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100R SALE—1919 Dodge touring our
all the best of (math; chap.
I‘l'nnv 1042-12.
mm SALE—Maxwen touring. moi
will Self starter, good tires. Newly
.lu-l'ifluied. Very cheap to quick“
huwr. 10 Wilton Avenue, NW. '
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l-‘llll SALE—Panel delivery body in
guild shape suitable for most any
mnrhine. Also .12 H. P. cane; wow
snake shod ensue for motor boot at
ll Wilkens. 17 North Main St. Tel.
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lt‘lllt SALE—Two stoves in good-M
li‘tion. 252 But Ave.
l‘llR .SALE—Burdette Orgnn, solid.“
Walnut case. Phone Nomik 2405-13
lam s.\l.E~~Camping outfit. reason-
.thlv. on a nearby beach, a
-.-:n Wlth platform, separate kitchen,
.lil appurtenances and complete
~qlr'tpfllvnt for several campers. Ad.
.h---4\ ('umping. care Sentinel.
mm SALE—House centrally lo-
..wwi. good neighborhood: 6 rooms.
.;.;.l-.wmlo-nts: 3 car start.- on place.
m... “500. Call William F. Hoyt.
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housi- 6 rooms. 1 bath, ull improve—
vllvnh’. Rear house 5 roous. For this
lxvmk only—a bargain. Price 86000.
‘ . .sl. $2.300. William F. Hoyt. Tel. 435.
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"Hf: SALE “'inton Six touring. A-l
nndninn. all around. has to be seen
. h.- :llupl'e('inied. Price $575.00. Ford
1 v. . (lo. Bargain. $125.00. Bittner's
1.. Nu“, 13: South Main St.
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gum! lontiition $200 or will trade for
"1'1"“. Phone 1731.
Hall SALFD Farm A good farm 10
minutes from the depot: 4 1-2 acres.
-l mm .; rooms: 1 pantry. Abundance
: znod water and a running
:m-nm ox water on the place. Price
mm (‘n‘h $1.500. Cali W'illiam F.
‘ 2l m ’lmr, 1:15.
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w: SALE—1922 Overload Four
; nlrlng. l ko- new; extra equipment.
emu»; time payments, S250 balance
» “(711' lnnmhs. Ovoriand big four
H: tum! condition, $150.00. mfd
41th:. 1931 starter type, S3001“);
.. mumvnts. $150.00 down. balance
, ..!1' months. Shlli't-li Bros. 201
‘\ . mmrtnn Sh. Phone 306-12—2979.
. llzil-.ru,-< llvr Durant cars.
FOR SALE
vavn room house, bungalow type,
. a mnprnwments. desirable section-
!" ‘ - Slim).
fun. family house. all improvements
32.1w Norwalk. Price 35700.
M lamlly house. all improvements,
i'l‘it’t‘ $7500
O‘BRIEN & BOVI
R-wl Brute & insurance
'~ ‘l’il Main Street Tel. 977
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six room cottage with
pantry. steam heat:
;‘2 -."l' 11L". iii one of the best
»:: ll suction? tn the Third dis-
’ ~ it.» purchased on easy
n t - 'v's'
irll' "fir."
l M. LAYTON & 00., [57(1
7» Railroad .\l.l-.
r‘x.‘ Huh; Carriage. 1i
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‘-.l.l-: Hurst), btgkheavy and
\‘Jwighr. betwncn 1500 and
'l -‘ w it any place. Also young
"nlm‘ nil-ml 1 1—2 years old. C.
. le‘lu Hill Road. Next Brook-
.~‘\l.l2 .\ farm of 70 acres on
mml between Norwalk and
run 1 mil»- frontage. about
I~ ~ unulvr cultivation, 35 to 40
-ri \wry heavy timber and pas-
l' mm north of Norwnik, 9
:2» m. of litmhury. 11 room house
mwi condition with Delco
.lun'tv: lights. all improve»
Cobblestone garage for two
Hw- chicken houses. Big bun.
’l --..m Hi horses. All harnesses.
. 2"” thickens. All kinds 0! fruit
. 1n lug bargain. For particulars
.Lllv. J. Venn. Real Estate and
. 12:: Washington St. Office
:3'9.’ l or Resident's 2813-3.
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Ill' all of your property or buy
1mm. i lune over 200 houses in
1‘." n' wry reasonable prices. if
.‘.l:'i stop into my office any time
‘zlnlll. i will give you full par-
‘ ‘ A bargain. See me first.
Venn. Real Estate and In-
;32; Washington St. omce
214:4 m- Residence 2313-3.
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S,\l.i€225 room bungalow, 10
~n pitlc‘t‘. All modern improve-
V'Tl' easy terms. For particu-
.ne 2015.
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S-{llinn closet. china. low-down
vnnmei bathtub and lavatorY.
. .l‘i li'ckel-piated fittings: special
ruin, white celluloid water.
\ aN $5. Setdenberg ('50.. Mt
. heme-cu 36th and 37th Sta.
ifl’Oh’NECTICUT 0mm.
’ CLEANING C0.
Cedar St. South Nor-walk. m
_r.\;.ii.l‘37‘_Bl'and new bathroom,
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BI: kit or all
Tim was) will
Sutnrdny and
12:30 p.
BlTT‘IER’S G
132 South Main St. ARAGE
Expert mechanics
makes 0! ‘ Work
Sstistsctio.
trial.
B. an
Formerly 1a.. and
$3138 u” business I. up“;
mono)”
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JOHN T. HAYES
Real Estate. Insurance 7 Main“.
ATTENTION
is valuable then day: and
the" 1* lIo an aim it s
{the nricowbne i am "I! for
full price for junk I also 1
mmmrmmtfv‘ c ‘
am. n m.
6 Born St. last Nan-walk
‘ mar mos. ’ 1'
Local and man-cg
a”; “a“ P“into moms. WA?
New York Guy. “.mm" m
71 Cedar Street. Phone 313
FROM THE FACNRY TO
THE HDMI
cushions of all kinds sold on
payment pin. Also mm
matron guaranteed.
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
wm overhaul and repair your our
in on huge. All nuke: of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spee-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
CRANES' MUSIC STUDIO
Commercial Building. Norwnlk. 1 to
9 p. m.. Tucson”. Wednesdays. Thur-
any: Violin. Banjo-Mandolin. Havel--
Inn-Guitar. Ukulele taught. Instru-
ment! sold on 0.87 menu.
WE SPECIAIIIZE IN
Best quality leaders, gutters and
your order for your spring repairs.
tin work. Now is the time to leave
Don't put it 0!.
Remember We Combine Quality
With ExpertService.
HENRY A. HECELBIN
Plumbing—Heating—Tinning
Phone 473—3
56 Water Street, South Norwalh
Agent for ‘
Famous international One-Pipe Heater
ROOFING
Slate. Gravel. Asbestos. ' Shingles,
Asphalt Shingles. Roof 1’3th
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 —TI.\‘.\'I.\'G-—- HEATING
Country Water System. Ranges and
One-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH S. KERY( JP...
Tel. 492
21 Taylor Ave.‘
W. DE BRUYCKER
Painters and Decorators
12 Eight St. South Norwaix
Phone 2132
TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN
(Oflce Leary &. 00.. R. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. so:
USED MACHINES
All makes. for sale or to rant
m
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rou‘rABLl: mnwnmu
$60.00
no Bonedlct News Go.
‘3 Wall w
0 Wednesday, ?
Monday from, 9 a. m. w .
m. at 28 Water 8t., Nurwalt.
I. BLM‘
Phone 373
done on all .
cars. Reasonable prices.
nan-tau. (the up .
Ash ,3 um ions on the w
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m Inn in:
8. 100me
or find Posts]
new-“ '
8. Line. Anchor 3. g
8' 8' I‘m! Red 8:”
During the
Muttresses. pillows. bolsters and .
”mm, "til- ‘
us
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telephone 317 (or representative :0 WHY. ESTA“
ca ' '. .
NORWALK MATTRESS co. ‘ ' ‘
Franklin and lgonroe 8t. So. Narrwalk 0.. p ____._. '
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CHICAGB. 13., June 1! (Allow.
Dd Pl“).~—Dlvid0n ip‘tbe W~
of the Railroad Labor Board. which
mom in Mus M-“
no.» mm totalling
$110,000,000. elective July 1.. M
Announced. will make its Mac:
a" when soother “0.000.000 or so
hm ol'the my checks of 850.»
'000 more railwnymen this week.
The majority decision of the board
was M m. but 3 at-
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no"! mutton will delay on announce-
meat of the new met {or neevral
days. it was Ieahed (my. Under the
M til... I.” Wu. “to:
is allowed three days lo dwell upon
his opinion. The new decision will
affect all remaining classes of rail-
road "we; «can telegraphers.
torwhnthebouslwfli molten-ep-
mte decision Her. and the train
service men. who-e wages were not
before the. board for adjustment.
as. the. labor nanbera, ot the
hoard—A. n. Wharton. Albert Phil-
lip. I!!! W. I; Melanin-Azure med
[annotating opinions in each of the re-
'duction orders 1.9{1 recently. Com-
!mlssioner McMenim departed yester-
>day for the East. however. on a. trip.
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or investigatit‘l for the board. and
'muy m be pre-‘eat to sign the’new'
minority decision. L! is asserted. how-
.ever. that both Commisdoners “mar-‘-
3on and Phillips will protest the re.
Mon. , .
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CHICAGO. June 13.—-Appointment
otnn administrator at the estate or
flu: Belle Downs Ritlgiey was planned
today by relatives in their investiga-
tion of circumstances surrounding. her
”tenth at Hot. Springs. .~\rk.. June 6 and
.tbeir search for her alleged 0100.000
'tortune.
i Amer-ting belief that Mrs. Ridgley
idid not die a natural death. and that
the fortune she is believed to have
jpossesscd has disappeared. attorneys
lIo rthe relatives indicated they would
,ask for an official investigation.
-Names of several Chicagoans have
.been brought into the investigation.
[which has extendr-d to Florida. Tonal
Arkansas. and other points in the
isouth. whore Mrs. Ridglr~y traveled
lpmrtiy before her death.
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APPLICATIONS FOR
(Y)L[.F.GIAL
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NP. “WJWNDON. Juno 11’..~An (Ln-
ithe lute home.
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Gladya Pearl White
. Ghd-n Pearl White. than: daugh.
x.
ter of Mr. I“
Funeral of Mrs. Mather.
Ffiueral services for Mrs. William
K. ather will be' he!) at 2:80
d’clock tomorrow afternoon from the
late residence in M TIM awe-
nue. Rev. L. J. Schoepler.w1il oi"
Mte and burial will be in the River-
ddeoemetery.
MISs Julh A. Bury.
lit-rm A. Burl-y. 20 m om.
daughter of Mrs. William Lawn». of
:26 Fair street. died this mm: at
She is survived by her
mother. 'three ~listen. Mrs. William
Allen. of Bridgeport; and the Mines
May and Helen and- one
mica
will M held 83 ,9 o’clock
morning from St. Mary's church.’
Burial will be in St. Mary’s cemetery.
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MR. LOCKWOOD MAY BE iN
_ BETHEL
Although no definite trace of
William B. Lockwood. aged resident
of 42nd street in Won, who dis-
appeared from his home early lalt
Thursday morning. has '
tony, there is a strong belief tint be
my hon surmou- to m or
Ridgetleid. which places ha ha
visited on several occasions before.
Hobadbut recentlydnwnhhpen»
slot! and also had drawn some rental
My from one of his tenants when
he disappeared. it is said that domes-
tic difficulties may have canned Mr.
Lockwood to leave his home, and
neighbors are inclined ‘to scoff at the
Sign that he may have met with foul
y.
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WANTS SHIP SUBSIDY -BIL_II
PASSED
WASHINGTON. June 13. (Asso-
ciated Pressl~President Harding has
notified Chairman Campbell of the
House Rules committee that unless
the Ship Subsidy bill is passed prior
to adjournment he would feel obli-
rgated to call a special session solely
for its consideration.
Cleanlng' Hint
“'hen you‘re cleaning house sprinkle
the clothes closets with a little met
in which tobacco has been stewed and
then sprinkle with a little spirits or
cmpl‘or. The latter destroys the
odor of the former and together the:
will prevm Ol'uoynnce by main.
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Pasta.
A paste effective for mending fine
china can be made by dampening rice
flour with cold water and
'nmlnccmcnt made at the Connecticut
{College for \V’omen. yestn-rllay. was
that the number of applications for
.auimission is larger than (wvr before
lat this time of the year. About 230
iamlicatinns are already in hand.
llast year's frvshmun class hm! to be
_kept at 125 nwint to limitation of to.-
'ciiities. The executive- annorrr‘e-
z‘ment in connrction with applications:
'is that considt-ruton of such will not
the on a hasis of priority of tiling. but
50! merit alone.
r
.it becomes quite thick.
it gently on the back of the stove until
Since the
paste is while, it scarcely shown in
mending.
Yes, Yes: Go On!
The art of the invisibiiists is an
i hitnzllimnnsinnai temporal-spatial art.
= appealing not to separate sense organs
:vut tn the residue of differentiated
‘ :nnsmvity. that is to say, their art is
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Will 30 Reduced to lake .
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13? WW M : om Withstand the
WWW . Waf’mem.“m'°m
1 augment man! peoplethlnh. It
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Whomnnd 1mmm°m Amufiu 'm‘ bloom it went one: them and
.53.: their rooms. ”Wanton; work “gonna-lull».
be 1‘”! June 20. 8t 8 0’0””; ted ‘m [M “a ”m
to" mA!) '1‘ id”. l rota.” all lump-~10 on do?
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Whom it MI! 0611“?“ . m ‘ : mm.“
7° m. a” m the Norwaih mm but , pm “in
Igmmco.tot.x.omnum awmfimd W"
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can homes. ultbough oftentime-
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the reason tbs: the merit“
Waumiacfishbm
equipment, bywng copper.
Enummum
and bundasaiiovertbecountry
mmmsdmm-Mln'
cisting and in-
torment will be in Riverside cemetery, .
been found '
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hours in the tSabeu ot‘the Upper Mis-
duippi aVlley nnd the Central Ohio
Valley districts. Temperatures con-
and simmer-n portion of the country.
(but temperatures? m in the
m tmttc Stat. . m onuookis
tor drawers late tonight or Wednes—
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Sergeant John I. Berlin, 52. of the
local police depot-fluent, whose bully
w: sfound by W in woods of
Burner stunt. fit this» mm
died from about attack. 3 the
anti. '
last seen at 2 p. m,
patently was bent . “We
in the woods. He leaves. his widow
and u daughter.
Try a. Mel tmninrnent h
museum
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Pretty Summer
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$193 $2.98 $5.98
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For Not-walk and vicinity: Slower:
late tonight or Wm: moderate
Mentors; mu westerly ,
m m “we. re
sippi Valley. ' WWW oc-
curred durlng the last twenty-four ‘
none m1» ”in the central .
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wraps otll-m~‘ - '1
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CANDIFS
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Gottiieb’s
Now at their new store
Batln'ng, Suits
for
Men. \Vomen and Children
$0.98 and up
Palm Beach
d
. Mohair Suits
for
1
Men and Young Men
$10.50 and $15.00
White Flannel Trousers
$7 .50
’J’acoby? 8
12.14 North at... s:
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quality work andlowest prices.
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10 South Main St»
South Nerwakr
ZSdIYourOldGsrstothn“
Bnd' geport Auto
Wrecking Co.
'1310 North Avenue
Betwm Oak and cm 3..
W11, Conn.
.Pbono Barnum 5586-2 ‘
Second-hand ports sud tit“ to
fit any make of our
Radio Headquarters:
We have a full line of Radio
Equipment at our new store,
No. 15 North Main St. 3,, ...
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