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Sr EMT sop'r HARLEM ORI’VER. N
\\ ANTED-«Two or three rooms for
light housekening or an 6
board in oriVate family Address Miss
80'le 11 am.
l
15
DA
KING
1
West Ave-u. Norw
WAN'l‘b D——Good strong boy to learn
trade South Norwalk Sentinel
l ANTEDmA abov about 15 or 16
Vvears ' A1) nvl J Cash
Chestnut St... Smith Noru'allr.
MUSICAL.
MR. M. CHANlN
\"iolin Instluciion _.
muons
VV ill teach a few talented
Inquire TeLb 25.
D—Frances Keel; 0011’
g,“ “llllXEL
l‘ IANO
cert
1.1ixsicians. Tuner in Stamford and '10
H‘asous tuner for summer colonv '31t
TUNE
mennri Tezms 1educed in Nomalk
to $2. 50 for verv limited time 0119;
(lip-(1110.06 £10m $3. 50) Expert v
91013?
and rozulalinz. Aduréss. Care
5111'; 1: Co" 13011011.
A” W L653}.
l.()F-’:‘~~-Banl: boo: No. 1296‘}. Finder
“Mist? r'etum to the South Nor-“all:
'l‘rt'. <r (‘ 011111111“,
LOEI‘ wWill {moor 1f brown 1101331 ot-
book of DOOl' girls- weeks wages
2 lost in jitnev between Norwalk 51111
South Norwalk
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Dir-:1 se rel urn L
e nestlav 11;.2'11
to . S. K.. Sentinel
and reCeiV'e 200d reunrdL—ww
tNlNlSTl [ANNA
PARTY WANTS PEAEE
WTTH RNSSIANS
IONDON, May 18 —-l)emnnd that
1'. or 1;: 1mm and her allies 1n the wax
. peace with the Soviet Govern—
mrot of Russia will be submitted to
ale .mnu 11 conference of the Labor
1’111525', to be held at, Scarborough in
111 latte: part of June. The Independ-
l
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11:1—
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To
‘ “his 0110
an optional
' ill SDETIQ
.11! Lahoi party. which is affiliated.
, 11in: tlw Federatéd Labor party has
s= uggP «ted a resolution for adoption in
rho. mm 01111011 V'liich proposes not
0. 111' xerognition of the Soviet Govern-
011:: to the, Russian Socialist Repub~
111mm. but, that fraternal greetings be
lit film-£1101 moposnl calls for an in
tnuntimml conf'exenee of all labor
parties throughout the world and re-
1:11; 51‘s that the Russian Government
\'~‘0lllll he nxpz'ossly asked to send d9}.
Hunt‘s here. 2
The lluu'pstead Labm paltY has
1hen notice that it will propo‘see a mo‘
lion 111:1; the Labor parry secede from
the Serond Internationale,
The llirmignlmm Central offers a
resolution declaring that the allied
peace treaties grossly violate the pro«
MASH! objects 1T01"Wliil,'l1 the Govern-
mmns ot' the allied and associated na-
tions entered the war.
The Glasgow Trades and Label
Council suggests the adoption of a
rasfilution in favor of the cancellation
m‘ the 11-211- debts of the allied nhtions
:Llld zulvocate’s an international loan
:sml tho establishment of machinery
[or a world organization of raw mater.
inls in order to restore European pro—
(Tut-lion.
The lnrlppemfilem Laobr party asks
1'02.- Llf'lll()€l‘ZiUC control of foreign pol»
icy 11ml establishment 20f internailnol
0011141111119 ot‘ labon conditions. It re-
qm‘sts‘ that the convention our. itself
on rocord as opposed to all militarist
11ml i111 peliulist projects and programs
liigln resolutions have been sent in
by local labor parties dealing with
”01.31141. Some of these call for self»
tll‘tr‘zsminullon in that country and
withdrawal of British troops. The
Nozllmml ‘l‘lull' Labor party asks the
comentmn to express disapproval of
1110; Govmnuiem's policy in Ireland and
10 :u'ranzé for mass meetings all over
the: country to agitate for a policy 0f
“hands on‘ 1101111101
Other resolutions raise
firms of direct action tionalization
ol the 1'.1i11~.".11_1's and no lo ownership
and control of the liquor trade.
TATANTST WANT
NENNAN TNANT
REEL“; Ma} 21.-_—lapane:;e com
'1' l mms 1110‘ making great efforts
.5» 115mm- business with Germany
0110 Japanese shipping company hllr'»
Overs-d its offices in Hambuig and a
111' steamship 50114013 is running
3113110551: norts. opper and sill:
‘ll‘e the main ex ts from Japan to
('01 H our.
111 i( 30 demanded from Germany by
.321 31111. .
Acr‘m'd-ing to the
”.mptmseghovmn'nent
a claim nubmitted by Germany, that
the Shantnng (Tsin‘gtau-Tsinanfu)
1; latuV' is primate and not State pron
e111
110: 11M her-101110 forfeited to Jayan,
oer rdance 0'5
the leave treaty
Japan proponps to release all Ger-
man pr‘0p01 tV under her control up to
the valué‘ of 10 (100 yen. Property
11 orth more will be subject to a de-
auction of a certain percentage to in-
delimit; Japanese 11" h _ '
mes:
Tin inquiry: into emigrafl' _7 possi
the quea-
Tageblatt. the
is considering
:hé Tagsblétt say; that althfingh pub-
lic Isséling in Jfapan has become :0
tuner 1'01 New York’s leading .
\ hile potash is the chielT
In the latter case, the railway;
in
the same terms of .1
‘ a @011: of the. t.
has been made team
FOR “SALE—4918 Packard 7 oassenger
best conditoxbl‘ .a afim
1'0 Ln: “5
LET-4T)” rge nice rooms 5001011.
051%th DaggteéfSlligntze skating” 0
Egg: $5101 2323. ‘o‘mm E; 11.11 112101:
reed carrage al-
111120531001: 58 fag” iew Ave South
V 0
Now 21311012166303. ‘
FOR rSALE—At Dr 13151111111203 stable
00110555 01010 1. m""1'sl°""’
. V'
old]! weight 1000“ 2 saddle horses :0-
norses guarantet‘i satisfactory.
FOR SALE—71917 Ford runabout
guaranteed in. A No 1 condition
Four new tires. F" 1rst $380 takes 11:
t’non'e 57-3 Wilton. atfe-r 6 n
RSALEm 1917 F0 d touring; Fri 8
F3235. (21916 bard rurnabont :23 5 T...
Wight rv_ West Norwalk. hon
FOR SALE—Model 18 Chandler road-
" Stet Perfect condition L. Rovi-
chaud. 04 Chestnut 81.. South hor-
F6111 “SALE-SRenublic truck. model;
12. 010118 narranted in first claSs
gondition. Price $1500.1nonile of 0
“22211010311. 31 Cove Ave East N01-
FOE; SACLEC-l-«tBabV
c 59 or -
able Acldresls ‘3“
lel k.
Ngirriaze lg first.
w 11'.es eason-
Third St. East Nor-
FOR SALE-TW0 fresh cow
six weeks 01111}.ro
Phone 5544.
FOR SALE——
11111000111
FOR SAL
s and Di :5
9 Feuis Ase-2.1,
198.3%0 Maxwell in A). con-
E-House on Elm Gro ova
t10110 cow. Apply at 279 Flax Hill
l'ot ourtictxlars
‘ also
Road
FOR ALE~S. C R. Perl bd l
, 1:frofi good laVexs '8 ”3‘25 neP‘dgfitTlT:
liVered. Baby ducks from large Whue-
555521;}- 91210115 $19,") 1))ng do: Drop
4.311 aw n u u T
East Norwalk. 1 s 0“ ard ATE"
FOR SALE—.~Ros¢ bushns.
two v12. 1':
01.11 Ophelia and Mock the finS-s‘:
roses that grow 6:50 per dozen;
Chive-aluminum Wants. not, 0101111.
for setting outdoors.
all colors $1 ‘
trees. bush
5 Der dozen.
Pgmatlnggtal! and flowerina'
ant “1M3 a a bfl {T
to clear much needs-‘11 laxi‘d: all;3 fie?
0
van TD £ET~Furnlshed room ml
0 a“: Van c 091' hundred to.
F%R2 SALE-BargaTns in used cars Dane-rs knfibesfigilces for 1” kinds
110:0 BrotherS 01110200110 1918 of Stink and second hand furniture
six cylinder Studebaknr mnrinr.r car: $01111 postal or Tel 44.1
one 1918 Ford touring car: one ton J. B EVFRON
$121311 16"?” muck: one [011 Ford truck 19 R0wan St.
“(m «LEHB 22 Phon 4.733
m5mg Este§§.H21tT:NNs gvhégmwegi. hgan: THE NOWIWS'léK R‘goofFlNG CO.
St}? 0a 2 2:9 (fa-”“210 1:20;: rh guaranxtef}; MS Asohalt Shingles American or French
Hall Phone 15311 1'; alimgtm 51 Conn ' s 0500,1500 0&3}; figdrfi'ffilmln
8000 lane
at}: ,
TWest Cedar mun-0 Mrs. K Righ-
’PO' L T—— mall stm 3
Es N1? 11 142 Elv Ave, Laura
$580510 Mrs. Bertha. Nanny.
TO LET—Rooms for gentlemen: 0100'
mgnt§1&%%%¥eTTe 135‘3‘1 ”T2 1W“ "TEA
a-..
Road 801111130310:an Phone 671-4.
{91' .
one or two men Call 24 Spring St.
TO LET~Fumished room rin
.15" 3001.00" 1 '15: N”
v 1 e 10 mm a
gar}; or Tel.19.A10% garage for Dark: 7
":
F0 RLEASEw—Pro ft 3 15 M." -
shall 51.151110111338163 1115;; a mail}
storage The Hat t‘ch a: Bail er; Co. 3011.11
Norw all-z. 001111.,
T0 LET—«Nicely 15111111511011 room. cen—
trallv located. 11101101:sz imnrove—
18:10:11.8 Housekeeomz nrivl 000
FOR RENT—‘STORAGE SPACE,
household furniture. Separate rooms.
& Storage 00.. lnc., Sagatuck, Conn
Tel. Westport, 2.96
BUSINESS NOTICES
LA‘YN Mo“ 91s and (Milan Sharpen-
a 'wncialt a: reasonable
charge. d215 Washington St. South
Norwalk Conn
——“’1Il he in So Norwalk Conn. about
the last of May with furniture van go-
ing north Emory. W'ould be glad to
lead back at a reduced rate from am;
part of (301111.10 anv point in New
Hampshire or V ermont” Tel. or write
8 8: 1:", Express, Bellows Falls, Vt.
ASPEGVAL UNTIL Fund-HER NOTlcE
Daired tand D inter}.
56 Wat a.- St. a $0. Narwalk (2mm
CURBING gutters lawn rolling. 0151'
creting'. tar walks done in first-
clnss stvlp l Clar office with New
{2311: Staph-(30.108 Wat er St. Phone
WlLLlAM J. UNGVARY
Plumbing. Tinning And Heating,
'21 Benton 8t. Phone 2389
above 51.001; is £10m th the
e Rov. .1 o
Girojen Houses whose rennl' Allolnfilg
figiflffllfillgl $01}? is 151111011: 2:. Beer
(111 1' ‘
Aw Phone 16136 3' Earn Highla’ncl
FOR 3172—45 you .15 ~
1 J (‘2- l *
0112013220 ta“ 31'?er pang: can sTTonggvog
0 O ‘3
\ornalk '1r 2111101. 0 Box 125
M
FOR SALEwThor mo:
2 01m 1 .
mlcrogditioré. T.‘1-1'11 sell V'erV_ 5:590:11? {~51
31012ng 011111101 office. or address
CScle. care of Sentin
FOR SALE
One Ford touring car a, late
19 916; one commercial 3918;
one Ford chain drive, one com
mercial 03131914. Inquire 6
Bridge St.
0510111 Print "
5111111 ABVBEATEB
THE HAGUE. 31:13:52 32---}: draft [01
the Permanent {amt 01 International
lustice of the League 01 Nations as 1'!
has been offered to the Semetariato of
the League in the name of Norway
S\Vedell Denmaigk HVV1t7erland and
Holland has been made public by the
Dutch Govemment. It is 1110 result of
the contort-m 05 held in the Peace Pal.
use at. the H 11.2110 in Februaiy
Ac; outing to the. plan the court
1' (mid. consist of lfijudg es and six sub-
stitmes VVho must all be recognized
authorities on international’ justice.
Its members would be chose-n by the
assembly of the League; the judges
. 35 Lowe Siren-t.
bargain for 52500.
House 12 rooms.
good location Price $131700.
titulars
WALL PAPER AND PAINT
The Background of a Happy Home.
Just recon-2d ten {hm-15:11“! rolls of
“all paper. Latest deszgns and coloring
with preswd hordrrs'. You know that
“all paper advances in prio-e like even“
thing else But before going some place
also and new high prices I Wish you woultl
1.30}: mar my stock first and same from
2;» to 'm’l per cent. listlmazes ch'earfullv
given on paper and painting. Paint and
paper now and SfiVe mo
ALE? MCI-21;? F'HITET
el.
THE NORWALKS’, ELEcTRlc CO.-
ELECTRlCAL CONTRACTORS
V Telephone 959
68 V2 80. Main St. 51 Oshom AV:
So. Not-walk East Nomxlk
Ray Wanna, Mgr.
‘ere for Us and We'll wire far You“
.——
Piano Tuning, Repairing and Polishing
Satisfaction Assured.
Chapin, 13 Elizabeth St.
9 Phone 2374.
2139.
FOR SALE—~05? CEDAR ST-‘REEYI‘
House 6 rooms«—~Lot 70 x 200 feet. A
FOR SALE—~00“ FRANCE STREET
Lot 18'!) I: 300 feet, T
Many others at prices to suit for mm
is the center of National lire-conven-
151m aunties, is gain; through the big-
gest. season in. its? history.
two
Seml- fire proof building Hubbell Coat '
for the final
....
. The “Roar" which no ch four yéars
“Pr08i00ntlal Raw" includes ports or
_ y
SIOIL
Since the Republicans began 11010.2
{Stilt-ion of the
National head
3.13"
this season.
early last winter and
Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer
and the regional offices of the Natiomimlska and Nenana coal
f 2222 tgi‘mx unique in M .
can “Tipolltiqs, is '— paring
(xx-fire that 'will éflminkte the week at: ' ‘
June 8 in the nomination of a limb-3' “
lic’an candldaJe far 9130500013 or the:
Unflefi States. _.
Boulevard hotelsnvimn
.010 connected by a subtle
sagewny, and along the row every
leading magnum presidential candi-
date has mm or will establish
”15',
min-
mins extexislve ofiiees, 0:000 1110 Ben» .
00:01:10 committee meets here 00mm
001'): rooms a; a $09 011000 0111:0133.
W H.311”, em 11
18qu
has 39: yet selected a location. Chair
man Homer S. Cummings will divic‘xe
era “that, 5
his time 1501010011 the 031008 here and
Whose at ther Grand Central Palace
New York. .
new of Governor
Frank O Lowaen and Major General
Leonard wood were the first to open
The Wood delegation
, has been active on the “Row” since
the Low den
camp has been on the ground since
Janna-y 1.
later arrivals included Western
maddeuarters for Herbert Homer and enacted in October 1914 coal lands
AJNCHG
' E. Alaska, May 22 .«Ac-
ing their conventions here regularly cording to 55:: 121100; of Alexander '1‘.
in 15?; the “Row” has become an“- 1115 ,Vog'e‘lsung, acting secretarv of the in-
c
:terior; over 1000 .000 acres of agricul-
tural lazxfi has been Surveyed in the
territory of Alaska to the end that it
may be available for entry and “patent
under the public «domain laws. A con-
siderable portion of this land is within
country traversed by or tributary to
the Government railroad now con-
structed in Alaska
U‘ndet the coal {ands leasing law
1
in the Bering R11: 01', Cook Inlet, Mata-
fields have
:11 Personal Liberty League, Vvorkinggheen diVided into leasing blocks or
in the interests of GOVemor 1300211115,; “mfg readv for sale.
Democrat, of New Jersey
Reservations have been made
Massachusetts.
several days before the convention.
The Republican National committee
has had offices on the ‘Bow” for 501: Q
'eral
months The
more to convention headquazters ai'
committee Win 1 mg Cgmnjjsfion
The tuo last
lnamed fields are u'ibutary to the G01-
f0? eminent railroad.
Senator Hiram Johnson Senator Miles}
Polndexter and Governor Coolidge. oi? fished upon the public 1.5131115 along the
They will Spell offices line or the railroad and lots for bnsi
lnens and residential purposes digpased‘
New toVVn sites haV‘e been estab-
ot through the Land and lndtrstrlal
Department of the Alas Nan Engineer-
’ on
GIRLS’
move them quickly We are
GIRLS’ SERGE COATS
Sizes 2—6.
Formerly $8." 45.
GIRLS’ SERGE COATS
Sizes?
Formerly $11.50.
7 IR ’TWEED COATS
G firmed! $12.50
lime-quarter 12112 th
. Formerly $15.90.
GIRLS’ POLO COATS
Formerly $21.75
Formelry $7.50
Formerly $10. 75
Formerlxn $12.50.
Owing to the backward season we find ourselves; 2
overstocked with Children’ s Coats and In order to
Coats at a 25 per cent. réduction.
GIRLS’ VELOUR COATS
GIRLS’ SILK POPLIN COATS
GIRLS? SILVERTONE COATS
GIRLS’ BORELLO CLOTH COATS
aIl
COATS
olferinz our entire. stock of
Now $8.57.
Now $8.60.
Now $9.40..
Now $11.50.
Now $16.30
' Now $5.70.
NOWSS.00.
Now $29.30.}
37 Washinnton St.
311.51 301111 T. Hayes '
The Children’s Store
“The Only Store of its Kind. ”
Tel. 3241
“ No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk.
Real Estate. 1x13113000.
to be appointed 1301 nine years, the sub-
stltutes for six
PRMSSIONAL.
lThe members would be elected with
out regard of their nationality, but no
more than two judges of the same
country Could hold office in the court.
They woull be‘ re—eligible but they
would have 1 . 101211 when 66 years
old They not: :3 . ' have a right to
a, pension, VV',I1.icl1 their salary.
mold be fixed and; ‘. by the L030-
110.
'The duties of the can: ' Wouldibe to
adjudicate differt‘nces b01000 nations
and it would be competent to act on
all cases in 111111511 its decision is ask-
T110 oérmancm (our 5 haematinn»
a1 15.00100 is 111 x'ndml :01 in Article -
XIV. of the Covenant of the League ,
of Nations. The Council of the Leag-
ue of Nations, at a. session in London.
in. February, announced that a com-
mittee of 12 distinguished internation.
al jurists, including Elihu Root of {in
United States had been invite me»
pare plans for the Constitution of the
Mr Root accepted the invita-
5 as did Lord 0111111111019 of Eng
Baron Deseamos of Belgium;
Tel 1892
l
MRS P. J: NELSON
Tailored Suits. 5111113 and Dresses.
71 03110111 Ave
mas. LOUISE CANFIELD,
,1 Mott avenue. Non-Walk Conn.
.PRlyA‘rE LESSONS m DANCING.
Tcleohona 183}.
D1118. M. Diétz
BEN 175 T
47 51511111 Main Street 5
Souflrflnmalk -
n 5-- «om... .11. 4...».
Lbder .of Holland“ and M. Yes
15151511, 0: 11150551111713; No plans as for-
mnlatéd by the committee for 1110 01‘
ganlzation of the court have Yet. neon
3111101111000 " _
.ANCHORAGITI 4.1 asita’, 111:1
. 1100101 to» barren 10:10
The“ volcano
'0. 0003:1151
”BOAT, with? standing top, .26
Jung, 6 ft. 6 in. hem 15 1-1 1‘
cycle Kermath'
~ favorable toward Germans
0 prospects are not; favorahlef
showtzired the» 0011mm“ inélnfifng Km .2
5
«l
'GoodieiShop
22 No. M1111 Street
Opp. Palace Theatre.
FIOREBROTHERS’ GARAGE
Overhauling and Rewiring 2
11 Hanford Place. Tel. 925»
FIORE BROTHERS; Props.
l S. 11% CéNngelc’tCO.
l0 0 inner!
Wgzidslam Cream Cones
53 OSBORN AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, 00“.
Phone 479—13
m.
A INSURANCE
J. M. Layton 69‘ C0:
(Incorporated) a
5 RA! LROAD AVENUE:
SOUTH NORWALK.
RELIEVE you: now
2 By tram:
Baxter’s Cough 3311!
F. H. BAXTEB. W
CARPET CLEANING
We CLEAN and RESTDR! M5
COLORS in Carpets and Run. '
Make them like new (1083
All orders called for and
Charges reasonable. Service prompt.
Hand process by expert;
rugs epoclfilly treated.
Connecticut Garnet Chi!
in: Co.
(Ice. 8. Wnnan, Mama:
78? Cedar St. Telaphone m
I“,
SPECIALS.
for Saturday
7 98 Geometw 2
geggdagTTKSWaists . ”$580? ,
ff Coats
25 per cg‘rtésges and Sui???
Eve
rmean’ 3
FASHION SHOP
‘ SEEDS
03.11 be obtained in bulk or m
packages. 2 2
Far Your”House Gardm
ThisSnrinz 2
We just received our steel: or
fulfill your demands a! flowen
ing and vegetable 500011318
spirit of house- gardening 11.111
been reformed. during the 1081*
and is extgnding on 000m: at
the hi coat of living MA
you fit monks let us be 107-.
0—- ,
' sax-ed. with your trial 0000:.
Gardeners «3110 Farm
W0 can sunny your 110008 I}
best quality at a . 29", 5“
$0110 005011100? by every .
Fan-field County, 6010::
Norwalk Chronicler