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Damages o
~ate suits have been filed in the Super-
' ior Court: against Henry. David and
‘Isauc Frisky. comprising the firm of
15 MERW‘N STREET I-‘OR Siilul-Inlfllii Four Door Dodge
Sedan. 1921 Ford Sédan, 19241 Iford
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“‘QNTED—I Rooms 1 or 7-. _ Sudan. “-1“ trade in open Car for an)“
9” 3W“- A‘Iiiii‘i‘s“ HI KI- “We 5““!1- m‘ ”190 :tlinvo cars. Call at. ’Deering’s
“I‘E ‘ v.11): Franklin Ave, Norwalk.
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\‘(A I\' “2’21 two Suns. _,, .
liu- and x ‘E'Tll't’S I0 PM” FOR S.I‘ll._l‘1AI(‘,ider1 Eleven barrels,
{Ospniui “. .s:ed lady as lii>i year s and this year's, A150 vm_
hmé; ‘ )I _ \\'.. p, 0_ Box. anx' mam» iron} selected apples. P. O.
488’. siiiiifl ‘ 13m.— 33:. Statutord. '
.{YA \‘Tl:;tL-—.\r , ,,\1.e,.itm...d {‘0‘}: sALE~~To close an estate.
hmmuimv. 0“” 13m» Lzru Hoyt Homestead. 256 East
1' i .\ .‘. .1 Ave. .I‘lmlse 9 rooms. \Vater. gas,
l-.. 5 “ up 1. - electricity, About one—half acre land.
#‘I p fl llillletilille possession. Inquire Mrs
1\'1\'Tl£lv 0' ‘-'I‘ g”‘50 “‘4” Jamie l. ' "' 0 - H
n :_.-.:-::_\ Ward‘ Seven )3. H5"; . H0) t, 3 Cottage St. 01 Frank
1):,“ 3,!‘5 l‘cl‘ “"i'k' Np“? 'J‘l‘OlltfiV. . -
um. .. “'ILI. EXCHANGE — my beautiful
residence at Darien for a farm. Ad-
dress Box 4?0. Darien, Conn.
l‘vs.’ 02:11 r- Box 4135.
\l'.‘..\'l‘l—Ill~\'uung man desires posi-
witli reliable concern.
recommendalIons furnished.
box 47?. [Marion Pbstoffice.
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FOR SALE—Cord wood, in all lengths
“ Osutplilled prgmlptfly. Phone 23, Ledge-
. 3. ‘0 arm. 5’ orsu er' '
- ‘I {TED—Jib borrow $7.000 on first. p mtendent‘
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0,: 535.330 on second. FOR SALE—Elegant Resirencc. All
.\oroton. P. 0. box, 393.! improvements, large ham, 2 acres.
Near Bell Island. Bargain. Geo.
v.01 \"leD 47011:- for repair. We will ““11““- TCICPhone 1361"
string, repair and furnish all nec—
I‘Sr! \' parts to dolls of e\‘ery make at
“.fillle price. Doll Hospital. 8
Sn. Phone 339, So. Norwalk.
LOST
LOST—0n the afternoon of Nov. 8th.
a package containing note hook
and. papers of value to the owner
oniy. Kindly phone 500. Reward.
torpedms off
Notify Lake
lridgcport and
v.3 :(TED—Boys to sell vanilla after
‘ :01: sepd tor free sample bottle.
field thract CO., Sanboruville.
LosraTwo
Bridgeport
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I‘I'It'n iv.~
dummy
harbor.
Company.
rvwzl ltd.
WANTED—Experienced operators on
Shirts, sleeve-rs, fellers. neck band
:runners, and neck baud setters, to
earn $18 per week, steady work. Also
Tarp-trimmed sewers on plain needle
micnzue. LEROY SHIRT CO.
‘ TOTET
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LOST—~Bank"hook No. 5162 issued
by the. South Norwalk Savings
hank. Finder will please. return to
said hunk as payments has becn'stolh
2"“ Ll-j'l‘ ~ zooms on Cross St... :1“ IN“
.- . nvwiy painted and ' ‘ ‘
'11-. .1 1. {mg 11.8 105 5011111 Alain. PROFESSIONAL
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120 \«Vashmgton St. Phone 2721
Studio Open Now
ell bedroom \iitll us»- of
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MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Prxvate
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ft} m: _ ‘ ?1'yf . . ' Lessons in Dancin
sf; — "h*I‘Tr(‘1!SOO‘/3| Class on Wednesday Eganing
__ , , v. _ Club, Classes Arranged
'l'u P: A ewmm hour». Icon atddm’ 7 we“ Ale Te" 1838
l iixlgn‘ureiur-tlzs. Il’zq \' r ‘ '
.r‘ *' No. 2 Hartford Fiat-v.0.i
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. 0‘ 'l‘ —§?oraze space, house- DaVld,‘V. Raymond
bold tn Separate rooms. ~ v v
filing"? “In. Coal s. L!1\DERTAhER
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. nagotifable Tole—Office. 1103: House, 693
NEVJ RED MEN’S BUILDING
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at Auto P’t’g Co a
Is the place to go if you care £6!
a. first sis
Varnish Job.
The Textile Store
Outing Flannel ...........
5:." So. Main and Woodward Am .
Phone 01
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i8 Zn. Ec"u Pure Linen
Absorbent Toweling ...... 1
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tw___,. __ . i‘ .. , WE 135 Washington St. S. Nort'alk
O. G. PALMER
Auctioneer _
.3302 A. DfMorgan
Eisrdvmre Stare. South Nomi}
Thatcher Furnaces
Agent for the Famous Thatcher
Pipeless Furnace
It you are ready to purchase I
one-pipe heater see me before
making your selection
Price Reasonable
Service Prempt
Stephen Miller
All View Ave. Phone 397
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Cider Mill
THE sense!
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FOR SALE
TVVO-FAMILY HOUSES
South Norwalk /
10 rooms-A11 improvements.'
9 rooms—All improvements.
Price $7,500 each.
Inquire '
J. M. LAYTON & CO.,
' Inc. ‘ -
5 Railroad Avenue
Reynolds Cider Mill
BOSTON POST ROAD
At Scribner Avenue
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I. Good Time Now
i 0 Have Christmas
Photos Made
713 3.0.:CHELSEN STUDIO AT 78
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vvssszuo‘ron STREET DOES .
HicH CLASS WORK TO THE PUBLIC 1
the holiday season make I
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I‘Opriateand sensible gifts. From now until further notice the:
. _ , k ,. __ _ Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company l
:1. l o. $133333: 05“: 0325311: have.reducod prices on all Bugs and l
; L. 2. ~ij then there Wlil be Carpets, both washed and dry cleaned i
27 . - _ possxgle disappointment. AIL orders called for and delivered 3
> coo time right now to PHONE l
‘ , graph made. Arrange 980 7‘
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_ I e-quipx'nent‘ is Gen. T0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: l
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Rottce IS hereby given that my:
wife. Jessie Cutbill. having left my"
bed and board. I-will not pay. nor be
responsible for. any bills contracted2
.by her. "
Dated, Nov. 23rd 1921.
CLIFFORD B. CUTBILL;
2d has the very latest
2e photography.
kruanship at conserva-
‘ experience at this
Phone 437' '
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WASTE D FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICE
,- 3 I- ,I . 30 has. BRAND NEw BATHROOM. $55.
r(‘:\1:r\:}ll}:sklv\tlfd':3§“gegod C53mm; Srnhmlr51013023.b chlgal‘ 10W don"n,ttt:1nl§i
'. 'I i, 1‘. 2’“, . S 5. Pl . 2391. 10 F ir ename )atitu an avatory “'1 a
‘3 ANTED ‘S‘Qd XV:;.I.\...}1{3.I 10m ' a .lnickleplated fittings; specia’ big .bar‘
. . llt'r‘ii Operators on ‘." ‘ lgain. gyvhléelIcgluloid ggtersloset
'. ., _ I. . :1 In . ' " 5. LE—- ' wnk horses. 1 saddleseals‘n-jh ' en 91} erg CO--_ 0 3 ave.
... .5. Also exptiitnud hand Fo‘ikgotkh‘; miwd‘ cellars cleanedilbt‘I-t- obth and 31th 8‘s.) 1‘. Y.
7 ‘35- ll . ‘33 lot by hour or day. Edwar , ‘T
.v “0 2-3:! lmy street, corner Raymond: EXPERT AUTO .MECHAMC
M. l\. T\fayehoif & Co. mm
‘ by highway called the Garden Road.
. Parsons.
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ngm-y lire-sky & Sons of Bridgeport,
'as the result of an automobile accid-
lent on October 5. 1921 at Noroton
Hill. near Darien in which Andrew
Taylor, well known undertaker of
the latter town was killed. when a,
truck belonging to the Bresky tirln
crashed into his automobile and do-
molished it.
The largest amount . is asked by
Edward B. liindley, who alleges in
Will overhaul and repair your car, all his complaint that the truck of the
makes, at my winter quarters. :Bresky lirm was being operated by
Marshall Street, So. Norwalk
Ignition and Li hting S stems
ALL WORK UARA TEED
Phone 490
If you are interested in saving mon-
eyulook up the most scientific Inter-
national One-pipe Heater. Phone or
call and I will send our heating man
to give you installation cost. Do not
forget. We do plumbing, tinning and
sheet metal work.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
56 VVater.St.. So. Norwalk
Phone 473-3.
JOSEPH s. KERY, JR.
mbmg, Tinning and Heating
C_ountry Water System
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iless manner. CRUSH]: it to violently
plaintif was a passellgt-u He claims
that he will be permanently disabled
and that medical and other expenses
have ulrizuly amounted to more than
$2.000. Ht.” further Claims that his
earning capacity is permanently im—
'paer and asks damages of $25,000.
Priscilla liindle)’. the other passen-
'gcr in llu» car claims that as a result
{of the injuries she sustained. she will
-be permanently disabled and asks
ldamages of $15.000. In her com-
lpluint she claims that her medical
.Ranges and One-Pipe Heaters land other expenses have already amx
Telephone 492 lountcd to over 53.000.
21 Taylor Avenue, So. Nor-walk, Conn-' The car was owned and driven by
__ W—T’ *LVONBT-‘fl ~Andrew Taylor. Who for many years
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Phone 2047 20 Isaac: Placoiwa‘s .an Engemm‘ ln D'arian. .Mar-
MASONRY CARPENTRY ‘gucl‘liw laylor. as ‘admlnlstratrix of
BRICK. STONE. ERRA COTTAIhis estate. alleges in her complaint:
PIASTERING, limit the car: which was valued-at ap‘c
ngwg ’proximatclly I$4l.0((i)'01i\'as demolished,
,an xlthut "213‘ U!‘ ml in October as a
Walks. Retfgififianyhael'fif and A“direct result of the injuries he receiv-
&‘ . . , fed in that accident. The. complaint
’ WALL PAPER ANDPAINTS :smos m- is survived by a wife and
l‘ Now is the time to paint. our house-om child. one month of age. Dam-
.md keep it from decay. {lave your‘ag..s ol- ggwmo are. claimed. ‘
:rooms. decanted. Ask for my prices: -
Teacher Ends Life
30a wpll paper. and paints. Save tram}
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South 1.39de l on eath of Brother
Edits; 33.503333533353333 f ‘.i.“:;;?; ”1 3 “(a 0.00030“:
New York. ~Addrosl 717 09$! Imetglivq-sismin} of Miss Sai‘l‘nsh 11;“:95131132311;
Phone 318. . . 7 , :45, “3‘ l'nion strwit. M'oum. Yer-
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CARRIGAN & FLYINN local and lo inun. .i nut-lau- ()l lnuuunccs In one of
dist ea c '01 . 1 .th' :. 54'!Ei)\)lfl in The lironx. New
lxi'\
Oflcg Leary & C0” mane 1577. Hon“; huh, Sh- slmt lln‘Il-st'll‘ in tho tomplt.
Dhona 363. 3“?“ l' "‘I‘l\""'~ “‘4‘ llli‘lllt'l‘ found
' all. a' Ewlv hill: (“nil tlw lluul‘ of a bed.
FROM THE FACTORY TO :l“‘-WI
THE HOME tun; 3:21 of .ll-lllrS V. Simpson.
Mattresses, pillows. bolsters andIznrw- In. rm» .zudsv “1‘ Mount Vernon
cushions of all kinds sold on our'easy mI :nln-r of 334" law firm of .-\II
Quill: .;
pavment plan. Also renovatln eat 3- . . . "r. v ‘I . - - '-
faduon guaranteed. Drop “a agcard E" ._ . . .. hinlkmud. )ox V.:l.n.h;ttt‘aln. } “$5
telephone. 317 for re res t. .. \HI...‘ :...:1 , :mmwlnu’ ms 1PM -I
ll 9 en save wjy .~ I Sim- Unit time, it was
Hi‘ilt'lll’t'd moody
'NORWALK MATTRESS co.
Simpser:
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Nag-walk!“ vl-Ia-ss-wl. Shi' ls'ssml hr-r mnlluu‘
" m 'fi'fi— .__‘___._____~____4__I \\'mi;l- night, \\ 5th
FOR SIXLE than I'v. :n’l'm-li Mrs.
2 Fun‘jly House With a“ improve-’ 3 l'.i St‘i'n'v.> condition from
3181113- 1"I‘uit. chicken house, l-ot"":2"""‘0
{Oz-Jilin. I\v«.-;ll located «in South Nor-t . "‘ "'W" ‘
walk; Price $4301). . 1)! “UV 'lHlti’H‘lei‘ “’ORTH
Also 10 Room House. with nll lrn-i “3‘” ”5““0‘ ”"T ‘\ ”HO“-
ormcmcnts. lo‘ine location, corn-3r lot
116le: Price $11.00!}.
For particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Norwslk
Real Estate ' " insurance
lapped
In t.l('ll “ll
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0N FAR EAST Fl 19 ‘ ~l' R ‘l ‘Ki 1‘ ‘
ARE RESULIEDl Smith-til:3f tdl‘c; “fit‘h‘a s't'r‘oiil‘ at his
‘ gimmi- in 133 Main street. Frederick ll.
l.\lcl{inlcy. formerly president of the
7 now defunct Norwalk Ignition Com-
In the “outside“ developments Qf.panv. which ha da place of business
the coniercnce,’the conflict of View in \\’all street. died at 2 o'clock this
between the British and Chinese dole-fl morning. in the Norwalk Hospital.
cations on the application of. the four. Apnplvxy was the cause of death. ac—
general principles already adopted‘cording to Dr. '1‘. ll. Bradley. the at-
Deaths and Funerals
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long of ill" ugvnls in it careless. reclb'
crash into the machine in which thc‘
;with relation to China. remained the.
loutstanding point of interest. It hadl
been revealed authoritively today that
the purpose of the American deleg. -
tion in bringing forward the Root re-
solution was to place the entire far
roaster!) negotiations on a foundation
. of accepted basic principles, whose ap-
'DHCILHODS theer would be no eseape,
the consideration of details involved
in the Chinese ten points and other
open issues. At the. same time it was
said that the continuance of interna-
tional supervision of Chinese customs.
finances and oven
.in any sense inconsistent with the dc-
clnrntions in the Itoot resolutions in
favor of the maintenance of Chinese
intem'ity and independence.
VVASHlNG'l‘ON. Nov. .3 (Ry the
.Associalcd I’ress).———13elief was train-
i log ground today among foreign (lelc-
gations that thc‘nrnmmunt and for
eastern conference might adjourn the;
fortnight of December to give timi- t0
the. delegates to go home for Christi
mas.
Some members of the delegations
have already secured passages aboard
the Aquitania. sailing from New York
on December 13. In the. interval of
the adjournment. the committees and
subcommittees of experts would con—
tinue their work and have precise. re—.
solutions ready on the 'Tcassembl-ing
of the conference.
\VASHINGTQN; Nov. 25.——A com-
mittee appointed by the recent annual
convention of the Seventh Day Ad-
ventist Church at Minneapolis called
today at the \Vhite House, to present
to President Harding a memorial ex-
pressing the "he-arty accord" 'ot’ the
denomination with the purpose of the
armament ('Onff‘l‘flllt‘l).
"fWe are. therefore." the memorial
said “encouraging our people devout-
ly to pray for your personal guidance.
and for guidance of thosc assembled
in the conference. to the end of that
future war and bloodshed my be aver—
ted.“
RESTAURANT
M'EN SUE SHERIFF
PEASE FOR $10,000
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lilo prorlficml' ' insurance papers to
lprove lllS-niallil: Stemlmz however“ it
lis cluimul. dulzn'ul. in .‘i loud tom‘ of
Eton-w. nl'cuznpnnimi will: sxveur words.
llult ltv didn't curtatn 5&1" the proof.
lit-mus finally Iobtninul Sieiu'lvl“s
v‘nnst-nt to hold up the. serving of the
txlél‘l‘s untilrlxc had seen ll‘ti' attorney
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land lurln- my m the ur rs ol one "
:St'lzult'v :lml now cl~ l‘l::.tl"~ s .‘l‘liiel..
ldiim'rnsul and in part l'v} land of John
“H. Knapp; Easterly and Southerly by
land 0!" The N. Y., N. ll. «'0 H. it. It.
ICON {lllll “Esta-Ly by liiglnrux crllioId
0Hiu‘nlnnd Aubur;
..ls!lil;gtnn's l‘rox-lnmution
Louis lardos. ‘
2:33-re‘.u-c";—;\lnx Rosenberg.
lI‘irst Thanksgiving”
l‘il;!‘..ll'§
All that certain tract of land L. l-«l‘l- [93“.],
n T. . '- - r. v r" V ‘A' I , . r ..
lkntmn as the Mite 11 Lots. (outnminb <nywx. . ...;rl<s:1\‘m:r Hymn.
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I" «stinmtlou. “built t“ my "0) Many huh school students attended
’lii‘l‘ib‘. and hounded,.\ortherly by land. ”w Jim”. 23“.” .l‘-" the High School
.ol‘ Dudley 101. Hoyt; Easterly li)’ said
, _ 537.7 .mgnlrt. in t‘onlmunity ll'ull.
llhg'liltlnd Avenue; Suutht-rly in "
'I‘hv- Dramatic Club Social will he
1".“ Mammy nt'te-rnog'm. After this
sot-Sal. no students. unless members of
the lmmmlic Club. will be admitted.
7 C‘. ‘M.
part
in part by land of Dudley l-Z. Hoyt.
and in part by land‘formerly of'one
zind now of Jas. J. Ste-it-
heixné-r.’ and \Vcsterly by land of said ' 7
Stelthe-irner and perhaps in part by'lfiCORl’ORlT
l-‘. \VI’I'H
land of Joseph Cox; CAPITAL 0F 350.000.!
All that certain tract ' of land __ I
known as the (‘oul Pit Lots contain-_ The incorporation of two companies;
mg‘ by estimation, “"01” “4‘“ (10) each with an authorized capital Stool-ti Now is the time ' for every
acres. and bounded Northerly in part
by land of Dudley E. Hoyt, and in
part by land formerly of V‘Villiam R.
Lockwood. deceased. and now of Eu—
gene )1. Tollc-s; Easterly by said
Highland Avenue; Southerly by land
of the N. Y.. N. .H. & H. R. R. COJ
and \Vesterly by land of Dudley E-
Hoyt: . '
For particulars
of $50,000 was recorded in the office
of the secretary- of the
allay. The Geometric Garage Co. of
New Haven was formed by Harrison
T. Sheldon. william 13. Gumbart and
IGeorgc, 1). \Vatrous. jr. The Grocers"
Exchange of Connecticut, Inc” of New
Haven was formed by D. Everett Hale.
Margaret K. little and Patrick H. Cur—
ran. '
The name or the Connecticut Metal
8: Chemical Co. of New Britain has
been changed to the Stanley Chemical
“Co.
and terms. apply to
ERIMA I). HOY'l‘.
Tod-av In Wall Street
WALL STREET, 10:30 a. m_—Deal-
ings were light at the opening of to—
day‘s Stock IMarket and speculative in.-
terests continued to center around
selected issues. Davison Chemical
rose 2'points to a new high record and
gasvtraction and express companies
shares strengthened. American Smelt—
ing Pfd., American Ice and Sumatra
Tobacco also improved, but rails,
steels; equipments, textiles and mail
order stocks were disposed to ease.
Weaknessof Germam exits featured
the foreign exchange list."
PLAINVILLE FIRE“: FAILS.
XE“? HAVEN. Conn.. Nov. 25.—A
petition in bankruptcy in the United
States Court showing liabilities
$13,309.44 was filed yesterday by Viril—
liam Dounham. Herve 'Brault" and
tens J. Brault, doing business I in
Plainvilleunder the name
Plainville . Engineering
Company. "
are Inot'given:
itll'li
Proclamation" ~—
state yester- ’
of
of the
and Supply
The amount of the assets
v (m the
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i For wanlk and vicinity: Fair 3 -~
filiglit and probably Saturday: I:
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;ly winds becoming nttiuirrate var-i4
Rain or
;\\’unther )conditions:
ilias occurred during: the last l\\‘(0lit_
tour hours from Ohio 0:. <1 \v‘r".
€1‘fallli’ and us for south
.l‘lt-nsant \vl-ntht-r prevails.
:in all districts- this morning
like tocky Mountains. An
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llow pressure is cr-ntrnl (iv-«r (Wilma-lo;
fund an arr-a of high pressure central;
Iovcr.flhio. The temperature is about
Iv
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from as the. conference proceeded to?
railroads was not:
viewed by the American delegation asl
'yestcrday. aged 61 yvnrs.
S 3'! 1') ‘.\' I
tending physician.
The deceased remarked upon cuter-
ins the house. about S o'clock. that he
felt ill. He was carried to a. couch.
where he relapsed into unconscious-
ness. The ambulance was summoned
and he was taken to the hospital.
where he passed away. He had suf-
fered two similar strokes in the past.
McKinley‘s home was in Toronto.
Canada.' The body is in the hands of
Funeral Directors Lchnnd Raymond
& ”Company. who are. awaiting instruc-
tions from the deceased’s relatives
*oncerning I burial arrangements.
Mrs. Mary E. “'arrcn.
Airs. Mary P]. \\":1rren. wife of John
J; \Varren. for many years proprietor
f the Old “'9“ laundry, died at her
East Nonvalk.
She is sur-
vived by her husband. The funeral
\\ ill be held at ‘37 o‘clock. on Saturday
morning. from St. Joseph‘s church.
and interment will he in St. Mary‘s
cemetery.
(:-
lhome. 13 Flatt Sil‘i'i‘f.
t
Funeral of James .I. Column“.
The funeral of James Joseph Cole—
man. who died Sunday morning at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Sadie Miller.
95 Holmes street. Stratford. was held
at 9 o‘clock yesterday morning. from
St. James’ ch‘urch, Stratford. Burial
was in Riverside cemetery.
I Funeral of F. A. Sherman.
The funeral of. Frederick A. Sher-
man. who died at the. Soldiers' Home.
in Noroton Heights. was held this aft-
ernoon at the Home. Burial was in
Spring Grove cemetery.
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BIG FIRE IN ALABAMA
HUNTSVILLE; Ala. Nov. 25.—»Fire
earlv today destroyed the establish-
ment 0 {the Spring City Milling Com-
pany, Swift & Company‘s plant and
the W. S, Smith Mercantile establish-
mem of the Spring City Milling Com-
ures. causing an estimated loss of
5200.000. Among the damaged plants
was that of Armour & Co.
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You will both enjoy your dinner
Ihere twice as much and get. it:
more cheaply, too. Our home
cooking is always a delight and
you'll find that our menu varies-
daily with delicious. seasonable'
foods. II
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Nowell & Murray
Clothiers and. Furnishers
“To Men Who Know"
153 Washington St, So. Norwalk
Men’s $4.00 Heavy Cor-
duroy Pants
Special ............$2.95
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
Look! Four single houses, $3.600 eadl.
Listeii! Six rooms, one path. All Im-
pron-emenis.
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REAL ESTATE
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Freshest.
Cut Out the Carry
from Town Habit.
our 1 squamous.
We will buy your“ householc
coodl. rags. papers. inn): and all
secondhand goods. Anything my
hat; Price according to the au-
lty 02 the goods. A mum in:
than.
Philip 1?. Mah easy
32 Van Zandt Street
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terms in purchasing
Victrolas’
Iceland-hand Goods Alwayo o- nil-l
{normal for the season of the 310330:in .—
ltht- northern districts. < ORLINS’
ACTION ‘
- ' man to get shod for the winter.
Your summer oxfords have
seen their day. Get a pair of
the new square toe high shoes.
If you must wear Oxfords this
winter—get a heavy pair built
to withstand winter weather.
A
'I
. All the new styles in shoes:
and oxfords are here. in the ‘
3 most surprising range of
novelty styles. And at the
' most surprising range of mod-1
erate prices. ”,7
$5.00, $6.00, $1.00; $8.00
eel
SHOE. STORE
TIRE VULGANIZING SH OP
. and
. AUTO ,AGCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
A143 WORK GUARANTEED
wow and Used Tires and Tubes SON
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
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0N. LADIES’ STRAW HATS
continuOUE work. Must be experi-
Vv'lLCOX 8: GlBBS ordinary straw
Prices are liberal. Shapes simpler than usual.
is done to conserve the operator's time for
ensedon the average run of braids
sewing machine.
Everything possible
the purpose of increasing her out
to the factory, at very low rates.
We pay your
HERSIH
For immediate and positively
Special arrangements are made to provide board and rooms close
89‘ KENNER, Inc.
mWAY, mass.
put and her earnings.
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fare to Medway
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