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FOR— SALE
WW. 1 I a
mos-10M figfiflnl
improvementi Vi "$616
Railroad station or trolley. small
amount or cash required.
M. Layton & Co., Inc. 6 masthead
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ace ‘gwner. phme:
roi't' 8.11.10;me in"
condition. 14 Taylor “2:389 ..
E~—§ acres near Post Road,
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FOR SALE—Bargiin 1918 r. a Model
Chevrolet Touring in good running
ndition. t£200. Fords. Roadsters.
Dunne 1(rear) 887%m are; Boarder-4"
tState St... Bridge idgeport.
FOR SALE-Hatching— eggs Rhode
Island Reds, t't'om free range birds. I
have reports 61‘ {'95 er cent hatches.
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3 and a foundation on thé 7
$960: 1511 TIRG’A
Estimates 359:“ 1
10 Springésugrkam 5 Benton! Place
WWW
ROOFING
Slate. G‘rt'av‘el, lAsbestos,P.18nhingles,
.3 Aspha Shins“ Rail-00f, till:
3-ply Hearty Slate Sui-faced Roofing,
92.60 per Roll Red or Green
THE NORWALK ROOHNG CO.
23 Elinbcth St. Tel.
‘ ORANES' 001 370010
W§%«me ..
X! lilo n. solo-Mandolin, Hawai-'
altar, Ukulele taught. Instru-
ments sold on easy payments.
{gr birdsare ,no em t; 1.00
r‘ settln. 9.7 Wmdfi‘a
cred Within three miles San poita
or call. John Bowker', Highland ave-
one. So. Norwallt, Conn.
111151. Good 11y sted
\ (‘ht'l' & Stfizrrldn.1 1.:
not, So. ifont'alk. C6011“
l to do general house-
isliittg. Hungari or
i Apply 47 80- Ma St.
\.~' VVork or washing to
\ iota. l-‘ernandes, 2
So. Norwalk, Conn
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Fxper ienced folders and
prons and .0 cases Ap-
Sztlzman.13 “'ashing—
. \‘orwulk, Conn. .
[-4.51 it
l> 14 to 16' years old.
It VVnrk, quick advance-
gills. comb ready to
Mtg. (‘11.,275 East Ave.
V nuns: lady for confection-
7 rpm lexiceti preferred.
01 references. 'Goldens,
street.
9
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l: \[lPl‘anCEd Operators on
and and collar makers,
(Ollfll‘ settihg Steady
paV LeRoy Shirt Co. A
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'.' lists,
' \ .\’ "l El)» Iv emale, on Singer
111 .mhines.
Operators on
and skirts; also learn-
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A19” NorWalk. Tel. 79.
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“light rooms privilegp gar-
:‘pl‘(eV{l?d plate fot automobile
bben Stu~1ihnei avenue.
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tor nnt automobile.
Sn \‘nmnlk. inquire
i’ 0 Block So. Nora
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the first of April.
ttnnt M‘s!” deep. in So.
wasnnnie in Joe?
in St” Tel. lllg’ ph
moms. electric lights.
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once. contractor having humour so:
73% . Nice young, chunky horses and
mar s. honest in every way; 11062986
minds; 3 weeks' trial. Ple'vh har-
nabs; blankets. Have no-' wot“! for
them. Stables Office 301 West Ave,
at: State, street thigepbrt Conn.
Phone Barnum31971. .
FOR‘ SALE~lce, sand, gravel. loam,
building stone cinders. clay for ten-
nis courts. teams for hire, cesspool
cleaning,» manure spreaders, a busi.
ness wagon, one small two-horse
truck, (10th6 team “harness, two single
harnéssés Raymond Street 8:. Son,
Tel. Ddrien 100.
FOR‘ SALE—Ford touring car in good
Icondition. Self starter 9225. Can be
seen after 5 p. m. 13 Chestnut St.
South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—One box couch, small‘i
chln'ohier'; mahogany bedstead, and
wire springs and ne hair mattress.
All in good condition. Phone 2321 even-
ings.
FOR SALE—Two ' German illyer—
tri ed plate gldss codntog‘ 11385
with bases. Good order ch 0 B.
Jackson, Jeweler, Wall: St., 5191'.
walk. “" ,
W.‘
FOR SALE—House, 6 rooms. impro'. e-
ments. corner lot 1 block to trolley
and Station. E Norwalk, Price $4,;50,
91, 000 cash. Phone 1900.
FOR SALE— Fresh Jersey cow. An-
dt'v'eVV Juhoss, Keeler avenue South
Norwalk. ' t
FOR S.\l.E-—Knabe parlor grand
piunn_ 5116 feet, in excellent condi-
..a
9 be neglected. for safety and manic
YOUR AUTOMOBILE
$118
$9 wwm inde
condition, a condition which should not
first-clan
assert-2m ”Pram
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his“
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motile and "00“me cot-3611c
TREES SPRAYED‘
;— With Lime and Sulphur
Henry Beaupain
4~weodbury Ave., Norwalk
Telephone: 1406-73
tltm. Phone 687.
FOR SALE—ero old-fashioned rock—
ing chairs. one center table. 3 feet in
diameter. Felephone 687.
W
FOR SALE-Jihode island Red, ma.-
hogany strain Madison Square Gar-
den winners. utility eggs. 3.00 for
15, $8. 00 for 50, 915. 00 per 10. Breed-
ing stock. Circular. Phone 140,
Quackenbush, Darlen,
enamel sink. or
it1-_t-1t 31:.) Adults 0 I}.
in 7 i hutsnnt St.. East
m1 “pat tment inclmlv
in East Norw 'tlk,
tl1 Lawn-nee Ag‘nty.
William F. Hoyt
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L1 Railroad Avenue
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eba rred
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lit 03 M. LAY
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house 6 rooms toilet,
1t gas and sewer.
111nt'lgage $1. 200.
this, VV:1ter,iot 60xl60.
W.Pll about, 1 acre.
till '5? 00 worth of shr .
$2 6011b
,. , omits. water and Electric
» $3 000; cash 91.100.
. S or 10 mo
, 620.000 ms 34.000
1. 11p to $100. 000. C‘all and
011 these places
AM F. HOYT
PHONE 435
R SALE
Apply
ENT NOTICE
Norwalk. as.
19 2.
A D Probate
, t‘ Itllllet'ltlcul or “’illiam E
-,~ 14-1,. ,. I}; 18‘1"an in the Counti- ‘
v. , ‘ ‘ " t
State of Florida new
t Probate for the ("8"
1:. bath limited and al-
the date her!-
1 said estate to
aims for settlement.
lett to present their tic-
V attested. within said
a recovery. Ali‘
9 Immediate payment
1-31-
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P‘OR SAI.E«TV\'0 desirable'huilding
lots on Marvin Beach, 4031100 each,
price $1.500. Tel 41 or 1225.
FOR SALE w-Ford ‘Coupe. 1920 model,
with starter, heater and many other
extras. (‘heafo at 9350. For demonstra-
tion. phone 042-12 after 5 p.
FOR SALE—oBarzain to quick buyer.
2 lamily modern house with all im-
prowments. Conveniently situated to
loan one minute .ttom trolloy For
l‘utther information phone 2505.
FOR SALE—-Ford Sedan at a sacrifice
A1 condition 9275 Phone 1465 or
call at \\ oll‘pit Road, Noeralk. K.
Bennett
‘“‘ ‘ ‘ m-
i-‘OR SALE—~4 nearly new tires. 33x4,
6 tubes. One largé plate glass mir-
ror 6x8 it. Overland Delviery car in
good condition at your own pricé at
The Chocolate Shop Bakery, 17 No.
Main St. Tel 2293.
FOR SALE—Factory. 10.000 ft. 'floor
space. 1 acre land. R. R. siding.
96. 500.’ George ’hiitchell,
BRAND new “random, :55
Syphon closet, bchinslim“!our-110ml tank.
enamel thtub and vat‘ory, with all
nic l-pl cial bi harv-1
gain”: white\cefiglol?° watcrgloset
96.— Seiden ~,Co. 545-30 ave»
let fin 30th and 97 str'eets; N. Y.
.' 'O’lBEIEN anew“
Real Est-afo- ~ Cc‘hcral’ lns’ilré‘né'c'
r03 slug
New house, six rooms, on shore, all
991? residential scofion. Also lot ad-
oirl‘lng; . -
H0666, 0hr roan-to, 'Mirvin Bewaeh in
could of construcflc‘n. ~
Fat-in; 78 deitéfi‘w'ri- connection!
Turnpike; Will ocll- -wlidic‘ or part;
Liberal incl-{gage eat-imam on any
of chive.
.4 Scream Streef'
. sold-sm-
'. T.‘ OBSEN
Local and Long Distance
rm
Phone 1861:; ..
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F. H BAXTER ,
DEW
anew-m: signs...
I SOUTH mm crash?
Assn-r FUR
Scored Cylinders Repaired"
airy-Acetylene Welding and and"
TELEPHONE 91!
is Raymond 82., South Norwnlk. cm
207 F wnswumnu
vigour. 959
Have an OBJECT in View
2?
what you have {Vim insurance—
Jolm 0:11am
Real Estate"
2 Main Street ' 4
Insurance
Nor-walk
Nance . »
. Notice is mereby airen that the
committee appointed to assess two-
thlrd's ‘of the expenses of the Platt and
Charles Street sewer. so-called, upon
the property abutting said streets
which may be benefitted. thereby and
in proportion to the benefits received
therefrom and to assess two-thirds of
the expenses of. the Cedar street
sewer, tic-called. upon the property
nbuttin said Cedar street which may
be belle ted thereby and in proportion
to the" benefits b said property re
ceived therefrom, ve submitted their
rcport to the Council of the City at
sentiments and that a public hearing
on such reports will be held by the
Mayor and Council of the Cit of Nor-
at‘l‘ghe Council Chain r, City
yerenln .March 28th.
Andre 1.5.9.22?" ......-
v! r es
mtion to the acceptance cream in i1!-
portsand. in regard to any modifica-
cgssessmggts.
Dated M S
Clerii craze-city of Norah
ecea'sed.
him thewbii-l
NOTICE
nr Relief .1:
,9 in Bessie? t'h’e Cit of, ,
436;“
{Port Cheetah“ MuYo'Fk'. £1
1.166811.“ 20 Bernerey
. J on‘ Sunday aftemooii. ‘Hmh '1
W” 31
011W r AM mm
4:! rot stairs in the Mirtmir Inn. Westport,
. mov.
4 47 years. widow of Dominick Canevari.
III . mm ‘1, ”has a lingering
€[M‘m months. She is
V9230 from St.
em a sure. Park a mild.”
Kendrick & Chase Garage 4
Try to‘ own your home and preteét
Nor-walk, embodying therem such as- ' H
,6 .
tions thereof and an i
’ trons to sue y and all 091w .
Norwsmnathrm ug-
moose-stem 1.6.2-
years
tme'xarm 666%
strainers vat 166% ”.3
prom-lets or theVPr6&6iv This 9
it!
much 'to promote sot-m ‘aerrtlfilés n
Hf‘l'bo'r View durhtg‘the i‘tliiméi"
Boll.
‘ we exit. 'sautmz
0mm Lavliiii.‘ M56936: are late
George E 'sm‘n'tt; died in niehorrté nail”
her daughter. Mrs.
lock. in Winston. D c. yam-mu
in'the eighty—steel“! year's! her Wt
Sire is survived be'stdes‘Mr-‘é: Edition”
by another daughter. Mrs. Charm;
stl'fiet.‘ Full!!!“
serVices will be held' froth-011W":
Fabie's mortuary parlors in W at}
2 .30 o'clock. Rev. 34.1.3691wa will
officiate. Interment will be in Nor—
fleld cemetery, Weston, Conn.
Adolf Krause. who sustained a tract.
tured skull when he (all down a. tug-ht1
in February ist. died at the wNorwalk
Hospital last night. He was sixty.
seven years of age. vHe had been a,
resident of Westport for many years
and was a machinist try-trade. (mg
son. William. survives. . Deceased was
4mcmber of Temple Lodge,- F. 8: A,
.. and of Arion Lodge. Sons of Her-
inane. Funeral services we held
from Charles I‘abie' s chapel. West“
:9!) Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o‘clock.
Mr. Reed will officiate. Burial
in Christ church cemetcrY.‘ Westport.
v
Mrs. Henrietta Cmrl~
Catherine Henrietta Canevarl aged
passed 4an yesterday afternoon at
her home East V’V’ashlngton street at-
illness ot‘ several
survived by one
daughter and four sons. Ellen. Ai-
plionsoa. ionic. John. and Fred The
funeral VVill be lwldSatur-day morn-
ing at 9:00 from her Iatejrome‘and
Joseph’s church. In»
terment will he in St. Mary's come.
90 r y.
Funeral of Fretlerkvk n. cat-mm.
:7 The runom of"iv‘rederh:k B. Cole.-
than 'wlll be held Saturday afternoon
at 2: 30 p. m. from his late home. Rev.
C. E.=J.ewls officiatingw Interment will
beln Riverside cemetery.
-—Ten percent of Sunday's gross
receipts will be given to the Jewish
Wnr Sufferers by Golden. the Confec-
tioner. Mahackemo Hotel Block.
“If“ m
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,4,
very
':fiveaw’ '
Benny Shoes, for years the-
service. ,
verylatestv
t3; ~
1 department
‘ SH 0
ForsGentlemen'"
The-simplest answer will be foiihd in the looks, the
"“‘ fit and the Wear of the
mixes AVRICK YOURiBUY-WORD
For“: the fellow VVhose exacting requirements demand mer-
-chandise of qttaiitV. Avrick' s is the place to purchase foot-
'4 comfort" are here for your selection
stviesto chese‘from'. and moderatelv‘priced too.
The Shower-Put theé‘Wé‘ar’?‘ m Footwear
Carefully scleetedmatermlrnsed m the making is one of
the mpo‘ttaritfirefims why we y‘iSli’oes escel.
‘ After months of Wear, they look fiust‘ as shapely, fit. just:
as comfortably and snugly and are still geed for continued
Barry Shdcs‘in Dark Mahogany Calf, the
$718?
0‘6”.-crude-coe-n-rc-fiec-o
BarryFancyShecstarkTah ......97’98
Every Pairstrictiy W 7A MW if they
go wrong—Rubber heels-My attached
_, :9 mmmmmwm Barry Slice :3 sold
-‘ denudatw byéthe annual conference
{or the "patronage 01' local Methodist}:
In; We and 13003655“
treated: on inér’ehic ot+6ts
In emergency 'vri’r‘d. ,
and-unaware; , ,
mm were new melting
tom of 13. 550 '
crease of 2. 0.36:)! or the year. The 600d
item ii the only one which shows a
{coat decrease. This amounts to 980. ~
394.1)?9103318 less than lastyear. The
per cafilta cost jumped from 94.454335
:4. 85 and the daily firearms m
maintenance went do???) ford? cents a
moist—'54 cents in 1020 ,
Thei'days treatment ’
or which 46, 646 warm 4 4‘1: fits"
and 20313" 1 free. The” ‘iivemge days
staV. all classes, was 12.1 days. Lesa—3
cies amounting to 939.230. 6’: arelre-“l
ported part of which helped to m.-
'cresSe the endowment by 948.716.1111:
construction fund, from which the
new drifter-pity pavlmofr" proiéct will
be financed. benefited to the extent of
935.1513.
409 in gifts and legacies for all pur-
police was received. The net‘opéi‘at-a
in: cow was 9330. 536 against 9308, -
705 last year Improvements of many
kinds are mentioned. Radium treat-
merit was begun in December._ Per-
sister“ camps:
pupils enrolled at ninety, about thirty
less than normal;
A bulking congmittee is v‘hard at
work in conference with architects in
connection with the maternity pavil-
ion plans, The managers, realizing
that an entirely new
mean a ruinous draft upon an already
inadeounte .rndown'ieut, ' are consider-
ing ways and means for increasing the
latter. It is very probable. therefore.
that a campaign 1? pg, million dollars
will be launchéd to the triple purpose
of financing the new building. remod-
cling the East Pavilion and bringing
the endowment up to the level of new
requirements. Dr J. E. Holmes is
superintendent and Otto Brand is
Field Secretary.
—Buy your victrola at Donnelly's
oh‘caw weekly payments. Store open
new untufivb‘ Pull.
AUCTION SALE
Rain or shine. March 18,
Raymond and Day Streets South pNor.
walk. Mr. Brown of New York state
will sell for high dollar, 8 good work
horses, 3 driving, horses. 2 saddle
horses! sets light harness. Ssets
heavy harness.-
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Dress Well”-
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synonym for style quality and
A fine assortment of
‘2..........$7.98
7....
{Laychak and Louis and
Pentax in. the interests or,
Lthe training school kept the ’acv'er'agtcJ
building will‘
Iano Anzalone. an Italian,
“for-W clans presented him with“
victim .
men throughout the year. some!!! v
We Whit «this may be encour-
The classes had a joint social last
Hi token of appreciation?"
‘
night. to fihttingiy close the sewn.
Onehad‘to be present hence for him-
selfiihe good time out“?
thug-five present.
Mex-chum “W
Juglbfi 81mg Creed!“ '
rafiéé . Gemny. 150759qu Spain,
acid! and mm- After fidulglng
1m: {er mmamm from
Hungary and Coé‘choTSIh‘Bfiakia ianter—
turned with their mare folk dances.
T3333; "feitur'e‘d 11‘th Kovacs. As—
no; Jabl'onlsliy. Rfié Balogh. George
Alexander
Balogh. Refreshments of fruit; cake
and candy wcrb"served on tables
placed end to end. extending vthe
Altogether; a total of 912W «length or the sewing room. where met
in! was held. Many friendly Sect!
stories were enthusiasm the
table. The eating over. Rudolph 08i-
here, a. student in the ad W
indiehalf of the beginners and ad-
vanced students, thanked Mr. McMnr-
ray andvhlr. Clifford vre‘spectiv'él'y- for
their arm-rs and th‘elr sincere devotion
to their work. The two teachers re—'
spopdéd with i‘ltiitig- remarks. thank—
ing the pupils for their interest. ad.-
vising them to study during the eve-
sihg‘véchobl recess and urging them to
return next year with their friends:
who. like themselves. are anxious vto
become good American citizens. Mari—
fifty years
old. burst out with. exhultant pride at
this point. “I send for my wire 'and
year w’é'ali come {0 night school."t
Mariano was loudly applauded for his
outburst. Mr. Memos-ray; It! Conund-
ing- his talk said. “We have in our
midst one, Nichles Santos. who has a
perfect record for attendance for two
years. I think to show our apprecia-
tion for his interest. and efl‘orts' we
..e
daughter. They .come in July. Next '
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154,433,435: 5.10:, 5. 36. 6.0K
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11.003.-
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