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g. ANTED l , FOR SAIIJE . - BUSINESS NOTICE SONS OF ITA‘ELY; a lbexgtor the Sole- COW-llmlamifuing ' . - " , < B T' T
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V’ “1’ ICE FURNWI'U’RE FOR SALEQVGHB touring sax, good IPI RIBIANO HOII-DING ANNUAL l'ahfliqgl C wasp?! EXECUUVIE m "All, 31;;2 have m; idcae‘what *3
III , r‘ln'll pncosvpaid togeom- “’Cogltildoa. Schoubs Garage, 16 LIVE POULTRY MARKET: SESSIGN HERE! Mr- Williamson. W310 fshe succcetls. , v , ,7 ~» ~ sickness ialimlierine. Wht-n’you have
“I... ”u, mailman}. c If”. as lmgton Street. . 3t Poultry Killed and Dressed While . ’ , ’ lanes with the very best wishes of’a . f , . ' , . 1t, and :myuno came and Wan“ to tilt
'0 5““0 old chino. g ”8' ‘ 7 . You Wait. (Continued from Fibt Page). large 'hlmiber of Republican leaders in " ‘ ' 2 1’ - , ' ' " You. you would want to make‘hlni"! ‘ _
r; -;i: that is m or 100 1‘01. SALE OR RENT—‘A new house 13 Chestnut St: SQ Norwalk, Conn. ‘ ' _ ‘ 'the distriet- He has béen one Of the » ’ " - 7 V 3.3018 Mirth—Munich 1193381160113?
.. - 01 5 rooms and bath. Ideal location. Telephone 3002“ ~ . ' ’ ibe’st committccmcu the district “ has ‘ ’7‘ I ‘ ' .3333“ 7' '
lrl-ill-WTEIN “3‘ "one? ”He and near the water- Fowl ..... '... .. ......... 38c lb. {and English «en. given hr Prominent ever had. , ‘ ' z > . ' , - l , e"
9 ,xx-r Phone 998 Easy terms. Apply to Arthur Waldron, Roosters , , , .. _____ ,, 25C 113. Italians, both from this and other cltJ The, delegates at'large who rwcoc , i , ' ' ., . '» , - - A. ‘i
’ -W 29 Havnland Si... So. Norwalk. Broilers ....... , .. ,,,,, 400 m, les. . ~ .ulé'cted-‘ai: themecting'heldon Satin-4.- 1 ' . ' ' ' ‘
"In! WW“ 3“ cale< , . i In his talk yesterday 'Nlayor. Baffled ‘ day afternoon were Mrs. Elsie N. Beri— ' g, 9*.— _ ? ! LOST
"" (11m thdo- FOR SALB*3 milking cows for “25' READERS' --r-T15N'r10\: i .Sald that he was very glad that the $011 of this city-and John HI‘Behj‘eVOf . , *1 ._ - I L
w . Milwulh. 21 Woodside Ave, EaSt Norwalk. W e gladly offcr our services lo. magnum; session was being held in Nor- New Canaan. , ' The Vacuum large day program of LOST-A threoinch green gold» but
‘ ~~ . - Public because we belie“ that our‘walk. He said that. he ,iiad noticed: Dr. Carl A. Hurstmm was appoint- sportsg-mustvcgamd- game?» lybgingl min. with blue stale- Rewal‘d— ['ERC
\ l {‘0 r9931 B011 SALE~Holsmin cow, good muk— mason customers Wm recommend the marvelous shades in educatmn 0d Chairman of the meeting withers. new a; anbor= View 'Bealtfl'rlhls year. . turn to Sentinel Office. a 3,2:
‘l' “‘1“. “m9. er- Inquire ‘M. Kelly. Spring Hill 11 7 l1 - land self beltermcll lint the Italian Dorolhy' ll. Mathews assccretarv. as .us‘oal it liaving‘startcdt‘on Satur-l ' ' :
Ave.. Norwalk Conn. ’ 8t 8w ones t at. weIpay be.“ pricesIfOI‘,- eo 1e who have come to A . ‘ Recom d t' C ‘" ' ‘ that ‘ ' v V 1'me finals} both {01' a _.
7 ’ . second hand furniture, Junk and all p p _ mu‘ica , me" “mus were made ‘1 day when the ,t , ’ i' ..
.- - FOR SALE}~—A F 'd b . . kinds of mental. - .have made. . Ha refined in {flowing the following named be: appomted to the ladies and alsoItheIaxiuuaIl terms . . _,
glory. , m “1}” 0‘“ m “ml G“ u Trial «terms to the, progress made in Nor- the following commlwee’ai. the State, championship tournament, were! plays CO
, , . ,1 ' ‘ Small 1 011:5: condition. 33"“ reasonable. ’PligneiJSerte. walk by many young men anQ‘WOmcn convention to he held in Hartford: ed. . ' ' -:. , . " '
is“ - 1.. :iIlul ad— 111%"? g“ Cauevarls Fruli: Store,, H JAFFE ' of Italian deacon-c. and he compli- For vice—president, George “‘2 Dur~' Another fealure Sig-“Ida? .Was 3.3—. -V .
, ' ‘ “mm?" 3‘ ‘ m “are at 37 Fort St Tel 499 East‘No'rwalk mented the Italian pecpio (\u llir-ir Nea. New Canaan: mrmnhenl Omani Aeroplane Dante. “(1 a, Children’s D‘TN ”'
‘ 'M , _ ,, . FOR q“ 3410‘ , ll 1' ‘ ' thrift. pomvcmncc and \hPir patriot- ization. Mayor Calvtn Lymfion‘. Nor—l version Hour, previous to the datum}; _ I .. .
”mul'v (3i 4 k T 1 ~ T kg“ ‘011 gaso ”1-9 AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE ic devotion both to tliwii‘ 1.0mm mun- Walk: credentials. Conrad, Mueller. Yesterday a. ball game between “18,5: ' " ., ' - “M c
at ef‘“ ~ nquxre an . (.are '3‘,- Sent» STATION? . try but more cspccmlly to their New Canaan; resolution-s, Dr. Carl Ail Benedicts and the Bachelorsfwhile in:_‘ » 237 E WASHlfifilgfi q? E ‘
'" ‘ “W . n ' Bosch & Eismann mugneto Service.;odop‘tcd country. and felt fired to the Hamlrom, NOTWalk- .. the evening “'8139 o'clock. an even-pl: 5' §HONE 953 J 9 ‘ 7
,,,,, ,7 i ,;,, , 2‘;, (1’9“ ffmi ,1, , , "E? 'h 7. f. , w, ,_,7 firlr mfikmtflimem, Genemtorgium3n3qfoujlz "1,011,nglofihadivoluntnnr ‘ JELLY: was. .Lsiigut .contesb.fcri.thse~g lug. omesipwasJellLaLthgolnb; .
:uul Willing. TZRIST‘T‘I‘I ”‘“I Y pay 191“- - m3 8‘ Starters and Battery Ignitions repaixl’w'i in the \Vorld ‘Nnr and had manic appointment to. the committed ooihouse. AiBaby Paradeis being held “2 Stdm 7
ll l'3'i‘l‘l'ps: Excel- 5 f‘I‘m‘EI' Pom” “d make tho house ed and installed bv expert mechanics.‘ the supreme sacrifice. grules. wheh,1.ouis'l&ll‘lcr and Mrs. E. this afternoon at 1:30. ‘3‘ '7 . . f
. .x s~ nl‘ Si-iiuncl. 3t 051}: you} “3m" House located in. East All work ‘guaranleed at. reasonable Mayor Barton was clicolcd loud and G‘ H~ SChém‘kybOth Of‘ Wilton. \QON‘l ~ "T033? the, PI‘QEmm 15. béing con-‘ (Liberty Square 1‘! N0. Main“
" ' ’ ‘‘‘‘‘ ‘ ‘ 1\m “ gilt. 119.2": cennlpr, 5 rooms on I prices . ions, following his talk, a e was SIujl'nr nominated for the appointment. 1115.: eluded; with'wzifér’spon's M110 a. m..‘ Li; :
a. l ‘nlln'éllltl lllilll {or pool- WW“ floor. lrice $9300! cash required ‘Water Street, and Steamboat Place pommsm. also. gl'lchmick won by a vote or 8 tax. , 161‘ men. ' onion and’ childréégfr‘fimd : Tel. 2973. Hug, -
,‘ lllllIV nr wrim Mzmu- 31-0“). 1110119 1662‘4- 3?- Telephone 345 Tim hull was beautifully rh-(‘anh-d’ There was no fprllwt‘ business b<>¥$sp0rts 'al, Erld’t‘lbck‘,"als‘0'f0i" men WG-1 "- . V “‘
\ Bully. .lridgcpori, Gt. A, . . _- , r ' with American and ltallan {lugs and fore the meeting. wlfichrlnsted but men and children, concluding this“ ‘ ._ ' , .
,7 ~~--»~- ~» FOR _SAL1'-"L0t 593119. just 0“ NBW- , -—DON’T let Your r00! legal. Do vou hunting. and the Savoin. roman-nut. llvcnty minutes. and it adjourned. evening at 8:30 o’clock With the an—‘J . ‘ ""
v. i'wlpniiqilili- woman for po- lm'i“ avenue, 3700- \Ve Wm contract know we put on Asphalt roofing: all “’lv-rc the banquet was hold. was also: The following: delegates x’vere pros» mini rscéplion and novelty dance, and, ’ ‘
W, .I Apply or write Man. .and finance a house on this lot with “:3!an coat (if-Wood shingles? ’l‘hevlllfllldsl‘mfll' (“Tm-mm, rm... mm“... out at thornnoting': I - l the presentation of prizéslo the win-.. ,. OLD CARS
» l-lhl‘l‘lé‘ Bldg” Bridgeport. small amount down. Balance in look much better, wear betier and ‘wns (‘00de and ”WM in limb Mylo‘ Norwalk—Dr. C4111 A. liai‘Sti-nm. new of ihg. events. . ' , 4 *
U SE?“ "““t ““9 payments. Telephone tame a fireproofi surface. “76 also do and was most :mpotizing. ;Mrs. Mixuuwan. Davis. Mayor Calvln‘ ”Thiamoming at 10 o’clock the an- '. Sell Your Old Cars to th. '
'7 I .--_.... 4...). - slate. gravel and Asbestos roofing. ’J'his morniiic :: parade will 1m 1-.«-l.1 1;. Horton, Mrs. Dorothy M. Mathews. nual motor‘boiurucc for the Peck Sil, . A ' .
u. ml ‘ll'mimrian lady would , ‘ Tween], rubber roofing 3255 pm. from] mp mot-ling hall to South Main? New Canaan ~— Conrad Mocllcr.lver Trophy. is imlge held. The. plan? Bridgeport um
} ,‘N‘mlllllll “I, house 010““ng 01' FOR bAILIE—ZIFOTd coupes, 1921 and roll.. London and guttel‘s. strnpt. to llnnrov. to the ruilrnm] sla~l(;4‘01‘g‘e VV. f)ury€£l.. . ' {of like race fOHOWB’:- 7 l Wrecfing C0.
., ”M in," Address Miss Rule 1320. Will sell or exchange for NORWALK ROOFING C0. .‘tinn. wlmn lllr» riclcg‘alcn from 1110‘ llariminrnest ll. Crofoot. Charlés= The dropping . 0f the flag on‘the_ N “h A en
5‘ it; Flux Hill Road, 3t 7“ 1'0“} touring or runabout. Also 9. Phones 387 or 2955 Stamford. (ircnnwlc‘h and Now I‘nmmn E. ‘Williumsonf ' '7 " l'pole at the ClubléWn will signify the“ 1310 O V up ,
. fort} racmg body. like new. Call at _ , , Indg‘t-s will 1w welcomed in n... my 'VC'iltoh—JVIrs. Grace‘schenck. Imns’ race om start. three minutes there-é Between 031: and Center.“
.2.“ [u ilw Nul‘WaHiS, furnish. ‘13::ilIrE02tIIjaw23nuo or Phone 213;: ATTENTDN The parade will he hula a: 2mm Miller. -‘ -- latter.~ The shooting of the cannon; 7 Bridgeport, Conn.
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Oplopl mqtml 0 at g (l l. ls \iiq nrnton 1nd Mr, Balm; “110' uillvubmiy the start All boats must P110116 3mm 5533.3,
'lili‘urnlslwd room and kitch-
iul‘ light liousokoeping for one
mltll‘ss Mrs. Morrell. Care of
ii A. Crow, 30 Chestnut St.. So.
Mil, Conn. 33
.J‘i‘lllllwwwe (li‘llWé‘l‘S on ' Rod
il'iivlillli: Frames. High-3st ruins paid
.mi slowly work. “‘rite Box J, (are
at Sl'lfillll‘l.
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A N'i"lI/Ill Girls (WM 16 yea rs old
1 n llL‘jhl, (:ienn work, Apply Nor—
" Min. (10.. :14 ”11M Ana. East
l'!\ 21'.
5 lill Messenger hoy wiui hi-
,lzl‘ply \Vi‘iw‘lr'l'l’l Union 1‘le-
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ll 'Hllk'filllé‘ll. A splendid op‘
3!": for llll‘ll between lhe llgos
. . .-«l yours. in t‘fll‘ll a good in.
(‘lzms i‘vl'lllonr'os; 110.09%
and (-onimiszsion puid.
ll liim- (-onzl‘nclg (life-rod.
7. .l» “Kill'l'ff‘lll'u m‘ (mliiizil re-
A. ' nib-~12 l’. 0. Box 591‘. Snulll
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:illll mr‘l writer.
BOSTON STORE
".Zi HS
.,.1.
FOR SALE-Brand New Bathroom,
$55, Syphon closet. china. low—down
tank, enzimolcd bath-tub and lamlory.
with all nickel—plated fittings: special
in: bargain. whitc celluloid water-
there is no use giving ll. away for;
half th‘é price while I am paying the
bound tor rags. Phone 399112.
Junk is valuable these days andi
full price for Junk I also pay 1c 9.
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, MR H. FELfiMAN,
6 Rowan St. , East Norwalk
closot seats, $5. Seidcnhcrg Co., 545
3rd Arc. belwocn 36111 and 37th Sis,
New York.
FOR SALE-A beautiful country home
at Three Rem-s corner. 1 1-2 mile
from Norwulk. A 6 room bungalow
. _ .5—
NAGY BROS. .
Local and long dluiance trucking oti
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving f'rposes. Daily trips to
New York C tan. Building stone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
with pantry. Fresh Wei: water and
garage with one acre of land. House
is 2 years old. For sale at sacrifice
pl‘iCfl. $500 cash. Balance on ”easy
terms. For particulars John J. Vend.
Ron] Estate and Insurance, 1% W'ash-
iligion St, Tel. 1662-3.
L_.
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FOR SALE
A {our family house. five minutes
from center 01 Smith Norwalk. paying
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Muttresses, pillows, bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating, satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone” 317 (or representative to
call.
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Not-walk
15 per Cl‘llt. on investment. $9,000.
'I'wo family house. near “'est Ave-
mzv. all improvements, with two car
mange, $5.500.
in own garage.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a. spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone £90
EXPERT AUTO MECHAN’IO
Will overhaul and repair your car
All makes of cars.
O'BRIEN d: BOVI
Real Estate and Insurance
il l’ouliv‘y i'urm. about 1.500
cowl l‘l'Sidt'nCG and some
lm on good roml. Can pay
. .1 over $10.110u. G00, Mitchell,
9 .. Pd
.mx In.
w 4*.
i'l‘F]ll~~vExpcrioiwml (ilwmtnrs on
- “gm- sowing lilzmhillls, Slevmli
ru‘it, good 1m): ('(Ililll'i’ll‘l surround--
wigs Apply a; once“. i‘llurlm Mfg. (‘0,
ill" \“C;l~?ii:l. "-11 531""! (it
\‘CAU i'l-jll :Jl'l1 {resist in
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~.lm:l muz-l um! lylwwriilng.
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. lum’nuss section.
in“. Awlrvss “Rooms,"
Emmi.
ll.l:';i,l:v-, Suitable fur gaso—
wn Posi Road. Tel. 130.
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room housvc. all
[mac Street.
a.
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Nor-
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J’lllll‘lllshl'd rooms to let.
'IIjll‘IU‘i'PmPHlS. reasonable.
: Seminal. 3t
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n or 6 rooms. with git-
'npl‘uvelncms. in center
I< only. inquire at Cloth-
- illitl‘i‘ Stu SO. Norwalk.
”555: INT TO. BE -
hm TED SEPT. 16TH
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v: oi the officers will
>3 plvmlwr 16. Sun-
»‘.1‘: nits-ml church in
. will 1w dovoted to
The Supreme
m sws‘on Tucsdav
.s-lvi 'l‘lllll’slln)‘. I
"li'Jl‘ll‘Lf or a new
:-‘A- :it Now York to
lt-e on; in Bantam.
' r" ‘ or .cfli'alarahips
nullnf‘ll or excep-
- “ll‘.(‘ 01" lhfi‘ll‘ 3J3-
” “lairh a fund of
in MM]. 10‘ H be
.:.|rli.;r-g,f men “.110
a. ,. ' ”‘7‘ highest Ma-
‘ Thor Alex J.
’lK.l'l_
runner Gov-
Finals 9nd
‘llslll'fj‘ I)! U“? 01"!!!
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r: (,‘olumbus Valley -
i Soutli Main Street > Tel. 971
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING CO.
87 Cedar St. South Norwalk, Conn.
Phone .969
We clean and renew colon in
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by
Experis.
Goods Called for and Delivered.
J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc..
‘Real Estate and Insurance
So. Norwalk
,
6 Railroad Avenue
\
Now is the Time to have Your Furs
Remodeled and Repaired.
Hematitching.
TUTTLE SHOP»
84 No. Main St. Phone 339
LADIKS'. AND GENTS' FIRST CLASS
TAILORING TO ORDER.
' A. L. BRIA ‘
52 N0. Main St. "
"ASHER ll! MATH
Phone 920
BUFFALO, Sept. 3.——-An automobile
rolled over the“ Cliff just below the
Contact at Niagara. Falls, this after-
noon land‘was crashed on pleca 200
fen below the rivers Inarg‘ln.’ Llrs.
Agatha. Miller, 5‘4 years old. wife 0:
D. H. Miller of Cleveland. plunged to
.her death with the cur. Her body was
lfoond on the water's edge. _
The. accident happgned .103 north, oi:
.the Upper’ Steel Arch Bfldfie at 1:30
o'clock in the aftei-noon. Mrs. Miller
was alone- ln the car, in the rear seat.
The car was parked on the (gr-94$ near
the Custom's office at momma-inn
and of the bridge. It Val facing the
liter Dn‘ 95-3113th «Slope. There 15-110
guard rail at face cliit edge. The own-
or and driver of the car, «Edward
Meyers of M10, had lelt‘the car
where he thought it was safely park-
ed. For some reasorifiit began to slip
down the slope and Mrs. Miller. who
was of very heavy build, realized hei-
danger. _ ’Her screams arouse-:1 theuby-
dtauders and two men. Hurry Andrew.
a. negro of, Botanic, _and Jbgeph Gold-
berg of Westhoi‘dfito.‘ grabbed the
D
stop the car. They r-clilchtd their
holds until”the’w‘ ‘Wfiéd the tel-y
, .flllillflNlAliAllA .,
rear fenders and strove; despéfiteiy‘ to '
, TRUCM'NG
Lowland Long Distance qt All Kinds.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN
(onlce Leary & Co. R. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. 368
BENEFICIAL LOANS
WE LEND MONEY, in amounts up to
$300, to HONEST pnrsons having
steady incomes. on HOME FURNI-
TURE, PIANOS, ETC, “’ITHOUT
REMOVAL. Also lend on GUARAN-
TEED NOTES. N0 PA'WNS. Flf‘
TEEN MONTHS to repay, if desired.
ONLY LA’WFUL INTEREST CHARG-
ED on unpaid balances, {or ihe exact
time you chp the ey. Con—
sultation and advice 1. SERV-
ICE is strictly confidential. Put all.
your obligations in one place, thereby
keeping your credit. good. This is a
SAFE place to BORROW from.
Beneficial Loan Society
434 Main St. _ Stamford, Conn.
80. NORWALK AGENCY—NOR-
WALK MERCHANTS ASSO.,
8 No. Main St. (3rd Floor) 80. Norw'alk
Write or Call to the above address, or
PHONE NORWALK 1-497.
FOR .SALE. ,
House, 12 rooms, with all improve-
ments, and large lot, on “'est Ave-
nue, First District. Price $15,000. FOL
particulars ask '
JOHN T. HAYES - .r
Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate & Insurance.
;
N0, 7
. *' NOTICE.
. We.bnyund sell'new‘und
Second'handclothing, ‘I "
cadmium.“
. S. . .r ,
53 was} or '
:I 1
1 Self SerViCB
: ‘7Sh0eisoie
blink and p ‘I aged into the gorge.
-. \l-lrl ”up. 150 ram“
row will '00. 110110!
. furs flutes: ulna.
self but all
.tpexfrlcaie a?" - ,
originally planned.
of nlill‘f‘li will hp through :3... l’n'inv‘i—
pal strolls of the Sel'mill tTixirirl m
The dlllllz‘l‘ was Served in
C'xrirlll-nt sulv set by Hit-
tnumni,
\vns; anoyv-d \Vllli tnlkd l».
Thf.“ l'“llll‘ll
he nit-cling lmll.
— 0x15 —— 031'? —- ONE —— 0761-: __
Add Sons of lmly
’l‘lic (lllllll‘l‘ was scrvml l‘l‘lilllp lv 3,
8:45 o‘clock.
guests who were proscnt “mm 3.2131.er
Nchcmiali
Frost and Altorney John J. l‘m.»
and among: ilz.
Gem-w] l‘
(‘illll1(fl‘,
'l‘ll:~ 111(‘Illl‘(‘nllslsh‘d of:
liars d'overn
Chickmi Soup with Nom’llm
\‘C‘al Culli-l lluliun Silly Sim.
‘F‘rvlit‘h Fried l’r»l:;?n.~.~
[lo 1%? ("lilokcn
Lettuvc and Tomato Fizl ..l
Cil‘il'm‘ TOO Grimm
Cigars.
:mvl wus‘ :31an
Everything :il-mil tlzv- uliiim- “1:":
liglitl'ul.
l’ollnwim: tin dinlwr A
prominent. visilors .‘l ml -----
{runs-ls, the affair lmvvkiul 111‘ at :1 lulu
‘hour. . . "
A srrzinrl (“ozuwrf Will Do n’h‘cn by
tln- Sons of Hair Tlnnd io’tho public.
mwnsllr llm Hotel, Clif—
o'clock.
gram] hull
l-Zilssl' Homo. South
.7
Oil tho sparr'
ford. this ovohiut from S to 7
From 8 until 2'] n‘zluvk n
will lir‘ lucid in 1?»:
Main street.
flap—fl
Railroadmcn L'i'ge Gompersl 1..
to Call a General Strikeas l
a Result of {iguuctio
-r—m
(Continuml from Fist. Page)
____——-—
drastic lenilim’m‘} injunction obtained
- ’ ' . v 3.
mom on Fl‘ldd) to pm. street.
nulwncc and keep the,
a ' vl
machinor) “Sidney and .wifo. lot. Second strnot.
by the gown!
vent lawless .
nation's il'miqmrlmlon
running.
Prom (‘hii-
read airlivilivfi. Was
0f onion-ii: :hv injunction
f
ll‘u 5155
Sept. 11. A
plaints and
Daugherty in
lion to make
neuL
It will
strikers are .L'
breaks of violence‘ re
govemmcni.
that acrions oi"
lenders caused ill
7 Extra forces of
sword in by U. S. .
Levy and are being dispatched
e violence.
l'l’or acts forbidden by
A thousand writs were prepared,
the federal building and sent. to
labor I
cion. B
men, could not
reported the was
headquarters. ,
“I haven’t violated any law,"
"said. “This organization never
sanction or con
"intended to restrain us from so
ing.” ‘ wt
ana‘mmingi? ,, 7
ing numbers; general conditions
1:»
ion of the exact:
,!
lives-
D AI)
:6- will: Magma”
lino
\\ 1:1‘1 'l'l
li’N":il :
ELM ll;
..i-<,_
ulm
wrinl hours
morv
local 3
mad. as a center of rail-g
directed the “'91'kik'cwtown avenue.
pending
the hearing in Dial-(C: ll permanent on
meeting of com-
:lilwuaiions of conspiracy
support of hisapplica—
not he. alleged ’ llwt‘tlie
uilry in most of the out-
ported, but the
it was said. will maintain
the strikers or strike
deputies have been
Marshall Robert R.
railroad shops andterminals to watch
the order hand-
ed down by Federal Judge Wilkers
parts of the country for service on the
eaders named in the injunc-
. M. Jewell, head or! the shop-
be found and it was
in the east. John,
done violence. “But we
organizationwfihout fear anti-omen
are going to carry on the work of.
,and I don’t believe the injunction is
, Meanwhile three different pictures
of conditions in railroads._-were paint-
ed by western eXecutives.’ government
10‘ cials‘ and union leaders. .. ,
"We are m g busiiiess. our men
ksto Work inwfimfeas-
steadily improiillg and the strike do;
broken.” Was thé‘ consensus of 09hr
were appointed delegated at largfil
ptmjcipated- in the. meeting. follo'tving:
their emotion. _. ’ !
BUILDINE lull “
- would
'l‘lmrc will be cofisldei‘niilt homo
building during the "remaining full:
nmntlis and also next spring. as was:
axixlcnhed by the fifteen transfers of!
real estate. up to anti including}
"i‘iiursfiay of last week. which wercI
J‘E‘CUId‘NL a! the ufi’im- of Town (J-ierki
lit-i'luii ll. Smith. as follows:
101.11 '1‘. Bucclu-r and wife. to Ed-
‘\l'::lfil l:‘:;.i..l. loi. Filth slim-i.
V AlllOiilth‘. I’eccqrcllo to Stove Cza—
lm and wifv. lot mill buildings. Lex-
ington tux-cum: ,
lialzx'urd l-‘ Smith. M. :i‘l.. to Lillian
“Wait-i. it'll. East Norwalk.
Iglilf‘llil, ignition l0 Rain-rill Lou-
".o (iCl‘t‘S' bullion Hill axrnue.
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isuliellu London to Sarah McAllistcr..
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lot :aml‘; lildlngSJXViufield strum.
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“infield .. lluni’ord to
(il‘fll‘ll. lot and liliildiiig'sx.23ll—
ll\'l'llllt2. ,
.lofin J. lll-ll)’l".’<$3' :t-nd wife to Edna
()ldl'iiu lot. Rent-dint strr-‘ct.
William .1. lilorgxuud ~will! to
illlumvnstoin. lot and buildings.
street extension. .
i Clmi‘lrs I“. Nupivr.’ J11. lo
: Mzir‘iluff. two lots. Harbor View Bench.
3 August \Vontbcrg tO‘Gcorgc H. \k‘il:
7mm and wife. :lot zin'd buildings, Vii-g
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Tsmlor
Iszitlcs
lsuac Pollizzo and “if? to Arthur J.
Pclcr C. Cookc midwife in «Saliiiuel
Stewart. ll flcl'vs . and l’iuildlnge.
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Sunny-l .l. Stmwirt to Gertrude
'l‘vi‘rell. lot and buildings. Fairlie-1d
l’m'k.
Isom- Lollizzo and wi
and allemllll‘ ‘0 ruin property and 15. l.ovelo,v.'lot. Second stI‘C’flt-
jeopardize ”3-,, hemg collected today ' ' ,' . , __ _
for the US” 0" “mm?" Gena-‘1‘ SOI'SA SEAT SALE TOMORJH)“'
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-walk, seats will also be“ on sale
Hamilton‘s Shop on Wall street.
on the main floor. and 53c
reserved seats in the balcony.
special
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all
undér the auspic
‘C. Godfrey Post No. 12. ‘
The same'seatlng arrangeme
. of the 3110 me re- .
Scottédseiareltfg.‘ desk‘ at th: $1110“ ' been used tag for the recent-concert by
mam -- Ithe Community Chorus. which was
he found to be so acousticallyéatisfac
.dld'
mander Ray Werr’ne. .of
the
do-
, ances. ' . .
In addition to Sousa’s great man:
mum-1w rs by
‘Wlnilrtld Bambrjck. Iharpisti“
‘Dolan. comettist: ' " ,
Xylophonist. an
the Sous‘aphdhe
,Joli
are
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in zil.. I; :ic-rcs and buildings. Boldmi
gill” . -i‘lllli'. ‘
l Kit-Hit- l~.. i.mw.~~.~ to Battle S. Hitler.-
A hj‘fl ham '
Eu st
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”i In tho .swrond round Cliarlvs Smtili.
in (o Frcdcrick
. . 1 Sent Halo or the Sousa Concert at
lhe Hummus“ perms- kthe Armory .‘Monday’ Sept. _
7 {open tomorrow at. l)onnoll,\"s, South
Main Street, South Norwalk. ForIihe.
convenience of thcsc living in . Nor-
at
11. 'lell
Prices for the matinee tickets will,
be $1.15 and $1.25 for reserved souls
{qr un- ~
As a
inducement for parents to, .
bring their children. all matinee seats}
for children will be- sold at 58c. The’
evening prices will be $1.73 and $2.30 ,
down stairs and $21.15 in the balcony.
These prices include the federal and
Slate amusement taxes. The concert is
es of the American sat
Legion. for the, building fund of Frank
ht has
tory. Lieut. Commander Sousa has ar-
ranged two very attractive programs.
both different. He has promised Com;
the Legion
Post to play “The Stuns and Stripes.
Vows-err, probably the most famous
march ever written. at both perform-
‘ . . ; VB“
compositions there will 'beIIfea‘tnrc
the following soloists:
Miss Marjorie 31006.7; soprano; Miss
3'.
cross line. as :near...abreast as poséible‘l
gnd’at' the'ihigb‘est-{speed their engines
me ”of dcvgallomng, driving to»
are capa
ward the" Norwaik Bridge. When
Second-hand pa‘m majors—E
fit any make of our ’
cannon and flag oh the Baxter lawn
arc simultaneously shot. and lowered
all boats must .turn‘ around and try 201
cross starting )o'iut first. Much is
depeuded {or the Success of the race!
upon "the honesty of each pilot tol
Nice :1: top neck speed going from and;
returning lorthe starting point; '
- Fischer's "Billikens’ Orchestra.
which has furnished music through-:
out the your furnished the music for.
the dancem‘i Saturday and will 31505
'l‘ui‘nish mnight‘s music. . ' l
, The evening. of music last night;
was under thé dif‘ection of \V’illiam
Glcim. The assisting artists wei‘ezl’
Mrs. Robert Hosea, Mrs. Harry?
Stephens, \Veltziu Blix. \Villiam It;
Glciiu. Theodore Henry, Charles
smith. 5
The carnival and games commitl
tees/axle headed by John Potter, chair.
man. assllfied by Charles W. Bogeri.
one? David U; Page while the follow-
ing arc the special committees;
Baseball~llxz \‘Vaslrfngton Daily.
“Motor Boat Raccélfialcolm Baxter,
IDavld Page, Claude Munselle, Albert'
1 Ostheimcr.
_ Baby's ~l’aradem—Mrs. ’Edwazd Haiti
ghirs. ’i‘lodeibush. '
l’rozzraui Advcilisingli‘s.
Steurm'. JR. Mrs. John Potter. .
, Judges for tho Events—~J. J. Doyle}
'll'illiam Fcaiherstmi. William Gleim.‘
.Tlieodore Henry; John Kersbaw. Dr.'
:F. J. Mobsters. Joseph Merriam, Han“
ry Peck,» Illa J. H. l’l'oi‘ihman. Dr.‘
.Bnhrer. Mrs, McGregor. 5
l Clerk of the Gumesnr‘rank Mc-
Lai‘eh. ' ‘
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In our Dairy Products moans clear?
stables, trained milkers, healthy
cattle, carefully washes udder?
sterilized receptacles and modern
sanitary methods of brandling.
WOW . .-
. _8uch cleanliness means beam
for your-family- '
Order of us regularly and be
of the purest and
;BEST2 DIARY iconoéirsi ,
F. H. WEMPE & SON'
Telephone 2696, store:
Telephone 1818.
l .Ofiicial Slartcr*H2u-ry Stephens.
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,1 In the. touch tournament for The
IEvening Scnlinol cup at Harbor View, 1
:ycste'rday afternoon; first round. Boll?
Byers defeated Mclicnna, by the store?
6-1.‘4-6. 6-3. ' “
1 In tho soccnd mutt-ll.
‘Thomus ‘Walsli defeated
first round, ;
Allwl‘t 05~ ',
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Idefcatcd Ed. Raid (#1. 6—4. and
‘Ql’arsliinglon Dolley, Jr" dvl‘ealuPJun- ‘
ior Meeker 8-1. 6-1.
lnrthe scmi~linal round \Vashingtou
Dolley. J12. d‘efe'rit‘cd Charles Smith:
2-6. S-(‘. 8—6. . ' '
'Tl‘le baschall game
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mFLORlSTj
'Cut Flowers, Bouquets. Spay- C
and Floral Designs. ‘
Rowland M. Beacii .
£11m 2140 1a nun. 9L
for the [labile—-
Men by a score
and McKenna,
resulted in’ a victory
v-lors over the _Married
01’ 11 to' 8. Hoyt-
non caught.
Baclit-lors and Dolfie caught.
SECRETARY DAVIS’ .
l LABOR DAY MESSAGE
, (Continued from 13m Pate), :
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$.de their, angelic-.9; filt’liéfit: re—
coursc to ad appcalflzo' forcc, he
d." There can be fio justification
u
for bloodshed audlwxdefittuction .
:Amerlcaitoday." f; 4 q‘ ,
i The-labor secretaéé‘fideularefi that
“two great "things ‘ have been, accom-
plished in American industrial life}?
. “W's-have conquered tfig menace of
he Said. " aha we ‘liavérprcven‘te'd a
have put ”bétvveen four and five million
men back to work and we have put
them, hack to work wim‘mgei Which
h
following the wait.”
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M! We in Asoka. ‘
rea‘ lobed
, mg; were "553311;, of as 4am?!“
__ruler who was analyses: maid and
Sustwiizt‘uis sub} * c“ "He is called
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11,213 b}: a
pitched for tthur‘rled Mon and Leo- ;
H‘edman pitched for the f.
in.
unemployment'which, threatened us." .
Wage manic- i}! the tanks of laBor.’We I
leave the gang-at wage‘ievel of the
nation very ifidlerbélofiv the high point
of m ophfion mtgmné
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