.‘xl stobodkln of 47 “1'an
with): the Christmas holi-
v‘r l-nrvnts in Milwaukee.
Munikm will join his wife
v .1113 s.
Lthlv Austin's Garage.
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m to he s public lecture on
:11 11mm of the Hour; The
Joli-1 l1 thwrke. st Red
llll. “Ilsliinlrtrm street. on
illcrnwm til 2 o‘clock.
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.3 line «if to scce-ories.
Kohn.
an
‘s s s
c lint nod the i'nhnry." n drama.
tm prescntcd durimr tho early
11? Jnnillirv
.u‘vm'd‘illg in Sin
..1 1w 'minv luv l‘ruprictnr l‘tstersou,
: rilea' fur hats, $3 to ‘3 ”'llrlfll
.\. 111L111 fl'c n’nrtytl Ml ll: 3-“ 0““le
this Villll‘? 111;: iii .lfi‘l t 111' plilwr :lllil
’illllllflll in 1111M 111' Mm i‘ullml l‘llzllt'
‘twro. on Nmtix .‘leitl strict. 'l‘lin lslllzc
~11: extinmziuliwi in; l'atrolmlm Mil-
~ 71 lurktvnml u“.» ‘llm'nir‘ff‘il ll
I C 0
Th 1i .m'
... 1,.-- .111-: «a. ilm i-Uilrd
1:...1l1o11. to [11" tall tonight. it is
;vv.‘?l*1] that Mrs. (‘rcnrxe llctis will
“pruned ,1. mvmluvr of tho board
All .i‘n“ H 13111: vulmwl in: tho rf‘~
.1'11'1 of Mrs \Vlllinm ltuvl‘.
9 s1
i‘hristmlm lii‘t" llk’lllll
" \lerlcr. :‘i \‘L'nslll'lnsziozi strut.
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This for .‘Lluis. 52’1" in 33“”.
” Fl"."1
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’li'. v
“turn W l.- 1.11:11‘L. ')at S
lit the T'J‘Kl‘i‘lt The-
announcement
:g‘ nilllllzi. J.
Philip N. Knspp or West svsnus
hss been ill with quinsy for the psst
ten days.
-—-—Automobile robes snd account“.
Austin's Gsrsgs.
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Miss Bstss of Commerce street
compislned to the uptown police lust
night shout boys pestering her fsther
by throwing mud snd stones in his
store.
«will: s dsy for ten months psys
for s Hoover clesne'r st Donnelly’s.
Free demonstration.
. O I
W'illism Silk. son of Brynn H. Silk.
killed another red fox yesterdsy. Mr.
Silk. Jr.. is spending his vscstion in
Huckleberry Hills. This is the second
fox he has killed.
. s
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wChristmss trees. nstursl snd srtl‘
fir-lal. st reasonable prices. J. M.
Moclior.
2i. \V'ushington street.
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A. pot of beans. which boiled over
the stove. filling the horns of. Frsnlt
Flow of Hoyt street with smoke. was
the cause of the Phoenix Engine Com-
pany being called out on I. still slsrm
late yesterday afternoon. There was
no fire, .
C 0‘ I
—-——i‘ml1rcllus make nice present.
r‘i‘nricn.
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l-Implmcs of the Regent snd Palace
'l‘hvntrps are to enjoy 1 banuet, on
".11
I‘llristmas Day. st the expense of
lMcssrs. David and Chsrles Esterson.
l proprietors of the two theatres. The
liminqm‘t will be hell, It 5 o'clock on
tho holiday in one of the locsl hotels.
I O O O
l'rnls'f. “lll
\T H. .\..
ilk [hill-I .17 l.’ iis‘lll
ti 1~ ‘1'
' \lul fl".
«1;. 1mm" .1
ill
\l ir-lmmi and
lit"
w~-ilurris d: Gnns. Thst's sll.
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The Gulf Refining Company of this
G. 1. P.
Fagsrl.rf..............7 0 14
Msltovich.lt...........2 1 5
Bowman.c............ 6 0 12'
.Helfsnt. rg............ 2 0 4
Gustler.lg.............2 o 4
Total .......... 19 1 39
GREENWCH RATTERY
G. l“. 1".
Burcrru ......... o o o!
hctheNxvn gaFn l
Cslucci.lf.............1 0 2
Memtt.c...........n.0 O 0
Tsylor.c.............. 1 2 4
Morreu. rg............0 0 l
Maulor.ig.. ........... i l 3
l-‘wr‘ :11
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ll .\
ilivll t1.
“luau lull;
1 '- 1 nt lli" .\l
iniz'.
1~,1l nro 11011 has
Y
ill l‘
l‘~|‘r\
w. flii‘“
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- s s
Couli-
Ell’t‘
Sull-
“l‘ 11 m in!“ rmhllt‘ l cffcctivo )r-sterdny.
hf'l
l
lI
city yesterday anngunced to its deal-
m-s it drop of two cents in the whole-
snle price of gasoline. which become
So far as could
1 lm asccrtnlncd the Gulf Refining Com-
‘ prmv is the first rne to announce such
91'" lli;‘.lll:l¢
11‘”. .T
nit-1n struct-
s . us
, lilimrv
ply-1 11v 1
l1" V. .1" 2
\l
1’: {:11
1
. i"~$l. 1"11 :-11 fur
. i'ipu
(ritrtw‘l.
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littll
:111'111
m-‘uslcs
liuiwrt l'l. l‘crn
11 n’YiH 1‘, '14! 9.1le
John null JJHH'S
1; (31111-3311 ll'xl‘lzilv;
l \lvuiou \\ nit-111mm of
“ill am \Vhlfl’. l'nmls
11m Harris, l"1.'» Main sin-rt:
“ l".\li!l‘l‘«.
1 ll .loncs.
HQ‘WV ill-3““ {If
to 1‘1
1.
4w liurns
iH l‘rnwtlclt
52 \anl strrct
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llcmlrwnrtcrs for Sonia.
t Filtrlrllri's and ““8.
: to be repairs“! ‘lml rlre'sr‘d '0
Hlmv, 2i .‘-l1-‘ "n” utrrrt.
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1' 1:1 111w .-
liol :‘
f .m'rl nrccszqm-
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1.. Jill {ctr :11 that xvhllc
‘ ““ "‘7‘ "-‘ ‘5‘“ ”l" ““"h‘lm‘h‘ -—Vciour hat. Nice present. O'Brien.
1 .er rill ct'lrlrnl. Hull lwoplc Wk” 0 ‘ '
o l‘" *9." ""4" “1" ‘L'll'l‘llllmfl WM" Members of the Hospitsl Whist en-
171,1. "“‘lil ”1“" 9’5”“?! ("1‘ ”l” tertained at the Country club inst
1.... m Wm M Muihlr» "'1 ”1"" evenlng. lilrs. Justine Griffith wss
"'"l W“ 3‘": ”'7“ "1' “'"l'mir PM" hostess. Attractive souvenirs were
frlvrn fur-mini: 11f the stump win- 8“"!!! to the We“. by Mrs. w_ R.
"‘l- 1' 3 ”m" ""1““? “ ”W’MH‘m “l (lulu-right. Mrs. Robert \Vsy scored
» . 11M mm.» .1 Tim «I1 1’1W‘rflil0fi 0' high for the women. snd John Sher-
" V“ W‘ l" "‘ i”““""‘ l" m“ man had the highest score of the
e G 0
"41111; vw r \‘ 1 1r-1'a sit l'WfintHV'!‘ women of the organization will take
on err-v wt“ l 12» rw’“ 3M” 09““ place at the Country club the evening
"”7” V" ”' '3' V“ V "l . of January 19. snd will be followed by
., ' ' [cards
. [[0 pi i l;l..~ :t mr-tm‘ motor. . . g
A“"”"'-‘ “HI"; ' ‘ ”Vi/cod chunk—s. most scceptsble
"T—“li'lffifo surfing:
Developing and
Kodak: Films.
srtwm
Rome. 0
were
‘l‘hn l‘nsr!‘
l'ill'lrl linrrir‘tt
l‘nnus ave-
atcnuc;
nw-nuc. and
l‘lrlus'
I'lririsr tour
I'honn
”l"! a. cut.
Morl- s s s
Austin's Garage.
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noon.
inc.
0!
“can”. lie was released in bonds
\‘osburgh on Monday morning.
0
\’ln« s s
—chd Austin‘s Gangs sdvertisc-
ment for gift suggestions.
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”l“ 51nd Miss Marion Mills, daughter
Mr.
on Tuesdsv evening“.
lcs.
at the Merrill
South Norwalk.
Business College
mcn prost'nt.
gift. Austin‘s Garage.
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Not-wail: newsdenlers todsy
peeved over the incresse in price
-—-ll:1distor covers. another fine gift.
\Villiam Meyers of 9 Ely avenue was
placed under arrest yesterdsy sfter-
in Springwood. by Pstrolmsn
John Toothill. charged with operating
an automnhlla without sn operator's
3100 for on appearance in the dow-
town court before Judge‘Georgs‘
Neil Downey. son of Mr. end Mrs.
Cornclius Downey of Hillsndnle street.
and Mrs. Herbert Mills of Dun-
hurv. were married st Port Chester.
The groom is s
policeman, and the brld’e wss s. student
The couple sre re-
" WM" ll" ””1 ”9""! ll" the siding in Port Chester.-—Stamford Ad-
lhcrc is vacate.
A dinner for men snd
sre
Of
of
of
of
Printing Supplies and Appsrstus.
Films Developed and Printed.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwslk.
.\
one of the larger New York Bundsy
pspers. They received notice this
morning. without previous wnrning.
of so incresse in price of one cent I.
copy. According to on. locsl desist.
this mesns thst this psrticuisr paper
will have to be sold from the stsnd st
ll cents a. copy snd 12 cents s copy
delivered. A meeting of newsdenlers
in the city will probsbly be held next
week to tote concerted sction on the
‘ ‘
‘\-\-\-\‘\.\
'
VICTORY BONDS
Czllled for Payment
December 15th
._ m4 ..
WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS
Due January 1, 1923
May be deposited now on
your account in this bank.
So. Norwalk
Savings
situstlon.
I O
~Hsrris 0; (lens.
Thst's All.
\.\.\.\‘1.
. The
.1 Surplus
u
u ,
ii. All animal creation
:2 produces a s or p l u 3,
ii from the ant who lays
ii up stores for the winter
I: and the squirrel who
it gathers nuts, to man
‘9. who produces the works
it of civilization. Use this
9‘ law. Save the surplus.
:; Start a savings account.
91‘ ._...._
9',
n 1
i; The
’i
9'.
John J. nieces. snd Chsrles '1‘. Mc-
Govern ot'this city were sdmttted to
prsctic. st s. meeting of the F‘sirfisld
County Bur Association. held in
Bridgspo yesterday. .
«El gifts in lsrge variety.
J. M. Keener. 28 Wsshlngton street.
COMBAT TRAIN
BEATS BATTERY
A Complete Assortment of
UNDERWEAR
For Men, Women snd Children st
E.K.BANKS
- DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mshacksmo Hotel
45-47 West Washington!“
. SOUTH NORWALK.’
Lest evening st the Norwslk Armory
the locsl Combat Train defeated the
basketball team of the Greenwich Bab
tery by the scoreof 39—9.
The locsitenm went into the lend
shortly sfter the start of the game end
were never hesded. Fagin. the right
forward of the Combat Train made
seven baskets from the floor. and Bow-
man made six. Cnicucci and Maulor
were the outstanding stars for the vis—
iting tesm. sud were responsible for
seven of their points.
The score of the game follows:
COBIBAT TEAM
After the basketball game the indoor
baseball team of the Combat Train dc-
tented the Greenwich team by the
score of 9-6. This contest was fast
from start to finish and tho‘ name was
featured by many fine p1. .
The visitors rifle team then dclcntcd
the local team by fifteen points. The
Greenwich team blue one of tho host ’
rifle teams in tho Hi“ Rczlmcv‘ ‘ "H
the various matches the visitors were
entertained with a. troll 2111-1 nth: r .1 -
tertainment. They made the trip in
Norwalk in their motor trucks
__________.__.__..__.
BRIDGEPORT ACTRESS
SI' BPRISES HER FRIEVDS
BY 1-. LOPIVG.
BRIDGEPOR'I‘ Dec. 18. —-.\lrs.
Margarct Irving, who resides at the
W'ashinc'ton Iroquois Apartmcnts in
Wellington svcnue. is in New York
inlay to greet her daughic'r. Mar--
r'nrnt. who has just been married to]
*wmiam Besbury. s well-known nrinr. 1
Roth Mr. ud Mrs. Seabury are mem-
bcrsy of the "Music Box Revue" com-l
Myrs. Irving, It wss stated here had)
no lntin'udion .that her daughter had
intended to be married. and the
young people themselves broke thc
news when they snonuccd it to the
members of the “Music Box" com-
pany. They first went to Green-
wich.'to have the ceremony perform-
ed. but it couldn't be done. for thcy
were both non-residents. They thrn
went to Port Chester. N. Y.. and wane
mn'rrird by Justice of the Peace Mal-
colm Merritt.
CUT THIS, OUT—IT IS “'ORTII1
MONEY.
Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c
and mail it to Foley & Co.. 2835 Sher-
field svenue. Chicago. Ill., writing
your name. and address clearly. You
will receive in return a trial package
contsining Foley’s Honey and Tm-
Compound for coughs. colds and
croup: Foley Kidney Pills for pains
lr sides and back: rheumatism. back-
ache. kidncy and bladder silmonts:
and Folcy Cathartic Tablets. 9. whole—
some snd thoroughly cleansingra-
thartic for constipation. billousness.
hcsdsches and sluggish bowels. still-
son. Powell. Corporation—Adv.
BOSTONSTORE
OPEN
THIS EVENING
We Are Daily
studying lists of security holdings
for our customers, snd in nearly
every instsnee sre sble to recom-
mend ehsnges that increase the
income, msintsin the security,
end give s cssh profit to the
holder. May we examine yours 1
Maples @Goldschmidt
“C
Us
And
.C .
Better”
‘A person should hsvs their
eyesexsminedstlesstonoein
CONSULT“.
mumbled
h!“—
(Grimm.
'A.’ McClelland
—lsoorpomed-
misrs .— OFTIGIMII 1
.w.
OPTOI
Councilman
‘lnghnm of 2” St. John street. This is
> lnglmm's. the other two children being
.. boys.
East Norwalk
The early communion service at 8
s. In. at Christ Episcopal church has
been discontinued until further notice.
t O ‘.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Radid Association 'of Norwaik wss
held last evening at the club Eons,
Liberty Square. There was a good at-
tendance of members.
s o e
The tug Milton oi: the Red 8,“:- lin-
came into the local harbor last even-
ing and towed out the Red Star barge.
No. 18. that had been discharging s.
cargo of coal at the Bishop & Lyues
docks.
The three-masted schooner Lucy
Evelyn was towed out of the harbor
this momlpg by the tug Theodore
Smith, after discharging s. cargo of
pulp at tho St. George Pnpgr Com-
pany's docks.
O C
It was stated this morning that
John Dingee. who died in Bridgeport,
yesterday. never lived at 5 Fitch
street. He was known to the Britta
family. and occasionally visIted there.
but did not make his home with
them.
\ s s s
An additional case of chickenpox
and one of measles have lmcu report-
crl from East Norwalk (In Eng the past
3‘: voral (lays. Joseph .1. ‘hak. seven.
“ 220 East avenue. is ill with chick~
1 npmc. while Albert Warm. seven, of
l? (‘ovc avenue. is ill with measles.
O O D
A daughter was born early this
morning at the Norwalk hospitsl to
and Mrs. George E.
the first daughter born to the
Mrs. Ingham snd daughter were
roported as doing nicely at the hos-
pital today.
mm.
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ii‘hrlstmas exercises will be held st
the East avenue M. E. church on Friv
riav r-thlng of this coming week De-
cr-mlwr 22nd. when the pupils of the
Sunday school are to observe whet. is
known as a. ‘Whllo Christmas" in
that they will bring gifts to be dis-
tributed to others. rather than nttend
with a view to receiving gifts.
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Two of the safety gates on the
\Vsshington street bridge are out or
commission because of trouble with
the one rs. one of the gates, the one on
the right hand far end going to Esst
\‘nrwnik having to be lowered by
hand. while the right hand gate on
tho near side is not lowered st sli.l
sntv horse with a red ting or a‘red
lantern acting as guard.
Deaths and Funerals.
\V. Stanley lockwood.
“7. Stanley Lockwood of New Cs.
naan. aged 63 years. died Wednesday
morning, after an ailment for which
there one no relief. The funeral will
be held at Lakevicw chapel. this aft-
ernoon at 2 o'clock_ Rev. J. Howard
Hoyt. D. D.. and Rev. Merrill F.
l
Rowsyton; Bspflst church. Bey.
Freak 5. Curt. pester—30:30.1; m.
and 7:30 p.1ui..’ preaching service;
Cspisin Mu" Hurt. ls rspidly re-
covering from his recent illness and
he will be sblo to resume his duties
lnNew York in ,s. short while.-
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R. Scott Albrecht has received. s
truck load at Christmas it's-as st. his
store on. the White Bridge. Mr. Al-
brecht put the trees on sets yestcrday
afternoon.
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At: the morning service (Rev. Mrs.
L. C. Hows will tslte
Rev. pasta Brown. who is un-
expectedly celled _ swsy. Punching
service nt'?: 30. by Rev. Chutes J.
Albertus, of New York, subject of
sermon. “From Prison to Prilpitfls
thrilling story of s. prison conversion.
Edwin I}. Godfrey. the populsr
innitor of the Row-yup School wss
presented with s. basketof fruit snd
bouquet of nowem‘yesterdsy after-
noon. by the pupils‘snd teachers of
the Rowsyton school. Mr. Godfreyls
rapidly improving from his recent ill-
ness. sud the pupils snd teachers or
the school. wish him especdy recov-’
ery. ~
.Dari‘en
improving after his recent' illness.
Mr. Sconeid has been borne from the
New York hospital. s week today.
0
The Burton and Noroton schools
will close for the Cbristmss vscstions
on Friday. The Christmss vncstion
Roses will also begin on Fridny.
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Work on the druinsge system has
been stsrted‘ in prepsrstion for the
new bituminous mosdsm road by
the penetration method. which will
be put through on Itighisnd svenus’
next. Spring. It was erroneously
stated recently. that this road wu to
be of concrete. ‘ i -
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Burton Methodist. Episcopsl‘church:
Rev. .1. w. Morgan. Men's Forum
and Sundsy Bchoolst 10 s. 131.; oer;-
vices st 11 s. m; subject of Sermon.
“Behold the Men." Epworth League
at 6:45. Service st 7:30 p. In. Sub-
ject “Sermon Pictures.” Prsyer
meeting Fridsy evening st 7:80, fol-
lowed by choir rehearsal. .
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A delightful psrty wss held st the
home of Mr. sud “firs. C. J. Gamer.
of West svenue. inst evening. Lester
Hindiey, of Stanford. entertslned the
guests with pisuo selections- Be.
treshments were served during the
course of the evening sad the petty
broke up st s its hour. Those
present were: Mr. end Nrs. Ernest
L. Grost sud son Everett. of Dnrieu:
Lester Hlndley. Joseph Gardens. Mrs.
Amelia Biliinghmn sud son. and
Mrs. Thomas White. nil of Stanford
and Mr. sud Mrs. Ottrner. hosts.
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Dsrien‘ Conmntionsl church;
Morning Hour of'Worship st 10:80 s.
m. Following-the sundsy school hour.
the teachers will meet to complete the
plans for the Christmss White Gift
Service end to arrange for decor-
stlons. The- Christina Endesvor
Service st 6: to p. m.. in chute of the
president. inthrop ,Knspp. the sub-
ject being ‘ e Glorious Gems of
Fidelity." At the evening service. the
Clarke will officiate. Interment will
be in Lukeview. The deceased leaves
a wife and two daughters. Mr. Lock—
wood wss s member of Wooster
Lodge. 1. 0. 0. Ft. whose burial serv-
ice will also be said at the cemetery.
Du en Community Glee Club will
sin . The chorus propsringfotr the
Cnntsts. to hosting Christina evening ‘
will rehearse sfter the evening ser-
vice. ’ Rehesrssi of Community Glee
Club on Mondsy evening st 8 o 'clock.
On Tuesday evening, the well known
hsvsmonsyssstuhrktznss.
meantime culls
m 'scflwssss (For Xms tau)
: to chews stars
as one says sass
Isaiah sir. “3.75
1:16!» pm 112'.“
WING CLUBS
nuflksmfllsmbutwhsnmputthstmln
ourWOluhesohweskitsddsnptsst. tryit.
mummmmymmmma
: Whatthemflerentaubswmpaym
s
Even Auouu'r'ctuss ..
it!" so mxs‘jdfs’rfitmss 103}
nun-1h.
floundaesehwmglveghesddmot
the piece of
c. E. Sconeid. or LeBoy sventle. is”
of the School of St. Elizabeth of the _
Dr " Bige!ow or man.
the «shins. Wednesday
prsyergs'vtos st 8 o’oolck.
Too Late to Clusm!y.
WANTED—4:001 sud die sunken-s. Apv
pl: Employment manger. The
Isle d; Towns Mfg. Co., Stamford.
Conn. , _
to'fiie
WANTED—Mentor. Lwlym
Nssh Engineering Company. super.
interment. South Romeo“.
WANTED—Drafteman for Jig and
‘lettn-o‘work‘ who has some ma.-
chine shop experience. Application
by letter giving use, experience and
sulury expected. Address The Nash
Engineering C0,, Tool-drafting Dept.
Wmmtenmpher and typist.
_. In reply state age, experience and
instant expected. Box J. 8. care of
Sentinel.
WANTED—Furnished. two or thme
rooms. kitchen or ketchenette. for
light housekeeping from January 1.
1923. Phone Nor-walk, 2733 after 7
p. m.. or Sundsy s.. in.
Cm
W’ANTED—Young men who are will-
ing to learn trade as shirt cutters.
Splendid opportunity for advance?-
ment. Apply Lekoy Shirt Co.. 11
Chestnut street.
W A N '1‘ E D——Fxperieuced ssslstsnt
shirt cutters. Steady work good
pay. LeRoy Shirt Co. .. 11 Chestnut
street. ..
FOR SALE—One fresh cow and calf.
Nor-walk.
~
FOR SAL'B-—Upright usedplsno with
stool. Price 350. Phone 1308.
FOR. SALE—~Two
Ford coupes.
chesp. or will exchange. Remand
Street a: Son. Phone 100 Dal-ten.
FOR SALE—19177170"! touring “Y:
850; 1917 Ford Runabout, $45:
1919, Cheveroiet touring. 8100: E.
McKendrie. second house from Hoyt’s
Nursery. Phone 249-3. New Canaan.
FOR RENT—~Flne steam
mm, bath. all conveniences. £0:
53 South
gentlemen. Dr. Lawrence.
Main street. 0
TO DIST-One or two pleasant fur-n-
ished rooms. well heated housei sll
conveniences and good service. Terms
reasonable. Phone 1'267-3. Mrs. H.
A. Crow. 30 Chestnut street, South
Nomlk.
BIGGEST BARGAIN INJI‘HE BUM.
Corner property, with a 11’?
room, 2 family dwelling. in
fine shspe inside and out.
brings good rent. ’4 minutes’
wsllr to Norwsik center. on
troll’ey.
LAWRENCE AGENCY,
15_ 80. Main Street
BOSTON STORE
r
OPEN
THIS EVENch
Enquire steram, Bridge street, East‘
best; 1
ins Room Dining Room, Den,
remembered for many years.
Of All Pl'ecioous Items Available For Christies
Gifts, 8 Lamp Should be Included in Yoour List.
Our assortment consists of every newest kind for the My;
Mahogany, Polychrome, Reed and hand wrought iron stands
with silk, glass or hand painted Parchment ShadeS.
One of these lamps will make a wonderful gift that will bs‘
M Imps . s gqcto’lwafim 'ofsrs emu um mm m
Table mp8 ass I n4_s;s,;s)s;_s cuss sou s. I s s sftsu’u/g $7.“ n
We hm” «suns e-s-méeys' “(Tension-‘0 $5.00 up
{ya-WEMW
QUOTATIONS
mainstream
A,
Mulvoy Tsrlov Post. No. 603. V. I,
W. will hold its sinus! meeting on
\ionday evening. when omcers will be
elected. A dinner will be served fol-
lowing the meeting.
—-Railrond center for electrical”
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Allied Chemical 7935' 319' : .‘
Allis came-i .uys «is? “at: 1
Am. Can 733‘ ‘13 71“.; ~
Auntboco. 12d ' 132% 12‘ .
Am. Smelter-s 51x 57 51*”
Am. SWIG!» 28% 28% 3‘5 ~
Am. TeL & Tel. 125% 124% 125‘ .
Am. Tob. ' 153 \153 163:]
Am. *Woolen 96 34% 95 _
Anaconda . 50 if: 49 is 50 fi‘
Alchison 101 101 JOJQ .
Baldwin Loco. 127 125% 13655‘
Edit. & Ohio 41% 41% e135 ,.
Beth. Steel 6395 6‘3 635 .
Cal. Pete. , 56 K, 565‘ 561‘ _
Cen. Leather 33% 3355 neg ‘
Chandler Hot. 64 6:5 6‘
Chen. & Ohio 71% 70% 11"
Con. Gas ' ‘12: 121% 181“?"
Corn Products 181%“ 130% 181. 7 l
Crucible Steel 7255 71% 71*: .1
Cuba. Am. Su‘. 26 56‘ 25*' 15%;
Endicott'Johnson 86 86 1. 88.
humus Players 90 55‘ 9015‘ 9656' '
Fisk Rubber 18% 12%, 13* "‘
Gen. Asphalt 48% 46 435'
GEn. Motors 18% 13% 18%
Goodrich 8Q 34 3‘ _
Grt- North. Pg. 80 79 7945‘ \"
Grt. North. Ore 31W 80% SHE 1
Inspiration C. 35 84% 85.
Int.Mer.Mar.Pf. 51%“ 5035' 511
Int. Nickel 14- 14 14",
Kansas City So. 18% 18% lm'
Int. Paper 53% 585‘ 5835'
Kelly Spring. 44 48% 44
Kenn. Copper 37 I,“ 87 371’."
Keystone Tire 10 5" 10 10*
Mexican Pete 210 289% 3‘0
Miami Copper 2'! 1,5“ 27% ‘ SHE
Middle States 11%, ‘11 5‘ 11%2
Mo. Pac. 16% 16 1‘
Hudson 25% 25% «15%
N. Y. Central 98 92% 9355 .
N.x..-'.ri. a; n. 2135 N213; :11
Nor. Pac. , 75% 7‘5
Pnc. Oil. 44% 44116 “5"
Pan Am. Pete. _ 88-34 86% 873‘
11 Am. Pets. 8 80-86%- 80 8395'
0. Gas 93% 9856' saw
Pullmn Co. 132 130% 381)"
Ray. Consul. 13% 13% 18%
Reading 791,5 79 54 use
Rem. Typo 843,6 34% 843
Rep. Steel 47% (7% 47.3 1
Rays! Dutch . 51 K 51 % 5135‘ l
Sears-Roebuck 35 x as ye as a; 1
So. Pacific 87% 87% 8139
Sinclair Oil 31% > 8186 31%:
So. Railway 28%. 23% 38%
S 0 NJ—l issue 39% 39% 8915'
S O N J Pf. 117% 117%, 117%
St. Paul 22% 22% I!“ t
Studebaker 133 '56 132 133%'
Texas Co. 47% 47* 47% }
Tobacco Prod. sex 8: 889i.
ifn. Rct. Stores 71 70% 70“
U. S. Realty 85% 85% 85%
U. 8. Rubber 62! 52 531"
; U. S. Steel 107% 107% 107% >4»
' Utah Copper . 84 63% Il‘fi'
West. Un. Tab 112“ 112% 113%
West. Elec. 59% 59% 5!.“
Texas Gulf Sul. 58 5735 IEE
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