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FUR SALE—-b‘our cylinder Oldsmo-
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FOR SALE
Price “800.
in East Nor-walk. 310616100.
garage. Price 8750.
O'BRIEN & BOW.
Real Estate h Insurance
l South Main 6W
FOR SALE
bath, butler's pantry,
trict. Can
terms.
J. M. LAYTON,
Railroad Ave.
FOR
the post road
Danbury with 1;
35 acres under cultivation, 35 to
acres of very
ture. 13 mil’es."north“bi Norwalk,
in
merits.
About 200 chickens. All kinds
(flill John J.
insurance, 123 Washington St.
1292-4 or 2813—3.
The Sentinel
4
Seven room house. bungalow type.
all improvements; desirable section—
Two totally house. all improvements
Two family nous-.131 hammock.
Tel. 91%
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One new six room cottage with
steam heat:
all improvements. in one of the best
residential sections in the Third dis-
be purchased 'on easy
heavy timber and pas-
miles south of Danbury. 11 room house
very good condition with Del.
system electric lights, all improve-
Cobblestone garage for two
(rats. Five chicken houses. Big barn.
Cows. Team of horses. All harnesses.
of fruit
trees at. big bargain. For particulars
Venn. Real Estate and
Tel.
8
Mo on
W crass;
Hedge trimming and. planting t
lawns and grading. cleaning yards
Loam for sale.
,. JAB. A. FULLE
98 Taylor Avenue E
lax-son ..1 room
historian.” a ’
Lot 5231'". Mortg. $5.500.
Ask BEN T. NASH,
H. ASH‘
nlture; also junk at
u WATER ST.
Cell Phone 903.
‘ s'rnausmp 'rrcxn'r some“
White Star Line,
JOHN 1'. HAYES
Real Estate, Insurance
40
9 Junk at 37 Fort so,
Conn. Tel. 499.
ATTENTION
CO
pound tor rags. Phone 399-12.
MR. 8. MAN.
5 Rowan St.
property. 1 have over. 200 houses
the city at very reasonable prices.
ticulnrs. A bargain.
sumnce, 123 Washington St.
1292-4 and 2813-3.
QUICK SALE-Do you want to sell
any or all or your property or buy
you will step into my ofllce any time
ronvcnient. I will give you full par-
See me first.
John J, Vena. Real Estate and In-
Tel.
»NAOY BROS. "
in
It New York City” Building stone.
71 Cedar Street.
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Shade.
mediate
State road. 7 acres,
possession. $4.000. Acre.
inuton street.
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FOR SALE~Attractive 8 room house,
im-
room house $1900. D. S. Hull, 94 “'ash-
7
call.
NORVVALK MATTRESS CO.
bile roadster, model 43. with d
celtcnt running- condition. Will
appearing seat for two in rear. In ex-
sell
Very reasonable. Phone Norwalk 2729.
,s, EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
in own garage.
Full. SALE—~1 Tuxedo unit. size a
size 40; All in good order. Apply
South Norwalk. Conn.
1 dress suit. size 40; 1 l‘rock coat,
Anthony L. Bria. 82 North Main St..
4
BUSINEssiNOTICE; “ARMY _
cellars. painting roots and cutting.
. Phone 1165—23
"Al A m] AIN AND INVESTIEENT‘W
be“: an 2 taint!“
‘ any ng altered
to tbc‘pubilc in a long time. All lin-
- pmontn. (Storage rooms in cellnrJ
Price
813.000. Immediate possession. Rent:
$100 monthly. Can be made to yield
81A” surly. Go see it. act quickly.
Norwalk. Gain. Phone 8922. Evenings
Formerly Jones and Ash is now
running the business as usual buying
and filling new and second hand (up
8. NORWALK
or Send Postal
United States
Line. Cunard S. 8. Line, Anchor 8. 8.
Line, American 5. 8. Line. Red Star
‘ . ,_, _ .7 j 8. 8. Line. For particulars uk
saute—Alarm or 70 acres on
between. Nor-walk and
mile from. about
7 Main St.
Jane has dissolves partnership and
is now running the business as usual
buying ucond bomb furniture and
East Norwal‘k.
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 In a
, Starting from Lisbon early in April.
East Roz-walk
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Plano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
Phone 318
Mattresses, pillows, bolsters and
cushions or all kinds sold on our and!
payment plan. Also renovating. satin-
taction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 for representative to
Franklin and Monroe St. 80. Norwalk
Will overhaul and repair your car
All makes 0: cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
8; CRANES' MUSIC STUDIO
t0
hit-Guitar.
Boarding Kennels. Norwalk 2383.
FOR SALE-3 hives of Italian bees.
('heap it sold' immediately. Darlen ' WE SPECIALIZE IN
Best quality leaders. gutters and
merits sold on easy payments.
~ Commercial Building. Norwalk. 1 to
9 p. m.. Tuesdays. Wednesdnyn Thurs.
days. Violin. Banjo-Mandolin. Hawai-
Ukulele taught. Instru-
1920, Sedan. in good
llowztyton or Phone 621-4.
lI‘OIt SALE—Family used Chevrolet,
condition.
Reasonable price. No denier. Box 53.
your order for your spring repairs.
Don't put it off.
With Expert Service.
FOR SALE~5 roo’m bungalow,
lllC‘I’llS. Very easy terms.
tars Phone 2015.
Elton place. All modern improve—
For particu-
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Piumbin *Heating—Tinning
hone 473-3
56 Water Street,
Agent
10
for
$3.50 per dozen,
bushes won first prize at
(loin-n. all colors.
inont. guaranteed; Reynolds ,,
Highland a’véfiuie. Phone 28575.
FOR SALE—4105c Bushes, 2 years old
Francis Scott Key.
Premier-Ophelia. Madame Butterfly,
Mrs. Aaron Ward. Bloom from these
Flowor
Show, N. Y. March 15. Hardy chrysan.
themum plants, 1 year old $1.25 1):;
Honorable trea ,-
Far
tin work. Now is the time to leave
Remember We Combine Quality
South Norwalk
Famous International One-Pipe Heater
ROOFING
Slate, Gravel. Asbestos,
Asphalt Shingles. Root Painting
and Repairing
$2.60 per Roll. Red or Green
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
m, 23 Elizabeth Street
Shingles,
3‘ply HeaVy Slate Surlaced Roofing.
Tel. 38;?
‘ Willi-ill
WASHDW . June 6.-—-'I'ha war
frauds inquiry of the Dcpartmérfi oil
Justice developed a mystery today
concerning‘the identity of the person.
91' person! who onfiaturday swore
out a wen-rant tor the arrest of John
'Lewis Phillipa. chairman of the Repub- '
llcan State committee of ”Georgia."
charging fraud in execution of war‘
contracts. l
Commissioner Isaac R. Hitt. who!
on_ Saturday issued the warrant, dad
clined today to say who made the'
complaint. It became known, how-l
ever. that four persons appeared at'
Commissioner Hitt's olfice.
At the Department of Justice. our.
price was expressed today. “The De-
partment of Justice is working in the:
dark," one high official said. "we know
nothing about it."
Likewise the district attorney’s o:-
nce professed no knowledge and dc-
clared that the warrant was not' is-
sued at its request.
A phasa of the case that added to
the mystery is that despite the Do-
partmcnt of Justice denial oi‘ knowl-
edge of the matter. the I'nitod States .
'Marshal's office was notified on Sat-
urday to send two deputy mm:
up to the Department of Justice pre-
pared to act in connection with the
Phillips’ warrant.
NAVAL AVIATORS
RESUME FLIGHT
(Continued from Page One)‘
they successfully flew first to the Can-
ary and then to Cape Verde Islands.
Leaving the Cape Verdes April 18.
they reached St. Paul Rock some
eight hundred miles toward the Brn-
ziiiart cost. but smashed their mfihine
in an attempt to land. Arrow
droulrplane was sent from Portugal
to the Island of Fernando Noronha,
which was to be the aviators’ next
stopping place. In View of the dimcul-
ty or landing- at the exposed St. Paul
Rock, the airmen. to cover this gap,
planned a round trip flight to the
rock from Fernando Noronha without
touching at the other point. They
circled the rock on this attempt, May
11, but met with another mishap
while heading back for Fernando
Noronlla, a stalled engine compelling
their descent. Only the motor of the
machine was saved. -
Tl'e airmen were picked up and
taken to Fernando Noronha and
there awaited the sending of a third
machine from Portugal. which arriv-
ed at the island late last week.
LAnon ORGANIZATIONS NOT
EXEMPT. FROM Paoscourton
\VASHINGTON. June 5.—Labor or-§
.ganizations are not exempt from
prosecution under the Sherman anti-l
Trust law. the Supreme court today.
announced. , ~
The Court delivered such
opinion in the celebrated Coronado"
Coal case, one of the“ most important;
pieces of labor legislation ever to'
come before the nation’s highest
tribunal.
The court held that labor organiza-t
lions can~ be held liable for property;
and other damages caused by the.
acts of members during strikes. The
decision was delivered by Chief Juso.
lice Taft. The case Was brought by.
the United Mine Workers oi America'
against the ('oronado and other coal,
companies. arising out of the Kansas
strikes of 1914.
an?
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“'ILL DEFEND TARIFF BILL
mnsmnxgmx. i911t*,,5:R€DU,bli-
PLUMBING —TINNING—-— HEATING
icon Senate leaders hare deterfiilleditofi
explain and deft-mi the Administration
FOR SALE Caunuvy water System. Ranges and Tami ml, in gens-rat (km... in the Sen,
A farm or 60 acres of cultivated ' One-PipeHeateI-n a“. Senator Watson. Republican.
l'md 40 acres already cultivated and JOSEPH 3- KERY( JR... Indiana announced today in opening
planted. 20 acres of orchard, 5 acres Tel- 492 80 No». I: the m5; oi a 50mg of addfi.w.,,
of new orchard and 15 acres of 013 21 T8310? Ave. . on?“ which is plannedt‘or the next ft“.
orchard with 200 big app 9 trees an weeks.
other fruit. trees, 200 grape vines, ______________._____
one team of horses, 3 cows; all farm ER FORD WILLING TO RUN FOR
tools, wagons, plows, pigs, chickens PamegmanfiRgEcggaton pRESIDENT
and ducks included and an 8 room ,_,_ .
house. 6 miles from Norwailt at a 12 Right Stph 213““ Norwalk DETROIT. June 5. itltssOfiattrag
sacrificing price of $7,600. For particu- 03° pness)__h1:en;y 14:23:33; utopia :13“
lars in ulre ot~ ‘ ‘ vatelyl t e W . ’
, ' ”H“ J' m“ - “limiters.3'..‘.“%..°~‘~’33:33
e nd Insurance < desire to .0 , .
123 Vigiflingioit Sit.l Phone 1292-4 TRUCKING refuse to spend any money to bring
local and Long Distance of All
F OR SALEr-lSlB Oldsmobile touring,
A-l condition 3350. 1921 Ford tour
CARRIGAN a FLYNN
’(Oflice wry & Co; R. R‘Avc.
Kinds.
about his nomination or election.‘ ac—
cording to William_ :T. Kronberg.
editor of a Deal-born, newspaper and
Sheri!!! E. B. Doulens. 131,216.
' in the Dearborn
in , Detroit top 8325. Shutelt Bros. _‘ . Tel. 1&7! one of the leaders ..
distributors for Durant cars. 2021 ' love m, 868 “Henry Ford for President Club.
- , _..—-——-——-—-'—""'
Washington St., Tel. 2979 and 306 1 . 10m 1 , “.1913ng I 7 AUTO FATAL_ .
FOR SALIE—One Buick automobile. , . _ N l_____0
6 cylinder, winter top. 1918. Cheap. FOUND-May 31, 33mm; and diving BanmmRT' , June 5,..An in-
FOR SALE~Ono float
goats and one Red
stove. Apply
with two baby
Star vapor Oil
M. A. Tenyl, 27 Ely Ave. ‘
Nor-walk: harbor. Inquire
RoddY. 12 Core
LOST
r011 SALE-r0116 1921 Nash touring
ift'neu' Grasses {mimick-
, float adr , Capt. R. 23.
Ave. East Norwalk.
LOST-«Bank book -No. 2293. Return
quest, was opened by Coroner J. J.
Phelan in Fair-field town court today
into the death .of silt year old John
Karwin.,in that town. Saturday. ‘by
the automobile of Mrs.
Gnnn. of Springfield. Mass. daughter-
ire-law of former StatcSonntor James
l SEATTLE. “rash” Juno 5.—\Vheth-
Mary F. Mc- .
m. +.....m......, ..
led Advertisemeso Bong Returns
1.
W: ”A“ ‘—
‘WAEIHINGTON, June 5.7-Recogni-
tion of Boris Bakhmeterl as Russian
Ambassado rto the United States will
cease after June 30.
Ms. Bakhmeteft has been notified of
this decision of the American cow'-
ernment in a. letter from Secretary
Hughes, replying to a communication» .
from the ambassador in which the
latter. stating that his chief function
in recent months of liquidating prop-
erty claims growing out: of the war
was now about completed. had amazed I
to .retire should the Washington
Government req‘lire it.
The Correspondence. published to—
day. was dated late in April, after
Senator nor-ah had challenged the
summer's status. long the subject
oi! controversy, in connection witht ab
tempts to haul him before a Senate
com-dime. and in his communication
Mr. Bakhmetefi states “that renewed
discussion oi? the subject had. led him
to question whether his continuance
as ambassador would serve the best
interests of my country and the con—
venience o {the United States."
Both this letter and the secretary's
reply. however, antedate the climax
o: the Senate discussion or the sub-
ject during which charges were pro-
duced by Senator Borah or misuse of
Russian. embassy tundra. of which
ccgnlwnce is taken in an exchange of
letters between Secretary Hughes and
Storetary Mellon of the Treasury De-
partment. made public with other cor-
mspondencc. Giving a detailed state-
ment of the embassy's expenditures.
Mr. Mellon declared that the 8187.-
000.000 advanced by the United Stat-
es was “used solely {or the purchase
of obligations of the Russian Govern-
ment in accordance with the ‘Library
Loan acts."
ELECTION I‘S NOR‘VICH.
NORW'ICI-I, June 5.~A clergyman.
the Rev. Charles H. Rickelts. heads
the Republican ticket in today's
municipal election. and his chances
against Milo R. “fitters. a job printer.
on the Democratic ticket for Mayor,
provided most of the interest in the
balloting. Otherwise the voters
showed curiosity as to the fate of
the proposal to revise the city char—
ter. The chief argument {or the
proposed charter has been that it
would bring the administration of
clty affairs “up to date." '
The vote up till noon was fairly
heavy. the women turning out
strongly during the. midtorenoon.
DECISION IN VALENTINO CASE
TODAY.
er Rodolp Valentino. motion picture
actor, will be held to answer in the
Superior court of Los Anselm county
to a. charge of bigamy was to be de-
termined today by Justico of the
Peace J. Walter Hunky. who presid-
ed at the actor's preliminary hearing
completed Saturday.
The charge grow out of Valentino‘s
marriage. May 13. at Mexicali. Mex"
to Miss W‘lnli’rmLHudnui. after he had
obtained an interlocutory decree of
divorce from Miss Jean Acker. which
decree. the prosecution charges. had
not become final. Following: the hear-
inir. Judge Hnnlty took the case under
advisement. and announced he would
render his decision today.
GOT IN BAD'WlTH PlPKIHS
No Question That Observation, Really
Innocent. Was Not in the Best
Possible ‘ Taste.
* “THICK? marshy near 1W ’ ’ *
said Dingbatt as he studied the piece
of apple pie and wondered which was
the best point of attack, “but I surely
said something mean yesterday. And
I said it to my best friend, too."
“How come?" asked his companion.
who had a cup custard that muid be
tackled from any angle.
“W'ell, yorrknow Pipkins‘l I have
known him nearly all my life. He has
always had the faculty of making
money—not millions, of course. but
more than I ever had. Several times
he has helpedme when I needed it.
and right now if I had to have some
money I could get it from Plpkins.
And I would get. a lecture with it.
too. Not ill-natured. but a lot of good
advice, to: Plpkins likes to feel that
he is managing my straits.
“Well, yesterday I said to him: ‘Pip.
kins. you have made a lot of money——
more than I ever expect to have. From
a financial point of view I am a good
deal of alanine. But I have been
married 80 years. my wife still kmes
me good-by when I come down town
and she sees me turn the corner 11.1
go home on my usual train. All a
husband, I regard myself as an em!-
,. .m—Wm “on .- _ . “has...“ a. '..- .,
mien m rm.- ‘
Miss Ellen Morris Pet ' died at
her home. 15 Osbome avenue. on Sat-3
nrdny evening. aged 69 years‘ . She is
survived 'by a sister: The funeral
will be hold tomorrow. Tuesday at-
terncon. at 2:30 o'clock from the into
home, “Rev. R. Irving Watkins ofllciatn
ing. The intermentwfllbe in River-
side cemetery.
1‘
Weather Forecast
For Norwal‘k and vicinity: Generally
cloudy tonight and Tuesday; mild
temperature; gentle variable winds.
1115 Main St. Bridgeport
Send tor Booklet on m
ATTORNEYS A1" LAW :
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
Oflce
The weather has been generally fair
during the last 24 newscast of the
Rocky Mountains except on the
middle and south Atlantic coasts.
where rain has occurred. A dia-
turbance central this morning over
North Dakota is causing high tem-
peratures in the northern sections,
but has not yet developed precipi-
tation. ' ,
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COUNTRY CLUB ENTERTAINMENT
r...
Many tickets have been sold for
the entertainment to be given on Sat-
urday evening of this week at the
Norwalk Country club. when Donnin-
ger, the man of mystery, will enter-
I’alnting. Paper-Hanging at I" ‘ ‘
Rates—G. in Us a Trial ~
CHAIN WALL PAPER j
18 walnut. wax-walk, cm.
Phenom , ,.
We Carry a Full Line at
‘Wall Paper
at 1045-20-25:
Per Roll
COMPANY
tain tor an hour or two, after which,
dancing will be enjoyed till midnight,
Spcidel‘s orchestra furnishing this
music.
Donnlnger, who is known as the
“Master Mystic." first. came to the
attention of the Nor-walk public when
he Was brought here by the Kiwani-
club. He is well-known throughout
the United States, however. and the
late Theodore Roosevelt. was one of
his warm friends and had him enter-
tain him many times at the White
House and also when he was not
president,
"an. ax...-
mum
MOMMMIM
Oran Soul, and Bum-11'! ,
I IOUTH .uam cram '
AGENT "I
.CANDIES
_ Previous to the entertainment from
five until 8 , o’clock Steward Frank .
Hollywood has prepared a special din.
nor for a dollar, and many reserva-
tions have been made for this as well.
mas swear TO MARRY NEILAN‘
LOS‘ ANGELES. 'June .5.—-Mlssl
Blanche Sweet, motion picture ac-l
tress. and Marshal Neilan, motion!
picture producer and director. will be’
married in New York some time this,
month, according to word received‘
here from Neilan and confirmed by,
Pete Smith. his local representative;
Mr. Neiland is in New York. and Miss]
Gottlieb’s.
Now at their new store
10 South Main St.,
7 South Norwalk
She refused to disclose her plans for
Sweet will leave today for that city. '7
the future. l
NEW HAVEN BOY KILLED l
W HAVEN. June .— creme
Brazen, four. was killed by an auto-3
mobile driven by Miss Florence M.
Lawrence, of 133 Maple street, today.
The incident occurred in front of the
child's home and it was said the
child ran out from behind a wagon and
in front. or the machine. Miss Law-2
rence was detained while Coroner
Mix made an inquiry. l}
Guarantee Trunk and ’
Umbrella Co. “
INSPECTION_ INVITED,
‘9, North Main Street
: South Norwalk
Opposite J aooby’s
GET A BENEFICIAL LOAN
WE LEND MONEY on HOUSE-‘
HOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETCJ
WITHOUT REMOVAL: also on
GUARANTEED NOTES. STRICT
PRIVACY: we do not inquire of em-
ployes. LOANS UP TO $300. repayabie
in from 8 to 15 monthly instalments.
or as desired.
LAVVFUL CHARGES ONLY, based
upon unpaid balances, for the exact
time you have the money.
CONFIDENTIAL CONSULTATION
~BANK LIKE SERVICE. It will pay
you to investigate our Plan further,
and get acquainted with our methods.
CALL, IVEITE or ’PHONE STAM-
LFQQLQ—ifim m
Radio Headquarters
We have a full line of Radio
Equipment at our new store,
No. 15 North Main St. _._.,- ...
' teammates .5?
PHONE 959
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
Room 108, 434 Main St, Stamford. Gt.
New Spelkc Bldg, (2nd Floor)
GAS WATER HEAT-
ER SALE NOW " y
The Connecticut Light
and Power Co.
67 war 81:.
Perennials. Cut. flow
ers and Bedding ‘
Plants
4,
Rdivland M. Beach
Florist ”
Phone 2140 16 France St.
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