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Thrifty : Peofie.
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‘ this paper.
announcement;
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ed ixorxcnvaonn J. Fox of 55- mm-
I
read Arc. will be responsible only
. tor debts contracted by himself on
and aftor date of publication in
Stayed, 1405‘, Ma . 1°
LOST—.Last. evening betwccn liar.
bor V low and ,South Nor-walk. plat-
inum wrist watch with black band.
Reward. Call at Harbor View
Mrs. M. liegctnan. I
LUST—~Rmv boat named Net-to. Off
Fine Point. So. Norwalk. Reward.
Finder notify Olsen. Fine Point.
Phone 2111. -
LOST—Japanese. mink fur neck
ptecc. Lost Sunday morning be~
ltvccn “'ushington St. and Frank-
lin St. Liberal reward. Mrs.
.lamcs Diggs. 4! First St, East
Nor-walk. - '
AUTOMO‘I'I. V 2.
Automobiles For Sale ll
DODGE BRClS.——1 Dodge Bros. Se-
dan. $450, 1 1933. Ford Coupe A-l.
rendition. l 1923. Ford open de-
liu:r_v. cheap. 1 I922. Ford closed
delivery. A bargain. l’. R. Gregory
Dodge Brothers Dealer. 1-! “'cst
.\vc.. Norwnlk.
ESSEX Ct).-\Cli-'l‘his year's model
. x.-
.. ... ...—.-. .—
ete r1 Lot!
-r .‘9.
. acme
' Eats
(. r Hire
lilcycles
...o'uvo
'. 5—-
« - ~ uffered
ntractlng
.3 )Iiiilllel",
a Roofing
:rcly Honda
a: Storage
». “mg, Decom-
‘ 'f'Vle‘.
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i wseing
— :Js E-nica
‘ Agencie-
F‘s-male
Mafia
2 l’srnala
. lentils Alena
' ‘i—Fumt.
' ~d-Male
initles
:. ~~-.\I0l'l‘t1‘fl
mrrow
Couraer.
"~n Classes
. "Ur. Dramatic
‘ . '11-“tlon
.~_ '. Pets
u-hlclea
' . 3 >1;;*Il¢l
“i ii‘GL‘k
" ‘ ‘ $1 9
“ winnings
' -. ‘|M.‘flrle.
full!
)mce bloulp-
. rv Products
HAHN“?!
H1 l‘l'lf
'n.:.‘
L Diamonds
: Zools
' : lrsdise
,. lunch!
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. Mean!
'1' Board
M“ 'lsekcpiqg
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"”i‘» in Town
".15 or Ronl’d
ill RENT--
wrml Flats
was for Rent
Land For Rent
lien!
Task Room
. Mountain—
1..
,.~, lient
v: lient
' 3-“ ll). SALE—-
, fie-ax mutate l
' "Barty For mlo }
l fun". For Sale
' Sale
3 'r.
i " i sicuntsln—For
":‘~l’or Sale
Lhwlfiasi Estate
4*
fQEDIT
. 1 those
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‘i .lZTi'SlfRS
" “ ' ‘ " :hono subscribers
.m-zo promptly on
.75.: insertion with
that, in trio.
."0 51; extenthd the)
: adore the seven-
: .u c uni has exvlrfll
' .a'ion of this policy
‘3 CD
as the public in
collection expense
7 -~§h>l
in o‘xccllent condition. for sale at
n. sacrifice A. G. Archcr. Phone
3344. 3? Taylor Aux
i
FORDS—JDL‘: Ford Suburban. 1921
l-‘ord commo'rvlal. open body, 1921
Ford sedan. Ford touring. $50.
Call at f- Hamilton .\\'e. or Phone
II 15-13.
1923 Ford Taxi.
1934 Cadillac. 5 pass. sedan.
1924 Cadillar. Imperial 7 pass. sedan.
\‘AAST BROS.
Cadillac. Jordan. Hupmobile Dealers
Show Room Service Station
\l'ost Ava, Chestnut St, .
Norwaik' so. Norwaik.‘
'l‘t‘l. 7303 Tel. 1360
L'SEIl CARS—4V0. have uswl cars at
Bargains. Come in and make your
own forms. You nr-etl the car and
we nom‘l the space. P. J. Di Pietro.
4? “Vet Avr'. Phonn 955. Open
Mcry evening until in p. m.
NEW—FUnuS—USED
Buy your Ford now
0‘ Hollywood. 7 West Ave..
Tel 2900 and 13594.
‘77 ‘ . .
newbie; and W as
AUTO «TOPS—Trina”: "-89-
h°llt¢flnc of closed can. Ree-oa-
able prices: best service. A. Hair.
corner Woodward Ave. Grove JL.
South Net-walk. Phoae «I.
Repairing-nominate; as.
CITY HALL SHOE REPAIRING—
Highast. quality work only. Ev'ery
job guaranteed. Hours '1 a. In. to
8 p. :11. Try us once and you will .
come again. 36 N. Main St. (opp
City Hui).
UPHULSTERINQ—Ano cabinet ma-
king. Pictures .and mirrors
framed. Sigh grade truth A
Berg-trons. New I. 0. 0. 1!. Build-
iag. So. small. . -
' aux-1.0mm
Help “lasted—Female 88
HELP “'ANTED—~A lady for house
soliciting. Pleasant work: salary.
Address Box X. Sentinel. So.
Norwalk.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL—4701' very
simple house work in the after
noon. Three adults. small house
in Rowayton. Phone 235 after
3:30.
STENOGRAPHER d: TYPIST—Ex-
perienced girl required but not
necessary. \Vritc stating ago, nu~
tionallty, experience. where now
employed and salary dcsirc’d. to
box M cio Sentinel.
WOMAN—to stitch by the hour.
\Vritn to box 15 cjo Sentinel-
YOUNG GIRL—To do clerical work!
in office. Address 86:: L. care Sen-Ii
tinel. . ;
* Glad :6
‘ .
"
time.
no use Ma u}
Always the Sans—Ia Ionics ‘
Llwsys Mount—Ia 0pm
Doing One Thing At A Time
You have been advised frequently that the. .\ ,_ "
way to do things well is to do one thing at a
That’s good enough advice-but it DOES
seem to overlook thernecds of the individual
who wants to get many things done.
Such in individual should regularly read
‘ the ABC Classified Section of the Evening
Sentinel because-—
0
Here is a place where one can do one thing
at a time and still domsuy things in a minute l
The alphabetical and numerical guides in
the ABC Classified ‘ Section enable one to
locate dozens of opportunities in a short time.
. One can do one thing after another with great '
rapidity when the “things" consist of finding
classified opportunities.
You're missing Opportunity’s invitations it
you fail to read the Classified Ads. ‘
\.
'
6
Help Wanna—male 83
BOY \VANTED—-Ovcr 14 years of
MERMDISE
REAL ESTATE ’03 SENT
age. Apply Nor-walk Braid Co..
214 East avenue. East Norwalk.
Business and Oil-cc Lqutpment 5d
Conn.
MAN “’ANTED -— Married prefor-
at Donnelly‘s.
SAFE—For Sale. Second Hand safe
ably. must have sales ability and
fl
‘Garages—Autos For Hire H
BOSCH MAGNETOtr -A|l makes or
Magnetos. Starters. Generators re-
paired and installed. New Hotel)
Ignition for Fords and all all or
cars. 119 50. Main St. Phone 8 s.
FURD REPAIthu — by esp-rte.
Live and dead storage (or all bah
tel-lea. Edward J. O'Brien. S.
Webster St.. 80. Norwalk.
CONTRACT MACHINE SHOP—
and garage. Welding and cutting
Service '1! oil hours including Sun-
days. “Go-Gas" and Sunoco motor
oil. Chsrlie Kolliglan. 3 Steamboat
Place. foot of Havllend 8t. Tel
915. Nights 2916. .
GARAGES FOR RENT-Convcnient
to commutcrs. being located nvar
R. R. station. Frank Sana, .R
Burbank SL. So. Not'walk.
Repairing—mu, Stations. to
O'BRIEN GaRAGE—Cara washed
on short notice. Phone 2832.
Business Services Offered
NAGY anon—snore... Local and
long distance trucking of all kinds.
Piano hoisting. Special vane for
moving purposes. 5 ton Mack
dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318
daytime. 304-14. night-J
'AUCTIONEER
Joseph A. M‘IOBC
Tel. ties-t;
Baum-st. Services Oflcred
PAPERHANGISG DECORATING—
Largest assortment in finest Wall
Paper. Work done in lowest figure
Alex White, 35 Lowe Sn, Phone
2858.
Marvell:
18
Tree Specialist.
Conn. License Tree Moving
80. 20
TREE WORK
' IS MY
SPECIALTY.
Phone 3346 8. Norwalk.
VALLERIE'S EXPRESS -— Dolly
service between Nor-walk sud
Daubury. Also local'trucklng.
Nor-walk once trolley exp. Phone
6164. Danbury oflce ‘32.
Help—Male. Female
he energetic. (me not afraid of W“‘”"‘“ In! “
work. Good salary to right man L ‘
and steady work. Apply by let. FORD COUPE BOD): —— Phone
ter to N. S. I... care of Evening 2329. ‘
smun'" ' i-'|'ltNl’l'| Mr. sum.) as .4. .. ugh
MAN “'ANTED—v-To do porter at nigh-est price; if vow u.\' an\
work and tend to boilvr. llotcl \ Junk on metal to sell vs. will also
Mahackemo. pay high prices. Call tr .rile
. 8. June. 8? Fort Point street
MEN—To work y on Singer sewing phan. £99.
machines. Apply H. Jacobs st 7
Son. 50 Day 89... So. Nor-walk. HIGHi-ifi'l PRICES ran) — l-‘ot
' 3" secondhand furniture Cali 9n:
or write to H Ash 44 Water St
DOMESTIC HELP \VANTED—All
kinds; good wages. Must bring
300's AID SOLID
references. Connecticut Employ-
ment Agency. 30 “'est Ave. Nor-
Booms With Board
6?
walk. Phone 2431. '
Situations “eaten—u canals
GENERAL Hovsnwonxlclz
“’ould like poaitlon. preferably
VAN ZAND’J.
81.
rooms wish Ill
—furnishco
conveniences 03
day or week. at above address. H
Ash.
with a small family. Phone 1575
or call at 101 Cedar St.
Room Without uoard
68
s‘iluauous \l mum—stale 31
SITL'ATIUN \\‘.\.\"’l‘l-ID—~(.‘hnuffcur
wants position. Good references.
oments:
FI‘RNISHED ROOM ~— In priValt'
family; all lmprov break.
I
last. if desired; Centrally located. 3 l
Putnam Ava. east of \Veot Ave.
One of five years with one em~
FOR RENT—Furnished room.
hot
i
l
i
and cold wateruist floor. 10. 80..
Main St., So. Norwalk.
ploycr. “'ill lake care of place.
Address Box R. D.
‘ 0
FINANCIAL .
Money to Loan—Mortgages 40'
. SO. MAIN
8'11.
1217—2
pleasant
rooms for gentlemen. Sunny and
airy. Inquire at'same address.
'MOR'ICAGES £1 LOANS—Loans on
a
d
1st. 2nd. 3rd mortgages. City or U" 0
out of town. Easy 'tcrms. Room large. ralrs reasonable.
' 208 Commercial -Bldg. 30 “‘3” Park. 1”110m: 19. W
NICELYwFur-nlshed rooms.
Union
St. I‘hono: 393] Norwalk.
mmmm
Apartment and Fla. :4
80. MAIN ST.. 125*5 rooms on
second floor. all improvements. In-
quire at same address or of Phil-
lip Slomansky. 22 Day street. So.
Norwalk.
ROOMS and bath. all improve-
ments. newly decorated: also
garage. Three minutes from R.
R. statmn. Alexander White. 35
Lowe St. Tel. 2858.
APARTMENTS —- Five rooms
two
each. with all improvements. on
Spring St. Apply Mrs. N. Garfield ‘
31 Lowe 8L. or phone 592-3.
70 LET—5 rooms.
menu. centrally
1581.
all improve
located. Phone
. Business Place (or stem is
u
STORE FOR RENT—Inquiro at.‘
, . USEE‘UAR ’
c“ EARANCE SALE ,
Our-entire stock being sold at
marked reduction in price.
ALL MAKES 8: ALL KINDS
Fin-(Is. Dodges, Buicks, Oak-
lands. Overlands. Gray. Stude-
baker, Mercer and many
others ‘ _-
ALSO RECONDITIONED
' SUDSON AND ESSEX
COME IN AT ONCE.
. T h e ,
Erwin M. Jenninngo"
Inc.
27 Harrison St. Bridgeport
Liberal Terms.
A
NEED MONEY?
We Loan $25 to $300
According to Your Wants
PROMPT. CONFIDENTIAL
AND COURTEOI‘S SERVICE
City or Ont-of-Tosm. ,
EASY HONTRLY BI-II’AY-
MENT AT LEGAL RATE
' INTEREST
Loans on Household Furniture,
Real Estate, Selafics. Auto-
mobiles.
No Service Charges,
Bonus or Fee.
, Public Loan ,Corp.
Room 208. Commercial Bldg.
Call. “Tumor Phone 39:"
30 WALL 8T., NORWALK
Undoi- Supcrflsion of the Slate
Flanking Commission.
0
FOR SALE
Desirable building I ts on Ad ~ms
avenue. good rcsitoniirtl soc ion.
for nazticulars
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
7 Alain Street Noma‘k. Conn.
Real Estate—Insurance
?
l
RECON DITION ED "
HUDSON and ESSEX
CARS
These car. are like new and will
be eoldat g grout saving to thc
purchaser.
We also hove other good used cars
SEE US I'ODA I
THE '
Gottllsb's Clothing Store. 12 80.
Main St. Tel. 814-4. ‘
asst. ESTATE racism
_ Houses For use so '
OH BALE—1 room ho... all inl-
provsmeuta. 5 minutes from Nor
walk P. O. ascorsmau cash pay
ment. P. 0. Box 7!. Norwalk.
FOR RESULTS list your property
with the Strout Agency. 68 Wall
St.. Norwalk. Conn.
SACRIFICE—Owns luring town
7 room house all improvements
two car garage. large lot. splendid
location. easy tel-rue. D 8. Bull
Havllaud Block. So. Non-alt.
SIX ROOM HOUSE—All improve-
:tmnls: no gas; good Nation.
inquire Stephen b‘ovak, 1 88 So. 3
Main St. Phone 1821. l
STOCK
W Cattle. Vehicles
gs
TEAM \VORK HORSES—3,000 lbs.
Farm wagons. double harness.
FOR RENTwFurniahed or unfur-
nished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Can be rented by week or
month.
heat included. Phone 1528.
Ml improvements. Steam
Pony. “felon, harness. cart. Cheap
for a clcandlp. Merrill. \Vood—
worth Farm. Wilton.
Poultryand sumo
4‘
IN l-‘JAS'I‘ NORVVALK~Threc unfuro
ulshcd rooms for light housekeep-
lug.»
Tel. 3619-3.
Light and heat furnished.
HUSKEY BABY CHICKS—Ply-
BEAL ESTATE 1'03 nus-r
mouth Rocks. Reds. Ducklings.
Laying hens. Poultry supplies.
' Armaments. lists
3-]
Best prices paid for live poultry.
Phone 405. “‘esmn Live Poultry.
3: Main St._ Norwalk.
MILK FED- BROILEBS -— Direct.
from farm to consumer. Killed to
order and delivered. Also strictly
APARTUENTS—Two housekeeping
apartments. furnished. newly doc-
urated. hot and cold water.
near Congregational church.
minutes from center of '50. Not-
walk.
RI ht
\V 0
Inquire 32 Flax Hill Rd.
i
SPRING HILL. 72—New house. 6
rooms. all improvements. Garage.
lot 50:150. Phone 1 22-12. M.
’l‘icrno. '
[ms a» bun 85.
l
.VVATERFRONT LOT —- Desirable q
soctlon. private beach. All im-
l‘rovmnents. suitable for ALL
YEAR HOME. Price $1,090.
Terms $600 cash. Address Box
625, So. Norwalk. Conn.
\VHY PAY 83.0001—for a lot, when
$1,000 will buy it new. Shore
property on Great Marsh. Build-
ing lots. 60x100 on channel; fast
building vicinity for 81.000- A
rare opportunity. Easy terms.
John Knapp—Wilma 63-2. _
fresh Sterile em. direct from hen-
nery. st. Clair Poultry Farm.‘
Phone Nowell: 1955—5.
newly decorated.
FOUR ROOMS-All improvements;
Inquire Stephen
a limited number of orders for 7
months old pullets for June 1st.
Delivered. Herald's Poultry
Yard. New Canaan. Puone 439.
APPLY YOURSELF to the task of
classified ad reading and win
mlsily in life's race for material
5 llCCCfi‘.
7 Wonder what a young son thinks
when he sees the bootleggbr’s latest
cousljument in his. father's cellar?
Xovsk. 188 50. Main St. Phone
BABY Clint—428 per hundred. two 1821. e .
82 or hundred. Bred
xeegymdugck‘p Hatches weekly IN RO'WAYTON—Thrcc furnished
Bsred Rocks. R. 1, Red. ”a s, c, rooms in Rowayton for small
w. luhom we will an book fumily; near trolley line. Inquire
Stephdh Novak. 188 So. Main EL.
Phone 1821.
PLEASANT ST.
diately. 4 rooms.
bath and separate
on
furnace.
7-—For rent imme—
nrst floor.
Inc
quire Mihacl Santclla. 25 First St»
East Norwalk.
shore'ead annals—roe Salsas
HERE IS7 A—wouderful summer
home. that rents for 8600 Der eca~
son. Consists ofrl acre of wood—
land and ahndy 6 room bunga-
low. bath, water. electric lights.
slewing porch. all copper screened
and large frontporcb. Haudgkto
town. Bargain “.400, cash nec-
cuarijoo. 2:1. Strout, Inc.,
“8 Wall St. Phone 36618. '
ERWIN M. JENNINGS
COMPANY Inc.
27 Harrison St; Bridgeport
I
FOR SALE
SEVEN R003! HOUSE. central-
ly located. ex’vry modern im-
provement, including hot water
‘lieat. Price and terms very rea-
sonable.
a
TWO FAMILY HOUSE.
Nor-walk. ten roofins. 2 baths.
hot air furnaces. All improtc-
merits. Price reasonable.
‘Canty 69’ Co.
nealtofsa Insurance
17 80. Main St. ' Phone 830
East.
2
.TAXII
F or Instant Service
PHONE
‘ 58
O’Connor Taxi Co.
Every Passcnger Protected by
Liability Insurance.
It now appears that the mailed
list has been returned to the sender
for better address.
GEORGE HULTaalAlv
Carpenter and Builder
, 'Wlfndow Screens
mifivflcroena a. Specialty
R. F. D. 87 Phone 1045-13
manhunt.“
MIN
?Bcnefi’r~ial‘
{0.12 l". a;
_ "My.
Call today.
-. “ALL slur-.157!
Open to 5.30 '
\_
‘. 5.: .
good. It must be of real help.
from $25 to $300 here on your furniture. left in
your house. You can build your credit here so that
It has the value and borrowing power—up to $300 '
. at any time. Confidential. quick and no embarrass-
rnct. Full details cheerfully and courteouslygiven.
1’ (BENEFICIALLOANSOCIETY.
ts purpose of Job.
You can borrow
~.
1
‘. «.vwwvlemi 5..
“A“: “a.
'L-.Lp. so). . .. equal}
How to‘decrease
financial worries
Your' financial problems today
will be less if you do not ntmi
to add to them possible. grub-
lems of tomorrow.
Insurance relieves you of worries
of tomorrow. Insurance makes
today safe and tomorrow safer.
Insurance Is a protection every
wise man has. Very wise mvn
make sure they are fully insittcd.
“’2 can serve you in advising
what you should insure—41nd to
what. extent. “to can dccz'easc
your financial worries.
“'0 can provide you with all
forms of Property Protection
Policies.
J. M. Layton
& Co., Inc.
Insurance That lnsurcs
-~-l‘.ft"li“rl~~
- ;-r.: ;..3 1...;ll1'01d3'J,
Net": 6 room house. all lin-
provcmt-nts. (inc car gaz-ztge
First District. Easy terms. Pzice
57.000.
10 room house. cff “'cst avo.
in Second District. all improvev
moms. $8.500.
Two family house. well located
n Second District. $7.500. _
Two family house, Third Dis-
trict. $6.006.
J. M. OfBRlEN
‘ 80 Mill: 8:. Phone 977
All Kinds of
. RUGS
and
CARPETS
1311st and scomn
By New Conncrsv'lllc Prouns
P110515 969
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING 00.
s: CEDAR STREET
TO BE 03 NOT :0 BE.
(Bridgeport Telegram.)
The new the other day carried an
item, about. the cstnblishmcnt of
“hat might be culls-l a. jazz hospi-
tal, a. sort of sanitarlum whore the
nerve-weary in this age of noise and
excitement may rest and get back
their health. recovering from the
effect of late hours. Jazz music.
hustle, excitemcnt. and too much
spredy entertainment in general. For
It. has been ”starved that larch};-
do .ns from over-jazzing are becom-
ing more frequent and that they af-
fect all sorts of people. matrons and
middle aged. flapper and youngsters
alike. '
Such breakdowns are likely to
take the form of melancholic. a (115‘
gust with life and a tendency to-
wards suicide. For most amuse-
ments that are artificial and enter-
tainments that are pushed to the
point of satiety ring a. sedans reac-
tion and it is from this reaction that
there are so many sufferers.
Perhaps the best remedy is de—
scribed by V7. H. Hudson, the Enz—
lish naturalist. in the conclusion of
his book. "Far Away and Long Ago."
in which 1193 pictures the scours of
his boyhood on the South American
pampas. where' he first acquired
that keen interest and delight in Na-
l
1 Tho quiet. ozsscrvation pf wild chal-
._ earth" gme him pois-i and sanity and
5 fooling which never forsook his: in
'son pitted those unsceing folk who
-: go through life with their eyes shut.
; appreciating nothing.
i
i
' generally
' dull.
.have not .
{so agreeable or infercsting auto be '
in
a: w; h e ,uanimlty ..
apt to think they have never been
7 of grcss. M
fan exceptional case. that the visibh ‘
i
i
i
l
i
_ that
i than not to be."
i
i da te
i that lh‘.‘ llCllglil I experienced in’my ,
|Commuuings with Nature __
‘ pass away, having nothing but .
irecolicrtiun of
i to in‘ensify a. present: _
‘ happiness was never lost. but'osring '
, to that faculty I have spoken 02,1104!
. times. when I was compelled to'cxisl;
:yet he persisted in declaring in me.
Maine address that "if ever a see-
ture which was to him a‘sourco om
plr-asure and l-cfrcslmient all his 11!.»
lows in thcir'nalural environrhonfi'
or the sight of some beautiful:rsro
bird affected him with a pleasure so
keen as to be almost akin truth.
This close touch with Naturq;ahd
tiirmtt Contact with things “off the
a feeling of pcrsz‘nnlal zest in life. I.
mist‘orluncpin illmss. or in old'afie.
Perhaps the way in which peoplt
are turning in incroasing numbers to.
out-of—door hobbies is the reaction.
the automatic antidote, to the ago 0:;
jazz and the development of the last
degree of artificiality in livinggfiu‘du
bored with
themselves and their immediate'com-r
panions. infinite and nervous-and
finding life empty'iand
he “Tole at tht finish‘o.‘
his book; ‘ "
"Whrn I hear people say '41:”
found the world marl".
So
it. or that they look
to its end. I an .
II.) V'? \\'l h
rrrpcz‘ly alive nor SE11] with elm
\iition lll‘l world they think so 11:3?an
ly of. or anx thing in it—not a Iliad.
only 1 know that. mine is
world is to me more beautifully-.114
inlet-using; than to most’ porn?“
did" not
vanished happines-
pain.’ ‘Tho
a. cumulative effect on the mlnd‘jmd
was mine again. so that in my wp
shut out from Nature in London for
long periods. sick. and poor; and
friendless. I could yet always feel
it was infinitely better is be .
Gen. Dawes And The Hers-In Elsa.
Norman Thomas. Socialist calla-3
for Governor of New York. ~
charges Gep. Dawes with responsi- ..
bility for the Klan's riots in Hen-la
on Saturday. A
The country. Mr. Thomas {blah
now has a. vivid picture of Goa. '
Dawe's “brave men" in action. Gen. '
Dawes knew that. Herrin had bea.’ '
tho. Scene of terrible Klan warfare: .
rot organization to uphold law and
order is justifiable anywhere in our ‘
country it was justifiable there.” 111‘.
Thomas sees this as a logical incision
ment to Saturday's violence. ‘Nfllo-
ecor givr‘s hope and comfort to
Klansmen cannot escape a. part in '
the responsibility for their inane. '
acis." Gr‘n. Dawes has gone about
the country talking of "irresponslbh
agitators" who preach violence. Mr.
Thomas believrs him as uremia.
as any of them. and mom dangerm
bncaua': he speaks with greater pres-t
tigc.
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lo the interpretation that the fish
rinalots srn an answer to the ap-
proval GPn. Dawes gave the Klan in ..
his Maine speech, but we do not but.
licve more is any doubt that Hm
Klansmcn hold their heads high‘
to-day than if Gen. Dawes had den
nounced the Klan as Mr. La ram
and Mr. Davis havo denounced» it.
Two (acts stand out at Herrin. Th.
first is that Saturday‘s riots show
that. the Klan issue in Benin is its
issue by itself: there was no and“.
no union quarrcl. no labor 063W ‘
versy here. The second is mattfls)
the same old Klan and that”
era will plearl justification {oriflu
lessnrss until every reputable '
and ovary rcputablc statesmfl
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