RIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1921,
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Wants, To Let, For Sale, Business and hormonal cards Miscellamous Advs.
LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
Two Cents a word; minimum charge 500 per issue, 3 times-$1.00. Caps Double Price.
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4 m sonTE'xonwAI-S. MG. Wis
night, Dr. Harding and his bride. hur-
ry mg to catch a trolley car: were met
erred congratulations and transporta-
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‘ wANTED-
, WANTED '
1 -ra.tors on Ladies’ Coats and
w"
, Bath Robes
1d Pay Steady Work
":11y12 South Mainy Street
' First Floor
for genial
12 Lincoln
1,
:3 TEDeA ' woman
Husewmk. Apply
- or phone 2347.
at
ANTED—~Siluation to care for in:
valid or elderly person Telephone
. 01 walk 1424-.4
'ANTEI)—-White woman to do
Nrnning- Apply Housekeeper Rey.
in.) James hotel.
-WAN'I‘EI» Clerkshtps open to men.
‘ women. over 17_. Postal Mail Ser-
vice. Railway Mail. Washington Dc-
.- partments, Typists, Salaries, $1,400 to
$1,800. Experience unnecessary. For
free particulars of examinations, write
J. Leonard (former Civil Service ex-
aminen. 889 Equitable Bldg, Wash-
ington, D. C
WANTEDwWoman to 115711011: by day.
inq. Mrs Kohn, 9.R R.A
WANTED— Woman for general house-’
work Apply 18 France St., Norwalk.
WANTEI1~A leading Cake Specialtyl
concexn wishes a distributing
agency in Stamford and Norwalk.
Must be financially responsible. Write
B care Sentinel.
WANTED—Several girls about +16
y1ar~1 old tor light work in manufac-
turing department. Steady work. Ap-
1%; ready 1‘01 duty. Clover Mtg 00..
innepauk.
TO LET
‘I‘O LET Garage, 9x20. Inquire on
premises. 60 \Voodward avenue,
wndcs. .
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TO I.ET~ Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping at 21 North
Main St. Phone 2635.
'I'O REi'Tv»('Bedar Hammock Island
t11r1‘amping. Furnishcd shack.
I’himi- 1061 or )v1ite \I1s. S, Raymond.
103 S11. .vlain St.
FOIL llENT—W’ell lighted, live room
‘tlut with all improvements. Apply
l~11~1~nl11~1g' s” \Vcstporl. Conn.
'l (t I [2'] «I‘ i\'c room apartment.
Wishington Strcct, I-Zast Norwalk.
All 111111rovcmcnts cxrc-pt heat. luq.
til .31). Main St. So. Norwalk. Phone
60
‘- pv-u-n—a -‘
r0 RENT/vnasemcnt 4011751 concrete
finm windows 1111 3 sides. xumvay
rm automobiles Schumann All Print,
hack of P. 0.. S11. Norw.alk Conn.
house- I
rooms.
FOIL REhTe‘Storage Space.
hold furnitme. Separate
Berni-tire proof building. Hubbcll
loci and Storage Co.. Inc., Sausa-
Iuck. Conn. Tel. Westport 47. We
:- netotiable warehouse receipts.
FWILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
It is cheaper to buy than to build
4 Houses. 6 rooms, 1 bath ..... $4,000
3 houses, 6 rooms. 1 bath ..... $4,501)
2 housi-s, 6 rooms, 1 b.1111 ..... $5. (Hill
.‘3 hum-um, ti moms. 1 bath ..... $3. :70“
2 family houses in all sections of the
N11rwz1lk<, prices
irom ............ $4,009 to $10,000
All kinds of private residences:
farms and shore property.
Look—l want to rent a 7-room house.
1 bath, willing to pay $60 per month.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
ORLINS’
TIRE VULCANIZIN G SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
Alli. \‘.'()l‘.l{ GUARANTEED
and [151-11 'l‘ims and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable
'Standard Gasoline and Oils
New
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Toke—Office, 1103: House. "I
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDSN.
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'l'(‘)mTHEt PEOPLE OF NORWALK
' l‘lil 11111
:11 ()ne- -pipe Heaths are
at H1111
1.11.1 .1 now. They will not be
low-11.11111 will surely be highd‘ 300”
1- tax 1. unload 01 these coming in
at 1111 low mice Better place 301"
01111-1' now and be protectgd against
advance. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money 1efunde1l~cash or installment
plan We am heating houses of 18
rooms. We can suxeip heat your house.
Customcis of ours have saved from
13 to IA coal by using International
One—pipe Heaters
Names furnished on request. Call or
telephone 473-“ -..1
See the heater at
HENRY A. HEGELEIN. Agent.
56 Water St. Tel. 473-3, So. Norwalk
Plumbing Heating Tinning
0" talcum-om- .11 run or.
‘m h” “In...
5.: '1’
“’11’111 monthly meeting of the Master
I Humiln IS unsuciaticn womheld in the
41111 Jinn-s hotel last it!
was alto-mic ghtéw—ang'
p
2172- 4.
A LIFE-TIME OPPORTUNITY
7- 100111 new..mode1‘n dwelling. Near
station and trolley. Select residential
section. -Large lot. All latest improve.
ments. For immediate sale will take
$250 cash. Balance terms and rent,
right payments. Phone 1900.
FOR SALE—6 fresh cows and 60
sixty quarts mill: daily. Insulro J.
Strassberger. “Lexington avenue. So.
Norwalk, Conn.
FOR SALE—One Guernsey and one
Jersey fresh cow, also two Hol-
item cows. Telephone 5544, 9 .Eerris
ve.
FOR SALE—Harbm View Beach;
:two houses just completed" On
51. rooms and bath, other seven rooms
an bath. Garage to both houses.
gsvzéler, 20 Harbor View Ave., phone
FOR SALE— 250 buvs at 3- 4 ton Ford
truck; 191 Newly painted, cab
body. special springs, five pneumatic
tll‘eS. Any demonstration. Phone
A_».
FOR SALE—.ladders, made to order,
300 to 50¢ a foot, delivered. Old
ladders repaired. Vie call for and de-
liver. Phone 1580. E Hamm.
West Roch avenue.
FOR SALE—Large flat top desk,
suitable for oflice use. Also drug-
gist's glass table. three shelves; also
the dicine cabinet. Reasonable. 72
West avenue, So. Norwalk. '
FOR SALE—G- horsepower, 2 cylinder
1 a .
marine motor nearly new, with
Schebler carburetor and muffler.
Price $50 Phone 14772.
FOR SALE~—Ten miles from Norwalk,
near to station, churches, school
stores. factory One and one- half acres
ground, eight room house, veil, apples.
Price $1800. 00: terms. C. M , care
of Sentinel Office. _
FOR SALE—Hodse; all improve-
ments; 8 rooms; fruit. \‘Vrite
box 95, care of Sentinel Oflice.
FOR SALE— —Bargain, 1917 Chandler
touring car.
Price $600. Vaast Bros.
Garage, 17
Chestnut St., Phone 1860.
FOR SALE—Upright piano in good
condition at sacrifice Paity leaving
lovi‘n Monday. 7 Center 81., So. N01-
wak
FOR SALE—Foul touiing cal,
1918 Model T.
St. , Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Jlarlcy
cycle in firs1~1 lass. A-I condition,
and with full electrical equipment.
Cheap. inquire Dewey Mills, Clockett
Av e_ Row ayton. '
“IO EXCHANGE—A fine modern house
near B1idgeport for Nonvalk real
r-state Apply to Mr. Fuller. 15 South
cheap.
Applya 35 Orchard
Davidson motor-
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BUSINESS :.Noa‘icis
The Blustone Remnant Place, 1!
Mott Ave.. Norwalk, will be openl
every Wednesday and Saturday Iran?
8 to 3 In. No more Mondays. Prices
out In
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP 1]
( eFlIght Up)
Ladies’ and Children's Hair Cuttinni
a Specialty
3 AND
AROEL DELI V RY
O Rallroad Avenue, .South Norwai
—-Phcnc 2330.—
MOTT AND KLOCK
:Palnting and Paper Hanging
Estimates Chem-full Given.
45 CEDAR 81' gr” So. NORWALK
EXPERT AUTO W10
will overhaul and repair your car.
any make. in your own M86-
kl
Mon and l htln ms a co-
IEli-All wo‘i guarautmed.g cysts Pincus
602-4. ‘4
t w.' .1. more: 1
Phone” 7 20 losses Ptaco
BRICK ”s%%§1¥—:TRPE"TRCS‘OM
Wm 31%
wcgNCGETE
I. crproo
Walks, Retaining W and All
tsBranches
1. CLARK
110 Taylor Ave. 80. Norwalk, cc.
Curbing Gutters, Lawn Rolling, Con-
crate and Tar
Walks
Work Done In First plan Style.
FROM THE FACTORY To
THE D
Matti-com, own. bolsters and
cushion of all do sold on our easy
cyment plan. Also -sarenovoting, -
Tactic teed. us a. cord or
ngunron Drop
telepncno 817 tor representative to
NORWALK- MATTRESS 00.
Franklin and Noni-cc 8t. 80. Nor-walk.
NATHAN a MILLER
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time to point our house
and keep it (round . vs your
rooms decorated. Ask for my prices
on wall paper. and points. Save ti-om
sowcopercentonlaborondmnto-
rial. Alexander White. 85 Lowe St.
South Norwalk.
Nagy Brood] Local and long “distance
trucking atoll ml. 71°03“qu to
w York. street.
hone 818.
‘4‘;
CARRIGAN cums, local and lens
distance trucking of all kinds
Main st1 eet
FOR SALEw—7- room modern house in
c1e1y detail, lot 100x325 11.. fxuit
First-class location tor oil station
Bargain. George Mitchell, Tcle.1861
KENDRICK’S GARAGE
FORD SERVICE, WELDING
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
30 CHESTNUT STREET
court—1 NORWALK
JOSEPHS. KERY, JR.
Plumbing and Heating, Sheet
Metal Working
Country Water System and One
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 492
ECO\ 0\I]ZE
your Lamps at the Electric
Shop
Exceptional Opportunity
3 50 watt lamps (220 v) 81. OO-
1 100 watt lamp (220 v, 110 v) 31. 00
1 200 Watt lamp (220 v,110v) $2. 00
Try a Violet Ray Lamp.
J. M. MOELLER
ELECTRIC SHOP
28 “'nshlngton Street
New Store Open for Business
CARPET CLEANING
Scouring, Tumbling Vacuuming
Conn. Carpet Cleaning Co;
87 CEDAR ST” SOUTH NORWALK‘
PHONE 959
$1. ,
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SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk, 59.. Probate
CoggtAugéugthS, A! D.. 1921.
e o o n can Knn , lat
Norwalk» in said dist xiyet. degassed e M
The Court of Probate {or the Dis-
trict of Norwalk hath .limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts, pioperly attested, within said
time will be débarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate pay-
ment to
FREDERICK H. ROWAN,
Executor.
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk, 33.
Court. July 28, A. D..1921.
Estate of Dudley E. Hoyt late of
Norwalk in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis‘
trict of Norwalk, hathwllmlted and abC
Probate
, lowed six months from the date here-i
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their
Those who neglect to present their
accounts: properly attested, :w _:
said time. will be debarred a rec'bv-
cry. All persons indebted to said Es-
d by about thiri
, 11-1. llent dinner was " y
which 1111- business
Stephan Miller MC,
21 Taylor Ave., 50. Norwalk, Conn:
You save money when you purchase to.
tote are WW1) make immedmm “
t i > '
Ofllce Leary & 00.. Phone 1677. Home
unions 363.
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\l’ill do light Messenger work from
So. \1)1“ all. to New York. and from
S1). Norunik to Siamlord. No heavy
111 bulky packages taki'n. Stanley G.
Sillimzm. 6U l-‘lax Hill Road. SO. N11r~
walk. Form.
C FOR SALE
House. 6 rooms, with all improve-
ments except electric lights. 33. 700.
House 6 rooms with some imprme—I
ments . ................ , 00*
Both places centrally iocated. For;
particulars.
Ask John T. Hayes -
17 MAIN STREET NORWALK
[REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
traced to l::111 His OVplnnution of how the Lake region and along the South:
PROBATE SALE OF REAL I‘)ST1\TI£"111,,,._V (‘I‘llllt 111 he in his possession Atlantic coast. A long trough or low:
l'ndcr and pursuant to an order of'cuuscd 211: zircst on a charge 01" r...iprcssure between these tWO areas BK‘
it thc Comt of I‘rollatc for the District man-mg sum-n goods. It was $11st “"145 from TF‘NHS northward ‘0 Name
of \‘mwulk authorizing him lllel‘cun-ipolivc 111-11. miners this morning that Sil0\‘91‘$ 1‘3"? OCF‘llred the “St
the subsoiiber hero-1.13 offeis for iuwm “11.3.1 likelihood ol anothir and “Will‘s Allin" “l9 0m“? distance 01 this,
sale all such right. title and intet'Pst‘morc $1 1111115 charge being prefcncd “0113“ in a bieadth from ”"99 to five
as ll‘oilha Daniko. late of Norwalk
in said District. deceased. had at the
time of her death. in and to the fol-
lovslng'dcscribcd rcal estate, to wit:
All those certain tracts or parcels
;of land with the buildings thereon
standing situated in thr- sa1d town of
Norwalk, at South Norwalk, andipur[\ Hiroiimtnts with the logistrais
known and designated as lots Nos.‘ Iof coil-1: “110 are holding their final
Fifteen (15) Sixteen (16). and Sev- :sittmg 11111.1)
1111111111. (17 ) on a map of “Alfred E. The First and Fourth \Vard
Austin' :1 Land “'85! oi the Daubul‘)’ trays flrv sitting in the Court
tanil Norwalk Railroad nmde October. Town Assembly hall; the
1301:": said lots lio- together and are
together bounded Northerly one‘hun-
dred and sixty-three (.1133) feet. more
or I1 511, by land now said to belong to
Marie “'ust; ‘Easterly one hundred.
“'l ninety-three (193) feet. more or
.=. by Austin Avenue as designated
1.111 r: ' ‘ map: Southerly one hundred
and sen ..:y ,(170) feet. -more or less.
by land of Alfred E. Austin: and.
\Vcsterly one hundred 'and- thirt)
(130) feet. more or less. by land now
0" formerly or David Hoyt, deceased.
together with the right of way over
Lake Avenue. Alfred's pnheway. and
Alum“ Avenue. as laid out on said
map;
All that certain tract or parcel of
land situated in said Norwalk, being
‘sixt'y feet front: Iorty-nve feet rear
and of an average depth- of one hum!
dred and forty-five feet. all more or
ilcss: bounded Northerly by land of.-
Stephen and. Bertha Damko; Easterly!
_l')y highway called Austin Avenue;
WSoutherly by other ‘and of said Aus-'
'tin and Westerly by land. nfiTheodox-e.
EMayhew or wife. being lot No.14 on
map of “Land of A. E. Austin west
.
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DR. HARDING MARRIES
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HIS STENOGRAPHER
11.001111111121111 ‘trom Polo Ono)?
Arriving at the station here 7 last;
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by two local neWspapermen. who 01?-
tion in an automobile. They accepted
both. f
1113, said that Miss Severus and he
left \Iarion together Wednesday
morning and went to Detroit. “W'e
were refused a— license in \Vindsor.
if this proposal failed.
would be made to increase the (ism ‘ ‘
tion by. 3500.
MORE DELAY IN
Tax LAW‘REmIoN
(Continued trom First Page.)
an attain
The committee .,
eady has agreed tentatively to ‘,
reuse the exemptions to heads ‘1‘».
families having dependents by $393
or each dependent.
Administrative features of the new
bill understood to have been ag
upon include a provision design
simplify the process of settlemenrbe
back tax claims.
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Fez“: Malone «and Thomas Gauguin
Jto Bun mtBfltish Manni-
factoring Co.
. _?I‘hls morning when Judge Thomas
’ econvened the adjourned. special sea-
0 {the United em. as District court
the rcsimmtiom of ‘Edward Maurer.
Fred Stern and Lewis fiasseli, as re-
ceivers of the British American Mapu-
facturing. Company, of Springdaie.
were received an'a‘bcepted. They will
were received and accepted. They will
next week. and if there are any ob-
jections by creditors of the company
hearings will be held before: Judge
we?»
mine.
'roe. where we were 111..
ago.
Fo reign Legion.
‘to how-
.Ouis V.
The) accompauil ‘
Dr. Harding. who is 77
settlers of
ng children.
A'DEMANDS TiHAT
SPAIN CRUSH
,‘ REBELLION
Cam, because we Were not residents,"
D11. Harding declared.
“We spent Wednesday» night in De-
troit. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Sanborn, who are relatives of
“is to Mon—
vi shortly
"1‘:th .116 who after noon. I know I am not going to
11 No. Main 32,, So Nay-walk. ct, ibe lonesome now.’ he told the news-
papermen.
LENI'HAN'S EXPR } At» the doctor's Silggostions. Mrs.
Harding was taken to her home. He
then asked to be drixcn to his horn".
four Squares away.
First official anzmunceinent of the
marriage was telEgraphed to President'
Harding late last night by an empioyg
of his newspaper. the Marion Star.
years old.
has been a practicing physician
Marion for fifty years.
born in Marion County 52 years ago.
Her; father. Oscar Severns. was one
of the pioneer
County.
years. 380.
Marion
He and his wife died several
Dr. Harding has five liv-
First wife died 1]: years
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Continued tron: First Page.
The Government has published a
declaration thanking the citizens
yaxious American republics who have
declared their wish to come to Spain
to participate in the fighting.
has offered a vain
gentina ,has sent 85 Volunteers to the
and the Spanish em-
bassy in London has received numer—
ous otters from Englishmen to form
a contingent which will
lighting. Many Mexicans and residents
of Rio Janeiro also hm.»
(’11th
TANGIER. Aug. 12.-
tions are lwing mad.»
tion on Aug. 16.
honor of Ahdvel-Krwlt r.
leader who led iri'ismcn in
and Southern Nor-1
against. the comm: a.
1y France. 1 ’17.
The malc Am" population of Mo- bgr. : l. :5: .81:.. plate.
rocco is; consid- :.).‘1»‘y diminished. as
many are 1.1011111111111111: tor service with Captain John \‘V. 0.
the liit tribexmcn. The only persons Captain JOhn ' \V.’Osgood,
coming to the marklb uic women. vollerbn.
.\l:1il sf-rx 11‘1" l11-tween 1111»- 1‘1'1‘ and thc.d1crs Home in Noroton Heights.
mainland of Europe is \111 i1reg11ln1 was 78 \tars of age and wa s a mem-
l‘osial bouts havtng hwr. lflktn for‘ her of Troop 9.116 Colored Infantry.
war service. The body “as shipped to Allin gton.
‘Co1111.. for burial. ition.
MOLA CHARGED
Funeral of Mr. Lawton
cor regiment.
Cuba
Ar-
the
volunteered.
~\\'arlike op-
“depomntmcunc. m “d orations against tin- Spanish forces in BIuly’oy-Ta1-lo\r post Veterans 01 Fbr-
p Ecstimates‘ cheerful] “owe?" by the “atl"“;“ 0’ the R“ 389' 9151‘ Wars. There was a firing squad
A. Nathan. TeI.65—1°3 illon 0‘ ”11” country “'“1 ”0t be under- composed of ex- -service men.
8. Miller Tel. 1423-5 13kt“ before “5"“ Tumdii." at 1035‘. it Rex. Thomas J. Finn. 91 St.:Maz‘y’s
10 Spring Street. Norwalk, C01“!- is dcclnrcd by native llt‘l't‘. Prepam- chu'ch. omcjated at the ser.'ices.
tor the celebra-
of Hm annual fete in
the Moorish
Algiers
1‘0 in their fight.
of their country
WITH RECEIVING
against him.
511111 1.11 REGISTER Fax
(".\ [Tl "SES.
1' how»
this full
hall.
:11
room (‘itl
registrars Selzer's Barber
day until 9 o‘clock, this evening.
1011-13 in Norwalk who Wish
.. \OlP at the party caucuses
should not fail to make their
regis-
room.
Second and
Fifth \‘\':1rd registrars in the court
and the Third Ward
shop.
East “’11shinlrton street. from noon to-
At the sessions held last Friday'a
number or enrollments were received
names
Today is the final op-
portunity for men and women to en-
roll under their partv, and they should
do so or they will be unable to vote at
together with correctionsrof
and addrsscs.
the party caucuses.
—-N0’1'ICE-—
A special meeting of the Bricklay-
Masons and Plasterers will bel
en's.
Central labor hall.
lar will be placed for non attendance.‘
in
His bride was
of
The time o: be
ment would be limited to three year
instead of,_ five. except that additional:
time might be granted by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury.
Agreement also was said to have
been reached to give the secretari-
authority to call in representatives of
taxpayers in an effort to simplify ttlv
present tax return forms. These forms
are now drawn by Treasury experts
and it was said that oommif'ce mem-
bers felt that if the attic 111 this
subject, the forms could be improved.
The comniittee has yet to act on»
the proposal to substitute a graduated
manufacturers tax on candy accord-
ing to cost in place of the recent flat
tax of five per cent. This matter is
now before a sub- committee. ‘ ‘
HURLED THROUGH "Tl
wwpsmnnm
(Continued .trom First Page).
1,,
wcre taken to the office of Dr. I. Rm
senthal. South Main street wit/ere their
injuries were treated. They then were
taken to their homes.
The car was. badly damaged. and
the street at the scene of the accident
is covered with broken glass. and with
blood. which came from the wou
of the two men. Orris was notso.
badly injured as was Risko.
John Keogh of this city.a
master this morning by Jud-
.fifid Thomas Coughlin.
fivere appointed as the new receivers
benefit of taxpayers'famfliar with the
.mLED JUMPING FROM ENGINE.
if“: :1 V
eluted as
eThomas.
1 The application, filed by Maurer and
Stern for permission to sell the plant.
‘ asthey claimed that they were unable
‘t'o'operate it at a. profit. was refused
by Judge Thomas this morning.
Frank Malone. of New York city.
of Stamford
for the company and will immediately
start upon their duties. fitter bonds
have been filed.
NEW’ BRITAIN.Aug. 12.——An un-
rimown man who rode in to this city
on the pilot~of a west-bound train at
5:45 o'clock this mprning. was fatally
injured as he attempted to leap from
the’ locomotive ‘as it slowed down on
entering yard limits. He died at the
hospital without regaining conscious—
has. The victim was about 25 years
of age. and apparently a Pole.
WRAP ROGK COMPANY SOLD.
:NEW BRITAIN Aug. 12 ———The
plants of the: Berlin-Sufism Trap Rock
Company. at Beckley and Sumeld.
have been sold to the Connecticut Val-
ley Trap Rock Company, Inc., accord-
ing to deeds filed at the Berlin town
clerk's office today show. The pur—
chase price is said to have been about
550.000. The Berlin-Sumeld Company
recently went bankrupt.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
Deaths and Funerak
Funeral of Private Goldsteln ,-
The funeral of Private Peter (lg-.2;
stein was held at 2 o 'clock this ailing},
noon from the Nor-walk armory.
Full military honors was accorded
the deceased, who died in France
from appendicitis.
members of the Frank C. Godfi'ey
I-‘ost. Am'crican Légion.
Burial was in the family Hot 111 Riv-
erside cemetery.‘
Private Goldsteln was the 50115:}:
Pall bearers went: ,
and of. the «i
, MESH PEAflll ICE
CREAM“ TllENliW
Materials
Delicious
5" I‘l- ll]?
The funeral at the late James F.
Weather Forecast
mshird 1-3 I‘vtcr Gaudasio.
On 1l11- night of June 10th. Demp-g ——
.soy's SiUll 11.15 brokrn into. and $43 For Norwalk and vicinity: Showers
in cash. ,. camera. a flashlight and a this afternoon followed by generally;
string 111 1»«»:11‘l beads were taken. fair tonight and Saturday: cooler to"
Mold gun the camera and heads to night; fresh west and northwest
this \0111:u woman and they being winds. Areas of high pressure are“
l-pcog'11171 a 11111 Stolul 1111111111) wmo,centrai over the Northern portion of W
liundrx 11 miles \xide M1111) pi 1ce~ 1e-
1)ortml thunderstorms and more the
an inch of rain. The temperaiurc is
nearly normalin all the northern dis-
tricts east of the Rocky Mountains.
WALL STREET. 10:30 a _
ther weakness in industrial shares
the Opening of today’s
m._——l’ur-
speculative circles. Bethlehem Steel.
General Electric. Royal Dutch. Amg'ig;
buck and Colorado and Southern lo
1 to 1 1- 4 and Mercantile Marine p’
Baldwin Pullman.
Sumatra Tobacco Retail Stores an?
American Linseed 1 1— 2 3- Al. The ex-
perimental bilying operations in the
railroad group to see what would fol-
low. caused some short covering in
.other quarters. Atchison Union Pa—
icific. Reading and Northern Pacific,l
Moment: Petroleum. Studebaker and:
United States and Alcohol were I red.
1 1-2 and 3 3-4 and Western Uniotilt
to 1 1-2 points. Foreign exchange
rates were steady.
in the to,
no alterations
noon_'1‘here were~
A. B: SMITH, Tfor th better in monetary conditions
T‘ ' See. or other factors which have recently:
L: ' 3. gheen‘ operative. Mexican Petroleum
ORDER OF NOTICE . ,‘advanced 2% and Pan- American.
District of Norwalk, 85.. Probate Royal Dutch. Texas Oil and Land
‘Court.‘August 9. A. D., 1921.
Whereas, written application 'has
been made to this Court for adminis~
tration or the estate of Bertha Belluo
side of W'ilson’s Point Road" which who died a resident of lek',
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Ezrk‘bf said Norwalkf~
Said right title and interest being
an equity of redemption in an undi—l
above described real estate.
Eli
STEPHEN DOKUS
Administrator; 1
a
Hon. /.
Ordered. That‘ M'sapplicdtion be
Claims tor settlement.',V'lded one-half interest in and to the heard and determined at the Pro-
ibate Office. in Norwalk, on the 17th
~-For particulars and terms. apply'to day of August. 1991. at 9 o’clock. tore—
and that public notice thereof
interested
thereto by publishing minorities in a
.I'IOOII' ,
be given to all persons
p is to be filed with the Town said District, decea'ied. more than ten
wears before the déxe of.- sold appiioa~
Studebaker, Kelly Springfield Ameri—
can Sugar. American Tobacco I'. S.
Realty, Endicott— Johnson, Cruicibl‘
Steel, Reading. Illinois Cent‘ral,1'ni ‘
Pacific. ‘Northei‘n Pacific; St. Paul Pf
and Rock Island 140‘“? pomts.
subsequent outbreak o't liquidation, .
Central‘ Leather add .Oontinentali—Ga
where.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET ‘ '
at 1
stock market A;
intensified the prevailing dejection in}
lean \Vriting Paper Pfd. SearsoRoe—i
General Asphalt. ‘1
VVALL STREET, Noon. #Technlcal
held on Monday evening, Aug. 15 at conditions were seemingly responsib
A fine of ones dol- ’for the— improvement
which carried them down 3 points
each to new low ,levels, caused some
recessions from the top figures else-
Call momey was maintained
1111;” and is smooth and delicious
an 016» This store also has French Vanilla
died yesterday at the SOlrfand French Chocolate Ice Cream for
He‘an enjoyable treat served amid quiet
The New
England Candy Co.'s Store at 10
has a wide reputa-
Ali syrups served here are pre-
premises.
lGet the habit of coming here: Phone
and refined surroundings
South Main St.
Epared and made on the
95 2. Adv’t.
ENGLANB BANBY Cl.
Made from the Fresh Fruit
and the Best of Other
tresh peach ice cream,
N" “01 \lrs Otto 5" “"9““ of sii'imade from selected peaches and the
He enlisted “”1 ""0 Pixel boat of other materials is now to be
CHISIOH III N"\\' YOit: ’1': in J' 1‘10 5. ma at the store in any quantity de-_
and “em 0‘9“ '1‘ .11 1‘0" *m- slum It is also served here by the
in sundae: and sodas. You ll
illke it because it is a “quality prod-
BRINGS S'Cl'l‘ FOR $25,000; ‘
amt for damages or :25 0011 Mai
been started against Louis Harris; at” ,
this citv by the' parents ot.‘ nine-W '1
old George Neuhaum who‘ was a};
most instantly killed after he hail-1m!
in frontot an automobile operatedrda?
Harris 111 New York city on July 20th..
East Ninth street. ‘
, Harris. who had a. hearing before.
the Second street court was acquittal!
of all criminal responsibility of them»
cldent. the charge of homicide preter-
red against ‘n'im being lifted.
oung‘ Mr. Harris was with his
mother and sisters when the accident.
took place. He is partially 11th
by insurance in the matter of 3m.”
civil suit brought by the deceased boy's
parents.
ion-Wm
Bad Breath. .Sour Stomach.
Bloating, Gnu. Bilinucncu. S :k 11% ,
ache, Indigestion. Connipolion.-—-ab
the always reliable
They clear the bowels. sweeten the clou-
och and tone up the liver. Donot gripe.
‘ Col 103 I. be Ten: . I. Am
Oils. E “'1;be ire-:6 «Lump-15¢ ugh cl
and kind- of cathartic medic-I. l to! vice
Foley Cuba-6c Tablets. and they arc the
ever
For sale by Stimson-Powell Cor); .
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'3.
Rosenfield‘
Bros.
. HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
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125 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK. '
The
CLEARANCE SALE
Is in Full Swing
.Gottlieb’s
A. NI. WOOSTER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
4:. Stamina v.3. Patent
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Lawton was held this atternoon at:
STOLEN GOODSflzf-m O‘clock from the home 01‘ his
‘hrmhcr-inlaw. George XV. Raymond,‘
Continued from First Page. Raymond street. Rowayton. Rev.
Frank S. film; of .lhe Brig-“YR"! Bapt-
(routinuurq .1 or me a,” was made mp list clinic .0 culling. c intermcn
lil Septrn: .. 1‘ Mil. .‘xlola living released “as 1“ Spring Gro‘e cemeter)‘
.1111111-1‘ builds of 85011. which were fur-
- Plumbing, Tinning
and Jobbing
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Tel. 2846, 11 Reynolds St.
' East‘ Norwalk, Conn.
FATENT
Susi for Becki-Con Pct-Ii ,
1 1 1‘3 “an at. “insane!!-
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Dorlon House
Shore Dinners
.111 1:11.11. 01 Sea Food
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our Ice Cream. You confi‘help but
Stocks. Chops and Chitin“
A La Carte
GET A SQUARE DEA!-
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era.
goods. race par 1,...
Wind goods. An ,
{on Price according to the 3'
it? of the goods. can!“
mm, 2. money
‘ E Van limit Stud
W loud: :‘Alwayn on”.
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' as ounce! that way tor “EDI“ ‘
1 5:13;: ourycrem made on; best Li TaXi 00mm!
'1 way it brings an be“ gx- UNDER NEW sternum
9.1mm ». rim 9‘3“ 5". ‘7‘“ '
iIceCremlsmorothonsDaht& 0316mm. .7
k older—it I: truly one o‘tfitilic DOSU- 1 CALL :1; ITS 99“qu . :
' Lined: we have—mg?! ting—- m .
in a peeling. you haven‘t j -, . .: _
i it? teflsoug brand you do not know 9 M ‘w".,. , ., 30. m .
THOMAS’
CHOCOLATE SHOP
“24 South m at, So. Ion-walk
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