4-. ‘1. ....-_AA‘
6’ v . -
FOR? SW
Female Help: Wanted
Operators exp‘oribno'ed“ on
shirts or any line of saw.“
”and pay guaranteedi Stew
V.,
3“ .n.
LEROY SHIRT co; '
8 Chestnut Street ‘
’,A,..———W‘
USED CARs' -.
_« .5 1919 Commercial
me 1917 Touring
. ~ .1! Fords
rear and Fisk Tires.
removed while you wait.
LYON'S GARAGE
m: Ave. Teneme-
‘y‘: ‘f‘
. EOR SALE—.3
FOR SALE~C0m
lete , ,,
815. _ p Violin Outfit,
Call at. 21 South St.. 86‘; ‘Nor-
vw
”awry-Vog'fints,‘ Maggie. aanew,
.- . n mer o l ‘
Ave. Efrem. 1 maghina‘fvérmn
: . _8uperlor stock, line
i. conciliation Island Red single- come
3 or 0 ‘cocks. ,Address 69 S ’ '
IAve. Phone 38. eavlew
FOR SALE—:Wood sawed in st H
/ _ ; ove
pointingflis, "1/; load $4.00: also fence.
‘ s. any length. bean poles an '
atoll/stakes. d o“—
:Rbcks avenue, Norwalk. Phone 1680.
' . .
FOR SALE—Firewood. Albert A.
rBettsris now ready to supply his
pdstorners‘wwlth- firewood at reduced
prices:- Prothpt delivery. Phone 761.
l
\VANTED
fnl‘ singer sewing
Illl l'elt slippers. G003
‘ .- lmirning andioppblv’
" 1' advancement.
i,‘
.‘n
.__-_—-
H JACOBS 85 SONS
Day Street
.( '.
- 3“ I. ..
FOR SALE-47 room house, and bath.
._ ffi‘gmildél'“ node-date improve-
i'nents‘cro‘rn‘er lot. Hill section, conven-
ient to business. schools and'depot.
sentinel.
FOR SALE—14 pigs, six weeks’ old,
limpshire breed.‘fl‘hese pigs are an
Brooks‘d Anioeb Inqu‘ lrghE. Ti-Bates.
l e ve., ar en, on -
walla-25943. - 6 So. N-Vor
FOEMSALEEA 1917' Ford ngboth.
g runn gorder. Price 125; also
a business body. 38. Phone Big-3.
non SAnhz-lslr Ford tourin car
n
l: mu have $5,000 to loan
v'll'dgf‘ or $3,000 to loan
‘mrt-mgrc. write to II- c-’o
l‘nilinn as fireman in’ the:
1 lmllfl'vur, either truck or
gn‘l'lhlir‘f’ll in both lines.
m out of town. John Free-
"luutlt'n Ava, SO. NOI‘VVR‘K.
my
3
> .\l:ii«l for general house-
.uu in lumily. Phone 513.
leng‘ men between ages
\n ummriunlly for three
ml. and serious minded
Hui; their way in our
”.Hll for future oppor-
xui.‘ NS
~-.l’!l
responsibility-Ape
. low-:01) to Employ-
..‘l; 'l‘m and Rubber
l he and Post
- v' i"'.(:(‘ and Auto
Iovullfln. price.
l‘.n\ (.7 0-0 Sen-
\\ .
.__—.__J...
.‘dings for
r'!_\' located.
2.] other in-
.»
l_r
l
Apply at
Mathewson 00.
(IlIh-lk,
l),
. “man who can 110
min. is responsible
1» Park Street, Nor-
l. l<3\'l)l{l(,7KlS GARAGE?
I? Tvl igllcios lie-charged, O‘ylin
(1 T5 Rcborcd, Welding and
’ Brazing '
l- :'-:STNUT ST. PHONE 917
SOUTH NORWALK
:»~ ~ .._ _ _,,
i-‘él
.ll) RADIATORSJ
.5 i 0.00 and Up.
.\ lxrwalk Radiator Repair"
in}: and Automobile
Exchange ..
MATH Street, Norwalk Conn
954
"6
i.
Phone
qualifications.
£8276. 1919' Flint runabout, $27 1916
more manner, $200. Call at 5 ’ --
993.3165 liar-Walk. Sunday. West
Wfii‘18WMaxwell 1917 ’ Tourin
lei!" ' ing order, good tlrés‘.
’ Mal ul k b
. , ’ e to c u er. Ph n
moms-ensuring) ,or 765%. 0' e
'tourihg' car
Peninsula—’mo Ded'
Willi-wire wheels, 811503100 worth.‘ of
eggs: Will take any used car in as
t on? Phageklsn or call 10 Franklin
FOR SALE—Ford racer, model 1917,
,in good running . condition, wire
wheels, 3013 tires all around, and is
under slung. all Merwin St., or
phone 1192-12. ‘
non SALE—A Star Hub range. Pipe
fitting and stove pipe. Price $15.00.
A blacksmith anvil $4.00. Tel; 1334—4.
FOR SALE—Pattern makers tools.
asbestos shingles, scaflolds to put up
shingles. copper nails and all the fix-
tures, 2,000 ft. of Cornell Board. Ap-
ply to Mrs. C. H. Aisthorpe. 83 Sen-
view Ave. Phone 895.;
FOR SALE—6 room house. near- Cen-
tre School. improvements. $3.500.
part cash. George Mitchell, telephone
l
.L" *4!)
'FORJ-SALE—Hardy French. chrysan-
themum plants, one year old'. {ill
colors, $1.25 a. don. rose bushes. $3.00 a
doz. All prize winning stock from
110173th greenhouses. Nursery stock
at bargain prices, Reynolds Poultry
Farm. Highland Ave., Phone 1036.
FOR SALE—Near Armory. 7-rcom
Vhouse. improvements, $5,000: Har-
borview ’ Beach, 5-room house, fur.
nlshed, $3.800. George Mitchell,
Telephone 1881. .
son? SALE-A3 summit MIAUh'ion
~ street bulldin floater“; at 15
glomhaiistreet.’ he Huron; a; May
tour
LL
TO LET—~4-rooln apartment, first floor.’
Inq. i .
. immediate possession.
Lawton. 12 Chestnut St.
TO LET—Store near Wilton station
and postoilice. { Good location for
meat market. Apply Modern Grocery
0.. .50 Water Stay Soerltk¢Conn
be for. bush
E. V. D. Hamm. .West-
For‘run inforrriation write to~H c-o,
sosmmnonons ‘
313‘s?” trimmed ~and general care
‘Wa's formerly connected wtih the
late Joseph'CornelI, tr * ‘ ‘
Tree specialist. ee specialist. .
Phone
-J.*T. 0 ll , , .
913.15 0 ins 266 East Ave,
. . . EXPERTtAUTO NI
will overhaul and repalrzygg‘u: 2:: an
make; in your own garage. Phone é
GenersATHAN thILLzB “'
~ contract , tins. and
paper-"hanging. - g 1”
Estimates cheerfully ven.
A. Nathan. Tel. 8531-3
8. Miller. Tel. 1423-6
10~ Spring Street. Non-walk, “Conn.
LINCQLN TAXI co.
RailroadI‘Avenue. Phone 097
Try us for service
Kl MATTRESS co.
pillows : and
y
024.
Now Open.
‘ «one: I.
Ma . A
fwgeurgu it dmesiled. el. :17
V , a a a e T a ‘
Franklin an: Monroe 8? 80.. Norwslk
__—....
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Nowhthotlmetopaint ourhouse
and keep it» tron: decay. vs your
room decorated. Ask for my prices
on wall paper. and paints. Save from
in" an ethics: s: W
South Norwalk. ' we St"
Niggy Bros. Local and di En
guwoking‘Yo'ot all kinds. D1311): trips {.3
rk.‘ Ad tree
Phone 318. ,. dress 71 I t.
warren TO BUY 7
. All kinds of cattle. Extra prices for
@130 M8" and cult .
Prices. Phone 11059. ry I pay
HARR
Y J. FREEDMAN.
OAR '0?ng NSOTIQE
e" co c ”tuna ov 1-»
mm end repaired. Stu-tin , lightigg
end~ ignition -s.§gecialty. C. .l8 Vsugh
Rear of W Bros. So. Main St
phone 903.
A MAIER‘S—Auto Tops
Cushions, and U holstefin' g. '
ggpsjggggg 8%Phlone 902. So. flirt:
Norwalk, Conn. en's mt Shop So.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN. Ioenlrnnd ion!
distance trucking of all kinds
Oflioe Leary c 00.. Pho 1571 ouse
phone 363. m ' H
Houses for This Week
to Be Sold
ouses in good condition. Price,
cakes;
him
2 h
$3,200
1 house, all im ro em .
34.000. p Y em“
1 2-family house, al-
Price $4,500.
1 2-family house, ll
Price $4,500. a
1 2-famlly'hous , Il
Price $6,000. (9 a
2 1-famil 11
Price 35,003,. 0m" a"
'l have house: in all sections of the
City. Call at office and let me show you
what I have for sale.
Office, Swartz & Corbett Block.
Tel. 435. House 831.
WILLIAM F. HOYT,
Real Estate,
oncni moss
‘I have a fine lot of (50) horses to be
sold for the high dollar.
You. Mr; Farmer,'wlll find what you
feed for your spring work among these
eicellent specimens.
SOUTH NORWALK SALE AND
EXCHANGE STABLES
Washington Street \
AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY‘
Price
improvements.
improvements.
improvements.
improvements.
563:!
on sandstones space, house-
uoId furniture.” Sept to rooms:
Henri-lire proof building; ,. chisel! Cool-4
9 Storage (10.. Inoqggngntuck. Conn.
Tel. Westport 47:- or issue nego-
tiable mnemo'recolfll.
#4..
A
THE BICYCLE
TillE IS HERE
IVER J0HNS?§'”%
NEW ENGLAND
EXPERT '
An- Reliable Wheels.
Draper-Maynard. S p o 1' ti 1: K
Goods, Bicycle Accessories:
Ford Parts, Fish mm =
A. w. Hodge
Music HalfBlock,” SE'Rorwflli
A ‘ f;
Axiom; “M. ' ’
SUNLIGHT’ “ ;
We will wire: ' en? .'
in
7“:
Electric Light,’ aha-13' .
”FPS. lamps. etc; comm
" Payment plhn,~:fauy$pnrtf'l ’.
,cile City, Getour .,
“We haying
JSM'. LAYTDN“ & (30.3}
Inc.
linsilroad Ave" South Norwfli‘ ‘
H jinn-walk ‘ _ 'g
3 Union stree SOUfllNor'flk. Conn.
, ~w"._"“~'f
District of: Namflt.‘ . sail Probate
Court. April 18 A. D. 1921.5
* whereas. written application :11“
ode to this.0qur£ for ,the‘sd-i
. t6‘”?rohfite"of’:a "cm“vflfltv
ten Instt‘dn‘i'e'nf as and To: the will’ot
Poul. nubovic‘late ,ot' Norwnlkem‘ said
_ , ‘de’ce‘iied.’ ,. _
é 0m That “mew be‘
m- matqemled'nt the Probate
been no
I . Flore. Brothers"_Gar§gé
‘ .- .“4
1“
. ...\~.«.~ h.._
‘ Washington > Lodge,
wife of Funk Hutchinson. M
laway at her home. it Orchnrd'street.
ulnatrnighf. ascd’za m She insur-
vived,~.ln addition to her hushhnd.°' 'by
Elmer. ‘Tfiomquorthrup: holster.
In. LouIIWood.‘ and Iii“ '31”!
Helen W004. The tunoralrdmmcfl
.menu will be urn comedians-a Mrs.
Hutchinson was a. member of Lady;
Shepherds of!
“1
ms. Helen M. Crow, widovrot the
late John W. Cram. died. "acute Hamel
for the Aged. yesterday .momm‘i ab'
the age of eighty-two 'yenrs. The
funeral will‘be' held trom~the flame
(or the Aged. tomorrow attemoén‘ at;
2 o'clock. Rev. L. J. Schoeppler. oil
the South Norwalk Baptist church,
omciating, and interment will be in
Riverside cemetery. A nu... >er or
nieces and nephews survixc Mris
Craw. ' ‘
Bethlehem.
. Funeral or Mrs. Hunt.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary J. Hunt.
widow of the late D. F. Hunt, .who
gied Eg’ldgy afternoon. will be held
rum 0 ome or her dau “ "
$110!?” Hft POWell. of ghter. Mi“!
he: lay a emoon at 1:30, and'frormi
the South Nor-walk. M. E. chumh oi"
:hlch the deceased was '
o'clock.‘ Rev. John J. Sn‘avel wii
officiate. and the interment will 301101;
$21-$18 family plot. in Riverside come-e
Carmela Amatulol.
Carmela. the cl t _ .
child of Mr. and gh een months old
and continued cold tonight with ten.
Dera‘ture nearly rr‘eezing: Tuead‘ ay fair
and warmer; strong northeast and
north winds. diminishing' to'nl‘g'iit.
)Varnincs for high winds are didpiay~--‘
ed on the coast. The storm which
caused so much destruction in 'the
southwestern districts Saturday [snow
central near Nantucket, Mass. It has
caused heavy rains in the central‘and
eastern districts during the last forty-
eight hours. It is followed by an area.
or high pressure which is producing
pleasant weather with‘unusuuly low
temperatures for the season of the
year in the southern sections. Frosts
were reported as far south as Texas.
TODAY IN 'WALL arm:
NE‘Y YORK. April 18 (WALL
STREET. 10:30 a. m.).-—On the Stock
Exchange. the week opened with or-
regular price changes. although gains
predominated. Oils led the firmer is-
sues. notably Mexican and California
Petrolmims’ and General Asphalt.
Hl'ndt‘l' Manufacturing. Coca Cola.
Famous Players. Baldwin Locomotive.
Amerimn Smelting and Colombia. Gas
also were variably higher. Rails were
dispoev-l to ease moderately with
requipnn nts. Pullman falling 1 1;;
points to par. the low of the year.
Food specialties also reacted fraction-
ally. Eoriy exchange rates on London
pointed,_to the further disintegration
of the British industrial crisis.
\VALI) STREET, Noon—Noting the
absence of buying orders over the
weak-end shorts confidently e renfld
their operations. but rails. steels.
equipments and oils were under es-
pecial pressure. Canadian Pacific'feil
212i. duplicating its recent low price.
Delaware & Hudson lost 3.~ond Pull-
man extended its decline to 78% points
on adverse dividend rumors. Oils for-
feited early gains» and tobaccos, tex-
tiles. rubbers and sugars were includ—
ed among the heavy specialties, with
such' miscellaneous issues as
Roebuck. The bond market. especial—
ly rails. also was heavy. Call money
Opened at the recent fixed rate of 7
per cent.
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.—The
setback was checked for a brief
period during the noon hbur, but made
further headway later whhl rails,
steels and equipments displayed heavi-
ness. Reading, Great No‘rthern. Gen-
eral Electric“ Republic Steel, Utah
Copper, Central Leather and Industrial
Alcohol were‘emcinlly reactionary.
0 M ll ‘3 II ‘ iREV.MR‘.;CURTIS *
a.” more “doom ’ retest-d V TELLS OF PRESENT '
i" prone—smasnssmpe CRISIS'INJAPAN
F continued from First page.
Germans. respond to the appeal of the
Zrhe‘
T New Dotted? Swissesr
Embroidered Voiles, Dottedi
Tissues. Organdies
and Other
Wain *for‘ sin-tug and "SW
mmWnstreet
- South smalls.
AUTOTHiE‘V‘ES‘RUN‘
DOWN POLICEMAN
(Continued from Pogo one)
. laced them under arrest: ,
p Covering the men with ma revol-
the Greenwich polioejm ‘ ,4 ,
police headquarters; _:_Capta.ln <~ 7_ . ether-.3
”Who was’ riding bounce-um board
or ithcstoien GEL put. his: revokes
bacli in his poo e - ~ ,,
Then clanieetormaneldm
drew revolvers, and. with their putts.
" " d‘ion the“ pow-tr
. inmon‘the aqueduct,
- pal-edhzir-r-aew-IPWQ:
, j a that: public :10thle need
. all-~persons' interested: thereto, :by
smith” ' 9'33“? m“ iw
.1. cmfiyfiaof’lu flaw
\ 7‘“ “menus-rs ‘j *7 3“
He lost his grip on the , -
‘onto the ‘ wad 1110,11!”
away. , ulcer $313335“ V
"‘ men. » The no
e9. 1,; .. , ,
a >
. W.
~ .35
cur. "him ' i »
damn Emperor in time of War.
Rev. Curtis continued his talk by
explaining the excellent wofk ot the
' lesions in Japan.
‘ Rev. Mr.‘ Curtis was Born in Nora:
oral): and went to Japan 33 years ago.
He? was glifen a year's furlough after
his long service which he is spending.
ln‘the United States. His wife. ”was
formerly Miss Helen Preiaor.‘daughter
of Rev. Arthur 'r. Prelsor. at ‘one time
affiliated with Wannamaker's, church
in Philadelphia: Pa. Both Rev. and
Mrs. Curtis are well known in tho"1
Nor-walks. '
SEAL CA'rc‘l-l FAILS "OFF;
government of at the last resort to a.
Brooksidej '
a. member. new ’
For Norwaik' and vicinity: Cloudy”
Sears ‘
F...— .
A report on the Nor-walk chute!
amendmnts will probably be made to
narrow by the committee of Cities "and
Burroughs, according to a statement
given outthismlng by Judge Nelle»
mlah Condos. The repel-twill probably
be favorable. particulhrly in the case
of the ‘Romton Lighting charter
f t. and that-of the mend-
cerning the» mowers of the
1 Education. . .
the:- hills of considershle tin
pp ' ' to Norwalk will come up a!“
the state legislation tomorrow. The
first is the Sunday baseball bill. which
leaves the playing :ot—bueball on Sun-
day to the option of'the‘ City or ton
r
v
.th 0! '
. in! which Senator Csndee is chairman.-
~ 5mm nun LESS THAN JONES’
ONES d for“ Gallcnsot
m J «.Efidye‘l‘kme -
SMITH madeJQGallonsoftheBut-
, Pure Paint, for $39, bybuyhiz.
SGalsLIsHSeI-l-Psshl’alptandi
GGala-Ianseed' Oil to mix mind:
is expected. will he voted mow
lube ammonia-row.
on the Child Welfare hill.
creates the once 0! n Child'wm
Comm. Inch «listener is beam
taken statowile tithe bill.
PRIOR OF OIL ”VANCE.
*
PITTSBURGE. April 18.—-An in—
crease In the Price of crude oil was
announced "here today by the pflnc‘li- '
pal purchasing agencies. The in:
crease ranged from ten to twenty-live
cents a barrel;
:NEW YORK HOUSING
. BILL8_ VALID
’ -WASHINGTON. April 18.—’l‘he so
.called "housing" bills of Nevaork
were held'vslid today by the Supreme
'Court.
SMITH SA VED 17
i
Mr - ‘ V t
1..., m... Sam... .he’tifizfil firm. Lausmwm PAINISsvee-flr.
home of its parents, 97 Lexington we. In an overdo y.—
nue. The» funeral was held from: the i‘ FOR SALE BY
£3129; :‘tlf °°'°°k “l1: afternoon. and A. ’D’.‘ H030”. South Norwalk. mum. & firm
a O °.‘Ied in St. hiarr's cemetery. " HDW GO , Norwalkj w 8 Gm" & SON, Weetport
1 .‘I .. . o I ' .
MCI? FM ‘. COWM' {WE -
:5 .
To look one’e best and fee! one’s best
is to enjo an inside bath each morning
to Iiush roluthe system the previous
day’s waste, sour fermentation and poi-
sonous toxins before it. is absorbed into
the blood. Just as can], when it burns,
leaves 'behind a certain amount 'of‘in-
combustible material in the form of
ashes. so the lood and drink taken cui-
.dn'y leave in the alimentary .org-n‘ns a
certain amount. of indigestible material.
which if not eliminated, form toxins and
poisons which are then sucked into the
blood through the ver ducts which are
intended to suck in on y nourishment to
sustain the body.
If you want to see the glow of healthy
bloom in yam-cheeks, to see ’yourskin
get clearer and clearer, you are told tel
drink every morning upon arising, a
glass of hot; water with a. teas nful
of limestone phosphate in it, which E a
harmless means of washing the waste
material and toxins frn‘in the stomach.
liver, kidneys and bowels, thus cleans-
in‘aYou-r Che: *k
am
5
M‘the voters. fidhfll.“ .
tho-l
garments thst we make 'm'fi'f‘,
.‘ SA
R0037!” b o nah-o b €- ears»
BM!NGO*....J... .
YOUNG GEES: .
SMALL YOUNG A“ 7
DUOK' '. . r. o . e o q a .4599“
We also have a big lino;
noble prices ”welsh!!!
' 3. mm, 1
Double house. I rooms or
moo 83.800. '
One-tun!!!
A‘umw' :1, house a roan.
I dr .‘
82.800; ‘ ' ‘
Locals! in m Norm ,
Ad: thn 131an
No. 7 Main Street. NW
The newolt dams. " . '
Win81dm are em
Come in and see our m
“cerium
i
willyomhems
success or. film ‘83.
wasted «years? .
Learning
mac;
fluent-flu, ,
o
v
‘ an"
I link
9
alimentary just. before puttingmoro‘
food into {he stomach; .
Girls and womlen with sailor skins,
liver spots, im es or pa ‘ complex-
jon, also thgsopwho wake up with a
coated tongue. bad taste. nasty breath,»
others who are bothered with headaches.
bilious spells. arid etmnach or constipa-
tion-.shtmld begin this phosphated hot.
water drinking and are assured of very
pronounced results in one or two weeks.
A quarter pound of limestOne phos--
phate costs very little at the drug store
but is suflicient to demonstrate that just.
assoap and hot water cleanses. purifies .
and freshens the skin on the outside. so
hot water and limestone phosphate act
on‘the inside orms. We must'al'ways
consider that internal amilhtion'ls’afil-
ly more important than outside cleanli-
mess, because the sic in pores do not‘ab-‘
sorh impurities into the blood, whilegtke
bowel pores do.
\Vomen who desire to enhance ‘the'r
beauty of their complexion should just;
l
i
ing, Wing and purifying the entire
try this for a week and notice results.
Q Brand?
'(d
“i
ST JOHN‘S. N. F.. April lt—d-A
catch of approximately 100,000 seals.)
about one-halt the annual hunewot;
the Newfoundland coast, was indicated
today with the return of three more?
vesselsvo {the ailing feet. Tween! th‘éi
nine vessels which pursued the «basil
this year arqstfll out. but their catch- »
er, Captain Medleyw instructed the es have been reported by Wireless. .3
"dffVéf What route to me tO‘gef ml . The falling on in the mhu~m
accompanied by a dropln‘ pflceqcht' .
year pelt! sold at an am, of'iigj
hundred weight. while-thusm‘rwfl
en .say «they. Will not; aim
main hall that amount.
Jewelry 1 and Silverware
” ‘ AUCTIQN.
.._...AT._.
s—~ Jewelry Store:
scum spawns
unus‘ . mvi'ran— gonu'rmrnr’ mum
SAIES—* “ 2 Ann 7:: P... M;
and
AUTO AWESBORY ; H
39 Wed! WIW‘ 8M
ALL WORK-room
New and Used Tires and
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and one
m
sun now some
SHOE. $119.;
31 80. Main St., 80.
but at a saving of from‘wflnw U A
$2.50. 3"
See our window for battling. . .
wit
v
4
. MiTI‘LS" ‘smo‘ ‘
(F. o." I. Pineal
* - £5.97."
‘atovrraactoitooooei.
(F. O. 3. Fm)
3995;
31:79!
’
...--.ooo~
new"
. ‘ opu‘ ear-u; > .
.T m moan-n. 81.395 W "on 2:003 -
"W‘fi‘m’t‘fm - ,
macro-earnest mac....~.................:9533
w
will resume
commune“ ,
:ters, 79 W fl
street, . “
:Monday; Alli...
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