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9 Nerwalk
FOR SALE—ideal basal“
up to date: only 85500. $1.00
Gee nuclei. Noah-e III bah-.4
93m.
and costs. One orange and one
diffiqr
FOR W 4 all.“
motorcycle in first. class Million,
3193 Tel. 106 Darlen.
FOR SALE—2 can. .0
and one Holstein. “mm
Mike Vaclavik. Scribner Ave. South
mu SALE—One 1920 Nash touring.
One 1th Overland touting.
running condition. 8. L. Benediction
7,: North Main St.. South Not-walk.
FOR s.u.l-:4uburban house with
one or two acres of land. Chicken
htluse and uage. All kinds of fruit
and berries. Wonderful orchard.
House seven rooms with all improve-
merits. newly painted: in excellent
repair. Select neighborhood. firm: to
“.1. Phone :qos alter 7 P. M.
mu SALn—za mu m m, 3
double and two single notes. with
pasts. in good condition. Very reason-
able it sold at once. Address P. Xenon.
it, F.D.Na:7.8snthflorwolhw
(”all
mean place. Rowanon.
FOR SALE—lane)! towing. late
1920. Self starter, good tires. Newly
overfinled. Very cheap to flu
buyer. to W'llton Avenue. Norwalk. '
FOR SALE—Panel delivery body in
zoml shape suitable for most any
machine. Also 32 H. P. engine; would
i'llJ'a'i‘ zood engine for motor boat at
H. Wilkens. 17 North Iain St. Tel.
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FOR SALE—~Winmn Six touring. A-i
condition. all around-has to be seen
in be appreciated. Price $675.00. Ford
in: sale. Bargain, 8125.00. Bittner‘s
durum". 122 South Main St.
FOR SALE—A tom of 70 acres on
the poet road between Norwalh and
Danbury with Lillie frontage, about
15 acres under cultivation, 35 to 40
acres or very heavy timber and pas—
tum. 13 miles north of Norwalk, 9
miles south oi Daabdry. ii room house
in very good condition with Delco
system electric lights. nil improve-
moms. Cobblestone garage for two
tars. rive chicken houses. Big barn.
l‘yiws. Team of horses. All harnesses.
About 200 chickens. All kinds 0! fruit
trees u big bargain. For particulars
(1” John J. Vena. Real Estate and
insurance. 123 Washington St. Olce
Tel. 13924 or Residence 2813-3.
QUICK SALE—Do you want to sell
any or all of your pmrty or buy
yyoperty. l have over 200 houses in
in» city at very reasonable prices. if
ynu will step into my omce any time
r'iinvonlpnt. 1 will.xive you full par-
ri-rulnrs. A bargain. See me first.
John J. Venn, Real Estate and Ill‘
«urrmve, 123 Washington St. Dace
Tel 1292-4 or Residence 2313-3.
Elton place. All modern improve.
menu. Very easy terms. For particu-
147‘! Phone 2015.
Will S.\i.E~—Drnnil new bathroom.
$.75, Syphon closet. china low-down
innit. enamel bathtub and lavatory.
wiyli all nickel-plated linings: special
his: bargain. white celluloid water.
Mimi seats 35. Seidenberg Ca. 545
Ilni Ave. between 36th and 37th Sts.,
N. Y.
FOR. SALE
One new six room cottage with
hrnh. hutlor‘s pantry, steam heat;
ill improvements. in one of the best
:‘v'4lllr3nilal 90(3th In the Third dis-
trict. Can be purchased on easy
twins.
M. LAYTON O CO., INC.
5 Railroad Ave.
J.
ONE FAMILV HOUSE
Desirable section, 7 rooms. all im-
pruvements, “.300. ,
Apartment to rent—o9 rooms. all
improvements. tlulllediste possession.»
ten 860.
One family hove, an Wants.
flue residential sooth-a Price moo.
O'nltllbl a BOY! ‘
Real Estate and insurance
linsnd‘ ‘ South Main 8t.
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‘Tlllinll, bearing the names 0‘: u
Tel. 917
Prohibition Agents Info
a Big Baal ia‘Ncw- Haves
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(Confined from m M.)
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outfit. which III mate“ of
Jul ll to use III Wi’
llu- material was oaths thh'd‘m"
where sixty-five gallon may of .300-
.«\ n insurance policy 6’ the W u
. 'W'nf' II.
.‘lti‘orltica said that quantities of
we try. silks and "no... mite-Id
Also silver Persian a nod. Phone1
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corner Rowaytoa avenue ml
FOR SALE—5 room bungalow, 10 L‘
. w . or
TAMMANY & CONNERY’. .
My:
nonwaur uA‘r'rluzss co.
Franklin and Monro. St. Bo. Norwalh
EXPERT AUTO Mame
. Will overhaul and my car
“I m caress. All lnskeo a: an.
8.14”. lisbtlsa and ignition. h one.
W- A“ '0“ manned. Phone no
CRANES'r m0 STUDIO
Commercial Building. Not-walk. i to
s p. m.. Tuesdays. Wednesdm Thurs-
daya Violin Banjo-Mandolin. Hawai-
lan~0altar. Ukulele taught. Infin-
manta sold on easy payments.
WE SPECIALXZE IN
Best quality leaders. gutters and
your order for your s-lng repairs.
tin work. Now is the time to leave
it bar all)“ it on.
men: s Combine Quilt:
With Expert Service.‘
amt A. 33mm
Plumbing—Heating—Tinnlng
Phone 4734!
56 Water Street. South Korwalh
Agent for
Famous international OnePlpa Beater
ROOFING
Slate, Gravel, Asbestm. Bhl
Asphalt Shingles. Root Painting
, and Repairing
only Heavy Slate Surfaced Roofing.
82.60 per Roll. Red or Green '
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
28 Elizabeth Street Tel. 887
PLUMBING —1'INNING—- HEATING
Country Water System. Ranges and
One-Pipe Heater-
JOSEPH S. KERY( JR...
Tel. “2
21 Taylor Ave. So. Norwalk
.9
W. DE BRUYCKER
Painters and Decorators
13 Eight St. South Nor-walk
Phone 2182
TRUCKING
local and Long Distance ooAli Kinds.
CARBIGAN & FLTN’N
(one. Leary & (30.. R. 3. Ave.
Tel. 1571
m. Tel. “3 .
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. Get Your Discount at
the Anniversary
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also WW IT»
SOUTH
soawnx
ill the house, which withstand to '
in’ loot of recent robberies in the city. '
The house. which is at the want”!
Mire. has been under “widen for
nunw limo all the haunt 0‘ Mafia"
mm, it being heliemd that! m.“
um transported to and my 0"
imm- ii. botor boats. Rich “do a"
mu two and 3 half «vfa’llthofll 0|
refer ir which raster boats. sushi
null-aw to the rear of “it house.
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Mr “can mat,- Kaela
Oscar Henry Franklyn Keeler.
nvemmonth-old son of Sir. and hire.
John F. Kreler. died at his home.
it street. Norwalk.
yesterday. Mm splnal meningitis.
Besides his parents the child is aur-
\~ived by one brother and four sis-
ters The funeral will be from the
into home tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o’clock. and will be strictly pri-
vate. The funeral of Gladys Pearl
Clark. also of 13 Thomas ureet. who
dirj from anemia the other dos. and
which funeral .vas to be held today.
will he held tomorrow as well. there
being a double funeral. Rev. Chap-
mnr. S. Lewis will officiate and inter-
mrnt will he in Riverside cemetery.
Prunes-ll 0! Mrs. Rowland
Tm funeral of Mrs. Nettie D. Row-
inn'l. wife of \‘ictor Rowland. cook
aboard the oyster hour Slipervisor.
who committed suicide on Monday
evening. was held this utter-noon st
3 o‘clock from the funeral parlors of
I). “3. Raymond. Rev. John J. Snafl’ly
omciaiinc. Interment wins in Nor-
m"; crmricry.
Funeral of Seth Gregory.
The funeral cortices tor Seth Greg.
cry. of 56 Van Buren avenue. will be
heirt at :33“- o'clock tomorrow after~
noon from the funeral parlors or ii.
D. Stunnanl. 79 Main street. and will
be private. Rev. George B. Tompkins
will omrizltc. Burial will be in the
Norwalk c-Imctcry. '
Funeral of Mrs. Grit-gory.
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna M.
Grocery will he held at 7 o'clock to-
night from .‘ Beacon street. The
body will be taken to East Orange.
N. J.. tomorrow morning. tor burial.
fimeral o! .‘lissi Barry
Funeral services for Mists Julia
A. flurry. of 26 Fair \siroet. were held
llll'i morning from St. Mary's church.
RM Thomas J. Film officiated and
liurlnl was in St. Mary's cemetery.
Kiwanis Club to Press
Demand for Fire Protection
((‘mltlnl-l from first page)
forces twin: an cncinm‘rinz problem.
One mheshehmly is needed. he
said.
Some lirures or water pressure
tests taken at random points about
the city, \N‘wl‘e quoted by Mr. Layton.
At the vomer of Washington and
“later Sil‘l'PtS. the pressure with the
llvdrant closed was 56 pounds. but.
when the mains began to deliver the
4.500 gallons 3 minute necessary to
fight a fire here. the pressure dropped
to 20 pounds.
At Main and Wall streets. tine pres.
sure with a closed hydrant was 72
pounds which dropped to 50; at Wall
street at the railroad station. it
dropped to H from 71 pounds and at
Osborne avenue and St. John street
it dropped from 59 pounds to 25.
About 30 per cent. 0! the dis-
tributing mains in the city were the
[our‘lnch type which are too small to
be of any great value. and the feed
mains are of the obsolete cement
lined type, With many dead ends.
The city has the water but not the
facilities to distribute it propertly.
Mr. Layton stated.
Toucmng upon the fire department,
Mr. Layton said that it was better
now than it was some years ago, but
that, 1:, cant be greatly improved.
With the distributing and the
small mains the department's
emciency was turther hampered by
the lack of pumping engines to in-
crease the pressure. They are hooded,
and recommendations have been made
for two pumping engines of 760
gallon capacity, one to be installed in
Roz-walk. the other“ South milk.
The alarm system. which. libs-over.
has been improved to some extent--
camisted or three individual-am.
tents where there should be one main
stem.
”a“ hurts ray pride," Ir. Layton
said.“whenlhsvetopassonbaslnoss
here. because of the conditions and!
from a cold blooded standpoint. eon-
dltions are so post that the risk is a
flea. one." .
“‘1: Norwan was put to a crucial
' ' the. it wouldn’t
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Class C. wh areas _
, m the city as;
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"hfiumgsm-n; In? You to‘ Wake u
“$3.8!“ tial to this Inn-r “MM .
0"“ s” fizznhca ”I At a spacial Mowers m
mm m slam am no?“ Palm County National Baal
'hmugmmmm’~otromwmstmofi
ordination between t” three, and lets of the bank shareholders rep-
this should be roman-g. im an: oi the 2,009 outstand-
hgiaes are am and Mr “Cadflngshareaof stock. voted to authoria
wen delved It. the hatter 0t 'mlthe liquidation of the affairs of ill
them pm NW u“ v“;hnk as a national bank and more
tam tron n cuisine war uranium?“ a! e “It and "In col-pans
“com au- '1... Pol-yr. ml_der the Cosmetic-r into.
that mortar we. arm ”bou'
had to call on neighboring co-muni-y
ties, flor‘ which was In a;
credit to the city.
The recommendations of the en~
gineers has been for two pumpingi
There is a better Waller pressure
hi the First district bees-e or the
tact that the storage reservoir is
learnt to this district than the. h to
the Second district. triction reducing
the pron-he considerably. This
shale be reheated. and better new
atlas than the ton-«hob type be nod.
The volunteer system or the fire
department while it had thhgs to
commend it. has Inch to condemn
it. Mr. Caldwell said in recent-end-
hg that the department eventually
e an entire paid department.
this being started by a system of
"call men" at. first gradually elimi-
nating them. in order to get the full
benefit or motorised apparatus, than:l
Inst be plenty of men at the fire
garters at all times to go out with
the apparatus.
The alarm system should be per-
bctly centralised and codes
regulating building and all street-inn
details should be devised.
Following the talks Judge Williaai
r. y. the corporation counsel,‘
said that it the Kiwanis club was to
its motto of "We Build“ that some-
thing should be rather than
talking about such matters. and
painted out that when the hearing
on the fire department budget was
heard on blonday night. that none ex-
lose)?“ department officials appeared to
' any stress it
apparatus. 0 the need (or
ll was then made a motion that a
iotamittoe appear before the award or;
4- male and 'l‘nynlion and re . ‘
that Norwsn: be ghcn the fullcsgutli:
protection mmbll‘. and to endeavor to
have the two pumping engines oh-
lained at least. -
The attendance prize. :1 poker set.
donated by Postmaster .\l. J. Howard.
was won by Samuel Rooilner. A i‘ls-»
ing toast of farewell was given Mr.
lloodner. as he is to sail for Europe]
on Saturday mu] the hope was i
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pressed that he would return to Nor-
walk. as good. if not it better Kiwan-
lan than before.
There was it good altondanve nl tiiel
meeting and it was nnnounrul that6
the netv meeting would he an mywnl
monthly: and at thui time Mayor Cal;
viii ll. Burton would he prnsrnt and
captain the Cult Pasture plans and
also answer any qm‘stlous regarding
the plans.
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Irish FreeTuws New
Constitution Will Be
Made Public Tomorrow
(Contined from first page) -
confidently on the {not that neither the
shooting of Former Greene nor the ut-
tAck on Darrell [Piggis has produced
any sign of weakening or fear of in-
timidation among the Opponents of the
Slim l-‘cin panel.
_Thr.~ city remains remarkably un-
affected. at least outwardly. by the im-
minent-e of the polling. The people
apparently place more importunce on
what will happen when the new Pur-
linmcnt meets. There isxparticulat; in-
terest in the course of action to he
adopted by Eamon rte Valera. Repub-
lican leader. Discussion turns con-
stantly on the question whether he
will become a member of the Coalition
government and what he will do about
subscribing to the treaty. as he would
be required to do if he accepted a seat
in the cabinet.
Weather Forecast '
For Nor-walk and viciul'tyt' Fair to.
night and Friday: moderate tempera-
ture: gentle variable winds. becoming.
north and northeast. A slight depres-
sion in the Upper. St. Lawrence Valley
is causing cloudy and showery wrath-l
er in Northern New England. A long
trough of low pressure extending
from the Dakotas to Mexico In nosing
showers in the Upper nil-insipid Val-
ley region. Areas of high pressure
overlie the Grand Banks. Ontario. and
the Pacific coast districts. The tent-
with fly m and at times “st‘oekholdeeo M as m
ihearing held on April is on the an-
i Pretty Summer .
Approval 0! the m. d the
g
the election held yesterday corn eta
mutations of the ottlcialo‘ of the
bank for authorisation to'cbange [-
harter by tormer Bank Won-
cr Everett J. Storm following a
plication of the bank officials for per-
-nm to change in national char-tu-
to one Issued w the State of Con.-
mun-t.
Protect to the granting of per»
misuon to apply for a charter was
obtain a charter as a trust carom.
it would be subject to unwarranted
cosapetltisa.
The l-‘Uffieid County National
Bank will make a formal application
for a charter as a bank and trut
company immediately. It will reor-
ganize under the new charter and
will be known as the l’nlrfleld Counts-
Bam‘: &_Trust Co- of Norwaik. The
new organization will take owr the
assets of the old under the reorgani-
nation.
Assets of the Fairfleld County Na-
tional Bank as of May 5 was ‘13.”,-
299. The present Capital stock of the
bank is 8:60.000 divided into 2.000
shame. or stock with a par value oft
“mi. The capital of the Fukkld
County Bank & Tn-t Co. will be
for the same amount. '
Liquidation of the assets of the
National bank and the legal techni-
calities connected with the change of
charters. which are in the hands of
wit Cam a m Lupe;
rule!
rum-aw ail-in
W in a,“ t...-
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with m at tats-ass.
‘ ‘ ,. , 7' T;(. W
“I'D".MI“
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s sotml slam am. :17 s
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10 South Main SL‘
South Ronni;
Davis and Goldschmidt. attorney. of
Nviwalk. will probably trike two or.
thme months botoee actual change in i
charter can he afierted. _‘
Uncoby’s
Special Showing
Dresses
$1.98 52.9.8 $5.98
Sizes 34 to 52
Bathing Suits
Men. \Vomen and Children
$2.98 and up
Palm Beach
and
Mohair Suits
01'
Men and Young Men
9
$10.50 and $15.00
J acoby’s *
W is lower in the Upper Lake
region. but elsewhere unimportant
changes prevail. The outlook is for
continued fair weather with moderate
temperature.
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Conversational Corns-n.
As you my, Aurelia. honeyed words
.0 often ad, to mend broke.
BellYourdeanhthy
Bnd' geport Auto
Wrecking Co. L
1810 north Avenue
Between Oak and Center
Bridgeport. cm
mad-hand parts and tinn~
fit any make of ear '
We have a full line of
E‘lllipment at our new ,. v
is!
ill
No. 15 North min 81:. .3 i.“
Norwalk Chronicler