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Wants. To Let. For Sale. Business and Mil-ll cards, Miscellaneous Advs.
LASSIFED ADVERTISEMENTS
Wowsm;flinimdlarge
.5‘. _,
WANTED
\\ i \. . tin—~A thoro ' hly ‘ Competent.
mu fullticdged btlllgkke r posses-
.....- kllt-wlodgt‘ acquired rom denial
.-\;u.rwnce. Prefer man about.35: ai-
vn mun not an absolute requisite;
l'n.l|lf'f1 will entail responsibility. Res.
“'5 ‘. llux K with particulars in full.
“with WANTED—By respectable
mum: couple. wife as cook and gen-
,..... work. Man (ex-soldier) as all
“mints mun. References can be ob-
“...ad "Soldier," care Sentinel.
vi .\ Nl’llllsChnul’Ieur would like pasi.
mm .m— thaufieur or first closs butler:
.tlm first claSs cook. Address 6 ClicSt.
first that. South Norwalk.
w \NTED—«Washing and imnl to
m. at Mon“). Write or call. 6 (‘li St..
first floor. Couth Norwalk. '
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W ANTED «To Buy: two second-Motif
mm moles. 220 Washingtonstreet. s. ,Conlpiet {Rial-gs and Chairs.
Vt A). l‘l-le 7A flaw girls gets-ecu TEE: @fikflld Avenue: Bridgeport
.n_:«~;- of 14 an 1 for light factory“, fl — - fl
work Must have working papers. Ap~5 ., , Hag dereglégtesummLEdmex-ent
pl} (.113th .MOle Works. inc. Day and. 3N _ ‘ ' 4 .parts and units are vacuum! in bad"
mymtmd Streets. South Norwalk. F , ' Condition,a condition which shouldnot
. . - T A? , be neglected. for safety and economic
“ lNTr.D -- Finishers. good band" mil ‘ reasons. First-class overhauling by
nart’rs our chaldrgn sl coats. Stefdy .expert mechanic on all make cars. All
p034! ions 0 ere . o earners ta ‘en.. '
M... W... m... to... J. M. LAYTON & 00., unsaltedsfrmm it?“ Gm”
lirccnbr-rg & Bro. inc. Depot Place, "
l-Iast \‘orwalk.
W'ANI‘ED ABrIght young girls tori
WFm
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—2 violins at a bargain
Tel. 1119.
For). SALE—On North Main at
Mt. 3
story brick block. 2 stores. Bar-
gain . {or quick. ale. 1 Ge
Mitchell, Phone 1861. ”9 y 0.
FOR SALE—Cord wood i
supplied promptly. ph'onne‘§ “nah;
Ask for manila; “
O. G. PAIMER
Goo gal-nu. album also. capDoublerriu.
avenue, South Nor-milk.
Auctioneer ‘
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BUSINESS NOTICE '
‘ BRAND NEW ‘BATHROOM, $55
price With 088 “ ' 8 ho loset, china. low-down tank,
West: Ave. Southa gigngfiicemmxes 4 eggmgll lfathtub and lavatory. with all
' nigger-plug? iittinl El ispecial tgiglg'agt-
F E— . w e on u o wa rc
fimsgAl‘abtemfifitéo.“§~°g’i shalom .gts, «:5. Seidenberg 60.. 545 as ave,
new. 33 Seaiiew‘née. a y “”1389 between 36th and 37thvstreets, N. Y.
ACCOUNTING SERVICES ~i.
Two professional accountants wil
take engagements evenings for writ-’
ing up books. audits, and preparing
business and personal Income Tax re-
turns. R. D. L'Honimedleu. 2 Burrltt
avenue. and F. C. Riedell, 12 Hamilton
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IA!
Ladies' Coats refined, and plain
sewing. 23 Havlland St.
‘2?
SAFES—N EW AND USED
BPS: experience.
Inc.
6 Railroad Avenue
light vvork. No machine work. An"
pl,» l‘AlWln Boese, Chestnut street, 80.
Nol'ualk.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Vi A \'TEI) #Expcrienced embroiderers,
.m Ladies Suits. Home work. Steady
wnvl :md goodpay. Grace Embroid-
o-ry Works, 8 Phantom! Place, So. Nor-
TO LET
Tn I l-tT ~53 Sprin
.- -’r\)Ill-\' and but 1.
ulvtlls
an‘m
St. So. Norwalk.
. Part improve-
lnqulre after 6 p. m. on prem-
'l'II l.l«_:T_ Nicely furnished front room
.idlnlmng hath. Steam heat, phone."
lt»-u.~nttzlhl9. One or two gentlemen. or
“mph- 127 So. Main St.
T0 LE’lV ‘3 rooms. Ann street. in—
llllll'l’ Samuel Roodner. 27 “fish
mmcn street. Phone 2401.
'1'” 'I.E’l' - Furnished room, desirable
lo: .ttion. suitable for one or two
gentlemen. Phone 9924. 23 Union St.
TO [ET 7 No. 42 Van Zant street. East
N()I'\Vllll\‘. 2nd floor. Largo rooms
and bath. All improvements cxcept‘
hc...’ Rent reasonable. Adults only.
Inc I' FruitStm-e.
TO LET N0. 42, Wilton Ave. Nor‘
v. .lk. nt-W house. 6 rooms and bath.
All modern improvements. Rent $50.
Wm l\l‘ll.~'ll. ('olchuru Bldg, Norwalk.
0'08 RENT—Storage space, house-
hold furniture. Separate rooms.
In proof building. Hubbell Coal &
Storage (‘0. Inc, Saugntuck. Conn.
Tet. Westport 47. “'e have negotiable
Warehouse receipts.
We Are Offering Two Unusual
Birgains This Week to Clean
Up An Estate
‘\ ll\t"lll(llll
rim-Hing centrally
1:11 I will $I.3Hll
A bargain for an in
unlar or for high grade rooming
li'm-w mi about ill rooms. Vl-Iv 200d
t-I'lalllmn, .luslofi‘ m “'Psl zliclluc.
I'm . uni}. $0.1m rush Strum»
~ \‘.-a :llfu offer 1) good lll'“' six-room
nun .- ullll all modern imprm'cmt-nts
In .. >trit~lly high class neighborhood
i' M furor ISBN” t-nsli down. balance.
UH... ,.
FULLER &. HINE
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nova-p
9! WashingtOn St. Room 3
South Norwalk Trust Co.. Bldg.
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William F. Hoyt
Farms Real Estate Farms
OUR SPECIALTY THIS WEEK
FARMS
1 firm, 4-room house. 25 acres.
Ditce ..................... $3.200
1 firm. 7rroom house. 4le acres.
P'Hc .. .................. . $4,300
I ‘irm, 7 room house. 5 acres.
Price . .. .............. $5,000
! farm, Broom house. 72 acres.
Price .................... $6.000
Mn»: >‘IlllP of the- most beautiful
tine. lttl' Hill“ in the statc. Let. “)9
r....t, \ntt what [ hzlvc. My time is
w llll -
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William F. Hoyt
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f "'Ws Real Estate Farms
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
NM. ('6 of Norwalk. 55.. Probate
H‘ l'. January 10, A. D.. 1922. ,
~ I. ~m« ot George (‘. Stillson, late of
.l ill». lnflsnltl district, deceased.
‘l‘tlvt't-ll. lbnt the trustee exhibit
..t illf‘nlllll to this court for adjust‘
m at the Probaté office in N01"-
v «le on_ the 17th day of January. 1922.
,. lH oclock. torenoon: and that all
". wit»; interested in said estate may
r notified thereof. the trustee will
(I mw this order to be published in a
1' u ~l-zlper having a circulation in said
'J’L "l" at least live days before said
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.i utly of January, 1922.
HENRY \V. GREGORY.
- Judge.
Weather Forecast
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\in‘uulk .‘lnrl \‘lt‘lllllfi’f SHOW or
lllv coast and heavy snow "1
mlA-rmr this Ilf'tPl'nOOn
l in“
1
H ' . .. and to-
. II. lllllrstluy fair. colder on the
l W I“. shlt’ting‘ northwest galcs. ‘Warn-
"W." for >
H P . high‘winds are'd‘isplayEd 011
4 must. lite southern storm has“
Imus-vi latpitil} northeastward' culling
Ht- lust twenty-four hours and is no"
t-ntrul ovl-r Virginia. It ist'éaU-Bfilg’
l .m in thc southern and «snow finial?
vmv-rln-rn districts. The snow e'xtentfii‘l
gs far west as Ohio. The. tempflmum
is slightly below normal d
ll
along {. the. ~
FOR SALE
House. 8 rooms with all improve
ments. well located, oi! West avenue.
Price $5,500.
House. 6 rooms—with all improve-
ments, well located in East Norwalk.
Price $5.500. :: “ w. J. Lgusb‘fn
_ _ ‘ one 2067 Isaac. m
F0” pamw‘a“ MASONRY—o‘anpsnrnv
Ask John T_ Hayes [BRICKfi STONE, oTERRA GOTTA.
No 7 Main Street Norwalk comm
R I E t t W 1‘00
ea sae Insurance W ' Be “:1: Was-life. and w
L; Its Branches _
LOST ‘ saggy Bros. Local and m distance
' tucking of all kinds. trips to
LOST—Thursday evening. going from AER-'71 M
Quintard ave, via. Woodward ave.,
to_ A. .J. Collins & Co. store or across
Washington St. drawbridge and re-
turn, a small brooch pin of peculiar
desxgn. Valued for associations. A
suitable reward for return. Inquire
“Sentinel" or Phone 1890.
l.()‘ST~0nc dummy torpedo off Pen-
hcld Reef. Notify Lake Torpedo
Boatd Co., Bridgeport, and receive re-
war .
[.OST~()n Tuesday afternoon. small
shite. Wire-haired terrier puppy
with brown curs. Reward if returned
to 10 Morgan Avenue, Norwalk.
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk. SS, Probate
Court. Januurv .‘l, A. D. 1922. ‘
Estate of ll’nlnn J. “'hcclcr, late of
Noru'ulk. in said district. deceased. ’
.._T'hc (‘ourt of Probate for lht‘ DIS“
trlct of Not-walk, hath limited and 111-;
lowcd stx months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement'
Those who neglct-t to present their ac-‘
counts. properly attested, within said.
time. will be» dcbarred a recovery. All‘
pt-rsons‘ indebted to said estate are rc-t
(lllPSlt‘Il to make immediate paymt’nt:
to '
ll. J. REYNOLDS.
Administrator.
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk. $5..
(,‘out'l. lll‘t‘t'lilllt‘l' 30. A. D.. 1921.
Estatc in (‘onncctit‘ut of Kate (5.]
V‘Vllitv. late of \‘i'lliIP l’lltins, Ncw'
York, dcccased.
The Court of Probate for the his;
trlct of Not-walk. hath limited and at
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said. estate to.
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Thoma who neglect to present their ac;
counts. properly attested, within said.
time. will be debarred a recovery. All;
persons indebted to said estate are re-,
quested to make immediate payment;
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19- F tfth strcct. Stamford. Conn. or.
Taylor, attomey. .
Joseph R.
. South Norwélk. Conn. l
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we run roam i
From now until further notice the
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
Carpets. both washed and dry cleaned
All orders called‘tor and delivered
'HONE m
I’lllil-‘H‘IlJl (‘Ol'XTY NATIONAL
BANK OFFICERS.
At .'l div-colors meeting of the Fair-l
til-ld County National Bank held yes-_
tr-rdny aftcrnoon. the following officers
\\'(‘l‘t' rc-clccted:
President—Edwin O. Kecler.
Vice President—Charles F. Trlstram
Cashier—Samuel L. Weed.
'l‘i-llcrfi—Neil Pierce.
Ass't. Teller—Jay S. Buckley.
A d vcrtisc
results.
in the Sentinel for best
" New Sport Models with round
,xaff‘. .
crops open .__SA
Conn "
“"rflwl'n border.
lutllly move up the c as
, , t and 9858 0‘“
to sea tonight 9 “ ‘ ‘
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The Storm will. pron
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hone
21 Taylor Avenue. So. Nor-walk, Conn.
Probate! A
have reduced prices- on all Rugs and L
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Women’s Tan Oxfords -
, tips or plain
‘ Tripbtoefiilk Hosiery for Women
ye; BraCkéIit}?
It you are interested in saving
or. look up the most scientific Inter-
national 0ne;pipe Heater. Phone or
can and I Will sud our hosting man
to give you ins cost no not
sheet in
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
Phone 473-3.
JOSEPH 8. KERY, JR.
Plumbing. Tinning and Heating
C_ountry Water System
Ranges 4nd Ono—Pipe Heaters
0
New York.
Phone 318.
fine—e”? m
CARRIGAN e um. local and Ian!
distance trucking of all. had:
once Leary & Co. Phone an. Home
phone 383.
FROM THE FACTORY 1'0
THE HOME
Intros-u. pillows. bolsters and
cushion of all kinds soldon an- easy
payment plan. Also renovating. sans
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317
NORWALK MATTRESS 60.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Nor-walk
[to the difficulties of the nation build-
Q
lenemies of
Alconeequences will be none the
,All- sizes. with‘burgierreimsm. Safes will loyally rdflpect and obey it.
opened by expert, 25
lendeavoring to do what they coneider'counted upon to overcome any besi-
mmlwithout force on either side.
forget we do plumbing, min; and;Press).-—The
work. l
So. Norwalk‘sible. next week. at the latest. to give Germany does ’not want to abandon-
- Government. The newspaper Calls at-lpart In the economic restoration of
. rc fcrencc
tor representative tot
m eemj mm m m " .3.
GRIFFIM‘ AND
HIS counter
._ sewn-OFFICE
*W m rm One)
Commander—Miss A. C. VVendetoth.
Vice Commander—Mrs. Joseph
Brotherton.
AdjutantS—Mlsd‘Katnhlueen M. Lylncfi.
.- Tngmrmwflbs. 'Bfiss‘el'l Day.
Chaplain—Miss Marsala Donnelly.
5 Following the meeting of the post
and auxiliary. a joint social time was
enjoyed. fiefreshmentsponsisting of
liotsdog sandmhesfi cofiee and cake
was‘ser‘ved by the refreshment com~
mince. _ '
During the remainder of the even-
ing. dancing was enjoyed to excellent
music furnished by Merriam's orches—
‘tra.
féPREMIER BRIANB
SUBJECTED TO
MUCH CRITICISM
Continued ~from “First "Page.
has_bcen established and the first
stage, of the; fight for the.trealy 'is
won but the obstructionist Ractics of
the opposition have added immensely
era
“The 'new Cabinet are shouldering
a trcmendousburden. They have the
.people of the country behind them.
but the circumstances of revolution
have placed another group in a posi-
“on to endanger the new born treaty.
The whorls of the next few 'months will
include making a. constitution. taking
over the gOVernment from the .I-IngJ
fish and agencral election. With the
hearty co-operation of every good-
citizen this mum be a task to try the
most experienced statesmen. The
deputies who obstruct this work are
the Irish State evenl
though they not inxood faith. for the
lee!
-tbc prop0sed Anglo-French defensive
alliance.
Approval by the Council last night
oE-themian for formation of an inter-
national financial corporation left the
reparations' questionns the most im?
serious ammo they succeed." . . .
. , portant item remain": on the agenda.
The Irish Independent editorially 'Tl confer-en s will? the Ge an
emphasizes the heavy task before “"3 reparations' delegation. under Waiter
new government ‘and hopes then—people 'Rathenau. which was to arrive today,
- , were expected to be brief.
"For the first time "1 centuries. the; No delays will be accorded for the
people come under a government not purpose of conferring with Berlin.
controlled in any department by Brit‘ land advices from the German capital
‘51) nominees." " says. "De Valera are that the delegation has full pow-
has promised notgto interfere unduly. let-s to art in the name of its Govern-
and other opponents of the treatyfment The desire of Germany to “an
have promlHEd to do nothing to ham- lticipate in the consortium which is,
W the government. going to engage in the enterprise of
"mo“ of ”‘0“ who oppose the ‘restoring Europe. including Austria
treaty admit that thernew Cabinet are and Russia to normal conditions. is
best for the Irish Nation.
that in a fair election.
We believe .tancy she might have to‘snbscribe to
conducted» the Allies’ new terms.
. the: It Is pointed out by the promoters
people will return an overwhelming ,pf um congm-tjum idea. that any conn—
majority in SUDDON Of the “Ni-‘33,!-n try wishing to have a. share therein
LONDON. ~Ja.n. .11 (Associated must subscribe to the principles Tam
Westminster- Gazetteidown tn the resolution of the Council
calls upon the British Govcmment”togon Friday. that all honorable obliga-
assemble Parliament as soon as poo-,tions must be respected. Hence. if
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formal authority to the new Irish her cherished idea of taking a large
tcntion to the anomalous position of‘Russia. she must declare her intention
Arthur Griffith's provisional govern- .of paying What she owes.
mcnt until it receives this authority” Although not named with Great
and says the Imperial Parliament'nritaln. Francejtaly. Belgium Jep-.
should fulfill its moral obligation and an and the United States as a partici—
scc the thing through quickly. pant in flic‘proposition for setting up
"The Free State. with its provision-film “Central International Corpora-
al government. is at present an even lion,” as the new institution will be
more shadowy entity than was tuofcalled. Germany was specifically nam-
Irish Republic." the newspaper sa'yglcd as an important factor in Central
"There is urgent necessity to give it Eastern Europe that ought to help
ticlinitc legal status. particularly with lift Europe out of her present trou-
to maintenance of order. blf'S.
collection of taxes and expenditure of Th0 final tcrms
public moneys. Until this is done. ments that ”I"
thc whole legal system will be reduced 1 will be asked 10
to chaos. the- executive acts of every :03] :31?h(m‘fl;ll;:
mcmbcr of the provisional govern-i ' ‘ ' '.
mcni “'lll b0 illegal and judges before‘marks annually. France. 5113.")."l'9—
whom such acts may be challenged nouncing any ’Darl 0f E3: on: $11;ng
will be obliged to treat them as ille- marks “"95”“ Paid “ '39 ts“
gal. 000,000 marks of thc paymen
for rcparations' pal“
German delegation
accept are 720.000.-
and- reparations
in l
of.l.750.000.000 gold 1.
in .
kind each year. the remainder going!
her January and February
tions’ payments. :
The Allied Supreme Council ordered
this hearing as a result of insistence
by Prel‘nicr‘Brianrl. who recalled that
the .GerqiansHhadfailed to. give de-
tailed information sought by the com-
mission before the Christmas holidays
as a preliminary to examination of the
question of a moratorium for Ger-
many.
Prime Minister Lloyd George and
the other members of the ‘ Council
promptly agreed that the? Germans
should be required to explain. .
After the hearing. the reparations
,— a“.
the Supreme Council. which can go
further into the examination of the
German situation at. a. meeting ml
which the German representatives willl
be invited, probably tomorrow. '
Deaths and Funerals
\Vnher W. |
Walter Raymond. son of Charles
Raymond. formerly a restaurant pro—
pricier. on Washington street. passed
away recently at the home of rela-
tives. in. Mount Vernon. N. Y. The
remains are being brought to Norwalk
today for interment in Nor-walk ceme-
tery. The deceased is survived by his
mother and by several sisters and
brothers. He was engaged in the
poultry raising business in the West
and came East because of the illness
of his mother.
I‘uncrnl of Mrs. Darrow.
row. wife of Jay F. Darrow. who died
Sunday .at the Nat-walk Hospital. was
held yesterday afternoon. from the
funeral chapel of Frederick Ganung.
South Main street, and was largely at-
.tended. The Rev. J. Benton Werner
officiated. Interment followed in Blv-
crside cemetery.
More! of Mrs McCarthy.
The funeral of Mrs. Julia Ann Mc-‘
Cal-thy. whO‘died at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. George A. Davenport.
Wilton. will be held at 3 o‘clock,
Thursday afternoon. from the Wilton,
Congregational church. Burial will
be in Joe Hill cemetery.
Sentincl “'ant Ads Bring Results.
‘Somc sort of order may bi- main- r ll q?
tained by direct physical force. butfl‘gr O 0“"
certainly there can be no law‘lmtil
100.000.0th to Greath-itain.
135.900.000 to Belgium- .2. . .
7.000.000 to Japan. and the rest} to
l beneficiaries under the tree. y.
atcd Press).——Measurcs to bc taken 0m" J _ N o B' The Associat-
toward setting up a new government zdcféttstxl.:'lI‘l::Rri(tisli memorandum
in Ireland for carrying out the terms fit the {1"de Anglo-French pact.
of the Anglo-Irish treaty wcrc con- 0 ‘ p ‘
thcprovisional government itself is a.
lawful authority."
I 240.000_000 to Italy.
:
DI'BLIN. Jan. 11 (By The Associ—'
O
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for ’
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
CHILDREN’S STORE
37 West Washlngton 8t. 8. Norwalk
’I‘o “'hom it May (‘nncvrui Be it
knoun that The Norwalk Dairy (folli-
pany. a ('onnccti ut corporation.
located and having is principal place
of business ill the town of Norwalk. in
said state. is engaged in bottling. an
in selling milk and cream in bottles.
marked and distinguished with its
name and a device. of which the fol-
lowing ls a description:
The name "Norwalk Dairy (‘o.," in
a semi-circle. blown. pressed. or cast
in or on the bottle. inside of and at
the top of a larger circle similarly
blown. pressed. or cast in or on the
hottle.
Dated at Nnrwalk. this lst day of
November. 1921.
THE NORVVALK DAIRY COMPANY.
By A. S. Beers,
‘~ Its President.
Attcsl:
I‘. A. Seymour.
Secretary.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
District 'of Norwalk. ss.. 'Probate
Court_ January 9. A, D. 1922.
Whereas. written application
has
sion to probate of a certain written in.
strumcnt as’and for the will of Mary
Smith.
New York, deceased. who at her death
possessed estate in said district.
Qrdered. That
January. 1922. at lp—o’clock. forenoon;
and that public notice thereof
paper having a circulation
day of hearing.
HENRY W'. GREGORY.
Judge.
been made to this court for the admis-
late of the city and» state of
said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwalk on the 17th day of
be
given to all persons interested there-
in by publishing this order in a news-
in said
district, at least five days before said
sidercd by tho Cabinet of the Dali to Inndnn. declares Great Britain:
Hit-cum: at n moi-ting today in the .makPS the security of France a prob—
1Mansion House. (Inc of.tbc first lam m. h" own‘ and that shc will he ,
|n10\'('S. it is understood. Will he: tho rcadv final“ ‘0 throw in llcr forccs. us
uppoinimcnt of :I comlllissinn to pro- ' in 1914. if l-‘rcnch soil is attackrd.
:cm-d to London and confcr with the] CANNES. Jan. 11. (By Associult-d
[British Government. ' l‘l‘t‘SSl.AwIZQ‘DI‘k'SI'l‘IllelVC'S of the Gcr-
i It is regarded likely that Dublin man Go\'crnnlo-ni today wcrc sunk
(‘nSlllfi‘ will 1w taken over from the: monetl '0 nppcnr ””5 evening hpfon.
”Jm‘dmh “Hm” thc ”0'“ ("Y days. the allied rcparntions commission. to
|L‘;lbillt'l circles anticipate this will beflixplm”
un cvcnt of utmost ilnportuncc in the-
(‘mrmzlny's inability to nwei
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which has hce-n telegraphed textually .
in our Dairy Products means clean
stables, trained rm‘lkecs, healthi
. cattle, carefully washed uddon.
sterilized receptacles and modern
sanitary methods of handling.
Such cleanliness means health
for your family.
Order of us regularly and h.
sure of the purest and
BEST DAIRY Pnonuc'rs
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2896, Store
Telephone 1818
commission with refer the ~matter to '
The funeral of Harriett Louise Dar-
"3’3‘3’ ' Kendrick & Chase Garage
‘ City-Acetylene Welding and Brain-
13 hymns so, South‘No‘rwn‘lk. Conn:
Scored Cylinders Repaired
TELEPHONE sir"
INVESTMENT
SECURITIES
Our Investment Department
afiers impartial advice as to how
your investment requirements are .
:0 be met. “"
we specialize in Norwalk ‘Tire
& Rubber Pfd., J. & J. Cash. the
local bank stocks and other home 1,;
Issues.
Maples &Goldschmidt
Telephone: 153, 19‘, 420.
SHELF HARDWARE
MON KEY WRENCHES,
HAMMERS, HINGES,
STOCK ALWAYS COMP”
Washmgto' n Street,
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at this store includes the best tr»
ticles in the hardware line to as
bad. When you want
or anything else, here is when 3.1:
will find what you're looking it,
and at the right price. From tank
to crowbar, we have it.
A. D. MORGAN
THE wmcnssran srona 7
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:minds of the Irish people. as (L histor-
ic sin-p towards lhc fullillmt-nt of lre~
.lund's aspirations.
l Tlll" rt‘lnus» of tho political prison-
Icrs by Great Britain is expected in at
day or two.
} An official sluts-mull rcgnrding the
'ncw {:OVPI‘nnll‘lll's program was cx-_
'pccteii to two issued this :iflf‘FHOOIl.
Nothing has as yet transpired hcrc
“regarding any plans the opponents of
the treaty muy lu- formulating.
. THA’S
GODFREY POST
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new Cillnmllnllt‘l“
l'lvcutiw f‘t‘lllllllllt‘t‘ ,.. Frecnlan‘
Light. John Kingh. Charles Frizzcll :
:lnd Jest-pit llrothvrion. - .
Allelicf committee-.—.\djutunl Roy?
Downs. (‘ommandcr “'t-l'mc and View:
Fommunder chcncy.
Amt-rit'nnizutlnn romrnitti'v—vHarr,\‘
C‘ohcn.
House commuter-WA. Cuthill.
Athlctic commiltcc—(‘bnrlo-s Friz-
zt-ll. Ernest Marriot. I". Garmitz. Run»
sell Day. \Villium ()‘Grady.
Legislatin- (‘ommittcc —— Freeman
Light and John Keogh.
Past Commandcr Joseph llrotherton
was presented with a past command-
er's badge by the post and was thank-,
ed for the fine work he had done dur-
ing his term of office by Commander
,VVerme in behalf of the post.
l The next meeting of the post WT.“
be held on the fourth Tuesday of Jan-o
nary. It is hoped that tlflre will be
a. large attendance inasmuch as sever-
al important matters are to come up
before the session. '
Simultaneously with the meeting of
the post. the Ladies' Auxiliary held
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election of officers. The following of-
ficers were. elected:
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