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Two Cents a word; minimum elm-go Ulla per has, Stine: $1.00. Cups Double Prion '
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' "i . ll’x‘vgwéiggg'i‘gflsgmmAu FOR 3313*“?111' 5 acres on North
‘ a (“035. CONVENiI-‘JNCEs. “ Tsyl‘or eve" $0. Norwalk. For infor-
m . m Iii-ZN. 44 SPRING 81‘. "mm“. “me ‘Fannfl care Sentinel,
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mom‘ {FOR SALE—2 family house, in good
“ t l lllrl for packin conditi - 12
t‘.u- lilting room. Willing to on. rooms. best location;
wViM‘l'lPHCQ‘ bretel‘red. Tris- figfif‘mm' asspud’grcauégn‘fiqujfiz‘l’e page:
, «o. 7 _ Mitchell. Phone 1861. ' ' '
,n Woman wishes washing _’ . -
I“ . Joh B. Ri . L _ FOR SALE—blew, eight-room. two
M Hun”: “ 5k” 5 ex i family house, all improvements.
”A show 'firgalnuto quick buyer. For rur-
.\ m?) Experienced o raters if er ‘ arm on see Stephen YOb'
machines andl [Pig-339m git-“bag!” 3 Oak SW. afl'er 6 p. m'
in mi» i'Wt‘iil'. App y at once to
it nu di- Erxin. High St.. Nor- FOSRnniangfiaalykmogd gnldnnay street,
v 77 .gnflgen 6 [uneasy lyounge work W.
u ll H ~l-1xperienced power ma- ° rv g ' L 1' box n.
operators and folders on 2 square box wagons. 1 lye-ton el-
umld pay. steady work. ideal let's t Mk’ “‘50 takes it. Home ‘9 19"
.. wt: (unditions. Advancement. Ap-
l) - «hvr 8; Salzman. 136-8 \‘Vashing‘
Sn. Norwalk, Conn.
4
till) TO RENT—4 or 5 unfur-
ll-tl rooms by Him adults who go.
-- nor.“ each day. Good neighboxu
«mm heat. bath and other modfl
vupwnements are essential. Apart-
Haul} for occupancy immediately
s wmn two or three months will be
.l. ‘oty ‘ Address, stating parti-u-
work done b
good help. E Farr, Ex.—
pressman.
one 497..
FOR SALE—Brand new bathroom,
355. Syphon closet china low-down
tank. enaniel bathtub and lavatory,
' all me fittings; special
big bargain. white cellulod water-
cioset seats. 85. Seidenberg Cb._ 545
ai'rdyaveq between 36th and 37th Sts.,
n u
u "H. >..' care Sentinel. Ofiice. W08 SALE—Cord wood, in all lengths
‘ _ . .. . M“ supplied promptly. Phone 23. Ledge
3‘ \ ‘1“, Salesman. experienced. wood I-‘arm. Ask for superintendent.
,m lull: I’Plll ( nrg on commission baa-is.
\ p m.l [imposition tor a live erv
‘:0Illllllilll( uh: with The Eii<fvm M I'OE'
hair go, 1:5 \\'orth St. Stamford CLOTHmG
TO LET ““1
l-‘tIZ-L l:l?.\' l‘ llllll>9. 91 L‘onnw': ul RNISHINGS
avenue 0; rtmnh', vie-writ 'llEhl“ for
all stator me»:on at ant-v t‘ull
t: fi'wltmcrtén uruet or telephone £33. BOYS AND GIRIS
>‘l' 4,5" l" LI)!
..~-.- 4 my... {5.75 it “1'
‘~ l"'_"ll_\l1‘l ill-nu- CHE Ell,
. i:i1.\'l‘ Bunnie» space, house- DR S STORE
l r 'r'nftntw, Separate rooms. . 37 West Wanblngto
. ~»‘ lm “in; H‘lllltrll Strung? n 8‘. 8. Homalk
' >.. .L'n' t: k, L'unn, Til \VPJ- ‘
\\-- haw: negtiuble “Rue- ..._- R
l.l2l‘ i‘ moms, part imprm'c- House. 8 rooms with all improve-
'lkFAlj‘ulls Cindi; Inq. R. Josclov- merits. well located, 03 West avenue.
- -. . will" I' .
Price 85,500.
House, 6 rooms—with all improve-
ments. well located in East Norwalk.
l’rice $5.500.
For particulars
LOST
l‘. li~tztlrmdn2<
L’uld watch. Sun-
M
, ‘ WANTED FOR SALE EJSIHESS. NOTICE
I .. l-i\pvrlenced Millinlery . - 1: P ’ -
\x ‘ ' . - - Wit-KEYS ‘ Certificate Re-extendlng Charter
H‘.\ptflllit.hl€l{:ill;‘f:322[l‘hl 'FOR SALE~Fancy bred, white and Treasury Department, omco or
-. »’_ - - K bronZe tom turkeys, and bronze tur- Comptroller of the Currency.
.f‘ _ ~m ] w; t b h gkey hens for breeding. Wheat fed, Washington, D. 0.. January 30, 1922.
“ . . .. l(‘,l'IS,dpl'l a e at . George Schlael‘er. Drum Hill, Wilton. Whereas. by satisfactory evidence.
n: .w‘ugysecon ‘floor. Eas_ ). Conn. resented to the nude igned. it has
> .. .\mwalk station. All sm- . ' made to. appear rtehat The City
.- . omit. and hot. winter (or. FOR. SMJE_Fr%h Guernsey cow'veryjNational' ‘Bank of South Nor-walk,
J mum ‘1‘“9" possess an. 059.. good milker. In uire of Andrew damned. in the Cit of South Nor-walk
.A t.lvntllt‘. care Sentinel. panache. Deeriield. treet oi! Baton E; the t903m)! ol Féiirgeld and ltigfi
”L. - - ‘ q , v .j m. _. . ' ate 0 onnectcu . as comp '
.A t . . l mu LE “AM‘ 4 on 5- 3" “mm“ 0mm with all the provisions oi the Act or
. d. and. Sea. of office this thirteenth
5'“ $3 on
non.
"Comptroller of the Currency Exten-
ash carting. cellar cleaning. All kinds ““
’ condition. a condition which should not
Congress “to enable National Banking
Associations to extend their corporate
existence, and for other purposes." ail-
proved July 12, 1882, as amended by
the Act, approved April 12, 1902..
w, Therefore, 1, D. R. Crissinger,
Comptroller of the Currency. do here-
by certify that "The City National
Sank of South Norwalk" located in
the City of South Normal: in the
County .01 Falwell; and State at Con-
necticut is authorized to have succes-
sion nor the period specified . in its
amended articles of assoexationg
namely until close of business on Jan-
uary .3 . 1942.
In testimon
whereof witness my
anew. . ,.
D. R; Gm
sion No. 1439. Charter No. 2643.
voufi‘iurouoms
Has deterioated, meaning diflersnt
parts and units are worn and in bad
be neglected, for safety and economic
reasons. First-class overhauling by’
expert 113ch on all. make cars. Alb
work guaranteed. Phone (90. G
If
15 who; sc. so Norman; 3"
JOSEPH s. Kssv. 3a.
”flinging, Tlnning and Heating
21 Taylor Avenue, 80. Norwalk. Conn.
Nuggy Brod'fé'cii'ud distance.
truckingotnllkinds. Dwtrlpsto
Address 71 Cola street.
He" York.
Phone :18.
. ”A :41 3—1-529-
GABBM & mm local. ‘4 ion]
distance making of nil kind!
03“ [any & 00. Phone 1527. Bonus
phone 308.
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses. plums. bolsters no
enshiggg at all kinds sold on our my
m 1211.. Also renovsting. “at
£3meth Dropussesndar
telephone 817 to: "mutt" to
NORWALK MATTRESS co.
Franklln and Monroe 8t. 80. Net-walk.
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I nor. be announced his vote for Lake
. and threw [or him the votes which
‘ over other candidates.
' tit-s.
L f
1 -r
COLONEL
DIES IN FLORIDAl
*bably attended everyone. Immuny or
these conventios in reect years. he was
one ot- those who took part in the floor
debates. In the last convention. which:
nominated Everett J. Lake (or govch
had been cast for himself for the. num-
ination after there had been a contest
it was said ;
that. the introduction of Mr. Lake's.
name came as u. surprise. and was thel
result of conversation in an ante-room‘
of the convention ball over a seeming'
deudlork in the balloting. it is said
that a suggestion was mmle that M1".
Lake's name be brought into the ball.
loting. And Colonel Hall was asked. if
he would do it. His rcpt.) is said by.
those who were present to have been: 1
"1 will do anything i can to help
Ever-cu Lake." He expressed opin-
ion, howecvr, that with the situation
as ii was and Lake not oven mention-l
ed as a. candidate. that there was
nothing but a forlorn hope. A new
minutes later a rumor Spread through
the convention that there Wm; :1 pos—
sibility oi Mr. Lake's name being
brought into the balloting. 0n thee
next ballot. Colonel Hall Look the.
aisle and made a short speech and‘
ended by casting his \ou- [or Mr.
Lake. and asked those who had been
voting for him (Hall) to do likewisei
Mr. Luke Was nomiuutml. I
Colonel llnll went to live national
Republican conventions u a district
delegate—to those which nominated
Theodore Roosevelt. twice. Mr. 'I‘nt't.
twice. Mr. Hughes and Mr. Mudingl
Wesleyan l'nivemity in 18.92, and was
a. trustee of that institution. H:- was
also a liberal donor to Its many uctix'l- .
— — a ’5'
ln ltls ltlisllli'tis ill”. be fonstllllfl’il
wnh his father. now deceased. the
thy-mu] "Hiking firm of Gardiner Hall.
Jr. and “(HIHLIHS of South “'illlngion.
Thread—making had been in the family
for :t ion: pvr'md. In his business
(“alonel Ila]! haul many
with ilnrmrial, trade and manulurturw
int: organizations. Hp also was :in
agricultumlisi, xniscd blooded sloc-k.
likwl harm as ruling. was int: resin-r1 m
inltmri llsht'ril'fi and came and varied.
lull-rests in many ways. and liberally
roxltrilvutwl \npld- mums to
n grunt mi.n\ things tor 50cm] better—
nirni.
(“01mm !
H. 1594.
Judge and Mrs. “'illlam
were . horn
(‘nmwrtlunfi
nul (ll
Hall “as: married on Juno
to A‘lcl- May. dough—tor of
D. Holman.
to tin-m.
Fivl- Cliillirr n
lmrris Eiwsuuth. Gardiner Holman.
('lnra Alit v Holman Henry and
Fianna; lLL-llzt Hull. .st H-tzt: ui v. hon)
t- warrior].
8.? I 15"
SOFT}! WILLING'ION. Feb.
A private mr‘ssase {cceived by mem-
SOLVENT NOTICE
District 0t Norwalk, 55., Probate,
Court, February 13, A. i). 1922.
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
The court of probate for the district
oi Nor-walk. hath limited and allowed
“1le at about 8 o'clock
~ iii In ham: losl in from of 2
.wi: l‘lmv. l‘intlet‘ rewarded by ASk JOhn T. Hayes
,4 y” r l: linker. 39min“ of. No 7 Main Street Nor-walk.
W“)_ Real Estate Insurance;
FOUND. Oeusmsss BLOCK FOR SALE l
”r ‘—#-_ no of the must desnabi‘r‘ rrfoil'
, v rum «, l. ,. - . . - . “ \
i'tmna 157%: ”"3 -’ f;“:fl busmess blocks In South horwalk. An-'
uual rental rfceipts amount to about'
14 per (wnt oi the price the property
can be bought. while the rental
charges are murh lwlov.’ nearby prop-
I
David W. Raymond
El . . erty. One of the stores «an be made
3 L )‘DERTAKER readydfnr occupancy. if the purchases
a _ may mire. within a short time.
3 . 1;. —0ffi.-e. 1103; House, as: P. 0. Box. 645 South Nor-walk;
i »_.v n50 MEN'S BUILDING .- ~ »- ' ‘- on - ’
m
, WILLIAM F. HOYT
TN SALE —— UNCLAIMED Real Estate
FREIGHT '
“ti fi‘m Th3; wot-k u“ have two iln'ires. 5-.
.136}: New Haven & Hart- :rl-o’rti‘ lath. “hit-h we can shit :or
._ v... --ll .17 l’tm‘tt Ann, ., “J“ tedi-
" Eamon. nonth No! 1 , ,- .
. IlT'l‘ l‘liin.‘ (if 5'1 ‘ _ ]){,L‘L{" J r')rlm,-‘ “-thr and ('l"‘1’f§\:
.l. t,.n..ral Stu-mp. t-f ltL'ht- in" $5: "“0. ¢a~h 311W
l'nnnemér-ut RVTlSlOD Ol . , . .
; r-, . mirth :1~l.ll‘i’1;ur 7“” ”him” MW” 3“ a 300d
”.322“ .4... following. prop- neiahborbtmd. 55W") for in" two.
_ 'V‘j;.}» lubricant unn- llOU:~"f. ( ar phi-+6.5 ill? dunr. :
-v« -:i.:,v»r tiarazo (‘0. South ,, l
, " shipped by Red be,“ -911? new -rfanz‘t‘." houue, 10 rooms.V
. h...“ ;, about Auzust San-JIM. mortzazr $7130“; residential
”w . lu~~> hat: consigned ”9(‘7’011: l
n t'tvrnpem} So Norwalk. l
2.. ma. Vt'aring Hat . '
_ .1 W.) M“. mk WILLIAM F. HOYT ‘
,\ ,~ .‘wr is 1920 \‘l‘m. REAL E
' ., r Azurv N. Y. .\'. H STATE, TEL. 435 3
r ‘ 'er Mans.
@059 TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
OLD CARS ‘;
‘ . f” ‘}:u::1n‘_‘ $5 robin?
‘ ~... ' films .BPH" late of Sell Your Old Cars to a”
: rive Bt'dgewii A3“ W'ed‘"
h..- rmurt liar odysrlrnbnt as the Pro- 3 0'
1310 North Avenue
Between .021]: and Center an,
“it“ ufiw. X‘trwa‘ . - _ ,
of March .., “‘X‘ ("n the 1“ d4?
1" O'clock. lore-
{4‘
Dolor. 4’4} a worngn: ' ~
1 . 1fl1E‘FHS‘2d 311de cm
5: . :7 i“ h“ “milieu! thereof.
*3... I. '. 3'2“" 7 ram this order Phone Bdrm 5586-2
1 T ..';.'. i 1" a [‘*W5P3i"‘7 havi '
.. Q7” "‘7“ -4 mm“ a, “:35 Second-ham Maud tires to
tint... 3...: 1.. (lat: or manymkodesr
HENRY V.‘ (JRE'JI‘RY
_ Judge. “
12 NOTICE CHAPELLE MAY
~ we!” ,2le to ail oer— Y '
0. .1“... 1...... m: 1.. LOCATE {3’3 PLAINT
’ 13..“ a publu beg-"Ea 111.11“: ‘
» affair/n (“Minted o.‘ the ‘ NORWALK
.'\»"'v”~a..: wi'l be 1:»: . . ~ ~
.' nu (in. Hall. finding: C3LUJMLG from TVS: Tag-1
i‘ei’vruat‘.‘ 21 1.02:. 'ai
.. ~.-_ p u: to consider me snaps-lie '3 still owned it? the Federal
21"” (llanze and dfelg- i or 121mm: Forwaratiort although no‘
.' E .:,4—'> ‘
. on both side:- of
r, LU called and to alter.
. ; 4... F2519 building lines
~ >‘vr-ond. Third and
fif‘C'Ilpinj b} it. inasmurn as that rer-
feern mwntly “Emmanuel: bUEJDtSh
here.
It is known that
, 5., "filed. 1 _ A ‘ represemtatiies of
5 .15. 9%? ‘Ctmo Agreggfi‘: hapeiie have been in Nor-wail; look—
pm. “ng and tonallter mg over the labor situation here and
(ll—y..gna?e buildin 1' a”
“:4... (1.! FOQI‘Lh aging;
Jrezory Boulevard on the
’L gimme on the wast. 211
iruznz District of fine
Var-Lb such 3:120}: as shall
. l optima. '
ymmire sites for a Lactorj. It is
also mom {has the concern is storing
a considerable portion oi its manufac-
tured material here.
Chapelie. himself.
the present time.
is in France a:
He is rated as the
.N‘I'.".‘""”E.. Conn, this 15131 Was-gent Terrier in the world and is also
f .li’é—L Alfie M.MW - 1:. row w
~ A M L. BABT‘CON,
. Set-ond ILLH'ivt
six months irom the date hereof lot";
the «reditors of said estate to exhibit'
lhtll‘ claims- to; settlement. Those‘
~«tho neglect to pirau-nt their at-r‘oun's,
properly attested. Within bald time.
Will be dvliarred a rormrry. All r"!-
sons indubtt-d to i-aid estate art-
quwted to make )tnm‘vdiatv payment
to JOHN LAKi'l‘Si'li.
hilt-cuter.
A'-
NOTICE ,
Notice is hereby ghen '0 all persons
2m: rested ill“ a pubis hv sung by the
Mayor and l‘ount-il us who ":i}' of Nor.
walk Will be lt‘ltl :11 up adjourned
meeting of tin» ('ount-el a' the Council
('hulllfwtr, (‘itjv Hail rm who 21~t day
of Fe brunt}. 191:. ,.,- l min ocio< k.
{I m . tr) con-5'04 lI’.=‘ rule. can l‘ryanrv
and Iran-lei" m .1 ("Halli “Bufialo
‘l’lIlS ' silent rolim Hatmmd at the
Barn (if) \‘i'ugur glrr.‘x1l
Set-0nd i)l:~ll':(’t. "fly “3 N‘tt‘walk. 8nd
a remain “Ford" touting car lma'wi
a: the barn at the highwa; (ivpaz'l-
ms-nt. Sun“. >lr‘39i, Fl'kl lil~:;;. ‘ (‘Itx'
‘ol .‘x'orvledr. and to take all nth-mug.-
and prupe: atllon therewzt‘n
hand a: the (l.}' oi Korea‘s, :tir
lD'h day h‘ F- bruatjv. 114:2
CALVlN L. BARTON.
Nora—all; Conn. l‘é‘bYUdl‘)’ 1.3, 1922
XUllCP ilé. hereby given that John R
“‘rlzle} ll":l
ternunaze its (~(nr;;0rau— existente. and
all oi the creditozs Lh-r-eo:
quested and named to prvgtnl
515 NV‘WIOWn avenue. Somali-z Fanny.-
tiruv._ Within five months iron; the1
gdate hereof. ’
By order of the Board of Directors.
B M. TENNY.
Secretar}
Weather Forecast.
For .‘Corwalk and \il inn) Snow in
the interior and sums: or rain on the
(‘0'er this alwmoon and tomgfi‘;
Thursday clearing and (older: 5351
shitting to nonhwest gale-s, Warnings
for high winds are displayed on the
roast. The southern disturbance is
central this morning m'er Geoyzia and
the northern disturbance central
m-er Ontario. They axe causing 5n—
senli—d Weather with snow or ran:
{mm the Mississippi river eastward no
the cowl An W of high pressure
owr the Bucky Mountains is produc»
mg pleasant weather, with low new.
peratures in the western districts.
j:
SC“’ YORK BANKER “(1'5
ESTATE 15 BIOSTCLAIR
Skin-an] J. Duty Purina». P109211)
of the Law Frank A. Ferris.
Genoa property belonging to the estate
of. the late Frank A. Ferris. formerly
of South Nor-walk. at Russell Tm
and i‘nion Sim Within N. l. 10'
Edward J Luff}: of the firm 0! Kean.
Taylor «S- Co.. bankers. of New York
The house is of Elizabethan design.
of tape-stir} brick confiwct‘wn with
pear-y tile roof. and contains fourteen
rooms and nnree mm m grounds
have a ironing; of 120 fleet on Russell
Terrace and 24% feet on China street.
1
mmmmwwm
Estate r There in Zi rer, l'i dappervnflvr- ..
O T ope d 8 lot his death for letters rtcvived 170m.
.g'rit-f.
1Com puny.
Ma). or. l
we it".
'h'firl
: I‘9F3l“('il\'“ ("aims to Hobart 54 Tm’my.’
‘13,: points to ye'ztexdap'r 3 point rise
bars of the family Qtoday suited that'
COIoncl Hall died"_"’ot heart twinning
8 no premonition.
him idk‘awd that he was in excellent?
health as was the ease Wbon he and‘
Mrs. ”all started for Florida some.
tlmr- alga.- It is believed that Govero’
nor Everett J. Lake and Mrs Laki-
hud jointvd Colonel and Mrs. litlll at:I
ltaytona several days ago. 1
As soon as it became known here.
that Colonel Hall was dead. the en—'
tire community was plungtd into
In the four mills: or lite colon-
Gardincr Hull. Jr..and
were employee who were
family with a,
(-l's lather.
regarded by the mu
deepur feelin gthan lbw-'4' of employer
and cmgloyee. The welfare of the
latirr» was at all. times cart-fully con-
sidered b)’ .1434? (“ml/EOFI'I’S. It was
ufl- I. 5.1M that llw South “'illington
pan. of the town l>l ions“! to the;
Halls. The larger pan. oi the real—
who also
ample} to
estate did belong to Um firm
providl-d bonus for their
and faxnilim.
“no of tho
Daytona. came to Charles Hoimn, a!
ManchI-slcr. a brother“: law. in)! no
information was given at the time as
to when the body would he suit
noxth.
nilmgofi ,.., « find} 510:“
Team Wall Street :3!
‘WALL STREET. 5mm Ai'h‘vugh)
communication will on; o: town wry;
lure. especially the south, “to. tutor;
'(' ' z; n 'n r L . '. -'
p won in d.» nix: dmjvrupted by 1b.: storm. trading during mmw M
l he morning showed increasing
breadth and (-onlidvnte 0:: lbs? my
change 11):: late tor rail mono-5 knew}
from 41;; to 4 per cent immediately atl-
ter the first hour. if 5 Steel rose a
large {realm above 99 lot the firm
time since 1920 inl'vslmvnl rails also
4 were at highest levvls for the current
marrmenl. Canadian Pacific added‘
and L'nlon Paige and Soulhernl
Pacific urerp motivratr—ly resrmneive‘j
with some of the prominent grungersi
and cmlers. Lees at'li'i'il} was shown;
Arrow Preferred was in demand lat-:rj
and it gained two point»: Elsewhere?
4
Gail sold one to two points below yes.‘
Lender's. final prices
”0 NATIONAL HOUSING CONFER-
. EHCE l
“1534155795. Feb. 15. -Pnesisvmi
Harding in a letter Lo-éienator King.
Denim-rat. Utah. made public union}
by the latter. declared a 0011151de
it mads‘isahie at this time to call a
national housing conl‘aenoe. The «ex-l
V M. Crawler é: Bros. sold the Mei-1m!“ e 3350 W $21 he did not ed M
know ‘1917 a W ‘ ‘72 palm ‘ e” to;
new 4; WW and added m
be very and; W. "ll we ongh t :9”
m to erase one."
actions TO éxpnossa
gafixboomwlocal mounts-185‘- tomes
Mayan; smile make Kori-all: its home.
ll
basement of benefits and damages was
.thl- vicinity besides himself favored
she list was incimed lo yield under vibe-l
unpews of realizing and short selling ‘ . .3 .‘ -
With the independent steels particulmdn " 3 LM‘ ' llz'zgz' Morning
w 3:; bears: Crumble. Republix- andl lsnw unwise: '1‘0 so. sonwsnx. 0
l
COUNCILMEN HEAR _.
Asher PLANS Fen " : S
W‘IDENING WALL STJ
We are to be crowded into one-hull our Iormer Bpllct‘. ~« Alterations
Continued from First Page
have commenced. This is Why we offer lllv toiluwlng lm‘ stile:
12 ft. Bods Fountain, 20 Counter Stools, 12 Marble Top Tobin:
and 48 Vienna. Chairs. Wall Minors, Electric Piano. ‘
One Ice Box lot live 10.33.]. freezers
~5 a:
New England Candy Co.“
10 South Norwalk '.
mittw was not uulhorlsed to get the ?
figures. .
Mr. Hoyt advised caution regarding =5 ,
the bond issue matter. as them was a}: '
likelihood that the percentage would .
become. too high (or the city. He won- '
derod if the State Highway Commis-
sion could not be persuaded to pay
some portion of the alteration. ‘ »
Mayor Barton said that he know]
nothing of the probable cost but that
figures had been mentioned that
ranged from $50,000 to 3.150.000. .
Mr. McMahon said that immediate
action wns necessary and that there
would be a delay of nrfiwoar it‘ a bond
issue was used. and that. unit-es the
amount. was boo items. that a dime-t
and special tax was justified.
Judge John H. Light. representing
Rogers 5; Stevens. whose plans for the
alienation of tin- old Wilson building
are being held up. said that his clieolsl
wllilleli to do mouthing possible to:
aid city dovelopmrnl. but that delay
was cost-lug thorn considerable money.
and that if they c-onsentcd to hold up
their proposed work they would have
no assurance that the matter would
be gom- through with.
Jill: said that il’ thruwork was to be
done now. what was lll’udl‘d was the
laying of a tax. as a bond issue meant
that tlmvwofrk would notlw started or Then: is no indication ”0m Ulster
done this )ear. }Lt‘ sold he had re-
ived estimates or the cost which at an intention to liberate the football
“‘3 'ptsyers. but it has been calamity Inti-
Tlillgl‘d from $100,000 to $150,000. but . .
, ,, ‘ 4' u M {Md that an application (or ball
that he had no ldtu us to be are r y will not be refused. The Lord Chun-
. . . I f tug-
“ mu“ figures. The ”Mug", cellar in his spat-ch in the House of
I
'24-uoun CALM on
ULSTER FRONTIER
HAS snoucn'r RELIEF
CHURCH DIVORCE CASE
STAMFORD, l-‘t-b. 15.'_Th9 smut»
mum at the divorce action of Mrfl
Elsie .l. Church of Mich Isobel.
her husband. Captain Alfred W
Church. which came about at Bridge.
port. was said by counsel today in 0.-
brace a deed 01' The Chleltflil, in
"00,000 estate 0! the cum cl
Greenwich, to Mrs. Church. Tb. M1
m agrees to purchase oer-tun other
personal property from her husband
0. 'G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Oflloo A. 1:. storm
(Continued from First Page.)
is uncouth-riled. and has been poui~
lively denied by l.icutcnnnl.—(_'oloncl W'.
it. Spender. secretary to the Ulster
Cabinet.
for the presidency. lie served as h h ht Lords Yesterday said he believed the
. proper. He said also that o t oug . . . .
paymamer-genrml on the start of ”I“ inasmuch as Rogers 6: Stevens northfirn s‘ovfirnn'rinhm linking owlsslld Munro 8101., South I“
Governor eHnry Roberts. had no assurance from the city that u“ V U" 0 ‘3 L "-0 5 nnces. ‘
L‘olonel Hall was gradual”) lrom work was to be gone ahead with it not be unwilling to assent to a note
prowqul when the cases against the
men were returned to the Assume.
(“dramatically hope is entertained that
the fooling on both sides 0! the border
may be modified before long on the
question of prisoners.
Further hope for n lessening o! the
tension is based on the fact that the
"British Government has fluggt-sted to
both Prvmivr Craig and Mr. Collins
the appointment of liaison oiliccru on
van-h side of the lime to keep in con—
stant touch and mum local irritation.
'l‘hr: oult‘onu: of this suggestion is as
yet. unknown.
The difficulty regarding the suspen-
sion of the British evacuation has not
been rt-rnrn'l-d. Mr. Collins came to
London last night and will see secre—
tan’ for Colonies Churchill. and pen
imps also the premier. today. it can
not be douhtod that suspension of the
lirlllsh troop mm'vinvut has maimed
irelund suspicion :us to the Govern-
mrnl'e position, mu! it. reinstall to in:
was bt-st for them to give out con—
tracts for their alterations, unless en-
joined by the city.
M. J. Riordan said the improvement
was badly needed and that it was best
to go ahead with the work now. Hr
added that he believed that the coun-
('11 could find a way to pay for the
work without. the matter being too
burdensome on any particular tax-
payer or section. He said that he be-
lii-H-d Judge Light's figures to be a
trifle high.
Edward M (kins. said that lie
lion-d in the improvement. and that he
lu'llevl-d that other proporty owners in
Clearance
Sale
Now in Progress
GOLDEN’S »
Washington 8t., 80. Norma
bi! -
Hit improvcmthl. llv said however.
that he did not twill \t‘ it was; wise to
pint-m 1h" full rxpc-mso on the owners
lll‘ u. but that tlu- cost should be dis-
ixlhuiml mvr (ill: (in:
Judge \Nlilltlm l-~ Tammany. as car—
in emailing ol llm
para! ion r‘ounsi l,
mutt: r hiilll llu H‘ was rum-till: will" , , ., ' , . ,.
wd tape to im pont- through wlm it he ”"3". “ht-”ll“ r. Ulla! lid irmulrrgc‘y:.lr?“
“ulllllluri‘lf'4 HF follows: ll) Xllllll“ :1. “‘9 ill‘H‘. 3‘ hit h ml a fly I . I g.
I ' ' it “no rumorrd in Dublin yostcrdn)
non of a notirr for a hearing at least.
(1 ,5 m “hm,“ of “a. hparmg. that tho vim-mum” would is: rI-sume-d
it! ' ' ' ,.
’l\I . ' , ‘-
4‘!) the adoption of a rpguman for today}. but r‘onlirmu'tior; “fm- “011.. ’0:-
tin :iltpoimmt nt of a board of from laitmhlv "A" V Vida}. 13" l .1 H i .
possible if the situation in damned 1!“.
him" emad fillilllfl'Jlll}.
liI‘ZlJ’Afl’I'. Feb. 15 (Associated
holders to make a layout and surw'y.
and the W moments oi“ benefit); and
danmgofi; (:3) the suhmlmlon 0! a r«-— . .. . ,. ¢ . 7 w!" .
DO” by this body: (4) another hunr- lrflsb’k. J-(_0“mfl;mf‘ fiftifi‘l: ”1.0”“? l
lHL’ on [in matter by the council. Willi "“w " ”dmu’ " ‘ ’ ‘ ’ l
”40“. the I’oi'mnnugh, in laid work's raids. hob
at l"iAL~'l a tul duys‘ “()1le .. ,. _
. - .,. r . . . . .. . ‘ . rHurnt-Il to his lmrtdcks Ht “4:! n.
w”... ..., m. Mum...“ or in 1......” m WWW CW”), 1...... .Save the Surface and
y-pori. the inmiil’iuilirnl of it. or llw l" . _ ..
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1' l: rt‘ln; in“ k to ill" frt'el'iolxivre 10" l ”"4 l‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ .
333::le “Citing“:lllffl:)li‘l:li"::.llJll tin ‘; ‘ . ‘ :Paint and varniSh Prom
PHI“ 1’? (.1 ”’4 “1,10”: (7, ll): {flaynuqflShe-:14;‘:::llg:' in llm ht'lilllurl lur i.;« " Your I)roperty
:::'::.i. in-.." ,, W. _,_ jA pew line of .m- riot decor-stirs
3"": "h““l'l finishes in stock. Ask for book);
tum 410m timer E& B. It. R. (u :
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“fill. and (1') the I‘olill'v;
iiw-‘fiifi'djtl: being: 3-4!st lN. Y., N.
mood at 12.. alliouul tnt)‘ mt» pay. '1 u
um i 1‘.) ' l IU‘IL TABLE
you save all
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li-p::tl!h£tll had little it an} mom 3 agfyficj1vfi (xj‘guflg lfi’ffl, 1’21}
isliallsslfl‘ HEW Mar l’rv'r‘li’h in“ 0""350. NOBR’ALK TO 5153' ‘KUMKI
Ham on tho part oi the lAmsllllml. l Dill}. l
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17.5531, Lion. 15.13, 3.941. 9.315, 101le
3:1,. was ppmx'mi 1M math: (1' 11.2]; ,_
u. 1l.’.l‘;{l it: ill! lt'fildnl' inns aif P. hi.v~12.23. 1131' [23‘ Lugng ”f a lieaz‘i’uciuht Ribbed
l—‘otji'lz. L1,“: and (_'tt‘.l Lulu-us», i‘fisfil‘fljfil); 3,221, 4.511;“ 57 4, 0‘11}; 052': ' '
f‘x‘uevltniil and also lot‘ 271“ 741111“ "146.561, 7.23;, 30.01%. 223.431. ;
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.t« T. lnm‘r "mommies: J} ” l A. M.»-5.43x. the. 2.231.194”. 3
Milli! 5:413 U at his . liom «Iv-tam! 2.. lot! y, m..w-12.oi. 3.11;. 1.433;, 2.4%»;
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l
("o-.4 as: man. “it“ it had a lav-village at 9,191, 19.95:. 19.40. 32.3711.
t. 1...: m. «w amu- am 1-3“ ““2: them; . cold days
J'oizilh bivt-l A twmy INA ’Slfiu' YORK ‘10 M). ISOLHUAIJ.
building: 3m- 1m rr wow-mm; Lilla. ”w.“
trout “mung a home!» “all! ms) ‘3‘ *4 A- Ill—~13 . {Zinc (2.35.9. 7.42:. $ 2 . 1 5
a“... 1,4 «ornhn‘l mm in. ask“: that 132153.091. 9.35;. 9.421.. 10.06. mum.
allowed is: mu :‘oar'h mxlzt A. P. Ads—12.33. 3.96. 2.2431. 2.90. 2.391.
£444 Obi”! the link. Annual-'3’ Fflrlélhlfli :334. 4.23, 4.253;. 5.397., 8.35. 6.09;.
l :l.’ Halli that his I‘lit-rtl Mrs Jennie? 46.93, 7.2521. 43.90:. 11.101, 12.9202»
bands}.
or two for $4.00
; roll iris » ._
Atheism"! way, ”i I, fillfllib'
1,1,: :31 n? 11.4 tomb." 0‘ hill): 54"” “lid 1 A. 3L~€.0{l. 1.433.. 9.00:, 39.023.
: ,.,._ atpgdfi . S’J’f/ in“ ”not. evoki- 13.0021. .
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“(m-1.: 320‘! m 1321' to min ! y-vsaairmr 01.5.1751, (Look 7,905, 7,251., 3,903, 11.19;. <
Fourth sin-rt also land but}! Univ: 1100; 1
houses Within llJ, 1w uh loot Sim» A;
Mann: m it) in» mm Tut-Mile) me- so. nonwm TO new ”AYES. M 9 Sh
hing on titles ”mile: to Mot-oz: of"? 3M1. en 8 Op
('Q‘ulll’ilfflall Millet. A. 31.4.02, 7.35. 9.92; 19.2!!!“ .
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b
on I...“ Tut-win} (Yr-nine on lilo prov :623. 7.971;. $16!. 9.333. 12.2814. 12.281.
hamequlpmenls. motors and “’18 “divas-Pd malt r-l an ancient hug-4m 101144. 431,03;
5 es. , .1, ... , ,. - , 1”,? hotel 55131348 m ’ ‘
' .9 ~ , “and 4.1.1 old nutoammlit in a c. I . ,
“ALL S'Ei REE]. 1 st: 9. xxx—PierJeTLmtg ”3902533: in prawn». 4:}:31‘1 Midi 1L ISL—”1.4.8:, 74:5, gpljzz. w 19’
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3’. his-“32.9151. 2.071. 1.421.. (2321!.
ms. 7.97;. mix. b.4151. 9.12;. :2 28;.
rust at the city stables tor some time.
This ill-raring was 6313‘ (3 tor a: Him 11-—
44314”; cl Fatwa (‘ommimow r, Count-Ji-
There is" a Fine Spec“
Sale Opening This
HOSPITAL “FLU” ; ”a”
BILL MAY BE PAID? A- lit—W452; 5.47, 6.47, 5.09, s 25,
- 9,451, “.00
ll
POMI’EIA N TOILET
PREPARATIONS.
P. M.-—~12.!9x 12.54. 296. 3.532;. >
(Continued :mm mm Page) ”.22, 5.32, 5.20. 61941, 5.19;. 91:23,. The prices are lower than u
11.41:: have ever noted but re
the city. l sandal). . (l O '
The trmnrers raped; the 2.1.2.6in A. Dir-4.521, 7 5‘, 3 311. 9J5}. Pompemn H I g h 1 Cream
man and other Molar routine law. l' Tubes ...... 7
reports were act-km fled 9W 053.: P. 35—12391. 12.54:. 1.571. 2.2531. -, . . U .. .
file- and all bills room ‘ were order- 8.58:. 4,32. 6.04:. 6.10;. 7,971,. 9.35:. PWW I”! 034413 -- - g
1.“. 11.41:. Pompemn Enemy Powder “,
mmammm 3. g .
W at three W “[50011] n‘oswufi 11) 94530317, roman” Bloom (rouge) ' fi
he
mm neat.
Pompslaa fragrance T330 a
Don’t miss it.
Clifford
Daily.
_ s. aha-5.5a, 9.0.8.
3 'TP. M—ml.25. 1.5443. 4.393. £9.35. 6.26
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“In.
Norwalk Chronicler