Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 29, 1921 · page 11

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Wants, To Let, For 83

lo, Business and Proteaional cards, MiscellaneousLAdvs.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT

Two Cents a. word; minimum charge 500 per issue, 3 timcaisLOO. Caps Double Price.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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WANTED

WANTED—Experienced operators on '

Shirts, sleevcrs, tellers neck band
runners. and neck band setters, to
cam $l8 per week. steady work. Also
experienced sewers on plain needle
machine. LEROY SHIRT CO.

WANTED~BY an ambitious young
fellow, position in factory or office
(10mg clerical work. Can furnish fine

 

references, Inquire at once. Address
"J." care Sentinel.
HELP WANTED—Crochéters ”and

knitterS. Turn your spare time into
money by crochetlng simple bootees
for us. Vv’ork all year round. All ex.

[Lenses paid. Phone 286‘). Norwalk
knitting iMillS. G Edlie Avenue

WANTEDeBy married woman. light
houscwwk, from 8 to 11 a. m, and
l to 6 p. m. "Housework." Sentinel.

WANTED—AntiqticS. high prices

paid for old-time furniture. ma-
hogany. cherry, maple. pine. eta. also
aid china, glass, anything of merit
that is over 100 years old. D. A.

I'locznsbcin, 205 \Vcstport Ave. Phone

 

WANTED—Young lady as typist. gen.

oral clerking. Experience not neces-
sary. Steady position. Write Box Ty.
care Sentinel.

 

WANTED-«A boy who wishes to at-

icnd Merrill Business College and
pay his tuition by working before and
after school. Call at College office or
phone 3112.

‘ “" TO LET“

 

'l‘O RENT—5 rooms with all im-
provements at 125 South Main St. Inq.
oi‘ l’hilip Siomansky. Day street.
(Grovery)

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FOR RENT—Six room flat with im-
provements, Apply Layton &Co.,

 

It ll Ave. South Norwalk.

mm RENT—A five-room.rsteam
lit-:ttr’ul apartment with :1! improve-

ment-4. (':til at Creephern's, 3T “'1‘.le

ingtnn St. or Phone 1492-2.

 

 

 

,5?“ ,. , — m
[‘0 lir..‘.'l‘-—8 rooms, .tll improve-
mcn-‘A. hmtt furnished Rent $.30 per
month. J, M Layton 6.: Co.. inc. 5
Jillili'Uu'f Ave. South Norwalk, Conn.
TC) lll‘INT‘ Firs; floor of new lLOUSP.
. .. rm l.L\‘ .l‘u‘ turh. All irrlprovmnvllis‘
Including lurus- l’iillL’i'. 9 [my 31.

SMALL TRANSIENT AD-

 

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VERTISEMENTS ABE
STRICTLY CASH

Telephone orders for this kind 0!
advertising is accepted only as an
accommodation to our'patrons, and
immediate collection will be made a
for same.

 

FOR SALE ”‘

E—Dodge Touring; $150,‘for
Inquire Kendrick &
30 Chestnut St.. South

FOR SAL
quick buyer.
Chase Garage-
Norwaik.

 

FOR. SALEwBeat old hi h rent. 5-
room house and lot. 3 .200. half
cash if sold at once. 20 minutes from
South Norwalk station. C R. Teets,
Top Roton Hill, Edgewood St., South
Norwulk.

 

FOR SALE—Groom house with all
improvements. centrally located;
also some furniture for sale. Write to
G. 1., Sentinel.

FOR SALE—Ford 1920 Top truck, cord
tires on rear. Low price to quick
buyer. Apply to Julian F. Cornell. 323
Main St., Norwalk.

FOR SALE—Large kitchen range with
water back, practically new. and in
best condition. Selling for want of
use. Call 11 Charles St.. East Norwaik.
Tel.‘ 2056.

FOR SALE—Two attractive building

lots on Marvin Beach. Must be sold
together, Apply S. S. Velsor, Peo-
ples Trust Co.. So. Norwaik.

 

 

FOR SALE—Mahogany bureau and

Chiiferobe in perfect condition. Used
2”: years. Sell at one-half price.
Phone 1005, .

FOR SALE—~Two family house in

second distric: in very good condi-
tion. part improvements. Nfiar trol‘
ley and Station. Several kinds of fruit.

 

 

 

ideal spot tor oultry. Price reason-

able. inquire 3 Spring St., after 6

p. In.

FOR SALE~—7-passenger Cole tour-
ing car. 1919 model, excellent con-

dition. Call C. E. Dunncbucke, East

Norwalk

FOR SALF—Chnlmvrs Little Six

lScdztn. Excellent condition. Tel.
3308.

FOR SALE—1 museu at sucrificefmy

 

 

 

$1.0 1 FL; ,1. .. A _ ' . »- lot at 'I‘okeneke Park consisting of
. . l . unisnml romp With board 1 hi acres. together With 2 ft. thick
.. Ill” XXIV?” t lll‘lilv; also f‘drnik‘llt‘d Lmunilmions. chimneys, two-car garage,
£0,an Lt , Ir 5n! lnr tray. A140 Luly or ul‘lJilquy. evergreens, garden. ClC.
Len ii. A: . «rap. r (‘32le Hume-inc. ,Wutt-r. scwi-r and electric light. cen-
h’lin .‘ l:: "A!“l‘. ‘o l'U'zium Aux Lnoctlous. (‘. B. Dana. Duricnfconn.

“x, :37” f “I‘z‘l‘ih'ld h"U-‘“ for the ‘l-‘Oli SALE~2 acres. good land. near

 

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liq Mrs.
l'leN‘t‘.

. Ncsbit. (3 Logan
[town you,

 

 

'1‘0 liENTm-Aihilt (-miplp

son lUO‘n’lD: lor light housokoppinz
privileges unlit! lu- accommodated
with latrgo front room, small room ud-
Jmnins all improvorivnts. residential
section. retort-Lee. i). l‘t-rsnnul. L

or on“ per-

r', rf‘wnnn‘uln l‘i'llt, Can be 50011,

City and school. now under cultiv-
.‘i‘mz, Small building on property.
'Slfii‘“ to quick buyer. The Lawrence
Agency, 15 50. Main Street
PO SALE——}lousc
Linprovr-lllenis. Hardwood floors.
Garage room tor 2 cars. gardi-n and
fruit. L0? WWISH. ("all on piemiscs. 15
Fourth St.

of 9 rooms. all

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sentinel. e. ‘1335 5 Last hoxtxalll. Ltnn, Phong
TO._IE'F:£‘>’I,L:()2!er in run? in ('Illlllnf-r-Il“(?l{ SALE—:Onc law 1917 notice
1.0120, f. .:\"rv"‘lL,k‘ Apply at Hay. ..fourin2 our in cx'vvllcnr (-mirlmuu.
.1“ 1.113s, input. 1.. . ("llij tires and all Pxima ll E (‘tle-
.‘T m. ‘ l1". I‘Dr‘u. .‘~2i Si ‘... "’1‘,“
WHO It‘th‘frll "rlf Stl'lflle‘ “Flatt Not-‘l ' [i n .. l l I x. _ ...
vh‘h‘v N .f' I‘ ’ {fin-.ri‘nzwpi 3” Cum. l’illl SAN-1 ~-l“our-rwmn tuitmchml (m.
“gut-T r; . l 5' . r .n [lux‘ nmnth lnq. [nun and i\\‘() :u-uz- nz‘ rsnzx' .1 :1?
no. _..r.-w \ [WW]. 1‘; up“ do Its-(Hm: (‘rntmn (i-nn \3 l'\ {qr-tur-
fi'“ “—“~—<-—M- 9‘0”“. (Kin hp llfii‘tl 1-1 “my." l'“ x
r . ., » - n. llil
J‘CiLl, rlv‘rrioxn “pt-“1177;.nfv (”'3 im‘ -.".""'. ()Wlnl‘. ”4 \I. (lu’l'ill, 4:52 Suit
1.5; V L“ “WU-'1 hum included ”W1 A‘n‘. Flushing. N Y
Ron; rY ”A, ...H and (‘l “slow .4. 90. .
nrwmic 1:: m S.“ ’ ‘. ‘ ‘ ' ‘ .. . .
12! ”lain S §';1'§\t~wllll§1' J-H‘ U‘N‘m- Hm 5A”? (on! Sim-c 2 “trim Lm‘l
.. ,,_ _< -;_,; . lh'me 1112. 60th articles qf minim“. _»\l'.L'-l\' 17
“‘ ~ - .r v ‘ ‘
TO l.l.I—i no {Av-Opt 0LT”) rooan ' 0 C St. imifim
,Mm'w ‘1. l. ' ~ . . ‘
& L.” L, ll. ‘1‘” IL IF-rtuzre Kt ogh 1‘ 0R SALE —9 mlkin;r cows, :; lu-‘;. it;
' 4' C in" l“ J-“Sb‘lovsky. .“nd 1 FUNDS: bull. 2 heavy harm's
;__. ‘ . . n, ' _ . ‘ ‘ "
.H. n {“l'lc oi “din I‘dlr Oaks l‘dllll, Dunn},
It}; ..ET‘:'l~—!~chraze Space, houqa- vnn. .
L164 furniture go '1r ‘
.t. , . at .' -
Bé:Zlf-lll‘9 l‘r.~. :' }.1;LL£:,, 9 ”rooms. 10.3 S-‘I‘F3‘Bmmi'm‘w bathroom. 573.
£58.! 1’1"“, H'fl-"lon C: “‘4’. “but-’11 ' h}l)lll_9n t‘lUSL‘?’ China 10“? d0“'n Hulk;
luck (3”... . n: ~. 0.. Inc” Suuza- (lulu-Lu] liguhtup 9N lal'zirnl'y With all
- -« . ml. Westport 47. “7e [‘(hP-‘l‘lilln'tl fillings. 5L.i,1..m.m.g' $45

1m. terrorist-lo warehouse receipts.

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lOR SALE
Liv-.21 l ' l’w-"H. Will] all im-
pun-‘i .w- \' . Ii l'wulf‘il. 5341”)”
1 ll it ft w my: some improvements.
unit» 1‘ l ‘ i; x15". $4.500.
lo." pwti Him-s

Ask John T. Hayes

No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk

Real Estate

Insurance

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."-4.,l um, near 37th SL- New York City.
FOR SALE~Bungalow style. G-ronm.

modern 'home, all improvements,
fond lociltlnll. small amount of cash.
\..l:mce Inol‘tgage, immedaite posses-

lyltl. George Mitchell. Telephone

1’0 l". SALE—Fresh

Oml'ltied syrup
barrels.

Flue for cider. $3.00 each.

.\_ew and used old barrels and kcrrs
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Rheumataint ! A Wonder
Liniment for Pain

A Preparation That Should Be
in Every Home
.w‘ry l"nD C .0 I
not every dl in. carlnet in
of Dr.
won 'wr-
['0'le to

 

town. in
home should have a bottle
Scrms' Rhett-ma-talnt (the.
l::‘......”€). It gives absolute
. suP‘erers of rheumatism.
neuralgil sciatica. lumhico pains
and stiffness. It is a. fireparatlon
(hot has hoe: working wonder: about
this V'li‘ir‘lly for years—but taday ha.-
8 name. and has been well namEd
loo—rgrmlrmtamt. Broom-e a bottle

at the drug store at v0
_ - ur- ear eat -
weclence. H CO”

The Textile Store

40 In. Crepe de Chine $1.59 yd..
40 In. Charmeuse $249 yd.
40 In. Canton Crepe $350 yd.

 

 

 

in

t . lined. Cheapest place in
our}. licynolds Poultry Farm. Tvi.
lingo. Highland Ave.
o - ;45- a
I
“’9 will gladly hand or mail

you 3. COPY of our very interesting
booklet

“EDISON AND MUSIC”

Call at our store or drop a postal
card to us.

There is much in this booklet
that will prove of value to you.
a .
WRITE TODAY

 

The Alfred Fox Piano Co.

South Norwaik, Conn.

 

 

—Sunday table d'hote dinner at the

 

 

 

136 Washington Street

 

Sen

. .F’nel Wan” Are Manama.

 

2'. ’ a II :1“,

Hotel Mahackemo $1.00. Served from
11:30 to 7:30 rum.

 

 
 

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BUSINESS NOTICE

MIDDLETOWN. Sept. 29.—Emil
Schutte. Storekeeper of Shatter-ville“
was indicted twice by the Middlesex

 

The Best and Cheapest Automobile

AUTO OWNERS-

Tires in the World

«County Grand Jury. today. on charges
or murder. - ’

 

 

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, Weath er’Torecnst .,. _'
For Nor-walk and vicinityulncreas-x

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late tonight or. ”Friday.

 

LARGE REWM 0m

ForCtmn'e‘cti- otrtée official hére rte--
cut: Increasing Claudinesav followed General gays aut

 

 
 
 
 

 

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bKDKHmIA CITY. Sept.

mg cloudiness._ ,ipaowed hat..showers telegram was received Today by

‘:.nu-,.

horlzlng m "

'1‘]- bYa- showers late .rtonight or Frduy; of treward of $30.0001‘é’ftfie ..
- i : t . t’ h ‘ts h '
CHICAGO. Sept. 29.—Whle count- mild emperatnrc rash aoutheriyo t e bandi who eld up tn}

ing at the strike ballots of 46.9w
members of the Brotherhoad of Ruli-
-way Trainmen will not be completed
seemed ,no
doubt in the minds of union officials

until late

today.

there

today as to «how the man; stood.

 

Will repair car in your owu garagg. lived.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Unofficial reports were that ninety

> ‘ eraent. at these voting were oppos-
Tht first indictment was on the 2d to‘the wage cut of July 1. author-

 

 

- . . , . . , mm. a... hr. . . . _ _ . .. m: W283 i‘~

10,0imgflgurggtneéibfilgreanltg gilgamfllézglulte caused thcuiietiatl; aofShfgsge‘gg lzed by the United States Railroad ported thlS’ morningftrom the Cana- ,_ and 01’.

Write or ca“ .. t “a” “is “'“f m" and their son J... Lamwfil’éfi'mmg this attitude on :rggrgefiw Wigsfifigazfiéanmowl 2mm monsoon? 31-03:
C. P. ZAHLJAN, ASP-n - ’col). 3355 1‘. on December 10. 1915.f 't stated p ‘N Welt Wnshlnltfll m

4_ , . Phone 1190 .alk The second count in this is tEat the ”a” “’5 “‘9 'T‘en' ‘. was t -n‘ l“"’““"“"' pretty regularly ””55 “1° an. WORK GUARANTEED

‘9 “ ”1““ng Streelt’ S°'_N.°r.‘: Scnmte caused the death of the three ”mt 3' smke was m M Wise car a! . ‘muntry' and Heed Tires and Tube: 8011

MECHANIC Balls by arson In that be caused fire' ORED 'BEEfiS Ill fill Elf Prices‘Reasonable
Automobile Repairing of all kinds .in the house in which the family M00 DY HON " .. ' 313

winds. A ridge of high pressure ex-
tending along the Atlantic 1:: asst from
Florida to Maine is producing pleas-
ant weather .in the eastern districts.
A trough of low pressure extending
from Texas northeastward to Upper
Michigan is causing unsettled weath-
Lcr with high itempern'tums for the
lseason of .the- year lnlhe .cemralw-sec-
itions.

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:5 of the Atchison. Topeka. and” :
Fe Railroad near here last n53 ,
robbed a mail car. The reward to 7

six men who participated in the
”cry. ,

Frost temperatures were. .re- .

 
 

 

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Standard Gasoline and

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. Telephone 1276 _ 'Ihr secon dndictment or murder is. . _L____ Funeral of Mm‘fBglldgetBbchuneMd. ~ 7 fl,
'III‘ Hill E. ‘ ’ - that in Which Schutte is alleged to’ a lrst‘Page . The tummy” ‘ "5 "dget c‘n ' V
W EXC G Large size cabblhave killed Dennis La. Due. a. farm-3 (Continued {hm F ) ' _Mullen of Van Buren avenue who: THE STORE THAT MAKES 30.0,”
net Phonograph 0t standard make, . hi ' ' ' - died suddenly at her home on Tues-! ‘
for used piano. Address Box B care 113ml 1“ s ““9105 about April :24. Grotto Mr. Moody lS a member 0f the. ’ . ' . g; _ ,
Sentinel. - 1921. by use of a shotgun. In this }'.|ue Lodge of Masons. Washington lday evening Will be held tomorrow New 11 & M ,
- . . .T _' . , ‘i -. .. latter instance the state claims that (‘hapten R. A. M. and the Odd Fei- .mornmg from the: late ‘home and atL e . ma ’
EXPERT ADIO'WIG Schuitc took La Duc‘s body into a. lows. l9 o’clockvfrom. St. Mary 3" church. in-L CLOTHIERS AND FURNleH
will overhaul and repair your car. woodland area and burned it in 9.1 Since his arrival in Norwalk in 1917 Itcrment being In St. Marys cemetery 153 Washington st.
any make. fill your on W383 brush fire. This fire is said to havewhen the Emergency Fleet Corpora-L . , ~,
Ignition and I hung systems 5% Spread to umber “am" ltion took over Wilson Poult for a Today at Wall Street Ia“, ll I a-Ps ,
1310‘!“ All '0 8113!th Schutte will be put to plea. at a, ses- ‘lumber storage yard, Mr. Moody. 8‘. N : F I ' C .
'-—— ‘ W slon or the Superior C:urt here next representative of tho Pine Lump-om WALL STREET. 10.30 a. m.—-Rails 250
W. J- LYON“ P1.” Wednesday. Co.. of New Orleans. has been a resx- ing of today's Stock Market. and the . 39ml: $290 and $ . 4
Pm° 2047 2° "u“ MIDDLETOWN 59 o de t of Norwalk. living in the Frank- 9 1 n t showed firmness. Chicago ,
IC‘R - - pt. -9.—The| n gen ta 5
nmchaso'rhggga, TEEEQTRCBTTA. Grimd Jury heard evidence yesterday 2““ flaw. - land Northwestern and Texas and Po.- 1 $
f’LASTERING SEWEBS and completed its deliberations toda’y.l Aft" a month's ‘vacatlon at he“: Lcific gained one point each and Cam. . o »
- CONOI’YI‘E returning the two true oilis. It is un- EOrleans. he. With “5 “"f9 and family gadian Pacific. New Yor Central and
Waterproofing (lcl‘filOOd that the state’s claims as to 1““ ‘93"? for Portland. Oregcn. where iprominentgcoalers rose large fractions. -__
Wflkla' Betfiunlgs “It”. . and All Sclilltle's alleged connection with the the will take charge of a big Lumber Mexican Petroleum advanced 1 3-8.
. zone A- g . deaths of the three member—sci the lyard- Pan-American 1 and General Asphalt _ 5 -
e: .. ~ ‘ Hull xamily and of the {armband Lab William Sniffen made the presenta: 1_:_ Specialties were reprmnted by DaVid W. Ramon .
I CLARK . . . - - M Mood . . . ,
110 T 'Of‘A"; .- 0. Walk. Ct. lllJt‘ “ere presented in much detail. Ltion speech last eVening r. l y American Woolen. L S. Rubber First
Cul‘blay Gum-3. Lawn Rolling. COD- Schuttc. who kept a grocery store in 'responded gracefully and said that he iPi‘d.. Burns Brothers and United UNDERTAKER .
new and T“ Walks smiit-rvillc. town of Haddam. was ar- lregretted leaving Norwalk where he'LFrultu The bond market gave promise J Tels. Office, 1133; Ho“... 3531
-Wol"k Done In First Class swimfl ”MM several months ago an com-lhad )made so many warm friends Lot another avtice session. especially , RED MEN'S BIHLDI
- - 7'— - ‘ bTORY To plllllll Of a $0“ lhllt hlS father haleh‘? dinner started abou: 9:30 OClOiCklfor "fictory Notes. The first, sale ofu New
‘i FROM THTHEE as“; llil‘.v..".‘lle(‘ his mother and had chas~ {last evening and broke up about 1:1 d'LVictory 4 3-45 consisted of a block of
ttrou pill tern ‘ -’ ' ' ' . - . f 13h" — 3‘5 000 at 99.46 to 99.48. as against ’ r,
"a ho“ and mi r r gun in hand After arrest 0n n L 4 . L
imam“ “3'“. it?" distorts; m LFREE LECTURES l‘“ W... W... °f AUTO TOPS Egg
memo ,0 . p): t. u n ece ve . e-a . , RENOV T
Eamon mead. Drop us a 03m 0" mm m lnquirr into the disappearance‘ TL WALL STREET. Noon.——-Oils sup- , ,
““91”“ 317 t“ ”’muuve 3“" '-~ DUC- 3 farmhnnd employed by! ON GOVERNMEN ipiant d rails as market leaders before Also Upholsterinil of Limousine. _
CO. “"1“"9‘ Captdm “0b?" Hurley 0“: I80 ’noon. ransportations continued to be First Class Painting
F figfimfihgor£gfasg?mrwamIn... «ate [”7]!ch announced that cvi-L (Continued from First P 3' bought. however. on further favor— . [ER
final n a . Hit-13p. was lll hand. based on state- b t‘ 1 e H gable August statements. The wear] A. MA
(A y NATHAN G. MILLER mhzih said to have own made by a college training y prac ma xpe - rise. which hanged from 1 to 3 points , . 1’.

Goneral Wealth-acting. painting and Mum: son 0: Sv-himn that there had cc as a social 'servxce worker in im Mexican. Pan-American and Call- South m S I?“ ,1
1I’ll!” 381181118- :w. r. :1 tiispmt l»(-l\\+*Pll Schutte and .Rochrster and'lfiew 'York. 'A 3821;! liornia Petroleums. Houston and Stan- Opposite Wflson m m
Estimate! cheerfully $165433 Llll 7 lit), nwl tint ui‘ivr it the latter survey 01 cofidm‘ms m Italy has oldard Oil of New Jersey. seemed to PHD V
A. Nuthan. Tel: 1423-5 mu: 1t sn- (train. puma“. Humm- given her a broad foundation for-Lbe directed mainly at the shorts. .. ,NE 902 ‘

S rln 8.85582“ Te Norwalk. C0335 W. on -~d li"illll}' timberland and in |her work as an instructor: bffih In the gBaldWln' Studebaker. Crucible and ’ -
10 D 8 r .1]. » in»: m “‘lml luul lm-n a bonfire. technical and inspirational Side Of the ‘Bethlehem Steels. sears-RoebUCk Md

. WALL PAPER AND PA'NTB Ll“ f. ml 1.0;». t Tin ()ftIFPr then in- problems Of Igovernmen't" . Corn Products rose 1 to 2 points while I

Now is the tune to paint our houseoun um HA lvurniiiz: of a house in Since coming to Connecticut. her lBurns Brothers extended its rise to 7 7
and keep it from decay. “9 3.02; with 11;. [xiii mmm lirr-d m which position as legislative SOCWWTY 01’ ”‘9 ‘pomts. ' 3 in .3 w
roomswndeoorated. Ana‘s". 3;}??ng ~ .r(~ livmult’s lost their lives. Connecticut, “ZomanSuffirage stocia- - ‘ - .
:3 to goggréefidogalubo-r and mate- .\4 l1. ow lull though the fire had tion. which place she held during thfi‘ .W'ALL STREET. 1:30 p, Inf—Del— all: . .
rial. Alexander White. 36 Lowe SL. ~ (mu. .. Mow inside and that last regular session of the 'genlfrgt awarc- Lackawanna and Western re-
South Norwalk. Lilu hi. 'w r- (round inside. assembly. has gnen her an exce e actor two and one-puartcr points on

 

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Nagy Bros. Local and long distance;

trucking of all kinds. Dali trips to
New York. Adams! 71 ”New,
Phone 318. . .

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CARRIGAN & FLYN'N. local and long!

distance truckms 0: all kinds i
once Leary & Co.. Phone 1577. House'
phone 3 .

W'ILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
It is Cheaper to Buy than to Build

 

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Iopportunity to study the actual work-
ingq ot the wheels of governmental
machinery and to gather valuable in-
formation and many interesting side-
lights on the way our lapvs are made
and each voter's power in helping to
make thc'm.
mining speaker who has her subject
well in hand and cniivcns it by amus-
ing incidents from her own experi-
.cnce.
This course of lectures is free and
irx-r-ryonc will
Lwelcome.

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announcement of the increased divi-
dend and other investments shares
moderately under best prices of the
mB'F'ning', Coppers hardened. however.
and such specialties as Woolworth.
Kresge. May Department. Stores.
lMontgomery Ward and l'nion Bag
:W'C‘T‘Q strong.

She is :1 clear and enter—

 

pIVIDEND NOTICE

 

 

 
 
 

 

r‘

be accorded .. heart)"

Agent for the Famous mm,

t ‘cgular meeting of the
A a I Pipeless Furnace

Board of Directors of People‘s

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Q 1 house. 7 WWW I‘M“ 3°rwan" ' slox lest (‘ompanv of Norwalk. held It you are ready to ping? ‘7
.1600' nmrlzasn .‘I'lwu‘ L ' ' VI .. W, -' , .1 0* Q" " — l e heater use me 01" '
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1 hollrl'. a lumlllr. lydfil. INorwalls. _r“\1_ 1“ . ‘3 ll r20 'lr Ilrvd tod'xv ‘l‘lldd.‘~ Si‘ptd anL d . ’ ’ making your selection
53.50:); morigncr s 1 mm ' ' “Ff” km“ 3f,“ . i] .- 1" fl ind 01‘ i was voted: 7 .

1 house, 7 lililllirn [inst Norwalk, “'13:“ ‘LF‘LH‘L’f‘L‘LTW 'LLLL‘” ”A ‘ ‘ 1 d. _1 l f The rate Of P2106 Remnabh
glint“; lllurlxuw- prom), poor Fm" .7‘ ‘ , ;. J .. L. L. T mi. .1, WM cm a. . Service Prom t.

1 house. 7 zooms. East Norwaik. 1.18;“ CITNIOS‘LLZ‘ ofiifiLK‘L‘ft gaunt: l 4 per cent per unmim be declared .P
57.7“”; Ill ”3:3 v,. 53.5“”. ; . - g) “.0 a, . (. L‘i . . , :2 3,‘ ». . J . 7' 0's e-

'1’ Lmuq“ 7 ‘I‘mm‘w 1.1% \IorW'Illi 1 Mn‘llael Solso of Sew Haven, Conn“ Company \vlnlc loading onto :1 trilclxito (lopnsiun‘s 1n the Saul]E ‘12 ‘ Stephen While: .
g: A...” ”'W’L.L,,n:p $‘1‘;{L.,,A\ ‘ L i< lit-re. seen with the latest addition some pipes that had boon used in 11““ L parimvnl. out of the earnings '01 All View Ave. fimm
‘ '4 hlmsts. 7 looms. South Norwalk,‘ to his family. qumlruplets, three boys DION‘SF 0“ mmlflahimmg 33"" c.0u(_m'l1lie> current six months ending . , ~ F
31'5“”; lilnl'igng~- 51ml” [llltl 11 girl. whose totnl weight {ll “‘4; hasty- ”"VPSUEQHOH lndflwau? ‘U'J‘t!Fulx‘onfiml“ :30. 103]. lllC same ‘0

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1’ htyusl'_ , runm ._ South horwalk'l [.11'12. was 2“ I‘Dlluda. )lichael and lllb 0‘11“ txy}:l€;hl\“bbrlt;11li‘:l Envc‘ffrl‘vd ELL: l ln‘ (‘llli‘l‘t‘d (ill paSS-llOOkS and Paid
343...” “ml-map. Slum). “-35" have lli‘t'll married only mne 0“‘\ W”; or “ )fff- . ' “1L ,\.‘.h'-l_ ... and after October 1 1921

1 house. 7 rr:oli‘.<. South Norwalk,‘ “m“ but they have mm eleven chll- «‘“Wl‘ rid“? ‘L‘i‘: 20:1} ignite: h‘m‘“ 1“ I ‘ j “ ' ’
$1.70“; mill’lf’ngn $1,500, . ' , . Whi'h u 1 . -: i- I.u_..gt~r; it ’3. . . .. . - i . ,

l liUllS’i‘. Th) rooms South NOI‘WnllLL dre». eight or L e N we Ed WM“ gm,“ “”0 m all dirwtlons. ‘ 0' G' PA ER
$4.9M: Illnl'UBme 32.;N‘IU l o L
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2 hmlws. 7 rooms. Marvin Beach.‘ .~ M Auctloneel‘
$71M”: niortcxigu $2.300. L Office A' D' Morgan
‘ 1-. houw. 9 rooms. Broad River» Hardware Store. South N0
claim; mortrnuc $1.500. l‘

1 ll()il.\f‘, 7 rooms, Broad River“

$1.7m»; morizzizn $2.700.

1 liousw, ll roams, Cl‘anbury,
mortgage 32.1““.

I have two-family houses. beautiful“
homes, farms, lots. and shore proll',
erty. 3

My time is yours, Swartz &. Corbett
Block, No. 79, Tel. 435. ‘

WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTASE

3.500? l

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Flore Brothers’ Garage

Overhauling and Repairing
11 Hanford Place Tel. 325

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ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
District of Norwallt. S. S.. Probate
Court, September 27_ A. D_, 1921.
Estate of Cordelia H. Naphey.-lat9t
of Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
.Ordered, That the Administrator 6»
mph his administration account to
this Court for adjustment at the Pro-
bate office in Norwaik on the 5th da.v
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the wear and tear first .
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$100132. and that all persons interested
In said Estate may be notified there-g
of. thendministrator will cause this .
order to be published inn newspaper ‘
12:25)??? camulagieofn in said district, at 2
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October, 1921? ore said Sinful? 0f
HENRY W. GREGORY}
Judge.

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120 Washington‘St. Phone 2721
Studio Open Now

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, Tonight at ‘eaSt end. of the Washington
Street Bridge. at:.f eight o’clock. _QMAYOR L
DONOVAN has. "challenged CANDIDATE ~ -

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