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and 12 or t; and 8. Mrs. David
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for guide from Harbor
In willow, one block from
it. and return. May 1 to
1 or, perhaps. only be-
ru-ulk Station and oifice:
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. r. l stiff huts, also young,
3 Mn trimming and binding
»'..'l. learning. (‘roiut It
cottage.
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without chil-
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a “ nut Sponson. Address
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.. local attorneys attending
_ubte apartments 5. ti and 7 room. Jani-
turthe; ptit-tculars inquire of Old Well
'ui'urtnit-nt on Ann street: on April lst.
work. .
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_ .. Sale begins Saturday, 12 dd .k ‘M
TO LET—5 LIGHT Rooms. some- Dc ' 8y
‘ _ ' 3rd. Supervisor .Scbool‘ Gardens. 4
. ner A\ e. near Conn. Ave. E. It‘. \\'lbh9n.‘Newtown Ave. Tel. 1641-5
Scribner Ave. I ' ‘-
FOR SALE-—B'RASS BED 00-.-}
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re RENT-—FURNISH’ED ROOM l-‘I piete. Enamel bed springs. VVlcker rock:
innate faulty. Also use of kitchen 10" ers. mahogany finish. Settee. Several:
meals ii desll’ed. Mrs. M. L. Dean. 1 odd chairs. Ice chest, lawn mower On.“
Gardner St. Firs: 'nouse off Fairfield view. p“. at” Sat Mu". o ‘1 p in IQ."
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my apmchtion of your com: “no
in service. ofrthe cordial rotations . at
have existed. of your nuance .111
kindnoas.. i trust that these mew.
ships formed here may not end LL“
our separation. 3
It is my sincere not. that. while
there are so many things that l nave
Ieit tmdonc and so my wrongly m,
Christ has ben cloned and His hold
upon some heart-s mode stronger. say
Christ has been exalted nod His hold
Ave. . - . .
.fi--.- ,__ ‘ .- t.-tn int East Ave. ling fields of opportunity in this new
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TO RENT~- i-Loons. 3 AND 4 p0. nan-r on: 4 "30“ AN” 1? Your pastor.
rooms pleasant located. Improvements. “H, mm“_ House. inquire m a“ \.,.,.t 1- HARRISON THDHPS”N-
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«my A. Hegelem, 84 VI ooduard A\ c. _.___ .. _ .. lpastor with much regret ‘md Into: ‘9'
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" _ . , "' get a fine Dodge touring car in first
.TO RENT .I ROOM5 A51) BAT” class condition at right price. New
first and second floors. Inquire at A. fir”. Tel “3 an” 5 p In
North Main St. ‘ ‘
or .36 Water St. Tel 4788. ‘
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31““"93' ‘~ - i appointed to draw up I set of rooolu 4L
‘ " ’ —' ”“ “""‘ ’ ‘ FOR SALE .A BARGAIN \, , .tions expressing the regret of the con-
To LET FURNISHED ROOMS building ‘0' m ' FL El (regatta! over the leaving of heir
‘ Dorlons Point. neat-l
(ountry Club. Lot 5026» ft. fronting
on beach. Willi reptfi‘lan rights. Ideal!
; for summer home. Inquire C. P. Hayes. 1
in; So. Main St. or Phone 822.
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FOR RENT ATHKEE VERY DESIR-V
for ladies or gentlemen. Some rooms
suitable for light-housekeeping at. “The
.Iuhusuuizin" 2 High street, South Not"
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FOR SAbE—(‘O\V. INQUIRI‘I OF“
Mrs. Hannah Dibble. Rowayton. Tcl.t
882. '
tor service. steam heat and hot water.
All improremgnts and new decorating
3.1. $40 and 345. Gibson Smith. 'I‘rlr: ;
icy Place. Phone 1117. '
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:Overland in A 1 Condition. a great ”111‘ l
‘cain for Winn Austin's Garagc,’
Phone 1959.
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TO I.I'IT~-—i room apartment to adults
only. Rent 39 Second floor. rear, Oi'cl'
(Lunar-ally & Bracken‘s Shoe store. For
' FOR SALE—ON SOI'TII MAIN ST.
‘One family house, all improvements.
__‘ I and two family house will be sold reds-i
T() LET 6 rooms at 3': Spring street.’0nahlf‘. Ovenefllving out’ Of [OWE]. All:
inqum- .\li‘.~' n Tarlov, IG Grm‘e street dross “Owner” care of Sentinel. l
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(‘iuzr (‘0.
, FOR SALEw-A QUARTERED OAK
dining morn set in good condition. Fori
particulars address “Furniture" Sen-
tint-l oifict‘.
-__.__» - FOR SALE->A DOUG-E TOI'RING‘
TO LET .". romw: at IN“. Tailor nve- \‘Vinte‘~ top. Good condition. Newt
llllt'. Inquire- of Mrs. ll. Tartan. 16.lll'es. Price reasonable. Schaub'e (lar-I
C'rnvc street. or telephone lSSS-l‘l. . “'ashington St. City. 1
To LET A pleasant four room
inquire at 2 West avenue. South Nor-
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To LET Six rooms or t} Cl‘O‘éS FOR SALE---1!~19 OAKLANDROAll-.,
sti'cef. South Norwalk. First floor. Fli'l‘. llHPd for two months, in the corr'
Rent 313. Enquire of F'. D. lawtonijdi‘mn- Illtlun‘t‘ 52 Van Zuni zit. Ila-4.
mmatk; cocoan'umeoir raf‘ m’;’ 10",,
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Sl’llAYth: IN SEASON, To no‘
tree Work of all kinds. Henfv Beau-
FOR sALE—JU-ZSIDEXCE. '. ELM
street. Norwulk. .lust oit West Are;
All new plumbing. electric lights. new—l
ly decorated, furnace heat. every con-Ii
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train. Telephone (‘onnectioiv South Not" veniencb. bur“ garden, Fine wt
walk. lfruit and shade tron-s. Small “raga:
__‘,___ .E .\I. Jackson (Jackson's Studio) 33‘
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
On May 3th I will open an up-lo-(liiltfi
bltwksmith shop me“ to Wicku‘lre's
‘\\‘all St. Norualk.
FOR SALE - ~.\l()T()ll(“i('lJ1’~ Si-IV
uiirum- on No 10 Knight street. Nor;
‘mln‘x .h. p.. prices $73.00 to $130.00 Schickvi|
JOSEPH A, ANGIONE. .
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HAVE“. YOUR l.A\\'N MO‘VER F '""‘_’ ' . T'
sharpened. Set ready for spring. All 9R _SALE ’PROPEBT‘ AT f3
kinds of repair work. Get the habit. Smile“ aiwliue. lnflllll't' of Leslie
Gamble.
,t‘ome to linrl'or Engineering (‘0. liar-
Imr View Park, City. ._--._.__.__ h 7
NOTICE
The Prest-O-Lite Battery Ser—
vice Station is now open.
The highest class of Battety
work, Recharging, Repairs and
Replacements on all makes of
Batteries.
Work Called For and Delivered
Norwalk Storage Butter-v
Company
72 No. Main St. 80 Nurwalk
- Phone 336—2
..DO YOU LIKE DELICIOUS AP
gull-5” Now is he timt- to spray ‘ your
itrves. Let us do it for you. “'9 arc
Iexperts n thi< line. LPaVc your orders
fat once. Josopr (‘ornell and Son. Tree
;specialists and entomolozists. ’phone
.278. Norwalk. ' '
'FORD REPAIRING AND HOUSE
WIRING
Valves ground, carbon removed $2.50
Trunsmssion hands relined and put in.
'3tiu furnish lining. $2.50. Rear end ov— !
Li'l'illtlllt"tl without. parts SISLComplete
overhauling without parts $25.00 Elec-
itric fans vacuum cleaners cleaned and Numb". Insurance.
irepaired estimates. on house wiring.’ ”ml?“ yourself azainst Fire, Theft.
fr. J. Flitlleriy. I (‘hurles so. n Xor-‘Collislom ”will”. PTOIN-I'tv "amaze.
iwalk. zwith best American Pompanies_ For
particulars
‘ Ask John T. Hayes
Nb. 7 “in St. I'm
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;cars for hire all hours of the day .and
Intent. Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 937
fRoumno and Cutrone. Props.
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PAINTING
idocoratins, pointer-'3 applies; ww‘__,__ __ LOST. _. Bank of Not-walkitofwghic’ll‘o 1‘1; 1;: it: The deem. mm 0‘ pr“. a can lg
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super, Irv-tonic cuties. lowolt prim; LOST A MATRIX TURQUOISE zaiprfim “mam“ he worked Non-“k. F. a" It... held “”1: 2%“ T Our
,Eetlmateo (312.14an Shel. Trial ot- Brooch Tuesday APT“ 29th Round the P I .3 Trust company nearby drill Ilsa evening in the Form 9 . G W
:tters solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander Address “Brooch" Sentinel éfic " for $125“ on Water street. first district. with ‘9 . .
White’ '1 I" ‘3’ “en“ ' - 8' v-M Drill Mastert milk 1‘. Rooney in: 2
‘ m'w‘ John ‘ b“. found “1“ Captain Miss Frances (insert
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PIANO INTRUC‘IIONO
WINK scHom.
. Ragtime and popular tmusic tang:
fnnyone in to to 20 lessons. Winn Ke-
.loccléumd: studio (hrs, “on, Tues., Wed"
UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—E64,
-ward J. Flaherty. proprietor. Truck-_
ling. long distance hauling. Light
land heavy trucking. Office telephones:
f 1581. 300 house connection. .
or J. Nelson.
’dnd long distance hauling and truck-:19 a. m. to 3 p. m.‘ Phono’llSS-L 1&1 —-Try . Sentinel Want-Ad- heavy truck will; through Wall
ling. 71 Osborne atenuv. East NW. 0 ‘iWashlnztnn street, South ,3de. 09- v . ' 5”.“ about ‘7'. o'cllck yemudny n;.
3001111. MEI: 1:91.»._ -._- - lposite Post ontco. Mm open. . ms GARAGE , a?” was in mix: “mi 00"“
gsoti‘r’u NORWALK Live' Pounmd - , . . l . “firth-km "w“m'm”
. flAfiK‘T- ~ _ {MR3 L00“ “WEI... 1‘2 M W M W a- J... m. III maul-‘99 ”vet-(\L "
- Poultry of all kinds gold alive orna- “1"" “mull. 6"» ‘ Nu 1'2 a 1» ’ i 1" Wm‘ ' m 2 ‘ , ’
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you wait. m.
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pm.
ix'iciiuua to mobs Were
1 years
lcolorod victims have been accused ofv
lrape or "attacks upon women_.:_
pointed a. committee consisting m we.
hemiah Cindee. chair-nun of the Md -
of trustem: Dr. (‘.. I". Boutweu. chair-
man of the board of detecting; and Dr.
Henry C. Sharer. church clerk. :15
pastor. A pulpit committee was also
appointed. with Mr. C‘nndce as cnair-
man. to have charge of the appoint-
mt of Mr. Thompson‘s sw-eeum.
The reminder of the menu? - a‘
devoted to the mmction 0‘ .w
usual business. It was reported In“
tho Benevolence Budget for the year.-
had been raised‘ and that there was,
$133 surplus. which amount will he_
turned over to the Victory Drive cum-1
paint for the Northern Baptist Con-
vention.
Next Monday will mnrk the
tenth anniversary of the church
six
and
some time during the month an an
lnivusary alerting will be taken for
the church treasuiy. which even ant,‘
is in excellent condition. ()wr 8700
has been reduced on the mortgage on
the. church during the
t your and
but 81.300 remains. allyl which is
pledged. The members the contrive--
gaiion were very much pleased with:
the reports which showed tint, imp
work, had been act-MW during
Sir. Thompson's pastoraf’c. {or which
they are very thankful to the (leper-L
hg‘i‘lergynun.
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LYNCHING
IN rnm'r YEARS
(Continued from Purge One)
southern .
states. Nebraska being the only state;
outside the south which lynched wo‘
en. The north and win together:
in
av nc ed 21 no "d rn
fl. tgi’Rl-‘fgz’ofif‘p‘gii‘oa. wheyea‘s 3qu
in: the same. time 304 persons werc‘
lynched In the south."
Regarding President “'ilson's up»
pea] to state governorsqmd other cl»i
vll officers to prevent lynching, thc'
repon says: ;
“Despite President “'ilson‘s earnest.
appeal. made under such extraordin-
ary circumstances. lynchlnxs contin-
ued during the remaining period of
the War with unabated fury. Sixty-
thn-e llt‘xl‘oea-‘flVe of them women '
.tnd tour white men fell victims
mob ruihloasness during 1918 and in
convicted in any court and in only
(‘i‘ztl dciuonstruting lit:i(";l.fl.’.~' .2 Hill] ulconvicted in an ycourtrund in onlyv
two instances were trials held. In
'..\lol0r i‘o.. .\’o. 55 Garden St.. Stamford , bath of these instance sthe mob mem- _ {ice next My.
here: were acquitted."
3n conclusion the report says:
In conclusion the report says:
gross for other causes than the so-
called ‘one crime' have for the whole
period been a large majority of all
lynchings. and that for the last five
less than one in five of the
iPOLICE OF OTHER
Icmns WANT FREEMAN
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my hands for obtaining money under
false. pretenses.
"Carl R Beebe, Chief of Ponce."
The prosecutor was towed to reply
that the man had already been held in
the Superior Court for 1: Similar of—
fence here and could have added that
it would probably be at least five years
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don given by officials. of the Nnnonal
"atom of the N. B. Ryan dole on
Washington utrect. open last eveninl
and after looking it. he took the key
claimed M marlin.
Early N9
Vibe"
to:
to police Mammal}: where It was
mun comm.
Forecast for Norwnlk and vicinity:
nm- tonight and Saturday; mod-mic
temperature. The disturbance which.
was. central over bower Michigan yes?
torday morning. has moved slowly
eastward and will probably plan out
the St. Lawrence Vallev today. It 113?.
caused general rain In all the northern '
districts cost: of the Mississippi river '
duirng the last 21 hours. Pleasant
woother prevails this mornlnc
western and southern districts.
temperature ir rising slowly in the rem
in theo‘
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
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A bicvcle belonging to Ralph t‘oi.‘
Wu stolen from the, (‘enter SOHOM‘. yes-V my Sunday afternoon during the sum-
tel-day.
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—-8a1urday Night Dance. Arion Hall
ADun't Miss It. Mask Bail. Gouni
Numb. F. of 3.. Mon Night, May not
Asmbly Hall.
A his line of couch hammocks with
it without stands has just been re
delved by Raymond 1 80h. Order
one now for the summer cottage or-
deepim porch. .
._ Best of the season.
(‘ourt Karma. F. of AL'.
“by 5th, Assembly Hall.
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Hon
Fred Coleman, Sn. lice Tripp. A!“
thur \Valdron. and Charles i’rctisk.“
an‘ ntlendinu a baseball game in New
York (‘ity today.
All impor: till meeting of the Hush
clan-U l'nlon will 9 held on Sunday
afternoon at So'cl . inme'biuflolnqr‘
Headquarters on North Main street. '
John Cronin. oi “Washington. D (V.
who has been spendan a few days' vu-
catlion in Maesachucetts. has returned
to Norwalk. and will 30ml resume his
duties In \vatémngton.
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Attornc'v [it] 8. Conner". of Git-orac-
town. who ha! been any on a.
wacks‘ honeymoon trip. is expected to
be back in this etty to W his prac-
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The following numbers ot the Kor-
fllk Board of nodal will meet rift
Dr. V“ J. Tracey?“ his refldence this
evening. CW Mills. DaVid “'. Ray-
mond. Ms Shelly. Dr. Daniel in;
Sullivan and Dr. frankiyn G. Brown.
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will be given when open again
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'2 Thomas M. Finn died suddenly yes-
terday afternoon of *apoplexy. at his
home 5 Franklin avenue. Saw-IL
.The funeral will take place Salinity
morning at 9 o‘clock from SifMarv‘s
Church. Burial in Bridgeport. Kindly
omit flowers}
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tag was profit-cw .
In; in 1 fine manner for the big cuss ‘
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but one of the tires on a
the firentu'tedbeoluu dud—foc-
tive flue which spread the flame! to
the m woodwort. The dam-
“- which anon-tad to m 8300
and 8400 was covered by immune. h’m‘ b‘. Pinkh-m’a Vegetoble
ended by the J. B. anrence Agen- 9t ”Him ‘0'“-
cy. Because of the damage lnflicted ' * h. dun “7 "’
on the kitchen .the Hartford Lunch m. She in. '
will bc closed for a few days until
the necessary repairs can be made.
WIFE CAUSES ARREST
0n commit of his wife, Elbert \‘al
‘em-Ine. of South Main street. was ur-
ank ltrattcn. on the charges of In
'toxlcntion and breach of peace. Valen-
tine was creating a disturbance All his
ihmie road ha! been warned Ins: even—
‘iu by ruminant Bulimia but did not
Tt‘lullt'l‘altll't' . High 61‘.~ In“ ‘heed the warning and continued mak.
- ' - 5‘ . In; a. nuisance of himself this morning ‘
. when another complaint. was made undf
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the man arrested. He will be tried
-the City Court tomorrow morning at
9 o'clock.
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Announcemcnt was made this morn~
ling by Manner Neville Bavlev, 0! Ho
Next Monday will be the sixteenth i ton Point. that dancim will b(. gt", pop
anniversary 0' ”'19 South Ni 1' "W “M“ i ular attraction on every Saturday nitht
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Compound to nil mothers and
Auk.
speck
ailments write to Lydia
Medicine Ca. Lynn, “no.
yn. N. Y.-—“l cannot
din E. Pinkhnn' i'a Vea-
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W N. Y. .
I udvicc in re rd U93“
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beginning May 10 and Inuim' until — — ~,
May 30. on and after which dive danc- m m m cm ..i
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inc u.“ be “doped eiory might. in 01.0”,” Mind (hm-and a.“ .:
C(‘ml‘li‘y ltnvc proved that not 'ng rel-I. .'
later the Lockwood baseball club will the chi‘es cf chafing a! quicklygng 3i
park . sac-11y u “SVken-Coniun M - _ ..
play at the . .t "I’d-f i.“ l c"2:‘r drug alerts. T.“
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-—Try a Sentinel Want Ad. ’.- '1‘ to -~ :'..'.:r Co. deacon. Ms».
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so many years.
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