llSSUP—At llowayton.~ Conn. -on
Thursday. Sept. 21. 1922. Ann 0.. wile
of the late Stephen W. Jess-up. Funer-
ll services will be held at theSound
Beach Congregational church on Sat-
urday afternoon. at 3 o'clock.
Fort Sam
I! - ’ime SALE.
W89. 8, rooms and bath. good
condition. nice neighborhood,
F. HHCANTY too.
9 80. Main Street.
Telephone 830. '
WANTED
'— 4 ——..
WANTED.
Operators on Singer machines.
\ Apply.
6; WATER STREET
Entraztvv on Haviland Street.
WANTED We have several vam-
cleg for men in our tube depart-
mom. who desire second shift work.
The pnfiltlflu pays between 50c and
55c an hour piece work after learning.
We can guaranteeosteady work for
quite some time. Apply Employment
Dept, Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co.
W'ANTm—Pimo and player piano
owners to Phone 346 for expert
tuner and repairman. Scientific tun—
ing a specialty. Philip W’. Schultze.
Westport Ave. Norwalk. 3t
WANTED—Two erectors or assets-
biora on medium sized work. two ray
dial drill operators. one planer hand;
experienced considered only. Apply
Hurley Machine Co.. 80. Norwalh. Ct.
WANTED—Room and board by a
young Christian men. Address reply
. Falrfield Pattery 00.. South Nor-
,‘ \2.'t>;7‘ED~—Four or five rooms. all
. ~ ‘vements. centrally located, for
.,. »\:idl"€88 J. B. 8.. Care of Sentinel.
.. urn. TED—WWII emdaange piano for
automobile. Reply Box 67, So.
it .rnn. Conn. 3t
x'. \.\‘ TED TO LEASE—Small farm.
With option of buying. 2 to 7 acres.
unhin 4 miles of South,Norwallt. Ad-
iress John Hayes, West Cedar Street.
Ei F. D. 37. South Norwalk. Conn.
. mmon summits.
Antiques. high prices pad for old-
‘time furniture. mahogany, cherry,
maple. pine, etc, also old china. glass,
anything of merit that is over 100
"years old.
D. A. BERNSTEIN.
805 Westport Avcx Phone ”8
WANTED—ah young man. 19 years
old. who has been working on the
Miehle Press for one year would like
a Job at printing. Write H. B. care
sentinel.
\i'AN'l‘EDc—EXPERIE'NCED OPERA-
TORS AND CUFF SET‘TERS. AP-
PLY LEROY SHIRT CO.. 11 CHEST-
\'UT' STREET. '
\x'A-NTED—Two girls or mother and
daughter. white. to do everything
family of two and child 1 1-2 years
, ,. New York in winter. Phone Darien
will. before 13.
x NTED—Hand embroiderers
to
mks work home on lsdies’ suits.
Ta ‘23 Emb. Wits. 8 Hartford Pl. tf
WANTED.
Young man as assistant to win-
dow dresser and card writer.
BOSTON STORE
.1
WINDSTORM
INSURANCE.
y.
. w t
J. If. LAYTON I: CO., Inc.
Real Estate and insurance
A Railroad Avenue So. Norwalh
PROFESSIONAL
23.!gtime and Popular Music Taught
in 26 Lessons.
.‘ You Have a Piano. W'hy Not Play It.
W'INN METHOD
1.") Washington St. Phone 2721
* :R SALE—6 mom house. near West
avenue. all improvements. In excel-
not condition. Price very maids.
DR SALE—House in first district. 5
rzlinutes from center. 6 rooms, all
.orovetnents.
O'BRIEN d: BOV'I
Real Estate & Insurance
; in. Main St. 80. Norwalk
FOR SALE.
House, 6 rooms. all improvements.
2 m’OO.
iiouse. 14 rooms. all improvements,
.000. Both centrally located.
Lot. in Winnepauk, 501150 It. with
. wires of tillable land in rear, $1,100.
. . For Particulars Ask ,
JOHN T. HAYES
"7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate 5: Insurance.
3. room)
‘5
\'D~—A pocketbook containing a.
.:;l of money. .Owner may have
=\ - Upon identification and paying
Call after 5 p. m. at 52
» lull) avenue.
‘ fill—«Fox hound pup, black and
White. about 5 months old. Tel. 906.
K.
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3‘17. till—Bunch of keys. about a
WWH ago. Inn. at Sentinel Office.
‘.
" Weather Forecast
Tiorwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
and Friday: probably rain on
.7 a ‘ coast; moderate tempera-
"W rung northeast winds: gates on
" A disturbance central this
. l: incur Hatteras. N. C. is cause
'4"de and rainy weather on the
coast. A rdnfall of
we “hm :-.: <1 :1 maximum wind
in“: "fl; inl‘cs were reported.
Clllll..'i:. we will probably‘move
7“ ‘0 RF?" 'l= .
to . . .
' “(Kiln-1‘:
Arl:l;.’:.~
High of if" . ‘ ‘x’
K __....—.—.—-s _
“‘i‘“
”trimmer in the
this section will be on
FOR. SALE—A— baby carriage, fine
condition.» Call 26144 after 5 p. m.
FOR SALE—~11 room house. for one
or two families. Phone 1048.
FOR SALES—1 Ford touring car. 1920
starter, $346; 1 Ford touring car.
1920 starter. $225; 1 Ford touring car.
1918. demountable rlmS. 8150: 1 Ford.
runabout. ‘ 1916. demountable rims. ‘
895; 1 Ford touring body. 850: 1 Ford
winter top. 346. Call at 5 Westport
avenue. or phone 2153 after ,5 p. 11:.
FOR SALE—1921 Oakland sedan.
1931. Ford sedan. 8375: 1920 Ford
coupe. repainted. 8300: 1920 Chevro-
let touring. 8250; 1917 Ford touring,
$125; 1917 Ford delivery. 3100; 1919
Dodge coupe. repainted. $475. Lane's
Garage. 2 Harriet St. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—New six room bungalow.
all improvements. lot 581100, three
minutes to trolley. inquire evenings.
Saturday afternoon or Sunday of Own-
er. 89 Main street. Norwallt.
FOR. SALE—Desirable plots at Mar-
vin Beach. level with sidewalk. ex—
cellent surroundings. C. T. McGovern.
Agt. Phone 3006,
FOR SALE—Ford touring car. 1918.
$90, :8 Elizabeth street.
FOR SALE—Oldsmobile 8 m touring.
3350; Dodge roadster. 1920, 3375;
Overland 4 touring, 1922. $475: Ford
Durant Dealers. 201 Washington St...
East Norwalk. Tel. 3075.
FOR SALb—lnsulment. $1.000 down.
6 room bungalow and garage. first
class location. Can be inspected any
time. Geo. Mitchell. Telephone 13 1.
FOR. SALE—Am leaving town Oct. 1st
and will sell at a sacrifice. my new-
ly painted one family 8 room house.
all improvements, 2 minutes from
depot, residential section. Price $4,500.
Phone 342-2. . »
FOR SALE—~80 acre hilltop farm.
pond site. buildings. 86.000. 50 acres
and equipment, $5,600. 5 acres. small
house. 82,200. D. S. Hull. Haviland
Bloch. u.
FOR SALE—Weenar-md saddle
pony. gentlesnd nice for children.
fast and sound. Inquire of Bernard
Strmiska, West Cedar St. West Nor-
w’slk. .
FOR. SALE—2 1’22 Reo speed wagons.
1 192 Rec speed wagon. 1 Com~
merce lght truck. Tel. 1339 after 6
p. m. -
FOR SALE—Built in or counter desk,
seven feet long with grill top also
panel and grill door. Enquire at Senti-
nel. ‘ '
FOR. SALE—Glass partition. seven
feet wide and seven feet. six inches
high. suitable for office or vestibule.
Enquire at Sentinel Office.
FOB. SALE—A beautiful home, Spring
Hill Avenue..Norwalk, at a sacrifice.
Price $500 cash. balance on easy
terms. Act quickly. J. 1. Vans. Real
Estate and Insurance, 123 Washing-
ton Street. Phone 1862-3 or 2818-3.
'EOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom,
:55. Syphon closet. china low-down
tank. enameled hath-tub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
g bargain. white celluloid water-
oset sous. $5. Seidenberg 00., 546
3rd Ave. between 36th and 37th Sta,
New York.
'TO LET
TO LET—6 rooms and bath. centrally
located. Only small family of adults
need apply. Apply at. 82 So. Main St.
FOR RENT—Five attractive rooms,
all improvements. one minute from
trolley, adults preferred. Apply 9'
Highland Avenue. Phone 1306-4. *
TO LET—41001218 to lot. No. 5 Wood-
ward Ave. with all improvements.
rent $30.00. Inquire 120 80. Main St.
Tel. 2392.
TO LET—4 rooms. all imprtwemen ,
21 Taylor Ave. Tel. 130. at
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FOR. RENT—From November 1.
' apartment at 170 Main street. Nor-
walk. All improvements. Inquire
Moder-mercury Company, 50 Water
Street. South Norwallr.
MET—Eight room apartment, with
all the modern improvements. Heat
and hot water furnished; also six
rooms, with all improvements at Os-
TO LET-With hot water heat. 3
flats, 6 rooms, bath and toilet each.
Oh trolley and 10 minute walk to
Rowayton station. Rent, 830, $65 and
875. Lawrence Agency. 15 So. Main
sum .
'ro LE’r-éspace for automobile, 61
South Main St, opposite Clifford
Hotel; also basement, North Main St,
heat, electric lights and water. Harris
& Cans, Water Street. ‘
FOR RENT—A garage. in center: of
town. $5.00 a month. Inquire at
Clothing Stan. 68 Water St. tf
THINK or BATTERIES
TWP mm
are looking for s quality‘bst-
Ifyou
cedar wood seps-
tery at anything
touring, 1921, $260. Shufelt Brothers. .
home Ave. Inq. at Keeler’s Shoe Store. .
’be given to all persons
BUSINESS; NOTICE Z
'FALLISHERE.
Amrousotngtowutunwmertor
thatnewroof. Wepntonallkinds.
We sell 8 ply slate surface .... 8335’
Weeellsplyrubbersurtace .... 82.752
We sell 2 plymbbersurfaoe .... $150
We sell 1 ply rubber surface . . .. $2.15
Heavy fibre roof paint.... $1.50 gal.
LEADQS—GUmtS—THAW
PlPELEss FURNACES.
THE NORWALK' ROOFING CO.
Phones 2955 or 387.
READERS ! ATTENTION !
We gladly ofler our services to the
Public because we believe that our
present customers will recommend
new ones that we pay best prices for
second hand fm-niture. junk and all
kinds of metal.
Give us a Trial.
Phenom Write.
H. JAFFE
East Nor-walk
3'! Fort St. Tel. 49.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
A“ 'Ol’k guaranteed at r‘easonablsl
‘ ricos
. p .
Water Street and Steamboat Place
. Telephone 345.
ATTENTION
urposes. Dali
New York City” Building 31:03:." to
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
ram: m FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Wes, pillows. bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plus Also renovating. satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop ns a card or
telephone 317 for represent-nu to
NORWALK mamas CO.
Franklin and ifonroe St. 80. Nor-walk
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
Will overhaul and repair your ear
in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spee-
isltJ. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
" TRUCKING
(meal and Long Distance of an Kinds.
CARRIGAN & FLINN
(one. I‘m-ya. 00.. R. R. Ave.
Tel. 161'!
Home'l'el. "I
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court. September 19. A. D. 1922.
Estate of. Helen J. ,Wheeler. late of .
Norwalk in said district. deceased.
Ordered. That the administrator ex-
hibit his administration account to this
court for adjustment. at the probate
office in Norwalk. on the 26th day of
September. 1921-at 11 o'clock. fore—
noon: and that. all persons interested
in said estate may be notified thereof.
the administrator will cause this or-
der to be published in a newspaper
having a. circulation in said district. at
least five days before said 26th day of
September. 1922. .
HENRY W. GREGORY. Judge.
Tax Collector’s Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons liable to pay taxes in the City of
Norwalk, County of Fairlield. and the
State of Connectian and the several
taxing districts of said city. on the
assessment list of 1921, which taxes
will become due and payable on the
second day of October. 1922. that I
will meet them to receive said taxes
at the ofllce of the Collector in City
Hall. North Main and Marshal streets.
on Monday, October 2nd, 1922. from
9 until 12.0’clock forenoon, and from
2 to 5 o'clock in the afternoon. and
that said office will be open thereafter
for the purpose of receiving said
taxes. every week day at the same
hours. Saturday afternoons and legal
holidays excepted.
On all taxes that shall remain un-
paid after the first day of November,
A. D. 1922, interest at the rate of nine
per cent. per annum will be charged
from the second day of October, 1922,
until the same shall be paid.
7 Dated at Norwallt. Conn. September
20th. 1922.
ROBERT G. MITCHELL
Tax Collector.
ORDER OF NOTICE. ,.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. 53. PRO-
BATE COURT. September 19. A. D.
1922.
Estate of Dudley E. Hoyt. late of
NorwalX'. in saidfiDistrict, deceased.
Whereas, written application has
besnmadetothiscourtbytheadc
mirdstratrix of said estate praying
for reasons therein set forth for an
order of sale of certain real estate of
said estate particularly described in
sadi application:
Ordered, That_ said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office. in'Norwalk. on the 26th day of
September, 1922. at 10 o’clock fore-
noon: and‘thst public notice thereof
interested
therein by publishing this order in a
newspaper having a cirmlation in
said District. at least five days before
tery. at slow price here it is l Quali— «
said day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
_ Judge
AMERICAN
TELEPHONE AND '
TELEGRAPH RIGHTS
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of the town before
Greeks burned
leaving. .
According'to the Times. the R
Soviet Government sees in the pres-
ent Near Worn situation a; oppor.
tunity to obtain recognition from the
powers. Russia proposes. the news-
paper: my. to act the part of media:
tor between the Turk and Greeks. hop~
ing thereby to establish the popular-
ity of the Svaet Republic among the
peoples of Mohammedan ~Asia and
compel the Entente Powers to revise
their attitude toward her.
For-seeing opposition to this course.
s'fie has instructed her representatives
abroad to placate hostilih' by tempor-
ary coneedons. *‘I'he newspaper. a...
cribed itf information to a. secret doc.
mnent which it says the Soviet Gov-
ernment addresed ts represents-
tlve in'Berlln. M. Karakhan. and the
text of which it prints.
ATHENS, Sept. 21
Proxy—According to information re.
ceived in official circles. French naval
units occupied Mudanla. on the Seaof
Murmurs. and insisted upon the sur-
render of several regimenm of Greek
troops who were trying to gain the
sea for ember-Radon homewand after
their defeat by the Turin.
The report has caused excitement
in Greek circles. Mudanis. is within
the neutral zone of the Dardanelles.
Mth thousands of refugees arrival
daily from Asia. Minor and an insum-
cient wheat supply at hem Greece is
confronted with a food pro em‘ as
grave that international help. given
quickly. mdy alone save thousands
from starvation.
Already some 200.000 refugees are
here. have been dumped unceremon-
iously on the Grecian shore or disem-
barked on the islands of the Egean.
where not only food. but water, is
lacking.
Three days' supply of wheat has been
purchased in Egypt. and Greek banks
have agreed to turn over to the Gov-
ernment about 100.000 pounds in for-
sign exchange to finance further pur-
chases of wheat abroad. This will en-
sure a supply for a. fortnight. after
which it is hoped wheat M be avail-
able, from Thrace and . perhaps the
United States Meanwhile everybody
here is eating bread made from unre-
fined wheat.
Some estimates place the number of
refugees likeb’ to be sent to Greece as
500.000., _
LONDON_ Sept. “IL—An Athens
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
granted a lengthy interview to the
British Minister. wild told him that
Great Britain counted mainly on the
Greek Army. for the security of the
Straits of Wiles.
General Polymenakoa the dispatch
adds. has taken up his headquarters
in Adrianople. and the Government
has decided to call to the colors the
class of 1923.
The condition of the Greek Treas-
ury is unsatisfactory,,.Alr-ead; the
forced public loan carried out by re-
ducing the: value of paper money one.
half has been practically exhausted.
The Government advanced funds to
reimburse Americans so that they
were not affected by'the currency re-
duction when it'wu made effective.
American refugeu are sleeping in
boats at Piraeus and on the floors of
Die Y. M. C. A. here They have no
clothing. huring lost everything. but
the Government has provided them
with blankets. and Queen Sb’pl‘fle ‘Has
requemed M. Scouloudls. a prominent
Greek to-place his comfortable villa
at Cancun at their disposal.
NEW YORK. Sept. 21.———In a cable-‘
gram sent to Premier Lloyd George at
London. members of the Pan-Ionian
League. composed of Greek-Americans
and Greeks originating from Western
Asia Minor. odor-ed to join any British
"expeditionary force which might be
formed against the Turks. A memes
was sent also to Premier King of Can-_
ads. seeking permission to be includ-
ed in any Canadian forces sent against
the Turks.
__......._..—..
Mrs. Frank Budlong of Providence.
R. 1., is visiting Mrs. Helena 'Van
Alstyne. Bayview avenue.
. Candidates for the Tiger Football
team sill meet at 7:30 o'clock this
evening on Monroe street for practice.
PLICATION NO. 57.
Noticfiis hereby given that the J.
a: .l. W. Elsworth Company. of New
York. has applied for a lease of
grou‘nds of! Westport containing 20
“$55. Piece: Contains 13 acres. ‘nnd
is located north of lots 346, 345 and
42". _
Second Piece: Contains 7 acres,
and is located north of lots 404W:
405W, 406W. 424W and 435W.
On September 25th. 1’22. at 11:00
A. M.. the-Shell Fish Commissioners
will lease said described ground to the
highest responsible bidder ”pursuant
to the provisions of Chapter 286, of
the Public Act of 1915. 0
Sealed bids will be received prior
to said had! at the ofllce of said Com—
missioners. 185 Church St, New Ha-
ven, Coin», and should be marked
“Bid on‘ Application No. 57" and ad-
dressed to the Commissioners. _
Dated, at New .Haven, Conn, this
18*}: .day of September. 1922.
HOWARD G. MARSHALL.
Clerk of Shell Fisheries.
mourns? armour. worm.
Two med mat; energetic; willing
to smart hard. can set quick pulmo-
uon with excepum pay: 835 weekly
while learnins with ROW” 10
make ‘moh. Permanent. references
Pleasant-york in laticalr‘irer-
flm“ ,a ' uamnmm 8. st
Nationalpgank 33;. New ‘Haven. 01.
Mason Contractor
m m were
Pallihly it my
M. 4:
ARMY” atomistnatnvcs: : g .
., ~ momma,
sax art-rosin m... Sept. 3L:—
' mile leg efits marten-coast atr flight.
Hajor‘E'A. Straussand his crew of
I seven men maneuvered the mitts-om
Weldon. 12:” o‘clock this morn-
rtodaymenmutemmmvaslz
(Associates '
says the Greek Premier on. 'Ihzesday;
to have walks. V
The mum States Annydirigible 0.:
log and expected tomato the border
city by. noon. . .
PEOPLE’S
Total Liabilities . . .
1933..
knowledge and belie f.
‘
.5;
Wilcox & 'Gibbl Straw
54 New Kodelrxachines.
8
12M
8 Hydra
Ovens, 100 Straw
| 6,000.10hi1dren’s Straw
22
.. I' Two 21/,
s
TRUST COMPANY OF NORWALK
At the close of business on the ! th day‘of September, 1922.
Other liabilities. viz ....................... . ..............
.e.... ...................... x .....
. take the
here and lookover our offer-
Eorse Power Dishl Motors 450 Speed
International Time Clock, 2 Crawford No.
Hat Stands, Tables. 7
Block Md'doit. byte!) in, costing $600.9r .
Steamers. Barrels of Black Japan, mam-rm, Etc.
Sale held underthe supervision arr-swimsuits, 64456 -
Idspeuard St.) New York City. Telephone Cami 99009901. '
aurora or was: common or“
Bills Discounted .................................... . . . . . . 3' $98,489.14
Demand loans (without collateral) - . 4. . . . . . . . . ...... . . . ."”.' 11,115.00
Collateral Loans (time and demand) . . ......... ‘. . ........ 18,536.?!)
Mortgage Loans ........... 1 ...................... .. . . . ., 8,809.00
Overdrafts . '. . . .".".‘ ......... ‘ ....... . . . . .................. ‘. 3‘39
Nude set aside for Savings Depositors . . . .. ................ 3i5.810.21
Stock: and Securities ....... . ............. . ..... . . . .. . 82.07413
Furniture and Fixtures ...... . . . .1. . . . "2’s. . . .2 ........... 4,315.43
Duo from Reserve Astute . ... .32.. ........ ‘.'. ............. 7,547.59
Due from Banks and Bankers .................... . . . . ._.' . . 1,145.34
United States and National Wes . . . . . ................ 11,607-00
Gold Coin ........... .. ., ....................... . ....... 1,338.50
Silver Coin.......‘........, ...................... ...... 1.753.539
Minor Coin ........ . ..... _..... ....... r. ....... s...._........ .. 617.50
Checks. Cash Items and Exchanges ....... ....... .1. ....... - 3,677.12 .
Other ”meta. viz' ...... ..7. ..... ......... .......... .....\. ‘.““’i""£0.43 .
" . . c
TotalAssets... ...... ............it ..... ~ ..,..... ......... 8591,2118:
LIABILITIES, ’ .
Capitalstdck......... ..... . .......... ......... ..... 850.000.00
Surplus .......... 'E ................. a. ................... 1 5,000.00
UndividedfProiitl, less expenses and three .......... 7. ....... 12,132.09
Due to Banks and Bankers ............. ' ................... ' ‘ " ~ .89
Dividends Unpaid ._. . . . ..... . ..... . ...... 'L ............. 4.00’
Savings Deposits . . . ..... . ....................... . ....... , . 845,610.21
General Deposits:....-..........; ................. ' ...... 119,768.56
Certificates of Deposit, demand. . .’. ........................ 10.051-33
Treasurer's checks ....... .. . . .- . ................. . ......... 318.22
Certified checks ........................................ 54.90
Christmas Savings or Thrift Funds .................... . . . 13.753.oo
Bills payable ................. z .......................... - 25,022.05:
3591.74133
State of Connecticut, County of Fairfleld. City or Nor—walk. September. 20.
1. Samuel S. Velsor. treasurer of the aforesaid? People's Trust Company.
do solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is true to the best of «my
. SAMUEL "é. VELSOR; Treasurer.
subscribed and sworn to before me. this 20th dly of September. 192:.
SAMUEL E. WELLER. Notary Public. '-
you‘il surely find a hat to your
liking at this store. {Our range
of styles and shapes and sizes
is so Large that you cannot. fail
to be suited here.
hat here. most becoming to
There is a
your head and face, if you will
trouble to drop in
. 66 Co.
' 80m sown-K,
"tion sale
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26‘ '
12 O’clock, (Daylight Saving Time), on Premises ,
‘ MOGIIENSKY'BROTHERS
SQ‘Wator Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
Straw Hat Factory
and Val ur Hats.
mt...
Setting-up Machines, '12
Consulted! Glass Machm' es.
nlics, 3 Automatic Feed and 5 Plain.
Block Machines.
_ 150 Aluminum Beta-Dies‘and Saddles.
stamping and Grhnping machines- _,
54 Power Tables, out out for straw hats, with single leg
D. 0.
121 Straw
Two " Special Victor Rdeoses
MISTER GALLAGHER ano ms‘rza sHEAN—sy the Originators
‘ Positively Mister Gallagher! -.-. Absolutely Mister about i i
THE MOOT POPULAR WALTZ OF THE-DAY
runes O'CLOGK in THE assume—wan: Whitsman Orch.
ORIENTALe-Fox Trot ............................. Whiteman arch.
These Unusually Attractive Records Will Go on Sale Tomorrow at the
A. .JCollms Go.
.. ‘70472NorthMa‘inS’tr-eetl I»
. after a short illnem. aged about 781! Z
7 Deaths and Funerals. '
Ann C. Jessap. Vridow of the late
Stephen W. Jessop. died at her home.» "
Romyton avenue. Rowayton. today,
years. see is 'surarivod by a son.
{cordon Jmp. "the funeral will be”
held on «Saturday error-noon at 8"*
o’clock from the Sound Beach (Eoni
gregstional church. not Dr. Barney-
ofliciatiug. , *
ii iii iv 1%
it,
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' i——_——
The funeral of Mrs. John at. Tooth!!! ‘
will be held Friday morning ar‘szsof'
from' her late home. 73 South Marti
street. and at nine o'clock from so»
Josephfs church. interment-’filll beEin»
St. Xary‘s cemetery. . 3'31:
BARKER GRAY m " f: i
LOOK YOUNG, mg
Hair that loses its color and tum-es
or when it fades. turns gray. dull and:
lifeless is caused by a lack of sulphur. ,
ill the hair. Our gran“ dmother media ‘
up a. mature of_8age Tea and Sufi
plan to keep her locks dark ,and ’
beautiful and thousands of women
and men who value that even celer.‘ i ,
that beautiful dark shade or hair“
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