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. “hive no further fearnor fuss.
can look .next winter in the face 7
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- ; Dre will find tho’ coal is still I “wowmvmo . 1.3.-.. -' , . , I. f , ; 3.: K . i S t” C
\ wade”, he has secured the very ' By giving WWW ‘ ~. § , l' ,' _, ._.__ f" f . . , ‘ 8 am I “l g ases
.- and none has better East or l .3, giving prompt servlos_ - ~ - . 3. ~ f 7......“ R ‘ .
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The man who bunght his coal in
June now sings a happy, carc-
lree tune and he who buys coal in
. July may count himself a wise old
.gay. ~ The seasons come. the sea-
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All-jwooi . Were $2.00 3 .Now all.
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‘tyof thevehicieoftered for registra- ,_~., ~ , -
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There will be "grind from each ‘1 .Men’s M
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l. A new application.
1. Return of old number plates and
Milan certificates.
In this form of registration no es-
aminatlon is necessary at this time.
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Contains latest statistical information, also high and
mic-33%” eggdelme'” 3m” low prices for several years on all issues listed on the . a. “ma mam, or hm or __ .7 , ,
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This letter is an official notice the be the chief witness today and the Johnm \\ll>«: .. my.
all public service registrations under to‘depena. on him to tell of see. (Continued from First Page). weight. to hm l - , .. .. ;
the law of 1919 are void and that new tag bctn paid to Abe Attell. one of the —— t'wrivs:’rou§l;i l ’ '~ \\I . «in
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15 bars Kirkmanfs Soap . . . . . . . . for ”$1.00
15 lbs. Granulated Sugar . . . . . . . . . for $1.00
Pillsbury’s or Gold Medal Flour. . . bag, $1.49
EvaporatedMillt 2cans,23c
CrownAsterOats pkg.,10c
QuakerQuakies .{................3for25c
Native Potatoes................ peck, 50c
A. F. BeclcmannolCo. Inc. ‘ '
83-» Washington St., South Norwalk'.‘
PHONE 1405 ’ ' FREE DHIVIRY
an
‘SHOE
”filtration for every vehicle coming
license. the Department of Motor Ve-
find the applicant a proper
ve such license.
hicies in
person to
The department advises that every
applicant appear in person. but reg-
istration may be applied for by mail at
the Hartford office.
A refund to all public service rcg-.
istrants is authorised under the law of
under the definition as a public serv-
ice motor vehicle must be taken out
under the law of 1921.
, Elihu-(mt.
A reasonable time from the sending
later than Tuesday. August 2. all po-
licc authorities in the state will be nak-
ed to enforce the law.
, Robbins ll. Biocckel.
Commhsioner of Motor Vehicles.
Hartford..1uly :l. 1921.
damn mwuvs
“ESTATE MAY BE
TIED UP 7 YEARS
,(ConUniisd (tom Est Page).
illegal but it is doubtful. according to
hwye'rs. if this would bring the first
wife any of the estate. for while Irwin
in still ll'mllly alive his wife cannot
even claim title to the property under
his name Which she holds at present.
It hm- been suggested that the ai-
plication tor the appointment of a
conncrmtor over the estate might help
to solve the difficulty but this would
lend to n'cn‘more complications thnn
now cxiat. Hartford lawyers my.
Various other plans of action have
been suggested by which one “widow"
or thc other might attempt to claim
thc litllc estate held by the other. but
u'l of thorn lead to practically the
some finish—d long line of technical-
iilr-s which would more than eat up
lhc «suite that the farmer Hartford
hail club manager left.
In the opinion 0f lawyers there As
(ml)~ one thingvfor the wives to do at
present-40 wait for the sea to cast-
up the body of Irwin. who it is gener-
ally conceded. committed suicide by
lumping into Long Island Sound from
out of this notice w'ii be allowed for.
compliance. and at its expiration. notiblayers now on trial.
Imony by Joe Gedeon. Billy Hahnrg
CHICAGO. July 22.—Having used
Bill Burns. former White Sox pitcher.
who turned State's evidence in the
trial here of former. White Box phy-
crs and alleged gamblers. charged
with conspiring to th the 101!
wdald‘s series to Cincin to place
before the Jury its contention that the
conspiracy was originated by the plaY-
allegcd originato of the plot.“ Burns
my also be recs ed by.the defense. ’
Alegai battle is anticipated during'
the day whet? the State attempts to’
introduce the grand Jury confessions"
of Eddie Clcottc. Joe Jackson and
Claude 'Wllliams. former White Box
‘ The State is expected to ask for a
court session Saturday. If it's request
is granted. the prosecution may finish
its case Monday or Tuesday. Testi-
and possibly one or two others. is ex-
pected to complete the State's case.
The defense is understood to have a
large number of witneaes and defense
testimony is expected to take up the
greater part of next week.
OSTFRIESLAND AT
BOTTOM OF ATLANTIC
continued from m Page»
which could weather explosions of
such force alongside was regarded as
practically impossible. WNA
Naval men expect to learn many
lessons from the bombing tests con-
ducted during the month with former
German warships as targets. Careful
study was made of the elect of the ex-
plosions on shipboard of the various
types of bombs up to 1,100 pounds.
and some changes in future construc-
tion are expected to result. One pos-
sibility suggested was that of an an!»
ored deck on the top of the bull in
addition to that Just below the Water
line.
Some naval officers made no eflort
to disguise their surprise that the 0st-
friesland fell victim to an aerial at-
tack. Others. however. had said that
if large bombs landed close by the
ship. the hull would give way.- They
pointed out that the one ton bombs
The House Where YOL’R CREDIT IS is
GOOD 'AS CASH ELSEWHERE.
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ernmcnl's Trish policy."
Just how much “it! hostility will be
allowed to affect the government is not
yet apparent. The launder. Times says
it is not to be under-estimated. and
adds. “Certainly the relief and. nails-
faction which would be produced by
a settlement along any lines would
sweep the opposition aside. and give
the government overwhelmineg auth-
ority to conclude the arrangements."
LONDON. July :2.-—Eamotln de
Valera arrived at Huston Station.
shortly after 8 o'clock this morning.
to take an cight-thitdy train for Dub-
iln.’ To newspaper men who pressed
him for an interview. he said:
“Although the immediate future is
unoemin. we have perfect confidence
in the ultimate success of our cause."
A few minutes later he stood up in
his carriage to addreu a large crowd
of Irish enthusiasts. who swarmed
about the station. First in Irish. then
in English. he thanked them for com-
ing out early in the morning to bid
him goo ye. and said everywhere he
went he found the name enthusiasm
for the Sinn Feln. which only a just
cause could inspire.
“I am perfectly certain our cause
will .win in the end. It may take some
time to accomplish. but success cer-
tainly will come. . Of that I am confl—
dcnt." he said.
Cheering and singing. the crowd
surrounded the train. just as it was
steaming out an old Irish woman madc
her wa‘y to the front and ‘ehoutcd:
“God bless you. Sir. Ireland needs
you!" Which Mr. dc “Valera acknow-
ledged by smiling and waving his
hand"
BELFAST. July 22.——What may be
considered a. typical l'lster view ofvthc
Irish situation is given today by the
Belfdst News Letter: -
“We are convinced." it says. “that
until the government presents a de—
flnih, filial decision. that admits of no
Dunn Flt'lll.
TRUE sillinesfi
From the h rah r'rr mm. is
been "True Bu: ‘ airt‘; w. :m
to maintain
Our confideni
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owing to tho: :nnuzntnnfle crzzl
ments which as hat. r-cwverltu
tourists and 10ml pairon<. This”;
prove to you that our eiforts rest!
in. Eilt'Ct‘Seful insiness.
"Oeanlim as" is our nvxl motto «ii
astonishment is (loam-d 2mm (mil
and every twenty-four lion‘s so as
keep a clear atmosphere
is opened tor inspection at all has
for the pm who wish m seek!
our shop is kept clean and howl
products are made. The "inspeml
are our friends.
Our hrsnoh store in South Nomi
ll running on the same ideals Til
goods are made at our main smi
Norwslk. Whether you are in M
walkfir in South Norwalk you #:1-
able purchase the same quanta!
goods and they may be dt-llvei't‘d‘
your home at any day or the week
Special prices are given to
churches and parties.
ice ores.
In this establishment. the
“d all" Wines: is operated by tho
no name Shop of Norwalli. Only ti
bakery business is Opelalctl by hem
Wilkins.
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OurNo. One, 80, 2 for 15¢ t0 expire before Irwin can be legally against ”0 pounds in ‘ “”9“!“ ”‘d h ing. to the Qinn I (Pnt j; d...
— . - called dead- ' 800 pounds in the larger miner "*-°Vd}"” ffif‘iffiiozltfiimsven with
. It " "‘4' MIDOBMOU 0' "10 estate The sudden sinking 0' the Oatfrl - a)?“ J‘as already are being indulged ————-“
OLD ‘VELL CIGAR After months of wear is left by Irwin which cannot be settled "“4 W “'0 tun” ”an”: prevemeid fullest-e; the possibility of the masons. ' ‘—
. , . - before the fact of his lcnth i the carrying out of furt ei- exper-.. . . -
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, unusual qunlay. exceptional property he may have .dlgmd of b ‘ was found that the 1.100 pound be him I .' “0m comer!“-
* ' y be he dropped in the early morning ‘0' the ““1" for m" N" m the em.
valuc and up-to-date style of ::°F.’::hconveyance is another matter. m to dun the protective 'ernment’s own undetermined. feeble noun? AND ICE
M property would not form a. M "five“? ‘0 an, on action." “In cons
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- him to the apartment occupied hit In»
part of the estate and. if less!!! “‘3':
(erred by... person of sohnd mind.
would stay transferred.
Jtnuary 26. 1031. ”‘d brought by
Maud Augusta Andrews and her two
children. .Anm. and wife No. 3 lil-
mained inaliemrtment'throughoota
pastor the ate-tho: Ma and
”Macho”! nod o! ”I“ and
Wm»u.m'oraaoruuner '
deck. orders were
the ship fourteen-inch‘shelis. loaded.
with mud. instead of explosive. to de- .
tor-sine the penetrating power of such
Indore they could take on. however.
thé W had been sunk. ‘
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W“ TARIFF BILL
assoc BY THE sonata.1
Oonunusq your: firm Page.
The'Northcrn Whig says that if Mr.
de Valera intends to proceed with the
struggle. the loyalists will be the less
of sentimentality and piattitude with
which we have been drenched."
The newspaper expresses the opin—
ion thst lf'Mr. dc Valera returns to
London to inform Lloyd George that
he has brought a basis fornegothtibns
or is anxious to regime the search lot-
58 Osborn Avon!!!
inst Nor-walk. Conn
J. M. LAYTON & to.I
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