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CLASSIFIED ADVERTlsEMENTS
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THE NORWALK ...
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. ‘called upon and he exProg-zmi his plea,
' : sure In being there with a body of men
‘ who were interested in this
'- movement-S-that there was no larger
or more unselfish idea. than helping
WANTED
reliefs
BIJSSIESS fence
[somebody else and a. meeting of that
kind was a wonderful inspiration to
- » —:e-l . - ,
W ANTED FocfindSiagnE—l’l‘wohpoo} gables in A4 RELlleLE PARTY with $500 can get
. . . ._ . . . my 1 e o be, the 01d. exc usive cont f '
l -\ - vL llll. ”Killing?“ 0“ Flue Barber. 26 W'oodward avenue. of Connecticut r3111 oontéleowhglg shits?
g l g (, . . propositions ever at on the market. -
A I FOR SALl‘l‘PhOIIOg h with mahog- COntract good for I$5,000 a year. Only' councu'
pp y R gydgabugzt and 243.330 wodth of high-c1331? linen3 need apgly. Call after
. argaln, . . A D. m.. . . l ' .
M- N- Mayehofi' 00- Box m. care Sentinel. dress a dwm’ ‘orwalk Ham!
, . ~ Street Norwalk Consult Leila M. Mouser
the scout masters, who mmaared to be
apparently wedded to their work and
that being the case, it was the duty
of the public, to say nothing of the
to back the men in the great
work of educating the boys of today
to be men of the future. The man
. . . - ll.ll'n a good income right
..m own home. making aprons.
.,v-l.ill brings sample and full
. .l.‘ l., W, Hzlvencr, BOX 89.
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FOR SALE - Breedin Cooke l.
Deep Reds. Hatching g m S
raised, selected layers of S. C., R. l.
Reds, and S. C. W.
by the hundred. A. Nelson, Homewood
Farm Tokeneke. Darlen. Phone 347.
eggs from farm
L. settings, or
with respect to furnished or 'unfur-
nished houses, city. shore or country.
you may have for sale or rent. Roway-
ton, Conn. Phone, Norwalk 1607.
'who gives his time to hell) boys is to
be cnvned. To really improve or help
while.
deed.
The next member of the council
You have accomplished a great
lrfllw'l’wo young men. ages 18
r.) join National selling on
.12.)“ Must be neat and aggres-
\p'lllnfi cxperlence not absolute-
FOR SALE—Store and small stock of
quire 29 Ely Ave.
fruit, cigars, small stationery. In-
...-.\.u-_v. Preference given to
mug to travel. “'l'lte {Or up.
'll. “Azgrcsswe,” care Sen-
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' — »- . -n big bargain, white cellulod water-
. .» ll,“ »— ASSlstant cutter, must. closet seals, $5 Seidenbe'rg Co., 545
. r‘liDPl‘lPDCB with machine and 3rd ave., between 36th and 37th Sta,
. Lullls (lreenburg & Bros.. Inc. N. Y. “
FOR. ASALPi—Brand new bathroom.
tank, enamel
with all nickel-plated fittings; Special
$55. Syphon closet. china low-down
bathtub and lavatory,
masons.
YOUR Auroral IILE
Has detox-footed, merging
parts and units are worn and in bad
condition, a condithn which sum not
be neglected, for safety and economic
. _, ‘ Flratclus over-banning
expert mechanic on all make we. All
work guaranteed. Phone 490.
15 Marshall St., So Norwalkl
difierem.
Garage
called upon was A. E. “'i‘ncllcster, who
was one, if not the oldest. man in Nor-
wal‘k in point of scouting. present last
night. He brought out the idea that
scouting originated in the United
States, then was carried to England
and Europe and then brought back to
America. He spoke of the trials and
troubles of the scout masters when
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- l'l.l('t'. East Norwalk.
Hill A young lady as salesgirl.
‘tllllly department. Write Sales-
. m- Sentinel. ‘
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“ FOR SALE—Newton player-piano, 88
music rolls,
takes it.
Phone 2153, Norwalk.
note, one of the best makes, no 3
Cost $950. First $350
to the right party.
national On
58 Water 81;,
If you are interested in saving mon-
ey, look up the moat scientific inter-
. ‘ lpe Heater. Phone oi"-
collandlwlsendou-hen ‘ man
to give you installation cost. not
(fit we do plumbing, filming and
not work.
" Hg!!!“ A. mm,
Phone 473-3.
So. Norwalk
they do not have proper assistance.
of a. witness than an actual doer. The
city.
11‘. Cleverley. of Rowaytorn. a. mem-
.xpcrienced operators on
machines and pressers on
“Mr, Apply at once to Hender-
.:ul Erwin. High St... Norwalk.
it"
‘ ll-le ~lllgh
school boys and .
s, turn _your spare time into “0811’ 5333000,! t' l 'd
It. soiling a most. useful house‘ $6 500 00 paa ‘3‘ re“ ence. new,
.mu-lc. Large profit on every
lull alter srhool hours, 83 Wall
.nuulk. above Durant Garage.
" trill—By young married couple,
r .. lurnlshed rooms with kitchen-
Address Kitchenette care Sen-
W'l'l—Il) Experienced. power sew-
mucllmc operators and folders
. wins. Apply Ascller & Salzman,
lice on easy terms the f
22,200.
FOR lNVEs'TMENT—e family moth
em apartment house. Rents at $240 a
month. Only $17,000.
fered practicall
and as low as3§5
payments Ifor the balance.
Soulh Norwalk Trust Co. Bld . ' l.
2822. g to
To close an estate we offer to sacri-
owing:
Groom house, 5 blocks from station.
41 room'model‘n'house 2 blocks, sta-
14 room. two family, $6,500.
These remarkable bargains are of-
on your 0WD 16;]!!!
0 cash. Rent like
ULLER & HIN E
. \l‘mhinglon SL, So. Norwulk,1
FOR SALE—5 room house,
Bridge
E!
N Who‘d-Moat
“W
“slim.
£13.35: luv-371%
moan-l 9.x " v
Plumbing, Thur-9&1
Ilktlng
Country Water System
Bani.“ 0“ Oil"
To
IE; I.
street, East Norwalk. Stone barn,
.\ l . I Hi) burnished and unfurnish. 2221;231:515; %lg§krenlgoggs. 319.2)??? m“ m a .11 kinds right kind it is to the advantage of the and filled carmel walnut pillars.
l ”mus-2s); l“. L. H. Gill , Dal'ienr 2343. ' e y e ' ' e ' mm ‘00.. M 1577. Bonn boy—”if he'is not it is the'-disadv:n- The show windows at this store havc
.. ’1 ”MW Li ”W m rage and {accordingly 3 boy Who as been ver a re riateh trimmed and
M \ \‘l'Fll #A v i . FOR SALE—Especial bargain. 5-1001“. ' T “3‘39“?“ ' 7“ scout training ‘3 decorate; WY; :1) wales!" scene. show-
.. _‘ ,q mm“ 0““.{13 0““ 03". modern and central. Only $5,700. PROM 7"; FWTOHY TO taught -to 'look for the right i ”a“, of wad-leg re resentin sail
.,.. _'“"““ 9“ COWmle‘Pll basls, mortga 9 $3,000. Geo. Mitchell. Tole- TH HOME. “eh; the right training and R8 ‘. . ,. ‘ p - g ‘
. l “hole lune 0| during spare hone 153.1 nun-0"“ ‘p 0'. ”out." “5 chara. - , , « l bouts. i‘no pnces of the various can-
' ' ' i8 ““01 "“3an 1°“ to dr‘“ a ong dies have been marked on the sails of"
lCVru per cent allowed for use
H sate rt
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21 Taylor Ava - 99. Walk, com.
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mmomm,mmlm
film
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be ys.
in g.
by e vc rybody.
of scouting
ment. assisted by Pirle
the town.
of the scout Movement."
explained how boys pick out
. cushions of all
. tr I'.K(’Pllr*llt, opportunity for 3111- 0 E mt "I. m6"!!! II. by himself. ”‘9 Various “candy boats." '
’1‘,l‘ll"ll.\h-.pf‘-::Op to ”earn extra money. Fsfipgfiéa prggfilf‘fi‘figgeaz'; 1%; on gar-swan. Dropml 386.211“; The commuter then called upon A” candim an, strictly high grade
no.” "‘5 ”mgr" ””9 0f 73.“? 59m“ wood Farm. Ask for superintendent. mpbono 3" tor W W0 9° “0%“- Hem'l' W- Gregwl- “mm" and fresh n-nde. All the popular ice
._ “‘W WILLIAM NORWALK MATTRESS CO membei‘ 0‘ :33 «Council. T:eh judge creams are to be had here and aspccial
\\ \V‘l‘illl ~Youn r lad ' to wor ’ in f. . ' said that in IS Givenf’nce e as “0' announcerm m for this weeks is—
t 3 k c F HOYT FranklinandMonroo 8t._80. Norma“; “end that b9” who have been in Fresh Fruit Strawberry Ice Cream
in h.
‘liT‘.._'.-
must be good writer and ac-
at figuring: one wllh knowl-
mla- m bookkeeping preferred. Ad~
llv't'n‘. stating experience and salary
“\l‘wlml. “Efficient." care Sentinel.
— .-".., buildings ................. . $3,000
Vl lh‘lvmlsflenographer wtih some F 6 .. ll 9
“mum“? ofllcc experience. Give arm. acres, ouse rooms. out-
;l‘u'mficulqlon‘s. zlmll salary exported. buildings ................ .. $6,000
.tm- . on me.
‘ Farm. 41/; acres; House. 7 rooms.
In To LET outbuildings . ............ . $4,500
.. -‘ ‘ Farm. 7% acres; House, 7 rooms.
TO LEF ‘l'mm “'11 1. “ix rooms 'lnd outbuildings ......... $6 000
bath. Adults only. Inquire Wm. H. ...... ’
Hznw. :: Hln'lluml SI. Farm. 19 acres; Housc. 8 rooms.
.. A 1" _‘ ”* —‘—- outbuildin s ................
lO Liar A furnished room with crm- ‘ 0 g $6,000
(' l'l'rlllh‘nCo .~. \vlifh small private family. Farm. 2‘ acres; House. 10 rooms,
.t-ll t-mnn pl‘c cl‘rcd, references 19 ' ' ‘ ’
(“NHL Atltll'l‘h‘s s. ('. J” can) Sentinel. Olllllllllillngb .............. $20,000
T0 LETl—Fiveroom apartment. steam
hour and hot “'élli'l' furnished. Apply
at uni'e m lxcclcr's Shoe Store. .
'i‘n [$11375 rooms \Vllll all improve—
lll'lll>, ..’l (‘lle-slnut street.
in LET Furnished rooms. 2 or 3 in
Q plume h”‘.”“" all improvements,
huvvvuv‘blp lor light housekeeping. Tel.
204:. llowuylon. 7
I'llllllJ-I'Il:I Exec” rooms, light and gas.
3 4.y;vc.lll.B>‘ .' ’z —.
'10“.- Sr. q illlll lnggy, 15
1” LIST 7—4 rooms. 26 Dav St, Gas.
Hm-Irir Light. Inquire 19 Day St.
'ro llFZN'l‘ On 15 Day street. a five-
lmlll uparlmcnr. all improvements.
1
“((4va heat. In . G '
Hump 60. q 4 Soul Mam SL.
. A;
.— ~ ‘ ~No. 42 Van Zant street. East
.mlwulk. 2nd floor. Large rooms
gl‘nlll high.t All improvements except
w. on reasonable. Adul ’
um at Fruit Store. ts on”.
HxnlJ-TT ~No. 42, “'ilton Ave. Nor-
'vvalk. new house. 6 rooms and bath.
fl“ modern Improvements. Rent $50.
» n lxrusll, Coleburn Bldg, Nor-walk.
ml. “BENT—Storage s ace -
hold furniture. Se alPate' 11-3315):-
529 proof building. nbbell Goal :2
gist-$78953" t[2§"Wsa‘lllguka’ Conn.
.. ,. 01" . 9 8V
Warehouse receipts. e. negotiable
Henry Beaupain
TRIMMING
Trees. Grape Vines, Shrubbery
4. Woodbury Ave, Norwalk
David W. Raymund
UNDERTAKER
Tole—Office, 1103; House, 093'
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING;
Eyeglass Accidents .
antl‘orlvei’in they happen are always most
,..,,,,,',qlg' to say nothing abont the
“I" (1.9.. It pays to buy eyeglasses
m Q on: wobble off, jar ofl_ blowvfl‘
m l.mpzp off. That is the kind we
.. to. Let us make your next glueses-
THAME R,“'lllc.
Farm. 7 acres;
do sold on our only,
REAL ESTATE
House, 8 rooms, out-
FOR SALE
House, 8 rooms with all improve:
meme, well located, 01! West avenue.
Price 85,500.
House, 6 rooms—with all improve»
menis. well located in East Norwfiilk.
Price 55,500.
For particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No 7 Main Street
Real Estate
Nov-walk
Insurance
A
tliJ .; 06’le '
Chriétlahfiwartz was thou
the pcoyt movement.
too glad to help.
it was the grandest movement in tll
WILLIAM F. I-IOY'I‘
REAL ESTATE, TEL. 435
LOST '
LOST 74A yellow and white cat. Re-
ward for reutrn to 4 Fairfield Ave.-
LOST~<Sllephcrd puppy. color dark!
browu, Monday afternoon. Return!
to 217 Flax Hill Road.
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Inc.
INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON & 00.,
6 Railroad Avenue
' South Norwalk, Conn.
expected to do something.
view and he said that IlC had had
was a firm ‘(If-lii-V‘i‘r that the
i
sent, was vcry rucourug‘ing.
of lllc movcmcnt in Norwalk.
LOST~Part of silver mounted foun-
jaln pen. between High Street and
l\ ashington St..-Finder return to Sen-
tinel office.~—Reward.
l
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
CHILDREN’S STORE
87 West Wallflngion 8t. 8. Not-walk,
Business Opportunities
WANTED—Man with car. capital and
ability to sell up-to—date line of
goods. Call after 7 p. m. P. L. Bald-
win, Norwalk Hotel.
-*-NOTICE >
——On and after this date I will not
be responsible for and debts con-
tracted by my wife. Mary Lepus.
STEPHEN LEPUS.
To Whom It «May Concern? Be it
known that The Norwalk Dairy Conlv
pany. a C(mnectlcut corneratlon,
located and having its principal
of business in the towu of Norwa k, in
marked and distinguished with its»
name and a device, of which the fol»
lowing is a. description:
he name
a, semicircle, blown, pressed, or cast
in or on the bottle, inside of and at
the top of a larger circle similarly
blown, pressed, or cast
bottle.
Dated at Norwalk. this let day of
November 1921. .
THE NORWALK DAIRY COMPANY,
' B A. S. Beers,
is President.
Attest: g .. . ~
C. A. Seymour. Secretary.
' 1 ‘3— :
also or: Twinks
I wish to express my appreciation
to the neighbors and friends for their
kindness and assistance during the
fire yesterday.
’ A. F. AINSWOR’I‘H. .
Optom t , ,
‘ c riots and Optima-
l
law ' . .. . ,_
PROBATESALE OFviREAL ESTATE}
gumuant to: an order of'
said state. is engaged in bottling, and ,
gobaie'for
finals
- in selling ‘mllk and'cream in bottles,
“Norwalk Dairy Co.,” ilf"
in or on the _
gill- ln led.“
“b ca
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SOIDBVWS
ameliorates-LS
hill-I Aliyah-mute:
Ill-i
um on
M B of new
In“ Minimum-talks?!
BIA 0. D BRAND PILLS.
ymhoflumsuabtlwm‘ R
-hclp but look back over the past
ary. 1922.
the subscribing au
G. Rakacky,
unknown.
Therefore Ordered,
the pendin
Evenin
ed in
Sentinel,
26th day of January, A.
'fdr F‘sirfleld County. .
Joseph Rakacky of Norwa
county. praying for reasons
forth for a divorce, returnable to
both Norwalk,’ Coffin,
times successively, on or before
D.,, 1922.
‘ MICHAEL J. FLANAGAN.
Assrstant Clerk 0f the Superlor Court based upon the ideas that were work—
edout in Norwalk and also in certa'l'n
lt appearing to and being found by,
thorily that Mary
the said defendant is ab-
sent from this state and gone to pa'ts‘
that notice of -
of said complaintrbe
given by no lishing this order in the
a. newspaper print-
three and drank a toast to
the.Chie£ Pir‘le MacDonaldL Mr. Barclay
explaining that the training of scout
therein sct’
wish was that it would continue
ORDER OF NOT'ICE ‘* -- - If lllke’jumping' a fence. eating a
ro rcss and fiOllllSh as it should. ee . . ‘ . .
k JISeph Rakacky vs. Mary 6' Ra- p C? 13- Hoyt. of the South Norwalk whole méficgdgles and Singing untll the
accy. - 'ust Com ullv. said that he was a wee. 5m 1‘ - . -
‘ State of Connecticut, ll‘airfield.TI . V 3e 5‘ "t m mment He also enjoys going to the other
County, Superior Court. 35. Brldge great he le r ll the sec 0 me and when he a little mar
port. January 26th, A. D.. 1922. _ ——that in fact one of his boys was a 812:0“ to fancy himsehlasf an object of
Upon the complaint of the said scout master and another of his sons (3:52,“ miserv
m in said i was at school in the Black Hills in the
kotas and that the'training receiv-
ed by the boys of Norwalk was of all .
Superior Court in and for Falrfleld ' great deal. higher character and more cessmn 0‘ fads even along the pro-
County on the first Tuesday 0f Febru- thorough than the boys received in
That he has several
boys in his employ who have received
scout training and he finds that the
scout has sen-reliance, and does not
Shirk his work but can be depended
the
other localities.
upon.
their
the
masters throughout country
Under and
the- Courtof
of. Norwalk
, lithe
sale, all such» r1
as Margaret E.
has in and to the folio
real estate, to wit: '
All that certain
Building Lots Baton
W. F. oyt South
1906, prepared by S."W
E and on "file-
dimensions forty (40)
and rear. ,
five (125) feet in depth.
Northerly by Lot No.
erlv --l'and of John B. « That means the Scout movement. {that m o
ward; S erly by Lat ND. 14 up said was the proper way to Americanize the .0 a 3y
Map; and Westerly by Woodward ave- 1,9091% They enlightened the leaders who“
nne‘ soda]
For "best results try a Sentinel
results-J . , , _ '
s.
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unto, the subscriber'éfi'ei-éby
.iitle and
id district EGDWME'ZM
in sa , an inqa ,
ofw
the
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g
, tract ’or parcel 0
“lug, signified infield tax; (at Nogwamk
sou omsn.,,eanes-,.
ignated as Lot No. lion 3 “M ‘umted ”countries Md ”9°“ united
to C.
kv
fee . in
and one hundl‘edan’d {ventil-
and bounded
12 on said Her
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For r'tlculir’s “internisapply to
pa scum 'McGoWAN. *
, 9 , : ,.: Conservator.
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8E fillocallties difierent from all the rest
Ithe countries in the world. ’That our‘
'country grew up from united localities ~
as they were originally settled and
from that comes our“ strength} and
ideals of government. That any move-
ment that taught the people to get
together was 1;} movement to berheiped. ‘ When the.
' 81 Conn,
Hoyt, In, C.
anther- oilice of the
town clerk. of said Norwaik bein in_
how the National Council and
tion depended upon the strength
. each locality—the same
.coun‘try Was a. country made up
rout
and ”they in“ turn the‘ minority.
thesiu‘tios of-Aa local council.
great“
a- boy is really doing something worth friends and comrades of the deceased
He said that the scout mama we???
the real doors—tile council being mare l
scout movement is a big asset to any
ber of the council, then expressed his
great belief in the scout moVement as
' hc bclieved it was a betterment of the
He said that scouting actually
improves the town and community
where it is being conducted and that
the same tiling applied to girl scout-2
It should be supported heartily
Judge Keogh. one of the old guards
in Norwalk. mentioned
how the old guard held together with
optimistic vieurs of the scout move-
MacDonald.
who was the first real scout man in
Judge Keogh said "I do
not know of anything a man can get
more pleasure and grind out‘of for so
little timehfid money than he can out
' He further
their
ideal or leader and if the man is the
touch with tire scout movement and
have enjoyefigthat training possess a
touch of selfi’rellance and of stamina
and recogniaé their duty and their
obligation =to<tilemselves and to their
neighbors. They are able to realize
the 'I ownfisponsib’il‘lgcsfland handle
called
upon and ne‘expréssed his belief that
‘ there Was n'oigreatcr movement than
It was making
better than of Tho boys and he was only
llis belief was that
country—making tllc boys self—confl-
dcnt and making men of them. Teach-
ing the boys that they can do and are
John' T. Hayes was asked for his
good deal of experience with the boys.
dating back for over 26 years and he
scout l
.movemcnt was lt-achlng the boys to
' become sclncbody and be good citizens
———that the mow-men: as it is at prev
I He was
glad that he had lrccn able to assist
and lake purl in the early struggles
Chicf Pennington. another member
of the council Said that he could not
years of tilc Scout movement and no-
tice how it has been kcpt‘nlive—mob
withstanding thc grcat difficulties that
we were experiencing it had been ga-
' thering strength gicatly and now was
getting to be successful and his only
to
Upon the suggestion of Mr. Barclay
the entire Council with its guests arose
absent
localities in New York by Mr. Mac-
Donald who alt-that time was spend-
Dlstrict ing two nights a week in Norwalk and
11 m therE-ltwo nights a week in New York. Mr.
oflet‘s for '
terestlBam'ay then went on and explained I“
prwalk
bie person.
described
the
scout movement throughout the na—
ao the
f.strength of the country. That this
THé'
then went-ion andresplalnedii’n new fl
w
u I—
It has been suggested that we
change an advertising slogan so that
it will read 05 follow: “Don't envy a.
scout master—be one." '
Deaths and Metals ‘
Mrs. Emma Muckrltlge.
Mrs. Emma. Muckridge died at her
home. Merwin street, First district.
this morning. The funeral announce-
ment ’will be made later.
Funeral of Seaman flatter.
The funeral of Seaman George W.
Hatter, U. S. Navy, who died at An-
napolis Military.hospital, Annapolis,
Maryland. of burns were held at 2
o‘clock Tuesday afternoon at the
yfuneral chapel of Frederick Gaming.
'South Main ‘etrcct. Rev. Louis B.
‘liowcll ofliciutedv'at the service which
was largely attended by sol-rowing
including the local post of Veterans of
1the World War a delegation of which
lescorted the funeral cortege to Lake-.
lview cemetery. New Canaan. where a
firing squad fired a volley at the
lgrave. Bugler- Harold Hawks sounded.
.laps. Interment was in the family
plot.
1 Funeral of William k. Griffin.
' The funeral-of -Wilfiam A. Griflin.
lSr., who died Sunday at tho Norwalk
"hospital was held from his hie home coat. bio woman takes it as an. af-
on Walter avenue. vesterday afteh~ front to be asked how much she will
‘ take for her sable stole or silver purse.
noon alt two-thirty. and was largely at-
tended. There were many beautiful
floral tributes. showing the esteem inj
which the deceased was held.
The Rev. John J. Snavely, pastor of
Al- W’fllflfil‘;
A White Candy Sales—”for this week-
end at Golden's Confectionary Store.-
Mahackemo Block. South Norwalk~is
a novelty idea. and will be well worth
taking advantage of. .
The Special Candies will be as fol-
lowa; -
After dinner mints. plait mints. cho-
colate straws, peanut butter straws,
duringithe services
ceased favorite hymns,
Me," and “Nearer My God to Thee,"
were most beautifully!” rendered by
Mrs. George Moore.
Tyler of Rowayton. The pail-bearers
were Fred Cantu.
William Bil-lenstein,~and Harry Davis.
plot in Riverside cemetery.
,l’EllPll-I WEAR FINE
much?) has become a general term of
salutation
buying and. selling. There is practi-
cally nothing which cannot be bought
if sufficient money. is altered.
places.
in the streets. It isn’t bad manners
to stop a man on the street and ask
him how much he wants for his beav-
er cap. or his astrakhan—trimmcd over-
sons moving about the street in finery
which doesn't‘ belong to them. but is
being showniin the hope that they
may get an ofier for it and have a
chance to-earn a mammission. '
f _
s " ing up everywhere, under: the direc-
. . tion of members of the former bour-
l ' ' ' ' , ~ geoisie has frequently furnished with
elaborate mastered chairs and di-
vans fromrso'me once grand drawing
room. Tamara lined with on
lain. frequently bears ti; crests of
mm
famous-fame Loris all for sale.
quently merrily—changers who will buy
foreign egchangel or undertake am
sort of business commissions
eluding several women attended mass
at one ‘of the fanfm
Moscow.“ When the priests in their
gmgequsgold gownsmnrched through
the mass of standing worshippers one
of the men warned the whmen: "When
those priests passyou don't take hold.
of their robes and ask ‘Skolka
Me First M. E. church, olllciated, and Kendrick & Chase cm
Scored Cylinders Rewind ’
Oxy.Ac¢tyleno Welding and Im‘ ,
two of the de
Abide with
and Mrs. John
l
Dudley Vl’ilmontu
13 Raymond St, South Neal-wally“
. >—=..E E : . ‘
TELEPHONE 91!
The interment followed in the family~
3-. A ‘ -...._4 *1
ClflTIlES llllPlNE ,
ll] SELL Tlllill
MOSCOW. Jan. 25.-“Skolka." (HOW
Sell You! on can to tho
Bridgeport Auto Wrecks
Between Oak and Center St,
Second“ ”I.
' mfio
OLD CARS I.
mg Co.
1310 North Avenue
Phone Mann 5586;!
and tire!
dim odour
in fillssia. Everybody is
Trade is not confined to the market
It is'carriod on everywhere
There are many ave-"dressed per-
Improvlsed cafes which are sp‘ring-
The porce-
‘l‘l'ze cultivated. Wrenses are fre-
Recently. a partyof Americans, in-
churches in
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Sentinel Want Ads firing Results.
served at the store or in any quantity
dcsircd. "A Good Place for Choice
Confections."——Adv.
illlllllllNfi sinful
mirrors llllW
J. l’rcmru & Sons located at 6 Son—
\ic\v mtmw. opposite Liberty Square
are milking new business friends daily
’for the n- ws has gone forth that here
is a ('OllVPllli nlly locafcd~ establish-
mv-nt wcll equippcd and with all ex-
port (-rgulli;-.l.lioll for every feature of
{Illinmollile- painting. body building.
automol litT llimming, and wood work.
'l‘h'ls‘conl'l rn knows how and when
a job i> rlnccrr in its hands only tllcl
best of nll'lf rials arc used and an ex-
pert thoroughly familiar with every
feature of the work has the same in
e
1!.
charge. A combination by” the way
hard to heal. (‘onscrquVc prices pre-
vail lli‘l‘l'. l’llom- :855.—~Ad\.
A WORDOF WARNING.
V w
Unfortunately the human tendency
Is to take rather tookeen a delight in
the spectacular, the fantastlgj the
miraculous. . -
. The average person is never con-
tent .to merely feel lit; he wants to
8
. This almost universal desire for
crises and climaxes has lead to a suc-
gressive path of sciences
teeth. If one has a boil he is sure to
have a friend who will assure him that
this comes from a bad tooth. If us
Have a lame ba‘ck'or ’a sprained thumb
or a slight headache, on the morning
the manufacture of lemonade. from
hops, 'malt.‘raisins; brown sugar and
yeast, he gets exactly the same ad-
vice. ' ‘ ' ' ‘
Just now‘the fad is to get rid of the '
after trying his latest experiment in“
CLEAN LIEESS
in our Dairy Products means elm.
stables, trained mllkers. healthy ,
attic, carefully washed udder).
sterilized receptacles and modem
sanitary methods of handling.
Such cleanliness means health
#0? your family.
Order of us regularly and: In
sure of the purest and
BEST DAIRY manners
F. H. WEMPE & SON
“Buckeye”
The World’s Best Incubator
60 Egg to 600 Egg Sins
Sakai» 3 catalogue—Jaw In: In.
u
inStoek'
mole.
120 Washington Street
Tel. Norwalk 736
Branch 3011 Ton, New York
Telephone 2698, Store
Telephone 1618
‘NO‘WH' ' ring-on on Well
cigars‘ ' . Thorstein-ban mgm‘ -
mad e-«ii't that-m: -
,—
. .
, wt
Old Friend's-at. the Old ’ '
Price .
The Old'Well» ‘5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
, . , 8* 10¢: . .
, Pharmacy-7:
\
Better take a Good.
Bracing Tonic
Just N ow
Thicken your blood, ' 7 1
sharpen your appetitg. is.
protect yourself ageing
winter colds — nothmg
like SANToNiléI
t
our T9
in this groove that
He gets so set
does not draw well
lwhen the furnace
lbe starts for
toothpnlled.
This
is
former-owner in perfect repair.
Teeth are natural; they
they‘mnction‘iletter in their
tlcular departinent than
of
°£‘ terrific amount ‘of
of make a generous return of
can under the circumstances.
as to arrange the mines:
yt’mr teeth grill ’ t? W
on do. . .
the dentist to have a
is all because a large number of A-
chronic diseases have been cured by.
getting rid of a tooth which (was ill-l
acting the entire system, but this does‘
mean that the extraction of any;
tooth-will put the constitution of its
"are useful;
on par-
anything
which man has invented: they stand a
abuse and still ,
toil and
pleasure; they always do the beefihey ..
Therefore the sensible course to
take is to consult with your‘dentlst-eo
Evening Classes ’
03ers you an excellent 'oppoi?
tunity to , review your short
hand or bookkeeping, or to per-1 '
feet yourEnglish, spelling or
pennanshi‘p. ' '
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Norwalk Chronicler