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‘ ” The _ sewer: _
WANTED, ‘
l n‘.\l. REPRESENTATIVE
lgtauglly known corporation
:.. M‘t'ui‘t‘ the services 0 a.
lunkt‘ local representative. Our
m-ll known—“nationally ad-
‘ Ht uni tarry large enough dis;
it hustler excellent re- 1.
m lll'l
t...- lzi~ full and undivided time.
. .-;,;.l.-tu details. apply The Pre-
suniu- ('o.. 66 Elm Street,
Conn.
hurt _
“ANTED H
mm to workinpouncing and
Mini. Must be experienced.
‘ l'.‘ t W HAT SHOP. Inc.
(‘l'n>> and River Sts,
all;
unwrap
. m run ironing machine. Must
. . wl'lt‘llCt‘Ll.
l: .\ \\' HAT SHOP. inc.
1 ms. and [liver Sis,
\VANTED »
mug Imly typist to make out for»
.wlwls One with experience
"‘1
t‘. .\' \V HAT SHOP, Inc.
(’rnss and River Sts.
.v I'm» [.01 at once. vicinity of1
v. wllwltl street, East Norwalk‘ or in
m Stud full particulars to H.
l'ill'lt'll. 7
’
C ,. W
I lit! Men for unloadingdumbul‘.
M “'uter Street office. The
. .mll Bailey Co ‘
t
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'\'. | Eli ~(lll'ls
ll.
Il-l
on Singer sewing
thzrivs. Apply Rockolf Bros, 12
'I ‘-l:ll:1 Si,
1
"IIIII -'l'u rent five. rooms ,im-
mun-ills, adulls. Address XYZ,
'\
it
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'II.
lll‘l.
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to buy Ford Touring or
' ‘n‘J'l'lill
.« aim ‘Must be bargain. Late model.
I..- pulp and particulars. Address
.N Ill llt'l Otlice.
:1 ' 'l' \\'.\.\”l‘l'Ill«—v-4 or 5 Room
\1. .1 :munt or small house. in South
null. 'I‘un Adults. Thomas J.-
suullt Norwulk Railroad Stzu
41 ll.
\l’rtN'l‘I‘ll)» A man who can milk
‘ Il-WS and general work on farm.
dimly in person to A. Nelson. Hotne-
WuntlvFaI‘lll. 'I‘okeneke. Darieu.
WA'V'I‘HH lv‘ortl touring 1924; or 1931
Sktrlvr tum] llrmmlntuhh- rims.
'ertv Fowl 'l‘um-in: (-fo Sentinel.
WANTED—Experienced stcnographer
with reference wants position im-
m;:rliately. Stenographer, care Sentinel
I'll l( 5‘.
’l‘ll 1.1‘3’1‘ ~4 rooms. ill-d floor, rent
Mimi”. Inq. I“. i). Lawton. 12 Chest-
mi: .tn-el, It a. m. to 5 p. m.
'l‘u I.i-1'l‘—Apartmt-nt of 4 rooms.
’{l-wI} pupvretl and painted. Cen.
‘x.tl_v located. Frederick Lauder. 4
:4... II. Main St; (Room 9). Phone 1656
IvH-r U l'. M.
Ill 1.1-1'1'
rvllllly
,..
a
Room with board in private
tor gentleman: home privi-
ltwl‘o-rent-e. Mrs, A. Hirtzlcr. 8
l'mwun Ave. South No‘rwaik
exit: IIICN'I‘ husk room in centrally
l‘N‘.Ilt‘Il oil‘lce. Every convenience.
mom. ('urp Sentinel.
LE‘I' Connecting furnished
. wills and use of kitchen. Also one
.n 1 «hull front room, with or without
Inn-l tor elderly lady. Apply
‘3. . lllngltlll Street.
A
1., 2
LIST 6 room house, 3 Di Sesa
. :ill'l, Inquire John .1. Di Sesa, 121
. H St, Phone 1112.
I
1" Ll'll'l' 5 rooms, all improvements,
'lllllSlN'll OI‘ unfurnished. 10 COH‘
I» I S1,, South Norwalk.
.‘ .
\‘.
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(,‘v
:'I‘ Six rooms. ‘Inquire at. 62
strurt. Norwalk Post' Road.
).
oly furnished rODmS in
plummt home. facing park DOI‘ClL
xl‘ ll'llllt'y l0 seashore. Large airy
mun: rules reasonable. No. 2 Union
-l-.. or Phone 19.
LOST _
SHH'I~ pin, star Ash'apef‘Ruby in
"W'- Hvt reward. H. Kriegcr Co.
ll'
4.
t.
l<’j‘
t.
""“‘v Ml‘ul'vd or stolen on Monday
"Hm \1 Strawberry Hill, a small
ct...» bulldog. Finder please return.
. ”NJ as children's pet. Reward. Tel.
.t
..,
'1‘ w . l esterday afternoon Alligator.
l'llrse between corner Cedar
unur Modern Grocery Co. store to
raw l-uutleld Ave, between 3 and 4
" 'w' 1.1 Membership card of Norwalk
"2")” Club. name in purse, also $8
.. ._ lll money. Reward. Mrs. Dono-
--" l“uirl‘ield Ave.
inls‘r
v
I. It
til».-
A black and white fox houn’d.
l‘thl‘ee weeks. Rewprd. Notify
ulmkas, 86 Fairfield Avenue.
FOUND.
F‘H'NI) -l'ovt'e . ‘ ‘
r boa
11.0 5km. t Without
"l proving
this all,
M .tt
1 .
.llm-n
l’ ...1 l’.‘
motor,
Owner may have, same
property and paying for
Mr Clarence H, Lynch. RO-
N-
FOR RENT—Neatly furnished,
rington Ave
{exchange for second hand auto or
dipper East Ave. Price reasonable.
33‘
a
on Are, Rowayton, Ct. P..O." Box
«In. EOE SALE, 9.
”4. £7“. ._ ;_' H
FOR. SALE
House—9. rooms, all i [rove-
mentg, largabargpgr _ . cars.
“IV-EU mammal 89C.-
tlon. Price very reasonable. Also
desirable houses with all im— _
Bmvcmchts in city or on. sharia.
Prices are very reasonable. Call
or phone
O'BRIEN d: BOW,
4. South Mala St- .Teleaheee 9.77
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Icon sans.
Located in the-First district. on
trolley, line. or Efmixmtes wall;=
from center of city.
1 broom, house with improvo
ments.
1
J. M. LAYTON & CO., INC.
Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Ave.
2
room apartment for light house:
keeping. Newly decorated, adults.
Hotel Bristol, 94 Washington St.
FOR SALE—Good paying business
on’“Post road. Must. sell on account.
of ill healtli. Apply. Midway Res-
taurant, Post road, Norwaik. E,
Yockes, Prop, R. F. D. 37.
FOR SALE—Fourteen toot row boat
‘ with outfit. Apply week days from
1 to 7 p. 111. Joseph Henczel, 111 Lox:
FOR SALE—Rare bargain. Leaving
city. Will sell upright cabinet grand
Wagner piano in excellent condition
for $95.00. May be seen any evening
‘this week. Beadle. 104 South: Main
‘St., South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Mathushek baby“ grand
piano worth $600. For sale or in
Victrola in part payment. Tel. 1253—2.
FOR SALEwDesirable building lot,
60 It. front, 180 deep, 80 ft. rear.
Tel. 1968.
FOR S.\I.l'Z~—~l~‘ord Sedan. late 1920.‘
pcl'lr~(-t.. $425: I-‘ord Surlmrban.
1919. perfect. $235: 1917 Ford-tour-
ing car. $165: 1917 Ford touring $156;
1917 l"0rll 'l‘otlring llotly $35; 1916
Ford Touring body $35. l'hone Nor-
walk 2153 after 6 p. m.
..._.
FOR SALE~—(‘anoe. Apply 122 \Vash-
ington street. Phillip Ott.
FOR SALE—The classiest Ford racer
about in town. Equipped with wire
wheels. in perfect running condition.
Call and see Clin’ord R. Hayes, 66
South Main St.
FOR SALE—Seven swarms of Italian
Bees in Real double walled hives
and complete outfit, all new hives
Darien Kennels. Phone 2383.
FOR SALE—Maxwell Sedan. 250
Main street, Norwaik. Phonc 1062-3
FOR SALE— Fine old residence on
Flax Hill, in splendid condition. A
wonderful bargain at $9.000.
George Mitchell. Telephone 1861
FOR SALE FARM
in town of Norwalk. House 10
rooms with all improvements.
Large barn. 23 :1sz 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
1;
5,——
AUCTION SALE!
.0. G. Palmer, Auctioneer,
will sell at public auction on
Wednesday afternoon and
evening, May 3rd, com-
mencing at 4 P. M. at the
Burdett - McGilvray Store,
Atlantic Street, Stamford,
Conn, pier mirrors in exceL
lent condition. 12 s1lent,
salesmen show cases, wall
cases, counters, forms, show
Etablesr looking glasses,
stands, dress hangers, office
:fixtures, 2 safes, oflice chair
and partitionfsz dozz stools,
show windowrcurtams, re-
80, rawers, stock boxes,
coat. hangers by the dozen,
large fire extinguishers,
other articles. Attend this
largest: sale of show .cases
and fixturcs in the hlstory
of Stamford.
BY ORDEROF ownnn
a «.1
A QUICK SALE
law Is the time to sell any or all
your property. Call on
JofiNg-J. van;
7-9
overuse in the Sentinel; A .
1
Description.
‘ lalty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
£1th rs, awning, case with .
331%.» Then. may b9 some:
"thing You need. This Is the ‘
1
BUSINESS NOTIC
THE CHIC AMERICAN DRESS-
MAKING SCHOOL
Announces the opening of Dress:-
ma __ classes the second week
in ay. Last free demonstration
and exhibition will be held May
6, 2‘;3‘0, p. m. at Red M'en's hall,
Sou Normal]: and Monday,
1M3 at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. at
BED” MENES HALL, NORWALK
Come and have you styles
L selected.
I
. 8.83M GARAGE.
Now Open for Busihess
Overhauling and, repairing on all
makes at cars. W work} specialty:
Storage. Philip M. Merriam, Prop.
automaton.
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no, use giving it am for
halt‘the prke while I- am paying the
full price for junk. I also pay 1c a
pound for rags. Phone 399-12.
MR. H. FELDMAN,
5 Bowen St. East Norwalk
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN
on plaster and cement walks. Small
and large obs reasonable. Call or
drop postal tor prompt service.
C. W. BAKER,
39 Pine. St.
THOMAS *3. 55m
59 Stevens St. Norwalk. Conn.
rTel. 371-4
Metal Polishing, Plating
Finishing on Brass Beds. Automo-
bile Trimmings and Work of Every
xi. - 4. .. ..
NAGY BROS.
Local and 16:13 distance trucking of
all. kinds. Plano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City. Building stone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
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 CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk
‘ LOUIS SAUNDERS
TAILOR. .
8 North Main street. So. Norwalk,
Conn. One [light up. Expert cleaning.
repairing and dyeing by modern
methods at very reasonable prices.
Special attention given to cleaning
and repairing ladies’ garments. We
guarantee satisfaction and prompt at-
tention to all orders. Give us a. trial!
BUNS, ROLLS. CRULLERS, JELLY
DOUGHNUTS -
Fresh out the oven every afternoon
at the
CHOCOLATE SHOP BAKERY.
17 North Main St.
EXPERT AUTO
Will overhaul and repair your car
In own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting, lighting and ignition. a. spec-
BIECZIANIC
CRANK-28' MUSIC STUDIO
Commercial Building. Norwalk, 1 to
9 p. m.. Tuesdays, \V’edncsdays. Thurs-
days. Violin. Banjo-Mandolin, Hawai-
ian-Guitar, Ukulele taught. Instru-
ments sold on easy payments.
VS’E SPECIALIZE 1N ‘
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
Plumbing~Heating—Tlnning
Phone 473-3 "
56 Water Street. South Norwalk
Agent for *
Famous International One-Pipe Heater
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Estimates Cheerfully Given
S. MILLER,
10 Spring St. South Norwalk
ROOFING
Slate, Gravel, Asbestos. Shingles,
Asphalt Shingles, Roof Painting _
and Repairing»
3-ply HeaVy Slate Surfaced Roofing
$2.60 per Roll. Red or Green ' '
THE NORWALK ROOFING‘CO.
23 Elizabeth Street Tel. 387
PLUMBING —TINNING-— HEATING
Country Water System. Ranges and
One-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH S. KERY( JR..
Tel. 492
21 Taylor Ave. So. Not-walk
TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN 8.: FLYNN
(Office Leary & Co.. B. R. Ave.
Tel. 1677
Home Tel. 363
USED MACHINES
All makes, forsale or to rent;
,REIIIINGTDN ,
PORTABLE TYPEWRI‘RRS
The Benedict News Q0.
, . 343 Wall Street
29p
.‘.‘r
The-Textile
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56 MAR Wool was
ECO“.
'and‘
”hereof for the creditors of sat ‘Estate
MW“ «1
LE Luci-10537”
- Underandmumtsnt man. order. 0
or-Norwk. authorising hemhereunto.
the subscriber hereby otters for Sale
an. such risllt. title. and interest as
Han-let. L. Merritt. late at the City
msmto omew. York. deceased. m
at the time; or her decease, enthat
the. subscriber. as, Idministratrix oi
asldestate has acousht Innate, in.
and. to tag. followups described: 1‘qu
estate, to wit; _
All those. certain. lots know}: and
designated on a “Map of Ru. Nor-
millsBuilding. Lots," on file in. the
wisest. the Town Clerk of. said..’l‘own
of Norman-I, asloLZfl Cove Street. . lot
5 Fifth Avenue, 11:13:12 and 23 Gregory
rum, . lot,1 lll‘lhIAY ue.
the Westerly 12%: feet offimmig
mill- MEWS.
For particulars and terms, apply to
IDA M. Mir-Balm.
Care Tlfie' Big Sisters.
164 LeuugtouAtvenue,
New York City
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
partnershinlately subsisting between
Ephiram Finkelstein 8314] Meyer Rap.
lap under the. firm.» name or Fluke)-
stemand Kaplan was dissolved on the
first day of May 1922.
. EPHIRAM FINKELSTEIN
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk, as. Probate
Court, May 1, A. 1).. 1922.
Estate of Mary E. Hennessey late
of Norwallt in,said,l),l§trict,- deceased.
The Court of Probate for the D15-
trlct of Norwalk, hath: limited anal
allowed six months“ from the, date
to exhibit their claims for sett ement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said‘time, will be debarrcd a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate
payment to ,
TIMOTHY W. HENNESSEY.
Administrator. or
TAMMANY & CONNERY.
Attaineys ;
“‘“SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court. April 22, A. D.. 1922. '
Estate in, Connecticut 01‘ Neltie K.
Atkins, late at Manchester, England,
deceased. =
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited ands
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims torsettle-
ment. Those who neglect to present
their accounts. properly attested,
within said time. will be debarred a
said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
WILLIAM M. MEREDITH.
, Administrator
TAMMANY It: CONNBRY‘.
Attorneys
SOLVENT NOTICE '
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, April 11, 1922. _
Estate of Daniel G. Robinson late
GABBE-MOI‘JE FU‘R
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[PROBATE sails Guiana assay .~,
the Court of Probate for manhole:
recovery. All persons indebted tol
» 1W .- «was. «who
‘s
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build a large factory and thus divert
to, Norwalk, the entire business of the
concern which, at. present has a, big
plant in Brooklyn, N. Y. " '
r The payroll of the local and the
Brooklyn concern is well over a mil-
lion dollarsa year, and as. the con-
cern only dresses furs for, the big fur
companies. thereis little it any-otthis
moneydhat wouldvgo out or town, it
all being spent here.
Thebringlug to_Norwalk ot' the. en-
tire plant. it can thus be seen, would
mean considerable to the city; its
business ,and its merchants.
Weather Forecast
For Norwaik angvicinity: Fair to-
night and \Nednesday; not much
change in temperature to fresh scyth-
wgst winds. The». area. at. high» press.
sure continues 011 the Middle Atlaptic
coast. It is prodt ting pleasapt wea-
Vthcr in all the cas cm dll‘l‘lCtS. The
.Kestern trough of low pressure over
the Rocky Mountains is causing cloudy
find showery weather as far mt asthe
Mississippi river. It is moving slow-
.ly.eastward. The temperature in the
:Mlsissippi Valley and 'western por-
tion of the Lake region is consider-
ably above the normal.
T. OLSEN
Local and Long Distance
Trucking,
Phone 335-2
D..G. Egenitis L. P. Nance,
THE LIBERTY SHOE
Now Open for Bums, '
, First Class Shoe Shining
Parlor
Special Chairs for Ladies
All Kinds of Hats Cleaned,
Blocked and Pressed
First Class Shoe Repairing
All Work Guaranteed
‘3 .
e amu. -.
7—,23W a :5
Ems. PEGK DIABETES.
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WLLIAM F. Hot-r»
' -~* may ~ _ , , 7'
BEDDING. May 2.—-—Laura. Peckfl ‘_ This. weekfin prim-Ins Ham- .3:
prices within one‘s means.
Bedding- widow of Senator Lester 0.
- ‘ ' - ' ‘ ll House 6 Rooms, $2550, Cash ”.06
. hemoc can dat Con- '
Fem“ "me m e f” '1 House. 6 Rooms. ssooo. Cash :13»
gm, ss-in 1919. was yesterda, ”y married
to wnuammmey Reid, a civil origin-l 1 119853.309,” 3.359% . .W
oer of. New York, The Gateway It“ 1 House. 8; Rooms, $3600 Cass 8M9
performed by Justice of the Peace 1" How 6‘3““ “899M 3'“
Ilia-um c. Sanford. or, heading. 1 House.,6‘Rooml sumo Cash. 0!"
‘ 1 House, a haematite” MO!“
1.HQM‘,630.9.§5&31§.99.M 8 , ,
1 New House. Thomas: 4 up an “5,;
down. Electric Lights. W “.-
Pump in house. Lot 120 X122. Pm
$5000. Cash $2000. ,,
Real Esme; 79 Washington SM ,
Telephone 435
MLLIAM a non,
".
SUBS» FOB mm-muons 1
BRIDGEPORT, May, 2.——Loulsa
Knox. of Danbury. today filed suit for
.35, 000 damagea.,agalnst Simeon Pea-e.
'Shcriflitgt‘ Fairfield county, and Joseph.
Blnkoskt. deputy sheriff of New Haven
county and the..Amex-lcan Surety: Com-
pany of New York as bondsxnan for~
thesherilfio.
On May 11. 1921. Deputy Shem;
Blnkoski made an attachment on
three performing lions belonging to;
Mrs. Knox. Mrs. Knox in. her com,-
plaint alleges that she suffered,
through the "wrong doing and mai-
feasance" of the. deputy sheriff and
has since been unable to make. any.
bookings. for he: perflzfinlng lions.
SPECIAL
. Sanitary Baby Rants
'Purc gum rubber..reim
laced seams. elastic. mum and
knees. An exceptional bat-gum,
at _
Sentinel classified ads work won-
tiers
39¢
Regular 500 Quality;
c little c '.
mus...
Adam-lac
H MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST.
38 N. Main St, South Not-walk
"’33'
Manuscript-
Tabulations,
Malling Lists
M. H:- CONN
8 North Main St.
76??
p
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3'53? EWASHIY‘.
PHONE 959
Shore Dinners ,
All Kinds of Sea Food
13 North Main St... 80. Norwalk
of Norwalk. in said District, deceased.
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed. six months from th‘ date
hereof for the creditors of said -Bs-
late to exhibit their claims forvsettles
ment. Those who neglect t0.present
their accounts. properly ‘attested,
wjhin said time, will be debated a
recovery, All persons indebted to
said Estate die requested to make im-
mediate payment to .
SUSAN E. ROBINSON."
Executrix
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk, ss Probate
Court, April 15. A. D.. 1922.
Estate of Edward Brown, late of
Norwalk in said District. deceased. '
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of. Norwalk, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their,
accounts, properly attestedr' Within
said time, will be debarred a recovery.
All, persons indebted to said» Estate
arekrequested to make immediate pay-
ment to Martin J. Browne, executor,
or Tammany and Connery, Attys.
"Deaths: ambitious”
, Wilbur M. A3103.
Wilbur M. Ayres. died at Norwich
on April 28. He was born at Long
lowing the Civil War he engaged, in
buelnessln Stamford. atterwatjd mov-
‘ng to South. Norwaik. where he cone
ttnued in business for about ten years.
Among 1.): surviving relatives agency-
will he zrsxate.
George W. Peason.
. george “I. Pepson. 81, a Civil War
veteran, died yesterday at the Sol-
diers' Home in Noroton. The body
was shipped to VVIndsor, Conn., .101-
:burial. ‘ V
Funeral 0! Miss Mead.
The tuner-a1
5178.: 'held this atternogn at.) o'clock;
g0), T.) tram the Home for the Aged,
to: which she. was aplumate, 1ng F.
,I-I. Jacobs - officiated and ‘
{was in Riverside cevetery.
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, BRIDGEPQRT. May argggeph
Tarlay. “Nor-walk, ups art-alga . ”a
,tqr United ”mammalian” r
cry, today, charged with manufacft
-lng‘llqpor._. Hawaimfisted. 9'96};-
hl 2
. , :75”
5W Satin in m
.. Why, and; Ifi'flflyfii
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a.
agentglasl: Friday. whenthey salad
' astound mash at his h’ome‘
1-1: avennca' Tat-luv waived xapal
latiqn endwamheld under. $5 1) , n,
‘ until {beneath-term of the. I.
Statesman-Iona“ '
The Court of Probate for the Dis--
Ridge In 1844. and for some time. £91.
eral brothers and'one sister.) Federal
of Miss E’mll‘y Mead
Stock,Littlllldes:~
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UNITED STATES SHIPPING. BOARD
EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION
triple expansion e n gin e s, condensers,
pumps, steam. separators, metal, and wood.
working. machinery, hand and small, tools,
induced“ draft apparatus, four locomotive
castles, automobiles and trucks, wood;
hulls, steam lighter. Windlasses, masts,
booms, steering engines, towing engines,
anchor; chain. lite-boats. hammetars. then:-
mometem. ofiise furniture and'ettuipment, ‘ '
paints, oil; buildings, complete power plant.
with two locomotive-type boilers, fire
m fire fightinseauipmt. pipelines,
electric wine, England steel, lblockS, hose
reels, hand‘_stcering engines, evaporatprs,
yard freight catfiroandt lxeenails, lumber
lorries, pot-flights, paintings amt art ob-
jects homsmamshio Val’flflflndt
: * WLSON _ .,
k I) V. . 31k. Connecticut
CommedcingMonday, May 15m at 19 a. m.
A LaCarte _ g
m
‘ I s ecial for One Week 1-
«- 30x31/z Fl’SK ,RED TOP . .l‘k' .c at!
— ~ I 1' a. Norwa o .
3730x3/z Republc $1, ,
'- 30 3 Union ................. Sm
: 30:3l/2 Net-walk Fabric and rm
Tube $ SIS
The Norwalk Post Road Tire 5..
62 WALL ST.
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