'» tier! wicked
Chicano. according to the report or
Mrmavmwnm
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' 7.108. In.. July 8.———New York ts .1
city. much worse than
two Zion deaconesses' who returned
yesterday after more than five months
' spent in the metropolis.
. "All they think of is pleasure.
money. movies and dancing." Miss
Sent-morn and Miss suhmamn report-
ed. "They are dancing all the time.
Church members. too—they ail
dance."
They reported that during their stay
they sold 12,550 pieces of Zion litera-
ture. They expect to make another
snort to convert New York after at-
tending Zion‘s annual Feast of Taber-
- nncies.
Lots of Elderberry Wine;
' Pics and Jams Scarce
HARRISBURG. Pa, July 6.—Eldcr-,
berry pie and elderberry jam will be
scarce in Pennsylvania next winter.
according to reports received by State
agriculture officials from farmers. bu:
there will be no dearth of elderberrv
wrine.
(‘ity wine makers in automobiles are:
robbing the elder bushes of their blos-l
soms to make wine, the farmers com-,
plain. '
With short strawberry and ramp-l
berry crops as a result of the drought. l
farmers were laying great store b)"
their elderberry crop. but the other.
drought caused by national prohibi-
tion bids fair to make the elderberr)‘
crop short.
Pocahontas’ Crew
in Mutiny at Sea
NAPLES. July 6. (Associated Press)
~—Huring the. voyage of the American
steamer Pocahontas. which left New
York May 23 and has just arrived
here. the crew mutinied and would not
make repairs to damaged machinery.
A German passenger volunteered to
repair the damage. thus enabling the
steamer to reach Naples.
(‘imries W. Sterling. Seymour
street. has purchased a Sport Model
Nash through the S L. Benedict gar-
age.
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Russian Refugees Making
Use of American Made:
Night Clothes
CONSTANTINOPLE. July 6.—
American Red Cross» and army pa-
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* REMAINS.
men Wanted h Newark, N. J.
NEW HAVEN. July 5.—-Bsmuei
Bender. who. the police say. also callsI
himself Vilk. Willis and Kaplsn. and
who was arrested at Bevin Rock. near
here. last night, on suspicion of com-
plicity in oak robberies in New Jer-
y. waived extradition today. New
Jersey omcers planned to tdke him to
Newark during the day.
Bendeunlleged accomplice. Hsrry
F‘einberg. also the bearer of various
jamas are. being converted into iauntv
street clothes here by ingenious Rus-
sian refugee soldiers and civilians. ,
Hugh S. Bird. treasurer of the Red}
Cross, when here on a visit of inspec-.
tl'on 'to dispose of a large quantity of
supplies laid up in the warehouses.
i
.wear his heavy shabby winter clothes.
saw a spick-an-span. monocled Rus-;
sian officer. flourishing a. cane. and;
fanning himself with a straw m. at'
the local Red Cross offices asking tori
some mail.
The officer looked so well put«.up
that Mr._Blrd stopped feeling sorry
for the Russians for a moment. until}
he. took a. second look at his clothes.
He them saw that the man had taken
a suit of pajamas. sewed some should-
er strap braid on them. strapped his
officer's belt about them and rolled up
the bottoms to give a trouser effect.
lly taking off his hat. shoes. and belt
the man was ready to go to bed.
Mr. Bird thought so well of the In-
genuity of the man. who had defeated
the hot Weather that he gave orders
for several thousand more pajamas to
be distributed so no Russian need
pared to resist extradition and was
held in bonds of 85.000 for a contin-
ued hearing next Saturday. Both men
weer charged with larceny oi! $1.200 '
from the National Biscuit Company.
at Newark. in August. 1920. when the
safe ot' the company was broken open. _
The police declare that Felnberg and
Bender have been connected with safe
robberies involving the. theft of near-
ly 8200.000.
LETTERS 0F GRA‘ITI'UDE
El 'tl 3 go nd illustrations-
in “33:53,!"er all; azpeal to many.‘ , 76 North Main Street .
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hut after all it ls the homely. sincere
letters from women. overflowing with
heartfelt gratitude for health restor-
ed by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. that convince other sut-
toring women that there is a medl- .
cine that will help them also. Many
such letters are being published inY
this paper from day to day. and it is
to any woman's advantage who suf-
fers from female ailments in an form ~
to give this old fashioned root and j
herb remedy a trial.
WELDING
Kendrick’
30 Chestnut Street
3 Garage
Phone 917
; ‘ The Nash Six Sport Model
VV":
'5 Is anUnusually Active Car
For Town or Country Use
The Nash Six Sport Model with its I
quiet Nash Perfected Valve-in-Head
Motor is an automobile of unusual
power and activity.
Its beauty of design, the rich coloring
of its green body and white’ wire wheels
and its great riding comfort merely
emphasize the excellence of its perform-
ance under all conditions. '
Comparison of these qualities of the
Nash Sport Model with other cars
approximating it in price reveals a value
.7 "' _r~‘.»..-r:‘:' .\_ - . .-_
A? a . A .st ("IE-(“531,293, ‘
ordinarily found only in cars costing
from $100 to $300 more.
Sport Model $1875, f. o. 1). South Norwalk‘
S. L. BENEDICT
73 NORTH MAIN ST.— SOUTH NORWALK
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aliases. according to the police. Dre-F. '
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TII‘CS, Tube? and ~ RwRfiahAficllgemo Hotel us'l‘lggplétxifisfloo
‘me‘m‘ “Mm” Special--Week of July 4th
10% REDUCTION AND A TUBE FREE '
Ajax, Firestone, Perfection, Star
and Converse.
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FORD SERVICE STATION
Mmiéwuj .................... 4 ....... $9.50
A. MODNE I
Phone. 957-2
SOUTH N OR‘VALK AUTO; SUPPLY (.‘O. i
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MILLS £9" FINCH
53 Day Street Phone 46]
,' Phone 399-13
AUTO PAINTING
26 Van Zandt Street East Norwalk
High Class Auto Repairing
STARTING, LIGHTING AND IGNITION
. RIVER STREET (Near Wall). Phone 1500 3
WORK A SPECIALTY
I
KEYSTONE CORD TIRES
Will Exchange Any Standard Make
Tires for- New
J. H. MANNING
TIRE SERVICE CO. OF N ORWALK
LOUIS Baum, Manager
Goodyear—United States Sales
and Service Depot—Penn. Tires
911/2 Main Street Tel. 1377 N orwalk, Conn.
usnn cans
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HEA‘DY’ 'AR A . -
S G GE HUNTER’S GARAGE
Cross Street, Norwalk Phone 675-2
Union Avenue, Near Main.
Mum“, MAMG, WASHING .
WRECKING CAR. -
NIGHT CALI. 715
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EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANICS
Telephone 2023.
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AUTO PAINTING
Trimming and Auto Body Repair Shop
THE $25.00 BATTERY—FORD SPECIAL
60% of the automobiles can use this type
' Battery.
Sundays or Holidays 8 s. In. to 12 moo.
Open 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Norwalk Battery Co.
‘39 West washington Street, South Not-walk
Phone 362-4
John Premru 69° Sons
l5 Seaview Ave. Phone 306-14 East N orwalk
WHATS THE USE or
We. oerrmciALoue on
CRUTcHES w HEN THIS
sane cAN PUT masts
‘ PISTON RINGS
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Cylinder rebodng, any size. Twenty-four hour service.
SHUFELT’S GARAGE
11 Edlie Ave. Tel. 1633-3 East N orwalk
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TIRES WE HAVE IN STOCK ARE
U. _ S., GOODYEAR, FISK
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We Can Convince You That
Kelly-Springfield Tires
and. Tubes
:Will Cost You Less Per Mile Than
Any Other Make.
Come in and let us show you that new Kelly
.Cord. , \
We have some good bargains in several
makes of Tires and Tubes which we are clos-
ing out. _ p , p _
Mm” ”“1 Generator Brushes or an .
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EBB BROS.
mass-2
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133 South Main Street
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$250 discount allowed on clean cash sales for next d) days.
'Norwalk Auto Co.
Norwalk Chronicler