,f -f \"'
Thu? run...
W'lnts, To Let, ror Sole, Business and, Won-1 coeds, Was Ad“. -
LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
I e 0 Cents a word; minimum charge 500 per issue, 3 times $1.00. caps Double Price.
WANTED
WANTED
An I'llllilliyee in every factory
m ll'." Not-walks to sell silk
lunlm‘y direct from manufacturer.
wonderful bargains. Sell on
sight. luarnnteed perfect. 'Here
is a chance to double, your pres-
cnf wages.‘ ‘ ' ' ' '
Write F. .1. Thompson
111 West 42nd Street.
New York City
BOY WANTED
Mu .tlw neat in appearance. accurate
and willing. Apply in person. mom-
was
Maples 8r. - Goldschmidt
WAN’l‘lCI)»»Two good carpenters for
instdn work. C. 'I‘. MacDonald, Tel.
1326 Raymond Terrace.
WANTED—2 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 300d location.
Write rooms. care Sentinel.
. . .- 49-4
WANTED—Young girl to do 1‘ ht
housework and take care of ha y.
Call at store, Mme. Jeanette, 56 South
Main St. .
WANTED '(‘luunliermald Goad home
to right party. Apply at once, Hotel
Mahuckemo.
BUSINESS NOTICE
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
mm. WSW AD-
. VERTEEWARE b unload liehcstim to
I would e p case 0 a your
STRIO'l'LY CASE - . work , .
Iolepimne orders for this find of OAKEY J. SMITH
13 First Street
CENTRAL BARB!!! 3H0?
; - (Ono Flight 1))
Ladleo’ and Children's Hair Cutting
n 89061313-l
Michel: and no
11 No. Main 8!... So. Not-walk, Ct.
Tel. 2585
.-a
advertising is accepted only as an
accommodation to our patrons, and.
immediate collection willbe made
for some.
' FOR SALE
', sion to try Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle.
the film comedian. on a charge or
(Continue?! ”on Page
u.
an). ..
' SAN‘IERAN cxsco. Sept? leg—m..-
murder or-manslaughter in connec-
tion with the death of Miss Virginia.
Rnppe, film actress. is expected to be
made. by District Attorney Matthew
Brady today. '
Arbuckle has two separate charges
peflmng against him. In one a cam-
plaint sworn in police court by Mrs_
Belmont. friend or Miss Rappe, is
charged with murder. Following this
charge on last Tuesday night,
'Grand Jury indicted him for ‘man-
oaughlter and the true bill is to be
returned before Superior Judge E. P.
Shorfbali some time too" -.
District Attorney Brat. announced
”that he would confer with his assist-
ants to determine on which of the
—==.—— — - — —
EXPERT £1710 M
will overhaul nnd repair your out.
an: nuke. in your own canto.
Ignition and hung systems
1431?. All wot summed.
FOR SAI.‘E~—’—7=plece Mahogany dining
set. oriental rug. dresser. bed. this.
sion library table, desk and chairs.
etc.. 44 West Ave., Nor-walk. Tel. 1769.
FOR SALE—Ford Runabout in A-l
condition at the 'l'umpike Garage. :
150R SALE-Pig and 4 horses,
tom. estate. Apply Elizabeth
tom. Darien. .
FOR SALE-4917 Ford tourin%.. Newly
overhauled. good tires, $20 . East
Side Garage. Phone 1551, Nick Muga-
vero. 8 Seaview Avenue.
FOR SALE—~12 rooms. 2-family
house. r in in Conter.’ lot about
60x175, al improvements except
heater, going out of town. Will sell to
lliing‘hlem bidder. Write S. 11., core Sen-
e z '
FOR BALM-passenger Hudson au-
tomomle in good running condition.
Can be bought at a bargain. Call at 40
Water 'St. Max Berger. i
:1”: w
Law- . W. J. LYON.
Pinon. .2041 10 I
.11”-
110 Taylor iv... 80.4%de ct.
Gin-hing G Lown inning, Con-
crew and‘Tar wan , ..
Work Mn’l'm‘ehoo§wr ~
mom THE FAci‘onv‘xro
um “9
albino: of. out
WANTED—Girl for general house-‘
work. Tel. 1335. Mrs. E. S. Adams,
4 W'l'HlpOTl. Ave.
\‘V A N 'l" [SD—Antiques, high prices
paid for old-time furniture, mo-
hognny, cherry. maple, plan, on!" also
old chin, duo. anything of merit
(hot is over too years old. D. A.
”Wu, 205 Westport Ave., Phone
WAN'l‘llea-mA girl as waitress. Apply
ot‘Thomas Chocolate Shop. South.
Main Street. South Norwalk.
5—1. ‘ ..- fi g—_‘
WAN'FEDQ’r-Experienced operntor in
fitting room. Trish-am Shoe Co., 8
Union St.
THE HO“
~ no
(1!
Place, Mansfield Ave., Darlen, Conn.
OR'SALE~—Small tourin cart or» nommsunfihess co.
.t celletntthorder withAflvelggood 21m. Franklin and Monroe 8!. So. No
m o m new' n" ” equipped’ ‘ ‘ NATHAN a. much
comfortable. economical car. Price
$300. 9 HarbOr View 11%., South Nor- Ggonl eonnncti. n3,
Estimates cheerfully
A.
walk.
L ~ Nathan. Te .
FOR SA E—A Dodge runabout in 8. Miller. T01; 1‘23.
good condition at bar ' . IS I
a gain lust '10 8 8 Street.
.colLv
2%
~ own. lotto
311 Jon. 911 0111'
FOR SALE—80 mmofunilk smut} ‘ all!!! ma not" to
mitt.
ninth: and
two charges he would bring Arbuckle
to trial. It was pointed out by Brady'
that should it be decided to try the
film star-”on charge of manslaughter
and the murder charge is dismissed.
Arbuckle would be admitted to ball.
Under the California law, a person
Med with murder cannot obtain
bail.
, The coroner'tfi‘nmst into the
.dezth of Miss 1?le was the most
important feature of ‘the Arbuckle
case yesterday. 'The’ ‘ coroner's jury
returned a charge'ot manslaughter.
Telegrams were received by Dis-
trict Attorney Brody; asking him to
prosecute the case Ytorously. Ar-
buckle. too. received. celegrnms. eight-
rcen ot‘ them. tfio.conwnts~ot which
were not made public; The telegrams
ta Arbuckle were sentin care of the
chief of police.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 15,—Dis-
trict Attorney Mptthew Brady last
night tit-snatched a telegram assuring
Mayor 1.. G. Hodgson. of St. Paul.
that he planned to prosecutcwhe case
against Ecscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle
“most vigorously." Brady's telegram
in answer to one. from Mayor Bods-
son urging him “to fight this case to
a finish." follows:
“Your tell-gram received. Assure
you and good people of St. Paul that
in spite of Arbuckle's money and in.
fiuenm; the case will be prosecuted
most \lEOrOllSl). Depend upbn me to
besold this Week. Call at 11 Union
WALL PAPERAND
Ave, uptown. PAINTS
FOR. SALE-Paraffin lined kegs and son.“ Hamill.
WANTE”"'WOFR by the week b a ba- s w . . ’ W.
(lolllmlllc nurse. Tel. 39944. y tomireégunggé. at 10“?“ prices in Na manhood and ions dlm‘ Continued from First Page.
WAN: . .. true as o: nil kinds. Doll trips to}
FROM“ 0““? man, Who is thor- FOR SALE—Well built 6 ' r N" York. WI 71 COL! ML.
oughlf' experienced in selling 11 . . oom pm 313. 11,90 Day‘s or Norwaik was elected
Domesl (is and Linens. \Vrite, giving ouse. 3'“ improvements: on high . ' - 7 'Y‘- lumxporurl' Chairman or the organiza-
411:9. mm}. of ..xl,eri..nce and ”my ground: lot 100x200. new garage. cmxdm a. FLTNN. loo-1 “31mm“ and Miss Lena Yuanghln t
mum C(nm Edw. Mullty CO" how Part “1811' Geo. Mitchell. Telephone mm“ melting of ‘1‘ kinds :\‘vw C'm'i'm temporary accrual-Ila: A0“
. 'Hlll. , ¢ . . . 1 _ ..
1861. . omce Lent! a: Co.. Phone 1877. Bonn prulllicax; women m me count). Wm
' “ thwart :mv uttmnpt go defeat justice.”
FOR SALE—Ford Tourm car. 1917 N0" 19 “1° time w mm In“! a,
model. good condition.gFour new“ml 3-999 it tmmdecnm o r’i
:‘ires. lagging Hi goodzsconlflltian. Price $0133 flatmates“!!! ‘0’ 33.9lce'F.AIRFIELD COUNTY
easona e. a at on street. "I" ' pm“ i VVO‘iEV FORM '
Ea .,,,_ 20mm cantonlnbornndmnto— i i G.0.P.
St momdlk rial MW do: White. 35 Lows BLJ
do my full duty as district attorneyto
i ORGANIZATION
WANTEDwExperienced operators on
Slnrts, sleevors. l’ellers neck band
runners. and neck lmnd‘ setters. to
earn $18 pPr week, steady work: Also
experienced sewers on plain: needle
Euchine. LEROY SHIRT CO.
TO LET
11‘} RF}??? 2 lm- Ekfurnlshed rooms
or ”zit muse er in , 2 '
street. South .N'orwnlk.p g high
TO LET—5 rooms at 176 So. Main St.
All improvements. Mike Oienn, 20
Kossuth St.
T0 llld'l‘~l"ln.t. 4 rooms, steam heat.
couple preferred without children.
Apply. at ofllce Dr. J. H. Slomon. 102
Washington St.
ran REN'I‘v—Hiornge Space. house:
old furniture. Be 1' _ rooms.
' nr fire 1) 11 ding.« Hubbeil
film! and Storage Co., Inc.. 831188‘
3".“1. Conn. ” Tel. Westport ‘7' We
‘ml nezotlnble warehouse receipt!-
0. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
011190 A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store, South
Lincoln Taxi 00min"!
INDER NEW MANAGW
First ”1388 Service
Continual from M page.
Hun
lllt'll,
(other. they were discharged-
Hrown and ’O‘Grndy stated
the car was stolen property. Brown avenue. First street. (‘ove avenue and! NOHCG is her“)! given that the
insists that he purchased the car for Fifth street from \Vashingunl Sufiet.ielectmen.and town clerk 0f the
8800. The incident of the revolver ‘9 (”9591? BOUIWW‘G; East Norwalk. glown- ofnhorwalk will hold,a'session
was explained when it was learned (onneciicut, in th? “L“ or Norwalkgglleggnng the q‘nliflcations $5819“:
that Halm'v hml mlvnnced the sum illul that hearing Wu] be had upon saldlthgge W21I mltlt'cll the “Peters oath
of $5 m Brown tnkin t1 _ ’ . petition and plans. so presented byes t» d ,‘0 51‘}, be found qualified,
.. .. e 1e xex one! the mayor and conned 01 said cxty, at' a I" a." the llth day of September,
as security on Brown's offer.
NOTICE
WHEREAS the Council proposes to
on
Charles street and Platt street In the
and Cedar
lay oht and construct sewers
Third Taxing District,
street. Second Taxing district.
NOW 'l‘horv'l'ore, Notice
given to fill persons
whose lands: may
city hall. second
o’clock. o. r:
to consider th-
and construu
“i311 d
a e at Ntrl'wullf. Connec '
'15th day of Senmmber. 1921ficun this
JE‘l [5.111). H DONOVAN.
Mayor or the (‘ity of Norwalk.
mm
L
' .y,
mm in the Sentinel.
Nor-walk
. ._._.._.
'-' -~i0n of a revolver which was found
”I um- of the pockets of the cur. Aet-
"HT on this the State Policemen caused
arrest» of the utter two young
This morning in court there
"Pine: absolutely no evidence against
that
when they said that Halsey and Stern
had been with them in the car. that
they meant that they had haa'riaes
with them. but that they didn't know
is hereby
be ff .
public hearing by the ri‘laggiegnttlhzttlmfi
mou council nl‘ Hm City of Narwalk
will be held in the coiuncil chambers.
tax it dis r
the 20th day 01 Septemlfer. 13213.8()?
Maylizht savings time)
proposal to lay out
sewers as state»
FOR SALE—New barrels and kecs. phono 363.
oak, guaranteed not to leak, 5, i
0 ‘7 .
15. 25. and '0 gal. 50 to 100‘ or c ntf , ‘ '
cheaper thrill] - anyone else in toil'n. (‘WILLIAMJS' no
REAL ESTATE
lAlso used barrels and whiskey bar-
Irels. Reynolds Poultry Farm, High.
land Ave.. Phone 1036.
ORLINS’
BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK
$2.600; mortgage $1.000.
1 house. 7 rooms. East
$3.500; mortgage $3,000.
1 house, 7 rooms. East
$4.000; mortgage $2.000.
1 house. 7 rooms. East
$4.500; mortgage $1.700.
2 houses, 7 rooms. East
39 West Washington Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
wow and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and» Oils
PROFESSIONfiL -. -
Social Class on Wednesday. Evening $4.000; mortgage $2000.
$4.500: mortgage $1.500.
1 house, 7 rooms. Souih
$4.500; mortgage $2.000.
TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE
”olive is hereby given to all per-
. . N '
sons liable to pay taxes in the City of orwfilk
Norwnlk. Conn. and the several Tax— .- , -
in: Districts of said city on the As- 415030113‘3’ 3 mini: SO“ h horwalk
sessmenl List of 1920. which taxes 3 ' .morthnge """"0'
shall become due and payable on the I have 2 family houses, beautlfu
first day 01' October, A. D. 1921. and
It In Cheaper to Buy Than to Build,
TIRE VULOANIZING SHOP 1 lot, East Avenue, corner lot,
‘ and : $1.000: mortgage $700.
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE 1 House. 7 rooms. East Norwak.;n_
Norwalk,
1
Norwalk. ! Bl
Norwalk.
. Ii.
Itwat-walk, , Sctl
$5,500; mortgage $351?!" _ , . . . . .
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS. 1 llou<e 7 rrmm= East Norwalklz‘lr‘" Cl“:- D' hum“: of Stanuord,
Miss Aller's social dancing class for $5 500. mo'rtnage Q... 3:... " Mrs. Isaac Knuap or New Fairlie-m,
children will begin Friday, Oct. 7, at 4 ‘1 11‘ m {0 _ XI“, l‘q‘t Norwalk Mrs.‘ Fonnk Ewan? or. Shelton.
o'clock in Redmen's Hall, “Tashington > 011-.., 1“ ‘g‘p . “ ’ ' Mrs. ‘l-Z. )1. Spam 'r‘bf Darien Mrs
street South NorWalk. ' “ $6500; mortgage $~~‘-‘“‘r‘~ - 1‘.‘ . - - . r ' '
. ‘_ .. ‘ .. Q . . , 5.111(‘3t flhompson Seton ,of Green-
1 home. 4 {00111}. .onh horwalkn . \ ,
MRS. LOUISE CANFlELD $4.000; mortgage 33.1300. ,wich. Mrs. JolmuA'dams Thayer of
Private Lessons in Dancmg 3 houses. 7 rooms. Soulh Norwalk.i“ estport. Mrs. “Hiram H. Jepson of
Club Classes Arranged 11 —- . , 1) 113‘ \i‘ss l‘uth 1’0 4r: i‘ ‘l -»-—
- _ 101159, 1 rooms, Snub Lorwalk ‘9‘ mg- - L‘ f ‘ 3‘” t 0 5‘“
Studio, 7 West A‘° Tel. 1838 $4500; "morlgflgf‘ 33.300. Jmam. Mrs. Merwm Johnson of fission.
1 housé, 7 moms. South Norwaik Mrs Frank Fitch of \R’cston. Mrs.
‘ ';1¥1em‘in Johnson of Trumbull and
homes, farms, lots and shore property.
I
be invited to attend the organization..
meeting to be held lu."Bridgeporl.t
, Septunbt-r 28th. The following com-.
a millt'es were appointed: ‘
Brunt-s.
} Mrs. Harry Sherwood of. \Vestport.
Mrs. W. H. Allie of itidgvefield and
lmm Theodore Steiner of. Bridgeport.
l Scintillation“. - . .
. Mrs. J. C. Downs 01: Danburv. Mrs.
“C Fleck of Bridgeport. Mrs. G.
\ Noxon oi Darn-n and Miss Lena
il'uengling of New Cannon.
1' Contmitteo on Organization.
Mrs. E. G. H. Selmnck of \‘Viltou.
rs. Gilbert llorncr or Dunburv. Mrs.
t\Vo.llace Mitchell of Newtown. Mrs.
John C. Sherman ol‘ Norwulk. Mrs.
Lelloy llcwis'ol’ strztgord. Mrs.
i’ierpont 01‘ Ridgeh-.ld.z
ill.
1 Lowe
Press).-—Bolivin today
demand for the inclusion
pate with Chile in the amend~
Ascmbly of the League of ..
lExperts will be given
to agree upon the question of.
competency of the League to take up
matters or this description. This ac—
tion on the part or the Bolivian del-
egtion wuss tken as n menisci-new
t“(Jinnah-notions from the
‘ ment. .
by}!
sh: " ‘
GENEVA. Sept. 1 .‘
Associated. ‘
time in “in.
La. Paz Govern-
_Presidenl: Van Knrnebeek‘ read a.
letta- this morning,£mm..Car-los Arn-
mayo. head of' the~861£vlen~ delays-u
tion. announcing the ifitwawnl .cf.
the demnd, and he announced £12.:
he had appointed WMnlp‘ra. of
Italy, Manuel Peralta,'of“Costa Rica.
and Senor Uritin. of Colombia. as ex-
perts who would givenn’ppinlon on
the competency of the" Assembly to
discuss a. revision of the “treaty of
1904. . ‘7
Bolivia‘s action withdraws the
quection entirely from the sci-Zion or
the Assembly, a the expertsfwill rend-l
er a report at the nevl.moetlgg__ or
that body. " ’ _ "
Pnosmonioox-
wooo. moron.- '
oUmLAN IN TILT
(Continued rm hint swat. .
street. on cannot park it saloon Main-
street. Norwalk. between Hoytldtreet
and W'innipauk. "
The court stated that “itmcould, not grew worse.
accept such interpretation. _
“In these cases anti!) others which
have been brought to my attention.
as prosecuting attorney.“ said Mr.
Lockwood. "complaint has been made
to me against drivers of vehicles for
allowing their cars to stand .on certain
streets supposed to be prohibited. and
I have taken no action for the follow-
ing reasons: ’
"The ordinance regulating tramc.
recently passed and adopted by t he
Mayor and Council of the city. does
not provide for the regulation [of traf—‘
he on many of the most congested
strert corners in the city.
”On the easterly side of North
Main street. the restricted portion
commences 125 feet northerly from
the north curb line of Washington
street. and continues from that point
to Marshall street. ’
“That leaves the south and north
end or North Main street. on the
easterly side. for a distance of 125
feet from the northerly side of “’ash-
inglon street. without. any restriction
whatever under any of the provisions
of the ordinance .and the driver 0! n
motor vehicle mpy allow his car to
remain standing at ’the curb on that
side up to {he 125-fool line. for as
long a period as he likes. and the po-
lice are powerless to prevent him.
“The same situation exists for a dis-
tance of 75 feet'on Washington street
easterly of the corner of South Main
street: 75 feet on South Main street
southerly of the south corner of
“’ashington street; on “'ashington
street betwrrewxorth Main street and
lhc Mahackemo hotel: on the north-
erly side ca“ “'11“ street (Norwalk)
between Main street and “'nler street;
and on Main street. for anilstnnce of
125 foot northerly from the north
curb line of “'3“ street.
"It wns'at the congested points
above referred to that traffic restric-
tions and regulations were especially
needed." _
Attorney Connery. who appealed
for the drivers. spoke briefly and con-
demned the ordinance, which he
owned poorly drafted. According to
Section 15. the police would have to
Bridgeport. Mrs. M. L. Meehan of
Mrs. Joseph Hill! of Foirfield.
' Committee on Arrangcmnts
Mrs. Albert Smith of Bridgeport.
"Mrs. l-‘rank l‘vnsc of Trumbull and
I Miss Charlenu Guild oi' Grtens Farms.
”fl?“
Today in Wall» Street
WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.__
Shorts were {it"llVl at the oppnjng of
today's Stock Market. directing their
efforts mainly towards oils. equip—
ments, motors and commie. Mexican
' o that I will meet them to receive such
cflcugfmnsnggen taxes at the office of the collector in Let me Show you What I have for sale.
I! g: in? [club Q3131 on Sagturtlzfiz,100cttl)be; My time is yours. Tel. 435.
0 997 s. . . .. rom un‘. .o‘coc
i Railr ad ‘79” 80 EM in_ the forenoon. and that said olfice WILLIAM F. HOYT
0 ‘ u ‘ with be iopen lwre‘after for the purpose REAL ESTATE
g, "M . 0‘ rece ving Slill tnxer every week .
, HUNG MEN HAD ‘ (lay at the some hours? Saturday at-
, ternoons am legal holiday' exec ted.
“STOLEN AUTO] ()n all taxes which shallbxema‘xl) nn- on ‘ SQUARE pm
paid after the first «luv Oi November.
1921. interest at the rate of 9 per We '91 buy 70‘" mm
cent, per annum mil (-Emrv-ed from' mod-I. I’m. papers. gunk Ind all
thelst day or Ocmhi-r. A n. 1921. second-hand goods. Anything-1..
unIm thle same shall he pant [ u... 4931“ .mm: to m. «.3.
)mm at Norwa‘k. Conn. 5.»;1' 2‘19:
b'e1'15111.'A.l).1921|. 9~ 5 it: n! the goods. A court not
aways.
.. Philip P. Idiotic,
~ 52 Van land: and
“ non—4hond need. Alwayo o- Colo.
the
ROBERT C. MITCHELL.
Tax Collector of the City 01 Ntlruni“
’ NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that
Petroleum. Shell Transport and Royal
Dutch tell 1 to 1!: points. Baldwin.
Pullman, Harvester and. Studebaker
averaged 1 point declines. Anaconda;
Utah and American Smelling sustain-
ed £ractional losses vfith American
Car and Westinghouse‘Electric. Oftl
setting features included 'l'nitcd Drug.
American Linseed. General Asphalt.
Central Leather and Sumatra Tobac-
co. these gaining large fractions to
21/; points. '
w” ‘ 3|
g .
WALL STREET. N60n.~—'l'he mar-
Connecticut Company has presented ' ‘
to the mayor and council of the City '
ol Norwalk. its petition and plans . NOTICE
covering pole relocations on Senviewt Admlssion 0f 5'5“".
an adjourned regular meeting thereof‘lsgl' from nine 6de
to be held in the council room. in the
cm- hall in the Second Taxing Dis-
trict of said city. on the 20th day of
September. 1921, at eight o‘clock.
p. m.. daylight saving time. at which
time and place all persons ‘uterested
thereln are hereby notified (0 appear
and be heard thereon if they so de-
sire.
Dated at the 'Citv of Norwalk this
15111 day of September. 1921.
Attest:
. IRVING D. ROBERTSON.
City Clerk of the City of Norwalk.
BUDGETS OF FOREIGN POWERS
WASHJNGTON. Sept- lax—Govern-
mentflsc’al experts are at work on re-
ports for the State Department setting
forththe complete military and naval
budgets of the leading foreign powers
for the use or the American delega-.
tion at the armament conference, it '
ah.mflaxomsieilx at. the
at.
on The first list as "to
they will be in session for said
u
interested or
trict.
September. 19.11.
ELLIS T. MAKIN,
PHILIP ‘H. FIELDING.
WILLIAM E. RIORDAN,
HERBERT ‘R. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
i . ‘ in the fore— , . .. ,
{noon until eight oclock in the affer.i.3hlppiztg and rails also fell back. me
noon. in the council room in the Citv only
Hall, North ‘MainStreet. in [he secon'd‘
Young district: and unless all entered
be made"
shall have been admitted or rejected
before Saturday. Septembv 24th. 1921_
. Du“
pose on said Saturday. September 2“ .
tram nine o'clock in the fornoon on: I United
eight-o’clock in the afternoon, and not
afterwards. in the town court room,
Wall street. in the first voting dis-
Dated at Norwalk, this 13th day of
Selectman of the Town of Norwflk. . built
' .Wallsce
ket made partial recovery in. the first.
hour under lead q; Baldwin. A.fix—e
per cent. opening raising- call money.
terms or the ordinance. nothing be-
ing said about o driver or operator.
Then in Section 11. only the operator
is mentioned. nothing bring said
about the vehicle. It has similar in-
consistencies throughout ,that made
the ordinance a farce according to
concensus of opinion. . . ..
Mr. Quinlan. who drafted this or-
dinance. and who .also...drntter the
previous ordinance which won found
to he "lull of holcs‘flbecaus‘e it gave
the police no authority. and""'was" not
an ordinance ‘that really regulated
traificugrcw “peeved" over this attack
on time ordinance and waited until
court had adjourned beforekhe. burst
forth. . ‘ ‘ ,
He said. that he‘didni’t‘ blame Attor-
oer Connery .10: .nttank‘mg the ordin-
ance because; he - . , ted the dc;
tense. but he vented his spite. on
Prosecutor Backwood. wil'rho' came back
at him in the massage quoted abovei;
Mr. Quinlan’l chrirgeihst ‘:politics';
entered into the‘matter was agrarian]:
that was evidently-prompted because
of the approaching'election. ’
W .— .
Weather Ferecast ' ‘ '
For Norwallc-‘and vicinity: Part1?
cloudy tonight and Friday; no
change in temperature; moderate
variable winds. mostly weSt and north-
5?
despite hear: incomestax payments
maturing today.
a. {avorable development. The re-
bound was not long sustained. how-
a
and rubbers reacting i‘to -
points.
exceptions helng‘some of the
{more important coalera’
:monev eased to 4 1:27 per cent. at
motive. Norcantlle ‘~ Marine.
Baldwincxtended its early «ice. haw-
ever. and Pullman.
a’nd susarsotrens’thened.
M
'« 81.0013 PlCTOU was
NEW norm N. Sop
asioonrm the some,
«with reversed roan
:ghisclt agonizing. a:
' . , t0 W. . I
of racecourse navizfiors. x
“Scott. .3. 3‘. '
Muslim-rived
I
315° ”‘3‘: regarded asmendmg from .Utsh eastward lo. IlIi-.
exer. st€els. equipments» oils. motom_mins and the Mississip
fsant weather prevails generally .frorn.
eastward to the .
is- .tatung.
border and '
WALL STREET. 1‘.30 p. m._—Cau
midday. but steels. American Inco-
P‘Ednt ,
ment rails reflected further pressure; "
flonal arrests were made today in con-
Sears Roebuck .azzdxmnmi;
m ‘
. 15.-'I'heflfiobbken,_nnd£mk
trip flamingo.
' in n. puns
west. 'llhe .western disturbance ex-
rnois is causing cloudy and showery
iweat‘ner between. the .,Rocky Moun-
the Mississippi rver
.coast. Thor-temperature >
lsyowly' 319113 the northern
in;
Northwest.
ALLEGEDV HOLD-UP
I
STAMFORD, Sept. 15.——Three nddi:
nectionvwith the hold-up l
in the Dewey Club, . gum
inst- mik- Tiller—van ,.
mew and . George
.
The man» . claim ._ .
tional arrests“ might; be
. dowm‘i the, late Sheldon Nickerson, oi' '
II 37 Orchard street». went upstairs am
home yesterday afternoon to make up ‘
the beds A _
. 7w her found on the floor near the bed dead
- _ . dine by Miss Eva M. Macks-y, an inmate
' » of the household. Heart failure was
the cause of death. .Modical Exam»
not mlely H. Huntington “annulled
0nd _fiooc:wlicrls'
Mrs. Kickapoo; is our
Alvan . {
Thomas Bradley. or‘Worwsl . .
delphio’c Pa" Mrs W :7
Nora-Mk. and 3:1»ch Y x ,
No th Tut 'ton. . . Funera serv- ,
ice: Mileagewheld firm the Nor-walk “Km?“ mmmamn-W We Gem .
M. E. church Saturday afternoon at-
2 o'clock .(D. I.) find burial will be in
the Nor-wait cemetery. ,
Dahin'. land’ifiiw York Volunteers.
died yesterday; fi‘uthefioldiers' Horne.
in" Noroton.
arrest a. “public conveyance" by.£he[
pi river. Plea- land ‘otifln
now below limping in ~tho British.
MEN Anna. . 37:13
Fruit and sofienoi’ the ‘invest- ‘ '
Wicnnick‘t in
Stigmata at Jer-
f exposition- ,
that fine addi-
expected
1m
» . ,h ,. _
n...- .. .W
, Dirt-1.831323. Moon
Mrs. Susan Bradley Nickel-son. wi-
nooe, intern .she was
to view the remains. The bed was
1y made up; One sidggvas fin-
it was apparent that Mrs.-
d sane to the other to
' 13. It was here that
. d‘ on the floor by
NiCke 2504“ g,
George Cunteynf 1
- Andrew Perkins.
Andrew Perkins. a member of Com-
\
l WASHINGIQN.‘ Sept. dot—Inning?
uration of a permanent policy to ooh 4
bntiuncmplayment "
country“; future .
authoritatively today t'O'b'e one‘o’f ' ' ‘
purposes of the Administration in ‘1?
combing in Washing-tn. a. national
conference on unempihnnent. . . ,
Primarily the Administration is one.
derotOod"to be. anxious to meet
mediate unemployment
avert any hardship from this counter
during-the coming winter. but berm:
Vithe remedy of the moment. it was ss~
sex-ted.
look‘to the conference to develop ‘a.
constructive program which could his
followed in the succeeding mars.
Comprehensive statistical
said.
thcovmd times of unemployment in
‘factsnnim. 0n the basis or these;
take up beloved the conference can? .
sonal scarcmy the problems of ”35-"
labor. the looting. demand for 1:th ‘
assxstance. and ti“. most in fieed‘fl
for the variations tin-«lying .reamowfl
workers. . '* l i V
M
throughout as.
yeacs was * ’
a-
and
needs
the Administration wrought. ..
data. is;
would give the latest
Herons 81 years old.
Funeral services " ”lube: announced
later. ‘ ’ ' '-
CHARLES R. Pillow ~
. mus ~‘.SUlDDENLY
. ........_..._—-
Continued from First Page.
believed to be a cold. It gradually
' however. and Drs. Crane
and Pier-some! Stamford, were called
in last evening. -Mr. Petty's condition
was» diagnosed in plant—pneumonia
and he was taken to the Stamford
Hospital last evening. He died this
morning.
Mr. Petty was a member of Union
Lodge. No. 5. F. 8:. A. M., of Stamford.
Bittenhousg Chapter. Royal Arch
Masons; and a. member of the Ameri-
can Instituor of Banking. and founder
of tho’fitufmord Chapter-outta; In-
stitutefi ’ i 3
He mafia son of Susac C. and the
hie Imc. Betty. of Rownvmn. and is
survived “by his Widow. his mother and
a sister, ‘Mrs. Chester Stevenson. of
SummiE N. J. ..
The funeral arrangements have nbt
been completed as yet. .
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REVERSE ACTION.
"Prohibitionists have no objection
to the prices taking a drop." says an
ekehange. The prices have taken a
number of drops. but oddly enough
the more they imbibe the less stag-
gering they become.
Electrify the may wash. .5
~Eiectric Ail '
An electric washing».
machine pays for itself in
a short time and it saves”.
the wear and terr that;
your clothes get from the"
ordinary drubbing of old-4+
fashioned washing moth.
ods. They’re easy to buy ~
and easy to install and '
operate simply and snfiléi, '
factorily. f . '
erxthin
,1 . '1Mchcala
207 endgame?“ 51:,
PHONE'SSS
. Building Lot for Sale
A very good lot on A‘RCH STREET
for sale. size 381170, no better loca-
tion for a home. gFor particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main St.
*CORNSJ
Lift Off with Fingers
Norwnlk
Doesn't‘hurt a bit!. Drop a. little
“l‘reezone” on an aching corn. in-
stantly amalgam-n stops ‘hurting. then
shortly—wou-rliftit right off with fing- ‘
era“. . ‘41:; * ,
Your. drnza'ist sells a...
“Freezgneimx: a. few cents. sufilcjcn‘t
to removeinm‘hardjcofif soft corn.
or corn m _
luscilmi * . or irritation. '
Ix .»
Rheum A faint“! ‘A Wonder
Linimen t'for'Pahl
O
‘5
. .In Every Hams
livery medicine
fact every home should have a bottle
of Dr. Sorgis' Rheu-ma-tnlnt (the
wonder Went).
relic: to cunerorn’ of. rheumatism.
accretion. .‘wiatlca. tumors!) rains
It is n.prepo.rotloo
that“- 3workint wonders about
tiny’ihottlc oi L
m%&;um,,thafi can .1
MAKE-.."
THIS BANK 7 _
YOUR BANKWI'“
Courtesy always is the?
rule. of every officer and
employee. , _
You wiib find the/ em~ "
ployes of this basis; peo- _
pl-e whom‘you will be. glad ,_.:. .
to know *and- deal with.
You will find the" chillers"
always ready to advise,“ ‘
and assist you with good»... _.
nature and good judge
nrent. You will find an
atmosphere of -w " cheer
inside of our door that .
will invite you 1 come; ..
back.
r
Don ’t hesitate to get so-
quainted with us. Every
department of banking;
conducted efiieiemiy. Sav;
ings accounts started with
as small as $1.05} had up.
rel-emotions: Should he
cabinet in town. in‘
I}. gives oblolute {
, _ (or you out today has
thinning: audios: M 1*“?
Momma We
_Specnl $1.49
,_ option,;Crepe‘. . $3.50 yd.
77.. ,Blacltjnndplktk Brown .
t
, n-tookmnrtrin I 4‘
hree‘ , heldih‘el'e fire John
The
rod
named,
a bottle mg. *9
ohm own-stommm‘rflm cm“ i '
our Ice Cream. You'enn'thoip:
. we“ your-sell that way.-v
-' When our arsenic made the. ‘
' «way it brings-forth the bent or,
oration. "
Ice 0mm in more than a path
chief—iii“ truly one of Lbs-
.11
yd- '7
r‘
“Yum. , Yum.
You’ll Say *3
non! euro-3m f" . 1‘
a the first spoonful: t0!
Norwalk Chronicler