fl? iDAY. lilA'
C
will
a
new! m; mum-gowns: mshummmm
. _,
LA‘SWWI. m
: ‘51“ 3/. l:-
w - on.
as "a. piss [slants
mam
l BUSINESS NOTICE.
":Al Y.
l‘xll\
393;. Interment in St. Mary's come-
.-~,. \nnounccment of funeral ar-
se. i" illi‘nls later.
WANTED
WANTED
cxPPliellced men for Fur Felt Hat
Sizing «-
men for Hat Stretching and Wet
Blocking
6 Women for Soft Hat Trimming.
Steady work and good wages guar-
anteed.
Any competent worker may apply to
BOX 21,1’EIIKSthl—I; N. Y.
WANTED—“Men wanted for the. fol«
lowing positions: one poricr. one
hot (iy machinist. Apply Hi ['0 \Vatv
C'llvl'C‘Of llnltt-ry Co.
ll
. t
to
to plant and tzlki‘
of garden. either on shares or
W -'t.\"l‘l“.D——Ma ll
t . rt-
Iot s’tlnry. Magncr & Flynn.
w ‘.\’7‘l1li-r lloardt- rs at “'t-stport.
(Mill. Single and double rooms.
--?~“:‘.t‘ light. bath. telephone. sum-
m- ls!-3Pll.1\10d0rale prices. Write
l‘ Htggeman, Box 332. \ .m.
[w \ Ell—Girls in manufacturing
1‘ i‘ rtmcnt. Paid $13.00 a wet-k
1-) " lilll‘illllg. Gil-ls t-arn $20 to $22
, l -l: on p1ccc work. Clover Mtg.
- o \‘i'lilnipauk.
vi’ i\'t"F.i) »A woman to do general
it mu‘wnrk. GOOd opportunity for
:3 (rt wnmzln. Apply 9 Railroad Ave.
JOHN. Died May 20 i...
' running condition.
OR‘ SALE-Cole touring car, 1910.
in six cylinder, 7 passenger. good
res. good mechanical condition.
[fhoue 126]. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Cole Light Six Tour!
like new.
arranged. Phone 826-5.
FOR SALE-19 ft.
racing dory.
Boat Club.
desirable
maple doors,
Apply to 59
FOR SALE—Very
all improvements.
steam heat and garage.
Cove Ave. E. Norwalk.
FOR SALE-19” Ford touring car.
At condition. or will exchange for
runabout. Can be seen at 102 Taylor
Ave. Asig for Mr. Redack.
FOR SALE-One late -ll'0rd Roadster.
One Ford Commercial car in the
best of condition. Riccio Bros. Gar-
age. 13 Woodward Ave. So. Norwalk.
Phone 467.
FOR SALE—Chevrolet touring car,
Baby Grimd. model. in first class
Will be sold very
cheap. No reasonable offer will be“
turned down. Can be seén at 31
Merwin St.. or Phone 1192-12 nights
or all day Sundays.
tho Now“ All (finished, 7
car in A1 condititm. looks and runs
is willing to trade in with
Ford Runabout. and balance to be
, .5
Perfect condition. Apply Norwalk
home
W
FOR. QUICK BALE-24 West avenue.
South Norwalk. The most beautiful
£1111 delightful situated bungalow in
Got Your Car Washed and Polished
pcricncod Washer
. At the roar ”to! Mshscheno Hotel
rsntcsd
-. 0.0L s'rnm
We make a specialty in Upholster-
lng. Repairing. BIL-painting and Bo-
finishing of Furniture.
Have received a New Linc of
Sam!» . ._
J. 0. DENNIS ‘
Tel. 831-: so. Norwalk.
WNIADE crows hair—Stops
i hair-ins www.30-
igfiscsuuoidsnd Ritual?“
s and to vs my statements
fii‘i’m Wow shato lost a manila.
tor-26c withthis advt. Miss liar-vei—
Marvsl Spec. t(30.. 4 Washington Place.
New York City.
All kinds of shirts pleated. $1.00 per
skirt. Hem-lichen and buttonholes to
order.
451 Main Stamford. Conn.
mmtsmtordlfl
Li w. Ave.
FROM THI FACTORY 'TOj-h
1'“! non:
oushidns-otsllggsga. “mgr-£13
gum-tool. -
0
telephone 81? W I‘M” “ IV: '5
NORWALK IATTREBBOO
funkiln and "com 8t. Go. Wk.
‘ NATHAN a must: 7
(loans! moths. mm lino
Estimates cheering glivsn.
Him 08-16
A'8 B..lillor M 14335
Street.
10 Spring Norwalk. Conn.
w ' winch—Sope‘rators lion Sanger ms.-l rooms. all improvements. Hardwood
( hilt-j Pat v wor go pa: 7 trim. Act quickly. Key with Ben T AND Mlmm
. m _\~ , South Norwalk. -- Nash. Phone 802- 2 evenings. ’13??meth
" ‘ . HM
Vi " i‘ “3133”“? £91535?! "Mimi ron SALE—Beautiful residence, 8 roomsl genus.” us ici- my prices
h‘ *. "I ”a, (19:? “csan ‘ d‘ceAc‘" rooms, bath electric lights. ting: m pnpsr. and paints. Save ti-oin
L ‘ . . .f \( 13m. lConn' 0" on V9. place, hardwood floors. heater. tine cel- is“. per- cut. on labor and rust»
3 ‘ - lar. yard. fruit trees'. convenient to Alexander- Whiis,“ [on St.
vs \ my chicken coop size train and trolley. Phone 1801. 8““.th N g”
‘i- J- K ¢-° 59mm“- FOR 3 houses or an Union um“ Bros mums“ long distance
- —-—-— ' strce hulldinfitom r rout.‘ at 1' tru trips to
v. thoroughly experi- Mars street. c atoll Bailey New York. Adflus‘n Molar
. gardens. lawn and c°~ M” L
.-'~ - 2.. rare for. in Itowayton
m... 1173-13 mam. aromas illml‘i’ti"1.‘.33%n'l’."pm so.
. __ m M m m NVEI; “’0 p! ‘1!!! Mn”. ! ”y
u .\ hm- about 16 yrs. or Phone 1083-. highest prices. l’gliorio 1650.
f:l(‘l0l‘_\' office work. Apply M m Mass my .1 FRIEDMAN.
.l .r (mu Co. Inc. Chestnut St. 3 Union street. South Nor-sink. Conn. _ -—
. _-c_‘. p “ ‘ _ m CARRIGAN I: FLYNN. local Ind loo!
w t x 2'ltll-_\‘i’aitrcss. experienced. distance mom. of ll! kinds
.‘~ on Restaurant. 42 So. Main St. 0:10. %17 C CO» PMS 1577- 80330
n... one .
TO LET F. S. LYON "
EXPERT AUTO. 3mm
.‘i’w “TH ., rooms with improvr- JOB ’PRmG will overhaul and repair your car.
' . ~' ' any make. in your own garage.
in v._ Adults only. Inn. 1:. J0s- lam m _
l'lL; dry or 1’2. E. (lorhum Co. I ' , Phone 602 t
'I'Q l.l32'l‘,--’l‘\\‘u lt'lll'lllf‘lllfi with im— IT FOR SALE
pron-molds. Adults only. Inquiri- . .
hi. 7 Osborne Ave. ‘ lmnll farm In East horn'alk.
' .__ House. 5 moms. linrn. 7 acres land
70 Ill-ZN'l‘.-T-‘our nice rooms. run- BRUSHES Mnnx peach and apple trot-s. grunt-s.
sling water. Convenient. to R. R. :0 cows. 2: horses. 1“, ton truck. many
flit-lion. Post omcc and trolley. “'ritc For the Teeth ir-hickcns. Price 35,000 for wholr. for
no}; 27.; c.o Scutincl.. ! 'rurlllcr particulars
FOR RENT—Storage. Space. house-i The twice-a-day brush the Ask John T. Haves
hold furniture. Separate rooms. (00th habit is the finest. of all ‘7 Main Street ' Nnrwnlk
glowed 2....» building. Huhbtll toilet habits If your teeth are in...” mm... ,nmwma.
'. an .‘tnrnrc (70.. Inc. Sauga- * i ‘ ~ I
“,4. 0mm To]. Weapon 47 Wet right usually pour htalth s .
Issue negotiable warehouse receipts.
LOST
1 "ml 33'2““ reward for informa-
l it'lllllllL' lo rct'ou-ry of llarlI-y-
ll...ll~ull Motorcycli- N0. LL’OVVSSI'J
i- . il‘blll mung: Ill lllll'it-ll night 01'
ll“ M. No questions asked. 30x.
-l‘ l'fl"it'n
l DEPENDABLE
PLUMBING
Quick Service
W. J. Ungvary
Phone 2389
USED CARS
Dodge 1910 Commercial
C e 1918 Republic Truck
Several Fords
Goodyear and Fisk Tlrcs.
Carbon removed while you wait.
LYON'S GARAGE
WestpOrt Ave. Tel. 1579
TODAY Ill WALL um:
i !.l. STREET. Noam—Losses be-
ltttm- extensive during the
although offerings were rela-
—:it.lll, ’l‘ohaccos, Mexican Pe-
:t :llltl international Paper wcle
only issues to overcome
lull depression. Tidewater Oll-
‘ [aunts and American “Hm
hi xl< loss to 4 points on news
i- wsmg of the dividend. Cru-
uas singled out for short
"it :. Hing over 4 points. Steel
pl'.l.. lizlldwin Locomotive.
'3. 1', General Asphalt. Virgin~
t‘hemical and Brooklyn
m declined 11,42 to almost‘i‘i
\' 'llltlll Pacific. Texas and
Illinois Ventral and St. Louis
lmncisco comprised the
.‘lllx. losing 1 t6 tiniest 3
" ' I III money opened nnd re?
“4' m \t week at 7 pet cent.
, “witsrmznr 1:30p. mir—‘l’a'sc—
" "- ‘l"fi£'t]v(ak(' and Ohio difl-
‘ illul in an extreme ‘ecllne bf
. ‘\' '01 that stat-Lt 0th.! coa-
' .. l ill .m ”urgency-oi list. react-
“ h” 5‘;- points: 2.9- ‘
. ‘ {llnn 1081 I to t
it“ ..
1
r..-
‘i
l.ll
‘:lll.|
I
l i;
l
.\
‘ s
"1 Oils,
Mills-s
light. Let us help you select a
tooth brush that will meet with
. _\ our induidual rcquircnien’tS,
and that “ill clean )Olll teeth
and protect them.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
84 Main 81:. So. Net-walk, Conn.
‘STATE EDUCATION
BOARD MEETS
CHECK IN HOUSE
Continued from First page.
.\lr.' lirainurll of
lo thr- llill on till
l‘nrilllr(ll1‘ Olljt'i‘tt-(l
L'rnllllti that it was
another stop ill llu- cI-llimlizalion oi
schools in lllt' ('apitol at Hartford.
“I don't doubt." hr said. "thr- com-
lnlSSltllll'l‘ of education is tht last word
in cducaiionl As an architect he pro—
bably is a good pluml-t-r."
ORLINS’
ms momma snor
arid
AUTO ACCESSORY 8103‘
30' Want Washlngton street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
New and Used Tires and Tubes Sow
Prices Reasonable
' Standard Gasoline and Oils
.‘IJII’NIHI 1)"l'l\ AmcnllmI-nt.
All ulllt‘ndlllt‘lll offered it) .\lr.
Mars-ion of Madison would have made
the hill apply only to new construc—
KENDRICK’S GARAGE
Ion! ls-chnrgod; Oytir.
dsrs Rabat-ad, Waning and
Busing
” CHESTNUT IT. PHONE '1
”UTH NORWALK
tion and not to remodelling.
.\lr. l‘crri' \nlnlml to know if the
stati- brand or education would con-
sult :ln l-\|HI'l :lrclllim‘t.
'I'hr- hill \\:ls puss-«l (nor. retaining
its plat-- mu l‘lt' calendar. on motion
nl' .\lr. l'.l-lg\_ \illn wished to prepare
umI-ndml-nts.
Mr. I'o-tlx oil's-roll .lll :lml-lltlmohl
.lirntillilli: that it plans nl‘t- prcpnred
ll :i ('omlu-ii-lzt :lt't-hii- ct the approval
[of the vl’lItl- hoard of education shall
LN l‘hu'wl.
.\l‘. "ll '1 or Hul'il‘urtl said he felt
" T'l-rrv «lid. that it“ ”w :lmt-nd-
'33 .\|.
Illi'lll was I;.' - loptl-ll he
to oppose the ltlll.
would have
1'
WILLIAM F. soil A
REAL ESTATE
want” am
1 houses for $3,700. Easy tot-ms.
8 houses for $8,200. my terms.
1. one-family house.
merits. “.600.
8‘ «Handy houses,
meats; ssflooo
8 double houses,
.10.
neonatal ‘
no. on to 326.000.
house s
0030.10.01.000
8 brain-sis, 010.000 to ““000
I srisll farms, 3,200 to $0M»
Look, ‘what we are clerics tins week.
A few houses left for a small amount
M a row beautiful houses {or pit-tics"
I mes ibl‘ $2,600. 8500 M'dm.
all improve-
all improve-
priccs 04.000 to
from
tarnished house! rot tls m
(collocation: mm
ot.sssrosrss-1rtoinlt
:{t'lll't'sl‘l‘llllll\t‘ Hickey
llartl'ortl opposed the bill.
Perry Amendment chedcd.
Mr. Perry 5 amendment was
jectetl at thfs point.
"In -m.\ opinion that is a fine halt-
liaked provision. " said \ir. Bell,
"Out of order banged Speakei
Sherwood.
The House then lustily rejected the
original bill.
POLICE AWAIT
of East
re-
Contlnncd from first page.
. been so hard pro-ed for suppiia fines
OWNER OF AUTO
WINDSOR. OIL. my 20.-—Boot-
loggers who contracted to supply nun
runners in Detroit with whiskey have
the law against impomuon of liquorl
from Quebec went into erect that M
have resorte to organised raids on
liquor stocks in private homes here.
the police department declared today.
Another cause believed responsible
to rthe numerous liquor thefts is the
suspension. effective today. or five
federal prohibition officers at Detroit.
in accordance with the order of Com-
missioner Kramer. Rum runners. it’J
is believed, anticipate less‘difflcnlty
in crossing the border in the absence
of tederal 88w“- , '
llill ifllENlillliilil
GALVVAY. Ireland. May 20 (Asso-
ciated Press).——Sixty armed men am~
hushed a district inspector of constab-
ular) and rtwent) policemen undo
him at Westpovt. this morning One
constable was killed and one wound-
rd and {our of the ambushing party
were killed and six wounded. The po-
lice attacked the ambushers’ Cil-
trcnched position and carried it.
The men «ll-fending the position
were routed and fled ucroas country,
pursued by thc Government force.
Arms. ammunition and bombs were
captured from the detected party.
ST PAUL’S PARISH
MEETING TONIGHT
Continued from First M
fl
here say. is caused by the fact that
although they did not attend church
serxlcls regularl). 5e! the) contribut-
ed regularl) toward the suppOrt of
the church and for that reasou
should he allowed to vote.
)lQ‘le'l'S (IE Sf. Paula parish arc.
of tilt opinion that tht rector. liev.’
Mr. Houtll Will come out at "it top!
of UK hum" an dthat the request for
his risignalion will he vored don-.n
__’_‘——i——-—_—
\'\'I'IO.\' :\I. GTARD l'Nl'l'.
L’Hung‘ammi settlers here.
colds-taunt“ mode“
”dents died. at her- hc-Ie. on Rawhid-
lstrost. last night. anor- a unset-inns!-
‘ness of several ”’4‘“ W. ‘
was the will” o: “It lute Ho
Rockwell. and sister ”o! the law
liam Pettit Batter. pens WW»
a family or ism-articular 80.-
tom N. 1‘. She «‘35 hr'fiiemmr
ewe—William It. Baxter. of Bridge-
port: Frank H. and W “L.
Baxter. of this city w.Durlng her-‘- ear]-
ier yeaurshe‘iwuain otte
South EMU-tit 3Co
church. ‘I'he mmzfim it '1“
be recalled W 6H0:
pied the old Rockwell homestead on
West ave-Sufi; where now M fie
residence of General Ran-oil Frost.
Deceased was an ideal home worm n
and there will so many residents lac
mourn h'er’ lou. A good Woman ill
passed shy. after reaching a rire' m
age. Funeral arrangements . l he‘d
announced Wt.
John rwvfiu
John Ungvary. of Bound View eves
nue. died. 10! pneumonia. at the Nor-
walk Hospital. this morning. Deceas-
ed was widely known in South Nor-
walk. he being one of the earliest
He was em-
ployed. for many mm‘inthe'm
of Martin Bates. Jr. He is suruived
by a widow" C and five Gilliam—John.
Jr.. of Stamford: Stephen. William
and lt‘rankfoi'thls‘city; find Mrs. Jul-
ius Drour. of Plaintield. N. 1. Fun-
ernl amusements will be announced
in toinorrou’s issue.
Mrs. Frances Spflenbcrg
Mrs. Frances Spllenberg. aged 65
years. died yesterday afternoon at the
home or her daughter. Mrs. Zoltan
Stark. 23 Ely avenue. The funeral
will be held from her late home Sat-
urday morning at 8:30 and from St.
Ladislaus' Hungarian Catholic church
at 9 o'clock (Dnyltglt time). Bur-
ial will follow in St. Mary's cemetery.
Funeral of Gerri-3c 13. Downing.
The funeral of George L. Downing
will l)(‘ held at 2 o‘clock tomorrow
afternoon from the late home in
Newtown avenue. Rcv. Louis
Howell will omciate and interment
will ‘ be in ‘ Riverside cemetery.
FUNERAL OF lNDlAN CHIEFTAIN
CANNON BALL,
With all the ceremony accorded a
It's-l llcllttllllnl
Olhr‘r ordcm announce thr appoint—
Ill-m of Sergeants ll \V House. and
Tracy l: nuirdick. Battery 1‘.
.\.. to he set-(30nd Inuit-mints: Slcond
l.l(‘ul. J. l.. JnllllS-‘Hll i“. .\. l’. l‘.. l1
Inc second lieutenant 1‘ .\.. and assign-
I'll to duty “itll T’mlll r) ll.
Major Charles ll llull.
signed to command the
ion. l-‘it‘st (‘onst .‘l‘lllll"‘)'.
t“. A. is as»
First Battal-
PROFICSH)“ “A I I .l-T' R Ids": \' S
Dr. Arthur I-‘.. “(lit Temporarily Ap-
point“! to Yale Divinity
School.
NFAV HAVEN. .\l.'l_\ 20,———I‘r0i'tssm
“'illiilm n. 'vllllr}' at the Yale lli\inii_\
Stilool who has had lht Gilbctt L.
Stark Chair in Pl- .:lcttcll Philanthro-
px has resigned ctchliu- nlxt month.
it n. In annoumtd tollln 5. tempor-
:lr'y appointmcnt is that of lir. Arthur
id. ”all. social scrxicc st‘crclnri‘. of thc
Congregational Education Socicty ill
Boston. to l»:- lecturer on Social Scr-
\'it‘c‘in the school.
Professor ("orwin has hcen madc
clifllnnn ol' the committee on tcacli-
mi appointment in the university. A
Sca'ss’el FI-Ilow appointed for next year
is hr.,Gotthold Steiner. ot' the llcrnc
l'nivcrs'lty. Switzerland.
EYNEXT SI'RGI'IOX DFXAD.
nnoo‘xmxrz. Mass. 3133' 2h.—llr.
“'mlam Allen Brooks. a surgeon of
high standing, who Was a Varsity
football player and oarsmnn at Har-
vard in the eighties. died suddenly at
his private hospital here. early todav.
Heart disease mercame him while he
slept. He was 57 \t an: of I89-
Dr. Brooks was formerly chief sur-
geon of the. Massachusetts State
demic in the fall of 1918 was an ac-
tive head or the campaign to defeat
it.
MANY FOLIO BEQU ESTS
lunches for Mord high
tlnuing an investigation into the mat-
ter.
press. this morning.
said that he had received two or three
rtelephone calls concerning the ma-
chine. but declared that tho car would
until the oWner personal]? put in an
“petitioner. . 7 ‘
Although the ominous. had the
I name ”the Marsh sorta: Boiupani’.
’ tit
. remain- in the custody of the police
and Odd Follows'
Army pom-”~—
.nor mum ton IBM?
‘ mt}.
Warren G.
mist c l
Guard and during the influenza epi-'
'DIIDNRD, floss" May ”.‘Puhlic
bequests Wing nearly $400. 000
was made in the will 0! Daniel War-
ren Lawrence former distiller and
philanthropist. which was mads public
825,000 for
[School stud-i
cuts; 830, 000 rcr‘Modt’ord s native born
poor, :00 all-ore! Vermont and Mass.
59’8““ “mm“ Hm“ ‘8 “i“ °°“‘ 'seilssetu nomad stock tol- . and for
’posiie hand we; 335.000 to the
In ‘5 statement given out to the‘ M Lodge of Masons of Humbug.
39'3”“ Hum ' sits; and other: to various Iissonic
bodies. and. Grand
N'éw Ramp—- May zit—eie‘ndent‘
Hardin: has half uni a
regulation milital \
Iwere conducted by the Legion.
_
"ASH“ I.\TI‘. Jl \TK HI
| \‘\"\SHY\'GTO\'. \lay 20.»—,\shlt-y
\llllunnc Gould. Associate Justice of TARLOV BROS.
‘llli llistllci oi Columbia Suprcmc
coun. dll'il. suddenly. today. after a
brief illness.
Arnstl-in and others. charged
ltht District oi (‘olumhizi Ifor disposal.
ins. M ML
Mrs. Francis Rockwell. one “fin.d
of use. whifflnfle‘wmadl- ‘l
org:L
B.‘
N. 1).. May 20.—
funersl services}
“0| ' I.” Ill-IA”
.lllsticc Gould presided
at both trials in thc cascs of .lulcir \V.
with
liming bronchi stolen Sororities into
M?!
- ,>4
Form an
the .MR
lost as hours. it continues q
the Eastern and low in tho W .F,
outlets. Rain _ occur-rod ._ J,
the last :0 hours from the
Mountains to the Lats region -
the South Atlantic coast. Pl '
weather prevails in the Con la: ~-
Enstern districts.~ he can . ..
rising in the Northern districts ‘
above the frost lino along the .:
em border. .
W
mun. mw IN moo cow
CHARLESTON w. v. .‘nsy‘ié—
Governor stoma today Issues Etho-
clamstion declaring martial 1a,“? in
Ming!) County.
‘A‘ . A-gs,
NOTICE __ ‘« ‘
9-H. .
' Notice to public: The An:
Navy Sale Co. or 88 Wall
walk wishes to informs " .
thorium Mbonncctto.
othe' r stun inthis vic .
nan: similar names.
that they are perinan
here. have a long lease.
sire to noose the public
vice and price has met
approval.
COLL
03ers useablc educating-1nd 18
in continuous sessim
intormtlon on m
SALE com 7 i
chleftaln in bygone days.Albert Grass,
21. last chief of the DakotaflSicaix in u
- an (‘on killed while gh ng n .
Bntiitlilm "1:“qu or! and that Hans. who was
'II' “in l-‘unucil in \inich. whee. was“ “39d today. M‘inglcl: Max Ievy’sS‘msmre
l.:\l ”WORD Min :0 —-A (ionmcll- wit the ii an to: were serv ces o ‘ _
(u: ,\'.1. mu. .1 board unli designdltd as ithe Americfnnh liegicin ngdnrellilgiouls mum“, “on.“ l
l Hi. 'i l- nartl rs and Combat ceremony 0 t e oca Cat 0 c c urc m .
'Ell‘jlll minus! ladttnlion First Coast Several thousand lndians attended no ON! '1“
”n”. ,-. in... lie-on recruited In \‘ot- The flnal resting place for the loans m am 3‘0“!
\\i< l. m l mu, II. I“. liurdick. and chief is Holy Hill a spot sacred to the - .
1m ( putt as :1 part of llw ‘ nillllar§ indiiliiieisévlhere the lagtlgreaasun amt:
‘0 ‘ l - s» t~. An order to this of l roux was e rags v
(frigid: {3.1.3 ltt't” ‘i;sul-d by tho Adm- leached here irom France this week. Sport Oxford.
an, (mpml The White Horse riders had charge In Can?” and Buck
' ' ' ian ceremonies cons sting
’l'll. . mum. “In ling oilln- r oi the l list, 0t ”19 Ind . . . . 4,
I ‘ulsl \ltiliI-ix is in damp) in ordils it main“ 0‘ arming] danct’sfit “villi: Fiona-359°“
i .:llul Illl to lakl ,pmnmand oi the hat- {:filed “throng 0;“ “131 :35“ osed of A180
l.illllll. (‘lllpl lin hillll- n In lissigntd to :52: arse Wgrrelgis :ho wgn mom-l .. 0d
«lull as liaitzlliu :llljlllalll: also Firs“; hP-agelh r anization man‘ yams m “a; '
|.lllll. (itto ll. Sl-llrm-ter and Strand .agloslllfiéggh eagegu bravery mm Vgry “mt m
[‘“Im' “‘ I" “wank promoted to After the “Hills Horse ceremonial; from “$50038.“
l‘" ..
Upton-tom'srlou .
HALL-MARK
CANDIES
I
l At ANGEVINE’S
. A VULCAN
. Jitllwfl... l
.
I . "
There are more' VULCAN GAS
RANGES in Norwalk Homes than
tcdn . The erection of a hospital was any other make. Why? Th VUIr ’
provided for by a gift of {300, 000. l CAN construction. hip. $18-50
Other bequests included: and finish ans good th t. The
nary riled gas stove construction.
satisfactory service. Weds
aunts for the New VBLCAN
‘P gas ranges.
Angevine
msteriil’ is of the highest duality.
and heavier in welsht than in ordi-
AWLCANwlilgive youybarsot
desist:
m as:
$1.10 lb.
We stock. I'd. 1581
Flore Brothers’ Garage
Overhauling and W
11 Hartford Plscs Tsl- 03'
"OR! BROTHERQ, Props.
l
l
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Carl tolls
W AC“ Wndl‘
0.
1310 illlis‘i'th Avenue
Between Oak sud Center St.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Phone Barnum
Second hand ports and fill 00
at any make of od-
msmvouncnsn‘n”
surfs
PATENT.
‘11.”... ‘m
Buy Direct From.
Colonial Mahogany Cabinet. , ;
sntoed in every respect. Bu ‘2
gear; noiseless powerful spring 3.7 _ .
extra loud and wcmdcrtui c ~ }
sound-box; has an automatic
starter and stopper; all m z .1:
highly nickeled. Will last s M
rm: FOR son on CAMP sow-£5
We can furnish cases roi- M
Pay Your Bills 63' "
ChCCk ,‘f;
Open 9. Check ‘5!-
count Now Willi
posits.
amuromr. I. w:
8am..to:pm. '
llontiaylnvsnin‘gsStell“r ‘3:
Saturdays 8 a. m. to 11 n. .0
A. M. WOOSTE‘ ‘1.
am AI' IA' . .\
muss-slaw U... In“
“MW-IF“
Manufacturers
THE Hon * .
GREATEST P30100030." ’5"
BARGAIN ms or ‘
czaoo VALUE t _ fl"
rsc’ronv PRICE 2% 3:
$15.00 ‘
c
'i'
TIME PAM
CASH DISGOUNTS
Home Goods and hell to
In
y m People smith!“
——
Norwalk Chronicler