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,3 31.1. NOV.1i 13;: {3.3 1...; _ 4 ;, 41433: 500414;! NOBVQLLK 1:03:an ‘SENTINEL as 7 4 . 4 s m J
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s Wants, To Let. For Sale, Busmesa and Profemonal cards, mscellaneous Advs. 0 ,‘ ~ 44 44 STICE lmil‘m's' 5mm was followed bY'the Frank (‘- Godrrey PM ’anbers 10 RED CROSD LECTURE
3 . . _ , 7 7 , 4 , . . f s .MDAY .EXERCISESb‘ooming of a national salute from a}; dictator Fallon Comrades. ' ' ‘
7-3 . , 3 ‘ 4 ,_ 4 , 4 4 iXale battery posted at W'all and Higlt 4A mi morial service in honor of Continued from First Pm
SS , D AD . R ISEMEN _ ‘(Confinued from Page One) streets. dead service men will be a feature- ofl . _ -—“—‘
f I IA I Ii I IE: 7 .- . 3 .V Ii: .4 .. I . 4 The service at W’csleyairUniversity the third annual military ball to be families. llivsr 1min“ 041‘ “if work were
, , , , 4 ._ . again reignedand son-ow for was in keeping- with the occasion.,held mnlght at the Norwalk armoryjalso elaboralcd upon. and am
Two Cents
a. word; minimum charge 500 per issue, sums: $1.00. .Ggpsnouble. Price.
1
$4:WANTED
FOR SALE
W'ANTED
l:.xivcricuvcll o p e r a r n r s on
axis<4lallll-.\~—.\lso experienced hand
$£4\Yt‘i‘.\.
M. N. Mayehoff & Co.
15 Msnwm STREET
-— Ex erienced girls and
waggeenoto do hsnd crochet beading at
home on ladies shirt waists. Highest
prices paid. steady work. Apply to
Beat: &. Ortenberg. lnc.. 669 Mam Std
Stamford, Conn.
‘ w XNTEDW—Boomers. . _
éne heated rooms specially priced
foi‘ permanent. Thrce minutes 0&9?
trollev or station. 3 '{elephone 1.35.3...
liars. H. A. Crow. 30 {hesmut SL. .. . .
W'AX’l‘ED-WA girl or -.
eral housework. and'help to 1:11;:
care of two small ('hlidl‘fi‘lL. 29D .
Mrs. Josephson. 173 South Main st.
woman for EFH'
“4’ANTEIF~Boys to sell vanilla after
school: Send for free sample bottle.
“'akefield Extract L‘o.. Sanbol'nulle,
’ H.
‘v.’ iXTl-IDfiSecond-hand hot water or
slum: radiators. Phone 1109 or ad-
.U..-- Robert E. Thompson, 54 First
'5... i‘:&i>[ Norwalk. . ,
1V.\.\'Tl-ti)——Dolls for repair. “'ere-
sir-inc. repair and furnish new parts
ta) dolls ol‘ every make at reasonable
prices. Phone 339. The Dell Shep. 8
Union Sweet, South Norwalk.
VIANTED—Ji‘oung woman who under.
stands making lamp shades. Must.
be experienced, “'rite stating details
of experience. age and salary wanted.
The Edw. Halley Co. New Haven.
Conn.
WALTED~EXperIenced operators on
Shirts, sleevers, fellers, neck band
runners. and neck band setters, to
mm $13 per week, steady work. Also
axperienced sewers on plain needle
machine. LE ROY SHIRT CO.
TO LES.1
TO LET! —6 rooms.
Really lwc. isl:
.Phnne 153”.
all improvements.
:6 Belden avenue.
1413'}: BEST" First floor. 8 rooms. 28'“
r‘lax Hill Rd. inquire 27$ Flax Hill
in; tent reasonable to right party.
’l'lt HEN'lV-i-l-‘urnished house of 9
rnmits in dcsu‘able location. Gain
d5", A] lmiproxemenls. Furnished
House. mie- of Sentinel.
Fill:
V FOR SAl-E—-42-family_ house 03m] '11
4 ‘ 569.
Two .or three .
All improvements. garage. 011'
Ave. lnq. 41 “'oodward Ave.
room 5
Lin co In
FOR SALE~«—Old-£ashioned wooden
bedroom set, one kitchen cabinet,
gas stove, and old-fas‘hioned'fibureau.
Apply 51 So. Main St., Phone 91.
national One~pipe Heater.
can andl will sendpur heating man-
to.give you installation cost. ,Do not!
forget We do plumbing, tinning and
I sheet metal work. .
4 HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
56 “'ater St.
Phone 473-3.
JOSEPH S. KER'Y, JR.
Plumbing, Tim-ling and Heating
guntry Water System
Ranges and One-Pipe Heaters
Telephone 492 . 4
231 Taylor Avonup, .80. Norwalk, Conn.
e? Ymrr . .
4~ 4 YDNKERS _
Hun: Write to sister at once. Anna.
FOR SALIS—Oak dining room suit.
singer sewing machine. parlor store
in A1 condition; parlor table, rockers.
marble table. Can be seen at 100 So.
ii ain street, upstairs. .
FOR SALE—New house. 6 rooms,
.wesx end Benton St.. large lot. Tel
FOR SALE~2 cows, Paul Valentine.
Taylor Place. . -~ -
EXPERT AUTO .M'EOEANIO
FOR SALE~Limousette Winter tops
will 'overhaul- and repair your car.
U{or5:33:51s.H(;l(‘)<‘)iuring. nogg, ajttacgfid. any make. in your own [8:880-
. so . COVERS. .5 . u- Ignition and biting system]. 8960'
lelx 5 Garage. 11 mm: Ave., East N « . ' '
walk. Tel. 2825-2. or 143-93in All we: Needfulftr
FOB SALE—.s"‘m”‘m4"m’es" ms. souls“? 4 44 ' ‘ ’
horwalk P. O. A perfect" home of pkg“. 2047“,. J” Lgul‘aau Flue.
6 rooms, only44fs,500. George Mitchell.
Telephone 1351., g . I" am I T ” sfco'r'rA.
%%vo%a -
FOE SSAILE—Ige, «sand. gravel, cm;
r , 0am, eam: work, one44horse; ‘ , ' mm
winks. 3W: $333. Ind A“
its-Bunches
a;
Ford ton truck. manure spreader,‘ 0110
van. A gasolme tanks, 1 125-gallon, I
ISO-gallon. Raymond Street. & Son,
Darten. Phone 470.
NATHAN A. MLLL‘E‘R
Fonfitdesi‘ude-Bed Nihilists. 66x84” 93%?mwgmm. 9mm m
. r paper 1111 s of finest . um «cheerful!
Wool. Blankets are washed, renapped E3 itefiathm '1‘; 535.14
ingolgougg reaii‘dyi’iiorkuse. Price $4.50.. 4 8 Inner ‘Tel. “23.5
- . . ' c . ' ' ’
915' at Supt'é. 0mg. ets at $2.00. AD Sprinafitreel’. NOW-1k. Conn.
The St. George
no .
E“ WALL’ PAPER KND“PA|NT8 ,
Now in the limo to point have
and keep lt‘trom decay. 4 vs your
Paper Co.
FOR SALE—Cord wood, in all lengths
Tel. 1838
Studio. 7 West Ave 4
1.-
. _ SOLVE‘NT NOTICE.
District 01 l\orwalk. ssu «Probate.
Court. October 4, A. D.. 1921.
th'ééilfal?! 019531? lskgnderian. late Mrs. Margaret Alurr‘ay. {widow 'nl
'Ithe (‘Cllll:l!%f.alg‘rogfttenigldfggalfig- John Murray. passed away last night
(3.1-?! ()l'_NOl'l\'alk hath limited and a!" at low home. 3 Fund“ a-vcnuc. al'lcr
lotto-d SlX'Illonths from the. date here~ u slmrl illucss. liic (lcccascd is sur—
Deaths and Funerals ,
Mrs. Margaret M ul'l'u y.
)..,3-_3‘ , _ ,
mu Liliflu-Egifris}(“14414111135411[Juli]? 40‘: l0? "WWW“ 10f said Estate: to ex~ “W“ in" six (‘hil‘h‘en- Mm J-‘UH‘S
(4:.4'e‘41l. Ali-414.5 .011”..- also 1152.: bal'Lll fig)“. {Emir claims for settlement. (3011'- Of NOI‘WHIR: James NINTH-‘4‘ "ii
humbly zor gin-ago, Inquire ‘ at 55 ‘co‘igitec “ 13° negllcct '0 present their ac- Ilnnluur)‘: Joseph Murray. oz .\ur-_
“liar-r 5:... 517. Norwalk. Phone 473-3. tinie- .‘vvilllggedgbai‘tfiggtgdrezgmm 5:13 walk: . Miss 31.4114311th Alum-n; of
_ _ - -- 4.: . 4 l’el‘y‘ .\’4 4 Y 14- '\l‘-~ F 4-l . . \' 44\
A» _ r -. _ 3 3 1...: .— ~ persons Indebte S. . ,3 . . . I.“ .m \. . l.» .1154.» ll. .ll.l....
l .nlgll-.\r~.\eul} renmated. l-ioom (”eyed _ 51“? “d ’74-“34‘9 3’9 1‘9’ and Mrs, Sllplu-n smvll: Snizlii
house and bath HOT water heal ‘ (0‘ make Immediate. pavment 4' ' ’ I '
gin-33(- and 0m, icy? Short Walk to (0 , ,GLL’I‘ANE ISKENDERKAN Ronnxlk. unvi .nne sis-ll 1. Max .‘\l:ll‘<
‘. 5 _. L. . .. « *‘. fl.., .:‘_. 4 '_ ,.4.., 4 "l.
station and trolley. Phone Daricn 1:}. Admlnlslralnx T"”“ ”m” m ”WW” ‘\' '1' I.”
lulu-ml Will in lil‘izl \§.n ll) nil'n‘lllng‘
To. LETA—R or 4 Furnished rooms. 2 ' LOST “1 1‘ "“0““ “ml“ 4‘? 45““ '4“ ”WW“
High Sweet. So. Norwalk. ' ' 4 and will 4l4l pump. ll. 2411:! ill. will
.... . fl, LOST .1)“ Tuesd. » - . » t4 l4 1- . s 4 4 4 ’
3 _ _ - . ~ 3.7 U “1e. 1L\I pull. 1.. .1, .\l..q\ > is .n» it r).
TU LE F7443 rooms on \Saslignztpn Si. . ShUl'IDmg {iiszrjm‘ 0f ‘SO‘Q’%?4I\1\4411:1 ._
812:1: J. Bi. Bio-else]: 2x “ushlnglon435(‘KLtS—{t‘fi containing, nme hook 40ml \lrx \l-nw (4mm
e. afr-r {,1 y; ~. .g. :4. ‘ ' ‘_ ' .. .
35:3: ' ”“L "31139 10‘»! Min}. lrl, .\l:> Molt-4 'llilli‘l, Hill; of \Vlllmm
TO LET—4l-‘uruisiie-i room. all im» ~—4~4-— (Tamil. M l’.">1(4li,m:l sun-1. died .1!
l"4*’~‘t4¥!.t4ll‘4>. ilou'ajvton Ah; ROW
~4'i Frolic} 1‘{l<.\‘:’>‘ dour. Phone 20-3543.
4
Ti] HEXT~+13rnished room on Arch
\-
Eli mil}:
. . l’ri‘lmr— l’iione 23-39.
ll»: Swarm. & (‘on
8:: Fun
Will renr
party. C.
are. Ezht
mom, with
.43- ll kfichcn
1214; 6; Swan
UH rllH-E‘lls.
. in- a
s". 5.30.6449 Ii mun‘h.
Main Sires: l‘imne Ill.
M ‘
t - .. .
'l.ivlll‘ai‘44rurnzslied room. heat and 4
,. .m 2.22,)rmw-iin4ms, with plivulk mm
as, :r {we winks. Phone 614.
TLLHlJI'l“ Your , roors. on third
x 3 Lust 3345?.“9. Adults. En—
trolic; 14. l), nan ion. 12 Chestnut
5"“Er’4t. So. Xefirwalk.
ENTT—Srorage Space, house-
mture Separate rooms.
building. Hubbell Coal &
£3; , lug. Saugatuck. Conn.
‘35 3 n ur[ 4.4. Vi e have negotiable
.areliouse receipts. '
r
‘ Newell & Murray?
' Clothiers and Furnishers
“To Men Who Know"
153 Washington St.. So. Norwalkz
Special Sale of
Men's Fine W'ool Hose
Drop-Stitch and Plain Colors
45c Pair
FOR SALE
2 Family House with all improve-
atoms Fruit, chicken house, Lot
rungs, wall located in South Nor-I
uni; Price $4800. 4 ‘
Also 16 Room House with an inn
pmvsmcnts. Fine location, corner lot -
fiifxfii“
3 Price $11,000.
140:- particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Nor-walk
El Estate mural)”
KENDRICK & CHASE
GARAGE
New Address
13 Raymond St,
?
Phone 917
fi
4
Advertise in the Sentinel
. olhg'r communities. 3
_ ‘22-: ‘.4 :zlv. lusl ills-EH. :lllvr u bl‘il-f ill-.
and! 13- l4'1lnv-lul .m rVit'vs will be. héld {It
ORDER OF NOTlCE
S.‘
Jilin]?! {if Norwalk. ss. l'olm. o1 l’rn— ~" “"lW‘kA “(H-‘1‘” ““““‘i“5’-4 from 8'
{cagtrggvenfbef' “LA EL. 3921. Mum's church. 11m, 'l‘liomns J. Finn
lllon;_ tinfoil Smfflfij‘ifilqfl.“lilllljll‘.“llt‘ui‘l'ng‘l :,X,H.':i.hl.i‘i.h' :mj‘! l-m-iul will be in Si.
.DEUVEF‘H Mary A. Amundswn nl' Nulvl’ M“ 5 (”m h F}-
W‘dl‘zf In said District, guardian of tllo-i ‘
lN‘l‘r‘on'ol Henry Dl‘essler \Vrigh! mi 1.. H. I)(‘.\Intt.
said .\orwalk. a minor. of lh» fil‘sz‘ 1. Al, tholl. :s. mwzillwl' or Com-
{iéi‘iclilitndh{3313-3511 “vrigm and Pauline ”mm 1;] (.ritlln-rll‘slll Volunteers, Inf”
walk. of 11114 iiiooiiiidpgfil‘: 0‘. 8.23“} 5".“ gillml )i-sh-HluM-‘ll ”'0 4""1di‘4‘r5’ ”th
suhslancs for“ the legal ‘aIl’ixotpiligiing ll):1 ‘ in Numhm “Hung Hp was 79 years
5303 parlies of 1he second. part of '11;lll(lill. fl‘lu lmvl) was iakbu to l’iridgo-
$411917 minor child HE'Ui'Y l)resslcr‘1"4”'1 "4‘" FWWMI mwums Raymond &
glpischl. has been filed in this Court; 55“ "‘7“ 1’4“”;‘L
\l:hereas. said parties have
opium-ouch to this Court for the
prom: 01 said agreement 7
Ordered, That said application he
heard ambdetermined at the Probate
((302th in horoalk, on the 17th day ol'
_ o.xn1hcz, 1921. 7a: 10 o'clock. fore~
noon: and that public notice ilzeréol:
be given by publishing this order in a
girl'spaper having a circulation in said
(ingloihliiirirlitx‘i‘rgl file‘days before said
HENRY W.
made
H p-
0. 3G. PALM Y
Auctioneer
omce A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store, South Kerwin“
GREéOR‘.‘ Havmg .
4 Judge. '
SIGN PAINTER
Signs of every description and
anywhere
Electric Signs a Specialty
A. Toth -
10 1-0)“.an Avenue,
Plumbing Troubles ? .
Call 2389 for
W. J. ‘Ungvary:
City
Homingun, Underwood, L. c.,'Smlth,
Royal, Oliver. All makes sold, '
rented, repaired,_exchanged.
Oui- Agent Is in Town Every Day.
Hummer Typewriter Exchange
MARVIN'BEACH
LOTS . _ ,
ONLY-41mm 4
156, Fairfield Ay9¢.Bridasnofl..com 4. -
4 4 «Nos- 25.. 6:. assassinations;
LoWER TROLLEY 4 - 93.94.95. 1‘
F ARES IN PROSPECT.
(Continued from LPage 'One) ,-
Take Your Pick for?
$800:,Ea_;ch
Terms 25 » per cent down—bal-
ance in equal payments-extending.
over a. period of two years or 5 per
4 cent all; for; casn. Title to this prop.
fatty _,per£eot—re£erence Keogh &
‘Candee, Attorneys.
or other clues." he said.
(:i1?§l’l'lu_n Higgins (Rid not wish to
d'lgllss details about the Bridgeport
Sliuutll'in. but made it clear that other
communities ,of 4 the State would be
horns in mind when a decision was
rrcudcrcd for lJr'dgxnlcit; It is not un:
dcrsto’od that if a lower fare is order—
ed for Bridgeport that the same thing
will lye dou- for other communities al
once, bui rather fha‘l the lower fare
order will call for an experiment in
Bridgeport. 1hr; :csuits of which will
be £596 to dorm-mun; whether the,
commission will 252 (2?; lower lures 'for'
trom'Chai-les T. , Mtfiovérn on the
property, cor-nor Gregory Boulevard
- :and: Elliot. avenue,- any~Samrday . af-
filt mm;
for the 44 '
.HW‘"
lei-110911.40; all day Sunday. 4‘ 1
this peace.
3 if 'you’ are interested in saving mon—komplish?
ey, look Up the most scientificdnter— of the war
dowlntrod
clarcd.
In closing‘lh‘e entire audience rose:
and sang “Monica." after which the
benediction was pronounced bv Rev,
Father Finn. l
NEW HAVEN.
and with bowed heads all Connecti-
cut todayehonoréd- the unknown sol--
dier who was placed in his last rest-
lug place at Arlington Cemetery '3:
In city and town there were
services or exercises to mark the dav.
the. hour and the minutes. ‘
places the program wasof consider-
able length and detail and was to be
carried out with even more impres-
sivcncss than has marked ' Memorial
1100!].
day.
the
0 ll
()rvillo A.
America!
Thc
had alws.’
den countries.
Nov. ‘1 l.——~Silentl
In com
9
The municipal observance in New
Haven was a parade which ended at
Contra! Green Just '
noon hour.
before in
‘ .W'itliin n roped enclosure
the Green wcrcf'lhe.
Petty. the
chaplain of the lnzlud Infantry.
simply.
~1nuldson and Captains C. H. Tate. \V.
ill. lizlle- kind E. l..
Private Lessons in Dancing 4 . distanco' . of all,_.k1nds’,1l~'\‘-
Social Class on Wednesday Evening OncoLe'ary 1:00.. Phone 1577. Homo:
' Club Classes Arranged phone 353. ' . l
l
'l‘lw s- micr- :il Yalv l’niversity was
l-nt imp'rt '
«sire. Major D.
Lord. of the Yal
dawn-(- Qlliccrs' Training Corps. Inquire
{pun-ml \xreallls simultaneously at ' -_
Emmi: on four memorial tablets in J. Li. LAYTON & (30-,
:Munnriul Hull. Till-so tablets boar ' I '
ill“ mum.» of inch of Yale who died nc'
£14,, tlgv scrxirv. l‘rcsident James 5 Railroad Avenue
Rowland Angeli of lhc l‘nivcrsity.1 7 ’
those
l4“'h° gave up their lives to accomplish
However joy should he
lfelt that the sacrifice made bvr
‘ 3 .4 . heroes was not in vain. '
Tire record ‘made by the
BUSINESS NOTICE 2 [soldiers was referred to by the speak-
: er in glovnng terms.‘
(1 if; bringing about the end 13, floral wreath was placed at the. base bers of the Legion in uniform.
3' their 7
these
work ac-
indefat' i‘ .4
Phone ormfi‘oflsrnl St. Mihiel. the revel-1:21;??(il '
the gig-antic German drive and tho A bugle sounded ntaps_n
breaking: of the Hindenberg line
the combined forces of the Ailerican‘
3 Expi'dlliflnan’ force and [1105 '
So. NorwalklAIm-s. was DraiSEd-
4 Lilicrty and freedom
been enjoyed by thc United States uu- la“ cone“ 7M3, mangled
der the terms of the Declarati . I — 4 4 4'
dependence and it was to brgfgogrzilifaculty being
dom to
crush out the menace. of'militarism and
“mum-and. to restore .to the wounded
bleeding: world the. joys of peace that
the rum-d States‘took the part of ma.
Allies against the aggressive actions or . .
. the Central Power-5, the speaker de- ‘servme crosses and other decorations
hv i
c, of tho
\0.
_ families of
llll‘ll who had diod in the service and
former
A .
Twenty-seven men of the University
gave their lives in the cause. hlore
than'soo members otthe. faculty and,
undergraduates stood. at attention in the main
Memorial Chapel at noon._ Two min—' Another feature planned by the
utes later thechimes in. the towcr of committee. in charge is a grand
.OId South College‘played, “America,“ march. This will bejeadedby memo
11. American Legion.
dred people are: expected to attend
I
of the Wesleyan stair which bears the bers of the 'Norwalk Police depart-
, service. flag with its 2? golden stars. meal; who have been invited will also
President take. part in it.
William Arnold Shanklin presided} Previousto the dancing. there will
land the address was by Dr. Stephen be 3.4 concert from 8 ’o‘clock until 9
EH. Olin, '66., of New York city. q’vclock by the American Band.
Townspeople had been invited and at- ringl‘s band will also furnish music
The Wesley— so that there will be continuous
ineo the dancing.
:chapel shortly after 11 o'clock. the} 7 -
~ in academic gowns! ' '
nor. Olin finished his address just. be- 4 4 ’
fore- noon. The wreath was placid AT ANGEVINE,S
imposition by,W’a.lton.L. Muller, "23.
HEATING ’STOVES
ofKin‘gston,’ Pa... and:~Henry_L. Jones.
of
_ etendod these exercises.
3 i
.43.
'24. of Wilkes-Barre. Pa.. both un-
dergraduates who won distinguished
At Norfolk. 3. monumenton —Mem-;
, , for economy
’ortial Green was dedicated.
are famous
Captain
Charles E. Lockhart..~of New Haven}
and o; the 102nd Infantry. spoke for
the men who were‘in service. The '
dedicatory address was by Henry H.‘
Bridgman. fie music was by a band
and the Norfolk Glee Club. Veterans ~
from many Llltchfield County towns
were guests of the ,day. ~
Old Lyme dedicated a building as
a. Inemorial to the service men of the
town. This will be used both ass
town hall and for community pur-
posrs. The cost, about $45,000, was
tics.
Y
e
raised by subscription. .3 A tablet
bears the names of all Old Lyme men
who served. After prayer at, noon
this tablet 4was uncovered._ T.’ 'L.
Halnes. as chairman of the commit--
tee. presided. and the addresses were
94 by Herbert Knox Smith. of Farming- 4
ton, and Rev. E. M. ”Wells. The
school children sang. .
SUDplied promptlv. Phone 23 Ledge. 4 .
4 4 . . m d ted. Ask to: ,. rice: . .
wood Farm. Ask for superintendent. $0.311 m and paints option: H” ‘lhs'h S0360}. Chm“ “f “"91”” more ular monthlv meeting of tho
...._ ' , ' .lnu \4ou4cs singing" llvln 1.3. For t ' - . g " - - THE KIT
PROFESSIONAL m1” ‘° ‘m" ”fi‘hi’iu‘éb‘ii‘ $33624 .. W... m... a... o. no... :3 "444m Chap” 0‘ '1'44‘4‘44‘Y‘4h‘m‘
‘ l' . ”-3.4 . . r.‘ 3 f. ,. v_ -' ‘~ ~ '5 ’7';
4 8.... mm. ~ 4 143;; d... 3.4:;5.53:4:3:4:.‘:::~‘.4:..‘:.“:;‘:.‘;:.‘492:- ,. ,g;:‘:;11“,,2;::“:,.,,...
Ragtime and P0 ular Mu ' ' . . . 7 . - . _ . livrc was cncc. The throng was , , ' 4 ‘ ' ‘ . 3. . , .
, ‘ in 25pLessons Slc' Taught" N888? Bros-Local millions distance numlwrml by nu», lhousnnd. Tho ad~ n.8, s‘mlh' 394 l wow a‘enue' at 3 smw' “Winn" mmked 3“? “‘0“
A . WINN METHOD . new at ,3“ and" “495 ‘40 dress forth cilywas byActing‘ Mavor OMOCK‘ . 7 V oughly mounted. ‘Has shaking and
‘20 Washlggton St. Phone 2721 g::h.Ygi§ Adm 71 'ueet'dolm \V. Murphy in absence of M2134- 4 ‘1 d‘ynlpmg gratin. Peeddoor 1.5 pro-
tudlo Open Now , , . H r! a! 1 6r l<‘ilz(lé-l'al(i. who has been ill. and FOR SA I 'E, 21:“? Sub mica. “e :5ka m “‘0
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD CARRIGAN" FLYNN, 10¢“ “a [onggtlw lllllll‘f'h‘S for tho day was by the 5 E831
TWO-FAMILY _HOUSES
South Norwaik
10 rooms—A11 improvements. 4 .
9 rooms—A11 improvements. l '
e Price $7,500 each.
$8.75 v, and $12.00
THE NOR-WALK COAL ANDSUPPLY to. ,
.. To LATE f COAL BUYERS
Then» is a limited time to place orders for coal and expect. reas-
Delays which are liable to come with the
arrival of freezing weather. due to unfavorable delivery conditions,-
014 to the possible scarcity of the particular size thatyou want. ma."
onably' p’rmnpt driller}:
be avoided if
number 113.
you order non:
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$25.00, $36.00, $39.00
These three. Stoves lilustrated
'are only a few of the many styles
we havein stock.
exclusively for ‘the 4
by the. Frank .C. Godfrey Post. No:
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;health nurses. the child welfare wort,
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fuel and superior heating quail-- 4
Come inand see our big display. 3
orders tam <for ram °f 3“
given to show the
door.
The pcacwtime acth'itics of the Red.
Cross in the way of nursing service;
the establlslnnent of health service
centers. the maintenance of public
amount of work
the home hygiene and care of the sat
work, the nutrition service—them '
,were all explained. «
" The work oi the Junior Red Coons.
in its many phases. was spoken‘_ot,4
and the work accomplished by angel
‘ junior members waspraléed. _ fl
Other branches of the work ofadu's
Red Cross touched upon were magi» , 4
aster relief—such as the aid tandem, 7,
in the Pueblo flood .the Titanic—iw
iaster. the San Francisco fire, thaw-
veston tidal wave. the work. of the by
solar and foreign division, where this 4
needs of our service men are W -. f'
after: and. finally. the care of the
4.soldiers‘ graves‘ in France.
3 In closing the lecture. John. Bur—
roughs blew "tap." while. Mrs. Benn»
{read the following lines. as pictures”
'of the cemcleries in France. were
shown:
“Disturb them not—their splegfid'
work is done. _
“Fr-append in the starry flag. the!
loved so well;
They sleep their dreamless.
lasting sleep.
The red of poppies marks each rest-
ing place, 3
With white of lilies that they died
to save.
And heaven’s own blue smiles from
behind the stars."
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ARREST MAN ON SUSPlClOfl _
Shortly before noon today,rth‘e local
police took into custody for the police
authorities of New Haven and
port, a. man who was acting in a. sus‘
picious manner on Railroad avenue.
At headquarters today intonation
regarding the man. his name, or the
charge on wilt-h he was wanted by the.
upAState police was refused. It was
said however, that there was a possi.
bility that the man was wanted for
'morder and robbery. ,
At press-time today one of the dc»-
l lectia'es fromthe Bridgeport police de-
partment was at. police headquarters
here and was closeted with the man,
questioning him.
. BASDIT GETS $4.000 PAYROLL.
' DETROIT. Nov. ill—«A lone bandit
loaped from an automobile in tho
midst of traffic at one of Detfoit‘s bus:
nest street corners .yestegday into a.
‘ car being driven by James H. Brick~
icy. cashier for a creamery company.
loompclled’l’lricklcy to surrender more
than 54.000. and then jumped into his
own machine and escaped.
Scores of pcdestrians and motorists
witnessed thc robber): but wore unable .
to block tho llandit‘s escape. '
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4S. D. G. CANDY CO.
. WHOLESALE CONFEGTIOH- :
ERY, AND ICE CREAM 4
001133 ,
53 Osborn Ave., East Norwalk,
Phone 479—13
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DlBECT FROM HOLLAND
We received prize bulbs of Tunis.
Hyacinth; Daflodils. Crocus, 4
Chinese Sacred Lilies at lowest prices.
Boston Ferns... ..... ”Mum
Buy your Gold Fish at the .4
So. Norwalk Florist 8;
‘ Seed Co.
2 South main Stress
Thatcher Furnaces 4
Age’ ill; for the Famous Thatch-4 .
' Pipeless Frames
1: you are retdy to WI ‘
one-pipe heater see me baton
making 370m- selection
l mice Reasonable
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An Vigw Ave. PM.“
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