WANTED
. -» , St). Norwalk.
\lnd 6 days a week, from
Ill Apply Dr. Lawrence, 53
\\ \ ’
_ Sowing machines.
.. ti pity.
} . -ll't't'i.
fl (‘anvassers
ltl'llt‘lf‘. Steady
\tt H'I
l- *2
\A \
u. ”night for cash.
Wants, To m,ru8mnufimmmondcardgmmutdu
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
rwo Gentl t word; uni-inn. Morena madman OspsDouble Prion.
e—e: 4.: . . A
TOR SALE—Ford touring car, 19.19,
A1, with winter top. 'l‘el. 826-2 or
. can be seen at'31Met-win street.
litperienced operators on
Steady
Conn. Dress 00., 40
”FOB SAL-$1921 Dodge touring (far
in perfect condition .at a bargain.
.Can be seen at 11 Union ave. uptown.
for a well-
work and
x... .. to those meaning business.
\\ I:il\ BllSlness' are 0! SEN
‘l. » TO BUY—Any kind of a
, . . tit-k. fixtures and cash regis-
Dahut, 613
J... iu-nue, Brooklyn, New York.
TOLET,
l - 76 North Main street.
I‘ Flat. 4 rooms. Inquire A.
'1'! l r2 1'
. . 111-; Ely avenue.
llt .. H Nugsy. 15 Lowe St.
-3 sets of rooms. light and
Inquire
III.II'I)¥t’m9nLS. 001‘. M0
| . 4 nut
1., i |\
'l t t HIV
. 1- Apply 0. F. Schultz.
t. .w, all improvements.
at” ‘-t‘l|
>i "tit'wfllk, Phone 1745.
'1 .. . r1T 76 room apartment. all latest
me and
SL. 50. Norwalk.. Rent 345.
Disosa, 121 Main St, Phone
Second floor space. suitable
m- lodge room. 24-26 North Main
- 8——
1.; lilINTfiFrom March 1. 8 room
centrally
- .t-d in a refined neighborhood. or
Inquire 10 Crescent Terrace.
mf- RENT-Sin le
.‘~v Illnt‘l OfflCG. 6.0
mt. .- of old Well Clgur Co.
rage in rear of
per month. 1110..
' LOST
r‘Vlllfll‘d batterv on West
in cS'l‘
iy notify us, Suitable reward.
('rrmvizilldohuson (‘0.. 14 “‘cst
nuc. Norwnlk. Phone. 2782.
1.05” ‘Thv' party who took
51‘1"
nuc or South Norwalk center. Kind.
The
JV?"
lcuther
dining gloves trom Redmnn's Hall
lflrl l“t'Itl.t.\ night. Kindly return some
a» Swntint-l (Nice and avoid any Tut‘-
ht-r trutllllt'.
'.0;~'." I‘m-lu-tliook. Monday night. in
t-Hli. o1 Mnlmcketnn Hotel. l’ockct-
...l. (ItlllillnPll stun ol money. lodge
."l _ 6-H". (lwm-r t-specinlly anxious
I h .\.-
II II Ml
1th...
pupct s and
pocketbook ie-
l‘intirr may l‘vtlll‘u to Sl-tilim‘l
WILLIAM F. HOYT
Real Estate
On» ll:llllll_\ house, centrally loom-1d.
14 m-nns. 4 attic rooms, for $6.300
stow: cash will buy the house.
“vi-v. ‘Jlutntly house. 14! rooms. Ini-
itnprovenit-nts for .......... $5.300
all Into Cash, good l0cation, on trolley
llt‘it'.
. .’ltl l‘l acres, f‘.
Illi‘HS,
I t-n‘n (I‘ll).
3 Illlll ,qsh
u oodland.
"t Lit-1% tit Housws
lll'lll
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE, TEL. 435
house. S
1 barn. sheds. chicken lions»
I'llt’t‘ ......... $6.300
and Farms to
‘ FOR SALE
.tt-.f- 9
‘ 5-» 3"”.
v . “- rooms—with all improve-
\xnll located in East Norwalk.
$331M].
.- 'llr ulnrs
Ask John T. Hayes
" Masn Street
Estate
l-‘uller & Hine
Washington St., Tel. 2822
~t\mum house. mode-m
lI.tI‘n.
unit.
I ,« .\t ‘lnn Secures
IllllP homes
FULLER G. HINE
». Washington St.,
1 af'l't' of land
Th“sw
_ 1",”RDER 0F NOTICE
.V'l ,t|,::
»l\)>"llh
4H lat
. Shim (ll t‘nnritct-tit-lll. Fairficld (‘oun-
.V. httptimi- (‘ourt s Brid t" I
‘ . ..~. l.
in—lnruut} 24. A. [I 19"" g po
l.'pnn tlw- compl- ' “-
_ . mm of the
Joseph {likilf‘ky praying. for reasons
therein Set forth. for a
pending beto’r» this court
returned llli‘l’t‘lo (in th l' ‘
of February. 1922. e firm
It appearing to and lwi
this court that the said
absent from this state
a: ‘1 further order of
""Ill.~'t‘~.
’l llvl‘l‘lt’ll‘f‘ Ordered.
. ln-ndwncy of said
I‘ In
notice
I .
t
I H. 1922.
’i~ the Court.
FRED W. TRACY.
"'lll’ll‘i,
J“ l\ .10"me IN TO\\'\‘
lt'i‘llll. former
ll Ik morning. H;-
' 1"
l.. w“ S
rooms with all improve‘
. - w-li located, of! West avenue.
Norwalk
Insurance
im-
villi-tits, lurnocc. electric lights.
...$I’..l;’l0
‘. mmily housv. only $2.300
Desir-
South Nor-walk
lulturky vs. Mary G. Rak-
:aid
divorce now
hai'll'lll' been
lucsrlay
ng lound by
defvndant is
. . and gone to
parts unknown. and that notice of the
:iendency ol the complaint was given
. lt't‘lllll‘i—Id by order 01 notice hereto-
lll'v issued, and now the plaintiff asks
in the
that notice of
. . . complaint be
I '1’ sl'l‘illlrliilmg this order in the
t . 3 1.3 newepa er te
mull. .\orwa.lk, Conn, ogce argeeg
- ., weeks, successively. commenc-
. t»: lielnre.I ”39 27th day Of Febril-
" "; ”‘9 Superior Court for Fair.
iron sun—mom Coupe. cheap to
quick buyer. inquire Nor-walk Ford
Service, 12 Mechanic St. Norwalk.
’ Phone 989.
nusmuss norms
Gertifloatc Rescuendlng
Treasury Department,
Com troller of the Currency.
We: on. D. (3.. January 30,. 1922.
Whereas, by satisfactory evadeuce
gaseous-ad to. the undersigned, it has
made to appear that The City
National Bank of South Nor-walk;
Mental in the Cit of South Norwalk
in the ounty o Fair-field and the
State a Cmnecticut. has complied
with ali‘the provisions of the Act of
Congress ‘fto enable National Banking
Charter
Office of
FOR SALE—Si er Machines. trans,
mitters, eta. meat of a small
:plant at _25 Grand street, care of
Loth’s Mill. Norwalk. Conn.
l.
FOR SALE—1919 Ford touring, place
‘ for starter. new top. new paint en-
glue overhauled, new. pistons.
' bufelt's Garage, Edlie
282532.
avenue, 'I‘el.
FOR SALE—1920 Ford touring, body,
also 192.01%“! coupe body. I take
a. Ford touring or runabout body in ex-
change for this coupe bod . Phone
194-2. daytimes. or 2163 even gs.
FOR SALE~Dodge coupe. Essex
touring, Buick tour' Studebaker
touring. Cadillac touring. udson tour-
- , delivery, Ford touring.
Trades considered. Call at Deering's
:Garage, 10 Van Buren avenue, Nor-
=walk. Phone 1319-2.
TFOR. SALE—ohlabogany roosters, $3
and $5, or will exchange for hens.
P. 0. Box 381, So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—6 room collage all im-
provements, 190 East avenue. Apply
0. F. Schultz.
FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red, ma-
hogany strain, Madison Square Gar-
den winners. utility eggs. $3.00 [or
15. $3.00 for 50, $15.00 per 100. Breed-
ing stock. Circular. Phone 140, B.
Quackenbush, Darien,
FOR SALFIvMarkct garden. straw-
berries, fruit, 7-room house, hen-
nery Shop. pig pen, $2,500 cash. Geo.
Mitchell, Telephone 1861.
FOR SALE-Two special bargains in
player pianos for this week, 18 new
rolls, new bench. A few dollars down,
balance on easy terms. Call after 3
. in. Open nights until 9 o'clock.
B. Shoniuger Co., Factory Warerooms,
4 So. Main St, So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—~A special offer and a
wonderful bargain. A $425 upright
piano. brand new for $348. A few dol-
lars down. the balance on very easy
terms. Call after 3 p. m. Vi'e are open
nights until 9 o'clock. B. Shoninger
('o.. Factory “'arerooms, 4 So. Main
sit-vet. South ..Orwalk.
5 file City of
toilet; until close of
6, 1942
' on: to extend their corporate
existence, and for other purposes," up.
proved July 12, 1883, as amended by
the Act, approved April 12, 1902.
blow, Therefore. I, D. R. Crissinger,
Comptroller of the Currency, do here-
By certify that “The City National
ank 0! South Nor'ulk" located in
South Norman: in the
County ot'Fairneld member “Con-
necticut is authorized to have sucm
sion for the _
annulled articles of association:
on Jan-
usry
day of January, 1922.
D. R. CRISSINGER.
Comptroller of the Currency Eyep-
sion No, 1439. Charter-lo. 2‘43.
YOUR “TOMB“
Has deterioated. t
partsndunitsarswornandlnhnd
conditions condition which should 1101.
be neglected, for surety and economic
reasons. First-class overhauling by
expert mechanic on all make care. All
work guaranteed. 490, Garage
15 Marshall St.. 80 Nanak:
JOSEPH 8. KER‘Y, JR.
Plumbing, Timing and Heating
gonntry Water System
Ranges and One-Pipe Heater.
Telephone 492
21 Taylor Avenue. So. Norwalk, Conn.
Nam Bros. Local and imam
bucking at all kinds. trill! ‘to
New York. We 71 street.
Phone 818.
. fimr—a @-
GARBIGAN & mm. Ion! ‘ lent
distance trucking of all find:
Oflce Leary & 00.. Plan an. Balls
phenom. '
Fnou TH: FACTORY To,”
THE HOME
Hath-easel, pillows, bolster-I and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating. outle-
tactlu: guaranteed. Drop us a cord or
telephone 817 to: representative to
NORWALK MATTRESS 60.
Franklin and Monroe 8?. Bo. Not-walk.
.—v-
‘_.
‘__
upright pianos. one for $150, one for
$170. A few dollars down. balance on
easy terms. Call after 3 p. in. Open
nights until 9 o'clock. B. Shoninger
(‘0., Factory Warerooms, 4 So. Main
street, South Norwalk.
FOR SALEHS. C. Rhode Island Reds
eggs for hatching. $2.00: from mat-
ings of color and proven layers.
l-year-old Concord grapevines for April
delivery. 5 for $1. Place your order on
AII‘S. .A.
loud.
I). Koyu'orth, 39-5 Flax IIill
Tel 51:23,
re} SALE—Brand
tank. enamel bathtub and
with all nickel-plated fittingS: special
his: bargain, white cellulod water-
(‘lOFt‘t seats. $5. Seidenbci‘g (‘b., 545
irdyave” between 36th and 37th Sts..
FOR SALE—-Cord wood, in all lengths
supplied promptly. Phone 23, Ledge-
wood Farm. Ask for superintendent.
Today in Wall Street
\\‘.\I.I. STRE‘ZT, 10:30 a. m.»A
lllllthpfilnl drop in Republic iron and
Steel Preferred. lollowing the suspen-
sion of Iht‘ dividend. was the spec-
tacular feature at the irregular open-
ing of today's Stock Market. Repub-
tions to one point. Crucible and Lacks-
’.\allllil reflecting distinct pressure.
listed issues were lower by large trac-
nd Fruit. but the trend among active
specialties and miseellaneous issues
was downward. Preliminary foreign
exchange rates cased on coi'cring ol‘
speculative contracts.
'WALI. STREET. Noon—Independ-
cnt Steels sustained l'urilier losses
during the morning and General Elec-
tric. StudcliaKEr and Tobaccos eased.
The market became , firmer before
noon under the influence of invest-
ment and speculative rails. Canadian
Pacific. Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western and Rock island rose 2 to 3
points and other transcontinentals :md
toalt-rs averaged one point advaces.
Market Street Railway Prior Pfd. rose
4 5-8 on declaration of an initial divi<
(lend. Motors and kindred specialties.
oils, notably Mexican Petroleum and
(‘alifornia Petroleum. Chemicals and
Mail Order and ('hain Store shares
also were in progress of further ac-
cumulation. Call money Opened and
renewed into next week. at 5% per
tent. .
“’ALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.—Popu-
lar trading stocks were quick to te—
spond to an easing of the call money
rate. Interest centered to a large ex-
tent in a wide assortment of low
priced railroad issues. especially St.
Paul. Rock Island and the Southern
and Southwestern shares. all of which
l-‘OR SAI.E-—Two very good 2d banal
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Oars to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
1310 North Avenue
these vines at once. supplv is limited.»
new bathroom.i
$55. Syphon cloevtv china low»down'—
lavatory. .
lic (‘mnnion lost 21-4 points and nth--
Rails and shippings strengthened un.‘
der lead of Canadian Pacific and Unit-‘
Between Oak and Center St”
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second-hand parts and tires to
fit any make of car
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for
BOYS AND GIRLS
st the
CHILDREN’S STORE
. years old. died yesterday afternoon at
7 Valentine. 0! Dunbar-y,
., John. of Los Angeles. Cal.. and Peter,
. of Brooklyn. N. Y.. and one. daughter,
. ices will be bet that 9 o'clock Monday
' burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
period specified in its Engineering companl‘. died at
in testimony whereof witness my
hand and Ben 01- office this thirteenth
Mrs. Bumble”: Sun-m.
Mrs. Magdalena. St‘urm. seventy-l’onr
her home in Spring Hill after a. short
illness. She is survived by four sons.
Joseph and
Elizabeth. of Norwalk. Funeral serv-
mornlng from St. Mary's church.“
Rev. Themas J. Finn, will officiate and
Anna lingerin.
Anna Jeannette. the five months
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.
Insert“. of West-view_avorme, Second
district. died at an early hour ills
morning. The funeral will he held
from the home of her parents Monday
morning at 10:80 o'clock. Tfie Rev.
John J. Shandy, pastor of the nut
M. E. church. “will itficiam and the
interment will {allow in the dmlly
plot in Riverside cemetery.
Sun-drunks Nash. .
Samuel Henry Nash. of 3 Straw-
berry Hill avenue. East. Norwalk. for,
a. number of years an employs of the
trolley company and more recently
employed as a painter at the Norah
s
ORDER OF NOTICE
Henrv A. James of the City, County
and Suite of Newvléork,
e heirs representatives and
crzdkltors of .losepb Whitlock, late of
Wilton. deceased: the heirs, repress».
‘tatives and creditors of Polly Wnlb
lock. late of Wilton, deceased; the
widow, heirs. representatives and
creditors of David Whitlock. Sr., late
of Wilton, deceased; the heirs. repre
sentatives and creditors of Du
Whitlock. Jr., late of Wilton, de~
ceased: the widow. heirs. representa-
tives and creditors of Charles Sturges.
late of Wilton. deceased; the widow,
if any, heirs. representatives. and
creditors of Orion: A. Sturges, late of
Wilton. deceased; the heirs. represeng
nett, formerly of Wilton, deceased;
ors of Thomas M. Fairly, late of New
Canaan. deceased.
State of Connecticut. County of
Fairfield, Superior Court, 55. Bridge
port, February 21, 1822.
Upon the complaint of Henry A.
James of the City. County and State
of New York. praying ior reasons set
forth for the perfecting and settling
the title of ccrtain property Situated in
the Town of Wilton and the adjoining
Town of New Canaan and bounded.—
FlllS'l‘ TRACT:
Southerly by highway and land of
Philip DcWeil; Westerly by land at
said I)e\Veil, of H. B. Thayer, of
James J. Kelly. Of Anna Loth‘.
Northcrly by land of said Kelly, of
said Loth and of said Thayer: East--
criy hv land of Inez Gallagher, of
said Kelly. of Richard Moriarty, 01‘
Childs and highway. '
SECOND TRACT:
W'estcrlv by land of Claude N. Perd‘
reaux; Northerly b3, highway; east—
erly by land of E Ward 0. Gilbert
and Bertha K. Gilbert. and of A. V.
‘ Barnes; Southerly’by old highway.
THIRD TRACT:
Triangular in shape. Southeriy and
Northwesterly by highway; North-
eastei-ly by land of Thomas Ray-
mond and wife.
Containing one hundred and ten
(110) acres, more or less, and more
particularly described in said com-
plaint returnable to the Superior Court
to be holden at Bridgeport in and [or
cemetery.
71d saosa. Encampment, No. 9. I. 0. 0. F.
talivcs and creditors of Betsey A- 383“of Grace Church. officiated and burial
the heirs. representatives and credit- ten.
Deaflg‘fl momeyelterday. in‘hls 57th your. after ’ .. : . . . '-
a few days illness with pneumonia. .
. Mr. Nash is survived Iy a. widow and _ , . , .
one son. George, and a brother Sid-
ney, the latter lacing-in New Haven.
The funeral will be hekai-om the late
home. tomorrow afternoon at. 2330 .1
o'clock. Rev. John J. Suavely officiat-
ing and interment will be in Non-walk
Thodeceaaed was a mem-
ber of the New England Order of Pro-
tection.
. k 5:. jifibég
__ CHICAGO. Feb.
Baby Km.
James Nimmo. infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Nimmo. died yester-
day at the home or his parents. 23
Day street. The funeral was held this
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock from the
funeral parlors of D. W. Raymond.
West Washington street. interment be-
ing in Pine Island cemetery. The
Rev. Cooper officiated.
Deans of Women here today.
"Thus duties." she said.
rial relationships the
The tuner-allot Baby John H. Fox.
infant son ot.Mr. and Mrs. John H.
morning at 9:39 o‘clock from the late,
home. The Rev.
officiated. The remains were'token to
Milford. Conn, for interment in Mil»
ford cemetery.
out upon the men of the college."
Miss 'Helcn Wright. director
“maul of Eugene P. Caner.
‘ The funeral of Eugene F. Carter. of.
11 Harriet street. was held at 2:30
o'clock today trom the late home. Rev. ,
Fred H. Jacobs officiated and burial
was in Riverside cemetery. The de-
ceased was well-known in Norwalk.
lege has to offer."
“Such students." she said.
and Bessc clothing store for
five years. For the past two
was a. member of Doric Lodge. F. & piece m ”Hutu“: “mane“...
A. M., of Hudson. Mass, of Lancas-
ter Lodge. Clinton. Mass. and of Ka-
___._—__————-—
Ph'EI’LNG 1031. ABOUT AGAIN
“moral of Mrs. Brown last night.
The funeral of Mrs. Johanna Q.
Brown was held this afternoon from
the late home in ‘16 Spring Hill ave-
nue. Rev. J. Benton Werner. rector
ecutlng Attorney
135 East avenue.
was in Lyons Plains cemetery. W'es—
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity:
night and Saturday;
with a cold wave: strong northwest
winds diminishing. The disturbance
which was central over Lower Michi-
gan yesterday morning passed out the
St. Lawrence Valley last night. It
caused unsettled weather with rain
or snow in the Lake region and New
England. A long ridge. of high pres-
front veranda. however. they
Fair to- Lockwood described the fellow
colder tonight.
the office of Dr. Robcrt l-I.
\Vest avenue.
____._._—.—————-—-———-—
ders
‘5... film mm
tit—Seventy per ;
cent. of the time of a dean of women _
should be devoted to administrative ;
and advisory duties and the remaining 7
l‘toirty per cent. divided about equally 7
between academic work and social re- .
“ammo. Mrs. G. w. Tanmiiui. dean ;
of women of Beioit College. Beloit. }
Wis“ told the National Association of ‘3
include
"endeuvoring to bring into normal so-
young women ,
twain-king for room and board in two'
homes. and the slut girl who needs .
drawing out; and the most impatient!
Fox. of '6 Cottage street, was held this of all. perhaps. developing and guide. :
log a distinctive social life among the
R. Irving \Vatkins‘wonwn students which is not depend»
Smith Collme. Northampton. Mass.
described the "special honors' " plan.
at that institution. which is “an ef-
fort to devise ways and means of giv-
'Ing the brilliant student more nearly .
her share or the. advantages the col- .
"suffer ‘
not more from the negative effect of
having their own best powers lie dor-
having been connected With 8”“? mot than they do from the positive
thirty- disadvantage or being .trenuently in an
years. atmosphere of intellectual standards .
however. he had been tiling With a lower than their own. and of having. 7
disease which caused his death- He their thoughts directed into common‘ :
"Peeping Tom" was at work again -,i
This time he was seen by .17
Mrs. E. M. Lockwood. wile of Pros- 9
Lockwood. peering;
into the front windows of her home in f
This happened at 7:25 o'clock. Mrs.
Loelwood Immediately telephoned the
police and Patrolmen Murphy and .
Clune went to the Lockwood home,
but the man had disappeared. On the
“SWAP MY HEATING .
PLANT? nor
MUCH!”
"Home in the winter: is what
you make it. and I’ve made mine
warm, by means of In
International One-Pipe
Heater
"\tht's that you say? I could
have done the same with other
kinds of heat? Perhaps so, but
I've found from experience that
there isn‘t any of the mailer]
‘just as good' kind.
"Every room in our home is
always warm——‘Spotty' heat's a
stranger-50 are big coal bills.
" Take my advice folks, and
install an International One
pipe Heater in your home.
There‘s no comparison!"
Sec
Henry A. Hegelmn,’ . .Agt.
Tel. 03-3
56 Water St. So. Wk
Plumbing. Heating W.
All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work
Keeps
the
Cellar
Cool
Sendsthe
WI whet-cit
belmgs.
found
the imprint of a man's shoe. Mrs.
wearing a soft. hat and white collar.
A special meeting of the Board of
Health is being held this afternoon at
Pcrduc.
Kendrick & Chase Garage
Scored Cylinders Repaired
Oily-Acetylene Welding and In!“
TELEPHONE 91 I
13 Raymond 8L, Booth Non-walk. 00—.
Sentinel classified ads work won-
sure from Montana southeastward to
Georgia is producing pleasant weather
in tho wcstcrn districts. The tempera-
turc is falling in the eastern and cen-
tral sections. It is bclow zero along
the northern border from Montana to
TRIMMING
Trees, Grape Vines, Shrubbery
Henry Beaupain
Michigan.
4 Woodbury Ave.. Norwalk
Advcriise. in the Sentinel for the Telephone "“0543
best results.
THE immune“ ElEClRlC to.
er hin
. 1ech'calfl .
207 E.WASHINGTON ST.
p on: 959
the County of l-‘airtield on the firstl
Tuesday of March. A. 1).. 1922. it at»:
pearini: to and being found by the sub-.
scribing authority that the .
representatives and creditors of"
Joseph \Vhitlock. late of \Vilton, d3:
creditors of Polly “'hitlock,
‘v'ilton. deceased; the widow, heirs,‘
representatives and creditors of David:
Wliitlock, Sr.. late of Wilton, deceas-
ed: the heirs. representatives
creditors of David Whitlrck, Jr., late,
of Wilton. deceased; the widow. heirs.
representatives and creditors oi,
Charles Slui‘ges late oi Wilton, de-
ceased: the widow. if any. heirs reorc.
sentniives and creditors of ()rlean Au
Sturges. late of Wilton, deceased; the
heirs. representatives. and creditors‘
ol Betsey A. Bennett. formerly of “’11-,
ton, deceased; the heirs, representai
87 West Walhlngton 8t. 8.‘ Non-walk
lives and creditors of Thomas M.‘
Fairly. late of how Canaan. deceased;
are made parties to said action with-
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tels.—Office, 1103; House, 693
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING’
If You Cannot Depend Upon Your
' Eyes
do not run the risk of a complete
threat: down of the delicate eye mus-
cles. Have the exterior and interior of
lyour eye mechanism examined by us.
THAMER,‘ INC.
Optometrists and Opticians
8 IAtlontic 5L. Stamford
HAVE THE PHOTO
MADE AT MICHELSEN’S
UP-TQ-DATE STUDIO
CENT‘RALLY LOCATED STUDIO
DOES HIGH CLASS WORK AT
CONSERVATIVE PRICES.
There is a certain responsibility
due the head of tamilies—and“tha.t is
having baby's picture made What
an important and lasting thing to
lave and how interesting for all and
heavyweight
ltll\“r (If thr. “’Ol‘ld, was in
r was
utrolman Jerry Dorney
' . »t “a” streets for passing
v. . , -‘* ”We." car at that in-
. f . spin of Johnson's prO-
scored material advances. Republic later on in life :6
Steel Pfd. was supported and regained This studio is wellrefitn‘lppbzgngisteilpf;
51.1: and one quarter points of its to—date equipment, is centrally locat-
earlier severe break. Substantial ad-
vances were also affected
gala. Chandler Motor,
ompeting Tabulating Recordin and made here will rem] -
Kresge, United States Retail Stores tor-y proofs. t in very satislac
broke four points on heavy selling due Quallbv of workmanship at conser-
in Coco photography. Anyr member of the
ed. and has the very latest .ideas in d
Houston Oil, family may rest assured that a sitting
to misgivings as to maintenance of the satlve prices ‘ is your experience at
out lurther or other designation that.
lhc Plaintiff‘s attorney. ha. 0. Gregory,‘
in the above entitled action has an-
nexed to the complaint an affidavit to
the effect that the said plaintiif nor
said attorney does not know who are
all and all of the heirs, representa-
tives and creditors ol‘ Jeseph W'hit-
lock. late of Wilton. deceased: the
heirs, representatives and creditors of
Polly \Vhltlock. late of \Vilton, de-
ceased; the widow. heirs, representa-
tives and creditors of David W'hitlock,
Sr.. late of Wilton, deceased: the heirs,
representatives and creditors of David
Whitlock, Jr.. late of Wilton, deceased;
the widow. heirs, representatives and
creditors of Charles Sturges, late of
Wilton. deceased:'the widow, if any.
heirs. representatives and creditors of
Orlean A. Sturges late of Wilton, de-
ceased; the heirs. representatives and
creditors of Betsy A. Bennett. for-
merly of Wilton. deceased; the heirs,
representatives and creditors of Thom-
as M. Fairly. late of New Canaan or
where all of them reside and they are
described as parties defendant in said
action without further describing the
names and residences of said widows,
heirs. representatives and creditors,
their residences andnames being un-
known to the plenum and his attor-
nes. it is
' rdered that Notice of the pendency
of the said Complaint be given to the
heirs, representatives and creditors
of Joseph Whitiock, late of Wilton. dc
ceased; the heirs, representatives 9.
creditors of Polly Whitlock. late 01"
of Wilton, deceased; the widow, heirs,
representatives and creditors of David
Whitlock. Sr.,_ late of Wilton. de-
cent; the heirs. representatives and
credi rs of Bend Whitlock, Jr., late
of Wilton, deceased, the widow, heirs,
representatives and creditors of
Charles Star-gee. late of Wilton, de-
ceased: the widow, if any,‘heirs, repre-
sentatives and creditors of Orlean A.
Sturges. late of Wilton, deceased; the
heirs. representatives and creditors ot
: the heirs, representatives
and creditors of Thomas in. Fairty.
late of .New Canaan, deceased, by pub-
lishinfihis order in the South Nor-
walk tinel. a newspaper published
in the town at Norwaik and havinga
circulation in said county and Lathe
heirs.l
ceased; the heirs. representatives and‘-
late of:
and .
Farm-41:1,)”
SHOE SALE
For This Saturday Only
of the well known
BARRY SHOES
IN TAN AND BLACK
FREE For this Saturday only one bottle
Cleveland Oil Shoe Polish with every pair of
shoes.
W
$10.00‘and $12.90 Barry Shoes -
for this Saturday only, Sale Price $7.98
$9.00 Barry Shoes, Sale Price . . . . . . . . . $6.48
7.008hoes,SalePrice............... 5.48
6.00 Shoes,Sale Price 4.98
5.008hoes,SalePrice............... 3.98
5.00‘Boys’ Shoes, Sale Price . . . . . . . . 2.75
Every Pair Strictly Guaranteed. A New Pair if They
. Go Wrong
Rubber Heels Already Attached
No matter what shape fool: you may have, we guar-
GOLDEN ’S
Washington St.,
Clearance
Sale
Now in Progress
So. Norwulk
UNIONSUITS
A fine warm garment for
..- ......... ..
_...- ..._
A Timely Offering
of a Heavyweight Ribbed
these cold days
$2.15
or two for $4.00
Costello '
Men’s Shop
21 North Main Street
Betsey A. Bennett; formerlyof Wilton. ‘ ~
eceased
antes to fit your foot correctly before
you leaveour store.
. "Jack. Johnson,"
r. . ill r turn back and go to
..t llu N‘Olle)‘ m1"
{present six percent annual we.
, this establishment.
. m whence
. as new amass?
three. times" ’
said townsotNew madman
an
Norwalk Chronicler