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Evening sentinel, Monday, June 12, 1922 · page 12

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1 CONTINUOUS

' { Our Club’s been going fifty
years, and needs no band. W’e re
pioneers. \\ 1th good intent and

we 've lived through

all the stormy days. \Ve’ ve never
lmowu the need of bluff to help
us sell our well known stuif, but
heart to heart and man to man
we told our story as we ran.

We’ve sold good coal and pleased

our friends—are going strong as

tonest ways

this day ends,

We are here for your business

e—without bluster or fuss.

Buy Goal of Whom You Choose
4—80 Long as You Buy It of Us.

RRISC‘B'

 

 

We never compete in price on our lumber, but in
quality. This puts us above competition, except with lumber
dealers who sell same grades and as we ask only fair profits,
they cannOt undersell us except to their own hurt as much

as. ours.

As to those who handle whatever is cheapest just because

it ’s cheap

they, are getting scarcer each year, for the cus-

tomer is waking up, and cheap Lumber must have more than

price to recommend it.

 

The HATCH & BAILEY CO.

Sheetrock—Beaver Board. Johns-Mansvllle Co. and
Bird 41 Son Roofing; .

 

 

 

 

 

A Black
1Tie

Is All Right, But
REMEMBER

time.

I‘l‘l'm‘llifi
New 33‘ eckwcar
At 551.00

See It and

21 North Main St.

 

They’ll put one on you some
day that ycu '11 wear a long

“The Ella/1,5 Shop”

“Spruce Up"

Costello & O’Meara

 

 

—~_—__-.___._.__,, - _ ,_

 

TARLOV BROS.

UP-TO—DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FUR
LONDON
CITY DE LUXE
BRIAR
PIPES

Also Celebrated Dunhlll's

Mahackemo Block

Tel. 1581

 

 

.LYON
JOB 1”th TING

South N orwalk

 

 

 

WGET A SQUARE DEAL

household
junk and
Anything you
”11-111; tn the quali-
square dial

will buy 3our
KOOdS. rams 1.1)1“1.~
second-11111111 1'. mils,
have. Piicc :1:
1y 0f the
al3va3s.

A

1:11: Iln‘.

PHILIP P. MAHONEY

82 Van: Zandt Street

Second- hand Caods Always on 83' e

 

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Big Reduction in Price on

Exide Batteries

Come in and See the New Exidc With Indestructablc

Gummite Cases.

 

EXIDE SERVICE STATION

67 North Main Street

 

FOWler

 

 

 

 

 

 

’5 Market

 

69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341

 

 

 

 

 

 

lthe offer of the Progressives has not

 

 

 

Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.

 

A. F. Beckmann 69’ CO., Inc.

83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
man 1405

FREE DELIVERY

 

Win/ml

 
 

 

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STATE POLITICS _. 1,, .

 

 

 

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MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1922

 

 

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6 GETTING ATTENTION ' ‘ '

(Continued from Page One)

 

tion from the Progressives for Attor-
ney General, but failed in the elec-
lion.

‘_‘\Vhether Judge 'L‘ight will accept

been announced. and whether he
would be a serious contender for the
nomination for Governor. this year is
still doubtful . He is strong in his own

section of the State. but may not
please the older leaders. 'Another{

name presented for consideration is
that of Judge Donald T. Warner of
Salisbury .and it is reported there is
:3 strong movement to induce him to
make the race. He has retired from
the Superior court bench and is be-
lieved to be acceptable to some. at
least. of the present party leaders.
Former Lieutenant Governor Dennis
A1 Blakcslce in connection with the
gubernatorial nomination. failed
of nomination in three conventions.
and is understood to have declared he
would not again he a candidate.

“Republican political activity in the
State Will Probably be held in abey-
ance while J. Henry Rorahnck and a
party or friends take :1 three weeks’
vacation in Nova Scotin. for Which)
lilac" llify leave today. The trip isl
said to be purely for recreation. No
announcement has been made of the
make- -1m of the part3:

 

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T issue Gingham,

Figured. Voiles,

TRISTRAM e HYATT

NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE

 

Specialties. In 36-Inch Goods

590 and 75c yd,
Normandy VOiles, asSorted ’ colors,

French ‘Ratine, assorted colors,

W; ‘U‘.

69c yd.
$1.00 yd.

45c yd.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

"\‘lmw members of the Rcmibzicnnl :-
Stain committcr- are absent from thc 45(—
Stntc on vacation lrirs and it is cx- ‘ - ‘1
vector] it will be at least another .. ..

month before nnx‘ met-ting of the,
stage or before it is seen how the new

committee is called \K’bcn called. the'
lime and 131mm far holding: ”... gm“, constitution will be recei3ed in Ire-

nnx-nntion \fil] prohahl} he decidedlm‘m'

upgglnns for :1 meeting of Pairficldl‘TWO ARRESTED
111 111-111 .. FOR RECKLESS

cmmtv Republicans
August 1. are under

l'mnlmry about

334.13: and at that gathering if is.

cvnr-r‘lml plans for action bv thcl
cumin: proliminnrvl

onizut‘.’ in tho
r‘nmn‘ilrrn “ill be M'krcl our (‘nn—

 

 

 

(Continued From Page One)

noontimc when John Buckiel.

 

 

51”, 31,.1;,.,.nn.1 hit: on the “all SllCt t 141ilruavl lr‘i1l‘1

 

 

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1'03. FARM AND GARDEN
«I. can supply the best of implement:
'3‘! tools. We hue also all the new-
. at improved labor-saving machinery
fit your convenience.

OUR HARDWARE

dock is always up-to—date, and wo1re
reputed to supply you with whatever

1m need in our line.

HARDWARE

 

 

 

Albert D. Morgan

South Nor-walk, Conn.

 

 

CLOTHING
t

and

FURNISHINGS

for

h—_

 

BOYS AND GIRLS

l UREN’S STORE

is was: Washington 8t. 3. Non-mu

‘ W/mmf/f/Ilfflfi‘

WWW!

 

Schultze’ 5 Tuesday Specials

Wm~ww

Hamburg Steak ......
Rib Lamb Chops .....
Rib Veal Chops . . . . . . . . .

Beef Liver ..... . . .- .

Shoulder Vcal RcaSt .
BEGINNING THIS WEEK SCHULTZES MARKETS WiLL CLOS

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...... 33131!)
.....a“.... ....... 32cm

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AT NOON ION WEDNESDAYS FOR THE SUMMER

 

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

Norwalk, 39 Main Street

South Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street.
Bridgeport

Itamford. Darvon.

Westport,

Black Rock.

 

Wat?!

‘ Widowmmmf ...?afi-Wfl'

 

GRADUATION CARDS

._AT._

The Hamilton ShOp

49 WALL STREET
Visit Our Gift Dept. for Suggestions—2nd Floor

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Gehebe’ s

It'- Here It We Houseman.

 

Promnt
Delivery

 

Refrigerators and“
Ice Chests

Ruggedly built refrigerators with
hardwood gases, three door side icer
style, white enamel lined, lift up
style, ice chests are white steel
enameled. Prices range from

$9.98 to $65.00

 

 

 

 

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5101113: :l llz‘n. Phillips.

 

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change could not occur at the present all a. spirit of uns33cr3 “mg 103‘ ally and

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AUTO DRIVING lltS us to make of our community a

l hcttcl. cleaner happier place in 33 hzch
. ‘to live.

“'itli this background of [Worms-
Elton. you will agree with us. in :1 con—
;clusion to “\‘l‘llCl‘l knowledge 01' our
2ixiculs loads; that were it not for the
flit-1133 burden (at~ interest. :11] 0111‘ en-
jdczn‘ors mizht lic devoted, with in«
creasing (-l‘l‘icicucy. to the advance-
merit of civic and social work. and
.Cummunity Hall become the inst“u—
.ment of results essentially licnclil‘inl

'10

'ililf“

would ill-11‘.“ 11.1.3 sonic: and the 1311c-
:mmcnz’ll . ccnsscs :1cl1iw3'ol in 1114-3
Airbus QXlll‘l'lt‘llCGS :It‘mst tl‘m i1‘_i‘1"si:‘t:1-

' lulu potency of the" word.

.11 high

' which

zvl<§n1ln canny, 31,. Hit 1g (“mm ' 3113' > Of
(.1 '0 nttcnr'. l Southuprt, was taken into custody for
, , p, .
".ernv‘srcmr‘nts {m- n fission of the l 3313-6 ding on \\ est 113141110. Ho 33‘111
ll'mncl‘vlir‘ Slam 1‘. :mrg commmmfl” Slwu :1 hearing: Thursday mom-
for :1 ynt‘r-ll'lf? in llm‘tl‘nrd r1nrl3‘ in ; mix l 1- t' _, ,
.lul\‘ lulu? ‘11;:.3.. :11... M...“ ,Ml . '11 urns on m sorcery PM?“
'13,... :0, inc Flute r‘mu‘cniinn Wi‘l hn'uu 111.9, 1111 automobile operated byl
v'--t«"'111311-1l ll:1ri“nv-.l ll’lilt"l‘tl‘r“(“l° Joseph Kaslclman. of \Vatcrhui‘y.
.0“. .1: «‘nlltlrwl m t,“_I'P’n";W_'“in“ H"Lljlmipml the sidewalk at the foot of
" v.“ . . ‘ q. « . . . ‘
1 war. l1nt llwrn i< :3 rum-1 mom in b.1331- 2:223:12” ‘11“: ”$121342“ 33 ;l|lloll‘ll00l; .
. «W . 3 1.. ' '._ . 511411 ‘11 :‘ n 4:
N “DISH“: m nmm'mm on “W <1 hunts l‘lmrcb A 33‘111'1‘i inm tile:
“3"”! '2 . D." 1,: _ H .‘ ‘ 3 . 1 1- . . . 1 1
' H l i‘ 33 '1” l. " ”m” ”HAT 3‘01 ‘ 111:1cliim- $2111} rc-‘i minor lvl'lllFOS and
tho‘ 11:1-‘?\‘ to hold llv convention iii . . . 1 - ’ ‘ ‘
11».- ..-»3 A, "T C. 1‘ 431511111113. 133 Dr. 1.. .l. Morrison.‘
. t I. l 1 ‘41" '3 ‘
“I ' ( I! llrmr ' ' W 1:131 mar-lum- was b111ll3‘ damaged. the
.1‘; ' .‘,4_-'.- :1“- " M‘, '11.. , . . ‘ .
. 1 (H .~ k , .l ‘ 1' ‘ m 111021113} 513-11‘1111: 33‘11111‘11 hung sl‘nnslicll. 12111111-
. ~ .‘4, :1‘.‘.1'.l .1: ‘ 11 ‘” - ‘
’ 1. ~ “ ‘ ‘ ll ‘ l “:7' _ 132133 tar stow“ 111 :11111 oll1~‘1‘ parts lmnl.
,‘ 1 =’ '1" ’-:‘. .fr- f..- 3:\ :1 3 '~ .
11'1"" 1‘ " 3.1.1311 1” ”n". Mrs. Lawton. 0'. Isaac street. told
‘ “ illlz‘ police .‘:1131r-l:13 night that two
_ .... ‘s'tl‘ it‘lnnls law: in}: ‘ztr‘nr‘. 51‘ is 33‘11‘1x in
7 a ‘ '
T“O ARE K]! I I‘ D“: ,the roar of the 113‘ 33 lunk building
v - ' x < -c . 4 . . .
, 1334mm: L~ l-“lllt: constiuctml on “all
'1‘“, O I‘\‘]TI RED AS, ”Erin-ll. l'alrolmeu Adams and ilor~
FILXI). IiITS ‘ADTOJMW invcsliuutvii. but could not 1111:]
'llir 1m 11.
Continued from 15",“ Pnge_ l l‘:‘.1!"<v!111:1n .7. Tierney reported at
--.. Pol ic-1 11113 iqumlers that thc‘ 131ml.-

llfln

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lizv .‘3l--1:s- lull-3' 33111-11 101. .l on the 11i-. 1
llnl of tin 1013’11110‘1i31'. Eli‘s. llo ln‘xi'si 1" 1‘ k“ “"‘“ l” ‘1 1“? "TO“S condition. ;
body was 13‘ 1111‘ 10:1llsillc. :11111 l'liil- '“ ”......—
l lips' bully 3311s urtic'x' the “howls 01" till HISTOR.Y 0F

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

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1531113311 in :1 l1:.:‘k oi I‘ill‘lll. :‘nd was' CONII‘IU“ ‘ ‘ALL

practically 3111l1111‘l. 'l‘ln» injulwl 3331mm _ ‘3

1111 4111-1 l'm- l1.‘-_l1i~s 33‘3‘114 lulu-'1 >1ll1.’1:’11‘1l. (Continued from Elm: Pagc)

tl‘t- train. which proceeded to the .. , : ‘ , .“_ -_ , , _ ,

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(“0111;131ng 111:113113‘. ”v “.3". said to 13.? 1...? 1.1 il11.« ammo, -.~l.m¢ ,1t 33. .
31.133 3‘ mini-:1 11““ t1: 1M :1" ii. 'l‘l‘. (. 133'. 1‘9 to ln'm‘ilt {l1 1 entire communilv.
'.'3 ways .zmvl mo: 11:. commitic-r- was

 
 

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llnrmml to 4131.. means to this end.

 

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but tuliwi 1.. 111.1 him iand;.31‘011gl1fltl1uir cl‘l'ux‘iS-iv;x 3311113113—
‘ ‘1‘ “iltut'l'mh Crushing. i -.1- lo ll‘lat 3:159 the building site .011
llzw‘ll'.“ 13.... crossing apprnnfihvsquz‘. 721111111 sins-t. 11113111: cash 101‘
ill-z l'dllll‘flxl i-I"l(< in :1 lisinrz‘ gl‘ullvr‘clnno' Th" ""51 0f.lll€' l’ltu‘ was $900.
.0“. 1.011, .14.. ”m1, has 1......" 11... scene (11' 33l1icl1’S 1m) 33 ::1= 1h: gift 01‘ one 01‘
yet many :‘H‘villcnls. A 1111,3313 lllt‘l't‘ the lmnoiaz‘3 members /
:1 .‘1’1‘117 ...J.) } .thhy resulted in :1 Ground 33.115 lllC-kr' 11 for t ommnnitx'
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......d 1,, 31191641,: ,1,” arming, 'l‘l‘m \~i(3‘\- ; tract for foundation given to the low-
:ls‘ 11m (4llfill‘lll'll‘1l. and there is :1 lmllzvSt bidder—“most. 31'0“" 1“ Th" {Ol'

lowing spring llle contract for
building was :In‘nl‘dl‘d—cost. $11.
To this must Jac-

smimls automatically.
al was operating of

1signal 3“hi:"l1
“Wit-the:- flu?

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sir.

1H1»: time of the accident has not been _ __ ‘
frlr-vm-mivwd \vm pawn“ told pass— 111s111‘.:1ncc 3.1:»; Sewer. gas and water
lmsgms 91mg .1 . ha- 1.1.7-1 1C, 1,..‘q_ pipes bad 111(“3ionsl3 been laid lit a
. .

bn. id to Slow 1. 03311 as ill-t”_\ unmoccl‘l— cost “3? “’4‘ 33mc11 ““5 Dani from the

led the oroggmg Icgular funds.

 

 

:1 brick .
,thc late )lazcarct Slieehun.

{illdt‘ll R‘ll‘lllg. $l30:101

lgrcal for this body of women.

,thc always generous and encouraging

lhcdrt3 co— —Operation on the part of .1 ii
the members of the association. No
task has been too menial. no labor too
It is
no: torgr-ttil‘f.

 

this unselfish devotion

assistance of 0111 fricnds-«uhich 111:1-

futurc generations.

To this «4nd. in place of our annual
bazaar. we are holding" 11 “phantom
lint :1 drive 113‘ :1113’ other Hume

 

\‘3'-.’1 have Ht
aim: 3w- 1111‘13' not much it. 11119.
are wow'sscd of :1 colossal ami-
mism. coupled with :1 colOssal
iisni: 11ml the conflinufion leads
10 believe. without 11111’-slimi.il1..t
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\VILL BE KEPT
IN BRllitiEPO'

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I330 . ’ 13.35 ..
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Court llOlZSl‘ bull-Hm:

Chili Jilslicr- \Vll‘1 »." . 1 , 1.,1
with 111‘. Mallard. ‘ ~ 1
tl1<4 rooms was 11:. ,,

Dr. Adams lolly " ‘, ll.
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gion P051. ‘Cm‘ :l.. . ..
quarters 1131‘ 1121‘ ly;;--..
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0! the lim‘ 'tml name‘s: , :r.

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every undertaking 111311111 1i. snml (,1;
at the outsci scented innmssi-
ln‘.‘ your 1:11:1141‘osit3'. c1121-

_\'m1 33’ill.
111‘s"§:1~!li (‘ll‘lt‘uVOY

us in bring: our
1 successful culmination.

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llzc {011177 . cf‘ ll‘.“ t‘inx‘c-
slain 01' l‘-\::111111nit3‘
:1 limited group.
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(Continued from First Page)
tv‘m, '17-"t‘tril lig‘li S3 stem. (in.
01' the Natures of tlic outing“
l1:3>‘1 13:3“: came. O'llilcy, 33bo
crlv was a clcvcr athlete.
pitcher‘s box. For two he
l‘,('l1l down his post. but in the third
curt-i to lo rclir-x‘cd ln‘cnuse he «lid
not iccl just right. Other members
0‘1 H114 ten llllllXZ‘G‘tl him to ktep on
“‘tr‘liing. \3l1ir‘l1 111‘ did.” 11 the SH‘
0211 lull 1l11‘033n.0'll1ilt3
A 1111.3sicinn 31:15 summmw l but
dilemma had died.

\ttm'm 0‘ l tic-3

 

One
was :1

innings

was the son
:1“.01111r‘,\'or33alk, and of
3311105 O'Rilcy. formerly of
1131433119, Norwalk. The later.
113111;: in Jerscy City. 333$ once

Silmm: 1

1') O\\

in lmrgcs ot the oil town of \or33 alk.

deceased 3311s :1 SJ-ll'cdncalm’l

He worked his 33:13:

'l‘lu
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-'\v\3 .Y ork l ni3‘ersit3 and Columbir

f College

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6 .___~___., In October. lllléi. the iinnucc com—3
E mince started a campaign to i'aisc’
Colonial secretary Churc}fi“.1‘umls for Community Hall. and col—
Defers Statement. on Ireland lt-cteli $1.8?2. cm:- indebtedness in
: .. __ . September. 1917. was $6.524. with‘
3 (Continued from First Page) $505.27 in bank. At that time it was
l _.__.. voted to borrow $6.000. and this.
lsm-cchmnking in Southern Ireland. through 5111338” ill‘l‘l"llCt‘- “'0 VOW
preparatory to the pnrlimncntnry able to do. Shortlv after this. a file-11d
f'lcr'tions on Friday. Many meetings reduced our mOitgag c of $6 ('00 b3

$100—our first reduction.

.31:ch held yesterday. including one at
feared that during the few years to]-

éCOrk. where Eamon de Valera 01‘?”-
ed the campaign 'on behalf of the
'Sinn Pcin panel of candidates.

If the panel candidates. agreed up-

terest in the monthly meetings cen—
tered in the reports of the treasurhr.

on between the factions rep cscnted Further amounts adding to the
by Mr de Valera and Michael rollinsv" original cost of building included fur-

wcre rejected. the speaker said. Eug- cementing
land would say that Ireland's present
representatives did not reprcsnt the

country truly. Therefore it was

nace. $225: toilets. $32G;
basement. $300. These expenses were
met by the proceeds from our annua
l..-:1:aars and unions other a3enues of
In February of the present

necessary to re-clect those who dur— revenue

:ng thp last four or five years had 3ear the auditorium was ceiled andi

1:0“th the “13h people along the the rear wall wainscoted at a cost, in-l

:rrggests road toward freedom and eluding rewiring . and extras,
$478.04. This amount was paid upon

 

'The question as to the success of
the many independent candidates is
much speculated upon. and it is recog—
nized that the return of even a dozen
of these would materially affect the
complexion of the new Parliament.

There1is nothing at present on
which to base a prediction of the
result. but indications in many plac-
es are that the panel arrangement is
disappi oved. and that the people
would prefer giving a direct vote for
or against the treaty.

1' As there were. recently rumors that
Collins was abandoning the treaty
and throwing himself on the de Val-
era side. so now there are rumors,
equally unconfirmable. that de Valera

completion of the work. the moncv
secured by means of generous gifts

been collected for the purpose by an
honorary member.

In addition to our minor expenses-—
minor being comparative—we paid
about '5300 a. year interest on the
mortgage. and for a) few years. an
average of $200 a. year taxes. ‘Bfiv act
of Legislature, this last item has been
eliminated. In spite of all this. how-
e‘ er. we ha3e been able. to reduce the
mortgage by $“ 500~from $6 000 to
$4. ace—besides which, bills ha3e al-
ways, been paid when due.

 

 

.,dcning their Stand for
‘ th

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