'i :lURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1922.
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WANTED . FOR. SALE ! BUSINESS NOT“. Mflhmals. Law] mam“ 7 _
.. m» , {‘irld fini‘llers and but— wifAfi—Wd rmuataeflz'mflti :6 ATTENTION! Michaelwmrl f N ‘ ‘ B the (glmven‘ V amt]! MW * V W
l.\...i"‘v ., L) » mm, . - ' I " yo 0- I k‘ a .‘ m iri-
‘ ‘ , ,......-. 0:1 exhililjren'aéoeiggégufi liver-lee. 317255 and 3145. Ford Ptrtlck itIt you mat tohgligpose of aniline “:dadfil » in Pm Chester. N- 11".} me . ' ‘ . ' " '
.. . ;wriencet. o s chastity I .' Austin-inflame. hone-n ure or use goods- 08 0' 3°“. L’m’“ “"1038 “lfbe’ ‘ I V )
1 ‘WM We... East Norwalk. 1959. ’ . _ write to H. Ash. No order is molar-seam an o'clock-tomotmw morning“ * ‘C°’mm*mffi°’: Page on” ,
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“T" . I.
.. \>;'l“r:ii—~Messenger boy with blcY‘.
Apply \Vestern Union Tel
29 South Main fit.
il"
K’.
it .xxTElFStrong young men and
boys for spreading in cutting def
pdrtment. Good chance to learn trade.
Apply Leiloy Shirt Co., 11 Chestnut St.
W ANTED—~3right, strong young man.
tor piece goods stock room. Excel-
nt chance for advancement. Apply»
'1 Winfield en,
non SALliile’ln-oe lots on mum
henchmen-«websi- from; threelotn,
all improvements. on
or small to get attention.
‘4 WAT“ 31‘. -—- TEL. 903.
from st. Ina-y’- church. in Port Chea- ,
but. ”(m is annived’ bya. wife
and enumec’and 1'0 sisters. “Mrs.
street, water. sewer, electric lights.
Prices low. Easy terms. Apply 54
m EastNor‘alk.
FOR SdLE—Gabler piano. price $50.
A. H. Scott. Rownyton. Phone
2465-12.
=L
you SALE AT .. SACRIFICE—Sloop.
34 ft. long, 13 ft. wide. 2 1.2 ft.
I
Roy Shirt Co, 11 Chestnut St. So.
. orwalk.
‘ ANTEI)~~Bny or girl on clean. lizht
work. “'m. N. Crew Mfg. (30.,
Cor. Water and Elizabeth Sis.
WANTEDmBookkeeper and stenozra-
pher. Must have experience. Stead)‘
position. Write stating experience to
llnx 8.. Care of Sentinel.
ANTIQUE WRNITURE’
Antiques. high prices paid for old-
time. i‘umlture. mahogany, cherry.
maple, pine. etc. also old china, glam.
anything at merit that. is over 100
gun‘s old.
D. A. BERNSTEIN.
170.". “'t-stport Ave. Phone 998
W'l\.\:i‘l".l)———Men to wheel shells. Ap-
ply Andrew Rude] Oyster Co., So.
Nnrwalk, Conn.
~ - TURN SHOEMAKI‘JRS.
ALSO BUY OVER 16. LOUNS-
IllTKY. MA'l‘HF‘AVSON 8; CO.. 5
HAVlLANl) STREET.
\‘.' A NT H l)
WANTEI» llnys in machine shop
and forge. Steady work, good salary.
Neptune ildvic. Mfg. ('o.. 66 Fort St...
East NurWiull‘.
f
a
WAN'i‘Eliw'l‘o rent about rooms,
with improvements. Address House,
lure of Sentinel.
W'AN’I‘ED—oilirls over ill tor light,
,clean work. Norwalk Mtg, (a... 214
first Ave. East, Norwalk.
v. ANTED-«Ten neat appearing young
men and Women. Men under 20
)rul‘s of one need not apply. (Jail Mr.
lzlmdman at 1555 8-10 0.. n1. for ap-
puintment.
V‘.’AN’I‘ED~-i)ouble barrel shotgun..12
ul‘ lti gauge. Tel. 1674 or address
Shotgun, Cure Sentinel Office.
\i [\N'l‘lll) -»An intelligent young lady
in,:l<.<i~‘t and make herself general-
I- worn} in a. dental otficv. Apply Dr.
I» Hz. it? So. Main St. ‘
t'. .s‘lN'l‘lCl) Clerk in traffic depart
ment. Applicant must have knowl-
wnge- of various classifications and
: .tos. Advise Us by letter as to your
with. education, experience and salary
ill'rill'Pd. Box Traffic Dept.
V.’AN'FEI)~-Glrls
17.6 \Vasliington St.. So. Norwalk.
to work on plain
sowing nizichinesfiExperience un-
necessary. Charles Manufacturing (10.,
draft with 16 h. p. Laythrup engine,
both in good condition. Can be seen,
at my ~ dock at. Rowayton Avenue,
Rowayton, Conn. Theodore S. Smith.
FOR SALE~Ford truck, in first, class
condition. newly overhauled and
painted: also big rack body to fit
same. inquire 10 Cliff St, City. Phone
2334.
FOR SALE—Practically new, sixteen.
rooms, 3 family house, improve-
ments in each department, nice street,
good enighborhnod. Rents for $121!
monthly. Bargain if takenaoon. Mort.
$3.000. Balance arranged. Ben T. Nash,
P. O. Box 414, 'South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Rec Speed Wagon, me~
(Ironically perfect, good rubber.
8500. Can be seen at. Kendrick &
Chase Garage, 13 Raymond Sh, So.
Norwalk.
FOR SALE—~10 ft. duck boat. new
rope and anchor. Good condition.
Price $30.00. 18 W'infleld Sh, after
5:30.
FOR SALE—~Young. sound and gentle
work horse. Tel. W’ilton 87. Mrs. H.
L. Sturges.
’ MAKE your: CAR A SEDAN.
muo— mm pponlar makes
Fords. Attach-
of cars. Price 3260.00.
Limonset'te tops for
ed, $23.00.
SHUFELT BROS,
201 Washington Street,
3. Nomlk. Tel. 3015.
' CWM'E m or 21 Bayview gve-
me. prominently connected with the
Trinity church died suddenly at 1
fi‘clock this-memo”! at'his home. He
.h"well 'l’tnown'in Nor-walk and. scores
"n! friends will learn of his deathwith
Lloyd George wasoificially announced
, . .. ~ » . , thisaevening. ,
313:; asmifmwfza Mm m” Manner” ‘mNDON, _0ct. 19 (Associated. ‘
, .. . . fPrea).———The Lloyd George Coalition
ofteommons and Government Minis- ‘.
tars, at. their meeting in the Carlton ‘
'LAil makes of Emotes, Generators,
READERS, ATTENTION !, ,
If you have mundmrnim.
junk, paper stock or metals of any
kind. sell .it muslin. and you
will see the reason why.
‘37 Fort St.
.
or Call.
East ‘Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone 499.
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Teacher of Modern Dancing
Studio—66 Wat Ave. 80. Nor-
walir. Telephone 1838.
Now Is the Time for
3003' PM
This can not [be done satisfactoryin
cold weather. so don't. wait.
- We specializeoon Asphalt Shingles.
Slate. Asbestos , Shingles. Tar and
Gravel and Built-up Roofing. Iron and
Copper Leaders and Gnfierc.
Thatcher One-Pipe Heaters.
THE NORWA‘LK ROOFING CO.
Phones 2965—387.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
Bosch a: mum Mad:
t
eto ‘ Service.
Starters and Battery Ignitions repair-
ed and installed by expert'mechnics.
All Work Guaranteed at Reasonable
Pflcee. ‘
119 South Main Street
FOR SALE—Chevrolet touring car.
with glass winter top. Just over-
hauled, all new parts. new paint and
;ires. Tel. 1732 between 5:30 p. m. and
p. m.
$55. Syphon closet, china low-down
tank, enameled bathtub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain, white celluloid water-
closet seats, :5. Seidenberg Co., 545
3rd Ave, between 36th and 37th Sts.,
New York.
FOR. SALE—Jinn Buren Ave, 9 room
rooms. all improvements, 86.000.
Small cash payment. Room for 2 more
houses. Geo. Mitchell. Tel. 1861.
FOR SALE.
rl‘he Van Hoosier property at Cran-
1.dry. Located well in Newtown ave-
nue. corner of Grumman avenue.
House 8 rooms, large barn and about
3 acres fine land. For particulars,
ASK JOHN T. HAYES.
7 Main Street Norwalk
FOR SALE
VVAN’l‘ED—Experienced female opera.
tors on Singer sewing machines
Steady work. good pay. Charles Man-
ufacturing Co, 136 Washington St.
80, Norwalk.
Two family house. 14 rooms, all
improvements, garage. 5 minutes
from center of lst District, $7,500
Two family house on Main Street,
all improvements, $7.500.
Small two family house in East
v
Vu’AN'l‘iCl) mYnunu Woman
a1 homework. Must have
3 in family. Apply to The
Store. 51-51: S. Main St, S
references
Fair Dept
for genera
o. Norwallt
Norwalk, $3,500.
J. M. O’BRIEN,
4 So. Main St. South Norwalk.
Telephone 977. ‘
TO LET
’l'l) LET-l» ll‘urnished rnvnn. private
inmily. in South Main, centrally lo-
: ltmi.
lull: llldN’l‘ Furnished sleeping
1mm}. 45' Flux ”in Road, Old “'est
14!.
TO LET
nwnls.
rooms. some
Fa irtield Ave.
L improve~
1-.
L“
'o .I [.HT
nwnts,
ulnrs
6 room house. all improve-
u-ntrnlly located. For par-
l'lmno 1094—2. ‘
If) i ivz'rv Nov. 1st. six rooms, all im<
imm-im-nts, 1st. floor, with furnace.
H. Linn- Sin-ct.
'l l HGT Nine room house, with all
um lwi'n improvements. Located at 7
t “m St. Nm-ualk. inquire at Sam
1.4.x” :17 Water Street.
ml l.l,'l‘ 6 room cottage, on modern
:“~}'~“~tlill‘nifl, best location.“ Rent
3K“ law It. Joselovsky, 41 Seaview
”H“- one 1809. Cf
’ .. . . l' ~5 large. light. rooms and
‘ :rll improvements. Rent $40
(I . ‘ truth. 10 'Elton Place. lnq. Louis
i mining S: Bros. Phone 2015-
..
l'
.;;..
FOR SALE
mom house. recently redec-
"ldiml- insidi- and out. Modern
'..“”,'"‘V‘ merits. Two minutes from
Hill)! 81.. Norwalk. Reasonable.
WWW-i: lots in East Norwalk.
....t_,
LEROY D. DOWNS.
lNSUliANCE & REAL ESTATE
Phone 1661
12.”: Washington St. So. Norwalk
I;
SIX ROOM COTTAGE
All improvements, within 3 minutes'
1“”ka railroad oration. Terms "res:
conable.
I—u—uun
J. M. LAYTON a. 00., INC-
INSURANCE our mam“ '
‘ Wt! Avenue , Plano iii
LOST
LOST——Between post office and Lin-
coln school, jeweler‘s envelope, con-
taining a ring. Finder return to Sen-
tinel and receive liberal reward.
gnu—.—
l.OST~Monday, small purse. in front
of 69 Meadow St. Picked up by a
small girl. Retilrn to 69 Meadow St.
LEGAL“ NOTICES
ORDER OF NOTICE.
DiS’i‘RlCT 0F NORWALK, ss. PRO—
fifi'gifl COURT, October 18. A. D.
ESTATE of William B. Smith, late
of Norwalk. in said District, deceased.
‘V'HEREAS. written application has
been made to this Court by the admin-
istratrix of s'aid estate. praying, for
reasons therein set forth. for an or-
der authorizing and empowering her
to sell the inventoried real estate of
said estate
ORDERED, That said application
be heard and determined at the Pro-
bate Oiilce. in Norwalk, on the 24th
day or October, 1922,. at 10 o'clock
forenoon; and that public notice there-
of be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in ‘3.
newspaper having a criculation in
said District, at least five days be-
fore said day of hearing. '
HENRY W'. GREGORY.
Judge.
in
SOLVENT NOTICE. .
DISTRICT OF NOR‘VALK, 53. PRO
BATE COURT, September 30, A. I)
1922.
Estate of Laura C. Baker, late oi
FOR SALE—.Brand New Bathroom.
0 Telephone 345.
The Elite Shop, under new manage-
ment. Walsh and Brennan. Special
scalp treatment, shampooinz, mani-
cur'mg. permanent. waving, hair bob-
bing. curling, permanent hair dyeing.
:luth Connecflcnt‘Volnnteex-s, flag at
the Soldiers‘ Home, in Newton, Tues-
day.
George Ember.
George Barber. amember of the
'%
Funeral services were held at-
the‘ home Yesterdnyand‘burial Was in
Spring- Grove cemetery.
We! 1!. Manyard.
Leander if. Mahmud. a member of
the 21mm Volunteers, died
at the Soldle'rs' Home. in Noroton.
yesterday. Funeral services will be
announced later.
. PROBATE sum '0? REAL
nan-rs.
Under and pursuant to an order of:
the Court of Probatefor the District'
of Norwalk authorizingher thereunto. ;
the subscriber‘hemhy otters for sale
all such right. title and interest as
Dudley E. Hoyt. Jute of Norwalk, in
said District, deceased, had at the.
time of his death. in and to the fol-
lowing described renl estate, to wit:
All that certain lot or parcel of land
in quantity two and onehalf acres:
more or less, with the buildings were E
on standing, situated on Roton Hill,’
so-called.‘ in said ’Town of Norwalk
and bounded Northerly and Westerly
by land of Joseph Cox; Easterly by
ROtOn Hill Road, act-called. now High-
land Ave, and Southerly by land Oti
Dudley E. Hoyt. ,
All that certain tract or parcel of.
land situated in the Town of ‘Norwalk,
bounded Northerly by land of Mary P.
.ofsthe greatest nominal com and
.the Cabinet.
.mnister Lloyd Georgewillthen pres—
.-ent his resignation to the Kins-and '
.advile his Modesty to mmmon semi- ;
curative leader to forms. Govern-
frcnch American waving.
47 Wall street. Norwalk. Conn.
2565.
NAG! BROS.
i’focal and renew trucking of
all kinds. Plan: moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Dally trim to
New York City" Building stone. ,
71 Cedar Street.
new clay
pack. water waving. mar-eel waving.
hairdressing. face massage. hair goods.
Tel.
Phone 318
Hoyt, Easterly by highway called
Highland Ave, Soother-1y by land
formerly of John Dingee, deceased,
now of Jessie M. James: Westerly by
highway known all Garden Road, and;
containing one and three-quarter
(1 34) acres. more or lesa.
All that certain piece or parcel of
land in quantity'about threequarters
(3-4) of an acre. being origins.
part of the “Smith Lots" and bounded.3
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. -
. EFFRON. '
5 Burbank St.
8: II. R. R., Easterly by land of Harv
riet L. W‘oodward, and Southerly byi
land suppoaed to belong to Lunette
H. Burchafll‘" ,usosusea" " ' ‘ “
Three'and one-half (3 -2) acres of
Salt Meadow, more or less, near Rotonf
Point. so called. in said Town of Nor“
Tel 2550 so. Nor-walk i walk, bounded Northerly and Easterly emmént;
n .
WE TRUST ANY HONEST MAN on! pom; Swine“..- by land formerly o
‘by road or driftway leading to Rotof'
woman to take orders for 100'abso- Wm. It. Luckwood; and Westerly by:
lute necessities. and remit our share a ditch separating said Salt Meadow
[0 115.
A special proposition makes from land now
or formerly of the
ilrices lower than “cut rate" stores; heirs of Charles I... Raymond, decéasn
9
Our
$35.00
representatives
to 360.00 weekly
clearing from . ed.
everywhere.
'Three tracts at Mount Misery com
This is the most extraordinary direct. taining 20 acres.
selling proposition ever Offered. Write‘
A. Rasmussen.
Dept. 10. Herrs island. Pittsburgh, Pa.
today for particulars.
. (a) All that certain tract, piece or‘
parcel of land situated in said Town
of Norwalk. being in quantity four
JELK E‘S
GOOD LUCK
MARGARINE
Free Delivery in Nor-walk & \Vestport
(4) acres, more. or less, and bounded
Northerly by land formerly of le.
R. Lockwood but now of Eugene M.
Tolles; Easterly and Southerly by
land of Dudley E. Hoyt, and “foster-
Sent Anywhere by Parcel Post 13, bv land or parties unknown.
Sold By , (1;) All that certain tract or parcel
M- OLSEN. of land, situated in the said Town of
42 Fort St. Tel. 1195-4 E. Norwalk Nor-walk. containing twelve (12)
MASON CONTRACTOR
an organization
how to do.
Phone 2824.—Adv_
H. Fabrizio, mason contractor, has
that "knows how"
when it comes to work in this line.
This contractor can do all kinds of
brick and stone buildings and is an
expert in the building of cement walks
and reenforced concrete work. The
building of chimneysgand fireplaces
is a thing that. Fabrizio understands
Office, 14 Snowden Ave.
acres, more or less, bounded Norther—
ly by land now or formerly of’Dillia—
zon Allen. Easterly by land now or
formerly of Wm. R; Lockwood, South-
erly by land now or formerly of
Joshua Jennings and Westerly by
highway.
(0) All that certain tract of land
in quantity three (3) acres, three (3)
mods and seven (7) rods. more or
Misery so called, “and bounded North-
erly by land now 'or formerly of Alan.
:0 St. John, Easterly by land of Dud-
19y E. Hoyt, Southerly by land of1
flay/c [52/ zk5fi1;es
you {a dance
Buy a Victrola and Enjoy
7 Dancing in Your OWn ,
Home.
We have all the Lptest..Dance
Records and you, will get many
an evening‘s pleasure from n
,«J
Norwalk. in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis.
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al—
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
4 .
lowed six months from‘the date here- '
of for the creditors of said Estate to .
investment in a, Victroiil...
on Easy mus. .
said time, will be debnrred a. recov-
ery. , mildews indebted-.19 said
Estate are requested "
diate Maren: to:
11m .
":L . W9.
winks imme-
w- ,_
’0“, meme 5w] mm , i m
Dudley E. Hoyt, and Westerly byland
formerly of ‘Joshua. R. Jennings and
now, at least in. part by land of the
N..Y.. N. H. 8: H. R. R. Co.
All that certain tract’of land with
the' buildings thereon situated. at Pine
Point in said Norwalk, known as Lot.
No. 7. (on map of The Roton Point
improvement Co.) Bounded‘ Norther-
ly by Lot No. 6, Easterly and South-
erly by Darien Ave. and Westerly by
Lots No. 15 and 17 on said map.
All that certain tract of Salt Mea-
dow' bounded Northerly by Highway
called Rowayton Ave. and center of
brook; - Easterly by highway called
Rowayton Ave. Southeriy by land of
Oliver Cook. Ind Westerly by the
center of creek. .
An undivided one-sixth (1-5) inter-
est inand to each ottbe five (5)
lots or parcels, of land situated in
'said Town of Norwaih. and within
"Town Clerk of saddTown of Not-walk
gentifled, “Map of. land owned by 1...:H.
.Moore, Esq" situated ‘in. South Nor.
walk, drawnby 11, H. Lambert, from
survey of Geo. Beckwith, Dec, 186 ."
For particulars. andterfllfl. apply to:
. ‘ EMMAD "“HOSET,
‘ « , . Admmistmtriz.
lemhip of‘the Liberala‘is not: to be
less, situated in said .Tollm. at. Mount.‘
the City of South Nomalkfbeingmt
Nos. 38, ~39. 40. “rand “respectively;
on a map on filedn theroihce of'the'
The resignation of Prime ‘Minister' ‘
received its death blown: thehtmds
of its Conservative.».party when the
Conservative members o£.-the .House
clubsm ' WA}: inanimate» "an
peel 71:0 the “country ‘as‘rthe 'Consen'a...‘
the party. this create‘ 3 a situation
uncertainty the country has known for
many years. - ,
The unabatove certain to be unit
will be the resignation of Austen,
Chamberlain and his associates, .Lord ' 13*:
Balfour and Lord Blrkenhead from.
It is expected‘.Px-irne'
ment.
This course would bp’tairen because
the Conservatives have the largest
number-of member-sin the House of“-
Commons.
The Conservative leader expectedto '
be picked for the taskrls either An-
drew BonarLaw or the Earl of Der—1
by.
,The life of the Conservative Minis-
try. .wiil probably be very'brief, .ac-
cording to present forecasts, and a1.
general election is expected swiftly to
follow its formation.
The party line‘s upon which the
election will rite-fought present a. prom.
(mind puzzle.
Mr. 'Lloyd George may form a. center
party in which he could court? upon;
Austen Chamberlain and "Lord Birk-i
enhead and perhaps Lord Balfour, the 1’
three Cabinet members whose adher.
once to him has been repudiated. by
today's‘conference'. ’ ‘
This new party, it.
would probably
of a. goodly proportion of the (Jon‘-
is mggested.
and also of the Coalition“ Liberals. suggested by its leaders.
This formation might put the Labor
party in the position of the chief Op— Board of Trade. who leads the..Con-
.. . servative members of the cabinet 0p-
Lloyd posing Mr. Chamberlain, and Colonel
Pret‘yman opposed the continuance of
the Coalition.
cision should be posted until the meet-
position party.
The possibility that Mr.
George will try to return to the lead-
overlooked. either. i
Mr. Bonar Law's friends question
"3' 3- whehher his,hea.ith will" permit him to ‘ Henry
take office. even for a short. time.
Northwesterly by land 01' N- Y-. N- H (Lord Derby seems the most probable p
alternative. selection for Prime Minis-l
tern although it is sugge
Cur-zen. whoggnined greatly in pr’esJ
tige by hfi whorl: in the recent Near
Eastern negotiations, and is believed
to have been a. lukewarm Coalitionist..
might be summoned to form a. Gov—l
Today's vote, it is forecast. will be
proclaimed as a great Victory by the
"dip bards" group of Conservatives in
Parliament. who for several inonths
past have been advocating the with-
drawal oi‘ the party from the. Coali-
tion and its resumption of its normal,
party organization. 5
Comment. on the vote of the Con-
servatives was preceded by reports
fromthe Carlton. Club that Austen
Chamberlain’s statement had failed to
satisfy the meeting, and that Andrew
Bonn:- Law had spoken in favor of
maintaining the independence of thee
Conservative influence upon the meet-l
mg.
The vote of the Conserxutives-at the ‘
Carlton Club was taken on a motionj
by Colonel Pretyman, Unionistem-i
her for the Chalmsford Division of;
Essex, which read: {
T'ResolvedLThat this meeting oft
Conservative Members of the House“
of Commons declares its opinion thati
the Conservative Party; while-.wiliing
to co-operate with the Coalition Lib—I
erals, should fight the" electionuas en ‘
independent party with its own leader
and its own program." . ' ' :
Two events of yesterday were con-g
sidered to have contributed largely to .
today's decision. One was the icsnlt
or“ the Newport election, which in sol
tu as it was any test, Confirmed the
belief that the “die-hardS" that the,
Conservatives, going to the election as '
a. party. could sweep the country.
The second. was ‘the decision of the
committee of the Unionist: organiza-
tion to hold an emergency tmeeting to
consider the course of the party, be-
cause of the feeling that. today's
caucus, composed solely of the .Coaii—
tion members of the party in the
House of Commons with such of the
members of the House of Lords as
l
to assume to decide the future fertile
Whole party. - -
'Pafliament. they may be depended
George government. That the would
be done was slated-bythe Marquis of
Salisbury in\his speech last Monday.
The general “suits of today’s cob.
after a. period,“ upheaval, fizz-length
of which ls,difllculi....t.o predictjha me
' pafiy lines.
.,sid‘s.f.l:e Guatemalan: Although the;
lemma is the ,hae’adirnariiers r the
Censervaitlveijartsfl only fit Con:
One suggestion intimate“???
gomg u
-ber to where the meeting was being.
held. Two or three of those excluded,
5t
Austen Chamberlain. the govern;- L -.,,
merit leader in the House, addressed ‘
he meeting first. ‘ . . a
He spoke strongly along the lines THE mmas
command the support of his recent Birmingham speech. ap-
‘pealing for the unity of the partf he
servatlves who stood by the Coalition. 3 supported along the lines ofthe policy
Bled that Lord th
were Cabinet members, had- n’oi right ‘
”L If the Conservatives control the nest ‘ '
upon. it is considered to carry on: the ‘ '.
treaty made with Ireland by the Lloyd.
lapsexof the-Comfltionmromisestto be. ‘
version!“ Great. Britain] to. indirect-2 -
{tiomn lantern oi government on: strict ,
're were some heated miles in~§
‘AVibtrola Win Bea madame cm. You Gan nu;-
' ‘ Silenced” EasyeWu‘kly PM.
tow. , .1
Ansbe’ n Chamberlain and late
the other-cabinet members - - ,
with the prime“ minister
otter the Unionist meeting“ .
Lord-Chaplin washer-red from
pstairs in the clubhouse chem '
u.
retested belligerently.
CHOICE
Take a \Vinchester 5110th
271171 “'inchester Shells on your
next duck hunt,an.d you all
experience real shooting satis-i
Eaction. The perfect. balance:
)f a Viinche'ster is something
which cannot. be appreciated
. 'until you pick up the gun, put
it to your. shoulder and operate
the action. ’
Stanley Baldwin. president of the
They suggested a. de-
f the Unionist Association. Sir
Craig. Scotch Unionist. also op-
decision in sup-
ing 0
posed anrimmediate
art of the Coalition.
Lord Balfour spoke in snppdrt of
e government. leader.
Mr. Bonar Law's plea. for prevent-
ing the breaking up of the party is
said to have made a profound im-
pression. ‘
Mr. Chamberlain says the best way
to defeatythe Labor menace is to con-
tinue the party with the Liberals,"é‘her
is quoted as having said: "I say the
best. we. is to‘mainmin the party ab—
solutely" 'ndependent, and you will de-
feat the Labbr menace ,in‘ the end.
Otherwise you will split your party,
just as the Liberals are split."
LONDON, Oct. 19 (Associated
Pre'ss).—King' George. who has been
on a holiday at Sandringham, re«
turned to London today. It is expected
that Prime Minister Lloyd George will
be received in audience by him late
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