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7 WANTED
,. 1-Woman
51:11
housdworkzwi
11 uning home.
tO
iron sin
Laundry_ 44 MalnMSt.
1—
Woman wishes to “dosh
11, Lexington Ave.
‘1')-- Girls experienced for
Louis Gumbo
.\urw alk.
' 1.11—
' - by the day.
‘ 1 [CD—Day man for general term
”I
-—c_.z--.
worn
k. Phone 1462.
stitching smacking. etc" on
'.il5 &
uMrs. “afii
. l
to do house-
‘1 . trim.
4
TED—Strong young man to‘ as-
11: Press room. Sentinel.
Will—W'ork of any kind. Cart-
1 tiling hedges mowin
111159 for sale. James
11 Ave. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
lawns .
miter
" 17 Woman would
1 11_ washing and ironin.
like
.'1"a}lor Place. 80.
to
IMI'O.
' 111115
- i oung woman
American
or
000
111110111511. Apply Gebbe
1 ..1mond and Day streets.
'..1..
. Jtime
r aple,
1
1‘ years old.
.' lot-t. Avs.. Phone 1m
." —-.——v
“St order.
rl who
. .'wnres and salary desired.I
‘ 1 1re Sentinel.
1 3 Anti use. high prloee psld
mahogan.
urnlturo,
pine
etc...
also od
, tss, anything of merit (but is
D. A. Bernstein.
.\ white woman to care for
l.t_\'*-
11‘11111' sent out.
:1 week, from 9 a. in. to
Good wages
,1 111-1801]. Address giving
0.011113 Sentinel.
1 rooms withvlmprove-
\1'1111a only. 25 Cole
.\0111;1lk
\' .111 211111 street. East
Apartment of 5 largo
11.1111. all modern lmprme—
11»: 111-:11.New1y pztpei‘ed
111-111 $.10. Adults only
1.1.1011 to P. 0.8 . 135, Nor-
1.;11-1.-1- comfortably fur.
All modern improve-
7- 1 lil(‘
gjntlemau
'1'11llt:15.'.
.‘1
x 1'01" for sale. Geo.
~.
l‘i ivatt- garage;
1111',
, Pasture.
“(111 walk
JCT-4110111 in onslncss block, Ely
fruit drug
Mrs Bertha
Noruulk.
suit. illlt'
'inncry
1.. [111111-
space
also touring cars,
ti Winfield 8L,
._
for.
lights. bath. phone.
or business
rent
.East Nor-
Thoroughbred
N. Grate,
running cond '
inquire at 24 Oak 8 .
_ . Ev Wt. 80. Norwilk,
0900. :3“
maehin and sixty selections: -
new 91 5. Will sell very afleto MOM“ It’ll: 5331?" TO
:tcuick bu or. or 111mm: use not... ‘ m n
address ox .1“. care Sentinel. «‘2 cushions of an is sold our ’
TOR SALE—One been sawhorse. AWM Drapes ' or
will work an pla ce; wagons hare. ephoae 817 fa rem-am?”
.“.°:.fsn‘li‘l§':1¢“lg’“cill‘ °°°"" “a “u“
‘ D any timed} NOIW LK MATTREOO co. ‘
Teeis Edgewood St. 80. Not-walk. Franklin an Monroe or. Be. Not-walk.
' 1 n .— Expert stenogra hér. lBsrkor wi h
male Must have at t reverse gear,
-;( 11 iience. Give complete 69‘ IWalk
y'FOR BALE——
will con“ n. W
. Mm . ire heels
“me at ter 8 9.111.. t 2 V
ltneen 6 and 8 p. in.
R SALE—G
Lame!” t“god building stone, ’1
e touring car tape
'03 QUICK BALD—I “eta
"51“3112'mm n. 4' n
In situated
all the Nor-walks. All m1!
rooms. all improvements. 7
Wood
Act uickl .
Nash. Phoiqlo sag-s 12:11:13.8“!
son SALE—1917 Buick
8004 ition.
“0.17
PM. «ml-g;
FOR SALE—Bu?“ m
'31
as.
“no 1 Norton"
Have You Am; He'd?“ Furnishlnssul
if so we me? We.“ it. We
the’ bostprioo. 'i‘el499. I 1 all" M
Swrmseter street.
PARCEL DELIVEDY AND “PIE“
QT OR. KN.
SOUTH NORWALK TAXI GO.
TONY OOP PPOI.A JO! Pi iClONI
121 WASHINGTON MEET
TELEP HO E8034
_ Open Day :11!in
. All khds of shirts pleased. 00
skirt. Hemetiches and octagon-’3
order.
I. RAVIN.
‘511 mflmtsmford 1834-5
SALE—251i. Motor boat. 8 h. p.
good running
Address 28 Glenwood Avon 80.
‘_m
Saxon roadster, 4
Taylor Avenue. ho-
R SALE—1917.
tinder lnq. Gil
FOR sfiALE—House.
acres of land, 9’. mile from So.
Norwalk. For partinulars address
Box 695. So. Norwalk P. 0.
For. SALE—Cole Light 811: Touring
car in Al condition, looks and runs
like new. is willing to trade in with
Ford Runabout. and balance to be
barn and 15
arranged. Phone 826-5.
FOB SALE—Andaman pro — . sons 1
and shop. Mrs. Oscar An min, 03se-
ter Shell Point Norwaik.
FOR SALE -- Palmer one-cylinder
marine engine. with coil and
link. cheap Tel. 1259. gas
FOR BALD—8 houses-.1 9-81 Union
I" .
11.33“. an»
05%.?“
.4; .1 _‘-_—.A.-.
P. S. LYON
i.” ‘ __
1013‘ PRINTING
south Icrwalk
it
‘1
W
NATHAN a WLLER
oral oonmmg painting and
RWAklihPAglwAND {HMO .
ow e e pain house
and is? it tron in:
rooms eoerated. for my
:wan paper; and paints. Save
a...“ ME‘wfidmu mutt.
South Norwelh. .5
tumor ”mm ”m“ “m
allhin:s. Dell
New York. ”Gel-retro“.
Phone us.
wan'rso ro suv fl
All kinds of cattle. Extra prices for
calves: also in!
highest pri “gates.“ "59.“,
.FRIEDIAN.
OARRIGANOFLY‘NN, loeaialldm
distance tracking of all kinds
1' Odlce Leary C (30.. Phone 1577. House
Phone 883.
EXPERT AVID MARIO
will overhaul and repair r oar.
any make.’
Phone 403-4. .
A A
SOL L _ . .‘-: -~—‘ 1
District of Probate
Cburt MM 12“: A. D.. 1 2!.
Estate of Harriet _A. Dickerman
late of Nomatk in said District. de-
ceased.
The (‘01111 of Probate for the. Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
i111 grocr 1 y,
store. lnq.
Si Si).
':: 1111-1"
‘11:! iiul‘t“.
10 room
1111 (‘omslo
Maison. i'hone
house.
ck Hill,
1861.
fulnl 11011
‘50”
l
1‘111111 11111 room. Gentleman
.1 111111110 walk to troilc'.)
. . 1, 1'111'0 Sentlne
.’1’ Storage Sp
[11.111'
' - 1"?1‘ Co..
Tel.
.1‘
LOST
lll‘
Separate
building.
Inc.
Westport 47.
-r1- warehouse receipts.
l.
.10“.
pocketbook.
- .1! liberal :Weward call
house-
rooms.
Hubbcll
Saugn‘
\‘Ve
for
BRUSHES
For the Teeth
The twice-a-day brush the
teeth habit is the finest of all
toilet habits. If your teeth are
right usually your health is
right. Let us help you select a
tooth brush that will meet with
\0111' individual requirements,
and that will clean your teeth
and protect them.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
. 114 Main 8:. so. Norwslk, Conn.
7V3 .‘ {Mob near 1““: iAr- .
11 . 11';1‘ 11'1“ All. con a n “K m
I. . 1: 1.111s, 111-11111'd chain 7 ‘ A V
, 1 1341,51: m... m WILLIAM F. HOYT
~ -.._..._ nut. ss'ra'rs
I11 i’l'INllABLE
PLUMBING
Quick Service
W. .l. Ungvary
Look, what we are oiferlng this week.
A few houses left for a small amount
and a few beautiful houses for parties
wanting a. home.
8 houses torufioo. $600 cash down.
2 houses for 82,700. Easy turns.
8 houses for 38,100. Easy terms.
1, one-family house. all imp: ovc
zlowcd six months from the. date. herc- '
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present‘thclr
luccounts. properly attested. within
‘said time. will be debarrcd a recov-
ery.Al1 persons indebted to said Es-
tate are requested to make immedi-
lnte payment to
1 Nelson Dickerman.
’ Administrator.
STORA
Space for Household More
Phone 1488-!
Nor-walk Storage Warehous
0 Union street. South Norwaih. donn.
ORLINS’
m mosmzmo 11110?
and
AUTO ACCESSORY 81'0“
39 West Washington Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
New and Used Tires and Tubes Odd
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
'EPNDRICK’S GARAGE
Hegnstos W 011“-
ders Rebored, Welding and
' Brazing
=3 CHESTNUT 8T. PHON‘ .'7
LUUTH uonwaut
in
.fi-
NOTlCE
ORDER OF
m’ “'500' l(‘( «1mm ofzsxxrhflkiszsi‘ stimuli:
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amiss" 1...... W .. .' '- no». we... 1...
WI. ; .‘1 ml is cl 908”
Phone 2389 s double houses, prices 31.000 to wit AS writtgn application has
810,000. ‘i’xiiiiiair tor 1'1 mil-d stat: by lb. :d.
1‘ ' 8 O 58 O ay II or
. ,, Several wilful _\h0m8 from reasons therein set yo rth {111}: an grder
s- 310,000 to 325, o ' authorising him to sell the inventoried
" I furnished houses for the seem real estate of said estate.
| usso cans mo to :1, 000. Ordered. That said ”£16111“; so
911' ‘fl'ZCommerclaI 3 large farms, 810, 000 to 3‘59““). 4 5°35: anng‘xiging 1;??‘1';
a», . r055?“ Tm" lanai! rams. momum 'June,1921 st one can“;
C» 1 -1— and Fisk Ting. 1C 4 business bioch- centrally located. Lstridea that klpublic-nodes...":%s1liieotu."m
1 I. removed while you WI shot. m t
1w». LXON s GARAGE M“ a 1' ’ u m 9395‘: having! e circul§d& " "5:3
ve‘ Tel. "7. trict. st team d bef said d
'm and carom stock. No.1,]; . ,1 hearing. an m er
\_ ~ ones: to: ‘ 11611;: 481 may w. dust-"1013;.
.. ‘ .. wmusrrmon “21* 1‘.
; 10R SALE _.'* ‘-- mi: ss'ra-re’ . Weatherroreesst ’
J. " 111 East Nor-walk, ., .
p mm, 7 Ml.” m For Not-walk And viitJnlty: Unset-
I.
\ lx' lohnT. Hayes
Norwallu ‘ ~'
.,1
l 1 1
11:_.
lz‘iis
\
~;‘
apple trees, grapes, '
ton truck. many
3: 1 .000 for whole. for '
.\' “ “.""’t’.‘“
1, . . .
1 "l "I li\ltKl.\’S DEAD. .
, "“"Kx‘l i: 1.. May 2“;- “I01“.
‘ . min-11 llurkins, Roman ”rt.-
1' '01- or the filoc .
:1 11111 iii his home ‘
“31..., ~Tfiiearsol'l'e.
I-‘hop for thl 1 4
Adrerm¥ h m
.7 H‘Z. :. ‘
.: ~f
.. Meant from Wis. to Kaine;
. intuit! probably pa. oufithc
rel-ea Valley wright
~ nod. with mosaics-unsus- ~tonialst«_
and Thursday: ‘v‘rarmei: .moderate to
mmtlng winds. The di‘urbance
yesterday is nmantrni our {AU
Ontario. .It is «using chssdy and
shower! weather .11 the eastern por-
Mofthe Lake beginner-d alumnae
mar, es mold. married. filth two
children.
noe conscientious
event that the evidence submitted dur-
ing the trial wan-sheet! inched-p or 11°"?
a verdict of mania in the lat de-
m.
anewspaper accounts oi the \‘ ado trial
were opposed to cale We}.
and admitted tho! .
hesitate to concur with citic‘fi'misrs In
handing in a verdict that '1)de
death for the accused.
ing the force of the evidence mt:
lug such a virdlot.
ed.
walk lunch cart owner. while not ob-
Jectibg to capital punishment for. men.
acknowledged he would be prejudiced.
in favor of a woman. And would not
vote for a verdict
death. He was the mill men who ex:
pressed himself as influenced by the
fact that a .'womnn, and not _a man.
Was on trial.
service because thcx had read or dis-
”! hanging. ' cussed the Wade- Nott use and ,lxn-
Estimates cheer-full it; ore-stone oriopinions thus termed.
L. Nathan. Tet 05-1-3 they felt. wOuld stand out in their
. s minds. no mat er what the nature or
1° Spring mum'v m the strength 0 subsequent testimony
In your owng' garage. ,
s
11mm eentn‘i WW3? '3
Osatlauedtseml'lrurege
senesIOsbomNewmsanrar-
mews“ ass-
' ler. 64 m old. m “a frhe railroed bridge runniu
shes children.
\- .‘wfi‘nt-
Eachdthetvnwv w
-W
e'dqsith penalty they do the
' J '-'1 .
None of the five {users 1-. .d read
or preliminary information
Ava Nott mat.- and said th M nines “1'“- ‘ i
_k no definite opinihn II 3:11.. inch» The aflair seems to have lien“
innocence or guilt of Mn. Nott. most elaborately organmd M4
Eighteen of_ the 49 mos WM
would ‘” Idi’l
notwithfl'nd-
They were
Would Not Halls” Wan-n-
One man. Leeman B. Tripp, 'a flora.
1:11.11ng for her
1
Many others were not accepted for
Other! were dismissed because oi
deafness or because of their own ill
health or illness in the family.
Two brothers. Monroefarmers. were
excused when it was round that. they
were distantly related to the “fade
family. although both admitted they
had not known \‘Vadc. Their uncle
had testified at the \V e trial in
Wade’s behalf. - -'
One clergyman. an Episcopal rec-
tor. was examined. He had no ob-
pertion to 1111- death-penalty. would
not be influenced l») a woman ac-.
rinsed, but had read much about the
case. He was excused.
As 111rly as two hours before court
opined. a fnirlx large group of men
and women \csterdny morning con-
gregated in front of the county courT
house
In the examination of the 49 pros-
pective jurvmcn. the following from
or near Norwalk were called and ex-
amined: —-
James S. Osborne. of New Canaan.
opposed to capital punishment. was
excused.- Irving Braiding: \Vemport
tanner. was cxcusndi 1311de to cup:
ltol p‘tniishmout. l’runile. Dayton. of
Westport. hathiuz pavilion manager.
wns excused. as was Arthur 1-2. Sum-
mls. of New (2111111111. for the same rea-
son. ‘
Alwl Dance. hark-n. 75 yours old'.
and father of scum children. was ex-
ciuwd because of ill hchlth.
lloracc R. Nash. a plumber. and
commissioner and superintendent of
the “'illCl' works of the second dierict
111' Norwnlk. had no ooruples against
cupli :11 punishment but d1ciar1'd him-
s+lf against circumstantial exuislencc
In 11 case like the Volt. case he said.
circumstantl'il 1 \idcnci.woul1l hole to
he prcth strong to have him return {1
first degree \er1llct.He_was excused
by the defense. '
Judge Malthlc 11190 excused Irvin G
Sermon“ or New Cnnnnn. who stated
he had formed an opinion in relation
to the case.
Patrick H. McCarthy. a teacher in
tthJiinior.High school. in New (‘an-
unit. was cucuscd by Judge Mnlthic at
his request.
George A. \Vlielplcy. 62. of Nor-
wnlk. said he was opposed to capitol
punishment. had strong opinion on it.
and couldn't change those opinions.
Thr- court excused him.
Herbert “’. Wright. Huston. dis—
missed because of scruples. since a
young man. against the death penalty.
Samuel Roodncr. wealth." food and
grain merchant of Norwttk. and Wil-
liam K. F‘inklor. of the some city.
were excused for the it me reason by
the court.
George E. Mason. of
dismissed because of the
condition of a sick wife.
E. Burr Sanford. of Reading 0p-
posed to the death penalty, was ex—
cused. '
Three more jurors were accepted at
the morning session of the trial. They
were:
“’Hton. was
precarious
CUSTOM noose IN
the buildinl
number or men. upon whom I.
led.‘ was opened. Others in the
mediate vicinity of the Custom
perions were seen to
on no this persons appear to have
' Qvlrig of the building.
.1;
means of false keys entered niches-
insurer-y in the
“1! carried of! platinum
Apparatus valued at 85. 000 francs.
DUBLm DISEi'l‘RoYli‘d)44
m use: mist as. ‘
Joesph made. an old soldier.
died
yesterday at the Soldier? Home in
Noroton Héights at the
waseooupledbya
we
bombed as th y were driving up toe?
a?“ soldiers tired machine
rifles and rev.olvers and QM
(111.86 M
been
”'1
Armed men guarded all the ”breech- .
to the House to prevent “1134
Shortly afterwards. Liberty Hall.
port workers. was set on are and de-
I'oyed.
RARIS May 25 .—Burglars b1
Prefecture of Police
appilince's‘ 11
deed in chemical analyses Mun :1!
100.000 trance and other scientific
The police sav these app”
will be dificult to dispose of I! II
are steamed with special marks.
Todsyin Wall Street
{WALL STREET. 10: 30 a. tit—sun-
porting orders in steels equifieats,
motors; .end representative oils. at}
g‘ains extending from liberal fractions.
to a point. imputed s sembta’au of
firmness to the Stock Market. “the
headquarters of the Irish trons-g '
'4...
outset of today' s dealings. Within til.
versed its course on renewed «up:
pressure, against certain of the _
ers. Crucible and Republic Steels. Am
erlcan Car. U. 8 Rubber, American
Woolen, Houston 011 and Stromborg
Carburetor reacted l to 1% points.
first half hour however. the markctre- » . ‘
EDUCATION
Prominent specialists, such as tobaocO.
Corn Products. international Paper
and industrial Alcohol also reacted.
Preliminary rates of exchange on
London were moderately higher
“’ALL STREET NOON. -—During
the iorenoon shorts directed their at-
lacks mainly against the rubber tiret
group. Those issues lost 1 to 2%:
points on further unfavorable trad
reports. Equipments mada additional
messlons. notably General Electric
and pressed Steel Car. Several o: yes-
terdays weakest features, including
Central Leather Pfd. and Remington
l
Secondary Oils and a few of ’tlio
higher priced shares among them
Standard Oil of New Jersey. were low-
erby1t03points.Dal int-Idle
were noflminal St. Paul P! losing 1
point and Atlantic Coast Line 2 points.
Call money opened at 7 per cent as
against yesterday's early rate of 8%
per cent.
WALL STREET 1: 30 p. m.—-Trad-
lug slackcned during the mid- session.
but liquidation and short selling made
further substantial progress.
priced oils, as well as the leading
steels equipments and [cod shares
wre especially heavy. Adverso divi-
dend rumors contributed target) to
the increased losses
TO sum. can 111'" Arenas.
Automobiles Mira-d (”ruler Piohlbition
law to lie Disposed 0!.
Since the tin)- -off of the prohibition
cnforcenaent officers a few dun m
the l'nited States Marshal in New
Haven has ordered that all automo-
biles taken by the agents from rum
runners be brought to New Haven.
wherc they will be stored in a ware-
house preparatory to an auction sale
to be held in the near future.
The enforcement agents have stored
the confiscated cars in towns all over
the State .nnil the work of bringing
them all to New Haven will occupy
the next few weeks. All those car
(wn'ers whose automobiles were hires:
by the agents and later.relcased on
bond have been sent a notice to have
their ours in New Haven within ten
days or forfeit the bond. These no-
tices. it is ‘understood. are being unit
only to those whose cases have been
disposed‘or.
,—
NO 31‘ “'13 FROM ALEXANDRIA.
wVDON May 25. —'i‘elephorie
wires between Cairo and Alexandria.
Egypt. have been cut. says a Central
James Haywood 42.11 hatter.
Bethe] was seated as No. 4 in the jut-v
box. He was the first man examined
today. After questioning several more
of the talesmen. Frank P. “files, 153.
of Westport was accepted as the sev-
enth member of the jury
Eugene M. Tolls; 64 a real- estate
dealer of Norwalk was the next one
accepted for jurv duty He was the
third Norwaik man to’be accepted.
cesrtl-oom until five minutes after- the
lo'ceslol opened. are paid little atten.
tion to the queationingnol. talesmen
Her two children again sire in court.
Although there were. many women
among the spectators \esterday. there
were but four today.
the spectators yesterday, there 'werc'
but four toot-m. ' "
senior Weeks ago with a carnival and
who “that time has been busily
of.
Mrs: Nott did not appear tn' the?)
is coming from Alexandria. and dis-
quieting rumors are current inchiro,
the dispatch declares. ' '
High ‘
Typewriter, also extended their losses. ‘
I
purpose wonx
MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
in continuous sessiim
Iniermatlen on scum
, i. '
.. .fim - ‘7»— ._.... v .
Ofl’ers unable education, and is,
count N ow With
The People’s ~‘
Trust. Co.
sum :10st 1
4% o'n'Savings D's-
. waits; -. c: .
. .1
am.masir
“RIF“ TO am. 84
s a... «a a"- '
nondaymtmrp.‘
asundsyrsemtensii
is;
WOOL
PLAID SKIRTIDG
seed-1
'4: inches was. emo qua-nip.
$1400 Yard
185 Wellington sneer '
S- D. G. CANDY CO.“
mm W
mm? AID [OI '
53 ’Osborn‘ Arenas
last ”Isl-lam. OM.
mhrmvrn
BALE CONTINUED
SIBmIoinBt"
“I. am 81'0“.
. _ Sport Oxfords
loo-am and Buck
.WMQM
Also .
Ian’s Oxfords
menstruation-tomes
.Fromsuiltow'
Max Levy’s Shoe Store
30. nos-walk
N0 CONNECTIONS WITH
.31
“:F
hose m
m
1 AM A's-Law ~ eh!
I‘D Inn-Ines U... lac-mam .%
PATENTS
Colonial Mahogany Cabinet. ‘1
one Date Olga! Itere
HALL- M ARK
0mm
' $110111: "
News dispatch from Cairo. No news ‘
i
l
.1
rmov lilies.
MWGM flu-w
sateen in every respect. the w. (if;
gear; nblseless powerful spring
extra loud and wonderful cle
”ad-box; has an automaticr
starter and stopper; all nice _. 2;;
flghly‘ nickeled. Will last - a
stun FOR BOAT on CAMP Ao-m I?“
as THE HOME,
gunner P803001
-a
animus
new VALUE
ram-oar rates: .
$15.00
w.‘ can furnishes!!! M ”PM
TM‘PAYHEN '3
CA." DWUNTO
Hone Oods and help to as.
Home People ”will!“ » ' -.""'
rum: 1 21cm“. Proud-I!- 7 '
brim
”amoeba.
Jso'enswsatmllhollh
.
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Norwalk Chronicler