Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 13, 1921 · page 11

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Wants, To Let, For Sale, Business and Pro?aioInal cards, Miscellaneous Advs.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT

Two Giants 3 word; minnnnm charge 501: psi-issue, 3 nine: $1200. Caps-Double Price.

 

 

 

 

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STRICTLY CASH

Telephone orders for this kind of
advertising is accepted only as an
accommodation to our patrons, and

“IANTED
Machine operators experienced
on women’s dresses and
waists

M. N. MAYEHOFF & CO.
15 Merwin Street

tor same.

 

FOR SALE

specialty store

12d?
I at 11 Main St..'l

S21: llldil}

rim-nine
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' 5' ‘211 1 ~ - .- ‘ famil cow
1‘3.“IhfirnII1IizhlIy experienced ladies' I‘OR S‘Uhlglkéhegg' (Iggwherryy n1:
we”: snicswnnu-n Apply all day Fri. 9218} l . ll -.
sit)? at. lin- i-lOTtI'. I EA“ NOHHI \

" .4. . -- hie building lot in
v.‘ A. N1 12.1) — A: countanthookkeepm‘ l‘ORS SAL l‘. Dcsira

with speiillc training and experi— 1338' Neil‘all;.,.;l“,‘té 2XI‘2' Price reas-
nnr“ in the collection and credit field unable Call .1...-...

 

1-‘mai situation. Pieter man ovcr
Address replies wtih full par
1 , .v .112] _minimum salary consid

Chandler, 7 passenI-
Fine running con-

l~‘0R SALl‘2—--1917
gm- Touring car.

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We .5 ca”, 59mm“ (11mm .3000 1921 Dodge Sedan. liké easy . . reporters las night that Capt. Lor- bu. whic ”was. 1211 envied except for
. .. ,m._:_____*__ ~————— new $1 400 Vaast Bros Garage. T91. em Also mmmufigrgads- ”m the" reports are “1058.03 manu- mg was one- a? his most reliable men ”19 31$“ 9111'. meant Machl
V -.‘..12114 “01mm (ltlslirps “aiIIIInLI 1360 or 2211. Phenom“ Drop us a card ortrcu tux-es. agriculture, mining and He did noLbdiBVe the..Cantain was Monroe :5er g glee seat of flag;
.. ‘ .— . . . mgr... ‘1‘ 2“ WW" ‘° "”"“"’°"‘“°“‘ ' ‘ "fllivomne‘w m... ... .“1. 25.2.5 ".‘3"2:..“°‘.:.2‘..
f ‘ ' ' " ‘ ' FOR SALE—One Nanny 0B- . u call. . M craft. MIWS‘M accounts were in 0kg were
v ’tN’l‘Eil —-Stcnm:r2111llcr lor item. blOOded SWISS‘ Apply, 5" m ORWALK MATg5§8N690I nlk. TOday in Wan Street firsf—class érdsr he gang; eI I” eIBI "gimrtghtfi? at about
mrary position. Must have at least 1495“”‘39‘ Rowayton. Franklln ”I“ Monroe Mrs: levidto told the bolice that two 0Tmlles an Isak!

1‘, years expcl‘it'nCe and be capable; __ - [Ll-ER .. days before her bngfiber disappeared MW IIS
2 ~ 323.2321: 22.22.2233: meow... .... .. -3322. 32233.2. 2.22.2.2: .. .. ..... . .. .m s... 22.2.. “22“ “‘3’ film .. 22.2%:
.. "at 2 .1‘: 11 NT :ompany Rock and Rye; $000; 1917 Dodge 8 ' - ' ran. into a. fence but a anparen y

. ‘ .--__ _.-_~_-« winter 101). overhampd 3350,8211!) ”a: meet!!! given. 1"“ after the holiday showed no ma- was unhurt. Capt. MW ‘3 (119.4 s‘tfie‘dgggafifl MIclManus evldflgmmk
W'U‘a'ILID Experienced operators onlpolle). 2-,- \Ionroe 5. m than.“ 55.1.3 “rial alterations from recent irregu-

 

shirts sleevers. tellers neck band
runners and neck band setters to
nun $125 1302' week, steady work Also
azxuriinced sewers on Splain needle
mtihiiie. LEROY ‘IIRT CO.

FOR SALE——Several exceptionally tine
large pictures. mirror. brass pictures
and stand. and other articles Call 102
80 Main St.“

 

 

 

 

 

it»!!! make.

immediate collection will be made '1

BUSINESS .No'rlon

EXPERT am MECHANIC
will overhaul and repair your car.
in your own garage-
lgnltlon and lighting systems a one 0'
1 city. All

 

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' Trenton. Com any 0 knee in] ‘.ured
.GPhon 2047 Isaac. Plus. (IIIIIIItIr133312231notloinlanIIIIIS formed from return, mcmbers' 0-: the crew forced Ton army ptrucks loaded IIwith 290
MASONRY :AERRPRENATRV “I" I Is “IS to co-ordinate the lock of his cabin it is reported, men under {mammal of Colonel E. G.
BRICK? STONE G TSEWE'BgOTTAIlIIII :23??? (III II“ new“! measures and found his uniform slashed to Overshine. were enroute from Camp
LAMERIN . _. . g“ _ .
wooncrrn e. l 1332210 31:. cj‘clciccglIItI‘ElitaxfgIIes 13:10:11; “mm” m 9‘ "as“ ”we” ”fifet‘ filavne?’ImhhamImF§I1éI§V hasGOtV‘Iifnymo?
\ ‘ ‘ ' . _ ‘ , Ye..-
mnfifi d ”Intss and emplox‘mtnt conditions. Neither 'Lulrs. “Palm” the palm: Conn. yesterday. Francis Sevigj
W81”. 3913mm? W m . had knowledge of this. they said as . rt n 83 of
tsBrnnches The possibility also cxists that the night. . ,fie‘y, .Mo‘tilgr.‘ gm: “:aogfiéLg the
- . . M. ‘ ‘ew Be or Mas '
III OLA I I I It: 12:83? ZItIIIIIZIIrjiIv211§31IIiIIIIIIII SIIIIIII M's" £11111; 5“” She. bcnmed 110’ work that was. in. collision. He stated

0 T l A IIIK Net-walk, Ct.

11 a or vIo. So.

Curbing Gutters'hIJawn Rolling. Con-
Work Done In PIIiInt glut. metric.

FROM THE FACTORY TOT;-
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A'BN Miner ToLN1423
10 Sprint Street. . "'81“ 0““

 

WALL PAPER AND PAINTS

‘. Now is the time to paintégur house

 

II—III sen £11.1de 10‘"
TO LET FOR SALE OR TO RENT—New cotll‘“ ‘ a u Ask for my prices
. tagc W ill be colmplgted attbouiagkt:a ' “a “123.3. 3339:1131:
¢ V I'm
To 1. law‘s rooms all improvements, ggpgireaoggsgatudgng £3311: heat mum“ rigiditi- 5&1:th 3‘ Love St.
.4 fiuz‘llii A1c.lan at 76 lmxmgton centm 01 El“ Norwalk Tel 1860 or 8(3th m
m" 2675 ‘ -° . »-
I I I I I I Brannon! "I‘D“! long distance
'l‘u LET— ’l wo rooms rcntrnllv locatml F P S \i. E—-—191" Ford Commercial chin and; trlps to
inquire Room} 4 80. Main St. [10' (2.1:,- gm“... runIniuz order. all good gg' ngrg.‘ 8min M. 71 Cedar .treet,
1'5“.“ 10 and 1‘3 OCIOCK' tires. $130. ’l‘cl.\\1lton 67- 4 after 6 Phone 318 '
. , p. 111. L‘—

 

- LET luxnhhed houses 6 rooms
11d garage in 101111; .‘4 lUUlll 2111.. l.....
21:1 at Silu-rmiue; 10 room and garages
gotten, unfurnisIhr-d. Gco. Mitchell,
”330131;”!le 11ml below 9 :1. 111.

FOR SA]. E—— X genuine Reed hall.v
carriage. natural color. in good cou-
ditlou. $121.00 Phone 5%; .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

.1 s ,3_ sc. all im-
‘A‘Q RENT-~71 nice unfurnished rooms, lgfimofigmfigrmglghlmum » center.
111m. lrom R. 'It. station. sink. hoinc out of town it 111 sell cheap to
liv.,.‘.i"l‘, closet, eloctt'u‘. for adults only. muck huYflI-I “rite K II. can: Senti-
l' «.. :d floor, 18 Lexington Ave, City. “2-1 or call at 28 Swing St after :1
l‘Til‘. lll~2.\"l‘~Stor2it:v space, house; U IIIIII‘ IIIIII
mild furniture. Separate rooms. pong ALEA-I will sell at éacrifirc mv
1'3. plool' building. lluhhcll C021] (E1 lot at ‘Tokeneke Park consisting of
:S‘ 1. 2'1:- (1., ln;‘.. :\‘21llg:tluck, (,jonn. 11‘ .l, ncrcfi. together with 2 11.11113!
l ‘ \l‘ 2’1“ 1'1 15. “n how negotiable loundutions. chimneys twacur garage.
\2 ..~.1,..::.~.~ wimp” 1"'0.'ult\u}, mergrcens, garden etc.
"~-—"'r _ . \\ 4.21. scwcr and electric light (-011-
r, 12 . ~. minus. all modern 1111 nec1ionsv L‘. B. Dunn. Dan‘icu (’onn.
. .} .. 112.1»: l'.;|~"l Axe. lnq.‘ A”... - L-.-
1r ."I1I...I"“""””' ‘\“"" l‘mldéln- 1‘01: SALE Kitchen 1'nnm“ in Cool]
_ ' . ' ‘ .. condition, lnq. fl Bul'ritt Ave. ,
'. . il- 'l- l‘ :ll’llialllll 11.10111 1120 Wash FOR SALE. White. reed habv cur-
IIIII.I.”_..IIII" l: flom (0 the right 1121120 in good condition. 42 \Vood-
'12. LI. 1 ’lwo moms. com! IOPHIIHXL “'ud tum. I I
inquire- Kcogh A" (".1111le or it Jose. 1 OR SAL!“ -gcnrd wood in 1:11 lengths

4k)

supplied promptly Phone 23, Lodge-

 

 

 

 

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'IIQ LII"? Furnish’ul 10.0111 with board “and Farm Ask for superintendent
in l V4" 2m“ ‘- llrf='1“nnc"-'. Mrs. FOR. SAL a-—1«‘our good Cow: about an
Ilirtz 01,8 Putnam avenue. Leghorn pullcts ready ,1, lay, '4"
n. . Homer pigeons one 1910‘. Ford 1111121»
I ‘ .l' 2 ' ; ~ . . . ‘
I (ltIiItchI‘IrfistquI milIIIIIIflnI' 1'1...‘:°02‘(':L' bout. Albert. ;\ekou. Homewoml lnrm,
. l e . ’ — . . . v 1 , ‘1 '-
water and jan: "toi SPl\lI(t‘ with stucco ,rOI‘U” I‘P' ”an "'_,I hon: 1'. . . _
iI‘giIE? AIIIiItI_II IIIII‘ ]\(IInI $45 Apply IFUR SALE—71917 l-‘mal Tumult; 1.11.
.. rE.II,II.I.II 7' ‘MHM‘IH" new llnlnt. new riullmnx‘ \\’1Ill .«u-ll

 

FOR SALE
' Family 11011520
pr'nvlj‘mcnls_

clump to l'1lll(k llll\l'l’. .\
“ollpi‘ .Xx'i, .\o1"\\2illi ('unn

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. ., . . ‘l-‘Oll SAI. E~A Si\‘ 115‘: u-nt flirt 112:.“-
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trit't ........ :mul ltnx'ncc. su‘comé~((l)j_;~" corner. one mile il'om Soul in \mv.1ll.
.. ‘ ------------- l lll union 1’. 0 Box 1 ii \\1~l110!‘l 1 mm
_’.. funnih hollw‘. all improvements: “*h P” ‘ '

c. . :uh flum. 11.5: (lisnict , $6000 ngltnsitlfiv—ancv Selccml Dutch

u is for spring planting illn-
Ask Iohn T Ha - (vmhs, Tulips. Narcissus. Daffodils",
es mums.- 1:11: .. Th 1 1 11.
‘ ‘ . 1‘. e lilt<i 111 e
No . Main Street, Norwalk money can buy, at (let—ilge Cumo'r
Real Estate

 

Insurance

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FOR SALE-~33“ 50 —g:1lloI1I1 1.212213%:

lined lmrrcls 'lhc finest grade 5011'
sorted oak. $4.00 much erup barrels

1.00 emh \\hi.~'kl'\‘ barrels fI‘lSIl
tI-Implicd. $800 each. New 0qu kegs.
pumflin lim‘ :l :ill si21‘s.best and cheap!
cs: price in the stuth Special prices
on large lots on any of the above.
(‘mlozul lots immcdinteh delivered.
Reynolds Poultry l" 2'.nm Highland ave.
1111c, phone 1031". .. ‘_ I

 

Terrace. Sold on account of leaving
town. Terms and price reasonable

if taken. this week. Geo Mitchell, Tele~
phone 1861.

FOR 'SALE

AN ATTRACTIVE
BUN GALOW

 

You’ll Say '

That's the usual expression that
accompanies the first spoonful of
our Ice Cream. You can 't help but

express yourself that w , tor ‘
when our cream is made 312; be“ All Implovem'ents 24 West

way 1: brings forth the beg: ex. ” Avenue
presslon. . .

ice Cream 13 m m a" APPLY T0
are an a to
tickler—u is truly one of 111:2an Mrs. W. T Haviland

foods we hale—always mvitlns— 31:00
always appealing I? you haven't 36 B15312“ .:venue
por

tasted our bro nd you do not knot I I -
what good Cream is. Phone No Barnum 2171

THOMAS;
CHOCOLATE SHOP.
24 South Main 812., Sol‘NorlnIk

 

 

 

'S. D. ' G; CANDY CO.

WHOLESALE CONFEOTIQN-

”ERYTIND ICE Om ’
COMES .

'53 Osborn Ave. East Norwalk,
. sPhone 179.23

 

 

 

 

n9 Textile Store

All liVool Serge, 40 in. 98c yd
54inches. $1.59.yd

56 Inch Brown Silvertone

$119yd
Velvet ...........$1I.15yd.llp

136 W ashington Shoot

f9!“

ORDER TO SET-TLE ACCOLlNT

District of Norwaik. 213.. Probate
Court. October 12 A0,. 1921'.

Estate of Char es W. Lane, late of
Norwalk. in said istrjct deceased.

Ordere That the administratrix
exhibit er administration account lb
this court lor adjustment at the Pro-
bate office in Norwalk on the 20th day
'of October 1921 at 9 oclocli, fore-
noon; and that all persons interested
in said estate maybe notified
the administ man's;

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Advertise in the Ben me)
out rennin.

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FOR SALE~Fine home on Newtown'

‘ Studio, 7 West Aft?”-

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WIGHT.

 

CARRIGAN I: FLYNN, men and 10112,
distance trucking of all kind"
Ofllco Leary C 00.. Phone 1677. House:
0110110 383. 1

WILLIAM F. HOYT

REAL ESTATE
_ It is Cheaper to Buy than to Build

1 house 6 rooms. East \ormxk,
$2 .:600 mortgage $1. 000. '

1 house, 7 rooms.E.1s‘t Norwalk,
$3.500: mortgage $3,000.

1 house, 7 rooms. East
$4.000; mortgage $3,000.

1 house, ‘i rooms. East
$5.500; mortgage $2,500.

1 house. 7 rooms, East
$7,000, mOrtgagej$1,300.

Norwalk.

 

 

$4,91‘10;1nm‘tg.‘1:c 21“”.

2 houses. 7 rmn‘», Marvin Beach,‘
$7.000; mortgage $2.500

] house. 9 mums Broad River,.
$4.500; ntortgzum $1.300 '

 

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1 housc, 7 rooms. Broad River:
$4.700; mortgage $.1..700 |
l 1 110115e§6roolus Cmnbury, $3,500;
rummage $-. ’.100

I li'nc t“’(".lflillll\
lxomr_s,ta1'ms lots
9 rtv.

My time is yours. Swartz 6. Corbett
Block, No. 79, Tel. 435.

houses. beautiful
and shore prop-

REAL ESTATE

 

‘ D‘RUGGIST
5 SOUTH MAIN STREET
AGENT FOR
Page &2 Shaw Park & Tilford,

Green Seal, and Russell 5

CANDIES ' -
PROFESSIONAL

Ragtime and Popular Music Taught
in 25 Lessons
WINN METHOD
120 Washington St; , Phone 2721
Studio Open Now

MRS. LOUISE GARFIELD
Private Lessons in Dancing

 

 

 

Club Clams Arranged

Tel. 1838

 

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ORDER TO SEHTLEACCOUNT.

District of Norwalk, 33., Probate
Court October 11. A 11.1921.

Estate of Elizabeth F. Ruble. some-

the city and state of New York,

ceased. ‘

cred, That the a ministraItor ex
hiboit his administratio account to this
court for adjustment at the Probate ole
lice in Norwalk on the 20th (125 Of
October, 1921 at 9 o'clockytorenbon:
and that all persons interested in said
estate may be notified thereof, the ad-'
ministratm- will cause this cider to be.
woollen ed in a 11mm summit: Cir-
cuiation in said dist _.ct at leastII fiYP
'dayis before said 20th. day of. October

"‘ ' HENRY w. GREGfQRY. Judge
Weather . Forecast

For Norwalk a11d.vicinity: Fair to-
night ‘with frost: . _l'friday, fair and
warmrr: moderfitc to fresh west and
muthwest winds. There is no well-‘
defined storm area east ot,the _Rocky
\Iountains. The temperature is ris-
ing in the western districts but there.
was quite 21 decide fall during the":
last twenty- four hours in the Lake
region and New, England. Killing‘
frosts were reported from Vermont:
and light to heavy frosts in Conner—3.

 

 

 

 

{5111121112111 2152 indicated by the weakness
inf
;:!l‘-’ I‘

III-llt'

‘4. lllll

.( 11111.10“
NOl‘Walki spui‘ l 1112 «. iflll‘l

\‘orwalk. C.‘ 111 notiut;

4 houses. frowns. South Norwallt. ‘
$4.500; mbrtgage $2,000.

'1 l1ouse,-'i‘ rooms. South NorwaIfiIt,
$4,000 mortgage $200“

1 house, 7 rooms. Sn‘ltll \onvalk,
$4.700; mortgngn Slim ‘

1 house. 7 rooms. south Norwaik.

WILLIAM F. HOYT 7

"F. H. BAXTER }

lmontll of October,

i(Hlilllt‘t photographs in sepia, or

times known as Eliza J. Ruble. latex}! '

 

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WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.—-—Callcd to-

gether on Sept- 26 by President Hard-

, 1m: to consider measures (or the relief!
01 u orkless wage earners
turn of commerc. 21nd business to nor-

111111 the national confcxence on unem-
ploylnt‘ nt was 3( hedulul today to end
work guaranteed Phone 101 the present its discussion of the
90. ( ountry' s economi

and the rt‘ 3
‘

I'irUIfl‘ -ms.
Its “work however, is expected to be

The remaining subjects tur discus-
.1011 todnv were said to intlud: 111.
m 1J0; my and minority reportsIof com-
mittees who were unable to reach a.
unanimous agreement upon recom-
mendations to the conference. I

Among the committeesyet to sub-

 

lar tendencies. Domestic oils or the
stwrai speculative varieties continu-
( d to feature the constructive side at
fractional gains but Mex-loan and Eu-
mpean oils were heavy, Royal Dutch
losing 1 lo 1 l 2 points Firmness
“(is shown by minor rail and meals
but food §pccinllies notably American
Sugar and South Porto Rico Sugar
Flloufld further on almond Unsetch-
mcnt in the foreign exchange marktt'
\K .15 precipitat: d by the extreme weak I
mess of G1 rn1'1‘1 marks which fell to
2: mw low record.

 

\V \LL STRE l:T noon. “Business
Mundc‘md Turing tlm morning but
:11. 11101 enwnt u as entirely at the ex—
112 nsr- of quoted Valuts. The foreign

lvuding (1011:111ch 21ml :1. (“tinn-
of tin- sh per cent. call 'money
(‘ncom'nm‘d the; Shorts to enlarges
111: 1111 commitm‘. 1113. Mexican. Petro‘
fm'lvltul three points and the
uni. 1n 11d1.:t stcels, as wel las tobac-
( onion: and leathers lost 1 to 1
point. Ilnnines among junior rail-5
1 . . :lllll‘ more; marked Southern Rail-
l‘i'd. 21nd Slnboard Air Linc
:‘hi Pl'chrrcd being under
131w ‘rty ands we 11'-
d littfi‘ of their ”"1

in».

“'zi 1'

SN 21d} llu' slum:

“'Al. I. STl‘ l.i-1l‘ 1:.11.n1..Xsldt"
i‘om oils \1 hull mutt. moderate recov-
mics w. r1: mad: lllé market remained
111‘ :t\'_\' at midil 1_\ \V enkncss of Sea—
board Air Line sh. ires «‘x'ti 11d: d to 111

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\nrious I-nmls or that road those is-
slits aust'linlng 105515 of our- to l1\‘t
‘POlllI. ;.

I)". Yle DIELAYS SAILING. 1

”cl. lil. (lly 1hr Assu—
l‘l'rxfi).mifm'clgn Mlnis‘lm' ‘l‘i‘n
unable to sail for America on
ltlu I‘Z 1111111522 ofllus 31.1 ()(‘L 1:. as had
I-mn 1'1't\lnusl_\'unm‘nmcul lit'. Yon.‘ 3
“I10 is ‘mnd of the hinese delegation
it! ill! 1" mime. \‘V: is nuton conftrcm 2‘

1’ l-IKIXH.
(i'tli‘d
will be

“ill in d ininr‘tl :1 (cu days oulng in
'llu‘ I"'((£:L\li\ ol‘ (hurling with IIIIIIOIII‘?
22111 M11111: M' lolllzgutxo 2111-1 it 11

H.111 n1 mutations here. it “as :111-
Enoumwul today. He f‘:pt‘cts to (at: ll

i

uum‘u-r stumur within 2.1 few days.

i 151'. (‘lmw 'l‘zu-(‘llL chief adviser to
.1“. «Minus: 1“ lu‘zrntion. lvft for Ami-1'1-
l‘II \i‘Fli'l'lld)‘ i

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gITbe lilichelse'n Studio '
Makes Special Ofi'er"

iMUST BE TAKEIN :ADVANTAGE OF.

1 DURING MONTH OF OCTOBER ‘§

 

; 1: 1< mighty: intci‘osung lieWS indeed

lllHl tomes (mm The \iichelsen Studio:n
7x \\ ashinglon street.
before the Christ .
mus rush begins, rilln‘cgulm' standard
told—
(I‘ 101m will be made here at one- -third
oil" 111:- regular [nicest It is possible to
do this at this time. before extra help
is employed. and you are assured oi‘
thigh class workmanship. prompt stern.

nil

Social Class on Wednesdayafivening vice and interested attention. Studio, .

is open daily from 9' a. in. until .3 p. m.
Tl‘hc Michelson Studio, Photographs of
'Qualily. 78 “'ashingto. 81., Phone 4:}?

NOTICE
All concerned. South NOI'VVaJk rail
road dravibridge will be closed [or re-
pairs from S a. 111. until 4 p. 111.. Sun-
day, Oct. 16, 1921.
N.Y.,.\'. H. &H R R.
H L. HAYES ifge‘nt.

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WIDE TOP SHOPS

For Stout People
Can Regatta at, ,

 

 

 

in; of the Y 31.1! A. at 8 o’clock
this evening at the rooms on wastr-

11111311111212.2223; ms...

Sandy Hook wharf. Capt. Loring left

scribed as being five feet. .eleren inch-
es tall andeweig‘hts IBID pounds.
has a. gold plate “in his nope:- saw.
He wore a brown suit. gray overcoat.
Igray fedora; hat and brovm shoes,

WILLIS JAMES

wool; for the support of his children for
151:: months.
bond. the ‘60 days
concurrently
sentence,

breach of

' $1 ratchedher face and neck and arms

called. for assistance and while she wasl

llured him.

gnothing to her suppoxt but that on one

.leilct'

v-a bomdcr a? the

- going to New 'York‘clty during ihp‘pas':

During the do

_, thefts. The two were. arrested by the
‘ state police sexcral weeks ago after a

I C. Arbnckie entered a plea here to-

 

 

 

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There will be an important meeti-

 

 

ARTE}! LEAVING-:3”

pContlnued tron: M One)

 

 

A week ago last night when the
asset tide up at the Fort Hancock.

sister 5 home.

The next day, when he did not

brother had met with an accident and that“ his
is lying“ unidentified in some honpital. line as the string of trucks came down
He had nothing to worry about; and the
was in a cheerful moorfwhen she ins
saw hirti'. Mrs. Silvia fold, ‘ “ '

Supt. Joseph Yates or the

He

 

Ween"
tiles .2 ,
evens, Muse; m‘ inflated yesterday
morning army
with milligrams“ with an auto bus
The accident occurred .
Hill near the East Haven line i
The injured who are now in New.
Haven hospital are Sergeant William

knee and ankle; and Private W'illiam

t saw the auto bus coming up the hill.
. and he attempted to pull
The truck skidded. as be said with all
Light brakes set~he could not hold it.
House Division at Tompkihsulle told

pulled down between the truck until
the ‘bus:
‘ .The man' s skull was crushed.

 

 

 

 

 

BANEQ , ——-Private~
'i‘bfihlas Egchanus, 35, IIot 3 Tre-
111th

ml §u%m C 03::-

truck 1031396

» .93. Branford

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

with two suitcases, telling members R. Breed. B. Company wrenchcd
s 121192? 88' clan-t Jaseph Tracy Coin-
of the crew he has 89313 to III rpany’A goth logs broken » between;

truck Was slightly out of

steep hill. Savigney said that be

into line

Sevigne "s .:trucl; sideéw iped the auto

 

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If he fails to turnish the
sentence will run
with the six menths
No sentence was imposed on tho'
the peace and assault;
charges.t these being held until he is
released from jail and his future con-
duct observed.

This morning Mrs. James took the
stand and testified as to her husband
coming to the house this mowing, and:
creating a. disturbance She said that
she had told him to leave but that he]
cursed her and then struck her in tl1e'

 

face. .
In Junc 19:30. at the 'timc she" first‘
had him arrested for assault and

when he left town. he blackened her
eye. tore her Clothes to ribbons,
and otherwise mistreated her. She
getting it 1101‘ husband left the house“
byaneans ot the lire escape. Patrolman
Robert Gainer who went to her as-
sisluncc was forced to chase James
over the file escape and finally cap-
that

Shcsm’d he had contributed

occa 'ion he 112.21 sethS 20 to her with a
begging her to return to him.-
another time he sent 2 22 and asked her
to come to “how he was living 111
Ne“ York stare and more reccntl: he'
sent her a monm order 1‘01926 winch
she returned to him.

She said that 5111‘ was taking in;
washing for a living and that she hall
house 'Sincr- the‘
childu’n have started in; at school
2122:1111 She said that she? had been
compelled to gl'n- up working in the
shops. ‘ - ' ' ' ’

James said that his wil'clmd' been:

v~

wintc: to see um. He said the rear on
that he had left mun when he was ar
looted last V‘cui “as because- he
didul want 10-2. 1 t into trouble ‘again
He went to Splinefield, Mass, he said
'and only came back he1e rucntl; be-
cause she w rote and asked him 'to
Mrs James testified‘ that: IIIIII
nothing iurthcr 10 do with the man.
and that she lladI not mitten 111111
Attorney John 3.011120 asked 10 be -
allowed to takt 1111‘ stand “hit-11 re
quest Was» granted. Attomt‘v’ (‘o'n‘eol
said that James had come to him last

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A fine assortment New
models. New 61012115. (305135
nothing to see them‘. costs
little to wear one. .

SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

night and a‘ske‘d him what he shouldI
‘ Jaines .was told the best thing he

could] do “as to ieaVc toxin and not
10 annoy his .yu'i‘a -She

still: being- in the court's

 

KANSAS
, PENDED ;.

 

EITTSBURG. K8215“
Kansas district of the
orters of America

1; 3.41;.
mted Mine-
has been sus~

 

 

pended by John L'. Lewis Interna-
ttional President. it was announced
today. Alexande1 Howat and all

other district officers are summarily , .

removed and George L. Peck until the
district's suspension the international
board member, has been 3990mm

acting president of a provisional dis-
tlict.

 

 

C “ARGE-

 

§ ACQLI’I‘I‘ED 0F: AI'TO THE Fl‘
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Tonnmo'rox, Oct. 13.-———I:>.Iwis
Taylor and Fmanncl Tito were acquit-
ted in the Superior Court at Litchfleld
today on a. charge of automobile

running gun battle on th streeets of
Norfolk They claimed that they had
been employed by a Bridgepjtt man
to bring-in to this state the two cars
which were. found in their possession".

 

armchair 2 humans nor m. ‘

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. lit—Remote

-' day of mot guilty to the charge of
manslaughter filed against him in none

 

 

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dirmce action against him. the case >

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not have to deny the W ‘
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enjoyable and beneficial for the
tie folks as well as adults. . '

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Auctioneer
once A. 1)
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rue crane run-r 1.1an 'I ~

Nowell .& Murray
CLOTHIERS AND Purim“!
153 Waoblmtonst. so. -1
NEW FALL' CAPS

Regular $2.00 @1132” ,,

$1.65

 

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Tong—Office, 1103: V. ‘ ‘

 

Also Upholstering of L
First Class Painting

A. MAIER ,
south Main 8m

 

Thatcher.

If. you are ready Ito n
one-pipe heater see 319

Stephen M

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Reynolds’ Cider
OPEN FOR. THE
6 - i.“ g:

One 0! the most
sanitary presses in the
grind as 3‘ le 38 ‘

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trial will convince you.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Barrels and kegs for
sizes, new and used,~
in the state

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

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