j_ 3‘9-
elbow also a 503'7’5
so . P0098
bargain for some one"
a.
PIANO 7FOR SALE—Excellent tone,
£08 SALE—A very fine tone violin. s
’5 ‘53:? Ease
3,1,1:
Felon!” . 4779 ‘rls:e7x-
.7.- gegmgers 1111i1 Salpbwer
chines. Asoka-8: 831m
gshington St..- Sol NorwalF-
condition like new. M7198;
port ' to secure cane
E ILV #3139933: 398
weapon Aye. Phone 262
FOR SALE—V cry fine,
“£89587
live,
forty cents Kile) , ,
Market, 179 Raymond SL . .. l ‘
‘2“ or 73 dry cows. or cows
freshen in spring, or hell?
. 1 9 851-4, Norwalk.
Dolls tor repair We will
rep pair andfu furnish all nec—
-" s to dolls of every make at
FGR SALE—1 1932 Ford Coupe, like
new, 8550.1 1921 Ford Coupe
1 1920 Ford Coupe, 9375. 1 1929 Ford
touring. starter,
Call 11 Union Ave. Nérw'al
$450.
demagi;h§‘es, $2131.
le rice. Doll Hospital, 8
L, Pinone“ 339, So. Norwalli.
.TOLEI
good ti1es $160. Also new 14 ft duck
boat, oars and car locks. :30. AH.
Tolles “ilson Rd, So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—1917 Fard Touring car in , .
"good condition. Demountable rims.
bVERLANn
31.900 delivcrfed
OVERLAND TOURING
‘ ‘ 9935 and
WILLYS KN GHTTOIJElNB
1,675 delivered -’
WILL s. KNIGHT SEDAN
$2.575 delivered
SHUFELT’S GARAGE, EDLIE AVE,
East Nor-walk
.4 EDAN
TeI. 2925-2
T—i rooms with all improve-
. . flornished heat. Adults on!)
,» 7A
’E‘ 0.1.
“LET—‘5 rooms and bath. all im-
, 5-:ements on South Main St. to
Its only. Phone 2463
LET—J» and 6 room apartments.
tank, enamel bathtub
with all nickel-plated fitt
big bargain.
closet seats. 95. Selde‘nberg Co, 545
211ng are. between 36th 11nd 3’lth sis.
R SALE—Brand New Bathroom.
$55 syphon closet. chino 1051105511 ,
and lavatory
S
whl wgter':
te
7- houses and garages. all im-
ements on Fair-field arenue. Can
55': t: '.me Inquire Alex. White '35
he 3: ..Tel 2858.
LET—f: unfurnished rooms with
55 :2: and electric free, centrally
selecr section 32!) pet
“Select Rooms, " care
379$:
ET~Two nice attic rooms with:
FOEFSALE 0R RENT—Well bdilt, k
Sentinel.
FOR SALE:-—R. 7!. Reds, Mahogany
cockerel.
"hltion and breeding stock circular.
B. Quackenhush. Darlen. Phone 140.
R ..p.
story buck ding, central!
located Addregsllis‘Building’," car;
strain. special sale. 6 pallets. 1
$18. 00: Hens $3.00. Exhi-
Second-ma
3115111555 NBTIEE 7
voua AUTOMOBILE
Has deterioated meaning dinerent
parts and units are worn and lobed
091191111911. 5 condition 75551511 @9111th
be neglected, for safety {ind
rt First-class overlie.
expe mecnanlco
work guaran 115.1111.3721101351 99; Garage
15 395101851" $450
4 FE E an A H
97‘ ' 7156555}, 1:131“, tables, _
etc. New oilcloth.
of pure white cotton mattress in 511
sizes at $9.90 each.
.1,
110mm
5 by
fits-ralli-
..4
“’e carry a. full line
44 Water St,
unfurnished. Adults 011112111-
Louis Travo.16 Cross St, South
1112K.) -
5..
BOP BEAT—5 rooms all imp10.e-
ments and garage on Fairfield Are.
New souse inquire Roodner Feed
(.50.. 1782’. 2400.
£011 RENT-4 rooms, improvements.
pleasantly located. Large barn in
rwsi’s suitable for gara e or stop
Inquire .\o. 84 “co ward ave-
FOB. SALE—Real bargain, on account
room pantry
coal range, wash tubs, electric lights. « -—
and fixtures quartered oak floors. in‘
fact. a first-class home. Beautiful loca-
. ,
Phone 1861.
FOR—7‘ SALE—Cord wood in all lengths
of leaving town, 6 rooms, hall bath-
atiic, cellar, gas and
2 lots, $7. 000. Geo. Mitchell.
call and!
lo give you installs.
forget we do Rplumbing, turning and
tgmé
mom
ogre Interes ed
or. “look 11110151111331 agent lié flier-
national 0.55.111 pe
IWlll send our he;
537399309
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Do not
Renter.
don cost.
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ms "“3
supplied promptly. Phone 23,
wood Farm Ask for superintendenpg
me Phone d335, 413-0 -0
'1'0 [.7lZT—Two nicely furnished rooms
tc 3: AZ- comeiniences. Steam heat
“on. 3;? So. Main So. So. Nor~ 1
wall;
30R EE\T—Storage space, house-
hold furniture. Se to room:
In woo: building. uhbell Coal E
mange Co. Inc, Saugatuck, com.
‘29: “estport 41'. We have negotiable
Wore-333m receipts.
WILLIAM EHOYT
REAL ESTATE
‘7 5‘ 8 New. Houses, all improvements.
A
I he Textile so“
Specially reduc5d for the Holi-
day Trade-
430 Inch Crepe dc Chine, black
and solar; .....n..." $1.49 yd.
Silk Messajinc, yard wide, $1.75 yd.
Wash Satin in white, 36 in. $1.39 yd; 5
Noel Serge, yard wide 69c yd.
135 Washmgton 51 5 Newark
Prices Reasonable ' ' 7 p,
795,000 to $8,000. Buy Now
1: down will take two mortgages
WILLIAL! F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
0.01.5 PALMER
Auctioneer
_ Dfice A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store, South Ronni!
EWIDEND NOTICE
“'annu 21! (1?. 1.9191211 02 T119
°es Society
Conn" Dec 1?.1331
At a mes-“in- of the directors of this
806162;} held this do} a dividend at
.- the rite of Four (4) per cent per an-
hum was declared to depositors from
the earning- o:tl1e six months ending
Ilecember 31 1921.
some “ill be eutezrd on a "
iigoésiw and paid on and 331151 Jamil:
‘2
Blane} deposited on or before Jail.—
5. 19:32. “ill draw interest mam
Janus“ 1.15152
Oger: Blond-ax (venlngs T :0
Deposits 01 er $4 .SQL'. 009."! ...90
“533' R_ )I.ALKI;\ Pres.
WILzzlAll H. HUNTER. lice Pres.
15353315115: A. ELLS Treas '
$1,900,000 DAMAGE TO 77
N. 1:. FRUIT TREES BY
FIELD MICE REPORTED
(Continued tron: Page One)’
S
‘due. the experts beliexe.
winter of 1317-15 It
that .1: .501 301mg tre:
byr mice in 1911.
New Hampshire orclzardis‘ts also
report serious menaces irom mice.
in Blamciiusetts. orchard owners re-
ports—xi losses two years ago from
mice totaling $125,090, this amount
amt covering the entire loss because
some orchards did not report.
The government expert who visited
(Eutectic-m conferred with extension
workers in various parts of New Egg-
73:11:15: and investigated conditions for
Healing with the menace. It is pro-
posed to ask Congress to help fight it.
wtsblf.‘ on the 5 loo—operative lines
that federal aid higlmais are built
but c1: smaller scale.
to the sewer-'-
estimated
were killed
is
2)
d.
—-Vlctor Records make an ideal
Christmas: gift. , Select them a: the A.
J. Collins (20., where every record is
amiable. 7
u—Sofz Hats‘for Xmas.= O’Brien.
(5-5“! 11115 OFT—'41: IS W031}!
Cut out this slip. enclose with So
and emit it to Foley 85. C0,. 2835 Shef-
om»: A a Chicago, 111-; writing 3’9“”
913.125 ar-i address Elem-1y. You will
' 1: retain: a trial package con—
Foiey's Honey and Tar Com-
for coughs; colds and creep:
F015: Sidney Bills tor pains in sides
CUE-i
b; ck; Bienmntigm. headache,
and bladder ailments: and.
Gather-tic Tablets. 2. whalosome
t:- 51-011ng cleansing cathartic
C: r-stipationp bflioushess. °°Bead—
ache
Powel:
Corp-
a T d sluggish bowels—Stillma-
INSURANCE
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J. M. LAYTON & CO.,
Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
South Norwalk, Conn.
OLD “TILL. LODGE OFFICERS.
Installation (‘crcmonics “ill T11111-
l’lacc on Janunrr 33L .
Installation of the follgwing officers
of Old “'11 Lodge. No.5 108. F. 6: A. 31..
v. ill be held on Tuesday evening.
January 3rdz-
1V. 3L—Robert J. XValsh.
S. XXX—Charles Pfahl.
~ J. 1‘ .~——Uohn Sample.
Secretary—Robert M. Silcox.
’l‘reasumr— ——Adolph Dreyfus.
Tun—«A J Crossman.
Trustees—Charles F. Mills, 70.13111?
Broil. and I”. S. Lyon.
The other officers which are apw
pointive will be filled at the next
meeting. The officers above “ ere
eluted at the annual meeting held on
Tuesdav night.
50117113121; 17111511003125.“
George Webb Chosen President and
0. Amundsen Vice-president.
At the Annual meeting of the Nor-
walk Drum Corps held last etching.
the following officers were elected for
the coming sear: -—-
fresxdent, Gigi-go Wehb: Vice- presi-
dent. O. Amundsen; Secretary. H.
Amundsen; Business Manager and Fife
ant. Fred Amundsen;
ndsen.
The Norwalk 131-11111 corps is an or-
wraimmwhleh hasheld together. for
A.
.....
walk should take pride in this organi-
union.
C KIAISTM 51S p [78317318
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Phano '
will!
Sergeant Albert Contra; Drum Sei- ,
Director, Qlaf .
, Officers were elected
5meeting of Norwa‘lk
Scouts of America. held
the past fifteen years, and is one of 3- 5
the best in the State. People of Nor—l - .
be held n7ext month£
. ed were.—— -
President—Frank W. Raherls.
' Fn‘st Vice-Premdent—Edpard Bar- _ °
mommy;
C_9BD
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Plumbing, Tinnlng and Heating
Water System
Bani?» :55“ Ono-Pipe Heaters
Telephone 492
21 Taylor Avenue, 59 Nomalk, Cone.
MW. 1|. LYBNIm
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CARRIGAN a. 1mm local and ion.
distance trucking at all kinds
once Leary I; Go. Phone 1577. Hum
Mattress”
cushions of '
FROM THE FAGToRV TO
TH HEH HOME
dither“. .
115 sold on our our
pgyment plan. Also renovating. satin:
teed.
@511th
NORWALK M ATTRESS CO.
bolsters and
Drop us a card or
for representative to
l-‘ox
snow
winds
Friday.
at?
prevails
late
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Franklin and Monroe 91: So. Nos-walk.
Weather Forecast 7
\‘onxalk :nd vicinity:
ing cloudiness tonight;
Friday;
becoming cast and southeast
The area of high pressure
moved from Minnesota to New
bringing with it the extreme cold to
the eastern portion of the Lake region
and New England. The temperature
at New Haven fell from forty degrees
3L2 o'clock Fasterday to two degrees
o’clock this morning.
pernturc is rising in the central and
western sections.
from the Mississippi
westward to the Rocky
Deaths and Funerals
Albert Lin-7111111111.
Albert. Licht‘olau a brother ofthe
7\\’illiam Lichtblau.
died in Seattle. “‘ashiugton on Decem-
ber 15th. leaving a
tube about $45,000.
sists of about
and. property and $15,000 in cash. ers.
, Mgrtha. Ramp. ot‘ \V’aterbury‘.
is. the principal» beneficiary.
mains were shipped ‘to this city from
Seattle on Saturdav last and upon ar-
rival here will be laid to rest in Rh er— ‘
side cemetery beside these of his
brother, William. Funeral
{armoud will have charge of
the remains upon their arrival here.
nor scotus COFNCII; ormcnns.
Increas—
followed by
rising temperature;
York
The ' tem—
Unsettled weather
river
Mountains
of this city.
fortune estimated
The estate con-
$30,000 in real estate
(101111.,
The re;
erred
Dflzoods Firs
other
more than moderate strength and
activity.
meats extended their gap
day under lead of American
tire and General Electric, bug: the
maindex of the list was unres sine:
to the drop in money rates to gunner
cent.
‘53
seilles falling 31/: points each.
KIWANIS CLUB 111s
ing the dinner toda}, but instead. the
roll call took the form of expressions
7 regarding the good the Kiwanis Club
had done the members or the city.
and what could be done in the future.
Kiwanis could get behind a. movement
or a Federal building here on the
Mail-lens" estate which could be pur-
chased
headquarters and the ofiices 01;,n the
city gm eminent could be placedéi‘
that action be taken towards an en-
forccmcnt here or the Itlnemnt filer-
. chants act. and it. was promised that
the manor would be taken up by the
boil-d of directors and a. report gchn
at a. future meeting.
:was 3. Miller desk lamp, given by E.
B. Putnam, was won by Dr. B. M.
l
n
merchandismg
pgthened.
WALL STREET, 1: 301) .m.———Eqni -
S at
The features of irregular :bond
was the heaviness of French
cipals. Bordeaux Lyons and Mar-
u
CHRISTMAS BRITNER
(Continued from First Page):
It was suggested and agreed that
v. here the City Hall, police ,
Other suggestions were to the erect
The weekly attendance prize, which
Shambaugh. , .
About 150 members, and their
friends. attended the luncheon'today.
and a most enjoyable time was had.
The quartet. in which "Herb"
lard and Maurice Nuttlng figure so
promim nily. obliged with their far-or.-
ite ballad. "Pull the Shades Emmi
in mess their refines”; for common of:
we submnrine to the point of grentl}
”longing the conference, the British5
delegates are known to be prepared to
makeaetnbbm 11551115111125: fora.
3355: reduétlon in the
Win-the
Icon limitation plan
ed in suspenslpp today. although
fer-moi
dd’jourment Ronda:
new indications o? a; trend toward a
'program that Japanese delegates
malt instructions from 575111;» herons
resuming the exchanges leth the
Chinese. , , _ 7
of Connecticut,
American Ambassador to Argentina.
1111s booked passage
on the Steamship
aniling January 5, it was announced to-
day
is to take rather too keen a delight
the spectacular,
miraculous.
tent to merely {eel fit;
feel like jumping a fence,
whole mince pic and singing until the
Pol— ‘
rices he said would nev 31° go down
1 their pro-war level but they could”.
' ..relation
(Continuedfr
Although pare. y not intending ,_
submarine tom
Wax-ulna! 11.3181? .
The Slimming negotiations continu
conferences: {sumac their
hid developed
W
RIDDLE TO SAIL JAN. 5
NEW YonK. Dec. 22-13095 Riddle
recently appoin'ed
tor Buenos Aires ,
American Legion.
A WORD OF WARNlNG
Unfortunately the human tendency
the fantastic, the
h aver 5 person In never con-
T e “g he wants to,
eating a
wee. small hours.
’ He also enjoys going to the other
extreme 5nd.
nation to fancy hli'nself an object or
tangle misery.
' This almost universal desire for
crises and climaxes has lead to a. sue
cossion of. fads cried along the pro-
ssive path of so ence.
$77qu now the fad is to get rid of the
teeth. If one has a. boil he is sure to
have a friend who will assure him that
this comes mm a. bad tooth.- If he
Mary Ann." as well as'other numbers
‘1"
Stonington Has
S TONINGTON, Dec.
fought in 11. zero temperature at 5
business section her occupied by the
Shore Line Trolley. Company and the
gun and? sporting goods store of
George A. Hyde. The fire started in
the trelglit storeroom of the trolley
company Irom an unknown cause.
Exploding- ammunition in the gun
store endangered firemen. but no one
was lnjur7e7d The damage was placed
at $10. 000 .
High Treason Charge §
Against the Salim!
CONS'FAN YINtll 1.1.71.7 Dec. 2:. (By
Associatr‘dx l’rcss).-—-A motion propos—
ing deposition of the sultan 'on‘ a
charge of high treason has-been intro-
11qu in the National Assembly at An-
gora by Deputy Kasmmoun
Bey. It was opposed by Mustapha
Kernel Pasha; headjot‘ the Nationalist
Government. wh osaid that all ques-
tions at issue with the government in
Constantinople would be settled at the
conclusion 01 the present hostilities.
$10, 000 Fire L055 hops malt, raisins.
7 22 —-Fire che.
o'clock this morning practically de— When the furnace does not draw well
strayed the two- story building in the he starts for the dentist ,to hare a
BesSim .
have a lame back or a sprained thumb
or a. slight headache, on the morning
after trying his latest ems-Intent in
the manufacture of lemonade. from
yeast: he gets exactly the some 1142
He gets so set in this groove that
’tooth pulled
This is all because a large number of
chronic diseases hope been cured by
getting rid of a tooth which was in-
acting the entire system, but this does
tooth will put the constitution of its
former owner in perfect repair.
Teeth are 1131511101113 are useful;
they function better in their own par-
ticular department than any thing
which man has invented; they stand a
terrific amount of abuse and still
make a. generous return of toil and
pleasure; they always do the best they
can under the circumstances. ’
Therefore the sensible course to
lake Is to consult with your dentist so
as to arrange the circumstances that
Your teeth will last at least as long as
you do;
“’hen the dentist advises the extrac-
tlon of a particular tooth. he will do
so only becauSe that particular tooth
is more dangerous inside the mouth
than outside and he will know exactly
why this is
DEITZ. D S.
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611‘}: line comprises every
Director
Franck “. 1101.13.15 Elected President ’
, Third Vice-Presdent—JC' H. Mann: ,
Mary-a“ Franklin BBB-911.31: - .
7 mmissioner—Charles
1‘.
51111.05 the following named
placed-on the Executive Board-'—
‘ 113 nt of Schools George V.
Come iii—see and hear them. I
Vicirola 1119.90 1 _ _ ,
6 39113115 Face .Recdrds
1,2 Selections "
when he has a little 1011i: -
brown sugar and 5
not inean that the extraction of any ,
fore, gifts are taking the form
not a Few Sm
[model 1...: siéé from $25.00 up
to $835.00. Also a complete stock of Victor Records.
$125 00
? 55.10 7'
$130.15
,. $5.91;
$125.10 7
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pear, more than ever be:
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Overcoats 5
-Blonses
7' Hosiery
Balkans
» . aflats
Gloves
Rain Coats
Rain Eats
Ties
Handkerchiefs
Umbrellas
ti-om7onre
Bovine-=9-
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in; that our atone on“ _
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For the Girls
Dresses
Skirts
Tom's
Skating Sets
‘ Gloves
Bath Robes
' 135111851195
.Kain Coats
Sport Hose
Umbrellas
Fur Sets
Windsor Tics
HairRihbons
M95111! Underwear
Billy 'Burkes
For the Infants
, Coats
Sleeping Bags
Dresses
, 13 Raymond St, South 9!”le
..
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Kendrick & Chase Gm
orgy-Acetylene welding and m 7
TELEPHME 931 7
. FLORIST
Flowers, Banquet: (at
and other com
Sprays and Floral W
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Rowland M. Beaoli
:5 Telephone 72119-2 , '
16 .EBANCE . ,_
FOR SALE V ,
Home, 6 rooms, Boar garage, H
115 it. front 104 R m
B’ell located 11:1 151‘. District.
For Particulars.
Ask John T. Hayes
Bath Robes
Carriage Covers
, Crib Comforters
.Bnnny Blankets
Carter’s Underwear
Knitted Sets
Sacgucs
' gill: .Cmcheted Bonds
Soft Sole Shoes
First Step 811995
Farley Hingers
Baby Books
, No. 7 Main Street W
REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE '
715711711 Royal Auto’P’t’g‘ o; '
Istheplacetogoiiyoucma'
aura: cm: Paint or ' '
Varnish Job. 5 *
391.50.11.51:deme
David W. 51min
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Tens-Office, 1W3; Hm -
NEW RED NEN'S DUI!-
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Carriage Cover Straps
P10550555:
“later Bottles
Comb and Brush Sets
Knit Lem
Jersey Leggings
Bunny Rubber Pants
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‘Stockinette’ Night Gowns
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