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VWants, To... Let, For Sale, Business “Welland“ WM“. .
LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
TWo Gents a word; minimum charge 50¢ per lane, 3 times $1.00. caps Double Price.
:mfwmm - you sum“ amines some
WANTED—Assistant bookkeeper. One
who thoroughly understands double-
entry and can 0 crate typewriter pro-
ilelently. Must ave at least three
years: experience. Splendid opportun-
ty tor single young man between 20
and 25 years to connect with local
lag-xter—
A LIFE-TIME OPPORTUNITY
7-room new, modern dwelling. Near
rotation and trolley. Select residential
section. Large lot’. All latest improve-
ments. For immediate sale will take
r$260 cash. Balance terms and rent,
right payments. Phone 1900. '
manufacturing concern. Write stating
age experience, with references. an
gala? expected. Box 39, care of Sen.
8 .
WANTED-Woman to do Work by day.
.lnq. Mrs. Kohn, 9 R. R. Ave.
'VVANTED——Operators experienced on
house dresses and aprons. Henry
Crager, 122 West 26th lSt., N. Y
WANTED—Experienced embroiderers.
Steady work, good pay. Inquire 8
Hanford Place, So. Norwalk.
1.
FOR =SALE—-Automobiles: Brand new
cars being sacrificed by exporter to
meet bank advances. Reductions 20'
to 60 per cent. from list. Several weli~
known makes. Write for list. Omer—
0d Cfimx‘i’anyu9 Sedgwick Ave.. Yonk-.
FOR SALE—Property with business.
Good rice for uic u .
34143. p q k b yer Phone
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FOR SALE—«One 19 ft. open motor
boat equipped with 2% h. p. engine
WANTED-Iz-l’amily house, about 10
rooms in vicinity of Norwalk. Must
have modern improvements. Tele-
phone particulars. 1467.
WANTED-To rent, 5 rooms by young!
Christian couple with child. in South
or East Norwalk. Please write, stat-
ing terms. Address Campbell, 892
Trinity Ave, Bronx, New York. '
tFord runabout $250.
and all accessories. In perfect con-
dition. Price 8200. Apply So. Nor-
walls Oyster Farms Co. Phone 1097.
FOR SALE—1920 Ford'touring car,
with starter 3350. Also a 1919
These cars look
and run like new. Two good bar-
gains. Phone 2153 Norwalk. '
.
WANTED—Men with clean reputa-
tions to call on people who have
requested information and explain.
legitimate propositions. Liberal re-
munerations. Call Victor Page Motor
Co. 123 Washington St. ' ‘
WANTED—Outside salesman. Apply
at once. Donnelly's 18 South Main
88.. ‘ ‘ .,.,.ia§!m!_:
WANTED—Girls to learn straw hat
operating on box machines. good
pay while learning. steady work guar-
anteed. The Crofut & Knapp Co.
FOR SALE—Delicatessen refriger;
ator; also refrigerator show case,
cheap for quick sale. 882 Howard
Ave, Bridgeport, Conn, or call Bar.
.2032. Bridgeport, Conn.
TO EXCHANGE—A fine modern house
near Bridgeport for Norwalk real
estate. Apply to Mr. Fuller, 15 South
Main street.
FOR SALE—8 acres of good oyster
ground. Also one of the best
grounds to raise round clams on East
of Sprite Island coast. Cost 8950.
Price $350 to a. quick. cash buyer. N.
L. llayxbee. P. O. Box 543, South Nor-
wa .
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pro LET
FOR RENT-4 rooms. 13 North Main
St. Apply at Harris & Gans,
FOR SALE—Six—room
quire S. S. Velsor
Trust Co., So. Norwa k.
cottages. 1n-
care Peoples
T0 LET~Furnished room with board
in private family: also lady or gen-
tleman for supper only. Reference.
Mrs. A. Hirtzler. 8 Putnam Ave.
FOR ~RENT—Desirahle modern five
room apartment on West Ave.
Adults only.
Baird, 53 West Ave.
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son RENT-Storage Space, hon-oi
new furniture. Separate rooms.
”ml—fire proof building. Hubbeli
loci and Storage Co., Inc., Sauga-
luck. Conn. Tel. Westport 47. We
his. necotlable warehouse receipts.
’VVIELIAM F HOYT
REAL ESCTATE
IT IS CHEAPER TO BUY THAN
TO BUILD .
1 House. all improvements, 6 rooms.
1 bath .- .................... $4,000
8 muses, all improvements, 6 rooms.
I both ..................... $4.500
O Raises. all improvemets, 6- rooms.‘
1 bath ..................... $5.000
1 Double House, improvements. 9
rooms, 2 baths ............. $4,000
[Double Houses. improvcmnts, 11
rooms, ..................... $6,200
1 Double House, improvements. 10
rooms, 2 baths ............. $7,000
I.Double Houses, improvements. 10
rooms, 2 balhs .............. $7.200
IDouble Houses. improvements. 12
rooms, 2 baths ......... $10,000
I have business blocks. beautiful
private homes. l‘arms and country
property for sale.
If you al‘v looking for a. Home or
other propcrt y
I am only too willing to give you my
time If you will give me some of
your time. Let me show you
sorne bargains
WILLIAM F. HOY'I'
REAL ESTATE
LOST
LOST—7 months’ old Airdale female.
Howard of $5.00 if returned to G8.-
bor Racy. 9 Kossutll St.. S. N.
LOS'l"-—Roll of bills. Friday or Satur-
daK between \VOOlell‘y Ave. and
So. 'm'walk Post Office. Reward if
returned to Sentinel office.
TO THE PEOPLE OF NORWALK
international One-pipe Heaters are
at their lowest now. They will not be
lower .and will surely be higher soon.
We have a carload of these coming in
at the low price. Better place Your
order now and be protected against
advance. Satlslfaction guaranteed or
money ret‘unded—~cush or installment‘
plan, “'9 are heating houses of 18
rooms, We can surely heat your house.
Customers ol ours have saved from
13 to'lé coal by using International
One‘plpe Heaters.
Names furnished on request. Call
or telephone 473-3.
See the heater at
HENRY A. HE‘GELEIN. Agent.
56 \Vater St. Tel. 473-3, So. Norwalk
Plumbing . Heating filming
2——
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, August 6. ”A. D., 1921.
Estate of Howard Bayley, late of
Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
Ordered, That the administrator ex-
hibit his administration account to
this Court for adjustment_ at the Pro-
bate office in: Norwalk. on the. 17th
«day of August, 1921. at 10 o’clock,
Iorenopn: and that all persons inter-
ested in said estate may be notified
thereof. the administrator will causeJ
11113 order to be. published in a. news-
paper having a circulation in said ‘dis-
trict. at least, five days before said
17th day of August. 1921.
HENRY W. GREGORY, Judge.
BELFAST, Aug. 8 (Associated
Prowl—Fourteen Shin Fein’ Mem-
bers of Parliament who have been in
confinement in the Ballyminlar inter—
ternment camp. Were released.
It is announced by Desmond Fitz-
Geraid. Sinn Fein Member of the
Propaganda, that all the Irish Repub-
lican Parliament members will repre-
sent themselves at the Munich House
upon their arrival in Dublin.
Phone 2856 or see Mrs. .
‘ REAL ESTATE
Filming the. last 24 hours.
FOR SALE—~7-room,, modern house in
. 'every detail. lot 100x325 ft., fruit.
First-class location for oil station.
Bargain. George Mitchell, Tele.1861.
KENDRICK’S GARAGE ‘
FOR‘D SERVICE, mm:
A’LL worm GUARANTEED
30 CW STRIP!
eom'H NOfiWALK
FOR SALE 1
House. 8 rooms. electric lights, H: A.
furnace, well water in house, 9 acres
line land, barn, chicken houses. fruit.
‘at Cranbury. Wlll take bungalow in
on . for part payment.
or particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
7 mm swam nonwsmr
INSURANCE
PJOSEPH s. KERY, JR.“
Plumbing and Heating, Sheet
Metal Working
Country Water System and One
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 492
21 Taylor Ave... So. Norwalk, Conn.
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ECONOMIZE
You save money when you purchase
your Lamps at the Electric
Shop
Exceptional Opportunity
50 watt Lumps (220 V) 31.00
100 watt lamp (220 v. 110 v) $1.00
200 watt lamp (220 V. 1101:) . $2.00
Try a Violet Ray Lamp.
J. M. lilOELLl-ZR
ELECTRIC SHOP
HP“
If you are looking for bargains
this is the store. Ladies . stockings.
10c pr. Middy Blouses with or with-
‘aut embroidery, $1.38 and $1.50-
“14'-16 at 81.75; also 2.4, $1.00.
sizes gingham. house. dresses 796.
‘There are lots of other bargains it
you are looking for some at. ‘
Monsoon” Goods Store
2! Monroe St.
Extra. .
L GENT(%KL s91??? )snop
n6 8 P
Ladies’ and Children's Hair Cutting
a Speclait
Mlchek Ind
11 No. Main 815., '80_
7 LENlI-lAN's exposes AND
PARCEL camera!
9 Railroad Agnes. .6th Norwslk
albo
Nomaik. Ct-
.- one 2380.—
MOTT AND KLOCK
Painting and Paper Manchu
Est mgg'l‘lgergll Given.
4! OEDRR STREET 80. NORWALK
h menu: sum momma
will overhaul and repair your car.
any molar;iii in uynour ya?“ “gage.
l’ltlon lih gs emes 1160-.
‘53-): All wax-i guaranteed. Phone
MW. J. ”23"?um Place
Phon°MA86NRY—CARPENTRY
BRICKfiL s'rons'fim'rsgms GOTTA.
“iiimas
I O
Walks. autumn? Welfa. end All
_ Its Branches
‘ ’ I. CLARK
"°J="°.5.t:..,’-~ ms?- "tufted:
Cur ugcrate and To: Win!!!
Work Done In» Pimple“ style.”
more THE FAchRY TO
THE H0"
at! messes. 110"- m‘m “‘3
‘ions-ot’ all . our
druid on our“
symsnt , Also «mom '
m. summed. Drop us a card
telephone 317 to: mental!"
NORWALK MATTRESS co.
Franklin and Monroe at. so. Rom
"NATHAN 8 MILLER
General contrscflns. ”hmuud
WS-
mun cos-full . V03»
uefio‘égan. Tel. #8544
8. Miller. Tel. 1423-5
10 some Street. Nowell- 003*
01'
to
lk.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time to ram ‘1’ 1‘0““
w it from decoy: 10 your
rooms decorated. Ask for my
on wall paper. and paints. Save from
20 to 40 per cent on labor and mate-
rial. Alexander White. 85 Lowe St.
South Norwalk.
Nagy Bros. Local and long diseonce
trucking of all kinds. Dali trips to!
New York. Address 71. Coins street.
Phone 318. ‘ M _ -
csnmem a 1mm. low’ mi lime
distance trucking of all nude
once Leary & Co., Phone 1577. goose
phone 383.
RUM RUNNER i
VESSEL NOW
USED BY POLICE:
A ‘_.i
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28 Washington Street
New Store Open (or Bushes
R. H. GEORGE
Air'ro REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
GARAGE, 1 EAST WALL 81'"
REAR HILL TOP INN:
Norwalk, Tel. 993.
PROBATE SALE OT: REAL ESTATE.
the Court of Probate for the District
of Norwaik, authorizing them thereun-
to. the subscribrrs hereby offer for
sale. all such right. title and interest
as Jennie W. Swords. late of Nol'walk
in said District. deceased. had at the
time of her death in and to the tri-
lowing described real" estate. to wit:
All that certain tract or parcel 0;
land with the buildings thereon,
known as 24 West Avenue, and situot.
ed in the Second Taxing District oi’
the Citi- of Norwalk in said town at
,Norwal ; bounded Northerly 125 feet,
more or less, by land of Dr. Shllivan;
Easterly 41 feet, more or less by said
West Avenue; southerly 125 feet.
more or less, by ltmdi of the South
103’??? LEI 1%.?hurgh, Society; and
ea or - co m e or eea,
lami- of iner D. Randall. M
PAULINE s. HAVILAND,
means-ices.
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Tuesday. with moderate
nature: moderate tofnesh‘ north
and northwest winds. The disturbance
which passed out the St. Lawrence
Valley yesterday caused unsettled:
weather in the Lake region. Ohio Val-
..ley and New England. ' Several places
Freported more than an inch of rain
urbance is followed by~h ridge of high
épressure extending from Nebraska
eastward to Ohio. which in producing
clearing weather in the western dis-
TUaeW-nmmmel
(attache-tum - -t
j .
tricts.~ The temperature continues: evening abthe council chambers, City home of her brother. Charles A. Sher-
gmodewteiy low in all. the northern Lhalll. At‘thls time it isrexpected‘ that wood. \of Love street. ..
sections . The highest reported yes-,flle revised. traficrovanance Will: be ,v‘o- \_ . . .
terdBy’ was 100‘ .at Abilent, Teen. and reportednpon and probably adopter}? m Scudder. of Jerse City. is
the-lowest, last. mamas. rat mi ». 7.; ~ f ‘ ' ,7 fl ‘ - . . {F.‘WFEE'P‘J'WJE '1‘.
Rive-‘Qnm, ’ , . * -. eeuauaWuom m ,? W
Under and. pursuant to an order oi"
For particulars and terms, 1 to’
IOLA' STEELE’ app y
pleasant weather in the central andl
route. No trace of the “mystery ship"
{was soon so for us could be learnt-d.
\\'ith course laid due Past. the Jen-
nie 'l‘. sailed away to Sacllem's Head
on the Sounr]. where she boxed the
l
of the New England Camry Co. store,
on South Main street, has just return-
Ved from Greece for a short visit in this.
countrY.
friends in South Nor-walk whom he is
calling on today. He conducts a large
hotel in Athens, and‘ is interested in
Ianother prosperous business.
tained on Saturday evening. fir. and
Mrs. Lester Gray and Mr. and Mrs.
J. Conley of Bell Island, together with
Mr. and Mrs. L. Yost.
was pleasantly passed. With music.
Young girls white lace dreamt. aselboth voca, and instrumental. and re-
freshments were served at a late hour. ‘
State Eagles' association, today is in.
Newark. N. J.. wheve he is attending‘
Mrs. A. S. Howard. of 57 Putnam ave-
nue. left yesterday for Providence. R.
1.. where they will remain two weeks
with friends.
tin“.
the day in New Yerk city.
' May and Josephine, and Alfonzo Tello.
all of Port-Chester. New York, spent
yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Antonio
Audino. of Cross street, South Nor-
walk. and all enjoyed a wonderful day.
in the South Norwalk Trust Company.
is spending his annual two weeks va-
cation on an automobile tour to Nia-
gara and other points of interest.
ien, who are entertaining Dr. and Mrs.
C. R. Chasnlar of Norwalk, will leave
Berkshires and will be accompanied b.\‘
George Philom Bungalows on Leftoy
Peter Pippiles. formerly proprietor
Mr. Pl‘ppiles has many
Mr. and Mrs. William Bankswenter;
The evening
~
William J. Powell. pre. ‘ nt or the
MOKISEL the national convention of that organ- and Edward Sherman. Of South Nor-
W ization. The conventjofl Wu] last ten walk. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce.
The Biugtong Remnant Place, ltdays. During his absence from the Mr...alld Mrs. William Th”"“‘s.. Mr.
Mott Ave. Nor-walk. will be Open‘First District. John D. Milne is acting and Mrs‘ Joseph Selma M“ Firs.
every Wednesday and'SaturdaY from'deputy fire chief. ’ James Robinson, Miss Belle Bruce.
Buttoigiallni No more Mondays. Prices Mr. and Mrs. Munsey and family, of
c .
Mr. and Mrs. George Janes and
They went by auto.
Misses Katherine and Mary McCar-
of Harriet street. are spending
Mrs. Sarina Bonnollo and daughters
Louis G. Soderstrom, savings teller
Dr. and Mrs. H. 1'). Hanson. of Dar.
for a motor trip through the lower
Dr. and Mrs. Chasmar.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H’. Bly of South
Norwolk who have taken one of the
avenue. l‘lnrien. recently had a house-
warming at “l"m-nrock" bungalow.
Miss Elsie \V‘illiams and Miss Ruth
Russell. ot the South Norwalk Trust:
Company. llau- left for Farmington.’
Conn. where they will spend their
two weeks \ “cation.
Misses Dom and Verina Heine. of
Elm Grew Sift-Pt. are. spending a‘
week's \zlmllon with friends in New
I‘lritain.
Mrs. J. linmry Stevens. of Flax Hill
Road. has returned home after a five
months' \l>:l with her daughter. Mrs.
\Vinrrcd T) h r Long. in Berkeley. Cali—
forum.
f Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Lichtenauer.
0f Westpdnt. entertained are. garden
party and‘ tea: Saturday after-noun
about 150 guests. , Music and dancing ,
soil the lam was enjoyediali attornoo'n. ‘
Luncheon was served. in the
and dining room.
Edwin S. Thomas. Mrs. T. I. Raymond,
Lansing D. Odell. Judge and Mrs. E.
' necticut.
' avenue.
garden .
Those present
from- Norwalk were Judge and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs; Lehmair, Lewis Lehmair.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bishop. Mr. and; .
Mrs. John Cavanagh. Mr. and Mrs.”
M. Lockwood, Mr. and M‘rs. Frederick
H. Quintard. Mr. and Mrs. Minor D.
Randall, Eflss Elizabeth Randall, M'iss
Mabel Thatcher, Major and Mrs.
Eben H'ill. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Brown.
Miss Cornelia Odell. A. G. Pemberton.
Dr. and Mrs. Wadsworth and Mr. and
Mrs. Bunker.
Guests at Shadowbrook. Westbn.
yesterday. included, Mrs. James Golc—
en. Mrs. Wilfred; Bedwell: Mr. all-'1
Mrs. J. Emory Stevens. Messrs. John
Bridgeport.
Cardswere sent out today announc-
ing the marriage of Miss Irene Pago-
thy O'Connor. of California. niece of
Mrs. George 1‘...»M'oodWard, to Leone
Piero Riccl. of New York city. The
marriage took place Saturday night at
the home of Mrs. Woodward at 15
Belden avenue in the presence of im—
friends.
3
Rev. Ernest F‘. McG—regor. pastor of
the First Congregational church. is en-
joying a vacation which is spent cruis- ’
ing with Charles and Percy Mead. on
the latter’s yacht. “Elsa."
Miss Kathleen Pierce of Flax Hill
Road. is enjoying a week's vacation
from her duties as stenographer at
the Salts Textile Mtg. Company.
Bridgeport, Conn.
w' ‘
John A. Mills. the well-known Wall
street automobile supply man. is plan-
plug a trip to Canada. starting next
Wednesday.
W'illiam H. Aiken or 54 Newtown
avenue. returned to his duties today
at the store of Tristram 8: Hyatt. after
a vacation.
Oscar Amundsen. at East Norwalk.
spent Sunday at the Berkshire Cot-
tage. at Walnut Beach. Milford. Con-
VVilliam J. Leland. of Philadelphia.
is spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bradbury. of Bayview
tic ‘ I, :GUP. WWW
MWNGELES WAESHING'PON. spins;
'MURDER CASE
fContinucd- From First Page)
impelled, according to Nolan, be make
the statements concerning Mrs; Ober-
chsin’. _
Chief owes. ‘Nolan laid, is
the amnion that Burch wont to
Los flawless m’weeks agent the‘
ream of Ere. (liberalism. who cele-
M‘edti‘o‘himathishom’ einEv.
Won; 11!. t. "
"\
Another statement
On theee occasions.
Nolan also declared that Burch adv
mitt‘ed to him that he had used the
name Mr. Oberchain. but declined to
tell him why.
Exchange of loans of money be-
tween Burch and Mrs. Oberchain was
admitted. the oflicer said. although
Burch previously was quoted as hav-
ing‘ denied this.
in ’custody of Nolan.
Las Vegas late last night for Les An-
geles.
' Burch.
Aentinel classified ads wort won-
tiers.
mediate members of the family and _
(Regardless of Price
Handsome Resld' ence,
NO. 88 PARKWAY
Consisting of 19 Room!
and 5 Baths, on a Blue
237x553x2541596,
together with garage
London to Ocean Beach.
separately
Send for Booklet
Auctioneer
67 Liberty 8L, N. Y. cltv
attributed bo-
Burch by Helen is that Mrs. Ober-
chain visited him at his hotel room
in Los Angeles and that iiogethm" they '
_ watched Kennedy as he worked in
his case across the Met. '
«accorfing
Nolan. Mrs. Obeschaln was» disguised.
.princlpally with a wig of a color dif-
ferent from her natural hair.
Absolute Auction
New London, Conn.
through to Low" Boulevard, on
which is the trolley from New
' Saturday, Aug. 20th
2:30 p. m. on the premises
66 23 Per cent on mortgage
Furnishings of house to be sold
JOSEPH P. DAY
o'clock this morning the
now-er; returning here Wj
Harding and his party from?
tion in New Hampshire. ‘3'
seventy miles southeait o! .
lopsn, Delaware Bay.
INS" j
and
Am LOW BY
39 West Washington j
L ALL wens: comm
New and Used Tires and To” _
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Gil.
t
to
scouring, Tumbling wa
PCann. Carpet Closing
s7 coma 31-2, sown-v m
left
Rose a. _
Bros.
HARDWARE & HI}
FURNISHINGS *
”i 125' WASHINGTON 5
‘ so. nonwm.
$18.50
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Miss Margaret Delaney of the Nor-
walk iron Works office, is spending a
two-weeks' vacation in Springfield,
Vermont.
Mrs. Fred '1‘. Lyons. of Bayview
avenue, left this morning for a. two
VVHHnm Buttery and Leon Weed -
have rcsumml their duties at the South
Norwalk Trm Company after having?
spent their annual two weeks vacation 3
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Mrs. John A llnmilton. of Flax Hill;
Road. who has been spending two
months at the snnitnrium at 'Clifton
Springs. will return home this week.
Miss Helen Cahlll today resumel
hr-r duties at the business office of tho
Southern New England Telephone
company. Vl‘ashington street.
\liss Helen Coughlin. of New Haven
has returned home after spending all
orimahle week as the guest of Miss
Mum Keisler, of Putnam avenue.
Yuri; who has been visiting his sister.
MW Daniel Readyoft’. of Elm Grove
ctr. wl. has returned home.
\lls. Sarah Lane. of Reed street. is
spmling a week at the Berkshire.
t‘mmc‘e. in Milford. as themguest of
.\l;.v.< Ethel McLean.
Irving H. Reed. 0! 210 Main street.
compass on a still hunt for a rumored
rum-laden craft, which was said to N‘
“love-ring in the oli‘erin waiting io'l
smuggle her cargo ashore. A higb‘
powered car bore another contingcnli
.
t
or Chief MoAuliffe's force of land-11mm
lllhbers to the shore by the overland
nus—or
TODAY IN WALL emu
“VI ' STREET. NOON.—-Tradlug
became irregular later on an 111'
'creased Volume of dealings. Suppl)“
was “funded to some of the em!!!»
merits and oils. but recessions con-
tinued . eisew here. The p
was the target for the bear specula“
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mr’s. American Sugar extending "91
decline to 13—4. South Pbrto R1
f?"gnr losing 1. Cullen» Sugar 6
. 1 Jewel Tea- Pl‘d. 3 points.
Ste.” '1. U. S. Alcohol
Reading “~11 Railway Steel. Springs
gave way I to IV, and Manhattan 3 1—4.
On: the other hand American Agricul—
tural Chemical was marked up 1%.
null American Loom, Haskell Barker.
American. Ice; Pittsburgh Coal id-
and North American“. 1. point. Sterl-
.in; Exchange continued not rise, touch.
co
. 2.
Retail
ing. 3-87%.. a rise, ottover 7 cents from
Satin-daft: final figures. Call money
”we . at Q" 61% cent. despite the.
IW- morons - shown
. in surplus rem
serves in last week's
bank statement. :
moron CARNIVAL, l
Coating“ from First P.0-
. fl ' .
ins i mimic bf? Merriam's owhe'stral
was jo’yed‘. »
;, The door prite, 20‘ pounds ot-snsar:
’was won by mmidearnor.
Cedar street.
A feature otvthe night’was a. pie-
eating contest which made a. big" hit.
0.171":
The die- The several contestants were urged toiwflav
:do their best by the amused crowd by.
lshout’s of encouragement 7
The August meeting of the“ Com-i
mon council will be held tomorrow‘
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.Miss May ‘Vheeler. of 155 Wash'ing10n lThe rdma
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sugar erUP 3
u.“ s. Rubber. i
WELL END TONIGHT“.
is .~:~l‘oying a two weeks vacation from
hi< duties with the L. J. Reynolds and
sun. expressmen.
Mrs. J. W. Studweli. has been enter-
g her brother Rev. A. B. Purdy
and nephew. Dr. Purdy and wife. of
,\l\>li(‘. Conn.
Mrs; Nettie \V‘heeler and daughter.
street. are enjoying a trip of two
works through Connecticut and Mas.-
sachusetts.
today celebrating their third wedding
anniversary. Mrs. Leary was former-
ily Miss Blossom Silcox.
——.. ’
rington. Of Springfield. Mast. spent
the week end. with Min and“le
Frami— Pierce, of Fine: Hill Road.»
w .
Mr. and Mrs. George Wood‘ward.
and Mr. and Mrs. Flank. Finnegan, of
Gibson’Coul't; are spending a. week
at Bantam Luise:
..__..._
Mr .and Mrs. Stephen S. Jarvis and
family are spending a week with Mrs.
Jarvis' sister. Mrs. Susie Miller, in
Cornwall.‘ Conn.
Victor W; Ferris. of the Nor-walk
Hour. is off on his annual vacation.
his place at the desk being taken by
W. A.vTolles;
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Mrs. C. E. Netting and son Leigh-
ton, of' Putnam avenue, have returned
home after spending' the past three
{weeks at Goshen.
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Miss Mildred Howard, of Elm street.
resumed her duties at the Na-
Bank of Norwalk. after a two
vacat‘ ion.
Mrs. Theodore Elwell. of Bridge-
port. is spending a few days at the
tional
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A' :lrew \Valsh. of Long Island. New‘
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Leary are
Jim Stan‘lwey and Miss Sallie Har-e
weeks‘ stay at Lake George.
Miss Rose Robichaud. of Chestnu
street. Second district, is visiting with:
friends in Waterbury.
Deaths and Funerals
Edward Browne. ,
Edward Browne, of 12 Seaside
Place whose death occurred Saturday ..
afternoon after a. lingering illness,
had been a. resident of East Norwalki
tsince hid” retirement ten years ago
from the J. Ruppert Brewing Co., of
:New York. with which he was con—’
nected for fifty years. Mr. Browne
was of English-Irish extraction and
was born in Ireland 86 yogrs ago on
‘the estate that has been' in the
Browne family for centuries. He was
{the son of the late Patrick Browne
and Margaret Longon. a. grand-I
daughtbr of Lord Boyne, through
whom he was related to several titl-j
ed families of Ireland. He was first
d close friend of Lieutenant
iGeneral Sir Martin Dillon; also a.
inemhew of the late Bishop Browne. of
the dioceses of Elphia, Roscommon.
3 Mr. Browne was twice married and
is survived by a widow. Agnes M.;
three children by his first marriage,
Martin J.. a civil engineer; _Robert J..
.of the New York Supreme Court. and
iMyra. wide of John Conden, New
‘York School Principal.
The funeral. which will be strictly
iprivate. will be held from his late
lhome. Tuesday morning at 8:30 and
from St. Joseph’s Church at 9 o'clock.
ins will be taken for inter-
ment in the family plot in Calvary
fCemetery, New York. by Funeral Dir-
Hector A. J‘. Collins.
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The funeral of Wagoner Frederick
:W. Amundsen. formerly of the 6th
£C'ompany. who died from wounds. re-
ceived while serving with the A. E. 1“.
in' France was largely attended yester—
day afternoon from like Norwalk Ar—'
,mory.
’ Members of the 6th Company. numa
bering about 75, provided the escort
and pail-bearers for the funera A
platoon of Battery C.. 192ml Art ry
was also present to attend. as were de—
legations of the American Legion and
the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
1, Rev. Chapman S..Lewis. rector of
{Trinity church ofliciated at the servic-
es at the armory, while ‘ >
Holly Tyrell of Frank C. Godfrey Post. i
No. 12. was in charge of the American,
Legion services zit the grave in River-
side cemetery.
A firing squad from Battery C. gave
regional salute while Michael Dominic.
fformeriy of the 6th Company. and a
“buddy" of Amundsen. blew “ taps."
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Funeral of Mrs. 8mm.
The funeral of Mrs. Genrge W. Ste-
vens. who died in New Haven on Fri-
day night last. was held this afternoon
at 2:30 o‘clock from the funeral par-
,1ors of D.‘ W. Raymond. West Wrigh-
lington street. _
officiating and interment was in the
Norwalk cemetery.
. an .inmate of the Soldier-5' Home “at
9 canon Heights. was-held this otter:
' ‘ ' rial” not sum ; _. Grave
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