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Norwslk, cum. Phone 892—2. W G- 3- 3- WS ' gm“ 3 ”mm“ 88 beta: “boot‘les- “a 40 n 37:.
. imam AT - "tors" and that he also had a heated 80 ’30};qu T0 xgw
» [I'm [AWN .sxument with; woman. The West- '
port authorities are endeavouring to
trace .tlnse mandala meme: to get
their any at mmpm Wu.
to’cloch that. 'l‘ht’flnd the timethaat
com-triers “body was struck ‘3 the
min at. 4:40 o'clock this morning,‘ .
Mat man Gourtney would have for
being at the station at such an early
hour this morning is also regarded as
being highly suspicious.
Attached to the ofl‘ices of the Inter?
ins! Revenue in New Haven. Courtney
made his quarters at the Elks' Club ‘1)
Bridgeport. He was a welloknown and
wellzliked man and was My
known as an athlete. being coach at
onetime stably Goons Gollogein
~Worcester. 3128., and having played
tootbali at Vil' lanova and at Lafayette.
He was also half hack on the All
American at one time.
Courtney was appointed agent on
July 5th. 19.11 by David H. Blair,
National Commissioner of Internal
Revenue.
Constable Charles Kirk of Westport
wok charge of the remains after God-'
trey had found them. and Medical Ex-
aminer Nolan was summoned. He ex-
amined the body and said that he
could find no tracts of suspicious
marks. although the remains were so
badly shattered and torn that without
an autopsy a thorough report was not
possible.
Medical Examiner Nolan’s prelimi-
nary examination failed to disclose
any marks that might show that
CLOSING mmg AT -mm,violonce had been committed on the
T0 BEG“ KB“ “ram 'body before it was struck by the train.
but the authorities are at. a loss to
know why he should be at the station
(at such an early hour. and this
coupled with the well founded reports
that he had engaged in arguments of
more than passing intensity with the
two men and later with the mysterious
woman. lead to the strong suspicion
that he might have been killed or
knocked out and his body placed on
the rails at the station. T
Agents from the Estate Tax Division .
of the Internal Revenue Office at New;
Haven were in \V’estport today invos-'
tigating the death of Courtney. The
agents were headed by John Kiernan.
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orchard with 200 big apple trees and
vow:- trait noel. 300 grape vines.
one team of horses. 3 can: all tum
tools, wagons, plowl, DWI. chickens
and ducks and an 8 town
house. 0 miles from Norwoik at o
sacrificing price of 37,500. For particu-
lars inure oi
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Real Estate slid
123 Washington St.
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BRIDGEPORT. June 2.——sdt the»
annual luncheon and entertainment.
given by the Kiwanis Club at the
Mid Hotel. mm noon. in
honor of the G. A. R. veterans at
the city. 66 Kiwanis Club and G. A.
R. members were present.
The entertaining was done by the
following members of the club, who
sang popular and patriotic numbers:
Frank Braithwaite. William Murray,
Frank Abel-crumble and J. Alex H.
Robinson. _
m 1! Frank» Brennan «:0 was the second
. president of the 'léwanis club told
maéei14§|m St" N Norwalk. numerous stories and then becoming
‘ more serious pointed to the old vat-
erans and said: “We kick about hard
times and wonder when business will
be back to normalcy. but those old
veterans have been through many
panics and times of depression and
they have weathered the storm and
still alive, so why should we com-
plain?”
At the close of the entertainment
members of the club having auto—
mobiles. mak the veterans to the sol-
dlers’ home in Koroton. where many
of the friends of the local veterans
live. The entertainment was repeat-
ed there. after which the veterans
were brought back to Bridgeport.
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FOR SALE—1919 Oldsmobile touring.
A-l condition 3350. 1921 Ford-tour-
ins, Detroit top 3325. Shuielt Bros..
distributors forum (2511.. 201
Washington St. Tel 2979 and 306-12.
FOR SALE—One Buick automobile.
6 cylinder, winter top.‘»1913.-’Cheap.
Sheriff E. B. Boolean. Tel. 213. "
Lino, American 3: 3. Line, Red Star
8. 8. Line. For particulars ssh
JOHN T. HAYES
Raul mute, Insurance
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Junk is valuable those days and
‘thero to no use, giving it away for
halt the price while I an paying the
full price for junk I also ‘pay 1c 0.
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FOR SALE—1919'Mge coupe in ex-
Cellent condition. Can be soon at 1
Quintard Place, Norwalk or Tel. 2981.
FOR SALE—Ono spat with two baby.
goats and one Red Star Vapor Oil
stove. Apply M. A. Teuyi, Z7 Ely Ave.
FOR SALE--0Le 1921 Null touring
car; one 1921.16.31: runabout and
one late 1921 Oakland touring. S. L.
Benedict, 73 North Main St, South
Norwalk.
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user sacs. ’ "
local and long distance trucking Of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving pompous. Bally trips to
New York City.. Building scone.
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-
tactlon guaranteed. Drop us a. card or
telephone 317 (or representative to
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FOR SALE-A White commercial
car. newly painted. Will sell cheap.
(‘ail after 5 p. in. week days or all
day Sunday. 6 Howard Ave. East
Norwalk.
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13 Wall “St. 3m 9.
. Phone 450
Invitations to the Commencement
festivities at Hillside have been re-
ceived by the friends of the school
and are most attractive in their an-
nouncement of the various aflairs. The
program or closing exercises begins
this year on Saturday. June tenth.
when the annual outdoor plays will
be given on the lawn. The opportun~
ity for beautiful effects in pageantry
is offered by the unusually lovely
grouping of trees and lawn in the
school grounds and‘xull advantage has
been taken of this‘opportunlty tor a
numhal 0.: years. 4 The °“‘d°‘t', may”; let of the department. They refused
have come to be I. much anticipated to make any statements regarding the
feature 0! the community‘s summer rumors that Courtney might have met
all
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DANBURY TO SO. NORWAIK
FOR SALE—24 Brown Leghorn hem!
of ’l‘ormollens famous ever laying
strain. Call any day after 5 P. in. ex-
Cept Sunday. 38 Osborn Ave, East
Norwaik, 2nd floor.
FOR SALE—Brand new bathroom.
$55. Syphon closet, china low-down
tank. enamel bathtub and lavatory.
with all uickelplated fittings; special
in: bargain. white celluloid water-
closet seats $5. Seldenberg Co., 545
Ill-(l Ave. between 36m and 37th 81.5..
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Will overhaul and repair your our
in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 400
CRAVE? EWSIC STUDIO
Commercial Building. Nor-wall. 1 to‘
9 p. m.. Tuesdays. Wednesdays. nun-
REMODELING SALE
AllellPspersndPsintstock
Will Be Reduced to lake
Kore Room
11 V ll‘. 1‘
FOR SALE~A 4 cylinder 5 passen-
ger Nash touring car. practically
now, 1922 model. A good bargain for
a quick buyer. lnq. C. P. Hayes, 66
days. Violin. Banjo-Mandolin. Hawai-
Inn-Guitar. Ukulele taught. Inltrtb
Season.
with foul play. although it is known
BAND.
This year the program will be ”"8‘ that they did some investigating along
outed as usual. both afternoon andfihese lincs themselves. ;
evening. It will consist or two parts! At the oflice of Coroner John J.
“A Pageant of Hours" by Constance :Phclan this morning it was stated that
D'Arcy Mafia" and “The Que“ or'tne inquest would be held in \Vestport
Calldore" arranged by the school onitomorrow. Coroner Phclan in talkingp E
a theme suggested by “"99 ceremony :to a Sentinel reporter said that he had '
at “'elleslcy. ”The Quest 0’5 Calidore", no further information of the death!
is an Arthurian legend and offers op- 01 Courtney other than that he had‘
portunity (or some very lovely citects been found dead on the traclgs. The;
05 costume. rumors of foul play had not reached}
On Sunday. June eleventh. the ”um. i
school will attend in a body the morn-3 Constable Kirk, "who had charge of ;
ing EMT”? in Grace church. Onxthe remains after their identification!
Monday afternomx. June twelfth. the 1.3- Godfrey. was out of town when an -
lower school. including the interme-‘eriort was made to reach him today.
dime and primary department. will No information was forthcoming as tol
give two plays “The Fairy Rose" and iwhnt casc- he was working on. "- * "
“lmluahoodl' In the evening the am-
nual Coxmncuccment 1:1“leth nil.
take place. Ha Tuesday. the alumnae
2.60 er Roll. ed teen 'hOld their annual luncheon and bush .
TrfE NgRWALKRRoglglgG CO. lness inveiin; in the g‘yninas‘lhn. and ; ten. an cmploye of the Lew England!
23 Elizabeth Street Tel. 387 ‘ at tour o'clock the senior class 1:23.}3rewing Company for nearly twenty:
)lts class day exercises. In the even iyears. will probably lose the sight or.
PLUMBING ~TINNING— HEATING; ing the faculty crtertain me seniors both eyes as a result of an accident at,
Country Water Sistem. Rana. and‘at dinner. ‘the plant today. Kittens head vandi
One-Pipe Heaters \vcdnegday 9.1.1an badly burned while.i
JOSEPHTeSL fiERY( JR" Commencement exercises l .
. - -.1 usic resente _ i
21 Tum" A“ S°- N°mm';i2:os§:giis (:1: the sihooi. singing by of beer. simmering much pain. Rut-:11;
the school chorus and a special rid-gums rushe dto St. Francis Hospital ni
dress by Marion Farris Smith. pro-1
‘the police ambulance.
lessor of economics at Bryn Mawr
College. A number of special prizes
will be awarded and an interesting _ ' that
' . 1 iii follow Fromm Guson was notified today .
“me is mama Dane ng w “their the Connecticut Hospital for they
the exercises. Attention is called on
the program card to the fact that in iInsane at. madletown is overcrowded
case of rain. the outdoor plays will‘angtggatgemorelpgtzegatfecgsur: 2;;
b oat ned from Saturday to Mon- 62 ~ 0°51 . ._ ‘ . -
6:3: angothe affairs of Monday after-ili‘l'm‘llfn‘it t0 the Isomch 3039““ m" ,
.noon and evening will.be given on the Insan {
Saturday. The play of Saturday is """——"—"'""' "
1always given for the benefit of the The Folly of wmsam. i.
philanthropic work of the school. It must be dreadful to be the hat
‘ Tickets are already on sale and can of a notoriously beautiful m
.be purchased from pupils or from the
stationeryshops of Mia Hamilton and
~iJames Donnelly. The whole series of
:events is well worth attention and will
{form a fitting conclusion to the suc- '
icessful year enjoyed by Norwalk’s
well-known school.
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your eyes water see US.
South Main Street. Phone 822. menu 80113 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 oil.
Remember We Combine Quality
With Expert Service.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Plumbing—Hestinge'rinning
Phone 733
56 Water Street, South Norwalk
Agent for
Famous International One—Pipe Heater
ROOFING
Slate. Gravel. Asbestos, Shingles,
Asphalt Shingles, Roof Painting
and Repairing
3~ply Heavy Slate Surtaced Roofing,
FOR SALE—In a very desirable
neighborhood, house of 9 rooms, 1
attic room. steam heat and 1 pipe
furnace. 1 large barn; lot 75x150.
l’zicc $9.000. Mortgage adjusted. ln-
quire William F. Hoyt. Tel. 435.
FOR SALE—A beautiful country
home of 8 rooms. Delco water sys-
ll‘lll. burn. but house. garage and
abundance of iruit; all improvements:
mud road. A bargain. Price $8,000.
“'Hlinm F. Hoyt, Tel. 435.
um SALE —— Pedigreed Pekinese
pups. Phone Darien 468.
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FOP. S.\I.E~—Winion Six touring. :14 MAY LO E
(audition. Bargain or will consider
Made ior smaller car. Bittner‘s
Garage. 122 South Main St.
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HARTFORD. June 2.—Hu'bert Rit-
Humvu'w‘
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FOR SALE-Standing hay. Call 2100
or call 96 Woodward Ave.
1‘03: SALE—mill: room cottage with
all modern improvements. Good lo-
cation. Price “.500. B. Joalanky.
East Norwalk. Phone 1309. .
FOR SALE-bungalow. New Canaan
Ave, Beautiful grounds, only $3.800.
Geo. Mitchell, Telephone 1861 before
8:30 a. m.
FABRIZIO DID IT
H. Fabrizio, mason contractor. 14
Snowdcn Ave}, has just completed an
artistic stone porch (the raked joint
effect), twa chimneys and a fire
place (of tancy pressed brick) for
G. '1‘. Bruce at the corner of New-
iown Ave. and Roosevelt St. This is
an illustration of work well done and
is a job that is creditable in every
Way.
LOST
LOST—Large float Tuesday night "
from Harbor View. Finder please
notify \V. H. Peck, Harbor View. Tel.
‘1784.
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W. DE BRUYCKER
Painters and Decorators
_’12 Eight St. ‘ South Norwalk
Phone 2132
HOSPITAL OYERCBfit-‘DED. ;
NEW HAVEN. June 2.——Judge of
for your family.
motsbotmut
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The Textile Store
Figured Canton Crepe, Silk and
Apply
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Yard Goods Exclusively
Cotton, Linen. Silks, Woolen:
Also
Patterns. W and Trimmings
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i‘ it‘llil' and
Jim].
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furrished
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manwishthatinsbeadofa 7,
, mud a bit of olf‘
china (not sauce). which»
mu: man-m hob“
LOST~FemaIe police dog. 3 3’89,“
old; has New York license on
collar. Liberal reward. Rhone 1035
Norwaik or write Ovington. 14 Spring.
wood Are... Norwalk. Conn.
LOST—flotsam Perry Ave. ond‘West
NM brown leather animate.
Finder return Jos. Lavoie, 10 Fort
Point St, East Nor-walk and receive
reward. Tel. 399-4.
LOST—Dog between Sanguine! and
East Ave. Jumped from automobile
Monday night. Bridgeport license.
Black and White setter. Return 40
Plymouth Ave. Reward.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June 2.-—Har-
yard College. considering the problemr
presented by greatly increased enter—
ing chases. has as yet» adopted no new '
planttor undergraduate enrollment.
nor is it likely to be able co decide on-
a. new plan for a considerable time. it;
would at the college office today.
.jhe, situation stands as presented in
a. statement authorised by University
:otficfisls two days 8.89. i t wasrudded.
‘ ' pointed out that the state-
, merit meow of meats sow '
emispucil‘lcdnqnires- This. ham
' explained. accommd tor the met that '
fneurones was mm by W'm Jews:
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FOR SALE
Located in the first disuiut‘en.
trolley line or 5 minutes walk
Montcalm”.
' 1 7-room house with improve-
m“-
‘1. H. LAYTON & (30., INC.
and nuts admittance
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