Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 4, 1921 · page 11

 
 
 
 

‘ SKELETON

The mogt frightful and hideous
skleleton in any family’s closet
Kor cellar) at this time of the year
c—with Winter knocking at the
door—is an Empty Coal Bin.

Such a skeleton presages much
«discomfort, poor health, sufiering
and rehl misery in‘ the days to
come. A tragedy may be averted

. by filling the vacant space with
’ few tons of good coal. ~

Our stock of coal was never
better than at present. A few
words fitly spoken into" the tele-
phone (652) will start something
that will quickly make the skele-
ton skedaddle.

 

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' The Alfred Fox Piano Co.

South Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

. Alterations are being made
in our store

But.”.... I
we are doing business as

usual.

 

H. A. AMEAD

Prescription Pharmacist

8 North Main St, 80. Norwalk

 

 

Perfectly Pasturized

Milk and Cream

The milk for babies delivered to
all parts of the Norwalks.
and Rowayton

Home-made Butter, Eggs from our
farm, and Buttermilk fresh daily

F. H. WEMPE & SON

Telephone 2696, Store
Telephone 1618

TAXI

fl l Telephone 908

Any Time Day ‘or Night
Calls Promptly Attended
to. Prices Moderate

American Taxi Co.
‘11 North“- Main Str'eet

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Have Your
Roofs, Leaders a n d
' Gutters
,Put in Shape NOW
My Prices Are Right
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Wm. J. Ungvary

Telephone 2389
Sound View Aye., So, Roman;

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SERVICE FIRST: ‘AND. ALWAYS
True eonomy is~novt how} little you pay for an articlo

how much yalue you get out of it. .

A “bargain” in carelessly .
seasoned Dumber means an unsatisfactory
first, and expensive repairs soon or late. \

The safest counsel you can
own ‘home town lmnberman who
is an essential part of. his service.

We want you to have complete co
tion—we would rather lose a sale the
will of our customers. He. sell depen

ufactured and improperly
building frOm

nfidence in any transac-
confidence and good
umber of umf' orm

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LUMBER AND. ROOFINGS
Assure—JOHN MANVILLE co., BIRD a son.

 

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If you are correctly corseted
you are perfectly gowned
W. B. CORSETS are 1009'. CORRECT in
QUALITY, STYLE and FIT

They will appeal to the economical women because they are
Best I aIues for Lrasf :‘u’oney
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Quality Groceries and. Free
‘ Delivery.-
A. F. BeckmannEaCo. Inc.

83 \VaShington St, South N orwalk.

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SOUTH NORWALK

VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE

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CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS

LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS,“

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NORWALK a GOODYEAR coao TIRES
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EIJRANSAWBNS ' '
lN N’llliWAlli

Real estate transactions in Norwalk
have assumed startling proportion, ac-
cording to those filed with Town
Clerk Berber-tit. Smith during the
past two weeks at his office in the city
hall. (

Sixty seven deeds have been record-
ed at Mr. Smith's office during the
past two weeks. and property in all

 

 

A detailed list of the transactions is
given below. 3.1 ldeeds. unless othfir-
Wise indicated being warrantce deeds:
Elia. J. Dyxbee to Emma J. Curtis.
lost and buildings. 8 Maple street;
Helen H. Weed to Elsie M. Hill. un-
divided third ot wart lot and build-
ing's. Water street; Stanton G. Hart
and wife to Doris T. Landgraff. lot.
Crockett avenue; \Villiam Krusch to
\Villiam Reinhardt. lot and buildings,
Grand street: Ida J. Martin to Charles
H. Harris. lot and buildings \Vilton
QVFHUR

Elizabeth Morrisson to Robert S.
Morrison. lot. Rowayton; John “7.
Grant. Trustee. to Gertrude C. Stev-
ens. lot. Raymond Terrace; Miriam V'.
“'right to Julia G. Beers. lot and
buildings. Bell Island: Hannah ILJ
Ambler to Stephen Toth and wife. lot.

Frank Hoyle _ and wife to
Charles E. \\'illiams. lot
and buildings. Putnam avenue;

Charles E. \Villiums to \Villiam Mc-
Crombc. lot and buildings Putnam
avenue; B. Teresa Kuch to Ella I".
Lockburt. lot. Myrtle avenue; l-‘rwi-
crick Halli to Josephinc Hum. lot and
buildings. Meadow sti‘twl; l-men ’C.
Mills to \S'illiam Iii'ilr. lot. liou'uyton.

\‘Villlltm Reinhardt and wife to I‘Ili‘.
C. limcrs. lot and buildings Harbor
View Beach; Mary M. l-‘im-h to John
H. nudity and wife. two lots. Mcll'osc
Square; Jvllnlc l-‘crt‘ignu t0 liarloura
I’inist. lot and buildings. off (‘onnt-cti-
cut avcnuc; \3’iliiam l-I. llztnivls i0 .le'l—
nic 1). Foster. lot and buildings. (l:-
chard strect; Marshall l'. ltichzirds to
Girolunio Lipiln and \\‘l?('. lot and
buildings. Linden str» . t.

Joseph Gurcss and Wife to (Thurlt-s
O. Scliukowski. land and buildings.
Lindon street: Minnic .‘d. \‘v'ussvls tr.-
Add 1.. .lcnndron. H :at-i-w null ilnill~
lugs. King and \\':il:::m strvcis;
James .I. Kw-nu tu Sumtul J. Fttwazll
and Madeline l-‘. \\'vl»lz. int and build-
ings. Wiltrr Sll‘vi‘l; 'l‘iw \‘t'ilsnn l'oin'.‘
Co.. Inca to Blurry it. “Hi. \Vilson
Point; Mary M. Taylor et :tl to Joseph
Horridgc and wife. lot and buildings.“
Second street. l

Elsie l“. Barlow to Andrcw \V. Mil?
Cllt'll and wife. lot and buildings. \Ym‘d;
street; Gcorgc (ltlmme to Paul A. Bic-l
Afcc ct al. lot and buildings, \Vilton;
avenuc: James Nolan and wife to,
Edith M. i-‘mow. land and litiildiiigo.’
Spring Hill avenue; Charles .\'. Smitlli
to Herbert G. Jones and “giro. lot and:
buildings. 33 l’.:iyvir-w avenue: John;
\‘V. Grunt. Trustee to Frank-rick L."
l'tes. two lots. Raymond Terrace.

Mndaleno l“. “'ebl.) ct ml to Charles
\V. Sterling ct :il. lot I-‘uirficld I‘ark;
Albert L. Cront-nlw-rg to Florence Cro-
nenberg. in acne and blfldings. \Vin-
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your comfort - as well.

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CORSETS

IN MAKING YOUR CORSET CHOICE

make it leisurely, remembering that upon the correct selection
of your corset depends the modishness of your gowns—and

We carry’in stock corsets which are made to fit every type

of figure, and we are sure you will find in our Corset Depart-

- ment the model designed to best express your own individu-
ality. Expert assistance will be given if desired.

CORSETS FITTED FREE

MME. JEANNETTE

CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
South Norwalk

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SNAPPER BLUE FISH . . . .
Rib Lamb Chops
Loin Veal Chops . . . . .
Round Steak
Shoulder Steak . . . . . . .

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. .. .. 20c lb.
. 25c lb.

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Hon to Prospcrin D'Avnnzo. lot. Rho-
donolin Park: llavhl M. Cohen and
Harry Slicin to Robert Dunn. Zot’nnd
buildings, Van Zundt street; John Yd-
Cullos and wife to Daniel R. Rutzcn-
berm-r. lot and buildings. Grove street.

Estate of Frank S. liropvn to Clare.
S. Mugncr. lot and buildings :34 Mcr-
win strcci: Mndalene I“. \Vebb to Jos-
eph 'l'rnschinou‘iczs et 3!. land and
buildings. Main and Cross streets:
Florence E. ll. Buttery to Stella I...
and Edith I. linker. lot. Newton-n Tcr~
race; Dorothy P. Buckland to Josephl
Iioskp and wife, two uctes. Howayton;
John H. Miller and wire to Andrew

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Lexington avenue; \Vlnfleld H. Bait.-
win to Charles 13. Carlson. lot. Charles
street.

pl‘oucliment ll€‘l\\'€(’ll the civilized pco-

~$10 Passport Vise Fee

,(hell. director—general of the Belgian
,Red Star line. has sent to

 

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BULWER MUSEUM

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l.l.\iA.‘ Oct. 4.~——A_ cordial
pics of the southern half of the Now
\Vorld is the urgent and immcdiutr
nm-d Of today. said President A. l‘..
Loguin. spcnking at the opening of
the Simon Iiolivnr Museum. one of
the features of the centennial celebra-
tions. The museum building. thv
president rcculicd. was the some in

which Bolivar. lilieratOl‘ of the“

northern republics of South Amvricd l fl

from Spanish rule. drew up the invi-
tation and llascs for the congress of
Annex-loan N'pllbllPS and concchwd.
lnurv than a century ago. the idea for
:1 socivty of nations to servo as a ‘
"Council in are-at quarrels and a point ‘
ot- Conflict in case of common dang- ‘
“rs...

“Such was loilvur's thought. :t
shape and

_' '. Suit Section
~' The Newest Models
Dresses, Coats, Furs

Dress Goods Section .
All the popular Weaves .. -

In Silk or Wool

Domestics Department
New Outing Flannels and Ginghams
Table and Bed Linens

"/ \ Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum
A bigger and better showing than ever before at lowest prices.
We Rent Electric Vacuum Cleaners

 

 

 

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‘ ORLINS
TIRE VULCANIZING SHOP

and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
30 West Washington Street
All: WORK GUARANTEED

wow and Used Tires and Tubes Sold

Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils -.

WELDING
Kendrick’s Garage

30 Chestnut Street
0 South Norwalk

TYPEW’RITERS

Remington. Underwood, L. C. Smith,
Royal, Oliver. All makes sold,
rented, repaired, exchanged.
Our Agent is in Town Every Day.

”Plummer Typewriter Exchange

155 Fairfieid Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.

 

though which ln-rc took
found :1 happy cxprcssion." continued
ilw president. “A century has passed
and n\--nts have proved for us that
tln- I.ll“lll( d lilml‘ator was right and
t‘ulvsnw l‘uturc Storms. My Gov-ru-
mcnt is therefore of thc opinion that
this occasion and this spot arc fitting:
to Once more proclaim. :ii’tcr thi2

lupsv oils-are. the nccd for n. {rotor—
21 Taylor Ave.. 80. Norwalk. Coma.

nul union—vigorous and sincercnbc-

Plumbing and Heating,

JOSEPH S. KERY, JR.
Sheet
Metal Working

Country Water System and One
- Pipe Hcatere

TELEPHONE 492

 

twecn the peoples descended from the
same generous trunk and their union.
further. with all the other peoples 01'
America."

A ncw antichtlionic league (com-
posed of people of one hemisphere).
the president said. will unquestionably
be the “onus which the future con-
coals from us enshrouded in its im-
penetrable shadows. But that which
today is pressing. the urgent and im-
mediate need, is a cordial reapproach-
ment between the peoples of this hem-
isphere and that. an effective deed of
restitution shall extinguish on Amer-
ican soil all intentions of and at—
tempts at conquest."

 

Meets with Protest

NEW YORK. Oct. 3.41). v. G. Mit-

Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge a letter of protest
against the Sll‘l passport vise fee
which Congress proscribed.

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Ros‘enfield
Bros.

HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS

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125 WASHINGTON ST..

SO. N ORWALK.
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“\th should the American who

 

T. Buckingham, lot and buildings.
Cove avcnuc.

Montgomery Van Court to Alice M.
Grace. lot and buildi'zgs. Plymouth,
avenue; litl‘lli‘i‘t Morris to” Maude G.‘
Ely. S :lCl’t'S in (‘rnnburyg Philip \V-ein-
er to Henrietta Kaplim. lot and build-
ings. Hamilton avenue; Estates of \ViLI
liatm 'l‘.. and Thomas I..Ra_vmond to
SillIlllt‘l J. Stuvurt. gravel bank in East
Nurmtlk (t-xccutor's deed); Samuel J.
Sit-wart to .l. “'llbur Blackmail. two
lots. Gregory Boulevard.

John ll. Crosby to Mudalcnc l"
“Whit and Samuel J. Stewart. lot rind
building's: Livingstone street; Mudd—
lrllr 1:. \Vchll and Samuel J. Stewart
to .lUllll H. Crosby. lot and buildings.
\\£|li'l' street: Edith A. Marvin to Alice
.\l. liolu-rts. lot and buildings. Haw-
kins :uenue; Gould J. Hoyt to John
Sass. lot. Spring Hill avcnlw: George
A. lmr‘uult to Stephen Yocsik and wife.
lot and buildings. Madison street.

\\’illiam Krusch to Irving \V. Hor-
ton. lot and buildings. Couch street;
Joscphine Craw to Olive S. \Vright.
lot. Crow avenue: :stute of Charles E.
Shenvood to Mathias Gunzy and wife.
lot. South Main.street; ”Alex NaE'y'and

 

 

 

hultowan to Joseph beendt‘ei and
“'th in! and buildings. Taylor avenue.

\Vi‘ham Semple. Jr.. to Angelina
I-‘flato. lot and buildings West ave“
nun: Joseph Szendre]. to Frederick H.
Rowan. two lots, GoldEn Hill Park;

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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

Norwalk, 39 Main St., Wash'ton St. and R. R. Ave., S. Norwalk
Black Rock

Westport Stamford

Bridgeport

 

 

HELD ON LIANSLAUGHTER
CHARGE.

BRIDGEPORT. Oct. 4.-—J0hn F.'

Reckard. who was held Saturday by
Coroner ‘Phelan as criminally respon—

sible for the death of Mrs. Lorenzo

Nickerson. who Was struck and killed
by Reckard's automobile on Sept. 24.
was arraigned in the police courts-es.
terday and waived examination. He
washound over to the Superior Court

 

' under bonds of $1,000 on a charge of

 

manslaughter. t .,

NFAV NAVAL GI'N TEST.
WASHINGTON.
sixteen-inch. titty calibre rifle. said to
be more powerful than any naval gim
use, and other developments
in ordnance will be tested at the Army
Ordnance Proving Ground at Aber- ~
deen, Md., Friday. when “ordiianee Fniffield Park: JO}!
day" will be celebrated.before mém- fl
here or the Army 0rdndn¢e"A£§9¢h-€
ordnance andnrtn '1 k .

Oct.

Samuel J. Stewart toCharles J. Var-
ian. lot and building's. Kellogg street:
Robert H. Scott et a! to .W‘illlam
Krusch. lot. East avenue: bert II
Scott. et a! to Victor Biart and wife,.
lot East avenue. \ l

Robert H. Scott et al. to Edward;
Becker. ‘iot. East avenue; Robert H.
Scott t al to Spencer S. Adams. lot.
East venue; Robert B. Scott et al to,
Mhur G. Hull. lot. East avenue: WIL!
lists I. Greene and wife. to Frederick,
s. Tattersoll and wife. lot and build-
Ings Fairfield Park;_!l‘homas MCGuire
to Peter Hermanny. and wife. ‘lot and1
buildings. Howard street; Madaie’ne F.

Webb et at to James M. Kelley. lot.
:1 3'. Murghy and

lo and yiiidings,

 

 
 

Wife to Mary Stet.

 

w;re to. Charles Kardos and wife, lot ,ernmenfg, e ’
and buildings Laura street; Frederickzing Americans nbroad.’

___,__..._____.._——————-
Advertise in the Sentinel. ~ . .

travels abroad for business or pleasure
be discriminated against." Mr. Mit—
chell asked. “by a special tax of $10."
He pays the same income taxes as his
fellow American who remains at
home. Granting the Government is

F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk

 

entitled to a fee to cover the cost of

 

the document. the fee should be nom-

 

inal. and not in the nature 01' a tax to
mulct a particular clog. _

"But it does not stop there." It has.
resulted in retaliation by almost every
l‘fil‘visn government. and where na-
tionals or other nat'lbns travel over
Europe either without visas. or With
vises at a trifling cost. vary-i]; from
the equivalent of fifty cents ordesswio
$2. the American pays the equivalcpt
of 310. Foreign cofisnis frankly stat-
that th¥é discrimination is Cntlr€l5 1::
tallatory for the high fees chargesh \t
our Government. The result is tha
the American business man \isitmg

 

" ’ frontiers fic—
.n-O e and crommg .
F1 p conceivably pay “fees

quently may

tin to large _
anigugmpiatically challenge the clam)

that it is a fair tax. Chanting the
decrnment needs the reventfii. is it
'ustified in antagonizing foreign gov-
J mbrassassing and humiliata

sums.

Perfecto

 

ouquet
Now Sold for 10¢

Are

Our Panatella Extras Are

Also Sold for 10c

Our No. One, 8c; 2 for’15c

OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY ‘

 

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, FOR THE WEEK

 

Extra Fine Pork .. . . . . .alb. 20c
Swift's Borax Soap . . a bar 5c
Toilet Tissue 7 rolls 25c

Pure New Orleans Molasses,
qt.-25c;gal.90€

 

 

A Full Line of

SPORTING
{GOODS

Especxal' ‘attention to the
Fishermen '8 Needs

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

' NORWALK’S; LEADING " nRY. GOODS STORE

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Seasonable Suggestions All, ’Round the Store

Hosiery and Underwear
.» . ‘ ffhe best grades in all \‘t'i'lgllis iul‘
Men, Women, Children

Curtains and Draperies
Novel designs and coloring
Window Shades and Fixtures

Blankets and Comfortable:
All grades, sizes, and shades

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SCHOOL COATS
For Boys and Girls

A very attractive line of St ‘|
Girls‘ Coats. sizes from 6 10 _l~

Pizces range from

$7.98 to $20.00

Charge Account Solicited

 

 

 

 

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CLOTHING {
and 1

FURNISHINGS
A for
BOYS AND GIRLS

at the

CHILDREN’S STORE

37 West \Vashington St. s. Norwalh

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Have Your
, Radiators
Repaire

By Experts
It Will Cost ,
No More .
New Radiators in Stoc
Wall Street
9 WALL STREET

 

 

 

TRUE BUSINESS.

From the beginning our mutt. 2'.
been “True Business." which R noel

 

 

,‘"Aéw'l1°dgei.~

to maintain,

Our confidence is growing a;
owing to the innumerable com
meats which we have received ‘1‘"
tourists and local patrons. This
prove to you that our eflortl
in a successful business.
“Cleanliness" is our next mom. On!
estabishment is cleaned from end it
end every twenty-tour hour. so as ll
always keep a clear atmosphere It
is opened for inspection at I1! new
for the ersons who Wis? to .see be
our 5110? is kept clean and ‘how 0
products are made. The “inspectore‘
are our triends.

Our branch store in South Ronni
is running on the same ideals. TM
goods are made at our main store ll
Norwalk. Whether you are in Non:
walk or in South Norwalk you will N
able to purchase the same quantity d
goods and they may be delivered U
your home at any day of the week.
Special prices are given to Iode‘
churches and parties.

In this establishment. the ice crest
and candy business is operated by t“
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk Only the
bakery business is operated by Henri
Wilkins.

THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Main Store, 26 Wall St, Nomallc
Branch Store.

17 No. Tit-in St., So. Naming.

INSURANCE

J. M. LAYTON & CO»
Inc.

5 Railroad Avenue
SOUTH~NO WALK, CONN.

 

 

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Tarlov Bros.

, Undo-Date Cigar Stare
HALL-MARK
CANDIES

The Best

$1.10 lb.
’ Block, Tel. 1581;