Wants, To Let,- For Sale, Business and 21011111101111 cords, Miscellaneous 1111:... ,
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISE
Two Cents a word; miniminn charge 500 per issue, 3 timessi :00. Caps Double Price.
WANTED
FOR SALE
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‘.."ANTED~—Hungarlan lady would like
a position to “ash and clean house
or would d3“ ashing at home AddteSS
Mrs Mazor. 8 Ridge St
'3‘.‘ ANTED—l oung woman tor secreta-
rial and ledger VVoxk. Must be ac-
curate neat and conscientious. Ap-
rply bV' tench stating age, experience,
if any. and schooling. A. B. care Sen~
tinel.
'WA\TI:D—Antiqueb, nigh _ prices
paid for old-dine furniture, nxa-
hogan): cherry, maple, pine, etc, also
old china, glass, anything of merit
that is over 100 years old. D. A.
Bernstein, 203 \\'e.stport Ave., Phone
.98.
family
\YA.VT1-ID——-By of adults.
small too-derrt house, furnished. all
improvements. for the winter. ;\l1‘
dress 13. R. c-o Sentinel.
WA\TEI)—A girl [01
wozk Appl} T KraVVitz
road Ave.
general house
13
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WA\TED—B_V a woman with slight
theoretical knowledge of bookkeep-
ing. :1 position “here practkal ex-
p11: 1ence maV be acquiied. Address,
13-: .31 So Norwalk
WANTED—Experienced operators oni
Shi1ts. sleevers, tellers neck band
runners, and neck band setters.
earn $13 per week, steady work. Also
expmieuced sewers on plain needle
machine. LE ROY SHIRT CO.
‘ TOLET
TO LET—Furnished rooms with all
111111. eniences for light housekeeping.
ll Haviland 81.. So. Norwalk.
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T0 RENT~A nice bungalow. fiV'e
rooms with all improvements, ex-
('E'pt heat. Rent reasonable. 22 How-
ard AV e, Apply at 79 \Vinfield 81., 'I‘
THrGu‘re. . ‘
T0 I.H'l'~.\ large, front room with all
. oV'ements. Privilege of light
erping. Inquire 56 Franklin
Noriralk near Armory. -
3'11! .lfi’l‘~~lletined familv would rent
1 1 11111 01' mo Ametican gentlemen
:1 l1rur— and desirable furnished 100m
w: it intpto'letnents. within 5 min-
Ittes'oi Railway station. Hel‘erenrns
ju'ltttretl. H. S.. care Evening Seu-
tint-i.
Seven rooms 11: St South
. :‘i‘t'l. opposite t‘lit‘z'nrtl lion-I
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T15 l.l'.'i‘~~-_ ‘7 L111? 11111‘111'1ts11ui roonls.
and l1 tl1. (lP-jtl‘if'il}. gas and 115:1 01"
if! '1 S!‘ til ilvl. for couple»
C‘-= 1':1t-~l in sf- lwct srction of
5;. $211 111111101111. Atl-
drrss 131 x 6-2. 0-0 Sentinel.
Rail—I
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1'..ll-:‘.- Apply to 'Hztrris 1(-
11“. .111. 11' 111.:1- on Livingsfl-r
-1ll nuprmnntent‘, ne‘gxly
- 1* 1. tr.'1inte1l.lnq.ot‘ E.’ P.
$1.41.»;- 9 (‘Cllzlr SL. Phone 2789.- "
.‘l‘tl'. 1.3Tmfi-araonts 1-311 cent er of tlu
1 _ lnqmr‘e 01 J.‘ .‘d.’L.1V-'ton £: (‘42..
In t: Railld:td_ .Avr- ,
iI‘OR‘ RENT - Alcor'moda mus for
gentlemen wishing: single or con:
nedmg rooms. Apply IT Franklin St.
TC) IJ‘IT I’lll'lllfillt‘nj rooyn in rent
all ituprox'vtnrnts for one or two
111111. with home pt'iV'i‘u (3:111 cV'c-
n1 ‘ ' Ill Skull. 1 SI
FOR. SALE—~Two-famlly house all
improvements. fine loration. price
reasonable. Address Box 213, Nor-
FO RSALErStudebal-ier 1917 in 1st.
class condition with summer and
W'inte1 top. Good rubber. Piice $300.’
Call A. 0. Dennis, 16 High St.,.Soutt1‘
\orwalk.
FOR SALE—One thorough bred Jer-
soy c0V1,seV'en )ears old. Finest in
the state. James \lacPhaile, Highland
AV'..e So. Norwalk Conn.
in good
FOR SALE— BabV cairiage 23
condition. Price $8. 00. \‘V allin,
Gtegon BlVd ‘
FOR SAL}; Ew1920 Ford runabout, de-
mountable 111113 shock absorbers,
winter top_ $225. Shutelt Garage, 11
’Edlie A\€.. Phone. ,.
FOR SALE—— 2 heifers and 3 cows; 1
fresh cow. Jos. Erdos, Conn. Ave. '
FOR SALE—4 tires 33x4, and tubes,
double barrel Ill-gage shot gun 1-6
shot pump 1111,12 gauge, 1 panel deliv.
lerv. body. enry Wilken, Tel. 2293, N.
:Main St. 2 _ "
FOR SALE—Foxd Coupe body, 1920
model, $200. Ford Coupe body, 1920
model $185. Also 1920 Ford Sedan
starter. $475. Best buy in town. Phone
Norwalk 2153.
FOR SALE—1919 Ford touring car
with starter and extras $260.1920
Ford touring car with starter. extras,
like new, $300. 1920 Ford runabout.-
wtth starter, $225. 1917 Ford touring
car,
walk.
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11. mile tron] chapel.
FOR SALE—House. seven rooms.
large ground in good location. Near
school and trolleV'. Can be used for
two families. (‘heap to quick Diner;
101 details phon92'1..09
FOR SALE~Cider apples, carload lots
01'; small quantities. These apples
are 1n excellent condition, new oak
barrels to put the juice in at cost.
Reynolds Poultry Farm,
Ave” Phone 1036.1
FOR SALE~At a
._
reasonable price,
Pieue-AII‘O“ Touring car in good
condition suitable tot touring or for
trucking. Apply Dr. .\llXS(‘“, Dul'ien.
('01111. Phone Darien 234.
FOR SALE—Ford tolll‘illL' Good me-
chantcal condition Fine rubber,
tVVo exttas, new couls on 1'(-.ar Spare
wheel. tVVo extxas. Perry Lock st er-
111g VVheel spot light.othe1 ext s.
t“ 1” demonstrate Saturday or Sunda}.
il’hone Darien 53-13.
gI‘OR SALE~VYmm drive 71 ton
truck: good running-order and
good tires. A bargain. for some 0111:.
$150.00 Phonefzsll after 6 p. m.
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wSAldfirfifse-i-Mgwg* lamp
wrou'fiit iron frames, 1 1.112: V' enarpn-
Filed, good conditi011;I3Ioor 1111111113;
gush, weighted long bundled; 1
Limoges platter. 19 inch. 0111: semi.
'poi'mlai‘n. 15 inch. Covered snup tur-
een. Limogcncs. Oak hall sent, hand
caning; \annttl: hall rack. with mir-
.t'or 11nd un1l1r1-lla stand; Dining table;
'six chairs; serving table. oak. .l. H.
“bony. _\‘t-'1V'toVV'11 Avenue, 1‘. l).
1011
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SALE— tlr VVill
Ford 111 liVC-tV' car
Ford t .111 Huck. Tel.
1' OR SALE ~Edison l‘ llUlltlfl.‘ t;
' collection of Edison 111111
itecmds Rcasonablc. Plum.
particulars.
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FOR SALE —— Up o-tlaie
l house, center South 3911' .tlh
'133 500. cash $2,500.
East Norwalk,
Phone. 18011.
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21amil; house
3.. 51110
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George \Iitchell,
FOR SALE—~Cv'rd wood. In all lengths
supplied promptly Phone 23, Ledge-
VVood Isarm. Ask fox superintendent
FOR SALE
Family House with all improve—
mcnts. Fruit, chicken house, Lot
40x165, well located in South Nor»
walk. Price $4800.
Also 10 Room House with all im-
9
VVelours and Knapp Hats a Specialty.
10.0 G. McK'endrie, West Nor-l
Highland
42. ,'
BUSINESS NOTICE
LADIEs' AN‘D MEN’S HATS'
of‘ all kinds “renovated.
Prices Reasonable.
' JOHN REDWAY, Hatter
Corner ‘Water and Haviland Street.
CIVIL SERVICE Examinations Novem-
ber. Positions $1 400-$1, 600. Age
18, upward. Experience unnecessary
iFor free partlcn ars instruction, write
J. Leonard (former Civil Service ex-
aminer,) 889 Equitable Bldg. Wash-
..ington..D . C.
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
will overhaul and repair your car.
any make, In your own garage
Ignition and lighting systems a 3960
work guaranteed. Phone!
490- 1.1 .1 121.5%“
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W. J. LYON:
Phone 2047 Isaac: Plac'
MASONRY—CEORPENTRY
BRI6K§ STONE. TEgRRA GOTTA.
. w‘ii’élfmmin'”
Walks, Retaining wufi. and All
Its Branches
E—i-fi ‘—‘ 5 » ~—
I. cLAfl
110 Taylor Ava; » , So. Norwalk, ct.
Curbing Gutters, Lawn Rolling, Con-
crate ano'r Walks
Work Doha In First_ Class Style.
FROM THE FACTORY 1'0
THE HOME
Mattresses, pillows, bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
amont plan. Also renovating. 9863'
{action acumen teed. Drop us a card or
telephone 817 tor representative to
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
'Franklln and Monroe St. So. Non-walk.-
NATHAN G MILLER
General contracting. pointing and
paper hangin-
Minutes che
A. Nathan. Tel. gfivfi-l- 3
S. Miller, Tel. 1423 6
10 Spring Street. Norwnlk, Conn.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time to paint our house
and keep It from decay. ave yout
rooms decorated Ask for my pricesl
on wall paper. and'palnts. Save tr m?
20 to 40 per cent on labor and m
1-1111. Alexander White. 35 Lowe St.
South Norwnlk.
Nagy Bros. Local 11111 D1011; distance
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trucking at all kinds. trips tot
New York. Address 7111303“ street.
Phone 318.
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CARRIGAN & FLYN'N. local and long
distance trucking or all kinds
omce Leary 1% Co.. Phone 1577. Honso'
phone 363.
LOST
Los'r—Rowboat, broke
lugs last "week. Findw
Tllt‘lrll‘1
lw l'<'~
from
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warded by returning to K11. .~.11.=' Island.
LOST«A brown (211111111 ('1'- 1’10 dress,
lteltvlt‘fl lllltv :1111i lvrnu 1V. lgthV'wen 79
Cedar and 11:11..113..:1; swam Return
to 7'3 C1~dat' Strut «11' 111111121.- 002-"
S. D. G. CAN DY CO.
WHOLESALE CONFECTION-
ERY, AND ICE CREAM
CONES
53 Osborn Ave, East; Norwalk,
Phone 479 13
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KENDRICK ’8; CHASE
GARAGE ‘
New Address
13 Raymond St., Phone 917
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PROFESSIONAL
Ragtime and Popular Music Taught
Vii/'lNZS Lessons
N METHOD
120 Washington St Phone 2721
Studio Open Now
Holland (Ind England there is no tell-
‘ erful as it ls. 5 ‘
Barricade: Against; Wish colonists
Gavé Name tube Famous Street
0! Finance.
If there. had not been war between
ing “but would have been the name
of “all Sheet. The financial center
of America might have borne any
0mm name and lune been just as po‘W- ‘
The wall-"that gave to it its name.
an exchange recalls. was put up. by
Peter Stuyvesant. The old peg‘legged
autocrut had his own intelligence serv-
ice 11nd he became comluced that the
3911 England: and Connecticut» colonies
were going "to attack him. His town
n'onh of the ion was unprotected, and
(1 llll‘e“ up a wooden wall from the
dust to the North river. It was built
of logs that were used as palisudes
with the upperend spiked. .
smyvcsant’s information was cor.
rec-.1 because Connecticut was very
qnxlous to go to war and had become
satisfied Indian outrages VVcre being
instigated by the Dutth. There
VV 11s a meeting at Fulrfield, near
Brtdgeport, where men “ere pledged
for the attack on the Dutch. Massa—
chusetts held off, and the next year
Holland andsEngland made peace.
But the-old wooden wall stoKd for a
half century and cramped the growth
of the town. There was a ditch along—
side it, .and at night the gate was
closed and bolted and guarded.
ORVIETO WINE SUlTED HIM
story of the German Bishop Ex-
plains the “Est, Est, Est” on
the Bottles.
There is a story told of a'Ger—
man bishop in the Middle Ages who
traveled through Italy, stopping at
911111 imt to VV'.hl1b he came in order
to sumple the wine of the country.
\V‘lteumor he found an {exceptionally
good wine he gave, his servant a piece
of chalk from his pocket, and the
servant, wrote the Latin word “Est"
on the door of the inn, meaning “It:
is good."
Finally the llisllup came to Orvleto,
111111 was served with a bottle of
(’lrxttto “inc. When ho had finished
it hr' asked l'wt :1notl1N;and when he
had finished tho second he called for
:1 “1111]" , and \thn he had finished the
third he took :1 111111111 of chalk from his
lull'lit't 11ml “‘0!” in person to the door
111‘ rim inn and wrote on it the. words
"HM: List! I-Zstt" which meant that.
{the “-nie of Hrvlom was three tlmes as
as: any utltt‘l' wine that he had
(-1'111' lasted. Amt from that day until
tho 11:11' of his Ilt‘ttlll he rouuiined in
(er Mn and drunk nothing but Ot‘V‘icto
wine; and his tombstone may be seen
L.....1
" straight.
‘ turning. .‘ ,
train."
'll‘l'klll} A810”? THE CITY
LXICCESS. comes to the man who keeps
It s a toughest] that has no
It's just about a thousand times
casiér to call a- hash a me than to
wow it.
Curiosity ls mérely'jsomethtn'g that
is inspired by things that are none of
our business.
11111111 depends upon a good setting.
Many a girls beauty is spoiled by an
ugly frame of mind.
1
No, Maude, dear, there ‘lsn't‘ the
slightest similarity between being well
posted and being stuck up.
Trouble is the most: obllglng thing‘tn'
the wdrld. It will never dodge‘ the
people who are looking. torn;
Don’t judge by appearances. You
can’t always tell from a man’s slices
whether he is well heeled or not.
The Cynical Bachelor'observes that
the ‘girl VV 110 scteams VV hen she is
kissed is generally fond of screaming
anyhow. _,
“’lgg— “You don‘t seem to think
much of Brownémlth.”_ Wagg—-“'1‘o tell
the truth, the more I think of 111111 the
less I think of him."
Little Willie-“There goes a cattle
thtle Billy— ‘No, 'tnln't, it's
a lit-eight." Little Willie—“Aw, wot’ja
talkin' about? Didn'tja see the cow
catcher?"
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Huggins—"I make It a rule never
to hit a man when he is down." Bug-
glns—“And a mighty good rule. The
chances are he'll get up‘ and lick thun-
der out of you.”
ARKANSAW MEWSINGS
Those 111131111111 trouble' encounter
no closed season.
There are times when the-loV'eltest
spots on earth look suspiciously like
an ace. ‘ ' '
There are two things that always
attract a crowd: A dead man, and u
live snake.
A broken down man trying in vain
to “come back" is as sad a sight as a
broken down tombstone,
A “Christian nation,” young teller,
is one in which a prize fighter makes
more money than a preacher.
It: is always said of the best of
them: “He Is a good man, but—" And
he has to die in order to get that
werd "but" cut off. . .
When opportunity calls for a girl
these dars, it has to wait until she
gets all her false hair on, and often’
goes away VVlthout her.
John Buddy's first wife says she has
as much trouble getting her allmony
out of him as slte‘dld‘VV'hcn she was
ln (H'V'i1~1o to this any, stating that
he died of too ll‘l‘ulV'll Ht'V'ictn. ~
As for the “1:111 of Urvicto, the
bottles ln'ax'hit'h it is sold nlwnysl
hem' the wmts'htxtz 11:31: 1351:" to
commemorate ttu- i'xw'llvllt taste of
the German bishop.
Sparows to the Rescue.
News of :1 1'1'1111111l111blu 111.21- of bird
intelligence (11111014 111111 Manchester,
London Tit—Bits status.
Several people 111 the Assizrs noticed
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the peculiat lu-1l11Vim' of :1 sputrow.
which was leapin" from one of 11113,
chimneys and thou 12111111}: 111 the .
null 315 tlmu51l1 injured, but: nobody up-
1111.111“! to suspect that the biul \\ £51th
[ll‘lstllit’l‘.
()11 11101111111 the court the. new day
the 111111111011 of the oilivt'dls was at-
tl‘m'tt'tl by the cx‘tited' chirping [of a
number of. other sparrows, ‘hud it was
soon that the original ‘sparmw‘ Was
still lluttct'iug 1’1"?le on the roof.
In :1 few minutes thé Watchers
realized that the newcomers were feed-1
exhausted ' bird
in; the
1:1'11111l1s of bread 11111.1 biscuits fell to
U111 ground. ‘ _
Ladders Vngrc obtained 11nd 1111 at-
tmulutit‘ climbed l'oétllo‘ roof and found
that: the logs of the sparrow were
111-111 fast by a piece of thread, the
other end of which “115' enmgl'cd in
and several '
married to him.
Among the man).-.flllm;a..th'1t fire
11: 1rd to understand is 1V 11 :1 than 1V 1ll
slime eV' 01 V'thlngfilszf ltfil’nce and
lo we a goatec on his chin.
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Dress reform note from a magazine
poem: "“My loxe ls clitd ln Sullllefllns,
111th 11 rainbow round her brow."—
Arkansaw Thomas Cat. ‘
WOMEN ARE- attractant
“lumen of India are the most illiter-
ate.
Women of Buenos Alrcs are the best
dressed women in the world.
Women of Bolivligre superior to
the men In energv‘nnd intelligence.
WomeLof Tinker wear more cloth-
PYOV'omcnts. Fine location on‘rhnr 19¢
TO LET— 5 rooms. with all imp-nove—
1111';.t<. 1.1.1. 111: Taylor Arc. or
I’lmrze :15. ‘
TO I. l‘—~G room apnrtm: 111 with all
1: \‘1'Ill1 111.4 including“ steam
?:.'.- ' lie-11.1 $50 111-1' mouth.
(‘1. art-l Chestnut streets.
» In”, Joseph lliSDsa.
331 .\‘1)1‘ :1lk. Phone 1112.
I‘Jl: l:ivi\1 ”-1‘Ill‘l‘llSllfd sewn room
-, 11 1151:, .111 unproxcmcnts.
(r1 . ”liar. rent reasonable. 110$
w .\‘x1'.'. 15 to April lst. Phone.
24 1" Noru'ulk. ‘
I‘lf‘V'lI i2 INDEED TYVENTY DOL<
l. ARS l)!)\\.\' tor a six-room, new
111 ldern hovn EiVe minutes from. So. .
Nor-walk sis-ion. Double floors. hard-
wood trim. cement sideualks.
res: acted 111ighbo1hood.A chance you
V~ill new: :91 again. Balance, easv
éjmé and renthke 1)aV'n1e1'.ts.Pltone
‘ ho
Highly
'1‘
TO LE.
floor.
V'Quire
Erreet. So.
1. Four rooms, third
Rent $20.00. Adults. En-
D. Lawton, 12 Chestnut
Norwalk.
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POP. RENE—Storage
hold turniture.
fl: e proof building.
Storage Co., Inc.,
Tel ll estport 47. YVe have negotiable
Warehouse receipts.
The Royal Auto P’t’g' Co
is the place to go if you care for
a. first class Paint or
Varnish Job.
801' So. Main and Woodward Ave
Phone 901.
space, house-
Separate rooms.
Hubbell Coal &
FOR SALE
TWO- FAMILY HOUSES
South Norwalk
10 rooms—All improvements
9 rooms—All improvements.
Price $7, 500 each.
Inquire
Saugatuck, Conn. '-
110x212. Price $11, 000.
For particulars-
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
Iteal Estate e“ Insurance
THE KIDDIES LIKE,
It's that sort of ice Cream that
you can obviously enjoy and do
not have to deny the youngsters.
It Is the only or can that Is equally
enjoyable and beneficial for the lit;
the folks as well as adults. '
NEW ENGLAND
CANDY co.
O. -G. . PALMER
Auctioneer
Oflice A. D. Morgan
.4
J. M. LAYTON &' co
Inc. ' '
' early today.
1 building was owned and occupied by
1
iMary Kirby Jennings.
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Private Lessons in Dancing
Soolol Class on Wednesday Evening
' Club Classes Arran ed
Studio,7 West Ave 9 Tel. 1838
NOTICE
I hereby notify all persons that 1
shall not be responsible. 01 liable for
any debt or bills Contratted bv 01' 1‘01‘
mv wife, Hazel M \Vhitc, in any form
,or manner
Dated at Norwalk. this 26111 dav of
October. 1921,
ARTHUR H WHITE.
1‘1\ E FIRE .VIE.
LYNN. Mass Oct 29 ——FlVe fire-
men were injured, one seriouslv in a
Ifiro which pa'r'tlv. destroyed the. R. S.
Bauer building. at Central Square,
The men were. showered
with glass and brick when thé tWO
upper floors of the three-story struc-
ture collapsed. Lieutenant Frank G.
Chamberlain sustained: a severe saith)
'wound and other minor Innis. The
INJURED.
.,
1‘21th S. Bauer: dealer- in stationers'
supplies Who estimated his loss ntl
$.30 00” . ._ . .
RED CROSS MELTLNG.
The annual meeting of Norwalk
Chapter, American Red Cross, “ill be
held in the council chambers at the
City hall._on Thursday evening, No-
"vember 3rd. 1
The nominating committee, 'Which
will precept a list of officers. is now}
at work on the list .The committee
is composed of Spencer S. Adams,
chairman. Miss M'ary Rider and Miss
The committee will repor at: the
' vou.”
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the brickwork. . It was quickly 1‘24
1111151111 and after being given crumbs
and water iwus-set free to'join its
fellows. ~
_ Breathing Space.
‘The modern ideas of education are
all “1 ry \Vell as far as they go, but
there is an old and VV'cll- tried proverb
“1111111 says that 11 little knouledge is
a. dungerousthiue. Perhaps that is
why Johnny Joncs‘s essay on 1111' run
like this:
“Breath is made of air. We breathe
always with 01111 lungs, except at night,
when our ’brea'th 'keeps life going
through our noscSV while we ate asleep.
‘If it W 11511 't for our breath we should
die. whenever we slept
' “Boys that stay in 11'1'oom all day
should not breathe. They should wait
until they get outdoors. A lot of boys
staying in a room make cmbonicide,
'nnd carbonic-tile is more poisonous
than mad dogs though not just in
the same nay. It does not bite but:
that's no matter so 1ng as It kills
The Effect of Ease. .
Experts my that American Women
are taller than tlteV' “ere 40 VearS'
ago and that athletics is responsible.
But only .1 small proportion of the
women of the countt'v indulge in ath-
letics. It would be justas easy to
prme that the increase in height is
Surely the broom and the washtub a
as objective muscle producers as the
due to less exercise than formerly. 1‘
ing than those of lefty other country.
, "Women or 'tbé‘ Phillipines seldom
sleep In a bed, preferring o. mat on
the floor. ' 3 .
Women 61“ 1111:1211 consider corpu-
lence an essential point, of getffale
1:?
.x
beauty
nails very long 111111 have them tipped
with silVler. ' ‘
\\ omen of Germany have the gift: of
tears; they can Weep on any occasion
and for any reason.
Women of Abysslnla have the per'l~
lege of abusing thelr'husbands and di-
vorcing them at pleasure.
Wealthy women in France use extra
dry champagne as a shampoo in order
to produce reddish brown balr, in
which there are bright golden shadf
lugs;
WORDS OF WISE tllEN
Let' us all remember that, valuable
as Is the gift of speech, silence is often
more valuable.
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It more. and better work needs to
be done today illustrate. the‘ manner“ o!
It by- referring to the admirable any
.111 Which something Was done pester-L
any ,
H
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women of stain wear their fingerf
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‘ Paul F. Bassist};
tailor; died this mornin_,
in W Rocks avenue.
1 five children sums; him.
funeral will be gfi'en later.
low ed by rain Sundax.
tlcut: Increasing cloudiness and war— 'well.
ner tonight followed bv rain Sunday; sister and that the "
increasing east and southeast winds also had something .9 d°«j .
part _he might have taken in .
Other evidence was introduced ,
torney Cuneo in behalf of his , '
The jurV' was out for a long
then came in with the Verdi
night. ,
becoming fresh
W'eather
storm has
intensity during the last 24 hours and
the eastern district.
The rain area extends as far east as
Ohio.
thereast‘ ern district.
new England.
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loos:
‘ Addressof “Welcome—Jack Marni
‘ Song—"Swanee
:V'c'man Gladxs Atwater Mrs. George
and Elsie Oertle.
and Clarence Cables.
Clarence Cable.
Edith and Oll’cc Burns.
Gregory and Bettv Fields Accompan-
ist—Clarence Cable.
social hour was enjoyed and refresh-
ments served.
printed recently an alleged newly dis-
covered manuscript by Aristotle philo
oscphtzlng on the movies. Mr. \Valkly
was inking, of course: but there is 110
Suite about this extract from Sw’lfts
“Journal to Stella," dated March 2;,
1713:
1110115 moving—picture, and I never saw
anything so pretty.
ten miles wide, a town on t’other end
and ships sailing In the sea and dis
charghzr their cannon”, etc.—-Boswll
Irans1
remind the borrower that you miss
'gal. bbls. Best in town.
, AUW‘
' $3. 500;
? $4,700; mortgage 32, 700.
7 moi-{gage $2..1100
‘ hotnes, farms, lots. and shore prop-
A
'Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and V'lcinitV': Increas-. haV
lug cloudiness and farmer tonight foi— lush/id and has.
For Connéc- that Basia did
to strong SundaV.
conditions: The «western
increased considerably in
The temperature
Pleasant weather continues in
~ rising? slowly in the Lake region and
Y-i CLASS HALLS SOCIAL.
A delightful social was held
I. E. church. There was 11 goodlyl
'lhc program presented was as fol the
Riv er"——Dorotl1y
The temperature wesrpon'r MAN 1s
Calelty
Judge Frank D. H
lcourt yeesterday afternOOn gran ,
last decree of divorce
night by the Y-4 class of the Norwnlk Jude of W
Before
lAttomey
that dude had annou
meat to a young girl
tha ' ‘
husban .
e cast
that, Mrs.
pivosceo 3308 cm -
was the ground upon .
aine's in the W“
to Mrs.
estport.
the decree 7‘ was granted
Harry Sherwood informal!
been informed
his W
court that be ha
‘.' 1.1 '1mjes. Edith Soule. EUWG Blake
Soloist——Helen Reynolds.
.Trio—John Clark. Clarence Amolds
Reading—"Elnora‘s Her-0e," Mrs.
Song-“Coming' Through the Rye,"
' Some—Betty Fields.
gang‘s—"The JolLv Ghost"——Heler1
Following the formal program. a
The Movie. of 1713;
On another page of this paper ml
The Michelsen Studio
MUST BE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF
OURING MONTH OF OCTORER
It is mighty interesting news indeed
that comes from The Michelson Studio
at 78 'VVssh'lng'ton street. During the
month of October, before the Christ
mas rush begins, all regular standarde'
cabinet photographs in sepia or folder
form will be made here at one-fli‘ird om '
the regular prices. It is possible to do
this at this time, before extra helpds
employed, and you are assured oi:
high-class workmanship, prompt sex;
vice and interested attention
is open daily from 9 a. 111. until 5 yin. ’
The Michelson Studio. Photographs of.
Quality 78 Washington St., Puma 437
Makes Special Ofier
“I went afterWard to see a In-
You see a sea
'Dt.
Top Your Books.
Many book lovers with large and
precious libraries keep a small. book.
with the ua'xne of each book lent, the
date and the borrower. After 11 rea-
sonable time, when the book has been
lent, it is no discourses)? to write and
your back friend and are walling to
welcome it home. 'Get ‘a, bookpmte.
That Is the very best way 'to tag your
books. Anddon’t forget 'hat ‘the gold-
en rule applies in books as in other
phases of life. and return the ones
you borrow yourself.
NOTICE
F. HAIN
Has opened first-class cider
mill on Boston Post Road
for the: season. Clean, fast
and pOWerful. I buy- apples
in'large or small quantities.
FOR SALE—New red oak,
six hoop, IT‘parafli‘néd, 50
That's the usual expreslen that
accompanies the first 11
our Ice Cream. You can
express
when our cream is made {hi
way It brings forth’ the
Ice Cream is more than a m
tickler—lt is truly one or the
foods we have—always inviting—-
always appealing.
tasted our brand you do not kill!
what good Cream is.
CHOCOLATE shoe 5
v- 'f'r'
3.11011 holise
“Yum, Yum,”
You’ll Say ‘
‘91'
poonful'." III
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yourself that way,
ressibn. ' ‘
you “1'
THOMAS’ "
1r
Shore Dmners 2‘"
LIIKinds of so. finds 7') 7
Steaks, Chops. and Chicken .
RENOVATED
Also Upholsterlng of Lintouilnu
First Class Painting
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8011111 11111111 Street
Signs of every
SIGN «11
Electric Signs ;.
A. T9111, ’
.. 5 .
10 Lexington
opposite Wilson Hat Shop
' PHONE 902
WILLIAM F. HOYT
. ' REAL ESTATE
It is cheaper to Buy than to Build
1 house, 7 rooms, East Nuiwalk.
2,600: mortgage 51, 000.
5 1 house, 7 roomsboEast Nomalk.‘
mortgage $3,0 .
:1 house, 7 rooms,. EasMorwalk.
$4.000; mortgage $3, 000.
1 house, 7 rooms,
35500: mortgage 32 500.
1.
Norwalk.
Thatcher
Agent for the Faifipms. a-
Pipeless Eunice. '
I: you are ready to
one-pipe beater see inc ;
making your selection
'1
1 house, 7 rooms. aEast Norwalk.
7,000 mortgage $1,300
5 4 houses, 7 rooms,o§outh Nor-walk.
4 00.; mortgage $2.0 .
3 is house, 7 rooms, South Norwalk,
$4, 000 mortgage 32 .009
1house, 7 moglskafiouth Norwalk,
,709;‘mortgaga .
E41 house, ’1’ rooms6 South Norwalk,l
co mortgage 52 co.
$4’2911‘buses, 7 room‘s. Marvin Beach,
$71000; W39 $2, 509- _ l
.- 1 home.- 9 rooms. Broad River,3
$4,509;1m6rtgage $1500. » .
1 house, 7 rooms, Broad River}
m.-
1
1 house, 6 rooms, Cranbury, $3,509;
I have two-family houses, beautiful .
OPEN 5'03. TEE
Grinding Every .
One or the 1116‘s ’* '.
sanitary pmes in th
grind as reasonable as "1.11
give you service to
trial will convince you.
Barrels and kegs for
sizes; new and used. '.. x
in the state.
Reynolds
Norwalk Chronicler