LASSIFIED .
wuasomrewememmmm mfig,
Two mausmimmqsoopiem Sin-$1,“, ”mm
WANTED. , g 7. “1‘98 sans amass NOTICE
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lllt'nt. CO,
I 'liI I.
‘ ‘ i (In.
_‘ . . . - -
I 1‘..iniors and paper hang:
~.z . \\ Lili‘, 35 Lowe St, S. h.
I
buy good second-
l'or quick sale [or
i. 159-13.
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. ltooms or a. small house
' iriih. Cull Mrs. l’t-ck. 56
.' «wt. Norwnlk or phone 2530.
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1'1 ZD— L‘xw-r‘i‘ 3"" '1
opf'l‘ilor OH
L." mmldrr [or plain IleI-
I d“. litn 4- (‘lmsh'lilt FL. 5.3.
‘I ll ("outrwfwuf girl {or gen-
th-«w‘wlt Ina in fall‘Jl)‘.
rt); (’1 lmjiicw Ate.
.12.
tl'lf‘,
' rooms,
and delightful situated bungalow in
all the m All m
t i Am Ben
r in. ct quickly. Xe wi .
Nash. Phone 192-: evzningtah T
FOR SALE—Buick. 191i. 4 cyl. 5
Pass. in good running order. elec-
tric lights and starter. new battery
and top. “'1" consider any offer.
Can be seen at 56 Lexington Ave...
any time.
so. sell it to J
Norw
e & Ashe Nothing is
bign- alnall. Our prices are good.
Wri‘tlshor call 499. 37 Fort 8L. East
PARCEL DELIVERY AND EXPRm.
o. T. Lenihan R. 8. Ave.
Phone ”7 South Norwsllt
SOUTH NORWALK TAXI CO.
TONY COPPOLA JOE PICIONB
128 WASHINGTON STREET
TELEPHONI
Supreme. Aaron Ward. bloomed from
these bushes. won first prise at New
York. Chrysanthemum plants. $1.25
doz. Reynolds Farm. Highland Ave"
s. N. Phone 1088.
’4
FOR SALE—House. barn and 15
acres or land. % mile iron 30.
Norwalk. For partinulars address NATHAI C HILL“
' TO LET Box 695. So. Nor-walk P. o. Gamer-1 cow-cuss. mun: I“
1 ..' \'.. . I} f'tllnl>IIOtl tron: FOR BALI—4 Io.- at 061 Unit was muggy?
,» . . Iiuh tux one or two i'fill' street h 1‘. It a L m T ‘4
. :1 M...“ St. I‘hono um. gearshafi one-t. Isiah am exhilaration
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.‘WV‘I', ('i'n'lJI'v' IOCUH'd.
.M' line‘iuofl. lnq. at
6 80. Main Street.
'u
L. Lia’ll
" Imni~h~d room't. all
, ' lnutzmlamous wait-r
' 3: h..1l‘ Twins 3.; up Single
;I' -im‘ulf‘:. II. A. Crow, 0
w-uh Notwulk. 'l'el.
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A
x t- ,mm house. furnished.
. (in (‘ODIRIOPR Hill, 3500
, . nu. Phone 1861,
I , . Storage Space. house-
. ' ‘ 1' ill't . Separate rooms.
1 ; ’I‘lI building. Huhbell
. To Co.. inc.. .,Sauga-
I '1‘: l
l .le-r
VVt-stport 47. We
warehouse receipts.
l’li .\' “ABLE
PLUMBING
(2U ick Service
'. J. Ungvary
Phone 2389
. um fur planting of trot-s (mil
. XV.
Himimt-ni'tl, Shade and liver-
grt-cn trccs
N OR'WALK NURSERY
con Noun-ll. and
on l‘usi llnml.
. . S. M. Deitz
l RGEON DENTIST
C ”IS ADMINISTERED
Milli St, So. Norwalk
TeIcpI‘one1997
\\'(‘~I port
“1-H [)1 n1 .
'~ Ir; Fractured
\\ I.. :i Struck by Jitney
mt 't years, of i‘.’
t' mi :i l'rurturt-ol
lIN' unklr.
.vnt- .tt 10 o'clock.
:it the wt'st bound
It In u jitrwy op-
wmni. 'l‘ht- hoy
according
was taken to
.I I \\lu'lc it was
,_ rt ho was resting
mum; yesterday
”dork. reported
' . Lul into h)‘ :in
It) Hurry 'l‘aHin,
I mudguard of his
:.lm\ir
Mild).
Im.
\I v-i itll l{\' HUM“.
\‘III iIlN-rsr the Day
. \ ,. .t m Hugh!»
tin ohm-Humor oi'
I'Itttv's Home for
I'm-l- s thr dream-
-\vaI Iiuntlrcd Vt.-
."l .1: (iron.- (”t-n10—
Scouts. This
rum-hing. There
tr.» morning on
\
l'un
‘l mu L't'ulld marshal.
-‘Iwi
, ‘ with the Sons
‘ ' Io-mi the forma-
,l
H - . hr the Ernest FJ
I ‘ \mt-riuin Legion
-tt Hill.“ in Fitch's
.ml Spanish \Var
. mart-h will come‘
‘Iv Home in Cal’-
Ht l'mlyt-r'io SO-
I;..1 Scouts W011
‘M y.- IIIId the first-
I.v up the rest or
‘ "I cemetery will
1-, st hool children
patriotic airs.
(mm rt on the
I I H [In from 1:30 to
"‘1 time.
HII
Venue in thank-M PI
.:
Open On and ”—1—-
FOR SALE—Rose bushu. : yrs. old. “‘ ‘F‘M': . ‘
83.00 per don, Ophelia. Butterfly, FRO. T": may TO
on guaranteed.
telephone 811 for
iiattresses. bolsters and
cushiousctali dssoldonoureasy
tplsn. Alsorenovathgsatis-
Drovussoardor
represemative to
NORWALK MATTRESS 00.
Franklin and Iiooroe Ct. to. Norwalk.
lo BpringBtrest. mason.
FOR SAIE
REAL ESTATE '
llouscs all kinds. Single 8: Double.
Largo and mnnll. in all sections
and put-ts of the Norwalks.
Houses for $2.500. $8.200, 84_000.
$5,000.
lzr-nutirul t‘ity and Country flomes.
prices from 85.000 to 330.000.
Farms ncur l-y. prices from 83,200
to $05,000.
IN‘SII‘HI’II' llusiut-ss Blocks 315.000
to 3150.0“0.
liouso-s to rt-nt for the Sewn from
g; ,,.. m “moo,
l‘ur further Information call and
I0! lllt' slmw you what I have.
WILLIAM I". HOY'I'
Real I-Lstatc.
“fl ‘. '- -_
WALL Pml MD PAINT.» .
8 u r i East N rwalk . '3' .0 WI
ma arm n o . -
House, 5 rooms. Barn. 7 acres land. “a mag“.
Many peach and apple trees, grapes. "”0 m
8 cows. 2 horses. 1% ton truck. mania“ W on “5:; "I ”a
chickens. Price 36.000 for whole. tea-4 mum
further particulars Ind
Bra. lacs! lost time.
Ask John'l‘. Hayes or all kinds. trip a
1 Main Street Norwalk. {Hr 01*- m 71 M
Real Estate Insurance tma‘ _ u .4 ,_. ..
' ‘ H ' +” "‘ W as “watmsmofiromsmwm our
cs
WILLIAM F. HOYT calves; also ended-I'm”. i pay
HAIRY Lulu}
momOFLYNNJocalandlout
dietazme tracking at all we
omcelnaryOCmPhoseW.loase
phones”.
EXPERT AUTO MARIO
will overhaul and repair your car.
any make. in your own garage.
Phone 602-4.
ORLINS’
rm mama user
and
AUTO ACCESSORY areas
00 West Washington Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
New and Used Tires and Tubes 8*
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
KENDRICK’S GARAGE
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars tothe
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
in 00
g 0
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St,
Bridgeport. Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second hand parts and tires to
fit any make of car
I
I
I
I
INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON & CO.,
Inc.
5 Railroad Ave, South Norwalk
WADE-S MOTHER MAY
TESTIFY FOR STATE
Coutinued trom First page.
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I
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Garlic-k. assisting in the prosecution
at thi- court house )(‘Hlt‘l‘ilily lmt TIM-I.
tlier would comment on whether Mrs.
“'udt- would testify ur not. ‘
.lohn E. Johnston. stilt-gm! accom-
plice of Mrs. Kott and Elwood it.
“'adc. was closeted with Mr attorneys
for the prosecution and "Mo" Rooney
was also culled into the I'\I‘Cuu\’¢
chamber. It is likely that the date
will call all three of these as witness-
cs.
\tht line of dcfcnse attorneys for
Mrs. Nott will take has not been de-
finitely decided upon. “cording to at-
torneys for the defense. The-Tr plan
of defense will not be fully completed
until after the prosecution rests its
case on Tuesday. Indications so tar
are that an eflort will be made to
show that Mrs. Nott had nothing to
do with the murder or the planning
of the crime. '
GENERAL FORTE
DIES IN NEW YORK
ConduaedfiemMPage
Meade, who Is now in Switzerland.
General Porta’s death had been
momentarily expected for several
days. He lapsed into unconsciousness
last Thursday. Members of his family.
including his sister. Hrs. James
Wheeler, his broihsr-in—lawyfienry Io-
Hers. and his _sioos. Dr. Josephus
mam». were at the bedde who‘ the
b
ford lag-raster “charged. (3th
ders Rebored, Welding and
Brazing
Is cuss‘mur a'r. PHONE an
sOUTH NORWALK
and Masonic will be held at
‘ the grave. ,
Funeral at John A. Hyatt
no funeral of John A. Hyatt of
County met, will N held at 8:30
o'clock toner-row aimless m the
late home. Rev. George B. Tompkins
of the Nor-walk l. E. clutch will ol~
date. and interment will be i nthe Riv-
erside cemetery. '
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I.“ m ID A GALIDN 01" GAS.
In a recent test,o “1°" ‘h‘ duct
of carotid driving on Incline oun-
gap. at a Chevrolet «0 touring
car. established Wm rats at
36% milu to the
The conditions of this test will in-
terest every automobile owns, Fer
economy is the greatest lancer in on-
tomobile transportation. And it “as
a great deal to know that foe ex-
pense or operation is\entireiy within
the driver‘s control.
it was to prove this point that the
test made in Seattle. Wammn. was
undertaken. Chevrolet “Four-Ninety"
cars were chosen beau they on so
widely used and because practically
everyone is familiar with the not that
between twenty and Wy-flve miles
to the gallon is their anal average.
The rules forbade any change other
than carbtn'cter adJMts and a
careful inspection was made at the
start to nabs oerttin that each, 'cag
was in standard condition. The route:
is 1-: miles long. was caro".lly chos-
en to include as nearly as possible the
average conditions of daily travel.
hills. city tall: and country mag,
There was no limit. And each driver
was accompanied by an impartial ob-
server. ,
At the start each Baseline tank was
mic-d to overflowing. When cars ar-
rived at the finish line (-ach tank was
again flllcd to the brim from an acu-
rate one—gallon measure and the hal-
ancc poured from th’e‘mcflnre into
equal half-gallon glass inrs.
By measuring the quantity in the
latter It was found that the winning
“Four-.\‘inct,\"' had med slightly less
than half a gallon or at the exact
rate or 36 l<2 miles to the gallon of
gasoline.
All the had averaged 33 1-5 miles
to the gallon.
Armrs GARAGE.
Phone 1959.
L—h
.il “GE KHIClll-IR GRANTS
11“?!) DIVORi‘Rs'
Judge John E. KN-lrr presiding in
Hm ('I\lI superior court ins-t wv-ck
irwniml tiw uncontested divorce cnscs
’l'l.« y wore:
BRUSHES
For the Teeth
The twice-a-day brush the
teeth habit is the finest of all
toilet habits. If your teeth are
right usually your health is
right. Let us help you select a
tooth brush that will meet with
your individual requirements,
and that will clean your teeth
and protect them.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
84 Main at. Go. Nor-walk, Conn.
.4...
UOED CARS
Dodge 1919 Commercial
One 3918 Republic Truck
several Fords
Goodyear and Flair Tires.
Carbon res-om white you “I.
Westport Ava. Tel. 1m
LYON'Sv GARAGE
F. S. LYON
JOB; PRINTING
mm
REV. CHAS. M. PEGG
-DIES IN THOMASTON
Continued from ma page
of the East avenue- it. E. church
from 18” to 1808. when he left tor
Sag Harbor. Several other panor-
ates were tilled by Dr. PO“. un’til his
retirement in 1910.
Besides his widow, he s survived by
four children by his first wile. They
are. Hrs. Edith Benedict of Bay
Shore. N. Y.; Ilsa Jessie Pegg or
Thomasinn; Waiter Peg; at kidne-
port and Charles Pegs, whose heme is
in the Wed. ~
Dr. Pen came into the ministry is
became a lie-ha- t: the
_ Mary Elizabeth Commorton Fpull.
of llridgt-port, from 600”". J. spa”
Int ltoston on a cross complaint nl»
louing distortion. Spnll's original
'rt-inplnint Inning been defauHFQL
'l‘ht‘)‘ wcrc marriwl ttctotwr 9_ 1910.
,uml dt-rwrtion occurred Frhruary 1.
.1917. (‘hamgc or name is allowed.
I so in. snhmich [’russ o! Ilridgrpofl.
from John Truss. on charges or cruel-
ty. They were married January 18.
1915. mid have one child awlrdcd to
the plaintin.
I Giovannia Dasccnm of New Canaan
ifrom Theresa Dasct-nta of Long Island
City. marrit-«i Jllll“ if). 1599. desertion
chmber 14. 1916.
Louis ladincshy. of Bridgeport.
‘from Annie (iatll‘l ladlncsky of New
’York. cruelty. They were married
April 1. i914.
‘ lmone lticci of Norwalk from Val-
.lcda Manoni iticci. of Florence. Italy
desertion.
_______.____._
MRS. BISHOP ALI/(“TED
.8": A MONTH ALBIOXY
Handing down his dechion in an
alimony motion argued before him on
May :0. Judge John 1". Kellogg yes-
terday granted Mrs. Bianca West
Bishop of Bridgeport a monthly allow-
ance of 8215 from her husband. “I'll-
liam D. Bishop of Bridgeport and
New Haven. Mrs. nishop suing her
husband for divorce alleging infidelity
and some we m ”kill! that I“-
mony of $2 a month be allowed her
pending trial of the divorce action.
Bishop told the court 8175 would be
sufficient for his wife and stated his
income was slightly is. than “.000
a. year. Judge Kellogg split the dif-
rerencc oi: the two claims and awarded
the 8215.
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HOW TO DISPLAY corona TODAY.
In displaying the national colors on
Memorial day. regulations prescribe
that the ting be halt-muted until
noon. At noon the colors are run up
the truck. there to remain until sun-
down.
The United Patriotic Societies today
that the proper trmute be paid the
colors in the Memorial day parade.
Spectators should unmver as the .3
is borne post.
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. an. an m m.
.' "Earnest." she med.
back her tears. “lather 5m
“Not all!" he exclaimed.
as,“ ‘11.”
all!”
lam-elf together. “You.
socrseiaste‘tahe the
wealth.“
issued an appeal to cltilens asking
choking
“Newt-l" he. mid; surety. pullhg
m
mimomhenthatlsontheair.aml
another explains the formation ctr-In
astbesmanparticiesoticethazut
sobbiheyesnnotflyiuthedr.“
somedmasraia—Iaymi
than hhflmm
are" cumulus or Toms
on. mflmluminm a;
Species” mm a
Mom
n: the neighborhood at Cuba a peg
cat-e its hash Is usually takes as
stomach»
it has an oval plate attached to its
head. the surface of which is interred
by paralla rid”. By this plate It
can firmly adhere to any solid body
it may choose. The boats which go
in quest of the turtles each carry a
tub containing a number or these
roves.
When the sleeping turtles are seen
they are approached. and as soon as
they are judged near enough a revs is
thrown into the sea. Upon perceiving
the turtle its instinct teaches it to
swing right toward the turtle and fix
Itself drmly upon the creature by
mess: of Its disk. Sooner would the
revs allow itself to he pulled to pieces
that give up its grip.
A ring which is attached to the tail
of the ilsh, in which a string is fastened.
I
count Now Wit}! 3
The Peopl’e’s
Trust Co. ‘
soon soswau 1
I l'.
4% on Savings Dh-
“is
M Ma]
mainstream.“
tannin-n.
Immmcto‘lt‘
mlslmusl
i
Unbleached Muslin
lZyardsfor
mwmmsm-I I
”UT H NORWALK '
plus. By a peculiar manipulation the
tub, to be ready for use the next time
a turtle is sighted.
“Measune Up."
The habit of measuring ‘up now will
save you time and trouble later on.
Life‘s loads are not going to get any
easier to carry as population in-
creases. There will be keener compe-
tition and more people to compete.
The only hope for you will be such
developed skill that you will naturally
lead in the things you attempt. That
means you will make trial at every
talent and so train what you have
thatnoeflortlsspentinvaln. This
develops the most determined snort
andfltnesiinthefcuowwhouwiu-
ingtodohinbest. Masthebiggcr
come with the years you
der every cirmmstanco and success is
bound to hover over your eilorts. There
is no better time than the present to
begin. Keep going and make every
new idu contribute to your growth
and you are bound to succeed.
Long Life tor a House Fern.
In the living room of an Orton-damn
(Euland) country house is a
maidenbair tern that has Just cele~
tinted its W M. n is
now some two feet across and very
lino. creel .C young in completion.
year or two ago it seemed to be
into the sets and yellow leaf
was threatened with its first id-
But after consulting with a
p
Wander
maidenhair beam-0t
“nationals. butisstillia
muscuvegrowthanddevsbp
i
l
aggg
Iii
tag
is
I:
[i
the'ltillal-oleft“:hill..!oouldnotb¢~
lastolhis
allows the fisherman to pull in his.
rare is pulled sit and returned to the ,
, GETTING AHEAD
Depends on
EDUCATION
PURPOSE WORK
IVIIEIIIKIIJI.
COLLEGE
in continuous session
Information on new»
BUSINESS
Oflers useable education, and is
moon-mm
HALL-MARK
CANDIES
m sass
$1.10 lb.
15hkiirv insos.
WMlem
‘1 "mm
nous IRO‘I’HIM Pl...-
Fiorenroihers’ Gm
mural-pubs
rota
comm Mahogany Cabinet, _.
anteed in every respect. Has ‘
gear; noiseless powerful spring“:
extra loud and wonderful cl
sandbox: has an automatic
starter and stopper; all me
highly nickeled. Will last a it!“
FOR BOAT OR CAMP A3 m
FINI A8 THE HOME.
GREATEST PHONOM ,
BARGAIN rm 0"“ I
seem VALUE .3
FACTORY PRICE D
$15.00
We can furnish cases tor ports.
TIME PAYMENTS
can“ oteoounre '
Home Goods and help to us-
Home People employed
Wonder Talking
Machine Co., Inc.
nuts! 3. station". PM ‘
DAYW
South Net-walk. Cell.
Mnmauatsmpia
sacrament. amniotic-
GARDEN
TOOLS
.W
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