THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, last.
Wants, 1'9. Let, For Sale, Business and
LASSIFIED. ADVERTISEMENT
Two Cents a word; minimum charge 50¢ per lame, 3times $1.00. Caps Double Price.
; - WANTED
.lNo‘URANCEI MEN—«l have been an
insurance man and. know thig rep.-
rt sent; at: opportunity ior you to
make several times your nresent in-
route. Handling securities, part or
full time. Interview strictly confiden-
tial. Call Beadon‘s Service, 123 Wash-
ington St. Phone 2014.
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W.\R1‘E>D¥Oper;tors bu binding ma-
chines. Ap ly H. Jacobs .9; Sons, 50
Day St, Sout Norwalk.
WANTEllwlilortgage lonn‘of $3.500
on new residence being built. good
value. Apply. Loan, Sentinel Office.
WANTED—Antiques, high prices
paid for old-time furniture, ma-
hogany. cherry, mapl'c, pine, etc., also
old china, glass, anything of merit,
dial isJivcr 100 years old. D. A.
Bernstein, 205 \Vestport Ave., Phone
liens.
WANTED~Girls for cotton and silk
Winding. Norwnlk Mfg. Co., East.
Norwnlk. .
WANTED ll or 4 rooms. all improve.
mellts. References. write. Room,
care of S. N. Sentinel, or call 526.
WANTED—To rent. 7 or 8 room
house. With improvements. within
one nule at" R. R. station. Address
P. H. 3., care Sentinel.
WAN'l‘ED—dilanager. to take full
charge. of our Milllnery Depart~
ment;; also salesladies. Apply French
Shop, 21 N; Main ‘St.; So. Norwalk.
WANTED—Experienced operators on
Shirts. sleeyers. tellers. neck band
runners, and neck band setters. to
earn $18 per week. steady work. Also
experienced sewers on plain needle
machine. LE R.0Y SHIRT CO.
WANTEDuClerks. (men. womenl
over 17. for Postal Mail Service.
8130 ‘lllOlllll. Experience unnecessary.
Fol lrt‘t- particulars of exanlination§,
erli‘ .1, Leonard (former Civil Service
examiner). 839 Equitable Bldg, \Vash-
mgion. D. C.
WAN'l‘lCllm-Youllg lady for contec.
tiom-ry store. Experienced preferred.
inn. Mr. Golden, Mahackemo Bldg,
boutll Norwnlk
“Ah. I l-Jl) r’l'o llellt about 4 rooms or
small cottage. in ilowayton or
llzuicn. Running water. Address 1’. O
Box" lll, Dnriell. Conn. .
VVAYN’l‘iCl)» 5 or (3 rooms in or near
Aornjlilk or South Norwnlk, with
smili- ln‘lprm-vlncnts. Alliericnn inlir
ll:.'. 15' Liow- Arc. l’lioni» ”(Til-2.
VVAff'l'l-Ill~ lu-iithvr whipping mlr
fi'h-im ullt'illitli'. 'l‘he lll9)'€l‘ lint.
(Vi ill,).tll_‘»', Railroad Aux, Smith
JNUquHi, t‘onu.
,___,, ,
“'AN'i‘lCll --'l‘u ”up. five room house.
Flint Norwnlk l‘ri‘t‘iirred. Slate
terms. \Vl'itp B. 2.. (llll‘e Sentinel.
TO l.ld’l‘~2 large. furnished
Wllil ilOl ltllti ('lilti \iiiii'l;
room. and liSt‘ of limit.
rooms
also sillL'li'
liiq. Lllwulzlit-
thip Bakery, 17 No. Main Street or
Phone 26:15.
Full lthN'i“: houses in good (-oli'li»
'll'lll, ii :Illti A ll‘llill‘. tlt'.l| .\.(ll'tiiiill
S ntll-li. with lntgc lot. l‘. 0. “UK 132
Ntiiotun lli i:.llt:~ V
Fill: IIIKZNT llutzw, t‘. romlts, :zll illl-
liltHl'llli‘liiS. ’l‘hus, J. t‘ulzlv A: ('H.
So. Mum St
TO . l‘.l7T~l-‘i\‘c room npnrtmr-ut.
“.itltiugtnn Street. Enst Norwulk.
All iiuprortmcnts except heat. lnq.
64 So .\l.ilu St. So. Norwalk. Phone
60.
_——‘... —“’.-‘..1W
70H lIENT~1~ltornge Splice, house-
hold furniture. Separate rooms.
bluntire ploot‘ building. Huhliell
Haiti and blui‘nrt‘: (‘0., Inc... Sauna-
Juch. Conn. Tel. Westport 47. We
Irma negotiable warehouse receipts.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
it is cheaper to buy than to build.
Lgcll .it the Bargain Sales.
'7 mum linuxr. FATS} Nol'wnlk, $2.00
in _:‘ .. Wl'il't'l
H .‘tw't. llr "t-ri: til-st Xorwztll:, $3.50“
t....r Li I.“
‘t'"- w. iillll‘t', linsl wanlk, 34.5””
'..». .. NLTIW.
3- y 1" lift; l-Ir..:t Nm'wzilit. $6.500
. . >3, .ml
l‘.‘ -- Ili’i'i-l’, PINS! V0rtvnlk,’$4fiil0
. | Hale; Sonih 'orwzllk $3,200
“no
i: ‘1 V'
south Not-walk, $4.0m;
. dill)
we, South Noru‘alk $4.500
‘ Uitm,
1 'l we. South Norwalk, $4.000
w $2.000. -
l . .
I, i. . . all. kuuls of housies, both
-. .. ."“',I small. Beautiful homes,
C . uni. shore property.
7 " and let me show you what i havér
TELEPHONE 435
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
ORLINS’
TIRE VULCANIZING- SHOP
. — and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
ALL “'ORK GUARANTEED
New and Used mines and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
Mm»
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT-E-
l)lstrict of ' ' " '
Court. August 11;?11‘ggl5’ SS" 1 rebate
;
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—New House. .six rooms
and bath. All improvements, oak
floors. Phone 710.
'FOR SALE—~Slightly used Royal
typewriter, $75. a bargain. 67 Ely
Ave, call evenings.
FOR SALE—Barn. practically new.
An unusual buy. See Fuller & Hine,
Raymond Terrace, East Norwalk.
FOR SALE—~18 choice home of seven
, rooms with all modern improve-
ments. Fine location, near trolley and
station. Will sacrifice to quick buyer.
Terms to suit. Phone 1900.
FOR SALE-—2-family house, between.
Norwalk and South Nor-walk, off
W'est AVe.. 11 rooms. large lot. nice lo-
cation. Price reasonable. Call C.
Dudley Cullen, Phone 2585. '
FOR SALE—Store fixtures. including
soda. fountain, cases, scales, regis-
ter,letc.- Address Fixtures, care Sen-
tlne .
4-s—.—
FOR SALE—All the furniture in my
house. including piano. phonograph.
.bric-abac etc, at sacrifice prices, can
be seen any evening after 7:30 p. m..
at 57 Cedar St., corner Fairfield Ave.
FOR SALE-Yi’ell established retail
hardware business ,sltuated in rapidly
growing section of So. Norwal'k, won‘
(erful opportunity. Present ovvner
selling 'on account of other business
connections. Address. care Sentinel,
Box 500.
FOR SALE—Harbor View Beach; two"
houses just completed. One. sixl
rooms and bath. other, Seven rooms'
and bath. Garage to both houses.‘
Rigger, 20 Harbor View Are, phone
«on .
FOR SALE—$650 buys six good build.
in: lots. all 52x223, nellr Nei'wnlk
trolley and bus. bargain. Also one lot
near Stewart Ave, $150. N. L. Byxbee,
P. 0 Hot: 543, South Ncr‘u’zzik’.
FOlt SALE—At sacrifice prices: En~
tire contents of six-romn house. in-
cluding Bohn Siphon rc'rigerator,
kitchen cabinet. piano. phonograph.
small safe. bric-nlmc. dining room and
parlorlurniture. Can be seen even—
ings alter 7:30 p. m.. and all (lay Sat-
urday and Sunday at 5; Cedar 5L.
nor of Fan-fie” Are, Our.
r ' ‘ r *3“
FOR SALE—Ford touring car. 1916
model. Inquire 131,5; Cottage St..
East Norwzilk.
FOR S.\I.E~(‘hevrolct Sedan, lii2il.
cunlt‘mtnlile for winter ox summer.
econolllicul, good as new for about
omnhnlt‘ price, (‘nll lilirii-n 23.3, 779
p. m.. or address Box 53. llowaylon.
‘(‘()lln.
FOR SALE -'.'-roolu bungalow, just
('llllllllljlttti. Lot 120x250, running
water. lmratcd in \Villon. 5 minutes
,ulilk to it. it. station. Real bargain.
in”. piilticulars, addrss 1’. O. Box 155,
.Norwnlk. t‘onn.
FOR SALE7 1 two-tub ice lmx, 1 deli.
cats-sewn ice box and show case,
combination. 1 counter (liming. Must
lie sold n_t ('ll‘lt‘t". going out (it lius‘lne
9 Mouton Sm. I‘hom- 1.16:.
note-lanai cards, We: Advil.
’Phone ,6‘2-12"
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BUSINESS Norton
ice, Sent Gravel. Loam, Cinders.
Building. Stone
Teams for hire.
Raymond Street & Son
L.
Darien
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION
Expert instruction in automobile
driving. Careful attention given. R. 13.
Gregory, Benedicts garage. 73 No.
Main St. So. Norwalk. Conn. Tel.
7544- or, has. .
HEAR YE! HEAR YE! HEAR YE!
If. mwsnt Quick results, list your
property exclusively with the mue~
fat ble."i.ive. wire" Real Estate deal-
er, en 'ILVNash, Norwalk Conn. The
only exclusively Real Estate dealer in
the city devoting his whole time to
his clients interests.
Careful Inspection Proves the Inter
national One-pipe Heater to Be a
Better Heating System
Value is measured by service ren~
tiered.
Increasd weight.
Two-piece firepot.
Triangular anti-clinker shaking grates.
Large water pan furnishing abund-
ant moisture for the air.
Dust proof and gas proof.
~ Strong. powerful and durable-—
every posting designed to give years
of hardest service. , .
Provides a cool cellar-in which to
store your vegetables.
Installed in a day.
Wonderfully economical on coal.
In use in Norwalk since 1916.
Now is the time to do some serious
thinking about next winter's “Com~
forts."
More heat, less fuel and less furs
nace trouble.
Cash or installment plan
Get. in on the carioad coming in, at
. 7 Fllllllfifillllll Iii? '
Brilliant chi
WASHINGTON. Aug. 18.——Samuei
Tilden Ansell, former acting judge ad-
vocate gwneral of the Army, and of
the prisoner's legal counsel; Colonel
John F. Hunt and Colonel C. t. Cres-
son were charged with conspiracy in
Cleveland Bergdoll, the draft evader.
in a report signed by three of the five
members of a special i-‘a-estlgatlng
committee. filed today with the
House.
Characterizing Ansell as ”the mas-
ter mind" in the plan by which Berg-
doll was released from a military .Pli‘
son under guard to dig up a pot of
gold. the majority report recommend-
ed that he be disbarred from practic-
ing in tlit- courts or the nation, "above
whose safety and integrity he has
placed gold." M
A minority report filed at the same
held. however. that there was no testi-
mony to support the charge that An-
son, through Whose efforts as counsel
the prisoner was released. ”conspired
to effectuate his escape" or that his
motive was improper.
One Republic n — Representative
Luhring. of In nn—and two Demo-
crats—Johnson. Of Kentucky. and
l-‘lood. of Virginia. signed the major-
ity report. The minority Views were
presented by Chairman Peters. Maine.
land Representative McArthur, Oregon,
Republicans. >
The majority is the first report of
the many investigating reports, sub-
mitted to the Moose since the close of
the War, where a Republican member
joined with Democrats and enabled
them to tile majority news,
The majority held that Colonel
Hnut. commandant of the barracks at
Governors Island. from which Berg-
doli set out on his errand. was directly
responsible for the slackers escape
through the failure to handout! him
the present low price.
refunded.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN, Agent.
56 Water Street 50. Norwalk.
Plumbing Heating Tinning
The Blustone Remnant Place, 1
3101: Ave. Norwalk, will be. open
every “'ednesday and Saturday from
S to 3 . In. No more Mondays. Prices
cut in xhalf.
Frank Picone Tony Cappola
UNCLE SAM TAXI C-O.
Day and Night Service
7-Pnssenger Studebakcrs, 1921
Phone 987, 17 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn.
‘ A 1" _ l 5
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP
(One Flight Up)
Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
a Specialty
Mlchek and Galoo
11 NO. Main St.. SO Norwalk. Ct.
LENIHAN'S EXPRESS AND
PARCEL DELIVERY
9 Railroad Avenue, South Not-walk
—Phone 2336.—
MOTT AND KLOCK
Painting and Paper Hanging
Estimates tfhcerlullv Given.
PHO E 1258.
45 CEDAR STRE T 50. NORWALK
EXPERT ACTO MECHANIC
will overhaul and repair your car.
any make. in your
Ignition and lighting systems a spec-
l-‘til: :x'.\l.l‘. (74ml rumily cow. 8 \‘rs.
old. Guernsey. milking 1" ills. ll day.
l;\. li;ll‘i;\.'_illli in]: >«ll,l' uni" 3:”. Til,
fijgd’ . minlllt.
FOR SALE ltz‘gain. up to due nor:
(would billlizulitw on line cornu-
$1.5m. (icingi- .‘liitltt‘ii. ‘i‘llone tun '
FOR. SALE Tilt-om house. lot
' 135x135. some illililtflilliL‘TltS l'lrre
cf-llllr, lots of fruit new. guild torn»
ltloll. some cheap: tar Pdl‘ilt'lliill'fi ill-l
(quire Mrs. Scllultzc. Ullillgt: SL, lids-t
.\Ul‘\‘~':ll|{.
FOR SALE \‘alue‘ile business ill’il-
lion. Ideal business liiock must it.‘
sold at once. Party going abroad.
For sale at a sacrifice. Centrally lo-
cated in business diQtrict on \\‘(isllli.g~
ton street. consisting of store and two
apartments. For information notify
J. M. N. c«o South Norwalk Srntinigl.
FOR SALE l
House. 6 rooms, with all improve-
ments except electric lights.. $3.700
House, 6 rooms with some improve-—
ments ..................... $2.700
Both places centrally iocatcd. For
particulars.
Ask John T. Hayes
7 STAIN STRI-Zl'i'i‘ NOR‘YALK
REAL ESTATE {NSFRANCE
~.
LObT .
LOST «A key l"n,;' “.ilil four
l‘lndcr please return 1:.» Sentinel,
w“
l.OST--Last work in jitncy, a pair of
ill.
stopped. ~ Return to South horn-all:
LOST—«Gold Eversharp pencil. Valued;
as keepsake. Return, to J. B. C.
Cluett, Peabody 8: Co., Inc. Reward.
LOST—«At Greet Marsh Beach, leather
bag containing clothing and an
grmyAcothv [gander xvii)” please notil'y
. . . as urn, anbur ', Conn.
-R. D.~.No. 1. 3
LOST—An Airdale dog. name \‘i’amba.
in vicinity of. Millard‘s Pond. West
Norwalk. Finder return to F. D. Mid-
dlebrook, France St., Norwalk, and re-
‘Celve, reward. 'a
i
' CARPET CLEANING. ~.
Estate of Antonio Marino
Niglwalk. in said district. ae'ceié‘éfi.“
ht, .rdcred, That the administrator ex.
”lint . his administration account to
l- a court for adjustment, at the Pro-
If“ office. in Nor-walk. on the 25th day
:1 August. l921‘ at 9 O'CIOCR. '-fol‘e-
inuni. .1le that, all persons interested
q Silltl estate may be notified thereof
u- .ulmmstrutor will cause this order
[Scouting Tumbling vacuuming
Conn. Carpet Cleaning Co.
87 CEDAR ST"; SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 959 9
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LIEMANKILLm
1” Qd in a‘newsna :- vi.
(la vs be fares“: .dmtdcgegtaleafi
August,’ 1921. a"! 256’ ‘19” °‘
HENRY W. airman , i
5.71488 ,
WK —. ‘RBURI. Aug... melanimtn‘
Seems, of mteghury m We“
anedtomobl ' ‘ ‘ ‘r m
road betwee . ‘ ‘
tit
glasses in case. Finder please re-
turn to Sentinel Office.
LOST——Bank book. No. 6]“5. Semifi-
illorwalk Savings Bank. All pa mums, t
Savings Bank. . l
heard-
. A
lnlty. All work guaranteed. Phone
602-4.
W. J. LYONS
Phone 2047 20 Isaacu Place
MASONRY—CARPENTRY
BRICK. STONE. TERRA GOTTA,
3 PLASTERING. SBWERS
CONCETE
W'aterproofing
“'alks, Retaining “’ails, and All
its Branches
i. CLARK
110 Taylor Ave._ 80. Norwalk. Ct.
"urbinx Gu'ters, Lawn Rolling, Con-
crete and Tar \l'aiks
Work Done In First Class Style.
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses, pillows, bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
yment plan. Also renovating, satis-
action guaranteed. Drop us a card or
call:
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin andMonrce St 50. Nor-walk.
NATHAN’d’u MILLER
General contracting. painting and
papn banging.
Estimates cheerfullv given.
A, Nathan. Tel. .5514
S. Miller. Tel. 1423-5
10 Spring Street, Norwalk, Conn,-
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now Is the time to paint. your house
and keep it from decay. Have your
"~-~::;s decorated. Ask for my prices
.. wall paper, and paints. Save from
20 to 4‘ per cent on labor and mate-
rial. suexander >White..35 Lowe St”
South ,Norwalh,
Nagy Bros. Lacii Our Jaime
trucking of all kin“. trips t2
‘3‘”
New York. A‘ddresi 71
one 818 \ :
. .
CARRIGAN gum. lucid and ions
’ distance trucktnr of- all m
Office Mary}: Co.,,Phone 1677. House
phone 883. L ’ "
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Y‘Vlllzdo light Messenger work; from
So. Norwalk to New York. and from
SO. Norwalk torv'Stamford.‘ No-heavv
or bulky packages. taken.- Stanl G.
Silliman, 60 Flax Hill Road, So. or-
walk, Conn.
onoenos lilo-rice: -
Satisfaction guaranteed or money.
own garage. l
telephone 317 for representative to*
‘ urged that
or to provide an udiquate guard. The
minority utter dvclaring no. officer of,
the Army knowingly took part in the‘
conspiracy." found "grin-e dereliction
{or duty on the part of Hunt."
; As ;\ hos-is for Fe criticism of Colo-X
int-l CJ‘t‘ShOll. the llltljtli'lly report said:
that "its ugly as an the many phases?
of the whole liliiil' r. llOllx’ is more. dc-
Vft-llscli-ss than ll2~ combat of Colonel
’(‘r- 5501] in his 1m :4 use of prosecution
lof Colour! Hunt" lrii-il by court-mar—
tial in C‘C‘llllCCllUl‘l with the Bergdoll
lsrutliial. .\'O r: i. we to Cresson wns’
inimii- by the lllilinlliV.
Major llruci. I; t'nmpbcll. accused,
’l.y lhrgdoll's utr' ..-r of having nc-l
iccptr-ti $5 non 1w Hip obtain freedom!l
lfur tht- prisoner nus exonerate-l by‘
the majority." Ti." minority reported
that there We“ no evidence that!
'Cnmplwll “'3" it: zlt‘y‘way connected?
with lllt.‘ escape 2.2.9
t;.- r military null»: up
i .
Hull; such lln‘cstlgutiv
. ssumed the pro-l
"would insll-‘
..s may be nec-
.5
i
'ts‘sur) to the. end tllu' “.illlplicll may}
llu- exonerated. if no: 'H‘iiil‘l guilty."
Dismissal from th- znquirtmcnt ot‘l
.lusiiu- n’ Earl R. “'o- i in charge of;
gcox'ro Nphs'ii' ”(‘6 in lill‘ l‘n t‘giioil (3897.5
.i'or lui‘uri to transmit in the \"tli'i
'yl‘ipp.il':i:.i *i burning 'lolu :- special“
’ligmil ll 1 the prisoui r “as planning.
ito t>(‘*:il" was recomn.-:.~iwi by the;
lltlujmli. .
MiijolJL llf'i‘lll Peter C. Harris. Add
Tintnl'i-t; -:-.’.i of the Army. \Vlio‘
fnuilmilri lluut to svnil llcrgdoll un-
itli-r g. ;;..~. to the .‘.inr_\'llinll mountains'
3m s...:«-‘v mr l'lt' gold. was charged.
in ll.i' unity with "primary re—‘i
tsp-null». for the situation W'hlt‘l't;
lmzui- pi:- 'lr- thr- escape." chrtiugi
kill-ll ll; - Harris did not attempt.
m H. ~pulisi‘uilily. the minority?
h. 1.1 if‘.» an j'no questiOn of lmpro~i
1wl‘ motr wtlihis part." adding it wns;
"(‘A‘iiill‘! ‘ is mind was readily 0\'('l‘-1'.h
(Mm l.‘ strong statement of And
a ll -. he would stand respon-
>,;,. 3. . v rtturn of the prisoner.I
1'3” 3],. fl“ criticised General Harris.
:2 to lilll'll. lilfilt‘fiCL‘Of or-l
officer
ll. commissioned
the (-\peiliti0ll.
ai‘i‘illl
The ,2: willy reported that the cs-
(‘lll‘J’ » the direct result of that
l,]~(11i1.\:‘-i‘l Sillllllllltil i.‘\' Ansell in
'(;,.,~. mi Hunts. and that “even if An-
sell «2M rut conceive the plan. he pre—‘
8... 3...; y . i pursued it to its. nccom-l
lili‘élt‘rlv l‘f " - !
'i'nkzz -’
up alleged connection wittll
w, [Huiirili case of former Judge
John W. Wiscott. one time Attorney-3
”UH,“ m‘ New Jersey. the majority
l‘lt'lil it unimportant whether he act-
”alfiy illi'i legally represented Berg'-
doll. 'l‘iu' report declared “it was
emu" l'~:l’ Ansell undertook to use
Judgp w. siiotgs name for the putaose
of brunet”: to bear a. political influ-
euro “ulu’w‘ anybody in the then ad-
ruinigtynlifln who might be needed to
milk? Sl'll‘i" of the goldw hunt release.
inst spelled Bergdoil's es-
:‘il
. which
cu m." '
Irhe majority repel! commended the
the Bergdoll’ property b;
- T. wrty Custodian Miller an
Alum pl I he make every effort to
pmducn 3105.000 in gold. obtained bi
Mrs. Emma C. Bérgdoll. from the
Treasury Department. and alleged to
have been buried on her farm near
Philadelphia. This was put, in at the
insistence of Representative Luhrine.
who declared the withdrawale of the
ggold was the foundation stone ofrthe
Whole conspiracY-.
rseiz-u :19 0"
The minority held that while “tm-
to ef— ,
dfieslionably conspiracy existed
{feet the escape of Bergdoll." itrdid
that find. that any officer “recieved any
bribe or was approached with a‘view ,
connection with the escape of Grover .
.panies before . .
icess and covered contracts 1n those IS-
l pressure against
Bergdoll could 116: have left Gover-
Deaths and Funerals
Wm! George-3‘. Zone.
The funeral of .Georgo. 13.. Eating;
who died‘on Monday night at his home
on 36 Orchard street. will be held'th'is
afternoon at 2:301]. t.. from the late
residence. Mr. Young’s 3133111361191”?
law. Rev. H. R. Bennett. of Near
Jersey. will officiate. Interment will
be in the Norwalk cemetery. Mem-
bers of the Butler lodge, I. 0. 0. Ft,
will act as pail bearers.
Anthony, Angione.
The infant son, Anthony, Angione.
of Rose and Frank Anglone. of Tier-
ney street. died last night of natural
causes. Burial was in St. Mary‘s cem-
etery, this morning” the funeral an
rangements being taken care of L;
J. H. Magner. ‘
Weather Forecast
- imentvfor—all these selections.
l
m..-u...— .m....m
ish numbfier""Romanza.. Andalm," or
. “Spanish. Dance." by- Sarasatel. Mes.
‘Vigneti provided excellent accompm.
Although the program announced
thatthe second act of "The Florist
fihop” was to be given, this was a.
imistake. as Miss Sage gave the first
.act. from. the; popular "Peg 0' My _
Heart," in. which Miss Laurette Tay-
lor made, such a. wonderful success.
Miss Sage also charmed in this.
' Three worksof French composers:
"chanted Rupee," by Lalo; “The Lit-
tle Shepherd," by. Debussy, and “Pre-
"Mazurka. de' Concert." by Wieniaw-
ski. a. Polish composer, were then
given by Mr. Vigneti. The concluding
numbers on the program were. a. half
a. dozen or so of readings. of poetry
and recltatlons, by Miss Sage.
NORWALK. AUTO
B'ADLY DAMAGED
Continued from fourth page
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For Norwalk and vicinis“ T‘sir to-
night and Friday; COOlL.
fresh west and northwest winds. The
disturbance which was central over
Upper Michigan yesterday morning
has moved eastward and l snow cen-
tral over Northern New England.
has moved eastward and is now cen-
sity during the last 24 hours and has
caused general rains
eastward to me coast. It Will-
to sea today and be followe ' by an
ducing pleasant weather in the cen-
tral. sections. The temperature 15
rising along the northern border from
Montana to Maine.
Today in Wall Street
WALL STREET, 10:30 a. air—Rails
and equipments carried yesterdays
rally to greater lengthgat the open-
ing of today’s stock market. Shorts
evu‘iently were apprehensive of finan-
cial relief for the transportation.com-
the Congresaionai re—
sues. Reading. Northern Pacific.
Southern Pacific, Baldwin, Pullman
and Westinghouse Electric averaged
one point sins. Oils were irregular,
Mextcan etroleum easing slightly,
but recovering. Food and tobacco
shares were lower and Industrial Al-
cohol. on which dividend action 5 ex-
.pected today. also reactmi.
“’ALL STREET. bloom—Early
gains were extended for a tlme._but
shorts. renewed their aggresstons
when rails and equipments became
dull. Retention of the Six per cent
call money rate was another dis-
couraging feature. Cuba Cane Pfd.,
Sumatra Tobacco. National Enamel.
ing and Studebaker declined to two
almost four points, and fngeign 0le
again were freely offered." General
.. light; i
it
from Illinoisn
ass outu
area of high pressure which is pro-ithe flats, it was struck by the Stam-
with the Darlen authorities.
According to Hedenberg’s story.
given to! the local police, he was driv-
ing towards Nor-walk, accompanied
by his daughter and two friends, and
was on the trolley tracks, so that he-
could avoid tramc going towards
Stamford. It was about 11:30 o'clock
at night. When the Hedenberg ca,
3 Ford, Was about half way across
ford-bound auto» which was going at
a rapid rate of speed. So badly dam-
aged was the Ford that it had to be
towed into a Darien garage. The
other car kept on without stopping.
A Frown on the Brow
Means you need glasses now.
THAMER, lNC.
Optometrists and Opucufu
BZAtiantic St... Stamford
lude," by Massanet, followed by the .-
The lens sees with you
-—thc autographic rec-
ord remembers for‘you
when you
Kodak _
as you go
OUR store is so conveniently
located that it isprettysu’o '7
to be “right on your ways"
Stop oil" a few minutes. The
Kodak you want is here;
. L,
Kodak: from $8.00 up
Brownie: from $2.00 up
Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street
THE OLD IDEA
of good values. good taste
and good ch0ice——and the
judgment of what is charm-
Electric. Harvester. Sears mebuckw
United States Rubber, Amer n_ Cain,
Corn Products and Rational Biscuit
eased 1 to 2 points. There was little
the more popular
steels and equipments.
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.-——The
market hardened again during the
dull mid-session. Mexican Pete made
it itsloss S (1 bag r ergd. -, g
,lt‘s decline: a§usthe'e§re§gm of"Tmfi -
erican ,liocomotive; which rose 11.2
upon most other equipments, as well
as steels.
BENEFIT FOR Fox‘“ ,
HILL HOSPITAL
(Continued from First Page).'
first not of "The Florist Shopi: h)‘
Hnwkridgc.
Miss Slice. as usual.
her audience. It“ our- fault could be
found. it was that he interpretation
of the male rolcs was not quite as no-
cuitlte us her interpretation of the
othcr roles of‘tlle not. This._,l1owe\'cr.
did not detrnet'from the interest in
the reading.
)fr. Yigueti's first number had to
do with the French composers. The
next were three offerings of ltniinll
composers, the “Canzonetta..’.' .i‘rom
“NinsJ'Eby Pergolcsc; fhéé'fiAuCg‘l‘O
Animosnmentc," by antini. and an
“Aria." by Lotti. Then came. 5828mm-
BE CAREFI‘L IN HOT “’ISATHER.
When the sun’s rays are sol'hot the
stomach and bowels shouldibe kept
in regular, normal. healthy condition.
‘so that the system will notJae up-l
set by a mass of undigcsted. fermtnt-g
.l
i
ing, poison-prbuuclng food. Foley
iCnthartic Tablets are gentle in actiOn.l
but sure. They relieve sick headache.
biliousness, bloating, sour stomach,
gas, bad breath. coated tongue and
other symptoms of indigestion—Stil-
lson—Powell Corporation.
Rheumataintl A Wonder‘
‘Linime‘nt for Pam
» That Should, Be
In Every Home
Every medicine cabinet intown. in
fact every home should have a bottle
of Dr. Sorgis‘ Rheu-ma—taint (the
wonder liniment). It gives 'sibsolute
relief to suflerere of rheumatism.
neuralgiay sciatica.
and stiffness. 'It is a preparation
that has been working wonders about
this vicinity for years——bnt today has
a name. and headgear: weurnamed
too—Rheumataint. Procureia bottle
at'the, drug store at vent earnest con~
venienoe. *-
KENDRICK’S GAMGE
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ALI: WoéKGi-lfiwfig’o ..
wort-l NORWALK‘E 9
1 JOSEPH ‘s‘RERYJJe.
District of Noiselalk. Es»; ‘P’mbale‘m’ “Merrill” Eh“ “‘6 COFS’iW-lfl ”Plumbing and. ' Beating;
Con August,17,'A. 11-19.31. " {‘Wasr participated. il’l by.Grdver.Berg-. .~ M81283 w . . . W
. W areas;”writlen’.applicatlon ‘hmsldoll. the lawn. Cismnceremboneg a : w.” had-m a fine
beenmad to this Court for admini.-§phnadelphta,1awyer. James:~E.ti-Rpmlg. Country P13; "BM“: at?“
”am“ =° the restatexifl-Ricmrdf -ii'fo'cm'eriy-' of Philadelphia .mhgistagate . P can
trict. deceased; .« ‘-
Order-Edi 1, That Said , application" ”be
and determined;at_’.the Rebate
‘ ' oaths, 25th.,deyb
WE;
. ' ”them. «it ,
9:531:33; Tested by pub-'r
nice». p . a newspaper
circulation in said District
to said. dayol
u ‘ nineteen, (oxen it
grew,
.Whits'on. late or Nor-walk in said :Dia’ {aha friend acme Bergdbll manly. Ike .
“Stéchefi’ the 'Bergdoll chauffeur. "and 21 ' Taylor, Ave;
peseibly Mrs. Bergdell." _
magmstpolnt the majority declared
WGibboney and the Bergdoll group
conspired to effect the slacker-'5 re-
lease. "but in order ‘to successfully-ac—
complish it. it wassabeolntely neeess j
sexy -t
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points. exertised‘: :a!‘ .benieficw: Sefigct "
was extremely _
\crsatilc in ilt'r reading. and charmed ‘
lumbs go pains!
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SO. Norwi‘iit, Conn. ,
»ing and in neWest style. is
.
. making the Bon Ton grow
i in favor and patronage.
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It
. 120 Washington Street g
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South Norwalk, Connnecticut ?
, Telephone Norwalk 736
1“:
CLOTHING
—and—-
FURNISHINGS
-—for—-
ROYS AND GIRLS
‘ At The
Children's Store
87 Welt Washington ‘3. sum-z.
o
Rosenfield
Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
The _,
CLEARANCE SALE
Is in Full Swing
Gottlieb’s i
rail! Man: 5;
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A. M. WOOSTER
Al IORNEY AT LAW
:..,:n.- Exerninar v.3. Patent 0m.
PATENTS.
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30nd (or Bookie: on Pat-:9.
"' Macao-1'. w ‘ g-
You’ll Say
That's the usual expression that
accompanies the first; spoonful of
our ice Cream. You can’t help but
express yourself that way, for
when our cream is made the best
way it brings forth the best ex-
pression.
~ Ice Cream is more than a palate
tickler—lt lay-truly, one of the best
foods we have—«ulways inviting-r;
‘always :appe‘hllngu I! you haven’t
tested our‘brand you do not know-
what good Cream is.
THOMAS’
CHOCOLATE SHOP
OLD CARS
Sell rancid Cars to the
Bridgman Auto Weed!-
ingv '
l
1.31.0 North'fnmue
Dorlon' Rouse,
Shore Dinners.
All Kinds of Sea Food .
Stem Chops and Chick! ‘-
'ALa Car—to
.wmd ma gun“. I -.'..
have. Price according to the—fine.
t: of the goods. Anew?“ In?
I .
“nomad locale Alva” ensue“
ens-a scum um
”I.
Philip 1'. ”on”.
Lincoln Taxi Compass
93am Ave.)
‘ one. ma: Center at.
‘ .. , Conn. .
5588-3
2‘-
UNDER NEW magnum
Firs‘ t Class Service
Careful Drivers ._
cam 0N cs mm
Phone 997 .
So. 81'"
Norwalk Chronicler