ems
11
a
WANTED
".‘V'hlto girl for general
‘1. 221 I’lzix Hill Rd. 3t
.11N'l line—Young lady.
oxlmrivuce. desires posi-
11111111111111101' operator or gon-
-11>:11 Work. Phone 3013.
.1)" ‘v‘
‘1 , 1.1.1 > Exporionced men on shirt
.111: Cluett and Peabody 00.. Inc.
"I'l‘lIlI Girl to do gone-rm house-
1. 11L. Ilm'ercumxs required. Apply 5
7'1 t'tll'tl bl.
'I‘l1211>tl'1rls. ovor 11‘. years, for
1. 1111.1 1 wozk. Nor‘walk Mfg. Co.
H East Norwalk. 3t
Lmod slenoqrnrhwrs:
Apply 15th C.
Svnllnbi.
EH - Two
:1 ”WV typisls.
ol‘ 'l'lu- I'Sx'ctiim:
'TI'IH .4, Experienced snlz-sliivlis‘s
'111 1-hil1l11an's and lndir-s' “our.
mull position. Must have I‘f'EPI‘PuCl'S.
11111:; :11 Sully Shop. 52 So. Main St.
1111 ii 31111111111,
1111111 11:: chauffeur
‘;1l';ll 1211111111;
11111 l1 1'; “111111111 11s gum rail
1211,1'i1111'. llwlt-rrm'cs 1'111111'31'L-zl.
nuiionnlily. l‘. O.
("111111.
and
. Pull;
-.\ lmsilil‘lll by b1\1_1l:l1‘1'11p(1r
.1111 ml lmolllxvvmng \V'111'l1. 'l'xl.
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(lll'lh 1111‘ light. 1111.43‘ :H‘W-
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111‘111-w'11 11'). t'harlvs Ali's.
.innizmu Sll“t"‘l.
\‘l'1 ill)l.\'l‘lt.l.\'
1 .13‘ (‘. Smith.
- 'Tfu l1l'11l‘1111'.
\l'AN’l‘l-Ill
formic-Hy :1.
11111! ll":~-.l‘l‘ll)l"(l as
in Smith Norfivall: do the
Hull's. )‘t‘lll'l‘bl’lllHHVt'tl 01‘
plum" answer to George
.luumi-n. Quwus County. New
N 1:1 \v
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11.111311111-111l (l1b‘l‘illlfl'h‘ on Singer
:~11V\‘in:: iii'uhénos. Also boys for
."l'lit'ul norl. {llltllll factory. Au
H, .l.\t'1")ll 1th SONS
511 Day Sire-'1
SOUTH NOltVfALK.
'."1 “iris llllil Boys, 11} 01' ovor.
111111112: on urtiiitjul silk: good
11!}; I‘ll‘ZlIl work. Apply Nor-
4'11. 2‘11 {Casi AW'. 8131' 3111‘.
1111\1-11'11 I: 11111.! J. U't‘lOL‘k.
family housv, vicinity
111' lily .\.\'1'. or llnuton Si.
11!. ’I‘t'l1'l1l111111- 131:1.
Illial {l
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1;.ivl :1111! V1:1.1'lr1',~'.~'
Hziitiiihl
\V'411ll.lll :111' I'M-11111
\\'111‘i1 iill Winn-1‘;
Mrs. Baker.
"I
I,
\X'l'ih
. M11111.
run-rumors
\11'.. Marion.
and office
year's 11.11 p1?-
Apply
3t,
1 Sutusgroplivr
:11. least onp
:1 11.1l1113. (hind pr'l'lllll'lll.
1 1.111112 (,anefiii‘ Sentinel.
' "Ill 'l‘l'l RENT 7. 8 or 9 room
1111111. be in good lllt‘ll'lOll.
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" 1 ;‘.'11 (.1101! pay and
.\1111l1 :1: 1111111 to HPn-
. 1,‘ 111, [huh St, Nomflllk.
“111111111 [House-rs on mum's
Hood pay and slowly
.11 mum in Henderson &
sti‘uol, Norwulk.
\‘1‘AN'I‘ED.
111 as assistant to~Win-
1 2' and card writer.
1;.1H'I‘ON STORE
LOST
1=11~r11110y I'I111ii‘er. ngt’d 15
111'11111' and white. largo
1>1'. Miss Moran. To]. \K'lL
m
1.1 Fox hound puppy. col?
1.11 ton. Notify Kendrick,
Hood or Phone 917. 3C
1 1m.
' 7‘5 STORM
" l .'RANCE
" ' -‘I‘1‘1.\' & 130., Ind,
' and Insurance
80. Nor-walk
‘1‘].1
'1.“ THANKS.
.1‘.‘ 1-11 many ”lends
kindly assisted
111111‘ 5' in our sad be-
1! 1| 11m rings.
"1. 1113111111113
11' l H \\ BBB
.. lill‘l. “FEB.
‘1'” 51 A. “EBB.
. 1 1. .111 l‘l‘hRY
‘1l'\l11\\EBB.
.. . 1 ~1.111 H. WEBB.
' 17"” l'.‘ SCOTT.
4
1 1
FOR. SALE
BUSINESS NOTICE
5111011 RENT—~In Dylan 4 room cot-
. sections east or the Rocky Mountains.
FOR SALE—Indian motorcycle, in
first class condition, prl'ce reasona-
ble. Inquire K. Bennett, Walter Ave.
or Phone 146- -5.
FOR SALE‘r-At Darlen. Bargain. Sev
on room house, largo attic.- cement
cellar. electricity. bathroom. city wa-
ter, sleeping porch» piazza. shade.
Fine condition. convenient to station.
Price $7001) part mortgage \Vrite
Owner. Box 100, Care of Sentinel.
,
SALE—Yer} fine silk parlor
iurnliure: also silk draperies, din-
in: room table and chairs; all like
non—and many other things too nu-
1111 run» to mont: ‘.On All at a verv low
202 \\’ estport Awe
F011
price.
FOIL SALE—Glenwoml combination
coal and gas range. in good condi-
tion. Tel. 181:8. Call 111. . \\ est Ave.
Norwalk.
l-‘OR SM 11}- -—:\lust he sold at once, 5
room house located on (“aim turn-
pike.abou1 a mill» and a quarter from
So. Norwulk 1-.11ntm‘ \\ alter ill the
house. electric. lights. (13111 nt cellar,
1 acre of 1111111. all kinds ot' l'ruit. gu-
rngo 101' 1 car. l'l‘ice 33.1100. cash
$1.1m”. AIS“ a 2 family house. big
bargain. Tel. 11562- 3t
I"()llSAI.I'Z~-~1919 Oldsmobile tour-
ing. $31111: 1917 Studebaker 6 tour-
lull. $25111: 1921 Ford touring. reason-
ablo. Shul‘eli Brothers. Durant llcaL
1m, 1301 \Yashlngton Strut-t. Tel. 3075.
FORK S'AI [In—l 01d 1.111.1n1921l, $4225,
some 1'1‘xt1'111: I‘ord coupe. Into. 1020.
$3710: 1916‘) Ford runabout. dourount-
nblo rims. $1111); 1919 Ford touring
body. $51), Call at 5 “'1-stport Ave. or
l‘houc 215;?- Norwalk. after 6 p. In.
FOR SALE—ACMOIOdy Saxophone. in
A—l condition. Silver finish. gold
bell, case and instruction book. I rive.
reasonable. Telephone 1927-?» altn' 5
p. 111. in
FOR SALE ~South Norwulk. two
inuiilv 1111115111. 1::111 bin-n two stores
tl11'111.$3‘-..l‘1ltl: $7110 cats-h; also good int
cost $3‘ I: prim; $135. Address 1’. 0.
[111.11 51;} Souin Norwnik. 1:1
POI: S.\l1l"1>~Bullr In or CUUHH r dusk.
sun-u foot long with grill top also
11111111 11nd grill door. Enquire 111 Scull-
111-].
FOR piiititinn. sovon
foot wide and seven i‘1>1-l, six inclws
high. suitublu for oillce or vesiibulo.
inquire an. Sa-ntlnol Oillcv.
SALE >7 Glass
1
l
l-‘OR SALIG' A bmiuiiiul homo. Spring
Hill Avruuv. Nor“ 1111. m a sacrifice.
l’i'ivw 5351101711le bnlumn on easy
terms. Art (llllt'lily. J. J. \nna. Real
[125111111 and Insurance. 123 Washing-
11,111 Streot. Phone 166213 or 2813122.
POI: SALE—llmnd New Bathroom,
$715. Syphon closet. china, low-down
tank. enameled bath-tub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
biz: bargain. Vvhilc celluloid water.
Howl souls, $7.. 1.411111112111011; 1‘o.. 5.15
Ilrd Avo. bulwven Illilh and 227111 Sis,
va York.
["0]:
rooms.
1:111:11
SALE,
uilb lill improvcL
i111. 1111 “Vail A111-
Prim.- $15.111H). For
Hausa l:
int-ntsfiinli
111111, First llisvrlt'i.
porn! 111.1124 iislc
JOHN T.
Main Sirm'l Norwalk
11.-.1l E>tute 6‘.- Insurance.
TO LET
I'nur rooms and bath. all
unprorcmcnts. centrally in
Address Box 55. South Norwalk.
HA YES
.‘u’ir T
'lU Ll'I'l‘
121111111111
(uh-(l.
’l‘U I.l£'l'> sI‘ine
improvements. in best rcsidential
part 111' first district on Melbourne
liond. near East Ave. one minute from
1121111112 Garage if desired. M. E. Skel—
1y. 2 Melbourne Rd. Norwalk.
rooms. bath and all
MRS. BRUNEIJJS BEAUTIFUL
HOME AT HARBOR VIEW BEACH
FOR RENT
Comfortable: well furnished. all year
round hOuse, all modern conveniences,
with good furnace and some coal. For
rent from Oct. let to April 151:. Attrac-
tive terms to reliable people. Tele-
phone 1130. t
TO LET~Large furnished room near
station and trolley on South Main
street. Light housekeeping if desired.
All conveniences. Phoe 3043.
TO LET-«Two furnished rooms for
light. housekeeping; Mery conveir
lance. 50 Meadow St.
TO‘ LETwOffice and lofts. centrally
located steam-heated Rates rea—
sonable Inq. at Gottllebs Store. 3t
TO LET-Jinn), suitable for storing
one car. Inq. Mrs. Marvin. 2 Sel~
leek St., East Norwalk, 0!! St. John
Street. at
T0 RENT-+5 rooms and bath. also
4 rooms, all improvements, separate
entrance furnace. qu. 37 Cedar -St..
near West avenue. 3t
tage. good location and convenient
to station Phone 66- -2 Darien 3t
T0 LET—oFumished room. private
family. centrally located 9! South
Main Street.
Weather Forecast“
For Norwalk and Vicinity: Probably
rain tonight and Tuesday: cooler:
moderate south shifting to north
winds. A disturbance central this
nloming OV‘er Ohio 5 causing cloudy
and shower-y weather from Illinois
eastward to $gnnsylvania. Pleasant
Weather prevails generally in other
The shower area will also probably
' all Improvements, shore lot.
‘7434 Main St.
is HERE;
wait till Winter for
We put on all kinds.
1 ma surface $3.25
.er surface. .7 . . . $2.75
We sell 2 ply 1 . mar surface . . . . $2.50
\Ve sell 1 ply 1 " ‘ier surface . . . . $2.25
Heavy fibre r- -.:1‘ paint .. .. $1. 50 gal.
LEADERS—GUTTms—JI‘HATCHER
PIPELESS FURNACES.
THE NORVVALK" ROOFING CO.
Phones 2955 or 387.
FA}
Are'yougoini
that; new r00‘
“’13 sell 3 ply
“'9 Sell 3‘ ply 1 .
O'BRIEN & BOVI
Real Estate & Insurance
4 South Main St. * Phone 977
SOUTH NORVVALK. CONN
SIX ROOM HOUSE at Marvin Beach,
TWO FAMILY HOUSE, 12 rooms, all
improvements, 5 minutes from South
Nornmalk
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, all Improve-
ments, hot water heat. newly installed.
Three minutes from center of South
Norwalk.
Now is the Time to have Your Furs
Remodeled and Repaired.
IIcmstitching.
’I‘UT’I‘LE SHOP
84 No. Main St. Phone 389
LADIES' AND GEN’T'S’ FIRST CLASS
TAILORING TO ORDER.
. A. L. BRIA
No. Main St. Phone 920
.
82
READERS 3 ATTENTION !
\Ve gladly offer our services to the
Public because we believe that our
pr'esent customers will recommend
new ones that wc pay best prices [or
second hand furniture, junk and all
kinds of metal.
Give us a Trial.
.’hone or Vt-‘rite.
II. JAFFE
Tel. 499
.7 Fort St East Norwalk
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
Ilosch & Eismnnn Magneto Service.
All makes of Magnetos, enerators.
Starters and Battery Ignitions repair-
All work guaranteed at reasonable
prices.
Water Street and Steamboat Place
Telephone 345.
ATTENTION
Junk In 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 11: a
pound for rags. Phone 39912.
MR. H. FELDMAN.
5 Rowan St. East Norwalk'
NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance trucking or
all kinds. Plan: moving Special van
for moving purposes. Dally trips to
New York City.. Building stone. ’
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
FROM 'an'rAc'rORY TO
THE HOME .
Mattresses. pillows, bolsters and
LEGAL NOTICES ‘
I .
ed and illstallvd by expert mechanics.g
NOTIGE.
Annual Meet' ,Second Taxingl
District, City of Norwmk, Gt.
s
{The legal voters of the Second Tax.)
ing District. of the City (at Vorwwlk
are herebv warned and notified thatg
the annual meeting of said district
will be held in the City Hall on Wed-
nesday Evening. September 20111
1922, at eight o‘clock p m. (Daylight
Saving Time). for the following-—
To hear reports of the District and
Electric, Light Commissioners I).'rec-'
tors of the Library. Treasuler and
Auditor.
To appoint an auditor.'
To make appropriation
Public Libzarv.
for the
er matters as mav be properlr brought
before 51' dd meeting
HORACE R. NASH.
11. W111. HARFORI).
- IRVING C. JPJXNIX1’;;<,
District Commissioners.
i
t
NOTICE. . 1
Tho 1192.11 V'olerS and tuxpnyvi's 11':
the Third Timing District arr! lu-rvby
notified and warned that 1111- l‘v-U 11”“
Annual District Meeting hill 1.1-1 hold
in the (f'o'mniunily Hull. “1de 112'
September 20. 1922. at 8 o'clock l‘. M
[or the following puropsos. m 1111; ..
1. To hear and {10' 11111111 1111- 1'19.
port of the (Tomiiiisslouei's. f
2. To lil‘lll' and act 111.1111: 1211. 1'1";
port of 1.119 ’I‘reusuz'ei'. f
3. Miscollyncous 131152111“. l
Respectfully sltlmiiii.1l_ é
H. l. Bl'INNl'Ti‘T. ’
11111211 1.1111121:::\1.':1.111. 1
District C‘1‘1111u11~1~'3
Howls;
MRS. CON VTRA M Alum !
SERIOUS CH \Ri‘ 1I'S
(Continued from First 1219.11
.._____.
(.‘luusi living 11:1ll1-1l.
'l‘lim'c l)“i"g no :u‘tun! 1'." 1.
mittwl. 11111.1 11s llnrr}:
rill»
1l112 ‘ ' 1,1 his
nun-ls on tlw woman. the ‘1'. was
not as gl’mil. as if tlu; 11:11 1 11! 1.111-11
n mort- serious (1111'.
3115‘. Contra on S211‘ 1.111 '1'lil film]
:1 ronmluint with 1‘. l11‘1511‘1' .mainst;
I‘ulsy 1:1i.1.1.o1:,1, 111' :1 1:1: 1111112 .>-sr1-1~t. in ,
Whit‘ll Sill? 511M 11ml I',1-.;.11l:1 lull zit—1:
lemptwl to :1..'~.~':.11lt l:11'. She was "“l'
1151'1'11'1' .: :11 lorm'y.
ft rr1-1l to ”iv 11:
S-lurdiu'. Mrs. l
In l1’1-1' slm'x' I 111:
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating, satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
Lilliphone 317 for representative tr
NORWALK MATTRPSS CO
Franklin and Monroe St. SO.NorwalI1
EXPERT AUTO
Will overhaul and
in own garage. All mnkcs of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec~
tally. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
M I'JCHANIO
repair your car
TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CATlIlIGAN & FLYNN
(omce Leary & Co.. R. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. 863
> BEN EFICIAL'LOANS
IVE LEND MONEY. in amounts up to
$300. to HONEST persons having
steady Incomes, on HOME FURNI-
TURE, PIéNOS, ETC., WITHOUT
REMOVAL. Also lend on GUARAN-
TEED NOTES. NO PAWNS. FIF-
TEEN-MONTHS to repay, if desired.
ONLY LAW'FUL INTEREST CHARG-
ED an unpaid balances, for the exact
time you keep the $31. Con—
sultatlon and advice, . SERV-
ICE is strictly confidential. Put an
keeping your credit good.
SAFE place to BORROW from.
Beneficial Loan Society
Stamford, Conn.
80. NORWALK AGENCY-LNORr
WALK MERCHANYS A580”
8 No. Main 31:. (3rd Floor) So. Norwdk
Write or Call to thc‘abovaladdrm, or
PHONE NORWALK 1-4.9.7.
CONNECTICUT Omen!
CLEANING co. ' >
87 Cedar St. South Norwalk, Conn.
. Phone 909
We clean and renew colon Til
Carpets and Rugs. Hand mean In
Hoods Called for and Deanna.
MICHAELSOV TAKES “‘0 M11388.
"W'hitey" Michaelson,
events, won' the two mile race by 20
yards over John 'TOth of the Bridge-
port Trade school Saturday.> Michael-
son started with a 20 yard handicap,
but was semen man as Earl Hart, the
Baltimore flyer'w Id not- appear; MI-
chaelson ‘could have Started 20
yards behind match and Won easily
He m out in' trout on the sixth ap
and";iOgged all around. just MW
W .
reach Connecticutrthls afternoon or ,1
"I" an 31 1
{ agai n a nd
vour obligations in one place, therebyl '
This 13 al
state chum-1
plan in the one, two and five mile ‘
C‘tj-ntm said lid; 1‘11;- 1 had mudt'l
:'l'.l\’.'1llo‘0S to ll11' 11 1?.11' she» became!
:n’miql. 'l‘izis 1.11.111 days ago. i
illirl (11111 mm'm . 1111' husband to,‘
!‘lln!llll bom- 11 nt' going to 3
work. as slw '~ 1- >1 1'111'1polo. Tho?
MHGI“ ('omr1 1-1 ?'~ 1.11.1.1 and mmlc‘
advances to“ 11" 1 ;.:1~or1li111.: to 1111
story 1011! U11 1 1111] law: husimnrllf‘
contrnnlwl l'i "Hi-polo llit'n fold 1
hi'r husband "zis was nothing?
1. tiw’womnn was
511111.11 ilmv into :t
lwr Hntil she
C1.1;1r-(.1‘1:1.‘s story l
now for him .11' -1 "-
“no good."
1211211111 this :1:;.1
could bring: 141-1-1
was not trtiv.
._.._.._._...._..._--.
Clean-up 3.! ads: in Water St.
Bv Local and State Police
from first Page) i
(Continu: 1i
u
\VutL-r strt-vt: li'
1'1 Spears. 1 III \Vutel‘:
street: May 1' ““1"”. 115 \N'atvi' street.
anch-ttit' 3;. 1111, .‘lT .XK'atc-r sired}.
Clemens -,1,>_1- :11‘1'1'Slé'd last night,
when he 1mm" 1111 with SLim- llolicru.
men Loo Carroll and Joseph C‘OHUCQL
“'llo worn :11'1'11s'lilizr 0111' of tht‘ “‘0mon,
Il‘e “bulb-.1} in.” to use the words of,
the officers and llllt'rft.’r€d so that the
woman not :1'.\'..:.. They caught
V l‘ l1 111- 215: Pan](|1a(k and
again interfvi: -1r-ri and made a swing at
one of th. 11111111171111 Hp “1“; then
placed uml11'111r;‘«'t.
In court this morning C'lcnn us was
rerlresentml l1;.Att01'1ic\.lohr1 J. Cu-
laeo while Attorney Paul ll. Connerv
represented tlu 5111 hrs woman and the
Smith V1 omnn
The'cases may be taken up between
now and next Monday. in the absence,
of Judgo \’05hllrgh‘ when Judge can-
ers being arraigned before him
Conditions along “'ater and Rav-
mond streets hzue become notoriOus
throughout this section of Connecti-
cut. so that “slumming parties" of
white voi‘iths came here in autos from
Stamford. Bridveport. Greenwich and
1 other nearbv cities and towns.
There have been many cOmpTamts'
about people being “robbed" on W -
this clean-up it is expected that a stop
will be put to the practice.
It was
cred women charged with soliciting
that severe penalties would be meted
out. ‘ . 1 '
W
NEW YORK PUPILS
WITHOUT SEATS
.___—é_1»
NEW YORK, Sept 11 —-Many of
the one mfllioa enmliéd pupils of the
New York public schools were with-
outseats andnnnywereonpantime
when the schools 'I'eopéned today. ‘
new "choc! holdings with a
seating capacity of 4018
‘ in 1;,
5 thing like that.
11utlu-m, 1.111112.- all.“
'l‘iu: intcrviaawcr asked if he is to
91.11.1131; of the war. to which here—
? \\ rotchcdness and so many dillicultics.
, .
l'l‘o tlir'
illlt'
lliving to say about thiil."
f slm ply.
1 .
. (11311111
1 111.1 N'-
1
her .
deg win 1111 on the bunch. the prison-i
1 cntirelx do the keynote
S. Senator Brandegee which will be .-
.with hardly and field in sight"
ter street bV' colored womén. and in.
announced in th'e'i‘fdov: ntown 1
court some time ago that in the fu—f
ture in the Cases of coin lotions of col- '
did not; mstéflalny relieve the.
11111111111111
l
PARI S, Sept. 1 1 .~—— (Associated
I ress) .wGeorges Clemenceau is going
to the bnited States primarily to
>plead the cause of France, he told a.
correspondent of Pctit Parislcn, who;
“1.111. to his summer home at Jard to
question him concerning his contem-‘
plated trip
"I ought not to talk to you." said
M Clemenceau. “It is to the Amer
imns I want to speak, and to whom
iii is urgent to speak.
“No one scpaks for France—woo one. l
and the time has indeed Lomc.
not sov any thling about conic n311ces——~
are making a mistakeL—that
militarists nor
that they
“r arc neither
11 1111111111.
1m—1 .
‘ Emil Hemming of
22 North avenue
is spending a few days in Nyack, N. Y.
“FREE—Scooter Kar for each boy
and girl purchasing
school supplies at Donnelly’ s.
50c worth of
’I)ominick Latto, a. child living in
Van: Canaan. was brought to the Nor-
swalk hospital yesterday afternoon by
Chief of Police Otto Schmidt suffering
1from concussion of the brain and
bruises. The child had been knocked
doun by an automObile.
Dr. William
-.J Tracev attended the boy.
—Miss Louise Canfield announces
opening Of Fall dancing season be-
823'
I‘ben F.1'utnam.
I “1“ .1 ginning week of Sept 18th at No. 66
Wk est Ave. Soot]! Norwalk Classes
llll'lt is not my busimss—but this is will be formed after Oct lst Tele-
To oonsldei and act upon such 0111.. the moment to tell the l nitcd States 1 phone 1
district superin-
l“ rialisls and that €11“ 1 ”3th 9901"“ tondent of the Connecticut Light and
111:1): \e the enthusiastic confidence of Wrong? compgmv and Albert E. Win-
its fri1 nd.
“Amnlca asks me myo opinion and;
Light: Works.
lcbestcr of the South Norwalk Electric
attended the annual
1 “ill gixe it so to plead our Cfiuse- I conxeution of the New England Dis-
trict of the Electrical Association held
in Eastern Point, New London. Friday
prepmution nor docu-i
mvntution. Arguments are not lack-3
and it is not a question of ai
lriumphnl voyage, but a useful one.”' 1'
“Couldn’t you give me the'gist Of
111 (.11 neither
_........—.....~..,. -..—->'
your line of argument?" asked the
intvrvimvcii.
”No [or the mason I garc you,"
'1 turnml \I. CleinenC(1.:u'1 “I e\pcct to .
'tl'lu iour lectures and will leme about.
tin first, of Noxember.13ul it is un—_§
Ellx-rstood that I have no mission and
that I will accept no bnnqll'ts or any-
I speak in my name.
America asks nib}: views and I give
plicd: “Yes. and first of all to recall
that 11‘lt'1n1-1ilzmry truth that the aim
of war is peace; then to say hat. if
11111 ailir-s remained in peace what they'
\21'1'12. in war} the world would not. be:
struggling: in tho midst of so much
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Americans I shall say much
about America, and also :1 little about
lllngland."
Anal about the treaty?"
int’orvlmvo'r.
“Y1 S. indeed.
suggcsud-
slmll‘have some-
was the re-
I
ply. “It must. lw made clcamoncc for?
till. or (men more. that this treatya
rr-mmcs allprflcxt for a War of re-
YUM-'0' by the )01'11131’13. .
“\Vimt I have to say to the Amr'r-i
l<,llllS I shall say simply and softly
because America is. 11 country'
things simpln and upright. and
soi’tly, because the Americans are our
g: 0.111 st friends. "
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REPU BLICAN STATE
CON VEN TION TD ESDAY;
(Continued from First Page)
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1') w :1 51.1.11 row-row. ,Jmlg'c
\R'urnor's s: in is tlu pri'st'nt Scorclnry
of Stair. .xiio is completing his first
1111.]! l1 H4 l11'1'11 .1 11111111'111. Mailman;
in,1..r 1'32le :1 h11‘11tnn ol $12111 is leL‘l‘l
nomination. but it is no
ItCLClllfi'tl custom that is the
:11l\;:11<'§n:; :1 liculmntnt-
gon'rnor to tho gov >rnorship.
Sumo slate mnkcrs who illipill‘él‘lll\l
in mind, the possibility that the
gubernatorial10111111ition might go to
Litc: hfiold countx are placing 3. Hart-
ford 11mm on a imitative ticket for
She(' rotary of Staten oliminating' on
2.1mm ticket th'c candidacy of Senator
A 11,130“ch 01‘ Manchester. for lien-
tonant- -governor. \Ir. Dov. ers thus far
is the. only man who has announced
thut- he would be a candidate for sec—
31-1 ()1le
£111
a
IUD)":
1.?»
l
Eond placi. if first place did not go to:
'01“ events the present comptroller. II 11
P.13isscll Will retire after serving two.
Some slates would gixo Static:
Treasurer G. Harold Gilpatric a. re—
nomination in spite of his two town’s?-
and all allot Atton'xe: -Gen.eral Frank:
1",. i—Ionlx another chance at the office. ‘
The attornev—generals since this of. .
fice was established have had one
term each for four years although;
terms.
'Judge .1. H Light got. three? 'months’
additional because his~ predecessor.
Judge Holcombe retired 8) go on the . '
bench.
TodaV' the interest in {he conven-~ ..~_
tion proceedings seemed to be directed
address of I.
delivered tomorrow night. and to the
canvass of LIeuL—Govemor Templeton.
who. in the words of several delegates
“seems to haVP the pole in the’racc
Governor Ink; was at Eastern
Point today. where the New England-
Rotarlans’ are in session. 1
lLOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
gunman G
A number of tisitOx-s from out Of
down lodges. including about m-.eaty—~ ‘ '
five from Danbun," and ten from
bake of South NOrwalk Lodge. \‘o.
52.9 L. 0.0 M.. held at BroOkside.
yesterday;
cesful. there being about; 20ft present.
and the committee In charge, headed
by, Baldy Pelicotti
day a number of athletic meats
' i were taken to UniOn
' church. '
cemetery.
, ( cm 1.- tor}.
Stamford. attended the annual clam~ ‘1
The bake was mOst suc— ..
received much
praise for their efforts. During the
and Saturday. Mrs. 1
oompaniod hnr husband.
Deaths and Funerals.
‘ Funeral or Mr. Tinker.
"lnchestor ac—
Masonic services were held at the
home
‘Wcst Side avenue Itowax’mn
N9. 108, F <9: A. M.
k'fill. N.
intcrmcnt today.
O
Funeral of Mr. Maguire.
oi: the late Horace & Tinker,
last
night, by members 0[ Old ‘.‘l1'ell Lodge. 1
T he remains j
J“ for
I'I‘he funeral of Thomas McGuire
:from the late home. 79 V1 infield street.
was l'irld this morning at 9 o'clock
and at 9:30 o’clock from St. JOseph's
Funeral 151' Daniel 11311011..
The funeral of Daniel Elton.
Interment was in St. Mary's
an1
aged Civil “’ar veteran. was held tl'aTé
Noroton.
ST. ‘11-. RIFLE TE A31‘ A‘MLD
“ill Go to Camp Pen-V. Ohio to Par- .
tlcipotc in the National M'atchcs
HAI TFORT) Sept
from the Adjutant— General's office
mitt.- moon from the Soldiers’ Home in
Burial was in Spring Grove
1 1 ——Orders 7
Satuxdn). gm the names of the state
rifle team 'to the national matches at
( amp Firm, 0. The members are:
Major R I"
Artillor} .
Captain C. R. .3111):
Infantry.
l1.'r.\':
l 1. $1111
Gadd, tcam captain. Cap- ‘
ltain “2R. Danicson.BatteryB,192nd
Captain H. F. Burdlck. First
iBaitulion Combat Train 192ml Arti1—.
Company F, '
Captain A. J. Griffin'
1
‘j.( ompanx H11» 16‘1th Infantry V; Captain
19‘. ml Artillorxz I' lost Sergtant E. H
dxumnich. (‘ ompnnv‘ C 169th InfantrV:
Sl' 1.1T S1. rgrunt 13. Forms.
Ilattcrv. Ill 2nd Artillery
'..l I‘ IBIthllE'. CzompmV C. 169th 1n-
'iianlry. First Lieut I". P. \Ianteuffe-l. '
‘Company I... 169th Infantry. Seco'nd‘
”out. \\". 1'3. Bitgood.’ Service Batter
Sen ice
Sergeant F.
\Y. (}I‘.§?€I’l Companv R 169th Infantr".
Suppl} Sorghum: G I.
Banger. First
Battalion (ombat Train 192ml Artil—
lermScrgcantP1B.
'l‘avlor. Company K 159th Infantry.
Sundcrland Bat—
ten 1.),192nd Artillery Corporal H. O.
rho team left Lodav for Camp Perr}
and clcxcn day's
give r1.
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I-Ilsfiirl’a English Curlo.
’allowance will be <
Among the Interesting curios p!
Windsor castle Is a chair made out of
the trunk of the famous elm by. which j
the Duke of Wellington stood at the
NOTICE
. We buy and Bellini! as
second hand clothing.
Highest prices" ‘paid.
If you have any, drop 111'
card and we will call.
S. LEVY
58 Water 811. So. 11m
pm:- of our Eyeglasses.
fir
THE WORK
.....Ot tine expert 1s applied to crawl.
Best'ot ' .
rials are used and moderate mica!
charged. 0111' Standard of work is lit,
hound in the ordinary shop. Fm .
on premises. . "
IHAMER, INC:
Optometrists and 093m; 4
BiAtlantic assuming-11;:
Newell (’9’ Murray
CLOTHIERS 5. FURNISHEBS
“To Men Who Know"
153 Washington St. 80. Norwalk
'25 Per Cent. OE on All >
Our High Grade
' MEN’S WOOL PANTS .
er h
ncélcaii‘
I
s
{I
2 Stores
11 No. Main 8!.
Liberty Square
Tel. 2978.
OLD CARS
Sell Your 0111 Cars to thi
Bridgeport Auto.
Wrecking'Co.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center 86;
Bridgeport, Conn. ' ‘
Phone Barnum 558642
Second-hand parts and ring 9"
fit any make of can: ’ '
*rr'
FLORIST
Cut Flowers, Bouquets, Spray]
and Floral Designs.
,Rowland M. Beacli
DUVETYNE
In all colors for Hats and Capes.
Correct in Fashion and Right ‘
in Price.
1.1
s~
TheTextll 9. Store
' .lgfif-Washing'ionfit.
South jNOrwalk.
rm. ‘
,9. .
l
l
Ilnrtford countV ()n sonn- slutcsl b ttle Of “ atcrloo l
l1‘airficld countv is provided for ,‘byl a Phone 2140 16 9t
‘mcntioning formcr State 1'!“ natorl ‘ . hm
Frederick M. Salmon of Vl’estport. for' ,9. .
Comptr.oller as in tht‘ ordinarv course 1 .- A -. , ..
t
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We Carry a Full 'Line of
Wall Paper at 10-15-20-fic
Per Roll -
Painting Paper- -Hanglng ax LEI.
Rates—«Give Us a Trial '
'.‘Men’s AE Wool Serge
Suits—$1758
ff.
Young Men’s spat: Model '
Norwalk Chronicler