\i‘r.
in rent or
. .l 'Lll‘ 795 5;.
fill
r. . , and to do
. (Zl‘lli‘Pry store,
Address Casi»
:. ‘ . '. to do light
. (‘ill‘f‘ of bab .
.16 50. Main t.
is; ii i. l
9
h
0i adults.
.: ' t w ill‘l house.
it! i-zlmwood
._.._.___...._._
mun for lire
* “‘I ililV and night A
it. . llilil' '. NorWalk
in liET
'5" Nil! ll‘,
IDO.
Main
r home of five
5 - ml.- No chli‘
, l-nliV'th'fo. rullnlnz
., ..i i.llt' of plaice,
. ' Raymond.
l'lll'UC 204
.\l,
a.“
and ial'igl- pun
. «H‘. or two or
-'\ lllllt- lillt‘l'
——~——.....___
igl‘ Il:'<ni-cfalile col-
ll I'll) Av». luq_
v .-s Si
’7 ‘l-"ntte Space. house-
ii f .-l-. Separate rooms.
. building. HillllK‘ll
.~ '3‘ Co.. lnc. Sough-
Ml. Westport 47. We
i; .nlo warehduse receipts.
ORLINS’
we vuLcANIznto snap
and
. 0 ACCESSORY STORE
ii Viv t Washington Street
FOR HIRE—Cadulac 8 'i'ouri
Parties taken out anvwhgrg, all;
hour or da '
Railroad Avyo,or "eh mm“ ”7'
FOR SALE—7
model
lng. E. F‘.
21.2-2.
passenger Dale '1!
in Ari condition. new tires.
Manor. 9 Cedar St, Tel.
l-‘OR SALE—mew Dyncto starting?
and lighting unit suitable for auto-
mobile 0r boat; 1 Knox touring csr.
cheap; also 3 extra tonneun seats. 1
Stromberg carburetor. Fitch & Baker.
Tel. 1269. 142 80. M i .
Norwalk. an St, South
FOR SALE—Bar sin. 12 rooms hard-
wood floors. 2 tbs, fire places s
and coal range, 2 car garage. 66 est
9.
Geo. Mitchell, Owner. Tel. 1861.
FOR SALE-Good Elfin; Holstein
be seen at 6
cgw, 8 cars old.
p. i. daiy at 21 ndsor Place.
Slephen Polinhos.
FOR SALE—Party leavi town
wishes to sell Walnut droonl
suite. fumed oak bookcase, daybed
wlciter chairs, kitchen table. and
chairs. New, in good condition. Prices
right for quick sale. Call 13 High St,
South Norwalk, 2d floor.
FOR SALE—Car of Maine eating pots.
toes. 80¢ per bu. This week only.
Brmver d: Malone Feed Co. Phone
n+2.
FOR SALE
The beautiful residence. located at
No. 6 Stevens Street. (near Armory)
8 rooms with all modern improve-
‘mclils. well located and in Al con-
dition. Must be sold this month. for
particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
‘1 Main Street Norwslk.
iloal [batty—Insurance
Nu.
we“
I Flore Brothers’ Garage
... .. “miner-rye» {A
'. J. ' » l g n ‘
_., . .,
WW m..-al*:.h.r. __
Wail said today that (a ' an I
of .’ the e concensus d a! th
— ”Wm,” 0,, FOR 8 ——r—*. . ‘ BUSH!“ ”I!“ “M st this tile. on. International res-rm to the com sees-or
2‘,“ ‘i._ SOIlnt‘Tfi, FOP 902100! 8!. MI. u 5 ”MM“ OR« MI “I “I... Ind m M I“ VWI- - «N a. M
e7 s . ‘3'?!" ‘” "ce' nests. Ille'etrictty. out?” htthat’s play mm" M “I. claret! the w-J'fi‘uimh" n“... WW “I" w.» maul ‘m
,F”_ water. Inquire Joseph orwnlk Music for? South ordered the men to Mum to “and m that is may;
. \_ cum-r on Main 9b. Hm .. , - °tm13‘ Wall aid, ham .- 33.: the mm “I! ”mix! “a. my”... m
in some N M “an; ‘ ’ Ills“-
' V‘ ' "“lwurew' FOR SW1.” J‘s-ill ‘ ‘2: die . full "I” of ‘7 m m" “a“ any return until l«varnish: Pelton. who had a layout
. .. - W“... E“. 39d", h a it y or "u" - Ill limits ion in large their Wm met. on hand, sud I“
m- I ' ‘ ”"3““ "Of unit's?“ oondim Boos 2 mam-“Ea, 3°!“ N er ‘ W» ”at! were invotllv‘std town: ’ “an?
V --“"‘—‘""“‘"_ comfort Ind . Conn'.. Tole "elk, m m 00. llhr‘fics own‘ ‘ ‘ '
ll‘lllllnhri‘: (CW Nonvglk, 321.4?" I. “ used a“ :7 pm‘ 3' mercury“. “reggae. its. snot-Asb’sbx; m”;
H 1. Witsh 3;. FOR SALE—4 19“ Ford Chassis 1 “01h Romanmz‘l's‘scfsm 1 :fimran‘yemh: Lhum: do 2r til i: In, M men? the .mmoy'ou ‘an.
.. 9 ; r n - 0 man ow Krnsc r. nu trans! d the be
_'_ no 1 I1191270 Fairgraguanaalzgm :gl:;c§%llé 9 R. 1. Ave. Daily Tuna J finite www.102: noticeA was r. me. when fibgoflon ’3“ to the general treasury. and we'll-5i
. '.v ' t - — . ~ ' m ”no me I s m , (m
:‘ ‘Tl“....¢.°§le‘:§§ "l‘elll fi'é‘ggcfiggfijof‘gga wily-11g: PHONE 997 (flue-fourth of the present wot-3:: anon scum? 23:03:63? 1:: I; .mrfiltmé.sos:lo 33°.“ th§hgofdiem
,: m: ”Fa, ill}? $310 Al'elNorwalk, ’ B, b m gem °'°°. " 'W- m :3 why don't you let me mad What is wantedunzzd is to intro" the
. f i ‘(imn a ’1 I FOR 83531—2 Brass Beds. ZL—Biack on the mm.fke¢°n. 0‘: ‘3“ best lamp. "3392-: A - _ get thisngorzhd'Sni.h;nmm gum: m: along; money to replnen‘isph
I- . , r--, . W o Ens-tel. spring. This wooko ' ' ' sonata my and um willing to v. a... has general treasury by the sumo.
-’ ‘ .'fi\‘r~"3-ort?lie:t mill clot?" in“; "" 99““"5'3" 0- 3- long-’2» and no volt "MOE " hereby given that o. ‘0 the city All I mun that at: "4 “‘0 “4’”-
’j‘ .:: [Ollie ”:2.- Tables and. Haumn’nrg‘ sum? 1.. Watt 9 special meeting of the Board or 3.. m In! a line. so that I can do work - 1f the‘ bosrd does this. the action
:5 H u Ndr“.ul:k.: ionier collection and "a mo! boo“ ”0 Watt fly :.:.:..:.. 8.20... aunts and Mon of the City of by Thursday}. : . of the council on May events: will
J scwi’n machine. .nhoumd~ .3 Special mo Watt Lunar White Day- ”m“ 'm ‘” h‘“ “‘ “’ “undil MW D'.‘°'“ Mm °“ km" be “mp'e’ " n“ -'°"° M M
--.___,--—-—.__—.. Mrs. .hul” H. Aisthor' 33 Seavie'w 9-tht. Violet Ray lamp. no and Chambers at a. City Hall. in “cling why Mr. Webb had not laid side- means must be devised to replenish
. for home Ave. E. Norwalk. Phone '05. no volt. 800°“ Taxing District in said Clty.l""““ “I m street after a line had the mm 1mm” “It a" l'
Heady work. - - .. Try am a" m. Jug on the zotlnisy of Jane. 1921. at sev-ibeen siren him. and after he had “out" about 311.394. which it paid
-_,_w ththSA'hE—Houso 0‘ “nine "33; a. I‘ “om telli‘e offifln?pmrposea' tordwilime' for 2:23» mm?! h did the" 1‘" :gnlh‘eor state law b“int is “out“ thh
.. . I u :- a e ' -
. \ (whim; and at . Grand St. Sinai] house 72min ”has"? ”WK 1. 'I‘o specialty appropriate from property in'qne‘hion Jr 213‘: “ii: ”“0“!“ mu” “'9 "mm" “‘
" ‘- ' --”}»rr°§}'m5‘d° 23$:.‘i“.‘i':’."‘i~'°i“§.d,:: druid 8t. ° W 3°” ammo-M revenues in the city."mm Sol!!! to la! “In on other Mm“ "mm“ “”mm ”1'”
“A y 9...»... H: Dorm. . e. . after t p. in. HALF PRICE mum ,‘rmsury. it ancient. and if not. tomeoole's property but that he «to own .to "mm!” the mi" ‘N m'm'
goods, will be held every week, Wed-
and by the M. all kind”: Jay a special tax therefor. or for so the
amount. which was expected. The
Ohio Ivenu'e property and wanted;
city will eventually get the money-
nssday. Satnrds . and
Binostono. rear { Mott
from8a.ni.,t03p.m.
sxrairr awouosth "sol-lame;
Tester, and inspector will locate the
knock in motor: use other
troubles: and esthnate your bill
free of charge. Drop his a .
as South Main Street. South Nolrnnlk.
LléHTd rsucxmo
an Lon Distance
Pro
may 3nd Carefully Handled
W. J. LY
sow all”
ffi‘i'ioflrfi;
linucli as may be appropriated in cpl“ lay Willi!!- On every piece 0‘!
cess of nnappropriated revenues. to DWI” he- wwnsr he sold. he had
if it is ever appropriated.
‘the credit of the following Taxing hid wniks laid: The matter. how-
Districts and departments. such sum
ior sums as may be neceaary or prop.
,er:
1. Fourth Taxing District.
Department.
2. Fourth Taxing District. Fire De-
partment.
8. Fifth Taxing District. City Hall.
4. F'iftlt- Taxing District. M-im-
burssmrnt of City Treasury funds
for fiscal year 1920-19.”. to meet
withdrawals legally required to be
made on account of maturing bond
issue balance. and State failure to?
l
l
Police
ever. in spite' of Mr. Webb's with-
drawal. of his ofler of two feet of
ground. which would widen Ohio
oven 0 to 45 feet. was referred to
Co rattan Counsel Edward J. Quin- *
lan. A tic vote was split by the May-
or in favor of the action taken.
Notice is so be served on the fol-
lowmg property owners on Mun
street that cement walks. in accord-
ance with the plans on file with the
city cngincer. be laid in front of their
property before August sun-
Mrs. C. Casalese. John Baecter.
' Dentin sham
Funeral 0! WM G.
The funeral of the latem G.
lie-Count was held from his into home.
ti North Main street, yesterday after-
noon. A large number of friends 0!
the deceased were present and there»
were many floral “cringe. ‘iom
the high regard held by his friends
and associates. Rev. John J. Snaveiy.
pastor of the First M. E. church. con-
ducted the services and ”he feelinga
ly of the _life of the deceased. Juli-
Willa Mlller sang sweetly "The City
Marcel sthg. m not
Goods. Swedish Facial lass-gs.
Scalp Treats-t.
I.“
Commercial Building
Norwsk
o m pg... pay average attendance grant or Arthur 8. Wales. Mr. and Mrs. be-
MMONlY—cmnlfl’nv teachers' bonus so-callea. ion“. Greenwood. c. n. Webb. J. 5.
88101:wa TERRA GOTTA. 2. To receive an estimate. of the mm. cur-g my, mm mold um
certain?“ certain amounts rcqllirnl for the Alfrida E. unaborg. w. J. Noun ma
Waterproofin ““1"“4 WWW" in ""99 of un— Michael and Mary Ratchford.
Walks, Retaining Waifa, “a All .‘PWODm‘M "will!" '0 N‘ prepared - A public hearing was to have been
its Branches ~ by the City 'l'rmmf". 'lhold on the petition of Rosario Frat-
3- To hear find 0011314" Old ML to and 14 others. for a. widening of
m m snap mate and to lay a Riv-vial tax if Plymouth avenue. the establishing of
Phone Norwam 8508 “"9“?! M “0'93“” on “W Do“! it line there. and a few other routine
(Jo-J
and ralable estate within the limits
of said ity and of the several dis-
tricts. u on the assessment list last
complcted and to fix the time when
““1“! I“ shall NC°""' l‘“-""bl“- Mayor Donovan expressed great in-
‘Dntcd nt Norwalk. Connecticut. dignntion that c‘tfiurns should have
matters. between Ward and Elimbdh.
the matter were called upon to speak.
no one appeared.
CLARK
110 Taylor Ave.,
creto and Tar Walks
Work Done In First Class Qtyia.
LOOK
do. Nor-walk. Ct.
Curbing Gutters. Lawn Rolling, Gon-
Have you an furniture to sell? lf ,
so, .9" ll to .1ng K: Aghg Nothing lg .\orwnlk in said Dillrlt‘L deceased.
itoo big or small. Our prices are 3006..
Write or call 499. 37 Fort St, mtllrlcl or Nov-walk. hath limited and al-
lhll llllh dfl." 0' Jun“. 192‘. .‘hi‘ Oil, ‘0 ‘0 {‘19 0‘90"” of h.fln8
JEREMIAH “ONOVAR- a survey an dtentntive layout made
5"” "' "'9 City "' N‘“' and then not appear. and was about
SOLVENT NOTICE to declnre the hearing closed.
f-ral residents who were not affected
f“ ?l:'fl'°:m°:‘ :°"I;"‘Ikg'.l"‘ Probate ,by the proposed change. but who
0 Ir . . l . u ~ a ‘ s .
Estate M Jon" C. “M1" late of didnt know it. appeared to talk
against it. However the mnttcr went
through on a motion of Dr. \Volfe.
Tl" that a board of frecholdera be ap-
(‘mirt of Probate for the his-
toleLphono 317 for Width.
NORWALK MATTREIO CO.
NOWIlk. lowu ll six month! from “if date herc- pointer}.1and: J‘Ma'HNT ”snoul‘] ap-
"m" 'rl-ts FACTORY 10 of for n... creditors of sold Estate to 32"“: “3“?‘mdmfigd 3 g; ' ‘3‘"
TH. HOME enliibll ilwlr claims for settlement.'comm‘i“°'- of‘frecholders ‘o‘egfl r.
Mattresses iiiows. bolsters and “‘0" “h" """‘°' '° "mm "'"r mine the benefits and dams s e ‘
cu'hbn. of ill had. ”1‘ on our Olly nf‘f‘nlllil?‘ W‘OW‘fl)‘ .:""dv Wi‘h‘nl A w'i‘k‘n of 1.0"!“ Mu‘VO‘? land .5
mm plan. Also renovating. “U!- sulcl timrx will be 1r-hnvrcd n rccov-l , d f 8 ‘ "ll,
tion t Drop us a card ortprv .\.l persons indebted to said Es- at “r roll cuts 0 pr "I l V” ”'
w’liito- nn- rlnilt-stcd to make. immedi—
cclvcd requesting that the city pave
‘ilie street and made some permanent
“""ml'm to .or semi-permanent pavement there.
.{ilf
Sev- '
”m”. but when "1°” l“ “‘1" o“Shriver. of 13: Main street. was held
Four Square" and "Abide With his."
The pail-bearers were James L Hoyt.
Edmund E. Crowe. Augustus B. High
nor. John Carr. William Goeppisr and
Charles Ambler. Interment was in
the family plot at Riverside cemetery.
l-‘unu-al of Mrs. Shrivcr.
The funeral of Mrs. Olga Ogncnta
m“mfl.mfi.~'
» m Br. ‘
We especially invite ssh.
mgs' accounts. One dolhg
will start youand you , . ~
add to this as you are ebb
Once you enter our doors’
you win high to feel that
we are doing ev ' s.
“a your transaction
lit for you.
Itisthsestahlishcd .i
.r on u... .o .m”&
Do not hostitste to 3“"
dose! our services. We"
The People’s Trust:
~_:C(impatiy
south streak, Conn.
Westeriing Shrivcr. wife of Newton
yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
from the. guneral chapel of Frederick
H. Ganung. South Main street. Rev.
J. Benton Werner officiated. There
were many floral tributes and the
funeral was largely attended. The in-
terment was in Riverside cemetery.
The pail bearers were Ira W’haley.
George Shriver. J. Hope and \Vifliam
Andrews. ’-
s
Fulfil-II of Elk Jot-an.
The funeral of Mary Minerva John-
son. daughter of James A. Johnson.
of 17:: South Main strut. was held at
2:3" o'clock. yesterday afternoon,
from the funeral chapel of Frederick
H. Glmung. South Main street. Inter-
menl was in the family plot at St.
Mnry's cemetery.
sofa. CANDY co.
whom
nommm
onus oosns
”MAW
”moo“.
A. M. WOOU I ER
Afro-sit? AT IA. ~
in“ Minor U... amen-d
PATENTS
l
f
“Mun,“
IiOMs-ss-
..
Nib-use.
é-s
Funeral of Mn. Evan.
The funeral of Mn. Susan Evan will
GETTING AHEAD
.. _ , CALVIN J. SVYDER he held tomorrow afternoon. from the
u: . )lll} GUARANTEED Overhauling “4W Franklin and Monroe at. so. Nomslnl Afihmmmuno petition was accepted and the We home: 58 E“. nu“... _, mo Depends on
I“ p- Inrmhg and Tube. Sold ' ' NATHAN & MILLER l stfmvxbdepaflment will d° some “Mk o'clock~ Rev. Gabriel Dokua oil‘ciat- EDUCATI N
S: ,. ~:‘ Herons“: m l 11 Hartford Pisco Tomas General contracting. painting andl mar; SUGAR! :"gt’ “NH" “"9- n m “id M mg. Interment will be in Riverside 0
"‘ -' “'90 no an 1. no paper housing. I ' cemetery. .
ll .ROTHIR.' Pm” Estimates cheerfully ivon. ‘ pror- gunp is found in nature no ccc°mm‘":““““°" 0' 3‘“ C?“““°"' ———————~—_— PURPOSE WORK
no.1. 'r- »- . . *sNir‘ilf“ let 1233?? 'onmr "m- .. . "m" “HM-2‘: ..:.Tl‘.‘.":.t.:.'.‘“;‘.'. 'afiuzofi‘fl‘fi'; Today in Wall Street “
\i‘l ll -. SIX} ( Qmpany ~-- —- “ 10 9911118 Strut? e NONI“. Conn.lfiflmnmh‘:h:°;:::n‘dr:iy :‘f’flxfiirmm Earl avenue to the town line. ME I
I\\.\(.l.\ll.\1‘ IDS ' e l f d combln. ’WM' V'N‘cived and referred to the cor- “'ALL STREET. NOON—Oils over—
F m . s - r . — WALL PAi-sn sun rAiN'rs the “In" ‘N ""3" °““ l it do i k d ri h t-
7159 en’lce . N ' th II It 1 'ed with other “emu“. which bunporntlon counsel. A public hearing I we" the mar I’t u "I! 9 30
( " I. l Drivers "OST‘ “’3th and 'Cllain. Friday. he “40:00; itefi'om. 3:01, 5:3: youglance them- but the refining Pmslh‘" already MM hfld on "I“ matter. “I“ forenoon. Mexican I:Zu-melmtna
“‘ ' ‘ H An'rn - ““1“" “"4“" Sr Ulzinxrr's store. rooms decanted. Ask for in ricos ' I out these other 8"“ 3 "WIN WN- made for another. mud? M ”£me '08! 0f 7 ' 90“
l», . ”I ;”m«(,"9vp “”0”- "0 reward. Li’fllv't‘,0n VI“ paper. and pull“. Bl’VO’ ‘ grew:rti.ts.mwti:ikc:‘nre themselves “,chere being some few changes from 311d Pun-American "I!" fell 512- MO“ ‘
. ‘A c 997 {"‘h'njim'l Olliee. '30 to 40 per cent on labor and m“*-sential to life and in some cases thellh“ originnl plan which will be re- other oils increased their early losses.
‘- .t SO. Norwalk QT." _ T‘—'~. “ ll'lll. Alexander White, :5 Laws 8b.? ' istinctl tug.‘_ femd to Mr. Quinlan. especially Atlantic Gulf. common and
[’8‘ I T"‘” WM" "’W hom- marked Norwalk. "mm“: “a?” ”'° 6 t :‘m h A petition that the use of the pub Preferred and Row-l Dutch Steels. "
' - . .. T*‘~‘- " ‘ unmi- watch " n- g . ' ¥ oni'tIc go . W o u - - - . ~ .
E\Ill(ll l\ 5 GARAGE Shim. St; Harbor Violv“1Ar:le it‘l‘arbl)? NW 8 i II I G] 0. tion. lic dump on New Canaan avenue. lieletlluivmvnu- 8mm u‘dil‘uflergus "1“: 0‘0" Whig education, andh
,. h , . lt-w lit-itch. t ' ”a. 'm in hone I wnu“.discontinued between May int and co luneous issues coni nue o o . : _
OED :V..’V ICE, WELDING mulgrit 2mg'ilmmmflonl‘o‘lles .l’l‘fc‘rgnfl‘i’lusngnd the "feat. .N‘Octnhcr ist. signed by the Joseph ground. Weakness was most DI‘O- in continuous sesSlon
u s i ,. . w - .
‘11 ' - GUARANTEED ”ling yriil'n‘llv‘ltlllrdayrhrlu: ”33 gel a: PM ”8' '" "mm" ‘5' "rm f" f°°d' but "“173 23:21). lé‘dihincfigfirnlmm"133"§$.§IL.§'T3£2;§33 Affliuelriictl: '"nmmn °" New.“
. , . _ ‘ '_ . . ' .’ -. - wcomer 0n the' ' - ‘ N‘ on 4 . ' -
3‘.‘ CJ.‘ INUT STREET TWOmhll. Tel 226. Lilwml reward. ICARRIGAN & FLYN'N. toes! M ”I 21.3.: essarpmis :“nc‘ “9' prob10m-lhoalth. Sugar. L'. 8. Rubber. Sumatran Tobac-
3 . NOPWALK , distance trucking of all kind! Our Who. are very conservative and I" "W "13““? 01' ihc‘claim of Am co and Internatbnnl l‘aper. These
: —~ ~ —- - «iota: wry I 00.. Film "71. m'iheir methods of construction and .T. Lowndes. of W’oodwnrd nvene. for'and sundrvshares were 2 lo 4 points .
ll H x l l ‘l l" , - E to, ' preservation have been “new", with ldomages. as the result of injuries to down. “Willis-Carolina Chemical
.. t l . [IO‘T U8 0 CARS . l‘ : M . ~ very little change for hundreds °”his son. Corporation Counsel Edward I'm. lost 8 pomts. Rallies of 1 to 3 va BROS.
I." 1' EgTATE l Dodge 1910 Commercial . ill '.X‘I l _:.r AUTO surname thousands of years. The mmmfi. Quinlan reported that In his belief points occurred before noon on short
Loz. ,- ‘ on [lodge m7 Towing. :m. °m',, T‘"""n“"‘ "'9‘" "WW". chem,“ ,. “,1, to (Mum, m five 0,.Mr. Lowndes hd no claim against the con-ring. Cull mom-y opened or- 51/. Cigar
' ...- Jre erlng 8“,...“ For“. . -~». your own firm. ' g“ ‘city. 'pcr cent.
W Go. Phone 602-4. our senses. but in many cases in _ lip-“Date “or.
,eek' Guggglgggvs.:llllrtou warn .most expert work is ”Ra“ as a agl'lnstthrhc filth“! odenthan Levis W ' th F W H ALL' MARK
i-wr . G r . -~ ibot bv he. millions of cells which. ' ° 3' or amazes as e. o
m: m $13133: “haporicgli's GARA Tel. 157 l Earldffl-ITPIJ: I‘li‘fl'sio‘r (10mm mu“: ‘5 gm. bod,” result of his auto running' into an 03 er CANDIES
"'1 -------- H.000 GE . . L ‘ M'l‘ld l’l‘. Modern food sets up fermentation! "w“ ""‘n'hm" on'Raymond “"99“ For Nor-walk and vicinity: Fair to-
ll. imsrcssion of _.._ ...—_.. - ‘1‘ ,: ‘, T-MTrim or which even after their hundreds Of '3‘" mamh' M" Q“‘“““ "‘Wrmd night and Thursday; mue‘change in m m
1% . . w: Good ioca- 030303 B HOLTZMA .Hll"l.: Stunt,“ K FUR DRF“ thounnds of ytnrs' experience. are at Mr. Levis was willing to settle temperature: moderate to ”an
. . : :t : .ss- m. u- for the damages done to the tire of .
ll . l\.. A‘ I lYl-l\(l (303 ' new '0 our bodies. "“1 ‘" ma ~ c — northwest and north winds An ex- L10 lb.
r... 1,10 .li location. CARPENTER AND nunmrn ‘ l A ‘ ‘ “'1‘; ”All" es our bodies are unable to ronunue M! Mf— Councilmln Brothcrton was tended are“ or high “flunk. 09mm 5
,.' ' ' l 3“. 533, Il‘d-kmplc, fo'noutrnlize the acids thuslthrovgn ggpoulsgh :hg‘zmmlt‘" 2 nndMotitp‘" the Lake region. is producing m. M m m
. . Jobbing Promptly Attended to 7 ' off. In this constant strung C. t P " “m“ ‘ M - 1 t h f th Mississ-
eri peasan went er east 0 e
W ‘ '“°°‘*°“' .. .. . 0...... 0. mm... ...... M" "We . ... .... ...S::.m.°":.:l..l::"°:.l:. 32:23::- mm...
' , e c one . - ' e r rs: - - . c
., moo .. " ..‘.::.".J:.:. t:f':'.‘::..:‘..s*°.:mr ..Z:°:.':..":.::::“2.:°...2. m... ........... m... .. mum 22:32.12 1:“.252233 fl
- located. Formerly Foreman for F. J. limes. Corroon 8.- Comnlilll‘. Praying thsl. they are pretty thoroughly exercised. inst‘ruaite: “to fortcc‘lose on the liens ico it is causing unsettled. shower)’
"'I 1" lt'ul from _ , ‘ _ South Norwalk i~‘ur l) "193' do “0‘ demand “‘9" share Of ngnn ‘. nquen fix-payers. ' th Rockv \ioun- l l. on m‘
“it It SECOND mama: Dyan, Comm“. now :f'm'efly 2': the bodily nourishment. Thus at the Councilman Brotherton reported 312:“; abilix°gtwgmm ”-WL‘ The -smvo G
,ii‘,_',_{,(,0: TAX l'AYlli-Ih'l‘ ls lll'l'I lng business m South Norwalk in am very time that our teeth are tendingmn the matter of the upkeep of the temperature is ”am; slowly m the
5.2 - ..,., $15000 t For the citisen who tries to distrl- District. be declared it bankrupt. to build themselves less massivelv'HonOr Roll. that he, had had a con- Western districts. but continues mod- SUITS
.. ~ 0 bllte over a whole year the burden of for the reasons therein set than in former ”"0111“,“!- their “Nile"m 'nh General Fr“ ‘nd c..-“ow low in the Lake region and ‘ ’
‘ : t__ .00 the Federal income tax today. June Lforth. now pending in said Court. attacked by acids with which they‘wu ““9"“, that “‘1'"? W” sufficient New’hlngland.
SWLnrz P r - 15. is another reminder of his oblign- It appearing to and being mm by are not prepared to core- m‘m.’ “1 “‘9 h.“ in "'0 fm '
WIL.’ 4 '- ORBET'r BLDG. lion. for it is the last day for the sec- the Court that the said South Nor- The enamel of the teeth is one of'Memorial Fund.:the interest of which _. .s A .‘b $18.50
{JAM F_ HOY and quarterly payment of the tribufe'wnlk F Dread d ‘ nature's muttrvlem and there l. “0 would permit “‘0 upkeep 0' the NOTICE
R' " T d ' C or w an Dye n' Com- . board f t least a ar ORDER OF
pm”: H—“L FSTATE u: aesur. and if payment is not pan” inc.. ”.0 ab...“ from "I“ Dis- acid in fresh fruits. meats. \cgetabies or a ye . __
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DEPENDABLE
PLUMBING
QUIck SOFVice
W. J, Ungvary
Phone 2389
made by midnight tonight Uncle Sam
has ways and means of making him-
self disagreeable. The collector of In- i
ternnl Revenue reminds all debtors
under the income tax law that theyl
lune very few hours left in which to!
square themselves with the current}
instalment. ‘
M.—
tvicam humanist: non nan
l
tricf. and gone to parts unknown. and
that personal strvico cannot be made,
it is there-upon
Ordered that notice of the pendcncy
of said petition be given by publish-
ing this order in the Sentinel, a news.
paper published in South Norwalk. in
said District; once a week for two
consecutive weeks.
or grains which can break it down. When the Lawrence street resi-
mentations which can do this. and titiofi that the dreet .be accepted.
once a start has been made. nature Georgia Hills rear and indignant!)-
'ctm not help you. wanton to know what the unident-
i There is little doubt tbst-ovontully'thm were mill: stone for lg .t-he
Wed a -
hfayor .M dusted on on a
lecture as to Just what the city's mon-
[the Man chemist will improve on street-col“
inter-e in food products. as he has‘
already done in other fields. but dsr-l
ing this transitional period. the den-
'but there are acids in certain fer.,dents appeared they presented a pe-‘
District of Nor-walk. ss.. Probate'
rt. June 14. A . 1.21.
cognate of Jennie. _ r Swords late of
Nos-walk. in said district. dofiased. :
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court by the ex-
ewtrloes of the will of said deceased.
praying for reasons therein set forth
it an order authorising them to sell
the inventoried real estate of said
sluts
‘ l
the eons-it! m
: pr-nny Weafrr. who meets Steady . C. $1,10ng :u‘ugmtigin a we 1,."th
sir-.ulmsn in. a. semi-final to the Ici- Clerk. 'bette’ . ”“31:an m
«lit-i--liurtileld-l.ouls Bogash battle. New Haven. Conn. m whqmorobnytnu thew seem
June 20th, nt Bridgeport. is doing his lth June 1021. The gauge '11; beep ~your teeth
training at the Acorn A. c.. in Bridge-l Atria. copy mat: and under his care the at-
port. every afternoon. Denny is in -Atte’t: then“: between yo. and your teeth
the proverbial pink for next Monday c; a. mm gm “- unbroken as long as life
night. and is (lying right out after his . Cifik. Issue-ind“ -. '
man. intending]. give him the nat- , 4 . .s. l ' 'nn. 0. I: ms-rz. ' '
- tie of Steady‘sfinng iife:;,' -. ‘ ."'-=* Whit ‘ «hflsm- m not.
._ ..'§-..-: ”-17-", z: 23;“? .~ , — firifiiNWMI-Igf-"a ~.~- ~ 5;"-
.. . : . . ‘ 7}.»5 ;n¢ ,_;:,3:»‘f'v;’v.. 2.? ~ l
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sy mount for by pointing out that
ottinicsshconected astsxss in the
fifth district alone. last year. approx-
imately 76 per cent. went for the
maintenanceriof schools. is. than 1
per cent. for'ornamental purposes.
bouts per fiat. went for charities.
health and planting. and only about
is “- ornt when for the'streets. Out
Ordered. That said application be
heard end determined K the Probate
Whitman», claddayof
Jane. 19!): at 1 o’clock. afternoon‘
and that public notice thereof b0
ven to all persons interested therein
publishing this order in a news
paper having a circulation in said dis-
trict. atiesst lvsdaysbeforssaid day
«sierra; paid in tanssabout out ‘ may w. ambit. .
wont " .. streets. in. mitt-stories. , : 5 Judge.
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