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slur press. in e e . ." camp.
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~-iiion. '
Rubber 00. . s-
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of *1 ODY & 00.,
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card lacing:
weaving. Ex«
n'ovided and
.1 Apply
.1 lNC-.
$31361.
led’m?
(lll'ult? ‘l’. illl’l
.
omen
:lllll Girls
and Good
1 and
Dvcinlr
'> out home-
machines.
Christmas.
.an. Work‘
Friday
or):
" none 339.
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' :1 a. U L)
rdless of
pivchange
“walcvcomb-
$30
'czvators Al-
' :m Repair-
..i:e:.lohilc
until"
Hirwalk. COI’II‘I;=
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'31:
r
mar-seen
251.: in be useful in,
Good opportunity
6; SONS,
' . Norwalk.
”D. GIRL
'“l‘sllllldlng
7} ins-wrlt‘illg. .
:1 begin-
working,
'1
For Vl' ed
'. l' resh Sill
Uh," ’H to 50c
n: the wagon.
:13. “ 11919 the
t» l‘. m.
‘5 'lll
. 11.
"’t .1: Fill house-
1h: in family.
and S p 111..
l
" Irwin Suit
once C. J.
lmljzv wishes to
‘ murmn car: 200d
' 1‘ Address S.
. iii hr. amps!-
either
W31 ll AorVValk.
_ male nupr.
:‘Hl‘fll‘erl collie Phone
L. Golden. 37
ifh \‘oru alk'.
' W Hikers 'to do pEla-iu
he nmchines
j!" South Nor-12:21:.
I .
11001 mills to work our»,
Musr be 14 vears '0
<mul St. South HOE
.73. ('hinpg
- ll Norwalk'.
~‘"J'.K.
< Merritt in voting againt the soldiern
, favor of a bill entering to the soldier
" vote.
ll ' position. T
T; was not _
: ments. The vast majority of those who
Ha: tford Luhch.‘
. hoped to .win this tall.
Fair:
1mgoonrecordsotha-tin'
._____________4
for plain hemmins
Edw se. ..
-W.
islullmes immedmrm
plan-red to lake action on the
denizens
momma; the various tradu in the
Mention were present when the
convention was called to order by
Premdent Samuel Campers. Nearly
white Bershire igs
brook Wilton. l.
\‘l ANTEDfi—GIRLS. We can use girls
16George Middle—
for ilonine.r bv hand and 1‘01 flat
work wth ironel Steady work and
good pm to start Aunlv Norwa‘lk
Steam Laundry. 43 Day St. So. Nor-
wa lk.
VVANTEDwBOV for druz score Must
be six can or over. Apply Stillson—
Powell on).
WANTED—all boy for stock room work
Annlv J ' J Cas .1110" Chestnut St.
So. Norwa
\VANTED—~A few light washings
to
do at home in respectable woman.
Wonk guaranteed to please. lnou' e
24 VVc-st Washington St” Mrs. H. flTI'JSl,
lloor iront
\l’ANTEl)——Ni£€hi boy. .Hotel Clifford.
WANTED—An assistan.
work. Younz man. willlnw. zood at
223395 it"inm'r aemggn Au nlv in own
a wr it an a r -
“C“.- Box D. W ess DSentinel or
in office
SVANTED—A bov 31mm. Io or Id
'Wdffi Cf nu. ..
rmesmut St.. Sfiluth'Norwalk Cash.
\\ ANTED—Men to work on boats $7”
lwr month and board with bonus ll
men work three months A —
(‘l‘rtelle' Radel Oystel Co. Sooifi‘vn‘b'ée
WANTED—~Painters and paper hang
ers Apply ~Alex n I.
Lowe Si. Tel 21393 de‘ “‘1 [e 5
WA N TED — Exper' en
Instead. mark. Cluett ' 0e"
.3; ..-... .
) ODDO!‘ If] V )l‘
Aaron Kuhn. 9 Railroad £175”
W fiolt‘ll‘ggggfixhl e8 iooplls lor light
. 2 en re cent on
ld.l (‘rofuL 34 \V oodward Avril. “'5
\VANTEDHMen wanted to Work
lumber yard. Hat .
South Norwalk. chi: Bailey.
VVAN'I‘ED—Young woman for general
housework from 9 to 12 A l No.
9 North Mai Ii St. pp y
Wantedmhlen for slack and shipping
I rooril. 'Apply Cluctt, Peabody & 00..
no. . 9 . '
Fellors
Peabodv 6’: Co.
awn .112 work.
man.
Co.
- Lose.
Norwnlk lron \Vorks 4
: truck. kms Finder please return to
Pinch. Vl’nte‘l' St.. rowan]
L0 81‘ «~Fl om Bell
L0 ST--~Neal‘
Island brindl (l
W11. '9 bull terrier. Name on ($01731.I
Rm Delmar. Reward \V. F.
Bell lla‘nd , C' 31"
l.0ST--Pncketbook on em leav: 2
“'hiic Bridge. Rowavton at 1230
and arriwd at Woodward avenue :11
12 :50. (.nntained monev and owner’s
name. Liberal reward. Return to
cashier at Sclmlhe‘s market. So Nor-
lek. Phone 1371 .
-.
MRS: .P. J. NELSON
Tailored “suits, 'Sklrts and Dresses.
'i‘el 1892 .7] ‘Bsborn 3179.
MRS. LOUISE .CANFIELD,
l Mottavenue. Nor-walk Conn.
Lealwnte fiassons m mncme.
'felenhonu 1838.
MERRIT EIS APPLAUDED
Votes Against "’Soldiers’ Bonus
Pleases Greenwich LConstitulent.
The action of Congressman SchUyler
bonus bill .‘brings forth the commen-
datiou of “G. G. B.." a. Greenwich
voter. who :praises the course taken
by Mr. Merritt, in a communication
to the Greenwich Press. which says:
It should 'be msource of solid satin-
faction that Greenwich is represented
in the National House by 11 Congress-
man who has the courage of his con
yiction and who refuses to be stam-
pedel'l 'into voting for ill-considered
legislature.
The other day, when the‘iNatiozizd
House elected to throw sane discuss:
inn lo the winds and voted in farm
of 21 soldiers‘ {bonus hill, the Congress
man from thistdistrict. Schuyler Merrf
in was one of forty Republicans who
had the moral courage to vote again:
this: proposition.
The House 'of Representatives has
never-snagged legislation in a mantle!"
calling for greater criticism than this
unseele scramble to 'be recorded in
1
There may very well be a sharp din
versity of opinion as to- the merits of
ho‘nus legislation. There are worthy
ti-on.
through 'the Soldiers’ Bonus *bill, ll.
thinking of worthy argu-
voting for the bill were thinking of
themselves. of the reelection they
They were perfectly willing to con‘
tinue the wild inflation item which
every household in the country is
now suffering, if only they could save'
their own hides. The fact that the
nation' 5 finances are in "a critical can
1 dition, that .the burden of taxation. al
most intolerable. glid not .worry these
' sthtesmenfi), All 'theL cared to do was
ovember‘
. the? soldier ”smote would pnottbe ajhostlle
factor in their election
lor
' hemsflichsln
:l'k Boesse. Chest 1.1%"
FOR SALE—New maze. size 3628 1-2
.1
FOR SALE—Overland roadster.
‘ TO LET—Nicol
‘atgnments On both sides of the ques-L
:But when the House jammed
tan be seen '
Dias. n18 Clifi 83? 31%} time
FOR SALE—Two family house near
center of city. Terms. A
House. Sentinel Office. ddress
Sank
on Equipped with B05 11 h'fékli
tensiongmazneto and Btrombegz ca}-
bur-etch. Three new globe tires not
fun 500 miles. Price . c250 it sold at
212% 34 Flax Hill Road. So. Norwah ‘
Fgfid SALE—:eiles Overlandb car bodv
8. main
$15 00 Come and szcl'eital’rf'oue 165?.
FOR SALE—8 room house. i
new all improvements. Hiunea's'ecV
tion. fine neighborhood. nice view. gar-
ggr'n'misl't'irn'e- digianc I"RC filfi'gil'is‘ii E'CEV
e
South Norwalk. a 'Rh 1"
FOR SALE—A new Troom bunzal w
house and ears e far 2 cars. all fin-
nrovemcms and lots 45:188. One-
half minute from trollév. Price $5-
500. pnlv owner 10 Lawrence St.
86 l/g 80. Mill! Lat.
“Wire for Us and We’ll wile for You."
WILLIAM J. UNGVfl-RY
Plumbing. Tinning find mm,
21 :Bouton St. Phone 2389
WALL PAPER AND PAINT
The Background of a Happy Home.
Just received 1cn thousand rolls of
wall paper. Latest designs and coloring
with pressed borders. You know tint
wall paper advances in price like every-
thing else. But before going some place
else and pay high prices I wish you would
look over my stock first and save from
25 to 50 per cent. Estimates cheerfully
given on paper and painting. “Paint and
paper now and time monEV
ALEXANDER WHITE
gevery delegation was orepired to of-
fer resolutions regarding the serious?
' bly tonight.
quostlonssto come before the waders;
tlon.
.11; was announced some of the reso-
lotions would deal with the profiteers,
..Bolshevism and the “one big union,”
the high cost of “flag Want “-Wil
son’ s foreign policy, industrial counts,
bfpdbllc ownership of railroads and 1m-
peachment of Anni-numeral Pal-
mer.
mm W W
:bor‘s desires in {tonnes} m. In
his nbsence Mathew ”Wall vleeepresi- l
dent, probably will
gain of 318, 672 last year. The recent
steel strike cost the
$343.50.
steel strike expenditures, there its still
.369, 631 available for steel organiza-
.tlon mark.
Metal Trades Council announced to—
only
at Atlantic City last year to obtain
unqualified endorsement of the Plumb
plan don sail-cod WW1.
e.
The Federatlen’ s membership report 1
disclosed shot it he now 4,078,740 a
933mm ”Ml . . .
,on a Boom-m lobar whitey. He
w tonight :!or Chicago, to. my
,1 ll M II I
Net-axles
According to La report
Delegates from the Mile Coast
mymnmmlaiemm
e
The Irish question also will be intro.
These delegates
said they would hold a caucus, proba-
to decide on their pro—
, asserting they will ask the con-
Ventlon to endorse Ireland’s fight Tor
freedmn, and demand the withdrawal
of British trcbps from Erin 5 soil.
The opening of the convention was
preceded by a labor parade to the St.
Dennis Theater, where the sessions
are being held. After a short relig-
35 Lowe Btrect.’1'cl. 2139.}
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone 959
51 Osbom Ave:
So. Non-walk East Normal“:j
‘Ray Wegne, Mgr. '
South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Fresh cows glo—
Steins. chine-14 1o 19 (its. dailV. So
to 4:200 Ono Jersey $175 All young0
tuberculin tested and sagging. geéivela
Hills N Y Tel 154 Ml K'igco 9 ‘0’
FOR SALE-Ford runabout. just
overhauled: new tires. rear- end and.
lock guaranteed excellent condition
xTEETHSctncrifice to cash bm'ei. 29 Mon—
FOR SALE— Bowling alims will
D said cheap. Phone 1205-2 after-
FOR SALE—~Sheep VVilh habV lambs
teXii'r'edChg'ln. ii mk'l"\'l‘oonll.c'\'{' of
Ill . ; . 7 -
worth Farm. \V ilton. Cont'l'.n'Te14 o-(Lg'.
FOR SALE—~A small live business
centrally located ——moneVmake1.ln-
ouire .1! the- Laurence Agency. .15
Main Street. in person.
FOR SALE—Rose bushes six months
old. Onh clia Supreme out ol three
inch pols. math to bloom. This Row.
in ion stock VV on first nrzr at th.n FlmV-
ho“. Nev. lork. this Veal SW
meme there is supreme eVeniheSe
fig? (333?: 3124. lg) a desert .IJllellchrnId)
e V a lame s on tn arm.
Highland AVc Phonel 1036
FOR LEASE~PFOD911Y at 15 R‘Ial‘
shall St. suitable for 2min coal or
S'torazieTi'zl lfeli1 garage on (119 Elliott:
. ac '- 0.. '
:40er Conn. on
P011 SADE~—lf you are buying a
house a private party can show vou
he
‘6
Bailey
one or two bargains. P. O. Box 12 ‘6.
\orwul
1'0 LET
T0 LET—2 rooms furnished every
convenience for housekeeping. Im-
provements. lnuuirc l (ll-me St
FOR RENT—Two lame rooms. Aonlv
Dr. J H. Sloman.102 \V s
St“ South Norwalk.‘ -a hinzton
furnished room cen-
trally locat modern improve-
gents. Housekeeping privileges Tel.
FUR. RENT-STORAGE SPALE
household furniture. Separate rooms.
Semi-fire proof building. Hubbell Coal
& Storage ‘00., -lnc., Sagatuck, Conn
Tel. Westport. 296.-
SOLVENT NOTICE .
Distri - of NorVVallk $5.. Probate
Court RV 9. A D.. 2.0
Eslalc of Thomas I. Raymond late of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased
The Court of Probate for the DiS-
irict of Norwaik. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the data here.
of for the creditors on said estate 'to
exhibit theii claims fox settlement.
Those who neglect to present the ir
account's propellv attested. within said
time. will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to sol estate are
requested to make lmmed to payment
‘CAROLSEVT V C RAYMOND
HENRY S-LOACKWO OOD
FRANK D.L AYTON.
Executors.
one town is represented by areal man
who is not afraid to-stand for what he
believes to be right.
NDVEERTISING “RE‘JUCES COST
.. TO CONSUMER
_ INDIANAPOLXS. 1113. June 8,—Ad-
Vertising redness the (list to the con-
sumer instead of adding an * ‘ditional
tax to the article in the opinion of
speakers at yesterday’ 5 general ses-
sion of the sixteenth convention or
the weer-elated Advertising L Clubs of
the E’orld, which opened here yester-
day It was also pointed out that ad«
and is an essenial factor in successful
distribution of goods;
the costs which add to the price,”de—
clared Joseph French ‘ Johnson. dean
of the New York University School or
Commerce. “W'ithout' advertisjng
large scale production is absolutely
impossible and large scale production
is the sine qua non toflowprices. Fur-
thermore advertising sees tout that
people-«shall "get goods of 'the best
quality.
crown on the head of a humbug.”
3.0.1qu on CAPTURE View.
’EE, PASO. vrTex“ June
said date yesterday :2»th thirteen
troons from-w Mexico City were expect
ed to arrive i‘ii‘ Jim'inez,
-duringihe night. .
.mident de la Huerta as -
vertisiug lifts the vmhrket standard
“‘It is entirely wrangle look upon
the expense of advertising as one’of’
Advertising. not no royal
7.491.:
Claudio Fox. in command in Juarez.“
trains with lhetween 6.000181'36 c.0130.
Chihuahua :
Piano Tiunlng Repafi‘lng and Polishing
Satisfaction Assured
Chopin, 13 Elizabeth St.
Phone 2374.
'\
THE nonwauxs' ELECTRIC no.r17 wMING-
'strum golf links Thursday afternoon
‘at 5 o‘clock when Spot
—-and——
—G01Nc. ,
By TEX
for the banner match of the seasoni
which is to be played on the Har~
Dagon un-
FOR SALE—House with 8 rooms,
steam heatsaud all improvements. Lot
about 97 feet front and 185 icet deep.
Several kinds of fruit on Property, No.
43 Winfield Street. East Norwalk. A
bargain. For particulars
Ask 10ml T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Nee-walk.
Real Estate. Insurance.
mwesomns' GARAGE
Dyer-hauling and Repairing
11 Sanford Place. Tel. 925.,
FIORE BROTHERS, Props.
THEY WHIP THEMSELVES
Filipino Custom of Self~Beating ls
Centuries Old.
MANILA, R. 1., June 5.———The prac—
tice of ‘self whipping in public to ap-
pease divine wrath which flourished
in certain countries of Europe centu-
Islands. although in a diminishing de-
gree each year;
Advices from the provinces where
educational advantages are not en-
joyed. show that the practice was, in.
dulged in during the Easter holidays
this year though not by so great num-
bers as in former years.
Hundreds of Americans and other
few miles from the center of the city
to Witness the weird perfonnance, but.
only six appeared to do penance.
These beat themselves over the
backs with heavy
flogging rods. Later they
seven points of the tress. where they
were beaten by the master of ceremo-
nies. When the lashing is completed
they throw themselves into a pool of
mud and as they come from the stag-
nant water their wounds are washed
with pure water and healing medicine
applied.
. which goes to the winner.
. “Billy”
ries ago. still exists in the Philippine.
foreigners gathered in an open field a'-
flexible bamboo,
walked to .
seven places in the field. denoting the!
crowned king of
Icky Crane who has been acclaimed1
by Billy Gallagher to be the leading
politician of Harstrums meet in a
dual for dinner: and blood. .
“Spot“- has already clicked :his set:-
onds who are to buy the clubs that
he succeeds in breaking and “ShortV”
Kennedy and Joe Mack will take
charge of the preparing of the dinner-
lcky has been loyally seconded by
Gallagher who has spread
ropaganda around to such an extent
that the Crane ls belieVed to be the
champion of the links.
The caddies for thematch haVe as
yet been left alone but the question
will be thoroughly discussed in a short
while by all parties concerned.
:Dsgon is hollering for one who will
wear golf stockings so he can take a
pair of elastlos away from him to keep
his own stockings secured above his
noble limbs.
Icky and Billy want one with big
feet who can step on the ball every
time Dagon hits it and grind it into
the turf from where
will be unable to knock it.
The arrangement committee ex
pects a large crowd to be’present and
to make sure of such a thing have in-
wited Tom Skelly to attend as a guest
of honor.
ii is said that a small preliminary
debate may be arranged by the 'com-
mlttce on ways and means in which
ville ‘nl‘lnclpais will be Huge Tom, and
Eagle Eye Jerry, mayor of the city.
land superintendent of the police
Aiforcc.
“The subject which will be debated
upon will be left to John A. ‘Mills,
who will in all probability. choose the
lquestion, "Who is going to fix my
sidewalk?" . .
Hamburgdon and ,
the "Spotter" '
duced to the convention by delegates «:
' of Irish extraction.
-- petite,
{iii
3?:
Arrangements have been completed ‘
Mrs. Barley tells how Lydia
‘32:. al'ielpean
mpoun er
Through the Change
aof Me Life.
Rochester, ind:- —“My memes were
from my age and L dia E. Pinkhum’a
jiilllllmlllliil H e g c t a b l 9 Com.
' ‘l 1“ pound helped me
wonderfully. I wk
d o c t o r‘s medicine
a n d other patent
medicine but i: h e
Vegetable(‘om-
mv nerves in o r e
ft in
have «or taken
a u anything it
one who r e c can-
will surely do my part in telling others
what the medicine has done for me. ”
*Mrs. Lam 3m, 3188 East 9th St.,
Rochester, Indians.
hot flushes, headaches,
dread of impending ev,il
suffocation,
backachcs,
of the "heart, sparks before the eyes ir-
regularities. Lconsti‘patmn.
weakness and dizziness should
be heeded "by middle-aged women and
let Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com
poo
wen. '2
aatoll We? '
“l
poundhashclped;
am thankful to the.‘
mended it to me and .
Such muting symptoms as sense of
timidity, sounds in :the ears, palpitation
variable or»
carry them stfely through this
crisis as it did Mrs. Barley.
in: and Automobile El-
chanlre. TéL 954.
I;
57'
ll GOQdiESh”,
22 No. Main SM
Opp.Palmm
Visit The
<1
\
Great Reduction
But at ngTAl-K
, llmmmEMka. NJ.
mus Fm‘rsrl. Fills!
l'hoi mat ly Ilittle drip
II “mm to:
' ~ autumulm mm
moan.
l
l wwreeaunv acov onowweo.
WATERBURY, June 8.—Jer_emiah
McCarthy. four_ years old. of Luke
street. was drowned yesterday in
three feet of water, which had col-
lected as a result of the recent. heavy
rains in the cellar of an unfinished
house near his home The little fel-
low was plaVing near the water when
.he fell in.
the “boss”—
Superior workmanship
immihemstmvial,
metalls.
All doors—tile private doOr 0f
the door .of she”
‘ :employment manager-—
the doors of theofher officials
-—are open to you ifyou wear
dignified Elaine's. Such are
them ht gar American Workman. they ere "reads
service. Refills Wk Khmes speak dignity. fiery
shod embassies “mop, "seep," atrium :of .a
made-mint unifomhutmstno more than ordinaiy
has made
riot good looks and long
FORM BY ,
I.
autism
’cbmfort where“: “art. RED TC?
in the “:8. “0' m‘bffik- can»
122 ‘ 0
Norwalk Boot Shoo.
42 Wall St.
A New Line :Of
Fancy and Tail:
WAISTS.
Regular 32538. $259. 335-
For "$1. 79.
Every Woman’s
FASlION SHOP
Dr. S. M. W
CUNNINGHA‘M'SzBAGH
New and Used Cora -.
All Kinds of W .
All Star Tires
15 MARSHALL S‘l'.
nv 1.x
We W 3365“!“ we
_ COLORS in W“
, Make them like new MI
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