HoNDAY. Arum”;
:1
Iva—«w.»w- M. . .. .
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.6. Sell. tinctis Classy
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“'AN TED
;,fnl‘.‘~ on Singer seeing
‘lwlv: «\PP‘Y
a: .l.\ttlB AND SONS,
Slrt'l't. South Nor-walk
.‘.t\
wants
Lowe
place to live
St.
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Reliable mlddloaged man
as tiny janitor {or club.
null short hours. Phone
.. '\\t‘t'n T 3““! 9 D. m-
Till
I
« Hm —- Secretary-sten03npher;i
.l-"‘“‘ woman experienced in
w: Luce volume of mail, keep
milllr and handling executive:
Excellent opportunity.
\V ~
.1,
.l' i‘lllt'r.
1;, l’ t). Box 76. ,
u ' ll-ill itei‘inetl lady for demdn-
.2n; Salary guaranteed. Excel-
, Mun-innit): Give phone number
rum-.\..- Write Box 65. care
: l-Lll School teacher for
mun summer work. Salary guar-
.1 mm» phone number and ad:
\\ 1m 1qu 64. care Sentinel.
r lldll ««— (Iil‘lS to work on first
7 n. m. to 3 p. :11. Experience
ult‘fihill'y, Apply American La
‘lll' t‘n.. Regent street, East
. “I 1
ll:l'-»\Voman to sell home
linkers. All or part time.
or Canvassing as desired.
mu-s and good profits. Write
~ Lure Svntinel.
\‘ 2'
.."hu
' -ln--
‘ ‘l Jl‘lill Laundry to do at home.
V will. 37 Raymond St.
‘l‘l'lllel’lllts. $5 reward for in‘
mun lr-nriing to rental of furnv
lonsekeepixtg‘ suite. Private
llv'f‘lt‘llf‘t‘. Mrs.‘ E. General de-'
. .\‘uuth .\‘onvalk.
‘.\ .,
t‘. \.' 'l‘IJll—wuirl or woman to
1 care of small child and do
housework. Applyto Airs. R. M.
. 5‘] Nt'wlown avenue. Norwulk.
help
ll
-‘ ~‘I ill)
l'»i‘.\1ll't*
.llll‘vltrt'
.\ll ottpm'it-ntp-ll
nuln to take. charge of
Department. \Vritc and
vxpl-rio-nce and salary cxmacted.
i‘t .v ll im‘s Hardware and Paint .00..
42: mm: Street. Stamford. Conn.
\‘w’ ‘x V 'i‘llll
gnu:
rt-lzlil
l
l t
lly young couple. 3 or 4
t ultll improvmm'nts. NI-zir cent-
illllro-SS .\. l‘. C. Cure St-ntint-l.
Wt .‘i'lLIlr (liwmtors on Singer sr-w-
l lit.lt‘illlll'$. Apply 1!. Jacob and
3-; lull. siren-f. South Norwulk.
\\ .\V'l‘lilL—Ancnt, male or female to
3 take charge of news stand at Rall~
lnml station. (‘anh security required.
\dnlrcss The Union News Company,
2729 “'uter St, New Haven Conn.
TO LET
l
rimmed
FOR, SALE
7. House—9 zoo-s all. improve
nests. tar“ bun samples».
in very desirable ream Joc-
tion. Price very reasonable. Also
«lemme houses with all im-
provements in city or on shire.
Prices Ate very reasonable. Cull
or phone
O'BRIEN d: BOVI,
4 South Main St. Telephone 977
South Norwalk, Conn.
a
eon SALE—Onecow. Fresh milked.
Thomas Santa, Bailey Ave, Der-lea.
“FOR SALE—A Sponsor canoe. In-
quire 122 Washington St., top noon
m3 SALE—21 ft. motor boat in good
condition for first offer of $110. in-
quire Cnptaln Miller’s boat yard.
FOR SALE-0ne acre land, house,
31,990; toms. Good 8 room house.
7- acres land, on State road, $4.000.
terms; immediate possession. D. S.
Hull. Wuhinaon St.
FOR SALE—Building lot 8031242, no
J ohstmtions, north east, south, west.
Price 0800. Phone 1.3.
FOR SALE— Sand .gravel. loam.
stone and manure. 9 weeks old pigs.
Stone work and cleaning cesspools
done. E. Lawton, Dal-ion road. Phone
Barton 261.
FOR SALE—72 West avenue. South
Norwalk. corner of Courtland place
LOUIS SAUNDERS
, TAILOR 4
:8 North animations. So. Not-walk.
,(knn.:0ne «tithe. Expert den“.
repairing~ and ' ‘
tention to all orders. Give us a trial:
PLOWING AND CARTING.‘ MOW
,, in: lawnsand Cutting Hedges. A
kinds of ,wo‘rk. JAMES A. FULLER
’92. Taylor avenue. Drop a postal.
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
Vt'ill overhaul and repair your car
in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition, a. spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
THOMAS J. CROTTY
59 Stevens St. Norwalk, Conn.
Tel. 371-4
Metal Polishing. Plating and
Finishing on Brass Beds, Autmlobile
Trimmings and Work of Every
Description.
CRABIES’ HUSIG M8010
Conner-chi Building. Norwalk. 1 to
9 p. m., Tuesdays. Wednesdays. Thurs-
days. Violin. Banisfisn’de’llmfinw-
inn-Guitar“ Ukulele ' taught. Instru-
ments sold on easy mm.
WE SPECIALIZE 'IN
Best quality leaders, gutters and
your order for your spring
tin work. Now is the time .t
' Don't put it 0!.-
Remember We Combine Quality
a leave
batteries. generator, self starter, extrai
NAGGY BROS.
Fill:
inlrmlll. l-mlsts-uds. sideboard. 1’» pit-cc}
ltl l,i-)'i‘ l"lll‘lli.\'lli‘(i l'l)()lll. llallh. Hot:
.n ti l-nld wulv-l'. Board it desired.
6‘6 Circle street. View (“rt-st.
pzirl0r :«uit upholstered in good Shawn!
l
"“‘”*'~"““ 1'““"'- “"3“ “1*“ “““““""i-‘nl: S.-\l.E-—I\'ice driving horse. Thu-1
14ml [1 Nor“ iiik.
rough»bred. “'ill sell cheap to goori'1
’ “3"" "‘ “" “"’*‘ lhomc. Sold for want of use. “’ood‘l
'l't) l.l“.'l‘ 'l'u’o ()lllct- rooms in the worth 1.~arm__.47-g “11pm, l
limp-r ltlllg. Slt'iilll heat and rulri ‘ i
will: “'Iilt'l‘. inquire Ill lit-rlers'1F0R SALE-City farm, 16 acres, im-.
Show sl()l('_ proved. Good barn, several outvi
'afi,l-':.;l‘: I"l;ll .". 'lllli 4 i‘TM'vlllb Ill (s-l'll 'build‘ings' unfinishi’d' conage’ “:19:
('I" of tlmn. illqllilt' Show store. lililocauon‘ Pnce $6500' Telephone 18 '3
Sunlle .\lrlin street. 1
l l‘: RENT Five room (‘Oiluflt’ tur-f
l ‘nml' All modern improvements FOR SALE
--f' mirage, Phone 1781.
I" ii;
i
§:li.\"l‘ Two pleasant rooms and
. "lit no-llv in home. having modern
In- I lll'llllsllt‘d. Use of bath and
plump (iiitld neighborhood. convenient
l-‘lt.lliI'll (‘mnpletely furnished or tlI'I-'
1mm “til it (it'sil‘ed. Address Apart-
lllv'Ill_ t'ill’r‘ Ut' Sentinel.
'l'l Lil’i‘ Nit‘t'ly furnished rooms in
minim honn». facing park porch.
il‘ :l'
""lillr.
|’-'l:.
rail-H reasonable. No. 2 Union
or Phone 19.
LOST
._..
v.~«' i' ‘ Between Putnam avenue and ,2
'llli}'n‘ blacksmith chop this morn-
: :: parchment roll I
writ-ate. of membership in :1 Scot;«
iJnlEt' of Freemasons.
to 'l‘llly’s Auto and Cardiac
l
“ i'lrll
in wits.
»
‘ NOTICE
\mire is hereby given that I shall
nil-l} m lion. Isaac Wolfe. a 1M3
"llllllwt'llClli, at the Count)” Court
Hum.» in Bridgeport. on the 28th day
.\pl'll. 1922, at 10 o'clock a. In" to
t.,. ‘ill't‘nSt'd as a pilot. in the harbors
rm titll'ts on the Connecticut shore M
l m: Hand from Greenwich to West;
lwxl. imtltv‘inolusive, and the voters“
[Mug island Sound from Green-
" " h ‘” “'t‘stport. both inclusive, 3nd
"“‘ “(Mrs adjacent to all the some.
, ‘1I'3‘I'Wl at Norwalk. Com, 'April' 19th,
ELLIS B. HOWARD
, NOTICE —.~
‘ REGISTER YOUR. DOGS
‘ 1 lwmtlly of $1.00 in addition to the
0.2..1- tee. is provided by .z-law for
'M‘l: 1‘11“: not registered on or,belure
‘ '1] SK
p Hus» may be registered in the town
"llrl mom. W'all St.. in‘th'e First
u;
’ l
‘nmmn. nwnts. Electric light. gas nndi
trolley to seashore, Large airyi
containing ‘ ‘ ‘
Kindly fl .
lllw Superior court of the State OK,
i
i
One 7 Room House. all improve-
ments, with two good building
lots.
9
’ One 2 Family House with im-_
':
provements, 'centrslly located.
J. M. LAYTON & co.. INC.
5, Railroad Avenue . .
r
i ‘ FOR SALE Flt-RM
in.- town of Norwnlk.‘ .House 10
rooms, with all improvements.
Laue ‘bnrn. 13,3398-“ good
land. All kinds of (ruigpv’eil lo-
cated. Price 810.000- T .
Ask JOHN T.;§ATE8 _
’13-7' Main st. ‘ M
Real Estate. Immune
DEB. ~01? NOTICE
District of Nor-talk. 58.. Probate
April_22. A. D., 1&2. -
“'hereaS, 'v‘rrittén application has
been made to this Court for the ad.
mission to probate of a certain. writ-
,len instrument as and for the last Will
of Honda V. Wolfe. late'of Kai-Walk.
in said District, deceased:
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office.-in Norwallr. on the 2nd day of
day. 1922. at 2 o’clock afternoon; and
that politic Deuce thereof be given to
all persons interested therein by pub-
Iishinclhisorderins-m hav-
ing a circulation in snidnisnut. at
pleast live days before said day of
hearing. _
HEXRY- W. GRme,
;.4
Court
. SOLVENT NOTICE _
*District of Norwallr. ss Probate
Court, April 15. A. D., 1922.
“Estate of Edward Brown. isto‘ of
flax-walk in said District. .aceased.
e Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict or Norwslk, hath limited and
' Rear Estate.
tires. etc. Will be sold cheap. Phone Tel. 313
179-3. :71 Cedar Street So. Norwalk .
SALI‘waFUI‘nillll‘t‘. Chairs. tables, i TRUCKING
Local and Loni: Distance of All Kinds.
CAlilthAN & I-‘LYNN
(Office Leary & 03.. ll. it. Are.
'Tel. 1577
Home Tel. 363
FROM THE FACTORY
THE HOME
Mattresses. pillows. holsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
TO
' ' . - ,. Paige.
payment plan. Aim renntatiltg, saus- ‘ .. . -- ’ . "
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or “ 132an (mars 1" of C 4‘ 1""‘1‘
l . 1 :‘ - < . . . _ ’0 s _ .
tthllIIDhont .1: fox, lt’DlPi-(lllaihe to lvmpil‘l‘l'»1.(‘\\‘is{litli Hull.
1 .
.NOR‘YALK M ATTR E85 (‘0.
\VIIJJAAI 1“. liOY'l‘
This week I :llll offering Homes at
pricts within Ono‘s menus.
1 House, 6 Rooms. $1550. (‘nsh sumo
l House. 6 Rooms. $3M)", (”ash $18th
l House. 6 Rooms. 3600 Cash 3600
'1 House. 5 Rooms, $36Utl (Tush. $2000
1 House 6 Rooms. Hum: Push. $2500
1 House. f- ltooms $4000 Cash. 31000
i House. 6 Rooms $4000 Cash. SIOGO
l Houwffi Rooms. $4500 Cash. $2500
1 New House. S Rooms: 4 up and 4
down. Electric Lights. l-‘urnacc. W'ell
Pump in house. Lot 120 X122. Price.
$5009. Cash 8200".
“'UJJAM l-‘. HOY’I‘ , _
79 “'asliington Street
Telephone 435
- ORDER OF. NOTICE .
District of Norwalk. Ss. Probate Court,
April_,22. A..D.. 19,22. ~ . .
Estate of John E. Rooney. lute ,.0f
Nor-walk .in said: District. (deceased: .
Whereas, written application hits
been made to this Court by the ad-
ministratrix .of said Estate. praying5
for reasons therein set forth. for an
order authorising‘her to selfrcerlaih
real estate of said estate.
Ordered, That said application 'be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office, in Norwalk. 'on. the ”at day
of April. 1922. at 10 o‘clock forenoon‘;
and that public notice thereof be giv-
en to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspapér
having .a circulation in said District,
at least five days before said day of
hearing. ’
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
Pl‘BLIC AUCTION --
Household goods. V‘Vodnesday. ApriL
.26, 1922 at 10 a. m. sharp. Estate!
Carrie M. Brown. Opposite R. R. sta-
tion. Cannondale. Conn.
:Consistin'g of roll top desk. beds
and bedding. carpets. rugs. kitchen.
parlor and dining room furniture.
library table. chairs. 1 upright pm.
1 pipe organ. managers ares-om.
candle stands. dishes, .xlassware. fire
sets. mirrors. books. book cases and
other goods-too numerous to motion.
Sale .per order Lewis R. 11:11:3me
bfeison s. Hurlbutt. executors: John
K. Finch. auctioneer.
“If stormy. salé‘ next clear day.
2‘1”" ”1 ”‘9 afternoonsmiqwem‘é- glowed six months from tho date
1.3 -‘ “.“d ’J‘hursulay. Anni an: an motto: the creditors»: saidEstste
"it from-2:30 until 5 o'clock. to exhibit‘their claims for settlement. .
”m“ at Norwalk. ‘Apfll‘Zfih, 1922, me who neglect to present their
HERBERT R. SMITH, accounts; properly attested. within
. .Ton .M m time...wili‘be debuted—s recovery.
, . 401,- , ,5. -ifllperlonl , , In said Estate
rum-Ln“. '05 rem «fawn:
‘l‘uvhday hint [or
1‘"
Jigs} .» -
1 N '
’1 IL
K. B.—~Ments of m’bt West-1
at being when-walk Iron Works A.
- ['01, were ‘
. with line ”porting never-1n real
ID vs: R & G Corset. 31109. Amusement
rPark Game called ”2:36 p. m.
but.
Bowling each, connected for two “hits
apiece. the latter sucking one over the
left field. fence.
shortstop for the backwoods yester—
day. is one of the best thatrver play-
ed at the Park. and his stops were a
treat to the fans.
lions and Mgr. Silcox is endoavoring
to get the Danlmry K- of C here for
next Sunday if possible.
O'Connell.
r)
woods. 6.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk 2
six hits in seven innings. The Cleve-
330d
Olsen. . __
"run in the‘nintlrbwhich ga
and the Tigers 600" the ‘
.Dpened its baseball
. Moon. its oppon-
Hooker , _
and
A- Com WW. few er-
"mintcith'é-mn.
. Dr. Metals-.me» Grotto pitched
one.“ momma or his Ion:
career. He dishing“ fine tom. and
danger. In the “half- ofthc mm.
with onefiurvcxnd {lame men on base.
he mutant themed mm and».
focalgtielthird to hit to'short'. end-
lngvthepne. ‘>
The final score being
of the Grotto. . '
On Saturday. May '29. Hooker Grot-
m-5 In favor
wouwoons WIN
mu K. or 0.
(Continued from Page Nine)
. I
Kane and Cooke alsodid fine at the
For the K. of C. Coogan and
Paula. .who played
The locals are booking fine attrac-
Hpune, 14 rooms with all m v - WithrExpert Service._ Line-upand 53°":
ments: hot water sl'stem: hgrdpzfosd “15an A‘ HEGELEIN' , DOCKWOODS Russell. as ....... 3.31). 2 hi p10. 2- 96
floors. Garage for two cars. House Plumbing-gofigatgg'finning r. l “b at 31:" f; 111' p‘?‘ ‘1‘ (‘1' I. Tarlov, 3h ..... 4' l l 0 3 0
' ' ' . - - ' ..sortas. .. . l - 2. 2 7 ~ _.
f3.“ Kguisuélfgsg gig? “no “1° mm 56 Water Street. South Norwalk Kane. lr .......... 3 o 2 3 u 1 {Evan ‘11 """"" " 0 3 O o 0
° - eene rf ........ 5 U U 0 (l O
., Agent for BicCarier, c ...... 4 o o 2 2 o $1.2m“ C ______ r4 1 1 13 1 0
FOR SALE—Indian motorcycle in F3111?“ International One-Pipe Hester Paige. ss --------- ‘ 2 1 1 a 0 Gearin. lh ..... .3 1 1 10 9 0
good condition. Cheap to quick 91:13:;ng AND 9150011ng 9001“" 1" 'g, """" f 1 ~ " 1‘ o Connolly. if ...... 3 1 o z o 0
buyer. lnq. Thompson Evans. 178 Estimates Cheerhl‘ily Given “101‘"- 55 '1’ " g 1, 5 0 4' Mulvoy. 2b ....... 4 -2 2 1 3 0
East Ave: Nomalk’ After 5 O'clock Mules-8; Bergow “mm”- fl """" 4 * 3 ‘1 ‘ Murphy. p ........ 4 1 2 0 1 c
0r Sundays. 10 Spring St. 5 Hanford Place H‘crring, 1h ...... g 3 Ct 10 0 0' ______
- So. Norwslk .. Tel. 1423-5 0C°""°”' " """" 1 " ‘ 0 Total --------- 35 9 11 27 12 0
F01: S.\l.E—-Hhode Island Red hatch- , ‘ H T: * T ._.._ ——: IRAN ‘
ins eggs $1.00 for 15; $3.00. 100 do- ROOFING “OW-‘1 ----- 3 -' 3f1 " 1“ 4,1 13 1’ Rodney. ss ........ .3 1 2 6 2 0
John liowkcr. Highland avenue. South Slate. Gravel. Asbestos. Shingles. Imnmlmonl K“ “I: ‘1; n O'Neil. 3b ........ 4 o 1 3 4 o
.\‘orwalk. Conn. Asphalt, Shingles, Root Painting Gun-inn. rf ' ' ' ‘ 4 0 ( 1. 2‘ Gallagher. if ...... 4 1 I 3 1 0
— and Repairing 12‘1‘031‘1- 11’ ------ 3 1 1’ ° " Larken. cf ....... 2 0 o o o 0
FOR SALE-Iron safe, omce filing 3-ply Heavy Slate Surfaced Rooting. “"1“?“ SS ----- 4 " f: .4, 1 1 Bertrind. cf ...... 3 1 2 1 1 1'
cabinets. cartets double back or- $2.60 per Roll. Red or Green ‘ 1’P“"""-'- if ----- 1 1 r 3 1 ‘1 hanherg. 2b ...... 5 1 1 3 o 0
naments. Mrs. D. 5. Starring, Phone THE Nomv.\l.K ROOFING co. 0 ”PM” “‘ """" f 1 “ — 1 ‘_' Shanon. rf ....... 5 2 2 0 o o
1126. 23 Elizabeth Street Tel. 387 Tram”? 31' ------- -' 0 0 3 0 " smut. n, ,,,,,,,, 4 o 2 7 (l 1
Conroy. 3h ....... 4 (l (l I ll 0 ielton. c ......... 4 1 1 1 0 0
FOP. SALE-Store on Broad strect‘pxlmnglxc} —'l'i.\'NING—- HEATING (hogan. c ........ 4 0 2 7 3 0 Nelson. p ....... 1 U ,, 0 to 0
Stamford grocery. fruit, and ice- Country “'3.th system, Ranges and Mills. p .......... 4 0 H U 1 1 Schick. p __________ 3 1 3 0 2 0
cream store. Price $1500. Inquire 799 One-Pipe Heaters -‘- ”r -— - “— *- ______
-\tluntic street. corner Lipton Place JOSEPH S. KERY( JR., Totals ........ 31% 3 4 24 7 3 Total ......... 40 5 14 2‘ 1‘, 2
-. —-—._- — Tel. 492 SCORE “Y ‘NN’VGS scour: BY INNINGS
Ft'll': S.\l.E——~.\’cw milch cow; also 21 Taylor A\‘e_ So. Norwalk howling out not touching tlmt. Imus ________ U 0 o .3 (, 0 6 0 0—3
one work horse. l’ilono 1342-2 ~ I‘dgep't K. C. U I " (l 0 i’ ‘1 '3 ("‘3 1‘3 of C. ,,,,,,,, o o 2 G 1 o (l x-9
Stamford. 3 “ 'lt’flll.[ TRUCKING LOCKWOOdS - '1 0 0 n 2 0 2 1' 1 x—-5 Three base liits-flllusscll. Ryder.
Local and Long Distance Trucking SI‘MMARY ,,k.,.r,,,d_ .
[:03 SALE, ‘One 1915 5 passenger of all kinds. Earned rl|ll§¥v']\'. of C 2. inckwoods. Two “use hitsfiymrpmg Gearin.
Four Buick. Fully equipped; lightS.‘ Daily trips to New York > 3 ‘ ' ' ' Galsgher.
Two base tilts-Q—Tllckt-I‘. Paigc.
Home run—Dowliug.
20“.. 3.
First on li:tilS——oft"~.\iiiis. 2: ol‘l’~‘-
3. ,
Struck outrily Mills 9: by O’Connell
Sacrifice liits-m'l‘ut‘ltvr.
Loft on basics—K. of C. 7; Lock-
|‘Olll)il‘ play—‘O'ilcurn to Trainer.
Hit ll_\' pitcher»:Chordaus 3.
“Kim pilchw—Miils.
Stolen llztm‘s—m'l‘rainer. (‘oogrtn and
l'zissed on balls ~'.\lchrlou, Coogun
'l‘ilncw—l :45.
Srorer—Jatnrs .\lnrura.
,f———
Art Olsen Defea,
Cleveland Indians
Arthur OlSen of Norwalk‘. now with
the Detroit Tigers. pitched the first
sex-en innings against the Cleveland
Indmus'on Saturday and did > one
Art let the Indians down with
l
work.
lands hunched three hits in the second
inning for two runé. and this was the
connected for
grabbed on a two sucker apiece.
rConfirms Statement
l .
NE“? YORK. April zit—The possi-
bility of Jack Dempsey and Harry
Wills. colored heavyweight motender.
meeting in a championship contest in
London this summer. loomed today on.
the strength of a cablegram from
George “alumina. English Wet.
According to Dia Dolllngs. English
fight manager nor. in. New York. he
received the following message last
n'ght from McDonald:
“Can you get. Willis to come to Lon-
don to box Dempsey-'3"
Wills, when informed of the cable»
gram. announced he. would be “ready
to depart on the first boat. but his
manager offered no comment except to
say he “could see no reason for leav-
ing yet." Dollings did not indicate
whether he had sought a definite
answer to McDonald's ealllezram.
Dempsey. no liar as is known here.
has not signed articles definitely'for
any match in connection with his pres-
net tour of Europe. although he has
announced his willingness to meet
Carpentier in a return engagement or
any other European contenders.
KNIGHTS DEFEAT
oriok Sanders,
mas largely attended this nor-mag at
Mrs. Ella 'J. Lee
Mrs. Ella J. Loo, widow of Chsrl
W. Lee. died this morning. Shots
rived by one out. Charles Leo.
New Haven; two sisters, airs. Emit!
Hailey. of Elsi! Ridge. N. Y., Mrs.
Caroline Mills, of Row; t
brothers. Frederick Saunders antl-
Edward L. W.
, adorings of sympathy
' Hal-3’s W.
The esteem in which the-d
was held ".mt by the $1.5.
,which were
9 -Returns “
WANTED ’ m 5 ME I BUSINESS NOTICE" ‘ . ” ‘ , ‘1
M ' . . ,
1’ it: E: g. -_ .31 “" mil-Tics niowmn m Destimandthet-als mt “WWII-«1W mu“
many and beautiful.
Interment was in family plot in St.
w‘u . . .
For'Norwalk and vicinity: Fair mi
0
Funeral services will ‘be heldat 3 night and W m M:
o‘clock WM: dammit-on moderate to fresh northerly winds. no:
home of the deceased brother, Fred-
_ 8 - mount
Burial will he in the family plot at
the East Norwalk cemetery.
Funeral of,“ May Multan-
The funeral of Mrs. Mary McMahon
9:30 from her late home, 12 Hillside.
street and at 10 o'clock from St.
Joseph's church. where a solemn
requiem masa was sung by Rev. D.
Hurley, celebrant; Rev. T. Degnan.
deacon. and Rev. Joseph Duly, sub
deacon. The Ace‘s Death by Trig, was
played as the cortcge entered the
church. St. Joseph’s full choir ren-
dered Nearer My God to Thee as the
cortege was laying the—church .
The pall bearers were four grand-
sons: James Costello, Vincent Cos-
tello, John McMahon and Fred Mo»
Manon. The ,flower bearers were
FAST GOING IRANS
:Continued from Page Sine)
three buggers. while
Murphy. and Gem-in of the locals both
The box score of the game follows:
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Basins on ballHl‘f. Murphy 1; off.
Nelson. 2: off. Schick. 2.
Struck outw—hy Murphy. 10; by,
Schick. I. .
Double plantefleliednv)’ to Smith.
Gallagher to Rodney.
Left on ilflSf’S‘r K. of ('.. s; Imus 4.
Hit by lillt‘llt‘P-r Russell. A. Tarlov.
Timi- ol~ game. 12:10. '
lTIiipirvs~wl.iildeherg and \Vcafcr.
The Knights by having started off
the season with a win. are feeling fine
and exp-ct to put o'nt the snappiest
line of bull that they have since they
first lnul a tram. '
There is little doubt. if the form '
shown by them yesterday keeps up,
but what they will probably turn out
to be the city champions this fall. on
the series that will lye run off for the
City championship“
Previously Made.
Sporting Editor Sentinel.
Dear Sir: . ‘
I am informed that Manager Slicer;
of the. wokwoods takes exception to a
recent article in the‘tportiug’ columns
of your paper-regarding- the attempt
tosign a .\‘orwalk player a few mm-
ntes before playing time. after the
in uniform.
4
said player was already,
only scoring of! him. in the'seventh
the lndlans. Ty Cobb batted for Olsen 3
got to firston. an error. The Tigers
tied the scoreln this inning. and‘filen
Pilleme went'ili to pitch in plaqe of
The? Tigers scored one more
1 v_e their! the!
victory. .,~"
Olsen allowed slx'vhtts in seven in-
wings. gave two - who“ on "balls and '
struck two men out. .Argfipt one hit.
at single ‘dut of two times at but. made
t. assist. an an error. .
a gatigrsfixew r35: American said:
"Olsen. ai Tiger recruit. outpitched
Uhle in a. pitcher's battle here today.
" hlrd game of
the series from Cleveland. 3110 2.”
Art pitched two years for the Nor-
walk high school. while attending: the
school. and he also. pitched tugging,
“Tiger"of Norwaik. Last year. Olsen
pitched for Syracuse in the Internal.
tional League. * ,
.- WORK=AGAB. '4 -'
the M mediate; the German
I Commitiee the L‘édles' £3130.
'v ided but another- a.
$3M de'cumum be held on April 2':
in the afternoon, at theiraunrtsrs, 13
River street. First district.
' rhe'iepo‘rt of the central :Co
tines: New York shows; that still.
00(1er chfldmn-wem*1m-nned of
mod and clothing. therefowge W
34!: our friends andmemhers to help
so along in grandpa-k tom
mu obese poor Innocent intro
' m WW»: thew Gem-
. At,
Relic
nullit-
ouoénz': arm waddle-e
» 1'1ka
Ma
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raw 1%”;de -
inning with the score 21.0 0 inn-favor 01-.
" ' ’lcox. but the shovels
SWErWImW W: of miles, at an ex-
}‘wiymodatestmre: ' " " "
held in‘the evening
However. Mr. Silcox mn
denial Of the fact. '
1 not only w
slat? ment, but 1 ~- also want to state
that Mr. Silcoxwas at the railroad sta— ,
lion last Sunday In
the Sahf‘playersand .
and Bethke to .7 play with the Lock: .
Winds. and 'that he could’ ' 915M
-jriore_money than Manager Riley of;
the Net-walks. . +
I do not wish to so any further in}
the past unsponsma
gut. where he met:
told him;(Btrric8) i
another incident
to add to his list.
..Thankiug you for- your
space.
valued
Yours in Sport.
CHARLES RILEY.
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. Long Sight L.
a'rebeinghmrded st the
laugh of. rage of human vision.
i good-Mos, but geographer; «have
almisted that ten times that distance
is within range *trom Mount Everest
411* . en retarding Yet these com-
petitions deal only with horizons. Our
w m2: of: vision W, to he
nuances. Intending":to the farthest
1m which-Jimmenougb Indybddflr
3m to make-din impression on the
mash The-Mgr: gt- onr vision was t
On
as»
a
tourmaln claw. m .
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1125710 public? r
lab to' confirm the obove #—
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nship of Mr. Sil—l
Payments
Just received a large ship
ment of Hoover Vacuum
Cleaners.
Let us demonstrate one for
you in your home.
Donnelly’s
18 South Mam' St.
HOOVER
It BEATS . . us it Sweeps
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12-14. North Main St.
SALE OF TW'EED
‘ SPORT SUITS
$10.98 to $15
Slip Ov'er SWeaters
$1.98 - $2.98
SPORT COATS'
$7.98 to $25
All sizes 16 to 54
Styles that are difierent
"quality
mrbnnces central over .Minnesota star.-
.Western Texas. are causing cloudy and .
showery weather between the Rock.
flountains and the Mississippi river.
PM“ ream pmdls generally»
from the Mlssisdppi river eastwardfin
the coast The temperature is rising-
lnrthe Misdlifinpi Valley and is nour-
above freezing in the western and
central sections. It continues low in
the eastern portion of the. Lake region
and along the Atlantic coast. Frosta
iwere reported as far south as North,
Calolina.
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Tendlcr to Box Barred:
PHILADELPHIA. April 34.-——Lew-
Tendler and Bobby Barrett haveteeu
matched to decide the question of m-
tic supremacy in the first. of a arias."
open air boxing bouts to be staged st
the Phillies‘ ball park June 2. They
are to weigh in at 135 pounds on the;
afternoon of the bout.
AUCTION
35 HEAD CATTLE ~«
April 26, 1922
At 1:00 1’. II. Sharp
on Howard Avenue. East Norwalk, CL
I will sell for the undersigned, his
entire head of mllch cows M_
stock. About 18 cows are now pull:
ing. some fresh calves by their Side.
They are a cross between I-Iolsmn.
and Jersey, therefore producmg both.
and quantity in flow of mix.
re very heavy producers. ,
year old heifer. three
hs old, one Holstein
hs old. the :alanctwe
' the cows are Springers tie a
geshen in May, June and July. An
opportunity to increase your hat
with the right sort. Also_ twelro
fortv quart milk cans. thirty-five
Louden Stanchions. one two on
horse power gasl enginfielarge silk
1:: cutter, arse s .
one stat hummer. Don‘t forget;
e. If stormy first hit
some a
One two
heifers, ten mont
Bull fifteen mom
This will be a.
the day and dat
' day.
PETER O‘HARA. Prop. .
ENIORY P. SAXFORD, Auction“?
Fancy Blaine Seed Potatoes.
Green Mountain. Irish Gob-
.bler, Early Rose. Spawn;
Rose, $4.00 Bag, 165 lbs.
Cabbage Plants, $1.00 Pa-
Hundred
Onion Sets, Grass, Garden and
Flower Seeds
7 .
at C U‘NEO’S
140 “'ashingion St. Phone 2320
Fancy Strong Pansy Plants
Grown By Ourselves at 26 Elisa-
beth St. Call and Select You
Favorite Colors.
The Textile Store
GINGHAM'WEEK ,7
Sale Starts Monday, 2411:. Spec‘nu
price reduction on all Gingham. b
See display.
136 Washington Street...
South Norwalk.
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You Wanti‘v' , '
'W’hh‘tevei' 'your' taste, ‘whatéver
”the "Size you need, Whatever the
"pricehyon wish to 953.16%
”tarnish an'imtrufitellt ‘tlnt suits-
Le: us show you our Tassel-talent
and explain ’to» radon} easy pay
III-intj plan. ‘ " ‘ ' ~
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