Wants, To Let, 10153510. Billing” and Hon-ions! cords, Wu. Ad's.
CLASSIFIED VERTlsE
Two Genuaword;nhinmmchnmmpubu,3tm31.oo. Oapnllonblol’rido.
WANTED
u FOR SALE
BUSINESS ”NOTICE
'iiii rHousekeeper‘ to care tort
.. . midi-en. ages 6. 8 and 12. Hus-i
”4 lost wile. Would makes.
;. .. tittii (or someone looking for
mimic in preference to higlr
Addicss "Housekeeper,” caret
.iii.-l
. y. i'Hli vGil‘l for light hotisekeeo
no washing, 4 adults in family,
All is Haviland Sn, Phone 17711.
«ANTED—C3306 strong man, not
.m l'd 01 hard wark and long hour-o.
xppw Ascher and Stillman, 136 Wash-
4192011 St.
lili.‘
l‘l'it
..
FOR SALE—Two special bargain: in
player-pianos for this week, 1.8 Etew.
rolls, new bench. A few dollars down.
balance on easy terms. ‘Call after 3
g. $131132? (Insults tuntilw9 o'clock.
. . r 0., an o arerooms,
4 So. Main SL. So. Nor-Valli.
FOR SALE~A special otter and a.
wonderiul bargain. A $425 upri ht
piano. brand new for $848. A few 1-
Iars down. the balance on very easy
terms. Call after 3 p. m. ‘We are open
nights until 9 o'clock. B. Shoalngor
Co, Factor Warerooms, 4 80. Main
street. Sout . .orwalk.
“Arman TO BUY—Any kind of a.
now. stock. fixtures and cash regis-
l Bought for cash.’ ’Dahut, 4513
'hvltl-lll Avenue, Brooklyn. New York.
".
iii-2i .l‘ WANTED—Experienced power
n... liiue operators and folders on
plum. Good pay, steady work, ideal
a... mm: conditions. Advancement. Ap-
\>t‘ht*‘l' & Salzman, 136 Washing-
..m M . Sn. Norwalk, Conn.
1d}
I-‘OR SALE~TWO very good 2d hand
easy terms. Call after 3 p. in. Open
nights until 9 o’clock.- B. Shoninger
Co., Factory Warerooms, 4 80. Main
street, South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Oldsmobile six 1921, 5- as-
senger touring, first class oondi on.
cheap. Sheriff Doulens. Phone 215.
WANTED—~Operators on men's ath-'
lt‘llc underwear. Also experienced
mm operators. Apply Cluett, Pea.-
(mil) 8; (‘o.. inc.
WAN'l‘l-il)*Experiencedwshirt ironers.’
Apply (‘luetn Peabody & (10.. Inc.
it'ItN'l‘EDvaxperienced operators on
hingPr Sewing machines. Steady
work,I good pay. Conn. Dress 0)., 49
hiri‘t' ,
w A N'l‘l-ZD—Experienced
power machines and pressers on
Int-net underwear. Apply at once to
limitlt-rson& Ervin. High St.. Nor-
walk
m
operators cn
FOR SALE—Ford helper power at-
tachment and mounted wood sawing
outfit. Phone 1891.
FOR SAW—Pool Table, Sada Foun-
tain and chairs and tables in good
condition, reasonable. John Santella,
11 Bouton St.
., . . . 13*
FOR SALE—Beautiful Morgan horse.
age 8 years. Very clever and will do
any kind of general farm work.
Weighs 1150 lbs.. nice driver. a regu-
lar pet. Has been cared for by lady
and Childrcn. With assurance of kind
treatment, good home. price 8100.
Residence 289, “West Ave..otlf State
Sll‘ccl. Bridgeport, Conn.
TO LET
' ._ 1 ._
'l‘O I.l-.T 6 room house. all morlcrn
IllllllthPmenlS, and Elirldi'. Illq 1'i
'aAll'H‘lil AVP.
FOR SALE S. (I. Rliode Island Reds
cgge l'or hatching. $2.00: from mat-
ings of color and proven layers.
lei-car-old Concord grapevines for April
ticlivcry, 5 lor $1. Place your order on
thl'Sp vines at once. supply is limited.
‘I'O LFY'l‘ (‘nzy two room apartment. flan] A.T(I‘l).51'\qe'yworlh, 395 Flax Hill
it'lllli‘l‘llll: rtlill‘ll\‘ furnished for a _'_', 0..., __._ .__..__«__.
Ulllllllcli- kitclit-nt-iiv, litilli, phone. ,b . ‘« ,.
gas. witnilll llt'ill. clciiiit- “Kill-'4. hot [011 SALE 71920 lord Coupe, must
and l-nltl oars-r. or will lt‘llt rurni>liwd
ln- Flllil :tt oncc, even at a sacrifice
Dl'lCt‘. Call anytime at 7 Center Ave.
Just ior slui'pllli: ('onvoanit-nll) llll'Jt' - ,
"31- """’ F"'nK|'flKalitintil ('hul't'li, So. 1‘0'“"’“"
{Mini :th 3’3 lFlux‘lilll Howl. I’lt'use FOR q“ l“ a; milking cows lnq \lr
llll£Y~'i"l'I ' - *’ “ " " ‘4 '
I ,_ ”:1 ,LILA Siciuni. Bridgc St, East NOI'VHIIK.
'l‘.) l.lf'l‘ " rooms. part rm irovc- » A...—
iiwitr- m; st: .‘vlilln SL. adultsI “DEV. FOR SALE~Nice parlor stove, parlor
| \’
lll'l
Jti‘i ltii ~ Ii) Ul' l‘: l‘: Gotham.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
Real Estate
house, cwniriillv lfl(‘.’I'-'(l.
4 attic rooms. for $53M»)
't:i-h pill buy thi- house.
lil
i':.l]‘.
.~i A..l,\‘
.liiiily liousc, int
liil‘ .......... 5.5100
t i idly giititl location, (ill [Tull-'5
I'OUnlS.
V _
:i‘t “fur.
“' 1w ;. .3 7'- woorllan‘l. house 5
talilv_ 1 mattress, 1 bed. gas store.
('all after 5 o'clock, 28 Spring St.
FOR SALE ~0nr: Ford scdan body.
one l-‘oid coupe body. Two good liar-
gains it sold by Feb. 25. Phone 1912
Nonvalk. da)‘lllllt'; or 2153, eye-pings.
FOR SALB~6
prm einciits,
room house, all im-
ccnu‘ally located in
South Norwalk. plot 511x140, Price
$4M)”, Terms THE LAWRENCE
AGENCY, 1:? South Main Strcet.
FOR SALE~2 lamily house, in good
condition: 12 rooms, best location;
' "Ill‘. 1 burn, sheds, chicken imug. ”jut“ at $90 pcr month. Sale price
. :i Illll int... _________ “3,,” $3.000: a little (‘flHll required. Geo.
-’ ut-‘x V JI‘Mb'”. Phone 1861.
.’~ A" Houses and Farms ('1 FOR SALEABrand now bathroom,
. i
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE, TEL. 435
‘ FOR SALE
R riii'lllls Vl'llh all improve-
v_\'_cll located, 03 West avenue.
'.l
F,- moms—with all improve
37‘. EM lm med in East horwalk. CLOTHING
- 'Z’Lllii”: and
Ask John T. Hayes FURNISHINGS
'~ ‘ Mam Street Norwalk far
.. Estate Insurance BOYS AND GIRIS
ORDER OF NOTICE ‘t th.
. f'ii”:l'. .-:.~. Pri'to
t .r .922. 15,13me CHILDREN’S STORE
~f Sin M ll. 1‘ i't’.
- at» Hi lat]: ll.rII-<‘ll.ii" mi (.3 vi 8? West Washington St. 8. Hal-walk
V.- i. .. . ~“\‘:‘1“I"l“ll application has
til.
it}
‘h- .‘(»'
o» m llln- into»: ’(lf‘lvd real caste!“
‘ii llll‘ «our! b} the admin
it‘ll’l praying .‘or
11-th 101' 211] iii‘tlt i
impiiu
l ”1.. “I
t. (i '1‘ (lirfr‘mifiithi zippl'lt'zilllflglb 1"; WALL STREET. Noon. —— Lastl Ministry of Education, who was shot
~ .t.‘. l . u; z - ' . . .. ~ . . .. ‘
,,.. . : NW“ ”H; ”n ”1:; {,lfm 83‘ “(if vie—pl. ,- ajr-cumulation oi lows-p.iced or :ast “'1 k has ditzl from in; rcsuEts of
5:4,... , l_i_"_' u. 1,, o'clock I'm.” s’ppi‘ulaiive rails .Was “93!)de on a . his wound. Two cl‘l‘e-ndis. -.\ lio ullSUC‘»
7,...“ “H. Um. publzr- notice thereol broader foale during the morning. 51. "4-384tu trial to capture Mr. Brown's
iv .- \>' ll) .lll punt-n5 interested 140015 SOUfilWVSlern (‘ommon iilld,timiiuiit. vwit- lircd upon. The per-l
"ln'rr sll'lll. ;i‘i.lli..'.-'hl[li.’. lhls order in _a Prcl‘crred. Si. LOUIS and San frauds» sons who shot Deputy Clllt'f Peach 0!
-‘r «it w»: lliii'll;i' a circulation in said co (minimum and l’rclerred. bouthwrn m. [Duchamp-Hi pngjnekrmg dcpart-
‘H "l” ..- Wm! tiw U'd‘c bclore mid Railwav r‘nmnion and Preferred l‘hi‘. ~ ' i -
a“ ‘ lw-zm 7‘: - G t “_e lirn K 118 - (in l .lll’ill of tlic Btuti- .aiivi'ays. the saint:
‘ ': . _ . , , ‘ _ ca. 0 re-t .5» . a .as ,' . ., . . . . . . ,
llr..\l.‘i ‘1‘ tiREbthi goithci'n (Tex . and Pacific Vs‘este'nidd" tli..l llll.vlil01lir-i “as ‘ViOuIldltLl.
Jude-c. ~ _ - f’b. “ '_ - ,“crc dressed in native gall). There
— _ ‘ _, __,__, , _ deh( and 3"“ )lleaHS. 1°Xii5 dndiare no clcvvs as to the identity of his
,0, VENT NOTICE Mcxwo rose 1 to 2 pomts. Royal assailants
_ O i. ' . . l. . .' .. . l. ' .
in...“ .,: chrwam w P h . 9 “unit and lap AYIlPllidll Iolloned J.e The Zagloulist organ. Mahrussa. Has
0 . « . . ~ ‘ ~ '0 M turthm' new of Mexman Petroleum . . ,
Jillll lt'nl‘Liill'} l‘._ A i)“ 193: 511' ‘, g‘ ‘9 At]; (1 ' Mei-n llldi‘lillll.t‘l_\ suspended {or pub-
... i ‘ .. ,t . . I ', ‘ ' ' ‘ r - - -
08in! (It .Nur» :‘i HUMP}, late oi inlngr ‘H’e ac ye an strong, ‘3 lishmg inflammatory articles. Fix-e
N'TT‘VIH in 82rd district dr‘vPasPd. ”“9131” Pam!“ Mall and American thousand pound reward has been of '
lll‘ 'iiitl' 1.! Hum... “,r ,3... mg. Ship and Commerce. Motors and so rag-pd for "w arms, of m a «u
gnaw“ yum-walk. hzi‘l; l-min-d and al- cessories. including electrical equip— r F- ‘4‘ ,1 , ,. ., ' -
10V” . -..\ Hull'l'l.» i-rml llli—i rlu‘c hereof ments rose ii: to 3 points. (‘onspicir “”5 f" ’m“ m. I. 103“” {lts’ n
totrfliht .t.“'.itl’v"~- nf >iil’l L-sizin- to 02-. ans weakness was shown bv Seneca DILLHL British India. .Ft’b‘ '0'“
"l‘llu‘ l‘lt'll claims 1... “”1““an Copper (.01, his. Gas and.\’ationa.l Gen. Lord Henry S. ltawlinson. com-
mTimu':-'“"lf;;gki>-’I‘t in I'v.€.:'n‘ 11,-” Enamellinz the latter losing five wander in Chief of the British troops
i.” “In." “U“SI". v.1 ‘vtin .' ." . ' -- - - - . >
mid llrllt‘. “‘lll be damn-rad u rarmLfl. pomts. (all money opened at four per m lx‘dld" {0‘1” ga‘e,1‘”’ remns for
All "“5“,” ll’ltlt‘blcd lo‘ .- (rent. the necessity of armres of greater
_ 1 Mild lfélulé'
mo ri-qututt—m to make lu1m"dli‘l‘>' paw
$.33. Syphon I'Iosct china lowdown
tank. enamcl bathtub and lavatory.
with all nickv-l—platvd fittings; special
biz bargain. “llll‘? cellulovl “aler-
t'lOStl seats. 33. Scidenbcrg (‘15., 545
gldafd‘ew between 361i) and 37th Sts..
FOR SALE—Cord wood, in all lengths
supplied promptly. Phone 23, Ledge-
wood Farm Ask for superintendent.
‘ MIMI
upright pianos, one tor $150, one tart
$170. A few dollars down, balance 0111
MM enhancing cm:
Treasury Department. (mice 0!
Corn troller of the Currency.
Was ington. D. 0., January 30, 1922.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence
presented to the maligned it has
con .made to appear that The City
Bank of South Norwalk,
incate‘d the Cit? of South Narwaflr
in the County 0 Fairfleld and the
State of Oogmcticut. in.- qompi
with all the rovisions of the Act“
Congress “to enable National Banking
Associations to extent! their corporate
existence. and for other purposes. 1!;-
proved July 12. 1882. as nine
risslnxer,
he approved April 12, 1302
t Ntxleherego‘rg. If; D. B. C do here
t o e urrenc . . -
Comp to or e C y National
located in
ii certlf that "
Blink ofySouth Nomlk”
Norwalk in the
and State of Con-
the City of Sout
County of Fairliel
necticut is authorized to have succu-
sion for the period specified in ltai
amended articles of association:
unmet; until close of business on Jan-
uary ti, 1942.
In testimon whereof witness my
hand raga Seal oigosigice this thirteenth
a unitary. .
W D. R. CRIBSINGER.
Comptroller of the Currency Exten-
sion No. 1439. Charter No. 2643.
YOUR AUTOMOBILE
Has deterloated. meaning itinerant
parts and units are worn and'in bad
condition, a condition which shouldnot
be neglected, for safety and economic
reasons. First-class overhauling b5
expel-1;!k mechnnlodonpill mate MG A
war ran as . o o a: o
15 maggot do So ' Hogwall’g" as
JOSEPH s. KERV JR.
Plumbing. Timing and Heating
opium-y war a
Range. and Ono-Ripe eater-
‘l’eieplione 192
21 Taylor Avenue. Bo. Norwnlk, Conn.
'th'nmim'fi 3553' “cum.
trucking of all kindl. D3. trip- 'to
1 Colu- scoot.
New York. Adams 1
Phone 318.
#71: m
CARRIOAN e um, local and lo"
distance trucking of all kind:
Oflloo hear! a 00.. Pinon 1571. Hon.
phone 88!.
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses. pillows, bolster-I old
cushions atoll dsloldononrouy
payment plan. Also renovating. util-
taction guaranteed. Drop in a card or
telephone 817 for rcpt-mu"
NORWALK MATTRESB 00.
Franklin and Monroe 8:. 80. Nor-walk
-.~w—.
m
CRANES' MUSIC STUDIO
(‘ommcrr-ial Building. Norwalk, 1 to
9 p. m., Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thurs-
days. Violin. Banjo-Mandolin, Hawai-
ianGultar. I‘kulclp taught. instru-
ments sold on (any payments.
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
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urn. Esther 1). 8mm
Mrs. Esther D. Steven-i. widow oi‘
tho late. Joesph M. Stevens. passed
away at the home or her ulster. Mrs.
Morris Benedict. 31 West Main sheet.
on Saturday awning. aged 78. yearn.
Besides her ulster she is survived by
two sons. Samuel M. Steven: and J.
Emory Stevens. The funeral will be
held tomorrow. Tuesday afternoon. at
2:30 o‘clock from the home of Mrs-
Benodlnt. Rev. John J. Snavely. pan»
(or of the South Norwalk M. E.
church officiating. The interment is
to be in Norwalk cemetery. It is re-
questcd that flowers be omitted.
Samuel H. “audio.
The funeral of Samuel H. Bundle.
of llunbury. who died Saturday. will
be held tamororw afternoon at 2:80
o'clock. and will be conducted by Rev.
Aaron C. Coburn. pastor 01‘ St. James‘
church. He was for more than sixty
ycnrs a prominent figure in the.ln-l
dustrinl and financial life of Danburizl
As president of the Dunbury National
bank from 1892 lo 189?; as president
x the Dunbury Agricultural soc-idly?
and executive head for many years of
the Danhury Fair, 01‘ which he was
one of the founders: as head of the
corporation of Bundle 6‘; White. Inc.
and through his connection with other
important activities. hrs business and
financial interests were large and var-
led and many years of his life were
most important interest of the
city and town.
Miss Amelia A. Murray
Miss kmclla A. Murray died at her
home in 8 Isaac street Sunday night
in her 74th year. Funeral services
will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday
artr-rnoon from the home of her sis-
tcr. Mrs. Royce W. Adams, 8 llaac
street. Rev. J. Benton Werner will
omclatennd burial will be in the Nor-
wulk ccmctcry.
Thomas seller
’l‘liomiis Seller. of Los Angrlc-H, (Jul-
lrrirnlu. formerly of Norwalk. died
within tlic past few days. it was
ic-iirncd by the Evening Sentinel today.
The dcccuscd was well known in Nor—
“illk. l’l‘li)l‘l‘fi for him wvrc offered
:it :ill maniacs at St. Joseph's Church
)(‘5ll'l’dfl51
Taylor Murderer
Must Be Found
worst or
M. ...- .3...“ _.
SENATOR HALL‘
(Continued
from First P3863).
by the Rev. Dr. William Arnold Shan-
kliii. president of Wesleyan Univerfliiy, i
the Rev. mohairmw. and the moment
pastor. the Rev. William V. Allen. The
services were simple. A quartet from
Hartford sang and Dr. Shankliu spoke
on the lite-work 01’ Senator Hall.
touching more particularly on their
friendship.
At the close of the service. the eas-
ket was opened. Later it was taken to
the Hull mausoleum, iii
Cemetery. and. placed beside that of
the Senator's glint-r. Gardiner Hall,
who died about seven years ago.
The accommodations in the church
were for about three hundred and
they were inadequate. The iiumbvr
men who come trom other places was
large. and in addition. an the mills of
the Gardiner Hall. Jr.. Company had
beeiiégigsed- for the day. the working
force Waila'rgely ri-pi‘eiulird.
The honorary bearers were an fol—
lows; .‘Exccntive Secretary Harry \N.
Reynold; representing Governor E. J.
hallo; Lieutenant-Governor (". A. TEIII'
pit-ton; State Highway Commissioner
(‘. J. Bennett; President C‘. L. Beach,
of the Connecticut Agricultural (“ol-
lege: Lhri“ stopheer Allen. ol‘ Stafford
Spnirge; E. Kent Hubbard. of Middle—
town. for the Connecticut Manufac—
turera' Width“; General 1“. E.
James, of Hill's Grow, it. i: J. A.
Mitchell. Etai’ford Springs: W. ll. Mc—
Bec. Providence. ll. 1.: William Park.
Stafford; A. l). I’crrinc, New York
Cll)‘.
W. .
CANDIDATE FOR ASSISTANT POST-
MASTER GENERAL
WASHlNG'l‘ON, Feb. 20.—Senators
of New York, called on President.
Harding today. and urged 1113.31}-
pointment of Leonard Lane 01 Var.
wont to be second assistant l‘ostmastr
erfleneral, which office recently was
made vacant by the death or E. H.
Shanghnessy. Mr. Lane is at present
in the railway mail service.
BlazeT—TlireatEns 500
' xWooden Freight Cars
PORTLAND. l“(‘ll.
locomotive was. Hat-(l to check a-i’lrc
wliicli tlireati-iicti to destroy more
:0 ~11 switching
1.0.“ ANGELEF. (‘31. Feb. 1’0 ~~A
nciv unglc of investigation iiilo lll"
llllll‘tli'l‘ ol‘ \Vllllam Iii-smond 'l'a,\"0r
was promised for today.
'l'lw pollt-c did not "Hikl‘ public the
Tlllllll" ot' the ncw turn the liiqllily
maul-r l‘:l\" takcn, but wit mutual llicll
dt-tcrmiiintion to coiiliiiiic ilicir scan-h
lnr tltt- murdcrcr as long 33 Micro l-: u
l'tmolr clcw Upon “llllh to work.
"I iinztgiiic the case “Ill (,uit-t do“ ii
{HF :15 llli- )illlilit‘ 1:5 ('(li -
(“-rm ii," ezilci llavici L. Adan”, ('5‘! in: i
or l‘i‘-(l|'t'F, "hilt tlic police dvltl'llv
imvn cull ncvcr rest. The ’i‘.‘i‘,.lm
miiit‘t ir-i must in found."
504)” HH
Kl) PEEK Jfitl’ldl‘lk’eA—Wi
JP N0 li'LAl’ IN I’llAl’l’l‘le
DAYTON. 0.. Fill. ‘3" *7-(Ell‘ls cm.
ploycd by the National (‘nxli llvu‘in‘ivl'
(‘Oriipnny licl‘r: 1111\‘ limit :lniuil 11:.
llll‘ (‘onipiliiy to fun-:0 llrllllrlll linir.
short skirts and it is whispcrid
1
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second-hand parts and tire- to
fit any make of car
SHOOTING AN
(Continued trom Page one)
.‘i .lil imsw x3015 or
11,:
l'lliJ‘l ‘ll unlit. tour Li.‘._\.‘£.
i':l\4
. in: firearms art
’flal and Uni
Filbyt'l to court liiar
pct‘tuli)
. dcatli.
T? 1' dispatch adds that
arc now I;,ill‘)lng rifles and hang bcen
Today in Wall Street
(ordi'rcd to dial sutnxnal‘iI}
.4): s .‘l'lll' Lint! llitul.
(‘Allii I. l‘. 'I.
‘r‘mdrollcr Concral
with pt:
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of the
ENGLISHMAN A DAY
invoims lu sur-
In
of l' l'lh’ill to do so pct-sous Lold-
on con vict ion is
”it: police
Vii. Aldrcd Brown.
Elation
thilk how» and hi'l‘k :x but) waists in
icxplnmillon of ilir ruiucsi an official
lot ”to company said iodéy:
“\Vt- lili'l it) cu” :i 1311— iii‘iii'i Hunt
to make the plant a pct-knurboo pair-
101'."
l 'l‘lzt- ruling l: l“ lug
zit was sold.
COIHIIlli d \\ it )1,
than film woodcii i'rrliglit cars here
yt-su i'dm. ’l‘lic iii-c slurtcd iii the end
of a string of empty cars more than
'thrcc miles long, on it siding or the
New York, New lluvcii and Hartford
I liiilirond.
l A spr-t’itilui' lt-liphtiiicd to Mltlle—
town and a switching engine was sent
to the scoop. Six burning: cars were
uncoupled and hauled away from the
string and the flames wcre allowed 10
out on three. No
:nnilalilc.
.
iltlllli
wait 1' supply
llit lliN"l\(‘>§
“:15
Sure Relief
ESTION
6 BELL-Ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
A»._~--_.... ....__-— - «4“
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25¢ and 75¢ Packages Every/mm!-
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but on the added.
m Ulla (uric?
This is one of the great horn
and woman.
a girl to marry him 3
likes to in- in 'a position to one
her a decent home, and vcr
I
ll
'stimd and would natuuke into
consideration these financial
circumstances.
, A girl, a ‘11, gets fits of
emotion an
her feelings like a man.
she suddenly found she was i
She
would propose,
with
ly a passing fancy.
If a woman really loves
lose her, she can, by her ow
SHOULD THE GIRL PROPOSE?
This Irlttr won the prize in
What do
quesilom oi“ the day and one
which affects every young man
In my opinion before asking
man
often a girl would not under-
cannot suppress
So, if
love and the privilege was hers,
perhaps
disastrous results when
she realized he:- love was merc—
man and he may not at first
subtle instincts, so act upon his
feelings as to make him love
ntreng'th. both (or the frontier and in-
l
an English [mlxliratitm an (In
the reader: of "it: paper thin!
e her intensely—if not propose.
Yet, if she had the privilcgc,.,
instead of prrscvrriiig to win
his affections, slic would how
asked him almost straight
away — and probably haw-
r been refused.
It would be distasteful to
every man to have the most‘
“cred privilege of his life »
taken away from him. and what -
is more, there could nevcr be _
the some annual of happiness
in marriage if the husband al-
ways had the reflcciion that he
had been, so to speak, driven
into 31. And who knows to what
reprosciies this might lead?
1 am sure most girls, if giien
1lic opt ion. \iould rcfusc to pro—
pose. ll is much more satisfy-
ing to a girl to know that the
words which are so greatly to
afiect her after life were
spoken by the man she loved
of his own free will.
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lx'nlcy. of New York city: William J.'
Moses of New Hampshire, and Calder“
Sailbs‘tiltllirittiietlia
Prohibition “Chiefs Oficc
WASilisGTciN. Feta. 20.—A flying
squad oi’ police and prohibition
ttgl‘llta swooped down on one of Wasti-
ingttm's leading hotels recently and
carried out from an upper room an
overcoat, suitcase. derby hat and one
finely equipped still.
The bootleagina guest to whom this
equipment belonged beat the Voisteod
men to the fire escape by two jumps
and made a clean getaway. It was the
first time on record that the local au~
thermos have encountered manufaco
luring bootieggera in a hotel. By a
strange coincidence. the particular
hostility raided adjoins the Prohibi»
lion entomment Bureau. in which
{Erector Haynes and a his stuff ad—
ministration of the Eighteenth
Amendment.
w‘N
DEATH so'r nun '
'1‘0 VACQINAE'ION
BRIDGEPOBT. Feb. flit—No anti~
\aocénatiouists attended the hearing
resign-day before Coroner Frisian into
the cape: at death of Mary J. Fairy.
aged 6. who died January #4. follow—
lng inoculation. Medical Examiner
(3.1.1121: and Dr. H. k. Dolmen. path-
flogtat at St. Vincenth Hospital heie.
i‘cportcd that they found deflth was
caused by appendicitis with pneu-
monia of the ‘lett lung as a secondary
cause. There were preliminary signs
that the vaccination had ”taken." the
reports show, but there was no in-
flammation or hardening of the glands
of the arm. nor was there any canti-
nuity cwnectlon of the vaccination
with the fluids in the stomach or in
the left lung.
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11mm 6mm ruin. 1m.
so. nomvam Silo NE\V YORK.
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A. M.——fi.48x, 6.08, 6.561. 1:311;
7.663;. 8.16x. 8.19, 9.043. 8.36. 10.011,
11.21:.
P. Iii—12.23. 1.11x. 1.28. 1.631.
8.22m 8.222;, c.50x, 5.“, 6.11:, 64‘
6.66:, 1.33:. 10.06x. 12.431.
Sunday.
A. lit—5.48:. 8.59. 6.311. lOJlx.
P. M.—12.0]. Lllx, 1.43x. SJ“.
tux. 4.60:, 5.44, 6.56:. 7.051, 8.081..
9.19x, 10.053, 10.40, 12.87:.
9—1535—9—
NE‘V YORK T0 50. NGBWAL‘.‘
Daily.
A. M.—-—3.89. 4.201. 6.80. 7.4!;
8.00x, 9.15x, 9.42m 10.08. 11.00:.
P. M.—-12.08. 1.06, 2.201, 2.60, I..m.'
8.64. 4.23, 4.251, 5.10; 8.85, 5'0“.
6.08, 7.36m, 8.00x, 11.101, 13.003.
Sunday.
A. M.-—-6.00, 7.181, 9.06;, 10.081~
11.00:.
P. lit—12.10, 1.03:1, 3.35:, no),
5.26:, 6.001, 7.001, 7.85m, 8.00x, 11.10;,
12.001.
so. NOR\\’ALK TO NEW my“.
Dell:-
A. u.—e.02, V7.15. 9.03:, man
P. M.—-12.0u. 1.23. [313. L21. 5.}1.
6.2! 7.071. 8.461. 0.13;. 12.18:. 18.363.
1.03 . , .
Sunday
A. M.~—l.08x. 7.43, 0.02:, 1a.“.
11.10:.
P. M.——l2.08x, 2.07x, 4.42:, 6.31..
6.48. 7.07:, 8.231, 8.461, 0.18:. 13.10;,
12.26:.
512w HAVEN 10 so. NORWAI‘.
Daily. -
A. Nils—4.523, 6.47, 6.47, 8.0.. I.“
0.451, 11.00
P. M.——12.19x. 12.51. 2.06, 3.63..
0.22. 6.12, 5.30, 6.041, 3.101, 9.1“.
11.41:
Sunday. "
A. M.—-—4.521, 7.54, 8.81:, ml“
11.00. '
P. M.——12.19x, 12.54:, 1.671, 3.33:.
8.681;, 4.32, 6.04:1, 6.101, 7.07:. 9.!“
9.8!. 1141:.
SOUTH NORWAMI TO Dammit.
Daily. '
M.———5.67, 9,08.
M.-——1.25, 1.545. 4.39:, 5.35.3.1.
(Sunday.
A.
P.
A. M.~—9.25.
P. M.——2.15, 7.20.
DANBIYRY TO SOI'TH lNOB‘NAlaK.
Daily.
A. ILL—43.53. 7.18. in 84.
P. M.——12.lo, 3,44, 6.41.
Sunday.
A. iii—7.60.
P. M.——~l2.05, 6 ()5. 8.30!
Clearance ‘
Sale
Now in Progress
GOLDEN’S
Washington St, So. Harwell
Mackinaws
Boys" .... . 5.98th $7.98
,Men’s . . . . . $7.98 to $10.98
A Timely Offering
of u llmiyu'cight Ribbed :
UN IONSUITS
A fine warm garment for
Kendrick & Chase Garage
Scored Cylinders Repaired
Oxy-Acetyiene Welding and Stating
TELEPHONE 911 |
:3 Raymond St, South Norwaik, coon
F. H. BAXTEs
”MIST
I soon-i MA»; fiTflifi‘l’
men-r ma
Page a Show, Park It We“
Gwen Seal. and Bun-ll, '5
WHY we occur are
to walk on all fours.
in an upright itiou. There
ample evidence
ceeded on all tom-suds those
our
beasts, but now tiny
CRAWL FOR HEALTH
Me is no doubt that we ought
This is the opinion of a prominent
surgeon, who declares that most of
our ailments are caused by walking
t man once rt»
XS
greatest enemies were wild
SLAVE GIRL WEDS
JAP— MILLIONAIRE
Twenty years ago, while on her way
to animal, a little J apancsc girl was
kidnapped and carried 0!! into
slavery. She was rescued a shod
time ago by a Japanese lumber king,
who has decided to make her his wife.
It was while on a visit to China
that the wealthy Mr. Fuluda came
upon the girl. At Antung, the great
Chinese lumber market, he was in-
vited to witness a Morrow 01
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C E H 'Exccutoz' 3,. thp season progressed. United tribveincn. it they combined. could’ they?! «H i ll 0 is no chronic all— “.8339: when she up red, tell
_ -_W. , , _ ti‘i T. TY‘Pilb Fruit adianced GL2 and international rats» some 130.000 splendid and we“? 1: in 1.! 3., of the > gum! II I site was a} 2?me
SOLVENT NOT'lCE HHJ'VESUBI'. Wilson Packing Preferred, armed fighters. He saw the Brlmh does not take an important part. He sought her out next day, when
., 7" 'W‘! Ul Noru'alla. ss. Probate In,” Produt-m, Uil’isionifhemical. Kel- "09‘“ had ””5“ deem and the Owing to an: upright posture the the girl told him the whole story.
w. ”-r l_v Springfield. American Tobacco. Indian cavalnima‘ "mum“ fwmi tonsil omits 3 mm where it NI, Fuluda mhstied the aid .of tho
lemma (.3 Mar; “‘arren. 1a,? of Nor- American Sumat r21 Tomi...» 1)qu and torty—one regiments. During January has not the ”gm of being able 58W Consul, who soon secured
“ wk "'1 ”1’” Uifimvl. deceased. United Drug First Preferred rose 2 to eisht battalions had a$518136 file DO“ to drain fie nose. For the tbegid’s release. The commended
. .l... '(Q'JY‘I of Probate for the D13. 3 points, lice in enforcing order and in Feb— m m, :f WS_ ' drain di— happily when She WAS returned 10
H; I .1!" .\\(2“,::% lgath “fined and al- ' ruary the military had been called! rect into the stomach instead 0
‘. l ” K “k 15 ram 1 .9 date here- itweuty-tour times 101' similar purposm the nasal channels.
311:3,“ h.‘ ' '_Ptlit9rs of, said Estate to weather Pom " es. ' W 7 ”f at . on
“W: tile” claims for settlement. _, leg! mufm .. 15088, . M
m ”.4me .it. Iiieglect to present their For Norwall: and vicinity: Fair and
build r'llllé‘. fiillpbi-flélebirf'ggted}. m1 (Wilder tonight; Tuesday cloudy and, pleasant weather in the western and
rm purwm indebted to 5:1" decgggé somewhat colder: fresh northwest. central districts. The temperature is.
"W winda The disturbance which has, above normal along the Aflanficsoaat.
IIAA-ll'
JOHN J. ”WARREN.
Executor.
footie-sled to make immediate pay-
been causing cloudy and foggy west.
tiier in the eastern districts is passing,
out the St. Lawrence Valley. A t‘flun-E
den-storm was “averted from Montrealfii
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the Sentinel rm- bet:
Canada. It is followed by an arm at:
high m which is mm:
below zero.
4cm
but falls rapidly tram Blew England,
westward «to Minnesota. where it is
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'TRIMMING
Trees, Grape Vines, shrubbery
4 ”Woodbury Ave., Norwaik
Telephone 1406-18
it: L’ ‘7
2i}? L‘vYaSiiinc'i‘cii
F‘ Glitz”? $-
these cold days
$2.15
or two for $1.00
Cost—e110
Men’s Shop f,
21 North Main Street '1
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New Twecds for Spring, 54 to 58
inches wide, all wool
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_ A m 1 or pattern with the
will”! Free for one week
‘ of ' ,_ material.
The Textile Store
"his 13th 7 0
$1.00 PER PAIR.
On Sale at _ .
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Cor. South Main and
South Nor-Walk! m
Norwalk Chronicler