wane our Shipping,
" . .‘ ;m'e with figures.
, -:.15 Tire 81 Rubber 00.
W \NTED
MACHINE 093m
IORT‘.‘ WORK.
AGES PAID EXPER-E
CLUEl i I’ZABODY & 00.,
2: Nonvzilk to,
2.1 reedgb' Mien-5'10“?
. as: in moving.
mi gang (outside
. "22:. U
-=. Mllmlll 18-19 years)
Y‘li “‘Ol‘k ln' Pmuc‘ '
1 position. Must
.11,
ALL PARTS OF
FACTORY
PERFECT.
PERATORS. IF
ERIENCED WE
CH Y OU AND PAT
".LEARNING
INC.
m KEYED m
f PorfiLY.H.H.&EW
EIGHT HOUR
ll'm'sils NOT AS ' E-
NTED—Some nice looking girlsR to
1?» cream.
om rlr Sn rdsy- and orSnnd‘EfiV-lrofi
3111:3003: An 17 oton Point Park
loe Cream Par or. .
WA fitmegt'lgfirrs :kxiowierre
of Egtegimogra (legal; Call at Clove1
“38%.“?
W“ANTED—-T::ist and stenogra her.
Some expectant: gr “alerted. C331 at
(flora Mlle“; C0,: nipauk.
,W ANTED—Middle aged man wank
around gen
or ”:2? watchman Good refrei-ence .13
,_ Lexlnzton Ave" City.
WAME‘D—School girl to assist with
children after school and Saturdavs.
Satliarv arranged to suit. Also cleaning
"'D—G'rls for card lacing;
. ._« -e learning Apply
j 5, J CASH, mcq
WANTED'
Men and Women
Also 8: 1. a and Girls
2.3:. :f:‘-Tlilv and Good
Federal Em and Dyeing
(”..g-soration
~n weaving. EX-
rs provided and
‘st Street.
Pay
WANTED
work. Wages
‘ ~a_r-::1rrl per hour.
n. 3.- 31a
mm for several
washw omani Ladies teieohoninr
Saturdav please callu- 1). Corn: 1 to].
139:5 Manzavinos. Dorlons' Poln'.
WANTED—A few experienced shirt
ironers Steuds‘v work. Cluert Pea-
bod dv & CO..I
lineman 9 plan;
WWII. 1 taxes
Tw .Seve'ns 1110“,;
and and Five Hundred. Addres "K.
care of Sentin tinel.
lmuM'Ii'i'A no: win: is mmh logos.
Slim -
FOR SALE-Thre: good work horses.
11nd m1&-
Son .mDarlen. (mi'é. 62-1
caught mackerel 16
only Best lot Mackerel 1.111313?ch
Don't t'pavanymoretlrls week. B{¥?
catch in ten B.rzfears. At Wazon. as
inzton St. dze. 9 1060.111.
FOR SHEEP—plow}? built two tamllv
house. all improvements: extra lot
with garage for two cars Hers? eas‘
onabie; Inouire 9 Pra‘et street 113218:
Name 11:.
FOR Sl Whydooguh for assent. Buy a
g. cozv ttle corner lmnmte
ment 3 righ in the center or Scam”
N'onwalk a l
142 394 t a res. b:rzain. Phone
FOR SALE—At Dr B dag
Park 1St. .. Norwslk. r4111: yegrslfotg) 1e
TO LOAN—~52. 000 or $4. 000 at. 6 per
cent. on first mortgage on cltv rénl
estate. Address Sentinel. S. C. M.
es.
wci zht 2
on: weight 10wgflad$°bnr§e§e§ss
horses enamored satisfactory
WANTED—A bov about 15 or 16
years of axe. Apolv
Chestnut St" South Norwai
Wfllllll
VllLSTElll AET
Connecticutw Federation of
2 3-4 Pei-{Cent Beer
ll RATERBURY May 25. ——Delegates
to the Connecticut Federation of La-
bor in session here today adopted a
resolution calling upon Congress to re.
veal the Volstead‘ Act and urging. at
tho same time. that the Counecticut
Stale Legislature enact a bill‘torhe
employment at
. W}. NTED
. \lfllllna'e
": Regardless of
,5 or Exchange
Hour“ comb
._ Q2.) and $30
(in. 1-7-5 ifsrs Al
indlalcr Ronair-
\ulomoblle
Nor .walk. Conn.
. 95—}.
WANTED
in: positions Good
R J“: b 8. Son. Inc.
3‘: ancement while
‘1c'rurers
”'-‘.JTK..
Il 1m clmnic.. who
‘ Woman to assx isl"
t
,.
M
’:‘lllll\ Ad-
. .vrrwnfvrs: Trim
‘ U'lhul ml). “'951
on uln {011m
lTl \‘orwalk.
1 (‘0.
LWIllllill house-
. ,,u. \nhl}: \lrs.
nor? (onn.
l?“ in the mak
. ‘ The E. A-
1 Sn. mol'waln;
(lax woljk
"1 :‘=:~‘ Address I...
‘\I\'il«l srnrp piano
ml “ill pa» fox
care Sentine.
:rs lace machine up:
lrom l a 111.10
- 1:1 shill from 3
' . lumen and ma.-
. of to: machine
ll 11,111.10 7
fliglemelle. Inc"
~ .‘ 14 vears
.}'?“n 5.11pr Edwjt'n
. South Norwalk.
introduced at the next session author.
lging the manufacture of 2 34 per cent.
beer. The resolution reads that
“Whereas on the 18th of January, 1920.
a law was saddled upon the people of
the United States known as the 1311:
amendment to the Federal Constitu-
tion. and whereas the peeple respon-
sible for the passage of such a law in
ville United States Congress and Unit-
ed States Senate at a time when the
country was at war, were unfair to
in.» American workers, and whereas.
this law put our of employ ment many
people who were engaged in a legal
business and broughtabout conditions
that cannot and will not be enforced.
because it is against the wishes of the
major-it} of this? working. people, and
“him ens a 31011;) oh lawmakefs in
Washington and in various states leg.
islated against drink known as beer
th: 1. workers always have enjoyed af-
rm- 3 thus ’nork. therefore be it re-
solved that the delegates to this con-
remion go on record to work for the
repeal of the law and the passage of
a law in the next session of the leg-
islature in 1921- to allow the manufac-
lure of 2 "'-. per cent beer in this
s 'ile"
A resolution calling upon the state
legislature to declare election day in
{his state a legal holiday was also
adopted. The resolution calling for the
enactment of such a law states that
\it is required because the right of
suffrage is thermos: zimportant dun
'thm an American citizen can. exercise
today and that the worke’rs are pre-
vented in large numbers from lea?-
ing their places of employment to cast
their votes
' Another resolution offered calls upon
Picsident Wilson’ and Secrelary of
War Baker to release political prison-
1 1 Q Who are now held. in‘Amerlcan civ—
il and military prisons. Resolutions
Were adopted- condemning the New
York State Legislature for "expelling
the five Socialist members. The reso-
lution‘says the »act"of the New «Stork
Assemblvmen in expelling the Social-
ist members strikes ominously at the
yer-y foundation of democratic insti-
tutions. especiall) representative gov-
einment including the civil liberties
of th people. It also says that if the
.oo’ople are deprived of the‘rlgfi‘t t6 the”
ballot they may be driven to the eni-
plm ment of the weapons of violence
which have always been strongly con--
g'fmncd by the organized labor move-
ment. .
General Strike
In Madrid Today
MADRID, May 25. -—A- general strike
affecting all trades was started today
in Barcelona as a protest against the
on a hunger strike in the jail for sev-
eral (lass, according 10 dispatches. All
. stores are closed, no newspapers are
being published and electric light
wires have been out. No disturbanses
.k'J. Cash...
Labor OfficialsAlso Want R
.lisher of the Christian Endeavor
p.
l_. , we.»
‘1 p.111. to detention of prisoners who have been
FOR SALE—Baby ch! 1: .
and Reds. ohes evegy sweekm Safe
arrival bv paw gore p oat
Szlte noted I; ‘larrhoen. “3333.
HalL Phone 153,315? “auinxford. Conn
FOR SALE—4105;.) bushes two
old Ophelia and \lock. the “Finest“
roaes that grow, 3.50 per dozen;
Chrysanthemum pants t. grown
Toll“ sumac:1 outdoors. $13? per dozen.
colors. Ornamental and
trees; bushes and shrub at a sacrlRCe
to clear much needed ; all. the
above stock is from the‘ Rowmon
Green Houses. whose reputation in
4137311115? gglrlgi is Fwithout a beer.
I? 3 ~
Ave. Phone was “1“ Emma“
FOR SALE—4” you are buying a
ouse a nrivatepa part
'32)?“ 01' leO bargains. YPFagJEsox show {032A
l
FOR SALE—LThor motorcvcle in A1
Will sell very cheap:- In-
quire at OSentlne
Motor Cvcle. care1 “ng511 1051. address
FORiSALE’
One F6111 touring car, a late
1916; one commercial 1918;
one Ford chain drive, one com- '
mercial car, 1914. Inquire 8
Bridge St. .- .
4
1—.—
w
T%.E9%§'5§E.°m°° .. W ....
estate Address Smtififi?s?if:lfly r
moment wanngsrnnsr:
. W'ALL STREET, Noon;——'l"he Mar-
ket became active and strong beiore
the end of the first hour, oils leading
me movement on further buying“
the Mexican issues: Motors and equin-
menns followed the steels and ship-
pings, advances running from i to 3
points. There were substantial recov
erles"also in sugars. textiles, leathers,
tobaccos and chemical issues algalns
of '1 to 5 points. Balls {became more
prominent on «buying of Reading and
Southern Pacific. The only stocks to
lag were coppers'rand other metal 713-
sues. 03“ money was again-.freely
London. yielded part of yesterday’s
advance.
'WALL STREET 1: 30 p. nan—Most
gains were irregularly increased dur-
ing the intermediate session, although
business fell away. to a marked. extent.
News from Mexico prompted further
covering by theshorts in. oils and buy
ing of. rails included many or the spec-
nlauve low-priced shares.
R'EAsone «FOR SOCIAL. UNREST.
BOSTON. May ,_25.-—-William-Shaw.
general secretary. of the United So
ciety of Christian Endeavor and pub-
World, said in an addte'ss to the. P11»
grim Publicity Assoclafion today-ring;-
the greatest."'xnénace to the industrial.
life of America is , the directhlvho
enriches himself and his fellow stools.
holders “by voting stock: dividends
based on exorbitant prises ton pro-
ducts.” Mr.Sh that m:
cash. and csteé dendséin manna;
stances "represented exorbitant prot-
its extorted from the people while
they’were under. the stress and owl-in
of war.” 1
' “Such manifestation." of s‘élfiSlnle’Ss
and speed ” he said, ‘rnch utter dis-
regard: or the principles on Nice and
annuity as the representatives or
‘Réfls.’ ~01 which so many gland in?
zm.-"' .
_RBE BREAD IN- MADEW.’
main ,‘llay 24 .—The bread sup-
ply became more 3219mm 111 M
May and the authorities made 11:)
rangements to case a decrease in ’ 5’
, ~~ ~—_._._ are as yet reported, but precautions
inqd home. Ste-adv
“and Hickory Blur
M
' lvlm’n sewing and
1‘1: whines making
‘- Edwin Boe. .
h Norwalk sse
‘ M _>
‘ f" The rooms.
general house-
. South
_ 1 paper and 111W
‘x‘ of junk. 856 199'
'1” magazines.
”a”? 35 Raymond
have been taken by the authorities to
prevent. demonstrations. A number of
5mm are said. to have engaged la a am b ythe distrjb
street manifestallon. _
MERIDEN MINISTERS AGAINST
‘ LOHEflfEs.
alleged has
size of. the big bread lines which .
with. manners; Keg ass—A letter was ‘ ‘
m. cm, Address sent to Mayor 11.? Donovan, by the “
Ministers Asvsociatldn, today, asking."
him to enforce tlfe laws against lotter-
M , lies and other games of chance which,
" ”95W *1; _ b
Rained
hm
formed for some days post hm or
:the bread scarcity. This was brongzr:
ntlon of- loaves 1n
many centers where the people could ,-
obtain supplies without longWg. 1mm
“do
Scare trouble amuse in the ca;
PITTSBURGH, May 25. ——Acts of her-
diam brought. to the attention 01" the
FOR SALE—i-Fi‘sh Flehu‘lfilbfl rm
, we eint
class style 1.0 l
welt
i
supplied at 6 fervent“ but exchange on ,
1'33 188!"
.‘f. 1mm) 18%.
capital are: giving. us today. will do "
moronic lbring {kinetics the curse of“ ‘ . ‘- .
Rug *rmaltem mensw-
9 °‘ gas”?
Ave. South Nos-walk
Rent :24. 1& Lemma Am.”
£5quit. “SS-5.: fig.
“331th Norwnlk.
m Agmm Bertha
:ztmgggnleugnmm e «amalgam: .
Road. Sou Nervous: 55mm 6714.
LETa—Furnlshed ln‘ bless
“all: 11011191:er
Part or Tel. 13. Also We 101*me
FEM ifikwlm-mw was Seamusm ,
son men A? m 3mg.- .eoa‘. mm ”“4”“ “ ‘9? «,,
SE DAG Ghiotto.-Washlnzton snlnr ' ‘
SALE—Fourteen room house Sean 910551;,»
FE Hi 11 mm with all unprote- will
N \
messes: ,- Egg-fills:
‘SE’I‘T. SU'PT- - ‘ V 1N; .4
L m. .1 Wm" m ’ ‘ Wm
TQZ: 12%1w%1%.muo.11 new ‘1'de and Euro lam Emma
ford. He was acordoned to Atlanta, Mrs. T. Olin Corwln,
ayeartndadny
Dress comm, by whom he was en»1
{when mane was also a leader in the
[mimtfieveiy He had a min in the
My car and had never taken a (tent
F0
TOILETa—Nlcelv furnished root’s—fir".v cen-
tr all!
FOR asurfls'ronaoe SRAt-E
horfiehold’ furniture. So’pcrateroomr.
Storage Co, inc, Samoa. com.
Tet .Wésfpnmm
WWW
est
vet} If not on and consult her-111'
gusset scams...“ “murals
es ve .
l 9. readings to an. s. 10’ 313:3;
0' n. m.
LAWN Mowers and Cutlery Simmer
in: ecialfy at hie
am. 3215: ”-vv asnrxmon‘ We
\orwnlhc
THE NORWALK R§FTNG 05.
1111011: Shigrztles. Arne can or French
Mg: :11 over old 00d
Slate. 2311ng {gel and w'I‘iu Roofs re-
gcgwat ate:- so.» So. Nomalk. Gena.
URBING. rs. lawn line.
C tgfigalks“ done m‘
. S l o..1
113i“ unpyC 08
WILLIAM» J. UNGVARY
Plumbing. Tlnnlnc And lie-flag,
21 Benton St. Phone 23a ’
WALL PAPER AND PAINT
The Batikground of a Happy Home.
Just received ten thousand rolls of
wall paper. Latest designs and coloring
wail? presse‘da border-3i. n13»: know that
w nape:- vances n on like em
thing else. But before going some pm
else and pay high prices I wish you would
look over my stock mm awaken:
25 to 50 per cent. E res cheerfully
given on paper and palm ins. Pain: .3116
paper now and save
EYA‘IDER_WIHTE
35 Lowe Street Tel. 2139.
we Monwfiftxs' 35cm: 00.
ELECTRICAL CWTRAGTO 8
Telephone 959 -
68 V2 80. Milo $5. 51 Osborn Ave.
80: Norwaik
Riy- Wm, Mgr.
Satisfaction Assured;
all - improvements on each floor. No
furnace. Lot 100 3 213336500. Jlocsted
between home“: guise: Nor-walk;
Two family house on «Westpmrt Avon
1:0fo 200th$3i0083
Also my places for stile in South
Km“: and East Nomlk. For
particulars
{Mlonnl Hayes.
No. 7 Main. Street, Norwufi- ,
36“ Estate. Insurance.
HRS. P; J. NEIL-:32?
“M; m 28m 8 m“
71 0mm; m
1133; Lofirss mum _-
1 not; nven'ne; Net-walk 0‘0“»
pawns Lessons All owns.
,, SOL'V 1' NOTICE.-
cgswmga‘fi l... 1... ~~
Ramafifieieaton
9 cl
. J “83196.“
ahmflfiflen.filw W a We“
ede. (out. said We:
, persons ingest ell
myiiehl
R LEASE— '
shall so. squtalloeegr’ wading "
store Th Hatch & egfig .
Narnielk. Ce
located 1m
mWs. Housekeeping 1mm Tell .
Semi-fire proof building. Hilbbell float '
Have on bad. your palm read.
con-r con-to my $25 fine and'costs. / .
a”?
1*: Em «mm = *
‘Mro for U: m: well Mr. cw You": ’
8
Piano Tuning, Répnlrlng and. PW
Chapman Ellawbeth St. ~ 3
'For sale-m .fu’nliy House with '
vyou"w‘dl cultivate our professlo
jmlmilnx or your eyes if you will al—
“Vice.
51.)
1 Ray ctdmend late of 1'
sent to Hartford jail for three mom
ormemger, who admitted his absent
for thirty Mrs.
smear accused of similar thefts was Hustlers
jail. .
old» of We fly, a spare messenger $12 runs.
“he“ bought a suit- cock-thee from
Gunshom, was fined $25, Mm 2;
Glades E. Osgood was not present. total, 111mm.
and pocketing the money while the 4,,
Frederick , Tenors. who with two
other men reported themselves as,
clean out a saloon in Stamford plead l
ed guilty to impersonating a Govern- 8.
meat omen He was sentenced to
Interment was held In Green H111
cemetery. h I. .
31: 1mm is anflfvod W his m ‘
and a When;
both of Green
pan, Hefty ~ many Wives in South
more mourning his loss.
W
13 TTLE ROYAL
‘plcyed for several years as a mes-T The Magmmt Lace Works met“
sensor Hon trains. District Attorney' the c a; Karon the Baxter expands
afternoon, before a band! Of
200 rootei's ind went down to detect
roles, of. W also , .
: om!) entity to more from 11:. ex-izsbwm’
or this millions he 1:33de He was by the score or 12 to 11 in a 12 inning
seesaw slime. The same \as played
Saws Emery of Nor-walk; 9, mos. in}: among rain that made good
senger who stole clotlnng and shoes playing impossible. The Workers
33:. 8°“ *° 3......" m m... ,3: $1.3.”le class's;
“3:11pm Laney} of 17mm, anoth- the Hussein gmmtfgt out until
m m m m ., Wm m dressage 3.3.1.... 1.
John Frmd, of $1“ Haven, 41 men- tion will also :11 803311;“; ttrogelth:
r103: BROTHERS' was:
11 Bunion). Place. In; at
sentenced to six months ln Har'umfiouble? may run by lanai. 31$ Rar-
mond,2 ; Mulvey 2:1 Lane. 1; Pen
Arthur E. Goldenthal, twenty yearsl kins. 2; D Raymond 2 Total C 5:
0.1;. Wr—fiolmes; 2; Mcearthy, 3:
WW: 1; Fain-him 3:
ht to answer to a charge of theft old 13‘. d: K. boast-fol; Mam Perkins,
money front: the United States. The' and financed.
bond was forfeited Oaxaca was the! (3.1.. w. batteries, Allen. Keene and
railroad conductor who had a run he? Hohnes, and Holmes and Allen
tween Springfield and New Haven l Struck out by Allen, 6; Helm", 2..
and was 8630864 0f collecting far-es] Struck out by Mama, 9; Perkins,
w 110me can
D.G CANDY 00.1
S: le Confection!!!
Cream Cones
53 0330!!! am
CHLWTstol'enm
Three base Rom .
vernment agents and attempted tclgame; 2 honrshfztl’) minute:
13mm Lindeberg.
Mean;
railroad was under Federal control- 1 c g R stolen bases 14
(Dacia! scorer,
_.-...
one day in custody of the marshal and
5mm": Times ‘ 1831:: "WITH
ersou.
an American mandate over Armenia?
declaring in a statement that “any
Wempnytng 75¢th
’0? Super: and but. prices for all
WASEIINGTON, May 25.——Wllliam
J. Bryan took flat issue today with“ “m“ of junk ”“1 WEMJV'“
President Wilson on the question of“ Vulture. Send m or Tel. “1'
5'. 3.3511111, IQMB‘L'
11.1w. Dayton 6*.
(W
mandate is impossible’
The United States Mr Bryan said. “egg-am
5 RAILROAD AVENU‘
sou‘ru mm“: '
could do more toward making the
world safe for democracy, “even for; ~.
democracy in. Amen ” by recogniz- »
dag this ”amnion-Republic and enter—1
ing‘ the League of Nations "as » the
friend oral-l littlecountriesf
:-
”GreatiReduction A
.Sale of Clothing
Now Gomgfl
EAR orders can“ the III» “
Chm-gen reasonable. mic-Mu
Hand process by men.
Wewll!” cultivate your. eyeélghtxif
«influence. We will correct the ffilse’
low us to examine into their detects.
Our experience in eye examinations
and on? profound study of the Science
_ . . ms specially treated._
“CUNNINGHAM&BACH
Nellvr and Used.) Cars
Alledsofkeoams ' g '
' ~ ‘ AllSlur’i'ires
87 Cedar St.
ins Co.
“RIM
15 MARSHALL ST.
ls your guarantee of beneficial ser-
't , mm ,7 g
m of M thus.“
finance St, SW“;
Wests? KDaily.
D‘WS M? t Dietzl
Carnegie Hero- .F'nih! 4301:1111:an slam
by the 111 Andrew
I ., . 11p. Omexpenence with Van
7 Dyk teas and coflecs will earn 9
Norwalk Chronicler