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'Im- large room; furnished
“IN-(XII? lightls and no
comp ete f r i ht
Inquire 14 El‘lsalbgth
H” l."- llzly street. a five-
"‘llli‘ili_‘;lll improvements.
irlq, 04 South. Main St..
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BUSINESS NOTICE
FOR SALE—Bar A.
(I II at
1430" Seda ”5.3%.?“ “sedssgm
“ Sedan .......... 0'00
i.”490n Touring . . .......... £0.80
1 Eli?“ 32m ............ ' lvg'og
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l 50rd Truck with fightanl. 01100.00
1'“ 9, rear end ..... .- ..... 338510100
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us Garage Phone 1959
South Norwalk ‘ '
FOR $111.13..
calves; “310 Fresh 00‘1". five with
0 several springers. In-
Pete '
nue. East Norwagtfiam' Howard ave-
FOR SALE—All kinds 0
niture, baby can-l
iron. Call at 3 Henges't
FOR SALE—4918 For
delivery body. 31:15
Touring. $75. 1920 Ford
Mclxendrie, West Norw
FOR SAL
1' house fur-
stove, electric
reet, top floor.
runabout. wit
8.3391233er
‘11 5. .
31k. Conn." G
E—A stocked farm
vet-viglges‘: 8128:5392 fill-{hue waitllltsthll-e-
New England! 200 peaghfigreéts‘and
pls trees. ears and plus. A
asparagus ed. on main Macadam
near trolley. Horse, heifer and chick-
ens goes wt'h
use a.“ m..“..- “was
tunlty.rep ace. Doll t miss this oppor.
. ' - FULLER 8: HI
91 Washington Street, 801:3: Norwalk.
Telephone 2822
con SALE—A ‘brand
Diana. 15 new Player
terms. rolls, Beach, ”25'
2d hand Steinw
no. 226. Ea: tgnfsfion
2d and Fisher upright
- good all hiyléemms. ~
pianBo, 38113:) E38 terms rson upright
. , NNl GER PIA
Rooms 6-7, 4 So. Main St.. Sl‘ggNgrowalk
. Open from 12 noon to 9 p. m.
FOR SALE—Cadillac 8 five passe
cl
Phogegzgar, wire wheels. Price 8 90.
road
‘ A good
uptig t pin
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FOR SALE—Especial
mars: storm?“
hone 1861. ' ‘ Ge“
iron,
'9' 6;???"
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Mitchell. Telei
SALE—Cord
supplied prom t
wag]; in all lengths
Wood Farm. As 1?. bone 23, 1.93133.
for Superintendent.
o. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
once A. D.
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INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON & 00.,
Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
South Norwalk, Conn.
lrl, Wilton Ave... Nor-
.\ house. 6 rooms and bath.
llnprnvnmonis. Rent 850.
l'nil-illlrn Bldg" Nor-walk.
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gsee :Ipoioe. house-
, a e ’ ooms
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Real Estateéefiouses .
"" 31’- 3”“43300.‘ cash
$4.5m.
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F. S. LYON .
)B PRINTING .
South Norwslk
and Funerals '
\Ir». ('lnra Parsons. .
l‘ll'il Grumman Parsons. WM'
Lilulll Parsons, died Wednes"
her home, 442 "Brooks
.rmm-port. following 'a long
My» was 63 years'ot 889- She
tumor of OHEIIQ:CMD{GP{ 0-
ul of Charity Rebekahlme-
wlm was a mem’berot'the
u-c-t. Congregation-l CHINE-l-
Ili \ l\ i‘(l by one. son-.I- William
Hill! two daughters. ,mss
rsons, and, Mrs..Ch&lm 9" '
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funeral will he £11011“. "he!
" o'clock this afternoon.
In- in t'nion cemetery.
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member of the flm (nil-”Ml
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1:» o’clock this mowing" ml
lIO‘llli'. Rev. Louis B. Howe“-
N.' Paul's Epifiomil ‘Chm‘
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N. Y.. for cremation.
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“their accounts.
FOR SALE
House. 8 rooms with all improve-
ments. well located, on West avenue.
Price 85,500.
(House. 6 rooms—with all improve-
ments. well lorated in East Norwalk.
Price 85,500.
For particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No 7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate Insurance
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BOYS AND GIRIB
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CHILDREN’S STORE
{in West lynchlnuton or. I. Nomlk.
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
‘
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
Court. January 13th. A. D.. 1922.
Estate of Elizabeth Sedlacsek. late
of Norwalk in said District. deceased.
, The Court of Probate for the Dirk
i
' ' trlct of Non-walnnath limited and 9.1-.
lowed-six‘months from the data here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their. claims for settlement.
ose who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. ,wuhm
said time. will be debarred a. recov-
Alt pmonolsdebted to said Ec-
tate are requested to make immedL.‘
ate payment to ‘
ALEXANDER‘K- MORTON.' '
. Water
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk 88;. P
Court. Jan
us. 13, $15.. 1922.- \ .
" Estate of 'gmsn D. mote. late of
Ridgefleld Park, New Jersey.-
cessed. ‘
The art at Probate for th Dh-
mn. firm . « ~ and.
hath 11ml _
from 1113.113“
“faucet-muddle
claims
for" settle.
to meat
meat. Those m' sexiest
turbid-time.
:el‘y. An
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pay!!! tho
bulletin-red a rccov
.Dotlwcll. .~llde‘bte,d.to_said h”,
Wtonakdls : _‘
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Start a business‘ of- ur own in
th Nor-walk; work all i3- part time.
Particulars, Box 403, Glen Cove, N. Y.
CYLINDER REBORING
done without taking engine from chas-
gixiaiyonomotors wig: detachable head
. VCI‘SIZe tons an rings ac-
curately fitted. p a
need reboring let us install a set of
pill or Burd Piston Rings which will
mcrease the povmr of your motor wou-
derfully. Contract price covering
complete cost of labor and material
iven on request.
gHUFEL ’S GARAGE, EDLIE AVE.
k Tel. 28254
'1‘
East Norwal
BRAND NEW BATHROOM, “5
Syphon closet china: low-dowu
enamel bathtub and avatory with all
nickel-plated munfis- special big bar-
sit. sails. ‘ r. “a. steam
. en . av
between 36th and 3'35: str'eets, N. Y. 6..
SAFES—NEW AND USED
All sizes, with burglar chests. Safes
opened by expert, 25 ears experience.
Comple linerfifnnfishs and c
824. Fairflld Avenue. Bridge ort
m ‘ ‘ 3—
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Has de‘tIOUR AUTOMOBILE“ ht
meaning on
parts and units are worn and in bad
condition. a condition which should not
be neglected, for safety and economic
reasons. Firstoclau o ’ b
expert mechanicdunpall ma‘k’oocu's.
15 Marshall St.. 80' Not-vomit" o
it you are interested in is
or look- ’
National “I
can and
asset-ts. «canon- ‘
hing, Tlnnlng and Heating
_9untry Wstor System '
Rang-c and Ono-Pip. Hector:
' clcphonc 492
21 Taylor Avenue. 8o. Norwalk. Conn.
*1: ._. _. '. —£'— -
o mrw' 4' “Qt... h, III-co
MASONRY—6A plans-fit
smc s-romharwfla.
m.. “‘ ‘”
true at all kinds.- w ti:
New York. Address 71 ' 200‘
Phone us. '
custom. a rams. loans no load
distance til-noun; of all Ends
0mm“ Go. Phonon". noun
phone 808.
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us HOME
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NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
. Franklin and Monroe 8:. ac. Norwnlk.
Henry Beaupain
TRIMMING
Trees. Grape Vines, Shrubb'sry
4 Woodbury Ave, Norwalk
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. ss.. Probate
Court. January 19, A. D. 1922.
In the matter of Margaret E. Mc-
Gowan, of Norwalk in said District.
an incapable person.
Whereas. written- application has
has been made to this Court by the
rconservator of the said _Margaret E.
McGowan. praying. for reasons there-
in set forth. for an order authorising
and empowering him to sell certain
real estate of his said ward more par«
ticularly described in. said applica-
tion:
Ordered. Thai. said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office. in Norwalk. on the 26th day of
January. 1923. at ill—o’clock: forenoon:
and that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interested therein
per having a circulation ln.said Dis-
trict. at least five days before said
day of hearing.
'HENRY W. GREGORY.
If your car does not,
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a Hodgeman.
by publishing this order in a. newspa-A
J udgé.’
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FCEURCHES
“—H O at
First Methodist Episcopal ch rch.’
South Nomalk. Rev. John J Suavely,
pastor: Miss Willa Miller. choir di—
rector; Carlton L'Hommedieu, organ-
list.-—-Stmday services: At 10:30.
preaching. Sermon theme: "Master
and Lord." At 12, Sunday school
and T. C. B. class. At 7:30, evening
musical and preaching service. ‘ The
ispecial music will be rendered by
Emil Class. hand bell ringer. He will
give a number of selections of hymm'McPhel-son. 32 Chestnut street.
and gospel songs on the hand bells.
The pastor will speak on the subject:
' Sunday evening.
month.
4 ball on Monday evening at 7 o'clock.
Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
Men's Christian Industrial League
meeting will be held on Friday even-
ing at 8 o’clock. This will be the an-
cers and the hearing or annual reports
and the transaction of other annual
business.
East avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. B. Irving Watkins, D. D.,
mlnister.—-w8unday services as follows:
10:30, morning worship with sermon
on “First Things First." in connection
with "The Prayer Life." 12 m.. Sun-
Lday school. with Friendship Bible
class. taught by A. N. Paddock. The
-toplc for discussion in the Bible class
swill be "The Importance! the Unins-
Iportant." 0:30 p. m.. Epworth Leag-
ue vesper service. led, by Miss Ruth
Subject: “Metmdict-di-
rooted Christian Education.” 7:30 p.
m.. evening worship with sermon on
"The Most Vicious Sin." What. is it?
How does it aflect us? This will be
d- the third lathe sin series.
Monday—7, p. m.. the Girls' Club
will meetiu regular session. .
Tuesday—7 p. m.. the Boys' Club
holds its meeting in primary room.
Wednesday—2 p.‘m.. the Ladies'
“Aid Society will meet for a'worklng
hour. in the ladies‘ parlor. 7:55 p. m..
the Epworth'League. of Darlen. will
give an entertainment. in the lecture
room. rol- thet-benent'of the Sunday
school. entitled “The New Minister."
Picking out- a minister; Picking on
the minister. . - . ,
Thursday-—'i:45 p. m. the mid-week
prayer meeting will be held with the
following theme for.discusslon: “The
Better Life—Its fiofession."
A cordial and hearty invitation is
given to all strangers and friends of
the church in East Norwalk to wor-
ship with us in any of our services.
Not-walk ‘Methodlst
church. George B. Tompkins, minis-
ter: Charles G. Ives, organist; Mrs. L.
L. Pugh. contralto: Mrs. Lois Werme.
soprano; W. Raymond Godbe'r. tenor:
Melvin. Daniel... Pugh. MOr-‘Ifll'd's
Day services are as {oil'owm 9 a. m..
class meeting. led by 1". H.
10 a. m.. Sunday school and Men's As-
sembly. The lecturc'in the Men's As-
sembly will be on "The Year of Jubi-
lee." All men are cordially invited to
attend the assembly. The Sunday
school extends its privileges and ad-
vantages to all who will come. 11 a.
[m.. worship and sermon. The sermon
will take. the form of a reply to the
sermon reported in the Hour last
Monday. The sermon will point out
the unfair inference as to Jesus' atti-
tude toward law; the unpatrlotic at-
titude ot‘ the sermon of a week ago:
and the questionable inference in the
reference to the Puritans.~ The mer—
its of prohibition will be pointed out.
and attention called to some things’
that. it has achieved. . 6:30 p. m.. Ep-
wprth League. 7:30 p. m.. there will
be. a special service of .music by the
orchestra‘hnd «.luartet.‘ followed by
an address by Dr. Kratz. of New York
city. Dr. Kratz is a brilliant speaker
and should be. greeted by a: large au-
dience. '
Monday—7 p. m.. Boy's Club.
Tuesday—4:45 p. m.. class meeting.
Thursday—7:45 p. m...prayer serv-
ice.» .
Frida evening—The , Philatllea.
class will hold its annual banquet at
the Royal James Hotel.
Episcopal
South Norwalk Congregational
church. F. H. Jacobsi‘rninl'stcr; Mrs.
'F. Irving Smith, contralto: Flank
Nash. basso; Archibald Merriam. or-
ganlst.—-Services for Sunday, January
22. will be. held as follows: 9:45 a.
m.. Sunday school. 10:45 a. m.. pub—
lic worship. Sermou‘subject; "The
Strength of the Hills." 12 m.. Sunday
Club: If” Mary C. McCarthy will
leading. discussion of "The Educa-
tional Value of Public School Music."
7 ’pr' m..- Young People’s Society.
Em.ChOSS, HAND BELL 111336133,
AT MLTEODIS’I‘ CHURCH,
TOMORROW.
Emil, Closs. Swiss hand‘vbell ringer.
will be'prescnt at the SundaycveMng
dist Episcopal church. tmuorrow
evening. at 7:30 o‘clock. Mr. Gloss
lighted with his "playing” on that 00.
casion. He has some fine gospel nary;-
lces, using wholly the hymns and 3004
Del songs ol-tho church. He is 00070!
the most p‘opular individuals. doing.
Newark ‘1'. M. C. A. recentlyhad him
' sin, in Hewark next Sunday after-
noon; The music that Mrumjcan
«lee bring out of‘the bellafrom‘the soft;
est ringing tones to the doudcst. most
clangorous notes.~ k surprising.
7 The mic, allows; .
Include—remade in Basra, . . .Bibl
,, L ‘ Mr. L'Hommedlen. ,
Solar—Four selections by" Mr. Clogs . at
' different parts of the Per-“$9.
.‘r
“mammary” selected. : I ,
slim
"That' Did"
service, in the South Not-walk Mctho-r
was present one Sunday evening. near;
I year ago. and many people were deal
this kind of work mgr around’NeW‘
Yul-Rand is in constant demand. The
for the sixteenth time. find he plays "
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Leaders. Misses Edna. Bradbury and
Beryl Dennis. Subject: J’The World
otEmL," ,
-HonidnY—‘r :30 p. m.erer Boys'
Club. 7:30 p. ..m-..:Oide'r‘ Boy's Club.
7:15. Pi Alpha Gama.- ~
L .Wsdnesday-«dhevmdieavor. Circle
willimcet 'nt“"the7.home at .firs. John
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Anthem-”emfl'Au-e Is» a {find of Pure
f'D'eilgl'ltt". .' . . . . .;;. . .' . . Shelley
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2 .'““How Long Wilt .Thou ' Forget
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Pos’finde—“Ha 11"! (from Bless!)
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' Norwalk congregational church mu-
‘lfor tom ' ' '
ism. Lllfllfi‘ Sherwood-W . so-
pianist?» Ml. Insane AMI). vio-
irrelude . .. ...... . . .. . .. Schnecke
i _ , . f. Violin landm-
. Mertow—fi‘flmorenke"
2'
“goon-conn-
and sermon.
Mid~week service will be held on as usual.
tnual meeting for the election of om-'
Bedlent. i
‘Sh'ermarl. Id. Garner-street.” for an all- i
-Trinlty church notiCes, Rey: C. S.
Lew“. M. A., rector.-—Calendar for
the week beginning Jan. 23. (3rd~Sun-
dayafter Epiphany): 7:30,‘a. m.. holy
communion. 5:39 a. 113., Church
‘school. 10:30 a. in. morning prayer
7:30 p. m.. evening
prayer and illustrated lecture on
“Japan."
Wednesday—9.30 a. m.. holy com-
lmunion—festival of the conversion or
St. Paul. 8 p. m.. annual parish birth-
day party.
Thursday—7:45 p. m.. meeting of
the Girls' Friendly Society. Instruc-
tion in dancing by Miss Winifred
,Mann.
Friday—7:45 p. m.. meeting of the
5senior club of the Glrls‘ Friendly So-
ciety. at the "home of Mrs. William
~South Norwalk Baptist church (the
“Prohibition—Is It \Viae or Foolish?" home-like church). Rev. L. J. Schoen-
The Epworth League meets. not on pier. pastor.——Sunday. 10:30 a.
but on the second preaching service.«
,and fourth Wednesday evenings of the 'lhe OptimiSL"
m..
“Joseph.
_ The regular session of
the Bible school will be dispensed with
Subject:
Boys of the church will play volley this Sundanbut the Men's Brother—
hood and Mr. Glover's class will meet
Christian Endeavor will
imeet at 6:45 p. m.‘ Evening set-Vice at
7:30 p. m. Subject: “Moral Herolsm."
} Monday'——‘—7:‘30 1p. m.. volley ball. at
the church. ‘ "'1 '
Wednesday—At 7:30 p. m.. the W.
W. G. meets at the home of Miss Ruth
Brack. '39 Quintin-d avenue. for its
regular sewing .meetlug.
are. requested to be present.
Thursday—7:45 p. m..
prayer meeting. Regular
meeting to follow.
57 West avenue—Tho regular Sunday
service of this church is held at 11 a.
m. . ,
Sunday school will be held at 11
o'clock.
Christian Science subject. January
services the public is invited. ,
Reading l‘ooln' in Boomers build-_
ing. 81 Wall street. open week days
(holidays excepted) 12 to' 5 p. In.
All are welcome. ,
Advent Chrimian church. Van
Zandt and Harvey streets, East Nor-
walk.—Morning sermon, 10:30 a. m.
Sunday school. 12-131. Junior Loyal
\Vorkcrs, 3:30 p. m. Loyal Worker-3'
meeting. 5:45 p. m. Evening sermon.
7 p. m.
Rev. J. \V. Davis. ,of Bridgeport. will
preach morning and evening.
v Knight street A. M. E. church. Rev.
W. Henry Lamar. pastor.-—11 a. m.,_
morning service. 12:30 1). m.. Sunday
school. 7:15 p. In, praise service, fol-
lowed by sermon, from subject: "A
Son That Pleased His Father," by the
pastor.
Tuesday evening—Class meeting.
Thursday evening—Concert. with
Mrs. \Valters. reader. of Port Chester.
and local talent.
International Bible Students. Red
Norwalk.—Sunday. Jan. 22. 3-5 p. m..
there will be a change in studies, the
Tabernntfl'érsfiadows text book being
finished. The Bible class will con—
!slder. by discussion. the fact: philoso;
phy. and scope of the wonderful trans-
action. accomplished at Calvary. call—
ed “The Atonement," relying upon
God's word for truth—Jim. 5: 39; 2
Pet. 1: 19; Isa. S: 20; Jno. 17: 17.
All welcome.
Nor-walk Rescue- »mlssion.——The
services on Sunday will be held as us-
‘ual at 3:15 and 7:45 p. m.. At 3:15.
Captain M. A. Lewis. of the Volun-
teers of America. with helpers from
Port Chester. will be present and will
be in charge of the service. Captain
Lewis needs no recommendation to an
audience that has heard her once. as
she-is a very pleasing and forceful
speaker. and presents the 'old time
gospel. infihc old time way.
A 20—minute, song service will pre-
ccde this service. and special music.
both vocal and instrumental, will be
both inspiring and helpful.
The evening service will be. as us-
lual. at 7:45. and will be under the di-
rection of the superintendent.
On Monday night the regular I.”U.
M. Bible study class will~ meet. as us-
ual. Last Mondaymight Miss Chum-
bers. of New York..was.present€,and
was greatly enjoyed by‘afgoodly num—
iher. These studiesnre free for all who
‘can attend"'t‘he
'helpful.
1 Regular Week. night
Wednesday and Friday
. 7:43. . _ .
«Next. Sunday afternoon Rev. Oscar
firms, of Rowayton. will be with us
and ponduct the service. A cordial
welcome. to all. - ..
& and are decidedly
services
evening.
on
at
Sunday evening-will be observed as
"Young People's Night" in the Nor-
walk Methodist Episcopal church. Dr.
Km. .of New York city. will be the
'speaker. Dr. Kratz is a'young man of
unusual ability and personality. with
a stirring message which grips and
holds his hearers, and stays with them
after he is gone. Special music Will
be rendered by the Norwalk church
orchestra. which has become so well-
known for its high grade and charm-
ing work that nothing further needs
to be said. The quartet will give ape;
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'Cooper. minister.—Preachi.ng at 10:20
a. m. 'Sunday school at 12 noon. B.
Y. P. U. at 0 o'clock p. m. Preaching
at 1:30 psm. Come early if you wish
to heal- the subject of the sermons for
.the morning and evening discourses.
One of the subjects h "A Hidden. 8e-
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‘ . ORDER OF NOTlCE' .
Mary E. Werner vs. Edwin Werner.
Coil??? £5... ““8““? Ed?“
, not our , .ss, 1' e-
port, January 20. A..D.. 1922. d3
Upon the complaint or the
MaryE.
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1 Wern :- pra ' f said
e ylng. or reasons
therein bet forth. for a divorce and
custoufinot children, change of
and al any now pending before this
court, haying been returned thereto
1321”“: first Tuesday of December.
It appearing to and being found by
this Court that the said defendant is
absent from this state and gone to
parts unknown, and that notice of the
pendency of the complaint was given
as required by order of notice hereto-
fore issued, and now the plaintiff asks
pre of notice in the
Therefore Ordered, that notice of
the pendency. of said complaint be
iven b publishing this order in the
oath lk Evening Sentinel. ’ a
newspaper printed in Norwalk, in said
mat-once a vegetf for ltlvuo2 weeks,
sing. on or ore t e 5 '
of January, A. D., 1922. th day
,' By tumour-t.
~ ’ ‘ FRED W. TRACY.
Clerk of the Superior Court for Fair-
neltl County. ‘ '
‘bfinenor NOTICE
Pearl Susan- Curnow. vs. William
Belden Carnow.
‘ Stated Connecticut, Fail-field Coun.
ty, Superior Court, 53., Bridgeport.
January 20, A. 1)., 1922. .
Upon the complaint of the sold
Pearl Susan Curacw, praying. for
reasons therein set forth. tor a divorce
and custody of children, change of
name. and alimony now pending be—
fore this court, having been returned
thereto on the. first Tuesday of Sep-
tember, 1921.
It appearing to and being found by
‘1'
absent .from this state and gone to
parts dialogs“:£ and thutuutotice ogutge
j . t e comp a was 7 n
Wedncged by order of notice hereto-
fore issued. and‘jnow the plaintiff
‘ ’ dos-:9..mrther order cit-“notice in
22rw3ruth." "en _ “ Th‘eietore clawed. that file: :5
m in; mm the ‘ «said 1:
meeting. at 8 o'clock. ”To both these bushing this 0 er in the
lk ,Evening sentinel. a
neWSpspsr printed in‘Norwalk. in said
county, once a. week forrtwo weeks.
commencing on or before the 25th
day of January. A. D. 1922
By the Court. ‘
FRED W. TRACY.
Clerk of the Superidr Court for Fair-
neld County. .
‘ 7 cause or NOTICE
Lillian V. Williams vs. Harold L.
LWilliams. '
at...” lsor -C°“‘é“‘i.°“‘- taste:
. apex-lot on , 53., -
port. January 20, A. D., 1922.
of the situd
or
Upon the complaint
Lillian V. Williams praying,
reason’s therein set forth. tor a di-
vorce and custody of children, chase
of name. and alimony now, pending
{before this Court, having been re-
turned'thereto on the first Tuesday
of December; 1921. '
‘ 1t appearing to and being found by
this Court that the said defendant is
absent from this state and gone to
parts unknown. and that notice of the
pendency of the complaint was given
as required by order of notice hereto-
fore issued. and now the Plaintiff
asks for a. further order of notice in
the premises. -
Therefore Ordered, that notice of
the .pendency of 881d complaint be
won by publishing this order in the
ion th Norwalk Evening Sentinel. a
newspaper printed in Norwalk, in said
county. once a week for two weeks.
commencing on or before the 25th day
of January. A. D., 1922.
By the Court,
FRED W. TRACY.
Clerk of the Superior Court for Hair-
~field County.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court, January 20, A. D. 1922.
Estate of Joseph Horridge. late of
Norwalk, in said districu deceased. .
Ordered, That the executrlx exhibit
her, administration account
court for adjustment; at the Probate
office in-Norwalk. on the 27th day of
January 1922 at 10 o'clock forenoon:
and that all persons interested in said
estate ma be notified thereof, the ex-
ecutrix wl 1 cause this order to be pub-
lished in a newspaper having a circu-
lation in said district, at east five
days before said 27th day of January,
1922. .
. HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
'SOLVENT NOTICE
District of > Norwalk. ss..
Court, January 20'. A. D., 1922.
Estate of Mary J. Morrell. late of
Norwallvt, in said district, deceased.
The court of Probate for the dis-
trict of ‘Norwalk. hath limited and al~
lowed six months; fro mthe date here-
Probate
iexlu'blt their claims for settlement.
Those who neglecpto present their
accounts. properly attested, within
said time, will be debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
. ORDER tro- sm'rnn accomrr
Distclct o: Norwallc. so. Probate
Court. January 19th. A. D. 1922.
Estate of William Buchanan late of
*Norwalk in said.Distr-ict. deceased.
.l Ordered.- That the .gtrustees of the
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trust created in the will of said de—i
ceased. for tho-benefit of Edward G.
Buchanan, exhibit their account; to
this Court for adjustment. at the Pro-
bate allies in Norwalk..on the 31 day
of January. 1922. at 11 o’clock tore:
‘noGn and that all persons interested
in said matter may be notified there-
’of. the said trustees will cause this
cial numbers. This'program insures order to be published in a newsparer'
an evening of instruction, inspiration havms a circulation in said District.‘
at least five days before said 31st day
of January, ‘1922. '
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Indle.
ORDER TO SE'ITLE AGCOUST
District of-‘Norwalk. so. Probate
Court. January. 19th, A. D. 1922:
Estates: William; Buchanan late of
Nor-walk in said District, decoded.
oedema. That the trustees of the
mat canted in the will of said dc-
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bate once? in Norm . ,onthey, an:
day of January. 1922. at 1! o’floek
foreuoon; and that allpersonsxhtér-
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. alarm:- to be m M}
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name, i
this court that the-said defendant as‘
to this I
of for the creditors of said estate. tofl
are requested to make immediate
payment to l
E. P. MORRELD.
R. F. D. No. 37.
IDA F. MORRELL,
., Aminlatrator.
ceased. for the benefit of William Ll
uchanan. exhibit their. account to“
this Court for adjustment, at the Pro-i
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