Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 4, 1921 · page 11

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WOR‘II’IH Yeti-in t:IT'I'EN'I'ION
lve t me on

‘houses in choic‘e‘seotidhfi
alk not to, exceed” 810
600. Big grounds and well
ed Garage. Property must bein

 

 

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rocrastinate. Ben T.
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Ct repair and have all modern im—
ements Must be in select neigh-
articuars.
ssh, Nor-

 

A Ll FE-Tl M 18E OPPORTUNITY

. roomy: oiling.

station and, trolley. IS‘é t pend
“on. our
eats. For ..
250 cash. ance terms and rent
right. payments. Phone 1900.

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wen. over 17. Postal Mail
ay Mail, Washington
3. Typist Salaries.
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For

(former Civil Service examine!
iquitable Bldg" Washington, ll

NTED—Antlue
-r at dame K
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n3.
r 1 years old.

Westport Ave- Phone

.IIK'lED—A position,
.‘lations, anythingp Varian. Bo
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use. high prices pal
rnlturo, me hope
pine, etc, also 9

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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ED—Cierkshlps open to 'men.
31400461899.

treepar- bf
'ars of examinations. write J. Leon- Prl

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lass an in of me it that Is
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best recom-

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ground. Also one of the
grounds to raise round clams on
Sprite Island coast. Cost 89
co $350 tPo a quick, cash buyer.
thyxbee.P

quire S. S ,
Trust 00., So. Norwalk.

3

in.fg' Model 57, Double' letter
ger ectlIcondIition Address Aut
entin

FOR SALE-2

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p:.' 1.1, near center. Phone 1959.

i-ID —— Working mother with
an nter, desires room and board in
family, or room for light house-

piete dining
as am leaving town.
Main St. Tel. 2835.

FOR SALE—Gen

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by the mont.
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no 2336. ,

house-
Appiy Mrs.
Reservoir Ave. Ner.

set. 8 laces. Very cheap.

wood

FOR. ' SAL
first-class

ill—Harley

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

A3131“ Enwr'umished or untumish

n} one having or
w )lns kindly communicate withen th

11 My ment Department. Norwalk Til-
ll lbber Company. ,

 
 
 

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i xperienced preferred.

vminS. We are in a. DOBlthn to Druid.“
LII12~1rable locations some at our on
-s whom we mremfimwd 113811-
“Will!“

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ANng—Girls for packing room
Tristram
«be Co. Union St.. South Norwalk.

FOR SALEa—B- acres of good oystortv
s

. O. Box 543, South N 2'-

FOR SALE—Six—room cottages. In-
olsor care Peoples

bedroom suites and 60m; 'l
room suite at sacrifice, ’ ,
21 North ’ ' ’

nine Oak Dining robm
55 Elm-

Davidson 1519, .2
condition, 8300.35 my An. I" “W

 

Fon SALE—Cadillac 7opssenger tour; 5 ‘

caegis. ' fl -

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" '.I With an easier tendency,

' Zhait hour.
1 leading specialties exhibited the moat War.

9 CENTRAL £3838“ BHOR

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min 30mm» cm

U -the conrtsand legislatures to stopI box.

' BATANIA, N. !.. 'Aug. 4m1t0.
Suleiman, or Batavis; who “recently

Izod the 810, 000 limousino of Jack
Denipsey. the world's
shampion. and tied up his share of my
' proceeds of' the Demps‘w—Gurpontier
fllht of July 2.” protect two civil
iaults for 3100.000 to be'triedin Batu-.-

hands with‘-*Dr. Wilbur F'.‘ emits; of
the International Reform Bureau, at-
Washington. in “the prevention of tu-
Rtnre‘ "

[ Mr. Spellm'arr left for New York to-
‘dav to' meet his attorney. :Wmiam
Klein. and to lay before him: the
LCrafts}: letter. :He‘ will ieaxe it to his
attorney. he said; to. decideiwhether
2hr. willrmrnlsh ammunition; for the
Reform Bureaus vpromise‘d fight in

 

ing.
May- in “Wailetreet

»- ’ WALL STREET. 10:30 a.‘”ln.—The
'LStOck Market opened irregular, but
which be-
came more pronounced in the first
4 Investment railroads and

 

 

”weakness. Yesterdays decline in the
railroad division and misgivings as to

dividend action On certain industrious

, encouraged: broader selling for the

short account. American Sugar and
Central Leather‘feil 1 pdibt‘ltnd Unit-
’ ea States Food Products. Cuba Cane
8 ar pfd.. Central Leather pfd"
Bet 'lehem Steel, Sears Roebuck Gen-
eral Electric. American Locomotive
and Ifnited Drug 1% to 3:116. Stude-
baker was a notable exception. gain-

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

1—1917 Ford moto com i t
. RN Nrncn GARAEB, Pvt e item, 33%?

R SALE—Cow,
be sold at: once.
Haw‘es Ave, Darien.

 

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TED~Giris and women
:1. 103.111 good trade.
ill. -
l'l“,
YrI
pu'

(.1th-
ilox 837
York City.

sanitary

wanted FOR 'SALE—O

learning. with rapid‘advalfcg'
surroundings.
209 Cable Building,

car with
best of coglfiion.

 

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ml (0 pa firs more
1' 2:.1 care
fvz'lllilk, Conn

TO LET

lllT~Apartments
10.1 5". A”
nq 64 80 Main St, Tel. 60.

than $20

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.‘ Ilii) —Rent of 3 or 4 rooms by

r ran couple with ore child. Do
J.
E.Bia.‘se, '14 Main

on Washing-I
improvements except
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every detail,

00x
First- class local“ 1 325 it... (till

ion for oil stilt

good milker, must
wards.

no late Ford delivery

m: its; an“?
a co 1'08
Garage. . 13 Woodward Ave, Phone

‘2.

in modern house in

Bargain. George Mitchell, 'Ijele.1861.

.1 5,;J'. CLARK
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ing 2 points. while Chandler. Mexican
ed 2331‘} 3335mm 5% £171.11“! 3%: 173:? 3- Petroleum and Uniow‘Pacmc were bid
Bomflamllzm 0 gm up rcnrly a. point.

Tel. 65 - ,_, _ f_ «V work M. .H mm c... cum”- WALD” STRFElT, Nroion ‘d_I Selling

9 FOR SALE .. m m To orders did not oi ow p cos own an
e Eliizougm ' ' ‘ ' ‘2“ ' ' 10° , F " MEI-“u: l' ' the market began to show a little
1‘ m'u'uc“ 20k {2 .~ ‘ -‘ mm more stability in sympathy With the

or gringo” with sta'rt 3 ‘3‘”; “an“ m confidant gbgorption of the meters
1—1921 Ford coupe 'wit'h gggner' “g; slam m w Domestic and international monetary

conditions were regarded favorably.
Ftho large influx of gold here and
strength to foreign remittances. sterl-

 

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Sell Your Old Cars toth’o' “.

 

 
 
 

 

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Bridgeport Auto mack;
ins Co.

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n '. in! location,_

of business
.6 50. Main St.

vmh water. nice yard. no children.

suitable for any
Apply Hartford

0 RENT—Three nice large rooms

3: ‘11fii"?€§.a CREW“? if“? I__" 1 .. mo» North Am. . ,_
Illiri°...§1§‘:3‘3l:a.°l.}‘ ”'i'ma‘ég‘l'aw some. 2""l
~2 N. care Sentinel Mugs‘ $2

1 FIT—Store on Washington St.. 1153:3534,“ “a“ ‘0

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your time Let me show you
_ some bargains
L WILLIA
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\ EAL ESTATE
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u LOST
1:111! n 2 ‘1 Ala, pocke book?
”(UTI“JnL .1 :ml of money ill on 91‘ .2
8t. 5771 :1 v.1 rinei Qfice. or 11 Hoyt
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IIRkeIrul-n to South as

rwalk

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m ORDER or NOTiCE

2101 of o i - to make immediate payment to '4‘ .. ‘ ' }
51.2; Au ugust 2 NANS,,k'19§f ’ Prom“ JANE Honnmqn. I _ _'_ ,j
1.3;. ’ “ ’3' BR" a Danika late of Nor. , Execuir'lx 2,: .. 2 , ,
“Effigdlt‘i‘dlisttricc dgffiased " " ' IA“ I ' " th'I I, . .
. ‘. :1 r Y en a icatlon has ‘. 17mm Waggon-rag g :3 “lolaimotthoetoditm-of‘ssidmte 2 Him
"1 I} It s
gui~KrSzdr 31%;? $3339 pr;yt $1752." .8. am @113. i—h'i'hecaeme mnflmtmwhammdm - 512131533: W, {m
“2:61:17 :IlllIlIhorizlng him to sex Cer- I Wisp 3mg?” 05% ,. : 352333,: diver MWMMSMI
0mm: 5 ate of said estate 2 similar 4 ion damtgell 061:3! 3mm fit " ‘tgmefi f " and relay of July 1921.
um (Ind lIhai said application be alleged to have been due to the if‘th ° " ‘ " ’
2:6 1n \vifig’fimed .at the Probate of members or her-crew was ache ed mu wm
no, 1921 f 9 on the 9th day of to‘ sail for Kev; York today. The ship' ‘31” mm? aqua. “thereof by mm A...
1'12. mm... "0., “1°95 “mom . mum farm: near mm com or .1... «her on the CMM mama
l” rwr on ce ”‘9'?“ be “33' debts "wow momma 'l‘he' t nearest m- 2 $561323“. I
Elysium. 1332 ”mm!!!“ the ‘ by ossditors "y’sk’t'é'rd: asked at t the at ' '
ring a 1 is quiet in .a, n _w3 m: . 8 . ' . ’ ’ .
hut t1... Clrculauon in said-‘dfstrg‘st ”95595“ ”9- 59 port “at“ the"; m '
L: aye before said dayofm d' ’ ..

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HENRY w. ’GREGOR&?

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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as. 132:. m... m... z ~
to o as. e of
‘ rwal‘lwm‘saidwishigf

trict ct Nomadic hath allowed six

new claims for settlement. ThOSE¢Wh0
'e'glect to present their accounts, Bro-l
p'erly attested. within said time. Will
be debarre'd a rccoveInL, AIL persons
indebted to said Estate are requested

 

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51%.. Wn%%

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mom-egg?“
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CW6“ &' mm. “fl tout

”lull—110ml

Registrars’ Notice
The legal voters of the Second

house

um
humo-
BL.

WW 03W lug rising 1% cents causing a check

- to speculative selling. Short covering

“ATM“ ‘ "II-:5: was an obvious- factor on the rebound.

Guard..- W‘- W ad but there also were signs starches]?

”C! m accumulation of represen a ve ra .
m

industrials. American Sugar re
covered fully and the general list got
Lhack to a. parity with yesterday's close
or above. Call money again renewed
at 5 per cent.

 

VVALL STREET. 1 p. m.'—’i‘rarling
was on a diminishing scale stir-r nud-
day. but prices of industriais comm-
ue dto force upward. International
Harvester. American Wcolen and M-
lan-ic Gulf preferred-3% and Ameri-
can International. Famous 1".lil39i‘8
Sumatra Tobacco. American Sugar.
California packing and Grist North-
ern preferred 1 point.

Deaths and Funerals

Mm. Ross Orris.

Mrs. Rosa Orris. wife of Stephen
Orris. died at her home. 56 Lexington
avenue. last nightifiai'lcr a long illness

Besides her husband. she is sun-Wed
by two sons and one daughter Paul
Orris. Stephen Orris. Jr..,nlid Mrs. El—
liott l’aimcr all of this oil} The fund

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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afternoon ,
td'es

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to this court for adjustment, at

on the

fiZth day 0 August, 1921.41: 1 o’clock {the-Third
I'and that gun {persons in- 2.

 
 
 
 
 

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it la2wlunn and toi- £32333 a:
Gma 0

N’orwgazlk, on‘the‘ .28th. day of July

Estate of. James“ L:- nadems‘ssto . ‘ ”‘
of iaidrNorwamdeE eased. “

hemml

via hr'Qctober, has beenmskedi to dour

steamer or modern Me.

»' NEW HAVEN, Aug. 4‘. —~Having cost
31, 000, 000 to be altered into a troop
«sunsport for the conveying of Ameri-
csIn soldiers to France during the late
war the ocean freighter Wabash. once
lville of‘the prices of the German trans~
«flange fleet, today barely commands

before Judge Thomas in the United
States District court when a number
for lawyers representing thterestmwliich
have liens on theis’teamr fpr‘ote‘stod
against theufotced solo day «was of-
the steamer at the firesent time to set-
tie claims.

" r“ ‘Doctedhf suds PIE.
The .Wabash is docked at the stat;
trier. in New lohdoh harbor where it
has been since last spring, having been
toWed~ up from New York, where the
docking- :charge was éxorh“"1t chm
sldering" that the Vessel brc '- . '~ :n’no
revenue The Wabash is a \; \l'i toot
When . the.
United States orator-ed the war againétI
the Central powers all German ship-
ping in~Aincrlcan'w£sters Was netted;
Transformed into a troop
during the war the Wake-sh was allo-

It is understood that the wabash
Was subsequently Sold to” the French
line. There are many liens on the
steamer in the interests of persons who
made Various repairs. The hearing
before Judge Thomas was a long one.

for the persons holding liens went into
detail to show that this is not aI proIoI.
pitious time to sell ships.

Claims M 8125. 000.

Liens representing claims fanatic
from 84. 000 to 3125. 000 are priced
against the Wabash. The lawyer: has
appeared against the selling order in-
cluded Lord. Day. & Lord of New- {York
and Parson & ‘Njicoil M New York.
The fate of the Wabash was said to
reflect the present shipping situation
with many steamers lying idle nt’their
piers on the Atlantic seaboard.

Judge Thomas pfter hearing th’e ob-
jections ordered that the Wabash be
sold on September 14. It is expected
that conditions will be much better
then and that a greater dam: will he
realized on the sale.

The craft had been ordered sold on
July 27 but the receiver of tho

 

a temporary stay from Judge Mouton

INTERNAL REVENUE“
BUREAU ROCKED BY
CRAFT CHARGES

Continued from second page)
“God pity the guilty ones we catch
in this search " said Mr. Blair last
night. "We prom to clean up this
situation and clear out or the Gov-

 

 

ernment service every individual
found to have used his time and op.
portunity Government employ to

{help others rob the? Government 0!
Max obligations: This organization is
ito be placed on a plane above re-
proach.- It matters not to me who is
hit by it. we are going to make a
good job of it in order that the Gov,—
crnment no longer will have on its
payrolls in this branch employees

I

Mr. Blair designated his chief as-
sistant. Deputy Commissioner Fran~
cis G Nabon. to take full charge,
conduct hearings and summon all the

 

 

 

 

 

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2 of 3""! notIsoeIthe lam

Made"

M
on. store Ilse Whippet-*7
[and much Chocolgge‘leo .M. for
'san enjoyable treat served m g.
nod refined Nomi?“
England cedar can some W1

Indra, .0 (- refuge in another
hegedfigghe stints and II

 

fi'bill the m Fruit

sue ul-

 

wide reprin-
new

a price or 3'60. 000. Il'hiswas disclosed id ‘Hupchvaxovince.

transport"

tested to the muted States after the .

but not involved as one of 1h} lemm-

.FrenchsA , .
_ roads with poo! operations in some: mflcan dine owner secured

. azure: moderate north and northeast

who are not thoroughly trustworthv. " .

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m BQGARDD’S SUB UP.

‘oasempuummmem
blemish-as.

L. mosaics; dcnmwasmmy‘tnst
the condition of Fire Chief WW
.mgmrdus. Show _ I must-la
mat Milton on" "
“a. serious one; as no announced in
scale headlines in anoth‘ér paper.

We statement was made ‘i‘to
we; sentinel this morning 'tn-‘t
the chief had sat up ,ngfi and
“unit hiis‘conditlo'n was 'very iiivovfile.
Iffarasmoh more so than monocot-
ed.

fie ”hair's” been outlawed 19 have
airmen. mve'. members not his
family. as yet, but he is iii—nor
1' Those ‘r‘esponfible‘ for sendl’n‘g fit
shot-ix thmghout the mté axiom
3¢ondemnea The story saidanat a”
IBogax-dus was diable to lose ti?

or one or both of» his eyes; that he
Would be permanently crippled: and
“that he was liable to lose his hearing
as thé'resuit of— burns about 211% tabs
and neck. . 2.. I

The nrost severe- 1mm tint" ”if.
chief has are those on the. paints or
his hands, the other burns being hora
painful than serious.

Arthur Blunts! of Roway‘toxux' 'm‘
'm also burned in innocent-sadis-
4 singed yesterday enormous and u-

 
 

PEKIN‘G itself 3‘. " (Animated
Prowl—hl‘ightmgg: reports; in pro;
gress today along a’ Iii-mile front flft!‘
mllernortncast "of ”Yocno‘w. whero‘
forces Romano movinoe at Hunsnfi
affiliated with the southern or Canton
Government of China, "re'ce-ntly invade;

 

The engagenflnt'mbrought on. the
reports state, bysorders from General
WangChan-Yuefi, inspectinrconunis‘
sinner otthe'provhices et'fiuna‘n andk
Hu'peh, that a genefai attack be begun;
against Hurrah Province. where' - his
authority is not: recognised.- Th‘ re-
cent Wendi! Wh‘hystho hint:
'nneie‘m be m2 the Mont iii;
tentlon or " tn'gnnni'mi‘e' amuse
halted their advance soon after its in-
ceptiIon. however. and were said ,to be:
awaiting the arrival enemas: anti
trons othenmrovinces in then?
territory which object to militar;
domination of this territory by forces:
under the Peking Government.

VGIwAmACT i .l’é‘wed to gs~to ‘h‘b home.

RS T0 7} George Brencher at the Dav-ifs Fire
. « BB mmm department who was dtsch

Tuesday was re-admitte‘d to‘ e hos-

pital yesterday for treatisenwbtit' ‘wiI‘
‘- he am today:
liam F aloe” rm mammal m “0mm mm
Gross said. had been described ”the ‘ " AUTOS m 03' my!“
owner of the schooner. and '8. Doctor
Holden. Iwhose whereabouts lwere un-L
known.
The- attorney said the" Emmfie'dé‘
by sustains men who snob-charge oi:
the craft after it had been seized foul"
miles of! the’ New Jersey'shore. de-i
.clared Mr Grassland had gone to the
13ml: to supervise loading a. whis-
key cargo. and aawited the boats aroll
rival on the United States coast.
mammals Slug. 42-4.!“ 8. Dis-1
tfiebfittarnéy‘l—I‘aywsrd, «New York;
probably will be summoned to Wash-

 

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Ween “automobile ownedrxnd driv-
on by our: Stillman. of no“
street; new Haven, and another drive-
:b'y Tully. Reed. of 105 Wébster scoot
o! the same city..on the Route rm
last night. Boll. .W'illinms; A
port, and denote. Remedy m Jute
Creamed. both of New Haven: wire
‘lghtly cut “and “bruised on?“ w.
.and body by flying glass.
The Stillman car was going in the
direction of New Haven when it

machine James Button, escaped oh-
hurt. The wounds of the injure'dwex’v
dressed in 'thc local hospitaiiflm"
continued on their wary.

limit. of! Atlantic City. Ahsistant At-
tomey-Generai Go! said Itodar; that
the Department of Justice *had ther
matter of calling Mr. Hayward here
#under consideration.

2 mm forecast

For Norwalk and vicinity: m toe
night and Friday: moderate tampon

 

OMB PIGEONS AS DRUG
VENDORS.

NEW YORK. Aug. &: 44W“-
eons are the latest aides present? Illa.
sen ice bv New York drug «25 to
supply imprisoned customers -& was
revealed today. I,”

Detective Quigies. who 9!“
arrested Anthony Adar ..o an allege!
drug vendor and confiscated 84. m
worth of drugs and a. pigeon. jail
there were at least two case-sen m-
ord in which pigeons “ad taken dr’
:to addicts held at Blackwell' s ‘Islani.

Adamo refused to admit that “I
pigeon was a drug carrier.

Lincoln .Taxi 7Com

momma-WW
«.mmmm

mom
can. on as small
Phone 997 7 .
1m Ave, "W

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winds. The pressure has fallen de-_
cidedly in the southern and western
districts during the last 24 hours and
a corresponding drop has occurred in
Lake region and New England. Rain?
was reported from Arkansas east—
ward to North Carolina and along
that Atlantic coast from Florida to
Whosetts. Pleasant weather
prevails this morning in the northern
districts east of the Mississippi river”
A disturbance central ov'er North
Dakota is causing unsettled, weather
in the Rocky Mountains and the
Mississippi river, but continues moi!-
e-rately low from the Mississippi river
eastward to the coast.

 

 

W“ AGAI‘NT’CHIEF S. K.

 

 

W. J. McGinley, New York, Elected

Secretary at Pristao Comflon.‘ 1;.

SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 4.-—-James
A. Flaherty of Philadelphia ‘ was‘
named yesterday for the seventh con-
secmve time ” s‘m’me Km‘m °‘ AUTO REPAIRING 0F an. m
the Knights of Columbus, which is in
its thirty-ninth international supreme? GARAGE,1' EAST WALT. fl.
onventon he . His election was
:nanlmous. re REAR HILL TOP I‘m.

The other-officers elected arm ”star— N ‘ m- u.
tin H. Carmody, Grand Rapidsf ““313
Mich. Deputy Supreme Knight; Wil-_
liam J. McGiniey. New Yo r‘k. Su
*prexne Secretary; Joseph c. Pelletlerh
Boston. Supreme Advocate: Dani? J.
Callahan. Washington, D. 0., Su-
preme Treasurer: Dr. E W Buck‘iey..
St. Paul Supreme Physician, and
David F. Supple San Francisco, Su-r
preme Warden. l

Archbishop Edward. J. Hands of
San Francisco addreasedjthe conven-
tion on the campaign of the Catholic

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. 5’ “me .e. S0 ”Walk . IORD‘SERVIOE, wsmmo Voting District of ”the Town and at s 30 0.10.1. on Sam... morning, ’{gggtfggogif‘afipeedy conclusion,
‘LL‘WORK-GUARANTEE City of Nor-walk are hereby nefi' and at 9 oclock from St Ladisiaus'

WRENT_St°mge Space, hbuse- ‘ D ' ”All that the Registrars of Voters church. Interment wil be in St, .fl'RORS MISCOSCEIVED THEIR
"figremgfiggge b Stigmata H:zooxns. 7.300333% BRET of "the Second Voting'District of Mary" cemetery- ' , . DUTY. Al
' u n: bbell 2, ; ‘2 4 , w. v .. Aug. 4.—
“ and Storage 00.. Inc” Sauga- ' ' ‘OUTH'NOBWALK men Town and City 0‘ ROI-walk Rube-1A. Bari-cit. refggsiifxgade lat: yesterday by
k Conn Tel Westport ‘7 We FOR SALE be in session ”To“ com H“”"’"‘ A- 533"?“- Cf “mo" died Countv Prosecutor H. B. Lee. in Crim-
. BelOtlabie Warehom receipt; H ! ‘J room, GitdeLonfridmAngust in the Bridgeport Hospital last night. lnai chum here, thata jury whichhad

. ones, 8 rooms, electric lights. H. A. 6mm 12th, 1921,11'oni‘ 120331061: H“ “as 61 Fears of as? and is sunh- just returned an acquittal verdict in a
WILIJIAM'F.H"Y'I' . fin’enace' We" wat‘gflk in house. 9 aQTefi m: mm 9 o- ,cbc’k p m for me- ”(1 by a “rife and two children, Miss prohibition cmi b9 discharged from
REAL ESOTATE " at Cranbln'Y. mftilll‘ehouses, fi‘lilt , of . " ti “““3 Barrett Mid MY‘S- ”'83 “’PHS- service for the remainder of the term
IS CHEAPE c" for part. pamen t. bunnlow ixr Mm recoivmg applies 0118 Funeral arrangements will be an- or that court be adjorned. The pros-
TO Haul-SD BUY THAN {or particulars fiat mum and pwm‘ nounced later. ocutor characterized the verdict as};
‘- ‘- . onandforcorrootlono mm. quitting George Ashford. charged w t
1H i‘lil all improvements, 6 rooms, ASk Jot"! 1" Hayes A Electors changing from one dis- mm 0' Mrs. Tm.“ violating prohibition laws. as “such a .
ll .‘ ..................... $420.00 12m S'I‘REEI,‘ NORWALK another kind! ban 2 The funeral of Mrs Mary Troy will. palpable and patent miscarriage of
llélffl's' all improvements 6 rooms. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE triot #0 y d be held tomorrow morningat 8:30 justice as to convince me. as prosecut-
H .: 21 '1‘ ..................... $4.590 ,_'_ . . lame! film on or before o'clock from the late horanést South lng attorney. that the jurors have» to-
l 11:12; all lmprovemeta 6 rOorns, t JOSEPHS. KERY,WWJR.‘ 4W 12th to 838“” you the Main street. and at 9 o'cloclf from St. tally misconccived their duty-' i
Dml III2II 2 House . . .im. ..... 3,5 000 wilt .t? caucus. Joseph's church. The rcmmns Will be Judge J Frank Mtynnrd dismissed,‘
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T)" :H """ Metal Working mm“ ‘ {CW-n several of the jurymen had asked to
me Q“ Hnu‘m' imprm’emnts’ ‘11 ‘C . “GAR, be excused and that he would not try " 2
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fowl“ 2 baths hi. .wafilét; 053 TEL-SIMONE 492 t fill???” for “1° Town ”“1”” the b“ mm‘ ' "9‘“ gamma-V .
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