Wants. To Lot. to: No. new“ in".
LAssmiED ADVERTEEm
1‘wo Centsaword;minimumohargouosper-us,8tunss$1.oo.dapsbonblam
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WANTED ‘
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WANTED
Apply
H. Jacobs & Son
5052 Day Street
nil Singer, $ewin$
. {or felt slipper WOI'E
ROB. SALE—10 W5 man
‘ Phone 1453. l 1‘"; ,3
LOST—:On North Main or Union
street. small purse containin bills
:31 cechange. Reward it left at Sgntinel
FOR SALE—An unusual O o I
to secure a new Scroom mg 9;;ng
1' within short distance «South
orwalk station. H h ground .
10cation. Price 05y $1.950: hesnzlgllll
amount down, balance 820 a month.
.\ gill ‘0 do light be
.m in tumily.
\yrzrl} 5 Concord street.
ll
Fix .-
“\ Hydraulic dun}? flee. Guaranteed i rf
,, \pply Lowndes Oyster doe? . A 49 a De ea condition.
w, ' so» Mr. Crlmmins, W'ed- Dilly Ely avenue. Phone 28".
up. ninu. mill. FOE. SALE—28 acres. buildin s
, ‘___,-.- s ream, '
.\ -. rm- general Rousewfirk. :ater on swfigsrltiggshangnepggriec
.. - “3"." or woman. pp rs. -room he e, . ’ ‘ '
w . «my. Post Road, barren. lacunae “fincfi’wo Tel-55' D' Hull’
‘11. g l .
_ , ._ -_ FOR SALE—On West a. cutie '
“ _ , I ,, do washing by the day. Nor-walk, 14-room house? all ring—”693
. . .71. 5mm. SQ Norwalk. ments. hard wood floors, garage in
,2. ‘ TM rear tor-w two cars. Price reasonable.
.. . . M two adults, two light Can be seen by appointment. Phone
I'Hli‘.’ rooms, rent reasom 45- ‘
..«. - 11..-. .Arihur Newman. care '
1m m; l 0,, Washington St.. 80. FOR SALE—CommuterssQfarm, '16
p 1 arrest; overlooking town, cat .
,WA ar 9 am. lemi .
w \ \ s l li—Antiqucs, nigh prices ‘8' Phone 130443 5 8'51“!" e
9.. i iinr old-time tumitwe, ml- ‘ 5
a: T ”wry. "up”, who. do" us“ FOfinStpétrLD—mpng‘fiuticklRoadster; with
t . w n L trials“. anything 0‘ merit Price reasonabl rs ones can ition.
. e it I . .
5L}: nu r loo years old. D. A. dress L. R. E., care sszgtilitefnce Ad
1. v... 205 “estport Ave, Phone 5
m.-
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., ,,
~ buy a small llOLISe with
Hill
|$‘i.500.00) .
, to, Phone 1230.
ll'.\'
The Ta
9‘!)
.\[l[)i_V at once.
Huh street. Norwalk.
- .,_
.13?! Expe
Also operators 'for' bu
Illrlllfl Le Roy Shirt (.‘0.
A
I'l-fii
vl iii) general houieworker
.' mmily.
pul‘son,
i
u
To LET
>.f —
References re<
will buy cheap lot, Mar-
Stale lacatlon and low-
nux M9,. South Norwal
\\'.- have a. client who deo
over fortyflve bun.
lrnners on Men's under-
Header-solidi:
rienced operators on
White woman for general
1 work; two in family. Tel. 534.
Good salary to com-
; ‘_ R. erences required.
.. no rim or call ' Winfield street. ‘
Telephone 8832. Fuller a:
Norwalk Trust Co. Buildiigln‘o‘ge‘m
FQR SALE—EleVen milking cows, and
tour fresh ones. Inquire Julius
Strassber er, 41 L x
Norwalk,8Conn, e inst” ave-i 80.
use-
k. FOR SALE~ 1920 ' Harley-Davidson
Motorcycle with side car, at sacri-
FOR SALE—One l reasonable, on
Fifth avenue, . E. orwalk. trolley
possess: {rddress Box 103, Flushing,
'0
im-
FOR SALE-Facbory, 10,000 rt. floor
space. 1 acre laud. R. R. sidin
$6,500. George Mitchell, Phone 186%
BRAND new summons, to
Syphon closet, chino. low-down tank
enamel bathtub and lavatory; with all
nickel-plated fittinfis- special big bar-
gain. white so uloi watercloset
seats, 35. Seidenberg Co., 545 3d ave.
ietween 38th and 37th streets, N. Y.
Have an OBJECT in View
Try to own your home and protect
what you have with insurance-—
John T. Hayes
Real Estate
7 Main Street
ylor
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1
tton
in
l
Insurance
.l'I'l‘ -6 room flat,
MS. Call 1807.
RENTmStm-e located in DiSesa
k corner Monroe & Ches
-l. Inqmre John J. DiSesa,
. nu street, Norwalk. Phone 1112.
(‘0 LE'l‘»-—Room with board. in pri
family. for gentleman:
locus. References.
l’uumm avenue. So. Norwallr.
Wilt RENT—~Three or four furnished
bath,
near
> I‘Jilillfi. gas, electric lights.
-w'il l. 60 Franklin avenue,
«nnux‘y. Rent $230 in advance.
w .mn lnr car. Address A. B.
Hlliil Norwalk.
r Lli'l‘ AFlimishod rooms in 1)
Hit homo facing park, porch, large
. . rooms. near trolley to seashore.
~ Union Park.
0
a
reasonable.
. 1“ lil.
all improves
home privi-
Mrs. A. Hirtzier, S
Bennett,
we
' Nor-walk
O’BRIEN & BOVI
AUTOMOBILE memos:
tnut
121
vale
In overhauling your car do not for-
get to look over your insurance. it is
as necessary io'youz' welfare as the
car itself. to have adequate protection.
also Strong Companies—Lowest Rates
4 80. Main St, So. Not-walk, Conn.
leas-
T. OLSEN
Local and Len g Distance
Q.
animals at.
Hui Inc-alas
parts and units are iron: and in
condition, a condition which smidnot
be neglected. for safety and economic
1388011..
export mechanic on all make cars. All
work guaranteed. PM"
490.
15 ershnli BL. SQ Nor-walk:
Imam
we SPECIALIZE m
Best quality leaders. gutters andtio'
work. Now is the time to leave your
order (or your repairs.
‘ Don't put it 0!.
Remember We Combine Qualtiy with
_ Ex ert Service
mm.“ use.“
n innin
Reno 475. 9
56 Water street, ‘ f South Norwalk
or
Famous Interns tonal One-Pipe Hester
W ‘ ‘
MILLER a BERGOW
' General Guarantor:
FOR PAINTING AND DECORATING
Estimates Cheer-full Given
Tel he
10 Spring 8 °’ "°
‘ 60m
\
1
treet . . . . 5 Hanford Place
h Non-walk, Conn.
Slate. c... l Anglia: . Shmgl
. ve . s as, ' es.
Asphalt Shi‘iiigllles, grill?! Painting
an epa' -
spiy nary Slate Surtsgoed Roofing.
$3.60 per Roll. Red or Green
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Tel.
CRARBO' MUSIC STUDIO
Commercial N 1 to
9 p. m Tuesdays, We ‘ a. Thurs—
days. ”Violin, Banjo-Mandolin, Hawai-
ian~Guitar. Ukulele taught. Instru-
ments sold on easy payments.
YOUR AUTOMOBI -
deterioat LE
I
had
First-class overhauling by
Game
__2
“JOSEPH I, KERY JR.
Phimblng, Tlnning and Heating
gountry Water system
Ranges and One-Pips Heston
Telephone
21 Taylor Avenue,§o. Not-walk, Conn.
N mentality-dials
aim
oral! s. trip-to
New York. Mug firm
man. u‘ '
momsmm'imnsm
distance tracking '0! all issu-
Ofloeheary‘Co..Phone1fl7.Bonu
phone 8“.
than The rscronv TO ‘ ‘
THENCE:
We“. ova; bolsters no
enshkms otanglndlsoldonmm'
on Dian. Also ren
aliphatic ll? or
NORWALK MATTE .
FronklIn and Monroe 8mg? 60
Kendrick & Chase Game
Scored Cylinders Repaired
Oily-Acetylene Welding and MI
TELEPHONE 91!
18 Raymond St. South Norwalk. Conn
O
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
Farm—House, s moms. good well. 7
acres, all flan lunil: burn and ubund.
ance of fruit. Price 33,00“; cash,
$1.500.
Farm-House, 5 rooms,
outbuildings: 9 acres.
cash $2.500.
Farm‘House, 5 rooms 4 IlCl‘CS; $3,500,
1 bake-shop.
Price $5,000.
_ . , shalt (-as‘fi.
‘ I.E’l ~Romns for .1 . ~ one
Huh: lionSi‘keeping.o;lihp§lls?:;r ‘ TruCklng Farm—~Hnusv. H ”9”“ 4“ acres.
, "Wm-"i 9me! heat, in I‘ t N'or- Phone 3352 barns and ()lllllllllillllzs; :30 acres
a .1” 1,”. month, phone 1900' , . . ' glouégd level land, Price $1,250, cash
.,- __ - o. .
l r- ' , . ORDER OF NOTICE Farm-Hons} 9 o l - .
‘llllam F‘ Hoyt District of Norwalk, 53.. Probate Wood pom}; .15.?mn‘fiyft’ff,“ hard
Real Estate Court. March 27. A. 1).. 1922. mm and 919;,l'r'ic u f“; 1;” ~35-
. _, - . ' '. .Whereas, written application has l’ri ., , ' .g E ‘ ”"95-
” ““"l" house, 5,.1'00138. .toil-‘t. been made to. this. court for adminis- as $1.00!, onehalt cash.
:1 . ”1") light. gas. and , sewer. lrallOIl with the will annexed of the HOUS95~3~mmilF house, 10 roomS.
“" hum"): mortgage? $1,200.. estate of Frederick 1B. Coleman. little Price 355%. til-Eh $1.500.
- 5 rooms, “C. ‘ '. of Norwalk, in said (istrict. decease . __ .‘ ‘ - .
r .. “.750- ater, lot 60x1u0. . Ordered. "That “said up. mam)" be Hogi‘lsggo lcézgiiguhguff, 6 100mS.Pllce
l , . ,. r . . " . heard and determined at! e Probate ’ ’ , .‘ ' a '
U; : , moms. well. about hacre. office in Norwalk. on,the 4th day of HO“§95~*~3-lan111)‘ house. 11 rooms.
7 1" .mil Vnhout $300 WPTth of shrub- April, 1922, at 2 o’clock, "afternoon; Price 32.8011 cash one-half.
1 n on plat-P, $2,600_ film that lpublic notice thereof be (“t (
3-, , ' 6’ - ‘ - ven‘to :11 persons interested therein . 1 5’- ‘Oumry and Shore pro 9 tv,
- ,n, Prfomgséowfte' and-3199”“ by publishing this orderain a news. all kinds for the asking. Let mepshto'uy'
r2. lie 3 . 0, cash $1,100._ paper havinga circulation in said dis: you vihatfi have. 5 '
house, 8_ or,10 rooms, 34,000 trict at least five days before said day ‘ '
"'5 "3D to $20,000. ‘ _ , 0f hearing. ”I -
, ~ $3,000 up to $100,000. Call and ' HE‘ RY w. GREGORY;
aw >lldw‘ you these places. . - Judge. * ' WILLIAM ‘F 'HOYT
M WILLIAM F. HOYT Di t , Gianni:I 0F norms . Real Emile Phone 436
" if ESTATE . « PHONE 48:5 couririiim‘i’f 27.3.7831 3%" PM“ '
“ Estate of John A. 'Rooney, late'of ' 5 h '
Norwalir, in said district, deceased. ' SOLVENT NOTlCE
Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
S )uth Norwalk
ENSURANCE"
M. LAYTON.& 00.,
Conn.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court by the admin-
istratrix of said estate praying for
reasons therein set forth for an order
authorizmg’ her to sell certain real
estate of said estate. ‘
Qrdered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Ofllce in Norwalk on the 4th day ot‘.
.April. 1922, at 10 o‘clock. forenoon:
and that public notice thereof be given
to all ersons interested therein by
publish ng this order. in “a newspaper
having a circulation in said distrct at.
least five days before said day of hear-
ing. -
HENRY W GREGORY. '
Judge.
l
nil mum EliCT
Ear" shirt
207:.WASHim-TGH
phone 959
NOTICE or: DIVIDEND
“,f I“rectors o
l 'Hllpany
‘lf-nd '
fThe
m co
AI a regular meetin of the Board
e0 19's
it was voted: 19113: 31.59::
'at the rate of four per cent (4%)
AUCTION SALE
E. T. Bates, Auctioneer, will sell
at public auction on the premises of
John H. Altman on King's Highway
rgad, Darien, Conn. Thursday, March
-. .i , 1922, at one o’clock. p. in, the {ol-
. lowing. consisting of 2 parlor stoves.
2 tables. 1 Boston rocker, lot of chairs
one iron bed. ’ wooden bed, one'
Hal 1 grain cradle, farming“
tools, 1 srindotm» about 1% tons
bay. 1 lumber pagan, Learn shallot, 1
overhay cutter, 1 hand re er, 1 cui—
tivator. 1 Syracuse plow, 1 ‘ potato
w, a barrow.) wagon poles. 1 too-
rse 5 platform mom. 1 double
, 1 single harness, 30 laying
hens. 1 cow. Jersey and Guern-
:‘nyi'clterrhtfool numtein cow no other
eroua '
be Bale rain or shine; “2 mentm-
for order of »
District of Norwalk as. Prob 8
Court, March 13, A. D., 3.922. at "
“-Estate of 'William Moran, late of
Norwalk, in said district, deceased. -,
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trfct of ‘Norwalk, hath limited 811d al-
lowed ‘six months from the do e here-
of- (or the creditors of said Es ate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present tlmir ac-
countanproperly attested, within said
time Will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re.-
to
THE SOUTH N ORWALK TRUST CO.
Administrate .
C. E. HQY’T, Treasuier.
.CARD OF THANKS
We Wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness during thé illness
and death of our little daughter.
ME AND MRS. PRESTON LEE.
“'0 DESER'I‘ED WIVES '
—-'~ 0“} “f _, 7
Two Stamford women med m
for divorce in Superior Conrttoday:
Rosa Hui-wit: mind. Impala Hur—
witz for assertion in Mar. 1914, one
year after marflm. and Edna. Gilden
against Benjamin Gilden fof‘desertion
in October,
' give them the cane late today, after
887 meted a number of oil and mining
quested ,to make immediate payment '
1918. three months after "
l‘i ’55
NEW YORK. ital-ch 28.—Bvidence
: In the Rickard rape‘trial was an in at» A
’_ noon.
Supreme Acmrt. Justice.- Wras-
servozel told the jury fie hope‘a- to
both sides had W up.
, The- me. in 4:. smarts ium’ '
that Tex Rickard had assaulted m:
only one witness in rebuttal, Detective
MeGann. who mooted-the sport pro-
moter last January. The defense
took several exceptions.
teen year old Sarah 'Schoenfeld, called; '
FAIRFIELD, March 28.—Plans of
Health omcer Laurence- E. Poole to
vaccinate the children. of.» the high
school here yesterday went nmiss be-
The defense indicated it was
through when cross-examination of.
Rickard ended.
The first touch of levity that has
marked the trial came while the de-
fendant was bells crammedre—
sardine; his alibi that he was at the
Dartmouth Pennsylvania . football
game at the Polo Grounds on Nov. 12»
at the time he was supposed to-have
met Sarah ScMeMeId.
Asked how the eievens lined up. he!
answered that they just "scattered
around." ‘
“Did you see any kicked?" asked
Assistant District Attorney Pecora.
“What kind at a kicked?"
He admitte'd .{hnt lie-did not know
the number of players on a team.
Rickard admitted that he had pro-
commnies that never had paid any
dividends.
Deaths-dim
Funeral 0‘ Hr. Davis.
The funeral 0: Benjamin D‘avia. col-
ored resident of (he Nbrsmake Home.
was held this afternoon at 3:30
o'clock iron: the funeral parlors of I).
w. Ramona. West Washington
street. Rev. W. Henry Lamar oili-
ciating. The interment was in Pine
Island cemetery.
Finiernlao! Mr. Sconeld.
The funeral of the late George F.
Scofield was held this afternoon at
2:30 o‘clock from the late home. 80
Strawberry Hill road. the Rev.‘ S. P.
Fair-hank and the Rev. L. Irving
“’atkins officiating. The remains
were buried in Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Trenchnrd.
Funeral services for' Mrs. Frances
A. 'l‘rcnrhnrd. Vite of Halsey Trench-
ard. of 91 Hudson street. were held at
1:30 o‘clock this attemOOn from the
into home. Rev. George B. Tompkitb.
pastor of the. Norwalk M. E. church,
officiated. The body was taken to
Gravnhrrg. N. Y.. for burial.
Funeral of Mr. Carroll.
'l‘lio flint-rill servldes of William Jos-
eph t'urroll. of 78 Spring Hill, will be
held at 9 o‘clock Wednesday morn-
ing from St. Mary‘s church. Rev.
Thomas J. Finn will offlciatc and bur-
iul‘uill be in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
Funcrll of Baby Cable.
The rum-ml of Roger Henry.
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W'nldo
(‘nhlrx was held yesterday afternoon
from the home of the letter 111 Silver-
mlnc evenne. Rev. J. Benton Werner
officiated and burial was in liivermde
cemetery.
the
Weather Forecast
For Norwulk :md vicinity: lTnsei-
llcil. probably min tonight and “7d—
tled, probably rain tonight and “fed-
nvsdny; warmer tonight. colder \Ved—
winds. A trough of low pressure ex—
tending- from Arkansas northeastwaril
to Ontario is causing: cloudy and
rainy weather in all districts east of
the ML-miSippi river. A long ridge
of high percent-c just vast oi“ the Rocky
Mountains is producing pleasant wea-
ther with low Irmm-rulureo' in ‘ the
western districts. Zero "temperatures
Were reported from North Dakota and
Minnesota: and freezing: temmmturt-s
extend as far south as ()klahmna. The
temperature . falls rapidly“ from .Penn-
lperiod in flew otiindins eta case at
cause of the premature announce-
ment than-inc school board intended
to close the school for» a. two-week
smallpox ii. the hifli 1011001 on Thurs—
day. Ask: malt only a. scant hair
dozen pupils showed up. for the morn—
ing session. *-
Dr. Poole said last night that it had:
been announced in several of the
churches on Sunday that the _achoql.s
would be, closed until the smallpox
danger had passed. Who authorises!
the churches to make the» announce“
ment beforeJiand he did not know,
he said. '
Vaccination'in. Fail-field, for school
children as'weii as adults is to be
purely a. voluntary taper-Idiom the.
health Oficer announced last night:
The first'group to bé voluntarily vac;
olnated was in St. W’ menial.
school yesterday when 100 children
wereinoculated by Dr. Poole.
He will announces schedule today
of the various schools n“. will visit for
vaccinating mums. also the time. It
is a matter for the parents discretion
whether; they send their children to:
the free. clinics he~will establish. '
No more cases were added yester—
day to the six already found, all of
whom were reported-as doing well.
____—————
STRIKE liAllllllfi ‘
. ’snnninunii
LAWRENCE. Mass. . March 28.~——
The srike in the cotton mills here,
begun yesterday. gained strength to-
day. After a, canvas of the situation
at the seven mills affected. if was es-
timated that three-quarters of their
aggregate working forces Were ab:
sent. In figures this would be ap-
proximately 9.1900 persons as compar-
ed with 7.500. the number estimated
as out when the mills closed last"
night. .
Several plants were so badly street-
ed by today‘s defections that it was
indicated they might close before
night. The Methuen Company shut
doyvn the first day and the Arlington
Mills. which alone among the ~cotton
mills announced no wage reduction
did not open at all. .
After loose picketlng at the opening
hour 4;}.th there was no disturb-
ance. the striking operatives went to
the common tor a mass meeting. The
I'nited Textile Workers of. Amefié’a
had arranged the meeting. but the
principal speaker proved to be. Ben
Legore. lendvr of the One Big lnlon.
It was said last night that there was
under consideration a proposal to
have the two organizations join forces
for the conduct at the strike.
There. were fresh walkouts during
llit‘ i‘ori‘noon from several of the
mills. A group of two hundred
joinvd the strikers from the Pacific
Mills. and at the Everett Mills. several
hundred additional went out in a
body. The strikers claimed to have
gained one thousand over night from
the. Pacific. but the management dis—
posal the claim.
The. Pembcrton Mill. -hit hard ‘by
the first day's walkouts. appeared to
sylvania .mtwanl to Wyoming. ,A;
LOCAL BUSINESS ME
IN DEVELOPMENTOF
WEED PROPERTY
*(Continued from First“ Peter) « .
president. ~. ,
It is the intention offlho corpora.-
tion to develop. the property as a. high
class residential Section, restricting
the homes to‘cost between $6,000 and
$10.000 each..' Six applications . fer
homes have already beennneceived and
it is expected that the. Fuller & Hine
Realty companysvho will have charge
' L‘nion leaders asserted the plant was
have but few people at work today.
practically non—operative. while the
management refused statement. The
Acudin Mills were admittedly worse
03 than yesterday. ‘
Tamar
’ALL STREET, 10:36 a.- m.—-—Reac-
tionary tendencies continued to rule at
the opening of today's Stock Market.
Leaders of the railway and industrial
groups wmuvneglected, while specular
rive issues denoted further selling
pressure. Gains extending from true-
lion‘s to one point in Pullman, Vii“:
girlie-Carolinaschemical. » International
Harvester, Stairs-Roebuck and Central
of the activesdevelopment, will erect
about 15 homes there this season.
Mr. Hirle developed Harbor View
Beach, Mr’..Golden developed Bell Is-
land, noddinlinndall developed T9-
there is little doubt but what Nototon
Manor will turn out to be one of the
best developments along Long Island.
The signing of the _
night brings to a close . negotiations
which have ben under way for the
past nincfmonths. and secure! proper-
ty that real‘ gmtate agents from, New
to secure “'for development
for the pat}. 25 year-ls,
The old Indian grant by which the
property was given .to the Weeds who
purposes
still held by the Weeds.
Henry A. Seibright. of New Ro-
cheile, the noted Qhorticulturalid’. has
been engaged to lay out the grounds.
which will be- pianted with trees and
ghrubbex‘y. and work on a. sixty-foot
boulevard. clear to the water front. is"
to be started at once.
There is a. trunk sewer already on
the property and. water and elects-{city
,will be installed as well An office for
the company will be erected on‘ihe
property-within a. few days. The pm-
.lirninary survey of the property abe-
*ing made. 1“:th isexpected.that the
final will be (divided into.about- see
kcneke anr’fiith these three exfierta.
papers last.
York, mildew-Juvenmave been "1113‘“
settled there. irone of the curiosities
gouginpmy or which will be directly on 3
Leather were~;baiance¢ by recessions
of the same extent moomestic and
foreign oils. junior transportations and
utilities, notably Market Street Rail-
way Pfd.. Steels were steady on the
proposed advance oh wire prices an-
nounced, b, Independent producers.
WALL" grams, Noon—Dealings fell
away almost stead
noon. our in emarlret strengthened, on
the mean given to equipments, oils:
and food speeifiities.‘1.ima Locomotive,
ily during the fore.
”gains, evidently on short covering.
American locomotive Baldwianco.,
and Pullman rose I to 1% points; Mex-
loan. Pettofinm. . ' '
learn were substantially better-rand
Sears Roebuck extended its early rise.
Jewell Tea Company
4 _ rose ,1 to 2};
~ by pools. Allied.
. in connection
night;
I proximately 335,000 will be spent in:
' ~« the construction at an sis-hole golf:
. course at a cost of 350,000;
’ kitchen in clubhouse at a cost oi $5,‘
_ 0.8 and for I“ mm MOS”
Lhouse members;
cor eons. oer—n IS wean:
and thomcmy cleansing cathartic
have a bind who whim him that
re starts for 91°
common and aptd. made four point '
and Cameron: Petr-6'
Corn Products’
In addition to the, sale.~ prlc . ap-
improving the property: This includes:
the re-
modeling cto. house and ham into a
golf house with lockers and showers
at 9. cost of $10,000: enlarging of
melodies tarnishing at club house
$20,000. '
According to precast plans, mem-
bership in the club will be divided
into two classes; golf members and
Golf members must
be persons over 21 macro! age and
must be warmers oi at least five
shares of the capital stock or the
Shor'ehavéh Leasing Corporation. The
number of goitmanbers will not ex-
ceed 300. House members will be
mm 21 Malta's-mad the.
Board or Governors will have the
right at any time to place a. limit
upon the number of house members.
Involved in the Wtioads the
restrictiorr that}! the property is used
for other puma-ES
club and golf course.
in parcels not.
t it shall’be
Sites only} thlt no‘mere than one
house Shall be erected on any one
a
10 l ith so
out this slip, enc cue w
anguiidl’it to Foley 8;. Co., 2835 Shefs
held Ave, Chi-“03111., writing your
name and clearly. You will
receive In ‘return a trial package eon-
We Bones and T3312.
und tor coughs. colds an . u ;
gl’ey Kidney Pills for pains 1:; sides
and back: rheumatism; backache.
kidney and bladder ailments; and
Foley .Catliartic Tablets. a. wholesome
a.
for constipation. bilious-ness. hes
aches. and sluggish howela~8tmsono
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A WORD 0F WARNING.
Unfortnnsieb the human tendency
Is to take rather too keen a delbht in
the spectacular; the fantastic. the
one.
mi'filzmanrage person Is payer-cosi-
tent to merely tee! fitrhe'wants to
feel like Jumping a fence, eating a
whole minolemi‘ilir: and
gagged“ to the tithe!i
extreme and, when he has a little locus
section to fancy himself an object oi
tragihcsmimt universal desine for
crises and climaxes has lead to a sue
oession o! fads even along the pro-
1 e til of science.
mJustvnopw.-the tad is to get rid of the
teeth. lionohasabdlheissureto
a bad tooth. If be
m or a sprained thumb
or a slight headache, on the morning
after trying, his latest experiment In
the manufacture of lemonade, from
hops, malt, raisins. brown sugar and
yeast. he gets exactly the same ad-
vice.
{He gets so set
when the furnace
In this grod‘ve um
does not draw well
dentist to in“ a
sonic diseases have been
oh 3 rid of a tooth which was In-
ecting the entire system. but this does
not mean that the extraction of an:
tooth will put the constitution of its
termer owner in perfect repair.
Teeth are natural; they are useful;
they functim better'in their own par»
ticular department than anything
which man has Invented; they stand a
terrific amount of abuse and still
make‘ a generous return of toll and
pleasure; they always do the best they
can under the circumstances.
Theretore the -sensible course to
take is to Consult with your dentist or
as to arrange the circumstances that
yourteethwilliastatleastaslongas
you do. -
When the dentist advises the e_xtrac
tion of a particular tooth. he Will dt
so only because that particular tooth
‘ mus inside the mouth
is more dense ,
than outside and he will know exactly
why me 15' 8.1!.sz D- 3.
Women and Girls, Find
' Delight in the
vi Betty Bead
;: ,. ’G'mlles, ,
raés'flififif ul Conceptions tor
grin: a_ 7811mm: Wear
5 {S . mnlgstant Inger. .
(his oi the moat novel and use
.1111 as well as economical concep-
tion for spring adornment 157the
new Betty Bead Girdle“ Girls and
. men, will iin'd them immediate-
ly attractive for rear ~with the
new Spring and Summer, sport.
costs or. "eaters. These delight-
ful creations. are cleverly com
structed of Betty Bead strands.
{our strands to a girdle, equipped“
with artistically designed center
pieces and slides {or adjusting to
“desired sine or ‘ .Betty
'm:sird10§' flmggmed in Six
”uninue designs and fourteen allur-
ing colors: pearl silver, polished
silver. brighthlue, mat blue, light
coral, dark? coral; dads, peacock?
‘
I
.. acre, at, accept
' ; one. 1' house. . ,
. We ‘ on the construction of this
math
than a. country ,
it shall be sold ‘
less thnnvone acre each. ;
used-for residence pur-
swam!!!"
i,ot_.not19-;s mail“.
"firmness: minimum shall on n
,g'olf“ , rse will be started ,
etely aster the property ins changed
hands. "The course. when completed... -
will be one of the finest in New N
land, ascending to Willie Part. no“
golf architect.‘ The club, dualism
comingtsummer, will be used by w ‘
hers forlb‘s‘ithing. mug. tents. 19~
ceptions and similar events. '3 7
s
NOTICE. ,
WE OPENED A NEW TIRE
STORE AT 62 WALL STREET
. (Opp. Isaac street)
and we will allow you $1.90
any old tire in exchange for ‘2,
Standard make of tires at the
Ioievstlriees. -
Norwalk Post m {133
My
WQ Do Vulcanizing
that a mason needs in buildig
operations. -—
A partial list:
Hollow Tile ‘
Brick
Cement
Send
Sewer Pipe
Flue Lining
‘Metal Lath
Plaster
Roofing Paper
Lath Mortar
Liquid RoofCoating
Coal
All sizes of Anthracite in!
domestic use, from the lag“
mining companies. Prom};
delivery.
Phone 113
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The Norwalh V
GroanSeal,
s south slam eraser.
rams: Fan
4‘.
oodiaury Ate-v
.TFlepbone 1400.13 7w
"blue, bright biack;'mat black, inv-
coder 11W. pink iridescent,
major old "ivory. Literally.
may V ~ ‘ "Betty Bend, "_ gird’ is to:
match iii"hs,rmonise' "pith dyery
' mm HEM ’ w: 18;... n.
’be’nlris well strong
finished and of lasting
intermingfemseisths price-
only“ Iie‘doliars’ffior. my Betty Bend
have been .- four
Was, him ' on.
marriage,
sense. an _
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Connecticut real estate: holdingaite ,be
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sag basaltsimtmy as m ‘
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when tees-At the’ Sign or
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