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moms in a good neigh.
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uul‘k. American Hat
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Ipwtwr. Mrs. K. Cooley,
. .. micron. 325 Ely avenue,
:. u .t'l tltl \Vorks.
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.nttflii' crane operators on'
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m l'u'nt, South. Norwalk.
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shite girl for general
.\.. washing. Two in the
1 page.» Phone 1923.
\
, St.. Norwnlk. Tel. 3981.
House 0 fat: rooms on one of tw
Not-walk Islands—Fresh water lnl
house. ,Fuliy furnished—deep water‘
Line, American 8. S. Line, Red Star
8. 8. Line. For particula .
JOHN T. HAYES
Real Estate. Insurance
Company,
, said
andWasoIthis date.undf&e
' business .mly’conducted by said.
mdeoOdeonutbuPriceww
FOR SALE
Located in the First district on“ A:
trolley line or 6 minutes walk
from center of city.
1 7m house with improve-
ments.
J. M. LAYTON s. 00., INC.
Real Estate and Insurance
6 Railroad Ave.
FOR SALE—‘Chcap, Fords, 1 late
. coupe; two tourings. 1 runabout
all with starters. 2 tonnage, 2 trucks-
8. S. Wood, Phone Darlen 138.
FOR SALE-.1922 Buick six touring,
1920 Dodge touring. 1919 Dodge
coupe, Dodge roadster, Ford suburban,
starter; 1990 Ford sedan, 1921 Stude-
baker light six coupe, Ford tourings
and roadster-s. Geo. Lane, 2 Harriet
- 012.000. Immediate possession. lam
sullenmnthrymhemade toyleld
AS A BARGAIN AND INVESTMENT!
airwaves 13 .mn. 2 may?
brick house. heats musing aloud
to the Dunne in a long time. All im—
provements. ( rooms in cellar.)
Lot 52:175. Mortg. $6,500. Price
$1,450 yearly. Go see it. act nutty.
Ask BEN T. NASH.
Norwalk, Conn. Phone 8922. Evenings
i
I do plastering and cement work.
cement sidewalks. Small and large
jobs. Day or contract. Estimates
given. Drop a postal or call.
0. .
39 Pine St. 8mm: Non-a
HOUSE PAINTER, PAPERHANGERJ
AND SIGN PAINTER
Your Patronage Solicited
TOTE d: DK'I‘BIK,
19 Lexington Ave. Bauth Norwall:
t
i
\ltlll knowing how [0 take
l...ll.-r and to do minor.
. ’lw need and family man.
iht’ right one. “'1'th
. .101, previous position
Hulls to F. M. 0., care
, .
. in... girls to work on
..:..:n for season at Roton
Suttth Main street.
. l' l Hunts: limitless
. w. my (tlllsltlt' position.
\‘I-V‘l.; («permitted In
I\ In start immediate-
Hta Itllv'lS‘. 70 E. 90th
l'll).
opt n shop, Nonunion
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FOB SALE—463.50. ram 19 acres, 2117
good land. some woodland near Nor:
walk; house 7 rooms, large barn.
poultry house, horse. cow and
chickens. Opportunity to get produc-
tive farm at bargain, easy terms.
Also some of the most desirable
homes and building lots in town.
Rider's Farm Agency, Commercial
Building,
‘_L.
BITTNER’S GARAGE
122 South Main St. Phone 378
Expert mechanics. Repairing done
on all makes of cars. Reasonable
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
us a trial.
Jails has dim mom has
is now running the basins“ as usual
buying second hand hrnitnre and
junk at 37 Fort St., East Network,
Conn. Tel. 499.
FOR SALE-Rhode Island Rail baby
chicks, also a few yearling hens
now laying. 325 Ely avenue, near Stan.
(lard Oil Works.
H)” SALE-“Six room cottage with
all modern improvements. Good lo-
cation. Price $4,500. R. Joslovsky,
East Norwalk. Phone 1809.
t‘vlle'lllllkt‘l’s for heavy
.lltll tuundry in Con-
unrk for good men.
illt lllilt‘ references,
:ill ;. ,w, Address BOX A.
u. .".lll-\ S. lltinel. ‘
'2 ‘l -!
lt.‘\l.\l.l4. lil~2l.l'~lissist-
tn t‘xpt‘llt‘lii't‘ glove
assistant to
ittmllltlll and good
, (it‘lilllS of PI-
. . .2 . “Allied. The Edw.
‘- ' ll n, Conn.
.lt‘5
up
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l‘llt't‘ll
Hittllkvls,
who is thpr-
ln selling Do-
VVritc details
.3 ”:48 and salary wanted.
Mulley (.‘o., New Haven.
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TO LET
pnllugr‘s, (‘nmpn llt':t('h.
wumvl Ilomlnvr. 127 VVasIling-
Snullt an'wulk. Phone 2401.
’w
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lhmm with board in pl'ii’ule
wt tzvnllemnn: home privi-
t. :lznnm-s, Mrs, A. lllrtzler.
l .\\".
l runns, lirsl floor, All im-
Il’»- :uiults preferred. Int].
.« mu. 1: l'llt‘<lnili SL. 9. at. m.
_, dig—,u—_
I wont apartment. Partial
mum, t‘ull Frank Lillllel‘,
. Smith Norwalk.
'l'“~\.t Illrilishml rooms with
worms. 7-1 Fail-field avenue.
.‘t 'lH\—_
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TIRE
' L SALE. THIS WEEK
» .I ('Ill'tl, 33x4 ....... o $27.00
,} i'tti'll, all 31/: co.-.. $14.75
Gut-ti. .‘Itlel‘g, ........ $14.75
it'll. Willi“;- ........ $14.75.
H‘, .ittxflig .......... 8 9.95,
5;”‘531‘2. Tires and
..................... 3 9.95,
Tll'f‘s Are First Quality
mils 1::th 1 Tires and
...................... $10.00
J-LLK POST ROAD TIRE CO.
St. Norwalk
'l‘l:l'(j.‘l\‘l.\’G
’ innit Distance of All Kinds.
~\l:l:l(:.\.\’ & FLYNN
In dry & Co.. R. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. 363
Weather Forecast
. I21. unol vicinity: Gen-
lnuin‘ltt .ttlvl Sunday; little
1- mgwruture; moderate to
A tars-t and vac-st winds. The
.~.....~ ('t-ntral over Ontario”
”mug is now passing out
1 l't Iii‘i‘ Valley. It hill!
$3,200
.1 house. were and one-half of land.
6‘rooms ......... . ..... $3,500
1 house, all improvements, 6 rooms
. $4.300
1 house, all improvements, 5 rooms.
FOR SALE—ROSE BUSHEB, 2 years
old $3.50 per dozen, Francis Scott
Key, Premier. Ophelia, Madame Dut-
terfly, Mrs. Aaron Ward. Bloom from
these bushes won first prize at Flower"
Show, New York, March 15. Hardy
Chrysanthemum plants. 1 year old'
treatment guaranteed.
Farm, Highland avenue. Phone 285-4.
FOR SALE—1919 Oldsmobile touring
good tires. thoroughly overhauled.
new top. Price $390.00. \\'ill take
Ford in trade. Warren Shufclt, Edlie
Ave, E. Norwalk..5‘el. 2979.
FOR SALE—Rhoda Island‘ Red, mn~
hogany strain. Madison Square Gar-
den winners. utility eggs. $3.00 for
16. $8.00 for 50, $16.00 per 100. Breed-
ing stock. Circular. Phone 140, B.
Quackcnbush. Darlcn.
FOR SALE—e191? Studebaker, a pas.
senger touring in good running
condition. good tires and new paint.
“Pinter and summer top. Cltcup. Phone
"""" after 6 p. m.
fi‘uu
,-
l-‘OR SALE—2 or 3 acres of land.
High ground and level and sound
view. Walking distance from center
of Norwnlk. Near Post road. Inq. 38‘
Main St. store.
FOR SALEv—M acres ideal bungalow
sites; high, part wooded, springs,
electric lights, telephone. $1,600. Good
house. 7 acres $4,000. D. Hull, 94
Washington street.
FOR SALE--« Round oak dining table.
Call at 59 South Main St.
FOR SALE—Bungalow, New Canaan
Ave. Beautiful grounds, only $3,800.
Geo. Mitchell. Telephone 1861 before
8:30 a. In.
FOR. SALE—Brand New Bathroom,
$55. Syphon closet, china low-down
tank, enameled bathtub and lavatory,
with all nickel—plated fittings; special
big bargtfin,‘ white celluloid water-
closet seats 85. Seidenberg Co, 545
aroma, W 36th and 37th Sts.,
N. Y. .
INFORMATION , .
I have several houses this week at
your price, .-
1 house, 5 room: . . . . . ......... 82.0.0.0‘
1 house, 4 rooms . . . . . . . . ..... . $2,590
1 house, 5 rooms $3,200
1 house, all improvements, 6 rooms
lot “x300 ‘ $4,300
1 bungalow, all improvements, $500
cash. Balance as easy terms.
Step in and see me.
JOHN VENA, The LiveWire
Real Estate and Insurance-
See Me Fin-t . " Phone 1192-4
128 Washington St., South Nor-walk
mitts during the. Instill
Luke- region and New
\ 'l luv or high pressure ex-
‘ t‘ll Nut-tit Dakota southw-
r'l in is producing pleasant
i'w cuntrai districts. The
is rising slowly niongthe
Iillt' (oust. '
Cheerful Minds.
prone to think of coma—I8-
MAI lmpplness as things star of
"filth". much striving for, with
“ i ;.. they may be close stint!
' :u Imt keep our eyes and mind!
’l'rue entertainment 'meuns
A .
pm.
my contact with other chemist
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
TO EGAN—81.600 on first mortgage
on real estate, Y. care Sentinel.
WILLI'AM F. HOYT
. Real Estate ‘ .
Baum, 13. ms. all Improvements.
Located central Price $5.000
House. 6 room, all imam-nests.
Centrally Iocatal. .... Price 84,000
House. .6 rooms,;all Immvenents.
Good-garden. '
.3,
$135 per- dozen, all colors. Honorable .
Reynolds ‘
, Le‘gs:are timed. Manned with their
ATTENTION
Jon! is “unable these days and
there a In use giving it away flu-
half the price while I am paying the
full price for junk I also pay lo a
pound for rm. Phone 89912.
MB. H. FWAN,
5 Rowan St. East Norwalk
NAGY BROS. ‘ ~ fi
= Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Snééial van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New 'York City" Building atone.
“Cedar Street. Phone 18
FROM . THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME ; '
Mattresses. pillows. holsters 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. .. ‘9 ‘t
. j NORWALK MATTRESS CO..
Franklin and Monroe St. 80. 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‘repairiug ladies' garments. We
guarantee satisfaction and prompt at
tention to all orders. GiVe us a trial!
EXPERT AUTO
Will overhaul and
in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec‘s:
ialty. All. Work guaranteed. Phone "490'
CRANES' MUSIC STUDIO
Commercial Building. Norwalk, 1 to
9 p. m.. Tuesdays, \Vednesdays, Thu".
days. Violin. Banjo-Mandolin. Hawal.
inn-Guitar, Ukulele taught. Instru-
ments sold on easy meats.
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Best quality leaders, gutters and
your order for your spring repairs.
MECHANIC
FPPair your car
Don't put it 01!.
Remember We Combine Quality
With Expert Service.
HENRY A. BEGEL‘EIN
Piumbing—fleatlng—Tlnnlug
- ‘ Phone A736
56 Water Street,
Asphalt Shingles, Root P
and, Repairing
3-ply HeaVy Slate Surfaced Rooting.
$2.60 per Roll. Red or Green ‘
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
23 Elizabeth Street Tel. 331
PLUMBING —TIN1\'ING—- HfiATfl‘IG’
Country, Water System. Ranges and1
One-Pipe Heaters ‘
JOSEPH S. KERY( .13..
Tel. 492
21 Taylor Ave. So. Normal!
1
W. DE BRUYCKER
Painters and Decorators,
tin work Now is the time to leave '
that will ‘be hereafter conducted
m.nmm, who undertones to pay
‘51 011W Sid partnership. _ and
who is cut! ed to collect all debts M,
said partn ‘p. '
Datedatr cox-walk,» Connecticut, this
17th day of May. 1922.
- DAVID oncomsxv.
JOSEPH N. KLAFF.
ORDER 0!" mm
Helen 1". Latin!!! vs. With. J.
Latimer. fl
State of Connecticut, Mieflrmly.
Superior court. as. Eridanus-t. any
9th, A. D., 1922.
Upon the complaint of the said
Helen F. Lathaer paying; for reasons
therein set forth, for a' dim-"and
change "of name, now Mtg before
this Court, having been retained
fiscal on the first ’I‘ltesday stem-oh
It appearing to and being fer-Qty
this Court that the said defendut is.
absent tom this State and gone to
parts mm, and that notion e!
the peadency of the complaint was
given!“ required by order of notice
heretofore issued. and now the Plain-
‘tiif asks for a further order of notice
in the Musical- ' ‘
Therefore Ordered. that notice of
the pendency of said complaint be
given by Publishing this order in The
South Norwalk’Seutinel. a newspaper
printed in South Norwalk‘ Conn, once.
a week for two weeks commencing on
, or before the 18th day of May. A. D.
1922, By the Court,
MICHAEL J. FLANAGAN,
Asst. Clerk of the Superior Com for
Fairfield County.
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, May 5. A. D., 1922.
“Insists of Hanna V. Wolfe, late of
Nonvalk, in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and
allowed six months‘from the date
hereof fer the creditom of said Estate
to exhibit their define for settlement.
Those who neglect. to present their
accounts, properly attested, wittfin
and time, willbe deterred a recovery.
all persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to “make immediate
payment to ,,
.ROBER'I‘ Ii. WOLFE.
. Executor, or
TAMMANY & CONNERY,
Attorneys.
ORDER OF NOTICE
WILLIAM PRICE vs. PEARL PRICE
State of Connecticut, Fairfield County,
Superior Court. 35 Bridgeport, May
16th, A. D., 1922.
Upon the complaint of the said
William Price praying for reasons
therein set forth. for a divorce now
pending before this Court, having
been returned thereto on the first.
Tuesday of February 1922.
It appearing to and being found by
this Court that the defendant is ab-
sent from this State and gone to
parts unknown and that notice of the
pendan‘cy oi“ the complaint was given
as, reqmred by order of notice here.
tofore issued, and now the Plaintiff
asks for; a further order of notice in
the premises. .
Therefore Ordered. that notice of
the pendency of said complaint be
given by publishing this order in the
South Nor-walk Sentinel. a newspaper
printed in South Norwalk. Conn. once
a week for two weeks commencing on
or before the 20th day of May, A. D.,
1932.
gun.
g—,.‘
By the Court.
3 MICHAEL J. FLANAGAN.
Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court for
Fairfield County;
ORDER 0? NOTICE
District of Norwalk. ss..
Court, May 20. A. D., 1922.
-Wheress. written“ application has
Probate
Agent for heen‘lnnde to this Court for adminis-
F'amous International One-Pipe fighter gage}; 31’ $13: gigging“ D2331 $1.532;
. acumen. , .' -: _..,edeceased. ' . .
Slate. Gravel, ,Asbestu,. gang“, Ordered. That said application be
hard and determined at the Probate
Office, in Norwalk, on the 1st day of
June, 1922', 3:10 o'clock forenoon; and
that public notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein by pub-
lishing this order in a newspaper
having a pcirculatlonrin said District.
at inset five days befpre said day of
hearing. ~
, HENRY W. GREGORY.
' ’ Judge.
, .. SOLWENT NOTICE
District of , NonWalk, as, Probate
Court, May 19, A. 13., 1922.
Estate in Connecticut of Mary
Smith, late of Norwalk, in said Dis-
trict, deceased.
dog ~ Wem about?! o’clock.
cont out onbnck. License
,. - . Pace am
has. .1 family names
Want. .
" near.
L18, r sheaf,
spa; cut
12 Eight ~81. South, Nut-walk Thomson‘s! Probate for the Dis-
ePhOne (2132 'V > ‘ 1J'trici: of ‘Norwulk, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
bated! for the creditors of said Es-
tate to ethihit their claims for settle-
LOST , talent. We who neglect to present
_ their accounts, properly attested.
LOST-Tlsnrsday. coat. blue prints, within said time, will be debarredil
driper’s license, steel tow 8,8? recovery. slim inflamed to
ween, ,Center Avenue“, ‘floly Ghos‘t Skid We are WQQQ .to make
Fathers’ and North Taylor avenue. Re- ‘imln'ediate payment in g ,,
yard. Return to Joseph manta, . JOHN W- F- SMITH.
North Taylor avenn . ~ . Mentor. or
{y - . ,_ ‘. g, ,, J .7 TWfilmm,
LOST—White and brownrpnndlééfét .z. «a Attorneys.
mum LOST-e011 Saturday, my 1;; pug“;
.913
:3. Elemed‘ltfi
mi one you mines; in .,
{which had followed him.
‘ 47 50. Main St.
_ cost of the world The antenna»:
mflmmmiflomm
side. where behad been confined fol-
lowing the Mal Mug of R. C.
Chontc, Arkansas policeman. Author-
have aside In mam:
concerning an investigation.
rm, who find been ravaged
Thursday night on a charge of theft.
was trying“ escape after, having been‘
taken out of the jail by the officers
and killed Choate as the latter at-
tempted to prevent his escape. The
negro. suleanf g fromnguushot mud
in the race, inflicted “by" Chief of =Po-i
dice hummus. fed and attempted to
drown himself. He was "lteecued and
taken to a Wm].
The threatening attitude of a crowd
that gathered about the hospital caus-
ed the removal of the new to the
jail. The doors of him jail were bai—
tered down after Sheriff Strange re-
fused to give up the keys 1.0 the mob:
Municipal
Judge Barney was told “this is no time
for pretty talk" when he appealed to
the crowd tbs-disperse.
Owens was flagged from his cot
with a rope and taken to a park in
the heart of the city, where he was
riddled with bullets. The mutilated
body was then dragged to an open
space near the Union depot and plac- ,1
ed on a large quantity of kermnc, -
soaked blazing fuel.
Deaths and Funerals
Funeral of Mrs. Coley.
The funeral unlit-s. Sarah E. Coley.
widow of Samuel Coley. will be held
at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
the late home in the Coieytown dis-
trict. Westport. Rev. Mr. Hutchens
will officiale and burial will be in the
\Vlilowbrook. cemetery.
.;
A
M of R. G. Am.
The funeral of Robert G. Anton will
be held from his late home No. 43
Couch street. tomorrow afternoon at
two o'clock. D. T. The Rev. Chapman
S. Lewis rector of Trinity church will
officiate and the interment will be in
the family plot in Riverside cemetery.
fit
-—Dsnce-—'i’riue Fox Trot._ Bone.
Springwood Baseball team. kish hall
tonight.
w
cur m PRICES
, M. J. Jordon Co. plans'to dispose.
. .mximits' to South Norwalk'
WANTED are. mg m , . ' ' _, , .
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, 08mm a: Boy: H. ASH», ,7 ’ 1 - ‘7 , _ . ”S, i; ,_ ”magnitude 1. mw.h,mu,m ‘_ Islam‘s m
H" Ml ”waters P“ am, Real Estate m 'ce % Formerly Mee m, Ash “(‘0' ~ . .. , p 5 ‘2» . , . _ jSouth Norwuk SE8 W- infill WESTPO‘R’I‘ 'May- 39 .._«B¢’ "7 ..
H: .. 51W". N50 81”” 15 01' ‘ man . running the businessins u’sualdljuring ' t “'13 be M for public sale, an. a...“ ’ , ‘ , .7
.‘s. ,\'tp*v 4 South Haul St. Tel 9 . ‘ . , . . mmmm , . . - ,. ham-3812mm
. .' . N , . 77 and selling new and second hangar-1 131k. m p 8 lots in are welt known later in the grocery tuning. a: 3,,
t. 1"“ (m It: SO 8 a South Hams, Conn, , We; 0180,1133“ _ . , . . .y . ‘7 Mahackemo Heights development. lo-‘firmm, committed M‘s-fly a...
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. ~ “""" Cali Phone.903. W ’ ' ‘—'—— - 3mg: Tm" Ne" isibetns‘ coma larhm~ when She has been 5%
, ”- "‘“ Foam “ 1 » w 7 ~ L , _ , A , MAMA. m. 20. is y 9 M‘ ’3- ’I'Ol'danr Osmo- treatment. it - '
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, ,.\ 1 . ' , . . ‘ - 7' , _ ‘ ‘ . ,
M. a» ‘l’A'rllilufi “or“; Cenegi all lmprovements.’Price 35,000. Line, Cunard S. S. Line. Anehtrs. s. Plumbing Sm at No. nzgegro' by a mob, who took h1m.trom fu‘l lot developing companies in New in Worcester. lie but heen_,nt.
Eng-lung. Both It. {filler and SE.
Jordon died during the past rennin-nu
:to dose on their respective estates."
the present owners have taken over at
great Wummmmhei
of
sible, and tomake certain that their“
several m “be responded to .
with enthusiasm, the company am '
to make ”prices so low and tunnel
of payment no comparitively easy.
that its object mot fall of success.
Deflakfly Sinh‘ bflle case in their sale 5
at. Machackemo.fleights. Condfler-
Ang the adaptable mention of this pro-
party. line m We, ter of the homes
in the Immediate vicinity.
sluess 1
district. its Sending factories, churches
and schools. the schedule of lot pricesi
intent.
its close 1
local institution shoot a meals?“ 0
gave Initiation-otm tom- '
SOLD ON
Easy Payments
_ ‘ .41"— ' _ .
In: WON m
49 Wall Street '
-
is unusually attractive. Particularly‘
in this so. when one considers the may
method of payment.
has locale will continue daily from
10 a. m. to 8 p. 111. until all lots one
mold. The. company salesmen will be
one the, grounds. and also in the ban-
notary ales and information office
located in the Palace Theatre Building.
“North ‘Main street. Maps and price
list can be consulted at either place.
and any addltlon‘i information needed
will be cheerfully given.
GOING TO BUILD?
NOW IS THE TIME.
The decline in the/prices of
building materials during the
past year has been very substa -
tial. A comparison of today’s
ts tells us that. conditions»
pidly. Personal ex-
cry.
Optomis
are improving ra
perienCe tells a contrary at
There is some improvemen
is slow and faltering. and a large pro-Ma
portion of our people have already
had to make serious drains upon their
savings.
People who
the comfort, but
ve learned not only
118 the economy gird
hv ienic advantages solen .lc
degtal attention. are postpomng
treatment until times are better. -
No policy could be more mistaken
or .more. costly in the end. A sound
tooth is always better than a repaired
tooth.-. , d' t
It is net our business to co-or ma e
the industries and commerce of the
world; this is the business of great
statesmen who meet in conference
costing millions of dollars and, alter
profound discussion, dectde to hold
another conference in the near future.
All we can do is to.reduce our
prices So that our fellow crozens can
preserve their teetl‘ until the great
statesmen can agree on a_worid pulley
which will restore business confi-
dence and and unemployment.
Under no circumstances will there
be a loitering of the standard ofaour
rk. .
weir” real painless extractmn go to
Dr. Delta. 47 South Main St.
‘S. M. DEITZ. D. D: 8.. '
South Norwalk
P. S.—We will make full plates-with
Truebite teeth, all gold pins, whichl
is usually charged $50 a set for "$20
for the next ten days only.
of
tious are performed absolutely, pain-
lessly. Lady in attendance.‘
NOTICE
SEALED PROPOSALS will he ~re-
ceived by the State Highway Commis-
sioner, 12 \Vashington Street. Hart-
ford. Conn. until 1:00 P. M. STAN—
DARD TIME, (2:00 P. M. Daylight
Saving Time). Friday, May 26th. 1922,
for the following sections of State
work. in accordance with plans and
specifications on file in the office of
the State Highway Commissioner and
at the following places:
TOWN OF WESTPOR'I’: About 30.-
900 linear feet of plain cement con-
crete pavement on the Greens Farms.
Road. Note: Cement for the above
work will be furnished byfhe State.
Plans and specifications at the Select-
men's office. Westport. Conn., andat
the office of, E. C. Walden. Divismn
Engineer. Chamber of Commerce
Bldg. New ”Haven. Conn. > ,
TOWNS 0F _.STA!MFOBD AN D
DARI-EN: Anon: 3.2005 linear feet of
plain cement ~concrete pavement on
the Post Read. Note: Cement for I!!!
prices with those of a year ago
show: I
Lime 19% lower now
Plaster 23% ” ”
Cement 30% ” ”
Sand %% ” ”
<Sewer Pipe 39% ” ”
9! '9
l
I.
t, but it' .
All extractions and surgical opera. ’
Brick 35%
These reductions have given at"
impetus to building operations:
everywhere. Order your ma?
terials now for an early start.
We carry a complete line.
I
i
I
Egg ,COAL Delivered
Stove COAL Promptly
Nut ,~ COAL Anywhere
PHONE 113
TheNorwalkl
*- Coalft. ’
l
saints sanctum“ ,
108' Water it, So. Hot-walk
A Practical Illustration
Just to illustrate ., the quiet elf-J
ficiency of our service to the Eyeq
glass wearers let us mention our
“BESTYET” eyeglass. It is a clip
capable of au'iuflnite number of ad-
jnmts and will give satisfactirm
in many cases where other eye-
glasses have failed.
THAMER, INC.
comm-1mm Ton same
House 8 rooms, electric lights, hum,
chicken house' at, or 9 acres. Fruit-
and shade trees. Situated at Omn-
berry section. Lew taxes. Asking
price for whole $10500. Any reason-1; .
able Dior considered For ,
are. '7 m Street ' _ Arum-wan, ;,
zeal Whoa .
i
{
above work will be mm by the
State. Plans and specifications at, the
gtneer. Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
New Haven. Conn.
An hidesmnstfiie".
snooty W hand or a’eertlfied
check not less than one-third of the
(:0er We! the
feet any and all pigs.»
mt re-
vr.
tacit-923..
office Of E. 'C. Welden; mfislen Eta—i-
. ’ " immaterial;
I
~ -5 W flihstfosfl".annecticflt May
4—;
a.
W _ ' m..!§:3?d
,.—,
Migrant-skim .
“Medium-uni ,V,
lsoutummen. ,._
AGENT FOR '
. cm
GAS WATER BEA. '1'-
ER SALE‘ NOW
The Connecticut Liglu
and Power Co.
67 Wall St.
REMODELING SALE
All Wall Paper and 96m 3m
Will Be Reduced to lake
More Room ‘ ‘
A. COHEN 4.
137 Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Gonn.
” WeCarryaanmneo:
Wall Paper at 10—15-20-251:
Per Roll
Painting, Paper-Hanging at.» I.”
Rates—Gina Us a Trial 1
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CHAIN WALL P '
COMPANY
18 Wall St. Net-walk, 0m
Phone 450
6
THE B
so Uncle Sam says, is fresh air. a
recommends that you sleep in“ '
ventilated rooms, that are canton: “
screened. ' '
We may ' .,
wmoow AND DOOR scnam
that give lasting satisfaction. ' ~
Don’t put on such an 5mm.
matter but get our estimates ‘
ora- new. i ' _
Albert 1). Morgan .
automatic -“‘ ‘
South Nomik, Conn. i,
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