v'f3SDAi’ DEC. 4"6413‘3- 3%.:
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Wan-ts, To Let- For one, Business and notational cards. Wu: Ada-s.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
Two Cent: 3 word; minimum charge 50¢ per hue, 3 time: 51.00.5315 Double Price.
”man
FOR SALE -
, - A? Cannodale. (1083., FOR _ 2.1L}: 011941.de R9-
1921 Caroline M widow p1;h}i(.§ul}} guaranteed. Call 3 Pine
Benjamin 1- Brent) aged 51" fib- [”5“ng
Funeral services will be _.___. 3.
..1\ her late residence. Cann- vn yon SALE—Haile3-Davidson moror-
\i‘d. Dec Gkh 1921 31. 2215 ()‘(le in first-(lags CODdimn. Can be
e; nient “ill be in Zion Hill
' fifCannondale.
WANTED 4’
teen. ,3: 4:: Fifth St. East Norwalk.
FORS SALE—6 weeks old pigs lnq
Jame-s E. Monteith, Taylor PlaQE,T
6055 Rock Farm No Ta3lor Axe.
El as w; AJizjf'CsS
\I. A\4TED
T‘x‘. ‘2:-
T. Stir-ti TU 3‘54.
inquire 112 Taylor
_ Rosie
at
ABEL.
‘ his, baigain.
\As‘o go out and do house- “.3
{30:1 SALE—Brand New bathroom,
$o5. Syphon closet, china low. down
enamel bathtub and lavatory,
tank.
with all nickel-plated fi gs; special
uloid water»
while cel
closet seats 55. Seidenberg Co. 545 33.
me. (bet. 36111 and 32th Sts.) N. Y
FOP. SALE—1915 Model 5 passenger
Auburn Touring Car. Good tires,
one spare. Motor IIeter and other
extr- Price $250. 00. Phone Nor-_
n: we: or write Box 422, South sheet metal work
§.\orv. alk. Conn. ‘4 HENR YA. HEGELEIN,
:— 56 Water St. So.N Norwalk
xperiencvd
houseworker
Ref -erence requii -
{FOR SALE-J: nion Park,15 rooms, in
fine repair, large barn. Bargain for
quirk sale. Mitchell Phone 1861
. Earle LT high
FOR SALE—Six room house all im-
1; 1.3.3-6. ust Soprgrerxngntsik’l‘hree minutes from
good condin‘tion nt rws depot. Monthly pay-
ments. Phone 1735
BUSINESS :NoTiCE-
TYPEWRITERS REPAlRED
Bought sold and exchanged. Bar-
gains in practically nlew Underwoods,
Remingtons, RoyalS,L
others..-
$35.00:
ACME OFFICE EQUQPMENT MAIN-
TE ENANCE CO.
Room 411 Warner Building
.Bamum 6700, Bridgeport, Com-Ll
EXPERT AUTO MECHANlc ,
Will overlmul and repair your car, all
makes at my winter quarters.
Marshall Street, 50. Nor-walk
Ignition and Li htin S stems
ALL WORK UA A TEED
Phone 490
It you are interested in saving mon-
ey, look up the most scientific Inter-
national One-pipe Heater. Phone or
can and I will send our heating man
to give you installation cost. Do not
forget we do plumbing, tinning and
Phone 473-3.
JOSEPH s. KERY, JR.
Plumbing, Timing and Heating
c_9untry Water System
Ranges and One-Pipe Heaters
Telephone 492
21 Taylor Avenue, 50. Nor-walk, Conn.
. . . FOR SALE—To close an estate: w. J. LYON.
urn n 13—Antiqucs, high prices Ezra Hoyt Homestead. , 2' East 93°” 3°47 20 in!” PM
(ca-.5; i‘ .3 old-time furniture, 3... Ave; _House 9 rooms. “’ater. gas, eMASONRY‘CARPENTRCVOTT
h ,2 ,5, ”a, ." maple. pine. etc" also electricity. About one-half acre land. BRICK? STONE: TESRBA ‘-
‘f’ ‘ a a, Immediate possessxon. Inquire Mrs. LASTERING is
m - ‘3 ....._.. e'd‘s' any “g 0‘ “‘9’“ James L. Ron, 7 Cottage Si. or Frank CONCETE 4
Rita: mm 100 years old. D. A. g. Hovt‘ ' Wt tWfi-n‘fi ‘
lisrnqz-iu, 20:. nestpun Axe. Phone ' ‘Walh, Retaining W . and All
99:. FOR SiALdE—Cmdlwogh in all lengthsl RIB Branche- _
~ . supp 1e prompt 3‘ one 23, Led e- E
17V 5 3 L""l——Dolls tor repair. W e will wood Farm Ask for superintendent? WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
(r: .g repair and furnish all nec- Now is the time no nullitéam t
sin parts to dolls of every make at LOST and keep 1: Iron decay. ve you
tea: unable price. Doll Hospital
Ur: on So, Phone 339, So Norm all;
8
if):
WANTED—Boys to sell vanilla after
echoes: send tor free sample bottle.
San‘oornville.
YWak‘efieid Extract Co.
3\‘..
.-s.
-Blal~r and “hire Mulley cow.
(all 130 So. \orwalk.
LOS‘F— Gold breast pin in South \‘or—
“all; s hopping dis Ulci
WAVTED—Experrenced operators on
ly phone BLISS. Liberal reward.
Shir :s. sleeve-rs. tellers neck band LUST—Bank 309k 935 on People's
runners and neck band‘ setter". to ““154“ CC“ 8- 2‘- Please return t0
ham $13 per weeks teady work. A150 1333};
uperienced sewers on plain needle
LOST—Sunday. a string of pearl
_ beads between Se3moui and “fish
ingtqn streets. Rewa {i Ior return to
Sentinel Office.
PROFESSTOEAL
on:
_ wmn METHOD
120 Washington St. Phone 272‘!
Studio Open Now
whine. LEROY SHIRT CO
FIJI: l;F..\"" Four rooms, Improve—
Eli—212:. «entrally cared. one block
1mm trolley Adm? s 012?}: Inquire e4
1‘. (.0649: :3 A3 e. Puene 47:41,
‘7‘”; FT {—4 sets rooms, lich: and gas.
_1 :3 Are. In". Berth' N a"
I: Lowe 9:. q d agg. '
' t”; 4- 7‘
z z'nished rooms . m
:11 en
.1. 01‘
MRS. LOUlSE CANFIELD
.. ,:‘I‘"lx\‘ l4" ' I Q ' '7
‘nrmli’g, $552.2 02.14:: - 319“ Private Lessons in Dancing
Social 33:8 t?!" Wedgesday Evening
TH LET ‘CP'le or {no zooms. garnish Stud u asses Hanged 4 838
ed; “kit. eiecuic light; steam heat h’ 7 West A)“; ~ T" ' 1
“95 b3??- «‘1’ (“311191933 "Iiahi 110156- N
keepé my Inquire 14 bell} street. ' ‘
furnishes
front1 , ma‘id W.Ram°nd
74 SD. Blair. 0:- tele-
. . VUNDERTAKER .
Texs.;omce, 1103.; House, 693‘
hold‘ {A We Sow???» £103.33 NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
Ila proof build ng. Hubbell Coal 8:4
“oi-age (‘0- Inc" Sauzatuck. Conn
Tel. Westport 4?. We have negotiable
Warehouse 1 eceipzs
FOUND.
’. Gun
..; ;l*(3‘ue"'
1hr? 4-1:;02
Reynolds’ Cider Mill i
OPEN FOR THE SEASOI'
Grinding Every Day
powerful and
the 5: ate "I
as anyone, on:
0nd to none. A
vu r m
i:
88-16! all
cheapest pines
. 7}?
Reynolds Cider Mill
BOSTON POST ROAD
At Scribner Ave nu.
WATER DAMAGE
INSURANCE
Covers leaky pipes, roofs,
or open windows on these
rainy days.
J. M. LAYTON 8; (0.,
Inc.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Finde: kind ‘4
Ragtime anid nggpular Music Taught ‘33
room decorated. Ask to:- my prices
on wall paper. and paints. Save Iron:
20 to 40 per canton labor and mate-
rial. Alexander White.“ Love at...
South Kuwait.
mammal
tracking of all kinds.
New York.
Phone 318.
M
CARRIGAN & FLYN'N, 10a! um Boa!
distance tracking of In and!
once Leon A: Go. Piano 1571. Hum
phone 38!.
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses. pillows. bolster: and
cushions or all kinds sold on our easy
goal-an end. Drop us a «Eu-d or
telephone 817 to: remnantho to
NORWALK MATTRESS co.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Non-walk.
. FOR. SALE
House, 18 rooms, 3 familiesr‘oentral-
{yjdcated in First District. Price
a good buy. For péitiéilars
Ask John T. Hayes
4 No. 7 Main Street 4
REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE
2:5
The Textile Store
4Whiic Sheeting.
. Heavy
.2134 yds. wide. special. . 65c yd.
2?": 3/65. wide .......... 75c yd.
Mercerlzed Damask Taoée. Cloth
Mob; wk Extra
..C Smiths and 4
Norwalk 4
The funeral of Charles;
V: Horton
'will he held at 11 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon from the. late home in V’Vest
Cedar sthet.
will officiate and bulial’j‘iif
Somerslown. N Y ,
R9“ l‘red 1i, Jacobs
be in.-
4
“mineral of Mrs. George Guild.
The funeral of Mrs. George Gould
was ‘heid- at 2 .30 oclock this after-
noon from the liomr of her parents.
_: Mr. and 3141‘s. William E‘erson New.
Canaan atténue. Rm.
Tompkins officiated
in I\i\l‘ rside ceineten_
George
and burial wa
Brown.
Y-‘unfiflal or Mrs.
The funeral of Mrs. léenjnmin
RYOVVH “ill bE‘ held in :15 o'cloQk
tomm-mw afternoon Iran;
home in Cannondaln
in Zion Hill Cemetery.
the late
Funeral of B. F.
1311:1412“ Sf'n'iCE‘S fOl
Page
lcnjamin F.‘
'I>;ih-e “1 re held twin) .4} the Soldiers
Hon» in \‘oroton litights
hm 1.1 l
Funeral of John Acorn-inn.
The funeral of John Accarino, who
was killrdfiin the automobile accident.
at Nash's corner. \K’estport. was held
this morning from the late home. in
“'oodhull avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Burial was in .Holy Cross cemetery.
rmtlnish.
Funeral 01' Howard fi-nnour.
Howard N. Seymour. of No. 496
Park street. attached to the 'main of-
fig? of the local postofficc. died sad—
,1. my \‘mterday afternoon at the home
of 1m.- wil‘e‘s parents in Norwalk. ‘Mr.
wmm-iwi' in action]
Shhsiu; lul‘ V result HP
J. ”H? u l _‘\ _
:15 gm:
yd (illllllt‘l‘la
attack. Mr
«gmiy was gaining until
:ililr-xni and he passed
I4{O}\i'.’47 l5. Fenian
Nul'vfullz
til.
own 3'.
“421‘
Hits 15- this (“313. u. wife
momlvsvold son.~~l5rids§eport Post.
, .
The ti“
('il. No.
li'a‘crll‘. d
(W’ulflx‘il,
{. i'r-t-el
of paid
“:2,
;: l , .l)e.g rec
Fairlie-id.
aces The trip to
s Hind-L by :mtomohile'bus.
Fallen-ring the
I‘m:-
S!\“.‘."
34:14 ‘1
royal
'l‘lu l‘l;
mom and refreshments acre serxmed
team . was entertained
m the I-airfield
“.485 .
lodge
T‘uncral of Cindi-v“ Horton. l
m Mawww
P423rd.
l-u rial will be
The body 4 4
was 11km t0 Toning-mu Conn. for with selling liquor on \‘osemher 19th ‘and Western American Linseed Pfd...
Se:§1}1(yill‘ had been connected with the
pos‘tofm'r the. last six months. and
pt‘lC-l' to that. time had been with the.
(“his Hal-in Graphorilionv Company. He
was H «mild war veteran who had been
Mr ‘4‘ limour “as lukcn ill a week
ago . ml Loom-ding to his family. con-
sulu ll so \‘eral local physicians without
“em to Nor-
“Mk u‘m re he consulud Dr. \lilliam'
“ho diagnosed his ailment
3'sis following a.“ iiiide\elop~
, Seymour
was Tunic-r care for a week and appar-
his heart was
Dr. ,
Health Officer of
has oa‘dé-rul a private funer—
.‘;. coast-(l is stir-«he'd by his par‘
and a nine—r
\YANUH-‘ COl'XCIL IN FAIRFIELI)
:ree team of “humus Coun-
oi Pocahontas.
to the Wigwam of Sasqua
last night and con-
:lic adoption degree on a class
Fail-field .
working of the ties
in .
an Hallo-ale. intermin-
_'
sawou nan ‘4 I
ORDERED To
be iremcned in three days. and the.
scourt was assured that a similar busi-
ness would not be conducted there
again, that he would suspend the ex-
lecution of the jail sentence. If. how—
eV er the agreement was not thorough—
13 fixed up to the jail sentence mould
sf The next heaxiest fine was gixen to
{Mike Serino or Cedar street. who was
‘charged with keeping liquor for sale,
ion 3\0\ember 19th and on November
He was fined $200 on each or
these counts and also $504 for keep-
ing a slot machine used for gambling.
L'l‘he total fine, was $430 in his case. . ;
Charles Sigsway, of Day street. Twas
.1iued,$400 for selling liquor onfi‘N‘o;
{vember 29th and on November earn;
a fine 01 $200 being given on each
count.
Joe Pace of Cedar street Chan-fin!
and on \‘member 23111 was fined
$150 on each count 3 total of 33130.
Robert Kildun of Railroad axenue
was fined $150 for selling liquor on.
Noxemlwr 19th and $100 101 keeping
liquor lor sale on Noxembex Ifoth a;
total of 5250.
Frank Ruin. of 13213 street “as fin—4‘
ed $15” for selling liquor on Novem—
her 19th. 4
This was the stifiest sentence that?
has been handed out as yet in the
Second district Court. and is a warn-
ing to those who may attempt-to vio-
late the liquor laws in the future.
, A Stay of 43 hours was given
in
which time to pay the lines. 4
CHEAPER MEALS ON .TRAlNS
CHICAGO, Dec. 6.~—Thirty-fiva cent
breakfasts. and dollar dinners on
dining cars of the Chicago Great West
em Railroad were announced here to-
day. Travelers are given a choice of
eight menus at the new prices. The
price cut is expctd'to be followd by
other roads, it was slated.
' . For Normal}: andvzamifm. - is
QUIT ‘ BUSINE§S cloudv weather twilight Wit
—-—:'g—,—,r da3; somewhat éoldér onight; heal:
:4(Continued from’P'iga brie) and snong northfieslt 7 indie. A: slié‘litf
-t‘f—f': =: -..- ' isecondary distal-bananas] central sins
and the contents oi" the place wonldfmm‘nlng 0391' the 11!? «#011539; if
the Lake region but, Mancweather
prevails generally ease? or fibre. Rik
Mountains.
,tinues low in the
Florida. The imperial}... 15 about
normal'for the season, of ihe
along the northern border from
{3&1}:le
conspitniously smog same opening or;
today’ s
gains-ranging iron; large fractions to
44 Weather Screens-t
ky
{WHITE can-
southern- , distri :ts.
Frosts were reported Zasfiflmiih as
The
(“’3‘ ”£9822“ ;e->31e:::&::22££.
was among
steamship Olympic due to arrifie to—
da3 from Southampton. He had? been
Ahmad for about four months.
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning
have reduced prices on all W4
Carpets, both washed and dry eta-i.
r t" m:
J. P. MORGAN AERlVSS‘EB‘E
NE?» YORK. Dec. 46.—-J P W
the passengers on the-
i
,
3L
8
1'0 TEE IUBHG
From now until tanner not” it.
All orders called for and am
PHONE III
iii”...
tana to Statue.
Today? in Wall; Street
WALL STREET 1930 aHm—aSlrigz,
oils and motor specialties were;
stock Market. Mercantile
Marine 1’qu Standard Oil 40; New Jer~
soy U- S Runner and Goodrich made
11,1; points.” Steels and equipments3
showed ‘no definite trend. but Lima;
lacomotlve fell four points Norfolk~
Central Leather. Tobacco Products
and Sears—Roebuck reacted to further;
pressure British exchange made no
usible response to the reported set-
ilement oi the Irish situation but Ger-
man markets, strengthened decidedly
and SuiSS francs rose to par. their
highest quotation in almost twa yrs-art!
WALL STREET, \oon—Sening of
Baldwin Locomotive. International
Harvester. Industrial Alcohol and
Sears—Roebuck. the latter at a new low
record for the year. unsettled the mab l
her during the first hour. Prices cams
back later. however. that 411éper cent
opening rate for call loans and the
strength of foreign exchanges prompt-
ican Petroleum excepted were strOng
and Willys—Overland Pm. led the mot-
are rising almost five points Tobacco,
cltned to harden, but the movement in
rails continued \ery sluggish and ir-
regular. Liberty Bonds were fimn.1he
Third 4 1 4s. duplicating their high
[Working on Ladies’
A strike is now in progr
berg is a member.
ATTENTION or WORKERS
Dresses and Skirts!
GREERBERG at BROS. 1\C.. EAST BORXYALK. C0’x'.\..
DEPOT STATIO\, as a resolt of the Leckom of the work rs
b3 the Rev York Protect tixc Association of which Mr Green-
You are requested NOT TO APPLY FOR ions ['NTIL
THE STRIKE AGAINST THIS FIRM u lLL BE SETTLED
CLOAKMAKERS’ UNION
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’
Union
Affiliated with the American Federation of Labor.
L. LANGER, Chairman, Out-of-Town Committee.
price of the year.
Coats, Suits, Jackets,
css against the firm of LOUIS
ing short covering. Foreign oils, Mex~ ,
Food and Utility specialties were imi-
Adams-Roth
The Best Bread of
Breads
At Your Dealers
Having
Plumbing Troubles?
Call 2389 for
W. J. Ungvaryl
. 60. inches guide, special/1.. 75c yd.
Y a r d w i-dre Handkerchief
Linen 95c yd.
136 Washington St. S. Nor-walk
S. D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE CONFECTION.
ERY, ANDIGE CREAM
,GON'ES
53 Osborn Ave, East Norwalk,‘
Phone 479-13 '
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy 3our household
goods. rags. papers junk and all
second-hand goods. Anything you
0. G. PALMER
Auctioneer ,
once A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store. Solidi am
A M. “'OOST ER
Attorney-ab Law
late Examiner U. 8.
Send for Booklet on Patents 4
2315 Main St.,
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE ‘
New Houses, all improvements
Prices Reasonable
35.000 to $8,000. BuyVNow
(inevis‘f down will take tiro mortgages
WILLIAM 3.33m
REAL ESTATE
F‘“
1' 7‘ r. cfa§ifzed ad in the Sentinel
1’“ " Lest results.
Patent Office
Brit-{$99031 Com-1.
have Price according to then qual-
in of the goods. A squaie deal
alwaTs.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
« 82 Van Zandt Street ,
ISecond-hand Goods Always on Sale.
GIRLS AND BOYS
1 to 8 Years Old
Leave Your Letters for Santa.
Claus at Aug-evine’s
. Santa wm Call for Trier-4n.
Each one will be numbered when
receii‘ed and put into a box and
he will shake the box up and the
writer of the first letter he pulls
out to read will receive as a prize
from Anger-inc
AN AUTOMOBILE ..
’See It Displayed in Our Doorway
, ANGEVINE’
FURNITURE CO.
Artistic Home Furnishings
when Santa calls on Christmas eve "
a...
16 No. Main St,
THlS ls EDUCATlON WEEK
This week has been designated b3
the American school authorities as
Education Week to be obsen ed in any
war shich will stress the idea of the
neceSSit3 of education for citizenship.
pupils especiallg. wtih the need of the
education of all children for the sake
of greatest usefulness and happiness.
Parents are requested to visit the
schools especially this week and con
tribute in any war possible to the sen-
timent for best possible work for the
children. This country 3 coming to
realize, perhaps as never before. the
4' urgent need of universal education for.
a democracy.
each in his own way m this week of
observation so the children will
realize that citizens are concerned
77 about the education of childhood
Children from their impressions and
estimate values very largely from
what they observe of the judgments of
grown people. The movements and
enterprises for which we show most
regard will be held in higher respeci
be our children. ‘
education of all children.
Teaches will. aim to impress their
Pa rents sill please give attention,
Then let us showour interest in the
SOLVENT 4 NOTICE
District at” Nor-walk, 55..
Court November 25 A. 1)., 1 2
Estate of Luigi ApCicel’la late of
Nomalk, in said district deceased!)
The Court of Probate for the!)
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
counts properly attested, within said
time, will b- de‘barred a recovery All
to LED DA V15,
' _, Administrator.
Mayor Gates Wins
' by 2-Vote Margin
I WILLIMAN’J‘H‘. 4
‘Charles, A. Gates.
:elected in the city electiOn herefyestgr.
day by a majority 0 {two votes} The
Dec.
votes against 1.648 -‘ for Homisdas
Dion, Democrat Dion said he would
ask for a recount.
men, while three Democrats“ were suc—
cessful. The Democrats elected ”a ma
So Nofkai i
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hex-€14:
Those who neglect to present their ac-
persons indebted to said Estate are re- ..
quested to make immediate payment :
6,—Ma3‘or .
Republican. was re; .4
official coiunt gave Mayor Gates 1.650”;
The Repnblioans elected four older- _
waterman’ 5 Fountain Pens
avers-harp Pencils
Reedcraft Hand Bags
leather Bill Folds
Music Rolls
Boudoir Lamps
’4
ts for Everydy
Candlesticks
Vantine’s Perfumes
Sealing w...
Thermos Bottles
Stanley Unbreakable
Inning Piotm'es
ALL THE LATEST FICTION
If You Have Not Been a Visitor to Our Gift Department, You
4 Are Missing a Wonderful Surprise. -
Ivory Toilet Sets 4 ‘
Manicure .- Sets ,
,Book44'42nds ‘ '1: r
..Electeic Appliamét .
Crane’s Writing Paper ~
' iii-aims
T‘Jacoby’s
SALE
OF BOYS
.3 ‘1
icon-rs AND ‘ ;
L1 s:
MACKIN AW’S
COME HERE so
. . Don’t let your wife swelterh 4
DINNER
‘ a not kitchen on days like me
You will both enjoy your dinnu
here twice as much and get 3
more cheaply, too. Our horn“
cooking is always a delight all
you’ll find that our menu's“ ‘
’T dail3 with delicious. seam
$5.98 to $14.98 {
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Norwalk Chronicler