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1 MONDAY, JULY 17, 1922.
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’7'
wnmpi'm
men chance to make big money in
YOU!" own vicinity, call or write Mr.
outwit 508 Main St. Stamford Conn.
WANTEnubBoy to work in shipping
department. Leroy Shirt .00., Chest»
nut Street. 1t
WANTED-Women to do turning at
home. Apply Ciuett, Peabody & 00.,
Inc
WANTED—Hand embroiders. experi—
enced. for home work. Good pay.
Both, 23 Ely Ave” Tel 1514. 3t
WANTELPExperlenced women on
buttonhoii' g. bosom inserting and
bosom blinding. Apply Cluett, Pea.-
body & Ca. inc.
W,ANTED—-—White woman to help in
family of 3 adults. Good home to
right party. (‘ali mornings; 10 Gibson
Court. or Phone 1648. 3t
WANl‘EDwHousekeeper, woman or
girl, for business couple. Must be
reliable «and cook good. Tel. 1206 or
call today or tomorrow 01 by appoint—
merit. Mrs. P. Hardy, Nelson Ave, N
at.
WANTED—«Operators mr Singer pow—
Dr machines. Steady work, good pay.
Apply Critellon Specialty 00.. 136
“Washington Street, So. Norwaik,_Ct.
6t
TO LET
’1‘0 1. ET
od,
~Large front room. furnish-
l’rivate family. 94 So. Main St.
"l‘O Lill’l‘w—Ii rooms.
m'm't-Ament S.
Boutml Si.
all modern im-
lnq. Frank Hibner, 2
S. N. 3t.
’i‘O LET~Large furnished room with
hall, bath room and use of gas, at
21, N. Main Street. 3t
'l‘O LET-~TWO or four furnished
rooms immmnements suitable for
housekeeping. at 2 Couch St, former-
ly High 31., South Noxwalk.
TO LET: 1 set of rooms. 3 rooms in
set. 2 sols 01‘ moms. 2 rooms. Light
and 9.11.4, ll 12 Ely Ave. inq. Bertha
Ii Nancy, 15 Lowe Street.
To i.l'}’i‘7 1 four and 1 five room
apartment. improvements, Railroad
law-nun. luq. Samuel Roodner, 127
\\'11,.4|l111::tnll Street. , if
'19 LET ~ 1 rooms. with all improve-
llililh, illi.’ Taylor Avenue. Phone
:15. if
'10 Lil i‘ . S or 6 rooms. with improve-
illl'1134. {ii 52 \‘gm Znnt Street. IDQ-
Philip 1’. i‘liltilnilt’y. if
i itlillii} hilUSi' in South Norwalk,
renting i-m $11“! monthly i‘l‘lttl: $9.500.
~--()nc- inniil) house. 6 rooms. all
llllpruwlnl-ms. garage. outbuildings.
lot 1‘!” h." 3317, Hilton iilll Sl't‘ilCii.
1’11”. $1;}llletl_
0m lumih i10ll=0,5liliillllf‘rv‘iium
(“Mitt nl South Nmu til: 6 rooms all
imp: 1 .lA ln-l 1H4. $__llmll
O'BRIEN & BOVi
1.54.! i':l‘iil-"’ and insurance
4 South .‘liuill Strllpi Tel. 71
LOST
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nil .\ll~, iii'llli, 1i
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DRAFT MANDATES
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h 1 1 1 h (’ll‘f‘ll‘lllijylt'll‘iyl‘ lhas boon
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its iii‘:i”i911p0\\ti§i0 rmlrmlx .1” the
a h m}- l .4 1€Aqtlcst¢A d l1_\ tilt [nitcll Stairs
, .lill in nit-Act the Olliections misml .911
H. -.:\ C‘ nil \ '.4 note 01 l (bitten.
l‘JL'l
11. . , .
-a pomt remains unsettled.
the missionaries in Flenc]li
‘ >l lmritorv. The French (16‘-
:11... protection ngninst political
* missionaries. It is said
in Sfilii.
..::;,.A,,,
.m.‘ . .~, J. , last Spring. in
., “A“ .l .4 T CHUK‘ of Chicago
' “E” “A- h is made the French
"‘l'iii'lit on tilismoint
ll cather Forecast
.‘\
nrv :llk null \icinit}:
.: Gener-
H. i ..r tunizrllt:Tt1rAsflny. showers
.. .7. :l nil-11.4mm“; cooltr in after-i
. .. .1 ..4h south shifting to 'west
1» ,\ lilRilll'ilnnPP central over
:' Michigan is causing unsettled
.M ‘m\ l \ “wallmr in the upper Mississ-
. 1m iiil\ and Luke 10gion.$how-
“Hasn‘t um .l liming thr- lost 24 hours
l'l- ‘ : 1?, and South Atlantic coasts.
PM: our: lthrr puvnils .in New
’H“: (tn-l :14 For west as Ohio.
1hr
Ii:1l;)")n;rlil 1r is generally above
l 'l' t (it?
Tum t of the
. . ~ FOR sane , _
WAN’l F.0«Canvassers, men and as: -— , . . ,.
14'
FOR SALE
Several ~ one and two ‘ztamiiy ‘
houses: also one with store, for
sale on Lexington Ave, South
‘Norwdik, at attractive“ prices. For
mice and terms, lazuli-e .of the
.——-—-~-—-—
mil”
-—DON’T let your roof 1m. Do you
know We put. on Asphalt rooting at.
less than cost or wood shingles? my
10¢ much. better, wear better .931!
have a fireproof surface. We also do
slate, gravel 9nd Asbestos roofing
Theee- ply rubber unplug, $2 .75 :gei-
senders and We ,
NORWALE ROOFING CO.
Phones 287 or 2955.
, . . ,. +11.
We Buy ,and' Bell
SECOND HAND CLOTHING
MAX BERGER,
40 Water Street So. Nomlak.
Phone 2252.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN 0.0.,
South Norwslk Trust. Co.Bnflding
Telephone 1230. V
’ O ' ' in
FOR SALE—Cook stove and Violin, :
good condition. Inq. 125 South
Main Street, 3rd floor.
FOR SALE—~Underslung Ford speed—
stel‘ well equipped and in excellent
condition. McHugh Bros, 11 West
Ave... So. Norwalk. 3t
FOR SALE or for rent—11 room
house 2 baths, all improvements;
suitable for two families. Center of
Norwalk. Ready Aug. 1. Textile Store;
Washington St. 3i:
FOR SALE—~Panei delivery body, suit-
able for about any car, 2 sets head
lights. Overland 4 cylinder engine, en-
gine would make good engine for mo-
tor boat. Tel. 2293 or 17 N. Main St. 3t
FOR SALE—.Laying hens. 8 Anconas,
4 White Leghorns, $1. 50 a piece.
A140 White Plume celery plants. 56
Woodward Avenue. 3t
FOR SALE‘S acres five room house,
stable; high ground, on cement road
near lailroad, $2.100 immediate pos-
session. D. S. Hull, 94 Washington St.
FOR SALE~4VVe have only 2 more
houses of this desciiption, with all
improvements 6 rooms, 1 bath, that
We can Sell for $3800.11a1i.‘ cash. If,
you zue looking £01 a home don t miss
tire opportunity to let us show you
the places William F. Hoyt & Son.
Tel. 435. 79 W'ashington St. 3t
FOR SALE—Ford Sedan, 1920, start-
er, lots of extras, $425; 1920 Ford
touring cur. starter, like new, $260;
1918 Ford touring car, $135; 1917
Ford runabout, oversized tires, $160.
Call at 5 Westport Ave., or Phone
2153 after 6 p. m. 3t
FOR SALE—3 family house, nearly
new, large lot. improvements. Ital-
inn settlement. $5,500. Geo. Mitchell.
Telephone 1861.
FOR SALE ,
On Newton-n Ave, house, 5 rooms. ex-
tra largo, porch, well water, shade,
L'urdvn, chicken house, garage, 2 cats.
Lot GSX‘JAll) let‘i. Price $4,500. For par-
ticulars tulle-«—
JOHN T. HAYES, , ,
7 Main ,Slrmt Norwalk
Real Estate~lnsurnnce
FOR SALEwA beautiful country home
at Three Bears corner. 1 1-2 mile
from Norx'alk. A 6 room bungalow
with pantry. Fresh Well water and
garage with one acre of land. House
is 2 years old. For sale at sacrifice
price. $500 cash. Balance ,on easy
terms. For particulars John J. Vena,
Real Estate and Insurance, 123 W’ash-
ington St. Tel. 1292-4.
FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom,
$55. Syphon closet, china low- down
tank. enameled bath-tub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings;- special
big bargain, white celluloid water-
Mrs. Tattle, having returned '#
pleased to give personal attention vie
customers. Advice and estimates
given on all work. If new for 18% re-
guireivlvhenveryrbenutltnlmelto. -
m m SHOP
84 North Main St, South Nor-walk
Telephone 389
AUTOMOBILE 21.1113131an
Bosch Magneto Service. All mites
oi! Magnetos. Generators, Starters and
Ignitions repaired and installed on
autos," speed boats marine engines
and tractors by airport mechanics.
Finest camped shop for that 1170111331
and also special tine machine work
done by the hour. Address
AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION
Water St. and Steamboat Place
. MESSENGER AND TRUCKMAN -.
Daily from South Not-walk to New
York; .‘sood service guaranteed. or-
flue Pohiman's barber shop. Phone
991.
STEAMSHIP TICKET AGENT
‘ White Star Line, United States
Line, Cunard 8. S. Line, Anchor S. S.
Line, American S. S. Line, Red Star
8. 8. Line. Far particulars ask
JOHN T. HAYES
Real Estate, Insurance 7 Main St.
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away tor
halt the price while I am paying the
full price for junk I also pay lo a
pound for rags. Phone 399- 12.
MR. H. FELDMAN.
5 Bowen St. East Nomi]:
‘“ -1r:
NAGY BROS.
all kinds. Piano news. Special van
for moving pox-pom. Dally trips to
New York City.. Building stone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses,
pillows, bolsters an
cushions or all kinds sold on our ens:
payment plan. Also renovatin , satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us agcsrd or
mphono 317 for representative to
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. 80. Norwslk
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
Will overhaul and repair your car
in own garage. All makes 01' cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition, a spec—
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
PLUMBING ~TINNLNG— HEATING
Country Water System. Ranges and
One— Pipe Heaters.
JOSEPH S. KERY( JR..
Tel. 492
21 Washington St. .Norwalk
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING C0.
87 Cedar so South Nouwalk, Conn.
.We 1 Plague 999
can an renew colors 1:
Carpet; and Rugs. Hand process by
floods Called tor and mum
N.Y.
FOR SALE.
A two family house, all improvements,
located in the 3rd district, Within 3
minutes of trolley or 10 minutes walk.
lug distance from the bridge. Apply
at the office of—
J. M. LAYTON & (30., Inc,
Schwalk
TRUCKING ' ‘
, Local and Long Distance of A11 Kind-'-
l “CARRIGAN a; FLYNN
(Office Leary- 8: Co. B. RHANB»
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. 863 ’* "
5 Railroad Avenue.
llNE TRAIN WREEKEB
JACKSONVILLE, Fla" July 17.4—
Seaboard Air Line passenger train lie
3. the "Seaboard fast mail." .’ New
York to Jacksonville. was derailed just
south of Savannah, Ga", early today.
according to repertoire the office of
the superintendent of the , railroéd
here. The negro train porter was re.
ported killed find. 513va passen are
injured '
SAVANNAH, Ga., , ,
coaches on the SeabOurd Air ‘Line
train No. 3 turned turtle at 25:30
o’clock this morning, one mile soot
closet seats, $5. Seidenberg (30.. 545 ~ _
3rd Ave. between 36th and 37th Ste. ,
it
July TILT—Five *"
S NORTH
ARCHITECT, histamine
5091:2va
a. 8. Mass. inst. Te‘ch.
Phone Roi-walk 2521
So. Nor-walk Trust Co. Bldg"
Washington Street ‘
,ettheaenohde Office in
cipher-fem; and
j men-awed. orphan Estate mayahe 1mm-
Local and long Almace trucking of ~
, our:
NW * I
mm mo serum no
m6! @111 momma?“
mm July 15, 414.11, m
m 4'05? Barriet «A. Buyers
late i°f M in said Blatant, to
W ffhat the t
the» «will 0148381 mmwmmfifi
accounteo this flow tor amt;
Nomadic on
fiefiifii any of Juiy..1&22, at 16
that all mm
fled met. file said 1
cause thismdo r to be BMW iii
agwgmlhamg a circmathn in held
Disksot, ”least five days heioreaaid
25th allay medium}
RY1W.GBEG-OBY. _
Judge.
AUCTION—Antiques. Entire .
Bongo! Dr H. Somerviile, Posgmnec
Westport, 08311., will he sold at Bubs
lic Auction on Monday and Tuesday
July 24 and +25 commencing at 10 a:
in. Early American China and 91858-
ware, Old Furniture Pewter, Brass
and Copper Ware, Sandwich; Glass.
Sets oi? Chairs, Period Furniture, etc.
Large assortment Inspection Sunday
July 23rd. J. '.M Mitchell, Auctioneer.
6t
Mrs. Bohert 'Voorheesis ,
Seriouslyllurt in Accident
(Confined from first page)
appearance. Constable Taylor placed
the operator of the vehicle under ar-
rest on the charges of reckless driv-
ing and no operator’s lcicnee. Dr.
Burneii and Dr. W. W. Tracey, of this
city, were notified and ordered the in.
jured removed to the hospital.
Just how the acident occurred has
not been ascertained. but it was stated
that the right iront wheel srtuck a
pile oi dirt on the right side of the
road forcing Voorhees’ car
telegraph pole. It was at this time
that Mrs. Voorhees was thrown from
the cm to the ginound where she was
found.
The, operator of the vehicle was re-
lcascd last evening on a $1,000 bond.
Following the accident passing curs
stopped to help the injured until med-
ica lservice was obtained and Darien
authorities helped to regulate the con-
gestcd trafiic. :
The. witnesses to the accident are as
follows: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolfe
of ltowayton avenue, Alla Ferris of
melt,
7 ing to information received: here.
, strike order from President Timothy
- sympathizers in that state not to in-
kidnapped by a mob of alleged stalk
into a,
Rowayton avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Earle '
l
and i’Bxpresc Employesfto its mam:
her-ship on the Southern Railway land
ai'fiiiated lines.
defiance of the railroad inane!- board"
. Topeka Karla, unions of the B‘
Four Mackinaw the W
men's Union petitioned their afloat:
roads have taken strike votes accord-
At Milwaukee, failure to. receive a.
Heaiy of tile International motion”?
Firemen and oners' :Union. :de taken
as a. sign of My meace. ~
Reports. or cancellahimam twins
because “of montage of «heals-Or equip:
ment or violence continued to come
in. *In, Chicago smote-113m amenity
persons were reported @03an been
mud in by something placed in food
served to them in railroad yards. ,
governor Kendall cf Iowa. issued a.
warning to both railroad strikers and
tertere with the activities of rail-
roads.
Six of thirteen special agents and
guards of the Atlantic Boast. Liner
ers and sympathizers. still were miss-Al
ing.
An attempt to dynamite the" Balti-
executl council or the “Brotherhood?
at which the labor situation as its-deb , s
The em :0 es char-g roots the maintenance of way mental ߤ,mdgm
that the company Maggy“; ,3 1143mm gone-mver. , ,
,1 in. We amount a call for 1311:!
meeting today boxer-e leaving Chimp .
have hem to carrier with m
Railroad Labor Board and enlist fin:
for permission to go on strike out . “body it: his efforts toward ending?!” ,
20. ammo: 3119;me
Clerks and much £3339le : m ' '*
more than $31ny 1.1113291 Mmlmm Wazoo HEW
tion. ,
NEW HWnJuly 17 .’——~Strike nan—
ditio'ns. unMBarthls vicinityanyi‘i.
thy, minding
m of fieWke committee of
the ibupmen of use New York, blew
Haw-nu 21nd Harm Railroad, tho
M m m
mg of all the 'Am‘sft‘ts in Music Rail
He said that reports were made But
We 3W engineers and six Joii- '
«are at the fledar Hill yards attack ,
today. .He .had received no reports-en 4
thia’phase of the strike 2mm other, '_
pieces. ,He understood rheahlgh ten:
sion electrical linemen were still out;
;..Mr, Reedyesidfthat he knew or: no
actual: ammpt to distribute communisé
tic literature at the mass meeting
011 Saturday he saw some handhills
anthem-aha! finenzbutmto one dis-
mbuung Measure men med to sell
books, said to be ‘Socialistic in their
text, but, were'put out of the meeting,
“an :John C. Bends.
-' the mass meet-
vmore and Ohio Railroad bridxie at
Pickett’s Creek near Fairmont, W.
\.L., resulted in slightly damaged
tracks ‘
At Nevada, Mo.. it was reported
that a switch on the mainline of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
had been thrown three times, but
that it was discovered each time by
employee. i
One train wreck and two allege-d
attempts to wreck other passenger;
trains were recorded on New Eng-
land lines over the week—end. i
At St. Johnsbury, Vt, several pas-l
sengers were injured when three
cars of a Maine Central RailroadA
train overturned.
Reports have been received in
Washington on the situation at Deni-
son, Texas. There has been some
delay in the delivery of, mails, but. no
actual interruption. and the pnhiici.
,need not feel disturbed. according to;
Postm’astewGenerair Work.
CHICAGO. July 17.-——A.pp.roximate-l
Thames of Bowayton avenue and
Charles R. Holtzman of Rowayton
avenue. liowayton. All of the above-
mentioned live in the immediate
accident occurred.
Deaths and Funerals
Jrrenuah J. Tyrrcll.
Jeremiah J. Tyrrcll died this morn-l
ing at his home, 10 Leonard street.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs?
Chalice-1 Tyne”, and one sister, Mrs.
John Soltzcr. The . funeral will be
held Wednesday morning at 8:30
from his homt. and 9
St Mary” 5 church,
stiictly private.
and will
meral of Infant Brown.
Dr. and Mrs. Franklin ilrmwn
tcry
Funeral of Mrs. E. Louise “neuter:
The funeral of Mrs.
Buckster will be
residence, 73 Flux Hill
marrow afternoon at
Mrs. Backster is
older residents
Road,
2 : 3 0
or this city as.
turd.
now stands. The
residence was moved to the ,
faced on Elizabeth street, and _
used as a boardin ghouse.
(if
in the church.
. - T " ,/ .
fi‘BENE’FICIAL'LOANS‘
WE LEND MONEY, in amounts up to
$300 to HONflT persons haglng
steady incomes, >on HOME FURNF
.TURE, PIANOS, ETC., ‘WITHOUT
TEEN MONTHS to repay, if desired.
ONLY LAWF-{lb INTEREST (311481}-
ED 011,11an balances. for the. exact
time" you keep the may. con-
sultation and advice FREE SERV-
your obligations iii one place. thereby
keeping your credit good. This is a
SAFE place to BOBBOW from. ‘:,
Ben, finial Loan Society
of. Cox. Ga. , A: negro dining-car c K
Mississ‘fppi . ,
4*
ICE is strictly confidential Put all.
WW8 till
lififiiiifii
.21».
“wt
5......»
on the “Ergo of a. final
might Joe "resumed. ‘
The Russian answer to the recent"J ~,
communication from the nothBussiaa "
Maxim 1‘
Litvinoffi, head of the Sorrel: delega- L
delegates was presented by
ti'on.
three non-Russian
conference. .
Winds "probably will reopen in
neighborhood of the place where thcl
o'clock from i
be,
Byxbcc. of Fort Place. The Rev.
John J. Shaun) officiated. ' The in-
E. Louise
held from her late
to-
o‘clock.
well-known to the
{he
daughter of the late w’nlter C. Quin-y
. who, for a great many years,
conducted a hardware store in South
Mainstreet and owned and occupied
the property where the. Cliflord Hotel-
iarge Quintard
rear;
is
She was
the oldest member of Trinity Episco-
pal church, her father. having been
the original members of the"
parish and for many years an official
THE _‘HAGUE. July 17 (Associated
Press) ——-A communication from the ’ 4
.Russian delegation today held out: a
REMOVAL. Also lend on GUARAN— ; prospect that the conference of 3115-, ‘f
TEED NOTES No PAWS FIF- slat; afiairs here. which had seemed 7
breakdown. :
M Litoiminsked for nil. calling of ‘
a. meeting oi the presidents of the .
subcommission i
ijith the Russian delegates to study“
- means for resuming the work of the >
,, As the Russians were leasing the
‘ Pence palace one of the delegates
’L‘irmd:
1y 25.1100 maintenance , of way to out
haw; struck, without permission from
President Gr .mle. J. C. Smock. vice-
piesldent oi the union, estimated 10-:
(la-yo
Mr. Smock said tlfe strikers proba—
bly will be outlawed by their national '
owners. .
Mr. Grabie. uho
President Harding. Saturday, is in De-
conferred with
JWE
ANY
it
for
~'goods in a hurry and you’ll be per-
TACKLE Acme or 1'
E — THAT '5
Wall Paper at 10-15- 2
For M
Painting. Pawnanslnz ,
Bates—Give 118 am
CHAIN WAEL
COMPAN Y
We’re equipped to handle any
kind of a plumbing job—.hig or
smallm-the public has to filter. We
do our work well and we do it in
jig time too. No waiting around
inspiration. We deliver the
tectly willing to meet the sort of a
bill well hand you.
BASH, BAMBI) .81 BEN, '
2 Flax; Hill Road.
_ Phenom ,5;
F. H. BAX
mum
Green 8.111,, and Bull!!!
| ecu-re antiserum
nem- roux
cmn* i
. trait today. 7 <
t DETROIT July 17 (Associated
Press —-—Mel’nbcrs oil the maintenance
of way union who engaged in an 1111- 7
authorized strike will not be expelled
}£rom the union ”for the moment.” but
brotherhood organizers will be sent to
firmer-View the strikers and attempt to
ipcrsuude them to remain at work
pending a final decision as to a no-
.liona’i strike, 3?]. ll“.
lng. - , ,
BOSTON. July 17.—-Stationar_v ena-
glncers, firemen and aoiiers remained
torment nus held in Riverside come-lat their posts on New England ljnns
todav according to reports from rail-
road ofiicials.
Other strike conditions remained
unchanged over the week end.. reports
said. Ofiicials of the Boston and
Maine and New, Haven roads denied
that any maintenance of way employ-
cs were on strike. asserting that the
few hundred men who were out were
merely a. part of the seasonal turn~
DETROIT. Mich. July 17' (Associ-
of Way Brotherhood is in “prospect, be—
r-l'Orchhurkday. and a walkout win nor
be ordered then, it‘ the railroads desxst
It’ s so easy. ~Electnc A1
A Universal washing ma-.
i chine is easv to under-Stand ‘5
‘also easy to pay for. We
' have arranged a simple plan
0 use it while it is paying,
-ior itself. 7 Y u’ll enjoy
irip here to watch its wash-l
ing operation. , )
110 or 220 Volt
, We have a large stock of
. , Radio Equipment
, 'l' 8:0 ,
Gra'bie, presidenb
The tuner-ale! the intent child of ‘ of the United BrotherhOod of Mainte-
W‘tiS i mince ol' “fay Employee and Railwaya
hold this afternoon from the home of Shop Laborers, said here this morn-‘
its grandparents. Mr. and»Mrs. Chas.
Men’s All Wool‘Se‘
Suits—$17.50 f '
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