WANTED
\V ANTED.
FOR SALE—Glass winter top (or
takes it. Geo. Tattle, Rowanon. Ct.
Ford. in good condition. Best offer
warm: mars tamiliar with hat busi-
. em for keeping stock records
will factory forms. One with
Knowledge of typewritlng preferr-
Street. _
THE LAWRENCE AGENCY OFFERS
_ - purchase a. one-pipe heater, no
FOR SALE—1 Ford chassis. rumnngr before , your SW
order, 850. l. K. Pulley, 25 Monroe reasonable. "' ppm“. Staph
Pipelesa Me. It you are ready to
much}: Monroe ctr-eel. Phones”.
ma. .. -e . ..
cum None;
WATCHER FURNACES—— .
Agent for the famous Thatcher
1......
no: m - FAMORY r0
mi. Good chance for advance» A new house or six rooms improve- . ' . , , 7
- . berg and‘ Karim . m em _' aging .5 ‘ 5 ‘ ' 5. . .
msgm. Apply. menu, good lot, for $6,000. $1,000 “WWW “a JameiW‘lker {ester Crigeygac. T331" bad staginoén 15$“? flatwwo-mwmmm orecone- ins. particularly m the M
can. ~ cuhlcni of drama: sou ' ' - W JIM Ge ' , 5 5 fourth eitheaSAfifvooet-s‘ in the citr mu sections of mm _ ,
‘ E on msrent 5' 5 “a” m’ 5 .r ." ‘ ' ome»W.Ra.;-l Antoine Faxtltofilectorate was. , infirm ' l R ards “mien
' H Pin “tw°fam“yh°use°t "’0 ' . ”menu-emulate mondwmaclttnermemt-LD w “ usungtsveteltbeemed t ' arm“? WA” 5m“ w
R emu.“ 5 0 . c» :36. for $1.0m cash. Price $3.5M. fl _, I I" I 5 ' . -~ "3" 5 . 5 .- 5 - m wf‘ 11" , " ot'thisciwioéhndidase’for polling nlacestofacmmethe
- . t A bungalow 05 81‘ rooms, every 113' glam ..m m In”! a ‘ a“ g Gum; ,u? ”m tall, Charles Alum, get}. lme on ”P In Rafi-Ia ’9‘ governor, total two minutes afterthe pxzvtnt possible clashes hem
(“$3 and RN" film‘s“ l Provement. for 35.59%}. $1.039 (”8318- can. _ , ; m" .G‘W‘ ‘M WW1” ‘3 an; ”fut‘hm was 1“}- momm‘hemm in P's-EEK factions, and SM ’
C“! at (We? 1.5 50- 3'5“ S‘- 1:13in nan-alas " “ 5'1 .1‘. M. ififim- ,3. gmm Qt Voters. “12%th wagghttgs g§£9_.m,m,.m. . mph:- trend.
)1 $0. _ ammon and Thomas Fla- ._ 5 . ' _ ‘ «o: 9"“ 5 ton cast the second hallo; ' thedlsr‘; "‘
mn SALE—a real home at Blamn 5mm“ “‘1 m SLSc. m berm .1.“ 5 law‘flwxéfiwffim 5 “ 5? , . ,1 ,
TG'i-ZD—Ox‘eramrs on Singer sew- 393°" rm Fate" .3 3‘91“ I" "5 ‘ - r _ ' "5 Second “3&1- , - iflégkmm ”I”? L: {heigeubvi -2? _-. ._ . .. .. L z . _,
. quick sale. W88 Mitchel. Tela rm: NORWALK wnscmno 00. {Central mmuon- Franklin, 1 . ”I R . d u, .l among; Nov. i—vm ornate:
m» .. m ... Wm... mom w. _ twwnnwnrmfia..; mm... :5... mm... m: ‘ . -
5- - $0ting.was runarkably light in the 5 “ ' “‘ * in m" ed out at“; W ”"3 ‘ 13.: ‘ ERVOF N91108:
- Jacob & Sons. 59 Day St. South
_’ Nortal k.
AXTlQL’E FURNITURE
5 Amati-2*. lush prices paid for old-
tlxm- turnizure. mahogany. cherry.
" maple. lune. etc" also old china. slant.
anythtn: o: merit that is over 100
years old.
i).
z»): “'urtport Ave.
———_
A. BERNSTEIN.
Phone 998
(1717211 WANTED
l,“ l-rzmttxrco ox :2 ram r: H r
..:nri: t't'ri‘lxo mac'ruxa APPLY
.x. one.
._‘i:ll'ic;i~‘.i0.\‘ H’ECIALTY CO,
1 a; \‘t'ASHthiTOX ST,
so. NORWALK.
KN {'EllI——Exccu:ivc. married. well
*a'v-l. having had extensive sell-
willt knowledge 0!
,. t"
l,.
tit! ‘KIt‘le‘flCQE.
rz‘ili{~. collectiont. correspondence.
U, (iv-sires position baring possibill.
~< tor development. preferably with
till:i£l‘_‘lll.’lfik’ EUGENE]. White- 801 E,
‘m: u: Sentinel.
‘iANTEilmBoye over 16 to work on
""1 iron: 2 :1.) 1” p. m. to
Lin-till ll‘.§i“l‘nillt35. Apply Fred
Ill East Al't’h. Bldz. o: Nor-
CH.
t-v 011:1
(“~1th-
l'l;.l.v;-- 1’,
will. Mm.
1’ VIA); new- l-lxi 5-;io are»: sleevers and
_ lr Ami": hello; Shirt. Ca. ll
(Tin-«Liz: S. < .\.
\‘a'AN'l‘l-ZD ————— Laborer: Apply; ‘-':tll St.
bridge. Nozwnik. 431? an hour.
.' l’:‘.
VIA STEM (inn‘al l'ouwworkcr or in-
experienced girl to help with house
war}. and care of C’ ildrrn. Phone 2974.
VVAXi'Ele First class laundrcss wish—
o..- wnrl; so ‘:l.li0 ham“. Elizabeth
(into-'2}: 1‘- R. :1: and S: I So. Norwalk,
(tom:
1
V‘c’AXTl-ID5~50;.»‘rawrs. experienced in
S?“‘lll£ ,on cul'are. Sewing on culls.
warming; making, pockets. sewing on
p'lcbfs. Apply 3!. X. Maycholi 6.- Co.
17. Merv-fin Street.
“'AXTEEpt‘nri wanted on {first shift,
from 7 to 3...»). to ope‘aale late ma-
Chll’vfh. exp-whack“ not net's-53am".
Amerimn La Iwnwlln, East Norwalk.
“'AN'I Ell—5550irlrz in
hv Jim“, [.913le
to park chins
Shirt Co.
WANTED -~\‘.'e have a client who de-
sires m {turbos-3 either a two Isms
ily l«{1"'~é‘ or :2 1".zngzt‘ow centrally lo-
cated, n; Scull: XGT'WEH'L The Tay-
lor a.— l’wldon tszitnparzty~ inc.
“'.\Nl‘r;l_l5~lp~1r:~."‘-q on Singer sew-
imt' machine. Good pay Ior e:-
pcrienwd omrcltors on truth robes.
Conn Dress company. 40 Franklin
strut-t.
“'ANTED—5TURN MAKERS AND
THEN LASTERS. STEADY “'ORK.
BRING YOUR TQOLS. LOUXSBCRY.
MATHE‘VSON 5: 00., 5 HAVILAND
ST., S!) NORW'ALK.
S ALES‘ M.\ N WANTED—mcrand Union
Tt‘l‘t -u lacs a splendid opening for a
good ii'm man to handle their busi—
nvss 1:: Stamford and surrounding
towns retail. This is 1!. splendid op-
portunity tor a man to get a nice lit-
ll.) business of his on. quite a nice
buaincss already establish-:41. Pre-
tzrallfy a man with a car. Small bond
to rover goods required. Geo. F.
ll.t.~%:cll. high, 238 State St., Bridge-
port. Conn.
\‘.‘A.\:TED-F‘ernale clerks. Preterence
xiv-"n to those who have had expe-
ri-~r.ce or to High School graduates.
AWE)‘ by letter flamingo. education,
”Writ-ace and calm desired. Box
‘ 11‘ Care Sentinel.
VIAXTED—r-Board, room and ball: (or
we gentlemen. Room with too sin-
# beds. Fuh- locality and price. W.
5 way. 71 Control Ave, St. Creme,
£5521 Island, N. Y. 7
W.\.\:TED--lo‘or oped chop. Non-
‘ ion maiden end counters for
i work In gray Iron foundxrin
cctlcut. Study work” forgo“!
mffi.
once-n expertence and In. Addre-
F. P. 1L. care 80. 260mm Sauna.
can!» or. Tamara. ,
Thanking Lockwood- Mar-m
almpany. lather, WW... “5‘“-
brother, cousins, am. m_ all!
friends. for their nominal-lube
the death of my hasten-t 5 5
nuts. ELIZABETH m m
' FMY. " ’ ,3.
ram
FOUND-“A Run: 0‘ money
(31‘5“: (fin h" m”
,
mm-‘I and paying for lliil fl. m ‘
Nn
‘ l Crescent Terrace Ilia! {230
I. > . ‘ V "
LOST
in
FOR SALE—Gpright' piano. two din-
derson.
Conn. Tel. 384-2.
FOR SALE OR RENT—In East Nob
house and barn. lnq. Chas. Sigsvray,
19 Day Street. '
Po'n SALE—One brand new seven
car. direct front the factory. Price
$1.500. Call Danbury, Telephone
FOR SALE—One hand new live. pas)“
paintedmpsflh running board
never has been on the run
$1,000. Call Dapper-y, Tel.” "22.
FOR SALE-:Brnndnew ma touring
get theiirstnseoutotanewcar
when you can buy it on such terms
as these? Dulce Wilcox Flint. Inc.
Your reply nut we referr
a
lag room tables." Reasonable- An—
Rowdyton Area, " Rowayton,
walk. Bridge St. 4 acres, 5 room
passenger 1922 Chandler touring
995
an.
senger 1922 Cleveland touring car.
3.
d. Price
car. 3200 down, $1.00 a. day. W113" not
your a: take it to;
6
TEL5§9§411
fire out mt).
mtnre
or small to get attentlon.
junk, paper stock or metal: of any}
kind. sell it to Jafle Bros. and you
will see the reason.why.
37 Fort St.
Rowan 5r. nan-1: Roam"
Smash-ups and eat-cw by'
ATTBFI'ION E
It youwrant to dispose of any to:-
.or household goods, can. or
.“WATER 51‘.— run. 903.
w x 219-—
* READERS. ATTENTION !
If you have second hand furniture.
Write or Call. .
East Nonalk, Conn.
Telephone 439.
FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom.
$55. Syphon closet. china. lowdown
tank, enameled bathtub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain. white celluloid water;
closet seats. 83. Scldenberg Co., 545
3rd Ave. between 36th and 37th Staf;
New York.
FOR SALE—Block wood, fence posts,
split wood and kindling. Phone 2891.
Call 8 A. BL, 12 to 1:30. 6 to S P. M-
Ham. 10 Fair 8L, Norwallr.
FOR SALE.
The Van Hoosier property at Cran-
bnry. Located well in Newton are-
nue. corner of Grumman avenue.
House 8 rooms. large barn and about
3 acres fine land. For particulars,
- ASK JOHN T. HAYES.
Main Street Norwalk
a.
O
FOR SALE—SIX BOOK COTTAGE
an mwmfinu‘r xnlnntes’
walk or railroad station. Terms rea-
sortable.
I
J. M. LAWS 8: CO., INC.
INSURANCE THAT IXSURES ’
5 Railroad Avenue Phone 35'
Two family house. near‘West Ave
.nuc. all improvements, two car go.-
rage—$6.000.
Two family house, 5 minutes it
center of South Xorwalk, two car
garage—$8,000.
One family house, new. six rooms. all
improvements, E. fiorwalli—SSJJHU.
J. M. O’BRIEN
Formerly O’Brien 6: ani
- Real Estate and insurance
4 So. Rain St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK. COXN-
-TO LET
om:
TO LET—3 big rooms, all improve-
ments. Call 227d. 10 Day: Street.
FOR RENT—Furnished or nnl‘urnish
ed, 3 or 4 room apartment with
bath. heat and light, suitable for light
housekeeping, situated ‘on West Ave.
between Nowell: and South Norwallr.
Call 1333 for information, after 6 p. In.
T0 LET—«3 rooms, kitchenette and
cellar on one floor, running water
and gas. to adults only. Reference-
requlrcd. Int]. 14 Reynolds St, E. N.
TO LET-«Large furnished room, good
heat and electric lights. 41 Chemnut
SL, 80. Norwalk.
T0 LET—4 rooms, all improvements,
41 Woodward Ave.
TOLET—Sepante garage. for one
car. Rent $5.00 mouth. 8 Elan-
beth street. mi. am P. 0.
Block. South Norwalk.
T0 BERT—8 rooms ‘rlth all improve-
,menta, desirable location. For in.
(main! Slim It 18 We street,
South Not-trait. Phone 1874. ‘
at city. all improvements. Inquire.“
theomee «LI. mural: 00,112...
Slum-cad Ave. . 7 _- 7
13 1-2 waster, till. 38:11::
md‘ofice. Declination
cold weather. so don’t gait.
es.
Slate, Asbestos Shinfies’, Tar and;
Copper Leaders and Gutters.
‘Boech & Riemann Nngnetq Service.
gbelt-dreamer. face mas-age. halt goods.
T‘OLE'rulomhonoeneu-emter“
I
7» , mm 3
mama: W 19mm
Not: In the Time for
, ROOF Pmmo
Thkcnnnot be done ntisfactory in
We specialize on ”M Shinsl
Gravel and Built-up Roofing, Iron audf
v
. Thatcher One-Pipeefieatea.
_ _ THE NORWAIK ROOFING CO.
Phones 2955—387.
AUTO WCAL SERVICE
STATION.’ 5
All makes of Magnetos, Generators.
Starters and Battery Ignition: repair-
ed and installed by expert n‘fechlnlce.
All Work Guaranteed at We
Prices. -
119 South Main Street
Telephone 345.
The Elite Sh’op. under new unuse-
rnenl. Walni nnd Brennan. Special;
scalp treatfiient. champoolng. mant—
cnrlng. permanent waving. hair bob-
bing. curling. permanent hair dyeing.
french American waving. new day:
pack. water waving. marcel waving,“
47 “fall street. Norwalk. Conn. Tel.
2565.
NAG! BROS. ,
Low and long Wee tracking a!
all kinds. Planr ms. Special van
for moving purpose; Dally trips to
New York City. Building atone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 818
Reilly Mine at Strangler
Gives Up Dead, Forty
Bodies Being Recovered
(Continued From Page One)
returnjlomc. They stood in the mis-
ty rain all, through yesterday.
Sb; Stat:- troopers mtrollcd the area
about the mine. mouth and kept the’
liundrcvls of curious persons any.
Miner-5' Hall a little structure here.
was the temporary morgue, undet-
takcrs here. in Barnsbono and in
Johnstown were ordered to prepare
for the dead men. Early today same '
undertakers were washing and em-
bnlming the mire-soaked bodies in the
hall here. Every delivery truck'zan'd
wagon in Spengler was " pressed in
service as a morgue wagon. '
Red Crc-fi and Salvation Army
workers from Pittsburgh, Alumna
and Johnston were on hand dis-
tributing coffee and sandwiches to the
rescue squads as they came" to the
surface with‘ their burden of death or
to replenish their oxygen uni: for a.
new exploration of the muddy Dill.
5When rescue workers. entered we
mine soon after noon yesterday, they
encounteredmodleerinxm min way
only one hundred feet'trom fresh air.
They halted only long mush to note
sure there “I no, who! life and
then hurried on into“ the m cm:
beta to search for po—ihle aux-rivers.
Weather "PM
a——--.
.1; h
Second yard one morning. less than
55093113?“ Yum h)‘ 1‘} o'clock.
exact flint-m were-"3:2 men and 155
wofnen. .‘Abont '50 men voted in the
'i first hour
women:
and the first woman
South Alain street. The men were di-
vided from the ‘r‘omen in the checking Missouri voters will decide whether'
mthi‘t“ they want Jane: A. Reed. Democrat.
on: of theilists. and three-
lto‘ serve his third campfire
were in use in this ward.
Moderator in the Sewn and fitm,th€ United.statcs Senate. or
wards was George Talmadge with B.‘they vantlleginald :R.
J. Reynolds node-puts.- moderator.
ward were Steve Sic-cs. James \Vh'rtr
ney. Lenny Adams, George \V. Yan‘
and' Edward F.
checkers ware Edna Pie-rec. Anna. May
Field, W Drum, latrrlctt Clark.
Lela Noam Mar} Stalin and Ethel
Busclibcurn. - ‘
At 13:45 o‘clock today 3. total of -
serum had been cast in the Second :21: saithlféngf
ward. being divided between 56? men tenant-governor.
Senators. secretary
:l'alrs. and Judge
interest was c
. bemator‘ml contest be-
The Third ward. was another that tween Giltord Pinchot. Republican.
showed a light '_V012> up until 11:15 and John A. McSpax-ran, Democrat.
and 27-1.
For Rot-walk mam Sham . A
, thi-raflcrnnon; ,talramnmdi‘wcd-
l
MEWJ
The
The first m... to vote was R. Hoyt.
Mrs. Bade of
l
. l
us J. Smith, '
)nv
w...
The registrars were 1
The Pachixiemen in the Secondl
Toxic r. while the
A.
women.
.' . -. ‘- hird \Vud.
reel).
t
o'clock, whenpnt 26‘: \Utt’S in all had
. . |
boon cast.
. ‘r‘u
with R321: Ruble} c: 635 Fort P
stré‘éfi‘WHé“ l‘étter‘ t"... ' casting
met rote. Sarah
Street cast the first Vote for the wt) ‘1-
ea.
Iv r.
the l
m votes Bad been 6:: i. with
women bcgmiug to come in in larger
nt'rmbcrs.‘
It was all 0:.“
Republican :1
the; Early 7'01;
little- later ”ht
to creep in m .
The won-5.9 ~
evenly divided between
i Democratic votes in
3 this morning. but a.
.trg‘cr numbers.
1;. “later? ir. and Michael P. Shea.
ngstrurs; E. J. Edwards. fiscar Ne-
candor. J .31:
Kosmccki c2.~ckers:
and Char
tram: moi John Taylor, Albert S. .
hlcrritt. ' Jvahr. A". ‘Dws'er and Martin 5*
Duriand. r'lechiREA'mqn."
At 453:4:- odeektegiy 13?;
had been can: In tile” {mire ward.-
\Vorl-Eers ltefc by automobiles out a:
well as in the other cards but it is
expected {Eat the he‘afiest voting will
be done biifi't‘én S and 5 tonight.
Fourth “ltd. f
2.511 House. Mill Hill).
A light vote was a feature in this
want. but :13 remapping been mat
up to It o'elockl’hlc morning; and at
13:55 (3'ch :kfosb' 308 in all had been
cast.
The» first vote
Brown. while Mrs. Jase T. Dunbar,
(To l
was mst by John I“.
.3 iii!“ rote. out: no criteria
that sho‘ir'ed
morning. "
Possibly 35 votes Vere east the first
hour and a. half. with Louis Peg-any
being the firs voter.
Oficials here were George‘B. Moore
and George Cndllppf' machine men.
vitrified Cakes. Clara Suflflr an
Iola Rigging checkers. ‘
/ One hundred and ‘nmetyar mom
had been as in the;l-‘ifth at 12:45
o'clocthnis noon._ , j
m mm 530.“
J _
1051*" I _ VVVVVV I _ ,
with white m m
"I“ name m '
Phone 3902.
(Mayflower R. s; 1.. Co. Van Zandt [Court Chief
~about. the S“
5...... of Cottage E. B. Pedd
Lat 7530' Rem-rs; rhis'moqnmg but‘ofins 1mm
having been cast, otwhich about. #9.
"W‘Mm'ulj.urflfl 19 UM'EIIK r, ._
A “control of the.lower5_houne of Congresr
“‘9‘, raindrops, the electorate; I'm: to.
rent burning _ in t
‘f
“WWWI‘RW . ’ r’”‘5*cc1inngmcu in‘larg‘ er numbers‘uxan New Jersey 12351 "parts of
Bilamanyofthem.”
mien: reported that auto-in the campaign between 853'
ohiles were bringing out atoll rote. ,G. Pen-y, Democrat, 35-13mm tori
«tnxmordapecianyralargepercent—‘re-aecuon andRLi - 5 ' ' .
meiottheh , > _ _vingstonl§eeck,forkcmwithbggptskrar
‘ 'm‘
Out in the state
, ,5 _ _ Fermatnoonthatrain-mlgfitnetinterrerer
W Quintana. milked Kronen- with‘thc’size ofthercote‘m any greatf
plied the; while the {notional fight
here insyhavekl'ed some Democrats to,
the independent on
. {Wit-ticket” voting ‘ was
, and a small spnnkling °tgby the ygebuhfims
& Republican wards the
the voting“: met."
ST. Lotus:
xpublican. to succeed
give )flssouri two
Republican. and Jeremiah Bagan._tors.
Democrat, while deputy registrars an)?
assistant deputy registrars were Crahf
n‘er C. Hegemn. \K'Llimm Nash and
Charles Walters.
Senator Reed
closed their campaigns last. night, the
farmer with 3. Speech at Joplin. where
.two years ago he was road out at the
Democratic Party by the state party at!“
convention. ’ 5
MRS. LOUISE GARFIELD 5 3m .ne Jame, Com .1. .5. .. l genera: CITY. .
“Teacher of Noam meme ‘3». Swen “3 “i “““am as Amman»o the comet” M”; 5 . 5 ; - 5 moonoas.
fSW-‘s 'Wu'tumre, ‘80. N0?- Challengers *2" \l Frank Becker Wfih the result M . an unnsunfis ..&¥ammxw' 7.———Unset- .,
walk. Telephone 1838. ‘ ' ' ‘ ' heavy vote wg recorded up to 9:30 {3% weather handguns prevailed in
o'clock this morning- _
accompanied their male relatives 59“.“; but; a 3393...}- rate mapeeted to
triends to the polls and. voted.
. rummmmg.
DALLAS. TBS"
The m hm"? Slm‘l‘td 5.5 \‘ctcs cost. ”Hayfield. Democratic
c‘mt ‘ United States Senate,
the ator Charles A. Gainer-sort. and George
Independent Democrat.
F .
indorsed by the Repnhlican state corn—
Ymittee. were the agar-m or overshad— even. to a 5:231! extent, the Ku Kira. a}
in “31333 election to ,‘Klan. baxe been injected as imes. c 5‘ 77
T91” 5 5‘ ” Pofieem ene'bperatiees from- the of- 5 7 ,
Mamem, with his name or: the bal- m of the mtgsiafiomey‘ sheriff and TH AMER 1
:lot in a. number of coanties. but legally United States Marshal. private detec— ’
aent‘ttled to a place on all of the ballots Elm and M d guardians of the ballot. '
i“ the 15‘3” by virtue of 3“ eleventh kW. watched to prevent fraud at the? ”W‘ “5 3‘" 33‘
hour Supt-cute Court ruling in his 2.344 polling places in the city and; BZAtla‘niicSt.
4' I
fave r.
:iepubixcan votes began “mg .1 solid vote
he hasv'net said
at the pods todav were - -
. . . ‘ him in his camp:
Edward h. Gt'?i1fl§ll. moderator; Harry figured on to swing 2
Republican vote.
not on the ballot.
N Johnson and Ernest The clcrtion climaxes a
_ 10h" McGrath cf lawsuits. injunCtiOY-‘S and a man- battleground in an e
:55 w. krone, deputy rcgis» dermis proceedings.
BR IDGEPO ET. New.
ranching: heft?
“tit-28 names-oi thcsnom
{fist-place in
as'pmvirled 1')?
out ,which 113.
for g‘o’l’fifllfil‘.
The arrange!!!
made bs’ t
altered by
"BOSTON.
drizzle. went to
numbers. Police 85 7 '
cfiy.wide reports and
women‘s vote ’ 3;)
largest on record.
ately one—third
the 65;“:382 voter. wasthe mad 7‘ rs . their ballots at 9 mfiavegiwloncy”
person 5» J” 33‘ t ,,’ ' " " . ........... . . . . . . . . .. .
., mm Ward._ “‘M'
(Came: Fir: ”fibm-W l: mntaco _ 3;: \ ~
' ' ”Be “ ' pm .Fair watt. r
The vfiifth sand was .;s5dll5:.; another mi: 5:5}? $9.31.“?! ''''
51'3": the north
m” 3;ch
' ‘detéfix'finarlo‘n o! the
i, .
>
at the next mow-ion. t .
easily was indicated for >mda&"8 8189‘
tion.
emstatesmex
mg factor in the
mthem
other We.
' In North
Mm. L Nov. Tremor“;
was 335.1 to have the Kn Klux county.
own Cle
Meier Amter.
sit. “as referred yesterday.
Nov. ‘ _ ..
heavy vote “7% predicted in this CIL} t7 ,,
today as early voters.
wm‘and
aflectedbeam 31me ' 1.
mat of the farmer
Dakota especially
fififffpfim rein. Women were reported at‘ '-the‘ over portions of Mm Pe . >'.’
New‘menduflng ween-Em Interest Enghnd. _.
With streets glistening after; . , ‘
z'forfof ram; election day dawmfifi
voters being got luggag- rpm; "Réputdican ‘oppbnent. .led and withéleaders or dream
~ . - - politicians tent-am that chewing; didacicn jubilant over the W
said“ maul vote would turn out. {allege-y poll. _ ’ r ’
' ' lien outnumber red m men '1,
wrote one in the first hour‘s ~
ttints»: it“:
Wramm Nov. ‘" 1".ch to u 7‘ t
BISTBCT OF KORWALK,
clement , “gather 1311;; tried withaench 5
BAIEICQUBT, November:
then inuofing £5W note. f'l‘he ;
the shrievalty, the mntest "for qtayor mrshmwea'thai 1523." . .
being done mtflmfiatm file city ticket: 11k: Whereas, written septic-xii
In the heavy MW‘ut" noon.:pointed to a. closeibeen made'to‘tfiis Court. {at is
workers claimed “#319350“? the “mice 0‘ relz’l'tl‘setlt‘“ r mission to probate of a r
7 {km " ' ' 5 " ten-’inslrumcm as and for 2
lawman J. Whiteside lat
walk, in wd maria, ..- w
judged, ”that 5816‘
heard‘jnd' determined at
Odie-e, in Norwalk, cutie 1593’
November, 1922, at Z'u’ : 7
noon; and that public .. x
be given to all persons 5
therein by publishing this . p 5 5
newspaper: having; circulatirgh
District, at tentative days 13%
day of hearing.
HENRY W. G- 3'
' COLUMBUS. 0-. Nov. 55 3—mi-
{weather and moderate temperatures
~which greeted- Ohio voters as they
term. inl'went'to the polls early today, me:—
whether {peeled hypoliticalmbservers to bring
Brewster, Ree gout at least. _ a. Wrepreojentafion of
him and thus '. Ohio’s more than two million votes.
Republican ‘Sena- i Both Republicans and Democrats
iconfinued to claim victory by large
majoritla in the campaign for gov-
‘emor. U. 8. Senator. Gongreaflonsl
seats and all state and county offices.
and both proponents andppponents of
beer and light wines amendment
. the, state constitution carpi-aged
econfidcnce that their endeavors would
--Y01~ be rewardcdarlthweuecess.
l,‘ v
and "hie opponent
N. 5.. Nov. 7
Many women many parts of the far m ‘ t early to—
:be cast for the various federal and;
stale't'mndldates. constitutional amend- g
mentsudinlfiative mam-on the;
LII-allots: of the region front the Rocky;
‘Monntalns to the Pacific coast. Um‘
malty heat? reglstraflons have been
reported; from most of the states.
i CHICAfiO, Nov. 7.-.——Violence int
connection with the election brokeont
early today in. Chicago. when J. H-
Clancy. a Republican precinct worker
.in the 18th ward. at west side river
ward. ,‘WSS fired on ache was leaving
his home. ”Son-e or: the shots took ef- .
f“: it?” the” ”make" mm in a At this'age one needs anod-
mlgl’éfirée has min-ken the campaign {CODE “Hg £1355 for Nadine
for Cook Conntycflicers in which flee; Le; us make your glasses 3;;
Republican factionalism. religion and g famous Kryptok Invisible
Nov. 1—th
rally predicted for
vania's voters today
two United States
or Internal A!-
91 the Superior
' entered
YOUTHFUL SIGHTA
FORTY-FIVE. _ '
Nov. 7.-——Earle B.
candidate for the
to succeed Sen-
p
5°? “in" 31mm?“ MEMPHIS. Tenn. Kev. .. —- mthf
anything about the. the weather clear and cool through-j.
igning. Peddy was out the state... elm-l? indications today
he anti-Klan and pointed to an unusually heavy vote in f
“we was vTennessee. with the result in a member
of the races largely mathematical.
Republicmzs have made the state 3'
Sort to repeat:
” ‘l
PEddF'S
bitter battle
their yucca-175 of two years ago.
_ . = NEW? YORK. Nov. 7_——Clear elee— i.
7"“ Gtmg’ ”150:; Weather prevails throughout most
{0‘33}, carried the (if-the northeasternstat‘es. the'weather?
l
my” for U' 5' 5&1}- boreanrhere reported today. 7 ;
“ad 0: “Josef” m W and Keerflflafie’n‘
33““19‘ .5 rere the exceptions. whet-eight rains‘
‘1 been were in progress. with prospects of;
rk “'th was not clear weather later-in the den” i
*9 whom; Western New York state was;
reload: in some sections. but with a;
tendency to clear-off. Clouds alsogung,
.wAn uncanny
IKEEL ’ .; ens
' i Sfiflfirstcognf .
“The Store
despite 3 339353., ,
the . polls in 13139 ,.
4 timtes based on
that the
registered 7
. ‘ “to be the
and thatapmflm'
50! the?
heavy vote cep- ,
outcome of the races 1561 . ‘ ‘ k ,. r g ,
r5513" x ermrhowMge new ,Q " 5*
‘ (in the handling of mg
me against
E a snow-
eather outlook toda
of marten!“
Norwalk Chronicler