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1 MONDAY, slam. 26. 19a ,slsi
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Wants, To Let, For Sale, Businm'md Profeuional cards, Miscellaneous Advs. '”
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ANTED
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«Initifil-"er, care Sentinel.
WANTED —- Experienced
or private. Salary
1 1586, Angelo Danile.
v, A 1.1 Trim—Married couple, . no chil-'
desire position in private tam.
in, wire. first class cook_ Man, good.
.'-li around mechanic. Garden. lawns.
i-lr Best references: Caretaker or
[u "I. nnent place preferred: Address.r
. chauffeur
WInhGS posnion. either commercial
hpected $25, Phone
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Two Cents a word; minimum charge 50¢ per m, 3 times $1.00. Gaps Double l’rice.
SMALL rmsmN-r AD.-
mrtsmm ABE -
STRICTLY CASH
Telephone orders tor this kind oi
advertising is accepted only as an
accommodation to our patrons, and
immediate collection will be made
[or same.
,IWAl'i'Ti'llr—Young man to do general
worl. around place. Good wages
boflld and washing. Apply T. VV
Austin, Darien.
hone Darien 55-3.
:NVANTED—Ni'oman for light house.
1 work. Three in family. Inquire
n: P. F. Rockwell. 20 Lnion St.
’FOR SALE
FOR SALE—One sli§lit1y used to:
and one-half Repub 1c truck in the
best of condition. A bargain. Can be
seen at Riccio Bros. 13 Woodward
Ave. So Norwalk. Phone 467.
,FOR SALE—~Almost newhbufi’et for
WANTED—Competent typlst
Dionnwit‘dze‘ oi' bookkeeping. Apply
I)!‘ _.:-r Hut 00., So. NOTWalk, Conn.
y .
wow.
1.017.-
‘. U .-
l’air wages and
‘ . right party.
.nel. Tel. 2405.
ver Y
with
«W \ ..Tl:i)——Responstble middle—aged
.n to assist with light house-
good
Address W. B.
sale. reasonable. Inquire 16 Hamil-
ton Ave, So. Norwalk, Conn.
FOR SALE-$350 buys nice building
lot, 60x145, fine lot to start some
kind of business on Grant street. Nor-
walk. N. L. Byxbee, P. 0. Box, 5313
South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—An Abendroth steam
boiler of 325 feet capacity, in good
1w . « . . iZD—Houseworker for
[H r
'Yonr.
desired. ‘
-_L
{unite-PS. and neck band setters,
machine.
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LEROY SHIRT C0.
small
loony living in New York. “'rite
.rrice. 23 East 89th street, New
State experience and salary
_ ‘ _ m1
WAltTlD—Expeneuced operators on
Slims, sleevers. fellers_ neck band
to‘
«earn §l8 per week. steady work; Also
otpm-ienced sewers on .plain needlo‘
condition will be sold very reasonable.
I in.
FOR SALE—Brand-new bathroom, $72.
Syphon closet. china low down tank,
enamel bathtub and lavatory with all
nickel-plated fittings. Seidenberg, 545
3d ave., near 37th t.~ New York City.
FOR SALE-New fifty gallon, ei t
hoops, white oak barrels, para
orders. Carload lots, immediate deliv-
__ TO LET
'1‘0 _ [$111-2 large. pleasant
will; improvements, 38 Summit Ave.
So l\()l'W.’llIi. '
F.-...
rooms
rery. Re'nOId's Cidar’ Mill, Post Rd.
Highlan Aves Phone 1036. I
.FOR SALEf—A new house with all
modern improvements, now near-
' ingrompletion. Centrally and con-
veniontly located. If you have $250
cash phone Norwalk 1900.
Call-alts Cottage St., or Telephone ’
lined, $4 each: Special price on large!
BUSINESS NOTICE
A aw j SSENGER
" .vffi§a§§cuav
{ DAILY TRIPS
First trip on 8:19 train Monday
Office: StilicomPowell, So. Norwalk
WILL EXCHANGEi—Large size cabi-
ii net Phonograph of standard make
for used piano.
Sentinel.
mm mo We
Will overhaul and repair your can
any make. in your own mace.
Ignition and ’ m n I
lalty. All '0 martee‘d. th
490.
w. J. LYON:
Phone 2047 Place
20 loam
BR! M 8 RV RP 7%1‘1‘1.
“55%. s -
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ammo
Walks, Recall
‘ It! ”gulch
, ’ as
no 1' A " cud-g:-
. 'n .
Mo ' " Lua am
and Tar Wash
Wort: _Dgn_gjn_Flnt_Cl-Ic Style.
V .16
PM racial!
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and“!
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at.
Goa»
t prop no a (Eu-d or
on guano
telephone 317 to:- W" “1
all.
1 NORWlLK MATTRESS 60.
tanan and Monroe St. 8:: Norwnlk.
, NATHAN a. MlLLER '
. General contractlnl. ”mung “'4
.fii. ..
paper hanging. *
' rtull
mfefifhm” Tel ms
the . Tet. 14235
10 ”mash: Not-walk. Conn.
' WALL PAPER AND PA"“’
1: house
Now in the timo‘topain‘ a“? your
his many friends here. as his many ere resent from Nor. Candee, in the uptown City Court, for - - j a
fine qualities made him many friends 33:33 £320; alga, Long Island. passing a. standing trolley car. Ser— . L
and an idcal citizen. He is survived After: returning from church. dinner geant Thomas Hunt testified against . ‘ i
by a Widow. Mrs' M6"? Ctowley’ Theiwas served and dancing followrd. the accused. ‘ .
funeral will be held tomorrow mom- , . 1‘ 7 . ., I
' ' - - "l‘hose present enjoyed themse ‘95 ----—----a 1.
mg at 9 oclock. from his late hime, wery much wishing the little boy Taken into custody for the theft or
. . . ‘ o I
m Meriden. many happy years and retired at a an automobile, George Conquest. at
AddreSS Boa B, are
"ftral over the Ohio Valley. in produc-
, ing pleasant weather this morning hi
the central and eastern sections. Au
rextending‘ area of low pressure is cena
1ti-ai over the British northwest. Al
1mondary disturbance in «mm.
in the tower Mississippi Vaaey- a.
temperature is above the from. M
along the northern border. .
Deaths and Fulani: J W Nam
Word “'as received in Norwalk to-
day of the dcath. at his home, in Mer-
iden. yesterdal'. of Martin. Crowley.
formerly a. resident of Isaac street,
this city. Mr. Crowley has been in ill
health for some time. The news ct
his death was received with sorrow by
James Natragrano, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Natragrano, oi: Ascen-
sion avenue. Norwalk, Was christened
at St. Mary’s Church, yesterday at
8:00 P. M. Miss Marla. Fume, at
No it. and Mr. Euleno Greco, ot.
Astoria, L. I. acted as sponsors.
nzhot. of 11 Adam:
2‘5 and actual costs.
Nehemiah‘
VVllliam W. .
street, was fined
this morning,- by Judge
, fl , ‘11“ _‘
late hour. Bridgeport .was 8““ 3' hea a: i
rimming. "berm “(he Nehemiah,
Candee. Conquest mm the theft»
of the car. and, when it was founde‘
that he intended to plead guilty.
Judge Candee decided to let the case
’ go {over to “moon before settling in
The accused ms arrested by Detect-
ive Seregant Thomas Hunt. He, it is
claimed. stole a car owned by John
V.'. “'cife, of Nor-walk, on September
17.
Funeral of Jame.- um Onion
The funera' 0f James Van Orden. a
member of ti 9 Second Company. New:
or]: Heavy Artillery. was held this at-
ternoon tron" Fitch's Home for S01-
diers, Noroto 1. Burial was in Spring
Grow comet! .\ _
A surprise party was held Saturday
evening for Miss Mildred Gall of
laowe street. The party was given by
the Misses [Margaret Miller. of Stam-
ford and Margaret Gail. A short en—
tertainment was given by Frisco Pete
of Stamford. the young jazz artist.
which “as followed by light luncheon.
Dancing was enjoyed by the guests
the remainder of the evening.
t. Golden’s
68 Washington Street
4,
Well-Known Hat
Manufacturer {Dies
Herbert H. McChesne-y. long prorn-
inent in the iatrmanufacturing indus-
try and one of the best—known men in
Weather Forecast
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 26.-—For Nor-
x Mrs. M. Swanwick, Sr“ Ralph and
\V’illiam Swanwkk. Charles Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent H. Sweeney and ‘ . .
Danbury died suddenly at his home \N’iliiam Daub, all of Norwalk, motor: walk and vicinity! Fau‘ muffs:
at Lake Kenosia. about eight o'clockfed to Hockaway Beach. Sum-lax, cooler tonight. High pressure, >
yesterday mmmng from the effects of where they spent the day With friends. '
Michael J. Gambia ‘
Plumbing, Tinning
—— Ahe—I‘i ’
an attack of acute indigestion. . . 1 ‘ w . .
. Joseph ‘ioncll. and daughter Mai. _ $10115 .
Mr. McChcsnoy was born in Or- and Mr. and Mrs? Alfonso .mlo‘ or. October, 1921, Re Oreo. and Jobbing
ange. N- 3,, July 2. 1863, and his boy-
hood was Spent in that city. Early
in life he entered the wholesale hat
FOR
TieNEW EDISON“
Portchester. N. Y..-spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Aniline, 20
business and achieved distinct success Cross sueet' \ M h Phone raph with a Soul” Tel. 3846, 11 “no”. 83'
as a. traV'ell.ng:h8?Iesman. being con- Harry Oddo’ of Maspem‘ Long 131‘ T c 9 . m m m
nmwd “7“th 0316.11” houses in and, was a visitor yesterday at the No. 50745 -
, Ofangei Ne“. , gr {city and S‘fmcuse~ home of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Oddo. Rainbow Wenrich '-- ,
1‘- Y" He “‘9 or ”me ”me in of 20 Cross sweet. . Aid, 49,,“ “a silly Mar“! _ - *4 M “
soum Nommil Where he was very H will; Your Slim". You’re in
well known. e first went to Dan— Dr Mary O'Neil of New York cu;- "1 Earth, Ada Joan M '
bury abgutalifgéntta‘:?3t§:a;§°t:t the; was a week-end guest of Dr. and Mrs. for “the arm-’47 IllatChEI aces
selling ED 1' ac TY 0 ‘ .. , -. mllton ave- ' . ”us“ . M
the late Biron Dexter and develop- thp Castellano 0t 1‘ Ha “WY J°"°‘r Newton ""' ' Agent for the Famous ‘
Q . I". run PM e W
log a large and successful business nhe. ""‘BV'HXJ 1- .“d "a“ Cho 3:
. mt chase
He was afterwards connected with » - - -- ortler left this It you are read! to P“? ‘
Ferry. ‘Vcbcr & C0.. of New York myrnsingflg:e§%$thDI-€mpton, Mass, to . SCOPE 08 :29 qupéxggocaude- 039,1” hegtex' gee monotone
01"? 11““ there was as successml as resuse her stuties at Smith College. 3'", ‘2: e" makmg' your selection
he had llf'Oll with Mr. Dexter. In “1“ °‘ 50748 Price Reasonable
1900 he returned to Danbury and Miss Albina Cole. 01' Meriden. was a ”x... 5°.“ .. _ . . . . . .
with Frank 1". Farrell and associates. visitor of Mrs. Higgenbotham over the 5‘ ca! New Y'ork Military Band SCTVIGB PIMP:
established ilie Danbury Company.
.u..o--
week end.
flirtation Vain—totem, Stool-c
'I‘O LET~TW0 or three rooms for ~ ‘
”Ollspkpppiltg‘ “'alf‘l‘ and gut-I. In. FOR SALE—Bungalow style, 6-room.i'“d 138'” u ed m for n
qurn- in Good Luck Store, 2: North modem home all imprm‘ememsi mmnndm.wt ‘a mu. Sayre fi-om
Mann 5: , So. Nor 'alk. Conn fig“ 10°11‘10“ 3111811 ammmt 0‘ C3511, on p ’ on 1Mt be and mate-
. .lance mortgage. immedalte posses-r '0 w 40 W536!“ on a 8; have fit.
TO l.l-l’l‘~—Liberl3‘ SmIare. East Nor-15m”- Geol‘ge Mitchell- Telephone‘m‘ “Muir m '
“$911.. fi-rgom gpfll'lnlent, all (2011- 1861' South NON , ..
renew. rice 30 per month. In . f . - “3—:—
64 is 1. Main Street. Phone 60, q . 1‘0“ SALE—Ronsonable. 2 baby car- "saga“ Enhmml 96131311113 wrong:
-__..‘_._'._.___ ringes. 1 high chair. 1 walking are. . (it mt.
FOE RENT—P1“??? garage, 66 Chair. sen-rill small tables. 1 ice box. lghognng‘ig. ‘d . 71
P “(-;1 iii-91mg; spoond district. Also store natures. M'ust be sold at I _ -—‘ 7
310'“ 114... 0110i". TMH'iHi: town in a couple of CARRIGANQ FLTNN, low andlont
'l'f'r-J‘FIT—vd'im: mu- “. days. Appli at J. Dumbrov, 7 1515- distance tracking of all nuclei
".3" “mm. for. may“. fif.J?'§1-11-g Au... our. omca Leary I: Go. Phone 1577. noon
at i \- . ~- > “M— Dumm-
s ,.H_e. .. .\l.li.. M. Appl} D. l. 1‘01: SATJC~27 acre farm. large
13):; We, Imrn and outbuildings. Lots of -
To . ,.,.. 4 ll _ ”Hil- IH'iH'II‘c Mrs. Griffin, 31; (}rr-g_ “ILLI.AM F. HOYT
. .. , rooms, :. improvements, (try lllnl. l‘honc 15:0. EA ES
I? l .mtus i'zr-m lrul’i )1 llu'ulii'l- Lli1--——_— R L TATE
(41111.. i: 1.: .., To L. \illgrloli .\\f‘.. n ll: S.\l.l-Z~~l-“rcsh cm '- -- It is Cheaper to Bu than to Build
(A i l l Diltd arup Y
,.. I mrrt- s. l-‘inc for cider (1' rm o'lcii '
. , _-._ . . ".“ ' ' 1 house 7 rooms. East horwalk
‘ “1‘ . Ken and used oil . . - ' ’
a“ 1'" = 1' mom HIHH‘HIN‘YH- ll“ im- I'urulinc lined Cliizneej: an}fl {<th. $1600: mortgage 31'000'
l11"'~‘T1"‘1115. Harem heat included. Um," PM?) ll 1.; .p‘- ‘ 1‘4“ ‘1” 1 house. 7 rooms. East Norwalli.
cozm-r Monroe and Chestnut St, So. .\ ' (Hg om") Farm. '11]. 3.5092 mortgage 53-900-
walllg. Rent $55 Inq. .los DiSesa, “M" Highland “"01 1 house 7 rooms. East Norwalk.
121 [Mam St. .\urw:illi. Phone 1112. , ’17 34 (mn- mo’rfgafrg r‘wmn
- -:_‘_..A ._—~..._.~.___.___ 10“ SALE 3 Saddle horses well '11,, a, - 7 " ' 11“ - \- walk
1‘0 I.I'1'I"f\‘.0 front 0mm: rooms, trained. thoroughly safe. Scll reas- -;- {915“} 100?]: “”t ‘ or ‘ '
Mliiilt‘ 11an Block. Inquire lio'ogh onablv. Phone 110. $3.40.», 11“”‘5‘13‘7‘5::""0-. . . . 1..
& Cnmino or 1'2. Joselovsky. ‘ --1 honsc. ‘ 100mg}. La“ Aaron “1
L 1-01: S.\i.i-:——\\'ickor Ruby-Curriucc. $'~0‘—'”- "101W“? 51"“-
I‘OB. RENT—storage Space.
’orl‘or‘t condition.
4 houses. 7
ho -r ‘ Cost $4“. \V’ill _ ' roonis, South Norwalk.
hold furniture. Separate rooms. sr-ll tor lass than half. Telephone 34"”00' ”ONE”? 3-“09 .
- . - nation 237. 0r -i i - rvq 1 house. 4 rooms. Muzh Sorwalk
Dam! tire [Loot building, Hubbell . c. ll Ih(rlllll:,- 0r (iut- Q . . _ cur '
fool and Storage (70.. ,Inc.. Sauga- “135' S11"1‘“1'11' (”11101111110111 19:11.01 1.11m.) V‘“”I““L'“ ”NZ" . ~ . -
duck. Conn. Tel. Weslport47. We 1iomi.’l‘okmc.i:c. (I _ llmuse. . r:~:.i:is._. null: homalk.
. .ii‘ . . r. 9
.u negotiable warehouse receipts. ' “—4 "’ ‘ 31"“th "1"" If -
._.- 1’01“: S.\l.l2~Clmlmc-rs Lint. Six «- 1 “on... . rwmw >11th korwalk.
LOST «mm m-m-m comm . ...m... 1 .
k “:05. l: linii.~e.<. . mums Martin Beach.
'0'.“ _ ‘. .STMW: lllul‘?’.’itL’~- 31.3“”
[shim Bulgiiitiitilp” 12351? “sul’dzili'v 1‘1”: SALE—sam- 1010 Ford ‘ m... 1 11””:1- 1‘ 1"““1” 13mm] River.
- . . i .i ' its in i. ' -, ‘ ‘ ' " "’iw ~.-”
PM“ u t'l-iitri: ll‘ Milli haul: it...“ payment . “HIV 1‘."- Recently 0‘" ”“1“" ‘: uni” ”ll: 111.3.«34. MM H. I . -.
JJm- heni- Harp.“ (.ond 1m 5. Inquire of Frank ‘.llvllt‘l', 5;“ 1““ ' ' '(T'HF' L‘m‘d Rn“
. . __ _ __ 3 “mm,” St sou,“ Norwlllk .-.. 1”: minimize blunt
1.051 “Lil: i. ;ilh("l' suit (1th 1m. ; ' 1 house, 6 mums, (‘liinl)lli‘_\', $3.500:
'Mt'11‘. \':.;l.-.l (2. m ’1‘ {ll '. .1 . _ 11101”? f». 513“”
Sun” I; “i! 1?. l k l 41 [\( H 1.]Illlll, “lake Important Va
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0. (l. PALMER
Auctioneer
Office A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store, South Norwalk
‘L
FOR SALE
Hun ' .‘luilll~ ti Elli 4 flares of good
lmd w .3 Quit trims. low lax. 5th
h. . i' :«n- ............... $22.50!}
To: 1 .- liile‘
Ask John T. Hayes
No 7 Main St. Norwalk
R3,], Estate ; Insurance
ORLINS’
TIRE VULCANIZING SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
_ 3.1.1: “’ORK GUARANTEED
flow and [ISM] Tires and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
Attic TOPS. NEW AND
RENOVATED
Also Upholstering of Limousines
First Class Painting
1 A. MAIER
South Main Street
Opposite Wilson Hat Shop
PHONE 902
1'1 l.l.\l.\\' (tut REVENFE
uxcumns $67,000,000.
CHICAGO. Sept.
' . _26.———Tlie annual
Mair-mm! or the Pullman Company
{or Hm iisml yt-ar ending July) 3],
151", mmle public today, shows re~
“”3“ _ m‘ 367.242.066.31 including
:f:'(.~ilu.717.76 from the earnings of
. ‘ “1" "lcvcn innntlisending‘July 31.
('l\l111 11.1,: of 3”~399.81‘0.00“\'ere $70_
or, r ...
:0 f, .‘1'-._3. an excess of expenses over
(0:1Nur.f,lm.goable to the surplus ac-
mt 0| $3.479fi3592. Total assets
”"‘ “‘1‘“ -"-' $163.24s.959.03.
Archaeological Finds
l'llll..\lllill.l'lll.\.
Supt. Ell—rl'rfu
liininilr) drifts through tlw (-iizuii-l of
llw :llii'it'lll t‘it) ol‘ limit-Shun lulu"
I't-suliml in t'iiliin; through in our
place the strain or seven or (-ig‘hi cll<
il-s :lml huw I'(':l(‘ht‘ll tlu- prruh‘emiti!‘
|H rim! m' about 2.5““ ll. 1.'., IH‘. (‘lilw
i‘llt‘t‘ S. l-‘islu-r. lll'itll of the l'nivorsit)‘
(-i' 1'4 IliiS)l\i|iii:i )iiisvinn's l‘alvslinr:
i‘j‘xptwllllfill, roporimi in in. letter made
itnhlii- lmln)‘ by 1111- Musmlm.
'l‘hr- ‘t'llt‘l‘ was dated Beth-Sham.
line: 9. and said that although dig-
dmir has not Ilf‘t‘n going: on \ery long,
Imimy important :irrliaéloglcal discov—
tlii-m were fine Spl'oimens of Don't-FY
with rich and highly burnished sun:-
l':i('cs_ which. Dr. l-‘ishi-r
responded to that mud;-
:llinut mm 1:. C.
' hr. Fisher said he ('pr-ots the (n:_
(-umtiuns to throw much light. not
only on llihlicnn times. but on those
mori' than a thousand years
Abraham.
said.
in
cor-
Egypt
hci‘o re
1(‘0hLEGE FOOTBALL TEAM T0
““‘ORK OI'T" AT NIGHT.
3 STATE COLLEGE. Pa.. Sept. 20*
«'rws uIH-euly liun- hoof} made. Among,
l lune m'wi'umilj: houses. beautiful
homes, farms. 11.113. and .Shore prop-
city.
My time is yours. Swartz & Corbett
Block, No. 79, Tel. 435.
WILLIAM F. HOY‘I’ '
REAL ESTATE
Fiore Brothers’ Garage
Overhauling and Repairing
11 Hanford Place Tel. 325
Fiore Brothers, Props.
PROFESSIONAL
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
‘ Private Lessons in Dancing
Social Class on Wednesday Evening
_ Club Classes Arranged
Studio, 7 West Ave Tel. 1838
Boston Made Center
of Army-Shoe Store
BOSTON, fipt. 26.p—Llfnder a recent
\‘
‘ _ , ,_ - .. S .
Four huge are lights with brillinnt‘ordcr “.0,“ the “-1“. Department, this across the bridge towards the econi
for the purpose 12f manufacturing Conway‘s Band Stephen Miller
. for his own W olesa e trade. In . . _ .,............ .
33.1.9 . t. he i» h d ., EIGHT SEIZED IN RAID " No. 50801 All ‘7“ Ave. m an
us (11 (rpm at so a marked, ' Go (On a A
511N153 311“ 1“” many years the fac‘ ON GAMBLING HOUSE | Know Whore the Fligaofliin 3... -
tory was one of the busiest in the city. ,_______ Gold and Frosty“. T. P 5 ,3
1‘”- 31“C11““11"" “"13 500mm“ 31““ (Continued From First Page) Biff. Bing, 331W: a’g'illy Jones 1
1rt'ltfilll‘f‘r of the Cdlllpfllll'. continuing """”""é"1"”.Contralto 1
{in those timihons 1111111 thf‘ (1’1550111- waited until a. frequenter opened the A" by MY‘°"’ er m’ Helen Clark
ition o: the «oncprn last December. door to go out. Before he had a .................. - 1
H“ was calm» .1 tcri with the. Holbrook- chance to close the door, the two p0- No. 5081, Schwartz .
l-111‘1S"11 C0“ ““1 manufacturers °f licemen rushed in and told those in Molly on a Trolley. “1393‘; / 1
.11"11“"' “"1“ “Rom ”“0 years ago' the place that they were under ar- Tenor, With 509""; is Lane ’
:\\'h"ll litv iiisiflst-li 0: his interest 11] rest. ' Vernon Dalhal‘t and e y
1111‘” ““51””5’ ‘ Considerable gambling parapherna. Shephe‘d LO Y ,
._. . vc our
1. _- lia. was found and confiscated by the Y0fihfi§§jgr§x:anfiI”._”._H '
TOda-V in “ a“ Street police. There xyasa"stud pohleritalfalii .............Marguerite Farrell
; . .L __ it is alleged, \\ here a game “as nb in No 20 i
' . ., sway. It was off this table that o _- 508 . ,
i “ AI? :11 221', i]1(':"ic;m,a'r“'§': Pennington and Silk confiscated sever- Ain’t c’ou 193;:an OUt, Malindd: Electrify the f y b.
.T‘m- bltllgn L H s m 1 >'!‘ i from 5 ' on . '..,,......... amil_ W33.
isle-ad)‘ km“ 1' “1" Stock Market at (5:1; SumSTEE 232:3. “insgorilgthe taljle ........Al Bernazgdand Ebryal’e mectnc A} L
0:11". (mist-t or :o‘lu‘fs trading. but re— . ’ ) : addition a Aunt Phoebe’s W fng , . ' 1
““1"” 5" ”1““ “”mmmmy 0“ 21:01:02,} (gag: giaiiiefiingncards we're Vaudeville. Sketch withuBaaigns An electric wash1n_g . i
tin-tin r oft» mugs" i-C foreign oils. Seizsd ' A ' ..,,.Billy Golden and BI y _ machine pays for itself m i
ltd-nib I'D-(flt‘h. ruin-l. tins-tiled last The eight caught in the alleged No. 50324 "S a short time and 11’. 88W“
Siiililllu,‘ s >t-smon. oiv'md at a. mo- , .. ~ , -. _ _ Just Because-FOX Trot,Steve - 1
I ' .1 ti- recorcrr but ~ It dropped 1 8.317111111‘gh0use “ere immediatcl} tak- F oslna .. the wear and tear {flit
311‘ 1' ~' “" » - _ r ........ ............
. ._k points. )lcxirun 1‘. trolnum fell 111‘1" $.11“?_f°;§:xfit:til:?laggdlogtfigegfit ....Earl Fuller's New York Orch. your clothes get from the
j. :,.S and (qulpmoxits lizr-ini‘s and till; stifled :M {50 other gambling Wonder Where My Sweet, 5:1:- ordinary drubbing of old.
.‘1'11'1'L‘t‘gi‘ , “.5 for"??? ‘1 "“1 ,Blfm- ;)Xa(‘f1; sold to ho located in Wall street Daddgt’s 3°?" Sikjhrgt’ a fashioned washing moth. T
.. 1-1;: :x: .>'.‘t'=.ill iivr- _ ' r .... .
:i“':xt)ioralllb'ils:il [iii-info ‘“ m l ‘\ nmv low 1"” [’1 the limit they arrived and 100k- 1 $53. lele'r’s New York Orches. 065- They’re easy to bu ,
1reicnnl for works zit t'-.\TS 1 > 0.88 411‘ “1.1)‘11 {hri]“mt“1‘::C:~i“‘:l":l:i]=(::(gi.of No' 50829 and easy. t0 mStau “136' ' ‘1 3
‘vctui ri-mm ll am Hill!“- to Uri'manyS' ‘ 1hr same no: ‘r'u‘fo n‘; ‘fl‘m s‘tnd‘ If Shamrocks Grew Alcmg the Swa- operate Simply and 3m ,
‘unstuiuii; (-cuucmii- stains, Lin-e looms. [1 out. 1 o {1 . dun nee Shore. Fairman-VaI‘I-_$Oh¢n¢k . factorily. ._ .-;
} .._..__. table “as located. in one ier l . Charles Hart and LeWIs James ‘
i \\'.\l.l. S'l‘iirilj'l‘ Xllnll .1" n.- WnS a Ill-hi!" for dir-e'nnd tlu tilt-1rd. has Tenors F ALFS' 51E” 1’ f! a“:
‘COlil‘St' (-1 ll:- 'Lll:_\ nu rrzal. l'ulinilil. ‘1 1111111Kllli1 "IUOY'H- ' ”~11: Eli-111111115 v-llj- Fare Thee we”, Love (Fare the I”. HORW \ r. 5‘ 35 hi5 . ,
.Hurvvstrr. Si .xrs~ 12in, buck. 1'. S. Rulr- purntus 11‘1'111511‘1‘m‘ 0f "1" place “'81". Well). Keith Soprano andfl'encr _ _
,hL-r :.nd Siiiiirilrzi 'l‘nimogo 1051 1 ‘0 ;, ‘vr‘n‘lisrntul. by the pmlci:oft-\‘iticlltcw‘. 1 Elizabeth Spencer and Lawns James . . er hi“ ;
'Imint< 'riu ‘ist mm of tin» morningi 1 roll-illlr'tht.}nicst)l:iiiivlxs'r-d nomad“ No. 80629 . 1 ‘cal . ‘_ . .
:“us in F: L) H! r R and (withers. follow-1:11“ 31:1 3:: :l‘l;“?:d0“;le“l\::l (3:11"? i Bii‘d at the Water Fall. Ringfiager, . . 2c K , . I... .
z .1 |.\ rimminlls. lulliurs, motor sp"(‘-' "‘ 0 r L ' ‘ ‘_ ‘ ‘ ‘ [in ........... . ...... . . f. .U ,
121m “11"“ m... Star’s-"W“ 1“ ‘““"‘ ‘1‘“ 1"” I"“““"‘*‘"“-". ‘Vh'?‘...?.sibyi Sander... pagan 23: ownsmiégrct s.
15:” 1'5 :54... .. m; 1 point lifted thatiiiiicr Spriffing the uniforms. thr- man, Two Little Bullfinches quka’ Kllng pgoHE :59
it‘lht'lx l; ll~ iglit-si quotation for tlieid1‘1‘d d0\f!ll¥lt’- stairs and mack a §?.t:i w. A. Moor and A. giammatteo ...-
mzrr- n? r: mu m. lté'mirdless ot‘ l‘m- ““71."- §"1t1.1‘ 1 1‘ "1‘1““1‘11111v‘”. “111‘. Piccolo and Clarinet 1
°‘ *..::‘.::'.t;‘.3;:’:‘. may “if m... n. . -
'f( r .\uu'i~t Midi Enid“ till 3 f"“‘(’i‘n." .. = - . SW3 0W5 g , , .
“pull“ H,‘ :_ “m“, shares. includingXzinnlilinu plat'v immediately tlion ho—‘ wriggthe .. ReynGl-ds Cider m
LlJ‘illQll \'.<‘ . . and Colorado Soul_lin*rlli“1“r “'1‘“ “1“ "'1" man. The DOIiCC‘i Elizabeth Spencer and C. Hart ,
'14”, in. u- i]. I‘l‘il'lSll'Ft’ti 1-pointgm11 not 01’13111 1111‘ 1111111“ 1 Soprano and Tenor d OPEN FOR THE SEASOB ~‘
- . . r . , . r, .- \ rather peculiar coincidcrt cor» , ~ C Id Cold Groun , _ _
'2 ns t m} Opentd (it . rut ’ M38535 In Dc 0 9
1:3“. iiectell with the raid is the fact that, s. 0. Foster. Métmpoman an t. Grinding Every Day
% . __:__ it SO,F.‘IIF.“.IY folloxrcd 1h: printing of a Mixed VOices ‘ One of the most powe E I i
I \VALL {rm-1F: 1‘. 1:30 p, mvaI-Hdustori. l: 1111c Slelillnf-l continda’) 1‘3“; ,No. 80631 _ a sanitary presses in the state. We »
111g 9111‘“ ‘1 ‘1":ch “001‘s duringccrnms t "3 0.08”"; 0 31° mm "m” ‘ Sweeter as the Years GO BY. ”‘3‘""5 grind as reasonable as anyone. and ~
Mlle dull mul wasrm. Com Prcducthidace on Water street near the Hope Helen Davis. L. James and Mixed . v u service second to none. A
1 i give .0 ,
Fond Prmliii-fgdBoS-chf ~:‘tA'Iagneto, its litiseilvpartmc-n: lli'fl(lf}ill';l]rlPFS, _ I Chorus. dT r, trial will convince you.
'sociated llri'zwo 5 am merican (‘e < 11 ii s :i emen issuer llS morning Mezzo Soprano an eno ’ .
twere 1 tr: : .imnts higher. Leaders dis- the police declared that they intend to: Softly and’Tendefly Jgsus ls can. -Barrels and he? if“. salte, all
played inning. irrefilllaritg.‘ with Mexi- clap the. lid down tight on all gum-i ing. Thompson. Metrcpolitan Q’t_ sizes. newiand use , c capes place
can Pm»; .i: :‘m- center of another re- bling places in Norwulk. ‘ Mixed Voices ' , 1D. the sta.e_
action. , .___..... ‘ 1 No. 89632 - —-
‘uln'u': union's (1.1 Hm IV One Man W 011“de 1. I Hear a Thfélsch |at lave, £5313":
“ ' ' " H ‘ ' ' ‘ n Km 0 ceramic . . . -
' ’1‘1‘01'1‘L1i in Belfast Riots] $33., y H'eien Clark Reynolds Cider MI“
I . Laid Chlo'. Clough-Leighter:
' Time Smith. a negro. was arrested TtElJT'AS'l‘. Sept. 2.i.——I‘.il'lc firm:i Mind Syince You Went Away. BOSTON POST ROAD
at l (ft-loll. li.~ii.‘.i_\' on the ‘s’ashingmn was renewed in the districts of this‘ Johnson Vernon Dalhart
Stret't liriilgir by Patrolman John city affected by last night’s disorders Tenor At Scribner .Avenuo‘
Flinn ilv-ircul with breach of {‘30 011“ man 11"1113‘ wounded. Th“ only
'VDt'I'lcc. 111.41" c‘oleainls ll‘ld boon death resulting from the rioting snucel NO. 80633 ’
its resumption. yesterday. was acci—i
dental. a man being run over by an;
armored car. I
The rioting was so severe last eve-n-
ing .that tram cars were withdrawn
from the troubled urea. ’
Madame Butterfly Sélection, Part
1, Puccini —American Symphony
Orchestra _ = Q-Q
; Madame Butterfly Selection, Part
11, Puccini, American Symphony
made to 111" Police of Dave's action.
He had started somagtrouble in
Hafni-r's story by the bridge and had
been Ol‘dt'rf‘d out of there by Benja-
imin Cello. the manager. He refused
i
. . __ .___.. _ . . .___.. I 6rchcstra ,.
to go and Spectal Officer Louis . _ . _ . ‘ ‘ - ~ . , . ~ ,1
lurehm. who was nearby. was called Asset Nu. momma}. (“35130) No. 80635
C ITIZENSH l P.
To demonstrate thr- responsibilities
of citizenship in a. democracy. The
League of “'omen Voters is planning _
Ole Uncle Moon. Scott ...'.
Male Voices“
Criterion Quartet
Sleep Little Baby of Mine, Dennec
O...
.and oi-dzrcd the man to go about his
1 business.
ire-hm Started
‘4. “-___... .—
vto drive his truck
. - . - . . z ' .. ._ ..........'Bets Lane Shepherd I
reflectors have been erected at the-uml-V becomes the distributing center:di5t“d and Smith started to call him 31:31:21? ollgetfil‘fdilglglgtaihlbgffrgeozo Soprgno ,
sides of. the practice gridiron on newian‘l 1“"0111131113 D01!“ for army 511095- inames andh'tt; sizzed‘fi‘gieEWTSLEQ {t nil. 1 ' L U- ' NO- 82133
lleaver li‘leld in Order to enable tholt‘ Purchase, (“Stfibuqon and inspec_.complalli_l(l: aili‘d Patrolman Flynn Swag1 The course. for Norwalkm‘ill com-fl Deh vicni. Hon tardar (Ah, come! I
”fins—”mm“ Slate football squad to ‘.°“ 0‘ the “01‘1”" ““1 be under the . m" 1"” . . ~ Imence on Tlmrsdav October 6th . no linear more)—-Le N089 ‘11 ‘
hold workouts at night. Late classes. direction 0‘ Captain Charles G. Keene. .sent to 1nvtStlgaie. He arrested iliothvaf-ternoou and evening the lee: Fifi; Mozart Marie TiffIHY‘ 1
the coaches said. made it impossible who has “‘1‘“th a book considered Smith on charges prefexred b“ Cello ture bein" repeated for those who are 1 ' Suprano:‘in Italian 4.
for them to devote enough time t01au'thoritative by military men, on the and Brehm. 1not able :0 attend during the day. . F Eleni: (Elegy) *Massenet .. W - .-
drilling the eleven m the daylight 323:3; th - “- - 1TWO HUNDRED PER CENT i The schedule is as follows: ‘ ‘ ...... ...... . ...‘. Marie Tiffany That's the usual "em.
11°11”‘1- of shoe: we or” 37““, 44'0“) Dairsl PROFIT To ARMCHAIR Luncnesom. Mil—Town and County Govern- Soprano, in French ‘ccompunies the first W
. Quanemasfgfissgptm“ “my ‘° ““3 BOSTON, Sept. 2e.—Avemge gross, ment ............. Mr... Kitchelt. No. 32225 _ our Ice Cream. You can‘thd’l
Rheumatamt! A Wonder only 3 000 m f epgtmemubut no“ profits of over 200 per cent have been'Oct. lstlimnorough and citsr Govern- Dumka (Lament) Suk~0hiiflcek express yourself 11181 2%
Went for Pain mate-1v. 300 00% 1:323 2:: in Aggfixf; made by armchair lunch rooms in this ment ....... Mrs. James 8. Henry. “H“... . ... ._.. Vasa Prihcda when our creams; mScMr _
. now ‘ ’ 7 ‘5 state, the commissicm on necessarie510ct. 20th—-T‘he State Government and . Violin ‘_ _ m ”It m 10 “t
. - - ' of life reported today. In some in How Our ~ Legislature W'orks Sends—Luna, Dom-Baht Lubm. messiah.
K Preparation M Shohld BO FIVE ‘HO re 1‘ ' Lstances the profits have been found to ................... Mrs. Kitchen. ......... . .:. . .. Vac: PMa Ice cm 13 mm m ‘. ’
In Every Home ' '1 FQEA’iISTlmENTS , 1run as high as 500 pergcent. lNov. 3rd———0ur National Government _ Violin fickler—it is truly one 0; ,
Every medicine cabinet in town. in , , F111}? ._ ‘ AT KARL-18D: Many of the restaurant proprietors. .. Speaker tobe announced later. .y No. 32223 foods We “ye—away. -.
(not every home should have a bottle "I . ,11'15'5 n replying to questionnaires. had saide'ov. 10th—~Political Parties . . . ; . l G W, "‘w m—saht Paul ””35 appealing. if m
or Dr. Sorzia' Rheu-mnptalnt (the CARTDRIDGE' Mass... Sept. f6"-R€" , their prices were so fixed as to repre-i .......... Mrs. mm .‘Harrlson. . Michael“! , , . , , , A. Middleton Wed Em. m 95.4.3“ (:5
wonder llnlmentl. It gives absolute 319mm” at Han'am mum’s“? ”‘13-" sent a gross profit of 100 per cent. As Nov. 17111—“Ourm1f Mutation . .. , ,, ~ . mMaflfi‘me 1 “a goon Cream in.
relief to caterers ct rheumatism. brought t’ the yard students from the average has been found to be? . . . . . m mom 1.... 31 “if”, 1'me -
neuralgia. sciatica. lumboxo pains W1"? ""“1'5' “Elie 1” the 151110" and much higher, the commission has howl The exact mum mfi,ana . f firthur mm '__/ "'
and stillness. It is a. preparation 1.’°m_ many for 91311 13nd?» ID 3". aD- determined to extend the scope-of its the placerlwhm they.“ “be m Bali- m - , "
that has been working wooden-school 1‘1'0‘1m3t915' five thousand Stildenlfi intrestlgation. ‘ ' ~» -- >
thievicinity for years—but today In:
t name. and has been well. named
_ —-—_._.____.
«Wm clasflled~ldo work out»
coon-Rheumatic: Precast): bottle
'lished- ten years ,ago.
will be" enrolled this year. with indi-
cations that the freshman registration
may exceed the record of 73.9 estab-
Registratmns
«tundra: store at «at W con-
vrlll start on Wednesday.
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yorwalk high school football
was ovemmmybeaten
autumn
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