, so ARD ens
\Y 1.x o—Ladies to knew mi'e-g
mfg; unbreakable dons. all §izVeVs of
£363 SALE {on DEREK
tage. 6 rooms, 1mm and!) er ‘span-
doéis’ fiWSSE‘; 2‘ 83:32:12; 93$; try. Al liniprovements, including
ancv
232? 23222332. is m. w 2...... 25,211 M T3371???
Railroad AYe ,_
B’A ASTER—Two
- men to conifortable
rooms home cooking :15 minutes walk
_YV,o_ungV
.M
‘ ‘ South Norm-all; station Address
35‘? 0.1302: 395, So. Norwalk. Térnis
V reaSOnnble. «.5.
TVA'Y‘TED—A middle aged or elderly];
hat xx arming a home Wauldbga’fik
inf: rt wre tor old ggntiéngantm l
n gs netween eig 1 an we ve.‘
’33" 5 rr. nity Place, South Norwalk,
M
A [AAV’TED—Positioa {or general nonst-L
work b3. Hunga'iiaii girl? Call at 51
Elmwood Ave Tel. 263-1.
“A \‘TED—l have a one~ton rack bod}
truck, with gne or 1W0 inen to:- hire.
What is‘ YOur olIérT Address Truck,
........
WASTED—Maid 5 thus a week: 3: 30
8.311.496 p.111. 53 So Mainstreet.
Lawrence ., 1-
(, C4111
‘WA‘Y‘TED—Agents. $8 to $10 ”daily,
selling New Fibre Brooms; every
woman will buy. Sample by parcel
post. 55 cents. WYNNE, 13120035 §_;;.
EL‘HRA. N Y.
WA.\’TED—~A girl for general house-
work Inquire 11 Railroad
WA.\TED——Prince’s Pine, loose ana -
tily or wreaths.
'2 50. Main St. T811 364.
“WANTED—Dolls tor repair. “’9 will
res and furnish all nec-
essary girtsp to dolls of every,- make at
reasons 12 rice. Doll Hospital, A
Baton St, Phone 339‘. So. Nor-walk;
WANTED—~Expertenced operators on
Shirts, sleevers, tellers neck band
runners and neck band setters, to
yarn $22 per week, steady work. Also
axperienced sewers oon plain needle
Whine. -.RLE YSHIRT CO. ».
3% Kern‘s“; florist...
H
‘GTVenboc boards. ‘ “P131 ’
finite 25~Burritt avenue 9r ycall 25:2
in first—class tinniggV condition.
Cedar st
SALEYEONLMMI“ with
wig? " if M Li. th. 11 r-
e an :11 act co 1 n ,w; a e
tins inane pe wtire 32a Bartram. V
Nor-Walk. Phoné'
"3
12 Bainew Ave” 30.
732-1
Rag-k
FOR SALE—1 parlor pool tablefiak
,. 38:93:23; tclrlids‘mll-top. des 3s
hiqm r256: mes; «86 So}.
Main St Phone 822. “
l-‘VOR SALE-wFull blood edi
Boston bull pups. “@231 cm
mas gift: for family»
and see 0. P. Hayes,
Phone 822,
FOR SALE—.12 r623: commercial scar VV"
weiawe. do“: plumbingfinn
‘ssggm, Maincgtu. ' "
I will send cur heath ,
can and installathn cost.
sheet natal we;
JOSEPH a KVERY, JR.
hi ‘2 ,mmngfiand Heating
eHecaters
. * V'V'V» V'ele'phpao 492
2 :Taylcr- Avenue. So. Norwalk, Conn
he:
. ...,
‘29? “in.” ,,,. PM;
a an av
“9 P" T marry
2‘QR SALH room house, all ‘
Z'prore'ments; ..- barn, cfilckén .‘r‘u
No reasonable oter refused.
Highland Avie. Phone 25,53. Ewes”
attic. . cellar
wash. tubs, electric
and :fixtures, quartered oak floorSLJm
fact, a first-class 1192112.»,- Beautiful lg
fruits, 2 acres Near trolley and bLedch’. Es—
FOR SALEeReaI bargain, on acconnt £001!!!
of leaving town Brooms, ball, being
avenue. 2,- 100111.. nanny.
_, coal, range. ' '
Var m"; ”as tan at.
tion, 2 lots,
Phone 1861.
$3, 500. $2 50 cash, balance terms T21.
332°
$55. Syphon closet, china low
tank, enamel bathtub down
w ith an nickel-plated
big bargain, White c
$7,600.“Geo.M1tchec}.V'
FOR SALE-44A fine new 5200a; modem; V
.homE. all improv ements. Large lot; ;
convenient to center and station. Price
FOR SALE—.Brand New bathroom.‘
‘R‘HE’ FAVVOTOBYV TOV
3’8: HONE
m: halter: (Vi
“MMO:W£Y
: H - closet seats .35. Sold be “ A “1;: V ”
TO LET aYe (bet. 32m ...-.1 33?. £23132? 3 fig “‘ Rift” if.
’I‘O LET—4 rooms, entire floor MS!!!- FOR SALE—Cord “'0‘“! in all 19 V ‘ -
nislied. improvements. desirable lo- supplied ‘promptly. Phone 23 Lgfitghi V “ORWALK uA'VI'VTRESS co
«cation. near trolley and station Adults
waif. Garage spacednquiie" . Grme
street
FOR REAT~Four rooms impro'Yeé
meets. centrallr located, Vone block
from trolleY Adults onlY. Inquire 84
1lliroodward Ave. Phone 473.
30R BEXT~11<rnom house with bath
and not water; gas. and electric
lights. Rent $70 monthly. 48 Flax Hill
Rd Inquire on premises.
TOHDET—Ju and 6 roan; apartments,
u. imprm ements an gar-a e. ~
trnl location. g Cen
Lowe street. Tel.
To BEAT—From Jan. 1. House 91!
South Slain St.. 8 rooms, all :m-
‘prOYements. Enquire Edward Becker
or “alter Becker. Telephone even-
ings after 6 oclock. '
-IDR RENT‘Storage Space, house-
: Se ate r
in arcing-gaining bbel! 65:11:13;
W6 6153»- I'nc.TSai1 in k, C
m estifirt 4I.-’We 11% c mm“
arehonse receipts. e. negotiable
LOST
LOST—Lady s “rist YY atch between
Menace street and EleYood aYe. Be-
ward it ietnined to Dr Job ,
afflfgor 171,; So Main St, or 311939
at...”
ceiYe reYVY‘md
INSURANCE
:i;:f :
J. M. LAYTQN &' CO.,
V V Inc. V
5 Railroad Avenue
South Norwaik, Conn.
ORDER OF NOTICE
Districz of Norwalk. 55.. Ptooate
(curt. December 13 A. D 19:31.
Estate of Billiam T. Ra_Ymond late of.
Norwalk in said district, deceased.
Wheieas, written applicatitm has
been made to this Court by the admin:-
istratrix. praving for reasons therein
set forth that this court heat and dc?
tennine: that claims if any,we1e pre-'
sented to the executor of the will of»
said deceased within the time limited
by the ordex of this Court made the Stli
day of June, 1918
Ordered, That said application be
Oflice in Norwalk 0n the 27th dav of
December 1921,31; 2 oclock, after-
., , oREGoRYV', ..
., ,. V ' Judge.
'ORDEB In 5.5173525 WA‘FE
Inquire Alex B'bite, 35 ~.. ..
285 S.
: YYith Vv\like Serino c {this city.
, (,‘i Donnell and Joseph Ziernan of W
heard and deterInined at the Probate 19"
noon; and that public notice thexeof‘
wood Farm. Ask for superintendent.
PROEESSIONAL
Studio dpgn Now
A
Ragtime and Popular Music Taugbt
franklln. million». 8:. Bo. Norwalk.
car A 3WARE DEAL
in 25 Lasso 5,:W'6 ...will buy your household
WINN METHOD goods, rags, papers junk and all
:20 wartime. mugs: 91mm 272t1isecondhand goods. Anything You
have. Price accmdmg to the qual-
MRS. LOUISE. ANEVlELD
'Priv'ate {eLesVa'ons ann cln
some:
W£8t.: Are 2 Af:
{Titian bi: Wednecilay EeeqlngV
dd
33y of the goods. A Vsqiiare deal
always. .
PHILIP P MONEY
‘ " 52 Van, zma: Street
{Second-hand Goods Always on Sale.
"“9. said-”AIMEE:
affluence: "
as D Mar ;
-,Hardmra Store. Southgaflorwul
l‘he Rbyal Auto P’t’g Co
{a the place to go if, you care fa
firstclnss Paint or ‘ '
Varnish Job. ’ ’
lot,~ So. Main and Woodward A,»
Phone 901
JACOB BERTIN E
UNDER ARREST
(Continuedfroni First Page.)
,Yhere it had been pmced by Serino
"to be m— painted.
The \‘Y‘inton 1:11 YYas stolen from
Brooklui on ‘Vl'iecemeer 5th. The Pack-
ard has net been tzacnl as 3d }10\\‘
ever
'llxis morning AttoxneYs John
(uneo and .PaVul It ConnérY.
jointlY . represent .Bertino
. .7.
who
together
James
10.1: rite requested a continuance of
the case until this afternoon at V4
o,(loYt~k. during YYhicli time it will be
decided as to “Whether a demurrer will
VbeVV filedV in the cases or a. trial askedr
for In case on’n trial being request-
ed a date. for the same will be assign-
ed to Judge Vosburth.
It the cases are demurred it is pro-
Uflb!F‘ that the men. will be bound
me: to the higher cV-Ionits
Bonds in all instances haYe been
placed at $5. 000 a, piece.
Sergeant Virelli this morning said
there were still some gthers who are
implicated in the gang and who it E
- hoped will be arrested within a short
time. , . ~>~-«
At press time todav the State Police
were out on clues which it. is connected
will lead to, more streets before the
end of, thVéV day.
‘7 ,
Home 6 1‘(Ymns_.:.’ta1 gaiagc, lot
115 ft. front. 104 ft. deep.
‘W ell locum-(l in in District.
For Particulars.
V Ask John T. Hayes
No 7 Main Street Norwalk
REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE
e!:;* .3
Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. Ill1lfi1jaulufldgc.
As toda’Y Vt‘ht mam friends of Mrs;
'l‘allmadgr turn their last tribute of
respect to her and la: the worn—out
born to re St in God‘ 5 acre—4t, is surely
fitting to Cbnsidm \Y hat made the life
of this quiet home Woman so wortln
ot praise. '1‘}. (se are daY-"s of hurried
activities. multiplied cares and com—
plex living. She was simple, in “'0“!
and manner. wise enough to choose
and keep her chief place with her
family and neighbors Her mind “as
tree from self. her luart full of kind-
(st impulses 11(1 hand read) to earn
out those impulses.
VGenerous P\ en to a fault. no one in
need. no matter how DOVOP .Ol‘ seeming-
lY unYYorthY YYns eYer turned mm)
from her hospitable door. She loud
to some. not to shine before the
YY'V'Orld.
She gave of her best. and. verily
she has hex to“ ward A life so full of
true Christian Spirit can not-be‘lost.
“She is not head. this file-ml. not dead.
But on the road, a few steps ahead——
' \earer to the end.
VVVA‘nd we too once past the bend
Shall meet again, face to face
friend," V
VVeJanc-Yj dead.
AN OLD 'EIGHBOR AND
FRI .
this
ORDER OF; NOTlchw V;_.‘S
Jennieltl Hibler vs George W Hily
ty ' Super or
December 9th
and mate;
» be appointiad by: Mayor Barton which
' will consider each case with a. View to
nscertnlning whether it will be possi- »
, the taxV than the V
FOR SALE {11
migsloner C. Jackson W}1}te ‘VIleth Vpow-V‘
e11.
V Councilmen Charles F. Mills as
chairman Vfof the committee regarding
the“ request for the chang :,,°,f name in
GoldsteinV Place} East Norwalk. to the
that in the opinion of the committee
the. petition be denied.
ported that with regards to the con:-
rerenceéV with the United States Ship-
ping Board officials, in the matter of
the return of the fire apparatus leaned
the Shipping Board or reimbursement
by. the Gmernment to the city for the
apparatus. a series of conferences lied
been Vbeld and propositions made.
whichV are now receiving consideration
from the superiors of the representa-
tive of the Shipping Board with which
the committee conferred.
Tao: Golleétor Robert G.
presented to the counsel 9, list of the
back taxes and on the motion of Coun-
cilman Mills a, eonfnilttee of three is to
ble to collect the, tax. In some in»
stances Councilman Mills said, there
eléYen Years. .m‘a that iVnVV Vrnainy .,
stances it would cost, more to collect
anpoanVtV involved),
therefore be belieYed that it Would be.“
best to iVnchtlgate the cases thoVroYiglt—
1y. -
Corporation Counsl Tammany said
’ wrote:
{oi-mei- mime. Kaiser Placereported '
Corporation counsel Tammany rVe- :
Mitchell .
in— .
. op
this weekr’l‘lte Rev- Bred
minister and traveller.
concert and it is hoped VmanVy of the
_ Methodist peogle wil do. themselYes
The church
pleasure thee
Florence Ster
The child is
the Pacific Coast-..
Yinces us that it contains ‘
ricli in promiseg’
v—---
BLUE, 3mg
Will he aV good game
well matébed. The B
which is, from 31'}
in N6]
ions and has put up a good, garne.
ANNOUNCEMENT
cutout whole stock below cost.
Orhns Yulcamzmg $110 9.7.9
specialljr reduced for the Holi-
, day Trade
40 Inch Crepe dc Chine; black
that in some cases, where the. tax was
on personal property. that there weret
two methods by» which an effort cculdg
be made. to collect the the: one: one by
lching on the proper“, the other by
starting suit ,
Councilman White. the. committee
on streets. in speaking of the fountain
and walk at the foot of Ainflify hill
said that there were several propoVse-dVVV
{in cuts in the city ”engineer’s . office I
much as thierc Had 11an too
accidents there in the past th
be at particulaleV Ve\penV , ’
tlon bensaid and lie belieYed that th
'He together with Police commissions
Keeler were appointed a committee 1
take up the "latter and to proceed
do whatever they thought best {:0
the removal of the sidewalk here a
some other spot. or the $0
be left there and enclo ,
'tected from traffic. , ' » ,
VA committee or two is to be appoint
ed to act with Corporation Conn
Tammany with regards
started on the preliminnrv); steps tow
isSuVé for VVVthe work at Calf Pastor
beach.
ment of the beach: {or
with reference to the. doing away Vt ..
State. would stand half of the enpense. V
public safetY This will probably mea’mV
a possible removal of the { untain o 3
to setting 2'
Vl‘Y workVV Vwill
Asimillar committee is V10 be ap
gineers the matter. of the ha box: in}
'proYmeths. :The enginer’s. accordi
to Mayot» Barton who \broachd t
V V matter, haYe the money available a d
will be well under way in the spring V
pointed to take up with the Bridgej‘ ‘
committee and the United States en- 2
Silk Magnitude, yjrd widei $1, .75 yd:
Wish Satin in white, .38 in. $1.39 yd.
136 Weslnngto‘ ‘V V‘a’nttsl
V and who liaise host craft-lends in
V“Thls paper will never Vmen—V
We expect a performance that cone
. i an
ilkely to blossom-
in saying “This flair. antist has gen-
nine talent extraordinarily mature and
all; on several, province Occas- '
On account of moving. We are selling
39 West “lamination Street j... .
and colors ......n... $1 1.49 yd. 33
Wool fierce, yard wide . . . . 69c,yd._ ,
_~ may .2929 Hosting
399th it, and ,is alleged.
en it 9:12.
'Howard. who is .5213;- V29 years old
Walk. being a member noisere
notations. broke down ornplc
had been naked tip in VcheVV First
trict saute station.
the police brought forth the written,
Vconlession ‘
The accused secured Attorney 3933??
Cameo as endow! and it was on in; ad,-
Yicc that he. waned extradition mew
York city for trial. It istelieYed that
he will plead guilty in court and throw
himself on the more}: or the, court.
’ The automobile was located in the
garage owned by Saiva’tor Chasm in
South B’ilton. by Chief of Police Wil-
-_ liam R. Pennington and Sergeant
,4 3,13an. Silk. It was through their ef-
'ferts, gemsted by othrr members of
the police force. that the theft was
cleéned on V
PHILA'IZHE A (‘L ‘93 SUP PE [3.
“The ,Sacfificed Spirit in Christian
Wor " was the sub’ject of an interest-
ing address delimit-ed by Rev. E. D.
Basett, of Ridgefield. last night at
ole quarterly meeting of the Y. M. C.
I A. Lela at the Namath M. E. c n
Jfidg-e John H. Light presided at the
meeting and Rev. George B Tompk}ns
conducted dchtlonal services.
The members attended the supper
{previous to the meeting held under
the Philsthea' class. The baseman:
was nicely arranged for the, ocgesion
with Christmas decorations and
supper was, a big success.
V:_J , . fl
L. met. the Tree with our
:Visspecinl Christmas Candy omel-
V ‘ ties. They are put up in attract- ,
lve forms and packages «35- ‘ -
pecially for this purpose. and
are manufactured or wholesome .
tents that make them;
" lieslthfnl as well} LV' f
7- Our candy is an inexpensive
, decoration that eii.wfll.enioyi
V New England Candy
Company,
So. Main:3t., So. Norwslk
gene pnpmisefitgbe
, wiring kiwi: to be taken to New 53‘“ $09k market. 9‘1 ’"V‘
mat-xv»
Independent steels; filed
and utilities renew
rails and ,
Standard OllV ti
nia Petroleum and Pa
were i to 2% points .336
and
French Italian and eGrman
rates rallied moderately fro
(23?: final quotations ' ,
mesfiV and 101133811 issues.
California. snoop. Jere .
the further advance
morning. V
Settled at noon. 2mm.
reaction in Mexican Petrolemznf
Coppers and enlisted clinics"
.repeating the record quotation .
American Telephone
,QVtiestioanng his“ V' ’
V‘WALL Scans-r so
Vadxanca of. Vjtfie,
Coppers
shippings weer firm.
WALT. STREET. Null... V
a“:
0:1;
tell 2 points under sextet-d3:
further demand, also hide
steels, equipments chemicals,
and leathers. Lack of public’i
in the moré important rails and;
dustrials provoked shortselfing
s..steel,asd.secon. defy rails. V
St. Paul and Eric Common: and.
Pfd. Recent activity in
eBonds was resumed. the Third 4 .
r.
WALL STREET.1:33 p.321.
teeters of the noon hour was the
point rally in Chandler Motor on . ,
laration of the regular diVY'id
Willvs Overland Pitt. Chicago ~.
.matic Tool. Hide and Leather-V ‘
Union Qii
0111me
es.
California. Packing,-
prised the other strong
navel-use“ ' 1n the Sentinel.
Tfie Best salesman. a. Classified;
8 New Houses; ail impromV
Prices Reasonctle .
Coats,VSuits:vDr'e'sses. 32.19,...ng
~ - 120 Washington Stréet South Norwalk, Conn.
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