Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 19, 1921 · page 11

 

 

 
 
 
 

TUESDAY, APRIL 19. .1921

 

 

Wants, To Let, l'or Sale. Business and Protewow cards. .Mnceuaneoun nan

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT

Two Cents 3 word ; minimum charge 600 per lane 3 times 11.00. Gaps Double Price

 

 

 

 

l’emale Help Wanted

Operators experienced on
or any line of sewmg.

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LEROY SHIRT CO.,

8 Chestnut Street

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FOR SALE

FOR. SALE—Edison storage battery,
suitable for'lights & ignition, $20.00.
Also search llght for motor boat with

 

 

So. Norwalk Tallow CO., Rear (1
Cit) Hall.

 

FOR NILE—$5.00 — Flemish rabbit

buck Mock 01’ Hunter Cooperative
Riltlbitly, one year old, steel grey.
t\tltll't‘:a 0. Care Sentinel. .

 

 

 

“VANTED
TCI-ri . .1 {Hr
lll.l' ‘. w m .‘V‘It flippers. Good

4mm .1.£.-.:l.l oppor-

>lilk’r‘f' M‘tilllfl'

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FOR SALE—13—room t‘louse, all new,

improvements, gBood place for busi-
ness on corner of eldon and Fran" i
mm. Norwalk. 1 Franklin Ave. “1 u
‘l‘uR SALE—3 Superior stock. fine
i bred Rhode Island Red single comb.
year old cocks. Address 59 Seavicw
Ave.

 

Phone 38.

,FOR .SALE——Firewood. Albert A.
1 Betts is now ready to supply his
.ctlstomers with firewood at reduced
prlces. Prompt delivery. Phone 761.

FOR SALE—J: room house, and bath.
i All modern lip-to-date improve-
ments corncr lot. Hill section. conven-

 

 

 

 

 

ient to business. schools and depot.
For full information write to H c-o
Sentinel.

,FOR SALE—14 pigs. six weeks' old,
. Hampshire breed. These pigs are ex-
ceptionally nice. Inquire E. T. Bates,
Brookside Ave, Darien, Phone So. Nor—
walk. 259-3.

FOR. SALE—A 1917

 

Ford runabout.
(2.0051 running order. Price $125; also
a busmess body, $8. Phone 896-3.

 

 

 

FOR SALE—1918 Ford touring car.

$276. 1919 Ford runabout. $275. 1916
Ford runabout, $200. Call at 5 West-
port Ave, Norwalk, Sunday.

FOR SALE~Machll 1917 Touring

car. Good running order, good tires.
price reasonable to quick buyer. Phone
1431 between 9 and 5, or 765-5.

FOR SALE—1920 Dodge touring car

with wire wheels. and $100 worth of
extraS. “'ill take any used car in as
trade. Phone 1319 or call 10 Franklin
Ave, Norwalk.

FOR SALE—lbw racer, model 1917.

in good running condition, swirl-
‘wheels, 30x3$~3 tires all around, and is
tundcr slung. Call 31 Mcrwin St., or
3pllone 1192- 2.

 

 

 

 

 

ire. School. improvements. 3,500,
11);"; cash. George Mitchell, telephone
‘ ti.

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3 Day Street
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to 1"‘pllil‘ Heads,
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. v...t llo‘.’ l'mlory,
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It In 'Il.‘ (till home
:.- ' rill v-tl operators
i..~ and steady
1.. [mil Factory, 71
Isll' pork (‘ome
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'l'lz‘ t’iit‘YCLE
ll 1.2 IS HERE
ITS} ”)HNSON
hirvr‘vr FNGLAND

HE'le'T

\ Ill-liable Wheels.

DY :Muynard Sporting

C - FE: Bicycle Accessories

E 1i Parts, Fish Tackle

A. W. Hodge

ill? Hall Block, So. Not-walk
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ARTIFICIAL
SUNLIGHT

pi

p50. Main St.

l-‘ult SALE—Hardy French Chrysan—

thcmum plants, one year old. .1”
colors. $1.35 a (102. rose bushes. $3.00 a.
dog. All prize winning stock.t‘rom
ltowayton greenhouses. Nursery Stock
at bargain prices,
Farm, Highland Ave., Phone 1036.

 

till SALE—3 houses at 19-21 Union

street, buildings for rent, at 15

\tnrnhnll street. The Hatch & Bailey
TO LET!

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room \\'llll
lmmi, for :l gt-lltt-mllll, Lit) Franklin

w, Not until.

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ITO LETM Pleasant front room in
l private family. llcfillvd surround-
lungs. All lllodcrn improvements. (100d
.Il-sidential section. Phone 1787.

 

‘. . , _,
‘TO LET—Store near Wilton station

and postollice. Good location for
meat market. Apply Modern Grocery
Co.. 50 Water St., So. Nor 'alk, Conn.

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Reynolds Poultry ‘

808] N 388 NOTICES

 

_ Automobile repairing, starting, llght-
ing and don work a specialty.
iLLS & FlNCI—I

 

gynamo. $20.00. Address 36 Raymond 53 DAY STJ PHONE 461
FOR SALE—34 ton Reo truck. In ‘ states trimmed and general care

Was farmerly connected with the
late Joseph-Cornell, tree specialist.
91?:1‘5 J. Colhns, 266 East Ave, Phone

 

. EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
Will overhaul and repair your car. any
make, in your own garage. Phone 602-4.

NATHAN &. MILLER
General contracting. painting and
paper hanging.
Estimates cheerfully given.’
A, Nathan, Tel. 765-1-3
S. Miller, Tel. 1423-5
10 Spring Street. Norwalk. Conn.

LINCOLN TAXI CO
9’Rnilroad Avenue. Phone 997
Now open. Try us for service

NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Mattresses. cushions. pillows and
bolsters made to order.
Easy terms if desired.
Renovating a specialty. Tel. 317.
Franklin and Monroe St. So._ Norwalk

WALL PAPER AND PAINTS

Now is the time to paint our house
and keep it from decay. Ivlave your
rooms decorated. Ask for my prices
on wall paper, and paints. Save from
20 to 40 per cent on labor and mate-
rial. Alexander White, 35 Lowe St.,
South Norwalk.

 

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trucking of all kinds. Dell
New York. Address 71 C
Phone 818. ‘

WANTED To BUY
cal‘vnskimls of $ttle.flExtra prices for
e;asopsan oult . '
highest prices. Phone 1%59. ry I pay
HARRY J. FREEDMAN.

CAR OWNERS NOTICE
Automobile Electric Systems over-
hauled and repaired. Starting, lighting
angeignltltonwa Iillpeglalty. C. J. Vaughn.

at o e ros., So. .
phone 902. Main St.

A MA'IER'S—Anto Tops, Curtains.
Cushions. and Upholstering. Ford
Tops $18 to $20. Phone 902, So. Main

St., opposite W11 0 '
Norwalk, Conn. s as Hat Shop. So.

trips to
or street.

 

distance trucking of all kinds

Office Leary & Co.. Phone 1577
phone 363. . House

USED CARS
Dodge 1919 Commercial
Dodge 1917 Touring
Several Fords
Goodyear and Fisk Tires.
Carbon removed while you wait.
LYON‘S GARAGE

Westport Ave. Tel. 1576

‘Hthes for This \Veek
to Be Sold

 

1‘ llnusvs

$3,200. In good condition. l‘l'icc.
l
1 house ‘ - .. ‘ '
$1.000. . all Implouments. _ I'l‘l("'
1 “Jamilv hou‘t '
- _ _ .~>, at lm l‘OV ‘I
Price $4,000. D 91" ntfl
0 ’. ‘ . '
1 a'lIiUlll} home. all llllpl‘ovemnnts.

{Pl'lCe $4.500.

I 2-falnily
IPi‘lCu $6,001
l 2 l-lanlllv
!Prlcc $5.000.

house, all improvements.
house, all inlprovemenh.

I have houses in all sections of the

 

Ult RENT—Storage Space, house— city. c u t ff‘

uold furniture. Sepa ate rooms. i What Iahaee tlei-ciaal'em let me show you
ieml-fil‘e proof building. ubbell Coal. . '

6 Storage, Co.. lnc., Saugatuck. Conuiomcev swartz & Corbett Block.
Eel!” Westpbort 47. We iSSue nego; T°'- 435‘ ”W59 831~

a e ware ouse receipts. t r

, l WILLIAM F. HOT T,
LOST l Real Estate.

LOSTWSmall gold wrist watch, hot ‘

tween St. Joseph‘s church and Fay- ONCE MORE

ior :Ivc, either So. Main. No. Main, or

High St. Return to Sentinel Office.

FOUND.

FOUND—2 lheal”?>ll(‘l{('lS.“()\Y;('I'_nlil}'
have same by paying tor this adv.
Apt. 15, heeler Bldg.

INSURANCE

 

 

 

 

 

J. M. LAYTON & CO.,
Inc.

6 Railroad Avon South Norwafli

 

 

 

 

STORAGE
Space for Household Furniture
Phone 1688-!
Norwulk Storage Warehouse
3 Union street. South New Conn.

 

C. J. VAUGHN’S
ELECTRIC GARAGE

ARepairs on_ magnetos, generators,
starters. horns, wiring and all electric
equipment, on all cars.

Rear of Webb Bros.
Phone 902

 

F x p 1" ‘ere your house for
' Light. and install fix
_ 'HDS, etc., on the month-
'“t Plan. any part of
f . . Get our estimate Ibo
1‘ ”“3 Your house wired '

W‘ll lr'l‘ E ELECTRIC CO;

13’ V. thin ’
" gton 8t 8. Nos-walk
Phone 430 ‘ ff

 

 
 

 

 

KEN DRICK’S GARAGE
ford Magneto: Re-chsrgod, Cylin
ders Rebored, Welding and

, Busing -
:19 cues‘mu-r 8T. Paco: 9:1
SQUTH NORWALK.

 

‘ .ablyuon‘, th_e rmarked ifiprovement and

I have a fine lot of (50) horses to be
sold for the high dollar.

You. Mr. Farmer, will find what you
lead for your spring work among these
excellent specimens.

SOUTH PIORWALK S E AND

‘. EXCHANGE STAB ES

Washington Street

AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY
t

l Flore Brothers’ Garage
m Overhauling and Repairing
': 21 Phanfol't' Dlace Tel. 925
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FIORE BROTHERS. Props.

 

 

 

The TEXTILE Store

New Dotted SwiSSeS
Embroidered Voiles, Dotted
’Tissues. Orgsndies
and Other
Materials for Spring and Summer

136 Washington Street
South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

week. the one on Thursday evening.
the regular drill night and the extra

ldrillf on Tuesday evenings so as tO'C

complete the necessary quota. before
camping time.

New recruits ace being added to the
roster at every meeting. and what is
equally encouraging is the good sized
“gallery” of; interested
which seem to enjoy the earnest work

of the men. rand‘comment' very favor?

 

 

 

 

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gegergt. W5 of . the .m- _ . ,

Naggy Bros. Local and long distance'

CARRIGAN & FLYNN, local and long'

 

 
 

 

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Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Wilson.

The death or Mrs. Elizabeth A. Wil-
son. widow of Enos B. Wilson. former-
ly ot Danbury, occurred in New Hav-
ien Saturday. at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Warren Pitcher. 49
Circular avenue.

Mrs. Wilson was in the seventy-
sixth year 0: hr-r age and had been
in failing health for some time pre-
vious to her death-

She is survived by three sons.
George R. Wilson. of Newtown: J.
Howard Wilson of Danbury; Emerson
B. Wilson. of Norwalk: and by two
daughters, Mrs. Leonard Elscnboss. of
Brookfield, and Mrs. “‘arren Pitcher,
of New Haven.

The funeral was held at 1hr Advent
Christian church. Danbury.
half-past two o'clock.

 

 

‘Mrs. Elizabeth Adam:

M’rs. Elizabeth Adams. of Blane-
ficld avenue. Darn-n. died in New York
city, yesterday morning, aged 63
Ayears. The fullv ml will be held from
her into home in Darien. at 1:30
o'clock. Thursday afternoon. Rev.
George A Tllttlt Officiating. The in-
torment will he
Rowayton.

 

\Valter Hugglcr. Of Stamford.
Samuel Adams, (if Rowayton.

 

Funeral of C. J. Adams.

Funeral scrvlws of Christopher J.
Adams will be told at 8:30 o'clock
“Wednesday morning from the late
home, 2: Main street. and at 9 o'clock
from St. Monk Church.
of the Hope Hos.» Company. Fraternal
Order of Eagles .lnd Moulders‘ l'llion
will act as pull hearers.

 

Funeral of Mrs. Hutchinson.
The funeral 01 Mrs. Minnie North-
rup Hutchinson “ill he held from her
into home. 44 Ol‘i‘llnrtl strev-t. on “‘ed—
llf'Sda)‘ afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev.
Mr. Barto. of sts' Haw-n. will ofllci-
atc. Intvrmellt will follow in the
family plot in lilwrsidc cemetery.
Funeral of Abraham Altcnhramlt.
The funeral of Abraham Alton-
l)l‘:llldt was llt'ltl )(‘slPrdui‘ afternoon

 

“’AS IN Ill-II) WEE DAYS
Mrs. Joaie Bowl. 217 N. Exeter St..
Tulsa, Okla“ “'lltes: "I was in bed
three days with my back. I took Fo—
ley kidney Pills and in two days was
at my work iii-Int". I cannot praise.
your medicine too much." Folcy Kid—

lncv Pills stOp bladder irregularities
'and strengthen the kidneys They
help eliminate from the system the

poisons that cause backache. rheu-
"Hill? [mills silt: joints sore muscles,
'swollrll hands :l:.tl fret. ptlt'finrss un-
der the (’3'08.-~SHllSODoPOW‘9u Corp.

fionoes'ro SETTLE“ ACCOUNT

 

lllstl‘ict oi .\'w:'walk, $5,, l'l‘Olllll"
(‘ollrt April In. \ 11,1921.

l-Istalto- oi 'l'llw-«Jorc l\ll-lpp, Lite o!
Norwalk ill sail: ‘Iistl‘lt't. d"('1‘ll\i'll.

; (H‘dt’l‘t‘il, 'l‘llaI 'le ildlllllllrllzlll'lx r.\»
llllllll hm adlllll >tration account to
llllis (‘olllt tor :lt'lJlSll‘nt'nl, at the Pro-
’llilli' oilitc III Nuanlllk on the L’Sth (luff
of Mull, 1921.1il“! o‘clock. :ltt‘omoorl:
land that all persons interested in 53141
gustatc may he llotltiul then-oi. the ad-

 

illllnistl'mrix will ('utls'v this order In l)!‘
Lillllilishmi in it nvwspzllu-l‘ llllxlllg ll ('lr-‘
't'lllnlliin in said distrii-t. In Iraq lite
'll:l)> Indore said ‘JSI'II day of April.
1921.
HENRY “C GREGORY.
Judge,
ORDER OF NOTICE

District of Nil-walk. 55.. I‘robllto

(‘OIII‘L April 1.\'. .»\. l). 1921 .
\‘l'hcrcas, \\llll.t‘ll upplrcation nos.

llOf'l’l made In lllln’ court for the admis-
sion to prollllh- of It ('v‘l‘ldlil written
instrument 21> .llltl tor lllv will and a
(‘odiral thereto HI Jcnnle- \V. Swords.
late of Norualk. in said district. (ic—
cl-ased. _

Ol‘tlt’l'i'tl. That said application be
heard and fli‘ll‘l‘lllillt‘d at the Probate
office in Norualk. on the L’Stll (lay of
April. 1921. at 1.’ o'clock. afternoon:
and that public 1101th lhervot ho'glven
to all [H‘l‘rulls interested lllt'l‘t‘lll hr
publishing 1hl> order In a newspaper
having a t-il'iill.lllon ln said dlstl'lct.
at least tlvo tl:l)r‘ befori- and (lily tit

“('“rmg‘ Hl-ZNRY w. GREGORY.
Judge.

ORDER OF NOTICE
Distl'itt oz‘ Nol'walk. as.
Court. April 18, .\. D.. 1921. .
Estate of Asnrs Magyar. late of .\01‘-
walk. in said district. dPCPflSt-d.
“diet-nus wrillvll application hit-sheen
made to this court by the adminlstra-
tor praying for reasons therein 591
forth for an order autllorlzmg some
person other than sald applicant to
Sell certain real estate of said estate
Ordered. That said application he
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in NOI'Walk 0n the 25th day of
April, 1921. at 2 o'clock, atternoon;
and that public notice thereoi be given
to all persons interested therem by
publishing this order In a newspaper
having a circulation In said district at
least five days before sald day 01

hearing HENRY w. GREGORY.
Judge.
ORDER OF NOTICE

District of Norwalk. 88..

Court, April-18. A. D., 1921.
Estate of Cordelia A. _Naphey, late of

Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court by the admin‘
istrator of said estate praying for
reasons therein set forth for an. order
authorizing him to sell eel-tam real

estate of said estate. _ .

Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
ioffice in Norwalk, on the 25th day of
iApril, 1921. at 2 o‘clock. afternoon;
'and that public notice thereof be given
i-to all persons interested therein by
: bushing this order in _a newspaper
.7 aving a circulation In sald district, at
ileast five days before and day, of

”mug” HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.

 

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ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT
District of Norwalk. ss., Probate
curt, April 18. A. D., 1921,
Estate of Mary E. Knapp, late of
Nomalk, in. said district. deceased. _ .
Ordered. That the executrix exhibit
her administration account to this-
court for adjustment. at the Prooate
oflice in , on the 25th day of

rii, 1921, at 2.0'clock, afternoon; and
t t 3.11.er interested in said es:
totem .ben .

trix‘ move-mo
honed

 
 

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in Wooster Cemetery. Dsnbury. and
was attended by a number of relatives
and friends. The pastor of the Dan-
bury Congregational Church officiated.

TODAY IN WALL STREET

‘ WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.-—0ils
.were again the outstanding feature at
the uncertain opening of today’s Stock
Market. Gains of 1 to 2179 points were
registered by General Asphalt, Hous-
ton, Shell Transport, Royal Dutch
'and Standard Oil of New Jersey in the
first few transactions. California
Packing, International Paper, Famous
Players and Hendee Manufacturing
also improved with several of the rails.
Crucible Steel was heavy despite de‘
lnials of prospective new financing.
{Bethlehem Steel, Baldwin Locomotive,
‘United Fruit, Central Leather and In-

 

 

l“-" at ‘ dustrial Alcohol eased fractionally.

n

WALL STREET, Noon—The oil
division. including junior issues, ex-
tended its gains during the morning.
Mexican and Pan American Petro-

leums showing marked .KII lath.
Motors and coppers also hard . . un
der lead of Studebaker, Utah and

, Anaconda. Textiles and food shares
were heavy, sugars losing 1 to 2 points

in Ifnlon cometery..on announcement of price reductionsl”
Slit‘ is survived by fourl for refined products. American \Voole'li
childrmi. Miss Lullclla Adams. of Dar- and Associated Drygoods Common and “on and “1.“. comprised the remain-
icn; Mrs. J. (‘Oll’llL of Darlen; Mrs.,Prefcrred, also reacted 1 lo 2 points. dor of the program. which was very
and Steels and equipments became modcln'plm-m and vmu rccr-iH-d by the as-

lately reactionary before noon. Rails
were apathetic and bonds of that class
showed increasing heaviness.

1 “'ALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.—-’l‘hc
market developed a. more reactionary

; tendency at midday. despite the easier

Members tone of money. Sugars rubbers andi

'equipments showed extreme losses cl
1 to almost 5 points, wtih New York
Air Break as the heaviest ieature.
Shippings and rails. notably Mercan-
tile Marine Pfd., and Northern Pacific.
also fell back moderately.

 

PATRIOTS DAY CELEBRATION.

 

BOSTON. April 19.——-Splash(~<l with
I‘llli‘tl from hat to spurs. rldillg again
to Lexington. “l‘alll lieu-re" and
"\Vlllium Dawes" rcxlvcd ill Middlc~

sc\ county today llli'lllOl‘li‘S of the
historic events. 146 years ago. The
:l'ltli‘ of these latter (iuy couriers was

one at the DlCllil‘l‘StHK' features of thc
l'utrlots’ 11a) celebration.

The llorsellli-n departed from Bos-
ton spell by the cllt-crs of thousands.
'I‘llcy Slile('llt‘(l pace only at points
when» history said licvere and his
lt’cllow rider Ilawcs hnd halted tolee
11w alarm that the British troops were
0!] tin- march.

"l'alll Revere" \ullltctl into the sad-
Illl' in front of tht Old North church
llt‘l‘t'. ulltl gullopcti llOl‘lll\\'I'Sl to his
Oliji'Clth'. “\Vllliam Dawes," the
Illt‘lllol‘)‘ of “host- equally important
ride u-mulnmi in obscurity until a icw

 

pairs :lgtu. lullu\\("l :L southwesterly
ironic.

l \thrcuw the too drew l‘rill ('1 l---
llrations hail Imtvn arranged. and a
‘lllllllill)' l-s"nl‘l [\l'()\lil(t.l. 'l‘llt m-ltl-

;llmtlon had its climax on the Green
1"” l.t'\lllgltlll.
. _.. L___.__

,I..\l)l)II‘. BOY IN ANINIALJ’ARAIHI

\\'A.~'lil.\'(}TH.\'. .\Iil‘ll 19’» lAUllllt
,Ilov. President llJitllllSI-S ill-illgrt-mi
:AIlt'iliili‘. “'lll ltll'lllallX assume the

ilt‘illll’l'filll]! of \\':lsllilluton i‘zlllillvs
!\\llr~ll lli' heads all animal parade, to
3"" lll’ld here, May 11. under the <ll~
lticrlnll of ill." Hillllnnv l’Inltlr'nlion So»
”I'll. .\llllOllllf‘t'lllt'lll tlmt I‘lltl‘llt‘ Itnv
lllml :li'm-pttd tllv ill\it.-ltlon “as mulle-
.tudily at the \i'llite llousc.

 

.Snntlnel Advertisements Bring Good
Results.

 
 

iv“ NOW IS THE TIME

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Weather Forecast

For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
and continued cool tonight; Wednes—
day fair and warmer: moderate to
strong north and northwest winds.
i'l‘ho disturbance which was central
.near Nantucket yesterday morning
has increased somewhat in intensity
‘and will probably pass out to sea to-
day. The cloudy. rainy weather dur-
ing the last twenty-four hours has
Ebeen confined to a narrow strip along
'the coast from North Carolina to
lMaine. Pleasant weather has prevail-
led from Central Pennsylvania west—
ward to Colorado. The temperature
is low for the season of the year in
the central and southern districts.
Frosts were reported as far south as
Alabama.

______________—
BALI; G.\.\fliS POSTPO‘SED.

BOSTON. April 19. (National):—
New York-Boston morning game post-
poned; wet grounds.

____________..._—

CENTER SCHOOL ASSEMBLY.

 

 

"Afternoon Tea." a light comedy
sketch of entertaining and humorous
qualities. was the feature of the con—
ilmtions of section 15.36 to the. Week—
assvmhly at the Center Junior High
yesterday morning. Recita-

 

l_\‘
school.

semblago, The eighth grade people
are to he complimcntcd on thclr ef—
forts and attractive manner of pres-

entation. The entire program fol-
lows:
Salim- to the Flag and the Star Span—

1 gled Bantu-r School.

Ski-tendAfternoon Team—Helen Bruce.
l-lrlla \Vimpfhcimvr. Ruth Clark.
lilcllard Tcmko. Kathleen I’laher—
t_\’ and Morton Levy.

Concord l—lymn-rwllorothy Statham.

l‘lI-citiltion-.\pril 19th. lSGl—Roberl
Chittim.

Piano Solo—Erna “'impfheimer.

I‘m-m—-—Tllc Sca—Kathlren l’laheriy.

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\\'AGIC [{I‘IIJI'CTIOVS CONFERENCE

NE\V YORK. April 1.0.A'I‘hc wages
and working rules committee of the
American Steamship Owners” Asso-
ciafion today met representatives of
the Murine lhremcll‘s. Oilcrs’ and
\Vatcrtcnders' l'liion for a discussion
of proposed wage reductions affecting
all‘fiorts.

Toda3‘s conference. it was said. was
the lirst of a series through which it
is believed the American marine wage
situation will be brought to a head.
The owners will meet the Internation-
al Scamen‘s Ifllion rcpl‘t-Sentativcs to-
IllO‘I’I‘OVV and tile t‘oolcs and Stowards'

l‘lllon Thursday.
It “as annoullcml that steamship
owners in a general meeting today

 

would consider counter proposals of
lillftl‘lllt' Mignon-rs who l‘vcclltly refused
lto accept a. thirty per cent. “age cut
proposal.

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\\'.\Slll.\'(}'l‘tli\'. April l9.—-—'\\'osh-
illlz'iotl landlords who llnw- ignored
‘I‘I’lllrllxnliz dm‘\0ns under the his-

Etrlct of (‘nlumhla ri-nt act today faced

the prospect of rental l‘l-llate suits ln-
\ol\ing hundreds of thousands of do];
1lzlrs 3S :1 result of the decision of tilt
;l ilitmi States Supreme Court _\(‘Sll'l'—
liltt) holding 1““ act constitutional.

[ hit-minds of the distrlct rent com
Illlisslon declared today that of a to.
{ml of appl'oxilllatl-ly 3.00 decisions
‘lléilltlttl down. titty per CLill. of (lit-I‘ll
lliid been ignored.

 

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0 BUY CEDAR

Olll‘ t'llt‘h‘ls are of Genuine Red

I char. guaranteed to be absolutely
l "1:. L: K. moth proof. “'ill make a fine ad-
! A H dition to your bedroom, and also-
1‘: '1 , lflord protection for furs, “‘t’hll-tihfi,
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clothing, etc.

16 NORTH MAIN ST.
opposrrn PALAG

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Must raise cash quickly

Sale ' in 1 the Morning
' ‘1 Sale in the Afternoon
All Invited. Don’t Fall to Attend.

AUCTION SALE 7 P. M.

At 40con the
DOLLAR

for the launching of the

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These Goods at Auction

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Your .Own Price.

' BRAND’S

Jewelry and Optical Store
Three Years in Business in South Nor-walk.

NOTE—All watches, clocks, jewelry, and optical re-
, pairing done promptly as usual, no delay. Sale does not
:erEIG-with.remit-deviaflmmtg

.Will Sacrifice Stock of

Diamonds, <§§Vatchesi Solid Gold Jewelry,
Cut Glass, Silverware, Clocks, Etc.

Sale and Private Sale at

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

Live Poultry M a rlv et
22 Woodward Ave.. Phone 91.

‘ EAT 'EM ALIVE
srncuu. PRICES FOR rm,
SATURDAY
ROOSTERS ............... I": ‘
SPRINGS . ..... . ...... 331: “I.
YOUNG GEESE ........... 80¢ ‘

SMALL YOUNG AND TENDER
DUCKS . . . . . ............ 46:: III.
We also have a big line of laying

hens and pullots for sale at recent
able prices by weight. or piece.

E. LAPIN, Prop.

 
 
 
 

 

FOR SALE a

Double house, 6 rooms on each 0‘.
price $3,800.

 

One-family house, 6» rooms, or“
$1,800.

Two-family house. 8 rooms. or“
$2,800. -

Located in East Norwalk. a

Ask John T. Hayes E
No. 7 Main Street, Norwsllc I"!
THE DAINTIEST 0!“ com
for Summer-time can be had if 1‘

will let us ‘
Tailor Them for You "‘
The newest designs. smart.“ I

trimming ideas are embodied I- II
garments that we make up.

Come in and see our wide a“
ment of material. g
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New York Ladies’ Tailm

 

11 North Main Street a
UP STARS "
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TWENTY YEARS
FROM Now

will yours be the cry ‘;
success or the pail ‘:
wasted years?

 

Learning gives power.
Trammg‘ ' gives :1an .

MERRILL '
Business College

Day and evening sessions
l‘hone 814-2

 

 

 

ORLINS’ ‘ }
TIRE VULCANIZING 3110! t
and 1

AUTO ACCESSORY STOII' I
39 West Washington Stu-co. I
ALL VVO'RK GUARANTEED '
New and Used Tires. and Tubes 5‘.

 

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Prices Reasonable .
Standard Gasoline and Oils i

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SALE NOW GOING ON

MAX LEVY’S
SHOE STORE

31 So. Main St., So. Norm

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Our entire Stock ot Men.» Ladies’
and (‘hildron's Shove, Pumps and
Oxiords in the very Ian-.4. styles,

saving 01 from $1.50 in

See our window for bargains.

 

 

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