MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6,1932.
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FEiM—()pi»raimx4 on Singer sew—
Apply
South
‘17 A 2‘:
:‘Vliihzl'l‘ wiring machines. at
117 Jacob 8.: Sons, 5!) Day St"
Nonmlk.
\‘.‘ A571 Elli First clc ss laundrcss wi: .11-
n0 \Hllk to take home. Elizuht. til
Handy, 15 Raymond St. So. Noraulk,
( inn.
\v \VHFI‘JIF—Opcrulors (xiwricnrod in
mum“: on (‘oll 113 so “mg on culls, [
10:»! ’.:._:. n1 iaking pip-11mm. “mm. on
pm :~.~‘. A111?» M. .\7. Mayoholl & Co.
15 Moro in Sher-.1
VVAN7I7I'II)~~Girl wanted on first, shift,
from 7 to 3:31.), to oprrato loco lun-
(liincn, cxperivucc not necessary.
Aim-rimn l.” linnvlln, 15th Norwalk.
\‘l‘fxi’d'i iii! (will to pack shirts in
hufu ‘ [ml {in Shirl C0.
‘y7i\.~$’i'lv.il \va Luv? :1 clicnl who de-
t-iio,« 1:: li‘hilhh‘i 1M.” :1 two fam-
ily laws:- m :1 11m.- galow (.1 ntlully lo-
r-Mmi, in Soni‘i .Jn-wnik. The Tay—
l.~.r Av Holden Company. inc.
V. i\.\'i7i.1)» lP“i‘:l[(ll‘:<‘ 1m tidigm‘ stew-
illif lilili’llilit“. (loud pay for ex-
lfl‘l‘lt’illl‘li nm-rz:ior.~: 0:1 hath ruiws.
(‘uim luvs“. cuiupuny, 40 Franklin
:10" l.
\'.‘«‘\I\'Tl“.i) ~»Tin;19r'.~1 lwlpr-r. inn. ('7. W.
1“ mil, 1” llnrilumi Street.
\x‘fiN‘i‘lCi) ’i'iTll). MAKERS AND
STEADY “'ORK
Lt) [.7 NSBU RY.
5 HAV‘IL’ANI)
’l‘lllif‘v’ LASTERS.
liHlNll YtllWi. TOOLS.
l.l.\'l7lli~l\\'.<(7)N 6‘.- (70.,
5723, SO. NOIHVALK.
F.\l.l‘3-“~7».‘1]AN \\7.\N'I7l'7.D~-~~Grélnd Union
TV“ 1 n. has: :1 sislr‘mliil opcning for a
guild liw 1mm to handle their busi-
nnsn- in Stamford and surrounding
tuwiH re-luiL This! i“ a splendid 01'"
[ml‘tili‘ii._\,‘ [01' :1 1mm in get a. nice lit-
lin hil~ill"~-‘ or his, own. quite a nice
llllsvll‘i'fl: lLiti ally t‘h-‘ilblifibfl‘d. Pre-
lvi‘a’ni} n mun niiii :1 our. Small bond
in (MM l'nmh l‘t";liii‘(‘d. Geo. F.
liiibl‘u‘li Mun, 22:15 Evian) SL, Bridge-
pm'l. form, 7
‘~7A.\7l7i‘:l)‘"~"l‘7l?l‘iifilv t‘lt‘l7ltb. l'rolercnco
givvu in thmn \\ ho have haul expe-
rivnw- or in High School graduates.
Apply by letter station llfJE'. education,
c-kiwrii-m'c and Slitll‘y'liCSll’E'll. Box
“T." ('arv Scntino-l.
\‘.‘A.‘<'l‘l5l)-lharil, room amllmth for
tho ife-Yllir'll’lc‘n. Room with two Rin-
grlu i!"¢i.<. Fair locality and price. ”W.
llurwy. 71 Central Ave. St. Gcorge,
that ‘n l:~i.‘.llll_ N. Y.
“FAN i‘lillw lfor own shop. Non-
unirm molilcrs :mr’l corcmakcrs for
heavy work in gray iron foundry in
('nmwvtlcut. Shady work for good
mcn. Your rcpiy rmmt include ro-i'cr-
ouch-1, ('xpt,‘,rlf‘ll('i‘ and age. Address
If. P. M.. euro Sn. Nun‘mlk Sentiucl.
Weather Forecast
1.:1 vicinity: Showers
'l‘ucsilav morn-
.‘(11'11‘11llc :1
lt‘niiu‘nl :in'l i-l‘vIl-rnLiy
lug. “dim-xvii in; cloudy Tuesday:
somrwizut \‘x'lll‘lllr'i‘ tonight: moderate
montiwrly v. ind-z. Disturbances art‘-
(‘cntmi this rmir'ninc m'vr Mlnncsota
1‘7“!“
:‘ml '1“. \usa. 7l'7l.~__\‘ :1 rr- (nosing cloudy
and lilizfi'llltw‘i \V’i‘flil‘."l' in nr-uriy all
distri: is HM of tin? Rocky Mountains.
Hlunn-rs have occurred during: 11157 “15¢
,twcntivi‘nur hours in 1b" Ohio and
Lmvcr Missismippi Valleys "*7" "viii
min or snow hiring the northern bor-
(lcr l‘mm Montana to Maine. The tcm~
pormnw lf-l mild cast or? the .llssisslp-
pi Pl“ 1‘.
BATH ROBE MATERIAL
STOLEN FROM PLAIIT
Attrir‘mv l‘-. I‘. Erllzx;l:1n.of Temple
itiwt, N- 'l-l'ivcn li‘. i»uvrrru.l thu local
110mm on Saturday (wooing: tlfiit a
1"111 13;!l‘lli‘li Charlrw [“nlmlski. had 911-
I~ vml iii" rooms of tlic Charles: Manu-
l.” :urins: company at 1736 “'ushington
:H‘M. this city, and had tnkt-u a.
11ml: loml of bath robc. material, and
"1.1 1+ moud it. to, New York city.
m-its‘i-ial was taken without the
c . .11’v‘7}: )lcrmlssion.7
'i'l -- truck used belonged to Mike
7“. . Hxik or this city, and Salzman
that he lute-ride! to get a war-
nm for Fabolsk and asked that
want or the company be watched
that nothing further was taken.
'im»
m'iillATIOS ON D. E. HAWKS.
12. Ravens. of 213 East avenue,
air tlw past eight weeks has been
l to his home with an attack
ml poisoning in his right foot.
mkrn to the Norwalk Hospital
ll. :1 and this morning was op‘er-
”iron it) Dr. W. W'. Tracey.
“menu. on employee of the
lllccio Bros. Garage.
order, I. K. Policy, 25
Street.
JOAL POPS SALE—Stove coal, 8 tons,
more or ieqs. located ROWayton.
Haul it yonrvcll‘. $1130. Immediate ac~
lion Phonn Nnrnalk 22SS Reed.
THE LAWRENCE AGENCY OFF E5:
\ now house of Six :onmz. immn
nwnh good lot for 3600‘) $1. 000
cash.
41w, i'amili house oi“ hm rooms rant
$.26 for $10M) cash. Plire $3,500.
A 7liu7ngalnw 01 six roomsl cvor‘s n‘ im-
prm’cmrut lor $5311.10 $1. 000 cash.
Call at Oificc, 15 So Main St.
A
FOR SALE-11}- home at 4 Taxlor
Mm bolt location in city. ncar sta-
lion churches, schoom wet in select
iwighlmrliood on the hill. 10 rooms.
besides two small attic rooms run-
ning water in three bedrooms. besides
bath and two toilets, two fireplaces.
hardwood floors downstairs. Could be
made into a two family house. $9,000,
terms arranged. F. H. Gleason.
FOR SALE-4111231 home at Marvm
Beach facing water. B argain for
quick salc. George Mitchel. Telev
phone. 1861.
FOR SALE»Uprlght piano, two din-
in: room tables. Reasonable. An-
demon. Rowayton Ave., »Rowayton,
Conn. T01. 3843.
FOR SALE—$233011 cows. Nelson,
Homewood Farm, Tokencke. Darien.
FOR SAI.E———A Ford delivery, in good
condition. with curtain top. Phone
143‘ or 1617—12.
FOR SALE OR RENT—In EastNor-
walk, Bridge Si... 4 acres. 5 room
house and barn. Inq. Chas. Sigsway,
19 Day Street.
FOR7SALE»0nc brand new screen
passenger 1922 Chandler touring
car. direct from the factory. Price
$1,500. Call Danbury, Telephone 22.
FOR SALE—70119 brand new five pas-
scngcr 1922 Cleveland touring car.
painted maroon: with running boards
$1.000. Cull Danbury, Tel. 22.
FOR
V'v'ashinglon Street.
FOR SALE—~41 E 0rd chassis running7
Mom-eel
never has btPl’l on the road. Price
SALEMCharming new lmuse, six
rooms and bath. improvements. fin—
islii-d November 15th. Very attractive
vicw. Easy terms. See D. S. Hull, 94
Plpeless Furnace. It you are ready to
purchase n one- pipe lleoier. 830 me
before makingjyour eel Price
reasonable. Borden prompt. Stephen.
Miller, 15 Monrbe‘7ctreet7Phone 397.
FROM m FACTORY TO
THE HOME ,
Montages, plrlowa. 80th and
cushions or all kinds told on our ass!
payment plat. Also renovating, nug-
tactlon guaranteed. Drop us a can! of
telfiephone 317 for representattvo tbsp
ca
NORWALK MATTRESS CO. '7
Franklin and Monroe St. 82. Nsrwflk
,THE NORWALK WRECKING CD.
Whit-you haven't any more use roi-
your car take it to '
5 ROWAN ST.. EAST NOBWALK.
TEL. 399— 13.
Smashups” and cars damaged by
fire our specialty.
l
diiion $475. 33 So. Main
Phone 356-22.
In (1.
FOR SALE—Oldsmobile coupe, 3 pas-
sengi- r. newly painted and uphol-
stored and in first-class running cggi—
t.
curt the first use out 01' a. new
a? (hose? Dulce Wilcox Flint, Inc.
FOR SALE ~Brand new Ford touring
C31”. $100 down, $1- 00 2. d3.“ Why DOt‘blng. curling, permanent hair dyeing,
carlfrench American waving.
when you can buy it on such terms!
FOR SAl .E—~Brand Now
white celluloid
Scidcnimrg 00.,
hit! bargain,
clonal, Hews. $5.
New York.
FOR SALli~ Block wood,
bury.
nue. corner of Grumm in
3 acres fine land. For particulars,
.ASK JOHN T. HAYES.
7 lilain Street
Bathroom,
$55. Syphon closet. china low-down
tank, enameled bathtub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fillings; special
water-
545
3rd Ave... between $6111 and 37th 513.,
fence posts,
split wood and kindling. Phone 2891.
(11.118 A. M.. 12 to 1:30. 6 to 8 P. M.
Hum. 10 Fair St., Norwalk.
FOR SALE.
The Van Hoosier property at Cran—
Locatcd well in Newtown ave-
avenue.
llouse‘ 8 rooms, large barn and about
Nor-walk
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.7Norwalk
FOR SALE—SIX ROOM COTTAGE
aohable.
J. M. LAYWN as CO., INC.
«INSURANCE THAT msonus
5 Railroad Awhile
VA“ improvements: within 3 minutes'
walk of railroad station. Terms rea-
Phone 35
ATTENTION !
If you want to dispose of any rur-
nituxte or household goods, call or
write to H. Ash. No order is too large
' or small to get attention.
44 WATER ST. —- TEL. 903.
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READERS.A’1'I’ENTION !
If you have second hand furniture.
Junk, paper stock or metals of any
kind, sell it. to Jafle Bros. and 3911
will see the reason why.
“'rite or Call
Bast. Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 499. '
MRS. LOUlSE FCANFIELD
Teacher of Modern Dancing
Studio—~66 West Ave. 80. Nor-
walk. Telephone 1838.
37 Fort St.
Now [a the Time for
ROOF PAINTING
This can not be done satisfactoryitn
cold weather, so don’t wait.
We specialize on Asphalt Shingles.
Slate, Asbestos Shingles, Ta: and
Copper Leaders and Gutters.
Thatcher OuePipo Heaters.
THE NORWALK ROOFING C0.
Phones 2955~387.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
Bosch & Eismann Magneto Service.
Starters and Battery Ignition: repair-
Prices
119 South Mali Street
Telephone 345.
Gravel and Built— -up Roofing. Iron andl
, anthe only
All makes of Maguetos, Generttors.‘
ed and installed by expert meclunicsl more than pleasml will it.
All Work Guaranteed at Reasonable mittee was divided hem eon mm and
ms 111 1111
1L most successful Republican rally
was held yesterday afternoon in the
Central Trust Company Hall, “Vau‘
street. under the auspices of the Col-
umbus Citizen’s League. The rally'
m largely atteudeu and very euthu~
Elastic. , -
There were- several well-knowuau
52“”?qu explained the issues or
7-th'e present campaign; some of the
llPliNS lNllllill. FAIR
7Tl1ere was a. very good attendance
irst annual fair of Butler Lodge. No.
7, 17.0; 0. F., and Eureka. Rebekah
Lodge. .30. 42,
Odd Fellow's Hall,
and Halifax-d Place.
attended the opening night.
The
Nelson
Benedict of this city, ffié
in h' after Mr. Benedict had wished the.
One Of the Fri-“final Speakers was lodges all tile success in the world,
hands A. PallOtti. candidate for Sec~ .the mli‘lous booths were Opened for
retary 0‘ State. The Speaker gave all ‘buslnex’s and were wen patronized. :.
excellent; deficflption 01‘ the issues o7£i Merriams orchestra furnished the
ing the 130‘ that. the emplox meut sit- continue to do so exery eiening the
nation had materially improxed dur— fair lasts. 7 Tonight there will be7 an
ing the Republican regime. Mr. Pal- out of town lodge of Odd
lottl Spoke in Italian as “(21 as Eng: attendance, and the same tomorrow
11811- nigl‘it. On Wednesday evening from
A second speaker “as Peter Fran. 5 until 77 o'clock a special dinner 31m
chi. assistant city attorrm of New; be served at the Hall. ' The fair 7
Haven.
Frederick M. Salmon of \Vcstport, can- ithc 11th.
didate for Comptroller; Judge Nelle-i The general committee in charge of
mlah Candce, Anthony L. Bria. Frank thc fair is composed of Fred G. Bene-
Cappucclo and Rudolph How. The dict. chairman Harvey J. Weed, as-
meetlng lasted about hr 0 hours. Alfie;- slstant chairman: Mrs. P. J. Bradbury,
the meeting refreshments were. servediSC-Cretaryz Mrs 1“. G Benedict, fleas-
and a general good time- Flijox ed lurrr and Mrs. Rose Carr. assistant
ALL 1114me?“ 7933.7“500u0000001mflmm 00...-
DANCE Hill HflSPllAl
atcd and were placed around the sides
lot the hall, and also along the line
taken from the entrance to the hall. ii
The Domestic Booth is in charge 701’3
About 200 people 3111- mind the an-
nuai Hallowe’en dunu ht:- lrl under theinfgen: £7771?!” S Wilcox and Mrs.
auspices 07? the Junio: 1(113310 or the; B177 k t B0 til Th Ril , d
No rwalk Hospital the NorwalkiArtkin é molt; "7777 omas e1 an
Country Club on Silllllilly (Honing; Floé’era eB. th: +111 “7' ll' 7
Market's Six-Piece N< \\ lork Orches- Burkn Mrs A 0;; Wii rs“, 11d 1 319.111
tra fumlslilng the music. Edwin S Taylor mm a rs
The hull 7m (“70‘7" ‘ ‘1 ‘lé‘l'mpfl‘; Doll Booth. ——Miss Alice Wilson, Mrs.
atcly with corn stalkn .— mark-.1115. etc . T‘red Bailev Misses Clair
. a, Jennie andi
{to bring. out the full .11: d Hallowc' en Florence Rca‘rdon. 3,355 Jennie “ray';
Mrs. Jennie Bradbury, Mrs. Fred 1
Pitzer, Mrs. Harol r1 Gager, Mrs.
lAaron Martiueau and Mrs. Frank
Sturdevanh 7
(it,
idea. and dancing "“‘ ““ “’57“! front 8 Mus Dorothv Howéll and Mrs Clar-
o clock until shortli u in midnight. ence Mills
0110 of the featurcs of the e\ cning. , Ice Cream and Cake: Gustave
SD'Z‘il iltx number was Redling
ithe lucky number dance which was . Home Made Cake Booth~ _M,.s
cifv and Mis. Harold Bald“ in of this am Helen Hendrick, Mrs. Susie Sec-3
!
cit?» field
Socially and financialu. the dance
was a succem and the commlttee “'35 “:3. George Stevens, Mrs. Edward L.
The com.- Beers and Miss Carrie Foster.
The Elite Shop. under new mage-
meni, Wills}? and Brennan. Special
scalp treatxfient. shampootng, manl-
curing. permanent waving. hair bob-
marccl waving,
hair goods.
Tel.
pack. water waving.
hairdressing. face massage,
47 “/2111 street, Nor-walk. Conn.
2565.
new clay'
women consisting 0 0714““ Lamexre Jr and Mrs. J. Herbert Moth-am. iHarding landslide of 1920. and mak-i
chalmun; Fred Law. treasurer: M1531 Fancy Booth—Mrs Fred Lyon, mg a. strenuous ctiort. to upset. the G
{Ruth Dlmonda-7 “93 13w ‘7‘ arcl C‘ Firs. George F. Waters Mrs. Kath-770. P. in Republican strongholds.
flame, “ins Edith W finncan FriZ— 91‘}an Bonner, \i’rs. Eva ’Wilmott and' '
iEaxle. 331153 E dixh 'Weed. “'11“an Friz— Mrs. \‘Villiam Brown.
zcli.Mlss lxathi'm Traccl’. “77;“in Other booths were in charge of
Danivls. Miss lorn‘efia 9‘1“!“ 3‘3: Eric J Brig-115011, 1”:.rs..11~‘thur r.
$110111); Bliss \“00 Guile} I 71“,.1 Clark, ’tiissMillie Ireland. Ilzux‘cy J.
Bishop. 10.1mm Close. and ‘00 l ' .Weod and Arthur v Clark
liams.
FORMER KAISER
AN 1) HIS'BRIDE
The lickct seller Saturday
YV. Howell.
iSugden,
was E.
the door tender, Benjamin
and tllf‘ Cloak romn- was in
F» VVilmott.
NAG! BROS.
all kinds. Plum moving.
New York City» Building atone.
71 Cedar Street.
TO LET
Local and long dlukance trucking or]
Special van.
for moving purposes Daily trip: to
Phone 318 1sercnc inclines-a '
O\ HONEYMOON i
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\Viiiium addressed
her as ”‘01: r 121:: josty.‘ But to many
Deaths and Funerals.
, Mrs. Lester Fanton
Mrs. Lester ‘Fanton of “Elston.
‘wi-dow 9! the late Lester Fanton. died
yesterday at the harm: other daugh-
Saturday night at the openmg of thel
I. o. o. 31“.. in the new}
South Main street' , gall)
over 500 people, “938. (Wficonsin).
ir wail formally opened 7by_l
speakers talking in Italian and other}? newly elected Grand calamari, gnu-l
the campaign. particularly emphasiz— music during the ecvmlug and will;
Othervaho spolo were Judge come to a. close on Saturday evening .
:clm‘rge of George W”. Stevens and A.3
w
7States of the Middle West: end today
38.5 the issues in tomorrow‘s on: year
‘elec'tiou go to the people.
The wand up finds six United States
Senators from pentm States seeking
reheléctionl They are: _
Republicans -— Townseud (Michi—
Kellogg" (Minnesota); La’zroi-
Democmw—Ifitclmock (Ncbzas’ka);
Reed (Migsouri); P9merene (Penn—
silvarfia).
The primary mm of Senator pr
§Dakota, left the Republicain party in
155099 States with now aspirants to the
Senate. Former Sénaxor Beveridge.a.
Progressive leader in tlie davs of Bull
Moose activities, is tile standard bear;
er of Indiana Republicans in his com—
inaign to go back to the upper brunch
l‘EIIOWS in "
of congress.
Lynn 3‘. Frazier forrner non Parti-
Asan League Governor 0&- North Dako-
m, bears the Republican label in that
State for the McCumber seat. 0
In’ Iowa. where Smilli W. Brook-
lmrt is the Republican nominee for
the Senatorial toga. which formerSen— ?
ator Kenyon exchanged for the ermine 7
of a. Federal judge, the closing cam-y
palgn found a. more or less organized; "
Republican rcvoie against the Brook-
hart candidackf.
condition prevails in North Dakota, ,
where there is considerable Republi-i
can antipathy to Frazier. ,_
In Missouri, a. considerable shofber-
mg of party lines was. haparent in the
Senatorial campaivn- with Senator
James A. Reed dran' mg opposition
from “dz-Vs,” and Wilson Democrats,
at the me time relying on» many Re-
publican "wets" to desert .Reginald
Brewster. 7:
The Harding administration is the
big issue in Ohio, the President’s home
State. with prohibition also a. truegtioh,
as the State votes on a. beer and wine
referendum. Congressman Fes, cham— _ -
plan of the Harding forces as the Re-
publican nomineexis at the end of one
of the most intense campaigns in the
country on party i$ues in his contest
with Senator Pomerene. .
Two women from the Middle West. i
Mrs. Annie Dickie Oiesen, in Minneso.‘
.ta. and Mrs. J. J. Hooper, in Wiscon-3
Senatorial aspirants
Illinois,_ without a. Senatorial con-7!
Apron Booth: -7731”; Richa‘rfl Dunn. test.l1as witnessed Congressional cam—z Carpets and Rugs.
paign battles of considerable intensltvi
yin some districts. with Democrats hop—V .
Candy Boothr—Itlrs. E. W. Howell ing to recapture outposts lost in thei
iFORD SEDAN OF
A Ford sedan owned bv
Kirk of 246 Main street was stolen in:
Vcw York city Saturday afternoon.
’l‘he Ford was a 1922 model. A report
of the. loss was made to the Norwalk:
police.
Kirk had the Ford parked in front
to! 585 Riverside Drive, corner 135th
istreet between 2:30 o’clock and 37
io‘clock. When he returned to the
imachine. it was gone. The car was
completly
markers. Conn 69319.
in Indiana~ and McCumber. in North .
A7 somewhat similar I .
CONNECTICUT C77
won by Géorge Tirlmz 1‘ of'\c“’ York games Hawkps, Virs Harry Banyan] ism both Democrats, are among the "'0 I 82. South "on”!
-a
We clean and renew
Goods Called to: ma
LOCAL MAN STOLEN ,
Peres R.
equipped and bore the”
of the gnmin and the curious grown-
Sims who pulu d through the gate and
the hedgl s at the bridal party as they
collar on one floor,
and gas. to adults only.
rnequiied. log 14 Reinaldo St., E. N.
heal a: and eleclnc lights.
St, So. Norwalk.
10 lET-3 rooms kitchenette and entered the
running water estate,
References prformoa
it it gate lodge of the
“here time cixil ceremony ' was
\\‘iiliam was just a poor
unfortunate target for quips and boos.
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r0 I.ETv~Lnrze furnished mom, good 90 Coal Miners Entombed
41 “735mm After Explosion at Spangler.
41 Woodward Ave.
TO LET—4 rooms, all improvements,
l (Continued From cPuge one)
berth street, mqmre L :.Vx:c3.,
car. Rent $5.00 month.
Block. South Norwalk.
FOR RENT—3 Nice rooms with im-
movements for a couple with baby
iiy‘ s Mahoney 0
Fodor, 322 Fla: Hill Road.
TO LET~3 rooms,
15 LCWe Street.
1‘0 RENT~8 rooms, with all in!
at 11 Woodward Ave. ,. .0
76 Lexington Ave. Klan.
T0 l.E'—-l‘ Separate garage, for one 3g“... Pa...
8 Eliza— iwithout delaY-
52 Van Zandt street. .anuiry Phil-
light and 8.38
111,4 Ely avenue. Ina. Mrs. N388?”
provements. For information apply
FOR RENT—4 room house, all. im- Ins
movements, South Main Sta-cot. 71nd-
islon in the Reilly m‘n‘e, near Span-
and ordered a rescue car
from this place to proceed to the mine
Another car which is
T0 LEF——Flve room house; Inquire J. L125, 000 tons 9.3’7881'
now in New York State 313° was or: tage street on Sun ay morning. aged .
dered to Spangler. 1 ‘ l 70 ~\eurs. He is surmvxed by a. widow ; , Agency for
' The Reilly mine. hound! 3' emp 0‘75 and a. brother. George Wright 01' ‘
about 125 men It'1s'awned by 15“ llrookLm. The funeral will be held BUSTER BRO all
Joseph H. Reill‘sx Céaiwcoznpauy 0‘ from the late home on Tuesday amt-‘7 . . Show for:
IPhiladeiDh18~ find ~Df0duce§ about ternoon at 2 o clock, Rev. Robert B. B 7 *'
' ., iFo-ote, rector of Christ Episcopal " BOYS & Gmm
W church hfliciating, and interment vyill' . ‘ 9 _
HEALTH GWIONER be in East 7Norwalk cemetery. —
HA RTFO RD. Nov.
to take efiect November 30.
urance Company in
W
DE7VALERA’ DENIES
PEACE RUMORS
rage—$6, 000
,1 u .‘uorv all; Oyster Farms, has suf-
‘ inti‘m‘ly tram the attack 0!
*1 .. ”I poisoning and this _ morning.
‘I im: the operation it was 113ml?
1 - 101's sewcrnl pieces of boat? from
"‘ ’ 0’ Lila toes
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61;. State Health Commissioner, has .
75357:: his resignation to Governor Lake}- HA RTFORD, Nov. 76. ——Thomas 7.1.
He is to
take a. position 7%}: the Aetna Life
7Democratic ticket by about, 17. 000,
(11th PM)
A long st’atemelit, W In a “Ball.
signed by Eamon. 0 ,
truth to the i -‘ L- '
peace negotiations between,
tar, Mrs. Edwin L. 11031.3 W’estport
avenue, in he; 83d year. Besides lifrs. i
‘Host she is survived by three other?
children, Miss Ella Fanton of Vt cston. l
John 17‘3“th of Weston and Eduard n’t bu} \‘atti 1’: all necklaces for $20
‘l‘anton 0‘ Westport. She is 315° 5m" to $1013; no. nor for sexeral times $21)
given! by five grand—chihlren The fu- to $100.
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SHOE STORE :,
“The Star; That SaivésYou Mandy."
\Vednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. !
Rev. Mr. McCullen of thé Flglaiston M. E.
.church officiating. and interment will
{be in the Center street cemetery, Eris.
ton. Conn. ,
' John William “7th ,
l7 John William Wright, a wellcknqwn
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ted States Senator, in a. review of poli-
tical conditions in Connecticut, to-
: day, predicted the election of the J Shoe tore
with four of the five Congressmen, a ,
Dempcmtlc state senate and a close E
house in the General Assembly. .12
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