l-
M‘.
C
- WANTED
" w.‘."l‘l<ll)--Young man with at least
lllzh School education. some knowl-
‘.:e- of advertising and a real in-ter‘
MONDAY, SEPT. 5. 1921;. l“
FOR SALE‘
0
oak. guaranteed not to leak, 5, 10,
15_ 25. and 50 gal. 50 to 100 per cent.
‘ l" setting into the advertising cheaper than anyone else in town.
‘i ohm-as. ll interested 999 M" Also used barrels and whiskey ban
“Hill“ at The ‘N'Sh Engineering ‘rels. Reynolds Poultry Farm. Hig
"-mllpaily, South Nomlk. Carin.
WANTED—Fora Delivery
W. Scliaefcr, 5 Valley l’
Norwaik.
panel body.
lace, South
land Ave.. Phone 1936.
FOR SALE—A choice home mav be
had on a rental outlay of onl $17 50
per month. Six and seven rooms. bard-
Wants, To Let, l'or £3193“ name-sonic cards, iii-Malia.
LASSIFIED VERTISEMENT
Two Cents a. word; minimum charge 50¢ per lane, 8 times $1.00. Gaps Double Price.
S
BUSINESS moms
Continued from First Page.
"The conditions of today are result-
ant of the past. acc§rateiy summing
it up and giving in Simplest form the
essential data of the problem. These
data are: .
"First: 'The people of Ireland, ac-
knowledging no Voluntary union with
Great Britain and claiming as their
l
FOR SALE—New barrels and kegs. »
‘CENTRAL BARBER stP
(One Flight Up)
‘ fundamental and natural right to
choose freely for themselves the path
Ladlec’ and (zlisilcirein’fii Hair Cutting they shall take to brealize their nation-
3 peca 3,1 destiny. have, 3' an overw. n
flichck and aloe W g
h. 11 No. Main St, #80. Norwaik, Ct.
EXPERT
Atrium
will overhaul and repair your car.
.in your own me.
any make.
Ignition and ii
majority, declared for independence
and to set up a. republic. and more
than once have confirmed their
choice.
"Second: Great Brita" on the
other hand, acts as the Ireland
. . hung systems a spec-
-“ ‘ 1' wood floor and trim. electric lights, . “an" “on were bound to her by a contract of
WAN'I Fm.” .xpcricnced truck driver. beat, all modern improvements. Large $123 All wori teed' a union that forbids separation.
not afraid to work. inquire between lot Central location. Good neighbor- ‘A "The circumstances of the supposed
1 aloud a, Monday evening, 45 Railroad 1113861. For lull information, phone w, J, LYON: contract a"? notorious Yet on the
V ,. . , . - 9
. . "aflmiggnnv aplflggv PM. theory or its validity. the British Grov-
WANTEllr—YOUJIS: 511‘] as DOOk- FOR SALF‘rHere is a gem of 8. home BRICK STONE, T MA. ernmé‘ilt and parliament (‘laide to
“‘00“?- Sfflte, experience and 88:13"? of 7 rooms with all the latest im. f’LASTERING 8 rule .and legislate for Ireland. even to
.nlpi'Cloil. i . llll letro, Tel. 916-2. gmveigifggs at airotlnarfitablg lav;v price. CONCRETE the point of partitioning Irish terri»
' . . . Y .- ' a“ 1 13 98 113 2‘30 t0 Wate rooiin - - st the will of th -
WANTED Experienced {malady on star th . 1'9 tori asalm . 6 Irish peo-
lillll‘lfi. Apply at once. Le Roy Shirt 1900t m balance 0t terms. Phone Walks. Retlmmllag W ' and All pie. and killing or casting into prison
(in, ii (‘tliciitnut St. - . _ t8 ranches 4 every Irish citizen who refuses alle-
' T.“ T” . . . , FOP. SALE—A real residence of C‘ ' glance. The. PTOWSfilS your Goverm
"ll-2:... atrial-grass. axis: 1...... mm... ll... Ms. ”M... c. m... summed .. m ..
machines. 31%.oo‘wook to start: Lock- ’am' 3 mg" "n“- hamm- Ge078i” Curbing Gutters. Lawn Rolling. Con- 20 are based fundamentally on the
woods Hall, 9 Wall St., Norwalk.
WANTED »- Experienced Miliinery
saieslzidies wanted. Apply French
Millinel'y Store, 21 North Main St., So.
Norwaik.
“—
WAN-TEDAExperienced operators on
Shirts. sleevers, tellers. neck band
«unlit-rs, and neck band setters. to
«urn $18 per week. steady work. Also
nirlmrionCEG sewers on lain needle
{lilu'hinn LE ROY 8 [RT 00.
TO LET
:‘uit RENT—Tin Darion. Threeroom
apnrlmcnt with improvements. Fine
intuition. beautiful grounds, within 10
llliillilus walking distance from station.
also folirrroom cottage with all im.
provomnnls. Address Box 475, Darlen.
l‘llonc 66.2.
To LETWTwo rooms furnished with
gas and electric light, all complete
with gas and electric light. all com.
into for light, housekeeping. 14 Eliza
(-lll sin-wt.
'l‘Q th'i‘ Furnished room with board
in Dl‘lVr'tH‘ Iamily. Also lady and gen.
”I'lilllll for supper only. Reference.
Mrs A. llcl-lzlcr, 8 Putnam Ave.
'l‘n Lilli“ eroom house. Opposite
school house, Rowayion; rent $50.00
iilllllllt' on prelilisc of Miss E. H.
Slilllll,
roll iliCNT~-~Hioragc Space. boule-
hoiti furniture. Separate rooms.
flwwl V‘i'i‘ pinnf building. Illilihell
1.: and Storage Co. Inc.. Snugn-
.nrx Conn. Tel. Westport 47. We
‘51-»: negotiable warehouse receipts.
LOST
ilk‘ll‘ A ll:ll, blank pOckPlhook (Wm-
l. lillllll: j)t‘l,\'«'('(‘n $25 and $45 in ones
' "l illiil inns. l“lil(l“i‘ please return to
, ' - (Ililrlillm- iMiiiv-r. 10 Hamilton
... , So. Norwalk. l’boilo 1145 5.
l.‘l;~t'l'r~l.zldir's' gold watch, initial E.
S. and long chain. ’l‘hurfillily night.
on “lost Ave, probably while getting
1llTUf jilnvv. F'idor ri-wurliml by lcuv~
1m; iii Sentinel office.
Lincoln Taxi Company
UNDER NEW BIANAGlfifENT
First Class Service
Careful Drivers
mm, «m rs ANYTTIWE
Phone 997
O Railroad Ave, 80. Natural!
070. rimm—
Auctioneer
Ofli‘ce A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store, South Norwalk
Rhcuinataint TATVonder
Linimcnt for Pain
A Preparation That Should Be
In Evnrv Home
i-Ivr-rr mullr'lne r‘nbinnt in sewn in
Incl m'ml lllllll" should have :1 bottle
of llr Sum—if lthcmilm-tailli (the
worm: " 'vllll). Il Hives absolute
rrllol in AzillTo'r-rs of rheumatism
nI'lillllzd‘l m-inlii‘ri. lunilmwi piii'is
:l‘vid. wirwwri it is a preparation
[hi]; gli:i;nl;4\l .;0“'Orl(lll£ wonders about
in “mm. r yonrs—«Jnit today This
(on
ltlw-lllxlnlnlnt. Procure a bottle
at the drug: store or. wear earliest con-
venlenco
'—
TO WHOM IT MAY CONC '
Notice is hereby given thatEFertvill
not pay :my bills. contracted by an '-
ono bul infra-ll and {my arr-(iii pi‘\Ir-)n
to anyone in my ili’lllli' ls. lll:.llllllor"nl
Sept. 2rd. 1021 11"“
(‘i.lr‘l’('ll’ll l’ Ml'l‘mm.
Deaths and Funerals
l-‘um'l'ul of Hz.
The funcrnl m .‘.7
son will lu- l;(-l.l H
at 3 o'clock (ll
home. West Side
udiianisnn.
(:rncc William-
l iirnw afternoon
. ). from the late
. ’lw-lnw, Row .
130‘. Dumbr-ll. ruin: a! the N33230:!
.piscopnl church \ lll omciato and
1110 interment will in-
iii S rin >
“motel-y. Daricn. p g Gm”
' Norman Hatcllmnn
Norman Hatchman died yesterd
. .‘1
morning at his home on Bronx m y
’0-
hilt“, Bridgepm-t,
Sir-nrs. at the age 9f 7“
Tic is surviv,
[our r'hi'rlrr‘n, h’orngi tg‘rvz'rgtvgtendeonrd
rm, Francis E. and Mrs. w '1" Ma -
Jr‘arland. lie was a pattern maker t?-
Irrlrle, and belonged to Douglas Fowl}:
fr Post. (i, A. R.. The funeral will be
m-ld from the Riverside Chapel Tues
“’0' :11 2'30 D. S. T. Rev. D. '1‘ Vail
331”" will omciate and burial - will
4.- plat-Ii in Riverside cemetery.T '
. MM
I‘rlvhi.’ll]liil (if-r1198. or 21 Day street. re-
4 . . in lzllll‘llinnn John Reynolds at
h, “orlorlr yesterday morning that
. .m buying trouble with some 05
7,,
.l
. broughr'rbelgoresaid
Mitchell, Tel. 1861.
FOR SALE—Two tons of bay, and
maybe more; also one wagon, cheap
it taken at once. C. R. Teets. Edge-
wood 'St., top of Baton Hill. 80. Nor-
walk.
FOR SALE—Ford Coupe, Fisher body,
overhauled 8 ti .
7934 r cen y Cheap. Tel.
ausmsss REAL ESTATE "
SALE FOB
Excellent opportunit for 9. dm
hardware or shoe and dyry goods storg’.
Center oi business section in the town
of Darien, Conn, 2-story brick build-
ing 24%:{50 it, all im rovements. in-
cliugégg hot water eating. Price
GEORGE SCHLICHT'ING, owner.
FOR SALE
House. 6 rooms. with all improve-
ments except electric lights. . $3.700
House, 6 rooms with some improve——
manta .......... $2.700
Both places centrally located. For
particulars. .
Ask John T. Hayes
7 It! AIN ST] t PEI-3T NORWAL‘K
REAL ESTATE INSU'RANCE
ORLINS’ T “'
TIRE VULCANIZlNG SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
89 West Washington Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
New and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
lilililllllillullcls
The registrars of voters of the
second and fifth voting districts
“of illc oily and town of Norwalk
lwill lm in session at the Town
Court rooms ill ('iiy Hall on
Tuesday. Snpimulmr 6. 1921. from
9 o'clock a. ili.. until 5 o'clock
p. iii.. Standard Time, for the pur-
pose oi‘ rem-lying applications to
be made \‘olei's and corn-01in:
voting lids; Five o'clock I
l
you reside, to rumble you lo \‘oit‘
Illl ()i‘lzllll'l' 3, 19I_’l_
RUFUS .1. SMITH.
JEREMIAH E lAN,
Registrars ol' volcrs of llli' Sci-ond
and Fifth voting districts,
Dulcd ill Noru'nlk this 1st (lliV 0f
SCPli‘llllJCI', 1921. .
llElilSlllAllSNllllEE
Tlic registrars of voters of. the
lhird voting district of the cit-V
Illld town of Norwalk will be ill
Mission at Seltzcs Barber Shop,
East Norwnlk. on Tuesday, Sep-
tember G. 1921, from 9 o’clock
a, m.. until 5 o‘oolok p. m., Stan”;
and has boen well nnmoalllrfl Time, for the purpose of re-
(‘l‘lViliL’ applications to be made
,. .
l‘lVl‘ o’clock p. m., Will lw the last
day for applications. Si'l' *hnt
your name is on the list. in the dia-
“'10:! in which you reside, {w
011?} l “ You I.“ ane 011 l . r,
1921‘ . Ottolcr U,
HARRY B. 'VVATER-BURY,
M'ICHAEL P. SHEA.
Registrars of voters of the Third
district.
Dated at Norwnlk this 3d dav of
September. 1.021. '
NOTICE
.Annual meeting. Second
District, City of Norwaik. Conn.
_ The legal voters of the Second Tax-
ing district of the City of Nor-walk are
hereby warned and notified that the
annual meeting, of said district will be
iielduli the city hall on Wednesday
evening. Septmber 14. 1921. at 8
oclork daylight saving time) p m for
ill? lolllowing. . I
- o hear reports of the Distri t
miliectlglgctgc thmgB'tb Commissionercs,
8 l 1' TV ’ ‘
and Auditor. a ' ' l‘ieasurer,
gfigo appgint an auditor.
— 0 ma 9 a ro r' '
Public Library. pp p ialion for the
3—-—To make a ro 't' .
Public Library. pp Dria ion for the
4—To consider and
Other mattersaas act upon such
Taxing
r meetiil .
Wm. HARFO D.
HORACE R. NASH.
IRVING C. JENNINGS.
District Commissioners. 2d Taxing
District Cityi-of Norwalk, Conn.
,L.,. .... .
is: boarders. Patrolman ids»
tightened the matter our amicably;
l
may be properly,
‘ paper
1
and Tar Walks
crate
Work Don
FROM THE- FACTORY) To
THE HOME
Hamel.
cushions of all
out plan. Also .ren
teed. Drop
8 CO.
NORWALK MATTRES
rwal
Franklin and "com 8t. So. No
NATHAN l MILLER
General contracting. pain
8.
Chem ml. T311133
langin
nI't'mmzfelglathan. Te
8. Miller. Tel. 142%
10 Spring Street.
WALL PAPER AND
Now is the time to paint
and keep it from decay.
PAINTS
£32
on wall paper.
30 to 40 per cen
Alexander
l South Kuwait. ‘
e In First elm Style.
~ ~ _. - - - ‘53;
bolster! and
cold on our easy
ovating, scatter
guano us a on
telephone 817 for repreoentative to
and
Norwalk, Conn.
house
your
rooms'deconted‘.‘ Ask for my price:
and paints. Save from
t on labor and mate-
White. 85 Lowe Si...
latter premises. We rejected ' these
proposals and our rejection is irrevo-
..l.l.., They are not an invitation to
iroland. to enter into a free and will-
ing‘ partnership with the free nations
of the British Commonwealth. They
are an invitation to Ireland to enter
in the guise of and under conditions
which determine a status definitely in-
{prior to that or these free States.
"Canada. Australia. South Africa.
and New Zealand all are guaranteed
against domination of thn majOr State,
not only by m‘knOledged constitu-
tional rights. which nix-e them equal—
ity of status with Great Britain and
absolute freedom from the control of
the iii-ilish Parliament, but by the
thousands of miles which separate
them from Great Britain. Ireland
would inn-(- guarantees neither of dis-
lancir nor of right. The conditions
sought in he imposml would divide
into mo artificial Slates, each do-
Sll‘ii"ll\'t‘ oi‘ the otlwr‘s infirm-ice in
“m- common council. and both subject
It.
i
N
Ringling of all kinds.
New York. Addie" 71
Phone 318.
Dali trips
I
Bros. Local and long distant:
tract.l
to nlililnry. naval and economic con-
trol by the British Government,
“Tim main historical and geograph-
gi.- ll farts are not in ‘lltlllllv. hm your
WANisrchsoN
PAY-ASIYOU-co.
(WWW: tron First Paces}
i.
requirsmem of. t'rc statutes. the rec
lcclmen of :0 of the 161i tovvns or the"
Stair. did not inclula in their last re-
ports :3 the towns a budget of csfl-r
commas
“AW ..
MS . I'm. 1111'. Elf; ,.
retu , “With the resul
State.
The following table; covering the
nineteen cities a"! the ”State, based on
the mutation of the 71920 census re-
maied current expenses for the .ensuqtuma and 1919 grand lists:
ner .Biodget explains tilt.
mg m lenced 33v,
complete
that much
' correspondence ”necessitated inor-
der to shake the State's report relia-
' 1e and_1eorth the expense to the
BUILDING MATERIAL“ , '
" g s ”KW
-NEW YORK, Sept, 6.—Buildlns'm—
ply fund material men . were on an
uneasy seat today, waiting for so...
nounceinent .of. the names of with
corporations and thirty-two indi ..
uals of their number, indicated ‘on
charges of violating the Sherman aatL
lTrnst act. 7
Colonel ‘Vi’illiam VHaywood. United-s
States Attorney, announced yester...
day that the indictment had been *re~
turned 'by a federal grand jury. but
1 said the names of those indicted.
would not be made public until m
.... M. Assessed Per capita Per day ‘
. ' seals. sizes. cir- r... mom was .1..." mm
New fia'ven . . . .. . . . . . . . . . $1,159.27 senor $22.49 3 recalls banging tags}; in?! -
‘ - ' "" 1 666.27 54 07 - 48.02 09 0°“ “c“? -‘ me 0 W00 «
Bridgeport ................ . . . . . . . . 1'28? ‘5 £9.62 36 '80 latlve committee, and 0010-1191 my.
aaitfogdr ......... . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. 1.345761 55.29 a 29.07 wood said {a number 01! additional uh
sfwe’ial‘nini ' I I I I I i: . I I . . . . . . . . . . . .« 930.81 29:66 24.23 filaments “0111121“ 593’} Ag
Stamford ............. . . . . . . . .. . . .. 1,174.77 17.63 18.76
Meriden 771:33 16.50 8.10
Norwalk ... 1,025-37 28-63 21.22
New London...................... 1,219.35 £18.33 33.57
Norwich ..... ..................... 1327-75 37-01 23.01
Bristol ...... ..................... 1,151.37 27.60 28.19'
Danbury ...... . . . . . . . . . . .4 . . . 1.09539 15540 13.97
Ansonia ...... . . . . . . . ......... . 1,112.19 24.46 22.81
hiiddletown ... ... ..... nu . 899.14 13.39 13.19
Willimantic .. . . ..... .. . 1,140.69 10.97 9.70 ‘
Derby ..... .... ...... ... . i... . 857-23 3 17.96 18.43 .
Shelton ........ . . ................ ; 1,064.25 21.35 22.02
Rockville . ..... .. . ...........i 11064.25 11-27 8-71
Putnam .. .............. . . .fi.... 599.95 15.22 6.90
W
the arrangements. the police having
been notified the Sinn Fein would‘un-
dertake to maintain law and order. In
the procession were part of the Fourth
Division of. the Republican Army. the
Fifth Cyclist Corps, part of cm Sec-
ond Division, and the whole Third Di-
vision. Ail were iircivilian clothes.
the only uniforms being those of the
members of the pipers‘ bands. There
were also in the procession represen-
tatives of public bodies Sinn Fein
clubs. Fianna. or Boy Scouts. and
Gumann, or Girl Scouts.
The Irish Republican Party men
perhaps better with the Irish crowd
than could have ordinary constables.
There were several Republican Army
officers wearing Sam Browne belts
with service revolvers in their holsters.
They directed the. larger force and
kept watch on Mr. Collins, who with
his usual long and nervous stride.
walked from the luncheon room to the.
gCity Hall. across the road. The crowd
was kept well-away from him, for
while doubtless most of its members
were friendly. in this part of Ireland
the Sinn Foin does not trust every-
body. Cheers went up whenever MTr.
Collins. one of the real fighters of the
Sinn Fein. appeared. and it was that
morb than as finance minister in tile
:(‘unri‘lliili‘lll insists on viewing them
distance trucking of all
phone 363.
CARRIGAN a: 1mm, local aim:
3
once Leary In 00.. Phone 1577. House
l from )nlli‘ standpoint. and we must be
inliinx- il in view tilt-m flom cum The
1
lion on read as dictating separation.
Hillr luirrprciiition n' Hm (not of ‘Kpn_
I
A. M. WOOS'I'ER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
9“ M “H on Pouch
but. Bnminor u... Patant Office
PATENTS
'ttflmflh Wm'w
‘zrnphivsil prnpinqiiil” is no less din.-
‘Imvli'ivully opposml. \\'v (are convinc-
lid ill.” ours is lh‘ inn» and just in-
iv-rprpiuiion. and a- want. are willing
ilizli :i in-llii'nl and :‘vlpliriial arbitra-
- p. 111..
\\-'ill be flu) last «lily for applica-
llolls. va that your name is (lil‘
the lisi ill lll" dislrie-l ill \l'llll'll
The
CLEARANCE SALE
Is in Full Swing
Gottlieb’s
‘lilfillll" you iliil‘rprl" an i-firfatimz tin-l
Irish Republican Cabinet that the
people looked upon him.
Asked this evening whether Eamonn
(do Vaiera‘s reply to Prime Minister
Lloyd George could be regarded as a
,rejectlon of the British Government's
ioi'fcr, Mr. Collins said:
1 “Better let the reply speak for it-
,self. Our position is unchanged. “'0
lhave taken our stand on ‘Government
‘by consent of the governed.‘ Tis ac-
kept good order in the streets, doing.
5
Two divorce actions were filed
charging intolerable cruelty on
part of the husband.
separate from her husband.
wedded since July 2. 1906.
chems live in Bridgeport.
SHARKS BOTHER BATHERS
shark, ten to fourteen feet in length,
annoying bathe
ii! Hezekiah R.
bins Clancy of
shark heading directly
saw the two in distress and put oi!
Sharks sighted
sound have kept man
the waters near Son
in Long
bathers out
as to reach waters only four feet
depth.
N E W HAVEN.
employc. were bound over to the S
in the police court, charged wi
iransportinq liquor.
torcycle policeman a, week ago w‘ii
Nor-walk l CHIC“
l
l
TWO DIVORCE ACTI- ONS F'l‘ LED.
the Superior Court last week. both
the
Sadie Ellen Daine Gibbons wishes to
Clyde
Gibbons, both of Stamford, to whom
she has been married since 19'03, be-
cause she claims that his cruel actions
make it impossible for her to live fashioned washing meth—
wm‘ mm“ - . ods. They’re easy to buy
Reba. A. P. Ketchem makes the
same complaint against her husband.
Leroy Ketchem, to whom she has been
The Ket-
OFF OF SOUTHPORT
FAIRFIELD, Sept. 5.—-—A man-eating
rs oi! Southport. Shep
Elwood was informed
Bridgeport saw the
for them and
raised a cry for help. People on shore
small boats and brought them ashore.
Island
port. The man-
eaiers. probably chasing small schools
of fish. have ventured so far in shore
RUM RI‘NNERS ARE BOUND OVER
Sept. 4.——Antonio
Flor-lo. proprietor of a local trucking
business and Richard M. Stevens. ax
perior court Saturday by Judge Hoyt
They were cap-
tured iii the point of a gun. by a mo‘
trying“ to enter the city with im. bar-
rr-ls of alcohol concealed beneath it always ready to advise
10nd of vegetables aimi fruith Roads and assist you “ Elli good
of 31,000 were fixer n oi cases ‘ ‘ . t _ . ‘
Stevens testified that ho was sent by nalire {3”}: ‘ ':{1(;"dfi (lindg
Fiorio to New York to bring llll.‘ loam llll‘Ill. OJ ,1} :1 an
Eiectrify the £nmily‘~wash.- .
—Electric Al ‘
in
An electric w a shin g
machine pays for itself in
a short time and it saves
the wear and tear that
your clothes get from the
ordinary drubbing of old-
and easy to install and
operate simply and satis-
factorily.
is
.‘2.\»
2oz “vascular”: Sr.
yeWhSterllay' l i if Pi Creek
i e c ainm in: o ne
Point late yesterday, Mrs. William ”NONE 359
Doone of New York City. and Dob- ‘
MAKE...... 3
THIS BANK
YOUR BANK
in
of
in
Courtesy always is the
rule of every officer and‘
employee.
1)— .
You will find the en)-
plvyes of this bank peo~
pie whom you will be glad
to know and deal with.
You will find the officers
iii
ill:
atmosphere of good cheer
THE DMHON
{falcon Ask-your ”mm {lot
i tor I-n
Pills in Red Gold metal
shill-'5
and i: .
533.: gaggfhggfdifl; Don ’t hesitate to get ac
. ' y g . - . ‘
pm o.»*iii°iill‘rl..ai§§¢ ma: 1m ed .. .. h E ash Eiery
yearsknownasBesusafcsnAlwaysk \ depa rment 0 an .ing
$010 81 DRUGGISTS EVERYWliEliE
inside Of our doors that
will invite you to come
back.
conducted eficiciently. Sav-
ings accounts started With
' . l1 ( u: 2:" , . ‘
:3,“le l(”iii-Ill}n the; . . .~np:‘m:0r‘;:::,l Cfaptanrl‘ in principle by Great Britain
\‘ll w by i'orm- ()U’ w-pl} must he that :“mnd mean a speed} pence.
il‘ \uli' mlopl that rourso \vv can only
,.~q.~l :ls gliiiorulinns in (on: us have Kl’)[{\\’.\liK I‘OITNI IN INIIIA.
ll' slut» :1 Force will lzvv' solve the, ——
lpiimwm, and it will nov. St-i‘ili‘l‘ the; N01‘\\';llk. Colin. Sept. 4.
ilzillllinle \‘lv-tory ovu' li'.i\llll and [Editor Sentinel.
'i'itzlll. lN‘i’H‘ Six“
: I“il‘ you .lznin resort to f. '~ -‘~ and ill 1 rmvixml a magazine, called 'lx'ril- vof spirits here.
‘\'u‘lor_\' ln- not on the Slil‘ "l liislicc.'p:ik:i.” from far-MT India. and found“:
,1)” pvolxlon: that. (‘¢)Hrr(‘il'< 1m vxilllihis poem. written by a
('(lel‘llll! our SUCCF‘HSOFS. ’E'ln- i‘nct u'ulliuli:
Hull for 7"“ .‘V‘éll‘fi ”‘0 Pl'nl-ll‘ni luls‘ Thi‘ NOW Era.
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llave moved into ihl‘ll' lll'W dust pro
and Trimming.
Woodward Avenue
P H ON E 901
The Royal Auto Painting C0.
shop. ilninl: high (‘lllss Auto Painting
Corner South Main Street and
i'lviiipntcniiliril‘s
lmugl mui unimanmivllvd by any ron~
”litmus. : meta llll‘M§('l\‘i*S. and
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WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK
1 lot, East Avenue,
$1.000: mortgage $700.
1 House, 7 rooms.
$2.600; mortgage $1.000.
volcrs and correcting" voiiitq lists. 34.000; mortgage $3,000.
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m 1*! the Sentinel.
1 house. 7 rooms. East
$3,500; mortgage 53.000.
1 house. 7 rooms. East
1 house, 7 rooms. East
$4,500; mortgage $1.700-
2 housrs, 7 rooms. East
$5.500; mortgage $3.500-
_1. house. 7 rooms. East
5 .00; mortgage $2.500.
h’mse, 10 rooms. East
$6,501., .mrtgage $3,000.
1 house. 7 rooms, Sou-Ch
$4,000; mortgage $3,000.
3 houses, 7 rooms. South
$4.000: mortgage $2,000.
1 house, 7 rooms, South
$4.500; mortgage $3,000.
1 house. 7 rooms, South
$4,500; mortgage $1,500.
1 house, 7 rooms; South
$4.500; mortgage $2.000; '
1 house, 7 rooms, Soulh
$4.590. mortgage $3,000. '
i have 2 family houses b I h
, ea Hi I W
homes, farms, lots and shore marshal
Let me show you what l‘have for sale,
My time is yours. Tel. 485.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
It Is Cheaper to Buy Than to Build
corner lot,
East Norwak,
Norwalk,
Norwaik.
Norwalk,
Norwalk,
Norwallx.
Norwa'lk,
Norwalk,
Norwalk,
N orwa‘lk,
Hui-walk,
Norwalk;
Norwalk'
for”. (null? or (illi‘iL i-u? li_\' ri'l'i‘r—
Hi... INS-‘1!» minim“: priilvlpin- on-
\\lli(’ll l'vr: z». ('Hlilltlf‘li nurvvnir-nt.
“7. lun- [voimw-d the principle of
mnw-rnmoll' 1‘1 Vim-“MN (ll ll?" 20V-
(rm-«l. ”mi .in no: Kill-nil it (is :i mere
vim”... l: ;. i simple- expression of
the test to \\lili‘ll any proposed solu-
ilon must y~<rfvllil if it is to prowfin
adequate, and it can he used as the
criterion for llw details, as well as for
the whole. \\'l-.-:it you claim as :1 pp_
cunlary British principle. instituted by
the British, and ‘now the coy-y h“, of
the British Commonwealili,‘ Should
make it peculiarly at‘coptnhlp to you.
“On this hols. and this only, we see
hope of reconciling who “Ollsiilcmtlons
which must govern the attitlidc' or
Great Britain's representatives With
the considerations that must govern
three, and on this basis we are ready
at once to nillWint picnipoieiitiaries."
ARMAGH. Ulster. Ireland. Sept. 4.—
Michael Collins. Sinn Frill Minister of
Finance and Commander in chief of
the Irish Republican Party, arrived
here from Dublin soon after noon to-
day on his first visit to North Ireland
to find the city fcstooned with’ the
Sinn Fein colors. His followers from
allover County Arniagh,_ . _ ‘
delegations from various ('lVll bodies,
as well as the lord mayor of London-
d'erry and representatives of the M011-
aghan, Tyrone and Fermanagh Coun.
ty councils. were here to greet him.
There were also thousands of waters
from the surrounding towns and vii-
lages. including many from Belfast
0 came by a special train,
Mr. Collins had a sort of triumphed
.progress from Dublin. receptions be-
ing arranged for him at Dundalk.
iCagtie Blayney and Ready before he
entered Armagh accompanied by
Harry J. Roland. secretary to Bamcnn
de Valera and Sean Milroy. chairman
lof the Sinn Feln clubs of Armag‘n.
lone 0F his officers wore at Sam Browne
631' A SQUASH DELI.
'belt, in which was a loaded revolver.
5 After luncheon Mr. Collins went
'ieg'e; which was a mass of yellow and
green. “to receive addresses from vari—
ous civic bodies and clubs. ‘He then
took his place, in a procession. which.
starting from Green Park. pas-sci
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'tfiromrt‘he city’streecs to St ‘Patriek’s
"Coilege agai‘n along a route of about
'twc 'mifes.
girlie ’iir’st urinal-n image. .
sou-'—
ivrq 3.1.?» :i in i'i‘runciio SlillSt“— .
the attitude of Ireland‘s reproscnta-.
including ‘
;from the City Hall to St. Patrick's Col-1
the
Say lo the world: From God ye have,
departed:
See the (lt'sll‘llf‘lli‘ln. see the nations'
. J plight:
; Your sons are dead and ye are broken
1 (-llzirlrli; .
' .‘vll'l.'5 lll‘nlls :lrc failing—Ale! "l‘lse
1 dark. 'tis night.
l'i'ou have sought "gold. unmindful of
| God's treasures.
3 Things of the spirit you have
l thrown aside.
lood has been spillvdAmow much?
1m God can measure.
For greed. for gold. for these your
acne have died.
“'ar‘s guns have swept the inneceiit-
tliclowly— .
They who would worship as their
hearts seemed best.
Think ye. that God will not protect
his holy?
Aye. but he will—he’ll guard his
sore opprest.
Peace has been said—-but. Oh! an
awful thunder
Shakes all the earth—your God
would have. you learn
Malice. and hate and greed you must
put unde‘r— -
For God has said that would over-
turn. ,
lern ye a lesson. Look on history's
pages —— .
Nations have flourished and fallen _
to decay.
Know ye the reason? They. in bygone
l ages. .
l’ Flouted their God. as ye have don
3 today.
But I would tell of hope. amid the *
‘ sorrow——
l Ye are approaching wondrou .
l things—an era new! ‘
From out this night shall rise the
fairest morrow:
l
Men will be nearer God and hearts .
be true
3
{Men will have learned that love alone
3 lives ever:
i
‘ way is good.
1 can sever.
Grieh—l‘earned it's coming—«ml
brotherhood.
——Florence Belle Anderson.
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It seems to me ahvery good picture;
of present and int-are conditions. and 3
should be of inter-estate your readers. '
Vessels ,
FEMS 'm
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And men will see and know God's:
Love’s ties will bind cords that naught r
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck
ing Co...
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center 8:
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barn' nm 5586-2
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fit any make of on:
Second hand parts and tire- 1'
as small as $1.00 nil-.l up.
"mi; Peasants
TRUST C0.
THE STORE THAT MAKEs G00.
Neweil & Murray
Dorlon House
Shore Dinners
All Kind. of Sea Food
M01101)! and Chicken
A La Carte
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHE"
153 Washington St. 80. Norm.
MID-SUM M. ER SALE,
— NOW ON — 9
Big Reductions
Clothing, Furnishings and
. Eats -
is”
Perfectly Pasturized
min: and Cream
;m r“ m daily
r. n. mamas & son.
Telephone 2698, store
Telephone 101.
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The milk to: babies delivered;
!"to all part! of the Kuwait:
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That's the usual expression t
accompanies the first «painful , -
our Ice Cream. You can't help-w
express
when our cream
that way. if»
is made the best
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2 All colors
Tile Textile Store :
$2.50 MESSALINE SILK
Specia' lthisweekmafi yd.
way it brings forth the best
pression.
Ice Cream is more than ii M:
fielder—it is truly one of the out
foods wme—elwgyl 111:2”? >
always tag. you .
tustedm brand you decor W,
what-good Cream is. ,
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