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' WANTED
ANTIQUE FURNITURE T
x... nun-s. high prices paid for old-
turniture. mahogany.
pine. etc, also old china. glass.
at merit that is over 100:
“In.
ii. A. BERNS'I’EIN.
\\'e.~ill01‘t Ave. Phone 998
CW
\\‘\.\'THD-\V0llln to loll oat-sour
All or part time at home or _
l’éih‘lng as desired. Write Box 36
l'lf‘“ Sentinel.
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r\l'.\.\"l‘l-ID¢Help Female. Forelsdy
“:lfll’t‘d. experienced. to take charge
.«tm‘iing dept. new shirt via-at .4
Stamford. Conn. Splendid opportunity!
mr llllhi party. Write Y. S., 620 Pres-
'M
our
' 51000 cash.
Another in Norwsik, consisting nine 9
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_ THREE GOOD ONES
“One in «an «audit. one-lath.
six rooms, all improvements" lot 60
ft. byt150 ft. for 135,000. One‘olf cosh.
1M5- .ln East :Nomlk. 5
. m. both. “acetic magma“
m. lot '85 ft. any no It. «can
rooms all Who. nose. to
mango for 36750, now 291:. '
These can't be beaten '
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firms :J.‘ cnmr
59 Stevens St. Norwalk. Conn.
TeL 3714 .
BUSINESS N01101:.
Ills on: Cam
first Mm-Chamteramboon.~wite of-
'Andrg“ Glbsori of New Canaan. died.
Ideal Polishing. rioting . ‘ ,muesdoy. after a. short film.
Finishing on Brass Bods. Autoinoflé'fl 30. Shma well-loved mfg? i
Trimmings and Worth of Entry: :- or the Methodist Episcopal‘
Description. 1 . 1‘: monarch thermometers in the choir-l
‘ y ,: y y . . .. m.mm¢»mrt ineallthezchurehlo
é . mm. ‘§ um ~octlvllaies.i She was lasso «a;
Commerckl idiot. ' . 1 to: W m of' the aorta-a5.
hermit"; rm nought.
ento sold annoy payments.
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THE LAWRENCE AGENCY,
South Norwalk, Conn. .
FOR SALE—Lot. of household turni~
ture. mos. etc. Mrs. J. Myers. [loll4
island. care E. C. Brown.
lutvrmn building, New York iCty.
y YOUR AUTOMOBILE
Has deterioated. m
p. 111.. Tuesdays. Wedneodnys' nun-’4
ys. Violin. attic-Wu. Haw-'7
Instru-
different
parts and units are worn and in bfll
condition. a condition which Show
not be neglected. for safety and coo-
nomic reasons. First-dim overhaul-4
iWosbinMLJ« O. L.. No. 1&0. of
Stamford. and. abomination Mm
meet-dim lineal-ad‘mkeaprt '81
the service. Banister husband she
loaves a brother. Andrew m m
L-ctn a resident of New Canal" 11 for
about tat-eat! M-
l-hmcral of Charles P‘s-ti
The funeral of Charles Poliett. a
Civil War veteran. will be held at “
__ FOR SALE - _ * ing by expert mechanic on all main! o‘clock tonwrrow afternoon frm the
r-:— ,. , . . . hogan “making “‘1' ma cars. All work guaranteed. Phone Soldier-5' Home in M' rolon. Bum‘ ll
\‘v¢\.’\ll'.l)~»}‘.xpt‘r19nced hand sewers den winyn rs 11.qu ison quare Gar- 490 Garage 15 Mmhan St South Wm be in Spring Grove Ce a .
ull women's waists and dresses,- 15’3‘00 W e883- 3.00 for No. - " Noroton. . on elm.
A‘I‘Il} lit Ollt‘t’, M. N. Mainland and
('II‘ [5 )let'win Slfeet. .
WANTED " Experienced examiners.
\ltlzsi know be‘st. silk work. Apply
at Ulll'l‘, M. N_ Moyehoff and ('40., 15
Nit-ruin Street. .-
4,
WANTl-luw—Operators experienced 01?.
pllWGl" machines to make womenm
Iallol‘ed waists and dresses.
Quackenbuoh. Dar-fen.
FOR SALE—Fine oldihlilo in axed- ~
estate. Large lot. Price $9,000. Phone
Taylor fir. Golden (10.. Inc,_1230.
.. quick buyer. Good horse.top—wsgon
Appty'an excellent shape and homes for
it! (lllf‘e at .\l. N. Mayehofl and 80.. 15 mole. :Aooly Box 13. coreiSentinol.
e 1 u
for 50 «$15.00. ‘ . 8%
ingroeock. Cii'ualar. fie 140.. : f-
.lent section. to be sold to close on
PO}: SALE—A good ’mmlrror
'\ . ‘ S e t.
Lh'ri‘f.‘_,n__....l:_e -.___.--.._.#._ J
\‘l’AN'l‘l-Il)—-A refined middle aged
man and wife desiring a good home
will ”mi an exoellcnt opportnnily if
FOR SALE-Power boat, flat bottom.
22 ft. long, 5‘1-2 ft. wide. no ’
\ .
WE SPECIALIZE IN'
your-o
tinwo
for your spring repairs.
Don't. put it on.
YL~HEGBLEIN
Phoné 473-3'
56 water Street.
Agent for
Best quality leaders. gutters and
Now is the time to leave
. Remember We Combine Quality
With men‘SoI-floe.
:W
South Nor-walk
Famous international OnePipe floater
0
“:1ch of A. J. Glenda. mg.
The funeral of Andrew J. Glenden-
ing was held this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock from the home or his 8011.!
fiat-old Ole-adenine. 8 Center avenue.
The funeral services were very largely
attended by friends and relatives and
, therewere. manyfioral tributes. 1
Rev. Ernest l"."McGregm-_ Mm- of:
the Nor-walk Congregational church.‘
officiated at the services. Burial was
in the Silvermine cemetery. "
Overhauled and in good column
One gas tank, 300 gallon. George W.
a... mu refer to this number. 0990!" Moore. Rowayton Ave, Rowsytong Miller &’Bergow For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
xun-ly. (‘ill‘Q Sentinel. , . ._ Tel. "361. 7 10.18pm 8t. Bymnford Place “it?“ and Friday; “Nightly colder to.
‘i ‘ So.'No‘!-wa1k _.__ .. Tel. 1433-5 night with frost: slowly rising rpm-
\l’ANl‘lZlF—Severai men for outside l-‘OR SALE—Ford Touring car with ' peratur": Friday strong westerly
inhaling and factory Work. Aim?" CH tires. 3 1-2130, speedometer. ROOFING win-is. The disturbance which was
xtutullk Tire and Rubber Co. " mirror, dimer'for lights and other Slate. Gravel, Asbestos. jungles, central over Wisconsin yesterday
_ , 1 # extras. Driven by owner only. Will Asphalt Warm 2mm. rnorninz moved apross the Lake re-
WANTEl)—~Agent, male or female to demonstrate. lnquiré Phone 1144-2. and Rep’airing alon last night “I3 is now passing out
tulip charge of news stand at Red 3-ply Heavy State W noon-cfhhc 91- lament? “Wes- " caused
l‘tizld Million. (‘ash security required.
Address The Union News Company.
239 Water St.. New Haven Conn.
J.
‘\\.\.\TED~-Girls over 16 tor steady.
(:mn work. Ask to see Mr. Ennlpcr.
NUIH‘LHR Mfg. to. rear 214 East Ave.
FOR SALE—1 gas stove, cheap. lne
quire after 6 p. to. Mrs. Hen
Shula, 7 ~1-2 Ann street, South
Not-walk
FOR SALE—1917 Ford touring oar.
Good condition. Call 1618.
-WANTED¥—A girl to dovught houoe~
w-ll'k. two in family. Reference rev
qull‘l‘d. Apply 8 Concord street.
FOR SALE—Ford car. commercial,
open, $150. 1918 model. 100 Con-
necticut Are.
TO LET
.
'l‘n l.P}T~‘Furuished large sunny
rmm, with or without light house-
th‘pllIK privileges. Decker. 25 Havi-
lanzl St.
'10 LET—Two sets or rooms. 3 rooms
in set. light and gas. One set of 3
rooms at 11 1-2 Ely Ave. lnq. lime ~
street, Mrs. Nagy. _
CFO LET—2 nicely furnished front
rooms for light housekeeping or
011“le next to Paint-e theatre. \Vould
rent them separate too at :1 North
Main- street. Phone 2293.
TO LET~—6 rooms and bath with in]-
provemvnts. 1 block from Winni—
pauk car. 4 Broad strccl. G. A. Di
Prospvlo -
"r0 RENT» Part of Store- on “'ashinz-
ton street. Suitable for office. Also
basement. Address M. Store. care
Sentinel.
’l‘O LET-n"- rooms furnished or 1m-
ftit‘nished for light housekeeping.
All
improvements. lnq, 74 Fairlield
Ave. _.
'ro LET--Rooni wii‘li board iii priests
family for gentleman. Hoin
privilr-ges. References.,-Mrs. A. Hirtz;
ler, S Putnam Ave, South \‘urwflk '31».
FOR RENT— Garage. y'spacg- ~fdr“finel
(-ur. Apply 12 ‘l-‘ixst ,street. Eastm‘
Nm'wulk. 1 '
SOLVENT NQTICE:
District of Norwalk. ss.‘ Probate
(2mm. April 17, A. 1).. 1922._ .
Istate of Frederick H. Wem’pe. late
or Norwalk in said District. fieceasedb
The Court ‘or Probate for the piss}
aim of Norwalk. hath limitéd'hnd‘t
allowed six months
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims: for settle}
merit. Tlibse .wh’o neglect to present
their not-aunts. properly attested.
within said time. will—be debarrcd a.
recovery. All persons
said Rotate are vrequested to make
immediate payment to
. ELIZABETH WEMPE:
' Administratrix:
Ol'
KEOGH l: CANDEE.
Attorneys
. SOLVENT NOTICE '
District of Norwslk.~ss. Probate
Court. April 17,1. 0.4.922. ' ‘t
, Estate of Lazar Nathan. late of
Norwalk. in aid District. deééosed.
The Court of-Probate for the Dis-
trirt of Norwalk- hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditdrs of said 89
late- to exhibit their cla'hlsforlsettle-
meat. Those who neglect to present
their accounts. .mriy attested.
Within said time. will be debarred a
recovery, All persons indebted to
loud Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to ‘
HARRY NATHAN.
Administrator
' SOLVENT NOTICE
'lllstrict' of Norwalk. ss. Probate
‘ 0'1". April 19. A. 1).. 1922.
install: of Ellubeth'Bodnar. late of
Norwalk. in said District. deceaSed. ’
The Court of Probate nor flame?
”U of Nora-elk. hath limited and
allowed six maths. from the m
hereof for the creditors of-sdd Es.
"'9 to exhibit their chino for nettle-
mrni. Those who netlect'to'present
”if". accounts, :propefly mm
wnmn said timeout be ‘ '
"WWW All persons ”indebted-rte
said Pilate are _ t3 'llla’bs‘
”mediate payment to ' ‘ ~
1.
flair; street, Norwalk. Price $7000.
from the date:
indebted to'
FOR SALE—Blackberry plants. 83.00
for 50; $5 per humlréd. Dug and
delivered the same day. insuring
strong and immodiaite grdwth. F. H.
Keyser. Phone 2829.
ron SALE—1920 rord‘sflm as good
as new; also a 1919 Ford suburban
demonntable rims, shock absorbers.
cord tires, perfect. Also 3 ' touring
bodies. 1916. 1917:1313 m cls. Phone
Zlfljorwalk.
brick. Phone 2100.
FOR SALEfiln“Darien. $2,000 will buy
it 7 room cottage. 11‘4 ft. frontage
on Post road. Desirable-neighborhood,
a minute walk from station. Electric
light and water. Balance. $4,400 out
mortgage. Phone 307 Darlen.
FOR SALE—City farm, 16 acres, im-
proved. Good barn. several out-
buildings. unfinished cottage,- fine
location. Price $6500. Telephone 1861.
FOR SALE
_ or
FOR ‘RENT
Shore property at Harbor View
Bench and 0011190 Beach.
"Three family house all
,mgnts. Price $0000.
Two family house all improvements,
it'n'prove~
O‘BRIEN & Bow
4 South Mam Streét
Telephone 977 ,South Norwalk Conn:
Halve Alf: OBJECT ix'ymw
Try to ownryour home onil- Mocha
what‘you have with Wok:
J OHN T. HAYES
Real Estate insurance
_-.2_)llaln.:SL:oet.; Namath- f
. ‘ ’ , _‘ Lana-
PM 5.833 ' -13;
One 7 Room 'Iilouse'. all improve-
ments, withj-VO q‘oodybuilding
lots. ’ ‘ "
One Zframily lion-e with‘im-
provements, centrally located.
J. M. L'A‘YTON'_ a: cosine.
5 Railroad Avenue
SPECIAL MEETING SECOND
TAKING DISTRICT
_ The legal voters of the Seconda'l'ax-
lug District of the City of Norwalk
are hereby notified and warned that
a' Special meeting of said district will
be held in the Council Chamber, in.
the City Hall Buildiugmn Tuesday
evening. May 2nd. 1922. to consider
the matter at surveying to-the We;
Mole “'orks. certain land owned by
said district and lying between Day“
and Water streets in said district. and
it it be decided to convey said land,
to fix the terms of .such conveyance
and- to :onfloriZe and empower the
district Commissioners to. make.
execute and dearer such written in-
struments in connection therewith;
l-‘OR ‘SALEAFoundation stone and —
. $10,000.
: this
~os shellac m. f ’
PAINTING AN D DECORATING
Estimates Cheerfully Given
Wesflter Forecast
32.60 per Roll. Red or Green
THE NORWALK 300mm; C0.
:3 Elizabeth Street
at. '3"!
4
One-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH S. 'KERYf .13..
~ Tel. “2
21 Taylor Ave.
91.1331131on mnfirezo— muse
Country Water System. Ranges and
So. Nor-walk
thunderstorms and high winds in the
south yrn portion of the Lake region.
Buffalo rcportrd a maximum velocity
of wind of 80 miles pu‘ hour. Cleve-
land 68 miles and Detroit 56 miles.
Pleasant weathtr prevails this morn-
ing in it" sectioni‘reast of the Rocky
Mourtains except in the eastern por- '
tion of the Lake region and New
England. 'l‘hetemperature-is low in
the western and ”central sections.
TRUCKING
Local and Long Instance
of all kinds.
Daily trips to New York
NAGGY BROS.
Trucking
CARRIGAN &. FLYNN
(Office Leary & 00.. R. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. “3
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME .
Mattresses. pillows. bolsters
telephone 817
all.
NORWALK MA'r'rhEss (:0.
Tel. 318
71 Cedar Street 80. Nor-walk
TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
and,
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating, satis«
faction guaranteed. Drop us a. card or;
for representative to
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk
Fronts were reported as far south as
Tilissouri. -
Taylofiml Vodansk-Cases
to Be. Heard on Saturday
Continued from Page one.
: itimmm
'worrdsxthat would be oo ”Mill;
‘ the audience of the
lm by taxation of the people of the:
, time prevailedwhen the tea modes?
mutation the amt-flair: of the:
meals r
“I.”
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42‘ 1.
r .
‘zm
l :1 E l l . * 5
‘ m 1
file 1’ t. of Old Fashioned ,
Melodies.“ 1m “evening in the
Rowaytonvaootiot church. m-m+
not doubt the most appropriate inf
oboboeryiu lPotflots’ SW and whats
added more to the evening was the
mac when laurcalvin 14. W4
o’ened lthe exercises. ' ,
myor Barton'imewof no other:
words on the
road. Withqeformce to-thioethema—
yor stated that the road would be fin-
iohed nit later than 'June lot. This”
mark brought 3. great outbum of
enthusiasm from the audience.
"Taxation without representation is
H—t‘
f‘All American"
Scouts and 1M1! Gert“
. . m. At ‘thi’ time M
American flag was presented.
A. :8. ~W)‘. Writ of
theSunday Ichool thanked tho-e who
lain-not mm) the church for the
«services rendered. '
M“
Brigg” 291...... . “
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ldarky attire they brought great .ape-
pianos. A piano solo was rendered!
Harry Vl'allenstein.
Undoubtedly one-mt themost attains 1'
lure sceneo’tothe presentation
:aae ifuolloce Mn" ocean. comp
of twenty boys and “girls. With ‘
> m of'tavodmoollue sons the?
received much applause.
The zolith and him has
composed of
’_ ot‘ money fronnavings mt: had
lan'received. ‘
j to meet current needs. it who
now. .
I don them, Wut
tyranny." said Mayor Barton. “and for
that reason we are celebrating the
battle of «Lexington this evening
horny met the frame]: and Indian:
AW. “thud found nuifmwlaflebfiq
of 311.000.0013 and the only way
making payment of this debt possible ,
mules. .
“British powers did everything pos-
able to make our ancestom-‘pn'yy .
tax but ounancestors wouldn't “listen
withis form of taxation and the large
est cup of tea ever witneomd at one
troyed in the waters of Boston har- -
bot.”
gunmen. P14 Apr-ii: up!»
first drain conserve 1mg)! “Dz. ‘
anthracite mine worker-e woo W‘ :
today by bankers. who said that o.
number of notices for the withdrawal ~ .,
‘ The cash is not ballast-hill on} "it .
large ambM'mh‘M‘w
' We : .
“r“ hd ram are m 1” W . '15, .,
families 'and uri'mrfl'ed ‘mll who are
locating. in other sections of the coun-
try.
Drilled“
The orighfiit pool-Tor lib
time of the Normal to“ . 8 ti.
mum «stool. «chit on” ut
the loud enjoyed «o'bock '5‘ It ti.
devotions.
layer Barton then spoke for a, few
community. He ex 0’9”“:
tion of the way in which. “Bmytonfl
nook such keen interest with its civic
dfairs. “If every community would
devote so great attention as to its poll-
tics and the choosing of those Who
they put into once. South «Km-walk
would be a. larger and greater city
than it is." He also spoke upon the.
selection of Joseph R. Taylor for
councilman. saying that. the people
could not have made a better selec-
tion.
’ The program for the evening win
carefully selected and arranged omit
much credit is due. to Mrs. Ida. Mosel-
ey Stout. a newcomer to the commu-
nity who has wowed with undivided
attention to make the affair a success
From' the outburst of enthusiast:
shown there is no ‘doubt that Mrs.
Stout's efforts were app '
The to ram follows:
The firsts group was “The Singing
School." which brought back to mem- ,
ory the days when constant quarrel-
ling took place during these sessions.
Hilliard Albrecht in his character of
In a subterranean stone vaultiat
nue were found
stills. 41 gallons of “hooch” which is
declared by two raiders to be the
regulation corn whiskey aimiliar to
[hot made. at distillcfles. [and 350
gallon at ‘ .
Thisvstufl was in a cache. 1“ the
woodland and was well hidden. Form-
er State Director Thomas mealtime
surrounded the place about a year
ago. but failed to discover any pro-
duct. although a. quarts-tr of mash
woo round.
The finished product was found.
\Vii.i.lAM F. HOYT
Real Estate
1 Two Family
good location: trolley at the
on mortgage. PriCe of same $5.300.
can remain.-
acre, Fruit 'and good well wste
$1.000. mortgage $1,600.
Farms—Prices
Farms, city.
shore properties. All kinds for sale.
Call and let us Show you what
have.
\t‘tLlllAM r. HOYT
Real Estate
line.
specialty
This
' NOTICE
Connecticut,
1922.
501.?er NOTICE
Com. April 18. A. 0.11::
eMrué-d.m " no! "
meteor NM.“ ‘
Em'ex§l§%& tom“?
| . ‘1 W .
D. W. HARFORD
a . ..
in: EWLE
House, 10 rooms.
door.
New house, all modern improvements;
$1.500 will secure this house. Balance
1 Family House. 6 rooms. all im-
provements except heat. $1.800 will
buy this house. Mortgage of 31,200 were the
"'31!an and Patrolman Frank
Phone 435 <
‘
MASON/CONTER‘ACTOR
H. Fabrizio,’ mason cOntractor. 14
Snowden Ave, have a (humble organi-
zation for the handling of any job in
cancern makes a .
of the building of walks,
drives. roads and finding work. Some
of the finest chimney work and fire-
place work recently done looslly has
4 been the work of this organization?
_1 Telephone 2324. ‘
Notice is hereby given that i shall
apply to Hon. lsaac Wolfe, '3 Judge
of the.8uperior court of the State of
at the County Court
House in Bridgeport. bu the zero do'y
of April. 1922, at 10 o‘clock a. 111.. to
be licensed an.pllm,m thetatbeu.
and ports on the Connecticut shorezofl
Long island rmGroeuwich to Weoté
, port. bol'hi‘lnclusive, and the waters
' of~Long 1mm Sound from Green-
wich to'Wostport. both incldsive. and -
the watersadjaceit to ,all theme,‘
Dated at NOrwalk. Conn, April 19th,
ELLIS B, HOW'ARD
Estate in Conuectiutof mm
Confield, late of 1mm In 2&2
hidden away. and a truck used by
Voolarlsk was also seized.
China! and Nikola will be before
Commissioner Lax-m next Monday
morning for a. hearing. it was said
today. I
When the officers entered the -vault
dug by \‘oclarish in the woods at his
home. the temperature of the place
was about 125 degree-s and so strong:
fumes from 01.9,. ‘recent
“stilling omg'tbat the .orphlgition
officers were almost : overcome.
on? Family ”on“ 6 roomsbal-i, Voclarisk. whom it is said has made
r' in o’iter $50,000 from his illicit stilling
and the saktof thfi.~pmd9¢t,_.§-urag
from ' “m \ mgfomjy wwmeul-opehflll’e
country udgcoming to this country.
' 1:. Pen-
, Strat-
on rendered the Federal' men invalu-
able ~existence. they said in conveiga—
. ltion with ‘a Sentinel reporter. and but
Chisho! Police “Killian
'for this assistance the complete round
lup wo‘uld not have been successful
8‘ it .m ‘
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Mvortioe in the Sentinels
Clasdfled Ad.
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~ AIYG‘I'IONSALE
1i. '1‘. Bates. auctioneer. will sell'ot
public auction on Monday. April ‘2‘.
1922. at 10 o'clock a. m. at the resi-
dence of the late .ThmddeuS' Hoyt-of
ProSpect avenue. ~Darlen.‘00nn.. the
following: 1 couch; lot of Mai
hogany drop-leaf ’ .
shloned sideboard: 1~= old fashioned
mirror: 1 oak extension table. slfert:
2 ma {ashiofiéd' .bu ' 9,3; ’
stands: 2 iron beds .wit bran tops:
lpflngs and mattreoses: toilet set:_ 1
L k bedroom“suite: 1 cot bed‘. a lot
sets: “sarcoma and rugs; .1 large
dinner set: lot of dishes: lot. of pic-
tures: lot of garden tools; 1 lawn
mower: -a lot? of other articles too
merous _
no; all in first class condition.’ Sale
rain or shine. Terms cash.
Per order of '
31185 MARY IIUYT.
Yaclarisk’p home on Scribner ave-1
two twenty 3.110111
rmwood chairs: 1 old flashioned mil-1
table: 1 old mat
o' dining room chairo;a lotsof‘otands;
.3 Wk.
0 old fashioned chairs: 2 alrgclwhat: :
arm. These nytieles L
the cut—up. furnished much amuse-
ment. The numbers in this scene were
rendered by Miss Carol Mills. Miss
Maude Sherlock and Allen Judge.
Mrs. rl-lelen Scofield Stabeli was chair-
man of this group and Edward L.
S ' us the singing master.
vw'lx'lfe second group was entitled "the.
Old Folks‘ Concert." Solos were ten-
dered by Mrs. Raynor Wcrme and
John Legler and by the chorus. Mrs.
Harold “Olson was accompanist. .
The third group was a presentation
of "Favorite Hymns." and was com—
poeed of the children of the church.
Miss Lucille liranda was chainnan of
Soup, Olives, Celery, and
winter Cruilets
this orl'oup. . '
’ Thin came the fun of the evenng
|"Thc Miniature Minstrel Show. T1191
end-men were Philip Clark. son of the
pastor. and George Stout. mm their-1
AUCTION
35 HEAD CA'I'BIE
’Apl'il 26, 1922
At 1:00 P. H; $11.”?
on Howard Avenue, East NWalk, Cl.
.1 will .sell for the undersigned. his
entire head of mllch cows and young
stock. About 18 cows are now milk-
ing. some fresh calves by their sxde.1
They ore a. cross between Eolsrem
and Jersey. therefore producmg both
quality and. quantity in' flaw of milk;
son: are i'ery heavy or users.
029 two year 'old heifer. three
heifeujten months old. one Holstem
Bull fifteen months old. the balance
of' the cows are Springers due to
freshen in May, June and July. An
opportunity to increase your herd
«with the righ. sort. Also tweive
forty quart milk cans, thirty~ftve
Louden Stanchions, one two onehaif
horse power :88 easing. large size,
one stalk cutter, large sue. _
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