ESDAY, JULY 11. 1922.
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Th?! Sentinel ’s C I zed Adve t' ‘7 ' B R _.
1 .. ”A _- _, . r wements rmg ctums
t I 1... 1 TL . V 1"“ A L
3111mm), :1 FOR m 7 nusumss NOTICE m an Fm scum Holmium: m m 0, a, pm‘
' ‘Hlll vl'ounx men, experienced, ‘ ‘ __ __ rm let your roof lealr. DO you FUNSRAL OP m. OLA ’. SAVINGSBANX . r mnear
’ (mum; room or shirt factory. Ap- know we put on Asphalt rooting at T1“! W 0! HTS. Loom cm- CORPORATE)” MEET ‘
,r- Roy Shirt ('o.. Chestnut. SI. 31 , less than 0,.5, of wood shingles? Tug 30.11 Waflfgg géwég‘clock this 111- , ,- 1 f 1. GE. ‘- D.
_ , ' . ' look much better. wear better a Hm I“ Chm" 1- 33‘ (Calm 9"" a?” M V '
rnP;.srp1-rle1:fegl mum FOR SALE new a fireproof surface. We nlsodo 19% 1"- $15930? aficicted m1 . m ) . , ‘ ,
Ni W‘N‘S- A” y 09". 51 2); slate. gravel and Asbestosgroofing. bu m , Verside cemetery. lent condition With 7,755 depositors ' _. ' ’ -
>'- “L Several one and two family Three-ply rubber roofing, 8.15 per M and rim of over $3,766,060.05: ’ PAM
Tlilllw $1.800 on first mortgage. . 1’0“" .Lea‘t$::£ngoglglt§ré- CO ' Walker Farm buliml.‘ of Condition ” Obs. 0' 7 WW m m
“tc Mortfiage. Care or Sentinel. houses; also one “5““ store, for 1‘0};th 337 or 2955_ ' For Norwalk’ d“ I u n" " 30’ 1'52. r‘ L H. mm
1 . . q 50“”, ,. . . m A. . i“? 'Vicinity: lentil Mk5 , ‘ HARTFORD; July 11.——Governar mum
‘ ED—~Operato’rs for Singer pov. sale on Lexington AV? We B! y and Sell cloudy tonight and Wednesday. proo- -Dep°°“5 ----- - - - - ”-3.15333192‘ Lake: today grated a reprieve until A ' ‘ 8 fl 1"
chines. Steady work. good pay.
Criterion Specialty Co. 136
on Street. 80. Norwalk. ('t.
._ 6,
Young girl wishes position
0 or doing light housework
\ll.1mily. Address Position.
,Senlml-l. 1t
:1 A 1111111.: man desires room
or willmlz: board. with private
; Reply M»; l’ 1) Box. 3;
,? ED Allllil'itltbl. inlelligent
7, who (Hill 1.11” 'll“ truth con-
' ly' to opo-Iguu :11 Nurwalk. Sal-
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TAYLOR & GOLDEN CO.
South Norwnlk Trust ('0. Building
FOR SALE
1 commismlu lllvt‘Slmont Ser— . , , menls‘ very
.,,. . . , . and bath. all implO‘e ,
'- 01, 11”" 3111:.” N" Stamford. pretty home: built two years agoé
“ pllllllw .il l Pleasantly situated WIS; :‘ew. Ii)“
1.1:; i, sound. 500 (1.. (mm 2 tro cy lneS.
‘1’" by", <il: :Pdt WW???" A-l condition; ready to move In. Real
y ., \ 5.1, . . 0111a , 1'3): bargain: only $4,500. 281 East Ave.
3 Phone 2025.
Norwalk. at attractive prices. For
price and terms. inquire of the
_._———
SECOND HAND CLOTHING
MAX BERGER,
40 Water Street So. Norwnlk.
Phone 2252.
Telephone 1230;
*Bimgalow, with 150 it.
East Avenue. 6 rooms
lrontage 0n
' 1:11 Young girl for light house.
rk '.\11;>l,‘v' 1:7 Garner St. 3t
‘1 ’l'llii) 2 men to work on ice
.pm Apply 11) Hull]. Freight Yd.
1 3t
no
Can-
Nl'illli A cook. good wages.
1n1lrjx. Mrs. D. H. Miller.
ill". t‘ann. Phone W'ilton 96.
_NT El) « Large 2 horse farm wagon
,-dh'1y ruck. \Vrite Drawer J. So.
all; Poe»: Oflice. 3t.
TO LET
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fill
TlilW'KING
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‘ Y 0": l)lf<l1nf‘p 0
I All Kinds.
1917 Ford touring.
hauled, $150.
3 to 1. underslung.
$125.
St.
FOR SALE— -One Ford touring, 1921,
new tires, bumper, Ustur lop, $300.
completely over-
1915 Ford racer. geared
dcmountable rims.
201 \Vashingtcg:
___,__.——-
Shul‘elt Bros.
Tel. 3075.
AliEw-r‘ord touring car, 1920.
condition. Best bar-
(“all :11 5 \Vcstport art‘-
It
FOR S
starter. best.
gap in town.
11119 or Phone. 2151. alter 6 p. m.
SALE»? lots in Smithvillc. op-
Harbor View. hit}. 56 Mtudor‘
Merrill, ot
FOR
posile
S, N. Mrs.
St
[’th SALE N'ullmhlo 11.1. Snxflm). on
Main Sll‘t‘ml, Norwulk. opposite Fos-
it"l‘ASle'Wnl'l (‘11. links Ificr. Phone
llill or i". O. Box 5923. SJ. Norwalk.
l-‘Ul‘. SALE Indian lllOiJl't‘}'tl‘lF‘, good
('rllltlltlrm. $75. Inquire Thompson
Evans. 178 Kurt Ave. utivr 5 o‘clock
Sundays. "
or of
FOR SALE 7 Evinrude motor. used
one scnson. 1.1)wnd1-s. 27 \Voodwartl
Am “119'. Ill
FOR SALE 1101? (‘hnmllt-r 4 passen—
cvr (‘humnly roadster. Many extras.
For particulars cull Nolwzllk 209?. Ill
FUR SALE 1 dining room [itlllt‘Z 1
kitchen iuhlc; 1 white bcd and
hurczlll; 1 EMS plum :md oven; 1 sow-
ing llltll'hlllt‘. (‘;1ll afternoon or mm-
lug. Ma's. Theirs. lHl Sn. Main St. St
mahogany
uphnls 1 1: rod
(3. l‘crry.
FOR SALE l’ille Follll
[1:111111‘ suite, 2; pit-(es.
«111-. clecn silk Velour. 1‘.
{1-H bland. i‘hmlv 17M.
SALE Small Turm. over 5
luml. ilousc. 1~1ll1111il1lill:ts.
{13111115 1211' nml :rnpcs. \lll-f lu- >11id.
\Vl'ilc Fur "lll‘i- of St-nlin-‘l. Ill
Ft ll:
:wz‘t -'
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FOR SALE lftlfi Ford (liil‘w ry. ullh
ouclnsul punvl body, good tin.» A.
l“. (lllll ll". :3 \\';1>‘13!L':H|l Si” 5"
Nm'wnlk. LL
l~‘()lt SALE rllmrc prop-1n): Bargain.
6‘. mom (‘l'l'itifl‘ :11 sruslmre. all in).
Irrrwenlr-ulx', $6.1m". (‘zuh $1.1M". \Vriw
(1r l’ilnun lil llltllt‘ll. Mrs. (‘. It. “'riuht.
Hill SALE Bungalow l'll Eusl nvc-
llllc. G l'tllrlllS Inn-l lultll. :lli improve-
n‘.1'lt~'. 3.2!.300. l’llnllc 2"23. 3!
Hill SALE 7:1 {not upcn motor boat.
'l‘wc (y'alll‘ll‘l‘ molar In :1 crlllzlpsihlo-
Ditli hood. Jllr~t ol'vl'huult-Il and paint-
ml 1.11 the 1111):: m llmcs‘ ship .mml.
111111 l“ll~1l Stl'm‘t. Elm Norwulk, See
.\Il'. \\';1li:lw1» llulvs 111- Phone illicr
711‘.“ I‘. ll. 19'”. Make (ill-"r.
l-'()ll SALE A two family llollsv, all
illlprnvcmcnls, loczltcll in lllc 3rd
district. within minut-‘s of trolley
or 11) minutes wzllk‘ng distum‘n from
the bridge. Apply at 111.1 Ullll't' or J. M.
l.il_\l11n A: (‘11_, Inc. .‘1 Railroad Arcnue,
So. Norwnlk.
n
-:
Hit“. SALl-l- 2‘. lumily house, nearly
Ill-W. large lot, improvcmcnis. Ital-
inn :zmtlt-nu-nt. $5,511". Geo. Mitchell.
Tt-le‘llimnv 1861.
FOR SALE
On Newinwn Arm, house, 5 rooms. cx-
tl'li large porch. well water. shade,
mirth-n, chicken house. garage. " cars.
L“ \llilflli \N & FLYNN
. . m;_\.Q (‘n R. R. Ave.
1 i-l 17-77
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by _ 1.. "WHHM'WHN‘
,. Gnu-tr ‘ ”‘1 N I: “I!
Fulllill ll' '
,. of South anu
r VrimI-nls, 334.1111“.
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'rllstces of the
outh Norwalk Trust Co.
\'1' {13“,}.13‘,
‘1! that interest at the
f . 1 1’ I > .
‘ 1 4,’ ll"! 11111111111 be credited
l t'-":.1 t .. ‘ , ,
1 i \. 111‘ ill the SdVlllfls DC
a -
51.“). 2:1‘
._ 1 11-July 1,1922.Deposils
1 11 «11‘ before July 10th will
'1?
,I‘I’I‘Q-Nl I'I'lllu the first of
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C. E. HOYT,
Treasurer.
‘xtitulars zlskw-
. 1‘
O'BRIEN & BO"!
1'. ll Estate and Insurance
Main Street Tel. 971
m : prim.
lmt 65x21” lee-l. Price $4,500. For par—
_ JOHN T. HAYES,
. Main Stre‘t
Real
101: SALE ~ A twalltiful counl‘l‘.“ ham?
Trim Tillwe’llnars corner. 1 1-2 mile
limo ‘,’r.‘"i1k'.‘\ 6 room 1111113310W
S‘ 11.1mm. l~resll won water -and
~g11rgzc “uh om- acre of land. House
Is - icéus old. For sale at sacrifice
:rcrms 92):) c:1<l1. Balance on easy
. Dal-lf'llllll‘s John J. Vena,
RPIll EFthlI' Hill] Inn
1 .ura " ‘
lngmn St. Tcl. 12:12-4. nce' 1‘3 “ Sh-
Norwalk
Estate—Insurance.
l FOR. SALE~Brund m...-
355. Syphon closet, chin
j tank, enameled bzuhiuh
1with all nickel-plated lit:
: inzc;
.
big bargain, white celluloid
NZ?
-. MESSENGER AND TRUCKMAN .
Bathroom,
:1 low—down
and lavatory,
special
4 water-
'CIOSet seats, 35. Seidenberg on 5.43
1 3rd Ave. between 3611: and 3711; 55.
Mrs. Tuttle having returned is
pleased to give personal attention to
customers. Advice and estimates
given on all work. If new fur is re-
quired, I have very beautiful pelts.
THE TUTTLE SHOP
84 North Main St., South Nor-walk
Telephone 389
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL
REPAIRING
Bosch Magneto Service. All melts
of Magnetos. Generators, Starters and
Ignitions repaired and installed on
autos, speed boats, marine engines
and tractors by expert mechanics.
Finest equbped shop for that work.
and also special fine machine work
done by the hour. Address
AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION.
Water St. and Steamboat Place
Daily from South Norwalk to New
York; good service quaranteed. 0f-
fice Pohlman's barber shop. Phone
991.
STEAMSHIP TICKET AGENT
White Star Line, United States
Line. Cunard S. S. Line. Anchor S. S.
Line, American 8. S. Line, Red Star
S. S. Line. For particulars ask
JOHN T. HAYES 7
Real Estate, Insurance 7 “Main St.
W
ATTENTION l
Junk is valuable these days and'
there is no use giving it away for?
half the price while I am paying the:
full price for junk I also pay lo a:
pound to:- rags. Phone, 399-12. l
, MR. H. FELDMAN,
5 Rowan St. East Norwalki
__._ r a
NAGY BROS.
Local and long mince trucklng of?
all kinds. Plano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips toI
New York City" Building stone.
71 Cedar Street.
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME '
Mattresses. pillows, bolsters and
cushions or all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating, satia-
tactlon guaranteed. Drop us a. card or
tellephone 317 (or representative to
ca .
SORWALK MATTRESS (‘0.
Franxlin and MonrOe St. So. Norwalh
EXPERT AUTO MECHAS'IC
“’ill overhaul and repair your car
in own gnrncc. All makes of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec~
lalty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
PLUMBING ——TI.\‘.\'I.\’G—— HEATING
Country “'ntcr System, Ranges and
One-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH S. KI<IRY( JR,
Tel. 492
:1 \VHSlllllfllHn Si, Sn. Norwalk
CONNECTIEUT EARPET
CLEANING co.
87 Cedar St. South Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 969
We. clean and" renew colors in
Carpets and Ru 3. Hand r
Experts. g p occss by
Goods Called for and Delivered.
RHYS NORTH
ARCHITECT, DESIGNER &
SUPERVISOR
B. S. Mass. Inst. Tech.
Phone Norwalk 2541
So. Norwaik Trust Co. Bldg"
Washington Street
Phone 318 4
ably shaver! and thunderstorms Weak ‘Surplus - - - -
nesday.
railed during the last 24 hours from
Colorado northeastward to Upper:
Michigan. The rain area this morning '
extends as far east as Buffalo, N. Y. i
The. disturbance will probably pass out
the St. Lawrence Valley during the
next 24 hours and this vicinity will be
on the southern edge or it. The tem- Loans on collateral ..... . 156,206.06 -
perature continues cool in the north- Loans to School districts. 38328.8.
em districts eicep't in the eastern pcr- L'. s_ Government bonds
ticn of the Lake region.
SELLING COAL
AT MORE THAN
PRICES FIXED
(Confined from first page)
Other real estate . ..... . 3,000.00
or operators who are selling coal at Suspense account
prices in advance or the maxlnllJ'ns Cash on hand and in
rcci-ntly rcachc-l by voluntary agree- banks .. ............ . 94,443.54
mc-nt. Sccrctncr :‘oorrr said today.
\\'.\Slil.\'GTO.\'. July 11.—-’l‘hc coal $4,020,898.61
strikc situation marked time today
pending decision of operators and min-
ers in the anthracite and unionized
bituminous fields as to acceptance of
President Harding's proposal for the
fixing of a new wage Scale by arbitra-
tion and the immtdiuic rcsumptlon of
work meantime a? the wage rates of
March 31 last.
Miners' representatives were lit-1711'-
ing lll‘l’lllllo reply to the proposal untill
a decision is reached by the general
policy committee of tlzc l'nitcd Mine
the opcmtors‘ group withhold reply
cusfion of the plan.
.\:l.ll.-\.\'Y, N. Y., July 11.——-A'.tor-
wi—(lmvrul Chin-b: li. Newton tooki
.qlipl‘vlnr (‘ourt line constitutionality of:
thr- l'1.»nu.<_\”l\'nnia statute impos‘ng all
tulillllfl’t" tax on anthracite c011.
’l‘lic lav. tho :ilIfirlley-gFYN‘V‘flJ
Jones. will increase ll:
coal in all linstcm Hates (lt‘nrndpnt
upon T’cnnsylvanin for their supplili-s.
.\lr. Newton joinctl in mi applicationl
tn (‘lxiwf Justice \lnsrhzisknr of the“
Pennsylvania Suprmuc Court. far pt r—f
lllls’Slnl‘l to carry Hr- cnse lo the Six-l,
prcmc (‘onrt of tin l‘nitcr‘l States. and:
at the some tint-c sent t('l~’-‘g.‘al’hl'.‘ :1p-l
nails to the at‘orncy.£‘.t'n¢‘rills of other2
Stiles including (“inn-eclIvllt to 00—01)-
crulr in the movemrut. i
BENEFICIAL LOANS i
l
“'R l.F..\'D MONEY. in amounts up 101
$300. In llOXl-IST prrsnns having:
Steady incnmts, on HOME FURNl-§
TYRE, l‘lANHS‘ ICT(‘., \VlTllOUT;
REMOVAL. .1111 11ml on (:I:AllA.\'-§
Tl‘ll‘jl'l NOTES NU PA‘VNS. Fll“-l
TEEN MHNTlls to "my, 1r dosimd.l
ONLY l..\\'1'l*‘l 1'. lNTl‘IRFIST CHAR l-l
El) on unpaid Ewan-cs. for the cxactl
r11
linw 11111 ken; the. money. (‘on—i
imitation and ;..1.-;1~.1 FRI-IE. sr3RY~i
"'8 is Sil‘lt‘ll} t‘l'lllilill“llllill. Put all.
l
your obligation‘ in one pluce. thereby
.
law-pm: Emir 1: :lil good. This is a
SAFE place 10 Etolth'lW from.
Beneficial Loan Society
434 Main St. Stamford. Conn.
80. NORWALK AGENCY—NOR-
WALK 'MERCHANTS ASSO..
8 No. Main 81:. (3rd Floor) 80. Norwalk
Write or Call to the above address, or
PHONE NORWALK 1-4~9-7.
somewhat warmer coma-n; :Profit and lost account. .
moderate f0 fresh southerly winds. '
Cloudy and shofiery Weather has pred‘
Loans on real estate. ..
and notes ........... . . 526.138.00
Municipal bonds . . . . . 55.18fi.00
Railroad bonds . . . . . . 735.580.00
Industrial bonds . . . . . 57,050.00
Canadian bonds . . . . . . . . 177,262.60
Bank stocks . . . . . . . . . . . 375,053.00
Other stocks
Banking house and lot. .
DUN
coming season, he declared. “I prefer
‘to remain hcforc thelargcr public of
the Chautauqua world."
result of this decision that Nor-walk is
lprivilcged to hear this versatile. actor
iwith his cnst of professional people
\Vorkc-rs of America Saturday. \fiile ‘- who winter in New York and BOSDJ-
[The acting or Mr. Olsen. as “Gilly,"
howling opportunity for deliberate ois— i and Of 311‘. Follmr. as “Muggs.” v'l‘ords,
‘tllo high spots of comedy in the play.
Leona Hutchinson, in the part of. the
kindly old mother,
. 3“,!“ today to lmt m the l’nitcd States i nnld pathos in her interpretation of the
r0 «3.
' to a close is becoming manifest Is Ihe
0 cost of hard day's program tomorrow.
éty-iive Norwalk children have
lpreparing. under the direction of Bliss
‘ magic. as providcd by Herbert A. To);
100300.90
57,896.14
.o....o..o..
Interest account . . . . . {“115 ;
Reserved _ for July 1:: 7
dividend Width“
Chi-1m Grub deposits. 30,085.37 *
School savings account. . 99.“;
$4,030,899.01
Assets. >
. .31.?56.79).69
30.00
45,000.00
BAR WHITE
HUSSARS PLEASE
(Continue
d from Page One)
It is
combines dig iity
That Chautauqua week is drawing
is made of the last
Some lwcn-
been
announcement
Margaret I‘ennock and Miss {11th
Ross. for the production of the pa-
geant. “Conqucsts of Peace" which
will be given in the tent tommu-or.y
afternoon. and which will be followed
My :1 program or fun in the shape of
clown. Punch-mul-Judy. juggling an‘l
lor.
'l‘hc final program of music is offer—
$36.91 .dam in 1916.
flS‘d'
~bom in County 'n'rone. Ireland. was 89
October 24. co Emil Schatte, 0! Had—
dam, under sentence to be hanger!
Jul? 21.
The fiver-ox“: action was mm
after hearing on loudly attorneys
hr Stem give m for a second
trial on the ground. of now evidence
and an indiscreet juror. ‘
HARTFORD, July 11.—Govern0r
Lake listened for at hour and 3 ha!
yesterday to the III-merits of lawyers
for Emil Mutte, Shilllerville grocer,
who it sentencea (6 M‘ hanged July 21
for first degree murder. The attorney!
want-ed a reprieve for him until after
the opening or the ”tier Court in
Middletowu in September in order that
they my move for a. new trial. After
the hearing, if m announced that the
governor would deter decision for a.
couple of days.
Schutte was convicted of killing the
Ball family of three persons in Had-
Schuttc's counsel. G. B. Carlson, and
D. J. Donahue. will ask for a new .rial
on the ground that new evidence has
been discovered, and also because of
alleged improper discussion of the case
by a member of the jury. Although the
petition for a new trial has not yet .
been granted. it was necessary to ask.
for a stay of execution from Governor
Lake in the meantime.
_____._________._.—
GLAS'IOXBI’BY MAN LEI-'1‘
MANY DESCENDAXTS
HARTFORD. Ju1y11.— Thomas J.
W'all Paper at 10- ' ‘2
Pmung. Paper-Hm
CHAINWAILBR
Iswonsr .R
_ me
o
1115 Main St. Bridal!!!
and tar about US“
We moron fanned:
Per Roll
at
Rates—Give Us a True
M -
comm ::
AGENT FOR
CANDII'S
grandchildren and seven greatgrand-
"Robinson died, last evening, in Glas-
tonbury, leaving ten chlldren, sixteen
children. His is the third death in a
family circle of thirty-six. He was
years old and had lived in Glastonbury
sixty-eight years. He leaves two sis-
ters, 87 and 85 years old
‘WTfiVIE TABLE '
V.H.&H.R.B.C~O.
N. Y.,
EFFECTIVE JUNE 11th, 1922.
(Eastern Stamina Time.)
Gottlieb ,
Now at their new ‘1
n
.1
SO. ‘80me TO NEW YORK
Daily V 6 14
A. M..——4:48x, 5:08. 5:66.
62553:, 7216):, 7:19, 8:04, 8:36, 931‘;
10:21x, 11:23.
P. M.——-—12:111, 12:23, 1:22x,
3:46x, 4:44, 5:22, 6:281, 5256!,
6:33x, 9:05x, 11:43x.
Sunday
A. M.-4:48x, 7:69.
11:01.
:22x,t
6:21x,
8:21x, 9:41X.
”M “--M._ ..
ml ll)~ tho Dixic Jubilee Sinzcrs. under
the direction of XV. C. Buckner. who
has had the reputation for twwuj:
years as conductor of the host corn-
puny ot‘ colarml slugt'l‘s in 1111- coun-
try.
BOLSfiEVIST PLOT
IS DISCOVERED
(Continue-«l from Page One)
Gormml Monurcllists, howmvr. are
«ltl'lnrcd to haul: denumtlml postpone—
mwnt of action.
Suspicion in connection with the
disappearance ol‘ the Constituent As-
sembly paprrs fell on Knrotcnko. :1
your}; Russian employed as night
watchman. Ho disappeared with his:
friend l\'0f"-lnlk0ll. sccrtmry in Miss
.\'lz~l<lukof. sister of the llllSSllll‘l Am-
bassador. The mcn are suspected of
' lwin: agents.
Prpcrs found in tho hotel where
Zzwder. a young student lived. are
said to have rmculmi :l. doulllt- 1~xe.:u~
USED MACHINES
All makes, for sale or to rat
REMINGTON
PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS
$60.00
The Benedict News Go.
a Wall Street
the following rates autho
Labor Board:
Machinists
Boilermakers
Blacksmiths
Sheet Metal Workers
Electrical Workers
Gar House Switchboard
Oar House Electrician
Machinists ’ Helpers
Boilermaker Helpers
Blacksmith Helpers
FOR SALE
A new 6 room bungalow with al
improvements.
particulars inquire at the office of
J. M. LAYTON c C0., INC.
Falrfield Park. For
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’ficc, 132nd St. and “‘illis Ave. B
M. and 5 P. M. ‘
5W Ave.
\
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1'. .
New Yorkfluw Haven tum-trove camel:
WANTED—Permanent positions are open at
rized by the United States
Operator ‘
70 cents per hour
Sheet Metal Worker Helpers
Electrical Workers’ Helpers
‘47 cents per hour
Car Repairers and Inspectors 63 centsrper hour
Apply to Freight Agent, South Norwalk, or Superintendent's Ot-
ronx, New York City, between 9 A.
c—rul under Baron \Vrangcl.
MAX “'AXTED FOR ASSAI'LT
Spin. :25. charged with criminal as
on June 22.
by Poughkeepsic.
were searching automobiles in the vic
init)‘ of the railway
night.
rington by Chief of
hearing tomorrow.
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n. omit, snot,
tinn.’ They “out without suspicion P. M.—-12:06. 12:15 (S). 12:35 (S).
ll'll were girl-ll poison in :1 drink. 1:20;; 1:50, 2:30x, 2:54, 2:13 (Ex. S).
Thcy dim! aflvr rcturninz 10 their 3:23. 4:10x. 4:35. 5:00x, 5:03, 7:00;.
homes. their «luuhs being attributed 10:19; 10:15x, 11:00x.
t3 suicide. Sunday.
Korotenko, who is believed to A. BIL—5:00, 6:431, 8:00. 8121!.
lune flwl io llcrlin. was unable to 9:03x, 10:00x, 11:10.
Illiv all thc documents with him. as p, M.——12:03x 1:203, 2:351, 4:02.
tiny \veizhcd some two hundred 4:253}, 5:00x, 6:00x. 7:003, 8:00x,
pounds, and some limo" lwr-n discov- 92003:, 10:10x, 10:15x. 11:00x.
(-l‘t’il in the r-sinblislmlent 'n{ a furrier. XE\V HAVEN TO SO. NORWALK
where Zanrler was employed. Zander ' Daily
is said to he the son of a former gen-
CAUGHT '
TORRINGTOX. July 1 1.~——Joseph
sault upon a seven year old girl here
was captured early today,
N. Y. police who
station for men
who might have been connected with
a. murder committed in Highland. last
He was brought back to Tor-
Police William
Nain of this place. and will be given 6.
WORK GUARANTEED AND AT LOWEST PRICES
Remodeling and Renovating of Ladies’ and Gentleman’s Halts. '
Ladies’ Hats Dyed Any Color. .
Also First Class Shoe Shine Parlor—All Shines 5c.
- ' W ’
P. M.——12:11x. 1:46x, 2:14x, 3:46x,
$4144, 5:56x. 6:051: 6:12. 7:02x, 7:08,
59:05x. 9:40. 11:37x.
iso. NOB“’ALK To NEW HAVEN
l Daily
1 A. M.—-6:02, 6:15, 8:02, 9:20; 9:52,
l11zos.
l P. M.—12:20, 2:31x. 3:21, 4:21.
‘5:23 6:07, 3:13. 11:18x, 11:26:,
42:08:.
i Sunday.
; A. M.-—6:43, 3:02, 9:19, 10:10x,
i11zos.
M.—-—1:07x, 2:31x, 3:42x, 5.32x.
isms. 6:07x, 7:23x, 8:13, 9:10;. 11:18x,
.llz‘zfix. 12.08x.
‘sovru NOR\\’ALK To DANBI‘RY
1 Daily
3 A. M.——4:54. 8:08. i
1 r. :11.--12:2s. 12:54 (S), 1:45 (5),;
3:30. 5:26. 1
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4:27 (Ex. S),
M.—-—8:25, 9:29.
P. M.——1:15. 6:20.
NE‘V YORK TO SO. SORWALK
Dally
A. M.-—-2:30. 3:15. 4:30, 6:43, 7:00x,
8:15x, 8:24); 9:06, 10:00x, 11:03,
11:45:: (S).
A. M.——3:25, 4:47, 5:47, 7:09, 7:25,
8:45, 10:00, 11:19x. 11:54.
P. M.——12:52x, 22531:, 3:22, 4:22x,
6:05x, 8:15x. 10:41x.
Sunday.
A. 'MI.——3:25x, 6:54,
10:00, 11:19:.
P. M.——12:57x. 1:25x, 22531:. 3:32,
5:05x. 6207:, 82153:. 8:34, 10:41x.
DAXBCRY TO SOUTH NOR“'ALK
Daily ,
M.—4:58, 6:18, 9:341. 11:10.
M.—2:24, 5:41.
' Sunday.
M.—-—-6:60. 11:05.
LI.——5:OS, 6:18.
7:311. 8:451.
A.
P.
A.
P.
(x)—-Express.
(S)——-&.cumv only .
OLD CARS
Sell Your 0111 Cars to flit ‘
Bridgeport Auto-
Wrecking Co. _
1310 North Avon“.
Between Oak and center
Bridgeport, Conn. 7,
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second-hand parts and fir.
fit any make of cut . .
REMODELING S-
AllWallPaper andPaEnt --_ .
Will Be Reduced to Ugh.
More Room
A. COHE .A
137 Washington M
South Nor-walk. Goal.“
‘ LIBERTY SHOP ~-
REPAIRING OF SHOES WHILE YOU WAIT
In our Dairy Product. mull
stables, trained milk»; __
cattle, carefully was”. _
sterilized receptacle. and g _
unitary methods of In A? ,
Such cleanllnm meal-
for your family.
Order of us regularly -
our. of the purest and
am pm
so. NORWALK , »
Norwalk Chronicler