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\‘.‘.\.\'TED.
um‘l‘tllOl'S, leather
. 5 ~. :mmcrs on soft hats.
Apply.
.\ \\'. [{A’I‘ SHOP.
:md Rivers Streets.
1"
ll ~l,)p('l'aIOT3 on Singer sew-
.t:.lll:ilie5. Good pay. steady
\g-ply Rocknfi Bms., 12 South
S‘lz't‘l. 3t
“nil.
l‘wll
'..\ Hair—By a well—known corpora-
l‘wm, um salesmen. to cover in and
_w;l.l‘ t‘lz- Norwalkfi. Must be reliable
nil, colnr- highly recommended. Salary
:stnrt $1.2m; per your and liberal
mlnlssions. In applying state how
.« god the past. 5 years to date. age,
if nlzlrrivd or single. P. 0. Box
‘ South Norwalk.
l. N’l‘ED»~~I"ivo or six rooms. all im-
prnvvlnvuts. family ot‘ lllrec. Write
lnmt‘sm'kt‘l‘, Care of Sentinel. 3t
FOR SALE—Householdmrniture, inr .
, eluding dining table and chairs.
mission parlor furniture, book case,
dressers. etc., also. several sets of
books. Write P. O. Box 441, South
Norwalk. or call 1285 after 6:30 p. m.
FOR SALE-0verland touringnnd a
$5,000 Stutz touring, both in excel-
lent condition. Two bargains it sold
this week. Call John Premen & Sons,
6 Seaview Ave. 3t
Brothers, 201 “'ashl'ngton Street. Tel.
3075. 3t
0
acres garden land,
unfinished livable bungalow, stable;
on good road. near town, good sur~
FOR SALE*~2 1-
Bring in your records and exchange
SAILING TARTIES' taken out. an
8 o'clock. Joe Vatelle. So. Norwallt.
Phone 2479.
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
TALKING MACHINE RECORDS '
EXCHANGED.
thenr for Stile-rs at 15c each.
Fine Assortment.
SO. NORVVALK MUSIC SHOP:
110 W'asliington St.
A
time, call evAenings-betweou 6 an
3t
AUTO ELECTRICAL; SERVICE‘
All work guaranteed at reasonable.
prices.
Water Street and Steamboat Place
Telephone ’ 345.
roundings. $2.500. D; S. Hull, 94
Washington Street. at
p ANTI-Ill ~ Experienced female opera-
j tors ml Singer sewing machines.
Ol’lfl‘dllill surroundings. Good pay.
'l'Jll)‘ work. (‘hal'lt-s Mfrs. Co., 136
'.I.~llIIlKii)n St, 30, Norwalk.
'1 N’Tl'lll— (Iirl for general housfi-
11L, Apply at 58 “'cst Avc. Phone
3t
r.
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South Nor-
and vicinity: for
door occupation, part. or
i lllllt‘. cnrniuc $1.00 per hour.
._.,. Mrs. ('. ”Hollie. 66 “'21th SL,
w import. Form, -
ANTIQUE FURN‘H'U‘RE
infiquvs, high prices paid for old-
l. lumiture, mahogany, cherry,
I win, plllo. etc, also old china, glass,
whim: of "mi‘lit that is over 100
rs old.
1), A. BERNSTEIN,
‘2 .5 Westport Ave, Phone 998'
‘\‘{’I‘FIII “Lndivs from
ullc. llrwayton
wlslly out
,l..
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.i
A N’l‘lilll -- Maid for general house-
work. Apply to Mrs. H. M. Green.
fl Main St. Norwalk. Penn. 113i.
ANTED I-prcrinncod slenogrm
Il~‘¥'.<. .il\ll ivllisl, Apply (‘. \'.. (‘fll’e
. St-utlllt-l
'AN’I‘ICI) . l-‘irsl ("lass machinists for
J. 62' l. Horinz: Mills. l‘l‘l‘Cillli: and
nth“. lili‘\ll“lll'lll'('ll not considered.
ivolv ll‘.’:lf'}' Mac-llllln ('olllpany,
'i.- Jun! 51.. So. Nolwrlllt. (‘omL
V.“ - ’l‘wn nil-asap! rooms. with
> p: ”all mm, for light lloutu-ltv-r‘th
‘r rim-ll ]ll‘¢“l't'l'ri'(l. Answer
lllls [lulu-r.
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Adonis
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r 4
_ to sell Accident,
into illsnrnllrc. “’ill pay
l
l. lHll. Step into my Ollli‘l'
r llzzmll Sll‘m‘t at 9 :1. ln.
1 ‘. for John J. V'l-llzl. Ilis~
1., I’Jlolw loin: :i.
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TO LET”
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Ulrl‘agt’. ill L'nmi location,
ijtllt 9.11.1;«1922 Ford touring car
can’t he told from new, $325; 1918
lmnl'lom-ing car, just overhauled.
Local and Long Distance Moving at
8 Lexington Ave.
F. RUTA
Reasonable Prices.
Tel.,1589
South Norwalk. Conn.
gmltl rubber. $140. Also a Ford racing
body. like now, $50. Phone 2153 Nor-
walk. 3t
[volt SALE—Lot just of: West Ave.,
$1.200. water, light. gas and aewer,
on which we will construct a home,
(lo-signed according to your own ideas,»
lur a small initial investment. For de-
tails Phone 2822.
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FOR SALE—Four acres land, five
minutes to the Post Road. 29 Sum-
mit Ave, So. Norwalk. Phone 230-2.
FOR SALE—Big bargain in 2 family
house and 2 car garage, on trolley.
line, shade and fruit trees, garden.
Geo. Mitchell. Telephone 1861.
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.
Iii-a1 Estate and Insurance, 123 “'ash.
ington St. Tel. 1662-3.
FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom,
$55. Syphon closet, china low-down
tank. enameled 11311141“) and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain, Whitecellulold water-
closet seats, $5. Scidcnberg Co., 545
3rd Ave. between 38th and 37thSts.
. u
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FOR SALE.
House. rooms. chicken house, lot
50x20!) it. All kinds of fruit. Planted
garden. Must be sold at once. Price
‘2.500—‘l~'or particulars risk-
JOHN T. HAYES,
7 Main Strcret Norwalk
Real Estate-Insurance.
5
FOR SALE
~ A four family house. *{ivo ‘minUlPS
lronl (‘t‘llll-l‘ ol South Norwalk. pzlyilllz
lo I'L'l' cent. on investment. $9,000.
’I‘Wll family llollsc. noar “'cst Avo-
nuw, all lllllll'th‘lllf'nlS, with two ('itl'
g-ll'ulzc, $6.54)“.
‘ O'BR EN & BOVI
Real Estate and Insurance
.4 South Main Street Tel, 971
::.1.ll!‘.l. (‘loll ll l'llizalli‘lll Si.
? ' 1 lil‘ 7: rooms. improvcmenl‘s.
l. l .l‘ lumllwl, $27.0”, Allllly .l.
‘ l gull .‘l' (‘o,, 5 Railroad Ave Iii
HUI lilIN'l“ 7» rooms of lwzliiilfill
lllilliilll'l'. lle, samll‘irn. im .n at ii
’Otllll lmllsw. ll-lll Ell‘ll'" Si”. \‘l-inilv
‘o. Nnru'all‘l‘, m. ' .vllwx, near l‘.llll"l:l;l‘
lls'j .l, [4 li_ i'.-,l‘.- «ll :lv-‘llillli‘l. Ill
'1“ ll‘I'l‘ 'i H'l’dl‘. llilllr". Viitll :lll illi—
li’n', pull [1' - _' ll‘.l‘re_' Til l“.lll‘l'll*l|’l
A: - CH.
'10 It'll l-‘zrllI-m-ll loom. private
l.lll.;:‘». iii SH Millll Si. l'llOnf“
692 ‘J St
1(Il {ch-1’11; 21mm.» .13: illlllz‘owmnlltx.
. ~ ' . 'i
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"' {it“i‘l' NW: 7 mom house, com-
. 1; Li :‘v‘lfr illi'lllhlli'l. to small
:~'lHII lwr lllonlh. Ell-Cil‘ic
runny. hath, l-tc.. situated
! St. llcm’nyton. Conn.
l-‘l'nni-vx liawley, Ger-
. N. Y.
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.D CARS
:- :tr Old Cars to the
l‘t'oi :z'cport Auto
”\‘t s‘ct‘lilllg Co.
B" .1. .1 north Avenue
-..~U.h 0 mild Center 8L,
«, Conn.
I o:
PI. ..
. lg .. . g»; '71] 5586-2
t N? and than to
_~ ' f“ of car
. ”f” “" a.“
511’: WORK
. “Drilled to every
,, Best of mate-
“ , I .4 ” 1 moderate price;
!, ,~ ‘ Mimi of work 13 Mt
.. ; . _ . -’“‘-'.V shop. Factory
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11312 IN .-
0;."r-t , c.
..r:.,'gi.“.‘,
% w and Optician-
Ei'mzanw '
a-“ "It St.. Stamford
‘Kl't‘fi‘Hp '
r Forecast »
4 My: Cloudy
:13 and western
:rmh north—
4' control this
“H'l‘ North Ila-
””‘mr'l shower?
“VI; and wwemn
.,Vx“\‘7Ir{. over the
_ 13‘: “1 producing
I‘nzr 10W 18mm,“
. rlfglon and Ne!
.u;
FOR SALE
A 6 room cottagc. all improvements,
largo yard. pleasantly located on East
Ave. 'For further particulars inquire at
the office of
J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.,
{cal Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Avenue So. Norwalk
THlNlillFlllSZ
It you are looking for a. quality bat-
tery, at a low price, here it is ! Quali-
ty plates—selected cedar wood sepa-
rators. Every part of‘the C. W. Bat-
tery (Wood Separator) is carefully
made of best material down to the
last detail. it is by far the best bat
tery at anything like the' price. Sizes
to fit all cars. Ask for our prices.
The Rysz Batteryv Station, 49 West
Avenue. Phone 938.—Advarm
lull le HflliSliS
_ “WNW
Charles L. Wreenn, a noted portrait
painter of New York city, has pur-
chased a. hill top site at \Vilson Point.
containing over an acre of ground,
an dintends to erect a studio-home,
for all year round residence there
yithln a short time. ' ‘ ’
Two other large sales were made,
Edith Brook Sanderson o! StamIord
purchasingva water front site on the
ground formerly occupied by the
ellipping Board. where she willlstart
0 build a year round home Immedi-
ately. _ ‘
J. 13. 81113111. vice—president at the
American Refractory Company. which
manufactures arc-proof bricks. has
purchased two sites on the waterfront
and will also start volt 011.4119 build-‘-T
know we put onmphalt rooting at
less than cost of wood shingles? They
‘wshions of all kinds sold on our easy
THINK [if BATTERIES"
7
——DON'T let your rool.’ feign. no you
look much better, wear better and
have a fireproof surtaoe. We also do
slate, gravel and ' Asbestos rooting.
Three-ply r’ubber roofing, $2.75 per
roll.. Leadors and gutters.
NORKVALK ROOFING .00.,
Phones 387 or 2955.
. ATTENTION
Junk" is ivaluable these days and
there is no use giving 'tt away 10:-
halt the price while I am paying the
full price for junk- I also pay 10 a.
pound for rags. Phone 399-12.
MR. 8. FELDMAN.
5 Rowan St. East .Norwalk
NAGY-BROS.
Local and long finance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trip: to
New York City“ Building atone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
“-
;.
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses, pillows, bolsters and
payment plan. Also renovating, satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 817 for representative to
call.
NURWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. 80. Name]!
EXPERT AUTO LIECIIANIC
“'ill overhaul and repair your car
in own garage. All makes or cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN
(Dulce Leary & (30.. R. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. 368
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING CO.
87 Cedar St. South Norwalk, 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 anl’oums up to
$300. to HONEST pcrscns having
steady income-s, on HOME FURNI-
TURE, PIANOS, ETC, “'ITIIOUT
REMOVAL. Also lend on GUARAN-
TEED NOTES. No PAWNS. FIF-
TEEN MONTHS to repay. if desired.
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST CHARG-
ED on unpaid balances, for the exact
time you keep _the money. Con-
sultation and advice FREE; SERV-
lCE is strictly confidential. Put all
vour obligations in one place, thereby
keeping your credit good. This is a
SAFE place to Boanow‘n-om.
Beneficial Loan Society
434 Main St. Standout, coon.
so. NORW‘ALK AGENCY—NOR—
WALK MERCHANTS A880.
8 No. Main St. (3rd Floor) 3:». Norvmlk
Write or Call to the abovraddreu, or
P HONE‘NORWALK 1-4-9-7.
DINGEE COULD‘
NOTPAY BIG FINE
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Continued from First Pate.
new house being constructed by
George Keelcr, endangering people
who were walking'there.
The accident happened about 8‘
o'clock last night. Dingee was-driving
up \Vest avenue. and,“ according to
stories told, was swerving from side to
side. He struck the ‘rear of Taylor-£8
car, which was parked in front of ‘his
home, crumpllng the mudguard and
injuring the rear end; He then drove
his car on the sldev’valk and came to a
stop. . '
It is said that in an argument that:=
ensued. Dingee used some especially
foul language towards Taylor and his
family. and, that Taylor ‘mianked"
him in the jaw. so that Dingoes went
back to his cam and went to, sleep- He
became pugnacious again“ when
Patrolman Gainer attempted to- bring
him to headquarters. but soon calmed
down and accompanied the onion;
He claimed this morning that he
had been driving in the car tracks at
not over‘ 14 mileiian hour. and when
hé pulled , out of the tracks some-
his fine and so was taken“
morning.
1.118" oflice 20:. the 181::th commissioner;
Ens n Standard»: Time.
Aug..,_14, 1932,. for the; construction
or? am”; concrete and-1 ‘ “l"
bride over FlvevMileaRlver :on the om
‘ King's Highway.
ill-good condition.
thing went wrong with 'the steering
gear or the car. He Was unable many
”this,
‘ norm
. Norwalk. Conn.
~ Sealedproposdsawfllbe receivedmt
7,- City Hall, until 7 p. m..
Monday;-
benm. -
Blank {onus of proposals, plans and
C. J.’ IVHITE,’
Committee-on Streets;2 t
‘ ORDER OF NOTICE.
BATE COURT. Augusx 10,
1922.
Estate of Nelson H. Hoyt,
Norwalk, in said=District. deceased.
«Whereas, written - application
5 1
sale of . certain
estate.
August, 1922. at 10 o'clock l'orenoon; '
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a. newspaper;
having at circulation in said District,’
at least five days before said day of
hearing.
HENRY .W. GREGORY.
Judge.
BARNWAENEFTED
llNllilllS=l$4l2lll183
Gymnasium Addition to
Home WillsBe Completed
by Thanksgiving Day.
I
It was announcod at tho l't‘g‘llllll‘l
soon-monthly meeting or South Xor-l
a
gymnasium, should be colllllls-t- :i and .
to 11.40 the sumo.
The committee
Columbus Homo
\‘Villill m I”. Tammany
McMahon, announced last ('\‘(’nlll§:.1
that although til-e goal or $5,000,
which had bccn sci had not bcen‘
Hull.“ rcaohl-ll. lllnl lhv work would
go forward just as soon as the plans
11;“! been approvc-f. and 1111- contract
let. i
Arcllitcct Jt‘lr-liw’m of Dnnhury, has,
volunteered his so-l'x loos in drawing llpl
the plans and ril‘v'f‘llim'lilolls. and ii is!
l-xpt-ctml that this» will be in rczlxli—l
nose to present to, tha- next "writing of .
South Neru'all-; f'uunr-il, to I10 ill-id on
Thursday. August 2411:.
i
of Ill" Knights of.
.‘tsso--Egltlnll. Judgcl
: ml John 1". 3
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Honry llcl'lzman. chairman or ”w
committee in i'llhi’L’l' of the recent
carnival, rcporlml lllaat the sum of
$4,203.83 lzzul i-mn cleared at tho
carnival and that thch \vcrt- still
some more l’l-lull'ir' to ho hoard so that
it was “I‘llle Al 13;;11 thc sum of $4.300
would in: rnlswl. This was nvws that
Was of great ilzlv-rlst to the Knights
and Mr. licrlnnao and the members
of his comnliltrv \vvrc given a vote of
thanks by “11‘ Home“. All t-xprcssion
oi? thanks was aim given by the Coun-
cil to all threw Mm had helped in any
wav to makv lhr- )Icrrlment “feel: a
Success.
‘llilfFlEBRfllNAN’CE
CAUSES lllFFEiiENilE-
flF llllllllmw
As was cxprr-tmi by those who have.
viewed the l-l’rnrts of. many in the city
to combat Cvcry new ordinance, and
attempt to discredit those who have
drawn it, there has been a storm of
pretest over tllc enforcement or the
terms of the new traffic ordinance.
People who have filed protest‘with
the police failed to do so until they
saw how it would work. When hears
logs were held on the proposed ordin-
ance there was little or no objection
to the plans presented.
Merchants on one side of “lashing-
ton street, where parking is prohibit-
ed are up in arms aboutrthe matter,
complaining that it is driving trade
from tifeir doors; thatoconle will not
trade with them if they'cannot park
their cars in front of the various
stores.
On South Main street a complaint
in. received this morning of exactly
the opposite nature. the man . corn--1
planting that autos did park in front
of‘Jlix place of business. .
In other cities merchants have pro-.
tested about thetraflic .ordinanw'
£dopted.fnamely New Haven. Bridge-
port andfseamford, but despite an,
the ordinances were enforced and it
has umiv been found that it no. one
at the best things done in the city.
' In the First. District many march-»
nuts are complaining because there lg.
:10 " restricted parking , there, 1, e”
mutyuminute parking. «and, a de.
sneebemodified’coastopmdtcan
certain
.a. J’ 4:»
ment bettv
Germany
g leaders today as Bmectical method 01:
lrcmoving one oflthc‘ issues lert be-
math of the wol'ld warp
DISTRICT OF..NORWALK, 53. P110. ., oi the opinion that the-commission, as
,5“ Djprovided under ”the agreement signed
late 01! without authority from Congressgand
‘even then could only
11113:“am of a claim and its amount, with-
‘ been made to this Court by the Admin“ out passing-uponthe method or settle-
istrator of said estate for an order or , mcnt.
real estate or saidi
th
Ordered, That said application bp‘the status at German property now:
heard and determined at the l’mhamicpntralled by the Alicn Property Cus-
Ofiice. in Norwalk. on the 17m day 01’ t0
and that public notice thereof be “Nani slot 01‘ one American and one German
mcmbcr. with a 'numpir‘e to render a
which the commissioners failed to,
agree.
\Vay. of the \Unitcd States Supreme
Court. was nnmcd‘byil’reaident Hard»!
ingfor the position or umpire. on thel , 5 , 0
request of the German govcmmelihfiad'k “915' when he leaped 1‘“ the
lihat this post be ’given to all drool-i-~
‘ can.
llESlliAlilllllillli
1 mm
mm! hab’ecn made thatthe «dim... ,7 .
to park fora: leastttwenty minute: hr
" ‘ Spots ‘whlch’areynow' restrict- j
wasurixio'mN,‘ Aug. '1 L—Agree- ‘l
to set up a bl—partite com-
wren the two countries as emanat-
Democratic leaders were said‘ to be:
:1 Berlin. yesterday; could. not. proceed .
determine the
1
Some Senators on both sides ”heldl
at the agreement would not affect
dian. _
The claims commission would con-l,
l
ieclding vote on» any question on
I
Associate Justice 'Wllliam. 1?...
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' ""ljililli llllli
WASllING'rON. Aug. 11.-Presi- ,
dent Harding intervened today in the
walk Council, No. 1253, Knights: or . , _ ,. ‘ , m.filr 1133“ and outing to be new W865
(5011111111113. “mt the addition to tin-tr 5 ”mm" “gm 0““ the tichh. t‘“, (nesdnv afternoon. August 16. The.
mm“. U” \l'ashlngton Sum," m. provisions. outlining to Senators sulll-,5m&mboat “Columbia" has been
moned to the \Vhite House the desir-
- nility of cltatlcity in the tariff during
rcady for use by 'I'hflnkgg'éynu: 1,3,“ 1-1 _
when an auditorium for lulskvtlmll WWW“ shifting world conditions. :
gators, mm olbcr mam”. rlml‘ls and t ‘ 'llu- .hcnatc returned today to con-~f
(lallccs' Wm inc. pr0\.i,“,d h”, ”w fsldcratlon of. the. flexible tariff provl-.i
lllcnllwrs and also for cc-vlaill outsido 1:31:13. 0: 3:00 Agggilnrxgltllt-IIEEOI;nbiuchJ‘lti‘ .
teams-l that mil ' in? rivqn l unscion’ ‘ on c 1" . 3 ';
I L I” i 5 X'i‘hvsv provisions with all proposed
amendments as well as various “scl-_
entitle" tar-ill”. proposals had to be dis-l
posed of before a mess tonight undc-r‘
ill tiugrcemont controlling tilcdehatc.
Opp05itlon to the delegation to the
President of the broad authority ovcr
duties recommended ‘ by Mr.
Harding in his annual message last'
illevr-ynlwr had developed an the. HO-
puhlican. as well as the Democratic;
sidc. All. a l't-lulit, it appeared that.
even it" the. provisions should be up;
1
proved, the authority to be delegated?
to tho Executive would be curtailed
sharply. Q
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Deaths and Funerals
loyal E. \Vonndy.
ltoyal l-l. \lendy, icnqcnr—old son
of Mr. and Mrs. “’allucc J. “’oundi‘,
dim] at Ill-I”, home of his pal-onto. Vt’cd-
holiday afternoon. Funeral serviccs
weft,- hclll all. tlm into home in 17 Can-
-non sin-ct at 2 o'clock‘this ai’lcrnoon.
ltcv. Mr. .lrtcolls will officiate and bur-
tax will be in Silvcrlnine cemetery.
The funeral of ‘William \V.’ Beers
who died at St. Vincent's hospital,
l‘lridgcport, will he hold Saturday,
August. 12. from tho funeral home of
Charles 1.. Dennis, No. 5 2 State
strcct. Bridgeport, at 2:00 p. in. He
is survived by one son, James. of
Miami. Florida, two grandsons and
one rgranddaugbtcr. Fraternnliy he
was affiliated with the New Milford
Lodge, A. F. 8; A. M. Our lirothors
Lodge, I. O. O. F. No. 10 of Nor-walk,
0mm, South NorwalkVPost oi the ('r.
A. it. M . Boers washout ir. Ridge-
{ioitl 83 years ago and has always
lived in this section of the state. ln~
torment in Union cemetery. titration].
AL ”OM JIJDG3IENTS
API’E
' , T0 COMION'I’IIEAS COURT.
Two appeals from decisions on
civil action taken in the Civil court
or Stamford were tiled yesterday. in
the Court of Comlnon'l’leas. Alfred
and Tessie. Cavalier-i, 0: Stamford,
ask reversal of a. judgmental $545
and costs entered against them and
for Vito Racaniello, who sought. dain-
ages for an alleged unpaid note of
$500.
‘ James E. O’Neil. 0! Stamford.
lodged an appeal {tom findings at
$197.95 and omits against blur in
dSPRIhlGFIELD, Mass. Aug. 11.—f
Alleged evidence of premediatiml In
the killing of Mrs. Elizabeth.,Pamity
by Daniel Nanci-pie. a‘fomer boarder
in hem-home, lastmight, was found to,
day in «the discovery that Nahomio
purchased yesterday afternoon“ the
yeapon with which the shooting was
done.
who was , 1'ch
fled to have left
city. ‘ .,
however, 1). Giacomo... the southpaw
‘Singlc. held the Married Men at'homc.
Ther.wiveujvand= 1 kids - of ”the married
Men. made thematic-number the Sin-
gles by about 1010 1, but despite their
state of theecrowd' lt‘riidn't‘help them.-
sacker of the Married Men. played a.
swonderfnl game. getting ton chances"
without
.wtih his book slide :intosecond.’
making his appearance until the 8th
and'nailed a drive thatalvn good for
uthrce bags.
thit.
ball at second and also gathered in o.
ltriple and two doubles
auothec. single sensation. made tho~
most wonderful
air after a drive. nailed“. then tum-
bled over, three times. still holding on
'to the ball. 7
Next Thursday evening at 6:30 o‘clock
,thc third gamciwill begin. Following ,
115 the score by inning-s:
Annual Cruise “111 Be Followed by u
lmembers of the class 0: 1921 01‘ St.
favor or Louis Samcloflf, who filed a ,
State police were called in to- .,
”day. infused in tracking NW
~«
:3: t
l
After being defeated last‘wcek the
i
een the Unitede’lnxtcs and {Springwood Singles crossed bats with:
and decanted thallium-led- Men. taking a.
‘ i NOTICE
Wobnyand «Knew
'Iooond Midi-am:
Highest price- paid: .
If you have any.pdrop.un
3‘. LE
80.13 7
p01; SAl.E—-I~‘ord tom-jug, starter specification may; bezobtained from mission to “*palesvupon American ‘ war ~ , . 53 ng,s -
W ...... WW .. me... a... 3m gm gaggiggg; 0...... claims M... M... Gem.terminator.coronal: ' "
Mitchell touring, 1920, $750; in 6- Al . Don? M o . . lc deposit c zens apparently had the general ' ‘ ’ =
. - -. 1 makes of Magnetos. Generators, . _ .so when the Married Men scoredtwo 72-5: (w - - .
baker tom-mg, 191:, $325, Shufelt. Starters and Battery Ignitions repair- will be refunded it plans are returned. support or Republican Congressional “runs dn'th‘e portioning-L After: that. . ,
1.4
"Fat" Series, the speedy third:
an crror and also featured
“Flash Matrone" was’a hold out, not
It was this that caused the
and Floral Design:
and. M. Beach
ROW!
. inning. F1130.
IMarried Men to, be defeated. or at ‘ Phone 2110 1. . '
least that. was their alibi last night. IE ‘
might be true because When he got one
11 . l . . > ’ ll
'19 lie :3 he made a one handed Birth . , ,. _,
The Singles line-upiwaa hanged a
“Babe" Ikho‘tskv'pl‘aye‘d errorless
while Mold.
catch ever. "seen on
About 600 were present.
Wall fiaper at 10-15-2057: ,
g
Woo-.1171 m. 1..an of 3.}
Per. ROE
Painting. Paper-Hanging at , I.“
Bates—Give Us a Trill.
. ‘ r.'h.c.
MM 2 o o o o o o 0 o-3 a 3'13 Wall “thex‘gg‘nn‘v ME
'S.M. l 1 0 2 0 o 1 2 0—7122
ST: JOHN’S 1.0mm slim
Shore Dinner at Country Club
Arrangements have been made by
John's Lodge. No. 6. F. and A. M..
scoured for the occasion. The program
will consist of a three-hour Ball on
Long Island Sound, ending at the Nor—
walk Country club where Steward
rat a slim, Park a M
Gm Bod. um nun-m1
I300?“ MAIN. smug.
AGENT FOR
CAN D
Hollywood will serve one or his
famous shOFc dinners. There will be
rcfrvshm-cnts and music abroad tho;
boat and (entertainment and “cats" at;
the Country club afterwards. 1
The boat. will leavo the South Noni;
walk (mater Farms Co. wharf, Water
strcct, at 3 o'clock, stopping at the
Country club dock on thermal out. In
case of rain the outing will be hcld
the following day. All masons arc in»
vited to the outing. tickets for which
can lw secured from H. A. Seymour. 6
Molt avenue. or E. l". 'Putnam. careg
of Connecticut. Light 8; Power Corry-3
puny, 67 \Vall street.
The full committee. i
n charge fol-i
Dorlon House
Shore Dinners“ . .
. an Kind: or as road—5
Steaks, (Shops and Chicken
'A' IjaCarte
lows: .lessc Henson. Horace A. Scy-
mourc. (”harlot Wimpl‘hcimvr.
Maurice l‘tay l’owcrs. Frederick l..
Utes, and E. F. Putnam.
TIME TABLE
N. Y; N. H. & II. R. R. CO.
EFFECTIVE JUNE 11m, 1022.
(Eastern Standard Time.)
fl...—
so. nonwanx TO NEW YORK
Daily 5 56 6 1‘
.-—4:483, 6:08 : . : H
A‘ M 7 0:01;:
‘ , :16:, 7:19, 8:0! 8:!6.
6.55: 7 . 72:22:“
l
All Wall Paper and Paint and
Will 30 Reduced to m
.-/
Southifiorwalk, can. ; .
.——- 2:11x. 12:23. 1:221.
P. M 1 ezzlx.
3:46; 4:“. 6:22. 6:28x, 6:501,
10:21x. 11:23.
8:383. 9:05; 11:43:.
Sand:
1
A. ills—4:481, 7:69,. 8:213r 9:41;.
1:01.
1 P. M.——12:1‘lx. 12461.: 2:141:12461.
4:44, 6i56x, (helix 6:12,"!102:r 7:08.
9:05; 9:40, 1137):.
SO. NOBWALK' TO NEW HAVEN
I
7
~ Daily
A. M.—5:02. 8:15. 8:03; 9:301,%9:62
11:03. ‘ ‘ 1
P.’ M’s—12129. 2:312. , 8:21, 4:21,,
6:28. 6:07, 8:13. 11:18t5r‘11:28x.,r
12:08:.
8011681.;
A. H.433. 8:02, 9:19, 10:10:,
11:08. ,
P. M.-—1:07x.»2:8.1!. 3:421, 6.321,.
5:48. 8207:, 75232; 8:13. 9:10;, 11:18:,
11:26:. 12.08:. ,
SOUTH" KORWMM ”1'0 D4330]!!-
' a
A. M.=--4:6£,»8:08.
P. Ma~13225, 12.54-(8),»1:45 (8).
3:30. 4:27 (mo), 5:20.
A. M.-—-8:25. 9:211.
P. lit—1:16 6:20. .
NEW vom' no so. murmur
Dally , 7
A. Lip-2280.3:15, 4:30. 6:43. 7:001;
11:45! (8).
P. Liz—12:96. 12:15 9(8). 12:85 (8),
civil suit {or damngces received in 130:. 1:50. 2:30;. 2:5}, 2:1: (Ex; 8);
an auto collision between the two 3:28,,11101,l=3§:r5599x- 5:03, 7:098;
1am. June. 19:10:,» 10:15:. 11:00:.
m" _ . , Sunday; . ,
PREMEDIATIOH IN _ A. LL—Szoo, flux, .8:00, 1:213. '
Kit-UNE- CHflasw szozx. 10:00:. 11:10.
P. lit—12:93: 1:203; 2:35;, 4:02.:
4125:, moonwezoox, 7:003, 8:003,
9300*, 10:10:,310351.’ 11:061.
mmm SO.’ 1mm
. I > _ .7
A. ILL—3:25.; 4:47, S:47,_'l:09, .7125;
8:45, 18:00, 11:19:,‘4154.
P. KwIZEZX. 72:53:, 8:22. 4:322;
8:15;.1224x. 9:06. 10:00:, 11:03,"»
Dr. Diets;
47 South MairrSf:
' DENTIST
moor Dairy Product- m'
m trained 1!an '
m- cal-chill:w wash-15'
handling.
1i W
outta-y mm of
Bush guanine-Lacuna;
in your faintly.
5205:. gunman.
,_ 7 1
A. ILL—1:25;, 5:643, 11:311.. sects.»
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