11-21511, SEPT. 16, 1921. u
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TWO Cents a word; minimmfi charge one per issue, 3 times $1.00. Oops 1301111112 Price.
’WAN'I‘ED
BOY WANTED
Mu at be neat in appearance pccurate
ritnd willing Apply in ne'1so'n.mo1n-
1112.11
Maples & Goldschmidt
"QMANTEHHcml inrnlshed rooms
or
light
‘c-ldmrhood
11 references.
AN'J‘lle—Neat girl .or woman to
kccr- 1101131 tor business couple.
ust- have good reference. Tel. 1295
434.
11 ousc- keoping. Best.
desired. Unquestton«
1301: R c-o Scutiueh
1111.13.11 TRANSIENT AD:
3173mm; RE
smrcrm‘oasn
Telephone orders’ for this kind of
advertising is accepted only as an
accommodation to our patrons, and
immediate collection will be made,
for same.
FOR SALE
F01; SAlel—J-‘ine apples. Tel. Nor-
1valk 787-4.
\
l‘v'l‘l'l l)--:\lltl(ll(- 011911
0 light
7 5': ‘K'
1'. Rockwell.
woman to
housework 3 in family.
reasonable. Inquire 01' Mrs.
20 Union St.
2 lurnished
housekeeping good
rooms. care Sentinel.
.,I’X.I‘A[)
11:11:
rill.-
1'00111s for
location.
AJ~1"l‘ED——Young girl
housework and take
Call at store, M1110.
'Main 51.
do, light
of baby.
1'16 Soul 11
10
(‘11 re
quut'llt'.
F01: SA LEI—Steinway Rosewood,
square plane. in line condition 8100.
originally cost $2.00". Inquire
Fair-view Ave.. Norwalk. Conn.
desk. 1 tc.
l
5
r-‘t'ii: SALE—Furniture, bed room.
kitchen; table. new oil stove. chairs.
Phone Norwalk 1492-8.
FOR SALE—Overland Touring car.
for sale for want of use. Five pas-
4 ill-apart Ave.
“(A ‘1' TE D—Anthues. high
paid for old- time furniture,
hogony.
prices
nu.
cherry, maple, pine, eta. nLao
old china, glass. anything of merit
that is over 100 years old. I). A.
Bernstein. 2011 Westport Ave, Phone
”8.
“WANTED-'Aiontm man who is thor-
oughlv experienced in selling
Domeshcs and Linens. \\ 1119 givin"
age details of experience and galal'y
Wanted The Edw. Mull y Co mow
'HRV‘QU; Conn.
WANTEDHExperienced operators on
S‘rirts. sleevcrs. Tellers neck band
funnm‘s, and neck band setters. to
earn $18 per week steady work. Also
experienced sewers on plain needle
Inaclu'uc. LEROY SHIRT CO.
'I'O LIZ’I' «Two front oiilm I'm-1114.
h‘usll' Hull lllovk. Inquire K10g11
& 1" «11111-1- or ll. .losvlovsky.
li‘n': l:l-I.\'[‘ l'r‘iullt‘ (1.111131 . (Hi
1'... \l 1111'11111'.S1.-c01111 district.
t-‘lll: l 1‘ NT ----- Mount-111 Darivn. 111-:11'
71111111. :41'1111 rooms. \1':1t1‘1'. malt}
111111 (~11-ct1'icity. Rent $351 per moth.
1'11112- Not-walk 14924:.
['(H; iti'IN’l‘---—.\'i('('l,\' furnished front
room in lli‘Slraltlt' loculit1. Hull.
electric light 11111! 11:11.- ot‘ huth. $2.511
per w1(-l<.l< ('«o S1-11tin1-l.
T0 Ill-JNI 13 01 “ 1111111311011 111011123
for light housl keeping. 2 high
street. Soluh N11111.1|k
'I‘O LET-21 rooms at 171‘- So. Main St.
All illllll'lltl‘lllt‘lllr. Mil-z" Glenn, 2')
Konsuth St.
r011 RENT—storage Ipnce. bounc-
non: furniture. Bcpnrue rooms.
Cami-fire proof building. Hulvbcll
.0111 and Stornzo Co.. Inc. Sausa-
uck. Conn. Tcl. Westport 47. ‘ We
mo necotlable warehouse recelpto.
' o. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Office A. D Morgan
Hmdware Store. South Nor-walk
Lincoln Taxi Company
11.111111: xnw nmxacmmzn-
First Class Service
Careful Drivers
(‘.\l.l. ON ['8 ANY’I'IDIE
Phone 997
9 Railroad Ave. 80. lot-wall
. ‘7 ‘ 7 NOTICE“
1-. Ill-.lll'..\S 1h.- (‘1111111-11 proposes to
111 out and construct sews-1's on
5.11111'l1-s street and Plan Stl‘l‘t-l in the
l‘hird 'l‘axlns: l)isit".l(l and (‘mlnr
btroet. Second 'l"1\i111: distrtcl
N1111l‘hc1t-lole Notice l> hcrebv
given to .1ll In 1.1111115 311:1 r1 <lt‘tl or
whose lands 111111 br- alt-1 cted that :1
public hunting: ln' 1111- 111.1' 01 and com-
mon 11111111“ 111 11111 (‘ilv oi \0rwulk
will b1- hvld 1'11 111.» counlil (humbcls.
city l1:1ll.1'1ond tnxim: 1ilstlitl.(m
Ult- Stub 1!:11' ol' Suplvmhvr. 19.21. :11 8
onloclt. [- 1". 1111131112111 snvmgs time)
to conshlm' thu l)l'1’)[)(l:~.’ll to luv out
got], 111111>lr11cl sald 31'111‘1'5 us 'at‘ore-
:11,
holed :11 \m 11.1lk Connecticut, this
111 11:11 111' Scotcmlier. 1921.
JEPIC Ml \H DONOVAN.
villamr of the (‘ itv of Norwalk.
District (11‘ Norwnlk. $8.. Probate
~('ourt. August 31. A. 1),. 1921.
[vistatc of Richard 1\'.\Vhiison. late
of Nor-11' :11k in said District. deceased.
'lhe Court of Probate for the Dis-
iritt of Nort1'.nlk hnth limited and ill-
lowcd six months from the date here-
or {or the creditors 151 mid Estate to
cihibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglcct to present their ac-
counts properly attested.~ within said
time. will be tic-barred a. recovery. All
pcrsons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immrdinte pay—
15
menl to
DAVID w. RAYMOND. .
- Administrator. ‘
, senger; perfect condition. Come and.
.2 . . . take it 9.an at $250. Cannot be dun.
WA.VTP.l)-~(Innulwrmuld. Good home . ‘ . ..
[1' until 1:111}. A1 1|_1' at (111(- ,' Hate l1cat1d at the figure. Merrill, Yukon.
MillITJth-HJ), H t 1 Phone 47-2 “'llton.
W’A. TED—«Girl for general house- FOR SALE—Ford Runaoout in A-l
11.11111. Tel. 1335. Mrs. 112. S. Adams condition at the Turnpike Gamge
FOR SALE—“Pi
tom estate.
tom. Darien.
FOR SALE—1917 Ford touring. Newl;
ov.erl111ulcd good tires $200 East
Side Garage. Phone 1551.
1cm. 8 Seaview Avenue.
and 4 horses. Law
pply Elizabeth Law-
I-‘Oll SALE~12 rooms. 2-tamily
house. right in Cente. lot about
60xl75. all improvements except
heater. 110 log out of town. \\ ill sell to
highest idder. “rite S. H. cate Sen-
tine}.
FOR SAL [us-passenger Hudson au-
tomobile in good running condition.
Can be bought at a bargain. Call at 40
“'uter St. Mn: Berger.
FOR . ‘..-\l E'— SO quarts 0! milk Sulzcr
Place Mansfield Av..e Dnrlen Conn.
[”011 SA] E Small taming car in ex-
(0110!“ order with live good tires.
two of them new. A fullv equipped.
couu‘m'tubh- economical car. Price
$300. 9 Harbor View Ave. South .\'or-
walk.
FOR S.\l.E--—i‘urnfi1n lined Reg.- and
barrels. new. at lowest prices in
town. Call 955.
FOR SALE—Well built
housr . all improvements:
ground; lot 100x200. New
li’nrt tush.(‘1co. Mitchell.
1861.
‘
0 room
on high
garage.
TelephOne
Nick Muga~ .
genomes "NOTICE
Dry goods at half price.
.urday we start a ten days special
sale. at 50 per cent less than vou pay 1
elsewhere. Prices at what they were
before the war. Store open from
'eight A M until 111- 30 Saturday.
\
On sat‘tthat it could not get
LON 110x. Sent.
16.-——In
number of the new Labor
Premier Lenine explains the discov er 1'
of the Soviet government 01 Russia
U1 f' it real
along Without
capitalism in some form and whv it-
has compromised on what it calls
"state capitalisrn‘."
‘Statr capitalism’ ’hc savs, “is im-
(Come in and be cominmd that our
prices are right.
1 MONROE DRY GOODS STORE .
Men's VVomen‘s and Chiidren's Fur-
nishings
24 Monroe St.
Union Help
I would be pleased to estimate your
work
OAKEY J. SMITH
13 First Street Tel. 2685
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP
(One Flight Up)
Ladies’ and Children's 'Hair Cuttlng
IBpoclalty
Michel: and 631110
11 No. Main BL. 80 Norwalk Ct.
will overhaul end repair your car.
:11! make, 1[In your own male.
gnltion and tin: mtenu o spoo-
13%)“ All wor “mm Phono
u
W. J. LYON.
9111.11.20” 20 “are. Plan.
MASONRY—GAHPENTRV
BRICK STONE. mm GOTTA.
F 00 31-11%
.Wflkl, Wing W a. and All
It! Branch»
,. . _ .
l. CLAHK
l1‘10 Taylor Av... Bo. Nov-walk. Ct.
Curb! Gutters,
“crate ud'i‘ ”Walks
Work Done in Pint Claus Style.
1“me AND PAPER HANGlNo'
1
Lawn Bolling, Con- ,
COmDal'alIl-s highér cconomicallv than
our present economic S§stpm__that is
one point: and secondly ti .1 is com.
ing‘ in it that is terrible :' - mp Soviet
government. for the Sovh . state 11»; a
state which guarrntees power to the
workers and the poor.
M ' i .
onmbchce on the present critical satiation.
1
: EACE-CONFERENCE
caNCELLEo
Scotland immediately after the Inver-
m-ss meeting. and it would take never.
at days to gather them £or a. confer-
The British Parliament adjourned
on Aug.19 until Oct. 18. but {architectl
Llovd George-announcw before" the:
adjournment that if the negotiations
with the Slim Fem broke down and
the positiou became hopeless the
Speaker of the House of Gommons
would 13?; empowered. after consulta—
tion with the Government to summon-,1
l'urfiament on forty-eight , hours' ‘no-
tice.
There. was no indication here tech 1
that either the British Government 01
the Sinn rein would denounce the
"Om- oi‘ the simplest cases or exam-
pres (11' ha“ the Soviet government
guides the development of capitalism
along the path of state ('
of how it ‘puints' state capitalism——
is concessions. Inn-r1 hodx now agrees
that concessions are necessnrv. but not
pvm._‘1,od,\' full} appreciates the sig'iu
flcancr- of concessions.
“Thr- Sovict S'Ovemmcnt secures inc
[advantage in the form of the. dmelop-
ment of productive forces and an in-
crease in the quantity of products
available immediately or within a
short period. ,W’i‘ have. 511). hundreds
of interprlscs. mines. forests. etc. WE
cannot develop them all: we have not
enough machinery. food or transport.
"In ‘pluntinz’ state capitalism in the
form of concessions. the Soviet gov-
eminent strengflwns lame production
against small prOdU(',tiox1 the advanced
against the backward. machine pro-
duction against hand prod Iciion. It
mommy-s the quantltv 01 products 01
large industr.‘ in its hands and streng-
THE fAcTORY TO
FROM . Em
nguaranteod. Drop us a on or
telephone 317 for representation to
l‘NOI!WAI..K MATTRESSC
Funklln and Monroe St. So.
NATHAN 6. MILLER
Giannini contracting. pain
paper anglng.
tun heerfully .
Es itelzafihan, Tel. ’95:»:
S. Miller. Tel. 1‘23-5
10 Spring Street. Nowell, Conn.
WALL. PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the timeto paint 111-110
and keep it from decay. are your
rooms 11 . Ask tor my prices
onwan m. and DUI-111.8.SBVB tram
20 to 40 per oent on labor and mate-
rial. Alexander White, 85 Lowe
South Not-walk.
No?wnlk.
tin; and,
2150
10R SAL E—Netv barrels and _kege,
oak. guaranteed not to leak. 5
15 23. and 511 gal 511 to 100 per cent.
cheaper than anvoue else in town.
Also Used barrels and “hiskcy bar-
rels Ileumlds louhrv Farm. High.
laud Ava. Phone 1036.
FOR SALE
House, 5 rooms with
land. several fruit trees.
District. Pries-
l'm' particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main St. Norwalk
Real Estate Insurance
4 acre: ()1 good
low 111.1,. f-lh
53.51“”
1
ORLINS’
TIRE VULOANIZING snap
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
All: WORK GUARANTEED
new and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
' PROFESSIONAL
DANCING lNSTRUCTlONS.
Miss Aller's social dancing class for
childtcn vsill begin 1-rida_v. Oct. . at 4
o'clock in Redmen‘s Hall Washington
street. South Norwalk.
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Private Lessons in Dancing
Social Class on Wednesday Evening
Club Classes Arranged
Studio, 7 West Ave Tel , 1838
TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE
\111109 is hereb) given to all per-
sons liable to pav taxes in the City of
Nonvalk Conn” and the seveial Tav
sessnmm List of 1920. which taxes
shall DPCOme due and- payable- 011 ii:
first day oi October. A. D. 1921 and
that] lell meet them to receive .gh
taxes at the office of the collectm 1
the city hall on Saturday, Octobei
Ilst, ~DA. 1921,1'1'om 9 un ‘11 12 o 'clock
in the torenoon, and that said office
will be open hereaftm for the purpose
of receiving said taxes- every week
dav at the same hours. Saturday at-
ternoons and legal holidays" excepted
paid alter the first day 01‘ November.
1921 interest at the rate or 9 per
cent. per annum will be charged from
the 131 day of October. A. 11,1921,
until the same shall be paid.
Dated at Norwallk, Conn. Septem-
MITCHELL.
ber 1? 2.111 A D
Tax Collector of the City 01‘ Norwaik.
hOBERTG
800171151} LIQI’OR DROPS.
NEW BEDFORI). Mass. Sept. 16.
log liquors led to [ht'
state. pier. early today. 01 96 guarts 01'
brandy. At the samt timc John Syl‘
via wasrarrcsted charged with viola.-
tion of the prohibition laws, and a
seizu re on the
San Vicente. from which the. liquor
was said to have been smuggled as
,91‘21 was held as a material witness.
Several men. who. the police on). were
Mains the liquor. from the wharf
11111811151113 automobile. .eséa -
d ,-
in: Districts 01‘ said city on the As,
On all taxes '11 hich shall remain un-l
Nagy Bros
trucking of all kinds
New York. Address 71
Phone 318 _
CARRIGAN a: FLYNN local and 11111:
distance tracking 0: all kind:
omce Leary 1: Co.. Phene 1571mm“
phone 363.
W'ILLIAIW I" . HOYT
REAL ESTATE
It is Cheaper to Buy find to Build
BARGAINS FOR THlS WEEK
1 lot. East Al'l'llue.
$1.000: mortgage 37"“.
1 House. ’1' 11303115. East
$2.600: mortgage SIN-)5.
1 house. 7 'roon1>. East
$3.500: mortgage $3.000
1 house. ’1' rooms. Eaet
$4.000: mortgage $3.000.
1 house. ‘1' rooms. East
$4.500: mortgage $1.700.
2 houses? ‘1' rooms. East
$5.500; mortgage $3,500.
1 house. 7Woms East
$5.500; mortgage $2. 500.
1 house. 10 rooms. East
$6.500: mortgage $3.009.
1l1ouse, ’1' rooms, Sou-”h
$4.000; mortgage $3.000.
3 houses..7 rooms. South
$4.000; mortgage $2.000.
1 house. 7 rooms, South
$4.550: mortgage 83.000.
1 house. '1‘ rooms. South
$4.50“: mortgage $1.500.
1 hrnsc. ’1' rooms. Soulh
$4.5M. mortgage $2.000.
1 house, 7 rooms. South
$4.500, mortgage $3.000.
lhave melly houses,
homes farms; lots and shore proper”-
Let me show you what i have for sale.
My time is yours. Tel. 435. 1.
WILLIAM F. EOYT
REAL ESTATE
.Local and 10115 distance
131111 trips to
street”;
corner lot,
Norwak.
Normalk,
Norwalk,
Norwatk'.
Norwalk.f
Norwalk
Nor-walk
Norwalk'
VNO’I‘IGE
Annual metinx. Succucl Taxing
'lhstritl. ",in of Norwalk. Conn.
The legal voters of the Second Tax-
ing district. of the City of Norwalk
are. hereby warned and notified that
the annual meeting of said district
ln'ill be held in the city hall on ‘Wed-
nesday evening. September 21. 1921.
at S o 'clock (daylight saving time)- p.’
tin. for the following.
1 1—To hear reports of the “strict
“ml-9"". Ind
‘cuhlom o! mwda sold on onru'si",
meat plan. “commuting. satis-
sc. _
Norw’alk,f
Norwalk. 1
Norwalk,
Norwalk.
Norwalk, .
beautiful .
(hens 1111- stalt‘ rf'zulutiou of economic :Repubman 'eaders‘ ,°" “'3‘“: 3"? St. Paul, Minn.
relations: as :1 (‘OULLLE‘I‘JmIanCQ to th:;m°m a mandate to “one the fcmai Llcut. Commander Valentine 'N.
hotly hourly-mgr. zltlzlt'chlc relationfl"{02;(‘3358532‘31‘1‘833331:92:“ 6,3113: Bieg. Alexandria. Va.
_____.__ WI 1 , 1 - , r .. . .
D “15 d F ‘has been a strong party in Irelandlwégfglgfigg'g‘and” Lmt r) 0011,
ea, 3“ “era‘s that has been urging an electioito de— Lieut Charles G Little. Newburv-
terminc the steps taktn there elm: a '
. .. ., ~. ,, port. Mass.
1'11..n1'l:.‘:11:‘.10:r"§§.. fitting of :F‘mmr of men in the councils ot‘ om, l Lieut. Marcus H. Easterly. Coiom-
_ . ; - - - 11111 l-‘cin 1v ho have hellrwed it “ould biana Ohio .
:l. 111111111'11 sin-cl. 11'1” 111- 1111.} at 2 317011111 :1 means for accepting thc- Lleut Henn P Hovte Seven Oaks
”'1‘" “ '.1turllal' "i“"n‘m'l from ”W llrltish Gov'crmucm s otter of dom. nJI-‘la. ‘ '
p\(11'1‘1 i”\ M 1-..1'11111111 Rev. George 1011 status Charles 1. Alter. rizgd'. Denver.
1’ lomnklns “ill " ”H" and burial‘ The othtr scutencg which attracted Colo
“'1” l‘ 111 1““ -\" \\ 11k Cemetery. ‘11ttcntion was the one referring. 11.1-1 Maurice Lay. rigger. Birmingham.
‘1 . ' ’ _ 1pcrently to the separation of l'lstel lAla.
,1 Today 111 Vt all Street “11.101.11.911. Ireland and it “1.5.1.1.-. . s. 1-1-1111. riggcr. 1.1.1.1... cm.
‘ . .__ s1 tiered pesihle that new efforts would Tex
’ ‘“ made to approach th“ 1‘5“" Govt Robert M. Coons. machinist, 01v-
\\'Al.l. 14'1'111-111'1' 111:3" a, 111.—-—Thc crnment with a 119w to reaching afcnst1oro.1{_v.
.111'11-1-1-111‘111 111-1111 11' 1111113 :11 1111'- activn working agreement. and then aw} Lloyd 1'2. Crowl. machinist. Fort
lulu-11111;: nl trula)”~ Stock Market indi- )proaching‘ the BfitiSh Governmenl “fa" 119 Ind
‘1..11 '1 “”1“” ‘1‘“ "V-lt'llr‘l' 0f Speculu- 'oncc more. l J '1‘. Hancock. machinist Shields.
1111 sentmum -.1l1l\\111 Sludtlmkcr‘ ’lhe. Belfast correspondent of the Mich
3.11211 Mending uwch- Hill-Dfllllt gains. ’ll'ess Association 3315 s'tlu- Itish News: “'illiam Julius. machinist. Se 311.1.
£11111 “WNW 11mm; .1 11 dcll‘ti undtr of that city prints :11 mossng'e from a Mo.
1'“ :«MH 1 Frat'tlolm- ”1115' in Mexi— “'1-ll inlormcd Dublin source to thc QIZ‘, Albert L, Loftin. machinifit‘ Lake
1.- 11 l'-1t1. General Aillinill, (71-11cil1le_ ltct that the Govtrnme- ~13t content-lChm-aec 1,3,
Sllcl 11111-1111 1.11 ctru American ’plnies an early reassembly of the 131'1-‘1 “'iilium J_ S @919 machinist.
1”“ "ll-“Wm” 111 H Ofietl H heavi— ush Parliament. This step would in »‘G,.€.£.m.a3up_ lug;
.1-ss oi 1:01.11 Dutch. 31-11111-1'11 f‘aci—Etakl-n. it is said. with a \‘lL‘\\‘ to 110—; Gec1rg£\Y1:iSh. machinist. Bridgon.
.113. St. l'nal 11111.. Texas l'111'1tic and‘t'lm'ing u gout-rill election so {hat “fCanndu.
"anlum ""“P'i‘mnfl ll- 1111.1l-6-1'.»!ne\1 government might be formedl
(“m“d" '“l'l (Ul‘l’l'l dlllslt'! > lwhlt'h 1would le lll\tSlCd with them
lrinht to 1011111111111», domcslit pm01l~l _\{i~. “'eld's School (I Dancing
.. \\'..\l l. STREET. Noon ‘l'hn early-“m; i.ppuint dirlug‘utt's to 1111 conl'vq-Htm open I-‘ridav. Se'pt 1m}; with the
llt‘illlltlll “ ‘--‘ Cht‘Cked on tuning, ot' anon no limitation ot armmnn'ts to we :Nxfl‘ Chin‘s which will be divided into
tails. 011%
tla‘nl llt’
111uip111c-11ts. 1411131111112 5 and
sin ulaltit <. Leading and
N111 \ml; 1' Hill?“ :ncrazt'd 11; points.
{gains ll-1:'\\.'u'e Luc'kmanna an
1“ 03'1"!“ 11..» 43:. Mexican and P311
:A1nm'11.111 l’x 111119111115. gained 1 to 1%
1
fffi ““‘(fi‘l‘f "Cj‘lfrlmfil “'3‘"? 5111111» 111'111121' Sept. 15 1111 1111 Ass..- A vet-v good 1:11 on ARCH STREET
1 :1 'er. .- ;.112<' u . ‘e 11 lo 11-011., . t, ' _
'1 1"1'111o'w. i" o" 1“.“ cintul tress )——-.\itlmu..h the. popu‘. :11' HO!“ Sale, size 38.3111“. no better loca»
111 1.11 .1 an 1, 11111u.111.11 Aico- -
hnl Thin-11:1 Products "-11 P031111 111 “shavers today describe the 11-11111; ‘ ,— -.- ..
$1.13...- 11-. .- 111112-1—1121121} lilehcr \Lib 0' "mm" “m“ Gem“ caI‘C‘m‘Jgiuon for 5‘ mme‘ FU‘ path-11111.5
. ‘. - ' U. ' -' ' ' ts for the 111v'c111css c011»:
Git) 1.~.~11o ~ “3!.lll‘0d mor - ucllve 1.01111 1111.111“ mf" . _ -
murku :1' 12-1115 0120 to .23 11011115 Call lt-rcncc a511, bombshell Whmh spread} ASK Jehn T. Hayes
. ._ . . 1 ' ‘ nstl't'uution there seems no disposk. '
mom-,1 1.111. -. 11nd lens-111d 11110 ext (9 ' . , - .
111131-11 11' T. .. '~ 0an . n gtum on the pnrtmf the public 111 gcu— ,NO.,7 Main St. Norwalk
- i . __ c111! to CODSldl'l the Irish pence neon-l -
\\'Al.l. S . llEET. 1:30 n n Call Nations at an end. the prime minister's
mom...- 11,. . :31.) to 41/2 I”, (rent :11 I'Welerouce to media-hie delav giving ;Rheumataint! A “Yonder
[11.11111 9111.1 -1i with 'a broad demand “5" to 110119. I 0
fm- s11». k lugujl)nlents' 1111.1111'5. ship-1 The pre1ailing indications hon 211': Liniment for Pam
pines (“‘1 -?‘-~(tlalli(-S. Crucible. R9- that “11 dr‘sll( is to 1110111 11 briach 111
1ptllvli1' :1;= illited States 51.3.3151 ad- “11- negotiations that a diliauu sun‘s!
”mu.” 1: . 31,2. and Ampiqcan Loco. is in mogres tor 11 1'10le 11 11111111 11111 ' A Preparation mt Show Be
1111:1111». S .: e Maker, Mercantile Marine “mm" ”1‘3 P‘OI’OS‘G COIl'CW‘W" ‘0 ”N In Every Heme
‘Pt‘du '~111: ‘1 1.111 Cult ‘1 to 2 pojgfls held without the Sutlwillct of priucinlcsl Every :mediclne cabinet in town, in
01h 'lm. ~~ and Sugar: also hard- on (ht/part or either side-.3116 that 11 lznct every home should have a bottle
«cm-d ‘is possible to phrase such a statement gof Dr. Sowis' Rheu~tna-taint (the
——~~~—~———~——— —~——-————~— of principles in 11 “on to avoid :1
NOR“ 11 K MAN 1...... .
_ l Thc next, more. ~however. 1t [S
l ‘ 13' CLEARED claimed :ht‘re. is 11-2111 “1'. 110.111’
l {G1 orge. and flurthcr communicati on
‘ (Coni‘. ued from First Page.) 111111 him after the B rilieh Cabin (t!
l: .._.__.___ 11m cling is awaited
{1913 3‘12. I'm‘l—fiisclostirt- of this. Leaders of the Dail Eire-anti exp" 35
lmuu‘s 511-1114. in 1111.- chuck of mp 31- (11 no concern over the prospect o' a
ilcizcd [1,-55; 111-sertcrs against records general election. taking the view that;
of ”1;. Non was occasioned by the there was no probabilltv of am putty
fact. that ,n! time or cnl'olllucnt he attempting to fight the Sirm ‘F‘ein 011
gave his houn' address as 794 Mont- compromise lines. and that if one 11111
fiomcery st r121. Jersey City. N. 3.: so. the Sinn Fein would score unother‘
thei'cns. thr- dral‘t records indicate-triumph. the result Vbcing that a rc-j
his 1101110 address as 13-1 Mair. street.
\‘om'alk. Conn.
3. This 111:111 having enrolled in the
Naval Servicl prior to June 1917.
he was not required to register.
.4. It is requested that the forum—
ing be given publicity
given lists of alleged draft deserters.
C. Ii. EDVVAIti'lS.
31a_lor»Geut-1nl.lfi. S. Army
Advertise 1' the Sentinel for the
best results. '
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«one: OF HEARING
Notice is herehv
2 mv ~11 ‘tl‘ODel‘
apitalism—‘vsoo‘es or lives and dost 1 1 to 2
(«411111 to thnt'
given that the
truce arranged two months anon-1111
' resume the guerilla. warfare that cost
valued high in the millions.
l Just what the'Sinn Fein would do
was seemingly a difficult question to-
' 1113—. Two points made by Mr. de
fl'nlcin in his note to Mr. Llovd George
lwere close!) examined bv those who
\vexc trying to detexmine what planI
the Republicans had in mind Thel
first was the statement: "Our nation
has formally declared its independ-
:tente and tecognizls itself as a sewer-
:cight state. and is only as represen-
ltatives of that state and its chosen
guardians that we have authoritv and"
powers to act in behalf of our people."
tlt \\ .16 suggested that the Dail Eta-earn:
‘might intend to go to the Irish peeple
{with the question and seek to deter-
imine b1 a plebiscite “hat the desires
-ot the people are The result of such
aplcbiscite would.1t was pointed out.
'elthcr confirm the stand made bv the
‘0“ I on from mu ' g L sols. Ships\at~anchor, ferryboats-and
other harbor craft will dip their
Stevenson Home. These ministers colors. while their crews man the
left Inverness for various mparts of decks at attention. 4T1“: usual stop at
Quarantine
zuwrd'- camera have been ordered '- to
Island. around Battery Point and into
manner- tattle-yard.
nought miss-wand. «sent here for the;
memorial 'ser-t'lces' ot‘ the Navy'
peasant.
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Continued from First Page.
will be dispensed with
and-police patrol meats and coast
clean—the we 111p past Governor‘s
dilate yard the crater-r will find
awaiting it especial guard of honor
made up of marina: and blot-jackets.
recruited mainl_1 from the new dread-
s_,dead.
OflicerS‘trom the French light cruiser
Ville dY’s. and the ,Bruilian battltshlp
Minas Geraes ,now in" ports will be
.1110de weasel: ieQioooo
As soonas the Dauutless makee
fast.- the died-lee will be removed to a
'temporaxy.cha.pel, whére they .wui
rest until tomorrow, when full honors
will bejgiven the dead airmen.
A. memorial serfices in which high
ofliclais of the federal, state and mun—
icipal.{o1'ernments- will have a part
has been arranged, the services to be
shared-«by as many citizens as can be
accpmodated in the .vard‘s enclosure.
At. a hear date. one of the bodies.
that 'of Lieut.-Commander Emery Vi".
Coil will. again be, taken to sea. this
time' ‘on an American warship, and
somewhere off the coast will be con-
signed to the deep in accordance with
his. wish es.
The bodies brought home today.
cindewall but one of the Americans
who were on the ill-fated dirigible.
when she was destroytd. The excep-
ton is- Rigger K. 0. Walker. who es-
caped with his life. but now is in a
British hospital.
The others were:
”Commander Louis H.
in-
Maxtield. of
hcld in \X'ashington.
“In this event."
“kid's.
may get an opportunity of giving
considered vaults-1.011 issues most. ‘1
tally affecting their oxvu country."
the
:11mval of the Sim Feiu
Emandatc would be registered by
returns.
‘ As to the truce. there is considered
110 he no immediate
rupture.
SDARIEN MAY START
Continued from First 'Page.
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last June. which provides that the
'town shall bear the entire cost. The
istatute lotions:
1 ‘ Section 4.534
is :amcnded as follows: .Any town or
t‘Ol'z't-spondi-ul :
“the masv'ss of thc irish poor-11 .
(1"
Republican ,;
the
prolmhility of itS '
OWN HIGH SCI-[ML
1’ the. general statute?
two separate ('laésie: after Friday.
\Buildirtg Lot for Sale
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lavender linimerii. It gives absolute
1’ relic: to sufferers ot~ rheumatism.
' neuralgia. sciatica. lumhago pains
1 and stiffness It is a preparation
‘that has hecr. working wonders about
this 'icinity for vears—but today has
1': name. and. has been well named
ll :oo—Rheumataint.
at the drug store at Your earliest con-
:enience
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SKULL
Procure a battle
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TN A COLLISION
Mixed from an Oil‘-
i’olice Ott-o Schntidi. and Wiltbemheld‘ , I”
les. Leslie was hurried to the JStam-
ford flospital. and M'as placed amen
the operating table at once. He. was:
attended by 111's. O‘Shaughnessp' and
White. of New Canaan. and Dr.
George Sher-rill. of' Stamford.
The car in which James Leslie was.
a passenger. was owned and driven
by his brother. \Villiam .Izeslie. ”The
automobile. it was said. was being
driven slowly along Clark avenue.
which is 22 feet «vide at this'yoint.
.and was on the right hand sidejof’the',
center. The Cohen car. in Which-11‘6“? '
‘Mr. and Airs. Cohen and» Chaflesi’x'an ..
Tassel]. all of New Canaan. have in "
sight. and. to avoid hitting: a car park-
ed on the other sin-- 02' the roadway?
was being driven slightly on » the:
wrong side of the sift-('1.
The impact overturned the Leslie
automobile. throwing Jams-e Leslie to?
the. ground. He Struck upon the-head.
Both cars were l'oar‘l." damagedn N01
member of the 00111 :1 :«arty was in-
jured. The ambulm e mrnntnining the-
injured 1111111 was t'o’ ed to. the
Stamford Hospital In. William Leslie-
and Rodney Light. a friend.
Electrify the family wash. ._
-—Electric '11
An electric wa $11 1113
machine pays. for i?~el€ in. .
a short time and 1'. saves :
the wear and. tmr that A
vour clothes get from the
ordinar} drubbing of old-
fashioned washing meth‘
0115. They’re e393: to htw
and easy to install and
operate simply and satin;-
factorlly.
er:4himi
“ED,” trical
2117 e Wasnlnotbu 51'
P ONE 95.9
pending the outcome of Leslie‘s injur~ .' ,'
MAKE......
THIS BANK
YOUR BANK
.\
Courtesy always is the
rule. nE every offigg; and
employee.
You 'will find the em-
ployes of this bank peo-
ple whom vou wil be glad
to know and deal with
You will find the aficers;
always ready advise
and assist 171.11. good
nature and g-mn judg-
ment. You will _.find an
atmoephcre of Luz-g1: cheer
inside vi 1.111: that
will invite yr»: come
back.
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Don’t hesitate to get 8.6- ‘
quainted with 1 Every
department of banking
conducted ef61'-'ez'.-tly. Sav-
ings accounts '11 rted with -
as small as $1.7M and up. "-
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'THE PEOPLE’S '
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“e Textile Store
Silk Duvetyn
Popular Shades
$4.98 "Yard.
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136 Washingto 11 Street
Tuner co.
Reyn6lds’ Cider Mill
“Yum, Yum ,”
You’ll Say
—-A drop in the market price of boot-i
sailor front the Portuguese steamer.
and Electric Light CommissionersHCmnecucut Complain
Directors of the Library,
and Auditor.
2»——To appoint an auditor.
has presented
Treasure” to the mayor and council of the City
. \01 wall. its petition and plans
coverinngole relocations on Seavienva
__ a r 1 avenue irst s rect (‘ ove avenue 3
P11311113“; 11:31:: app optiatim for m" .Fixth street 1mm ll ashingmn street
‘ ' to Gregorv Boater ard. £2151 Norwalk,
4“T° “"15“!" and act “”0“ “Ch Connecticut. in the citv of Norwalk.
other matters as may be Properly and that hearing will be had upon said
brought before said meeting. ipetition and plans so presented by
1). “7M. HMiFORD, ithe mavor and council of said city at
ten adjourned regular meeting thereof
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Plan!“ Commisswners 2d ““1““ 31425-0: E 52:11!“ city. on the 253'?“ gt
District. City of Norvéaib Conn. £59th 333921 at eight mam.
1). 111., daylight saving time. at which
amend ngm “at.
'gYiea—wthat heir/y an: ocean;
incorporated school district. in which
a High school is not maintained 121'
such town. shall pay the tuition fee oi"
any child who resides with his parents
or guardian in such town or incorpor
ated school district and attends a 1111:1111
school designated by the school coni-
mlttee ott'he» town in which such
child resides “and“npproved by the
State Board ot‘Edtacxfion.”
OPEN FOR THE SEASON
“minding Every my
1 One of the most powerful and
sanitary/grosses in the state. Vie,
grind as reasonable as any,one and.
give vou service second to none A.
trial will convince you. '
Barrels and kegs for sale; all.
That's the usual exprefi- -°D
the first spoouiul .
our-loam. You can't wow
when our cream is In
W it brings forth the best
passion. .
Inc (from is more than a paint!
is trul
mtg: 3|" 79—1113” invlz lug--
eke-5.116111 and need. almost place; ‘
in the state;
5 30031312135 mmmm ’,
line If You “’W
you do 100131,” .
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