l'a... July ll.—m
llea\crdnle. a mining
lute last night. after?
American cltlunl'
related their ln—
JOHNSTOWN.
iorelxners left
tow! near herI
at man meeting ot
who are flld to hu\e
u-ntion of drivingo
element alleged to
lu-“uurdale within t
State police on I
attended the men- ting an
is reported that thI ohiectionable (ii-e-
Inent must lease the communlt) It
thu do not' 'tho quI stnan is report-
ed as saving. "you
here and protect the ill but \u- will get
them sonne r or ha I Iw 'l'l‘lupfl' tonight. ’
(\en .llg Iinst )0!“ I» III IIsItIIIn
The Sum tIIIIIII . :IIIIIIIlIng to UP
.Ilflllnfll whotn
r13. mlxisod thIm.
"w to iv :I\« the town,
let'iing‘ r'III hIgh.
find I I I- \IIIiIIs III 2: In \Vhlt‘h i.“ said to
u.Itl\. '
hau- prucII'dIIl I
l-‘III building's III- II- Il\numited andi
I
u nuflll't'r or tmI ig'I rv~sidenta driven'
\lnnday night. 9.0-;
int) :It llemerdnle t
{Itorllln‘gmtlo 1:052:41?“ n Itching Cambrlu
county .InthorttII 5.
MR. WEBB PLANS l
EXPENDITURE OF i
,- ABOUT $10, 000
Continued from First Page. '
I-rated his statements made :It the.
.iune meeting of the Council. tint Mr.
Webb was long on promises. hut :short
IIII deeds. and that he had never laid
walks that he had agreed to lay. This
was denied by Mr. Webb, who stated
that he had never agreed to lay Walks
on any property saw- his own.
it «I finally decided by the (‘oun-
rIi to refer Mr. \VI-hb’s plans to the
l uiiding committee of the Council and
the, corporation counsel. The building
committe is composed of Councilmen},
Cullen, Davenport and Clarke.
Mayor Donovan ohiectcd to the pro- g;-
pooed subway type of entrance uning
that. it would depriIe thI public or .
some sidewalk. which was denied by :
Councilman Wolfe, who called .IttI--n
lion to the (act that thI- re is .I lint in ‘
the sidewalk the n \IhiI h dI-prixts the
public of a. foot mmI- sldrwulk than
they would lose it the suhwm Inn of
entrance was used.
"It's a very meritorious thing to do.
to she away tlII I it\' 9 IIrIIpc-z t_\ " said
the Mayor in closing :It’tII he lnd lll< .
fonncd Mr. Webb that It \vns mun to
make a promisc in :I public meeting.
but another thing to accomplish what
was promised—hence lIIs desire to
have the corporation counsel investi- .
gate the plans.
“I never made I! promise to you or
anyone else that I didn't keep." said
Mr. Webb.
"No, but you have kept yourself n.
respectable distance from the truth in
making your promises," was the May-
or’s retort, and he then proceeded to
Inquire about cer't IIII walks. on Main
street. which he said Mr. \Vehb had
' promised to lll_\ but which inwe not
been laid as \It. \ll‘. \VIhb :IIinn re-
plied that the walks were not on his:
property. and that he hIId never prom- .‘
ised to lay walks on property other
than his own.
. \;
The matter simmered down. lIm\'-'
ever, when other business was brunch
before the meeting. ‘
LIEUT. GOVERNOR
TEMPLETON WILL i _ ’ -
ATTEND DEDICATION; . NOW THE LOWEST PRICED
- Continued from First. Mo Z.
Norwalk at 2:30 o'clock (D. T.) on!
Saturday. when they will report to
Major G. Morgan Muren. who win».
’lll be annigned a position by Major
Maren.
The members of both the Veterans:
of the. Foreign Wars and the Ameri-:;
can Legion should make a special ef-~
tort to make. a. 100 per cent. showing,-
IIs both these organizations are. conv‘
templating carnivals in the near fu-"
ture and. it should be to their advnn~£
Inge to have the public note the alzoa‘
of their organizations to strengthen
the appeal to be made by these organ-"i
Izations for patronage.
Automobiles will be, provided for
the wounded men and 'nnyone not in}
condition to reach the railroad station
um communicate with Alfred Cuthill.“
chairman of the committee on tran-
rportatlon. and an automobile will be
provided to take the soldier from his
home, to the exercises and home again,
’l‘omorrow. Thursday. the line of~
march. tog-ether with all other details
of the parade. the time it is to start.
\\ ho will review it. etc... will be pub-
lished in The Sentinel. "
A further appeal is being made for
mods, and all subscriptions should .. g
sent to.Alfred'Goldschmidt. Treasurer. '
whéfi they will be acknowledge--
through this paper. '
Th? receipts to date are as rollow:——:I
Previously acknowledged . . .01.201.60
Mrs. Chas. J. Hill ........ 5.00
”Mortimer M. Lee . ........ . 10.00
(‘ush ........... ......... 10.00
\‘IIast Bros. Garage........ logl
(has. D. Taylor ..... ...... ’.l
Chas. J. Taylor...'.........' 1.0,
(‘has C. Perry............ 10.. .‘
l‘Iske O’Hara. ........ .... 100
Norwalk Box Co. ......... . 10.0 l
butt-or Lake Ice Co. ........ M I
J. ‘7 LaytonCo. Inc. ...... ”100 I
NrIrIIIk steam Laundry 10- 05
t. F.Moulton.'...‘........'10.09
(-‘o, D .‘Rumll .......... 5.0}!
1.. W. Fitch "lo.
‘f‘lme‘W. F'llnt. Inc. ....... 10.00 l
" Ilw. J. Quinlan .....'..... 10.0'.
Sum Kantor ...... ........- 10.09
A. J r‘oIIIns .............. '10..I‘
2.00
REV. HWIma—r 3
TAX ABA mar
Continued m tint m
*
This brought I. hot rum nun
Mayor who ”aid mttflha- .« .
IIhonId not cone in mu
.... 1‘ «par .13! .07;
, -
,I gifi‘5‘_.‘r
it you don't like what vu- |old Inc.” «‘-
abutment ol’ the tux on the‘ item of -
ut the undesirable “0“ 000" be m Hr. Bmmn,
ll l\t been responsl- said that Mr. Wton ‘13 that:
lmes commuted at he would wnlh‘yw n on m ' ' «jam “W _h t 3
, umerou! Cl"
lle for n N Ms, “W monthl amount or money I! he had it;
h t II had met
I w...” .. “to“: ”w“ “" ‘ mAnmAn om m
pnlIIe "II It may stay ’0? t). D“ m
3:fHa-V¢ Pains?
--n.ln .
lo-‘uedpwuelltophy-icd - 001. I ‘tofl _ ,
.4 Whenh- .
‘P‘lui’m ke- ‘“ . AnyounughboE—homone.
C
have charge of the parade. when they?
uni-mun fault' ' . - 7 . V . I. k « ,. " ' ‘ ' ‘ Rte: w l ’
. _ . . . _ 47:: «ab A
~ m t, .. ~31” -- ,. ‘ hemademohMitbeiw-“nu
. Watt» vu'toul Helicon exam: 13"“.t we munch ”“9-
I I ;. E “Wm mummmmmmm mm...
It! ._ r . H .
a "*7 «‘ Mural-m the no inure-ted °t the I’m-delimit AW
' "« . . ._ , . ._ _ lllt Iltll‘ “crooner. Mm .
motion was t on lint on
\
’ III Mount to the «tumble la-
:ln the tom of a mum momma o pom: IIIM I i t , «-
f who 3’ n motored Inlghtm
WWW In: mm: and u m bean-a of revelation-5 1" "
'TGDAY J, \w '., ,w «- -----
The' motion tic-ed. l
Mccmuummtlnel
s, I
V?" ..‘A.'
.il "I 5
Ir
mudpdnu‘ulnthelot ‘ ' -' ._. .,_
etch-mm. Hm,“ _ .Honnoothgnlu . -
“Idiot-"l, II um .
n ”In“ “It“ . Reduces Mt;
hmnnhiuhouolorzsltb- - m
t’fir‘u'fi-Tutu“I ' ‘
mwlunlhcummho .
W; m I Emu-frag. ‘
"ammo. thd- l 600‘! m ’
:9.
lay- and help rid the blood of paleon-
nu- unto m Men-unhe- and
\
antic point. .0" Inn-clot. «it! or
swollen joints. ~ : ”
lune B. hauling“. N.J..writu; '
"I, but caused no a mat dulot trouble in f
counting. lwmmin‘ wnl '
whicbvnnduotolho condition any w
Ono bottle d Vol.1 lid-c, Pilh “finial:
._ ....4
“mm“ “flaw”. In I M'Wmuwmimfiam
mrmwmuum." . '
g- ,Be Sure It’s an INTERNATIONAL
For .3. «by Stilton-1’0”“ Corp.
« . ‘ . .i Let Me Quote Youv—Cash or Installment Plan
WW new
‘1'.
‘ : 'HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Tolaphono 4m to Voter Street loath Not-nth
mung. Hunting. and Tlnnll‘
55;?
USE PYROLX
ON YOUR FRUIT, POTATOES 'AND
pm...“ OTHER VEGETABLES
swuum-m‘ Kills Most Worms and Bugs
For am In South Norwaik ’ Try s can of 'fnolp ' Wood moron yon-nib.
by Stilloon-Pov‘IIell Corp., and
"um... ALBERT D; MORGAN.
70 Fifth Av... Now York
—
. LIONMD
’“E'A‘R 10-le
Baum DEA
FNESS
~ mm HEADNOISES. Simply
Rub it Buck of the Euro and
Inacti- M
«a
T
- I, Now we ask you to apply the test of e:onomy to Today's Oakland Six.
Compare it with Other cars of similar size, wheelbase, horsepower or price.
, ' " ' Gocuenifurl‘her Gnmpare Oakland economy with that of much maller- can
.« -—of shorter wheel bse, less horsepower, less seating capacity, costing much less
The price reduction of the Mitchell from $1750 to $1490 8 ' ' - "mney
. . pothghts agam the Milk I
chell pohcy of always giving unusual values. filvgggen 320231 find Economy' In Today’s Oakland Six an outstanding fact
.. - ons r t»
Nowhere at the price can you find a comparable car. For power. beauty, com- When youp purchase a car and use it for six months, ayear or longer and: then
fort and economical operation, a Mitchell brings you a new standard of excel- 3911 mietl the net result to you has been the use Of a certain number 0f ““1“ of
ience. .
It' as upon what these miles cost you that you must base your judgment of emo-
Once you see this $1490 Mitchell, once you ride in it you’ll be unwilling to consid- - my
Theron-e five prime factors thatcontribute to: rear 8 ability to delimit-«mica
er a lesser car. You’ll agree that 111 this car your money buys more. And once
you become 2. Mitchell owner you experience constantsatisfaction. The Mitchell at a low cost—the rice of the car, its weight, the number of. miles it will travel
of l 1 y. has won a host of friends. W211; tg'fu ctlon gaso,me the number of miles a set of tires will carry you, and sim-
Come at once whether you are ready to buy or M become W In these essentials, as applied to the low cost If travel-miles, Today ’3 Oakland is not sum
if equalled by any other car.
with this extra-fine car at $1490.1nd in addition to then pulme factors Oakland Six is noted for my otlmr festuresthnt out
tribute still further to low mileage cost.
The use of high. grade motel-ills, elimination of superfluous. parts, heavily banned: 6 L2 melt:
«slmgfor gunmen-mom; cur. . . . . . . . . . . . .formeI-ly $1750 moras‘amuumu$3331.33: ilfi°é$§;”ti2%‘“££§£$§§ 82;:
$14” for 3*.Passenger 3Roadster .- . . ‘. . . . _ . .. . ., - . . formerly $1750 [auditor-es Somaouly Intuit-“011:0! the per-mile cost of operation.
- \ . . 13,.“ “mm M’ I Oakland 3 resale value that establishes it um 91 III-ct
$1790 for 4-PassengerriSpecial. . . . . . . N . ; . .~. formérly $1950 “'""'°“ “mwwmm‘m‘” “4 “Pm“ “aw.“
$2590»for.4.1?merI-Coupe. ‘ . . . . _ . . _ . . . . _ . . '. . . . formgrly $23003 , ~«AiDmonstrahon Will Prove What We Say Will You Phone Us!
£3690for5-Passengerfiodm...”........,.......-f0rrn¢flY'WT
mmnoumwts. Wan-am; I I 4” .
'mrcHELL tMmRSImImgnmwcexm‘
. , .- ~_ .,
I“ V a 22‘ ~.
5"
- ! mm MAIN mmmaumgmxm Mews-4.5“ . ; .
GARAGE AND ”VICE SEATION—s-E fiver MW 1m. fl 7?? A, _ . ««
Norwalk Chronicler