Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 7, 1922 · page 11

 

 

 

 

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Wants, To Let, For Sale, "Barium and 'PrafOIiomleu-dg, flagging” Adm.

CLASSIFIED ADVER'i‘lS

Two Cents «a word; minimum 011mg. 600 minus. 3 time: $1.00. Oops Double Price.

 

 

 

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Today in Wall Street;

WALL STREET, 10:80 a. m.—‘Prices
\vere firm at the opening of today's
.Stock Market, but irregular reactions
soon set in as a result of profit-taking.
Consolidated Gas. the feature of yes-
terday's brisk rally. eased one point.

 

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N. - lys Overland Preferred, Chandler

rs ..-. -_ w Mr Studebaker.l Colorado Fuel and Gulf

States Stee, forfeited large fractions

WANTED F OR -SALE BUsmESS NOTICE to one point. Tobaccos and food

’ .. '._—_—_—-.__..g u sperialties were supported. the sugar
v, . . lush Register. state (all:

etc. Horin. 31'
or phone Chel-

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.rwnl‘k in small tami . .1.
East Norwalk. P one

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. int-“v. is on Men's under-il
\,.,.l. :u oncc'to Henderson
ll.t:h strcvt, horwalk,

tn LEASE ~~House of 8 or

 

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EQRSALE—Jnian's Columbia bicycle

in good condition, coaster brake and
new tires.‘ A bargain. lnq. C. P.
ranges. 66 South Main Street. Phone

 

FOR SALE—1 divan. 1 spring rocker,

.1 walnut table, 1 Edison house phono-
'in the County 0

graph and 120 records. 56 Fort St.

FOR SALE—~An unusual chance to‘

secure a fine modern house within
three biorlts ol’ the station, in high-
class restricted residential neighbor-

,mm have all improve- hood. Living room. dining room, kitch-
,, . . u ol‘ Zfil‘ilgC’. not over one an and breakfast room on first floor.
,_, .i tiwu. Tel.1304-4. Three bedrooms and bath on second.
¥ 4_ Large open fire place. double hard-

,1 ._.t l mnpewnt cook. Toie- Wood floors. electric lights. gas range.
.1 61'3. Norwalk. wUltra modern. Two car..doubie heal.-
“M. ed garage. It you have $250 cash, tele-

TO LET

Rooms, upstairs in business
gr)! barber shop or tailor
. . in United Grocer. 20 Noah.

s: .01. book No. 26126 and.
mm ('iub books on the South

.\‘ wings Bank. Finder retum
ll.l_\llll‘lll has been stopped;
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H [LLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE ,

u int i an) otTcring this week!“

‘ moms, 1 small burn, 1 well:

 

 

 

 

 

. -‘ ot land. all in excellent

: mu lor $11,300, ,
ti moms, chicken houses, 1.’
.vtrtuc, 1 well. 1'1; acres of
H'N'I'; cash $1,900.

. housc, 10 rooms, 2 baths. lot
l’Im- 3413002 casn $1,000.

v. rtmtll house. 6 acres of land.
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chicken houses. Price:
.1 ' (.thll $1.01)”.

"' 1 Mum.» out buildings. i acres
lr’lll l’tuzt- $21.51)“; mortgage or-
will

~ imam, lmrns. good well. fruit
w l'licv- $11,000; ‘cush $1.5m). .-
ll rllllnls, 4t! .‘H'i‘PZQ', 211 .nct‘es
‘ “it pinned. l? ui'l'i‘fiwb‘ul‘ “'00il’.
. mil-t lw st ('11 to l)t' npp‘rt'ciulctl.
‘l‘l' llllt ltN'illl‘ll l’l‘lt'e $l2.5|l0.
ll .Hlouo
VIILLIAM F. HOYT
Real Estate—Tel. 435
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EOR SALE
Home, 9 rooms with all

improve-
mt-nts. well located, of! West. avenue.
l’rino $5.500.

“music. 6 rooms —wlth all improve-

mt'nls, Wvll l()liilt’tl in East Norwalk.
I‘rltf‘ 33pm).

5"” 1.) llll' Lllars

Ask John T. Hayes

No i Mam Street

 

 

Norwalk-
Real Estate Insurance
FOR SALE
1 ONE 7-ROOM HOUSE

l .
. Ill: improvements. 2-car garage.
One extra. lot 5011100
On Trolley Line

of the best

East

locations
Norwalk

fll. LAYTON & CO.

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H. BAXTER

DRUGGIST
' age 6: Shaw, Park a Tilt“
Green Seal, and 311130111
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
AGENT FOR

CANDIES

.tlrick & Chase Garage

3 cred Cylinders Repaired

”Hetylenc Welding and Brain!
TELEPHONE 91!

zmond St.. South Norwalk. Conn

 

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' or runabout.

phone 2822.

F01: SALH~<1920 Ford Sedan. pri-

vately used. Best buy in town Will
sell or exchange for a Ford touring
Also a 1920 FOEd Coupe
body. Will sell or exchange for tours
ing or runabout body. Phone Nor-

' walk 194—2 daytime or 2153 evenings.

4

FOR SALE —At Raymond and Day St.,
South Notwalk. 5 heavy work
horses. 2 driving horses. 30 set of.
heavy harnesses. 4 square box Wagons,

: 1 lumber box wagon, 2 top buggies. All.

horses guaranteed to be,

good work
horses. *

 

FOR SALE—Nash Coupe. 1919, per-
fect condition. Recently overhauled"

and painted. Special equipment. Good

appearance. Reasonable price. Phone
D

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FOR SALE—Late model Oldsmobile
stx. touring car, $500. Shufelt‘s gar-

 

agc. Ediie avenue, East Norwaik.
Phone 2825.2.

 

group showing especial strength, sel-
ling of foreign Oils. nmably General
Asphalt, unsettled the market Within
the first half hour.

Certificate Rte-extending Char-tor

Treasury Department. Office
Comptroller of the Currency.
Washington, D. 0.. January 30. 1922.

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located in the Cit of South Norwalk 11339110“ ‘lhe preferred dEClining 5
Fairfleld and the
State of Connecticut, has compiled
with all the provisions of the Act of
Congress “to enable National Ban

Associations to extend their corporate
existence, and for other purposes." ap-
proved July 12. 1882. as amended by
the Act, approved April 12, 1902..

Now. Therefore, 1. D. R. Crissinger,
Comptroller of the Currency. do here-
by certify that “The City Nationgll
Bank of South Nor-walk" located to
the City of South Norwalk in the
County of Fairfield and State of Con-
necticut is authorized to have succes-
sion for the period 5 ccified .in its
amended articles association:
namely until close of business on Jan-
uary 3 , 19-12.

In testimon whereof witness my
hand and Sea of office this thirteenth
day of January. 1922.

D. R. CRISSINGER.
Comptroller of the Currency Exten-
sion .No. 1439. Charter No. 2648.

yous AUTOMOBILE

the domestic issues also gave way
moderately and reactions among
motors and rubbers were more exten-
sive. Gas shares cancelled onlya'
small part of yesterday's gains and
steels rallied on announcement of
price advances by one of the largest
Pittsburgh producers. Pressure against
international Paper. Phillips-Jones
Preferred and National Enameliing
Pi'd. was offset. by the strength of
United Fruit. Central Leather Pt'd..and
Tobacco Products Pfd. Dealings in
walls were light and irregular. Call
money opened at 4&2 Per cent.

“3511.1. STREET. 1:30 p. Dl.~"Ef'
forts to bring about further liquidation
in the early weak features were una-
valiing. the market hardening in sym-
[athy with an actch inquiry for the
chemical. can and trac'ion issues.’
Continuance of the recent active in-

Has deterioated, meaning “new!“ qujr} for investment bonds and the
parts and units are worn and in bad ready absorption of new, issues on-
conditton.a condition whichahouidnot (‘Ouraged 51190111311“: buying. Ameri-

can ice and Virginia Carolina Chemi-
cal Pl‘d. improved four ponits, Kresge
Company 3‘13. American Agriculture
Chemical PM. 3 1-4 and Manhattan
.Eleiated 23-4. Purc Oil was de-
pressed 1‘ 1-4.

MORE TESTIMONY
IN 14 ALLEGED

be neglected. for safety and economic
reasons. First-class overhauling by,
expert mechanic on all make cars. All
work guaranteed. Phone 499, Garage
15 Marshall So, So Norwalk.

JOSEPH 8. KERY. .18.
Plumbing, Tinning and Heating
quntry Water Syafim
Ranges and One-Pipe eater.
Telephone 492

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BRAND NEW BATHROOM, $55

Syphon closet. china. low-down tank.
enamel bathtub and lavatory. with all
nickel-plated fittings; special big bar-
gain. white celluloid watercioset
seats, $5. Seldenberg Co.. 545 3d ave.
retweeu 36th and 37th streets, N. Y.

FOR SALE—Market garden. straw-

berries. truit, 7-room house. henv
ne’ry, shop. pig pen, $2.500 cash. Geo.
Mitchell. Telephone 1861.

 

‘ Henry Beaupain
TRIMMING

Trees, Grape Vines, Shrubbery
4 Woodbury Ave., Norwalk
Telephone 140613

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O. G. PALMER
Auctioneer

Office A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store. South ii'orwuh

NOTICE

Nllillt- i»; llnt‘vlu} :iH-n t1) Jill lH‘l
sons Illlt‘lt‘.~ll'il in or “httrt‘ land max
lw :Il‘l’v‘t'ti-tl in) llli‘ vsldliiisllluv-nl or
('llilnt'l' ol building luv-s on ('mw .i\"-
llllt', Smmirl ’l‘hird. l-‘ourth iinll l-‘i.;h
>tl‘t'lrls‘. Ill liw 'i'lilrtl 'i'oxiut: liislxitt o1
ill“ (‘lly ol Nolutilk. that u tun-cling ol

tiu- t'nllllllilil't' to consulwr thv math-r
(it >illil build'mur lines will be held on
tli» lth (lay ol March. .1922. at eight
o'clock in lllt‘ t-lenlng.'in llli' (‘ouncil
i'humln r, ('11:. Hall. at “hit-ll timl- 1nd
plat-w all interested pnrtics iiil‘ rt-
qucstml to appear and lw llt'nlll th *rw
on.

mm: .it Nor-walk. Murth thl. 1203‘:
illl‘iiARi) H. GOLDEN.
ALBERT M, l'tlHl..\l.\.\'.

l), u. 155.1111. 0
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ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT

District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
l‘ourl, March 6. A, 1).. 19.22.
'Estuu- of Sarah A. Starr,
Norwalk. in said district.
'(lrdcn-d. That the executor exhibit
his administration account to this
court for adjustment. at the Probate
office in Norwalk. 0n the 21st (lav of
March. 192:. at 10 o'clock. l‘orenoon:
and that all pcrsons interested in said
estate may be notified thereof. the
executor will cabse this order tovbe
published. in a newspaper having a cirI
t-uiation ill said district, at least five
days betoro said 215i day of March.

1922.
HENRY W's GREGORY.

 

late of
deceased.

 

v._ l.l.l.\.\l MORAN,
nmmiNENT HATTER
DIED LAST NIGHT

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from

First Page.

'llv nomination
it'llll tlulcs,
[lit-liliit‘tl onc ol the spcclal
w H>~lfil Illt' Second Taxing
(‘nllltlllsslunnr‘s in the
1-1' 1h.- filtcr and be con-
.1. on this as the question
rllpply was one cu

.; utivn much thought and

lor mayor

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It
mull
l‘vl

.\ll' Moran had con-
lilo-r similar to the
llH- oily and while the
\il'lv compelled to use
ml badly his employos
v.11 h} Hijoyctl filtered
also a member of
'lM‘ vre-cted the \Vash-
lwltlw' '
‘.\‘ll be

held at 2:30
ntternoon from-
l‘~_‘ South Main street;

l1...;.;.1.r_ pastor ot the
imptisr church. offh

IIlfiIIlS will b? buriel in
wry.

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TROOPS STILL
KEEP STRIKERS
FROM MILLS

Continued from Page One.

uponcis-ti to the call.

Stwcrzll ot' the mills in
'iuimed increases in thr- number of
norki rs l‘i'PUi'llllE today. The (frown
Manufacturing Company of Attlclnoro
announced that twenty additional
workcrs reported. The Hope Com—
pany also announced an increase.

In the Blackstone Valley. Wherr-
mass pickr-ting was inaugurated yes—
terday, the situation was quiet.
HARTFORD POLICE

DROP PROBE INTO
FIRES AT TRINITY

HARTFORD. March 7.—City Po~
lice Chief Garrett J. Farrell nn'nounc-
t-d yesterday that the investigation in-
to the series of incendiary tires at
Trinity college had been dropped.
Detectives stated they did not believe
further investigation would avail
anything. '—

The State Police Ounde'r Superin—
tendent Robert T. Hurley are to con-
tinue their investigation the latter

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\Vnm Advs. Bring good,

said Two men of the force were at
the college all day conducting 1n-
quirles. ‘1 __ -3.)

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Judge. 1

 

21 Ta lor Avon , . . alk, nn. . .

1.; _ . 9:}: Now Co 7 GAMBLING CASES
Na gy Brunocumdmdisuncc -

Btu 0! all kinds. trip: to (Continued from First Page.)

New ork. Addmu 11 mt. ——

Phone 818. “t Non-walk who llus Hour lll“ barber

 

shop.
\tllusllulls‘

Skidtl vcry clt-vcrl}
ot .Iuclpt'c
the ra putntlon or thi

t-vnded the
Lockwood as to
lutrbcr shop with

 

CARRIGAN I: mum. local m Ion!
distance trucking or all kinds
once Leary & 00.. Phone 1577. Bonn

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phone 38:. a tlrv humor that kept tlic court-room
- of sin 11.1th in an uproar.

FROM THE FACTORY T0 t'm. r of Police William 1:. l‘cn~.

THE HOME ningioxl tn Sillll'll that the harbor slmpl

Mattresses. pillows, bolster-I Ila had :1 bad reputation saying that he

had it l'l'l\|’fl Humorous tclcphone calls,
about lilc place. as \vcll as anonymous
icttvrs sl‘inncd doom. liowcvcr. hy
.\tloln<-\ l‘.tlil (‘onntr\‘. rcprcscnling‘
lllt .iutlswtl, Chit-f i’i-nuimzton was

cushions oi‘ all'kinda sold on our any
payment plan. renovating. satia-
taction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 tor representativo to

NORWALK M ATTRESS CO.

 

 

 

 

m soars spawns: imitate 33mm. -1

after making a fractional gain. Motors;
1

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‘strect. the chairman. Samuel Roodncr.
Ireported the remarkable

points. Other foreign oils and some ot'.

 

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H. McKinnon. .t‘ Newark. N. 3..
general field director of 4119 Lions 1th.
ternotional. has been in Not-walk for
the past several days interviewing
business and professional men here
with a view to organizing a Lion‘s
Club in Norwalk.

This club is along the same lines as
lthc Kiwanis and Rotary club. but run
1011 the single classification plan. i.c..

 

At the meeting held last night in
the Y. M. H. A. Building. South Main

enthusiasm
he has mct everywhere. and the gen-
uine desire to help those unfortunate
ones. who are the victims of hunger

- - . . . ‘ t .i' *“e from each line of
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence _._ - and starvation. gaginrégéms‘m 5‘ “

gzgieufietotom: ugfi-erftigfeg‘hét Cl??? “‘Ald. STREET. Noon—~Generall The rPSpOHSl‘ came in the form of The Ilions organized their first club

LNatlonal Bank Pg} 2150th Norwalk. Asphalt lost 2 3-4 points in yhp early checks and moneys otherwise received in New England in January, the meet-

from a number of prominent people ing‘ being held in Bridgeport. New

0‘. the Ci” of Norwa‘k and also from Havcn has also been organized and in
those who had to make quite pcrson— these cities the Kiwanis and Rotary
nl sacrifices in ordcr that thcy mlghtlclubs have extended the right hand
3“" the” mi‘e- 'of fellowship to the new organimtiom

From all indications reported to 'which is b\' no means a rival of theirs.
Mr‘ Roodncr from his various cap-"but is a club conducted along 111“
tains who are assisting hint in thislsamc lines and-which bo—operates»With
noble work. Norwalk. will in all pro— ”1”” on a" mauprs that pertain to
babililv. rn-ach hcr quota. ' lflw advancement and Welfare of tlac

How could We hclp but to respond 1d". the community and the home.

 

to such a worthy cause for this isl A number of local .people have been
really. a “Call to Consolencc." appmacmfl with the plan of the Lions
It is the firm hope of those who themselves as

4 , and have expressed
a-e in charge of this Drive in this pleased'WV'Hh the program of tho aims
city that similar cities in Connecii- .and ideals of the olhli, as mapped out
cut will pomt with pride to the city by Mr. maximum!-

of Norxxnlk and “ill emulate its fine. With lesslthan five years to look
work. since the Lions lntcmalionul

llyflC‘k
'I‘hc following are the names who wasw‘pgani'zed. thpf‘i‘ are. at present

 

 

have contributed since yesterday‘s aboutfloo clubs in the United States.
“°kn0w}9dgpmom:_ Canada and Mexico. and it is expect-
” "0“”ka ' --------------- 3 5 ed that there will he a number in Nor-
Roscnfeid Bros .............. 20 walk who will sign up for member-
Dr. Daniel 1-). Sullivan ........ 101 ship. Fifty 0,- even 1055“ if it is agree-
Elbirt W- Filth -------------- 14’ able to Mr. hicliinnon. can be grouped
“A Friend Kiwanian" ......... . 25 so as to secure a charter.
Dr. William J. Tracey ......... 50 “There are no ‘Misters‘ in the
Croft” & Khan!) (30- ---------- 35“ Mons." said Mr. McKinnon in conver-
M- 305““ & Sons - ----------- - 10“ sation with a Sentinel reporter this
Mrs. J. Feinsod .......... T. . . 50 morninK- "We have a weekly meet-
.lulius Temko ............... . 175 ing and a luncheon where all reserve
J. notk'nbf‘l‘g' ................ 5 is cast to the winds,
M. Rottcnbcrg ............... . 5 "We desire to foster the fraternal
P. lener ....... . ......... . . . 10 ‘spirit among the members and are also
Abraham Kurty. ............. 10 arr» always on the look—out for move-
VV. R. Cartwright ............ 25.111911“: in the community in which we
”- Nevis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50‘ | will cryopcratc with all (when clubs.
1.. Harris .................... 15'1110 Chamber of Commerce and other
M- YOUl‘dlSk." ---------------- 5 civic and Commercial organizations.
" '—- which movcmenls seek 10 promott‘
PIZOPLl-I‘S (‘HORI‘S REORGA‘S- any betterment. civic. industrial or

educational. and any plans looking
towards the elimination of class dis—
tim‘tion.

"We havc had a most heartv re—
sponsc at an organization in Bridge-
port. and also in New Haven. where
Yale Collccc welcomed its to the city.

"Our principles arc. in addition to
those which I hmc stated bcforc as

IZATION.

 

Hope To Have o‘er 200 Members

1 luring the Season.

A met-ting of rc-organizatl‘on will
luc held this evening at tlH- High
School. so that the People‘s Chorus
may be organized along Still broader

 

~ line‘s than hvr‘t-toCorO. follows: . . - “1 h\'-
A committee has bccn working “I‘ronlollo‘n m. 1“]th hear L orig
which has a I‘I'DI‘OSCnliltiVi‘ from £1th and S'm'mtmn‘ «specially am

. . . . . . - . » ‘ uid-
cvcry Scctiou of the city. and it is ex- those who ntcd instruction and g

 

 

 

 

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and tot-ding of chilg

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LUS ANGI‘ILl-JS. hiarch t.—Police

detective-S and agents of the district.
attorney planned further investigation
today of the letter received from At—
lantic City. N. J.. purporting to be a.
confession to the murder here F‘s-bros
ary l. or William Desmond Taylor.
film director.
' “Vl’e South Americans always take,
care of our women." read a part or
the letter which the police made pub‘
lie. and the name signed to it was said
1.0 be that of a man prominently com
,nccted with the motion picture indus.
,try here whose wife was believed in
‘he a native of South America.

The man left Los Angeies about the.
time of the murder, it was said. and
;the police previous had considezafl
Lhim in their investigation.

The letter was Said to fletail the
,Wife's confession to her husband of an
.“affair” with the director. who later
lhad cast her asidv‘. whereupon she
Itold her husband and the two of them
planned and executed the slaying.

 

OMC THINGS ARE SPO": '
0 By .USIKEH

351’! ‘
GOOD Quacu £500.15
.i'

There is a vast difference
in genuine sticking paste and
the many imitations that are
put up in bottles labeled
"Paste." The brand that we
sell sticks "until the cows
come home.“ We guarantee
its holding force. Try! Buy
it!

“Our Stock Is Complete"

THE F. and K.
STATIONERS

16 So. Main St. Phone 1086

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. , ' 7 ed
' ilt‘t'ictl that a chorus of lN'lVVt‘i‘ll two'ancc 1n the Cu“ _ .hl\ Are ‘0“ Protect
LFranklln and M°nr°° 8t 80' NOMIIK. "“"M‘ ‘" mu. tlu- llilllli'S or any “(land lhrm- hundred \‘01cPs will be sc~ “Bring an organizuIIOIi thoroug ' ' t th
llll' p- l>l‘nll\ who called him up and ‘lcurcd 103.11 to our goxm-nmcnt. it is our 5118- Agalns e
“.15 .tls-l unable to produce the nn—l Tl I , . . , , .. .-.1 'ttcrcst to advancc education Ill 0',
1c vim—k on the cantata Joan of cm H ‘ a} __
N. Ya, N. H. & H. R. R. CO ominous It ttcrs. 1A”... which is to be given during tlic‘thc languagt‘. customs. ideals and (>0‘ .0 Burglar' _
TIME TABLE (lilo lxl.t'i:~‘i'. u (‘mmct-tit-nt .‘thllllt'lrurlv summvr momhs hm”. by mp‘prnmt-nt ox our counU‘Y- “51"‘“‘““‘\' We are prepared to Install
"“1"!" Y" " “mud that ”‘0 m‘rh”. smv‘Cliorus will go along Just the same. lnmonn’ adults oi t’ortltlvl hilh‘h' l lEllQ‘l. a complete Set Of Burglar
‘ ‘ lliiil :i g't’nnl rt-putation. About ., dozen members joincd at' "Strict adhcrt-ncc 10 U 1 ' f .‘ . 9
Em'wlvg OS‘TQBLR. 34:111., 1921' .\t ”"5 "”‘m‘ “‘0 NM“ ”Wind im‘tlic mvctinl: llt'ltl last Tuesday ?\'f‘—’i'()d1‘ of ethics in business and sotldl’ Alarms at 3 f9“' mlnutfi
50' 50““ALI‘“ T“) 5L“ ‘OR& "1"" “”1 “”"mm (11mm ‘7‘ “Skp‘l "”‘lning and it is (.‘LlN-k‘lt‘d that a number relations is insisted upon. 1' n M l notice
a ’- llic Iiw MAN—3‘ of la'll'Olll‘ on the ‘ _. - ‘ - . ' '1- "The biggest zissrt ot :m)‘ on 10 . ' ‘ '
.. _ 7 . 1 . . . more mil 3011! this culling. Inquit ' , i one 01 the cardinal‘ The Best Protection f0- Factory,
‘ A M R 4“ 60‘: 6 56v 7'14): L“ with “l 1d‘ -\ 0' (‘i‘l‘h‘p- Ju‘lg“lies about the chorus have been re- 1118‘ its peopc. H ultnutwn ol Stor or Home
' -‘"~ .. - ‘- ~' -- - . limvltt- lli'lliill lllt' motion. - - 4 . . ' ~ ‘ 1 \llllS ot' imamsm is l' “ e
r . 1. , (‘t*1\(‘(l trom 'skltnts of Silxcrmmt ltl . _ ‘_ , . -
ll??? 5.10)., 8‘19. 9'04)“ 936' 10.41x. S‘"""”' “‘1‘" ““"““"~“‘ “““‘ W" 0“ land \vtstportfiisking if it is pomttlo‘a spirit 0f 9 "1“”9 “‘U‘m'hoo‘i‘unong; 'f mama.“ wr'te:rftflle:hto?le and
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mer Assistant Prohibition Director for
Pennsylvania. Wcrv not before an ac-
tual deputy
missioncr.

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Sunday.
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DANBIYRY T0 SOI'TH NORWALK.
Daily.

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morning in all districts east of the -_" ‘ v
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rain has been very heavy during the
last. twenty-four hours in Alabama and
and Georgia. Macon. Ga, reported 35-Cents buys a bottle or "Dander-
6.36 inches. The pressure is low inc" at any drug store. After one ap-
along the northern border, but is iow-lplication 0f this deughtful tonic you
est over Ontario. The temperature is can not find a D
below normal in the western sections. a falling hair.

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brightness appeared in any English dictionary pub-

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as :1. woman and armed with u u'uterlyou eyes Should be exammed y

toy pistol loaded with ammonia. a ban-i an expert Optometrist
dit today fired at Charles Lazaro. “I Se

hank messenger carrying $15,000 as he 5
inlighlcd tz‘om'a street car at Liberty} _
and Sixth avenues a busy business dis- 1N C
lirict. Lazaro. although blinded. held! — , .
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bandit. Policeman Clarence Timmons
saw the struggle and rescuing. Lazaro,
arrested the bandit. who gave his.
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- COMPENSATION CLAIMS
All hearings before compensation
Commissioner E. 'i‘. C. Buckingham
have been postonttl for several days
on account of the serious illness of
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which has been thought and said in ' eye; I,
the world; finally. that of this best .

the classics of (it-coco and Rome form
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most entirely satisfactory. With these
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English language in 1807 and pub-
lished it in 1828. Previous to 1807 he
had published a speller and “A Com-
pendious Dictionary" both of which
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