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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 31, 1922 · page 11

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FOR SALE

" A farm of 60 acres of cultivated
Lind, 40 acres already cultivated and
planted. 20 acres of orchard. 6 scram
A u at new orchard and 15 acres at old
‘ 3‘ ' " ‘ orchaid with 200 big apple trees and
‘ ‘ other fruit. trees. 200~ grape vines.
on.- team of horses, 3 cows; all m
Minis, wagons, plows, pigs, chickens
and ducks included: and. an. 8 room
llllll>p_ 6 miles from Norwalk It a-
..u-rilicing price of 87,500. For particu-
l s in lure 0t
“‘ "r q JOHN J. vans.
' Real Estate and Insurance
1:1: Washington St.

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‘ ;§.‘.;..';£ FOR 8m u
. . . 8 he Am 13 won. 2 m
_ _ Seven room house, limo" "DO- brick house, boat. "mm m
‘ all imvemmo- dednbls section:- to thiamine 1mg tissue. an im-
1 de- Price 84500. M than rooms in cellar.)
~ 'f Two tumbles-s. leinm : ' m- long. $5.500. Price
. .. 0t m Ea“_N°Mk p113. 3570., Mr” possession. Rents
.M, ‘1 mm 0-2: be made to yield
Two family mm~ mm Go see it. act quickly.
-- T guru-gar“ w as. an 'r. NASH.
,; cum 1:. m, Mannie» 892.2. Evening.
“wt. Real Estate 5 Insurance. E ASH
"' 4 Sontlt Main 5““ Tel. m: Mama and Ash is now
I,” 3-. .. as usual '
_ - _:_ , \ and selling not and mm

Phone 12924. _

 

tondltlon. Bargain or will consider
~mie tor smaller car. Bittner’s
L‘rdeE“. "" South Main St.

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km: SALE—Standing hay; Call 2100
.; call 96 Woodward Ave.

 

my: SALE-Nash touring. late model,

most new, been run very few miles,
l w. hardly used: has full equipment;
.. wry high class car for little money
ml must be seen to be appreciated;
‘ Lilly must sell at once on account of

mmiul difficulties and other obliga.
and will be sacrificed for this:
, : nth-r it sold at once regardless of
-. .13» (fall at private garage, 301 West

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ynrt S.\I.i-:—~Very attractive English
«um-u and half timber bungalow. 6
hulls. llit' haul. steam heat, oak
H. t-omhination Glenwood coal and
.' l. Hinze. Fine location. Call 1714—6.

1Hl: SALE-(l horses or will trade
,~..; Ullt'k. Raymond Street and Son.
Mimi]. Phone 100.

 

:‘wit SALE-Dining room table. six

thins. sideboard and china closet.
:llrzlry rockers and ammo. hat
~ . it .mri large davenport. Apply C. C.
. . :‘}‘ ileil island. Phone 1738.

’ll SALE} 50 two and three weeks
ml l'lynmuth Rock chicks with
'va llt‘u if desired. Several pairs
months old Belgian hares
.nllil amps and pens. 37 Putnam
'lwi 8324,

‘V’ll‘t'l‘

': .~‘.\l.l£~—.\’ational side car to (it
n. livlltivrson and Excelsior. Is in

> 1 (Russ shape; very reasonable. 29
.1; 5.5, South Norwalk.

 

.~\li: —Six room
' -l- tn improvements. Good lo-
:: in ice 84,500. E. Josiovsky.
' .‘v'rwulk. Phone 1809.

cottage with

w: s.\l.l'2 « Bungalow. New Canaan
.‘t\“ [it amil‘ui grounds, only 83,800.
Kin-lull, Telephone 1861 beiore

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LOST

l2»; Book No. 1453. Return to
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HONOR ROLL IS
lll'ttxsn AS ‘EYESORE’

n: 1hr principal Memorial Day
muons in. Westchester county
Illu burning of the honor roll

. “3 h}- the village of Port Chester

" who served in the war.

burning was preceded by a

null memorial address.

l~~ honor roll, which “‘83 built of

_ ti :tiill «untamed more than 1.000

~ «1...; had become weatherbeaten

the members oi” the American
'. on illlill‘tihsed upon the village
Jun-mm rilat it was an eyesore.
burning was intended by the
: :1 tmliy and permanent memorial

. W‘l‘ulls‘ to bring about. the erection
“ ‘ Village?!“

'13:“ Honor roll stoo n the L’Eulcl'
Liberty Square. President or the

“up. John Schick. applied the

in The structure made such a
.:. that the lot-at fire department.

'1 h Luci taken part in the parade.

l to turn the hose on surrounding

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Cor‘rectiyrcorsetcdé if
Pti‘lectly gowned 4'

Rf”? 100% coaascr in.

.“ ” 1' Hits and err

11;“: l: , ’rhvmicsi woman bass-'1‘,“

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will SALE—Winton Six touring. A-l I

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second hand tur-

8. NORWALK
or Send Postal

niture: also Junk st
44 WATER 81‘.
”Call Pm In.

STEAMSHIP TICKET AGENT
Whlb its: Line. United States
Burma. 8. Line, Anchor 8. 8.
Line, American 9. 8. Line, Red Star
Sr 8. Line. For particulars ask
‘ - 108.11 '1'. HAYES
Real Estate. Insurance 7 Main St.

 

 

 

33mm in; SIP—Howard.
F. slum. format in; autumn, m
still W-m tun Mg by
the- nolieeand other was.» yes-

terday. The d’np practiced. no» “Joni HartfortMmd«mms- Be- 1

tional clues. not. even rumors. "Mayan
AM sun ion night thalamus).
new dermat- in- the; mm:-
as holiness: HeddheMan»
other visit from: thvm It?
the .mth 3809“ «k insur-
ance company. aunties: for Wanton

$40,000. thalamus.” o! thmrweekl—.,'

when some am nap be whom, . In»
the lame. than words. of M g

up Smith's was cover the slim}

shortage at. 885,300.03. la—ltill going.
on. '

Mark (finicky?) .Bolmes. who was:

 

 

71 Cedar Street. Phone 31;

FROM THI‘FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses. pillows. bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating. satis-
tsctlon guaranteed. Drop us a card or
glfiphone 317 for representative to

'Nonwsnx mam co..
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Nomlk

EXPERT AU“) MECHANIC
Will overhaul and repair your car
in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting, lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490

CRANE? MUSIC STUDIO
Commercial Building. Norwalk. 1 to
9 p. m.. Tuesdays. Wednesdays Thurs-
days. Violin. Banjo-Mandolin. Hnwu-
Inn-Guitar. Ukulele taught. Instru-
ments sold on easy payment:

WE 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 olt.
Remember We Combme Quality
With Expert Service.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Plumbing—Heating—Tinnlng
Phone 473-3
56 Water Street. South Norwallt
Agent for
Famous International Oue~Pipe Heater

ROOFING

Slate, Gravel.‘ Asbestos. Shingles.

Asphalt Shingles. Root Painting

and Repairing

3-ply HeaVy Slate Surfaced Roofing.
$2.60 per Roll. Red or Green '

THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.

23 Elizabeth Street Tel. 887

PLUMBING —-rr.\'x1:<G—— HEATING ’
Country Water System. Ranges and
One-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH S. KERY( .13.,
Tel. 4927

 

 

 

21 Taylor Ave. So. Norwalk

 

W. DE BRUYCKER
Painters and Decorators
12 Eight St. , South Nomi]:
' Phone 2132

 

‘ TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN & FLYN'N. 7
(once Leary & Co.. R. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577 ~
Home Tel. :63

Tile TextileStore-

Figured Canton Crepe, Silk and.

 

 

 

Ysfll Goods Refusively

Cotton, Linen, Silks. Wool
Also

Patterns, Buttons and Trimmings

use sumo-roll 12-.
soon! mum

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FOR glut district on
bowed in the
trolley linear 5 miwtsswsik it
from center of city.

1 7-rooln house with mm"-
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CHEERS? l;

Recruiting for the Giuaens’ Mm
Training Camps will not be closed on
June Ist. It is the policy of the War
Department to time an equal distri-

 

. inns-no;
:4“ City. or M' flied-

muscles Brown.
sentinel-Ind tn: cantata:- or

. ruse-rein N9"
Mclty. but had been a reddent of
Mirror many years, coming here

Eldon Telegraph company. andlatcr
in the same capacity and as ticket
cleric for the New York. New Jim-en

um her husband. sheis survived by
n Willa
macaw. am at Sam. college.
Nuthamnton. Mawhusettas and.
“anther-ice Robert Mitchell and
m G. Mitchell. Jr. She was a
“member of Trinity Episcopal church.
* Fmeral services. will be bullish-om
Ruth on Thursday aflnrnoon at 2:30
o'clock. Interment will he in the
(family plot in Riverside cemetery.
‘Rn'v. Chap‘nan S: Lewis will‘oficiate.

 

in which” the deceased was held by
We of the community in which
mummnhhis entire life.

 

mam Lira. Charles Carrillo were
\‘ldtorn in Stamford. yesterday.

 

 

tstion ct studenIa'from all over New
England at. the training camp. Each
county in New England has been giv-
emits quota. As soon as the quota
for a county has been filled and an
additional number of applicants have
l-een received team that county sulfi-
cient to supply alternates {or unfor—
sren declinations and rejection re-
cruiting in that country Will be closed.

Young men who apply for the
training camp may withdraw their

applications it untoseeen circumstanc- 4 A

s arise making attendance impractic-
able. All expenses are paid by the
Government .while at the camp. No
additional military obligation is in-
curred by attendance. Apply to your
County Chairman or the Military
Training Camps association {or appli-
cation l-ls‘nits and full lntor'natlon. or
writs- tn the officer in charge. C. M.
'l'. C. Altair-3. First Corps‘lrea “Head;
quarters. Boston Mass. Applimidns.
for the Citizens' Mllitan‘ Training
Camp should be submitted at once
a! the quotas for all counties in New
England are being rapidly til-led.
—__.._______

Picked up in an intoxicated condi-
tion on the street last night by Patrol~
man Murphy. John (‘asey this morn-i
ing was given a reprimand li)‘ Judge"
Candee in the uptown city and told to
get out or town.

tPereanials, Cut Flow-
‘ ers and Bedding
Plants

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Rowland M. Beach

F hr!“

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.rthe 2140 16 France St.

 

 

 

Golden Opportunity
Sale Is Coming

Golden's ‘

.8 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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10 South Main St. l DENTIST
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flab—Slavic Dsnssfla 2 ..

New
lune“ Victor Records
On Sale Tomorrow

A Few Selections from the June List
74745—Hidsnmmer Night’s Dream .WLa Sol-Ia Orch.

momma ......... Vida: Concert Orch.

Victor Conifer-t Oreh.

Mitchel]. life‘s):~
dty‘erllhnx-ptpm ,

as tang-apt: operatm- for the Western '

Flume: 'ansend ‘

naturally residom .259 Fla: Hill .

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“BOO—hiy-
ALifllu .
lasso—wan- Upstate“ You’ll-smut Dreams.
It’s: .. .
M m TheVirgnnm‘
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‘ ”admired. Waltxf“..n.....

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LREI‘KHH'ILING: SALE

All'allhpesandl’u’stm
Will Be Reduced to lab
Kore Room

A. COHEN

South Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

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pm . — ,
The activity or Pena pltkis said to
* ‘01 1918
when n stceam of VI W69“
the more oil meteoric-three miles-m
theses.

the Island of Hawaii.

The Smoot plan. providing for
paid up life-insurance in lieu of all
.c‘ther terms of compensations. was
,derumuavou-otsu 8 use flute
’ulnocrats present—Emma; Walsh
amGerrPtountacd-u it;

Republicans supporting the Smoot
proposal were: Smoot. McLean. Frei-
ixghuysen, Calder and Dillingham.‘
Rnpublicans voting against. it were
”umber, Curtis. Watson. Suther-
land (1 Laioilcue.

Senator McLean broke the tie
which mam among the Impuls-
lican members on them to new
the HcCumlber plm, which. is; the
House bill with some amendments inc
eluding elimination of th eland seals
meat or reclamation project. Sena.-
tora ssldlreciamation was not discus—
sed. although House leaders and some

Landon have urged that. the Smith-
msry Won bill or main»
liar legislation be attached to the
banana measure.

Senator Simon-t ranking Demo»
crude member. announced on behalf
of. the three Democrat: present. that
they voted to report out the McCain-
her bill only to get action 11mm.
and not because they favored the
measure. The Democratic leader ex.
piessed the belief that the McCulnber
bill would be of little benefit.:to char
x-serrice men and said the minor—
ityreserwedthe report teeter-nauti-
stitnte bill in the Senate or amends
meat to the McCumber plan.

“¥

NORMAND. F. ALLEN. '
HARTFORD, DEAD

HARTFORD. May
F. Alien. retired merchant. died to-
night at_his summer home in En~
field. He maimed last June as-
president and treasurer of the Sager-
Alien Company 02 this city. He was
a former president of the past gram!
commanders association of Knights
Templar 0: Connecticut.

Mr. Allen was 59 years old. He
leaves his wife. one son antivtllrloow

daughters.

 

 

 

’ 138 Washington St. 80. m

Clothiers and Fumnhsra'
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