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Wants, To Let, For Sale, Business and Praia-tonal curds, Miscellaneous Advs.
LASSIFED ADVERTISEMENT
Two Cent: 9. word; minimmn charge 500 per issue, 3 times $1.00. up: an‘ble‘Price:
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paid tor old-time furniture, ma.-
llogany. cherry. maple. pine, etc, also
old china, glass. anything of merit.
that is over 100 years old. ILA;
Bernstein. 205 “'estport Ava. Phone
”8.
WANTED-Young lady as typist, gen-
eral Clefking. Experience not neces-
{any}. Steady position. “‘rite Box T}'.
'e Sentinel.
VGAEQTEDiSeveral boys over 16
years to make rubber pads. {\pply
Noru'alk Tire 6.- Rubber Co.. “ mne-
pauw‘.
_ . 3 “A4. :23
wilv’ffilL-A bay who wishes to at-
Mmrill Business Collegennd
p . hl< tuition by working before and
“.1139." Call at College office or
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85'
H.
t as dental
Hours 9-7 p. in. Dr. J
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. deem-lotion. location and price.
fis‘l~~~ Box 213. Norwalk.
v. ‘ivJI‘ED—Four 37x5 tires in good.
. .rxlilrion. Must be cheap. Address
'l«,a~. cure Sentinel. .
w « urnnwrord Coupe'. 1920-21_ start-
dr-mountable rims, etc. Pricei
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v. :lrk around place. ,
mm: Good wages, board and washing.-
fippiy 'l‘. W. Austin, Darien. Phone
10;-.- ien 55—3.
L 7": _fi4
“'ANTED—e-Married couple, no chil‘
dren. desire position in private tam.
fly, wife. first class cook_ Man, good.
all around mechanic. Garden. lawns.
etc Best references.
wrmanent place preferrld.
Caretaker. care Sentinel.
WANTED—«Woman for light house.
werk. Three in family. Inquire
HIS. R F. Rockwell. 20 Union St.
WANTED-Young man to do
worl»: around place. Good
board and washing. Apply
Au tin. llaricn. Phone Darien
general
wages.
T. W.
55-3.
“’ANTED—(‘ompetenl typist with
knowledge of bookkeeping. Apply
”l‘i‘EGT Hal (‘0.. So. Noru‘alk. Conn.
WAX'TED-Ilouscwnrkcr for small
r‘fi‘ll}' ml“: in Now York. “'ritc
Mb I‘ricv, '_'.': linst 99th street. New
70:3. Stub.- cxprri~licc and salary
dc. tit-c".
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WANTED il-prcricnced operators on
Stir-ls. sleevcl‘s. tellers, neck band
munch. and neck band sellers. to
earn $18 per week, steady work. Also
Olev‘nel’lced sewers on plain needle
machine. LEROY SHIRT CO.
To BET
T0 LETwFurnishcd room with board
in private family; also furnished
room and board for two. Also lady or
gentleman far suppcl only. Icicrollrc.
Mrs. A Hirtzlr-r. S Putnam Aw».
fl'O‘ LET~Furnishcd house
for tilt?
winter, roamnrlhlw rwnt (‘nn bu seen .
anytime. Illil Alix,
Pirate. “Oll'nyii‘lr
Xt‘Shll. 0‘ Logan
To LETMS Forum: with spam- lor au-
tomobile. lnq. E. F. ‘Ylbbt’n. Scrihv
no.» Ave. near Post Road.
“‘0 RENT—Adult
‘7".'. looking for light housekeeping
prtll1v10'9 roultl be accommodated
yvl'i‘. lurgt’ front mom. small room ad
50mm; all improvements. residential
not :tun it :i Tl um. i). l’cl'.~oz"t
Swamp-i. . .. I. care
couple or one per-
‘l'O l;i3.\"l" (ii-Tu .1 to rent in (‘ommmu
r tilde. Norwalk.
.x' (inns. Phone 721.
.47
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'l‘(l Li'ITiA’l‘u'o or thrPo room= for
‘i""'~“kt“‘-Il5llfl. water and gas. in-
(l'l l_. :sz (for-(l I.tl(k Store. 2: North
mm. :~' . rm, hwwalk. Conn,
'lo l.i~:'l‘_ l.i"t”'l'l_\' Square, East Nor-
vaiit. .. "llalll‘. apartment. all con‘
WI Hi.‘ . » l‘llti‘ 3’1” pcl' month. lnq.
Gt rm limit Saw-cl. Phone 69.
cm” .. .. .mm .mm
l'flli RENT l’rlvnlo garage. 66
“rue? FYt‘lllit") Socond district.
J'li it”: ii!“-
110 LET—43 room apartment. all im"
provemcnts. stcnln heat included.
corner Monroe and Chestnut St.. So.
Norwalh'. Rent $533. lnq. Jos Di Seen
121 Math St, Norunllt. Phone 111::
5‘0 I.l:2’l‘——T\'.‘c front office room'e. DIVIDEND NOTICE
thlglc lial Block. Inquire Keogh '
J: (‘tmdec or i}. Joselovsky. I ' I ‘ . ‘ ’
1'0". RENT—Storage Space. honoe- ‘“ a regular meeting ”f the
mellow mrnlture. aepante rooms. “0&le Of Directors 0f I’P‘WllVS
mmbnre pmor building. Hubbell Trust Company of Nurwal‘k. held
El and Storage Co.. Inc.. San“- Frilav 99 t 1) ' ‘7" l "a I
1112):. Conn. Tel. Westport 41. We ( *‘ '” p em 91 _.th. L'l’ n
h negotiable war-chop. ‘i'ocelpti. was VOted:
R That a dividcnd at the rain of
O. G. PALMER 4 per cent per. annum be declared
Auctioneer to deposttors U] the Savings De-
Oflice A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store, South Ital-walk
FOR SALE
N!“ home. 5 rooms. wtih all im-
prlncmcnts: tn-ll located. 34.000.
”022.43 9 rooms. some improvements.
erge barn. lot 60x15", $4.500.
For particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street. Nomalk
Real Estate Insurance
ORLINS’
TIRE meme. SHOP
. and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
It
.ED-One 0r twotamily house. ’5
- 193‘. 102 So... nan. SL. Rhone 2357..
mu . be reasonable. “Coupe," cal-e Sen,
1' A. :‘x’TED—Young man to do «general
one who can:
. pile of h
Apply at Hal‘y
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‘vznrisdninm can .
STRICTLY cm i
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 JV
FOR SALE—3 acres. good land, near
city and school, now under cultiva-
tion. Small building on property.
81.000 to quick buyer. The Lawrence
Agency, 15 So. Main Eitreei;
FOR SALE—House of 9 rooms_ all
improvemenls. Hardwood floors.
Garage room for 2 cars. garden and
fruit. Lm 50x150. Call on premises, 15
{mirth St.. East Norwalk, Conn, Phone
3854’). .
0R SALE—One late 1917 Dodge
...Tour'ng car in excellent condition,
cord t res and all extras. Con«
’_.
FOR SALE-ll-lour-room furnished cor-
tage and two acres of ground at
Bedding Center. Conn. Very picturc
esque. Can be used'in winter. Price
”00. Owner. H. W. -Chapin, 432 Sam
ford Ave, Flushing, N. Y
erI'f’EXCHAxm-24Large size cam.
any nuke.
. J. .BRADBURY
DAILY TRIPS
First trip on 8:19 train Monday
Office: Stillmnll’oweii, So. Nor-w:
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net Phonograph of standard make'
for used piano. Address Box 3, care
Sentinel.
mm ‘ f A’mo‘ " m ' lv10
will our-haul 1nd repnir your car.
in your own garage.
lion Ind netting system: spec-
ig’gé." All nor Annotated, ‘Phqo
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W. J. LYON'
Phone 2047 20 luau Place
MASONRY—CARPENTRY
BRICKé STONE. TERRA COTTA-
’ LASTERING, sums
CONCETE
erpronnxfig
Walks, Retaining w . and All
. lt- Branches
g.
110 Taylor Ave“
cdrbing Gutters.
crate and
Work can. In argyle! ”'12:?
:52... mi m cm! rro
THE
um mu. Dollie" “a
* m» ”Monaural”
Mimic! fl .
rmR SALE—'Coai stove, 2 tabled nnd.
. Other articles of furnit
ure. .A l 17
Grove 'St. ‘ i H&
momma—9 union .2
. and 1 young bull. 5 heavy horsesu
av. Fnir Oaks Farm, Darien,‘
Conn.
FOR SALE—One slightly used ton
and one-half Repubtic truck in the
best of condition. A argain. Can be
seen at Ricclo Brae, 13 “'oodward
Ave. 80 Norwalk. Phone 46;.
4 FOR SALE—”LAlmns'c; ne‘w‘fnmnet tort
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Caretaker or
Address,
sale. reasonable. Inquire 16 Hami
ton Ave, 80. Namath. cm '
FOR SALE—$350 buss nice building
lot, 613x145. fine lot to start some
kind of business on Grant street.‘.‘.fior-
walk. N. L. Byxbee, P. 0. Box, 543
South Norwalk. ‘3'
FOR SALE—Brand‘new bathroom, $72.
Syphon closet, china low down tank.
enamel bathtub and lavatory with all
nickel-plated fittings. Seidenberz. 545
' aux. near ”7th St._ New York City.
FOR SALE—New fifty
oak barrels, paraffin
.hoops. whAflte
lined. $4 ea. : special priceon large
orders. t‘arload lots. immediate deliv-
ct'y. Reynoltl’sACidar Mill, Post Rd.
Highland Ave.. Phone 1036. '
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gallon. eight
FOR SALT—Bungalow style, 65 om
modern home. all improv’eégnts:
good location. small amount of cash,
balance mortgage immedaite posses—
sion. George illitchell. Telephone
I
{1861.
‘ Firm for cider. $3.00 each.
:New and used old barrels and kegs.
Parafinc lint-d. Cheapest- pince in
town. Reynolds Poultry Farm. Ti.
‘1036. Highland Ave.
I-‘OR SALE—Fresh emptied syrup
barrels.
(“n
. . - _- 'Fl'lllk'ln and Monroe at. 83.4
cowa. 3 heifers.l ‘
L room
guano am «3‘5;
t ‘ us a
telephone 817 for representative to
NORWALK MATTRESBNCO. Im-
Len
mung Ind
NATHAN 0. MIL
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General. 3. p
we: tannin
tunnel eerrull given.
E: A. Ragga. Tel. 854-3
8. tiller. Tel. 1423-5
10 Spring Street. Not-wank, Conn.
'wAu.’ urea ’Alln PAINT:
Now is tine time do paint «11%:
“at” tved. ”kimmypflceo
:8 ”410m, fl pm: 887.. from
to cent on hbo
rill. Header gWMtQ, 3‘
South Roi-walk, . ,
Bros. Inca] and
of all kinds. D
Adm-cu 71
trips to
street.:
Nam
truckinx
New York.
Phone 818.
CARRIGAN t. 1mm, tom um ion!
distance tracking of All and:
once Lest-y 0; Co.. Phone 1377. Hour
ohono 388.
W’ILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
It is Cheaper to Buy than to Build
,-
1 house, 1 rooms. East Norwalk.
$2,600; mortgage 51.000.
1 house. 7 rooms. East
$3.500: mortgage $3.000.
1 house. 7 rooms. East
$4.000; mortgagn noon,
1 house. 7 rooms. 1-11.21
$5.500; mortgagv- $2,500.
1 house. 1' XOOIUF, Eznt
$7.90l7. mortgage $1.30!".
4 houses. 7 rooms. South
$4.500; mortgage $2.00".
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Norwalkl
Norwalk.
Sol'walk,
Nonvnlk.‘
FREE
, \i'e will gladly hood or mail
you a copy 01 our very imam-51in"
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booklet
“EDISON AND MUSIC "'
(‘ull at our store or drop a postal
card to us.
There is mmh this booklet
will prove oi value to you.
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W'R-ITE TODAY
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
South Norwalk. Confi.
1 houfic. 7 rooms. South
$4.00!} lllurtzugv $2.0M
1 house. 7 rtoms. South
$4.7m: mortgage $1.3M.
1 hotlve, rooms South
1.9%: moligucn 93'3“”.
2 houScF. T l’rli‘rle. Marvin Beach.‘
71'0”: mortnngc- 3: 1w
1 llOllF=‘. it l"hlll\.
4.500; morlcacn $15M“.
1 house, rrmmx,
$4.7M: mortgage 32.7%.
1 house, 6 rooms, Cranbury, $3.500:
mortgage $2.10“.
Norwalk,
Norwalk.
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Broad River,
01
BlGad River
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l have tworfamily houses. beautiful
homes. farms. 1915. and shore prop-
erty.
My time is yours. Swartz & Corbett
Block, No. 79, Tel. 435.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
F lore Brothers’ Garlige
Overhauling and Repairing
1i Hanford Place Tel. 325
' Flore Brothers, Props.
PROFESSIONAL
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Private Lessons in Dancing
Social 83? 8:1 Wedgeeday Evening
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Studio, 7 asses rranged
West Ave Tel. 1838
mm TOPS, ‘NEW AND
' ‘ RENOVATED
Also. Upholrceriug of Limousines
,ant Class Painting
‘A.-MA:IER
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partment. out at the earnings for?
the current six months ending‘
September 30'. 1921. the same to;
he cntercd on pass-boom and paid'
on and after October 1. 1921,
nt 2 A Wonder
iniment for-Pain
A Preparation That “Should Be
In Every Home
Every medicine tmbinet in town. i
not every home ahauld have a bottle
Rheuqna-taint (the
wonder imiment). It gives absolute
relief to sufferers of rheumu’tlm
neuralgia. sciatica. lumbago punt
and silliness. It is I preparatory
that has been working wonder- about
this vicinity tor years—43m today has
Rheuma '
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, Tube!
Prices neasonable Sold
Standard Gasoline 1:31.013.
h ‘ill'm‘e'. and mu. been well named
wedgmotmm
South Main Street
Opposite Wilson Hat 8th
_ mom: 902 ‘
Held 111 $1,000 Bdil .
an Irish Glut Case
NE\\~' YORK. Sept. 27.——Georgc
Gordon Rorke. of \‘i’éshington. arrest-
ed on orders from Attorney-General
Daugherty as the result of an attempt
to ship riot guns to Ireland. demand-
ed an immediate hearing when ar-
ranged before l'niirwl States Commis—
siongr Hitchcock today. At the ”quest
of Assistant District Attorney ”attack.
hOWeVGI". the hearing was set. for Oct!
to. Rorko being permitted liberty un-
der $3.0M? bail.
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tried at. the ‘ .
Charles Dungarra. a. New gYork bnt- ‘
cher who was cpeyding a vacation in Elation awaited action by the Reich-
Norwalk‘jt. the thug or'lth'e Legato-
aflair and who was staying at the ho-
looked into the office.
Holly Tyrell. Wham Legato is accused
[R !of assaulting. rising to his feet. draw
.back his arm and just at that moment
the accused milled the F9\‘Olver and
struck Tyrc‘.‘ over the hcad.
that the gun went off simultaneously.
3!. Lockwood. only
thmmmiy riiu lose that he had ialkcd
long distance 1‘ ;.
lsbuuv
(Conduit! m lib-3t Page)
The only new witness to be exam-
a‘ftcrnoon session was
a
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He saw J av
He said 2
caused
Dungnrra considerable
amtlscmcnt when he ltrvatedly denied
having talked
else about t‘m
the trial unlit r scvcro cros.c~cxamttta-
to Lagato or anyone.
case up to the time of
tion on the part of Prosecutor Edward
to have Judge
to 11in: about the mailer. llunznrra
mm“ r vollll teercd the information
that he can:. to Norwalk voluntnrilv
to testify in the case without. having
been scrYCd With a subpoena.
Nunciato imsisi. nephew of Legato.
“-110 “‘35 put on the stand for 1h? (15—;
fins“ [pstifiol Sam Libertine had hcld'
Twill. and that he had held Legato.
The latter. however. he said. broke
a‘vay and pulled the gun striking
Tyre-ll over the head with it. He co-
rolmratcd tlit testimony of other vrlt-
messes in till? case.
Judge Calidce. announcing that pro-
mime causc was found against the ac-
cnsrd on tl‘.“ charge of assault with
illllnl to kill was about to bind him
0‘.” “-hrzi Prosecutor Lockwood
bmucilt it to his attention that it wgs
possiblc for the city court to sentence
tlu. nccnwwl rn a charge of that kind.
T33”? appulrtd to M- a little lroublc
tr. intro-til: the law and the case
“-35 tinnilv untinucd until this morn—
ing. In tin downtown city court.
.llltlL’I' Cunviw stuck to his first (loci-
Sin”
Today. in Wall Street
\v.\l.l. srltfil—ir 1mm: ’a.‘ m...
“tr filrliiv-r under firmure
; of today"? StockIMar- .
thailrcl themselves 'of :1
..\~. .n toré‘fur German marks as
“(i “'8“ for extending their
trout; Klt'vit'nn Petroleum.
!,t.‘:lit‘:‘r .umt (loner-at Electric
Jun .6881.5 of l to 1% points
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glill‘t‘,l‘=iikf‘l‘ and Gem-ml
“1-1" t'ractionall)‘ lower.
lzizlwny Steel Spring. Coca
2.3 this. I‘mon ling: and
{lli'i
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i;\tw:l:—lyc buying of Liberty
\~...s w‘gumcrl. the third 41.33
\..in ' 43,5 dunking new
azure-hr.
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in-lzolunm.’
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morning.
\rm-rlcudi
pm". Allie-4'
REE". 'xlrcmc has 0:
f pflfiuu «luring “the
"ester. SlciTF-i:()(’l)llt‘k.
Wool: n. Jillttf‘i..tllol’lill
Chemical. Lam-l
mm to It“; points Rtmuldl: iron l"l‘tl..
sustain”: the ul-.:t-:>t
31. points. ’i‘ltr t ntirt- tobacco group
was: li¢;:\i :Ii‘i'l r..,"casiol‘.zll dr-uiings l
rzai'is \vr-rt most”) at lower quotations.
.\lt'-r(‘.l’lli7" MI!” 1: l’fxi. “‘i'i‘: lltf‘ only
promnnml Staci; to roptsiv-r even
moth-rut» (air: "all monr-v opcueli
~ pr!‘ L-rr‘tt.
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vuils become» reactionary.
1'. pr».
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1“;:V.\Z:‘. losing in points on
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Weather Forecast
13m x. ilk and vicinity: L'nscttltd
wruti -: probably local shown-rs
tom \‘s'ctlncsday: slightly war-
war . . l‘or Connecticut: l'n-
scttlui at. VLH‘ with probably local
slim“ .1. -. mitt and “'cdncsday: war-
“var yn- -L'.r; {rt-sh southerly winds.
.‘T’V‘ “nu-"r. disturbance is moving
islowli Launch} and is nou' central
imm- mm Michigan. It will proba—
imy in“ out the St. Leary-“cc Ydllcy
“’nlnr. ' Local showers have 0c—
curu-‘ in: (ht- last 24 hoursin t‘ne
somhms. districts and this morning
{ht’} . \tvltri as far north as Ohio and
Maryland. Thg temperature is rising
slowly ill tlir- central districts.
sl‘Gt ; I'ZSTS OSTEOPATHIC
Tl:l—2.~\T.\[ENT FOR SAILORH.
Asserting his right of suggestion.
Commandcr G. A. Bissett. stationed at
tending construction {or the
States Naw'. has recently communi-
cated with the Navy department in
Washington urging the establishment
in the sea forces of a corps of osteo-
pathic physicians.
Conditions in the
United
army and navy
for a. service man to secure other than
medical services although recent of-
forts have been brought to bear all
“’ashington for the elimination of the.
red tape which will t-ventually allow
the enlisted man a choice of treat-
ment.
Ll-ZAGI'F. .~'\~‘~l-‘.3H’.l.Y ail-3m.
GENEVA. Sept. (Associated
Frame—Dena": on the various phases
of the economic blockade- as a League
weapon against nations which violate
the covenant of the League of Nations
was resumed to" the Assembly of the,
League this morning. It was hoped
that the resolution submitted byfl‘. 3‘.
Doherty. of .Calladadhst 3h ‘ A
interest themselves with t
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Information was withheld by the
federal authorities as to three other
men involved with Roz-kc. .
arising. immghe 1;qu
tans in pastel-n 633161;;{he
status (it which not ‘
established; cold.
“r
Moon.» Alép‘fill ’
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Drug. 3
{Corn Productg :m.) *1’00p‘,‘ u this (-35.41 g
iii-(llnl'13‘
have in the past made it impossible .
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mm. lulu
BERLIN. Sept. 21-an leg-
stag when it reconvened here today.
Ratification o tthe peace treaty filth
: - «we ’ tel. Duugarra said that he was seafcdlthe United States, tax measures and
jast outside the office in which the‘laws calculated to bring order out 0!
WANTED ..- __ l .f ‘ . BUSINESS NOTICE alleged assault took place reading a the chaos" prevailing {in .Gerlpfmy’s
. . - _ ‘ ~ . W . 9 ~ — - > .. . ' .- newspaper. He heard the argument finances were on the calendar. .
WANTED—Amhniefi. high prices m A!)- NEWE YORKHEsaENGER ‘and. attrnthd by the loud voices,‘ interest centered today in the pro.
posed reconstruction of *lhe German
Cabinet. There seemed -to’ be some
probability that this could not be
brought about wtihout partisan bitter;
ness. . ' — ..
The date for unifying the gator-teal:
peace treaty had not been'lixed today.
The government desires to have the
iss disposed of without extended
Parliamentary debate _
Trading in'the Bourse yesterdal’
was feverish. the mark being quoted
at 117% and the volume of trading
being unprecedented.
—'—_"_—8—'*,
G,A,R,_ ybers ,.7 .
Know ey .Are Ageing
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INDIANAPOtlS. Sept. 27.24Mem:
hers of the Grand Army of the 13c-
_public. rializing that the organizatialt
is growing old. are planning that dur-
ingv the 55th annual encampment
now: being held here arrangements
shall be‘ma‘de for a final disposition
of the proprety of the order.
Frank M. Sterrett. of. Troy. 0.. 13
said to have ready for presentation at
one of the businessmensions, probably
today. a resolution which would pro-
vide what he terms the ."last will and
testament of the G. A. R.” Provision
would be made for .dicposltlofz' 0: 3.1L
of .the Grand Army
when this last member; ore gone. ‘2... .
the property
Although the encampment started
informally Sunday. the first business
session was not held until today. Com-
mander in Chief W'illiam A. Ketcham.
of Indianapolis. will make ans-dam
and reports from other officers will be
read. "
“’hile the veterans are meeting. :1.
number 0.: allied organization: will
also be. In session.
XEVER «Rows on!)
Danbury Fair Always rpm-”Date In
Every “13'. '
The annual Danbury Fair opens
October 3 for. its 52nd
Buildings and. grounds show the
growth and prosperity of this notable
institution. Primarily an agricultural
fair. it continues to increase its high
standing on that plane. While at the
same time offering extensive displays
of mercantile, scientific, educational
and commercial entries. Vegetables
and grains. Irulis and flowers. nuts.
dairy and culinary samples. npiarian
supplies and agricultural implements
are given abundant showings.
The grade‘cattle. sheep. swine and
poultry departments ofler the bestof
their kind. while blooded cattle and
(logs arc always among the elucidat-
Ekténsivc. freshly painted and well
f‘qllll'ipf'd buildings and tents afford
sample space. when: attractivc ar-
irangt-mnlt is given myriad 'displuys.
l'l‘hcrc- liaVc been lnrge- additions to
lthv grounds and man)
lllavc be: I} made this year.
5., A :busy week. {will of animation. in-
;lcrcst and pleasure. is of‘icrt—d
old
§ritll Fair. Newcomers and
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quaintanccs.
.nttractions. splendid displays
lixccll-nt lunch
conductcrl . hy church
lvt liicncc of patrons.
‘ ’l‘llc Danbur) ‘_ . ‘
Iattraction and tilt only one of its sort
iyct it 'l't't-vcr grows old except in years
ll'or it is always abreast and often :1
lb“ ahcad of the times. ‘
the pcop‘ec. and all the people nre‘iwel
represented "at- the ‘
[Grouudsd'rom (Lictolicr‘3 "to 5?.“
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Ixrmxlmw: n1mfssts.
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at tempting ‘ to
exhibition-
improvements
”it?
‘l‘tllousands who come to this Wonder-
’ ~ min-
. . \ ”‘er 4‘35 h("“33~glc-—thc.v mcrt folks they know ycure
Norwalli.;"""“""" 1" “I‘m" ”W strong “ndgago and make new frimltis and ac-
l-‘ine music. exceptional grandstand
. _ . mean
‘3“ "ndm‘mt‘q 0’ th‘” ’md'quch in addition. during titefitveclt...‘
hoothsmn’d‘ couplers
. . . organizations.
”a“: Pr””“’""‘ mm"‘:contrlllutc to the comfort ah‘d Coll-_'
i-‘air is a pc’rmcncxt
It" 39' for am the truffles. has the opportunity to up-
CHICAGO; Stpi. ‘IT.—U. g. District
‘linc announced toddr that
he had positiv‘ information .titdt’polico‘.
ergea up; ,and. _Q£|U‘0Lll3€"1 have lit-co
intimidate “fitnesgrt e
mum lyr‘il’bi'dfiikfi for ci‘nitfinntion in'fieme “my”:
iii-unmet. 6?» B‘H‘tiih" We Amer-leads
Cavalry uncanny; so at Dio-
lingulflted' " Appearance.
There the grades of honor. even
among hot-m. We Ire opt "to think of
‘the‘war horse as a proud animal. and
.a.
is called‘tipon m be a. brave as he is
proud. But proudest and niost diam -"
hell of fill hordes (if the army is the
animal mitt ts culledupon to all thet
.positlanctdrnmsharne inthereghnen' tal
mo. in .flxe met-lean and British
armies cavalry bands unmounted, and
the most honorgble podtion in ill the
inangrts‘tijut‘oédle beam ‘ . a: the kettle-
..drnms, The horse is selected tor his.
'dfi‘tingdfihed‘ ' ” 'xppen’ fiance.» He is often
"piehil‘d. ‘
imam m m” 7 bean, 'ty of.
mm is reduced. oaths genome fie
‘muét be trained until he becomes a dig-
11de and wrolfiéfii’rd the hand-
=ome trappings that pertain to his high
calling. His education is severe and
prolonged bringing him up to that point
where his pride andJntelligence make
him equal to the duties required or
him. _ __
Be N‘sev-erelf' tfié’l by The booming;
of the large drums he carries, but in
time he becomes indifferent to their
noise. In the parade. his rider has his
hands full in the use of the sticks;_he
contrOls the horse by means of reins]
listened to the stirrup-strap near the*
toot—Christian Science Monitor.
USED BAMBOO TO-MAKE CLOCK
Maritime Work of Italian Consid-
ered Welt Worth the Home:
Ho Asks for It
An eightdxy clock whittled out of
bamboo by Constnnzo Renzl. 0: Rome,
in the jewelry and silverware division
on the fourth floor of the Bush Ter—
minal sates building. says the New
York Times. Two years were re-
quired to nuke the clock. which is
made entirely at bamboo with the ex—
ception of the lenden weight and two
small glasses which serve as gangs.
The bclock'. with its complicated
bamboo mechanism suggesting a min-
iature steel skyscraper in course of
construction, stands about 7155 feet
one can tell the‘honr, minute andioeo
and. 'the day of the week and the
month of the year, as Well. as the
phases of the moon. .
The clock strikes the hours and
quarter-hours. a cane mallet forced
by a cane spring striking two goblets
which serve as bells. The chimes
are regulated to ludicate‘the time to
those who cannot see the clock. At
noon, it desired. a small flag is raised.
the raising being preceded by a whls~
tle from a bamboo robe, and me min-
ute lifter-“the ~noon hour a cannon at
the top of the clock is discharged.
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Saw the Six Hundred Ride to Death.
William Richardson. ‘3 Crimean
\var veteran and an eye wimess ,, to
the Charge of the Light brigade at
Balaklava. died here recently, aged
ninety years. He, withfievcn mem-
bers of the crew of a British mer-
chant vessel. dcsertctl the humdrum
sailing ship at (“misrmitinople and en~
listed in the navy with the Saucy Arc-
thusu. When the old wooden battle-
ship was put out of action at Seban
topoi he and min-rs volunteered
for land service in tlm Greenhiil lint-
tery. While at headquarters he was
only about twelve feet from Lord Rug-
lan whom he handed all order to ('ap—
lain Kolmt. who carried the me<sage
lo Lucml. who issued the order for
tho clmrzzt- to Cardigan—St. Cath-
l nrincs coxrosriondencc Toronto Globe.
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Future of Brazil. .
which is: almost Wholly in
’ Brazil.
v
so he is, and has .flththgbe. 10’ bet-“w
mm pure white?
.and valued at 550.0%. is on exhibition .
high. At any time by" looking at it.‘
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.—-Gerlnui
marks continued to make new luv
records; today. preliminary quotation! 7
being 9.8050 to 0.8125 cents
Yesterday’s clasing was 0.8550,
Advertise in the Sentinel.
vc.
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Plumbing, Tinning ,
and Jobbing
Tel. 2846, 11 Reynolds at.
w m can.
,‘. ._..“
Thatdter Furn' aces
onepipe heater see me before
making your selection
Price Reach unable
Semce' Prompt
Stephen Miller
All View Ave. m at
Electriiy the family wash. .. _
-—Electric A]
An electric washing ‘
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
ods. They’re easy to buy:
and easy “to install 1nd
operate simply and 8&6!-
factorily.
mi
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firewall! '
one
Reynolds’ Cider MEI
OPEN 201: TE 531L803
Grinding Every Day
‘ ’ set the belief that no people can reach
Danbury ”Fairlthé firrvhlghedt'clvilizafion in n troy/h
.. "l cal. climate. The. gcenstld'fiust com-
lplgtéd. ‘cF‘wlns Brazil with 30,330.01
ipeople. which makes it the second
l'lkmericnn country in point of popula-
tion. Some modern men of science
as mechanical energy the tropics will
{mound to utilize the heat of. the Sllil
of
production and
connection wifh 31193311 liquor (103‘s 3“ therefore of civilization. If that should
which policemen lull-e been Vinlvolvt’d
AFGH‘RFFmNCéSS H
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the Lakt- company plant as su‘perin- ‘ ‘
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Princese Fatima Sultana. first cans-
in of the choir of Afghanistan,who has:
the United States.-
It in of ”lilac-i:
flit Mondrian;
inst arrived in
Note the coconut}.
jade M5!!! gold,
M.
he true. what, onumry could match
- .. Brazil. with its great resources of min-
erals, timber and land. andflts great
' '- navigable rivers?
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Texas Raises Lesa Rice.
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Rice Growera’ annotation, which i
‘ its its cooperative and marketing {ea
lure; are concerned. "
‘airpldne record. .
Tractor Pads.
m flaw“!!!
{maintain that when meansnave been _
It is estimated that the rice acreage ‘
’; in Texas this season ix more than 50 ,
per cent less than that of last your.
Growers assert. that they lost mutiny
:(in their crop inst year. due to lnw l
- prices and poor marketing conditions. '.
r; The Southern Rice Growers’ associa-
,tlon has gone out of business and its
place is being taken by the American
said to be patterned after the: Califor-
7» din Fruit Growers? nsmcidilon. .so for
fl‘alloanxdoco Higher Than Airplane. .
7 ' \Vhile the record altitude for air-_
g planes in broken almost every year. a
that for manned balloons has stood un»
changed since the balloonists Borson
and Burning rose to a height of 35.41.!)
feet above sea level at Berlin in 1901.
Think: a little better than the best
To obtain maximum traction with
than: road damage ‘ltltlidn engi-
One of the moat DOM-.5!“
sanitary presses fit the state; *6
grind as reasonable-as 3;:qu
give you service W “1‘9“?“
trial will convince 113:.“ ~‘4_"‘£
Barrels and kég‘c’ tor sfla‘ig: All
sizes, new and used. cheafi’cefploco
in the state. ,
w..."
Reynolds Cider. DEF
Anos'rolt P981? 3033
At Scribner Avenue
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socotnpanlel the first M
cur Ice. Cream: You am W
afresh yourself that _ 7
filter: our cream is made > 7,
way it. bring: forth the m
trunnion. '
lee 70mm is more than i-
mam-alt is truly. one “to
mod; we urgdl'fiygfi
film 33983 5 1. .7 ,:
tasted our brand you do not
fiat 590:! Cream is.
Norwalk Chronicler