Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 4, 1922 · page 11

TUESDAY, JULY, 4. 1922. :33

 

 

 

 

 

4.. .

man—am

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. > . "w~m~rx~ ...:.;.::‘.::.._....M-m Wm...” sum»..- war—2r: . r" ’ " " ’ " ”r ‘ '
'3'" _ 1 J——— __ . j: . , , . fin... ._ . , _. .. - .- _, 7‘
. , , , ‘i , .
. ' '. ° - 9 _ ' ' . t. ‘ ' 'I - o -- ‘ :
e on me -3 31 19 ‘. vertzsements Bring Return '
- ———- ‘ _- .___-. ______> _.d u ~ _ w “ _, V .. - __ -. . . . ~ . s r
' j , . a . _. ’ ,
W _ I
WANTED 3" 1 FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICE LEGAL NOTICES “ . i] T 1' u o G 13mm
- .-.-_._,,,__~- t—mq :- —: 4- - , . . . A I .a . y .- ea . ' 0
k N E r I—v—,‘.J— - - - V ‘ r 1. . '
" “3 ”5’ “MEMAKERS FggnuseALs vegrorcii‘ldhggif' fight??? We 3“".3“ SE“ . . Diggl‘lgfigl‘ It)?“ %%T§#§L‘lfcs%l}§§b- Auctioneer fl
2 wagons and harnesses. ,Mr. J. Ver: SECOngkléAgéhgé‘gTHIho BATE COURT. July 1. 1922. t “ ” ' WA. 11W .”
,, w, 5,, ; , , . .. » - t. , - tidy. Com 0 Road, \Vestport or phone , j ‘ ’ 7 . ESTATE OF Matthews Corbett, . m
' “ ,‘ [L If “mm“ 0m” 344. p at 40 “ 3‘“ SM" 2": 80' horwam late or Norwalk, in said District. (19- ""'_————— = we Store, m "0
,.. t mom i .. Will: machines. Phone 2 a... lceased. ’ ' _~
.~ — - ‘ ~ ~ Tliat the‘adm' ' t l -
Apnlv IQR SA'LE Athlo fl‘mim' mllllipy‘flltl Mfs' Tuttle having returned is gfigEiItisEa’dministration acgéisiihztlt‘t); I V ‘ PATENTS . "
‘ ' (“girl-pert“ :Ttiilln .3 Orgilnrultesmof ltroll‘ev pleased to give personaldattEnttion 1:: fillsF Clourt for adiustment at the Pro Wooster and D‘V’ifl - 7-,
, - " lma ' ’ -
lt JAVUHS 5; 503's. or 10 minutes walking distance from g‘il‘?;gm:;5;ill.fig;;§f3 If 22W If): is re_ bate office in .lr’lorwalk, on the ~13th . A, M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIE
Em tb ridgebAp 1;: atr‘fioifi‘gm :3,ng quired, I have very beaugfui pelts. giggingaitduthdl’fhatleggogsclgigréggé ATTORNEYS AT LAW
a'on .0.. C..o a ': . - . . .z .
- ml 1w Street. 3 THE TUTTLE 8 OP in Said Esme may be notified them Formerly Examiners U. 8, Patent

So. Norwalk.

 

SouthNoi'walk. you SALE—-Buick 4, sturtt-l' and

lights. Ford ton truck. l-‘ord sedan.

 

wire wheels, starter, lights, 1 horse.
manure spreader. bottom dump. horse
cart. Raymond. Strm-t & Son, Darren.

\‘VAN i‘l‘ll) ‘(lood nurse for baby 1 12,
young Woman lIt"\\(t'-ll flu and 30 who

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

84 North Main St., South Norwalk
Telephone 389

 

AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL
REPAIRING

Boseh Magneto Service. All makes
of Magnetos, Generators, Starters and
Ignitions repaired and installed. on
autos, speed boats, marine engines
and tractors by expert mechanics.
Finest equipped sltop for that work,
and also special fine machine work
done by the hourgAddress ,

AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION,
Water St. and Steamboat. Place

 

. MFSSENGI‘IR AND TRUCKEIAN .
Irail) from South Norwalk to New

York: good service quarnntced. Of-l
ficc l‘ohlman's barber shep. Phone
991.

 

 

 

 

had has Q‘xllk : i- l.t ;- in tho care of lia- Phone 100‘ 3
has had I‘Xltt'tl‘ ill I‘ in the care of bac ‘ ‘
Numb. t ”'1‘ ol 5 ixtiwl FOR, SALEarllntlgc touring. In. good
,___,____,_ condition, $390. lnq. 31 chmgton
s._,-._.___.._- W ,, .__. , . . 3t
war“ no (no; l.. . ,wimn wu. “‘9-
"m'" "w”iffl” f‘.”'f ".Pi‘liilj’k‘lAd. FOR SALE or to rent—Bungalow at
mm“ l"””“""““ “m “ ”j; m ’ ltl Gibson Court. all improvements,
"i“ '.A:":',““" T"”,“, AP. latest design. on easy terms. Will sell
\\,\.\lll,t.._ -..t u_ tn \»-' ' ‘ ‘ ‘, at cost. licady Aug. lst. Phone 1955.
bl) s. .r‘.‘.;.‘.i_ tr : ;.. !.':: ~ t 0.. :lt
ll” ‘\A',',;l..1 >31.‘t'l, Sax Ii. \ . lit. “l
’“""‘ ’”""“" M“ , ” “ , FUR SAT.E-—-Up—to-d;itc launch, 23x7
IVAN‘l‘ILYi Shiva,“ l. ., .-\llv|"1‘ (L. round bottom, tuily equipped.
inmwnwzv -- in u ‘v ‘ “~f”‘”dim0“fi- One year in use. For further particu-
“(ulnullltlvi " ‘” 4' “I”; J- 1“ lai's call 2230. St
Hit-:1; ., um, I t' lb. 3., “rslporl.
, , on.-- - ,. ,, __.____________ FOR SALE—Pony and cart, hlue roan
'1’ LFT pony, 7 years old. broken to saddle
0 I and grcat pet with children. Phone
" .._-_ 7 ‘HOV' m-IM‘D" ,'7 . ., for; q
'~~’ l l 3 Iw-‘i i‘t-till‘.~.'ttll‘nisllml. I\.t)l\\.llk 20"" "t

 

~i -1 - l lulu llt‘ll‘d‘lil't’lln‘l, l‘t“ . . . .
l I HP. SALL~3 taniily house, nearly

\ ' I it.’ _, Hill [it ”1‘ ll'tlllt-‘v' {‘lli _

, | , , , ‘ 1 new. large lot. improvements. ital—
" W 1' ‘ “"‘h‘ ““"‘““‘“"“3 “’ i‘nsottlement arrow Ce Mit hell
clutt- S. l‘ (my oi Slimline], “ ‘ ‘ 0'” " ' 0‘ ‘ C . -

- ‘ ’l'eloplione 1861.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'l t) l... l..- .illlllll six loom apart- FUR SA] E
u . m - iv. V: .w mmto llrliat-c. . l r ’
M , . m, H , “W, ANN". it.” m On hewtown Ave, house. i: rooms. ex-
“ ,t. . ,r-,.1 . . “1'. l in‘lilpq‘n‘xédi 0:11,: mi largo pnl‘rh. well wator. shade,
‘ . . , ‘ ‘ ' .‘ ~ cordon clrickcn house zarave 2 cars.
Ml'tl law. it l.\\»ht“- ‘ ' . . ' - "2
e‘ ,, V. .i. 1.3;”, U ‘ "9L 50W“ Lot 65x24tl icet. Price $4,900. l~0r par-
,. “W... 7M tit-ulars ask“:
, .. . .. .(ll.' . .'*.S
.i l . lu...:~-t.t~d rooms, (tnlrally 7 l\l’llll 8.11.0}? T HA‘H‘ ’ \‘orwnlk
ln' Hell, 9.; . outli Elwin Street. It ‘ He'll -I«‘<t'ite——-lnsu1"mc:‘
7‘ ' vy- .,- _ I ' t < ‘ i
I” I "l I. '“" ”t .. “l“ l-'- -‘” “1|- bUlt SAle A llt'illltlflll country home
‘.""'"l'“fl” :f“ "“‘_“"»’ “NW“: find at Three llmirs corner. 1 1-2 iiiilo
l“'l‘ ‘y’ -\ "‘ lf-j” J‘WL -l~ "I New from Norwalk. A 6 room bungalow
, ,, K ‘. , x . . , v . ‘ V
11]., '*‘ .. ”H “"""'”M M “NH" \Vllll pantry. l-rcslt We” water and
”LL. U garage with one acre of land. llousc
'. 0 .... ‘». ., . V
J, I ‘ h K ,. . , . (. ' ,_ .. is... seats old. l-oi sale .it saczitico
: I ,‘,.. .- j “SAPS: ’51f‘l‘d pl‘lt’f‘. $510 cash. Balance on easy
t t xi; ‘,. ‘1 Mint; " "' terms. For particulars John J. \‘cna,
’ _ _ 79:; “ Real Estate and liisurance,‘123 Vash-
‘ . ~ . "—- ' , 'V) ‘1‘ I)-
,, l I ‘ , I , “I” ”WNW“ inaton St, ltl. 1...t.. 4.
l ' , Q. , , .7 . .
, y .‘ ‘ ’“ ‘- ““1- [Oil S.\I.F3»llr:iiitl .‘ww Bathroom.
. ' ., H 55"". SI-‘l-lmn t'losct. china low—down
.H, l , , 2 . . h V. I Wm sl'” tank. enameled bath-tub and lavatory,
,1}, . ' , X. “x" \ju'l‘l‘ with all niclo-l-platcd titlinhs; slim-int
., . , .1 Y W p i. . I ' bit: bargain. White '(‘t‘lllllnld \Yttll‘l‘-
._....--. ' " closet scatr. $5. Sliitlcnbcre (‘0- Self.
”W" 3rd Ave. bt'HVUt'lll 36th and 37th Sis.
l\. Y.
E...‘ I O R I S FOR SALE
.4
, A now 6 room bungalow with all
improvements. li‘airtield Park. For

particulars inquire at the 0m”. “f

ill. Beach

llm‘. lttltd
‘ " 14:

l‘lu. 7,1.

J. M. LAY'l‘tiN & ('O._ I.\‘('.
5 Railroad Ave.

_...--.. _ __.h. _ _. __ .._,-._. _.

i-‘ranc-g St,

J
l
i
ll
5
I
I
-"u ["3 ti .. ll-Ill'til‘*l‘<‘ Sltl‘nvs
w»? l'.‘ '-l llv l'“ii\«_
l
i

 

 

. a... a, "ma-..

 

 

 

 

 

't'l.l‘t'l{l\'t’} CONNECTICUT. CARPET
“'5.“ ‘,' .. m was. CLEANING CO
‘i's:::~”‘.;i‘l.rfi.' ‘ ' ' ‘
(”WW ”I,” A 2.”. I: ’31”). 87 Cedar St. South Norwalk. Conn.
’i'vl. 1.3;: Phone 969
1;”... TV}. a” We clean and renew colors in
- Carpr‘ts and Rugs. Hand process by
a ,. Experts. .
v1" . Goods Called for and Delivered.
Sanding Sodas ~——-:«»---—
'lllt‘ Trustees of tlu‘
l - l:~.'>1l 5 l:,"l' till llu- lit-11:”: ,
l . z, .;... . _ no. rt... ..,- .._..,,,, South Norwalk Trust Co.
in: l: t'.ull‘lt.'llltll:. (ill t, _ I
.. . .ln 4 s... H. a vital. Q“ llt ‘ liavt' ortlcl‘t‘tl lllzlt ink-rust ill lllt‘
‘7 _ "m" ratt- of 1:: per auuuui lw credited
ll A MF ' ' '
It It‘ )t.ll( r.‘ in . S. ‘i :3 )._
«Le . . J . [H is lit i\n:slt
7 ~ . . partial-lit on July 1. 1922.1)0posits
‘ ., um; l ll. :gilM'lsT '
:mlf t” '. 3* 5-4,.” Norwalk, Conn. illlitlt' till 01‘ lJL‘l'Ul‘t‘ July l'ltll Will
. haw interest from AlllC first of

l Newt-ll & Murray

Clothiers and Furnisherl

July.

 

 

“10 N'v‘n VV'OO Know" 0. Ev HOYT,
153 Washingfica s: 80 NOI’Wllk Treasurer.
R FOUND

 

PALM BEA (ill SUITS

lv‘tti'Nl'leuly 1st in South Norwalk

 

A“ ondels ill’bol_ lad)": suizill brown handling,
"“'l”'1‘ltltt.\' have same bylirorins’

ll‘"r_“l’5'll_\ ttllll paying tor tliis'ad. Mrs.
.1 it. Hint, :‘w :llll St.. East Norttalk. Iii

$15.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ln'tl’GE '. . l
‘ HOWE ”AGE DEMANDS ARE GRANTED.
A:~:.:.Ln<l for one or tWo families. \\.S:'m:‘5‘?l’ll~‘.l.li, Muss. Julv I:—
‘ :Uw [l'i:‘.;. .\ .~ ,. ' " ' ,
li . v». : lv‘fs, llot Water heat unlou tor (l'xl‘lll~t*t-‘_l MT carpenters
mid i‘ o‘ r New 1920. Large to $1 an Muir \lv'l‘firli‘ in‘T‘ll; SD t‘t‘lits
.. _ ' " “Ht ‘tr 1 .,. .
4 lit 1 ,, : . 5, Lot 60x200, _ SIX. l:ll'_L:(‘ (till'l‘m ling: iirlit» “.h“::l:-.‘nll:.‘V
glut Saturday. ll is mitt ,1,(,‘,',“."1u\
I iirins “’lll negotiate with ”1th P.‘
, . . , , , \Vedncsday. m‘“
Cll.l.ll~..\ d: IZOVI W
Hall l'ls‘r‘w (liltl lil.=iii'ance _._A_‘ W.
, 't'h Tel 9.... Hated to Part With Jewels,
_ > 7u_ - “ The maxim expressing the futility
. of earthly possessions, "Shrouds have
3 no pockets,” was reco ‘ .
7 ). . - . . gnized ulth
l imdio Ileadqual ters ' ; frank regret by Rachel. the French
. 3 . H, :2 h“ lino 0f Radio I actress. Fondly contemplating her
i . II. M ”Ir “NW store jewels, she said, "And must I part
2. ‘ .- \ . . ‘ v with these so soon!”

 

'x'tl; Main St.

Bankers Originally Lonbards.

The great bankers and money lendv
ers of the Middle ages were Italian
merchants who came principally from
the cities of Lombardy and settled
in London. Paris, and other large
European cities. Lombard street in
London became a great financial cen-
ter and the name Lombard came to

 

 

 

STEAMSHIP TICKET AGENT
White Star Line, United States
Line, Cunard S. S. Line, Anchor S. S.
Line, American S. S. Line, Red Star
8. S. Line. For particulars ask
JOHN T. HAYES

Real Estate, Insurance 7 Main St.

 

ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away for
half the price while I am paying the
full price for junk I also pay 1c a
pound for rags. Phone 39942.
MB. H. FELDMAN,
5 Rowan St. East Norwalk

 

NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance truoking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van

of. the administrator will cause this

order to be published in a newspaper

having a circulation in said District.

at least five days before said 13th
day of July, 1922.

HENRY \V. GREGOR‘L .

Judge.

 

 

 
 

 

. , '1- ILA.
Good on all occasions.

 

Placing Responsibility for
Reading Railroad Wreck

(Continued on Page Two)

 

 

banknieiit. taking with it five of the
six cars it drew.

’l‘ht- (‘ape May switch had been
opened by mistake and John (le “’alt.
tltl years old towernian ar Winslow
Junttiou. is under surveillance by the
state police. lie is in bed at his home
in Hanunoutmi.

lttports that De “"411 had assumed
the blame tor the Wreck \Vrrc denied
by tho ltth'l'lllan'S relatives and also
bv the Reading management.

‘lll rxi-laiuing the appurm pauge
tor tlw switch, being open. ('hlu‘lps H.
Ewing. vice-president ot‘ illt' Huiildiug
Railway Company in champ or llllpl‘.

atious. said lie “Hill ll;’(l fill the
:‘\‘.‘lllllt’t' tor the movement, or lltt‘
(‘Mpt- .\la,\ brain-h, Homingly iii thv
lwliet that 2. train (it empty passen-
lll‘l‘ ('(\;l(’llt'> \\'lllt’ll lltltl lizissrtl prmi-
«lusty was the “Midnight Him-3‘
llo‘li‘oad otlicials said that when a
switch is 01““ >9. signal warns th'o

lugllii than of an :iliiiriiat,“2itil;_v train to
slow do“ ll. A train coil 1.: fully miles

 

for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City.. Building stone.

71 Cedar Street. 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 {or ijcprcsrntative to
call.

 

NORW'ALK MATTRESS (‘0.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk

 

ICXl'I‘thT AUTO
“'ill overhaul and
in own puma“. All
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490

MECHANIC
repair your car

 

WE SPY-It‘lALlZE 1N
Best quality loaders, gutters and
your order for your spring repairs.
tin work. Now is the time to here

Don‘t. put it off.
Remember “'0, Combine Quality
With Expert St-rvicc.
HENRY A. iIECEl.ElN

Plumbing» llt-atir-gm'i‘iiiiiiisg
Phone 4733

38 Water Stt‘t't‘t, South Norwalk

Azrtnt for

ruinous international Ont'l‘ipe Heater

ROOl’lNG

Slate. Gravel, .-\>llt".~‘103, Shingles.
Asphalt Shingles. Root Painting

and Repairing
3-ply Heavy Slate Sulfacrd Roofing,
$2.60 per Roll. Ila-d or Green

Till.) NORW’ALK ROOFING C0.
23 Elizabeth Strcvt Tel. 387

PLUMBING »—Tl.\'.\'I.\'G—- HEATING
Country “'ater System. Haunts and
One-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH S. KltlltY( 1111..
Tel. 492

 

 

21 Taylor Ave. So. Norwalk

 

USED MACHINES
All makes, for sale or to rent

REMINGTON
PORTABLE TYPE-WRITERS
$60.00

The Benedict News Go.
42 Wall Street

ninkvs of rats,

an hour, the} sat-i. “(ltlltl not have
lt'l! iiiv tuttlis.

'l‘iu magiiiiuiazi on the l~‘l_\(-r tool;
tlu- jiiiil won >\\'llt'l‘l a: lull sliced. Mr.
’ l-Juiiis' rltiilllli'll‘t arid. and this.
ltitllrvtl ill" (lt‘li‘lllli"!,!'.
l .‘(iu-ity inmatuuels. lmtiiltl tor tliv
“in“. «m; llw holiila}. \wrt- aboard
‘tlu Ha'n. 'l‘li-y vero mostly trout
ifiou‘lil-ii: .\'t w .lt'l‘hC‘} tt-\\‘:l\ and from
tho \.(’il.ll}' oi l‘ltttmitlidiia.

Wittlnn: t‘:‘t'\l.~‘ late today bad rt—
‘utovttl ‘lu- m1” kzizl- ot tlirro (:1 th.
<'(.l:tl:r~~ and tlxtluli no additional bo—
Elm". ':I‘.il l :< nut lliti..;.i: lilu-iy an)
"tum. \\:‘l is. iotilivl. lllw-lultly of
?\\‘:ilitr \\f«~;vnrt. of (limit, :iit‘l‘. N. .l..
ltnpéihuiau. till 1w» htnuttit his to-

it"‘llll‘llll'.

Frauds jatiiz;;- ~l alnw: heading std»
limit ll"l{- when \‘xz‘rtl t: lltl" tilinflt'l‘
infiltlll‘d lllu ch). [gluiuiieds sought
to learn thy identity 1;. thwkiilydniul
iitjiirl-tl ' palmtop? first ‘ll‘Iifil arrived.
Elntllt‘t' had In light the ir way through

 

 

stir lilitret'fi ill m‘tltr to (‘ltk’tl' a pas.
;-:~.tgt“-‘l:t,\' flit‘ thi‘ .-'.ll‘~‘ ll' l' 1.: ultra. Ar-
llllt‘ ’ lull; liilz Hitl’b l in l« tit“ lllf.’
ism": it, many “unit it '.tll!l\‘tl. '
‘ 'l‘lzt- lts~ :f'rintlr~lf- ll'Hl lutssrll-
ill ;,r u Lo :tll‘llt'tl Ll? rt lot train.
l‘HIH-“tl «2.23,th Milli : Il With l'llll
lllltll 'u Ilit'li' allu- jlgat‘utml livar
llllhr'lzll'tlll.

l lit ~ltlt ~ l’Ziit'lll- ---,. “3 «th! Itl‘ill
ll’ti‘rizinu Stillllr'l'. ll.‘ ‘l- l;(“ known
illldll an: Juxa'pli ll- «wt. rhino-um.
-'i;=t'. Jlllll: i“ Lilli ll l'lvl' ttlt‘lilllftt:
l‘l'. Ix’ Sold-ii. ll'tilw l’ llmlxllthlni
l..l:<l l"".|§.( l.‘ ttvi lws. l‘l.l;attlt'll-hltl;

ltii: n'lt'ltllllt'tl illfivll.

snail Player V. stitipéd
by Whit c (‘appers

} l‘-.\.|.'E‘l.\l(tltli, .litljx >3, turns llt"
luau“ liatt- lire >0 lll u . :tl :iui' ratt‘.
llu its-t titm that .‘a minim-r (it lin-

l;.,~t luill lius
> Iilll|\\'t stun
in Familial.

prot- ‘tnlllll than“: - L
iul. . ttviil Ul South .: .-

\‘lillt \‘ill'l‘l'ls liillll‘t -i

{fl

‘..l\l.llt('lll2l .i “wk .‘IL \Yllt’ll 'l‘od Ilil—
l« r. who is tlu wow-in ot‘ lllv .\‘u w
York .\lll\‘l‘lt‘:tll>, but ‘4 playing" first
l-uSt tor Saliullizi lit 1 Southwestern
tannin was tall: x; iii ‘ln country by
a gang oi :3 lllll|lt'.' :wl \\llllt‘ men
and smorciy lll.)l“I‘-.§ll]‘[|Ltl. Tlh‘
charms llll' cam.“ l‘l‘ii't-l'l'l‘t'tl against

Miller \Vt‘l‘t it failing to lot]; training.

 

and Hill-ant uug' llllv 2.ly conduct at

 

RHYS NORTH

ARCHITECT, DESIGNER &
SUPERVISOR.

B. S. Mass. Inst. Tech.

 

Phone N orwalk 2541

Watch for Office Address 5. N.

a public amusement 1-.\t"el‘[.
It isallt-gvd that .‘lllllt‘l‘ had lit-mi

drinking licznily and rum to Alllllst‘.‘—
nttnt l‘:ll'k Sunday all. liiooti whore llt‘
behaved in an llll’H'tW-l viimnly manner.
After tlu- gamu- lllt' ntxt at‘tci'noon.
.wliilt- he was sitting on; in front at the
hotel where he 11% .~'. all automobile

containing three min drove up. 110.
was invited to “ll-U; : ride and 21C-
ccptcd.

The car then sped smeral ‘niles
south of the city into 2.. m‘ asciy wood-
ed tract wh'crc 2:3 “it n \vort- waiting.

Here it was, accordiue it) reports, that
the clothing “'35 Stl'lehd fray“ Eiiller's
back and he was sew rt. ly beaten with
a blacksiiake whip.

 

______————-—-————

 

 

J acoby’s

12-14 North Main St.

 

SPECIAL
REDUCTIONS ‘
—- ON .- ’ .
Men’s Palm Beach
and Mohair Suits

Sizes 36. to 52

$10.50 to $16.50

 

Asiatic Peoples. -

They originally come from the Panilx
uplands. Half of the Alpine types of
the present world, the Turkmnan. the
Turkish or Tartar. the Armenian and
the Levantine are still natives of
Asia. Living men of Homo Sapiens
Alpinus or the normal mundclieads
of France and Germany have been
found in Afghanistan and Samarkand,
places from whence their ancestors
had never migrated.

‘.
_____..———-~'-—

 

" Lure of the Dunes.
Much of the mysterious lure of the
dunes is in the magnificent sweep of
the great lake along the wild shores
Its restless waters are the comple
ment of the indolent sands. The dis
Itiiit bands of deep blue and green
dhppled with dancing, While-caps. u

 

 

 
 

3m”

 

 

 

be a synonym for money lender or
usurer.

 

 

 
 

 

T17 a Classified Adm
the Sentinel. .'_. : i ' "b

 

 

Alpine people are frankly Asiatic,

through the openingsgim‘ '
It

 

‘ t

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LD Mr. Drake waddled down to
the pond one morning, and see-
ing a boat nearby, made up his mind
that as he had been swimming for a
long time he would take life easy; so
he hopped into the boat and called
to the Ducks on the pond to come
along.

"I will he the captain," explained
old Mr. Drake, “and you youngsters
can be the crew. I do not mean to
work any more. for why should I

 

 

sséimelout.

fie he”, ed/fl/o #0504125 '

 

 

 

swim when I can sail about .uiefpond
in a boat?" '

In a few minutes he had all the
Ducklings on the pond in the boat,
and a still breeze. sprung up just then,
and away he wont. bobbing; over the
pond as the wind waves hit the heat.
Now, it httppcncd that Mr. Fox was
hidden among the bushes by the bank
on the opposite side of the. pond,
watching for the Ducks that he was

 

0"
l
9' ' . it ill
MR. FOX SPOILS PARTY sure would be swimming about, and
when the wind blew the boat, with

the captain and his crew, to that side
Mr. Fox could hardly wait quietly, so
sure was he of having a feast.

”A whole boatload of young Duck-
lings!" thought hungry Mr. Fox.
“Whoever was in such luck before? I
would not bother with old Mr. Drake.
but how I wish I had a' dozen months
and paws! I could have Ducklings
for dinner for a week!"

Mr. Fox grew hungrier every sec-
ond, and when the boat touched the
bank, without waiting to find out if
the Ducks were going to get out of it.
he made a spring for “18130:“, expect-
ing to land right in the midst of the
Ducklings. ‘

But alas and slack for all well-laid
plans l—they often go awry: and so it
was with the wellJaid‘plan which Mr.
Fox had, for when he struck the boat,
out flew all the Ducks, and even old
Captain Drake was as spry as the
others. Fright made him forget his

old age, and he flopped his wings and

away he swam.
And where do you think Mr. Fox
was all this time? Under the boat,

trying to get free, for he hit the side .

and over it went, with him under it.
After a while he managed to swim out,
and there, for off in the distance, Mr.

 

 

*—

Wall Paper at 10-15-20-25c

Painting, Paper-Hanging at

CHAIN WALL PAP

13 Wall St.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Cities

1115 Main St.. Bridgeport
Send for Booklet on Patents

We Carry a Full Line at »‘

Per Roll

Lo" ’
Rates—Give Us a. Trial

 

COMPANY ‘ *

Norwclk, 0...}
Phone 450 .

 

FH BAXTER "

Dali O Show, Park l ”05' '
Bran Manama-011':

 
 
 

DBUGGIS'I' ~

I DOUTH MAIN ST!!!“
AGENT FOR

CAN DIES

 

 

Now at their new store

 

~10 South Main St., , .
South “Norwalk ‘7 ’

 

 

 

 

Fox saw his dreamed—of dinners.

It was no use to swim after them,
for they were close to the bank, and
he knew that the farmer's gun might
put an end to his ever again being
hungry it'lie was seen near the farm.
so he strain for the bank and sadly
walked toward home, a hungrier but

a 'wiser fellow. M

“A duck on land is worth more than
a boatful," thought Mr. Fox, “and if
I should meet one this minute here in
the Woods, even if it was tough old
Mr. Drake, I would like to see it get
away.” ‘ -

If“ ~~~~ .le. \

’.

Between Oak and Center 5%.,

Second-hand parts and tires to

OLD CARS

Sell Your Old Cars to the .
' Bridgeport Auto

Wrecking Co.
1310- North Avenue

Bridgeport, Conn. fr
Phone Barnum 5586-2 :

 

fit any make of car

 

 

(‘oiiiliiittcc ol' lrt‘dFFLiltd (‘rat't
Hay-n & llarttoni Railroad (‘0, the

the railroad.
ordvrmi by lllt' ii.
are Wanted to take their places at
Machinists
Boilermakers
Blacksmiths
Sheet Metal Workers
Electrical Workers

Machin‘ists‘ Helpers

Boilermaker Helpers
Blacksmith Helpers

Freight Car Repairers 85

Sheet Metal Worker Helpers
Electrical‘Workers’ Helpers

Apply to local agent or superintendent's office.
Street and Willis Avenue, Bronx, New York City.

' F. M. CLARK, Supt, ~
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co.

W'ANTED—MECHANICS & HELPERS

 

liavt notilicd the New York. New
1 their men will leave their places

oi tiiiploynwm at in A. ll. July 1. 19:12. This is not. a strike against
it is a strike would against a deduction in rates of pay
5 Railroad Labor Board effective July lst.

Bit-u

the following rates:

70 cents per hour

47 cents per hour

Passenger Car Repairers & Instructors 65c per hr.

Instructors 63c per hr.

Address, 132ml

 

REMODELING, SALE
All Wall Paper and Paint Stock

A. COHEN ,

Will Be Reduced to Makc
, More Room

 

 

137 Washin' gton Street... ?
South Norwalk, Conn. 9,.

 

 

 

 

r...

 

 
 
 
 
 

Dr. Dietz 1:
47 South Main St.

DENTIST

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Slenderize Your Figure
[Vat Your Purse

you are pe

‘Ihflyr Ira

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you are correctly corsets

rfectly gowned "

' W. B. CORSETS are 100% CORRECT in
. *QUALITY. STYLE ami FIT

appeal to the ecosomical3m «because the? are
jar Leas! MW

(3:15:11. :5 :5

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

in our Dllfy Product: moan: dot
. rubles, trained milkers. h
cattle _
cterltl'zed rewpuclec and mod-5-
" unitary methods of handling.

for 'your family. -

'iA

[Ire o! the puree: and ,

 

 

; ,- worm we“

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

carefully washed um

Such cleanliness mean- he”

 
 
 

Order of us ‘rcgularly and p

 
 
 
 

’Y’;

38!!! DAEY Paonm- ‘
F111. WEMPE & so!!!

 
 
 
 
 

 

”our”