' 'PH‘ONE «H.
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Pttte ice Cream
Eon“; Made
‘ . Guild”
local News Notes.
John 'I‘ryon has resigned his position
with the Adams Express Company.
.It. L. Coburn, of West avenue. who
has been seriously ill, is slowly im-
proving.
-—Latest Comic Opera Hits. Roway-
ton Hose Co's Minstrels.
Tite Official Board of the First Meth-
odlst Episcopal Church will hold it
meeting tonight at 8 o‘clock.
A special meeting of Seth Reining-
ton‘s class will be held. tomorro wnight.
Visitors are expected from Stamford.
. The very best elgin creamery butter
- 260 a pound at the New York Grocery
Company.
Charles T. Nelson, of New York.
spent Sunday with friends in South
Norwalk.
Douglas Fowler Post. G. A. R.. will
hold a meeting tonight to arrange for
Memorial Day.
Palestine Castle. Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain, will hold
a meeting tonight.
Local railroad employees have rc-
,ceived notices that the .Brown system
of discipline will go into effect Juno 1.
. . .___,__,_.___.__
Robert RhWay. of ‘Norwalk. and H.
S. 'i‘aintor, of’Tokeneke, have been
elected members. bf the Norwallt
Yacht Clttb.
Mrs, Clarissa B.‘ Dates. of orchard
street. has been spending a few days
at her cottage. "Beach Croft." Fair—
tlcld Beach. _
People are commencing to put their
plots in the cemeteries in good shape
so they will be in good condition by
next Sunday and Memorial Day.
Miss R. E. Bonovard. of Danbttry.
and May Sewall, of South Norwalk.
are visiting here, the guests of Mrs.
C. 11", Smith. of the West End—Water-
bury Republican.“
Through the real estate agency of
Jacob M. lay‘tori‘lllamos Salmon, of
Brooklyn. has sold his two houses. Nos.
«24 and 26 Milton. street, to Herman
Quittner. of this city.
——-Foss' Candy are always in thc
icad. Stillson—i’owell Corp.
Calvin N. Keadail. superintendent of
schools of lndland'polls. has been chos
on by the University of California, to
conduct the counties in pedagogy dur-
ing the summer session.
A claim was adjusted todaj by tltc
New York Life insurance Company
which tendered’ to the widow of the
late John J. Walsh, of Georgetown, it
check for $1,000.
N. ii. Heft, G, Stanley Iicit. Miss
llcadc. of Bridgeport; Mrs. Robert
Allyn, Miss Dorothy Allyn, of Hart-
ford. formed an automobile party to
South Norwalk. yesterday, stopping
at the Hotel Clifford.
The time to deposit your money is
now. Don't wait until you have a
larger stint. for you will be tempted
to spcnd wh t you have already sav—
Hi. The 80 th Norwalk Savings Bank
is it good .place to deposit it.
.m-b—u-a—m
Tito Farther llighta’ Society. of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church. will
hold a. debate this evening. The sub-
ject lit "Resolved, That the Emigration
of the Yellow inure to for tho best lit-
teroets of This Country.”
Next Sunday; May 28th, the mem-
bers of Cockenoe and linens Tribe. lut.
proved Order ofljnd Men. will attend
the venpcr service In the South Nor-
walk Congregational Church in a body.
.nnd listen to an address by Rev. bow
in Frank Buoli. DJ).
l—Latcst Comic Opera Hits, Rowdy-
ton Hose Co's Minstrels.
.‘n
The Junior Mission Band. of
Shuth Norwaik motionll Church.
wtii meet next nrday afternoon at
3 o'clock. with.“ win Beam. 6 Elm-
tho
wood avenue, ‘ “to topic will be Oo- ,
lambs. the Aposiloiof the Highlanders.
Mourners. ill pfihg .bioek for the
p tur. on it. and f the weather is Billi-
a 9 flowers will be gathered and ar.
ranged for the hospital.
ti gain. 1.. a M. Paint and 3 gain. all
points moderate slated house. bloat
durable. hold by GHARLIS I. DOW.
IOUTH NORWALK.
, mp IMIDIM.
Look lil‘Olil’ window and you will
up the but assortment of Cameras
I“ imam ever displayed in The
math. ”We are equally stocked
‘4 applied: You are inviwd do
, “and look them‘ovur. *
In
York and Brooklyn.
TAYLOR a ,UOLDEN.
Ru! trials.
74 Washington Strut.
Semi: Norwalk. .
' Mr. and Mrb.’ 'd‘homas 1. Raymond
spent Saturday,v,tutd Sunday in New
W
Ii‘t‘nnk Brundage,‘ who is now living
intestine], wasp ”Sunday visitor ltt
. wn. ~ ‘
-—.-
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters. of the Norwalk Congreiza~
tlohal Church will meet with Mrs. E.
B. Smith. Osborn avenue, East Nor~
walk. on Friday. May 26th. at 8 o'clock.
Miss Mildred Hontan will entertain
the members of her Sunday school
classat the South Norwnlk Methodist
Church, Thursday evening, at her home
in Franklin street.
Crusader Commandory, Knights
Templar, of Danbury, will hold its field
day in Ridgefleld on June 29. After a
parade through the town the members
or the commandery will be the guests
of Dr. R. W. Lowe. at Lake Waccabuc.
*o—l W...“
One of the features of the service at
the First Methodist. Episcopal church.
yesterday morning. was the rendering
of tho soprano solo by Mrs. Frances
Heath-Eaton. The selection was "With
Verdill‘e Clad." from Huydn's “Cree
tlon." Mrs. Eaton was in especially
fine voice. and gave the ntttttber with
expression seldom heard here. Mrs.
Eaton's work is always of the high-
est order, and the solo of Sunday was
highly appreciated by all present.
DEATH OF FORMER CONNECTI-
CUT MAN.
Was Once Editor of the New Haven
- Palladium.
WASHINGTON. D. (1.. May 22r—
Chauncey Hickox. a former Connecti-
cut. titan, bttt lit recent years a reel-
dent of Washington. passed away
Friday at his residence. 459 G. street.
northwest. Formerly a newspaper
man, associated with the Springfield
Republican, he afterward became ediv
tor of the New Haven Palladium.
which place be vacated for a position
in the Pension bureau. lie was one
of the principal examiners of the board
of reviews and drew a salary of $2.000
a year. His appointment from Con-
necticut dated back to Sept, ti, 1865.
Mr. l‘iickox was a man of high lit-
erary attainments anti strict integrity
of character. which. with his manly
qualities. gained for him the respect
and honor of all who know him, He
leavesawldow and two daughters.
who will return to t‘onnccticut in the
near future.
The following pensions were
granted this week in old soldiers and
widows of \'t‘it‘l‘allS in Connecticut:
William H. Thompson. is per month;
.lohn Nelson Drown, $10: William C.
Slate. $8: it‘rltzhttgh S. Hoag, $8:
George P, Read. 814: Larson W. Ro
bertson. $8: ("ornclius Connolly, :8;
Charles F. Ballou. $l0; John it, Whoe-
Icr. $12; James P. lnfland, 36; Eve-
line 1‘. Nowell, $8; Joseph Gales, $12:
William P. Beers. 88% Evelyn C. Tay-
lor, $8; .lohtt Lower. $10: minor of
Sylvcslcr ’1'. Cook. Sid; Henry II, lion-
lon, $8; Dennis O‘Brien, $8; Althea B.
Perkins. 38; Mary ilyland. $8: Noah
E. Baldwin, $10: Martin 'l‘raycr, $10:
William Il. (‘OX. 36; Andrew Nolan.
$10: Francis It). Burt. M2: ilcnry It).
Baker, $8: Charles W. Croavcnor. $10M
Clark Dickson. $8; .lameg Reynold!
$li): John Gorria. Sit; (".httl'lcs M. Rich-
ardson. St}: Edward N. Chamberlain.
812; John Skolley, $10; (‘ltnrlos A. Ito.
berts. 38: Adam Williams“); Slcphctt
D. Merritt, 812; Wesley E. Preston,
86; Bcnjtuttln S. Jackson. $6.
The post-oilico department has issu-
ed a fraud order against the Morning
Call Drug company doing business tti
New Haven. Conn.
The l’rosldcltt has appointed E. C.
Hall postmaster of Ocean Park. (loan.
Frank H. Wood has been named for
the office at Norolon. Conn.
Mrs. Richard llcctl Iteynolds of
Bristol, Court. grudttaicd today from
the Lucy Webb Hayes National Train.
lug School of Nurses.
Thomas (‘. Johnson, of New Ilavcit.
is stopping itt lltc lioch Nortnuttdic
in this city.
For Sale
To Close Estate.
Property of Estate
of Edward H.
Schnell,
' located at
Roton Hill.
INOUIRE OF
The
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
' ’“Administratoru
“ nitric-iv, ,r Mime
flittrduy’ Monday.
Coax Me, When the Harmt Moon
ll Shining on the River. Mamma's
Boy, Just Acton the Bridge of Gold.
Yank» Doodi. Boy, Whln the Inn
Aro in the Hive, Arabia. the intent
march and Wop. ‘
ALIO FIFTY AND IIVINTYs
FIVI OINT OANOI FOLIOO. ill OTC.
AT OOLEMAN’S
‘ 7 V I“. OR
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M ,w‘
.mp... MI. W
. 'sou‘m domain. TILJ‘lZy-J.
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“A Holiday's at hand; will limit celebrate at home. or his away?"——-
beater- ‘ , Mi
1 ‘ l“.
(lilting Suits that suggest cutttfort and style for holi-
days and work-days are llt‘l't'. See the new loose models of
swagger cttt‘ itt ltotttcsptttts. twccds and Machine surges.
Let us fit you out for Memorial llay ‘itt 'ouc of these
Suits. . '-
$to.oo to $25.0o. - " ‘j
.\ll iltc :tcccssorics til Stittttttci' comfort to go with lltctlt
——soit hats. straw ltztts. ucglig'cc sltit‘is, llt‘t‘lx'wt'ill‘, fancy hus-
icry, illill tttttlcrtvcar and liclts.
'l't‘ttttlts and bags for illuh‘t‘ \\‘llti lilt' away.
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwallr. ‘ Tel. Call. 32-2.
you CAN BE sums it Milt‘lli
that i have no wish to soil yott ll tiling unless in so doing 1
serve yott so wcll flint you will want to come again and
again. it is permanent trade that is valuable to me. i
sell you nty host Judgment as well as my grain.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
, MANUEL T. It
For the. little ones: "
I). M. Chick Food.
F. P. C. Chick Manna. "
Best obtainable.
TCH.
st. 32. seine so.
at '
William P. Boers‘
llocl. and Stationery Slams. .
a Sodthv'Main at.
South 'iliorwalk.
49 Wall Street.
Nor-walk.
'“""““"n...s...i....s. of “
Merrill College
is to pave the way for
Your Success.
Sessions daily. 9 a. m. to J p. m. Let us begin now.
M. A. MERRILL. Prim. South Narwalk. Conn.
CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD
THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN RECEIVING CONNECTICUT RIVER
SHAD DIRECT FROM THE RIVER EVERY DAY.
BUCK BHAD ..... ............................................... 10c LB.
ROE CHAD ......... ................................... , ........ 12i/zo LB.
BLUE FIBH ......‘z ............................................. . 10c LB.
WEAK FISH .....-.. ............................................. . 8c LB.
STEAK COD ......................................... . ......... 10¢ LB.
HALIBUT ................................................. 14c LB.
EELB ................................... .. ...... .12l/acLB.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS. LIVE LOBBTERB SATURDAY.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
TEL. 105- FRIE OILIVIRY.
" ”Hon; 3." FREEfifiN.
REPRIG BENTINO
Harry'H. Hoyt ' 8: C0,,
Bankers and Brokers,
stocks. lends, Grain and Cotton Bought and laid for Cult or on Margin.
[Member New Yprlif Consolidated stock Exchange. Direct private wire.
New York. .41 and «we: street. Brooklyn, 371 Fulton street.
HOYT'l THIATRI UUlLDiNO.
Market Forecast Evory'Mornlng at to O'Cioek.
v
A cantata?"
Farm Wagons
Just receivedlal
THER
an A. ‘ imminent-oi
~ plural. 4.1.1.1....” _, " ' ‘
We swat“ ‘l‘Img-‘i ‘ , I i
42 Huntsman " . root. ,
4.
z
E’NIN
. 91:01 153»
. {any at,“ ‘. t.
H" ‘ l . . ...
a. A“ ‘ ' ‘c‘r‘ i
i The Thermal!“ Bag .
Ton Times Better Than a W:-
ter Bottle.
TH E THERMALITE BAG.
stores up heattready to be turn-t
ed on at any time when wanted,
never requires filling; imparts
heat at an oven temperature.
'i‘hermailte preserves the rub-
ber. it. will outlast several wa-
ter bottles. Thermnlite bags are
being demonstrated this week
at
lite Olliford Pharmacy
TEL. CALL 16-2.
m
Maples ti Goldschmldt 00.
(incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers in
4 Stocks, Bonds. Grain and'
Cotton.
Swartz a Corbett Block, 80. Norwalk.
- TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. tit—High-
cr prices for Americans in London
gave an upward start to prices here.
There Were a few exceptions, but
amongst the less important stocks. il-
point. and Atchison, Southern Pacific.
, Union Pacific and llnltcd States Steel
large fractions. There was a decline
of 1 in Virginia-Carolina Chemical.
WALL STREET, 1] a tit. ..- Alit't‘
absorbing the proiil taking salcs lll\‘li~
cd by the opening rlsc. the ntarkct
again movcd aggressively upward. St.
Paul Itad. however, been lowcrcd in
Saturday's closing level and some of
the metal and car equipment stocks
sold below, The rebound was qttilc
pronouncml lit a number of favorites
which sold a point or more above lasl
week‘s clot-ting. (ltl‘icr gains reached
4‘»; in \i‘csiingltouso Elct-tt‘c, and a
point or more itt sevcrtti specialties,
Sonic of the junior Vanderbilt situ'lts
were notably weak.
WALL STREET. [ItIDIln'l’l‘li'i‘h‘ til'
prontlncul stocks ntadc further upward
progress. The gain in llliuois Central
rcacllcd 2 1-4, St. Paul and Delaware
& Hudson :3, Alt-bison, Ontario and
Western attd Metropolitan St,‘l'ill’llit‘.a
l 14 and Missouri Pacific and l'nilcd
Status Stool pill. i. ’l‘ltcl‘c Wcrc dr-
ciincs in sonw'spccialtics. The dc-
round at the higher lcvcl (ll'tlpptf-li to
.noiltlttg and prices slipped back. l‘n-
ion Pacific and St. Paul i'l‘ttt‘it‘zl i.
Honda wcro irregular.
TODAY‘S OUOTATIONS.‘
Report over- the private wires of
The Maples & Goidschmldt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz &. Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 163.
Open. High. Low. l :le
Atrial Cop 781.3 72% 773;
. Ant t‘ at I" Co 33% 331/2 33
Am (‘ & It‘ pf Olilfi 91‘.le tidy,
Am cm on (till; all... 311..
Am low [if 35 37.144 3?.
Am Loco 47% 17% iii-"i;
Am Loco of till 111) ill)
Am Smelt 111% 111th. Hot-g. llO'lu
Ant Sugar lilil 133V; :23 liliilp
A T & S F0 79 Till/i; 78%; TO
lialto it Ohio 106% 1075, lilii‘é Willi;
li'klyn R ’l‘ 60%.“. ill iitl dilly.
t‘itca & Ohio 47 ~17 MW. 463,-,
CM & N W atoll-ii. 2093.5. 2tl.“4.i 21ml...
Ch (it \thrli Ulla} tee. 124.24 is}...
(‘.h M lit Si 1’ 172 173 17] l-il‘yi:
(‘0! F till 42 42's. illi, 417,.
Col South filling Bill. 2»; ‘_‘l‘.
(‘mi Gus lllti HOV; lilt'i'é lamp
Erie till 39 1/5 39 39 Wt
Eric 1st of 771.. 77% 77 77
(ion idler 170 170 its!) itlll
Ill (‘mtlral 157 157% ”till; 131‘.
Lou & Nash Hm H2“; 141"}. 1417.}
Mill St Ry Hill/3 llz'i'l't'p 115% 115-7
Mox Cool 19% Ill-i4 lll‘t’: till/ta
M K at 'l‘ 251,4 25‘... 25 27.14,
Mi. l’ilt'iilt‘ 951.; edit. any. 9th..
Nat lA‘iitl 45% 45.1.; 4443’. tr.
N Y Central 1393;. till List 39
Not-f div. Wcsl Tiles. 7? 76%.} Till”;-
(int at West 4-31.; tell. 43.1.. 46
Penn It It 1325... 1331/4 133’»; 132%
Foo (Ins . 100 100 99% 95in
Reading 387i. 89's". 88% 88%
Rep Stool 113% iii?“ 16% Hill;
Rock island ‘27 27 26% 2mg
Itub (lootis :liV‘ iii-ll. :i-iid il-i‘d
South Par lid 60% hit“; Bil-ll
Sou lty (‘0 2874.: till 28% 28%
Son Ry Co pf 115% 95% 951A. 95%
Tenn 0 til i 77%- 78 77 77
Texas, Par 32 ill! :ll :4. 317,5.
Union Par. 117% 118% 117% ll’t'vl't
ll fl Rubber 37% 1177.... 37% 3773'.
ll 8 Stool 26% 26% 251V. 25%.
U S Stool pf till 93% 92% 92%
Wabash 18% 18% iii 18%
West [In Tel 92% 921%. 92% 92%
Wis Cent 22%, 221/. 22 22
Sales to 11 a, in. amino
NEW YORK. May 22.-«l\. (l. Morris.
a small trader on the Consolidated iiix-
chango. failed to balance his accounts
with the clearing house today anti was
declared tinder suspension on the ex-
bhange. His line of stocks were trad-
ed in under the rule.
. CHICAGO, May 22.—-A stampede of
shorts today advanced the price of
corn for May delivery precisely six
“at: a bushel. it was current. gossip
hat the May option is practically
, i'eornered" by a few prominent traders.
‘ AA desire to avoid possibly greater loss
than already incurred was the cause
or the urgent. demand today from
lite-market, The May delivery opened
at as cents. The price quickly jumped
up to till cents a bushel. Realism:
sale: caused a reaction to 57 1-2 cents.
A somewhat similar situation devel-
oped in the wheat pit. On an active
. demand from short: the price or wheat
for May delivery was forced up four
gum a bushel. Much of the II!!! me
but opened at n mu. After Id-
vanoina to $1.06. the price dropped to
NTINED“. *__‘
. UP ANY MORE “OLAOBY” THAN YOU CAN "‘IN' OUR SPRING
i I TERY WAFTED INTO CRACK CLOTHES MAKING: BUTiO‘ IT’O
linois Central rose 11/2 attd St. Paul a. -
those who were on the wrong side ol‘
ubmttently lost on profit “Hostility?
“.33. .
Selleok it Price. Head to foot Outfitters.
THE CARELEBS BPENDERB OF BROADWAY PAY MORE '
FOR LONG. COMFORTABLE, DEEPNENTED SACK OUITB THAN
YOU WOULD DREAM OF UNROLLINO, BUT THEY DON’T CHOW
AND SUMMER MODELS. THERE'S BEEN A LOT» OF M‘YBo
A8 SIMPLE AB THE THREE R's:
BRAINS AND MASTER FABRICS.
TRY OURS.
MASTER‘TAILORB. MASTER
BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE,
l midi. m
00.
l
$7.50 to $25.
. suoss
THE EXTREME NEW POINTED croa oxroaos, lN ALL‘
LEATHERS FROM $2.00T0 $4.00. t... -- .mJlt ..d
at $1.00
WE SPECIALIZE CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES.
$1.25, $1.50, $2.00.
OTH 2R8,
\.
SELLECK & PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishers. ,
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWAL
Telephone Cali 324-2.
REAI’ST
The price of Butter has dropped. We offer the finest Print Butter at 28c,
and Clover Hill Creamery Prints at 30¢, a clear drop of 4c lb.
Eggs. Home laid and fresh, are scarcer and higher. 27: for best, froth.
Cake—A fresh arrival of Pound Cake. 20c lb. Any quantity;
Dried Beef—7A nice new lot. moist and good, now in. Any quantity for
Se up. ' .
Rice—When in want don't forget our bargain offer of excellent Rice at
4c lb.
Potted Flowers. Tomato Plants. Cabbage Plants. Buy your garden
Seeds here where you are sure of getting fresh, new needs. that come up
and grow. No mixture of old and new here. Will close out Seed Potatoes
at 90c bu. in bushele lots or 50c one-half bushel.
Hop; to do good service.
LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL. 26-4.
i
lhiee Clansof'lillllt. - - - - ‘- 250
Very Best Butter, per lb. - 27c
. I I I I
FANCY MAINE POTATOES PER PK. 15c.. .. .................. 50c bu.
TUBE ROSE FLOUR, PER SAC. 75:, ...................... ‘ ..... $6.00 bbl
PILLSBURY'S. JONES, GOLD MEDAL. BEN HUR FLOUR BAG. ....85c
ASSORTMENT OF RADISHES. LETTUCE, CUCUMBERS. TOMATOES
BUNCH ONIONS. SQUASH. PEAS, STRING BEANS, ASPARAGUS,8PIN-
ACH. KALE. PARSELEY.
FANCY RHUBARB, PINEAPPLES, ORANGES. BERRIESC
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.
so No, Main st. So. Norwalk. Tcl. 26-3. 49 Fort St.. E. Norwal‘k. Tel. 319-3
W REFRIG ERRORS
The saving on a Refrigerator is not so much in the price you
pay for the article as in the bills for ice. We save you as much or
more than any other store in the price, and in addition to that fur;-
nish you with a Refrigerator that will consume the. least possible
amount of ice. The “White Mountain? and “White Frost” are ex-
amples of Refrigerator Perfection. known all over America as stand-
ard. You can get the food and money Batters here. . . '
II. J. Collins (3:100.
Dealers in Furniture, Carpets. Bedding, Matthias, Oil Clotho,.and Llnolouml.
Funeral Director and Embalmer. ‘
12 NORTH MAIN ST.
Large Rugs for the floor instead of carpet are becoming more
popular every day. The reason is plain: No cutting to fit a certain
room. often making a carpet worthless when you more. and no pull-
ing tacks and relaying when you wish to clean. We are showing a
large line of Ingrain. Tapestry. Smyrna and Axminster Rugs in
beautiful floral and Oriental designs. .
, CASH on mean. ‘ '1
A. J. 'Angevine $3011.
IN Washington Street. South Norwalk.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELB. HONOL
NEW YORK. May 22.»~Tho steamer
Kroonland, from Antwerp and Dover
for New York, was in communication
‘with the Siasconrtot. lilacs" wireless
station at 2:30 o'clock this morning.
The vest-tel was then ten miles east.
of Nantucket Lightship and will prob-
ably dock about 5:30 this evening.
The steamer Noordntn. front Rotter-
dam and Boulogne for New York, was
incomniunlcaiion with the Blasconset.
Mann, wireless stalled at 5:30 o’clock
this mornig.
The vessel was then titty-live miles
out of Nant‘uoket Lightship and will
probabiy'dock at about 8 o'clock Tow
tis‘ mbrnin . ,, ,.
i EOBTONany t‘thA-«Arrivedtfloriio-
um SITUATION
. no. r '
HONOLULU. Martina—a wiraim
message. front Mhaln‘h‘ last night said
tanov.
The Japanese labors have ‘qttletod
down and agreed to assume work next
Wednesday. A peaceful settlement of
the trouble is expected.“ A message to
the Japattese consul states that the
strikers were visiting,the home of the
interfered and showtime or them. The
local agents of the pinatailan‘ cent 0.
message to the plantation «it a who
ply that the ma" the. abouts
in; were in charge of hurl! Baldwin.
.. .MaaqLquwalaa- writ-tum ’
more fromAntwerfi. it was further stated that the Japan-
Nttlwt trunk. to Bi.--Arrind:' out were attacking the contractor at
at. , can toms u...
I‘ ‘.
u“; M“ L fi‘ 1: i. :u twulwhl «nun-mafia
that the strike situatiq wastimproved. ..
Japanese contractor when the police _
shot the Japanese and‘r ‘ vedt crow ‘ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler