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‘i l . l l) lmjociare Sentinel. FOR 8|!” 3W8 GARAglfi m , Rouge ls hereby. given“. thtt'flle
? U ' ‘ ‘ -- 122 South Main 8" “9‘ ~ roaming is a not of persons assessed
~ 2‘72”- \‘l'oman to take- wsshiss ~ we rooms all improve» ‘ Expert mechanics. Item «I: benefits mum“ and m m-
“ ‘ “ . “.11 Wild it. Phone 1190. meats, large barn pal-kins 4 an. °n all I‘m °‘ “'3' geranium!“ the In"!!! 0' 3 u", .8" through ed”
.. . ,.-_..__ in very desirable residential “a. . prices. Satisfaction goal-ante . “a“ an mutt-lot, in the City oi
\\ y. rm .. Experienced C031 ”'8” tin Price var! testicular-“Al: “3 'l “M . - .. Not-wants with one “'3’“? of their-
" H WM“ Box No. i care magzzumty or on shore ,» MB A BARGAIN AND Wm ”unsung:mazescastrate];f “I: a a;
MAM—.— Prices are very reasonable. Call 152 last Ave-s 13 room. 3 fall“? of treeholders with mutations
1 , . Young man. Self Service .or phone brick house- beats “mint'bm Me by the council attach meeting
\ - was, 8 North Main St» South ' VI )to the public in a long time. All“? held on April 2.3,, 1922.
\- ,, i‘onn. ’ - . 0W5“ ' 9mm“ “mm“ "Venn w. macros and Frances
‘ . ‘w 4 South Main St. Telephone 977 Ll’ztoogmn-edl‘ffl‘ ’5' mi R133 m. Munroe ...... .. $ 86.18
V, H . lil' Girls over 16 for steady, - $1 . . nun me possess 1:! WT. meMahon ........ 106.34
“ “all. (It the Norwalk Mfg. South Neuron. Conn. $100 monthly. Can be made to yie John H. Wilson 1,431
kll rim avenue, East, Norwalk. $1,450 yearly. Go see it. act quickly. Mary F. McNer-ney ...... 211.28
‘ ' ' FOR same AIKBEN T- NASH, JohnMcGinn 93.33
.1 ~. 21%» Young “:13 5:1 b0“: Norwalk, Conn. Phone 892-erva Joggplgnebmézlnagon ......... 23%;:
h - "W” “'5‘“: in stoc epa men. Located in the First district on‘ Turret y * u an
i. w MR0." Sm” °°m9“y' trolley line or 5 minutes walk Nmmo's Horn naps: Frances A. Him: ............ roast
, ...,. -vi-eet. from center 0! city. 1cm 03mm]; Ch in Eugene J. Van Ness 190.26
~*—” All flavors. brick or are
.. ,1 u Boy for store work. 1 7-rooln house with improve: social and parties a specialty. Week— Total .............. 1852.71
U a.» e, North Main St. ments- _ _ _ ‘ _ and may}; ”halted, Pm 23” after By order of the Mayo;- and (3mm;
*“"‘"' " " "‘ 5 P. M. 21 Putnam. Ave., Scutb: Nor- 0! said City. .
. l'” . Experienced climb” J. M. LAYTON & 00.. INC- walk, Conn. c. E. Nuttlng, A. B. Dated at the City of Nowalk. tins
. lmil» limo! Mahackemo. Real Estate and Insurance ‘Nutting. IZtfl day of Mayé'lllf‘li’zltlEN DOKUS
\‘~ ”1” ‘5” "0”» genm‘ “M ad Ave. LADIES - » LADIES . City Clerk
" “’“m ”“28“”? 2 in 5 mm +—- We have a milline of the famous ' . ' 11 p7 A. D
*""“‘° m... 3‘6‘ FOR SALE ‘ “a“ m" mum $23.2 tilting w elf-.33 a... .3:
. Ti) [.13 0 work on power A limited number Of clean. leVel IDRIAN ‘BOBIN LACE G . Norwalk in Bald‘DlStl‘lct, deceased,
, ll (1 l - aria. Call on
' ' lots with sidewalk frontage, at Nor Imported from I or p
n PM“ Lam“ dresses. Mrs. ', H me Site Marvin a 905m The Court of Probate for the big.
v‘ . l' l. l: Slllllll Main St. 8rd floor. alt; New Shore ' 0 ’ v PREMRU , tflct of Nomalk'hhath limited and
~l . —~ a ' ' ' ‘ allowed six mom 3 from the date
I Hi Energetic man. to work Convenient._ reflObelet-h iggrrglfi: 03 Winfield St. E’ Norwalk hereof for the creditors of said Es-
.. i... buildings and grounds. property Within “Swiss 0t e remium Julie has dissolved partnership “a late to exhibit tlieir claims for settle-
> .i gill, sl-vpll (lays a week. Ap- Harbor, or Soun . alias as pnow 0r; ism wins the business as usual meat. Those who neglect to present
"“ ”mm“ waem 8 and 9 only. Your chance to pure la‘ $1 i re 'Don buying second hand furniture and their accounts. properly attested.
l . ,I l‘;l~'h. lll(‘.. Chestnut street. your way down: to 03‘ Q5 n . F » within said “ma will be debarred ‘
I ‘ ' l b run in and look junk at 37 art St... East Norwalk,
-W, ions 01' country 0“ Conn Tel 499 recovery. All persons indebted to
u. l:. 1 III“ For (men shOD- Non-union over this New Home Site. ~ _ - - s aid Estate are requested to make
.,. . 'li'l\ and coremakers for heavy (YHARLES T. McGOVERN‘. Agt. . » > , ATTENTION immediate payment to
i. , .. m un-y iron foundry in Counsefl: Marvin Beach. Phone 853-3 Junk u valuable these days and THOMAS J. WHITE,
.1...in work for good men. on . ~. Administ tor,
i~' nu...‘ and detailed information. FOR, SALE—~Guernsey cow about, to there I! no use giving it way for TAMMANY £5 00}:ng or
P i easonable. John bolt the Price while I am will!!! the ,
. i. Lil: :llzo'. to Box A. N.. South be fresh. rce r . ‘ mu mm for junk. I also pay lo a Attorneys.
. .. .~ .ll. Sentinel Takacs. Sound View Ave. p d to;- rags. Phone 39942- SOLVENT N
_ , ‘ °‘“‘. W D OTICE
ll" " “.>‘N""‘:[?""B”3’,S and ,gms 1:01 FOR SALE—New bungalow 2 miles 5 Rowanf‘sfi‘n m' Norwalk District of Norwalk, ss, Probate Court,
Wm Lil'lllly work. hood chancellor out. Close to trolley, beautiful loca- ’ . k J April 29, A. D., 1922.
“only. lms and girls who al~o‘wllllnz. lion. $3.800; easy terms. Geo. Mitchell, - fi NAGY BROS -42:- Estate of Harold P. Smith, late of
.1. ..i. in. ,. rapidly. ADDlY} Criterion Telephone 1861. . Norwnlk in said District, deceased.
" ""1’ m. 13?” W‘mhmgmn St“ as—-— Localand long‘distance trucking of The Court of Probate for the Die
, .37.!“ Mutant, tonn. FOR SALE—Rec Speed Wagon. 0‘32: all kinds. Plano moving. Special van tricted of hilorwalkhhgth limited and al-
in l l' WANTED l-‘EMALFr-lmners running order. Good unrest-[P m gu- mgviigcpurpogfiis. Daily trips to 13;”! :0: tfioncmdngzm tthei dgte
l... mull-rs. on drossos andfiprnns. demonstrate. No reaisonra r: so“; St cw or ty.. idlng stone. tote to exhibit cmm‘o fsa d us-
;.. ‘A inn: wnl‘kt'l's, steady work and fused- TEL 399'4 0" 0 ° ' 71 Cedar Street. Phone 313 their 8 at set e-
' . - . o sur'ed Al» - ment. Those W110 neglect to present
lillll .tllldl'lf‘llntrll 31" '38 ‘ . n Q F012 SALE—Standard make portable FROM' THE FACTORY To their accounts, properly attested
31"" ( W PM) Spellmg'zlrwgllt (36):; Victrola; reasonable: act quick if ‘ THE HOME "“1““ “id “m“ “i“ be “5“?“ a,
. lmumn m., on 1. . ‘ you want this machine. ideal thing Mattresses, pillows, bolsters and recovery. All persons indebted to said
\'.' 'l'.'l'l“.ll (it-llllwlllml oi" l‘t‘llllf‘lll‘WlL for . ihf‘ _ 03ml) 01' cottage. Phone cushion: of all kinds sold on w my Estate are. requested to make im.
1!. ,u-nrs old. desires room and [Much 4:13. 8 A M- and 5 P- M- payment plan. Also fenovatmg’ satis- mediate payment to
l-auul within 13 minutes walk of East
Nut xxx-1k railroad station. Address G.
1:, mru Sentinel.
TO LET Home Bank and Trust Co. Darleu.
ll'tlll Ill-INT 91;. Ann sit-col. Flat. 4 [FOR SALE or RENT~T0 reliable
roams. t'lt'i‘ll‘ll' lights. gas and party. unto-date 6 room cottage;
toilet. Adults only. Apply “'llitt- lll'llllliv lot'utlon. nice View, near two
Eltu'l'rir ('mnpuny. 13-1 \Vilr'llln-tllm ll‘ullt-y- lines. EaSy payments. Also
sin-vi. l'lllllli‘ fill-‘3. player-plant). phonograph and Oriental
' “ ruse. ('nll all day Sunday or by up.
'1‘0 l.l".'l' A lzll'gi- front mom Will] poinlmenl. Phone 1206 or 43 _
Hum- u llltlllll'n‘ with a small can , ..
nl‘l'llllL.’ mum with in window.‘ fur- FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom.
‘lhhl‘tl or unfurnishml Good for a $65. Syphon closet. china lowdown
mimic for light, housekeeping or for
NO ladies m' gentlemen, reasonable
an Spring St.
FOR SALE—Dwelling, home of the
lntc llr. George S. Kendall, 51 Elm-
wood Ave, South Norwalk. 9 rooms,
lot 80x200. Apply to Edward S. Austin,
tank, enameled bathtub and lavatory.
big bargain. white celluloid water-
t-loset seats, $5. Seldenberg (70., 545
T0 “FIN?” Nit'f‘ly I'lll'lllr‘h’“ ””1” 3rd Ave, between 36m and 37th Sis.
mom. $.l pvr wot-k. 115 Chestnut St. N. Y
m» Lll’l‘ 4 rooms, first floor. All im- . .-
m‘m'lnonls. adults preferred. luq. FOR SALL—Aubom 4 cylinder. 5 pas-
l-‘ ll lull—loll. 12 Chestnut St. 9:1.m. sengvr touring. good running con-
., r. I, m “m. 10’ 11 10.01. 1‘3 ditlon; good rubber. one spare, new
- - ‘ - ' ' " ‘ battery. motor meter and other extras.
’ __P""'“"”‘"_——'- l’rit-o reasonable. Byrncs Garage
. i l.ll.l .1 rooms. 3rd floor, rent . . '
in“... I,” F. ii. anmm 12 (‘host- Railroad Ave, South lNorwalk.
mu «Irv-vi, 9 a. m_. it; 5 p. m.
(Tl‘lNNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING CO.
(Jersey). Inquire 40 Stuart Ave".
r Ccdlr St. South Norwalk Conn. ., , .. '
Phene 969 1' Norwalk, (min. Tel. 2174-4. '.
v." cli-un and renew colors in . ,
y _' ‘ I , FOR SALE~Hardy, seasoned plants
. Hf a"; ""1 Rugs. Hand process by for the vegetable garden. Tomatoes,
..L.. . ‘ . lettuce, cabbage, etc. See. Mr. Mc-
I", ‘N‘m‘d for and Dellvered. Culler at the Green House, The
FOR SALE»--—Setling of 15 Mahogany
Rhode Island Reds _$1.00. Tel. 1477—4
FOR SALE or T0 LET—2 miich cows
'llusl of the Ex-Kaiser
Knocked-Down for $835
""llllll’llll‘d From Page One)
1enmili». proprir'tor of Mit‘amar
\\'r>lpril-l. for $835. The host
' w! 'lw Shipping Board had rc-
l
li‘illfiillfl'fl will be offered later
Shipping Board Can Use
'l‘i’élson Point Roads 3 Weeks
T‘Irllillued from. First P380.
- s» lluso- roads for three weeks
ulwn the injunction becomes
«mm, and cannot be modified.
. . ml «in also have to repair all
,mil damage done, the work t9
.. rx i~ml by a. foreman to be ape
l by the Wilson Point Land
3‘! *l.
w .ill :u-prlirs and his word is' to
on this matter. ‘
Mr
W rilstulnlng‘ of the injunction by
the
I! lwrul Court means tint
on l’ulnt Land company’s claim
1m bind the board was using and
mil. are private property; and
'1. l\l‘ Sol" control over "a; ‘
. .__._._.._. .—I
Destructive Volcanic Outblll‘ot.‘
lining lo a height of 13.11!) moon‘s
0 fr» “1le front Kilauea. is the!“
l "' MW of Manna Lou, which has Into?!
“I” ‘vnl eruptions, tire In“ “at“
‘1 ill-nu,- bi-glnniug in October.“ '19“.
ml continuing for five mon‘tllll‘Iu.‘
coming from a split in the Doni- '
l‘ t -.‘
l m. far down upon its not. The”
.l lll’l\;llt‘ sale for the bust was
This fort-man will pass or
Cochran school, 178 East Ave.
COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE
House 8 rooms. electric lights, barn,
chicken houses, 5 or 9 acres. Fruit
andshade trees. Situated at Cran-
berry section. Low taxes. Asking
price for whole $10,500. Any reason‘
able offer considered. For particulars
ASK JOHN T. HAYES,
No. 7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate—Insurance
FOR SALE—Beautiful 6 room home
- in... East Norwalk in fine condition.
Nothing to spend for repairs $3500.
Geo. Mitchell. Telephone 1861.
DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
PROPERTY, OR BUY PROPERTY?
Quick sale for anyone who will hand
their Real Estate to my agency.
Alla a Ila-ruin, 6 room heuse, all
improvements, 5 minutes from Nor-
walk center. Price 83,100.,Also one
fantlly house for 82,000. Inq.
- . JOHN J. VENA
Real Estate and Insurance
123 Washington Street Phone 1292-4
W F. EOYT
This week I am offering Homes at
prices ,withln one’s means.
1 House. I Rooms; $2550, Cash $1000
1 House. 6 Rooms. $3000, Cash $1800
1 House, 6 Rooms. 83600 Cash S600
' 1 House. sxnooms, $3800 Cantatas
1 House I Rooms, $4090 Cash. "‘00
1; House. 8 Rooms £4060 Cash, $1000
WfiWWfSfiifi
1 Novella-use. rm: 4 up and?
1301711. Electric Lights. Furnace. Well
Pump'dnhouse. Lot 120 X122. Price
"Winchell $3000. , 4
Real Estate. 79 Washington Street
. Telephone!“
with all nickel—plated fittings: special,
1Coun‘try Water System. Rams and
$%%%
1 House. 6 Rooms. ‘4500 Canh. 82500
faction guaranteed. Drop us a. card or
telephone 317 for representative to
call.
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalh
LOUIS SAUNDERS
TAILOR
8 North Main street, 80. Norwalk,
Conn. One flight 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!
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
Will overhaul and repair your car
'in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. o. spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone (90
CRANES' MUSIC STUDIO
Commercial Building, Norwalk. ,1 to
9 p. m., Tuesdays. “’ednesdaye. Thurs-
days. Violin. Banjo—Mandolin. Hawai-
ian—Guitar, Ukulele taught. Instru—
ments sold on easy payments.
“'1’: 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 03.
Remember Vt‘e' Combine Quality
With Expert Service.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Plumbing—Heating—Tinning
Phone 473—3
56 Water Street, South Norwalk
Agent for
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Estimates Cheerfully Given
5. MILLER
10 Spring St. South Norwalk
ROOFING
Slate, Gravel, Asbestos, Shingles,
AsphalcShlngles. Roof Painting
and Repairing
3-ply Heavy Slate Surfaced Room.
32.60 per Roll. Red or Green ’1
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
23.Eliznbeth Street Tel. 887
PLUMBING ——TINNING— HEATING
One-Pipe Heaters .
JOSEPH S. KERY( JR.
. Tel. 492
_21 Taylor Ave.
Special for One Week
‘30x3yg Republic ‘ Not-walk Gov-d
30x3 Union
WM;
Tube .....<................. .0.”
The Norwalk Post Road
02 WALLST.
All These Tires Ere Firsts
Famous International One-Pipe Hester
Solver-elf
30x37; FISK RED TOP .......s1w
.314.“
Norwalk Fabric and Flat
FRANK J. SMITH.
SCHOOL SONG mNTl-IST AT
The Song Contest of the
schools hold in Greenwich at
the sausages Margaret's School
Waterbury.
different singing of
peting groups. Unfortunately.
number of schools was reduced
those singing were the groups
Rosemary Hall. St. Margaret's Schoo
and Hillside.
The Hillside girls acquitted them
much younger than the group from St
to produce the
excellence of
comes from maturity.
the Church of the Incarnation.
contest.
School here in. Norwalk and'prcpara
mic features of the contest. "
A
s
TRUCKING
Local and Long 1) ‘
CARRIGAN & mar
(Oflce lam? a 00.. R. R. Aye.
Tel. 1577 "
Home Tel. 863
or Airman.
l .-
,
.A_#,.;.llsgg gagging; , , ,
All makes. for sale or to rent
“‘Wall Street
31.1
"'IN or lrearle lava flowed fitlllfl
llll INK“ the. sand hats. m m
lilr - rm'k slopes, finally MI“ W‘
llw sea, where slant cloud! 0! m
"H” tiny and night. Myriad! £11..”
'wmmu 1r. non
fish were killed by the m 'V:
"‘ " Horned Owl I." pm
The neat horned owl, egm'
Mrs. Clara.Podewill. wife of Here
man .Podenrlll. died yesterday at the
home or her daughter. Mrs. Richard
Ucding. 32 ”Van Zandt street. She
was 65 years old and is survived by
one son. William Podewlll: and one‘
daughter, Mrs. Ueding. Funeral serv-
ices will be held' at 2:36 o’clock Wed-
nesday afternoon (no: the “funeral
parlors of I). W. Raymund. Washing:
ton street. Rev. J. Benton Werner
‘will ofiiciate and burial will be in
Riverside cemetery.
“Weather- Pereeast
, _ ...._..._.
Nervolledetartiy claw
“Infield Tuesday. .
A distill-bones central over Noni
Carolina is causing cloudy and
showery weather nicotine wast this
morning from Georgia northwardrto’
NewTork. It will probably pass out to
see today. Scattered showers were
also reported nun the m and
com sections; The procure is low
mushroom Mfume coats
and high over the. Rocky mountains.
The temperature is about. normal, in
all sections east of the Mississippi
l
l
Administrator.
. .T the objects are stored. taking pictures
ROSEMARY mm. SATURDAY.
private
Rose-
mary Hall on Saturday was a most in-
teresting and Wdh~whlle affair. Nor-
wnlk‘s interest centered‘on the group
from the- Hillside ‘schol which had
won the cup last year. This year. they
were not. successful in bringing it. back
with thoughts. it was_.,c;lrried off by
A large audience enjoyed the pro:
gram and was keenly interested in the
the three com-
the
to
three by the unavoidable absence of
the girls from Wykeham Rise {and
mm
selves well, as did the other schools.
but Were. considerably handicapped by
the {not that they were. on the whole.
Margaret's and consequently. less able
musical tone and the
interpretation which
The Judges were three well-known
teachers of New York city; Mr. Frank—
lin Robinson of the Institute of Musi-
‘ cal Art. Mr. Seth Binghain or stum-
bia ITnivcrsity and Mr. JohnDoane of
They
all commented most favorably on the
high standard atttained in the singing
and on the definite value of such a
* After the singing. the guests enjoyed
the melons hospitality of their host-
esses of Boomer-y Hall and one more
realised the value of the coming to-
nether of so many schools. Next year.
tthe contest will be held at the Hillside
tiono are already being made‘ for a
continuance and a. development otithe
Mrs. Ellen Halaoey
Mrs. Ellen Halacey passed away
Saturday afternoon at her late home.
43' 'Beldommnue. after an illness of
river.
partly cloudy weather
change in temperature
itions favor for ‘ this . vicinity
and not much
00nd
n.
.several months. She is survived by
seven children, Flank 1a.. John 1..
David 8., Mary, Margaret, William and
Agnes, all of Norwalk. The funeral
will be held Tuesday morning at 8230
from her late home and {o’clock from
St. Mary’s church. interment will be
in family plot St. Mary's cemetery.
l
Mrs. Ernest Zebu.
Mrs. Esther Zahn, aged 35 years,
died at her late home. 85 Cedar street
yesterday afternoon. She is survived
by a husband, Ernest Zalm, and liver
C. S. Lewis officiating. Interment will
be 'in Riverside cemetery.
Billetns Buford.
Milotus Huxford, a Civil war vet-
eran, died at the Soldiers‘ Home in
Nor-own last night. He was 84 years
old and a former member- 01 the let“
Conn. Vol. Funeral services will be
CHAIN WALL PAPER
children. The funeral will be heldl13 leu St. Norwalk, 00m. Often caused by ”tr-msmm‘k:
Tuesday afternOOn at..2;,30, the Rev. the eyes are affected an 09
Local and Long Distance
We CarryaFullLineof ' m. , 1.;
‘WallP t10-15-20-25c an s as. m. . -.
Shanna“ GM Seal. audio-Inn
my' mg at L" ssou'rnmoraaar
am
Rates—Give Us a Trial AGENT '03
COMPANY
Phone 450 should be consulted. Do
. ‘1'. OLSEN
not suitor”
longer.’0ur service means mew-f:
THAMER, in:
.:
optomm and ”W
Tndrmg
Phone sass
xi
held at 2:30 o‘clock tomorrow after—
noon from the home.
Wilson Point Auction Sale
Draws Thousands of People
Continued from mm Page.
race track.
The art objects from the former
"Vateriand," now the Leviathian are
to be sold as soon as reached. probably
this afternoon and include a bronze
bust of the eat—Kaiser; and oil paintings‘
of the ear—Kaiser. Princess Louise,
1
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.Quw sisal-mi”
GAS WATER Hoar?
ER SALE NOW j
The Textile Store
Figured >Canton Crepe, Silk and
Calm Mixture. Special 89:: yo.
“to 58 inch All Wool Tweeds, to
m
Close Out . ........ $1.59 yd. ‘ _‘ . L
136 ,wasnmo'ron sun, . The Connecticut ..
scum soawm and Power Cor“
Princess Louise and sons. President
Grant. 8. “German Peer," 3. “German
Statesman," and two paintings, “Blind
67 Wall St.
Man’s Buff." the latter being festival
paintings in Colonial style.
Motion picture men, camera men,
and newspaper menl thronged thel,
huge main warehouse where part of
and lien-lowing people present.
Sidney Henry. director of Sales of-
the Emergency Fleet Corporation, was
an interested on-lookcr at the sale this
morning. The chief bidding this morn—
ing came from a group of marine
men. manufacturers. ship-builders.
and individuals who were doing a bit
of speculating.
Four 800 h. p. Hewcs 8:. Phillips en-
Dahlia Bulbs, M i 1;; ed
Colors, $2.00 Per Dozen
Rowland M. Beach
Florist
Phone 2140-2 16 France It.
glues which originally
each bmukht $1.000 each;they being
the first let put up. A11 850 h. p. en-
gine brOught $2,650. and other
1.40011. p. engines brought $1,700.
$950. $925 and $900 each.
Anchor chain brought from $2.00 to
$2.01 a‘ hundred pounds. The total
money realized from the sale up till
noon today was $50,000. The slot”
sold costing originally over $4,000.000.,l
The stock which is being sold today
consists of surplus supplies, ranging
from electric light sockets to com-
pleted ships of the Ferris hull type!
which were built at S'trattord. Therei
are tug boats. propeller blades, anchor;
chains. pumps. boilers, marine engines.
condenmrs. winches. 'cranes, booms.
davlts. pneumatic tools, blocks. racoh-
cls. reamers and rules. angers. lifex
boats, wood working machillery,l
sheds. lumber. tresties. rails. motors.“
l
u
etc. _
This came from the shipyards and
storage stations in New England. New
York and northern New Jerseyywhlch ,
is in the local district.
All goods will be held for 24 hours
for full payment. and all must have
have shipping orders by this Saturday.
__________.___—-—
Ana Few Really Enjoy It.
“Even the dictionary can‘t tell you
cost $27,400 .
desks,. file cabinets. typewriter desks. . .
7 our. of the purest and
In our-Dnlr-y Products moans ole-n
stables, trained million.
tattle, carefully washed m
stat-limo receptacles and model!“
sanitary methods of handling.
Such cleanliness moans mitt
for your family.
Order of us regularly and be
3381' DAIRY PRODUCT!
everything.” said Uncle Eben. {fon- ‘ F, E WEMPE SISON
tcnrrsent is a word of three syl a les.
but dnr ain’ nobody I ever saw‘dat T‘?h°";°239:§.:°fl
knows exackly whnt'it means." flop no L ‘
.7 Grand Opening Sale
I now cameos ‘
FINEST. " ”STOCK: _
of Potter! flowers, Wm
lea. Draco-us. 1:me
7
Pmmmm
Tomatoes. _ -
been Pensacola-W,
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if
an slain st." mm m ‘
_ Help Wanted ;,
‘ WWMENWUW‘KWW'
Who .Are Anxious to
Make Plenty of Money
-. Wem Gimme Steady Work andPlentyof;
Norwalk Chronicler