wmrnp ' FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTIGE t . L334“? :NOTIcE-s misnomer-onto l on tbs" and Enact-3k
k “ ”a —‘ - , A . ' , - ‘ " SCHOOL G UNDS ' 7 - ' , . E" ’n: : '
FOR SALE—BIG BARGAINS . P. ROMANO . . ORB-fining! Norton. . L . 1 ms. £in 1 .
MlNlLllERS ..\.\'TBD Ford touring: 1922 LIVE POULTRY ”mfg“. The South NOW?“ Savings Bank vs; ; " ' READYFORFAIL . ' W'Emfly F.'W1§mot.. aged_ 71;
> , ed and Dre“? Louise P. Davenport. Anna Ryan — 7 f . years. died at her: home, 12 'Clay'
l‘ squeezer
. ed.
\th have Vulcan ~:l for expo.
rimmed men an . also can use
3.1 H.’ WHO WOULD LIKE
‘l O LEARN MOULDING.
AWL. Employment Manager,
:v‘l whirl-z mould
hands) ‘.
trim YALE a: Towmlf
..l A N U FACTURING COMPANY,
STAMFORD, coxx.
\‘\' ANTED.
.lssistant to win-
:;1 card writer.
UUSTUIV STORE
ill L‘ .
Yum”:
(luv ill
ill
CM.‘ t».
W.ANTElL~An expetrlcncl'd bookkoelh
er. one capable of doing complf’le
officn Work. Must be accurale at ”I."
preferred.
urea. ,Mlddle-aged woman
Good chance for advancement. AIL
drool: ”S" in own handwriting. Care of
3, 3i
Sl'lllllll’l,
WAN‘Fl-lllwit-ling lady to assist in
nlllr‘r- ni‘ v. story. Must haw» know—
lmlgu at short hand and tun-writing.
Allow-:5 lll twin lmntiwritmg. Oilice,
Guru of Sunllnl-l. ‘ if
“VAN’l‘ldlL-Llirls ~on Singer sowing
murhllsr-s. good pfqy ‘Wllliu learning.
Apply ll Jacob o‘c Son. 5!) Day St. Rt
Gem-ml llrluscworker. ‘ 2
Apply S1 \Vall SLJI‘el. 8.
WAlfl'l‘Ell-
- "m family.
WAN’I‘BU*A good carpenter. Apply
at 45: Van Zulldl St. East. Norwalk.
1mm ~
WANl’fllk—Experil-uccd stenographer
:lmltypist. Apply Clover Mfg. 0.,
Winnlpauk. Phone 1115.
WANTED'aSnlt hat mars. Steady
work American Hut (0., 25 Grand
3‘... Norwnlk. 3t
'Vl’AN'l‘lCl)»~ l‘lxln-rlnnl'ell npcrators and
Cllfl' i~"*ill.'l”ls’. Apply Lonny Shirl (70..
ll (“hr-Mull? S? 3t
—.~- - -_.._...a
WANTED¢H1€
mlulls. :: or 4 unfurn—
isl‘lml rooms. with improvements. in
rm‘illwl l'H'tl'lUll. “'l'ilk- XYZ. Care r,” for "HP cheap Deplltv thrifi
0" . a.) ) '1... q .1 .11. .. _ g ,
‘ "m“ l n” ' "t Edward ll. lloulcns. Telephone 215.
W'AN'I‘I'YU "Ull‘lw 1'“! “Km 141001“? FOR SALE» Alzlxu'ell touring car. in
W01 ll. Cowl lMS‘ l‘llnllvs Mitt. 135 good (“(Il‘ltllllllll. pricv reasonable. Ap-
qulhmflull bill-“t. 3t ‘ll‘y‘ ul‘tnr 5 p. ill_ 23 l'rlion S'... SOUlll
~ Nun-walk 3’.
\‘VAN’l ill! “Young, lady of good an—
r'r'il'nllV“ and I'lllll'ur't'r in In"! “S FOP. SALE~K9gs and “earn-lie, now
rushn-r lnr lxmuln lenll‘o'. “'l‘i'e- l'llll
Ohm-L. h» l‘. U Jinx VJ. Nuru'rllk if
W A H‘l‘l‘ill *Tiltll‘llllfihly (-mnpvlcnt
Ford sedan, 1922.3
Run less than 200 'miles. O'Brien Ga-
rage. rear Muhackemo. 3t
FOR SALEv—1921 Ford coupe. $375;
1921 Ford coupe. $350; 1917 Ford
touring. demountable ‘rims. $90. Will
take your old fax-d in trade. Also a
Ford racing body, all complete. $50.
Phone Norwalk 2153, after 6 pain. 3t
FOR SALEoComer lot. Wallace Ave,
Marvin Beach, 100 feet by 140 deep.
vael lots. fine site. overlooking Calf
I’mture. C. McGovern, Agent. Elliott
St. Phone 300.
FOR SALE—House, at 3 Laura. street,
six rooms. some improvement:
lloom for driveway and garage. prlc
\Vrite Joseph Jubass,
rr‘zLSOnabl"-
Room 407. A. Y. C.
277 Broadway.
R SAL
Paar. Practically brand new; $150.00
less than cost. Call anytime after 54
1*. M. today at 7 Center Ave, uptown.
FOR SALE—‘50 acres. high good View,
nearly level; good buildings. includ-
ing stock. crops and tools, $3,500.
Easy terms, I). S. Hull. 9‘ Washing
ton street. ‘
FOR SAL ‘ Ford Runabout. 1917,
_. good mec anical‘coudition. good top,
new rubber. extras; average 25 miles
gallon: will sell for $150.00. .Zeller,‘
West Norwalk road.
POP. SALE—1922 Dodge coupe, fully
equipped, cost $1,700 new, run 4.000
miles. Will sell at a sacrifice. For in-
formation P‘hone 393. 9‘“ -
FOR SALE—4921‘ Ford sedan. 1920
Ford coupe. 1918 Ford coupe. 1920
Ford, suburban. 1920 Dodge touring.
1913 Studebaker touring. Priced right.
George Lane. " Hamlet St., Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Oldsmobile 8,111 good
running order. paint, good. 8600.00.
L. M. Wright, Regent Garage. 3t
FOR SALE-An attractive new six
lr-mn house. with all modem im-
provements. inquire (Wigs. Carlson. 8
..
t
l’l:=‘l SL. Bust Norwalk." 0
FOR SALl-IHIUZU Chandler touring
oak, fir» in lilly gallons. Headquar-
tms. wholvswlu and retail. Gv‘t our
[ll‘ll‘PS before you buy. Cheapest place
in the Slum. Reynolds Farm. High.-
gxrl "-ll lwusvxxorlw-l; \lillill: and land Arc. l‘lmm- 2854.
Ull‘l»lll;i 3i’2rl (“Hill “mil r'l-u-lnlllcmi-
(Kl Miliw ne-ul law-l'ru-ml. ’l‘vl 1144. FOR SALE~~A beautiful, 6 room home
._ __. in East Norwalk, near water. every-
WAN! Ell lirlmr’l~li(~~ll npmulrn‘. on thing you rould desire. only 5510.000.
pn- Illz‘lzlrlh,\ April} :11 (lll't‘ it) “0‘0. Mitchell. Telephone 1561.
“"le l‘ ~ :2; i'llll ll...:‘n Sll‘vt‘l, Nur-
V11”: m FOP. SALE—~A beautiful country home
__.. __ .--_.._, _______~-_._..___ at Three Bears corner. 1 1—: mile
TO LET from Norwnlll‘. A 6 room bungalow
with pantry. Fresh “'l'll water and
TO l.l.‘.\"l‘ mp”: . .. - garage will om- Hire of lunvl. House
[in m m...‘ 1....“ 1.114ch lumll :lllrl ll lr‘. ".3 :n-rErs mill. For sale at sacrifice
m.” 1'- \:‘-v f "“‘~ '1” ll-(nll-rn llll- pry-e. lam! l’:lSll. Hakim-o on easy
l' . A." lam: rAl-Jrall’t'. l~:lll’.‘lr.wx llllhw n-rms- For particulars John J. \‘ena,
I .. «I ff” ' im‘fl'” ""47 “Fl '1‘ lira: Estate and Insurance, 1233 \Vash-
‘ 1"“ “"7" ‘ ilt inann St, Tel. 1662-3.
. ‘i. Y‘HlllllN‘vfilll inmrm-m FOR SAI.E——Brand New Bathroom
. .\illl.|::l:‘. lllqlllrr- nu $55. Syphon aoset, china. IOW~dOWD
, oi” 'l all”: :l’fllllll‘. tank, enameled bath-tub and lavatory
l... ml- will] all nickel-plated fittings; special
- big bargain, white celluloid water-
».x “mm... (in N0 close-t seats, $5. Seidenberg Co., 545
‘ .n'll‘all. Adult: 3rd Ave. libtw‘een 36th and“37th Sta.
bu. Y.
’l south Main St, FOR sup
l’llll‘l. {Hum 9, ‘ ‘4
;. m A forn- leluily house. five minutes
, _.__~_ _ firm: comer of South Norwalk. paying
g.» “fluornyrb l.- per cf‘nt. on investment. $9,000.
1.7;”: VIEW" BEACH
Whinllt‘ll, all year
lvrn (-unu‘nieuccs.
. . lsnnm (-03}. For
: l.» April lsl. Aura"-
l:‘lllll’ [n ople, Tole-
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. .JLD CARS
Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking Co.
1310 North Avenue
reen Oak and Center St,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
nflhand parts and tires 36
‘ any make of car
All;
.
1
A
'2
El
. nue. all improvements, with two car
Two family house. near West Ave-
guruge, $6.500.
O'BRIEN & BOVI
Real Estate and Insurance
4 South Main Street Tel. 971
J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.,
Real ‘Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Avenue 50. Nor-walk
* . .SECTICUT ‘CARi’E'
‘CLEANING co.
"v" St. South Norwal Conn.
, Phone 989 k.
Jan and, renew color- in
and Rugs. Hand process by
failed for and Delivered.
(l. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
. ~ Otfice A. D. Morgan
. more Store, South NW
i.\'$ CHANCE
. . . ._ and ‘T‘
HEAL ESTATE
57.”? file. Boat—.331:
fire-wt.
‘. , , Non-m. Michigan, memo: thiseity, is vi.
.t... Lstule-Insurance. ‘ sumo... V5m_,flft"i.fahd,i..n&1s. Andrew
JOHN T. ms, Ghana’s. oi 13mm retract: for. 3
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LOST
LOST—~Bundle of clozlfies between
“New Canaan and Ridgefield, Aug.
2’3. between 1: and 1 p. m. $50 reward
to finder. N. Y. Cleansing, & Dye
“forks, 59 Cherry St..
Bridgeport.
Conn. Tel. Bur. 25:88. 3t
LOS’IL—Blue Cameo pin. diamond in
center. Reward if returned to Mrs.
H, D. Cornell,‘164 Main St. Norwalk;
CARD 0F THANKS.
“'9 hereby wish to thank all friends
for their
reavemenl of our mother.
the many floral pieces. ’
MRS. JAMES ROBERT N.
MRS. FRANK MIDDL N.
' MR- CHARLES PRICE.
. 0 ' r our " .
E‘ 192‘ mOdel F0 d t ing ‘drives or roads built
kindness during our be—
Also for.
Poultry Kill
4" You 'Wait. :
13 Chestnut St. So. Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 300
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Fowl ...... ....... (”Sc lb.
Roosters .................... 42;: g. .
Broilers .................... 0 1b.
Native Broilers .............. 5 c
READERS ! ATTENTION .1
'a 1. dly otter our servicesto their
Pniiblgabecause we believe that our. .
present customers will recommend
new ones that We pay best prices for
second “hand furniture, junk and all
kinds of metal.
Give us a Trial.
Phone or Write.
H. JAFFE
East Norwalk
37Fort St. Tel. 499
Mason Contractor
Are you planning to have ,
Possibly it. may‘
be grading work, a. chimney or a fire-
place-it. the job comes under the
above suggestions, H. Fabrizio. mason
contractor, can do it, do it correctly
and‘at a conservative price. Some
the finest jobs in masonry work about,
this viciuty have. been done by him
and his capable organization. ‘ Ma-
sonry work in its every feature done
the better way} Office, 14 Snowden
Avenue; Phone 2824. _
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
Bosch & Eismann Magneto Service.
All makes of Magnetos, Generators.
Starters and Battery lgnitions repair-
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
STATE. OF CONNECTICUT, Fam-
South Norwalk Saw-DES Bank pray~
ing, for reasons therein set forth, for
the foreclosure 0f “'0 mortgages and
the, possession of
the ‘subscribing lauihorlly” that Anna,
Ryamone of Said defendants is resid—
ing in New York City. :93“. york. and
that Henry Henkin, (unto of Said de-
fendants, is absent from the slate and
gone to parts unknown.
“ego; the pendency of said complaint
be given to said Alma Ryan by des
positing,a copy of said complaint and
this order of notice, on or before the
24th.;day of AuguSl. A. I). 1922. in the
post office. postage
by registered letter at No. 10 ’
94th Street. New 6 “est
lYork. and that notict‘ of the pendency
of said complaint
Henry Henkin by publishingr thisw or-
der in The Evening Sentincl. a. neWs-
paper printed in Norwalk. three times
iuccesls‘ivegiihcommencinc on or be-
ore t e .. Bay of Al ' .
1922.. mm, Ala
Clerk of the Superior (fourl for Fair--
and Henry Henkin.
FIELD COUNTY. s u P E RIO-n
COURT, (5%. BRIDGEPOHT, August.
23m, A. D. 1922..
Upon the Complaint of the said The
the
It. appearing to and being foundjgy
THEREFORE ORDERED, that no~
. bald. at South
orwulk, directed to said defendant
York Gilli.- New
be givon to said
MICHAEL J. FLANAGAN.
field County.
All work guaranteed at reasonable
prices.
‘Water Street and Steamboat Place
~Telephone 345.
-DON‘lr lam-om- root lean. Do you
know We, put on Asphalt roofing at
less than mt ot wood shingles? The}r
look much better. wear better and
have a fireproof surface. We also do.
slate. gravol and Asbestos roofing;
Three-ply rubber roofing, $2.75 per}
roll.. Leadnrs and gutters.
NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 387 or 2955.
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 it: a
pound for rags. Phone 399—12.
MR. 3. FELDMAN,
5 Bowen St, East Nor-walk-
NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Plano 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
Mattresses, pillows. bolsters and
cushions or all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovatinggsatls-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a. card or
telephone 317 (or- repl'GSinlative tc
ca .
‘i'
‘ NORWALK MATTRESS (‘0.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk
EXPERT AUTO
“'1“ overhaul and w... your car
in own garage. Ail n.;..; " of cars.
Starting. lighting and i.:m'i.n:. a spec-
ialty. All work guaraulu-li. l‘l.one 490
.."-l liC‘lA NIC
Tnucmm
Local and Long Distance of. All Kinds.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN
(015cc Leary & Co., ll. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Alum E. Kearns til-v .~
ORDERIM” NOTICE.
Edna May Kcarlls
vs.
\Villiajn E. Kearns
STATE OF CONNECTIVIT. FAIR-
FIELD COUNTY. S If 1‘ ER] OR
(‘OURT. se.‘BRllM‘.El’OllT. August
23rd.. A. D. 1922.
Upon the' Conlplitlill. oi the said
Edna May Kcams. pmylnz. for rea-
sons therein set lorlh. lnr a divorcel
returnable to the Sllzwl'iur (‘mm ml
and for Fairflcld County, ill] the firstB
Tuesday of Scptembrr. 1322.
It appearing to and lwmg lound by.
the Subscribing {summit} lllat VViLl
mill iivff-ndant isl
absent from lhis Slaw ill'lil'gffllg ml
parts unknown. .
THEREFORE ORDERED. ‘lhar no-3
time of the pondmlq- .-,: mid corllplaintt
be given by publish-n; this order inl
lllv Evvllinz Svntllv‘. :l newspaper:
primed in South Kill-“ilk. (‘onnectb'
cut. three times .iilmuissil'l’ily, com-
mencing on or lW‘WiTl' lllt‘ :4llzrday of
\ugusl. A. I). 192:.
mCllAEI. .l lr‘l.AI\‘AGAN.
Asst. (‘lcrk m lllv' Sulurior Court for
‘airiield l rsullls
l
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETlNG
OF
BOARD OF ESTIMATE 5:. TAXATION
Notion is hvlvby given :lln.‘ a spe-
cial 1TH" ting of llle [board of Estimate
mui 'l‘nx lion is called for null will be
held ml ll'lzo‘nesday evening August
Illillh. 1%.}, ill siren o'clock. standard
time l~ ._:,.t o'clock new lime-ll in 1119‘
Counci. sllzmllwr. Cily 17:151. for the
l'ollowr ; purposes:
1. ’l' 'iliikv It special :illpl")}ll‘lfl-
lion 2": w ill!" unnppropl":lliui rov-2
enues ‘- ll‘nurth Taxing District
in lllv .l o!" the Fire, I'lcparlmem.
to {In}. rlaim ui’ Samuv) McGowan.
2. .i}lD!‘G}ll‘iil.l(l from tho unex—
ppn.:.-.§ ; ancvs of (he miscellaneous
accruing: ml ll)? Fourth Taxing District.
Hill at the removal of refuse
-.llll sum or sums as may. be
to tilt: .
:lCt‘lllllr'
Home Tel. 363
BENEEIFIAL LOANS
300. to HONEST mrsons
TUBE. I’IANOS, ETC,
REMOVAL. Also lend on GUARAN-
TEED NOTES. NO PA‘VNS. FIF-
TEE.’ MONTHS to repay, if desired.
ONLY LAW’FUL INTEREST CHARG-
ED on unpaid balances, for the exact
time you keep the money. Com
sultalion and advice FREE. SERV-
ICE is strictly confidential. Put all
rour obligations in one place, thereby
keeping your credit good. fills is a
SAFE place to BORROW from.
Beneficial Loan Society .
r434 Main St. ' Stamford, Conn.
so. NORWALK AGENCY—NOR-
WALK MERCHANTS A330,,
8 No. Main St. (3rd Floor) 50. Norwalk
Write or Call to the above address, or
PHONE NORWALK $14493.
’iAlll: lill Nit
We have been in this-town for the
last year and a half and have not been
closed one? day because oi- lack of.
.
with us since we opened and. they are
all very well satisfiedgwim their work
and their pay, .‘We still have room?
for aboumteen girls wboare expe-
rienced operators, on single and «don;
ble needle machines.
light-and 'steady and the pay is 8695.
Those wishing to take advnnlage,;of
this opportunity applyio?“ " ‘ 7
Mrs. magnum, of Jackson,
. LEROY" SHIRT COMPANY.
117 Chestnut st. . '
Sentinel, Want Adveniusenieu page
1““: w“ .
faced Results.
WE LEND MONEY. in amounts up lo:
havingl
steady incomes. on HOME FURNI-i
WITHOUT!
l
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work. Most of our girls have 11783114
The work ._ is '
. Sommm
4Y2$£3llill and llPt’fPSFfll‘jV.
l’lA-appl‘oprlnlf’. from llw uu~
flf’l‘llll'xl
u r:-
n. 5'5
(lemon: .ell‘isabie and nf'cossary.
' Imam .: the (‘izy of Nor-walk. this
p35”, .11.; of August. 1922.
3 FALVIN l... BARTON.
Mayor.
i .‘iltm—l .‘
‘ s'l‘ElrnEN nouns.
City Clerk.
TWENTY-SIXTH ulsrmcr
REPUBLICAN CONVENTlON.
before said meeting.
Daléd August 24th, 1922.
Siclled; . .
C. E.» ». “WILLIAMSON.
State Centgat Comitteeman
Weather , Forecast
over the Lafie
the last 24 hours and now forms a
well—defined area of low pressure cen-
tral over. Ontario. It is causing brisk
southerly Winds and local showers as
far south as Tennessee. It will probably
pas: out. the St. .MWrencé Valley
tonight or Saturday. High temper-
:agturres ape renortedfrom 153 South-
western sectbng.’ . .
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‘ mgr nogomionnnons "‘5
_ ' " — ’ on:
, NEWLQQZDO N, ~_
vide_dorrhit0ry-aCoommodafions or
"retail-lengfijgen they came her
the Westport.
have been loaned to the firemen tor
the occasion. ,
every evening by fine Melodious Five.
til-chm
Compos. is chairman Offtfie carnival.
Herbert: \Velch‘ is the treasurer and
. mortgaged 1 Henry Downs is the secretary,
premises, returnable. to the SuperiorlMiller and Eddie Fable are the com-
Court in-and for Fairlield County. on
theftrst T333533 of September. 1922. 30h“ Fike W“ Harolgl
plate the refreshment committee.
(steam jet and before he could-step
l linen-leaded
l
a
cxlwzw. .; balances of tile different ac.
cmmls . llm Fourth and Fifth Dis;
trims ..ll sum or sums as, maybe
Nmiw is lwrclly given oils meeting long and short of the
oi llw «ll-ll'gatcs to the Slate COllVir‘n-11h0 young Woman to go
lion 0: the various towns'ot the [)is— ahoo police.
trim to be held a! the Hotel Clifford.
Soulh Nurwalk. on Sept. 2nd. at 4 p.
In!" {or llle purpose of electing two'.
delcgzlws to represent the District at}
tile Stale convention. a nomination of guilty of
a member of the State Central Com—l year old
miltce. and the transaction of such'ing it 1
other business as may properly camel
For Norwai’k and vicinity: Showers
thig’aftemoon and tonight: Saturdavg, Walsh, who has
fair and coalfzri strong South shifting principal'hel‘e. Has‘ been appointed
Vito nonhwest:mnds-Ianii .squalls. This assistant superintendent of schoolsin
area of low pressure which was central mix-field; .
_ (confined mix: us: page)
Xi’aeer compan’ y. ,awmch
Thére vwill be dancing
Henry Linxweiler. of the
Otto
mittee in one of'tbe dancing and
Baker com-
Thc [Ladies' Aid society of St...
Paul‘s Lutheran Evangelical church
reports that they cleared about $300
on their recent bamar. . The articles
that were not sold will be disposed
of at. a similar afiair to be held at
Christmas. ' '
Robert Baker. of Rix‘ersickl avenue.-
announces that he has tossed his hat
mtoithe political ring to become a.
candidate for Constable on the Repub—
lican ticket. The caucus will be held
in the town hall on September 15. Mr.‘
Baker is in the 21.10:; of the Cbn~
nect‘mut company as a motor-man and
he is also a painter by trade. ' 7
Charles Courtney, of .V’Vild .Rose
r0511. was painfully. burned while
working in the Eees -Manufacturiné
company plant on Richmondville
avenue. Mrs. Courtney passed an open
out of the way the live stem was
turned on him. He is confined- to his
home but will be able to resume work
in a. day or two. ' 7
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DEPUTY FIRE CHIEFS SALAIKY.
\\'fll‘00m__liefore the Board of .Esti~
more Next \Vednesday Emitting.
A special meeting of the Board of
estimate and Taxation.has been callcdx
for \Vednesday eveniné,’August 30th,l
at which time the matter of approa,
priating money from the' unexpendedj
rcvenuesof the Fourth district to the
Fire department to pay the back 531.
ary claim of Deputy Chief Samuel
McGowan will be brought before the
board for action.
Then there will also .he the. appro-l
printion of money from the miscellan-l
onus fund in the Fourth district to the}
credit. of the removal of refuse ac-l
count. and also the transfer of such‘
. balances in the Fourth
and Fifth districts as may be deomedl
advisable. ' '
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RIISKF-FITII'IDN GO IS -
SET EU]; T()NI(iHT
ST. PAUL.
thriving: been postponfid twice. the ton!
lround. no-dr-cision bout. between Fred f
anltun. Minneapolis heavyweight and ' (’l‘lY
Billy Miskc. of St. Paul. is set for to—
-night at the local American Associa—
ilion Baseball park.
’ The! flgbl will be one of the most
important heavyweight affairs held
libero
is expected to obtain 3-
3.1.1011 Dempsey.
Fulton and Miskt: mot hero in Jan—
uary, 1915, but twin cities sport
\x riters disagreed on the verdict.
bout
Iliave an advantage of 24 pounds in
;welgbt and in height and reach. but
lMislw is the speedier.
Thc fight. originally set. for Aug.
ll. \vufi postponed lwatuso of rain and
then Fulton drgveiolwd o. boil on the
noise. Today he was pronounced‘ in
only
épvrl'evt physical Condition and
rain willyrovent the program tonight.
ul‘simxo DISIIIKIW'
ROBBED
ILA!“
MOUNT \‘l‘lllNl‘lN. N. Y..‘Allg‘; 1’5.
tw’i‘boqul-stion of “to bob or not to
bob". as applicd to woman‘s hair came
up at police headquarters when St‘r-
was appealed to by an
g matron of Tucknhoe
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‘geant “’rcmi.
attractive yonn
;for a guard to accompany
lwhilc- she packvd her clothes.
she said. “Will
it bobbed my hair."
{raid to go hac
:you help mo? 1 am a
jhomt: for my
:uorl-
gcome in. and beat :21
l Scrgrant'Wr-enn. a
{tor getting:
situation.
GUILTY OF
, BURNING~ D
BAYONNE. N.
holding 1
daughter over ,a stove, burn
i
iFOUND
0 4.
one year in the countypenitentiary.
“The only fit punishment for you _
would be the same as you gate tbe
child. to hold you over a fire... said
posmg ~
rmie '
been a school
”l Recorder William J, Gain in im
.sentenoe. '7 .
F FIELD asst. SUI-T. or
FAIRFIELD, Aug. 25.=-Miss Mi
un—
\
having supervision ore
region '.S'esterday!the grades beam. those of the high .
.morning has increased intensfiy during‘school; Superintendent IV. E. Smith
New - ‘Eaven.
~tinting and interment will be i
Efrem St. Mary'§ church;
Minn: Aug. 25.——Art.er‘
for several yearsund the: winner“
with ‘.
The lanky Minneapolis plasterer will "
her home .
“My husband has’loft me because
it ‘l‘ta
clothes without an 95- 3
because I fear my husband may
‘ the l
mm Printed matter 011 mill-165t-
to the Tuck- l
Aunt-1123.5 '
J.. Aug. 25.—«Fouud
he’band of his six
he bone, “lilliam, H. Moore.‘
a blacksmith. was today sentenced to ,
Aug» 25:?‘41‘6dvm1 I
will give his attention tostbe new
high school. ’ ‘ " 4
1‘1, for'ythe co... gave. of the New: Eng
land. Rbm may”, a“, .
. exits; has:
MI'N'ICIPAL GOAL YARD
_....r_;____[:
'B‘RIDG
r‘ BRIDGEPORT. Augszsg—flt mural.-. : .,
cipal. coal..‘and' woodryard 103 assist
Faucet, early tins morning; survived by
tbree dangling, : Mrs. G. E. 'Bf‘md‘=
use. of Danburyr Lira. Robert Clarity
of thls'city; Mrs. A. B. Buttery, of
She is also survived '
lip-"four grandchildren _The funeral
will be. held on" Mondayuafte’rnoon at
2:30 o’clock {may the home of
her dafighter. Mrs. Robert Clark. Rev. 3
Louis 13. pre3 ofliclatingmnd inter- ;
mom; will be in Norwafk ' '
Liberty Square :
111.2978. '
+1
‘Mrs; Jane; Frances Anderson. 29-
.yeamold: wine of Bernard A. Anderson,
of.1. Cottage streetrEast. Npmlk. _
died at; thefNorwalk Hospital, last
night. after an operation for appendi-
citis. 'She is swrived by her hus-
band, one' daughter, Margaret; her
father. 'Albert T. Eldridge. two
brothers, Albert and James. and one
sister. Miss- Mary Eldridge. The
funeral will be held from‘ the late
home on Sunday afternoon 'at 2:30
o'clock. Rev. Chapman,s. Le'wis 081'-
r: Rive?
"
side cemetery.
- 111-5. Myra D. Kimball.
'Word has been received in Norwalk.
found lnthc
Q ' .
”gamma": - -.
of ‘the death. in Manchwer'. N. 1-1.,
of Mrs. Myra D. Kimball. formerly of
South Norwalk. and a. demonstrator
for the. Connecticut Light &' Power?
company. Death followed a linger-l
ing illness on Saturday last, August ;
19th. '
1’ , l
a
Elmer-a: ofqu M; Stanton. .
Funeral services for floaty. M. fibrin:
ton. Citril War veteran, Were. held at
2:30 o’clock this afternoon from the!
late home in’zt Orchard street. Rev. 5
L. J. Schocppler officiated and burial;
was in the Norwalk cemetery. Thai
funeral services were very largely 31-1
Dr. Di
tended by friends and relatives of the
deceased. Thére was a large delegaw
non of Buckingham Post, No. 12. or-
which Mr. Stanton was an activol
:member, present during the services;
and they also went/to the grave. In:
connection withathe regular services“
the G. 'A. R. conducted-its services at:
the house. Honorary pail-bearers
were Thomas Bradley, George 1. Box-
ton. John Henry. George “7’.“ Raymond,
Cyrus Ruscoe and John F. “’ebber.
l
l
. Funeral of Mirs. Reagan. l
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret}
Bong-on .will be held at 3:30 o‘clock;
Saturday morning from the. late home!
in 45 Belden avenue, and at 9 o'clock‘»
Burial will,
'3
Bev- '
Eek-n
"9' in St. .Mary‘s cemetery.
__________.__..._———--
The Misses Edith“. Sarah and
Fitch of Norwalk have.
;visiting with Miss Birdeena Fitch
lot the Lower Parish. Wimn" The
riled from a. visnz
young ladies rotu.
lwlth their aunt,
'; going there.
in Hartford»: before
l Dennis G. (Tillage of Not-walk hast
llwen Visiting: with friends in \Vcston.
‘THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL:
.Pl’OSDeCt Hill, Norwalk
i
l
I
i
i
l .A school for girls and for little:
lbovs. will mic: the year 1922—23.:
2 ‘ 7 September 215i, at 9:00,
. on Thurman .
i A. M.
! Thorough instruction by experienced
In our Dairy Products new
stables, traine’d makers,
cattle, carefully was“ 7 .
sterilized”) receptacle. an!
sanitary methods of 113“!“an
Such cleanliness means.
for your family.
Order- cf us regularly and
of the purest and ' ’
BEST DIARY'PEOD n
F. H. WEMPE 5239
Telephone 2696;. Sim ‘
Telephone 1618.,-
Efac. itv of college graduates in Pri~
. mafyflutermediate and Upper School.
' Upper School offers College Prepay,
.ratory and General Courses for girls!;
. from fourteen to twenty-one. Special:E
I college
l
examinations. l
freviews for U .
iGcneral course offers as eleCleesi:
1 Economics, Psychology. History of l
iArt. French and German, etc._ i
l' Small classes give opportunity for
. indivdiual.
f ment of right plethod of study.
Commodious school rooms. large
gymnasium, amplé and beautiful
(15 offer equipmentfor beet men-
instruction andi develop. ‘
F L 0' R I S .
Cut Flowers, Bouquets, Sp
and Floral Dogma.
Rowland M.
Phone 2140 .1, m
{ groun
l and physical development.
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and. drawing. . 7 .
Enrollments strictly limited. Princi.
pals may be seen by appointment.
lMAfiGARET'R; Bumbnmonafu B.
3 , v11); HUNT FRANCIS, A. B.
a:
'7 For the5-.W£$-End .
Party ,
-~— AIJrunlcvof —-
awn-- wn; Hausa Gnu" ~
$3.00 a 3%.
4'
'7 13» 50. Main ism. t.
ExceptiOnal teachers of voice. piano‘
I
Molly’s .
l 7:
Wall Paper aisles}:
, . Per Roll . '
Painting. Paper-Hanging; if
' Rates——Give Us a
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