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_, WANTED
vi‘lflb Yoang girl
‘ I'll 5t
seer. 14,53
Wants, To Let, tornado, my out:
LASSIEIED
Two Cents a; word; minimum charge 500 per No.3
to do ligitt'
l ~.~t'W-’)rk and take care of baby.
: store-ilvlme.‘ Jeanette. 56 South:
i‘rlahzmkemo.
«in r:l)~(1haxnbermaid. Good 11me
to right party. Apply at once, Hotel
WAI‘ITEDmGlrl for
work. Tel. 1:135. Mrs. E. S. Ada
4 Westport Ave . . . .
general ”house-
(:15.
“Airman—Antiques. high
prices
paid (or old-time (amine. vmaq
hognny, cherry, maple, pine, etc, also
did china.
that Is over
glass.
100 years old. I).
anything of merit
A."
M§‘t'in, 205 “‘estport Ave., Phone
1 «o
n...
‘1
than: $1.00. Gaps Double Price.
Yb
:
. BUMESS‘NOTIGE
MALL mm 'A’D-
VERTISEMENTS ARE
STEWTLY‘GA‘B'H
Telephoneloi‘ders for this ‘kind of
advertising is accepted only as an
’pAiN-rma'ANo PAPER Hxnomc,
I Would be pleased 1titres‘timate
i3 Fiat Street
-Union Help
and
. wor . .
_ . - DAK£Y J. SMITH
Tel. 2335
accommodation to our patrons. and
immediate collection will be made
tomobile in good running condition.
Water St. Max Berger.
WANTED—A girl as waitress.
a?"l‘homus Chocolate Shop. So
Main Street. South Norwalk.
Apply
uth
WHITE!) :- lxperienced operator
fitting room.
Union St.
in
Tristrum Shoe Co., 8 walk.
3
domestic nurse.
h..."»
Tel. 399-14
WAIJTED~Work by the week by a
WANTEDm—Younz man. who is thor-
t oughly experienced .n
lioniestic: and Linens.
wanted The Edw.
Haven, Conn.
WAl‘l’I‘ElL—Experienced saleslady
cloak and shit department.
Shop, 21 North Main.
selling
\Vrite, giving
age, details of experience and salary tires.
Matty. Co., New reasonable. Call at
in
French
{VA NTED-Experlenced operators
on
Shirts, sleevers. tellers neck band
runners-i.
and neck band «setters, .to
earn $18 per week. steady work. Also
experienced sewers on plain
machine. LE ROY SHIRT
négdle
.tWo of them new. A fully equipped,
eon SALE—so. quarts of~milk.--Sulze?
Place, Mansfield Ave, Darlen. Conn.
FOR SALE—Small touring oar‘in ex-
cellent order with flve..good- '
comfortable economical .car. Price
$300. 9 Harbor View Ave, South Nor-
FDR SALE—A Dodge runabout in
good condition at a bargain. Must
be sold this week. Call at _11 Union
Ave" uptown.
FOR SALE—Ford Touring car, 1917
model. good condition. Four new
Engine in good condition. Price
35 Fort street,
East Norwalk.
FOR SALrE—-In vicinity of West ave-
nue. 9-room house at bargain. Write '
Box House. care Sentinel.
.1 1
FOR SALE—White oak, 8 hoops!
teed not to taste woody or leak. V‘Ve
know our quotations on large lots will
. . ' will. overhaul
Can. be bought at a baigain. Call at 40‘” .. .
Ignition and
ialty. All we
90.
Phone '34?
mascara
' co
won news. we and All
1101' or Av...
Curlingd Gutters:l
on guumto
telephone :1? tot
paraffined, 50 gal. barrels. guaran-I ‘NORWALK MATTIEBS‘CO.
Franklin and Monroe
oeu'raALwBA thence
EXPERT 81110
and repair your w.
in your own gangs.
l: tom. 3
=~:“
W. J. LYONI,
. :80":th
MASONRY-SG’ARPENQ’RY
G SW A.
Item '
Plano
I. OLKRK
.80:
mt. m a: W
Work Done In First Clue Style.
_-.
0 THE Facvonv TO
FR M THE HOME
ope
Dinpnosoardor
out gun. And.” renovating. MUS-3
representative
6t. 80. Not-walk. ”1"
interest you. Reynolds Poultry Farm,
TO LET
T0 LET—5 rooms at 176 So. Main St.
All improvements.
Kossuth .‘t.
Mike Olean
. 20;
TO LET ~l’lat. 4 rooms. steam heat;
couple- preferred without
Apply at office Dr.
Washington St.
children.
J. ll. Slomon, 102..
TO RENT—Store light and’suitafi
[or any business.
inmun street.
225 East XV
Inquire next
r012. RENT—-—Stomge Space,
now furniture. Heparate
.sernl-nre proof building.
00-1! and Storage Co., Inc..
.11.:k. Conn. 'I‘el. Westport 47.
ash-
doom
hotne—
rooms.
Hubbell
Sausa-
We
mao negotiable warehouse receipts.
.4
O. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Office A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store, South Norwalk
Lincoln Taxi Company
UNDER NEW' hlANAGmT
First Class Service
Careful Drivers
CALL OR“ 7s ANYTIME
Phone 997
I Railroad Ave,
80. lot-well
CARD OF THANKS
Vt’e take this means of thanking
our
many friends and neighbors for floral
wreaths and their kindness and l
inn hand extended to us in the d
of our beloved mother. who
passed out of this world of trial
that far and beautiful beyond.
CHARLES ANDERSON.
ARTHUR ANDERSON.
MRS.
MRS. HILDA JONES
GEORGE BATES.
tell)-
eath
has
5 l0
LIL LIAN DAR RO\\', .
.‘i
Il-vw
I.
my Hall. “‘ednesdny.
1, 1921, at eight o‘clock. D. .
. u the following purposes to Wit
4| the commissioners.
H. ISIBENNETT.
FRED: GRE . ’OOD.
S. C. MARSHALL,
.Dlstrict Commissione
ified
NOTICE
‘ " Legal Voters and Taxpayers of
‘. nix-d istn'ct are hereby not
.4. name that the regular>au
nual
Hurt meeting will be held in Com-
Septeénberr
I To hear and act upon the report
15 To hear and act upon the report.
of the treasurer. . ,
-"- To vote on District Treasurers
iii-ml try ‘
Respectfully submitted.
l'S.
rung scuoor. non-:5.
Football Slot-ting.H1-Id in Awe".
The first athletic int-filing 01‘ the
bl}.
year
‘45 held lt‘Sll'l’dfl)’ afternoon in the
Asstinlih Hail. ’i'nt- mvr‘lms: was cull-
ed to 01-9. ' :nt l:l:'s lv_\' President Fran-
431.0 ”on twill-rill and basketball were
discuss“: i-i ttm mwmlucrs ol' the as-
fif'tlltllrili . l‘nm‘h “Rink" Reynolds
trade a short talk about the outlook
for tm tizmi tit pivstut. l—Ie asked
“sat l‘lOi'L students irrvm't for tootlmll
prance. us so (m not more than
twelve or fifteen mu: have reported
for tnnctice. (‘uptuin “Ray" Peterson
also talked to U11; candidates about
being on time. 'l‘lil'l‘t‘ o'clock was set.
for the time- of the practices.
Mr. Kirmuier handed in his resignzh
tion as vice—president and Mr. Taylor
was unanimously elected
Mr. Kirmuyer.
The talk then turned to basket
and :1 big question was rated who
a. coach should be obtained for
yahoo! twain or not. It
in pine
e 0.“
ha".
tllPI‘
the
was pointed
out that ill» basketball team had made
a. tlfi- mourn: that is in the Associa-
Iioti in their games.
I 'l\\"""l co ‘ti( Mnhon
son wcrv- :ippolntcd as u committc
Paul
Bu ms.
and Roy Peter.
cto
(Inf-k llilu .he "latter of hiring a coach.
the (timing or the lunch counter,
“1th v as scheduled for today.
poitloou-rl tall further notice.
" 16 Senior Class \t ill hold
in the Assembly
afternoon at 1:15.
—4 V .
Advertise in the Be
ntlnel for
was
a meeting the Squirrel Island
Hall. on 'l"hursdayt
i133.
FOR SALE—1929 Ford Sedan, starter.l
demountable rim, many extras, $475.
‘ .10 spring smog
NATHAN 5 MILLER
i ng
Highland Ave., Phone 1036. Gen contracting. 9mm anal”...
e - f
FOR SALE—Paraffin lined kegs and "gsiimltel cheerfully 703- ice
barrels. new. at lowest prices in N nan. Tel- “4'3 row
town. Call 935. 3. Miller. Tel. 1423-5 l' " '
Not-walk. Conn}
WALL PAPER AND PAIHTS 1...”
FOR SALFr—‘Ne'w barrels and kegs,
_oak. guaranteed not to leak', '5, 10.
lo_ 2:). and 50 gal. 50 to~'100 per cent.
cheaper than anyone else in town.
Also used barrels-and whiskey bar-
rels. leynolds, Poultry Farm, High.
land Ave.. Phone 1036:- _
Phone 318.- . _
mammie”mm. local
aniiontlm
office
Tht:
“llpug;
(Continued f'trom Fir-at M).
( .pay held up: lads prevented from en-
tering college becauaegit is alleged. the
Bridgeport office, lulled
properly and men-placed in positions
. for which they were not fitted. These
are some of the metatthat are to be
rinvestig-ated. . ’
“The BridgE’DOPtinfiCé is atgood idea
and should be retained.” some of the
members of the Godfrey ipost, are al-
deged to have “said at the
list night." but ache personnel of the
office should be shaken up."
.The Red Crosd here had made er-
_. forts to help the ear-service men in 139%. ,3
eVery way possible‘ and in still doinglflltemaxional :Pflpel‘; mm 0615
ten, American
3: (One' Fllg l.’ ) n_ as well as the i 'zle
for June. Ladie.’ Ind fhildgg’g gait- Cutting gaginfftce of the Amer-it. ‘ legiaserxce
FOR SALE. ' ' ' ‘ ' Michel: and ,. am » Arm'me 0‘50“” 0*" theoilsesvrliieh
11 No. Main 8%., Bo. Not-walk, Ct. have been brought to the attention of
FOR SAIIE—«opassenger Hudsoniuu- 5““ “ ‘ *7 7‘» «- legion 0"‘0'3‘5 for in’V’elt‘lgiaition are
given below.
limited because the majority of the lads
are well known here; but ("'ery man's
name is on (lacrhonor roll near the
Norwalk armory.
w This is the case of
Bridgeport
1921.
anxious to attend college and told the
Bridgeport office in plenty of time be-
fore the
ned.
bolsters and
Hutu-«31.11 {matron on our ”133:“th a
before submitting it to the New York'
for approval.
been attended to immediately so that
man could have. gone to college.
man. up to today. has heard noth-3
t'urllit r from his case either from
New York OCflCQ of Bridgeport 0f~
'l‘lit- cleanup sound in Bridgeport in
item. promised to send an East
Npmvnlk su'\’ice_mnn to Cornell uni-
Vt-IMT}.
Hill 1
our homelngq "(Mauve-d" until after college was
n.3,! erl not her-n notified that he was
hilllllilrtl and he Vi'ns shy some
ill".
1918 Ford Suburban. demountable rim, Now is the time to paint
3285. Can be seen Sunday morning or and keep it from d - ‘0 3°“ (){n tit-«i
evenings after 6 p. in. Call at 5 “'est- rooms decorated. Ask for my pflcefij
port Ave. or phone 2153 Nor-walk. on wall paper. and pants. Save from, 1
" 20 to 40 per cent on labor and mate-AU j'
FOR SALE—Well built 6 room meander White, 3 we 8L,.m~- mt.»
house. all improvements: on high South Hui-walk. . . 7‘ slitilti i
ground: lot 1003200. New garage. . ‘ ‘ {9011' ‘-"
3. N Brombocalundlong distance-mu,
egg; c'ish. Geo. Mitchell. Telephone “10$ 0: m m“ M I " ”Elm-w.
' New York. Address 71 Geller-treat.“ I '
3.
ill it:
til
distance trucking of all wltinttl}
‘i-‘.f“.ORLI’NS, ' ,7
TIRE:VULGAQEEING SHOP
. ‘ an .
AUTO -ACCRSSORY STORE
89 West'woohlngton Street
AHA. WORK GUARANTEED
«:n
Mrs. {Andrewu apples from “A
Friend."
Olllt‘l' gifts acknowledga‘. \vcxea
quart oi milk a day from the \\. iiatSt»
ever Circle, of the King’s Daurli en’s:
Iweekly wash from the Nor-walk sh ..m
2
Laundry: ice cream from the Git-oi.
ers; jelly from Mrs. Daniel Keogh,
and Dr. Fawcett‘s professionakseau
vices. .
i’l‘he total attendance for 17 days
w'as 201. of which the largest any one
day was 16. and the smallest any one
day, '4. l
It was planned to hold a‘tag day on?
Saturday, the 24th. when the entire;
city will be canvassed from house to
house, as’well as the streets, and all
SQI’IRREL lSl'iASD JI‘BILEI-I.
SQI‘IRREL ISLAND. Maine. Sept.
lit—Fifty years ago twenty men
bought this island for a retreat from
city life in the hot months of the year.
formed a community-and gave it reli-
gion nnda local government.
New their children are. celebrating.
the golden jubilee of the establishment
Founded for freedom and fun modi-
fied by church and village regulation.
Association was
from the first on a basis of sex equal-
ity. ‘fi'omen voted with men under at
o
t
5- a
.
I
it I: Cheaper to- Buy Than to Build
.. BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK ‘
v
,i
We will buy your household
goods. raga. papers. milk and all
second-hand goods. Anything you
uvo. Price according to the W
it: at the goods. A sum. tool
dun.
Philip P. Mullen
I2 Van Zondt stroz
““45““! Good. Alway. on m
selectmen and
town or Norwalk will hold a session
.gigexagiing the qualifications of elect-
. . - it a - '
who can are requested to help in this. ;’ thosen wiomxshtdll 1bhee ffkcmrs
iSaxurday. the 17m
1921. from nine
noon until eight o‘clock in the after-
noOn, a
Hall, .V 'rth Main Street
voting disfiict:
on “he
shall havé been admitted or
before Saturday. Septembv; 2441:. 1921.3
they will be in session for s'ald put».
pose on said Saturday, September 24th.3
Squirrel Island Community that led to Dated at Noaflralk, this‘liitll day of
the founding of other colonies all the S€Ptemb§ifif§1 AKIN
way from Killer-y to Sorrento. ‘ * ' T' M ‘ v" -
:PHILIP H. HEIDI-\G.
. NOTICE
. . Admission of Electolo
notice is hereby given that
the
town clerk of ‘i
the
oath
und qualified,‘
o‘clock in the tore~
the council room in the City -tee
. in the second #
_ and unless all entered
list as “to be made"
rejected
first
WILLIAM E. RIORDAN,
neonfih.
SelectmanHtétfitéze Town .of Norwalk. inn
ERT R. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
Woo-that
eing "anonym- ,
l‘iV‘.
OillceLent-y C CO” Phone 1577. Emithf' p. aw: ~ in wha:g’r refused to give
thIB 3‘3. . — 3 ’ , 3liim trniiii» g .i’ tl.- Bridgeport Trade
‘ ‘ 4 .3 ’ ,Stizriol I!) v lenient work as part pre.
3. WIILIAM’E. HOYT pt. ;;.., tor ill. electrical engineer
-. himself with Uu
- . “one company.
.mild he was okayed lui‘ the train-
‘ in the position he fmziui himself:
him yet.
shock in all his payments so that he
did not have. money enough ahead toiBritish Government. It was.
buy absolutely necessary clothing. The spected ,that the
Bridgeport office was asked for a loan 'would
under the act of Congress.“ but this was
refused hfm. ‘ '
’9
-
}{t' was under vocational train-
ing at the Bridgeport Trade school.
He was married.
has not been paid his wife although
the Bridgciltort offioe. promised to take
care of it immediately.
Here is another case 0: a man whose
name will not be given.
cit—service
ability which prevented him from re-
» n turning to former position.
L'H' '.
e I
to function
meeting
Names have been elim-
x. Died at,
hospital on‘ February 7.
Back pay due him
He was an
man. but sustained a, dis-
Hewas
{all scselon ot~ the college
The medical examination
the U. S. P. H. S. was held
Bridgeport office for a week.
It should have. !
Although there was the whole.
to work on the case. he was
“'iien he arrived there. Cor-
mr admittance showing that be
m \rr l.a\o been sent to the
tin.- first place. The man
up a good position to go to
unit when he came it was fully
later btmre the Bridgeport
all} although when he call-
it.» ltiiigczvort office. immed-
lii.» l"’lll'll front college.
lll
aqua.
was held this rnorningtat 9 otclock“
J. Finn officiated.
can international and adenine Guile
\ . .. I. . 3
macho "or “‘Mrs: ”on: Momma}!
The funeral of Mrs...1\nn McQuillritn~
from St. Mary's church. Rev. Thomas
Burial was in St.
Mary‘s cemetery.
Today in Wall Street
‘WALL STREET, 10:30- a. . tar—Ac.
cumulation of 'buying orders overnight.
imparted an active and strong tone to
the Stock Marketrat the-opening of 1.0:
day’s session. The usual leaders or‘
the on, equipment and steel divisions
Were the {cochlea features. Mexican
and Pan-American Petroleums, Hons:
ton Oil, Rayol Dutch. Baldwin Loco-
motive, Rallway Steel - Springs, ~ Amati.
rose 1 to 2 points. Central . .‘ her.
offit’e - '
wry negotiations; ‘
her of ‘Parliament and a leading n32: "
ore-tin the “memento: the Irish
truce. , “ '
abroad ” “as more
- Fem.
plalned. whre not. appointed to go to
Inverness in response to the primeifight after
minister’s invitation. but have been merits.
_ . Miss ‘Marie Sterling and the lifhvnéw
“0‘15 which. my 03‘ ,may 110$ follow ' year old son of the Lewis-33am attire:
the receipt by Mr. .Lloyd George of the hospttal and are doing well.
, t The police have had inquiries from . '
In some quarters. however. the fear ‘fiabei Lewis. of Sullivan street. New»
was expressed thatausefious éhitch33edtord, Mass. inquiring about Wit
had, occurred (in the negotiations bc- ltam J, Lewis who was killed. whom.
gm «WGLWMiWS 0‘7 “19- Dan ‘ she says in her letter was her husband.
Mrs. Lewis who was killedibedongetl:
Eamon 3. Damn. clad-rein moi; ’
George Gavin Duffy. who has served
The Dali mienlpotenfiaries. it was exs
(airmen-to cat-r3t on possible negotia-
the Dell Cabinet reply.
~admitting: grills}: Premier. The theory;
dl als tmlfllvlé high [If
er 0 were ma era y er.
8. Bean: 'was strongest armament
ties. ga ing 723-4 points. Rana—«made;
only slight advances and some o: the;
food an tobacco shares reacted mod-l
eratelg. l
W'ALL STREET. Now—unbout'
300.000 shares changed hands in the
further rise of the first hour. The.
pace slackened. however, and prices
gave way irregularly to profltotaking
before noon. Wright , tails and
coppers were 3 oat the only shares
to lag. although Northern Pacific.
Reading First and Second." Pid.. and.
some of the minor westeE-nn‘nd south-
ern rails were ctr-ans. Various incon-
spicuous. issues participated in the
early rise. notably Standard Milling
Prd.. Unibn Bag fluid Columbia Gas.
Heaviness was shown by food pro-
ducts. tobacco products and National
Cloak and Suit Pt‘d.. the latter making
a new low record. Call money" opened
at 5 per cent.
WALL STREET.) p. ‘m.~—The.de-
mand for stocks.continued to dioxin:
ish at midday: Melanoma-aged the
shorts, who extended their’commitl
ments in oils,.steels and equipments.
Leaders of those groups. notably Mex-
ican Petroleum and United States
Steels, Baldwin and “American Car.
fell moderately under yesterday's}
final prices.
Weather Forecast '
-—n- . < m.
For Nor—walk and vicinity: Fair to‘
night; Thursday cltmdv; no change in
temperature; fresh northerly winds.
The areas of high nndléw pressure
are moving across the country with a
normal velocity for the season of the
year. Pleasant weather prevails this
morning in the eastern and unsel-
tled showerr weather in the western
districts. The. temperature is slightly
lower along the northern border. but
no decided change has occurred east
of the Rocky Mountains.
SINN FEIN REPLY
- NOT SENT TODAY
.1 ii-‘c imfitbilrge term. After
weeks of non—action. the man
X- w England
'l‘uo weeks Lil'-
This has. .cf course. put him
grownup mum: A finer: PRESI-
n
DENT. ' ’
At a m eting of the Board of Direc-
tors of th
Bank held yesterday EdWar-d Beard of
Fla! Hill Road was _ =... .J ,
President of the bank‘to an the x-a-tthe Past fie“ (183° a WWW bend that
cant-v caused by the death of John H. ftlfcir comrades would‘ soon befi‘llberat:
KnanB-u 7 1 , 3 '“d
Mr. Beard has been a. director of the.
day Of September,3bank for nearly thirty-five years and}
:is chairmni of the Appraisal Commit-
South Norwalk‘ Savings
elected Vice-
;Rliemnataint! K‘TWonder, 3
. _ , \from nine o’clock in the fornoon untilj , 3 , _ ' 1 . - , .;
of ”)6 Mame “mm“ _ 9°10”) idea. eight o’clock in the afternoon. and not . A W03 .Thatz.8hould >39
lite.) (11:35]: ttuclatth “inlet Edging! afterwards, iin “1g town court room’: In’x” .. .713“! I ,
0m“! 0 9 P 0938 0 4 a e v'al'street n t a first voting dis- 7 ' n
before 1871. it was the success of the trict. ' Every “me cabinet in no in
fract'everyjtoine should have: bottle
sot .Dr. Semis' 11th (the
{-iro‘nder ‘liniment’l;
irelief .r to.
sni'l‘ ere“, 01W .
sciatica. lumfiigo:
" ~ ' .' "and Forcin‘flifim“ '91 We”.
ZGalrloch. Scotland.” to
l\'alera's inquiries re garding the terms
lest note
3\\'(‘l‘(‘ expected to arrive here during
ithe day.
‘It zines annotate
pains
(Continued trout First Page.)
bea r Mr. de
' ”MRS. Went-m engineer).
tsion today decided against immediate
fore ‘ it Mfmc was reached. .
WWII! ' prime militant“ indicated un«
willingness to proceed on 'the line
suggested. IQ mentors left the Dail
Cabinet unflmbflunjts‘ to seek a.
fresh formula. *
. a...
firs.- Howard A. Ailing, of 11 Bur-
bank street. .while driving her car
dowu South Main street, turning into
Henry street; his! night, was run into
with“?! '5‘ the Sim! the root’oiz’“th'e car. They said 't’fiit'il
via); the :first accident of thin,nam ”
on the electric system. The fact
a wire hnid sagged’ 'W‘as det'
n-Wrs was that the cour- 1 ~ .. who»
i . . . , ,7 n he“ Rochelle and the child
intimate-3: «commonly to Mr. Lloyd survived was born in that mace.
lGjeorge to, sound out the situation be- ‘
No. 7 Main St.
Continued
'Building Lot forSfltc
A “very good lot on ARCH 3mm
. for sale, size 38x170, no better Incl;
tion for a home. For particulars
CAUSED ramp, A,
“ ‘ “nanometre
from First Pm
we
the accident by measure? :
I
Ask John T. Hayes .,
by 9. Hudson sin car, the license num-
ber of which she. hhsand her car Was
badly damaged; Imthe Hudoon were”
three young fellows and three girls.
the men appearing to have been
drinking. According to Mrs. Alling's
story, the Hudson car was coming
down the street at a high rate of
speed. and the brakes were applied
when it was at Raymorid street. but it
proceeded, until. it struck her car
broadside. The damage to Mrs. All-
ing‘s car was considerable. but it is
believed will be settled.
COAL INQUIRY DELAYED
WASHINGTON. Sept. 14.——The sub~
-._committee meeting in executive ses-t
csumption of the formal inquiry in
theo‘oal fields pending ~conclnsi0n of
the murder and arson trials in Mingo
.county and the Grand Jury troceed~
ings in Logan County;
Electrify the fatally wash.
—Electric Al -
An electric we shing‘u‘
machine pays for itself in.
a short time and it savcoi‘,
the wear and tees that;
your clothes get from the
ordinary drubbing ofofi
fashioned washing moth
ods. They’re. easy to buy
and easy to install and"
operate simply and satin;3
factorily. ' "
2c? am'samorck 5?.
P. ONE 959
laid down in the prime minister’s lat-
to the Republican leader.
Lloyd George ex-
of certain points of his
fproposuls. and these were to be sub-
tmitted
Parliament
take them
re aching
continue
to the so that it
into consideration
a dv cision whether
or interrupt the conversa-
tions that have been going on .be-
:tnt‘en Dublin and London.
i It appeared certain that the formal
(reply of Stun l-‘cin Ireland to the
'Bl‘lllsh Government's proposals would
fnot be sent today, and that it might
ibe Friday before they would be read}!
3tor dispatch to Gairloch. where the
prime minister is spending his new:
,tion.’ It was apparent today that the
Imight
in
Livork of choosing the personnel of the
Irish delegation which 3 would meet
Mr. Lloyd George and member‘s of
the British Cabinet had been held in
abeyauce. pending action by the Par-
;1iamcnt continuance of the
l paritys.
litterances in Sinn Fein circles had
indicated that the partition of Ireland
was one of the principal stumbling
blocks to the carrying on Rhe nego-
tiations. but there was no indication
Vital {he recently constituted govern-
,ment of 'L'lster had altered its policy
on the
l
l
General confidence had .not been
'weakeued_by reports from' Gairl ch
got the arrival and departure-”of (2
Still anothr-r man whose compeiisa-§_Si,,n Fell} Cour-lets ,andw'ttqwas getter.- .
tion check for the month 1‘9 “‘33 Sll‘k ally“ believed thi}; delegates Vvonld “he
. s e orcr lot. .. n ,.,-..-... .,, 3 .
new and Used Tires ’and Tubes Sold $110069tm Eta t gfogue' f: r: , \ limits}? (id-lint 1m.“ (oil-1' mum. l
Prices Reasonable ,1 . Ol' gage a . 1" -. \' alt Iho is working as u lineman and no“
Standard Gasoline and Oils House“ 7 rooms. ”‘1’“ ‘ orw '.\\llt‘ll i'ii- is trying to cntwr coll- go till-
32.600; mortgage Shim, . 1,. n... m” e. i . . ..
n: -1 1 house '_ room: Flt \'o"walk ‘ltl x is: tort .)O..ll‘d. this 11.1..
_ PROFESSIONAL n _ ‘ ' ‘ . ““ ‘ ‘ ”(been reiiisml him i.) [lie board.
3""300; mortgage $100.», ‘ ’ \llrliliI-l‘ Vorwuik man “in w s
1 house, 7 rooms. Exit Norwalk. ,‘ . . 3 ‘3 “‘
DANCING INSTRUC‘HONS. g4 00“. morlz'igp Q3 000 ummdml H \ll‘l times “as i‘t-tus‘i-tl the
Miss Aller’s social dancing class for ’ '1 house ‘7‘ mains triad \‘orwalk ”ruining l.h mmiwi in» the Bridgeport
childrenwfll beglnkFridaF. Oct. 7. {i' (l 54 500' mortgage “‘71-,”- ‘ ’ oi‘iicc although “'ushington says that
oclock in Retlmens Hall, \\ ashingtun ' ‘ - ‘ ' . the ills-third <cldi‘r m-n cl‘ocw his
street, South Norwalk. 2 houses, I rooms”. Eakt somatic, ' "‘ ,’ “ ' ‘~ ‘ "‘ , '
$5.500; mortszaze $12.51!”. 'r’w“ “0‘“th . _
PIANO INSTRUCTION 1 house. 7 moms. East Norwalk. “Mm” M“ “""‘ ”4‘13"“ "mum”
3. ”Mrs. L. B, Tripp. $7.5m); mortgage 52.5””. in Lilltfl-Wlt'f‘lllllfigs lK'CilUS‘PVOT a 110:1 l‘t
Assllistnntd tO’Plglf.‘ Biart. Will accept a 1 house, 10 rcom;=. Ea“ NOW, condition. Another case of'the sanit-
mite now e} 01 earnest pupils $6.5W' opium. kiml was pharrvl in auto ’mechahtcs
Studio 92 So. Mam Street. 80. Norwalk J ‘ mortgago ‘ " ‘ x - -- ~ ' a .
Telephone 1091 1 house. 7 rooms. Sowh Norwalk."”“‘ ""3“" ‘1 “ ""‘fl" 3‘ m” ¥3hdg°p°rt
" 341,00; mortgage 33.0.... Tram Swim; Still another similar
"88' LOUISE CANFIELD 3 h0qus' 7 “Jame~ South Nor-walk. (in-5.x \x-nc urnmnl training Without pay
Private Lessons in Dancing $4.000; mortgage $2.000. , lu-mzuso ln- he not srrious handicap
Social Clan on Wednesday Evening 1 house, 7 rooms, Souih Norwalk, :tllhOllC‘l" g. g. .Amplmml as a private
Studio 9%.???“ Aminged $4.500: mortgage $53.00!» r‘lnufl'rnl' no: i-mniv‘t'd to make his
’ . ‘e Tel. 1838 1 house. 7 rooms, South Nerwalk own r. pilil’.‘
W 7 $4.5M); mortgage $1.300. " rn slit; ::i‘w'l’i‘t‘ rose of :1 Norwalk
. 1_llOllS“. 7 rooms. Soulh Norwalk_ mun. ;, 1.l~\~nv;in EllVl' him a state.—
S-l.o”": mortgage $21M“. ,mr-nt that i- “is unwise for him to “Cl
DAY $41_nl6¢)trse."f roofimBW's‘ou'h Nom'alk_“imxom- “'(HK Before he entered the
-'~' . mor stage a3. ' . sex-vi“: nu mun .\\‘as «grocery clerk
l have 2 family houses, beautiful requiring lltvllllll‘ work all the time (mil
homes, farms, lots and shore property. long hours. In spite of that Bridge-
NURSERY Let me show you what I have for sale 9°" “EC" m" “0‘ done anything:—
My til“: is yours Tel 435 . The clean-up squad at the Bridge-
a ‘ ' port office promised another local man got standing aloof.
h l . 1, WILLIAM F. HOYT training for a Former-Pm disability in
'I‘ e Seiitemier meeting: 01 I 9 Mr X thin accom Hailed as.
Norwalk Day Nursery was held yes- , [FEAL ESTATE igge 13-... U g p
tel-day altemomi (ll. 1‘- o'clock at the
”'home of Mrs. Christian Swartz. \Yest GET
avenue. Gifts oi' milk from the late“ ‘BQUABE Dm m . . . .
. , . 11-0. has not. been all t 3
John McMullen: milk and apples from February. ' p k D appomted
to precoed towniveraess.»
{where they
not. ex;-
Republican
take' any steps until after ".801-
and and McGrat'h’ returned to Dublin.
3 BELFAST. 7 Sept. 14.-—'rhere is a
theory here that the mission of Harry
3‘Boland and Joseph McGrath. 'vnn
iFein lenders who went to Gairlocli to
iconfer
George, was to obtain the release of;
Irish Republicans who have been in~.
gleaned? Siam “F‘eineirs living in Counw
l'l'vrone
t DUBLIN. Sept. 14. .
Prese).-The Daa' Ear-earth. -_at its «ses—
'sion here today. unanimouslfvapproved
3the reply to thevrecent provocateur
Mr. 'moyd George. the. British Prime
zMinister, regarding "the Irish peace
3 negotiations.
The appointment or plenipotentlar.
‘ f‘ESratAOvthe proposed conference at
,ito’dlscuss the settlement of the Irish
:question 'was approved by the. Dali
'Eir’eann. at its session here today.
The Dail‘s official bulletin announc-
ing approval of the- lenlpotentiaries.
says-thiswas done “ :1 view of a pus»
sible‘ conference .gwith representatives
~ of .the wmh'fiovmment."
The appointments of plenipo‘tentlar-
ies approved were those 0: the «1.3:.
lowingi’
Arthur Griffith.
5
founder of the Stun
Mil i . ,
They \\'t»!‘(' believcd to have,
greetsivcd from Mr.
gplanations
to‘
would: ’ngeet' Premier ‘ 77
‘Lloyd George ands-rainbow “attire
”leaders
with ~Prime Minister ‘Eloyd‘
have been ‘expressmg during" 3 3
(Associated
inverneeswlth British represematives .
Ta’ke'aloiig
3 plenty’cf film .
=’ VVE have Kodak film
: in the complete assort-
ment, autogmphic and
i non—autographicfi-aud
all of it is ready for .
-. results. 3 , ' i
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One feature ofon': Kodak depart-
_ men: is that through hciptul
‘ "Trifle-ism and friendly addrc we 2.
, . ,' - .» . , :
‘theip: you make good tinctures .
1 ' f better. . Come to our store and i
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GOLD. CREAM
i The difference between cold 3
i creamsds enormous. and‘rmust re-
. celve. consideration We otter and
”recommd our Peroxide Cold
Cream as one of the smoothest.
.rzwhltest and rmedlclnally perfect
cold creams on the ’ markets.
xYou’il-‘be delighted with its odor,
and With its lack of grease. Just ,
"try it and target the others.‘ i
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‘ " Preocrlptlon Phacm‘ not
3 [some mum. fiat-walk
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cxtflcStore
$2.25 Black Toma .
Special $1.49 yd.
Benton Gwp‘e «$3.50 ya.
’Tnlaiokiond :3Bark"§¥°wn“
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DIAKE......
THIS BANK
YOUR BANK, ‘
Courtesy always is the
rule of every ozficer and
employee. .
AJ‘A"~
You will” find the cm-
ployes of this bank peo- _.
p‘le whom you will be glad
to know and deal with.
You will find the :iflicero _
always ready to advise“
and assist you Wftl; good
nature and 5.0.4, judg-
ment. 'ch wi?‘ find an?
atmosphere of -.-» .1 cheer
inside of mi“ .3...» that {-
will invite you to come '
back. - *‘
~—..-p.ov-
Don’t hesitate to get ao—l
quainted with us. Every
departmett of banking .
conducted efiicihtly. Sav- -. f
lugs accounts tied with; ‘ u
315
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as small as $1 53 and up.
THE PEOPLE’S ‘3
TRUST €0.33 '1
That’s the usual expression no
accompanies the first moonini 4
Wheat)“. You can’t help no
express yourself that way. : 3 7
sinen our cream is made the beg-‘5
way itlu-ings forth the be!" ‘
pression.
Ice Cream is more than a :
fielder-4t isr‘truly one at It:
foods {source-always mfl
always appealing.
tasted our brand you do not “0'
what good Great Is. 3 Q '
comer. Shoe
If your haven
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