Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, July 20, 1925 · page 13

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A-B-C' 'AD Index

ANNOUNCEMENTS—
IwDeaths
2—Card of Thanks
a-In Memoriam
i—-Flowers
I~Funeral Directors
.._ 6—Monumenla. Cemetery Lots
, 7—Personals
‘: ‘ ~9—Societies and Lodges
' V ; io—Lost and Found

' -'AUTOMOTIVE—-
A—Automobile Agencies
11—Automobiles For Sale

z—Auto Trucks For Sale
iii-Auto accessories
Id—Garages—Autos tor Hire
15—Motorcycica and Bicycles
1 7—Wanted—Autornotive

' BUSINESS SERVICE—-
ls—Busin‘ess Services Offered
Iii—Building and Contracting
21—Dressmaking and Millinery
22—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
‘ za—Insurance and Surety Bonds
SB—Truckinchtorage
ZGi—Paintlng. Papcring. Decorato
11!
zs—Protessional Services
ail—Repairing and Retinishing
all—Tailoring and Pressing
div-Wanted—Business Service

EMPLOYMENT-—

,. 81- a—Employment Agencies

2« zit—Help Wanted—Female
83-Help Wanted—Male
34—Help—Male and Female
iii—Solicitors. Canvassers. Agents
36~Situations Wanted—Female

ti” III—Situations Wanted—Male

.gFINANCIAL-

ss—Business Opportunities
iO—Money to Loan—Mortgages
il—Wanted—To Borrow

STRUCTION—
m ic—Correspondence Courses
cl _iB—Locui Instruction Classes
tL‘ ii—Musicai, Dancing. Dramatic
as dd—Wanted-Instruction

iDillIV'E STOCK—
in, u—Dogs. Cats Other Pets
Wl, 48-30mm Cattle, Vehicles
; {9—Poultry and supplies
tit bo—Wanted—Live Stock
auwaCEANDI su-
hJit-nArticles For Sale
dc Sher—Barter and Exchange
ta Sz—Boats and Accessories
Lb V ill—Building Materials
' 54~Buslness and codes Equip-
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SS—Farm and Dairy Products
~56—Fuel. Feed. Fertilizer
M—Good Things to Eat
Sit—Household Goods
pea—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
61—Machinery and Tools
z—Musical Merchandise
‘ Gz—sr—Radio Equipment
" Gil—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
‘ tit—Specials at the Stores
os—Wearing Apparel
oo—Wanted—To Buy
Reoous AND BOARD—
tl7—Rooms With Board
Cos-Rooms Without Board
> tie—Rooms tor Housekeeping
70—Vacation Pisces
7i—Where to Eat
._ ts—Where to Stop in Town
ule 73~Wanted—Rooms or Board

“REAL ESTATE FOR RENT—1‘
'3 7i—Apartments and Flats

tho 76—Businsss Places For Rent
lest 76—Farlns and Land For Rent
by y, 77—Houses For Rent

13" “ls—Onion and Desk Room
Y] 79—Shore and Mountain -- For

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Rent
SI—Wahtod—To Rent
in All ESTATE FOR SALE—-
-. R—Brokers in Real Estate
in ss—Business Property For Sale

sz—nrms and Land For Sale
till “—30qu For Sale
-'- ss—Lots For Sale

se—Shore and Mountain — For

Sale
. 81-Suburban For Sale
‘ ss—To Exchange-Real Estate
LGO—Wanud—Rafl Estate
neAUCTIONS—LEGAL—
C Vii—Auction Sales
fall ill—Legal Notices

 

 

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~ and Sheet Metal Work of All Kinds.

 

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FOR SALE OR HIRE.

U
Drive.
1923 Ford Coupe... ...... i200
1921 Ford Coupe ............ 3180
1924 Ford Touring . ...... 8276
1923 Ford Touring . . 3215
1924 Ford Suburban $275
1918 Buick Touring . ........ 8125

leg and good rubber.

O'BRIEN’S GARAGE.
S Webster street. Phone 2832

HIGH GRADE USED CARS

that are read) to go and give many
months of satisfactm _. service.

All makes and models to choose
from.

Small down payments. one year to
pay the balance.

Open evenings and Sundays.
Cars washed and polished.

REGENT GARAGE.

Wall St. Norwalk
JAMES G. CUNNINGHAM, Prop.
Oldest and most reliable used car
dealer in the State.

Easy terms.

 

 

good shape. Phone Darien 158.

 

OLDSMOBILE met—Sport Touring.

mote-meter, wiper and other ex-
tras. Price interesting. THE ER-
WIN M. JENNINGS CO.. Hudson
and Essex. 12 West avenue Nor-
walk.

Motorcycles and Bicycles

W...
INDIAN MOTOR CYCLE—IWith side
car; late model: perfect running
order; price. $762 For particulars.
inquire William Hull. 7‘ Wood-
ward avenue.

 

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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Susie's Offered 18
aumosnnn
Tel. sums slot-nu:

Joseph A. Angions

BOSCH MAGNnO-Ail makes oi
magnetoes. starters. generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition for Fords and all other
cars. 11! So. Main St. Phone us.

GRADING AND GARDENING —
Sewers or cellars dug: cement and
tar walks laid: atone hinting. etc.
James Flrnns and Mike Panichei-
la. 3 Cliff street. South Nor-walk.
Phone 2282 or 1598.

GRADING—Lawns mowed. hedges
cut. cesspoois cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for said. James A. Ful-
ler. 03 Taylor avenue. South Nor-
walk. Phone 8771W.

LAWN" MOWED—Gardens plough-
ed and cultivated. Work done by
up-to-date machine methods.
Phone at". Fred Hamilton.

LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED—
Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-
ed and put in good condition.
Alpha Plating Works. 94 Day
street. South Norwalk. Phone 9".

MIRRORS—To nil every need. Plo-
ture trames. Upholsterlng sup-
plies. A Bergstrom. cabin'ot maker
and npholaterer. New I. O. 0. P.
Bldg.. So. Norwalk.

OUR CEMENT WALKS
A Specialty.

SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
Rowayton Ave. Phone Norwalk 2641

WOOI'I'ER AND DAVIS
A. ll. WOOSTIR M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Pomerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
once.
1118 Main St. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents

CONTRACTING - Mason work.
grading lawns. drives. roads.
Trucking. Sand. gravel. cinders.
Icons tor sale. Elisabeth haw-
ton. Phone :01. Dutch.

KAISER & BARRY.
Plumbing. Heating

 

 

 

 

 

Tinning.

Metal Ceilings, Jobbing.
Figures gladly given.
es Water St. Phone sou

WINDOW CLEANING -— Quick and
reliable service. Stores. otticos.
factories. residences. etc. Contract
by day. week or month.

CITY WINDOW CLEANING CO
so Wall St. Phone 2563

loving. mam. Storage lb
NAG! 3301-30130». All kinds
loci and ion- dllance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special vans fol

 

All cars in perfect order. accessor- ,

LATE 1922 BUICK—Six roadster. In

ready for the road. Two bumpers. .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

and Tentlls.

BUSINESS SERVICE _
Painting. Papering, Doom... so

WINDOW SHADES
We sell them and we hang them
. SOMERS ob SOMERS
Paints. Window Shams. Varnishes
8-10 JinllroadAve" 2 Wall St.
So. N'orws‘lk Norwaik

Tow Ulmnslisls
'1‘er High Pressure

 

 

 

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POW ER SPRAYERS

At Your. Service.
A. H. KELLNER

.Phone 272 Westport.

Ropairtng and Refinishing Sit

WANTED-—Chairs to re-seat. Price
reasonable. Phone asst. Edward
Chancs.

EMPLOYMENT
""“" mopioynieni'lgericy ' 31A"

CONNECTICUT IMP. AGENCY-
lira. A. W. Hitchcock, Mn. Good
positions for competent general
houseworkcrs. 8 West Ave. Nor-
walk. Phone 2481.

 

 

 

 

Help Wanted—Female 82

 

EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—
ALSO. LEARNERS. R. at G.
CORSET 00-. INC.

STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS
—We have permanent positions
for a few young ladies experienced
in this line. Apply in person.
Clover Mfg. Co.. Winnipauk. Conn.

WOMEN OPERATORS—0n . bras-
sieres; steady work. Apply Syl-
via Braesier Mfg. Co.. 136 Wash-
ington street. South Norwalk.

 

WOMEN-To make money at home.
Plain home sewing. No canvass-
ing. Send for samples and par-

culars. Success Sewing System.
Box 207. Long Branch, N. J.

 

YOUNG LADY—To assist in book-
keeping, with knowledge at typing.
Previous experience required. Ac-

 

curacy essential. Write "Assist
Bookkeeper." clo Sentinel
Help Wanted—Male 83

 

SHOEMAKER WANTED —- Apply
H. Jacob A: SonIncn so Day St.,
80. Nbrwaik.

TWO YOUNG MEN—For stock
clerks, R..& G. Corset Co.. Inc.

Situations Wanted—Male so
WOMAN—Wants to go out by the
day or be steady laundress. In-
quire 17 Lexington avenue, up-
stairs. _:

 

WOMANr-Would like reaching to do
at hbmc. Inquire Mrs. Kovacs. 30
Soupdview avenue. South Norwalk.

"PINAIIOIAL
m to hear-Mortgages so
FIRST '& ‘ SECON-DcfiMortgage loans
roads. Buying mortgage. Easy

terms. Inquire 80 Wall St, room
203. NQI‘FMI. Conn.

LIV! mos
Dogs, Cats. Other Pets
FOX HOUNDS—and English Setter
pups: Inquire of ..S L. Gregory.
Cranbury. Phone 2198.

my Supplies

 

 

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lep robust-Kluge and an...
ad while you wait. P. Romano.
first class-service. Phone seas.
Livs' Poiiitry Markotrilflhestnut
street. South Nor-walk.

HUSKY BABY MORE-Barred
sndWhite Roch. Rods. “thorns:
Ducklings. Wishbone brooders.
laying hens. .Mltry supplies.

 

moving. s-ton Mack dumps. 100

 

Conn. Ave. Phone Iii. Daytime;
sci-ii mu.

 

Also: tio Alrdals puppies for sale.
Phon- mam Juice Poul!!!
Hub-t.“ lists street. Ismail.

 

The. Moon, is In Apogee the 20th.

The lines is. in Porigeo the 6th.

Compiled from “Tide Tables of the Atlantic Coast of the United Stat " - ' ’

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, giving the time of en Issued 'by the
HIGH WATER AT WILSON POINT, NORWALK HARBOR; CONN. --

The figures at the Left above the day of t 110 month give the time of High Tide '{or A.

M, Below for P. M. The figures at the Rig ill of these gilc illo Height of H'l‘ide i__n Feet.

Dogma, ADDDOADD

 

 

MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale 51
ron SALE—Hub kitchen range.

heating stove. oil heater. kitchen
cabinet. small wardrobe bed and
BDringl. tables. chairs. pillows and
other small articles. Call 65 Put-
nam avenue.

RELIABLE MATERIAL—At lowest
prices. Warehouse full 0: bath-
tubs. toilets. basins, sinke.‘ wash-
tubs, doors of all kinds. sash. rare
Colonial mantole. Colonial doors
and"'trlm. iron grill doors—hun-
dreds‘ of other things. ‘snuthard
(Pioneer Wreckers. Est. 46 years).
88 Ninth avenue. New York city
(15th Street).

ROLL ROOFING. 31.00 PER'ROLL.
estate surfaced. 82.00 per roll.

C. A. RANSOH.
527 Concord Ave. Cambridge. Mass.
- Dept. id. ‘

Business and Oltioc Equipment 54

FOR SALE-Tao Black Walnut
. Bookkeepers DesKs 310. 00 each.
One Fine Block and Circaesian
Walnut Library Roltop Desk 20.00
One Mid-Victorian Solid Black
Walnut Combined Book case and
Secretary. beautifully carved. has
four plate glass doors. A handsome
piece of furniture {it for any home.
Illust be seen to be appreciated.
Worth at least 8200.00 will sell for
$50.00.
Inqulrc:—C. Swartz.
Old Well Cigar Co..'
83 Washington St.

Household Goods SS

MATTRESSES. PILLOWS — Cush-
ions. made. renovated and repair.
ed. Phone 317. Norwaik Mattress
Co., ii) Franklin street. South'Nor.
walk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wanted—'10 Dily y do

 

FURNITURE—Second hand. bought
at highest prices. If you have any
Junk or metal to sell We will also
pay high prices. Call or' write
H.1nffee. 87 Fort Point street.
Phone in.

BOOKS AND 30m
'Roosns Without Boardm” "68‘
FURNISHED ROOM—For one or

.two persons; near water. Apply
59 Cove avenue, East Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

PLEASANT FRONT ROOM—In pri-
vate tamiiy; nicely furnished“. all
conveniences. s able tor one or
two gentlemen: centrally located.
Also. garage tor rent. Call at 75
South Main street, or Phone 3253
after 5 p. m. ’

 

"Rooms Without Board

 

WALL sit, sz—wu'l‘rent furnished.
kitchenette apartment of two'o'r
three rooms: also, nicely furnish-

 

ed roomll. Transients accommo- .
dated. Phone 1496. ..
Where to Stop in Town 72

‘ FOR SALE—Rouse seven rooms all

,. TWO-FAMILY

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ANNOUNCEMENTS . ._ €09!“th by Jamel Gold." 501"“ "'°“““”‘- Cimn- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Personals 7 7 .‘ M . ., ' Business Pisces ml} Rent 75
NC TIC .. " _ . .
TIDE CALENDAR —.JULY 1925 ......m. .
board. 1 “in no Ion." be respon- 7 < , . , .' Lonnetiticut svenue:n.Post road:
sible for any debts contracted by .. , I:::r:ool:lt:rs.ndub::h dblfifin’tzll
her or others. ' ' a . '
sumd‘ CHARLES 'l‘. MORRIS. SIIIILWI , MOII. I Tue; .1 Wed. | TI“!!- I FYI. , I Sat. . improvements. Phone ell.
. ‘ STORE—With tour rooms lb rear:
AUTOMOTIVI First out-a maroon mom. ssi a1 are "'1." 1.1 are 1.4 "no...“ "mi "041°“an to,
nma ' a drug store or bakery and deli-
Aut b“. “er III. 11 0 c l 2 3 4 cateeseu. Tel. SIM. ' i
““235“ IN USED cans - We 2. 6 12 are 1.! 1.1a 8-1 l 9-14 u 0-00 -. 5-7 ' on LIBERTY SQUARES-Two large
:1: havzpmtubsgnhnnad 3‘: ' ;_ .. ‘ i ' stores. completely renovated. suit-
Come in “a '0“ them .3" They Oil 7, 10d! _ 7. 1186 ‘ SO 1152 AS 7 1348 8.3 1" 7. ’50 "If; able tor all businesses. Rent 850
must '0 u . sacrifice. We need ' - - . - - - ' ‘ {attire M. Pascale. 86 Van Zant .
the space. Make your own terms. 7 8 9 10 11 . ‘
P. J. DiPietro is West Ave. Phone . _
us. Once mt“.- “m mo. 10.04 as 10.58 as use as mi 7.8 men 1.1 are . 1.4 REAL 33'1"“: ’03- SALE
.. . ..-. - . . . .-. F Sale _ _. 84
Essex coscx ISIi—Re-condition- _ . t . Em“ °'
ed and new paint. This desirable £04 . as 5-18 M 0.54 at us as 8.17 as nos as us as FOR SALE—Desirable two-family
closed live-passenger car will tur- _ - .. - . . . . --. . - ..._. ., i. _ house, Norwalk. . Phone 2912., _, _, _
nish economical transpdrtaiiolgr _ .. . ~ 4 . .
Terms arranged. THE LRWI d.“ 7 h.“ - . ' ' i' ' FOR SALE-
M. resumes co., Hudson and 3’ 7" “M 1.! Ms M 3-” I" 9'“ - -74 9-“ N noun-noon HOUSE—Lot souoo,‘
Essex. 12 West avenue. Norwsik. 4 M" fruit and shade trees. in. zoo. ..
1825 Flint Coupe, 4 on... 10.20910.5Ii_ 1.0 11.20 1.1. 11.11 lass 1.41.11 1'3 fifgfi’a‘offissfifmmw’mnw
1925 Jordan Brougham. 5 pass. 19?: 20 21 22 g3::t 0024” 25 TWO- FAMIDY HOUSE All lm
1911i Stutz Touring Car. " ' ' "' '
, , > rovelnents; 1st dist it; i 71:
1921 Chevrolet Sedan. model 1. B. 10 " 1.010.115 1.0 11.25 M. ii ‘3 1.1 .1, m.- - 4 1.1 l. ‘1’“. 35,100. ‘7" °‘
vsas'r BROS. ~-.; .2. ‘ _ TWO-FAMILY HOUSEf-IJ. rooms; .
CADILLAC. JORDAN. ' _ ' ’ _ ' improvements. 2nd (“SUICIDI 5.5N.‘- "
I.“ 7.1 2.81 6.. .3'” 0.7 4.20. 6.6 5.19 0.3 0.22 0.0 New Moon SEVERAL FURNISHED HOMES ..
HUPMOBILE DEALERS' ‘ ‘ . _‘ - ‘ ‘ .' tor rent during the summer
FORD liOADS’l‘ER—lilcc. In good ' .g_ l margléawfhulidina “XE-EN Y
condition. $75.00. Inquire Young. 1“ 7318.0. 1' 8.5 . » . . . ~ ‘ v ‘ MAN ' C .
Bartlett avenue. rear old Broad . . l ' 7 1‘ 4.51 7'5 5'50 '0 '6 51' 1‘. 20 Phone'SI“ 123 Washington St.
River School.

improvementsr‘ Centrally lobalédi'

. on trolley line.
_incuira at 99 Woodward avenue.
South Notwalk.

lvon SALE——

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HOUSE—13
~e.ll improvements: two baths; lot..-
.onioo: price. $8.600.

ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.
. Real Estate and Insuranon.‘-“ 1'
li Pershing St. » Phone 4881

WILTON AVENUE~ ‘

TWO FIV l-J- ROOM HOUSES—r33; 800
each. One good six- main cottage
on Fair siieet. $4. 500 .s

STROUT AGENCY,- *-
68 “'all St Phone 3658

 

 

 

HILL TOPva-Oflers its spacious

_dance 'pavilion tor dances. get-r

, ."ments: twoocar arnge: high
”nth.“ etc. Conveniently ‘°’ ground; plrre aims Little cash
cated. ‘bg‘:agn' ser‘vice. Rates and monthly payments.\ Other
1:28:10“ ° 0! "1:" culars phone places for sale Inquire Van Neps,_

 

Wanted—Itoonls or Doard

THREE BUSINESS ADULTS-430-
slre unfurnished apartment with
board. Address P. 0. Box 13.8..
Norwalk, Conn.

REAL ESTATE FOR. RENT

 

 

 

Apartments and lists

 

APARTMENT T0 LET-4111 two-
nil improve-
flve rooms- with~extrsr

family house. new:
mentor
room. Inquire it Taylor avenue.

ELY AVE.. 68 Three rooms. on
second floor: improvements. In-
quire atisams address.

 

 

 

' - _

FIVE-ROOM FLAT—With improve-

ments: - two-family house; loca-

. lion. residential street in East Nor-

walk; short walk from
Cull 942.2.

 

FOR RENT-éPour rooms:
provements. I'St. John
East Norwaik.

FOUR ROOMS—Ail improvements.
Inquire 100 Taylor avenue. Phone
315. ~

all im-
street.

73 .i

14

trolley..

HOUSE, Six Rooms—Improve-

_4ll' Bnyvlew avenue. Phone 1347.

 

WM. F. HOY’I‘ & SON (REALTORS)

Moved to 8 North Main St.-

Dolng business as usual Since being
burned out by_ fire.

HERE ARE- , g...“

THREE EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD
BUYS.

ONE 2-F'AMILY HOUSE~23X"5
Chestnut street. 14 refine.
quick sale, price 36 500.
this over.

60 WILTON AVENUE—House,.seven_
rooms: all improvements: in per-
tect condition. good neighborhood;
two garages. room for tour cars.
Price. $7 600; mortgage, Ii. 000 .

HOUSE. BERKELEY STREET-—
Best of locations. near the center;
all improvements; one-car garage
-—and a wonderful buy. If you
are looking for a horny-don‘t for-
get to see this home. Price, 37.-
509: mortgage :4. 600. '

WILLIAM F. Heir & son.
[North Main St. Tel. 485

_s.

For a
Look'

 

FOUR ROOMS—First door:
diets possession. Inquire F. J.
Buckley. G Larsen street, South
Norwalk. between I and 1 p. m.

GREGORY BLVD.—-Five-room fist.
in new house; all improvements;
small family oi adults desired. In-
quire Chris Hansen. 13 Gregory
Boulevard. Phone 3630.

 

 

oummnn Ayn. Ids—Three rooms;

'11 improvements. Want Aug.
1"- IRWW‘prmises; ~~~~~~~~~

SECOND ST.. 88—6 rooms with all
improvements. ,Phone 80815

 

WEST WASHINGTON “ST. «- Six
rooms and bath;_ all improve-
ments; opposite Telephone build-
ing. Inquire at 29 Putnam sve-
nue or Call “3- I.

woonwann AVE. 21; —'.Four
rooms. .u'iistslrs; . part improve-
ments. Inquire at same address.

 

 

immef.

— »- ANOTHER BARGAIN—Flown!”

OWNER—Forced to raise 'cash. will
sacrifice this modern duplex two-
wfamily house; short walk to South
Nerwalk station. Consists of two
six-room apartments; Mill bath.
two separate furnaces, 'hlI brass

~ piping. every improvement. In
pertect condition. No money need
be spent for repairs. Id. $00. worth
310. 000. f

E. A. STROUT AGENCY. .
liaJlirali St. Phnna has:

85

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Lots For Sale

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For particllla'rs :53;

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PAGE THIRTEEN

:'_With This Page At Hand You Won’t Have Any Trouble III Getting What You Want

'1 lilo Governors Lead Movement

 

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to Make Mexico “Dry” N atl'on'

 

 

antral Press Phat.

Emile Portes Gil (left), governor of the state of Tampaullpas,

. and Aurelio Msuriques, governor of San Louis Potosi, are leading
- a prohibition movement in Mexico. Governor Mauriquee now is
rigidly enforcing a dry law in his own state.

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:j SEES HOPE OF

DRY LAW lN
TOWN COURTS

Anti- Saluoli Head Says
Justices Fear Appeal
Will Lose Fines to
Towns

wnsrpokirwluly 20,—The
hibition law iidla‘toxs will not be
dq‘alt With sov'erbly' enough until the
state remedies what now amounts to
tear on the p ‘ -of town. court
Judges anFjusticu of the peace.
Rev. Ernest V; Clliypool. Superin-
tendent of the. Connecticut Anti-
Saloon league, Hartford. declared in

 

 

pro-

' hls sermon at the Westport Metho-

dist' "-Epiacopalr church yesmtlay
morning, where he. substituted for
the rcctor. Rev. Norman A. Hall.
Dr. t‘laypoole said that court of-
i'lclals‘in the towns are encouraged
to impose small fines where liquor
violators are tound guilty, knowtug
that it .the tlne_.is largo-or a jail sen-
tence added, that the accused will
take an appéal with the result that

,the town" gets neither the fine nor

the' chain which it otherwise would

have- received had no appeal been ..

taken. The speaker said that this
waLone ‘oi‘ the conditions which
must -be remedied it the task of rid-
(ling the state of Volstead law \io-
lato'rs .was to be completed.
Conditions in Connecticut are get-
tinz better-.11 meriheless, he said, as
he has noticed that most judges
slid justices. of the peace are begin-
ning to lose their fear of imposix

sufficient fines and jail sentences to

discourage \iolations. The new pol-
icy of courts _0: appeals to uphold
the sentences of the lower courts,-
and in some cases increasing the
line or Jail sentence. was a good
Sign he said that the courts were
determined to back up the law eh-

‘i torcement agencies.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

 

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building for. no it. 'on Maple
street; worth $600: will sell for
8300. Fred W. Buckley, 25 Cedar
street. Phone 2023. "

SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW-d'ilo lots:
all improvements. including hot
water hunt and oak doors; low--
price with easy terms. Phone

 

 

 

 

of Norwalk—every day
tunities to get what yo

' ask for an ad taker. j

 

But—you know what particular things are
on your mind today—and whatever your im-
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DECLARES HE
LIED TO SAVE
RUSSELL SCOTI'

Detroit Telegraph Op-
eratdr Admité H e .
Didn’t See Killing in"
-Drug Silure ' '

CHICAGO July 20 ~(Ai‘) An".
other my of hope. that one of the
amazing last hon deVeIOpments
which smcd him from death on the
gallows 'last, Paddy wé‘lt become
tangible enough to provofihis inno-
cellce during a seven day reprieve.
has been ékilngulahed i'or Russell
Scott.

James M. Bell a Dnirottlelegraph
operutm. nho last Friday declared
that h; witnessed the shooting of
Joseph Maurcr. Chicago drug clerg.
and that Russell was innocent of
the slaving has admitted that the

 

 

 
 
 

 

story was a romance. conceived")
“tor the sake of humanity." ’ ,
.133" said he told :1 lie “to save.- a

one whom I believe innocent." but
that when he round that. his story
was not accomplishing anything, he
decided to admit the fake.

This was the second blow that
Scott has received since his drama-
ti‘c‘reprieve six hours before he was
to hang. The stay of execution was
ordered by Governor Len Small
when a Detroit telegram purporting
to be from Robert Scott, the con-
demned man‘s brother. confessing
the murder, now under indictment.
did the shooting.

The sender of the telegram pro-
mised to surrender the next day.
but nothing developed. Various
other communications were received,
however. one a letter purporting
also to be from Robert, mailed in
Chicago last Thursday night. In_
this it was stated that he was ser-
iously ill. but would give himself up
as soon as he was able.

 

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BUFFALOES COME BACK. ‘
WASHINGTON. July. in. — no.

‘cause lilo buffalo has become partly
domesticated and has been protect-
ed in governmental parks. the num-
her in the United Stiilr‘s has in-
creased to 30.000. 'i‘hirly years ago
there were not more than 1.000 on
the American conliilr-nt.

 

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Williams takes command of th‘
U. S. Asiatic fleet at a time when i
the post is particularly impoh.
test, because of the situation in I
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