WEDNESDAY, m
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Wants, To Let, For mesons-and Protestantism WAdvs. _
LASSIFIED' 'ADVERTlSEMENT
Two Cent: 9. word; minimum charge 00:: Per lam, 3m3180.*mlbc¢h“'m ,.
WANTED
\N'Atl'l'lji) —— Boy to take mormnga
ilunrr route. Inq. Colemans hews
Stand.
r.
w,m'rr:o_'r\n~o rooms tor li ht house.
keeping. or room and boar by lady.
Address H. care Sentinel.
\VANTElD—Jl‘o Rent small farm with
low acres two or three miles out:
garden, Gardener. Care Sentinel.
WANTED—Four rooms with improve.
tncnts. cenlrtzlly located. Rent.
reasonable. 1.. F. B.. 6 Fair St... Nor-
M'ull‘
“'ANTFID ‘ First 'mortgage money
V'nlllwi‘l in sums of $3.000 $3,500. and
$4.00” on real estate worth about
double those amounts. at. 6 per cent
M. P. Richards. Dnrien.
\‘~'AN'l‘l-:l)~\\'oman to do general
housework for family 01 three. One
who wishes a good home preferred.
interest
i
!
SMALL TRANSIENT AD-
m'rmmzm ARE
STRICTLY CASE
.4
about 58in) cash. Address House and
ot. care Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Dishes.» chairs, household
furniture. on Thursday. Apply 33
Bayview Ave. Charles N. Smith.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT~5 rooms
and bath. 17 Betta Place. A. Maine,
76 North Main St.
FOR SALE—1921 Dod
Tel. 13192.
se touring, $800.
Address 1’. O. Box 441. South Norwalk,
(lonu.
sw' I
WANTED—“'oman wishes situation.
upstairs work. or to mind children.
Will do general housework in Small
family, no washing or ironing. plain
cooking. Write Cook, care Sentinel.
WANTED—OLD ROOFS
FOR SALE—Apples. Apples. for any
purpose, in any quantity. 30 Fort St...
East, Norwalk.
W
FOR SALE—4n Rowayton; house of
6 rooms near water and trolley.
to shingle. Shingles and nails have
dropped in price. Get my estimate for
roshiueling your roof now b callin,
1956. Only very best maierlllls use
and prices right. F. H.‘Ke§ser, Car-
penter and Builder.
WANTEl)-—Salesmen. To sell wrench.
mi to automobile owners direct. in
Not-walk and vicinity. Liberal com-
mission. large line. Write Box 686. So.
Norwulk.
WAN'I‘IJD—Expcrienced young woman
wants position with one child. age
9, as general houseworker. V. L., 3
Fitch street. East Nor-walk.
WANTEIL— Dressmaking by expert.
oncetl drossmaker. \Vork neatly and
promptly done. Mrs. Reynolds. Modiste.
21 tinting» street. East Norwalk.
WANTl-jl'l- A first class laudress to do
work in. Apply Mrs. Russel, 20
Franklin Ave. Norwnlk.
WAN'l'EllfiYount: man with at least
high school education. some knowl.
t'llLZi‘I of advertising and a real inter-
wsi lll getting into the advertisin:
huslinrss, li interested see Mr.
\Vilglli at The Nash Engineering
l‘iilllliull}, South Norwalk. i'onn.
77—...
\VAN'l‘l-IIL Experienced oprrators on
Shirts. ssh-overs. tellers, neck hand
runners. and neck band setters. to
earn 318 {MT week. steady 'WOl'k. Also
oxm-tluncetl sewers on plain noe'llo
mill-hint1 LE ROY SHlRT (.‘O.
__ TO LET.“
'll) RENT Rooms. 21 North l-‘air‘ield
Ave. Inquire on premises
'm LET ,- aroma
Chapel s-trett.
Phone 60.
apartment.
Int]. 64 So Main
4
9
St
El.
tapered.
Adu'w
TO LET— Four rooms. new]; i
with some ll'llDl‘OVt'lll--lils
only. 26 (flay t.
FOR- RENT-r7T‘V0 furnished rooms
with kitchenette. use 01 hath. gas
range. hot and cold “'lli"'. stationary
ah, heat and clociric lieht llll'lllSllt‘H.
[iii/trio home in good. no-igltborhriod.
Ten dollars llt-H‘ we. k A. .ll.
Two llll‘lll.~'ll"ll rooms lm'
.. nr 'llllQlllf'r'S ltlv‘l‘
.23 “‘est Aye. “Our 1'
'm l.l£'l‘ 7 -_ m- 3 t’...~....}.;:}
light liiiils-ltmipinz. "
an'i‘.’ ill: .-
TO I: l-IX'i'
'i'lll'lll‘l‘“
only
irmms loi'
High St. So.
i
"Oli ltENTthorage
Space. hon-e-
ho‘m furniture. Feparate rooms.
Jami-fire Finn! building. Hilbbcll
50a] and Storage Co. Inc. Sauga-
‘Iuct. C‘onn. ’l‘vl. Westport 47. We
lune negotiable warehouse“ receipts.
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LOST
._._ M...
Lost" .\ lint blawk lvl‘ll‘kwiltfiilk con-
. llllllll; lmv - a n if. and .545 in uni-s,
llVi'.< and l”.'}.‘. l‘inllr-r pl‘ .lwi'roiiii'n to
TMra mum.“ \lills-r‘, in Hamilton
A\t' so Nuziiwif'r; Plum.» 114.1 3,
. .. .. ‘. mm--.—
meoln Taxn Company
UNDER XE“; MANAGERIEN‘I'
First Class Service
Careful Drivers
CALL ()N ['S ANYTIME:
Phone 997
D Railroad AVe., So. Not-wan
., o. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Office A. D. Morgan
Hardware Stare. South Norwalk
.._- 1—. .-
Rheumalaint ! A Wonder
Liniment for Pain
A Preparation That Should Be
In Every Home »
Every medicine cabinet in town. in
fact every home should have a bottle
or Dr. Sorgis' lilzeu-ma-talnt (the
wonder llnitncnt‘i. It gives absolute
relief to sufferers of rheumatism.
neuralgia. sciatica. lumbago pains
and stiffness. It is a preparation
that has been working wonders about
(his vicinity for years—but today has
a name. and has been well named
aoo—Rheumalalnt Procure a bottle
at the drug store at vnur earliest con-
ronience.
'l‘t) l'IJR \ll'l‘ JITNEYS T0 RT’N.
l.i;iiri;i~:l'nlt'l‘. Sept. 7.—«-Policc Ru-
ri . r :llo lli l'ntrick .l. Flanagan ind
‘rl.l Prosecutor limiting. the ol-
. ll<lllllrl“ll by the injunction
'1 "wring lb" .litnr-F law. an-
I l-i'l tr that they would initiate
. . writing a modification or
First class condition. Large lot. Tel.
evenings, 2871-12. '
FOR SALE—New barrels and kegs.
l
Telephone orders for this kind of :5tudno, 7 West A“ :l'el. 18:38
advertising is accepted only as an " , ~bRESSMAKlNG
accommodation to our narrow. and MRSL J. E. CALDWELL,
immediate collection will be made r 196 gong: Main Street. city.
for same. 0 Children’s Clothes.
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP
LE " (One Flight Up)
, FOR SA Ladlco’ and (:hslldrein’lst Hair Cuttlnll
- I peca
FOR SALE Five room house and lot, Michek and aloe
“BUSEESS NOTICE
- ~MR3.- LOUISE CANFIELD
. Private Lennon: in Dancing
Social Class on Wednesday Evening
Glubncltnes Arranged
11 No. Main 81:. So_ Not-walk, Ct.
_. — r—i—L - —
'- EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
will overhaul and repair your car.
git make;l in your own wage.
ion an tin is tam! a 396,0-
1 * ‘ ya Phone
. 170: guaranteed.
00“ ~
. '1?“ .
W. J. LYON. ‘
Phone My 20 that" 3 Plan
”We? 1mm.
an: 148% oE cm
i i We?“ too
a. o
mourn? wflfifa. um All
_ It: Branches
J ft. cLAnK
1101' l A , Bo. Nev-walk, cz.
Cut-big gun‘s-s. Lawn Rolling. Con-
to and Tu- W
Walh, ‘
oalg. guaranteed not to leak. 5, 10,
15_ 2;). and 50 gal. 50 to 100 per cent.
cheaper than anyone else in town.
Also used barrels and whiskey bar-
rels. Reynolds Poultry Farm, High.
land Ave. Phone 1036.
FOR- SALE—A real
rooms. All improvements,
barn.3 lots. fruit. bargain.
Mitchell, Tel. 1861.
FOR SALE
House. 6 rooms. with all improve-
ments except electric lights. . $3.700
House. 6 rooms with some Improve—-
ments ................ .700
Both places centrally located. For
particulars.
Ask John T. Hayes
.1 MIN STREET - NORWALK
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
" ORLINS’ T‘
THEE VULCANIZING SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
crew and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils‘
of 8
large
George
residence
SOLVENT NOTICE
District. of Norwalk. ss.
Court. August :23 A. 1).. 1921.
Estate of Mary H. Mumford late of
’Norwalk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
,trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six‘ months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
'accounts. properly attested. Within
‘Hflld limvr. will he ileharrt-d n recov-
icry. All persons indebted to soil! l-Zs-
'tlllf‘ are rcqutstcd to make immediate
I‘llylllflll to
Probate
DAVID ll. RAYMHND
. Allurinistizitor.
26th Infantry
Leaves Charleston
(”HARLFISTON. \\' Va. Sept 7
The 26th Infantry early Hula} ll‘-\'lllll'f1
slfl‘i‘lzil trains to carry it brick in ("amp
Dix. N. J.. whence the troops- (llllli
late last week for duty in the Logan-
Favorable reports continued in come
in from the Spruce Fork liitlgu re; on.
They indicate that the operation oi
mines was being resumed. and that
federal troops wero experiencing no
difficulty maintaining order.
6
GENERAL ASSEMBLY REI’NION.
.\’l'1\\' HAVEN. Sept. T.——.\lembcrs
of the General ASscmbly of 1921 and
oi‘ N'sslons which preceded it came
to ttu- seashore for their annual out-
ing: trwiay under the guidance of the
lugislntivp Club. of which Speaker 1’.
Vs'. Huxt'ord oi‘ thr last session is presi-
il(‘nl ‘
'l‘lw gathering: “'ns at (‘osey Beach.
on the cast shore \‘.l . w. in iii. . eazlv
afternoon. dinner ww: s: "\tftl. 'l'l‘v
grruter nulnher of nu Willi“ ~= to: ""Hl
the bvach by motor. ltlld the road:
leading hence “‘ltntns‘scvl
of machines during the l”l‘»° fOl'LnU'”
all heading for the rendezvous ‘-
lt was Stilll‘ll nit-mixers .
committee lll t‘l‘lprg- that no formal
Program hall in or made. it “'.:‘=‘l‘tlll‘l-
cipatml, howcvvr, g at “("4 disposln"
of lobsters which were tl.‘ hut lien:
on the sea fond menu th“l"( “(illld he
some Hiking ‘llllfl‘ of the warmer or
oi‘ tlir politics. '
Governor
5* lot”: slim“ un
"-" of the
Luke was among those
present. ~
ORDTIRED T0 REDl't'r-T FREIGHT
.. RATES.
W'ASHINGTON. Sept. T—Rail and
water carriers were authorized bythe
Inttrstate. Commerce (‘ommisslon to-
day to reduce rates on freight from
thr- Atlantic coast to Texas points by
way of Galveston. The commission
thereby reversed its former decision
in the case in which it held that the.
treductlons proposed l._\* the Mallory
and Morgan Lines wrro
except in certain particulars.
cRossrjb LAKE MICHIGAX'IN
RO‘VBOA’I‘. .
CHICAGO. Sept. 7.—-—Seven students
of the University of Illinois and thr-
NorthWesternUUfib-ersi‘ty. who set. out
yesterday'to cross Lake Michigaruin £1
rowboat. arrived in 'St. Joseph. illicit.
todav. without a mishap. according to'
-. . :ml' the order of Judge
, rim-i. This is believed here
i ‘ Jitneys will run until the
_ » rtt i'or October 11..
i
.4.
n
'word received here.
The GRomile trip
wns'made in 23 hours. It. is the first
time on record that Suckia trip has
Boom: (“minty district. when ulis
turbed conditions obtained Zil vital.
time.
not justified
on an
Work .Don‘ulnflm Clue ‘Btyleg;a
THE FAG DRY TO
FROM THE Honk
C memes-saw:
Continued from First Page.
that building there were 330 plums in
the school which will give sdmc idea
of its overcoming.
"I wan to report.“ said Mr. W'artl
when asked if the committee on
schools had a report. “that the schools
have [wen prepared for their opening
in the best manner possible by the jan-
itors. That is. they have been
thoroughly cleaned and some places
which tiecCed it painted and var-
nished." ‘
"I want to report mat the North
7 Center. Urooksideyand Putnam schools
need new heaters, It We don't get
them. the schools will )1: to close
during cold weather. Concord
and lieu-nylon schools . uters need
repairs. 'l‘hat entire item was cut out
of the budget .by the Board of Esti—
male and Taxation. We have a sur-
ficie-nt coal in the outlying schools to
last practically all winter. but what
good is cool without heaters?"
“\R’l- iii-hi't ltavr- money enough to
paint the gutters oi the roots as We
usually do If We use the money we
violaitc our law or the other. If we
contract debts. we may be liable to a
suit, The committee is reluctant. to
go ahead and use any money without
instructions 7'
"The firc—ccapcs on all schools with
Center and Rowaé'tOn schools has'e
been painted. The rooms damaged by
tirc in the High school have been re-
stored."
"The Board of Estimate and Tax-
ation allowed a specific item for a
for Center school and this IS
installed by the
company of chs Haven."
“Last year this Board of Estimate
and Taxation allowed 363100 for re—
pairs This account is balanced to the
nus-i uickcl tonight. and we don‘t know
hOilcr
lwlnl:
0",
“ neurones, Ell-la: .0 bolster! and
lcumonn of m ld on our easy
‘ .
mention.”
onptcod.
so renovating. satlS-l
lunar“ more money is coming from.
“-,, hmc 14 school buildings valued at
‘ g‘umn Drop “8 8 card or!$§f.l| mm Somv o: the buildings are
ltelephone 317 for represent‘u“ wtnlil and because ct ibis need more or
il-Ns ripairs. lliit tlze Board of Esti-
NORWALK MATTREsch‘fihlflkimuir nml Td\flll~>n cut out the repair
Franklin and Monroe 8:. Bo.
NATHAN a MILLER
General contractlnt, painting and
paper hanging.
Estimates cheerfully given.
Lemar r..- is:
. or. e -
10 Spring treat. Nat-walk. Conn.
WALL PAPER ANS PAINTS
l‘n.
is
m. m erziiirli'. tLis it can be seen
5thui the heard not interested. no
llllilll. r what tltv \' sax. in reference to
l”‘ q hools"
l \\‘;trd the twat on to describe“
1}.,-,\\ m. r. pair l“ in in the budget had
‘l-H n istimatcd lli soul that every
1 in“! been \wtiwi and inspeclrd
.‘nli
l . \
‘\
:ll.
i ' ulmi rcputu \m H int-(led were
NOW 1! the time to ”mt our hogs? y.. u . 'l‘ilt- sittiwi"! was figured up
a: tap...“ it: are... am...
0n m'ul p.90: and paints. 8376 (To!!! ”1-“1 l “1‘1" 3‘33“" . ll'l pr-r cent. and
20 to 40 per cent on labor and mate L. ~lu~l . ii I» ', wm. mori: before
rial. Alexander White. 35 Lowe 8L. .. t. .\ ..- mus. . n... Hoard or ”listi-
South HOWUk- . 4 .il iuxul. in; approval
' 3" J—T .. .,~. . .. 2.8-
Nag? Bros. Local and long distance P ‘1’» “‘1‘: ‘1‘,“ _. 1““:‘.>"‘r“f‘:;‘x‘1 ”
truck 3 of all kinds. Doll trips to}..,. ‘ .1 ”PM. Mr.
New York. Addres- 71 streak; ‘ .. ‘ !___ .. m”
Pica. 318. V1,... mzii « “an. to ( H lil .
'«il two rooms in
distance tracing of all kinda
a
phone 30}.
A. M. W005 I‘ER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Mt. Examlncr U. 8. Patent Office
PATENTE‘
5“ for Booklet of! Put-eh
i in Main 3:. Whinemfl. w
The
CLEARANCE SALE
Is in Full Swing
at
Gottlieb’s
.rct'oztt-l =1. . _
» - u m-k were availahlr. .
«um-w ~ nather Forecast . . .
. .- -;. ’ . r: is teach- - «V,
WILLIAM F. HOYT m... , 331,. . . , . ..
l'r- ““‘ L '1" ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . For Vorwalk and \‘ll‘llillvi l"
. .. 932. t. ausc, oi ill ‘ . .
REAL ESTATE til JuMmU 1' 1 ’90 night and. Thursday: slightly 9001":
It Is Cheaper to Buy Than to Build twitch: mum“ of night scliOOls came tonight} gentle northerly winds:
VBARGA'NS FOR TH'S WEEK R“ ‘ ‘isrussiou. Superintendent There is no well..<li.i‘ncii storm arear
“D loi~ “st-1'23“” holdin: a school cast or the: Il'oc‘lcy M'ouutams. ,but
1 lot. East Azenue, comer IOtI Buchxill~:_l “ling“ o‘clock hm“ 5:30. light scattered showrr‘s have occurred
$1.000: mortgage 31"0- ' $93519“. "‘il‘1.°t'\;.ro periods for those durin;r the last- 24 hours in u nai‘ijowi
"1 House. 7 moms._ East hows!“ cons‘flmg (.l N 0" .5. «rho had not bell from Texas nortlwustward to
3‘30”: mortgage 31‘0““. . “9d" 14.)}: ,- e.,.1§r‘gx~.uie. Night Ohio and along the Atlantic coast.
1 “house. 7 rooms. Last 50mm. contr‘lt'l‘“ ~. _';.L at: Co‘n‘vpulgor)’ undtr from Virginia to_Maiuc. The pressure
$35 a; mnrtgag" 33'0”". ‘ school srsf‘LJ at the lastkscssionl of is high over the Lake region andjlt‘W‘
g Infilliollse, ' roougs. La“ Nom‘k' the. m‘.pi}.f;m.e Superintendent Ru- over the St. Lawrence Valley. W.
'31.»). mortgage $...000. the L095“; loved but why”. night temperature is about normal in the:
loll-onset, ‘ renms‘; East No lk’ chanall 0%" ‘12..” lattendance is com- northern districts and no decided;
$4.51). mortgage “"0!" “hows a“. ' board voted to lave change has occurred since. yestfil’day
2 houses. 7 rooms. East Norwalk, pulsOl‘.\'- Tl“ ‘ ornin
- ' r - r . - it his hands and to hold a. In 3. g
$3.400, mortgage. $3.900. the ntillcr t i wuk or “m (is , i
1 house. 7 rooms. East Norwalk. special mew“g " a W . , '{F ,« - u . *RJ
5’ 7"": mortease.$2.500. soon :15 decline plans had be n WOF HELD To A“ 31;]: lC‘l‘l‘M. nun 3
.“l house, 10 rooms. East Norwalk, ed out. t t, .n ”e ”qr”. or .. . i
"50‘ “‘9” 6 3000. the fin< mm 1 i. .. .~ . 1
1 h'ouse. 7311530125, South Norwalk. vngraik a woman particihfilril 1” ”‘1’ BRIDGEPORT. Sept. 7.411,. arse;
54'000; mortgage 33 600 Norion ot‘ lll(- Board of Education. 115 Kable. who is alleged to have shot and
r 3 houses. 7 rooms south Nomik. sessiomner. She is I-lrs, llcrbcrt 0-,scri0il5l3' wounded hell-em Wilson.
$4.000; mortgage $2.600. gallard. who was recently al’DOln‘“d‘during an argument last night; was
: 1 house, 7 rooms, South Not-walk, to the board- Mrs. l‘oiial‘d took 3. today maid in $5,000 in the City.tt’ourt
$4500; mortgage $3.000. . great and active interest m the PTO‘ to await the outcome of Wilms ma;
Z$4150}l)9u:oftz 1.00:“, South Net-walk, cfidings 0f the board- t :hi m'orn juries. '
i .. . gage 1,500_ In a statemi‘m given ou S ' ‘r' i
l$415lll>9u§orf groom‘s: South Norwalk, mg Mrs. Pollard said: .J'il think in“; . , . l
" ' e. .. ‘ ’ ., ‘ , u‘ s cm W- . ‘ ' t,‘
3 house, g goozm'nogou'h Norwalk lthe‘ P? 1:11. Clian‘ngct‘llLOKZ-ircu‘mstfaces.l . - , - . 1
. ..’ .‘ ._.;‘ .1. ' _‘ -. , I
34590. mortgagedsmoo. ‘: a; illilfi“ i< 511““ time. I know that Will 00L!) (:REAM .
t have 2 family houseg.‘b¢/'uufmf”. 7.1,: jlnpl'OVG‘ the schools. l ‘ . _
”ante" farm" 4grea. . '5
Let me show you ”flat I h
. , a
My time Is Yours. Tel. 435. Va for “1"
WILLIAM F. nor-r
REAL ESTATE '
. momvmnm
We -vm_ubnr ‘your hm
Mr , ‘i ”an. ink
laud-mud goods. “mg:
ave ”we“: ~ a... w
l P. my. :—
l Va» and: Strut
been. made by oarsmen. ‘
- .—- ' "’f‘ l i I
CARRIGAN & mm. low and long; .2.
once Leary I: 00., Phone 1577. Bonnet , l, l-..
lots and Choreifpropw. l
' l
t 5.
.i.l.é
l‘.
i“ (V
\‘.
.1: school should be
‘ llv mom) i'm' this
.li “bur. cut out of
imiipt “Rt-(Ail,- itmiti of Estimate
i'.. \u l mu.
l
rllltil \lii
' .
‘.‘~ illiam O 'l'u)l« ~ :1 graduate 01‘
l»;, \\' York L'n‘ix‘ei'srb -:<i a resilient
Norwttlk. was r- t Jami. llilt'll to
limiul the cotilnierclnl iii-l'illllt‘lll Ol'
FUEL-1e SCHOOLS
Biglow Boile r ~
’7‘
stigma-yin. Van - . ,.
Mrs. Mary Eliza Van Tana.
aged and respected resident; of Nor-
walk. died nesterdfi'y, at the nanot- 87
years. For practicality all ofighgnagite.
the deceased lived in thb cipg..where
she had made many friends-filo? Emmi
of her demise with extreme; regret.
’uneral sen'ices‘will be held-at 2:3u
o'clock Saturday afternoon firnmmthe
lhome. of her daughter. Mrs. ~Arthur
‘VVheaton. 9 Isaac street. Rest. John J.
vaeiy will officiate. and in!“ will
be in Riverside cemetery- ' ’
Misay Was: ‘
Iskerderias. aged . nurse.
years. died yestqday at hissnomg‘ifio.
Bllsaj 1‘
28 Spring street,” He had been.
some time. Fun‘e'ral emit-es
heid‘from I’ndertqker‘mfid "£1 -
mond‘s \V’ashington street. tofibrrow
afternoon at ”2' o'clock. 'RveffiHJ
Jacobs will officiate and lumen:
will be in Riverside cemetery. . ' ‘
gar
Mrs. Anti-cw Young“. «57
Mrs. Clara 1513.? Hoyt. ‘wre.&tjlta-
drew Ybung. died at her home are:
30 years. Funeral services witl‘meld
at 2 o’clock Friday aflernofif‘*w.
George B. Tompkins will “le and
burial will be inmversl'de Mimi?»
n
Mex-at MSW K. St. m.
The funeral at Lewis K. hollohfi
wm beheld from his late nomgggm
John street. East Norwalk. onflifigifl-
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clbcfig fl.
James Benton “'erner will gim‘ te.
Interment will no. in Lake Viagfiiem’eA
tery. .
Today in
.-
. .
. , . . 3. .
an Street :
“'ALL MREET. 10:30 a. "
ther covering of short con .0 .i
oils. steels. equipments, momgm
food issues ’wasiuoted at 11.19. , .,
opening at today‘s ket.
Stock Mar
can Petroleum. Crucible Sielhme 96%
Electric. Chandler Motor. Am ,
Sugar, and Manati Sugar r
early gains ranging from liberal '« .
ilons to almost 2 points. Thewniml
side of the list was represented by
S. Rubber. Harvester. and American
Smelling Pl'd.. in Which substantial re.
actions occurred. “Soc" wasstrongest
of the rails. rising 2 oinls in'connec-
tion with the sale of 10.01.30.000 bonds.
Exohange on London was firm. »
WALL STREET. Noon.——-“Soo" ex-
l
c
i
l
tart u i
. rebel leaders will offers of money for
t
\Vcst avenue—yesterday. at 1:th off
i .
may: ,
“
7' ration on
One One-Hour Old m.
r»
_ K, . .
. l A most unique operation wad” piers,“
. ,' 3 . > formed by Dr. “‘illiam J. Tmflg,fl.
» 1-, ’ V the Norwalk Hospital. Siludtfijt‘hph
a oncohour old child was 036% >
ETADRJD. Sept. 7_-—~£Spafiish {amps upon for a fractiire of the IMI‘I'. The
in 310170.390 have advanced against re_.‘opemtion is quite unusual. an m“.
bellious'Moorlsh tribesmen there. and ”16‘ first ‘0 hr performed on a. ohfldol’
are reported to harm reached Tetuan that 8:9 by Dr. Tracey in his
and “Nation my: the Diario Universal. J“? career. 3
Dispatches-to El Heraldo from Me-l The oprmiimi is known as mph
liila state the. Moors have threatened ring. A portion of the skull. nearly on
With death any Moroccnns friendly to inch in diameter. was lifted {mum
Spain who endeavor to approach the 13mm “P0“ “1"?“ ll “'35 resting. The»
child appeared Just as happyzattenth.
operation as before. “"
the. liberation of Spanish prisoners.
This newspaper states that the 1922
class of recruits will be called to the
colmdmmédwt‘elyi . ,, ‘
Minister of Finance Cambo dc- r” it
clans fli'af Spanish expenditures must a
be cut mined-1W revenue must ‘3 3
be increased. and El Heraldo protests ;
Mute payment of 8.500.000 pe-
setas by Spain to the Sultan of the
81>le zone in Morocco.
Michael J. Gambin
A ‘ . Electrily the family wash. ..
~Electric A!
Plumblngh'l‘nnlng An electric w ash 11t 113
. ., om) ing machine pays for iise in
and J a short time and it saves
the wear and tear that
your clothes get from the
ordinary drubbing of old-
fashioned washing meth;
ods. They're easy to buy
and easy b0 install and
operate simply and sat!!-
factorily.
Till Hominy tiicmtttt
’m. 2846, , A 11 Reynolds St.
in Nocwalk, Conn.
Lamp Polarized”,
{filth and Cream
i
A aru'unk tor P31: gatvw ‘ ,
to“ pm 0 org-1h ,, ‘ * kg.
“a W media ..
mm. a no...
mmmmw
r. H. mm, a; son
Telephone 1.... IN!"
1’01th 1".
:67 Elmsamarou 5i:
pncttt 959 ,
ltendcd its gain to four points-sand
lather rails of the investment and;
speculative types were tn demands
' Cotton carriers were materially l
strengthened by the further rise in;
that staple and Wisconsin Central was i
conspicuous for a aln or 51.43 points.
Tobaccos. secon tarry Motors and;
steels. North American and Gnited;
Drug 1st pi‘d. were also among. The;
list fell back before noon. llowever.§
American Sugar reacting almost 3
ipoints with heaviness in Utah Copper
l
“'as‘and Mercantile Marine Pld. The furl*
Buchanan ~iher rise of British Exchange was 8.1-;
iribilted to extensive purchases of cot-l
ion bills.
per cent.
\VAL STREET. 1:30 p. nip—Mexi-
4can Petroleum again asserted its lead-
:irship at midday. showing an_~ 6h
‘trcme advance of 5.1-4 poi-tits. Gen-
,cral Asphalt. Pan-American and
iHouston were highrr by 1 1-2 to al-
‘most 3 points. Great Northern and
-Northe'rn Pacific were included
‘lamong the stronger rails and equip-
(thi High School: Mis< .l .t «A l’lslil‘O“ 'mH“; “15.0 improved.
lWl" rv‘comm- riiml us iv ni 1 iii spun-l ‘ ‘ _..
' - u: "s. .li 1 > 3:458. \l‘ ‘ v v >
ll:l"l.ill:illllll‘:”\‘.ti.~\l: :‘xolrliml ml: as Flilw lBRITISH “IINISTRY NOT
lFllt""‘ Chilly ‘ii in bi r ’l'l' ul>lii'l""‘ AT ALL IN AGREEMENT
"1.1.x- \\('ll' :lpll'iAtil (ll
muting m' “it. l-nuiti
l
l
l [1 was t’i‘poltra that il‘. ‘vi'l‘.\0nll(’l
till ll- schools lll‘v\\ ttumiu n-il ill.
l\'.l Ei'l iiii‘lm‘u-il in High school lll‘
:ti- Jumur High fitslrliclrtrs:
lt'til‘h0'l'fi. and lil simmwisnrs.
Es: i Ul"ill'>l
1“ LIL:
1]ll liii it :.»~l :~zigai~r§nh.“d}.n‘3~
l TL. millmv “i“ Supplies revamp.”
lth;: ll‘: box: iiimks and supplies for
3,“. h... - m; of schools had bet-n Ml"- .out that some of the headlines at?!
- - . ‘ . ,‘wx ““‘l
htmllngs of paragraphs in Amct‘m .
i
l
\u :e on hand.
: "l'lfil‘ll T" . ' “ ”
5r \ rw ::-:t mm l-‘izmk Gi'vem‘l‘» “Wm llF'VVBPRPF‘l’S referred to Eamonn ads" TE}: :)2, . $-24
l"... ii\ a“: - ' 4"“1' 0‘ glil‘lf‘ SCh‘H'lS "“‘l l Valera, the Irish Republican lg. men: .._ » '
”flu‘un.‘ . .. \‘t‘lllol srlaool. ask-ill): . refusing dominion status and ho}. a:
I”... I... l: l ":‘mi lwrnusr- oi :l! lll'allh lout for separation. whet-ens. hisfic ‘ ee
km” 1...... u. . lmi apprmml. _ ‘positton. ii is t]l(l‘.llitllll0'd. is that a.
‘ Itm , H .‘ weaning. oi Hartioril. in dominion status has not been exam?
or Door-d of Education.
Stair funds for Ameri—
lit lri‘w:
"I “omen." that the board has the
interest 0-; the children at heart. The
‘ thorough business men.
absolutely the best with
he way that. they
.members i‘“
lané are doll". ‘
lnnancial .-U~..ilittons t
iare. ' l f
l “I feel persona“) that the p90!) e 0
‘Norwalk ltamn‘t the right. ldeaoflf thé
llloard 6f nucleation. I wish that the
mothers would attend the board meet-
ings. so that they would know exactly
what is taking place.
“The members Mereo’pen a”
board about everything.
, a; stgalghtforward manner.
, , ’“I think thatgtheBoard of Educa-
' tion has mammary criticised." '
i
‘1 iXi (‘llll\t"
nd above
If anything:
. ,needgd explanation. they stopped "the
1‘...“ tn’ieeting and explained it‘to me. Any
. ' .‘questionlthatrl asked was answered in * .
Continued from Firs Page
lemonsgand it was rcportmi that? the
prime minister would confer wit“ til}
sovereign today. possibly be‘. '
non-“to the Irish Republicans '
'ally rotted.
i LJl'lilJN, Sept. 7
'publicily department . to 'ty
.~—"l‘ho Slim. Fain
hotness]
The diflerence between :Jcold.
creams is enormous. and must're-r?
celve consideration: ~We ofier‘ and
recommend our Peroxide scold
(item as one of the smoothest.
whitest and medicinally perfect
cold -'cre‘ams on .tho markets!
You‘ll be delighted with its odor.
and wjth its lack of greasemjusti
try it and forget. the others.
i.
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Call money opened at 515‘
,3»;
and. therefore. could not be relus‘ediii
MAKE...... -‘ .,
THIS BANK"
YOUR BANK
l OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Gm both.
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co
0
Courtesy always is the ‘
rule of every officer, and
employee.
1310 North Amn-
Between Oak and Center 83-.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-?
Second hand parts and tire- v:-
iit my make o: as:
You will find the ell:-
ploycs of NIH llhilk peo-
ple whom you Wil be glad
to know and deal with.
You will find the ofliceffi
always read}: to advise
, and assist you with good _
nature and good judgi-
lTii".l‘l.. You Will find. in
atmosphere of good cheer
inside nf‘ our diiOi‘S that.
will invm- you to come
back. "
Dorlon House
Shore Dinners
All m or 809 road
Shh. Chops and Chicken
Don ’t hesitate to get a!)
quainted With us. Evety
department of banking
conducted cfilri’ent‘ly. Sail-y
ings accounts started with
as small as $1.00 and up.
fl
'A La Carte
in .
‘iEnrollment
.
—-—*&.‘s-».
)‘K
29-Sept. 9
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3.
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THE STORE THAT MAKE‘S’GM a ‘
‘ 3.9%-
. 9-" H
Newell 8: Murray
cum-mess AND FURNISH!“ .
163 Washington St. , $34 New .
MID-SUMMER sA’m.
480W ON -—.. ' 7‘
FALL TERM
Day Classes Commence
Sept. 6
Big Reductions _ On All or >
Lotlung, Furnishings ml 1;"
, Hat: is - y j
' Evening Classes
Sept. 19
MERRILL
BU SIN ESS
COLLEGE
my Human. cm
‘ 3mm;
, mom: 314.2
That'- the aid-ll 7 as. our
accompanies the first. mount car-1
.our ice Cream. Youhcan't hotel?!
express yourself it w- , rr- .
when our cream is made the bet-é
way it brings forth the heel or
precision.
Ice Cream is more than o‘ tinting:
tickler—lt it truly one of the-gm ..
foods we have—alwgysmiln?m It
always appealing. :- 7 ~ ‘
tasted our brand you do was”
what good Cream hi. . .
I!
#4,
cTextileStwe
assume: SILK ,
.. “We .
was week $1.95, yd-
1». .
Norwalk Chronicler