= Av. ”3158.181:
\. -—r .‘
Won‘t-o
Cmfifigfimfififis 7 ....
Two Gent-s wordzndnimnnichrgo Endpoi- marina-41.60.
'lloublcrrla.
bism'icrn
.Guestl ut the Royal Jane-
mrduvere: L F‘- Ou-mll. Burt.
’fordcmymllns.fiartford.undfi.
.lumy. Wilton.
_.__...—.
'- Tbeplacetouetallmeootwoll-
.made furniture. at the very lowest
prices. in ut the big furniture store at
Jr Anon SALE
.- 7
l‘.
W'ANTED
Experienced Wood 3931'”
SEE SUPERINTENDENT ONLY
Tristram Shoe Co.
’ FOR SALE-4J3ed piano. mahogany
we. A-l condition. Remnable.
Phone 1617.
roe SALE—Lot on Golden Hm Paru‘
inquire 10 Kossuth SL, So. Norwaik.
Elizabeth St.
loft or storage room.
Ina.
303-13.
T0 LET—z-story. private garage. 8
room for three cars.
electric lights
6 Elizabeth street, or phone
Raymond a; Son. The way to be con-
vinced is to make a parsonal inspec-
tion.
____.__—
—Llncoln Council. No. 4 Old M-
loned dance Sat. night. Procreu For-
um Hall. 100 Washington 8L. 8. N.
Square and round dances. Admission
TO IaI'E'I‘TFour Rooms
803 SALE—Ford. runabout, 1917. w;
Schaub d: Byrne Garage. 16 Wash-
n] R
ington Street. 0 y. ent reasonable. E. L.
NTED—A few girls .
f age. Good pay While learn
5d. full time work.
Weesmc e. EDGING CORP.
83 Washington 8‘.
‘mum; “'ilzon
<
err-m > -
Kelsor.
vyANTED—Girlst . ;
lwu‘fwrs Howl 90‘me
‘.‘.~.;~':Lv-:17.
\‘. ‘a
y .
0 finish and box
stozdv
.\'»E‘r.l| . .\ r»-'.;;.hln
.‘MW 2: small lumished.or
“.1 ‘l.ll'.l.‘*'.
. . :3. near city.
2 Dacha); Conn. .
v. “1"»
' riff-C
Dy
V. ‘x {23‘ Ir American
I: . t 'w Sentinel.
.1 -:1..-.n. ,
l :- ‘ Apply Hotel
v.2; . . >:;le man to work
’ bu good milker
ail kinds of
Ruhr-r19, East
“ Norwalk. ‘
. (it;
ll
buy.
cents.
. N. Y.
Sample.
over 16 years
51 Strawberry Hill.
on first floor.
voter and light. Adults
Saunders
35c.
—————’
L Seven candidates were six. :1 the
adoption degree. last night. at a. meet-
ing of the “‘anoma Council. X0. 31.
'F‘OR SALE—10 acre farm on Chest—
ing.
nu: Hill Road- Apply to J. G. Fish, 24
'1‘0 LET—Two rooms, partly
1111‘
nlshed, suitable for housekeeping.
W95? Ave. Norwalk. Ring twice for Mrs. Hishon, at 2 High
Degree of Pocahontas. I. O. R. M.
Plans for an indoor carnival. to be
held on April 29. 3H and May 2, were
EPUTY
TALKSTOK.
mwmmm
Mgh‘mhenhlp‘.
It on voted at not night’o meeting
todomtetheoumofmmthelrblr
tor o plnochlo and cache. tournament
to be held with the Holy Name Bo"-
clety oi Noroton. to start next week.
there being four sittings. The South
Noni-elk Council defeated the Catholic
Union Council by about twenty m
in its tournament with the _ uptown
council. and the latter will pronut the
winners with an award. the nature of
\ l
OF C.‘
BelleIFund. “Panamanian“:
3"“
Palace 'meatre
‘u'rum mom" 22 Woodward Ave. rho-o I"
861‘. mm
mam romow ano W. o,
, hr“ .3 .1“ how ll m
_ FlRST eveniuo snow
7iflfiu-‘Mm m ,1 ~ molar
Pith-*3- w. m.” you on
7:45pm. momml’alacs pdoutoryourmltm
; Hamlet. 1.03:1“!-
. ' , costume-“In.
7.50pm. Vaudeville m drool WM
0:95 p. n. lumen
SECOND EVENING SHOW
9:“ p. in. Overture, Palace
which will be decided upon ‘at a late
er date.
I
Under the directorship of Attaneyl »
Jooeph J. Linxweiler, progress is lie-l.
~ Harmonica
3:10 p. m. Vaudeville
10:16 p. a. Picture.
do 8h“ Over in Time
mg mode with the first part or thel
mlnstrels. All members of the base-
ball team were requested to report for
practice at the Baxter grounds on
Comp!
- for Last 3mm Trolley.
. Double house. 6 rooms on end: “1‘,
price $3.800.
Onenmily house;
smflu"
Sunday morning.
"0:2? for summor. Fur-
in Wilton or Cannon-
ball‘. and citrate. R59!
85-. at on .
liuribuzt, Canndndale, Conn. Ave.
##— ,,_.
SuSA
Monarch, lit Washingtl): care Sentinel.
per‘on —-_-.v‘nh| dam. Good running
-..c,.n=n;»ndatlons {Ollld care '81 Johnson, 36 Flaxhlll Road.
with ham or garage
Address 8. Q:
___’__.___.————
For general housework. a
‘1 lib-d woman. willing
Apply. to.Mrs. '
43. Elmwood Ave. figs
_..._,__~J__‘,__________.—.,
couple,
. . . . morn: Willi all zmprovc—
1- . : ' hv-z’ore May 1. References.
"-‘L‘ 477612;.mbnr maid. middle-
good home and salary
mack:
farm
Rock
- ‘11D*$Slo $10 daily
. FIBRE BROOMS;‘
\VYNNE
St, South Norwalk.
also made.
FOR SALE—One Overland delivery
cartor wantofuse. Practical-2.
FOR SALE—1920 Ford Sedan. perfect
condition. Can be seen 11 Union ts. y
from South
care SentineL
:FOR SALE-11-room house with sep~ T0 LET-47am front room,
omJ arate furnace, large lot. luq. House.
68 Putnam Ave. Phone 1466.
FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms. com-
plete for housekeeping. All improve-
located, 3 blocks
Norwnlk station. -J. J. .l.
3 win-
dows. newly furnished. on bath room‘
floor, for 2 ladies or gentlemen. Apply
_______
Whatever the choice of tresh or
cured meats. tor the Sunday dinner.
the housewife is amped of the very
highest grade. at the very lowest
prices. at any of Schultze's markets.
A constantly increasing trade is the
best proof of this assertion.
-——Lincoln Council. No. 4 Old Fash-
[FOR SALE—Thor motorcycle, 2-clyiu-
oonditlon. $1.26:
1m: ‘
FOR.SALE—-Two family noose, all in.
ton station. Ph
prove‘x‘nents, live minutes to South one Wilton 2944'
FOR RENT—-House, 9 rooms, all im-
provements. 2 acres of ground. on the
mam street. 3 minutes to South Wil-
ioned dance Sat. night. Progress For-
um Hall. 100 “Washington St, s. N.
Square and round dances. Admission
35c.
postofilce. Reasonable, it
sold at once. Phone 805.
FOR SALE—Baby grand Chevrolet, or
.34 TO LET—6 rooms.
1489.
part improve
ments. centrally located. Tel. 416 or
__._._———
The Board of Governors of the Nor-
walk Country Clun will meet at 6:30
o'clock this evening at the Royal
. er for late model Ford tour-
R 613 Tuning) order. Five good tires.
. . row. aven A ' .. -
tuck. Conn. port ye 83m
roe ' SA‘L'E—Desirable é building lot,
alum 7;:200 1L, situated on Flax
immediate possession. lnq.
Lawton. 12 Chestnut St.
a
Mains
T0 LET—4400a: apartment. first 1-9005:
([0 RENT—8 room house, all improve
menu: Apply Hartford Lunch. 6 So.
James. when a dinner Will be served.
following which further items of busi-
ness regarding the plans for the com-
ing season Will be: discussed.
____.__..—
Every day brings new models of
Hill Road. For particulars. TeL 2405.
P98 ‘ SAflfi—To cash customer,
Dodge coupe. mm 3.000 miles. in
perfect condition. R. &. W. Hat. 81109.
inc. Cross &. River Streets. Nor-walk.
FOR SALE—item "Arm - "~
on on. room
and house. improvements, $5,000.. Har-
ing-{13' $33316, S—room houSe, fur~
e . . Geor '
Telephone 1861. - go “new”,
FOR SALE_—1917 Ford runabout in
good‘runnmg condition. Two lots in
East Norwalk, reasonable. J. Erdos, 42
Falrfield Ave. Tel. 8964}.
FOR SALE-Upright piano in first
To LET—slam near Wilton
and postofllce. Good
Co” 50 Water 8L,
‘ is .. - -
null RENT—Storm
uold furniture.
Semi~flro proof building.
Tel. Westport
noble warehouse
o . ,
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
Kinds of City,
by
All
-;i.‘;< wanted for
light
_ - ready to start at once.
. _: to, East Ave, East Nor-
Shore Property
13 Houses in
$2,500 to 515.000.
class condition, b ~ ' '
Phone 551-12. rims and iron bed.
FOR SALE—Rose bushes. 2 years 01
33-50 a dozen, Orphelia. Supreme an from $3.700 ‘0 $25-00“
. 3: Rubber (‘0.
x. u. if")
m boar. hedges to cut.
. .1; promptly.
l” 1‘.‘ Lot}“.UT are.
.‘JTEZU —Ilon«=. some grounds.
"W. ()‘2' ‘
lbwe. walking
v ..
l - ‘i‘nir.
“HAUNTED—2 boys at least 16.
11.1'c or 9th grade work entails.
Noru‘ulk. Tin; & Rubber Co.
KENDRICK’S GARAGE
Ford Magnetos R's—charged, Cylin
Thoroughly experienced
A; My “Employment Odie: _
Plowing. carting. lawns to
Apply James
.. _ 7 disrauce
frog; Soufh bar-walk station: send full
1'. U. Box 136. Norwalk.
$22:
Hing-'2' :imi Hill! clerical duties. Apply 3'?”-
Butterfly. will bloom all summer
Trees. bushes, and shrubs having pur-
chased the nursery end of' the Roway-
hon green houses. we offer this fine
stock at bargain prices. Reynolds Poul-
try Farm. Highland Ave, Phone 1036.
FOR SALE—o3 houses a 1&21 Un
street, buildings fortreot. at 1%
l0- Iggrshau street. The Batch & Bailey
from 813.000 to $15,000.
‘ 2.500 to $10,000.
910.
to $10,000.
furnished, 53.300 to $4.500.
2 Houses at
furnished. 34.500 to 54.600.
BUSINESS lioness
Regular dinner. We. Payne and “on-
Sell Restaurant. 11 to 2 o‘clock. every
_H0fllv cooking, prices right. order
cooking after 2 p. m. ngn uniil 12
.p, in Payne and Monsoll. l’l‘np<., cur.
Railroad Ave” and Monroe St.
fins" l- PAPER AND PAINTS
No «he ‘nme to paint your house
and... irom decay. Have you:.
rent, $400 to $600 for season.
$50 per month.
,small {a rms.
- ,3.
bell blutn. appointmenzs
. made
showing property.
station
location for
meat market. Applsyglg‘odern 1kt'frocery
‘orwa Conn.
apnea. house.
8 tgbelrloom.
n 0081
t Storage Co” Inc. Saugxtuck. Conn.
47. We issue nego
receipts.
Country and
Norwalk, prices from
14 Houses in South Norwalk, price:
8 Houses in East Nor-walk, prices
5 Houses in Cranbury, prices from
5 Houses in Row-anon. prices 32.00:)
2 Houses at Harbor View Beach
Harbor Vie; Par’»;
4 Houses at Harbor View Beach, to
2 Houses at East Nozwalk. to rent.
if you wish to sell your farm. list
With me. as l have parties looking lur‘
Now lorated in the Swartz and Cm“
r
1? m.
L'.‘
i. F‘
seasonablc suits and coats to the busy
suit section at Tristram S: Hyatt's. as
well as the lair-st in separate dress
skirts. waists and pettlcoais. \Vhile
Home Craft \Veek is nearly over, the
sale of Quaker Craft Lace-s will con-
tinue at the curtain corner.
__....__—.
Local people r".ld with regret in
Xetv York papers. yesterday. of the
death of Anna i‘ark Ange—ll. in that
city. and rec-alibi Ilu- appearance here -
or Miss Angdl. on Sunday. January"
2nd. \vlwz‘. :amu 'zrt‘d at the South
Nor-walk ,\lrtlz-;~di>‘t Episcopal church.
Miss AFC!” \vu. :. cornetist of no
rm or. :lelll}. and. .x‘. the time she up-
Dt‘ilri'd ln-“t. {AZ-"15:4 with her selec—
lions.
sliv
___—.__.
Lincoln (‘mzm .. .\'o. 4. O. U. A. 31..
will st...” runnl‘ _ obi fashioned danc-
ws 4 n, :-_v Saturday night. commencing
this Suturinx 'l‘l‘,‘ re has been a big
demand :1; lllis town for old fashion-
wl \‘anL‘-§, Ziln 1 people are taking
light than. Lincoln Council
llCLS, ”251ml 1‘." sievices of Ralph
Bert mr t-xu-r;lpt.r. HP is very well
knonx: has followed up
tin squirt.» (inn-12‘; {or 15 years.
SQCM Nam.
lyE
h
‘nolli 0!
in l-invz‘.
.iI.-l
.. -. _ .. 1 n“
a ll. .\liU.U‘.§:. mailings-r 9i
«1‘: :- i~ “mun. omitting. 13:13
1.0."? on business today.“
fill?” is»;
John Provost. of Norwalk. is stop-
OLDE'fi BOYS HOLD
A CONFEllENCE
(Continued from Page one.)
ship of Mrs. Frank J. Bradbury.
Following the banquet. of which
Judge Harry C. Scofield 0! Stamford
will be toastmaster a short but at-
tractive program will be presented,
the boys of the conference elected as
officers being introduced and a. short
address being delivered. ‘
The session tomorrow morning will
start promptly at 9 o’clocl? at the
South Nomi): Methodist church. the
addrea of the morning to be deliver-
ed by George Irving of New York city
who has just returned from a speak-
ing tour to the Pacific coast. Yr.
irving's nddress will be delivered at
9:80 o'clock‘
At 10 o'clock. section groups will
be held. the following topim being
considered; “Boys Clubs and Groups."
“Organized Sunday School Classes."
"High School \Vor '." and “Christian
Life Callings."
Following the group conferences a
confer-em: photograph will be taken
at 11:30 ‘clock. A recreation period
will follow this. A luncheon will be
served to. the delegates at the South
Norwallc Methodist church.
of at the R. & G. factory. at 12:45
o'clock.
The leaders of the conference will
hold a luncheon at the Mahackew
H. H. Smith of New Haven.
The afternoon session will start at
1:50 o‘clock promptly Mr. Irving mak-
ing his second address at thisfirne.
The confi-rence will come to a clase at
4 o‘cloek.
Other addresses are scheduled. than
those given above. by Horace H.
Graves of Stamford. A. 1". 1.312053 of
Greenwich and Rev. Nd R. Bunker.
who will speak this evening following
the banquet. n all probability. upon
some of his experiences in Africa.
___________.—————
BRAD" GOES TO .nznsmr (Ti-v.
.BOS‘J‘ON. April 9—1110 release of
can lirady. second baseman and cap-
tain of the Pittsfield Eastern League
team. 1151 year. to the Jersey City In-
nger lluclv Duffy. of the Red Sox. in
'dlspalclws i'rom tin; Sd‘ulh today.
’Rrady. who was an important element
’i'n the lied 510:. srlurnc- unlil Dori-ill
T'rult Signvl to play second has“. will
rm ert to the lcam :it the close of 111.57
Sl'iiSOY'l.
l
1*
lnstead’_eum General Asphalt and American
Hotef when they will be addressed by I
tern-rationals. was announced by Mam“
TODAY I! WALL 811!!!
“’ALL STREET. Noon—The mar—
ket settled down to its dull routine
for the. balance of the torenoon. deal~
ings steadily diminishing. firther
price changes were mostly downward.
steels and minor rails showing increas;
ed depression. Crucible. lackswanna
and Republic Steels averaged one
point losses. While Harvester an? Tex‘
as and Pacific lost 112 points. Penn-
sylvania at 3314.- recorded a new low
(or many years. Trading was re-
strained by the grave character of ad-
vices from London and uncertainty as
to local money conditions. Call loans
opened and renewed into next wee '
at 6 per cent. as against yesterday‘s
final rate of 612. ‘ " .11
l “'ALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.—Re-
Located in East Norwalk. 3:,
Ask John T. Home {i
No. 7 Main Street. Nora-Ix "'-
$
m DAIITIBBT or com
for Summer-time can be had it I“
will lot 118 . .
Tailor Thom m You "‘.
nearest designs. 1‘
u-immlng ideas are embodied m ell
garments that we make up. .
Come in and see our wide M
non t of materiel.
r
New York Ladies’ Tafla'.
cent reactionary tendencies in the .
YStock Market were again observed at 11.x“ m SW A»;
the Mt opening of today's oest- ‘UP m
sion. Thekuddcn .uprush of money _
rates in yesterdafs final dealings and
overnight advices regarding the Brit-
ish industrial crisis prompted further
Lreunion. Reading. Royal Dutch and
U. S. Rubber u'cre strong. gaining 1
to 1 ‘1-2 points. but other prominent
issues were lower by fractions to 17
point. International Harvester and
Virginia-Carolina Chemical were es-
pecially heavy and Mexican Petrol-
? TWENTY YEARS .
FROM. NOW
will yours be the cry a!
:successortheroll ‘
Wasted yearn?
___...——--
Smeltlng denoted renewed selling . . .
presurc. Preliminary rates of ex- Len-mg. Wilt"-
r'change on London were moderately mm m In].
I
was.
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. Iii—Popu-
lar specialties. notably the leather-5i
,and Oils. hardened after midday, but
the downward tendency was resumed i
{when call money rates galleried;
.Quite a variety of ordinarily inactive
’shares were under pressure, losses of
1% to 3 points being sustained by,
Harvester. Omaha. Tidewater Gila
General Electric. Midvaie Steel and?
m RILL
Busineos College
Do, and evcnhc ”'3'“.
Phone ‘14-,
’4.
. it."
:Northwestern Preferred.
1
‘AUTOMOBlLE m
HOlJSATONlc RIVER
NEW I'OW'N. April 7.—-—Tbe closed.
automobile which was found partly
submerged in the Housatonic river!” aim-
near-the Southbun‘ line last night. “‘11s Also flange. 3 m
,identified this morning as the property w for $2,200. For m
of Attorney Guilfoile ol‘ Waterbury and
Ask John T. Haye-
was stolen from Waterbury Monday;
FOR SALE
,nizht. .
l The fact that one of [be running No. 7 Molnar. '“mflu‘l
gboards and a fender of the car is REAL ESTATE
lsmeared with blood adds to the mvs- 1—...—
itery surrounding the accident. The
——n
l
Embroonlinww
neonate
place where the car was owned it. in.
lNew Haven county and Coronrr Mix
MAX LEVY’S
ders Rebored, Welding and
Brazing
so CHESTNUT ST. PHONE 917
SOUTH NORWALK
room's- Led. Ask for my prices
[gm wall; Q and paints. Sa've from.
-0 Ito in! 1-: ; m on labor and mate.
na. . €- 03. \Vhile "5 Lov S "
South Norwaikaa ' U ‘ e ”L“
.4
r
' EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
.wnr overnaul and rcpail’your car. anv=
make. in your own garage. Phone 602-4. :
Naggy Bros. Local and long distance;
l
t
[trucking of all kinds Dailv tri ‘
r v. r‘ r . _. '0‘
{New liars; Address 71 Cedar Sgieét;
F 0RD RADIATORS
$10.09 and Up.
mum! -“—wm. _.
Phone 313. "
~ . _ . . ' '_ WANTED TO BUY
1 NO! “ {ll}; Radiator Repair— All 112ml: of cattle. Extra prices for:
3‘ . -V . . chi} s also pigs and ' "'
f. mg and Automobile highest prices. Phone 13%;}15' 1 Km"
‘ Exchange HARRY J. FREEDMAN. E
.5 Main Street, Norwalk Conn . . CAR- OWNERS NOT'CE —1
g ‘ Phone 954 hqAfifomOh-‘le Electric Systems over-’-
5 ‘ agggjggnreapaxpred. lStarting. lighting:
. A“... - s ecna ty. C. J. Vau hn ~
Rear 0; Web ' ' g .5
3 phone 902. b 8.03.. So. Mam St":
A MAKER‘S—Au To 8» '
THE BICYCLE Cushions. and ngpholgténncsgng‘gii'?
Tops $13 to 320 pm. 99.. .
Sh, opposite ' ' ' -*' 9°" 33'3”
Norwaxk. Cong“150M H“: Shop. N
CARRIGAN & FLYNN. loral and 1071.9.
TIME IS HERE
IVER JOHNSON
Draper-Hayward Sporting
Goods, Bicycle Accessories
Ford Parts, Fish Tackle
ARTIFICIAL
SUNLIG'ZIT
We Hmilwire your housefor
Electric Lightnnd install fix
1
m...»—
i‘all a? office or phone boas-7, tel
aver 6 p. m.
WILLIAM r. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
< i[.r g with his nephovw. G2 orgc Palmer.
1.; family. in Long Ilidgz.
Mrs. Mary Mather of Hartford is
. spending a. few days “lib. Mr. and
; lllrs. Fred L. Baxter, “'95: avenue.
‘ ONCE MORE Mrs. .13.!st \V’nmi and Sister. .‘liss
Amy Cox, left yesterday for Atlantic
city, where they will sp nd a low
weeks at the TreymOre.
I halve a fine lot of (5m horses to be
sold (or the high dollar.
You. Mr. Farmer. will find what you
190d jor your spring work among these
excellent specimens.
SOUTH NORWALK SALE AND
EXCHANGE STABLES
Washington Street
AUCTlON EVERY TUESDAY
v
; JERSEY
SPORT SUITS
Made offieavy Quality 3m l
Fifteen Dollars
Several of the young friends of Miss
l-Zthci Josem gathered at her home 14
Spring strevt. yesterday afternoon to
celebrate her tenth birthday. After
having a. general good time and par-
takinc’oi’ refreshments :19 guests de-
parted wishing for her many more
happy birthdays. The hostess was the
recipient of many pretty presents
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and Vicinity: Rain to-
night and Saturday: with slowly ris-
ing temperature: fresh east to south
Winds. A well-defined disturbance.
central this morning over Illinois.
causing cloudy and rainy Weather in
NE d' 5 , ‘ . . .. all the districts cast of the Mississip-
W ENGLAND IOfizseféni new gagging 0f 8:: kinds % ‘ . . . ‘ pi River. It will probably move slow-
EXPERT phone 363 '* P1307“ 15 . Firms)! . ' ly eastward and passout the St. Law-
53!? Reliable Wheels. ' rence on Saturday or Sunday. The
“ 68 Washington m ' temperature is rising slowly in the
central and eastern districts. but con-
tinues generally below manna] from
the Mississippi River westward to the
Pacific coast
Funeral of James H. Lloyd.
The funeral of James :8. Lloyd. for-
merly of Broad River. was held at
2:30 o'clock this afternoon from the
funeral parlors of. D. W. Raymund.
OLD CARS
585* Your Old Cars bathe
Bridgeport Auto Wreck
1310 North Am
Between Oak and Center St.
v
w
.. nor. 0! the Grace Protestant Epheo-
Budsmmcm pal-cm omemed-and burial was
Phone Barnum 5585-2, in the Nor-walk cemetery-.
§ W H d Eures, lamps, at}; on the-month:
' , y- payment p , ‘ art a
t I ‘0 . o 0 ge the city._ Get our gmrgte‘hifwi
: Music Bl $0. No - .fore bung-your house wiréd‘
' WHITE ELECTRIC CO. ‘
.. 134an 8%., S. m '
s STORAGE ., - ‘ ' “m 4" .
pace for Household Furniture ' A
_ the‘ISSS-t
. 3011?“ Storage Warehouse
8 Lnion street. South Norwalhi‘finn-
ORQER T0 SETTLE ACCQllNT
Second hond'partomnd tins to M ' '
, . ‘ ‘ SE‘ - ATOB BROOKS SAY." mam.
fit mynnkeofoar Ynat. 1051,; m' (1sz
. __.._...———
, Senator Brooks of .Torrinzton took
District 0? Norwalk. 55., Probate
Court. April 7. A. D., 1921 -
Estate of “'illiam
of Norwalk, in said district. deceased.
gmérw tlheRexecuiors ol the
w_.;y ; ; ., almond. late
on" lflorw‘alk. deceased, exhibit the“
administration. account at the said
flaunts 1. Raymond as execinorotJhe
1,318 of: the said “’illiam 1‘. Raymond
W?" :ining regiflefly ibis court _for;ad:iustment.
..£ng those. the thieves Noam labour-11L atheism
{hr truck with a warning at of Apr“"””' at idem!" after-
,3,._,,;..m-ed m“ a“ b axe um; and that all persons interested“
'wr prank]; of being shot. ' ’ '
HANDCUFFED MEN ‘1
TO STEERING WHEEL
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SHOE STORE
31 80. Main so. 80- Horn“
Newest Styles in Splifll‘
Footwear
ONE AND TWO STRAP
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in Tan Cali”, Tan Suvdc. Gm"; Suede,
Black Suede. and Vivi lied
High and Low Heels
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