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«in Newtown Avc‘ house. 5 room, ex.
in. large. porch. .weil. water. shade,
north-ll. CMCRW housectlfllea I cits.
1,... n5x2~in feet. Price 34,500. For par-
tzt uiut‘s ask——
JOHN T. HAYES,
7 “min Street
Real
{Sun SALFr-An u right plsn‘o. Kim-
h..:l make, first asacondition. Will
all roar-onlible for cash. Phone 1208-5.
Norwalk
Estate-insurance.
3‘ hJelke’s Good Luck Butterino
f ‘ _ fir Ch 6 finest spread for bread
W” HALE i-urnitlli‘O. dishes. house,“ urncd with cream. Contai s .
“m. m 31 Lemma My 1. ”6‘33““ oil. Endorsed by it ii?
1 fl , , Alfred it C' ' ‘
mu S.\l.E»—~Large field of standtntz Lew“ Allyn. c an and PM.
mats: and oats. J. l-‘odor. 322 Flax
i all Hood. 3!
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glut: SALM’Eight level acres. good
noun», part improvements. double
“4.10, poultry houses, fruits. berries.
.r mun. Terms. l). S.‘ Hull, 9i
.2 .mhlogton Street.
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i l-ttlt SALE-«One 6 incu wood work-
, ml: molding machine, 1 swing saw.
5 or.» 6 inch tcunoring machine circular
j .lw table with saws, shaftlng and
f wring. if: H. P. Reed & Volt electric
‘Hmmu- Some lumber. Also one bulld—
‘.:...: itll. (‘nll be seen at St. John's
Winn-utm- Shop, 2 to 5 p. m. S. B.
;‘\\i!:~titl. Adm. 11 Adams Ave, Nor-
i'llone 1064423. ,
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gnu; SALE-A Buick Four. starter
t out lights. t‘ht-sp. A Ford truck.
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- work horse. bottom dump wagon,
.zlurn spreader, horse cart. Ray-
mull Sift-Cl and Son, Darlen. Phone
it: S.\l.E~$12.000 takes 2041ch
”out: in one of the most charming
«nations in Norwalk.
it.\‘ilv'l. tart- Sentinel Office.
! ‘: iii; SALE—House of 6 rooms in a
\- l)‘ desirable neighborhood can be
will tor $4,300. This is a good house
till i-‘.
Address M
Mrs. Tattle.
pleased to give
Lfigustomera. A . ond~
vena on all work.- 12 '
quired, l have very ”2354?”; is".
8‘ N run rurrnn suoe ‘ "
. . orth Main St. South Norwalk;
Telephone 389 '
“Wins returned
Personal attention :3
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‘ Phone 1195.4 ‘ ' onn.
'Phone for regular
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Weekly deliveries
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL
Bosch M REPAIRING
agneto Service. Al
ogfimzetg. G‘engrators. Starieir'g‘dz-i
pa re and installed a
gasosh‘meed boats, marine engine:
Pines actors by expert mechanics.
and t equipped shop for that work.
_ also special fine machine work
dAone by the hour. Address ’ .
Uv'li‘o ELEO. SERVICE STATION
ater St. and Steamboat, Place ‘
. .‘il‘SSi-ZNGER AND TRUCRMAN
Y I'nil) from South Not-walk to New
ork; good service quarantced. Of-
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991. ohlmans barber shop. Phone
STEAMSHIP TICKET A
White Star Line. Unitegng'tlt‘atos
Line, Cunard B. 8. Line, Anchor 8. S.
Iiins, American 8. S. Line; Red Star
S. 8. Line. For particulars ask
OHN T. HAYES
Real Estate. insurance 7 Main St.
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away for
bat! the price while i am paying the
full price for. junk I also par la a
pound for rags. Phone 399-12.
‘ wl tuo- price right, inquire of Wii- MR-EFELDMAN'
Hoyt. Tel. 435. 6 Rowan so East. Nam“:
: i Mi: SALE-House right in the heart ‘ NAGY BROS. - A "
..; our city. 8 rooms, 1 bath. all im-
..t.-tut ate. it you are looking for a
(willfully located. Here you
i tvn ”HP. 1’l'i(‘° ‘5.000. cash $2.500.
luLlli F. iioyt. Tel. 435.
Ht‘
3 Hit SALE —\‘oung working horse. 6
won old. 2 machines. 1 rake and
ttitit'l'. Steve Kubovlc, Tariov
(‘onm-cticut Ave.
will SALE I’remo Eclipse cabinet
‘_.it.~ gas range. perfect condition;
~ t'lt'L‘illC toaster, 220 voltage.
amtwr. 1:! High St... South Diorwalk.
l‘vw {it MISS.
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twll SALE—l7 it. Dory equipped
uith 2 1-2 H. P. make and break
i‘. ..._. pilf‘i motor. inquire 52 Fifth St.
; t "l: HALE ~An opportunity to secure
I .t t.« W California Bungalow con.
i . ti ~ rnlv located at a bargain and on-
' . ii‘ :t-rtns, if you have $100 cash,
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ff. power boat. 4 1-2
Clutch. reverse.
.ilt't'ii
glut: S.\l.l’2- is it. 7 it. beam. Power
; two, -i ii. i’. Palmer engine. Cheap
an m, om». R. Ryan. 20 Cong!“
-. . ‘, Hil‘l Ntii‘Wiilk.
i Mi: SALE-Ford truck, A-l con-
’ z'. Will sacrifice if taken im-
:. l;.. Phone 252 Darlen.
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-' i Hi: .<.\l.l-J~--i.oi. highest point Quin-
f.l»i int-mm. 501150. inq. 23 Quin-
; ;.\.~nue. Phone 737. '
: t‘r ll; HALE or to let—A fine six room
! hump with large guden. onshore
. . ., Harbor View. can be bought for
'mt tillliillli‘ offer. (300d chance 101'
mu l. Miler. For particulars apply at
..i L;illi"t'li('(t street. South Nomalk,
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I ”it S.\Ll-;-Rcfreshment parlor. Mid—
“.i} lit-st! P06! road, Norwalk.
M'll area at of ill health. Build-
' L'fois, “it stock Price $950. Call
»~~. '. i m- tilt- place. Edw. Yockers.
i Mi: SALE—Beautiful Angora kittens.
it. immnhh». Boyer. Grove St.
‘Jwt‘ntnn lit-lights.
i ”it :i.il.E~A beautiful country home
n' Three Bears corner. 1 1-3 mile
Mm Norwalk. A a room bungalow
nit wintry. Fresh well" water and
.2 ."ears old. For sale at sacrifice
Ili‘i'. $500 cash. Balance on 03"
'~ l'llir. For particulars :0” J. Venn.
“Mil 5518“" and institution 123 Wuh-
.. H 11"!” St. Tel. 1292-4.
int: SALE—Brand New (Bathroom.
357.. Syphf‘m closet. wins ”sundown
I 4 mk, enameled inch-mm hum-
not till ntckeLptatstrmtinu: special
‘ i~ : bargain, white celluloid water-
.:.,_.; Swath, $5. ‘Seidenborg 00-. 54‘
I ‘;13‘..‘.\e. between 36!]! M87“: 8“-
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you SALE '
A new 6 room bomber With I" “
Hrr pt-tm-tllents. Fairfleld Parkr For
t;» .rw ‘l'l.:i‘9 inquire,“ the we °t
J, M. LAYTON e no. mo.
5 Railroad Ave.
i'.tt.-:o- with one acre ofiond. House ~
Local and long Malice truck!
all kinds. Piano moving. Speculum:
for moving purposes. Daiiy' tripe to-
New York City.. Building stone.
71 Cedar Street. I Phone 318
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
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 for representative to
ca .
NORWALK MATTRESS C0.
I-‘rsnkllnsnd Monroe St. 80. Normal]:
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
“‘ili overhaul and repair your car
in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
CRANES’ MUSIC STUDIO
Commercial Building. Norwalk. 1 to
9 p. m.. Tuesdays. Wednesdays. Thurs-
days. Violin. Banjo-Mandolin. Haw“-
ian-Guitar. Ukulele taught. Instru-
ments sold on easy payment-i
WE SPECiALIZE [N
Best quality leaders, gutters an
your order for your spring repairs. .
tin work. Now is the time to leave
Don't. put it off.
Remember We Combine Quality
With Expert Service.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Plumbinngcatlng-Tinnlng
Phone 473-3
56 Water Street, South Norwalk
Agent for
Famous international OnoPipe Hester
ROOFING
Slate. Gravel, Asbestos, Shingles.
Asphalt Shingles. Roof Paint!“
and Repairing
3-piy Heav'y Slate SurfacedRooi‘inm
' 82.60 per Roll. Red or Green
THE NORWALK ROOFING C0.
28 Elizabeth Street Tel. 887
PLUMBING -TINNING—— KEATINGA
Country Water System. Ranges and
One-Ripe Heaters .
JOSEPH S. KEIth JR.. ‘
Tel. ‘92 -
21.Tayior Ave. So. Norwnlh
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TRUCKING
Lo Distance of All
[M ”32‘3“":an 8s FLYNN
* (Oflice Lear! a 00.. R. R. Ave.
Tel. 1511
Home m an
. USED MACHINES
All metal. for sale or to not
. ores.
rostrum 1mm-
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nomad
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‘ iamond in
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Heinlei- in South or East Norwelk.
Thursday -P. M. Revardghone 2137.
" LEGAL NOTICE
SOLVENT NOTICE
District at Norwalk. as.
4 . 19:1.
(Juggling: 15' A D Mitchell. late
in “u District.doaeased.
for the Dis-
h" limited. am!
the tilt0
Kinds.
Wt!
. British Legion. he being a life mem-
'MI’
> Thedeath of Gerald Doherty occur-
red last night at his home. 52 Whitney
avenue, Bridgeport. after a long ill-
ness. He leaves three sons. Thomas
1 . Doherty. a member of the Board 61:
Aldermen. James F. Doherty ‘0!
v‘ Bridgeport. and Joseph F. Doherty 02'
New York. ofihe firm of Dohertv
Brothers. general contractors:.and A
ulster“ Mrs. J. W. HOWe of South Nor~
walk, lie was a member of the An-
cient Order of Hibernia
no. and t
Holy Name Society he
church. .
l‘huzt'nc ,“qu'cr.
Eugene \Venfcr. a well-known resi-
dent of Stuart avenue. passed awn;
last night after an illness of about six
weeks. Besides a widow. he is sur—
vived by three sons. John. Ernest'aed
Lugene: and one daughter. Rather-
inc. The funeral will be held Mondav
morning at 10:30 from his into home
and at it o'ct0ck from St. Mnrv’s
'bliurch. interment in St. Mary's corn-
glory.
. Mrs. Edgar K. Norton.
K. Norton. died last cvei’n’ng at her
home. 5 Dav street. She was in the
44th year of her age. and besides
her husband is survived by three
children. Viola. Frederick and Ethel.
The funeral services will probably be
held on Monday afternoon from the
late resident.
Baby Pilgrim.
of St. Patrick‘s.
‘Rttn Scoiield Norton. wife of Edgar-
”nint- immerses.
way at 11.365. .The.Crimson second
crew. showed a rcgulnr sprint stroke
at the start..beating the water at bet-
ter. than forty. and shot into an im—
mediate. lendersithst continued. to in.
crease until the finish.
' Al. the first half mile flag-a the Cam-
bridge crew had an advantage or
mom‘than two lengths and still main-
tained a xii-stroke with the evident in-
!tentof killing it all opposition. Yale
was:beating a 2 and dropping-slowly
aster-n as Harvard with a longrreaoh;
'and snappy recovery sent the shell
lancad on' even keel end-with little loos
I of headway.
I Both. crewsdroppedthe stroke nose:-
the mile; but iian'ard continued to
gain especially as Yale on theseast‘
course found the water rougher.than
iHarvar-d. partly sheltered by the west
shore. The Crimson appeared-to. feel
the beat to 31 at trait a mile from the
.that the race was won and dropped
'the beat to 81 at half turtle from the
innish. and Yale by raising her stroke
to 33. managed to creep up again,
until there was less mall-breeiengths
so rating the two slag),
ca: applied a little. to "W to
the leg drive dogfsfoefiing event)
through the rough water crossed :the.
finishriiue fully three lengths tn_ine
fore of the. New‘lin‘ven rival. The of-
ficial finishing timepof the two shells
'as announced as: ‘
“ Harvard. 11 minutes 05 seabirds; ,‘
Yule. 11Mutes 16 secon s.
Showers followed in fire flvakeeo! 4h.
morning‘sffloes and these were ex-
pected to flip the waters of the
Thames until the river men said that
unless there will! a change with sunset
Rocco» Pilgrino. infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Pilgrino. died‘at the
home of its parents last night. aged
but a. new months. The funernl‘yvill'
he held tomorrow afternoon at 2'
o'clock from the into home and inter-
ment“ will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
F‘tmcrnl of Miss name.
Tire flfneral of Miss Agnes Bayou
was held this morning from her late
home. 82 “(est avenue. at 8:30 and
from St. Joseph's church at 9 o'clock.
A requiem mass was sung by Rev.
Dennis Hurley. 'l‘he poll-hearers
were Arthur Gentiarlo. George i‘oolcy.
Edwin Gormley and Thomas Young.
The burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
[iv-Private Tom Price.
“'orti has just been received in Nor-
walk. by means Ioi‘ a notice in the
Stockport County (England) Borough
Express. dated Thursday. May 25th.
1922. of the death on May 28rd. of 0x-
I’rivnte Tom Price. at the age of 85
years. He was grandfather to the four
Price boys from .Easf Norwaik. who
enlisted in the Canadian. British and
American armies ‘ at. m
V'l‘hc four born 'I ’Wifif'qm. 5110th
as. Herbert and Johnnie. The latter
died It. year am) tilts past April. from
the effects of wounds received in serv-
ice.
The funeral notice of their
grandfather is given as it appeared in
the above-mentioned paper:
PRICE—May '23. at his home. 4
Queen street “'csi. Chesterguie. ex-
I‘rivote Tom Price. who would have
been 36 on June 1. Deceased. who
was out on Friday last. was thr- oldest
veteran living in Stockpori. During
the Crimean “'nr he was on duty in
Ireland [Illili‘tiillE Russian prisoners
there. In May. 1517. along with the
late Drummer H. irown. he visited
Manchester. and in \i'liitworih Square
shook hands with the Kim: and Queen.
in January. 1:122. in- wns photograph-
ed on the, Paine.- stnge. Manchester
with Miss Moon \‘iviun. the principal
in the "Puss in Boots" pantomime
He was a familiar figure in the district
of Ringgit-cot \Vt-st. He leaves a son
(in America) and a daughter. wit}.
whom he resided. Thel‘uncral is on
Friday afternoon ill. Stockport cemc~
tery. G. “1 Tumor. King street W’cst.
is the undertaker. The Army authori-
ties have been requested to send rep.
representatives. lilso members of the
her. The cortcgc “leaves the house at
2:15.
HARVARD coions' '
SWEEP T0 FRONT .
IN TWO RACES
Continued from Firm Page.
appeared at the starting line for the
initial contest. Despite the uluatisfac-
tory conditions. there was little delay
at the start. the crcws getting away at
10:45, with the Harvard first year
oarsmcti showing the way in the. first.
few strokes. Yale hurried her bent at
the beginning and the Cambridge shell
profiting by her rival's ragged oars-
manship led by a quarter length at
d of a quarter m e.
thi‘dxe‘i’livarti rowing 32 to the minute
was almost a half shell length in the.
lead at the half-mile With Yale beat-
ing a flat thirty. The Eli youngsters
”(3‘11 to put their. P3035 Jnto the
stroke. at um point and without rais-
thclr rivals at the en
hndvjumped into a, ' -
still rowing a. long ptea‘dy thins. VHard
turd moved up the etc-“10:34, an
the ei'lect was shown when gm
shells hit rough water- mg i, ‘
boat. moved tot-ward; yith 72‘ one.
and headway. but the fimfigmmml
u and wuss ,.. _ ‘ n
to I“M‘o’ua‘izttitles at lite-gong end one;
tings. where .1. M
if mile 7 .
{1:3 It. was almost-r lead};
as M5
[58‘ rev rm “1 d“ — g.
oar: and well "rook!!!“
unwind u the oral! _
the Blue I“?
‘1 about two has
anti
(h. fim tn. m, A! :31.“
lam
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conditions for the 'varsity four—mile
scheduled for late" this afternoonu
would not be much better than those.
that confronted the oarsmen durng
noon.
this??? LONDON" June mix-Asst:
ctatcd i’rcss).——chntta.dnp dawnca
calm and placid on: this rriorniriglth
perfect weather setting for the 5'31
mnizng at Yale and Harvard 13“:
\‘(Triiiy cross. The waters of
Thames river. the scene of the fore;
noon and afternoon races. slipper}
with hardly a riple into the ocean at;
there “’us every indication that tat;
nimttn program would be complet
“uncut a delay or postponement.
Out of town spectators for tile
morning: races over the two-mile
course between freshmen ‘and rumor
'vnrsit} (tights were slow in arming.
i-Ivtn slower in arising were ”:8
night—before clan which 'fillcd .10
overflowing New Londons hott s.
The possiltility of defeat laid. n'o
heavy hand upon their evenings
celebration and townt‘oik and decor-
:mem “@59me Vende'rif were-long neut- more
' her
Here Har- L $
gthe visitors within the gates. begun
t3 make their presence felt and
heard.
Thorperen'niai venders with. his
shock. of flags. balloons,, miniature
oars. red. and blue skull caps and
revtlvmg celluloid fans had seized
every street corner for a one-day
stand long before the exodus from
th:_milroad station began. in pictur-
esque cast side jargon. he bully-
hcoed his regatta wares in‘ strident
tom and only a blind and deaf man
could have passed unaware that Yale
and Harvard were about to meet in
aquatic battle.
To. the gathering adherents of the:
two universities' rowing fortunes. he
rwas a. necessary adjtmct to the day's
celebration. ° Novena pretty girl or
undergraduate escort ran the
gauntlet. unscathed. Before they
hall joined the gathering throngs
awaiting the observation trains late
comers were no: libennlly decorated
with Yale Blue or Harvard Crimson
as those who first rushed the venders‘
{t riches '
Principal thoroughfares quickly
became congested with motor cars
{until the downtown portion of the
city resembled a huge open-air gar-
»age. Oire glance at the hundreds of
automobiles parked. about the city
sustained the demand of the author-
ities that all drawbridges leading
from New London remain closed for
one hour after the final race in order
that autoists might get away before
the yachts headed downstream. -
M. GUTKOWSKY
Furniture. Stoves and All
Houselumishing Goods'
87 NORTH MAIN STREE‘P
— SPECIAL -—
All Cotton Mattresses
Roll, Edge—Any Size
At46.75
Henry Beaupain
. Elm Trees Sprayed
awmbury Ave. Tel. 1400-18
The. Trustees of the
‘ South ‘Norwallr’l‘rust Co.
in .
have ordered that interest at the
rate of 4% per annum be credited
to depositors in the Savings Dc—
pilrtlncllt on July 1. 1922. Deposits
made on or before July 10th will
draw interest from the first of
Jul)“.
0. E. HQYT.
Treasurer.
GET A BENEFICIAL LOAN
WE LEND MONEY 'on HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS. ETC.
WITHOUT REMOVAL: also on
GUARANTEED NOTES. STRICT
PRIVACY ; we do not lnqtlre of em-
ployers. LOANS UP TO 8390, repay-
abie in from 8 to 15 monthly instill-J
merits, or as desired.
LAws'uL CHARGES ONLY,“ based
upon unpaid balances, for the exact»
timejyou have the money.
CONFIOENTIAL Coxsuurs'i'ton
43am; LIKE seamen. It; will pay
and get, acquaintefiwith our methods.
83333101115 monsoon!!!
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If
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you to investigate our Plait further, '
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CANE.
Gottlieb’s ‘
Now at their new store ii
10 South Main St, . ' 3
South Norwalk
OLD CARS
Sell YourOltLGars to the‘ 7.; .
Bridgeport Auto. "
Wrecking Co.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center 8,. w:
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2 ‘ -
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fit any make of car
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