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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 17, 1921 · page 10

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“Wan e, To Let, For sale, Business and Profesional cards, Miscellaneous Ades. 1 L

LASSIFIED ADVERTISE

Two Cents a word; minimum charge 5L9“. per isme, 3 times $1. 00.091113 Double Price.

 

 

 
 
 

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WANTED .

 

FOR SALE"

 

BUSINESS NOTICE

 

 

 

 

Vi ANTEIF—Situation '(‘hauffeur hav

 

SALE—«5 slightly used gas heat-

 

BRAND NEW BATHROOM, $55.

14 .1 \ r1111! ex erience. FOR Syphon closet, china low down tank.
liffgu'eoha‘gmr (“Ell p1eesent gniployre er" P110“? “29' _._.._———'——'——l enamel bathtub and lavatory, with all
:1. 2(Qg‘wa 1; 1397 'T‘ , in first- nickleplated fittings; special big bar-
FOR SALE—A parlor Stow gain White celluloid watercloset

 

W’ANT'Ebe—Chauffeur, married man.

wishes position with either piixatc
or commerdal 8 years experi-
ence (‘an furnish good leferenc‘e. Agi-
dress "B.' care Sentinel

WANTED—Antiques, high prices

paid for old- tin1e furniture, n13-
maple, pine, etc, also
sold china, glass, anything or JRBI'II:
100 years old. D. A.

 

 

filial: is' over
:Bems'tx-in, 203 “'estport Ave", Phone
333. ,

\"ll-Il) Large 100111 131711 ple11t3

of closets.

 

FOR SALE——

class condition

hares 37 Putnam A\'.,e 01'

352-4.

FOR 3A1. Fr—S'

line: city water. lights
f1-.uit Cheip it' sold at on: e. Apply
V Tolles “115011 Road

FOR SALE-}19170untable rims
l'llPl‘ rep em .
511‘}: Phone 572-4. Norwalk \V

Kiggins.

WY”? st-étmg tenns to FOR SALE—Rug. babv walker, oil

M15 \Vm. Callahan,
11 \‘\"est Ave" City.

Several pairs of Belgian}
phone

13:- room house on trolley
large lot,

Ford touflngpraréL

seats, $5. Seidenberg Cue, 545 3d ave.
‘ (bet. 36th and 37th sis.) N.

 

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EXPERT: AUTO MECH AN to I

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Phone 490 "

 

ENRYL A. HEGELEIN,

If you are interested in saving mon— brought at this time if he were not a
ey, look up the most scientific Inter- candidate"
F. national One-pipe Heater.
3' call and I will send our heating man
: .to give you' installation cost.
forget we do plumbing, tinning ,

Phone or

Do not
and
work

S.o N orwalk
Phone 473-3.

 

 

1.; 123 mm 11111 Read 119111513 d Congoleulm. calms 81151273571 Sheet metal
v 1111“ famil) 10 tee. 0 98 BPS. nq.urne1:, E.‘
Wfigfifig outinoifiw: x10, Mme; No “2151111131011 St, downstairs, belowl“ Water St.,
running wager. hut otherwns'e v01? {Bottling Vl orks. ,
1 1 1 1' free 19111 0
533:21‘5‘215gh“ ’3‘. S} C111112s111e 51111111 5811120 ANT SEMI BUNGALOW like
Roz-walk. - new 27 Windsor Place, 11 rooms. all

 

 

 

gen e ral
M 1's.

do

WA..- 'TEE—“bman to
Apply

housework by the day.
Aaron Kuhn. R. R. Ave.

V1" ‘1\ PHD—Capable
no irion to do general
Add: ess N‘. care Sentingl

 

 

w 0111:1111” desires
housework. ,

 

WANTED— Experienced girls and

women to do hand crochet beading at
home on ladies shirt waists. Highest
prices Enid, steady work. Apply to
Bout: Ortenberg, Inc., 669 Main St»
Stamford, Conn.

 

VVANTED~Boys to sell vanilla after
3 school; send for free sample bottle.

Wakefield Extract Cor, San'bognvllle
N. H;

WANTED—Experienced operators on
Shirts, sleevers, Tellers. neck hand
mners, and neck band setters, to
mm $18 per week, steady WOIK. Also
serge-1" 'enced sewers on plain needle
michiue. 7 L EROY SHIRT CO

" TO LET _

If!" I. ri’l‘--~l~‘urni.<l1ed room, all 111111101:—

 

 

 

 

_ went tor gentleman. 120 V1 aslr
Jug-riot: street. lst, fioor'tn right.
TO LET " romns, furnished for

 

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all tillable.

improvements, set range and boiler.
All kinds fruit 2 acres level rich soil,
Don’ t buy a house unti
Truly a bargain
0 you know a good thing when you
see it? Terms arranged. Price $7, 500.

vou have seen this.

Ben T. Nash, Norwalk.

Ranges

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East Norwalk Inquire George
Smith, Belle Island, South Norwalk.

FOR SALE—HouseLand barns with
10 acres of land W’infield street,

E

Phone

 

 

South Nonvalk voltage
'91 ice. $15. Norwalk’s Elect1'1c (30., Li
erty Square East; Norwalk.

FOR SALE—~0ne elect1ic sewing ma-
chine motor and foot control for
A bargainfl

bub

JOSEPH S. KERY, JR.
Plumbing, T-lnning and Heating
: quntry Water System

21 Taylor Avenue, So. Norwalk, Conn.

Hym: ‘Write to sisterat once. Anna.

L204? no
LMASONRY—CARPENTRY
' 331‘}ng STONE, .TERRA

twat-kn. Retaining WW1; 11.3’ and All

and One-Pipe2 Heaters
Telephone 492

YONKEHS

LYONB

W. J. C
leases Plac-

GOTTA.

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exceptionally low price .
thoroughly modern.
and trxm
ElecnieitV gas
plot: centrally
stricted residential section.
down. balance terms and
payments Phone 19130.

range.
located.

Large
Highly ,

FOR SALE——A gem of a home at an
New and
Haxdwood floors,

fxench (10013 and windows.

size
res
, $250
rent-likel

rooms d
rial.

Naggy

 

113'

Upright pianos: will sell verv

FOR SALE—£1,700 buys good onefam-
l1ouse,can have two more lots
for $3:'10,East Norwalk Also two good
cheap

New York.

WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time to paint on: hgggg
v

and keep it hem deem
wont

on wall paper; and paints. Save tram
2010 40 per cent on labor and mate-
Alexander White.
South Nprwalk.

Bros. Local and long distance
trucking 0! all kinds._

Phone 318. 7

ed. Ask for my prices

Dal! trips to
'Addreu >71 _ street.

Court- today denied a motion for de-
eral Allen for the removal from of-
m... of District Attorney Joeepli o.
lpeletier. :,
RUSS

Pelé'tief'was Present by direction of

.of his attention until-

35 Lowe St...

 

nosi'rON'. Nov. 17. a’l‘h'e sum-11m

Iay on the petition or Attorneys-Gen-

A'ttorneysGeneral Allen, who with

lhn court. then moved that the. plead-
111.39 inlhe case be ordered complet-
ed by hfomfiy. The court took this
motion under advisement

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District Attorney Peletier had ask- September.
Will overhaul and repair your car all (rl l'Ol‘ DOStDOnement of pleadings 1111s 1 prize of $2. 50 in gold to “1109‘ CF was
makes at my Winter quarters. ' '.
Marshall Street, So. Norwalk

Ignition and Lightin
.Ff' .. ALL WORK GUA

til Januarv because, he said his can-
dlddt v for mayor would occupy much_
_ after election,
dn next month and because he‘felt'
the proceedings would not have been

The attorney-general,
“ho filed the. charges against Pele—
tii'L‘ alleging
misconduct. contended that political
considerations should not be permit— '
ted to interfere with the prosecution
of the charges.

NAVY YARDS NEEDED
IN MAINTENANCE
OF WARSH’IPS

(Continued from Page One)

 

 

 

mt‘nt .

(1m.- thing that many officers hope
will be possible under the limitation
program is that the Navy can be kept
in better shape at all times than was
possible with the larger: fleets and ex-
lt'nsive work .on new prSg'rams. This
has to do. it is said. more With pre-
purulion of plans forwassels of all
13pm; than with the actual condition
(11' the ships afloat. Those are always
in about; the state-of readines'it would
11(- possible to keep them; but with
technical personnel released, by the
reduction of the. navy from other
-it is hoped that plans for all
sorts of auxiliaries which Would be
nasal-cl in war can .be kept uponrt
nun-oughly matured Scale and these
v-ns‘scls not he, as was the case in
INT—18 the product of'huxried plan-

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wfi.

CARRIGAN & FLYN'N, 10081 and 10118,} km ping 11 sulflr-ie'nt lrchnical fozce at

trucking 01! all -klnda

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Imus-.770 2 High street. South
an'u'qik. , ,
TO ished 1110111. desirable
1 ..le I'm: on» m- two
’- l‘imne 992—4. 01‘ (“(11123
1.
11') 1 - 7 1110111.: 1:: (l St part
Hem-112.4. prl) 2.16551; 1
.1 0} room house all 1110(1-
'oxrmenss (:tn 113' located
11"1111' Inquire 11’ Hamord’

 

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two. 3 (law 11 or 'couple. Heat.
electrzr l '1- of telephone and

 

bath. Cree 10 1:5 M11111 son Si.

 

meetings.
“Mm 111 4- 9
Street.

 

roor
"Rooms."

 

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.cmenfs. 1112;.

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bezt lilo \\ ns;‘1l11gton 81.1?111-
njshed 01' 11- 2' 01' will: rent
desk 1‘0031 ,piu'w. LC.
Swartz. L ’
TO I El'v-eI-‘uul' on third

11.11 III-111 $ Adults. En—
qui: (— 1“. l3. 1.: 12 Chestnut
‘SU’CL'L So. Norwm
Fill? RENTM eras: Space, house-

hold turnit S. '91: .‘ll me rooms,
tare p1oof Hubbell C031 3:

 

Scorsese (0.1 ' :saugatutk Conn.
‘iel. \X' 95- port 47L. \1 e have negotiable
Wax choose receipts.

FOR SALE

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l'louse with all improve-
chicken house. Lot :
located in South Noz-

l’z'i-ré“ $4305).
lloom House with all im—
.::.s'. Fine location. corner lot
Price $11,000., ' s
For particulars

581-: John T. Hayes

No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
Real Estate ,lnsurance

 

A... Rd. WOGS‘IER
,, AFFGRNEX Ar LAW "
3.1::‘1‘ Examine.- U. 8. Patent Office

PATENTS

31nd tor Basil-m Patent:
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PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Lnder and pursuam to an Order of
the Court of Probate for the District
of Nor 11' elk authorizing him thereunto
the subscziber hereby”: offers for sale.-

al‘l sucl. light title and interest as
11121111 L Hoyt 'late of N01 walk in said
district deceased. had at the time of
her tie-cease in and to the following
(lesc1ibed-real estate. to wit;

One certain piece or parcel of land,
.s'iluated. lying and being in said Non

“wall: with the buildings thereon stand—3"

ins. pounded Northerly in Bambi?
1:an of Ephriam Smith. in part bylaird
o 1a1'3 Cavanauah 'in art b Ian or.
6211 hael Donnell)? and India? 3L d

LI-"OR SAI E—S Orninutes

, ‘ MRS.

,7, Ed
- L. 'Norwa

 
 
 

 

(lition cheno 16 Madison St.

 

Ner'avs lk P.

PROFESSIONAL

from South
0. A pen iect home 01
6 rooms only $6, 500. George Mitchell
‘ ‘Tel 0 1119119. 1861.
minishcd 17-10111 101' one or ;'

Listen!

 

Ragtime and Popular Music Tau'g
”7:51.23 Lesrséms
ME HOD

120 Washington St

Studio Open Now

Phone 2721

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LOUISE CANFIELD
Private Lessons in Dancing

Club Classes Ar an
Studio, 7 West AVe r ge‘lgel.

Soolal Class on Wednesday Evening

1838

Look! Four

SE};

for cash. N. L. B3xbee, P O.l301t 54' ,
South Norwalk 3 Office Leary C 00.. Phone 15V?.HO!180 round out and revise the plans con-
FOR S'xFI L d R phone 363. <1. mly. _
1 1 -— lqlll oofing. Put. on , . L \\ \S ll\"1"lt .\' N' ' " '
VVil’h a brush but. is more than paint FROM , THE FACTORY TO i k i 1 (} ' “$13~“-(B"- :the
It protects and makes roots Water - THE HOME ' \\ L‘M U “SSLL” w 111111121111 I"?
moo}. In 1 to 10 gal cans at Nonvalk Mattresses, pillows, bolsters udlumnmtermc cum way to more .(l1--
Loa‘l & Supply 'Co Phone .11." cushions of all kinds sold on our easy1"“ "“KU‘l'l‘iW‘ ““7“?" m the ‘3'“me
OR payment plan. Also renovating, Baas—1 \ms' 01' Ill! armament conference to
F I; 85:11. E-9 Z-géece dining 100m set; faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or; 11.: '1 ..'solntin.1 101 1111 monk-m of the
0a home of) telephone 317 for representative toi 1-;.' 1- 1-3.131: -
FOR GALE—Kitchen range good 0311- .NORWALK MATTRESS CO. ’1 51111111: as :1 special ‘oomtnittec on
Flush-1'11 s11 uatmn-‘ the 'ItPaflS

Franklln and Monroe St. '80. Nor-walk.

WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE

.Ls‘ : ('1 m, each.
All [I111-

single llQllsis s.

 

rooms, mull,

 

}li'gi\'i,‘11§:i\.

WILLIAM F.1H0YT

REAL ESTATE ‘

 

 

 

GARAGE

IIENDRICK & (HASH

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s01 11‘ :1 us : .
1171.11. 1'1'1'1113‘6 SKIN

The First Apnlit'litinn L LMakcs Skin
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New Address . (0111 11nd tomlortabx:
13 Raymond 313., Phone 917 I; 31311 1111’- 311111311113: 11-0111 eczema
(2'1 salllt' other torturmg, embarrass-
- ~- _ ._ V- — '7‘ 1111' skin:tr(.>1'1l:l(- 3'011 may quickly be

 
 

11111-1. The question involved is one of

3.3111. during (l1! nasal holiday to

 

tlxv l‘nt‘
nz‘ 1h. 11111“! M 1111310115 went into con-
l'v r-I :m'e’ t 1 n' Aliw 1h: respective poll-
(has l1'\\h1<":1 1 2'11 it. “ill 11% gunlfll .1an
to park out :2 pl 111 01' procedure. that
W“'t‘d(‘hrnl mes;- policies a: fair
shot-7.

L 'l‘llf‘ ton points- [31'- r-Sritt (l yeste'rrlo.)
by (L'lzihn 311th Ill; :t-mual hawking 0?
the l‘nit (1 Sit-.7193 fr-rntr-(l the basis of
“1433‘s 13:: lmnms. 31 Mob. 3301': clr Sign—

 

.311 1r. ‘(lvx'clop stop by 31951 the: exact
:lttitmlr- m‘ the nint- ilt‘l (rations; N0
(111-:- 1',~.\:l_1{~l"lnzi this process 10.1.0 very
far :11 today’s ‘ETlLs‘\3"lL.l31L'-I. 11111-171131. the
dis ssimi of :1 {negro-111 Was-coughi—
1-1-1-11 m-l'luiu to draw out the: opinions

purer rs as to the relative im~
of tho topics before (111-111;
the American. dele—
\\'hirh appeared to have cons
. support 513110113: 'tlivi retires
Jim‘s m” the other
.. the For East negotiations
11m locomo- complicate by the
writer-4's to: deal with special, S

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The opinion L of
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nfipd
sub-

 

if 11‘;

the regular meeting of Lady Jennings’
Lodge. No.77, Shepherds of
hem, held last night, in Red Aliens
Hall.
The decision was anmun- 1fair inasmuch as five cents was chargs
ced from the bench by Chief Justice ed f’dr each article of food as well as
‘for the knives forks. etc

Clark. of Bridgeport. addressed the
. organization.
members be‘secured-and offered a
prize of $5 in gold to the person se—
lcuring the most members before next,

second in the membership race.

Bancing and a social time followed 109 ~
the supper.
consisting of Mrs.
Mrs. Helen Hendricks, Mrs. Johnson
\liss Mary Collins \lrs. Annie “’etd SW“???- 171
and Mrs

various instances _ of DEPARTMENT CHIEF g

L feted and thoSe who fought. and their

pou'ers.- vsn s

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A delightful supper w as servedxaftr‘e

 

 

Bethle- w

The supper was a novelty at

During the evening Deputy Mrs.

She urged that “6V3.
She also offered a second

The committee in chaigci

George Nash.

 

GREETED BY G. A. R

(Continued from Page One) 1

 

to the-veterans who remain and to
pledge to them that “those who suf-

comrades. who died for- the preserva-
tion of the union, have hot sacrificed
ianain." Q’
There were over 200 at the dinner
and the speaking which followed. 01?

Icotnmunilies. carried
the service and ex- service
111(1'1 01 the. American Aron and Netty will never £21.11 to open the be]
and 1! eir families.
on Jul\' 1 13121 there were 11,6150
men under medical and surgical care
in Arms and Nax 3' hospitals and posts.
so establishments were 'i‘SO Red
3C1'css '(1' or ers “110 made an average
of $3.095 service visits each month
during the year.
S. Public Health Service.
Hospitals
28.-

Wot k £01

I'n lb:

Contract and Government
and Soidiers’ Homes there-‘were
am disabled etc-Sf:-
establishments 44S
rendered the same aid gi'ten the pa-
(tients while they were in active serv—

mo ['1

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WHY snovno e11:- annoys :r-o
_ r111: mmnrraa' Ran cause?

 

Beoanm “It Is Helping the Nation's
D ‘Di‘ghkzd Service 92:13,; fi- E\ on a sick child lox es flit?“
“mg ‘ e 75‘ ‘9 1' ‘ “‘9 “taste of "California Fig M

can Red 0??ng Chapters, in as Initial-the little tongue is coated, or H
organ 29 child is listless, cross, feverish.

on

In 1.13931“.

ice men. In 1hr
Red Cross Work-e

E3 er‘: month during the'lasx ire

Clarence nfixIer the American Red Cross has been in
111511911 with an average of l‘.’fl.215 evil

on and their families.

It lendered Home S'erxice

every} L
month to the families of 14. 574 menl To Have m

or the mace time Army and Vat/'3'.

It made $2,495 mans of money
entering: Federal

Ameriran l. ed Cross is providi

X ocatio'nal ‘
Training, pending the arrival of their
compensation checks.
, For the ‘veterans of the World War
the
service costing $10 000, 000 a year.
This is more than all the membership
fees paid to the Red Cross during the
last Rel} Call.
Your liemt'crship Dollar will help
to keep this work going until the need

is over.

 
 

MOTHER, onion: , ,,
amnesia no: em
FOB Guitars no

 

 

 

 
 
 

of cold. or has colic. a. t

 
 
 

In a few hours 3011 can see for W
self how thoroughly it work: all ti).
constipation poison, sour bl :
waste from the tender, little new
and gives you a well, playful chm
again.
Millions of mothers keep "Calm
nia Fig Syrup" handy. They kn w as:
teaspoonful today saves a flat 7
tomorrow. Ask your dram f
genuine “California. Fig syrup
o‘hich has directions for babies :31
children of all ages printed on betas-1.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

58
HS

Mother! You must say “California
.or you may get an imitafioa
SETUPs L’

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AGood Time New
: Photos M 7

THE MICHELSEN STUDIO ATL
WASHINGTON STREET DOES»
HlGH CLASS WORK

Photos at the holiday season in
lasting, appropriate and 321131th
Whether it is of the baby or
plan this year- to have the photov-
graph made ear , then there wli}
no rush or possible dlsappolnthm-ht.
It is a mighty good time right now
have the photograph made. Arringe:

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these comparatively few; were the
blue of the Civil “for veterans. The
Woman's Relief Corps Let the two posts
outnumbered the veterans. They pre-
pared the dinner-L :Other organizations
were represented. There were the
Sons of Veterans; Spanish W’ar Veter-
ans. the Citizens’ Corps: men who res
presented all walks of life; and the
American Legion. The latter pledged
that the legion would uphold to the

end the tradition for‘which the . A.
R. has stood.
"Department Commander Schwartz

wnsescorted to the seat of honor at?
the speakers‘ table amid. .applausc.
Following the “mess call.‘ and the
assembling of the Veterans and guests.
Adjutant W illiam l3. Carey pro-
nounced the invocation. and then for
some time the assembly dexoted its

 

brigfb of the pus!

9153'“! and are plafing’ («11161 the work;

still to M (30110..

tilt ‘lio (11d of 1hr 11- paper cartridgesi

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Lift on ‘with Fingers

 

attention to dinner while an orchestra Inquire ,
played 7
At the close of the dinner Como ._ J. BI. LAYTON & Geo! .
1111;111:4r $11M”; ”0.? l 99h: :11? Cm;' Doesn’t: hurt. a bit! Drop a little Inc. :

5k 9“ ' “.9 com“ ‘0 ( (Lpar m‘“ 0 . “Freeze-11c” on an aching corn ”in— R - 1., ,
- . ' ailmad Avenue .
($411001 and the go .513 He spoke stantly that com stops hurting. then 5

the present amlgLs‘nortu 3'011 lift it right. of: with fing-
the Intme tht. part the veterans had ers ,

Trulv!

1 Your drug gist sells a tin3 bottle of
Then If introduce; "'Frrezone" for a few cents. sufficiem
1-111 (.epnnmcnt common or. 33110 nus to remoxe everv hard corn. soft c0111

11-:11n 5111-11? at i ,_ k 1' or corn between the toes and
( (1mm 1m ( SG‘“ xrtr “0m "1c 0 calluscs, “ithout soreness or irr
”3" om rims “ht'll the boys in blue bit ti on s

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

for the sitting at your earliest m
ience. This studio is well
with up—tOsdate equipment, is tel
trally located and has the very latest:
ideas in unto-date photography. ,
Quality of workmanship at mascara-4
tive prices essyour experience at this
establishment.

THE MICHELSEN STUDIO ,
78 Washington St, Phhn {32‘

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FOR SALE

South Nor-walk 4
10 rooms—A11 improvemm
9 rooms—All improvemefl¥
Price $7, 500 each.

 

 

 

TYPEWRITERSI ,
Remington, Underwood, L. fin“...
Royal, Oliver. All makes 808,.

 

to load an 11 guns His remarks 111-7
_ (flu-led- 11171113 l'1;tle stones ehich were-1
3' humane 1'-
Fit! set forth 1hr Wat's tori-winch firf;
3103's hai- foil 3:111, and aimed for the
11rcsc‘1'v1'iicn nt‘LLtlmse ideals

Deaths and Funerals

Miss l' liza‘tctlt \l. \I nlmu 3.

 

 

 

 

 

Bliss “Jinnah “.3121 our 3 of 0:111:
11621111111. lar 17112113' 311.11: 11‘. (111;: ivy-4 $1
of the Ti. 13:: G. Corset CZ. 1112,1111. An .
Street. 111ml Tweak“ afternoon at; Lori"
home. after a ling 'l'ing‘ illness. She

is survived

:11 :31

was 135 years 01 and
113" 5111?- hrothcr. :l amick Malone}; and
0111‘, Sister Salish Kate Multan V. The
hint-rill vans ll‘F‘lfi' this morn 1;: 1-11

 

 

3.61’rli3r'l; from the 11111“- lfiom'e and f
'O'Clook' men tile. (“organ-.1111 1’.
church. \1 1th solemn h1"l1 mass I31“:
in! “as in St, Marts" s (c-mtter,‘ \OH:
walk. '—‘ '

 

 

, The Amt-11102111 delegates take
t-ositfion that {he 1731' ~East'ern
stions are llQl’.lE'(‘l‘1l’lle‘.l Slllle‘CILS

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

quested to
to ,, ,7 :- JOHN J. GUN

Admmstrigoh

LSO’LVENLT NOTICE
Difi‘criet of Norwalk '58..
47mm: -Norem_ber 16, A. D. 1921
-t to or George S. Kendall llaté

k in said district deceased

 
 

 

”3‘77

six months from The datehereof for t
creditors of said estate

 

neglect" to present their
he debarr‘ed a recovery.
indebted 10s
to make immediate pa} ment to

4F. KEVDALL,
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lz:'l}ligbgh;sra\'; and Sootherlv and “rest-
" ‘ v1 and now or form 'L
George ll. Holmes erly owned by
Keeler. '
For particulars and :11er
-. a. a 1'
. , FRANK .8 HQ pp 3

and newm o. .

are re-
:make 1n1me’diare payment

PrObate

a; ourt'of Probate for the district
of Norwalk hath limited and allowed;

to exhibit '1
their: claims for settlement. ’1‘ hose who? '

accoun . .
properly attested; within said time wish s

All persons.
sgid Estate are requested

Executrix. 7,

 

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by acidity.

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surest relief for Indigestion,
lFlatulence, Heartburn, Sourness, Her-l
menta‘tlon ox" Stomach Distress caused
; 7 1- A few tablets give almost
“a immediate stomach relief and shortly

' the stomach is corrected so you can
eat favorite 7

ular session and general social time

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

foods without fear-.4
'Millio'zs helped annually.

Large case ecst.

drug store.

 

LEI-England does likewiSe
Wei. The newspaper thinks that
conference thus far has done ext
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BOMBAY India. Nov
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Comments on the various propo’sals
at the comfort nee and reports of the
pi‘oceglings in all the morning news.
papets'. xxhic‘n manifest sustained in~
::-"l:e1-Lest in the progress reported. .

The Times says it is very encour—
aging to hear authoritative- Japanese
vomes in Washington suggest that Ja—
“pan 111713 withdraw frbm Shantung if
in Wei— Hei—

in re»
it’é‘filifig. how deep and intimate is the
{agreement between the L'nited States
“Pape’ s Diapepsin” is the quickest, and Great Britia‘n on the larger prin—
Gases, Icip’les which dominate both.

Weather Forecast

 

 

tobaccos
Crucible Steel fell 13-;

steels.
sues.

and 31'. respectively and Industrial
Alcohol broke sharply on rumors of
umavoz'aL-le (lixidend action by the
directors aft er the close of'the 5(5—
sion. Call money “as plentiful at;
yesterdav‘s fixed rate ofrélg

\VALL STREET, - 1: 30 "p. m.———Re-

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

e4'Valley strengthened coal shares , at
mudday... Chesapeake &. Ohio. which
controls Hocking Valley . and

scheduled to act ‘on its own deferred-
dividfinds tomorrow; rose 'OVer
no tsa - Inact' specialties
heavy especial!
Silit.,'Pfd., which ell 5 1:

 

 

 

 

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and. miscellaneous is;

per cent. l

sumptio: of dividends on Hocking-‘

3'}
were .
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'P'Hfl DESIGN NE‘YS HOYNIJ.

“Pleas-2 11:11 me the names of 3

or rich in 11:: man interest. ‘ v- sltrfis." said “7,. editor of (-13. Petu-

fate Argos .
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our Hummer Typewriter Exclaim

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NE\\' HAVEN TO S0. NOR\VALK..
Sumatra;-
Tobacco Common and Preferred 3'11; 1'.-

Daily.
6 A. 3L-—-4.52x. 5.47, 6.47, 8.99.
9.453: 11.00
.P. 311.-—12.1,‘3X. 12.54, 2.06. 3.
4.22. 5.12, 5.30, 6.04:, 6.1Gx, 9
ILL-{IX " '
Sunday.
A: \‘ln—d. 521:, 7.54, 8.31x, 9.
11. 0‘3. :: ' 'l ' '_ 9
P. 3ir12.19X. 12.5431 1.01.1; _.
3.5811432. 3.94); 6.10X 7i7x, ,9
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’ 1111 i it by using )lt'ntlio-Sulphur,‘ 7-1113:th prolonged scrutiny of ex-
3:335? To? iii“: L]: ACCO‘UNT LII'CILEE‘I'S a now-F1 skin specialist. n. 1-1 ’I‘hny would ',-,(:1,;:-,‘;,,11 to mite. {hf I or N'oi'wn‘k a11dxicinit3“ P1151»
‘d S.. . ow: .1 . . . ,s. , , . 1 . . 1
Court \‘orr-zmhei 16 A “g ”91"1ol1a1e _l.111.s.‘.,,11:11,111. 1111.31.1r11txon, be (2.11131, 1.1;: :.in1 r11 the 11111 (cnfi 1-1511"; 1:0 (11' amt- rain tonight and 1 ri(l'.13;\\ar1'.1—i Flu bL‘ Troubles
_ 13.415119 0! Jennie W Serf'WJ-fl "M“, f. m “5 f—fl‘r'm lll'le(b)'lllg‘ propertit s. 501— 1' ' to work 311010111. purcolmg out 0,. ‘ tmught' '1'1 5.1 30,2111, 1113 XVIII-’15.! -——~--‘—- - . It! Big
Nilu'val'. in said distxii-t, (it-(Nan ed. 0 km“ I'm" 1‘3 quickly subdue itching: 1 lies of the task to any more suh- :The front gdgp" of the thin are; .- has N'E'W .YORK '1‘0' 50. -1\0R\Y;\I;K..
I .Ql‘uihled. “mt {he ext-r'tutm cs: ex— .m-H, “1- “My 1.,12111113. The first 1111—57-11. .. :illm's than are absolutely esscnv 'quangc-d during the last twenty 10111., Bath. C H 2389 f 'r
': ' ,.. - \ 1 . l f 91" "' " ' .
Ill??? €211;er fadmgmstyx anon account to pln' ntzon moms tllo' skm 7 cool and-kiwi: ‘ - - _ _ hours from O'hio édst‘vald to Blaine .’ ‘;‘“‘" "402% ‘ a ' P
hate ofi‘i . 01 Na 311s men: at the PK). (:on1lortzthl1- n; .511 and DIOIChF‘S are IH\I)O\ \o\- u “\otlimg must Cloudv “cathc: with rain or snow 7' 3.1 1:114 l
01 Decetfibeitl'l 193131111113“ the 13‘ (lav L31“ fl“? “wit “7" L 31““110 Qulphur i5 "'L‘n“ in “10.3an 0f ratification or flu” prexails generalh this ramming in all' ‘ " L‘w' 3 30"3 ' ,
noon: and that all ggrsmfsciicagi 91:31:}- Winn-.1 like 1121) ph- 1s mt cold, cream ,1; xican proposals .for limitation of thr- nurthcrn districts cost of the ”\Lis-- ‘. .. 511113;. , .
in said estate mav be notified the'flxeol ,1 and .15 pernw'tlv lam-nurse. 1011 (::111_ln navxes of the I mud States. Great sissippi 1iver The area of. low pres- ,- l . . _ n ;
theh execmuices wall Gauge this 011‘1-31 obi-.1111 a smol: 3:11' trom' any good E1'. 1-:iti 1n :1}an Japan. declaire-s thedDaily sure extends from New Mexico north-g A I 6 "ulid‘lV. Q ’ 7 11' (’3 l _
I) P 1111 ‘qhed 1n 1 ne‘VSllaper having druggist. “ “3"”) this mormng n “n (’ 1tor1- eastward io"3fichigan. - The weather? - - " "- U” =4 3‘, “tux, 3-- 3-1
E‘tentplauoxé 1E1) said distrirt at least E I A Pl 3:11 (:11 the “'ashington conference. 33- cleuxing‘ in the northnegvfn dis-- . 5f. 3
(ass e me said first (lav of 3 es ' Erie an “'ll t newspaper welcomes the report- '1 ', ' 3.35s 32.:
1 . . » l ‘ ' tricts. There has been quite a decid<. . _ ,
“Hem“?! 1115:1er , v ’ ' ~ g “I b -. h' . D ’ ve ‘1 ‘1 decismn that 130 understandmg ed r3" in tempera’uut- in the eastern .5 “3‘s b {”‘X' 7 “’33:. 7 6133‘ SGEX. 11- -1"S~i
,‘ 11X “. GRLGOEESdZTG .1 , em BIS lp I'll/e “1:1 11: {may}; approveddulritill the m:— portion 0£ the Lake region and 3.6,“. 332333.. , - g t h 7
A ’5 W -V :1 til. us 0 “ rance—an a V is so — England - ' ' 1113 0 er F 1111133323
- Grand \Vortln' Vice—I’resitlcnt Htr— " 'din thi lo t m a : ' - ' ' . ”SO. NOI’VV‘IK TO NT“? Kfi‘T‘h‘
SOLVENT NGTICE .. . . . , , “(11.111031 g s ( 65 no en ce, ‘ - x 1 .
- bert Ch‘oyns‘k 01’; $2111 Francisco inl.. t l tw tl -'n '- - ‘ . - 1 Bail). ' f m
Di 11$ , 1h. dare-ermn 1e eon 1e major m1 . “F 2 M. , an; fof the mags
Com: \fgvgxtnbg‘oi'awaikl) ss._ Probate will as“ 1111- Non-talk .4-111e.\'o 533'. vies. tor nothing must mterxene to‘ Today In an Strait 1 A. M.'——G.EZ. ’1' 15.9.1323 11126117.: Ag Pipeless rinses _.
, . , . v - - / 2‘ a .1 - :a t -
, Estate 01‘ New Pepe,- 1:315:12 10f N Fraternal Order .01“ Eagles. 1321113 111 prevent sealmg' of the great compactl . 3 P. M.——13- ‘ ,1. 17.3 “s 4_1_ QWLE d t
walk in said district, deceased 0F Jamar-.319 imtiau 3' 1mg“ class or Secretary Hughes has outlined ’ Vi! 1LT. STREET.\0011—-Pullmau 6.23. 7.13711: 8.445.319.1311, 12.1Sx. 13.28s.; I! you are 1'33- Y 0 1331.583“! .
$03339. (Emit of Probate for the District; (andfiates to {‘1‘th orgamzatxon 3”- The- Daily Telegraph also is con. 'and Haskell and Batl;er.1~:hich, are 1.053;, l: 01199199 heater 59891:: 1'“.
£53 £22315. fhgth 1711111781"de allowed,Ch°‘“S§‘ ‘5 3.3'15WLVEI‘ b." protessmn Vinced that the world will apprbve expected to' anncunm their merger; Sunday 1: making your e tion
l : a1 :11 tie date hereot for.but has ”Pen GOUBPGit‘d “101 t1" the abolition of submarines. but today. were among the strongest' A. 31—41083; 7.43, 9.712;, 113.19,! ce Ransom};
t e creditor of said Estate t . . _ , ‘ _ 7 ~ 11
their claims 1-0. settlement Tl? exmhfii 'Eag‘lé'S for man} 392175. _ . (mums whether this is practicable stocksof the actn'e forenoon. Pullman uplox. ' ' ' g oe
neglect to present theil aggguvgxtm At a meetmg held IaSt night La mem- and further thinks that the confer- rising Hippoints. Oils. rails and 31111.33 P. 31—1 193;. 2_fi?x3 4.423, c.3233 Servi PM ,- L. ,,
arojpegggv-dagtest%¢ Within said thug: :ggslllgmgwe was planner-t: 1311:1331}: once can not ingore the wie hes of (ms sps'ciailtieiz1l‘513 extended their (3.413, 73371;, 8.23:, 8.4611, 9.131;, 12.183! Stephen met
1 e are a lecoVen All . xttee gave a pa “1 1' countries with 51112111 nm 115‘ re ard' 0- early gains. but' the advance Was 1-? “q; -. ' ' 1 ' , -- 7
. per . g ms -... .x. 7 , ' ,
sons m’debtedfo 53“} (351er AL luncheon was sened after the 1eg- undersea craft. chccked before noon b\ selling 0t; 3 AIILVIGW Ave.
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sanitary presses in the state.
grind as reasonable as unseat.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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. give you service second to
soc-Tn 310313311111; ’10 nea'nms'.; tr 1.3.1 will conmce
93511“ 7" '1 3

A 31. ——5.351.r‘3. es. ' Barrels mongre-

‘ 12' 31—1 25 1 54's 439:. 53.1; ms ' sizes. new unused, '-'",,
L Sundav. -111, the state.
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