/ WANTED
plain cook and
vl‘ii-‘l‘. l‘lo-nn and willing.
.:.-:h .\-l references. Excel-
. "0," l'zire of Sculinel. 3t
-‘
vf";
‘ . .4 ,(vml
l) ll. eponslhlc man for posi-
v
FOR. SALF-«Why pay rent? Buy a.
each floor. l’rice.$3,500, caehrequlred
$1,000. Ilhv‘ne 1662-9:
._‘\
FOR SALE
2 family house and make the house
pay your rent. House located in East
Norwalk, near center, 5 ,Jooms on
3t
$1.; ‘ Apply or Write Manon
s..l.--,-y lihlc. Bridgeport, Ct.
‘. 3;. quinsl‘bli. woman for po-
.\pply or Write Man-
3 Bldg. Bridgepon,
.. ... . ”l
.l t ' i
- ll m:
\i. l lhlfilfi lady would
‘ - , rimming or
Addrc“ Miss
lill:l(l_ :I't
'l‘lnll
_\'.i§\v;.ii..-, illrlllmll-
”13-1,”; mum] and kitch-
lj-H|,~' in « p.m: for one
\lv :"-5 i‘uli- of
~‘l.~.~vnul St. So.
3t
H.’ v i
, .
[lulu-r.» (in Rod
lllfllll'hl rules paid
-..~v , “Krill; Box J, (lare‘
'ifil lil'l’i'
ill
Ill
old
Nor-
last i
3t
.1 ti
\vnl‘k.
Eilnl
yours
Apply
Ave.
l .I‘.
7.: Mussongcr boy with bi-
.\.:"~lv \Vcsll-rn Union 'l‘cle-
..
7ll.ll ldl'l} or young lady to do
-. l"'m~' on women’s, (mils. suits
. t ii‘l*>.~‘!'s. Experienced only. Apply
mm. morning at Bon Ton Fash«
.wl Hl'i‘il)
v
\‘.'Al\!"l'l'lll -i£vpcricnced salesladies.
(hit)! [my in lhuse Who can qualify.
mum Shop. LN) Washington St.
FOR SALE———Lot 50:119. just off New-
town avenue. $750. We will contract
and finance a house on this lot with
13 Chestnut St. So. Norwalk, Conn.
Fowl
Roosters
Broilers
BUSINESS NOTICE '
P. RIMANO
LIVE POULTRY MARKET
Poultry Killed and Dressed While
You Wait.
fl'elephone 300-2.
small amount down. Balance in
small rent Like payments. Telephone
435.
POP. SALE—2 Ford coupes, 1921 and
late 1920. Will sell or exchange for,
a Ford touring or runabout. Also a
Ford racing body. like new. Call at
5 W‘esiport avenue or Phone .2153
Norwalk alter 6 p. m. ' it.
We gladly ofier our services to the
Public because we believe that our
rpresent customers will
new ones that we pay best prices for
secondhand furniture, junk and all
kinds of metal.
37 Port St.
READERS ! ATTENTION !
recomm end t
Give us a Trial.
Phone or Write.
H. J AFFE .
East Nor-walk
FOR SALE~Brand New Bathroom.
$55, Syphon closet. china low-down
tank. enameled bath-tub and lamtory.
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain. white celluloid water-
closet seals. $5. Seidenbcrg Co., 545
:ird Ave. between'36lh and 37th Sts..
New York.
FOR. SALE—~15. Reed baby carriage
for sale. in perfect condition. Inq.
20 Spring St. So. Noswaik. 1t
FUR SALE~One 1920 Ford touring
car. a bargain; one 2 ton dump
body and hydraulic hoist. very cheap.
Riccio Bros. Garage. Tel. 467. 13
\Noodwnrd Ave.
FOR SALE—New six room house. all
improvements, lot 5Sx100. 29 Fly-
mouth Ave. next to ls‘airl'ield Park.
M. Van Court. 89 Main St. 3t
i-‘Oi: SALE—~Ford sedan. 1922. used
less lhan 300 miles: Ford touring,
1922. run very little. with accessories.
O'Brien's Garage, Roar Mahackemo.
WAN‘l'lu‘l) -l)isllw:isi1er. Savoin Res-
littllnlli, 54 So. Main SI.
FOR SALE~Ford light delivery car.
Bargain for quick buyer. Phone 502.
WAN-PH.“ '“lillt‘
nun, i'lllll‘éln‘llill
Ian’m‘ lilslllulr-ll
Drnwwr rill,
State
At-
(Ta.
3t
slcnograplier.
and experience).
\Vln: 6': (‘nhle
Sizimmrd. (Tomi.
“’AN'l‘lllli ~- PILpPI‘lt-UY‘PIl operators and
coil" aunt-are, Apply Lonny Shirl (‘0.,
ll ( ill-bill!“ Slim-l. 3t
h'AN’l Hi) Slilc-sulvn. A splendid op-
p h 7mm; mr illl'n between the ages
l7l<l SH yezus. to earn :1 good im
u - l“ll‘Hl class rcl‘crcnccs ncces-
Zmlul y illlll (‘lllllllll9<lllll paid.
purl lllill' C(Jllll‘lH'lL-l offered.
., will. cxpi-rielilr- or capital ro-
‘l A=lll."t'>~ l', U “0}: 5593. SHIN.“
ilk 6t
\\‘.\.\"i‘l~1i).
. l:.lll n~ assistant in
.l- u: :' .,llrl curd “rill-r.
l:- ln‘TIJN STORE
will-
« .
\
w’ldll
ii l“ mini!
Willing lall'lll. about 1.5M)
l‘i‘bllll‘fill‘ null some
FOR SALE A Reed baby carriage
lor salv. 'in perfect condition. lnq.
20 Spring Sr. :50. Norwalk. 1t
FOR SALE- —A combination gas and
coal rung:- at a reasonable price.
loo. 4:} Lawn Strcnt. South Norwzllk.
Phone 1662-1: or 2813 rcsidcncc. 31
n
-.i
l-‘()l~l SALE ”'1‘“ upright piano. cheap.
(oil cvl‘nings at 7 Lincoln avenue.
I’Oll SALE~A beautiful country home
:it Tlll'l'e Hears corner. 1 1—2 mile
from Norwal '. A 6 room bungalow
with pantry. I-‘rcsh Wcii water and
gimm- with one acre of land. House
is .2 ymll‘S old. For Hall" at sacrifice
prun. $500 (‘flSl‘L Balance on easv
lwinis. For particulars John J. Venn.
llwnl Rum:- and Insurance. 123 Wash-
lug'nzi St. TN. 16623..
FOR SALE _-
. A {our family house. fiw- minutes
lrom center of South Norwalk. paying
Skin»: l... on good road. (You pay
rm: our Slim-M. (lo-n Milllicll,
I li-HC 7‘3.
."l‘lili riv'wricnced operator:: on
.u'wr smviug nuchincs. Slwudv
- vii. good pay. onnm‘nial surround-
With Apply at once. (‘hnrlcs- Mfg, ('o.,
H6 \Vilahingtun Stroll, 61
“'AN’l'l‘ZI") wYmmc, lmlj. m :i'wirl in
0mm; of :e ;i__,]:» .‘illhl l. .w- kl'mv-
lcdilw M ~3wt lumai .nlii s’_»pw\vrili:ig.
All ii: is. «:1 ll.l'l~l'~\lll ii; (Hill-v.
( 1‘ " =7 .‘. l if
run]: in
Hull :yii;iru',n-ng/.nl5'
. 'll .. l~.l:I ink - >0'l'llU'].
.‘.'l'l7" >
"Kimmy,"
~l lil‘ Allin!" ;,
turnips :llld
_"n‘.l‘il.l'lli.~1.‘ l'l‘iullo) 3028.
«. w-«rw liliiv :blw for law).
,' l. in; l'ww Road. Tcl. Ill".
N.» -.
» > . mun; lmuw. all im-
. L’L’ l.~:l:n‘ Sll‘vl'i. NOV.
1' 1t
l moms. :ill improvements.
:i'nm- :lll lll)‘. 103 Taylor
5-".H‘Wulln 3t
U \YTON & CO., Inc.
~l.‘m’- nnd Insurance
l r-nue So.. Norwalk
ts {AL NOTICES
w SETTLE ACCOUNT.
’K'l‘llnl'ALK. 55. PRO-
l: l‘ August 31, A. D.
"- \llll'zlt‘t C. Millard.
A, ll said District, de—
..v the Executor ex-
~M*;i=i..in account to
.’ lulmvui. In the HO-
wruullc. on the (lib
,. N422. :it 2 o'clock
:.ll persons inter-
usuy be notified
'E‘Hl‘ will cause this
~.‘-~-:l in a. newspaper
= ., in said District.
v. 0- turn said 6th day
‘ l: REGORY,
.1 .‘. 5. vdnle puppies
Jud go:
15 per cent. on investment, $9.000.
TWO lziniily house. near “Fest Ave-
nue. :ill nuprovemenls, with two car
glingc. $6.500.
O'BRIEN 8: BOVI
Real Estate and Insurance
ll South Main Street Tel. 971
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING CO.
87 Cedar St. South Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 989
We clean and renew colors in
Carpets and Rugs. Hand r
Experts. p ocess by
floods Called for and Delivered.
DAUGHERTY HAS
FILED SUIT AGAINST
RAILROAD STRIKERS
(Continued from Fist Page?
prr'riilenls oi“ llic unions.
'l'lu: dull was lilcdshorlly (lflc-I' lll('
.‘ll‘I-l‘.‘.'ll of Attorney-Control lmughrr-
iy lll Chicago this morning. The plea
for injunction nnmml the railway l‘lll~
ploycs‘ department of the Amcriczln
Pc-ivrntion of Labor. the six strikingr
shocrnl‘ls and 120 system federations.
'l‘hl- suit was iilcd shortly after the
was from inn-Herring in any way with
”1" operation of thv'railroads.‘ It “'itS
lill‘ll bct‘ore l'nited States District
Judge “’llkcrson.
Soon after the arrival of Attorney-
Bosch d: Eismann Magneto Service.
All makes of Magnetos, Generators.
Starters and Battery lgnitions repair-
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
Tel. 499
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE t
STATION.
All work guaranteed at reasonable
prices.
Water Street and Steamboat Place
' Telephone 345.
—DON'T let your-.morvm, Do you
know we put on Asphalt rooflng‘ at
less than cost of wood shingles? They
look much better, wear better and
have >a.i'ireproof surface. We al do
slate. gravel and Asbestos roo ing.
Three-ply rubber reofing,‘$2.75 per
roll.. Leaders and «gutters.
NORWALK ROOFlNG CO.
Phon‘es 387 or 2955.
. ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and‘
there is no use giving it away for,
half the price while I am paying the
full price for Junk I also pay lo a
pound for rags. Phone 399-12.
MR. H. FELDMAN,
6 Rowan St. East Norwalk
NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Dally trips to
New York City.. Building stone.
1
k u
l
r
l
. ).
BEl 'EFICIAL LOANS
WE LEND MONEY, in amounts up to
SO. NORWALK AGENCY—NOR-
WALK MERCHAJ‘iTS ASSO.,
8 No. Main St. (3rd Floor) 80. Norwalk
Write or Call to the above address, or
PHONE NORWALK 1.4-9.7.
I
. 1 FOR SALE.
llousc. 12 rooms. \rilh all improve-
mcnts. and large loi. on \Yest Ave-
nue, First Dislricl. Price 515.000. For
particulars ask
General Daugherty in Chicago. ”lack-
liurn Ezlslerline. Assistant Attorney—
(icm-ml. appeared lit-(urn
Jillltil" \Vilkcrsml and began reading a
('U!‘.\' 0" 1h? lliflition For a restraining
ordcr.
bracing in character, and sought to
prevent all interference with opera-
tions of trains or with railroad prop-
erly in any way.
'l‘hg- application for injunction spe-
cifically named the president of
various union organizations involved
in the present strike, Which started
July 1 Incl. foll‘wing a wage decision
01' 1111- Railroad I or Board reducing
wages of certain railway employee
throughout the country.
'l‘he suit "seeks to enjoin all railway
(-mployes. attorneys. servants. union
agents :wsociated and members and
all persons acting in aid _or in con-
junction with them. primarily. until
iinnl hearing. and permanently there;
after. from in any manner interfering
lwith, hindering or obstructing railway
companies. their agents, servants or
employes in the operation of
respective railroads and systems of
transportationrlor the performance of
their public duties and obligations in
the transportation of passengers and
property in. interstate, ”commerce and
the carriageof the mails and from in
any manner interfering with; hinder-
. in»: or obstructing the agents. serv—
antsandwemplgyea or .-_.sald_ railway-
' "' " H‘Wardxrlgr hi1
liar}. n.
companies. or; in w naggedéin
{inseam—=repnir, ‘ - 1
District “<0, 7 Main Street
The application was far-em-l
l
the -ing in. the employ of said
' companies for the purposes of inspec-
their '
JOHN T. HAYES
Norwalk
Real Estate ac Insurance.
'01‘ trains. locomotives. cars and other
Equipment oi said railway companies
and from_ preventing or attempting to
prevent any pix-sou or persons from
freely entering into or from continu-:
railway ‘
Lion and repairing of locomotives and
cars or otherwise. ‘
\vnsumo'l‘ox. Sep‘l. 1 (By The
Associated. Pmss).~-l&aders of the
striking shopmen willnot abate their“
attempts to make their strike effect-r
l5“: whatever action is taken by "the
kourt. inChiatgn-«asa mult obinjunc-
tion proceedings instituted by. Attor-
ney-General Daugherty. it .\\'_as- said
hermoduy, by \V. H. Johnston. presi-
dent of the Intcrnational Association
of Machinists. one of the largest
striking groups, . ' _
“The filing of this suit "is just an?
other blunder to be added to‘ the large
list which“the'Admimstration‘thas ah
ready made in dealing with the rail;
road dtgauon," Mr. JohnstOn ,sald.‘
"I am‘hurprised Mr.v1)augherty isn’t.
attempting to restrain thc'railroads.
instead of the men, TheuAdntinistE—g
tion has done everything 11430016 1 *9
’ /
held rthermilroad manage!!! tJ"
——-Tiie French Cabinet today simply
A-
German moratorium'question. neither
approving nor
speclficam' reserved. h°we"9r‘ “entire green avenue have been
liberty of action in ”.58 lat" develop- ‘several days enéoying 'camp
ments made other action neceSSary."
no moratorium had
Germany.
conference should be called, attended '
V by “all the allies Without cxccption."
at which the questions of inter-allied.
debts and reparations should be fully
considered. .
[if-UTE
livzlrtil-st “I'll'i'lllii'
.
' v-r-nu
‘ lie.bloc _
‘2;.§.and the power was shut off for-
PARISSept. 1' (Associated Press)..l
took cognizance" of the decision of
he reparations commission on the
disapproving it. it.
The cabinet held that inasmuch as.
been granted ‘-
it could only "recognize"
he situation. but it insisted thala
The decision of thr‘ reparations
commission suspended further, cash after a three weeks‘ v
Payments from Germany this year on
the conditions that Belgium's priority Hill. _
Claims he mot with short term notes. ~_
I’rvmier Poincare was won over to
h“ s.ltilenicnt yesterday only after the
“my dcl‘initc statement had been cir-
(‘lll‘dtk‘d in allied circles that lnllt’pelkd-l
cut action by France against Germany
at the Press-m juncture would be con-
strut-(i in London and Rome as nullifi-
cation of tho treaty of Versailles.
’l'lll' lil‘st cl‘l'cct of tho dccision is to i
take the renamtions (immov- out of .Scasidc estate of Arnold Scnlaet
“u. hands of tlic commission for the
pix-sent. illlll to make it a mutter for
negotiation direct-1y bEtwccn lli(- l’u'f‘:
in and Brussels governmrms. lei-
gium is iv“ to dctcrmiuv \vllat culir-
inlet-s shv decms necessary to accept-
illlCt‘ of tho short term noiis.
Should tin.- two couulrilgs fail to
Oil the DI‘CDSSJIY‘X Cllill'ulllt‘t's. ‘
lcrmmiv ihvn is requircti to deposit.
an unlixml sum of gold \vil‘n sumo form
icigu bank. zlpprovcd L.) l'.. icium. n is
‘1‘('ll"\(‘ll.
ispokvsmnn. yl-stcrday erlllnil) prom-
tismi Al. lN‘lllf’TOlV. t’l(;1“"l2lfill l‘l‘Dl'l'—
however. llzr (lcrmnn
71’ Cedar Street. Phone 318 scullithv. that Gov-mam mum give
any ullnl‘ulltl-cs dl'maliwiml
FROM THE FACTORY TO 'l‘ip- .l-Acisiou also flilll('lll.ll-‘< "'l zil.
THE HOME lit-4i culiil-rd-ncl- ill illt ilvur " .Il'l_‘ :il
Mattresses. pillows. bolsters and which .. rm’luclion of liw lstlé'il my to
WShionS of all kinds sold on our easy :ilmlil r.u.~rvvl.ulH-.l-nn gold in. s and
payment Dial. Also renovating, satis- n... sv-lllcnll'nl by van“ ii ml lllt‘!
faction guaranteed. Drop us a. card or inlcl‘ullll-ll ilrl-ls \vill lu- l!“v.5 diner.
telephone 317 for representative to 'l'ltl- I‘If']l.'ll‘111i0l15 (‘Olllilllswa {li'l’lllr
call. 7 lFl'S l0 cmisllll-r at :i l; 1-! . Her-
BORWALK MATTRESS C0. mum's l’"'i|ll".\‘[ for :i l'llul’u‘vnillilil of
Franklin and Monroe St. SO. Nor-walk st-vm-ui 34-:irs‘ duration.
'l‘lilv rilicl‘ L'ruuln-d ..7 il- l-i'l'st’lll
EXPERT AUTO LIECIIAL'IC linv- i2. {up the [hljl‘rnyKv' citing: lht‘
Will overhaul and repair your car C(.Ill‘lllll.\$lull lime ill “1m '. l- l‘Uml‘lCl'l
in own garage. All makes of cars. :1 H"“' .wlarinc i‘ur rv‘mril of Gor—
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec. many's linnllccs.
18-HY. All work guaranteed. Phone 490 ’l‘hi- CoulllilSJ‘lU'l anticipates that .
“ tin-.m- reforms. nini lllf.’ relief afforilvd.
TRUCKING by Hun virtual mmnulrilun for the l‘(‘-l
Meal and Long Distance of All Kinds. muimlm- ol‘ this .\. ..;. will permit Grr-.
CARRIGAN 8; FLYNN many to llunl Lircv l xiii-run] :uirl‘lilti-r— ._
(Oflce Leary 8.: Co.. B. R. Ave. ml loans. tlu- ‘.;‘!vr lo in:- used pnrlly
Tel 1577 'n pay i'lhlll‘;li.ll'.> and partly in rc-
Home Tel. 368 ignliilitnte u... («nintry‘s finances.
\Vliill- polilll .-l llrcle-s generally arc
favorably mlpr- >.~- vi by tho Zlg‘rt‘cllll m.
it is \\i'l‘. anything but (-u-
l‘husinsm i-rt-ss this morning.
l"'(’l‘l\ t .1
1):. l‘n
$300. to HONEST persons having Tlux u'i'lltrml s. illlllll‘lll is summed up a boxing exhibition at the carnival
steady incomes. on HOME FURNL by Hugrno lmmw in: l'_llomme l.1‘)l:I‘ grounds. Friday cvcning Edward J‘
Trim, rmxos. ETC. WITHOUT “‘“h ”1" 5‘ ““1“: "‘f‘““d“tlf ‘f'i'; Splzin ofNorxvnlk will sing.
‘ ' ml: -l l..‘..\' ni‘ll rt: usr it'll l ..
REM V . , g '. mulls. .i~\ ‘ . ..
O ‘zilL Alovleml on'CEUARAAN Latin. lmi '.:;.ui.v.l ill l-rmich. l The state police have no .clucs
TEE!) .xOTES. ‘\ 1‘A\\.\S. FIF- LONDON Svpl l.-—.\ltliou;:h con— I” ‘0 the i‘thCrV at the .W‘Vcfiiporti
TFEE)‘ .‘JOX l‘IlS to ”‘an if desired. 8mm“! mm H Ihi“ 1:35:15: Tlrii:ilrif?ik‘i‘li (‘1)lllllry clul; Monday morning. it
. "’ "‘ H - w»“"'i’l -.__ m"; s ..., . . .
ONLX LA“ 1‘1 L131}JU§$T CHARG- U,” >,‘_ "h; .(.. I“:41 ”U“, ,1 m-lrkcd is said that the police have helm-nod
El) on unpaid balances for the exact 1‘1”“ ‘U ‘M ' ‘ ‘ . fl“. work ,0 bf. an "inside" case ‘ as
- ’ cfiw'l i:p..;- llu‘lul London. lllllltiit- . 1‘] on the floor of
lime you km'p the money, COD- in: lllr s. !_ :ll‘."lll 55 of the money in- “WV" “Ore “0 C “:5 if ball< were
sultation and advice FREE SERY- ll'rcsls uni l‘~ :Hllmlm 0r Swift‘m'do” um room whcrrc} me {Etc} c n;'ld‘( it
i ' — . r ‘l nocme- . r
' ‘ ‘ .:. - -. - ;_- 1.. . :. _«.m,r; on rvcr‘llll). tnkmi -rom. . _
I'LF AS Sill-(ll) (tonfidenlml, Pu: al}itlx::li]t:ll::lltiil> u.» llll‘ mark on ilw l‘or- easy to slip a jimmy into the (3001'
3011?.0bllgatmns m one mace' thaeby’flgn minimum market. which yesim‘- and Dry it 0“?“ without making
km’pmg your ”Pail good. This is 33.3.” i'lilhl :ll'r-ln-‘l 7.5m» to tho pound much noise. W’hoeven visited the
SAFE place to BORROW’ from, mull-1mg. rub-.1 5,700 at noon today. place knew the interior as the)
ll"iil‘lfi ('.\'(‘li;ill'_:<' slrt-ligtllcnt‘d 57.50 asycanll‘ in the easiest pray and. “unit
'luguinsl :~\.:i21.\~8l(-l‘d£l,\'. , 'thr‘mgh the house without 'élistur:ié
. . .. , .. . .2 . ~ “'1
' l 0 - . A .cmr l 'w‘tl “.is capmlcncv. (m mg thr- steward and his “1 o .
BenefiCIal an SOCIety lllm r‘lor‘r l'~l“i‘illlg“"- wherc PM“ 'wc-rc asleep ‘upstnirs. The UHEVGS
- ' ‘ ‘ "“"‘ i " ‘ 1° “'0 ~ ' “1 methods as the.v
434 M {Clldht’h imyi .. i (in \\ u loan -useil professxona
am St. Stamford. Conn.. “H“ l. .m_,.dg..d stocks “m ppm
\vhilt-
l“'f‘ll(’ll lirlllll?‘ Waived
to the reparations
'l‘lx-r l‘ucr iiiut it
was unanimous mukcs lL in tl‘ic‘wcnls
of The- Times. ":rcat news. which all
true friends of tho Emmi! a and “lacro-
pr~:i(--- will read With deep and
commission's llvi-isimi.
rca] relief." .
TRAIN ATMMT. VERNON
KILLS MAN IN STORM
(Continued from FistLPage)
7‘
The collision oc-
the storm.
after a long
become stalled on
Columbia and Manhattan
01‘ _
p001 k had caused a short cir-
nearly half hour.
of 4180 Park avenue,
started off 'at
the windows and
portion of the-latter car.
armory CROP FIGFRES
5
lion or $47,000 balesin the prospect
~tive cotton crop of this year since the
forecast of a month ago'Wasshofin in“
the Department of’Agficuitnne’s Sep:
tember cotton. répO'rL‘ issued today,
forecasting the total crop at 105753300
bales. “ 7’ ' . . " ,
The condition of the era declined
._ l’and two bushels of clams while down
. 'lthe river yesterday.
.- sufferingtrombloodmoisoning in his
left hand. '
'cral local people are catching
quanities every da 3'.
at the Country club, labor
and dance will beheld.
fractional im — -
prov: mom l'. ‘ :- \vrd speculation in ' ,
tlw oil slim-rs also was indurwl. {KEITH-II" 0F FORDLER -
The llz-iiiah pix-SS accords the 2 SERVICE )IE)’
line of cars had‘
the hill between
avenues. A
Water collecting at .One end
When the. power wasjurned on
'- . . 0 'rated by John Moore
again a car pe The Bronx.
full speed and ran’into
the rear. ot a car ahead, shattering all
crushing ':the rear
“'ASHINGTON. §e’pt. if—A reduce
Wrs'rnnr
150
’ Robert Baker insight crabs
. Charles Benson of Main street in
Snapper fishing from the. State
strrcct bridge is very popular as sev-
large
..———-v-—
Lawrence Mazzanovich of. .XVright
street bridge is very popular as-sev-
spending
life at
bake helc‘
Day at-
temoon‘ and in the evening a tea.
Kisco, N .Y.
There will be a clam
~Mr. and Mrs. W’illard Bulkley and t
daughter. Helen Francis, have re-
turned to their Crosshighway home
lsit with Mr. and
of 'Greenfield
Mrs. Elmer Barkley
Donald Crawford and John Gilber-
tie. commander and adjutant of the
August Matthias post No. 63. Amer-
ican Legion, will bathe local post's
delegates at the state: convention
held atVVatei-bury on Sept. 7, 8 and
t
A lawn {etc will be held at. the
at.t
[fi’ashingtep Meeker
. rwasyheldthis afternoon at 2:30 o‘c
from the funemi parlors or D. _
Raymond, washington street. Rem-L. ‘
J. Schoeppler Oman-ting.
“'5‘" in Norwaik'cemetery.
ConnecticutVolunteers. The body was i
sent torNeW' Britain for burial.
bane, featherweight champion. today
accepted the terms-rot the Tex Rick;
ard. New,*York- promoter, for a 124
round battle’wltn Johnny. Dundee;
who was awarded the featherweight
Commission. The battle will 'be fought
September 29 inTRickard's Arena. on
Boyle's Thirty Acres. in Jersey City.
terms.
will receive 40 per cent. of the receipts
and $5.000 for training expenses.
match Alex Hart. local
with either George Chaney or
Jackson, as the semi—final to the Dun-
dee card.
Emu-£1 offlr. Meeker.
\The funeral- of the
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Interment _
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’Lci'i 8. Stone.
Levi. 13. Stone. 3. civil war veteran,
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For Norwalk and vicinity:
late George cloudy tonight and Saturday;
iSaturdayz gentle variable win
long trough of low pressure '
from Saskachewan territory 2
to the Missouri. _
settled weather withvaocal ' on
from 'Montana- eastward to . ‘
Considerable cloudy weather?
in the Lake region and New On .
The temperature continues‘ high.
died yesterday at the Soldiers‘ Home 11‘9an northward t0 NGDM'Q“
in~Noroton.> He fwas 92 years old and
about normal in other sections.
was a member-hot Company G, First '""
Weather Fox-eons;
It- is causing
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KILBA‘SE my mom Dogma.
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mentored. Sept. 1.—:Johnny Kn-
itle by the New York State Boxing
Killiane refuses to make.public the
but it is understood that he
He also procured as part. of his
erms the promise of Rickard to.
lightweight.
Willie l
—Tr.v a Sentinel Advertisement for
be Best Results. " ‘ '
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Compo Beach. Miss Holen F. M. Smith
will be the hostess of 'the‘ affair: on
Saturday evening. The fete is to be
given under the auspices of the -
'\\'omen‘s Town Improxfement associa—
tion. The feature ofvthc evening will
be Kulumanu. one of the leading
Hawaiian dancers in the country.
The funeral 0! Herbert A. “"11-
liams of Riverside avenue took placc
this afternoon at the Christ Epis—
‘L I. WOOSTER
' PATENTS
Wooster and Davis
1!. W. DAVID
.ATTORNEES AT LAW
25? Z
Liberty Square
.m’smucrorl 5's.
won: 959
2 Stores
11 No. no
Tel. 2978., " ‘
Formerly Examiners U. 8_ Paton!
_' omen
1115 Main St. Bridgeport
Semi for Booklet an Patent:
cnpnl church on Burr avenue. Mr.
\Yilliams had been a. member ‘ot the
Temple Lodge. No. 6'5,'F. and A. M..
besides being an active member in all
0. G. PALMER
Auctioneer,
Office .A. D. Morgan 7
Hardware Store. South Roz-walk
Masonic affairs. Rev. fifidward
L. Reed officiated. Burial was in
“'illowbrook cemetery.
Miss Smith has 50 assistants to
help her with the affair. (me of tho
wading: tcnors of America also will'
lil- on the program. There are sover-
nl other cvcnts that will be an-
nounced lalcr as some of the de-
tails have not been completed. Ger-
aid Chntiicld and his orchestra will
furnish the music for the dancing to
be hold in the garage and carriagi
house.
Tho carnival of tlic .Compo flinginc
company and the Pioneer Hook and
Ladder company has been very suc-
ccssl‘ul so far. Tuesday evening “’it
liam Roman. a tenor from Norwall}.
iszing several solos. Last evening Al-
lx‘rcamcr. Noryvaik baritone.
hang the special attraction. This
cvc-ning‘. which is Fircmcn's night. the
I'lunn brothers of Bridgeport will give
_ll«~il
-let all the doors and windows
.39. c. moans: of escape.
\\.‘A.\‘lilXG’l‘C?\'. Sept 1.—— More
than 31.840.000.01m has been expended
by the government on behalf 6f form-
er service then through the veterans‘
bureau. according to a statement
showing the bureau‘s expenditures to
August 1. Of the total approximately
$314,419.00" was {expended for voca—
, tional training: $345,473,000 for in-
surance; 5369311000 for compensa-
tion; 33(ll.136.000 for allotments;
l
000 for marine and seamen's
ance: $138,961.000 for medical and
hospital-service: 8988.000 for hospital
facilities‘and service and $52,196,000
for administrative expenses.
CONN EC‘I‘ICI'T' ~FMR 211‘
The Connecticut Fair «will open 91'
Charter Oak Park, Hartford- Labor
been favored. with entries.
sheep and swine, bees and Allpfiey’,
farm and garden products. flowers
and plant-i.._poultr_v,and pet stock. and
home gardens. ‘ , Y ' ’
Many improvements have been
Park and thefairhufldings repainted
door. rendemus’ifin
hen the {air '
ona Labor‘Day. '
Film lNNlVEllSAlll
. cause by their
32323734500 focallowancest 335.093,- .
insur- »
HARTFORD TLABO'R D5?" ~
Day and continue through the week. ’ .
Allvthe departmental): the fair have ' '
The ;
departments include'the cattle s'how."‘
made on the grounds at‘Clzarter'Oak '
in white “decanting: the big” oht— *
1091:. its best
.Wlll ll: Plilll’lillll
lllillllllll all;
G old en’ s Confectionery i...
Store, , by Installation of 1
New Refrigeration Sys-l
tem and Improved Ma-‘
chinery, NOW Has Up-to-_
date Plant.
Golden's Confectionery. Store cele-g
brates its first anniversary in business‘
at South Norwalk. on Saturday. Sep»:
icmher 2nd. It is a day that folks in:
this vicinity will make possible be-,
Kl
:le’xf
In our Dairy Products means
stables,
cattle, ,
sterilized receptacles and um
sanitary! methods of handling. '7
mmm‘ess' ii’eins beans
for your family. ; ‘
Order of us regularly and!» at;
of the purest and ‘ ” 2
BEST DIARY manners
F. H. WEMPE & SON
‘CIIEANLINESS
trained milkers, hear
carefully washed u
Telephone 2696, story
Telephone 1618.
encouragement and I
patronage during the months that:
have passed Golden‘s has been able:
to arrive a1 its first business mile—‘
stone here in town. Many. many
spccials will be here on this day and
souvcnirs \vili be given away.
Remember to place this store on
your llSl of places to be visited this
day. ' . .
This anniversary week is important.
indeed. from a physical angle, so far
as Golden's is concerned. for busy,
workmen (who have been working for,
many weeks, here) just finished the“.
other day installing a Sile‘on Rel‘rigfig
oration Plant. an improved Ice Cream;
_i~‘reezer and other machinery. Ben;
s
sides a 10 foot by ‘12 foot cement con-'2
structed and cork lined refrigerator,
box was built. - :
Things are ,, so arranged here now‘
the sanitary featurehas been made,
as nearly perfect as possible. and, the;
entire cooling system throughout the:
store istaken were of without the use;
of ice. The policy of makingqualityi
ice creams, sherbets and candies be-
sides handling. the country's choice
makes of eontectionsthat has made
Golden‘s a‘ popular »-place this first
year will ,be strictly followed during
the. futures—Advertisement.
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Cut Flowers, Bouquets, Sprays
Rowland M.
and Floral Design;
gm ** f .‘i
“fl;
Thong 2140 10 m;
”(b e ' ‘
a _ . '— A “ . " ‘f"
that the-capacity; has been increased. Wau‘Paper at lOclS-mw
Painting, Paper-Hanging ft
13 Wall St.
We Carry a Full Line of '
Per Roll
Rates—Give Us a Trial.
Phone 450
mm '
We :‘buy. and sell new and.
second handclothi'ng .
Highest price! paid. _
If .ycu..have any, drop no a.
.cardsandwe will call. . '
13.8,poin18' faulting: . august, as com;
pared with an average detain“ 102‘!"
.pointslsin the ”‘10“??? .5???
condition mm 3 been 57.
e cones”
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primers-1'"
Assnr. so
Norwalk Chronicler