Wants,
MS.
Less, 25c.
Jim W coca“ Double Price.
Business and Professional
"in this page. mom. Word: or
To [5611 ME IN”.
Miscellaneous Ads.
Three Times, so. 1 week
1
l
E
To LET—GARAGE,
WANTED—CANOPY roe on sun {01 m, cm
‘ 'l (-1 Adress wagon. care of Sentinel
1‘.
SUITABLE-
Rent 35 per month. In-
cutie 51 West av enue, South Norwaik.
ETel.1382. 111 31
WANTED—A IATHI" HAND.
5‘ day work and good pay Apply To LET-E1GHT R0011
‘31- gley Machine Cg jll 3‘, with ilnplovelllenls,
-—-" . —-E.Kceler's Shoe. Store,
WANTED—SHOW AKERS, LAST- —~~~
(-1 and puller over on ladies 5110982.”) LET—FOUR
Steady work Apply at once. Loans-.bu'!
l” Valley Place.
1'10 3t
ROD M S
Duly & Soule Co, Stamford Conn. Tel. 1070. 1'10 31
111 30 “'r " ‘
T0 LET8—A SINGLE HOUSE OF S
WANTED—T0 BUY. ALL KINDSE 11101118.. I’utnam avenue. Also 5
rooms first floor, No. 1 State street.
\pply John 1“. McMahon, 56 West ave-
nue. Phone 1345. 1'10 315
at cutie. Best prices paid. Extra
grim for calves. H. Friedman, 35 Ely
Ivonne. 1191,1151. 1'20 tf
TO LET—~14
furnished front
provelllcnts, 10
Phone 1745.
LARGE PLEASANT
room with all im-
Cl‘e'SCt‘lll Tel‘i'ltt‘t’.‘
310 31
WANTED—Goon COOK.
IVs-ll: house work $35 or $10 :1 month
to first clans girl. Call Mrs. Davis.
Liu‘ll'otl St. and Gregory Boulevard, Mar-
1.). Beach, jltl 3:
ASSIST
TO LET—8 ROOM HOUSE. ALL
new modern impr,oven1ents Central lo
WANTED—FURNITURE OF
ALL
Linda. Carpets, rugs, curtains, side- canon. RPM $30. Call 75 Flax llill
hoards, buffets, iron beds, etc. 'I'odd Road. Phone 1117'
...... ~..._4_____________________1
1:. Baker, 8 River street, Norwulk. '
- TO LET—NICE ROOMS AT THE
510 3t
____fi “__.._..__._ _______._.__Iiotel 13118101, 32, $2.60, 33 week.
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERALBOBM $5.50 WOE‘k. 94 \iasllington
llouseuotk. Mrs. J. Irving 11111111», 1:1 We“. 16 Li;
'11 vaiew avenue. 3'10,th _.._.-_.....
To LET~—4 ROOM APARTMENTE
Swnltz & (.‘mbett block.
ly. Rent $9.
light on all sides.
valor StIl‘YICP,."1,000
—~— 1
Adults on-
Also loft steamheated,
Otis Electric etc-1“
ft of floor.
WANTED—HARNESS MAKER To
repair work. Raymond ‘DI‘OS. 110 St
WANTED-41017 To. DELIVER on.
llOlJSEi
$18.1nquile atE
AND:
Two attic rooms. Second floor.1
‘ \I'ill take. mortgage for most of
‘ nue, near Witch Lane.
.IIOUSE, BARN AND LAND, BENE-
FOR SALE.
E FOR SALE-~A QUICK SNAP. 3
E1015 cheap Alarvin Beach T1'_act Easy
lterms. P 0 box 2 South Nulualk
E - 111 31
r1)
0:.
FOR SALE—LUNCH WAGON FUL-
lv equipped Apply to Warren Greene,
‘Da1iell, Conn. ' M St
FOR SALE—:7 ACRES STANDING
E
grass. Will sell in portion. Warren's'
=ll‘nrlu, West Cedar street, West Nor-
walk. ‘ j9 3t
FOR SALE—ONE OF THE FlNEST
building lots in Second District, cor-
ner of Flax Hill Road and Clay street.
the
purchase price, C. 1". Mills. - 19 6t
FOR SALE-«CABBAGE PLANTS
Premium Fine Dutch and Danish Ball
Head. The finest winter cabbage that
glow'. Extla fine hardv plants 40¢
a bundled. $3 a thousand. No deliv-
ely, Steve Reynolds, Highland ole-
FOR SALE~—GOOD LAND 1N new
settlement in Flmida. Any quantity,
from building lot up. Pleasant cli-
mate year 1ound. Apply to O B. St.
John. 18 South Osborne avenue.
FOR SALE—«SHAW PLACE.
DIC’I‘ STREET. 170R PARTIGULA‘RB
low on gum ”ammo m
——q—
WASHINGTON, July fir-fissizn-
ments for the reogntly promoted gen-
81 .11 officers of the regular army wele
announced by the war department
yesterday as fallout-8
Major oedema Charles G Morton.
to command the troops at Syracuse,
N. 11, the largest regular my ex-
pansion post.
Major Geneial John F. Morrison, to
command the troops at Chickamauga
Park, Ga.
Brigadier General John W. Ruck-
man, to command South Atlantic
goaét Artillery District, Charleston,
Brigadier General Adelbert Cronk-
llite, to command the Panama Coast
Artillery District, Canal 'Zone.
Brigadier General Joseph '1‘. Dick-
man to command troops at Fort
Ethan Allen, Vt.
Brigadier General Augustus R.
Blockson. ordered to the southern dc-.
partment for assignment by the de-'
partment commander.
Brigadier General Henry T. Allen,
to command troops at Fort Riley,
Kan.
Brigadier General Chose W. Ken-
nedy, to command troop.8 at Gettys-
burg, l’a.
Brigadier General Edwin 1". Glenn,
to command troops at Fort Benjamin
Harrison, Ind.
Brigadier General Henry C Hodges,
jr.. to command troops at San Flan-
(1600,0211.
Bligadiel' General William H. Sage,
to command troops at Fort Spelling,
Minn.
ih'igadicr General Samuel ‘11.
Sturgi.8 ordered to the southern dc~
partlllcnt for assignment.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Bishop Van Buren
11. Rev. Dr. James ll. Vanlluren,
former Protestant Episcopal bishop of.
Porto Rico. (lit-d Monday night at the
Easton. Pa., sullitarlunl, aged 67 years.
Death was due to general drbillty, He
was a native of New Haven, Conn,
and was graduated from Yale in 1873
and from Berkeley 1111111in School in
1876. lie was rector of the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church in Milford,
Sq' WRITE BOX ‘98.. ' W.," CARE 011". Conn, from 1871: to ’76. Hold other
111ch. John B. BcGinn. 73 Cedar mm“ 1‘07 “Hm“? P'HIWUIMS “l‘PIYEShNTlNEL "'l pnstorales in Seymour Conn. Endle-
sureet. Phone "70. j10 31. Old VI (‘11 Cigar C0- E wood N. ._,I Newburyport'hnd Lynn.
‘ ~-~~ ”“1 FOR SALE - A NEWLY 1111188.”: “:18 consecrated bishop of
WANTED—«RENT 01" 4 0R - 5' T0 LET’STORE 207 WASIII.\G- 'rcnovated house with lmpr-OVe ,I’olto Rica. in 1902. His , Wife who
“W“ i“ *1 tie-“1‘0“" neighborhood, all '0" “”9” EnslNol‘walk.Apartnlentslm$n15_ Several barns on premisesiwas Anne 117 Smith of Norwalk,
mmfluvpmenm Geo. p; gunk, 13 209 Washington street, East Norwnlkiand 15 acres of good farming lnnd atEt‘onn" sol-v.'iv'es lie 8‘50 lean-s a
M'asllilluton street. . ,and 39 Chapel “"9" N0 rw 11k Ill'Et.‘onn. turnpiko. Mrs R. Tarlov, 16' son, who is professor of archaeology
‘—'—“- '-'~—--——---- ——«--—.__ quire M South Main §treet. Tel 60' EGrove street, Tel, 753-12, Em the American School of Science at
WANTED —— mnmsnnn . FOR, ' ”O‘DIJ‘SINESSWIEEM . Rome Italy The 16111111114 will he sth'
housekeeping. 3 or 4 rooms (two bed ' 1 FOR SALE-FAMILY I'IOUSEEpf‘tI in Norwalk. and burial will be
111111118). llnprovelnents. Address D.‘ RELIABLE DEALING Ewlth one- -half acre of land on West made in the \‘orwalk cemetery, Fr-l
A. W., care of Sentinel.
WANTED—A Gilli.
nl housework.
Road.
:ln rags, iron and metal is our mcthodE|
ch buy and sell everything scumd
hand, a large. slotk of second ll 1ndE
goods always on ll.1.nd We pay 83E
good as the mint man and front you-
'better_ Get. :1. square deal, I’hlllp PE
Malloney, 62 Van
phone 11826.
FOR GENEII
Apply 83 Flux ilillE
‘ .19 3t
WANTED—A BOY To MAKE HIM-E
sI-ll‘ useful in broker's otllce. Also to
learn the advertising business, Ap-
ply immediately, Maples & .lold- HIGHEST PRICES PAID
vut'lllllitll. 59 3t» for contents of hotels, hoarding hous-
" "m" “m ~~ 9,4 1111.1 household goods of fill 11151118..
WANTED —— ASSISTANT FORE-
Also carpets, furniture, dishes and :111-
n-rln for shippingwharf. Female n!-
thnen for sale. A1401!” {0"
11.81am in shipping office. Barn man to The Reliable Safes and De-
care for horses. Drivers, laborers, me- posit boxes. 11011 “1.1 fht top
comics. Steady employment. Ray- deskfi- live us a call. Ask to, see
mond Brothers. j9 3t “mum“? of desks and 931199., We
can save ‘you money. .1. K. Finch &
WANTED—BY AN
Zallt street. Tole E "
woman. a position as companion or
. , ' l
housekeeper will all elderly lady orI
gentleman. Best of references fun"
'nislled. Address .8. E. (1. care Senti-
nel office. :19 3t!
WANTED-MEN. IN THE SIZING
department to learn felt but making.
lood pay while learning. Grotut
Knapp. :17 (it.
WANTED—OI D FALSE TEETH.
Don’t matter if broken. I pay $2 to $15
per full set. Sing to and partial plates
ill proportion. Send by parcel post
and receive check by return mail. L.T
Mam-1'. 2007 S. 5111 street, Plliladcl-J
'pllia, Pa.
WANTED —— EXPERIENCED HAT
11:15 in; all lepnrtments for open
Good wages guaranteed. Apply by
letter or in person to Frank H. Lice
Co, panbury.
w’AN'reo—lunx, 13 on oven,
wanted. Government railway mail
clerks. 875 month. List government
gobs free. Franklin Institute, Dept.
281“, Rochester. N. Y.
. WANTED—YOUNG MEN 21 T0
INTELLIGENT" t‘
& T
E F. F. HUNTINGTON D. C.
E CHIROPRAOTOR
o, 54 Water street.
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
:dcc’oratlng, paintcr'a supplies; wall
,pnper, undo-date s‘vles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or
Eders solicited. Tel, 4011. Alexander
White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
2:;
.3»...
‘ ""MONI-zv’saverr~ 1
lly giving me your order for my
special hand made leadcls and gutters
which give lasting service—Try and
be convinced Plumbing heating.
slate roofing. lawn mowers sharpened. ‘
Henry A. Hegclein, .16 aWter street.
Tel. 473- 3.
Graduate the Palmer School 01E
shop EChlroprnctlo, Davenport Iowa. 8-11»
nounccs the opening of his office atE
100 Washington street, over Peoples' E
Trust Company, South Norw alk, Conn. '
EOfllce hours, 1012 3.111., 2-5 p. m.
Sundays amt evenings by appointment:
Te.ephone 456. New York office, 2875
Broadway Telephone 6143 Morning-5
lutde W. 11‘ Cooper. D. 0.. Ph. 0 “E LOSTTA COAT BETWEEN SOEiinportant instance lnitiali
\
. Adress Boat.
E FOUND~A CANOE AND A ROW
Eboul in the sound
' Owner inquire
Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-
E.plkc Must be sold at once to close
estate. Small amount of 11th requir-
ed,h111anco on mortgage ltloulre
‘Keogh & Contlec, Attya. lulled 11.11111
building. Tel. 5352.
'Foa éALéL-To sn’r‘l‘l‘diflzls'rn'l'n.
Cottage 7 room all improvements. St.
John street. East Norwalk. l‘l'lce
$2.500. Also another collage, 7 rooms,
some improvements, Harriet street.E
. Price $1,900.
Ask John T. Haves 1
Real Estate—Insurance I
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Iron Wanted
We will pay fit! the
market prices for scrap
metal in large quantities.
formation from us before Billing to
anyone.
I... EFFRON
3 Rowan St. East Norwalk.
Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906.
FOUND——'\ SMALL ROW BOAT
Ill 31.
outside of Light.
at. Sentinel office. le 3t
LOST. '
LOST—SAT. 11617117116711: KT
East India Ten store parcel contain-
:lol‘s of James 11.
ing 4 yards black material and bath
'ing accessories. Finder please leturn
to H. R. Nash’s store, North Main
street 19 31
I
Norwalk freight and So,.\'orwa1k de-
GreenoBarlow E
l E..pot Finder please 1"etuln to 13.610121.
‘ CHICAGO , July 11.—Edward 11318 3mm“ wee, 111 3,
Green, son of the late Mrs, Hefty" ‘
'Green. and Miss Mabel Harlow were:
E
WANT EXTRA WORK 4
day afternoon at 2 OMtIOtIi.
FUNERAL OF HENRY FIELD
RICHMOND, \':i., July li'r—Funerulb
services for Henry Field. grandson'of
the late Murpllali Flt‘lll, olmhlcago.
“‘1':- conducted today all Greenwood,
\'n. The body was buried in Emman-
ucl t‘llul'cll cemetery.
Fneral of Joseph Muse.
The funeral services of the late .10-
:wph llllsc were held this morning at.
11 o'clock. from the undertaking par»
'Magncr,
sum-1. llev .I. .McGlnnts. officiated.
and interment was made in “St. Marys
(clllttelmy
Funeral of T. L. Smith
The funeral of Theodore Lewis
Smith, of 16 11111 1111,1191 1161 be Ilt’ld
from the into home at 2: 30 o ’clock on
Thursday afternoon Rev Frederick
\. Coleman, rector of Trinity Episco-
pal Church, will officials and 111th-
lllcnt will take piut'c in Riverside ccm—
ctery.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
\1 ALL STREET 10: 30 a. 1:1— And
vamod of the '11 c\ 10118 day were con-
erltily augumentcd at the outset of
today s finding on the 111:1. l-.x-
change, all the. better known 18811-18
ridup,‘ from flnctious to more titan
a point. The movement 18:18 aceti-
ed by a moderate demand from 11.191-
ifl lolnts. 1.011111111181011 llouevs shar
1111?. 11- the (ally purchases. Stee. s,
(cupments ,tob:1cco‘.8, Alnczicnl Su-
I'M and motor8 were the pr- ncillal
il‘eltnles; Coppers. lhippiuq and
oil-c also hardened but nails were
0.111. A sale of Libel-'11 Bonds 1.11.: lo-
plrlcd at 99 49 50 This is till: fil8t
threat: in the subscription ml“ ‘ '1-110
Eln on the Exchange
Elllo day the bot: (ll-‘1 were fit 8t lladrd
every
5&5 were
extended on an increase of operations
which embraced many inactive speci-
alties. Rails also responded to a
broader inquiry. Reading, New York
WALL STREET, \oonr-
“.1
run: num'
mo cmmompwaao ore—k
‘1. 11111.11 .u—orm
a,'
‘complaint against the Curtis Publish-
,—"4- -
fog Company was announced today by
Epic
”may“:
the Federal Trade CommISsion, charg—
ing unfair business practices and stif-
ling of competition by refusing to
sell the Saturday Evening Post to
dealers handling competitors' publica-
tions.
lC’hester P. Meeker» of Reed street,
spent yesterday in New York.
Michael Caresone, from Westport,
was a visitor at Roton Point Sunda)‘.
.
llllll lltllltlf
NOTICE
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
Court, June 22, A. D. 1917.
Estate in Connecticut of William
James, late of Brooklyn In the coun-
ty of Kings in the city and‘s‘tate of
New York, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis:
!
William Shepard, of 4 50th street,
the musician. is confined to his home
with blood poison in his finger,
Eugene Conley. who was before
Judge Candee, charged by his wife
with non-support, was given until Sat-
urday to get a job and support his
wife and children;
In Main .
Judge Nehemiah Candee and Fred
Scheidler are in Hartford today look-
ing after Mr. Spheidler's interest in
obtaining a jitney drivers’ license
from the Motor Vehicle Commission—
er.
trict of Norwalk, hat limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those. who neglect to pre-
sent. their accounts, properly attested,
within said time, will be debarred a
recovery. All Dr'i‘SOI‘iS indebted to
said estate are requested to make im-
mediate payment to
SARAH 13. JAMES,
ill-1625
Ludwig Zgionvicki was fined $30
and costs for assault on his neighbor.
Florian .lannszewski.
from Judge Candce's decision under
bond of $200. The defendant was
represented by Attorney Taylor.
- -~—- —————-.I
- - NEH-ICE A regular weekly drill of the Sixth;
Dlstrlct of horwalk, :8. Probate Company, C. N. G., was held last
Emmy“ July 1.0. A. D" 191." . night in the armory, with Captain Ai-
\-
- . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ 1c. Mcllifield and Allan Parker Belt
lnlssmn to probate of 1. certain w‘it.
enlisted last evening with the local
ten instrume .' ' _..-~ .
at as and for the ..111 of company.
Edward Farrell, late of Norwalk, in _._.,,M_.._
sald dl.811'l(:t, deceased. An enthusiastic meeting of Trinity.
Ordered, that said application be
Men's club was held last evening in
the club rooms. President McPherson
presiding, Routine business was trans-
acted. The special committee on the
auto truck ride to Rye licacil tomor-
row evening reported that there was
prospect of a fine time. Rev. l". A.
Coleman. the special committee on in-
terviewing Manager Collins of the Pal-
ace theatre. reported that he would
heard and III-lt-rlllint‘d at the probate
office in Norwalk. on the 20111 day of
July. 1917. at 10 o‘clock, forenoon;
and that public noticc thereof be giv.
on to all persons interested therein
by publishing this order in a newspzc
per having a circulation in mid dis-
.Irict, at least five days 11931116111111
day of llcaring. ‘ “
111ml" w. 1411160111,
_‘ Judge give \Vednesday. July 25, three-per-E
‘ r ‘ formanoee as a benefit to Trlnlty
-.,.-- “"“"*'—~ Men’s club. After the regular meet-I
N- Yu N. H. & H. TIME TABLE lng adjourned the committee on the;
In Effect June 25, 1917 moving picture had a meeting and del
-_,... tails for the sale of ' tickets were or-
SOUTH NonALK To NEw YORK,ranged. Tickets will be on sale by the
A \I. *1: 3911, .1: 351:, 5; 49;, 6 08 ‘nlcmbers tomorrow evening.
6: 57x. 7.18x,'..'40, 7: 55:, 8:2111, 8:4611,
111011.111}... only) 8 5:11., 9:24 (except can-mo FINES 01- ANARCHISTS
Mondays) 9:39, 10:3‘lx, 10:52x. E NEW YORK. July 11.~The gol’meln
P 31.42 03 12 '52 (Stamfold OUIH' ment took steps todav to collect the
1:0911'.1:3Sx.3:02x,3:29'4:32x,'.1.273\..E1wo $10. 000 fines which wcle part of
l 03:“.7 6 WK 6 26" 0 47 (Stamford Oil the sentence of Alexandel Berknnm
y
.__—
lie appealed]
' colt and kid pumps.
l'new styles, were $13, now $4.95. 0011-
‘31 years of age to work in factory.
Steady employment and chance to
married today, at the residence
of ,
Mrs. George N. Campbell, the Iatt€l"5:
ECentral, Canadian Pacific and Great
:Northern leading at advances of 1 to
W ASH] NG'I‘O N, July 11 -Secre tary
earn good wages Apply Jonas &
Nanmberg, _85_ Spring street.
' Ir
.4; ._—
WANTED-YOUNG 1:11:11 16 lo 18
years of age to work in factory-
Steady employment and chances to
earn good wagon. Apply Jonas &
Nanmberg. 85 Spring 'st1':e.t.
a u- .- 1. ,. ,, 4..
HOSPITAL NOTES
'MI-s. Harah Carey. of 65 Osborn
avenue was discharged yesterday.
Dominick Domeo, of Main 5‘ r,eet
riled at the hospital, this morning.
. day, half a cent above yesterday' 8 new of the women speakers
aunt at nghiand Park, Ill. M155 Har- McAdoo is asked in a resolution adopt-
iow since the death of her mother, ed at a mass meeting attended by 900
five years ago,ha18 llVed with Mrs.: employes of the Bureau of Engraving
Campbelh She is 47 V9015 0“ and and Printing last night to rescind his
00‘0““! Green Is 48 They have order putting into effect an eight hour
known each other for fifteen years. Eddy and a six day week at the Bu-
Ereau. Speakers declared that only a
E . SELYE‘R AT H'GH PRICE- small percentage of the. workers were
MC“ XORK July 11' ~Bnr Silver in favor of the shorter worklng day.
went to eighty cents an ounce here to
“We want to do our bit," said one
“The over.
high lecord since the war and forl time pay that is to be taken away
many years bafol'e- Heavy coinage 418' from us, it the order goes mm cffect.‘ _
mand by European countries is he- would help 1111 pay for thousands of
Moved to be the cause. Edollars' worth of Liberty Bonds for
E .Try a Sentinei’Want Adv. ,
‘whtch we ave bll 1 tie ? I
-h 0 ga 9d ourselves to Waiter—No. sail: jls’ pldneberyday
1 1-2 points. U. S. Steel changed
hands in many large lots at a gain of
1 1 8- points, Bethlehem, Crucible 11nd.
Lackawanna Steels meanwhile rising
1 to 1 1- 2 points and Cast Iron Pipe 2
points. Equipments, including mo}
are, also added to their advantage
with shippings, metals, oils and to-
whaccoa Bonds were steady with fur-
ther sales of the Liberty 48eue at 99
49- 50
_____._.__———————
IREAL THING.
.11: 50.
‘1’?!» l} 05 91' 30X" ,. (CVCt'DlEand meo Goldman, anarchists, who
billlll‘tltq‘il) 911811, 10:07x. Iwere convicted here a few day's alto of
Fund“! Eanti-conscription conspiracy and sent"
‘ A. M. ~12:'.‘.1x, 5:11.“, fiz-ltlx. 8259:111111'181111‘ fol two years A federal
321%. 10:3.111. Emu” (“.1.—1w...- issued lmptlundin':
l‘. Ills-12:03. 1:00.13 2:44x. 3:12\., 31.10011 (1f the 3.1111011 cushb bail deDOS'
4:321', 5:46, 6:112x, 72021:. 7:12, 7; 4.x 1““! m gain ”1,. 11.10“”. m“ the prison-
‘35:" 6:0‘ux, 9:71.“, 10:07:, 1 .40 Epl's preceding their trial.
1 : o. "
E
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK'
A. 111—4210, 5:30, 6:34,8:00x. S:'.'11x,' - c
9:15x. 10-0311, 10:06, 1025011. E INSURAN E
r. 111—12 11:11.. 12: 1:11, 1:06, '1:09x.E _ BOILER
(Sat. onh). 2:181. ‘22 :17. 3: 30x, 3: 53,1 FIEIEFE WAR RISK
4:13:13 (except Saturdays) 4:23, 6:13x.E ACCIDENT
5:29, 6:00x. 6:031; 8:10x, 9:28.E BONDS
. ' I). . , 2
11.1.1x, l...001.sunda 9- .. A] STEAMSHIP TICKETS
y .- UBLIC
A. 1\i.-6:00, 8:0(Ix, 9:001, 02211:,E _ NOTARIES P&C I
10:03x, 10:50x. ' l “C
1'. I.-—-12:10‘, 1:031; 2:00x. 3:35x.l J'M'l‘aym“ 0. '
5:02, 5:25x, 6:00x. 7:101, 8210.1, 9:00x,E Real Estate and Insurance l
10:001., 11:1'1x. 12:00:. , South Norwalk, Conn. I,
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW ’
HAVEN
A. .\l.——12220x, 1:13.\', 5:316:07,
7:15,9:19,10:22x, 11:11x,11:58.\’.
P. 11,—]:20, 2:20 (Bridgeport only.
Saturday only) 2:34 (Bridgeport on-
ly, Saturday only). 2:47 (Bridgeport
only, except Saturday). 3:30x. 4:28,
5: 19. c: 21, 11:51, 7:08x, 7:32 (Bridge-
pott only) 9' 25. 11:08.
Sunday:
A. M.——12:26x, 1:13x, 0. 9:19,‘
10:19. 11:12x, 1115811.
P. M.-——2:10x,.3:11x. 4:42x, 6:33x.
6:48. 7:08x, 8:33x, 9:25x, 101101;.
11:16.8. (Bridgeport only). .
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NOR-
h
WANT
WANTED—YOUNG 11.1): 1N 2.1m .
Department.
2 needle sleeve facers.
2 needle sleeve hands.
2 needle fell hands,
Final examiners.
Beginners paid while learning.
Clllclt, Peabody
81 (30., inc.
WALK
A. 1f.—12:25x ,4: 3511, 4. Stir, 5:50.
6:50, 8:05, 8:30, ‘1:41x,11:00.
P. 31—12217, 2: 13x, 3:41:11, 4:33.
5:13x, 523211, 5: 3.. 6:1111, 8:53,
9:18x.. ' '
. §unaays
A M.——4:35x, 4:53x, 7:55, 6:301:
9:41x, 11:00.
P. M.—-12:17x. 1: 5511. 2:233, 3:40..
4:35, 5:13x, 6:11x. 7: 05 x. 11:53, 9:183.
9:35, 1123011.
South Norwalk to Danbury
A. M.:,-613 8: 2.7 9:59.:
P. M.—1:27, 1:54x, 2:43 (Saturday
only) 4:39x, 6:27, (except asturdays).
6:25.
.1 Sunday:
A. M.—-9:25, 10:29;
P. lib-2:15, 7:20.
Danbury to South Norwalk
A M .——6. 00. 7: 25, 7: 65x, (\Iondays
only) 8: 25 (except Monday), .10. 05:.
P. M.——-4:33x, 7:07, 82361:, (except
Guest—Waiter .1 see you .hltve turtle
soup on the menu. 13 it mock tur-
mud turtle, sch. ,
Saturdays).
-18. 8135:
_. .. _. 4...- ._ a... u...—
l‘llll REED 81 1101.11
11.110131111311130.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phoge 805—50 30. Main St.
80. Norwdlk, Music Hall Elk.
Harris 8110,3118
WEE-3"”
‘6
”._—
d...
COAL
"That’s All
'60 Water Street
1‘?'
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Unsettled, probably showers tonight
and Thursday.
Disturbances are central this mom-
ing over Oklahoma, Minnesota and
New Jelsey They are causing un~
Esetlcd weather, with local showers, it:
the western distlicts. the Lake region,
South ‘alolina. Sevclal places re-
ing the last 24 hours. The tempera.
lures continue low in the eastern dis.
films.
were reported from Taxas, Utah ant!
Louisiana. '
..WEATHER YEAR AGO TODAY. 4‘.
'I‘clllpermllrc: Iligll, 96;
76. Fair.
.___._
thias, will meet tomorrow night.
The meeting of the Trinity Church
\estry, which was to have been heid'.
last evening was postponed.
~Pine Point Catholic
tut Roton Point. tomorrow night.
0
(‘onslable (‘lzlrk reported
white man had assaulted 11. negro wom-
an in Rowayton, last night.
—Ladlcs' lllllck pumpa, ludies‘ pat-
Encally & Bracken. ‘3‘ 1'
I _.
E John Hill was nrlcsu-d last night for I
,r. a...
dlullkcnness by Officer Smith
H i
was gi\ en 30 days in jail this morningw,
IoW,""-'
'11:.
Club dunno. :'
and along the Atlantic coast north of .
ported more than an inchof rain duré
Temperatures of 100 or above; "
Conditions favor for this vicinity:
Unsettled weather, with occasional .
showers.
- I
City New;
Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of Py~ "
that z: '
All the . othev. ' .
,by George 11. Vodburgll in the city:
:COlli‘l. ‘~
Routine botanic-78‘s was transacted _ 1 1,.
last night. at a feguial' meeting of
ilCathollc Union Council, No. 48, K. of
EC” which was held in the Catholic
clubhouse in West avenue.
One week from Sunday. at the Ward:
cnts will meet the All Stamfords. The
All .Stamfords, with Stanley in the
box is the only team that has defeated
the Independents this season.
E -—Ladies‘ Pat. colt and kid pumps.
were $3.50 and $4, now $2.95.
Eugene Conneilv of Norwalk. was
arrested last night bv Officer Rey—
nolds, for non- -support of his wife and
children 1111'. Connelly' 5 case was
lheard this afternoon at 2 o'clock, in
the uptown court room before Judge
Nehemiah Candcc.
Officers of the
thought that they were in fora little
excitement last night when a complaint
that there was a shooting affray 0'11
IWater street was telephoned in. 015
lcers Raymond; Reynolds, and Find
investigated. but could find no trace 04'“ »
Ethosc who did the alleged shooting.
lin'Hartford by United States“
‘Attorney Spellacy, the federal
District
iGuard. and a dispenser of liquids cont-
1 I”;
Enot refuse to serve a member of that
STORES
ANY KIND
‘hought 1.11- Cash
Address D.
'organization upon that ground. The
Iopinion by the district attorney was «
given in response to a question from
Lrldgeport where liquor dealers have
been in a quandary because of
threatened suit for $5, 000 damages by
a Horne Guard member whom a hate:
refused to serva- 7
law.
Eprohibiting the sale of intoxicams to, .
soldiers does not apply to the Home» .
street grounds, the Norwalk lndepend- 3
second district
According to an opinion just given”
Norwalk Chronicler