5,..- ...»
Wan“: TO I“: For 39.10. Business and Profs-tonal cards, W no. 0“
Two Cents a word; minimum charge 500 per issue, sumo: $1.00. communion.
WANTED FOR SALE . BUSINESS NOTICE
. _; gamed Girl, to Fit Lining FOR snnnfwmsxnv BARRELS, can-ran unsen once
} llliltlo Hats. Also Helpers mfimgp‘m‘ “ 33.1.3133? Ladloe' action F$:I.Ufl)fl, Cowl-0
APPLY EACH. ON SALE MONBAY. 6 P. M. "magpfilj‘kgflm.
R .‘t' W. HAT SHOPS, rm,
and River Street. Norwnlk l
‘r\',l
.1
Eh'l‘l'lp—Allii‘lucsr ,hixh prices
I'M“ ...r old-limo furniture, ma-
m»: m)”. ”Wiri- "‘"plev In”! 9‘9» u”
sold (him. lzl-‘Nv with“ 9!? "'9'".
11...: ......r llm years old. D.A.
Ikrncfl'ill, 205 “’ww Am, Pm
11693.
“'1‘ l m» Roomors b day. or week.
,.. 2 Hum; service. minutes from
.m,‘ } {lull station. Terms reasonable.
., . ii A. (Irllw, 30 Chestnut St... So.
u ...l1., 'l‘ol. 1257-8.
av A N l'lcn- —F1xperienced steamsh-
( r and general office assistant.
«...», l.(- Roy Shirt 00.. 11 Chestnut
n‘illfw t. So. Norwalk.
aim—N'rno—rn good- condition second
ONE CAR LOAD ONLY. REY-‘11 No. Main 8‘.
NOLHS POULTRY FARM. HIGH-
LAND AVE. PHONE 1036.
80 “walk, Gt.
MOTT AND KLOOK
Painting and Paper Hanging:
Estimates Cheerfull Given.
PHONE 125i
:46 CEDAR STREET So. NORWALK
m AMM-
wiil overhaul and repair your car.
..-:
FOR SALE—Ladders, made to order.
30c.to 50¢ a foot. delivered. Old
ladders repaired. We call (or and
deliver. Phone 1580. E. V. D.
HAMM, West Rocks avenue.
lmnd lathe, about 12 inclr swing.
also upright drill press. 11 inch base
plate. Hi Po Water Proo! Battery
~Jorp. E. Norwalk.
‘WANTED —— Boarders. Westport,
Conn. Single and double roams.
Electric lights. bath, summer beach.
week-end guests a specialty. Write
no Mrs. llaggcrman, Box 333.
“VANTED — Position as
chamber maid . or general
‘work. Address 110‘ Cedar St.
.fi—IGLP WANTEMFemalo operators
on Sin or Sewing machines. Lock-
‘wood’s all, 9 Wall St., Norwatlk.
'l‘O LEASE—1042 room house wanted,
all improvements. furnished or un-
furnished. Extensive grounds essen-
tial. Write “Reliable," this paper or
phom- 108612.
,—
waitress.
house-
WAN’l‘El).. Active steady man would
like work at store, garage, factory.
or helping plumber, mason or other
boas. "Ambitious." care Sentinel.
W'AN'I‘FID- Building lot about 50x150
ft, vicinllg of F. Norwalk station.
Price must 0 reasonable. Write box
G. Caro Sentinel. '
WANTED. Experienced opcrntors on
i
*>--~—-‘ 2 ' any mat in ur own -
FOR SALE—2 nice building lots. one lelition 3:4 fling; mm ‘ gm
. on East Ave. Sold on easy termllalty. All wor guaranteed. PM.
Inq. 194 East Ave. or phone 809. 6034.
" J” ' W. J. LYON. ,.
mountable rim many extras- “65: unsounv—cmnmnv
1921 son: Sedan. demouatabie rims'nm s'ro. 'rmuu. co'r'rA.
[many extras. $490; 1919 Ford runa- G 8
bout; 3225; One bicycle. :12. Call at wc‘wmn
5 vykestport Ave. or Phone 2153 Nor- W 1] ’ Rel IWM. “a m
we _ ‘1 its Branches
FOR. SALE on RENT—New house. " “ ‘ I. CLARK V
p .
6 rooms and bath with all improve- 110 7‘7'9? Av... , 8!. "walk. 0%
ments. Elton Place. Also a lot of curbing Lawn Rollins. Con-
'good filling for the taking any. Ar-
thur Waidren. 29 Haviland St, So.
crate and Tar Walks
Work Done In First Class Style.
- 4
Norwalk.
FRO THE FACTORY TO
N THE HOME
m ’ bolsters and
«gaun- an ds sold on our eel!
‘FOR‘ SALE—About one acre, with 7
room house, city water, electricity,
w lumbin , 2 lavatories. Fruit and . inn ”mg-350mg, as -
filled: trees, grapes. House perfectlw p ' muse-.1110:-
repa‘lr. Near trolley. Price “filial” ‘ g 317 for “mauve to
‘cali.
Phone Mrs. C. B. Wright. 13_ Darien. '
FOR SALE—«Building lot on Riversig.
Ave, 10 minutes walk from center..
Cheap for cash. Inquire Charles H.
Smith. 22 Lowndes avenue.
FOR SALE—Kitcheh~ran e in send
condition. $12.00. 23‘Eizabeth SL,
NORWALK MATTR‘SS co.
Franklin and Monroe St. Bo. Nor-walk.
NATHAN & MILLER
General contracting. ”infill! and
Diner
m
Wages. 'i‘eI. 5‘02?!
SO. Norwalk- 8. Miller. Tel. 1423-5 /
- ‘ ‘93 10 Spring Street. Norwnik. Conn.
FOR SALE—Shetland pony and earth
harness ctc. Wm. Wright. Bell WALL pApgR AND PAINTS
island. Phone 2467. Now i! the the point llr house
and keep it ecu. 7' ’0‘"
FOR SALE—Rec Auto truck in er- moms d Ask for my prices
tect condition. Phone between a. on wall p‘pgr, and points. Save from
m.. and 9 p. in. Tel. 1599. go to 40 per cent on labor and mate
. Alexander White. 85 Lowe St.
South Nor-walk.
- Bros. Local and long distance
FOR SALF‘r—Ncw barrels and kegs,
oak. guaranteed not to leak. 5. 10,
15, 25, and 50 gal. 50 to 100 per cent.
Ave., Phone 1036.
Phone’s“.
FOR SALE—An attractive home at a
Sllll‘lfi slccvcrs follcrq neck hand mcl-ifioc loc'ltcd thrco Mock-l frnm '
. . ._ « ... . l .. .. .. c was of all find! nt 1.
runners. and pool: llnnd setters, to station in restricted residential scc- 032336;” t‘mCO pm)“. 1577 Bonn | m]
0M" 2“" WT “'W‘k. steady work. N50 tion. Modern and up to (late. Large " ' (s .
expvl'y-ncml sewers on land nccdlc sized to: mnv he had with or without ”0'” 363' Fm“ 'hum' 0f Chflat‘ sclemm'
machine. LEROY S “RT CO. itilvimu as dbsircd. Being anxious to 57 West nvcnm The regular Sunday
—" " ---~ , . w~r2-w-~~-~———r --—- Sl-ldl will take a small cash payment A. M WOOSFER W’erCC‘ or "“3 church 15 held at 10 a.
an the balance on extremely easy "Girl .1 A In.
To LET lcrms. Soc mo today. Phone 1900. ¢u Extmincrfir:}ntam Office Sunday school will be held at 10
T0 mar :l"llrnished ,room, all con. mm SALE-m'l‘ho ”Rock and Rye" 1919 7 °°l°"‘." . 3Q
vomit-pom, (-c-nlrully lilt‘iill‘il. 6 (‘l'i.‘h.' Ford ruccn-lmut. Fastest and .snap- PA i EN I S ”fins“? '"“"“‘° ”“39”- August
ppm ’l‘lvrrul'n. picst car in f“);- A low price toss. cash ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 28% "eh Jet-n!" ""
buyer. [Re ’0! cy. 25 Monroe t. .' ‘ 'cdnesliay owning testimony
To LET «Farm. 2 acres, 6 room '" Bo.““°“P“ meeting. at. 7 O'clock. To both these
house. at Cranhury. $18: largo burn
on \V’l-Ht Avc. H-nt $35. (ll-o. Mitchell
Telephone 1361.
.....__._.
.TO LET—2 unfurnished rooms in pri-
vntc family. all improxumt-nts, in-
cluding: phonc N‘rvict: and heat. C: in
traily located. 2 minutes: from depot.
Phone 2160.
To LET “Camry: on 45 Fnlrnold Ave. ‘
To LET 44mm; Main SL, Norwnlk,‘
good lot-:l'llm. Apply Army & Navy
Store. 38 \anl Sl_ Norwzllk, Conn,
TO LET *l"llllll.~‘.lli‘ll, very pleasant,
lm-lgl» room, suitable for two, all im-
DTOW-lnr-nls. «m ll‘nn of trolley, Ens!
Norwulk. tour minutes walk to pnm'l ol.
fiCD. Address Holt 3va. Snulll Nm'walk.
T0
le'l' »:Sl\ rooms. llraull’fuliy fur-
IllN'lllll, with hot water heat. with
tvm lulllls, $100 :1. month: Six rooms
furnish-ll. llcni. one hath. hot water
hem, $Gfinl110l'llllfsl‘i rooms fur-
nishul. .‘lll floor, for $25 a month
All from Oct. lsi. The Lawrence
Agency.
FOR liEN’l‘uStorage Space, house«
hora rurnlturc. Separate rooms.
lemrm'c proof building. lluhbcll
Coal and Siornzc 00., Inc.. Sangri-
hlck. r‘ollll. ’l‘cl. \Vcstport 47. We
”no nesotlnble warehouse receipts
Lincoln Taxi Company
UNDER NIHV MANAGEBII'IN‘I‘ l
First Class Service
Careful Drivers
on”. on us ANYTDIE
Phone 997
9 Railroad Ave, 80. Konrad}
“n"~ !' “Vidal-“on. 321'!»
FOR SALE
House. 6 rooms, with all Improve-
ments except electric lights.. $3.700
House, 6 rooms with some improve—
merits .................. $2,700“ Royal Auto Paintig Co.
39th places centrallv located. For wm locate In their new building.
particulars.
corner South Main St., and
Woodward Ave, on or about
September lst.
Still lining lluslnl-ss in the old shop
CARPET CLEANING .
l
lScouring, Tumbling Vacuuming ,cmCHESTER PILLS
% THE IMAMIISII iRAND.
All
Ask John T. Hayes
7 TWAIN STREET Vt)I{\\’/\I,I.
REAL I'IS'I‘A’I‘l-I INHI'RANCIC
Ladle-i All: your l'ru “El!
0 I‘ll In I I on
lConn. Carpet Cleaning Co. 9‘. :- 5:},‘El-fgt'fi2léffig 3533:
87 CEDAR ST._ SOUTH NORWALK Take-eons". Ru 0’
AH. fort! [4‘
331%:
P H on E 969 ......m'.’. é2§;‘.~2.22.5'l..',. '32.?!
W~ _,__ “ ' , SOLD BY MOISIS EVERY”
LOST I '
iLOST Full grown All dale dost.
ll(‘,!‘nSr_‘ to: Number 34,053, strayed
nanny Ins}. wvck. Finder pit-asp notily
'tlnst‘ph hlsim. 21 Ely Ave, or phone
”0414 and rot-vim toward.
.
LUS‘l‘v‘Gold and Ivory pencil. last
Monday afternoon, between Glen-
dcnlling's. Norwalk. and Dave'y's Gro-
cery. No. Main St. So. Norwalk. Re-
ward. Phone 804.
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods, rain, papers inns and v
aocond-hnnd goods Anything r~
save. Price accordion to the quan-
ty of the goods a column In
always.
Philip P. muons,
|2 Van 1mm Street
lllllll llmlllmlls
HARTFORD. Cour... Aug" 27.—
Earnings of Connecticut people de-
creased about $50,000.000 last year
from those of the year before, it was
indicated by figurcs compiled this
week in the United States internal.
ORLl NS’ .
TIRE VULC'ANIZING SHOP ’
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
,\l.l. Vl/ORK GUARANTEED
. :.ll l'svli Tires and Tubes Sold
fl i’rires Reasonable
,ctandnrd Gasoline and Oils
_ 07' G. PALMER”
Auctioneer
Office A. D. Morgan
No v:
Hardware Store, South Norw‘alk ‘
Rheumataint! A Wonder _
Liniment for Pain
A Preparation That Should Be
In Every Home
Every medicine cabinet in town, in
tact every home should have a bottle
or Dr. Sorgis' Rheu-ma-taint (the
Wonder llniment). It elves absolute
relief to sufferers of rheumatism.
neuralgia. sciatica, lumbayo pains
and stillness. It is a preparation
that has been working wonders about
this vicinity for years-«but today has
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their-
accounts,, properly attested, within
gsnid time, will be deharred a. recov-
ery.
“do . om . .
“I, hand . ”w". on ““ mwnue office and made public by
lectdr Robert O. Eaton. Then
rearni'wn dropped approximately 16
per cent. from those of 1918 and ap-
proached the figure representing
. their net income in 19217. the year the
United scam entered the war against
the central powers.
6 lleu‘ensc at $3,000,000.
l Colonel Eaton's statement showed
that 110,409 individuals. in Connecti—
. out having a. net income of $8t7tn'9lv‘
674 paid 83.888.829 in 193 on ac-
count of the federal income tax. 59‘
rnroximatclv $14,800,000 was paid in
,1920. showing a. decrease or over
.32.000.000 and a decrease of 332000.-
in. 1918 by 86,489 individuals. In
1917. 64.472 individuals paid a" roan
dividuals paid $2,824.84! on a net in—
come of ”33.858341.
1
The
CLEARANCE SALE
Is in Full Swing
Gottli‘e ’s-
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk, SS. Pybate
Court, August 17, A. D., 1921..
Estate or Bertha Bellus. late or Nor.
Walk, in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
4;
. 000 from a total. tax of $17,690.343
paid on a net income of $205,617,340
tax ofll‘ossaan on a net income or
($349,186,724. while in 1916, 9.21! filo
WING WORKS 0‘VNER FIXED
lowed six months from the date here- Morris Sopshein. proprietor ofa bot-
.tling works. on East
istreet. East Norwalk. was fined 820
this morning by Judge George. R. Vos-
burgh: in the, downtown court. (or.
having: used saccharin in‘some adds, m
A" persons indebted to said 93' made. Sopshein admitted hiyguilt.
a name. and has been well named
¢00~Rheumntaint Procure a bottle
‘“ the drug store at roar rim-econ '
vcnlcnce. u -
tote are requested to make immediate
payment to
»'but said that he héd film out of“!
ANDREW BEILLUS, and had no money to purchaoenione
Administrator.
it! saccharln to 50 gallons ota chem
soda he manufactures.
ibanks will preach at both services.
on "Qualifying!” Service." 11 a. m..
' Sunday school-7 and adult mile elm.
‘7. evening Within. witl- *rmon on
"The Christian's Assets." .\ cordial
looming, and these will be busy days.
“aw
cheaper than anyone else in town. truck of all kinds. Dali trips to ‘
Reynolds Poultry Farm, Highland New 1%ng Addrell 71 street. “"urvh' "Snead” strangers and visit-
cmmom cum, local snarled!
cull. Elihu?“
Washinston. i
so thatvhe had used aboutreight “mil
The Methodist. Baptist and Congre-
gational churches. or South Norwalk.
will meet in union services. in the
Methodist church. Sunday morning at
9:30 (8. 'I‘.). and Sunday evening at
7 o'clock (5- TJ. Mr. Jacobo will
preach at both services. Everyone is
cordially invited.
East avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. B. Irving Watkins, D. D.,
mlnlster.——Ali Sunday services on
standard time. The Rev. 3 P. Fair-
9:45, morning worship, with sermon
invitation to strangers and visitors is
always given to worship with us.
Thursday—7 ll- m., mid—week pray-
er meeting. as usual. Fall days are
'The pastor hours to be present at this
service.
Grace Baptist chruch. Rev. H. R.
Cooper. passion—Preaching at 10:30
a. m. Sunday school at 12 noon.- B.
Y. P. U. at 6 o'clock p. m. Preaching
at 7:30 P. 111-
Baptism and Communion. Sept. 3rd,
at 8 o'clock p. m.. when all members
in good and regular standing with this
church are requested to be present
and partake of the Holy Communion.
Superintendent W. C. Minton and
Mrs. J. D. Nimo. his assistant, are
making the Sunday school work tell
for good. All strangers are invited to
our church. where you can have a
church home with us. and where you
can enjoy wonderful sermons every
Sunday morning and evening. preach-
ed by our able pastor. Send your
children to our Sunday school for
wholesome instructions.
Saint Paul's parish, Rev. Louis B.
Howell. rcctor.—First. third and fifth
Sundays—7:30 a. m.. Holy Commun-
ion. 9 a. m.. morning prayer. 10:30
a. m., Holy Communion and sermon.
7:30 p. m.. evening prayer.
Second and fourth Sundays—7:80 a.
m.. Holy Communion. 10:30 a. m..
morning prayer. sermon. Holy Com-
Jmunion. 7:30 p. m.. evening prayer.
Monday. Tuesday. Thursday. Sutur-
(my-M7230 a. m.. Holy Communion.
l \Vodncsday and Friday—9 a. m.. lit-
‘nny and Holy Communion.
Holy days—7:30 and 9 a. m.. and 6
p. m.
l All pcrsons are welcome at St. Paul's
ors in town.
St. Paul's is opcn all day. every day
in the your. for rest. prayer and medi—
scrviccs the public is
Reading room in llmldncr's bulld-
ilug. 61 “‘3." street. opml week days
‘(holldays excepted) ii to 4 (S. T.).
All are welcome.
united.
f” . .
'me bougnt‘hlo
- Board.
services swim-be held in: .
rut-"flun'nH‘math... ~'
streets, commencing Ad'gmt 88th.
These meetings are in charge of the ‘
ne Church Home» “marten . '
Rev. E. E. Angeli, district sdperi'n-
tendent of the N. Y. district of the
Nazarene church. and Rev. H. M.
Moore, of Danbury. are the evangel-
ists. .
It will be both profitable and inter-
esting for everyone to hear these
preachers. Services will be held? every
night at ?:45 p. m. Sundays, 8 p. m.
and 7:45 p. m. Labor Day, 3 p. m.
and 7:45 p. m.
These services start on new time.
Everybody wlccome. Come'one, come
all.
rcrndnmm. Aug 27.-mulough
temper 0. minefield was still without
a school superintendent yesterday.
Charles D. Bogart, recently elected.
has been denied 8- mpcrvikr‘s' certi-
flcute by the State Board or educa-
tion. the local board was advised.
Bogart tool: the examination for
superintendent-before the board two
“9933 380. and exerts am being
made to learn whether he failed to
pm'satiehctoriiy.
salon] Board Bow.
member! or the local school board
connect Dr. William A. Alice with
having been instrumental in Bog-art's
rejection. Dr. Alice caused Bogart‘e
retirement as high school superin-l
modem several momhs ago. but was
in turn deposed from the School
board.
St. Peter‘s Evangelical Lutheran
church. Cedar street. near West ave—
nue, Martina]... Steup‘. pastor.-—-The
usual morning services will be held at
10:20. Afternoon services at St. Paul's
mission, Fable chapel, Westport, at
3.30. in English. No’ evening services
during the summer. Admmifiralion
of the Lord's Supper on Sunday. Sept
11th. The tenth anniversary or the
founding of the church will be 0b~
\
served on Sunday. Sept. 1F". .‘Worn- 36‘3“" rejectiouwby the board in-
ing service, in German; 5 :crnoon mi? W mum here. ‘
service. In English. olC-mWn tally Mu” D“ Alice “1 w I n let-
ter recently attacked the school board
and charged them with incompetency
and called upon them to resign.
St ck Auto
ru Ashlie Turned Around
Harry C. Wheldon of Weston. miss-
ing witness in the inquest held by
Coroner John J. Phelan on the death
or August Carlson on John street.
Bridgeport. appeared before the coro-
ner yesterday morning and gave testi-
mony. He said he saw Carlson step
off the curbing and he was looking
toward the out when the horn on the
preachers and special envelope col-
lection for reduction of church debt.
Meeting of-the voting members at
noon on the first Sunday in Septem-
ber.
Ladics’ Aid Society meets-Thursday.
Sept. 1. at the home of ms Kocher.
Linden street. Winnipauk.
Young People's Society.
evening. at the church.
.-
Thursday
South Norwnlk Rescue mimics. 6
Henry street.——Sunday afternoon. at
8:15 (8. '17.). G. H. Jones, of the Stam-
ford Gospel mission. will hove charge
Loi' the service. Services at 7:45. All
are cordially invited to attend these
services. ~
Bible study. on Monday night. as automobile sounded. This made Carl-
usual. son look the other Way to see the
automobile approaching. He then at-
tempted to get out of the ,_way, but
was struck by the machine. The
coroner‘s findings are expected tomor-
row as the once is scheduled to come
up in city court Monday morning.
CANNOT PERMIT
IRELAND T0 WITH-
DRAW FROM BRITAIN
(Continued from First Page.)
mum in
ENTER nlllllu
NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-Cornmun-
ists in New York plan to enter their
first political campaign this fall with
u. municipal ticket under the nauae at
the \Vorkel'l' League of Greater New
York.
stand for union which had been made
Candidates were selected at a con- by the Government, and advised that
vention attended by several hundred terms he reached on that basis. Mr.
radicals. last ulsht. and it was an- de Valera was told that he one “dis-
nounced petition! would be circulated cussing the situation in the spirit of an
to have their names played on the bal- hnpmticable doctrinnirc."
lot. “Until Mr. dc Valera descends to
Benjamin Gltlovn former Assembly- earth from the cloudy heights." the
man. recently convicted of Communal newspaper continued. “no Dmgress ‘5
anarchy. was nominated for mayor by possiblc. He has ensured Great Brit-
l
“1011le approved by the convention. [rt-new hostilities. and that not a shot
Harry Wlnltskl'. former executive 890' [will he filed unless the Sinn Fnin wills
reari’ of the Communist party. and 3h. but it is doubtful if, otherwise. he
also convicted recently on a charge 0‘ icorrccily interprets the opinion of the
Communal anarchy: was designateddmajoruy of his followers. It might be
for president of the Board of Alder- {suggested that if the refusal of the
man. One woman wn. spiaced on the : nail Ell-calm to accept the British of-
tlckct—Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes for: or was submitted *“to the decision of
president of the Borough of Maohat- "the Irish people, it would not be in—
tnn. dorscd."
- “ e ime has passer.
,SCHOOLS MAY NOT 1.0.5533. an...
REOPEN ON SEPT. 6
of the diflerenccs between the English
Continued 'from First Page.
n
sald the
and Irish viewpoints can serve a use-
lful purpose. The time .has come
when, if there is to be peace. those
differences must be taken for grant-
rd. “'hcn the Sinn Fcin understands
this fact. tho hour for further nego-
tiation will have arrived.’ '
gr
V. llllcllnnun will not be hold because
tlll- teachers will not respond to any
Trinity church notirus. Rcv. C. S.
Ilf‘WlH. iii. A.. rcctor.-»(‘nll-mi:lr for the
work in-lzlnninl: Aug. :23. 1921 (14”!
Sunday :ll'll-r Trinity): 6:30 n. m.. Holy
(‘omlnlmmn A: corporate Communion
0f ”.4- \"Oil’an't-l Cllllll. 9:30 a. UL.
morning prayer and sermon.
Sl‘l'Vll‘l‘H at Knight. street A. M. 1'}.
church, \\‘ licnry Inmar, pastor.»-
(‘nmllv r:.ll.v serviccs all any. 11 a. m..
scrmml luv Rev. W. H': Elliott. Hub-
;.-.»1- “\ii‘rit is the Cause of Sin in
(hp l‘i:llll"!'.’" 12:30 p. m.. Sunday
school. 3 30 p. m.. service in charge
of l.l‘:llil":. l‘crkina and Norman. 7:45
p. m.. Moron John D. Taylor will
lmw clmlzzc of the service. after
which l‘wl call will tako place. The
”chi and dark angels will give out
:tlm cnwilvs. according as each mom-
flu-r will : nswcr to their. name. by the
pnymom m‘ one dollar. and every porn
.sml who ls not a. member and pays
Inno dollul. will be given a. lighted can~
din.
l Monday oevnlng——wm be a meeting
of nwn. 11' which we would like tosee
I who holds office in the
flVFr." lll:lll
church. or friends of the church.
Tuesday eveningwl’myez‘ and class
meeting.
Friday evening-“Stewardess Board.
No. 2. will meet... Every member of
n". board is expected to be present.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
' it Is Cheaper to Buy Than to Build
BARGAINO FOR THIS WEEK
East Avenue, corner 10¢.
fly time is yours. Tel. 435.
, W: 1'. KOYT
“EAL ESTATE
l
[l
iconforcncc call that may b(' leaned.
"'i‘iw tcuchvrs' attitude. as EXDH’SS-
col hy the vote of the Norwnlk 'l‘cnch~
yrs' ASSQf'IiillOII. which votcll not to
resume teaching in the full until all of
tho tcncht-ra ltd revolved tllclr salar-
ies. rmuains unclumgcd’.‘ said Mrs.
‘Susnn ll. \Vclsh. a member of the, ox-
;cvutivv commiticc of the association
and n, tom-lwr of l-Inglish in (111:! 1Film:
school. “The rolcst v’vas wor .3. on ‘ . _
by the rank 112:! lilo of the members Theodore 11“.“05k‘- a state policc‘
or tho nssoclntlml and not by the icnd- man. Anthony Blades. another statL
91's. It stands unless thcrr is a. special policeman. said that they had been
meeting of the association to rescind 3;.m-.rnn(~llr~.l lly Scrcno on the night of
it- 1 have “N" out of “‘6 cit.“ “mimic-amt 2nd and asked if they would
will not into touch with tho ltllllerfukP w W) mmmirs where there “.0“.
members of the §‘\(‘(‘lliii‘f‘ committee} ‘ _
~ so 9. Women and a price was men
to ascertain what. if any ileum]. Will “0120‘
( .
be taken in the future." H
If the opening dlty of the Norwnlk Albert Rock“. of SouthPOl't- 8-11 “f-
pulllic’ schools finds the schools with- lvcstig'atos" for the state police. said
out teachers. an unprecedented silml- fthat he had gone upstairs with the
Bros woman and had paid her moncv
lion will have been established 3:
throughout Connvcticut. And this is ion tilt“ night of the 24111. He said he
did not see Serene.
whni the outlook is‘unlcss money is
Considerable other
scours-d with which to pay the twenty-
.‘five teachers their salaries. As a mat-
takcn. but because of lack of time to
conclude this morning
*ter of fact. three of the 25 teachers
'was made until 1 o'clock this after-
havcsrcccived personal checks from
Mayor lionovan. but his Honor has
lnoon ot‘ the rest of Sereno’s cane and
the case of the Bree. woman.
not received any checks to cover the
CHILDREN’S. PLAYS
gfl‘ESTIMONY IN
SERENO’S CASE
Continued from First page.
on an umwr floor of the house at the
ltimc of the mid. which was primarily
lintondcli to locate liquor.
lamount he took out of his own pocket.
2 Just how the situation will ‘bc vicar-
~ (1 up cannot be ascertained. 'l‘he
ltoachera are highly indign‘hnt because
they did not receive their pay: Mayor
Donovan is peeved at the Board of
Education because it appropriated
more money for teache’s‘ salaries than
the Board or Estimate and Taxation
allowed them in the budget, and tile.
Board of Education is heard" at May-
or Donovan because 11! did not find
money to pay a lithe tcanhem- Taken
.as a whole, the situation is rather of
la conglomerouslnature.
It the teachers do not come bank to
school on the opening day. it may bc|
that the city officials will take legal.
W-
.Connnuod from Pate One?
lard. Vapor” 19 l 2-.
with the exception of Hr. Mitchell,
who took an important part in each.
The casts follow:
Will
nllg,
I ‘ F
thcpublic‘achool: are to open on Sep- opinion was divided toting on the
his mother. and his candidacy unanl- ain he. has not the slightest desire to,
“when the riitt-ration*
evidence was
continuance
IN wss'rron'r
and the second was f'The Queen and Horticulture at Ambler, Phone. 1
Her Temper." by Miss Doris G. Bula- /
Tii‘e members of meats made in the School dim
the cast of the plays were children summer may be' mentioned “a.
flNlllERll
WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.4mm
till
all
question of President Hardian in:
thosity to make recess appointments,
to Federal posts during the M“.
adjournment of Congress. , 1
The President,” said to tales 1
position that since Congre- stood
Jaunted. he had. unddr‘m "In“, .
right to make the neceflal'y faced '
pointments for carrying on ' -
of the Government sum
provai of the Senate. where one
when that body menswear
A memorandnm- prepared. for
turner-General Daugherty after "
study or .dhe subject by the Dem
ment of Justice oflicials. however, cited
an opinion by spinner Attorney-Gener-
al Knox, which held that where the
less adjourned sine die, the Press
,ident was entitled to nuns recon up»
i .
pointees, but where the date of m
assembly was fixed. as in the present
lease. the President could not all!»
appointments necessary
‘tlon during the recur.
1
muslin: SCHOOL
PREPARING FOR BUSY
Ann mrmus season
Fifteen Girls to Enter Many ~
This Sommben—En' e Record '
in mutations. = '
The summer season at Hillside. Ill-i.
welbgknow‘n boarding "and m sea“?
for girls. has been by no means in
idle one. As usual many impro‘n.
_ments have been made in the bum
um and month and the whole equbs
ment has been put into diatom”
good order for the rail opening. In.
addition. much work has been m»
pushed in the compiet‘fon of the av
trance reumremente of those grfl—
dates Who are entering college and a:-
large enrollment has been made hr;
the coming year.
.. The large number of girls in th ,7
graduating class has ieft an hum.
small group in the"“bo'ardihg deport
ment. but these vacancies have It“
practically all filled and“
there are only one or i’
places for late enrollmerm
expected for the coming... . m
scnt many states. and the whole“
of boarding pupils comes from '
scattered homes. The school I
this year will. include girls from m
Mexico. Wisconsin. West Virginil. me
nols. Massachusetts. Maine. 0“}
Kansas. New York. Pellnsylm”
Connecticut. as well as from M
A Shunt-se- pupil is also a member‘
the school. This widely divers“
group brings variety and interest b
the school life and creatcs an am
phore that is stimulating and brand’—
ing.
Tho School Faculty is equally rem.
lsentative of many types and of m
idivergent colleges There are on m
I Faculty graduates Of \Vcllesley, 8211“.
Boston llllix'crsiiy, Vassar. Cornell “a
Mount llolyokc. ‘
The School has had an ' until” '
fine record in its work in the m
Preparatory courses. Last M ii.-
'thirds of its candidates were new
lful in passing the New Comprehem
'Examillaiimls required by the
lending women‘s colleges. Vow, W
lesley. Smith and Mount Holyoka. m
year all of the Hillside girls who we
3the Comprehensive , . ' _ I
were accepted for college. Of the ”-
ior Class. fiftcen girls are cute“
'coileg‘e. eight of those have been’
cepted for Wellcslcy. two for w
lone for the Northwestern. one he
‘chet Brier. The romainlng’ tum
have sufficient credit to be given
lportunity to pass oft“ unfinished _
in the September examinations “
l,nro coloring Connecticut. Teach“
College nnd‘Vt’clluxley. Of the-er
torn. six tried the Comprehensive
aminatiousnnd ware all new
This record g] the lf-llmnoe, Ex..."
inalirms is one 01: which athe m
pals are very proud and ”no. whici'fi
.not easily duplicated. _
Hillside girls now in college
stood well in their academic Work
have shovgn a fine spirit. in their —
munity life. Four Hillside grad
are in the Senior Class at Vassar.
two in thc Senior Class at Smith. ,
are in the Junior Class at Smith.
At Mount lloiyokc 3. Junior, 31‘
Sophomore are making splendidi
ords, while at Welicslcy there II.
Hillside Junior, and four Bop 'u
Al Connecticut College are m i ;
mores. At BWGet liriaf there a
Sophomore. while the School '
represented at John Hopkins If
any. Simmons Collegn. the Bolton ‘
mal School of Physical Educdiénr
Sargent School, Institute of- '
llrt. Miss Fannie Smith‘s Kin .
Training School, and the
, ‘4
l
six—‘2
u i‘
Among the many points of
tennis court which is being built?
the grounds back of the W
lProepect avenue. for the ex 1..
1 lot. ‘ o’ the Woods. ‘wnlcn a substantial contribution _
' ’ , at them; if it is possible. , . ._
31,000. mortgage $700. . . . ”3°“ “m ~ entire Little om Jane montgomerv made by the Clue. of 1921. m.
1 Hausa. gage7 NOESBOMt m‘m 2::‘Izaggligvggrctg 5333:”? of the Will 0‘ the Woods . . George Mitchell vate dflvgway leading fro‘ ‘
”'60”; m0” ' ' e of teachers throughout the The Prince Dorie Bokoloit part; to the ground, ha, been . .
7 East Norwalk. shortag‘ ,
1 house. ’90:;‘600 country. however" this latter course “a The Soldier ......... Edmund Asch’: top dressing of tar and semi: Ind
”'50"; mm?“ ms: in... Norwalk high‘ylmpmbab‘et- The Clown ...... . Bopbv Mack been greatly improved. Mid:
1 house. 1.9033000 ' -—-—~- - The Toy Shop Boy .. Richard Tumble lugs haw: been outlined mick"
$4.000: mo ’ ‘fiut N m“ HYANNISPORT' M888” Aug. 28.— Just a BOY . - . . . . . . Jamie Anderson span order and the “m “m
1 house. 7 moms. ° ‘ ’ Fire destroyed the summer mansion m “an“ Temper. most attractive in thelrnew pa
- ortme $1700 l y is an- em , . ,
“599' m 7 ms East Norwallc .Of Harry '1" Dunn. Of New or i" I“ The, Queen . . . . . . . Imogene Sieevcs paint. The grounds are very
2 h?usesrtgagm3 500 ’ : tomobiie manufacturer. early Thy, The Stranger . . . . . . . Susan Crawford ful at this season of the year.lfi§g
$5.500. mo 2 rooms hast Norwalk With 1°” “7 “hm“ "50’000' u: The Messenger having almost. the tmhnew or
1 'h?use'rtglsé‘$2500 '.i'amily was absent at the time. b . Helen Clarke Roberson summer. . ~
“5001?: 10 rounds. 'nast Norwalk “‘9 ”9““. u we"? drive: ”3* b}; 3;: The Crane . ....... George Mitchell The School has become no soil” ,
61503? mortgage $3 000. ”flames. The cause 0: t e re V The Exeutioner . . . . Harison Steeves tablished that u i. an mum ' . ’
$ i house. 7 rooms: South Nomlk.lkn°wn' The Dragon ...... Elmer Moulthrop mm of the community “a: .
$4» 000: mOfl'mfi $3.000. 7 ._ opening is always a ”would ‘
’3 houses. 7 rooms. South Norwalk,- - g .. are we. :2 . , are 44.53: ’7': to the autumn activities of our
$4.000; moxgsase 32.0030 h N ”kl . . . , _ 7 ,
1 house. rooms, u: orw ,- , p d F ,
394.5002 mm... $3.00». 1 Quality Groceries an rce ...... .. .... ... ..
, 1 house. 7 rooms. South Nomalkd . . .. Mrs. Mary nominal ; .
$4.500; mortgage $1,500. 1 , at. San Francisco, Cant. .
l 1 house. 7 rooms, ‘South Norwalkl' I ‘ve have been troubled with '-
l $4.500; mortgage $2,000. . ' ' g ' took two F0," Km“? m
1 house, 7 roams.“ South Norwalk, . ham me ”Ito“ gym ,
$4.500. mangle». $3 . ~ _ . . . . painter me. am .-
I hm 2 family, houses. mulch “‘ 2 . . . f -’ - g n." Women doing}: .
mmhrfimwmprm. .73.; ’. .3 Ifi’s . M a 9 m “W in omen, “atrial-v.7,
lat-lejllooyouwml'sawhrnllfi: _. 1.» 1." 3 «vi twig”?! ‘ 2 1. y “ , -. h “3" Wm ~
' («in joints. rheumati‘ . c paint
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