rum" , fihe 36.“ .I—nel’s Ads Bfmg Rel" | 2 rmmv. Dream 1, 1922. ...—a, 7- ml‘wmmm. IMm-mmmnwm who died It bk home. :3 Roosevelt; WWW new“ years old; Hr Sonic was token ill" arkinmmtkthemqun /WANTED /\ cook and general house- ’ II1. Simon C20“. Dorian .‘ room '/ News in Machine Shop steady work. Good sub 2 Hardware Mtg. (30.. _66 Inst Norwalk. ..., ..z. .n. «.I‘bairs to cane. Phone Laborers. Betta develop- III SEXTINEL OFFICE. FOB SALE—Brood new bathroom. 855. Syphon closet. china low-down tank. enameled bath tub and lamors‘. with all nickel~plated fittings: special <Inizirv'ood Avenue, lst Dis» ;»i;. H. J. Lewis. on the job. \. \. I‘1- Experienced sleevers and I-IIIII setters. Steady work, u», Apply LeRoy Shirt Co., 11 Street. 1;! 1- ”Learners and experienced .. on men's shirts. Steady W‘le pay. Apply LeRoy Shirt VII-«mu! Street. W ' TO LET '. w 1.7:? ——I:ooms with all improve» VV‘oodwanl avenue. In- )lain street. If my" cx‘ II-- If :40. ill ‘...\'I‘v~.\ nicely furnished front noon on? li'I" for a gentleman. AD- )-I;, 3 \‘IIII Zoo! street. East Sorwalk. I: WRIT ..- F‘our pleasant rooms. Iwyyly vlvcorutml. improvements liI‘JII‘ (H-I'Itv‘r. Adults only. Inquire 84 \Vmuluzud aw. or l’honI- 473—3. l‘nl'. 'I u I. I: T wi‘urnlshed rooms our) con- v; luv u: c for light houso k: I plug; im- provrwmcnts Nz-nr trollm and station. inquire T Grove strr‘ot. F'I w.- ~ room apzu-tmv uts at 'I‘O LET. (1.“ [-H' sir-vi. Also on» garage at H I~1II:.I'-- "V. sir-M Inquire Louis Aavru k. i'. O. illovk, So. Norwalk. TO LET ~~l or 2 large furnished or unfurnished rooms and kitchen privII-gw. All improvvirwnts. 1") Day Sh'wnr or (full 227i. 'III I.I-‘.T :1 rooms, IIII improvements. 173 SI), Main and 7 vaS, all unwil‘ t. hoot. at 10-1 80. Main "3 Flint Hill Road. ) \ I IZII'KI) front room. furnish- nr :3 gnmlemcn or ladies. both. 2:5 First Street, East . v I I III Four room furnished flat housekeoplnz. eVerythinK but gas. quarter metre. 48 Road. 3 rooms. combination cool mom. electric lights, set igm‘ I'nr our. (Tall 1202-4 or 'HWWn 3 and 5 p. m. Junius 2.3 Elm GrOVeI 8L. So. Norwalk. I . ...IJI I IIIly house in Spring Hill Sec- I'rice I “III h I ms all unproven row ’I WI» nowly erccterl him-n.4, all improvomrnm. \-"’} SPPHOH. Pl'ii'b‘ “my 1".I.~«‘I,)n;\.b](>_ J M. O'BRIEN l‘m‘ i‘I'E‘ -:I I2; Boyl I Insurance Phone 977 CONN. l 6 rooms. 21 I L I .‘I-I "I ‘.‘.' XLK. (_'.\_\ll LLA GIFT SHOPPE 68 WALL ST. 0 Dc'?3~—Dolls——Do!ls Elms; and Cooper Needle-work Lustre Stationery Vantine's Perfumes and Powder Chinese Trays and Baskets Japanese Ware Loans MORTGAGES AND LOANS. Largo source or private second IL'” money is open to borrowers Iniminvss upon fair terrnsi with easy -llt.~4. Guaranteed Mortgage (10., \I..In SI... Room 211. Ansonid, Ct. \ The Ideal Christmas Gift La Tausca Pearl Necklace . $5 500 family house in same section 7 $2. 500 desirable property and private big bargain. white celluloid.water- closet seats. $5. Seldenburg.Co.. 545 '3rd Ave.. between 36th and 37th Sts.. New York. FOR SALE—Come and get good Long Island potatoes $1. 20 per bushel. T. Smith. Rowayton avenue. Roway.ton Conn Phone 1878- 6. FOR. SALE. Ford coupe 1922 .............. 5400 Ford roadster. with delivery box. $75 Ford touring ................. .8100 Studebaker roadster .......... 8200 Chandler touring ....... ....... 3150 Oakland touring .......... ...... :75 Chevrolet touring. 1920 ...._.... 3150 Ford Roadster ................ 8100 Ford touring, 1922 ............ $250 Shuts-It Bros. Durant Dealers, 201 Washington St., East Nor-walk. Tel. 3075. AUTOMOBILE AUCTION. i you sell by order of Bates Wilcox ‘Flint, inc“ over 30 Fords, all models some almost now: also some cars of other makes. A rare opportunity to buy at your price Sale takes place at 455 Golden Hill St... Bridgeport, at 1: 30 P. )l., Saturday. Dec 2nd. 5. D. YUDKIN. Auctioneer. FOR SALE—Ford coupe. 1922. like m-w, lots 0! extras $25; 1917 Ford coupe. lots of extras. demounta- bIe rims a bargain 8175; Ford sedan bodies. also Ford coupe bodies. Call m 5 “' carport, Avenue or Phone 2153 Norwalk. FOR SALE~Ford delivery wagon, in good conditlm, good motor, will sell cheap. For further particulars apply to C. Sweeney. A. F. Beckman Store, 83 “'ashington Street. KENT AGMCY Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock 47 Wall Street Norton. Cm. Once Phone 1837-5. Residence 879 Idle; 8:. Phone 8‘81 Need Help of Any Kind? Coll Bl. mmdmt nyonhnvosocondhtnd m junk. paperrtockormeuhotm mmummmmm wfllaeothoreoconwlm ocean. 37 Fort 8L East Nomlh. Gun. Telephone 499. PROPEITY OWNERS Only thebest in rooting. backs! by the best in workmanship, together with service, constitute our aim. TEE NORWALK ROOFING 00. “ ‘ Phones 2955—487. TWIN‘CITY VALET JOSEPH 0. 8m Proprietor ladies and Gents’ Clinton Morin; Dyeing, Pressing Cleaning and Repairing. Worlr Called (or and Delivered Philip Anderson, fatherly Fifth An. 'i‘biio r. "Sanunry WI!“ 10 So. Main St. Tel. 408 So. Norwalh NAG? BROS. Local and long distance trucking of all kinds. Piano moving. Special m for moving purposes Daily trips to New York City. ‘ 71 Cedar Street Phone :18 MRS. LOUISE GARFIELD Teacher of Modern Dancing Studio—66 West Ave» Bo. Nor- wslk. Telephone 1838. PRO! Tm. FAWN!“ TO THE Hon I'm pillows. balm Ill! whim 0: all kinds sultan our our payment play. Ann mouths. coul- faction guaranteed. Dropu our! or telephone 817 for represent-tho to NORWALK mums co. mum and lemon St. 8e. Nan-volt FOR SALE—4919 Chandler touring car. newly painted. lst class condi2 tion. a bargain; 1921 Ford sedan, new- ly painted. good rubber, A21 condition, $385. Royal Auto Painting Co.. So. Main St. and Woodward Arc. Phone 901. ' tf FOR SALE—Ono at East avenue's tine homes at a fair price. Very large lot. Geo. Mitchell. Phone 1861. A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. A chance to secure an automobile on which the cost will finally turn out to be nothing can: of 24 members. each one to whom one car will be permitted under (I plan allowed to members only. “'rite I). C. CORR. P. O. Box 737 ' So. Norwalk FOR SALE-Brana New Bathroom, $55. Syphon closet. china low-down tank. enameled bath-tub and lavatory. with all nickel-plated fittings; special big bargain. white celluloid water- closet seats. 55. Seidcnberg Co., 545 3rd Ave. between 36th and 37th Sts., New York. FOR RENT. One-half doubln house. Belts. Place, East Norwalk, from Dec. lst. Rent $37.50 — Apply in person. J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc. INSURANCE THAT INSURES 5‘ Railroad Avenue Phone '35 ran 8.9.1.3. One Family Houses; Prices from .....‘32,000 up [‘wo Homily Houses, Prices from . . . . . . $3,500 up .For Particulars, Ask JOHN T. HAYES, Real Estate -—- 1mm 7 Iain 8t. Homlk PATENTS Wooster and Davis . if you join a syndl.1 THE NORWALK WRECKZING CO. When you haven’t my more use (or your car take it to ' 5 ROWAN Sit. EAST NORWALK. TEL. 899-13. Smash-up. and corn W by in our specialty. AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICI STATION. Bosch & Eismann Magneto Service. All make: of Magnetos. Gum Starters and Battery Ignition repair- ed and installed by expert Mica. All Work Guaranteed“ We Prices. 119 gouth Main Street Telephone 345. ATTENTION ! If you want to dispose at any tur- niture or household goods, call or write to H. Ash. No order is too 1880 or small to get attention. 44 WATER ST. — TEL. 903. BATTERY Slum AN lMPflRIANT THINfi Your battery. any make, will be properly cared for during the winter months, either dry storage or '81 storage. at The Rye: Battery Station, 49 W'est Are. Special attention given to this feature or battery work. This is a well equipped battery establhh- ment where sex-vies» is the “watch. word” and where experts are "an the job." See Rysz for your battery troubles. Phone 938.——Adv. J. PREMRII isms ‘ ._ new mm m: Many chingea have been made by J. Premru 8: Son to the pm re» cently purchased at Adolf provements that will M the carrying on of their boat. A. H. WOOSTIR I. W. DAVIS ATTORNEYS AT LAW 1115 IAIN 8T. “IRWIN” Sand for Bangui. on Patents. Fbmerlyhxminmu. a. mono:- '11“:an mode this W a. cart. No. widow; “ . K Itnvs rintin ' home in on condition ML.» U .m it; Mymiysggz D For: SALE. “at M$anm t Hnir mom: proxy-mafia“: m p. ~ _ "‘ MP" But horwalk. , Fifteen H. P. motor; ten H. Him Wm — WM ¥Norwalk. B! pmtmnm ’: . f“ .~.wnpetent maid (or gen. P. motor, both in good condi- 47 Wall Street NW :2?“ 3‘ an“? active rumba! ; «work. tamily of two. Lion; quantity or starting Phone» Noam: as law: mug“, 1, mg“: [‘9 ‘ . ..-—...“ and me“ C8“ 1!. the . m m New, mhl}? o: M , ..D——-— TIE CONN” let}? ”to“ church. The W is survived by g, *1“. sad five children: Elliot F. sun... Erna-t W. some. Howard some. Edith Sonic and label 2L Sonic. .. Funerolaorvlceewillbehemgt: an, o'clock Sammy alter-noon. Rev. George B. Tompkins will atheist: and“ burial will be in Riverside cemetery. W Farrell. Thomas Farrell. for about 25 word an. employs of the Korwalk Iron Works. died at his home. ’Qemey street. lat evening at 8 o’clock. after a short illnes- He is survived by & two sons John J. Farrell and Daniel J. Farrell: s brother. David The deceased was born in Stamford x-artment system. He came to Nor» 'walk about 26 \ears ago and has made his home here since. The mn~ oral will be held on Monday mornin: at 8: 30 o'clock from the late home. and at 9 o‘clock from St. Marv;- church. Interment will be in St. Mary' 3 (remoten- Mrs. 'l‘hcresa A. Disbrow. Mrs. Theréan A Disbrow aged 78 years. died at her home. 2 Sense]: um; m Norwalk. ypsterday morn“ ing. The deceased was the widow of the late William A. Dishmw of Bridgeport And Ifor years has madv her hqli’ie John I". Darrow Mrs. The funeral will be from the funeral parlors of David W. Raymond. West Washington street. and intennent will he in Oaklawn cem- etery, Southport. my a; or Mrs. Bite. The funeral of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hite. who died recently at her home. in Mount Vernon. Ohio. and whose body was bromht here for burial. was held this nfternoon at 1 o’clock from thol‘uner'al parlors of David “5 Ray- mond, West Washington street. Rev. Chapman 3. iwwis rector of'Trinlty Episcopal church. officiated. The in- tel-meat. was HI Norwalk cemetery. Bliss Sen-inn Claude. ' Miss Serinu Candle died last oven- ing at her home. 1?. Meadow street. The funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:30 from her late homo. and at 9 o'clock from St. Jmph’a church. Interment will be in St. Mary's; cemetery. -. ‘P’. W. For-roll of Stamford. also survivenJ where. in his youth. he was actively; identified with the \olunteer are do»; the pint. tourY held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon; Right at the very mom: when you have the greatest need for Warm, winter coats, wraps and use laces, comes this most. timely ouncement of a mom unusafl offering of our entire stock of high quality mercifén— disc for day only at— mwfl‘w Effiwn ._ ~ w. This exceptional price canoes-I sion. includes every fur was}? wrap and neckpiece and every garment bears the well-1mm Ideal Shop guarantee of higheét quality fur and material. Re— member, this offering is made for one day only—- "oakmlt RACCOON, NATURAL MUSKRZAT, NEAR SEAL, JASMANLANSEAL; mom, :umorr AND BLACK CARRACUL. TOMORROW Format] of Mr. Smith. The runamx of Minot 3. Smith was siru‘t llv \. ( hapman S. Lewis. rector of Trinity Episcopal church. officlah ing. Interment was in Rh erside com. etcry. Funeral 01 kilos Hillier. Funcrul scrvlces for Miss Hephzebah Billie-r “. Is held at 2 o'clock this at- tcroon Irum No late: home in 14 Union rurk Rn II. J. Schoepplcr. pastor of the South \omulk Baptist church. officiaud. Burial was in Riverside cemetery. Funeral of Mrs. Mills. Fun: rul so -rvices for Mrs. Elizabeth SI. Mills was held at 3 o’clock this afternoon from the late residence in New "war-9n avenue and were largely attomlgd by friends and relatives. Rex. J. Benton \Vemer ofliclaied and burial was in the Riverside cometary. held this anwnoon at 2: 30 o’clock. from the late home. 79 South Main? i Headquarters for Glastonbury Under-west, .m Union Suits, Tom Wye Knit ' Jackets. Ida Collars. Ace Shirtl,’ 38W Esta. All Standout Good. at Model-ah Prices. “The Store That hub yl 'floooy'" We Have About m,fiirsot 2 woman's WICWK That we are closing '7 V , . .r . out for ..... Palace Clothes Shop . “not. ‘ Vniuu m an“ m ammo. 80.150153th 3 » 9'“ “P3,"??- ' ' m ENE!!!) returnorputloomwfioeono. mining about 7 pearlt. loot dodge: the early part or October. filo confidant. asked. Communion.“ with J. 11.; Mu! 1260 Atlantic Arcane. Brooklyn 5153 Sm‘flain- at. so. Norwllh k ‘ 01' AMEBIGAN STEAMSHIP AGBOURD WILLEIMSI‘AD. Curacao. Dec. 1. —-— 'The American stemship West (Satan ,went aground lax night at the en- trance to tho harbor. Toss went to: her assistance. I For Colds, Grip or influenz- and as a. Preventive. take Laxative QUIVNE Tablets. The box bears the signaturé of. E W. Grown, (Be sure you got. 138.0210.) 801:. . i I Fresh Hams..... IIPOIKQM Windfiutter V'Lsmb ShoulderSteak Shoulder Pot ‘ , , ._ 25¢. lb. . . . .141; 1b.; co octo- -8hioin§tuk2§ob. Bound“ 36-2-15.- Imateeku...” 14k: in. Bed 1.3»: mean. LOST—Adorablemmm WELLS. coo-mending: notwuhpurmbetwoenWo-dmd :‘Kve.iudmt1'ernee. w: famwflOWoodwordAdor mwmvmummm yum]
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