‘3? t1 URSDAY, run“ 27,: 1922.
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WANTED
ft low men for our tube depart-
ment as bullets and strippers.
1m. and 2nd shirts. Our Work
to learners.
Apply
‘ NORWALK TIRE & RUBBER C0.
t .
WANTED.
Experienced girls and learners to
fit linings into soft hats. Apply
to use. Shepherd. R. 8: W. not
flhol). Cross and River Streets,
Norwalk. 3t
ANTIQUE FURNIMRII
Antiques, high prices paid for old-
vume furniture, mahogany, cherry.
,nauple, pine, etc, also old china. 31m:
anything at merit that is over 100
years old.
. A. BERNSTEIN,
205 Westport Ave. Phone 998
,‘WAN'I‘EWSalesman-managor to open
and operate local office for factory.
Big money and permanent position.
Write fully stating experience. Syn‘
4-H) Motors CO., Battle Creek, Mich.
WAN’l‘El)» lxperienccd operators on
girls' dresses. Jerome Frank 8: 00..
10 Madison Street. 3t
WAN’l‘El)—-—Pm-nished remain private
family. VVrlte R. C. 0., Care of Sew
iiuol 1t.
'WAN'l‘EDv‘Small cabin sail boat for
one week‘s trip. Apply Hudson.
Dalian 459. It
WANTED~Bright boy, 14 to 16, good
pcnmun, to do office work. Short
hours. Apply immediately. Box 591,
South Norwnlk. 1t
"WAN'l‘ED«Someone in need of 10-12
good loads of dirt, Call at 20 Para-
dlso Street. 50. Norwulk. Will give
dirt for the carrying away. It
WAN’l‘l‘ilImolmrntors 'on Singer nia-
whines. Stvntly work. 68 \ant-r St..
entrance on llnriland St. (St
WANTED» Reliable mun (it-vote spare
time selling trees. shrubs, plants.
'llcdurwl prices bring good business.
Pennant-ill position. weekly pay. Guar-
:mly Nursery (‘o., Rat-llr-stt-r, N. Y.
'WAN’l‘llill—I Experienced stenogruphor.
Apply (‘lovcr Mfg. Co, Willnipnuk.3t
‘WAN’l‘lCllm lxlrn salcslmlios for Sat-
urrlny. Apply at once. (‘. J. Mintz.
WANTEle Cullr'f.
high crude shirts.
. for llw l‘iglll'Ulull.
r/xperxcnccd on
(lood opportunity
Write experience
FOR shun-Cash register. Cheap. In-
condition’ and shape, my cheap it sold-
, FOR SALE—Only $3.690, half 02131:.
‘ FOR SALE—Barred Rocks,
and sulmy expected. llurry Berger at the office Of—
Sllirl (30.. Situni‘ord, Conn.
WAN’l‘El)-~l have $1,000 to invest
with scrvircs or will buy a small J. M- LAYTON & (30-, Inc.,
business; must be sound lmsiness
quire Sentinel.
FOR SALE—7 passenger Locomobile.
The finest; family outing car. A-1
at once. It. Halos, 100 Conn. (we. 3:,
FOR SALE-Ford touring car, 1918,
Ford touring car, 1917, will sell or
cuchange either for a Ford runabout.
Coll at .5 Westport Avenua or Phone
2153 Norwalk after 6p. m. 3t
buys two family house in Fifth Dis-
trict; low taxes, near trolley, school,
it
Subscriptions or renewals for Pictorial
' Review, _ .
to publishers on receipt of postal or
phone call W-
21 m St
PROF. .5. A.
3? standard imposition: Minot! ‘
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7.
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Price $1.50 will be forwarded
. J. Bum , >
. MNm’wnlk Jaime 53-
Agent for All Magazines. A
TUCGIABONE—Violinist'
.ot .a grand overture,
ads, will accept students or. all
grades; also lessons for banjo. mam,
dolin and guitar Studio, Central
Trust Bank Building. Wall Street,
Norwalk. , it
store. D. S. Hull. 94 Washington Street.
Pallets
and Cockerals, 1 to 3 months old,
50c each and upwards. White Pekin
ducklings, Pedisrocd' Barred Rock,
Cockerals. Herold, Ponus Ave, New
Canaan. Tel. 93-3. 6t
FOR SALE—House in East Nut-walk,
13 Chestnut St.
Poultry killed and dressed while you
Chickens ‘
Young and Old Roosters 25c lb.
Broilers 400 lb.
P. ROMANO
LIVE POULTRY MARKET
Phone 399.:
wait.
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK:
350 1b.
o......-....-..-co
on a good road, in a good neighbor—
hood. House of seven rooms, water,
gas and electric lights. One outbuild-
lng. Price $4,500. Mortgage $2,609.
Cash $1,900. William F. Hoyt & Son.
Telephone 435. st
FOR SALE—«House in the hill section
of South Norwalk and one of the
best residential sections of the city.
House has modern improvements, also
three car garage and can be purchaSed
for 34,500. Mortgage can be arranged.
gislllam F. Hoyt & Son. Telephone
. 3t
FOR SALE—On the Post Road, six
room house, - large frontage, only
$4,200. 8 rooms. up-to—date, $8,000.
George Mitchell, Telephone 1861 be-
fore 8:30 a. m.
FOR SALE-A beautiful country home
at Three Bears corner. 1 1-2 mile
from Norwalk. 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. Venn,
Real Estate and Insurance, 123 Wash-
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-
closet seats, 55. Seldenberg 00., 545
3rd Aye. between 36th and 37th Sts.
FOR SALE.
A two family house, all improvements,
located in the 3rd district, within 3
minutes of trolley or 10 minutes walk.
ing distance from the bridge. Apply
5 Railroad Avenue So. Norwalk
less than mat of wood shingles? They
proposition and worthy of investiga-
tion. ‘Ht'pilvs hold strictly confiden-
tial. Alllilows‘ lltlsinoss, (Taro of Sen‘
“"01- FOR SALE.
L . . House 5 rooms chicken house lot
“'AR 1 M" I'Al’f‘l'lplu‘l‘d operators on r ' . .r' - . - 3 .'
Smuw machines. A“ piece work. ollAJOO it. All kinds cl fruit. llanted
garden. Must be sold at once. Price
1m“ Shop, 24 Monroe St. Phone, 390. 5‘:
‘ 2,500~—‘For particulars ask—-
WAN'l'Ell—A man to drive 5 ton JOHN T. HAYES,
truck. Apply Roodmzr Feed Co. St 7 Main Street Norwalk
, Real Estate—Insurance.
WAN’l'Ell- Bally sullty. Tcl. Duriell
3:2”.
LOST
LOS’I‘«On Tuesday evening. in Palace
WAi‘"l‘lu‘l) rrrrr \Yushincs to do at. home.
Mrs. ('arrit- Cl'OSin', ll? \Vutor Si...
~ > Theatre a blue and brown woolen
hmlll l ' '1 .. ' _
l \m“ m‘ 3‘ scarf. Return to Sentinel Oliice and
wllN'ngn "Work by the can or wash- receive reward. 11‘.
”it: to do at homo Applv MN A .
,. _ .. ._ *' - .. - LOST~~hOdak 3—2:. Camera, at Roton
Efflliyhh‘x' 2" Boutou Street, 30' N01” Point. yesterday. Finder return to
‘ 5‘ Sentinel Olfice or Tel. Port Chester
TO LET 936. 3i
LOS’l‘a-(fow. Red and white Guernsey.
Lost Sunday. Finder notify Seigel
and Such, 143 Washington St. Tel.
2247. 3t
10 LET» "Furnished rooms. private
‘ loluily. centrally located. 94 South
vim“ Strum. 3i
LEGAL NOTICES
SOLVENT NOTICE.
Hill lilCNLl'uA garage for one auto.
lnqlm'c l llant‘onl Place. 50. N012
Wiliii, (7mm. 1t.
"l‘O LET~5 or 6 rooms.
provemcnts, and heat.
floor. 12 High SUM,“ S . . ‘ ESTATE OF Caroline G. McClellan,
Phone 303.5, 0‘ 1“” w“; lute oil Norwalk, in said District, de-
cease . ‘
with all in]-
011 second
DISTRICT OF NORVVALK, ss. PRO-
BATE COURT, July' 19, A. D., 1922.
FOR l'th.'T—-New 7 mo
plett‘d Bill): 15,
.m Raymond SL. Rowayton, Conn
\«lllmss Mrs. E. Frances Howlev, Ger
'luntuwn, Col. 00., N. Y. I
‘l'O Lil'l‘
1:5
."et.
z.
‘- 2 sets of 4 room a
:w"
‘DIL‘V,
3!: JAMES c. CROPSEY,
'3 . H m Or— Executor.
‘ se. wi all im- . , «
Ha; ””" Garage Inq. 71 Fair- TAM-“AA“ & CONNERY.
Maw 3t; Attorneys.
A! .‘l ill Street.
,1: son are looking for
- :il :1 low price,
' plain-ewsclectcd
mini». Ererv
”fry (Wood '
"Hull: 01‘ bpc;
asst .l. toil
im} m .
‘3
'3
t. material
hilt-thing n
l' m house, com-
. ‘ urnislcd, to small
clean lalnlly, $100 per month. Electric
.uglits. oily water. bath, etc, situated
partnlents,
. 2nd floor, all improvements,
lnq. 41 Woodward Ave.
" 5,. r 3 tarnished rooms to let.
‘ 3!;
Nil Will“
Thrill Kill
a quality but-
here it is ! Quali-
cedar wood sepa-
part of the C. W. Bat-
Separator) is carefully
down to the
It is by far the best bat-
he the price. Siz
cars. Ask 150ia our, bridges.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
lioreofior the creditors of said Estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts, .properly attested, within said
time, Will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
0 .
TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds
CARRIGAN s; FLYNN '
(Oflce Leary 8: 00., R. R. Ave:
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. 868
For Norwalk and vicinity: Un-
settlcd tonight and Friday, probably
showers, not much change in te
peruture: moderate to fresh sout
shifting to west. winds. A slight dis-
turbance central over Ontario is caus—
Mountalns. , “The tem
ing unsettled weather in the eastern
portion or the Lake region and north-
ern New England. Pleasant ‘weathcr
prevails generally this morning in
other sections cast of the. Rocky
——DON’T let your root lean. Do you
know We put on Asphalt roofing at
look much better, Wear better and
have‘a fireproof surface. We also do
slate. my!!! and Asbestos rooting.
Three-ply rubber roofing, ”.75 per
rolL. Leaders and gutters.
NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 387 or 2955.
_ 41-
We Buy and Sell
SECOND HAND CLOTHING
MAX BERGER,
40 Water Street ‘ So. Nor-walk.
"1 Phone 2252.
Mrs. Tattle having returned '1!
pkased to give personal attention to
customers. Advice and estimates
given on all work. If new for is re-
quired, I have very bewtiful pelts.
THE ,TUTTLE SHOP ,
84 North Main St., South Norwalk
, Telephone 389
WfivB‘e’Setfled'Som
(cam.
menu, autism he gallium is“
fill-31M)
, the ‘Wfl‘efitf but 7 that there had
“ , tin-ecu no new. development "in the
and particifiarlw 011?th seniority Elmtmtlon. ' . i
sue, is now rewded as, the gum, Mr. Cuyler indicated that hewuuld
bung biota: in the way or an 5,359“. j‘return to the White House for an:
meat that. would send the men bank‘other conference after 3.1m president.
'to merit. In this £0fineciion, it was ghF-d discussed the situation mine
recyllcd Wiring; tollowing hem “strike leaders?" ,
ox eastern rail executives at their re.) Pressed 1on- annplnion ulna mire
cent conference with members or the er seniority, wau'mthe sole stumbling
Senate Interstate Commerce Commit- ' block in: the} way of seminarians, ‘13
tee to accede .to the union demand tor ,said he had seen no statement 1mm
restoration or seniority rights a, . Kr. Jewell on we poshtmimuid not
strikers. It was reported to be the m
view or some .0! the pxesident's ad- ‘Wfl mm by the union. , .
vise”; that if ,nEGQSSQJ'y pressure NEW HAVEN, July 27.——-I.mprosled
should be brought to bear .to secure traffic conditions were 19901438131 01,1 file
the agreement of the rail heads to this . N' Y" N' H‘ >8" H' R‘ B" in a ”my?
condition.
Mr. Atterbury, however. with whom
the’ seniority issue was taken up .by
the president yesterday. was was}-
stood today‘to be still insistent on the
question following later conferences
with a. number of Senators. His state-
ment, after the White House confer-
ence, was that the Pennsylvania man-
agement felt that the, issue must be
left to the determination of the pres-
ent employes of the system,
t says:
"The N. Y., N. fl. & 1-1. R. R. Com.
pany reports today in connection with
lthe strike of , anicnd arms {hat
further improvement is reflected over
any previous day. »
“Operations of both passenger and
freight service continuees satisfactor;
ily and upon abnormal basis.
“This morning on the first shit:
there are appr'oximatey 106 mar-.9
skilled mechanics working than
worked, on the first; shift of yesterday;
Maintenance of locomotives, passen-
ger and freight equipment is being
carried on satisfactorily.” '
CHiTGAGO, July 27.——(Assoclated
Press).—-.—.Just as the roll-way strike
seemed to have settled to a- long
drawn out and determined battle,
hopes for peace, which have waxed
and waned as succeeding indications
pointed to a. continued strife 'or'a set—
tlement, were revived. lay-the gath—
EASTON. Pa» July 27.——Some
workmen on their way to the Lehigh
Valley shops in South Easton, today,
were showared with dishwa‘ter and
sour milk and several were compelled
to return to their homes and Change
‘thcir clothing. ' .
During the night six homes: of
workmen were besmeared with yellow
paint and the word 'fScab" written
across the fronts of the dwellings; on
the porches and on the sidewalks.
It was reported that men leaving
the shops last night were pelted with
rouen eggs, Water-melons, tomatoes
and cantclopes by in crowd of fifty.
Women and children.
The police are investigating,
and railway executives. .
shopmen and his executive council,
ing for the capital, here
but
expected to confer
z . s have been made. .
no irrest ' Harding today.
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL
REPAIRING ,
done by the hour. Address
AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION,
Water St. and Steamboat Place
Bosch Magneto Service. All makes
of Magnetos, Generators, Starters and
lgnitions repaired and installed on
autos, speed boats, marine engines
and tractors by expert -mechanics.
Finest equipped shop for that work,
and also special fine machine work '
Restoration of seniority
PHILAIDEIJ’I‘IIA, July 27,—Strike
tonfercnccs between international of-
licers of the United Mine \Vorkers ‘and
district lcudcrs of the anthracite and
bituminous coal fields of Pennsylvan-
Uhio and Indiana continued to-
staclc to peace.
railway heads on this question,
the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
in,
,John L. Lewis primarily to report oninow at work.
summon:
pound to:- rags. Phone 399-12.
MR. H. FELDMAN.
6 Rowan St.
NAGY BROS.
Local and ion
all kinds.
for moving p rposes.
New York Cit .. Building“ stone.
71 Cedar Street.
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses, pillows,
Fra NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
EXPERT AUTO BIECIIAN'IC
in 0W" garage. All
Starting.
One-Pipe Heaters -
JOSEPH S. KERY( JR...
Tel. 492
21 W'ashington' St. So. Norwal
CLEANING CO.
Phone 999
Carpets and Rugs.
Experts.
Goods Called liar and Delivered.
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.
East Norwalk
3 dlmnce trucking of
Plano moving. Special van
Daily trips to
, Phone 318
bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
nklln and Monroe St. So. Norwalk
Will overhaul and repair your car
makes of cars.
lighting and ignition, a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490'
PLUMBING -——TINNING--— HEATING
Country Water System, Ranges and
CONNEcfiEUT CARPET
87 Cedar St. South Norwalk, Conn.
We clean and renew colors In
Hand process by
conditions in their districts. it is said.
t 't the situation generally probably .
1“ Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. John U. Miller.
ivlll he discussed before the meetings
About twelve hours after the tuner
finally adjourn.
usoand. John U.
n—
ST. Loris July .——Thc Illinois
mlners‘ executive board in secret ses—i'
sion today continued its discussionsfial ot‘ her h
of plans for the state corwention chilield yesterday
miners August 3 at Peoria.
. which '
President rm Perry avenue.
. limo-gym, on lmgme white
muse. can he finds patented-ewe!
wiewnoint at the Minoan manage-t ,
* 1Wauuiiington “to swan. .t the amps—e .o: ”
”We: that was the;
gment issued byrzthe company todpsd
ering in Washington of strike leaders
P. M. Jewell, head of the striking
left Chicago secretly yesterday morn-
they are
with President
rights to
men on strike rcmaincd'the chief Oh-
The stand of the
“-13.5
stated by H. F. Bryam, president of
as being that the railroads Were not
(13-V- seeking to destroy seniority rights of
Although the district. represents-”3k,n on strike, but to make their
tires were summoned by President
lseniority subordinate foihat or men
Miller,
afternoon, Mrs. Louisa.
.Malmo Miller, aged '11 years,"'died at
(1 by a son by a for-
fill-
_ An automobile ownai by Chi! / '
Nash or Gilbert street, Bring?
.; {m is? :1an Run. Jolllded with
y motorcycle and side car, driven 113‘,
Stanley Balggpt 125.138? Street. attic
comer offiuymond and South Main
minimal: 5:50; o'clock last nighul
lira. Bales, who was riding in the?
and- ,
The two rmfioels on the motor-
cycle and amount) m broken. wlffie
the 14313th side of the bumper on
the any Mas incumbent.
Nash was driving up South Main
street: when Balog come out of Ray- ‘
mend stmct. Both than said that the
accident Was ‘ oidadele and that.
,.,l;hey wens dd. 3' verishwly. '
. Mrs. 33.10: was attended by Dr. I.
Rosenthal. m was "taliei to her
home, her injuries anthems serious.
BOND as; com TUG mm
NEW HAVEN, 'July 26,—A bond
(of £9,000 to cover the tug William C.
Bickel, under seizure by federal om—
cers. was: filed in the United States
Court; today by Captain Fawcett. The
libel of the government is for $75,000
» {or’datmages alleged to have been
thrice the value of the cargo of liquors
said to have been (nursed by the tug.
The craft was seized in May at New
London. It is claimed that it had
taken off and landed liquor from a,
vessel which was cruising off the
coast. ”‘
A GOOD THING T0 KNO‘V.
ready to resist disease. Miss J. Hunt-
er, 1260 Stedman street, N. S., Pitts-
burg, Pa... writes: “I cannot praise
Foley Cathartlc Tablets too highly
for what they have done for ,' me."
They banish billousness, bloating, gas,
headache, sour stomach androther ills,
caused by indigestion, Make fat pet»
ple lighter and freer. For‘sale by
Stillson, Powell Corporatiom—Adv.
GUARANTEE TRUNK
' AND UMBRELLA CO.
Ramona” called rher home,
yesterday and ’which‘" both union
Sheds survive
chiefs and operators believe will
suit in a quick settlement Oi"
strike in that state. .
One suggestion is that the miners ~ 11 1)
go back to work at. once at the wage ‘plso Y . . .
scale in eflect when they quit. and a Win Schneider of thisclty. Airs. Lesll
that the leaders of both sides then get McLean of Defroit, and Philip Schau
together and arrange a permanent pf Stockton, I\. J.
agreement. 11‘ the Illinois strip? is'; , The deceased uasa
Settled separutrly. coal operators in‘isa Lodge, . _
this section belim‘c that prompt set-lliad been ill for a long lune.
tlcments will result in other
the‘Francisco. 0:11.; two brothers. Henr
. ~ . v - lb] . ' the late home, Perry avenue, on Sat- >_ _ .
telephone 317 for representative -to lair-mum”) ”(mm and pass 3' Zrday afternoon, and at 2:30 o’clock Same sectlonr‘7 moms $6,000 Anwan'Paper “5M
call. “0’ from St. Peter's Lutheran chum). 00- NEW SIX ROOM HOUSE W111 Be Reduced to
INDIANAPOIJS. July 2".——The na— 3 gar street, Rev. E. C. \Venzel pfficia
turc Of Governor McCray‘s plans for ing.
taking over and operating coal mines Cemetery.
of Indians in order fo‘insure u. suf-
'ficient supply of fuel for state in-
stitutions _was a subject of specula-
tive interest today following the an-
nouncement by the executive that: ar— tortiay
Funeral 01‘ Stephen Kiss.
died Monday ‘mOrning, was_held ye
ing.
state iron 5 to m-
p D were sung by the choir.
an attempt is made
employment of non- ,,
union workers. ’ tended, also ”Woodmen of the WOI‘l
Another stop preliminary to "the
opening of the mines. persons fami—
liar with the situation say, will he the
sary to call out
tecl. property if
k to mine c'oal by
showing the esteem in which the (1
conference between D. C. McAlpine,
. . ' ' ~‘f
.president of the Oklahoma Coal 0p. who died at the Sheltc \ Hospital. .,
9
BENEFICIAL LOANS
steady incomes,
TURE, PIANOS, ETC, ‘WITHOU
TEEN MONTHS to repay, if‘rdeslre
time you keep the money.
[CE is strictly confidential;
keeping your credit. good; 'T'his is
SAFE place to BORROW from.
Beneficisl LoanSociety
434 Main St. ’
so. NORWALK messy—moa-
WALK msnctlnnrs 1:380”, ,
PHONE nonwshx new. .
slowly in. , ll ’9
“We
. ,t .»= . , >
Avenue. ”psmm’lsfifi‘fi‘
Pemture is rising
. ‘1 q .
1erators‘ Association, and‘John V'Vil— held from his late home, ”rm
rc-imcr marriage, Max Maimo of San.
{Froeb of this city, and Gus Adler, a,
alt-brother of Spokane, Wash; and
three grandchildren, Mirs. Ed-'
rmember of Lou—
GENT’S FURNISHINGS 7
At Most Reasonable Prices.
W
9 No. Main st. signal-mu:
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TWO FIVE ROOM BUNGALOWS
Painting. Paper-Hanging
CHAIN WALL PAP:
x;
Pogo 3 Show, Park 8 m
. _ fun 1. f Suits—$1750
h» ow introducing a “18.0 Young Men’s Sport Mod
12 South Main St. 50. Hum
at run:
Rates—Give Us 'a Trial
COMPANY
Foley cathartic Tablets are a genu- '
lnely wholesome physio—an ideal 1’3 ww St‘PhoneN‘ggm 7M
laxative. They keep the system fit
and fine, purged of poisons and
93116613! .
Gran Soul. nod lunar. ,
u court-l MAIN cram. _
AGENT Fon
CAN DIES
0'
Men’s All Wool Serge” ,
All weal—slam
GOTTLIEB’S‘
Daughters of Herman. She
The
states, ,funcrul will be held at 2 O’clock from
Interment will be in Riverside
The funeral of Stephen Kiss. who
afternoon at 2:30 from.his late
During the services seve’rnl songs
Delegatiéns
from the local Hungariorl Society at— _
. ‘ . . ,. .. ' t 3 _ . , ,
m were lugs:..i:“s:::.:.:iré.s._.,s ., 4. fi _ 3...}. mm... Conn.
It is believed that it. will be neces- tghurch. Rev. Gabriel Dokus oi’lflciet-lI THE NORWALKg ELECTREC cc .
‘ "‘i’. ‘lfizt ’ 1‘ : , , 1'.-
of which the deceased was a member. 7 .
There were‘ many floral Offerings: ’
The. funeral was
. . . , , 1d. 3 _ - _ .
calling of a special sessmn of theleg—ls- ceased was he , . -
'lature to repeal the miners’ qualifica- largtfi‘I .Va‘tended- 'Iutermcnt “as ml 2 91°"? 47 south M3!!! Sit.
tion law, in ortlcr'tha! unskilled labor Riverside cemetery. 3 Tel.‘ 2978. . , .
may be used in the mines. —"“' " ' ‘ , ... ,7 < E. _
. - - , . . __ 1"“. gem! of Antonio (Jon’mlav _ _ . . : y _
MLSROGEE. Okla.. July 27. A The funeral, at Antonio Comma, utberty suture 11 No. Mam St DEN 7T 7
New, all improvements, very Adesira-t
ble section. $5,000 each.
NEW BUNGALOW RMODELING S j
,.. . i
t' 2 car garage, alhimprovements, $8,000
More Room
A. COHE’"
:37 Washngbo' . 11.8%“ pf
O’BRIEN & BOVI
Real Estate and Insurance
«E South Main Street Tel. 971
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WE LEND MONEY, in amounts up to‘ ate a contract
$300, to HONEST persons havingunines with union labor.
kinson, district miners' union presi—
dent. was arranged here today, in an
attempt by,the operators. to negotl»
to open Oklahoma
street. this morning at 8:30 and at 9%,
o’Clock from St. Joseph's church. ’A:
requiem mass was sung by the Rev.
J. Daley. There were many florid,
tributes. The funeral was largely a..-
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.‘OL‘D‘, CARS
salient 1qu ems.» than _ ‘
Bridgeport fAnm' ' , “
on HOME ' FURNI-
REMOVAL. V_Also lend on GUARAN»
TEED NOTES. NO PAW/W8. FIF-i
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST CHARG-l
ED on unpaid balances, for the exact!
'Con-usub—dlsti—ict who declared it Was uD'
sultation and advice FREE. ' sully—5m 30"“ 1* ”Wig internafimg ”‘81?
Put all
your obligations in one place, thereby'p
stamerd, 6mm. Oi the- brder‘
3 No. Main St. (3:11 “600230,. nan-walk“
Write or Call to the above manner
- first with.
SPRIM’ 'i-FIELD, 111., July 27,—— cemetery.
TééDisruprtion of the United Mine Work-
tend‘ed. interment was in St. Alan’s.
, 131:0 harm-11w ,
iers of America. if President Frank
Farringtan. of the Illinois mine work-
d lei-s, is permitted to proceed, with: his
' program adopted in St. Louis, yes-__
ternary. was predicted by, John jwa'tt;
Secretarytreasurer’ of ’ the Springfield ,
ident. to act and. act quickly. 7 , 7
' CHICAGO. July 27 (ASSOCIATED
RESS).—-—-A Sfl'lke by the order of
3 Railway Clerks in connection with» the _
'shopcrafts’ strike “would be in. Hm ..
nature ol! a backward step in the,
i movement toward normalcy,” said a'
*statement issued today by G.‘ E. " »
‘Gallaway. secretary—streamer, and
'James J. Canavan. general chairman
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WASHINGTON, July zit—(Asso-
ciated mash—The. White Hausa,
again today became the center-sot.»
developments in, ”rail; strike and the
twins ofmcffort towszrd 7 peace, Pres-
idén arding *meeting in _ conference .
A T._De¥i=itt 01131912; chairmen?
sexes w
5 tires. and then with the strikeleaders
.» n -ded by B. W,- Jewell. who} lied»
' in the- day from
No sense doing
fix your hot: air furnaces and
in a smart space ohm
monkey with it yourself. You '
.95.. the associaiion' of railway
without the-pron.
ell-heat in,,yom' home when We can:
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Don’
that you are , practising . the right
Sort Oi .mnamy; if you sendicr us.
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pair Of our Eyeglassesj Best of mata- _ :
’ rials sire {used tend .moderatsésrfeet .
charged. .; Our-standard cryptic is not ,
" in the ordinary shop. Farm
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'_ stables. trained milkor'g'
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