ezsxner, modem 33;; ' ¥
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Wants, To Let. For 1.1.. gm gnarl-31mm m Wguflm . ‘-
CLASSiFiED "" “ “
Two Gent: 3 word; minimum clarge snoperm3fimee
$1.013. Gapeanonble Price.
*
__ Wm.
EORSALE'
L.
1:; ~ x-{Eir —-— {too-d relert'riciau. BX FOR SALE—~Nos 5’ min < 'ang ~
x; lZ'l-it‘i‘. Apply J. Moefier, 23 Wash— email parlor stove. bcffh infill lconue:
m; m: s~_ gm. Reasonable price. he 5 Trinitv
ace. . , 1 '
I
“EXX'l‘lilfiv—A practical nurse. Phone féfé . -_ 7 7 . $6851:th . ,
tax. A ‘ _ ALE—Child’soak table with 4 ‘ ” ’ : "ed. " ‘
------ —»——-~« ”—— _ 110133313; (rocker, arnr chafing, 2 side WiLL‘gs‘TKglefiT TOUR‘NG;
“ANTED-«Smelt: Sz‘lk‘slllf‘rL “e oe— (61:25) In good condignonaMake'a, good - . S ,6? .43 wered ‘ 7
sire the services oi 59"91‘3‘ «311311 St lsunas 33'“ Inqmre at i Seymour, WIL‘ YSKNIGfiT SEDAN .
t “t will brim: men: vc-z‘s‘ .2 “ ~ ‘ , t, _ . ,_ . '
‘ ,..._ ;. responsmie FOn SALE—o acres, 5. room. 11 , y ‘ . ‘ :
49:31 6.331;} ‘\‘I‘iie box ham; State road, near a (1:312? East prwa‘HG Te}. M52
in
{oirg‘fi’iallfl “’e will
“.18 mrmshall nec~
.s of every make at
rite. Doll Hospiral. 8
' _ Plume 339, So. Nor-walk. vi
$2200. 35 acres. mostly level. build-
land Block.
rFOR SALE—Violin 'cello. “’3” make
' BUSINESS. Emmi-’3‘ .j.
'fifloflcaéw': W
OVERLAND 4 SEC!
7, $1,000 deliveceai .
ouaeuuoagi'rouama
a.
gs. $3.000; terms. D S. Hull, Havi-
‘l by ‘hi '
good Xmas gift.
olin. Phone 2311.
535. Also an old
Will. overhaul and repair your car, all
EXPERT: AUTO MECHANIC
makes, at. my winter quarters.
Marshall Street, 80. Norwalk
Ignition and Lighting 8 stems
ALL WORK UARAN E'ED
Phone 490 , .
WANTED—Experienced 0 ma: r— - .~ . . ‘- , ,, . ,
3h ~. swewmv fellers pneci? 23:3 10R SALL—Pathe phonograph. ma- If you are interested in: savmg mon~
r131.-. am: necx nand' sette-s to hogzmy cabinet like ”8“" plan" 3“ ey’-1°°k “nth-e most sclentiflc lute!»
aggro gas per week. steadv work: Also records. Also a. selection of records. natlonal One-plpe Heater; Phone or "
‘ . reed sewers on ' lain needle Phone 2136-12 or call Sundav. Mrs. call and I will send our heath! m '
LE ROY S T C0 Han“ Lincoln a: . .3 ., to give you installation cost. snot
, a“ ‘ ., -\ \ ' - \ w near heutown forget:Wewdo plumbing, tuning. and
__., .1: f... - or“ all» , sheet metal work.
TO LET
you SALE—«Ford Touring all 'new
RENT—«l rooms. improvements. .- Nor-“:3“; tires, 1 spare. Call 137
usautlyjocated. Large; haz‘n in 30‘ 31mm St" 30' Norwalk.
all: suitable for garage or stop '
{gimme .\o. bi }\ oodward are- FOR SALE—2 familv house 1‘;
’ 1 -< - -' ’ ‘
are .12.}-.. 4:. 0 rooms. 13 Lincoln Ave. All im-
56 'Water St...
RY A..HEGELEIN,
So. Norwalk
Phone 4733. . ,
JOSEPH s. KERY,’JR. .
7 Plumbing, Tinaing and: Heating
gguntryVWater System
Ranges and~0nePipe Heaters >
Telephone 492
,{V LET— ““u'o mph [5‘ , provements. Garage for two cars.
to 19:. .12; come“: imiilmsiiiffie‘ii Rm“ 379 “0- Price $6800. 41,\\‘ooa- 2‘ Taylov' Avenue. 60. Nos-walk, Conn.
1:?le 1:? 50. 3mm $1.; So. Nor- ward Axe. ' PM W. W..J.|.‘Y2(3N‘. 7 p! a.
.u . . _‘ . :n. m . It!“ ‘
3:9“; , FOR SALE—£930 ford S-dan m per- masonnv—cAaPeurav
}.Uf: {:1 \T Nicely furnished rooms. {CCt 'COndltlon. Call at 7 Center BRICK, .STONE. Tm CQTTA'.
‘1 ' . St. Near station. if: borwalk. . P CON GE SE '
*rl’s 7.. -Z’i‘———Xicel:«' furnished heat- FOP- SALE—R- 1- Reds. Mahogany Wamrproofln
room in a privite house. nefiggé strain, Special sale, 6 pullers, 1 Walks. 36%. ?lglsfi' '3 All
Fat'roumiings. Address Rooms. Care cookerelg $13.00; H9115 $3.00. Exhi- 1- ha!“ 7 ' e .
0'; 3621:1529}. Wm and breeding stock circular. wau. PAPER AND PAINTS
--« . 1.- B. Quackenbush, Darlen. ' Phone 140. 1:01 1! $19133“ to {mint (nu-house
TC! LET—4 59‘s of :‘noan. lif'lz and an Jeep. t In decay. V6 your
gas 1-3;:- .-\\ef 1:..: m- lsertiz: Xan- FOP" SALE—P001 Table ‘Comrlete. rooms am A“ 101' “Wide“
g" 1—, I 0'“? Qt “ 3 cue-s. balls, etc. :35, Must go out onr'tll paper, and points. 8379 tram
" ‘ ‘ " ‘ - , at once, at v . .- 20 to 40 per cent on labor and‘mate
.__ W . .our 0““ offer. Dolley 5 till 'Al I ”(181' White. 3‘ I EL.
“.2 room with all Danm‘ng School. Come today and South/Nowell: ‘ '
Steam heat. 619$ take 1t away. . ~ . _ ‘1'. -1
For one or two - ‘ Na gy Bron. Local no long distance
_ Inquire L. Agranov, LOP. SALL:~F0rd sedan. Good condi- me of all kinds. Dull “£93411
2: Betta Place. East Nor- W“- Price right Ask for demon- ”1°" Y°Tk- Adam" 71 003” 'Itrfiet-
strafion, Adm-(.53 p_ 0. Box 213 or Phone 318. ‘
{916.1101} 20 ', ' . ' 5 TV W
P e 9‘ CARRIGAN a: mm, low um Ion:
FDR
1:3
We (30.,
T91.
Warenouse receipts.
u:
REYI‘T-Storage space, house
zurmrure. Separate rooms.
proof bmlding. Hubbell Coal &.
7 11:55.. Saugatuck, Conn.
“estport 4‘. “'e have negotiable
FOR SALE-4;. C. Smith Typewriter
Aédress Box “S” c-o Sentinel.
$20.00. Premier N0. 10 $30.00.
LOST
Les '1: -
diamond bar pin.
wan) inure-turn lo
Very lilr
Sentinel
_\
ix
.6
_ :2. H1151;- 32min} told
. lrgold chem. Eel; and
' L;- Reward 1i returned to
(Filzl'ft
“flu-mu
”INSURANCE
,J.
.r s.
M. LAYTON 8: CO.,
Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
South Norwalk, Conn.
BRINGS SUIT FOR
31'3"“5’fiil
‘3} rs
m a 1. ._1
.31».
£03: an imported beadeél ham}:
35$?! AGAINST
THE NEW' HABEN
(C’L‘E‘Liil’ui from First Page)
u.»
Gill: spi»
fiwy
near or
Entered Next Car.
~ ' train n ' r6; Gr (enrich.
' ‘ I 5212‘-
hE-r an"
into the
Four of
.. car soon
10 use the vile
113:6 complainefi. of.
men then commenceclto
themselves. The}: were
Mrs Gillespie that blood
grew from. one anon-:9:
over her dress and upon
in which slat: was sealed;
9:89 again movedto anothe:
2d that the conductor and
:1 personal knowlefige of.
ri»....:ve consul by the drunk-
:uil heard the language USEd,
train officials took no
' to protect her. At
a hmkemau trfiei“. to"
and washed the en;
{-1111 of the car. There were
l-rzrkemen ami one conductor.
rain -wh.ich consisted of 12
.32“? coaches. . _.
Lost Handbag. ,.
I‘m excitement.attendfint’ epoxy
m: pleasant experience. Mrs. ”ail-
v. orth $65- $12 in cash- liar re‘
idea 10 Stamford..and other arf
9 worth 35. He:- dress wasidam;
- rlajmsytharthe afia
for a week.
:23} the Grand Central Te
{r mad
in’
‘ turbance- She 'has since maa
1 claim at‘ the mainvomcero
Haven Railroaxi.
(3 officials haredisclaimeda
FOR SALEaReal bargain, on account
coal range. wash tubs. electric lights.
' 11:0th, she made complaint!) 7
.. ‘freatmentf.she had received an
* faihzre of the Hammer! to on II.
but the
of leaving town: 6 rooms, hall, bath-
room, pantry, attic. cellar, gas and
and fixtures. quartered oak floors. in
feet, a first-class home. Beautiful loca-
tmn, 2 lots, $7.000. Geo. Mitchell.
Phone 1561. '
F013; 5.11113943er New bathroom,
$30. Syphon closet, china low down
tank, enamel bathtub and lavatorr.
wfih all melted-plated fittings: special
lng bargam, yrhite celluloid water-
closer seats. $3. Seidenberg Co. 545 .3
are. (her. 36:11 and 31th Sis.) N. Y.
FOR SALE—Cord wood, in all 1911 lbs
supplied promptly. Phone 23, Lefige
wood Farm. Ask forsaperintenderit
The Textile Store
Specially reduced for the Hell!
day Trade
40 loch Crepe dc Chine, black
and polars ............ $1.49 yd.
Silk Messaline, yard wide. $1.75 yd.
Wash: Satin in white, 36 in. $1.39 yd.
Wool Serge, yard wide . . . . 69c yd.
136 Washington St. S. Norwalk
omce Leary 8 GogPhone 1‘77.) Boon
distance trucking at all ' kinda
phone 363.
FROM ‘THE FACTORY TO ,
THE HOME
Mattress“. pillows, Dalston, and
cuahlona of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating. satis-
faction guaranteed. He no a card 0
telephone ‘31? tor re‘prgsentauve :3
an.
' *NORWAEK MATTRESS CD.
Franklin and Monroe 81:. So. Nor-well:
GET A SQUARE DEAL '
“Fe will buy. your household
goods, rags, papers, junk and all
secondhand goods. Anything you
llave. Price according to the qual-
uy of the goods. A square deal
always. '
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt' Street '
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale.
7 FOR SALE
{Lililtfi (i rungs, rear garage, lot.
11.3 H. from, 7104 ft. deep.
V‘i‘i’li‘”: bullet] 13; lst District.
For Particulars.
god is flow dérotedrto?
' i'mits,'th¢'OldLioewe.once mforlous as
.7 :‘a;Germa.urifraitie:-, canfiot r 7
' bad, melts. . She rammedigpd
theforiuhyllghffsmp I " '
,elerser‘ ‘ ’
'She wags outward, around. from? the
» :Lfersey to Tenerureemms groom
_~_ing along the main thunder w
something weutvrc‘Jngfivlth “hé?s%e'e
mg gear and, she smashed "lnfo‘th
Planer. one of the three” lightships
stationed Hearthemoullx of the Mar; .
.sey- and famillar to American and all: ’
other navigators. ~ "
kept his steamer’s headlu the light-1
' ship‘s lil‘Qfi'thlfi-“HODCI of water poured
into the Planet land she soon: sank;
"Her crew of six narrowly escaped.
ii'l‘he Green’Bfler‘S bows were so dam:
of -l\loe\ve.and commanded- by Capt.
her
Janet. near. he: 7
:11“: Keefe ismofiufie Gwen-:Brier'
Although the Green Briér’53‘e'aotam" W
ed sh? returned’for rebalrsh
The Green, Brier. under the name
Goum Nicholas Von Donna .Scbolo.’
dien, fur a long time terrorized pas?
gengm‘ and: cargnrcurrying vessels: in
the Allantk’, and as a result other
operallon’s 'Brltlsh and allledehlpplngr
suffered extensively. 'The Moewe
proved most. elusive and defied all
efforts at capture during a longcereer.
Her, original. name was Pong . ' She.
made her first trip to the \Vest Indies .
under the British flag and Messrs;
Elders, and Fylfe's ownership room
Newrmueabout 18 months after the.
armistice.
HAVE own DOMESTIC COURT
English Married Pan— Air What-They
Feel to-Be Grievances at Home
Twice a_Year.
The suggestion that there should be
a “gynznblers' day," a day on which
everynne should air their grievances
and khan forget them for the rest of
the year is not the novelty some peo—
ple seem to think... Two years ago,
writes :1 correspondent, a youngrmar-
fled maple anticipated the Suggestion
by establishing half-yearly complaints
Courts, - _
(m we selected day, both husb‘and
and Wife told each other frankly of
the faults found in the previous 51:
momln‘. Usually the husband 3003
into 11:». "dock" first, while thevwlfe
suhnm: her Indictment. If he has
been unduly forgetful, if he has:shown
a lowll-lu‘y to prefer his club to his
wife- :11le home, if he seemeselfiéh or
LDlllll)’ nl‘ keeps too tight a'hund upon .'
tlu: {moxie strings, the charges are put
before him and are argued out. When
he lsmom-lnced, or has shown the
charge is due 3.0 a misunderstanding.
the subject (lows. Then the wife has
m. undergo her {owes—examination. '
The practice, ll is said, has prevent.
ed many llllle faults and grievances
from becoming Chronic and leading to
Serious trmxlyle.,—.‘.\lumjrlmzzer Guard-
ian. ‘ ‘
May Operate to Music.
\Vlth local :meStleln growing In lm~
parlance for use in major operation:
of all kinds. phonograph music'lstak‘
ing its jirlace ms {in imporiant accessory
to surgical work. is the View of Dr.
Robert 1'1. Farr of filluuenpolis. Doctor
l-‘urr correvmrl :1 statement. from Mlle
wankve. where he recently spoke atza
maul-:11 _(:<.xm'entlun. in which he was
qunledl as Saying music ls a part sub-
smum for anesthesia. ,
"Wm: I said was {lmh'wlwre major
AleiJohn T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street '
REAL ESTATE—~INSURANCE
\VILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
8 Neerouses. all improvements.
Prices Reasonable
$5.000 to $3,000. any New
31161131! down will take two mortgages
mm 5*. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
‘WESTFIELD 31355.1 Dec. -11—Fire
. early _ s‘éerda.
1 331061; here, causing damage; estimated
at $69.606. one}: a. dz'ix'ing...do=.rnnoo '
of rain? prex uzed’ " numerous goth
him): for the ,afl‘air ,andrrhaee
estfield :Blmk
swept Colmbia hall f
fires. starts-:3 by embers blown from
' . ' ' . ' ' ~ . I}?
The; Royal Auto P’t’g Co
’3. the place to go if you care to!
a first class Paint 01'
Varnish Job.
lor, 80. Main and Woodward Ave
‘ Phone 901 ' ,
opcrmfinfis are {um-furmed with the aid
of a Meal unesihelic rather. than hy
NorwalK. {be older method of cameo“. the pa- -
‘, {lent ramming Consciousauil alert, and
gently played phonograph milsi'i: has
a (led-dell value, both in calming, the
paticnl 11m] in supplying pleasurable:
sounds as an'nlfset to the realization
that he is being oy‘emlcd on,“ Doctor
' Farr said.
Largest Crater in the World.
Two Swedish scientists recently
made a journey. of» exploration
Today in Wall? Street
mg. ln addition to
points
actionary. The more popular steel
and equipments showed no cmateria
changes. Foreign exchanges
former recoveries announcements 0
the $30;‘01}9,000 loan to Denmark. Cal
money opened at .5 per cent.
YVALL’ STREET, 10:30 a. m
ranted ahfiost, 2 poinis m. YEDOI'tS o
as well :as. leathers
field's. ; Sugars; Sears Roebuck ' an
larity bee
although '
\VALL STREET. Noon—«Rails con-
tinued to represent. {he constructive
side of the. market during {he morn-
leading coalers.
Ambition. Great Northern. New York}
Central. Pittsburghand \Vest Virginia.
St.,Louis and San Francisco and New
. . ~ .1. >‘n 0
O'Ie‘mb’ £2:§$§i§3§§$§9 302:; g {maul u tremendous volcanic crater
cos and chain smre issues alsoyextend— commnmg hot: water and no less
ed 1heir,gains,:but.oils, sugars. motors.
Lobaccos and metals became more re»
~——Coal-
ers added to last week’s gains at. the: .
opening of today‘s Stock Marker, Del—r
. ware,"Lackawanua' and .YVGS‘CE‘?” adi
a possible” cash *dmfioufion . mistook
holders- . Demesfic 7 oils strengthfi‘ned.
with seconda .steeisafid'; ui meats. - . . ' v
{y w p ' Cuba. in tlle-seuth-ietlantlc, 'to which:
the Quest ls,:teklug,_mails. Itls‘ be;
ringsem‘: [on youngrmmanby a sailor
7 Ltobaocos and utih— -
, ties. ,the flatter ,msludi'ag: »Montanaii
Power. Declines ofonepointin Mead:
can and Pammerican‘ Petroleum Were
associated with advices from Szand-r
art} Oil sources Which'remphasized adv
verse. conditions in the Mexican 01
Famous'flayera. also eased. , Prelim:
or:
Will
"nut:
«‘eN“
Wu]. loaded ruotor
lsarwuhrus lead
on
highway .sumclent to
theol 3' drone! One-
llnch the eflectupon-xhe
étlcally the ea
iwelght were multipli
la sense the
3movement by a success
impacts. .
design a rlzld
the projectile.
" seek the line 0
the line of: me
effort to mate
destructive agent .wlth
superior
- defensive .agent.
for constantly 'lncre
slab and more .metal
just as more powerqu
creaSlngly
This
neers have {or the
founded upon file slm
common sense.
pact of the
4 auto speak. but
Instead of construct
with, portlaud cement
find stone.
land cemem. asphalt.
{new}: as “1352:"
.Few York city. '41::
U.
:litl‘. your a'nil‘lkévrs a
daughter-glider}; all-.3 0
ll. Gehelim. of Gregor
E.I-‘nnm‘al will 1W- hold at
'Secontl avenue: New York. “’eduesa. , .
morning. ' . 7
7 _ 1..
imme- ' of
through Iceland, with the interesting .
9.21 volcanic crater in the world. It
mus.- them nine days, using. three
sea of ice of the \Vamajokel from west
to east in order {wrench Kolar, on the
Fjord of Homer. '
On the Hogjoliel
the scientists .
than elgllt kilometers long and fire
{kilometers wide. .. It vassurrouuded
3; by a number of hot springs. 7 The
1" Swedish» sarauts who .discm'ered it.
made unmfied it me Svea crater, and it is _re-,
(gm-dellas not only the greatest crater.
‘ ~~m Iceland. but probably the largest in
the world.
. 7 . Mail for Lonely Island. >
irafiomance lles’hidoeu in a parcel be-
.carried by the. ShackeltoneBoxrett
exaleration ship Quest forkideli ety at
the lonely Britishlsland 013$ '
who formed a swing attaehment for
inertduringhmf’stay on the 15121111143
isanxionswthat a photograph of her
sfioumibe taken-and sent :to him.
’This will probably. be done._ -
remit that they discovered-{he larg- ,‘
hol'eea‘ and sledges, to cross the great , 1' v” ‘
ell-3. \Vigiam firmxgden.
_mga, .Derie‘n, aged 3-1
51ml.
new}. (of
3.112;. Julia
rector 01:78:. Luke‘s church.
haunting. Izmir interment will be
Spring Grove cemetery.
7.
home of her . new
tell, Rowaylon.
from the fume
lP‘JV. l
3 o’clock Tuesday afte
Funeral of “T. W.
2:30
street.
The funeral ofJo-lm
Main street.
Buria
22,500 =»poum!e 1.116 -1,-
ovlng at a. rate of fifteen miles on
'fhour encounter: on obstacle on
the» the rear,
quarter-of on
me as though an total
huge motor truck be- resistance to
:comes a. projectile and ballet.
ion of mighty
‘1 Two methods of res'letlng impact
have developed among mghmzkoztx-
cheers, one methodbeing to ‘ o. 1 amen; ll common! known a:
powerful structure. $1313; base," new” 3'
. which will withstand the manor. as 13 black with 11111:.
armor plate is expected ”9
Th1- method 4°” not base. pavement or a t
f dealt. reolstumo but 0: seven inches of combined base end
It resistance.
h the strength ’01 the Klan today with. no outlay for main-,
strength on therpart of the
using thickens °r laid on the Pacific 'coast and over
. ‘ ’eflectlve armor plerdng,The reason , so thln a pavement 3
molecules can 1°? ““9““ mum. . attentive is because lt reduces impact
Cushion the Shock In Week
This method has found co
favor in the ~Eastern stem, but out
on the Pacific coast highway ensi‘
past
a. century been, practicing a method glv
of construction. ,to which they point
as the infallible solution 01' the
pact problem because the method is maybe protected from impact by an
pleat dictates of
In' California and Oregon they
no! attempt to slog the mighty. im— contraction
motor truck in its tracks” moisture 73-1311 temp
they cushi' on theshock. Saving 4)! rainy
log a. rigid slab using
they substitute for port- popular. on the’Pacific
tain'an elastic slab whlch clings close base pavements become more widely;
to 1hr: earth subgrade _ber.eath it. kilown; _ ‘ :
Deaths and Funerals
Rufus Hayxuund Sl‘lk‘ck.
Rufus Raymmvi -Selie¢.-k. . vopulaxrly. '
Sellrek, . ’
ease
dock this morning. at his: home. m
y
a 'T‘hunlas.defipxfl31x Mead-
Thomas Jeflersonfflead died Sauna g
‘ day-.1 at the
m ems : daughter; some. Son.
South T‘Iori‘t‘ulk:
~ The funeral will
o‘cldckfi .Tm-sda): afternoor}.
.‘Ial‘y Jane 310111;“.
‘Mrs. 'Mary Jane Morrell. widow oifcarrymg before it heavy rain that. for
éhe late John T. Morn.-
'Ea.st Norwalk; died yesterday. at the
The funeral will be
-. x ‘ ’
ral pztrlors. of D. \w.;10n sectxon. thus cansmg some treble
Raymond. \Vestfl'l’ashin
P. Fairbanks. officiating. and
mom will be in Riverside cemetery.
' The deceased was .71 years'of age.
'The'funeral of William, XVuH'ough-
fton was hem at
day afternoon from the home a
daughter. Mrs. F. R. Brady- 1433121111
The ‘funeral was private and»
bixrnial- was in Philadelphia. Pa. '
Four-ml of Jolmjialone.’
will be held .at 3..
. tomorrow 'mom :3 from St.
' ' ' ill be in :51.
. gw
Trrs.
g1
,,
l
l
l
l
- - 5 - ~ ,aé'
ifi?§~g~.s
. '_ , ~ . M _ ‘ . 1..
“’,
“‘5
£213.31: weigh- absorbent
Mam. . .
The Western engineers say that l!
at!“ you, put. shock absorber: In the vehi-
cle" why not. put them in the‘road.
They pets: to repeated tests. which
haves‘hown that the elastic or rather
resilient slab made of asphalt and;
In atone. shows more than double the
' shattering by heavyz
has beenistmwn by any
similar thickness and,
hook or impact by sllght-
manila prac-
the blow: than.
rlgid' slab "o:
(1
“Black Bane" Laetlng
0n the Pacific coast the flexible type:
the entire slob;
“3 "MS-‘m‘ a: Vloalia. California. is a. black
otal thlckneu
It 1‘ "1' mp laid 1111594 and in good condi-
sn cum-1: 0’ tenance during 27 years.
method ““3 “Orig: 11°le 'gioégfiezfdgagfi b3. —
reinforcement. “mum at this large YW’ I"
guns ind m‘ not. over Swatches or total thickness.
; defender:
a he chat-:21)
i Colonel
‘ groumls that he had
fitter: agreement to pay for
.' street.
.home."
An
with the
Judge Vosburgh reserved decision.
M .
The appearance
entry on .the “FMWBL
Saturday
7 times: that ‘ is
stead, act went
idrunk in gutter _
Slicer Murphy sent'the man
Attorney
police . about
aTown Assembly
___._.._-—
lu an itenl regarding the fight on
‘Lexlngton avenue!
it was slated that t
Kish hall.
said that the
s hall.
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Advertise in the Sentinel.
ANNOUNCEMENT
On account of moving. we are selling
out our whole stock below cost.
' Orlins Vulcanizing Shop
39
High
' J. PREMRU SONS
'8‘ an!" Ave.
From now until further notions”
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning
have reduced prices on all
carpets, both washed and dryr
an order: called (or and
~ Kendrick & Chase Garage
Scored Gylinders' Benin! , Q
Oxy-Acetylene Welding and MI
13 Raymond so, Souih Nor-walk, M5
7 : The (13.111337 «can; or Frank
' against Josepgh l
:the Korwal
.fmorning be
{burgh The plai
heatersrinsmned in l
l. claimed the heaters-shoal
mobile Pain ting and. 11h.
sour. BERG m
.egatto. proprietor e:
k. noted. “as heard this
fore Judge George H. Yes I
nti’ff claimed $131th
he hotel trimaran: .
d to the former propdeto
George Bussen. on; renew
never made 3;.
the ghet-
plumbiug (tummy-l
of the following
police blotteaofi '
looks like “old". "
times before- the' Voi- .
‘ into effect: ‘flian
and We]!
n lght- rather
a; Main
M
Gray complainea to. 13:6 _'
loiterers around the .
hall building.
last Friday night-
he fightgstmfi in.
This is denied, and it
fight started outside am
1,. .
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Class Work Our W333"
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HONE 2855
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A“.
. hycushlonlng. the shock instead~ of
resisting it. keeps the snbgrade or
maiderable earth foundation dry because the u-
phalt is waterproof.» And the our
face is subjected to a. scarcely per.»
quarter of cepfible Wear. because the pavement
es of! no duet.
Even where concrete. brick or block
lm- pavements have already been laid they
asphaltic cushion top. which at the
some time protects rigid mundane“
do from cracking through expansmn and
by more nearly equalizing
emture conditions.
million dollars by
instead of heavy, reinforced
pavements the flexible slabs soi
coast will un-yj
result as the merits of black;
concrete. sand rigid
They thus ob- 'doubtedly
[Weather Forecast
Flowers, Bouquets for wa-
dings androther occasions." _
Sprays and Floral Designs.
Rowland M. Bomb 7
16
FLORIST
Telephone 21402-2
FRANCE STREET 5
For Norwalk aodfivicinity: Generally
‘l‘air tonigh: and Tueefiay: Colder 10-;
niglll: ffiih wee: arm norzhweezé
’ ‘ storm which pa ":3 om?
l
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{lire} 7 at 3
(1‘ ““"i‘i iY': l‘xis Wifidé‘ ‘
‘ " ‘ ‘ :the St Lament“: valley yeslerdeyi
:oaused high Wind: and rain in the:
uififand (3:2 ,
no aisler. Ric-.3-
:easmrn ponieeol {he Lair:— reeéon one;
., ‘7 1 . ENew England. I: §sfol§uwed 1):: a long:
)(‘Ux"\dldl. - ~ - . _ - <- » ,
ridge 91 high pressure extenoiug Irom:
North Dakoia southeasreard to Vir?
~ginfe. Anotherdisturbance is cemrzzl
nerer-l§:ah. Pleaeam weather pre-
fi‘rails generally this morning. in Elle;
~.nor-Lh.em. distric‘ls .11-am. 1318 Jim: '3':
Mountains eastwardio {he coast. The;
his dagghifih giempereiure is high. in the eastern and!
“fol-mnekP How. in the western sections. TemperaP
H93: fiures below zero were reporied from
lMomana and Northflakola.
9—”
Curl‘an‘s.
3‘63 r5.
193311101111, of Sl'hlfl’u‘ XYEJTHITL’I- CE‘SGJCS.
{H} ‘
Gale l-‘oiiouml l'nunnl‘m‘tahlc
Spell. Saturday Night.
Nornlon.§ A warm spell that made err-rooms
fin {and fursrseem unnecessary and un-
;comfortal;l¢. Saturrlay night. was {7:15-
f‘sipalod on the Wings of a drivlngwin-l
Eda-1t blew up early. Sam-lay .morning.
\‘i'arm :
lDumbell. :
.J .
»“‘\.
Dario :3.
ll. formerly 05:3. short time. was frozen into {air siz—
’ed 'hailstones. '
a A few trees were blown down along
=High.und avenue. and also hi‘itlze \V-ii—
)anirl P. 3'! or
gt’on SUEEL at .to thé'telephone company. .
{if-"- 5-5! Shipping along the Selma sought
mter- shelter in thexor‘walk harbor. and an
rnoén.
terday. . This. 2.11de to a high tide and
. the wind. washed the shores to oneof
Huughtm. the highest points reached this year.
girzg.‘ station at Rotor: Point seemedio
' and? the waves
o'clock. yester- ,
longside the
f fiis flee sitting in the water.
went over the walk a
hauling beach. ' '
I ”the storm caused havoc, with the
shipgi‘ngr' in New York harbor am}
along the Long Island coast; Nor-walk
and vicinity was. relatively unharmed.
o'clock .hOvs-‘ever. '
Mary's ’ Continuing
Mary‘s early Sunday,
,7 , ' ' _egligibler
c
l
Malone. of 1139
' intermifieuily 7 during
the heavy wind and rain
Swinging
g
2..
extremely heavy sea ran all :13)“ yes: 7
So high..waarthe tide that the life sav— ,
Good Eyesight
Plus
you: tiut‘ir-s are and how much,
YOU depend upon .
you should understand the im~
pertance
your eyes.
113.
T.
E Optometrists and Ophciarsa
B ZiAtla nth: 5%.. Stanfield
Tols—Office, 1103;: Home, sa‘
,ugw RED. mews summers.
11-.
Good Business
REALIZIXG 210V: exacting'r
your eyes;
or: the welfare of
Brigg your eye trou’olts to
HAMER, 1m.
2s .
.— .
David W. Raymond
r UNDERTAKER
\
for
,0
in our Dairy Products :mean‘s
stables, trained ' militate. "
Jame..- carefully wanted, 7‘
sterilizer} receptacles '
sanitary mahods of hailing. .
Such .cleanliness ‘meam.
" of the norm {at
2. 5&3“?
1%“
0mm. 7 .
ind
your family. , 7
rder at 1.18 Fink”?
Norwalk Chronicler