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three.
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Roberts,
m ulhvr
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work.
'11. litre.
w . «in, small
... laional use of
ii.” bor View Beach.
ll .ililttctl. Phone 1065-13.
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siding canoe to rent or
i
1.1! hand. l‘hone 795-3.
nix-1 cashier,
and
~ Illlllt-l.
mil tor general
1 . “milling. Appl
. Mum St., 50.
house.
Dr. Diets,
orwaik.
.- Mir-la for
\ptlll' H. J30
\mwulk.
I Youn girl to do “git
. i an take care of busy.
w..- Jnnnette. 66 50. Main t.
1 in family of 2 “am:
[wt «in to assist with house.
\\ rm- or coil, 12 Elmwood
1 20‘2.
4.-
IN wAmerican men {or
i. will work on da
\lipli FTmp. Oflic
Rubber (‘0.
Tom.
l-‘ivc room house for sale
,nlulls only. 2 Morton Ave,
6"» Taylor Ave. S. Norwalk.
Sit room apartment: with
All improvements. furnace.
11.1.. rent. inquire “Lowe St..
-- v .llk, (‘onn
a 12in?
y an ll
0, Nom‘lk
_a"‘
"\l
.0
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house-
Scparate . rooms.
building. Huhbell
4 Storage Co.. Inc.. Sauce»
Conn. Tel. Westport 07. We
~ nctzoiiahie warehouse receipts.
LOST
—--,..__.
ll ltl-ZNT AStorage Space.
'1 ruriflture.
11- proof
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New white row boat. marked
_ \iutuh.” Reward. “2 ll.
:1“) Hurlml‘ View Ate, Harbor
llwlt ll
ll‘l'"
1
LI
'l.\i" llilntllt- and white bull do
. limit 2 Hawkins avenue. on cnl
lVlMllilll), Tel 225. Liberal reward.
in?
GEORGE B. HOLTZHAN
CARPENTER AV" nmJn-m
Jobbing l'romptiy Attended to
Telephone 1 i73-5
Uormeriy Fort-man for l". J. Hoaxes.
ORLINS’ '
TIRE VULOANIZING SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY 8203.
39 West Washington Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
w and Used Tires and Tubes Bole
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
No
a
Lincoln Taxi Company
I\l|l.li \lf\\' )lAVAf-‘IISHCVT
First Class Service
Careful Drivers
t “J. (W Its AVYTIMI‘I
. Phone 997
it Rulroad Ave, 80. Norwalk
KE‘NDRICK’S GARAGE
FORD SERVICE. WELDING
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
30 CHESTNUT Bram
SOUTH NORWALK
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ISTATB
Look! What We are Oflorlna
Thl. wuk. '
hardwood floors, 64"00121 and
Ir :ur furnace, all improve
lit
a? ,,. ................ 84.000
‘ ltdsh will take poasession oi
‘ ‘-- .wnullfui homes. Good loca-
l“l'\'
" ,H ‘ "W 34500. smd Jocstion.
H 114-: '
w,“ ’0’ 35-000, 800d location.
t‘mmiiy
luv,
houses from “.000 to
all centrally located.
Mr the sense ' '
.0 $1.000. n 1.) rent from
from $3,200 .to $05,000.
blocks
{
from 816.000 to
-- lrom $5,000 to 375.900.
SWARTZ &. CORSETT BLDG.
WILLIAM F." HOYT.
REAL asTATE
I‘WM 831; Ollie. 435
. r
Phene:
0
Dodge 191
bulgi-
BED CAR.
9 Cowman-eta!
till: 1'
Several Ford.
°°°dyear and Flak 11...,
on re
wmpo" szoved waits “watt.
LYON's cams
, .
K
Advertise In mom
mu
.l..llng age, salary
winczltion. Write box 5,
lili‘l for cooking and
No
White preferred.
Dorlon
W
litpt'rlenced chaufleur.
Shore-
required. Phone
w
“'lsh to hire for
rowboat _or
private
Best
to do
whoa-ping in Grocery store,
.vtlwcted. Address Cash-
packing Id art-
obs & Sonevnay A
l . 1
~ Sffifilammmfi 31'.“
day exists. sale at am I
FOR SALE-— house-ats
8«two 31'. First 1313qu 1 i
Mi limits; is» stain SL; with?
FOR SALE—Belch Sod":
, new tires.
L?“ U". 5 wire wheels, no?
runs~ as new. Pm
3.301!er in" So. Norwaik. e ”‘ '
FOR SALE—z brass
walnut. 1 white e
mattresses for all.
and pictures. dressers
iection and sets on
clock. mahogany tea
machine. all kennel
Charles H. Al
AVe.. E. Norwal
beds. 2 black
rings and
11101113 ht:
. c , c
books, a
wagon tables.
d ‘ s. Mrs
sthorpe ‘33 s l' '
I 98' W
k. Phone 835. q
ron Sans—7 p... ‘
model in A-l condltlon.
his? '5“
FOR SALE—New Dyneto
end "shun unit suitable t
mobile or boast; 1 K
cheap; also 2 ext
Stromberg ear
Tel. 2269.
Norwnlk.
Buick, '10
new tires.
Dinner. 9 Cedar St... m
or auto-
no: touring car
ra tonnesu seats. 1
rotor. l‘ltcn . Bake
80. Main St,
rain. 12 rooms, hard.
- ths. tire places.
2 our games. 68
we.
Geo. Mitchell. Owner. Tel. 1861.
F953 SALE—Good ‘ king Holstein
w_ 8 be seen at 0
g} dsor Place.
in; da ly
FOR SALE—Party leaving”
. .2
I'.
South
FOR SALE—Ba
wood doors. 3
and coal range, est
town
room
’il‘li
PHCOI
l 13 High 30.
ephen Polishes.
wishes to sell Walan
suite, tinned oak 0.
wicker cb‘airs, kitchen table,
chairs. New in good condition.
right for quick 1:10. Cal
South Norwalk, 2d door.
FOR SALE—Car of lame eating pets.
toes. Site or bu. This week only.
Brower & alone Food Co Phone
19+:
FOR SALE—1920 Ford .tourin car.
with starter: also a late 19]. Ford
touring car. domeuntable rims. dplace
for starter: also late 1918 For run-
about. Call at Westport Ava. or
phone 2163.
FOR SALE—Standing hay. Mrs. K.
1.. Prentiss, 76LWoodward Ave.
FOR SALE—2i ft. powerboat. brand
new. 2 cylinder. 0 Her-e engine. re-
versible. just. installed. wood all solid.
new paint. Cost 8800, make otter.
Tel. 2507 itowayien. ~
FOR SALE
The beautiful rcsidencc. located at
No. 6 Stevens Street. (near Armory)
8 rooms with all modcrn improve-
ments. Well located and‘ in Al con-
dition. Must be sold this month. for
particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street Norwaik.
Real I-latatMIan-ance
*:
j;
I Flore Brothers’ Garage
I Overhauling endlepatring
NOTICE SPEClAL MEETING'
i1 Hartford Place Tel. 989
I ma! BROTHIRO, Prone.
Notice ls hereby given that H
lirt‘t‘lill met-tin of the lezni voters of
t It' fn
Third Ta: g District will he held
at (‘ommunily Hall in said district on
Friday evening, June 24th at 7 p. m..
standard time. tor the following pur-
poses:
l” -'i‘o appropriate 11
for the use of the li
tricf.
2w To anthorl
to borrow such a
l
Hum or money
brary of said dis~l
le the commissioners
um or sums of monev
as the meeting may up ropriatc and
to rive n note'or notcs t erelor.
iliilcd zit Norwmk this 13th day of
June. 1921.
ll. ll BENNETT.
'wess‘suosn canines
80m Nor-walk and New York
9 a. R. Are u “"0 J Lean-n
‘ PHONE 007 ' '
. m savn atom
”were! the-healiam'
05 the market. *
This week only . .
C. B. Lamps :20 and 110 volt l
u
l
200 WattNttI-ogsniamp M.
"ll-W MLun -
04"th arWhiteDay
olet Ray Lamp. :20 and
110 volt.
TrytholetRayLamp
titm
Shop OW
Bear ct Wenoflfl. St.
HALF PRICE RBMNANT SALE.
and .by'the yard. all* kinds dress
goods. will be held every week, Wed-
nesday. Saturday. and Honing, by H.
Bluestoae, rear 1 Matt Ave. orwalk
{unflallqtosltlh
EXPERT AUTOMOBILE MECHANDG.
Tester, and Inspector will locate the
knock in your '
. use «3*
troubles: and estimate bill
tree 0: charge. Drop me a .
PEC '
122 South Main Street. South Nags“.
LIGHT TRUCKING
Local and Lo'finDIstance
Promptly and Ca ll Handled
PHONI Id
' ' w. J. LYONS
Pmmtuszgguav—cflmla‘tllgvp '
B s'ron mm coma.
”wisimfi'im sswuas
muss,
W lks. Rot w and All
‘ mutilation."
.m r"- 52?.
hone orwal
We ' rates-i lasso.
Goods. swsoisn '
Snip Wt. m
Commercial Bull”!!!
Dean.
I. CLARK
110 Taylor Ave., Se. Nemik, ct.
Curbing Gutten._ wn Rolling. Con-
crete and ar alks
Work Done In First Class Style.
a w4.1.1
H you I-i9il(’.‘lture to sell? it
an rn
so. :zll it to J ’le & Ashe Nothing is
too big or In Our prices sregood.
Write or call 499. 37 Fort 8L. East
Norwalk.
FRO HI FACTORY TO
M 1TH! NONI.
“In"... a“ 3 sold on our 3:
eat ping. Also renovatinl. “11"
laetion guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 for nmtative to
call.
NORWALK MATTRESS 00.
Franklin and Monroe et. 00. Not-walk.
NATHAN l. MILLER
General connecting. painting and
paper hangings fl ll ven
Estimates c 06 u .
a Nathan. Tel. 001—:
8. Miller. Tel. 1423-5
10 Spring Street. Norwalk. Conn.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now Is the time to paint finin- house
and keep it from decay. are your
room decorated. Ask for my prices
on wall paper. and paints. Save from
20 to do per cent on labor and mate-
. Alexander White. 95 Lowe 8L.
South Norwalk.
N Bros. 1.00.1 and long distance
mills“ ofaIikinda. Dali tripsto
Ne: rim. mm- 71 Calu- street.
Pass. on.
CARRIGAN 5 FLYNN. local and In!
distance tracking of all kinds
one. Leary 1: Co.. Phone 1577. Bees.
phone 308. .
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
will overhaul and repair your eat.
any make. in your own garage.
Phone 603-6.
FRED GREENWOOD.
‘ _ s. c. MARSHALL.
(.ommissioners Third Taxing District.
_At it Court of Probate
hrowaik. '“k’lllilll and for the
o orwa . on the 1:111: dn
lA. 1).. 1921 ‘
\Vhereas. written application
been made to this court lor lhe~’
and recOrding in and by this Court 01
certain writings with said applhatton
filed and therein alleged to be duly
authenticated and exemplified copy 0.
the will of Katherine lh othy bfatterv
Henry, late of Elizabeth. in the
county ot Union. and state of New
Jerseg. deceased and or the record
of t 2 pr lug: had establish-
ing the. same fore the Surro-
gate Court for said county of Union:
and for administration of the‘emte of:
said deceased in Connecticut. with?
said will . -
Ordered: That said application he!
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwalk. on the 22nd day of'
June. 1921. at 1 o‘clock. attention. and
all persons interested therein are
hereby cited $311 ”there to appear
ittheyseeca eand beheard there:
«1- “din is-fflther '
Ordered. m: p hiic notice at
huldrn at.
district t.1‘
nl J'mn.
ha;
: iyn
said citation be
POUND.
FOUND Row boat, 12 it.
may have 9.1m" hv
Til “'infl“ ‘
long. Owner
paying for Adv.
East Norwallt.
HEPENDABLE
PLUMBING
"Quick Service
W. J. Ungvary
Phone 2389
et
. ‘ .1 . me
interested in saitf innit: byl ’
plicant. on a ”“416th
andcnstion'lo be nu shed in a lie ‘
L per .hauing. -a.-drcm*.h
-istrict. at least ilve whim
Vln «it 0 Mouse! .
isthmcgncoumu fail." a."
his a co ,
01%;:an on or some “10in ,
. y ' ,_
1w.-oamonr. .l
‘ Me. ll
,
fi
- NEW tom-Jen. Lite-fie -
sat ,laui recorded lathe least
hum“
fror
J
V l
"sent-ts the-garages.
who plenum “Omitted: sue or
the labelwhlch mus-m been
nachos. was minions .thn’ “the no
tie tree begln’to'bm fruit it was
seen that it was something ”The way
at a novelty. s‘ magnetic men
plum. that was-not known to anyone
in Susan: _end not no. mane
could be obtained oflt tint-guts
a... plum. or 00 m it non
others, the gru minis,“ was used
and became um —'~ Gin-tine
Science Monitor.
um our AS 11 Pm? m0
Famous Loom 'Itreet Had its legiti-
me. in the Willow at Mutants
for New Opel-t.
For the origi- ot that thmons street
in London known as Pall Mall. we can
hark back and take amines the
diary 0! that remaiiabie men. Sain-
uel Pepys. On April 2. 1081. ‘he aye.
“To St. James park. where I saw the
duke of York playing at Psicmcle. the
tint time that! ever saw the sport.”
The duke-'s brother. th Cherie-t
had recently formed what is called
the mail for the playing at this game.
which was new in England. as there
had previously existed a walk for
that purpose on the ground occupied
by the street now known as Pall Mall.
The game was introduced trom
France. but the. name appeared to be
from the Italian “palamagiio” and
was played with a bail and a mallet
along a straight alley and through a
ring elevated mt 12 feet OI an nfll
extending from a standard. The game
someti'hst resembles golf. as the win-
ner is he who eii'ects this object in
the smallest number of strokes. The
mallet is somewhat similar to the one
used in croquet. the handle beina
much longoraad the face so inclined
as to raise the ball when struck. This
he" was ahead) inehoa in (lament-3-
Exchange-1
The Artist's Choice.
In the cnt- Pr 0! every artist there
canes a supreme moment when he
or she must choose between two serv-
Ices—the service of art or the service
of self. While the artist In actually
thudyiniz and qualifying. this choice
is hardly adored; he is all artist
then. because he is learning and try-
ing to grasp and achieve a mmand
of his art; the artist is always a
lest-oh. and the true learner is in
some degree an artist. But with
l‘nrhierement and mastery come_ recog~
nition and applause. come, oppor-
tunity and pin-er. The artist has be-
come a niattter. a teacher. endowed
with that subtle quality that lays
the world at his bidding. when he
may either make his followers glorify
him or glorify his art. The choice
is between serving his art or making
it serve him. For the artist who re-
mains true there can be no choice;
he must go on serving and learning.
—Fllson Young.
The Moth's Song.
In contrast with a host of buzzing
relatives. the moths are a silent tribe.
'Dlll makes the death's head moth all
the more conspicuous in having a
voice with which it makes a sound
sot-«hing like a mouse‘s squeak.
which can be heard at a distance or
several ynrds. It appears from a re-
. cent learned investigation that while
the cricket and cicada. and indeed
all other-tunetul. insects, no compara-
ble to iiddiers or other members of a
stringed band, the death'- head moth
really is a vocalist snaking its son
with its mouth on there“ pipe plan
on which land animals Gas-aid. It
the insects should get up a concert.
the death's head moth is the only voice
Ind a voice and lift it up in psotut‘l
—Christlan Science Monitor.
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- new to Check Aces-ate.
When cheeks-come back from the
bank a good way to strainten out as-
l
neighborhood” besieged i didn't
theilrsttimelenrspentawnela
dollarona "M”
crud. _’
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Tile-w
hie—m. . _
“How do ya mean. “It“?!
“By got an idea. he bad game Ital,
let [divine Mt them. toiling-
bedy, from ever nudist “In s‘sse’ae»
ccpt himself." . * ‘
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3/... .':
/‘ , .‘ 1' .
ul/ 2?“?
t
1
*mssiso‘xn
"A man shouid‘mevsr tan: about
What he does not Md.”
“Well. sometimes he can'get away
trim it. it he's sure his Isolate
don't understand it either.”
--v-——
Plan-ant W .
When the Scraplelghs begin
They have out» a bout.
For Its never gives in
And she never gives out
Relative Rank.
'And do you think I would prove a
ntlsfsctory mate with whom to sail
the sea of life?" he asked softly.
“0h. so-so." the maiden responded
coolly. "You'd do pretty well as a
mate, I guess. if you clearly under-
stood who was captaln.”—Conntry
Gentleman.
One Way‘of Argument.
Gibson—I must have convinced
Partridge. .
Benjamin—“11y do you think that?
“Why he held Wte flows to
me at first. but later he readily agreed
with me." ‘
"Perhaps you only tired him."
Ne lines Then.
“Pl. if We were living in the center
of the earth. we'tLhave lots it fun.
wouldn’t we?"
“Why should we. my son.”
“Calm my My an ever!-
thlng there loses Its gravity.”-Boston
Transcript.
Her Experience.
“Now. girlie."
“Yes?"
“If you refuse to let a man kiss you
he'll think you are worth running
after."
"Maybe so. But many of the men
are easily scared off."
Limited. ‘
First Sergeant Wilkerson—Ky baby
never cries as much in summer as in
winter. ‘
Set-gt. Nancie—How is that?
Wilkerson—he nights are shorter.
-—8parks.
sense Financially.
.‘Edlth is, of those girls whose
interest in a man is governed by M!
wealth.”
“i see; the greater the mini. the
greater the interest.”—Beetou Tm-
script.
"I don't now ‘beu't that. M”?-
use‘da-m‘etpum"
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Tort. sudden; M‘Lockwood. of
mm: Even. of .
-een‘ ices will ‘11:» hud' from her late
daylight saving tune; Rev.
' 11.00:.
7 . 1:80 pins—beg
secular dividend on
Mall
_ the stream
91% to 4 points.
..- .. ’ A4’_
.Hrazsuaan Even died last night at
her ”fifnaily avenue. after
prolonged‘ gins-a. _ pned' fifty-eight
years. snot: ..
II, I' ,
on, magnetism '
Gesture-fl nine 0
. Once you enter our f
~ you will item'n to“-..
wire sie'doing >~ -.... '3.»
.make your transaction - "1
ant for you, , J; .
It isihe established
, . of thisbankm cm“.
1 Lockwood. o: ._ ,‘nterton. New utmost courtesy to e . _ L. ‘7
MM ' who transact: any b-a “:-
here.
Oats-ville. New ram and one on.
M“. Funeral
home Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Gabriel
Dokus will officiate. Interment will .
be'ln‘ m 1H3” Gmelery.
" -‘ ~ — - —J—'-— "‘
. Mas-y bikers: Johnson.
“if {flinch-a Johfion. Wt
daughter of Mr. and Mrijames Joni».
son. died Sunday evening in the Nor ‘
waik’HoaNtal . Funerai’aervicee wil- ,
he held this atternoen “at 4 o'clee .. -
tron-the chariot-01w Direcbo '
Frederick Fl. Qannng., Interment’ ..
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DOST—Watch and chain. Friday. hes
tween 1 Union’- stem, . .
am“ 310 reward. Leavsl
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use of our services. We
our friendship, no
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ings accounts. One
will start you and you ’
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