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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 27, 1921 · page 10

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York CRY. and Sterling p

‘_‘ after spflldmg tW0 days riding about

 

 
 

111mm ~ .-

are
~ Apply

M. an
1.11 Mm St.

 

. ¥ 4" Fuses-0‘ were .. .
. . emercar common or
Experienced, neat hand-work- y ,
on women ‘s tailoned dramas.

KEYBHOF? & 60._

Ford ton {211611. Tel. 57 -4 “111011.

in a 1917

 

Edison

 

collection of
records.
particulars.

 

 

 
 

men to come to dances to be

£31743; S

street,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

”Washington ev ery
. .si
‘ ore. alks
. the famous‘
free

213(3ng

Billikensf

WANTED—590 Ladies and goggle;
e

der the auspices of Uncas Tribe
‘3 m HalL

indayw
L‘reni g. commencing October 28, 192}

13 floor of its size in the
\Insic will be furnished 1751's
Refreshments

lot at Tokeneke Park oousistin “$131:
1 1 3 acres, together with 2 ft.
foundations, chimneys, two-car garae

 

 

FOR SALE—Edison Phonograph with ' . '7'
and Victon .'

Reasonable. P11011e 2094 for

FOR SALE—I will sell aLsacrifice my

7 7 eve gneens ‘ garden. ' e c.
Wfl—m—t—l—fit—anfi
necnous. .C. B. Dana, Darlen. gConn.

 

 

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$8. 50‘). cash 32, 500

2-family house in

 

 
 
 
 
 

for general housework
family No 1311 ndry.
work er. "

in
Address
care Sentinel.

WANTED—Neat and gouging woman.
small
"House-

 

seneta 11111.13 St. John St.

 

 
 
 
 

or 9 rooms.
11011:: ~,e care Sentinel

WAJVTED—Small furnished house 8
About $.50 11 month rent

FOR SALE — Up-to—date 2~£amlly
house, center South Norwalk, only

East Nor-walk, .
$1 590. George Mitchell. Phone 18111. a .

FOR SALE — Household furniture.
sewing machine. Upright piano, bed

 

 

with a brand new engine.

 

 
 

periem‘e.
references and. salary
Box 49, care Sentinel.

WANTED—=31 competent bookkeeper,

with some credit and collection ex-
Applicant must -state age.
expected 10

Kendrick & Chase Garage,
mond St.

FOR SALE—11011, worm drive Ford ’:
Inquire
13. Ray»

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Road, seven rooms some
meats. Inquire 278 Flax Hill Road.

FOR SALE~New house on Flax“ H111
improve-

 
 
 

 

 

ing machines. App!)
Sonf‘Su Day St._ So. Norwall;

WAi‘JTED—Operators for Singer sew-
H. Jacob &

ster, Marvin Speedster.

V8

FOR SALE—~Maxwell chummy road-
Cheap to ’
guick buyer. J. Horan, 17 Woodbury

to
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.

 

 

house 01“ 7 rooms. Tel. 2662.

WANTED—General houseworker in a

touring car.

Scribner Ave, City.

 

”Diets,

experienced sewers on

warm-Experienced operators on-

Shines sleevers, fellers neck band
and neck band setters.
earn $18 per week steady work. Also
plain needle

to

wood

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

FOR SALE—Cord wood, in all lengths"
supplied promptly. Phone 23, Ledge-l ,
Farm. Ask for superintendent. ‘10 5pm; 8

FOR SALE—New 50 gallon paramn _-

NATHAN d. MILLER
t9” (Sensual mung. paintlnzr and

ringing '
flatmates che erfully yglven.
A. Nathan. Tel. 85-1-3
8. Miller,- Tel. 14236
treat. Nor-walk. Conn.

WALL PAPER AND PAINTS

 

 

 

 

machine. LE ROY SHIRT CO lined barrels. The finest grade sea- Roy is 1116 time 120 mint house
7 soned oak $4. 00 each Syrup barrels um keep it from dam. 3:: your
To LET $3 00 each Whiskey barrels fresh mm scouted. Ask for my prices
emptied, $8. 00 each. New oak kegs, on m ‘pgper, gnd paints. Save 50111
'1‘0 1 Eff—7 room house in good con- paraffin lined all sizes best and cheap- 30 to 40 per cent on labor Ind mate-
1111193 Call 39-.- est price in the state. Special prices rial. gander Who. 3‘ Love St.
on large lots on any of the above. South gal-gulp
ONE: HUNDRED TWENTY DOL_Ca1‘Ioad lots immediately delivered. I - '
LABS DOXVN for a six—room. new Reynolds Poulgr-V Farm Highland ave- Nags: 81-011mm
modern home: Five minutes from $0.11“8 phone 10" 6 trucking 0! all lflnda. trips to
orwalk station. Double floors. hard- New York. added” street.
Wood uim.cemen1 sidewalks. Highly “0303

 
 
 
 
 

restricted neighborhood.
will newer get again.

terms and rent-like avmem
1900 p b

35 09 1111111: 11.
‘1’. C". B‘Ok‘ k.

A Chance vou
Balance eas1
Phone

TO .LET-Garage for anv size automo-
bile at \‘umber 3 Elizabeth 8: Rent
InQuire 01 Louis Avriclz,

FOR SALE.

ments.
4011165.
walk. Price $4800.

Fruit. chicken house.

110x212. Price $11,000.

7‘.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

all improvemenzs.

,—

3 rooms. 125 SO.
11f.‘911h’1113.~:. lnq
', 11:13:. cor Raymond St.

room bungalow all
In 71"“: 513931? “
0111;» .1 l’luzt :‘upn
T0 LET—Yew
. 5 rooms #1311

.. range. lnq. DayS

house, lst

3 RENT—Two furnished rooms Willi
Apply 17 Grove S:

Main Sr.

Philip

 

1111-
1‘Ecenrl1 completed In.
East \m‘walk, Ct

floor 5 .
all ism I‘,11oven1ents new

For particulars

Ask John T. Hayes

No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
Real Estate

2 Family House with all improve-
7 Lot
wull located in 'South; Nor-

Also 10 Room House with all im-
provcments. Fine location, corner lot

Insurance

 

hit-id-
CARRIGAN t ELYN’N, loco! Ind loll!l
distance truckingjo all
omce Leary 6 09.. Phone 11577. Bonn
phone 383.

 

S. D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE 0011111011011-
111w AND ICE 035m

, GONES

 

0. G. PALMER
Auctioneer ,
Office A. D. Morgan

Hardware Store, South Norm

53 Osborn Ave, East Norwalk,
Phone 479—13

 

 

KENDRICK .& C HA SE

 

PROFESSIONAL

 

”1‘0 LET—Vex
meats -
care

3730 1110;, adults.

Sentinel

0111\-

 

1.5 rooms. all improve-
. C ..

GARAGE

New Address

 

in 25 Lessons
WlNN METHOD

1."

 

; LET—4 rooms.
.- incl: ‘ing steam heat

mandolin.
a m.

 

11m 28 Spring S1
01' 81iEl' 4 p m.

 

 

all improvememS,
Also fox 52116.3
before 10

W

 

120 Washington St
Studio Open Now

Ragtime and Popular MUsic Taught

Phone 2721

Phone 917

1‘3

13 Raymond St,

 

 

 

MRS. LOUISE QANFIELD
Private Lessons in Dancing '

 

 

 

FOR RBX'F—rl-{ouse six xoonis bath, ~Soolil Class on Wednesday Evemng

elfriz‘ac fights; also Curcom apart- Club Classes Arranged
.xneu. ;and. 113111. electric lights fuz— Studio 7 West A‘° Tel 1838
n157l.ye:._or unmmisherl 10 April Isl.
454112.} .1514. C. H. B: iggs.
TO LET—N012} Farr r

. . 001115."

a at“): 12.... $10M 1...... 1.31:1}: THE KIDDIES LIKE
.flUi- F D Lauton, 1'3 7
Sweet. S11. Norwalk. ‘ Chestnut .‘
FOR RENT—“Storage space, house-

73139.1 Im'uitzue. Separate

 

”3-29 ( 0 11113..
B estport 47
:21 “7'15? 188911113

111‘: ‘
‘1'.

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-.. rooms.
.00? b1; ilding. Hubbell Coal S:

Suugatm 11.011111
K e have negotiable

 

; F‘he Royal Auto P’t’g‘. C0

1.. 22:3 place to go if you care for

a first class Paint or
Varnish Job.

150:, 53. Main and Woodward Ave.

 

, Phone 9017
JOSEPHS. KERY, JR.
3.121: :11ng and Heating, Sheet.

°Mem1 Working ' 1 '

1" watt-y Water System and One

Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 492

:31 Taylor Ave.. 80. Nor-walk, Conn.

5‘ CANDY CO.

 

its that sort of ice cream: that
you can obviously enjoy and do
not have to deny the youngsters.
It is the only cream that is 30111111:
enjoyable and beneficial for the lit
the folks as well as adults.

NEW ENGLAND

1

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. inJune. and has the honor of being

7 South Nor-walk Lodge an official visit

Having 7
Plumbing Troubles ?

Call 2389 for

W. J. Ungvary

 

 

 

 

1100515 111("1‘.1‘1‘('111’
“'unl has been l‘:'!(€!l\Fd 1)} South
Norwalk Lodge». \'0 .29, 1.03:11 Order
of Moose. through the serremr}, B. C.
Mead. 111111 -lhe supremo-1 dictator;
Brother Griffin. will make an olficiai:
fish to South ’\'or\1.1ll; Lodge. ‘ this
meaning. at its regular meeting. “

Supieme Dl(tllt01‘ 01111111 (30111833
from Boston, and 11.15 (1171‘.th to the
oflice of supreme (in 1.11m :11 the last
supreme c011vention.held in Toledo.

'l‘() V [SIT HERE

 

the first supreme dictator ever elected
from the V‘East in the history of'the
order.

The officers consider it a great hon~
or -to have the supreme dictator pair

at this time and ex on thing possible
is being 6011's to give him a. big recep-
tion. 73nd make the evening one to be,
long remembered by every member

 

 
 

 

 

FOR SALE

..
‘1

South Norwalk

Price $7, 500 each

Jln‘luire

Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue

 

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ORDINANCE CONCERN! '
con/11351131111011 or: rrA x “G
COMMISSION“)?
8:- 3: 0rd Med 17
a the Com! 1
C: ty 0 c1 of the
3—117 l. The 00 V
‘T... _ .. mpensation of th
11.? (111 missioner of said city 811731?

 
 
 
 
 

Army zour hundrEd (10
pa; able at the rate Of
- >1.;1.s per month.
:fizednbvhe the Council of
. 91.1.3. 25th {13" of

> um. ed October 25.192};

CALVIN L. BARTON "
A11 5?? RI 1.
91121911 11011113. City Clerk.

TWO- AMILY HOUSES ,-

1 1‘3 rooms—All improvements.
9 rooms—A11 improvements .

$.31. LAYTON _& ('30. ,X_

 

5.1m. A suit involving the question is
7 30011 to come before the Privy Coun-

liars. per
two hun~

the City
October,

 

 

POUND. ‘

7 er may have same by provin
“ erty and paying cost. C .Raggggg,
93 Ely A7767 -7

LOCATING BOUNDARY
. ‘ OF LABRADGR

. WINN'IPEG, Man” Oct. 27 .-—Sir
. Patrick MaoGreth lies arrived here in
behalf ‘of the Newfoundland govern-

ment to search old records of. the

Hudson Bay COmpany for. evidence as

to the boundary of: Labrador, which is

disputed by the dominion of 03711261!

and the Crown colozxy of Newfound-

 

oil. .7

 

I'VITED CEGAR STORE CHANGE
The United Cigar stoee- Wall and _.
Main streets, will probable * change
hands in a (layer two has learn-37.1

A deal is in the works at; the brazen .
time and will be consummated soon.
It is understood 11mg theistqgé '
be taken over bv William Swa

 

.. . . ‘? South Noru-alk
’7 FOUND—Flat bottom row boat. Own-

who attend: this meeting. 7. .
» -; he supreme dictatorxis a. , noted
BDeaker, and V7 717-a1 members of

oral. occasions .
Every member of

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

S7
evening. and be present prompt!
eight o'clock at th MooseH

the history of the 1 dge.
A reception commi

of Commoticut at a. meeting of the
ot-

' Attainev— General Frank E. HealS' in "

 

 
 
 

Franklin and Monroe 8?. So. Neg-walk- '

FOR SALE—Winter top for Ford '"
Apply E. L. Greenbgrg,

(1311; have sane“

2 Street Railway near
3....th line

" aimlessly in a. 13:11 she had no money”
no pay fox. 1

She routed out bl
phone at 3 3.. 111.7272. local family

7 .. members declared thev did not 11 w
» 7 .. her. ‘

HAl‘l'l‘l FORD; Got. 27. *Chief E
gineer (“211(1) M» Saville of the of ii:
Hartford Water Department was up
'on on the pollution of the

m! J a. or.

Commission today in the office
the Capitol Arthur N. Kimball, 0:
New Britain was appointed secretary

ney general, who is a. member of the

izing. There was a general exchahge
of views on the Scope of the work of
the commissmn-

The commission was: appointed un-
der an act. passed at the last session

place of one legislated out of exist.-
ence. It is tonake a. report to“ the
1923 session of the Ammbly.

Two Men Charged
With Serious Ofienoes

HARTFORD. Oct. 27 ~——I“acing‘ both
State and Federal charges. Maurice
Inicair and Themlstice Deos Soc-rate.
of Chicago. were arraigned ' before
Judge Eisner." in Police Court, and,
bound over to the December term of
the Superior Court under bonds. of'
$1 (1 (100 each They were arrested by
Policeman
month ago and have been held at the
Hartford county jail. while the State
prepared itscase against the pair.
They are charged with having liquor
for 5.1k- havlng burglar tools in their
posse 551011 and the theft of an auto—
lmohile from Springfield Ill. the last
vomnplaint coming under the Dver act
‘aml is. undei‘ imeStigation bv the

i1“ 11111 d State's sullmrities.

% BUY SEflUT NEWS

7 w.

 

 

 

 

i Tmluy is Roosevelt Day.

4- umnwrsary of the birth of one. whom
!all Scouts in the United States
‘111111 Greatest Scout of Them
Luz." '
1' Jim-(11130 of the

Hay

“T1111

fact that it is in;-

'possible for aggro-at unznherfof adults...
to attend the ex;

.1 SXN’Ll.’ 111\ 111.19 men
{raises in ( memorution of Roose—,
‘1. H' s lulrtlufd} 111' 71119. Scouts of \or

5“ 111; the exent has been. postponed-

nmil Saturdav afternoon

walk council will hold a. l-‘1eld Day at

the Baxter Grounds. the time being
2:30 o'clock. A number of compete.—
‘ilve tests mid drills will..- be gone

through and this will afford the par—
outs of the S1 outs their friends and
an interested in Scouts, bms and have
“H.011; to View the progress made. dur-
1m; the year 01 the inception "of the
troop _

To Show the love. in which Rouse.

cmpts are take-.11 from the desolation.
drafted b1 Htrmcmm Hagedonu and

.iadoptul bv the National Council of the

Ifiov Scouts 07f America. at their unnunl‘
n outing in 1919: -—~

“He Was frail; he made himself :17.
(Diver of strength: He was timid. He
made himself a lion. of courage. He

' “as :1 dmumer: he became one 027111:-

rent doe rs of all time.

“l-le fought injustice and tyranny.-
bore souow gallantl}: 1701:8121 all na-
ture. bleak spaces and hardy compan—
lonsf hazardous adventure aim the. zest
of battle. Wherever he, vs’ent he car-
.flied his own pack; and in $119. utté’i'a
most parts he earth he? kept; his
conschncp 1111- his guide. ” -

LEGLESS MURDER
VICTIM IDENTIFIED

 

 

 

 

(Continued from First Page). ‘

 

that of his wife The medical. authori-
ties' examination "at the body cork“
\inced them the slain. woman was not
more than :23 sears of age. While mg
gins said his wife was 31

A man who Mrs. Bailey said 11.111

‘ paid attentions to Mrs. Higgins is be-
ing‘ sought by the police for lquestion- -

ing concerning the. case. ' f

ONE MAN CARS
IN CGLLISION

Mass Qct. 21

 

 

 

'BeoeKTON
lured today in a head—on

Eastern Massachusett
the Brockto

 

ness of the evening is finished for all
who attend. . . .

Elorham Park was in jail today here’
J _

extrioated without '1

b ted “in the wreckage. but was
The opera.-

Frank 13111191.... enty years old 01.x

 

 

. 33. “
‘- Eliza. eth Barry 50988.13 old g1 1113;
her residences as 139 West “747 sf.

31.001331; was arrested here today.“

Head of 6011111118st

%

The meeting was called by the anon,

commission for the purpose of organ;

of the General Assembly to .take the:

Galliccichio more than 3..

It is 1th

,At that time all Smuts 01‘ the Nor--

1211 1-13 held by the $001115. a. few es- .

7 is visiting in Meir York city

' who have had unsightly skin erup-

, ously hurt and a ’score. of poi-Sons less mans can know the delight this Men:

tween cars of ihé one—man; .

 

 

“dre‘cl me hers present.

exposing neo’clock. and. we... con-_
‘Dlm w W,

compels!) in
word today that the no: way smirk
goo 0790 has been passed. >

’l‘he stave quota. is ,.
“35757 61107.

 

Miss Eleanor Bliss. chat
Connecticut;

 
 

 

noted by.:Rev.7 .Martln L. Stoop, and

 

nigh

 

Next Tuesday is the Fest at .551 A.

‘ day dear to the . 7'7
Christendom. , At 9: 30 a. there
will be a“ celebration oLthe 19107131734311-

of those who have died during the“;
past year in Trinity parish. here.
will be shortened EvenSong‘ at ’3

11.7 111.,‘ immediately preceding the
meeting of file. W'omens Guild. . 01717
next- Sunday morning (October 30).
at the midday service the rector will
7 preach on the theme: “Where'i- are
our- Beloved Dead?" The sci-imam
will be an exposition of the doctrine
held by the: Anglican Communion on.
the state at the; departed. .

Weather Forecast

For. Nor-walk and vicinity: Fair to
night; Friday unsettled: slightly war-
mer. 11111- ConnEcticut: Fair and war-
mer tonight»; and- “Friday; ,vsriabl’c
winds becoming moderate to fresh
southeast and south.“ The Florida
storm has passed out to sea. and nor-
mal conditions prevail this morning
in the southern distnlcts. tithe west- 1
. ern disturbance ls central over Min-J
nesota It is causing unsettled show-
ery weather i711 31035153138191)! Valley
and western portion of. the Lake—re,-
giop. Pleasant weather continues in
the tern portir|1 of the Lassie-h
giou and New England. .The temper-
ature is rising in the western and‘cen-i
tral sections andris above freezing
along the northern; border except in
New England. '

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Sentinel wants Are Winners.

 

resume BRIAND . l

SAKS SATURDAY“

Continued- tram First pass.

 

feuse of the policies followed by
France in the. past and proposed by
the present 7ministry for the, future.
Before the Premier's onslaught the
opposition lost ground rapidlx. and
what seemed to be potential defeat.
1estorday morning. was changed to a
triumph. . .7 .7 g .7

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PRESIDENI 1N GEORGIA
Atlanta, Plans a Warm
' President Banding and "Party.
ATLANTA Gav... Oct-
was gaily decorated today in honor of
President Harding and his party.
whose program included a luncheon
wtih’ a. brieiaddress and a. public ad-
dxess at the Gradv’ Monument late in
Governor Hardwicl; and prominent
business men were assigned as hosts
10 the president Secretaries Weeks

 

 

....,,.. -.

. ncheon at the Druid Hills

and apoldgy for the president. explain-
ing‘that‘: he had to accompany the.
Georgia Tech football team to Newl
York ;
After the luncheon the president;
and his party were to be escorted by;
local military organizations and R 0.:'
:I‘ C. units from nearby schools and

the public address which was set for.
4 o’clock. Early in the exeuing. the 3
president will leave for Washing-ten;
' '9.

,

 

The‘Misscs Anna. and 118338181193
an! of. this cit} and \Irs Gates 13901" 1

 

York citv toda}.

Willem Gaxwvood of Flex Hill read
1201113.. ;
with} relatives. ' ;

-....,... }

‘n

 

- APPLY SULPHBII TO

HEAL [:9 YOUR SKI\;

 

;.

Broke-11‘ Out 5171111 and Itching Eczema.
Over Night ~‘"‘ ‘

For unsightly skin eruptions. rash:

body. you do {not have to wait for re— !
liefiromrtorture or’ embarrassment.

declares a. noted skin specialist. Ap- 3
ply a. little Mentho— Sulphur and im« '

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

‘ ‘ provement shows next day. , 7
' its germ destroying
been -

7 Because of
properties. nothing has ever
found to take the place of this sol-
pliur proparation. The moment you
apply it healing begins. Only those.

 

tho-Sulphur brings Even fiery itch-
ing eczema: is dried right up. " “ ' 1
961: a small jar from any good
gtdruggist and use it like cold cream. ./

 

tin

. a full paint.
*‘l’etroleums' Royal Dutch Bethlehem

7 L.1111117 {pronoun by Mammary reports

 
 

 
 

Welcome to j

27 r—Atlama '

and Fall and Senator Underwood at a:3_~
7 Club E,
\avor Key left a letter of welcome 1'

colleges to the Grady monument for}

ivith at Stamford are Visiting in \e‘.\':;

or blotchees on face. neck arms or " '

$2, 690: ' mortgage $1. 11870.
$3 500; mortgage 93,0910.

 
 

sho interest

equipments
ed against Mexican and Pan-American
andfiCI-ucible Steels. Baldwin Locomo—

.and Norihsrn Pa-
e" 0781: and Suit. P111,

tells "how to dye or tint

he the early stages guaranteed with 131731110

'of cm s stock market. Railroad it you have never dyed heron.-
were less afected than those tell your druggist whether 1.11
' and 8139333111198 which ,fea- terial vou wish to
limited the recent 1‘31le Oils. steels and” or whether it is linen, cotton, or ink
gave W3? fractionally 3’ ed goods. For fifty-one years 1119-.
Pressure was most mark- lions

wealt- to their old. shabby WM
rskirts. dresses. coats sweaters. stock-
ings. draperies. hangings everythh‘}

 
 
 
 

SKIRT? s. “m. J . V

 

 
 
 

Even '{Diaanoud Dyes” W

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

dye is wool

 
 
 
 

of women have been

"Diamond Dyes" to and years {it

 
 
 
 
 

 

' (731
Fain 5 Players and U S Realty also
were heavy. A moderate reversal in

Sci-man marks f tin-ed the early deal- 7

ings in foreign exchange.
WALL STREET, Noon.-—The market
continued to be influenced during the

t3110111 the Railroad labor hearing
Among favorites of the oil, steel and
equipments groups irregular exten-
510115 to the early reaction prevailed.
Shipplugs and food issues also eased
on small offerings, but rails were only
occasionally quoted at trifling
changes. The few strong stocks cm
prised Houston 01!.1nternafi0nal
Paper, Chandler Motor and Kresge.
these. gaining 1 to 21,; points. Call
money opened at $56 per cent.

WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.~——Specu-
lative buying‘shifted into the railroad
stocks after midday with resultant ad-
vances of 1 to 2 points in the dividend ,
paying and low—priced issues. Else-
where the market continued to move
uncertainly, Mexican oil showing
heaviness while strength developed in
low-priced American oils and leathers.

 

 

 

 
 

 

SUSPICIOUS. {MAN AROUND.

Patrolman Robert Gainer received
information at ' 11:15 oclocl: last
night that there was a. man acting
suspiciousl} around the rear of the
South N0rwalk Trust companv build—
ings.’

Investigation disclosed traces of
the man, or men. by means of foot.-
prints in the“ pile of soft coal at the
rear of the Beckman store. No one
could be located bv the officer. 'how
ever.
> “11011 the. Beckmau store was
broken into recently. entrance was
gained by going through a rear win-
dow and at that time footprints were
also noticed. in the coal pile.

 

'YougirmAnomL“ \. ~
WORTH 18

w

the amount 36 u ha'ev
not spent.
Place your sam‘ gs

on deposit here. " .

Open 510111333 Evenings from 6 to 7‘

A rum-mm coon-1:11
' 31111121135 BANK

-. a... ..

51 V1 all Street Norwalk ~

 

aura Taps NEW .1111)
RENOVATED ~

Also Upholstering of Limousines
First Class Painting

A. MAKER
South min Street
0311mm: Wilson .Hat 81710?

PHONE 9132
WILLIAM F. BOYT
REAL ESTATE ' '

 
 
 

1 house. ’1' rooms, Bast Nix-walk.

 

 

1 house, '3' rooms: East Norwalk.

m-rNoINalk.
$4,000; mortgage 33 '
1 house, 7 rooms. East Norwalk.

The Michelson Studio

that comes from The Michelson Studio
at 78 Washington street. During the_
mouth of October, before the Christ
mas rush begins, all regular standard.
cabinet photographs in sniping; folder
form will be made here at one-third a
the regular prices. It is possible to do
this at this time, before ext}: help is;
employed, and you
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