ram“, JAN. 13, Iain
ll
cos“ .. M
TW 0 t - minim ‘ 7 ‘
0 en a a word. _, _ um W59 59,, per #311953 tunessmo. cw Double Price.
91.”.me - m .s. ,,,,,
.... WANTED ‘
Eon s‘ ALE" -'
,,,..‘....s.....r........- ”mafianhmm' ”mamas-MM»
{1‘0
.pm
u» 4,. ».. g?
, _ CARE "‘ payable a fortnight afteti‘fihecommisf
Continued from First Pago.
.5... Ad".
TS’
osmium
2 decision in the" name of his gc’wemi
. ment. Headded that Germany had
i. - .
Petit Parisien. announcing that he in: not defaulted In her payments, be-
finance port;
ltended to entrust the
folio to Charles de Lasteyrie. a former}
high official in- the Ministry of Fin-i
ance. Among others whom he is likely
. to choose are. Gaston .Doumergue. a; Genoalconference: '
, former Pl‘gmlerz-‘Edward;flerriot. a. Alh’the delegations called here by
member of the Chamber of Deputies:
BUSINESS NOTICE
\\ l \ ‘ l1!» rrllright young girls for l
. 1.. work No machine work. Ape
l" Lam“; erse. Chestnut street, 30.-
«. . .. .lk ‘
v. t \ . Lib “Yelling men, women. over: FQR' SAL billing roo t C
. . ., _E‘—;. _ m 3e. hlna.
l.' lll'rlll'lllg government positions;
«Obit. SALE—1920 Ford Sedan bod.\'«
_rand new1 1920 Ford Coupu bodv Syphon closetf’china.
will take touring ‘Or runabout bodv in enamel bathtub and
exchange. Phone 2153 Norwalk. .
Closet, Side Board, Table and
$2 .- monthly. write for free list of
1...».lmns now open. .1. Leonard. fibril Chairs. Phone 1495'
m.‘ (‘1in Service examiner) 389 ' ’
l. l .l.|.. Bldg. WashlnStOn. D. C. 3 F98 SWOmNm-th Main street, 3'
.n- \ \ "l :l l~A thoroughly compete-aw
.I . flllliledged bookkeeper posses-
Mitchell. Phone 1&6 1.
My... knowledge acquired from actual ”M '
«xi-v - “live. Prefer man about 35: a1: EgalpgfiLfiwgfilgglfigéaéélfig 35331119: South)“,
“mum. not an absolute requisite. WOQdFarm. .Ask le' BIIDErlntenden't.
Albert Sarraut. Minister of Colonies.
who is in ‘V'Vashington
France at the Arms Confluence; Andre é _
Maginot and Yves le Tquuer, respecdi ' i ' ' j
ttvely Ministers of Pensions and Public MAY ARM LLANDS
Works in the Briana Cabinet. and
Leon Berard.
Minister of Instruction.
that Louis Loucheur. Briand's Minis-
hiragiefilgrgtriiifieglons‘ might also given for their conversion into other
Premier Lloyd George.
H800“. $55”
low-dorm tank.
"special big bar-
old watercloset
_ Seidenberg Co., 545 3d ave.,
36th and 87th streets, N. Y.
~3RAND NEW 3A1? k
representing BY REATY GElANGE
nickel-plated fltt'
gain,
seats, $5
between
AQCOUNTING §EBVIQES
Two professional accountants will
, take engagements evenings for writ:
mgr”; ”.1191? ”19(3- 2 stores. Bar- lug up books, audits, and preparing
01' quick sale. Apply Geo. business and personal Income Tax re:
turns. R. D. L’Hommedieu. 2 Burrltt
avenue, and F. C. Riedell, 12 Hamilton
It was said
he: - .
. . {Tera Each of the powers is permit-
”$3595 through Paris 0" 1‘“ homegard ted to build a specified number of such
trip from ceasines. probably onfunday. craft'under the ratio agreement; and ,
Will be ask ,to confer With . Poin- if the conversion were allowed. it is:
j‘n-w‘ m. will entail responsibility;
H. ,. ll) llnx 1; with particulars in
lulv
pl us. ‘. ION WANTED—By a; girl;
gl-rJ‘FHl housework. Inq. 10]. Ce-
.1.“ H , So. Norwalk.
Auctioneer '
- care and .Eresident Millet-and. accord- a nod; much of the mo' .
ins: ‘0 ”‘9 E0110 de Paris 5° the two sight on .hulls could be $3,331,.- aggliy
governments may keep in close touch. -tary Hughes is understood: to ‘ have
If successful in forming a ministry- ‘taken thefl'position in the big, five
'- M._Poincare is expected 80,031 to make; meetings, however. to permit the use
a. declaration in the Chamber 9{ I??? of discarded battleships in a wav
puties and Senate outlining the policy; which'm'ight be in accord wfih the
’ SAEES—TMEWABLD .useo
‘0 G PALMER ' nA“3‘i°”' “if.
_ , 0 one expo ,
‘ 2 " . * " “ -‘ Completéline of Des
ALTER E. MARS
lin- chests. Safes
Ears? orience.
VVAN‘Tl-ZU’A woman for general—
hull<vwm‘k. Apply 13 Railroad Ave.- .
WAN FED —A girl for general house: “
\mrl; Apply 85 Woodward Ave.
l'llul 0 2505. .
WANTED—Slenograpber for ,loca
. onccrn, Must have ood speEd, an
11'le ':l('), Appl ~ Box i: R, care of
,fiullltlll’l. with ull particulars. ‘
WAN'I‘En—A thoroughly competent.
:uul fullfledged bookkee er pOsses-'
sin)! knowledge acquired rom actual.
nxut'l'ivnl'f‘. 'Pl‘Pl'el‘ man about 35; al-
'hmnzh not an absolute requisite."
l'nmmn will entail respons bllity. Re~
he intends to fOHOW and asking for 9"; animatingpurpoge of the Washington
vole of confidence giving him the full Conference. ,
authority requisite to his attendance The Tokio reply on the fmfiflca-
‘Sltions question is expected to make
, and in bad
dition which shonidznot
fOr safety m economic upon a resumed conference.
generally expected that his policy will;
involve modifications in what has been ing the Bonin Islands. held by the .
arranged at Cannes.
The attitude of most of the press cse homeland. withinfihe scope affine;
on M. Brlahd's resignation is reflected fortifications' article ~without classify- 1,
by
11,n§k%. an
one 490 ‘ Gauge
omc; L1). Morgan 624 Fairnm‘Avenue, ‘
.Eardwaro tore“. ’nth‘ ‘ voua Aux-.0
’ 80 um Has deterioated, ‘
parts and nut
................. condition,
"""""" ‘ be neglected,
.. . - . . . . , reasons. list-class oveth
_ CE . expert mechanic on a
‘ ' ' ' - , w an eed. Eh
. I “15.5!
LEE? 'l ’ ' “
r
5 Railroad Avenue
South Norwalk, Conn.
pl) up Unx K with pariic'ula s in full. ;
u A ‘~.'l‘r2l)—Cllauffeur would like posi.
mm as chauffeur or first-class butlerf
:llm. lir.~l~cluss cook. Address 6 Clifi St.
llrs. Hour, South Norwjalk. '
rlw . home. “'l‘ite or call. 6 Cliff SL.
n.- . lluul', ('oulli Norwalk.
. .. ‘ 1 _ . ments, well located, off West avenue.
I’M ~ll-.ll~“ash1ng and ironing to PriC§»$5.500- H
,_ . , I;fints.$;'§(l)lo located in East Norwalk,
I E r ce ‘ . .
. To . . .T. For particulars w“mflnlfa
' ’ , , Walks. Retaining Wa . and All
, Ask John T. Hayes » It, Banshe-
FOR SALE'
House, 8 rooms with all improve.
House, 6 rooms—-with allrlmprove-
ed in saving Icon;~
t scientific. Inte'r- in the following excerpt from the ing them as outside that territory. The '3
I: you are interest
ey. look up the mos
J. M. LAY TON & CO”. national One-pipe Heater.
call and I will doubly regrettable. status quo should not apply to forti- ?
"His decision is
“first because it deprives the country;
in the midst of the negotiations of a.
skillful advocate whose supple mind
more than once has avoideddangera
srcondly because it to the Bonin group.
I t i in a‘lllmtiom hcatin man
0 g ve you s a on co
nc' r. target we do , ,. tinnlng
sheet metal work
HENRY
r 66 Water St...
Phone 473-3.
’ .1035»! s. KERY. JR.
Plumbing, Tinning and Heating
(Lountry Water System
nd One-Plpe Heater:
Telephone 492
21 Taylor Avenue,,,80. Norwalk. Conn.
W. J. LYON! ’ ’
204 Isaac. . Plum
MASONRY—OARPENTRV
TERRA C
A. HEGESILEIN. k
0' Norwal ous clashes
n ‘s declarations having neither
ed up; no clear ‘position to minimize the possible ef— «
abate-d nor vol _
cm of Paglia-
indication as to the vi
ment on the points discussed git-Can-
6been given his successor." j
\VASHINGTONpJan. 13— (Associat-s fcrence officials there was some ap-
ed Press).—-President Millermld of
France has directed M. Sarraut. head
01' the FrCnCh deltsation. tO'continue ‘have a far-reaching effect. No change»
end. of thelin thepcrsonnel of the French delega-
Instructlonsfiion w
Phone
BRIG
in that capacity until the
\Vashington conference.
3 effect already were received M.
today in a. cablegram from M. Briand. :having stated that, although sesigning
retiring French Premier. who can-
tinues under French procedure to ex—
il ' conference delegate in the same spir
’l‘U l Lt’l‘ , Steam heated. nicely fur-
..- m4 room. suitable for one or No 7 Main Street V NOryv'alk 3‘5
lwu Ill improvements, bntii and tele~ R *- ' ‘ » N
phi-l - (‘lntrnlly located, private ea! Estate Insurance
lll.l.l} Airs. Cullen, 124 VVn-Jliugton
Hi, \I \t to “0) l's 'l‘hi-ull‘c.
. , TO' THE PUBLI Mr
. . - ‘ , - 0 CARRIGAN &
l-ul. lzl-Al—Cosy three room heated From nowamtil further notice til
..,. .rnm‘m. furnished or not. as de- Connecticut Carpet Cleaning (:de
shw in ]\l‘l\al€' modern house. cen- have reduced prices on all Bugs and
sum. mnl convenh ntly located- Carpets, both washed and dry cleaned
Klll‘llf-llt-llf‘ complete with white on—
mm sink and gas range. Bull). “101246.11 called tornnddellvcrol
.phm gas. hot water heat, electric ’HONE m
ligl‘l : Aparimcnt c-o Sentinel. ‘*
TU l.l‘2’l‘ Flat. 3 large. rooms on
\‘t'uslllngton St. Inquire Max Lexy.
81 50. Main St. Also Garage on So.
Main 9!.
Ti) LE‘I' lh-l) 1st, 5 rooms. all im-
proxemenls, garage for one car. 17’.
Lincoln Arc. Tel. 971 or ind. 42 “bad-
ward Arc.
'l‘n (JCT 5?. Spring St. So. Norwalk.
5 rooms anti hulll. Part improve-
Iue-nls. Inquire after 6 p m. on prom-
ISM.
'l‘l) l.l-:’l‘ Nil-My l'urnishcd from room
mljuining bulb. Steam heal. phone.
ill-:wmnhld One 01‘ two gentlemen. or
couple. 1!? So. Muin Si.
TO I l'l'l‘ WNO. 4‘). Van Zant street. East
Norwnlk, 2nd floor. Large rooms
and bulb. All improvements except
he I llcnr l-casonable. Adults only-
Jim “I Fruit Store. ‘
TO l.l‘.'l‘ NO. 43. Wilton Ave. Nor-
v.;lll<. ncw house. 6 rooms and bath.
All modern improvements. Rent'SEO.
'.'m lirusll. (‘olcburn Bldg, Norwnlk.
FOR RENT—-Storage space, house-_
hold furniture. Se arate rooms.
In proof building. ubbell Coal-d:
Biol-age (‘0., Inc., Saugntuck, Conn.
Tet. Wesiport 47; We‘have negotiable
Warehouse receipts.
William F. Hoyt g
Farms Real ‘ Estate Farms
oun SPECIALTY THIS -w_EEl_<
FARMS
l firm. 4~room house, 25 acres; "
Price ..................... . $3,200
I farm, 7-room house, 4V2 acres.
Price ........... . . . . ...... . 34,500
I farm, 7 room house, 5 acres.
Price ..................... 35,0”
l farm. 9-room house. 72 acres:
Price ..................... . $6,
I ll(i\l‘ some of the most beautiful
crclsu the functions of his office not
his successor takes up his duties .
from fore. He said that he saw no reason
Bron. haul.
true as of all kinds.
New York.
Plano 318.
WWE"
0
Add”. 71 COL, .geet' French delegation headquarters said: _
“M. Sarraut. of the French the least delay in the negotiations
has received from M. Bri- here.
hich he explain-
caused CLOAK STRIKE IS
4 ': "raw
INN: loan on ion!
akin; 0.! and a cablegrnm in w
91 rd the circumstances which
him to hand in his resignation to the
of the Republic.
distance t!“
Ofllce Leary l: 577. Home
phone 363.
In accord
Losr—Medimud Bell on. I-z.‘ Wash-I
ington St. Finder Tel. 1033 or re-
sident Mlllerand, M. Briand
requests M. Sarraut to con
as plcnlpotcnliary at the \K'ashington
ihc work has. been
FROM THE FACTORY To' '
TH
Mattresses.
cushion: of '
amen p an.
Action
tinuc to act
as sold on our on?
gum-mt 315° lgcnovatingéasratls-
e rop us a or
LOST telephone 317 for representati‘n to
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklln and Monroe St. 80. Norwalk.
of the en by them.
San-nut in
us for the collabora:
is received from him
"'M. Briand “(avails him
opportunity’fif’fiinnk M.
the warmest ’ter-I
tion which he in
turn to Sentinel oflice. Reward.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate ~
Court. January 13th. A. D., 1922. ,
Estate of Elizabeth Sclacsek late;
of Norwalk in said District. deceasedl
The Court of Probate for the Dis-l
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al~
lowed six months from the date here-l
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested, withlnl
said time. will- be dcbnrred a recovq
late are reqncstrd to make immedi-l
i
ate payment to .
ALEXANDER K. MORTON. '
Administrator. l
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. 5%.. l’robatcv
\thrcns.writtcn application has,
Ordered, That said application be
Ofl‘lcc, in Norwalk, on the 19th day of
January, 1922. at 9 o'clock forenoon:
and that public notice thereof be giv-
publishing this order in a. newspapcl
having a: circulation- in said-District.-
hearing.
Judge.
"K. OF O."$7,500 ‘ fl
' CQNTEST wIL
liunls for sale in the stale. Let me
<lll-\\' loll what I have. My “219 is Continued from First Page.
'r’illll‘S
William F. Hoyt
F. .. .
“ms Real Estate Farms versity. Chief Archivist Edmonds, of
who. besides Gaillard Hunt, are Pro-
‘fessor F. A. Cleveland. of Boston uni-
N EW WARRANTS To
BE DISTRIBUTED-
(Contlnued from Page Que)
To Hold conference.
" '” ‘élliditv of the'fo‘rmer scar-chi 300‘ ‘ '.' ' ' ’ . ’. ‘
“J‘l'llllllfi has been fre'qucntlv attack—E “The .prime rob/Je’ctive 0f the con-
mi '~ . . . ' ' ' . l test," John 'H. Reddin. of Denver. Su-
"H— supply. office at anshington. . Mast . f . in K i C an
’l 'r' l"-.. N-quisitioned for supplies ofl preme er 0 e ' o ‘ '
lhl\n- lrlullks which will be rushed to? nounpedin his final call for manu-
' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' .scripts for the competition, “is-to
5'“ “I" (‘Onilllisslmiers in the district.
A W'ullcst is to be made of Judge
Massachusetts and Frank L. Cobb.
LNew York editor.
From now until May efforts will be,
made to stimulate- interest in the
competition among all 'history stud-
ent's and the general pubnc.’ The’K.
be participants."
"Hm" ”'9 binding over of‘aocused to' CARD’ 0F TRAIN ’KS.
Hu- l‘jederal'Coul't. and the fixing and?
handling or bOnds. ‘ ' This confers-no
W” “9 for th’e“purboéé“a£'e~med; ' “ idu‘igi
l
e?
.-
Hm handling or cases in the Federal thv in our reéent bereavement.
('mn-l when the reports of all commis—
MOVIFII,
olonles and as chief
the delegation to the Washington
Confcrunce,
congratulations
able manner in which. as c
as Minister of C‘
to ‘him
firm and
hicf of the hm‘f- .
aiion. he has dcfcndcd the inter- .
on in a full. Beams and Funerals
esl's of France at \Vashingi
spirit of co-opcrntlon with
cnds being sought by the conference." .. .
BERLIN. Jan. 13 (By Tm) Associ- Ml» Lillian Blade.
atcd Prcss).—As the result of the re-
CLOTHING
FURNISHINGS
BOYS AND GIRLS
the noble .
Opinions hcrc concur
rcpnratlons'
issue for the moment has again b0
into confusion
obliteration of the new line of politi-l
and ccouomic orientation which
the Cunncs conference promised to
1
en
the
CHILDREN’S STORE
37 West Waahlngton 8t. 8. Norwalk
cry. All persons indebted to said Es l.
REPUBLICAN WOMEN ’
NAME COMMITTEES
Continued from First Page.
Official s eculntion appears to chI- -
D predicament Funeral of 311's. Lolan.
which Lloyd George is suddenly plac- .
“the loss~of his dancing bolan.
into
cd through
which Briand has been dos-
l
l
i
l
Court. January 12th, A. D. 1922. ‘
ll
annes pourparlers
ignatcd since illc C
Were opened.
“France or 1-
sue. says the V0
commenting on the develop
“The answer
will, ‘her endea
Poincare?“ exclalms’ the pan-
Tagés. Zeitung. ‘
The comment of t
.waerts is that
_ New ,must -be alLowe
lirookfield. Trum-_'
Bridgeport.
bl‘é'il .mlldf‘ to“thin Court for .a'qmln‘lSA-‘llnfiss Jennie K0”ogg_ “n.3- ‘Kn B. GlOV-
tration of the estate 0: Julius Budov‘ .cr. Miss Annis Noxon. Mrs. J. A. 'l‘hny-
szky late of Norwalk in said districtlpr' Mrs. Curl _,\_
deceased. ;
Zuropc," is now the is-
Hoyi. Miss Muri' Comsiock. Mrs. F. Hf ”‘5 Zeilung today, in Fofii~ best results try a Sentinel
's good
,clfy France. is _ ‘
' Gé'Tman “ ‘
heard and determined at the Probate-'Mm. to Germany
.1. Cornell. .lr.. Mls: Samuel
l\_Vard and Mrs, P». (l. Miller. '
‘ Educational programs
-. over and plans made for local work in
en to all 981‘391‘5' interested flier?!“ bY different towns. Reports left 'fror'n the
morning session were given theib’wns
represented. '.
at least five days before said day of lFairficlll, Daubury,
, lbull, \Veston.
HENRY W. GREGORY. _ Fairfield. VVcstport. Norwalk. Wilton,
he Socialist Vort
nationalistic policies .‘
d “to run'ugitil they:
cshaustiongslas they J ._ .
are fomenters of mischief arid unrest _ ' , . ’ ..
in all countries. - l“ - , . ,- _ .5
German prc
an unpleasant
ss in general an- 7 p
for .
Germany from the expected Poincare . . . , V. . ?
Brim-36's retire- \ .. . . ‘
The meeting adjourned at
It sees in M.
five o‘clock to meet in Hotel Stratfield
ied affront to England.
ment a. stud .
protess
Some of the newspap
confidence over the advent of Poin- ‘
expressing belief that the ab-
ch_ policy will be1 Why not get a pair
,CLOSE'IN MAYl -
. m HAIR alter $1me
IF YOU’m losing m. In . dandruff. ‘or m
KOTALKO. connin-
ud mmmtent ingredi-
..2*i;..rs .33.... m
"ricer; Oct
; or send. 10 cont: for Proof
surdity. of the Fren
practically demonstrated in a
. m 5
children. 'flalr m
many cued when an
ANTEE
5:: d. QWALK Press) .—'——The Supreme ‘ C
"‘11. British. m Sunb- r, New York. N. r.
HAVE THE rnOTO
ADE ATMICHEVLSEN§S
UP-azonATE sword
GENTRALLY LOCATED sTungo’
pans" mun CLASSWORI; A's
CONSERVATIVE ‘mnoE‘s. "
examined the situation or
_ departure of the
and ruled that d
complete agreement.had be
ed should become operative, especial-m . . .
regarding-.theg-Genon *confer- ,
er. Bonbmiof» :
short ‘ ‘
(Associated ‘ 0f Athes‘ W8 wy .
ncil today ‘ . ’
gated by the 4 the lies" quahty m
_ delegatlbn. , .. ’
ecl‘sions on which ... sell atom at the lowest’
en reach- .
once,“- "9: w‘hicn‘ Pram}
”Italy was charged“ to issue invitations. «
- These conditions are; '> '
the period of provisiofii
delay; Germany-‘must pay
securities 51,000,000:
days. the first pay-
of'Cgprizes range from $5,000 to:
in approved. Z
gold“, .
There is a. certain "responsibility
due the head of families—and thatis
having baby's picture made. -What
an important and lasting thing'ffito
have and how interesflng‘for all and.
later ‘0an life for the .babyherseiln».
This studio is well equipped, with 139-;
,,t9'_‘.1.at,e equipment, is centrally locate
_'ed-, and has the very latest ideas in:
photography. Any member of the;
‘ ”we, . . ,.. . family may rest assured'that a'sittin;
,-E’e,fyfish..to War many fd€§d§§vmadethm~wilkmlt inaveflfls’atisfiiE-n ~1~i
for their kind expréssions of sympa— gory 9300f .,. ’“
stimulate scientific study of American
iauum S. 'Thomns' of the‘ District; history. Towardtllls end every c91-
(‘mm l . alege and school is being notified of
”3- -' ‘7 (71” the °°mmiwmmi “i the 'clqslng‘date’ alld”'a‘special b’urea' u‘
I lllSlI-u'l mto conference for definite. h 5 been opened in Boston to ac-
"r'rnctinns relative to the conduct or: a ., -
ln- ;Irmgs before the issuance of search
Wi-l‘rants and after arrests have been~
marks every. ten
nient to be January ~15: , »
Second; .
Germany with
submit to‘ the com
in a. fortnight mu'st.
1111591an a" man for;
Moms . ml appropriat‘é mealtimes -.
and paper currency.‘.
and also a program for reparation;
payments in cash and in kind for.
comod'a'te alljin'quiries from would-
to:- its budget
visions? delay
shall end when the commission. or
p ‘ . d governments. have reached,
The Michelson [a decision'in ream to the p131; .8514 , ,
rogram.mentioned inthe - ;.~
n.- ‘the balance due becom
'6d‘7 ‘of' 7-m-
MRS JOSEPH ABRAHAMS ‘ or Wtkmapsmp at cons?"
. ,. . - . , . - vntive " rlc‘es is‘ our ' len e'at
11:3"- [3 bung uniform. Will eliminw ate . MRS. JOHN .H. BENJABJIN" {hi 3‘ jesgbnghmeni. ‘ ' exper c 4 the allie
“ " “l lhv delay that is now coca—vi MICHAEL aBnAHms. ' "
, ,Smaip. 73 Washington st.
BERNARDV‘AB'RAHAMSHAdv. v, 7 a ,
Phone £31.?
' , . .f=\.
salon or the allies have reached a de-:
,cision.
Dr. W'Alter Rathenau, head of. the
German delegation, ,took note 3.: the
cause negotiations had blen taken up
regarding the payments due January
15. He also took note of the invita.
tion to Germany to take part in the
the Supreme Council meeting are
leaving Cannes today.
w...
IN PACIFIC
(Continued from First Page)
types of craft, such as aircraft car—
possible an early settlement‘by bring-"
Japanese, to be a part of the Japan-
original agreement provided that the
fications on islands classed within the
homeland of the United States or Jam--
an. but the Japanese have said they
Would have no objection to extending
\Vhile in French quarters the dis-.‘
fect on the conference negotiations at»;
the resignation of Premier Briand conéfi
tinned today. among American con-3‘».
£pi‘chension that on the naval limiter.
ition program in particular it might.
as expected to result, however,
Sarrault, head of the delegation,
{ing as a member of the Briand Callio-
inet. he would continue his work as a
it
lol‘ good will and confidence as hereto- '
why the development should result in
NEAR SETTLEMEle
Continurd from Page One.
contracts were automatically invali-
dated and therefore could not be brok-
Mr. Lang-er. according to statomml’s
given to the Sentinel. again reiterat-
cd his advice to the Greenbergs to un-
ionizc the shop. offering the services
of the l'nlon to settle maliers'amicé;
biy. thus ending the labor djslec,
which has reached its eighth week
Lillinn Blade. aged 28 years. daugh-
lcr of Mr; Frank Blade. formerly of
Norwulk. died at her home in Bridge-
‘port. yostcrdny. The remains ' have
of
‘mcnl. the announcement of the funer—
lsurvivcd by a mother. two .nbroiheré
Barry and Benjamin. and ‘a (Bigger.
Mrs. 1‘. Claire. "‘
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Funeral services for Mrs. John W.
Mary‘s church. Interment was in St.
Mary‘s cemetery.
Classified All.
Gama
Scored cylinders Repaired ’
Oily-Acetylene Welding and
.TELEEHOLI‘E 911
lsyaaymond 81.. South Homily 0";
For Nor-Walk and vicinity:
snowtonight or Saturday; not much
temperature; ' moderate
A series of disturb-
ances moving across the country along
the northern border are causing unset-
tied weather with flurries of snow in
the northern and
Snow was reported as far south as
Pleasant weather contin-
ues along the Atlantic coast. ‘
temperatures were
Minnesota. Michigan. Vermont
Maine, and freezing temperatures as
far south as Florida. ‘ "
southerly winds.
J
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56.1.13me to!»
., Bridgepogt Agto M
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1310- 'orth‘ , Avenue
Bel ween pal: and
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MOOSE INITIATION 1N summons). 0°“th 3";
rm 3mm. , 5586». 7.2
‘ mend-hand pm and fires ‘0
fit any match! our
South ,Norwalk Lodge. No. 529. L0-
i'al Order of Moose. at
meeting-held last evening.
an invitation from Stamford Lodge,
No. 940, to attend a large Class initia-
tion to be held tomorrow evening the
degree work to be exemplified by the
crack degree team of
Lodge by special arrangexge
South Norwalk Lodge voted to ac-
cept the invitation, and all members
of the 19658 together with the mem—
bersgofgthédegl-ee team are requested
to meet promptly at Moose Home at
5:30“ sharp as the delegation will leave
on the 7;(l2 train from South Norwalk.
The lodge also votedto, hold its an-
nua‘: r611 call on Thursday
January 37th.
New Haven
ossn PAID FOR 1.133ng”
I.'.l‘o owners of Liberty and VictoryE
Bonds, who wish to turn their hold-
ings in cash, we submit prices as ._
“AN OLD SAW” .7
a dull, nicked axe or hatchet is 311%
pensive luxury for the man who " ”
frequent use of such tools.
.When you can
BUY NEW '1‘ : .
of quality materials and quality nfifi
at reasonable prices you are 3 ‘ "‘
money and wasting time by ” '
poor work with worn out [mg-n
Call and see how many conveni
can, be had
AT OUR HARDWARE 8
A. D. MORGAN
84 Washmgto' - D. Street, S. N
Liberti. 5850 bonds. g 395% $48.27
fiber-tics $50 bonds 24:34:77,
‘Hberfios $50 bonds 34%1-70 .
.Iiiberfiesifio hondsA-AM‘ZE $428905
Victoria $50 bonds 4%% $49.65:
_mpergiqs,s1no bonds 3.55% some ;
ass oohonds 2-434 ea: $97.53;
3.3.34 6/5. $98.37
bondsA-dy'. % $98.05:
$100 bonds 4% % $99.53;
Ask about. our list of investment;
securities paying 6%. 7% and 8%.:
85 Washington St.
Maples &.G0.ldschmidf
Telephones 153, 154, 420.
i l
South Norwalk ,
H .
FLORIST
Qut Flowers, Bridal Bouquets,
Corsages, Sprays and
, floral Designs
Table ferns for dishes.
Use some wire guards to protect
your fruit trees from mice and rab-
Rowland M. Beach ‘
Phone 2140 16 France St.
r. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South 'Nomalk
DO you often wish you could g3
tertain your friends and enjoy a:
evening's pleasure dancing in
own home?
VICTROLAS
They play dance music in
perfect time.
Operas, popular songs, arch-o:
and band pieces
exquisite faithfulness and be:
reproduced
liwcn brought to this city for inter- ‘ 1
Come in and let us explain to j
)ur easy payment plan.
A. J. «COLLINS C
"70.72 North MainStreet
{ll to be made later. The deceased is:
_ who died in Hartford, were
held at 1:30 o‘clock today from St. ,
120. Washington Street ‘A ‘ 4.
" . PRESCRIPV TI! 0N
ESSENTIALS
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’ , :_ “ 7, Carefulness,
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kc ,
.. SHOE STORE
. Av» ‘ .2
dust aeoeived
c,
I
ff Millie -.
We. Fresh Drugs, i
penance. . '
Bride,MoIleI-n~
-ment, Diligence. '
Branch Bon Ton, New York
ye Oder you all these.
in, our. DairyPrggucts means clan
«de555158, homily
o
la) and random
77“ sterilized regrets:
j sanitary meshes:
,4 Bush cleanliness means health,
' ' Igor yourmnliy. ‘*
firsts-“M .6. regularly and b.»
--sv;r.e‘19* t“? lime ind
roughage“ 131s,
Norwalk Chronicler