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Passage of the strike and m1
. the House as conterees to prevail upon
stumnmseam released 3‘.-
.‘11111 be in“ upon by the
use. nominee “truer-son
Buckhywereyssterdaynmedby
Senate to pen the mensure. fitter
v i 5. this:
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;.~_~ WANTEnw
. GIRLS AND MEN
l WYANTED room. mm.
, Machine £33132”; aligned on :33; ggoggk‘ilgd fey with Den 1‘- p,"
E-cperlenced and Learners. 600d
pay, steady work. ,
44 Hours. 5 Days a Week
App‘y
Port Chester Mfg. Co.
RIverdale Ave, Port Chester, N. Y.»
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WANTED—AHNTICU. ‘hl'h 'fll‘M. PI”
for old time urniture. maregezfl
cherry, maple, pipe, etc.. also
cmna, lass. anythingo of merit that in
color 1 years old. A. Bernstein,
m; Warp—03 Ave- Phoene $003. a.
v. A\'l':—~—l~l‘l Day man for general farm:
FOR SALE-41m house part
prorfinscnts. 'hiq. 23 Hoyt 8t. South
orsa '
'FOR SALEmmodel Little
( h 1111ch Sednn. new
celletxit condition Iliaghm “N
iss-
FOR BALM West .
Norwalk, pert south Agalethod-M
is! church; got-g". I3rooms
tion for apartment house business
rartory. "Lot 85' feet on west Ave"
J
Frilculars. apply
‘airfleld Civilityy Savings Salim NW1
walk. Conn.
FOR SALE—At. New Canaan, Conn.
hair-c. 9 rooms, lot 16.1190
prmemeuts and are places.
with concrete floor
lawn and shade. ve team has“.
station. Good reason for selling.
Caputo. 93 Locust Avenue, New
Canaan. Conn.
Irmk. (In. I pr-ricnced with horses.
,\-.I_ l4 I) Mills CInnbury.
v. U H; tie-Room furnished or unfur-
n-‘ ‘II II tnIIIiePIl couple must be cen-
1 al lmmell. O. Box {87. South
1 J I. Illi. (‘ and
v .‘lt;ll-\nilnt: man :0 workon
\ Inc. In lioion Point Apply.
3
l to help. with
n» uIIrlI and act as companion
;. lad) (‘all between 5 and 6
I. ..rlnm 4 Livingston Place
v. in rED—Experlenced Bewln
( ~ we Operators. LOUNS
g- ‘i IHEWSON & CO
V.
‘. I‘l-‘Il— “'t‘mun
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URY,
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.)7 Fred 8. Cole
3;}
I I Newsboy.
‘ I ll Woman or girl to work in
. mint. 1 Address Box 8.3511.
.~-»II:l:v-'.
. FOR SALE—Upright
dlIion. can be seen
Answer. We." care of Batiste!
m-
IFOR SALE—Onefi top with climbs for
a 490 Chevrolet. andnonellensep
with curtains for a Studebaker oer. or
:91” ill any unsung“ on. Phone
1
FOR sax n—x bargain Buick
ntcr first ones wn.dition
cause
roads
Who-I
F0 REALE—Besntimi dome cost
will sell for 318. Address“
csre Sentinel.
”52.3“"
Il‘fl- \uunz man to work in
r-I \n n I- must be Orcr16 years
I13 \‘u \inin SL, 80 Norwalli.
ltny for drug store, .must
'l or over. Apply Stillson-
i
I.iIl for general house-0
i. ‘} oi two. Anph 31 8&1
- m Phone 157- 12.
I
'1' .\ white girl lor general
mIIIl; Ior family of two adults.
(‘ Hezeman. Harbor View
1 xtIlizhl I'lat‘t’.
“4 \N'l‘ltn
I“.
ill, 1' H'
-— Female-Hand sin-
to do feather stitching.
.on infants' coats Work
'Iur‘ (.nod salary to experienced
ln ll (ireeuliulg & Bros“ Depot
l. I t Notwaik.
"7 II-
1'
s
0. TH) Girls for card I! artment.
.A“‘ II; J. 8': J. Cash, lnc., Cannot St.
TO LET
'10 l' l: .\'T Rm shop in first class
condition. '\'I“ onus .Intl building».
0
lnquilt n! .lIInII w MonIoI- Hum.
Ave. \I-I'wnllt.
”‘0 1 [IT 7? I-IIIIIIH Inr smlll lamil; all
in: ItnIIII ‘.lll~, on South .\J.Iin .xll‘(‘_‘!.
an lIilip Slnmunslu Du SI. corntl
ltngmonti fillt'Pl
'IO 1.! 'l .\iI--Ih inruished rooms tor
II in
hf)ll‘~lt' ltl‘l' ping April}
Il‘ .I '
at (Yale
\tu~ SIIIIo nr
2'4 High «Irv-cl.
'I I lVIiIZN'l‘. “'I-ll located more of
'Z‘lllll sIZI- in SI». NOIWI'llk. A firm
“1 twin Illnn. can hau- up i(‘ ll
YIII~I~ l \tuII- \ for ,. .'(. (‘ harles
l' I I'll .\u \I'iln SL, So. Nor-
I I-Im Phone 2487.
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' ‘. uniumished moms in
. II- \ltlt’llf‘P. suitable lor light
"'0 Jun. l~‘ techie light. gas and
l \l("t 2 minutes from depot.
‘_‘ LII
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l l I i0 \an Zant street; 5
untitled and bath all modem
”11': except hem. Rent 830
-.. ml} lnq Room No.1. Coleburn
.\(‘ Viiilli.
s0h1~,’
5 room tenement with im-
menmnls. Adults osi like
I .-.'i\t .151. Norwalk. y M .1
E” Y' Y VT» Storage Space.
hold
at ...
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(i .I,
house-
furniture. Separete rooms.
P proof building. Hubbell
.v I‘d Storage 00.. Inc.. ““83-
.d (n.- n. Tel. Westport 47. We
He negotiable warehouse assists
Ft.
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W lNl) SALESMEN
WANTED
. A Highly Paid Profession
rIIl Institution of high
«I IIItling has openings
.Ile mt-n and women as
u- prestntathes to all
‘:lIIl TGAGE REAL ES-
HANDS yielding 7% and ‘8
.2 Interest. All or part?
i- UptlnlllOl‘l. This is an ex-
‘l . Y opportunity for sales-
II .' :IIIIIIty to make large
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Immediately To
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“1 ”er of Representatives
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F. S. LYON
JOB PRIN'HNG
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“‘~' "' "'9 Sons on.“ -
- lIlYII Aulnlt‘. New Y‘“, N
FOR SAL boom and
desk combined. lasso Street.
For? same—1 m7 m towing ear
cheap, so Chestnut st. ’
EOR SigiE—Or "mitt. [maishe had
so, acres proved llargs
hard short distance select loca-
tion. Ge'o Mitchell, Telephone 1881.
FOR SALE—Used Remington
writer. visible. model 11);er
condition. .60.
'11-12 or 8- evening. as.
Beach Road. Token eke, Dari
FOP.
acres
Norwalk.
llox t3? 5.
C
en.
SALE—Hone. barn and 16
of land. 3, mile from 80.
For partlnulars address
So. Norwa k P. 0.
fl
FOR SALE—3 lulu a on Union
street build!!! for rent; at 16
Harshall street. muse
Go.
“—54“ ‘ :3— ‘4
l LOST
LOSTr-Red memom tum address
book containing mount and tickets.
Reward. Return to Sent nel edice.
LOST-J’mm So. Norwu'k to River-
side cemetery. pocketbnok contain-
ing sum of monet. Kind v return to
Mrs Waitrs care Bristo Hotel, 50.
Norwalk. Conn.
FOR SALE
7 Passenger (‘adlllac.
ms [)0ng- Touring.
1921 Ford Sedan. fully e In. Iped, like
new
1919 Ford Coupe.
mmmlahlt.
1920 1-0“) touring.
1918 Foul touring Ilemounl ble
5 passenger Buick. . .
' 1920 Harley-Davidson motI rack.
10 months old
LOUIS HELFA.‘ ‘1".
no 0 1344
2*"-
starter and de-
91 Main Street
FOR SALE
Small farm in East NO'walk.‘
House. 5 rooms. Barn. 7 acres land.
Many peach and apple trees. grapes.
6 cows. 2 horses it; ton truck. nan)
chickens. Price 35. 000 for whole. for
further pertlculars
Ask John T. Hayes
7 Main Street. Norwalic.
Real Estate Insnrsme
: WILLIAM F. HOYT
m1- mm
Houses all hint. Single & Double.
Large and email. in all sections
and parts of the Neural)“.
Houses for 32.500. 83.200,
35.000.
slooo.
prices from 35,000 to 388.000
to 366.000.
Desirable-
to 3150.003.
Houses to rent for the-lessen from
3300 to 31.000.
For further hm csil and
lumeshowyonwhetlhove.
mtm
Denim
Business Blocks 315.000
. «
$.93:
vi
Phone.
Beautiful City and Country Homes.
4
ice! deep 85 feet on Pine street. For comm mm‘
orand do .
tion in. Norwalk. 'liel.
convince you.
J1 IWest hrs.
also be firm 8“,.
m M iy is to put a premium on arbitra-
m unwarranted strikes and
“on; the s aim
hekouts designated by the btil
- we.‘
-Do:-oner John J. Ihshs M
hours without giving reasonable to»
flee: "closed shop" strikes; “open
“iockouts.
The tendency of the bill. apparent-
sinnein-i'
Write or cell 4”.
m
' - m
Kazan filer-nitsrem to sell!
me, Ohio
“*‘m‘ Mr“... not}.
tion. It (1‘0?! collective bargaining
nby insisting on the sanctity of collect
give contract.
When the bill first came to the Ben-é
on. it was voted to recommlt. The
those promptly refused to wow
3““ . some...
Can he so'ss any es 0‘
SheparJ,
“I. flaw“- '1‘
mm- u
“must HAWK“
Pres-lob .8 leaves“
1’
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n‘ubstiit. and adopted the measure an
“finch. 'thn the bill reappeared in
“the Bennie last Tuesday it was m-
.Ilttcd to the Judiciary committee on
nation of Senator DeLaney, um Rn-
! stor Delaney was made the center-
esee member of the committee. 1
(HT
PLEADS GU 1LT?
Continued iron m no.
—*
Judge William N. Maitbie. in ac-
ceptlng the pic: I. said he believed that
Mrs. Nott's pmsical condition was
such 'that she would not :1 able to
NANA! e Deli-m
cents-acting.
5
hold out during the trial. nd the
state's work might go ibr naught
xrs. Nott was then sentenced. after
she had pleaded "guilty" to the
charge of second degree murder. a:
read by the clerk. She was then our-
fled from the court room.
John Edward Johnson today plead-
ed guilty to manslaughter in connec-
tion with the murder of George B.
Nott and was sentenced. by Judge
mnole. to one your in jail.
ilRiDGi-ZPORT, June 2.—'l'he trial
of Mrs. Ethcl H. Nott. charged with
the murdcr of hcr husband. George B.
Nott. was cut short. yesterday. on
pit-a of Public Defender Robert De
Forest. for the tit-tense. who told the
court that Mrs. Natt was not tn good
enough physical condition to confer
Jim at.
EXPERT euro m
will overhaul and repair your car.
any make. in your own “Page.
Phone «oz-i.
ORLINS’
rm: momma error
(I
am hooligan? sross
N $433.1!!! imam
ow 'l‘iresm'l‘abeslfl
Prunhssoneble
awe-summons
KENDRICK’S GARAGE
m 8'3"“, mm
ALL wonx ouaaaureao
30 0-"!!! m
scum ~01!qu
Bansnns
For the Teeth
The tm‘ce-e-day brush the
Farms near by. prices from $3.200 r
l
teeth habit is the finest of all
toilet habits. Hyonr teeth are
right anally your health is
right. Let us help you select e
moth brush that will meet with
,\ llif' individual requirements,
a:..' *Y .u‘il‘Wi" clean your teeth
and protect them. '
H. A. MEAD
ram“ mm
simmer. am can.
A\ \ v hPld In W‘
"” ‘3 “Whine st 8 o“
a lulled :0 title
{‘9 S b) John M.
trucking
oneelnary t Ooa'Phsne 157?. House
with defense counsel. Judge Maltbie
. and. of “all. m adjourned court until toda).
“1'": #90 0w Rad'- I 9" During css. counsel for Mrs. Nott
ca.‘ ° ' son in to titer with her concerning
Y J mum '”'
the letter! olcrcd in midan b) the
State. and “hich she is alleged to have
written to Elwood Ti. Wade. while
they were both in the Fail-field county
jail awaiting trial. State's Attorney
Cummings sold it is the contention of
the State that new one or the letters
is admiulbie and has a direct bearing
on the case.
Elbert Wade. 5 liter 0! Elwood B.
\lee. who was ciecuted ft» the mur-
der of Noit. was a witness yester-
day afternoon. He said Elwood had
often borrowed his automobile to take
Mrs. Nott riding. Asked by the Rtate
when he first became aware of rela-
tions between his son and Ire. Non.
Mr. “'adc mild he thought it was be-
tween five and ten months before the
murder.
He sold he had talked with Mrs.
Neil and told her she was foolish to
permit Elwood to come to her house.
He said he told her she weuld get
herself and his son into trouble. Mrs.
Nott told him. aid the witness. that
she would have nothing more to do
with Elwood. but his son's visits to
her home continued.
Other witnesses at yesterday's ses-
siou were Mn Mar)" 8 Wnde. widow
oi Elwood it. Wade: C. C. Wilson. a
hand writing expert: Albert Wotton.
“'ilitem R. Wetter: and William Wot-
ton. Jr“ who owns a My newspa-
per delivery.
ASK elem -DA.\IAGl-:&
Edward 0. Better. Bridgeport. hoe
brouht suit in Superior court “ulna
William 1. Mt. New Haven. in.
which damages of 310.000 ere Ilkbd
m or e. result of bet“ err-eh
by an nutcmebile owned w'the de-
hndant. The crneh occurred at Dec
public m m In m
of Bernsrdlao Basic. 30.
killed on Nu “m‘h “
r t 1,.- when! or. a. truck. it
found that'he alighted while the
“Math-t
his intention of so doubt.
m- to be accidental.
1n
candied atthe age at“ lathe
Esta-aim has.
I. it was tonal
he met his tie-1h by a. bullet in“
till: am ”ed by Freak Vitali-
ase who and in self defense deter
lie-g twhs ”bed by Piano. whei
was and!“ trying to kiil- Mn.
inn use intoxicated and the
Inset lasted over some trivia‘l
Dominick Zapeno tried to
than with the usual result.
as will recover.
Today in wait Street
WALL STREET. 10: :0 a. m.—
i nder tad of rolls. equipments. oils
and tobacco; stock market prices
were mainly hther at the opening of
today's sc-ion. Earl)" galns‘oi ‘1 to
shoot 3 pout Assess node ”Cans.
dun Milo. International Harvester
and Bumm'i‘obneso. The tut non
became unsettled. Wet. on fur-
ther selling of Crucible Steel. which
added 1 ‘5 points to yenerday's less st
3% points Sentiment again was ad-
versely Influenced b) the weaker. of
Liberty Bonds. the tfis calling to
88.52. the lowest price yet recorded
for that lane.
1
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WALL mam. Nouns—«title
from some of the food specialties no-
tably American Sugar. which MI 2
points. the whet rallied irreguhrl)
before noon. High grade oils Includ-
ll. Standard Oil of New Jersey and
the Mexican group. were fairly active
at gains of l to 2 points. Studebaker.
Kelly Springfield Tire. General Elec-
tric and American Vi'oolen rose 1 to
its points. and the transcontinental
rails. especially Great Northern and
Northern Pacific. were sustained by
the strength of Canadian Pacific.
Dealings were light. however. and
largely in the nature oi dart cover-
lngs. Liberty 3y.- snednl mom to
80.10 . Exchange on London was
been and Call money opened at 7
per cent.
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.-—Borne
shares registered further Mons nt
midday.\when call money rose to 7%
towards increased Milieu. Liberty
me made another decline to 86. but
soon rallied to 83.10.
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COMBAT mm onoasmhox
acct-:- mm.
HARTFORD. June 2.—Battallon
Headquarters and Combat Train. Sec-
ond Battalion. 12th Artillery. has been
recruited in Nor-walk and accepted as
eph W. Lockhart: second lieutenant.
Stephen notes: second lieutenant.
Robert B Olher.
A combat train 01’ 50 men. u be
Wit-sags” em ' ssiss
1 coming in quite rapidly“
. . a. “Tag Day" will permit those
of the test equipment. oil and food ,
per cent" but the trend otherwise was .
a part of the connection national reigns—1.7 of.“ nsseble education, _
guard It has nttizen. Ite newt); - in c . nous .
Romano ylii be weakest
the people who wilibe behere to en-
in the drive M to“
but not
tine
fl
l
who whit to contribute. but who be!
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SURGEON DENTIST
on anagrams]?
WSQMILI 80.3mm
information on request
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km II the Third meeting! the
10th Artillery. has been recruited in
Stunner-d. Its emcers are: Captain.
ten-Int- Patrice u. Lgden ind George
L Bitch.
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CARD OF THANKCt
aunties D. Potter and Second Lieu';
wan-hue..."
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