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WANTED, w... ;
“’AN‘TED '
"s-n :m’d boys for various piece
v. ark operations.
Apply Enllfloynlent Dept. j
NORW’ALK TIRE & RUBBER CO.
WANTED
lllll‘l‘lt'i’lf'f‘tl operators on Singer
sic-wins: machines; also 'young
nun for general work. Apply
JACOB K: SONS
50 [lily Street
«SOUTH NOR‘VALK.
125—!
ANTIQUE FURN'IK'URE '
Antiques, high‘ prices paid for old-
.tlmo furniture. mahogany. cherry,
maple, pine, etc., also old china, glass,
anything of merit that is over 100
years old. .
. A. BERNSTEIN,
205 Westport Ava Phone 998
\NA N'l'lvll Pal’inno and player-piano
“vows to Phone 1116 for expert
our-r mu! ropnirmlm. Scientific tuning
a ctr-«lulu: Philip \V. Schultzc, “’est-
pull Ave. Norvulk. .
erg-URSDAY, Emily-15:1 ..... l‘ ‘
.l
' Wholesale and retail. Carload
,._...“—
FOR SALE
FOR SALEuKegs and barrels for
~wlhe and cider, new oak,_5 to 50
gallons. Direct representative of one
of the world's largest cooperages.
lots,
prompt delivery. Reynolds Farm,
Highland Ave. Phone 2854. - .
FOR SALE—:2 1922 Rep speed magazine,
1 1920 Rec speed wagon. 1 Com-
merce light truck. Tel. 1339 attcr 6
D. m.
FOR SALE——\Vestcrn Electric wash-
ing nla‘Ch’me.220 volts,r perfect
working order. Also Hamilton Beach
sewing machine motor, 220 volts.
Must sell on account of moving to
city with different current. Sanderson,
56 \‘l'oodward Ave.
FOR SALEM—Upright piano. “'ebber.
in gnod comiition. Call at 31 Chest~
nut 81.. South Norwalk. _3t.
FOR SALE—«Six room house. with all
‘ conveniences, including electricity,
gas. furnace. llfll'(l\V00(l floors and ga-
rage. Lot 40x1251‘cet. Must sell to set-
tlo estate. Reasonable‘offer consider-
ed. Tel. 1617-2. 2t
FOR SALE—2 Ford touring car , 1920,
starter; 1 Ford coupe, late 19-20,
some extras; 1 Ford runabout, 1916,
demountable rims, $100; 1919 Ford
touring body. $50. “’1“ take your old
Ford or trade those cars. Must be
sold by Sept. 16th. Call at 5 Westport
Ave. or Phone 2153 Norwalk.
\‘th‘i‘l‘llh Operators on plain stitch«
in: Mr house drcsscs :lnll bath-
lulll‘n. ('lt‘nn. steady work. good pay.
4“rl:'lws. Mtg. 1:16 Washington Street.
Soulh Nurwnlk.
vJAN'rul» iil'ls mr light. easy sew—
ing on Slum-r sowing machines. Ex-
pcriwuto unnecessary. ‘Clllll‘les Mfg.
lth Washington Street.
W'AN'X‘EDw-B or 3‘. gl‘llllelllt‘ll roomcrsu
(mm! winter home with good serv-
icc guaranteed, Ill-l-ulll'nst served it"
amount. Modern ilnrn‘ovvlucnts. Good
lulh Mrs. H, A. Crow. 1’." (‘hcstnul
Hi. South Norwalk. ’l‘el. 1257—3. 3t
WAN'l'ldllwl'oung lllnll familiar with
.lrt-hilt-clurnl drawing for position
-..3 Nu York city. Apply.‘leungcr.
l‘ llllllil'll ()ll (‘0. of N, Y., South NOT-
wzll. (Mun.
n
\‘.’ ANTED -~2 or .. llll’lllblll‘tl rooms for
I--:hl housekeeping, gnrngn space it’
. ‘-llll(-, Allclre‘ss Apill‘Ullt‘lll A. (‘are
l ‘-"lllllll'l. 3t
FOR SALE—Built in or counter desk,
seven feet long with grill top also
panel and grill door. Enquire at Senti-
nel. .
FOR SAllEhGlass partition. seven
feet wide and seven feet, six inches
high. suitable for office or vestibule.
Enquire at Sentinel Office.
FOR SALE—A beautiful home, Spring
,Hlll Avenue. Norwalk, at a sacrifice.
Price $500 cash, balance on easy
terms. Act quickly. J. J. Vcna, Real
Estutennd Insurance. 123 \Vashing—
ion Street. Phone 1662-? or 2813—3.
l-‘OR SALEw-Brand New Bathroom,
$55, Syphon closet. china low-down
tank. enameled bath-.tub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain. white celluloid water—
closet seals, $5. Seidenbcrg Co., 545
3rd Ave. between 36th and 37th Sts.,
New York.
TO LET
'n «‘lfii'l‘lill ~12 ynrll llll‘ll. Apply All’l‘ell
lilou'n ('mll Yurd. Merrill St. S. N.
\‘.‘»‘l_‘-."l'lil) Slellogrnphvl‘. (‘xpel‘il‘llc-
l\ll‘l‘\llfi’ll:l‘ ol‘ lmol»:l-;rcpin:.:. (loud
, mtmn. Apply at Recent 'l’llwzurc. ll
v
"I
v. KNl‘lCll l‘lumbcr's helper. John J.
\‘mznmn. 7 Quinlard Ave. Tel 385.
‘.'.‘«‘\.‘."l‘l<lll~ (‘ul‘l’ sctlvl‘s and button
ll"ll* opcrzltm's. Apply LcRoy Shirt
ll (’llo‘slnut St.
in
\’.'/\-.\.”'Tilil)~- A woman l’or general
lmusvwork by the day, middlmugm‘l
p.n~l‘r»rrml. Ilei'crcncvs required. Phone
it‘ll cwnings."
“'tilllilll
'WAN'l‘El) llllll or to lnllo
charm- m' nmvr. :zlllnv‘. m So. Non
walk l'.llll"l.lll slalirm, (null Hl‘t'UI'itl'
rcqulz‘ml. Appl} .n va.» Stand. or
wrilv lo l'n‘nn Nrn; (O, 2'19 Vl'nlcr
Sl.. Nun" llmwu. Winn.
Vl'Al‘v'l'l'Il) l’nfil WE"; $500 to lult‘k
Illl‘ in n [H'Hll’dllll‘ llll'—lll”.~'>‘. would
(“Ull'4l’lt-l‘ ['fll'lllvl' inp. Write Busi-
pI-Hs l-nrr- Hl‘lllillt‘l.
WANTED ()pvl‘nlm‘: on I-lirls‘ drcs
.lt'mnm Frank A; l‘O._. 10 Mtltli-
.‘~l
”ll .“l
1)
\‘..‘.\:‘l‘l~tll or lhrm unfurnished
, tumors l'or liuhr housclu-eping. Ad-
-w:.< (l. l.. M.. (lure of SPntinr-l. 3t
‘. AN'l‘lCl) (ill-l operators on Singer
unto); machines. 8 hours a day, 44
mm work. Apply Conn. Dress 00.,
l \\':l.~:llinglon St. 3t
. \N’l‘ltlllr \l’hire girl to do general
muswwork. lici‘crcnces required. An
N (‘ont-ord Street.
«yucmz family house,‘ vicinity
I.v-~:nlglon or Ely Ave. or Bouton St.
Mitchell. Telephone 1861.
l
. “.\"l‘l‘ll)~~l\vl9859nget' boy with bicyo
’ Apply Western Union.
1,.
\ ‘.'l‘l~;l)—-Opcrators on plain stitch~
for house dresses find baili-
l (floan. steady work, good puy.
1' Us Mfg. 136 W'ashl‘ngton Street,
5 1 Norwalk. -
~ , , .43
WANTBH).
mu man as assistant to Win-
drawer? and card writer.
BOSTON STORE
I .m
WIN DSTORM
INSURANCE
.‘i LAYTON l: 00., Inc.,_
“ l‘lm‘lzlle and Insurance
I l . .l Awnue 80. NOW
I )
pl ltOFESSIONAL
. !1 l Popular Music' Tillign
t, i ‘ ‘ ”1’25 Lessons. ‘
- . . 5: V’idno, W'hy Not Pla‘
\\ lNN METHOD ’3
Mllnn St. Phone?
lg» V12. :’
TO LET I.‘ miccly furnished rooms
for light housokccping. rc‘adonablo
rent. 7 Summer St. or Geof‘llitchell.
'l‘vll'phono 1861.
l"()ii RENT—«5 room flat. all improve-
ments. very central. $20.00. Call 6
Hamilton Sir. or call 2955. 3
TO LET—ln Barton, 4 room cottage,“
in very desirable neighborhood.
Conveniently located. Phone 66~2
Dnricn. '
'I‘O RE.‘T~G large rooms. with all
llll‘ modern improvl-menls. includ-
ing: tile both and rlit- kitchen. Located
on Won .‘lvc. inquire at Keclcr's Shoe
:w‘un‘t’.
'l‘O LICT- Al lmricn. apartment
m
primtc house. I! large rooms and
storage. improvements, centrally in—
(‘Ellf‘ll in vxccllcni; neighborhood.
Avivilnhlo Oct. Isl. References re
([llll'l‘tl, \Vl‘ite
. . Apartment. Care of
M-nlulcl. .
TO LE'l‘w'l‘wo large
cucll. furnished or
light housekeeping if
M. N. Muyehoff
will street.
rooms. $5.00
unfurnished.
desired. Apply
& Company, 15-3131»
¥
TOILET—Garage, also from bedroom.
.1 Couch St.
TO LET—3 unfurnished rooms, with
all improvements, adults only. Rea.-
sonable. M. 0.. Care of Sentinel.
TO LET—Four roomS‘ and bath, all
modern improvements. centrally lo-
omed. Address Box 545, So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—r6 room house, near West.
avenue, all improvements. In excel-
lent condition. Price very reasonable.
FOR SALE—~House in first district. 5
minutes from center. 6 rooms, all
improvements.
O’BRIEN &~ BOVI‘
Real Estate & Insurance
4 So. Main St. So. NorWalk
.
CONNECTICUT CARPE'i
CLEANING CO.
87 Cedar‘st. South Not-walk, Conn
Phone 969
We clean and renew color: in
Jérpets end 'Rugs. Hand process. by
experts. , _ , .
'oods Called for and Delivered. -
AUCTION SALE.
Anti was at Auction. A large collec-
tion (3.: antiques will be sold at Public
Auction on the premises. formerly
known-as'rhe Ho'rs‘e’ne‘ck Tevern, Post
Road, Greenv‘fich, Conn, on Saturday,
September 16th, commencing at 10,
.a. m. sharp. This is an unusual op—
it '2
”mm ’ ' J. M. MITCHELL.
. _. Auctioneer;
[come in from Southington giving word
'family» had “no
so to that place.
tern???“ low, 09.
LOSTa-Bank 3001:1780. Please , r
turn to.PEOD_1°3‘TF“3t Co “’7'
I
I
BUSINESS NOTICE - l
' FALL IS HERE. -
Are you going to wait. till Winter for
that new roof. We put on all kinds.
We sell 3 ply slate surface $3.25
We sell 3 ply rubber surface . . . . $2.75..
We sell 2 ply rubber surface . . . . $2.50 3
We sell 1 ply, rubber surface . . . . $2.25
Heavy fibre roof paint $1.50 gal.l
LEADERS—GUTTms—THATCHER i
F
PIPELESS FURNACES. 7
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Emma 2955 or 3§7.
Now is the Time to have Your Furs
Remodeled and Repaired.
Hemstitching. ‘
TUTTLE SHOP
84‘ No. Main St. ' Phone 339
LADIES’ AND GENTS' FIRST CLASS
TAILORING TO ORDER.
A. L. BRIA
82 No. Main St. Phone 920
, - READERS : ATTENTION i:-
We gladly offer our services to the
Public because-we believe that our
presonL customers will recommend
new ones that we pay best prices for
second hand 'furniture, junk and all
kinds of metal.
t Give usva Trial.
Phone or Write.
. H. JAFFE, .
37 Fort St. Tel. 499 East-Norwalki
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION. ‘
Bosch & Eismann Magneto Service.
All makes 01 Magnetos, Generators,
Starters and Battery Ignitions repairs
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
All work guaranteed at reasonable
. prices.
Water Street and Steamboat Place
Telephone 345.
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away for
halt the‘prico while I am‘ paying the
full price for Junk I also pay In a
pound for rags. Phone 399-12.
MR H. FELDMAN,
5 Rawan 8t. , East Nomi]:
. NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance trucking or
all kinds. Plant, moving. Special van,
for moving purposes. Dally trips to
New York City.. Building stone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses, 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 for representative to
ca .
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. 89. Norwalk
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
Will overhaul and repair your car
in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec—
ialty. A11§work guaranteed. Phone 490
“LEGAL NOTICES ‘
DISTRICT on NORVVALK, ss. PRO-a
BATE COURT, September 13. A. D.i
. l
1922. , '
ESTATE 01' Therecin Zipper-er. late'
of Not-Walk in said District, deceased.
\VHEREAS. written application has
been made to this Court by certain*
pirties claimingto be creditors ofl
said estate, alleging, among other-é
things. that due notice or the limirafl
tion for presentation of claims against?
said estate was not given and Dl‘aying
that this Court issue a further order'
of limitation to creditors or that fur-‘3
ther time be given said ‘applicants tol
present their claim against said estate: 1
ORDERED, that said application be“1
heard and determined at the Probate
Ofilce‘ln Norwalk, on the 21st day of'
September. 1922, at 11 o'cloell. i‘ore—‘
noon. and that pilblic notice lllcl‘coi‘
be given to all persons l'llteLesled
therein by publishing this order in a.
newspaper having a circulation in saidl
District, at least five days berm? said‘
day'or hearing. .
HENRY W. GREGORY. l
Judge."
ORDER OF NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWOLK. ss. I’Ro-
' BATE COURT. September 13, A. D.
1922.
in the limiters of Fannie Till‘lOV and‘
Marjorie Tarlov of said Norwalk
minors. ,
Whereas, written application has
been made to this Court by the guar-
dian of the estate 01' each of said
minors for an order authorizing her
to sell certain real esuuc ol‘ said
minors. .
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined in lilo Probate
Office. in Norwalk, on tho 215: (lav of
September, 1922. at 10 O'clock fore-
noon; and that public notice- thereof
be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in a.
newspaper having a circulation in
said District. at least five [lilVS before
said day of hearing. ‘ '
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge
-1.—
2.-
ANNOUNCE)! lfN'l‘.
le‘s. I Joel anuoum‘nw ‘lm o ‘
» . . pcnln
of the Joel Hat Shop, 34 Franklin St?
South NorWalk, featuring a complete
line of nlillinery. 7
Full models are
now rcady for your lll>lvz*t‘ll(m. An
early call~will be zlppl‘odmml Tele-
phone 52-4. . ‘-
Deaths and F uncrals.
: I———q "
James HUI-ruin. ' M
- .‘lumcs llocrum l-ivv'w ~'
_ . ,_ . ,.5‘ yours
old. of Chestnut llill .er: died last
night after a ling-glut“ nun-xx. He is
survived by a xvii}; .-:-.
The body was lukrn . Hichmond, L.
1.. this ,morning: for l-::z::ll by Funeral
.l)irccto’rs' Raymund .t Son. ~ ‘
.
- ancrnl or “r. I‘iluwgan
The fllill‘l‘ztl m the late I’l‘llncis
Filmcgnn vulls lrld privately this
fi-ilr ('lllllll‘Pn.
T'RUCKJNG
morning at :a o‘t-luvlt from St; Joseph’s
church. ’l‘l:~ llil'lill followed in St.
local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN
(Office Leary & 00., R. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577 __
Home Tel. 368
WOMAN’S—EODY IN
GRANNIS BROOK
(Continued from First. Page)
Edward (.7. Kimhm'h-y at Bristol was
returning home from Southington,
when he noticr-d u llnmikvrchici‘ and
it sweater at the north “lid of the
bridge on the ground. He looked in
the brook and saw the body.
The Bristol police vscrc notified by
Kimberley and thle fold the police
hvrc, as the bridge is in this town.
Medical .l‘Ixanlinvr \V. I). Stcdham
thought the body lldld horn in tho.
wutcr but a short time.
I .lAlllS ml TWP"; '
Mary‘s (’I'llll awry
outrun HERE
“Cut lmémvs out of the police do.
parlnll-nl. 'I‘ml svrvicc is the finest
thing in llit \vul'ltl \Vlll‘l politics ill (‘f—
fret and 1m- opposite without politics."
Thpsp “m \inllllll'nls made today by
Dr. .lilltl' :: \\. int-hos. l’olicc Commis-
Sloncr ol' lwroit. Mich. at the week-
ly lunclu-on ml the Kiwanis club held
ill tho limo! .lnmcs hotel this noon.
Iil'l‘ollllllr rulntion thht tho “llottle's
”nook" :ll \‘Cnil Sll'f‘f-t at the foul; of
Mill hill ln- lumml into a “plazn;" that.
th‘nshinu-lon street be widened with
lone-way lmfl'w for automobile as well
as nouns and that Haviland street
be “-jmmml with oucwvay traffic was
The woman was about 35 years of
agc‘
BRIDGEI’OHT. Sept. 14. -— Miss
Gertrude Vv‘oltncr was thc‘x‘iaughter of
Peter VVeltner, 121 Orchard street.
this city, who yesterday notified the
police of her disappearance.
Lionclay. deceased, who was a sten-
ographcr at the People’s Savings Bank .
reported that. she was ill and Went
home. She lcft her home some time
afterward. and that was’thc last seen
of her.
Mr. Vv'cltncr, who had spent seventh
hours at the police station after an
alarm had been sent out, heard the call
of the finding of a body. er. \Veltncr
at once recognized the description and
said his daughter had on a blue and
white gingham dress. Hé ‘said the
idea how Gertrude.
reached Stonington or Why she should
FOR SALE-~ 7
' Housekfi“ rooms; all improvements.
5,500. - , ' ,
$ House, 14 rooms, an improvements,
$6,000; ' , ‘ ’ ‘ ‘1
'. Both '—centrallyjlocated. ~.
Lot, in Winnepauk”,,502150 ft, with
2 acres of tillable land in rear, 51,700.,
For P‘ rticula’rs Ask
JO N T. HAYES ' v
No. 7 Main Streét , 5
Real Estate & insurance; ,
”new
. Norwdili
net: leading 1111te i:
,mudu by \\‘illiam P. Firm of Sauga-
:luck. and \\‘llsillllgt0n, D. .C., scientific
ltl‘nfiic I‘Xlll‘l‘l. whoseflwork in this line
is intormllimlully known. ,
In addition to talking on police, Dr.
Inches lll‘llljll the necessity of inten—
sive sooty first campaigns explaining
the methods by which those cam-
paigns were put lacross to the public
in Detroit. Ho gave statistics showing
the big reduction in fatalities as the
result of these campaigns,
The attendance prize was Won by
Willis R. Austin. p
NAVAL BOARD OPPOINTED.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.—Secretary
Denny has announced the appointment
ot’pzl' naval hoardl'fifi'fleight members
headed by Rear-Admiral Hugh P.0d-
‘man, to examine into the question of
the future of navy yeards and‘ naval
shore stations. This action. taken In
direction of the president, followed
the objection of .‘Sen'aia'r Smith, of
South Carolina. 'to the closing of
Charleston. S. C.. navy yard, which had
nis return ’from the Orient.
issued the ordei’jfgr’a. naval .board to
which in effects-evoked the Roosevelt
order closing Charleston.
‘éo'frespondent. ‘
been ordered fochove‘mber 1 by acting“ "
‘Secretary Roosevelt. . Secretary Den:
go into the question of all navy yardsg‘
W ' " -
Bosron.sepft. 14.——Julia Sanderson —
, ' todé‘gemphaticadly-denied reports that.
7 she had‘ been servedrwith papers in a
1 mm.'action:hy_‘ her husband. Brad«
' fordt’Bul-nett.’n,9ammg Frank Crumfitzi '
lJ. Hamiltonian mead : .
State Chairmen, .23 to 12
(Continuedrfrovairst Page) . .
back be elected treasurer of the com-
mittee was beaten, 24 to '10. ,Peasly
failing to vote- Air. ROI-aback was
thcn'elected treasurer by a viva voce
,votc to which ~Ullman, King and 'Mrs. J
Davis. loudly dissented. _ ,
The roll call for election of the
chairman was taken, in rapid—fire an;
der within a few minutes of the open- ‘
lug Of the‘ meeting of the new (pm-
mittee at 2:30 o‘clock. From‘ the
promptness with which the different
members responded to‘ the call of.
their names, it“ could be Seen that"
their minds had'becn made up» defin-
itely. . , _ ' 1
For some. time previous to the '
meeting, the insurgentsvhclda contem- l
once in a lobby near the committee:
room, and it was understood that sev— 3
eral of them favored dropping the
fight. lfllmnn and Ki‘ng‘lnsisted. how- .
ever, it is said. Gates Was present. at
the conference, but left-the vicinity:
when the committee meeting began.
Chairman Roraback, upon arriving
with a commute cut to notify him
of his Telection, took occasion to ex-l
press” his gratitude for the support.
that .had‘ been accorded him by so
many of the new members of the
committee. He said his decision to
accept the re-electlon was largely due
to requests to do so which he had re-
ccived “from 'SOurces which could not .-
bc ignored." He said he proposed to{
conduct the coming campaign to they
best of his ability, and expressed the
hope, now that the fight was over,,
that all would join hands to elect the
state ticket in the November election.
It was at this point-that ‘Coionel
t’llman took the floor and launched
bitter attack on Chairman Rora-
back. He complained that he had.
been ignored in the appointnm'nb of
l
{L
mittcc, from New Haven. There was
not a more capable woman in New
Haven than his own wife, Ullman
claimed; yet the Republicans of New
Haven had no opportunity to select
her for the state committee.
Ltempw-ature: _ .
southwest winds; Unsettled conditions
i'
l w .v . .. .,
KING “mfg ESDIANCEI.
women members or the old state com- ‘
Met Forecast
'For'ilorwalk and vicinity: .Cloudy
and unsettled weather with occasional!
‘srlowexs tonight or Friday; moderate;
gentle to moderate?
that obtained in the‘Lake region dung:
ing the past 24 hours have resulted in .
light showers from Wisconsin east-i
ward over. t lower Lake districts;
Upper New .ork State and Northern!
New England. Showers were also re- i
posted from the Gulf coast sections.
and“ South Atldntic coast districts;
Temperatures are slightly higher in;
$mthern New England but elsewhere
no changes ‘of consequence have
occurred. ' ' ' = .
‘ . VEREY ELI: .
NAPLES, Sept. 1_4.—-—King Victor
Emmanuel of Italy is seriously ill,_
according of the Mattino. announCed
today that tie Italian monarch would
not be able to attend the Naples Fair
because of his rather grave condition.
: 3 SPECIAL VICTOR
‘ RELEASES '
on Sale TomOrrow
DOnnelly’s %
18 80. Main Street
-, o. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Ofl‘lce A. D. Morgan ,,
Hardwarl-fitore. South Norwalk;
J
the chairman be empowered to ap—
point the secretary and assistant sec—,
retarics of'the state committees. He
moved that the whole committee vote
on selections for these places. His mo-_
tion was decisively defeated and avote'
make the appointments as in the past.
Mrs. Davis objected to the organ—
ization of the, state committee prior
to the entrance of the women mem-
bers who are to be elEcted in the‘
various districts ,within the next fit—l
teen days. Hcr objection was voted
down. . l
King charged that the Republic‘ani
organization, under Chairman Rom-J
buck lladrcollected $8,000 in Bridge-l
port in the last state campaign but'
Ifllman objected to a motlon that ,
passed authorizing the chairman to . .
In all colors for Hats and Capes. ;
Correct in Fashion and Right %
in Price.
The Textile Store
136 washingbon St.
_ South nomalk.
We buy and sell new
second hand clothmg‘ .
Highest price! paid.
‘ If you honestly, dropgul,
card and we will call. 1a; ‘
s. LEVY
58 Water St. So. xvi-wail:
I",
' THE WORK
Oftlre expert r. applied to,’ p
pair at our Eyeglasses. Best taint!r
rials are used and model-stag”
charged. Our standard or work, as}
found in the ordinary shop. ml,
on premises. '
ulAMlaR, inc
Optometru‘ is 893 ”W l .
811thnticst.5hnfiwdr
~r-z .3
Neweil t? Mum
CLOTHIERS a FURNISHEKB
“To Men Who Know". . -
153 Washington’St. ~ 80. New ,
ill'iii-
I? g
207' %
siwl’s‘nmmx ‘sr.
pnous 953
2 Stores
Liberty Square 11 No. Mali
Tel. 2978.
pense of manning election places, so,
that King had to dig down into his?
own pocket for $2.500 to meet the bill. :
Chairman Roralmck replied that!
the llvpublican town organization in l
, Bridgeport had refused to (to-operate:
with the state comrrliltct:~ in raising
funds for he slutovompnign. Oth‘er—l
wise liorabuck mun ignored the in-l
surge-nts‘ attacks. l
it was dccidlul not to sol. a. uniform,
«into for the holding of the senatorial
districb caucuses for the election of
the thirty—five women members for;
whom places have been provided on ‘
tho state committee. ' The new rule
was interpreted to mean that the.
selections must’be
. . made sometime
Within the next fifteen days. I
'l‘\\'0 STOCK IH{OKFII{S EXPELLED !
NEVV YORK. Sept. 14. Expulsion?
from the New York Stock Exchange0
of Theodore A. Helwegg and Robert]
Reutter was announced today by Pres- !
ident Seymour ‘Cremwcll. The two?
men. with Charles E. Reutter, com—l
posed the firm of H‘elweg‘g & Reutter, l
which was admitted to the Exchange
on “May I. 1914. '
firm had been accused of selling bonds
to its customers at a 'price several
points above the current market quo-
._tations. ' ' .
18938—Say it While' Dancing—Fox
Blue-Fox Trot .
had not‘allchd any of it for the ex- 7
l‘ ' '0 _5c Each
7 i
It was learned unofficially that the ’,
SIX NEW VICTOR DALCE HITS!” Lg.
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18933——Why Should I Cry, Over You—Fox Trot ..,... 'The Virginian.
18932—Struttin’_at’ the ‘Strutter's Ballé-Fox Trot canoe-y Orch-
The French Trot—Fox Trot .. ...... All Star Trio and" Orch.
These Unusually GoodVVictor Dance Records Will Go on’ Sale
1— Tomorrow at the _-
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Men’s All Wool Serge
Suits—$17.50
Young, Men’s Spogt Model.
All Wool—$16.50
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So. Norwnlk
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WE {RECOMMEND ,
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Mild Havana Blend
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fit any make of cal-g
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Cut Flowers, Banquets, $1811!
and Floral Designs.” ‘
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phone 2110 18 m
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