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uw-l: to learn. then
.~ $1? to $18 week-
Dept , Norwallt
:<l generally in
prclerrett Ada
Vundy making
' w'm» Everything
:rwn. 530 weekly.
lvlllij Pa.
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5. “.931 houses
no laundry
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Inc.
.- B:.;‘.roa:l Ave. South Norwalk
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WANTED FOR SALE . ~ on sow-nuts:
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FOR SALE— U. S. L. storage battery.
Just overhauled. Inquire at Cole-
man s Stationery Store.
FOR SALE~Firewood and bean poles,
fence posts, arbor slips, 2x4. 4x4, etc.
Boards sawed. to order from native
wood. Phone 1580, E. Y. D. Hamm,
West Rocks Road, Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Buckeye Incubator, 60
egg size. like new. Also 5 portable
wire chit-lien runs and 2 small coops.
11 Belts Place, phone evenings. 1152—3.
FOR SALEnElectric iron and toaster.
110 voltage. in good condition. or
would exchange either for one 220
woltage, D. C. Phone 1489.
FOR SALE—2 family house of 12
rooms. partial improvements, near
trolley and station. For further par~
Dcutars' phone 2443 or call at 19 So.
Osborn Ave, East Norwalk.
‘F‘OR SALEA-year-old heifer on Cook
1 farm, opposite school house. Rows;-
on.
FOR SALE~Five piece mahogany par-
. lor suit tor sale. Practically new. Ap—
pl)’ 59 Cove. Ave, E. Norwalk.
FOR SALE~Ford Commercial car.
Call Latest Mod 1 Tail ’ Eliza-
beth St. 8 or' 11"
FOR SALE-Newton player-pmno. one
of the best makes. 100 music rolls. A
.rt-al bargain. Phone 21662 evenings.
FOR SALE— One pair work horses.
work double or single. A bargain.
Phone 194»: daytime, or 2166-2 even-
ings.
FOR SALE—Studebaker, 1917, seven-
passonger, six cylinder, A1 condi-
tion, winter and summer tops. Good
tlr‘cs. can he seen any time. Tele~
phone 1551 after 5 o'clock.
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SALE~Crand Old
i'lTL'P ham. 3 acres of
EHYtl‘Tl niammh trees:
(mt; \,llt”)
1501
A,
t FOR residence,
lawn and
on trolley line.
George M it chell_ telephone
..3 --—Bargztin. seven passen-
t‘uluer. late. '17 in good
be seen at 31 River
. .l. VAI'GHN'S
Et‘THlt' GARAGE
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PHONE 917
V '— v’vi—LK
F: ock. Tel.
1581
Pasturized
1: nd Cream
Babies delivered
r the Norwaiks4
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1~rznllk Iresh daily
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TCEMPE & SON
2696 and 1618
1 iiTiFICIAL
‘l'NLIGHT
' ‘ *9 your house for
and install fix
v-tc. on the month
' Jam, any part of
our estimate be
‘our house Wired
ELECTRIC co.
;_;r.gton St., 5. NW
Phone 450
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‘ “uni. SS. Probate
It. 1921. “
Uncut 0! Marshall J.
.~ mini» in the. start? of
> .. «at.
the Executrix exhibit
account to this
~‘n.w:t. at the probate
.._i. on the 29th day Of
w o‘clock. iorenoon:
wins interested in $8“.
rtotttietl thereof. the
cause this order to in
newspaper having a
. district, at least five
29th day of April,
HENRY W. GREGéBY.
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ram—w- . 2.,
I "~‘emsemenxz Buns find
entire. time pf the
T room house. East Nor-
. l) av terms. Well 10-
~ hm. all improvements,
lr. S. Hull. Haviland
5 Hit—Firewood.
1: its is
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vs
Albert A.
now ready to supply his
With fircwood at rcduccd
Prompt delivery. Phone 761.
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l‘t‘llt SALE—Hardy French Chrysan-
themum plants. one 3ear old. all
"olurs Si 1‘?» a doz. rose bushes. $3.00 a
dnz All prize winning stock from
ltowovton greenhouses. Nursery stock
at bargain prices. Reynolds l‘oultr)‘
Farm. Highland Ave, Phone 1036.
Full SALE-15 houses 5.: 19-21 Union
street. buildings for rent. at 15
Marshall street The Hatch d: Bailey
TOLE'I’
‘7 moms iln’l voilwt at .\'<i
Mann strm-t y-wur litqmn-
12m" A- W”. South Minn ril'é‘t'l
T.) LET,
North
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apartments
and 2 rum}:
housekeepnc.
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nruitl} furnished by tiny or Week. B'i"
to} llnbl. 94 \\‘;;.~h:t:;:tnn St.
FOR RENT 'l‘h: Stephan Hum.
lmusc. 66 \‘x'es; j\\'lf1l](‘_ lurntshed m-
.ttniurriultvtl. Movie-m, 51¢"th heat. can
arc Eill‘dl'll and lrnit l‘nll lwtwmzt
twelu allll (inc. or alto‘r flu) Tel .124
‘TU LET Two tttrnirhcd looms Plot“
f ll’lt‘ light illlfl llt'lli “th lmurtl m
prlvu'c l'zititlly Gczillnmzin.
it :ill .\ l’utnzlm Ave.
first floor. 4
£70 LET l-‘inm Mn} 1.
lztzilllk at no; Spring St. All inlllluxl,
mum: lnquiz'c 071 premises,
TO LET Nicclt' lurnishcd room at 2
I'nlun l‘m‘lt. l’llfllll‘ 19,
TO Llf'l‘w furnished rooms. evc-v'j:
modern cunvenmcc for gentlemen-
or business couple. 6.3 Putnam avenue.
Phone 1466. '
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'TO LET-— Furnished rerun, All ('htsz-
nut street. So. Norwzalk.
TO LET—v71 rooms. lizh? and fins 2
rooms to let, 71/3 Ely Ava lnq Mr.-
Bertha Nanny. 15 Lowe St.
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ITO LET—Pleasant front room i'
private family. Refined surround
.ings. All modern improvements. (300‘:
”residential section. Phone 1787.
TO LET—Store near Wilton station
and postotfice. Good location lo;
meat market. Apply Modern Grocery
Co, 50 Water SL, So. Norwalk, Conn.
UK RENT—Storage Space, house-
uoxd furniture. Separate rooms.
demifire proof building hubben Coal
» Storage 60.. Inc, Saugatuck. Conn.
Tel. Westport 47. We issue nego-
11ble warehouse receipts.
FOR.— SALE
Six-Room Cottage
$5,900, part can remain on mortgage.
T.» J. CAN TY & CO.
l Flore Brothers’ Garage
4 Overhauling and Repairing
' 11 Hartford Piano Tel. 925
i none snowman, Provo.
Y. BI. H. A. TO GIVE PLAY.
A committee was appointed at the
meeting of the. Y. M. H. A. last even-
ing. of which Julius M. Temko is
chairman. to confer with Manager
Samuel Kantor of the Regent Theatre.
as to the date when the theatre can
be secured for a presentation of the
plav “The Dress Rehearsal."
Plans for the presentation of the
may. the final assignment of parts. the
marinas "props" etc. required for the
presentation ”renamed over. and the
tcl’ctcnw- §
All improvements, excellent location...
meeting was seen-
CONSOLATlON
I heard my neighbor saying. “I
bought nice dresses for my children.
and clothes for my husband and my-
self, at very low prices. This was the
first bargain I ever have seen in eight
years. T? the new store at 24 Monroe
street. on will receive fine service
and very reasonable prices."
So she tried and found everything so.
FRANK MOKISEL. Prop.
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses. pillows, bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating, .satls-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
tc‘elfiphone 317 {or representative to
'NORWALK MATTRESS co.
paired by expert.
_ ANGELO DANIELS
22 Tierney St.
Automobile repairing, star-tin , 1 hi-
tng and ition work a speciaiyfg
& FINCH
53 DAY ST. PHONE 461
Trees trimmed and general care
«given.
Was formerly connected wtih the
late Joseph Cornell, tree specialist.
91;; J. Collins, 266 East Ave., Phone
P
' EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
will overhaul and repair your car. an
make, in your own garage. Phone 602- .
NATHAN a MILLER
General contracting. painting and
paper hanging.
Estimates cheerfully given.
A. Nathan. Tel. 765-1-3
S. Miller, Tel. 1423-5
10 Spring Street. Norwalk. Conn.
.WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time to paint 'our house
and keep it from decay. ave you:
rooms decorated. Ask for my prices
on wall paper, and paints. Save from
29 to 40 per cent on labor and mate
rial. Alexander “White, 35 Lowe St..
South Norwalk.
trucking of all kinds.
New York. Address 71
Phale 318.
WANTED TO BUY
All kinds of cattle. Extra prices for
calves; also pigs and poultry. I pay
highest prices. Phone 1659.
HARRY J. FREEDMAN.
A MA_IER‘S—Auto Tops. Curtains
Cushions, and L’pholstering. Ford
Tops $18 to :20. Phone 902, So. Main
SL, opposite W‘llson's Hat Shop. So.
Norwalk. Conn.
CABRIGAN & FLYNN. local and long
distance trucking of all
'lffice Leary & Co.. Phone 1577. House
nhnne 363
Dail' trips to
street,
USED CARS
Dodge 1919 Commercial
Dodge 1917 Touring
Several Fords
Goodyear and Fisk Tires.
Carbon removed While you wait.
LYON'S GARAGE
Westport Ave. Tel.
1575
Houses for This Week “
to 159 Sold
3 it s ' . .
$3.3ml’u‘es m {:0an conduit-:2 l‘.; p.
1 hr 0 v‘ ' - .... »
$4.{tnu_ J} ‘ “‘1 lml)r0\<m<-....~ l':;t
l “ {u'nilx' lio‘” . -
, ‘- > t are, 11 1 .‘1:‘ . v r. e.-
‘I’I'H‘e Slimm ‘ XI, (“fin n ‘
‘ lil-lumilv
;l’rlcv $4.5m;
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house. all improvements
0 1. -' . . . '
‘Prlit'; .Rurn‘i'ilfiv house. all tltiprm'cmem;
. . u I. ‘.
a ,.
.. l-tnmtlv house all i '
. _ ,. - - _ m r l .- 4
Price $3.000 p O em‘nt_.
Cit)“ Call at 0
file: and let
,what I have for sale. me Show you
Office Swartz a. Corbett B
. lock.
Tel. 435. House 831.
WILLIAM F. HOYT,
Real Estate.
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sold tor the high dollar.
You. Mr. Farmer, will find what you
teed for your spring work among these
Iexcellent specimens.
SOUTH NORWALK SALE AND
EXCHANGE STABLES
Washmgton Street
AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY
NOTICE
Register Your Dog
A penalty of $1.00, in addition to the
regular fee is provided by law for
every dog not registered on or before
May 1. Dogs may be registered at the
Town Court room, “'all St.. April 25th,
26th and 27th. from 2 until 5 o'clock
in the afternoons. Norwalk, April 20.
.1921.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
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Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity:
tweather with mild temperature. fol-
llowed by showers. The “'estern dis-
v’turbance now forms a long trough of
llow pressure-extending from Minnec
sota southeastward to Alabama. It
has caused general
last twenty-four hours in the Mississ-
ippi Valley and Lake region. Several
places reported more than an inch of
rain. The greatest amount was ~3.tr2
inches at Vicksburg. .Miss. The trout
edge of the rain area extends affai-
.east as Ohio. It will probably reach
lthe coast tonight. The temperature
lcontinua mild and is generally above
freezing in all districts. .Conditions
favor for this vicinity: Fair weather
with mild tmperature followed by
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Franklin and Monroe 81. So. Norwalh‘.
Kerosene stoves of all kinds re-
Phonc 2224 .
Naggy Bros. Local and long distance,
kinds :
I have houses in all sections of the'
Fair -
rains during the‘
maxim
Mrs. W W. Piste.
Alice G. Fiske. of 6 Stevens street.
mother of F‘iske O'Hara~ the noted
actor~singen died this morning at her
latte home after a ' ‘ illness.
She is survived by her 1111mm Her-
bert W. Fiske. and two sons.
Mrs. Flake was 66 years of age and
was widely kown throughout the. Nor-
walks. The body will be taken to
Boston. Mass. Monday, for burial.
Flake O'Hara. son of the deceased
has appeared on a number of occas-
ions in Norwalk in Irish plays in
which he plays the lead. He is the
possessor of clear. tenor voice. which
has gained for him thousands of ad-
mirers in the L'nitvd States.
Funeral of Mrs. Holt.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah J. Holt.
will be held on Saturday aft» noon ml
3 o'clock from the late homr .6 Elm-4
wood avenue, Rev. (‘hapman Lewis.
officiating. The interment “'lli be in
Norwalk cemetcrs-
u
Funeral of Mr. Stensland.
‘ Earlier Historical
‘city‘s
IN NURSES lll’ Silllll’
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Epoch
' Should Be Reduced and
More Modern Topics
Greatly Emphasized
NEW YORK. April Bio—Sweeping
changes in the course of study of the
elementary schools—{or int
instance less technical grammer. fewcv
er history dates and new geography—-
are badly needed in the opinion of the;
New York Principals‘ Association.
Recommendations of the associa-
tion passed at its recent annual meet-
ing. point out in detail why altera‘
tions in almost every subject of the
school curriculum are urged. It takes
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The funeral oi
the late home. West ‘
offi—
2:30 o'clock from
Norwalk. Rev. Join J. Snavely
clating. The inn intent was in
side cemetery.
TODAY IN WALL SM!
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ttotions among hustling issues were
day's Stock :“zilki‘i. motors and oils
featuring the stroltgf’t‘ shares. Stude—
baker, which instir a spectacular ad-
vance in yesterdm‘s later dealings.
opened with a so“ of 3.500 shares at
86174 to 86%. a n“:..‘\llnum gain of 11.;
points. this soon w mg extended to. 2
points. Mexican pd European oxls
scored substantia‘. ‘ractional advances
with several of domestic issues.
Food and allied ancialties. including
Industrial Alcohc, -‘orn Products and
Coca Cola also w moderately high-
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( r. (‘ruciblt' 1"" V “05‘ 1’93“}; aid 3,: necessary to memorize any date with—
initial loss or 11. com s, a V" 'm that period.“
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ljocornoinei §:,‘;U:;£kwu:§er a d) Imponant elements of European
(.xoodnc ‘ ihistory hca ring rather directly on
WALL STREET 1'30 p. m.——Raiis,
steels and (’Qulpll.‘nl5 tell
later. Nonnem l’dt‘ific. Great Nonr-
ern. Atchison. loading. Delaware 3;
Hudson and Ches'
to 2 points. Ame
comotives. Cruci‘tu.
United States Sis
gains.
ties. rising five pt mas.
ASKS $10,000 DAMAGES
run LOSS or WIFE
Continued {it :3 First page.
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Latin.
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All of llu psrtws (“C-".cwt‘nml in nu»,
llllEitlll-ll :1 n. or. 3‘ kt‘ntrn 1.: \‘ut'uullg,
it is said Limit... ll In inl.t~gndl has
ivlntin-s inns; lit this (l‘\
Railroad Strike
in Porto Rico
SAN JI'A.\' l'nrtc Rico Apr]:
llGA- (I Y T A Q G‘rYGN"SLl;i.:t.itl'
All railroad smut"?
was susprnvlul l?‘
(133‘ until furthrr notice. as a result of
a strike of rallrhutl mm) The strikers
claim to ban. ('isht hundred out of
1.1m: prnp!0_\1'§ lui'usul til the com.
pany to remslal" :t station ng‘rrnt who
was discharged caused thr- strike.
on
including mails.
IRISH WOMAN GOLF
CHAMPION wms
BURHILL. Eng. April 22 (Associat-
ed Press).——Janet Jackson, the Irish
woman golf champion. today won the
women's golf tournament here for the
cup ofiered by Golf Illustrated. She
turned in a score of 158 for the thirty-
six holes of medal play. Miss Alexan-
dria. Stirling. the American champion
made “the 36 holes in 161.
Miss Jackson, who made the morn
in; round in 80' completed the after—
.‘nnon round in 78. Miss Stirling mm“;
in a card or 81 in the meme ~ round.
_ and 80 in the aiternoon.
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DE'BLIN. April 22. (Associated
Press).——What is described as '
eleventh hour attempt to bring 1'!"
Sinn Fein Raw-Kant! the government
into negotiations before the election
for the new Irish Parliament is being
made Inc.
For: the past man
mediators are said to have been.
working intenuptian. They include
bna‘meu men. prominent. members of
the clergy and unofficial representa-
tixes at the government. . _ ’ ~
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11“” late Charles E‘ lthls stand on thc subpect of l'~i<1'>r.\"
Stensland u‘as hell this afternoon at,
lrectly.
liver- ,cd by reducing the detail of the em-
1
tot selected characters."
into line .
;»-ake & Ohio rose 1:
. an and Baldwin 110-.
Sears ROt'ltiK‘k led the special-l
“.cnml‘- m a llr~d3~dirc knurled to lu-nxu
Porto liico yesteré
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“The. focus should he pl.» "(t _
Our histories should in uvis—
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and cn\~hasizing the to-]
liar epochs.
pics of more vital importance to mod-‘
ern situations." ,
History. the recommendations point'
.out. should he taught to Fifth year
“'ALL STREET 10:30 3‘ m.—Qu3~ lclasses. as supplementary reading ra-
costly higher at the opening of to- Ether than as lilFl0T3‘.
In other grades
y“thc study of explorers and lenders:
;should be limited to a smaller number!
“There should be no detailed study
'of war." the principals assert. "only
1:g'eneral clauses. trend of struggle and;
;the leaders who effected the results'”
Elimination of the number 0: dates:
(within a cycle also is proposed. inrl
iexample “it is sufficient to know thc
ldates of the lJQ’E‘lIlltll'LE and the end of
lthe Revolutionary “'ar but it is not
ry should be speci-
fied. the teaclw rs belief. as the text
books available contain “such a mass
‘0! information that is not relevant."
History should he treated as the “51‘
cial e-nvironmct of man. with less
sitcss on the tl:f\s of events" {or pu~
oils in all elementary classes. tht
recommendations add.
l In \‘icw of thc clmiigcs effected hy
lthv war. the teachers submit that
ltlicrc is a radical change in the rela-
tiu- importance of topics which should
he rtflectr-d in tho“ course of study
Thr- prcsrnt coursw. they point out. is
ox‘rrcrcwrlt-ri and had: to a wrong
.lcmplmsts on locational geography.
Geograph) should in rtgarried as the
'stva o‘.’ "1th oi mar." and the
"lliliUFll'i. l. socin‘ and
Wronomzt l’t'flaflflfllt at man wutl‘ nlrm “
lituhwltuu English, the trarltm‘s'
proposn that tmltrwnl grnmmcr in—
low tlw TA Grail sluttilt‘: ln nmiitct‘l
'niarl tlw aim l-c to hfiirlllifll"
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lulu clubs to the bin Jurw mithtringf
ftlu- “Race-stein Muss; l—Utiston. TP\ :l
Aurora. ll... anti Suttdttsky. U’ 'l‘ln’
Tovnntn. t‘iin. (llil) ml! l-rmg its (mm
“killle” hand. Many (‘HIPF in “bio
and lndinnzt \xtl‘. brim; lilllth “Mm
tlmtrcm. liuitttli. lwtiu-r New
{linukitid do lrgztttmmm Will.
in ( l..ll't~l' or
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and 1h:
which
:llflllfls.
l The Michigan district i\'l“'filll$ chills
51s planning Mg feature along this
'lim; They intend to bring the Grand
’llatrtds Nt'\\.\ lims l‘t'um (illrl Bugle
‘Cot‘ps to the conuntioii. Tll“St‘ boys
are 1’: to 14 yt'rirs old. all 01 tin-m
ahighly trained and costumed m Zziuavc
luniforms. They have traveled ex-
itensively and the corps includes a
number of soloists. They expect to
come. to Cleveland by auto and to
camp here during convention week.
The Rockford (Ill) club also
planning to bring the Rockford High
School Band with the delegation from
that city. locktord will send 100
Kiwai‘ns to thc convention.
International conxention headquar-
ters already have been' opened in
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.ers from America. unlo
lflt'YS of other
unitnst rotor.
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RESTRIETIBNS
THE HAGUE, April 22—.1‘0 en-
courage tourist travcl in Holland this
summer. the Dutch Government has
removed many of the passport re—
strictions which American tourists
met here a year ago. _
Vises are now granted which are
valid for six months. without. mecca.
sit}~ of securing new ones tor entering
and leaving the country during that
period. and registration with the po-
lice is no longer necessary for travcl~ '
55 they remain
l
merits. eliminating. so far as possible. i
the necessity for frequent trips to
Consuls. etc... but because the United »
States charges a fee of $10 {or Vibe- '
mg the passport of a foreigner, Bel-
gium rctaliates by making an equal'
rlmrge for Americans. although trav- l
nationalities pay a
much smaller ice. I
l
longer than one month.
Belgium has made similar arrange-
Conncct Bolshevik
With Sinn Fein Move
LONDON. April .._.——E\'idence of I.
connection between the Bolshevik
Government of Russia and the Sinn
Fcin movement in Ireland has lveen
found. dcclarcd I’tl'lhlsl Henry. Attor—
ntv for Ireland. in replying to a writ-
nn
‘lt-n question by Sir \R’illiam E. Davis-'
on in the House of Commons here 10—-
day. Mr. Henry added that he hoped
to place this (nachos, before the,
House in a few (Stirs.
_._.,_.____.~_____. g
l
Bufialo Chaufl‘eurs i
Robbed of $5,000;
IlI'FFALU. N. Y.. April 22.—-——Beven—l
tymvc chauffeurs were held up in
their cluhrooms in l-lsst Bugle strct't.‘
early today. by four armed men and
robbed of séJlt‘O. The i‘ohhcrs escap-
ed in an automobile.
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1'. is. (‘OI‘RT TO HOLD
I‘LRS'I‘ N()R\\'ALK SESSION
On April 1‘". under a recent Act of
Congress. the United States court
Will open in Norwul kinr the first
time. Thtrc are approximately 20
(‘Lwcs from ltritigcport, which will he
braid zu- this session. most of them
lgcmp‘ liquor \‘lhli’illon cascs.
Natrn Itov nu r. of New York. chart?
ed With the longer-v ot a money order
trom tlic Ncw Yolk post office, who
was lu ld :tl tlir Jail. on North avenue.
tor tho past week. in default of $5.000
‘ raised the bond and
.mwl. )cslmdz-v
\\;i.’~ :illuvutl his freedom until the
hearing lll April. lit-fore 1‘. S Com—
tt.:~xn:)-t ll pl: .1 l,:l\tl‘)'
DANI'BICII RIVER SIIIPI’IVG AL-
LOCATED.
VIENNA. April L’L‘wI‘mnut-c river
shtmxmg “'1“ he allocated hetwven the,
unions nations \lll‘l‘l‘ll)‘ interested as
soon liFiilll;gf‘:l‘} ratifies thv imam)
treaty with the ullir-s. said \R’alkvr ll.
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(.I'\l.l{\l. (HI \\I'.I l‘tfili INNOCI—
QTIZID I’KIZ'~\.
T<l3‘\\' Y'lliK 5:31! ._ ~ \it:t»i:t:cv-
.it’.rh‘ “ax 1!";le tH-lt!\ Htfl' .lwl.
i):1\l.'~ laid ln'w‘. zltqwi'vtw l L" 7‘
=cuuu-rl of Tl- Assot-mimi Puss
FIND RI IIDI‘Jfik BODY l\ RIVER.
SA Ylillt H |K. April :3 *A'l‘ll'“ bod“ of
("lurvnm A limit}: ,I_ " ml South
M.- :achester.
:ltsapxma 1113
alto.
“ho
l“'d'\"lll1ill1lv'~
Htmtma ll: tho
Sm brook l‘oint Maulvrdu).
was
found
Y‘lVPl ’
..t .
4‘:
FOR SALE .
Many dwellings in all sections of
the town Prices lrom $1.8M) to
For list and particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street Nomlk
Real Estate insurance
H. BAXTER
' o DRUM
a sour" tum mes?
AGENT FOB
Cleveland by Dean Clark of Chicago.
aassistant international secretary. Workl
'en‘tailed in preparing for the housing. .
reception and the convention program j
is necesu'tating a big. headqwtem'
M.” Vmervations for rooms must
be made during the month of April
3 There are 500 cities in the I‘nited
,m and,Canada winch have Kiwa»‘
nis Clubs and each is preparing to.
bend a representative delegation. As-
sistant Secretary Clark says. Ktwanis‘
barbs are composed of representative'
Mae-Mamfml men in their
respective; gomrnunitieg. i
make airman acted Irishnct
who “6“? residence in“West-
OT.
EXPERT
_ ARM-HEW“!-
Dmpenlqmd Sporting
GoodsBicyclnAmies
memracflo
4..
AWHodge
m “ mm“ M 80.3“!
my“ ’“m- “ “"4 'h ‘ T i
from ’
t‘: «int-ct mm“
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. Live Poultr at
tfl Woodmrd Av... Phone m
HT '3‘ ALIVE
m PHOES FOR ‘1'”
Roosrsas........ ..... unit
seamen .......... Manly
YOUNG GEESE ........... and 15
“ALL YOUNG AND TENDL“
DUCK............ “a“
We also have a big line of in”
hens and pulls" for sale ct no“
this prices by weight or plea '
1:. mm, Prop.
my -
FORD RAIN \THRS
$10.00 and Ill).
Norwalk Radiator Relish
ing and Automobile
Exchange
26 Main Street. Non-mug can.
Phone 954
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.
«an
m nnnrrms'r or now:-
ror Summer—time can be had if R
will let us
Tailor Them for Yen ' l
The newest designs. emu-id ‘
trimming ideas are embodied in g.
garments that we make up \
Come in and see our wide a..-
msnt of material.
‘1
New York Ladics’ Tailm
11 North Main Street.
UP STARS
4.,
TWENTY Y E .1 RS
FWM NOW
will yours be the cry d
success or the wall d
wasted years?
Learnmg' gins: power
Training gives skill
MERRILL ’
Business College
Day and evening are-mam
Phone 814-5
ORLIN S'
“ TIRE VULCANIZING snor,
and {
AUTO ACCESSORY STOR“ ‘
39 West Washington Street ‘
ALL \K'ORK GA'ARAV'J'EED
New and I'scd Tircs: and Tubes 5..
l’ricm llcuwmaith
Standard (jasnlmw itLLl Oils
.1- I
SALE NOW GOING ON
MAX LEVY ’S
SHOE STORE
31 So. Main St. So. Norm
Om I-niizt' stool»; 0‘ MM}. Ladies’
and children's Salim l’ut its '
()XlUl‘db it; the w-M l...“ fillet
Cut at a saving or iltslll 31:30 In
$2.50.
See our Window for hargainr
t
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’ .NOTICE
s t r e e 1:, beginning
Monday, A p ril 11-.
“gm
u .
l THE
3 a.
l PEOPLE’S TRUST
i 1 COMPANY
l .
3 will resume business a;
at their former qu ar— :.
tars. 79 Washington 1:
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