innd necessary," the secretary declar~
- -'.l "lllllll‘ “'orth. wife of.”‘°'l"“"‘" mvrnlullt W'PUHIUINHOH (if-(«L to old farmers in decidinz‘ in
M” i ,‘)H.- l'od at llI'l‘ home in [buying “"1“” ”"1 lli‘i'n Sflllfif‘J-d. vwhat quantities given commodities
L“ “l? {:fl‘ll|t‘lll:\‘ll:)nl\' lierorc noon: on lpric" “”09“"! ”3““ Cables dtulinfiislmuld be produced in order that
- ll” .1 - ‘\ -
with latest aspects of the Bruish coal .thr-rc may be an adequate supply"
slrlkc- provoked short sl-lling. Motor-3.! While not discussing the commit-
istnrls. crluipnltnls .‘lllll hath-rs \vi-l‘c'ici‘s marketing plan in lit-tall. the
I tolling i to 1‘2 pointstm-creinry said it appr-arcll to have
:ilic first to yield.
‘Unilt'l' yesterday's filial quotations and profited by practical experience of
..\'I'\lf‘:lll l'ctrolmllli lost the greatcr‘lihc past and to have avoided the
[part oi" its (:lrly rise. Twill (‘iiy lia- ‘wcaknexscs which had broken down
'piii Transit. yesterday‘s strongest lea-llnaliy previous OrflnlflflliN‘K It had
equipments and leathers_ especially tho. ,normal prices. Si-t'l'rlury \Vi‘ill‘flr“
Hatter. (‘entral Leather l’l‘d.. showing a said “it is not siranirv ”ml ”mumllih
'loss of 3 points. Lowprlced rails also'or them should be willing and ready
four ('llllfll‘t‘ll by :i turn“ I‘ marl-lune. ,wore under pressure. notably “'est-l‘o adopt drastic mpasm-pflf- 11'“. 5..“
”n" denizhlt'r‘. “'1‘! Mum! “'hilll‘lt-‘ern Pacific. which reacted 2 points. lnltzlry added. however. "‘h‘", n “'"F
Lennon. of \\'ilIen: and three sons. l ~ _—-_._ _._.__.. 'no time to l... ruled 1.3- py‘rjlldlf‘ofl and
L'lurture. of “'inilsnr. "amt. and W ther t fno time for shallow llllllklllgf.‘ declar-
l-‘rwivrick Hilll JUFO-Pll “hippie. who ea Fem ’1‘": [hr more critical the Situation] ll“;
- " ‘ - . . . . . . 3 l .r ~i for ken-pint: u (‘H
i 5H”! “I”. h. r ' 1. or Rorwalk and Vicinity: l nst-tili d 3’9“" ”m “Ni
lwcuthrr tonight and Friday. probably Feud-u
flight ruin: not much change. in temp-i
erature: fresh easterly" winds. An Germany to SQNd. '
larva of high prt-ssurc- from the Lal-ru- Reconstructlon hotc
idor coast has mmcd southward dur-I
sing the last twenty—four hours and has;
r
April T.-—4‘vcrtll:.i.y \vlll
Allied FFprc mo (‘vullml
DERIJN.
sulmlit to tilt
tllrc throughout Ntw England. The ._ ~ _' .. . - l..,.,“\u-mv.
itcn‘thvraiurc continues high in the Slist‘liu‘ lili'l‘OMl’ f“ "w ' (
Laki- region and the central districts.
ilint is generally h(‘l0‘\' normal from
9the Mlosisaippi rtvcr westward to the
fl‘acil‘w coast. ("lowly and ul‘lsl'llltll
iweathcr with local showers prevails in
I all sections cast of'tlic' Heck)
lhlountains. .
crn France in a note which now is. in . l
in: prepared and which “iii In- din-.—
patched before Ma} ]. it was :lllllouzlv» I
ed officially today. ‘ ml
Th: liuh‘ “Ill rim-rate Cirluaay s
desire to sin-e the rcaions reconstruct- ‘
as possible :nl-i will of—
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tion of the dcxw-zni regions ot‘ North» 1
. nt-urly
liul as ‘(llll lil)
ll'cl‘ German lulior an-l malt-r
SOLVENT NOTICE 7.01M.
’ . ' . ~ ‘l SOLVENT NOTlcE
District (li- lgan-Siklfigi' ‘Pthaiei .Dlstriet ‘ni‘ Nqirr'alllgblssn Probate
‘colggi‘atpafi Ceécli‘a TK'ttil‘l'lck. lgtda of!(‘nlt:l:{§‘éllgll 41‘:er ”Cal‘hOnP. lutei cl
lit. in said distric , ucceas . _ . . . ’ _ i let dl‘t‘easi‘ ._
NOR: Court, Of Probate for the Dl‘ hnrualk. in said dis r , lhe Dis
. Court of Probate tor
trigiuoi Norwalk. hath limited and al
lowed six months from the date llPlt»
of for the creditors of said estate :3
exhibit their claims for inculcate-n“.
Those who neglect to present the l di 1
counts. properly attested. ‘lhhlll' 911%
time. will be debai‘rcd a recm cry. '.‘
persons indebted to said estate are r
ested to make immediate payment to
(”L O . CARBONE.
Administrator.
tr'lct of Norwalk, hath limited and al-I
lowed six months from the'diile here.»
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit ‘tbeir- claims ior sctiicalnt.
Those who neglect to present their ac
counts. properly attested. Within saul
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted‘ to matestg‘euag‘ r‘co-
oma e mm o ,
questedt A. J. COLLINS.
Administrator.
COAL
and we have a supply of all sizes.
QUALITY
' Very good and we will oadoam to satisfy customers.
.‘ ' PRICE
\ Mom
The ri reduction huboenmadeand those weiii
usualSp “buttock for lower prices
f'DEVINE; BROS.
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Is now coming me}!
ed.
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will yours be the rry J
success or the Mon 01.
wasted years?
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Training gives
FROM NOW
Day and eve-Ila;
Phone Sid-I
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for $2.000.
Also House. 0 rooms h 800.
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. lure. rcactid 2-1. points. Among thi- ,u-ied‘ he mm. to improve the present walk for $2,200, For partial-I
.r‘... l-llriul will he in Riverside come- in“. WW“ ,0 Rho“. suwort “.6", ,hwmarkflmz mmmlmn. and no. “nap”
" ' ‘- Aorwulk. ‘ . _ . (Oppt‘l‘s land \Vcsti rn l’llioll. the latter take to wipe it but. adding “in this
\lrs. Strauss was horn in “35"”10-immnrln: two I‘Ulfllm. pun "10.2%, :30“ huvo- “Hm most Wise." The com-
\ -’-- l" -""‘”’"’3'~ 1‘5” “"‘L “‘r “lope-uni at .3", pt r cult. on further mittce. he asserted was “neither at- "0-7 "ll" 8‘-
lllrllllN-r of yours I‘\ stilt-d in Norwulk. lilwrnl “m rings. itolnptinp ‘0 create a monopoly nor to REAL ESTATE
r- moving to \\‘ilton some twenty years ‘llix prices."
”150- VVALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.——-Al'-! Catlin: attention to illc'cllrrcnt low
“is “'45 a womu" 0‘ “""‘m s-""“’“' 'ditional depreciation of prices oc iprlm-s for farm products vshilv “irrev-
llil'S 5"“ 0" mm" k”"”~" “rm." ‘ 'curred during the dull mid-session. ticaily (veryllllng the farmers lillY 3"?
wed WIT" "H'l MTH‘HOM‘P "lo”‘fli 'Shorts concentrated in the steels. from so to low pcrcmt above we war
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