Evening sentinel, Friday, May 5, 1922 · page 2

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

sum} motored mm or
the Loom muslin in a large "
variety of patterns

$2.00

. As nice and good quality
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Catherine L. Baker. 186 Main
rtreet. was one or the winners of the
puzzle prizes in the Butler Home

News.

 

——chier's have that Barefoot Ban-
dsl in stock—It is the latest out.

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—Ea.ster Bats. O‘Brien's.

 

A vicious dog at 10 Podmore street
,was complained of to the police ye.
terdav and i’dtrolmun John Smith
gave the owner a. warning to keep the
do: chained.
l --Storaze. Batteries recharged.
Aaron Kuhn. 9 Railroad Ave.

 

———Cluett. Peabody 8: Co.. Inc.. South
Norwaik. need plain stitchers on pow-
cr machines.

 

 

—Larse size pea coal. Harris a:
(Inns 00., Tel. 721.

 

Deeds have been passed whereby?
Mail: Olijen. has acquired the property;
of James Wood at 68 West street. The ;
deal has been under way for some lit- 2
ti'e time. Mr. Ollie-n has moved into

the house.

 

—-Mi~s K. A. Polhemus. miliner. an-
nounccs a reduction in all dress hats: '

.gf 3 .
G ' lar Mur and own make for has takt-n “P ”‘9 matter 0’ s*‘C‘lflfl'glotiicrs at once Mnlulcltcmo Hotel.

Saturday.

 

A rcmliar meeting of Monker Cald-

ro Dau hters of Mon n w ll be
”‘ 8 “a" “" 'mM and equipment were discussed but n°,lnlo the death or Fortunate Cir-inc.
p ' dcrinulo action was taken. The comma, 8: church street. 3.4me Who

held this evening. when final
will be made for the reception and
dinner to tho cruml officers, and HM»
for the public installation, both to be
held tomorrow evening.

 

 

-—F'ull line of Auto Accessories!
Anon Kuhn.

-—-i“or Sale.

Knight" special

Custom built "Elli-nt-
“00 mile" mct-r. Run

4.000 mill-s. hull equipment. Guarnn- old mill-t" no doubt ,Vflli'tl ilk" {i m‘w‘York hound train “.th was hidden

teed perfect mechanically. lit-st offer.
Classicst cur made. Salmucl Policy. 29
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' be held tonight it the Stanford Lodge

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‘\Vest avenue. Second district. near the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

A complaint about 8 large hole in
the road bed on East avenue was made
to tho uptown police last night.

——Secn the “Spo " stocking that
Keeler's'are selling for 79¢?

 

 

A number or Not-wail people are

01 Elk: in the lattef'l‘ mm. '

 

{—m man over.

mu. 8. Shipping'Bouldandths
members of the maker Grotto bone-
boli team will meet tomorrow. 8st-
nrdsy afternoon at 2:80 o'clock (1".
street.

O’Brien's.

 

 

W
Jane & Ashe have dissolved partner-
ship and Mr. Ashe in now in busine-
for himself. Bunnies is conducted as
before in the buying 3nd sellincot Gus
Ranges. Kitchen Stoves. Carpets. and
Oilcloth. New and necondfiiand. Tel;
903. Call. or write. 4% Voter street.

 

Charged with desertion. Lawrence
P. Hall. of Beverly. Mm. was taken
back to that city yesterday anon-noon.
Hall is alleged" to have. deserted a
wife and four children. He was ur-
rested by Patrolman J. Dorne-y und‘
waived extradition papers. He was'

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United States navy.

 

1—All "Regal” shoes are now being .
sold at $8.80 a. pr.——-Keeler's Shoe
Store.

 

 

 

—-Ciean Egg. Store and nut cool.
Barrio and Guns Co. Tel. 721 l

On Monday evening. May Sth. the,
annual meeting of the Norwnlk Bird:
and Nature Club will be held at the
home of Mrs. George C. Brown. 12
Franc:- itreet. at 3 o'clock. daylight
saving time. Routine business will be
followed by the election or officers for
the coming year. Plans for the bird
Walk to be held on Friday afternoon,
May 13th. will also bc completed.

 

 

—All the new styles in W. 1.. Doug-
lns shots .lt chler's Shoe Store.

 

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The Playground committee. which

and cpquippplng playground for child-
roll in Norwalk. hold a meeting yes-
terday afternoon at City Hall. Sites

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mlltce consists of Miss Margaret
Rrendlingcr. Mrs. Ellis Taylor. Mrs.
Nutting and Mia-l A. C. “'cnderoth.

 

-—~\\°hy not try the
rdovkilix and save monvy—chler's.

widc-scam ;
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If you have an.

 

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doubt you want one.

you haven't

rnngr-.
You in

Our iiiwrnl terms will allowl
have u now onc. (lur liberali
for your old gas stove is}
of your consideration. Come'

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.ln and scc our hip: display of A——B'721

rllngl-s. They bake better and
low gas. .\llL’(’\’lll(‘ Furniture
Company. exclusive agents.

Klifi

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-~‘l'.‘ll‘l"“ ul Klsil Hull. Bent-fit of!
Sprmuzs-omi iluw lull Club. Saturday. ,

.‘.l:ly ‘1-‘ll.

 

____.
)iciimrh Bros” today opened their‘
xiv-W hillt-sl‘nonl :md m-rvicc station on'

Methodist Episcopal church. The
firm. which recently had a handsome
brick building crccted there will han-
dle (lw-rlunil (ind \VlliyseKnight Carl.
A modcl of each Overland car is in
stock hero and the “Hiya-Knights will
he lit-re ncxl week. A line of tires and
some {ICPOSSOHC'S will he handled. The
members of tho firm are Vi'illinm J.
McHuzh and Thomas McHugh. who
arc well-known in this city.

 

—Soft Hats and Caps. O'Brien's.

—éKeeicr‘s carry n complete line of
\V. 1.. Douglas shoes for men and
women. $6.00 to 88.00 3 pr.

 

 

."Dineases of the Heart."

phia women by a. delegation 01 Mesh.

om; kilo; ‘wheme‘ 11-: sport
3 models have made; ‘ have
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cause they are the best expm ;
sions of tweeds insport '

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Rogers 69‘ Stevens '.
Not-walk. ) So. Norwslk l

 

mm mm or Cove avenue. .. DEMOCRATS OF STATE 9
5:20 o'clock last night reported that. GETTING ACTIVE,

mmeone had stolen his Chevrolet car
from the yard at his home. He later

found the car where he had let! it.

 

(Continued mm First Pate.)

 

The Victrola parlors at the store of

James Donneliy. 16-18 South Ndnlthe state. including Mayors F‘itzGerst.
street. have been ”30‘3”“ "‘5 Frank Guiltolle or Waterbury. Rich-l
changed so as to be more ”mu"°~ ,ard Kinsclia or Hartford. John 0011-.
and also to allow or better service be- nery of Middletown. John Meade of
in: given. The record department hulAnsonia. Angelo Paouesss. at New Bri-
ueen moved from the rear 0‘ the 5w" l taln. Harry King of Meliden and Fred
to the front and a. lane "Vi"! room lAtwater of Bridgeport. Other pro-‘
has been fitted up '0 in” prospective minent Democrats present Were Alex-
purchasers may hear how ““3 "armusfander 8. Lynch. secretary. and Fred P.
makes of Victroias would sound “Hi-loll. treasurer of the state central
their own home. before pquWE- ‘committee. Thomas J. Spellacy and

--—"'—"' ltormer .Cong. Augustine Lonergan.
Democrats of local promnence includ-
;ed Sheriff Thomas 1.. Reilly. Registrar
{of Voters Thomas E. (Kahlil. Tax Col-
flector \Villigm H. Hackett. City Sher-
lifl Frank A.’ Paimieri. Jalicr Edward
P. Heating and several membcrs of

Dr. \Vlllilun Herrick. professor of the Board of Aldermen.

the College of Physicians and Sur— Mayor FitzGemid. who is state
880?” Mid attending “r390“ 3'- the Democratic chair-man. presided at the
Roosevelt hospitsJ. New York clii’. dinner in the evening, introducing be-
denvered 3" ”WNW": “are" "3' sides Mr. Hull. Min Caroline Rana-l
“‘3’“ 3‘ a meeting 0‘ the NM Rees. Connecticut member of the De-l
Mbdlcal Society, held at "‘9 Norwnlk mocratlc National Committee wh '
hospital. Dr. Herr'iclt's subject was wan", “Wow" speak” * °

Following She claniflrd women in ' ‘
. . politics in—;
31:“! 2:22:35 meeting refreshments to three divisions the "snob politician"

. who she said goes in. or dorsn't go into
a party. because that party ”is not po-
pular in our set"; the woman who
merely joins a party for family rea—
son; who she aid is not important in
what she says or does inside the party.
and the woman who makes up her
mind and then 3oins the right party.
This last mentioned type oi woman in
the Democratic party moans much to]
“the party. she said.

The first burst of applause greeted
)5qu fiufieraid's mmarks to the of- l
feet that the recent Democratic Vic-3
tories in tho state were a "fore-g
runner of what is coming in the am." ‘

"It is an indication." he said. "that:
the people have awakened a what is:
riu'bt sod just. Two years ago wel
started our campaign with a cause“
that should have met with approval.
but by trickvl'y and chicnnery and de-
vices which van :1” know of now. that
cause was llrrcntr-d. Rut now there
has been 1n awnkcninx and men who
.belayed thv

—Do you know that the wide-seam
stocking is made of li-strand silk.
and thc-rclore will Wear longer than
all others? We carry all colors in
itOck.-—-Keeler's Shoe Store.

 

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-—-John H. Dakln piano tuner from
New York is now in town. Telephone

 

Coroner John J. Phelon. this morn-i
ing. at ll o'clock started an inquest

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was instantly lulled on Wednesday
morninc. when walking the railroad
tracks at Compo Lane. Rountucit.
Testimony was taken from members
of the train crew to the effect that
(”il‘illo evidently became confused
whcn u freight train named him going
towards ilridgcport with the result he
steppml hack in the path or the New

from him by a slight curve.

 

—-Cnnl. fresh mined. screened auto-
matically. Harris and Gone Co.. on.

 

. caller» of democracy are:

“A Y0“ MOORE

 

 

I‘ZXPLAPNR FLAG mama“ realizing what tlm- did."
PHILADELPHIA. Mny 5.———}iayor —-Mmc. Frances Beauty Parlor is
J. Hampton Moore has sent letters to all?“ for Imsi-wss in South Main
Secrcmry of State Hughes and to the street. 5”! hit-m": experience on Hst
\\'if(' or Prcsident Obrcgon of Mexico street and Broadway. Marco! Hair
disciuiming any discourtcsy on the Waving.

part ol’ filc city of Philadelphia in re.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

with-the P

father; were from

{Harry s. New

_Eew 182,634.
liner governor. were gratified. filth his,

,jters for Willard Batteries. Centrally

1 437.

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which Hr. Boveridge was a. lender.
V Repubfioan‘i party

Asxthe tabulatiol of the voteflnoued‘.
completion Mr. Bevefldge's' majority
mounted. With only 86 precincts
misfits he had a lead over. Senator
the detected candidate
t 13.6.87. 13:? tab-

for rono‘minution. 0
age 20.1.32! and

ulstion gave Beveri
Friends of Samuel M. Balaton, Jor-

Iavy vote for the Denim seno-
tm-ial animation. He had a total of
163,670 votes with 266 precincts miss-
ing while his nearest opponent. Dr.

 

[11% Jim Council. of Bridgeport;
m “" ‘. twain Jen nln' gs. of Strat-
ifi‘d: P; P; I“. Savage. Stamford
one meow. of Fairneld.

“were a" ”given by Great Sachem

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Thursday mt: May 11.
Council“: “fired a. prize to the

 

Talks

r3. Baiiwitz; Great Saunap E.

Entry
, .1. mar. Almond pull-ed the ma-
nei' in which tbs degree teal-n carried
out in W

The cntutainment committee an.
noticed that. an invitation» dance
in Red’ Men‘s Hall
The Great

faith} ‘ meld

cannon adopting the ingest number
of pale faces before the next session
at the Great Council and Wanoma
Council expects to be the winner of
the contest. The organization has a
good start to rolling up a large. mem-
bership. Refreshments were served
utter the meeting and dancing en-
joyed.

 

31m ”LONE WOLF"

CAP!!! RED

 

BOSTON. May 5.-—The "Lone Wolf"

Jesse sanders, who made a campaign a nus-xi". who has raided a score of

65 a "wet” candidate, had 3m: 27.710. ‘homu in

pearl:
I1. I G. SEPARATES MOE believed to be in the toils of the police
t

The R. t G. Separates ot'this City .

wish to Secure sun!!! with any “3" arrested after a chase in the west-end'
juniortesm of Norwalic or vicinity admitted about 4.9 mbefies, the p0]-_
17. particularly (“loo said. Tun-elven: them had been in-' ard Croker."

White Girl! and'elnded in the long list attributed to'
tho "Loner Woulj'! Two other men
were detained on suspicion.

ranging from 14 to
Mohegan; Airlines.
any other like team. 1

The line-up of the tem is: D.
Brennan. p: E. Kelly. c: uuamiere.
first base; Deflorio. second bone: Ker-
ry. shortstop; Gallo. third base: Hou—
nier. left base; Scdrpella. “center field.
and Lepone. right field"

Please send all answers to F. Galic.
care B. & G. Corset Co.. South Nor-
wulll. Conn.

. ____¢_______

The member- oi’ Douglas Fowler.
Iost. No. 48. G. A. 12.. are to meet at
the Post Rooms on Saturday after-
noon at 2:30 (D. T.) to attend the
funeral of the late James Barnes. 8.
member of the East.

 

 

“32' 3mm ;

STATEN.

lip-to-date equipment for every
feature of battery work plus expert
battery Knowledge is what nukes the
RYSZ Storage Battery Co. a popu-
lar. You get the sort of service here
that makes you feel glad. Headquar-

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‘ocatcd at 49 W's-st ave. Telephone,

connection 938:

 

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The Michelson Studio at 78 Wash-
street'. has» made Mn re—
ductions in all pint wort. Al-
though prices at this- establishment
at no time could have ban called
high because of various reductions in!
the cost of materials and paper this
saving is being passed am to thet
public by this concern. 3
The high quality or the workman»
ship in the photographic lino done;
Here is well known and now that;
good weal _
been planning to have baby's picture:
token. or their own or the family-
group may do so at a saving. Phone

 

 

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fusing to permit the raising orn Mexi-
can {last over Independence Hall.

The mayor said the city had never
been officially notified of the plan and'
pointed out a city order. forbidding the l
hoisting of any ting other than that
American over the hull. If there has;
been any odicial communication upon.
the subject of the flag presentation..'
the mayor said. it would have been
treated with the utmost courtesy.

The flux was presented to Philadcl-I

 

 

_ THE STAMFORD
AWNING WORKS
119 Manhattan Street,

can women attending the Baltimoref
PanvArnorican Round Table meeting.
on behali’ of Mrs. Obrcgon. The pre-,
sentation took place in Independence; .
Square last week. ' ‘

Stamford, Conn.

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.! Says.
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3 a account is my idea
7”, of future indepen-
~”' deuce.”
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ii . “and of present satis-
ll faction." For i’flie re-
; * ' - wards of saving on not
H entirely in the future
. hi but all along the way.
. a; A. growing savings ,
2 u ; b~a inn (2 e strengthens
g” - confidence in self and
.‘ prepares one to grasp
opportunity. A new
”it . pass book awaits you
“.3 here. Come in.

South. Norwalk

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a substantial amount and
life insurance but you can:-

E MASTERY

,How can you expect
to be master of the
situation unless youa’i‘e
master of yourself '2'
Self-control , in money .
matters is the very
foundation of a solid
career. Open a savings
account and let us co-
Operate with you. . '

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Quotation of loosiissues furnished

“Maples & Gol‘dSchmidt

85 Washington Street; Go. Non-walk

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Finding. Money
That’s what interest is.
It’s money you don’t have

to workvfor. Like finding,
so much CASH.

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It: is the «earnings of
money which "you have
earned and

’ Ranked:
You have wonhd: hard

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Boston. Cambridge and
yoltiesinthopafimonth. was

 

oday.
Samuel Goldstein. 28 years

 

nonsm— rum}: comes.

Due to the heavy rains of last night.
the foundations beneath the new Pog-
sny house being built on Van Zandt
street by Contractor Clarence I. F‘lnch.
partially collapsed. with the result

that there will bemonsiderabie workI

and ermine attached to the repairing
ot the damage done.

The side walls were up and hail
been sheathed, and it would he only

-a matter of a few weeks beforethc

house would be rcady for occupancy.
when‘the collapse occurred.
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BIDS FOR N'E‘V WAD OPENED.
——'P"— .
At. 1 o'clock today the bids for the
construction of the new Dnrien-Stam—

Aford roadway. from the Review office

along West avenue to the Stamford

line. were opened.

There were fifteen bids in all. thc
highest being 8839.906. The lowest bid
was that ciEt’he “'estchcster Construc-
tion comranrof Yonkers. N. Y.. the
figure being 871.748.70.

Road Commissioner Char-[cs Rumpf
will announce tomorrow the Award
of the contract.

KlLLED lN AUTO ACCIDENT
'FAYET’PEVILLS, N. C.. May 5.—

. John Underwood. several times mayor
-of Paycttesville. was instantly killed

and three other men were injured to-
day in an automobile accident near
West End. Moore County.

old. ; scription:

 
 

RILW ('ROKER Ill'

Mnnysebintmznishcd p k .»
moves "(“1 ~ ' '
DUBLIN, May 1- M W“ 'm‘
was buried Hula“:
on the grounds .
hte beuatlrul «cad-f
of Ireland, wow
declining years.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

Bishop Miller.
to the una‘mnim -
bishop Byrrle.
Although it
the funeral ur. ~.
was neverthe-us
sembiasc prt-se'l.
friends made l. .
leader in his lei; .
turf. ' H
The palibcarrw
Grimm, presidml ,
Alderman flicimz
leading members
party. The Lord
walked with Mrs.
was acoumpanioi 2::
ris. a rlaughtr-r (--
Othcls pres/rt .r- 2‘
Manon, under sum-um»
and Martin Films-l— ‘
the Freeman's .lr. ;
The cofin was

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from Mr. Cro‘rZe-r'x‘ u ~un;‘oo“n
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Morris. Anotm—r warn-v: “'9‘“;
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"In loving m"—l‘.‘,r.
from Ethel, May. 15“...

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of Which he
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crana. although
government “1' ‘.;
under the tcr
ded that tr." .
the truce was to Law
that the coxnhal;.: '
its having been >7:- - .
The Waters} ill
telephonic and
was suspended “ ,.
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sequence to its .-
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mitt; With the
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cup}' 1%“ bill
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More is shown the beautiful 3-falnily :1}!i.’!‘7’ili"'
0313er for sale. The above properly has llt’e‘ll
decorated and equipped with every l‘llmlt‘l'll
building is of granite and brick confirm-{ion «u
with heavy frame on the sccond story.
Being steam heated and having all l'ixluz'
by an independent hot water system makes‘ llil‘. ulna."
comfortable. The workmanship in this building i~ 212'.» .m
"the entire first. floor being done in quarlcrcd wk. mm

a ”15-foot. paneled oak wainscofing set of the four _
the lower floors. Being centrally located and within 5 \
'waik of the station makes this property very «it-mu»
business man in the city ova commuter.
landscaped and the house has. a beautiful sctzi
shade trees. This property can. within a wee-k}
vertex! into a single dwelling 01-. divided into (cu-imp
-' small apartment instead of the three it now coulomb.

- We are quoting a. very attractive price on liiis 1*1‘: -
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Deposit it in thin eon-. i" t

venientiy located Bank. 5;

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Tumbling Tags-

fieoe are Special play clothes for children and at“?
of ohsmhroy. gingham and poplin.
Some are with oiipon dresses and bloomers 10 maul].
Gnu-piece and for the smallboys'the overall style and x —

Those Tumbling Tags are made andtn‘mmod in
motive-whys and are doomed for the your and tea

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