4..
WANTED
. .
4“
ions: to '
BUSINESS NOTICE
Ladies; Coats relined, and plain
ewing. 23 Haviland St. .
J
Experienced Operators 1——::490:: Sedan ..... . $600.00, Terms.
. ‘ ’ 1—1490 Sedan $500.00 Terms 5
..n p .out mitt-limes to work on Wom- 14490" Sedan $375 00' Terms.
. i. . tutored Silk Sport Dresses. l—~"490” Touring ~. .:: $290.00: Terms.
M. N. Mayehoif & Co.
Norwalk, Conn.
Experienced Dressmakers
and Hand Sewers
Women‘s Tailored Dresses.
M. N. Mayehoif & Co.
Norwalk, Conn.
‘lli
Ill itperienced Operators on
l—TElgln
WS-
l—Studebaker Bus .. 250.00
1~—P:ord Delivery . .. . 3 ’ Terms.
lvltord Truck Chassis $350.00, Terms.
on small payments down. and twelve
gonthly payments. A bargain in every
Austin's Garage
FOR. SALE—l5 R. 1. Red Pullets. in-
Norwalk.
Chummy Roadster, $350.00.
$75.00. Terms.
Any,of the above can be purchased
Phone 1595
South Norwalk
quire at the cottage. 178 East Ave,
women's Tailored Silk
Shirts to make:
Collars
Cuffs
Sleeve Facings
Sewing on Collars
Sewing on Cufl's
Seamers
Hematitchers
M. N. Mayehofi' & Co.
Nor-walk, Conn.
FOR SALE~BufTeL $15.00. 6 n. dining 'ey' look up the most sciwmc Inter,
national One-pipe Heater.
call and I will send our booth: man
to give you installation cost.
forget we do plumbing. tinning and
sheet metal work.
0
1119.
FOR SALHlenwmd stave.
1921 Dodge Touring. Like new. $750.'
walk. Tel. 2825-2.
FOR SALE—6 room house in good con-
tahle, $10.00. Baby carriage,
East Norwalk,
$10.00.
.3 Seaiew Ave. Phone
brand
new. 15 Day St. Phone 2831.
opened by expert, 25 years experience.
Complete line of Desks and Chairs.
WALTE
624 Fairfild Avenue, .
Has deterioated. meaning different
parts and units are worn and in bad
condition, a condition which shouldnot
be neglected, for safety and economic
reasons.
expert mechanicon all make
work guaranteed. Phone 4199, Garage
15 Marshall St, 80 Norwalk.
56 Water St..
P
SAFES—NEW AND USED
All sizes with burglar chests. Safes
R E. MARSH
Bridgeport
YOUR AUTOMOB! LE
First-class overhauling by
care. All
If you are interested in saving man:
Phone or
not
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
So. Norwalk
hone, 473-3.
.. . -
191l50F0rd Roadster. Fine contiiion.
Shufelt‘s Garage. Edlie Ave, East Nor-
dition; lot 46x157. Call after 5 p. m.
Mitchell. Phone 1861.
\N'AN l'lClI Experienced tellers on
l’nmn Special machines. Also other
expwiient‘ed stilchers.
WAAI‘HUTA girl [or general house-
vuil k \\ rile. ”Cirl." care Sentinel.
“’ANI‘HI) To buy R. i. Red old hens.
1': 1c.- must bv reasonable. Address
Lm k lltlx' :tst South Not-walk. stating
pl'li'r‘
WAXTl-le Experienced embroiderers
in) Ladies" Suits. Home work. Steadv
work find good pay. Grace Embroid-
erywuorks. ti Hantortl Place. SO. Nor—
wu
WANI'HI) Position as general hOuse-
worker by young Hungarian lady. 3
IM’KIIXKIUH Ate. South Norwalk.
“'AS'UCH A girl or woman to assist
in Kitt‘hf‘ll. Phone 2622. Norwalk.
W’AN‘l‘Hil Experienced chambt-rmnid.
llr \iadsworth's sanitarium.
’l‘tl LET :, rooms with- all improve.
mums. on Smith Main St.. So. Nor-
uulli. Phone 2463.
TH l.l-ZT A neatly furnished room in
center of the town. near “'est Ave.
bliitlihle l0l' two. Phone 1003.
TO LET ~5 beautiful rooms on “'cst
FOR SALE—“Bran? New Bathroo;
big bargain. white celluloid water-
closet seats. 35. Seidenberg (30., 645
3NrdYave., between 36th and 37th sis.
FOR SALE—Cord wood, in all lengths
supplied promptly. Phone 23. Ledge-
wood Farm. Ask for superintendent.
Hardware Store, South Nos-wall
21 Taylor Avenue. So. Not-walk, Conn.
B. Szabo, 25 Oxford Ave. So. Norw lk 1’“ 1' r - - ”7‘
$8111]; (tnguPower house. 2 minute walk Phone MW. "- L29...“
r e'
’ ' nuoung—canrsnrnv
130‘)" SALE—~On North MEI“ Street, 3 BR! ST E , TERRA -COTT‘I
story brick block. 2 stores. Bar- “ Ngm
gain for quick sale. Apply Geo.
Walks. Retaining W and All
‘ Ito Bunches
a: wfi . _ . tr
$55. Syphon closet, china low-down Nagy! Brno. 1‘“! “WW“
tank. enamel bathtub and lavatory, trucking o! m MD! ‘0
With all nickel-plated fittings; special M
New York. Address 71
Phone 818.
O" G‘ EAJ‘MER “:30” mil 233mm on our egg
Auctioneer 3330:“ plan. Also fichnovaungé‘lrstlfl-
once A. D. Morgan telephone 817 for uprpoegt‘oflvo %
JOSEPH 8. KERY, JR.
Plumbing, Tinning and Heating
C_ountry Water System
Ranges and One-Pipe Heater-o
Telephone 492
M
CARRIGAN & 1mm, local and loll.
distance tracking of all ~ kind-
omumammun. Ham
phone 883.
more rue “event! To‘ '
THE HOIE
NORWALK MATTRESS co.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwellt.
INSURANCE
Il" n! l
J. M. LAYTON & CO..
‘ Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
South Norwalk, Conn.
“tirillllflltln street. Rhone 939.
IL)” l.l'?’1l‘, Ling»! heated furnished
‘ b l on! ml l, n so fil‘ ) i ' -
WW M 9 mo: 21mm. FOR SALE
1'” {FT .— ‘ » 0 . . House. S rooms with all ile‘OVe'
. . .i looms :it .1 .\orth Mum nipnls, well located, off West avenue.
\llt-‘Hl
lnq. at Herman K: Slt’lnht’l‘
Vl'dlwl‘ St g.
, Sn. Nortvulk
Tl) l.l'2'rh‘_"tl ilnm; No. 42 Vim 'Cant
St. East Norwalk, 4 large rooms
and bath, All improvements except
hear Rent reasonable to right pitrtv.
Allll'l> only. Inquire Fruit Store. '
TOR RENT-Storage
hold furniture.
Se spatce. house-
ara 9 rooms.
In proof building. ubbell Coal &
Twang; Ct'o- tin?”“Saugntucl-r. Conn.
. s por . 'e hav n '
Warehouse receipts. a egotiable
WILLIAM F. HOYT
Real Estate
iii-w year is here. Make your-
home. Look. and buy a house
HUM while they are going.
I house. $1.800: mortgage $400.
‘: hintlses, $3,600: mortgage $1.500.
l house, $4.500: mortgage $2.300.
‘—' MAM» houses. $4.500; mortgage
*Jtnuc ‘
I’ll:-
N-ll .1
William F. Hoyt
Real Estate
”'7‘ I’Ocké‘lbfimk. Thursday. Dec.
--"h- lady's black hand bag. between
Hrlll‘y street and Lincoln. Finder re-
tuiu m bf’nllllf’l ofllce. and receive re~
ward '
LUST
Coming from Fifth St, on the
liuilgns POUR Car to the R. R. sta-
lmn. Saturday evening. small black
Ill-rh hand bag containing sum of
Wm“): Return to Mrs. William Hart,
F'” f“if'h St... East .
“mum‘- Vorwalk. Conn..
. ...m.._
H A VE THE PHOTO
M ADE AT MICHEISEN’S
UP-TO-DATE STUDIO
t 'l . \1‘RALL'E' LOCATED strum
“(Ills HIGH CLASS WORK AT-
CONSERVATIVE PRICES.
Illi'l'F‘ is a certain reaponsibiiity
'Itio-VHH' head of families-and that is
hill-“lg baby's picture made. ‘What
:m important
it m: and how interesting for all and.
lvilvr on in life- for the baby herself.
'lhls studio is well equipped with U!"
to flute equipment. is centrally 1008-15"
evl and has the very. latest ideasin
Iulirilutzrul-hji‘. Any member of the
grimly may rest assured that 1. sitting
"‘4‘ WT“ Will result in verv satisfac»
tor)‘ proofs. . I
“Ignition or workmanship at conser-
w. prices is your experience
is establishment. The flick
and lasting thing to,
Price $5,500.
House. 6 rooms—~wilh all improve
ments, well minted in East Norwalk.
Price $5,500.
For particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No 7 Main Street Nor-walk
Real Estate insurance
TO THE PUBLIC
.From now until further notice in
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Compon)
have reduced prices on all Bus: and
Carpets, both washed and dry cleaned.
All orders called for and delivered
PHONE m
Today in _Wall Street
- WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.—-Fur.
ther divergence of speculative senti~
ment was shown by the conflicting
OUR
HEATING
ST OVES
are famous for economy of fuel
and superior heating qualities.
ANGEVINE
Furniture Company
Artistic Home Furnishings
16 North Main Street
movement of leading issues at. the
opening of today‘s market. Passing
of the General Motors’ common div
tidend caused that stack to react frac-
tionally to 8 5-8. a new low record.
Oth‘r motor shares and subsidiaries
were lower. Sugars forfeited part of
yesterday's gains and equipments and
HIGH SCHOOL
ROMANCE ENDS
(Continued train Page One).
Miss Sherer. who was operative
foreign oils eased. Baldwin and Mexi-
can Petroleum reacting a point. l'nit-
(d Fruit. l'nion Bag. California Pe—
trolcum Pfd.. and National Cloak and
Suit Pfd. represented the‘constructlve
side of the market at gains of l to 1
side of the market at gains of 1 to 2
LB points. Preliminary quotations for
the more important foreign exchang-
es were lower. German marks show-
ing‘ tee-special h'eafiness. 7
W'ALL. STREET, NoonaAlternate
rallies and reactions occurred during
the morning. Shorts were promptedto
cover on the continued ease of money.
call loans opening at 5 per cent. but
dropping to 4%. Reports that pro-
greSs was being made in the proposed
merger of independent companies
were accompanied by gains of i to 2%
points in the steel group. notably
Lackawanna, Vanadium. Republic and
Gulf States. Equipments. metals, to-
baccos and utilities also rose 1 to 37
points. Oils were disposed to strength-
en, but lost ground before noon. Maxis
can Petroleum being subjected to pro;
nounced pressure. ‘ iis were apa~
thetic. althbugh . rs andcgrangers
were firm. .
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.——Selling
broadened'at midday; oils again leading
the reaction. General Asphiflt, Maxi.
can Petroleum and? StandartrOils of
New Jersey and . California bore the
bruntof. the“ ., lament. showing. low
V
Studio. 78 Washington at. P11
es 6:219 almost 51"‘pointx. Big
' PW ..
nurse at the Roosevelt Hospital. N. Y..
wore a traveling gown of orchid
homespun with cape to match. and a
grey crepe de chine hat. She wore a.
carnage bouquet of bridal roses
The reception room of the Sherer
home. where the wedding took place.
was handsomely decorated with paints
and cut roses.
Following the ceremony. which took.
place at 4:30 o'clock yesterday after.
noon. :1 reception was held. atfifided
by immediate relatives and a few col-
lege friends. after which the couple.
let: for Bridgeport. At I
they left for Pittsburgh on their wed-
ding journey.
Mr. Copley is a member of the class
of 152: of the Carnagie Institute of
Technology. at Pittsburgh. and upon,
his graduation. is to take up the pro—1
region of efficiency engineer: 7. M
Dr. Sharer. the bride‘s father. gave
ceremony being used. The
groom is a. member of Phi Beta (Zappa
Fraternity of Carnegie “Tech."
M r. Copley and his parents formerly
the local offices ofihe Connecticut
Company. T '
.‘ and golden gginight; Friday fair and
' central ever Missouri yesterday morn-
lther ptem'ls this morningjn the west-
Bridgeport
her away in marriage. the single ring
bride.
lived in this city. Mr. Come; senior? .f . is
being at one time superintendent or. take
WWrJ’oreeast - . l
t. For Not-steak and vicinity: Cloudy
colder; increasing'southprest and west
winds. The disturbance which was
ing is not? costar: over Ontario..~ It
has cruised unset eds weather. with
rain orrsnow’during the last twenty-
four .hoursfrom the lilisstmippigiver
eastward to the coast. Pleasant wea—
RECORO “Of RAlLROAD DEVELOP-
and bladdor and help them in their
work of fillt'ring the blood and casts
log out of the system the impurities
that cause pain and disease. Prompt
in actionAStillson—Powel Corpora-
tion.
A WORD 0F WARNING.
Unfortunately the human tendency
is to take rather too keen a delight in
the spectacular, the fantastic, the
miraculous.
The average person is never con-
tent to merely feel fit; he wants to.
feel like jumping a fence, eating a
whole mince pie and singing until the
wee, small hours. 9
He also enjoys going to the other:
extreme and, when he has a little indi-i
gestion to fancy himself an» object at
tragic misery.
This almost universal desire for
crisesand climaxes has lead to a suc—
cession of fads even along the pro-
gressive path of science.
Just now the fad is to get rid or the
teeth. If one has a boil he is sure to
have a friend who will assiire him that
this comes from. a bad tooth. If he
have a lame back or a sprained thumb
or a slight headache..on the morning.
after/trying his latestexperiment in
the manufacture of lemonade. from
hops,’ malt, raisins. brown sugar and
yeast, he gets exactly the sane ed-
vice.
He gets so set in this groove that
when the furnace does not draw well
hastens for the dentist to
.toothipulled.
This‘is all because a large number or
chronicdiseases have been -cnredvby
getting rid of a tooth which was, in-
ecting the attire system, but this does.
not'mean that the extraction aim
tooth will put the-constitution of its:
former owner in perfect repair.~
Teeth are noun-a1; their are useful;
they function better in their ammo-r4.
tlculnr department than anything.
which man has invented; they. stand a:
pleasure: they always- do the best" they
‘ Charter No. 2m;
THE”
I. C. 0. Fitch. Cashier of the above-named bank. do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
REPORT 01: contagion OF.
CITY NATIONAL BANK
' AT SOCTH NOR‘VALK. _
in the State of Connecticut. at the close of business. on December 31.. 1921.
RESOURCES.
1.3 Loans and discounts. including rediscounts (except
those shown in h and c) ............... . .8645.829.7S
Total‘loans ................................... . 564532933
limiter“: District No. 2
RED CROSS COURIER
"First issue, With Letter from Presto
dent Harding, Appears Today
WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-—-The first.
issue of‘ the Red Cross Courier, ‘7
weekly newspaper established by the:
American Red Cross to "rapist-erg:
publications in various parts of.
country. appeared here today. Among
the charter subscribérs is Freeman}
Harding. from whom a letter is repro-
duced on the covers as follows: .-
"To the Editor of the Red om
ern sections. The temperature. is mild : (swirdsafts. unsecrifid. ....................... . ..... . . 1.364.12 courier
along the Atlantic coast. but falls ra— - '- . ~ 103‘?!”th : fies aimed: "I n; n 108. one dollar i" not!“
pidly from Pennsylvania. westward to a Deposzted to secure Circulation (L'. S. bonds par value) mama“ gibgcrifion to the Radnm
Nebraska. ................ . ................ .....$100,000.00 r‘e f r ear 1922 t
b All other United States Government securities..124.777.so 330:; rue; 3mm}; White his“? 515::
. Total ....................... . .............. 294 777.50 ' ,
1 - , . ' ' ' ' r ' announ ment of lans to establish .
5 POWER SEA TREATY, l o. Other minis, stocks. securities. ermz. . . . . . . .2 ........... . 493571.33 NatiénacleRed Crols’s newspaper on:
DEFINING NEW RULES 6. Banking "House, $63,125.31: furniture and fixture subscription basis has aroused my
. '35.491.92. . . I. . . i; . .............. ‘. . . ........ . . . . . . 58.616.33 very deep interest. and I wish to m
(Continued from Page One) 8. Law ful resene With 1‘ .deral Reserve Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . t0.389.13 among those who make up the Charla“
10. Cash in vault and amount due from national banks ....... 97.386.51 m” of readers.
5' Rpgumfions covering building 11. Amount due from. State banks. bankers and trust compan— ~ "A Red Cross newspaper 08W:
in private yards or signatory newers. ‘95 i“ the 1’3“th Stale!“ (other-than mamm‘dm Items has its place in the journalistic flea.
both on their own soil and by their 8' 9 0" “3’ ------- _ -------- ' - "1- ~ ' - ~ - - - - - - -' ------- 148.50 for it will specialize (in information
nationals abroad. or warships destln- 13. Checks on other banks in the same city or town as-report- that it is exceedingly importa‘ ”at
ed for other powersmi’ther of tFOse ing bank (other than item is) ........ . ............ 20827.56 hare put before the country in a ._
signing. the treaty or the non—signa— TOW.“ 0‘ items 9- 10. 11. 11’3““ 13 ------ “189353-54 prehensive manner: and it will CL
torV powers. l4. Checks on banks located outside of city or town of report— a continuance message that is
6. Regulations for the use of sub- ’ "1g bank 8““ 0")" 03511 "mm --------------------- u 535351 ticularly pertinent to the spirit of the
marines. 15. Redemption fund with 1‘. S. Treasurer and due from if. S. time and helpful to the service which
7. Regulations broadly defining 'lreasurer ...................................... o 5.000.00 9909193 .are Seeking ‘0 render. tw-
conduct of signatory powers in case ”—f“: more than ever before. to each m
of future wars. and especially in cat—‘7 TOtal ............ s ............................. 311528.51 16.0. and f0,- 9‘9 wen-are of the world. 77
es of wars with non—signatory powers. LIABILITIES- "MY heariiest 800‘] wishes for “l0?
8. Regulations defining the exact 17. Capital stock paid in ............................... $100,000.00 lied Cross Courier and the success of
status or "refitting" g. capital ship: is. Surplus fund .......................................... 100,000.0n Its mission.” ‘ .7
whether installation of new and later 19. Undivided profits ............................ 331.792.20 =_ _ _:
guns will be permitted, for irfstancc; c Less current expenses. interest and taxes paid..$lo,368.47 ‘ .
or whether old guns may be rebored. , __ 21.42573 K 1 . I >
fig Agreement as to Pacific forti- 10. Circulating notes outstanding . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . ......... 100.000.00 & Chase Gill“ .
ficatlons. 23. Amountdue to State banks. bankers and trust companies in Scored cymen Rem ’
When approved the treaty will be the United States and foreign countries (other than Ox -Acel icne i V \
snhmmed to a spam, Nana”. session included in Items 21 or 22). .. . . . . . . . ..... . . . 49458.02 3' y» Weld "9 ‘M‘ m
of the conference for public adoption. 24. Certified checks outstanding . . . . . ...................... 53.21.82 TELEPHONE 91!
.. __ Total of Items 21. ‘22. 23. 24 and 25 ...... 854.529.84 13 Raymond St, South Norwalk, 0...
BOYS' CASES DISPOSKD 0!“. Demand demise (other than bonkdeposits) subject to Be- , "
, serve (deposits payable within 30 days): .
The cases of five or the seven 26. Individual deposits subject to check . . . .......... . . . . . . . . 056.610.46 -
youths arrested in the shed at the :7. Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other than ESTABLISHED 1892 7
rear of the Putnam school. while {or money borrowed) . . ... . . ...................... 8.618335 St k d Bo d t
shooting crap on Sunday. were heard Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) (N: S an n s
before Judge George. H. Vosburgh in subject to Reserve. Items 26. 27. 28. 29. 30 and 31 MES-rm SECURITIES-
the downtown court this morning. . ._ .......... . . . ..... . . . ........... 8665.228.7l We invite you to visit our "Mi“
The five arraigned were William Time deposits subject in Bcscrvc (payable after 30 days. or department = V i
Ferguson. Albert Mills Carl (Illseufsh more notice. and postal saving-s): Just opened.
bert Grey and Harold. M8138 95- 95' 34. Other time deposits ........ ‘ .......................... . 585,441.17 . - 7
were released under probation unm.3s. Postal savings deposits ................................ 1.8.52.6: 9"“?“0” or Loom issue “Tab"
”Ferguson. Albert Mills. C3” plsen' A" Total of time deposits subject to Reserve. Items 3:1. apeClal accommodations for mom
into court again. iheir disposmon 019“ 33. 34 and 35 ...................... 35.87.293.79 Pocket Manuel Mailed Free. on
depending upon their behavior in the Request
. .. The two other boys came '1‘ t- ................. ................... . . . 2 .5" .0“ '
mgfimgmenm mm... ° “ 5‘ 6 S ‘5 ‘ Maples & Goldschmid
State of Connecticut. County of Fairfield. ss: ‘ ‘ 85 Washington Street, So. Norwa
haven
. 1!
terrific amount of abuse, and still,
make a generous return of tail and}
, 11am Manufacturing *rCom-pany
‘ three daughters survive.
Savings Deposits
General Deposits
cove-o-
Reserved for Interest ..
Total Liabilities
Deaths andFunerals
Ralph \\'. Quit-Roan. 7
Ralph Wilson Quicksail died early
Monday evening at his home. Ray-
mond street. Darien. aged 26 years.
after a short'illness. He was a sales-
man for Chris D: Schism, of Philadel—
phia. The remains were taken to
Philadelphia. Pa.. yesterday afternoon
by Director Ganung for services and
interment in that city.
(3.5.1195 Raymond.
Raymond. formerly
Charles Of
York city. Jan! 3rd. Interment in
St. Mary's cemetery. Saturday.
'89“!!! J. Plumb.“
TERRYmLLI-z. Jan. 5.-——Rollin J.
Plumb. aged 86. president of the
Eagle Lock Company for the past 25
years. died today. after a brief illness
from heart trouble. Mr. Plumb en-
tered the employ of. the lock company
as an office boy about fifty years ago.
his other business activities Mr.
fiinmbfi‘was a (“rectal-'0'! they
National‘Ban’k. the American Trust
Company of Bristol. the Briston and
‘Plainville Tramway Com the
Norwaik Lock Company. and t -Gra~
o
Mm. ..Piumh.. one .mn , an
..-
Funeral of Mrs. W
The. couple attended Norwnlk High
funeral
South Norwdlk. died at the home of...
his son. Charles J. Raymond. in New.
of Mrs. Georgiana
who died at the home of her.
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He was at his desk on Monday. Among
i
.3115“): broken out skin,
i
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' of iecnema,
a frenetic take its place. ‘
. Because of its germ destroying pro-
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881551.13
Special Deposits .............. 202.616.“?
Certificates of Dcpbsit. time ...... 6.08019“
Certificates‘ of DchSit. demand. . .. 1.631.92 l
Certified Checks“ ....... ' ......... 6 305.35 l
Christmas Savings or Thrift Funds. 8.54425 .
Trust Deposits ........... Z ...... 24.79757 5
. . . . . . _ .. l
Commercial Deposits ....................... 1.ol9.h94.16 - 1
Total Deposits 3.7(t7774339.
Reserved for Taxes ........................ . .............. 13,000.00 f
42.989.53.‘
.—_____.__.
.. . 34.192.030.53'
Gaming. where further services were
held. Rev. Henry Kanlfman. pastor.
of Christ church. Bayonne. N. J. offifi
elated. The pallbearers were William
Fawkes. Augustusi‘ Fawkes. Gilbert
Norman, and Alfred Jlnen‘éz. all of
Jersey City. Interment was in New
York Bay Cemetery. Jersey City.
Funeral of Mrs. Esposlto.
The funeral of Threasn Esposibo.
who died Monday morning at the;
home of her son. 24 Mara street. took'
place yesterday morning at 8:30 from,
the late home and 9 o‘clock from 51.:
JoSeph’s church. Rex: Father Deiy
officiated. - There were many beauti-
fil‘l floral offerings. The funeral was}
laregly attended. Interment was in.
St. Mary’s cemetery.
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Try a classincd ad in the Sentinel
or tho best results
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APPLY SEWER .'
Just the moment you apply Men-
tthnlphnr to an itching, burning or
healing begins, says. a noted skin
specialist. This sulphur preparation.
made into a pleasant cold cream.
lgtves such quick relief. even to fies-x -.
that nothing has ..ever been
parties. it quickly subtitles the itch:
jag, gopisthe irritation and heats £3.13
011.3- 133?» mice 0 _. roughness. .
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CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Jan. 4.—'l‘he ' n-L—s Subscribed and sworn to. before me. this 4th day of January. I " ‘ J l I 3
letters and business records of ”38‘ l \‘.S. l 19:23. — . _ | 9/;
late Henry Villard. covering his entire u—F—z' RICHARD PODZELNL Xotary Public. I 6 3
career as a railroad and steamship ex- Correct wAltosl: . r u
ccutivc from 1874 until his retirement J30. H. LIGHT. I
in 1895. have been presented by his J. Vt'ALLACE MARV‘IX. Directors. ‘ 8 v
family to the Widener Memorial THOMAS c. CAVAAAGH j 9 .1
Library of Harvard University. it was
announced today. The papers are sat - -
to form a remarkable record of tlge REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF I o 11"!
railroad development of the Pacl c .
NM... THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST COMPANY
___.___...__—————-—- . .
EIGHTY ACRES BURNED OVER Al the close of business on the 3lst day of December. 1921. C
M _ ASSETS. .
WESTHARTLEPOOL, Enfi- Jan- 9 llills Discounted . ...... . .......... . .........‘..$64:’.731.ll
(By The A5soc1ated PreSS)--Scof95 (3‘ Demand Loans (without collateral) .......... . . . . 5360.00 SHELF HARDWARE
holises had been laid waste today. ”‘0 Collateral Loans (Lime and demand). . . . .......... 521294.21 this sto .nd ties the best
thousand people rendered homelessI . _________ 51.175.485.32 3; lee it ”1;: hardware line to»
and more than one ‘million pounds ,mnd s... aside for Savings Dcposilors .......... . ........... 2.388.651.13 mid ‘ “K1116 You want "
damage done by a fire WhiCh started Stocks and Securities ...... . ........................... 176.4680" ' n '
yesterday in the limb" Yard hEV‘iiflianklug House ........................................ 50.0mm» MONKEY WRENCHES, .
Fanned by a gale. the “'9 spree. lllue from Reserve Agents ....................... $19H.tl34.9<
throughout the night and by this after- lluc from Banks and Bankers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 599.33 HAMMERS' HINGE‘S’. .
noon the flames had covered approxr fifl» NH 230.634.51 or'anythlng 9‘89. bf?“ 18 where m
"‘3‘“? “gm." it?” 0‘ Space- L'nitrd suites and National ilank Notes .......... 393.9690“ Will find what youre looking at
Gold Coin ..................................... 1.371;... and at the right once. From tack;
Iii-1A1) At‘Hl-ll) A.\l) mmv At‘Hl-lo. SilV’cr Coin .................................... 2,435.5.» IO ”Wm". We hale 1L
—* Minor Coin ................................... 55.01 91.7mm STOCK QIWAYS comm
when: arr various symptoms 0? Checks. Cash Items and Exchanges ........................ 13.02146 .ijm
kidm-y trouble—rheumatic pains. - ___.___. _ ~ .
backache. SON- muscles. stiff Joints. Total Assets ........... .. ................... 34.192.030.53 A. D. MORGAN
““1 "mm-‘5 ”7”?" "’"‘.‘“g' .M'“ ("'0‘ msmmrms. THE WINCHESTER STORE“
Morgan. E. Fall‘llcld. \t.. \virtes: "My (“ )itnl Stock ' _ $21.“ 000 m, ‘ .
hm m... “M "1-" “W" .0... at!" dim... ‘. ""“'i'i‘ii"i.‘.'.".'.‘.'.’..II.IZZIZLiZZI.ii.§ mm... Washington Street, Salim
9d so I could “01.5%?“ F019). kidney l‘ndivlded Profits. less expenses and tam-S ................... 523124.25 .
Pills gave mp relief. They heal and Due to Banks and Bankers ........... . ................... 16.071.“
“r"“mhe” “""uk' d‘sordw‘ld kidneys Dividends l'npaid ........................................ 10,000.13”
«u -wmn..-
in our Dairy Products mom
stables. trained MilkenI '
cattle, awfully washed
stamina WI“ and
mini-y methods of hand! .
the itching stops and _
for you: family—
:ure 0‘ the pines: and
eczema. right- up, leaving a clear.‘ W
smooth skin in place of ugly erup- .
such cleanliness means
Order of no resale"!
Norwalk Chronicler