Wants, To Loafer Sale, 3m_m, , _ _ . . '
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WANTED FOR SALE
’7 FOR SALE—Kitchen i
DESIRES SUITE OP nor-t. slightly.used.s%vzzlecia:dfl2€vt§p-
-.,. FOUR LARGE com. desk. Will sell reasonable. inquire
,. __) _ E ROOMS. MARE! evenings after 6 o'cock. Restaurant, 13
\ sEKEEPlNG IN HUUQE Railroad avenue. So. Norwallr. '
.‘tLL MODERN IMPROVE. ‘
. . a u ~ .. ~c . o. A..- has
.- mo HEAT REQUIRED. , - ' " g°° °°“ 1'
.. w BEST RESIDENTIAL Eggheads be seen at 3’ Stu-art av?"
OF souru NORWALK. 4.- '
, .1 .r, E s 3 up ERSON AL." FOR SALET—Genuine. farm bargain, 80
00 SOUTH NORWAL acres flue rich tliiable soil. 9 room
i. 6 . K. 03:2. wtzteg,u&ojl§ctricAlights. good
' q . ~ ~ . on u . build e'
.\. out}. good one 0?. t? fruit. $3,500. Can bgsbought wait“: $835
. llt'tll' center; improve- cash. Phone 2822
. It. tl. (live, ‘fuli particulars '
l...\ ti.._ boulh hot-walk. FOR SALE—A beautiful electric per—
colator. .combinat‘ion grill and toaster,
v7: » “A. -~— cur mg Iron, an ironing iron, Hot-
ttlwl‘llttil‘r‘ On Sinilt‘l' POW" int, all. 220 '
.. Apply Conn. Dress (10.. hone 2462-3. voltage. Almost new.
1 .‘l —
‘ ‘ f. ,- “r— FOR SALE—Brand new bath
. lltittl. giilb for apron fat“ $55. Syphon closet china. low-2%ovlvili
"“1 pork. 'Good advance. tank. enamel bathtub and lavatory,
>l|\l «\Vmilfllnlgin. 1.16:5 it item with all nickel-plated fittings; special
,.. .oruu . blig tbargainsglvhite cellulod water-
, _' -' ”- w - cose seats. . Seidenberg Cl). 545
. l'.\|)t'll€nct‘d operators on r , " ’
.. “may Apply at once to :4? ate. between 36th and 3ttb St_s..
.\ lt'wiil, High street, Nor-
_ _ _-_, “H FgfivgfilaE—Corduwocfid, in azll lengths
., . ‘ *7, -— , e promp y. hone. 3 Ledge-
. \\ltll\ .ls chalnbelmald. 4S ’ '
x...- Mu“ address 66 Taylor wood Farm. Ask for superintendent.
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business
1' Schnabel.
.127 Main street,
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.. to buy. office desk. table
I‘.n.\ 407. So. Norwalk.
n.- Illm ““115
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St.
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at at i ng
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Telephonw
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part
i rooms,
'_|.ll 4 only,
I. iltil'llllill.
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HVHHL li.’ Chestnut St.
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. . {it’ll .floor. Large rooms
. . ‘ .\.l Improvements except
i ' ,. ltsonable. Adults only.
"'-;ll Store.
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. l Wilton Ave, Nor-
, . .. muse. b rooms and bath.
1‘ . l’l ltlltu ovcmeuts. Rent 550.
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.l. M. LAYTON & (30:,
Inc.
M
5 Railroad Avenue
South Norwalk, Conn.
m
stenographer
Lit't'Oilnllllg depart-
lilllllli: and general office
aCcurate. ‘und
experience.
Auditor
Nor-
t l‘. uills. operltlors on Sing-
:lnd lltlnd scW—
. wovk and good wages. Ap-
i‘lt-Jse
llllilll
llllll folio-rs. hithl’ly
or Female~ Agent
Ht news stand at South
Slutt‘v ltll‘ one car in gain-A“
\\ . ~l :lvcuue. P110116 .199“ Iflilfl
:1 rooms, N0. 10 Cross street,
Main
and
:lli other improveL
ii. (V.
ll“llt'tl room with all im-
14 .\l.l(ll‘t)n
3 rooms ull'l lmtll, t-lm‘lic
t'lt'all. 17. Hay >il“'l'l,
liitlillfi. :Ill llll])l’()\'t‘lu"nl.\'.
lnq.
SL, 'I't-l.
with hoard in
Suitable for gentle—
pt'ililt-gos.
\Yui’tl'
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in roll l‘ of
per
L‘igtir (Jo.
S'W'ulzc space, house-
I‘UOIHS.
Storage
Tcl. “'est‘
VVJJ‘C-
i “not $30: 2d floor, .921:
inlprm'e-
lllq. R. Joselov-
3d floor. rent $20.
.. 43 Van Zant street, East
t'olcbllrn Bldg” Norwalk.
lNSURANCES
, Mountains.
WILLIAM" F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
l um offering this week, 1 house [or
$1800 cash $500 down.
0
0
houses tor $3,600 cash $1,200,
Al.~n i new 2<tamlly house, 10 rooms,
$5,300.
(‘ull and let, me show you some of
the bargains We have. Phone 435. or
call 79 “'ashingtorl street.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE, TEL. 435
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for
BOYS AND GIRIS
at the
CHILDREN’S STORE
37 West Washington St. 8. Norwalk
Henry Beaupain
TRIMMING
Trees. Grape Vines, Shrubbery
4 Woodbury Ave. Norwalk
. GILLEPISTON RINGS:
l’rice reduced. Now 753 each. up
4. Inches.
stop oil leakage.
CYLINDER REBORING
car. Burd Quick Seating Rings.
each up to 4 inches.
East Norwaik
YOUNG men. women,
siring government positions.
monthly, Write for free
Bldg, W'ashington, D. C.
CRANES' MUSIC STUDIO
days.
lap-Guitar, Ukulele taught.
ments sold on easy pwments.
YOUR AUTOMOBiLE
reasons.
15 Marshall SL, So Norwalk.
JOSEPH 8. KERY, JR.
Plumbing, Tlnnlng and Heating
quntry Water System
Ranges and One-Pipe Heater.
Telephone 482
21 Taylor Avenue. So. Norwalk, Conn
N
New York.
Phone 818.
distance tracking of all mdl
Dhono 3“.
REV. witnesses - _
TENTH. AMMRSARQQ
Continued from First Page.
secretary of the American Missionary
association. and amenrber of the par-
Mrs. McGregor was remembered
with a huge bouquet of flowers.
The parish house was nicely
ranged for the occasion.
A profusion of cut-flowers together
with palm and potted plants gave the
ar-
‘interior a.- tde'lightful appearance and
‘ added greatly be the impressiveness of
Let us estimate complete cost of re-
borlng and fitting new pistons in your.
80c
SHUFELT'S GARAGE, EDLiE AVE..'with musical selections by
Tel. 2825-2 orchestra.
Has deterioated, meaning different
parts and units are worn and in bad
condition, a condition which should not
be neglected, for safety and economic
First-class overhauling by
expert mechanic on all make cars. All
work guaranteed. Phone 499, Garagel
Iggy-Bros. [Kahuna-ion; distance
trucking or all kinda. Dall trips to
Address 71. Calu- street.
.—:‘ r——. r w
CARRIGAN & mum. local and long
once Leary I: 00.. Phone 1677. Home
FROM THE FACTORY To
THE HOME
Matti-cues. pillows.
NORWALK MATTE 588 CO.
bolsterl and
cushion of all kinds sold on our easy'
payment plan. Also renovating. latte
faction guaranteed. Drop no a cord or
telephone 317 to: representative to
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Nat-walk.
FOR SALE
House. 8 rooms with all improve
ments. well located, off Wcst avenue
Price $5,500.
Price $5,500.
For particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No 7 Main Street
Real Estate
House, 6 rooms—with all improve-
ments, well loeated in East Norwalk.
Norwalk
Insurance -
O. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Office A. D. Morgan
____,_,__..._ _,
fiTAVE THE PHOTO
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE
(inc ot tho most rlcslrnhlw retail;
lullz‘illv'~s hint-its ill South Norwalk. Ari-L
mull rcntnl lcccipts amount to about?
it pcr (vent ol the price the property;
(till bu hollcllt. while the rental:
lllill'L’I'n’ are much bl low nearby prop-
erty. ()ll.~ of the stores can be mallet
rt-utly tor occupancy, if the purchaser
llllly (lush-c. within a short time. 2
P. O. Box. 645
Afi’ASTOUNDmG SACRIFICE}
TO CLOSE ESTATE '
only $1.750. \Vill soil with. only
t:l»ll. lmlallte monthly.
All-o l‘lnl- two-tumily
lint: $3,000.
$250
ten-room dwei-l
\V'oodward zlvcnuc. tworfalnily at:
$5.3m),
FULLER & HINE
91 Washington Street Tel. 2822
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
Court. .lullllul'y till], A. i)., 1922.
Estate of 'i‘llcrt-sn Nagy, late
Norwalk, ill said District. deccascd.
of
trict of Norwalk hath liniitt-d and :11-
l0\V‘(-tl six months from the data here—
of for the creditors of said Estate to
t-vhilnt llllll‘ claims for s~~ttlcmcnt.
Those who ncglcct to prr-sellt their
accounts. properly :Itlt-stcd. within
said time. will be debnrred a. recov-
ery. All persona indebted to said Es~
ttttw are rcqucsted to make immediate
payment to
STEPHEN [)(tlii'S.
Administrator.
Weather Forecast
I-‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Mostly
cloudy with somewhat lower tempera.-
tlu-c tonight and Saturday; fresh to
strong westerly winds. Flurries of
show are "reported from the Lake re-
gion this morning. but; pleasant Wee.-
tltcr prevails in other sections east of
tho Rocky Mountains. The storm that
was central over I’ppcr Michigan yes-
terdzfiv morning passed out the St.
Lawrence Valley last night. It is
causing“ mild temperature with high:
winds on the North Atlantic coast;
The temperature falls‘ slowly from
New England westward to Rocky
South Nor-walk}
Vito blot-ks from stethn.
story tl'ltlllc cottage. ‘xood locationzl
Ithis
MADE AT MICHELSEN’S
Hardware Store, South Harwell
UP-TO-DATE STUDIO
CENTRALLY 1.x )( ‘-\'l'l :n
I)()I‘:S l{l(il[ (‘l..\.\\' \\’()IK‘( AT
l‘().\'SlCl{\'l\'rl\ If l’l‘lCl'IS.
Tilt-re is a (‘“l‘l;llll r.
duo the head of filllllllt\
having baby‘s piv‘lllro
an important and. lasting
sponsibilit)
tiling
S'l‘11)IO
love and how llllCl't'Sililg for all and
later on in life for the bully llt‘rS‘ 111?
This studio is well (-quppt-d with up—
photography. Ally mnmhcr of
the
lfunlily may rest :lssurcd that a Sitting st-vmitt-cn of which no lc spcnt on the
nade here will rt-sult ill \‘cry sniisfnc- ! island or
fitory proofs.
Quality of workmanship at conser-
vative prices is your I-vpt-ricucc
cstahlishm- nt. The
Studio. 78 \Vashington St.
Adv.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
District of Norwalk. ss.
(fourt. February 3. A. 1).. 1922.
Estate of Mary J. Hunt,
Probate
Ordered. That the executors exhibit.
their administration
account to this
court for adjustment. at the Probate
office in- Norwalk, on the 13th day oi"
February, 1922. at 2 o'clock.
aft er-
noon: and that all persons interested
in said estate may be notified thereof,;
the executor will cause this order to
be published in a. newspaper having a
circulation in said distrct, at least five
days before said 13th day of February,‘
1922.
HENRY \V. GREGORY.
Judge.
LOST
LOST—Airdalc pup.
Fay, East Norwaik, Phone 956.
Reward. C. iV.
Our
, Evening Classes
:oflers you an excellent Oppor-
tunity to _review your short-
rhand‘or bookkeeping, or topelu
“feel: your English, spelling or
,penmanship.
' - meow. Raymond .
UNDERTAKER
Tels.—Offlce, 1103: House. 098
NEw‘nED uEu's BDILDING
‘—
BUSINESS ,
. ' COLLEGE
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9 I(lj'omm'tla‘rcia‘li Bufl%n%N%gam h1 to'the career
. m. ues ays. e es s, T urs- .
iolin. Banjo-Mandolin, Hawai- “embed
Instru-
l
i
'\\ll'l'.c
and that ist
mode. “'lltitl
tot
Nice 2%.to-daie cquipnlent. is centrally loczlt- ”Y
“‘cd. and has the \‘t-t‘y latest. 'ldczis lll'futhcr'
I
at:
Michelson .
Phone 437.‘
I
l
i 'tles" Ernest
‘ _ ' late of Nor-.Cl
,walk. in said district. deceased.
The Court Of Probate for the Dis-l
to the occasion.
_ A' set installed in your cart
will give greatly increased power and long-before that time. members of Dr.
The affair opened at 8 o'clock. but
McGre-gor's flock Wereon hand to con-
gratulate he and his wife on the
happy occasion. 'l‘here' was no for.—
mal program, but dualng the evening
a social time was enjoyed together
Brewer’s
In the midst of the evening's festivi-
over 17, (1e- ties. Dr. Beard made the pneseniation.
_ $130 of the purse.- to Dr. McGregor in. a. de-
' list of posi‘
trons now'open. J: Leonard. (formerl
Clvd Service examiner). 889 Equitable
lightful manner; A1Lheugh not lengthy.
the presentation address by Dr. Beard
was note-worthy. not only because of
the fine style it Was delivered. but in
the fluent and clever manner in which
of Dr. McGreger was
In his talk, Dr. Beard described the
respect. love and affection of members
of the church gained by Dr, and Mrs.
McGregor during the ten years they
had been associated with the parish.
He described the strenuous
through which the pastor went. sparti-
cularly at the time of the fire which
destroyed the church building. He
told of tile interest in the present
work of rte-building the church which
is being carried on.
In presenting the nurse of gold, Dr.
Beard declared that the money had
not been collected. but had poured in-
to the. hands of the committee who
had charge of it. by Voluntary sub-
scriptions.
lir. McGrcgor. in receiving the gift.
a token of the love and respect in
which he is held. responded by thank—
ing his parishioners for the token
which he said was unexpected. He
reminisce-need on the events of the
past tcli years.
Dr. Alt-Gregor spoke of, the line
spirit of cooperation he had received
In the
ish. As an example. he declared that
when he first came here that he
found tlll‘ parsonage a dreary looking
building with shades drawn:
hall ticccpicd the pastorate and hall
to Norwalk to make his home.
lllld been entirely renovated.
painted. hardwood floors laid and
the tlu- plat-c generally made cheerful.
1n continuing. Dr. McGrcgor spoke
illi‘ tvcnts that transpired during
past ten years. Lie told of the
l't‘llll\llll0ll of the ciilipcl; of the ill—
stullntiun of the organ: of the wirim:
of ill“ t-hzlpI-l with electric lights and
of taking over the title to the parson-
ugt- \\‘lll(‘ll is located at 69 East aye-
ilill‘. llc imisllcd by telling of plans
for tht- t'uturc particularly in connec-
construction of the new
('(Illlt'
lllt- llfIllSl‘
(ll-
titt-
lion with tho
church. . ‘
Following: the prcscntation 01 the
lilil’s‘l‘, Ill'llfllilfill refreshments were
scruul. 'l‘lu-sv consisted of dainty
S.llltl\\'lt'll('$. cake and coffee.
.'\i rs. (icoruc ii. Matthews was chair—
llltly of thc ucuvrnl colullliltct; \\'l‘l(‘ll
:Ll‘lulIgt-tl for the. l‘t'l'l‘VllHH.
lit-v. 1‘:l‘ll(Sl l“l:|lll{ McC-regor was
liftl‘ll in Alexandria. N. ll.. on ()clolwr
1.1579. Ills failicr was the lievcrcntl
Alexander McGrcgor. who came to
America from Scotland as a young
man. having born 5‘ ill as the first lllis-
sitlllurv to tilt- ilOi'tlitzlS‘lt'l’ll coast of
Newfoundland. “lit to Ito laborcd
:imollg,v tllc llfilll'l‘lltt ll tor four )I‘lll‘S.
to New Hamp-
«duration. and
w l". c rc h C
l-‘rom thcrc ilt- culllc
in coulilluo his
at 'l‘iltou Svlllillzll‘y.
pl'vpzlrcti for llostoll l'llchrsiiy. hc Zi'(‘-
(mph-d tllc l‘llSlOTllil at tho Methodist
church lll .-\ic\:lnt‘ll‘i.l. 'i’ht- organist.
was Miss ifinllilzt ..'. it‘rrriu. and she
soon lu‘t‘flnlt‘ Mrs. .\lc\lindcr Mc—
Grcgor. the motht-r of Dr. McGrt‘gor
Norwulk. ilr. )lt‘ill‘t‘fl01"s grand-
.‘iolln McGrcgor. \vzls a. soldier
lll’il‘l) for llillt-iccn years.
Slllll‘
in the lll‘itisll
(‘cylom
Aftcr Methodist pastorlltcs in Now
llllillllsllll‘l' :lntl Musszlchllssclts. iicv,
Alexander McGrcgor and family mov—
cd to North Dakota, then to Indiana.
wllvro ho was irllllSil l'l‘cd from the
Methodist. ministry to the Congrega-
tional. and from the cr to Minneapolis.
Minn. St. Paul. '.\illlll.. and finally to
California.
McGregor completed
his colicgc course
Billinesota. and cunic cast for his die
villity work at Yalw. where. he rccciV-
ed the 13. l). tlcgri-c in 1904. Taking
:L pastorate at Avun. (‘onn. he pursued
graduate work at Yale in the depart—
ment of Social Scicllce and received
degrees of M. A. in llmfi and 1’11. 1). in
1910. In the mf‘an time he had mov-
ed to the Congregational church in
Clinton in 1907. V‘Vhilc there. he serv—
ed two years as instructor in Yale. Di-
vinity School. assisting Dr. VViliinm B.
[Baileyz Professor of Sociology.
February first. 191:3. ltr. McGreg-or
began his pastorate in the First
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church of Norwalk. “on the Green.”
Mrs. McGregor was Miss Gertrude
E. Jewett, of St. Paul, Mind. a grad-
uate of the University of Minn. in the
class of 1904.
September of that year. and have four
children. Donald, Charles. Ruth and
Elizabeth.
MIN'TZ’S
’ QUALITY, SHOP
‘ REDUC'IONS.
. OuanIy stale. This Season
1-3 to 1-2 OFF
iimcs~
Mrs. James E. Larmer
: Mrs. Henrietta E. Larmer, wife of
James E. lumen died at her home.
15 Leonard‘ street, last night. Be-
sides her husband, the deceased is
survived'by two sons. James E.. jr.. ot‘
Norwalk, and Charles 15., of New lia-
Ven.
Funeral services will be held at.
her will ofllciate and burial will be in
Riverside cemetery. .
Ellen Condo“. .
Ellen Condon, of “’estport. died at
the Norwalk Hospital on- Tuesday.
January 313i. aged" 62 years. The
funeral will be held tomorrow morn-
Harry Gallagher, Westport. and at
0:30 o'clock from the church of the
Assumption, Westport. Interment will
be in the Catholic cemetery. King'
street, W'estp‘ort. '
Sculptor‘s Elmer-a! Today.
Funeral services of Solon H. Bor-
g‘lum sculptor and brother of Gutzon
Borglum. of Stamford. were held this
morning at. 11 o‘clock from his late
studio at. Silver Lane. Rev. Dr.
lGuthrie of St. Mark's church of New
York city officiated.
Funeral of. Mr. lircnchan.
The funeral of Nicholas Drenchanl
was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock
from the late home. 61 kg Ely avenue.‘
There was no minister. a speaker
from New York attending instead.
The interment was in Riverside ceme-
tery.
Flineral of Mrs. Fenley.
. The funeral of Mrs. Mary Wilson
Fenley will be held at 11 o'clock to-
morrow morning from the late home
in 4-2 Prospeét avenue. Rev. Louis B.
Howell, rector of St. Paul's church.
will officials and burial will be in
Riverside cemetery.
Waterbury Police
Want Frank J. Ciola
The \Vatcrbury police 'phoned in a.
query regarding Frank J. Ciola. who.
before he. ,
.this city,
it, will be remcmbcrcd. was arrested
hands of members 0" “1‘3 PM“ tlast November by the local police- for
burglary.
The New York police department
had received information that Ciola
was in Vt'atcrbury, while in that city
it was learned that he had been aré
rested here.
Ciola is wanted for jumping his
bonds in New York. where he was ar-
rested charged with grand larceny.
He is at present in Bridgeport jail.
having bccn bound 0\ or to there from
on charges of albmpted
burglary.
Two Put to Death
in Electric Chair
(iSSINlNG. N. Y.. Fell. 3,—liarry
Givner and Floyd Slow-r. convicted
nuirdcrcrs. \vcl'c, put to death in the
electric chair in Sing Sing Prison. late
last night. '
\\'lliic li\iII;: in the "'l‘Win~
:It the i'niversity of:
Th ey~ were married in .
Givner was convicted of having: ticd
Mrs. Lizzie Ni’mick of Yonkcrs. N. Y..
to hl'l‘ bed turning on the gas. there-
by causing, her death by asphyxiation
and esuipillg: with $10,000 worth of
Littertv llmlas. Slovcr and Raymond
Mulfmd klllctl Allrllilliln Vcllt'm. :1
lluffulo clothing: merchant. in a hold-
up. Mull‘ortl was clccirocutcd three
\vccks ago.
Teddy— in Wall Street
\\’Al.i. STREET. 10:30 a. m.——’l‘he
extensive short intercst in the Stock
Market continued to cover at the ac-
tive and firm opening 01 today‘s ses-
sion. (ills. utilities and many miscel-t
laneous shares registered early gains,
extending from large fractions to overt
ione point. General Asphalt. People'si
'Gas. Third Avenue and Brown Shoe
were the strong features. National;
Enamclling, Amerifian International.l
Iron Products, Studebaker, Industrial.
Alcohol. Texas Gull Sulphur. Pittsburgh;
lCoal and Columbia Graphaphone Pfd.,t
were in demand with Corn Products,
Virginia. Carolina Chemical. General
Electric and Hide and Leather l’re—j
,ferred. One b10ck of 12.000 shares oil
General Motors sold at 9. unchanged
,bz-oadened under the more confident
.i.peratiou's of pools during the morn-I shade requirements of any
ging. ll'LiCS‘dL‘ilUflS in the first hour.
amounting to $200,000 shares. \‘alll, home-
loans opened and rent-Wed into next‘ . —
week at 5‘,2 per cent. but in private: liable; Floor and Ballroom
stronger equipments and Mexican
Standard of New Jersey strengthened
with other oils. (‘h/ain Store and Tex-
points, but soon cancelled
American Snuff featured the dormant
specialties at a gain of 12 points.
VVALL STREET.. 1:30 p. m.——Buy-
ing of representative shares like the
high priced railroads imparted an ad—
ditional stimulating force to the up-
ward movement in stocks in the die
ternoon. Union Pacific. Atchison,
ern Pfd.. Norfolk and W'este’mr and
.Louisville and Nashville advanced 1
to 1 1-2. American Express gained
6 3-4 and Chandler 3 points.
.ARBUCKLE JURY ,
HAS DISAGREED
Continued from First Page.
Arbuckle. returned to the third day
of its deliberation at 9 a. in. today.
, The jury had been out forty-one hours
at that time. The jury in the first
' trial remained out forty-three hours.
Juror Lee Dolson. Whose illness cut
2"short the deliberation last night, had
' “completely recovered today.
There
’wasonly a. handful of spectators in
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tendon“.
’ 4
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2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon from S
'h . , r , l CHICAGO.
t e late home. Rev. J. Benton \Ver- Hall. of Cincinnati,“ been Ordered.
«ing at 9 o'clock from the home of Mrs. 1
from yesterday's final price. i . .
l sally all Lamp Shade Sizes and.
\\'Al.l. STREET. Noon—v'l‘rading'v
offerings at lower rate was made. Bald—S
win and Pullman were added to the!
Petroleum, Royal Dutch, Houston and: > . g ' . l ’ 7‘ 4 i l {I
tile issues were featured by Kresge,
Cluett Peabody and W'oolworth at. ~.
gains 0f 2 to 3 points. After losing
21—4 points American Ice rallied five, -
its gaint . , ‘
Louisville and Nashville, Great North- ,
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Feb. 3.—Dr.
Joseph
here by Dr. Hugh Cummings, Sur-
geon-General of the Public Health.
Service. to investigate a disturbance
last night in the Edward Hines, Jr.,
Memorial Hospital, which resulted in
ten negro clxesoldiers leaving the hos-
pital because of fear of white veter-_
_...__. _....
An inquiry into causes leading to
the disturbance in which a heavy cup
was hurled at one negro and others
Old Friends at the on
Price
The Old Weil'5‘c Cigar and .
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
No profiteering on Old Wen
Cigars. Theyamtho best cigars.
made at that price. n
were said to have been threatened.
with a razor, will be started. as well
as a. general investigation into condi-
tions at. the hospital.
_There are about nine hundred sol-
diers at the hospital. one hundred of
whom are negroes.
BAKSER OOI‘NCIL NOTES.
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lanner Council. Sons and Daugh-
ters of Liberty. held the weekly meet-
ing last evening.
A short rehearsal of the degree
team was held and the degrcc master
desires every member that has prom-
isetl to take part in the team to be
present on the evening of the 16th
without fail. The state officers will
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Co.
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
in:
1310.!loflhAvenuo
Between 'Oak- and Center St,
madam
,mconn.
be entertained by Banner Council on:
the anniversary of the Council, April
13th.
All members intending to go to.
Stamford to visit Emma J. Dayton
Council on February 23rd should be.
present at the meeting next Thursday.
evening to learn of the final plans.
Emma J. Dayton Council promises a
splendld entertainment on that even-
ing. and it is desired there will be a.
large delegation of Banner Council
members go.
At the close of the business meet-
ing last evening a social hour was en«
joycd with games dancing: and cards.
Charlotte Kramer was the winner in
the Clackcr gamc.
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A new line of interior decorafin
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CLEANLINESS
In our Dairy Products means clean
stables, trained milkers. healthy
cattle, carefully washed udders,
sterilized receptacles and modern:
sanitary methods‘of handling.
Such cleanliness means health
for your family.
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Tel. Norwaik 736
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PRESGRiPTlOM PHARMACIST
.ws». .1...” We. ..,..
sharpen your appetite,
protect yourself agairwfi
winter colds — nothim
like SAN TONIC.
' Pharmacy
60 South Main Stated:
Better take a Good.
Bracing Tonic
Just Now
Thicken your blood
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