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9 {511- 11g Room ,
TRISTRAM SHOE 00:
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to work all day.
at walk.
s old. Apply ' ' , "
”A; 117011 SALE-41920 Harley Davidson
mulwoiderers. girls
‘lée r stitching on in-
! ouis Greenberg
Place E. N.
_ _._.____*__
min cannble of talc—1
repair work.
1.1] salary expected.
v'l'mol.
:11 stock roOm, steady
Z‘t
Neptune Hardware
East Norwalk, Ct.
.1112 may with knowl-
wing and sténogra—
1111821 ..mand6p.°ln
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f; ’1
Retail Coal Co., me."
5:01 Walk. . i .
~——1
:m rook. Apply Hotel .
[01 drug store, must
0\'.€I‘
Apply Stimson-
.aninc man wanted who
i
11‘
.‘ill(
(-stilnate, and hang
stating details Of ‘ex—
1 salary wanted. The
"0,. New Haven. Conn.
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'lxllquile 1 State St. or Hait-
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ms with gas
4 rooms anti
FOR“ - SALE~Residencc.
, and,
all complete for light
quire 48 South Main
FOR SALE—1918 Ford touring xvi h
winter. top. Like new 3350. ’ is
‘irora touring $325. '
about 3235.191!) Ford
$2290
, runqbo
- Phone evenings 21613-2 Nor
motorcycle , and side- car good mam
chanical condition. resonable to quick“
buyer. Apply 147 South Main 8th
FOR SALE—«3 Ladies
particulars, call 2012.
Suits. Fjor
uptodat’e,
best location, large lawn. newly pa-
pered and varnished, a bargain. P.‘
_O. Box 73 Norwalk. ' \ '
F0111 SALE—~Horse, 'w‘ag’on and bar;
LOST
(Q’—
LOST—A K. of C. watch charm. a
suitable rev. 'ar‘d if returned to John
F. McMahon, West Ave.
LOST—«Savings PasSbook, 2463. Re-
turn to Central Trust Company.
BUSINESS NOTIOEB
.. SHUFEQT’S GARAGE
If your engine loses compreésion or
leaks oil install a Set of Gill Piston
Rings. Guaranteed to remedy trouble
We stock a full line for pleasure cars,
trucks or tractors.
East Norwalk. Telephone 1633-3.
“Ask the Man I Worked for"
House Bwiring, and motor work
KREYNO 01.138
47 SecondB Street, East Norwalk
PHONE 163
4
~£
3 part
, house
\‘T—Storage Space,
i.1rniture.
.1roof buildingp
house-
Sep 8 ate rooms.
Co.. ”Inc, Saugatuck. Conn
296.
We issue nego-
receipts. *
ubbell Coal‘
)
n1
. ,9;
‘ii RADIATORS
‘: 1.00 and Up. ‘
and
Sheet,
Exchange
Phone 954
Radiator Repair 9
Automobile
Nor-Walk- Conn
cAR owns-{is NOTICE
Automobile Electric Systems over-
hauled and repaired. Startin nfrv lighting
Tops $18 to $20. Phone 902, So. Main
St.. opposite Wilson‘s Hat Shop So.
. Norwalk, Conn. _
Nagy Bros. Local and long distance
trucking of rail "kin'ds. Daily tri s to
Ne York. Address 71 Cedar s eet
Phpné 312.. . .
CARRIGAN &.‘ FLYNN, local and 1011!
, distance trucking of all kinds
Oflice Leary & 00., Phone 1577. House
phone 363.
x1. .tk‘: .
1: Poultry Market
1:. u nu'xnn AVENUE
1-.
i
EV'CIAL
: in
l
i'll u
min pullets and roost 2
1-1111 other good breeds ,
: reasonable prices.
In. l .APIN, Prop.
‘wmnbile will call ‘nt your" *’
killed and dressed free.
Hiono 975.
FOR TODAY _-
......... 28c lb
st received a high“
(11 Plymouth Rock;
10 Island Red, and
3 THATGHER FURNACES—Agent for
the famous Thatcher Pipeless Fur»
- nhce. If you are re’ady ‘to iiurchase a
’ one-pipe heater see me before making
you]~ selection. Price reasonable
View AVRIL, one 39
Ford Cylinders Rebbred $10.00
“ [Scored cylinders Repaired.
' 30lcho§thut 8t. .1 Those 91’:
7‘ south ‘
1
got
. *Eldctl'lc Al._
\ E 9'an got one pail
hands but electiicny 1
SP\(‘l‘
mdm in the house
make
~.i,._
old
"“1119-
he
’ "l
I i
\. w
. i172lr-1nefit‘ by .J
ver‘
lee
Inllcus sEn‘TE‘K 1
several . pairs ' of ,
a]. It helps iuj
s it, more com-
0111‘ .electrical '
helps belong :in
This shop
latest domestic _
h
icas‘
March 3.43:1?
Is 1- ity. and
ritdin. Wél‘e
'\' in
:v'im'
" (ll. the
"’ i'ompauy” .
‘ 'N- _ to six ye'arn
‘ ' hunk. Hedl‘eygfi
’l'niied
'l sr-nt to '
, :i
cars for hire, day or nfglit.
_Dodge and Buick Service
2 North Main St. Phone 94
lie,
Phone 13133.3,
Norm Storage Warcliouse
8 Elliot: sti-ée‘t. South Norwafll. 6min
w .
: extradition and will voluntarily re-‘
' turn to Bridgeport to race trio! fol“
Inessp 13. Ely Ave.
F2§3AL3731 . fir“ Emafiamggllto am
Marsha street. he Estella:
Bailey
‘ ‘tectiVe bureau. was notified last night
' lice as he stepped from a train yes-
‘bride and the wife of his victim, Mrs
~ Bessie Plotkin.
- said to have given a worthless check
and ignition a specialty,C Vaugutu, m Mondn‘w morning when 'he left in
, Rear of Webb Bros, 80. M t, company with his» wife and Ma's.
phone 902- Plotkin. l‘iotkin s suspicions as to the
, . f H c transaction and Keald' s
A MAIER S—Auto Tops Curtains. ‘,‘”d§’ in”; Mm to lodge a com
CUShiODS. and Upholstering. FOrd cw“ C
plaini with Laptain Regan. Subse-
- Service protgpt. fitephen Miller. All .
N'Em ’ GE chase the property.
‘ KE ICKSGARA The former site at 2 Washington
f 07133638 Ram on all m streew consisting of the old Cunning-
’ Of 0m hain home together with the lot on
‘ streets. was sold recently to John N.
FRATINA 3; CUTRONE, PROPS. ’
. ‘ day cVening. max-ch sun by the build-
ing coulmittee. which was composed.
‘Aoquand‘ed with a Fs‘i‘i‘i-
field (3mm Uxtm
Arrost' in Chicago ‘ '
BRIDGEPORT March 3 ~~John
Heald. accused swindler, has waived.
obtaining money under false pre-
tenses He is held in Chicago for the
local police. who ‘vvant the man for
perpetratlng an alleged $2,500- swin-
die on Benjamin E. Piotkin. a Fair-
deld contractor. Detective Seargeant
John Curry left this noon for Chica~
go, and is expected to return in time
Heald in the city court:
Sdturdh-y morning
captain John H. Regan of the de—~
of Heaid s arrest by the Chicago po-
terday afternoon He is said to be ac—'
companied by his two weeks' old
The arrest was made
at the instigation of Captain Regan
fol-lowing an investigation into the
man’s activities while in Bridgeport.
Although in Bridgeport only a
week Heald succeeded in floating an
dilated bogus transaction with Plot—
kin. who is said to be a relative of
his young “lie. The transaction aims
in the form of a mortgage deal that
involved $15. 000 and a cash stipend
of $2 500 that Plotkin paid to Heald
as .f‘ guaranty , .Xs his share. Heald is
for $7 000 drawn On a Nevada. bank.
He‘ is bellev ed to hzuc come to
leidgeport flom Waterbury. where he
is said to lune _murricd his wife. a 19
\ear old girl less than two weeks ago.
He stopped at a hotel in this city luf-
quont investigation led to his appre—
hcnsion scstcrday in Chicago.
0
H933“ who is said to b6 around 45
years of age. while in Bridgcport
Based as a wealthy western .mining
m‘an . He was’ well' supplied with
moan and attracted more than casu»
al attention because of his prosperous
uppeaiunce and his sportivv dcbon-
all C manner.
BUTLER LODGE
SECURES *SITE
FOR BUILDING
Continued from First Page
‘79—;
the building commiuée, * of which“
Robert Acton is chairman. to pur-
the corner of Spring‘and Washington
Tiittle. the fiurchase price being ap-
proximately 311 000.1‘ho site was
purchased about five years ago by the
"lod‘ge. but the advent of the war and
the ‘increase of building _mnterlals.
tbpbc‘d all plans or the lodge to build
jtli'ere. The snot-wan not one on which
it ‘was decided advisalile to build.
dither. which also .wafi taken into cont
sidefafiou.
A report of the punchase of the lot
1 and building. on South ”Maln street,
ms“ lodge. which. will be on Wednes-
or temmegnliers. and which worked in
conjunction with the trustees.
. Local contractors will be
oitoil um
~,
1 these excellent specimens.
CHANGE muons
Washington street
- Aucylon EVEaY‘ :rUEoo‘Aw _
1 I have a fltte lot of (55) horses to be
J sold for the high dollar:
You,1M1-. Farmer, Willi findwhat you
. need for your spring work- among
' SOUTH momma; summit» m
Some local architeCt. it‘lfl—bblleved.
The
d’épth a.
services at Ifie'mve.
wattle Julie. Luce Harris,
scams 3’. Hit-fix, were :held at 7: 30
funeral
street Rev. John 3.51.1“er officiating.
The remains were shipped this morn.-
ing to Somers, (31mm. for interment
lihm Sherwood were held, this after;
,‘tioo for minesspeiéiflc filament.
most of defendant’s motion to nep‘
irate. Bond for prosecution. C C
Housman to: plaintfil! in?! Cummings
; ’& Lockwood tor defendant. “
;“ Isaac Chum vs. D11rmll,Gregory
4% Company. et a]. Motion to set aside
‘ verdi”. Plaintifl's motion to set aside
dudrurut d! nonlsuit on so count
Econ: & Condos for plain 3nd
Slade. Slade ‘&' Slode for defendant.
Charles H. Bitch vs. Barry “B- Mo“
Icy. Demurrer to plea in abatement.
Light '82. Limit” plaintii!_ and David
E. Fitzgerald, Spec.
7 August Yonkeo vs. Helen Yun'kes.
‘ Answer or order transgerring case to
uncontested list. Edward 0. Jansen
l'or pluintiir and Keogh & Candee for
m; ‘12! Mrs. W
The luner'ai W! to:- the late
Widow of
o'clock last night at D. W. Raymond's
parlour West Washi on
Funeral of Mr. Sherwood
Funeral services for the late Wil-
Norwalk cemetery.
‘tiiis- attei-ndon at 2: 30 o'clock frdm
1Whitflesey will be held at 2: 30 o’clock
who had i
will be. made. to the next meeting :8:
vefi; a.
chance ’to bid on any. new .building.
which may be voted: necessary by the:
lodge; and plans will‘olSo be let to
' ., dour“- containlngiu.msiofityfl
finite has. a frontage on
south I'niu street for 45 1,; feet and a»
in: i" "t‘ The present plans
being disciitisetl cs‘l for moving the;
kins officiating The interment was in
Funerd‘m Mrs Wax-(loud! ,
The tuners: of Mrs. Jade M Ward-
‘well. or Livingston street, was held
the late home, Rev John J. Snav'ely
oflicioting. The interment was in
Norwalk cemetery
w-..
Nil-s. Min-y Il- “'hittlcsk‘). ,
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Louise
tomorrow afternoon from the late
liome at 43 France street. Revs. “Ia-
max- and Harris will omciate.’ Inter-
men! will be in Rixerside cemetery.
Weailiorr‘Fomast
For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
and much comer tonight: Prim fair
and colder #199911 and strong west and
northWest Winds. The storm which
was central over ['poer Michigan yes-
terday morning is now. passing out tige-
St. Lawrence Valley. It has caused
general rains during the last twenty-
four hours from Illinois eastward to
Maine. It is followed by an extended
area. of high pressure which is ‘pro-
ducing nleaslnt weather in the west—
ern and central districts. A decided
fall in temperiture has \ocf‘ugred in
the U r M ippi u o
northefxyepor‘iim the Lakc region
Zero temneratures were reported
from Minneldta.
M
WILLIAm'; RESIGNS
CURRENCY CONTRQL
Continued from First Page
nrcy in a Wav which has re—
doundr d not' only to the credit of this
Adnuilistrntion but to the material
benefit of the financial lute-resist)! the
country ”
The I ”side-m was writing in reply
to a letter from Mr \Villiai’ns rm F‘e h-
.um-y :-.s it odor-ing- his rési’énntion ef—
ecthc tonight and in which he took
a parting shot at some of his critics
in Congress The retiring Comptrol-
ler charged that "certain Senators"
he power to bring his llcm~
lnation beforc the Senate had "dodged
and mailed iznnminionsly."
Mr \‘1‘ illiams also Wrote that since
"the expressed oppmiitio'n” to his con—
firmafion and 111an hearings be-
fore two Senate banking committees
virtually had put him “by implica-
tion" under charges he hid felt that
he was "entitled to a verdict." ,
"I have urged and mended in vain."
he said "for discussion in the op‘én
Senate or executive 'sésslon. of any ob-
jection in my collar-motion. My in»
formation it that Seminar Helm of
Connecticut. chairman of the Bailin-
lng and C 3* life, ret’d’sed
to report‘my‘case muse he promised;
u. certain partition politicnin. not in
thh Cu;
,,
not’ré'pdrb it. ‘ ,
"U'nférfimately I will: compelled to
out 1:1 the / of rum lit-stings an
[mm seriously involving the vera-
city of the man whose flavor Senator
fiéfieifi sought to obtain at the cost
offiifsfl'ceafid Wfatr dealing I km in..-
formed. llowe'éer. that the person to
Whomficwpi-ojriise was made recently”-
consented t5 release Smator McLean
immune obligations referree to. but
the senator refuse until to subliiit tn'e
dmttér of my. confirmmion to 3. Ben.
f his own
my
"He had prohibit.» learned that a
considerable: suimoer or fair
mommy's-endow h‘ad- been disco-
frame build‘irt.
1 site. buck. ‘and "
? building in from
That Sandy Scratchy
" be added to thl";
.- feeling in your eyes can be cured
“1 by wearing THAMER’S glasses.
a‘fiirtnzmnt "mil-poses.
Z‘di'origiepurpose
”(KIWI-“3K BOWLERS DEFEATED.
unidemble skill
new occupying. the?
erection of a. new
.gxe Mbuilding to
3"?“ frontage will
probably Mira. sigma JIM “some. ..and
the old building. may be used for.
- the @31an in the committ. I J. Pershing.
Wm that this!
and
mental calibre to “omit the dim”
and dignity of his office and that me other
‘lm’rther Anson cements regardingnm
definite plains of the lodge for its nev?
1. Rollie. will he announced from'tttne to
-‘ 3 .“time, by the press co’lnmittce appoint-
roviux' the rank
cosine—mud “ms fiétfy
would have voted to
noon a’t 2:30 o'élook from D. W. Ray— defendant. . . . _
mond s funeral parlors, West Wash- Eugene J Vanlsess vs. William
ington street; Rev George B. Tomp- Henri: Murray. Foreclosure. Lights
Light ‘ to: plaifittfi.
Judgment for want of; answer.
eph ‘R. Taylor and
plaintiff and Light & Lixbt for
fondant.
1):.“ enport.
damages.
and A A. Goldner for defendant.
Connecticut, Company.
defendant’s motion to expungc. De-
fendant's motion to expunge.
8: Quinlan for plaintiff and S.
> H. Vosburgh for plaintiff.
meuiber or the Senate that he would."
minded
injustice. of his
politics. arid
Elias K. ”White vs.VMsry E. ‘Lilly.
Jos- ‘
Leo Davis for"
de-
{osep‘h A. Gray. et ah, vs. Sarah L.
Permission to raise the
Gray & Grew for piaintifl
Dominick Cmiocioli. administrator,
(estate of Susie Omiccioli). vs. The
Hearing on
Dunbar
W.’
Baldwin for defendant.
Clarence I. Finch v.3 Mabelle G
Rserson. 4st” ale. Further clutter of
notice on defendant, John Quinn. by
publication Plediititf's motion ’ for
permission to {lie amended complaint.
Keogh: Sc Candee for ‘plalntlfl and G. "
Frederick Stark for Helen Elliott.
Emma L. ’l‘ottie administratrix (es-'
date of Edwin A. Tuttle) ‘3. Joseph
Kiaw. Judgment for want of finswer.
Keogh & Gamma for plaintifi dud Bro
.éion M .
single!- me an injunction We».
inn-i the Wimt by the coin;-
plaintmt of
the common nuns and from goth; ‘
similar title. or
0mm the consumed .
cite women. local branches in forty-
five
nembcmhm
The mutation?
federal 11w:
petition:
"most convenient" way, for any
i one to purchase
A I ‘ ,
i
further hunche- under, .
5. Both"
em . ‘
o! Cothr “ '
state- having“ an to
or more than 100 00
seeds protecflolt or , _
a’gflfifi outfit com ‘
“nil'Fhonom-xph With ‘1 WI?
hasten to ‘our‘store and let us
explain the Special Budget
; '. for Sdmmer-til‘no can be MI k 7'.
., will let us
Tailor them for '90-.
‘ The newest demo. m a!
trimming ideas ire crow {I .-
garments that we molt. up. ‘ ,‘
Come in and see our m “1»
meat of material.
it
Before the Sun sets, again .
\
M
New York WM
11 mm mm- .
If? m
F08 BALI
House, eight rooms, 1-” “I
adjoining.
Lot 851905 feet. on W
incur Post. um. Price mhfl‘
ticulars
I.
I
Smith and D. for defendant
The Norwalk Savings Society
Edward P Weed. Statutory contin‘
Lia-nee. E. M. Lockwood for plaintiff.
Andrew Bulges vs. The American
Bank and. Trust Company. Answer,»
for judgment. Keogh & Condos for
plaintiff and ‘Spaflord and M. for de-
fondant.
Lilllc ‘H. ‘Evans \'.3 Famue Eunm.
Defendant's motion to rcxokc or mod-
ifv order. as to tutor“ of minor child
John T. Cuneo for plaintiff.
. Ralph E. Dt‘Witl vs. Jennie I De-
Witt. ‘1 noontrsled divorce George
vs '
DEFENDS SHIPMENT
W CHINESE EGGS
(Continued-from Page One.)
said.
bf rapid transtiortatio-n. \Vhatever is
sent there is carried by men or an»
J. M._LAYTON &co.,j
'7, Asksnhn'rnaya .
No. 7 Main Strut.
- F??? fists,-
BAY ,Ano
Emma senool.
. Inc. . :J New Classes M"
'5 muslin, South now-1k ‘ ‘ Each Monday a,
"is ‘31th inaccessible by means ,1
.,
mats. W’hile eggs a‘he very cheap at
producing denier-s. their cost! would
be prohibitive when they reached the
famine area. even not allowing for
extemivebreakage in transit.
"Altliough the price of eggs \aries
1’er eight to. :ten cents per dozen.
China needs summing much cheaper
for her ‘40. U000 0'00 famine sufferer-3.:
value for value. and quantity for
quantity. Further. eggs are not com
sidered to pom such. highly nutri-
tive ‘Jval‘ue as 'in America and they do
not enter into the daily diet of ordin-
ary' pie except as an appetizer. to
be on ‘én with larger quantities of
cei‘e’n. "
The consul- moral expldincd
mast” of the Chinese eggs are pro»-
duced in tire degtsze valley and de-
“l’nces. He declared‘tbat tile 6
tioa of eggs had been a boon
ria-
to
auctions in the egg market in recent
weeks.
‘ The General Relief Committee.
which han“‘confined its eflorto- to:
oral relief work. today broke a lung
emblished rule when it issued an ap-
be‘al in co-operatltm with the Ameri-
can ammittee for Chinu Famine
Fund asking further aid for the dill.
llons’iit Chinese famine snflérers.
Guaranty Trust Company who is trea»
sure:- of the committee. announced
that the organimtton had decided to
e'rn China.
The cadmium is composed of ’28
moomeliedt’o
Senator mouth bdtll‘ifht " .mvml
nomination ev’cn thousbAe had. ’9‘, prominent mén amtwomen. including
.p‘mmesgtxcw 1331.? Chairman the governors or ten strata Seoul)!-
some: am ism to mother Hem-y Cabot Lodge and General John _
A statement issued "by. the commit-
i
notions, especially
s 11. G CANDY co.
connexion
that
'n’ied that any of the can seat: to: {his ‘
country came from the famine 5mm ‘
American consumers In their» receipt“-
was a. factor in the radical mice .re- .
Charles 1-1.8qu president of tiles
place all 0.! its facilities behind the ;
Effort to gimme suffering in Noi-t‘hi ” '
tee said that ‘flhim cannot long re-l’
rosin in her pruent situation without ,
America. '
consideration due“ to those as well as feeling the effects scrim "
The made; “in, swung team; of
$636M last :lfgfit Béfeated the ‘ ,
omit Juntoi’i’tfivbwfil‘flm Ell-Will f
. was" mode flay Wham:
’ the most sn'ct‘éd rights must therefore
be subordinstéd 0 ”his sordid and
" personal put-ohms"
WW
1
“m an! Egg my 6%“ ‘ MERRHJL
53 osborn Avenue ‘ % Buisness College 5:.
m M m . it ."
1 , Phone 479.13 .. . Phone 31” J“!
us. Lyon
JOB 9mm .. .mM... .1... my
Our soul: stock or! MW":
g’fi‘bes out 3 per cent rm our
duced prices Also an “odd pull-slot
Hen' s Ladies, and Children’s 8W
out man than half
MAX LEVY
Flore Brothel-8’ Garage
Overhauling out! aspirin!
11 Hanford Place 1"
=1 none choruses, Props.
tselrg.“
TH! N‘K“OF ‘ I'l‘l
W A LK- O V E RS
nightmare”
first durations! m ; .7
animus um ‘ '
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