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ANTIQUE FURNln'URli AUTOMOBILE OWNERS ' , . .
‘4'va high prices paid [or 01d- FOR SALE Let a first clue mechanic overhaul ORDER OF NOTICE P l ’ “flaws; 1 d—chil d Funeral of ”P.1Lml..
m, llll ure. mahogany, cherry,
...“ pin? «to, also old chins, glass,
m merit that is over 100
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1: A. BERNSTEIN,
“...Hlm‘: Ave. Phone 998
; ~. ~. l H) Reliable lady cashier {or
a 'l‘llcutl'e. Apply at Regent
.ll“
v, l ljll -(:enllcmsn of mature age’
..l._.- tickets at Palace Theatre.
., m Regent Theatre.
H
~l
«. y. l ljllr Board and room at Bell
...-”pl lor entire summer season,
llmlllt'r and infant. Must have
, , ., .. n .onveniences. Reply by phone
7, we- ..r h_\ mail to 'Mrs. W. H. Os.
l «ll'l 'l, Jlx, 9 Concord Streethouth
‘. v A Illa
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l
mml' WANTED—Men to manage
human} Grocery stores in this
. ., u...) Wrilo Box J. cure Sentinel.
lnlcrcnces and experience.
~,\’\'\'|'Hllv-Hll'ls over 16 fOr steady
H...“ work. Norwaik Mfg. (30., 214
g All-._ East Norwalk.
7 '. llll'
l .
'.\ A'w l'l-lll Machinist. experienced on;
.. m1» r. I7nitm Special and Wilcox
....l mill» Machine. also Singer but~
- m ll'lll- machine. Apply Harry Berger
pm ('o. 27 Oliver St.. Stamford.
\l. tall)” or 4 unfurnished rooms
m mulch Norwnlk; conveniences. T:
.l I will". South Norwalk Railroad.
"l l:l!"l
u
u
‘0; l'x'l‘ltlll l or 5 rooms .with im-
it"Hl‘llll‘lllfi'. East Norwalk pre-
"-l 'I‘vl 713-3.
7 .r.
i ..
.-. - ,
x.» A \"l lill Boy in stock room to pack
House—9 rooms all unprovo-
aonts. lune horn parking 4 can.
in Very desirable residutlol sec-
tion. Price very reasonable. Also
desirable houses with all im‘
provements in city or on shore.
Prices are very reasonable. Call
or .flons
O'BRIEN 8; BOW,
4 South Main St. Telephone 977
South Norwalk, Conn.
" IDBIAN BOBIN LACE GARMENT-S
and repair your car. Motor overhaul:
ing and repairing a, specialty.
CENTRAL GARAGE,
Rear of Mahackomo Hotel,
P. W. Herriom, Prop.
LADIES LADIES
We have a roll liné of the famous
hand ma'de
Imported from ldria. Call or drop.
a postal. .
V. PREMRU, ‘
E. Norwalk
FOR SALE
Located in the First district on
trolley line or 5 minutes walk
from center of city.
‘1 7-roOm hOuse with improve-
ments.
n4
J. M. LAYTON & CO., INC.
Real Estate and Jnsurance
6 Railroad Ave.
COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE
House 8 rooms. electric lights, barn,
chicken houses, 5 or 9 acres. Fruit
and shade trees. Situated at Gran“
berry section. Low taxes. Asking
price for whole $10,500. Any reason-
able oirer considered. For particulars
ASK JOHN T. HAYES,
No. 7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate—~lnsurance
- ladies welcome. For further ads watch
63 Winfield St.
FREE
FREE .
The Chic American Dresscutting,
Designing and Tailoring school ot
Bridgeport. annomoes the last.dsmon-
stration and exhibition for Monday,
May 15th. at Red Men's hall, Nor:
at 2:30 and 7:30
p. m. Mrs. W. C. Kuemnael, head at
the school will «lecture how to sue-
ceed to make intalllble any garment
perfect and correct fitting,,etc. All
this paper only,
AS A BARGAIN AND INVESTMENT
152 East Ave., 13 room, 2 family
brick louse. bests anything uttered
to the public in a long time..All im-
provements. (Storage rooms in cellar.)
Lot 52:175. Mortg.- 36,509. Price
$12,000. immediate possession. Rents
$100 monthly. Can be made to yield
$1;450,mriy. Go see it, act quickly.
Ask BEN T. NASH,
Norwalk, Conn. Phone 892-2. Evenings
FOR SALE—Beautiful 6 room home
in East Nor-walk in fine condition.
Nothing to spend for repairs $3500.
Geo. Mitcliell. Telephone 1861.
FOR SALE-—Rhode Island Red, ma~
thogany strain, Madison Square Gar-
den winners, utility eggs. $3.00 for
15, $8.00 (Or 50, $15.00 per 100. Breed-
Jafle has dissolved partnership and
is now running the business as usual
buying second hand furniture and
Conn. Tel. 499.
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
ll..vl\\.;ll‘v. Apply Neptune Hardware a'fiagfigg‘gushC‘Egggh Phone 140’ B' there is no use giving it away for
rim: . .. 6". Fort St. East Norwulk. ' ' 4 half the price while I am paying the
. FOR SALE'Kittens. Thoroughbred full price for Junk. I also pay 1c 9.
v. t“. l lull Agents. Male or female. Persian, smoke, orange, tortoise pound for rags. Phone 399-12.
1h WM”); betwevu 8 and 10 shell and silver tabby. Persian at stud. MR. H. FELDNLAN,
... (‘11) Hotel. Phone Darien 361. 5 Rowan St. East Norwalk
‘.‘. ‘lN'l‘lfillw*Eipm'icnccd operators on FOR SALE—3 milking cows. A. mama 3. mom ~
p mm machines. l'lnin. steady work.
l- ml pay. congenial surroundings.
\mll» Art‘hl‘l‘ & Sulzman, 136 “'ashA
mum” St. South Nm-wolk. Faun.
\\’.\.'~'l‘l1|l Young girl for housework.
Anni} Mrs. Brathwaite. Prospect
Aw- lLuinn or Phone Dnrien 279.
\l'AN'l'lCIl «Middlc aged Woman would
no as nmlhcr's helper or do house-
work li)’ the day. “'rite Helper, care
Scnilnl-l.
WAN'l‘EllW To rent by
tum- Si. Tel. 1416.
WANTED Mot-hunks Wanted will:
killlwll‘lllzu of cfll‘lN‘llii'y. steam-fit-
ting or mason work. Steady work on
il-frnzcrnliou systems. Also a truck
qlrivcr. l. K. Policy, 25 Monroe St.
\V’lN'l‘Ell Local
p-u'nlinn desire-s: additional capital
lur l-xpunsinn nml ncw equipment.
Howl (-hm‘lcc' for young man with
input) or over. and willing to work. to
hm pcrsmml intercst in growing
..mmm. llvmils submitted upon
lllnxnn good iuilh. P. O. Box 16.
Km walk.
WA NTRD Expcricnccd operators 0
mower machines. Apply at once to
null ‘wl‘FOl‘l and El'vin, High St, Nor-
cork
, ..-._.~,_.____._ _..,_..__,
\‘.-‘.ll'_
.ml liuln. High St, Norwalk.
June 1st 5
or 6 rooms. all improvements. Cen—
trally located in either South Nonvnlk
or Nor-walk. L. H. Decker, No. 1 Cut
man u l suturing cor-
DO YOU WANT TO SELL. YOUR
PROPERTY, OR BUY PROPERTY:
their Real Estate to my agency.
Stefani, Woodside Ave, E. Norwalk.
FOR SALE~2 Ford touring cars,
shock absorbers, good rubber, other
extras. Must be sold by May 12. Call
at 5 Westport avenue or Phone 2153
after 6 p. m.
ron SALl-J—Jnterest for sale in locil
manufacturing corporation to take
care of increased business and new
installation. Present business war-
rants most promising outlook, there-
fore liberal dividends. Stock sold" in
blocks or $200. P. O. Box 16, Norwalk.
Jersey
FOR SALE»-Guernsey and
good work horse and driving horse.
Apply to Mrs. Julia 8.111319, Middlesex
Road, Darien, Conn. i
. "fi #—
FOR SALE—s25 “Winchester 12 gangs
new. 1. K. Policy, 25 Monroe St. Phone
1057-3.
FOR SALE—Plot 50x150 on Fifth St...
East Norwalk. .Reasonable. Write
Plot, care Sentinel. ‘
Quick sale for anyone who will hand
cows. good fresh family cows; also ‘
repeating shot guns for sale, like c
59 Stevens St. Norwalk, Co'nn.
Tel. 171-4
Metal Polishing; Plating' and
Finishing on Brass Beds. Automo-
bile Trimmings and Work of Every
Description.
NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New -‘York City.. Building stone.
71 Cedar Street. Ppone 313
4’1‘80M THE FACTORY TO
fig: ' THE HOME
‘nfltresses, pillows. bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating, satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a. card or
t honefil? i‘or representuive to
"NORWALK MA'rrnsssco.
Franklin and MonrOe St. So. Norwalk
LOUIS SAUNDERS
.5 TAILOR
8,1{0rth Main street, 80. Norwa‘lk,
Conn. One flight up. Expert cleaning,
,« I .,».
~17 .
Junk at 37 Fort St, East Norwulk,+
Anna May Bogardus vs. William B.
Bosnian. v
State of Connecticut, Fairfla‘id cm
SuperiorCOBIVSS- Bridgepoft. May
6th, 1922.
Upon the complaint of the said
Anna May Bogardus. praying for
mods therein set forth, for a
divorce. alimonyand change of name,
returnable to the Superior court, in
and for ralrfleid County, on the first
Tuesday at June, 1922. it appearing.
to and being found by the subscrib’mg
suthOrtty that William 13. Exodus.
the said defendant. is absent trom‘this
state and 80110 to rams unknown.
Therefore ordered. That notice of
the pendoncy of said complaint be
given by publishing this order in the
Evening Sentinel, a newspaper
printed in Non-walk, Conn. three times
necessiveb. commencing on or be
fag-e the no: (it? of May, 1922.
MLCMEL J. mam ‘ .
Asst. Clerk of’the Superior Court for
'I-‘airtield County.
SOLVENT NOTICE ' ,
nistrict of Nor-walk. ss. Probate
Court, April 17. Ann, 1022.
of Nomdk. in said District, deceased.
The Court 6‘! Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims i'Or seam
Those who neglect to present their
mtg, properly attested, within
said time, will be disbarred a recovery.”
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate pay.
ml. ‘0
CHARLES K. ST. JOHN,
Administrator
sTATl-szxrs ‘Bp' ASSETS AND
LIMITS" OF
The People’s Trust Co.
or (South) Nora-aha Conn.
Al thc close of business. May 5th.
192:. ~» ‘ -
Bills Discounted
Demand Loans
(without collateral) 12,175.00
Collateral Loans (time
33“.“5032
V Give
Estate of Charles L. St. John, late;
1
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Piccione died
this morning. The funeral will be
held from the home of his parents, 9*
Bouton street. Friday afternoon at 2
o‘clock.
_ Intennept will be in St. Mary’s
cemetery. ' '
Funeral 01' David B. Tinkler
The funeral of David B. Tinkler
was held at 2:30 o’clock this after-
noon from the late home in ’Newtmr
avenue. Many friends joined with
relatives in the service.
ton Werner, rector of Grace Church,
officiated and burial was in the Nor—
walk cemetery. ‘
Funeral of Mrs. “an Hoosear
Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza, J.
Van Hoosear will be. held at 2:30
o'clock Saturday afternoon from the
late home in Newtown avenue. Rev.
Ernest F. McGregor will oi'ficiate and
Rev. J. Ben-.
The funeral of Michael Lubnno.
who died Sunday night, mo .held yes»
terday from the funeral chapel of
Frederick H. Gnnung at 8:30 and
from. St. Joseph's church, at 9 o‘clock
interment was in the family plot in
St. Marys; cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Glover
The funeral services of Mrs. May'
A. Glovcr were held from the late
residence in“ Kain street yesterday,
afternoon. Officiating at the services
was Rev. Alexander Hamilton. Burial
was in Riverside cemetery.
‘h
0. G, PALMER
partition“
Qw.
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a
Grand Opening of the
City Poultry Market
Saturday, May 13, 1922
5 Mechanic Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
ryi
Roosters
«A
TELEPHONE
20c lb.
YoungRoosters..........-..........25c lb.
Broilers (All Breeds) Killed and Dressed While
You Wait Free of Charge
V CONNECTION
UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD
EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION
NORWALK ' .:
ah. p. h. Lb. p.o. .ae.)
Middleton. 2b . . 5 1 4 5 3 21 '
Donahue. cf . .. 5 0 2 2 0 ‘0 ‘7 I
Luther. ss . . . . 5 2 2 5 1 3" '1.
Bulkeley. 3b . . 5 3 3 3 1 2 '1
“Uiipple. ri‘ . . . 3 1 1 1 0 0 I
Sullivan. rf (l 1 n 0 1 0‘“!
Iskendarlcn. 1f 5 1 3 3 0 0 '2 .
Nathanm ...... 5 O 1 1 7 3" 1 ..
Holmes. 1) ..... 3 1 3 3 0 1 it."
Total ...... 41 12 22 29 27 I! '
STAMFORD ‘ g
ah. p. 11. Lb. p.o. are.
‘L Lund. ss ...... 5 1 1 1 1 i ’1
Conroy. if ..... 2 2 o 0 4 0 ,.
Muir. 2b ...... 4 0 1 1 O 2 .8
Farrar, 1b . . . . 5 2 3 6 I! 2 ‘“ 1
Harvey, c ..... 4 l 1 1 3 31-; 8
Felton. 3b ..... 4 o n o 1' a, 1 ,
Drury. rf ...... 4' 1 1 l 0 Ba; .
Lane. lb . . . .4 :3 2 2 12 1.2 .
masonic-t ..... 4 1 c o 2 o 1
Johnson. D . . .. 3 1 1 1 0 1 1
Total ...... 34 9 7 7 23 11 I.
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BRIDGEPORT MAN IS ,
JAILEB FOR ASSAM
BRIDGEPOHT. May 11.——1\le(
repairing and dyeing by modern
moms at very reasonable prices.
Spseldl attention given to cleaning
andgrepairihg la'dies’ garments. We
guarantee satisfaction and prompt at~
.. .....- ...—.... ~ m ..."..— ———.r .
Stock Includes: Win c h e s, boilers,
triple «expansion e n gin e s, condensers,
‘x'."x.,‘\"l'l‘2l)- l'rcsscrs on men‘s under-
Apply at once to Henderson
Also a bargain, 6 room house, all
improvemcnts, 5 minutes from Nor-
walk center. Price $3,100. Also one
family house for $2,000. lnq.
JOHN J. VlNA
Real Estate and Insurance
123 Vi’ashington Street Phone 1292-4
FOR SALE—~Rose bushes, 2 years
TOE-ET
’H RENT-r Nicely furnished from
if: pl'r week. 33 chestnut St.
:lll”
.‘l,
Mn”!
LH'lV (lnrngc at LG W'lni'ield St.
1mm: lor thrce cars. lnq. 83 “’in-
old $3.50 per dozen. Francis Scott
Key. Premier, Ophelia, Madame But-
terily. Mrs. Aaron Ward. Bloom from
these _bushes won first prize at
Flower Show, New York, March 15.’
Hardy Chrysanthemum plants, l‘year
old $1.25 per dozen, all colors. Honor-
able treatment guaranteed. Reynolds
Farm, Highland avenue. Phone 2854
LET Large front room. lur-
H. llwl. modern. suitable for two:
’ . «truly fulnlshed room. 94 South
ml 5'.
. l.lv:’l‘ House, 72 “’est avenue,
'\ "11h Nnrwallz. Apply to John V.
’ til 7.": ('t'diil' street. Phone 370
.u
P LET
Wm
—A large (Wished; front
‘nn first floor with three win-
.‘lllf‘dhle for Oil? or two men 01‘
.1 ‘.’l Address W'. A.. care Sentinel.
' ; li’l‘
I‘Ml:
Two single rooms, centrally
suitable for barber or
f “Hillll‘e at United Grocery Co..
~rl’lh Main St.
. 1 HT 4; room house with all im-
' cmcnls: and garage. lnq. Rooms,
m'llllnm.
...
LlC'l‘ Furnished room suitable
fun gcntlemen, near W’est Ave.
. . .,
mm-
l
' Ll'IT
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5 large rooms. improve
:HlllllS. inquire 12 Lowndes
sown Norwslk.
..
l.,~
t ‘ 11.! 4 rooms, first floor. All im-
.WIVVHMHS' adults preferred. lnq.
l ..mlnn. 12 Chestnut St, 9 8- m-
l: In May 10. 11, 12 or 13.
:..‘,HT »4 rooms, 3rd floor. Mt
, Vt” lnu. I". D. Lawton. 12 Cheat-
. lwn it a. m. to‘5 p. m.
()Vt'N YOUR HOME
. ...[HH are considering the question
.mu‘rl: :t dwelling. l have many ‘0
\lvlli’Zlipd in all sections 01' 00"
.9 m many building lots for sale.
}_ fulltWALK IS GROWING
build. now is the time be-
! .
1
_,..
. Osborn Ave. Saturday. Finder return
TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN 6’; FLYNN
(Office Leary & Co.. R. R. Ave.‘
(tel. 1677 .
Home Tel.“ 368
LOST
LOST—Tuesday, May 9, Eastern Star
pin either in Norwalk or South Nor-
walk. Finder please return to Mrs. J.
R. Griffith, 44 “’all St, Norwalk. Tel.
2316.
LOST-Small black purse containing
$3 and small change between Mar-
vinrbeaoh and corner Van Zant mid
to A. St. John, Marvin Beach.
USED'MACHINES
makes, for sale or to rent
RB
moron
PORTABLE mmrrnns
$60.00 .
"libs Benedict 11m 00‘.
‘ 43 Wall Street ‘
Van
\Cllho'S go highen For a “8t 38*
. .. JOHN T. HAYES
- A, s 1. Slrt'f'l v
N orwalk; Coma. .
l
.M
who
Spsciil for One Wool:
my, FISK RED TOP ...... $15.50
30x39; Republic, & Norwalk Cord
m7!
m Union ................. “-8,.
Nomlk Fabric and Firm
.................... .. 017!
Norwalk PostRoadTiroOo.
All These TiresAreFirstl
1'
The
CONNECTICUT CARPET
87 cm: st. snuth Non-walk, cm .
. Phone ”0
We clean mud renew colors“:
-J
tentlgn toll) orders. Give us a trial!
EDQERT AUTO .MECHANIC
W'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
CRANES' MUSIC STUDIO
Commercial Building, Norwalk. 1 to
9 p. m., Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Thurs-
days. Violin. Banjo—Mandolin, Hawai-
ian—Guitar. Ukulele taught. Instru-
ments sold on easy payments.
Hills payable 25.000.00
Other liabilities. viz.: Ap-
praisal Fees 6.00
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Total Liabilities $575.285.:}1
State of Connecticut. County of Fan'-
WE SPECIALIZE 1N
Best quality leaders,
your order for your spring repairs.
Don’t put it on.
gutters and
tin work. Now is the time to leave
Remember We Combine Quality
field. City of Norwalk.
1. Samuel S. Velsor. treasurer of the
aforesaid The Peeplc's Trust Company.
do solemnly swear that the foregoing
statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
‘ SAMUEL S. VELSOR.
and dcmand) 19.625.00
Mortgage Loans 8.500.450
$121,060.22
Ovcrdrrlfts 535315
Funds st-l aside for Sav-
ing}: llcposiiors 335.610.52
Stocks and Securities 66,319.80
Furniture and fixtures 7.193.80
Duc from Reserve
Agents $25.642.97
Duo from Banks
and llaukcrs 133.30
325.7762? '
.L'nitcd States and I
National llank Notcs 312.7804”)
Gold Coin 1.216.073
Silver Coin 1.525.55 3
Minor Coin 492.10 ‘
Checks. Cash Items I
Exchanges 2:75.71 .,
Other assets. viz: 690.69;
Total Assets ,6 $575,285.41
mammrms l
Capital Stock 350,000.00 ‘
Surplus 15.000110 5'
L‘ndivided Profits. 10:8 cx- l
penses and taxes 7,430.0S *
Due to Banks and Bankers 1.022.255”I
Dividends Unpaid 4.00
Savings Deposits 335.619.52
General Deposits $122,719.89
Certificate of Deposits.
'demand 9,828.25
Treasurer's chccks 70,56
Certified checks 277.63
Christmas Savings or
Thrift Funds o 8,064.00
$110.96lt33
Trust Deposits , 243.63
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pumps, steam separators, metal and wood
working machinery, hand and small tools,
induced draft apparatus, four locomotive
cranes, automobiles and trucks, steam
lighter, Windlasses, masts, booms, steer-
engines, towing engines, anchor
chain, 1 i f e b O a t s, barometers, ther-
mometers, office furniture and equmment,
memmewru.mo—M ... “...-...»... ..
, With Expert Service.
’ 56 Water Street,
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Plumbing—Heating—Tinning
Phone 473—3 ,
South Norwalk
Agent for
Famous International One—Pipe Heater
PAINTING AN D DECORATING
Estimates Cheer-fully Given
l S. MILLER,
10 Spring St. South Nor-walk
ROOFING
Slate. Gravel. Asbestos, Shingles,
Asphalt Shingles, Roof Painting
and Repairing
3~ply Heavy Slate Surtaced Rom.
82.60 per Roll. Red or Green ’
THE NORWALK ROOFING_CO.
23 Elizabeth Street ”L 387
PLUMBING —TINNING—- HEATING
Country Water System, Ranges and.
One-Pipe Heaters l
JOSEPH S. KERYt JR”
Tel. 492
21 Taylor Ave.
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So. Norwalk
v
Subscribed and sworn to before men
WeatherFoncsst 1
t
night; Friday partly cloudYLullghtly
cooler. v
The
creased in intensity aux-lag .tlbo last,
24 hours and now is central over
South Carolina. It has caused general,
rains dot-lug the last 24 hours be-
i
Minialppi River. A secondary dis.
tubules has caused rain from Ohio,
penture is above normal in fiscal!
trail and eastern sections. 7 ,
» Conditions taro: tor: 'thlsfi may
’
carpet! and Buy. fine mes- ‘ .
temperamte followed. by
4%
western disturb] nce as: in-‘
tween the rocky mountains find the ,
southeastwand to Vimhnia. .7 The temg-‘j
fair weather and not much Min
Treasurer.
this 10th day of May. 1922.
SAMUEL E. WELLER. Notary Public:
_i
‘ Dorlon House
_———
Shore Dinners.
an Kinds of Sea road
A LaCarte
. Sanitary Baby Pants
Pure gum rubber, reinforced ‘y ,
Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to? taped seams, elastic waist’and 7
,—
knees. An exceptional bargain i
at "
39c
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paints, Oil,- buildings, complete power plant
with ‘two locomotivestypc boilers, fire
pump, fire fighting equipment, pipe lines,
electricwire, wood .and steel blocks, hose
reels, hand steering. engines, evaporators,
yard freight cars, reund treenaflsiumher
lorries, portlights, paintings and arias-
je’cys from Steamship “Vateriand.”
‘ “List Subject 0 to Change”
wnsou POINT
- SoutthaikGom " t
Commencing Monday, May 1512113th a. m.
' ‘in Main Warehouse on Grounds,
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won their second ”night”;
tel-day when they defeated V
‘ ford, on, high school at
Park, Stamford. Them m ,,
fast and snappy game for the < _
lins and they are due great credit
their fast work.
a. wonderful game while all the m“,
infielders did well in giving him
support. The star hitters or the»
were Milliton, Holmes, Clenents. 1
Farm; Clsnents. the star ohm
did fine playing at his position ‘
also succeeded in making a hume mm;
In
Holmes made -
while Farra made several singles and
one triple.
both teams and also several hot
guments which all but shopped
game. The Stamford boys will be, .
itors of the Franklin boys in a‘week 7
so. and it is hoped that the W
players and rooters will Show as”.
manners than the Stamford pm
and renters did.
the Franklin boys are going to 7, ,
the second game of the series with’flig
center lads. and it is hoped that.”
will be a large crowd to follow ills
boys of Franklin.
The Franklinfl Samarium M
Hblmes. the Franklin star. pm
inning. Millimn' an!
several two “1388111 ,.
the first
There were several errors We
Tuesday .3th '
a
Lecknocki. 45. father of four no“
less children. was sent to state pm
for a term of five tO ten years "
Judge Malthie today on conviction ’1'
assault upon a minor female.
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MISSING BOY DEAD PS CREEK ,
ELIZABETH. N. J.. May 11.—Ke.m—
del-Gudkin of Linden, N. J.. early yoo— ,
terdas‘ discovered the body of his a“.
Sidney. aged 5. in Morse's Creek. Tu
boy had been missing four do, .
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. 3 $5000, Cash $2000.
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140 gm, St.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
This week I am offering Honing
House. 6 Rooms, $2550, Cash m
House, 6 Rooms, $3000. Cashsifi
House. 6 Rooms. $3600 Cash $5.3
House: 8 Rooms, $3600 Cash. 3; ,
House 6 Rooms, $4000 Cash. 8 - ,7 ,
House, 6 Rooms $4000 Cash, 31”
House, 6 Rooms $4000 Cash, 31* j
House. 6 Rooms. 6&500 Cash. 32*
New House, 8 Rooms: 4 up and}.
Pump in house. Lot 120 X122. Prb
:9 Washington Bag '
Telephone 435 , 1:.
WILLIAM F. Herr"
Norwalk Chronicler