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3i:'i"l‘.‘SU‘PT.. HAE'RLEM R1‘VER.‘N. i
xi'ANTED«:Four or five room apart-
moot. imnrovemenls. country Sur-
mundinzs: refined couple. no children
nidrwis .l. A, l{.. Caro bemmol.
1‘:.kN’l‘l-Il)———Chaui‘lfeur. safe drivel; and
god mechamc. Alust have Malayan.“
or work. \‘Jith private party. Dr. Sillib
:’.-.w:)l-;side. Tel. "0.32.
g.
V.
‘ -» «Chauffeur. l‘inlLE‘ .fflUlliY.
“ oxovrlence. relevance.
. ‘\ ’, i\.. care Sexmm-l.
. .‘l‘lll‘h A nice refined ladv .19
Cure for {WU childron from I unnlt ;,
lgzmzszll week ’
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. Gall ul’lvr .» o'clock. -:
L. South Norwulk.
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MA nui‘szc- to take champ of
lurirmax‘s‘. Aoolv k\ 1.. czu‘é'
"clrxvalk Sentinel.
—~2\'izhl watchman. llolol
V’l'i’.ll«—Briafi{ lmv of good habits;
' wwmxmncv. in work in a mole
‘. and leul‘n the blismn—‘s. Ao—
meiiiuwlv. Maples a};
liaxl‘fih rrrrrr {owl for truck groin:- m
2" I‘ud-gmhlu’. 3. L‘. Talinmdge. lr‘uono
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.43.
The increasing rents in Norwalk
make it. necessary to own your own
home as amokl as possxble. Do not
delay another ay. Row 13 your up
nortunny to bayou Perry Ave. Nor-
walK. walking distant to t-rol 9‘73.
well built house. bungalow style. near,
1}; 6 acres. of valuable woodland.
House contains hvmg yoom. dining
room. bedroom and kitchen. room
enough 1n attic for two more rooms.
concrete collar. two never falling
wells on place Chicken. housa other
outbuildings. plenty of lruit. Vegetaow
garden. House is _1n fine couduion and
ready lor immediate occupancy. for
, - , . price and terms see “In. lirusqn
NTl‘Jl—wllelzable woman‘ or, girl Room No. 7' Colebum Building. X01"
ior aonc-rcal housework. l-amilv oi walk.
~‘ adults. 'l";.»lu.vhone iotl-IZ. ' .
long. six feet wide, Full enummonl.
:l 1.: horse Pulmvr (malnoGood 8.21-
x‘ound bual. Pricr- $125 lnmm‘o Gvol'gv
V. Moore.,(.‘wckeu $1.. Rowayton. bl
telephone 561.
FOR SALEm'Colo touring car. mats
and looks like» lulungl: new. (for anal“
amped. Runfinlv 1:).230 miles. Per'clU"
owned. All Improvements. TCl. 526-5.
FDR SALEwSxx room house. in E2357
Aonvzilk. ltshx‘ill. ‘ull :morovs‘memf
exam-o: wash room: SllJJlIU. and $300 in
cash. Thzrd 5%.. No. 9. inquire 19 Day
St.
FUR SALE—~va bungalow. 53.);
rooms. all modvm llllw‘ovt—‘Hl'F’Rflfi
Ono minme in thy; trollvv. $65.01!". :-
savenroonn trmsga. lmomvemenw. lg»
lzllxlllll. Slot"). '1 hrs-o :l'u'v Iarm. (“ll—3,217
room house. ham. fruit. :oo<l_l' ml and
highwav. Two mllm: om *0) Law»
rouse Ase-'nm'. Somh )Jor‘wfi . .
. ‘ 4
FOR SALE-~- Dav
‘. Timmy hangls. lfilt‘flétfii; old chicks. c chk\
.. ‘cmd. Im‘ 1119:“L and lurkeys, Tpl, 2:39.12 .
* men nwd 312ml}:
‘OR SALE ~~At m'venhouso. minimums
and other flowers: also Cablluar;
-(§'H.=£l S Hg boy to loam
uh Nurvzilli Svlllll‘ll‘l.
‘feslorn ’L'nion Tele-
. .. — I. W and lul‘mlll) plums. Y. (finque. 229 lily
‘ 53% A. lmlw Carriage. bmle Ave.
:Xviii.‘r'~s 1'3. ). ’l‘.. (‘le't' Senti-
;~ FOR "SALE ~Sl0vv. be-d. incubator
lmne-cuxmz‘. (‘hllfkf’fl Winn waryr
fountains. and mash boomers, Tel. 2325.
F01: SALEMAlust flimmso of link:
brood mllclz goa’s. l‘huap. Phone 105}.
FOR SALE»~-Elm-nn room nous» will:
.Llli work. lfllltol‘lilgsa ‘
..- '0‘." influx-tors; $4.2m :o
liltllli‘xll. Soul] for (‘ll'L‘lllal‘ and
Ema. m ln- filml l)<1‘l‘ol'c:‘- noun.
4am: (‘ivil‘ Svryice ("alumiSA
lla"§in1‘«l. Conn.
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\‘. Winn in Hook and ship. all illll)l")\'wllll3lll>2. including mm and
lillle'llifi.Gl)OtlOlSIJOl‘lllnllf’ wlvcrrlviv. Also luamdr)‘ 1n collar.
uwn. L‘lut‘ll. l‘lzulnuls' «\4, for Q:el'lit;lilzil.~: irmlrz» on tho prom—
mgs. all “innohl St.. Pius Norwalk.
' l«.'~ -._ :90 (‘ix'll SvH’iw- U‘sls FOR RALEMA hich grade:- 1' fill-nor“
i3 :uwl lli. for insmoclurs an ‘ in lwsi central location. 1%:- pm:
limzlm's inouirv of l-lwrv~ \Y. Mntm-r.
Flavllzmll Block. Somlx Kerwalk.
FOR Skill M .(Iiv _
1'1 m 1: (11:2. lllllix'. Inquire \
lift 2
rm . 3 Rowan N. .
l-‘(lll SALE~-—l-lou.~;p _;:nli lm. North
.lflrsm“ vow.
‘~‘ ,‘~.\'§‘F'T" “A if“ 11?"an 13.1 0!‘ 75‘s _
\L.-_.;\ ni pun, Anulg’ .L J. {‘35)} Taxing .\\'v. l‘nnnismnl hftllfie and 37'
1..» in,» s; _ 8131':le Ng‘:‘u’a}k, {U‘l‘HS m, 13ml. Building Months on ml»
-_.. ... .~_-«.- lax: tho. (.1le $13” to build and cow
‘ ‘7 H ~. . I, , ‘ “I nuns nmul SSH“ worth vil‘ lumllér.
‘\ ~ " ”34st named. “MK“ ll‘ll‘un \\ Ill “oil nn PREV lVl‘UlS. \\ hm. wall WM
1: 3111!“ l-“JU“‘~‘ Sl‘il‘fi oz‘l‘vl '1 ()r I wil svll unr- building, lili.
.j ‘ ~"fj-llt‘l’l‘ill’vll‘u \ll“ 1 1m “lib building on ix zmn’» tho *‘
bl. . ol'lnuil senarme. I will :—rll am
'; “fw”;“r“‘” ‘ for Jim renasmmlllv nth-2‘,
know-non (l. .eru‘rm. .. Spnlinoi.
.- rnwrvncfis warns shew.” .-_. m-..m..._._~_.-. ., .--_.M.,....,._....w_.m
' ‘ Imam and 170an )1. FORKSALE: an.» '73 mm 1:116 mrul-
f a= *l’i‘. l’=IS<‘7lll'?..\‘l 65', AV)” ol. (lklnmmmblo runs, gnu. 2.2» -t.
.. 1‘: h- L l’lll‘ll‘n- (mm. " _:'l-.x.nn.imiaf m'llvr: om- Fill‘li] coin-
' ....__...-._.....o.... m . gnu»! running maxim: Pullman.
SOLVEN‘G NQTIC . - I’m St. East Nm‘wulk.
~‘ pl" Normilrz. .. J‘golrmq .. . on... W
l ' "ll. A. DT. TQM) . ' 2« firm! a: . '
4. Louis ‘5’. EMS. isle of mun-.5- :l mnntfi {"5-w Hm :«ll: : mu
‘ ‘ said dimrivt. li£‘(“l'1-bl‘li . (mu or HYO lynx-gains. l’.‘ U. Fox 1:“.
. m‘ Probate (or ahu ll3S~ Nero-{ilk ‘ ‘
maul.- hath limnml and al- .__...... ..-., . ..-.m 1.-
1’)“th from this (late here- FOl'l SAlll§1~illijers~ mnnurv. Gull” ill“
“ "3:1". 1:
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lit: ; - ..
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1-. ~ 7 1'- Work.
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4:er l l mac
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.1...”- rlxmus‘ for Sf'lllmnl";_l
1 wln‘nhzlvm lo mmsom ”Nil?
" m'mlm‘lv mmswd. within
will b0 (lollzlrrml a recov-
Hull; lmlplnml to said *4
105(le l0 malm lmmesrl‘zzazr
it)
l'TH’ NCIRW’ALK ’l‘RlfiST ('()..
Admimwralor
l5 ll! NI. Treasurer.
Ann-@517?" MEN -
AT 5. A. R. BANQUET
7*. Jan”; Gov. Lowden. and Gen.
McA‘exander to Speak.
lav-u “in? m'muinom‘w will
r‘nx- bouquet to ho: given no“
' in: or llw llmllnrd club.
. . “"17”,“?! x\’ili.mfi:11c'llulo the or
"1m of :12» national congress 0|.
K‘miv Hf l‘lw Auwl'lczu‘l Revolu»
. t Tho}: will imsludn Proficient
‘ w l" P". ‘Cilliums; of the ("ammo
1: " -mfuzjs. Governor Mal'c‘n‘s ll.
.11 llnvm-nny Frank 0. Ll’lVVliE-‘ll
w. and liv‘nlvml l7, (‘7. )'i(.';&i‘?.'{'
“= flwlnii Marilyn fume. Br.
1" “'3” “ll"‘l'llllll (if his home.
‘vH‘VZ-lln'!‘
‘ llnlcomlx Govm‘nnr Lm‘vllen
lam: Flori. Clml‘lls F. lirOnknr Cl“ An-
.n‘.
is a com-
m (lolocaées lo to»
will :ln‘ia‘ ludivs‘. and as 77
b" known lwl‘orpklmon of
'. tlw thll. how many of them
:lriezrn, if. is impossible for tfie
I:i',:ll‘xn'"t‘~v 7:: slate in azlranco of mm
H: . 7.521.: many. if any. ollxeru can bp
The t'mnmillvo ivill be grad
nmm-s for $0315 at, the baa?
mum. lllé‘ unllm‘mamling that
l'€‘{lll€’l:él: will be filloll in the or-
Zwromrv tilt" cost of llf‘lei to be
:— pram.
('lwmg to tho nonossarllv law :11
mom! of (ll‘fiill‘f‘ advice/.4 2w to the
lnnnlr-s ol' oak-91‘s and members or the
gfangj'oss who‘will attend the, banqual
”if: coininlitet‘: will not atmmpt to as.-
smn sum»
:< llxc‘ lnmmml
affair
ll.‘?'
‘ , m- i‘eservo iablpn. Each
risblo Roll 3.93% 1921. and if 1253: desire-d
mm muse attending ll} ‘ I
’ , . . a banquet
.nalw up tlimr own parties. ‘ .
CASE .r-toa o7,
«4
ERSEAS FLAGS.
A new Page for flags ihal hone been
{over-594.115 has been installed in ihé
loves; Wing of the Capitol. It 2:. made ol‘
.quarloz‘c’d oak \Vilh plate glow (loom
”will 3:: fourteen foe! hicfl; live‘foot (:11:
1:223“? will-3* and" thirty-two inches
W
. May 11.——~To be a.
. n Ins. own death certificategis‘g; HES:
;:.xpl--ne-noe recéntly of a French sol-
umox' unload Bro ét.’ llamas been re-
ported Killed in t 9. way but was found
m good l‘M-alth at j‘Bel‘fort by a gen-
uarme .who thrust the death certificate
mm 1215 bands, asked him to sign it
ond loft Wilhounexplaining the reason
Mr {he extraordinary request.
Bregot. has begun What‘is expected
to be a long- legal process to prove
that he 13 still living. ~
‘Th
PA HIS.
5ft?
. 7:4
l
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9 .mgtfisggsmanfill W
lining" (‘0.. Norwalk.
LE l—l. Hill. its? flfionér. l: '4?‘
(‘ armrglnss oubm Inouiw Johnson.
4!} \zm éamlr Si.
FOR "SALBwSmwn missongpi' li'll‘.‘
muglg‘l ilutlfiun uninluoliilv ill anon
condumn. Aimlv l3. “'llvfi'. :32 llav 14:.
l-‘Ull S.Xl.la«-~l«‘uur «slimlw .
vex" wmzw. lluniyr's Garage. ‘
:\orwalk.
l” ,‘QR' SALlfi—mfii (Jozmm‘s'
mmon on. b hvuvy hor . '.
~arses. :2 saddle hffl‘Sk‘S. Fm par :glll' ,
Inquirn of Gufl. Exm‘l-lis. Suntlllzo‘s
Market Phouo 1371.
l-OR SALE llzimlv hunaalow. 4 lawn!"
rooms. exovllwnt sham". largo 96rd).
all 1mprm'olxli‘urS. oxcvm heat. r'enwm
.(wllzli‘. vSDlt/llflld Inczllllv. Two extra
IOLS. Roof harbor \'ik\\‘. X lllilllllt‘F;
Irollfi)’. It soldrm onor 35.41“". (‘usv
nortesmigzy Saw”. .7 I L.. Elite Somi'
uni. or telephone 1
3137».
FUR SALVE'ALRX‘LID mu ram:
WV,“ hmlt. 20ml comlilion.
myogmnems. steam heat. splendid \‘ivw
unbound: laundry. bum. Excellen‘
nombhorhood. Sl'iljlw. J. (811‘
Senuzwl. or nhone 1305.
PO R SALijlginn i
housv
All 1m-
u
:‘p-n cop “Ed‘s. $2.5m
l 1
mattresses. $2.0“ omnws. 59:;
Large. suuolv on hand. Hamilton's
Stable. 326 State St. Bridgeport. Conn.
FOR SALE—A motlorn 6 room house
With all modem improvements. line
location. largo Harden..n€lzlr urollev.
and Last Nat-walk station. Addrass
A.. care Sentinel.
FOR_ SALE-:(hnrsamhemum olants.
s Incltwi high. pot grown. for set-
ting omdvor‘a. The Rowan/Lou Green
Houses. dean. "2: to specialize on
r0505 alone," l!’l"‘:h{,‘ the entire
stock and after $23“? for $1.75 a doz-
ed.f$l2.00 a 100. lié‘iH'PV‘D'l: Orders fak-
en or rose mslzes :9 delivered
last at Illa»; Suwk f2! 3 above place
has won prizes the vm. --l over. Rev-
nolds Poultry Farm. lligltmd Ave.
Tel. 1036. ‘
FOR. SIALEéThor motorcvcl 1
condition. Win sell Vfin’ elfealg iii.
ouire at amino! office. or address
Motor ”vole. (”"1 of 51 ‘flinfll.
'PROFESSIONAL.
MRS. P. J. NELSON
Tailored Suits, Skirts and Dresses.
Tel 1892 71 Osborn Ave
MRS. LOUISE GARFIELD.
1 Mott avenue. Norwalk Conn
PRIVATE LESSONS lN DANCiNG
Telephone 1838
LONDON, May 1L~John Hodge, .1
Labor member of Parliament. has. (19‘
clared Aimseif as opposed to tipping
and says Bring]? workm-en would like
to moon end made of the custom.’
But the onus, he adds, is on an? em»
ployer, not the employer. ‘Tocfay. with
the readjustment of wages and all
workei‘s in receipt of a living wage.
more is no excuse ‘fc‘u‘ tipping at~ all. '
said Mr. Hodge. “Probably the great-
iest move forward}. would be for the.
:Govcrnment to make tipping. illegal.
.lprms‘hmg both the upper andreceiv-
e . , ‘
A
' ——Try acIagsifieQ. advexttgmentin
“$21159 gaming! {or the best results.
FOR SALE—~~.\lutor bout. nineteen fort“
lot the hay devote articles as the care
and wolfére“ of" 51g «minim. W};
.i’“
P M ’ _ . j— . m
WANTED FOR SALE .. To LET
TRAIN AND YARD MEN BIGGEST BARGAIN ow“ .TO 1.11}va 'abl offices in the
rormmmmam —'-Ac'r gm? T awamemk .RU
p
omces Old Well Cigar GO.
TO LEE-Board and room in orivaxe
cottage at nearbybeach. Fox rates
and reserVElthll write P .0 Box 119.
Norwalk. Conn. *
FOR LEASE—:Pronerty‘aL 15 Mon
shall 5L. suitable for gram. coal or
scoraze. Tue Hatch & Bazley co. Scum
)«orwalk. Lonn. .
TO’ LET—Xicelv furnislieu room. cen-
trally - loomed. modgrn imnr ve-
ggms. Houoekeeoinz privileges. el.
.31 4.
T0 LET—Offices at 6?. “"411 Swan-i
12; \\ ashlngton Sr. lnamre Samuel
Roodner. Phone 2400.
FOR VRE‘NTeSTORAGE spam.
household‘turniture. Separatemooms.
Semi-fire proof building. Hubbell Coal
& Storage (30.. Inc, Sagatuck, Conn.
TeIJWeslpm't. 296.
TU i.E'l‘-*~Finni§=h?d room -in pleas-
‘am home. lacing Dark )orcn. Large
am; room, Raw reasona )le. 2 Union
:Lll‘ii or Tel. 11!. Also garage for park-
‘2. * ‘ '
BUSINESS N OTICES
—.
LAW 3.. Mom“? ‘(h‘inding and R909.”
‘ \\ (H'K of all kinds. (‘allml 101' and do.
lava-Eyed. Limo u llt‘isifli czml or call no.
lullngu Machine (.‘0.. 4L? “'nler Si.
J 1'1. 9:31. '
SPEClAL UNTIL prTHER‘NOTme
\c ari- lluvnlz (533,110)}, hundvml for
Donor; and ms: nricvs for '1” Halls
u} Junk and SPCODd-hafld Eurnitui‘e.
hond'nos‘nl 01' Tel. 1
44 .
J. B. El-‘FROX.
19 Rowan St.
\‘x'A'NTFlljlf—Tn buy paper and maga-
zmes, mo 14:“) for papers. 1c lb. for
maggznms. fluvial lenlnh, ‘unl‘ deal-
m‘. J... llavmoml Sf. Ti") ‘5“ J ‘
..u.
Phone 4733
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
_ 1 . Art Craft Roofs
A salvo}, tinnzles. Amerlmn or F
flothou.‘ laid ousr Old wood
55:31:". (.ra‘rel. Fell,
gntrcd and nainled.
reuch
“ shinzlm.
and 'Im Room ro-
3.- Wator St. So. Nor-walk. Conn.
(.trnoixo. z‘n‘mrs lain-n 1771112172233;—
crmmrz. tar Wallis (il'lnll‘ in firsl-
clas: Swim 1. Clark. (mime with Nor-
nail; Sunnlv (‘0. ms \Valm‘ SE Plum“
Wilfrid—M TUEEVKEVWH'
Plumbing. Tinning And Heating.
21 Boutfih St. Phone 2389
WALL PAPER AND PA N
The Backg I T
Hum:
‘0 mm TrU' Unix prim»: l v.
lk rn'vr mx’ stark 3“"
1r: Tm A. ‘ 5.
gnu-z: on x .u ’(lil’ll am
rm 1: ”.2 savu mn
..- fireman “HIT?
-. Twl. 2:313.
THE NonwnLstmE‘iEC‘fKFE co.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959
66 1/2 So. Main St. 51 Osborn Am:
So. Norwalk East Norwalk
Ray Werme, Mgr.
"Wire for Us and We‘ll wire (9' You”
Piano Tuning. Repairing and Polishing
Satisfaction Assured.
Chopin. 13 Isilzabpm St.
Phone 2374.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
3 familv houses will] all improve-
ments—55.1190. to $6.0m}. .
2 family houses with some improve-
ments from 32mm on.
Building Lot an x 2133 with street in
front and rear, has sewe r. water and
to; pipes to fence line on upper Main
Sireetx~A bargain $30!).
A'sk Jonn T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
381! Estate. Insurance.
\
Elect: ‘cal Work
. and Repairmsz
F. J. FLAHERTY’
Phone 399.12
1 Charm St. E. Norwalk.
LOST.
LOST—Bank book No
moose leave
walk Truss: Co.
THEY aAE—“c'mLDRE‘N.
Bishop John J. Nilan. of the Ro‘
man Calholic diocese of Hartford.
Sunday flayed. landlords who “do not
hesitaie openly to bar clilclren from
their tenements," says the Hartford
Courant, Bishop Nilan's attacklwas
characterized as stinging by those
who heard the utterances. which Were
given Sunday morning at St. Jo»
soph‘s Cathedral in the sermon
which the bishop preached at the
first ponlifical ,mass celebrated by
Auxiliaiy Bishop John G. Murray.
"Lam-Horas who profess to be good
Christiants,” but who refused to rent
apartments to families with children
were compared by Bishop; finan: to
the “Endlords of Bethlehem,” who.
cent‘m'ies ago. refused 'to shelter the
mother of Christ: Modern living'
quarters,»1§ishop Nilan saw, are. built
with/on; any provisiong tor children.
This fact, Bishop [Nilan said. was on‘e
of the. big causes of rate suicide,
which the bishop cmoiefized. as
appalling Although the 1 ped‘odimis
686.}, Finge‘r
same at :aouth Aor-
l
l
l
{unifies are my: F’dité.’ i ,
2
.2
NEW YORK, May 12.——~An investi-
gation of me “one big union of citi-
zens” idea and its feasibility in pro
tecting American communues from
possible fuel or food. [amines durl
strikes is now underway by 10 mem-
bers of the New York State Chamber
of Commerce, recently anointed by
the president of the organization as 3‘
‘FS‘COmmltLee or! Public Welfare.”
Revolutionary labor unheavals and
strikes designated as “outlaw” walli-
0013 by union officials and thgemploy-
meat of volunteer Americans in keep-
ing the channels of communication
and transparmtion open, am the ob
jeots, it is mi of the Chamber's pres-
ent‘inquiryh 6 Chamber for several
weeks has been listing and classifying
volunteers-797110. with no antagonism
toward unions or mfilsm interest in
labor quarrels, obligate themselves to
operate motor trucks or do any other
work necessary. to keep the nation's
commoz'ciail arlé’l'ié'fi open in times of
EMT-RF.
throttling o£ Whole Communities,“ the
committee has received hundreds of
responses to blank questionnaires
specifying the abiliiy and equipment
of the various Volunteers. Their 00
cupation, home addresses and tele—
phonn numbers togolher with other
similar data are in possession of the
comniinee which. in time of cz‘isis,
may be utilized.
The Chamber at, a. recent meeting
authorizing i110 appointment. ol‘ lm:
by Prosilbent Alfred. E. Malling-pass-
ed resolutions in which it said lhm
“civilization is. now monaced by false
and distal-rod and political ideas and
the public welfare demands, that the
men and women of than nation, who
hold in high ideals of pmzzonal and po—
“lilival conduct, who believe in sound
Ptrnnmilic principles and in constitu
tiuna] govorumont. shall undertake
more resolutely to fulfill llmir r-lvlc
duties." Tho resolutions further do
(slaved Illat. “(he strumure of govern‘
went. and society as a Whole" was ill!-
nerilled by the interruption of the nor-
mal channels of communication and
publil' servie, duo to “an irresponsti-
blo minority of the population of the
l'ninwl Slows." it further Hiall‘d that
1110 duties of lho Committee on Publiv:
\R’r‘lfarv should ho to draw up “a. plan
of organization and cooperation
\Vhero‘ny lho public may, by volunteer
survive, aid in maintaining llw unin-
torruptml use of public ulililios and
assist the duly onnslilulml authorities
in 1)i‘¢F€*l""i‘an law and order."
Many inn»: wrung l‘f‘lll'l‘h’ accompan-
led the ammo ”ions of vulnmm‘rs. A
doctor'who l‘m‘mvrly was a mlograph
(mnmmr oi‘fm'ml his reunites in any va—
par'ity for‘Wlw maintenance of $0013?
equilibrium against. tho l'l‘ilt‘illnllh anal
mlialml small minority." Ho said "llldl
ilw nuwnuem (it"b"l‘\‘l‘ll the support. 0:
all Vigil! mindml (‘itizcns who (“'4‘ the:
i..‘ill‘i§.lzl)ll9 of llzv‘ mommy."
A Russian rolugrw. a Inujorgzvlwrni
in :lm former Ru 'is‘in army. "who 13?.»
suffix-ml the 105's of ew‘ryzllimi l i>(:,~
x
- D0 OBJECTS Loo}?
“BLURRED”
To you? Arc you seeing thru a
mist? Our glasses will make you
see things normally again.
THAMER
é‘The home of good ghssu.‘\ .
37 Atlantic Sf... ' Stamforq
We Close at 8 P. M. Daily.
{e gels a running: st'm'lnl tho
beginning: of the business day.
hocause lw Is Just had a. cup of
Van .Dyks Duchew coffee
for breakfast. if sharpvns lux-
wils and puts a. spring: in his
“stop; It will (lo lilo some for '
you.
Duolaess Coffee! . . . . . . ’48
Qualily Snpr‘me
Quali-Tea 3 lbs. $1.45, 50c 1b.
James Van Dyk C0.
128 Washington St. '
$19.00
.......n
32x3 1-2 ................ $23.75
_ 34x4$3260
. fieymnekod Tube .
30x3 . .. i ‘3 . . . . . . . .3’.‘$3.10
39:31-2os4c
ran-3123425
Vulcmzng. Prompt ‘ Service.
To prevent. the “tying up and
Optometrists and Opticza‘ns .,
6.000 Miles Guarantee
Batavia. ' L ‘
30x3 .. ..... . ....... $13.25
30x31.2 ....... ......:$15.50~
Keystone L
30x3, plain . .......... $12.75
30an ......... $15.25
W, a
aux-ten, as
risings. ' .
know thoroughly the Boloheviats of
other conntfles as well as Russia and
their methods,‘ and. since I nm the
guest of America and ever-arm he;
beenmverykmdtomefiwuhmdo
in in my power to help Antenna."
I earn 0141, in “fair health and vigor,"
y;rote: “I am fully in floaty with
combat ‘outlaw’ or even ‘inlaw‘ labor
obstructions to public activities is t
develop a strong and widespread _sen-
liment among the masses of nght—
minded citizens against such labor dis.
tnrbances. Also, that the best way to
develop this sentiment among right
thinking peoole is to permit them to
take. part in combmtflng‘ lawlessnesés
and to aid in the carrying on of public
activities which may be interrupted by
labor disturbancefi."
A lawyer wrote enrolling his, naino
“as a. mambo? of your organization
which has ' if: purpose the preser—
vation of a: - .: :ziona} life. . .
country," he added. ”gives to its cm-
zens and others so large an amount 03’
freedom and. privilege as does Amen-
01‘s fall lo appmoiale that will). liber
tv also comes responsibility toward
timers. It is high time that. the true
American citizen awakens to. tho cou-
dnions..that {brazen and rallies to the
, 1
support of law and order. ’. _
The Committee on .Publm V! l'lfare
is; expected to make a report of 215 in-
vestizmions and progrem an too near
{moi-e.
M
vi??? a classif‘lod nfirenflmnom in
the. Seminel 103' the has: realms.
A man, a. consulting Wt. 67
you rapperent theory that the my to .
New Honeycomb
. iron I. *
$28.00.and $35; h
Norwak Radiator Repair
in: and Automobile Ex»
chance. Tel. 954.
No other ,
ca. yet many of those within our pom» ,
._.. M........
Tawnycum
Julie has Entered the Juan-
bnainem again and pays high
est market prices. He buy. all
kinds of! 3'
furniture, old clothes.
JAN!
Tel. 499.
FIORE BROTHERS' GARAGE
i Overhauling and Repairing
11 Hanford Place. Tel. 925.
mom: BROTHERS, Props.
w“.
8.1). G. CANDY (:0.
'Wholesale Confectionery
and Ice Cream Cones
53 083mm AVENUE.
EAST NORWALX. 008E.
Phone 479—18
IT SOMETlMES'
liag'qwnre. yes. anti whcsn ls“ ca: expect-
ed. l; is the ignuxglva‘mr‘; Elm! \‘i!’ are;
often (filial 1:50.“. to t“ c» and wounds
us. ave should in“
, e :0 :hf~' mime”
‘r‘m‘ your mgo .
V - '< ‘ ,. -, . V, .
in? rrnzm'», ‘n w “2.. n1...-.»- mu. lllm‘
no-x‘." {mil zlzv r}: 21;?» won: hrgh
en—n l‘nough 1;. ‘war li'nhw
FOR AUTOMOBlLE
REPAlRS
no mallvl' h:.u' ilill» or 121.2%;
may be halo us: do lbwn.
SOUTH NORVVALK AUTO
REPAIR C0.
122 South Main 8%.
Phone 301. South Nam—31k.
'53; ill-“v
THE HAR’DWARE 8;
AUTO SUPPLY (:0.
42 Water St.
Phone 1215.5. 30. Norwalk, Ct.
Magneto Parts, Starter and
‘ Generator Brushes
Oils and Greases
'Stewiu't Speedometer Parts
Socony Gasoline and Kerosene
Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes
G. H. Hedenbcrz. Prov.
,
l
;
a.»
AMERICAN AND CHINESE
RESTAURANT
Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2:30. 40::
Special Supper including Soup 556
Sunday. Full Course Dinner 85:
13 North Main Street
11:30 to 1 a. m.
Phone 2253
out.
I
’ v
HOUSE“ 1“ ES
“’hile you are spring ll use-
cleaning have us who your name
for electric lighfé ‘ A tangle of
days is all this time required. “'0
can finish the fill). and furnlfih
lightingfifixtures from smirk. BEE!
W"
1 FASHION Sign
J. M. Layton. 89‘ Co.
(Incorporated).
‘5'
5 RAlLROAD AVENUE.
l
SOUTH NORWALK
unk, secondhand ‘
W‘RanvnMYonn GOLD
By Taking
Baxter’s Couzh Syn!
F. n. BAXTER. Drum!" '
m
VS’e CLEAN and RESTORE (IE
COLORS in Carpets and Ram
Main» than like now (less w ..
All orders called for and (181178
Cbargws reasonable. Sonics prompt:
Hand process by experts. Oriana}
rugs specially treated.
Connecticut Carpet Clean
ins: Co. '
Geo. S. Wyman, Hunger
Bi’ Cedar St. Telephony. “1845
Snecial 0n
DRESSES
At $6.45
A New Line Of .
SILK AND CREPE
KIMONOS
Every W onlan's
of materials. workmanship. etc.
W lute Electric Co.
Elnctricians. Phone 459
134 Washington St. ET. Noywalk
Visit The
; GoodieShOp
22 No. Main Street
' Opp. Palace Theatre.
«monmm‘
' DENTIST
47: Seal}! gain Street
mm;
_fiwmw
_L—-.-—-
,—
SEEDS
packages.
For Your House Garden
This Sin-int
fulfill your demands of flower-
ing and vegetable .7 'i‘lse
spirit of house gardemnz has
bun reformed dorm g the In”! ,
and is extending onmmmt of 3
high cost of livmg . Wile”!
waist results let us be fav-
oredowlth your trial order.
Gardeneré and Farmers ‘ _
We can. supply your seeds.‘
hm quality at a market pne-
tojn obtained by everybody in j
I m b , Bid County. Onion Btu. .
’POtatofieedszfi mics m. .
druid Vegetable Seeds. . ' .
_..‘
momma. ” mews-n
giiiig 328:1", " j its.
‘Ami't
vi’ént Aids
(2%
GINGHAM AND votLE .;
can be obtained in bulk or m . I
We 3113?; received our stock to
CARPET CLEANING [
VJ"
Norwalk Chronicler