"yr VVOTk, in
well furnished sleeping rooms in
kitchen privileges with small 0193338
{army in quiet nail: hborhood. G. B.
for eneral
Bind 9 Arc 11 St.
W ANTED—Girl
angort'kbewlgnoggedze 0% storm
V l n
Roodner. So. No rwatlgéssary
$3.3
WANTED—$1151 and wife want two
FOR SALE——-A f1
Sedan. Przce 513913355832?” gage—0rd
nue. Ecol; Nor-walk. Phone 7734 ‘
FOR SALE~For
mgomnletelv 0v
(1 touring car. 1.911,;
5230 and too hone ~ In
tires. over-size onyx-331v b radiatl
Ooultrv Farm. High la-n
Revno (is
d. avenue. Phobo-
erhauled. new pistons :.
. s 120?}: CO VV'ANTEo—To buy a sec '1
. F“ ’ Bmll'kelzg 5W 551225 1°“ gm
--. V v 1' 5 ; FOR SALE—~House ‘2'
EAST zlGRwAzm. CT. 12345 . Ieélgmgmegfie Imagrg 13:33:33.;1}:
VVANTEDan- whit r gm “’1 3"“
houseworko wholeag or sgartmti 11331363331 $6sz 15W}; West Cédar I" a?
“a“fi’llitQQ s: ”r aw tr I! Ailimltls' 13
ml am 05 O 95’. e GY. FORa ISAI.I*3~—Zl’fl t
Highland avenule t‘Vlsed _m5mm£cx%g°§g3;cgg§é at 5:32:35
WANTED—Night boy. Hotel Clifford. éa§d$i°§E 5913315; “Qkflé MW” CG" ‘5’
WANTED—An assistant-
lé? Seavico'
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517'
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fiififi?fi$h§‘£fi%€n‘€3“A $3“,
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‘VAfNTEDWYOung man ever 16 years;
2128 for be! lb ,
Hotel Mahackemo .05“ ADDIV at 01mg.
WANTEDHA g I V t
tyngwrigish mz £10111: 5;ch; knogledzgng:
\ox walk 0 estnut St... South
WANTEDwSchool lrl t -.
in: vacation Musgt Ilse 191 3332335 (335
F3er 303536. 8 -
walk Chestnut 35.011511 Nor
WANTED-611‘s f0 nlaind Whemmlnr;
overhauled a
Prods Canevari. 210 V9 55113132331263?“
FOR QALE‘WSmall runabout.
0. $100
anomaly Norwa 115.30
FOR SALE~Autornobile
cvlinderv Vie ie
condition Also
iV' cry. P
Avenue;-
5 pas en Latie A-l
. . a 2’9!”
C rullgbcr.&1izen3tedin?e Gfi
Phone 2178-13. s “at
FOR SALE—Late mod I 5
aggurginé grortglofinigonfiicgtmgagi‘gllfirr
L
Place reaoncble. 'Pbgneeflgxé'stmtion.
FOR SALE——
Diet 3 bedroom sol ts.
A.
single beds leather $13333:
Tallored Suite. Skirts and Dresses.
Tel 1892 71 Osborn he.
MRS. LofnsE CANFIELD
1 Mott avenue,- Norwalk .Conn.‘
palm-rs LESSONS .m 'oANcma.
telephone 1838.
,. garage. To let. zaraze on 19
and sewing mach girl-33.8 BO 9 and of.
Chestnut St South NDrWEal lk ess :lyers. gogkfigszfitegwiiowav ton
WANTED—GIRLS for hemotittoh F03 SALE7~8
machines. dw Boesse.Chestn1§£ new all lmorlogcgrrllrengusgirllneasgg
Sr Scum Norw alk tion fine neighbor od moo 51er car—
WA NTED ._.. Exocrienced Feller 38113111131333]: $51,511} ce 030 13 5 . Eff
“Elena-y work. Cluett Peabody Sr”. 005 South Norwallr a 37 High t
FOR SALE—A new Groom bunzal
PRGE'ESSIGNAL. house and 22113. e for 2 cars. all {2113:
nmvements and lots. 451.138 Ono
. - halt minute from. trolleV. Price 5.«
MRS P. J NELSON 500 Anolvo 0.wner 10 Lawrence 5
South Norwaik
FOR LEASE—:Pmner t ‘
hll 1S5. sortable foil? grain lgoa‘lxiagr
In on
e r . —
Norwalk Cfianch 8.. Bailey Co.. South
FOR SAIJEmIf you are buying a
house a nrivmo any can show you
~19wlv naintéd and nanered Frederick.
iéggler Room
I‘OR RENTmTwo large rooms Annlv
Dr J. ‘ Bioman. 1 ..
so South Nor-walk. 00 wasmngmn
'l‘O LETMLN: ht housekeeping rooms.
So Main SQ.» Phone i
one or two bargams P. O. 01: 126,
.1-.- “.L Nor walk
To 1.2 '1' M ~--~—~ -’
T0 LET:~Front offline 1? 1:16 on Wash- ‘
* inzlon Ht. running water and closet. FIORE BROTHERS“ GARAGE
7 Overhauling and Repairing
11 1153330111 Place. TeL—r925.
FIORE BROTHERS, Props.
3393’s Housekeeping privileges
FOR RENT—STORAGE SPAL’E
household furniture. Separate rooms.
Semi-fire proof building. Hubbell Coal.
& Storage Co, 1110., :Sagatuck, Conn.
’l‘el. W'estpoi-t, 296.
Deaths and Funerals
, Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn.
Mrs Elizabeth Dunn, of 3 Seaviow
alenue. East Norwalk, widow of the
late Isaac L Dunn paSSed away last
evening. after a short illness. She is
survived by two sons, Albert E. and
Fred B. Dunn. of East Norwalk; two
daughters. Mrs. H.'R. Leggett; of
New York city, and Mrs. R. B. Am»
strong. of East Norwalk; also, two
sisters and two brothers, * of New.
York city. Funeral will be held at'
the late home, Saturday afternoon at
2 D m. Interment Woodland ceme-
rely. Stamford Conn Rev.
Schoeppler will officiate.
Funeral of John Chambcrs.
Funeral services, of the. late John
Chambers. were held from his resi—
dence. 8,4 Taylor avenue, Thursday
afternoon at ":30 o’clock. The ReV
church officiated, and Miss Willa Mil-
lF-l rendered two very, beautiful solos ,
The floralr~~mtlutesywere many and
beautiful which showed the high es"
teem in which the deceased was h: M
by all who knew him Intermefit fol—
lowed in the family plot in Norwall;
cemetery.
Mr. 7
'l‘ol1572. ,
TO LET—~— 'icelv turnls’ueo room. cen- ' ' .
traily coated. modern improTvel: FOR SALE~H0use with 8 rooms,
e
steam heat and all improvements. Lot
about 97 ’feet front. and 185 feet deep.
Several kinds of fruit on property, No.
43 Winfield Street, East, Nor-walk. A
bargain. For particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Nor-walk
Real Estate. Insurance.
BOXlNG ,NOTES.
Jack Britten, world’s yelterweight
champion, will meet Marty Cross, the
hard hitting East Sider, in the feature
twelverou‘ml hour, at the Armory A.
A.’.““'bf Jersey, City, next Manda)
night.
Chick Sfmler, the trial horse oi the
lightweight division, will attempt to
check Mickey Donley, at the Bayonne
A. A.. Fiftieth street and Boulevard,
Tonight.
GARDNER DEFEATED BY TOLLEY
MUIRFIELD, June 11.——R0bex_‘t A.
Gardner, of Chicago, was defeated for
the British amatéur golf champion.-
ship today, by Cyril Talley, of the 0x.
ford University team, at the ”37th
hole.
splcmé
For This Week
Funeral of Walter Holden.
The funeral of Walter Holden, An»
sonia 13'2”“,er who committed suicide-
nair- '
{land 3121: Ti llgile
13' (C. 3331?:
T€:. 3.5!. “VP-*4. Conn.
3. “338.113
‘Vé’Jropn'd l
'T‘? 09L fad
33f». " :30 o'clock
marrow afternoon in Mountain Grove“
cemetery Bridgeport- Services will
;be held in the Mountain Grove chapel,
The dead man used
to reside in Bridgeport, with his p55
mm; and brother before they moved
to Anaemia. His parents ware haricd
in Mountain Grove cemetery. ' _
Samples of the woodwOrk done in?“3
the pupils of the Namath High school
are on exlfibition at {the school,- bé»
tween three and font a ’cl‘oc'k'
emoon
.l'ames Christiana, 5:
First district announced 3
finer that he} is the pram
baby girl Born at ,
Store, in “(2219015
here.
- _ g3 .
cf BrOoklyn held it;
to Rotor: Point
here Wednesday, will be buried to» .
l .
Vcry Good Quality Highly
wide. $239 yd
me Quality, Light “coloredfi‘
Silk, 36 inches wide
while-rheynast ....s2251.
3 PW, the newest designs
ideal 105 Summer Dresses, 36
gyrido; Specml .- .. $225311
, Navyuweight, “1111528515an
ustthethmgforslnrts,
eswxde.....$2.98yé
c
- coo-u..-
TOR SSALE~Excelsior motorCVcle Has
Bosch
19 Lincoln are»
six
Lug?!“ Surf Saul]: 49 W3: ed. the courtesy for Illinois, it is a»
‘ which there is more
‘lcoNNECTICUT
m mm mm m FOR 21.5.22.
.35.
cal-11.5.2521. 3523235 @3535 Nor'wax . 7.5.5... ”3&5 3Q“ 3"
FOR SERVICEGHT TMRggagEAK RIBA E33113. urrgxalty an M3311 ). mvements. Inquire 7 Growl St- _
SylS NOTA 115% Piano Tuning, Repairing and Pofiwlng '
FOR AmSALE-«03ft ~
A§EREN¥SW P883; ”$148?- My ofler wince“ mg§grw§§2ed 8363;163:334 Satisfiwtion Assured. ,5
SETT; sort. 161335.510 r??? s33.) 311“?” “Charm 1: E33529“: St-
WANTEW—El to;- ~ "ma ’3‘! .
work. Anni ldervgmen Talmnélfit- FOWR. FSALE~%h9€D With 1351325311315
chine Co Davy and Concord Sts. _ Conn. "Phone 4733" PM“
2 THE NORWALK .3me no.
Moog—32322523; 3: “2259'. 0.. scam“ man 2.... . .2... m: .2.
at rogce. .R. Corsergcges 1:15AM V 01F?3’§°F€VP mm R“ 3d near Sfindago Mel: nod Slgi oeé Agmdéggdomlos. »
. ill sell bonito: 111-313} é am 2
quire Steuben NOV-5k 4'5 Railroad «155 Size. 1-33.! Fe an
Dal a
55%.“, nd 8:. So. Nonfialk. com
CURBlNG. tgunman; lawn “roilingcqn first:
wank
class flgyle.m Clar k. 533033?
.WILLiAM J. UNGVARY
Plumbing; Tlnning And Heating,
21 BoutquL, Phony 2338.
WA‘tL PAPER AND PAINT -
The Background of a Ham! Home.
Jars: receiVI'fad rten‘fl thousanm mills
wa. paper. res assigns a coming
with pressed borders You know that
wall paper adVances in price like every-
thing else. But be! ore going some place
else and pay blah prices I wish you would
given on paper and painting.
paper now and Save money“
.A writ? “ET
36 Lowe Street.
1.2339.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
"Salem 959
66 5/5 So. Main St. 51 Osborn Ave.
.89. Ncmélk '
.BayWVel-mc, Mgr.
"ere for Us and We'll Win by You”
a...
DELEGATION
Continued from First page
states have not yet acted upon the
suflrage amendment ,to immediately
call special sessions of their legisla-
lures for the purpose of ratifying sairl
amendment.”
Upon examination of an advance
draft‘of the platform several members
of the Connecticut delegation took ex-
ceplions to the clause quoted. on. the
ground that it. was a reflection on
Governor Holcomb of Connection: and
Governor Clement of Vermont for up-
holdingrthe constitutions of their re-
spectiye states. They went to Mr.
Coolidge during the recess. and‘he
agreed as a matter of interstate cour-
tesy to work in the committees; tor
the elimination or the objectionable
clhuse which was later accomplished
by a close Vote with the rosultjhat
the. platform reported to the conven-
tion and adopted makes no'reterencg
to the governors. but merely express-
es “an earnest hope" that. Republi-
can legislatures which have not yet
ratified suffrage will do in time for
the onfianchisemem oi the women
for the presmenfial election.
Brandegc- Satisfica
Senator Brandegee or Connecticut
one of the irreconcilables in the Sam
ate consideration of the treaty, ex~
pressed satisfaction tonight in the
treatment of the League of Nations is-
Sue in the treaty plank. Ige pointed
out that there is no recommendation
for ratification of the trefi) in any
form and said that he conéidered the
action wisely taken in that it leases
to the lug administration the for-
mation fits own policy on foreign
relations.
‘ .22 Boosters Lose Out.
Boosters or both Virginia
dates for vicevpresident Samuel
Adams and Colonel Henry R. Ander»
son requested Conecticut to yield its
place on the convention roll to them
today, before the state delegates and
granted the favor to Speaker Gillett.
This would have caused no confiiction
between Massachusetts and Virginia.
as the courtesy might have been ex
tended to one state for the presiden-
tial nomination and to anotherfor the
vice-presidential nomination. but the
tact that there are two candidates for
second place from Virginia. put the
elegatlon in the delicate'nogition of
via: to decide between two candi-
dates in neither of whomit has any
particular interest.
Delegates Prefer to Walt
candl-
)3: onecucut are
waiting to See where the presidential
nomination goes before committing
themselves on the Second place ‘in
than the usual
interest this year. There are many
[who feel that Coolidge should name
the Vice-presidency if he does no:
7' land in first place 911 the other hand
it friends of Governor Lowden, Con-
necticut's probable candidate - for
president on {he first ballot, had ask‘
together likely that this state would
have had the preference
l
. Attorney-General ALen of Massa
{2113581215 said today that the plan for
a conference of New England dole
.Lgates in the interests of Coolidge had
incl: been dropped but that the props-si—
l
tion was being deferred tor nresenta-
tion only in the event of a. deadlock,
as it is believed that Coolidges only
échalice for president lies in such a
possibility. The Coolidge followers
alieel certain however Ihat there will» be
4‘3 deadlock in the bgllofinx.
With tho 522551295 of 5 nafior Bow—
man. Ramona stared. this
”adminiatfiteeodicsfihtkeygom
fail: Supply (50.. 108 Water 5t. “£13331“; 7
tool: over my :3th first and save from ‘.
25 to 50 per cent. Estimates cheetiull?
THE NORWALKS' ELECTRIC GO. ,
East NomalK '
FOR 'LOWDEN " ‘ ‘
Norwalk‘~ Hall, 5; Lavery. DZ ' ' W
$131019, 31!); flimsy, 21): Schmidt 55; 'Sh ‘
akes b roadway, lf;- Lewis, ~ . " .
55...; 2.2.3.5.... 0P CUNchmtzBACfi
FBlethelé-gwgygo, 2;» Gieskoff. 1b; 49 Wall Street. .
99 9?. er, as; 'O’Connell, 313;. , ' ' ' .
“culme’p If: Hanna, of; Rapp, rt.- Ha- ,‘NEW and U38! Cm
ven e 2.1) - “”" “W "‘ ‘
i . .
Doc's BODY WASHEC» on ROCKS. » 1'03 SAT-3' A“ KM of Mm'
An Important Showmg.
FOr Every Woman &
Miss who wants lovely
DRESSES
$5 $6 95, $8 95
to $26.95
Succially purchased—Remarkable Values»
—:—Every blessed one of them.
Pretty as can be. modish. finely made-4-
Jast the right dress for this time 0’ your.
1‘.
COTTON VGILES. (MNGEAMS. SATINS.
TAFFETAS. NOVELTIES.
‘ Sale of Coats
Our 51mm Stock of Coats onSale at '
$10.9H12.95——$14.95—$19.95
$7.50 to $10 Waists $5
100 fine Waists. all sizes and
shades. See Window display—very
special $5.00 ‘
WE CLOSE SATURDAYS AT '6_D._ m.
are. aowuno course-r commonl
The team representing the Nor—
walk bowling alleys area precept
very much umet because of the fail. “
ure of the Palace ally team to com
NIIBWALKS Wlll'
PW TflEfiETlll-ILS
One of the hardest and best teams
the “Nor-walks" hare had to compete
with this year will be their opponents.
Sunday afternoon at 3: 30 ocloclr, at
the W'ard street diamond, when the
fast Bethel aggregation appear
against them. '
The Bethel lineup is one of the best
clubbing outfits in Fairfield county.
VV’ith W’argo, one of the hardest hit—
ting backstoiis in Bridgeport; Dyer,
one of the best shortstops that have
pastimed in these parts in some
time: Havenfeliz, who last year pitch-
. A New Line Of
Fancy and Tailored
‘ WAISTS
Rogular $2.98, 52.8., $225-
“ For $1.79.
Eve ryWoman’ s
FASHION SHOP
plete arrangements tor a game to be
played In Norwalk The Palace boys
had about decided to take their beat-
ing this week, but failed to flmsh the
agreements of the match. It is practi-
cally assured now however, that the
match will be rolled next week and
both teams are literally living on the
alleys in their efforts to get into form.
s. D. G. CANDY co. l
Wholesale Confectionery.
and Ice Cream Cones ?
63 083031! AVENUE,
ed theWalnnts, of Bridgepgrlt, through . . . .
one. of the must success 11 seasons 1 ' >m‘ D S M Diei '_ -
they evér had; O’Connell an old Sing- EAST 1‘0an . r. . . z 2
er handcwho can be relied upon to P310110 479—13 -,
give a. battle any old time.
, For the Nor-walks, the lineup will :, . — . . "inns,
bé the saml which has won 33mg. , . E ,
after game 51 year; » *5 7 _' ‘ mam, ENSandEVE - -
W'ith Tommy Lavery, the class} F0 P , ,
pm City boy in the box and Han, SHARP mucus MW
Mall: in theJmMcLoL— 1'3 on .2 fl ; .
the rubber. it looks as if the locals
had a battery that would stop any
thing. no matter how strong
The lineups with which both N01»
walk and Bethe}, are each relying on ‘,
to bring home the bacon, are: ‘
GRADUATION common.
LATIOH ems
The Hamilton
It looks as if the garbage collectors
will have to do the inevitable and be- One Ford tom €31“; 3 13”
MStarTh’es
come geniccces if they‘are to do are 1915; one W 1913‘
work mapped out for them in back or you ford m5 drive, one can»
Stone 5 dry sands atm- . mm: at. m mm: 6 15 MARSHALL ST.-
A dog, large [and probably once?
handsome tiled somewhereaalong thei ,
banks of the river, in back of the ' '
Main street store. and the body may ,
washed on top of: a few projecting . ,
55512..
It is Very hard to get to the 55m: g
herethe dfig'sbo’dylws. 255 Patrol _
“comm“ a: W
Make that}: like It” ”on
I
to the dead animal and fhfin they
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