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:1. L'. Caro Sentinel.
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npl‘r‘atfil‘s on Sings-r sew-
.. .<. Apply ’lri'. 'Jacob and:
sll‘t'l'i. South Somatic.
may. ”J“!
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cottagesbath, electric lightS, furnace,
garage. lot 85 ft..by 170 ft.. 85500.
”23° or. m.
. not , ; AN , confiiifih ‘5
rooms, all frhp'i‘o'v'efil‘énts. Eh“ e,“ to:
1001150 for $6.760, moo ' cash.
Woman to sell corsets.
rim.» at home" Ot‘ 0311*
(i. Write Box 25,
i
in”
. .i~ llPFll't’
V 'z'il‘.~‘l.
-,. Help Female. Foreladyi
«Wilt‘l'it‘ilt't‘d, to take charge
4.1.“ new shirt plant. at;
l {‘«mu. Splendid opportunity
Wily. “'rito Y. S.. 520 Pres~
iii-,inl‘mz, New York iCt'y. ‘
3
JV.
L
:2: lixiwricnwd hand sewers
.._-'i~,uu'.- waists and dresses.‘
tilll‘t‘. .\I. N. )inyehoff and
.fw'uiu Sll‘t‘et.
_- n*‘='-uar~
:11:
"in“ let silk work. 'Apply
.\l N, )itiyclmt‘f and (‘o., 15,
9'.va
Opt-rotors experienced on
'lltilHH‘H to make women's
\\.ll>l.\‘ and dresses. Apply
.- .\l N )luyo‘hofl and Co.. 15
:‘M’t.
i3!
5 .
‘.ili!i A minted middle aged}
.rl u'il’w desiring a good home
in
ivzwr it) this number.
wil’b‘ Sentincl
t‘it
l
Ho‘it‘l‘al men for outside
.iml lut'ltll‘y
Tm- and Rubber Co.
.L'
‘ .l:<- Am-m, male or female to.
lilJl‘L'i' of m’WS stand at 311“"
mu rush security required.
iiir‘ L'nion Newt's Company,
51.. New Haven Conn.
‘ i
L'liiv ,\ girl to do light house—
run in family. Reference red
xi...” 5 (‘oncord street.
T515?
1:: \‘ 1‘ Two pleasant rooms and
imwm‘ in home having modernf
wrimnis. Elm-trio light. gas and,
‘illllsht‘tl. Use of bath and
limit! noiglworhood. convenient
t'nmpletely furnished or nu:
h-~«i it desired. Address Apart-
It’ll‘t' ol‘ Sentinel.
LL
Md
iszint honw. fut-inc park porch.
rrnlley to {seashore~ Mirth airy
[1|le reasonable. No. 2 Union
Phone 19.
my
1.l:'l‘ Furnished largo sunny
“till or wilholli light house-
;uix-ilugos. Decker, 25 Hari-
I‘mnislit-ti room. All inl<
ll llzint‘ord l'lzlrt-
wils‘
SULVENT NOTit‘E
' \‘nrwulk. $5..
.\, ll. 1921‘.
”dilllull I”. Guntlmlll, lute
ill Sillvi district. lil‘f‘t'HSt‘d.
t of l‘rnhnto» for tho Disn-
’\\Zl|k. hath limitwl and ill-
liiHi‘iilfi‘ t'l'nm lht- tizitt' lit-r0-
.i-«litnrx of said astute to
‘-:r whims: for settlomt-nt
. :'0 1212411 to proscnt thvir no-
'vlltt‘lli :iltrstwl. within said
“z w tit mrrcd amororery. All"
mm mu -l to 'sn’lti Natale- :n't" n-J’
. In :lu immvriizitw paymont
l‘l‘Oliitlt;
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n - ,
(”Altiill". R, Shll'l‘li.‘
“ Administmtrix. ‘.
SALE l-‘Al‘lli
Norwnlk, Housc 1“
with all improw-mt-nts.
l-;it‘n.. 23 flr‘l'é's '“Of good
.\Il kinds of frllit.’\VPll io-
l‘ricr- $10,000.
Ask JOHN 'l‘. HAYES
" Mnin st. Norwalk.
I'isldtr. Insurance
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SOLVENT NOTICE
H: Him or Norwalk. ss.
Probate
l Illll'l. April 19th. A. D.. 1922. -
.‘Irlai? of Catherine ii. Canevari.
.in. at Norwalk.. in said District
-mce‘ased.
The (‘ourt of Probate for the Dis-
lt‘OR RENT—Attractive 3 room and
iixpvricnced. examiners! -
179.3.
pact-client opportunitp if bparlor suit upholstered in good shape.
driver: *6 . Circle. alters. 3'1?" Crest-
. ’—
‘f’r'or: SAi.E-—-l~‘uli women Chow-chow
work. Applyffiievcn months old. Phone 2867-3. In-
iFOR SALE-Jam safe. office tiling
> J I-‘OR SA [JG—Nico driving horse. That-
H'l‘wNict-ly furnished rooms in'rh
‘The‘s’e can‘t be mired.
THE LAWRENCEVAGENCY; .
South Not-walk, Conn. 3
kitchenette figuration}. Adults only.
Garage if desired.'53 1-2 West are-"
one. Telephone 605 for abpo‘lnt'mon't.
FOR SALE—4mm on Broad street.
Stamford grocery. fruit and
cream store. Price $1800. Inquire 799
Atlantic street. corner Lipton Place
0R SAL New much 'coyr: also”
ono work horse” Phono’ 1342i:
Stamford. a
FOR SALE—Romaine sale at Girls”
club. old headquarters. 66 Wall
stré‘et, all day Sit'tl'fday, .
FOR SALE—One 1915 5 passenger
Four Buick. Fully equipped: lights.
batteries, generator, Self starter, extra.
tires. efc. Will be sold cheap. Phone
‘R SAIJ-Prurniturc. Chairs. tables.
hurt-nu. lwdstcads. sideboard. 5 piece
dog. Registered and pedigreed.
.uire Hopewell Farm. R.
Norwalk. Conn.
I“. D. 42.
cabinet. cartetsr double back
naments. Phone 1126.
or-
FOR SALE— Reed baby carriage.
399d condition. 35 Lincoln avenue.
F01»: SALE—Sand. gravel. and loom
and stone. 9 weeks old pigs. Grad.-
ing done. Cleaning cesspools. B. Low-
ton. Daricn road. Phage Duricn 261.
POT: SALE—~ Live spring chickcns
35c pt-r lh.; i'uu'
25c; broilers. White “ivandottes and
Peking duck eggs for hatching}
\Vcston Produce. 32 Main st. Phone
405‘
rough-broil. “'ill sell chcap to‘ good
omc. Sold for want. of use. “'ood-
worth Farm—47“.! W'ilton. '
FOR SALE-Lot of household lumi—
tute. rugs, etc. Mrs. J. Myers. Bell
island. cure E. C. Brown.
FOR SALE—Rhoda Island Red, ml
hogany strain, Madison Square Gar~
den winners. utility eggs. $3.00 for!
15. $8.00 for 60, $15.00 per 100. Breed-l
ing stock. Circular. Phone 140. B.
Quackenbush. Darn-n
’ r
' > - Metal— . Polishing.-
. paint»; a...
ice; ‘
Will overhaul and. repair your car
in own garage. All makes ,of cm
Starting. lighting and ignition. a. speo~
am: All m guaranteed. Phone 190'
_ THOMAS J. CROTTY "’
59 Storm St. Noam. Conn.
Tel. 3714 ;
fitting and.
Brass Beds, Automobtfi‘i“
aha min: of fiery
Description.
, . canoes MUSIC s'rt'rmo
~C'ernlfi' ' la.) panting W 1‘ co
9' p. on. ‘Esday‘s. We‘d'n‘éilfhys. m1?-
fi Violin. Sumo-Mandolin, Hawai-
‘n-‘Gnltar. Income taught. Instru-
ments sold on easy pannents.
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Best Mt? lenders, gutters and
your order for your spring repairs.
tin work. Now is the ti _ to leave
Don't. put it o .
_ Remember We Combine Quality.
With Expert Service.” 4
HENRY A. magnum
Pluinhin‘g—Hcatin’g—Tinnfng
Phone 473.3
66 Water Street, SouthrNomlk
Agent for
humans International One-Pipe neuter
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Estimates Cheer-fully Given
- Miller & Bergow
10 Spring St. 5 Hunt'om Place
So. Nomi]: -. . . . . . Tel. 1423—5
ROOFING .
Slate, Gravel. Asbestos. Shingles,
Asphalt 'Si'jntlés. Root Pointing
. , ‘ and Repairing . . l
34piy Henry Slate Sui‘hced Room;
32.60 per Boll. Red or Green '
THE NORWA’LK ROOFING CO.
23 Elizabeth Street Tel. 3'87
PLUMBING —TINNING-— HEATING;
Country Watei: Syatem. Range? and‘
OnegPipe Hester:
JOSEPH S. KERY( JR..
' Tel. 492
21 Taylor Ave. 80. Nor-walk
Ti Cc-dnr'Strct-ta So.’ Xbrwalk
TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN
(Office Leary a: ('10.. R. R. Ave.
, Tel. 1577
Home Tel. 363
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses. pillows. bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating. satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a. card or
telephone 317 for representative to
call.
NORWALK MATTRESS (‘0.
FOR SALEu—A. gobd bargnin for.
quick buyer. (100d horse. top wagon
in excellent shape and harness for
sale, Apply Box 18. care Sentinel.
FOR SALE~Powcr boat, flat bottom.
22 it. long. 5 12 ft. wide. no engine.
Overhauled and in good condition.
Ono gas tank, 300 gallon. George Vs'.
'iidore. Rowayton Ava. Rowaylon.
Tcl. $61.
FOR SALE rrFord Touring car with
-hll tires. 3 1-2x30. speedomotér.
mirror. dimmer for'liglits and other
extras. Driven by owner only. “’ill
demonstrate. inquire Phone lull—2.
'll‘OR SALE—4n Darien. $2,000 will buy
a 7 room cottage. 17! ft. frontage
on Post road. Desirable neighborhood,
5 minute walk from station. Electric
light and water. Balance, $1.400 onI
mortgage. Phone 307 Dari’eh.
FOR SALE—City farm-“ acres, im-
‘proved; Go‘od barn. several out-
buildings. unfinished cottage. finej
location. Price $6500. Telep‘lmue 1861.
FOR SALE
or
FOR RENT
Shore' property . at 3am» View
Bezel: and Compo Beioh. >~
rirl of Norwnik. hflth limited and al-
i-m-pd six months from the date hereof
"n the creditors of said Estate to
-\iiillil their claims for settlement.
vhu‘t) who neglect to present their
- mums. properly attested. within
- .wi time, yrilipbe debarred a recoyeri:
2! persons: indebted» to saidaEstate
'vqllvsled to make immé'tliate pay-
in
LOUIS J. CANEVARI,’
Administrator
or -
KEOGH AND CANDEE.
Attorneys
Ht iAl. MEETING SECOND
’l‘AXiNG DISTRICT
. lull voters of the Second Tax-
.»mim ot‘ the City of Norwalk
'n‘l‘vlty notified and warned lint
'l‘lSli meeting of said district will
will :n ”I? Council Chamber, in
‘1'} Hall Building on 'I‘uésda"!
'22. May 2nd. 1922; to 0011th
‘ if»: or conveying to the Gabbe
“tn-"ks. certain land owned by '
""’i»~’i“(‘l and lying between Day
-\ - streets in said district, and
:‘ rlPt'idf‘d .‘0 convey said— land
‘ - r» terms of such conveyihée
' n. :iul'oriZQ and em‘fioVéf the,
t‘ommisslonéra to
mum,
h I] a; in connection therewith
‘ ho necessary.
w: (it Norwal . A »
”URACE éxgfimh 1322.
1'. W'M. Hm , ‘
ml'lNG C. ‘ '
as . f; ‘
. . mute. .
.md deliver such W'W‘
3'.
Three family “house all Wire-
ments. Price $6000. 1
Two family bongo all improvemen
Main street, NOMlk‘. l’fiéé $7060.
O‘BRIEN & Bow 4
‘4» South, Main Street'_ . .
Telephone 977 .SouthNofwnlk boon.
HAVE AN OBJECT 1N leW
Try to own your mom and meet
what you hive with Insurance-s
JOHN T. HAYES
Real Estate
:-
l
fnsum‘nce
Main Street, Norwalk
FOR SALE
One 7 Room House,'allhnprove-
ménts, win: mo go'bd building
103."
‘. Men. the workol‘ t
. mifi-o'r: 1 bolt extension table. 8 feet; .. ,
6 dining room chairs: a lot of sandy! .. -
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Nor-walk
\\'ll.l.lA .\l l". IiOY'l‘
This week I am offering: Homes at
. will' 0 9's in W’ednciuiay night ”other homo, 26
"rum" - "n n ”uni. (‘ttnt‘cr Fit-"ct Dunl-urv after an ill- , .
, . —— a — \ ~ - v . ‘
1 lloust. 6 ROOH‘SanM" (‘nsh storm ness of about six inonths‘ duration. " .
1 House. h Rooms. $..uon. hush slMlll ‘ Mrs. Smith. who was a daughter of > .
i gouge. :3lltooms,sigfzmvf‘ulshsifim: liw hitt- Mr. and Mrs. Reuben 'l‘omp- ‘ ..
OllSt‘. ., looms . H AIS]. - . - -. ,
‘ . kins. was a nattiv of Danbury and TT
I "“3" h. [Tomi sumo l‘ush, 325"“ hor cntin» life “us. spent there. Sh!‘ 35 HEAD CA 11E
l Houso. t: Looms §.1nn(; (gash. 51mm “'318 m“, of the oldest mombcrs of u“. . . 1922 ,
1 “mm" " 'f‘mms 54'3"“ (“Sh‘ ”33"" llaptist Church and while her henltli Ann] 26,
1 House. 6 Looms. $430"! Cash. 8-300 permittvd was uctix't in the Work of 1100? M81131?
1 New }lOllS(-. .\ Looms: 4 up and 4 the church‘und cspccially in conner- At . . -
down. Ell-ctric Lights. l-‘urnacc. \K'cll
_ ti n with the activities of the Ladies' Avenue
i'ump in housc. Lot 1:!" X122. Price A?” Society. 3]... Had a large circle °n Howard _ '. 1 ed his
35mm. Cash 5200“. m i’ricmls and acquaintances. by 1 Wm sell 10“. She d nets g: 1-,qu
“‘H‘I‘L‘M F- HOY'l‘ whom the nmvsof h(r death .will he entitie head or mlich cows an y
Real Estate. 79 \Vashington Stret-t
'l‘clcphono 435‘ Mrs. Smith is Slll'Vl“?d‘ ”by one lug. some: fresh Cal“? by thglolsstlgicn
daughter. Mrs. Marghuerita E. Davis. They are a'ci‘OSS “W5?“ _ both
~ A untlronc son. Mon‘l goon-r13 1-). Smith, and Jersey; thefefore producmfg ilk"
MASON CONTRACTOR and two sisters. Mrs. H‘anna‘h M31 quality and unnU‘Y m “d.“ 0 m '
11- Fabrlzio, maSOn contractor.- 14 ltidgc and Mrs. Esther McElroy. all some are Wryl’m 93"? pwvcers'threel
$1“)de Ave” have‘a‘cfipaiile orgfilfi- or ‘Danmwy. and a. hair—brother. One two year Oid “Elie?-
zation for the handling of any job in
this line; This concern makes ‘a‘
specialty of the building of walks,
drives. roads and grading work. Some.
of the finest chimney work and fire—
place work recently done locally has
his organiiatioh‘.
Tii’ephone 2824.
H 'xorrc‘n ‘
Notice is hereby gluon thatl Shall
apply it? Hon. lsaac “'o’li‘e, a judge
of the Superior court of the State 0
Connecticut, at the Coun’ty‘tbhrt
House in Bridgeport, Ola-the 28th day";
of April, 1922, at 10 o'cl0ck' a. 111.. to
be licensed as a pilot in the harbors
and ports on the Connecticut shore ofq
bong island from Greenwich to West-
port. bot'lwin‘cluslVe, and. the waters
oi: Long Island Sound‘ from Green-’
wich to.We'stport. bolh inclusive. and
the waters adjacent to all the some.
migrated at Norwalk; Conn, April -19th,
. ELLIS B. HOWARD-
. Arc'nox 841.1%
E. 1‘. "Dates. auctionee'r. Mu séli a:
public auction on Monday. April 24.
1922. at 19 o'clock 8.5m. at the "resi-
dance. or the late maniacs, Hoyt, of“
W1: avenue..D‘a’fien. Conn. the
following: 1 couch: l'ot of‘i‘ockws: 3"
rosewood chairs: 1 "old faislfibncd ma~
hogany drop-leaf table: 1 old fei-
shioned slowest-d; 1 old fashioned",
...-
l
2* old faihioned bureaus; 2 flash
one 2 Family House=wfih ln- 4
movements. centrally locit'e'll.
. . '
--.‘l. ht. LAY'gON Inca. 1N6;
5 Railroad Avenue; g" .3
[)th
. m-m
m5:
springs and atrium: toilet 's‘et’: ‘
of
ants:
oidzfdfllififed Chili’s; ‘2 it??? wink. T
when carpets figs drugu' : Liam“ *.
sier- Tot or 33:15:; rotor
lot jot garden W: "1 ‘
7:th 151353: ‘ '
f'
5955' .,
mama “Court «on 0
won; on Tuesday. Apr}! 25th.
will ’59 ‘no' amnion ‘olt file'tli’ila jfii‘y
iflfr this term ‘of court Muse 0T lac‘li
=o’r Harness for confirmation. ‘hud ‘t‘h‘e: .
. may term or file court
will tie in; session in mitten mesal
an "am the
\R-nicr‘. Italy.
ivs'unti had
some time.
tors: Mm Grace
_with whom she was living. ,und Mrs.
Agnes C. Flomhsh of Stamford. Conn-
Another daughter. Mrs. Estelle Mar-
dled last 'month in Naples.
Mrs. Collcmicr was the
Mlclmel Phelan and she worn native.
of Sci- York. ' ”or father Was in 'thc
l-illlar‘d table- httSlncss with Hugh Coi-
le‘ntivr.
riecl.
otta.
lust stu‘t—ntoen
l.:i«l lw-‘n living abroad.
f. .
t
118 A
Ill
mom.
On 'Tue'ula'y ‘t'he're
lér'chll ’ca’le‘u'dgir, and on
"file dayrénowm‘g. the
New Elven fo‘r the
tumor cases which
fit
Th
the ~ Fébi‘ilhfy
on which in
Noroton.
aw n W).
A noon at 1:30 o‘clock. and interment ,.
TRUCKING wili.be in ‘spring Grove cemetery. .‘i'lgcg‘gxzsigfrfigeggzrs “3:; he—
Local and [Singulélgglce cking Dal-ten. I Of particular interest to engineers
Daily trips to New York Hrs-{Julia Agnes (‘olll‘ndi-r 73"?“ :fiintpfis.“ "nggnigifligli”: Y3:
NAGGY BROS. Mm. Julia Agnes Collcnder. widow ‘ e a onlecorge ;’ . . “pl 01‘s.
Tel. 31$ 61‘ Hugh Con-moor. dicd yesterday in ”BMW“ ‘ 0mm“. 0" F‘ , - -
bet-n ii
She ten
“'11 om . till 9
Mn. Mary E. Smith
The death of Mary i-I.. widow of
Edward J. Smith. occurred at lttz45
received with regrct.
James. “'hitncy. of South Norwaik.
‘»‘Th’c funeral services wiil be held at‘
fh?:ޤt? borne on
lat-3:30 ,tll'? Rm:
of the Baptist Church. ofllclatingzlnf
tc'rmcnrwill he ix} Ihe family plot in-
\\’ooste: cemfi
a
lens.
20.000 MORE
_ mus
Continued from
____.—-
which now include many supporters]
in t unorganized
Under the union’s
calling for almost.
pension of con
developments.
may be expected,
sylvuhia bituminous
in -West Virginia.
the non-union opera
the beginning of the strike, these :.
provided the centers".
in Central
two states have
of hdivity. and
Syll‘rahia, particular]
maeséd its
In a. score of 03119
dnrosa the country
ii’e‘lopinents hove “been .
, ~ ' "to uranium a stand-l
On April 1. In
cine 'liflfict
.m V I '
mods: 2mm beers intubra‘ss topa;_ ‘ '
oak bbdroom unite; 1 Eat li‘ed; n foil;J '
{So .
min max Nor.
had have“ called _
term it't' New Haven.
(5 reason for the session of court on
Wednesday Ming held" at Now flown
l": Because most ‘of the d‘e’fenda‘n‘rs are
e‘ft‘ner in or near , that city and it
Wind 1‘) inconvenient for them to go“
to south Nor-walk. _
, On Wednesday also arguments will
be Mode before Judge Edwin S. Thom-
:33 on an mhcafion for m injunction:
in the case of Donohue against; the
United States Cotter-tor of Interns "Re-
venue. The question to be determined
is whether the collector has a right to
write 3 Warrant of ‘distra’int and solu-
property
paid or whether it is nece’sliury for him
to institute a civil action.
Cassidy of Waterliun' will argue for
Donohue and Assistant United States
Attorney Gvorgve H. Cohen will repre—
sent the Government. ‘
mam-oh mm
mxas WGWAY
Francis Hemingway. agod 79 years
an?! a resident of the
Soldiers at
night. accgr
his son. George He
Railroad
Besides his son George. the deceased
is survived by a. son. Titus. of New
Mps‘hire: and two daughters. Mrs.
Hattie Allen. of Poughkeepsic. N. Y.;
and Mrs. Natlmiel Sawyer of New
York city; The serviceswill be held
at. the.Fitch Home on Monday after-
ding: .to word received by
Site was in her tight-
lira Still of
Later this concern became thc
Brunswlrk-rmtkv-Collendcr Company.
Mr. Collcndc-r died in 1890. For tho
)‘Pars Mrs. (‘ollcnder
‘ ‘ - ' ‘to
Saturday afternoon of ii“! €073.38“? Swingers due
‘Eiiis Gilbert. pasétor {remain in M y», June undulul). A11
W
1 production.
forced by
to come; I
the strongholds” . of
tors. Almost from
81's
eh‘stém coil H6169. ‘ .
fl
Thié‘r‘e
minor-operator disputes in ,return to 'I‘lliY’S Auto and Wage
. w»fi . . :-
Will We the r? .31]; ‘.
‘ Wek'fi'ésday." 7_ «. . I a ‘
coifft om ‘slt hi 1-083!!th for a c’l‘ea‘l'ler No’anlk
hem—mg 'or foo-3'38 Wen started by
the Board of
‘Healt‘h
. _ Pineal-d8 signed 133' the board
have Been distributed throughout the
city. 1urging the public in general to
clean up unsanitary conditions; to do
away with unsmly backyti'rds and}
in ‘gelile'ral. t6 take such fifhas‘éi‘es as
will promote the hehlth “terrain or the
community. .
This is the way the. placards read:
HELP WANTED! »
To ‘make our Homes Safe and Sani-
i
.
tafi‘y.
To, make our Town Healthy and
Fraspcrous.
_ HAVE
,A My backyard?
An uncovered gaitba’gelpajl?
A c‘hlckcncoop needing care.
A neglected privy? .
A fly-breeding manure heap?
or an unprowod wen: ’
Tool: ground ind are if more isn‘t?"
smoothing for you to. do. '
Protect. your family from disease.
“and discomfort.
Make your homo more pleasant and .
~Beautiful.
Be a good neighbor and a good 'citi-
icn. '
YOU
Xes have not been
Attorney
BOARD ‘OF HEALTI—l.
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ENGINEERS mo
(Continued from First Page.)
g-Q-i—o
Fitch Eliome for
died the-re last
ming'way. of 17
*‘Iéeéond ’ district.
been acme by the various branches}
the help extended to the members
and panticular phases of Work in
In this talk Mr. Christie brought out.
facts about the fuel oil situation to-
day; the use of it in various indus-
tries in hoiicrs. in marine use. in
manufacturing. and particularly with
retcrcnce to the operation of Diesel
'engines. . '
It was brought out by Mr. Christie"
that the South LNorwaik . Electrical
Works has the oldest opcrating Diesel -
engine”: in the world. ,one of them-be-
ing nearly 17 years old. And these 211- .
glues and the local plant was pointed
out as being- a litre example of the .
ptonocflng in the one of fuel dil. ‘
This is the first time in the history
of Norwaik that such a meeting has
boon held here. but it is expécfed
from the intcrcst show
i ill health
row
for
two daugh-
Venice.
doughter‘of
afterward mar-
"3-3‘ ‘
3W.
1* Smith 1
Norwalk :
, Lunch »
Including
(Silva, Celery,
Densethio, Comes.
F“ “arc
lanto'l'nkofiome
:.- --ce'thereot be
Nor-wall; in an
. oprobate oracle. this? . o.
. Z 28th day of Kpfil 1922. It 2
=- clock site-moorland that public
.. 7w 931.! ‘ ( _"
’ forested the n by publishing this
> "- r in a. newspaper having 9. encu—
huub‘ n in' said ma. :1 m (m
.- 8-
Judge-
539293 before said day’of h
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SAVE m 2
and Polariné Bil. '
'One Gallon Can at 70c
inch.
Norwolk Post Road:
52 Wall St; Norwaik
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n in the meet-
ing. and th good attendance.
that
rooting: will he held here in the ft-
turc. 7
*East Not-walk. Ct.
stock. About 18 cows are ‘now *mfik-
. in
heifers ten months old. one Holste g
'B‘ull n'neen months old. the balance
opportunity to increase )yonr herd
with the riglt‘ sort. Aldo twelve
’iorty .quari ‘mit'k. ..
LoudeuStauchlons, one two onehali'
home “power gills engine, large one,
o'ne‘vmlk‘ Cutter; large 8126. ‘ ' ,
. This will be '3 hummer. Don‘t forget
the‘ (1835' and date- If stormy first. fair
day. ., , . “
rump. O’HEABA, Prop._
EMOR? P.‘ SANFORD. Auctioneer
ARE IDLE
First Pogo.
’1
fields. _.
avowed program . .
3 complete Susi.
any new
-the union.
n. the Penn-
regions mid also
the union‘hu .
for the attack?
r states scattered.
no important de-
Y»
the Pennsylvfiufiht'
a.“ min!“ mot
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cans... thirti‘file. . .
'/
The Lawns and Gardens
Fifi . they are to be luxuriant andl
.begutiful will need some aid from
our BtOEk 'Ot .
Stumble Hard' we . ‘
How about a new. lawn mooe‘r or
some ga’rde‘n tools? 'We can supply
you. with anything needed. '1"
Great Mei-loan. -.
Pan-mm:
:
as... resiflt crisis twin .
itojaiscnm
.1 When we ,
.Sfiiptions you "3d? the
iof;
fill ha. Prev
fl“
Incomparable Shoe
Values
$4.95 to $6.45.
A splendid assortment of Sport
Oxfords and Pumps in rubber and
leather sole-s.
Max chy’s
‘ Shoe Store
31 80. Km 8%, SO. Norm
The Tcxtiie Std;
x .
.sp’ecia ._
A
4'0 inch All Silk Canton c
Regular Price $3350 yd
. $19.3".-
Kiddie Kloth—b’est Wearing vit‘
fabric for children .... 35¢ ,6-
136 Washinfltm St, ,
South Rm
“my“. -
~ 515mm mm
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Wonderful Values
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