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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
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in East avenue,
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WANTED
(.ilUS AND MEN
WANTED
operators wanted on
Ner-
..l residence, Norwa h,
l p. m.. daylight saving
.l:.;..~1_ Greenwood Genie
H g m. Friends from
. ’j . . . - li' mutated to attend-the
One 1919 Maxwell touring.
One Overland races-bout.
WRIGHT'O GARAGE
FOR BALE—A 1917 0'", la
“_§151.bngglr-d nfw minus; 33rd ago};
a a sac lice. In like
(ligfiidw. 0. Fresh. 18 Lowe 8L, Phone
FOR. SALE—Fine 12-roomreeldence, 2
car garage. at sacrifice; very best
location. Doctor 0: boarding house
cash. George Mitchell. Telephone 183?:
FOR SALE—25 head mill: -
Mansfield avenue. Sulzer 3:23..
Darien.
to residnce. 761. Albert A. Betta.
‘ a
no em:— stmt, not-walk, Phone 1390‘ ‘ my: '
7i , '__ .
’ . . DIED . . . .
w, .4311”. 4 _ you SALE: Busmrss NOTICE
. l .4 .v. June . after a FOR 5 ‘— - . ' ’ -
x: “mm, E MM, .3 One 3533:9310“??? Buick touring. We start you in the Cendylnehing
at home. or small room
ence unneces . MemWolnen. _
ofTwhlcthe deceased was the head:
from the South Norweik Club. of
which he was e member, and from the
110 Taylor Ave” So. Nomi G.
Curbing Gutters. Lawn Rollingk'Con-
onto and Tar Walks
Work Done Inflret Clea-«Style.
Loo? ‘
Have Ion any furniture to sell? If
so. sell t to Jello & Ashe Nothing is
tog-vbig or smalt‘gurrpricos esre good.
I'm or “n .' t-s M
gown. ”m
SOUTH NORWALK TAXI 05
(nothing work non SALE— m -
1 1920 F . TONY OOPPOLA JO! PICIUN‘
L. _ , 3..., ”am... a.“ . 1917 Ford touring; ‘1”1313“l§3lo§ 1” wast-nu "$7343“
. steady work. ..Davison Motorcycle, 3 speed. 'l‘urp- 1'le
pike Garage. Come eveniuga .a' Open- Day “d Nil.“ 1—,.
.:‘ rays. 5 Days a Week F0 . ’ 5;" 1'". pm 1’;
R SALE—5 cows: 3 fresh": - '
Apply ‘ lng. Te165i~i. Tarlov. 9 FerrismAitlvg. MTH'HW‘mut-s and
W- '- ‘ hostcr Mfg. 00- FOR SALE—Chevrolet «to. 19:0 3390. mm :5“ “.0 _“M“&°"..mm—,
o . - -'\.5‘, Port Chester. N. Y. «Egrrdégfs wiggs‘deénounlebles'. “mm muamlw
’ i 11 Edlle Aver. Norwtxlxéfn‘ '0. ' an. u I" t.
- FOR 8 Ford to : WALK MATTE!“ 00. ‘
“, \NTED demountable rim. shoe £30352}: P H and It.“
; t e holders. double wishbone. Also ,’ NATHAN ‘ HILLZR
“ . . md G“... for 33”“, 1919 Ford runabout. Two good bir- m mg. painting end
.~....-.g Machines gagge- 2%.? 3‘ 5 We‘l‘W“ Ave-- °’ senor mains. V
Apply - - _ _ . - H__g WW?”
h; mean a song ron SALE—Fire wood at reduced ‘sl'm'lor' 3&1”.
“a, St. prices from Bett’s Mill. Telephone ' " him-Cour
10 8mm
'l'o lim'iwo family house.
vmt-nts. Address A. H.
House. 6 rooms. Barn. 7 acres land.
Many peach and apple trees. grapes.
d cows. 2 horses. 1% ton truck. many
r a a chickens. Price $5.000-for vim“. for Ohio.” I Go. mm. M former postmastcr of Westport. was
‘I \ ctr-Horn! houaow further particulars ‘ plume m hold Ii. 2 o'clock ihll, temps from
« . ork girl. ‘ the latr home in Main-street. Rev
'. , in... Boston post no“ Ask J h T H nun-r euro Immune .4 ' '
M‘ 'i'tlcpllone West t 9 o n . ayes will _ (.corgt- ll. Holmnn officiated. Burial
. nor 5. 1 Main Street Not-walk. any 3:21;“: “a n r ' w” m we “1"“.ka ry-
. ' .__S, ),_,__._ ‘ ' . n our w garage. ~r ~ -—-——-—
\l Mirna-id Pony. Phone “”1 L‘t‘“ 1mm” PhD-e $084. y o 1: Today in W!“ Street
. ._.___ .y.:.. " . . , ‘ “ . . ——-—
u' Mn .0. m .0... m... WILLIAM runov'r m Wlily-INS m... mm... ,0.” .. m._
l'. ("Int-fill or or”. Apply Stliison; Rm ESTA“ gun“! “or lillsilll'hfl on the Stock Exchange to-
F . _ till) lugnn with a resumption of last
u- lzn—oms for card dapartmcnt House- allJtindI. Single a Double. AUTO ACCESSORY 370“ “""“"“ ”Mm"- 1"“ "‘°"“““‘"“ ‘m
"1- e. c.- J. Cash. luc.. Chestnut St: ”"8" and mm"- m *1" Demon- 1.51:" woufi'll‘g‘ggmsm.‘ WHMM by “now" “mp bm‘k m
k and parts of the Norwalks. RED lzi-itisli Exchange. Losses of 1 to al-
Honses for $2 500 $3 200 $4 000 New and Used Tires and Tubes 80“ must 2 points mnrkt-d the early of-
To LET 85,000. , . . . . . smfiflgeaReasonebl: frring'il of Ailuntic Gulf. American
_ . . ’ r eso no en Oils lnlvrnutlonal. General As heit. Cali-
'1) LET 420“”... im woven)?“ H _ ”03"“le CH) and Country Homes. ‘ - L rnrnia l‘ctrolcllm R v I p, -
um... -. la is. ; '. . -' ‘ J“ prices from 3': 000 to :30 000 t ' 0'" 1 “mt cm
mm' ‘ t . ”H“ Aloe. Currie E ”I ]m .. , . KENDRICK S GARAGE rihie Nicol and Gcncrsl Electric. The
'V'l'ETl—Al .h‘. din“) ’w h to {Erma ncnr by, prices from 33.200 PO sharrs of railroads traversing the
. m. H... ”gm 115““.k‘1npigzor120:3: D o.00‘0'. 13 RD SERVICE, WELDING lilIOdt‘d section of Colorado were duli'
l. 1‘7 _' - .. _ . ' .- eSlr: - . , _
- ' ' “0““ “"'““’k- (0""~ to slanting. "mm” mm“ 3154'00 ALL woax GUARANTEED “"d "°‘ "‘“m'm """md‘
’l . 1 ‘l‘ “1.) no! [-0th it. Small Houses to rent for the Sea. 30 mm STREET ‘VALL STRl-I‘il'l‘. Noon—Sugars
‘ . v son from
i 'f .‘7;',!”r sen->0". n..." Halon 3300 to 31.00“ SOUTH NORWALK wcrt- tllc ccntcr of an active selling
. , “':‘_"_:_”l””"’d' phone 1794;. For furtl l ' movement during the morning. losing
l l‘ N not It ormatlon call and l to 4 points on another cut in the
ll. \ 1 [I]? “(1“th freeman! [of me Show you what I hove. refined products Rhipplngg coped-
w it 101le Top m: in ' ' ‘ " k ‘
, ”Hm: “H ”1 1m . . ' ‘ WIL 0' D ARS ally Lnitrd l-rult. extended their de-
it I wlmliil-rtli) ltl)(“:lit.,il. letlll;)t‘-:; mm. P. HOYT clines and all ”N on”. “Ot.bly Ron!
J ( H mm“. — Balkan. Ben Your Old Cm to “1. Dutch. Asphalt and Pierce pfd. show-
; , . i ‘ fig . B - . ed lnrrt-ast-d heminrss. Motor Acces-
cm“. Penna“). “)de -' ~ . r W Auto WM- sorirs. Chemicals and Motion Picture
,, , ..: . llllSiilt-Hs. Inquire in! C specialties also lost ground and U. S.
l‘ l i l. 6 So. Main St. BR ' ‘ 0. ' Steel forfeited in point on extensive or-
:1 ‘ i. ,1 7 l .. . F USHES BetwlslookaI'th AW‘ rerings. Colorado Fuel and Colorado
room n prim“. . m ”a can and Southern Railway lost 1 and 2
1‘ wl-rmrmrlntsfigogd r. s, or the Teefl‘ B ' Counter at” points. respectively. as a result of lat-
loan 6.3m“. _ est advices from the devastated so -
A g .- (‘ r. Sentinel. The twice-a-day brush the ‘ Phone Barnum 5686-2 tlon. Call mom-v opened at 7% pg:
q 1., '. ““Tiff‘ufifi’f,‘ teeth hablt is the finest of an Second hand M and tilt.” cent. and forcign exchange evinced
. cM '- .‘ t‘ ’
, “MM mom. a“ 2“": 2111:: habits. If your teeth are fit thinks of eu- further unsettlcmrnt. .
l — Sulllil Mnln Strt-ot. right ‘IIJS‘ZaHYhyour health Is WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.—Amerl-
1 . v“ ‘1 7." ma .. magma hufh elpfiyou select a can Tobacco. Bosch Magneto. Chicago
. on stou- of US at W)“ meet With ”In CAR. Pneumatic Tool. Continental Can and
x. in So. Norwnlk. A firm
.mnn. can have up to H
l”:ll'it!~ A. Brand. 21
:x'o. Nora-elk. Conn.
Storage Space.
in i ii i'(‘.
rm;
house-
Separate rooms.
building. Hubbell
White 00.. Inc. Sausa-
'l'l‘l. Wcstport 47. We
li't- warehouse receipts.
your individual requirements,
dilld that will clean your teeth
and protect them.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACICT
N Main St. Se. Norwalk, Cone.
l
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“LOST
4"“! out? button, initiale
. in! it)!‘ return to Tal'lov
-"ill'0.
:tl‘tvmoon. between
4 «hr. rind Armory, man's
"mfulllinx money and
ill in relumed to Senti-
H‘LE OF REAL ESTATE.
~ il'lll'rtliinl to an order Of
lmlmle tor the Dietflcj
.."'ilnrlzlnc' him there-
.. Ililli'l' hereby offers {of
\-- llL":i, title and interest
Ylm lit-rman. late of Nor-
n '1! l. deceased. had u
“Wider-ease in and to the
. llm'll real estate, to Wit:
'1 ih'll't't'l of land with the
my. minding. situated in
“HM-Hi. at South NW
\“nl its 225-22? Flax Hm
, Marya: irom the City As.
H .\ lee! front. 105 feet
inrmrly line. 221 feet
\ ,n .l houndel Northerl!’
Hm'lel L. and Fred}.
._ by land now or for“
Ila. Benedict: .Southefi
. / . .. ml: and Westerly by
.. .‘n .lll Kl.'[ingvagy; '
. 13m term
«mom. lichEfat'Mw I to
Adminlltm...
I mmfipd ad [I
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SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk. 55.. Probate
Court. June 6, A. D. 1921.
Estate of Lena Radzimanowski,
sometimes written Lena Redimonoski,
late of Norwalk in said District, de-
ceased. ,
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of.Norwalk, hath limited- and
allowed six months from the. date
hereof for the creditors. of said E8-
tees to exhibit their claims for settle-
glgillt. ghase who neglect to presgnlt
m m ' at .
within said time. will beydebsgttl'e
recovery. persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to' make
immediate payment to
AUGUST MANOWBKI.
_ ' Administrator.
1... fl- -
WHEREAC. 1.331).»: 3‘ d
e ayor an Council
of the City of Emma-oases to lay
out. elterrchenge and grade a portion
of Plymouthr in said: to
wit: between Ward and Elisa th
as aforesaid
NOW minimal-fl Notice is here.
. . 191. at
’ciock p-.m.. -
- 1
ia’hereilrlpoelihd 1s
.01
,conse,‘ June 4. A. 1).; nu.
{lg-ea. and to lay out. alter change! M Tho-es
1mm pastime! “ism
. -' City National Bank. of which he m
‘ _ “111‘“!th P‘ a director. There were also many
I. OLARK ' other tributes from friends both In
Norwslk and from out of town. The
services were well attended. The in.
torment was in Riverside cemetery.
Mel of Ira. Perry.
Funeral of Mrs. Sophronte Perry.
widow of Judge F. W. Perry. was held
at 8:10 o'clock this afternoon from the
Riverside chapel. Rev. Louis J-
Behoeppler. pastor of the South Nor-
walk Baptist church. officiated. Bur.
lal was in the Riverside cemetery.
Fun”! of M. E. lead. .“
Funeral services for Melville E.
Mead weer held yesterday afternoon
at the late heme 148 East avenue and
were largely attended by relatives
and friends. new. Ernest F. McGnglor
officiated. The remains were taken
to Greenwich this afternoon where
services were held at t o'clock at the
Greenwich cemctcrf chapel. Burial
was in the Greenwich ‘cemetery.
“more! of Carol Swanwick.
The funeral of Carol Hicks Swan.
wick was held this afternoon from m.
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Swanwick. 1'1. 15 High street.
First district. liev. C. A. Mas-ks of.
flciated and burial was in the R
side cemetery.
*" " ' ”fir Fct'ifiisln SAed gar?“ ”83.3 ""“l'i‘eo-g-r my“: “m“ ""“ 3"“
- u- on ‘ . he? - r ‘ M...
v. . alleles -'— rapidt button Street. New Canaan. Phone 7. m- m ””3133: ”T2; ”:23“ °‘ ”:2." L
. l tron :7 con 3, um“ "I my“ “I”. a. a o owai'lon. was > this
1‘ . . lilt'l'lit‘llf'ctk glppl)‘ Louis FOR SAW—Pal: of work horses. at” Wm ‘38“ afternoon at 2 o'clock (8. T.) from the
h . tI ace. East 2 Vl'ork‘ double zor single. Phone 194- mxm t. 3°:‘ytl‘zn ”Him“ ““253; Rt: Fm"
_... D imp or 1“ event _ ‘lar ofilc atlas. torment
Vi « “rum-lent wom t a“ N Bros. local “8 fl was in Spnn‘ Grmr mu". Darlen.
L .h‘hm.“ part tun“ 3 FOR BALE—A new flat bottom 14 of all kinds. tripe tel
,, Mm... Write 03, :2" ft. row boat. Never been used. New ore. Address 71 . “W“ "‘“'mu
m ’ Summit House, Belle Price 835.00.. Edward Miller. Yost .-
“ ,fm; Fume-“mg on (35- FOR SALE £Lfl'nd Mfiu‘ "ml :3 held ‘Saturday utter-noon from St.
‘ :‘nn ul. ho resident. highest prices. little! 9. Marys church. burial was in 8"
r... .: llrc and Rubber Co. Small farm in East Not-walk. HARRY J. mum. Mm" °°"‘"‘"-"'
3:29:91}? commercial
Several Partial,"e
2311”». and'Fislt Tires.
Mn removed “In . w
Weetport Ave. “ ¢:L 1m
LVON'O GARAGE
l‘hucrsl 0! “that 8. Nest.
The funeral of “Willem Edge: Nash.
Standard Oil. or New Jersey. were
among the various stocks to show ex-
treme loses of 2 to 4 points during
the dull midaession. Short covering
in the motor group effected rallies of
l to 1% points.
DEPENDABLE
PLUMBING
Quick Service
._...-- ..._— -- .._.-.-..
g “EI‘YOOITTLtACOOUNT'
man-Iver of' Norwelt. ss.. mu
7 of 1. Raymond. late‘ .
i Ordered. That the executors
m :
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity: Gener-
ally fair tonight and Tuesday: not
much change in temperature: gentle
to modern“. variable winds. Ant-area
of high pressure centralover the rm
eegion is producing pleasant weather
in the eels-rs districts. Scattered
showers were reported during the last:
, :twcuts-four hours in the southern and
'western sections. The temperature is
slightly below normal for the season
of the year east of the Misti-l)?!
‘ rive r. .
Immense”? norm
mm .
WASHINGTON, June- l.—4¥nte
00mm! that it about he held dub].
upheld todeo' we. ._
A “outfit“,h
Jar. ,, coconut. to thy:
. d tho—Council Chmben‘ ia’ho..19nget.
Mail. all, ‘
“""‘ tu.ooo.ooo tn debt his
The funeral of Jean Marie Matteo,
bits from Dec. 1 to October 7. which
a”; d‘au‘ghtfrlosf :lr.dend Ills. Joseph allows the limited use of ferrets. but
a or c . o .7 va emy street was
' does not include Belgian hares and
i
“was” the shooting.
tin-Senator Kissed)!
meet adding to the list of incorpora-
tors the names of Senators Brooke.
Drew, Trumbull. E. F. Hail. W. H.
Hall. Candee. Challenger. Golden.
Potter. m. Arcubeld, McDon-
ald. Graham and Eno. LieuL-Gov.
Templeton. Senate Clerk Countryman
and Chaplain Soule also were added.
and Senator Brooks added the name
of Joseph Mullen. veteran newspaper-
man. Senator Brooks said he quali-
fied himself as an original incorpora-
tor. as he lost his hair while attend-
ing hearings on free toll bridges. the
taking of tolls of! the New London
bridge and theta“ tolk ol'the
when he heard the State would be
hair , grew
again. but it stood on end and left a
bald spot. The bill as amended Was
adopted.
A bill-unending the New London
charter (substitute for House Bill 451)
was adopted by the Senate in concur-
rence. Itcreateseboardofdmce.
Although no one tn the House could
describe a “Jack rabbit." a bill was
adopted in concurrence to make a
close season on wild hares and rab-
Jeck rabbits.
When the Orange town division bill
was called up in the House. charges
were made that propagunda was be-
Ing circulated for end against it. It
was tabled for an amendment.
The Senate bill which would stop-a
municipality from spending more than
3500 for private detectives unless spe-
cific appropriation, was adopted by
the House in concurrence.
The steam boiler Inspector bill was
cormurrrd in as well as the bill to es—
teblieh an accredited herd test in
eradication of bovine tuberculosis.
IA~ROY Sfim’l‘ C0. PICNIC.
at Roam Point Park.
shirt Company on Chestnut
annual outing and picnic.
will be held at lloton Point
850 to too are cxpectcgi to attend.
“1- Be [18‘ on Saturday. June 11th.
Saturday. June llth. will be a giTa
day for the employees of the “Roy-l
street.
Second district. as this will be the day
when the factory will hold its first
'Thc affair
park.
special care having been engaged ['6
take the ptcnicitcrs to the park. About.
The New York office will be the
ghet of the local factory at this time.
and an elaborate program of sports,
an"... ...o...._. g. .xoflm
ItlathahopeoftheJunicBedCre-.
ofAmeriestobr-ingtheeachildruin
touch with modern ldeesendedua-
STATE LAMB
PRESIDENT OW‘A
i
Pay. Your Bills 51.:
Open a Checklists»
count Now Witli g,
sou-rs nonwLI-i 3
s .1
4%: on Savings
posits.
Marceau-4|":
dumbed-p... ‘
Honda-mate? I..."
Boundaries-Jone,”
ON CONDITIONS
er. and the minutes of the union's
meeting were also read.
The indmiel conditions in this
city were commented upon by on-
club of the Wes in m
before entering the meeting. Bridge-
port was termed the “hardest hit"
in industrial centers of the east.
When the convention was opened
about zoo delegates were present.
representing practically every labor
organization in the state.
(‘ONSECI'ICLT A1105 PAY MOST
OF TOLIS.
NEW LONDON. June 6.-—The
statement of the Thames River bridge
made: public today. showed that Con-
necticut cars paid more than seventy-
rlve per cent. of the tolls collected dur-
ing the month of liley. Gross receipts
were given as IOASLSG. Of the total
number-of cars cro-ing the Thames
bridge during May 21.994 were of
Connecticut eegistratloe. and 6.774
were foreign.
Some folks in Nor-wall: won‘t work
in the garden becaus‘e’lh‘e's“ would
blister their halide. and. the reason
they blister their hands is that they
never do any work with them.
“'ASHING‘I‘OX. Junece.—The Gov-
crnment asked the Supreme court to
dismiss its appeal in the suit brought
against the American Can Company
and its subsidiaries. under the Sher-
man anti-Trust laws. The Govern-
ment loit in the lower courts.
The Government's action was based
on the decision of the Supreme court
Engineering
afternoon.
tunity to enjoy the day's program.
prises will be awarded to the wlnners
the game. by a score of 20 to 5.
game was played on the Colonial lot
the Newtown Inn was brought into
the Superior court today-by James
E. Corbett. of Newtown. who has filed
suit against Belle B. Leonard, of New
York city. asking an injunction and
t3.000 damages. According to the
complaint the’ two parties entered in~
to -en‘ agreement whereby the plan»
as was to purchase the inn on Feb-
ruary 11. 19:0. The sum of 82.150
was spent by the plaintt! in reflri‘ng
the place he claims and two days
after taking possession he arned the
defendant. intended selling he prem-
ises to another party. Summary pro-
cess proceedings to oust him were at-
so started. Corbett alleges and asks
the court to grant an injunction pre-
venting the sum' pm
from being prosecuted of salted-
damagea of 82.00.. I
M .
“VICTIIPOF' snoo'rmo new...
sum. . Jm- h~m~ ”‘5
who had his eyes shoe.
«out- Mild!!- ‘Mw in the
mused”-
lm..ls¢-vm~ Adams was tonsil—
including a baseball game between the
LeRsn- mmpeny'e team and the Nash
company will be planet itor-Gcenral l-‘rierson said it was con-
on the ltoton Point diamondln the'liderrd useless to continue the case
The factory will be closed all day _ —
on Saturday. thus allowing the em-
ployees and their families full oppor-
Thcre will be other sports as well
in which the girls can participate and
An Saturday afternoon the LGROY
team met the R. & 0. team. but lost
The
regular Leroy ten was not used. The
Ill-RV 1‘0““ INN ls 5113-!ng 01“
SU
Controvem over the purchase of
in the United States Steel Corporation
case. I n view of that decision, Solic—
againat the America: Can Company.
am an M‘
Unbleached Muslin "’”
11M for . . . . .
a .,.
o .
ism Mr, I . Child-WINS; as,”
EDUCATION. .
PURPOSE women
4 MERRILL
*1
n. A...
r “andummwtmi
03ers useable education. and
in continuous session
Information on route t
r .“t
TARLOV Elton.
HALL-MARK‘:
CANDIES '
m use
$1.10.“).
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