‘7, _ _____ _. .— .w-«-m~..wwmqu‘_ m ..
=-——- . .‘ ‘ . . .. . - M ‘ é -. ”MW" ‘ .1
Ir ’ . _ , _ . . .' 7 - . . ' ‘ m N no
. e . on me 3 ~ 1 e .. harassment; Bras Reta-ms ‘
i ' 7 ,. _"" “‘ " ' . '- " ‘ ' ‘ .- ~ - , -... .. -_ 1.7, - ,
A,“ fi “ A ‘ . y, > _.~ \A A-
“; . .~. - . r o o . _ Z . ’ _ 7
’ - WAN'IED FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICE Striking Sltophten‘ATe _ _ . 0‘ G“ Pm
.‘7 My“ \ dependable . man- M w— _ a — , - m Possessm of Chic WANTED—Barmanent posmons- are openat.‘ ' t
1‘ . , 'h “1:“ ll" FOR SALE—J! passenger Studebaker, "r'w' , B ' d Sell ' “ . _ . . . . 'Anctioneer Q
"1;, " £323.23“ 0 mpg: ‘° “1): 4 cylinder, good running order. First smog]; Hng“ CLOTHING and Alton RatlroadShops . thdm rates authomedrby theUmtedStates mt D ' - ,
. - .. 4.; Knight Street, Norwalk. 3i. reas‘mab‘e we" PM“ 1045‘?" 2‘ . MAX BERGER, (cammuedhom Mm . 1 Labor BOard‘ - , - . , , E I 8| hm ll ’ ’
' ‘1”) Mom mrd gl 1 to work FOR SALE—At C‘ I“ S" “ms smp’ 40 water surge? e 2252 so. Norwam e) ' ‘ “ ' I h A
. .,,, .. ‘.. we 3: r - .' . on - . '- l
.irlu fountain and Wall. on tables. 6‘ inich :83,“ “figuldigfw migmné’ , The statement was made in the faCel Wt; . . ,
' : mutt. Main Street. 31 grcfieafi d’ { lkgelec‘ric motor" Mrs. Tuttle having PET-“med “a“ the “menfmn by the. raiRoads thati . . ‘ PATEN'IS 9"
W i lhl'ldlt‘i eloatnon Birtlett lAvenue. 3 pleased to 81"6 personal attention to'the shopmcns strike 15 not against Boxlermakers W ter 1 D . _‘,_‘
\‘.':\N’l‘m)-Competent working house- ‘ g . B. customers. Advice and estimate! the carriers. but against thc‘Govern- Blacks 'th . , .
n.1,“, my business couple Phone Steamboat Place._2nd District. 3. . given on all work. It new fur is re_ ment, and therefore, a mutter to be‘ m: S y, A. M..WOOST.ER Li. W. DAB!“
1‘” Appointment, 120i}. Hardy; Nelson \Vrlson, 11 AdamsAve,’ Admmistratm‘ quired, I have very beautiful pelts. settled befOre the Labor Board. Sheet-Mots! Workers ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AHV. Nuwtak.
WAN‘l'Hi)~l‘urmer. man wh r-
:attuidonli kinds at farm wtmth
lannly prvi‘ericdpi-louse rent. Address
1'. 0, liox J.. So. Norwalk. 3t
D
\‘i'AN'l‘lIllr—Boys. C‘aplain. Goldman
Hal. to, So. Main and Cross Streets
1t
\‘.'i\.'~i'l‘lI;ll~»/\ graduate of Fursythj
t-ulll-gw Wishhs :1 position as dental
limo-no. RHit’l‘t‘llt‘tIs furnished. Phone
1'tl:’.7. 8t
\‘JAl‘l'l‘l-th Woman tor zen-null house.
until. In :t small family living at
”1'” it‘lJlltt the your round. ’l’t-l. 1611.
.._.._._.....u....___,.._-_.
TO LET
lHH HEN? (Ir l."il<l" Smrc it! 42
V m Zivxil' Slim-t. suitalhlc for busi-
n "1 in manufacturing trill-prises. )-
l’l Hill‘s
.l f
l‘ruit Store. You Zal t
thimrnc .\\t‘lillt‘, East Nor-
MI.
.Iilw'l
.tll'. 1“k
(l H. A. 2... room apartment. till
lllllllUVt‘li.‘ :.t~. nn lltllllm‘d l’ince.
xi... ,.lIIlt',-. m llt'Uf lmildinn. inquire
t-...llll.l l'tw- ~. lilizulwth Sil‘vcl. ti
' H Li). 'i'x-Il luruisliI-d rooms. Pri-
\,!7I‘ ..-n=. .;.: Ell South Alain St. St.
“in l M‘l‘ I1 lt'tttlll apartment. all im—
tImw-rn ~tl:<. corner Monroe and
i'hmiml‘ Strceis. lnu. John J. Ill Scsa.
I‘ll ”,iniu Ml‘t't'l_ Norwalk, or Phone
lll‘d ti
'l‘O I I‘ll
‘I“‘I|".
Philip l’.
ti mama will. impmvo‘
Van Zuni Street. lnq.
fallout y. if
til
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FLORIST
.‘ l'. ,. ~. I'IIIllllllt'iS, Sprays
llul‘ai lltwfgzzs.
Rowland M. Beach
l'h‘m- 10 l‘r..nce St.
t
'I'l‘l'i‘lx'lXG
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'3‘...‘“.\.\' it l“l.\'NN
o,’ All Kinds.
Phone 1046-23.
M
FOR SALEfiAbout 2
lug grass. Phone 1492-2. E. L. Gree
,_.____.._———
acres of stand-
n.
8-1 North Main St.,
THE TUTTLE SHOP
South Norwnlk
Telephone 389
i)
burg. Scribner Avenue. 3t
modern house on
Raymond Terrace. All? improve-
ments, steam heat, open iireplaCe, 2
car garage. Also one of the best build-
ing lots on the terrace. Phone 1326.3t
FOR SALE—New
FOR SALE—Two family house, some
improvements, fruit, garage; Filth
district. near trolley, school, store.
Only $3.600, halt cash. I). S. Hull, 94
V‘Vnshington Street.
of Magnetos, Generators. Starters and
Ignition:
autos. speed boats, marine
and tractors by expert mechanics.
Finest equipped shop for that work.
and also special fine machine work
done by the ho
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL
REPAIRING
Bosch Magneto Service. All molten
u...”
repaired and installed on
engines
8
t
t
ur. Address ‘
AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION.
Water St. and Steamboat Place
t
FOR. SALE—“'ork horse. kind. and
. MIISSENGER AND TRUCKMAN .
Daily from South Norwalk to New
Lay ton d: ('o.. inc., 5 Railroad Avenue,
So. Norwnlk. _
Real Estate, Insurance 7 Main St.
FOR SALE~Buick 4. starter and
lights. Ford ton truck. l-‘ord sedan.
wire wheels. starter, lights. 1 horse,
manure spreader. bottom dump. horse
cart. Raymond. Street & Son, Durien.
Phone 100, 1:1
FOR SALES-17. family house. nearly
new. large lot. improvements. ital-
imi sonic-mom. $5,500. Geo. Mitchell.
Tclct'lmnv 1561.
FOR SALE
()n Nutiluwn Ana. house. 5 rooms. ex-
”‘41 lzlrgo porch. well water, shade,
gardcn, chicken house, garage. 2 cars.
hot 65x24” leul. I'rlce $4.5M). l-‘or pur-
ticulurs ask“
JOHN T. HAYES.
Main Street
Itcul
.-
1 Norwalk
Esta i 0*] nsurancc.
FOR SALE ~A beautiful country home
at 'l‘hrcc Bears corner. 1 LB mile
from Norwnlk. A 6. room bungalow
with pantry. Fresh wcll water and
garage with one acre oi land. House
is 2 years old. For sale at sacrifice
price. $7M“ cash. Balance on casy
terms. For particulars John J. \‘cnn.
Rl'ill Estate and insurance, 123 Wash-
inu'on St, 'l'cl. 1292-4.
I’Ult S.\I.E-~~Iirand Ncw Bathroom,
37.3. S} pllon closet. china low—down
tank. enameled hath-tut) and lavatory.
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Nov. oil 6: 31m ‘uy
Clothiers and Furnisherl
"Tc Min Who Know"
50.
..- g“.— mm ,
~‘a’.5€‘- r‘gton St.
.
Norwalk
l‘ ‘tlfll lil‘lli'll SL'ITS
.
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H; Mounds
Killilitfi‘g
with all nickel-plated fittings: spell in]
hit l-.tr-.':iin, Whito celluloid “nitr-
clwo: ~v;lI-. $3. Sciticnhcrz ('n. 54?)
Zizd Aw. lu twrcn 36th and :‘Jth Sis.
N. l'
FOR SALE
A new 6‘. room bungalow wi'h a
inlllrovcmcnts. Fulrticld Park. 1“: r
particulars inquire at the (.Iilicc of
‘l
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J. M. LAYTON & c0., INC.
5 Railroad Aye.
-— .——.
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING C0.
87 Cedar St. South Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 969
We clcnn and renew colors in
mtrlwts and Rugs. Hand process by
Experts.
Goods Called for and Delivered.
'l‘llc Tl‘llSit't‘S «If the
South Norwalk Trust Co.
there is no use giving it away forIl
halt the price while I am paying the; ‘
full price (or junk I also pay lo a
pound for rags. Phone 399-12. 1
MR. H. FELDMAN, ‘ W
5 Rowan St. East. Norwallc (
NAGY BROS. 3
Local and long distance trucking or ‘
all kinds. Plano moving. Special van.‘
for moving purposes. Daily trips to',
New York City.. Building stone. .'
l
71 Cedar Street. Phone sislt
t
FROM THE FACTORY TO
telephone 817 [or representative to!
ca . -
NORWAI.K MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk;
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC ‘
“'ill overhaul and repair your cm-
in own nnrng‘e. All makes of cars“
Starting. lighting and ignition, a spec-I
tally. All work guaranteed. Phone 490 ;
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Best quality leaders. gutters and
your order for your spring repairs. 1
tin work. Now is the time to leave?
”1....
Don't put it 01!. ,
Remember We Combine Quality
“'ilh Expert Stl‘VlCC. z
HENRY A. IIEGELEIN
Plumbing- ” lit-nting—Tlnnlng 3
Phone 473 3
56 Water Street South Norwalki
23 Elizabeth Sheet Tel. 387;
PLUMBING —'I‘I.\‘NIXG-—- HEATING
Country \Vater System, Ranges and
Ono-Pipe Mentors
JOSEPH S. KERY( JR..
Tel. 492
21 Taylor Ave. 80. Norwnlk
s'l‘ATl-I LIBRARY JOB
TACKLE" BY "188111.12
Former Deputy Controllcr F. Clar-
cncc Blsscll. who rctlrcd recently :1!-
it-l‘ lwi-nty-l‘ivt- yours service in the
comptrolltr's crime has been engaged
Law urelo-rwl that inicrcsi at the
row ..l' l’,.' pc ' anuum be credited
t _ ilI-tnmllnl‘a‘ in the Savings Dc-
gull'illll'lli nit-July 1, 1022.1)cposits
.. .‘l l.- on or before July 10th will
It'll' “(WV store.
.KYEELECTRKQ
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lccfiitchéi?
w.
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Jfllfly . r t...:.;., Hmz' hilt-rust from the first or
I. it; 1 '
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0122:1155: .\- l‘: a t C E HOYT
l:.,l le’ufv and ii. M Y | . . ‘ ’
w thin SHAW: ,h 5.:‘. _., ., ’lrcasurer.
FOUND
I. I ‘--N.w——~H_.
r lxtldlo Headquarters In 1 ‘
, t J ‘ t ‘ ' ‘
. I. .-Y i. . _ .x. .t.: > "ill‘38 in tele hone
y bu! line of Radio tom. .4 .\I t, .\'.1H, k; H R if stu—
‘ . 111'“. (mm: may Luv: ' I .
; .. same b ' DI'OV‘
ill- prupt ll) at it “Mr! .‘n-cnug.
“h.
SL'PERIORITY
“0 make a specialty of fitting eye-Q
glasses combining neatnesi and com-
turt. 'l'ht- quality 0! our work “98 1D:
nln superiority of our workmanship-
‘
i 1.’ o ‘
lo North Main St
*Nm—g
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(I
“to ~
“‘Il \illvtltll:
} I, \\'.\i: \ l”l'l.lt.\\f~
r .» i:.i":~' courses!
' . t‘ “ ' ‘ ‘
F ‘ r lxnlu'hts 0:
H‘ ."'lt\l:l’ll'lt~n(‘t‘
“l ‘4 :it Nv-v'
1.4:. M “‘1"
l K I" l". small
.. 't;“.‘t.(lnt by
L. or the
' "JR horg‘
Tumult, no.
Optometrists uni Optician!
o
8 2 Atlanticsta. Stuttgart
unison/mums: °
All makes, for sale or to rent
GTO}?
PORTABLE TYPEWBITEBB
..
records during the quarter
by State librarian icorgc S. Godard
to take charge of the nrrungcmcnts of
old records or Connecticut courts. at
the State Library.
Mr. Bisscll calls it temporary on-
gngt-mcnt. but that it will require some
time to complete the work. as the
clerks of the Superior court in various
counties have contributed consider-
able mutcrial to the library since the
change of stuiuc by the last. session of
the Legislature providing- n place in
the institution for such reconds._ 1“or~
mt-rly only probate court papers were
accepted. . 1
Mr. Bissell was familnr with court
century
that he was in the comptroller-'3 office
as it was his duty to check up the fin-
onclal statements forwarded to the
comptroller by clerks of state courts.
He is also greatly interested in histori-
cal papers and has made considerable
of a study .along that, line. ‘
‘ Weather Forecast
For Norwalk andytcinlty: Fair and
somewhat warmer tonight and Friday;.
diminishing northerly winds, becom-
ing variable and shifting to southerly
Friday. The disturbance which was
central over North Carolina yesterday
morning has moved 'northoastward
during the-last 2411011115 and, is now
central near Nantucket. Mass" where
It is still raining and the wind has
Poached a velocity of 42 miles per
hour, causing a rough sea. The weath-
er is now clear in the Eastern dis:
ricts except on the Maine and Massa-
'clmsetts"coats The Western disturb-
terests of the shopmcn even while they
have been calling the board names.
that a nuuiher of railroads which had
farmed out shopwork were ready to
abolish the contract system. the big is-
in the strike referendum.
declared overwhelming,
said the question of protesting against
heaviest vote of the three propositions
put up to the shopmcn.
adwrtising for men to rcplucc strikers
9 . A ‘
Itind strikers “ore x-chortcd ill many situation today. H. J. Gallagher,
ATTENTION di points to be drifting hack in uncertain chairman of the strike committee 0i ,
Junk is valuable these days an numlu-I'. shupcrul‘ts haulers. insisted the local crafts. stated that the men
lm1 11w Alton. lho’inost .‘~‘l'l()llS dis-t
“a.“ >llrll.
("llillisl
ll'llllIi to lliiiltil'!‘ u workup
work liy‘ trllz- . t‘l,‘sll.'tii: *0! ‘llt‘VTl \;'(-crkibe€n asked ‘0 addi‘eSS meeting ’
m If“? 'H “7‘03”" "Mm" :‘oo‘ ( ' whore and this afternoon would bet
tu-tm- ill some- l‘nlll‘t‘dd Lhops-I: today. I
. (2:11”! o n strike. iII'Htkt rs :1 hlt‘l‘dily.
.(ll
~'noliiletl that unless they returned to
Chairman Hooper said that. the Ln.-I
Elect '
or Board has been protecting the in- ”cal Workers
Car Home Electrician
Wits? Helpers
Boflomkcnfioipm
Blacksmith Helpers
Another harbinger oi:
Peace “'33
ue in the strike. according 10 returns
_ ' Although
he vote to strike m_protcst against
he $50,000,000 wage reduction was
Mr. Jewell
contracting of labor
}lL' polled the
_ A ly to Frei ht A out i
Fifty additional wage adjustment W E g ' sou h
uses were set for hearing by the Lu.-
Car House Switchboardflperator
Sheet Metal Worker Helpers
Electrical Workers’ Helpers
Car Repairers andlnspectors
_ ' 70 cents per hour
Formerly Examiners U. 5. Patents .
- 0m:
1115 Main St... Bridgeport
Sand for Booklet on Patent!
«3.;
47 cents per—hour '
63 cents per. hour
Norwalk, or Superintendent’s 0(-
Wall Paper at 10-15-20-256
WeOarryaFullmeod
. Per Roll
Painting, Paper-Hanging at
Rates—Give Us a Trial
spirit ol‘. optim
ing feature of the local railroad strike
who had struck were holding firm and
added positively that the foreman m
the East Hartford shops Were all out.
The situation in the roundhouse was
not so clear. ‘
(Earl Mitchell, division superintenv
he strike was virtually 1“” per cent.
lit ctiul. ‘
The Chicago & Alton. Upon \‘VliOhC.
ims sonic oi the serious dis-onlors m;
the strike lluyc occurred. coniiuucd loi
'nlploy li(‘\\’ men. Alton shops \vL-rc:
h-n Ff‘l'llIS of disorders tit Slutcr. 310.. ‘ dcnt. maintained, however, that the
tilt] lilomninglon. Ill. At both places“ situation was rntil‘cly stitlsfaclo‘l‘y,'!
Ol‘zil authorities called for troops. t that trains were moving on time and;
in billil. tlzu ugrurnu-nl n: tht ir prt-s-‘ in good shape. . _ t
lit 1.! to withhold strike (axiom, mumu NEW' HAVEN. July 6.—-Strlkmg:
011.:11'1'1’ mm more rI'pOItt-ul to i... join- shupmcn of the N. Y._. N. H. & H. R.
m." striking: e-laowm-n. ll. hr-id a mass meeting today under:
with the" rxcoptions m" 11m unannqfi, an emergency call, which had been.
‘originally provided for in the tirst
THE HOME Ituz-lmact 5' occurred in the South. .\t 'i’m“S 101‘ conduct “f the 5‘1““ throughl
Mattresses. pillows, bolsters and “up”. ”(11.55 mm MiSSlssippi mwr'm local organization. it was stated.
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy h...” :\‘t W Hill :ms. cluslus ocvurn-d i ““9" the meeting that .“S .90 many:
haymcnt Dian. Also renot uting, sntisv M mu n “mam; shopn'wh and guard-5‘. conl‘licling reports were.» in Cll‘Cuiallnn‘
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card 01140,. “W $01M...“ l‘ucit'ic. (,m, man; us to conditions clsewhcre, it was:
i thought to he advis:tbl
.\t Xithli‘tlilt. 'l‘( 111)., a. striking nut-i
“”5 ”HIM“! “hum”! mm ”1' committee through John (1. Ready, the
I. .. 1 .I r ”H “t t w” m] syslcm t'cdcration chairman.
= t’u '« .n - \ ;‘~ ‘ - V _ _ .
"""”“ ' . H l I" l! ‘ (“a . ic meeting was said to liaxe a
' ~. wt‘é' w .;:; ; )1“ . , 7 p. _ 7
“Vin” i u” ' ) H" ‘ lncll-ultondrd our “1th several speak-
1 llllllltluuls in strikers tn return to!
Mr. Ready stated that he. had
S (450-
i (‘15.
. .. . . . _. .. , in New London, in Hartford tomorrow
MM T“ l {Jaifxf‘fifl 31“” fdf‘ifz‘t‘mx‘lt'lfld, and possibty would attend other
“9.9”": 332"" (5 up“): . \L '“3 ,mvctings “Her. The next meeting of
“MN ‘1 mm "Um "”‘m n ‘ ' ‘ 'ishopmen its a body here will be Sat-
'~ .?r l;" gill. ‘-;:~.~.t’ . .. .
”3.. t {.193} ll ‘t‘lluiu “ll: Rinntliiihofi: l urday. lllt’. difierent crults composu,
‘ ~ “' Uzi .t.‘:u . I. . . . . . , .
H ‘ I ' “in“ 1 1 ‘ ‘ \ l ‘ l ‘1 .1 in: the contedcrallon \vill hold sop—1
1“" UM” “ h ‘ L” E" V ,“U ‘ inrtllo "lettings lmnorro“, with at u.
Hint! lzxc liilzmil't Il blunt-rs 1.1'1)\U
{ different hour.
it was claimcd at the maes- meeting
- ~ . t. , 3 today that shop
a.“ in. hr. .1:\* l>. : the strike. At least. 25 have lctt their
”"1": “‘7"! 1“": ”1“,” ' work in the last ill-hours. it was said.
Attwr strllwn luul t‘tl‘uVIWZ thu- town
lllwi drawn a ‘ititélv
ii i" :vl‘multi tm
l
’z-rnouq Internhigioxiltzilrshc-Pltle Heater] “‘11: i 2mm. 15.7.4}; 1‘. sit.‘ that: it A *f“‘.‘"“"?“‘ from ”)9 NV“. “‘1‘?“
A 7 ‘ . E """,‘_‘ h "'1” iq“‘1(‘)l(:.‘i"hf‘ 1nlroud this attornoon said that “Condl-
ROOFlNG ”if”. 2.!” “_ h‘m) ‘ :t‘ilid) told 1:) t lions have, materially improved over
Slate‘ Graver], Abb('5u’5v 5111113123,: “it“t‘l Wit" ‘ ' 2' l iv I h acting. ' va‘ Ii :lll.‘ ljr(:Ct‘tllllL’-dély.
ASphalL Shingles, {00f Painting inn“. v.1 l"‘ l , n v «i (-i. .l ('hicutzu il‘:tlll.: .1} (“kn Mud. -’ _ - .
and Repairing a'il --:I;:;I.. l'Iil'l wish Stun r “urci. A number (pf Sklned- mechanics
3~ply Heavy Shite Shliuctd R00flng,‘ \. ..(.7.. :1, H...” ... um tum. ~< t,“““;"”?°.r= ham “‘79." “"3“! and pm
$360 per ROH' “(d or Green “‘"llliJ tunic tourist-uni (I! illt station .mil 3 ‘0 “Pfl‘ ”.1 tllt‘ positions iornlrrly 0(4—
Tlll-i NuitWALK ltUUi-‘ING C0. ,w; “J”, t" .= . lifiil‘lLd h) mut no“ on strike and
llalgp numbers of applicants continue
m :! slurping car i .0 appear for
.\ r-L‘I‘u rm r (In these positions. The
“-1.. r: it. end. lu- gilt-om wcrv film”: 'gompany has stated that qualified men
crc-i WI" lIli"”"-“‘i “"h himflm?‘ "~‘ of good habits and cllnructcr who
ill" (-n “d. It "“lIt’UilIl «villclztl said. “W1 await service at this time will he re-
on his kill 5 pa. wlml tur his lit‘v. Three _ gal‘tl(‘-d as pennant)!“ emplni’es. '
nu-n worr- tux." .1 to have Silltvl‘ alter "On the first shirt this . morning
thy had i .1... ”mi N mimcnts thcrc is a further incrcase of 224 men
tuccnimic W t?“ *‘V'k‘ls- , l over the number working on the first
NEW YORK. July 6.-»\Vi\'cs 01 ism“ yesterday.
striking l‘éiih‘““d. shopmen i“ ”1"- “Tliere has‘heen no interruption of
Bronx madc Mall?“ 10‘1“." 10 OD”! com. citlicr .t'reight or passenger serVice
missarics to 1'4“ “like“ and “1" which is living maintained on all (ii-I
pendants. visions on a normal basis."
A \Vnmun'g :zllxillill‘) (If i'cmulc rvla— —.——————————
tit-(Is ol the strikers at the Van Nest
shops or tlu- Now York and New Ha-
roll and Hurltm‘d railroad was l‘ornl-
ed with .‘ilS. H. Frank as president.
PITTSBURGH. July 6.»*Striking
shoxmteu uf lhv (‘t rural region, Penn-
sylvania llailmad system. were today
1] ll-
GERMAN MARKS (GO 110\\'EI{
N‘li\\‘ YORK. July 6.~—The price of
Gcrnmn marks. which has hi‘t’ll on the
tol-ognan for several wccks. fell today
to a new low record. One hundred
marks are quoted in this-hlarket at
between 22 and 2:2 1-4 cents. The nor-
mal. or prewar price of
23.8 cents each.
work by noon next Monday. and are
apcepted, thoy would be marked “out
of service."
Report of _ the Con
dition of the South Nor
Trust Co.
At the close of business on the 3(Ith day of Junef1922.
tin, sentenced from Greenwich, last
winter. who canned from the Fair-
field county jail here; by scaling a. 30
foot. wall, was caught
house yesterday, and today was locked
up abain.
_13. As a "lrustie." he was tending the
e to let the men}
hear the reports from other parts of}
the system which have come to the.
fermion are joining
marks was ‘
walk
_ lice, 132nd St. and Willis Ave., Bronx. New York City between 9 A. ‘ I
( 1
gentle, 3 Year Old 90“? 2 Heifers. York; good service guaranteed. Of- bur ltoard today. M. and 5 p. M . COMPANY
2 wagons and harnesses. Mr. J. Vcr- nce Pohlman's barber 8110;). Phone Anotlu-r conference l)('t\\'t('n I). \v. ‘ 7 13’ m 3 No n _
“dy' ('ompo Road, Weatport or phone 991. n. n_ pit-sidtnt of the Railroad Signal- F M CLARK Sn t > t.
344' L 3t ’mcn. and \\'. L. McMcnimt-n. labor ‘ . ’ p " L__ , Phone ‘50 4 g __
. STEAMSHIP T‘CKET AGENT mctnlucrs ot‘ the board. was in prospect New York, New Haven &. Hartford Railroad Co. " ‘ ’ “’ ‘ “'
FOR. SALEwA two family house, all White Star Line, United SiatesHmlay. It was Mr. 31¢)“,an and‘ _ , _ ”c
rlzllprtoi'elllttillis,QIOCl‘llge‘l'esln {”110 fiéd Line! 0‘1th S. g Iéinivi Ancgoa Ss-ts' (‘lntirlnuu Hoover who succrssl‘ully F. H. BA XTER
(is no , in un . ml u 0 r0 y Line, Amer can . . ne, e or im,.r\.(m,d in the threutcnnl strike or . ‘ - . . ‘
or 10 minutes walking distanCe from s, 3. Line. p0,. particulars ask : . “mm: ot‘ way cm ”(m_s_ , . .~A one all ESCAPED PRISOBEB CAUGHT ‘ .
the bridge. Apply at the ofilce M J' M' JOHN T- HAYES m Slifi-ttimvhilc railroads ill homily.- were “ARTE ORD'isrguylsasethe ougstalizd— BRIDGEPGRT' July 6"”an“ Mar- mum“!
in a. cellar of a.
He had his freedom March
boiler before his escape.
Martin was captured in the cellar of
rope Show, Pork om j
Gun Soul, end m 1‘-
IVIOUTl-l MAIN stain:
AGENT FOR
CANDIES
at Greenwich house by Deputy Sheriff
Edward Palmer. “4' '
MORSE CASE TO BE HEARD
BRIDGEI’OHT. July 6.—Harry F.
Itlcrsc. son of Charles \V’. Morse. bank- t
er and shipbuilder. was to be heard}
before linitcd Statcs Commissioner?
Hug-h Luvcl‘y this afternoon. on the.
charge of conspiracy in shipbuilding!
operations during the war. The case»
had ltzl‘tdl scrertll times postponed. but~
thtc prospects were for a hearing this
time.
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JACK PICKFORD TO MARRY.‘
BOSTON. July G.—.\iiss Marilyn;
Miller, movie star and leading lady
Gottlieb’s
Now at their new store. ‘ "
10 South Main St.,
South Norwslk-
in "daily," will be married during the:
first week in August to Jack Pickford?
«emu.
brother of Mary l’icktord. and himself
in movie star. in Hollywood, Cal.
This was announced today by Miss
Miller‘s sister Clare, who said that
Marilyn would leave Boston as soon
as "Sally“ closes. null-would go to
New York to select her trousseau and
would then start for Los Angles.
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'FOURTEENTH HOMER FOR BABE.
NE\V YORK, July Ti—anhe Ruth to.
i day knocked-out his fourteenth home
i mu at tho season in the third inning
Cleveland. The
t
‘in the game against
bases were lull.
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking Co.
1310 North Avenue _
Between Oak and Center St,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second-hand parts and tires to
fit any make of our '
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DL‘MPSEY AND “'ILLIARD
; TO FIGHT i
; “’lCl—IIA. RANK. JulyG.——A bout
between Jack Dcmp. «y. worlds
heavyweight: pugilistic champion, and
Jess \Yiliard. former champion, is vir-
tually assured before October 1. Ray
Archer. “'illinrd's manager. said to-
day. after a conference here last night:
-l)eiwc-c—n Jack Kcarns. Dempscy‘s man-
’agcr. and Frank Flourney, represent-
. . v
iative of Tex Rickard, ;\e\v York pro-
moter.
New Model .VictroIa
.. A. . ”.70.-..40.
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REMODELING SALE
All Wall Paper and Paint 8%
Will Be Reduced to Make
More Room
A. COHEN
137 Washington Street,
South Norwnlk, Com
Dr. Dletz
’47, south Main St.
DENTIST ’
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No. 280 . . 3200.001
" sow ON EASY TERMS
Don’t Forget to Visit Our
Gift Department _
ance new forms a long trough of low
*0 l'ppcr Michigan; It is causing im-
seltled weather with scattered showers
between the Rocky Mountains and the
:n‘essure extending from New Mexico,
lurker-92mm. [The temperature 1 isc.
in will:
in: slowly in the? Hippos: . ..
aenflzmfl W portion
clan; .
3%.!
we omit-
ASSETS _ ‘
Bills Disconntcd ' ................... . . ............. .. . . . . 366353636 .
Collntcrnl‘lfiuus (time an; dcmand) . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . ; . . . . 613,352.47 SPORTING GOODS
Funds set aside for Saving .. Depositors . . . . ................. . 2,526,789.53 — . ' ‘ ‘
United states Bonds .. . . . . ........... 99.801.25- Konm . -- FILMS
Stocks and Securities . ..... . ............................... 238,223.»: '
Banking House ......... ....... ................. .. 5t».ooo.oo _ , ___.__. .1
puetromrnescrveslgcnts...........,............... 171,158.22 .‘ f '1‘
Due from Banks and Bankers . ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17,179.94 'i. , i; - : . g
United States and National Bank Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . $2,990.09 _ _‘ ,
Gold Coin ..... 769.50 om S
Silver Coin. . . . . . . . . . . . . .c. ....... .. . .......... . ....... 4.32.22 .' ‘_ ,
Minor Coin..- ................. ................... l.‘ . . .. _ ,
Checks, Cash lit-ms and Exchanges . ......................... 3,131.71 18 So_ nan}. St. Sm Nag-walk CW
Total Assds ...................... . ................... $4.46i,s17_.1s ‘ , 5 our Dairy Products moan. “1;
LIABILITIES. . . . , 7‘ Ghb'OU, trained nuke". -
Capital Stock . , . . . . . . .' ...... . ................... $200,tI(l(l.Im RHYS N.RTH cattle, carefully washed
Surplus .................... v. . . . . . . ...................... 160.??0hu i _ ,. z . g sterilized receptacle! and
Undivided Profits, less expenses and taxes, . ............. . ..... 79,307.3‘. , _..- . sanitary methods of handlin‘
Due to Bank and Bunkers . . . . . . . ..... . . . .‘. . . . . .9. :1. ',,',‘ . r . . . 35,085.01 Anew,- DESIGNER & . such cleanlinefl mean. - ..
Savings DepOSits ............ . ........ . ...... 3-....‘63, . 53.3 _ , '0' your fnmlly. b“.
General Deposits . . . ......................... 1,!le,45..86 SUPERVISOR
Special Deposits ......... . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . 190.721.26 Order of u! regularly “I p.
Certificates of Deposit. time ........... . . ..... 13.22323 B. 5. Mass. Irnst. Tech. ‘ure of the pure“ and .4]
Certificates of Deposit, demand . ..... . . . . . . . . . c . _ 7 . ‘ _
Certified. Checks .. . . . . . . .d ...... . . . $3,223.22) ~~ BEST DAIRY PRODUOII,
Christmas Savings or Thrift Fun 5 ...... . . . . . . -, . ..o . ‘
Trust Deposits . . ........ . .p . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2?.630A’I $3 936 933 93 3 Phone NM M F. H. WEhIPE & SON .
_ TotalDeposits ..... .. ............ .. , -"’ ... . . _ 7‘
Rosary for integest ... . . . . . . . . . . 0m ‘ 8»?ka ,- . Main SM “(9" Tlhfllm my ‘
V ’ ‘ 19!. tax > J ' ', ‘ . . . r} . is "
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