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Aifil‘ZJIESPN COACH lszz—Used
'a o y. 7 mon '
condition. ths old. perfect
3950. ph
1701.Norwalk. one “‘1’"
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. l922~With
many extras. heater. motometor
lock. etc. 3375. The Emin‘M. Jen-
nings Co.. 27 Harrison St
port. ., Bridge-
1924 Dodge Touring.
1923 Dodge Coupe.
1921 Buick Touring.
STRATTON BLISS C0.
em Ave. Not-awn: 2782
DODGE SEDAN—Ready to take the
road at once. $300. The Erwin M.
Jennings Co.. 27 Bar on S r '
Bridgeport. Q t ect.
l-‘Ulll)S~—1921 l-‘ord coupe, 1921
Ford sedan. 1921 ord touring.
.\l| in A-l Condition-“'1” sell or
exchange {or Fords. Inquire 9
llamllion Avenue. after 6 p. m.
GliAY SEDAN, l?‘.‘3—-\‘ery
mileage. in nice condition.
The l-Lrvv'm M. Jumings
Harrison St” lldducport.
low
3 550.
($0.. 27
HUDSON COACH—19:3. in excel-
lent condition throughout. at 3
iii); saving. The Erwin M. Jcn-
ninars (30.. llarrison Sr. Bridge-
port.
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liL‘DSUN SEDAN. 1923--I.iko new.
at a. his: saving. The Erwin M.
Jennings (70.. Harrison St"
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repaint-3d. \Vondort’ul family auto—
mobilv. 'l‘lm ljruin M. Jrnningn
Co. :7 Harrison 51.. llrldgcport.
Illl'l'MUlHlJ'} TOURING (:.\l;—‘Ili
good dominion. good tins. SC'S.
'l‘ho Erwin M. Jennings 7
Harrison St. Bridgeport.
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NASH SEDAN—Hepainted— Ready
to takcytlte, road at once. Very
good car for family or livery work.
'l‘he Erwin M. Jennings Co.. 2?
g liurriscn 5L. llridgv‘port. ’ l
l 5151) “HICKS—Buick Tourmgs.
llomlsiors and Coupes. All modem.
1 Overland touring car. “cry 2001!,
$75.00. Motor Exchangr'. Corn
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merco 5‘... Norwalk. l'ilon-.
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VAAS'I‘ BROS.
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CHESTNUT ST, 80. NORVVAIQK
TEL. 1360.
USED CARS—— .
Pain 3 cyl. touring—8:90.
.Ford Com-8:50.
Star 40.0..”
Oakland .
Nash Rom Ins—$450.
Stat Sedan. lass-two.
Durant Soda. nu—uao.
'rimo Payments mated.
Shaun Broth“
Star and Durant Doom
Phone 8474.
201 Wuhlna'ton St.
W staun- to
08014 MAGNETICS—All make- or
:3 Manama. Stu-tors. Consular: ro-
and installed. but Bosch
lion for Fords and all other
”in St. Phone 345.
E. Not-walk.
Izni
cars. 11’ So.
washed
on short notice. Phone 2832.
MACHINE SBOP—J‘mhecl tear-
ings installed. .Multlbestos break
\ linings. Crank «shaft turning. cou-
nesting ‘rod rehabilitating. Good
gasoline and Valvoline—Kerosane.
Charlie Kolligan. 3 Steamboat
Place. foot of Haviiand St. Tel.
915. Nights 1314-2.
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M. H. CONN—Public stcnographer.
Typewriting. manuscripts. atone:-
raphy. mimcographlng. multi-
graphing. addressing. 12 Railroad
Ave. Phone 931.
Moving, matching. Storage 25
NAG? BROS—Storage. Local and
long distance trucking of all kinds
Piano hoisting. Special vans tor
moving purposes. 6 ion' Mack
dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318
daytime. 304-1; nights.
VALLERIE'S EXPRESS — Daily
service between Norwalk and
Danbury. Also local trucking.
Nor-walk office trolley exp. Phone
675.3. Danbury office 12:.
Tree Specialists
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28A
A TREE IS your. GOOSE-Fruit is 5
your golden egg. Kellner makes
your geese lay. Practical spen—
cncc in our own orchards show re-
sults. 1100 fruit bearing trees;
that's all. Phone 1852-4.
Repairing and [tarnishing
AUTO TOPS—Trimmings: re-upL
holstering of closed cars. Reason-
able prices: has service. ' A. Hair.
corncr Woodward Ave.. Grove St..
South Norwalk. Phone 423.
CITY HALL SHOE itlzlulluNG—
First class, highest :rade -r.c&_ re-
pairing done promptly whi's you
wait. Latcst machine used. Low-
est prices for quality work 1on2.
with finest quality leather only
Satisfaction guaranteed 36 North
Main St. (Opp; City tan.)
Wiring and Refinishinlt
29
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I L‘PHUlS’l‘ERlNG—And cabinet ma-
king. . Pictures and m-rrors
framed. High grade work A
Bergstrom, Novel. 0. L). F Build
ing. So. Norwalk.
EMPL'OYMENT
Help n outed—I- cmale 3:
I’JXI‘EMIILVCEI) OPERATORS .—
(ln Singor sowing macllincs. Ap-
ply ll. Jacob 8; Son. Inc” 5" Day
SL. 547. Nonvnlk.
Gilli. \\'.\Z\'Tl'lil.) —- For general
housework. l0 commence April 1.
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Ava. Marvin Bunch, East. ‘Ncr-
wzilk. Tel. ‘.":22.
3 l..\DlIZS—\\'anica to reach Danc- :
inc. Apply Volume Dancing ‘
School. 'tamford. Conn.
OPERATORS UN DlidSSIZS—Ex-
pcrienced on Singer Machines.
Light. easy sowing. Goqd pay
Steady work. Mr. (:cmore, 13F.
“'ashmgto'n St” top floor.
“'OMESN—To run ribbon througll'
i'clt slippers. Apply II. Jacob &
Son. Inc. 3'.) Iluy 51.. So. Nor-
wulk. ‘
Help “mused—Male .33
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN—As ran-
vasser. I’lcasant steady position
for one who qualifies. Apply at
once. The Alfred Fox Piano Com-
pany. So. Norwalk.
YOUNG BOY—~To work .hlning
shoes and doing odd jobs. All day.
Central Shoe Repairing Co.. 39
“Washington St.. So. Norwalk.
Situation: Wanted—runnio 36
LADY—Would like
housekeeper with elderly
or widower with one child.
ply box C. clo The Sentinel.
situation as
couple
Ap-
Situations Wanted—all. 8?
CHAUFEUl’l—Mechanic. wants a
position with private family. Ex-
cellent referencu
with last family.
Box 197, Springdale.
3" Seven years
\Villlam Davis.
Tel. 157-14.
CARPENTRY—If you have any rc~
pairs. alterations or additions to
YOUNG MAN—Would like oppor-
tunity to learn carpentry work.
Tel. 1394.5»
make. 1 will be pleased to give
you an estimate. 11. Syska.
2155-12. .
FINANCIAL
‘I'OOL PARLUii—l'br sole. 5 tables
and fixtures. Hunt 5331“,! por
month. Jack Dempscy. tin \t‘dlh
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here.
these columns.
of a difficult task.
answer the offers which
tcrests.
Counting Today’s. opportunities
Is Counting Tomorrow’s Profits
People who are know as classified “fans"
Columns each day, do 5.0 because they know
that today’s opportunity :8 tomorrow ‘5 profit.
The opportunities the! fire looking for are
here from day to day—waiting for these people
to come along and make their selections. There
isn’t any doubt about the opportunities being
You don’t havojo take our word for it.
You can easily prove it for yourself by reading
And just as soon as you start reading, you
Will surely notice the “A-B-C” and' “1-2-3"_
arrangement of all these offers-which makes
reading and selecting an easy pastime instead
And the next thing fin- you to do is to
That's really the way to turn today’s op-
portunities into tomorrow’s profits 1
The A-B-C Classifi, ed Ads
Always the Same—In Servico
Always Different—In Opportunity
mutant-cams
mm i'lnco [cilia-t .75
the A.B-C Classified
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INSTRUCTION
Musical. Dancing. Dramatic 4-:
INSTRUCTION—Plano.
pupils. Apply:
can accept a few ‘
3’ No. Main.
at once. Studios at
St. or 16 Buview :Lw‘nuc. _()H‘hvs-
tra. for any occaszon. l'lmn-z ZS ’
and 2149. Archibald Merriam.
LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies
49
ABY CHICKS-—
Buy Conn. State tested chicks.
Leghorns, iléds. I3. Rocks. lily-
andottes. “Our honesty is your
protection." Free circular. Hall
Brothers. Wallingford.
i FURNITURE—Second-nand. auxin
“fluted—'11) may 0‘
HIGHEST PRICES PAID — For
second-hand furniture. Call 903:
or write to H. Ash. 44 Water St.
at highest prices. It you have any
junk 0. metal to sell 17. will also
pay high prices. all or write
8. Jane. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone 499.
rooms ”13— noun 7
Rooletnou'uou-d 88
FOR RENT—Furnished room in
private family. near station. cen-
trally located. with all conveni-
onces. 76 80. Main St. or telephone
3253. ”
FURNISHED RQOM—In Drivate
WV: all improvements. Break-
fast if desired. Centrally located.
8 Putnam Ave., east of West Ave.
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LIVE STUCK—Now booking orders
for baby chicks and hatching eggs.
3. C. “7. Leghorns. R. l. Reds. B.
P. Rocks, Jersey Giants. highest
producing strains in America;
Place your orders now and avoid:
disappointments. J. C. licmlml
Ponus Ave, ch Canaan. Conn.
Phone 439.
Wanted—Live Stock 50
NOTICE! WANTED To BUY—All
kinds’pf cattle. Extra prices for
calves. Also pigs of all kinds. and
poultry. ‘l‘i'iil exchange milking
cows for Lee: cows. Notify Harry
J. Freedman. Phone 1659.
MERCHANDISE .
Articles For Sale
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“CASH REGISTERS—-Show Cases.
Safes. Scales. Conec Mills. Meat
Choppers, all kinds of Bankrupt
Store Fixtures. Bridkeport Sales
Co.. :61 Noble Ava. Bridgeport,
Conn."
FOR SALE—Balance of stock and
store fixtures. Apply Copyright
Clothing Co.. 6‘. No. Main Street.
So- Nero-ails, Conn. Phone 334.
Houscnona Goons 58
FOP. SALE—Kitchen cabinet. china
closet. :3 iron beds with mattress.
Tel. 1231 or call at 38 Bayvlew
Ave.
JOHN K. FINCH—Auctioneer and
appraiser. Antiques and curio-
bought and sold. 26' Commerce
St" Norwalk. Conn. Telephone
Connection.
Musical Merchandise
62
SAXOPHONE E FLAT—Alto in per-
tcrt condition with case for $55.00.
Imam: Without Board 68
VAN ZAND'I‘ 8T. Iv-l'urnlshed
rooms with all conveniences by
day or week. at above adarca. H.
Ash.
“natal—Boom or Board
EAST NORWALK—Wanted. room
and board in American family in
East Nor-walk by young mu. Ad-
dress ”Swedish." care Sentinel.
REAL“ ”1113 FOR Rm
Apartments and [its 14‘
APARTMENT—In tho Keolor Bldg.
4 rooms, steam heat. hot water
furnished. Inquire at 'Keoler'i
Shoe Store or Tel 392.
APARTMENT AND STORES—4
rooms. all improvements. steam
heat. and 3 stores withstoam heat.
Inquire No. 1 Ely Ave.
'o'
3
IJDFT'TO LET—About 3.900 sq: ft.
for light» or heavy manufacturing.
Apply (0 Want- $1.80. Nomlk,
mavmravsroasm
wmmsflo 3:
BUSINESS BLOCKr-lst Mt,
flail. 87.500. Term; P. 0. box 73.
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Norwalk.\ ' '1
Houses for Sale x
TWO FAMILY—House. new. All 1m-
pmements. on South . hiain St.
Inquire ho; 7?. care the Sentingl.
hump»
smears—me building “in: In
but suction '0! East avenue. Two.
thirds values tor quick, sale. Par!
cash. P. ‘0. box ’3. Norwalk.
FINE BUILDING LOT-On, Fifth
Met. Em Nomlk. B. I". An-
dorlon. 10 Fourth street. Tele-
phone 1385-2. 4
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TURDI m A
NEW LEAF
Protect your properly
against dx‘llfétillje by
Fifi". ‘ a ‘
NI:
WILBUR lS
~In Strict Privacy
Wewill advance you money-
for any need secured on your
horne’fnrnlture tucks-mm
inyour' use.
mummy)- If”:
fl ”barepayfi4-o-IH7 g
100 " “ a -.
zoo 0' - 12 -' '
son " r 15 . Q
You nil-y éom‘rr‘mnd our dol-
lars tor your needs at an ex-
trcmcly low cost. “'e'ofler
you a helpful way out of‘any
money troubles? -*
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(as—aggl-
l‘toom 203. Rogers 3: Stevens
Bldx. gPhono 833:. Nomlk.
CONFIRMED BY
THE SENATE
Body Takes Only 10
Minutes to Approve
re it: is
Techie “ 3
153: or. 1.3.x?» Vatw
J. M. Layton
& (30., Inc.
~Bealtots—
Insurance That Insure:
Phone 35 Railroad Avg.
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FOR SALE ,
11 lots on Center avenue exten.
slon. Whole can be bought for
33,500. For particulars—
Ask JOHN hymns
'1 MAIN ST. NORWALK
FOR SALE.
, SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. sun par-
lor. tiled bath. oak floors
throughout: open fireplace in
living atom. Every modern
improvement: located in fine
residential section.
I'WO FAMILY HOUSE. 10 rooms.
' " baths, electricity and gas.
Price $7,500
Canty 69‘ Co.
17 30. Iii}! 8t. Phone 830
Bullock-m»
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APARTMENT—Four rooms. modorn
improvements; newly decorated.
Garage. Located in raidentlal
section of Norwalk. Phone 1594.
CENTRALLY LOCATED —— Five
room stca‘m heatcd Men:
with sun parlor. Phone 1787.
COTTAGE—ST. 21—7 Booms—two
family house. all improvements
Rent 840. Inquire M. Pascale. $6
Vanza‘ndt St. Phone 152:.
ROOMS—On on before April 1st.
All improvements: with or without
image. Inquire 100 Taylor Ave.
or phone 815.
sax-axe: Including all modern 3m-
provcmoxxts; vapor boat. Must be
seen to be appreciated. For in-
formation oail 835-3.
left of the 8 25.00 models to be
sold for 369. Only $5.00 down.
-KEEP SMILING! The classified ads
aro still available.
in tho classifited section.
FORD “m“..mmfn:. firm AS PROFITABLE as compound in- Edison Phonograph Agency. The
2:: and ‘11-:de J 0-3.1”, l latest—answering classified oi- Alfred Fox Piano Co.. So. Nor-
tw.‘ If 8:. 80. N k. tors. . : walk.
CHEER UP: Probably you'll find r.‘ W’HEN YOU are in a hurry let
Inquire. 31 Lexinston vAVew 53- 5 Rooms-To lot. Apply .24 Wood-
Norwalk. urn Ava. or phone 8073-8.
TALKING MACHINE—Only onc WANTED—We hgv. . waiting mg
in our rent department for five
and six room: apartments. one.
family homes of from six to ten
rooms. four or five-room bunga-
lows and shore cottages. Home
Realm Go. Phone 511. ones open
NEW~Five room apartment and I
FOR SALE
Several desirable homes (in easy
terms: we also have some very
« desirable building lots in the rap.
idly growing section of the Third
District. Now is the time to buy.
For further information consult
The Tammany Agency
Real Estate and Insurance
123 “'nshtlliton St. Pm 8344
South Ken-walk
J. a. 0mm
nu. ass-us and
mamas
t 80011! ”AIS STREET
SOUTH NORWAI-B
PHONE .72
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Nomination of Secre-
tary of N avy -
“'ASHINGTON, hiatch' ILL—Se-
lection of Curtis D. Wilbur. chief
justice of 'the Supreme court of
California. to succeed Edwin Dena)-
as secretary of the Navy was ap-
proved yesterday by the Senate in an
executive session of km than ten
minutes. There was said to nave
been no debate on the nomination
and no roll call asked when .‘1e mo-
tion that he be confirmed was “-tade
by Senator Lodge of Massachusetts,
the Republican leader.
President Coolidge upon being in-
Kormcd of the Senate's action im—
mediately notified Judge Wilbur by
telegraph and. it is understood, or-
pects the new member 01‘ the sabl-
net to come to Washington as soon
as he can confiently arrange to no
so.
The new secretary is to take up
the duties of the 015m: where thty
stood when Secretary Denby I'L'
smLed, no outstanding policacs
awaiting his attention and even iLo
appropriatio'n bill having been
framed for the new fiscal year.
‘ 1:: the interval of little more than
a Week since’Mr. Dcnby left affirm.
the department has been under the
direction of Assistant. Secretary
Roosevelt. "
Mr. \V’ilbur comes to his new of-
fice not unfamiliar with navy prob—
lems. having been graduated from
the United Slates Naval academy in
188.» and always having maintained
his interest in the 5521, notvvitlz~
standing an active life at the our
and on the bench.
New Stamford Health
Chief Takes Oflice
STAIIFORD, March 19.—
Dr. Raymond D. Fear. named
some time ago to fill the newly
created position 01 full time Health
Commissioner for the City of Stam-
ford, arrived in Siamiord.yesi<:rday
from Baltimore where he has slut
completed his course in the School
of Public Hygiene and Health of
Johns Hopkins L‘nivprsity. Dr. Fear
assumes his new duties today. Dr.
John J. Iter ends his duties today
as part time Il€allll officer.
Dr. Fear has had two ycars of
work with the Bridgeport Health
Department. leaving Bridgeport in
October. 19-22, and since then he
has been at Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity. Dr. Fear served in _the U. S.
Navy from January. 1318 until Sep-
tember, 1919. He is a member of
the Veterans of Foreign \Yars.
As IIcalth Commissioner. under
the recently revised ciiy ordinance
calling for .a full time commissionc:
in place of several part time posi-
tions held in the Health Department,
Dr. Fear will have entire supervision
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A. COMPLETE story in your classl-
fled ad gives readers a. clear idea
of your proposition-41nd brings
the classified section help you.
evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock.
you complete satisfaction.
over health work in the. city. (In-
der the recently revised ordinance
only a. man having taken a course in
public health is eligible for the po—
sition. ‘
The new Health Commisloncr
will receive a. salary of $4,000 3. year.
His duties will include the work done
DOROTHY DARNIT . A —
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gaisgoccesqu » ' ACCOM MODAT E
mufximzitfi'li THE. peerage:
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on: JUST STAN; ARouNa
AND ilpianist:p'aoptr.
chronicled in The Sentinel was no
1 story at the burning of three will?“
The big-m o: the day a)”:
walk, :0 year- as». m to m
Sentinel's issue of Hatch 1!. I“
was the announcement. that. tho ”M ‘
for establishing a Y. II. c. A. in“
city had been abandoned. was.
$4,000 as the goal. the m
in charge of the project. “Id 8
only 65 pledges had teen m
These amounted to 81.605.
lengthy statement. the
which General- Russell
. stated that dunno
alerts to interest the monk. fit”
plan had not‘ been very warmly Qi-
ceivod. Apologizing to the boys and
,mewouns men of the city. for do.
priving them ‘of the badly M
gymnnsdum. the committee WV
that Norwark did not care to
port such an mstx' ‘tution. The-mom;
contributed to the fund was com.
ed to the original donors. Charla.
E. Hoyt was treasurer at the com-
mittee and Frank D. mton sacro—
Other '
Thomas I. Raymond. Frank A. M"
ris. Edwin H. Mathewson, RIM
H. Golden and Henry C. Sharer. ‘
Among the other happens-u
teer firemen of Noroton b7 Vin-h:-
"Richard Dugdale, Ambrooe BM ”
and Henry Dugdale,‘ 'tho m
states. “were burned with vitriol,’
while trying to extinguish a 815.0” .
fire which destroyed acottase and
ham on the estate of Albert H. Ru- *7;
shaw on Coilender‘s Point. no»
three men at the time of the and-
dent -vvere attempflng to 1-0-1an tho
chemical engine They we bond-
ing over a. tub. mixing some of tho
chemicals used in the engine, when
some one threw a pallful o! “as:
into the tub. . The trio were severely
burned and it was thought that 1191
Would he scarred for life. .
Other items included the story of
the bachelor dinner given by First
Lieutenant \Villiam Alexander at the
’ Putnam Hose company. to the mem-
bers of the department. Lient.
Alexander was married on March :6
to Miss Annie Hitschber; of New
York city.
‘The third annual ball of the Al—
lngovvolla association." another ’51-
ticlc reads, “man held» last night it
- r'cn hall." 7
“Franklin A. Smith has sold his
for factory in Silvermine to John W.
Buttery. who will make wooden
ware."
“A large attendance at the La‘
mont club of members is desired to-
morrow as the club will have its
photograph taken at that time."
"Eureka Rebekah lodge hold a hat
trimming social last night. The
hat trimming was done by the mats
members. The prizes were won by
George Stevens of lcvvayton a'ld
George 1’. “atom."
Among the city briefs are the fol~
lowing;
"\V’illiam 1.. Olsen of Nomi): was
on a business trip to Stamford tilt.-
morning.
“A daughter was born yesterday
to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Byxbee oi \
\Yest Main street.
"Samuel McGowan, driver of the
Pumum hose company's supply wag-
on_ in company pith Edward Me.
L
,Cotva': started today on a. brief val—-
cation."
‘11 is- reported from the hospital
this aliernoon that all of the pa.
HEELS sré doing nicely. 50 new ones
Lune been admitted since yesterday.
According to the. theatre notices.
the Fenberry stock company was
appearing at Boyt's theatre in tho
gripping drama. "Beware of Men."
A New York company was to pre-
‘scn: "The Village Post Master” at
the 1.11 are on Saturday.
Passion not-3 asks, “Is the "bangle ,.
coming back?" ‘ .
. Other fashion items contain the
information that “Cavalry is the
new shade of yellow. ‘
"It isn’t a bad idea.‘
ticic suggests, "to make
glor your Sunday dinner on
:Thc labor of rc-heaiing
lshght."
Apropos of shirts is the
announcement;
“The time of the fitted skirt lin-
ing has passed. Now one can not
the thinnest and softest 0t mater-
1.115 for the decree is that skirts must
be gathered and linings as ever mun
follow the lines of the skirt and
hang limp and soft."
' another ar-
the soup
Saturday.
is very
following
by the part time min in the Health» ,
Department. Health umccr. City '
lsactcriologist and city Milk and;
Food Inspector. He will also have
the work of .Asistant Health Oil.
ccr George Anderson who has beck
retired on pension. The tourism
time Health omcer received
of $1.800 with allowance of $390 for
traveling expenses and in adding:
the bacteriologist and milk and food
inspector reCeived salaries mid tra-
veling . ,
Dr. Fear will be . given whatnot ..
assistance is lound to be neoeaary h
the Dealt]: Department. Work It
the department _is broadened in
scopeunder the new rcgnhhont .
The new Health Wl- ._
other: will be at the headcount-a of 5
the Health Department in In. ,
Town Hall. '
i
An- attachment for prohaflfl‘
tasters used m‘cnools has basal-
vented with which fobjocts M:
in microscope slides an its about;
on screens. . as »
3.1mm or ,m
Whyislt ma mam
older at {tiny-five mm m
at titty? _
women are always run-down. my
pale. nervous, its-tableau“:—
Health, Wand koala,
from pas and disease also. _ ’
preveatthcdtnsofagotrom;.
overthiscountrymm .
entngtothotacttmwfih.
andpatoshtwgmnmk
Norwalk Chronicler