\‘A‘ A‘: TE D—JUnlm Svcond hand b1-
. . 2,:- lnr 8111; all b0\.’01nch whee.“
wry. vod condition ‘C. . Lezzo. 48
ll =1 mr \ l-Ax Axe. Harbor View
, l:w'*:..r~.:\'nw:1_!k.
l'i TALE HE’LT‘ WANTEDJ~O 101:8-
f; ‘ 0n messes. coincidence on
5 vAAr Sawing: machines Lock woods
.- 9 Wall 5.1.. .‘Jomalk
TE. 1 ~11? F Int-usher. white or- col-
4. Sa oia Restaurant 42 So.
' 035 ON ALL FARM
: l '1‘ WORK. FA.
HDITIDKS
1' 0]) WA
NEED
. ILL TEACH YOU AND “PAY
, on wann- Lemme.
icLun'r'r, PEABODY coo.
. mo.
min! ~---«v- ma)
“24V T ED——S ereral
oocl {1001 molde1s.$teadv work
.1‘ xounu. Open 811011. No labor
uhle. furnex Machine Company.
hu: 1' Conn.
AI’TE rV—Lilmfireu. to work in m-
2 1—2 Franklin Aye" N018
< ~f - ‘——_—,—_—r ' ——--——-——-¢
ANTED—1301 for drug store: must
b: sixtenlrfor ov.91 Aonlv Stillson-
3re1‘. C0:
i U \ IIRX.RiE:\'
Gunvml hnllSP’filfrl-KBX‘ on
C-Dh. Phone 1751.
NTETI—A'ounz Sncdish noman
1.5 nosition as cook or general
reliable. Atmlv
11 93 n. (7011! lident.
E. {at . Sell in
" ANT -._L—\i2. 11 nutchman with
.- (M Annlx to South Norwalk
(t;— Dn’ns (.30.. corner.
...
(men. 30111911) 18
PL. F" a .lail Senior.
Emmirrmions July-A112—
unnecessary. For
“lite J. L6 on 1rd
Sag-8 3pm P‘snminpr)
. \\ ashinztbn.
' all? m gentleman agent
' Nor‘u ilk lm' \Vaikinf
lucts. Knonn Ev en wheré.
finite \\ 81ka cém1)w..
l‘l. 11111.1
(11's on ladies‘ coats
‘ 7, our. 44 hours a
l,1,.:c.l. Cloak
CO 1” 5
'V"-l<'1“ED—‘. 0.1122124. to act as sales
Smmford Conn.“
I:l-.~ in lnmsefuxnishing store. no
'(‘X'w-rienca nvce‘ssurx. 200d mlary 10
'stazt. glv'l working hours. Apply Ge-
)uAlm‘s Housefurnishing ‘ Store. 25
Via. hi1 'r‘nn ‘SI. $011111 Norwalk.
_\\ ANTED —-( urnnnter vents work by
(J 1. m; (tsniracl: cm also do maint-
- in. 91131810 Carol'ntei (are Sentinel
554‘ .'
BUSHIESS HOTI338
fon;,i: A.
I Aurto and Carriage Body Building 8.13}
7 ter St corner
. 83111.31 gSL.“:DDosnem "arshiields.
' , MONEY TOL —3-'i11 168.11 52500
CAN.
gllso 3526 .LOOO ornit efirst mgfitzgzgcrfg
S e
Scion. e1301:3463. Srouth Norwalk.
Piano Tuning, Repairing and Painting
Satisfaction Assuréd.
VWmels mmmsw
Phone 2371.
Flinn
. HE NORWALKRgFING co.
Art Craft Roofs
Asphalt Shingles. American or French
had" (1 .over'o old w shingles.
Slate Gravel. Felt and Tin Roots re-
55 Water St. , LSo. Nor-walk. Conn.
CURBIN meters. 111:.”
1cgetét§z::‘ office mvis'lith $65}:
C a S k; -
{walks Suytm‘iy 00.0103 Water St. Phone
. naixéd and n
WlLLIAM J. UNGVARY
Plumbing. “firming And Heating.
21. Bo'utdn'St. Ph’o’no’ 2389
WALL PAPER AND PAINT
The Background of”: Happy'h‘
“lust received ten thousand ro.ls of
3811 paper. Latest designs and coloring
with pressed borders. You know that
vall paper ad" ances in price like exery~
thing else. 13111 before going some place
else and my high prices I wish you would
look ex or my stock first
25 to 50 per cenL Estimates cheerfully
given on paper and painting. Paint and
paper now and saxe money.
ALEXANDER WHITE
35 Lowe Street. Tel. 2139.
THE NORWALKS'VE‘LECTR‘IC co.
eccc'rmcnu conrn‘mrone
Telephone 959
as I/2 ecu—Main 5t. 51 0mm mm:
So. Norwalk East flux-walk
Ray Wdfine, Mgr.
~Tr.D~-(.1rl as cook" or general
‘ ' 58 \X 651 Ave. Nor-we! 11..
and halo
lair
hird
L'uitilns:
Lillx Nichols.
‘ .dlisdc Nl‘idlulll. 5
*3: :‘k Hollis 10 8111.10
- .8 l’ubli Scwance 8 n. m
.‘Iiointmcnt 0111.1.
.112
i' —-—F‘.tmori9n(‘od
' and Iellurs: ewex'ienctl'
Spew 1al \ok(.1 Glut-it an
Inc. «50 Norualk.
LOST.
3 HST—0n “1.8:
[11’0ng - {Gr :1
l-‘mda‘r. please
Nst' Store.
sleeve in:
':z' n
'Allzodx
av 911110, a mouth-
musical instrument
return, to Lea‘g s
'i lmok 30. 24
Lz'nalk Sminss B‘
han‘n {in
on the
ank. Find—
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11:11:11
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crepe-rs (2mm
It is our business to Clean
Carpets andargs», and by hand
process to restore. the colors.
Goods called for and delivered.
Connecticut Carpet
Cleaning Co.
Geo. S. Wyman, Manager
71 Cedar St} Phone 969
To LET"
FOR .RENT44STORAGE‘ 8914108:
household furniture. Separate-rooms.
Semi-fire proof building; Hubbell Coal
& S: orage Co., Inc” Sagatuck, Conn.
Tel. Westport. 296.
T LET—Garage {01 storing furniture
015011 713. South Norwalk Postoflice.
To LET—A2 connectinz furnished
1001118 \xith 38hr suitable for lien:
housekevninz. $4 1191 wee 21 41-2281
Age _._. near East \‘orwalk depot. T51.
‘ -5.
noclzpirnce, on Friday
l;(lf<T-—Fox lur
July 16. left in jitney. Re-
turn lC Necknlce care Seminal.
ORDER OF NOTICE
‘. rmiic‘u Exam \5. (181129 Eran
H. Satire
_ >1 ...-1 ol FonnsAc imit. Fui. vield l min
‘2‘». Suz-erior Court. {-8.13ridizénort.
: 1‘. A fl. 1921.
. ll: (2 (onmlaint of the said
,. h m maxing. for Kansans
nt minnr children ratumahla
. . SH: torth tor :1 di‘o'ce and
n 1h Sunerim Court in and for Fair-
3151.1 1 mm c. on the Tue'sday‘of ISent.
I n
t' :11 (Faring to and being found by
. l"' "l.
)Fm'ibinE aufimritv that Hm.
cam-lam. is absent from this
id 20119 to parts unknown.
. . fa. Ordered that notice of
,=-1~A'1dsf11m of said complaint el
-." «n publishing this order in t e
.2 . .: Sentinel. a new-sooner. unnfed,
» . m horwzdlc 001111-. commencinz
l; before the 30th (1211 of July A.
VF.
'Mll-‘HAEL J.- FLAI‘AGAN.
.1 Clerk Hi the Smwrior (30th for
1.1;rfield Counts.
muslin SAID WILSON
WANTED WAR.
Rl. TX Jul} 1.“ (Associated Press)
.uvxmr'ljmperor “’illiam, it was
.oalwl today, wrote the following
..- 113‘. note on an oflical document
in the winter of 1916-17:
“An (end must be made once for all
magntiations with America. if
Wilma wants .war he can have it."
The mom is quoted in the report 01'
a (-mnmittee which has been invpsti.
calm? the 'éfl'orts ofrvPl‘esidetll’.‘ Wilson
in Orin: peace in Elrope before the
United States entered the war.
in
SAYS COA‘L MINERS
CANNOT LlVE
.SCRANTON, Pa. July 19 .—~Arguing
for the mim xxorkers before the an-'
iliraczte mine commission here today.
Plx: -llip Murray vice president of the
union. declared that the operators
had made "the amazing statement
firm a mine worker can live and sup«
part a lamily on American standards
on a cage 01' $3. :.4 per day."
}'I-:* deglared the workers were not
now rw' 9111112 21 lifing wage and that
T0 LETmStore lamp we'll blighted,
with large C(Allar underneath at. 2" 1
“ashinmon street Inquire 64 S0.
Main St.. Tel. 60. r. ,
<le
.3... M. Laytonéfq‘: Co:
(Incorporatedar
I RAILROAD AVENU I.
SOUTH NonALK.
.. q .n '4.
M. &' 3. AUTO EXCHANGE,
NORWALK, CONN.
'Listyonrcarwithus; We'wllll
par of any “make see us.
, Tel. 2584; 42» came 8:.
Tel; 2179,12. Chestnut 11m Age;
STATE K. OF 0;"0FFIOERS MEET
Want National Offices, Of Organizing
tion In New Haven.
State olficers and dish-mt deputies.
of the Knights of Columbus 11
com ention at the Hotel Garde. New
Haw en, yesterday. with State Deputy.
John Callahan of Wlord m the
chair, and John Phillips of Harthrd
acting as secretary Thirty—eight of—
finer-s and deputies were in attendance
and: display ed considerable enthusiasm
in planning work for me new year.
which started on July 1.1t was de-
:1 11131111111113 of $6 per day would be
reasonable- and conservative.
Thvle can be no real industrial
109 up ;; 1,8ccele-rnlexl prodhction in the
. an brat-ire industiy until the: United
Mm» Workers of America are girie
a full and consulate recogniuon
111110“ .1. 'he added,
LONDON, July 13. (By Asabclm
I‘ll-s>!-—~Tlie British Gore rument to—
(in recs-lied a note item the Soviet
'n‘em stating thai Russia was
.~ («.9 peace with Poland;
if l P0118821! for an armiétiée and peace
sidr- ration by the British. on 31.. I
next July convention and the district
this end. .
oluhons which, it is hoped. will
Céiiildera.
for a ham
Connecticut . :1)
selves as in fax-or of finding am
to agree to an armistice andi hammers in this city when? the
' A organizafion was founded a Eel: 8
inc not was in refill? to the Bide. ' ’ '
‘ aheai
and save from.
finer soldier
titled to start a lively campaign to .
increase the memhersh‘i‘p before the
”orifice Were gleen' 111511118qu to
The delegates to the naii'ana‘l con».
.3911th were instructed to ofier re8—
(fist 01%:
{double the entire 28215841881
reasonable. 4 Rowans
FOR SALE—.4917 FgrdgT urinLin
condition. 52" Zerlinder row
boa: motor: 4 pen ”(tokens and 1 tom
turke EV. N. M Kendry.
259-12. West Norwalk. Conn. ~
FOR? SALE—~22-foot round bottom
niéasure launch. Dowered 311.11 8-
horse c_.\ linder motor and reverse
All in 14-1 hocondiijéaiu. Goods 1211
to anybfiiy who 11:
891138“ 3 Day St. So: Korean '5
FOR SALE —Cabinmo for. boat: 3.9-
foot long 12-h. p. Bridgeport engine
4)
Exerr thing in first
class order. Sweet. 63 Staring 5...:
South Vorwalk onn
FOR SALE—S ix—room house. all im—
provements: manually localetl: RC 0.
Box 314. South Norwalk. .
tom iow- -boat.E
F0 R SALE— f4 brand new Sfle. wor .h
3360'101' $213.? See this safe at
Donnell}? 8 Sta ion-en— Store.
FOB. REST—A lew nicelv furnished
rooms_101- hausekeeninz. lmoroxe
men: s. niceon location and all cameo-
:ences derml onnornmiw 10
reliable narénx. Anclv 1mmcd‘1tclr 25
Monroe stret Tel. 222:.
FOR S ALE—4920 (”hey mint.
reasonable C. B. Care Sendne
‘ :’1 Ace
l.
Eggnif’tfifiifé’a‘fi? n. boznezgereg. back him up
A ' . " 1 “b.1118 -
3(wizv “an :ixeoroom cottage with 1 The box 5913.191108st
Zn- 5A 590: One one motorcycle. ' -
M5 lnuuire ofG. H Bennett. 5 “cod 33’ T 23 9° 8 e
fiidoa ‘ enue East \‘ozwalk. Call am Evereit,.2b ......... 3 0 0 5 1 1
Ln-aier5PoM Ireland, 55 . ......... 2-9 0 3 3 9
FOR SALE—One two ton Rec truck Fallen. rt“ .......... 3 0 0 0 0 1
in first class condition. One ton McSallv. 3b ........ 2 0 O 1 1 0
3nd half Ma xwell truck. run less than L 14.1510? (2 a 0 0' 1 1 .3
000 miles. a harmin One mi'th ‘ “ ‘ """" g .
F'mm a truck attachment with body Lawson, 1“ --------- ~ 0 0 1 2 9
1918 cheap. Two F0 comma-rel?! Land}: 111 ..v ....... 2 0 1 4 1 0
cars Riccio Bros Garage.- 13 Wood- Day of 1 o o 0 o o
ward Are. Phone 467 " .‘ """"""" ' '
McG-uinness. p . .1 0 0 £3 1 (1
FQPnStérLEa: E—gabbaéil? Ulams Bes‘; ——————
'1 r 10 19 w - .
stockv. 50c oer blindrwflfiw oer Totals ...... ." .1. .18 fl 1 15 10 2
”In? 8and. Bliteficld Farm Wolmi 501 TJPORT-
kill-1 Bond Norwalk.Tel.1.148 ab 1- I! no a (5
Hawkins cf ........ 2 0 0 (1 0 (l
. ‘FAJR SALE—Motor boat. 24—h. k ’ 48
motor: boat in fine canditiorlzgzmiug 39"“ 2b """""""" 2 0 1 '3 2 a
overhauled and newh' calmed. C BAMumhy, 3b . .2! O 0 2 0 0
$11122” Ragga}; (RI-19:33:18; Heb?! Polly. c ............ 2 0 1 5 1 0
V'io'n Beach. So Nonxallt. ‘ ar 9r Eggeyv 1b ' “i (1) 2 5- “ 0
- 1 . p ............ n 0 2 1
FOR SALE——“ all cases. One 8m
rfeet lone. the other 8 feet lonzk Also J ‘t'heflfirn. :5 """ i, g 0 1 2 0
1-- -hn. air bump. A. mine~ 72 . North ' ' um I" z- """" O 0 O 0
Main street. South Norwalk. M01713. If ----------- 3 0 1 1 0 1
FOR SALE»? n- - “"'""‘"
shall SI. smégzlsg {(‘n- xiii-fin linealkgr Totals """""" 16 1 5*” 7 2
sm’mze. T'o let zarazn on 19 Union ‘Infield fly out
§FZIr3Ti1ke Catch & Bailey Co" Scull: SCORE BY INNINGS
0 “a 01m . Nationals ................. not) 00M
FOR -n%§\1{§;)—?&e sgyenh roam £35335“? Sagihport i3 ............... 009 001*!
$3. . m m oases a! ' r8! on ans—Off Mills. 1: of! Mc-
one tw 1118
also tigenrv—szii‘rngooaalrl'mSS $33223; Guinness. 1' 8.3m”: out-—By McCain-
huildinz. 36000 1wenty five feet from “955' 31 by M1135. 4n Sacrifice hits——
Inuuire 19 Dar Sc. south Nonr‘alk. MrSally. Day, Mills: Left on 118888—-
FOR SALE On Hilzhand a? e. Nationals, 4; 502111118011, 2. Double
ml.lmuse 6 rooms: tire nlacesteilliie 9133'5‘45‘9'3313 3-“ Landy; Lawson to
chfglfnn hoaxilsekmdss 08f fruit: hams: Everett: Ireland. unassisted. Hit by
On Flaxhill Road (near school) a pitcher—Ireland. Stolen ”RSPBWk'
very finer nliece of land abnu: macros:
q‘el Oral and shade trees- price
$1. 6“). "dustt be sold ' -
ticul are ’ at. once. For bar
Ask 381111 T Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk. -
' Bed Estate, W
STREET FIGHTS
IN CORK AFTER
ABY ONETING
(Continued from First page)
The 111:1: of ciivlians from 12101313-.
cipal Street's 335 followed by the \el-
untetrs, 3110 warned the people to lie
(10‘3‘11 while the xoluntcer guard:
watched the movements of the armor—
ed cars, ’
Most of the casualiles occurred in
the northern part of the city, where
Ill? infirniary staff dealt with the
mo:t sezious cases retaining the
worst and scnding the other wounded
home after giving them treatment.
After midnight the streets were
comparatively quiet. with the military
"a'rolling than There was occasion
.1] firin: up till 2 ecleck this morninz
howex er. the patrols once in a while
letting go a volley.
Street fighting and shooting started
358terdav by (xcitement over a mur-
war in Belfast continued early today
There were some casualties and
.many persons, including women, were
' wounded.
., Armored cars and lorries filled with
' soldiers were called from
seilit‘ for you. If you want. a"
the bar»
racks and stafioned at various points
. The trouble started when reports
were received that-John Burke,~a~ for-
lw-rl been killedhy the
military in Belfast 1
.f He was emplo: (:r‘. in a local chaini-
écal 'works in the wall. above the spot
where he died'the {01531113 was writ-
-__1 ten: “R. I. P. Ki‘lledilay the military
, of the Staflord‘Regimenc”
The excitement was increased when
fourteen anned men forced their way
afraid to shoot: with effect.
the victim:
pare." _
Mereupon three shots were liked.
FOR Shun—1920 Chegmiét. Pride
el- to Fairlield, yesterday.
witlr clutch with new 16-1061 flat bot 5““
into the Cork Country Club and killed
Cpmmisjsioner Smyth of the Royal
Irish Constabulary. a one-81311941 rei-
emu, who 32in credited with having
ordered the police in Inland not to be
On entering the slacking room of
the club. one-of the assassins saidio
”‘W ere not your orders to shed: .at
sight? Well}: “yon are in sight. Sdpté—
NATlOfiALS LOSE
TO WUTHPOBT
Rain Stops Game in Sixth—itching
and Lawfion’s Playing Feature,
Vananals journeyed
The feet going and 91%“ the
hard hitting southport team e Ne
tionals, not haying a chance to show
their skill, were defeated bythe score
of m. The locals were just rounding
into form when the- storm broke out.
mus held the Nationals hitless nail
the fifth, when Land! singled. it
must be remembered
e betwaen these two teams, the
Nationals sewed but one. run and that
was in the fourth The game was at-
tended by a large crowd.
‘ Ireland and Law son’s fiddling feat,
ured Rounds of applause greeted
Ireland He made one grand one-
hand catch of a liner at short andran
to touch third base to double up
Brotherton It ha; pened like a dash.
In the fourth Bock got a. hit: Murphy
sent a line drive to Lawson and he
made a running catch and doubled
Bock 01! first.
Next Sunday H e Nationals. will
play the undefeated K of C. [33831.81
the Baxter gmun<l.~. MeGulnness will
be on the mound and A Tarlov will
first on errors—Nationals. 2:
_ South-
port. 2. Passed hall—MeGninness.
EI'mpiz'csl—«Sniith and Porter. Scorer
i—uHcchandy. Time—30 minutes.
:HP'roN W113. ;_.
ous'r BURTON
.AS SKIPPER
(Continued fro om Paze One;
Sham-rock. Gym: members 1:113; Elk
perstitious tendencies believe a wo-
man should not sail on 8 Cup mcinz
yacht. ‘
Sir Thomas and'his friends have
Confidence in the ability of the chal-
lenger to defeat Resolute. They 538‘.
that with a stout: 'wind. Shamrock
should Show her heels to Resolute.
which may have trouble with her top
hamper and rigging in heavv weather,
and that in light airs in which the de-
fender shows to best adxtanage the
Resolute cannot complete the course
wihin the time limit of six hours.
The mainsai-l of the Resolute has
been recur. It was. a new sail ' and
showed signs of stretching after the
wetting in last Thursdays 8min squall
The stay sail of 5118ka has also
been recut. 3'}.
The race omorrow Will be 0888 a
hitry—Inile triangular course. ten mil-
es to a leg. Saturdays triangular can?
test having been called: Maum the
8100p: could no finish the rules prid-
wade that the race should be reuiled
on‘themex; succeeding ram: a' *‘
on'SAN’D‘i moxx .A . 1,1111? iii—o
Captain ‘Wiiham P. Burton will be giv-
:en another chance at the wheel of
Shainrock XV.
Sir Thomas 1.5an would not say
this afternoon what developments
race with Resolute. nor would be my
But he and his advisers had virtually
decided to remove Captain Burton
mm the tiller of the Challenger 81‘1"
Saturday 8 contest. in which Captain
Burton‘s handling of the Lipton craft
had been severely criticised.
, Sir Thomas was somewhat perturb
$18111. for supphnting Captain Bur-
{6180mm 1 undemand, ” he said/241-
gtgfithatl cannotnsn'r and gout-8:9,!
will not talk about it.”
the Victoria today that 0mm
_. we»...
that if had been granted. '-
Sir Thoma: showed Malay adie-
Agra!!! 1mm: King Alfonso 08.8%
which read:
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ialso are under can: id: 1 1!: 3,1111 Yacht:-
men Wufldeff’i whether \lrs. Bulimi-
would continue as timwkmpey 01' {lac
might be expected after tomomfis '
fed when he read in the newspapers 0! 1
Captain Burton will be at the wheel ‘
It was “mgma'fl- belief almondi
had asked' tor another chance,- and '
Haven, and goes on the retired list
or the Connecticut National Guard
with the rank of captain.
that the loci N
Herbert F. 03,5er of \‘ew Have en, ex‘
Hm July
been issued train the 146:1;th-
are 05588 11118881.; troops A and B.‘
cavalry: Connecticut National Guard.
tonaceidtp Ganglion”. Alas. , Maids
Aug. 1.2;):- a two-weeks’ cam of fn— :lgm‘u‘ ‘3“ y 3“?
~' StructIm‘and to return at such time
- . my’shail insure 811188! at home sta—
‘ lions 0n the fifteenth.
smith is designated (3 transportation
nutter. ‘
Fourth Lieutenant Edward AL Fox
1-,; Wroclaw tram the Second Com
WY
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represent the plaintfis.
h—I-
dirocm or Connemara»:
Foo Labor to discuss pol
t Guard New tical matters, the Labor Party,
presidential nominees may be held in
August at a sham resort
{according to plans on foot. hi k
nite rogram ma be ready 1: s wee
FUR ovemc rum ATTACHED. mg; n, ”099%,,“ by among The
idea is to have a separate gathering
Constable Bryan Silk attached the for political disco .slon,
property on East. avenue belonging to We
upon “later 3333', With is
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