WANTED
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Wants, in; t... ”spasms. nitrate-nominates, W says.
LASSIFIED, ADVERTISEMENT
Two Cents a word ; minimum charge .500. per issue, 3 tist $1.00. Gaps Double Price.
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.2...:-. ADVERES
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Replying to a few joking remarks.
92‘s. previousspea‘ker, James L. Mc—
Govern, of the Bridgeport Times, and
collector of the Port of Bridgeport.
Judge, Keogh remarked that during
his
. to. attend the centennial ' "
"of the paper, '
FIVE JITN‘EY
. . Anew-aching .
OPERAmflsgzgsx.
UNDER.
Continued 'trom Fins?“ -
‘ "It is up to the police.” warm. «
firm as referee he had noticedAcutor Lockwood asked it he intended
that Bridgeport had quite =a~ few to’ take'any action against tit local
MANTEMerks. 18’ upward. tor FOR SALE—3 acres of very fine“ " J “NTgflfignmfiwop 3:11: gglieifit this; 3.1.2:”? ‘timnk‘jimey drivers. "I certginfigglon: 1-”
bostul Maul Service. 3120 a month. land, halt planted», good location.. Ladle.” _. 89'3“” n} 1.1.13.)l Cuttl- nnexmg Norwalk as “we 33sec toltend to act both asmosec fan raj
Experience unnecessary. For! free near school. 15 mrmltes~fromI sta- an . parasi- ar . "9 a m. ‘ _ pulsar, b at trolman to. If tneggflfce . vio-
narticulars o£ examinations write J. non, $1,000, $500 cash. Land. care Mlchg and gains J preTs:e anniversarv stafigd vesterd ..1‘m°“s,‘,’f the la?”‘mey ~~ yak“
Leonard (former Civil Service exm— Sentinel. 11 No. min pat" 841 Norwalk, Ct- ith an impaction t ‘ ay arrests. . . . ._ “ w. ,
iner) 8'89 Equitable Bldg: Washing— : ' - ~ . g ‘ W 0 the Hours "Ira patrolmanma awakenm‘“
ton, D. C.
lWAN'i‘ED—JVhite lady for general
housework from L to 6. No Sun-
day work: No washing. Address J
c-o Sentinel. _
WANTED—Bookkeeper and cities as-
sistant. Young lady with 4 years"
("xpcrlencc wants permanent position.
Excellent references given. Address
Capable. care of Sentinel Ofllce.
WANTED—~Good, responsible woman
_ to care for three year old child dur-
mg mother’s absence. Phone 1265.
WANTED—To rent 3 or 4 rooms with
im ovements~by Oct. 1. Address
box g5, care Sentinel.
WANTEIL—Experlenced Operators on
Shirts. sleevers. tellers- neck band
runners and neck band setters. to
[earn $15 per week. steady work. Also
experienced sewers on lain needle
machine. . LEROY 8 [RT CO.
_ TO LET
To LET—6 room apartment with all.
improvements and steam heat.
Corner Monroe- and Chestnut street.
80. Norv’vnlk. Inquire .109. mm. 121
Main street. tel. 1112.
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T0 LET—2 or 3 furnished rooms for
light housekee in . 2 Hi h street,
80. Norwalk. _ p g g ‘
TO RENT—One or info furnished
fill-00?“: Iw‘ilth connecting bath. suit-
9 or a y or gentleman. In uire
12%; Hamilton Ave. q
TO LE'l‘MStm‘e on 11%. Ely avenue,
suitable for tailor or shoe maker.
Electric light, gas and water in store.
loo. 8. ll. Nagg)’. 16 Lowe St. '
T0 .—
l.E'l‘~—Farm. 2 acres, 6 room
house, at Cranbury, $18; large barn
on Wot-It Ave. rent $26. Geo. Mitchell
'l‘t-lophone "1861.
¥ #4
I'OR RENT——Stornge Space.
hold furniture. separate
menu-fir. proof building. Huhbell
Maui and Storage 00.. Inc.. Sangu-
"tuct. Conn. Tcl. Westport 41. We
has negotiable warehouse receipts.
p—_____~_ mu” .7“
LOST
house-
rooms
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' particulars.
FOR SALE—1915 Ford Touring car,“
in good condition, $165.00. William.
—h
minim
'wili overhaul :snd from your car.
Lasio. Perry Ava, \Vinnipauk. ’ . 7 Insight: your own m.
..-Iwuonlud liftmtm‘n spec-
FOR SALE—House, 6 rooms, large at. laity. All , wot eed. PM
tic with finishe roomylarge cellar, 8024.1 “ ~
improvements, fru t trees'grape vines,
large grounds, fine location on state
lights. heat, all modern improvements.
Large lot. Central location. Good
neighborhood. For full .informat
phone 1900.
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FOR SALE—one corn sheiler. new: :
one hay cutter. Wbotween 5 and
6 p. m., 26 Spring St.. down stairs.
FOR rSALE—mdian' ’Moz‘or'cycle is
good running condition. $50. lnq.
Tripp s Lunch Wagon. 1
FOR SALE—TWO horses. 0 i 741
horse and one work hfidrllvollg
ion I.
FOR SALE—
Mouse. 6 rooms. with all Improve
menu except electric lights. . $8.700
House, 6 rooms with some improve—z
ments . $2,700}
Both places centrally located. For.
Ask John T. Hayes
1' IIAIN STREEI.‘ NORWALK
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
our A. scum nun
We will buy your household
goods. rm, papers, Junk and all
Mound-hand goods. Anything you
love. Prion according to the not
It, ot “the goods. A square (on
Philip 1'.
92 Van 1W
“uni-hm Good. Always on his.
The
3 piom- nakalito pipe in loath-
or gasp, lmiwocn lloton Point and
Wltiihinglilll St. bridge. Return to
Sentinel“ - .- " '.
LOS'l'm—A silver mesh bag, Sunday‘
night in 'l‘homas’ Candy Kitchen.
Wil? tinder please return to Sentinel
office and receive reward.
Lincoln Taxi Company
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
First Class Service
Careful Drivers
CALL 0!" ITS AVY'FL‘IE
Phone 997
0 Railroad Ave, 80. Nor-wall
ORLI NS’
TIRE VULCANIZING SHOP
' and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
{raw and Usml Tires and Tubes Sold
Pricns Rt-asonnblo
Standard Gasoline and Oils
3—2 .-
0. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Office A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store, South Norwalk
f—k‘ —- —..___. _4.
Rheumataint ! A Wonder
Linimcnt for Pain
"A Preparation That Should Be
In Every Home "
Evvry medicine cabinet In (own, lnl‘Ir 'liSlH'i'H‘ ”W P :
tut every home should hill/0 a bottle Ivolw-d by Charles Darwin and James '84'MH' “long?“ $51M”:
lhave 2 family houses,
the wnrld soparulriy ill .~.~.i;ln:.: \i‘SSClS homes, farms, lots and shore property-l
Lettmc show you what I have for cal
of Dr. Sorgls' Itheu-ma—tainl (the
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CLEAEANCE SALE
Is'in Full Swing
Gottlieb’s
{cum REEFS
.EBNTRIBUTE
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Soial, Middlesex. Road, Dorian. Conn. call.
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W. .I. LYONB
road near church, school. trolley; in- Pho” 2W Isaac. HM»
‘ h 2 09. .. . .MAOONRY—GARPENTRV
“mam” p “3‘3 7 - — ‘ BRICK s'ronm. TERRA corn.
FOR SALE—A choice home may he 1’ . BREWERS
pehad on"? rental outéay ct oniyl$i7.50 : Wgarigggi
r mon . 7 an seven m , - ' .. . .
Hardwood floor and trimf elggtrisc Walks, ' Wflfa. and All
,, Q “33231310110!
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. .110 Taylor Ave“
'3' in ii II
kpon! ln’Flrst’cllu ~Style.
fi FROM THE sac-rosy TO
1-H: Hon
EORWALK MATTE
Brink“: and Monroe 81‘. 4N
NATHAN ‘ MULLER
General contracting. rain
hanging
' van.
Regain. Tel. 51654-3
8. Miller. Tel. 13,4335
Sprint Street.
WALL PAPER AND P
- Now lathe the to paint
and tool! it
rooms decal-st
on VIII super
:0 to 40 per
rial. Arum
South iiorwalk. . ‘
’ Nfig Bros. Does! an! long distance;
a: as
9
. Phone 818. .4
CARRIGAN 1: mm. low an long[
distance tracking of all "kinds ll'urk Ann-dean. who. in a brief talk.
once Leary & Co. Phone 1571.. House ‘ (:mmmml full m' sullen
phone 338.
-1-
Nomlk. 0t.
Con-
'CL'AfiK
so.
’ or was:
E. .
bolsters and
co.
omlk.
unsand
plant at the home once in Nor-walk,
where the advertisers were served re-
0
froshments. and were ta’
the plant. being given
thoroughly," inspect the
equipment otthe place.
Editions of yesterday's paper were
also run off. therapies being present-l
ed to than present. Following the'
inspection of the plant. the guests de—
parted for the Dorlon .House by
means of automobiles and special
trolleys. .
Each guest’s place wasindlc'ated.
and attached ~to the place" card. was
an : unique ‘pouvenir. adVertising the
Hour. ‘ w : .
Dinner was served promptly and
was thoronzhly enjoyed. the menu
being:-
1.
chance to
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Clam Chowder
Little Neck Clams
Tomato and Lettuce Salad
Broiled Bluefish Potatoes
Broiled Lobster
IiroiIEd Spring Chicken
Sweet Potatoes Corn
“'atermclon Coffee
Cigars.
Edward J. Thomas. general man-
ager or the Hour Publishing Com-
pan)‘, race. at the conclusion of the
dinner. and welcomed most heavily
orwulk. Conn.
AINTS
our house:
iron . vs your.
ad. Ask for my prices,
and paints. Suva from.
and mate‘
dot White.“ Don 8L"
cent on labor
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kinda. Dull trips to
.Anddrsu 1’1 Calu- street.
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t '8 “A!“ Q.
A. M. WOOSTER ,
- _ ATTORNEY AT LAW
Luce Examiner U. I. Patent Office
PAT E NTS?
“5‘8““qu
WCM
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The Royal Auto Painting Co.
Have moved into {hair new this! prom
shop. doing high class Auto Painting pmmum that of turn (ncrf’
and Trimming.
Corner . South Main Street an
Woodward Avenue
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PHONE 901
HONOLULU, T. H... ‘Sept. 1.-—-The
coral -rm-l‘s of the South Sous. may
graduall- fronkilwlr position as Hil‘l‘u‘
contrllnulm‘s of local color to Helium
and take :1 place in tho annals of
sclvnco as factors in milling the age
old DY‘JUll'ln of the subsidence of tin-
l’uviHc nevun.
This is: the opinion of Dr. \V. H.
Hobbs. of tho l'niH-I'Nlt) of Michigan,
lwho loft liq-re. recently on an explora'
lion tour of the South Seas under the
D. Dana. noted sclt-ntls‘x. who toured
wonder liniment). It gives absolute
23.13215: :‘(J‘l‘ffilers ‘oi' rheumatism.l:1t about .the some time ~ we 'IKO
. ‘ K / l pa" ( u , v 4 r .- ~ ' I l I I
and stirrnr-ss. It is illilh‘ll,0 11211.19 Each unwed at approxmiateiy
a preparation
en working wonders about
y {or yorirsfhni today has
a name, and has boon well named
loo lzlwumaminl. Procure a. bottle
at thr rlrllg store at vour earliest con-
llEGlSlllAIiS NflllfiE
Th0 T‘l'tz‘islr'ul's of voters of the
that has lw
this Vivim’t
second and fifth voting districts
of: the (-H_\' and town of Norwalk
Will be in session at the Town
Court rooms at (‘ity Hall on
Tuesday, September 6, 192]. from
9 o’clock in. m., until 5 o'clock
p. m., Standard Time, for tlik1 pur-
pose of receiving: applications to
bc anode voters and correcting
voting lists. Fiveo’clock p. m.
will be the last day for applica:
llflllS': See that your name is on
tho list in the district in which
you l'osldo. to enable you to vote
on October 3, 1921, , A
JEREMIAH EGAN...‘
. ' RUFUS-J..SM:ITH,.~
u-gm l'ul‘s of voters of the Second
and Fifth voting districts
Jinn-(l lil Norwal .
Soplcmller, 1921.;
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,. LPhilippines. particularly
kethis. lstlday oil
salm- ilmm'y-—~that the atolls 0: cu.
islands. rising frlbm the depths of .
sea and forming lagoons surrounded
by roofs of coral. warn built up‘ grad-
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ually while. tho l’uv'illc lied sank
thousands of feet.
Recently Profuse?" it. A Duly of
Harvard University vsprrsswi the
theory that when the great glaciers of
the ice age covered Europe’ and north- '
,crn North America. they took so much
water from the ocean in the formation
of the countless millions of tons of
ice. that the ocean level dropped about
forty futiloms. ConsequenIy 'tho
waves cut cliffs and terraces much lo-
wer than those wlflch had existed.
“Won the glaciers mr'llc'l. the water
returned to the ocean. flooded shores
and dammed river months. These
actions are sufficient. Professor Dal)’
dences of the subsidence of the ocean
floor.
Dr. Hobbs said the questicn could
be settled only by boring deeply into
a coral atoll and into a lmrrier reef.
He-gaid one of the chief problems
would be to find a suitable atoll. He
said the Japanese government hopes
Maniac? a Warship at his disposal no
examine coral formations in the west
flroline islands. - “ '
F‘rom Manila Dr. Hobbs will leave
on the I'nited- States 11minesweepér:
Bittern to study islands about the
in the Spin
\
and Celebes seas. ., .
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contended. to account for many eviqf
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WILLIAM F. HOYT' ‘
REAL ESTATE
It Is Cheaper to Buy Than to Build
BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK
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lwns Howard W. linbbins. oi' the mer-
lhoso who were pref/ant, and intro-
duced Attorney Leo Davis as the
ioastmaster of the evening.
Attorney Davis in welcoming the.
guests said that the time had gone'
past when much of an idea oi! a city,
could he obtained by going through
on a railroad trait. or even by an
automobile. The papers of the city
rctie-cted the city's character. he said.
land In compllnH-ntt‘d the Hour upon
its good \V‘fk in tin- community and
rspé-t'lully ‘u-pon its anniversary 'edi-,
lion. ’:
'i‘hg- first 'sptnkr'r of the, evenin?
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'(‘lmmlislizg dvpxlrimvnt of the .New
t facts] urgedg
(*lusv r l'llriipé‘l'lilll'll with the publish-
trs. by ilu- adm-rhsors. He said that.
.u-IVl'l‘llB-‘lll‘: pimp-Hy applied was the-
i
x
s
gnu-st \ullxrtbli: lining in the world. and‘
H‘“ “[15le in. .x'lillt'lK‘t" to make a.
Esin-("ml fill‘llrl'l‘H-Illon for advertising“
and in mm l“< sum.
\\l‘.;il lln 1 ha ,
jumv 01 '95 all; poi-mil a cutting of
‘t'prlUf—H. “\duitismg. it“ handled cor-
ixn-cily. initiate nzmw-d as insurance."
i.\ll lwhuhtsnld. ”if you advertisers-
:\\lll lay undo an Appropriation each
u-r-k. you'c‘an 50h» your grenlmt
Ii‘ advertising “up. >lll|lllllcfllly ap-
’pliml. Nuru'ulk. “illllll live ycars,
would In' om~ of tin greatest towns.
outside» of lmlmnapmls. to be known
étn advertise-rs national .‘illll oihm'wlsv,
as :i"iri out" 10““. «mi Norwalk
iwuultl mil-lop into :1 point lu-yond
‘llu- group-st rxporiulluns of anyone
lprr-svnl lust ('\t'illilg‘.
.lnlnvs l., McGovern was the next
fflnziki'l‘. and no prl-i'an-(i his Sl-riourl
:l'lllliil‘k?‘ ".V 3 It"! "joshing" runurks
on the street. he doesnft‘ “run to me
and'ask me if he should arrest him.
‘1 through. does. he? If he finds the‘d’l‘lvérvnf an
mechanical license. he places him undefi'arresi-
The same thing's
the jitney laws." :
‘llc
should the jitnevs bealiowédsw’opa’s ~
Specialize on lNorwalk. but after
in soil. and the vol—lhpen arrested today the ’rest stopped.
automobile is lacléhg an "Operator:
pplies to gfofatots of.
The arrest of the operators of ‘t‘ises
on the Bridgeport bus asscrivffion‘iine
follows a. warning given yc
ternoon by the Bridgeport palm".
drivers were told that if they f“
their buseatodayf they_woul ax:
rested. The warning was meeting!
and the arrests followed. 3:
At the time of “regains bugs-were
being operated under commercial ii-
cense plates and under tig‘jf‘c’lub"
plan; Just what effect this wlfil‘have
in the court fight which will follow re»
mains to be seen. ‘K '
Hundreds of Norwalk people sips-l»:-
ing in Bridgeport as well as-fh‘c adores
that shop in the Park 'Citthm'bé cf-
footed if the bus lines are entireiygput
out of operation. Workers who iave
hitherto depended iipon a bus to {Each
their place of employment. will have
to use train or-troliey. 2
BRIDGEPORT. Sept. 1.«-—Appeals
were filed in the Sup‘rior Court for
Fairfield county today by the Connec-
ticut Company against the declsxon'of.
the Public i’tilities Commission grant?
lug licenses to 46 jitneys to run over
specified routes here. The eompany
states that the decisions give, .jltmy.
buses the right to operate thro’ught
streets in which it‘ has a franchise and
therefore. such decisions are against
the rights accorg‘ed to the company.
It is further statgilgmtllbé‘ Connec—
Mont Oompanyals readygto put :on‘extm
cal’s or auxniajfyursjiiclégirto meet pub:
necessity and 'goflaenience..sa~3m‘t
N)».
‘1‘»?
ate. it will be compelled to withdraw
its service. . , ..»— _
The case in City Court which it is
said will be made'a jitneydtestvfione
arising from the arrest-yesterday'ot
Jacob sninindt. was continued until
tomorrow. No jitneys Were being
operated on the city streets‘t‘oday. 9v-
cop? those which are permitted to do
so under the “J" marker. Busesran
last night between Bridgeport ”and
six, drivers ‘ had
Deaths and Funerals. .
Joint-s G. Canals“. .
gathering of - relatives.
(Ix-service men attended
like funeral of Cook Janncs.G. Can-
toni. which was hold at St. gloseph's
church at nine— o'clock this morning.
The death of Cook \Lnntonir who Was-2
at (cm lianburian. occurred in a
base hospital in Paris on January 0.
llllfl, following an attack of influenza-n
Cook (‘aiitonL who was well known .21
this city. resided here until the your
priér t0 the entrance. of t {Mitts}
States into the \\’m~lcl war. Wen iv.-
took *up his residence. in Norwalk.
At the time-of his onuancgintozfifie
Conic"
l A large
. lrlcnds and
1 101, East Avenui‘, corner lot. alum: built" of his old friends. ll . . - _.
$1.000: mm’llznuo $7M I Mr. M-(éevcru said that advertisers SPFVK‘K‘ l“ “"15 ”‘Si‘lmg m thatéwh.
1 House. 7 rooms, lids: Norwakfm-lm mnu‘t knuw what newspapers and “'0'“ ‘° Camp “Mi“ “3% “r“.
$2.600: mortgage 31mm no.” up uninsl. He. said that it was in $$‘P¥“¥11PC7- }917,.\\'lill Kain)“ ) 0L.
1 house, 7 x‘unxns, East, Norwalk.’” :fixrl ll .- \l‘llhln Ylle past 1W0 years. St‘li‘i‘lifi‘ui SK‘I‘"lCe 519“ :frox a): ll?-
3.500; nlOl'lKul-lt‘ $2 um tin-n- iv bve-n over 4,000 newspw The NQI'WEUK i“‘~"'9““’m~ ”“1333" .MU
1 llOUSQ, 7 rooms. East Norwaikfilu .»_..~ linl' haw: “quit" ingenusc 01' the that from llnnlmry went to 'makv lip
$4,001}; Illorlgngp $31300, It,” [hm :ldvr-rtlsvrs would not pay the pcrsmwl of (‘0. 1: 604th Iniantiy.
1 hupso. 7 rooms. East. Nor-walk. {ht-ill, 1 w of thr- lhing§ that news- The funvral services-ionm!05€9h5
$4.500: morigugn $1.700. ‘pnpl-rs l w to strum-'10 against is the church this morning were 9‘3“?!“th
I - “ml-“"53 7 VO'W-lg- Eli“ N‘3T‘Valk.llwin*x vm‘ 0f print paiwr: mechanical h_\' the Ru: “Hilton-3. I‘Xd-d "whoflnlsu
$3500? "mnlafll‘ $35”"- lllglllll'll' and tin-n organized lulloz. celebrated a requiem high -2 :55 DU!”
1 house. 7 rooms. East Norwalk. H.- main: denounce unionized labor. mg tho survives :rspeciul Vtil‘l‘mf
$5,500; mm'tzago 32,500 = ,. all": ‘ was a. good thing. but that gram was H-ndered by the c ’3‘” the
1 house. 10 rooms. Eait Norwalk,l\\;,..., 1‘ :s lad-(“no tight in the church under'thé dirixctio'mung?1le
36.15%“; inortzguge $3.00". h {n.qofluqn- milieu. the manager could Kathryn Lane. the ormmlst 'w‘fin‘c
louse. rooms. Sou-
4,000; mortgage $3,000
3 houses, 7 rooms.
$4.000: mortgage $2.000.
Snutb-..Norwalk.
beautiful
e
the »Mytime is yours. Tel. 435.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
set. Eng.
Winn-am
‘ Plillllllifit Til
mounts
BAR.RINGTON. commas}, gamer.-
Aug. 30.——The rook visual-
ized by Augustus Toplad'y- when
was inspired to compose the hymn.
“Rock of Ages." stands just ou'ts'iae
this._villal;9 and a great demonstration
to perpetuate his memory was
them on the August bank holiday.
Toplady is said to have taken refuge
at thé rock from
which was sweeping over the. gorge on
the edge of which the rock stands and
while waiting for it to pass over. he
was led to compose the hymn.
The great pilgrimageto‘" the rock“
was. organized-under the auspices of.
wthe church of England but a Salvation-e
A-rmyband also took part.
people" present, some ‘of whom were.
perched on juttirng rocks on: "th,
of the ‘m1‘ztz..took part in the singing
of the-hymn. It was also decided that
he
a severe storm
. v
'to .Topla d’y
held '
.Tiig 10.999.
1 mobiles at ,
Norwalkhmt go .,.. and say to a press man or tor.
uperulnr.
has
“set through."
something to say
l'nminu
'l'lll‘ Izi
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.nlmnl ll:
rising should be carried and that it
should be paid for.
Burr Sim/ens. of Middletown Press.
iwas also a speaker. He said that he
had not been expected to be called
upon, but that he would simply add
to what had been said before.
Earl Donegan. of the Dry Goods
Economist. and formerly
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Saturday afternoon? a ' iformed
'7 Misha “‘ Anew ' "to: New
&
”United States.
"Mountable , W'hiie only a youngman. be
{it considered one of the 'most' unique.
. price from 25 cents to a dilar a year.
.¥ork,sritit B. Slimmer
Y .
The B. Shoainger CG..’§f New Ha-
ven. famed as manufacturers of Shou-
inger pianos and players. has decided
to prolong the sale which has been
going on at the new branch: recently
opened ski-11 Main street, auditor a
few days, Mishag'hnpelbalnn. of New
York city. a new associate of the “com—l
9313?. is go M "with the branch. Mr.
Appelbaumds said to bereeogndled as
one of the musical authorities of the
LMr- Appelbaum is well known in'
organized. a. Humanitarian movement
in;i New York, the membership of~
which has now reached 167.000. He
magnetic lecturers in the cbuntry. Be-
fore the war heg‘ave’many lectures
concerning the relations of .capitai
and-labor. and regarding welfare work
in general. During the‘war/hg spoke
'mgntiy for thei'Government in the in-
' ' >‘hight and Friday:
, variable lwlnds.
- ‘5 - red during theflast 24 hour:
Middle Atlantic coast and ting
and lower Mississippi Valleys:
ant weather has prevailed“!!!
lace
The area of low pressure»;
central over NorthDakotg but:
creased considerably in int .-
yesterday morning. .7
a slight fall in temperature in ~
England; but it continues htg'lfria: {-
Lake Region and the-upper M
pi Valley. ”
bu) Now . Know swam
persons who were reported
years ago not to havgce known 7 ,,
was awar in progress have been out
done. 1
recently to lay one of the man}?
nerstones he has put’ in place: ,
ed a group of oi women, ‘
filial-shall Fach."
“VS’ell.” said another.
what has he done."
”renown-um
warmer:
Showers have: '
tions east of the Rocky
"There has ,
PARIS. Sept. 1.—‘-Those 1 .-‘,
them
When fiat-shall Foch Went“
"Look-3' said one. “These
.i
“Who is}
monuments
'terests-‘of’drives. etc.;, In all of the
lectures he hasgivapgome part “to
music; and. for the past-sevcral years. :
has confined his activities ‘to music.
For some years he was editor 'of-the
Column and the Evening Telegram. or
New York. and. later. began to put out
his own magmas. “Humanitarian."
He has many. friends in Norwalk who
have greeted him ‘amee his arrive!
here. He will be in the city but a few
days. .
I). A! When New .York
manager and general sales—manager of
the Shoninger Co..~is at, present in
charge ‘6! the new Main street store.
He stated that he aims to give Nor-
walk residents articles of quilt: at
the. Main street storkbut. in view of
the’t’iues. at a low price. The busi-
neu is locals! «amt-ll, y in the store
at 11 “I strut. but Mr. Fenster—
machet- in asking a permanent loca- ,
tion for the‘ business here.
_—.—~————
TEST CASE INITIATED
DETERMINE . LEGALITY
' I léontlnued trout Page One)
No person will be permitted to ride 'n
any 'bus unless he holds a >memher-
ship ticket in the corporation leasmg
the 'bus. and he will be required (I)
pay his fare for each ride in addition
That's the usual expression
accompanies the first M
our ice Cream. You can't not:
express yourself that was
when our cream is made tho
way it brings forth
:prsssion. .
Ice Cream is more than a-i
tickler—it is truly one of the m
‘toods we have—alwlzfiys mid”?
always appealing: . you ~ , , _
tasted our hrand:y0u do not has"
what good Cream is. can
, V‘n .
THOMAS’
’ CHOCOLATE SHOP -.
to the membership fee. . Every mom-
bcr of the corporation, by this process.
. J
24 South “sin 8?... So. I“
would become a part owner. or lessPo.
'of the lions and certainly the owners
of any automobile have the right un-
der the stateiaw to hire a driver to
run the car over designated streets as
.many times during the day as they do-
are Burden of Proof on State,
Mr. Klein said that the constitution-
81 point involved differed from thus":
upon which Judge Kecler of the sue
perior court ruled in June when sex
oral features of the jitney law‘ were
attacked- Furthermore. he Salll.. this
being a criminal case. the lmrden ml
proof will be on the state and the ac-
cused therefore will he entitled to H1“
llmllcfit of any l‘louht, Previously. the
hurdvn of proof was on the jitnr) men
The streets of irirlgoport \vf-re
l
l
i
(lay by Superintendent of Police Flur—
agnn. There was no disturbance.
GUV’MEN'FIRE . ..
lSEVERAL SHOTS 1
IN BELFAST;
Continued from Firsr Past- l
' p .
to Old house road. Shortly before
curfew hour. an attempt was made to
set fire t'o'zi' dwelling in Nelson street
with petrol. but the police extinguish»
‘od the'fiames. With the arrival of the
ourfvw. the-sniping-ceased and thc‘
city became quiet.
The Carters and motormcn issued
an ultimatum to the authorities today
declaring they would withdraw cri-
tiréiy fronr' the streets unless afford-
l
l
Since the arrival of- the Iguana on
service men. all of whom “9923..
(form, ‘
Norman J. V‘Vlison. a vicjcg'
of the post. 1' ..
The escort was comp ,.
man J. Wilson. Joseph Terrain; J _
se'ph Rocano‘. Michael Vuicsm. Pat‘
rick MCava and Fred Terr-ant, The
O
u
9.3
..
o-l
auspices of the l'niled States and < “it‘s easy to tell an editor ~ . used of members 7: vme , - . irivPrS
Japanese governments with the View 1 hQ‘lse, 7 rooms. Sou‘h Nomak. to no! ‘tT-wugh. or to fire a reporter." fsgrgogtfnlgetémns 01'. Fulfil 'j.wars. lg’pro‘fagzzfidj‘gg gigaglédlgiorl. Two
m‘ casting light upon the subsidence $4500; mortgage 33.00”. said Mr. lie-Govern. amid consider- have been on duty at the'llg - ifs ”l" .50 2:3 hi the Dni’irers'» which were
or sinking: of the Pacific bed. 1 M0,. 7 rooms. S'Ju’h Norwalkflglm. lunclicr. “it‘s been done and is the State Armory on West‘lséfiietmmgl‘d iii the rioting of the past few
Hp said that his investigations of $4500; mortgage 51‘5“” «being down no matter how valuable wheretlw body layfi-l‘i stateb: ' ’ {flit-Lil; and seven firewallnded-
llll' st l'll(‘1lil‘i‘ and depth of the ram-l 1r house, ‘ 1.00"".3' 5"”‘h Nomalklithc man 1:410 the 138.0913" It ‘5 differ- The escort. finial; "’S‘i‘iaqrfi‘ nd pail: Dl’lBLIN. . Septr41 (ASSOCiatC'd
once-tinged roofs \vguld seek to prove ”4‘00”; mougage 2‘0""; lom with labor ”and materials» and hearers for the funeral exerciseszwere“WigssL‘Tha reply “Milne Irish Re.
subsidence llrt‘ol‘i(‘3' 1 house, 7 rooms. South N0rwalk,i1wm~cfortli it is necessary that adver- also furnished 135‘; ghc'pOSl.-‘.;m Elpublican mmeg {:0- m latest com-
Lmunica'uon of Prime Minister Lloyd
lGeorge. on. the British Government“: :
Lpeace proposalnfwas .despatched last
levoningiazoflir. Lloyd George. H1) is
"in Scotland. ' ,
”The publicity department of the
:Sinin Fein will await announcement of
‘its receipt by Mr. Lloyd George ilel‘ore
“dim" °t membersot the firing squad We"? 39"“ making itc contents known or issuing
the Bridgt‘porl’. Sunday past. said that K311105141". Joseph Coffey. John‘sfiehgal a statement concerning it.
he supposed he had befii invited be- and Harry Howard. The P3“ bearers,
cause he had been a newspaper man
once. He spoke of his connection, in
.a businvss capacity while a‘ newspa—
[per man. with such Norwalk men as
Lester Cargill. "Andy" Lyons and
Thomas F. Fl’aherty. '
Z Other speakers were James Neiih
,"tree lunco:'
'son. of Stamford and Norwaik. and
BRA. Bic-kc]. :of the I’nitcd Press.
ler. Disks] spoke briefly on adveitis-
ing‘ and said that people should ad-
vertise t0 SE“ their goods. not simply
becauSP trade rivals advertised. and
also to show their support of their
paper.
Charlrs Gray sang several selec-
tions. among them “Keep on Hoping"
and the "Banjo Song." During the
evening the \Vellnitz
\ided music. and on one occasion
l
__Nutting Bang. thrir
“The Long, Long ’Trail." , .
- The affair broke up about; .,_1.pt30
to. take the "guests on: to towingwnn
the: excgpfi
nest night‘s “gathering ,did
o‘clock, .sgecial cars being...grofided Those who nesigét t}! P
or those Who.had:.ai1to- "time:
- ‘inuch to.
cement? triendiy relationsyfbetwmm. all
were Anthony Fernando. ‘ Harry~Anf
derson. William “ Phillipa: uPatricx
Barry. Henry Burns and. Anthony Ba-
daracco. : ' , :
The bugle“ were Inseph
and Fred Tel-rant. Taps were
ed both in the church at the conclu-
oi' Stamford. an advertising man and in of the funeral service'su'alglfiffila‘?
Photographer Michael- in the cemetery. as the remains'fof the
“SRO th‘El!‘
soldier were being lowered
last resting place.
'cemeteryr—Danbul'y NEWS- J A
Wp
Advertise in the Sentinel.
———
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District of Norwalk.
Court. August 31. A. 1).. 1921.
Estate of Richard K. Whitson. late
orchestra pro- of Norwalk in said-Districttldeceused.
The Court of 'Probate ton-stile :D'ts-
.Herbert 0.7-«Pollard and _Ma:urice . H. faint of Norwalk. hath limited-and ai-
number being lowed six monthsfrom the;
of -for_the_eredito;a of said ,3-
exhibit their claims for
resent
cdimts, properly ‘
trill" “can.
"persons dehte‘dto said
am "“ " 0:.
du
incomes: was in’ the: new We
ss.." .‘ Probate
oheree
-m 'y ‘ immediate mar-1
The reply is being taken to Mr.
member of the Irish Republican Par;
filament. who"acted~‘ as courier for
‘Eamonn de’Valera. the Irish Republi-
can leader. in his other communim-
tiom‘to the Prime Minister. It is re»
,ported‘ here that .the Cabinet's reply
was redrafted since the outbreak or
the rioting in Belfast. ‘ -
Today in Wall” Street
WALL s'r.. 10:30 ‘a. m.~——The for-
eign oil group furnished the only
noteworthy exception to the lower
trend of prices at the opening of to-
day's Stock Market. Mexican and
one-point gains, presumably in con—
nection with reports of an early com-
ipromise agreement between the Mex-
ican .Gowrnment and American oil
. shimmers and toad Shareware,
.. lo
,fl‘hese
cleared of all unlicensed jitneys yestor- --,
Lloyd” George By<.Rooert C. Barton, ,
Pan-American Petroleum’s registered.
ingress.” Steels equipments. , rails.
mily Wash.
Elocirify the fa _ I.”
:' —~Electric.a§§:
An electric we shin}.-
machine pays for itself inf
a short time and: 3.32%:
the wear and tear; '
your clothesget fro.
ordinary drubbing ofgglaa.
'faslliom washing me : '
ods. They’re easy tor/E?
and easy .to install
Operate simply and 33513:
favtorily. :3
in raining
MAKE..." ' .
THIS BANE,
YOUR' BA
Courtesy always is this
rule of every officer}
employee.
You twill [ind ' the W 5
ployes of this V hank ‘
pie whom you will be
to know and 'deal" Wit
You will find the ‘o
always ready to j
and assist you with
..-¢--.
nature and good
meat. You will“ fill?!
atmosphere of .3003:
inside of our doors
will invite you to» ‘
back. " ,.
Don ’t. hesitate to get‘fio-
.quainted with us.
department of has
conducted emciently. ;
ings accounts started.
as small as $1.00 and
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