_- The 3.9.8.5129}? ’0"
ll \N'l‘ED»Operators on
"I
. afiis’mtél? Iliufilen at midnight, ,
. “‘1 ‘ .-., . , 77777 I r. ‘ ’7: V ‘ h ‘r
BUSINESS NOTICE 4 . 50,000Miiiiiteil ' "tie are st recesses, were seized by! - "
.. Wm“ “11.1
Singer serve
m: machines. also experienced dou-
FOR SALEoEvinrude motor for sale,
used one season, in good condition. ,
FOR SALE ‘3“?
PERSIAN CAT—“Jim Dandy” at stud.‘
Lat-8e heavy coated pedigreed sil-
ver. Fee $5.00. Phone Darien 361.
m- nae-tile machine operator. Conn. Lowndes, 27 Woodward Ave. St
iii-4." 00.. 40 Franklin St.
‘ . FOR SALE—Quic'k.‘1920, first class
“'ANTED““M"" ”1d women in "i. condition. Inq. Webb Bros. Tire
llellS in Fairfield County for high Shop, So. Main St. at
Kmdr- sales work for local firm. All. .. . - .- » ,
“r 9”” time. Commission. Sales, FOR. SALE—Cook stove and violin, in
m” “f Sentinel. 3'- good condition. Inn. 125 South
’ Main Street, 3rd floor. 22
WANTED—Boarders. Mrs. Clara Mar-
vin. 2 Selleck St., or! St. John St...
Ea“ Norwalk. 6‘ ster, Well equipped and in excellent
condition. McHugh Bros, 11 Visa:
WANTElF—Woman to do alterations
lepehience"l
morning at
120 “'ashington Street.
FOR SALE~Underslnng Ford speed-
Ave., So. Norwalk.
Steel and Copper
Reasonable price,
SAMUEL F. MILLARD
‘Plste Engraving,
Printing and Stamping.
Commercial and Social. World-
consistent with .
ood work. w
mot,
last
(Contihné‘d ,
‘ .o—u-nu—I
hood of Firemen and Oilers number}
ging 160 went on strike at 10 o'clock
lthis morning. on orders received here
last night by Andrevw J. Edwin, {Steak
ident or the 'Worcester branch slurs
" «. .i.
ism ‘ odor: Pm. July lsisw'tg
pence, Wfiflth the Washi‘ ‘
County ffiafiflfla, continued mésytét:
round up at. Affine. the men who are
Grandview Ave. Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 2151-3.
on ladies‘ suits, coats. dresses, etc.
only. Call Wednesday
9 o'clock. lnq. Bon Too,
1!.
F
WANTED—Young couple with 2 chil-
near water. Write R. Mitchell, 319 W.
filth St, New York City.
dren and maid wish summer board.
WAN'l‘Ei'kaomen to do turning at
inc.
W AN'l‘ED-Experienced women on
bosom
body & (‘0., Inc.
ll-
hmne. Apply cluett, Peabody & 00.,
F
inserting and
Pea~
builouholing. bosom
banding. Apply Cluett,
suitable for .
Norwalk. Ready Aug. 1. Textile Store,
Washington St. ,
FOR SALE—Panel delivery body. suit-
gine would make good engine for mo‘
tor boat.
on SALE or for rent-11 room
house, 2 baths. all improvements;
two families. Center of
3t
able for about any car, 2 sets head
ghts. Overland 4 cylinder engine, en.
Tel. 2293 or 17 N. Main St. 3t
40
OR SALE—Laying hens. 8 Anconas,
——DON’T let you: root leak. Do you
know We put on Asphalt rooting at.
less than cost of wood shingles?
look, much better, wear better
have a fireproof surface. Vile alsozdo
slate, gravel and Asbestos roofing.
Three-ply rubber rooting, $2.75 per
roll..
suspected Bf'imowi'ng some ' ‘ '
the march ”o't‘strl‘king mirt:1::g°:b:1n:
_Clifton mine 'oviBr the west Virginia
line.
It “reported that a nu
mines owned by members of throbéi‘ttgf .
burgh can: Producers‘ Association
shortly will be placed in Operation, on
a. non-union; basis. Two or these
mine! already._ have been provided
With guards 07f, deputies.
WASHINGTON. July 18.——Preliml-
nary plans for their attempt to reopen
mines embed by the strike despite fail-
ore of mergoverument's attempt to ef-
fect a settlem‘Ent were understood to
occupy bituminous coal operators who
may
and
Leaders and gutters.
NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 387 or 2955. ,
We Buy and Sell
SECOND HAND CLOTHING
MAX BERGER,
Water Street So. Norwalk.
Phone 2252. l,
4 White Leghorns, $1.50 a piece.
WANTED—While woman to help in
; right party. Call mornings. 10 Gibsou
family of 3 adults. Good home to
Court, or Phone 1648. St
3
WAN'i‘lCl)-——Housekeeper, woman or
girl, for business couple. Must be
reliable and cook good. Tel. 1206 01'
1‘1“ today or tomorrow or by appoints
mom. Mrs. F. llaldy, Nelson Ave, N.
Btt
TO LET
ri‘O LET»—»Ni(20 furnished room for
rent, all improvements, separate
untrunce. suitable for 1 or 2 gentle-
men. Apply 32 W. Vl‘ashl‘nzton Si. or
lunrzmtce Trunk Store, 9 N0. Main
Street. 3t
f—Q
’1‘0 LE 3
“r“Vt‘illt’n t 54,
Routon Sll-rwt.
rooms, all modern im-
luq. Frank Llilllt‘l‘, 2
'l‘O H'l’l' Furnished room suitable for
nur- or two gentle-men. (‘all after 6
session. D. S. Hull, 94 Washington St.
FOR SALE—We
improvements, 6
We can .
you are looking for a home don't mlss
‘the places. \Villiam F. Hoyt 8: Son.
Tel. 435. 79 W'ashington St. -
FOR. SALE—3 family house, nearly
ian settlement. $5,500. Geo. Mitchell.
Telephone 1861.
garden, chlicken house, garage, 2 cars.
Lot 65x240 i‘eet.
have only 2 more
houses of this description, with all
rooms, 1 bath, that
sell for $3,800. half cash. If
lie opportunity to let us show you
3t
new, large lot. improvements. Ital-
84 North Main St.,
of Magnetos, Generators. Starters and
Ignitions repaired and installed on
autos, speed boats, marine engines
and tractors by expert mechanics.
FjlneSt equipped. shop for thatywork,
and also special fine machine work
done by the hour. Address
AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION,
iremalned in Washington for another
Also While Plume celery, plants. 56 Mrs. Tuttle havln returned in meefing today follOWing the“. re iv to , ,_ g
WoodWard Avenue. . 3t pleased to 8176 per-songs! attenfiofi toiPl-esldent Harding's arbitrationp pro- ”$3319“ to melatflke“ we“ '3?‘
L" ' ' customers. Advice and estimates portal with an offer to place their prop-’ 1’9““ at least until. an” the weeds;
FOR SALE—5 acres, fiv‘e roam house, given on 311 work. 11 new fur 13 re- erties and seerces at the government's 0‘ the maintenance of waymens
stable; high ground, on cement road quired, I have very beauuhn pelts. disposal, 7 ' , grand lodge at Detroit Friday.” The .
near railroad, $2,100. Immediate pos- THE TUTTLE SHOP Invited by the president to "return 25.000 maintenance of wuymcn ,
to your mine properties and resume already on strike would not be out- 1
South Norwalk
Telephone 389 operations" on submitting their reply
to his arbitration offer yesterday. in .
which‘a majority accepted unqualified- i
15' the plan previously rejected by the
mincrs' union. the operators, through
their chairman. Alfred M. Ogle, later
announced that an attempt to reopen
the mines would be made.
\VASTIINGTON. July 18,—Progfldent
Harding will tame a, Communication
today tO'the governors of the states
outlining federal policy in the coal and
rail strike situations. In the meantime
no statement concerning the govern-
mcnt's attitude will be made public. it
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL
‘ REPAIRING
Bosch Magneto Service. All makes
Water St. and Steamboat Place
FOR SALE
On Newtoun Ave, house, 5 rooms, ex- -
tra large porch, well water, shade,
Price $4,500. For par-
ticulars ask»- 9
York; good service quaranteed. Ot-
flue Pohlman's barber shop.
was said at noon at the W'hite House. .
The message will be directed par-1
ticularly to the chief executives of the
coal producing states. where the gov-
ernment considers l'hc complications
in the coal and rail matters have DO-A
MESSENGER AND TRUCKMAN .
Daily from South Norwalk to New
Phone
91 .
JOHN T. HAYES,
7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate—Insurance.
a: 2‘: Union Street or Phone 992-4. 3t
'lt) l.l::'l‘_ Lurin- trout room. furnish-
l-ll i’l‘l\'.lll- family. 94 So. Main St.
“l't’l lli'l' Largo furnished room with
only lmll mum and use or gas, at
FOR SALE—A beautiful country borne
. Real Estate and Insurance, 123 Wash-
at Miami—WK?
from Nor-walk. A 6 room bungalow
with pantry. Fresh well water and
Line, Cuban! 8. 8. Line, Anchor S. S.
Line, American S. S. Line, Red Star
WED—nip rtlcu‘iar's ask '
Real Estate, Insurance
come most serious. i
KITTANING. Pm. July 18. —— A
charge of dynamite was exploded at.
the tipplt- of the Guarantee Coal Com- ‘
pally Sagan miles Srorn llcrc early tO—J
any. Little damagewas done. The
mine has been operating with a for
of non-union minors. striking employees
STEAMSHIP TICKET AGENT
White Star Line, United States
JOHN T. HAYES
7 Main St.
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. Venn,
ingion St. Tel. 1292-4.
9i N Mulll Hll'l‘f'l. 3C
’l‘il l.l“.'l'v Two or four llll'nisllml
moms, llllllllll'f‘ll"lt"lli.4, suilu'hlc. for
h HIM-k «_-l,’”llr. :ll 2 ('ouu-ll St. former-
ll' lllgll 5L, South Nlll‘ll’hiii.
rooms in
rooms. Light
'|‘() l.i-‘.’l‘ l sot ol‘ rooms. 7’.
Fl“. " set; M l")(\lllr’. “
u L.
O'BRIEN K: BOVI
Ron! i-Isl'llo and I
. V l t “S n
I South Main Street umn’lqgl 9""l
I . ‘
‘—~ —-' —~ ‘4
LOST
.l“‘_,’ ‘f‘lill‘illL’S Books. No. 348
call, -L’l on People‘s Trust, Co
‘y‘llJ‘lisl' rvlurn to People's Trust
. .I'xillllgilln Street. So. Norwalk
-\'\Hllli1t.lx‘cnt,‘ in vicinity Van
.11.; our“; Saturday night.
““2“ .. an] it rmuluml to Vera
H . .lllllt-e. 14 Fort St F " '
lcl. 1239. .. .. Notwulk.
htls'r
liilll
it‘lntlu;
'i‘,'
LUST
Zulul:
iailwrul
LEGAL NOTICES
FOR SALEmBrand New ~Bathroom.
$55. Syphon closet, chino lonudown
tank, enameled bath—tub and lavatory,
there is no use giving it away for
half the price while I am paying the
full price for Junk I also pay In a
pound for rags. Phone 399-12.
5 Rowan St.
living in tents near the property.
Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. Amelia 'L. Waring.
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
MR. H- FELDMAN. the late. Stephen F. Waring. died Sili-
‘Eant Nor-walk
- T daughtcn Miss Sadie ll. \‘R’nrillg. N0.
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
blg bargain, white celluloid water-
E
’4'South Main street, at the age of 80
NAGY BROS.
years. She is survived by tWo daugh-
Local and long distance trucking of
colllnlissioll on private property. They
,m. furious at the European experts'
refusal to arrange a general meeting
of all the leaders to discuss together
all] the problems before the conference
and declared that nothing could be ac-
complished byholding separate nego-
tiations. ' - - —l '3
The French delegation has little
nilh in the attempt to reopen the con1
i‘crcnco.
A full mccting of the non-Russian
rlelcgntcs was called for 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
In a letter to President Patyn of the
conference. declining to attend today‘s
meeting. Maxim Litvinoff, healLof the
Soviet delegation sfrongiy criticised
the invitation of the European repre—
st-nlniivt-s to the meeting as imposing
l.it\inol‘f declared that failure to 3.1%
lungv :l gent-ml meeting would mean
the ruin of the work of The Hague
lufig‘gtlu'l' m.- STA A] won i) <9
1" ‘iii or PROBATE ml
[rout July 1:1 19"" ' i ‘- it
':‘~il’ilt'l of (”m ”L '
“MW”. . no I). “in:
ll..-
, .‘ Sillllll'ord llntll
l... le months from the
Those “'1
il‘ lo neglect
llln
_ 3w m‘el-y.
.. . ,-.ml estate are
unu.-zlinte pavmc
' ‘ . . , nt to:
H t l J. WILLIAMSON.
FOR SALE,
=‘llli‘.’ hung? 1.
- ... all lm rov
m 1h“ 3rd (1531.13 ements,
Hi i s
1114'“ from ‘
'iiit‘c‘ Ctr-r ”19 M
E
.l '
. .ll. LAl TON & C0,, Inc
l...lll out] Avenue
. . . unison] .
F m slzllll District, (letttjaszetdf
Ulli'l oi Probate for the ills:
limited and
the creditors of said esgi'ii:
exhibit their claims for
accounts, properly at:3
sold time, will be de-
Ail persons illi-
requested
Ad ministratrix.
I“ Y > _ with'n
ll.e_\ or 10 minutes walls).
ldge. Apply
. and Genoa conferences, and would de-
, >1 rm' the llOpo. of millions of men in
Europe.
. The Russian delegation to the con-
it'l‘l'lH‘t'Oi‘ experts refused to attend
this morning‘s meeting of the ion“:
SilitCUlllllllSSlOll in private DIODeYtY'
Instr-ml. lllr- Russians are sending a
letter to the conference saying they
will attend :1 meeting 6f the Whom
conference or tl meeting of the chair—
men of the ibrcc- subcommissions. bUt
will not deal separately with any sin-
gll- sllllcommission. _
--d
C OUNTY DEMOCRATS PLAN
OUTING.
county wide rally Fairfield count.v
Democrats have ever attempted, is the
designation by committeemen here,
Leaded by Assistant City Clerk James
.VVilelan. of the gatherings! Demo—
crats at Pleasure Beach during the
latter part of August. The date has
_llot yet been set ,but it is planned to
make the aflair a yrs-campaign rally
and Democrats from all parts 0': “the
State will be invited. Senator ,Pat
Harrison of Mississippi. .the young?
est member of the United States sen;
Brotherhood. ’ 7
'aflfects enginrets, . stationary creases,
oilers, turntable Operators, the clean-
ers, fire tenders, ash pitmen, coal one;
men and coal, passers em ioyed by '
“the Beaten and Albany, §
=Mam‘e and New York, new
and Hartford Railroads in Worcester.
, CHICAGO, July 18 (By 'l-he Asso-
ciated Press).——Peace negotiationsju
the railway ‘strike again Were to the
fox-g today, :13. F. Grains, prekideni 6f
Ithe Maintenan‘co of Waymen’s Union.
and various railroad executives hard.
conferences with mémberl of. the
_Railroad Labor Board. in 'eftortib to
obtain a. basis for the settlement of
.the Shopmen's strike. '
firemen and tillers ,were added to the
list of strikers yeterday, no further
laWéd “mr the mblllent," MT. arable
Said. ,
lnions was very serious. Injunctions
were granted by the Federal Courts
to
restrain
,mvith
included the‘Louisville and Nashville,
Morgan’s
Southern Pacific road at St Louis.
and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
at
operations at Toledo,
Wabash and at ,Montpelier, ”Ohio by
the Dettroit, Toledo and. Shore Line.
|
tlons granted four roads at Springfiele
discuss ' the strike. l
sixteen standard Texas railroad labor‘
organizations met in Waco today. to.
announcer ,
northwest would. ‘
i
or; kidnapping of a specialagent of the,
blissouri
lpolice were on duty at Perry
!following an attempt to tamper with.
a locomotive.
. Guard
L
Mrs. Amelia. L. “'m‘ing. Widow oi"1
urday morning at the home of her Rocky Mount and‘Durham.
‘Kansas and Texas Italirbad shops at
was closed.
conditions absolutely unacceptable. 1
BRIDGEPORT, July 18,—The first
One-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH s. KERY( 312.,
o . Tel. 492
..1 Washington St.
So. Norwalk
CONNEcfiEUT CARPET
CLEANING oo.
87 Cedar St. South'Norwaik, Conn.
Phone 969
We clean and renew colors in
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by
Experts.
Goods Called for and Delivered.
BENEFICIAL LOANS
WE LEND MONEY, in amounts up to
$300, to HONEST 'persons having
steady incomes, on HOME - FURNI-
TUBE, PIANOS, ETC., WITHOUT
REMOVAL. Also lend on‘ GUARAN-i
TEED NOTES. NO PAWNS. FIF-
TEEN MONTHS to ‘r'epay, if desired.
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST CHARG-
ED on unpaid balances, for the exact
tune you keep the money.
sultatlon and advice FREE: -SERV-
ICE is strictly confidential. Put all
your obligations in one place. thereby
keeping, your credit good. This is a
SAFE place. to BORROW tram."
” Beneficial" 1...... Society
434 Maiden “ 7
M." y""' H 1: El} Aw; illl. , ; (s _ ’
H Net's}. l3 Low.- S'lm-l, l m ”I“ gill ORVgepaéztégénsggdtinzgg (S31. 55:85 all kinds. Plano moving. SDBClal van tors and one son. Miss Sadie “Hiring,
, ., ,, N. Y. ' . for moving purposes. Dally trips to and Mrs. Annie Raymond of this Cli)‘,
15:13le“ t ’9'” “ml 1 “W room A ~ New York City" Building stone. and Samuel F. \V’aring of Brooklyn.
, ‘_ ‘ "“1“” . ”l‘li'l'ill‘t‘illl‘l“5. Railroad 71 Cedar Stree N. Y. Tim funeral will be held from
{gory "“i; 51mm“! llm-tlllt‘l', 127 L PM“ 318 the funeral chapel of lvmdu. n. Gn~
1’34“.“ MHM‘ it FROM THE FACTORY T0 filing, Southan street. \chncsduy
’10 Mil‘ l ..,,,,,._ .-, . THE HOME afternoon at 2:30. Rev. Chapman
ill-«2.x 1"”. lull-j" Mlld‘illl llllpl'm't— blattresses, pillows, bOISters and Lewis. rector of Trinity church. will
”5 ‘ “ w "‘1 Awful»: Phone. » cushions of all kinds sold on our stay omciutc and the interment will he in
I _. if payment Dian. Also renovating, Batis- Ilivcrsidc cemetery.
in m: l' r. ..v u mam». ..- mam“ guaranteed- Drop us a card or ' ~ ’
”H” ~, fl \'- South illllll‘OVQ- telephone 317 for representative to Thomas Mumdrclli. l
Hm“, 1. ‘\1,'{ ‘1’} Ah“ hircet, 111(1- call. Thomas Mosclrc‘li. the nine—your-
Wfi;_;jj"“‘>' tr NQRWALK MATTRESS co. old son of Mr. and Mrs. \V’illiam,
.4 i':.rml\ “.472. g... new? 'l‘ill'I ”A041,. 1"“, is (“4 .1. . Franklin and Mom-09 St. 80. Norwalk Mosckplli, died yesterday morning at
”"1“ ' 5H: Kim .. hi. I'll-A “Hun!" --~~ .._ r - . . .I '. ' A “80‘ at.” 3 . the home of his parents. No. 44 Lowe
.. in, l H“, $9500. in»). Ll: i) do “'2le to the Itus- LIXPERT AUTO MECHANIC -t Tim funeral was held this
lm ‘(mw ‘ m: llnllw, 0‘. minus, a” 5.1"”. contort-two :lwokc today with the Will overhaul. and repair your “rigging 6.0m gt. ‘Jose;£~s‘ch1,,.ch at.
l'f‘iCl' ilinmn '1 h I WNW”- 'I'll(. Russian representatives were ialty. All work guarantigdf‘glhoanzpffll St. M3“ 5 cemetery
(Illn‘ l‘umill 1mm.“ 5 ””an ‘ (IDt‘llLY furious at the lllnnner in which I 13‘ n ".81 m 'l‘ . t“
“"1“ «ll will» Nul'll‘nii l; " ’ “Om ”"'-" “1'” S”mmoned to present new PLUMBING —TINNING—-— HEATING ' "..1 ."l': ”Th '3“ l
irllpl-m-,.m, “.r.‘ “YMMV ‘V “mm-4. all proposals today lit-fore the joint sub- Country Water System Ranges and TxtrrfllnillrlIldkmolwn.r‘nVSI‘gza: wills”;
held at 8:30 O'Clock_ tomorrow morn-
The strike order also
one; and ,
Hum .
Although approximately 155,600
’R‘eports of violence continued, but-
railroads yesterday to
interfering
These
several
strikers from
operations of trains.
and Texas
, Louisiana
_Suits were filed ~'
0.. by the
Cleveland.
J‘Picketing was forbidden in injunc-.
Several hundred members roll the
executives _
of the ‘
railway .
railroads
Paul,
that
At St
Arkansas, four men
km" '
Ar Elder-ado,
Extra,
Railroad.
.19"! ‘
Pacific
x
Three units of the Missouri National
removed from Poplar Bluff,
for
1' Msfirnn—amxmnnd you’ll be per.
‘ lectly willing to meet the sort of a
bill we‘ll hand you.
NASH, RAYMOND e DEAN,
h
ance of in? en
Trades council Hall
tionnl leaders oftheir union to discuis ,
the _'A general strike situation. It 18.;
fella?“ 1
men here over
deadlock jg responsible for the presr
“once of union bm’cialh at the zucchini.
E. l‘W; Alexander,
sesame of the Grand , Lodge and
. cull
cities throughout the state will a.
be,present.. ' > '
Mr. Albgander when seen here last
night, site that the men’ had threat-
enedTo strike, and fidmitted that file
situation rwas growing more serious.
He also said thiejn‘en were growing
impatient with the
Grable,
tion'. ,
“THEY are
realize he is on the ground and know:
what is best to do," he added.
Try” ' a Sentinel Want Adv.
#
3%: wane»; since
7 hell,
into the ‘coimtry and p
‘ report! made to
rams- r... . l
“July ’ 18'.-’-«Malnteh- ‘
em meet some in '
here, with na-l
to
the impatience or the
the nineteen da‘y's’
traveling reptile:-
l
1 .
gland of E. F.
president of their organiza—
lust impatient and don't
' L‘ -—---~. . “"5...-
We sweeteners: '1
am.» . WAT’S
“—
We‘r
kind of a plumbing job—lbig or
small—~the public has to offer. We
do ourwork Well and We do it in
jig time, too. No waiting around
equipp d to handle any
inspiration. We deliver the
e. buy and can we
inseam; '. ~
uranium:
58. We“! .3-
Palnting, Papersfianging
CHAIN WALL P:
'13 Wadi St.
sle-
1 7
8t _
Rates—Give Us a m
1!
Phone 450 ~ ,
lBENT FOR
m I I N“
2 Flax Hill Road.
10., to an unknown destination.
M-.- ..—
In North Carolina state troops were
ordered to Rockingham, Wilson,
w...
Governor Hardwick authorize-d,
sending state troops to Waycross. Ga”!
1
following disorders there , ,
Attampts to operate the Missouri,
Donison, TCX.. have been abandoned]
and a. temporary repair, basis"
established at Dallas. The Texas and
Pacific Railroad‘s branch, line from?
Sherman Junction to Denison has been;
abandoned and the station at Dcnison:
Shops of the St. Louis-San Francisco!
Railroad at Harvarq,.’ Arkl we'ro'
abandoned and repair work was trans-
ferred to Memphis 1 .
Cancellation of the north and south-'
bound “Katy Flycrs" between Waco”
Houston and Galveston, was announ-’
cod by the Missouri, Kansas and!
Texas. , y l
PHILADELPHIA. July lS.——The§
Pennsylvania Railroad announced to-l
day that. ii wage agreement has been?
negotiated between representatives of!
the shopmen still employed by the1
company and representatives of the ,
management. affecting more than,
___...._..._.
lug from the into home,
stroct‘
Ma ry's church.
will officials and burial will he in St.
Mary’s ccmctnry. .
lreported north of Washington. The
1
Con- i the Rocky Mountains and the Miss/law
. troops sprang the surprise of the war
. Stamford, conn“-kilometer wedge into, the German‘ . '
forty thousand men.
DENISGN, . Tong.
non-Union workers,
in 10 Leonard
o'clock from St.
Rev. Thomas J. l-‘ilm
l
J my 1 8.~—F'l£t.V
at 9
under heavy
a n (l
were taken to the railroad shop dis-
trict.
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity: Showers
and thunderstorms this afternoon or
tonight; $0m9What cooler tonight:
Wednesday generally fair and cooler;
fresh south and west winds, probably
with squalls this afternoon. Tile dis-
turbance which was central over Up-l
3:;bgggggg gaitetrgzy'StmoLrggrgeméz[member-s, and rescued the two oflicers
‘ -' ~ ' a tomobilc.
Valley. It is causmg unsettled, shoW~ “$03. IWORTH,
5:15 and Texas
suspension of fourteen
trains. ‘
passen g e I
man, Texas Ranger.
onstration last night,
attempted to, kidnap
United States Marshals.
dashed into
when 'a, crowd
two deputy
Hickman
Tex, July 18.—
gu‘ard, detrained here early today and i
Singlehanded, Captain we... Hiok- .
broke up-a dem—_‘
Local officers of the Missouri. Kan- .
Railroad announced,
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the crowd. scattering its-
employed
ery weather With thunderstorms in Four non-union workmen
i all under
the eastern portion of the Lake re- at the'local Frisco shops,
Music in the air
Fill the silent spaces with
music.
Wherever you go.
rains. by the
shore. any of the smaller Vie-
lrolu models will give you your
favorite music wherever
whenever you want it.
sic with you this year: Come in
and see our‘Victroln Vacation
Outfit including any selection
of Victor. Records. .you may
\Ve are oifering an ex- \
tremely easy payment plan for
this outfit. -
choose.
Take music with you
In the menu.
lake or at the. ,
and
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Be sure to take your own mu-
-— aASK ABOUT IT. -—
A. J. Collins Co.
70-72 North Mam‘ Stree
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gion and Northern New England. This .
vicinity is on scuthem‘ edge of it andi: ‘ -.
showers are likely to occur here dur— . ‘ 7.
ing the afternoon. The temperatures . RTH
above normal in the eastern districts, ~ =1 »- ~
but no temperature above ninety was * . —
temperature is‘falling “slowlv between ., .. p g
' - - ' SUPERVISOR
Slle rlver. ‘
B. S. VMass._inst. Tech-
REMEMBER THE DAY!
This is Chautea‘u Thierry day.
Four years ago today the Amé'rican
w-..“ .4“. .
Phone 'Ndrwalk 2541'
by starting the counter—offensive that . > V _ _ ‘
So. Norwaik Trust 60. Skim,
marked the beginningof the end for,
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mom " or, humorous s
‘Yr
the Germans. , g
‘. The First and‘Secorld glvlsion. with
the First Moroccan, drov‘e a seven,',..
1 washin gton Street
'ate. who charmed those Who heard-
So. Norwalk .
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4 so. NORWALK AGENCY—,N’OR- ““95 be "‘3 {‘8 a“ ,
WALK MERCHANTS Assn,
8 No. Main at; (3rd Floor) Smiliérwalk
Write or Call to the above Editions, 'or
PHONE NQRW‘ALK 1.4.9.7.
the Sentinel. . . 7 5
anemone—Antiques.
Trv a. Classified Advertisement- fit
Entire .:collec-
. _tion at Dr. HivSomei-vilie, Post Road
7' 'Wustport, 005111.. will be sold numb:
lie Auction on Monday and Tuesday,
. , . mum g g ' sweeteners, commencing-at lira.
lace: and Long , e otAllKlndn. m. Early American China endanger-
9. term
omit-9m gi .
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sell Your Old 'Cars to the”:
Bridgeport: Auto _ "
.. Wrecldnsflv. ' -
"’ 1310 North Avenue
',‘Bridgeport, Donn. ‘
Young Men’s Sport, M
GOTTLIEB
12 South Main St.
REMODELING S ; , ,
All Wail] Paper and Paint 1
A. -* COH
:B‘ I iv.‘
Suits—$17.50 —
All Wool—$16.50
So. ,
Will Be Reduced to 73331 1
More Room
137 Washington Street.
South Norwalk, Gena. .
1
,fi- ‘
Between Oak and: center St; .
'- for your family.
WW 7 are m ~ a
'7 our. of the purest an , ,
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In our our, Product-V
mun, trained milk!!!»
‘ ' rerun '
uterlim “rescind“ ,.
unitary methods of '
Such cleanliness" g:
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