r— “/
THE . EVENING ‘SENTIlNEL
I
I
SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 192
PAGE FOURTEEN
Business orid
Sill FASTER, MORE ECONOMICAL
-.-.--a
Come in Few Years
ENGINE IN AUTOMOBILFS SOON
No Basic Change Since 1876 and Public De-
mands Increase— Engineers Here and
Abroad Busy—Front Wheel Drive May
By J. U. BOYLE
Spccinl l‘nI-rcspnndcnt of
. Tho EVt’lllilK 'cntincl.
(Ifopyrinht. 1925.)
NEW YORK. ."ltiIII- lfi.~—II‘or weeks
efore Decoration I'll)’, automobile
engineers were busy building up rac-
‘ ng cars. Since. tlmt date they have
con cquully busy tukingthcm down
0 800 win It II: .-Ip|ittit II to them dill"-
In: the pIIIclIiII; inst of the IIIotoI
racing chisxic. 'llIc attention of
host nutomotivc rmzincci's has lwcn
turned by tho moo to ”11' front whorl
drive, i'O\‘I\'(‘II in tho modcls sponsor-
‘d by Harry Millvi'. IIntI-Il t‘IIiifoI'niII
dcsignci'.
2 Th0 front \\‘IIM'I IlrivI- is not nit
innovation. it has bcI-n uncd bcforc
back in the days Ivhcn iinriicy Old-
; field was it bl"‘¢'(l\\‘ily figure. Tho
I' Miller drive. lIowch‘I', inercly shifts
the rear nitlo- t0 the position of the
front onc. This docs tltvuv with :1
Vans drive shaft with its tendency to
fwhip“ or vibrate at high speeds. lt
Onables the manor to m-t. the car
0 fiscr to tho ground. ridding Io sta-
t, ‘ty and sIIfIIty.
; Some of tho iidvmiecd designers
here are. of the opinion that the trim-
tor method (If propulsion mny be-
come the ncxt {whim of quIomobiie
engineering. 'i‘hcy hcliI-ve that the
puller type will scrve to eliminate
' skidding or slidiuiz and give beItI-r
I‘OEII ability. ’l'hiy ItIIIi that it
would eliminate it. universal joint,
the drivc shni't :IIIIl othcr pnrts. and
1 kc. for economy in weight, mutcr-
13mm labor costs.
Thu. "forI-I-Ii draft" employed on
. lithe racing curs also may be adopted ,
to stock models. This is It dcvciop- '
, ment I‘I-nlly along the sumo lines us
the fore-rd drnft in u stt'umer‘s I-n-
glue room. It consists of a fun iii-
-' closed in a homing which forces nii-
_ into the carburetor to make thc
‘ combustibh- iIIixtIiI'II with tho gusto--
. lino tit a bin“. r pressure than that
Iurnisliid by the utmosphcrc. This
results in II more I'upid vaporization
.of fuel and ittltllllfintll power in the
relatively small piston displacement
of the modern high spccd motor.
More IIfi'icicnt and more economi-
.. pal motors ham: been in demand for
”:1. long time. This has given impe-
.lius to IIsprIrinIcntH with air cooled
motors and dcsitms. (Illlllltllllilg the
....u¢o--.u;»
D’Annunzio May
Lead F asasti
Premier Mussolini, whose ill.
overhead and poppet vulva types in nu; oonflnncg. is p;eparingto
favor of singlc or doublc sleeve vulv- mm Over the leadership of the
.0 es that have lit-«In evolw-Ii abroud,
, by ongiIIcI rs of tho Rolls Royce "dun Fascjsfi to anneh
, Company and othcvs. ”Alumna“ (abo‘T). famed
One man high tip in the industry poet and patriot, it is rcportcd
expresses tlIc. lit-lief that the general \II Rom
tendency I.~ ioIvIIrd hixhcr spctd mo-
tors. .It is known tlIIIt he hits cott-
flucted c-xptrlmcnts with high rcvo— oline cnziuo in '15.“:-
w
'i! working IliliizIIIIIlv :Ilong Hillllllll‘ Hun...
"3' from a. vIIriI-ty If :Inglt‘s. trip.
“The discIiIninuting public." be
said, "is lIIIInIIIIiIIg tilS:~'rillSilI}tI v.ith
‘ tho prwcnt typo of motor. l'IIr-
' Chasers :ll‘I‘ Iliniuinhnrz prettier cili-
"oiency nud ccoitoiuy from lllt‘ll‘ nu—
"“ tomobiics and the, llltlllll[ltf‘llll'l'l's
have about rImhI d the limit of pir-
fectlon with tile prcsI-IIL typo of in"-
ternal t‘tliillllibillrn IIIstlIII. ’i‘lici'e
'realiy has not llt‘l‘n niuch Impiove- ,
" "ment in iiiotnr III-sign nlllL‘C Dr. N. A. Imolutiom I“ minut-
'“l' ptto'ptitczitcd thI- lllfl jil‘tit‘tlt‘ltl gris-
pm
:IIIIOIIIIIIIIII- fIIt'tIII'y
. _ Thom have
lution ptr IIIIIIIIII: engines and he lvccn rI-iincmcnts. “1‘ course, 1,“: ”m
:declures that new plant in lluropc basic principle 1mg rpmmmfi tho.
_ ‘ “hot is now III-iInIIiIchI is :1
lines and approaching tho probltnis principle “11“.“ will solve this prob-
“Durint: a l‘t‘f‘t'nl trip in Europi'
I found tho cnziuvI-rs in poorly I'vI-ry
IprcriIIIIIIning
with air cool-Iii cunincs iInd Iloublc
slcch- :Iud single slcmc vrtlvcs. ’J'hc
tI-nchII-y St'f‘tlm to he to strive for
an engine with fcwcr iIIIivtIhlu parts.
which "is lllttl'f‘ easily lubricated find
which will give it IzI-I Itti-I‘ lllllnllf‘r of
.\t tlit- pI'c-
WIDOW WINS
VERDICT; WO0ER
MUST PAY $1,000
Jury Takes Long Time
But Finally Agrees
0n Amount of Dam-
age Done
BRIDGEPOHT, June 13——A jury
Iicbntod almost seven hours Thurs-
day and yesterdny before returning
to Judgo Nowell Jennings in Super-
ior Court yesterday afternoon a. ver-
dict. in which they found that Will-
lam H. Douglas. llriiigcport puintor.
had violnII-d his promise to marry
Ali's. Aduiuide Dnubmnnn, New
York Widow. and that Mrs. Doub-
iimnn is entitled to $1,000 dumagcs.
It. was said tho the Jury urrlvcd
comparatively curly at their decision
illlll. a. promise of marriage hiId been
‘ Inudo by ilIitIglns unIi broached. but.
i' was unublo to ngi'co on the mon-
cy ditnmgo duo the tilted wuuinn.
Afici- conferring all of yesterday
morning without results, the jury
dispatched by .1 dcputy sheriff a
note to Judge Jennings. tlIciI hear-
ing divorco cast-:4. After the lunch
con I'cccss, Judgo Jennings instruct-
ed the jury to resume Ilciilcrntions
III an attempt to arrive at the
amount of damages. and it was in-
terred that the jury's note to the
court. rcfcrrcd to tlicir inability to
ugrcc on that issue.
l\'o jury has ever before. attorneys
say, titkcn so long a time to reach
a. verdict in n breach of promise
suit.
Westport Wants
Milk Pasteurized
WES’l‘POR'I‘. Juno iii—With sev-
eral cases rcpnrtcd within the past
few days of children suffering from
tubercular glund trouble. sold to
have been due to infcctcd raw milk,
Health Officer Willlnm It. Munson
is cndcuvoring to enlist the support
of milk dealers in n movement to
distribute pasteurized milk.
That. fivn local children hnvo been
operated upon tit a New York hos-
pital within the past two weeks for
gland trouble, which the surgeons
:Iscrtlwd to tho Inilk helm: sold here.
was verified today by Dr. Munson.
The health officer stated that he
has already taken the matter tip
with the larger dealers. and that
they have agreed to consider his
suggestion to serve pasteurized milk
to customers who will order it.
.___.___.______.
Tom- lilng \ lrtuc As Mathematics
(Rt‘DiCSI' ntnthc liutoln of Asford.)
IlI- -:In Ahcuin of lit ston l nitersity
reports that :Ihundnntr tcsts "furnish
conclusive evidence that virtue can
he taught so that it controls con-
duct ' ' ‘ so completely tlint men
and womcn will not ylcld to temp-
tutton to dcpnrt from the paths of
input rcctitudc." Moral training is a
'Nt"lt‘lll't‘ as Mimi and effective as
innthmctics. in csscntizd results. and
as necessary to preparation, for
sound citizenship its mechanical
training is to on cnninccr.
v
I
can turn up 0,000 RPM mm be oper-
IItcd much more. economically and
iIIII- iwttcr scI‘vicc IIIiIl pcrformnncc
lllitll iii" slower typo."
.\n I‘xliltlllll‘tlflllt'll‘t‘lltl of devel-
IIpIiIcIit is sci-II III Ill“ ncw Argyle
motor. pcrfcctnd in Scotland. which
has only scvcn moving ports as
Itizninst 28 in the. L bend and over-
head vulva l_\pt‘\‘. 'l‘hrI motors of
the RlllRIt‘ slIIcvc type were cntercd
:tt ludiiinupolis but withdrawn by
Albert (liiyot, thI- vI-tIIrnn lI‘rcnch
scnt timc 3' “0 IIIII-lutiom pIIII nlIll‘
utc is .Ibout tllf‘ limit. A motor that
(Il‘IVt‘l‘. owing to inability to got them
rcndy in tintc.
- h ”Si-Idem, S parkles for Canonization of Luther Foe
U: . )0“. x.
anon-rant.
. 1- ., a0, ,
Indooannusood-oonoul
\
’ Americans visiting Rome for
the Holy Year ceremonies are
seeing St.. Peter's in all its
glory. The historic church is
seen decorated for the canonica-
tion of Perms Canisius, a Dutch
Lie-nit who was one of the most
active of the foes of Martin .,.
Lucia. Hediedinisot. At. ,,
right Pope Pius XI i seen oili-
doting at tip. exercises.
Judoltazs I .
_§pclko, recently appointed prosecu.
DAILY RADIO PROGRAM
.0“:le by 0‘“ PM)
SATURDAY. Jun 1|
(El-tern Dull“ Suing '11..)
tit fit”...
La
. . 5*“...
.mvgmg
899.9 39.4-
8830
'vsz
| STATE NEWS |
\‘lOliATED FLYING LAWS
NEW HAVE... June 13. (AP);—
Admitting that he flew in that vicinv
ity under the 2,000 altitude. but
denying that. he flew in his airplane
over the stands of Yale Field on
May 23. during the Yule-Princeton
Freshman bani-bull game. Thomas
B. Sweeney. Jr.. Yule junior, at
Washington. D. C., was fined $25
and costs for technical violation of
the Connecticut nviiition law )I-stcr-
day.
. STAMFORD YOUNGS'I‘IIZR Ill‘R’l‘
Scott, the years old, of Crosby
strect. was seriously injured ycs-
tcrdny afternoon when run over by
u. Huber Ice Cronin truck driven by
John Guido, of South Norwalk. it is
believed thut the boy triud to jump
on the side of the truck and slip.
ping fell under the back wheels
which passed over his body. He was
removed to the Stamford hospital
where the extent. of his injuries is
being determined. Cold-u. “as releas-
cd iii the custody of the local man-
ager of the Ice Cream company.
POTENGA HEADS POST
STAMFORD, Juno .15. -— Sci-gt,
i'I‘rnnk Ahncr I‘ost. Vctcruns of For-
cign Wars. Boy Scout troop, (Troop
No. 13) hits ciccted the following of-
}‘icers: Frank l’otcnga. scnior leader:
Michael Venna and Micliaci L‘zirdone.
junior leaders; ’l‘ripoli (faced and
Charles Schwartz, ussistzint patrol
loaders: Lawrence L'Itggltincclio and
l-‘rederlek Goriii‘fn. color bearers;
Vincent Gcrvnsin Iind JObt‘Pll Neg-
ycst, color guards.
ARREST MAN WHO I’LED
FAIRFIELD. June iii—Jacob
Morosot‘f. 228 Oak stI'cI‘t. New lla.
vcn. alleged driver of the onto which
collided with a car driven by Mor-
ritt M. Gnult. of Wcstport. a. week
ago and then spcd from the scene
of the accident. was arrested yestcr.
day by Constable Arthur J. llcnnctt.
on a charge of evading responsibil-
ity. Morosotf posted a bond of $150
for his appearance in thc l-‘nirficld
Town court Monday morning.
Ill'l‘ AUTO WITH OFFICER IN [’1‘
GREENWICH. June 11-11““
rcnco Peters, driver of the car which
collided with a car that was com-
mandeered by Ofllccr William Pync
to chase a. speeding interstate bus on
June 4. was fined 835 and costs
when arraigned in the Borough
court yesterday morning on charges
of evading responsibility.
driving and having impropcr mark-
crs.
SUMMONS SYSTEM
STAMFORD, June 13. -— Max...
ting attorney if the city court here.
announced today. that he would put
into effect hero forthwith a. sum- I
mons system for cases of'yiolstion of
the motor vehicle law. When it be- :
comes effecthc. a. policeman will
hand an offending motorist a sum- :
moon to appear in court on a cer- I
tnin day instead of bringing him to I
police headquarters and formally I
“booking" hint.
JUDGE FINES HIMSELF
DANBURY. June 13.—Attorney J.
Moss Ives was fined 85 without
costs Thursday by Judge J. Moss
Ives of the city traffic rules. Judge
Ives fined himself as he mounted:
the bench to 'preslde o‘er the tiny": :‘
session of the court and made the
fine payable to the police pension
13: 8 Pi ”all? 10:” com.
WWI—3“. I
M -- son Artiste.
—“.I
“first I to: file-
:8 “Vi "‘1‘?“ ileum.
Hummus“
ELI-{Aim mum owl-1st.
Mdmfidv’éhtfi.“
:Wiul’ml‘l"
N.~ldcsn|o Dalia Ousmu.
M—Adoln uIO h
”‘301— out. MLI
. _n lsul‘ nu.“§ol.;;:'; at]. "
SM
9:33 E'i’i
D: 00 P. )l.--"lvonlul 2.";0
10:30 A. "win! I I. Church.
no r. "but! m
p
9
tv.» r5 939
.—
s-A
are Cami-l 50 i. :l-fi'" OGH
.—
qu—
6-730
COD
99 9F?“
- -:>
":38 S:
I are
'c
' 001" Mai.
46 P3 ' "his ldnile Milo. a“ “ '
' 15 P l. {Pg
I' __ PIG "W. Hill
1151. . nut-cat who. “3,831.. .. mm
. W . -' 1 .
Ii‘gysf'w no In. . 10. “P I I Ouch-um
it: if I: -t-‘."0II"°°°""- Tm..." 3"5' r
: —‘ n I e ‘
3%;- #:0'3“! “a". In“, I: SUNDAY, JUNE 14
00-1-11"... Nut-0.2.7:" ““fl.5"§5§"‘.f:.'ff..."‘°’
:1 . .— Alli II.
7:30 P. N.-—Unc|o Rogue: Deport- 3:00‘1'.M.-——Sundu Hm Bing.
3:00 P. N —- Addl‘. In. Recital 4 on i. M ——Fedention game".
:80 P. ur-‘EVGlllnI’ Concert PMPIII. 7:2?11’. M.——-R.on and tits Gang.
noun 1' n vital—cont 91 P hI—-Skinner 0m- Itociu.
3: 30 lo 8: 00 will] scam.
0 . -..:-...0....0...... .0: {"Il..'_lil’lim‘°€:.0.‘ 0......
WIN. “MONA—377.8
6:15 ;. Merl-pm Rm Wm W11. NE [W Yon—ms
0:30 . [~13 rls‘ mum. 9:0 A. M.'—-—Childreiu I’m-i.
7:30 P. lie—tiring 4. 10:4 A. AL-Chitnes; Mo am
09:16 P. l.—l.lotl Church M 223 P. M.—-Sundu Radio Forum.
, cm O'I'I'AWA—us 8:8 ;. .—Mniinco Concert Pmtnm.
I7 r. l.-~llnclo Dicks stories. 3% - Mj’m'mvlvigfl.‘ ggh'Ifl
I g o r. ._c1I.qu Louder 0mm 10:03 £ bin—G Avg...” {1 a. "flu”
' 00P.l.—\'medConcenPMI-nn. ' ' . ° “ °"-"°“'
I N ATLA com-29"
‘ w s. d “I d Ce I carp. 'M.- Auditorium Ornn mom
I t‘ m “I . m llll'l d: 5 P. M.—~Commtu.ity service.
I our.» gm... “-0 .8500; iii‘llil‘.‘ trust 0......
. mama urn-mu ' '
moo r. il.—-iiibio Talk. OOoncnn. kw? mknnr mum—50s.:
10: 00 P. Il.——lluflowl‘0 mosh I10: A h-‘l t! scrvtccl.
IO 80 P. I .—OlIanl sum: Nixhten. m “AMA—.5033
A“ (I'm NH”. 3:30 P. ir—Beihsiiy Sunday School.
3:: ~ii:- talc nit-tr . i: rm: tun- out.-
n " I I I)
3 - "r-‘V ““0" Omhmfl- on. 1' nmnunonws
ml. CINCINNATI—623.. 1015 A. M. —Morni cervical.
7:40 P. 1—500“. Chill: 0 P. M~—Omn ocitul.
8:66 P. .—8utotto: News Mew. 6: 0 P. l—Velper newton.
[2: 0 P. .-—-Midnlxhi. Entertainers. 7:0 P. l.-——Ev his services.
“Cl, CHICAGO—407.6 Fill." "m G]! muss—4m 3
7:00 P. .«Dinncr Concert flour. a- it) P. M --- People's lludio Church .
10:00 P. —'.l'ho Mnbo Bulu‘k. 4 -’l P. Mwslolm Wesley Quorum-
“Em (gringo—3“,. or U P. M r—WIllle Penn Orchestra.
8:00 P. .M.-—Dnrn Dance. WHY. MMNMADY~3706 ...
. o...“ . 10: A. M. ~Mot'ninl' cervical.
6:00 P. 'Erfig:§ gand,‘ 20%?) ;. §:¥£K'nfyl:l:r'l‘lt‘:llflyl Orchestra.
8:00 P. In“ on II I -
8:30 P. ldio Photolog. it.“ P. M -—(‘onmrt Pmm
”0° P “’““°"‘00_.,"“‘ 00.. “'Imvl’i "fill”d.‘t‘lfl¥.d°““"‘
3:30 P. vista—mm (gigAnour. "'2 10155 A. Iit. «Noni'inu church services.
[0:30 I’. M.—Bcshr‘s Orchatn. 0000 P M Fine Day Program.
—\d——- ‘ WJAR. PROVIDENCE—4009
(Centrsl Stud-rd Tillie) wgufi‘mfifig”
bl “noun-er. PAUL-410.0 7:20 1' Roxy and Rio Gnu:
wooggl’. .—Buenntii Dinner mullc. 9‘15 P. iii—«thinner Own:- Recital
”0:0” pennies
U
rockicss ‘
fund ..
Fthwlng court he made known
It
occ:trred the day previous when in-
tl‘lil upon spcaking to an oiilccr on
duh lit the corncr of Main and
White stI'II-ts, ho fIIiiIIIl to Iioticc
tho “stop" sign wns ltll‘llO-I against
bin: liflllI tlIc oilii-I r lI.IIi L'ilIIt‘ll his
atttntion to it.
.nidgo lvcs said that it tins only
n. {w days ago hII fincd a man 85
tor doing the sonic thing nnd rc-
I
fuslid to accept thc man's stutcmcnt
that he had not noticed tho sign.
I Lost-25 pmnosps.
t'igw itsvnx. Jltllt? Inf—(AP).
Mn‘ Sliipnrn. of tho Mttx Shiptiro
(‘0.
the.
lug; 600 chip dlumonds worth $1,200
to Itlio police liI-rc yI-stcrdny.
New York city. reported tho.
a pItI.-ItuI.-:o contain-
tShipnro cumo hcrII from Ncw
quk \Vt‘dilt‘fltllly. stopping at scvcrul
pith-cs III lil'ltlxi‘tioi't. IIII visitnd
.III-vcrul stort's :IIIIl :I lunch IoonI Ilt‘i't"
bcl:oro liu discoII-rI-d the loss of the
tilt
monds.
: _._____-_
‘ lll‘l’ CANDY FOR. HER
"FORMING TON, CONN June 13.
lthnuso \lis. Sylvistct Ainidon ni-
wins rctIIIncd lIlt iI tuiscbziii to thcm
when it “cut tl\tl lIlt‘. school yard
fcnco .the boys in Mini-on :Ivcnuc
sdhool. which adjoins. Mrs. Ainldon‘s
IltLUSt‘, \oltiIItai'ily chipped togctliot'
ycstcrday uttcrnoon
aid purchased II. 2 l-‘J pound box of
ct:ndy. which they SI III to hcr Its cvi.
Iii.
film \vns citircly voluntary on tho
130:” of tho. boys, according in Miss
-rtrude “1‘0“”, Ill‘illt'lllltl of ill!"
s:hooi. '
nee. ot'tlii-ir :Ippi'cciIItioiI. Tho ac-
..____.._.
: V. l‘. .DiI ”if. A1125 I.\Tl.
lllllSTOll. hum 13 (Al l.——I.:Itc
alrhui oi‘ IlIIiI‘izatcs to the fifth st: ItI
eheumpment of \'-Ith.Ins of lIorciIzn I South Norwalk tiittsurcr.
Wars made it nucssdry to Int-Ita-1
the fotcnoon Sisslon into that of we.
tIitlny nttctuoon .\Ili_I"i \\. J Khan.
admit. of \\'IItI~rhui-_v.
c nlitlillltll‘l‘. prcmdcd and Major J. l".
Ilcpni'ttncnt
i
888
:4
o
:7>
.4
-)° GNP an
thc boy.
i yesterday nftcrn'oon.
'Ilcctcd were ns follows: Vice-presi—
dent. lI‘rcIch'ick Slack. Middletowu;
piclntc. Wilfred 'l‘.
llinven; sccrctaiv. ll. 0. Mcndc
Euler-II Standard mi Control Du-
liflIA Saving Time)
I: denim .
P. l.—-Sttnnor Owen
MM“
35's.:- 910ml" "Dicks
'wm.
:th.
init "fifimp‘
0.90 P. .-- mulch.
in mu I'm-nu I
Z'. Mug mar-IV
"' 07mm.
u—Km I
WINNIE-423' ‘
0:370" 'ic—Cimicsl Piotr-no. ‘
P.
P.
Pruzi' Brown non. Chuuorgantok‘
moo-nu t
millionth min. ‘
y’a—studh Omen".
NW1...
4w-
\
(Catt-II Sta-dud nine)
. MINNIAPO Km. Mun—no.0
A. u.—cnuvc an ice.
;. aa—Cuunh service.
.—-—onumh service.
1 P. M.-Cisnicll concert.
LOUISVILLE-399.8
:flo'Alfg—Church mice. '
:00 P. ——Veoper Sons Service
70$. sum—3:44.:
hunt serves
033 11:: §_ -—lnic Qusmtto;8010iat|..
murmur—«3.5 I
:88 P. i—Ltttlo “Symphony. 4
: I. Ila—Ch :m «can
:30 P. lip—Lit. lo Symphony.
WHO. DIS "owns—Moo
:00 A. M—Unlvmit Church.
:00 P. M-—Oowpcr L mlclt Pronnn.
3t) 1’. M.-—-Eaese Hughes Orchestra.
W06. JEFFERSON CITY—440.8
'00 P. N. -Church service.
WOAW. OMAHA—516.0
:00 A. M. ——Radio (‘hapcl Service.
:00 P. M.—Nusicul Chapel Sonics.
[TBS "01‘ SPRINGS—374.8
:00 A. il.—-.\Ieihouiut Church.
'30 I’. M .—-New Arlln ton Orchestra.
:10 P. M. ~Rcvis'; rchcstrn. .»-I
00 P}. M.—-Root'| Orchestra
Wl'AA DALLAS—475.0
on r. M ——1lsdio Bible (Tins
:00 P. M. -—0ity Temple Scrvtv
:30 P. )L—Baiicw Orchestra.
(Pacific Coast Standard Time);
on. DA AND—363.2
I -Cavinlr'y Church service.
-—Littio Symphony.
.—Coiury Church service.
SAN FRANCISCO—308.0
——Pshn Court. Orchestrn.
~8cixcr‘s Orchestra.
1008 ANGIIHIB—dotlz
.-—Lal hton'c Orchestra.
.——iiic man's Orchestra.
min: Service.
0—Mtistcnt Program.
L08 ANGILM‘I
.——\drtmpohtnn Theatre.
nt 1’. M.—\futiicsl Pastures.
(W. PolflAND—dou’o
. M —Momtn¢ services
.31. wEventng enter-.1
A..- ..
ZZZ
K0
C
hazel”: 35755.1: . '9 '5'”?
'.z.3 223:9 z‘
Wade welcomed the veterans who
made a rcply through Commander
Slnintihnn. ,
Mitch of the routine business was
Iliiillllt‘ll in the afternoon hours iii-
cludinr; the rcporis and the. sclvc~
tion of committccs.
t..'0nim:indcr
llunn nrriu‘d from Boston at noon
and will be a guest here until Sun-
(IIIy ,
\
in Chief John ii.
SCHOOL llOY KILLED.
Nl~2\\' liitl'l'AlN. Juno lit-«Bon-
jIIImiII Sounders. cinhtccn. of 551
:Main strcct. this city. was arrested
‘yI-stcrdny on a charge. of criminal
Iicgligcncc in connection with the
death of lsndore Martin. fivc-yenr-
old student at the Nathan Huic
school. and is being held in default
' $C,IIIIII bonds.
Shundcrs wits drivini: II truck load
t‘t‘lllt‘lli in thc school yard last
II-I-IIII, when hc run ovor and killed;
Investigation rcvcnlcd that :
ho httd iwcn opcrnting without a [he
censc. and he was tukcn into cus- '
tody to face charges of criminitl'
III-gligcncc.
South Norwalk Man
Treasurer of Moose
NEW BRITAIN, June 13 (AP).—
John F. Limerick of Manchester
has clcctcd prcsldcnt of the Loyal:
Order of Moose at the business ses-
sion of the state convention here
Other officers
Melody. New
1.). Kane. llIIanIrv.
._..._~____- .._.._~._..__-_.
-——-.\dch-tisc in the Somme! for‘
the host I‘csuits.
c
Where a Mother’s Heart Lies Buried
“scenes like this' are common in France now, during the comma
pilgrimage of Gold Stu Mothers to American cemeteries. Mn
F. D. Connors of New Oriana, end dnughtcr (kneeling) are _n_ee.i
Wgflbflchfldn wm'
BUY
FRISBIE’S
PIES
Ladies’ Step-In Sets
whito nuiusook. with A“ 0.03 "0 WUIFICWG to
eIiIbI'oiIlci'y :IIIIl lIII-c
ntripcd voilo :IIIIl 1"" Seminal “3’10 0! WW. I
novelty print. cvcpn Hlt‘ll-llltt.
Colors: bluc. orchid. peach. pink
Sizes 36 to 44. Special $1.00 a sot
INDICIED FOR QUICK 8E“
proper classification and tho
CLASSIFIED RATE.
Dnily rate per line for con
Insertions:
Charge
MILL OUTLET STORE St! Dan .os
124 Washington Street
Three Day. onus-tunic .93
One Day ............ 10.
M" MWWM" No advertisement taken Ior
than 50 cents.
Count five average words to
line.
Try Our Saturday
“SPECIALS”
Coffee Rings
Cheese Cakes, etc.
ELECTRIC MAID
BAKE SHOP
Mahnckemo Block
South Norwalk
Charged nds will be rcceiv .
telephone and it paid at office, I
seven days from the first day
curtain ciish rate will be allow '
Ads ordered for three or all
and stopped before expiration
only be charged for the numb
times the ad appeared and s
mcnt mode at the rate earned
Special rate for yearly adv‘
lng upon request. '
A-B- C AD Inde .
ANNOUNCEMENTS .-
1—DoatIIs
16 N 0. Main St.
South Norwalk
Phone 256
2-Card of Thank!
l—In Memorism
i—Fiowern
s—Funcrnl Directors _
o—Mon-Imenta.CemeteI-y u,
7—l‘ersonnin .,'
9—Socictics and Lodge-
lO—Lost and Found
AU'i‘OlthTlVlIl-u
A—Automotiiie Agencies
11—Automohiles For Sale
iii—Auto Accessories _
lfi—flarngcs— Autos for
H—Garagcs—Autos for Hi
lfi—Motorcycles and Bicycl
17—Wnnted—Automotlvo
We sell the .
Leonard
CLEANABLE
Refrigerator
"LB: 0 Clean China DUI!"
Call and inspect our stock
Alexander I‘
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
BUSINESS SERVICE— ‘0
18—Bustncss Services (Menu
iii—~liuilding and Contract!
21—Drcasmnking and Illiln 50f
22-llcattng. Plumbing. nil:
Eli—insurance and Surety B
' 25—Trucklng~Stomgo i
26—Painting. Papering. Deu
ing ‘-
28—l’rofesswnal Services
29—chatring 'Ind Retiniahln
30—Tatzoring and Pressing E
il—Wunted—Busincss Servi
I EMPLOYMENT—u .
Siva—Empioyment Agencies
32—Help Wanted—Female
33—~Help Wanted—Male
‘XXXXXXXXXXX
ai—llcip—Mate and Female
35-Sollcitors. Cnnvasscrs. A .
its—Situations Wanted—Fem
WM Emmdl ”mm", mm mm. 46—\\'-.IIIch—instruction ,{
MN icy-11% \‘Itamqauum Hill“ TunII ! V ‘ ‘ V
It own In tint but; I ’ ’ ‘ '-.
Ounnununi and manufactured lry ' [‘1‘ b b OCR
Cumnlctt' line 01 Plumb—
.mt m‘d Ilcntmr i-unntnu tit-written4 n:
ClllillllL'IllETN .‘u. 43
l
J. M. SElDENBERG Int.
out East 134m 8t.
37—Slt‘uations Wanted—Ms
- FINANCIAL—
:iS— lustnosg Opportunities ‘
ill—Money to Loan—Moria:
ui—\\’anted~to Borrow
' INSTRUCTION—
E—Corcspondonce Courses 4
iii—local instruction Clssne
ill-Musical. Dancing. Dra.
Ill—lions. Cats. Other Pets
. 45—ilorscs. Cattle. Vehicles
"‘1' I' til—Poultry and Supplies
|
NW Mk cm Gil—“antetl—Ltve Stock
5 MERCHANDISE.—
él—Articlcs For Sale
lil‘, l'tllJl t)\\'.\'
buthtub. 31-inch tlpl'till front cIIIImcl—_
siphon nelion toilet
viticous eliiIIIt tIIiIk. million-I. V :1,
pic Iit‘l- plated trimmincs ROOMS AND BOARD— "I
with china indcv faucets o‘lIeI buthf
room outfits as lmv
or call for catalogue
M. SCHLOSSMAN & SON
5i.) 'liIlrd Avon 30m bl. .. .\cIv York
ed wall lavatory,
Culnthi: any sent.
aha—Bdrm rund Exchsngc
53-—i‘.o;1ts and Acecssorics fl
Elk-Building Materials
64~Dusincss and Cities -‘
ment -‘
tin—P‘mm and Dairy Produci‘
56-1 ucl lt‘.ecd Fertilizer .:
67—6006 Things to Eat
bS—llousehold Goods
Gil—JcWI try. Watches. Diam:
til—Machinery and Tools
Gil—Musical Merchandise
62-n—itadio Equipment 5:
i CS—Sccds. Plants. Flowers
l’l.l .‘illlll‘.
blue. All .‘iiddicnnm‘s l'roi'ltst
A Modern Bathroom, $55
iron (ii-.1IIIclII'“:l tit—Special at the Stores 3
t; 3-» Wearing Apparel
66-\\':I II [Cd—To Buy
til—Rooms With Board
as 51;, “rite GS—Rooms Without Board t
Gil—itooms for liousekecpinl
7:0—VIcation Place: 3
71—“ here to lint
2‘-—\\hcrc to Stop in Tour
73-.w antcd—llooms or llo
WOMAN AllflllS
AN 0PERAT|0N
Awful Pains and Misery Re-
lievedbyl-Yd'wf'd‘ham" REAL ESTATE FOR SAL-
Vegetable Compound
-“I want: to tell you
how your medicine has helped me. For
.. weeks I suffered
with awful pains
from inflammo- Sale
tion and I was in
such misery that I
had to bend don
* .. touched or jarred,
had awful pain all
over my abdomen
sndcou d
my feet; to the
" floor. It was im-
possible for me to straighten up and
the pains never ceased. I took treat-
ments for some time and finally was
told I would have to have an opera-
tion. ldo not believe in operations
had read so much about Lydia E.
' Pinkham 'sVegetable Compound that
I told my husband I would try it be- m. Bills are
fore I gave up. i soon be an to feel '
that it was doing megood. be awful
on to leave me, also the
haveagood a petite and
sin gnining in wei ht. akin this
medicine was the
did. [feel like it has save my life
and I do not hesitate to say so to my
It has saved me from a
dreaded operation and I am still
P—e.MI-s ETHEL THURSTON,
Iwith Pine St.. Lima. Ohio.
st thin cvcr
BELLE "i‘A'i‘E FOR KEN
N—Apartments and Flats
Tit—Business Places for Ron
TIE—Forms 1nd Land for R ,
7l—liouscs for Rent =
TS—I‘ittices and Desk Room
Til—Shore and Mountian
Rent
til—\l'anted—To Rent
R—i-lrokcrs in Real Estate ;
xZ—Iiusiness Property For 7
Ell—Farms and Land For 3,
Sic—Houses For Sale
SR—Lots For Sale
Bil—Shore and Mountain '
87—Su burban—For Sole
Sit—Wu ntcd—l‘teol Estue
et relief.
not be
’l'lli'l SICN'l‘iNEL allows
As an accommodation
extension of its public sci-vi
CREDIT
to those
. CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISER
who are telephone subscr
mail
promptly on the date of ii
iiisntion with the escepti
0 that in View of the court
extended they will be 0
before the seven day cl
discount has expired
continuation of this poll
is dependent on the -I
operation given by the pub
tn minimizing collection
pcnso by prompt paymell
nottouch
Norwalk Chronicler