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Wants. To Let. For Sale. dunner: and Protection-J Dude. WM“
LASSIFlED ADVERTISEMENT
Two Cent: 3 word; minimum charge 600 per m 3timeIoL00. (3&th”
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WANT!” FOR SALE sum Ito-none
.. —— .
, FOR SALE—3;; ton Rec truck In . MODERN Rmovam
Vt ANTED so. Norwalk Tallow Co.. Rear 3: CARMINE URCINOLI
Women for Singer Sewing City Hall. , We ‘3‘“‘3 9““ ”en“ 3‘ 6 mechanic
.. ..i.-_l {or packing Dept. >~— St. S. l\. With a full line of ladies.
Apply FCLI:C]SAL1E;—q—;‘Harlley Davidson Motor- :elifls" and children‘s hats and caps.
.' e. H. . c ectrically equipped, ‘e t. ’elour and Panama. Renovated
H. JA‘JIS‘E Sf SONS A1 condition. Price $325.00. The like new. Indies‘ hats varnished.
. ' Sterling Llotor (30,, Daxien' Conn. Prices Reasonable. Work guaranteed.
_ ' Modern Renovator
7 ‘ FOR SALE-Six room house East Carmine Urdnou.
-‘ “Hun“ 10 help with Norwalkuflfvoeu Terms Also good .
. ,_ ..: 1 M. companion forel— 8 room house with all improvements, FROM THE FACTORY T0
i'l um. 733_ near “'est Ave. D. S. Hull, Haviland THE HOME
7 ‘ Block. ugutmssfin figs. 1dbolsters and
. .7_ c ions 0 so on our ens
3 Two boys for factory jobs. payment plan. Also renovating’ . eat};
4’ ' » Monday. Apply Em . Ms?
'L ire & Rubber Co. )3
\. -~<‘lnl-door toilet. must be
> 71-} in good condition. Ad-
- . mm. 180, Norwalk. Conn.
r. “ls—Experienced machine op-
- : Lounsbury Mathewson a.
Nor-walk.
Vt EAR—A bright young
Willi some years of experl‘
' . knowledge of Infants' Wear
_- assistant buyer. The Edw.
hew Haven, Conn.
‘ .,.
ECU—Girl for general house
-. w,” :3 good cook preferred. Tele-
_ '“v‘ r,
f
3" i Lll‘u
1; girls or women for day
‘ Day work to learn, then
‘ .. E. averaging $17 to $18 week-
.; employment Dept, Norwalk
a Rubber Co.
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7...-
Win—Position by married cou-
; ~. f- ymr old daughter. “2'9
1 a: l vlJra‘. houseworker.
to do any kind of
Vin. C Lowe street,
2
a:
L
\\ omen. Gubbe
Raymond
for cash, one or
. gas and sewer
full particulars at
110?; 443. South
1‘.
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INSURANCE
i .l. M. LAYTON & CO.,
Inc.
5 Railroad Ave,, South Norwalk
C. J. VAUGHN'S
ELECTRIC GARAGE
Repairs on mngneios. generators.
flamers. horns. wiring and all electric
equipment, on all cars.
Rear of Webb Bros.
50. Main St. Phone 902
STORAGE
Space for Household Furniture
Phone 1683-!
Non-wall: Storage Warehouse
I I'nion street. South Nor-walk. Conn.
KENDRICK’S GARAGE
lord Magnetos Recital-god, Cylin
ders Rebored, Welding and
Brazing
so CHESTNUT ST. PHONE 917
SOUTH NORWALK
TARLOV BROS.
Up-tc Date élgar Store
H A L L - M A R K
CAN DIES
THE BEST
$1.10 lb.
Mahackemo Block, Tel. 1581
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:FOR SALE—I'p-to-date Residence
‘ located on South Main Street. near
oncord. Second District. 10 rooms
and bath, 6 sleeping rooms. steam ra-
diation and electric lights throughout.
all modern conveniences. Large lot
extending through to Chestnut Street.
60x150 ft on South Main Street. and
60x16!) ft on Chestnut Street. Large
:two story barn. used at present as gar-
age. Lot on Chestnut Street used as
garden. chicken run. fruit, etc. Tel.
1738.
FOR SALE—One two-family house.
some improvements. 1 gasoline
launch. 20 ft. long. engine nearly new.
must be sold as party ls leaving town.
Inquire 31 Cove Ave.
FOR SALE—Two beehives, duck and
geese eggs. Phone 1480.
FOR SALE—One pattern-maker‘s
I hthe, 24" swing. one mitre trimmer.
and one pipe swivel Vise. Apply 6
Seaview Ava, or 63 “'infleld St.
1
‘FOR SALE—Grand old
large barn. 3 acres of lawn and
garden. mamoth trees; on trolley line.
Only 8.000. George Mitchell. telephone
1861.
FOR SALE—Hardy French chrysan-
themum plants, one year old. all
colors. $1.25 a doz. rose bushes. $3.00 a
doz. All prize winning stock from
Rowayton greenhouses. Nursery stock
at bargain prices. Reynolds Poultry
Farm. Highland Ave, Phone 1036.
residen 0e.
telfiphone 317 ~for representative to
ca
INORWALK, MATTRESS co.
Franklin and Monroe 8t. 80. No
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
will overhaul and repair your car. any
make. in your own garage. Phone 6024.
factiongu teed. Dropusacuflor'wl 3:30 o‘clock this afternoon from
Mrs. Catherine Bed.
Mr; Catherine Heal. widow of
Michael Heal. died at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. James Pagan. 32
Washington street. this morning. at
the age of 68 years. She is survived
by one son. John Heal. and three
daughters. Mrs James Fag-an. Mrs.
John Mason. of Newburgh, N. Y_, and
Mrs Renting. of New York city.
Funeral services will be held at 9'
o'clock standard time Wednesday
morning from St. Joseph's church.
Burial will be in the family plot at St.
Mary's cemetery.
Joseph St. Katine.
Joseph St. Haliare. an old soldier.
died yesterday at Fitch's Home for
Soldiers at Noroton Heights. 1: . was a
Volunteers. Heavy Artillery. and was
82 years of age. The body was taken
to “'aterbury today for burial.
__
Funeral of Henry F. 001cm.
Scores of relatives and friends at-
tended the funeral of Henry F. Cole-
burn. retired jewcler. which was held
a o
the late home at -- Berkeley street.
The services were conducted by Rev.
Ernest F. McGregor. pastor of the
first Congregational Church of Nor-
wnlk. Interment was in Riverside
cemetery.
The funeral was very largely at-
tended. Delegations from the Fair-
Automobile repairing. starting. 1 t~
ing and tion work a specialty}:11
S & FINCH
53 DAY 81‘. PHONE £51
Ge mIIATIVIAN i. MILLER
ne contracting. alntin and
paper hanging. p g
Estimates cheerfully ven.
A, Nathan, Tel. 165-1-3
S. Miller. Tel. 1423-5
10 Spring Street. Norwalk, Conn.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time to paint our house
and keep it from decay. ve your
room decorated. Ask for my price:
on wall paper. and paints. Save from
20 to g per :ent on 1:.ng and mate
rlal. mu er Whl .
South Norwalk. be, . Lowe SL
Naggy Bros. Loeal and long distance
it???“ 12‘ SENS-$33. “1"” ‘°
or SB
P e 318. r street.
WANTED To BUY
All kinds of cattle. Extra prices for
calves; also pigs and poultry. 1 pay
highest prices. Phone 1659.
HARRY J. FBEEDMAN.
FOR SALE—3 houses at 1521 Union A MAIER'B—Amo Tops, Curtains.
street, buildings for rent. at 15 1.0381110“. Ind Upholstermg. Ford
Marshall street The Hatch a; Bailey 53930 :ggsitg E311. Phone 119:2, 80. Main
(. ,-. on‘s
’0 horn-31k, Conn. ‘ ShOD' So.
To m CARRIGAN E FLYNN. local and long
distance trucking of all kinds
”-0 LET—INT floor of factory build- omce Leary & 00., Phone 1577- HOW
' l"? 4.1m sq int. Apply ll‘ur Fuc- phone 363.
tory 1'1. N.
’l‘O LEE—7! rooms and toiletI at lSo. 2% USED CARS
: Nari Main street, rear. {IquH‘P “ Dec! 191 '
33". ll. Gaul} & (‘0.. South Main street. Dads: 191; gmnegm‘a'
.. . Several Fords
TO l.El——Two furnished rooms. elec- Good ear and Fisk Tires.
tric light and heat with board in
private family. Gentleman. Reference
+le 8 I’utnam Ave.
Carb n removed while you wait.
LYON'S GARAGE
Westport Ave. Tel. 1575
WILLIASI F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
HOUSES FOR SALE
THIS WEEK
lTO LET—Nicely furnished room at 2
' I'rnion Park. Phonv 19
TO LET—Pleasant from room in
private family. Refined surround
ines All modern improvements. Good
residential stction. Phone 1757.
To LET—Store near VVllton station
and postotlice. Good location for.
meat market. Apply Modern Grocery
Co. 50 \Vater St.. So. Norwalk, Conn.
wUR RENT—Storage Space, house‘
uold furniture. Sepa ate rooms.
semi-fire proof building. ubbell Coal
e Storage (30.. Inc, Saugatuck. Conn“
Tel. “'estport 47.
tlnble warehouse receipts.
FOR SALE
Six-Room Cottage
All improvements, excellent location.’
$5.000. part can remain on mortgage.
I
T. J. CANTY & CO. '
l Flore Brothers’ Garage
' Overhauling and Repairing
2‘- Hanford Place Tel. 926
ME BROTHERS. Props.
I
MAY REMOVE RESTRICTIONS.
l‘Al’JS. April :5 . livslllctim's
the pv-tl‘tlIf-llln ll‘udo- “mind In
ed and freedom u-illiou. ,L'ini'l‘lllllvntzlj
SUDPI'VISIOH would hr rt‘SIllrf-(l ln‘ 3 hi"
introduced in the l‘iiamhar v‘ lN-Y'Ll
()'
H-rlHn.
We issue negojd
Three one-family lwuw-s. all im-
provements. $5.000. ccnll‘allv l“(.’il"d
easy terms. ' '
All kinds of twosfamilv houses in all
parts of City and coumrv from $4 000
up. ‘ '
Several small houses “ ’ r" -" '
own. . . fur $-..v”'. two
lBuy Now, while Y0u Have the Choice
of Places
Fall and let me show you what I
have for sale. Appointments made.
SWARTZ d. CORBETT BLDG.
Tel. Office 435; House 831
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
NEW'luui-{ner mums
" '0" In India: hllf he
held. let it be m. ' '2‘ “mum °’ 0‘
In: can!” hear “ mu. “1’
many can. when all else
#:Tfizynnglgnazg-rgm in". Get 0 box at
at KOTALKO'm' ten 10 cenu (or PM
LLWMMEMYNEKJ.
' Carley Stages Mat
member of Company B. Cr‘nvctlcut'
Carnival for Irish
"Nothing‘s too good for the Irish.”
and now wrestling has come forward
to do its share for the children and
[field County National Bank. the Nor-
lwalk Savings society and the Norwalk
club were present at the funeral ser-
vices.
The floral tributes were many and
beautiful and gave evidence of the es-
tecm in which the deceased was held
by friends and business associates.
Funeral of 312's. Flake.
Piske. of 6 Stvvens street. were held
in Forest Hill ccmetery chapel. I305-
ton, Mass. “yesterday. The remains
were cremated.
The Boston l‘ost had the follo rig
to say relative in Mrs. Fiske's d th
in Saturday's issue.
To the big audience at the Tmmont
Theatre last mom Finite O'Hara was
simply the lrrrprvssible Terrance of
the romantic comedy drama: 'I‘f-r-
rence the sing»:i('lt'r. gay. light. smil—
ing—the life- of the show. Little did
they know that his mother died yes-
terday m Norwzi‘k. Conn.
Amm- lwr «lunh word was flashed
.it (mm: to Mr H'Hara. A hurried
r‘onf’r-rtllrl' “as called by officials of
the show and theatre. but there was
no nm- to 1.;an M: H‘Harn's place. If
2... )lurllvvi to ll.» side of his dead
mmho-r llz- sl-rm would have to close.
Hil‘x Hume more performances were
si‘liwllilwi for lloston. and tickets had
lw li swirl .invl l::..‘:y \n-re looking for-
vrnl'vl in Moving \lr O'Hara last night.
this aftcrrcoxl and tonight.
maimed. The performance went on
as ustml last night. and will go on
again I“l(‘l' ted“):
TATA]. TIGHT AT “'EDDISG.
.\'l—‘.\\‘ Y! ll.l\' April 1‘3 ——An argu-
1nn " union: ll :lli rut-sis at on early
-y~.. 'llll‘l: ‘\'\‘I.".l"l.' celebration in
Illrm-khn lodax precipitated a light in
IIIlltlt'llLlfl‘ml man was shot
\v‘ lt‘ 0:1!
tw Cl‘éilll and another stulxlrde so that
"it l“.|\ rilt.
I More than thirty ‘ricnds of Fred-
'v vi. k (Pacb‘l Iilzick pilgilist. gather-
(rl ‘0 make merry or; the occasion of
l3 is ll‘illrl'l'riz" to Miss Theresa Broder-
ick Alter u midlilgl ‘ lo-usl. 1hr Kuvsts
.lwcan dancing and shouting their
;.. vi: to Il‘.“ 'lllil" and groom.
‘ Two men argued and the fight he.
lgzln. l'nilt-r the lulale lln- police lound
:l rrwolvnr, two cartvlvigrs discharge-d.
.The dead man vvas 1-.mmg Over llu
hack of a chair. Tmminlck Pandas-
l-rc. ‘34 lay on tht loor with five
klllY“ wounds in his lurk.
' llluck his bride. Ill~ father and bro-
,thrr. anvi fourteen others weer taken
:|.y police to l'iirgidmlurtl-l‘s. and ques-
tioned None of thvm was able to
lllrlllll)’ the slum man. All were held
(In a lt'Cllnlt‘ill charm of homicide.
' _____———__‘_—___
l THOSIAS TR.\Y.\'OR I‘ZXFK‘I'TEI).
‘ Ill'lzl.i.\'. Aprll 25- r—Thomas Trai-
nor was (\ecutt-d at Mountqu Prison
:IlllS morning for lhv murder of Code-t
:‘I’Ill’rt ll. who was klll~ «l when ambush-
("l “-
led in Great Brunswllk strt-r-t. this
fcity. on March 14. Traynor's wife
1and ten children stood in the crowd
Omsmp n1.- prlson. and their cries
were heartrmzding \vli- n the notice of
ilhc execution was posted on the pri.
lson gate. The police kept the crowd
from making any demonstration.
Lies here today. The measun if pess—
ed lifv Parliament “wild in— ._-nt.; ..
on May 1.
Several conditions must be fulfilled
by petroleum importers under thv
.terms of the bill. The importer must
upon the arrival of Illt oil at a cus—
toms house accept delivery from gov—
ernment 'stocks of a like quantity. He
must pay a tax of fifteen francs per
hcctolitrc of imported p‘lri’lllllm to
pensation for the drop in the price of
government stocks as a result of im-
portation.
—-
KILLED HIMSELF “TIES “1F'l-I
REFI'SEI) 1‘0 KISS HIM.
NIAGARA FALLS. X. Y.. April 25.
#3908399 his wife had refused to kiss
I»
x
Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
The milk for babies delivered
.0 8“ Parts of the Normlks
bid Rowayton,
R file-made Butter. Egg» m m
' 731- Ind butter-mm inch duly
F. H. WEMPE&SON
him. Anthony Predich. 3S yew old.
placed the muzzle of a 38mlibre re-
volver against big breast and sent a
bullet through his heart last midnight.
He was dead when physicians arrived.
Mrs. Predich told the police that: she
refused ‘to first to kiss her husband.
but after he had asked her 3 times.
she finally consented. but he killed
himself before she could comply with
his request.
SOLDIER I‘OUKDED IN FIGHT.
DUBLIN. April 25.———-Police and
military who were searching for a
kidnapped constable near Flddown.
,County Kilkenny. were ambushed‘to-
day from a farm on which the. con-
Phone 2696 Ind 1818
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.n
‘. ’fino) "“
(‘1(’821][._ Ad'e menu“ BI'IIIC “-
31¢.
stable was being held prisoner.
A fight ensued in which one soldier
and several“ members of the 31:1th-
ing party were wounded. It is W‘-
ed some offlleattaclters were killed;
mane em dating the new
thF‘ngernment. in order to make coml
(Nnuounl Crop Improvement Service.)
HERE IS ONE method of locomo-
tion and transportation which in
_ too often overlooked and farmers
especially have been slow to avail them-
selves of this wonderful mean- of set-
ting their cordwood to the whet.
Huchofthewoodtobecutilon
rough land on bill and mountain idea
and acron- deep gulchee and allie-
where, after the wood is cut into
length, it in almost impossible to teeth
It out at a profit.
The hm-dy mum who have
been uled to toting ore ml: of mine-
»on_ ova-had trunnyl have Ihowu the
neighboring tamer: how. to get out
cm-dwood. It is stated that. the woods
an be carried on a beeline dinetly
mm woods to arby lending *«
tions without reheadling at cost per
mile vu-y'mg from two to five cent: 1
These tram-rm on anally' ahptr
ed to W loalm.‘ ' and ac
- m. m‘
of and. and m e! vola- or fill—-
can be readily moved according to the
source of supply.
Inthienywoodmnybegold‘g.
profit which otherwise would be abso-
lutely impouibie.
“The serial tramway in also .- “a.
derful convenience on large .-
peually‘ in epmding tons OWM’
without "handling, Iimply by ' ‘
the terminal along the field. Th3 ‘-
,Iot 9-7 in 3 ml? equipment but for
hmdah‘yfnmlitwinpmvegum,
may and labor lever," flay. hunk
Rocha, Vice President American Bled
& Wire Co.
mmlpgwu', ' fin.
mum: Ty Jain-mu
h-Ielybythfluds the
m flou- lined
“merchant-db]
. l I“
w? - to
umbilical”: ‘
isthq-‘iuamm
da-
.i
a,” float!
Funeral scrum-s of Mrs. Herbert W. .
He rc-
womcn sufferers in that stricken coun-
try. \Vrcstling Promoter Jack Curley
is staging such a contest as will come
as a fitting climax to a season that has
bristled with thrilling mat events. when
Ed (Strangler) Lewis. the greatest
mat man of the American ooteric. will.
meet Stanislaus Zhyszko, the best that
Europe boasts. It will take place in
the near future in the Trudy-«com!
Regiment Armory. New York City.
The event will be no men exhibition
match. but will be fought out until
Champion Lewis either stands forth as
the greatest wrestler in the world to-
day. or Zbyszlto is proclaimed the new
champion. And since neither contest-
ant was inclined to dicker about condi-
tions or purses when the object of the
big match was broached. Promoter
Curley hopes to be able to turn an
about $75,” to the Irish relief fund.
This is not the first time the old
sport fields have been called upon to
do their bit for the Irish, for only a
couple of weeks ago boxing contributed
more than “1X30 to the $10,240.”
campaign fund which the American
Committee for Relief in Ireland has
set out to raise to help conditions in
that country. The Committee. which is
organized along strictly non-sectarian.
non-political lines, will relieve distress
wherever found. in northern Protestant
Ireland as “‘81 as southern Catholic
Ireland. Those who wish to help may
do so by sending contributions to their
local committees or to lnhn l, Pullcyn,
treasurer. l \R'csl TV -~'
New York City.
TODAY DI WALL STREET
\K'All STREET. 10-720 :1 m.——»'l‘hrr
“(wk in the Stock Market began “'llll
.’l resumption of lhr- recent recovery.
Nils. sic-ls. motol SYlQ-Clillllt‘S.
pings and Poppers were
gains of l to points “ere mimic
'ln :\l(‘.\l(‘ill‘i and l'ull-Aznu ilcun Pell‘ol-
tums. General Asphalt. lit-ya] lmiih.
vr‘ucilm- swx. Kelli--sminmwld Tw.
Atlantic Gulf American International
:1;
.and Fish Copper. Rails did hurt-uh.
Efill their promise of last Saturday
‘eiiarnig onI} modrralclv in the curl)“
movement and most‘}’ a: fractional
livclinrs tin sln‘hmh of t\(‘hang'e on
London suggrsiml further
touard the Soitlleluelit of British luhor
disturbances. _
\\'ALL STREET. Noon—13111.1 ex-
cepting a few Junior issues. (011111111411
lug. hilt olhtrwisr the list
in ncral. thou irregular.
to curb gal‘is. Ulls. HIt‘l'Ir and
tors dominated tlw lnmemn-m at
lreme advances 0‘. l to 4 points.
1(‘1lll l'ctrolcum. Houston Ull. (‘rucx-
l-le Studebaker and Chandler Were
the Ol‘ISIuIJIlllg features among 1hr
usual lcudcls. Sears Roebuck. liem-
incton Typcwrmr and ’l‘uI-accos wen
lorrmost among specialties. rising 1h;
‘lo 31% points. (‘all monv—v opeurd at
612%. and exchange rates on Lon—
don were at highest lcn-ls since lust
July. presumably in connection with
the latest advices regarding Gir-
many‘s indemnity. -
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Ill()-
ex-
Mex-
\\'Al.l. STREET. 1:3“ p. m.—-de~
int; slackened materially during the
mid~session. but the advance made
further progress. Shippings. indepen-
dent steels and motor subsidiaries
“’t‘l‘; most conspicuous. American In-
n-rnational. Atlantic Gulf Preferred.
Vanadium. Stromtwrg Carburetor and
Bosch Magneto showed extreme gains
of 2 to 31,5 points
on. mans anvaxom :-
PITTSBURGH. Pa.. April -o.—-The
price of Pmnsyhania and other
grades of crude oil Was advanced from
ten to twenty-five cents a barrel. it
was announced by the principal oil
purchasing agency here today.
The new prices are: Pennsylvania
crude. $3.50. an increase of 25 cents
a barrel: Cabell. $2.16. an incmse of
20 cents a barrel; Somerset. $1.95.
an increase of 20 ccnts: Somerset
light. $2.20. an increase of 20 cents;
iagland. 81.25. am increase. of 10
cents.
Short sleeves are kindest to you:
girfs. as they give them a chance to‘
wear on their wrists circlets of nar-
row_black velvet ribbon. topped with
a $3- sweetheart rose or forget-me-
not. and suggesting to admiring be-
sluip—_
t schmllv;
prominvm. \l’lthlll the first half hour:
progress .
made .
,
s-vtrnsmns .
your own home. you can
summontheworld's great-
est artists to en .'
your guests. your family
and on
Victrola. Such an ac-
companiment to the meal
adds much to its enio -
ment and brigh .«tllle
wholeoccesion. "
Letusshowyoutheet—
tractive Victmla models.
There Sophie to mtdl
your '
There is no combination 1
that can excel this Victor l
'machine and Victor records. l
To hear is to believe. Just ‘
spend those few spare
m o m e n t s advantageouslv. l
and at the same time enjoy
them, at
A. J. cocuNs co.
The Textile Store
Very Fine All Wool French
Serge, yard .. $225
All Wool Mill Sample Ends
....... .
for Boys' Suns. Knee Pants or
Ladies Skirts
35c up
180 “'m St.
So. Nor-walk
rm:~ BICYCLE
TIME IS HERE
‘ IVER JOHNSON
NEW ENGLAND
i EXPERT .
Are Reln' blc Wheels.
l
‘ Draper-Maynard Sporting
Ford Part5, m Tackle
A. W. Hodge
3 Music Hall Block. 86. Nor-war
l Goods, Bicycle Accessories
I
5
ONCE MORE OF
I have a fine lot of (50) horsec to bel
sold for the high dollar. ‘
4 You. Mr. Farmer. will'lind what you MERRII I
3 seed for your spring work among these]
:excellent specimens. -
SOUTH NORWALK SALE AND
EXCHANGE STABLES
Waehlngton Street
AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY
FOR SALE
Many dwellings in all sections 0!
the town. Prices from 81.800 to
$25,000. For list and particular:
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 flair: Street Home“:
Reel Estate ' lawn-co
CF. H. BAXTE-R
BEIGE!!! -
,ceouru um: eTIIEET ‘
ammo.
”Quanta-ham
“much-sum
. ~'..
*-~ Jar- - ,
a"
Pay Your Bills by
Check
Open a Check Ac-
count Now With
The People’s
Trust Co.
SOUTH NORWALK '
% on Savings De-
posits.
mt} HOURS
APRIL 26 T0 SEPT. II
8 n. m. to 2 D- at.
Monday Evening: 6 to 7 p. -.
Saturdays 8 a. m. to 11 n. -.
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Live Poultry Market
MT '51 ALIY“
”30111.?er run
ROOSTERG...............HOQ
SPRINGS *
ALL YOUNG AND TENDE’
"flaunts “0‘
ben- nnd pallet. for sale at run-
able prices by weight or places
22 Woodward Ave. Phone I”
SATURDAY
III h.
YOUNG GEEBE
We also have A big line of ”In.
E. LAPIN, Prop.
FORD RADIATORS
$10.00 and Up.
Nor-walk Radiator Rep-b-
ing and Automobile
Exchange
E. Main 8M floral-1k.“
Phone 954
l
rim DAINTIEST or cow'-
Il‘or Summertime can be had I n
will let us
Tailor Them for You
The newest designs.
trimming ideas are om
garments that we make up.
Come in and see our wide M-
Imom of material.
:New York Ladies’ Talk!
11 North Main Street
or srams
a.“
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smart‘ -
bodied In cl
I! The Students and Friends
I
COLLEGE
who wish to attend the
dance to be given April 29,
are requested to call at the
college for their invita-
lions.
ORLINS’
Tm momma anon
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AUTO AWE? mu
8. West Washington M
ALL WORK GUARANTEE)
New and Used Tires and Tube. 5‘
Prices Runnable
Standard Gasoline and 01h
CAND‘ .
\‘lC’l‘l—ZMN 0F T“'0 \VABS 'DEAI).
PARIS. April 25.——Charle| Surugue.
the oldest poilu of France. veteran of
both me Franco—Prussian nml‘the
holders hoop skirts and beauty patch-
es. They are really very piquant and
becoming.
teered again in 1915. at the agent 73'. l
He_jolned the army at Sanchez land
was in constant service thereafter. ..
“'orld “'ar. died here today. aged 82
years.
Surugue. who served as a volunteer
throughout the war of 1870-71..)‘9Iun.
SALE NOW GOING ON
MAX LEVY’S
SHOE STORE
31 so. m‘ st. 80. 1cm
and was assigned to duty as n 8099111
He was cited in orders three limes;
was made a second lieutenant‘lflec
the Verdun campaign. was (stifled art at e saving of
the Legion of Honor in 1917. and Ivan , .
‘ an office of the mien in 1919.
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Our entire stock of ”en's. W
and children's Shoes. Pull:- on
Month in the very Med M'
' train 31.“ D
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