Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 19, 1921 · page 9

 

TUESDAY, APRIL 19. 1921

 

 

Wants, To Lot, to: Sale. Business and Professional om. .munneoup Adv."

LASSlFIED ADVERTISEMENT

Two Cents a. word; minimum charge 500 per Inns 3 times 11.00. Gap- Double Price

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

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WANTED

FOR SALE

KUSI N 888 N OTICES

 

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8 Chestnut Street

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Female Help Wanted
Operators experienced .
'.‘:".3 or any line of sewmg.

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LEROY SHIRT 00.,

 

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FOR. SALE—Edison storage battery,

suitable for lights 8: ignition, $20.0u.
Also search light for motor boat with
gi'namo, $20.00. Address 36 Raymond

 

So. Norwalk Tallow Co., Rear (
Cit) “all.

 

l‘OR SALE—$5.00 — Flemish rabbit
811,116? slock 0f Huntlejr Cooperative

n my. one year 0 , steel r '.
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FOR SALE—13-room rlouse, all new.

 

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H JACOBS &' SONS
; Day Street
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11025 on comer of Beldon and Franklin

.‘Ave., Nonvulk. 1 Franklin Ave.

.l-‘uR SALE—~3 Superior stock. line
I
Ave. Phone 38.

bred Rhode Island Red single comb,
il-ar old cocks. Address 59 Seaview

 

.FOR SALE—Firewood. Albert A.

Betts is now ready to supply his

:customers with firewood at reduced
prices. Prompt delivery. Phone 761.

FOR SALE—7 room house. and bath.

All modern up—to-date improve-
ments corner lot. Hill section, conven-
icnt to business, schools and depot.
For full information write to 11 0-0
Sentinel.

 

Automobile repairing, starting. light-
flon work a specialty.
INCH

PHONE 4,61
Trees trimmed and general care
Was formerly connected wtih the

late Joseph Cornell, tree specialist.
121% J. Collins, 266 East Ave., Phone

53 DAY ST.
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FOR SALE—~34 ton Reo truck. lug. gi
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EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC

 

improvements, good place for busi-

Norwalk. Conn.

LINCOLN TAXI CO
9_Railroad Avenue. Phone 997
how open. Try us for service

NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Mattresses.
bolsters made to order.
Easy terms if desired.
Renovating a specialty. Tel. 317.
Franklin and Monroe St. 50., Norwalk

WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time to paint
and keep it from decay.

 

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pillows and

 

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 run-about.
good running order. Price $125; also
a busxness body. $8. Phone 896—3.

FOR SALE-1918 Ford touringr car,

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

FOR SALE—Maxwell 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. Vt'ill take any usnd car in as
trade. Phone 1319 or call 10 Franklin
Ave. Norwalk.

FOR SALE—Ford racer. model 11417.

 

 

 

111 good running condition, stin-

 

wheels, 30x3¥~5 tires all around, and is

='llnd0r slung. Call 31 Mel‘wln 51., Or

5,“. “HI fphone 1192-12.

 

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f ladiator Repair-
; ' 2 «l Automobile
f . =-?\change

' ‘ rt. Norwalk Conn
3 Phone 954

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HM IS HERE
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ill-liable Wheels.

 

 

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ave same y paying lor lhis adv. excellen stecime S.
Apt. 15, heeler Bldg. t l n

 

Ir. 'FOR SALE—6 room house. near (.‘vn-

tre School. improvements. $3.500.

in) pgr; cash. George Mitchell, telephone
1 o' .

4—4’

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loo. l-‘on SALE—Hardy French chr§sah-

lhemum plants, one year old. .1”

0 colors. $1.35 ll doz. rose bushes, $3.00 a.

doc. All prize winning stock,l’rom
ltow:l)'tun greenhouses. Nursery/{stock

at bargain prices. Reynolds l’oultry'

l-‘arm, Highland Ave.. Phone 1036.

”it SALE—3 houses at 1921 Union
street, buildings for rent, at 15
C‘ldrshlll street. The Hatch & Bailey
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1T0 LETWPIeasanl front room in
private family. Refills-ll surround- Price $4,500.
lungs, All modern illlprovenlenls. Good
,\p_ ‘lrSl-dt‘lllltll section. Phone 1787.

'11 lTlrlplny.

 

Store near Wilton station
and posloflice. Good location for

 

liable warehouse receipts.
LOST
l.OST~Small gold wrist watch. be

tween St. Joseph‘s church and 'l‘ay-
lor :lve, olther So. Main, No. Main, 0r

 

 

High St. Return to Sentinel Office.

FOUND.

 

 

 

 

 

 

.Maynard Sporting

 

INSURANCE

 

J. M. LAYTON & CO.,
Inc.

5 Railroad Ave” South aorwulll

 

 

 

_ BicJ’cle Accessories
I W Parts, Fish Tackle

 

STORAGE
Space for Household Furniture
Phone 1683-!
Non-walk Storage Warehouse
3 Union street. South Norwuk. Coon.

 

A. W. Hodge

; '9 Hill Block, $0.12er
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134 wa.

 

 

 

C. J. VAUGHN’S
ELECTRIC GARAGE

Repairs on magnetos, generators,

starters. horns, wiring and all electric .
equipment, on all cars.

Rear of Webb Bros.

So. Main St. Phone 902

 

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A RTIFICIAL
,. SlTNLlGHT
F ‘ . ‘1 wire y0ur house for

l. Light, and install fix
_. , WK. etc, on the month
.3], lit, plan, any pm Of
: . Get our estimate be
“’“2 Your house wired

WHITE ELECTRIC CO...

 
 

>hington at, s. Non-walk
Phone can 7 '

 

 

' KENDRICK'SEARAGE

ford Magnetos Recharged, Cyliu
dots Rebored, Welding and
. Bradng -
I) ouzs‘mur s1". PHQII 9:7
89UTH NORWALK

 

rooms decorated. Ask for my prices
on wall paper, and paints. Save from
20 to 40 per cent on labor and mate-
Alexander White, 35 Lowe St.

South Norwalk.

Naggy Bros. Local and 1 di tan ’
trucking of all kinds. ODS s 08
New York. Address 71
Phone 318. ‘

 

Dailv trips to
Cedar street,

ANTED TO BUY

tle. Extra prices for
pigs and poultry.
Phone 1659.
HARRY J. FREEDMAN.

CAR OWNERS NOTICE

ectrtc Systems over-
palred. Starting, lighting
a s ecxalty. C. J
Bros, So. Main St...

calves; also
highest prices.

Automobile El
hauled and re
and ignition

Rear of Web

 

A MAI ER'S—Auto

Tops $18 to
St. opposite
Norwalk, Con .

and U 'lnov l‘ills stop
$20. Phggglsstggfnsgé‘ £32332le strengthen the kidneys. They
Wilson's Hut Shop, So,ibelp eliminate from the system the
pOlsons tllllt (xllse backache. thou-i
““illlf‘ [mills sill' joints sore muscles.l
S“ulll‘ll hands and fl-l-t. pufl‘lnrxs un-'
kinds dcr the P)‘CS.——~STI”SOD-I10W'Pu Corp.
House

 

CARRIGAN & FLYNN. local and long‘
Office Leary & Co.. Phone 1577.

 

 

USED CARS
Dodge 1919 Commercial

Goodyear and Fisk Tires.
Carbon removed while you wait.

Westport Ave.

 

ouses for This Week
to Be Sold

in good Colllllilt'n. l‘licv.

 

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I'll l.l~‘.l' Lump l‘lll'nlsln-ll mom \\'llllv$3~2
lmuvi. lor :l gellll-lnnll, 3!) Franklin, ’ .
" 3” ImDI‘OVUments. . I’l‘lt‘“

house, a1 improvem‘nls.

. house. all lm . ~. . «
gPrlce $4.500. DIO‘fnl‘l'lia.

h ,- l a - . . . -
lPl‘lCe $6,000, on“, .11 lllllllotemtlllr.
meat market. Apply Modern Grocery
(30., 50 “'aler St., So. Norwalk, Conn:
Ult RENT—Storage Space, house-:cl
unld furniture. Sepa ate rooms. w
Semlliro proof building. ubbell Coal.
<3 Storage Co.. lnc., Saugaluck. Conn;
Westport 47. We issue nego.

, house all im r '
Pl‘lce $5'U00_ . p elements.

d let me show you

 

ONCE MORE

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

You. Mr. Farmer. will find what you
r n]:1}' mod for your spring work among these

SOUTH PZORWALK S
EXCHANGE STAB ES

Washington Street
AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY

 

l Flore Brothers’ Garage
Overhauling and Repairing
1! wanton" mace
FIORE BROTHERS, Props.

 

 

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”4 has: our

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Mrs. Elma: A. Wilson.
The death of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Wil-
son, widow of Enos B. Wilson, former-
ly of Danbury. occurred in New Hav-

 

Circular avenue.

Mrs. Wilson was in the seventy-
sflxth year of her 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 Danbun’: Emerson
B. Wilson. of. Norwalk: and by two
daughters. Mrs. Leonard Elsenboss. of
Brookfleld, and Mrs. \K‘arren Pitcher.
of New Haven.

The funeral was held at lhr Advent

half-past two o'clock.

 

Mrs. Elivabeth Adams
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams. of Mans-

 

hcr late horm- in Darlen. at 1:30

o'clock. Thursday afternoon. Reva,

George A Tutti. officiating. The in‘

Children. Miss Lmlclla Adams, of Dar~

“'alter Hugglcr. of Stamford. and
Samuel Adams. of Rowayton.

 

Funeral of C. J. Adams.
Funeral scrum-s of Christopher J.

\Yednesday morning from the late

VOrder of Eagll-s .lnd Moulders‘ l'llion
will act as pall bearers.

 

Funeral of .‘lrs. Hutchinson.
The funeral 01 Mrs. Minnie North~
rup Hutchinson “ill be lit-1d from her
late home. 44 ()r. hard street. on “‘9d-
nrsday artt‘l’HOOI at 3 O‘ClOCk. Rev.
Mr. Barto. of .\'- \v Haven. will ofi'icl-
atc. Illlh‘l‘lnfjlll will follow in the
family plot in le-rside cemetery.
Funeral 01' Abraham Altcubramlt.
The funeral of Abraham Alton-
'brnndt was luld u-sterdu)‘ afternoon

 

“’AS IN BIZ!) WEE DAYS

Mrs. Josie lived. 217 N. Exeter St..
Tulsa, Okla.” wntcs: “I was in bed
three days with my back. I took Fo—
ley kidney Pills and in two duys was
at my work agnm. I cannot praise
your medicine tl-o much." Foley Kid—
l-ludder irregularities

 

ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
lllsll'll'l oi .\'w"Walk. sex. l‘l‘ohzll
Court, April 1‘, \ 1).. 191:1 >
llslulu ol 'l‘howpre Knapp. lit“ 01

Norwnlk. 1n sun; listl‘ll'l. dwu‘nufll.
(’l‘llt’l't‘tl, Thal 'lt‘ lldllllnlslllltrlx n x-
lln’lm llt‘l :llllnll r-ll‘gllllfl‘l lit‘t'tllllll m

:lhis (‘mlll lor mi; lslml-nt, iii lhn l‘ro~
‘llilli‘ (lllltl‘ ln Noll.lllk on the 2;"llh (in?
.0? April. 1921.1"? o‘rlm-‘t. :llf‘r‘l‘nom‘l:
1and mm all persons inlcrr-slrd in said

,oslhte may be nolil‘lmi thervol. the ad;

lllllllihll'illl‘lx will cause this order m ho
fipllblishmi in u nl'V'hXHil‘t'l' hil\lll;: :l (11‘-

‘l'lllillltln in >(iltl (llNlrlt'l, ll' ll-ast 1‘1“»:

'll.l).< bl-furo said 223111 day of April.
1921.
HENRY \V. GREGORY.
Judge.

 

c-

ORDER OF NOTICE

('olll‘l. April 18, A. l), 1931. ‘ .
\Vheroas, “mu'll alpplzl‘nllon has
been made to lhls court for the adml»

slam lo prolnn~~ of a r-vrldin written
instrument a> and lor llll‘ will and n
(‘odical thereto «ll Jennie \\'. Swords.
lateof .\'or\\alk. in said (li.\ll’lt‘l. de-

ceased.

Ordcrul. That said application be
heard and delurmined at the Probate
affine in Norpulk. on the 25m day of

l have houses in all section - ., ._ ,, . ,
5 f “1 ' 921. 'l - odmk. allernoon.

FY- Call at office an 0 e Aplli. l d

flat I have for sale

<5 Corbett Block.

WILLIAM F. HOYT,
Real Estate.

and lhal public notice thereof bl- glvon

publishing Ihl~ order in a newspaper

marmg' H l-zxm‘ w. GREGORY.
Judge.

ORDER OF NOTICE

‘ lrt. A ril 15, A. D.. 1921.
(olljstnlepof Anna-s Magyar. late of .\'or~
walk. in said di~trict. deceased,
“’heroas wriltun applicalion hasheen
made to this court by the admmlstra-
tor praying for reasons therein set
forth for an order authonzmg some
person other lllan said applicant to
sell certain real estate of said estate
Ordered. 'l‘hul said application be
heard and determined at the Probate

April. 1921. at 2 o'clock. afternoon;
and that public notice thereof be given
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said district at
least five days before said day 01

hearing. HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge-

,. W__. ..

ORDER OF NOTICE

 

 

 

The TEXTILE Store

New Dotted SwisSes
Embroidered Voiles, Dotted

and Other

Materials for Spring and Summer

136 Washington Street
' South Norwalk

Court, April-18. A. D., 1921.

Whereas. written application has
been made to this court by the. admin-
istrator of said estate praying for
reasons therein set forth for an ol'der
authorizing him to sell certain real
estate of said estate. . .

Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
2Office in Norwalk. on the 25th day of
lApril, 1921, at 2 o’clock. afternoon;
‘and that public notice thereof be given
"to all persons interested therein by
:guhh ‘ this order in a newspaper
. aving a. circulation in said district, at
lleast five days before said danof

 

 

 

 

 

week. the one on Thursday evening,
the regular drill night and the extra
drillfon TufiQ: evenings so as to
complete the necessary quota. before}
camping time.

New recruits am being added to the
roster at every meeting. and what is
equally encouraging is the good sized

which seem to enjoy the earnest work
of the men. und‘commept’vegy favor; »_ < .
pblyfonv'th‘e marked improvement and trig 'm’ ‘ “1‘8
dance art-iii};

 

 

Themng' HENRY w. GREGORY.
Judge.

-_.———-—4—-——- -
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT '
District of Norwalk. ss.. Probate
Court_ April 18, A. D.. 1921,
Estate of Mary E._ Knapp, late of
Norwalk, in said district, deceased. -

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

l Ordered. That the executrix exh' ’ .

her administration acoount to (‘
court for adjustment. at the "
ofllce in W on thezfitl .
Agarilkgfl, at 2.0’clfcrkémageli'nt
t t ,m in e , n :1
tote mange flu! (hog-cog! .-
m- to

 
 
 

 

 

in Wooster Cemetery, Danbury. and
l

-en Saturday, at the home of herI
daughter, Mm. Warren Pitcher, 49'

'and Standard Oil of New Jersey in the

also improved with several of the rails.

’nials of prospective new financing. the

ChflStian Chunk Danbury. ' my a""ldustrial Alcohol eased fractionally.

, . field avenue. Damon. died in New York-
1:111}: overhaul and repair your car, any city, yesterday morning. aged 63
a e. In your own garage. Phone 602-4- years. The funlral will be held from

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

torment will he in Union cemetery,.
Rowayton. Shr- is survived by four.

ion; Mrs. J. Corbin. of Darlen; Mrs,

lately reactionary before noon. Rails spnllflagv. The eighth grade people

 

Adams will be lvld at 5:30 o'clock!

home, 2:: Main street. and at 9 o‘clock}
from st. Alan's church. Members;
of the Hope Iiosr Company, Fraternal

 

Weather Forecast

For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
and continued cool tonight; Wednes-
da fair and warmer; moderate to

”DAY m WALL 8m! string north and northwest winds.
. 'The disturbance which was central
WALL STREET’ 10:30 a. m'—ous!near Nantucket yesterday morning
were againlhe outstanding feature mlhas increased somewhat. in intensity
the uncertain opening 0f today's Stocwand will probably pass out to sea to-
Market. Gains of 1 to 2% paints were'day. The cloudy. rainy weather dur—
registered by General Asphalt, Hons-1mg the last twenty-four hours has
ton, Shell Transport, Royal Dumbibeen 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
central and southern districts.

Bethlehem Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, Frogts were reported as far south as
United Fruit, Central Leather and lu- Alabama.

‘ BALL GANHSS I’OSTPON ED.

WALL STREET, Noon—The oil ECS'I‘ON APP“ ”~ . (““0““"7
division, including junior issues 031- New \‘orlt-nostonén01'n1ng game p08 '
tended its gains during the morning. poned; “9t gro‘m 5'

Mexican and Pan American Pelro- ——————‘——'_“ _

leums showing marked 5" IZIli. CENTER SCHOOL ASSL-“BLL

Motors and coppers also hard . . un , .
der lead of Studebaker, Utah and “Afternoon Tea", a ilghtI 3232?];
Anaconda. Textiles and food shares sketch of entertaining and £131“? com
were heavy, sugars losing 1 to 2 points 9‘11““?95' “'35 ”‘9 “any," 11 e week—
on announcement of price reductions ”‘h‘mons of sermon. 6'3, 3) l r Hi h
for refined products. American \‘i‘oole'liiigsgfmsgtiidgf “gyfigmgn‘Eedg-
and Associated Drygoods Common and lion a;‘d".‘u.se Campy-159d the remain-
Preferred, also_ reacted 1 to 2 points. dm. of the program, _v.vllich was very
Steels and equipments became moder- clevpr and well reconod by the as—

was attended by a. number 01' relative!
and friends. The pastor of the Dan~
bury Congregational Church officiated.

 

 

 

first few transactions. California
Packing, International Paper, Famous
Players and Hendee Manufacturing

Crucible Steel was heavy despite de-

 

 

were apathetic and bonds of that class are to be complimented on their ef-
showed increasing heaviness. forts and attractive manner of pros
.._.___ entation. The l‘Dlll‘t' program fol-
v .o _ lows:

“ALL STREET 1'00 p. m._ Thngalntv lo the Flag and the Star Span-
market d9\ eloped a more reactionaryf med Balm” School
tendency at midday. dPSpite "19 935i“. Sketch-“Aflux-noon ’l‘ru—Helen Bruce.
1039 Of money- SUSBFS. rubbers and Erna \vimprhoimnr. Ruth Clark.
equipments showed extreme losses cl Richard Tomko. Kathleen Flaher-
1 to almost 5 points, with New York 13' and Morton Loy};
Air Break as the heaviest feature.

 

 

Concord Hymnr—Dorolhy Statllam.
Shippings and rails, notably Mercan— liocillltioll‘April 19th. ”Nil—Robert
tile Marine Fill, and Northern Pacific, P13113316 Fma 'Wimpfheimer

. la 1 — - .
315° fell hawk moaera‘eh‘ Poem—Tho Sea—Kathlren Flaherty.
America School.

 

 

PATRIOTS DAY CELEBRATION.
“'AGIC RICHII‘TIONS CONFERENCE

 

BOSTON. April 19.—-Spla.shed with

mud from but to spurs. riding uguin . ‘ v . w , —_‘ .
to Lexington. “Paul Revere" and 3‘1"“ 301"“ AW” 17‘*Th9 “3305

"William llllwcs" rmlved in Middle- and working rules committee of the
sew county today memories of the American Steamship Owners' A350»

one ol tlw picturvsvlluf features of the \Vatortonders' l'nion for a discussion
1"”“0‘5 1“” C"""’rat“’“- of proposed wage reductions affecting

 

,lon spell h_\' the elm-«rs of thousands.

Hollow rider lulu-cs had halted lojlve i5 lWlleVi‘d ”10 American marine “'32"

The horsemen dcparll-d from Bos~ all’Forts.

Today's conference. it was said. was

'llwy sinckvm-d pace only at DollllS the first of a series through which it

Who-r0 history said licvere and his

llu- alarm that the llrltlsh troops were situlriion will be brought to a head

on llll' march. The owners will mm-t the Internation-
"l'lllll I:(\t'l‘(‘" \:lul‘trd into the szld- a1 Seamen's I'llion rr-prcsr‘mntivcs to-

tllt‘ lll front ol‘ lllt Old North church mol'FOW and the Cooks and Slowards'

llvrr. and gullopcll llol~lllw<sthO hisll‘nlon Thursday.

olu-vclnc. \\llllam l‘uwcs, the 1‘ “as annollncv-d that steamship

lllt‘lllOl‘V of \\ lltlht‘ l-qnnlly ilnportant _
, ' , 4 .. r, . ' . . » . . . y
”at. “.mnm,” m obscurity um” a “,w 011.11 rs ln .1 g(ner.ll meeting toda

 

‘I‘Olllr. _ln:lrinn c'l‘glnwrrs wno rrc‘cntl)‘ refused
\\'llt-l‘(‘\(‘l‘ flu in 0 vinyl l‘l-lll r: h- l“, accept a lhlrl." l‘U' CEDL wage (“1

lllrlllions llilll lll’I‘ll :lrl'nnged. and a Eproposul.

lllllital} report [ll‘0\ltl((l. 'l‘lu m'ltw i ———————-—-

l‘lu'atlon had its climax on the Grern LANDLOIUIN ”A" B}; 81111).

3:11 l.4~\lngloll.
I

ELXIHHI‘. BOY IN ANl-‘L‘LJ’AKAIH: inglon landlords who

.1“ hon lll‘ llf‘lills ill‘. :ll‘lilllnl parade. to .mrs 3s '1 rvsnlt of tllt‘ dt‘t‘lSlOl‘l of HM

Ilislrill of N-rwallx, 34.x. Probate-:-

to all [M‘l‘fiunh Interested therein bri
having a rinullllion in said district...‘
ill lt’asl fivl- rims beforv said day of;

District of Norwalk. ss. Probate'

Office in Norwalk 0n the 25m day of,

District of Norwalk, 59.. Probatel

f delta A. Naphey. late ofI N '
nfriéilfi,°mc‘§§m district, deceased. ‘1 sale m the Afternoon

 

)l-urs ugu. lullu\\t'l ll soutlmmlorly would consider counter proposals of

\\'ASlilf\'GT(l.\'. April 19.-—‘\\'nsll-
I haw ignored

\\'A.\‘lll.\'(}’l‘4).\', All“) 19"- plum“ l‘l‘lllrllxllli: livr‘0ns undo-r the ills
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SPECIAL PRICES F R THIS
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YOUNG GEESE ....... . . .. 8013

SMALL YOUNG AND TENDER
DUCKS....... .......... 46:“
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hens and pullets for sale at M
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ride of thl-sc latlcr du)‘ couriers was the Marine I-‘lrcnlml's. Oilcrs' and

FOR SALE cl

Double house, 6 rooms on each on.

price $3,800.

One-family house. 6' rooms. 9”

$1,800.
Two-family house, 8 rooms. “1“
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Located in East Norwalk !

Ask John T. Hayes E

No. 7 Maln Street, Nor-wall; I"?

THE DAINTIEBT or com
for Summer-time can be had it 1.

will let us at
Tailor Them for You "‘

The newest designs. sin-rad fl
trimming ideas are embodied In II

garments that we make up.

Come in and see our wide a“

ment of material. 3

in
New York Ladies’ Talia

11 North Main Street 1
UP STARS '

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TWENTY YEARS
FROM NOW

will yours be the cry ‘.
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Learning gives power.
Trainmg' gives slnll' .

MERRILL '
Business College

Day and evening session-

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TIRE VULCANIZING 8110!

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39 West Washington Street
ALL “'ORK GUARANTEED ‘
New and Used Tires and Tubes 5‘.

 

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Angevine Furniture Co.

16 NORTH MAIN ST. SO. NORWALK
orrosrrn PALACE mil-ran

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AUCTION SALE 7 P. M.

Sale ' in . the Morning At 40con the
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All Invited. Don’t Fail to Attend.

Must raise cash quickly for the launching of the

' - Home-Town Dividend Savings Plan

1,.Wil1 Sacrifice Stock of
Diamonds, WV stokes, Solid Gold Jewelry,
Cut Glass, Silverware, Clocks, Etc.

These Goods or Auction Sale and Private Sale at
Your . Own Price- -

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Jewelry and Optical Star. e
Three Yeoulnsmm' hSGEthNol-walk.

;. " NOTEe—All watches, clocks, jewelry, and optical re-
,-_ .pajmng ' done promptly as usual, no delay. Sale does not
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MAX LEVY’S
SHOE STORE

31 80. Main St, So. Norm

Our entire stock 0! Men .7 [ladiesp
and (‘hildron‘s Show. Pumps and
Oxlol‘lls in the very lilil‘rl styles,

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1*1 a saving of from $1.50 in
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See our window for bargains.

 

 

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NOTICE

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THE
PEOPLE’S TRUST
COMPANY

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will resume business

at their former quab

ters, 79 Washington
5 t r e e t , beginning
Monday, A p r i 1 11,
'3 1921.

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