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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 28, 1923 · page 19

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Imp \\ SEPTEMBER

28, 1928.

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FOR SALE

LEGAL

 

bOR SALE—~Multigraphing equip-

ment for sale consisting of Game—
ter I'Hnter No. 36. one font pica and
one font of Elite type in excellent
condition. I-‘iexo Type setter, line
locks. composing sticks. etc. Also
ahout 100 used ribbons and re-lnklng
outfit. All in first. class shape. Also
itmniiizlen aim! Oliver typewriters.

 

l‘dg bargain for cash. Write \V. 11‘.
1'111'1: .53 lilint-l. 0-1.
FOR SALE—Two fur coats. one

:liiison anal and one black caracul.

reasonable. telephone 850. 5-29.

 

191,11: SALE—Power boat. 18 feet.

engine and boat. both in good con-
dition. Your chance. 3100. T. Smith
Rmvuyton avenue, Rowayton. Phone

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

l 11 131‘, 11 1878’6- I-29.
s. liiz‘ 3 our . .. - .
.1 ::1 H. 1'. “ POI: .\.—\I.L-—.\cw Glenn-cod range
l,_ H. In“ , with hot eater hack and warm-
0-1. mg ()vcn Lsed six months. Also
throw-burner gas plate. Phone 393
l- “limo-d l'rlntlnt: Duricn. 8-28
Ir‘f'v-‘i 1"“.“tm m l 1- Hit SALE-Storm vester‘ou. 0 size
“11:11:11..3'63}:1 411 and s in. height 8x6 in. .11-
'11. 1 W. l‘. 1~1r1~ ”loathe“. D01}..‘Gt-(‘gor}' l?l\d.. near
o-l. Marion street. L. Norwulk. 9-28
T ' 7‘ ll Tami—1.1 all”: SALI‘J‘FOHI delivery wagon
,>\ 3.... ”I \V- .-?—; panel body.) cry suitable for bait-
! 1121101! ”our!” r i. or grocvzr 8 use. Subject to prIor
mml‘m 11> ‘ sale. the Erwin M. Jennings Co.,
,1”. im— 3 INA. :7 Harrison street. Bridgeport.
' . s—Lb.
11,1lll l‘v‘JlllllR
W“ l“ ”- ““1”" FOR SALE——Dodge coupe. late mod-
"“'-’3“ l” “"1"“ cl. in nice shape. Wire Wheels. The
‘3 '1' ‘ ”l“ “"‘1 ‘ Erwin 3i. Jenninns ('70.. Inc.. 27 Har-
""- -\""-‘ ""4“ , rison strcct. Bridgeport. 3-29.
i. :‘\ >‘..‘1'l-‘ ll" ' ~.i
1:. .11 for Sv-l- £1011 s ..\t 1-1—scr1pps 111311111 11 nod-
‘11:. t1 r 1111 nvr. stcr 192:" in good 1o11ditlon. good
_“.-‘.7 1.1- ; >33. HT'. . low ntilcagn low prit‘r‘. The
Erwin .\i'. Jennings C1)" Inc.. 27 Ear-
..__ '— rison street. Bridgeport.
.' 'l'ls'y ‘im . Mn
.1 l 1",1 Mi ('riI'izlii’)‘ .
1 ,1 $1.111», 11111,.rtnut FOR RENT?
" '1‘. l lutwiu-n, Nut
" 3 lV-“i UVO 1.1111113; TO i-Li;N'l'——T Ilooms “‘lili mi 1111-
'? :11'. "‘“3‘ family prncmcnts, at 7 Day Street. Inq.
‘V "“l'r’”“m"""5' I‘hilip Slomarshl‘s Stow. (,‘Ortlvr
- 1"3"t“ 23‘}? "r lmv :lflil l;:i}1iti‘iriil Slrrc‘s. (Ll.
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tun—immiiv horisn \h n t1 “I...“ ”1.1.1.; mo
212-1. ill most r~v<- . 1 ‘11 i.’ II,.3I..,.‘I;

3 ..11111n 111‘ Smith m. r... .1 :1-r,t to
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Hwy \i‘l‘y rcasonahlc.

1'- 1:12-11v. l'lwn'l 511- l~'IIi‘. i:i;.\"l‘ ...; i'o~~m<: nil improve-
— ~—————--r ‘— 1v:~:1:.<. :1 “Val .\i'.‘.:i strvt-t. Nor-
? " “1” Lu: Llw-‘l- urilk. 1'1 rmmns. n‘.l lilil‘l't‘l\“‘l.l"ills.
“1.111154, LH‘ 1“‘1-\1T"‘-!1l12 l’lininl sliul. .\'1)rr.v.iik. Inquire
tics “all: front CPn'""-l in 111:1' 151's u-r .\l1'. Kaplln 177 50
~ ran-l ti‘l‘lliS apply to: Main S'l'r~rt, S17. Norivatk. (>29.

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11111'3' decorated, if» Silllflll‘ié‘“ tr r-

i‘m‘w. i‘.~'.’1rei:C1,s disircd. Phone $79.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DISTRICT of NORWALK, ss. PRO-
BATE COURT, September 2?. A.
I). 1923.

Estate of “‘iiiiam J. Craw late of

Sorwalk l nsald District, deceased.
Ordered. that the trustce of the

trust crcntcd in the will of said de-

ceased exhiliit his account to this

Court to? adjustment. at the I—robate

office in Norwaik. on the 5 day of

October, 1923. at 111 o‘clock fore~

noon: and that all persons interested

in said l-Istate may be notified there-
of. the said trustee vvill cause this
order to be published in a newspa-
per having a circulation in said Dis-
trict. at least. five days before said

5th day of October. 1923.

‘ HENRY XV. GREGORY.
Judge.

 

Tax Collector's Notice.

Notice is hereby givcn to all per-
sons liable to pay taxes in the City
of Norwalk. in the ("ouniy of Fair—
iivld and State of Connecticut. and
the several Taxing Districts of said
city. on the assessment list of the
City of Norivrilk inst completed. to
wit. the listuif 11122, which taxes
will bcconic due and payable on the
first day Of October. 11:23, that I
will meet thorn to receive said taxes.
at the office of the tax collector in
the City Hall. North Main‘and Mar-
shall strccts. on Monday. October Isl,
11123, from :0 to 1: o'clock forcnoon
and from 2 to 5‘ o'ciL-k in the ziftcr-
noon, and that said office will be
open thereafter, for the purpose of
receiving said taxes. every week-
day :11. the same hours, Saturday
aftvrrmiis and legal holidays ox—
ccptcd.

On all taxcs which shall
unpaid after the first day

remain
of Novem-

her. 1923‘; interest at the rate of
nine per cent. per annum “ill be
chargt-d from the first day of Octo-

ber. 1923. until the same shall be
paid.

Dated at Norivnllt, Conn. Septem-
ber L‘Olh, 1923.

Robert G. .‘litch’ill.
Tax Collector of the City of Norwalk.
l‘rir.t two times L'lst and 2.5111,

Help Wanted Female

 

MISCELLANEOUS

MONEY TO LOAN—“Ii” loan 83.-

000, 6 per cent. on first mortgage
local real estate. Box 463. South Nor-
walk Post Office,

 

3-28.

 

OLD CLOTHING W’ANTED—\Vlll
pay the highest price for used

clothinngail or drop postal. Max

Berger. 1415 “’ashington street.

CALI. OK “i UTE
ll. .IAFFE
If you have second-11.1111 furniture.
junk or metal of. any kind. Highest
prices paid. Tel. 499. 37 Fort Point,
street.

ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Antiques. high prlt‘es paid 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

NORWALK AUTO WRECK.
ING COMPANY
PHONE 399.12
a RO\VAN 51-. rmsr nonwaut

Old Cars Bought — All Kinds of
Auto Parts for Sale c

 

 

Since “arm weather has ozone. in-
dustrlous housekeepers are of
course busy renovating their lic-.ies.
“nether )ou want to dispose of
junk and old furniture or hi')‘ new
material. call or see

ll. ASH

Phone 903 44 Water St

n-. .. ..

HEMSTITCHING. SKIRT
, PLEATING
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order
KNORR’S ART 8-. NOVELTY SHOP

 

Commercial Bldg. Norwnlk
Phone 3021
f GARAGES
Portable and permanent build

 

ings for every purpose. Snt’et steel
or wood. lircctcd on your premises.
Send for price list.
EAGLE (31,)NS'i‘RL'CTl0N CU.
ilridgcport. Conn:

 

\\'AI~"l‘lCU——Young woman for
K-‘neral housework. .\'0 cooking.
One who wants a good home with
fair salary. l'lione Mrs. Tagsdtt for

I appoinrmrnt.’l\'orwalk 3415‘. 0-1.
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l-‘l-IHA I. H lililJ' \\'.\.\'Tlil )—l£.\pcr-

ln-iicrd operators on dresses. Jor-
onie Frank Building Madison and.
Prhnklin strc-rts. 0-1.

 

\ViN'l'EI) — Experienced salesiady.

, . <tr- adv position. good salary. Ap-
pl: 05 \\ ashington street. So. Nor-
waik. Conn. 5-29

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edison Mazda. General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
—.Successors lo.—
Norwaik Rranch

RUODNEP. BLOCK

 

HOUSE PAINTING
Paper hanging. estimates 5;
lowest price. urge assortment
wall paper samples. Up-to-dnte st}
Try our estimate.
JOHN HUDAK
47 Bouion St.

'9!) Eli

Phone 3‘6

 

Paperhnngcr. Dccorator and Paint~
er. Largest assortment

Try our anou
enamel which will

reasonable prices.
floor and deck
give you a line
kind of floor. .

ALEXANDER WHITE
35 Lowe St.

 

per, rubber. metal and scrap iron.
NOR‘VALK JUNK C0.

 

 

- 54 \Vliton Ave.
Norwalk Conn.l

Telephone 3:] 3

CHARLES A. KOLLIGIAN
lifllCHINIST

The right tool for the right job. Es:
timates given on all work. Iron.
steel. bronze and drill rod always in
Stuck. Also at grades of Sunoco Mo-
tor Oi and Grease. The lowest prices
in town.

3 STI-IAMBOAT PLACE

(Foot of Haiiland St.)
South Norwalk Phone 915

C. E. HANKS
Telephone 39!
Cabinet Making. Refinishing wd
tpholstering
Picture Framer. and Mirrors, Shades
Made to Order
1 West Ave. So. Nor-walk, Ct.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, 1: , . m 0: .. 1 5.29. HELP \VANTED MALE
" n 12.: 1. ., , . ,
’11) l. l‘ -— I"‘(lilllfllll\‘ furnished “ \\TI. “0“?“ Lastch. Lonnsbury,
limit room o'i Fo. f-Inln hi, with .‘lflUlf'“‘~Un and (o
1. ~31_ s‘n‘.‘ r1 :Lnrwl lady. \‘crv rcflsrn-
FOR SALE -_.. ‘31 121:1 7.11:1. <43 .\1 \l r 111121.11 \v.i.\"i‘1:1)~1-'o11r
. . 7 _. . ._. Hr. 11-- 1 , ._ p'iin N is. first class mechanics Ap-
"‘H" ‘ ‘ ‘ ,” .f“. 1;... l 1" 71’4"" “m'sh'” ”0”" 1““t‘3 ply A Colicn.137 \Vashlngton strret
...l.t'.~1.~1 '. " 1'!I IImmily, 8 Putnam avenue. Mrs. o 1.
'1 x “'1' i l “tr" ‘ "'5 :l}51'.
1 l ' . " "in ir' ‘ ' 5-29. \\'.\N"l‘ED——-Two boys in stock room.
-' z: ' ~ " ~ "'3.“ l . . also boys in machine shop. Nep-
-“ -' ~ 1 TH I.i;‘l‘—— Four rooms “'llh all im- tune Hardware Mfg. (20.. 66 Fort
" "dm—dTI—r—T l’m"'”‘““‘s lespectable family. street. East Norwalk. 3-29.
‘ ,“‘\ OH ', \. ilcnsrvnzililc rrnt. Inn. 3 Day street
‘ '1 Tl‘ 1:" 1'11 . ”Feta”; 348' ‘VANTED
. ~ , l I::. ~11 12‘. , _. . . 1‘ I”. 1 _
’ ALVIN). , ".) LIA-1 :1 ‘IYRI‘SF‘tgrrn‘i’R #11:}: \VAN’l‘Ei)——Young colored lady
. 7 ,___.... _ "'r‘lf' mp" 5; ”Ir “‘ ‘ am ' .; “'lslll'l? position as chamber-maid,
,.. l'1 :‘1 1:"- ::1 v. " r. 1min” 11"“ 5-- IApply 10 Marshall street.
.r‘. tu‘J‘iZ": 1‘,tl‘. : .. ‘ . . . ,
,. 1 :11 1::«11. .tt'Tn LET—0TH” “3° and flu”: room “ANTED—Gentleman; and wife
. id 3;" Jullt.li‘.1.'! "W‘T‘mnm' "utlmwmxgwl" 5' “a"? would like for the winter. small
iHimalvruvt. llrldnu “TITLEVR local"). ‘ u is on 2‘ furnished nrtmcnt or two rooms
' t ' ..:a_ 1‘“ “H“ __ and bath. Address Good Neighbor-
_._.___——_————--——- T1) I l: 'i‘.—1‘oui- and the rooms with hood. care Sentinel. 3-01
”'11 "1 STUMhnk‘r' all inrvrownirnts with or Without , , ‘ . _.
11'11111. crui‘ipl”H1 “'“h . garage. Inquire 100 Taylor in enue. “.\.\’l‘LD—~l’honog1aph or \ lctor
\ anmm rm- 0:13:11" talking machine and records. Must
I 1' 11-17-11. ' be .1 bargain 1' o. Ilox 73, Nor-
. J I ' To Liar—.5101" at s and 10 Mon- “1111.. m
" 7.11m“.- i».itl:'oom. rm: strcvt, exrrilcnt location for
.r. rhino. lo'N-dnwn an'.‘ tin-inc“. low WM. APi‘ll’ 1. BUSINESS NUIICES
3m?) and lavatory. I't‘lsliy, «if. Railroad Ave. Phone 939. 1313151353 .NOTICE—There has
new} fittings: SW“ 3'31- been assigned to 34 Stuart avenue.
_ <1 1:190 steel medicine Norwalk. a residential corsetiere for
9 11__ :11»ch & C0,, 496 PATENTS the measuring. and fitting of the
'. ngv York city. WOOS’I‘ER & DAVIS Spencer Dress Corsets. Abdominal
M A. M. “'OOSTER .‘l. W. DAVIS supporting corsets. abdominal belts.
its. :1 scvcn passcn~ ATTORNEYJ AT LAW surgical supporters. ctc. Mrs. Marg-
pnst transporf-‘l- ?ormerly Examiners U. 8. Pat. Office acct. 1:, Lockwood. 3-0-1
m 1,1,3; Our used 1115 Main St.. Bridgeport
1 _ ,, W111, r. duction in Sand for Booklet on Patents.
,, l I. rrw ones. This
71 cooll Ul‘pd g'l‘l' FOR SALE
T rwin ‘1' (‘11- ‘
- 5”,... , r 1 Excellent house of six rooms.
-. 11.1mm .49 TAMMANY 8. INIHILL l Wm, m Improvements. hardwood
________.__ 1 floors. modern plumbing. combin-
“ ‘ . 1:. M coupe. start- HA F R SALE atlon range. etc. One car garage.
[I 1.131112 12-11; starter. S 0 ; Central" located. Price $6,500
. “mug, starter. B: d a b I ‘ Cash $1.000. Balance mortgage.
‘. ,1..~ .. may, :45: an new room unga ow. ‘ .
,. , ,1 Imluv. phone all improvements. Price $5,000. PO“ PARTICULARS SEE
- .- p 3'1. .49. Cash $1,200 or win rem $50 per . t
' ' month. a room bungalow, best Wm F H 6; S
m M/ section 50. Norwelk; all improvc- . ' ' _ 0y on
ments. Price $8,500; half cash. : 48 50. Main St. Phone 4::
‘ l 1 ill SALE . We have 36.000 to loan on first Real Estate — Insurance
1 mom in two parcel lots of
~11 -:- o l 000 each.
1, . __ “1 ll constructed 1 u’ _
'. h. ”-0 with two To rent 2 stores. 8 and 10 Mon-
,1 a 1. am licutcr; 50‘“ ‘ roe street. Several real nice buys
, . , , ,. 1.1- mo families: l located in all sections of the hor- FOR SALE
..1 _‘ _ II... 1. a real 200“ I walks.
.. I lilll' lmnlion. Price I . Otkllnd Touring
l. . 11 11111k huyfl'o Ford Panel Delivery
1. ~ .3, ' Real Em“ and Insurance Overland Roadster
11 . V . 1~ ti bath. clcc- Ilhinflt Dodge Touring
1 ." Xi: llnrtro ‘0' in l 123 W on Street Chevrolet Coupe
. ”1.1.111 I'rlu- and terms I South Norwalk Maxwell Touring
I “11111. 1 Phone 33“ 0" 340’ Cleveland Touring
‘ Studebaker Light Six

3 ty 6 Co.
I;- __ Insurance

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4 _..__.———-———_——-’—-——
’11 _-, 111:1, starter. Wm‘
'.‘.‘ v - ....... $115 00
" ’ l 1 1; ....... .0500“
M» ~ .11 19 1: 3900-00
1'1 1 .1 ......... 8100-00
4- ~ 1 _ , 8500-0"
" ' ; ...... . “00-00

[FELT BROTHERS
Milhr \ (rm DEALERS

"1 \inshington Street
""“Mk Phone 307

 

 

 

 

The Lawrence Agency
Offers

A two family dwelling. caimily lo-
cated. with all fmprov cments.
Prim... ............ $6,500

Anetghtroan one family home,
with garage, choice looeuon.
Price $10,000

Atwofunllyhouse. lngoodcondi-
tion,n near trolley and paved reed.
for............. . ...... 85,200

A six room cottage. improvements.
near trolley, I! 000 cash, $6,000

Another of six rooms, naps" $4,200

27 room an (5 family) ‘275 month,
for price . . . . $20 000

summertime

”1‘15“.”th
fawn! mam

 

ANDERSON

MOTOR SALES CO.
47 West Ave, Nor-walk

 

 

 

FOR SALE

Five room bungalow. all improve-
ments. Very desirable section of
lstDistrict.Price........$6.000

6 room house. near center of First

'DiltrictPflcc............$o,000

For investment. A four family house
lnThlrdDisMct.Price....$8,000

Two family house in Second District.

 

J. M. O’BRIEN
Real Egute and Insurance
‘ So. Hun St. Phone 37‘:
l scum NORWALE. m.

 

 

Roodner
Feed Co.

WHOLESALE

smw, rEEmtzn. Era.

 

Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street

South N orwalk, Conn.

 

Trap'ped .r

 

When Arthur Le Barron tried
to biéckmii Mrs. N. F. Em-
inent, Boston society leader who
Wilkinwhenhemneoflier,

 

 

noun. EEED, GRAIN. an.

TEESENTINEn

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Alone mommy

-—Wlth--

Dixie Hines
NE“? YORK.-—~"A lesson in Love,"
by Rudolph Besief and May Edlng-
ton. produced by Lee Shubert with
\Viliiam Fever-sham and Emily Stev-
ens is less a. lesson in love that is a
lesson in understanding. Because
Emily Stevens. as a. delightful and
attractiie widen, refuses to receive
Gilda Leary as one who had loved
outside or'matrlmony and suffered
in consequence. the gallant W'iliiam
I aversiiam, masquerading as Captain
Andre Briquct French explorer. de-
cides to teach her a lesson in human-
ity. So proceeds to fall in lme with
her. as violin. he might. and to kin—
dle a. like feeling of sentiment in her
heart for himself.

Incidentally Edward Emery. who
is amusing as the «lean but never
quite convincing. and Hugh Buckler.
as the present tiancc of Miss Stevens.
play important parts. But it in the
progress of the love affair between
Mr. Favor-sham and Miss Stevens that
interests us, at the end of the second

 

 

 

 

act Miss Stevens. unable to wait
longer for a declaration from the
romantic Frenchman. makes hea-

own declaration. and we find them
in a. position ,which if done before
a. camera. would be the signal for
the final fade out.

\Vlicn 2dr. l-‘avcrsliarn breaks the
news to liwr that although he is pas-
sionately in love with her. and is al-
so an unshacklcd bachelor, he can-
not inarry her. there is a nice situa-
tion. As he is about to part. how-
CVt‘T, rim lcaps across the stage to
his arms, and gives the audience a
thrill by declaring that she is his
marriage or no marriage.

The next scene is given ovér to
the family efforts to bring the (r-
ring on» hack to the path of recti-

tude, She is slitvrniined. Her love
is her gi‘i'uiNM strangth. and for its

protection the would do anything.
Bliss l.“':ll‘)‘, spurned in the first act.
is recalled. and the two Women have
a heart to lit-art tall; when the da£h~

 

ing l‘ii'i‘lClllii‘di‘l rr-tiirns. At the point.
11.’ a l‘“\0l\'v‘l‘ it develops that Mr.
l"{i\'L‘l’t~llliliil meant well by her at all
11111119. as he has procured a special
license to “ed, and it was all a. trick
to hatch her to have a more sympa-
thetic understanding for those who
strav 110111 the narrow path when

5 led by lrnc

.-\ 51mphx but ct‘fectixe little comedy

:dl‘dlilfL brilliantly acted by Mr. Fav-

S'ranrom) ELECTRICAL cox!
TRACTOR
Incorporated

Electrical onstruction and Repairs;

FHUNE 1496'

crslzam and Miss Slcivns. with parti-
cularly good acting in support given
by Miss Leary. There are but two

iscts. but each is tasteful and appro-

‘ 1-pi ..1tc

of!

of finirsll
wall paper and palnlers' supplies at '

long wear on aux 1

Phone 2353?
Highest prices paid for rags. pa-l

in fact “A Lesson in Love“
is in itself .1. passable little play but
u 1th tii1.:;kili of Mr. 1‘ mersham and
his co- -siar. it becomes a. brilliant
ldramutic opus

The. dexoted husband as Well as
3 the official playwright. to Bessie Bar-
riscale. the screen, stage and at pre~
isent vaudeville. star, is Howard
Hickman. Mr. Hickman has profes-
Isioualiy directed in the films and in

like smcrai plays in which she has

lei; one.

Some time ago. Miss Barriscale,

imv: acting Mr. Hickman's "Picking

1‘113Fh03' ‘in vaudeville. had as a co-
.11-1wt on a program a. precocious
youngster who took quite a fancy to
1th.; liickmun-Barriscale family. One
gait moon between "shows" Mr.
1111 imian took her out to the park. It
1 lag-.111 to thunder and rain but the tot
I“: 1< 11int1iit1nl.
. "You ain't aivaid of rain, are you?‘
tsho .1sl11d. \lr. Hickman assured her
,thut lm “as most ialiant. or on in the
of a rain storm .
“inn ain t afraid of lightning,
_\c 1 1' ’ To this the modest Alax m
- stly asst mu Q.

"You hint atrail of nothing but
Miss l’urriscaie are you? was the
lllx: i qticstion.

One or the most difficult things
hour 11 to mankind is to get a comp-
ositor to spell is name correctly if
iii-1: name be anything unusual. Hen-
ri1ita. Crossmsn spent. the (water
part of her life tr; ing to convinceI the
lirnut American ru‘biic that it they
would be good enough to spell her
mare with one "s" that the Crozman
\xotild 1i 1: her first rate. The? insist-
e-l upon I ‘aling an additional ktlcr.
Carro‘ )iLC'IILITS has the hardest
{1:110 imaginable getting the printer
t i givi- hot‘ 1“") ' 1's" as she ‘l°-*.‘l‘. es.
In 1‘19 vuy calmed "The Woman on
1‘1". Jury" there is a good actor whcse
name ii'cqurzzitiy appears on Bic-rd-
way jrograms, He is Bonnet South-
ai-l. Somehow the compositors thlnk
1h 1: his name should be Soutliworth.
not Mr. SviilLa‘vd is beginning to
think that he is misname’i. l: is
told of one old time actor whose
iii. 1-1: v. :12: l «11.011. mm: in de;p.,:a
t’m at. being unable to ha.‘ e ris-
nam- appear oopcrly in type he fin-
al!“ dilopf-‘vl tjie ieadlof the lino-:vpe
men and called himself Beusrn as
tho; ini ariably did.

 

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How She DidD it.

Prrtty Susie Smith had been study-
ing medicine. and although. she
didn't make much actual procress at
the work she managed to get along
'1ch well With the lectures. for the
had what: is callzd "a way with her.“

\V‘licncvcr she was asked a ques-
tion she could not ivnswer she would
smile in a most npealing any. \thn
the examinations came alonfl she “‘85
equally successful.

“Non" Miss Smith." said the ex-
aminer, "tell me how you would

trrtzt a case of typhoid?"

"\Vell. sir," was the hesitatlng ire—
plt'. "I shouid~er—"

“Yes. yest" said the professor im-
patiently. "Go on."

"I 1—" Then with a. rush: “I
should you call in for for conceite-
tion. "

She passed with honors. -—Bo:ton
Globe.

 

 

 

THE NEW VICTOR
unconns

.ron Ems war ARE
OUT TODAY

OOSIEINANDHEABTHESL

The HAMILTON SHOP
" 49 win m

 

 

 

OLD CARS

Sell Your Old 0m to the

BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO

1310 North Am
Between on: m m at.
3311309033, 00“. '
PM. Benn 5586-!

loosed-Hana Peru and Tim :3
Fig Any Make of Our.

 

We Specialize in

TWO' PANTS SUITS
Extra Pants Double the West.

ASHER 'GLICKSON

Clothier, Hatter Ind Farnlehsr
To Men and Boys

11 Main St. Norwalk

 

Sachs' [Delicious
NEW ENGLAND
BREAD

‘ Fresh Rolls and Brad Twice Daily
TRY IT ONCE AND YOU
WILL WANT IT ALWAYS

New England Bread Rye Bread

Vienna Bread

ASK YOUR GROGER FOR IT

 

Raymond R. Aiken

Succeuor to

Raymond 69" Son
WALL .5 HIGH STREETS
NOBWALK. CONN.

 

 

 

 

 
 

GomeTOSAVE,

if FUEL 15 was Young

 

 

 

HE LITTLE 'PLUMRER

quires about the comfort of
your home. Is your furnace mi:-
behaving? It you will let as re—
pair and adjust it.
you faithfully or we'll know the
reason.

Save coal morning, 1:

and night.

The NASH, RAYMOND

 

 

s

& DEAN co.
2 En: Hill Road

it will serve

in:

00!!

 

 

THE CONNECTICUT

LIGHT & POWER (‘0.
68 Wall Street _

Vulcan Smoothtop Gas Range

Phone 1680

 

Buy a

and get $7.50
for your old range

N orwalk

 

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 21
Is the opening day for the new
Weekly ‘Victor Records.

 

A. J. COLLINS CO.

70-72 No. Main St.

p...

 

 

South N orwalk
Plating Works

METAL’POLISHING
NICKEL, COPPER. AND
BRASS PLATING AND

FINISHING ON ALL

METALS

Factory Work a Specialty
Flame 467

REAR 128 SOUTH {MAIN 81.,
SO. NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Coolest Place. in Tow:

r

1““:

Fox-merry S. E. Candy Shop
no So. at , St. so. Nomlk

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THE PARIS

:1_

 

1‘1

3
oroaxasurr noun “,1 l
. 3: South than some

Ballot-walk “ .. ‘

 

 

 

WINNIPAUK
FEED STORE

"mammal: rooms!
1:. mos".

win. ll-Betu, Prop.
P11011026“

 

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wmum w. Dawson. Jr.
Aacmrzcr ‘

do 50. Main St. Telephone :38.

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
2331)!- 3. came

FUNERAL DIBEO‘I’OR and

EIMLIEB ,
84 8°. Iletn It. so. Norwsik. 6:.
Phone! I“!

' m! e. um '
man man
Mowing—Sella Mimi.
. Wonk-aria;
4: SOUTH MAIN m

SOUTH NORWAIB. can.
Room 1

 

J

26 Concord St. Phone 294

201 W. 20th St.

HERSHFIELD

Motor Transportation

. Company

 

Long Distance Truckm’ g

Daily Service Between

New York and Norwalk

PADDED VANS I'OR

FURNITURE MOVING

 

South Norwalk

V. Y. OFFICE

Chelsea 8059

 

Try a. Bottle of Angel Drink

THE NORWALK DAIRY

33 Center Ave. ,

Chocolate Muted Dfllk
Made by

COMPANY

Phone lBGL

 

Home deliveries, 20c qt: 12c

Norwalk

pint

 

0 you know
how easy it is

town a beautiful

Diamond]!

9'- u.- -,-.-.- I--

Genuine

Ring!

 

Ask 1566:5111
nCW‘progressive
purchase plan.

tcihthestory ‘. y

Roller: A. Benedict
' m ,
22 WALL STREET
Norwalk 7

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Phone“: ]_

 

 

 

PAGE_

 

 

 

ammonia sum
s-unon '

 
 
 

A Few' Good Buys‘in
Used Cars.

Aaron Kohn’s.

9 Railroad Avenue
AUTO ACCESSORIB

 

 

 

SO. NOR “'ALK

ALL woox.
taunts........

 
 
 
 

MAIN CLOTHING
STORE

I 35 \VAsmGTON ST-
cons.

 

“TITLE THEY LAST

$12.98

 

H. Kalli!

THE OXFORD LUNCH

 

 
 
 
 
 

Dine at the Old Stand by

and RESTAURANT,-

a some sum mar
sorta sonwauv, 0055.

Phone 221.

 

REP AIRIVG AND OVERHAUIING

56 No. Main St.
I SERVICE STATION PHONE 313‘

Speed

REO Pi?“

Wagons

 
 
 
 

PARTS A.\D ACCESSORIES

HAYDEN

AUTOMOBILE CO.
80. Norwalk

 

 

 

Agents for the
DeForest Reflex Radio J f
Sets and Parts. 1 -«
.15

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THE NORWALKS’”
ELECTRIC CO.

11 No. Main Street
PHONE 2978

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.

 

 

 

 

Riccio Garage
REPAIRING

Reo 85 Ford Work a 8pccialty__

 
 
 
 
 
 

13 Cross Street

13 Woodward Avenue
'Phone 467

 

 

 

 

 

DR. THEODORA
SHREITER

:9 Washington so Phone 13::

Natureopathic Physician
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS
OF ALL KINDS.
ELECTRIC LIGHT BATES AND
SHOWERS.
MASSAGE—SPINAL
TREATMENTS. :
Natureopsthic Treatments Clue
for All Ills Except Contagious
Diseases.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

CHIROPRACTOR

45 Saint. Main Street
South Norwalk, Conn.

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MOXDA Y; WEDNESDAY,
' FRIDA Y

9 to 12 and I:30 to 5:30 .7?
MONDAY AND FRIDAY '1 77-31
6 to 8 P. M. ”Q.

 

 

F. H. BAXTERC

Agentfor Pagetsluw.l’uk ti
Tillord. Green Seal. and Bundl-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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DBUGGIST

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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