wants, To Lena: 331% anmessmdl’rofemonalmds, Miscellaneous rim. 7.‘
LASSIFED UADVERTISEMENT
rrwocentsaword;miuimmchurgel500periamo,3
‘1
I
American limitation of. armaments
- ”program' was wmédtoody 'bineot-‘r-
a1 Boné‘ivengu of the Italian Army in
the newspaper I‘ll ,Paese, organ or
former F'remier Xittl. which has beenr
,critical of the \VVashing’ton confer»
‘ence. . _ ‘— 2
“Secretary of State Hughes has
committed. several errors." says GonJ
his gxperlenced- workers “warm '9'“, “N‘Civvnga, "First, that. of arm—l
L. GREENBERG
. -.:."&:BRGS-STRIKE,
>(Ci0otiuued from Page onei
M
Mr. G’réenberg. when the _, decision
was made to come to Norwalii called
. ' ' 0
, , . ,
timas $1.00. Gaps Double Pnco. . 1:
2 2‘ r-»_----2.2.__v...__g
w
WANTED "
l FOR SALE
, f BUSINESS NOTICE
Elm-9,; bagels: BRAND NEW BATHROOM, $55.
r011 SALE—Cider.
WANTED
Experienced 0 ll 0 1'.er t 0 1‘ S on ‘
m:.«l:§z:r>. A1,... L-\-1,mrieuc'et.l hand
SC ‘5 C‘ I‘.\ .
M. N. Mayehofl'fi: C0.
15 MER‘WliN STREET
headers, experi-
2.nme work. good
\vAkTm»
33”“: Variety §tore_ 23
1:3? mm. Tel. 1314.
'n_ A."
\ um: man desires posi2
. - with. reliable concern.
. wudnwiiddtions furnished.
lmx 4:1 Darien Postoffice.
To borrow $7.000 on first
or $31.50!) on second.
Normon. l‘. 0. box. 39:}.
u 5".NTI‘:1)"“E:X1)€i'it‘ll('l‘d operators in;
Ciuetr. Peabody
Ajiply .
.. n. uni-fig} 3‘
iron!
.12 Co.
dep‘r
Inc.
Wf—XTEl) —— Experienced painters.
l is :az‘rram. 12 Buyizexv Ava, So.
2‘3»: M‘s. Tel. 732212.
Dolls {or repair. We will
:aii‘ and furnish all nec~
age to assist 2_with general
h;ll:>->uni‘k. Mrs. Benjamin. 32 Taylor
1h:- ‘
W'A .‘fi'EDv—Boys to sell vanilla-after
s: ...>ol': send for free sample bottle.
Wakefield Extract Co. Saubornville,
EN. EL '
WANTED—Experienced operators on
Shirts, sleevers. rollers neck baud
Runners. and neck band setters, to ‘ . ‘ . 333nm” mi; “,1 .5.” .thr»mlu~v WOr-kers m. 0 out
€25.71! $13 per week, steady work. Also 1‘93 SALL-Liegant Resirence. All '§:&.Y%i% Addres- 71. . stream; $.11). mom. Mr, (ir'rnnhurg— 54.5: ”mt:
asoerieuced sewers on plain needle improvements, large barn, 2 acros.‘ ' ‘fi ‘ _. , ‘b l :42 ‘ i‘: t’ .
machine. LEROY SHIRT CO. Near Bell Island Bargain G24; ' ‘ ' ml "" "“‘ ‘5' ~50 “ ‘ 2‘ m 0“" C ‘9“ m "W
_ n... “W Mitchell 'l‘ele l ' _ 1861 ‘ L ' CARRIGAN ‘ mm, 10081 and IOIIE' pusvlm; filial! SHMH‘. lmt that. he would
TO LET ‘ ' ‘ ' D lone ~ distance trucking . 0:7 I“ -k1nds : not unainlaln :t union shop and that he
. I CST 0506 Leary 2‘ (30.. Phone .1577. Hollie, “-91:14 5301 consult-r any proposals fi‘on'l
‘I‘O LET~23 rooms on ground floor D Otis 383' W, . imp H nun; 1 ' \ '\ kx
.- I 21:.r 2.2 ‘ s. “2? ;< ‘ v . a . - - 3 TM “tn 2, '2. ‘n .‘s -' ’r
.1??? - 1D H‘ mun _ J “4 hlnfitnu L05TWA Collie (103 last melt/(Dolor. FROM. THE FACTORY. TO; ' a; ‘12“! [a illijil:;tzltw till:-!H‘Slli‘ilt¢-2r: litre!
hrqwnzl tag number 11664, award. THE HOME E 1;; t“. ..'m. p. .m.’ is honored to
l“lll‘lll'3359{:‘ mom. iwmed. “L F. \l. Austin, Darlen. Tel. 444-3. cuga‘ttroasga,n Dillgwa. Mlbolsters; and” ‘ ' ll“: ‘3: .",' '15,.“ Pm “Mum“;
, 1),.-. .- 2” .——~» ‘ , onaoa klnsso onoureasy'z'h ‘1 - l~ 2‘ ~-
l‘lluzin ( ‘ 4’) “ GGL AVG, LOSF—AX pm Set “1”]. blue stone and payment'plan. Also'renovatlng, aatis— ll: In» llilf‘sr‘ “mild-rs. (\‘s‘rr u‘mll‘ hack
seed pearls, between Rowayton faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or M. _\‘r York m m :mnuwr union city
-E’T— A 64001:: hulk-1;. (-t2iitz*all;v,fll‘«fi 'l‘okoneke.‘ Valued as din heir- tceallelphone 317 for representative to m- 2x»..-:.-t.lzl2'-.' vault not obtain err—
'IE"t§ all inilnrwmnmnx Int llll‘l“ loom. Suitable reward it? ‘2 - ‘ ' TT Yul \“r .-. i? "'l ‘2 l‘ 'l“ 0 ”14“" ‘ L ”M '2
:' ‘ a? N0. liunfnnl i‘llaC‘O, 5D}; 311‘ng T k .- ) WICtuifxxted. NORWALK MA 2RESS CO. ' {[71 I” Vt: w.“ p 1 (f ‘ . i
. M , o omke. I hone Darion Franklin and Monroe 81:980. Not-walk, {at}. .w a H... demand of
..., ' ' 2n in !‘ l'!“"r-‘f'll3 situation tlwy
"s in the Swan: 5; (f -r. __ , FOR , .m . in M l‘r‘lliblgélt‘t‘l iii the
'imzirm $5.1“ rnisir PROFESSIONAL 2 2 ' ‘ SALE 1: . izi an... ' ‘ 2
0- 2‘2 ~ ‘ > r 2 I‘amily House with all linprove«2 ‘
1 ml. 192 desk . mentst Fruit, was ,2... pil'kt‘lil‘sfi ”who plant. 2
:Iw par: ‘ f“. Swariz.
l:§-i.\"l‘ :-‘-«Till“’"-l‘u{;lll éml- four—
_ r .
:: - ' - ‘ 1m movements:
, 7 _ h , Ph 2 .
; . assuagtzergagégesdf 3 Studio Open Now one 2??? 3:3:330ntf. Flge-Ilocation. cormr 101. ;
T _ .,.. .. , 1 ‘2 ‘7 .. ' j- .-. 'rice 1 .000.
i- ’ .1129 4...-.,.. _ gBSEIEUISE CANFlELD For particulars
——~ i: ‘m‘ .. .. 2 rivae es ' .' 7 ' '
TO l.l.x -~— r. n, s. at o. Hall. Holiday 500m mass on ‘wgdggsggy'ggem , 55k J01!“ T- Hd} CS
and S.i:§il‘tl:i}'. {Or lmlge— or dance: lu-
quirp 5. '
iin
Spring St Emil at 4:3 fix-ink»
s.
Bertha H.
. . :22}; 1nd hill.
{‘0}: _ . 'spzce, house-
nold $3.. . ep‘irzize rooms.
833 prom. filillhilfll Coal a“;
86:? ' (0.. basis alt. Conn.
Vie hive negotiable
‘t: -..
The Royal Auto P’t’g Co
is the place to go if you care to:
a first: class Paint or -
Varnish Job.
331', So. Main and Woodward A?)
Phone 901
A 35. WGOS'I'ER
ATTORNE‘: AT LAW
3.3:: Exsminar 13.3. Patent Offic-
eerNTs
Sand *0? Booth“ at Plinth
1 Y 3 H Mann 3: “15:1:sz Ca“- :
of G. PALMER
Auctioneer
0503 A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store, South Korean ,3
Reynolds’ Cider Mill
OPEN FOR THE sunset
Grinding Every Day
One or the most powerful and
sanitary presses in the state. W0
grind as reasonable as anyone, Ill
give you service second to nona A
trial will convince you.
Barrels and kegs for sale: In
size-s. new and used, cheapest phi.
in the state.
\‘ $450. Ford Speedster, cheap, and 1918
light run-l :
2 2 David W. Raymond
,1 goals ‘ur Y ’ 2 TWYO‘F‘AB’IIIJS/v 110 E
“i. :nono 11%;: U); DERTAKER South Norwalk US S
d all conveniences. ,
r‘ . Syphon closet, china. low downstank.
Alsop?18.jeuamel bathtub andlavatory, With all
'nickleplatedflttings; speGial big bar-
last' year's and‘this year's.
agar made from selected apples.
Box 593. Stamford.
- gain, $wm§eid cglluloiél \g'fteggloset
’ . _ 7 ‘ ' 7 : t. seats... 5. e an erg .o., 5 ave.
chiraSé-lloi i‘fomggtlideEEGQQ’l‘sgst (bet. 3.891 and 37m 515-2) N. Y'.
Ave. House 9 rooms. V. ater. gas.2 EXI5ERT AUTO MECHKNIC
elertricity. About onehalf acre land,
Immediate possession. Inquire ,Mrs.
James L. Hoyt. 7 Cottage St. or Frank
L’. Hoyt.
“Till overhaul and repair your car, all
makes, at my Winter quarters.
Marshall“ Street, 80. Norwalk’
Ignition and Lighting 8 stems
ALL WORK ‘ UARA, .EED
Phone 490 4 .
FOR SALE—«Nearly new. 6 horse pow-
er. portable gas engine. Very cheap.
Dutee WV. Flint, Inc. Phone 502.
FOR SALE——2 hou‘ses in first district,
part. improvements. Reasonable. For
terms. address Box R 76, Norwalk.
If you are interested in saving mon-
ey, look up thomost scientific Inter-
national One-plpe Heater. Phone or
callfiaud I will send our heating man
to give you installation cost. Do not
, forget we do plumbing, filming and
sheet, metal work.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
56 Water SL, '80. Norwalk
‘ Phone 473-3.
JOSEPH s. KERY, JR.
Plumbing, Tinnlng and Heatig
gguntry Water. Systemv "
Ranges and One-Pipe Heaters
Telephone 492 ,
. _ 21 Taylor Avenue, So. Nor-walk, Conn.
FOR SALE71920 Ford Sedan bumper,_ -..- 7 , - .., . ‘ aggfi
lock steering wheel, special radiator, , . .W. J. LVONB "
Phone 2047 , 20 Isaac. Placo
-- MAsonnv—cARPEN-Tnv
BRICK, STONE. TERRA GOTTA.
PLASTERING some -
' CONCRETE
Conn. 2
FOR SALE“). gas stove,,a” parlor
stove in A1 condition. Library ta-
hlo. rockers. pictures. toilet set. Call.
at 101.» So. Main St, So. Norwalk. L‘pe
stairs. ' _.
“’{Llf EXCHANGE —- my ' beautiful
resuience at Darren for a farm. ”Adi
dress Box 470, Durien, Conn. ' -
Dodge runabout.
Call at 11 Union-Ave
nue. uptown; -
-) l . ‘t 1’2 3 FOR SALE—Dairy. and tobacco lam}.
':*,:;9L,OSE), £51235: lloracres, good buildings; well ~water- _ Wami'Dl‘OOflnlfa
- 2 ed. near state road. Stock, tools in- Walks, Retaining 2 W8 . and A“
A x-oung girl about 16 cBlIudid- $6,000. D. S. Hull, Havilandr Its Branches
- cc 2 . 2 “ ‘
‘__
. ’ ’ WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
120R SALE—Sedans from $400 up! Now In the umetomtnt our house
Open cars $75.00 up. Trucks, $200 upland keep it from decay. V6 your
Every car will be demonstrated. Wm irooms decorated. Ask for my prices
arrange terms. Austin’s Garage. «in wall paper; and paints; Save from
01mm evenings. Phone 1959. 30 to 40-year cent on labor and mate-
. Alexander ~Wh1te.’ 35 Lowe St...
South Nat-walk. _
N n ‘Locai‘fifamng’ai ran
aggy too. on 9 ca
trucking or all kinds. ‘
FOR S.—faLE—-Cord wood, in all lengths.
supplied promptly. Phone 23, Ledge-
.wood Farm. Ask for superintendent.
.7 h . . -
Ranting and Popular Music Taught C “’an houw'
' ' m, 25 “Lessons
WINN METHOD
.‘ walk. Price $4800. -
; l2!) Vlashlngtoni-St;
Club Classes
Studio,_7 West Are
"No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
Ari-an ed 5
9 Real Estate insurance
Tel. 1838
FOR SALE
10 rooms—Al! improvements.
'9 rooms~Ail improvements.
Price $7,500 each. ‘
In 2:3 it we
J. M. LAYTON 8.00..
Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
TEXT BHIKS Tl}
Te!s.——Offi(-e, 1103; House. "633
NEVJ RED MEN’S BUILDING
The Textile Store
I
Outing Flannel ........ 15¢ yd.
i=8 In. Ecru Pure Linen 29¢ yd. LESStN MES '
Absm—bent Toweling ...... 16c M. ‘ “E '
136 Washington St. S. Nor-walk
3.ll.\’.\'l-J,\‘l"t’.il.i>‘_’ Minn. .‘Iu'v. 23.~—*
.\ mumml :z’xtixmk. denim: with the,
()PL‘I'2ULi0H of HIV (lilil't l’ost ('Iilioo IN:—
purinwnt inulri‘nél‘tuhls of utilizing the
glutnlio prism} system. is prev
Thatcher Furnaces
boxing
Agent for the Famous Thatcher warm m a. rommittpp hm. .0. intro—
- Pipeless mace ‘ duotion in the grade Sir-hams of this
State. with the hope) of ultimately es-
tablishing this hook in every public
erlur‘ational institution in the United
Stairs. it hope-ti to instruct chil—
dren while the}; are young how to use
. the. Tics: office. in an effort to lessen
'tho mistakes which are: costing the
Governmentniulions of dollars.
Phillip E. Carlson. of this city. pres—
ident of the. Minnesota Educational
Association. is head of the- gommit‘lee
1which is drau'ingfup the textlJOOkv
lApproval of the undertaking has been-
JURY EXAMINES ,gi‘T'n 'bY' Postmaster—Gerreral “fill
BOX OF BONES; ”333- Who- after the manual is com-.
If you‘are ready to purchase I
onempebeater see me boron
making your selection
rice Reasonable
Service Prompt
Stephen Miller
All ViewAve. Phono 7887
is
meted. will give his rind the: deparb
- ment's authorization to. use .the bOOK
.(Cantinued tram Page One) "“in ”the public schools. "accordifi'g' to
. " - Pastmaster 1'23. A: Purdx’. "of Minneap;
first question to Laudru as court re- galls.» presidentof the Xational Associate
convened today. The judge admitted ,tion or Pbstmasters. ’ ' ' L
that the prosecution could' consider: _ The National Association ,0? Post—1
all three. of these hypotheses. retog— §masfers is pledgedrto the move, 'the
nizing that in. the. nature of the raw ihead 0f the OFgaflimiOfl announced. ‘
At Scribner Avenm
- though unable- to establish the-method
of killing; to prove that the; alleged'
victims were cremated;
the Small cook stove; placed in the
center-of the courtroom. the prisoner
shouted defensively: 2
To TEE 21131.10
. From now until further notice!!!
LOngectlcut Carpet Cleaning Company
Ears reduced prices on all Bugs “and
{311295, both washed and dry cleaned
All orders walled for and 116111“
PHONE on" .-
u
Reynolds 'Cfder Min it‘was unable to establish any one Org 3517- ‘Carlsoq’ "declared that mot
them by'absolute proof. ienough attention was given to the
BOSTON POST ROAD I; “It would be muchsimpler to make gpostal subject at educational -meet—
the hypothesis that I killed none: fut
Lair”. responded Landru. ‘
chicken in it!"
Sings. ,and he announced. that at, the
m axinual conventionof the organ—
ization. this subject would hold anim-
port’antvplaee. ~ * 2
LaESk of: knowledge pflhow tq use
The prosecution infidel-£00k. 61¢
Govérnment’millions of dollars loss."
«said Mr. Purely: .“The instruction
> which this book proposes to give. will
"W'hy. you couldn't éremaite a
improperly made out. money orders.
registered mail losses?" improperly ad-
dressedletters 'udpackages. destruc; '
VThe prosecution" charges" that
'Bleebeard" used the store to cre—
in the. ISenun'e: for 7» an!
mate. hisalleged rictims after he ha.
chopped them up .
tissue mere-ha we'bv faultyupazirv
outlined a plan whereby the)? comd.sidering natal rarm’ament separatei).
come to Norwalk. He agreed to fihaflrm?‘ landarmument: “mild “3 hi)“
them homeS, to purchase them. rand “93mg thatuava-l “awe? resxdes m hm
turn them over to the workers. who :fiz‘fiémtgérgig:;mt::§eklrg .1111?!“ (lb3
ould tithe!" pay for th '1 -7 ~ ‘ ~ 11 “1 7 JP 11“ 0-
c . . em a._ ““33 794: maucally solved when agreements"
or time. or else rent them. Theagree; , . ‘
menf‘nvas to last for two years. ' .3322? :3: kgztggdfitales.vlungland and
‘ » , ”i 1
This was agreed to and there were 7 ‘ T - . - _ .1 '
about “in,“mn’ Mliei‘ionood t VXASHI‘AGI‘O‘A. .\0\. -3 {R} Tho
cutters ~\ . - ~ .. . . .
.. _ , . ssocxated Press .—lhe (nestion oi
and pussers “ho came here Withvhnd Armaments )wa , ml ‘von q‘
tlv t~mupany. At the t' 2. . ‘ ‘ 2 ‘ srdg n gl ' '
‘ > $1,,th , 1. nm fl" rrom- .place on' the. Arms Conference pro-l
W") _~. : ‘ “m \. here an. attempt gram today fm- djfihcufism n at u meet—3"
v.5 mm 9 33’ union )ir- “s =' 2 . ' ’ ' ” ' 7 V .
‘8?"qu mtv to m‘mgmk‘t thom 39“ .mg of the armament committee -ol’
"‘1“ “fat the r: ‘t .. Deope from the whole. prior to the gathering; of
'3‘“ ”H“ «M» 0‘5‘ but the at.- .tlw full Conference to resume its (‘Ol‘l‘l- =
‘2‘me was a follow and "“15 Bil?“ “pfmittee discussions of uueétious reluts
within :1 low days: - ' ' .
-M—v
‘1‘)” trouble which ("time to a head!
.tl‘lis nwl'llillg‘. but whirh has booti‘an- .
“(.wmml for some little time. came,
as :1 WW“: 0r overtures twine made to ‘
th“ slrikm‘fi luv the Gurmvnt unions
in NQ-w York. They \vvre
that tin-3' Would ho rts—insturtod in- the
garment. Workrrs union. from which
they \w-Gr outlawed when they come-
to ('unuocticnt. ll" Hwy would quit?
work here and would endeavor to can
out all therworkors here.
1 how i? no trouble rtrgi‘rding Work—
In: hfilu'S.‘ "1“- fflClOl')’ operating on a
dihour week. with time and a half;
for ovt-rtimi? so that tho cutters and.
pressel'H for the past six weefls or so!
h.tv(- hen warning on an averagi- or
nppl‘fi‘inlnvl‘fly $1M a week.
Mr. Greenln-r: this morning smrea
that lw had tome to Connecticut to
:lvol-l labor tl'OllhlPS caused by his re—
rusul tn maln- his plant :1. union shop.
and that as in.- haul lwrwe-on $30000,
and swoon of his, capital tied up in'
Nonmll; real Oshltr. lw hmjng pur-
('hnsml n mimlwr of houses and also
Mzilt n nnmln-r for his workors. that
1,0 int: ll'lt‘d to stay in Norwalk.
'; , 'rlm .tv‘*m'r.m.’<lrmiun this morning was.
.«Hyflmw stain-:1. tho- workers' who
spur-la. qlllltlnk u! in O‘clm‘k prompt-
I‘l‘Oljlll'iliL‘f an American flag:
v
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!‘., rm 3;
Lot 3
40:165, Well located in' South Nor-1‘
A159.'Jz0}i{00W;HODSEJE'iZh‘Ill? lm—
gum
ARMSDELEGATES ‘
Pointing to t the POSt Office properly is causing 'thegmaiment.
obviate, to a great: degree. manyof the
2:”le l-T.ll‘("]liil£:"filll lrnm. tlw Cation“.
3 'i‘hw} are (um-Ml ll to attempt to try
“*2 ‘2 s n. pr:ssil’»ilii_\'§
i
infglzl w-
\pt
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'lmuls Lung”: :-,' ‘54-»; York (‘lllfilx’
.svrw'x-tzn'y nt‘ 1hr .i ' : 1:eyill‘tl of film?
’(‘iuzsk Sit“ and lirngz' makrrs l'niun.
:uxll ('ltinirmzw m‘ tl‘uun‘zl oi" 90W!) (‘Clm'
. liq to poi”.
.
fog! plzll‘os UfAWl'intinprq”
:tn :4 roprws- ninth
ithwltmol this. mnrnlm:
is? i}l“()ti‘,f‘:2.
i‘rm ' 2mm:
that in“ "would
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gmilto‘c. «film mane In .\'
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:svr- this. 2%..
months",
Mr, Long'ur §<$\l41 “Tip-w Prcher-tiw As-
sm'intiwsz. of {\l’rivhr 12:!) firm‘nborg:
(13(1):):an inn mt~mlwr. has abrogated
the :isrrv"2«‘2"iié-i:t betwoen the union and
thi- A
”rapt-r
New _ank city" holds
1 thrill}... furor: responsible for tho pro 4
gm! sHlkl' (*rm‘lltions in New York‘
1 oil‘s."
2,22. p strikers here. Mr. Lanavr mid-
_‘{+2\‘:""i'ork. to ‘nrz-vont
from reintroducing
conditions in tlw extr-
* in Now York r-lty went
. s! rilu 'H
'; invers-
T. Landau. who is.
tin mm; strikers. tho’
Wei"; dis-player! when tl
rvlzrzrl out. were rilsplzu‘étl
.4: \rtn'liors loyalty [in llieir;
' mmnlz‘v. and its {FOP insulin-'-
.g,
:znerr. the“ z'vprc-senlalive of
; who was here this morn—
m'pl Tilllt in the Tirt‘st‘ftlt tight. lhf.‘
.rtimi would he guided by the
finances. regarding moral
”it: the wav (if bicketinsrfand
(in? in no way would the strikers at-
l’v‘llllli m molest ofhor workers. or the
v
‘
flaili. ' 2
I .\ nhxv union has been formed in
Xi-rtx'm”. ‘It is affiliated with the In-
t... anal ladies Garment. Workers
ruler: of New" York. which is affiliat—
' tlm";—\méri(rtin Federation of
ml Wit 2.
litmu- m' one of the strikers. this
morning: after tin-,nwn walked out.
.TAKE'CHINESE F IN AN-
m» until puss time '
it said . 'I‘h“
:uwl their rustcullzzns. in wliioli tivo
puliw'uwn and tin: prisoners Wore inv
j u I‘L‘d .
L “’12in the alarm v“ “ ' .2 the mili—
tary guards “mn- ro uteri lj' :1 titv
lighting: party iiml otlwr nillilm’}; zei-l.
fin: figlm-m 't-mwwmmin; ml rm
burning smuiuns of tho m‘l . \xlvvrp
t-V-‘ll if i: t;ik€2s..
rrintinn thrvofimes. and (*S'Fl‘l“
the) i light.
(~22, rumzml Har- juslivr- of thy gt‘lllfl'l‘fil;
U1 G‘ l
«The foreman.
Labor. 'Fl‘le'miion 1?ng formed at the.
mg to China. 7 .
Premier l‘lridml. of France. whose.
imminent departure is understood to
haw? prompted the call for the arma— !
ment committee meeting; was expect-
ed to add a last Word as to his coun—
informml try's attitude on tho question of ro—lusual
auction of armies. That the Confer“ ‘._
once might prooeodto the point of a
formal expression on the'fiubject he
relating to the present position ofl
France was ifqard’etl by many as.
more than a possibility inwiew of ”10'
circumstances under xvhicli the mock]
ing was called. 2 M. llriand. it is
known. would berpleased'to return to;
Francewith a formal (.‘oht‘ereiice en-‘
riots‘ementrof the position .he has;
taken against material reduction. That
there would be at least many general
exproSsions of appreciation of the.
reasons for that position was taken
for granted. '
VVith the first action of the Confer-
enceJooking to specific application of
the general principles adopted with
relation to China taken in the ap«
poiutment of a, subcommittee, of rep-
resentatives of the nine nations to
study the whole question of adminis—
trative autonomy for that. country,
the Far Eastern 'committee of the
whole was, expected to develop further
today its course of procedure on Chin-
ese questions. The progress made
thus far in negotiations regarding‘tho
Far Eastern situation. including the
appointment of this committee. which
will give particular attention to. the
tariff and the tax restrictions impos‘
ed on China by the poWers. was re—
;rardlul in oflicial' quarters today as
highly encouraging. although it is re-
cognized that somo of the-most tron:
hlesome questions. have not yet: been
taken up.
SHOOTING. BOMBlNG
' IN BELFAST AP-
PROACHING WAR
(Continued from Page One) .
forbid use of the siren-ts alter 5:3“
1‘. 1n.... , '
The tire was brought umlc-r Control.
but subsoqurntly a. dosxwlme struggle
mr-rnrre-d,lwtwain tilt: relwl prisont‘rs.
it? that i’n-rldiir"
hurl: Sr?
Mutiny-lam
stun! r; airs brake“ down by
floors \vvro r
7 the In;
in rauw‘h
a mi l‘t‘ll .asr
tiu
tai‘y Snciiuli in i-f‘z’orls
hmrricmlv’d prisoners
kirimit‘vpv’d Warriors, in the ros‘.
the poly-o usxd tlwir 1.; 2.
while the prisoners wielded izrlm mas
and filill’l‘ implements.
The im inwrml an’.» “watt-J in H2»
prison} hosPEtzii. The military rem—
x'oi‘cvmcms and an armored (‘dl‘
“lili‘ll lmd beetrordt-rml up win-u the
en. guru}: arcm; xvi-n; v.11 .drawn
\vl‘wn ()l‘flt'l’ lisni'lweu motored. _
(l.‘~.l.\\’.\Y. inland, .\j \. 2:; (lb;
The Assmriutod ‘l’gossl.~~¥‘l~"ort:< polili—
prisoners. (‘2t9lliil.t'il in the 13:" -
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1. \_Today in Wall Street
, Deathsrand Funerals
'Fredm‘k a. sum-hm?
Frederick; A. Sherman, a private 02f .
Company adsorb .VmV 'rmi. volun—
teer Infantry. died yesterday at the III the safety razor blaflei .
Soldiers‘ Home in Newton Heights imam]. _
He was._bornln Sacketts Harbor. N. . .- 1.. *2
3.2. on April 15. 1849 and was $2
years old. Funeral arrtmgemouts WILLIAM F HOYT
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* ‘ REAL ESTATE
will be announced later.
Look! Four single houses, 33.6003343‘,
Look intheSewing Big. ' 7
.hmsmm-h as nulrmly earn our in:
“meted the old question, "What
comes of all the pins?” We submit.”
that may be easier: What bmfi
Weather-Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity: Probably
rain late tonight and Thursday; *ware.
iner- Thursday: fresh easterly winds.
The pressure is high over the Lake
”firm and Now England and low over
the .ROr-ky Mountains. Them is no
other well-defined stat-moron rust of
Colorado. but rousiderahlr- cloudy
weathr-r prevails with Occasional flur-
ries of snow or min in the ventral and
provements.
WILLIAM F. new?
man. ESTATE 2*
Listen! Sign rooms, one bath, $.11an
4-1:
muster-n sootinus. The temperature is
rising slowly in the western and fall- :
ing in the oustm‘n districts,
W'ALL STREET. 10:30 a, m.—2~The
irregular price changes oc-
curred at the opening of today's Stock
Market. although gains predominated.)
Shorts coverod in oils. especially the
foreign division, which strengthened
under load or Mexlran Petroleum vom»
mom and preferred, American Petro-
leum and Royal Dutch. .llercan’tile'
{Marine Pfd.. American lice Pfd._ and;
Y. Air Brake also were. strong.
Gulf States Steel eased on realizing
sales and Retail Stores was most re 2'
actionary of the specialties. Rails andg
representative industrials were neg-‘
looted in theearly dealings.
Vll'ALL STREET, Noou.——l\lisc_ollan-
eous shares were under pressm‘e‘dur-
ing the morning. sustaining losses of
1 to 5 points. Among these were lu- "
ternational Harvester Common and
Preferred. American Beet Sugar Pfd.,
Underwood Typewriter. American
Brake Shae Pfd.. Famous Players Pitt.
Sears Roebuck and United Drug. The
market rallied before noon on the
strength shown by Reading. Northern.
Pacific, General Electric. internatimrI
i .
of leisure alone. in your own
home will be most enjoj‘able if
you can listen to all the newest
and best musir. including your
nun particular favorites.
A -Victrola
a1 Paper. Sumatra Tobacco Pfd..
Chemicals and Utilities. the latter in- .
eluding 13.091925 Gag Renewpd makes- Slil‘ll treats as these
possible and renders it easyrfoi‘
You to share tho pleasurespf
good musiv with your friends
activity was shown by Liberty Bondsq
the rings selling gt a new high for the.
year of 95.90. The First. Serena andi
Fourth 4 1-45 also touched the year‘s!
2:3": 'Call money opened at. five peri and guosls.
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CAMPAIGN T0 l Ask us about our easy
OBTAIN FUNDS terms in purchasing ”
2 FOR CLUB HOUSE} Victrolas
Continued“ from First Page. 2
Cross roll call. The :idjutant was in-i
structod to write to Mayor Barton
amt the Common Council recon»
lflL‘lH‘illlg that f.‘.\—55€F‘\'it‘€' men M2 giv-
on first {3123002 in the mullbr of su-
permimary patrolmlii to be addrd to
the, Norwalk'i‘mlirv xivpurtmt-nt.
Finnfivc 2 Uilit‘vr Freeman
yresurifm‘l :5- t‘flllélil‘fl‘
military hall l id at ,1?ii.-,.No:‘wzzERMA:-
n'u'w)’ ma A .Azif‘t its}: night. ’l’h .2
“ball. was \‘e,-l‘3' successful. ‘ilw reg-mt
slscswvd.
Light
rupml on the
Take YeaSt Vito
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' ‘ h' 5 dithat business is bad and employment ‘
Thin. mn-downkiglgkiw‘; gt finstin's {in}? yeast VITAMON T3333“ with _
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'“' “pagilargtgn's VITAMON Tablets supply in highly concentrated
form true yeast-vitamiaes com tamed wall: the other. health-giving
vitamines which Science says you must. have to be atoning.
well and fully developed. If you one weak, thin. pale. gainer 1y
' run-down, or feel tanking in brain power andambiuon. and
want. that firm’flesh “pep". .
which gets the money:
liiii'l'. rushed the warderstmlaf while
. tirc‘: 'm' llll('*:'!‘l.'illl origin was lilazin:
in txvoxsmrtions mm, sirurt‘in‘y. “$32.62
mm“. svizen’l the iii-3's and l';.rrivaci€:¢l
thorny-hes with six wurvivrs in
wt. with? prison.
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i‘aiteiiit‘xrs as the result ot‘ (notional
fir:—
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l‘lj
f‘iil'f‘d
{rioting ht'g‘l-lll to grow lfitizm‘. ullt- \li‘s
ititivlwing added to the fliir'
’in on?! '2
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uks at tending the assumption
. imonlol powers by the now
a'l‘ia merit yesir-rrlayf
Fears; 0? far. in? {rolling l‘fiii‘
lzett- 1hr time ar‘l‘ivitivks \vm’z- on
in l’lr-elg.Stre<j~t. ii- {ore-mun who was
ergugiug lubumrs there for {he‘shixn
yards being pir'kml of? {-3- a sniper.
vt'iitriso name was i'il‘ull—
ton. dropped ilt'ét‘l on the spot.
Meanwhile. precautionary measures
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‘uv
for. safety were being taken by tit-'2
working population. workmen's cars
in the early hours uroceeding without
lights so that they might hover-error
chances of reaching their destinations
without casualties.
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He was said to feel that these devel-
opments had largely attained .onerofy
LONDON. Nov. -u. The Sin’n Fein,
objects strongly to any proposal which
wouldleavo Ulster. or any part of it,
outside the Irish system. - ‘ ‘
Ulster objects to” any
the principal objects of. hiscoming to
the conference. but. some of his as-
sociates thought a logical sequence to'
Mondal‘s expressions wouldjje a resoe i
lotion embodying" in ‘oompactand de— }
finite form the sentimentspf the. sev—l
oral. delegations. ” '
VVASHINGTUN. Nov-
ing that "lions are still in‘the way."
the Federal Council 0 {the Church of
Christ in America today issued use-c-
0nd gall to its member ehurche§m
continue efibrts to consolidate ‘jp‘dblici
23.~l)eclar—;
2 Steps have‘bee
was mimic secure active 6
in the campaign;
the 5311:: 2 Fe“)
opinion in‘support of limitation of ar—l‘ '
rep'r‘ésentugion in the. Imperial Payne-
merit. It “Wonk! only discuss an all-‘
Ireland Parliament. it is declared. on. . ‘1
the condition thati'the, six counties had
in such: a parliament the same repr‘e—
sentation as .tho remaining twen ty-six‘
counties. ' “~ ' 2
Lloyd Gagorgewm'i’ll have to :inforxn', Sir
JamesTI-aig lie. Ulster Premierpf
retinal] to concede
this-point. V 2 ' , '
t6 'haVeimet ihe‘i‘n
of Church leaders or other.éoi§ntfies:§én
. all-Ireland ,
Parliamentand refuses toluhaudon its ,
'ThuS' tomorrow. it! «apears. 751?. ‘>
‘0!) surely need some of
hese precious Vitamines
in 'our system noo'oce.
Ligstin'a VITAMON ‘.
mixes with your food, Why not be £
helps it .to digest, and Ivan," '11- 1:
supplies Just. what your 7"!12 jthhm"
body needs té' £654!”qu
‘nourish ifieruhruoken ‘35-“
sues. tlfewomi-outchmes. .
the thin blood sud the
starved brain; “Bangles,
boils and skid emptzoris ‘
.4» seem toxanish like magic
under this» healthful in-
fluence. Mastin'sfi’ITA-
MON f’jiablcts will out
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LuImS' . headway owes:
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Nu’s STRAW HATS
-Fcr‘immediaie and positively continuous. work Mus: hemi-
ensed on the average run of braids. WILCOX & GIBBS ordinary st
sewing machine. Erices are liberal. Shapes simpler than usual
' Breathing possible is done to conserve the operator’s time f
. the purposeof increasing her output. and 3181* earnings.
.. Special arrangements are made to provide board and rooms elnsi
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