'-
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1922.
The Sentmelis 1.
WANTED ‘ . FOR SALE 1. ;’ BUSH“ , ESSNOTILE i D8 athenlld Funerals v _ . 1 M 11 Y i' _m ‘15, W Weather norm
1 > ' THE NORWALK WRECKING co. 1 ‘ -"1'““‘ . ' .1 1 ‘ ' 1 fag-a'mem' mg 1 . 1”._ 1. _ -—-—. 1
' WANTED FOE SALE—Gm”? We“. 20 Whamyou haven... any more use for . (.1 01““ Epi- Lanvalk and vicinity"
Burbank St, S. N. mo. 20 Burbank
n and boys over 16 years for Street.
.i work ill factory. Apply
H. JACORS & SON.
South Norwalk.
$300 up. near trolley and R. R. sta-
“tion. Water and sewer on one side. A.
your car take it to
51 ROWAN ST, EAST NO'RWALK.
FOR. SALE—10 building lots from T
EL. 399-12. .
‘ ""Y 5:. Havlicek, Hendrick avenuer at! East
EVE nuc .
”M”...
‘.'. ANTED “3 unium
lshed rooms. with
improvements, lat or second floor. FOR SALE—Main street, Norwalk.
centrally located. Mrs. N. H. Hoyt, 20’ ball acre. two-family house. good
i
condition, improvements. Barn, fruit.
good garden: also others.
I). S. Hull. 94 Washington street.
ilayvlew Ave. Phone 1831.
\NANTED—-Operntors experienced on
all parts or women's waists. Apply
M. N. Mayehoff 8.: Co.. 15 Merwin 5'" FOR SALE—Ford roadsiers, $93 and
Arrnnrlon !
If you want to dispose of
niture or household goods,
write to H. Ash. No order is too large from Lexington avenue. Greenwich,
or small to get attention,
44 WATER 'sr. —-' TEL. 903.
$118. Ford touring, $123. Ford de-
liveries, $125 and $146. Ford truck
chassis, $175. Austin’s Garage. Phone
1959.
\V A .\"i‘ Ell—Experienced dressmuk-ers
and twperient‘t‘d operators for sew-
:ini': on collars on women's waists.
" M. N.:‘A'\l‘d_\ uhot‘t & Co.. 15 Merwin St.
I
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44
FOR SALE—Three lots on Marvin
Beach. near water front: three lots,
“’iniieid Sl., all improvements. on
street, water, sewer, electric lights.
Prices low. Easy terms. Apply 64
Fifth. East Norwaik.
ron SALE—Gabier piano. priCe $50.
A. H. Scott, Rowayton. Phone
246542. L
WANTED-mu once, experienced fire-
man as janitor. Living quarters for
small t'nrnily. Apply at 4 Orchard St.
WANTED——Giris. finishers and but-
ton sewers on children's coats. Must
ho experienced. Louis Greenberg &
Bro, Depot Place, East. Norwalk.
WANTED—Messenge boy with bicy-
cle. Apply “'estern nion Telegraph
(30.. 29 South Main St;
FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE—Sloop,
34 ft. long. 13 ft; wide, 2 1-2 ft.
draft with 18 h. p. Laythrup engine,
both in good condition. Can be seen
at my dock at Rowayton Avenue,
lowayton, Conn. Theodore S. Smith.
WANTED-"Strong young men and
buys {01' spreading in cutting de-
partment. (.iond chance to learn trade.
Apply Lelioy Shirt ("o., 11 Chestnut Si.
.L—m._
FOR SALE—Ford truck. in first, class
condition. nefl'ly overhauled and
painted; also big rack body to fit
same. Inquire 10 Ciitt St, City. Phone
233 .-
FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom,
855. Syphon closet, china lowodown
tank. enameled bath-tub and lavatory,
With all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain. white celluloid water-
closot seats. $5. Seidenberg Co., 545
WANTED ~Bright. strong young man
ior plt'i‘t) goods stock room. Excel-
ll'lll chant-c for advancement. Apply
holloy Shirt (UL, 11 Chestnut St. So.
Nm'wzilk.
WANTED ~1lnokkceper and sienogra-
tiller. Must have experience. Steady
position Write Stating experience to
Box ll, ("are of Sentinel.
VVANTi-Zl) 1,1 TURN SilOEMAKERS. 3rd Ave. between 36th and 37th Sts.,
ALSO not OVER 16. LOUNS MW Y°'k- "
'num'. MATHEVVSON e“; (0.. 5 ' . .
”AWLANI) STREET. bOR SALE—Van Burcn Ale, 9 room
rooms, all improvements, $6.000.
WANTED—Boys in machine shop Small cash payment. Room {or 2 more
and force. Steady work. good salary. houses. Goo. Mitchell. Tel. 1861'
Nl-ptunc iidwe. Mfg. Co. 643 Fort St.,
East Norwulk. ‘
FOR SALE.
The Van Hoosier property at Cram
WANTED —(‘ierk in traffic depart bury, Located well in Newtown ave-
. “1M": Al‘iliicunt. must have knowl-.mle. corner of Grumman avenue.
I'llfii‘ n; Vill‘itiliii classifications and House 8 rooms, large barn and about
relic-41 Ailvnw us by letter as to your 3 acres fine land. For particulars,
mm illurn'ion. experience and salary '
ASK JOHN T. HAYES.
Main Street Norwaik
LEGAL NOTICES
dimli'mi iinx 'i‘l'ililic' Dept. ..
l
WANTED —--Giris to work on plain
:u-uinl: machines. Experience un~
ll“("“\~1.ll,\'. t‘ilurli-s Mailui’acturinz (20.,
i'l; \l'aniiington St. So. Norwnik. PROBATE SALE OF REAL
Vii N'l‘iCiL rlfixpcfiencEfd iefilaicbpera? W W iESTATEi'W 7 7
.iill'H ml Singer sewing machines.
blond) pork. good pay, (Illa ies Man-
uml luring: (‘u..
136 \Vnshin ton SL,
5;). Nui‘wnlk. g
the Court. of Probate for the District,
oi Norwaik. authorizing him theremm
to, the subscriber hereby offers for:
ionic- all such right. title and interesti
,as Samuel G. Lockwood, late of Wil-
lton, in said District, deceased-had ati
ithe time ol‘ his death, in and to the-
l
Vt'AN'i‘El'i-«Younc woman for genor~
ul housework. Must have references.
Ii in inmily. Apply to The Fair Dept.
Store, 51-53 S. Main Si., Si). Norwalk.
— To I ET following described leni estate, 10‘;
. J - wit :
Fl ll ST TR A CT: '
,11 1 Thu homestead consistinz of 1M}
H) Li. 1 ~ ’i‘wu iurnishcd rooms. good , . .. . .. . V 3
heat and electric light. 41 L'ilcstmli 9 T0,; :1 (Sud-(mg; .if-‘va-btiozgttxi“,1? .th‘i;
street. So. Norwnlk. ' ' . ' ~ ' '( ' “m
hounded: Northorly by land now or
lormi-riy oi the City oi‘ South Norwaik.
.‘l‘O l.i'2'i‘——Orm or L! pleasant i‘liriiiSlii-d
. ‘ and by land now or i'ormeriv oi
m::)fi(:nls.fllli,in “tiller ll! :l‘iml. and Food ”901.“; “'hillock; Elli-‘tt'l'ly h}. illinh-
Ni V H '\*“£L"_:‘l’\‘\“‘f'::-m 1 Wm” q 13““1 way: Soulhvriy by land nor or former—
' ‘ - , . .' " "-““‘"' - ”"f‘l i;.‘ oi 'l‘ruinzin Smith and land now or
'l‘i") Li'i'i’ [fill‘lli'Hlinli l'tmm. pl‘ll'illi.‘ formerly 9‘ James Cmnsiock. and
i‘ninli) iii South Main. i-elllrililv in. peanut; 1” laud now or torxueriy ”f
"m.” ' .amcs "olnstock and land now or
__1 _ _____ forlrllcrly oi' the City oi’ South Non
FOR RENT _. P‘llrni--'ilcil one '- “'3 “
.. . ., ..pii.g 1- _ ._
1 roam in Flux Hill Road. Old West M‘S‘Obfn iTR’XCF‘ .
Si. contain ng 30 acres, more or less.
and bounded: Noriheriy by land now
or formerly of Abram Fitch or land
formerly of the heirs or .dcviscss of
Samuel D. Oimstead,‘deceased; East-
erly by land of Laura St. John, wife of
Jonathan C. St. John: Southel'lv bv
land formerly" of Orrin‘Jeunin . '
*l‘O LET ~.\'ov. 1st, six rooms, all im-
prm'mnonts. 1st. floor, with furnace.
li‘, Luv. 0 Sll‘l‘ct.
’l‘O l.lv:'l‘~nvi room cottage, all modern
iiizprnn-mcnis. best location. Rent , gs and
w imi. it. Joselovskv, 41 Seavie “asterly by highway. ,
Ammp. Phone 1309. X, for particulars and terms. apply to:
lRA 0. GREGORY,
Administrator.
DISTRICT OF NORW’ALK, 85. PRO-
?gtj’l‘fl COURT, September 30 A. 1)..
Estate in Connecticut of Minnie F.
'it') iiEN’l‘wS largo, light rooms and
iniil. :ili improvements. Rent $40
pwr month. 10 Elton Place. Inq. Louis
i-wr-i-nliuii: A". Bros. Phone £015.
.. H. Cameron, late of Benton in the
F OR SALE Sounty of Yates in the State of New
_ ’ k. deceased.
.mnm house. recently redec- or '
1,. inside and out. Modern 0 The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of .Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Tiib'Se who neglect to present their ac-
counts. ‘properiy attested: within said
time. will be debut-r68 a recovery. All.
persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
to
1 ‘ , 'i'Vt‘IUC‘l’ltt‘. Two minutes frolfi’
St, Norwalk. Reasonable.
it Ming lots in East. Norwaill.
——-—-,
* LiOY D. DOWNS,
NANCE a. REAL ESTATE
Phone 1661
\‘Cushingion St. So. Norwaik
CLARA E. COMMONS
Administratrix C. T. A.
ORDER TO smug ‘ACGOUs-T
District of Norwaik. ea. Probate
Court. October 18. A? 1)., 1922.
Estate 0! Mary Warren. late of Nor-
aik. in said district, deceased.
Ordered. That the Executor exhibit
this administration account to -this
Six ROOM COTTAGE
! iilli'rm’emenls, within 3 minutes'
.. ill" of railroad station. Terms rea-‘w
:> vli'ibll’x
r1.
i 5 Burbank St.
MAKE YOUR CAR A SEDAN.
Demountable tops for ppoular makes
of cars. Price $25M”). 1
Fords.‘Attach-
‘ Llsmonselite tops for
ed, 23.00. »
shurnur BROS.
201 Washington Street,
E. Nor-walk. Tel. 31075.
READERS, ATTENTION ! 1
If you have second hand furnitun.
ink, paper stock or metals or any
kind. sell it to Jai‘fe Bros. and you
will see the reason why;
Write or Call.
37 Fort St..
1
East. Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone “499.
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Teacher of Modern Dancing
Studio——66 West Ave., So. Nor-
walk. Telephone 1838.
Now Is the Time for
- ROOF PAINTING
This can not be done satisfactory in
cold weather, so don’t wait.
We specialize on Asphalt Shingles,
Slate, Asbestos Shingles, Tar and
Gravel and Built-up Roofing, Iron and
Copper Leaders and Gutters.
Thatcher OnePipe Heaters.
THE NORWALK ROOFING C0.
Phones 2956-437.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
Bosch & Eismann Magneto Service.
All makes of Magnetos, Generators.‘
Starters and Battery lgnitions repur-
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
All Work Guaranteed at Reasonable
Prices.
119 South Main Street
Telephone 346.
I
The Elite Shop. under new manage-
ment, Wals‘fi- and Brennan. Special
scalp treatment, shampooing, mani-
curing, permanent waving, hair bob-
bing, curling, permanent hair dyeing.
french American waving, new clay.
pack. water waving. marccl waving.l
hairdressing. face massage, hair goods.
47 Wall street. Norwalk. Conn. Tel._
2565. .
NAG! BROS.
Local and long distance trucking of
Under and pursuant to an order Divall1kinds. Plan: moving. Special all point sliigher an
tor moving purposes. Daily trips to
New Yul-k City" Building atone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
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 10 a
pound for rags.
J. EFFRON’,
Tel 2560 So. Norwalk
i
mom THE FACTORY TO ’
THE HOME l
telephone 317
call.
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. errwalk
for repress entativo to
MASON CONTRACTOR
H. Fabrizio. mason contractor, has‘
an organization that “knows how"
when it comes to work in thi ’ line.
This contractor can do all kin s of
brick and stone buildings and is an
expert in the building of cement walks
and rte-enforced concrete work, The
building of chimneys and fireplaces
is a thing that Fabrizio understands
how to do. Oflice, 14 Snowden Ave.
Phone 2824.——-Adv_
o
A SERIES or TEN LECTURE
REGITALS AT T 1 1, FILING
- By —- 1'” 1.
VICTOR BIART’ 1;?
Mondays at 4:15, Beginning
October 23; at 34 ‘Eaat Ava. '
“’3
Admission: series, $11.50, payable
Jn alliance, either in full or initwo
instalments, the first one: More
Oct. 23, me second on «anon!
Nov; 27th; Single admission, $1.45.
Q
'illllll Milli: :
Your battery, any makesrlll be
i
.[court for adjustment, at the Probate
, office in Norwalk. on the 26th day of
J- M' LAX TON"?! CO» INC- October. ion. at 2 o'clock. afternoon:
[NSURANCE THAT INSURER 3 and that all persons interested in said
5 Railroad Avenue Phone 35‘ estate may be inclined thereof, the
' . less-cuter will cause this order to be
m published in a newspaper having a
1 ‘ circulation ‘in’ saiddistrict. at least flyc-
lri'm'r~!soliiiire diamond ring. heme-.63“ ”em” 5‘“ 2° .5“ 0!. Omberr
if returned to Mrs. C. Scott. 525 Flax.
Hill Rd. So. Norwnik. Tel. 115. '
1922.
LOST—A walrus-skin" bag. containms
clothing. between'Wailaee Ave. and
(:anerari’a Store. Finder please
2.:20. “K F. “Wilcox.
m: w. GREGORY. '
Wu;
Beam mi GASOLINE. _ _
wnsrron'rsow ‘20.—‘~Louis’ mini;
. r
midst. ‘1
properly cared for idurlng'V‘t'he".
months, either. dry: storage (Ir-W
lo'tm creature of battery work."
is a weilrequipped battery 1
meat where service & me
word” and where expel-ts:
join”, See Ryan, mam
W8. Phone1938.—4dv:
laid-“Bligle? pills: omen null Lin burned ;~, ”About
It: . ewes I “alone,“ ‘nd'hamdn‘ 7‘
taming a flag. Filmer W ’ I «3%
line) and receive V ' ' ‘ W ’
face c
'1‘ _ ,..,
stash. ofClihtonamue ”8"‘71131119 this
months old child or Mr. and um,
1lingerie Sanderson or White Plains. 1
., who. until a few -
Smash-ups and cars damaged. by aided as. so Woodwardzefguzgodgd’
flre our specialty; ”moi-m; at '
.1893le New .York city.
has been under the care or one or the
‘ ‘beot baby WHEN in New York and,
any iur- specialists were called in in an ertort to ‘
call or save its life. The funeral will be hem-enfe-rfiellet Corps 01‘7”“ State.
tery.
ers. David W. Clark at Fort Thom‘p-
:home of his son,
Mattresses. plllOWS, bolsters and‘;
cushions or all kinds sold on our easy: weer strong.
payment plan, Also renovating, satin-l
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card 0!" Manhattan
’ railroad sha
ill-elapse from
Ammonium
wfhter
or
storage, at mollyfifiu» W ' ~M0' “7. 1
49 .West Ave. Special attenh’olnghen ’
Spencer Stone ”Sanderson; ugh-teen" night and Saturday: com
teal; hit: with navy from
we'd: and north winds.
“other continues in nearly all
dnns‘eaet of tho Rocky; .;~..
.The pressure is mWfie
region and low m1m‘_ ’ 1
word to Montana... The
lsiliow east of the Mississippi
White River, Ont. reported the
‘7” mm Levy. said to be Eleanor
m laser-nee. alleged decoy of Boston
PM 8" Wei-3.. who has beenfln a ”hoe-7
~ -1 pitabhere {allowing a. suicide at-
,1 1 sense. was taken to We. Court...
the Post Graduate" A numberottliemembers-of Pous- mauwfitlronz recourse to extrams‘
The child in: Mler1Women's Belle: Corps.»1No. tion andwill face arraignment for
:15. great to the Fitch Home for Sol- detaultinz bail ‘on‘ a statutory charge
moras- at Noroton, “yesterday. it being '
file annual visiting'day for the Worn-
Al
5, .
andalso possibly a. charge 0: mg. . '—
arny. 78119 “was taken immiedintely
to the train. from}. the hosoinl by
enamel-initiatives pm team ‘ s
.. .. 1 1. . 1 ' art: " deadline with ut ar- .1
$111163? 838m“ 0011 at 3 o’clock. Rev: ”1‘ sflernoon. while "nx enter tad nment :afigmenzr; court ' I 0 1 ' v 1 1
1 ,lJohn J. B‘navjsly of the South Nor-walk , lit-songs. stofie‘o and recitation: was" . ’ 1 ' " 1 EhGLISlI 'm ' "
‘ 321:. E. church. animating. and lntéri m for the veterans. who‘s!» re-l mss m’AG . LONDON, .Oct. 20 -—-The1 ...
accepted belief that 130mm
W may gm? or mm DW‘ :04. What“ m ”“23”“? be able to form a. Cabinet 1M
the ' been largely discounted W'
80, candy magazines...papers, etc. 81 will / 1 m
the Stack Exchange, where no.
so: who were glam ' a” and 9‘, o‘clock," performances at.
A. most enjoyable visit was made,11 3mm theatre Saturday nkht in con- § opts of B 11 _ _
‘ 11 ‘ collection with the pre—releaee of bk . - b tm -..
and the yeterans were not disappoint- test'picture, file me’ot~'which has were narrow, 7 u upward. 11 ‘ 1 1
‘éd in the'ii' expectations or the‘visit. 1” . ~ 11 1 ‘itorn‘swid sections of the market m‘_
not been announced. Propr e y: . l" rial. French 1 a andthe
Ester-son ot the Regent theatre an” way securities recoveoanred well;
think will be in Kiddie Patton ceme-
. . Glades ll. Mann 1
(finalise H.»Ma.nn died yestelflay af- 1
tel-noon at his home, 21 Bayview ave- '
mm. aged "years. He is survived by
a. widow and two ‘ehiidren, who are
'mle Home’was inspected by? , the
members of the corps, who compli- .
. . pounced this fact this morning-
Vrnegged Col. Robbins on his manage—i With Barthéimess will 'befifty mem-
m of the Home. ' here of his‘ cast who paTflCiPat-ed in
' . ‘ 1 . 1 1making1the picturegsajd to be one of
Moran to Manage 1 _ his best. I). w. Grillith, noted moving
Cincinnati Team
‘,__.___———-———
Bills ARRiliiijili
The Morrison Greenhouses; _
Meekel, Prop; have mt‘ f'
rent from Holland; 3. ’3th 11
choicest bulbs of all kinds. M
the time to plant bulbs m
frost gets in the ground and
Darwin Tulips, Hyacenths ant
cessi are here. Other
rioties for inside planting tube
son, South Dakota, and {Ml-s. Winifred
Mann of Manila. Philippine Islands.
Services will be held at his late home.i
Monday. at '11 o'clock, and at Trinity
church, New Haven. at 2:30 o'clockJ
Burial will take place in New Haven.
Clinton S. Beers
ClintOn SonBeem died yesterday at-
ternoon in his 69th year. He is sur—
vived by twb sons. Frederick of
Waterbury, and. Andrew of Norwalk.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30
o'clock Saturday afternoon from the
Andrew Beers, 31’
West "avenue. Rev. George B. Tomp.
kins will officiate and burial will be in
the Norwnlk cemetery.
{picture director. wiil’probably also be
ipresent.
, CINCINNATI, 0.. Oct. files—PatrickI ‘1 1 1
7L. Moran will manage the Cincinnati 1 ' ' 1 , .
National league baseball team again ' - " ' ’.‘ ‘ ’ ' ‘
,.next year. This was announced tol- .1 1 a" .\ ERAY “Al“
lowing a' meeting of the directors of
the club. at’whlch it was voted unani-
‘Gran‘dmn’s Sage Tea and Sulphu-
‘Sobody Will Know.
mously to re-engage the veteran lead--
er. tel-ms already having been agreed
upon. It. was said Moran would sign
his new contract as soon as he'returns Ilse and
__ from the east. which will be within a Recipe . . . 1
Mrs, Elizabeth “muck“, . day or two. His salary. it was under- Th use of Sage and Sulphur for re- "1 fibre or pebbles are 111%. 1
. e . _l hair to its natural . ment. if you have. never .
Mrs. Elizabeth While“... a 3mm stood. is to be the same as thyme ,storlng faded, gray ,bulbs start the habit new and
mer resident of Rowayton for the past; ceived in 1922- 1 color dates back to: gran ! the door to a. new charm Std —
to revel in. Directions for ' 11
outside blub lpanting given me ;
each order. Greenhouses at 58.:
Zandt St. Phone 1409.—Adf.‘
"It
few.years. and widow of the late r . . time. she used it to keep her hair
James S. Whiteside of Brooklyn. died TEMPERATURE DOWN beautifully dark, glossy and attrac-
yesterday afternoon at thu- Nor-wall:1 ' T0 33 FOR LOWEST- ' ltive. Whenever her hair took on
Hospital. aged 65 years. The remains . RECORD FOR “EEK thatdull, faded or streaked appear-
will be taken to Brooklyn tomorrow' Three o'clock yesterday afternoon ance, this simple mixture was applied
afternoon by Funeral llirr-cior A. J. was the coldest hour of the week in,wiih wonderfulei‘fect. _
Nor-walk. the thermometer show- But brevn'ng at home is mus-5y and
Collins. and interment will be in . 1
Greenwood cemetery. ed. when the mercury dropped to 38 out—ot-date. Nowadafi. by asking at
for a bottle of
-—-——~— - degrees. A rapid rise was noted. any drug store
Funeral of Michael .‘id‘oy however. at 7 o'clock last night.i“Wyeth'e Sage and Sulphur: Com- L 1‘- W8 AT m ‘
Funeral services for Z'tlivililcl McCoy. when the temoaturo was 48 de-ipoundi'3- you “'i“ get this famous Old F0 at} Enamel-3 U B PMS ‘
formerly ,of Norwalk. worn held at 91'grees. " ip‘reparation improved by the addition an I on . . .
‘t last long: and of other ingredients. which can befide-
pended upon to restore natural color
and‘beauty to the hair.
stores its; A well-known downtown druggist-,
can't says it ‘darkens the hair so naturally“
figure out the weather. then all of and evenly that nobody can tell it has
Nature’s prophecies fail. they say. lbeen applied. You simply: dampen a:
I The squirrel by his light for. and sponge or soft brush With it and draw i
dcock this through your hair, taking one
o'clock this morning fl'ulll St. Mary's‘
church in Port Chester. llnrinl was in
the Port Chester Catholic cemetery.
' Will SiiiiiET
The cold spell won
roaiiess' inhabitants have nothing to
(ear, weathermen say.
V When meant no longer
winter food. and the squirrel,
. a .
1115 Main St. Bridgeport]
Send tor-Boone!» Petals'
1 FOR SALE'
Two family house, 114 rooms, an
improvements, garage, 5 minutei
V Li. STREET. “1‘ m.—-—- .the non-appearance of the woo ' _ _ - . 15"
Stgclléprices made good it i'owsl‘y from in Connecticut. after summerlng in strand at a tune. By morning the Tim”? context-10f lst ngd’sfli
t rd J t hub“ mm“ at the more northern cllmes. predict a mild gray 1, hal‘i‘ disappears. and after an- 1 we .amly ouse on mm M
yes 9 N 5 9° “ ‘ ' er. , other application or two, it becomes . all improvements. $7,500.
winter. Weather Observer Jim Trl
Mildiebury, said yesterday.
The kid'diesi‘wili” hawe plants" of
rtunitles to pursue their annual
d soon extended its drive against pedestrians, derby hats
Standard Oil or New and teameters. Mr. Tyler says. he.
Official an- ‘cause 26 snowstorms are going_ to
nouncement that no new financingwas come with the winter season. None
required by the l'lf‘ific Oil Company. 10f the storms will be of the blizzard
and that no dis-anionic . was felt 0\‘cr?va,rlety. he prophesied.
thr- dividend, ix‘illi‘l upmssion in a.) 7 . HIV/C
12% point gain in 'that stock. .Steelg D ,{ngfvllggbcfgpmin 'about a
shares moved upward on good buying 03‘ 1: Get riri of it! For week
of U. S. Steel (-mnmun which advanc‘ bad ac ' - ' ‘_ ‘ . 1 oils om;
ed a. point Railroad shares also (113- kmm‘ys' lame and ac 13' ":3 Kid? ex"
la ed inc-re 'i(‘ti\'ll\‘ Readine- rising neighbors recommend Defoe n ‘.
:1»); and North‘flm 1.56,“: 1 with frac— Pills. Ask your neighbor. Read this
' ~ .A . . ' ' " statement: . '
éiiifilugimfnlffi r: “Kilnbfgcaont Sgfifletr: 1Mrs. F. Hendrick, 119 1311:1151 :t‘ri‘eet.
( l I ‘l ‘4} ‘ . . . e n 1‘ . ‘t ’ : “ 13 i( “9!. ,
lug. Silldt-ilakt-l‘. Baldwin. Columbia fizagfik’aigmihggfimfion of the.
Gun and "m“:‘mn. Logmoiigc 333:0 bladder. My kidneys acted too often
wen?!“ at} hishmhd and caused annoyance. There was a.
palm: mgr)??? d g ank pain across my kidneys which never
. NF.” 195m 3‘9 a pea seemed to let up "and when I stood on
price on a gain 0f 1 point. -§my feet a good deal, my back gave .
opening of today's mariwi. the whole’
list movingjoran-ni in I'l'Sllonse .‘0 9,1101
brisk demand for oil shares. Mexican 1-
Petroieum opened up more than two 0990
beautifully dark and glossy—Adv Small ‘tw01 family house in
- - Norwalk; $3,590.
J. M. O’BRIEN, 1 :
,4 So. Main St. Samaritan-stat,-
' Telephone 97?.
gain to 695,. While
Jersey was pushed up 4 ‘53.
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Agent for Page 8: Shaw.
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_ Immaculate
Rugs!
STPI‘FT N o X" t m‘ l out.‘ I also had a tired, worn out s k] ‘1 , ,. p t . ‘ 1
WALT“ “ ‘3 ‘ ' ‘ O n'h V” I . feeling and became nervous. My uic east eflicxen 1 _ 7 :'
cessation of selling Dre§ure, combined sight. was blurred 'by specs and often Q Y, _Y, 1 1“ Take a \‘Vlnchester 5110‘
ed up
1y, The Hoover performs
with the apparent ease with which] re 1 d with dizziness. I read in the . . w on 1
92’0” ““51““! up their favorites. stixn- 3 :apgl‘eof the good Dean's KidneyPills the three essentials Of rug _ and V‘ “miles“? Shells 3m
ulated .1}le advance, which spread overl were doing for Others so I decided to de .ng 1 next duck hunt and yo,
n broad list. High-priced stocks con- :1“. them. I got Dean‘s at Stilison 8: 3111‘ - 11 3xperience real shooting
tinned to set the pace. Mexman Fe: ’ Powell's Drug Store and they entirely It lifts the rug from the 1’: at' The érfeot, b. .1
trolellm extending" its gain to 103.; grid me at kidney trouble and. did away floor and gently beats 011! La 1011' p _ l _
Easier money “1‘95 and ‘19mm the inflammation of'the bladder."
points. .
cxnhange 600. at all dealers. Fosterdlliliaurn-
)f 3 Winchester is 90m
good recover.“ _
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in sterling every particle of embedf
bad a cheerful effect ontsentiment..cou Mfrs" Emaio" N. Y.-—Adv. ded éfif. Its swiftly 33’ winch amino: be tzpp 1 1
German marks continued their down- , - , 1 .. ' until you pit? up 3 gun:
ward trend. ”selling at 2% cents ahun- w volvlng bTUSh SWCSPS HP
it to your shoulder and 09!}
all clinging litter and .
' the action.
straightens the 't'rcllinstye
nap. Its powerful suction.
withdraws all the beaten-,g
out, swept—up dirt.
Let us' show you bx ‘
demonstration;- idler m
§our "home or ‘in our,
:share, how The Hooyer
5110i: “Only'kCeps rugs 1m;
"macuiate but . also pro-V
their life.
dred. another new low record. Corn-
Products. St. Louis Southwestern pfd..i
General American Tank and Storage!
Battery‘and Kimbel Brothers pfd., all
sold at new high recérds for the year.
*Call-moncyropened at €15 per cent. 1
Three Fiowcrs11Face Powder .
‘ Rhubarb and Soda Mixture,
‘ 402. e.....-;r-';.‘...-oo:o,¢..1
“ One dozen Seidiitz- Powders,
' BOX .'.v.r..;".v:.o'e.’..of... > , 1
‘; Dot-in Rouge-12%. .. . . . . 33c;
Fluid Extract Oascara Sam-ads, 1
1' 4 024.3...“ ...-....."... 22c
" '1100 Cam tablets j. . . . . 2191
iDiamond" 0’68 . . . r. . . ”1.. *
Quinlan, -~Pl 13.1.7.3 dozen ,- for. as;
, . “Blank“ blue, one '.-. '. ..—., . .1. 1-2:.
‘ Pure, my title; diet. for ... 19:
G Fountain Syrinnem 1 1 1
fore you go again antigenic:
our stock of theirorld
Winchester Shotguns. '
32:13:11.2 eastern and transcontinental
res elevating them 1 to 3
Reading and Lackfiwannl;
. on st: issues.“Absorpt on o
3:: :32)”: Almerican Sugar, United 1
.Retail Stores. Endicott Johnson, Cluett
Sugar. Ameri-
points with
Peabody. Porto 31033 1 mum. , 1
can Express. Mackay Company and 1flafii1~vm8h§fifl fCife'Vam‘h..-z.39¢
Pan-America,“ A and 31959831 result”- 1 so; Tube Perm - N
in~mins or 1% to 3% points. CO!“ ‘ 1 ' ...3,..
certed selling of the motors-'1 Marine ~ 1 Prophylactic Tooth
‘ > ’ 50°1Tube 9!;th N hula
and there was a' generaj- . 1 , _ 1 .1. 29¢
the high levels. Stu‘le' '150: 117111131: Pepsodelit 1" ‘ 1
baker was hammered .down three . 1. oath 37¢
points and Pierce-Arrow pill. Max:
well Motors Brand Chandler-11410
711%. Marine preferred gave Way 1%
anaeCrucible Steel 11/. under-1.11m. ,
pfd. and Crucible Steel halted the un-
ward trend.
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