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WanthoLet, for 83.19, Engine” w’nofefignfl can];I Miscellanea” Adv}. r ”Erna
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS i ii
Twonce'nts a. word; minimm charge 60¢ per matinee $1.00. Oops Double Price.
__.._l
WANTED
k... iwr. one who has bad at least
..., - business experience, and is building
.. ”pm-at.» a :typewriter with Wednesday Will be sold t 1 onlSv
. a. 9. 0w
price. Lawrence Agency, 15 South‘
_,. . _.nnl sulzlry dcsired‘to start. To 33““ street.
_. will accuracy. Apply .in own-
... . luring, givxng experience. refer-
Must be moved ‘ away by
'\l l' §cbnabeL Auditor. Clover ~~~ - ,. _
w ,- :2. Main Street. Norwaik. FOR SALE—A Big Farm Bargain at Aerf
fl.-. ‘ . .NOI’YRH‘L 1 mile from station. near com
\\ \ NH» - Assistant watchmaker Holler. 'lWO houses. garage chicken
qw~ slt‘tldy position. Three years houses. 40 young apple trees, trees in
-\ .. ........., Write at once. P. 0. box in.“ bearing; 100 peach trees. .
"" fiance or fruit of all kinds. msg#53333 ., ~
terms. Also a 72-acre farm at wmon' BRAND new BATHROOM, $55
. . . . 9n mam road. tWO-thirds tilable. Nine
Ahhly Muiphy Mfg. Co.. 276 loom house. wonderful barns and enamel bathtub and layman“ with all great.
3:11:31“ (Willbuilggfii' Flatils in abund: nickel-pinged tittinl Sl stiriecial thiglbggé
- -‘ ‘e t to week 101' gain. w to ce uot wa erco .church. ride in an $8.000 ahtomomu:
Seats, $5, Seidenberg Co., 545 3d ave; and pay twenty-five cents‘a. week for
his religirm. The Christian peepie of
been, treating
wo professional accountants will Creator with less consider-ditch
that which they'accord to their waiter
in a restaurant."
Thc campaign to bring about great-
er observance of tithing will
throughout the country next month.
the spcakcr said.
hilly-port, Conn.
‘.\ \‘ "lilv lloy to Work in printing
\w, East Norwalk.
\\ \‘v I‘lill Experienced operators on:
u ‘tlllg, seWing’. neck band, setting
H... . lllnll holes. .Ste'atly work. Apply
.-t;. Shirt (‘0. ' .
u \‘ Hf!) Young woman to do
n. mun-it. for days. inquire 9 him A
l..-., x w. so Norwailk. ‘
w. him: 1‘.” Day St.
.,... (in-pubcl‘: & Bros, inc. Depot
m n I‘Iust Noi'walk. .-
u .t: Hill A reliable and .heroetic light. cement sidewalk or u
n hi m pcnnanently estabish Plum- and cltg “‘9’. \Vili 59110 giltfilllousg'
.,n «uh one of the great Life lnsur- Sabo, 2 - h
.n. - t Ulllliilillf‘fl as canvasser and 001‘ house, South NOTWalk.
$6.000. Match it if you can.
91 W’ashington St South ‘1 i
‘ . .. . OFWIll ,
(.onn. Tel. 2822. Farm Bargains. k
FOR SALE—Ford. late 1919 model. in
and extras. Tel. 2531
fl touring. Hassler shock absorb
‘ ‘ .: ers, .
n \ \. l lull‘ Operators on children's mountable rlmS. $200. Shufelt's Cg:
. . . “Neatly. pogulons and good HEP. Overland Dealers. Edlie Avenue
.. n Ulll'lt'tl It) experienced sewers. Phone 2825‘2- ,
FOR SALE—Two family, 6-room house
FULLER & HIN E
T
guaranteed perfect, $600. Ford
in good condition, with electric 624
--.l \Inrrietl-- mun preferred. And-
l‘-- inquiries in your own .hand- FOR SALE—1:920 Ford Sedan body
from} new: 1920 Ford Coupe body.
Will» take touring or runabout body in
exchange. Phone 2}53 Nor'walk.‘
v.11 .lL’ In llth 626. South Norwalk. .
\.\ \‘\'l‘l-Il) To find_ board *for '7
.m ’llil.‘ Ultl baby boy in Protestant.
con
‘ “T31" “Mid?" centimetres sum—Com wood in all lengths
‘ . ‘ ‘ , . s:- 5 Had ’ rom .. hone
\. \ l lull» ( ompethlt woman. wh-ité‘. Wogdpg‘um? 553E131- elliperinfigntllgldfe-
_ FOR SALE _ " BUSINESS some
. [4-H A young man as assistant FOR, SALE 1,000 it cut lumber and
given on request.
East Norwalk
[between 36th and 31th streets, N. Y.
' .- . take en agements evenings for writ-
]. condition “llh Winter curtains ing up socks, audits, and preparing.
w ‘ business and personal Income Tax re-
W‘“ ""3" ““"m" Wishes to so out FOR SALE—Dodge touring. 1921- $2333.. find) IF”: $512383 Eli'iléii
avenue, South Nor-Walk.
All sizes, with burglar chests. Safes
Complete line of Des s and Chairs.
Oxford Ave._ near Old power Has deterioated, meaning different
parts and units are worn and in bad ’
dition, a condition which should not HARTFORD.
be neglected. for safety a. d economic Statcs
reasons. Firsbclass «fie aulins ‘ by Thomas today granted the motion or
expertsmechanic on all make cars. All stme-g Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn in
work. guaranteed; Phone 49!). Garage the‘appeal of
15 Marshall St, So Norwalk. »—
. , _ CYLINDER REBOBIING mud? _ .
new timber, of 35ftx20 ft. frame done Without taking engine ‘from Chas-.church to offer/one—t'enth of their in- the age of seventy-rive. was at one
sis, on motors with detachable head,comes for religious purpose-.- Di‘. Lu— - time a resident of this city and learn-
Loveioy of Chicago. aeoretarv‘lod the trade of u hat curler here. His
, _ father. the late John A. Leeson. built
tOld Detroit 'Hethodists in an a house on George street. whcre the
0101: won-' address here last night.
Tel. 28252
ACCOUNTlNG SERVICES
sAFEs—NEWAND usso
opened by expert, 25 ears experience. THBMAS mm
WALTER E. MARSH
Fairfiid Avenue. _ Bridgeport
YOU R AUTOMOB! LE
.. .u-nf-rnl housework in family @041
\,ipl}' .H (‘lay Sll. 01' "Per. 749.‘ ." '7
\» \:.'l‘l~‘.l)#.\ thoroughly competent,
w l inllficdged bookkee er posses!
...- knowledge acquired roin actual
no. :‘irnt'v. Prefer" iiian"32b0tit 35;;al‘dli
J
Wu "inn will enmiLresponsibility; ec.
0. G PALMER
nat
., Auctioneer
(>ch A. hymn as
It you are interested in saving mon-
ey. look up the most. scientific Inter- . _
ionnl One~pipe Heater. Phone or charged with violating a state law in
call and I will send our hectin man having accepted a bribe of $1.500 to
to give you installation cost... not influence his conducl
forget. We do plumbing. Will. “18 “d case is made returnable
preme Court of the 'United States on
Water St., go, Norwalk February 15'.
The state 5
sheet. metal work.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Phone 473-3.
in... .:h not 'an» ' absotute- 'requis%e. 4
1., .. liox K with particularslin fix I.
Mummers. Bough. Harwell
-2 =. 1
JOSEPH 3. KERY, JR.
Plumbing. Tlnning and Heating
CLountI-y Water System
Ranges and One-Pipe Heaters
Telephone 492 . ‘
Taylor Avenue, 80. Norwalk, Conn.
,, *V‘ _..__~u..w.l.... “4—— T . ' "
To LET: . ... . «2.
1!: ‘ . . '..2....:. .. 94 I" ‘ I ':.
m tucx'r on 15 D v street. a file” Sl lRANCE: ‘
~>lli npnrlnwul. .il‘l impro'vemdtlts, l’ ‘ . . .1 12"
n-tc-t-I ho-nt. Inq. 64 South Main St, V '. ' .‘— ‘
w: m». . . mgr. " ' Pt:
I - l- lellt‘fl room to. let. No.11 lle-l- ”
l . nl s'i , South Nor-walk. Conn. ‘ l
l'l :.l'."l' ltolim with board For gentle-
Inc.-
J. M. Limbs & (30., BmCKiLEEPEFhNJWm‘
» concurs:
w. .l. LYON!
MAeouav—cAneEu'l-Rv
WMOI'DI’OOflI
l.'-lil. l-jleclric lights anti heat. -8 'i’llt— .
nm- Aw M _ - “fl--. ' 5 Railroad Avenue . . 1 ,
'l‘ll l.l‘1'l‘ 1! rooms. improvements. ad. I NW m'mud I "
HM"; No Children, up ldwn. $12.50. South Norwalk, 001111. trucking 0! all kinds. D8“! trig! t6 the
(mg le‘cllell.‘Telepllonc 1861. "9" Y“ Address 71 - ‘
. . .....n._, ”er ’
TO LET i‘actories. lofts nnd-ofl‘lce‘s.
lnqturc Samuel liomlner. 127 \Vnsh-
imzmn sure-ct. Telephone 2401.
lilx‘ll‘l r00 . '1 '
it In stuttblc for one or Price $5,500.
' FOWR' SALE
. -- , Phone 318. ..
' claimant nmf .iocu“ mica:
distance tucking
House. 8 rooms with all improve- 0533110317 ‘ 0).. PM” 1‘77. 30‘“
To I.L~I'[‘.~Ste:1m heated. nicely [ur- meats. well located, off West avenue. phone 803.
tun :lll improvvmcnts built and tele- '
‘ ' , Ho sc 6 r0 ms—w l ' -
..i l. n.‘ centrally located. ~ private meat: v1.9” 103mm illuli'izstl $33,:
. .l'l-l\ Mrs. ('unco, 1:4 \V‘nsliiugton‘ Price '55 500 i ( ‘ . cu
hi \. xt to iloyt's Tliculr“. ’ '
l‘< n: lil‘lNTv-—COSY three room heated
. i. Illllll'lll, furnished or not. as de-
l l in private modern house. cen-
H.» \ :iml (‘UnVL'lllt ntly located.
lul- lnmttc complctl- with white on-
For particulars
No 7 Main Street
Real Estate
Ask John T. Hayes
Norwalk
won cod.
telephone 817 for representative to
Insufanceifianklln and Monroe 8t. 80. Not-walk.
FROM THE FACTORY To“ eral
THE HOME
Mattresses. 1113;", 1sinister: and determine
IO OHOID'QIBYIWAl'v.‘ ~ . .-.
men: pl “.0 renov.tmg' “u’iHECtrt‘tiolrtf; 14:23:33]” a pat" nt. at the
TRIPLE TRAEEBY
unions of :11
Drop us a card or
NORWALK MATTR E88 CO.
an. I sink and gas range. Bath.
m . n . gas, hot watcr heat. electric
l" .\1vzirlnicnl (:«o Sentinel.
~ 9 Court. January 13th. A. 1).. 1922.
'l" I,I2’l‘. l-‘lut. 3 large rooms, on
\"...<liingtt,m St. Inquire Max Levy. of Norwalk in said District. deceased:
"l Ho Alain St. Also Gumgc on So.
M il l St.
'l l) LIST No. 42 Van Zant Street. ‘t
Nut-walk. 2nd floor. Large r oms
:unl lmth. All lmpmvehients eXcept
hint Rent rcasonable.‘ Adults only.
ln: .‘tl l“l‘iil[ Store. ;
TO LET. No. 43, Wilton‘ Ave. ’No‘i‘:
hulk. now house. 6 rooms and bath:
All llllitlt'l‘n improvements. Rent $5.0;
Vim l\lll.~lll. (Lolehurn Bldg. Norwalk.
r08 RENT—Storage space. houses
hold furniture. Separate monks;
lro Drooi’ building. Hubbell com
Btorsze ('70.. inc.. Saugntuck, Conn.
Tel. Weslport 47., We have-negotiable
Warehouse receipts. ' '
VVllliém F. H9571? _
Farms Real. Estate Farms
OUR SPECIALTY THIS‘ WEEK
FARMS” .
l farm, 4-room house. 25 acres.
pruse ...................... ,$3.200
‘ farm, 7~room house. 4V2 acres.
prlle ................... .... .
l farm, 7 room house, 5 acres.
Price ................ .‘.,’.. $5.000
l farm. 9-room house, 72_ acres. ' ‘
Price ............. 1......” $5,”
l Imvv some of the most.beautlful
'j' ”I“ for Sale in the ,state. Let me
"WW ~mu w‘lul't I have._My time is
in ll \
William F. Hoyt
Fa'ms Real Estate 'Farms
Weather Forecast
Hn Nun-walk and vicinity: I-‘air to-
Iv‘Vz‘vl 'l uesdny unsettled. probably fol-
I'm. .l in snow; no change in tempera-
"IH . moderate westerly winds shifting
I: . :isterly by Tuesday morning?
l. - 'lllll i' conditions. A storm which
Weevil out the St. Lawrence Valley
"“lrrrlny caused-light snow in the
‘ "““rn portion of theaLaik'e region and
\urthpm New Englaml’ A disturb-
(-r” "rpxng, fig (71315“)? cloudy and rainy
u. .lthPr on the Call? coast and in the
l nwwr Mississippi Vane):- Pleasant
trim: of Norwalk. hath limited and al-l
lowed six months, from the date here—
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement}!
rrczslfntzhoprizggfiit ftte::::ntW::;;:1-l CHII lDRElN ’S STORE ‘ ('d him and led to the tragedy.
said time, will be debarred a recov— L
cry. All persons indebted to said Es-
SOLVEN’P NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. ss.’ Probate‘
Estate or Elizabeth Sedlacsek, tale}
The Court of Probate for the Dis-l
tdte are requested to make immedi-
87 West Washington St. 8. Norwalk
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS l’ “{_‘\L[1.\HA\SA9K‘ . . 167‘ l policc contiscatcd and placed all thosel
frir i.” “’9“? 5h”! and killed his prescnt under arrcst. No cards or_
for \H (. St‘r‘lOllSl} wounded his rla'ughtcr (licc “p”, found on the premises.
BOYS AND GIRLS
ate payment to
ALEXANDER K. MORTON.
0
Today in Wall Street 5
WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.—0pen-
rails. sfii‘bpings and oils. Delawarezh
and Hudson, Mercantile Marine Pid,
Petroleum and Royal Dutch were high-
lantic Coast Line. Baldwin Locomo-
tive. Bethlehem Steel and Chandler
Motor also added to, recent gains.
WALL STREET. Noon—Rails came
forward with greater vigor during the
active forenoon. Over a score of those
issues. comprising almost every
division. registered gains. of 1 to 3
points. Greatest strength was shown
by Atlantic Coast Line and Atchison.
the» latter'touchi'ng par for the first
time in several years. Railway equip-
of 1 to 2 points. Call money opened at
3% per Cent. -
tend. General Asphalt, coupled 'with
call money’s rioe‘to 4 percent. caused l
Administrator- ‘BUS DRIVER
ing prices in the Stock Market todaylnecucm
nomted to a resumptiojn of l?3;$9k0:'running between Devon and New turned.
upward movement un er gu e litaven. was black-jacked by three the kitchen.
I The girl was taken to a, hospital.
. , , . midnight and robbed of $25. while where her condition was said to be
"éimn’infiaegll"olmcifi‘i‘ii'inilueégiiiffn'l:'making uv his daily report at tne’senous.
a a ’ Washington bridge terminus of the!
effort to apprehend the hold-up men.
ments showed sfi'niiur or larger. gains. come from a dance in Devon. They
American Locomotive. American Car boardtd his bus ostensibly to ride to-
and Liam Locomotive rising 1 to al— ward Milford. While he was busy
t‘nost 5 points. Numerous. oils as figuring on his report blank. one of the part of the, Bridgepor-
struck him over the head. because of the fact that, there are
as ordered to about 50 cases reported in Bridgeport
It is advised that all Nor-walk
although
men as tomedS. coppers and textiles. lure men
also made appreciable“ headway.‘ 05. l Dazed by the blow. he w
setting features included Crucible stand up.
Steel, General Asphalt. Corn Products reported McFarland,"
and International =Paper at reactions $25 in small coin and bills.”
V‘—
old-up men in his bus shortly after
. . .line. McFarland. when he had re- -' = .
er by fractions to one pomt. St. Paul, , l ’ ,. .
7 re hi , t- (‘OVered from the effects of the blow ‘ ., .-
Common and P ferred. Atc son A on the head. staggered down to the p _ -
bridge from the spot where he had
been held up near the entrance to
Biverclifl. and reported .the robber'
mops Pia era was stron ets of the ~ _ 3
fgeciallies :ising 21.4 ”its. to the Milford police officer on duty
' there.
A general alarm was sent out in an
up men not to take his watch and;
”Hm. Wm . l h' . . ‘rings as he valued them as keepsakesl ALLIED
r.1 t, is morning over East- WALL ST.. 1:30 p. m.-—The in- Although at first the men insisted on .r
creased weakness of Crucible steel .having the jewelry they finally agreed .VWASHINGTON. Jan. 16.——The Al-
lied Debt Refunding, bill wasrapprov-V;
ed today by the Senate finance com— L
mitts-e after mostot the. provisions ob—
to let him keep them.
Of the $25 taken from McFarland.
Etta-pf... prevails generally Wm 9113,93, :magulan‘tendendefllai-midday- ‘Mo- ;12 was his own money, and $15 be-
. rirts east or the Rock? Mount-lime. :39”- and-.- equipments ~-were proof ' V ‘
"'lv- temperature slung thf‘fiorvtherii‘ gallium-ensure however; and Gulf
Omrtlor is slighl'ly below normal.
Sentinel want nosinggipgn
v FStaieolitoclrose over figmwppn re-
deem seeking,
longed to the Connecticut company.
receipts for Friday, January 13. ‘
‘ Million Hodges“
‘ DETROIT. Jan. Iii—The Christian
stewardship program Voc'fthe: Methodist.
-'Episcopol church is intended to' per-
Loooztmo members? of the
Oversize pistons and rings ac- mar 1.1
curately titted. If your- car does not of the
need reborihg let us install a set. of. . t
Gm or Bqu Piston Rings which Will m?“ ~
increase the poWer of your at
church's stewardship move-
lmry News.
ed mcmb‘cr
America have years of age.
Ty.
Chapel.
ccmctery.
\Vells will be held at noontimc Tucs-
tlay from the late home in 1 Grumman ‘
avenue. llcv. Louis B. Howell will of:1
llciatc and burial willibe in Setnuket,
L. 1.
AW WEN
16. ~ United
winks was held' sum-day afternoon at
the case of 'lhe State of
Connecticut
Auliffe; former chief
enforcement
federal rprohlbi-
to
t n ‘Thc funeral of Mrs.
noon at 1:30 o'clock from the funeral
to the Su~
\Vaslilngton sin-ct. ltcv. Frank Clark.
was in l‘uion Ccmctery. Rowayton.
case against McAuliffe-
got into the federal courts on a writ:
, roi’ habeas corpus cum cause. Which or-~
dered Mr. Alcom, asstate attorney. to
produce McAuliffe in the: federal court.
with the causes against
ground that McAulitYe. as
- _ nue officer
one £047 29- lano- Flcco could have his trial
courts for an ofl'cnse alleged by the
state to have been committed under
the cover of his office.
tentlon of Mr.
Walks. Retaining Walfa, ..110 All bribery was not committed by
It! Brunchel _ Aulifte under cover of ofiice but rather
It was the com
the crime of.
SIXTEEN ALLEGED
outside the performance of the duties
The ,motion to remand
case, was, denied and a later
motion by McAulil'fe's counsel to Quash.
m. _._ w was granted on the grounds of insufii-
ciency of cause.
of m m. It is expected a conference will be
held this afternoon between
corn
States AttOrney to prosecute the fed-
ngninst McAulii’fc.
,Mr. Calneu and Judge Thomas are to
condition of-
of his office.
_mi to the scene of the raid in a, "Fiiv-
the physical 1'
‘vcrf' Arriving at the barber shop»:
j
, vlng'suaaiunmbcth “shuns.
Virginia. Elizabeth “’llkins. seven
days old daughter of Mr. and l‘irs.
Herbert A. Wilkins. of H Winfield
street. East Norwaik. died last night
‘ _ . , at the Norwalk Hospital. The funer-
'Efiort Wlfi Be‘Made to Get ill was held this afternoon at 3 o'clOck.
Rev. R. Irving Watkins of the East
Avenue N. E. church officiating and
interment was in Riverside Cemetery.
l-‘rcdc'rlck _ A. Lemon. l
V.
Augustus A. Adams.
Funeral of Hun-y \V. “‘clls.
Funeral of Mrs. Mikes.
4
Funeral of Mrs. Taylor.
Funeral of Miss Blade~
in lllvcrsldc t-l-mctcry
ARE C APTURED BY
' (Continued from Page One)
noon. All of those taken into custody -
furnished bonds.
The raid was pulled off by 5:30
o'clock. Led by Chief of Police Vi’ll-
scenes. Bonn!)
WILL MEET THURSDAY:
Continued from Eirst Page. .Oxy-Acetylm Welding and am
as a preventative. and this.is what?
former Health Officer Dr. M'illinm J.l
Tracey has to say about it: “I think
the experience in Bridgeport is con-
clusive proof of the value of vaccina—
gon. for‘ I understand that every case
1" . . _ as been among the unvacoinatcd. I . u -.
ctrrlii'lt'di‘tmllisixltglfiimlll‘l' Eiezgsg' “at think. the protection afforded by vac- » Brldge‘po‘st Auto WM.
- ' cination is equal to that given by an
attack of the disease. and. where vac—
cination is properly given. there
should be no epidemic. Quarantine. in
my opinion. is not half as important
family lived until thcv returned to as vaccination."
“11y, Coutract price covering' "The basic coin for church and Sun- ]fi(igpfie}d. For "31) years Mr. Lee-l. EWF30h.ast.the Waiter 01:11:)".-
pl'ete cost of ’ labor and material» day scaool ptill-{poses“still(i;l til; red son commuted between) ifitlgelield and. 1” sor- acclna mu m SC ‘00! C m re“
. ~- . er . ' n . , . ‘ - ~
SHUFELT'S GARAGE, EDLIE AVE“ (5:33." arlfgslgzig buzuilftrifle his: gznlborunlk. being unmoved m the sol.
thelr grandfathers (lid for religion (l9-
spitc the-V ‘fact '
Syphon closet china, low-down milk» wealth of the country is forty times as
A man still may be a respect-
a :fashionable
has come up at this time. The Senti-
_ nel hereby quotes the laws relating to
mun 1“" factory "1 that -place.‘_——i)a.n— (the powers and duties of the branches
'of the city government charged with
lh’andling vaccinational work. The fol-
lowing clinpters are quoted. from tho
' Augustus A‘ Adams. 11 Ch'“ \Var Connecticut Statutes. revision of 1918:
\etcran. and father _ot' Patrolman
Lorenzo Adams. died at the, Soldiers‘ :Visitors. Town School commifi'ce or
Home in, Noroton‘ Heights“ S'estirday Board of Education may require every
after a lingering illness. He was 35 child to be vaccinated before being
He gas ‘1 member 0‘ permiltcd to attcnd a public school
Company G.. First New Jersey Caval- under its jurisdiction. If parents or
;n'uurli.ian of. any children are unablc
Funeral “nib?“ will 1"” hm“ “""l‘ to pay for such vaccination. thc ex-
nesday morning from the Noroto'n pcnse there-of shall. on rocommcnda-
Burial “in h" in Si- MHVN'S tion of Said board or committcc be
1paid by tho town. Said board or com-
mittee may exclude from any school
under its supervision all children un—
The funeral of Remy “Zinthrop. 'der five Yea“ of 539 whenever. in its.
judgment. the interest of such school
will be {hereby promoted."
Chapter~2432. “.Health officers and ‘
innards- 0? :Health mayiu adapt such a dull, nicked axe or hatchet is ab ex-
mcasurcs for the general vaccination
of. the inhabitants of their respective
. .--towns..;cilit:s,.or borough'sms they deem
The funeral of Mrs. Frances A. proper and “3.99339, nry to prevent the
'mtrodpctioh or arsest the progress of
3 o'clock from thc' late home: 7'7. ‘smal‘ipoxi‘h'nd the»éxpense in whole
\Voodward avenue. liev. Chapman'SLLm- in, part 'of'suc‘h general vaccina-
liewis officiating. Interment was inf,
linion cemetery. liowayton. '
‘ " ‘ ' ' ‘ " 315253;: tlic case maybe.
Chapter 2438. “livery person who can be had .
AT OUR HARDWARE STORE.
Chapter 888. "The Board of School
{ion shall upon “their order be paid
... Hint of the town. (litv or‘ borough treas-
Martha A- shallrrci‘usc to be vaccinated or pre-
’i‘a.vlor was held on Saturday aftvr» vcnt a pcrstm under his carc and con:
trol from being vaccinated. onjappli—
parlors of ll. \V. Raymond. 'West can)“ being made by thp health offi-
cer or Board. of Health. or by a physi—
ot‘ Rowayton. officiating. Interment clan employed by the health officpr or
Board at Health for that purpose. un-
‘M . less. in the opinion. of another physi—
‘ clan it would not be pruudcnt on ac-
'l‘bc funeral of Misg J.i.llian.Biadc. count,0f sickness. shall bc fincd not
.who ’«licd Thursday in Bridgeport. was
lheld yesterday afternoon at 1:30
a federal 91)-. o’clock from the funeral parlors of 1').
t’orcement sgent..‘wa.s an internal reve- 'W. Raymond. \R’est Washington street.
and on his own motion.tinti at 2' o‘clock from the Knight
Street A. M. 1-2. church. 'l‘heVRcv. W. day in “fig city rpcplved a good deal
H. Lamar officiated :Lnd interment was of attention from the electors. both
'mcn and womr-n. as shown by the.
fairly heavy vote which had bcen cast
up'till- noon. The~polls opencd at 8
a. m.. and will close at 8 tonight.
rwhlch is an innovation in hours and IS
LOCALP()LICE looked to as a means of securing a
large.vote in the latc afternoon and
early evening.
'morc thug five dollars."
_.__._.___._———-———
l-lefl‘TION DAY IN M“)DLE‘I‘0\VN.
MTDlHJ-TTO‘A’N. Jan. lit—Election
son W. “*llson. thc latter being the
Republican nominee. Each party has
a complete tickct and issucs were
purely local oncs relating to city ad- ‘
liam ii. Pennington. Sergeant Thomas ministration.
Hunt. Sergeant lit-van Silk. and Pa- =_
There has been considerable die 13 R w.
. - - ‘ a mom: t.
cussion as to the value of vaccination y 8 ' South Nor-walk, .
Kendrick & Chase Gm» 5
Scored Cylinders Repaired
TELEPHONE 91!
Between Oak and Center St,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Second-hand pm and tines to ’
SOLD CARS
SenYouromcmtotho
mg Co. ,.
1310 North Avenue
Phone But-mun 5586-2
fit any make of car
n
Mayor,C0nn.er.v is ODHOSI‘d by Gib—
trolman ii‘lyn and J. Dorncy. journcv-
(‘hicf l‘cnnington cmleavored to open'
the door. but found it locked. He sent;
a couple of men around to the rent,
but that. too. was locked. Finally. af—'
tcr considerable knocking. Chicf Pen-l
IN HACKENSAEK
‘ in the room was a table upon which.
Mary and then cnnuuittcd suicklc
his home in Litth 4
St Pepe recently had been arrested for
“I. non-support. the police Said» and the ‘ to furnish bonds for thcir appearance
“100?." Was advanced that. this angcrd
l‘cpe's son Geomc. aged 19. told the
police he was uwukcncd by the .sounds
of shooting. ‘iiushing down stairs. hé
fathcr chasing his
She was bleeding froni four
llc carried her out of
IS BLACK JACKED the hquse. hoping to revive, her. and
' shc died in the snow,
- the house. he claimed he heardlother
Henry McFarland of No. 145 Nash shots and returnedto find his sister
street. New Haven. drive-r of the Con-
company automobile bus-ran for the policc. and. when he re-
.saill.
mother.
' bullet wounds.
“mile. outside
unconscious in thr- dining-room.
his father dead in
“I: ,. _ , ‘in Federal court today against E. D.
Drastic measures are being taken
lby the Norwalk Tire & Rubber cont-
and all suspicious looking characters pany to prevent the Spread of any epi-
werc stopped in Milford and Strat-‘demic of small pox at its factor); due
ford. during the early hours of the i
morning. Police were unsuccessful. iployees come from Bridgeport.
however. in locating the robbers.
to the fact that a number of their em—jiDier. Harry J_ Lawrence. Jr.. and Law— , 7 ,i
‘ Unless all these employed there who- ' " i ’ " 7 , ' V
McFarland said the three men who . come from Bridgeport can show that.
held him Up had apparently justfthey have been vaccinated. the corn—
pany insists that they be vaccinated.
or else they can leave their positions
The vaccinations is compulsory ("in
t employeesl
“Then they :‘rolled’ me." - today.
getting about employees be
this is not. insisted upon. as it is in the
.McFariand said he asked the hold- case of the Bridgeport employees.
DEBT W
APPROXEB.
BILL j
Secretnrv'.flellon. of the
ni‘ngton managed to make Laporlc;
opcn up. 'l‘hcrcupon the police squad}
wont into the rear room. where thcyl
found the sixtccn young men. ‘
was :1 box containing $3.84. This the;
‘Thc prisoners were taken to the:
First. District police station in the:
"'b‘llvver." “where they were required1
in court.
The barber shop was formerly own
c'd by Mike Scrcno it is clai‘med;
FIG-HT 0N FOOD PROFEI‘EERH.
Tilfvh‘JN. 0.. Jan. 16.——Continuing
.his.._figbt against food profiteers and.
lbigh cost of living in ’i‘iffin. Mayor!
'Urfger today established three bread
istores .whcre hundreds of loaves ofl
.-liread. brought. from Toledo. are being I
l
l
’retnilcd atsix cents a pound loaf. 'l‘if- 1
tin bread retails at eight cents.
Mayor linger is buying thc To‘lcdol'
"-lH‘Piltl. freight paid. at live cents.
declared. he would use the cent profit}
to finance further probes to xbring
down the cost of living here. ’
DIRK. & COM’PANY ‘BAA’RRI’PT.
NEW YORK. Jan. lit—Ah involunq
_ta.ry petition in bankruptcy was filed
'Dier, & Company. stock .hrokers.
lJudge Julian flack appointed Mon-
fred W. Ehrick reéeiver. ’
The petition. filed on behalf of three 4
individuals with claims aggregating
316.770. alleged the company had lia-
bilities of 54.000.000, which was "far
in excess of its assets." r
Members of the firm are Elmore D.
V rence. Starr
Values. that haven’t been
equalled in years, at.
J ac'oby’ s
“January
Clearance
of
He?“
pensive luxury for the man who
frequent use of such tools.
of quality materials and quality make
at reasonable prices you-are lasing
money and wasting time..by doing
poor work with worn out imple-
ments. _ . y
84 Washington Street, 8: Km
“sit OLD SAW!
W'hen you can
BUY NEW TOOLS
Call and see how many conveniences
A. D. MORGAN-7
A (.i‘q .1 int ‘-‘7.',‘-’/-‘Iy' “up
120 Washington Street
Tel. Norwalk 736;
Branch Ban Ton, New York
C.
Lower; prices for good
clothes than you have
seen in years.
$19.50 -' $25.90
Suits and Q’floats
F. s. LYoN
JOB PRINTWG
I south Roi-walk ,
The Ductor P
Says
HE WANTS WHATI
HE WAivjrs. g
I What he wants yonget j
if you bringhisprc- ' .2
scriptions to
Clifford; *’
refs/Gras'flimsy 3’?
‘iflfiifl twig-m ..
)4 woodbaryiQe,
9v
“hygiene or ‘
.74,
J. .
" 7": zIiivia’i'y 'Sfipii‘i‘gf'more comfortable.
’Thene’s-Jsss fstigne and tiredness.
those foot aches and pains: are
.
em air
ans sorrows"
You feéi"betfer all over, because 7
They atte‘made of an leather. no
metal, pro adi’nstubie and feather
Norwalk Chronicler