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WANTED. .- a. FOR SALE ‘
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at Small house about .
m not exceeding 350. O'BRIEN & BOVI
, .lliit‘ neighborhood. law “We m In
-. ,__ ,4 South Main St. TeL 977
fifii“ly‘ iamiaheckr Wkareafi , g
. -m housekeeping, \
neighborhood. 94
Ill-llle Realty Com-
. FOR SALE-.6 pool tables. complete,
:2...” “ho is than low price. Inq. 13 North Main‘St. -.—
‘ W" a m “mug FOR SALE—Buick roadster six. Good
.lliyt Write details
. :.:ld >.liiil'}' wanted.
("I._ New Haven,
order. Private owner. J. P. Altman,
King's Highway. Darlen.
FOR SALE—Speed body and discs.
new, for Ford or Chevrolet. J. P.
Altman. King's Highway,
., moi slilcllers nnd
. mills and under-
i’t‘il bod); & Cu,
FOR SALE-A quantity of used 16
inch blllestone street curbing, as
good as new. at a very low price. The
Ferris Coal Co.
son: 1111 house.
.. . «l. .\'li cooking.
i. "Ni "H" ”mm. FOR SALE—Milton Player Piano in
good condition and thirty rolls. Cost
'i.‘_ig‘” $875.00. Will sell for $450.00. Must‘be.
(w' ,';,”,’,‘.";,:L 3’: sold this week. 32 Flax Hill Rd. ng
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American Hat 2nd bell. ‘
, 5"”‘W'k’ FOR SALE—Two fine lots at Marvin
’\.~. . beach. Tract. one on oth St. Water,
. 1’ ll tl'.’u““:::;t' “3 gas, sewer. electric lights. Trolley.
.lv‘lllt't‘l.\“ 0-0” - . 1 ad
WNW“, >3,“ Phone Plices right. Particulars app y or
dress Esler, 54 5th St.
FOR SALE
Do you want to Sell your property
or buy property? A quick sale for any.-
ono who will hand their real estate
to my agency. Stop in to my offlCe and
I am sure I have a. bargain for you in
all localities. of houses. shore
property and lots. See me first.
JOHN J. VENA,
123 Washington St. Phone 1292-4
Real Estate and Insurance
fly
.; :Hrnt :ill for general
~ “drill”; $00 month.
(my Sound View St.
l'. l‘l’RNil‘URl'}
.ll llilf‘l’H paid for old-
lll:lllouany. cherry,
:.'\n old china. glass,
lllill is over 100
lil-tllNS’l'l-ZlN, FOR SALE
Aw. Phone 998
»_—~.__ House of six rooms on one of the
7.\|ll'l‘lt'lll't'il assistant all improvements. Price $5,000.
‘X‘l'h‘fis 5‘ C" care House 0 (six rooms on one of ma
Norwalk Islands—Fresh water in
""‘""' house. Fully furnished—deep water
‘ i " “‘ "“ ""‘"""'°"S 0" and dock. Good condition. Price 31,500
Sun-til) work and
- .l i‘JlllS Cu, 487 At-
l‘ll (.Ullll. . FOR SALE
V, ~~g~- ——..- Located in the First district on
~ \-.. lll'llt‘t'd pressers.
trolley line or 5 minutes walk
from center of city.
1 7-room house with improve-
ments.
II).
ix? Atlantic SL,
tor the Norwalks.
”adulation. Part or
\
M $1.00 per hour. J. M. LAYTON & co., INC.
., In )lmgan, General
3 (”,qu Real Estate and Insurance
__..._._______
lit by three adults,
m it good location.
w-‘wplllule 1416 after
. llulr. 1 Cottage St.,
5 Railroad Ave.
FOR SAI.E—-Violin almost new: used
a. month. Inn. 125 So. Main St., 3rd
floor.
I _' - FOR SALE—2 burner Florence oil
in a good l‘r‘lfn'h‘ range. Good condition. Used 6
‘lllly of two
it.“ 2573.
Reler- weeks. Phone 2893.
FOR SALE-4 cylinder .Oldsmobile
roadster, model 43. with disappear-
ing spare seat for two in rear. In ex-
cellent running condition. Will sell
very reasonable. Phone Norwalk 2729
' ‘l.‘.l.\l.E‘ HELP—Assist-
An experience glove
act as assistant to
position and good
stating details of ex—
:lud salary wanted. The Edw.
l. New lili‘ill, (Ionn.
" TO LET
»u to
(FOR SALE-«Cheap home. One and one
half lli‘l’CS. Eight room house; fruit.
line water. Price $2,000. l’art cash.
Terms. A. M. S., R. F. I). 3, George-
town. Conn.
l'rollt l
Street.
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s,,,,’.',','"{‘}:,'fiil FOR SALE—In a first class highly
residential section. house, 8 rooms,
1 bath. all improvements. Large lot
30x225_ abundance of fruit: garden
I'ul'l'hflb‘t‘ price this week $6,500; cash
-,c_l_.______,
' a ) llllllislled rooms, suit-
! :jlll
. Line, American S. S. Line, Red Star
. r—W‘, ‘ .'
k JUSHWESS NOTICE
.Y JONES r. JONES- an
General contracting. Cement side
walks, stonework. stockel work, brick
work, grading and filling and all kinds
DIME mucrhonanzgh
”Knapp street. South Norwalk.
' H. ASH ,
Formerly Jailee and Ash is now
running the business as usual buying
and selling new and second hand iur-
niture; also junk. at
44 WATER ST; S. NORWALK
Call Phone 903. or Send Postal
STEAMSHIP TICKET AGENT
“’hite Star Line, United States
Line. Cunard S: S. Line, Anchor S. S.
S. S. Line. For particulars ask
JOHN T. HAYES .
Real Estate, Insurance 7 Main St.
AS A BARGAIN AND INVESTMENT
152 'East Ave” .13 room, 2 family
brick house. beats anything offered
to the public in a long time. All im-
provements. (Storage rooms in cellar.)
Lot 62:175. Mortg. . $5,500. Price
812,000. Immediate possession. Rents
$100 monthly. Can be made to yield
$1,450 yearly. Go see it. act quickly.
1 I
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PROBATE SALE OF
Um and. Wm, tto an Glider, 91*
the Court of Pmbate for the District
of Norwalk. authofllénx him there-
smtamnsmm Ami;
sale all such right. title and interest
as Frederick Palumbo. late or Nor-
walk in said District. dece , '
at the time of his death in and to the
following described real «tabs. to
wit:
non. airs
NW. .
Anni
MA‘NAG‘UA, May 23..—Surrender of
the fortress of Wilma to. the'Gov-
erlltnent. forces that night animal's to
have ended the serious phase of the
attempted revolution.
Til that. certain tract or parcel of
land with the buildings thereon stand~
ing. situated in said town or Norwalk,
known and designated as Lot No. 11
on Map of Property Belonging to Vim
cent G. Tito, Norwalk, Conn, 1906.7
prepared by C. N. Wood, C. E., and on
file in the office of the Town clerk of
said Town of Norwalk. said Lot being
tenths (41.9) feet by Kim -
Easterly one hundred and pgigiltrfid
eight~tenths (100.8) feet by Lot No
10 as designated on said map; South:
eriy forty-five (45) feet by Lot No. 8
as designated on said map; Westerly
by one hundred (100) feet on highway
known as Lexington Avenue Exten-
sion; said right, title and Interest be-
ing an undivided one-half interest.
bounded Norther-1y fortyone and nine- i
AM: BEN T. NASH,
Norwalk, Conn. Phone 892-2. Evenings
For particulars and terms, apply to
FRANK PALUMBO.
Administrator, or
AND SIGN PAINTER
Your Patronage Solicited
TOTH & DK'I‘RIK.
10 Lexington Ave.
BITTNER'S GARAGE
122 South Main St. Phone 378
Expert mechanics. Repairing done
on all makes of cars. Reasonable
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
us a trial.
Jade has dissolved partnership and
is now running the business as usual
buying second hand furniture and
junk at 37 Fort St., Eu; Norwalk.
Conn. Tel. 499. .
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away for
halt the price while I am paying the
full price for Junk I also pay 1c 3
pound for rags. Phone 399-12.
MR. H. FELDMAN,
5 Rowan St. East. Norwalk
M” “NAGY Enos. 1
Local and long distance trucking ot
all kinds. Plano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City" Building stone.
‘71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME ‘
Mattresses, pillows, bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan, Also renovating, satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card. or
telephone 317 for representative to
call.
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monme St. 80. Norwalk
LOUIS SAUNDERS
TAILOR
8 North Main street. So. Norwalk,
Conn. One flight up: Expert cleaning.
repairing and dyeing by modern
methods at very reasonable prices.
Special attention given to cleaning
and repairing ladies’ garments. “’e
guarantee satisfaction and prompt at-
tention to all orders. Give us a trial!
4.-
EXPERT AUTO
Will overhaul and
in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
M l-JCHANIC
repair your car
llnllsekecpilln on .
improvement; Ad- $3000. lllqulre of William F. Hoyt, or
. mummy ‘ (‘llii 435 for particulars.
Mull “Hugh,“ room ;_ l-'l)lt SALE—Six room cottage with
. :mblu, 3 Union Park. all modern improvements. Good lo-
cation. Price $4,500. R. Joslovskyl
wfi“ , ,Eust Norwalk. Phone 1809.
".lg'lwz, (‘Olllpn bunch;
“‘ll.)tlnt‘l', I37 “'asllingr
Nil-walk. Phone 2401.
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. _______________
-:. with board ill priVate
."!lll4'llltlll: home privi-
All's. A. llirtzler.'
FOR SALE—Bungalow, New Canaan
Ave, Beautiful grounds, only $3,800.
Geo. Mitchell, Telephone 1861 before
8:30 a. m: .
FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom,
$55. Syphon closet. china low-down
tank, enameled bathtub and lavatory,
with all nickelplated fittings; special
big bargain, white celluloid ,water-
closet seats. $5. Seidenberg ($0., 545
3rd Ave, between 36th and 37th Sts.,
. N. Y.
,4.
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wins. first floor. All im-
.lllllll~' preferred. Int].
1; (‘lh-stnut SL. 9. a. In.
LOST
' J'tlii). May 13. Package
one with cuff links
iv'|'\\'.'ll'(l ilk return-1d l0
ii Harbor View Ave,
INFORMATION
I have several bonses this week at
your price,
1 house,.5 room: $2.000
1house,4 rooms $2,500
cash. Balance on easy terms.
Step in and see me. .
JOHN VENA, The Live Wire
- Real Estate and Insurance
See Me First Phone 1292-4
123 Washington St., South Norwaik
WILLIAM F. HOYT
Real Estate
House, 8 rooms. all improvementa.
Located central . . . . . . Price $5,000
House, 8 rooms, tall. rovements.
Centrally located. Price $4,000.
1 house, 6 rooms ............ $3.200
,_ ,__u-__ a“ __ 1 house, all improvements, 6 rooms
7'» l:. . .. . '-. ' ‘ $3,200
, .1,l,f'.".',"n‘,,‘",.,,,f$d Rm. 1 house.” acre and one-half of land.
' v “Human 6 rooms $3 500
\. ' [iv-fmu-OP St'- and 1 house, all improvements, 6 rooms
\‘ i ' Elle smtahle $4 300
. ;., ‘ ”pox 40 Oék. St" 1 house, all improvements, 5 'roo'ms,
‘ ____~ lot40x300...........,......$4,300
v,“ 1 bungalow, all improvements. $500
llln W"
lllfllflPiANE
\l iv 23. (Associated -
\‘.'. 'l‘. “lilkt'. ot' the
- .llll ('uptilin Norman
nllt‘llilll. to fly around
wil'. plan to hop of!
llv‘ill ht Croydon at House, 6 rooms, all improvements.
‘. Good garden. lots of fruit.
. l complete their trip P1109 355“
House. 6 rooms. pavements. Large
.’ ”‘rOHKh France, Italy. ' lot. 'Good location corner.
‘1' <0pMamia. India. g , Price 35,000
J-Ipnn. thence via the 5 Farms, '2 Family Houses Anywhere
"“ ’0 Alnskn. through You Want. _ a ‘
to Nrw York to . WILLIAM r. non.
"‘Hl across the Atlantic Real Estate ,
‘ w! lwlaml to Scotland. .79 Washingtogm. Tel. 433"
"Niki”?! trip was fired‘ y
”x" “has and Sir Keith M» _.-,-.-.... m _
‘; 1
CARI) on 'r
.-.llln. but the latter
. lul ills when his brother
.3.
CRANI-ZS' MUSIC STUDIO
. Commercial Building. Norwalk. 1 to
9 p. m., Tuesdays, W'ednesdays, Thur--
days. Violin, Banjo—Mandolin. Hawai-
hn-Guitar, Ukulele taught. Instru-
ments said on easy payments.
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Best quality leaders, gutters and
your order for your spring repairs.
tin work. Now is the time to leave
Don't put it 01!.
Remember We Combine Quality
With Expert Service,
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Plumbing—Heating-Tinuing
Phone "473.3
56 Water Street. South Norwulk
Agent for -
Famous International One-Pipe Heater
ROOFING ' .
Slate, Gravel. Asbestos. Shingles,
Asphalt Shingles, Roof. Painting
3 l H “Sal Repgiriug
-p y eavy ate urtaced Roofing
$2.60 per Roll. Red or Green ’
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
23 Elizabeth Street. Tel. 387
PLUhiBING ——TIl\'NING’-.-—. HEATING
Country Water System, Ranges and
One~Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH S. KERY(‘ JR
‘Tel. 492
21 Taylor Av . So. Norwalk
. Wm am and Trimmihur
V
W. DE BRUYCKER
Painters and Decorators
12 Hight St. South Norwalk
Phone 2132 .
The ,Tcxtile Store
Figured Canton Crepe, Silk and
Yard, Goods inclusion
Cotton, Linen, Silk; Woolen:
, Also .
136 . WMION‘ St,
sensational“
l'i‘ih'lrltory flight.
.w.
tinel.
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HOUSE PAINT-R. PAPERHANGER
South Norwalk
.
C'— ‘9
TAMMANY & CONNERY.
Att orneys
NOTICE
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived by the State Highway Commis-
sioner. .12 Washington Street, Hart-
ford. Conn.. until 1:00 P. M. STAN-
DARD TIMI-2. (2:00 P. M. Daylight
Saving Time). Friday. May 26th. 1922,
for the following sections of State
work. in accordance with plans and
specifications on flle‘iu the office of
the State Highway Commissioner and
at the following places:
TOIVN OF \VESTPORT: About 30.-
900 linear feet of plain cement con—
crete pavement on the Greens Farms
Road. Note: Cement for the above
work will be furnished by'the State.
Plans and specifications at the Select-
n.en's ot‘llce. Westpcrt. Conn. and at
the office of E. C. W'clden. Division
Engineer. Chamber of Commerce
Bldg. New Haven. Conn.
TOWNS 01" STAtMFORD ANY)
DARIEN: About 3.700 linear feet of
plain cement concrete pavement on
the Post How]. Note: Cement for th.
ubovr. work will be furnished by the
State. Plans and specifications at the
office of E. C. \Veldcn, Division En-
gineer. Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
New Haven. Conn.
All bids must be accompanied by a
surety company bond or a. certified
check not less than one-third of the
cost of the work. The State Highway
Commissioner reserves the rightto rc-
loci ally and all bids.
Dated at Ilurtford ,Connecticut. May
13th. 1922.
J. J. BENNETT.
State Highway Commissioner.
l: \Vashincton Street.
Hartford. Conn.
NOTICE
Norwalk. Conn.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the Street Commissioner.
Room 7. (‘ity Hall, until 1 p. m..
.sident's advisers.
- After capturing the fort, the rebel
leaders attempted to win over the
Nicaraguan troops in barracks at
the foot of the hill on which the fort
is situated. Several oflicens had been
bribed and the movement. would have
succeeded. but for the unexpected ap-
pearance of President Chamorro.
. \Vidllout a guard. and by force of
character, be dominated the situation.
putting a machine gun in charge of
it. trust“! maul. he ordered‘the arrest.
of Salvador Castrillo. leader of the
revolutionists.
"The soldiers wavered. but finally
obeyed. and the other revolu’tionist
leader-1 fled back to the fort.
The American Minister arrived at
this juncture and warned the revolu-
tionists that it‘ they fired on the city.
the. fire would be. returned by the
~An crican Marines stationed here.
By an agreement signed under the
auspices of the American Legatiou
last night, the revolutionary leaders
were rl‘t’f‘d today. much to the sur-
prise OI‘ he people, who had expect-
ed the;v would be either imprisoned
or shot. >
Another band of revolutionists. or-
ganized by minor leaders of the Li-
berals or Opposition Party. assembled
on a hill four miles from the city.
this morning. but was dispersed by
government” troops 51nd fled to the
mountains. No further disorder was
It-portcd, and normal conditions ap-
parently have beenrestorcd.
The uprising is ascribed to a fac-
iional fight within the conservative
party and opposition to tilemembers
of the Cabinet and others of the pre-
Presidellt Chamor-
to today declared he feared no fur-
ther trouble.
sum lo Ellillitlll
All llESlRflllill
CHlRi/l‘ON, Mass, May 23.——I-‘ire
believed to be of incendiary origin
destroyed the Charlton Center school
building and. the First ['nivcrsallst
church. early this morning, causing
a loss estimated at about $30,000. The
tire was discovered at 2 o‘clock, when
the entire. second floor of the. High
school uilding appeared to be en-
veloped in flames. There had been
no tire in the. building for two weeks.
In the church was a highly valued
mahogany pulpit handed down from
Colonial days. which was lost.
Principal Tyler ot‘ the High school
had a narrow escape from being kill-
ed. when he went into the basement
cf the church, which was being tem-
porarily used for the commercial de—
partment of the. school. to save the
typewi-itrrs and a few books and tub
pers. \\'llilc there. the church boll
Eastem Standard Time. Saturday,
May 27th, 1922. for the construction
of a new concrete and “I" beam
bridge over F'lVe Mile River on llle
Old King's Highway.
~Blank forms of proposals, plans and]
specifications may be obtained from.
the Street Commissioner's Office”
upon deposn of $10.00. which deposit
will be refunded it‘ plans are returned
in good condition. -
l
C. J. ”WHITE.
Committee on Streets
May Use Basses on Non-
' Paying Trolley Lines
(Continued from First Page)
cation of present. tests has been given
Careful consult-ration by the directors.
“A careful survey of the property
will be made to determine the possi-
bility of such substitution." he. said
concerning the suggestion to establish
increased motor bzls transportation
on non-paying lines. ’
“It is our opinion that the ultimlnte.
interests of the communities and the
company can be best served if the
same. rate or fare is applied to the
entire rroperty. ~
In Bridgeport the results of the
tests thus far-conducted show con-
clusively that the present method is
not providing as much revenue as was
obtained during the period immedi-
ately prior to its inauguration and
the receipts fill! far_short of meeting
all items Of the cost of service.
"W'c will accept your suggestion as
to the. modification in the Norwalk
test area.”
Beginning last Sunday, metal
tickets: obtainable at three for 25
cents, were acceptable in payment of
fare on that part of the Bridgeport
system where the initial payment had
been 1(1 cents.
Weather FereETst
For» Norwalk and vicinity: Fair
tonight and W'ednesdaé’; little change
in temperature; moderate to Trash
northeast. winds. The western disturb-
once now forms a welbdenned area of
5 low pressure central over Missouri. It
has cloned general rains during the
last twenty-four ham tron: the Rocky
'WWM to...” steam
iriver and (pom North Dakota. south-
lward to Texas. Pleasant Weathercon-
tunes in the central and. custom-
tions. There has been no marked
change in temperature in any. aeration
;d,uzing_t.he last 'twentysfour bonus.
-7: ~‘Vr‘. -
. moorland “a a
MIMI-03‘ Dist-noes: Kin
" . (£5.11an shims.»
\, r
come crashing through to the base-
ment and landed within it foot of
hill].
'l‘lu- people of Charlton are. now
without a. town clock. the only one
ll‘. l.O\\’Il being lbcnted in the. church
Spll‘l‘.
Deaths and Funerals
. - . meg Ferris
James F is. a veteran of the
Spanish-American war, died at his
home 12 Day sweet, early this morn.
lug after a stroke of apaplexy. aged
59 years. He is Survived by a Widow.
one son, Joseph, and a sister, Mrs.
Ciiiford Comstock. of this city. Two
brothers one in Brooklyn and one in
Port Chester, N. Y.. also survive. The
funeral will be held on Thursday
morning at 11 o’clock from the funeral
parlors of D. ‘V. Raymond.
\Vashington street, Rev. F. H. Jacobs,
pastor of the South Norwalk Congre-
gational church officiating. The burial
will be in the soldiers‘ plot at Spring
Grove cemetery, Dorian.
Miss Bertha Kvancz.
Miss Bertha Kvancz. aged 25 years.
died at the home Of her moth‘er. Mrs.
Clara Kvaucz. 9 Hoyt street. last even-
ing after a lingering illness. The de-
ceased is survived by a mother. a bro-
ther, John. and three sisters. Pearl.
Velma and Julia Kvancz. all of this
city. The funeral will be held at 2
o‘clock. Thursday afternoon from the
late home. and at 2:30 o'clock from
the Hungarian Reformed church, Rev.
Gabriel Dokus officiating. Interment
will be, in Riverside cemetery.
James Arthur Chalmers
James Arthur Chalmers. the four
year old son of Mr. and. Mrs. James
Chalmers. died this morning at his
home, No. 12 1-2 Hamilton avenue.
The funeral will be held from the
home of his parents, Thursday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. D, T. The in-
terment will be in the family plot- in
Wooster cemetery, Danbury, Conn.
Blrs.‘ Julia M'm'phy.
Mrs. Julia. Murphy. of IS Cross
street. died last night at the. Norwalk
Hospital. She is survived by one“
granddaughter Helen Murphy of
Danbury. The‘ funeral arrangements.
which are in charge of Funeral Direc-
tor A: J. Collins. will be announced
later.
fillA
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(Continued from First Page)
clothing M conducted by
mm " ,flnln . --. l. consume.
.. . .' .' 0! 81.29 as aw Yorkmul
, . ,ing concomgndtheoourt , . _ ,f > _
-. . .- hewaaentl ed to collectpu‘to _.
Wont Stars lie-1g a M Hill from Frankel. comm W
Bonfire—She Is a London “‘1 ”3"” ”mm '
. . ’ The case or George vs. Udelman k
u l
All' Bald Victim ’ based upon a, returned consignment or
\VAS H I NGTO N, M ny 2 3 .—Imnl_i.-
(goods. George is engaged in file fit
trillion authorities are
imanufacturing business in New ZM‘
investigating :clty. He told the court that be but?
the conditions under which
Chaplin. aged and
Hannah shipped Udelman a consignment of
shell-shocked skirts on August 27. 1921 in good. soar
mother of Charles Ch
:0 remain ill the United States. E. J. in
aplin. is allowed dition and that Udelman. Who; fl ,,
prominent merchant here. mime-L
Hf‘llilillg, Assistant Secretary of La— ito accept the shipnlent returning “to!"
“or. granted a my; today to (“n-"Able the consignor. He is asking for states -
counsel employed by her sons Charles . damages.
and Sidney. to present legal grounds}
for permitting Mrs. Cha
semi-permanent resident.
Mrs. Chaplin, herself an actress it tweet]; al
vas explained. was mentally derange
.llillniin
l
i
. From the number of cases that“
9““ 10 be a ! on the calendar, the special sodomy: ..
:t'he court will last during the entitef '
, though it. is scheduled to plug, r
bv h N. . . , ‘1 'Thllrsday afternoon. There still ’9“
_ s (Mn In one Ol (.19 first. German imain some twenty-five cases which .-
zzir raids on London. After the war. : have been set down for hearing.-
lier sons wanted to take her to Cali-
fornia to give her environment and
treatment to ease her condition and
possibly restore her reason. After
some difficulty permission was given
for her to enter. the United States for
one year. This time has expired and
the question has arisen whether a
longer period of residence can be le-
gally allowed.
The Chaplin brothers gave assur-
ance that their mother never would
become a. charge on public charity.
They installed her in a cottage at
Santa Monica. Cab. with trained nurs—
es and expert medical attention.
Physicians report. it is said. that
Mrs. Chaplin's mental condition has
improved steadily despite her age,
and counsel have presented a. state-
ment that. Charles Chaplin is worth‘
more than 81.000.000. contending
that the extraordinary circumstances
justify some yielding in the legal bar-
riers against admission of aliens eith-
.er permanently or temporarily men-
tally unsound. ’ ,4
A decision is expecud shortly from
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MEXICO CITY, May 23. (W
Press).—Robert P. ' .
Robinsorui; an:
American oil worker at. Santa. Lucas»:
tin. State of Vera. Cruz has me“
from a band of rebels who kidnap,“-
llim. Saturday. according to privnld’ _ .
advices received here. The bandlu.‘"’~" 7
whose leader has not been identlflelg
planned to hold Robinson for ten
thousand pesos ransom. =. -
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Dahlia Bulbs, M i x e ,
Colors, $2.00 Per Dozen
Rowland M. Beach
the. immigration board of. review. Florltt ..
'TICKETC SOLD Phone 2140-2 ’ 16 Me. I. :;
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service. 5....
All examinations are made by l»- ,
lege trained men who are strum...
Eyesight Specialists.
THAMER, inc;
Optometrists and ”tie“?
more tickets to the lecture to be given
by Mr. Sprague. Several women asked
that they would be glad to aid the
cause and have written to Mr.,
Spragne. They have received tickets
Lwhich cost 32:75 each.
No further information has been
forthcoming regarding the recital. and
the. women feel that there is some-
thing queer about the affair as they
have not been able to locate Mrs. Kud—
nall. either .in Norwalk, nor New York
city. ‘ x .
Mr. Sprague. who Is scheduled to CIAtlantxc St..5“mm .
dclivlr the lecture is also named as ‘ , _ _ .. .-. -..- . . —-~ .
the treasurer to whom remittances are Er
to be made for the ti ‘2'?t8. and Chief‘
of Police. W’illiam It. Pennington is to.-:
day making efforts to get in touch
with him to learn further about the
matter.
The tickets which were received
with a note informing the recipient to
forward the money to M'r. Spraguc.
gave the date of the recital as Thurs-
day evening. Jllnes lst. at 8 o‘clock.
and Monday. June 5th. at 3 o'clock.
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Egg COAL Delivered .
Stove COAL Promptlyl .
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