MONDAY, JAN. 9, 1922.» hi!
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Wants, To Let, For Sale. Business and Profemonal cards. mammalian. Aim.
LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS *
Two Cents a word; minimum charge 500 per lane, 3 times $1.00. Caps Double Price.
WANTED
WANTED
.l;..-y.iii.r\ on (ill'ls' Ul't‘sxt's
Apply
Jerome Frank 00.
L) MADISON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK
\\ \.\‘ I lit) Girl would like pOsition as
. ti..nil-etinaid and waitress. \V ages
\‘ltll'PSS, "Waitress." care of Sen.
.mo
tincl
\\‘\.\"I‘I-ZI) Bright young girls for
tielit work. No machine work. Ap-
til) Edwin Iloese. Chestnut-street, So.
Nulwalk.
I ‘.l"nlmm
\\'A.\'TI€I)*OWner would like to bor-
in“. $4,000 at 6 per cent on New Mar-
.m l’u‘ilth house. Please address box
"if! South Norwalk.
\I'AN'l'Ellr—Young‘ Indy as stenog-
mplo-r and typlst. Must have some
,.x1i¢-rll-nt‘ti. Apply in own. hand;
vyt‘lllilL' llox 9:1 care Sentinel.
WANTED «teneml housemaid. Must
b.- nood rook. Good wages. Apply 6%
\Vcst Ave. South Norwalk. Sunday
.iud Monday.
\\’/\.\'I‘I'-‘.I) -I.adics to interview and
tll>lrlhlll9 samples to housewives;
sitar} Address VV'. R. Coke, care So.
Norwalk Sentinel.
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“CMVTEUwBoy to pack hardware Ap-
ply Neptune Hardware Mfg. (‘0, till
l"tir‘l St.. East Norwalk. (.‘onn.
W'ANTI‘II) ~A member of F. and A. M.
to represent an accident and health
:lltllltmillOII tor brother members only.
For territory and compensation, write
I“ \‘an \l'ornier. State Agent. 0.
”UK M15, New Haven. Conn. Policies
non t .incellable anti incontestable.
\y'.\.\"l‘F3t) Experienced stenographer
uollltl like employment afternoons
will} Reasonable salary Address
\I < rare Sentinel.
w.\.\"l‘lill Competent girl for
gem
.-:,il housework. Phone 2037.
\\'.\ .\"I‘I‘IIl "Woman for general house-
work. lroni it a. Ill. to 2 p. in. six
days- . week. Family of tour adults.
\ll'lr".‘5 "Housework B." care of Sen-
tun-l
\l'AN'l'l‘ZIt Experienced tellers on
l'nmn Special machines. Also other
t'\i>-'l‘lt‘lltt'll slittliel‘s. lnq. (‘ltiett &
l't gilliul}.
\N'ANTEI) Experienced enibl‘oidei‘ers
on Ladies" Suits. Home work, Steady
work and good pay. Grace Embroid—
ery Works, .\' Hanl'ord l’lace, So. Nor~
v» allh
TOWLET
l‘tll: SALE It I Red (‘ockcrt-ls. Fine
illylu: strain. l-‘oi‘ sult- (‘lll'iilL i’hrme
HUI:
Furnished room.
suitabil- l'til' tlllt’
Home 9034 ""
'l‘t) I.P)’l‘
lot-at ion.
gent ll'ltivil
desirable
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L'nion St.
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.‘x'n I.’ Van Zant street. East
Norualk. L'ntl flour. Large rooms
and l).llll All ituprtnr-lucnts except
heat lit-lit lc.i<oiiuhlc, Adults only.
Hit] it
I’l'llll Store.
l't) LICT Furnished l'ront rooms with
iI-t' ol‘ bath. wry Hillilllll‘ for light
liousr-kccpln; :it tirst floor over the
I'll-n. il Shop '_'I No, Mam Strcet.
’I't) I.l42'l‘ 2 s: is of rooms. 3 in set.
lli‘lll and has 'Itvo sets rooms, 2 in
;. -m <lli.’ll| stori- will serve for tailor
or .~llttl-liiillit'I‘ or tlruggist; on 11133
lily \lt‘ lerlha Nanny. 15 Lowe St.
'IU LET ltooul ultlt board. for lzcn‘
Ilvluin l-Ilct'tln' lights and heats
l‘utuuu ,\x..-
1‘!) l.l;'I‘ No til, Wilton Avc.. Nor-
walk, new boom; 4; rooms anti bath.
All llllllll'l'll itnproyomcnts. cht 550,
“in lxlllsh. (‘uloburn liltl:.. Norwnlk.
FOR RENT—Storage. space, house-
hold lurniturc. Separate rooms.
820 Drowf building. Hnbbell Coal &
Storage Co. Inc. Snugtttuck. Conn.
Tel. Westpnrt 47. We have negotiable
Warehouse ieceipts.
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W ILLIAM P. HOYT
Real Estate
The ucw \~-ar is herc Make your-
sell i houu- Look, and buy it boils?
mm \\Illlb' they at»- going.
I ll‘lllrt‘, .3] MW mortgage $40”.
lions-cs. $3.00”: mortgage $1.500.
1 house. £4,300; lilot‘tgasze 52.300.
2 double house-a $4.500; mortgage
33.0“”.
William F. Hoyt
Real Estate
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We Are Ofl'ering Two Unusual
Bargains This Week to Clean
Up An Estate
A fiveroom
dwelling centrallv
located. $l.5llU. '
A bargain for an in
yentor or tor high grade rooming
house of about 2:) rooms. Very good
condition. Just off of \Vest avenue.
l‘rict- only $5,500. Cash $1,000.
We also offer a good new six-room
IIOIIHP with all modern improvements
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In it slrictlv high class neighborhood
at iiifitm. $200 cash down. balance.
[t‘l‘lll.<, Tel. 2832.
FULLER &. HINE
91 WashingtOn St. Room 3
South Norwalk Trust CO., Bldg.
TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice thl
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
have reduced prices on all Rugs III!
Carpets, both washed and dry cleaned
All orders called for and delivered
’HONE 9“
H F. l-‘ub'rizzio. of Main street.
knocked the lantern off the trafl'ic
dummy- in Mahackemo Square. Satur-
day night. breaking it.
the damage done.
gain for
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—2 violins at a. bargain
price with case and accessories. 4
West Ave. South Norwalk,
FellininSAIt‘lil‘B‘figtoo $15.00; six-toot.
g a e, . ; bah carria c
$10.00. 33 Seaview Ave. Tell. 1119. g
FOR SALE—On North Main street. 3
story brick block. 2 stores. Bar-
quick sale. Apply Geo.
Mitchell. Phone 1861.
FOR SALE—Cord wood, in all lengths
supplied promptly. Phone 23. Ledge-
wood Farm. Ask for superintendent.
O. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Ofllce A. D. Morgan _
Hardware Store, South Not-wall
INSURANCE
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J. M. LAYTON & CO.,
Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
South Norwalk, Conn.
He paid for;
FOR SALE
House. 8 rooms with all improve-
ments. well located, off W’est avenue.
Price $5.500.
House, 6 rooms—with all improve-
ments. well located in East Norwalk.
Price $5.500.
For particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No 7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate Insurance
SIGN PAINTER
Signs of every description and
anywhere
Electric Signs 3 Specialty
Bulletin Adv.
A. Toth
10 Lexington Avenue,
LOST
Clty
LOST Thursday evening. going from
Quinlard ave. via. Vl'oodward ave.
to A. J, (‘olllns & (‘0. store or across
Vt'ashington St. drawbridge 5’ and re~
turn, a small brooch pin of peculiar
design. Valued for associations.- A
suitable reward for return. inquire
”Sentinel" or Phone 1890.
LOST r.\'c\v Royal cord tire. flilxl rim
and tube. Howard will be paid upon
return to Nelson 8. llui‘lbutt. (‘are
Lotinsbbtiry. Mathewson & CO., South
Not'tytilk.
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to»
night and Tuesday; no change in tcm~
l>l"l‘.‘llllit‘; fresh “cslcrly winds.
Art-as of low prcssurc are central this
morning ov- r New Mcxico and l'ppcr
Michigan. l'nscttlcti .\\'caihcr with
light rain prt-vails in Illt' southern (lis-
tricls and cloudy \vcatht-r with flur-
rit-s of snow in the castcrn portion of
Hit} Laki- rv-ziou and alont.r the North
Atlantic coast. The timpcraiure con—
tinues about normal for the, season of
the yruil‘ .'llt’>ll;,r thc northern
from Montana. to Iliainc.
bordcr
Ill'Z'l‘lHJ-ZN Ill-III‘ITSICS
CHALLENGE TO DI'I‘II/
lll‘l).\l'l‘I.S'l‘. Juli.
lethlcn is liiulct‘stotid to havc refused
the tlmllcngc to :t tllicl marit-
t‘ount Siu'rny. on the grounds that thc
.illt‘L't d calulnuiatory statements to
which the latter took exception were.
made in the l‘rt-mier‘s capacity as
head of thc Government.
The Premier also pointed out that
the matter was ill the hands of thc
courts. which would decide whether
t‘uuut Sigray was guilty of sedition
and had broken his promise not to
participate in monarchial plots.
(t‘ount Sigrny charm-ti the I’rcmicr
had striicd in the National Assembly
that he ‘Siirray' was connected with
the Inti-st attempted coup of I'ornlcr
Emperor (‘btirlcs to rcgain the Hun.
:arian throne).
'I‘HIR’I‘I'ZI-IN EXHIBITION GAMES.
BOSTON. Jun. 9.—r.\ scrics of thir—
tccn c\hil-itiou games against the
\‘Jashinmou Americans has been ar-
ranged for thc spring training: trip of
the llOi-‘ltd Nationals. Manager Frr-d
Mitchcll announced today.
The six opcrvinz games of the ser—
ies will ultclnaie between St. Peters-
Iicrg. l“lZl.. training quarters. of tilt-
I:".I\'r'.~1 ard ’l‘ampa. the spring condi—
tion-m: grounds of the Senators. The
teams wul it'aVI‘ for the north on
April .3. Un thc following day. at
e-itbcr (‘Izzirlt stop or Jacksonville. they
will play the limit of the games en-
routv ’
Women’s Tan Oxfords
New Sport Models with round toes and flat heels. perforated
tips or plain ,
Tripletoe-Silk Hosiery for Women
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENING
Conneally 59° Bracken
South Norwalk, Conn.
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BUSINESS NOTICE
BRAND NEW BATHROOM, $55 _
Syphon closet, china. low-down tank.
enamel bathtub and lavatory, with all
nickel-plated fittin s; specmi big bar-
gain. white cel uloid watercloset
seats, $5. Seidenberg CO., 545 3d ave”
between 36th and 37th streets. N. ‘x.
ACCOUNTING SERVICES
Two professional accountants will
take engagements evenings for writ-
ing up books, audits. and preparjng
business and personal Income Tax re-
turns. R. D. L'Hommedieu. 2 Burritt
avenue, aOd'F. C. Riedell, 12 Hamilton
avenue, South Norwalk.
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Ladies’ Coats refined, and plain
sewing. 23 Haviland St. A
SAFES—NEW AND USED .
All sizes, with burglar chests. Safes
opened by expert, 25 mars experience.
Complete line of Des and Chairs.
WALTER E. MARSH-
624 Fairflld Avenue, Bridgeport
YOUR AUTOMOBILE
Has deterioated. meaning different
parts and units are worn and in bad
condition. a condition which should not
be neglected, for safety and economic
reasons. First-class overhauling bY
expert mechanic on all make cars. All
work guaranteed. Phone 490, Garage
15 Marshall St... So Norwalk.
If you are interested In saving mon-
ey. look up the most scientific Inter-
national One-pipe Heater. Phone or
call and I will send our heating man
to give you installation cost. Do not
forget. We do plumbing. tinning and
sheet metal work.
RY A. HEGELEIN,
56 Water St.. 80. Norwalll
Phone 473-3.
JOSEPH 8. KERY, JR. .
Plumbing, Tinning and Heating
C_9untry Water Syxtem
Ranges and Oneepipe Heater.
Telephone 492
21 Taylor Avenue, 80. Norwalk, Conn.
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Phone 2047 20 Isaac. Place
MASONRY—CARPENTRY
BRICK sronnno'rmnn; co'r'rA.
rumors snwnns
“location?l
a I’DI’OO
Walks, Retaining Walfa. sud All|
Its Branche- _ ‘
_ Naggy Bro: Local and long distance
trucking of all kinds. Déngx‘rtripa to
New York. Addreu 71 street.
Phone 318.
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CARRIGAN I: FLY'N'N. local and long
distance trucking or all kind!
omce Leary & 00.. Phone 1577. House
phone 383.
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses. lllowu. bolsterl and
cushions of all do sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating. satin
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 for representative to
l.
NORWALK MATTRESS 00.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Nat-walk.
WOMAN INJURED BY FALL
niiél-‘Eiich‘rj ALTiSoEfHéiil“
Shortleigb: “I tell you. old chap.
miniage changes a man completely.
Why, I’m a different man altogether
since I married." 9
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Man05. of 1
State street .are Visiting" Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Rodolfi of Jersey City. N. J.
U. I‘ve held against you for a year or
more."
Shortleigh: "Oh dear, no. I couldn’t
Mrs 3995911., Ferenzl. 0f 11 Dav. think of settling another fellow’s
street. reported to the police yesterday/f bills." ~
that someone had stolen nine of herl
chickens on Saturday night.
Diifccent Kind of Criticism.
“Arthur." said a young artist to.a
friend, “do you see that lady and gen-
tlcman who are looking at my picture
and talking in such low. earnest
tones? ‘
__ "Yes." replied the friend.
Florence Mallory. of this city, who. “I wish you would saunter. by care-
with a girl in Waterbury. escaped lessly and find out what they are say-
rrom the State farm for girls at Mid-l ing. It looks like business."
dietown on Friday night; was captur— “She is calling him down for stay-
(“d “‘5‘ night m Guilford. according log out late last night." said the friend.“
Influence.
to a report received here by the po- returning.
‘ "Do your constituents approve of a
lice. A
lobbyist?"
“Not by that title." replied Senator
Sorghum. “Win-n they Spot a man
A complaint was received by the
police on Sunday night from Samuel‘
Stephew. of Haviland street to the ef-
fect that a man named Briggs was
making insulting rrmarks to him.
VVilliam Gunther. of Highland ave-
nuc. reported thaS. a. red setter dog
had killed some of his chickens. 'He
captured the dog and tied it up and
reported the matter to Dog Warden
Thomas Walsh.
with talents for pull and persuasion
they're mighty likely to elect him to
some position where he can look after
some
Abe Aldock and Peter Amature
were arrested this morning by Detec-
tive Sergeant Thomas Hunt charged
with assault. breach of the peace and
abusive language. The two men will
come before Judge George Ii. Vos-
burgh in the downtown court tomor-
row morning at 9 o'clock. Aldock has
been released in bonds of $100 for an
appearance and Amature in bonds of
$200.
their business interests with
show of authority."
CRASSTON MINES
BUILDINGS Bl’R‘Nl-ZD
In» of (h er $100,000 to “bode Island
Coal Plant.
CRANSTON. R. 1.. Jan. 9.~—l“ire of
undetermined origin swept through PROBABLY DID
the buildings or the Cranston Coal I'ln prehistoric times a man won a
mines hcrc last night. razing the en-
tiic group of superstructures above
the mine shaft and causing a loss that
ma) exceed $100,000. Failure of the
water supply on the premiscs made it
ncccssary to lay 2.000 feet of hose to
the nearest city hydrant. and the huge
plant was leveled to the ground before
any concerted effort could ln- made to
combat the flames.
wife by dragging her away by her
hair."
“The ladle: must have fastened
their hair on more securely than
they do now." —-
One Danger Absent.
The airship‘s wild tossings
Our grief: bid us nurse.
If the Skye-g (1 grade crossing!
The luck'mlght be worse.
“HANDI-‘A’I‘HER or 'l'Hl-l nAon- l The...“ a mmrence'
in
Hastings district.
The animal which made ihc imprint
many thousands of years ago is called
by experts the. Iguanodon, one of the
members of the Dinosaur family. of
which numerous traces have bcen
found in America and reconstructed
American museums.
The Iguanodon is supposed to have
been twenty to thirty feet in height.
His rotoprint. a cast. of which has just.
III‘(‘Il cxhili'lln'd to the members of the
- triend of mine
“Then \vlio isdie?‘
“My husband."
Milder Methods.
“Your constituents Indulged in some
rough work at the polls."
“Yes," answered Senator Sorghum.
“Sometimes I think it might be better
to get back to the old days when a
boss could hire a man instead of tak-
IlltlINlEI’ORT, Jan. 9."’Tht‘ Hank-
.crs Express. bound for .\'->w York andi
title to ariive thcr.f short]; before tcnl
o'clock. made a spct-ial stop in Bridgol
port this morning. to allow Mrs. ii. II.
Morgan 77 years old. oi llranlol‘dd
t‘onli., to be taken off. .\lrs Moran“
and think-
ven Railroad Station not
‘lnu that she was badly injured. board-(CIH‘SUW
ml the train and let: thc my. \vlitle‘;
eral fainting spells and the conductor;
on the train wired ht'l‘P to have an:
emergency ambulance at the station"
to take Mrs. Morgan to a hospital:
thn the train alrivcd hl'lt‘.
Mrs. Morgan was taken in St. \‘in-t
(‘t'n't Hospital “'hert’ she i< l‘epot'hnll
resting comfortably Shi- Wit> hO'lntl'
tor Virginia to spend the \\'ln'_l'l‘
months.
RAILROAD DIRECTORS MUST
RESIGN
“'ASHINGTON. Jan 9. \V. Aynl'ill
Harri-l
man. “as required by an order of the!
Interstate Commerce Commission to-‘
illinois (‘entral Railroad and subsi.
diary lines, or of the Baltimore &
Ohio. He may retain all his places as
director and officer of the linion i’av
cific system. and its affiliated corpora-
tions. but cannot hold similar
authority in the corporate organiza-
tion of both of the other two railroad
Cornelius Vanderbilt may retain his
directorate in the Delaware ill- lind-
son. but must resign from the Board of
the Missouri Pacific,
Both men were given thirty days in
which to make. the selection of the
places which they wish to hold.
The commission last. week issued a
blanket order allowing holders of
more than one directorate to continue
in their places until further orders.
which general permission was modi-
fied today so far as Mr. Harriman and
Mr. Vanderbilt are concerned by the
individual orders issued.
' NICARAGI’A “'ASTS A LOAN.
MANAGI‘A. Jan. 9.—'i‘he Nicara-
guan Government is negotiating for a
loan in the l'nited States of $3.000.-
onrl, with which to construct a rail-
road to the Atlantic coast. The loan
would hear seven per cent. interest.
and mature in twenty-five years.
Geologists Asgociation here. covcrcd ing a club to mmj' Louis and San Francisco. Toledo. St.
an area of ncarly four square fl‘f'l- Louis and \Vcstcln l‘fd.. Lake Erie-
Imprints Of his toes indicated that Easy. . and \N’sstcrn l‘l‘cl. \Veakness was:
”HS Iguanodou was I.“ rapid motion. “Senator Silol'tsworthy says we shown by Virginia Iron. (“0:41 and
suggesting ”‘0 possibility ”In“ an "n' must “no ”I? coullll‘y " Ctlkl’, Montana ['ower and the Cheap-
cir-ut sabrtwtoottu-d tint-r “as on his ‘ “ ~' _ . .
”t,” "Has be any ideas about the best 0' “HS
_ - ,7, _._ way to do that?" ‘-
"No. bill be can make a speech on
the subject that will hold on audixuce
spellbound for an hour."
.‘l’TO SKINS l\T0 ANOTHER CAR.
Slippcry pavcmcuts nearly caused a
atciulo nt this morning-eon \\'cst
Mrs. 'l" M. t‘omslock. of
l-I’Illl. driving a. touring car.
A Good lmitator.
"Look. Hannah." said her llll\llt‘>S,
El \‘I'llllt‘.
cndcmorcd to bring her machine to :1. “al‘gi't 1mm... 111““...F :(fgjj‘tlif‘~l.]:;luuf Carefulness- Accuracy, 1
" em all (t‘)‘ a e. t. . . ‘ I > . . 4
about to (-mui» to a standstill. The file (300k. "Dcy looks jist like t‘lc “0““ SCIentIfic Kno‘yledge' l
machine skiddcd toward the right. ails on malt sislilh‘s‘ new but. Ain't it Pure FreSh Drugs, EX‘
smeswmml anmhpr automolnlc and 'mdcrfnl how Il‘il.l"il\' de Lord can ' , . I
ran upon the lawn of the home of Dr. “f 11w ‘ t ‘ ' perience, PrOfeSSIOHa
“William J. Trait-y. l<‘ortuu:itcly no' make ‘J'l"“\‘
one was lllJllI‘t d :luvi the owners of the
two mnclnucs iu\ol\eii agrccd to sci— Needlework.
. Lougsieigh: “I'm glad to bear that}
Perhaps you will settle that little I. 0. l
"00‘ MistrcSS-—“thn I engaged you, and Preferred lost 1 to 2‘1: points.
LONDON. Jan. 9.—~A footprint Susan- 5°“ ‘0“ "‘8 that 5”“ bad no FZPJSSCHESEE ”fixiififr 3.19.53.83.23
madl- by an animal bclicved by scien- male friends. NOW' Elmo“ every 3‘25 “Baldwin Locomotives and Rail—
lists to be that of the grandfather of U139 1 come Into the kitchen I find way Steel Spring falling 1 to 11/2
the kangaroo specks has just been a man here.‘ . points. Rq,,-espnniv@ industrials also
found in an ancient lagoon in the Susan—"lltess you, mum, he aint no were lower, Crucible. Harvester. Am-
file; ————_i
James Barnes.
of F. H. Barnes of the Burlington Ar-
cade. Stamford. died Fridgy in his.
home here. He was 76 years old. a
veteran of the Civil War, and had re-
tired from business some years ago.
The funeral will be held in Saugatuck
on Monday afternoon. Mr. Barnes is
Survived by his son. I“. H. Barnes of
Stamford. and Sanford Barnes and
Miss Gertrude Barnes of Saugatuck.
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Burs. Harriett Louise Barrow. l
Harriett Louise Barrow. wife of J.‘.
Frederick Barrow. of 9 Grand strect.‘
died early yesterday at the Norwalki
Hospital. aged 45 years. The funeral‘
will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow.
Tuesday. afternoon from the funeral
chapel of ‘l-‘rederick H. Gaming. South
Main street. Rev. J. Benton Werner.
rector of Grace church officiating. ln— ,
torment will be in Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of Air. Budovsky.
The funeral of Julius Budovsky was
largrcly attended this morning. It was
held at 9 o'clock from- the late home
9 Ely avenue and at 9:30 o'clock front
St. Ludislaus' Church. Rev. J. Dog'nan
officiated. The pail beavers \vcrc delc-
ga
ceased was a member. The interment
was. in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
Today in‘Wall sfieet
“'Ald. STREET. 10:30 a. m.—
StOglts were disposed to strengthen
at the opening of today‘s session. a
sentimental factor probably being the
further pronounced recovery of Brit-
ish and other allied foreign exchange.
Coppers, sugars and tobaceog gained
1 to 2vpoints. Within the first half
hour, however. selling of oils and rails
were actively resumed. Chicago and
Northwestern. one of last week‘s
heaviest features. declined 1 3-8 pomts
to a new low record for the current
movement and Delaware and Hudson
and Mexiéan and Pan American Pe-
troleums became reactionary. Union
Pacific. American (‘an and Cast iron
Pfd., also were under pressure.
“WALL STREET. Noon.—vlgno:ing
the 4 per cent opening rate for call
money. stocks developed a heavier
tone in the first half of the session.
Another cut in Pennsylvania Oil
prices profoked further liquidation
throughout that group. Associated Oil.
California Petroleum, Standard Oil of
New Jersey. and Houston. Middle
States and General Asphalt Common
erican and Baldwin Locomotives and
Railway Steel Spring falling l to 11/2.
Chicago and Northwestern contniucd
to weaken and Erie common and First
Preferred [ere heavily sold. Mercan»
tile Marine Pfd. was the strong teat—
ure rising 1 5-8.
VVALI. S'l‘ltl‘ll’" 1:30 p. m Ship»
pings and lnactivc specialties added to
_ ‘7 '4 . I. :m> V .7 = r .
tcs from the lodges of which the dc- _
antenna” mm
{Kendrick & Chase Gm
Scored cylinders Repaired
TELEPHONE 91:
13 Raymond St, South Nor-walk, coon.
ESTABLISHED 1892
Stocks and Bonds.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
We invite you to visit our unlisted
department
Just opened.
Quotation of Local Issue Furnished
Special accommodations for Women
Pocket Manuel Mailed Free on
Request
Maples & .Goldschmidt
85 Washington Street, 80. Norwalk
SHELF RARD' WARE
had. When you want
MON KEY WRENOHES,
HAMMERS, HIN GES,
and at the right price.
to crowbar. we have it.
A. D. MORGAN
THE WINCHESTER STORE
Washmg‘t‘ on Street,
flames Barnes of Saugatuck. fallir'r,0xy-Acetylene Welding and Broth. ~
at this store includes the best. ar-
ticles in the hardware line to be
or anything else. here is where you
will find what you're looking for,
From tack
STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE;
So. Norwflk
Costello’s
“High Speed” Sale
OF
Hose, Underwear and
Shirts
FOR
Saturday
their gains at midday. as did also sev—
eral of tilt- _lllIll'll‘ rails. such as; St.
5 Pair Fine Cotton Sox . . $1.00
. . $1.00
3 Pair Fibre Silk ....... $1.25
3 Pair Fine 40c Lisle . .
$1.50 and $2.00 Shirts . . . $1.15
PRESCRIPTION
A Fine Heavy Rib Union
ESSENTIALS
Pride, M o d e r n Equip-
ment, Diligence.
We offer you all these.
tie for the damages; lwtyvccli Ill- ni- “15 .W'lll‘ lli‘llféhli'l‘ 03D?” in "(’k‘dle'l
selves. work?"
_____._.___._.__.. “Yes," replied the merry mother,
I'RINFI". “I” \\'.\l.I-‘.S SHUOTS 'l‘I- “I‘ve known her to do nothing for
» (Hill. hours [‘Xt‘l'Ill clulllge the needles oni
HHMHAY. .lao. u.-'l‘h«- Prince of the phonograph." I
\\'alcs shot his lirst tiger wltilc on a .__4...__.__——-
hunt in Nepal 'l‘t'l‘illl. 'l‘hc animal The Home Touch.
measured nine feet. siv int-lu-s. front Siliidfl" Syllofll 'I‘t‘ltt'ltcl'—\\'hm (1m.
loll -
““5“ ‘0 “”d ”f Belshnzmr learn from the writing oni
the wall? l
origin Little tlirliPlcase. miss.'
' that his “tilts. hadn‘t been dusted for
'llllt'. '
HOV] HE TRAINS FOR BOUT
WITH GEORGES CARPENTSER
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Clifford ‘
Pharmacy
60 South Main Street
-Suit ................. $2.50
Costello’s
South Norwalk
CLEANLINESS
in our Dairy Products meant elm
neuronal!!!-
‘ l stables. trained milkers. healthy
0 i cattle. carefully washed udder...
sterilized receptacles amt!~ modern
1 osen 16 l sanitary methods of handling.
' l Such cleanliness means health
1 for your family.
lgr‘ ’S 1 Order of us regularly and h
. . I sure of the purest and ..
FOR REVENUE ONLY l BEST DAIRY PRODUCTS
l .
"With all your debts you have the HARDWARE & HOUSE l F. H “,EMPE & SON
assurance to ask for the hand of my I ‘
daughter? What are you thinking FURNISHINGS Telephone 2695;.olsatore
. _ of?" 1 Telephone .
"My debts." ____.. l . 1—.
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No Private Stock.
To save my coin 1 shall fnot try, 125 WASHINGTON ST- ll THING
My hope of bliss has own. ; CLO
1 ca. .ot hoard enough to buy 7 I K I
A 23m mine of my own. SO. BORWA } “d i
i I Y 7
His Heart Wasn't. l l FURNISHINGS
‘L‘My heart is with the ocean!" criedi for
the poet mplurously. __ 1 V : F.
"You've gone me one better," said OLD CARS BOYS Ah!) Glam b.
his sea-sick friend, as he tool; a firmer; Sell Your Old Cars to the gt the
.~ grip on the rail. t , Wreck- x ‘ 7
Remember how Georges Car- 3 Bridgeport Anto . ”.1 STO .
l pentier. when training a; héan- Best by Test. 3 0. . CHILDREP‘ 5 RE
hasset for the Battle of t e en- tomer (in ierfumery mom—~13 venue ; p .
tury With Jack Dempsey ' used to thin: good brandr of perfume? 1310 North A St : 37 Went Washington St. 8. NM, ., “
“shin" the historic elms? From S 1 Girl (trained in a book store) Between Oak and Center ., .
the result of the battle in Jersey 3 95 d l of on six W: 3nd“ ggpoft, Conn. S
that tree "shinning" stunt might —Th8t. ma am, 5 one .1' he 5 2
be considered a bad omen. Yet smellers. ~ . . P m Mm 586-. to Advertise m the Sentinel.
that. is just what George Cook is * , mm napalm and tires _
doing,_and (km-59' (You know I“. .‘ m w w 01 681‘ Advertise in the Sentinel {at .
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