"' ”WANTED _ 1
Apply Norwalk
lhf street.
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‘5!
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FOR SALE or,to rent-4 room house.
J.
;NBSALE'
~nll improvements. Inquire 10 .
Crescent Tom. South Nanak.
Phone 1745. ' .
.51 Park Office.
Ar- H
Must be over 16.
\quhlne Shop, 22
trees. shrubs,
{all time. Ready
prices. “'riie us.
ltmlwslcr. N. I.
>5:
FOR SALE-A beautiful country home
at Three Bears corner. 1 1-2 mile '
from Not-walk: A 6 room Mow
with pantry. Fresh wen water and
garage with one am otland. House
is 2 years old. For sale at sacrifice
price. $500 cash. Balance on easy
terms. For particulars John J. Venn,
“‘9 Sgflfinelis * cm.-
York; good service quot-unwed. 0t-
'23.: Pohlman's barber shop; Phone
92 Taylor
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BUSINESS NOTICE
MESSENGER Norseman .
Daily from‘ South Nor-walk to New
.1
Avenue Phone mama”
Real‘Estate' and insurance, 123 Wash-
lnxton St. Tel. 1292-4.
m gardener. Ap-
ll", llmd. Lesurlea,
Juli
#9,.”
‘ 1 9T zoneral house-
.tpply Mrs.
.l"...l;:.
FORSWm to buy two good
lots near the Marvin Beach lots.
One 50 by 150. Price $420. One 25 by
150. Price.8280- Also, small house $800.
122 South Main St.
makes of..mf8. Reasonable prices.
Satisfaction
trial.
‘BI'l'TNER’S omen
Phone 378
Expert mechanics. Wat done on on
. guaranteed. Give us a
Address P. 0. Box 543 South Norwalk.
2. Phone
All n'nll".
boarders- All
accommoda-
\\'1‘l'e Mrs. J.
l) Box. 333,
-h
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l'mil llllll op-
lxvr orders.
. .5.
, l np- rotors on
Apply at
Franklin
”.2
4
11rd Ave: between-36th and 37th Sts.
FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom,
:55. Syphon closet, china low-down
tank, enameled bath-tub and lavatory,
with ‘all nickel—“plated fittings; special
big bargain, white celluloid water-
closet seats, 35. Seidenberg Co.. 545
mutt” business—an usual buying
“Id 8mg m and second hand inr-
niture: also junk at
H. ASH _
Formerly Jules and Ash is 110'
s. Noawamt
or Send Postal
N. Y.
For: SALE-—Reireahment parlor,
Midway lit-st, Post road. Nor-walk.
Must sell account of ill health. Bulld-
ing 2F-x35. with stock: price $960.
Call and look the place over. Ed-
ward Yockers.
Line, Cunard '8. 8. Line. Anehw 8. 3.
Line, American S. 8. Line, Red Star
8. 8. Line. For particulars ask
Real Estate. Insurance
BTEAMSHIP TICKET AGENT
White Star Line, . United ' States
JOHN T. HATE
7 Alain St.
‘wl‘a work by
[Del-.0. ’
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Pulp! -An cx-
{elm-“ornan to act
l’--rmnnrnt
may. “'ritc
use and
31212105‘ (20.,
'0.)
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and
:ll'lllln
6. train:
w firm,
room
Write:
n71
:wom with
l or ”.3
light
21 N.
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win-ls. ladirs'
of
return to
Nor-
Zr:wa: d to
Wham gold
at Sr“.
t-‘O RS.\I.I~l——Overland Chubby rend-
stt-r, Maxwell touring: car. Buick
rrzulsicr. Oakland touring, Chevrolet
sedan. Studebaker bus and Ford
truck. Prices range from $75.00 to
wamo. Austin's Garage. Phone
1531-.
there, leno use giving it own for
half the price while i am mm: the
full price for junk I also pay lo a
pound for rage. Phone 39942.
5
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
MR. H. FELDMAN,
Rowan St. East Norwalk
FOR SALE~chderson 4 cylinder
motorcycle in first class condition,
5195. Tel. 106 Darien.
FOR. SALE—Suburban house with
one or two acres of land. Chicken
house and garage. All kinds of fruit
and berries. Wonderful orchard.
House seven rooms with all improve-
moms, newly painted; in excellent
repair. Select neighborhood. Terms to
suit. Phone 2405 after 7 P. M.
FOR SALE-wt farm of 70 acres_on
the post road between Not-walk and
Danbury with 1 mélc frontage, about
35 acres under cultivation. 35 to 40
acres of very heavy timber and pas-
ture. 13 miles north of Norwalk, 9
miles south of Danbury. 11 room house
in very good condition with Delco
system electric lights. all improve-
ments. Cobblectnne garage for two
tars. l‘iro chicken houses. Big barn.
Vows. Team of horses. All harnesses.
About 20!) chickens. All kinds of iruit
trees at big bargain. For particulars
call John J. Vcna. Real Estate and
Insurannn 23 \Vashingion Si. Office
Tel. 1292—4 or Rvsidcnce 2813‘3.
FOR SALE
One new six room cottage with
bath, butler's pantry. steam beat:
all improvements, in one of the bust
residential sections in the Third dis-
trict. Can be purchased on easy
terms.
J. M. LAYTON & (70., INC.
5 Railroad Ave.
ONE l-‘AMlLY HOUSE
Desirable section, 7 rooms. all im-
provements, $4.500. _
Apartment to rent—«9 rooms, all
improvements. immediate ‘possf‘sslon.
Rem $60.
One family house, all improvements,
fine resitkntiul section. Price snout).
O‘BRIEX e: BOVI
Real Estate and Insurance
4 South Main St. Tel. 977
CLEANING CO.
87 Cedar St.
Phone In
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by
Experts.
Goods Called for and Delivered.
MASON WORK
:rmFICIAL LOAN
A
as:
‘-'U\'.\l.:
.‘JOTES.
also 0
ll” TO 5300.
‘l
".HCES ONLY, base
" “1’ Mr.
~\‘If'E. it will pa
‘2 "fr Pian further,
' - w“h our methods.
' ~‘-L LOAN SOCIETY
D“,
. Stamford, Conn.
.‘Jm'walk Agency
,\ orth Main St.
..,..
w;
1'" Person At the
e Address,
l. 1"
.
“52¢
.-
“WHEY on HOUSE.
PIANOS. ETC,
' STRICT
Tm: inqtlre of em-
_ repar-
‘. ., monthly instal-
for the exact
. r ‘0 NS [’LTATION
Merchant’s Assn.
. 0" Applications
that CO ,
Contracto
Ave, Phone 2824.
CONNECTICUT CARPET
South Not-walk, Conn.
“'e clean and renew colors In
If you have a chimney to be built, '
a fireplace, plastering or the building
of walks, drives, roads, or grading
work this concern and its capable or-
ganization is in a position to do the
same in a expert manner and a right
price, “Viol-k well done" is the thing
and H. Fabrizio, Mason
knows how. 14 Snowden
NAGY BROS. ’ '
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
THE HOME
fed 4 Ad
mouths-Lt opened by the;
you. immortal-oxi-
.1350 enzyd.’ 0: mt con-
crete road on Bentley—Ave, this city.
Seam upon ,
which will be reloaded upon return
of the plans and specifications in
Each bidder .sh‘all accompany his
proposal filth a certified check for
not less .than 5 per cent. of amount
of the bid andsame is to be made
payable to the City Treasurer or
Norwalk. Conn: . ,
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids: . . ,
For further _ information apply at
Room 7, City Hall, Norwalk. Conn.
’ ' C. L. BARTON.
C. J. WHITE. -
Mayor
Com- on Streets. .
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court. June 15, 1922.
Estate of Annie M. Wingate, late of
Norwalk. in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es—
tate to exhibit their claims (Or settle-
ment. Those who neglect to present
their accounts. properly attested.
within said time, will be debarred a
recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
ANNIE C. CANDEE.
_ Administratrix
ORDER OF NOTICE
ADELE L. JOHNSON rs. BERNARD
H. JOHNSON
State of Connecticut. Fairiield County,
Superior Court. 55. Bridgeport. June
Mattresses. pillows bolsters and
cushions of. all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating, satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 {or representative to
call.
NORWALK MATTRESS co.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk
MECHANIC
repair your car
EXPERT AUTO
“Fill mtrhaul and
n own garacc. All makes of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
CRANES’ MUSIC STUDIO
Commercial Building, Norwnlk. 1 to
9 p. m.. Tuesdays. Wednesdays. Thm
dnyn. Viol-in. BanjooMandolln. Hawai-
Ion-Gultar. Ukulele taught. Instru-
ments sold on easy payments.
15th, A. D., 1922.
Upon the complaint of the said
3 Adele L. Johnson. praying. for reasons
linen—in set forth, for a divorce re
turnable to the Superior Court ixi‘and
il‘or Fairllold County, on the first
i'l‘uesday of September. 1922.
g it appearing to and being found by
%the subscribing authority that the
graid defendant is absent from this
State and gone to parts unknown.
Therci‘ore Ordered. that notice of
the pendency of said complaint be
given by publishing this order in the
Evening Sentinel. a newspaper printed
'ln Norwalk. Conn. three times suc-
gcesstnlly; commencing on or before
‘- the 26th day of June. A. 1).. 10"“
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morning at the home of his daughter.
Kn. Eugene m as Wm'
nvenue, ‘
ed by two daughters. an: Sanderson
of this city.~llrs. Westbrook Britt at
Stamford:
wood of “'arwick, N. Y., and also by
held fro mthe home. of his daughter
‘a. lingering illness» The deceased
WMWMYW
acedlslmn. He‘issnrvir v—
and 4; son. Joseph Look--
13 grandchildren. The funeral will be
on Tuesday afternoonfl at 2 o'clock.
Rev. John J. Snavely own. The
remains will be taken to “lenient.
N. Y» for interment.
m (dean.
Francisco Cello. died last night atl
his home. 13 Woodward avenue. after
15
survived by five children. Hrs'Car-
mine Riccio, Benjamin Celia. Consti-
no Celia of Bridgeport, Frederick 0e1-
la. of South Ameri‘, and Mary Ellen
Celia. of France. The funeral will be
held at 8:30 from the late heme. Wed-
nesday morning. and at nine o’clock
from St. Joseph's church. Interment
will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
Funeral of J. H. Bates.
The funeral of John H. Bates of
Newtown avenue was held at 2:30
o’clock yestreday afternoon from Fa-
ble's Memorial chapel, VVestpox-t. Rev.
Edward S. Belden of the Westport
Christ church officiated. Burial was
in the Christ church cemetery.
EMPDOYES or ,
C. u. HARRIS
HAVE OUTING
(Confined from first page)
and single men, won by single men.
prizes being eight packages of Black-
stone Junior cigars.
Thu-«legged race for men won by
Ned Sherman and Fred Hutch, who
received gold pocket knives. Second
place was won by John Germanage
and Steve» Budnick, who received a bill
fold each.
Peanut race for ladies was won by
Helen Stamitis. who received a vanity
case. second prize. a box of six hand-
kerchicfs going to Stella Ficdorczyk.
The 50-yard dash for ladies was
won by Mrs. E. I'errine. Who received
a sterling silver carving sot. Bliss
Catherine Mockinr won second prize. a
pair of silk stockings.
The lidhyard dash for men was
won by Georg;~ Brotnorton. who re—
ceived a sterling silver cigarette case.
Second plan» Went to D. Maslowski.
who received a French brie:- pip-e.
The. relay race. l‘ivtl yards for men.
was won by Eugene I’errine. and 1:2.
Lyndlanovitz. for first place. They rc—
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FRED w. Tit-Ker.
Clerk of the Superior Court for
-Fairfieid County._
WE SPECIALIZE lN
your order for your spring repairs.
Don‘t put it or.
Remember We
With Expert Service.
HENRY A. HECELEIN
Plumbing—aHeating—Tinning
Phone 4733
56 Water Street,
Agent for
Best quality leaders. gutters and!
tin work. Nov: is the time to leave
Combine Quality .
South Norwalh
l
f Hospital
Get Diplom
(Continued From Page One)
4 Graduates o
Air. Strnyer. who pointed out the uni—
l2; coml-irtl: L. i :19! other
the; thcorttlrizl and the practical}:
-< -l‘. school.
ROOFING
Slate. Gravel, Asbestos.
Asphalt Shingles, Roof Painting
and Repairing
$2.60 per Roll. Red or Green
THE NORW'ALK ROOFING CO.
23 Elizabeth Street
3-ply Heavy Slate Suxlaced Roofing.
Tel. 387
and minim-«l with it the (ltmcnulri
Shinglegz service that should Chamotcrizc it pro-
‘chSlOH.
l , ,.
In H.» .
Nightingale pledge
Class by .321???"
Origin til": history.
Mr. Redford. as president of
Dr.
One-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH S. KERYt JR"
Tel. 492
21 Taylor Ave.
rLUMBING' —'r1.\°.\'r.\'o—— HEATING
Country‘Water System. Ranges and
So. Nor—walk
hoard o: directors rrvsrntwi
mas to the grant.:‘:tcs———-Mi§(s Mat»;
H3261}. Madelyn Raymond.
Cypher and Viola McDonough.
0nd to none
profession as sec
and pointed on
good it accomplished.
TRUCKING
local and Lo
CARR AN 5; FLYNN
(Oflice Leary 8.- Co.. E. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. :6:
USED MACHINES
All makes. for sale or to rent
BENIN
GTOH
PORTABLE
$60 00
m Beadle: News co.
‘3 Wall 81"
Distance of All Kinds.
how the nurse shares
and anixety with the physician.
also shares in the
tor the patient‘s recon“:
Hess or injury. Fir. Redford said titer
was nothing too gem:
and promised there Wont
ed for their comfort 3
one of the best equipped
in the country.
Mrs. Lane. secretary 0
Visiting Board. p
tal pin to the mom
'The address to the
by Judge John E Light.
did drilneafion of the place of
f the indie
bers of the class'
Dl-J'ACOS )IIXTOS BACK
“Ev,
list ’church. ha
Han-13' burg, Pa...
Grace church in the
POLE VAULT EVENT.
(Continued from First Page.) ‘
Foreign
Camp, No, 9, United Spanish Wa
d Magoo.
Iron “Works Athletic
No. 1. Hope Hose company. Ad
TO BE TRIED OVER
No. 12. American Legion, Veterans of
Ward. William McKinley
Veterans, Carpenters union. Industrial
Nor-wall: Boat club, Norwall:
association. May‘
flower Hook and Ladder company.
olnh
convention held there.
been done, Mr. Minta
the past year. the Sunday
partment contributing $900,
en's Auxiliary 52.061267.
men’s department be
five thousand dollars, making-n
mission. aside from special
r tions front mam
controlled by the Xew
Convention. Mr.
thanks to the
Dreyfus with commercial float. F...
Y
late Shop with ,
many othcs are arrangm
the parade whose names w:
later. ‘
g {0 Que:
waged betw
and win the first prime.
Any organlution.
failing to have reee,
mittee as.“ b an
body is invited Int?
‘ 1",”; Advem
Email.
my '
H.
Cullen withpcommercial float, Chaotic
ll be given
Decorated automate to be a featm-e
this year and a rivalry is now being
eon oer'tnin auto owners
as to who will do the best decanting
~ society or club
ived an invitation
will kindly notify ”the carnival com-
.ud ever?
requested .tn; , .7
him and to the c
the somrt
nabling
conferred upon
of Norwaik for
church. thus 9
‘share in the pro:
l'
Deacon W. C. htinton of Grace Bap-
a just returned from
where he represented
New England
Great work has
n reports. during
school de-
the Wom-
and the
tween tour and
total
' 8,000 for Home and Foreign
of about 3 subset-1pc
duals and churches
Baptist University a;
‘ -. N. 3., which is owned an
Railway England Baptist
moton extends his
church for the honor
given" the
t to do its
ram as mapped on:—
nurse in the community
sick room. The address was
ly modern in
psychological
finely illnstra
erature with e:
familiar. Many
wish that the -addre
lished in full.
The benedic
the Rev. Chapm
icy Episcopal c
dered musical
nears: Amman Alex-mm.
Sterling and Rudolph Srec.
iin solo by Mr.
13er enioyed.
Relreshments can
ice cream and cake. were scrr
at the close of the exercises.
CLEANUP DRIVE
barlgrounti.
ted from the field of It
have expressed
an S. Lewis of
numbers were
sisting’ of rum:
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meet and stems Ti
(in: the?!” .—
who make complaint!»
we gin their name.
be held m mm a1-
It isles-ed by this“
format; will, 50"].
Z'Cr m’ in: llol‘mmun the
was gin-u to the
who explained {lit-
the
{i i plo-
Dorothy
Mr. Redford referral to the nursing
in the
restiOnsilsiiity
and
pleasure and credit
n; from sick-
? {occur nurses;
(1 be provid-
nc enjoynler.
nurses‘ homes '1 :
resented the Respi-
gmdoating ring.
was a splen-
the
and in the
thorough-
both its mientitic an
and was
hich Judge light is so
the
55 might be pub-
tion was pronounced by
Trin-4
hurch. The finely ren-
by
Charles
The vio—
Sierling was particu-
ed to all
IS UNDERWAY
' ‘ all received by the “eta-ft“
will be gin y ll be taken to see;
, on P ‘ . l
W. ‘:
which will
do: them:
,t't'llé'd $3: in gold. which was divided
{between them.
The quoit match was xvon by Joe
Santa and E. Luttizo as first, with a
IIWEN, ,
a
Royal James
Hotel - '
Norwalk, Conn.
WONIEN~
and . 7
CHILDREN
In Norwalk
Wall Paper at 1045-“
CHAIN WALL p-
13 Wall St.
Phone 450
Painting.
Puget-33!“ ,
ire Us a TM,
Representingr ‘
W. S. RICE,
”Adams, N. Y.
Our experts, MI. and
Mrs. Finnegan, will be
EH. B
mom
a 8001'"- uam m.
noon-r ran
CANDIE
at the
w»... ., ,... w...
Every ruptured man,%
woman and child should .
.prizr- of Si each.
The outing started at ‘2 in the after-
noon and broke up at ltd-)1: o'clock
iSaturday night. Sports were held
lfrom 5 until
was krill until 16:35}. Joe Santa's six
piece orchestra furnishing the nuzsic.
‘\ lucky number dance was held.
,. .. , x '. '--...~' ‘.l««.~, r' ‘ _ . ,
(,ut Cilaractrr (‘l (or, .\‘..u$kb Sc..o-l which was won MY .\0. a. the couple
‘ - .
ll‘r‘lilg lit-ion Janci and l}. Maslowskl.
f 1 _ 3W1: bliss Junci roct‘iVGd $3 and Air. Max;—
. . '3 f~ l’ .e.“ ‘ rt nursing was no ,. , 4
Fame l ‘ . « ea. .m‘ “Tu" ‘K H“ , _ . ouelu l’((‘€h(d 5-.
Us In Elnqzmnal One Pipe H teria business or trade but a Ill‘OlL-SSiOll, 3‘
. The committee in charge of the en-
- :iirt program confist-éd of Eugene Per-
rill. chairman. .assistod' by William
Barr. 8. Glover. Jami-s Stamitis,
Joseph Santa and Edward Lynblano—
tits.
"(he (ifiht men who composed the
:r 1mm in the tug of war con-
\vilmine
it’s! \vere:
H. (Tonntl‘lrmash. L.
A. R‘Llolti. 3L liltinski.
Pranka. J. Sauvlcka on
Weather Eat-east
Countermash.
R. Ricardi. \\'.
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d B. Maslowski.
t For Nor—Walk and vicinity:
tic-El weather with probable occa
showc
,ate easterly
isliowers have occ
during the past
The greatest amount we
at Portland. Maine,
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Wind 5.
C‘
i land
hours.
incln‘ 5
wet"
t1
‘ y a...
.ttul from
1
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‘65 few
cs 1'
Disturbances are central
in the Southern States.
on the Southern California c
pressure is high over the
Province-s and along the
S.
Mountains. Moderate
v obtain in nearly all districts.
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t Try a Serrano! Want Ad“
ant-r which dancing.
Ifnsct-
sionai
rs tonight and. Tuesday: mods-r—
Light to heavy
uned in New Eug-
twenty-four
s 4.4:
Showers
"“0 FCPOrtc-i Zrom the Southern
scattered
:1 the “Fistcrn Plains States,
this morning
Ontario and
cast. The
Maritime
northern bot;
der fromthe Great Lakes to the Rocky
temperatures
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The Rice Method for;
Rupture is known the?
world over; You can
now see this method;
demonstrated- and hare?
take advantage of this
ortunity. ‘ ' .
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to you.
charge unless you ar
satisfied to keep the out-
fit after having the'Ap—
pliance adjusted and you
see how perfectly and
comfortably it holds. No
harsh, deep-pressing
springs; n o t h i n g to
gouge the flesh ' and
make you sore. Can be
worn night and day with
pad, any degree
ofp‘i-es-
sur‘ereq’mred. -' ,-
When ' thou.
a
and obey. When
ding Presents you
1
their 3'51? by giving .somet
‘t
e
eolators, Curling Irons, -
and etc. Special paces for
and”
They promise to love, honor
buying Wed-
wfll add to
hing
Electrical. Electric Irons, Pet»
Lamps
Frie
3 Rice Appliance fitted:
x
Absolutely no ,
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. win-v4
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positive comfort. , Soft,‘_
rubber-like, composmon -
Don’t; wear atni§s all,
Now at their new « i -
10 South Main St;
South Nor-walk .
OLD CARS *
Sell Your Old Cars to the ‘
Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking Co.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center fit.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 558612 _
Second-hand parts and tin:
fit any make of car ‘
.,_ .
REMODELING semi, , . j_.
an Wall Paper and ram—main
Will Be Reduced to Nah
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