TUESDAY. Wadi.
WM]: 3.4» l
.1. ,~t.:tT~Ar.-cnt, male or temoie‘ to
...l..1 rum-21- or news stud akin“;
«Minn, Cash security reunited.
'l‘hv' Union 93m ‘Gouptnyf
.\ ilvv~~
~ \thui' St . New Ham Conn.
tifTFt' Young 'lady or
.m. fitt'lllShPll room will slim“
u ~ :t 3"!)er young lady. To
liufPrent'es exchangrd."m.
.9 ‘
,..
.1.-1.)Il .h’u
l - i'. . Suntinnl.
w. AN‘l‘Hll—rA position as n .
h} industrious young man
nelznr m takc nth trade. Ad~
tmhm‘. care'Sentinel. - ,
,. .tllt'wl
)'.! l
‘ 9' p. m..~‘]?ueod
. _ .39 .
GRANES'NUSIC more
Commercial 8W, 1210M; W
Woe-days.”-
Wln, mu:n®lhnm-,
ya.
. We wt. mane"
"' mamas-n 'ln’fiew iron: city—”m 18a;
melmry‘fin‘n We! . widow
Elihu M. Weed or Nbroto‘n mm
m magnum. “in- '21th last F‘ridaarél
*pfll '1“.qu 'a‘lififierinz illness. "Silo:
, rain ,2, , t mm, 351 Macon-guy puma.
COttIse. bath, olectric‘fights, turn: "-40.1 >~~
‘. 0t 85 ft. by-170 TL. "5500; .YOURVAU'IONOBILE :
1 Bus W. amazing (1 ’
,1 Manama-.40
. so Jar mo. M1000 can.
These can‘t lie 'boaten.
TEE LAWRENCE AGENCY,
South Nor-walk, Conn.
t;
. \r1.’!‘l".lt -4;irl.u over 16 for steady,
s ~i‘, “ark Ask to 590 Mr. Ennipcr,
". 1 1, Mtg: i‘n. rear 214 East Ave.
WA ~. ii 'I I—Anthueo, nigh m
pull for old-time furniture. “a
hug-Ml,» rllcrry. maple. pine. etc, .30
um Hum. .gl-as. m an“!
a"... i~ utcr I00 yl‘al's old. “D. A."
m-mqntu, 20:. Westport Aye” Phone
”‘6 .
v at???“ 4‘:l~'him‘. Apply Fowlcr,’
‘1llt2- », PM North “Main iStreet.
;...-;tn \J-tr‘wullx
M
' t
WAN'I‘HI» ~A young Kiri to do light
that
IFOR SALE—4917
FOR WEE—'1 *gas stove, rilllveop. in-
FOR SALE~1110lstein cow, 7 years
old, will be fresh April 20. Also
6 loads 10: imature. Stov
Btltcski, Olean streret, ‘Bouth “or
walk. .
‘, . .11- . ,
Ford touring car.
Goodtoolllitionrall-dsls.
FOR SALE—Ford car. commercial,
«men, 4150. 11918 model. 100 Con.
mtiout are. .
in.
"mtwwnrk and take-cure of “baby.
. 41; "1. South Main. .
. ._ .m ..
v #03774!» A' nncc, six carpool-firs at!
‘illlt-Jr' .Illil Bennett plant. George-
ll:ln_' tools. T. J. l’ardy Con-
«'0
Win i‘.
i ll ’li‘rl:
.‘ .‘.1~.":'i:ti~ancn and rgirls to. do
ll.'li' work in iur dressing shop?
will. until)» Mole Works.1Baym
i: nlslllll His,
" m SALE—aliml) Ford sedan nsgood‘
ademountoble rims,
FOR SALE—Blackberry plants, 33‘1”
delivered the some ’day. "insuring-
strong and immediate growth. F.1d.
Keysor. .Phone 2829.
«anew: also a 1919 Word suburban,
shock absorbers,.
cord tires. perfect. :‘Also 3 Ford touring
bodies. $1916, 1917, $1918 models. Phone
2153 Norwalk.
.. J't‘l-llt Jul)
i' . . nil [llflf‘t'
llllil' til: lzlt‘lll, \‘Vl‘itu Farm Hamiscare‘
"'ll lll 'l
Mun farm hand to;
*."‘1'l-lll To buy it molly or 231
«mi 2 llillli-lit, All . improvements-
.t. .1. m. mum and good neighborhood.
itivutitln null priro. Address
(ll St'ntinul.
:l m «1 i‘ill‘l'
Hit
1 A. To rent, summer cottage.
.. 4 lwtirooms, at Bell Island.
lit-w Bluff. Rnwnyton, or Harbor
. v lI-u‘lr'll lit-usmmblc rem. Address.
1
l
-.;:~-. Evening Soniinrl.
‘ 21111131 Girl for pressing and told:
my. ”nulls snl’t shirts and athletic
.t .i--- Apply Clue-it, Peabody d:
“VISTA
tr.
’l'i'l‘l'Ill~>0p0rill0rs on Singer Sew.
.x:.» lilfttlllllf'fi, Also womcn for table
-.1t Apply I-l. Jacobs & Sons. 50
’-» >‘li‘i'i.
1‘1?» I'l-lil » A six room houso in East
an ill. with lmprnvemcnts. Good
given. Evcrctt Pro-arc. 3
:r; .‘t plum» or Phonc 109412.
>t- tit-vs
\N'l‘liil Board and carp for an old
ttl\ Hm» prions and addmss. Atl-
~. l'nhll'd and Caro. care Sentinel.
“.‘t'AN‘l'lill1-Stiiztttzr.lylict‘ :nld hoist.
'IllI‘ lrnin: cxpcrimzrc in insurance
.wxw pict’vrnil. April) it_\’ li'llt‘l. l‘. ('l.
n. '7 ‘l. 50. Norwnlk.
‘.‘."\,‘{Ti~3il A girl to do light house-
.wz‘ru tun in family..thcrt-ncc rc-
t1i1: Apply 8 i‘nnrord stt‘cct.
TO LET
m l l-IT1-~'l‘wo spls ()l moms-x. ll rooms
m ,.11,1_ llL’lll and gas. Ono t-wt of 2
w-‘mh :it 1] l2 Ely Aux. int]. 15 Lowe
' Mrs any.
., _ “f
'1! lll‘IN'l‘m Neatly ftll‘hlah fllccplng' .
mum- at 48 Flux lllli road .
'tvl ltl~:.\"l‘1~ Lilwriy Square. East. Nor-
.uth. 5 room apartment. all im<
iw'llts. $2.3 par month. inq. 64
ml: .\lillil sll’vilt. Phone- 6”.
“.1“.
H' i;li.\"i‘ ------ 3.0M) foot, df floor opofre
'1'1l-4 fur light. montl'ftii'tllrlnz.
it ‘1 prt'n‘lriV-L (i'cntrally liu‘ioléll in
1' Nut milk. ('nml. Aildrcsa “M."
. r‘ 'rllinivl. VVlllinm 0. Muclwan. Inc.
‘li ill-:N‘i'wfi rooms. all improve-
1..1-- l’hum» 1735,
lit LET Burn. suitable» for startle
«mag» purpow-s. inquire 7
. t'l'.1~- street.
’l'-l i.FIT-—‘2 nicely furnishcd front
l'rmifw‘ for light: housekeeping or
’972-1- ncxr to Palace theatre.- Would
rum thom separarw moat 21 North
.ll...lll street. Phone 2293.
'TU LET—4% rooms and bath with im«
pmvcmcnts. 1 block from Winni-
pnuk car. 4 Broad streni. G. A. Di)
l‘rtiupero. -
1‘0 RENT Part or stow On Wanhlnzz-
ton street. Suitable for office. Also
baaemont. Address )1. Store. care
Sontlncl.
'i‘n LET~3 rooms furnished or un-
furnished for light housekeeping.
fill improvements. lnq. 74 Fairfield
l Vl)l ‘
._._§J._._._.._ ._
’l‘4) Limb—Room with board in private
_ VHO"?
1.1 m i I); _ i'or gentleman.
,il'ivilnzPR. References. Mrs. A. Him-
1-r, \‘ Putnam Are. South Not-walk.
m LET-«Furnished room. with ham;
tint and cold water. Board
_.mwi. 6 Livingston Place, near West
\v" m- Tel. 2925;
Mm
,, 1.1: Apply
V""W:|ll£.
Undora‘tundsW ‘F'OR ‘Sfloflmndation stone and
if do:
RE‘N'P—Gamge space for one
12 first street. East
'brldk. Phone 22,100.
FOR. SALE—Violin. Real bargain.
AAddl'Bss '0. T., care 'Sentinel.
F‘OR 'SALEHOne 22 ft. motor boat,
condition/‘2. condition vmmao‘id'
. looms Walton-Wyfond‘mo
‘ nomlc reasons. 2thrust-triads"—overlain1-,;
ing "by carport much-ale «0:311:3in
, cars. All "
Phone 473-3 -
'66 'Wa’ter‘snveet, South Normal;
agent. for
‘tor (60. £6 'I’el' hundred. Dog and ‘10 Spflng 8t.
80. Nor-walk . . . . . . Tel. £12315
ROOFING
Slate, ‘Gravel. Asbestos. ‘Shingles,
2 3 Elizabeth Stre‘ct.
PLUMBING WING— rlmA'i'lNG
Country Water "Syntem. Ranges and
“sand autumn wantondjn 1 *
work guaranteed. M
490, Garage, 15 Marshall Stym
N rw . W- '
S firefly 2'5 9. an. Mrs. Henry 0 all: . ' 1 1' i
. .. .1. I, . 4 I ‘ . ‘-
Nhofi“ m stmt, 80‘1“? WE SPECIALIZE lN Wm! “film
Best quality lenders, gutters and
your order for your spring remirs. _
tin work. Now is the time to lure:
Don‘t put it all. .
Remember We continue Quality!
With Expert Service. ‘
HENRY A. amount
Plumbing—J-leating—Tlnnlng
Famous International One-Pipe hector
1pm.mmmo
‘Eotimoteo, Gheerfully Given
Miller 6: Bergow
'6 i-Hunford Place
Asphalt, Shingles, Root Painting
. vand ‘Ropdiring
ssply Heavy relate *Surhced *Rooiinx.
$2.80 per Roll. Red or Green ‘
THE NORWAIIK ‘ROOI’ING‘CO.
5‘91. '33?
One-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH 8. KER“ UR,
'i'cl.1492‘
21 Taylor Ave. ”80. Nomik
cabin. two cylinder 8 horsepower
Bridgeport motor, all in fine condi-
tion. Now in Norwaik harbor. John R.
Booth. Danbury. Conn.
F‘QR SALEw‘in Darlen. $2,000 will buy
a 7 room cottage. 174 ft. frontage
on P'ost road. 1Wrable neighborhood.
5 minute walk from station. Electric
light—and water. Balance. $4,400 on
mortgage. Phone 307 Darien.
FOR SALE—01k dining room table.
square. and four cane bottom;
chairs. Also Morris chair and Wooden
rocker. All in good condition. Tele-
phone Vi'ood. 1368. Neptune Ave.
4““
FOR SALE—Motorcycle in first class
condition. cheap. This motorcycle
has gonninc Gcrman Bosch magneto.
“'orth dmihlv any other! on the
markot, it. Zahlman, '79 “’ashing’ton
St. Phone 1190.
FOR SAi.l-I~1Modcrn cash. register
almost new. W'lli sch cheap. inquire
at Centml 'llarber shop, North Main
ull'cei.
FOR SALE ~At sacrifice. Need room
tor a new equipmcnt. Monitor steam
honor {or hot watnr or steam. excel-
lent. condition; 5 H. P. and 1 H. P.
electric motor: jackvlcd 200 gallon
kottlo with stirrer; Lotion Rotary
pump, 2 112 inch;- American nluiil
graph: typcwrlters. Can be inspected.
Roam 209, 34 Will! St. Norwalk.
FOR SAl.F‘—-Clly form, 16 acres, im-
proved. (lood barn. several out-
lldlngs. unfinished cottage, tine
location. l'rlco $6500. Telephone 1861.
. SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwmlt. 5:9.
Court. April '10. A. 1).. 1922.
Estilte of Joshua Tl. Jennings; intr-
ofiNorwullc in said district. deceased.
The Court of ‘Prohnto for the‘ills-
I»rrfct,‘0f,ijank. 'hfltli limitprl and al-
‘lofledoix months from tho date hertL
of for the creditors of Said Estate to
exhibit-their claims for settlément.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said fimo, will bc dabarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said'EStute
are requested to make immediate’par
meat. to
EDNA L. RAYF'USF):
Execntl‘ix.
Probate
s01 vmrrfivm'rcr;
District of NMIK,‘ 95.1, Probate
Court, March 31, A. n. 1922. 4
violate of Max Rosenthal late ofl‘Nor-
rwxllc in said District, deécased._
Ji'he Court‘ot Pr'onate 16)- the Dio‘trict
- of Norwalk, hath limited and allowéd
six» months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said Estate to eihiblt
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts,
tproperly attested. within said time.
>wlll be debarrod a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said Estate are re‘
gquested to make immediate payment
to .
ISIDORE ROSENTHAL.
Administrator.
A
ORDER or Norton
District. of Nor-wink, ss.,
Court, April 17. A. D.. 1922.
mlnismtrix of said estater tfor an
real estate ot,,snidl1estate.»
office. in N
April} 1038. at 12 o'clock int-moon
1"...
“1"" You 'hm'withllhlnmeeu
Wi'fiM‘
"PM Ettato
Have an mm in Vi"
to own your name ind W
1 3.00531 and Long {Distance of All Kinds.
Estate of Hannah P‘.‘ Goodsell,1ate
of Nomalk- in said District, decennial.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court- by the ad;
order authorising her to sell certain:
, Ordered, That said application be
heard and" determined at the Probate, j ‘ 1 > . .
you the mrdaygof: ‘ '
and that public notice tumor he
given to all permits intemtcdtherei
in by publishing!» this criteria a? new;
TRUCKING 1
Local and Long Distance Trucking
of all kinds.
Daily trips to New York
VNAGGY BROS.
Tel. 318
'71 (Eedar “Street-
. ‘ 'l'R’UCKI‘NG
so. Norwnlk
CARRIGAN & FLYNN
(Office Leary 8: Co.. B. R. Ave.
Tc]. 1577 '
._ Homé 1:91.363 ~ ..
FROM THE FACTORYQ‘O“
THE HOME
Mattresscs. pillows. holsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating, satis-
factiOn guaranteed. Drop
call.
NORWALK MATTRESS (‘0.
. but ”all! nearly ‘fl’ll ‘hcr‘lflttfnle‘ . '
1 at q‘oékgofa, ‘~Ill.. at “whose home‘mlké
. mg .‘wm the would at 3:30 «o‘clock
. 'will 'be in“3ilvernfine cemetery.
' pasta ro ’fthc Net-walk 'M.
, pointed to the
us a card or
tclcphone 317 for representative to
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Nonmlk
woman. Ot‘mc‘s'ears sheillnd‘
flyingwlt’h”her non. ‘Drf‘Sf‘B. ‘M,
died. ”She leaves monogram-3cm
.a son who are living in various ‘o‘eéa
L20!” of the country. {Her funeral
upheld «yestefllay Inorntpg at Lyman
Hoyt's funeral parlor; in .Mofdg
mic =Rcv. Gerald 1A. Cunningham o‘m.
. a
The funeral of W J."Glainlen-é.
Mumdny'imomtngffi'om the {home rot;
ohm Icon. lam-old ‘Glendenlng. ‘8 *anber
avenue. may: inmost "F. merér
pastor of the ‘Nomlk Conmmn~.
at Church. will mute and Ml?
W 0171?. 1133:. cam ,
The funeral of‘Cha‘rles i..‘8t.*Jo’hn?
will bc‘hcld at 2 o'clock 'Wodnriadxyé
afternoon from the Broad ‘Riveq
chapel. ‘Rcv. George B. Tompkins,f
‘15. ‘Chu‘rch,§
will‘bc‘in
will omclalc ’and burial i
“Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. smliemnék .
Funeral services {or Mrs. ‘Paul;
Stuhelchlck. of 9 Slocum street. will;
he held an it o‘clock Wednesday;
morning from St. Mary‘s. Church;
Burial “1“ 41K. in St. Siary's came-
tcry. >
55111 ANNUAL G. A. 15R. ,
Continued from First rage.
committees iunrtionml. The:
committees arc listed hclow. at the:
conclusion of this article, together
with 'th-- present dcpartment officers
and staff and th? council of adminis-,
tratlon, as wcil as tho comrades ap-1
atoll oi ‘i‘)cpartmcm
Commander Swarm fer the Encamp-
mont.
The linc-unprncnt opt-owl promptly
at 1:30 o'clork at tho South Norwaik
'Congregjationnl Church with prayer
by the llcpartmcnt Chaplain. \Vil-
linm l-‘. Hilton, of Hartford. Follow-
im: the usual preliminary business or
thr- Encampment. Department Com-
mnndor Swat-t7. presentcd his report
in tho-form of an address as follows:
Adams of Dmftment Commander
Hottdquartcrs Dcpnrtmcnt of Conn.
Sn. Norwrllk. Conn. April is. 1922.
To (119 Ofliccrs and Comrades of the
llcpm-tmcnt ot‘ Connoctlrut. G. A. ll.
Commdcs: .
Anothcr yvnr has passed since last
“is met and “o hnxc ndt‘lcd another
gear to our annual encampment:
molding “3"”? limit- 1ft ”Our history
othrr
FREE «DRESS MAKING
INSTRVCTION - FREE
The i‘hic American llrvssr
cutting, llcslgnlnlz imd Tailoring
School oi Bridgeport. nnnnunccs
that. tho srcmul dcmnustratlon
and exhibition will ho hold Wod—
ncsday, April 19, at 2:30 p. m. at
Red Men‘s hull. .Main St.,
Norwalk.
A large display of exquisite
models. all R'lzh 36 will be ex- '
lillilted. Mrs. W. C. Kucmmcl.
head of the school will domon-
sit-ate, how those dresses are made
by a master pattern. “Principlu.”
All ladies are Welcome.
which is nox'v ln session. it is a grout
picnsnra comradcs. for mc to grcct
you in this my town whcrc l have
spent ‘54 yours in luislncss. “'hen
you vlvctcrl m9 ii your ago as Depart-
ment Com nder. ,1 was compliment-
ml by my :low olflzcns and I assure
you that l prcciatcd the honor you
conform-d (in-inc and l have trlctl to
mcrlt your appreciation as your l‘le-
pnrtmcnt Commondrr. ,
Condition of tho (mirr-
.lt has lvccn my privilege as: Dc-
pxlrlmvnt (‘ommzmdcr to l"? lm'itcd
with my slot? to 14 Posts, two l‘osts
thc sumo rluy. mic of ‘which it was
impossihlc {or me to attcnd. i found
thcéc Posts full (if patriotism and
keenly aliw- to tltc ourstions of tho
dfiy. "Tho 57 years slncc the close, of
tht» war have loft their mark upon
givcrcti om- ‘l‘our‘ltry‘d call to maintain
thé'intelzrlty of ofrr nation
victory which qfilir T'country has at-
Estate of Edward y
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
allowed six1 months from
accounts. properly
t—or'l'ammany and Connery, Attys.
. SOLVENT‘NflTICE .
Court, April 11. 1922.
tme'm". (Phase who» neglect to '
their accounts.
Browh: late of
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict. of Norwalk, hath limited ' and
the date
hereof (or the creditors of said Estatp
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
attested. within
snid timc. will he dcba‘rred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requestedto make immediate pay-
ment to Martin J. Browne, executor: Memorial 113$.ng "hoist ‘ob‘sgry é d not
G. A. ‘12.. but 51.1555“ by the
Voterg'ns, tho
elm-ans. ,jthe American
making .. 111‘, or -1! ,
blslr‘mt of Kuwait; «ss; 3013f!
Estate of Daniel G. Robinson late
of Norwalk. in soidniotrict, deceased.
Th€.-Gourt of Probate for the Dis.
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date.
rhereol’ for the creditors of— said :31
tot! to 3111“)“: their ciaimgior catch.
properly attested,
wihin sold, time, will be ,debarred a}
recovery. ' All persons indebted ~;to
.said Estate are requested to make 111??
,W.payment to .
Prom“? 3%SAN E. ROBINSON. .4 .' ‘
SOLVENT NUTN‘E , tain'cd in its Wonderful growth of
District of Norwalk. as Prohate popuiéflbn and ”filth. '
Court, April 15. A. it. 1922. In Mental-lam
On November
d led at his
new.
. {non-“thalfibecume‘ ‘a member-"of them
Walkman 'wT-‘Iat ”the Woman‘s ”Relief
h £0799 ”‘3'?” it’heG. .3. 7R“ Mug \cwqu;
;‘l~etptul in a social way and bringingL
E Moss towonr comrades.
3 room Eme Hall
% Ia pleasant for the comrades as 1303-"
. iotism in these orders and they will
' the G. A. R.
our appearance; not we seem to he
strengthpncd hy the fact that, we an;
and to
havc lived to see thotrultion of our
.1!
25th. Past Depart-
ment Commander. Cbprlcs Griswold
homo alter-,"a short, lil-
Comrade, Griswold (waswwlth us
at' Indifixiiihbilg, an‘d‘oéctipled one of
_ ‘Sdn‘s‘ot‘Veth-ons ,.
I had‘t‘he pleasure of visiting Rus~
-li
met-by, “Guam; stand was surprised at.
:: ,heirjpatrioiic terraces and the en:
ammwmnneim ammonium”; '
"1'th are ‘addytglto their membership"
ond‘flwmot’gtirtennitfo W monetary
motor veteranowithln theirjnni'sdicc
ramp. tit isthmus h-t‘hooe enthusia- #5
1tic bons"of“ours“that‘ the memory of”,
£1455 'wm'pe .kept .rresh in the
minnow! armor-emanating
This Mandarin the «30!:st
Camp of Sim of Veterans at»;
i
to
‘ our 1m in “shew: ‘éttl‘te coils“?
"cheer-fumes Mth "their épreoence Eat?
3the posts. ,
ladies of the G. «AIR.
The Veterans appreciate the help-
hotness of the Ladies of the G. A. R.
Whenever they can, it seems to be-
thelr motto to bring joy and happl-
I recently accepted. an invitation
, Carpcnder. Division
"fresident of the Connecticut Sons of
”Veterans Auxiliary, 'to visit the Sol-
diers Home at Norbton. We had, a
«fiery pleasant time anthhe’hnys/wel‘e
mlcased with our visit. It seems to he
Rte aim of this Auxiliary.to make’ltg
Bible. They are continually devising
means to Show their love for the ‘old'
«soldiers. Unfortunately. their en-
campment. is held in Waterbury the
filth and 20th. .making. it. impossible
~t‘or their..:prenident and 7“.an to be
pre‘seht with us. but they will be well
represented by “Mrs. Mary C. Boise‘tt.‘
PastDivision Presidcnt. ,
There seems ”to be no lack of ‘pat—
certainly maintain the noble'and ‘pat-
riotic principles of the veterans of
The Commander also desires to ‘ex-
press his gratification ‘al the develop-
ment ,ot the Amprican 12350an
forming such large Post: as are rep-
rt-scutcd by the Frank .C. Godfrey
and Mulvoy Tariov Post. Veterans of
Foreign \Vars. also the Battery C and
of Norwalk is not lacking in patri-
ctic spirit. The commander accepted
several invitations to visit theirposts
and found their rit'ual full of patriot-
ism and love of country.
Spankll American \l‘ar Veterans
\‘l’hen-Pvcr it was possible for me, I
visited the Camps of the. Spanish Am-
erican “'ar Veterans and found them
1 fine body of men. full of patriotism
and they are entitled to all the court-
csins that. we can extend to them for
thcy haw! done an honorahlc part at
the request of our country.
G. A. ’R. Tiny. Plainvillc
The commander and his staff were
prcscnt at the l’lainvillc Camp
Grounds on Yeti-runs Day. V'i'c were
very cordially nccclx-cd and the pro-
gram was Very interesting. The “'0-
man's Rcllci Corps at all
make it worth while {or the vctcrans
to accept thcir hospitality.
35th National limmmpmcnt
'l‘hc Dcpn rt mcnt Commander.
mt‘mlicrs of his Start". the dolegutcs
and :l largo nnmbvr oi the comrades:
attt-ndt-ti the? 33th National Encamp—
mcnt at Indianapolis last. fall. and in
thc parade music- a fine appearance
and cliciti-d applause all along the
llllln The Vi. R. C. and Daughters of
\‘r-tcrans “are larlmly in (‘Vlilt’l‘ll‘tn
LOST
LOST—«Diamond. sapphire bow-knot
pin in South Norwaik, West Ave. or
Slain St, Norwalk. Reward. Thomas
H. Canty. Phnoo S30. 1
I.OST»Pocketbood containing money
between South Norwalk library and
Ann street. Call at 12 Ann St, after
‘5 o'clock. Reward.
. ‘ CU N E O 1
FloWer 'and Seed Store
Peépié Planting ,Our Seeds will
Meet With Succcss. '
Seed Potatocx Just, Arrived
tfié . rooms at -
'o'n't'iny icr'igth’ orgasm. .
Wimpy ~
1 only by‘ the . ,,
Spafiis‘h-American War
\Norld War v ,
,Le‘éion 31nd Auxiliaries,
Amusing ,crrerygfiys
'Thé won-lion's. " > .. .
’On April 6th; we” visited the We
.man’s ReligE,COrp$_ hohgx-at‘ Cram
municllke antenata-
‘comeifédjmhmfn .
‘ "1‘ or the inmates
‘zétfthe rs‘l‘nmaté‘s‘ot' the homo.
given!!! wen- .tor its .Wremem.
. . I , _
Ruffian on the" Elm-he Day
aunt who central ..
”my moi-ailing.
day of hearing. ,
HENRY W. GREGG???
paper. MVin: dimmed? u; ‘. out?
‘Diairm att1lcaft‘flvé‘dm'beforfi‘ohid» 1
‘4'?“ or Wot-“633m ima- Vicinity; rumor; '
ght/ due-any: much cooler:-
Mfiefly was The W
wags-m Italic: corps, 71:3:
" Main Strut
'ur headquarters. “We
Wei-e together most of the 1firnolgand
he scorned to ‘be in the, post of health
and, enjoyed. the encampment. (ng ,,
sfidderig‘death .was .unlbolgcd‘ for by
”me. but at our. agony cannot count '_
Heller Corns, mm 111‘
{Well and were: i‘l’fgpi‘éa’ngd with its
‘ :It did‘ {not
litan- like 9511 1mmnon.puuusl la
‘ I mike. main-sev-
and theyteenied
o "be contented” and ammo. *1”de
not sec” a‘g'ad, tool: in any tat-tine rare:
or c '
We. fidt‘éa tne' éqlfifg‘1g1mfnihg 3r , ,
‘ 1" the .1
cartilage Pla’n‘t‘s Now heady. ‘ $1.00
Pei-*Hundred. _ _ _
Fnam‘y Large Fie‘i‘d GroWn PanSy
. in Flower. ‘
£8.11 131’. 26.1Elizobeth St.
1 Phone 2220
wit: ‘. ,......
l
VT
I .
r
”:FOR'fSALE' fit ‘areriectly new National
‘Cfifi'mr.“fhe Children‘s stow,
‘371-Wect‘wam ' ton St.
t
_1 “Emmet“ sold the WW.
dome-gamma {and 8 p. at “first
mot ”magnum-e More 1:1 ammonia
" :35 maximum this mm ap-
penned i" ithe Dem ‘ time.
1.
Combat Train, showing that the City!
times '
public will be held in Des Moines.
IoWa‘during‘ the week beginning _ .11
September-‘24. 1922. All the prelim- M 8 all", M 13m
inary arrangements between the rep- ,. 1
”coatings of the citizens 05:99.3 Summon!“ , __.
Moines and the Grand Army of the l SOUTH MAIN mm 7
tR-Epublic have now been satisfactor- , 1
fly completed. _ I m FDR
Conclusion .
me.
som1w1wnc. mm; _ 1 - ,
The W11 Notional-Enemy F. H.
ment of the‘Grand Army of the :Re-
In conclusion. I wish to thank my
Sta]! for the
they have given me. complying with
nearly every. request 101 accompany
”(Continued on ”Page Twelve)
0mm
an pport.
very ‘ cordial
on Woo and showing their
WOMEN’S SPORT
Shore property 1a: Harbor View
Beach and ”Como Beach.
Three family house all
1ments. rnoeosooo.
. Tam IamilyE-house all improvements, j
filial]; ’stre‘et,‘ “Norwalk. Price $7000.
Telephone 77 ' South Norwaik Conn. ’
OXFORDS
This Spring, in a. diversity of shyly:
and oomblnatim at extremely
moderate prices
Max Levy’s ‘
. ShoeStore
31 80. m at. 80. Hal-wok:
FOR SALE
gr ,
Fun (mm
improve.
O’Brien & Bo‘v‘i "
4 SOUTH MAIN SREET
fl}
y
a
5.
a? .
Mmmhfl
, .nsew
1-0 ml. THE
and necessary
Yé‘ii’wmm FARMING
m GARDEN umnsms
Every requisite for field or
is; right in stock.
gsso , , ISOOIlPEETE
AT THIS mownnn s'ronn Worth Mfiéh More ,
ALBERT
34 Washington St.;$o. Norwalk. corn. 1
o. G. PALMER
auctioneer
A. D Iona g
40 inch All Silk Canton Cm
R ul 1- Price $3.50 yd. w
W a , 33.1011
M
Kiddie Kieth-«best wearing:
Yd.
fabric for children 35:
136 Washington St,
South Nor-walk
BEAUTIFUL NEW_
DESIGNS IN SPRING
WALL PAPER .
screams or voila
WALLS
GROUND
on have to make the regulation
preparations. We
or! hate laid iii a‘ supply to satisfy
on and your neighbor's wants.
garden
Woodcrful Vélues
101154325 Cents a Roll
91'). MGRCJKN
H
if?
.- mm, mm 1
D . fl ..,.
' 13 {Wafi’fitn Horwalk
:15 l“, s 31"
as 5'. result of MS ab'fiity ‘
to discrmnna‘behctween 2
different "_ symptoms.
When We .fi‘lryifis.
mum‘s yougtét the
r'eSult of our kntlwledgc ._
an experience in the
handling of, drugs and :
" compounding. ,
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