WASTED.
> :7 Monroe St. 59 South Main Street
Splendld' busine-
Price 812.000
Terms right
I; Y. W. -’.‘-.
FOR SALE—-6
to work on'i
'. 1' 'Int Park. "Notion. "’
'. . ill round work. 5"“. '45
iiuxtw, Rowayton "ta-J:
piece dining
lots. well I 0.
dress (3 Falrfleld‘ 0c
FOR SALE—‘ POPCI. 1’
starter; mo '1‘.
1918 'I’Our’ntg“
These cars look
new. Phone 2168.
won SALE—Good
7 5c pet: . bitlhel
194-2 Norwalk.
7-~——~————~'3£_
n...» who can
A k“ Bligh
le {maisow’
. Lotusquoto von ‘_
. \pt-rtt-nced man.
. - Melissa
_________ "d run like Mr: reed-
:.p[wn‘rnn(‘e.
Answer in
, mire of Sen‘
eating potatoes
en seamen" .
k and New York
mount «70' J‘ “m
SAVE HONEY
of the beet lamps
South Norwsl
9 R. R. Ave.
--—-——_—_
FOR HALEqQS
condition. ‘ Inquire a
South Kuwaik.
Wk piano in fine
f'ez Spring St.
‘ pl‘t'ft'rallly JU'Y 1 flllht'up
unfurnished.
EYE Ear. Nose.
“6- all Medical
Dishonor flat
other W furnit
Ave. south Norm
FOR “SALE..1917
W
as the market.
This week only
C. B. Lam
desk: chair and pa no and 110 volt
zoo Watt Nitrogen lamp
Special 100 Watt Lama:
Day-
itlet Rev loan. as and
Try; 391:. t. 8-1.me
Real-“3 We Hotel. 8"
mar mics 'an NANT
SAL
and by the and ii dress
goods. out when e: m“
fromSam..t03p.m.
EXPERT Atrroulo
l hagebsotne * .
.ou. ‘reen-
Lexington six
mechanical
surront and back‘
i. skid chains.
beenpalnted.
Phone 81‘ or 11974.
O~nght. Vi
-« mun house with bumwm mt lien
extra tires. Car 1
Price 8700.
accent. SALE—sin,
Monday end Wednesday.
\'llll'l‘.i§ wit
urtun. Conn.
~steady wor
. Mr. Lopes.
merct-rlzed
Also chambrays and vol
English longcloth.
best quality.
Don't miss this tumor
a. m. to 5 p, in. only
'Elizul-eth Street.
~ 'l.lV and night. ,1" 4n!“ 00"
Untileschcd
11 cents want one ncoumio
vector will out. the.
A. Wtaeman. 1% . othc
our bill
to Clifford
rut LET
u... .w
08
charge. Drap-
roa 341. 1:: South Main Street, South IMCI. 11k.
Lian-r i-nucxma
‘ about
Promptiy and Care
' . A. R. QI'AAs‘. -
mom see-14
Ph W. J. 11:".
one 20“ as:
MMONIY—oMIPINTflV
BRICK. STONE.
mT%S°""
WIlkl, longing w‘a‘tfz
Phone 1126. 34 West Avenue. Nor-
walk.
Bungalows
I! FOR SALE—Gasoline
l..‘i liOlllf‘ll"
.tnotor launch.
large cabin,
nstratlon if de-
3. Phone 1126. 34
fect condition.
sired. D. 8. Stan-in
_..,‘,.,___ WeSt Ave. Norwal
ripe! street.
;. ,. ”mm. 64 South b‘p)t_SALE——National touring car in
dition. Call 101 80. M
- — Studebaker
Runs and looks just as good
good as new.
___ ll-‘nrd coupe.
. North Main phone 523-12.
THE ELITE SHOP
Marvel Waving, . Ball
finalist: ,
Scalp Treatment“
2 2 2 East avenue.
,. _- ._ - M__
FOR SALE—20 ft. Semi-Speed Boat
liull. suitable for 6 to 15 u. P. 310-,
thurl-vulk. It in ready (or develop-l "ppm-.15 of u"- marriago of Mzthuy
ml..- gtmtl (.ll't' of plutze.
kins Ave. E. Norwalk.
Phone 204 F
t __ |
11. Taylor Av "1-80. lek. C‘- turn to pay for the erection of a bath~
Curbing Gutters. 1m Rolling, Con-
crete and Tar Walks
Work Done in m
()R SALE- 76 cylinder Studebaken 7
passenger, newly painted. new tirex.
ptune avenue.
be seen at
rn irri‘. :tntl lfll'gz- .
“on ”r In‘r phnno- lit'ifi 5 or 1551.
‘ _Imid that he would ask Judge John
P. to sell? Ibllie near future.
0 h. Nothing k. tion. in View of the New Jemr rec-
too big or small. Our prices are goods“... an “um,“ report on W «fl
“rt 5L. Bastian meeting held t
Have you an
no, soil it to J
SAl.l~:-———Autos:
‘- ""‘"‘-‘ l"‘r' FNDN‘lable c‘”' ‘1917 Buick six sedan
lflli-l tmklnntl runabout;
______ _touring;
house-':tml tit-mountable rims:
cer npeedster:
Louis Ho-lfunt. telephone 1377, 91 1-2
Main street. Norwallt.
wire wheels;
1 920 Ford
Write or call 49s. fl
1914 Ford touring. starter k'
’<"‘-"Lge Space,
1914 Mer- FROM TILE FAMY TO
holsters and!
sold on our easy ed slips for the‘
Al.- raoVating. satis-
telephne m m
call. '
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and “om-es Ct. to. Not-walk.
NATHAN a HILLER
General contracting.
human
list To
L8. Hill: Tel.
10 Spring Street.
NWAILIh'tun t house
w s. e e
°t u til... 13232 your
Ask for my
pain
:20 to 40 ct“.- nt on labor and taste
2:“ _Whits, 35 Lowe “-
M
= been and flit-co
:‘" minim
skin a vi! ‘1‘
true ‘9 :"
ml“ UV.” ‘ ‘
v9“ phone J”
Hum
cushions of all
Wo-xtport 47.
n e warehouse receipts.
VULCANIZING SHOP
ESSORY 8T0"
Washington Street
1’15: Gt'ARANTEKD
i-i Tin-s and Tubes
. Reasonable
i Gasoline and Oil!
GARAGE
€Z?.VICE. WELDING
.mx GUARANTEED
~'T'STNU’I’ STREET
. TH NORWALK
~.-___.- _
,l \M F. HOYT
’ SAL ESTATE
"“ We are Ofiering
FOR SALE~1920 Family Chevrolet
in excellent
one looking for safety,
my in a used car.
bargain for any
comfort and 0
{‘all Norwalk. 621-4
FOR SALE ~1 1918
1917 Ford Tourin
liurlt-vDav dson
with SlllP car;
Ford Chassis;
_ with motor to :
motorcyc o
l 1912 Moycr runabout.
mun: and
5
1432;: or call Geo. Smith, Hillside ~
I. Conn.
li‘Ol‘t SALE~2 Bram-t Beds.
Walnut. 1 White
and mattress
Hall Clock.
Tables and Pictures.
l’onier. collection and sets of books.
sewing maclthe. all house
Charles H. Aisthorpe,
E. Norwalk.
’ I
FOR SALE—House of. nine room t
movements. large
. Small house. 6 rooms.
some tmprmements .st 'Graed St. 1"
corner house. Tel. 91342, after 6 p. m, if» PR
FOR SALE—Ba
wood floors. 2
and coal range, 2 car garage
for all. Urandlnthor's .34
-,rooms econ
hold goods.
3! Seaview 80m Kt
with all im
in. 12 rooms. hard ‘0
,1 doors, 6~rootn and
inmate, .Lll improve-
........... 84.000
lake po<session Of
Good loca-
MZ’: 1!"?!
Five mzfounh Vin Ill!
Owner max he've ' ‘
Samuel W.
Geo. Mitchell. Owner. Tel. 1961,
FOR SA LE
The beautiful residence. located at
et. (near Armory)
modern Improve-
co m location, identifying.
Washington sheet-w ~"
osoaos 3.71am
0mm asp 3mm
loosing Pam, M to
Intention. 1113-5
slot-lastly Foreman (or I}; .1. no...
van; NOTICIA _.
N’ sit. a... Probate
truth..." 34'
No. 6 Stevens Stre ' V
8 rooms with all
ments. well located and in A1 con-
Must be sold this month. for
particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main ‘Street'
Real Estate—nuisance
W
we: from $4,000 to
"r‘nl'y located.
to rent from
; in $85,000. ‘N .
t'r-im 315.000 .
. 1.4.; m n. $75,100.
s & CORBETT BLDG.
[AM 1'". HOYT
REAL ESTATE
aim“ 831: Office 435
District ‘of
Jane 14. A. 0.. 1m.
Estate ‘of Hal-hen A. Math
I. ‘h said dlltrlet. do-
I Flore Brothers’ Garage 7.
Overhaulingsndlepairing
11 Hartford ll late of Nomi
The 00.113!
Fl. Burchard
~ I‘ At. due to freshen
please call
\
.iL-tl ’Jd l0 “’1
’K
_ to Putnam
“IBM. June 18.
ms brpther. Alli-ed B._W. _a
hone in Pbaantvile. LL 1.. fl
Ind-Ichtthat the may of the“
“swans? flew-low -°l 1“!
whereabouts. » 1 ‘1,- ‘g. 4
Although llr. loom now goes
“9'
Kltylene. Re
* 1 a! an American citi-
bmarried‘ but ;_np‘r'osght to
. . e
" appealed tfij‘sho -
ch ' -Generslnt:ere. .wllae mam.- um '
m .c’hn m 1"e ' ' i
immediate release. IgngIO‘? it ‘ ‘3 m"“3...”'uuu' we 1-?
”MW cltxrith his, - mar ”imam
Consul- er‘a‘i Horton hon ' 'lt ' ‘
released" LE z=‘rl'5'.'l'."’lita o‘ f ‘ 4%?
Nita not than ell-
.1'4 ~ '9' » .- “I g-
’"m ‘ r’i’ Joana?! ,. _
' voroed_ wife “[3an ' emits-Kl
sir. Mscxsfi second married“ rec-
' ' - - - had been freed from his lieu wedlock.
ing them from further molestation. 1 viii ,
kiln Reno-ma memo: covernor- ”1‘“ my 3““"1‘" mm °“‘
lhreetens it. 1919. said over the ”hone last
. ,. night from Mam Na. than him. .
t M relations. exhtlng‘ _ between ‘
the two countries? ~ ~ , Street. that he had been eeply lihrt
involved.
nation. and has repudiated the action
of minor Greek officish. but despite The two children M M“ and ‘2‘".
tinue custody at their mother. annearlikely
‘ . . fl ' new to l
Mr. Horton has annealed to Wash- to be the central gut-e "1 ‘ s'l
SFNmRT.mv June
. . _ ._ irons today . were
find"... ad them to Am‘m_‘ he de- ords show. was performed '1. ‘ "e" its“ neighborhood. ‘
this is the pair. up. ‘shield- ~ ".m‘ ”"00.- NOTEC~
, Today’s suns
tests and the“ Alumni is
unearths-e301: for-the Gd. “
he re won _ an e
e. the French t
mms u '1“
remain there for the summer.
Dress“. Club will
scouring “’ the
m" N 3‘. INA“.
We. __ ,. Hid-ugh contra- M" " °- ‘ m in sees-tie... prayed
ven ion of e can ‘1“! “1d the WI be
h! All
my.
it said Estate are
s,- the ksowiedsé of the 1m“ M
-- Governor-General Sterlsdes has re- '
peatedly promised to remedy the “b triangle in which his former wife is “n. f...
his eflorts ”T | of Americans con- Galiaway. placed. by the court in the be hold'thls mm
' t t Kn .
ington to discontinue this breach of mme in connection’wi n he .1!” y
"“Wumlm ”um" b°"°‘~‘" "" ' u}.oatlawsy.hisbeuev;e. 'tiislr.
two countries. , ‘ . i" to
commnorcn June ,1:.— a" °°“" ‘° mm "‘° c“ "n
The Greek offensive against. the ar— ' In“ Thu t
hlsh Nntioaausts has been in ted t'”” "'m'" h ”'“9' "°
l
. . _. ee sears
while final decision of the British to 333“"?32: Sfi'hcmalnv tunn31;.:‘¢5-'l
back up the Greeks is pending. 1n , ‘ .‘
any case. however. the Greeks are ex- ten. "-9 at the home 0' "’9 MW!
pected to launch a local intensive car No‘ 2 at “u rt. nn‘." . .
— ‘ r ”r. 0.! we m their”! fit
of l'snak. where thc Turks are badly n y .
_ 1‘“ .tion
Placed. This offensive would be or- :xce‘pt-tLh::;:” or M. intended ac» ‘
derod for the purpose of “null”
. eel
the prestige of King Coastaaflln. ‘ r . _ V ur-
General Ismet Pasha. eommanller‘bf [ht without Informingjinonc “ at
son f as
the Nationalist troops at Eekl-Shehr. Ldlgplg'? thing in)... 3m — e 0
shall take whatever action I see;
has summed up the Greek‘position hv Additional facesmrmtghtoul. yesteh lm ’1
saylnc: : . ‘
"They are In the same position as a
man who has starti-d to sneeze. and
finds himself unable to do so." - . hi .9". lit at-
It is believed here that the British "‘“fl‘ ‘1" "mm” m
day reveal that every precaution was ‘
taken to preserve the secret of the
first marriage of Mr. MacKay. al—
— . tomes and family deny any know- ‘ '
are waiting to see if the Turkish Na- l01|1)0f _. former marrl‘lll. immtmm
tionaltsts motivating to acoepLW ry~
vised Sevres treaty. ( which 3was exh-
cussed at London with New N‘-
presentaiives last “arch. The Na-
tionalists are in a dilemma. They are
afraid of bolt the llrrtlsh and the Rus-
sian liolshevlki.
The Nationalists wish. 1:! case of
lacceptunct- of the London modifica-
tions to the ttcaty. that the allies will
agree to protect thwm against the
L "y? flamingnow in San Francisco.
filo- suit for divorce. naming Mrs.
MacKay No. 2 in this city. Appar-
ently some arrangement was reached
whereby she agreed that no publicity
should attend the suit and it was trans-
fer-red to Vi'esichestt-r County.
The papers in the allenatl'oh‘ suit
for $100.00“ against MaoKay- were
filed at “'estport. Conn. Jan. 371s“.
by lira. MacKay. No. 1. In her suit
sin because of the Min which: —
wrath of the lioislnxihi.
she made four allegations. The first
1'0 we that she was and still is
TRAFFIC CONDITIONS lmarrledreto Donald Francis “solidi:
I alias Donald MacKay. II. The not
SHOUm BL IMPROVED two charge that his affections were
stolen from her by Mrs. MaeKay No.
2 within a few months after the early
morning marriage of the former col-
ciiy parks. liut were not very well sc— "8? athlete and the chorus girl in
W‘mmm “""‘ ”‘9 CR" Putt!" Wh'xewurk. N. J.. May :5. ins. She
”019"" a \charg'es he committed a luminous"
"3 “ man" of g?“- C9” Pa"“"lmnrriatre. and that he has since lived
(f‘ontintzed from First Page).
David W. Raymond:
UNDERTAKER r. I;
m.
:7 WASHINGTON or.
law site news autumn
lflfl‘ ‘3 ”‘9 proper .Y of “‘9 C‘ity 0" with Mrs. MacKny No. 2.
ment and can be made into a city to Beatrice alright Gallaway in Wesb
.plttyzrotind for a. few thounnd dole 50"_ Conn.. Dec. "' 192“. t- West-
port. show that Mr. MacKay declared
it to be his first marriage. He swore
he was unmarried when he applied
(Or a license.
Perjury may be charged against
Mr. Mar-Kay because of this declara~
1
ing pavilion. children's swings. etc.
Artt-r the discttastan. Mr. Lenten
chogh to tail: on the same subject in‘
Arthur C. \Vheeler. district trustee.
ords that he was still married when
n New Haven re-
' he married Mrs. Gallawa). Officials
.CPnlly: It Which he “Id ‘he motto 0! stated yesterday that because of ill"
1:2;0‘3353i: club ‘1'. "filmed Connecticut law no move will be made
' that a perjury charge may be pushed.
"' ° W“!- i suit "settled out-
ll-‘rank (1.0“ch is One of t The at enation
Mum‘ rt nd officia ' dropped. Man-
hers or the committee ingehatge. of con a it;
,The names to -he placed on the
tluulgcs will be inscribed by In artist.‘
‘ a nin t him on a htgamy charge. but
Members of “23 organisation ;¢n- K 8
2|. 1921. But although this made it
appear that Mrs. MacKa)‘ No. i had
mac.
"0!! Color“ Iorthd
Upper Michlna. Pleas-
weather ml- it the southern
The manor-stare continues
In W hilt ll
innate of Len midst
sensual“ wrtueo'lleaa Bali-ram:
lets of Nerulk in said District. ‘0‘
MIC of
Q! m hill “DIM
3!! I. I
V
_ Once you enter our 4160*
'yonwiil begin to fulfil“
we are doing everything to
make your transaction pleas-
ant for you,
, It is the established W
of thishsnlrto extol the
utmost courtesy to ev 4' one
who transects any taming
here.
Do not hectitate to I“
use 0! our services. We want
your friendship, no matter
how mail your transaction.
We expect 'ally invite lav.
ings' seoOpnts. One dons!
will stanzg'eu and you w
'nddr‘iiotliie as you are able;
‘- The People’s Trust
I
Company
South Norwalk, Gena.
8-D.G.C.ANDY
nonsense com
Lincoln Taxi Company
UNDER NEW MANAGW‘S‘I‘
can. ON ['8 ARM};
.. {.7
D aim-out 4v... . so. sorwuk
been satisfied by 3". MarKay in some,
imanner unknown to the court. she be-
gan suit almost at once for divorce.
The attendance prize was won by
Fred S. Lyon. ltwss ahnndsorne
part of the arrangement. with the
TTTfiB‘l-jn T0_Sl~m ACCOUV‘IT understanding that she would sue
District of Norwalk, es. I’i'ohte'mrflly-
Court. June it; A. D. 1921. l
Norwaik in said District. deceaae‘ lcisco. yesterday to discuss the case in
ROYAL AUTO PM GO.
filihle and was presented by Rev. Er- It is said that this must have been '0“ “hm “a m
nest F. Moors-gar.
00.
HOUR? AND I“
can): 00"
53 Osborn Avenue
-lalt lax-walk. Conn.
Phenom-18
anwoo' 57m ‘
AMATLAW
I.“ “minor U... Patent m ‘
PATENTS
Sandi-e Booklet an Palaces
c we ‘1‘ '
\I i. I." at. _“sir‘gponrg. g "1.
0m Wilson's Hat Iliep
loath Nee-silt. coon.
This is substantiated by the refusal
Qtate or John Chambers 1.“, of'ol Mrs. Mat-Kay No. l. in San Fran- “h _OII- W“ 3 m
. . . . - ‘ h in w-n
ORDERED. That the Administra- :g‘lthz“-‘h~_ ‘12"‘2: "1'02'3 “r. The-
|tr-ix exhibit her Administration ac~ ’10“ and )his counsel. E. 1.: Hughes or
"mm m um “W {or “gum?“ “or arm of Stanchtleld & Levy. that
the Probate office in Norwalk. on She they are “0‘ involved in any litigation
"n day of June 1921‘ ‘t 4’ oclock 'whatever with the former Miss fiart-
forcnoon: and that all persons inter-ling .
ested in dd Estate may b. l1.“!!le “‘1 cannot recall having married
thereof. the Admirustratria will cause “u Hurting." 1’ Mr. MacKay's only
this order in be puttllshed in a news- lane-o'er to all question: In his an-
paper having a circulation in said.
‘ er to the alienation suit this dim-
Dlstrict. at least. five days before said “w 1 n “-
24th day of June 1921. - m " W "‘99
HENRY w GBmORY tuatetl. Although he denied fiitly the
DEPENDABLE
PLUMBING
Quick Service
”It! charges of net-con. duct with Mrs.
c ' Mac-1m ‘ No. 2. and "other wopeninl
T m ' t unknown." he did
80!. . NOTICE other state as )9
District of Norwaik. .. Probate not answer the allegation as to his
Court. June is a. 1),, 19:1. . lformetflarriage in the same-manner.
Estate of William 0_ LeCount [gm _Instead‘ in reference to this his reply;
uaaid: .
of Norwalk in said District.fdtm‘i' "1‘3“,“ ndant has no knowledge.
The Court of Probate f0 “ . M, be
trlct of Nowlg hath limited ”35.”. ’or infomflbn sufficient to’ form a 1
lowed “x mam. "om ule'date ‘54"- ‘ilet as to the truth thence! andtherem
e
a.
the nine." _
f for the ethane:- ore-lid Esta“ to (crew:-
:‘xhibtt their-fem. tor nettle‘ment,‘ Evidence was rightmost-ins {mumg
Those who neglect to W! thglr day that Mr. Macks). throng co .
accounts. properly , muted: llenin set. has been seeking several months
said time mu oz ‘ ' a, ' v- to obtain the teaimony of the persons
or? All :erfigf'indds ed tip-Em ‘. Who were involved in the first-cere-I
. MW, mgfié ‘ up many. .
2132.17: ’ A' *0.-- ’B‘mmflh tel Judce Ii Edward wag. ofht-he 3d.
1 finial ‘T W ‘1, Criminal Court of Newa . w 0 mar-
' m 1”" mfg-um ried the couple; revealed yesterday.-
, . ~ .. 'm‘ . was: r of tgssnmm ”gait
' ' . .acbom tantrum. mac c. "c ..
gum-ten“? 3?me a mum to him snow _to find o gfitm
can. June is a. n. 1921. .7 — ”mum,“ Wm“ -m
. E I I «of Patrick 1. Leonard late .¥m” mam ‘ WV “"3
of ornaminpldoistrictdegesseo. " .. - .. _.
0 “In no; the. «minivan... ,anlmhers'taeeomle _
. ., Vlminl ration, - thlt the manwnstal a -
‘ ' ‘ When” «an 7 :
"7; ‘ “She told me'she “1‘1“. “‘
F.
. alums: run’? '
The, 1st: of the'lswyer to Judge
GETTING AHEAD
Depends on .
EDUCATION
PURPOSE WORK
MERRILL , ~ “ ” 5
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Olen usesble education, and h
*‘ ‘in continuous session
l1 ‘ ‘ lnfortiiation on request
~ A
Between Oak and Center 8t.
Conn.
wmfimmn
ltanpnahsotaet ,
.M _.-
monotonous-s
SUITS
$18.50
‘- doubt up! could-identity then: after |
wot: pas'us duo-the "0.1“ “I .
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