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2.1... ln-lovcll wife of
\l. l)., Captain U. S,‘
. . 4n the Fairmount
. mix. .\'. J.. in her 69th
”my. May 18. 1022.
WANTED «1
" ’" ‘ \i'AN'l'ED
w. nd operators on Singer
h... \-\_.ulilnl‘rl. Also girls is .o
in -'.ll Apply
.l.\l'()ll & SONS
Em Day Street
l l
r
\v‘. Hull“. FURNITURE
high prices paid for old-
mahogany. cherry,
also old china, Bless,
that is over 100
\Il
‘llTV‘
ill .I‘
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"1r”.
v’ll'_
lllv'l‘li
\ lilTRNSTElN,
-=;~u-t Ave. Phone 998
\ White girl for general
., ,, 1. N0 washing. Two in the
vi “.lgt‘s. Phone 1028.
M.--” «_-—-——————————‘H‘
m» \l;m knowing how 1'0 take
or boiler and to do minor
it 4.11.; aged and family man.
lar vhv right one. Write
m.- age, previous position
riwluils to F. M. G., care
i
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i
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llv
~ r: 1 Two girls to work on
. .mzuin for season at Ration
: South Main street.
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Ill-1mm] young business
. ullll‘o nl‘ Ollmhlt‘ position.
wmk; experienced in
.‘ly in start immediate-
.» . Mirhuvls, 76 15. 94th
llll’u (Vii).
l'l
‘Illr
l.
. ,v i n For open shop, Non-union
.lllll ('uremnkers for heavy
iron foundry in Con-
My work for good men.
mmt include references,
llllll 11212 Address BOX A.
n .Nmunlli Sunlinel.
H.
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l m l, l-‘lIMALFZ HELP—Assist-
.m l vvvvv , An experience glove
,.:- v "Illll :u not as nssislnnl lo
lmrnmn-m position and good
\xmu stating (lulnils of or
z n -- .mll sulur)’ wzmtml. ’l‘he Edw.
u: ,' t'.p_
Nu \v Ha yen, Conn.
‘.“\‘."l lLEl l'usiriuu
if”;|"l‘:ll vlnl‘li.
I \' I“ 7..-lll Sin-ill.
us housekeeper
M iss lil‘rgquisl,
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{HUN-l. ('ull mornings.
H'lh-i‘l‘ly. ill East avenue,
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‘4MthMllII8t.
.- rm. Fully "Mailed—deep water;
cm a 13va
Real Estate and Insurance
_ Tel. ”97-7
ch’uth m, Hem.
4v
,FOR SALE
Me or six rooms on once! this
lam-mu. Price 05,000.
‘—"*v~ '“ L-rjr‘ - 'x
‘AS A BARGAIN AND INVEST”:
muslin. Gun. Phone 393-2. Em
The 593111081373
; i J 7 V . . _ _
mun :‘IBGAL £01m
152 East Ave, 13 room, 2 my,
brick house. beats anything clued
maespnhlic'ln a ion: mass»
m. (Emma cellar.)
$12,000. immediate possession. m
$100 monthly. Can be made to'plsldf
“$450 yearly. Go see it. mm
at max 1'. mien,
House 0 fsix rooms on one of the
Norwalk islands—Fresh water in
and dock. Good condition. ‘Price 31:600‘
FOR SALE
located in the first district .on
trolley line or '5 minutes walk
from Center of city.
1 7-room house with improve-
"anemia.
J. M. LAYTON & CO., INC.
Real Estate and Insurance
‘ :5 Railroad Ave.
FDR SALE—Six room cottage with
all modern improvements. Good lo-
cation. Price 84,500. E. R. Joslovsky.
East Norwaik. Phone 1807.
FOR SALE~An unusual opportunity
to secure a six room house at Bay-
mond Terrace, Rent like payment.
Phone 2822. _.
FOR SALE‘ROSE BUSHES, 2 years
old $3.00 per dozen, Francis Scott
Key, Premier, Ophelia, Madame But-
terfly, Mrs. Aaron Ward. Bloom from
these bushes won first prize at Flower
Show. New York, March 15. Hardy
chrysanthemum plants, 1 year old
$1.25 per dozen, all colors. Honorable
treatment guaranteed. Reynolds
Farm, Highland avenue. Phone 285-4.
new top. Price $390.00. W'ill
Ave, E. Nonvaik. Tel. 2979.
,onallmkes atom.
FOR SALE—1919 Oldsmobile touring:
good tires. thoroughly overhauled,
take
Ford in trade. Warren Shul‘elt, Ediie
I do plastering and cement m
mt sidewalks. and as large
Estimates.
39 Pine St. South Norwaik
‘Conrt, ”a 18, 2A. 1)., 1922.
of Not-walk, in said district. deceased;
‘hi’olt their administration account tar.
this 'court for Went, at the me
~mom1nmmlkonmezstha F W. .
017!“ 1322.1“. Z’o’clock, “twang? oped the m m
and that allipemom interested in aid.
estate maybe notified'thereof,'flle ex-
ecutors will cause this order to he
published in ‘a nmpiper having .3,
circulation in said district, at least.
live days before said 723th day o'i’Wlay,
_ fl ‘ ‘ ' , A41
DR‘Dflfi‘ffl) *sn'l‘rm: aocomer
District or W, as. Pm
Estate of Thomas I. Raymond, late;
mend, That the executors ex:
5
1922. “
m RY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
HOUSE mm, mean.
AND SIGN PAINTER
Your Patronage Solicited
TOTE & DK'I‘RIK.
10 Lexington Ave. South Norwal -
BITTNER'S GARAGE .
122 South Main St. Phone 378
Expert mechanics. Repairing done
Mic
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
us a trial. - - .
u”—
Jae has dissolved moi-snip and
is now running the business-as usual
buying second hand furniture and
junk at 37 Fort St., “list Remit.
Conn. Tel. 499.
ATTENTION
Junk is valuablethese days and
there is .no use «giving it away for
half the price while I am paying. the
(all price for Junk I also pay dc a
pound tor-rags. Phone 399-12.
MR. FELDMAN,
5 Rowan St. East Norwalk
W
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. . Phone 318
FROM THE FACTORY TO
FOP. SALE-Flat bottom motor boat.
Length 22 (L. beam 6 ft. 5 H. P
Miamus. good condition. $175.00. 0. E
Scott, Ilowayton. Tel. 2465—12.
THE HOME
Mattresses, pillows, bolsters Ind
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating, antle-
' tactIOn guaranteed. Drop us a card or
33.00 for
0. Brag-,1
telephone 317 for representative to
ii.
NORWALK' MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk
LOUIS SAUNDERS
FOR SALE~Rhode Island Red, mad
hogany strain, Madison Square Gar
den winners. utility eggs.
15, $8.00 for 60, $16.00 per 10
mg stock. Circular. Phone 140.
Quackenbush. Darlen.
lncnt. Phone 2822.
FOR SALE. HOUSE—An unusual op-
portunity to secure a six room house
at Raymond Terrace. Rent like puy
‘ TAILOR
8 North Main street. 80. Newalk,
songer touring in good
FOR SALE—4917 Studebaker, 7 pos-
running
condition. good tires an
Winter and summer top.
2722 after 15 p. m.
W Uni?“ ‘ Salesman who is
n'lltll’y oxpa'rii‘nced
:w-ni and Blankets,
lhpr
in selling D0—
VVrilv details
.,,,..., wnm», age and salary wanted.
High ground and levol and soun
Main St. st ore.
d new paint.
Cheap. Phone tentlon to all orders.
_____________——-———--——
FOR 8;“in or 3 acres of land.
view. Walking distance from center
of Norwalk. Near Post road. lnq. 38
moxiettng betweeh‘the undersigned:
doing business as partners under the
Conn. One flight up. Expert cleaning.
repairing and dyeing by modern
methods at very reasonable prices.
Special attention given to cleaning
and repairing iadles' garments. We
guarantee satisfaction and prompt at-
Give us a trial!
NOTICE
Norwalk, Cmecticut, .
May 17th. 1933
Notice is hereby “given. of the tel-é:
mmuon of the partner-snip 'hereto‘é’
Jami: Klan! and David Gmgmsky;
rim name or style of South Roman:
Plumbing Supply company. at ‘No. as
Washington Street. insald South Nor.“
walk. Said partnership is terminated
and dissorved as of this date, andthe:
business tormeriy conducted by said
firm will be hereafter conducted by?
the said Klafl, who undertakes to psy‘.
all obligations of said partnership and
who is entitled to collect all debts due
said partnermip.
Dated at Norwalk, Connecticut. this
17th day of May. 1922.
DAVID GROGINSKY,
JOSEPH N. KLAFF.
Deaths and Funerals
J’amml of its. {sicko-coll
The funeral of Mrs. Mildred Lock-
wood. wife of David Lockwood of.
Cranbul'y, who died at the Norwalk
Hospital yesterday noon, aged 19‘
years, will be. held privately from the
iunerai parlors of David W. Ray-
mond. “feet ”Washington street at 2
o’clock on Saturday afternoon. Rev.
John Snavely will officiate and the re~'
mains will be taken to "Bridgeport for
interment in Lakeview cemetery.
Funeral of Rm G. Acton.
The funeral of Robert G.“Acton will
be held from his late home. 47 Couch
street. Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
(D. '11). Rev. Chapman S. Lewis. rec—
tor of Trinity church. will ofiiciatc.
and the interment will be in River—
side cemetery. in the tamily plot.
Funeral of Robert Arthur Mother
“118 held at 2
mam
Newelernenttof’ mystery today enVelg,
W~
young man whose My was
near here, last Tuesday.
Chester Manama alarmed «mos
telegram signed/”with his name had
sheen +m was city m1 of ’
' declared the dead man was animated
5 to be Clarence Peters, at Eavermil.
: or sent such ‘a éi’elegrnm, and that no
: identification hadibeen reported toddm
The luncral of Robert Arthur Ma-
ther. lntant son of Mr. and 'Mrs. Wil-
liam Mother of North Taylor avenue,
o'clock this afternoon
1.5:.
was
h—h—n—
wma mazes. an, ram 1.9,.
found
.1
MW '3. Werner, ‘0: ‘West
Haverhill, Mass. and that the message
Sheriff Werner Willie had elev-
It was possible. ale said, mt such a
telegram ‘hnadl‘been sent zinvzhis nameby
a deputy. in": it was «pmbablyrthat
such action, would have been reported
to him. . ‘
The ~body ’was found on a lonely
road near the northern end «or the
Kenslco Reservoir, north of White,
Plains. The man had been killed by"
a gunshot wound in the chest.
Peters. who was 19 years old, left
home three weeks em. Two “weeks
ago his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elbri‘d‘ge‘
Peters. received a. letter teem «him.
mailed at ’Paris Island. S. C.. saying
heJntended to enlist in the ital-inc
Corps. _
HAVERI-IILI“ Mass" May 19.—-C~l’ ty
Marshal ‘Woreester today received a
telegram from Sherltf George J. War-
ner of Westchester county, N. Y., an-
nouncing'that the body of a man.
found dead with a bullet in his chest.
near \Vhite Plains, Tuesday. had been
identified by Army records as Clair--
ence Peters of this city.
mull lllililNS
; Victor mama. sentenced to five
days in jail by Judge ~ Edwin S.
Thomas. for possession of liquor, is
scheduled to start serving his ~sen-
tence today. .Mikoln. who “lives at 19
Church street, was arrested when’fed-
oral agents found whiskey in a raid at
hisjome on April 19. Mlkola was al-
lowed to have some work finished on
his teeth before starting his sentence,
when he was arraigned in New Haven:
the early part of this week.
The case of John “Paddy" Hardin.“
or 43 Main street, and Vi’alter \Visnie-
ski of Slocum street .arrcsted recent-
ly. are to come before United Stairs
from the late " home.
Riverside cemetery.
EXPERT AUTO
Will overhaul and
in own garage. All
Starting, lighting and
M 12201qu
d
repair your car
makes of cars.
ignition, a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
Weather Forecast
CRANES‘ LIUSIC STUDIO
.‘tlrnl a
51
("all
Sulllll Norwalk.
. lo
Jul-l
l'lll'llislH-ll room, all lm
MN»
1,.
:‘zv-nls. adults preferred.
ll,
:llii} ll), 11, 12 Ol‘ 13.
_..____. _.
CLEANING CO.
5" flll‘ St.
. Phone 969
. ’11”
Frank Lihner,
'l‘lm lm'nishml rooms with
Illllru', also one room for
lnmun-u Mrs, Steinwuld, 14
Ml South Main street.
l moms, first floor. All im-
_ Inq.
mun-nu. 12 Chestnut St., 9 a. in.
South Nor-walk, com.
and renew colors In
.mvl Rugs. Hand process by
inn-Guitar. Ukulele taught.
merits sold on easy payments.
Commercial Building. Norwalk. 1 to
9 p. m., Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Thurs-
days. Violin. Banjo-Mandolin, Hawai-
Instru-
south shifting to west winds.
storm
slowly eastward and is now contra
over Ontario.
rains during the last 24
the northern districts
hours in al
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Best quality leaders,
I'Tv'w, Mulley (‘0., New Haven,
""”,-__ FOR SALE—14 acres ideal bungalow
sites: high, part wooded, springs.
TO LET electric lights, telephone. $1,600. Good
,’ , " ~ ~jj————-————-- house. 7 acres $4,000. D. Hull, 94
" ' ' l 1 moms, lirel, floor. All im> Washington street.
. I” "H’w‘m‘ ""“H-r' lll‘é’l‘t‘rred. lnq.
" ' Wm. 11' Chestnut St.. 9. n. m. FOR SALE—«Round oak dining table.
' " " Call at 59 South Main St.
.. l "l‘W—‘rm‘m—Mfllllii‘lmc-nl. Partial FOR SALE—Tire re-building plant at
5 Couriland place. Complete equi
ment of Western Type machiner
Goodrondition, never been used. I
quire at '5 Courtland place.
your order for your spring repairs.
p.
y.
n.
Don’t put it oil.
Remember
With Expert Service.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Frank Grace, Tierney street, Norwaik. .
l l ;
" ‘0 "Illl'llla 74 Fairi‘ield ave “‘ Plumbin —Heatln -Ti ni
h .vxmlk, nue, i-‘Ol‘. SALE—Pope Hartford Roadster éhone 47:3 n :13
_...______ .mtomol lie in good condition, point 56 Water Street, South Norwalk
1 up... “n.1,. mm" with gas and tires good, will demonstrate. Agent for
:I. ., r, . liu‘lll. u” complete for. Lint-up it taken at opce. Inquire of Famous International One-Pipe Hooter
gutters and
tin work. Now is the time to leave
We Combine Quality
liississzppi river.
weather continues from Illinois cast
___.___...______———-—
TRIA'ITY CHURCH NOTES
These monthlv organ recitals
have heard them.
ROOFING
getting a car this year. new or ol
Ouklcnds, Hupmobiles,
many others at low prices.
inches long.
For particulars, call 1492-4.
FOR SALE—Bungalow, New Cana
8:30 a.m.
l‘zllled for and Delivered.
l1
1'
1‘ Us! ('(n’d, 33x4 ...
. TRUCKING
, (,',\ lliilGAN & FLYNN
. H: a: Leary & C0.. R. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. 363
NOTICE
'1 . .. , - -
WI. . *1 . in, i. 0. O. F., wllinnoet
1 “'5’. 9‘} room Sunday filtm
ll I l; A I
A
1”,.
n?
“In l'.l.~'l Grand. It is earnestly
. - II that every Brother
Per 0
gen.
' ~ sum
)1". 3rd
Arrest: D. am
it"s “15, ,
and Cover W
“"3 m. TIRE SALE .‘rl-ns WEEK}
., . . $27.00' closet seats.
:, «ml ('Ol‘d, 30 31/5 on”. $14.75 .3
' N
w! Long Distance of All Kindl-
'ztiw hm. rs and members of'Butier
to attend the funeral. in o
our late Brother Robert
bemoan. . -
ARTHUR meantime). .
big bargain, white celluloid
rd Ave, between 36th and 37th S
. Y.
l’Olt SALE-ll' you are thinking of
call 1‘). chcn, Phone 2074. Hudsons,
Jordana, and
“(lit SAl.l:2——Roll top, oil-ice desk, 48
Eight deep drawers.
'l‘wo small drawers. 9 pigeon holes,
two arm slides. in excellent condition.
Ave, Beautiful grounds, only $3,800.
Geo. Mitchell, Telephone 1861 before
”—-
FOR SALE-*Brand New Bathroom.
‘65. Syphop closet, china low-down
tank, enameled bath-tub and lavatory,
with all nickeleplated fittinsa; special
water-
35. Seidenberg C0,, 545
Slate, Gravel. Asbestos,
Asphalt Shingles, Roof Painting
and Repairing
d.
52.60 per Roll. .Red or Green
THE NORWALK ROOFING co.
2: Elizabeth Street
8111118103.
3-ply HeaVy Slate Surlaced Roofing.
Tel. 88?
Nearly $100 was
men's Guild at the
i-‘riday night.
the rummage sale
Guild has made ov
past month.
Work is under way
screen and there is every re
One-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH s. KERY( JR.
an ' ‘ Tel. 492
21 Taylor Ave.
PLUMBING —:TINl\'Il\’G-— HEATING
Country Water System. Ranges and
So. Norwalk
hope that it w
tlon on’Trinity Sund
it will require several
screen after it"is
York. it is though
in a. little over two weeks from
present .date.
an ,
days to place
‘WILLLAM F. HOYT
Real Estate
House. 8 rooms, all
Located central . Price 85,0
ts.. Good garden, lots of fruit.
3004mm ..................14
Stop in .andsee no. .
JOHN VENA. The Live .Wire
Real Estate and Insurance
.See Me First
in“
at
"1
G.
re:
$4,300
-1 house, all improvements, 5 magi;Ii
1 bungaltm. . all improvements, $500
cash. Balance on easy terms. \
Phone 12923-1;
123 Washington St, South Norwflk ,
L , .i ,< Vq‘i: .m‘ ‘
improvements.
Price $5,500
7 The Young P90
- Music Guild is d“
inlay. “ “VinGB'aF'S
which is to be
ing. Hay" 29-
00 , Next Thursday
H se, 6 ms, 1 ,9 . _ a ‘
0(gentrall;;(’l:'or:at¢::l.11mI.)flit-liltie‘Sfi.8000 ““5. (19?;35,£: migaéestngfiéfi
House. 6 rooms, all improvements. churn it is hoped that
Christmas and Ewen
“there will be a large
on of t
LOST—Thursday, coat, blue prints.
stewaads of the New
driver’s license, steel tape.
Merv sndNorth Taylor-1.2mm.
ward. Return to Joseph cacao
- North Taylor avenue.
‘Do, llar- D87», . package
rmpe ”dress Will party who
. store?
Be;
tween Center avenue. Holy Ghiozet
e»
" DOST—7A: N. -E. _-Ryim's store an:
em
wicked itl
banistakeplosse retain it to th ,
lei-once. held at the
gm. 12:. .enumh. 7
to 310th” wotncers'elec
and are:
‘n ‘_ E.
its and brownpsoodle
, o’clock: L
. hail“
pet}
Rev. J .Benton
\Verner omciated and. burial was in
For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
tonight: Saturday partly cloudy; not
much change in temperature: strong
The
which was central yesterday
morning over \Yisconsln has moved
it has caused general
east of the
Unscttled relay
ward to the coast. The temperature is
slightly higher in the eastern portion
of the Lake region and New England.
E. J. Sims. organist and master of.
the chorlolers. will give an organ reci-
tal at the evening service next Sunday.
have
been greatly appreciated by all who”
cleared by the ‘W0- ,
dinner held on last
The gross receipts at
were over’lZOO. The
or 5400 during the
on the new rood 0°
seen ‘to
ill be ready for dedica-
June 11th. As
{hel-wood.
shipped from New
t that lcwul be here
the many.
pic's Dramatic and
igently rehearsing its
Vaudeyille Agency."
given on Monday even—
Tickets already on sale.
is A‘acension Day. As
congregation '
he ’Holy Eucharist.
South Norwalk‘
.yoste: roe". y afternoon,
in lckerson. .5
rl‘ristmm.
Commissioner Hugh J. Lever-y in
manor) axioms.
BIcchank-al Device ol‘ Danbury Man
on Exhibition at Man‘s
Hardware Store.
County League of Women Voters hells;
W
club, Wat
W with'flwe league.
club. The luncheon was entirely pm?
‘ lion was particularly good.
Bridgeport for a hearing pmorrow. . m
at fie‘mrls' and man,
1 street, with the Nor-walk”
was most successful.
was attendcilvw more than eighty
members. Semaldmercsting sddms-
es were made wan-eminent women
The business toasting was held a:
11 Micah with ‘flse vice-president, ;
Hrs. malignancmeiding. Various .
reports «which mowed the league =11:
be in a: flourishing condition were
read and wanted.
anallyoument was taken at 1
o'clock when a. delicious luncheon,
waseerved‘by the’Glrls' and Women‘s};
pared at the club and was exception-3
ally *flne..‘Viewmg the fact that reser-i
yationa -
'wnile there we'rer‘elghty to lmeserrvcd,1
the caterers can well be ted;
upon‘l‘heir success with the luncheoné
At 3 o'clock the meeting wag-aim:
dulled to order for the principal ad-’
dresses of theocmslon airs. Herbert?
Knox Psalm. maze president of ”the"
league of Women Voters, was the
first speaker. She talked van "A Me‘s-
sage from the National Convention."
‘Mrspsmtfi’s talk was most interest:
ing. ’Her description of the conven-
tion, and of the Pan-American exhibi-
only ~made for twenty, ' ‘
Mrs.
Smith,-mnong other statements, "de-
clared that the South American worn-7
en were making wonderful progress.-
considering that they did not have the
privileges that women have in the
United States. Other speakers who
also gave other side-lights on the
convention which. by the way, was
held at Baltimore. Md. were Mrs.
Reid 0*: Ridgefield. Miss Ann Rich-‘
ardson of Ridge-field, Mrs. F. C.
Bursch of Greenwich and Mrs. James
T. Rourke of Bridgeport.
_ Two other addressesjollowed. ms: .
May Buckley of Hartford, head of the I
citizenship department, spoke on "Ef- .
ficiency in Government? and Mrs.
Percy Waldren. chairman of the
Standing Committee on Child Vi'eifare,
spoke on “Child Welfare," telling
what had been accentplished along
this line and what plans for the
future were.
The session came to a close at 5,
o'clock.
' Members of the Board of the Nor-
wrdk Lengue of ""Women Voters who i
acted as hostesses were: Miss Mary
The Connecticut Ligh
and Power Co.
67 Wall St.
All Wall Paper and P8333
Will Be 8educcd to Halts
lore £00m
Kirby Jennings. chairlady: Mrs...
George Thofne Hill, Jr. Mrs. James:
G. Gregory, Mrs. William Landau;
Mrs. John Ow-‘anagh, Mrs. Alvin 6.;
Wadsworth. Miss Mariposa Taylor, ll
A mechanical device which has tak-
en some eight years to make, is on
exhibition in the window of Morgan's
Hardware store, ’Waamnglon street. it
being entitled "Good Old Days." It is
the work of a Danbury man. 83 years
old. whose name could not be learned,
who started work on it in 1914.
The device shows the interiorof a
l.)ar—room.'with a customer at the bar.
1
l
bottles at the rear of the bar. selects
one. places it on the bar. The custom-
drink and sivallows it.
opens and
grasps a s
looks around cant
drink and closes the window.
At the fire lunch counter
takes a drink a
to the lunch.
:1. He pours h
tcin of beer. takes a drink.
l
l seate
lswallows it.
rises on his bin
bit of free lunch
unter.
made by the Danbury
ed thcm in life~size p0
The device is run by
work. and at night is
"VVhile the subject may
the workmanship o
attracts considerable attention.
l
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CHEAPER COAL MAY (16M?
NEW YORK.
whichrmay be on
cite indumy w
in cheaper-coal
tors announced to
offer to settle with t
on a basis of, twenty-
wagercdpetions.
Retinal—5'65 of
tract men and s
all
cars whose adherence
is regarded” vital to instanccess. ‘
:COM’BA'T
With the exception of. butcne run
the vacancies” in
“292d artillery, have
Mil-0n .itjs ‘
today or tomorrow.
. ably be this”
7 bera‘hip in "the
The bartender turns around to’the
er grasps the bottle, pours himself-a
A window at the roarxoi’ the bar
a. police man is seen. He
iously. takes another
a man
nd then helps himself
At a table a ,man it
himself a drink. and
A} dog‘seated near him
d legs and bags for a
from the man at the
All of the figures. fixtures. etc. were
man. who carv-
illuminated.
notappeal to
f the device
May lib—Wage. cuts
forced in thennthrav
ill result immeditaely
to the public... opera-
day (OW their
he striking miners
one per cent
18 per cent for con-
1.20 a day for shift.
to 'théffll'flE ~
W . 3
TRAIN BANKS. MED
the £6th ‘Traln.
,heeu‘ifilled, ”the! ,
ted «win be varied;
miner-e will vmby‘ ’
waiting list for. mem“
'_ Mrs. fiatham Bartlett and Mrs. A. M.
Fechneimer. »
The luncheon was served by mem-
. hers 0"
"under the direction of Mrs. John Mer-
riam.
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NOTED MISSION mm
TO SPEAK AT S0. NOR“‘ALK
V naensr GEE-ROE
Mrs. E. M. Whittemore of the Door
of Hope Mission of New York City
will speak at the South Norwaik Bap-
thc Girls” and Women's Club rf
A. COHEN
We Carry a Full Line of
Wall Paper at 1045-20-51:
Per Roll
Painting. Paper-Hanging at W
Rates-Give Us '9. Trial
.1
tist Church on Sunday. May 21, at 8 ,
the founder of'the Door of Hope Mls- l
sion and has been an untiring work-
er there for many years. The work
among the wayward girls of New‘
York City carried on under the nmie
leadership of Mrs. Whittamore is one
of the marvels of the age and gnakes
a story. stranger and more thrilling
than the most fascinating fiction. Be
sure to hear this noble and inspiring
scenes among. the derelicts of human
society. You will never, forget the
woman nor her story.
i
3b.; Roosters, 20c lb. South Nor-walk
Live Poultry Market, 9 Benton Street.
.Tel. 3835.
Cor. 3rd and Cove Aves. E. Norwalk.
~Sheriff's sale Saturday, 2 P. 8
A Practical Illustration ,
inst to. illustrate the :uuiet ef-
ficiency of our mrvice to the Eye-
glass wearers let us mention our
.“BESTYET” eyeglass. It is a clip
1
Win and will give satisfaction
in many cases
glasses have failed.
THAMER,‘ inc.
1) m.. (D. S. T. ) Mrs. Whittemore is
l
~Specials for'the Week. Fowl, Silt: ‘
capable of an infinite number or aid-v
where other , eye-
CHAiN WALL cm
13 Wall St. Roz-walk, Gen.
Phone 450
_. . ,, .- ti"
1- 39mm: Tome. .
says, is fresh air. fir
“gr. .7
THE SE8
.so Uncle "Sam
recommends that you sleep in “
ventilated rooms. that are «M
We carry '
wrunow AND noon m
‘that give lasfing-aattshefion. . . "
Don't put of! such an 1mm
matter but get our estimates
mrder new.
magma 'r. m
" «'m-d. 30am. ..... $14 75 , u, m, ati .
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\2 ~ " . l on, may. . . . . . . . . $14.76 Hfigfe’cigd loc;é:’:fl$?“' Large at‘stso 11.1“» daylight ”“33 time. . workers were proposed by the opera-u ,
,._ 1 ~ “'W- HOW/2 .......... s 9.95 INFORMATION ° PACE ‘5 090 13190hlll'0h School £11 111016350“; tors yesterday. Altho;shmr:fuseg_~ opium—wish and W
" "1 3”x31/. Tires and l have several houses this week at “ - . oases ’ ~Flonwer Festival “'08 a ’ i ' they-will form "chads 01" “3”” “ 7 ‘ ' ' , 7'.
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opp-m Tires Are First Quality 1 houses mom‘ ...-..-..... “£2,000 WILLIAM F HOY'l‘ I‘d“, fimver, not‘bfimtfied. WASHINGTON: May 19.f—Planslto . 7 » ,
t . .. ”my. mums Tires 1 house, 4 rooms . .......... $2,500 ~11“! Estate ' .,, j . give eficct to the SW adopter'lagr VOW ficlfll NEW
. ' ‘ v and 1 house, 5 rooms ...‘......... $3,396 79 Washington St .1. I 435 am; "goal Operators in conference ’. else ii hts m
............... 31030 lho’uae, chimp ments, 6 I, ma . . e . . ,: a . . -_ secretary Hoover for preventing Home Brahmas rides gee." ..
H-‘m-n ‘ “‘ ' same » A R Stark. of Slum”! 3" “M“ ”mu-teams i“ “m““i‘fausxé‘: (Filmed :and » shade gen gamed "at Crane :-
6‘ ouALK posr ROAD TIRE co. 1 :Wsefiaacre and ”an" “.3233; LOST ed {new trustee angfimmi‘ “if," m; 3;? all issuance of 11 harry section. Low taxes; mixing”
“1” 5:. m. ..........-..--...- r 1112331333" meeting of efim C“ ‘ 1W OfQDera'amm whale $19,500. Any I’m;. 4
. NONI.“ 1 house, all improvements, 6 rooms at York East Cont call for a general 0°“ - ll m ,Mm For psi-ileum ‘. 5,
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