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MERCHANDISE
' walk)
SS:—June 2-A.
) 'D. 1924.
. w McGuinness late of
.471 District. deceased.
. .~ l‘rohms for the Dis-
'nlli, hath limited and
hills from the date
. l-x-mlltcrs of said Es-
tlleir claims for set-
~ who neglect to pre-
anines. unions Olsen 13
AUCTIONEER
Joseph A. Angina.
Tel. 1103-12 Norwslk
NAGY BROS.—SIOPI.5.. Local and
long distance trucking of all kinds.
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving purposes. 6 ton Mack
dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318
daytime.. 804-14 nights.
umls. properly attest-
BUBINESS SERVICE
l time. will be debar-
All persons indebt-
' rfn it re, requested to
payment to
' .‘xlutH'lNMESS
. xeclltrix
, _\~ 3; Connery. attys.
Moving. Truckmg, storage 23
VALLERlE'S EXPRESS -— Daily
service between 'Norwall: and
Danbury. Also local trucking.
Norwaik omce trolley exp. Phone
675-8. Danbury office 222.
Personals '1
strictly conti-
:'..:::rs. Stamford P. O.
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.-— Confidential investi-
:l‘ 3: time, any place.
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nimcl Office and
z: :11‘d.
wgong: lull: contain-
x). . 10903. and
.5 11mm between
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111r-l Office.
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.\:» LUST—in Nor-
:I“.\'.ll‘<l offered by
\impson. 3 Park
up l703.
AUTO: l‘lVlfl
z. mobile Agencies 11A
1 ..l l-‘m-d tourings.
11:1! inllrlllg. All in
\‘.‘1:l s-‘ll or ex-
l"or".<, Call 1145-13
.lNlfi—Snlusman for
- :1 tumors, Lincoln
'l'illi'llS cheerfully
:xrss :tdelrcss T \Vest
resilence. 150
2007.
n-
’ your Ford now.
”invocal. T Vv'tT‘St Avc.,
L. 1) and 1330-1.
liuvm’wi Phone 293.
‘.\l.S-—
. 1523 TOURING, 5 PASS.
' ROADS-113R. 2 PAS. 1322
NKLYN, 1022 ROADSTER. d
', 1021 SEDAN. 7 PASS.
:TI‘F-EC'OTH, 1521, 5 PASS.
‘4” 1““"PE. 19-2. 4 PASS.
' 3'“. TOUR.1922. 5 PASB.
Frill‘cmE STATION.
'7‘ ST.. so. 30me
' 7‘0 DGE TOURINGS.
‘ ' ‘t NY OTHERS.
~.._._ -- -~._____——-—-—-—-—-
": Sorters. Generators rs-
"r’ «(3.15" and Sunoco motor
-916.
°= Er“.rt notice. Phone 2882.
w
P“‘9“”'mz—Su'vwc 8m. 1‘
r 2.“ 1 RS GROUND—001M
“Ti”! shsars. Charlie Rolli-
lf‘Zl COUPE. i PASS.
151.20 ROADSTER. :0
1:. 1921, 7 Rise.
'1.\.\',1917,5 PASS.
‘JAAST BROS.
JO RDAN. HUPMOBIL‘E
i lEALERS.
snownoou
AVE., NORWALE.
TEL'. 726.
TEL. 136C».
2.591;): COACH.
roses; SEDAN.
YOU WANT AT THE
“1' VVANT TO PAY.
"it EXCHANGE.
WMMERCE ST..
.‘I-{ONE 3261.
.xlts WABl-‘Lfllu
y, iKl'zIING DOINE
x: 'i‘OMOBILES
‘LlNG PROCESS
.1 a. OLMSTEAD
:.\lt MAHACKEMO
ll )NETOS—All makes or
installed. New Bosch
- Fords and all other
51. Main St. Phone 84!.
AIPJNG -— by experts.
ad storage for all bat-
dward J. O'Brlflna '
So. Norwalk.
‘l.\(21iINE SHOP-r
‘v'elding and cuttlnl'o
'I‘! hours including Sun-
. 2 Kolliglnn. 3 Steamboat
”it of Havilsnd St. Tel.
..uzAGE—Cars washed
Mllwred: also “you.
Tree Work
Nursery Stock No. 26
Phone 3346
Tree Specialists 28A ,
Tree Specialist
Conn. License
Power Spraying
A. H. KELLNER
' 7 Grove St.
Repairing and runnlsning 29
AUTO TOPS—Trimmings: re-up-
bolstering of closed cars. Reason-
able prices: best service. A. Hair.
corner Woodward Ave.. Grove .5t..
South Norwalk. Phone (28.
CITY HALL REPAIRING CO.—
from 7 A. M. to 8 P. M.
class work guaranteed.
Quality and low prices. 21 North
Main St. (opp. city hall).
UPHOLSTE RI NG-—A.nd cabinet ma-
Pictures and mirrors
framed. High grade work. A
Bergstrom. New I. O. 0. F. Build-
ing. 80. Norwalk.
' Fuel. teen. 1m 80
{DAM—Highest quality for sale at
83.76 per yard. Also building
stone. Further particulars by
phoning John Knapp. Wilton 68-3
Home-mass Things. so
NE“! FURNITURE—Party 1.3.1.1133“
town. Bedroom set. living room
and dfning loom sets for sale res:
tenable. Purchased a. few months
ago. Inquire at 136 VVashlngton
SL. clo Conn. Cloak 8.: Suit Co.
Wanted—'10 Ba: 00
FURNITURE—becond-hsnd. sought
at highest prices. If you have any
junk or metal to sell we wm also
pay high prices. Call or write
H. Jane. 87 Fort Point street.
Phone 499.
HIGHEST PRICES r'zuu —— For
second-hand furniture. Call 903
or write to H. Ash. 4‘ Water St.
__.._..._._.._
noo’iiswm BOARD
Rooms With Board 67
IN EAST NOR“’ALK —- Room and
board for two gentlemen. Call
2952 after 6 o'clock.
Room “’ithout Board 08
COUCH ST.. 7—I1‘urnishcd room.
centrally located. in private family.
All improvements. Call or phone
689-2.
FURNISHED ROOMS—Every c031-
venicneo for light house-keeping.
Near center. inquire 7 Grove 5:.
VAN ZAND'l: ST. a. r-rurnishcd
rooms with all conveniences by
day or week, at above address. 1-].
Ash.
EWLOYMENT
Help “hated—Female 32
EXPERIENCED “'OMAN — For
ripping. Apply Cluctt Peabody &
So. Nat-walk.
. Situations “amen—coma“: 30
GOOD LAUNDRESS-——Wants wash—
ing and ironing to do at home.
Mrs. J. Jones. 36 Kusuth SL, So.
Norwulk. I
POSITION \VANTED—As bookkeep-
er and accountant by a. girl with
fifteen years experience. capable of
taking care of an omcc. Can fur-
nish best of references. Would ar-
rang:- interview at any time con-
venient. -\Vl'lte box YlilO. cjo
Sentinel.-
Situations Mamas—Male 37
CHAUFEUR—Mechsnlc. wants a
position with private family. Ex-
cellent references. Seven years
with last family. William Davis.
Box 107, Sprihgdaie. Tel. 167-14.
STEEPLEJACK—Smokestack paint-
mg, running rope through and
painting flag poles. Clothes pole
setting. Trimming and removing
Call or Phone Harris. 54
'Wilton Ave.
LIVE STOCK
Horses. Cattle, Vehicles
FOR SALE—Jill}: goats and one
Hendricks Ave, of! East
Ave” Norwnlk.
Poultry and Supplies 49
BABY crux—$23 per hundred, two
' weeks old $32 per hundred. Bred
stock. Hatches weekly.
Barcd Rocks. R. I. Reds and S. C.
W. leghorns. 1V9 will also book
a limited number of orders for 2
months old pullets for June 1st.
Delivered. Harold's Poultry
Yard. New Canaan. Phone 439.
BABY CHICKS-
Buy Conn. State tested chicks.
Leghorns. Reds. B. Rocks. Wy-
andottes. "Our honesty' is your
protection." Free circular. Hall
Brothers. Wailingford.
HUSKEY BABY CHICKS—Ply-
mouth Rocks, Reds, Ducklings.
Laying hens. Poultry supplies.
Best prices paid for lhe “poultry
Phone 405. \Veston Live Poultry.
32 Main St. Norwalk.
P. ROMANO—Live poultry market.
Poultry killed and dressed while
you wait. Fowl. roosters and
broilers. First class service. Sani-
methods. 13 Chestnut St.,
phone 3338.
Wanton—mm m 60
NOTICE! WANTED To BUY—All
kinds of cattle. Extra prices to:
calves. Also pigs of all kinds. and
poultry. Will exchange milking
cows for beef cows. Notify Harry
J. Freedman. Phone 1659.
48
“‘anted—Rooms or Board 73
FURNISHED ROOM “WANTED-—
Near center of South Nortvalk for
single man. R. U. V. Company.
South Norwalk. Conn.
REAL ESTAIE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats 74
APARTMENTS—5 large rooms. $20.
On Tolles St. Some improvements.
Also 3 rooms, $12. on lily Ave.
Phone 1123-2. (‘rlll evenings. l“.
.& L. Chase. 4 liylngton placo‘.
Norwalk.
APARTMENT—Five rooms. steam
heated apartment with all im-
provements. Garage and garden
space. Rental $33. Phone 1787
or 3108. Scribner A10.
APARTMENTS—One five and one
six room steam heated apartment.
Newly decorated; five minutes’
walk from station in good resi-
dential section. Phone 3108.
CONCORD ST.—Fi\e and six rooms.
all improvements. nen'ly‘decorat-
ed. new hail; room. new electric
fixtures. Inquire 5C. \\'nlr~r Si..
or 12': \Veotlxxurd Axe. l‘houc
473-3.
COR. CEDAR ST. AND CONN. AV.
-—Five rooms. all improvements
including bath Inquire within or
telephone 2258.
COUCH STREET—Upper half of
tvto family house, 0 rooms. all
improvements. Inquire at lN‘ l-lo-
mor. 2 Hanfmd Place. Phone
162?.
FOR. RENT—b roomu. all improve-
ments. also new two family house
for sale, .8 rooms. all improve-
ments. Also 6 family house, nil
improvements, without best. In-
quire 43 “'oodward Ave.
GARDNER ST.-—5 Rooms. half
house, 2 attic rooms. Lots of clos-
ets. Beautifully situated, 3 min-
utes walk from trolley. livery
modern improvement. Central.
Phone 1027.
GROVE ST.. lfi—Four room apart-
ment. all improvements incl ding
heat. Inquire within or p one
1852-12 or 1581.
GRAND ST. 7—homlk. four rooms
all improvements. first floor. with
garage. Inquire S. Kaplin. 77 So.
Main St., So'. Norwalk. Phone
1612-3.
HEATED APARTMENT—7 rooms.
From June 1st. Apply Kreigcr
block, 50. Norwalk. Conn.
LLRSEN ST..10—-Formeriy Cross
St. 4 rooms on first. floor, im-
provomenls.
NO. BIAIN ST., 75—4 rooms. Phone
747.
PUTNAM AVE., 37—9 rooms:. all
improvements. Inquire 108 West
Cedar St. Phone 2058.
“3.0mm 5 ROOMS—With improvements. In- district. convenient to depot. Ad-
quire 0‘ D- 3- Gorhflm Co.. 01' dress Home. Box 443 South-Nor-
Articles For Sale oi Robert Joselovsky. East Norwalk.
Saving Time 'And Money
One reason why you should take the time
to read the Sentinel ’s A-B-C Classified Section
is because you won’t hereto take much» of it. _
And one reason why you should fill your,
needs by spending money for the things adver-
tised in this'section is because you won’t have
to spend much of it.
A
The classified section is a saver of both time
and money. All its offers are alphabetically
and numerically arranged-to make selection
as easy as “A-B-C” or as simple as “1-2-3.’,’
’ 'And these. varied offers are made by vari-
ous firms and “individuals who in nine cases
out of ten quote low prices to stimulate quick
buying. "
Whether you spend time or money in the
classified section—you will spend less than in
any corresponding'place l
The A-B-O Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service \
Always Marat-In Opportunity
J. M. Layton
& Co., Inc.
M»- ‘
Insurance That Insures
Railroad Ave.
USED CAR
CLEARANCE SALE
Our entire stock being sold at
marked reduction in price.
ALL MA_KES 6: ALL KINDS
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Fords, Dodges, Buicks, Oak-
lands, Over-lands, Gray, Stude-
SiiOP—Suitable for garage. plumb-
S'l‘ORl-Z—Fitted with lunch room
1: OTTA (j li—For sum mei- season,
Apartments, Finis 74
and many
FOR SALE
WELL CONSTRUCTED HOUSE.
consisting of six large rooms
and bath. with two very nice
rooms in attic: locutednear So.
Norwalk station. Price 86.700.
.00...
in; or repair shop. Samuel Rood-
ner. So. Norwalk. Conn.
equipment. Suitable for lunch
room and bakery, 4: Van andt
St, East Norwalk. Inquire M.
Pascale on premises. .
Shore and Mountain—For Rent 79
FIVE FAMILY HOUSE. eaCb
apartment .vvlth every modern
improvement. Very good in-
vestment. ‘
month or \vrck, 51.1 to :30 \xeekly
(mo. Mitchell 467 . \‘augntuck Ave...
Devon. Conn” or Be: 73. Sentinel.
AUTO SUPPLY STORE—Retiring
FOR SALE—Old established corner.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property For 5‘10 3'3 canty é? C0:
scatters-Insurance
from business—An up-to-dnte Au-
tomobile Supply Store on Main 17 30. Main St. Phone 830
Road. in heart of Norxvalk. \X’ell
ALSO RECONDITIONED
HUDSON AND ESSEX
COME IN AT ONCE.
Erwin M. Jennings Co,
27 Harrison St.
Liberal Terms.
Bridgeport
RECONDITIONED
' HUDSON and ESSEX
These cars are like new and will
be sold at a. great saving to the
'CO0L1DGE Will.
We also have other good used cars
stocked, long lease. in business 10
SEE US TODAY
years. Price reasonable. “’rite
Box M. Sentinel.
FOR SALE
General store of groceries. fruits. iO-room house, l“‘° barn. ““11
Cigars. candy, sodas. ice cream. six lots. “Fell located in First
drugs. notions. Rent. $50. Your District. Price ..... $8,000
your lease. Price “.700. 139
Greenwich Ave, Stamford Conn.
I’hono 311.9.
Farms and Land For Sale 88
9-room single house. all improve-
ments. just off West avenue.
Very desirable at ..... 83.500
s-room house. just completed.
BARGAIN—Productive 40 acres, 8 Marvin Beach. All improve-
room house, fire places. barn. tine merits. Price . . . . . . . . $7,500
shade. elevation. nice View. state
J. M. O’BRIEN
road. near advantages. D. 8. Hull.
6 Bo. Main St. Phone 977
ERWIN M. JENNINGS
COMPANY, Inc.
27 Harrison St. Bridgeport
For Instant Service
PHONE
Realtor. Havilsxzd. Block.
Houses for Sale ’ or _’
O’Connor Taxi Co.
DUNGALOW -— A new live-room
bungalow with bath. large lot.
Very easy terms if d-Lli'i‘td. In-
quire 42 Glenwood Ave.
.-LO‘A‘M-—
Three different grades.
FOR SALE—7 room homo. all fin- .
provements. 6 minutes from Nor- Gravel and Sand and Build"
walk P. 0. $5,500. Small cash pav-
ment. P. 0. Box 7:. Norwalk. i118 Stonfi
HERE IS A DANDY—Nice henna.
'move right in. N. L. Byxbcc. 12
N AGY BROS.
100 Connecticut Avenue
--Phone 318—
large enough for 10. Two hath
rooms. Hard floors. two car go:-
age. large glounds. Some fruit.
\‘ewly paints a. best locati on in
Norwalk. Chmp for cash. CM:
Every Passenger Protected by
Liability. Insurance.
FOR SALE
family dwelling.
improvements:
cated in East Norw,aik
For particulars
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
figanSSEATE & msunnNcs
14 rooms. some
good~ condition:
and reveal an almost startling sim-
plicity. which may amaze those-Who-
that money. and more money. is the
essence of a political campaign.
campaign undoubtedly will hold
some breath taking surprises for the
old. line politicians who for many
Cow street. it. Norwalk.
9 ROOM HOUSE — Exceptionally
We believe that’ 3100 bonds
“ell built. improvements. Located “10" “‘0 “‘9" investment for
on Rowan street. East Nor-walk, the individual of moderate
l-‘or particulars address Mr. E. An- means and that as such they are
tierson.‘\\'estport, Ct. Tel. West- gaining I- Well merited "608111—
port No. 2 hcivveen s a. m. and 5 Lion. Yields are from 6 to 7 per
. . Afte 5 . .Tel.376. , cent-
? m 1- p m Inquiries Are Invited
SOUNDVIEW TERRZEE 17‘s.": Youn8”& COMP
room house for sale. All lmprov e-
nlcnts. Inquire at “me address. INVESI'MIEN‘I'S-MOBTGAGES
Roodner Bldg, 83 Wall St.
ST. JOHN ST.. B—I‘Jast Norwalk.
NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2703 .
Seven room house. kitchenette and
bath. Steam heat. fruit trees.
years have held to set formulas for
electing Presidents, and who have
stood and fallen by the famous Mark
TAB SIDE“'ALKS REPAIRED
WEBTERLY cenonn'rn oo.
30 VAN 13me AVE.
. Phone 8240 or Drop a Carat
GEORGE HULTZMAX
Carpenter and Builder
\Vindow Screens
Making Screens a Specialty
Phone 1045-12
PAGE HENRY FORD
BERLIN. June 7.——Prospects for
American automobiles in Germany
of the President's managers are as
follows:
eipaily on the issue of economy. with
revision of the existing tax law and
strict adherence to the” budget sys-
tem in government expenditures.
There will the other issues. of course.
but this will be the main one from
the Coolidge standpoint.
near Crofut 8.: Knapp- factory
Price reasonable.
are excellent. and especially}n the follow out the platform idea, with
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE-
Wanted—Ran mu. 89 GENERAL INSURANCE
Some improvements. Prefer Third WE‘LIAM F. HOYT
mm f& SON
VREAL ESTATE
Dorothy Darnit
ENGINE—Four horse Larthropc
marine engine and all equipment.
Cheap to quick buyer. Can be
seen at 31 Cove avc., after 5
TW’O SETS ROOMfi-——On Ely Ave.
3 rooms in each set. Light nod
gas. Also two large. stores. In-
quire Mrs. "Naggy 15 Lowe St..
So. Norwalk.
WANTED —— A moderately priced
house for summer months. West 45 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Ave. or vicinity preferred. 1-1. H. PHONE 435
‘ail 2317 Courteiyou road. Brook-
the Republican national committee
expending less than has been spent
in a national campaign for a. great
many years, and with main depend-
ones being placed on the State and
local organizations to get out the
vote for Coolidge.
medium prised cars may be
stantiai business be looked for, says
a trade report
Chamber of Commerce in Germany.
Auto trucks also will find a good
market here. the report avers.
High ' priced passenger cars will
meet the competition of
manufacturers,
chamber. so it appears that cars sel-
ling below $1 000 will be mostly in
the President will make only a few
speeches and issue only a few cam-
paign documents. must of these to
{ficnct ac...“
17V oeiil‘v
M9005.”
“Strict Privacy” Means—
You can borrow up to $3!» on .
(which mills in {one possession. without em
ing inquiry or inter crease with your fanfly md business
affairs. When we guarantee strict privacy, we mean.
that no one need ever know you borrowed.
Your relations with us are confidential from the moment
you make application until yam loan is repaid.
Me finance the man without bank credit. ,g.’
uo-emrmsw
’ Benefiaal Loan Society ,_
‘lssoardsys9to!
136 Canon Street
house behind it.
‘ Let us explain our system
and show you the finest dismay
Dodge Sedans ...... 5735-31 .000
'Durant. Tourings . $475-$600
Durant Sedan. practi-
cally new ....... $1,000
Essex Tourings . . . . . . $050- 8700
Essex Coach . . . . . . . . 8725
Ford Touring-s ...... 3 50-8285
_136:CANNON STREET}
BRIDGEPORT DEALERS’ USED
CAR EXCHANGE, INC. -
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY HOBNINGB
Theralueoftheusedcsrdepentbuponthoreflab‘fltyofthe‘
offered under one roof in the div.
READ THIS PARTIAL LIST: _
Buick rout-tats 3150-3000
Buick Coupes ........ $295-$850
Buick 7-Pass. Sedan 3050
7811111: Roadster ..... . 8760
Chevrolet Tourings . . . 8 75-3250
Chevrolet Coupes . . . . 8400-3450
Chevrolet Sedans . . . . 8200-3450
Dodge Tourings ..... $150-$385
Dodge Business Cosine 8730
Dodge Roadsters . . . . 8350-3610
limes Coupes 3050-8705
Ford “ orm Gear Truck 81 10
Ford Coupe ......... 8250
Ford Sedans ....... . . 8250-8400
Ford 4-Door Sedan . . 8500
Franklin 'Dourlngs . . . $050-$000
Hudson Speedster . . . $1.100 .
ALL THE USED CARS IN ONE CENTRAL LOCATION
BACKED BY A RESPONSIBLE HOUSE
Bridgeport, Oonn.
of reconditioning and inspection.
of mutational ears ever berm;
Hudson 7-Pass. Tour-
. ings ...... ........ m
Hudson Sedans ... $1. use-meow
Hupmohtle Touring .. ‘
Hupmobile Sedan ....‘
Jewel: Touring ...... ‘L ssos
Jews-n Miter ....r‘ 8035
Nash Touring ....../ ssoe
OskandCoupc $250
Overland Touring: and
Sedans ........... . 8100-8200
Oldsmobile Coupe . . . . 8500
Paige Touring . . . . . . . $185
Paige Sport Touring . . $1.300
Paige Coupe ........ ”$700
Packard Tourings and
sedans ...... ......3390' 4050
Saxon Touring ....... 300
Star Sedans ........3 ”0-8500
Studebaker Tour-lugs .. 850-0850
Studebaker Coupes . . $475-$1.200
Studebaker Sedans . . 825041.450
Studebaker Roadsters $000-$800
“'cstcott Tour!“ 8150
PHONE BARRON 4437-4438
MAKE ECONOMY
CAMPAIGN BASIS
Plan Includes Tax Re-
vision a n d Adher-
ence to Budget Sys-
tem
HITS CONGRESS
Program Put Forward
by Presidential Mane
agers Amazes Old
Guard
CLEVELAND, June T.—Lines of
the Coolidge campaign for Presi-
dent in 1924 have been clearly indi-
cated in the last forty-eight hours
by the President's managers here.
have consistently held to the theory
Not only this. but the Coolidge
Hanna campaign for McKinley in
1896. Briefly summarized. the plans
PrOgram.
1. Their campaign will be prin-
2. An econominical campaign to
3. A dignified campaign in which
be from the White House.
lyn. New York. «-
’By GEO. M’MANUS
' in”
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aa-
.rar
“1.2
u'rhet machine Ill” and
l'llrme 915. Ni‘htlca‘“
: r-f Haviland st. 30-
wewr's Team-mtg \
THAT CAN‘T BEJ
CURED THAT HAM
'Bo‘r wuxr tax/m n-
WAs‘h'ELA flame; HAD
P52.
now WHAT» Juno
“0- A sung-53
wiTl-ll it? E. . MY$ELF
1 DON‘T" KNOW l l . _[ WELL
THiN'K iTS' DEAD ’ 7- ,, .
own car. thought hardly quite the “‘9
4. Complete severance of relations——
from the stigma of Congress by re-
fusal to tie up with the rig-election"-
campaigns of the various members.
This principal has already been fol“ -’
lowed out in the make-up of tho
slate of officer: and orator: for the.
convention. the names of only two
members of the House and of no“!
members of the Senate being found
on the roster so far.
use
2 f’a'fl E‘s-I‘m
5. Reorganization of the national '3
committee to eliminate the influenc- ’5
es which for years have dominated :
it and the Republican party. This 3
may be said to be already a fact L"
accomplished inasmuch as all except. :
one of the principal officers of the 3"
national committee lune resigned and”-
their successors. save one, appoint-
cd or designated.
Old Guard Amazed.
It is no secret, here that the Old
Guard politicians, nearly all of whom
have assembled for the preliminaries
to the convention. are nonplussed at
the quiet but none the less effective
manner in which W'illiam M. Butler
the President's campaign manager,
has taken affairs into his own. hands
and. without consulting any of the
recognized leaders, madeimportant
decisions and practically organised
the convention over the heads of the
supposed powers that be in the Be-
publlcan party. __: , m _
Grant’s Old Home " -
. .
to Become Memonal
ST. LOUIS, June 7.—Dilapidated. :
its occasional green shutters nail- :
ed tight. its front and side walls :
sputtered with glaring signs. such 3.
is the present condition of the quaint *6
old red brick building here in _:.
which Ulysses S. Grant. command- E
r
E
f
f
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er—in—chielfiof the federal forces in
the civil war. and later president
of the United States, spent several
happy years of his life. ‘1
In this building the great military”; I
leader. then a lieutenant, married
Miss Julia '1‘. Dent in 1848. and
hero he lived for several years fol-
lowing his graduation from West ,
Point, when assigned to Jeflerson m‘
Barracks.
Here is planned a. shine. in the
full name of the word. to St. Ian!-
humble but great son. s. home for
mementoes of his life and s. head-
quarters for patriotic societies and '
organizations that cans to use it.
Solicitation of relics of pro-civil
war days and later years. which viii -
remind visitom of Grant's greatness.
already has begun in St. Louis. and ,
throughout the country.
The property. acquired at (ileum!
by John H. Gundlach of Ballad".
pr‘esident of the Grant-Dent memos-
ial association. was turned over
him to the association and I oam- "‘"‘
paign has been launched by com.
mercial and patriotic organization] I“
to raise $10. 000 that the old house
may be restored.
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Gums . DISCARD 1“ £3.
CHAUFFECRS.
BERLIN. June 7. —deing onc‘s
thing in Germany until new is be-.
coming a popular sport. The present I
custom probably is due to the wt»
that more automobiles are being
used, smaller cars are being put on‘
the market. and the extremely rh-
orous examinations required for I
driving license are being modified.
SPANISH was man m
SEATTLEy June 7.——-One of up.
see. prices of the Spanish war has}.
been sold for scrap after scare..- at
28 Yosrsintheserviceotthsm
emment. as. was “‘9 1;. _ . -
steamship Rita. ‘
and renamed Burnside
an army transport an ,
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