CLASSIFIED AD
Two Cents a word; m'umnnm charge 50¢: per issue, 3 tines $1. 00’; caps Doublel’nce. J L
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WANTED : " 1,
FOR SALE
1
" BUSINESS NOTICE
\\ ANTED—Invalid chair: witn'com;
i-mahle back. ."Chair," care Sent;-
2 :'* 7'
1‘. AN [Eli-«Experienced operators on
. .ll: 1): MS of shirt making. ApplyClJue—tt,
L’l K ;:lKJ(l\ (-.,0 Inc.
WANTED TO RENT—A house with
four rooms. near the trolley lme. _A_d-
dress 15. M, S. “’ebbmg and Edngg,
:50. Norwalk. Conn.
WKZANTED—“bmen for light work.
Globe Mole \Vorks. Day and Ray-
:momi Sr.
WANTED—Experienced operators on
Shirts, sleevers. fellers_ neck band
runners, and neck band setters, to
earn $18 per week, steady work. Also
experienced sewers on plain needle
,. Barry.) ‘
Phone 1659.
FOR 8911 .E‘-——25 nice shoats weighing
about 109 pounds or _ more each 1
Friedman, Scribner Ave" or
licek, Hendricks Axe” 01! East 1 ve.
FOR. SALE—Standing salt hay Ser- 15 Hoyt St" Norwalk, Conn
vice buck and milk 80‘1“ 4 Ha“ omMNEr oLnAvERS HERE. '
01mm: eys Pointed and Rebuilt l
Aiso painted”, walls patcheJ. Allw
gum-ant
A card will Gbrinrgm me erg your door.
Hage your house chinineys Cleaned
Ford tom-111%
mountable rims 6140:1990 0
ing car
dric. \Vest
chapel,
No1 walk,
FOR SALE—191" Ford runabout, while the Chimney sweeps are here.
$75; 1920 Fozd ‘runabout,se1f-start- Address J. E. Slavic Co. ..
er,$21(|;1917 car, de- Gen Del. S N
rd tour-
sell‘ sta1ter, $260. G. McKen<
3,6: mile £10m
Homeaeddress
' Holyokc. Mass.
Norma
x1e$475:
$235;19'?U Ford
$200;19_Lt Foul Coupe Body,
2153 Norrvalk.
FOR SALE~—1920'Ford' Sedan, starter;
1920 Ford Sedan body, like
Coupe body,‘
$185.
(‘all at 5 1V estport Avenue or Phone!
Fall and winter Bangles are now
being displayed at Edison, Mer-
chant Tailor, 22 Washington St. Come
in undgt measured for your Fall
Suit or vercoat at a. price as low as
$25. 00. Eve 511 I: and overcoat strict.
1y hand tai cred, according to your
machine. LEROY SHIRT CO
: ANTED-nil -b0} having grammar
~ 11001 training..A bov mechanicallv
, lned to learn chain making. Ad—
4 in o“ 11 handwriting The E. .Q 0.
. - n (‘e.. 83 Washington Siriee.
ma BE;
u ixTfiD—Antiqnes, high prices
paid for old-time furniture, was
my cherry, maple, pine, etc, also
will china, glass, anything of merit
1!:;.«: over 100 years old. D. A.
licrn‘lt‘in, 203 “cstport Ave, Phone
993.
a,
g.._
i;
V-
'~.\"l‘l':D——2 or 3 paying guests for
-~"llill-l'1t‘nl; home. 10 minutes out of
~ <'l=ol't. \Vritc Permanent c-o Sen-
\' AX’l‘l'IiF‘Establishe-d New York
«'crporntion selling an exclusive line
of home appliances,-has an attractive
oiier for an intelligent, conscientious.
trustworthy man of some sales abilc
it}; to not as an exclusive representa-
tive in the. Norwnlk territory. If in<
{er-ester}. give age, business experience
and. refer-"noes. Apply to Organ &.
k\lt'0’L‘-i_\1noni. 46 West 46th Street, New
York City.
“ANT »~'l‘0 “'21:.er in Ford touring
var with :1 Ford runabout April) J43
Chestnut, St._ Cit."-
b—~—~— —‘ M‘M
\i';\.\"l‘El)——;\_ pesilion as chauffeur.
fies: ol'1'eterences_.Call or Write. 9
Reynolds St. .. after 5 p 111.. Beer Non
u: i}; , on Fort, Poin1.(Fo;t St.)
l\ ANTED—To borrow $3.000 on first
‘:‘-.z:;111g1ge 6 per cent on house and
1”. Marvin Beach. \nlne 37.000.111‘
. PJ._0. Box. 463. South Norwalk.
1 7:11. '
a X'l‘l'Z Jl'HGood house. some
:‘L' 11' near Smith Norwalk sin-1—
: i: xlmltxlixil station;
(I. Ellis.11“ \\.
94th St.
TO LET L L
send full l
FOR SALE
Ford touring car,
new, spare the. the carrier,
meter and many other extras.
lifice at $185. SH .Bedient,
avenue uptown.
«A bargain for someone.
tires practical}:
ape o-
Sac-'
7 Center
measure
EXPERT A010 W10
will overhaul and. repair your car.
any nuke. 111-3932 din W883-
Ignition: and“
gudnmaed. Phone
- ialt . All
49f}.y '
EOR SALE—~Cabbuge, very
bage, also carrots,-
Blithefield Farm.
Norwnlk. Tel. 1140.
provements” at 1
Phone 1086-2.
heads of best keeping winter
cab-
beets and apples.
Wolfpit Hill Rd.
FOR SALE—~14 room house. all im-
Neptune Ave.
NEV‘V SEVEN—ROOM HOUSE FOR
SALE Good d-s plot at ground, ' 2047‘” J LYONIL
(gaggldenfeigalis well water Hin houfiei phone Imeo Pi
rrveway. ouse as I’m-”:0
fast been completed. Two minutes from RIOKASO wTfilYOTTA
Norwalk— Bridgeport trolle. Apply to 3 PM snwnas '
Eugene DeMark, corner \es rt and ' CONOfi'i‘E
Wigtext' avenuek INlorwulkL?‘S heap if ‘ W '
so a. once. .Walkn, Ranging WEE), and , All
110 Ty! A " OLA 8o. Norwulk. c:
a GP' V9., , -
gCurbing Gutters;1 Luwnvgtolling, Con-
‘L Workmuotne“m In Fig.5 It class SW'E-m
FROM THE 'PALOTOHYL TO
'I'
FOR SALE-\ ery nice home at Crau- a, on: plan. '
bury, barn and chicken house. A man meg:- Drop “8‘ m or
real bargain at. $2200. 1,4,; cash. Goo. ‘ telephone 317 r "prawn“
Mitchell. Telephone 1861.
NORWALK MATTRESS GO.
New, modern
latest improvements.
1eqni1ed immediate-ll.
Tel
A LIFE TlME OPPORTUNITY
7‘room house,
.111
Electric lights,
cement sidewalks sun parlor attach-
ments lor electric iron and lacuum
cleaner. New station and trolley. ‘Will
sacrifice for $5 000. Only $2 :10 cash re-
balance, terms.
Franklin and Monroe. St. 80. Norwalk.
NATHAN G. MlLLER
caper hanging
Estlm eerlulw
' itefiaglllmn, Te 5'55”“.3‘ .
S. Miller. Tel. 1423 5
Norwalk. Conn
1918 Ford xoadster $200. On.
Bunk six towing $500. 00
ti on.
Sill PHI '1‘ S GARAGE.
E351 Nozwalk.
bench cabinet. music rolls.
room table. six chairs.
Telephone2
Benny, Newtown Ave... R. JD.
FOR S flE—C hevrolct
'F'l LET; Space for v'one auto. i108
.\'“th Main St, Phone 1446.
a] Liail,
T0 LET—Furnished room. private
fondly. all improvements, including
ae‘iephone Steam heat X. Y. 7'
T0 LET—4 rooms with gas . electric:
liaht and toilet Rent 318 :1 month.
apply between S' and 5 .\iuiphy Mfg
Co.. E Norwalk.
'TO LET—Furnished looms. heat and
bath Bozml ii desiled 6 Livingston
Pizmuu nt-ZI! lit-st -'...A\e So Norualk.
Tl) J.F\T~\l(eh tarnished,
heated .ulanmem. six Mice
and b.11111'.oom light .111 sides
five dollars. second floor.
Wain, «or: _\\'or.)du';1r:l Ave.
steam.
rooms
seventy-
llS South
'l‘z.) 1.1”?»
~111_'.~111i ind room with board
5;; ll: ... Rt‘f*,‘}“ 1'“ (5. W115.
illl‘izlu'l‘. .\ l 2 NEW! A.
’1‘!) l.E’i‘~»--2 rooms for light, house-
KI—t‘plnc’. Pit"("l‘l|' liuhl. heat and
lamb. .\G ir‘mnlxlin .\\'e.. 112A;:r Ai'nltll‘jfl
’l'n LET: Highla'nnm house. opposite
1:11...)le ‘ in Rowaytnn. Inquire
gar-nun: \a'l<.- E. H. Smith. Hov'afr-
"r'ichlFIX'l‘ l.’.»w:1ylun: furnished or
-A.:,l::l'n'.sl1é'd in April 1st. House. slit
. an: Lzlih .:;"|i \‘;X’"'tl'i(' lights: also
1 . . 1:1 11.1111. Apply (1. H.
1::\ Rowaylon. Phone
4' 1
_
r
Riccio BIOS.
Gar e.,
Norwalk ag
Both cars in line mechanical condi~
.101: SALE Mahogany player piano,
Dining
servin ta 6
enameled bed<te:1ds,spri11gs.f§ll size;
{0.llr hall sear hall rack with mirror.
'42:
Roadster Roy.
Model 16. In good cgmdition,
and appeazance. Reasonable in price
Cross St., So
0'0
‘...
10 5pm Street.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the £1111on house
and keep it from your
room decorated
unwell paper. and paints. Save om
30 to 40 per cent on .labor and mate
rial. Alexander White. 36 Lane St.
South Roi-walk.
truckingo tall kinds. D211“ trips to
New York. Address 71 street.
Phone 3.18.
CARRIGANJ leLYNN, local and 10113
distance ’ trucking or all kinds
once Leary 8: 00.. Phone 1577. Home
phone 368.
FOR SALE—{lord wood. in
supplied promptly. Phone
lined bztrlmels
soned oak, $4 00 each.
$3.00 each Whiskev barrels
emptied $8 00 each New
paraffin lined all sizes, best
est price in the state.
gglgggfie llotts on any
0 s imn '
Reynolds Poultry lediateh
nue phone 1036.
l
of the
Auctioneer
05109 A D. Morgan
0. G. PALMER
as; lingths
ed -'
wood Farm. Ask for superintendelxgig.
FOR S.ALE——New 50 gallon paraffin
The. finest grade sm-
Svrup barrels
fresh
oaLk hogs.
and cheap
Special mic-es
1 1 above.
(C l\ crde
Farm Highland an
Hardware Store, South Norwnlls
S. D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE ,CONFECTION-
ERY, AND ICE CREAM
CONES
53 Osborn Ave, East Norwalk,
Phone 47913
HENDRICK & CHASE
GARAGE
V0“ Addless
13 Raymond St,
Phone 917
Studio Open Now
PROFESSIONAL L
Ragtlme afiNglsoggggogsuSic ’Taugth' HaVing
H
120 Washington St D Phone 2731.1 P lumblng Troubles ?
MRS.
Soot-11 Class on Wednesday
. : J RENT - 1 we ’l'urnished rooms
l.ir«1unelu.eve1y convenience.
lllb. hot and cold water.
. : ..1nge Electrit lights and
ht‘al. Ligh‘rs
‘ and heat fur.
:Alu per week. :31. A. T., are
.E-L'l‘ L4 1001113, 2 large 100mg wlih
- vi improvements. Inq. Fri-.1114 Lib-l -
L' Human St
RENT— -Fnr11islled flout room
g 15:11 and bath. Light house—
:.-_ if desired (‘all 31 i an Zant St
~i.
~Stort house in reanof Ho-
min-1110. Apply at CODY-
', g'..,;{_o 1‘ North Alain St.
174101159.va rooms, bath,
. items: also 3100111 apert-
1111111 electric lightsiur-
m unfurnished,
mi l. ('. l-l.
Briggs.
‘ ' :\(|\'. 1. Four rooms, third
'. “Gill $20.09. Adults. E11-
11. Lawton, :12 Chestnut
\t. Norwalk.
J J l l .\T -»Srorage space, house-
:- iumimxe Separate room. ms,
iluoi building. Hubbell Coal &
5L t‘o Inc. _ Saugatuek, Conn. want. ,1 W11 11: t t1: h ttin
J 1,... r 11 'said district deceased e er or no e s u g Edown if
o..- y .1; C: 1m“? have negotiable Ordered That the ’executrix exhibit the Plan? was due ‘0 the“ request ‘5!
L ‘::_J,_ 6 11:31:11 aggnéiggaggn :ccounit1 to this Prohibition Direetor MaeKenzie, that
1 ' en at t e Probate all suchrplaces cease operation. could
{J J .. I‘OR SALE 0023:3513? 533;??? 9013.33329Eh (183’ Of not be loomed. Proprietors of. the
7 ~J N 2.1m- House with all improve- and that all persons igferegizlédon’ brewery were out of tern L
.4 J 1- run chicken house. Lot said estate may. be notified thereof, Five brewer!“ 05‘ the tr”
; ll Ioeuud in South Nor- the exeeutrix will causgrtht 50mm. to business in Connect of. closed their opened at five per mg, the timer
,. l «s. . 3430(._ J be published in a newspaper hav doors lesterduy at ., . »
l... ‘L 100111 House with all im— Ci L '-
’ 111x, said
Fine location. corner lot
llice $11 000 .
l nit-mars
to April ist. J
Court, October 24, A. D. 1921.
late of More
Cl
Stule, 7%eglzsses: Arranged
LOST
LOST~A boat
and.” Reward.
LOST—Saturday a
coat and hennet betw
avenue and Fort street Pen
ieturn to Sentinel Office.
LOST—Gold
ti 111291 Reward.
a first class Paint or
Varnish Job,
Phone: 901
District of- Norwalk,
35.;
Estate of John Troy,
{Aosk John T. Hayes
in 7 eMain Street, Not-walk -
'3’ Estat ' lnsura
HENRY W. GREGORY .
Judge... '1
LOUISE cANFl
Private Lessons in Bangs}:
Ev
cam-:8 To Serra ACCOUNT
Probate
ealn‘g
Tel. 1838
M.
marked “K eyser isl-
child‘s chinchilla
Ta 101-
Row a'rdytor
M
watch wtih- 11
chain between monument N’stixiié‘lirl
St,; and 259 Ely Ave, Return to Sen-
The Royal Auto P’Lt’g- Co '
fthhe P1309 '30 8‘0 if you care for
Cor. So Kain and Woodward Ave: ‘
Call 2389 for
FOR :SALE .
TWO-FAMILY HOUQES
l 10 rooms—All improvements.
A 9 rooms—~All Improvements :
Inquire
.ary concerning
systems-sw-
'°' British Commissioner at Budapest.
General contracting, painting and,
Ask Baylor my prices,
‘ tram the conntr'y,"it is' stated
continued from First ”Peso
, : hands of a provisional directoq 9°31" LL LL
J posed of monarbhlsts. ‘
BUDAPEST. Oct 24' (Associated
Press) buungarian Gov. forces
' fighting against the attempt of form-
er Emperor Charles to regain the
throne halo won pronounced suc-
cesses against the Cat-list forces, it
was announced in reports to the Gov—i
er nment early today. The reports'
stated that the town of Rash had‘
been l.ecaptured and that the Cart-
15123 were being attacked in the rear.
- PARIS. Oct. ibis—Reports of :an
emtnt lletueen Italy and Hung;
' g the restoration of
fox-mi. r Emp. 101' Charles “ere denied
fat the tlulian embasss here "today. It
1’}
intent and those supporting
was assc ~rtcd that Italy was not in-l
valued in any ag1weement
against Jotlux powers.
the troops or the Hungarian Govern-
former
Emperor Charles is being Jarranged
to prevent further bloodslud, 3.135 n
Vionml. displtCh to the Enchant-ll.
Telegraph Company. The Ilorthy ad-
ministration of. Hungary, howmer,
continued to resist the advance or
Chories' forms. and are declared tor
have captured 120 prisoners.
VIENNA. Oct. 24. ——General Hege-
dues, commanding tomes supporting
former Emperor Charles. iisited Pre-
micr Bethlen of Hungary, yesterday
morning. “in the name of the king."
lie later negotiated with the Hungari~
an Government in the presence or the
and then returned to Badaor. about
17
wet dispatch received here.
A minister sent by the Government
to Hunt) to inform. Charles that the
Entcnte llud demanded that the form-
” (:mpcror leave Hungary was not re-
Loeived by the former monarch, who
..mm.-11t-cruf1'ed ;‘mi1 ct to. 8.0 011:
ft The military strength of. the [or-
mcr is n-ported to be increasing
steadily. as the news of his coup
spreads to the remotcr districts, dis-
trict 111011zu'cllist bands are hastening
to his support.
Baron I’ronay. the most influential
of the irregular leaders, is said to
have decided to throw in his lot with
the (ax-king. The wife. of Baron Pro-
nay is a lmly-imwuiting upon former
limprra“. Zitrl.
1.: INDUN, Oct.
2 4.—~The British
(L:IJ\¢_’l‘illllf‘lll_ has notil‘u'd the Hun-
":u'lzlll Governmenfi that the later
must lukr all possible steps for the
«11111151011 of former Emperor Charles
from Hungary, it was learned this
:tl'tvrnoon. ‘
i: lsll‘llCliOh“ have been sent 11) the
(immmurut here to Baron Hardjuge,
miles own)’. it is said in a, Buda. _
ilarge tortoise 311a; rim glosses.
J MIAMI, Fla., Oct... 24 .~'—-Deflnite
identification '25:! the holly of a man
who committed suicide in a. Miami'
hotel, last Friday, and who is believ-
ed by some. to be “’arren C. Spur-gin,
missing Chicago bank. president, still
.WflS unobtaiunble toda}.
l
and former
L‘V ASHINGTOiV, Oct) 24.-—Mediation
bv the
:Comrnittee of the twenty year
\‘l'. J. Bennett, Miami business man gcosltroversy between coal miners 3-7111
Chicago broker and 999mm” 0‘ the we“ Virginia fields (I. Pierson is appearing for the de-
fric nd 0'! .Spurgin,. declared he was iWfiS 9’01108811 DY thlip Burr-av, vice- fondant and Attorney J. B. Beeches-hr
sure that the man prex iously Monti-A 131931691111 01 the United Mine Workers the plmfifi.
Senate Education an?!
Labor
old
fied as "C. Holden, of New Yflmx- was 0: America. at resumption today of
the missing president of the MidhlgLLan the inquiry being conducted by
He said, however, Wittee. ~
'.L‘inst Company.
that he had not seen
more than fl‘t‘. yculs.
Spurgin for. 3
in Spurgins bank. said today. 11cm-
semblc'd Spin-gin.
the
Vice-President Mun-av presented :1.
' iset of basic principles: for settlement
J H. Hale}. of Cmbondele 111., who of. tfie controversy to which he said
Mined said he often had tmnsacted business-1318 “”191 miners “79““ 38.168:
proposed that a. settlement having-L
LOXDO\ Oct 2'4 ~A truce between ever. that the. dead mun in no “a; Jre-_ibeen accomplished. Chief Justice Tact
, ,appointed an adminfitmtor to inter-
A telegram from the Chicago air—‘1'"??? and a'l'ml.‘ the provisions Of the
thoritics described the missing bunk;2 'tsreeinent.
president as weighing 260 pounds, .5251:
leet, 111186 inches in height and hav-
ing black hair streaked with- gray.- EWWN wmlm
The body here is that of a limo fiveY
feet ten inches in height weighing‘
160 pounds and boxing red hgir,
streaked with Erav. f‘ .
Spurgin, who die appeared from Chi-
cago last July 21). a rim: before his;
bank was closed by State Examiners,
many States and in anda, Cuba.
Mexico, by Illinois and Federal au-
thoritlcs, armed with warm charg-
ing embezzlement and violation of:
prohibition laws. ,
FURNITUBE KAN MISSING. .
Floyd Angevine. a member of the
Natidnal Home Furnishers' 0-ssocia—
tion, Inc., today received a. letter from
the Association in which he was asked
to aid in a. searcbwfor W. J. McCor-
mack, of Philoldelphia, president of
the Association, who left his home on
July 10th. and of whom nothing has
been heard since,
McCormnck‘s description follows:
Height, five feet nine inches; weight
150 pounds; dark complexion: black
hair; black mustache cropped short
\
A photograph or Mot‘vrmuck uc-
companled the descriptive circular.
and is in possession of Mr. Angevlnc.
UAN‘I‘JTIES
GREAT Q OF RELICS FOUND
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.—-Are-
port received from the Universitv 0
Pennsylvania Archaelogical
tion to Palestine, under the leadership
of Dr. Clarence L. Fisher, made pub-
lic today, said a. trench cut through
seven or eight cities at Beisan- the
‘thc i‘rilsh .\ ubasmdor in Paris, to
.rrinngn .1 ml. ting of the Councils 0:
\ml :1ss.1dols in the l‘rench capital
today. . L
It i.\ «1111C in ucll- informed quar-
1.1-3 111.1 (‘m It Britinn resents the
light to sun-1t the "Little Ilnteute"
—-.lugosla\i:1, J, Czechoslovakia. and
l. mu. ulia~in imv notion it want take
in: the cxpuifildn ‘ of the cx— ruler
1111111 Hungarian territory.
P ARIS, Oct. 24. --.At the 111: (ting Lof
1110 Council of Ambassoulots the 111-3
nitoly thrown against the. .tttemped
restoration.
The. Council instructed the allied
representatiu's in :udapcst immedi-
Government these things:
1. ,A proclamation of the forfeit-
ore of all rights 01’ est-King Charles
to the throne .
2- The placing of Chnrles under
arrest and his expulsion from Hun-
gary under conditions which the al—
‘ lled powers will fix.
Failing those things, the allied re-
presentatives. are instructed to in—
form the Hungarian Government the.
allied powers ‘will decline all respon-
sibilities and consequences which
might result for Hungary.
LONDON Oct. 24 .—-An ultinmtuin
has been Sl' hi to the. Hungmlan Gov.
ernmcnt I» Czecho—Slovukakin,
log the regent 48 hours to secure the.
removal of former Emperor Charles
in {a
the
dispatch from Vienna. to"
LONDOY.
report that former Empetor Charles
of Austria has been assassinated has
been recrivcd by the Exchange Tele-
graph Company.
’ The ex-ruler is reported to 11qu
to its policy of "suppressing the will
10f the Huugm 19.11 nation." then 119,115
the legitimate king, would sever ‘e-
lations with the Entente.
Today in~Wall-"Streei;
WALL STREET.10:30 a. Lon—Trai—
ders evidently were disposed to (ll-av.
L favor-able inferences from latest dev.-l—‘
opments in the railroad situation judg-
' ingJ from the. trend or prices at the
opening at today's stock market.4
Transcontinentals, rangers and coalers
were higher by large fractions to J 17;;
. points, with Northern Pacific as: the
strongest :jssue.
J. M LA'E'ON 8.69,.-
- L 5 RaflroadcrAvenueL L
ll
ECK'AR’I‘ BBBWE'RY IS GLOSED.
l
The Eclcart Brewing commas L
ithe only establishment of its. kind
which was closed in Bridgeport toxin).
‘ f
601118 gaining 1
also were substantially better. Domes-
tic oils made initial gains. but soon I
became unsettled on free ofiefings 8
Mexican Petroleum, which reacted
2% points EurOpean oils also falling
'back. German marks were not router-
'2.va Latlectc‘d hi; the fall of the Ger—
man Ministry. ‘
WALL '.STREET N00 -.-~On Are-
com 411’ word that the Railroad Labor
Board was hopeful of averting a
strike, rails strengthened. Active oils
continued to fluctuate irregularly and
steel and equipments were under
pressure, tobacco»; and utilities also
easing.- A few exceptionally strong is-
sues included; Baldwin Virginia Iron,
'Eudioottalomon and Cuba Pitt, these
Iluonce of tin :llliod powers was dell-r
atcly to demand from the. l-Iungnriun.
giv- _
7-2117: 8. L001: 9. 151:. 9. 421:, 10.06.11.001;
change ’i‘rltg'ruph Company. ' : _
Oct. 24,—4.1 “enemas-s. 323 4.45%. 510's. 535
2 points. Cell money"?
Beth Shun of the Bible—disclosed that
the lowest stratum is pre-Semetic,
going back at least toil .500 B. C. Great
gunniitles of relics, including articles
of iron, bronze brass marble and pot-
ltery many of them perfect specimens,
were found the report said.
i Dr Fisher reported he had com-
pleted four months’ excavations at
Beisan, jwhich is
Megiddo, and was planning to return
lto Egypt to continue excavations at
the l’alafi of Marnepthun at Mem-
phis. He wm resume the work at
Bcisan next spring.
N. Y., N. H. &LH."R. R. Co
TIME TABLE L’ '
I lil"!1‘l'l("l‘lTE OCTOBER 1 7TH. 1921.
l
so. NORWALK T0 NE\V roux.
Daily. ~'
‘ ‘I
$1.-radii)?“
\1. ~12. ()1,
114x, 4.505, 5514'
9.19» 10. 05);, 8.0. 40 12. 37):.
8'53; $21K, 10. 41v.
€111,.1.13x, 2 46K.
65.63,: 7.072;, 8.0211,
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has been the subject or search in' 3 (By 3113' “mama Press).——Amerl-
mid cat’s unknown 'm’soldier.
an honored “smut place in the Na.-
lonal M
be taken to America. tookxglnce in a
little improvised chapel in the City
Hall here, and in keeping with a re-
quest from the United States govern-
ment was very simple and brief.
Deaths and Funcrals”
Alexander Wnrgllosicz.
Alexander Wurg'ilesicz, 37 years old.
diet-at his home in 23mm street.
lie is survived by a
write. and three children. Funeral
services will be held at 9 o' 1 lock Wed-
nesday morning trom St.
church and buriel will be in St. Mary's
, cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Em}
stock, widowof Nathaniel Comatock.
of “linen, was held at 2 o‘clock the
nttcrnooni‘iom the Bald Hill church.
Rev. Mr, Gates officiated. 'Burial was
in Bald Hill cemetery,
Body Tcmperathre.
93.0 degrees. but it varies
few degrees with the time of
various other factors. It is
97.5 degrees in the morning
in the afternoon
may raise it from one to se
grces. \‘ei-rousness may cause sudden
changes either highex or lower.
who will ad,
1).. Georgo’ 15. Kendall.
Dr. George Si-Kendail paged away
rte-'0“ Sunda}. October 23111. Private fun-
f eml at his late home on Tuesday after-
Expedi- noon at 2 o'clock. Please omit flow-
ers. An obituary of Dr. Kendall will
appear in The Sentinel tomorrow.
I‘m era! of Mrs. Emily ComtockL .
The average body 'texnperdture is
Eating and exercise
and
Oct. 24
Civil case for $225
The civil case or HGeox-ae H. Robins.
builder, against. .123
lbeing heard today before Judge-ARB-
hen-dab Condos in the uptown WA
court. The walnut: claim- demons.
at $225.
upon a. dispute about. u m Sam.
the pialntlfl! that he still has 3333
coming to him for the building of th'
garage. but that the defendut 5b Imb- ,
in: to pay only $76. Attorney Ham;
Sentinel Wants Are Winners. L
you can Obviously enjoy and 1h
not have to deny the m
It is the only creamthnt
enj0yable and beneficial for the nu _
tle folks as well as adults;
Damages BeingLLHend'
.Taylor, El. ms:
The proceedings are basal
yBobins for Taylor. It is m N?
It’s that sort at has emu: ..: '-
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CANDY co.
Marys
1y Com-
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within a
day and
normally
and 89.5
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HAIN
Has openedvfirst-class cider
Past
1’...- them Clean, £351
- and powerflfl. . I buy
in largesonsmnltmsantltles.
FOR SALE—New red oak.A
'A‘i' mm W 50A
gal. bbls; Bestmtown.
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accompanies the first w 1
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way it brings forth the belt a-
pression.
Ice Cream is more thus a who
tickles—it is truly one of this M
foods we have—mall? W
3.1wa appealing. If you 11M
tasted our brand you '10 when
what good Cream 18.
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apples
Shore Dinners
AllKindsofLSeafoods
Steaks, Chopsmndw
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JP. LI.-—1.25,1.54s. 4. 39x,L J5 36 6. '26
JEEW HAVEN {'39 SO. NOBLW ,-
Railrbad equipments, ‘J ..
notably Baldwin and General Electric, L’
9.45s.
SIGN 'PAIN'rER J .
Signs of cverv-‘irgsefipfimn and
ear. where
Electric Signs 3 Specialty
A. Toth
10 Lexington Avenue.
city
i uwcmteauythao to Build
1 house. I
2,600; mortgage 51
'1 house, 7 rooms; East.
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