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Minammiom
59 W‘st~ Nomlk. Conn..
TEL. 3?1-4
Metal Polluhins. Plating and
Finishing on Brass Beds. Antonio.
bile Trimmings and Work of Every
gestation.
{’6' LETIAI; '11-13‘2 fiyuavenucn
setmot‘roomg. 3. in a set: and
Ztnetc‘ot, roomg.__ :5 in a. set. Light and
gas. Inquire of Mrs. Naggy 15 Love
greet. .
:WCemenl.‘ walks End “plastering.
“Making oldchimneys new—m specialty.
Drop postal.-
‘1‘ O‘HWA ' _ l.
Pinesmeh
39
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' .‘f . ."ljlll . 3; FOR SALE
Smuvr scwulg f . .
. Homer—+0. rooms. nib. improve-
. \ l. 5. ms » meats, large bun. parking 4 cars.
‘ ~44”: n Norwulk “1"V‘rfiidm11 residential Beth
_ lion»..Pcisc~.very1-reasonable. Al .
. desirable houses with all imn
movements in city or on shore.
., .. ' .‘PrmJEetvew-reasouab .1
: l Y llel’nil milk n 0"" phone * ~ '18" Call
L \ 'l‘hmnpson. 563 I‘ I ‘, ’
.-i:.;~’l'0l'l. OBRIM&BO"I1
if” _ l‘l.~l1—\\llsll(¥l‘. Ap- ;,' ‘ South Main St' Telephone 977
\wlnulk Lunch. 39 lE= SOuWNorwalkl Conn”
H . 2"li'lllll lnlly would. do “-
Milli”: ill home. Mrs.
\ lllll l‘uull. l F0815“.
Elf.“ ‘ R: Hill: house-worker, t Located tincthqul-flt- district on
, lm laundry work“; trolley line or 5 minutes walk
41: burly. References. ' from center of citi’.
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.ll hast avenue, 1. 74-00“, home with improve-
ments.
...lult.~'. I: or I} unfur—
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mr light housekeep-
_ -. in good neigh-
1 ...~ 1'. H. ill): 7023. South
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l‘l'l'lllgt'lll
I‘rsueaable .
.. mung lady for SLOPE
My.)
Av
for right parties.
, . .‘ -. Si \Vomlwzu‘tl 'e.
“draw for baby. year
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Reference
re.
l.« wk“ nod. 50 Elmwood
TO LET
. l. ~ ly furnished room
'v .. irv-lltlulllt-n. Apply at.
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House.
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it'llll‘.
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moms.
Nonvulk
heat.
furnished
Zn ut street.
1 ’ost
corner
-hard
hot water
l4 l 0
~ front
l'ul‘ one or two gent—
Inquirc at 62
Road
West
street.
8
and
w .m‘. Fireproof garage. Also
' mums, bath and kitchen.
l , \ .\ll.~'. Whitney, 4 Orchard
, 1 11..
furl
Iislw‘l rooms-l
for
.. Ito all-lug. l’llone. Mil".
lim-m with honrrl in private
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.o n-m‘cs.
\ \ --., South
El rs. A.
inn. home
Nurwnlkl.
lurin- g"
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Phone
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Nicely furnished
home. facing: park porch.
seashore
rules reasonable. No. 2 Union
l‘Ot'Hll
Large,
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airy
LOST
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hook
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turn
Trucking
Phone 335-2
and L o n g Distance
l'rcbntc
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and
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\Irlll ‘ .\. l). 1921:.
.l: with l’iSrsu. lute (it"Nor-
lustrll‘t. deceased.
‘l “1' l‘rnlvntt- for the
“~~t\\.ill\'. hath limitml
;' I HmlllllJ-l lt‘rom. the
date
rrelitors of said Estate
rll‘
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l>-»:lvll
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c-hnrred a
to make
l-lnhns for settlement.
Nixie-ct to present theiruaon
within
rc
nus intll-lltl‘ll to said Eek
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COV-
Jl tux J. DiSESA
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SALE
W}. ('alll oil
.l'lllN J. VENA.
run SI.
lime to sell any or all
South Norwalk
l'llone 1292-4
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'11 l lt l: l: “STILLS
FOUND HERE
mi from First Pans.
own a worm. two gulldns
lll n nu- gallon jug. hidden
" "‘ ll l5
lltl
and fun bottles of whis-
20 gallons of
. toldllll and destroyml.
' immo- there “its founda,
in the. cellar.
llil
.ll'lG
("ll
v}; uIs-J :0 gullonsrof mash-
“' L'nllousl of which was
\
tullnil
In
moons of
“H H
n ladder.
hidden in a blind
which had to be
’ » invu still hidden behind the
“In;
. HI
Hm
finished
\ .. milk-rs :it the.
i -
l7» gallons of mash and
product. were
Lapak
l'~
I t SllllS were in operation.
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l' Illl-q-
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William R.
l' .ltuilnull Frank S. Stratton.
sen rch warrants.
assisted
by
Penning-
: .wiznn- of product and stills
~lrIn-linn (rl'
mush.
All of the
4’ filmed. save email sam-
l’l‘lllMlv'rfi.
I.
1
where they
ur‘Vl'l’ kept as evidence. The
'1 so Med illlll wer ethken to
will
' """""l “l "Tlllfi'port. together
mum; of the finished product.
J. M. LAYTONnco. INC-
Real; Estate; and: Wv
5 Railroad Ave.
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FOR SALE Maxwell Sedan. 250
Main street. Norwalk. Phone 1062-3
FOR SALE-—1920 Indian motorcycle
with side car. Run 5000 miles.
Frank ,Day. 8 Belts Place, East Nor—
wallc. Conn.
F012 SALE— Fine old residence on
1' lax Hill. in splendid condition. A
wonderful bargain at $9,000.
l George .Mltchell, Telephono 1861
l
FOR SALE—-— Ford open delivery
' body with side curtains and wind
shield. Very cheap. Inquire of Frank
L. Angione, 21 Tierney street. Nor—.
wall-c. Conn. Tel. 856-23.
FOR SALE— At llnymnd street
South Norwulk:5 heavy work horses:
2 driving horses; 3 top wagons;
light wagons: 4 set heavy harness
set light harness.
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FOR. SALE—Old fashioned bed room
furniture. Seed corn and strawberry
plants. Tel. 851-4.
FOR SALE—Live Spring chickens.
35c per 1b., fowls 38c lb. foogters
25c. Broilers. White Wyandottes and
Pekin Duck eggs for hatching.» Weston
Produce. 32 Main street, Norwalk.
Phone 40$. '
FOR SALE-—Rh0de Island Redahatch-
mg eggs. $1.00 for 15. $8.00 100.
Delivered free. Phone. 869 or address
Jolm Bowlier. Highland avenue, South
Norwalk, f‘onn. .
FOR SALE~—Rhode Island Red. ma-
delliioggny strainulfifdlson Square Gan
mum‘s. u y eggs, $3.00. for
15. $3.00 for 50, $16.00 per 100. Breed-
ing stock. Circular. Phone 140, B.
Quackenbush. Dal-fen.
|~‘Ul: SALE-
rensonnblc.
[IllUlll' 313— "J.
wilt-drool“ suite.
«.r
lt‘t Ill SALE»
lu'llllliuu lair. lnuuin:
('1 wsuy. 17 lily uvnnue.
O l‘
Will'- S.\l.l~Z~—'l‘o
l'umil)‘ housv.
Ill llnvi'lnnll strt-l-t. So.
lulllll'llllil‘J. inquire- ll.
llnviluml street.
FOR SALE—~Ford touring, late
model, like new with starter. fully
equipped; tires hardly used, had the
best of care; in perfect condition.
anyone will admit on inspection.
Owner must sacrifice at once regard-
('lnsu-
(lulu-go-
PSlllit'.
for
Nor\‘.nll;. for
lit-ylltllols.
two-
J.
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' lesa of value on account of financial
difficulty. Lady will sell for the best
offer if sold before May 3. Call at
once. Private residence; 301 \Vest
Ave., of! State St., Bridgeport, Conn.
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SALE
Stamford grocery. fruit and ice-
cream store. Price $1800. Inquire 799
Atlantic street. corner Lipton l’lnce
FOR SALE FARM
in town of Norwalk. House 10
rooms. with all improvements.
Large barn. :3 acres of good
land. All kinds of fruit. “Well lo~
cated. Price $10,000.
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
1—7 Main st. Norwalk.
Real Estate. Insurance
FOUND .
an—
FOUND w Monday afternoon at
Marvin Beach. lady's fur neckpiece.
Ina. 11-14.
\VIIJJAM F. HOYT
This week] am offering Homes at
prices within One's means.
House. 6 Rooms, $2550, Cash $1000
House. 6 Rooms. $3000. Cash $1800
House. 0. Rooms. $360.0 Cash~$600
House. 8 Rooms, $3600 Cash..$2000
House 6 Rooms. $4000 Cash, $2500
House. 6 Rooms $4000 Cash, $1000
House. 6 Rooms $4000 Cash. $1000
House, 6 Rooms. $4500 Cash. $2500
1 New House. 8 Rooms: fun and 4
down. Electric Lights. Furnace. “’2"
Pump in house. Lot 120 X122. Price
$5000. Cash $2009-
_ “’ILLIAAI I". HOYT‘
Real Estate. 79 Washington Street
’ Telephone 435
MASON CONTRACTOR
H. Fain-1:10, mason contractor, 14
Snowden Ave, have a capable organi—
zation for the handling of any. job in
this line. Thissconeemu makes a
specialty ~ oi: the .rbnildingy of." walks,
drives. roads
of the finest
place work recon
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2824.
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Inquire. 25 Lowe Sll‘l‘t‘l. .
lirnml new lIUIl} of Ford:
James a
two curs :
Store on Broad street}
and graffitig work. Some
chimney work and fire-
tly done” locally has
been the work of this organization.
‘f‘?’ m“ "'9,
NtG‘Y Ems»
. Local. and; lowdisme. trucking fit
all kinda. marmonlngr Special van
{on meme 11W Daily. trips.“
Few..York City.. Buildingkstone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
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LOUIS; SAVNDERS'v
' TAILOR
8 Norm.rMnin.-,sttecn~ Smdekl
Conn. One flight up. Expert cleaning,
repairing and dyeing, by modern‘
methods at very. reasonable. when.
Special attention. given to- cleaning:
and. repairing ladies? garments. We
guarantee satisfaction and prompt at-L
tentiou to all orders. Give us a trial!
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
\Vlli overhaul and repair your car.
in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
CRANES’ MUSIC STUDIO
Commercial Building, Norwalk. 1 to
9 p. m.. Tuesdays, W’edneadays. Thurs-
day's. Violin. Banjo-Mandolin. Hawai-
ian-Guitar. Ukulele taught. Instru-
ments sold on ewrpuments.
WE~SPECIALIZE IN
Best quality leaders, gutters and.
your order for your spring repairs.
tin work. Now is the time to leave
Don’t put it off.
Remember We Combine Quality
With Expert Service.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Plumbinge—Heating—Tlnning
Phone 473-3
56 \Vater Street, South Norwalk
Agent for
:imoug international One-Pipe Heater
i PAINTING AND DECORATING
Estimates Cheerfully Given
Miller 6.: Bergow
10 Spring St. 5 Hanford Place
So. Norwalk . . . . . . Tel. 1423-5
ROOFING
Slate, Gravel. Asbestos. Shingles,
Asphalt Shingles. Roof Painting
and Repairing .fi
3vply Heavy Slate Surfaced Roofing.
$2.60 per Roll. Red or Green '
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
23 Elizabeth Street ' Tel. 387
PLUMBING ——'l‘I.\'.\'ING—— HEATING
{Country \Vuter System. Ranges and
l One-Pipe Heaters
i JOSl-IPII S. Kl'lllY( JR.
l! Tel. 492
’21 Taylor Ave. So. Norwalk
TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance of All, Kinds.
CARRIGAX & FLYNN
(Office Leary & Co.. 1:. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. 363
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APPOLO. Pa.. April. 2S.—V~Three
miners were killed and one seriously
injured. whr-n a oblnb was thrown
early today. into a bunkhouse at. the
Patterson mine of the Kiski Coal
Company,
The men. who had been employed
on a non-union basis after the coal
strike was called April 1. were asleep}
in the bunkhouse shortly after dawn
toda}. when the explosion ,pccurred.
Stanley dieilke. Andrew Borniak
and Frank Ridgaki were. instantly
killed. and Frank 'Cogaski~ so badly
hurt by a steel splinter from the bomb
that Hospital doctors said he might
not recovery.
All of the dead men were married
and their deaths make fourteen child
ren father-less.
nun; Slim
lilll_l£l_lll_N;llllllN
Clifford Simona. driving a Ford
coupe for the S. & S. Tobacco‘floma-
pany of Wall street, ran down 11-
1ean—old Catherine Dominic. of 11
Boutdn street. yesterday afternoon,
when the lather ran in front ohms
car as he pulled out-from the. cull: in
front of 9 Benton street. where. he.
had been “parked behind another au-
tomobile. The girl was taken by Mr.
Simon: ot-.Dr. F. L'Bu'ruen‘s . office.
where it was found that. nhehad a cut
but the left eye and; was badly‘
shaken up. The accident W'md to
have been unavoidable.
Peter Gilli-anew“ drivinga Buick
em- down \Vest avenue. yesterday af—
ternoon..when at the corner West
avenue and. Flax 11111.30“. he slow-
ed up and a Ford car ownedhythe
Non-walk Nurnflwrammed the, rear
of the Buick. The namepf thendriyer
otheFord was not learned. but he
Gillian.~ The latter?! car was
Mr.
ly flamed. the. fenders and. the
’ /
’Putrolman Flynn. She put up a strug-
to have
Thorpe gave chase to John Nygadny,
a llco speed wagon down Van Zandt
Ten nesscc.
Order in tho [lifted States and Greatl
great chiefs of Connecticut will be pre-
weenie tbd _ damage. with. ,
Tomorrow will be a busy day for
the downtown court, tllltre be.ing_ a
number-of cases which will come he.
tore Judge George. H- Vosburgh,
among. them being. that of Etta
Spears. colored, and married. who is
charged wiht lascivions (agriage and
breach of, the peace. Elm is held
under bonds of $200.
. She was arrested by Patrolman
John Flynn and Chief of Police Wit-
Hem. ll. Pennington on_ Water street
at. 9:20 o'clock last night. uftcr the
officers had watched her and her
companion approach a white man,
\vhn.,althpugh chased by tho officers,
maul: hisescape, .
Etta and the man had gone i-itotnn .
alleyway alongside the Old Miller
Willllt‘. shopwhen the police decid-
ed to pay them a vigit.
Cniet‘ Pennington darted into the
alleyway after the. couple and the
other woman. who acted as a look,
out. \vhiatled a warning. The man
made off in one direction with '(‘hief‘
Pennington after him. while the we.
man ran out and into the arms of ‘
gle. but was subdued.
The man. who was chased up \Va-
ler street to ltuymond. made hides-
cape. but lost his hat. The but was
purchased in Stamford and the own—
er can have it if he will call at po-
lice headquarter“ and identify it.
Others arrests yesterday were
made of Frank l‘iccione by Patrol-
man John Smith for assault and
breach of the peace. I'iccione is said
assaulted his wife at their
home. 0 llontou street. lie is, held
under bonds of $150 for a hearing to—
morrow morning,
Motorcycle Patrolman Charles
of Sungatnck when the latter drove
street yesterday afternoon at .15 miles
an hour. The arrest was made about
5 o'clock. and John is held In bonds,
of $250 for reckless driving and furl
having no operator‘s license.
REDMEN MEET
HERE NEXT‘WEEK
(Continued From Page One)
who is the bend of 'lhe.
Junior Sugamoru (‘liurics runs. of
Pennsylvania. will represent the Gcrnt
Council of the l‘nilcd States and will
be. the speakers of the evening. All the
sent. His Honor. Mayor C. 1.. llarton;
and all city officials. also the clergy.
and prominent citizens. will join the.
local lied Men to do honor and give.‘
the. visitors a hearty \w-lcomc to Nor-l
walk. There will'be Inusic by a band:
and an elaborate program OInCJLICIZ-l
lilllllllt'llt will be announred' lateral
l-{u.llq.i:irtei's of the Great. Council will
be at the Hole! Clifford and with the;
Mullnckemo and othethotels of the.
city will house. the guests. Practically
all of the nvnilulvlefreservalions have.
been taken.
The businesg session of the Great
('ouncil will be held in the Wigwam of
t'ockcntm ’l‘ribe which will get down
to business on \\'criu(-sdn,\' morning.
After the. meeting in the Armory the
degree trams of the local 'l‘ribes will
lulvl- a class of one hundred l‘alt:
Faces known :1: the Great lncohonee
Class to be initiated in (.‘ockcnoc
Lodge Hull. Special souls \\'lll be re-
serxed in the. Armory'i'or this class.
limitations have been accepted by all,
the 'l‘ribcs in Fairlield County to the
meeting in the Armory. The commit-
tu- .isk all local lied Men and their
friends to ‘lrim up by 'l‘uesdny after-
noon and show the visitors that Nor~
walk is a llive old town.
Deaths and Ful;e:als
Funeral of Mrs. (‘nle
Funeral services for lift-s. lie-Decca.
l. Cole were held at 2:30 o’clock this
afternoon from the late residence in
18’ Isaac utreet. [{rv. Ernest l-‘. Mc-
therc were many floral pious, which
gave mute testimony to the esteem in
which the deceased was held.
Funeral of Mr. Kelly.
The funeral. of William Henry
Kelly of Lenox Hill. Bowayton. was
held at 10:30 o‘clock this morning
from the funeral parlors of D. W.
,‘cb urge of burglary
vii nouns
in
NEW~ ORLMNS; April..28.»—Wi .
two great. sections of Louisianaéfarm
land “may inundated: from. two
breakeain..the M,issmlppi..river levee ..
insole. last. flirty-eight hours. levee en—
: since-u today: were concentrating .tt-eir. -
attention on other points in the lower
and middle monumental river what
the torrent is .threatening.rto,
through.
The levee near Arkansas City, Ark.,
and at Plaquemina, La., were the two
points where trouble was most feared.
Additional forces of labor also were
put to work on the levees south of
Hickman. Kn.._ and north; of Gillie
Ville. Mail.
Fiood MFG escapingsyeuarday ab
Poydras, 12 miles below New Orleans,
today had flooded more than 75,000
acres of sugar and truckingllandc. and
about 350 families had been, driven
out.
Further up the river, water rushing
tlmougl the first break of Ferriday,
La. had engulfed practically the on
tire area of Concordia. Parish.
nw snum nil
24'»
l '
, Another case, nf snznllpox in Nor-
wmi: “'18 reported today to Dr. Roy
bert E. Pei-due. health officer (f the.
city. Robert J. “'alsh. 42 years old...
of H First street. has been stricken
with lhn: disease. Ila-is sufferinggwiul.
Smallpox of a l‘airly~seve re. type‘
There are twosmall children in the.
\Valsh family.
The “'alsh home was quarantined
by Dr. l‘crdue early Tuesday. when it
was suspected by Mr» “Waldo that. ,her
Was suffering from the :smnllpox.l
tlibout five days must. elapse before
the disease-can be definitely diagnos-
ed. The suspicions proved correct
when the smallpox made. its appear-
anc-r this morning.
:
LONG PRISON TERM
I
NEW HAVEN. April 28—011 the
which inbolved
specifically a. plan lto steal liquor.
‘Gacorge.’ E. O'Connell. 24 and Louis J.
Allman. 24. were sent to state prison
yesterday for long terms. O’Connell's
being from 12 to 16 years and All-
man’s 9 to 14 years by Judge Avery.
a police had received a tip that
burglars intended to get into the home
of Abe Lapides to steal liquors under-
stood to he. in the cellar. A watch was
and the men mentioned and one
other were caught in th house.
llAVE Yllllll BAR,
PAlNllilHlllilll Nllw
It is a known fact that many car
owners are. planning to “doll up"
their cars this season and the ma-
jority would be mighty interested to‘
'know of a concern that. can paint. do
all features of trimming work and
body repair work. do it in an expert
fashion and at a right price. This
article is meant to bring home the
suggcstion in a specific. manner by
naming the concern—J. Premru 6.:
Sons. 6 Seax'iew avenue. opposite Li-
berty Square. An important feature
of this business also is the building of
Suburban bodies. you a
touring car or other type i
be converted into 'a suburban type
body here. For better work. correct-
zly handled at a satisfactory price.
this concern is at your
'Phone :855.——Adv.
l
FOB. LIQUOR Tammi
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t can easily-l
service. f
break l
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l M. 4..
We aiefi'p'noud of our 8.
Norwanfizandc‘Scnth No
Our prices are the
the best in town. Ask
who wears the Barry Shoes;
Every pair strictly
The Only
7' ._ P. 0. Block
éFOr Young Men andl Men Who Care to
Stay; Young;
BARR}
ThercAAreNo Better
ForFit for Style, for Wear
rwalkgwith. the famous.
snomm season's Shoes‘and Oxfords are better
Just before you buy younnexl
ford: come in and look over our new
lowest injown, and .ourshoeaate
your friend neighbor about them
guaranteed. A new pair if they
go wrong. Rubber heels already attached.
Store in‘lTown’Where the Barry Shoe Is Sold.
S» - :9
l
» , if
’ y to be "able to fun!“ i
BARRY.
than
pair of Show or 0x-
lino just. received.
Mu A'w'y‘ nwu '- ='
vmfiwdww ”lulu“ “
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South Nurwalk.
,9;—
Grcgor. pastor of the Norwnlk Con- ?
gregutional Church. officiated and
burial was in the family plot in the F303! THE FACTORY T0
East Nor-walk cemetery. THE 1-10le
The genie” “"0 very large” at- Mattresses» pillows. bolsters and
tended by friends and relatives and cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating, satis-
faction guaranteed. Drupns a card or.
telephone 317' for representative to
call. ‘ ,
' NORWALK MATTRESS C0.
Franklin and Monroe St. . So. Nomlk
USED WINES:
Raymond. Washington street, Rev.
Frank S. Clark. pastor of the Byway-i
ton Baptist. church offiCiating. The;
interment was in Pine Island cemc—g
fiery. _
*
Funeral of airs. Jones
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank I.
lanes will be held at 2 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon from the late home. in
5 Union Park. Rev. J. Benton “fer-
Der. rector of. the GraceChurch, will
officiate and burial will be .in the Riv-
erside cemetery.
WWW —
For Norwalk=andxvicinity1 Fair and.
continued. mute-night. and SAM
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All makes, for sale or to rent
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