Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 20, 1921 · page 11

Wants. To Let, For Sale, m and Mom] was, mediums: firs

LASSIFIED ADVERTISENENT

Two Cents steward; minimum charge 500 primers min .00. Caps Double Price.

 
 

 

 

WANT-ED

 

 

‘wAll‘lE‘ ZIQSmaIl gushing" to: take
h‘fllio or v. oxk by the hour. E. 1....

1 up “Mut'nel. _

wvltil'ifEiimPosition as all amund

cook or counter man. Hotel or res-
tuulant Best of references furnished.
A dd! ess Cook, care . Sentinel. ,'

WA.NTED~—Lady Wants. roome. Emil-l
finished or unfurnished with privi-
lege of light housekeeping “A” cure
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SMALL TRANSIENE AD:
mm new
STRIOPLYTGABE

T-elephoné orders far this kind or
advertising is accepted only as an

immediate collection- will be made
“for some: ~'

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accommodation to- onepatrons, and. .

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LONDON. Sept. 20. (By the Asst)-
elated Free) ——-Prime Minister 1 lmd
George had before hint todar at Gain
loch Scotland. the Sim: Feln sugges-

; tion that representatives of tile British

Cabinet meet Sinn Fein delegates in a
conference ulltrammelled by condi-

 

‘ ' AS AN muesTMENT
3 Day St. is a. good one. 10 rooms

2-mmfly big store goes with house;
lint 621142. All improvements. Price

~ 5,500.
Ls See Ben T Nash, Norwalk
Phone 892 Evenings

, mom! sumo MECHANIC

Will overhaul and repuir your car.
We. in your . own garage

Ignition. end lighting system: 3 a

 

 

WANTED—Bright gill to assist in
tlimm: 2 room’of girls' coat. factors.
Only those with relerences need ap-r.

 
 
 
 
 

 

my Louis Gleenburg & Blos. Inc.

Depot Home East Norwalk.

WANI’ED-uAniiquL-S, high prices
paid (or old-time furniture, ma-

hogany. cherry, maple. pinepetc" also
old china, glass, anything of merit.
that is over 100 years old. D. A.
.‘ucrrhiein. 205 “estport Ave" Phanc
£08.

WANTEDWExperlenc-rd operators on
. Shirts, sleevers. rollers neck band
runners. and neck hand settels. to
mm $18 pm week. steady work. Also
vdxpeflenced sewers onS lain needle

 

' FOR SALE ‘
Do you want a. finely located one-
famlly house near center of cit’
Very reasonable price. Inquire of E.
Crowe.

FOR SALE~1 Guernsey cow. Also
sow and 9 pigs. Mrs. W. S. Keyser,

Phone ‘839. »

.J , as; flew-h: ;
FOR SALE—Two family house in
second district in very good condk
lion. palt
ley and station. Several kinds of fruit

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Ideal spot for oullry. Price reason-
able. inquire 3 Spring St., after 6
p, m

 

FOR SALE~Bungalow style, 6-room.
modern home all lmprmements,

 

 

.mchlne. LE ROY [RT CO.
have

FORD WANTEDWI $150.0
cash tor the best Poul it will buy. 13‘
your-.~ {or sale? Phone 1042-12.

0good location. small amount of cash,
balance mortgage immedaite posses-
gear; George Mitchell. Telephone

 

 

WAN'I‘F :Dui‘mllion by fllst class
rilluft‘wu; mechanic. \V ill do an)-
ilmlg. hand} at am: trade: Willing to
:0 on lam; l\ol afraid of work Ads
livers “t ll.lllft‘eul, " care Sentinel.

WArVTED—u’l‘o rent two or three un-

in: .‘lldled rooms running water. not
mm; llflel'rn minutes from railway.
An wer location and rent
woman Box C. care Sentinel.
WANTED—~Cook wishes position

private family, A-l references.
mymond St:

WANTED—«A second-hand small safe
Address “Sate." care Sentinel.

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FOR SALE—IL 4 ton worm drive truck

good motor. good tires; can be used
for any business. A bargain, $250
Phone 2311

‘FOR SALE«~Clotlling fixtures withm

elm-a chest of drawers. alsa bust

improvements. Near tlol-'

 

wcono‘h'rn
-Walks. 30mm“: Wolfe. and All

 

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GLAH
110 Taylor Avie“ Bo. Romances.
Cnrbingc Gutters, Lawn Rolling, Con-
rmand'r lit-Wake
Workc M In First Gil“ Sty“.-

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merit plan. Altos-alto this.
Dropmnoardor
31’: tor who" to

NORWALK MEAT-TB“: co.
.anklln and Monroe 8!. So. Nor-walk.

NATHAN 5 MILE!!!
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form size 18.13“ in A31 condition.‘
Sacrifice at $25.14 Oak street, Stam-' S. Miller. Tel. 1428-6
I'Ol‘d. Conn. ‘ 10 89mg Street. mans. Conn

FOR SAI E—-Lale 1920 Ford Paneled
deii\____;ery in perfect condition, S.
Levy. 50 Water St.

 

FOR SALE—Pigs and 4 horses, Law- “I Will

ton estate. Apply Elizabeth Lawton,
Dorian.

 

WA NTED—«Posilion, preferably in So.

Nomzllk, by young woman with five:
yeu's exfieli’ence in office work Ex-
ocrt dictaphone owrato‘r. speedy and
accumie tlplst “lih knowledge of.
bookkeeping? Can operate automatic

aneurilers. Write 12M A. cure Sen-
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TO LET

,‘TO IIETWSml-e located
'1‘ Heights. Good opportunity lor gro-
meal 01 dry goods store Appi}
. I .Fllzelmll. Sorrllou Heights

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in Norman

 

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l~iT House of six looms and

FOR

ground,
Part rash.
1 86 I .

FOR'SAI.E~—!ferms arranged; 1 Chev-

rolet Sedan; 1 Chevrolet Coupe. 1
Chevmlet Touring. 1 Studebaker
Commercial, 1 Studebaker. .7
391‘ touring. 1 Ford Light rdellvery.
Austin's Garage. Phone 1959.

 

FOR SALE—~12 rooms, 24min?
house. right in Center, lot about
60x1. . 5 all improvements except

lzezltel. going out of town. VVlil sell to
hilglllest bidder. “rite S. H., care Ben
E 119

 

ISAIZAE—‘Weil . built
house. allwimprm'emc‘nts: on (high
:.,lot..7100£211.0. New gfiage-
Geo. Mitchell. Telephone

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im- All implovemems. and .‘l
on: apartment. part improvement.
mm.» 266 East AV‘8., East Norwnlk.
l'.E:'l- rl’lll’IlIShOd rooms for
housekeeping.

 

 

light
1 1 Huviland Street

'i LET—Two from: omen rooms.

 

FOR SALE—~New bmrels and kegs.

=15
cheaper than
Allso u= «ed barrels and whiskey bar-
re 4

land AH)"

oak guaranteed not to look,

5, 10
225 and 50 gal.

50 to 100 per cent.
anyone else in town.

Reynolds Poultry Farm.

High.
Phone 1036.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Music Hall Block. Inquire Keogh
Candcc or‘R. Joselovsky.

 

«IR RENT—~Storage Space. housec

FOR SALE

rooms with 4 acres of good
:11 fluit trees. low tax, 5111

House 5

land sei‘er

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._ hora furniture. Separate «rooms. griignmfiafie 5) ) 0
“unripe “roof building. Hubbell ., l ‘ L
' and torogc Co.. Inc.. Saugn- Ask John T Ha es
. Conn. Tel. Westport 47. WoVNO 7.Main St ‘ y Norwalk
negotiable warehoule receipts. Reel Estate ' Insurance

 

 

 

 

O. G. PALMER

Auctioneer
‘ Office A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store, South Norwalk

illcolll .Taxi Company

[\lili l. va MANAGEmT
First} Class Service
Careful Drivers

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AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
Ala-L WORK; GUARANTEED

wow and Used Tires and Tubes Sold

Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils

' PROFESSIONAL

 

. ' Phone 997
Railroad Ave, 80. larval!

 

 

 

MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Private Lessons in Dancing

Social Class on Wednesday Evening
Studio,

Club Classes Arranged“

7West Axe .1838

 

 

GET A soon: DELI.
We will buy your household
goods, rugs, papers, junk end all

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oecond- hand goods. Anything you
have. Price recording to the uni.-

ity oi the goods A «we lie-I
an". '
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Ronni-hand Good- Alwnyl on Min.

 

dale
answers to name of Tops.
Family pet. Return to Miss
Louise Dameron, Tokeneke

LOST, STRAYED or STOL-

ENo on Sept. 5th, an Air-
dog, medium size,

 

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WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time to point our 110086

cent on

labor
l Alexander White. '1‘ Love St.

 

poo-
work guaranteed. Phone

tions.
tween the Prime MiniVer‘Eamond do
Valera sent yesterday by the Irish
leader to Mr. Lloyd “Gorge did not:

. however, except possibly by implica

tion, withdraw the offending para-
graph of the Sinn Fein note of Sept.

13 in which the sovereignty of the
Irish state was asserted Li‘ld WhiCh
led Mr Lloxd George to L-Ac-ul his in-

\itatlon to a conference.

silty. All As viewed here the latest Irish natt-
430. was conciliatory in character. and
___.,‘._.._ n»... 1-... placed upon the Prime liinlster the

. w. J. LYON! choice of holding a free conference or
am Mucunv—canoemcgv PM. ““3“” ”m.Sfi‘luflllgwllfilimio {fir-
1113 y exprufi. .. a 1 ‘9

ERIC STONE- Gm GOTTA. British Crown. ll was generally be-

lieved that the note sent to Mr. Lloyd
Geérge yeslerda} marked a slap which
would lend to reimve the situation of
some of the tension which developed

. late last week and thrcawned to end.

for a. time at least. any hope of an
early settlement of the Irish controv-
ersy.

The prime Minister recovered the
indisposllion which confined him to

FROM HE? HOHE his home at Gairiocll. and it see.\ed
“gm-:1 .m m probable today that before replying to
cushion! atoll 6'03! anomaly Mr do \alelma he would c'onlfer with
w seterdl members of the Cabinet who

are in Scotland. It was reported that
prlvalo telegrams had passed freely
between Dublin and that All“. Lloyd
George had kept in close touch with
the sentiment among the ministers
who were in this city. He was said
to be disposed to moxe slonl). in deal-
ing nilh the Iris h situation which is
udmitlulll at considerable gravity,
but it was believed generally that he
would not inkl- surh action as would
ninmsl rs-rln'lllll nullify the steps :11—
x-ewiy lilkf-il ill .‘JJHFCII of a formula
leading llmarcl peace in Ireland.

 

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WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
1,600 PEOPLE
KILLED IN STATE
AUTO MISHAPS

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state as the result of automobile ac-
cldvn In 1920, there new 123. 895
'aulomoblles in this Slate and seven
times as many deaths .

Canceled figures ml 3110 interven-
ing yours show the proportionof
motor vehicle -falalilies~to’the number
of registered automobiles in Connec—

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m- mu...“ ...... IN RBME SBEIETY
Joan‘s! otuil kinds. D trips to‘ _ . ,
New York. Audra- 71 Its-eon; .

Phone 813. l

‘ -‘ Sr ’l . 3‘53—501 - ‘ ' ’

amnion: a mm. mm .a-nd ibntg.,..:.;ff;“f.;l..13.; “ll 1. m. .l“.ltl‘sc§§3?‘a.::
ammo mm of “u an“ to («.11 ran: lgotlsnl and a refusal to
OQOOLGSI'J‘ ca'muw' 301130 il(‘klli]\\!llli;( Illi‘Vltillll‘ (llil'erences be-
DhOfl. 333- {\xetu 50:141. rinssxs. «moi Pope Berle-
«ilr'l. \(‘lilll :lx llllllll; ilil address to
‘VILLIAM F. HOYT inn-lulu” l; ill Urdu («f Saint From—
:‘35. ll} ll l lu-n in international

REAL. ESTATE r‘rlllgf-(SS." .\.~ .1 us ill in added. irrat-

It is Cheaper to Buy than to Build its of plum \\- 2. 4pm vi h)- nations.

' lull Hz» 3' (‘Ulllllllli'li in l ugugt in bloody

1 house, 7 rooms. East Norwnik. “Rhys. ,
$2 800; mortgage 51.0.99 ‘ PM" i .rmdlm ernphusm-d Saint

1 house._ 7 rooms. East NOI‘WBIK. '.‘;I,.j.;\' il-u- of peace :lml concord.
33-5003 mortgage $3000- and 3*.‘1-2 that only this spud could

1 hauge- 7 rooms. East Norl'aik. : l'HNlll conditions. I\'-:.li_\ 3mm.)
$4300; niortgage $3000» _ u. «hrs lo the congress in :. rvrul‘v-
_13’ house. a i‘OOPI‘l‘l‘e East hurunuv in. llw hope. “Lo {lilill‘l‘SSLli :m as.
39-J00. mortgug" w‘vh. M10. _ ' Y... ml‘h ill llzt" C(‘llli'i C‘l I‘ullitnm. i . the

1 house. 7 rooms. East. IVOI‘VVEIUL{‘”swag“
$7.000. mm‘lguge $1.300, ‘ ',_M____________._______

4 houses 7 mum-“L South “WWW“? sin-1' lllcols’rlsn incl-'zlllvm.
$4. 500: mortgage $2 000 f _,_,___,_
$4.1002ouislfort‘gargfemggm:l‘mlh AUNHM" Hero's. Another fatigue nl‘ ‘ “incl:

1 house. 7 rooms. South x01"\;lz‘\. ,. .5021": f“;,','{ *","‘”2’“," . ,
34'7“”: mortgage $1,500. lawn ( l:~.i\ ‘,‘v'.".'rt i. 1 mill: :\‘\l'l-

1 house, 7 rooms South I\'0l'wolk.-"s m‘“",“_‘,"” “"”"‘:,m,( f““*‘“"f’ 1" m
$1.9m; mortgage $2.000. 12in» WWW ANS ‘ 1”" “lbw“ Pro

2 houses. 7 rooms. Mania BeadinVM'S “w ”" ‘k‘fl‘qm‘mn 0.1 hefluws
$7,000: lzlul‘lzzage $2- J,‘ h). linir l)'.\'l¢l3~' .‘llr. Slllllh thinks
l 1 house. 9 m: ‘ll'mld River, “WV" 4‘” "“"E "“1”.” 0‘ hives Who
$4.500: llmrliizlze 51 am, lulu- no: l-mllpluu With the law. Tim

1 llUllQO T room-H Broad River slulllle l'olllm's: .
$4 700; mGTlglgo cg 75.5 “'Spctlnl; l. liuw person owning

1 house 8 rooms V" iinhllll $3.500: one or more hum of hoes shall. 1m—
mor'gflf-‘ff‘ 3310“. small}; on m l-: 'wu the first day Oi"

I have two—family houses. bf‘flllllllll .i‘v‘loiwr. lllllki ‘ 2v. :nlion to the 1mm
homes. lax-ms. lots. and shore plop. It‘ll-rk (ll' lb... low“ n oiliril all h Ich'S
Prty. 11:! ktpl. tfur in lglstrutioll of smh

My time is yours. Sill/art: & Corbett ”15' mm 9...}. ‘4 l clerk shall issue

, Block, No. 79. Tel. 435. :0 Silt-ll amonguz‘ certificate of "o—

pus'mmt of a
. vents. \V‘I‘lich cm‘iio
'10 formi-proscrilwd
furnished by iiit‘
. ullw‘sticanimals and
the office of sur-h

gislrniiml mmw l .
l‘vlnrdlnl: I'M ..
“CHI!" shall l -
and upon ll. ‘2
rommissiozv r - '
shall be record: 1i :v
Town Clerk.

“Sec. “ A

in Z

__ rum-.1 or such registrat-
tlon with lint now and placp of resi-
dence of flu» rmwlrmlt and the ire-
finite location in z? town where bees
are kept in Mm shrill be recorded in
”a- separate lmllk the office of the
Town Clerk ullw‘n records shall be
accessible to I'll. public.

.I‘

17‘.

{all to registn n5 H‘Iillll’efl in the pro-
‘flsions of this no: slimline lined not

more than I‘lVe dollars."
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RIVEVOY-TAR U)"; POST OFFICERS

The latest note exchanged hew

,ment does not can for the-length

Sec. 3. Am 0mm of {ices who ell-ill '

 

AWKL‘E CASE

Continued from .m'rnt Page.

A talk about the schools in geneini
Was given yesterday afternoon at the
Norwaik high, school to the Nomalk
Teachers’ association by lilirs. Leo
Davis. The talkwas very interesting.
It was non-political inasmuch as the
teachers' organization is a non~politi-
cal body.

Miss Anna McMahon and
Good were elected delegates to rep:
resent Norwalk at the county meeting
to be held in Bridgeport this week.

MAND‘AMIIS ,
PROCEEDINGS ..
MAY .PREVAIL

union——

Continued t‘rom FirstflPage

 

fatal illness. gran called to explain
'whz» an autopsy had been performed
liouewing her death without réqhest
being made bx countv officials as re-§
“155 Anna quired by law.

Mm J0me Clark and Regg) Morlev
and. Dr. Gabor Kingstone were called
IDistrict Attornev Bradv said. in com
nection with a. report intimating pos-
sibie financial interest of witnesses in

At the conclusion of the session.
District Attorney Brad} issued a;
statemézit'injvihieh he declared that'
- it haS"i'>een Giselosed that these three
witnesi‘eohsn discussed the probabil-
Ity- of "making money out of the Ar—
buckle case by ‘f'aming‘ Miss Joyce
Rom to ilei the testimony of

term of office of any commissionu ‘Mifl .Zeh Pret’ast.-a most important
nor does it specify that Commissioners‘ *pmoecution witness. ..

shall be elected. it we; therefore
omitted from the call published )e:~
terday, on his advice warning to
City Clerk Irving 1). Roberta-on.

A meeting of the RowaytonVC'lvic
Improvement Association , was held
last evening a! which time. it was Vol;-
ed to retain counsel to determine lithe
matter. and if necessary where man‘

 

 

 

sel Quinlan is that the charter amendgl

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ALL COURES TOJBE IN SESSION

 

Fine Tribunals to Hate Hearings at
. Gonna“ @onrt House.

Five courts are in session at the
county court house today. for the first
time since last Spring. The criminal
side of the Superior court with 12
damus proceedings brought to compelmases on its slate for disposal conven-
me City ‘0 Hiawatha Sixth taxing dis- .ed at 10 o'clock with Judge Frank 11.
trict commissionerson {herbaliots and lfiameg presiding; There are some 27
also in the call for electifin- cases still undispused of at this ,term
If it is true: as Mr. OWNED ¢0n= of the criminal court. and in addition
tends. n vertheless these 9601019 are a. number of. cases continued from the
deter-ml ed to have the matter settled May term of the court,
by the courts and not by the corpora- Initials. civil side of the Superior
tion counsel 6! the city. court Judge John. P. Kellogg began
The act creating thedistrict was ilkltne first-trial week of that court with
troduced at the 1921 session of theme notion of William L. Zepp. trustee
Legislature by Senator Nehemiah «of the estate of Frederick P. Ehrsam.
Candee. and at a special electlvh held an appeal from the Probate court.
in‘ the Fifth Ward. when the matter Four contested divorce cases are
of the establishment came up for ill-scheduled to follow this case.
vote. was passed by a small majority Judges’Jofin J. Vi’nish and John 1”.
and adopted. Booth of the court of Common Pleas
Senator Candee is In Bridgeport *0- {will hear civil suits today and James
day at press time and could not be;E. Wheeler of New Haven, acting as
marched to ascertain what his attitude in committee from the Superior com-t
on the matter was. . will continue hearings in the damage

suit of Fender and Lapldrs against the
HOUSE TAX BILL jDevlin Construction company. Unch-
AGAIN AMENDED

lng damage claims of over ‘1 20.000.»
Continued from First page.

 

 

 

 

 

Weather Forecast

 

 

For Norwalk and ticlnity: Uneel—
timll- the freight and passenger taxes tied weather followed by showers late
for the calendar vear 1922 at half the tonight 01‘ Wednesday: rising tem-
}lr(‘Sellt rates. The House \'oted to Default? moderate east and south»
eliminate all of these lexies and some: 9351 winds \\ ell defined areas of high
members of the V‘V‘ays andMeans com. zand low pressure are [flax lug acrogg
mlttee expect it to insist upon their; the counlr} and producing pleasant
l‘llll repeal 33%“ next Januaryi . should. neatller in the eastern and cloudy and
the Senate vote: to retain them. lrain} weather in the central and west-

). number of amendments to 9he;el‘n districts. The front edge of rain
committee measure are to be offered 'area has turned l'lom Iowa to Ohio
on the floor. and some Senators lo~ during the lee: menly-lon. hours. The

 

 

 

for extended debate. particularly on temps: 3m“? is using in the UP?”
manufacturers sales tax plan to ne.Mi$5i$$iDPi "8319.? and Make region
presented by Senator Smoot. of Utah} . ,

a Republic-an member of the comz‘nibl Today 111 “.3“ Street
tee. and the whisky tax amendment}

which Senator Folder. of New York‘ -“?Ai'{_QT.R1§}:T li'ifgi'l-fl‘ m_.._p,~0-

has. given notice he “Ell present. “omit-.3119; 5. mug Iwrfssurp

 

Senator Pr—nrosr does not expect all}! 1‘11..on m n... (lyxrj‘lingf at today's
serimzs delay in consideration of tall? Stock Mariam. although gamfi out-
l'llll. and is of opinion that It can ‘99 litillllwrt-«l losers. l nitui States Stet}.
linseed after two weeks‘ debate. T'IC‘thP rerwlll iradmg made a functional
is not vermin now when it will he pas. ’nrlxmzm- :lélri lluiriwiu. Vanadium.
slide to set it IlPM‘ the Senate lv‘lll ‘Amr‘rium Sll‘lif‘zlltzfl. Studebaker. Gem
snxs he is ill press for its consideration («mi Asphalt. 1103M Dutch and Ajax
as soon as possible Illl‘l in“! also “mm mod ( Mel) higher.

(In the other lion-.1. SI ass SLrOoAd and

 

 

 

 

 

Teliilrl. rim Steels. SW “5: lim‘iluck. (‘Fn-
TE ..l ‘l: other. Retail Slows. Food Pro-
ducts. Ann-rival: S! r 5,.“ Anwric-zlu
International “rm! . .irtlullaiiv to one-
' point.

A special meeting: of the Y. M. ll, > ._
A. has hull calls-d for ills tuning" “'ALL STREET. X001, Jaldwin
mild all nlcmbcrs all. mquee‘afd 10 al' was the only active stock :0 show a
WWI . l‘ai‘r degree of szeadiness during the
morning. Other lavorites. notably the
. motors, lnbbers lobac; os, leathers
Waterbury Man and chemicals reacted one to lllree
Robbed 0f $3, 209 points and Chandler fell 412 United
Slates Steel meted wit thin {lactional
\YA'I‘ERBL‘RV" Sept, 2().—-Ho_~nry limits and rails were dull and ilTE-gd

 

w. Tyl‘l‘l'll. conductor fer attain m‘ 131‘. The feature of the bend market
grocery stores in this city. was hrlvl “‘35 the SH‘Pflf-fih 01.319362?! GOVGPTH'
up at llll‘ point of a revolver shortly ment 170““ and FWQS‘ ”‘05"? ”“1195
before noon. yesterday. and robbed of adding -1 1° 9‘. 1901.313 I‘QSDPMiV9iM “1
‘$?-.‘.'€’li. ’i‘yrrell was driving along 1‘99"“ gains. Call “1059." opened 3‘
Congress masonic. in an" autumn-bile. 41’2 per cent. I

when :1 mm jumped out-he running. . _

boulti Pointed a revolver at his Ill‘ésli “‘ALT- STREET 133‘." l‘- mr—T! 0e
{leggy the driver be handed 0“,. .n‘mrktt hardened at middn' 'wiih

and demanded that a has: in the u .r “81‘1““ “01 i Mimi "WW5

'i‘\rleli 0be3ed tl.e~orfiez 0f the Iliml- the firmest features Gums 0f 3 "I
in.“ man. u be after rectlr'ing the 11.1.: 1“: points “619 mom by other HCliVi"
ran dox n 3 side street and £159”.th issues. notably American VV'aolr-n

Corn Products. Food Products.
national Paper and Vanadium.

Int

The money contained in the bug but}
been collected from. fire .04‘ the. cornu—
pnlly’s stores. ,Tyrreli. who had a re
volver with him..cia§ms,he,had no (up
portunity to dra wit. The police {H‘P‘
making a searchior. the llighwasmzm. ?

 

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VYATERBUIH’. Sept- '20.~Poliro Peace Maine‘s on cliérges of burglau
of several cities aresou ‘jlllfilalert to- Tom )Vf’it’rlritt'tflh‘tx‘l of breaking into
day for Louis Chompi. 22.~of"this city. 2:110 Sii'frpal‘d-HECIIL Corporation‘s tim-

who is believed to have‘ shot and fa~ {fiery hero. on August 2?. and ‘Sieulin;

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Starts in Bavaria

MUNICH. Bavaria. Sept. 20.91%-
forts on the part of the Bavarian
Peoples Party to solxe the ministerial
crisis Which arose when the ministry.
headed bv Dl. von Kahr resigned res-
centfiv llaxe apparently been futllz'
thus far. Leaders of the party asked
Dr. von Kahr to become .a candidates
for election as premier of a new cab-
iuet. but he declined. stating that he
is unable to change his 'views'reg‘ard—
ing .the relationshii subsisting. be-
tween the empire and the federa‘

Dr. von Kahl- concludes his letter"
to the party bx saving: "I have the
warmest wishes for a sound. strong
and self—governing Bavaria within a

' sound and strong empire."

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Electrify the family wash.
sElectric A]

An electric w a s h in g
machine pays for itself in
a'short time and it saves
the wear and tear that
your clothes get from the
ordinary drubbing of old-
fashioned washing meth— .'
eds. They’ re easy to buy
and easy to install and
operate simply and satis- V
factor-fly. .

ml llothSf usual: ”co
Blessing

2m" announce:
PHONE 953

Rheumataint l A Wonder.
Liniment for Pain

A Preparation That Should Be
In Every Home

Every medicine cabinet in town. in.
tact every home should have a bottle
a! Dr. Sorzis‘ Hhezj—m'a-taint (thé
wonder'iiltimenti. 1t {‘1‘ absolute
relief to suferers of :heumaxism-
aeuralgi sigatica?‘ 123:9.ng pains
and stiffness It l> preparation
that has been wor‘ ing \ coders arbour
this vicinltv for \‘Ea's—but today has
a name, and has been well named.
:oo—Rtoumatalttt. Pr "cure a bott‘s
at the dzeg store at Four earliest con-
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illeynolds’ Mill
OPEN FOR THE SEASON
' Grinding Every Day

u—One of the mot powerful and
sanitary presses [the state. We
grind as reasonablr as an} one and
give :~0u service second :0 none. A.
trial will confines 31-01..

Barrels and kegs
sizes. new and used.
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' I d . . . ”cut annually, as foliowsr 16.439 ma— ~ “- tally injured Tony Cinrglliaa 41. of can leather valued at $2.0M. 7
Building Lot for Sale nn an leceive lewald- chines in 1911. 36 deaths; 21,654 m— Jaspeh I‘m-khan (hose-n Commander South Main street, .Monday night. {01- ‘- The prisoners are: Frank Izzn,‘
- LOS k b indl ind (fines in :312. 55 deaths; 26.744 1113- gt Last \iahl's nesting. lowing a quarrel. said to hale been Jolll. Grade. Thomas XQS‘HOI‘VOQG and
_ ‘ '1‘ “Sunday. a (in? Y 9 i C Iim‘ " 13, 68 deaths; 33.207 ma- Sever-.11 new oft‘lu- rs were elected to over a debt of ninety cents. “fitness- MG; m anni De Negris all of Bring‘epoxt
A Ver} good Im on ARCH STREET white Boston Bull malt; i130? h $3“ chines .. 1914 72 deaths 43,977 1118: fill vacancies at a meelidg— of~tlle Mui- cs to the shooting have identified and Joseph Sum of Paul nrx. Baili
Jar Sale, size 33X170, no better loca— “gm‘g‘iéimfiggg gadggg‘hlundifiea Chimes in 1915,1053 deaths 61,215 mar voerarlov Pom. Veterans of Foreign Chumpi is described as dark complex- was fix \d at saw. and $1 not: each for!
lion lol— '1 home F . c ' chines i” 1916 19‘ “ah" 31275 313‘ wars. held in lied Men’s- hall. Second *Cllumpiis described as dark cmopiex- the Blidgeport men and Si 000 tori
‘ ' ”r mmwmrs LOST-“Bankboak No. 16468. issued by “hm“ m 1917’ 225 “an”; 39 795 1113‘ District. last night- The” officers are: ioned. weighing approximately 135 Sgro. In default of bail. 1hr fixe nlei‘ ;.
A k J 11 South NOI‘WBIR Savings Bank. 6:393 "1 1918' 299 deaths 166*“ ma“ Commanderdowph Lockhnrt.‘ pounds. height 5 feet. 5 inches. wear- were taken to the i-‘airfield count-Y ’i
S 0 n T' Hayes 1319358 return to said bank as payment"? I es in 1919 23" deaths. , Sr. Vibe Commander—aJohn GUiiT-,ix1g a blue suit torn at the left shoul- jail. in Bridgeport. .5 . ,
has belle stopped. t will be seen that during the ‘wa_l~ , . - .- f , l. ;‘
"a 7 Main St Vear" (1918') there 8‘ I uteri. der. and. a light cap. Chumpi is o . . h 5 .
i N°"W"k NOTICE-emiymmld BIOS have moved of slightly more thalfgoogzl; gncrgase Jr. Vice Commander ._ Cilaxieslltalian pal‘génta *e and at one time was ARRESTED FOR FORGERY. l ; r'
”r h flice from the Old Bank Bldg , ’ en. el. «engaged as a farm hand in Cheshire. ‘ W : ~ ' '
t all 0 , necticut, as contrasted with again or . v l . '1' , ., . — ‘ . ,
,5”, .. , .- . p 24 W’ashington street to 94 “ashlar over 20 ,000 the vear before and over Chaplain—«Waiter Ceilings. A 32 calmer bullet was extracted BOSTOA. ‘Sl-pt. .0.—-—Man Hlamo— “Yum . Yum ”
. L‘Ml‘uunllllyltm‘ PAINTED gm stfieetfhme [Hagilazgd Bloék.C All? 25 000 the {0}“)ng yen] l AdjutantMJames Kelly. lflom (:ipranio's beds; today at the. vitz. .of Springfield. under arrest . g * 9
J ;' :5. mac o ee 0 t e orwa 0a 1 . , . Quartetmlas‘ler—A—Herbert Collin <. . rf rm iv Medical xam— cha d with forgery of a United 1' - .
Stamford. as a city. (‘Yidently “km Supplv (‘0 Accidents which me not now being 3 .. tutODS‘s he 0 ed 3 B me You’ll Sa‘

systematically dealt Wilh from the!“ Of liner of the Day—éVincellt lie-liner D1.A.A.Crane. 1' States Treasury check for $700 was:

 

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, g LE ACCOUNT View oint 0f revention 1‘ {Qulnall ’ ’ , released an his pm‘snnal recognizance . n It It! usua} expresxfion IN":
:22ng .gz- ll zones for pedestrians to ORDER TO SETT ”c agcldents’P include ,ffillged bug’s): Inside Guardwilarold Britlo. ‘HEABCH FOR BIASTER':BOMBER. todav when the federal court learned ; MWS the first spoonful of»
flno Sun}; 7352132511 lthii: $3?”§"‘;~ Dismal of Norwalk. ,ss. Probate drownings and .motor vehl'cle acci i gutside GUdm—“Wmmm “3'3“ ' A ' j' A that it“: mfg had fled m a mrmgfie“; our Ice cream. You cant hell? 3“
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Police William R Pt‘lmiugton fmm Court, September 20. A. D., 1921. dents. All of these are jusr as calla" ”‘5‘” 0’ CHICAGQ Sept 2" S‘amh “33 has” a We“ “13‘ “33

 

 

Court officials commuted enough
money to pal. the man’s fare-310nm.
Because he. was still suffering from
the.- eflrcts of shell shock. he «was not
told of. his site‘s death.

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express
when our crew is made the be;
5m? 1!; brings forth the bes: ex
mm

ice Groom is more than 3 (41314951 '

bio of management Motor Vehicle ‘TW’tCheu

Commissioner Stoeckel contends it is! At the meeting it was \ole-d to start
jug; as possible to deal With them a membership driu and to also hold a
1181‘ administration account to this constructively. and the result is just smoker. A numller of membership
court for adjustment, at the probate assure as in the case of industrial ac- applications have been receixed and
office in Norwalk, on the 27th day of cidents. these prospective members should be.
September 1921 at 9 oclock fore-) Motor vehicle accidents constitute brohgilt around to the next meeting

Estelle-of Charles lH.,Aistllm'pe. late.
of Norwalk, in said dis’lrict, deceasedg
Ordered, That .the' execuirix exhibit

fin progress today for 7 what police
termed lat-”muster bomber" in connee-
tion with the finest, yesterday, of five
men ‘who attempted to blow up' :a
cleaning shop. SVTilliamG. Smith Wane
of the men arrested. made confessions
Sthat resulted in the seizure of several

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John Blennnn. of the Stam—
ford Police Depnltment. with regards
to the hill 01““19 zones here.

A il‘ll€l\ with regards to the paint
lift-d w: ls also rtcoivnl. and Chief
lelmillulon loaned some of the paint
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m... .. t. , .. , . . _ noon; and thsit allveersons interested by far the largest class of public ac-l ———-—-——-——-~—---——-—+~—- hundred sucks of dynamite and 0th" .._ 2W. our brand you do n
“soil-r in: is! Liilxi‘tvillln it v. hen they re- in said estate may be notified thereof .cidents, Ont at 80 900 accident deaths AMERICAN om MEAN :KILLED. explosives He Was _ DETROIT- >, Mk1!" . .i d1 pt‘t “it; J imam; good Cream is.
1“ (‘Onxmctiorll \wlth “Safety W k’ the executrix will cause this order to referred to 10 000 are attributable to mitten participating insisity bombings Charles H. Miller. ”roves en 0 Al. N...
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Detroit Tvpograpl-licnl .I‘fnion and ede

be ublish - some torn; f 1110 r l ’ ' ' n . ,
1) ed in a newspaper having 0 to vehicle accident. In ASHINGTOR. Sept {la—Carl R. ito’r 0f the Detroit mm? News. was:

a circulation in said district. at ieasf‘ it is to redu e the number of poly Tobi) all“ American emn

five days before said 27m day of Sep- lic accidents hat the Safety First Mexican Petroleum

lumber. 1921;movement is being pushed throughout shot and killed; Sundae
HENRY ‘W.’ the state this week. ,Mexlcan saint rs.”

being oils-wed throng

the polio: «let p-allment has caused 1'0

be painful in the “zones" the follow-

ing crxpiic mess;12‘m"Cross Here--

Too Much Speed. " It was later learn-

on that Much Speed" was on
or a. motion picture

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GREGORY,