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Wants, To Let, For Sole, Business “intentional cords, Miscellaneous Advs.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
Two Cents a. word; minimum charge 50¢ per issue, 3 times $1.00. Gaps bouble Price.
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LOUISVILLE. K32, Oct. ‘10.-—Tho
riotous ending of the fourth game of
the Louisville-Baltimore junior series
here yesterday When more than half
of the 6.500 spectators swarmed on
WANTED
VJAHTL'ID—A Buick 6 runabout. Must
ho iv: good condition. Nothing
(-rtrllt-r than itll 'lS \Vritc stating par-
titular: to BL‘ICK. core ot Sentinel..
WAA‘TED—Stenographer for item-
porary position. Must have at least
.five years experienCe and be capable
of assuming secretarial duties. Apply
Norwalk Tire [v- Rubber Company.
M'A.l‘JTEl)~Firsz class union plumber.
(I‘ll 2:159.
SMALL TRANSIENT AD-
VERTISEMENTS ARE
STRICTLY CASE
Telephone orders for this kind of
advertising is accepted only as an
accommodation to our patrons, and
immediate collection will be made
tor same. *
FOR SALE ..
Resumes NOTICE
the field. Dating the umpires and p0-
WANTED—Roomcrs.
to place themselves in 2. 00d win-
ter home will do well to cal at ‘30
Chestnut street. Home comforts and
good service guaranteed, H. A. Craw.
30 Chestnut street. Phone 1257-3.
WM:TED~Position. Married couple.
than as chauffeur. and wife as cook.
“Position." care of Sentinel
Those wishing
EVANTED—Butcher to work in
' kct. Apply to J, V. McGinn,
Cedar street. .
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WANTED—To buy house, 8 or more
rooms, some grounds near South
Norwalk Station. Vl'inters, 122 '. 72
St. New York City. '
WANTED—Experienced operators on
Shirts. sleevers. fellers_ neck band
«runners. and neck band setters, to
earn 318 per week, steady work. Also
upr-rienced sewers on lain needle
machine. LEROY SgilR'l' CO.
TO LET
mar-v
‘ou SALE—Desirable building7 lot.
P St‘xlE-o. price reasonable. .Lall 523-2.
SALE—New glass gallon jugs,
Fagigle handles, $3.0u per dozen;
$32.00 per gross. 1/; gallon, $2.00 per
dozen; $22 per gross. Reynolds Poul-
try Farm. Highland Ave. Phone 1036.
FOR SALE-Ford ton truck; chain
drive. 2 work horses, cheap. Ma-
nure spreaders._ Raymond Street 8:
Son. phone 470 Darien.
Bulbs for spring planting. Hya-
cynths. Tulips. Narcissus, Daliodils.
Chinese Lillies. The finest bulbs
money can buy, at George Cuneo’s.
FOR SALE—7 room cottage at 190
East avenue: part cash and balance
in monthly payments. 0. F. Schultze.
phone 1942 or 164. ‘
FOR SALE—Fancy selected Dutch] Wnlks,
mini Bill.
FOR SALE—Seven room house with
all improvements. and sleeping
porch. 5 minutes from South Norwalk
station. Phone 2152-5.
'10 mar—5 rooms. 40 Wall Sthor‘.
vailli. all newly papered and painted.
Main St. ‘30. Norwalk.
Inquire 108 So.
or phone 1446.
'I‘O LET—6 room flat with improve-
Apply Layton 6: Co.. R. R.
mulls.
AVG. Tel. 0:).
TO LET~—'I‘wo rooms at 42 Fort St.
East Norwalk, with water and gas.
May be seen alter 6 p. m. Particulars
Good Luck Store, 2‘.’ North Main
:1!
St... So. Norwu l k.
'I‘U l.l-‘.'l‘~-~5 room apartment. all
movements including set range
Itc-Ccntlv papcred and painted. Liberty
Square. [inst Norwnlk.
Mz-su St. or To]. So.
im-
lnquire 64 So.
FOR SALE—A desirable building lot.
50:150. High and dry ground.
Water. gas. sewer and electricity m
the street. Price reasonable. Inquire
at 21 Grove street. Phone 2873—5.
FOR SALE—New 50 gallon paraffin
lined barrels. The finest grade sea-
soned oak. $4.00 each. Syrup barrels
$3.00 each. “’hiskey barrels. fresh
emptied. $8.00 each. New oak kegs,
paraffin lined all sizes. best and cheap-
est price in the state. Special prices
on large lots on any of the above.
Car-load lots immediately delivered.
Reynolds Poultry Farm, Highland ave-
nue. phone 1036.
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FOR SALE—Productive 70 acre farm.
two good houses. necessary out-
FOI‘: llFZNT—B-room apartment. neat-
newly decorated. steam
l,v furnished.
heat and light. hote! St‘l'llPt‘. no chil-
dr'r'n llolt'l Bristol. M \Y;lsliill;:on
GUT-hf.
FOR IIFINT~AIIMH
lymn:
'Ol‘ Unllll‘llFlM‘ll to April lot House.
all: rm'ms huh and (ll‘Cil'll‘ llElllS.
a! u of -~-- rooms and birth. Applf. (‘.
ll law
limou zucnltc. Rona}: lrt.
M
Cl‘ :"- room apartment. all im-
pruu-lm-n's includilme >t‘t range.
Rn-‘H-tlfl; [lil;l_‘r“d and painted. ln-
quin- M So. Main St. or Tel. 60
(1‘0 LET—Two front office rooms.
Music Hall lilock. Inquire Keogh
fl; Cnudcc or R. Josclovsky.
l-‘ul nisllod
buildings: good markets. Might ex-
change lor local property. D, S. Hull,
Huviland Block, South Norwalk.
FOR SALE-L'p-to—date. modern 7
room house. Best of location, hot
water system. 10: 50x167. Price $6.700.
lnq, R. Josclovsky or E. E. Gorham.
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FOR SALE—Fine home on Newtown
Terrace Sold on account of leaving
town. Terms and price reasonable
if ltlkf-ll this Week. Geo. Mitchell. Tele-
phone 1861. ‘
PROFESSIONAL
Ragtime and Popular Music Taught
in 25 Lessons
WINN METHOD
"OR RENT——Storage Space,
hold furniture. Separate
loam—tire proof building.
.051 and S:orage Co.. Inc..
mot. Conn. 'l‘el. Westport 47.
m negotiable wuehouse receipts.
house-
rooms.
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Hubbell
Sangu-
We
120 Washington St
. Phone 2721
Studio Open
Now
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Private Lessons in Dancing
Social Class on Wednesday Evening
. Club Classes Arranged
Studio, 7 West Ave Tel. 1838
FOR SALE
1l-‘nmilv house, l‘» rooms with all im-
provements. nlnl gums»). second dist
l‘lC‘. .........................
. all improvements
first (listrim ‘ $3.0m)
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Norwaik
Real Estate
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2 Family lmnsc.
on cacl; floor.
Insurance
That's the usual expression that
accompanies the first spoonful of
our ice Cream. You can't help but
express yourself that way. for
when our cream is made the beat
Way it brings forth the best or
pression.
ice Cream is more than a palnte
tlckler—lt is truly one of the bead“.
foods we have—always inviting-
alwastDpealing. If you haven’t
tasted our brand you do not ho'
what good Cream is.
THOMAS’
CHOCOLATE SHOP
84 South Main St., So. Nowell!
AUCTION SALES.
. XV. G. IMAYFIELD. AUCTIONEER.
(of Stamford) on Tuesday, Oct. 11, at
10:3 3. m.. at the residence of Mrs.
"l‘homas Darling. in West Side avenue.
Rowayton. (take cement road from
Darren and keep to the river) will sell
to the highest bidder. without reserve.
all the household elects oi' the. said
.‘Mrs Darling._including: parlor, bed
:room and dining room furniture.- and
odd pieces Also pier mirror. antique
bureaus of rare type. shades. curtains.
(TH‘PEIS. l‘llES, stair carpet. rare Old
dishes coal hods. garden tools. orch
furniture. hair mattresses, be ding.
$1? .000
S. D. G. CA1\ D1 CO.
WHOLESALE CONFECTION-
ERY, AND ICE CREAM
CONES
53 Osborn Ave, East Norwalk,
Phone 479-13
Deaths and Funerals
liUsl-I \\'ll.l.l.\.\l.\.
Hosp \\'illt:llns.‘ colon-xi. lll‘ul .il l.ll
hum. ll'.' \Villll‘ street. .I...~l lllulll.
“gull 47 ye-nrs. Sin» is survived In- 1:
son and (lullu'hlrr. ’l‘llt- flint-lull “ill
ltt' held :it 2:30 tomorrow al‘to-rnoori
lrom the film-ml parlors ol' ll. \V.
Raymond and interment will be m
uncrsillc cemetery.
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Funeral of Mr. Tzulur.
fut-moi of Samuel Taylor was
yesterday afternoon from til"
:llv‘ lwmuc. Quinturd avenue. Rev. L.
.l. Schmpplcr officiating. Burial was
I] lllvrrsi-lc cemetery. Members of
lullr-r Lodge. No. 97, I (l. 0. IR. Oi
vhlcl‘ ledge the dt-(‘cnsc d was a num-
:cr n'tcndcd the funeral.
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\\'.\X'l‘ (‘lflNI-ZSE REPUBLIC
RECOGNIZED.
DETROIT. Oct. lit—Resolutions
urging recognition by the cl‘uited
States of the government of the
Southern Republic of China were
adopted today at the final business
session of the National Chinese. Con-
ference. The resolutions set forth
businesg advantages in China await-
ing American capital. and declare the
future of the republic may hinge u
on the altitude of the
Government.
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SCHOOLS FOR INFAN ERY
OFFICERS. ,
HARTFORD: Oct. 8,—Ordcrs for:
2-1 hour service schools for infantry"
officors were issued lny the Adjutant-
Geneml‘s Office today. At Harth‘r‘d.
October 15. at 5 p. m.. it will be in the
State Armory for officers from Hart—
ford. “'aterbury. Torrington. New Bri-
tain. Meridefi. Middletou'n. South
Manchester and “'illlmantic.
At New Haven Oct. 22. at 8 p. m..
it will be for officers from “'alllng—
ford. Ansonia and New Haven.
DIPORTA ST NAVA L RESER "E
MEETING TONIGHT.
A meeting is called tonight at S
o'cock at the Nortvnlk Armory of all 5
members of;the Naval Reserve.
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a
:aud many other articles too numerous
.o mention. Sale positive rain. 0!‘
""3“ Termfi. cash. B ‘ order rs
7111011135 Darling. ’ M ',
roman-i. CHALLENGE
To‘nny football team averaging
about 140 pounds. Phone Norwalk.
1076.
The Textile Store
All Wool Serge, 40 in. 980 yd.
. 54inch».........$1.59¥d~
56 Inch Brown Silvertone
.................$1.4.9!d.
Velvet $1.15ydnp
136 Washington Street
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Today in Wall Street ..
“’ALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.——Rails
were the only important exceptions to
the firmer tone of the Stock Market at:
the opening of today's session. Unionl
Pacific fell 1% and other transcontin-
entals as well as cotton carriers were,
fractionally lower. The constructive
side of the market again was chiefly
lrepresented by oils. notably the low
grade shares. Pan-American Petrol-
eum rose one point and California Pe-
.‘ ‘4
«but?
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World Series 3 Tie and Ruth '
Makes Another Home Run
Standing of the Clubs.
\V. L. P. C.
counts, properly attested. within saidttouight.
time. will be debarred a recovery. All Tuesday cloudy and colder; fresh to
lpersons indebted to said estate are re 'strong southwest and west “'lndS-
quested to make immediate payment disturbance central this morning over
to
‘ FRANK B. HOYT.
1 Administrator.
, l NORWALK HOSPITAL ASSO.
Annual Meeting
tASSQC
TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice the
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
have reduced prices on all Bugs and
l Carpets, both washed and dry cleaned.
All orders called for and delivered.)
PHONE 989
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NOTICE
men: only. Tel
.1057, any hour. f
puli‘pOSGS :
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act upon the same
.mittee appointed by
not upon the same. ,
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JAMEST.HUBBELL,-
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i -Notice is hereby given that the An-,the
nual meeting of the Norwalk Hospital favor
iation Will be hgld at the HOS'!c10udine$ “'ith mild
ital on Tuesday evening. October 11.;
921_ at eight o’clock for the following
To hear the annual reports of ARBI’C‘KLE CASE ox (‘ALEXDAR.
the oilicers of the association, and to
2- To hear the reports of any com- ment of Roscoe C. (Fatty Arbuckle
the Association
tits Directors or its President and to
~ ~ today’s
To elect four directors to uke'ltappe. film actress. “as 0“
the place of those whose'terins expire. calendar in the San Francisco Super-
_ 4:"To transact any and all bust ior Court.
noes proper to come before said meet.
.fmfiated at Norwalk this 5th day of, “
~Samuel C..Polley will resume pri- October 1921.
vale dancing instruction, by appoine:
. ~m1...- ,.
proha bly light showers;
A Here you are aided
in your purchase by
the Lake region is causing cloudy and
a sales force who
shower-y weather in the western and
.troleum. General Asphalt. Royal.
lice With cushions. today “'35 charac— New York (A7 L.) ...... 2 2 .590 ‘Dutcl’l. Houston and COSdC‘n madel
HES terized by \Vliliam F. Knebelcamp, New York (A. L.) ..... 2 z .500 ‘moderate adxnnces. The list becamel
VERNON HUG president of the Louisville club as u T"— lsoméwhat- unsettled within the first
‘ AL Taggr'uumoa disgrace. President Hickey of the NEW YORK. Oct. vhf-The doc- hour as a new“ of sen-mg. pressure d1.
VOC Ev Frlda Anurican Association also held the trinc of chances. which “'1“ not per- irected mainly against Mexican Patrol-
- 8 ‘er 8 g 94 IR Conn same "leW- mit a good man to be kept down. per- cum and Studebaker.
65 SO. Mam t" °' or 3 ' ' "I am confident the olic d all mittcd young George Ruth to collect .
I Telephone 822 uldi 1 . p e di h .
. ‘ Edlle they co n tic-1r attempt to handle long delayed home run onors )cs- wan STREET, Noon—The early “,5 that sort of ice m
Foremégr:;%:§ Cafigrebs 939 . the crowds, but they were helpless terday m the fourth game of the .reaction was most pronounced among yon obviously em and
avenu . . before the rushes ot‘ the fans,»- Pre- world series between the Giants and .motors and subsidiu’ies. also Bums; not Mauve to deny the 70m
MECHANIC sidcnl Kncbelcamp said. “I am sor- the Yankees, but the'noble swat was Brothers. Consolidated cigar. Famous It is the only cm tmfim
Automobile Repairing of all kinds r)’ the game ended as it did. It was purely a personal triumph and had Players and Remington Typewriter-l enjoyable and beneficial mm
Will repair car in your own garage. a disgrace to Louisville." no bearing whatever on the generaI‘First Pld.. which declined 1 to 4 tie folks as well as adults.
Telephone 1726 The remaining games of the series result. The Giants won by 4 runs to 'points. Recoveries before 90°“ were! .
._, I ‘ ~ > __‘ -- ‘ ' will be played in Baltimore. 2 and e\'ened the series standing. 2 led b the less prominent 0115 such as - . .7;
o - Y . NEW — .
EXPERT AU’IO M r 1-inch club has won two games. ’and 2. in a game that Crackled vnth California Petroleum Pfd.._ Standard. _ .
will overhaul and repair your on ' Yesterlay’s game was forfeited to,all the. thrills that baseball lovers on of California. Pierceoll Pfd.. and: CANDY w.
‘J‘n’ m in your own gum“!!- Baltimore was leading 12’ to 4 at the'crave. {Shell Transport at gams of 1 to 0‘.
Ignition “‘11 hm mum ‘ hall: of the ninth inning. when the! Official score of the fourth game of points. Mex1can Petroleum and Hous-
lalty. All“ "or mm“ gm. demonstration was stagged by the 'the world‘s series: ‘vton Oil also strengthened and Amen-
‘90' “ fans in protest to what they regard- GIANTS. lean Sugar Pfd. and Sears Roebuck
w. J. LYON. ed as questionable decisions by the , ab r 11 po :1 elwere higher. Leaders of the mduS- SPECI AL SIJITS .
Phonomgggnfil" gpélfifrgv Pl”. umpires of the International League. Burns. cl' ......... 4 0 2 n 0 0 ,trial and Elma: flogpsgfgt 51333331; , . ..
—c altimore was leading 12 to 4 at the- Bancrol‘t. ss . . . .4 u n .4 1 1 and irreg or a. .s - Y , 1’ ‘
BRI STONE TERRA GOTTA. timc- Frisch, 3b ........ 4 0 (I 1 3 0 .with one exception. glare slightlByr 13:: Ken 5 and Young I“ '
firm The total receipts for the four Young. 1;: ........ 4 o 1 1 o 6 'er. probably on N9 ‘s-takmg. 1 I; .
coterchroo games played here was $20,846.33 Kelly. 11) .........4 1 1 9 0 o and French Exchanges showed decld- $15.00 .to 530-”.
Wm!“ ' » ngt, ed t 5 .
Be 8 . end All and the attendance was 15.988. The E. Meusel. if .r... .4 1 2 0 ’0 0c, ed stre 11. Call money open a \ ., ,.
It! Branches players on the rival clubs will share Rawlings. 2b . . .4 .1 2 1 _4 0 per cent. at .
a: L' "r "' in the recei ts of the first five ames. Sn ’der. c-.... .... .4 1 1 10 2 0 ’ . .
110 T ylor Av'é. GMRSI: Nomilk, Ct. sixty-five Dex; cent. of the totalgbeing .Do3uglas, p ....... .2 0 0 1 2 0 Walla}: STREET.{1:30 gdgrazhlncig- .77 . 7
‘ - ' - ‘ " ed sixty er ent. t in w'nnin —— -- —- -- -—- -— can is gave way 0 pre ‘ pig” ,
llin . duld . p c o e l g . .
cm‘n‘cgfi‘°{:a%¥v§° 8" team-and forty per cent. to the loser. Totals . . . . . .34 4 ‘ 9 27 12 1 dai'.stl_os:ng 1b}:e 2 poantfirfifgggeafig; g
on I First Class 3‘! 2- YANKEES. _ en ee 3. m . rs an ‘ .
Work .0- !_D_ gAé-rofl'v. 1'07 JOYCE GIRL “ILL RECOVER. ab :- 1: po 3. e fell back._ Uiltegl Stitestersntsgl 3:5
FROM THE ‘ ~ Miller. of .4 0 0 1 o o ,unresponsn-e o 19, “9". ' 7 ,
THE ME ‘d‘chv London Man ‘Adrm' “is Shooting Peckinpaugh. ss “.4 0 1 2 6 1 nagc statement. which disclosed the ,
mm m bolsters an _ _
canal: ’ an 'old on on! my fin- and Eli" l‘t‘lf- Ruth. if . . . . . . . . . .4 1 2 2 0 0 first increase in unfilled orders in f
! ”31:91:?!an “pox-en“ outing. mis- Nbiw LONDON. Oct: 8.~—Thc con- n. Meusel. rt .....4 o 0 1 0 0 more than a War- _ O. G. PAM ,
3qu wanted. Drop us II card 01' union or Miss Florence Joyce. twenty- pipp‘ 1b _ _ _ _ . . . .4 0 115 (l o . - L l .
[telephone 317 for representative to out. of \Yutcri'ord. shot through the Ward. 2b ........2 o 0 z 7 0 Advertise in the Sentlne . ._- Auctmneer .
not“. moulli and abdomen Thursday morn- McNally, 3b . ...... 3 I“ 1 1 2 0 .W nice A. D.
I ’NORWALK MATE-EasgsN‘iofl-Ifllk ing by Jilllll'S \'. Pastor-e. thirty-Seven, Schang. c .. ....... 3 0 :2 2 1 0 E M 0 e Store gym m
{Franklln "'6 Monro. is . ‘ :.t the latter's room. 60 Federal street. Mays. p . . . . . .3 0 (v 0 3 0 "u .
‘ I THAN Q MILLER tliir city. who afterwards shot himself "’ -— -— -—: ——: —— — _
Genernrl‘Acontnctint. 98111th ”d m the hmd. is torlavsomewhat im- Totals ......... 31 2 . 2. 19 1 _ .
Wt hanging. proved. An operation performed at SCORE BY INNINGS. THE STORE THAT HAKEB w
Estimates ctlfiBEfll'lrllsi' file‘s-3 til. imwrcnct- and Memorial Associa- Giants .......... 000 000 031—4 *
A. Na an. e. ‘ t(‘tl Bespiml. for the removal of the Yankees ,,,,,,,, 000 010 001—: ‘ ‘
10 Sp l $833613. Tel-fifrigm Conn. lullet lodged in her abdomen proved Runs batted iii—By Burns. 2' by — Newell & Mum
l . successful and attending physicimislu- 1‘2. Mensel. 1: by Rawlings. 1: by th E AND FUR H
- . . . . . .— ~ . . . .. eDreadedSuf- CLOTH! no
PAPER AND PAINTS do, stated tint if infection does not Ivutli, l. by Scliang. l. - MW . . .
NgAithm tune to paint our 1103395” in the girl has a hunting Chance Two-base hits—«Burns. Ixelly. fm‘ of that PM by 153 wa.hlnmn St. a . _ .
and keep it frg‘in ‘23:?! r 3:83:12: rm lit‘v. [us-tore. with ‘a bullet still Three-base hits—Schang. E. Meu- T . .g B ,’ A . , ,2»
rooms decorat - 0 .lnltcll in his Jun: '13 Easting com- 59], ‘hn “113- M dv'lce T 7
ggmoptgfréefidogaggr Eigenfiggfinumhly. nn~l lllS rccévery is anticl- Home run—Ruth, . RE“ FAIL CAN
1) ‘ ~. l \‘ or: "wt 1' r the removal S criticcs—VVard. Douglas. - - u - f 9
mil WM ‘ Lowe 8'" " "' "‘ ' “ '0“ 0 ‘a ‘ - kins, Minn.— DunngChan eo » _ and
with fillet-wag? to, 3 ”M ”H“ “"1” is to N performed as Double play—Ward. Peckinpaugh Elfieofhad hot flashes and suffere for Regular$.00 $2.507
. era ‘ in». us llw pzalitnl is strong enough and pipp, _‘ ‘ ‘ two years. I saw
Nagy BYOB. L008] end 10118 dlBQAnCO; .--, v iil‘s‘ullrl the ordeal. Left on bases—Giants, 4: Yankees. ' Lydia E. Pinkham’s
trucking Of all klnda. Dull "ingegft l’ustorc. u: an r-xclush‘c statement to 3_ Vegetable 'Corn- 0
New Ym'k‘ Adm. 71 C ' "all. AssoeMu-d I‘rcss correspondent at Struck out—.ny Douglas. S (Miller pound advertised 111
Phone 318. Q _ ,__ ‘ _ 1”" hospitd today. admitted shooting 3. Sch-mg; It. Meusel. Ruth. Pips. the papesi-flgflfgot
' ' . ~ _ ‘ q . . .' . V _ . _ _ m ‘
ARR AN FLYNN local end ion! mt gm. .ml 5.1111 that she- had robbcd “.ud. McAally). b} Nays 1 (Burns . good. re ro _
canals“ trucking ’0! all kinds lunvl hinclmmilcd him until he couldI’ Lfmpg,~(.g__cmn (plate). Rxgler taking 1t, 1 recapi- . . .
Ofllce Leary & 00., Phone 1577. Hom‘no inngpr stand it. The girl. when in- (first base). Moriartv (second base) mend your medlcme Dav-1d ‘V. Ra t! :,
phone 363. it. 7' lQVVPIl .uimlllm'l taking mom? and Qulgley (third base). to my {mendglwg TDERTAKER 7.
_ {from I‘QSTHFI. lull said it was voluu- Time or gumc-0ue hour and 38 you Emily pu telssti- Ub 77
7 51.”. y, 0“. H ‘3 “ism” is a married minutes. ' thb‘ gint'fiiar; ROB- Tels.—Office. 1103: Hm.”
WILLIAM F. H01")? m;- hill .l~lllllll("l in tlzg interview 30 TO {I 1;:EEDOCK Ban _ NEW RED MEN’S BU ~
TE ‘ Hm: lp l:t-'» tum. improper relations l-‘OI'RTII GAAIE ADDS S‘lsu)a7 _ ' 3’ ; _ ‘. 012'
REAL ESTA B ”d “'llh lllt i'll‘l funnel: the past five RECEIPTS. NIAKISG TOTALUF _ HokaL-l, MM' .
u ‘3 Cheap" t° Buy “‘3" t° “ months. - 3436.819 FOR Tm: 51331125. . It hasbeen saxdttlglat notgxlwggurg
1 house 7 rooms. Rust Norwalk, ~ NEW YORK 0C“ “’"TAccommg athousansl tezxv lsrrfifiicingi‘ltrain Of AUTO TOPSy NEW " -.
0 (- ' .. e um) CASIIIER ltllO\\‘.\' LIL-“1‘38 ‘to the oliicial figures announced last change W1 .0“ J39 _ , - . . r r .:
8-760% mortgage ‘1‘ f \' rwalk \VSOVIQ ni ht llll 'lllQlld'll‘CC- at \estcl‘d'fl‘s very 31““)!an and stmetlmes :SIhnful REhOV ATED
1hose.’ "ms. :ist.o . , ... :I. w ~- fi._~ ~ ‘iht es, .
$3 500' mor‘éagéné'ww ’ Axsox’m. (W M-Jnspph o. world series gum" was -Sh0m (~31 kpwmss- {limigodéeifiéreome eyes. Also Upholstering of Ll'Pomh.
1 Il'ouue 7 mm; East Norwalk, Brown. 1h}: {llluklhf cashier of the 11... ”Cord maul; for ”.0 series s... n: l agzyxrnsgpels nervousnexs are onlyafew First Class Painting
. ‘ ' .,. .7 ,. ... w .. - . - — ~ 1‘ _ . .. . .n .‘u ii“. A 101;, . .. ! ..: .
4‘00”; mgr-[g3 .—. .7” [with . Amt ”tun lvm» lumian}, obese :11 the third Edlnf hut ‘l m ‘ ..-., . 1 toms. Ever; woman atthls
3 1 house. 7 foams, first, Norwalk, counts .urc luirr: uuunined. is said to 011311332. was pnlul by 5......” inns giggisififimfit by Mr.=.Bl0Ck'S experi- A. MAIER
$5.300; monzagn $2.30”. - {have a Slf'llOL‘l’RPlH'l“ present. he (‘10- .yqstcrfilny. ill this sum ‘1.) ”Vi. :(l'll l f ence~aild tryLydiaE. Pinkham’sVege- South Main St“
1 house. 7 moms. East horwalk. amount 01 LllTKl‘lY .ouds. Officers ofim $1..-h_9.“n. COtS 10 ll“ - d 1‘ f-i l table Compounll- . . .,
$7.000, mortals... $1.7m). On. company are authority for lhc‘l‘nmmisslon 'l'llc l‘llilil.lll<l('l‘. $1“".~i If on have the slightest doubt that 011me Wilson Eat ‘ ..
4 houses. 7 mama South Norwalk. slall‘mi-ni that Brown‘s accounts 741.05. is divided between the l’llaWI‘Si Lydia! E Pinkham's Vegetable Com- PHONE 902
$4,509; mortgage $3.000. .shoth discrepancies. Illn- amount ofiuml mvm rs us lollous: . 'U"d will help you, write to Lydia E_ . _<
1 Ouse 7 rooms. South Nor-Walk lu'llir‘ll has not yet llt‘f n dclcrmined. h." Ownrrs' share (40’? l . .S'ill»35-4'-‘-1\ - t ‘ ' a , Mass, 7
h ' ' - . .. -. -— nkham Medicm- (‘t .. Lynn. ,
$1.000 mortgage. $2.000. ltlxc auditors. Players share (but. LUSMUHNA . . about vour health. Your letter will be 1 - -
1 house, 7 rooms. South Norwalkd It outs understood today that the Tm- fouowm: ”Mg, _\,.’0“‘.S m.“ u... l opened. read andanswered byawoman, .
$4.700: mortgage $1,500, lccmphny‘s ofliccrs would ask for :1 Icon,- xccr-lpls for tlu Ll’sl tour gulms mdheldinstrict confidence. . .. '7
1 house, 7 rooms. South Norwalk,’\\.lrr;lnl today for 3rown's arrest and “n. to M. dislributml: I 1' ‘
$4.900; mortgage $2.000. prnnte dctcct‘lyt-s have been tngugf‘d, Attendant-c. ‘ _
Q‘ilwljiouslti‘lsh's'aé'ool‘ns:malarvin Beach”. try abml ‘josat:u];i‘:;.hitfi:o?0: liftt‘ogu‘n-st gi-ugilfm ................. “:32; THE NORWALKS. ELECTRIC (o ' at .
w.” J 0 :1 c .,1..o . .‘cputn or i. 3 Si . .‘t-com i ............... .. no. . .
1 hous“. 9 rooms. Broad Riven“... 1.5' vacation. Third game :41 ‘ 1 . _ . , _‘ . ’
3.1.5043; mortfznge $1,500, I “3 ll. Coxvlts. vice-president of the Fourth gm“. ‘1) ‘1. er: ,thin ;~
1 house 7 rooms Broad. Riv-ex“ \m-rican Brass Company. Su}S that -1 ‘ 2, 1 . a ..
-. ' -' .. . . . ..- . .. -. .—-- trlcal.
$4.40“; mortcai’e $3.100. ’.. shortage has but: luund In 310““: Total. Your :lrilu‘s ......... ink“-— 2C , . -~
1 “ml-‘9- 6 rooms, Cranbury, $3.500; ‘m . mint. The amount of missing Lill-l ’l‘oial Receipts. { M “ ' . "
{norm-WK" $3.1l'0. .Hlx Bonds, which are said to have [first SHlnp ,,,,,,,,,,,,, swapm’um 207 E.WASthGTOH ST.
l have lu‘oiamily houses. beautiful‘l...n in Brown's cure. is rcllOl‘lt‘d .10 Second game ............ iiiax'w'lll _, P ONE 959 68 “7ashington
!:()n‘xf.5‘ farms. 1015. and shore prop-S-M d. least 310.5900 and liluy be COn- 'l‘hirtl gumc ............. 119.007.1mi sf ‘1; be clascd Tuesday at 12 ,
exty. “ll" rtibl)‘ mort‘. l“0Ul‘Ill game ............ ll!~ 337.00 0’9 W‘_ ~ in
. I O . . ‘ lock owmg to death of Mrs. Jo n
My time IS yours. Swartz a Corbett °° . g Wet-me.
Block. No. 79, Tel. 435. \[le-ili.\l.s 13‘ Mayo nun-2. , To“... mu. mm... ,,,,,, giant... M. swemlfmhe' 0 333'
lTRIDC-HP‘UVV CHL- “CL 8— National Commission's khan-c.
WILLIAM F. HOYT “Mg ago Mnrk Twain wrote about First gain? ............. 513.3910“: . ' t h Furnaces
REAL ESTATE (1.. nstringclit qualities of the water Second game ,,,,,,,,,,,, ”15mph; Dllchael J. Gambm [ha c er 7
.. - _ - ‘ in )l’ono Luke. Mono county. but H 'l‘hirri game ............. lit-"1.16 Agent for the famous "
.r. “mined for lilll‘r day Californians to Fourth game ____________ 15.77:; o.) Pl PM 1
in member what he had said about the l I: readv 130 P
I) lmlnvrals in this body of water. A Total. four games ______ 355.53411.‘ . o o you_are _ m
orlon House company incorporated by Sacramento ‘ Owners: Share, l Plumblng, Illlnlng ‘ one—pir-ey‘heater 5991;me
and San Francisco capitalists has been pirs‘ mm“. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, $35,345 on i . making your 86
formed to establish a plant to extra“ Second game. ............ 30.20.: b" i and Jabblng 1 Price 3280m-
1tht- salts from the water. The salts 'l‘llird game ............. 4.).46__.3.V5i .
Shore Dinllers tart- said to be of use as washing porv- Fourth game ____________ 43399.13 ; \ Se 0° 4 ,
l - . ‘ _ . . _
- as n busts for slmmpoos and tor , 1“» P!me I
11 - d9 film purposes. Total. four games ...... $153,315.36: Tel. 2846, 11 Reynolds St. Stephen ,
A Kinds of Sea Foo , mam”. Share. 1 View Ave
Steaks Cho and Chicken SOLVENT NOTICE First game ............... 52.023.017. East Norwalk. Conn. All - rm,
’ p5, DiStl‘iCt 0f Norwalk, 55" Pmbate'Second game ............ 55.81320. -
Court. SePtemhe? 28, A- Du 1921- f Third game ............. 60.693.57
A C Estate of M85"; Lt. Filgvealsii 0 Fourth game ............ 60.448.77
' ' lk in sai is no , c .
La arte Mr“ . - _ , .
The Court of Pmbate for the 9‘5 t to . ..... 2319—554 ds
trlct of Norwalk, hath limited and al- To al. ur games ‘ S ‘ ReyIlOI Clder
lowed six months from the date here- ; u
of for the creditors of said Estate to Weather Forecast STYLE . OPEN FOR m ,
lexhibit their claims for settlement. ———-—-. ’ ’ - , : . . E7 .
lThose who neglect to present their ac~ Forecast for her-walk: I'nsettled SPECIAHSTS ( , Grinding 91" Bar.
One of the most M
sanitary presses in the its“.
grind as reasonable at m
give you service second fl: .
trial will convince you. . .
Barrels and kegs for at: ._
sizes. new and used. W ,
in the state.
central sections. Pleasant weather thoroughlv under. F
rprevalls along the Atlantic and Gulf ' . d' 'd I
coasts. The temperature is about Stand the 111 “'1 “a
normal for the season of the year in needs of. the slim and
northern districts. Conditions 1
for this vicinity increasing Stant' the tau and
temperatures Short.
followed by local showers.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 8.——Arraign-
3m .n on w- .afuo 'u a- n “tau- on p...........
on a, charge of manslaughter in con-
nection with the death of Virginia
Arbuclgle left Los Angeles
for San Francisco’iate last night. his
ttorneys sold.
Whenthe ease openedup on Mon-. .
.. postponement- until today, was». ,- .
granted at the request of the (intense.
Norwalk Chronicler