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Park St.
Bl gGrfimm 36 Gregory.
ionic“:
‘31; Tel.1820
”it.
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'11. -‘ 'Ilill'
business.
III: NT-«Part of store. 750 square
9 main floor and 12 ft. from win—
Humble for piano and talking
Low rent. More
‘._;v- u ‘uvuilable if desired. Apply 240
.Brirlgeport.
”OESALLFM this week only. Howie
of 10 or more memo,-
acres“ Well located. two blockot
5'» I FT 011 Mott avenue, room and
mh on ground floor.-
7' III I
.‘ll
‘11th pic
decorated.
muniodntions.
ll
Phone 1337.
Private on-
Ms Newly eqmmd
esigned especially?
.,. man or couple desiring superior
agency, 15 SouthW .Mllin street-
erels. Deep dark color, well bred.
from 7 to 8 pounds 33. 00 each. Also
toasters. Junius Brown 25 Elm Grove.
o l E’l‘mFive rooms. centrally locat-
All improvements. Call 13 High
Id
”on t. South Norwalk
'l‘l‘ 'l Limb—Furnished.
housekeeping,
lllzlll,
sleeping.
ling 2d bell.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
Look. what I am offering this week!
rooms, 1 small born, 1 well,
all in excellent
i house, l
at
. mdiiiOl‘l for $3,500.
6 rooms.
garage. 1 well.
7: 4
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7! -w
in ;;I I
III
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,-
res of
$4 000;
an i
( «sh $
I' :III.
I .
‘Ih
,, I‘,Imms hams good well, fruit
1 lltfr‘ $7.;000 cash $1, 500.
aczes, 34 acres
6 notes of wood.
, I he seen to be appreciated.
Price $12, 500
ll . 1mm ..,
plowml
lm
lIIIIll
land.
l'xé
cash $1, 900
HIM» house 10 moms, 2 baths lot
I I," I’ll’liI $4 500; cash $1, 000.
l . III-(mm house. 6 acres of land,
chicken houses.
1,000.
5 rrmms out buildings, 4 acres
'ml Price $1 500; mortgage HF
40
tiled.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
Pic :II Estate—TeL :435
two rooms.for
I (‘0 (zine. xroom for
uur ngle a 0113 h h
82 Flax Hill Road g 0 Inc
chicken houses. 1
acres at
Pl' Ice
Call between 3 and 5. Phone 1202—4.
barn and 8,
trolley. Prie baa cbeen
this week 5 e 4:135” Pit-ii;
touch at once 3“The?“ La:
LFOR. SALE—Rhod‘e Island Red cOck- ‘
I'GIICB ,
FOR. SALEaRhode Island Red, ma-
aegeg‘i‘zfily strain tihaladueon Sqtsiare Gar-
ners. u Iy eg 300 for
15. $8. 00 for 50, $15. 00 poi-$100,. Breed
I'ng stock. Circular. PhOne 140,13.
Quackenbush, Darien
BRAND NEW BATHROOM, $55
enamel bathtub and lavnto . with all
nickel-plated fittingis; special big bar-
gain. white cel uloid watercloaet
seats $5. Seidenberg Co., 515 3d ave.
)etwéen 36th and 37th streets, N. Y.
FOR. SALE—~Market garden, straw-
Daniels, fruit, 7-rgtém house hen
nery. s op. pig pen 500 ca 1 Ge
Mitchell. Telephone 1861. S) o.
Scored Cylinders Repaired
Ozzy-Acetylene Welding and Brain:
,, TELEPHONE 911
18 Riymond St, South Nor-walk. Conn
.2...
FOR SALE
‘ S moms with' all improve-
: 3.1.]; located on: West avenue.
In? ‘3: rooms—With all improve- .
In," ‘ .1 lmated in East Norwalk. ' '
1" mmms 0n Y0“: ViCtrda";
Ask John T H ‘ Y“ Ca“ 3"“ '
~ . ayes
h”.
an L. 7” Street , Nomnlk “Rigoletto-Piani much1“‘3'_.
~.:. Late Insurance Galli Curcl e Luca
‘y r» “Boheme- - 11840th NW"
k rative”
FOR SALE by Orville; Hermld
.. ‘ _Lét us play‘them’for’you‘. ' ’
UTIE 7-ROOM. HOIUSE ‘
All I”.
P
011a extra. lot 5091904
On Trolley Line
A .t
.. the best locations in
East Norwalk
ll. LAYTON &.C,O,. '
FI 'fiRXTERQ ..
honours-I-
33° is Shaw. Pork mm?
‘ "“3" 3031. and my:
' SOUTH MAIN 31mm
AGENT son
CANDIES
AUCTIO
elllnv S'gt SALE
1" lieu
-Il lhu Hi
‘ ”ii if
edzh Dollar. H“
,SoithNa-
r. Wilsey of New rm;
otk horses, 3 ~
4
.ll_ W2“.S4g?:ni dd h'
Vv w!
kinds him,
. movements, 2.033% . .; 1 _.
AUCTION SALE
'1‘. Bates. Audience.
Public Auction on
‘ E.
at
est l! ,
household elem
lowing; Two exienfloi tab
autopilot-3.1m: rugs,
will?
I
Kendrick & Chase Garage,
£10m? mesa um owingtoine mouse
.mm
PAW WW
FRO” THEI
Him
9 Drum scrim
a
no. .. to
N RWALK MATTE
Fl'lnld?n andvflonm Sbmm
Syphon closet, china. low-dorm tong$ .
0» 6.: PM
WWW t mad". the thieves never be ng found.
05'” A- n‘ m BOY SCOUTS MES:
mm' ”m 3“” 3"” IN THIS CITY
TREESSPRAYED-
With. Lime and Sulphur
Henry B'eaupam
4 Woodbury Ave.,
Telephone 1406-13
which is now in session here.
i
, with alarm by the union officials here
‘ tive assertion that no
L
7‘ that they had a majority within the
will sell
Monday.
March 13,1922 at 10 o’clock a. m. at
windlohfisgns. mi: Norwalk one
' Frank Farrington, the Illinois presi-
_ statements favoring the, "single state
NATION-WIDE
COAL STRIKE- *
IN PROSPECT.
(Continued tram Page One.)
In addition, the committee includes
the international officials and the
members of the executive boafiig
The union olficiais were optimistic
that public opinion would be with
them in then contrOVersxf with the
mine owners and were hopeful that
the operators’ refusal of the govern-
ment appeél would be accepted as a
defiant attitude on the part or the
operators. ” \-:I
The insurgent movement of Illinois
Sibel-5' omc‘ials is not yet viewed
for they continued to mate the posi-
single stove
wage agreements. would be ‘mnde by “hi”. ,
any district. Yet it was expected that '
when tile 'policv committee was called PW JAIL T0
into session that this question would
be brought up for- early decision.
dent. and eight other Illinois men are '
members of. the committee, and his
proposals were regarded as forecast—
ing'a fight in the committee. Presi-
dent. LeWis and other administration
forces. opposing. the. tingle state
agieemient,‘ however. ‘ were confident
committee.
iect whiiéh j135.1119? up for daemon
affile Wm’9Club held at the home ’
East ,.
avenue. , The amen was not not;
The two prawn-{guts discussed were?
[at of pic- -
Nor-walk ~~~‘
"Modem PfiMng"1vasthe out» '
mu
T. Branseombe N. Y. City macaw mMiWQ
m plant and stole the lam cotton.
. At the, time of. the robbery. a week
. page this morning. it or» found that;
, ohoes.._socke and shirts had been oak-
en. and that the thief. or. thievu had
”mitten (our shoes all for the leti: (out.
. ,3: At this time the residents nearby
‘ .' board the sound or the breakingmep
‘ and notified the police
Mr; chy‘told reporter; that.
thief would give. him his namean
tidal-ens that he would let hinthnve
.the ‘nwles to the left n cos.
Evidently. howavehih'e thieves were
. modest about revealing their identity
and preferred the
visit instead.
The police. said this morning that‘
they had been informed that‘the logo
was COVe-red. by insurance. ‘
, ALout five sears ago Levi’s store
was broken into and a. l
Continued from FDR. Page.
"Drop in at the scout meetings and
show that you are interested." urged
Mr. Dlmond. "Show that you want to
and will (to-operate with the econ
Continuing Commissioner Dimond
,hlghly praised Plrie MacDonald. scout
commissioner. and the omnizer or the
scout movement here.
Macbonald'a devotion ,to the. move-.
ment and mid thin; be, Mr. Dimend.
was onlv an assistant
In closing. Mp Dimond gave she
place or meetiog and time of meeting
of the various scout troops in Norwalk
and again urged the Kiwanis members
to drop in at the sessions.
. The Kiwanis club. at the luncheon. 4
was urged to ‘support
chorus which holds meetings iii-the
High school every week.
The attendance priVe was won b5
LeGrand Rauhond and woo a flash» . .
light. . ‘
Maurice thting. urgedall. or the , ,
Kimmie members. to»be present at the
next. meeting. inasmuch as there is to
be an attendance prize to be given to t
the organization having the best at- .
tendance. for the. next. six weeks,
« The meetinérwasJargely attended.”
dots-eight bemsopresent and a line
luncheon was sewed under the direc—
tion or the new manager. Everett P
PAYINGALIMONY 5
(Continued 2min First Page)
w‘
—-—-
{allowed a short. trial
many peculiar angles»
“surprise parts”
* ӣ39.wa W M
, the names of. “fiver-east rebuked by Attorney,
those who have contributed close? the Willem who accused be: or « ‘
WAm j:
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inn”: "5‘ Sentinel. ‘m culoooihc'n-ooooo‘r:
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“,7 .. . , make collars land with. .1 ‘ ‘ i The following"?
Mm; .l .i U“ sem" a ‘ " .~
1m”. ,_ ,I'Imed waists. Abe
n ,..1.IIIiW0rkel‘3.Ang M, N. ,
'Mi M... A (n 15 Merwin t.
Vii: I F. mxperienced sewing
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.um urms e ouse. prove ’ Continued We First Path-3
, . (i am, a!“ Cyan (
1; Mffigfiigm Appmly tor mgmflilgfiffgi Ea-A; iwldflld residues. on . W ind Ono-Pip. m- ——-?-
lv I: 7 “WW“ T went upstairs to the Dress company" at
{
iumédiatel!‘
I: th
haul was
He told‘ 02 Mr.
the People“ Is
,he' wouidotaake Judge John if. Weights}, ”
alternative and post a bond or $5M}
with the City treasurer of Nemlk
and pan the money ordered by "the?
court, Instead or going to ML,
dramatic. porting in the court room g
replete with
The
estesde'y lifternoo‘sn at a. meeting or , -‘
Tm than an entirely cash grant.
MW
three imm.m at m it: 184
Beers and David Bliss. 02
in: city Prosecutor: em; (3.;
m.
, “m item a nugget ”new 9.2-
[LEEDUPSO
“W
Li”
HSAINST BONUS BILL?
WMWM‘M
mm or his views. however. until
, action has been taken by the.
ac and a. report made to the
We!
bill “in them“ ~
11 Merritt is against. a.
WW4“ “V “'m' The ”mt ”m
' muidgprm teem ill-nan 01‘ 39%"
W“) the soldiers upon which ~
more .AnomAmIcmgc-m waiver”,
,bnnjts within a.
:W mold be to pmlym the
mm“! timid“? “5 9i m PM
.W- at the soldiers took advaam 0
this, limit:
lions. been joined by Representative
May of Massachusetts. and if a.
final vote is taken in committee on the,
bill in; its present form tomorrow. as
he enacts. he will probably reserve
the right to plwm on the floor.
He has many (lemma. himself:
{on a. bonus by means of paid—up in-
surance, without any cash feature. or
acuhbonusto be ralsedhyospeoifll
sales tax and it is not believed that he
or the other Connecticut membena will
accept the present bill.
COLUMBIA. s. C.. March 10. ——
South Carolina Geneml Assembly. re-
peated his belief. that. the ills of, the.
world were largely due to the failure?
of the United States toenter the. Lea»
gue of Nations and limited Senator
Lodge as one o! the leaders or the
league. oppositionq
“In no period of American his--
:home’ in:
Wotan“; Tileon hos been L
lighting in the committee for a. bony: ”
agrRItont any cash feature in which he
plan: B‘ hmiNo—Tbvm 13.23% h:
9%me mam-non '
JamesiM. Cox. 9.191110. addressing the '
w
mus “m M W
miflmmrfllfi m h
Fungal, “Mum
micron
parents.
Fuirn! of John Math
The tuneup! oQJohn 9114.31 was; held
tin L. Steep oflicated and;
in the Norwnik cemetery. ,
MWoMa—«m misfit,-
grim ”reported
gum «new time not: We
nose than Iminch ,
W '
The minivan-stun is rising slow ;
No-To-Blc his helm thank-nan
to breakthe coefly. nerve-chattering
tobnpco habit. Whenever 3.0!! m
2o:- moire-.mA chewed“
your mouth instep}. A1! deck-e stops.
Shortly the bout in completly broken.
and you are better 01! mm. phy-
may. £31m 1%: ”ii easy. so
simple. Get a box 02 No-To-Bec and
if it doesn't release you (rem all crav-
M will comrade w - m
BBEUBLATIfl' PAIN
Red. Pepper Rub takes the “ouch"
from sore, stiff. aching joints. It can-
not hurt you, and it certainly stops
that old rheumatism torture at once.
When’ you are quffering so you can
hardly get around, just try Rod Pep-
per Rub anl you will have the quick.
est relief known. Nothing has such.
tory" Mr. COX said. “has there been
a. public official who has been ‘snchf
an evil impel-Ice as has Henry Cabot
Lodge"
Referring to Ambassador Homemf
3112.00: declared that “before he has
heard the last 'or his statement that;
the United States went into the war
to save its own hide have difficultx
in saving his"
concentrated. penetrating heat as red
peppers. Just as Soon as you apply
.Red Pepper But) you will feel the
tingling heat. In three minutes it
warms the sore spot through and
through Pain and soreness are gone.
Ask. any good druggist for a. jar
of Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure
to. get the genuine, with the name
Rowles .on each package—Adv.
't
protecimn and. 1.1.1.
, onsM' .is.
We Welcome
\
Saturday: 9
Vibecause it is organized solely for the
banking 19W9in the world. A ,, 5
Therefore, why not a e p osit your ,
savingg. in. a SAVINGS BANK. , -
Hours9a.m.to3p.m.
Monday cvmings’ltos . 4
of. Its deposrt—
Your Account
mm.tonm,.
;: A: good sited flock of 1113““.
30m geese was Main
1:“ and the wind was so meant.
they; were buttoned and m ,7
WI: and forth and my“" '
Menorah neartheBai-ker W';
tom -
Aims boat coming unite the in:
boghlghtened them mm m I
83‘ _they flew over 31W” ..
infigzcominsintothomnmfl . - “
Marina :0: a. long time hm
!‘ gab; any headway. »
A film- a. time five dicks were in .9!
of geese, but they new - .
for the water ind motel,“
p bet:er to wait till the grant”
m broken formation and confilni
moor of the scene... dimer-lent rial:
rem usuil wedge formation can“
many people to MW
Are You Frotected ‘
The Best Protection for
If interested write or telephone and.
. we will furnish full details
Get. or two ”aw. «stops ,
~ , ’Ccntiln new, downing drops '-
Factom, . .
sum or Home .
E *wiifilfi-Tefi
PfiQfii E2:
a
Spring :hrrivals at
Costello Men’9 Shep;
EMEm EATS
The Very latest. spring styles
College Stripe Ties
clusy Neckwear in {min—him
$3.50 anew
and bat wigs
. 65: mm
Spring” 1 ' Caps "
Wen court Crem'
Alino'nd‘s m
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