WEDNESDAY, AUG. 24, 1921. 1
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Two Cents a. word; minimum charge 500 per issue, 3 times siioo."rc£§s Double Price.
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Young Men for
FOR SALE
FOR SALE‘Have‘ sold house. will
now sell furniture and briearbac,
sacrifice prices. Oak furniture, dining-
room table, book case, china closet.
chair and rocker. leather combination
(2 pc.) set for librar , also suitable for
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second shift work
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ogie, squire tablm chli‘fonier, hall
0 _ . ro‘c er, w te cnameed 1.
AP. LY gromL. kitchen Cabinet. very hand-
. e w l e enameled large: Bohn
, . q 1, n - _ slphoti“reifriérerator;“ lar e bevel’
3(7!1.\(ll,\ lire and Rub plate mirror? oak, tragic, ebogg'
tete-a-tete chair, mahogany furniture,
extra large phonograph, (3 p0,) inlaid
parlor suite, 2 Simmons bed and
her Company
i - springs. round table, ladles’ desk and Estimates Cheerfull Given.
Wnnipauk chair, chiffloner. dressing table. and . . PH 125
. _ chair. ‘3 ‘pc. ta estry covered suite, ex- 45 CEDAR 3TB 80. NORWALK
\t' \\ l‘lill —— Boarders. Westport. tla 13“}? dark walnut dresser. marble I L. i
t‘l’llill “ling“? ’llld double rooms top 4/2 “.. long and 2 ft. Wlde with EXPERT AUTO MORAN“)
. ” .g .‘ ‘ ' " mirror 3X3¥é ft. very handsomejréd will overhiml and repair your car.
llll‘t‘lllt lights. hath. summer beach. leather covered chairs. brass bed andt any make in your own EBB-8°-
“. ..k.(.mi guests a specialty. Write sprang, 2 mattresses. bronze and Sat-,1 mg and ii htin a tame a 838°“
to hlrs. l-lnggerman. Box 333. zuma vases. sewing machine, andlggfly in wor Mteed. Phone
VA-.. .,__A ,M __.____ *—|i'urious other articles. Can be seen‘602—4:
“'AN'l‘i'lell‘l-liiiiie help. Must have an .vday after 1 p. m. at my housev 0N8 7— Q
Spt‘t-ti)‘ sewr-r for buttons and 57 Cedar street. corner F i W. J' LY .
bllcklt-s. Apply 'l‘ristram Shoe Co. - a. rfleid Av:- Phone 2047 _.c zoF'Efig'cgv Pile.
Union St. FOR SALE—24 foot cabin launch. ~4IBRIC§ASS%§;‘§ AERBA GOTTA.
V . ‘ . ‘ h. p. Barker engine. Inq. Jennings. WING SEWERS
“Ammo—rm a good first mort- 6 Bridge sis, :East Norwalk. coNcm
gage. (it. 6 per cent. $4,000 on a new Waterproofin
imme- with large plot. Phone 1900. FOR SALE—ii ton Rainier Delivery Walks. Retaining wa‘fi‘ and A“!
from 8 to 5:30. car, curtain top. F. B. Cantrell. It! 311110119!
_ , . «— ~ Dal-ten: Plio e 400. ‘ ‘ ’
WA N'l'liill—Clerks. (men. women)‘ n ' I. CLARK
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s 17. for Postal Mail Service. 17012: SALE—Dodge Touring, bargain
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month. Exporience unnec‘es- to quick buyer. Hendricks & chase,
snry. For free particulars of exam- 30 Chestnut street.
iiintions. write J. Leonard (former WN“ ET“ w“—--—-"‘---~
(‘ivil Service examiner) 889 Eduitable FgfiogéL bunggl‘ggmbgp égedatcirtn‘i‘:
“”39 “ra‘hmgmll- 13- 0- $4,500. George Mitchell, Phone 1861.
FOR SALE
House, 6 rooms, with all improve-
ments except electric lights. . $3,700
House. 6 rooms with some improve——
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“'ANTED—A—Expcricnccd operators on
suwilig‘ lliachines. Edwin Bocse.
Chestnut St. South Norwaik.
“'AN'l‘l‘lll—uA second liahd Ford auto-
inol ill. Must be in 00d order. Ad- merits ----------------
(in-l... 'H l’. Hayes. 66 éouin Main St.. 30!“ Places central”)! ‘°°at°d- IF"
I’lliliil‘ 323. . partlcuEAarsl" J h T H
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AW... 55 mummy. Ave. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
“'AN'l‘lHL Building lot about Stlxlfifl ’ c -
1‘ tr. \lt‘illltfv of E. Norwnlk station. CARPET CLEANING
l'itt‘ must )9' illiwonillilc. \Vl‘ite box . . .
u, ..,..-.. s.........l_ Scourmg, Tumbling Vacuummg
WANTI::l)—-—-Apartmcnt by young cou- Conn. Carpet Cleaning C0.
‘ll‘lt‘.- about 3 rooms. near centcr. 87 CEDAR ST., SOUTH NORWALK
“Ilia illllll'lHl'lllf‘lllS. Stumble for light PHONE 989
llOli‘iliil‘L'I‘llllg“. Address X. Y. Z. c—o
Son: l lit’l.
LOST
V‘VAN l'l ll lixlml‘il :lrmi Ulll'l‘illfirs rm
Shirt- .u,.,.\-..1-‘;‘ “.11..“- nook build iAlSTer’it‘lwt't‘n ltivcrsllic Ccmctcry
f’u!!‘l'-l"~v mus ne-UL; lmlul rollers, to .‘llltl UshOl‘n .«\\‘U. :l gold watch
(‘Illil 5“ ll“! Wt""i. Fl ultly V-(ll'ii. .r‘i‘lso'chzlill. Villuwi us :1 Kt‘l'll Silk". i'leitst-
extl"'il'litfi‘ll
mat ililll‘.
sr-ums UH it'lnili lil‘miiu'
Li"ROY SHIFT CO .l‘f‘lllrn to 55 Osborn Ave. mid receive
4 L L .
. 7 ‘~ _ ‘rcwu rd.
TO LET ‘
?LlIST~—(lold and Ivory pencil. last
.._._....-_.,_--._ Monday nftcriioon. l)('i\\'t€'ll Glen-
’I‘O LET—2 licntly t‘llrnislll-(l rooms til‘nnillg’s. Norwnlk. :inrl lluvoy’s Gro-
fcr light lll‘Hlfét-k"t"fllll§§. Holt-l ccry. No. Main St. So. Norivnlk. {c-
Dl'istol, 94 \N'nsliillglon St. “'ilrll- I'llOlH 9"4.
TO LET—R room llmlsr- oll illltlrovc- T“ l‘l‘3"."-“i\ l""“"- 1‘ lllllll‘llll)’ l'ut‘~
lll("lll'3. “Hp - locrlliml, 33... G“) llisllmi. “illi i.<vt \\':ll(‘l‘ ill-fit. “illl
Mitchl‘ll. Tolcpllonr- lSt‘vl. ""0 "“""~ 3"“ fl “tut-'ll: Six rooms
._ __--_-__ , . __,,__._ -._. lurilisllmi. limit. um- truth. hilt \\'illt*r
TO iii-INT l lul‘l‘f' from l‘flf‘llll \vitli ‘lliill. Stl'» n lilutltli: SlV rooms fur-
!llrrmv I'll li-‘ti t‘l‘ iiil‘l" c't llllf‘llll'li, il'l‘ll' 'l. 55'l lll‘lll'. ll l' $33 :1 liinlilii.
all j. ,;.l..l_. , I. » \ lnlzll'flllj‘ locum-d 'All t'lmll (wt. lsl. 'l‘llt: Laurence,»
mm taillllil tturzl troll-y, l’llont- Agt‘llt‘).
1466. -
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TO LETvStcrl- suimlxlo Jor tnilor.’
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District of Nornlllk. ss. l’l‘oiliile " H“ “'"r “wreiulw ll‘lu'i?! come to innocrnt en l-~ . . _ ~ 4. a .
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cr. 1" ““3 lil:.' Au". lltTl. Mrs. Kong): iu‘rtatc of .‘Iili’F II \llltilt'ord late of ”O'M’” M“ "“""""‘ ' :‘li‘ri'm PM“ - I ~:.: to himself and that lit“ lie. “Sn-2‘] 'K-thf' to infirm km'h" - O t' tan: ’ ' ‘
:15 Lowe St. Nortvnti; in said [District‘ d,.fl.,ls(.(1_ .\ill--l~lc:ill lntl ll lit lull. l’ullmri'i.j . M i. ,. .. . , l. . ' ‘ '3" 1‘ "‘rmw' 1“ y" thOY‘l‘Sth} in; Opt°m¢t"‘*3 31“ P lc » 1' l A to Ffii'fitl CO-
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To Ll- i—‘Vlllfills'ixni mom, 120 “Wish- trirt of Norwnik. iliitii limited :llld ul- W‘r- “t “‘i'i’” ””1”“ running {TOWEL '- :ziwllsicr lizll'ir‘lces POOH“ ‘ lit: ir:\.‘.d3s:fl ugl'r‘milyj “an“ A, 81Attantics£"5t. f0 ! w‘cérrer Scuth MBM‘ 55‘. land
“'l'igl""_§!" ”it. ‘I‘:(‘_L'_r’_l_h:‘w':fimr low-cg six months from tll~ date licrc- 2"?“ ””M‘O‘m ”1 ““2 "hi”: Cruciblcl In '1» letter rlcllizmdinz‘ the $4.00” Ill-.lch' q‘lhé‘llé‘llll’tlltl: on:\::1f\r»"t‘:i : Woodward Ave" 6“ :r abm
T0 1‘”T_leniqwd room with '1.“ ;nt' for the creditors of suit] Estate to t”"1":\"“.‘rk'a_n(/nr- km": ( “n" sugn"g‘\x.;,., , “HS irifurllit-ll that ho him! .105. «J. l-Zvrlm'cici ‘lll‘rl‘ lxijitic ict null September 15‘" i
cr~t‘\'l‘t.ir-: rls. Norlr \\’c<t \vo (‘Un ‘m’lm'n lhf‘ll‘ Mmms for settlement. tun" "in“ , xm‘mr”: 3's,” rcn;tcd.;., \\ .. l ”W lllmivl'” out of innocent llllilrllnn-s lilicntr ’\'I‘v’lli""- {Hm ”\I\' ‘ 2 Still doing big-13955311 119 01d ;
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.._ ___- ~———~__—~._.,._~_- M'Sillti timl, will ll(- (it'llill‘l‘f‘ti a rccnv- 5“~“":"‘1T‘."S “IVOY‘NNO slaloml'nl 0?; ”.74 mm“, was referred to as Kllfll‘l‘l.~til‘.d (wi'l lollur‘fl:l‘.z\rllv~:\i Milk “d Cream t _ .7
70H. RENTw— Htorngtt- Splice. hour-9.1442 All Dt‘l‘snlis lllli"|)'ll'tl to said l3<< "“"""--’3‘~ Eli's . warning. throw lots. Norm Noryullk r . ‘- H‘ - i . I? h‘ . ‘
hold furniture. Ff'llurate rooms trltr an: rt-«lllt-stcd to make imliiedlutc l \.. ‘ l v “T ..—_:‘_ . t l; ;»ll!f(‘l>' working: in the Second? __ Th5 ill-ilk for babie. deliverel g o H. KfiYSER '
Identl-t‘re Pi'tfif building. Ilulliloll "”3””“1 1" ' " ' ‘ I‘LLT' 300“-—D‘"l"‘3. it'th.‘ l-oor-imd letters warm“: ,1. 0 H ‘0 ' ' ‘V ' to ‘11 93m 0! a“ ho ‘ UlLDER 0“"
floral ”H1 Stornre 170.. ’Im‘ Fallga- DAVID [L RAYMOND ‘thr- further selling of the liorninzum'w m Sm“ writing articles about. . . . . ( N‘IunTlON. And ROWITQOR.‘ i ETTER
”1.3. A) .H .. . n F Adliiin‘istrntor. :nirl'l) low-primal .‘ll‘l<i obscure stocks“; . . ‘H .3... . ' . . ‘ . ’- — ' ‘ .» i
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‘ ‘ ' " ‘ ‘9 9 “ ()HDl-ZR or NOTICE included Pierce Al'row can and "H" " ' .' . ‘ ’ ‘ ' " ‘.“ ““11 “WWW ““1"?an 0" in“ An- am. no buttermilk trash daily ‘ 7 _-
.__V -n..._ W. ___. 7 . _ . .~ "“0" ‘ ].w“l"' :llnl also the liomh expirisxon. cieiit order of Hibcrii Q f pr .H ; ~ pam-
“rII I I \‘I F HOYT Distinct of l\orwulk. $3.. Probate Ivrr.f--rr(~«l, Columbia Grflpaphonc V'l‘lw "ng a“. t‘cir'irded as heir“: ”m “an rm}! the fm‘rtp filigniio ...;n,.(c‘ ; Alterations and Be . 3
‘ A“ A“ : ‘ Court. August 23. A. I). 1921. (“column and Prefer-rod nnd General | . .. ‘ . A M ' ‘ " 0‘ \climn. con- ‘1 . S ecial“ "
l . » ‘ . ‘ ' * work of (‘llllll on. boomer. and not w ’ l« '. ~ .- -' -. ~- . P Ly
ml. ESHAHE [astute in Connecticut of Mary E. Motors. tlic later licllit: liquidated in' H” . 4. u p. . . ”mm“ M the “ml 5 adulidn' A' 3" F‘ H' WEDIPE& 80h “ P O 'B
J” ‘l Mlllq~~l l-lto of lu-lhl in the (‘onntv i'i 'rc i‘idivilill'il ‘0t’< \ irric'in smelt 1mm) “mun“ m mn'g mm to men" H“ or connocuwt' 099““ a ""0‘ T°'°Ph°"° 2593'“°" Fm" 1956 ' '
n r. t “« c - - ,, _ - .r_ -« - - -- I 9- ‘ ~ . _I It was rumored today tlin‘ a certain . _‘ ' - - ' - . .~ i 5 v ‘
1‘ '3 camper to buy than to bulld.'ol liclnirnrc and State of .\ew liork. ing (‘ommon :ititi l‘rcct‘rrel't. Crucible! t» f up . l' . .~ . k 'h ~ 't d1” sesilonfn ”“5 a“ mam“ VThP’; Telephone 1“" ’ SOUTH NORWALK
Look at the gargam 33153. “MON”! ,q, H H mm q" r I. . l 1 Drug and .mtl-l 1” 0 l 10 W KOH‘P “ 0 IS a convention “ill be notable because of1 . l ..
.. ,. I ‘ilt _ f A (in |\7'| . Y D ~._' u’v . _ ‘ ‘_
__ , , _ . , . - . r ~ . ' *ork in the (lust district knew consl a. l i ' ' ' l ~
a-l'foom llmzm. East. Norwalk, $2,600 “librcns. writti-n application llzl‘i \‘irzin‘n (':.rnlill:i (‘lir-mtcnl Pm. lost Y4,“ bout :1 ' r” “d i . ‘f tleflpreselice ?f MUD?” Presmfmt ~,__ _ _ . . A- _ ‘
Mortear'c (:1 (W, “we” m-ldo to this (“curt ln- the "T: 1‘, . ““th , 7“ 0,15 031w? 1m .( a .19 DOSSI ) e 1 cntts o Jamrs E. Deer). of Indianapolis. “ho , _ . TYPE“?RITERS
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6 [loom Iltl'llf‘. East hortl'aik. $3.500 toe of certain cstntv of sold duccnccd 1’11], Hm. fll‘Oi n xrm] ') qnd the better H"..man to “ horn Apicella paid the “as expected. to arrive thi" afternoon ‘ t
Mal'tzagr‘ $7.000. lprqymg for reasons m _ _. M} f ~tl , t F 2 l. . . . S‘jxti and-also to the man. or men who from Bridgeport.‘ Judge Decry will . {Remington Underwood. Lt}. .
spam.) “my. [any Nut-walk. spam) to; rm order 4“” ‘ 3“], ' ‘ or ‘ gr" " ”f ("'"mmi‘l‘ii-T 3"" “l“torsl‘“°': might be responsible for the settingspeak at a reception at St. Peter's - :. “ i Rfiyfl Oliver. All makes sold,
34,014,233» 31.70”. - .. l . .t“ r -l. tlt l02‘il;l7 Mum ‘? 5‘1! stl-onzr- A 5mm“ point break in ‘SOO' off of the bomb. This information. it Hall tonight. " ' l l ' th 1 rate-1 rellairwl ev-hangédi
llgioom [Ilillip-v)rjn$t ‘.\0rwalk. {‘6'500’tflsi‘m ea (3 a c o l£ l: l..l m Plll'l :1 Canadian Pacific. subsidiary. on a is said. has bpen obtained'from Api-f St. "Peter's rHall. Where the ladies = Sell Your 0111 Cars to 0 Our agent is in town every .,._
12 1:32.???”3 .‘f'ufia f "(rt "lk $4 Q00} 131.?“ red That Siid aniliclt' ‘ “mm“ 9m“ “'35 ”‘9 011” Striking 1’0?" poll“, since early this morning. The will hold their sessions... and the for-} 3. i "
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(”loom House South‘Norwalk $5 200 1193378 and determined ,n In“. 11:8” 5 "“_° 3mm”: "um MUN" con'ditons story Seems to bear mute a bit of met-(Horse'Guard Hall at Mam and Bridgeport Auto WTeCk rinnnner Typewriter EX l~
‘ ' l ' ‘ ‘ t“ “ " ‘" unchangrd. rail loans opening 0“ truth in it. although it cannot définilc- . Sheldon streets. Where the men ‘witl
Mortgage $1.500.
G—Room House. South Norwalk, $4.000 ’
Mortgage $1.000
6~Rflnlll House. South Norwalk $4.500.
1W0. tango $3,004).
9-l'toom House. South Norw
Office. in Norwnlk. on tho 30th day Oi
August. 1921. at 9 o’clock forenoon:
and that public notice thereof bu
given to all persons interested therein
alk, $4,000th publishing this order in a news-
Mortgage $2,000. lpaper having a circulation in said
I have all kinds of houses. both District. at least five days before said
lam“ (ind small. Beautiful homes, day of hearing.
farms and shore pronerty. " HENRY W. GREGORY
Call and let me show on what I ha 1:
TELEPHonJl’E 435 ‘ '
”WILLIAM F. IIOYT
REAL ESTATE
ORLINS’
TIRE VULCAN IZIN G SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
ALL W‘ORK GUARANTEED
New and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
Judge.
I’L-A'SH BIADE FOR A BAZAAR.
Delegates to the national conven-
tion. to be held at Saratoga. onESépo
tember d. were elected last night at a
meeting of the Pride of Court Narruk
Circle. No. 801. Companions of, til—e
Foresters of America. The delegates
are: Mrs. Harriet Panic. Miss ‘Alice
Rooney and Mrs. Agnes Steegmuller.
It. was voted to hold a large bazaar
jointly with Court Niirv'iik in October.
_ and plans for the af air were tenta-
tively mapped out.
hirs. Julia Payne was installed as
recording secretary at the meeting.’
GET A SQUARE DELI.
We will buy your household
goods, nu, papers. tank nun-all
wooed—hand mods. Anything you.
fivoéffifio according to the M-
um”. . m ‘ mun
. Try a classified ac. in theréen
for the. best results
tine!
t'
Wants, To Let. For Sale, Business and ProfeaionaJ-cnrds, Miscellaneous Advs.
LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
BUSINESS NOTICE
Sand, Gravel, Loam. Cinders.
Building Stone
Teams for hire.
Raymond Street & Son
Phone 62-12 Darien
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP
(One Flight Up) '
Ladleo’ and Ghlldren's Hair Cutting
- .. . afipeelalt .—
Mlohok‘lnd : nine
11 No. Main/8t; so. Norwalk_Ȣt.
MOTT AND KLOCK
Painting and Paper Hanging
Ice,
I
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110 To lor Av... So. Nor-walk. Ct.
Curbing Gathers, Lawn Rolling, Con—
crete wand Tor. Wnl
Work Dong _ln F'irst .clau _Stylo.J_‘
. FROM THE' FACTORY TO
' THE HOME
l Moth-“sear own, bolsters and
'ciishlono of all do sold on our easy
TNOTHER‘BOM’B’ * '~ 1
WRECKS' LUIGI
APICELLA’S PLAGE
Continued from First Page
had received any such letter, and still
kept up his claim of ignorance about
it when questioned by‘the police.
This morning Apicella had vanished
from his saloon and could not be lo-
cated. it was learned, however. that
he had gone to the home of a friend
of his. This friend has endeavored to
have Apicella make a clean breast of
the case to the authorities in the hope
of rounding up the gang who have
terrorized he and his family for some
little time.
This morning's bomb was evidently
of crude construction and was set ofif
by means of a long fusv Traces on
the marble tiling in frot.‘. l‘ the store
indicate that something like a tune
had burnt-d its way alone there before
the explosion took place.
Apicelln has stated that he noticed
An otani‘lnau'on 6“: tné"r:§gxnent§ or'i
gloss. wood. etc. in the rubbish-left:
by the demolition ot'tne‘ winter the
building by this morning‘s bomb; dis-
closedfllie‘ preanlce' or a‘numberfiof
railroad spikes;’balts, nuts, and other
pieces of ~scrap iron. which it is
thought might have been’ contained
in the bomb; Various marks onithe
walls of the saloon indicate that _mis—
sies were hurled by the force offline
explosion into. or through the plaster-
mg. ,
The police have started their investi‘
gation of the case. Patrolman Sammie
and Reynolds being sent to the scene
of the explosion immediately it was
heard. Aplcell'a‘ a few minutesr‘after
the explosion aud'after he had recov~
ered from his first excitement notified
the police. . . - .
Chief of Police ‘Vt’tlllam R. Penning-
ton tfiis-morning stated to a. Sentinel
reporter that he would bend every 0“—
tort to apprehend the men nesponsitxs
|for this second homb outrage Within
the past month and a half but admit-
ted that he was hampered in his ef-
1
a suspicious ”Oklng man hanging
around \Vnod stru-t F‘PSferday. and
who was a strangcr hot-9.,
The man is (lt'SPl‘illed as being :1
short stout man. with a dark suit. He
wore a straw hat which he kept tipped
over his left (We. Beyond this. Apicel-
in was unable to describe the man.
Whoever is responsible for the set—
ting,- off of the bomb. which. as has
livcn stated. was evidently set off with
a fuse. and from traces of the explo-
sion's flame. was evidently of black
powder construction. had it so timed
that it would he set off at a time when
few people. if any would be along.
Residents of Wood street and sur-
rounding: streets pours-d into the street
immediately after the explosion look—
ing for the pronto. Who had set it off.
That this would be done was probably
realized by the people who set the
bomb ot‘t‘. hence the- use of a time fuse.
Knives and revolvers were carried
by many of the men who came intov
the street in all stages of dress and
’ a cut Inn; Alsorenovnting, satis-
igagtlilc‘ln parenteed. Drop us a card or
'telephone 317 for representative
l'NORWALfll MATTRESS CO.
Fra‘nklln and“Mom-oo 81. So. Noll-walk.
NATHAN a MILLER
General contracting. painting and
paper hanging. . ,
Estimates cheerfully van.
A. Nathan, Tel. 654-3
8. Miller. Tel. 1423-5
10 Spring Street. Norwalk, Conn.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time to paint flour house
and keep it from decay. ave your
rooms decorated; Ask for my prices
on wall paper, and paints. Save trom
20 to 40 per cent on labor and mate
rial. Alexander White, 35 Lowe St...
South Norwalk.
trucking of all kinds. Dali
New York.
Plhono 318.
distance trucking 0! all kinds
phone 363.
EH0. ’ G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Office A. D. Morgan
Today in Wall Street
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limit
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exchange at. 5% per ccnt..‘with
l. :0 ri’”eril:gs at 5 per cent. elsewherer
WALL sat. 1:30 p. m.~—Ra.lls and
>metals 'weakened- at midday. North-
ern Pacific. Great. Northern. Kansas
City Southern, Norfolk and Western
and Delaware and Hudson tell one to
1%. American Smeltlng extended its
loss to 334 points and National Lead.
‘ljtah and. Anaconda. declined 1%,“) 3~
fLackawan‘ha. Steel. Hide and Lenthei‘
:Preferred. Sumatra. Tobacco. Atlan-
tic Gulf and Vi'orthingtont'Pumpi also
‘were heavy. : ’
t
Weather Forecast *-
FonNorWalk and 'vicinity:' Fair to- most of which vmuldunt bear repeti- .' .
night and Thursday: little change in ,tion in the local press. but which were ’Rhematamt ! A Wonder
to fresh .well knovfui at the time theyoccurrell. ‘ . ‘ ' '
Apicelia‘s place became the hang1
temperature; moderit'e"
northeast and east winds. Ibo pres-
sure is high over the eastern and'low out for a gang of—petty thieves and:
_o_v,er the western and southern dis— :undesirables some time ago. and it is {A0
ftrlcts. A slight disturbahcé ‘15“ off
iHatteras. N. C.. but there-is no yell—
ideflned storm area. east of the‘Rocky
iMountains. Showers have Eccurred
Eduring the last 24 hours in a narrov’v
‘i'belf- attending .Itom. Utah Eastman to
Pleasant weather continues
tapers
glndiana. . .
in the, eastern .diSlil'ic
ts. Itine- .te
.21
wt
Nagy Bros. Local and loné distancet u...
trips to;
Address 71 C :- stream
CARRIGAN a: FLYNN. loo-.i uni lone;
omce Leary 1:00.. Phone 1677. House
Hardware Store, South Norwalk
.il.
tl;r ll<llvss opt-nine of today’s session "
undress. but no (more or anyone could
.lic found.
The interior of the saloon part ol’
the lioli-l was \yrcckml. a bolt. 8 mas-
giivc a brief dcsr‘ription 0f the man ll
unless otliem‘ise
l'Park:
ltoW‘Villiam H. Knapp. and wife.
,forts by the reluctance ot” residents of
l r . .~ —Danllurv News.
§thc section tof discuss thc “er. as AUSTRIA.’ $5333 or PEAC“ ‘
they are evidently living 1. our of t ' —-Sentlnel classified a,” work won-
death from members of the band who den
have been terrorizing the neighbor- VIENNA. Aug. 24. (Associated
hood for the past year or so.
‘
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
sprout: r
Cash prizes will be awarded to the years.
winners 0 ttomorrow‘night's contest. Fen Mrs. \Villiam Flewell t
If those who wish to enter can do any- walk flfid Ml‘fi- Harry J. E- ,
thing in thehnature of amusement they Chester. _
are cordially invited to demonstrate from the lute home on Friday :"A
their ability.
cal numbers and athletics are 211i part OffiCiating-
of the program.
‘charge‘of’tlie night says “You know
your ability better then we do. Com-)1
on and let us see if you are good. It'glheld this afternoon. from the Soidlera'
your chance of a.
your usage at the committee booth
tonight. or with J. M. Moeller.
Washington street.
yesterday's Sentinel. there will be held
a baby show.
Daylight time.
afivarded to the lucky kiddies. Special
amusements will be provided as Well
Press).—-'fhe treaty of peace with the
United States was signed at 1 o‘clock
this afternoon.
EA . n
AT THE CARNIVAL
amny nos Aim memo:
COLLIDE. .
ter 10 o‘clock thié '
Leonor
,_ . — p. . a .
.tcontinned _ m h“ on”. Henry 1;. Miller. (flea
.Orchard sticet. last iii
She is survived by
The funeral will «.7 _
q
‘230 o'clock. licv. Fred .m ~
Interment will he in'West
Norwalk ccmctery,
Singing. dancing. musi- 3100“ at
ill .
The committee
1
The funeral of Ezra T. ‘Clark' was
Home. in Noroton Heights. Burial
was in Spring Grdvc cemetery.
life-time. Leave
’7
‘8 Danbury friends of Dr. John"
Haugh, Jr.. of l'orwalk. Will be please
ted to learn that he is recovering front
{injuries received in a recent automo-
ibile accident. Miss Kathleen Haugh of
Hartford. formerly of Dan‘oury. who .
lwas in the car with Dr. Haiigh at they
time of the accident. escared injury.
On Saturday. as was announced in
from 2 until 5 o‘clOck
Fitting prizes will no
Lincoln Taxi Company
. UNDER ZN’E‘W MANAGED”! ’
First Class Service
Many Changes of Property Recorded
by Town Clerk Smith This Month.
During the past week and a half the
following transfers of property have
been recorded at the office of Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith. All transfers.
indicated. being by
means of warrniitee deeds:
listltes of William T. and Thomas I.
Raymond to the Salvation Army. lot
land buildings. \Vashington street. ex-
ecutor's deeds; Charles E. Seymour.
and wife. to Stephen Hazian. and Wife.
lot and buildings. W'est avenue..South
Norwalk: Antonio Aiitidomutiica. to
Maria V. Christiano. 3 lots. Prospect
VVllliam H. Endries. and wife.
two
lots. Foster Park: Charles F. Tris-
iram. et al.. to Katherine Nichols.
three lots. liversley avenue: Adalinei
Hall to Frank H. Gleason. lot. Harllort
t
,sivc iron nfinir. which was at the bot-
l
item of the door. directly back of,“'”f‘~ l0 Pilaria T. Shea. building lot! .'
\‘l'llt re the burnt. was set off. lieiligjfixa""§t"9“t- H
think”! “crop“R ,l... “100“ and 9"“)le Ai‘ll‘ltlfl C'. LilldhOl‘g‘ to Michael}
‘l-li in thr- “':l"i at tho- refit A lang'iiatcht‘orll. and wife. lot. l-‘ail'f‘leld
gillll‘i'Ol" of in .lv} platt- glass. which Pdrkl. “WM” M' Xvam” to 1:911" Fin-i
istood l)!‘hil‘d nil cliclricnl piano there vli‘hfismm~3m and hillmlllg‘fl. i F‘nirfinld‘
’wnn shalll‘ri ‘l l-‘»' ill“ explosion. buzlI ark: lirt‘l‘ierick . G. Flllow. et» als.
lftilc mirrors lullntl the bar were unuto Louis 11' SCMWNV 1? acres and
'llilrml'vi.
i Thu (once u; tilt. explosion also E.fSl(‘nsialld to Frank Sérker. and
”mu“. “1“er \ m the long woodf-li lulu;- \ch:c(::l:v:.;l: buildlnfs..1\0r“n”y
'rlwcllilllr new“ tlu- street. and Spuh'H’mnk D ital )‘1 t e;ccu}:>r’s deed.
.lv'l's of wood .lzui stone were llul‘l‘fd (t k.“ 5"}, [otélpjsodorrilofi‘a Igomilatd.
1: :l l. m r 3 f , heir . . t 1 ar' (-3-
inllly‘illii‘xoiizll ‘3 “\Htlzlixigmdmg t tension: John lchiilleli to Laura A.
.V : -' . *' _. Hn hos. l. i ' ' '
(illi- (‘llrlnlz -, .zlllrp of Hi? (‘XPiOSlOll ilslfnd' ngfgpisxg silliuilrhisht §1l2;lll§a
it: I-‘.'. '(l “'4'“ ‘ ‘~ -‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ I‘m}-
15 t. it ll ' lelF'U i“ no . “lsmi to Frank Tollcv. and wife 1 l "‘d
S"ll‘ll(l rum lw it\ tln- explosion tal‘r- ' ' 0 d“
.. . . M - ~ ,‘ tlsilillllngs, Gregory Boulevard" John 9
ml: the Works 12ml when AP‘CNH I llati-c to Bishop . t i viii-s l.t \V‘ t‘ “
lint] his fol-nil} *l“"d downstairs. ”t“ 3”,.“ H k “ 0 ' J H '
piano was morn:-
lSitrpriSt-d.”
playing "You'd llt‘
Arlvicc ltns l‘u c" Zitt‘ll to Aplcellt’t
by his friend and ‘.l.~ attorney to
whose ltolm- lie tI- ll that the l)r~.<t
thin: that he can do ix in rcveui phat
illl' knows nlmiit who hr» pnill ‘lil’
llll‘lllf’." t0. illli as in who ’ic thinks
<clit him till leltvl' .‘ix‘ll“"i!al it is
mail, has pin-lrst-‘ni :‘lL'Jtlllsl this lir-
Tllll.‘ in fear or his lit'v'il‘ 110 revenls
l-iintllllix zllwlzt what he knows.
l I’ll lizr it il- " he rum 11le! he was "714
lit‘ in ”to pilljicr- zillmlt llll'
l
Lt.7tll‘YlY'
.lrotv‘r' llxat his li"(- and that of his
I. '1‘. ‘\r‘l‘r‘ ill «inner-r.
'\‘l'i ilt‘tcr Um first limiib vt'n<
.zll' ~‘xll to ii Sentinel reporter tint
~< more “worried over the harm
¢;:I
in’.
l..
[y be stated that. such is the case.
It is known that Apicella is being
questioned today regardingrtlie inci-
dents regafding the payment of
money. the Black Hand letter and the
bomb eyplo‘sibns.
The local‘poli'ce have received quite
.a bit of Condemnation for' their appar-
‘ent laxity in cleaning up this place
ables made their li§adquarters
quite some little time.
The latest repert concerning“ the ho-
tcl was made on Monday'ivhen a boat
captain reported'that he had been
‘r‘o’bbé‘ll ot‘ $35’fhere. There have been
several other ”unsavory incidents ' in
Leonoection with the hotel, as well,
4 to r
said on good authoritytliat he invited
.. them here, Itis since saidr‘that 'he
has realized the error of his ways. anl
asm one. time it wasrproposed :to de-
tum over amew’leai. The me
it is honeyed»; are black maflin‘
“antimit. .._.tr rumored.
where it is said that aacrew of undesir- .
port him‘“t’o Italy, he attemptéd to wonder
MP“ reliefs:
whom he surrounded himselfihowever. ‘ "
View Park; James F. 'McCarthy. and;
buildings. Pillow street: esthte Charles
[ Clara J. Hatch. 01 31.. to Angelina
glmguln. lot and buildings. \Vest aye—l
imic. Scutli Norwmk; M. N. Maychol‘i.
t
gto Edwin H. 1.31mi). lot and liiiiilililrsfi
,i'litmi i‘nl‘k. deed: .losephim- Huxllun‘
W
Careful Drivers
CALL on US ANYTIMB'
PhOne 997
9 Railroad Ave. 80. um
' MAKE......
THIS BANK
YOUR BANK
Michael J. Gambin
.-
Courtesy always is the
rule of every officer and
employee.
Plumbing, Tinning
and Jobbing
You will find the em-
ployes of this bank peo-
ple Whom you will be glad
to know and deal with.
'You will find the ofllcers
always ready to advise
and assist you with good
nature and good judg-
ment. You will find an
atmosphere of good cheer
inside of our doors that
will invite you to come
back.
Tel. 2846, 11 Reynolds St.
East Norwalk, 6— —-~..
Don’t hesitate to get ac-
quainted with us. Every
department of banking
conducted efficiently. Sav-
ings accounts started with
as small as $1.00 and up.
“Yum, Hrum’”
You’ll Say
That's the usual expression that
accompanies the first Spoonful of"
our ice Cream. You can’t helping; .
express yourself that way. tor.
when our crvam is m 169 the belt -
way it brings forth the beat 61‘-
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST co.
,l‘i‘ tor and the [sloth of F. A. iiunl~;c— ‘ pression. all
iiiv-lr-l to .Ulrn'rnni Lox-:1. lot (trim-uni l ice C-eam is more than a phamat'
strut. i;':ll‘:‘;~.litl\r- and lhl"‘FlllOl"> rim ll: l tickleT—li is truly one Of the_
Daniel A Newr-nntb to James .l.i “ ' foods we have—always in“ ' V
Kcr‘llu. (7‘ :l1.. two :lf‘lt'ji'. “Eu-.1 strlmt; . i always aDDFE‘lUg If 50" ha 83':
Pol-“i“ M Adams to Lillian "l“. Htwt.‘ 1 tastEd our brand S's-111 '30 nOt “0"; g
Ill)? :illi‘l l-l.lill§i‘:4, Slipparli Sil‘!"“‘.fi _ ° -' i What good Cream is ' ‘i
t"l‘:lrl‘< l" ’i‘ristlnnL M at. to Gl-orn .5 Health by GOOd Ll‘lng ’
if. F.i;l;illl, 5t\ilw building lots, “NOT“ a '. ~ -~ I
_v:i|k;“ Cvorct- ii. Sartnin to Ernest C. 5 ‘ ('nlfflrf “1‘11 gUOd glasses. ‘ THOE‘AS’
‘liflVlinlltl. mus-tin: lot. l~Z\-‘lsloi_\' nu- _ i . ‘ P
nun: Louis Slinky to \\’illinm H.I SEC | CHOCOLATE SHO '
Smiti‘. lot and ‘llllilil‘lg Turnpike:
Adolph (llzlsllOl‘t‘_to \Viilinri lx't‘iisriz.
gTiiAMER, lNc.
24 South Main so So. Nor-wink, l.
:have their sessions. are both decor-
‘ated' with American colors and Irish»
flags of the green. white and oralige.'
'and cm electrical ‘ displds“-' ‘is 'to be ‘
made‘this‘ evening in frontal. 0:? Stu
{Peter's Halli ' ‘ ; i
i The convention opened today with-
the jelnt seSsion at St. Peter’s Hall at
1 o'clock. 1‘
t;-
‘ Responses were made byr State;
;President of the A. O. H.301“! F. ‘l
tLreney.‘ ‘of New Britain, and by Mrs}
filial-y‘T. Crean. ot’New-Britain: state?
president of the. ladies’ auxiliary.;
j"Addzesses followed" by .monlinent’T
.'-members of the order. > 1
Advertise in the Henri'nel-
Fraparation ~mo- vShould- not
t In Every Home . '
Everymedieiiie’cablnet in “town. in“
fact every nonre‘snouid "hate :1 bottle:
of Dr. Sorgls' Rhed-nm-talnt'-“ (th‘t
liniment)? .It gives'r absolute -
‘ some of rheumatism.”
‘ " . "lumhfigo’ pains
i
Q
king 3;
Second hand ‘portrand tires ‘0
ing Co.
1310 North Amne-
Between . Oak and Center " St.-
Bridgeport, Conn. ._
Phone Barnum 55862
£56 ”Furflvld Ar... Bride-innum-
w... “A"...
The ,
CLEARANCE SA's.
Is in Full smog
at ” 7
0..."...
fit musk: of car
‘ David W. 11am? one
' ‘ ’ UNDERTAKER
-, TM, 1103'? use“. my
27 WASHINGTON 31'.
_ ' ' «w: see news. Stilton“
- Liniment for Paint KENDRICK’S GARAGE
rose statues. wnmmo
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
'30‘ 0111:st isms:
' “Josephs
is nibpfé mtliia mm 1‘ . p
éou-n-l‘ NQRWALK
Kill-RY.
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