n :1“ Ann.)
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Antiqms. mgn prices paid tor old-
tlnn- lnrnlture. mahogany. enemy,
ln.1|1lt' 111111:.etc..also old china, glue.
1111,1111111: of merit that is over 100
Mars old.
' D. A. BERNSTEIN.
2U?) Westport Ave. Phone 998
WANTi-Tll- Alentlemau leaving sum-
mer home recommends ypung mun
111-1 eimunur and useml man, carcml
driv tr willing and obziglng. Address
M Box 79, Der-ten, Conn.
W ANI Eli -Young man, 30 years old.
wnnts position as handy man in
elwp W rite. ‘iiundy Man.‘ care Sen-
k‘Ufl SALE
FOR BALE—Baby stroller (go cart).
In first-class condition. Reasonable.
Phone 846 or call at. 71 Meadow St.
FOR. BALE—1 1932 Essex touring.
like new; 1 1922 Buick touring. like
new; 1918 Dodge coupe;1922 Ford
coupe; 1920 Ford roadster. starter,
3176:1319 Dodge roadster: Ford, 8100.
gene's Garage, 3 Harriet St... Norwalh
E'OR 8ALE~Baby carriage, cheap. In
good condition. inquire 20 West
Washington street, South Norwslx.
FOR SALE—Gas stove, parlor stove,
electric heater, 7 Chestnut street,
after 5 .P. M.
lllwl
W AN FED—Experienced slee1er.Ap.
ill.» lwltoy Shirt (0, ll (hestnut
street.
WANTEUM- Lutimiress to do work [or
rnmily at two at home. Address R.
r-znrr Si nlinel
I“.
w ANTI-I lIvSirong boy in shipping do-
1.1111111 11!. Apply Leltoy Shirt 00.,
Hi. rxlillll street, South iNoerlr.
Vl'AN’i‘l'il}~ellunrd, room and bath for
two Ift'nllt'lllt‘ii. Room with him Bin-
{JV Innis. l-‘mr locality and Price. “7.
I111; wy. Ti Central Ave.. St. George,
kidlli'll l::l.1illl, N. Y.
\\'1\N'l‘l£ll~ At once, a capable women
m 1";14-21 sewmg machine operators
111 Ulllll'i'Vlt‘iil' department. Steady
..m l1 and good prospects for the prop
‘mmun. Apply tiluelt, I‘cauudy a
lm',
\‘ .‘l-il1 « Hhippinl: clerk for local
1. MW. Shite lure, experience, and
w ,. . .xpvvted. Box cure Bentl-
"J...
rial» Young men for office in
ulnwturlng plant. Must be bright
:‘lll‘iitt‘ and write plainly. Suite
. .lwl'ielltto and wages desired and
one number to Post Office
:1- 0 Norwalk.
\ .“‘ll': l1~iloys in machine shop.
l:y work. good pay Neptune
m.- '1rc Mfg. 00., 66 Fort street, E.
l \“.ill{.
a .\ \'l‘l ‘l J—~Messenger boy. Apply
\'-\. ~l» r11 Union Telegraph Co.
\\ AN” l‘l‘ ll ~— Per open shop. Non—
unl 111 molders and coremnkers for
heavy work in gray iron foundry in
Connecticut. Steady work for good
men. Your reply must include refer—
ences. experience nml one.
I". I”. M, can“ So. Norwnllr Sentinel.
“'AN'l‘l'I l)-~(. iris finishers and but
Ion Ht‘XVf‘lS in (llilrll'en’s coats. Must
be experienced. Louis Grecnherg &
Um. llvlmt, Place East Norwalk.
TO LET
'l‘ () RENT ——8~ rooms with all implove-
merits desirable. location I‘m in
formation apply at 18 Lowe street,
South Norwnlk, Phone 1571. .
TO llijZ'F—w'l‘v‘o nil-ly- i‘nrnirhd rooms
lnr [will llnlmkeopinlr. For informs.
Hon apply nt 18 Lowe street,
'l‘i) l.l2'l‘ sir 111.1111» with all improv—e
unmet.» prim» :15, inquire ll. Jose—
lmsliy m- (‘lmrles Thompson,
mm: HIHWI. East Norwalk.
“wwhfi
l l“. l‘ ~Iioom and board for gen-
64 Fort
i
um Private family Inn. 8 Put-
” AH... South Norwnlk. Conn.
-'.-.. l lll’l‘m-fi and 6 roor-s. n11 imp’rove;
.. 1m Hts. Inq. 36 Second St., East
.m. \\.1|k. Et‘fron.
’lll l li'l‘—~4 rooms all improvements.
L'l 'l lmlnr ave” Call 180.
1‘ ill: I: l' NT—Four pleasant roms. im-
l-l‘uwmvlltfl 15 min. from center. 1
twin rrmn trolley, garden. adults only.
1'lmliv (luvs. 473-3. Inqliire 84 Wood—
ward avenue.
0-
1‘1» l l7NT—-—A 5- -room apartment. par-
llil improvements Also a 3-mom
. 11 lr-lim-llt with partial im“rn\'ements.
In llllr't‘ Frank Iilbner. 2 ]- luton St.
1‘1 Ll? Ni‘-—7 rooms newly decorated,
, nll i111p1‘.ovements No. 22 Madison
imam, inquire John Hawker, High—
l nul Aux, So. Norwalk. Phone 336.
It) LET—4 rooms. with all improve-
Iml'nts. after Nov. ist. inc. 9 Bay-
‘~|t'\"-1\V'F‘. Phone 1732.
y.
FOR SALE—SIX ROOM COTTAGE
\ll improvements, within 3 minutes"
walk of railroad station. Terms rea-
sonnble.
J. M. LATE/N 51 00., INC.
iNSUltANOE THAT INSUMB
6 insinuate Avenue Phone 85
“cums BEATS ALUMNI
l-‘ranklin defeated the Alumni VES-
L'u'llny afternoon at the “mo!“
M'lmol in a faat Sme' Clements
.- turn-1| t'or Franklin ”In“: ”‘m ”3'"
helix, illlr'kit‘y starred 101‘ the MM
M Hing: four. The Pm W6rk 0‘ Frank-
lin was excellent.
ALUMNI Buckets
(rem floor
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Alumni—~14,
Address
FOR BALE—Pekingese puppy. Phone
399
out: SALE—1922 Ford touring, run
2,000 miles; starter, accessories;
baigain [or quick sale. Osborne, 5!.
Spring sweet.
FOR SALE ——- New Shoee Repair.-
ing Shop, complete with tools. lew—
lng machine and stock. $2 ’.50 Call (6
First. are“. But Norwallc.
FOR BALE—On very easy terms, two-
runily house. Improvements. large
lot on upper Main street; also Colonial
house and barn. newly painted and
papercd. Geo. Mitchell. Phone 1861.
... .. _...- .s_.__.__
FOR SAI.E.:-Must be sold at once. a.
'Lroom house. not an investment,
but a. home. with every improvement.
House practically new, in the be;
residential section of So. Norwuk.
Price $7. 000. Phone 1662- 4.
FOR SALE OR TO LET—Five room
house. Inquire Ely Axe. Rockinnd
Road or Phone 1782-4. Evenings.
FOR SALF‘r-B lots, well located on
Marvin Bench. tract. Price reasona-
Ile. lnq. Wm. R. Hausa, 24 Haviland
s‘treet.
FOR SALE—Buick 5 passenger tour-
ing good rubber and condition. Best
alter takes it. A‘so Mitchell 5 7' pin-
mnger. perfect condition. Phone Dari-
en 235. after 6 P. M.
FOR SALE—Oakland touring car,
reasonable. 15 Taylor Ave.
lt‘Olt SALEw 2 Ford touring cars. late
models starters; 1 Ford runabout,
starter These cars are as good as
“low. Also 2 Ford sedan bodies, 1
I“(1rd touring body. Call at 5 \Vestport
Me, or Phone 2153 Norwallr.
FOR SALE—~Ford car, butcher body.
8:; Woodward Avenue.
WINTER TOI’S~US_tus Limousette
Tops for Fords. $23 attached. Shu-
(ell. Bros. 201 Washington St., East
Norwalk. Tel. 3075.
on SALE— Brand New Bathroom.
$55. Syphon closet. china low-down
nnk. enameled bath-tub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
.14: bargain. white celluloid water-
ctoset seats. $5. Seidenberg Co., 645
.rd Ave. between 36th and 37th Sts..
New York.
FOR SALE.
The Van Hoosier property at Crun-
bury, Located well in Newtown ave-
nue, corner of Grumman avenue.
House 8 rooms, large barn and about
:1 acres fine land. For particulars.
ASK JOHN T. HAYES.
7 Main Street Norwalk
FOR SALE
7 room house. recently redec-
orated inside and out Modern
improvements. Two minutes from
Main St. Norwalk. Reasonable.
Building lots in East Norwalk.
LEROY D. DOWNS,
INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE
Phone 1661.
123 Washington St. So. ‘Nor‘waik
IMASON GON'IRAGTOB
H Fabixzio. mason contractor. has
.111 organization that. “knowa 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 re—enforced concrete work. The
built: ing at chimneys and fireplaces
‘s n tn ng that. Fabrizio understands
how to do. Office, 14 Snowden Ave.
l’hnnb 2824.——Adv.
Deaths and Funerals
. Gartrnde Winn
W
.i JUDGE DE VRIES RflIGNS.
4 WASHINGTON Oct. 31. -——lla.rion dc
Barry In Forte Sebosthn.
Harry La Porte Sebastian. or Noto-
ton Heights, vice-president and man.
agei- ot the Bounty Monument Cor-
porwtlon. Woodland avenue, Stamford.
died suddenly or heart disease while
leaving his home. Saturday morning,
for his office. He had not been inn
good-health tor some time. Mr. Se-
bastian was born in Urbana. Ohio.
and came here when about 15 years
or age. He studied music and was a
graduate of ’the New England Con-
servutory of Music. teaching the
violin for many years. During his
later life. he became connected with
the monument business and was ac-I
tively engaged in it‘ at the time of his
death. He leaves a. widow, Mrs.
Funeral service
will be held tomorrOW‘nt'ter-noon. It
will be private The Rev. Alfred
’6 Grant Walton will cruciate. Interment 1% u {3. 21nd 1011an ., “he
will be at Lake View emetery, New
Canaan.
a
THE NORWALK wnncxm‘ o co.
Your car take It. to
TEL. 899-13.
l ment. Walsh and
BUfi'NESS NU'IIL'IS
THA'ICHER FURNACEw—
Agent tor the [moon Thatcher
Pipelean Me. It you are ready to
purchnu a one-pipe heater, at! me
before making your selectfifii. Price
moo-able. Service prompt. Stephen
Miller-.15 loam ctr-ea. Phone 897.
IDCAL AND LONG DISTANCI
AUTO TRUCKING
All Kinds Team Work
Home Munro. For Sale.
'1‘. MARTIN, '* .
95 Winfield at. East Norton
rm THE l‘Afl'I‘OIiY 1'0
T-Hl HOME
untrue-u. pillows. bolsten' and
cushions .1 MI kinds sold on our our
payment pun. Also mounting. unis
(action gum-need. Drop an a card or
Leis-phone 317 for representative to
on
NURWALK unm'm co.
mum um Monroe am So. N Tor-it
When. you haven't any more use for
i ROWAN an. EAST NORWALK.
Emil-un- una curs damned by
are our specialty.
ATTENTION 1
It you want to dispose of any rur-
nituro or household goods, call or
write to H. Ash. No order is too large
or anal] to get attention.
44 WATER ST. -— TEL. 903.
READERS, ATTENTION !
If you have second hand furniture,
Junk. paper stock or metals of any
kind. sell it to Jane Bros. and you
will see the reason why.
Write or Call.
37 Fort St. East Nor-walk. Conn.
Telephone 499. »
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Teacher of Modern Dancing
Studio—66 West Ave., 80. Nor-
walk. Telephone 1838.
Now is the Time for
ROOF PAINTING
This can not be done satisfactory in
cold weather. so don’t wait.
We specialize on Asphalt Shingles.
Slate. Asbestos Shingles, Tar and
Gravel and Built-11p Roofing, Iron and
(Ripper Leaders‘and Gutters.
Thatcher One-Pipe Heaters.
THE NORWALK ROOFING C0.
Phones 2955—387.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
Bosch a: Eismnnn Magneto Service.
All makes of Magnetos. Genentom.
Starters and Battery lgnitions repair-
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
All Work Guaranteed at Reasonable
Prices.
119 South Main Street
Telephone 345.
‘
The Elite Shop. under new mage-
Brennan. Special
scalp treatment. shampooing. mun-
curing. permanent waving. hair bob-
bing. curling. permanent hair dyeing.
french American waving. new clay
pack. water waving. marcel wuving.
hairdressing. face massage. hair goods.
47 Wall street. Norwalk. Conn. Tel.
2665.
NAG! BROS
Local and long dilkance trucking of
thAL N0110$
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK, as. PROJ
grin COURT, October 28th, A. I).
more of My H. Orton, late of
Norwalk, in said District. deceased. ,
ORDERED, That the trustee or the.
gist created in and by the will of
deceased. exhibit its account to
this Court for adjustment, at. the Pro-
bnw Office in Norwalk, on the 6th day
of November. 1922.1“ 10 o’clock fore-
noon; and that an sinuous interested
in said Estate may be notified there-
or, the acid trustee will cause this or.
der to be pubiished in a. newspaper
.htstiingtsu chgflatignfin said District,
3 eat: fire are e or
or November, 1922. c said 6th day
WY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
Hones
ELECTORS’ MEETING.
The electors of the Town of Nor-
walk are hereby notified and warned
to meet. on the Tuesday following the
first Monday in November, 1922, for
the purpose of voting for governor,
lieutenant-governor secretary, treas—
urer, comptroller, altomey-general,
United States senator representative
in Congress, sherilf for Fairiield
County. state senator. judge of pro
hate for the district of Norwalk, two
representatives in the (lemma! Assem-
bly and justices of the peace.
The polls will be open for said pur.
pose from six oclock in the iorenoon
until six oclock in the afternoon at
the following places. to wit, at the
Town House, so called, for the first
and fourth wards- at the Central
Fire Station, so called on Franklin
street. South Norwalk loi‘ the second
and fifth wards; and at the May-
flower Hook and Ladder Company
House, on Van Zandt Street, East
Nols'waégt, {bathe third ward.
at at orwalk this 313
October, 1922. t day Of
HERBERT R.
SMITH.
TOW-'11 Clerk.
llllWllllSli 1111. l
11111111111111;
Rodyism will not be tolerated to«
night during st‘revt iinllowe'en cele—
brutions according in 1111 announce--
nicnt made this nun-111111; by Chief of
l’once \11 111112.111 it. i'uninngion. The
local authorities :me in lime extra
steps to prevent \icious actsof hoo-
mumisxn particularly in the main
streets. ’
THeauthorMes will” enter into tire
spirit. of the uglit and exercise a. tol~‘
erant attitudn- toward humeruusome
and harmless i‘roncs typical of hai-
lowe'en and it will take :1 lot of noise
to make the "cups" raise their voice. to
command sihnce. But. the carrying
away of from gates and like destruc-
tion of prep. my will not be counten—
anced, and a ham has been put on the
use ofstockings filled wth flour, meant
to "slough" pazsscrsby, and outer con—
trivances usnl in past. ceelbrations
thatvgtre likely to injure other per-
sons. The police are to take extra
steps to prevent the use of flour stack-
ings and those caught Wltil them in
their posession willbe brought to
headquarters according to Chief Pen-
all kinds Plant movmg. Special van
for moving purposes Dally trip: to
New York Clan Building stone
71 Cedar Street. P
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 1c 3
pound for rags.
. EFFRON.
Tel 2560 So. Norwalk
until 311111112:
AN 111111111111 11111
Your battery. any make, will be
properly cared for during the winter
months,
storage, a: The Rye: Butte Station,
49 West Ave. Special atten on given
to this lecture of battery work. This
is a well equipped battery establish-
ment whore service is the "watch-
word" and where experts are “on the
lob” See Bysz tor your battery
troubles. Phone 988. --Adv.
roses on com cell
”‘1,“ 111...: KECTOR
(continued on Page Two)
handsome bouquet: o! Wham.
“191,415? the Sunday school and
the Epworth League of the church.
while the pun. given Dr. Watkins will
presented by the church In xenon!
About 151: or the members or the
parish and friends of Dr. and Mrs.
bid them Well,
In his remarks said that he
also he regretted leaving East Nor‘
like community. but: that his
ileum: made It imperative the;
Vries, presiding judge a! the Court“ oft}
Customs Appeals“. today resigned“
twelvfie years? W. on the Gotta.
t
WWW!!!"
m item:mmue
bone ‘18.
either dry storage or wet.
Watkins were present last evening to
and Dr. Watkins
Capt?
appreciated the help and Wes
given by the member: and by all with ,
whom he had come. in contact. and.
nington. 1» r“ .
‘iuat there will be a. large turnout
of Halloween celebratprsls not. to be
tdoubted. Local merchants report an
unpreseedentmi sale oi masks and
Hallowc' en customes. Scores of in-
door Hallow" en parties will also be
on tape and the night Will on the
Whole. be a joyous occasion [or the
youngsters. ‘
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Weather Forecast
Iror Nerw alk and \'icinit):Fai1-T,to-
night 11nd,'vVednesdny;w little chwfic
in temperature; {real .- possibly
stronger northerly winds. A disturb-
ance control over the Lower Mississip—
pi Valley is causing cloudy and show-
ery weather from the Gui!r northward
to Iowa Pleasant weather continues
in the Lake region and N1:- :1 England.
l’soriherly winds p1 wall along the
oast and northeasterly in the interior.
Not much change in tempera-1"“: has
occurred cast of the Rocky Moun-
tains during the last twenty-four
hours. "“
NORWALK MAN ASKS
FOR CHANGE DE NAME.
Isadore Kweitkus of Norwalk, that’s
what his name is on his naturaliza-
tion papers. But Isadore says his
true name is not Isadore but James
and more than that the last part of
his name is In reality Kviakus in-
stead of what appeam on his citizen-
with the Superior court to allow him
to officially be called James K'viet-
mxdleéging that. when his name was
given in the application ‘for natural-
ization there was error on semantics
, 31113101. Rams auras. f
83181701203. 3I.——Dohars rolled
w
‘ a. week ago Sunday was not in accord- '
ship papers He wants his right. 1917 giving the ‘estry power to take ,- .Hmlm, "12'qu "and
name back, and has filed a petition action in connection with the con- ‘ W'ssifi'd?‘ ,
Grim city 131mm today. by m
church. Quantum- were “led a ‘0.
that the intention of we chry§mu
on um: mama. and it was snow _ i» _ '
. - - be bunt. as soon he: i—nhwwm
WASHINGTOIN, 06g 31 (mean. Mr. Galinhet {filled mafia. to the
ed Press) .———A formal reply declining fact that if the V0“ 01 1917 mite!
the allied invitation for American par— rescinded. “1%“ “13 V05“? “find 3‘19
rficlpaxlon in the Near Eu; peace, con- power to go ihead and coauthor the E
terence to be held next month at Lam church. In other words, M r. designer
sanue. Swngeiland, was (orwarged co. made it plain that the vote taken an
day by the State Department through last night’s meeting would either up-
the British, French and Italian em- prove or infirm tile acne... hf 1.111, or
hassles here. would not.
We we formal invitation, the A vote was taken by invinxthe vot- i
American reply was brief and directly lug list read by the clerk end check-‘5;
worked. manning the three tinny ed by the teller-.5119 vote was“ in
pean. governments that. the attitude of favor of rescinding the vote of 3M7
the United Staes and he reasons for and as 86311131: rescinding it. ’ Aim
sending Only American observers to» of 98 votes were out. This means
Laurence. already had been sent forth that the vestry sun has the pow‘ez- to
in instructions forwarded last week go ahead and. cornstruct the new '
to the Americmambassics at London. church. ' 3* .
Paris and Rome
STATE MAYORS
—--_—
PARIS, Oct. 31 (Assooiated Press).
——-Or‘u"c1al comment on the communie-
cation from vy'ashington regarding
representation of the United States at
the Turkish peacé conference at Lau-
sanne was lacking today. In political lace Dann, Norwalk'
circles, however, the general com- Wheeler, Norwalk- James T; 33:”th
ment which may be taken as reflect- Nmflm. E. O Keeler.
ing the feeling of the government. was Christina M 90““. Nagy; ,
to the effect. that it would be easier Hilton Goburn. South gm '
for the allies to protect theinterests to liam F. Tm vao'uth Now * ‘
which the United States gey'ernment (3. “my“... “wwmm M; adv“.
refers if they had the active official Norwich' Frank S. Morgan, New Hg“.i
support of American representatives. don; William A. Brawn. Dunbar-5:}
The American communiwfion indi' . s .. . attended the dinner at the:
GUESTS IN CITY
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‘dicated that the United States was de~ Country Club were Postmaster Ed- l
sirens only of sending observers for mund E Crowe and. Attorney Leo
the purpose of safeguarding rights Davis. . i
such as the protection 01 philanthro- At todays meeting H M Lerou.
pic, educational and religious institu- w was vice—president of the arm—
tions. freedom of opportunity. protec- ization was in the chair. and Dr.
tion of minorities, treedbm oi the Coburn acted as secretary
stint: t:md archaeological research Dinner 'wa: served tits: Qatari:
an s u . * . - o s e W81
It is cgntended here that French $d:nt:ya§ :11: :g‘iabéolo g ock. and here
and American interests in the Near as usual Stewart Frank Hollywoodfi
East. are almost identical and France. gave the visitors another 9mm of!
it is asserted ’5 quite 3’3 3““0‘” as Norwalk’s advantages. in the excel-i
l
COPYRIGC
Clothing
This wees our bo’y’s - 2*
mentrhas the sperm » .
of ornaments that will
to the boys for style
font. and to the p
quality and dare
The ulsterette, .
ble breasted,
is the popniar'm? .
color.
6N0.mmsrnm.‘,
any one to maintain the capitulatlons lence of the meal served
and all the other fights and 0w“. The menu consisted of: —
shexet-oforc enjos ed in Turkey. Fruit, Cocktail
Clam Chowder ,
St. Paul’s Episcopal Parish {Broiled Blue Fish & French Fried
To Replace Present Church'
Potatoes
With a Stone Structure
Whole Broiled Lobster, French Fried
(Continued from First Page).
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Potatoes
Pineapple and Cream Cheese 3 lad
Honeydew Melon '
Demi—tasse.
; A. u woos'rszn
Harm's
A'i'i‘ORNEYB AT nun
Former-iv Exmtn-rl U 8?
Gilles
1115 Main St. Bridgeport
Send to.- Booklet on W
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Following dinner, during the“
of which remarks were made ,
unests, Mayor Barton being {pam- l
ter. the guests were taken, by auto,
income. to t we plant or the . til-walk,
Tire 8: Rubber company. and herein—l
spected one of Norwaik’s .
dustries. Following an hour
here the guests are to be taken to;
the Filtration Plant. Where they will
is‘n to a consxdcrable extent. but re-
sulted in a. complete \ictorv for the
rector. Rev. Mr Howell.
' The meeting was called by Rev. Mr.
Howell at the request of certain mem-
bers of the parish, who signed a peti-
tion asking for such a meeting. The
(petition was signed by Arthur C.
VV‘heeler, Samucl‘ Lyncs, Emily Lynes.
87 Cedar St.
Goods Called tor and De
View the water system 8.1163133. work!
on additional ,filtration beds being‘
made and then are to visit the‘Soutb
Norwalk El ectric Light Works the
oldest municipaiiy operated giggt, in
the state. Genciai S t
Albeit E Vinchester will 956%“ the
gm sis ox er the plant. after which the)" '
will depai rt tor their various homes.
.fl‘.
Elizabeth” 71%. Storey. Albert A. Betts.
I’Mamilton Adams. J12. Alice Shel-
don White and Arthur H. Chittim.
Rev. Louis B. Howell opened the
session with prayer and the clerk.
Ellsworth C. Lockwood. read the call.
Frank 1). Austin moved that, the sec~
and matter in the cell “the financial
condition of the parisli"vbe take-n up‘
first. It, was so voted. .
At the request of .‘rrthur C. W'heel— 6- S. my RELEASE - V
or. Treasurr'r. D. .1141.- Pena-1‘6. read his """ FOREIGN LIQUOR
rmmrt. The renort showed that nil \K‘ASHINGTON Octi 31:44.1“:
outstanding obligations had been paid: my be completed to
thqt dunner tyne-your ‘the parish had release 050 mm Gallons of 'rv’hjskey‘
.eized from ships flying foreign fiags'
M...“
FOR SALE; -
Very desirable lot on Vie
front, at Marvin Beach, sou
River Drive and Alden A
One of the very few left.
J. 151.0’BRIEN
Real Estate —- General is:
4 80. Main St. '
borrowed $60») on notes; that the tent
outside the three mile limit, and dis- ‘
was yet to be provided for and thal i
miss cases pending in~£eder3g _‘c6‘k'ts_
the insurance hill for three years in
adnmce would be due. on Deemn‘oc. against the. liquor onners i, 31,“):
' owners and ship operators. 1 »
81.
The question was asked by Mr
W’heeler if the report did not show.
that the church was s 700 worse elf this
year than last. year. It was brought
out through reference to the books
that the church had borrowed $1. 3015
up to this timi- last year, Mr. “711991-
or stated that he was endeavor-int; to
show that the rector's statement 01:
l
Schooner {Emerald , with he
1,090 cases of whiskey
*
tinge with facts: thn{.48. that. all out-i:
shindig; bills had been paid. . ,1
V 1:1 was at nus time that Edward l).
Gaiiaher took part in the mpnrtcc
which was being exchanged Dmiug ,
the course of his remarks. Mr. Gallu-
her declared that; Mr. Wheeler sstntu 7‘
ments were liaisem misleading and \em , 1'
mous. Other remarks of a more or.
less Swarm” nature were exchanged
before the matter “as dropped 1
Clerk’ Lockwood then read the re» ’ .
~port of the finance committee, which
showed the condition of the large
church building funds. the manner in
which the funds Were invested. This
report was so well received that on
motion of Mr. Gallagher. secondby 13}:
.Mr’. W healer, the report Was approved
’gmd the finance committee thanked for
its faithflil *work. The finance corn-
mittee consists of Dr. Robert M Mul-
llngs. Ellsworth C. Lockwood and E.-
J. Salsbury-
The first.part_ of tin call of the '1
meeting was then taken up,“ This call- =-
ed101- action concerning the vote (it
Fmdcdnm’twiho-lw
strucflon of :1. now stone church. .0.
H. Bil-worth and Mortimer 8.13am
This was indicated atvthei'gpeasnry - ~ .
Al; Most litedsofiable Pm
s‘no. m ”-131. '~ So.
GIVE THAT CQLD' P30 '
smut-Ion . 7
our com Tablets emf
headache and fefer promptly
put you on the way to , ..
:1 box today and have
handy. ,
11.5.1
in:
'Agent for Page £48m
titer-d. Green Seal. tail
were appointed tellers in this matter.
Clerk Lockwood read the list of '
members of» the parish entitled to vote '
as prammd by the semi; on chob‘a
29. Many questions were asked as- to
gnaw the list was prepared. L. Hamil—
Norwalk Chronicler