Evening sentinel, Friday, October 27, 1922 · page 11

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T‘RIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922.

 

 

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WANTED

FOR SALE

 

Wfils‘l'l-Jllwnoys is yours old. Kap-
Eat: I... Goldman. corner So. Main St.
land Cross St.

 

WANTED—Two or three ro‘oms. fur-

nished, or unfurnished. centrally
located. Box X. Y. 2., care Sentinel. or
call 2718. Norwalk. l

 

 

“W N‘l‘ED—Strong boy in shipping
department. Lclloy Shirt (20.,
Clcutnut street. I

\VAN’TED-‘A woman to tukn care of

:2. baby during mother's absence at,
burjltcss. Call Saturday afternoon or
crouings between G and 7. 37 North!
Ave. Norwalk. Conn.

\VA.N'I‘Ell——For open shop. Non-
union moldvrs and corcmnkers for
11:37.“; work In gray iron foundry in
Connecticut. Stvndy work for good
men. Your reply must include refer-
crccs. experience and age. Address
I . l‘. 51.. care So. Norwnik Sentinel.
WANTED
Man for our tube department.
‘imy rain to beginners before
lrltwt' “nr‘k. First shift 7 to 3 .
l’. M.
Apply. 3
'~.(.vI:W.~\LK TIRE & RUBBER CO.

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“'5 K’l‘iil‘)»Experienced Slayers and

shippers; also 3 low lcurners.
1-1“- ;itly wm‘k. Apply‘JOlm Moore. Mgn
\\l .‘w t’é- “Sells Co, 7 M'ndison St.

 

 

\i. * .‘.’1‘F2l)»~Brirlier. reliable. for “fed-
l t Millys and Saturdays. Phone 11134.

 

I

M AN'l‘ElL—Operatmn on Singer sew-
i. ': inmhinvs: also ll‘erners. Apply

6*? Mule-r St, entrance on Hayiland

kl-e:~l.

 

\. \ l'ifiileounz mun to learn the
l . u ug business. Apply at Gottlieb‘s

i. 1 Store. 12 So. Main St, So.

.Iik. i’onn.

\\ A .‘.' l‘El)—»~Mnn to take care of low
pzwlsure limiting boiler and make

lilmwll' generally useful. State wages

Warm-d and address Boiler, Caro Sen-

(ilu-l Olin».

WANTlCilvrrliirls. finishers and but-
to'i HDVVNY‘Ei on children‘s coats. Must

 

 

 

 

 

be (-tporivncmi. Louis Grcoubcrg 6:

""0” Ili‘lmt i‘lnl'c. Ell-\‘L Norwaik.

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, TO LET

'I'C llhl'l‘ ------ Pivusnnt furnishvri room.
‘ other roomvrs. 4 Courtinmi

’0': v‘. 'l‘rl 1094-3,

fit) le'l‘vaix rooms. all improyv-
v“ ats in Franklin Buildine‘. South

hllm St. \Vlll l‘w ym-ntvd Nov. 1. In—

(is. '0 ‘Il Sim-on Noynk's. 15% So.

__]‘v‘{..‘ i Mll‘l‘l‘l.

FOR Ri-IN'iV-r'l‘o May 1, a. modern
l‘llllHU. llvuulll'uily furnishml, large

maul: room, fire place. 4 bed rooms.
bolli null extra toilet. Garage for two
com. ‘lL‘Uth' Mitchell, :1 Eclipse Ave.

 

'10 LET—*i‘hrm‘ rooms. with all im.
mot-unients, including heat, for
ca. g~lw only. 40 Fort St.. E. N.

 

,rro l.P‘.’l"~Two coluwrterl furnished

rooms, all iniprm-miwnts. for light
housekvcping. inquire :l-v Lincoln Ave,
50. Norwnlk.

 

'l‘O LIST «1 rooms. with all improve-
ments, alter Nor. ill. 1th. 9 Bay-
\K‘W Arc. l‘honc 1732.

 

'J‘O l.l1)’i‘~—Light. stcnm hmted loft and
oflucv..Bcst location in town. Inquire

 

oi _(iotlliel)'s Clothing Store. 1‘2 SO.
Mum SL. So. Norwulk, Conn.
TO LET-«4 rooms. eiuclric lights.

gas. hot and cold watcr. Heat if re-
auwml. Rem $18 per month. including
1.1:» rilectrir light. Suitable. for a small
faintly of 2 or 3 only. Inquire 101
CC'iL-l‘ Street.

LEGAL NOTICES

 

FOR SALE—~Vi'hite enamel bed com-
plete. $8: mahogany finish wooden .
bed with new spring. 85, oak chiffonier.
$4, 4—burner oil stove with oven on
good as new. $15. Kitchen range. $10.
Call; upstairs, 5 Rowan St, East Nor-
walk. .

 

 

FOR SALE—4003 “finite W'yandottes

and White chhorns. April hatched.
Native broilers and

 

Ready to lay. 3, . . ._ .. .
roasting chickens. Phone 405. Vi'est-~ 33,751“; 9‘"- Also m'm'“fi" Y9“. ,The flmml W1“ .be .119!!! 93' factor to the upward“ trend. .Good .
crn Live Poultry. 32 Main St. Nor- c on ‘w‘raflan-p “392°”- ;4 at Monday morning, at 813“ o'clmkfmtbuying supporbm~noted7|n'oils,-and ’
walk . . _ . ----- tilliphono 31 tor-rrememtnttun m therdtflgiezlwpaflms 0‘ 13- W-’Rayr’eqnipments Gains of 1 to 3 points
' ' 'mon,_ . ash‘mt ‘ ’ ' " ' . -
- g on “we“: 33.4 “E were recorded by Mexican Petroleum,

FOR SAlll'Z—«Vi'cbcr Upright pinno in
excellent condition. Price reason-
able. Address M. J., care Sentinel.

iron SALE—1 early English dining
table, 6 leather covered chairs and
serving table. Inquire 3 Gibson Court.

Tel. 637.

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE—My 1921 Ford sedan at.

It has shock absorbers; locked
steering wheel, new radiator, other!
useful extras. New rear end. Motor
just overhauled. Good rubber. P. 0.‘
Box 206. Norwalk.

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WINTER TOPS—Units Limonsette.
Tops for Fords. 32:: attached. Shu-
felt Bros». 201 Washington'St., East
Xorwalk. Tel. 3075. 5

FOR SALELBEand Néw'Bsthi-oomf
$55. Syphon closet, china low-down
tank. enameled bathtub and lavatory,
with all. nickel—placed fittings; special
big bargain. white celluloid water-
closet seats. 35. Seidenberg Co., 545
int Avegbetweenwilsth and 37th Std"
New York.

 

 

FOR SALE. . “
The V an Hoosier property at. Cran-
bury. Located well in Newtown ave-

 

improvemonts. Two minutes from
Main St. Norwalk. Reasonable.
Building lots in past. Norwaik.

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LEROY D. DOWNS.“

INSURANCE 8: REAL ESTATE
Phone 1661

121} \l’eisillngton St. So. Norwalk

 

FOR SALE—SIX ROOM COTTAGE

All improvements, within 3 minutes’
walk of railroad station. Terms res.-
sonable.
J. M. LAY'lzozw' &. CO., INC.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
5 Railroad Avenue Phone 35

 

 

PROBATE SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

Under and pursuant to an order of
the Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk. authorizing him thereun-
to. the subscriber hereby offers for
sale all such right. title and interest
as Samuel C. Lockwood. late of \\'i1-
ton. in said District, deceaéed. had at
the time of his death, in and to the

following described real estate, to
wit:

FIRST TRACT:

The homestead consisting of 106

acres. more or less. located in the
Town of “'iiton, at Nod. so called, and
bounded: Northerly by land DOW or
formerly of the City of South Norwalk,
and by land now or formerly of
George “'hitiock; Easterly by high-
way: Southerly by land nor or former-
ly ot' Truman Smith and land now or
formerly of James Comstock, and

 

 

)‘lftpllATlG SALE 01“ REAL I‘ZS'I‘A'I‘I‘Z

l :der and pursuant to an order of
lliL Court of Probate for the District
of Nor-walk authorizing thmc there-
tv to. the subscribers hereby offer for
13‘ . all such right, title and intcrcst as

lwesterly by land now or formerly of
lJames Comstock and land now or
formerly of the City of South Nor~
walk.

; SECOND TRACT:

i. Containing 80 acres. more or less,
land bounded: Northeriy by land now

your price, as 1 am leaving for I-‘lorL. .

.lt cph Kiss ltttc of Norwalk in sald'or former] ' .

3 y of Abram Fitch orJnnd
“Wm," d“““"°d' had at m“ Elm" 0‘ , formerly of the heirs or devisess of
1’ .‘lf'ltlll in and to the followmg dc- : Samuel D. Olmstead, deceased; East-
‘ "we" ”‘3' ”tale ‘9 W“: erly by land of Laura St. John. wife of

All that certain tract of land with Jonathan C. St. John' Southerly by
3- c; buildings thereon standing. sit-1 land formerly of Orri‘n Jennings and
i." ted in said town of. Norwalk, known "\Vesterlv by highway.

:- 4*. designated as Lot Number thrflol '

(.2) on Map of prOperty number fif-
frrn (15) of property of the Norwalk
Ji:.estmcnt Company. and bounded
I.C"lllerl)' sixty (60) feet by Sound
Var! avenue: Easterly one hundred
’ " seventy-five (175) feet by lot «i on
4.. id map; Southeriy sixty (60) feet by
is: S of said mnp: and W'csterly one
litudrcd seventy-five (175) feet by lot
: on said map. subject to restrictions
c’ record.
l'nr particulars and terms. apply to
CHARLES WACHA.
KAT! KISS.
Administrators.

som'rwr sonar.
m water or NORWALK, 88.. PRO-
}‘ATE COURT. October 24. A. D..
1 .-:.- 2. _
Estate or Terez Memros. late of
3“"J’°W:lik. in said district, deceased.

S‘Ilr (‘ourt of Probate for the Dis- 65113310” for “Wyeth’s sage and”‘8ui-,_ ‘
.Yolr grill gets .

Mitt of Norwalk. hath limited sun at;
10. l six months from the {Mitchel-e-

For particulars and terms. apply to:
IRA. 0. GREGORY,
Administrator.

{AN lll:lliiEfili’E
2 Tellurium

 

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Sage Tenant] Sulphur'rnnw om.
Faded nah.DorkaniiGNy.

Almost everyone knows that Sago
Tea. and Sulphur, properly compounds

icd' brings back the natural color and‘

llustre to the hair when faded. streak:
ed or gray. Years ,ago the Jonly.
way to get this mixture was to make

it at: home, which is mussy auditrou-‘v

'blesome. _ . 3

Nowadays we amply flask,“ ,a
phur ,Ccmpound.” 3 3
ilarge bottle of this ,old'stime‘ recipe

or tor the creditors of said estate talimpmevedby the addition. at. other in- »

:-.? hilt thrir claims for settlement. igredients. at very ““19ch 3 Every-
“ C:'~(x “ho nczlcct to present their ac- I] if this preparation now; be-
.zci.:lts. properly attested. within said 3‘ ’ amoesone can bui‘zeu t 3’6“
lump, will he debarred a. I'BQOvery. All cdafirmkee your 905d; 3” it , but,“ .0
w rsons indebted to said estate are”“re- “stuffs: and em. . 3mm . :a
to this 3 42mm

mummy ooxvs. ' - . , . . .3
Administrator. small moi a 3: onto. by ,

 

 

Ourslrd to make immediste payment spouse or soft brush with ltand Quw
through your bur, takingpne 3"

 

riedé .

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BUSINESS "Norton ‘ l 13.33;... anthems. ,

 

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LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE . , Mrs. Juli. Cmoni i" . .
3 AUTOTRUCKING. Minna nQiel’l‘Oll. and. 59m
All Kinds Team Work mtgund dead in her bed at Inel- '
Horse Manure For Sale. room, ,113 Hafliaqnd street. yeoternav “

. T.‘.MAR'I'IN, ..
65 Winfield St. East Norwalk about twenty-four hours

mow/run“ “mm To
run noun

Mattresses, Juno's. pom, all Frank Fay. and Mrs. Harry Beckett,
and, Fred Fay of‘fiew:

, 7 3 previously"
‘ .heartfailm beingthe cause. ‘ .- ' ' .
' Mrs. Canal). is sur‘vived by three;

 

cushions or an find-scoldonWMZ of this city.

NURWALK mucosa 00. l
Franklin and Monroe St. 82. Km

HAVE roommate TUNED The- discovery of Mr: Carroll's
41'.me MOE A YEAR. death was due to a desire to get‘inio
Offer my ~aervices as 3 his tuner' her‘room to get a stove that wns'there
and player‘3repairman atreasonable thnt3had been sold. The purchaser

9,,o’clock from St. Joseph’s chore-h;
Interment will be in St. Mary’s'cefng.‘
fiery. ‘ ' '

 

 

rates. Address, 3 having called at the Haviland street
. . DAVID F. ALBRECHT, house. it was found that Min. Car-
R. F. D. 37 So. Norwalk. Conn; roll‘s door was locked. *It was re—

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called that she had not been seen

THE NORWALK ,WRECKING CO. around for some little time and the
When you haven't any more use for. door .was broken open and she was

Your car take it to :dmco'vered on the bed. dead.

5 -ROWA=N~ 8'12. EAST NORWALK. l '. Dr. Samuel H. Huntington; the

TEL. 399-13. - medical examiner was called, and said
Smash-ups and corn damaged by that death was due to natural causes.

fire our Specialty. and from heart. failure. .

Thomas Ireland. ~ l

7 _ ATTENTION' 3 Thomasjreland. formerly of Nor-r
. . :lk died at his home 102 Garfield
if ‘ouw tt _.wa ’ '
nitur: 3 or filibusghgllgme 018‘ filf‘gé‘avenue, Danbury. yesterday, aged ,70
Write to H Ash No order 18300 large years. He was a brother of Samuel C.
or small to get intention. .Ireland of Bates Court. this city. The
. funeral will be held from his .late

44 WATER ST. — TEL. 903. home tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
I ‘ o‘clock. f, l

 

 

 

. READERS,,KITENI¥ION 3 1 - Funeral of Mr. Hon-am '
If you have secondhand.me The funeral of .losvph Horvath will
junk. paper stock or metals of any be held tomorrow. Saturday. afternoon
kmd' 5‘3” it ‘0 Jane Bro“ and yo“ at 3 o‘clock from the Hungarian Re-
.will see the reason Why. lformud church. instead of at 2:30

 

 

public today by il.~ Commerce Dc-
.pur‘tment showed bituminous coal ex-
ports in Septcmlmr amounting to 1,-

This can not be done satisfactory in
cold weather. so don't wait. .
\Ve specialize on Asphalt Shingles,

Slate. Asbestos Shingles, Tar and 175mm tons \nlumi at. $7,875,237.

Gravel and Built—up Roofing, Iron and compared with 1.211.610 tonsi in

Copper Leaders and Gutters. |Septembcr a year ago valued at $6.-
Thatcher OnePipe Heaters. 046,518.

THE NORVVALK ROOFING C0.
Phones 2955—387.
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AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
3 STATION.
Bosch &. Eismann Magneto Service.

BUiBSAllRll/ill ;—:
am... mm mm

ed and installed by expert mechanics. ’
All Work Guaranteed at Reasonable The Morrison Greenhouses, JOS_ F.

Prices. 3 ~ , . - -
119 South Main Street ,Meckcl. Prop. have Just received. d1

Telephone 345.

 

 

 

choicest bulbs of all kinds.
the time to plant bulbs before the
frost gets in the ground and Tulips.

 

l The Elite Shop, under new muste-

ment. Walsh and Brennan. Special
scalp treatment. ahampoolng, manl-
curing. permanent waving. hifll‘ bob-
bing. curling. permanent hair. dyeing.
french American waving. new city
pack. water waving. marcel .wnving.
hairdressing. face massage. hair goods.
47 Wall street, Norwalk. Conn. Tel.
2585.

cessi are here.
rieties for inside planting to be groWn

menl. if you have never planted}
bulbs. start the habit now and open,
the d00r to a new charm and beauty;
to revel in. Directions for inside org
outside, bulb planting given here with:
'each order. Greenhouses at 58 Van'
Zandt St. Phone 1400.4Adv.

. PATENTS ,.
Wooster 33nd "Davis
L H. WOOS'I‘ER n. W 13“”

ATTORNEYS .AT’ LAW
Formerly king‘s" U. 8 Patent

co .
1115 Minuet. Bridgeport
Semi for. Booklet on Potent-

F. 1—1. BAXTEB

a sour" MAIN crass?
DEUGGIST
Agent for Page 8: Show. Park is:
Turord. Green Seal. and Russeti'." '
Candles. . 3 _. . .

 

NAG! BROS.

Loco! end long distance trucking of
all kinds. Plan: moving. Special run
for moving purposes Dali) trim to
New York City.. Building atone -
71 Cedar Street Phone 818

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 3
pound for rags.

J. EFFRON. ,1
5 Burbank St.

Tel 2580 So. ”Nomlk
AUCTION

A. C. Hexamer, Auctioneer, will sell
at Public Auction on Tuesday;- Oct.
31, 1922. at ten o’clock A. M.,on the
premises of Mrs. M. L.. Pence. 201
Westport Ave, Norwalk, Conn, (West.
port car passes door)...h’ousehold fur— ' :, _ , ,3

niture. consisting of fiveqiiece gold. ,3 . 3 3 -
silk upholstered parlor suite, excepe COchm "CARPET
‘ CLEA‘NING cor.

tionally fine carved oak dining room
87, Cedar 8h . Gambian-walk, m

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suite. suitable for a large room or
club, including side-board, china clo-
set, extension table, six chairs, two
arm chairs. large oinalnted screen.
carved oak library table. walnut sec:
retary-andbookgncose, couch sates; W
er. large term, or, twowanu - _ ., 7 , 3 _

room suit; compieteJlalr sndcottlm (Md! Called (01' and Dam

mattresses. pillows,- walnut "folding , ..

Wantecnud'reno'ooionn

 

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i - z, ‘
l COLONIAL LENSES

 

rect from Holland. a shipment of the.
Now is!

Darwin Tulips, Hyacinths and Nor5
Other wonderful va-

in i'ibre or pebbles are in this ship-i THAMER, INC. ‘

n...- W -......,......-..-..... ...-

..arpeta markup. Band men! I

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. , 3 WALL "summon 19:30 at. m.,——__
afternoon, death having . occurred Prices exhibited 3.3 muoh‘;firmei- wtong - ~ .
at; the opening of today's Stock Mar;

hat due to active short covering, but

scattered selling developed several
nephews and '3a. niece. ,.Chris bind points of weakness. A. stronsrecov: --
cry luv-sterling exchange and. higher '
continental rateswas a. contributing,

Stnndard one, or. California and: New
Jersey and Transcontinental Oll’.
Baldwin and American-“Locomotives

and Pullman all improved a. point. or” f 7
more. Other strong spots were Corn *

Products, up 2%. Maxwell Motors A
and Iron Products. up 11,5 each, and
Studebaker. du Font and Reading:
each up 1 point. Mexican Petroleum
pfd. and U. S. Rubber First pfd. drop-
ped 2 and 3 points, respectively...Five
thousand shares of Anaconda. an un-
usually largekblock. sold at 50. or .25
be ‘ esterday's close. ‘ .

‘WALL STREET, Noon—Prices
generally held up well, above yester-
day’s closing levels. When some of,

the active issues had registered pet 3'3"

guins ranging as high as seven points.
a: fresh supply of stocks‘came on the
market,
selling and profit-taking which was in-
fluenced by renewed liquidation’of U.
S. Government Bonds and a higher
renewal rate for call money. Trading
was quiet during the early part of the
session, but a. brisk, rally took place
just betore noon under the leadership
of Mexican Petroleum. which was
pushed up SEE; points. Good buying
support also was extended to railroad.
steel, motor. public utility and food
shares. Outstanding weak spots were

representing further short'

 

one. corner of Grumman avenue. Write or Call l . . , ~ _

~ ~ ' o‘clock as formerly planned. The in— Standard Oil of New Jersey, Delaware—

gill-3:38{figmahéargzrbarguifilagbout 3‘ Fort St' 1 11:33 st. Ngosrwalk, conm'terment will be in Riverside cemetery. Lackawanna, and Western and Dela-

. ASK JbHN 1i lfiYE'S -' : Te ep one 4. ' 3 ————-——————-———-—-—- ‘Ware and Hudson. Call money open-
7 Main Street ' ' blorwalk MRS. LOUISE GARFIELD EXPORTS OF COAL INCREASE. (ed at 5% per cent. _

_ ' ‘ Teacher of Modem’Dnncing “’ASHING'TOX- 0ft: 37-“EXPOK‘U5 WALL STREET, 1:30 P. m.~,—-Sug-

FOR SALE Studio—66 “rest Ave" 80_ Nor- of coal for the month 0: September gestions Of a change in sentiment

‘ walk Telephone 1838. - .inrluo‘edt 3.5:: _tons 0: inshra‘lgftffi {among professions was colored to

- . _ value a -. 3o. rompa 0 some extent by further upward pro-

0rdleiloo?l15llditls:bdre§:?u)“that: NOW 18 the Time for £285,458 tons \‘alurwl at $3,104,619 1,11 gross "after noon. Bidding for rail-

‘ ' ‘ ROOF PAINTING lseptember, 19:1. The total made wads and various specialties was in_

sistent at. times. with Southern Paci-
sic. Canadian Pacific, Rocklsland. New
Haven. Cheszpeake ,& Ohio. Studebak-
cr, United Retail Stores. Fisher Body
and Allis Chalmers, foremost among
a number of shares which advanced
1 to 3 points. Standard Oil of New
Jersey was pressed down steadily, los—
ing 3 points at 205. American Beet
Sugar also was liquidated ‘and yielded
over two points. ‘

 

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Spectacles and Eyeglssses 7

“‘Thcy cost no more at.Thamcr’s”

optometrists and Opticians.
\ I"
militia?” 5 c 9* . . Stamford ‘

 

FOR SALE

Very desirable lot on water
front, at Marvin Beach, corner
River Drive and Alden Avenue.
One of the very few left. «

J. M. ozBRlEN,

Real Estate -— General insurance
4 So.’ ill'aln St. ‘7

 

 

 

 

 

 

bed, miscellaneous “chairs. rockers. . _ » . ._ “ . ,
:tonds, min pillows. :.Victl-oln,1.lot of “REED ' ‘.
”was. cabinet, dowel- studs. 3 ’ ‘ ” " '

lnumbenornnenupninunssgnnplc- PW
“13'“. Oml'and chins clocks. , , velvet mam
mm“ w- m “'1’” “mm" mom
i t; amt}; ‘ ”g ‘ em ‘3 To sew on buttons on Chi].
bowie f kin are “t’fine ' ty _. . n3.
3:mi Stein splgglmpgoj fit; .il‘en’s Coats. Good stcadyrj

new): Sale. minimalism Shim .
Terms‘csshxy,‘ ..

work and good’salary'.
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a": tfulness takes the U
o! life.

thét‘i items, We £330.? {

"I’We maintsih that our clothes :31;

distinguished because their, gush

9suits of quality. a 3 ,, 3 7
every suit of clothes boughtllere

Phone 977 3

ti and style is so self-evidentthnt
they proclaim themselvcs'cvery

where, as the outstanding-,goodr '*
We. guarantee:

The above photograph is that 70$
Charles A. Templeton of fi'aterbury.
Republican candidatefor Governor of
‘thc State. who is to be: one of the
' guests present here, on Armistice Day.
.-when the American Legion. Veterans
of Foreign Vi’ars and other organiza-
tions. patriotic. fraternal and civic,
are to unite in celebrating the day.

. Mr."1‘empleton. who is also Lieu-
tenant-Governor of the State, was born
in Sharon, Litchfield’ county. 51 years
ago. and attended the Winsted Gram-
mar schooi. and also worked in the
Gilbert Clock Company. Later, after
‘school hours at the Thumaston school.
she worked for the Thomaston Clock
iCompany. After this he attended the

. Plymouth High school and a private

school at. Piaindlle. He went to Wa-
terbury one fall. expected after 3 ya.

KILLS RECTOR AND HEBSELF.
HAVRE, Mont, Oct. 27.~—Reverend
,Edwarer. Christler, rector of St.
Mark's Epscopal church here and
missionary of the Milk River Valley.
wdas shot and instantly killed in his

garet Carleton. a member of his con-
gregafidn. and wife of a former dis-
trict judge. now residing in Calforna,
:is declared to have been the minister‘s

 

 

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' tit Gov Templeton: C0 :

cation there to go to college.
an advertisement in the -3
signed up at a salary of $2.59.
.as a. clerk for 1-". B. Fields.
ability being recognized, he '
promoted to head bookkéepe
:a week. After three years 11
ed an opportunity to buy a.-
est in the store.
organized Charles A. Tem 3
which has‘fi‘ecome one of ti! 3
hardware corporations in thef
He is an active church and. ‘
wOrker. His political expel-ion"
follows: ' .

of Aldermen. member of the; ,
Public Safety. Senator from‘ -
district 1919—1921. delegate!»
{ional Convention «1920.
ernor 1921-1923. _§

 

slayer.
suicide-

UNDERWOOD CANCELS

ator Oscar Underwood has boén ‘
polled to
speeches on account of an
tack of bronchitis.

home here. early today. _Mrs. MQ~§

immediately after deliver-11133
dress Wednesday night._

ayi Specie

_ ~ " jabthe' " . 3-
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