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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 21, 1921 · page 6

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V 37‘ .1 ‘T—.a h l 40%11'15 ex— FOR SALE—N'ery 1 fine, live. native! '11 NOTICE :1" ix *
v. '7: ‘ {CZ-d abnéaigegiggers 01; 1’0“?” geese forty cents («was a pound - OVERLAND 4 SEDAN ‘ ""
safari-:12 machines As’cher 8: Salmon. Meat‘lifarkef, 19 Raymofi’ds ' 3133M dolivcred J
1 6 131-. Washing.“ so So Norma"; , ovsnu‘no’ 4 Touamc. :
5 FOR SALE—1 1922 Ford Cbupe, like; $585 aelivered ‘ '
WANTED—~" - or 3 dry cows 0 90131 . “1.5.3539 :1 1921 Ford W WILLVS’KNlGl-IT TOURING
that will freshen in sog- ‘s or 59‘ ‘ 1 1920 Ford Coupe, $375 1 1920 god 3, 675 “We,“ .
b. 3: 1 1 \‘orwa . A. touring. starter, :demnunta to. » . ' :
e“ P one " x Can 11 Union are rNo‘eralk. - W‘LEYS «men-r SEW?“ , -
WANTED — hood electrician B $2573“!in _ :I ‘\..
worker. App!) 131091191- 23 “3511‘ FOR SALE—sfil? Ford Touring car in SHUFELT'S GARAGE EDUE BYE-5
ingtcn 5._ good common. mountable rims. East Nor-walk . - “21.282525"
_ 1‘ de- good tires $160. Also new 14 ft. duck
WAXTFDTW‘I‘{AISEmQvaexal ebigh boat, oars and; oar locqlqgs. $30. A. H._ . BUSINESS NOTICE
5 ”65.33:: 13112313111] an a pmwsmm Tolles WEI-311134.80 9mm; - . 18191.13 gurouoelLsdm ;
£111}. 1 wins them WU good returns FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom, H3315 3,1311%}: 'rméznfignd ”15:;
an? aura-"(’9 ”19m ‘0 a rem—”51mg 355-53151!“ 916361, china low-30W“ fidifion condliign whichasbogdno '
,ositmn in the company. Write box tank enamel baihtub and lavatory. .a ,1?

50.!5318 Sentinel.

WANTED—Dolls for repair. W’e will
restring repair and furnish all nec-

 

2533:} parts to dolls of every make at \-

 

 

 

with all nickel— —plated fittings; special
big bargain, .J'Ehite celluloid water-
closet seats $5. Seidenberg 00., 545
3rdYave, between 36th and 37th sis.

 

 

reasons First-class

work guaranteed.

be neglected, for safety and econmmc

expert mechanic on all make cars. A ,
Phone 490, Garage
15 Marshall- St. So Nor-walk:

overhauling b

 

 

 

 

reison able price. Do Hospital, 8 - :3
Union St- Phone 339 30‘ Norm“; PnR SAY F‘ (m nmn'rflwan mm 4 JAFFEE a‘fid ASH. ,
' ' story brick . building, centrally second—hand stoves, chairs, tables,

$0 LET located Address "Building," care at“ New wcmm- We can? 3 fun “1184

 

‘1‘0 LET—~5 rooms and bath. all im-

proxements on South Main St.. to
adults only. Phone 2463.

'1’0 LET—5 and 6 room apartments.

new houses and garages. all im«
provements on Fairfield a\ cone. Can
see any time. inquire Alex YVhite 35
Lowe St. Tel. 2858

TO LET—2 unfurnished rooms, with

bath. gas and electric free, centrally
located in select section. $293 per.
month. Address “Select Ron - " cal-o
Sentinel.

‘I‘O LET—Two nice attic rooms with
ioilet. unfurnished. Adults only. hf-
quire Louis Travro. 1‘6 Crass St. South
Norwalk

FOR RE\T——5 rooms all improi'é~

ments and garage on Fairlleld Ave ,
New house. Inquire Roodner Feed
(‘01 Tel. 21-10.

 

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT— 4 rooms improxements,
' 1m med.

 

. p.~;l"lt}ti Large barn in
Nor-“1 ;. suitable for garage or stor-
age. laimlle No.81 “oodward axe
hue. Phone days, 473-3

 

To LET—~TWO nicely furnished rooms

 

 

to lt-I. All conveiniences. Steamboat
.l‘l.:::.-. 1:? So. Main St. So. Nor-
walk.
m3 RENT~Storage space, house-
hold furniture. Separate rooms,

929 proof building. Hubbell Coal &

e (70.. Inc, Saugatuck: Conn:
Tel. Westport 47. We have negotiable
Warehouse receipts.

WILLIAM F. HOYT
near. ESTATE

8 New Houses? all improvements.
Prices Reasonable
$5.000 to $8,000. .Buy New

Dnebslf down will take two mortgageg

WILLIAM F. HOY‘I’
REAL ESTATE

ORDER OF NOTICE

Bistrim of waalk. 53 Plobdte
Court. Derembez A, D 1921.

Estate 01' “illiam A_ W'heeler late
of Norwalk. in said dis? Tic: deceased

“omens written notification has

boon made in this couit bv Ilic- execu~
or of the Will oi sa.d deceased may
inf- . for reasons therein set forth to: an
mow authorizing him to sell r1113. in-
Wen (tried real estate oi‘ said 95121: 9.
Or; .red That said application be
heard and determined at the Pinbate
Ollice in Val-wall: on the 27th day of
Decemoer 1921 or in o'clock 201e~
noon: 11115 that publi r motile theleoi
be given to all peas-mu- intsrestetl
incl-Sin b§ publishing this Older in a=
new snaps: having a circulation in said
i let a: least/me days before said

oi bearing
HENRY XV GREGORY.
Judge.

 
 

 

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ORDER OF NOTICE
1 Jennie M. Hibier vs George “T. Hib-
=‘l1

13;. Superior Court.
Dot-ember 9th. 1921.

Upon {he‘- complaint of the said Jen-
:tiz- 31!. Hibler. praying.
int-room so! tomb fox a divorce and
- .xtd). 0: child now pending before

$5..

 

mi- court. hating been returned there- -
of October, :

It“. 01‘;
10: I:

the fir st Tuesdav

ll appearing to and being found by ‘

fill. cunt-t that George W Hibler. the
said defendant is absent
si it? can gone to parts unknown and
121111 nfiiite of

40mph; in: was given as required by

”row: of notice heletofore issued and -
the plaintiif asks for a. further *

17’)“

”H18? of notice in the premises
Therein -e Ordered that [161119 of
:1 e pendencr of said complaint be
gie b} publishing this order in The
South \‘orwaik Sentinel. a newspaper
nrin: ed in South Norwalk, Conn. once
:1 Reel; for two weeks. successiyely,

tnmmencing on or before the 16th day -

m December 1921.
Bx the Court,
FRED W. TRACY.

1 ‘érlt of the Superior Court 01 Fair~1

field County.

'9 day Trader

State of (‘onneciicnt Fairfieid,(‘oun- ,
Bridgeport.

for reasons "1

from this '

 

the pendency of the;

Sentinel.

FOR SALE—SILK UNDERWEAR’
Barnpiesaf chemise bloomers,

camisoles, gowns and petticoats at

wholesale prices. Also silk and lace

remnants for. sale" Ten-is. Bros, 127

Washington Street, So. Norwalk.

FOR SABEA-Childs cal: table with 4

chairs, {rocker arm chair and 2 side
chairs) in goouondition. Make a good
gén‘istmas gift. Inquire at 4 Sentient

 

 

FORS

barn; State road, near a depot.
$2 35 acres, mostly level, build:
Iingso 033 .000; terms. D S. Hull, Havi-
Iand Block. . 9mm;

FOR SALE—R. I. Reds, Mahogany
strain, special sale, 6 pallets, 1-
cockerel $18. 00; Hens $3. 00. Exhi-
bition and breeding stock circular.
B Quackenbush. Dar-ion. Phone 140.

FOR SALE~Real bargain, on account

of. leaving town 6 rooms, hall, bath-
room, pantn, attic, cellar, gas and
coal range, wash tubs electric lights.
and fixtures quartered oak floors, in
fact, a first—class home. Beautiful lo" -

“on, 2 {01:5, 600 GB .
Phone 1361 3‘ ~ 0 Mitchell

FOR SALE~Cord wood in all lengths
supplied promptly. Plione 23, Ledge-
wood Farm. Ask for superintendent.

Tile Textile Store

Specially reduced for the Kali;

 

 

40 Inch Crepe de chine, black

_ and colors ..... .. .. $1.49 yd.
sang Messaline, yard wide, $1.75 yd.

Wash Satin in white, 36 in. $1. 39 yd

Wool Serge, yard wide . . . . 89c yd.

136 Washington St. S. Nor-Walk

 

 

 

 

STANDARD ‘
COTTON
STORES

98 Washington Street

 

 

 

O. G. PAIMER

Auctioneer
Ofiice A. D: Morgan
Hardware Store, South Nam!)

 

 

 

 

SALE——5 acres, 5 room noose. .

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of pure White cotton math-935. in all
. sizes at $9 00 each.

 

44 Water St, . ,,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

can and Iwill send
forget We do plumb
sheet metal work.

HENRY A.
56 Water 81..

If you are interested in sairmg mom 7,
or. look up the most- scientific Inter:-
national One-pipe Heater.

to give you installation cost.

Phone 1173-3.Q

Phone or .
our beitln man
not
ing, tuning and ,

HEGELEI’N,’

 

Country Water

Josspfi s. Ksnv JR.
Plumbing, Timing and mating

Ranges and OneiPipe Heated 1
Telephone 492

21 Taylor Avenue, Bo. Mai-walk, can. ‘

sit:

 
 
 

 

 
 

"film
7 ‘ .

Phone
BRICK.

walk; Retaining
a

w. J. LY 1sz
some

PLASTERXNG, .
WGO

Its Branches

 

’ gymeni plan. Also renovating. satis- 7

WM! Bad.
telephone 317 to:

LE” '
WALL PAPER iii!) PAINTB
New Is the time to am: £18
adrenalin-anneal. we
mom decanted. Ask for my mean

u

NORWALK MATTRESS 00.
Franklin and Monro. 8:. Bo. Nonnlk. '

 

my: ..
7”!

Drop us a card or c
representathre to . 7 ..

 

SOCIAL

Miss Mildred ll. 1'
liidxv- and Jose/pl;

tun. 'pusltfivi'
(-lmwh. Stamford. i
the families ’of- the
-\fi(‘l' the ceremony.

of

bride.
trip. All:
homo.
Jun. 1.

A St: l‘pi‘lSc 1sz rt :v

enjoyed themselves

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J. M. LAY‘IDN & (30.,
Inc. "

5 Railroad Avenue ~

South . Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

LOST-sin Norwalk or south Norwalk,
3 bunch of- kevs.

 

LOSE—A diamond. bar pin- 3Ver§é
eral reward for return. to Somme

 

Yoru all»: and vicinity General-

 

iz tonight and Thursday;

displayed on-thecoast. The it!
1. 2m 2(‘w which fists central over i

 

 

, much 1.1
. m fur with a bold wax-e; strong nortlé- 7

u st “Ends. “Earnings for high wifi‘fi ,

 

\k» region yesterday morning is now.
i using - the Si. lawn-once Fancy. '
-' sing cloudv and unsettled "

me the eastern portion or
“$3011.
' Pressure is m

‘ a. «i oversnlermi

Blowly 9834}
the wholé

 

fl ._ -. east of the Rocky Mountains
. l — trrltperatnre in the' northern ,
tr: - mos rapidly from an? ‘" A

light slow or rain in New Eng-V f

The western aces. of

weeks of- strenuous-
o'clock _ x-esterday

 
 

Please return ”to :i
Sentinel office and receive reward.

Vb- ._

of East Norvalk. u
'Mount. Hohoke Coll

vacation.

William War

 

1 Cross Collegeszs spend-ing- the Christ-
mas V acation at the-“borne of his pet-

Franklin street.

 

 

 

 

 

town nit-nun. Nos-walk. ‘were quietly '
mnrriwl yrslr-niu)‘ morning. at 11.. at
me;- 1“»an m Rev. Alfred Grant Wab-

the

ding breakfast at the home
On the: rotor
and Mrs. Spent-Eng will be at
Kowloon u'flcnllé'.

—.—__ i

was given Alexan-

 

Tiie Misses Julienne
Crescent Terrace. Lure-tie. Biehm. of
Silver-mine and Florence Mitcltnell 01’
. Flax Hill P. cad. who axe
.. Smith College. in \ortbampton. Mass“
13 are spending the Christmas holidays
. at home. »

 

1 The Misses Grace
Maplt street and Elizabeih Hendrick

’ ler. Mass are home for the Christmas

 

mittens

jVOTES match.

.ounslrury of Long
Spoofing of New-

Congrega‘ional
n the presrnce of-
13113th and groom;-
thcre was awed» '
ot" the-
n 'l'rom a wedding. ‘

 

 

 

.\' orwal k.‘ on'

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(kl “'ml .11. at his home. Gibson LAYOS NAGY
Court. on Monizll}. (tome-s “ere play— HELD FOR MURDER
ed aml dancing “as enjoxtd bx tin-
woung pr npls. Refreshments “err. . 0

1 . {lfi
si-rvetl later Hi the evening; At a lau- (Gontmued from Page 3
hour the guests departed. all having

. cido following the
“lie.

December 14th.

to the utmost.

humor-tier. of a week

attending S: Candee.

V. G orliam of

 

€195.

ho ale students at

ego in South Had- 318.5 shown,

considerable 15313. -.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

placed in charge of the
1 In the; finding Coroner

station of Holy

 

 

back, left lung and liver.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

{ing took place about 9: 30 o clock 0

,nua‘rrel between Nagy and chis: wit _
over the attentions paid her bye. man"

1 mar"
fier desire to still rece'

 

 

° ‘ . 1 '7 NITTEDS-ets
' ‘ for the Little
Fellow embracing a .
warm sweater coat,

leggins ., cap and

Rdgefsé’s‘Stevens

 
 
 

shooting of his:
in the kitchen of their more n

was represented in court by Attorney"
John T.- "D‘wyer, of the firm oszeogh1
No evidence or statement
it‘rom the State was required, the dew.
tense waiving this reading.

\ag} has lost the sight of his left.
me as the result of the bullet wound
in his mouth; jawbone and neck. mus-
The bullet has split into three;
or tour portions an X-ray photograph
and he is still suffering

 

He will be taken to Bridgeport jail:
earlx this afternoon, and will there be ‘

 

 

that the deceased met her death as;
ents. Mr. and Mrs. W’illiam Ward of the result of two bullet wounds in the

 

 

. j "Will get loads of Toys from ,
Qifrleuds—more than yen prob-
" ably care is 0 make room far.
’Why’ not, then, make the family gifts
practical ones? There are Wearables
that boys enjoy —- too— Chnstmasy
' things for holiday dress up. Our jun-
? ior clothing section abounds with sugn

gestions.

OYS’ Bathrobes.

They’re becoming

quite as popular a gift for

boys as they long have
been for men- That’s why

boys like them—makes

, them feel manly. Ours are

, that sort.

 

SWEATERS. There’s
longgvinter ahead of
skating, hockey, sn o_w

, fig hts~times when your " '
boy wants to be warm
without a cumbersome
overcOat. You can bet he
will like a sweater.

 
 

all to

 

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Not-walk and South Norwalk , -

V SETTITO an

NLEY CAMP .
MCKI TRIED IN COURT

TURKEY SUPPER

(Continued from First Fags)

 

 

 

 
 

' ' ‘ " 3 (Con fined from Page One)
evening was Santa Claus. in the per- 1
son of Louis Eel-Jar, who distrib (1-31 m from a. peddler.
gifts to the children- There was ‘

ago todav . f

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

IN NEW CAlN AAN

The visit was made with State Po;

icon be gleaned in endless m
ltron: our especially chosen stock at
~fiarflmre.
many appropriate things for girl; w.
‘Ln'g that our store oifers. ' .

.mtlerx. m Knives. 1 '

{You‘ll find many others here
space prohibits mentioning. on w
to our store is what you sheila
for the best results.

 
 
 

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1W9 list

 

 

Tools. $wta'1mfi 8m,

 

 
 

 

on account of; mom. “mm :77 I 7’
out our whole. stock W colt.

. Orlins vulcanizing $09;

High cm Work Our W

B Savlew Ave.

Fromnovnnulmfimfloo

Connecticut Carnot Cladding M, ,
have reduced prices on an my
Carpets, both washed and dry M

Allorderucauedtorandm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

39 West Washington M

 

ming—
J. PREMRU SENS

 

PHONE mam

1'0um

 

PHONE l“

 

 

 

 

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mowers, Bouquets for vd:
dings and other occasions;

Rowland M. Beach

16 FRANCE STREET“

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

FLORiST

Spraysandflmlfim ,,

Telephone 21118-2

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

exceptionally fine Christmas

the loliolving:

\ew Canaan
(‘ha rlrs 1-). Miller Harry Keenan. M-

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'Hauschilo, Leon Hurle) Mrs. Border-I
ick Louis Zellar Frank Reinhardt
and Department Comander Quinn of
Stamford. 1%.. Olsen, of North Taxica-
ax once was also awarded a turkey. '
The committee in charge 'consisted
of Mrs. Haaschild. Mrs. Keena.11Ma-e.
Milne. Mrs. Coleman.
Mrs. Guarnieri, Harry Keene. Charles
7 ‘Ies Guamieri. M. J. Mn

 
 
 
 
 

ymterday‘ in Iiartford.

.1on identified as being hrs.
had been owned by lac-r for some tinge.

:physician

inn, says .' was raised 3,3121 argued, Attorney Gea-

 

 

The shoot-'1 1 '

' remaintis

 

’90.

 

 

 

 

 

liceman “’illiam H. Brennan 3:- and
, which also contained Special 81118 fm‘lmfith Chief of Ponce Otto Schmidt of

Sérfiant Vii-e111 said that he hoped
.l. Murphv. Chilrles Guai-nieri. Clifford. to have further evidence against Se";
ti, which however, he had not been
able to procure because 0‘: his absence

Brennan testified that Setti 5 wire
had claimed that she had purchased
The goods, but that four pearl lie-cli-
,1 laces which were found there. and

' nae-lo Claiming dinning} on all three
counts. mil? however, the confine-
' ance was muted in the cases. Jug-e
' VVo’sonr'gh refusing to decide on the

' question of judisdiction. The bonds

Home, 6 rooms, Gear garage, 15%
115 ft. front. 104 ft. deega.

No 7 Main street

l
rite Royal Auto P’t’g Go
is the place to go iflumfi

1o:- Bo. Manama

 
 

. David W. Rosin

rots—om, 1103; House.

 
 

 

FOR SALE

Vt e11 located 1n 1st Distri
For Particulars.

Ask John T. Hayes

 

REAL ESTAT E—l NS URANEE ,

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

a first bias: Paint or
Vai-n'ahJob.

Phone 901

 
 
 
 

UNDERTAKER

 
 
 
 

 
 

NEW RED MN’S’ 31H!-

 

 
 
 

 

The Question of jurisdiction on the ,
charge or possession of storm :gooas ’

 

 

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