Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 2, 1922 · page 11

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l\ “I \lOftlAH.
Xll's. Jane M.

WANTED

 

MziSt be a bits-
;ind tor the right man

make minor re-
l~ lli‘t‘, Sentinel X.\'.Z.

 

_. l|r~A;\lI”i[ll9‘,
uld<time furniture. ma-
....-ii-_v. maple. pine. etc. also

Dflcdf‘io

years old.
\\c_~l[mrt A\c.. Phone

 

iv“ girls tor light tac-
Irniu H years up. Steady
: g ml wages. Apply top floor
\\ ashiiigton

 

. (i.t'l|v'“ woik by expert
A m'mkiflle 0l~ Eum.
mi oi Gardening. Accents rill
planting. or
Illld work on

\‘u‘walk (‘onn

 

 

Tom

 

imprint lll(‘lll'<

. fii'i- room‘l.
nts. t'etllially located.
.\or\\'.ilk. llent

 

unlurni<hn>d

.‘gJ-w ._

.\‘iit “llllx Agency.

 

\‘.'ivsi \\‘:t\li9iigliui >ll‘l‘tl

l1 l'tllllll :iptllllllt'lll. :lll ltilt‘s‘t

 

 

\‘l'llJJAM l“. HOYT

REAL ESTATE

«lilnll ll:ll’ll_ l

mind “4'“, litiit

tl>ll \l '.-iii
'i‘ be :l'l])l't"‘l.’l'f'll

\VII.LIAM F. HOYT
Es‘..1te——Tel, 435

l-‘OR SALE

 

 

of? West avenue.

.me-im all im‘prove-
East Norwalk.

le‘ John T. Hayes

 

 

l ill—room house

yunements. 2 minutes
2: Jung-ton street bridge.

"”5 y in person

 

ll. LAYTON & CO.

 

 

 

l"HT “'l‘lit'" ('Ol'(.'H

\‘.l.t’I/il\ln‘: cough and

l" iss.’ QI'F —Stillson-

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Sentinel for the

 

 

F trim. §0milf081¢m swung: sum..-

Wants, To Let. for Sale, Business and notational cards. Miscellaneous Advn.

LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT

rwo Cent: 9. word; minimum charge 600 pet has, wannabe. Gap: Double Price.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR. SALE

iron site.
so-nger touring.
top, live good

good running
able tifi'cr.

winter

tires.
condition.
l’llUl‘lt’ "-""

Any

19!? Studebaker. 7-931»
and summer
just. ovcrhausel.
TCdSCU-

 

FUR SALE—«Contractor haying
sound and good workers.
not old . went out
young. sound

T “(‘50
horses.
homes.

but nice

I'bla
buy. Sec
rear :01. “'est
Bridgeport.

FOR SALE

.-\\e. opp Slut. sii‘ct.

 

 

Rhode Island Red, ma-

hogany strain. Madison Square Car-
[or

~den winners, utilit eggs. $3.00
15. $8.00 [or '30. $15. 0 per 100. "Breed
,ing stock. Circular. Phone 140. B.
iQuackenbush, Darien.

l~‘()R SALE Fine old house in excel-
lent sectiom to be sold‘ tore10se an
Price $9,000. Phone

estate. Large lot.
Taylor & Golden C0.. inc. 1230.

and large lot.

, inquire
field .\vc_

 

'l"UI‘L SALE-Kitchen stove and Duv-
. enport, slightly used. Also a
top desk. Will sell reasonable. inquire
evenings after 6 o'clock. Restaurant.
’15) Railroad Ave. So. Norwalk.

‘IPOR

 

SALE ~ Chevrolet touring.

opposite Wilson's llat Sziop. So. .\'0i-—
iyyulk. Tel. 9W3.

 

l-‘UR SALE One kitchen stove and 1

small ice box at a bargain. price on
account ot movtng. Apply at. 6 p. in. at

I

I ~_. Ann street.

l-‘I Iltfls.\l.ii "Brand new $125 Victroia'

tor $7.3. A tew other house l'urnish-
inns. inquire a” Saturday afternoon
at :10 Sprint: sheet. second floor.

110
work Wishes to sell 5 young horses.
are

price $83. up-
vsards. Trial gl\'tl‘l. Double halllt’SSl‘S.
Meets. Good chance for .l poor iiianl

Superintendent stable.

wince SALFr~Nice onaiiuniiia house.
at 46 Fall‘-

hand and Se
(levy of Jammy. 1922.

 

"BUSINE .58 NOTICE # .

 

Certificate Ike-extending Charter

Treasury Department.
Comptroller of the Currency.
Washington. D. C., January 30.

Whereas. by satisfactory

1923.

Bank of South Norwatlk,
lOCfllC‘d in the L‘itv ot‘ Smith Norwalk
in the County of l-‘airfield and Ill
Slzlll‘ ot‘ Connecticut.

existence. and l'or other purposes." aD~

proved July 12. 1882. as amended by

the Act, approved April 12. 1902.
Now. Therefore. 1. D. R. Crisstnger.

Comptroller of the. Currency, do here-
"The City National

by certify that
Bank of South Norwnlk" located
the City of South Not-walk
County of P‘airfleld and State of Con-

in

necticut is authorized [0 have succes-

sion for

the period specified in its
amended

articles of asset-tattoos

namely, until close of business on Jan-

uary 30. 1942.
in testimon whereof 'itness my

of office this thliteenth

D. R. CRISSINGER.
Comptroller of the Currency Exten-

sion No. 1439. Charter No. 2643.

 

llat

 

lit at
class condition. $135. A Mair Garage,

cBANES’ MUSIC STUDIO

(‘OHlllli‘l‘t‘l‘dl Building. Norwalk. 1 to
9 p. 111.. Tuesdays, \Vednesdays, 'l‘liitrs-
days. Violin. Banjo-Mandolin, Hawai-
ianlluitar. Ukulele taught. instru—
ments sold on easy payments.

 

Has deterloaited. moaning.

 

 

.l’UR

deuce on ltaytuond Terrace, 7 rooms
ltnd hath. sit-uni heal. garage.
lino building lot. For lull
l'liotii- 11:26.

 

 

FOR SALE \\';irdrobi-. in pel‘lt'cl. (on.
diiion. Phone 11151 or tall at
l low avenue.

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE 19:: Alath-ll t‘oupe. run

Too miles
for real (‘>lilLl‘.
\Vlill sll't'i'l

Nor“ til it Ago-no)". 01

Hill SALE inning room and lii'il-
rtioiii llll‘llltlll“. also pit-lures. "hairs.
china and I'lll glass. (Hill
ll” ltnil mil-1' Mttll'h 3, ill ti thine SI.
BRAND NEW BATHROOM. $55
Syphon ClOSt'l.
l‘nlllllt‘l bathtub and
nickel-plated littiiigs: special big bur-
.zuin. while ci-lluloiil wall-i‘i'lriset
skulls. $5. St‘idt-nlwrp, (‘0. 545 Itil .ne”
ietween mm and 37th streets, N. Y.

 

l:i\ :ilory, \\ till all

 

ll‘t)lt S.\l.l<.‘ Murktt garden.
berries. lriiil, Tinotii housc.

nor). shop. pig pen, $2.3M! rash

.\llll‘h"ll. rrl‘lt'llhlln“ lbtll.

<tl.'l\\-
ll-‘El

Ht'ii.

 

I’Olt SALPL-(‘ord wood, in all lengths

wood Farm. Ask tor superintendent.

—s‘-- 7——- . 4a-.

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lillS'l' ~liolil<
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ll b.inlt il.‘ p.i_\llit.-llt hil> lll‘i"l :tizppiir

llil' clow-
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LUST .\

siiiitll llill>t illll'IlllllnL‘ :i
bill :inil ~iii;~ll I’lllln'." on \\';i~liilii:-
.‘tili slim" or North .\l:lili >llt‘t’ l"'llll

tl pimlsi- l't'llll‘ll It) The Swntiiit I ()lLy (-

 

 

S.\LE—-Fine new modern resl~

also
information

35 Hay.

[Cosy tcltlis. or “ill trade

:tl'tt'iiiooiis.

 

 

.inil l'l‘t't'l‘vn' l('\\ill‘4l.

LUST lltllltt‘dl buoku nt.lilbi>r.< :8”
and 25:30 oi the Norwulk lliiililliig
l.(l.‘lll :iuil lll\'1'.\llill'lll .r\\\'|('l‘.illi|ll.i
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li\\'lli‘f'. l-‘intlui- will kindly li'llllll >.lllli|
it) Hil‘llfll'tl ll ‘;')lllt'll. St-li'i'ldl‘}. I‘ll"
Nol‘iiiilli lillll'llll:. l.ii.ln A‘ llll't-sl

nit-lit Assni lilllltll
LOST liunlt hook ltLt;_‘. tin l'iiiplus'

Trust (‘0. ‘lti-iurn to lilink.

__,..____ 7 .____n~,_.4'1-“ _

Henry Beaupain
TRIMMING

Trees, Grape Vines, Shrubbery
4 Woodbury Ave., Norwalk
Telephone 140613

 

 

 

 

O. G. PALMER
Auctioneer

Ofice A. D. Morgan
Sardwnre Store. South Norwolk

 

Weather Forecast

 

3'01"“:th
or

l"tIl and

this

\ll iiiity:
illl"l’ll't(tl.;
not mitt-ii

llgiill.
t lfllltl:i'
t'liziligi-

slit-l
tonight :tnil Friday.
in lt‘lllpl l'.iliiri; t't'lsli to strong shift—
in: \\lll'l~6 becoming “Orth\\t‘$t null
\\I‘Sl The' tlislilrlmnci which “as
t‘t'l‘lll‘lll 0\'i-r the Lower Mississippi
\';t||i-_\' yesterday. lluS moud t-iistu‘agl
no“ t'I-litrul on tho- .‘iliililli‘ At»
coast it has causcil rain or
during: lhr last 24 hours in all
rust of the Mixsissippi river.
It Will probably moic out to to—
lliix. \Vt-stern arm of high prissure
has moved southward and caused ”11‘
usually low temperatures for the sea-
son or the year in Kansas. Oklahoma
and Texas. Freezing temperaturts
extend as far south as the Mexican
border and zero temperatures as fa.-
south as KansaS.

SHUHI

.‘lllll is
lunlit'
M10“?

5‘. i-tirins

Sl’il

 

REGISTERED MAIL BAG STOLEN

KONKAKEE. Il‘l.. March 2.—F0ur
registered mail pouches. each filled to
capacity and believed to contain only
registered mail. were stolen from the

lllinois Central baggage room, early

today.

 

s. ( t-ssioiiists

illtll‘
“llll
l‘htlnct-llor
publicly
recent
some
port
”it

are giiing much
:liiil

voun AUTOMOBILE
parts and units are worn- and in bad

be neglected, for safety and economic
reasons. First-class overhauling b
expert mechanic on all make cars. A 1
work gumn . Phone 490. Garage
15 Marshall St... So Norwalk.

JOSEPH S. KERY, JR.
Plumbing, Tlnning and Heating
Country Water System
Ranges and One-Pipe Heater.
Telophono 492

 

21 Taylor Avenuo. So. Not-walk, Conn.

 

Naggy Bron. Local- md long distance
trucking or all kinds. Dull
New York. Addrul 71
Phone 318.

m

CARRIGAN & FLYNN. local and long

distance trucking of all kind-
Ofllco Leary I: Co. Phone 1577. Bonn
phone 363.

FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattress”, pillows, bolster: and
cushions of all kinds sold on our my
payment plan. Also renovating. satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or

IUOOC.

 

 

china. lowdown tunicltelephone 317 (or representative to

NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe 8:. 80. Norwalk.

3‘. H. BAXTERT

DRUGGIST

i Page a Shaw, Park & Tilfort

supplied promptly. Phone 221, Lodge-l

Green Seal, and Russell'l
I SOUTH MAIN STREET
AGENT FOR

CANDIES

URDER OF NOTICE

NH lTI'TZ

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Slut“ Ill (”linniiiii lliut‘i- lil t‘oun-'
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int-1w”. M-i litllh, to)» .l illiiuti viiiw
pi-lttllllir lit-Hui- llll- tlllll . li.i\iii.' l-l-i-n
in-riitriml llll‘lt'lll tin llii- l'ir~' 'l‘ipril.i\
lll l‘i-liiliiiiy_ 11.22. I

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'lll.~ itlllil tlllil llll‘ .tiil lll'fl'llllillll l\
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pails uulmouii. .inil lhul lliill.“ oi ilii-
_pPI)4lI-lli\ til the (illlilllilllll “us- given
.ttfi lIl|llllill by lillll‘l' oi Ill'lll'l' her-do»
lrlllti i>~ila d, :iliil no“ the plaintiff :lslls
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‘hi- pi-nili-iti'y of

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Lto‘fiilo E Otto—12' _
TREATENS T0

RESIGN OFFICE‘

Continued from First Page.

 

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_\ll.“lt'll (‘liiiiuluiluiin that Sir (icorur
’i'iitinlslbl‘. l'.l'lt" fit llii “UllSI'l‘\llll\t'

“ho iicolltl\"
ll‘ li.i llnilsv
go or lll‘ “ill

attacki ii
of (,‘lilllr
sit-p do“ n

tilt )bl‘t'lllll'l'.
inons must
ll'clii Olin-i.
Sir (Home tactics have
“Illl disiaior among u consider
srctloit til llit putty. t5p(‘('iflll_\
.\lr. (‘hambl'rhiiii and Lord
lilrkt'ilhf‘fill. the latte-r
you-int: his disapproval iii d.
speech. In this connection.
significance is attached to u rw
thzit Younger may ii-sign from
lloiisc- :iiitl lit-t-Ii-Vlilwl to the

Yonnprr's
”It"

pm - rune.

.\l"-‘lll“‘l'lllt’ thi- goi'v-rnmint leaders

an early meeting of thr:

l'onservative Party is expected.

 

 

DO NOT FAVOR TARIFF AGREE-

MENT

\K'ASHlNGTON, March 2.~VVilliam|

S_ Fielding. who came to “'ashington
several days ago in the interest of a
general- tariff reciprocity agreement
between the United States and Cana-

da. has been advised by Congressional.
leaders that Congress does not look

 

with favor at. this time on such an
agreement. > -

Olficu of

 

cy-idencel
presented to the undersigned. it has.
lbcen made. to appear that The City
lNational

has eonipliedl
with all the provisions oi the Act of‘
Congress “to enable National Ban-king
Associations to extend their corporate

in tho

 

dlflerem i

‘.it lll

condition, a condition which shouldnotl ..

trips to

 

 

, .
g4. stly t- inlet :4.

i‘i)lll[)l:lilll bel

Tamily may rest assured that a sitting

time to the problem'
whoie'

 

Dalila: and Nash.

I'lntt‘ral of .‘II‘S. T'l‘nhlll)‘ Cunt“:

 

Mai“... ma. SW.

The i‘imerztltot .‘m.1‘lm0f-lly Collins. sppcia] or selected issues were sub
wlm tlu-il \en suddenly yisivritao‘ stantially higher at the opening of
W015“ 3‘ “0“ home- Chi‘stiiul Hill. today's smelt market. but leaders re.
“'1” "l‘ ““1“ Si”““‘“-“ lllOrnlnF. 3‘ netted further selling piessure. baseil'

. z8:30 trout her late homo at nine in part on the and of tax legislation

'clock from St. .lkm‘s Church. 138‘ at “Washington. Chamber Mb'm'r rost-

sidcs her husbamd’ Hie deceased is sur-
\-'.\.~.l by three children. George.
Cintrlcs and Killllf‘t‘lllt. The remains
“ill be taken by l“llll(‘l‘:ll Director A.
.l. (‘ollius to Calvary Cemetery. llroqk.

I lat-l man averaged 1~point

bit. for lumrmt’m- iure shares. Early quotations for ill"
-—— principal torcign. exchanges were
l-‘uucrnl of Mrs. “IINVK‘ lower.
'l'llt‘ funeral of N111: (firms ““3009 ‘

 

or liry Hill Road. will lu- held at 2:30
“-Cmpk l-‘ridny afternoon front the
Not-“till; M, 1-2. Church. ltev. George
1‘. Tompkins will otllciutmand burial
“ill be in liiyet‘side cemetery.

variety or obscure industrials

lar dealings of the. morning.

 

 

 

I). “L SBH'TH \VT‘K $30 I’Rlfil-I

 

lAmerican Chicle. United Drug
Remington Typewriter.
in; l to 2‘43 points.

[)“tulil “"httlelil Smith of 69 Me'-
tlow sl‘rt-v‘t. this i‘ilS'. “as today nwurd—

 

til J pnzi- Oi 35v" in the Daily Xv-\vs tic DUE, Crucible. 3.088 Shame!!! and-
Hui-oei-olw contest. . Studebaker also reacted 1. Further

.\"l' Smith. «on oi 'l‘ln-mlunz Smith rallies before noon accompanied lhi‘
and :i inirpn-nlrr sum-A lime :igo srltl lllllHnZ 0f Mexican Oil. including' Pall

 

 

 

lin his Horoscope to lint-m maul» :it l’elroleuiiis. Rails again strengthened,
Xlll‘ News and “-us quit.» surprispd u. jespecially Missouri Pacific- Pitt. gm.
rt-crlw- llUlllll‘flllflh that he haul won ("ago and Illinois Common and Pr?
the N t‘uncl prizv ot‘fvrml today. “’TW‘I 3'"! ROt'k Island. these rising l
Folltniinn is lions Blake's horn» It) 3‘;- points.
'sciipo of Mr. Smith. \"lilt‘li won lilnl -
in.~ [\t‘l.’.- “'AlJ. STREET. 1:?!" p. m. rRopre.
lminht V Radiant: glittering. scnlaliw- railroad shares began to re.
\V'iiit'ieltl ~~\K'hitv tivltl. live! the pi‘i‘sistt‘nt buying in other
siniili- ’l‘o SHIIlI‘ or. Slrl‘kr. quarterS in the afternoon. Union PH-
i-‘uilwr’s Nanlvw'l‘lii‘odurt- lznmes cil‘ic FlSiHl-Z 13—4 and New York (‘cn-
Snillll. “‘3' 1‘2 Wink“. Equipments. motors.
'i‘lil-odorc ~(ill‘l oi God. and “”5 1013290 slt‘adily ahead. Jl’ld
ltmyesr Steward. ”19"” was an expanded demand for
Smith Some or slrlkt'. man} or. the usually inactive low-
\lillllt i- .u Nulllt‘ Min-y yup-lint“ llrlced railroad issues.
l‘t’tlllll. ._ _
.\i..i-.\ l'.\:ill.l'd. O'DONNELL IS
\ truiiiiu l-‘louriuliiii;
t‘iolul A plant; the tuition-up, SEI‘IENCEI) T0
lil'lllll.i\ Jul“ :1' BEFORE]! SCHOOL

tight
your

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lti smut
In .1

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UP-TO—DATE STUDIO'

 

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CFNTRAI.LY LOCATED STI‘IDIO

DOES Infill CLASS \VORK AT ,rut‘siutlmn :il .llL‘ .ll1.lll' iiii \\lilt'll
(‘oxsiiiu’ATn'ic anns. 1.... M... m... ,..i mm. m. (amt...

There is a ccrtnih risponsibil‘ity ”my..- |i)(';ill'«il lli llH

duo the head of families—and that is lilUl'k. 50”,“ \i.:\\;tll; \.1\,

having baby's picture. made. “'hat

an important and lusting thing to

lave, and how interesting for all and

later on in life for the baby herself. 3”

This studio is well eoiiipped with up- 4 ‘

to-date equipment. is centrally locat-
ed. and has the. very latest ideas in
photography. Any anmllel‘ of the

made here will rESult in very satistac-

tOTY proofs. 'l‘hc suburban body is :i

 

QUE-“0’ 0f “’Orkmanshlp at conser- typo or carwruiid J. l'i'vmi'u iK- Sons
vatlvc prices is your experience at are ueil (‘txtlippt'tl tor this work, An
this eStabllshmt—nt. The Michelson up—to-dtitc '..uhurbln body will be built
Studio. 73 Washington St. Phone 437. on a t'l’lflfi‘ils or it is possible to change,
Ad" the touring hotly into ll‘f‘ suburban

tip—to—ilatt- sliliiirlizlti lmtiy will be built

lt-aturt-

 

conservati \ t; price. l-Zs cry
tho
the premises by

('0!)(‘(‘ rn‘s employ.

 

 

OLD CARS

Sell Your Old Car: to the

skilled men in

 
 
 
 

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1310 North Avenuo
Between Oak and Center St”
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone 3mm 5586-2
Secondhand ports and tine- to

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“'ALL STREET. 10:30 a. Ila—A few

1 3-8 and General American Tank and
advances.
but secondary steels. equipments and
foreign oils eased fractionally to 1'?
points with tobaccos and luOliOn pic

WALL STREET; NOOll.—‘:\n unusual
and
specialties figured in the more irregu-

tlicse were British Empire Steel First
i’rd.. at a declineot‘ six points. Steel
and Tube i‘ld.. American Safely Razor.
and
these. declin-
l.(.i\\'-pi‘lced domes.

Hill lll;tl

‘exlrt-me and. when he has n little indi-
A ‘gcstion to fancy himsell an object of
l . . tragic misery.

Mi ll’ill

l'ltii.ip. ‘
‘tiie maiiutacture oi

Mull.“ kl iuo they function better in their own par-
.ticular

BUILT flEllllflls

popular

of
work by the “a; will. be done on
this

The motto of this establishment—

. - To Ito The Job Right" and
Brldgepogt Auto wreCk whether it is painting wot-lg. body
mg 00- |building. the making of tops, .slip

leavers, cushions. curtains. floor’vmats.
the building of wheels. .elc... “guilt find
this organizatiofn ready and willing to
give a. square _dea.l...at a. right: , price
4 evezyunxe.’ Talkrthejtrb meridian J.
. Pnnififiz; Sousa: “aural-11w can-
Seafiewaveg

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WAR suspnns
CONTRIBUTIONS
ARE POURING IN

(Continued

 

from First Page.)

 

Samuel liooilucr:

, "My associates Colonel lsaiic M.

l‘limau and Judge Jacob t‘upliiu join

me in cumming: to you our best

thziiiks tor your spin udid t-llnrls. You

are certainly to lic_congrnttilutcd on

the results obtained and \u
supreme success."
Signed

CHARLES H SilAl‘ll‘til.

Statue Chairman.

“\Vliile countless thousands of tin :s

have already been saved through the

\\ isli 3 on

geiiornsity oi Americans," Mr. Samuel
TModner Chairman or the Norwalk
-l{clicf Committee “liich is to raise

 

$l5.tl|l0. told llll‘ campaign t‘niiimlltu
yesterday. "The rl‘lll task has yet to l" .
accomplished."

"l-‘ecdiiin and clothing (in. sl.lt‘\lll2
and helping them in their tight against l

t

famine. 9’\]\(\Nlll‘f‘ .ind
course. the first duty." said ll"
our. the Joint Illslrihtiliou
(w; which disburses ibi-

discus: ix iit‘
"Ho“
l‘nlllnlll'

funds for (lit

\ill‘lOlls. American Jewish lit-int So-
cieties. has lN‘OHdI-‘llt‘tl its St'upt and
iiii‘ltldus medlro—wutitury int-:isiltV s

against viii-li‘iiilcs. tn t-xiublisli‘fl‘r/
caring and training work and to helpl
bring them» stiffem'rs to tilt ability (0‘
help ‘lit‘llanhi-s " I I

“\‘Vllfiv in lhr sch ll ciiiltttiiu-s \\'h|'l‘(‘
the Committee‘s pimple are at work.
llicrr has licj :i (‘lllllllll‘lv‘ registry and
there has been a complete registry and
uiiili-t' tliv direct care of the Commit.
tee. suryi-ys indicate that nczlrl) 300,
tum still in tict‘d Few at
this iiuiiibt-r limp known in seven
inirs \tlizit ll iniiiiis to hm.» enough

:ll'l‘ (illV‘ll

lo cut,

"Must 0i~
better than
litip; pllil’illly
lht‘rv.
offers.

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wondering iioiiiuils.
lllllt‘ to eat here
sleeping WHOT‘PVV‘I‘ an“ shelter
moving triim lllllt‘t‘ to place in
a four lured by which they
\l'lllll'ssvtl, and Without :i i'liani‘t‘
to be t‘.l|‘(‘d tor or trniiicil. mornlh or
ltiilttstl'iulli unless Alitericu helps "

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lwce, small hours. . '
l lie also (‘nijS going to the otmr

 

'l‘his Illlllllrl titiivcrsal dwsiit» for
lcrises and cliniaxos has lead to a sue»
lcession of lads men along the. pro-
;gressii-c path of sch-nee. .

l Just now the lad is to get rid 0f the
teeth. it one has a boil it“ is sure to
'have a friend who will assure him that l
this comes from a bad tooth. If he;
have a lame but it or a sprained thumb!
2or a slight: headache. on the morning
after trying his latest experiment. lnl
lemonade. froml

,hops, malt. raisins. brown sugar until
lyenst, he gets exactly the same ad-i
vice.

He gets so set in this croovo that!
,when the furnace does nut draw W0”.
he starts tor the dentist to have a:
tooth pulled. l

l

‘ I This is all because a large number oil
lchronlc diseases have been cured by:
' getting rid of a tooth which was in~l
M" editing the entire system, but this (local
"""""""“.not mean that the extraction of any
NIH.” .‘lrt tolling iiiiilltk ll‘lll \\iill\ ("liltoolh “‘lll pu‘ the constitution of “S

tormer owner in perfect. repair.
Teeth are natural; they are useful:

department than anything
which man has invented: they stand a
terriflcnmount of abuse and still
make a generous return of toll and
pleasure: they always do the best they
can under the circumstances.

Therefore tin sensible course to
take is to consult with your dentist so
as to arrange the circumstances that
your teeth will last at least. as long as
you do.

When the dentist advises the extras.
Lion of a particular tooth. he will do

 

so only because that particular tooth

8. M. DEITZ. D. S.

 

When your doctor tells you that

an expert Optometrist

See

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is more dangerous inside the mouthl
than outside and he will know exactlyl
why this is, l

l

you eyes should be examined byr :

 

'THAMER, lNC.__

 

ELEVEN

N.Y.,N.H.&H.R.R.Co
TIME TABLE

 

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 17TH. 1921.
SO. IVORWALK 1‘0 NEW YORK.
Daily.

A. M.—E~.4Sx. 6.08. 6.56:. 1514:.
7.58m 8.1631. 8.19. 9.041. 9.36. 10.411.

11.21:.

P. Air—12.93. 1.11x. 1.23. 1.48:.

2.221: 3.22:. 4.503;. 5.44. 6.11:. 63‘
6.56:. 7.83:. 10.05;. 12.43:.
Sum
A. M.—5.4Sx. 8.59. 9.21:. 10.41:.
P. M.—-12.01. 1.11:. 1.44:. 2.46:.
8.14:. 4.60x. 5.44. 6.562. 7.07:; 8.03.
9.19; 10.061. 10.40, 12.37:.

—Q'!a—
NEW YORK 10 80. NORWALI.
Daily.
A. M.—3.39. 4.2011. 5.30.
8.00x. 9.15L 9.42x. 10.06. 11.00:.
P. M.—-12.03. 1.06. 2.2.0! 2.50. 3.30:
8.54. 4.23. 4.25:. 5.10x, 5.35. 6.00:,
6.03, 7.3iix, 8.00:. 11.101. 12.00:.
Sunday.

733‘

A. M.—-6.00. 7.43x. 9.00; 1033‘
11.00x.
Ell—1:40. 1.03:. 3.35:. 5.9;

b.2hx. 6.00x, 7.00:, 7.35:. 8.00:. 1119‘
12.00:.

 

80. 1‘0an TO NEW' RAVEN.

"any.

A. M.-—~6.03. 7.15. 9.02:. 10.20:.'

P. M.---12.08n. 1.20. 3.3121. 4.21. 5.21.
6.23. 7.07x. 8.46x. 9.131. 12.18:. 12.28:.
1.08:.

 

Sunday
A. M.—1.08x. 7.43, 9.02:. 10:10.
11.10:.
P. M._—12.osx, 2.07:, 4.42;. on:

6.48. 7.07x. 8.23x. 8.46:. 9.13}. 1113‘

 

12.261.
NE‘V HAVEN T0 30. NORWA“.
Daily.

A. Bin-4.52:. 5.47.
9.45m. 11.00

6.47. 8.09. 8.25.

 

P. l\l.—li‘.19x. 1354. 206. 8.531.
4.22. 5.11. 5.30. 6.04x. 6.10x. 9.151.
11.4lx

Sunday.

A. M.-——4.Bi‘x. 7.54. 8.31:. 9.45:.
11.00.

P. M.—12.19x. 1': 54x. 1.57:. 2.25:
8.58x. 4.32. 6.04x. 6.10:. 7.071. 9.153.
9.34. 11.41x.

SOUTH NOR“’ALR T0 DAN'BUBY.
Daily.
A. M.-—6.57. 9.08.
P. M.—‘l.25_ 1.54s. 4 MW. 536. 6.36
Sunday.
A. M 9 1’5.
P.M.——'.‘.15.7.i‘0.
DA.‘IH‘IL\' 1‘0 MiI'TH XORWAIK.
Daily.
A. M. 55171:. 1034
P. M.——13.lfi. 3 M. 641.
Sunday.

A. hl.—»T.b0.

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Kendrick & Chase Gal-ago

 

Scored Cylinders Repaired
Oxy-Acetylene Welding and Brain:
TELEPHONE 91!

13 Raymond St... South Net-walk. Cons

 

 

 

. 257 i:.iiili§iiitlc.10tt sr.
PHONE 959

 

A Timely Offering

of I lli‘il\'}'\\ eight Ribbed

UNIONSUITS'

A fine warm gagment for
these cold dz ys

$ 2 . 1 5 I
\or two for $1.00 't.

Costello:

Men’s - Shop

21 North Main Street "

 

 

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. FREE OF:
CHARGE

We will fill prescripe
tions free of charge for
any poor family upon
receipt of a writ f. e n‘
order from their physi-,
clan.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Pharmacy ..
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