“MT—“mm, ““1?
amt ’
Girls," plesssnt. stendy;
Wm “so: .oooly
. Norwsut Stemm
South Norwflk. 7
"lifers ownnted who
' rt for 80 cents sn
Phone 2019.
;\1"\TIS' WEAR—ah. m “_
.1 with some years of experi-
.11 knowledge of Infsnts‘ Wesl-
ga 3“ "15 Assistant Buyer. The Edit
.I " 1‘0 New Haven,
31‘. -‘ :1: lI—Shoes: 6W m
M” 3 on Louis Heel unfla- on
3-4 3' fine shoes. M “‘
1. , '1'..1L.'(-s. VVlchert o Gsrdlner,i
1 up & Schenectady Ave, Brook-
#31:.
i Jayne Kenn-or.
. account
8t.. Phone 908.
“King: at Wilkena'
"IE1) ADVER'l lSLMhN'l‘b
mm.m;maixpsoops Inns annals-Jon nonunion-rum
IR SALE—7400111 house, improve-
nor-3.33....
mi— Hm m '
1’31 “0‘81 good condition,
ofdesth. Mrs. Price, Bri
Isms-4
show cases. one is emlrror 1 cash
alxery, 17 North
5W
, tn Mshsrpeuwsitpwfi .
own: condition. I
loom 3:110va
mum's: unmou-
Wehsveiustopenedstcm -
8.1V. with stun lino aw mmmm:n:mnmuun
5‘s:
xsnts’snd children's hsts fl an.
1-.
Selim. contagion,
dress _"Nstlonsl." meheotlnd. ,
see SALE—Ford Coupe. use mod-
max ehpsssenger Notional '
8'10:- ssle cheep. Ad-g ' '
858860.
QR
%LK IA
i,
_el. many extras. Price rem
Also Studehsker. in line condition:
0 ressonsble otter refused. Tele-
fiz'lx'TEll—Olrl for general house
u’vrl: Mrs. Biart. 84 ‘8" Ave.
1.11m l-lC‘nll‘lg‘S. Phone 1482.
m «\ T1: D—Young mun shout
) .II‘S or age to learn loom. fix!pg.
'Applv J. & J. Cash. Inc. Cl:-
1: .Chestnut St
._,
PW \NTED—Young men. m
owr 12', for Postal Mail Service.
plin‘v month. Examinations
llxwr‘lonce unnecessary. For
particulars of instruction. write J.
Leorard. (former Civil Service exam-
im-m 539 Equitable Bldg, Washing-
lo: 1‘. C. -
[WANTED—dim who are rompers-Iv
to manage grocery stores. Only
dim. uilh orporionce need apply.
AM!“ in tho Modern Grocery C... 50
man-1 St. South Norwalk. 001121..
r1.“ experience and giving reter~
crux.
Tom
runm house from May 1st.
. Inq (‘ .Hayes, 60 So.
. -..-___.
'1' . K!"
T (1‘;
ill . 1' 5!.
l
l 5
s
3—.
v
manna 2148-14 or call at. 63 M St.
fishers:
.. Helfhiit. 91 Main St.. or tel. 13f".
1‘8‘3‘
port SALE—415m c sere- or soon
inside oyster ground. has
class on: or will chm
ms- 3 his! piece of land or s. good
hullding lot in the non-nu...
mm
1-45. mee. 12 Cove St. East Nor- _
"It.
FOR SALE—3 hives of bees. In-
bury Ave. Norwslh.
NR iLE—JSZO Ford Coupe like
new: 1920 F0 touring in good
1919 Ford curing. Demu‘nut-
sble rims, 1911 Ford runsbout De-
mountables. Priced right. Louis
FOR SALE—Up-to-dnte Residence
W015 South machine}:-
1.111 Nicely furnished room fori
“ii“ (11' l\\'o gentlemen. 74 SO. Mun
r1, i'iltliif‘ 141
fl” 1 l“. ir—Pumished room. elEcll'ic
111m: :1111! heat with board 111 pri-
[m'r- family Gentleman. Reference.
1 «2 .~ lulnum Ave Hirtzler.
‘ If I‘
.‘p
r)
unfurnished rooms with
family. Electric light. ga
sow-g]. suitable for light
lenmsr inutes frolii‘depotfl-
:1 0
One large room to 1 or 2
. ‘li‘ ll
_ I.l\ingston St.
1:] \' T—Desirable
‘14-1]
vi!“
1/
'1.
House. tur-
or unfurnished. 8 rooms
I“ ‘.i
[two story barn. used at pwnt as gur-
with board if desired. 1“).
001icord.8&0iitl
idiom taming mm in-
dintlon snd electric lights throughout.
“modern conveniences. Luge lot
extending through to Chestnut Street.
60x1“) ft on South Main Street. and
60x16! ft on Chestnut Street Large
Lot on Chestnut Street used as
Tel.
age.
garden. chicken run. fruit. etc.
1738.
FOR SALE—Grand old residence.“
lsrgebsrn 3ncresot lawn and
rden msmoth trees on trolley line.
8.000. George Mitchell telephone
FOR SALE—Hardy Frauen “if”
themum plants. one year 0 all
colors; :1. as a. dos. rose bushes. :3. 00 a
.11 improvements, good location. do! All prize winning stock irom
m- -- railroad station. Apply to J. M. Rmyton greenhouses. Nurs stock‘-
L-nlun 8; Co. Inc. 5 Railroad Ave. st be prices. Re olds ltry
Farm, ighland Ave., hone 1030.
FOR RENT—Storage Space, house- '
nold furniture Seps to room. FOR SALE—3 m. M ”-21 Union
Semi-tire mm building bbell Coal stree atbull s. for rent. st 15
Co 00.. Inc., Ssngntuclr. Conn. Msrshsl e Ketch & mile!
H‘els. Westport 47. We issue nego- ,
table warehouse receipts. ” '
LOST FOR SALE
Six-Room voltage
l.08T~Saturday afternoon in East
Norwalk on Van Zant Ave. Lower A“ improvements, 8808110!"- 100013100.
EaSbAVQ.. or Seaview Ave. the cover $5.000. part can remain on mm.
or auto tormeau. Reward. Leave at -- --
flgntme] 01110; I To J. CANTY & CO.
3 OFT—Pocketbook Saturday lug ht ... ' '
Small sum money. Will flnder kindly WILLIAM FrHGYT
h- :1 money but leave rest 'at Sentinel RE“: EST
nfiw-n or telephone 2681.W1Iilucel.°3‘ATE
fif‘k‘DI'Iy. ‘ 1 _ .. If you gantjosyfsrm, now is the time
. , - Khulna en Wins, sndhsVe'
Lnsr—Dog. Small white pOodle f
Tuesda)’. PhoneI26§2 or 1m. I’m" m" mm‘ "mm“ 3"" mm.
m
' » .—
l UUND—Rowhoni Nesr \Vlls'olf so
Owner must describe
ad I; F Brandt
H
'5 mum " CE
-..i l
J. M. LAYTDN'& '60.,
6 Railmd Ave" SouthlmI ‘
8min?
Hornet 8W 2“”
Ionian-tract. m.-.
o‘ 3'» v“;
FOR SALE
House 10 Room; fl
Sleeping {oi-eh
"'0 or Whartimfifim
ASK
"’3 7 Mai?) or“
{fill
quire Henry F. Besupsin, 4 Wood- .
stall: will also attend the lnnugurstion
M President
a u .
.1. "I 1:1 ,
sham men'- snap.
mtflm, wen-salons
III kinds
m
a." In.” ‘ “7m “'7 3"” Shipping Board omclals said but'
phone 803
w!
'u'ellb cARs
Dodo-19m comm-cm
Goodyear snd Flsk Til-es.
Gnu-hon rem oved while you wslt.
, . _ LYON'B GARAGE
More Ava. Tel. 1578
Dist tSOIILVNENT lliOTIcIE
ric o orwa SS Prob e
Court April 22,1921M
Estate of Mary JP Hunt, late or Nor-
walk. in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the dis-
trict of Norwoik, hath limited and pi-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
counts pro erly attested wit
said time wil be debarred a. recovery.
All persons indebtd to said estste are
requested to make immediate payment
DAVID F HUNT.
EDITH H POWELL. ‘
Executors.
h-
GOVERNOR LAKE IN
“ALLINGFORD, DRY 12
HARTFORD. May 2 .~—Governor
Lake and staff will attend the dedica-
tory exercises in the State Armory. at
Wellingtord. Thursday evening. May
12.1w well as those in Ansonis. next;
Friday evening. _The Governor and
Angeli: at his Univers-
ity. at New Haven. on June 22.
Special orders from the Adlutnnt-l
General's office are for Major Charles
W. Comfort. Jr.. and Captain Sidney
V. Kibby. Medical Com to report to
the camp commander at. Qsmp Dev-
ens. Mass. for attendance at .mle'
tns-lning— camp for "0500!! at the Hod-i
leal Department June 13 to 16,1nc1u-l
m
The engineers claim a membership or
15. 000. and the firemen, oilerg, W
tenders Ware estlm.
' New Lsxflstion
new
huts-wheel-
new
the“ owhsvedoneto emit
ensue. “mu
diedstm
uranium:-
thshsissother
WWI-1
burlslwlllbe
.ond Uohne‘cucut volunteers.
mnmvengotomfifllwm
1Joliehells!urinal-row met-noon.“
0| r a 1!
awesome .
Mommas”.
Wm
M
Em F. 1100
end the in“, 7
“senators. Tho-r
decesndm is survived be relatives in
Turtlmhis W
Ascot B. lib.
Anron 3.11m. so old soldier. died
yesterdsy st the Soldleis' Home, in
o
Hometown-attic sec-1
neat?
Artillery. Funersl services will be
held at 2 o'clock. W sthsru
noon.
3083..
st :30 «35.33%... usie—m. ‘
Noroton fielghts st the sge oty'flfl
0pm s Check Bis-I
count Now With;
TEUP.
U.~S‘.mm
detained troll film pegs.
It is estimated thst shout 12‘000
,worksrs are affected by the “Input.
and other
and at “0.000 enclosure of m
_About mo Chill ire “i
to he Mt
thsn 13.000300. oi which 7.500“ -
by the Slates
._ B" 3
mmsgwmmm-
‘ng‘en men at theeid rst'esofpny
_“‘tiie':tfisnsunerm mug
chm was held this morning at 8:80.13er
Mrs. sun-1s . "t
The funeral 0! Mrs. rncsrxno‘dr
her late home. “J Reynolds duet.“ ‘
at 9 o'clock (stendsrd time) non: SE1
hon. Herbert annex-shun.
Shea. Mlohsbl Genius. 8m Rein
ers and George Steegmuller Inter-
ment was in St. Msry’s cemetery.
soon! In w___s_1.r..sn'ssr-1
Joseph's church. Rev. J. Hurley oar. ' m
culling. Rigid Spa-n see well;- “a“
so 0. "Been Lon on High." ' mm .
”$133 ° "" W353: ”gee. mu. , :
ren e r, o
The poll rs were Peter landm- , rsen‘l'rus. Roses, VlnmII ,
“mu Welcome All!
NORWALK W
WALL STREET_10: 80 s. sin—{mot-
week’s lively ls sslensd
stock at higher prices were resumed st
the outset or comm sci-son. om wing-l ‘
tors sod applied Iptasltles were most '
conspicuoux with Cosddn m flr- .
row and Central
msnIstlers WM but
porcine ships. “13- loaders sold.
rot or man. who
no oil-emu
the 15 per
e lenders
that it their representatives in Wash-
inflow an able to induce Men!
Herding to appoint n n
erbitlttlo
committee all workers will return to mode mother drive teem-t one our-
thelr jobs.
WASHINGTON May 2. —-Presldent
Harding was expected to clear up to-
day the reported contusion growing
out or the request of the msrlne bends
thnt he none :1 cement-ion include
in one semen's has my. Ac-
cording to White House nutrients
inst night. the problem hsd been pinc-
ed in the hands of Secretary of Com-
merce Hoover and Secretary or stor
Davis. who woui select a. third per-
son'o‘o serve with em us a wage com-
mimlon. However. at the labor de-
nt. it was mid thst Secretary
Davis lied not hes so innit-med by the
cut.
few vessels had bed?) tlet‘ up ssh re.-
sult of the refusal or tne seamen to
accept the 15 £9 rcent wage cut or-
dered by the cord Friday. In the
cases reported the vowels were held in
port become the men refused to' sign
articles st the reduced rate oi' pny.
. m
1.
on Bills of Sale
With the approval by the Legisla—
ture o? a. bill regarding the filing og
conditional bills or sale
possible to eliminate a. great deal or
the work which the staff in the town
clerk's once hss been called upon to
do. As recommended by Town Clerk
John A. Gleason. of Bridgeport. and
Town Clerk John Doughnn. of New
Haven. the bill provides that. instead
of recording the conditional bills of
11 card index system. Although it for-
merly cost homJI to $3 for having
them recorded. depending on the
printing. it will now be on s. uniform
81 fee basis. The bill of sale will now
be filed and the person presenting it
at the town clerk's omce will not re-
ceive it back. Under the former or-
rsnge‘mrnt. the document was return-
ed after it the recorded.
Weather Forecast
For Norwelk and viclrilty: Fair to-
night and Tuesday. A slight disturb-
once over New England is psssing
but to semtodsy It is followed by
an extended am or high pressure.
lit"irich is central over the Menisdppl
Valley Another disturbance of con-
sidershle energy is central over Hon-
tens. Theeesreuothlghnndlot
me are HINDI my across
end cursing frequent
For the West: We Are Off
in we "in“
1 Farm. 20 acres, house and ham
.sb ail-int. sit kinds
good location .... .......... $3,500
1 form. 44 sci-es. house. large,
hummus): terms .Jl .600
1 Farm. 25 acres, house, good loose
tbl ....."..‘.....‘....."..'.‘.... $3.200
truism m and! line loca-l
fit a! sections of tlb :city
for morons prises (mm m to
Itsmsde.Csllsto&ssndletme
_ II. _
mm“ ‘!.£0I1rr_‘
376 000. Will show places snd appointd : '
twin. 3. Gary.
, While
‘maitfium
“0st.“
'xsglasamms‘mmnmm
elm ‘
more bodies and then sell
in the ”other. The hem-
W is generally oelo’t the nor-
mll for sexism or the m:- in the
northel‘h districfi. but is above trees-
3‘" empt in Upper mohinn.
om W m.
”ERERBO mm mm. 11.» 1—411.
United “comm m—
m.wltn1.
lmfl
mm (on n m the
transport will receive one
f~*> .31.. NFL. _
WWW
”YORK. it)! hwmu
mm
"mm” Osman
Waywith
1a .33.» cine: nttel'ilon.
0113110 or THANKS
! accumulntlon.
lt will bee
sale, they are received and filed with,
m t“ lift
tor gt
nosnmnw
WEI
den-noodufigi
amid!!! mar .
RI“! displayed little
saturation end the use“ minor geis-
Irislties weer uncertain. mir- nhro'dil
"fol-em ill rstes for British ex-i
. demsnd sterling rising to
m, ”Lg-usual. the highest quotstlon so u- "‘
m.
on“
WALL STREET. Noon. *0“.
ingtheflrsthour onsreri arm
cent rumors directing the exiesn
group. lexicon Petroleum moped
0%. Pas: American 2%. sud othersf
to 2. Btudehsker and other PM}
nent motors tell 1 to 211‘ points, and
Crucible lost 1%. Henry
embraced Sesrs Roebuck. Holy Be.
psrtmeht Stores and several 0! the
other lenders. Oils snd most otler
lenders rebounded shsrply berm
noon. however. when independent
steels. us well as coppers sud rails
featured s. broader buying movement.
Gall money opened up at 7 per cent.
the higher rnte reflecting last week's
deficit in Clenring House rverves.
WALL STREET 1:80 p. —'-Tra:d-
lug shined more generallym to: the
rails. tobacco and food specialties st
midday. those issues showing gains of
1 to 4 points. The recovery in oils
was continued. Mexican
l
.the morning. Shippings and equip-
menus else improved. ~
SAGE m TURNS /
3
Its
Back Color end Lustre on
Hair
That beautiful. even shade of dark.
glomy hair can only be had by brew-
ing a mixture 0! Sage Tea. sud Sul-
phur‘.’ Your hair is your chem. It
makes or men the face. When it
rodeo. turns my or stacked. Just on
application or two of Ssg'e and flute
phur enhsnces its appearance s hun-
dredl'old.
Don’t bother to prepare the mix-
1
ture: you can get this famous old"
W ”Andi "
mmutusmmmasq-f
{7“
Petroleum 1;
rsllylng 6% points from the low of
GRAY 1mm 1mm:
Grandmother’s Recipe to Bring _
ovum-l. shun with Mo nos-
Wm Trolley and seems m :
manuals -- .'
MMWMVWWEhh
A. m HOME. .
mm PROM
BARGAIN IV“ 01'?”
$3.00 VALUE .
FM! rams
We can mm was” ' 10er
TINEPAYHIfl'II
CA”! W ' 9N1!
Home Pennington»)!!!
Wonder Talking
Machine Co. Inc.
HARRY n. NcNULTY. President.
DAY STREET '
South Nomlk. Conn.
Also on sale st A. K. Shop“.
9090 Mile 8t. Mord. eons.
Buy HmMsnd hflphokooo‘
i
Vim” some
scenes svssv M! ‘I
m
Woman!
cm"
Io oussrsur or. cum I.
count NONALK
- __..__.._.-..
I Flore Brothers’ can.
. Overhsnling sud sepals-c
' awn-so
FIBRE BROTHERS, Pro: I-
Live Poultry Market?
recipe improved by the addition or
other imnts at a small cost. ell
reeds for use. It is as!“ WM:
. Th
bring bsck the natural color sud lus-
tlé of your heir.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's Sage and
sulphur Compound" not beam it
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has been on”
You simply dsmpen e sponge or soft
brush with it and drsw this through
the heir. taking one small strand at
s. time; by morning the gray hair hss
disappeared. and after another sp-
pliesti’on it becomes beautifully dent
and nppesrs glossy sad lustrous. .
. n
mmMuumM'
a W Ave. Phon- I!
. mu
3 maul. runner nun]-
sums!
BOOSTER. ...............
s . ”RINGS .....-o... ....... . I
CW“ 5mm 1 mum‘s-1333.31.12
loydsfor......3l._oo * $33133.“
lawman“ 3%"? “fitum
mum , surmmp. ‘
‘ -¢-.
‘_ I g s)
ManyWhoLeftScllool m m m 3
to Get Work. mmrsm3
Are retaining to about to get
the training necessary to hell
their position or win- {to-
motion.
NewYorkLadief'l‘sfiov
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