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Wants, To Let. For 3310. Business out! Prof;
_,' v
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.7' ,
WANTED
mull: married couple.
.ll.~ll l'lllllllS “'lth kitchen-
Kl'tht'nt‘ite, care Sen:
llt'lH'l‘tl. Dower sew-
llltt'l‘ltlm‘s and folders
\il;li\ Ascher S: Salzman,
ltil Si, So. Norwnlk.
l'lllBlll'll and unfurnish- 7N
l‘ l.. H, Gill , Darien.
<;_.——-—-——--L-9--—!-‘-i
\ lll.lll. owning own car,
..ll commission basis.
'.lllt' or during spare
z... ('t‘lli allowed for use
.{ll opportunity for am-
Ltl our" extra money.
-l ('ill‘P of The Senti-
Idlinl
‘llil.’ ltltly in work in Of-
t. .g..ll.l writer and ac-
i ll: Hill" wtih knowl-
.it'ltlll: preterrcd. Ad-
u-\ll>‘llt'll('t' and salary
fllvllt.” (‘lllt‘ Sentinel.
> \.;'l t’lwlit'r'll Straw Hats
:‘l l:l~\ Machine. Apply
\l Illl St. between 7130'
Sllvltll Nurwzllk. ‘
and board with
\hlst be within easy
.... ttl South Norwalk
lummer, care Senti-
:ltllll
li‘~
--lll-;l‘;lpll¢'l‘ will] some
experience. (live
sat in ry expected.
".t l'
.tlltl
l
- \llt‘l‘il'lll't'll Saleslady for
~ lluplll-tment. Address
, . >lltlth Norwlllk. Conn.
:ll; ylllll‘ dolls to the
ltw l't'ltilll‘t'il. \Ve‘aiso
: ll t‘itt‘S to fit unysize
.\'u_ 7 Railroad Ave»
i till”
' 0 LET»
2 or I‘. in
improvements,
'l‘cl.
l .llt‘tl l't)(llllf~'.
w :lll
-ll llllllsckt-t-ping.
l....lll:. light and gllfi.
llltl lit'l‘illtl Naggy, 15
i."ll l'l)(lll|
Apply ll
l~..lll\
with all
Madison
2t: llm— SL, Gas.
" ll‘llllllP 19 Day St.
lt\l:l\-
...m\-. some improve-
ll.tl|l'oa(l Ave. Phone
1.3 lltly street. a five-
- l . illl improvements,
l' -l til South Main St...
l; \';tll Zuni street. East
. thml‘. Large. rooms
l tlllpl'tli'fill‘lt‘nts (’XCOpt
‘-‘illl’lillt‘. Adults only.
t rull'v,
l'. Wilton Ava. Nor—
. t1 rooms and bath.
l tut-mums. Rent $50.
V’I'llllln Bldg. Norwrtlk.
I t'.
2‘»
fi'nrnzl- space, house-
Sc crate rooms.
.‘ll ng. ubbell Coal &
ll l“t'. Suugntuck. Conn.
- -l.‘ We have negotiable
1 :pi:‘..
ILA»..-
lctlry Beaupain
'i‘RIMMING
w» Vines, Shrubbery
“l‘v Ave. Norwalk
. VFNT NOTICE
\llllvtllk, SS.
L" \ ”.1922.
‘itll .\l. Allrnhams. :llso
'ltll \‘ll'nhnms. late 0!
. lli'»illt'l, deceased.
l'.llb:lle for the Dis-
i llitlh limited and al-
‘l . [Hill] the data here-
? “it til
tlfllill‘i l‘tll‘ settlement.
“wt to present their 2c-
.llil'HiPd. within said
l- llslrl-wl a recovery. All
" Ii to <ltl‘tl estate are re
lllllnedialo payment.
Probate
ll“
ill \ .\lll:.\llAMS.
will) ABRAHAMS.
Administrators.
Barber. 26
tank. enmel
With all nickel
FOR SALflmNewton player-
music
takes it.
Phone 2153. Norwal
fir
$2.200.
tiogi. $3500.00,
$6500.00.
:F’O_R thVESTMENT~s
em spar ment hou .
month. Only $17,033, .R’ems at $240 a.
and as low as $250 cash.
payments for the balance.
280;;11 Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg. Tel.
FOR SALE—5'
stone wall. Chicken (3 .
ens oops. etc., $
2348
{OR SALE—Bargains in used cars.
l—p-n-nr-nt-o
FOR SALE—10 Fresh cows. five with
FOR SALE—Cord wood, in all lengths
said estate to .
_. Parson
F25): dSiALE—Two pool tables in li-i
n tion. Inquire of Joe. the Old
Woodward avenue.
FOR SALE_
Br '
$55. Syphon and new ba‘hmm“!
closet. china low-down
bathtub and lavatorv.
~plated fittings; speciul
_whlte cellulod water-
0. Seidenberg (20., 545
een 36th and 37th Sis.
big bargain,
closet seats, 3
3rd ave, betw
piano. 88
the best makes. 110
' Cost 3900. First $350
Forms to lthe right party.
“Ole. one of
rolls.
To close an estate w
. e Oder to sacri-
g on easy terms the following:
room house. 5 blocks from station.
6 room modern house_ 2 blocks, sta~
room palatial residence. new,
14 room. two family, $6.500. '
fhmily ‘fi'o—da-
These remarkable bargains are Of-
fered practlcfily on your own terms
Rent like
FULLER & HINE
a.
room £10712?”
street, East. Nor-walk. Stone
rel-
, 0
y terms. module 19 Day street. Tel.
“490"
“490"
“490"
"490..
Elgin
Ford
drive,
Sedan $550 00
Sedan ............... $500.00
Touring ............ $250.00
Touring ............. 175.00
Chummy Roadster .. 300.00
Truck with Graham chain
rear end ........... . $350.00
' ""'W
in] cards, “Manson; Advl.
LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
Two Cents.a. word; minimum charge 500 per lung, 3
With
Has detorioated, meanin iif ten
parts and units are worn in; ine bail
condition,ka condition which should not.
be neglectiadi, for safety and economic .
rst~class overhaul' b i" 5
3,1331 gr‘naercétxstnigd onpfill make 03%. All“ ;
e . one 490. ii
15 Marshall St. So Norwalkl Garage -
reason 8.
call and I will send our h
to give you installation (”satin man
gal-get we do plumbing, tinning
H
66 Water
21 Taylor Avenue. So. Norwalk, Conn.
r
Phone
BRICKé STONE. TERRA. COTTA.‘
Walks, Retaining wgii,
its» Bran
a - ._. _ ._
N Bro-.- Iaonllnd moist-loo
Nonfiction kinda. nail; tripl'to
New York. Adda-l Wt.
Phone 818. 71 '
m
eminent e mm. m an m
Oflcehmrycmf'llonolm; Honu'
throne to.
we»
+
susnvEss. NOTECE '
Cofioult Leila M. Mosoer ‘3
_ respect to furnished or unfur-
nished houses, city, shore or country.1
you may have for sale or rent. Roway-
ton. Conn. Phone, Norwalk 1607.
.-
YOUR AUTOMOBILE
It you are interested in saving mon-
er. look It the mos . _ '
national Ogepipe t scientific Inter .
61‘. 9110110 ‘01' '
not
act metal. Work.
gigs? A. “93333115
- . ll
hone 4734:. "“1
JOSEPH 3. Km, JR. '
Plumbing, Tim-ting and Heating
gunk-y Water
Ranges and Ono-Pipe Heaters
Telephone 492
H wit. 11m: '
m . a...
snowman—ego. n".
‘ :
chat on w
$
distance of an Hull
Terms arran ed.
Austin's Garage g Phone 1959
South Norwnlk
calves: also several springers In-
quire of Peter O'Hara Howar . e-
nue. East Norwalk. ' d av
FOR SALEmAll kinds of house fur-
niture. baby carriage. stove. electric
cushion: otu'cll
3:330:11: plan. Also .movutlnx.
telephone‘uifl to:
Franklin and Monroe“. ~80. Non-walk.
FROM THE FACTORY T6
it Home '
TH
unttrou lllown. bolster-I and
dot-cold on our ea;
In
antood. Drop In a cord 2;
Wot!"
NORWALK MATTRESS 60.
iron. Call at 3 Henry strcct. top floor.
FOR SALE—Especial bargain, 6-room,
modern and central. Only $5.700.
mortgage $3.000. Goo. Mitchell. Tele-
GIVEN A‘VAY~A
ideal for watch dog. and children. Tel.
1693.
large dog. cross
between wolf hound and Collie.
hone 1361.
“supplied promptly. Phone 23, Led e-
wood Farm. Ask for superintendent.g
William F. Hoyt
‘ Houses-Real Estate—Houses
2 houses
down.
for $2.300~—$300 cash
9
.4
single houses. $4.500,
2 double houses. on the \V'cstport
partnership lately subs ting between
Ahraham‘ Nathan and Samuel Miller
{I‘lllf‘l heretofore domg business under
l e
Millet; waswdissoived on the 23d day
of January, 1922.:
are .to . bolyreceived' andrpnid- to-‘A'bra-
ham- Nathan 'and all< demands. debts.
claims and bills againSt said co~part~
nership are to be presented to and
paid by the said Abraham Nathan.
£4 :2!
. NOTICE
Notice is hereby. 'ven that the
partnership name of Nathan &
The debts owing to said partnership
ABRAHAM \NA'I‘HANZ.
SAMUEL MILLER.
Post road. Prices. $5,000 for the 2
houses. Mortgage. $2.000.
\\'[lll.l.\.\l I“. HOYT.
HOIIM‘S Houses
Real lilxtflifl
OlliL'P—Til “'nslt. St. Tel. 435
_‘
LOST
l.08’l‘~Sllepherd puppy. rolo'r dark
brovvn, Monday afternoon. Return
ments, well located, off West avenue.
Price $5,500.
_ments. well located in East Norwalk.
Price $5,500.
For particulars
No 7 Main Street
Real Estate
TOR SALE
House. 8 rooms with all improve-
House, 6 rooms—with all improve-
Ask John T. Hayes
Norwalk
Insurance
in 217 Flax Hill Road. i
l
LOST-4mm of silver mounted l‘oun-l
lain pcn. between High Street and
Washington St.. Finder return to Sen»
linel office.— Reward.
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
‘—
for
Boys AND» GIRLS
ot the
l
INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON & co...
Inc. 1'
5 Railroad Avenue
South Nomik, Conn.
CHILDREN’S STORE .
37 Wool: Walfilngton 8t. 8. Nomlk .
l-I l‘t'ollutn holden at
. .lll and for the. District
ll, Illt' 211d day of Janu-
‘l...
:x l lllt n application has
ll.» t'llllrt for the filing ‘
.- ll ltnll by this Court Of
ll, . with said application
ll .lllt'gf‘ll to he the duly
ml ,mtl ove-mplified copy of
l. ll'llt'l S. Keyser. late at
‘l 'llt- t‘tlltnty of Flsrambia.
Florida. tier-eased, and of
‘hl‘ proceedings had 93‘
,. ~.lllll‘ in and by the
‘ llllltlty judge for said
«lllllilll. ’ '-
»‘ lllllt said application he"
l-d-wminml at the Probnta
1
WWW on the 30th day of
-I
.ll o'clock. afternoon.
l.~ lllll’l'r'filed therein are
lll‘ll :llltl there to appear T
.ttlw- :llltl he heard thefe‘ ‘;
"'ll'illt'l‘
”‘ " ll'lhlic notice of said
" W“ “I the time and place 5
"Ni:
"’l in-
thereon and notice of
given to all persons
ll ‘»-Ilil matter by student)”-
., It! at copy of these orders
"l l.) he published in 8
‘~ l: in: tl circulation in said; '
‘ "‘1- 4 live days before said.
- .tllllL’ and that notice. be
4)“
‘ "lint-rticut.
t l
mullingr to him a cop
.tln or before the
Iiill.‘l[‘\"
:tl
’ 1922
TH (‘ommissioner of thee
by a. clerk of ‘
of ‘
55%
HENRY W. GREGORW '
Judgo‘ '
Bodies of Miners
days of feverish labor on the part of
Killed Jan. .13 Found
SCRANTON. Fa... Jan. 24. After 1]
Zoo rescuers. the bodies of three men
who were caught in the gigantic cave
in that took down 20 acres of surface
land and killed four mine workersat.
the National Mine of the Glen Alden
Coal company. were brought to the
surface. today. The accident happen-
ed early in the morning of Friday.
Jan. 13. One of the victims was found
the same day.
The bodies recovered today were
those of Edgar Hughes; Al Reese and
John Barrett. all of Scranton. They
were found buried. beneath a huge slab
bevond recognition. 10 feet from where
they were found the roof of the mine
had not fallen and had the men been
Vable to reach this spot it probably
would have proved a safe resizing
placi‘.
tonight the rescue Work had cost the
company approximately $25,000.
________________———
USHERBOUND
OVER. FOB BANQI'ET
,____.._..—
MERIDEN. Jan. 24.——-Salvatore
Alia. 2.6. an usher Of Our Lady of
CHURCH
in $1.500 by the no
a. charge of committing ‘
.with intent to kill._upon
an assault.
well trained for the mm, hnvlng been
ville pct-former.
of rock and “tore crushed and battered ‘
Officials of the. coal company said ‘
. ount Carmel church.~was'bound Over
M lice court» today on.
William‘ A. ’
It is no wonder Jacqueline Logan
is a “movie" car. She is not only
schooled tor the moo, but the it an'
«oomph-bod musician. She iva colo-
ndo Sprlnp girl. Her mother was a
music teacher. An aunt woo-o vaude-
Hiu Jacqueline lo
I blondo. She in of lrloh extraction.
.___o_._..._
I THE RIGHT THING
«the
mom TIME
3, mt mama norm
BIR.
AND KIRS.
How much the wife. ll dearer than the
bride.-Lord Lyitleton.
EVER send any sort of formal in-
vitation.tn Mrs. John Brown and
not to her husband when other
men are invited to the event. That is,
‘1 l5 110‘ in good form to invite either
a husband or wife to a formal party
without inviting the other when per-
SUNS of both sexes are invited. It you
urn. giving n tea for your daughter.
nnd no men are invited. then you may
invite Mrs. Brown and not Mr. Brown.
It is not customary to ask a mun or
woman to be your house guest with-
out Including the husband or wife in
the invitation. You would hardly ask
at man to spend a week-end at your
home wlthout-nsking his wife: also,
unless because of absence from town
or some other reason it was quite
patent that she could not be present.
Never ask a husband or wife to n
dlnner' party where both states are
present without asking the other. Sup-
pose Mr. Brown belongs to a musical
club. to which musical folk of both
sexes belong. and the members of this
club give a dinner. If Mr. Brown has
a wife, then she should be invited. and
so. also, should the husbands and
wives of the other members. How-
ever, it only men or only women be-
longed tO the club. then the dinner
might be given for the members with-
out including the husbands or wives.
Any sort of announcement is sent
to both husband and wife. even where
only one is known. This applies to an-
nouncements of weddings and births.
A reader writm- to say that she is
planning 9: wedding anniversary and
that. as a part of' the festivities, she
wishes to have a dinner at which just
the ones who were in the original wed-
ding party should be present.- Now it
happens that. since the wedding one of
the bridesmaids and two of the ushers
have both: married. May the ushers
.not be asked Without their wives and
may the bridesmaid not be asked
without herhusband “.1
No. The invitations shpuld be sent
to tbe'couple in both cases. Not to do
so 'would be to show reel discourtesy
to the persons invited, as well as to
the ones to whom they are.marrled.
However, it Should be remembered
that married folk, even though they
are “newlyweds," are not seated next
to each other at parties. They should
nopoltze each otherls society. At. a
dance married folk, though they usu-
ally dance with each other rather than
with any other person,. should show
their sociabieness by dancing with
others present. 'Women used some-
times to decline to \vnltz with any one
but their husbands. but now, if 3 mar-
ried womandances at all. she usually
draws BO’SUCll line.
It a husband and wife are invited
to- a party of any sort and it is-neces~
sary {Or one to regret. this does not
mean tiiatrthe other need-to do so also.
If a husband is absent on business a
wife may accept an imitation to 3 din-
n‘er party, 'dance, wedding or other
function. though, if she prefix-s not to
'attcnd alone. she mayvciaim as her ex»
ruse her husband's absince.
(gopyflght)
HA HA7
' ' uld
Schmidt. of thisrcitzt. Schmidt wo‘
not remove; his not. at the Ohrlstmas
midnight .mau. undrAliaaesc-orted him
tho-edifice. Schmidt wasrconnd
race mais- §laas ’ 4.4m
veal-ragga»: has; not. m. up:
t‘
ducts and Cuba Cane Pi‘d. wore strong,
toned- on declaration of the regular pre-
. (erred dividend. _ Shippings were
bought. before noon. Mercantile Marin
Pfd.. American International and
' VVcdursda)‘:
not of tl‘elr own accord seek to mo-l
, can-under them ’
‘ .. your tact-if "Wm
“an. STREET. 10:30 a. m.—-Guft'
States Steel continued to feature the
Stock Market in today's early
ings. rising 2%, points.
Elevated recovered part of yesterday‘s
reaction. In general. the list was un-
cvcn. Mexican Petroleum losing _a
Pacific Rails also improved.
western. cased. slightly. Preliminary;
quotations in the lending foreign ex-
WALL STREET, Noon.-'—Food and’
sugar specialties. notably Corn PTO',‘
but South Porto Rico Sugar broke;
sharply. General Asphalt strength-
Uuited Fruit. staining 1 to 1V2 points.
The soft spots included Lackawanha.
and Replogle“ Steels. American Car.
Houston Olly Montana Power and En.
dicott Johnson. (tall money opened at
.5 per cent. -
“WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.-~Specu-
lation broadened in the afternoon and
buying for both accounts became
lively following a drop -in call money
Pinter-a! of miles Riley.
street. will be held at 9
St.
Interment will be in
Funeral of William A. Griffin
The funeral
large fraction; while various special-xwill be held from his
tics including~ .COca Cola. and Con—lWalter avenue. tomorrow afternoon at
tral Leather were in further dcmand.‘2:30 o’clock. Rev. J. J. Snavely Will
but‘ officiate.
Grang'crs. notably (‘hicafro & North—fiamily plot in Riverside cemetery.
nitrate and power
bodied in contract form. was placed in
the mail today by Secretary \Veeks.
addressed to Mr. Ford at Detroit.
The
late home on
Interment will be in the
changes. were irregular. ' WASHINGTON_ Jan. 24. — Hear):
‘ -. , Ford‘s proposal for purchase and
lease of the Muscle Shoals. Ala.
properties, em-
secretary announced that as
It 'was not thought probable by War
Department. officials
would be able tocomplete his study of
the contract and return here .bel‘ore
the endof thermonth. Mr. Weeks said.
however. that he was prepared to de-
liver the papers to Congress as soon 1'
as they were received from Detroit.
F0 r
that Mr. Ford
best results try a Sentinel
Classified Ad.
rates. Spirited bidding for the steel
group carried them up one to two
points. The sugar. motor. can and
paper issues also lifted one to three
points. Liquidation ol' Americaul
Sumatra. Tobacco forced. it down one,
point. the preferred two and Consoli-
dated Cigar Pfd. 3 1-4.
Weather. Forecast
. l-‘or Norwalk and vicinitysl‘generally
fair and continued cold tonight and
moderate northwest
winds. l'leasunt weather prevails in
all the northern districts cast of the
Rocky Mountains. A diMurbance cen-
tral over Florida is causing cloudy and
rainy weather in the Gulf and South
Atlantic districts. Temperatures be-
low zero arc reported along the north-
cm border from Montana to Maine. In
the western sections zero temperaiuzfis
extend as far south as Kansas and east
as for as Connecticut. The lowest
temperature reported was 46 below
zero. at White River. Cart.
Elritoiturr ATTENTION
We try to make. drug store trad-
ing pleasing by giving you prompt
'attentiOn. This most excellent ser-
{vice is yours every time you enter
' our storeCVVe do not believe any
vdruz store will cater to your wants
ior to your satisfaction and more
carefully. conscientiously or more .
* promptly than we do.
You will find our store a most
satisfactory place to trade.
. and see.
H. AMEAD
is N. Main so,
Call
Prescription Pharmacist
So. Harwell:
l
|
. endrick & Chase Gauge
'Scored Cylinders Repaired "
The funeral of Miles Riley. or 21 OxyAcctyleno Welding. and. arm,
deal- ‘T.Oudon
Electric StOF- o’clock. tomorrow morning from
:lfi‘l‘ flattery. another ‘recunt favoriteiMax-yts church.
13 Raymond St., South Norwalk, m.
made a similar gain and Manhattan‘st. Mary's cemetery. ‘
l
of W’illiam A. Grilfin'
l
FORD’S FRO'POSAL lN THE MAILS
W
DANplglltNE
Stops Hair Coming Out:
Thickens, Beautifies.
sssccnts buys a bottlc of "Dandcr-
inc“ at any drug store. After one ap-
plication of this delightful tonic you
can not find :1 particle of dandruff or
n failing hair. .Bcsidcs. every hair
shows new lifc. vigor. brightness.
more color and abundance—Adv.
A WORD OF WARNING.
Unfortunately the human tendency
is to take rather too keen a delight in
the spectacular, the fantastic, the
miraculous.
tent to merely feel flt: he wants to
tool like jumping a fence, eating a
whole mince pie and singing unul the
wee. small hours.
H9 also enjoys going to the other
’sxtréme and. when he has a little indi-
geszlon to fancy himself an object of
tragic misery. ,
This almost universal desire for
crises and climaxes has lead to a suc-
cession of fads even along the pro-
essive ath of. science.
ngust nogv the fad is to get rid of the
teeth. Ifone s. a boil heis sure to
have a. friend w 0 will assure him that
this comes from a bad tooth. If he
have a lame back or a sprained thumb
The average person is never con-_ '
sure
In our Dairy Products means clean
stables,
cattle,
sterilized receptacles and modern
sanitary methods of handling.
Such cleanliness means health
for your family.
Order of us regularly and be
BEST DAIRY PRODUCTS
F,
trained milkers. healthy
carefully washed uddero,
of the purest and
H.WEM1’E & SON
Telephone 2696, Store
. Telephone-.1818
TELEPHONE 91! * ‘
OLD‘ CARS
Sell Your Old Gore to on
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
Bel ween Oak. and Center St.
Phone. Mum 5586.2 .
Second-hand ports and tires to ,
mg Co.
1310 Noah Avenue
311w, Conn.
fitanymnkootcar
soon as it was signed by Mr. Ford. anal
of returned here. he would submit the T
lcontract' immediately to Congress lor
final decision
60
”Ask for a‘ catalogue—Let us about
“Buckeye” ,
The World’s Best Incubator;
it
A; D.
84 Washington Street, 8. NM
120 Washington Street
\
Branch @911 Ton, New York‘
Egg to 600 Egg Sizes
in Stock
you one.
. 1
Tel. Norwalk 736
or a‘Slighb- headache, on the morning
otter. trying his latest. experiment in
the manufacture of lemonade, from
hops, malt, raisins. brown sugar and.
yeast. he gets exactly the some ads.
vice.
The on Well 5r. Cigar and
. the Perfecto Bouquet
’ mode:
1””
cola glasses at the Old
at 101:".
l No profitéen‘ng on on Well
. Tbeymthebcct cigars
at that price.
H
r
I I’
when the furnace does not draw well
lie- st’arts for the dentist to have a
tooth. pulled. ‘
This is all because a large number of
,.chronic diseases have been cured by
.ecting theentiresystem. but, this does
not mean that the extraction or any
former owner in perfect repair.
Tseuf are-natural: that one useful:
they function better in their own pars
. :ticuiar 'r department; than anything
illicit! mm invented; they stand a
terrific amount of abuse and still
make a generous return at toil and
pleasure; they always do the best they
sensible; course to
Thoretoro the
as to arrange? the, Mswdm
3011 do.
When the dentist advisestheexmnc-
.mpfnl..,. _.
- My ,
He gets so set in this groove that“
getting rid of a tooth which was ill--
l'
l
l
5.
l.
’ taken to consult W331 79'": am “of;
. on
Evening Classes
1 offers you an excellent Oppor-
‘tunity to review your short-
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