' reliable newspaper --
‘ . and keep everlastingiy
businass principles -‘-I—
~‘riskierlist:,them"i113. a
at both: - Ras‘nlts aré
bound to happen. ‘
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,. “mandarin 187,0
l l. l. 3. Mill
took charge of the ceremonies and!
' , James
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lilil » all
if = Plilillli
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Duckinoham Post and Friends
' Participate in an Interesting
Ceremony in Norwalk
3. ll. all runs
aloud Plilil
Solomon Close. oi Stamiord, Who
Itiave Soil, Also Speaks
"—
will
Very impressive indeed was the cor-
emony which the members of. Back-
ingham Post, G. A. IL. participated in
yesterday afternoon in planting a white
oak tree in honor of former Governor
Buckingham. and as a remembrance]
of the Post. The inclement weather
prevented a huge crowd from attend:
ills, but there was a. creditable num-
ber present. There were about twen-
i3 of the veterans that assembled at
the Post Hall and with a drum corps
ahead, marched to the library grounds, I
mhcro the tree was planted.
t ‘olnmander George H. Raymond
(Continued on Second Page.)
'FflliE SPHIHG LAHB ill-12b
Spring lamb chops. Hr lb.
Slew lamb, the ill.
Loin of pig pork, 180 lb.
lI‘resll shoulders, 15c lb.
liest out shoulder steak, 140.
Loan pot roast. 14c.
,Rib roast, 14c lb.
It‘lloice young fowls 22c.
Native roasting chickens,
II‘aucy young turkeys.
I(Ai'l\'.l
I
‘Joc.
HAYES' MARK I‘I’l‘.
IIIIIIIIII IIKI III I
IXIIIIIIIII BASE
Bot Barney WOIIi, of East Nor-
waik, Evidently Was Not the
Men New York Police I
Wanted
[on ' ._.._..... l
The local police thought that tlchl'III
’ths quite a case on for lllt‘lll when
they received it telephone ('llII l’rolli.
Sergeant Williams, t.” the Spring.
atroot l’l'et'lllrt, of the New York l'o-
lice llcpartlllout. several days ago.
The sergeant .Iluld tllllt ollo 'l‘lloriIsa
illnusll of Ni in York (Ilty, \lns llllsnlulg.
and that HlltI was illuauod to a Hill"
llatllod Wolph liviiiil; ill Sioutll .\ol'-
unlit She was supposed to be hero,
llullllg disappeared one day, leaving
iliIr homo Utili‘llHlltl3 to illli‘iltl a cook
illu school "illiI .\'i w Yolk itilllt'eiilllllI
tllougllt Wolpil was it pnlllliIIl'.
(‘lllot‘ Willllllll ll. l'mllllnalon. after
scorching ltIiIolds and IiIH luclllory,
lillluliy stlIIuik upon llitI ltIi'il that the
Juan wanted must Ilil\t' lmiIll illlrnuy
(Wolk, owner of tho llulldnll «block. Ill
“and. Norwnlk. A i'it‘til‘t'll was lllfllliill.I
«Id l‘or Wolk itlitl lllI could not be found
(I‘lllll looked like ovidollrp IIllouizh.bul.‘
(finally Wolk turned up again yesterI,
day ..
QIlIZZNl regarding: Illi‘ ulri Ilt‘ liolllod
till knowledge of the l’ll'llllr, and It is
now believed tllul lilo .‘3'3333‘ \‘ork eerI;
gnnlll had the wrong lltlllllI or “I It'lllilI
'tl llllso (IltttI.
‘ .‘..
~MU8IC WITH DINNER. I
Music during (zillckon and \3ull'io‘
lllllll lIiII liilli :;
'atuhlo,
,tllo floor l‘lIli.
later-d at South No
tilllllllflllll lliilil
Nothing Very Serious in the Ao-
cuaation, However. as itcame’
From a Man in Anger
James M. Creagh, of Norwalk. is
one of the workers of this street de-
partment. Mr. Oren-gin has the hand-
ling of,special assignments and at
present he is conveying «to the people
of the city the provisions or the new
garbage ordinace, prescribing the man-
ner oi’ receptacles for the holding of
ashes and other refuse, the placing
of the receptacles, and in fact every
ruling which the ordinance imposes.
His work, while the word garbage
would dull to indicate it, is most ill-
Iteresting.
about the experiences he has.
One woman, to whom he was tell-
ing the necessity of doing this and
that under the ordinance. was quite
vexed. Evidently she has a husband
who votes the Republican ticket. or at
any rate some ticket than that on
He tells amusing incidents I
0| IIIIS
IIISIIIIII II
Other Property, Worth Many
Millions, in Danger From Bom-
bardment of Tampioo
IIlIIlIIIl IillIIIIIlIIS
; . ”* SIIEIIIIIII I’lllil
Newfirieans
WASHINGTON- April 9.——Ofiiclalls,
Hospital snip Solace Sails From
here tonight were gravely anxious for,
illiililtll llllllll
* iii a tilt) lulu
South Norwailt Municipal Plant
Makes Moneymwoite Citizens
Sleep and in‘ e'lhcreases
Many a. man or"J woman would be
proud of a. son who, on reaching his
majority commenced paying back in-
to tllacoffers of ins parental house
hold $10,000 o. yea . this to reimburse
the father and mother for their invest~
meat in him and their careful nurtur-
ing of the growing lad until he had
reached manhood. Taking the old
City of South Norwalkas the parents,
there is a young man. in the electrical
plant, that is doina well by those who
brought him up from inception. An-
other dividend of $3.000 is to be or-
dered paid on Saturday, tomorrow,
this being the second payment this
year.
Last October the municipal plant. oi:
which Albert E. Vlflnchester. in the po-
sition of superintendent. has been
guardian. attained that number of
wllich President Woodrow Wilson was 'the safety of ioreisn property in the. I years which in IL human would be call
elected for she renlalked as she dig.IT3mplCO district where evaluable oil ed majority, or the arrival of man’
missed Mr. Croagh and proceeded to-
conclude the interview, “It's
Democrats tlluts doing all tllis.
can’t fool me" Jimmy went on to
the next house.
I
them ,
You ' lions. at e threatened by Mexican Con: l and the interest, and the expenses for
' plants already have been destroyed,
and other properties, valued at mil:
stitutionaiist and Federal shells. I
l Dispatches today told of the burning l
illood. At that time the plant was {no
of debt. every cent of the indebtedness
twenty-one years of running had been
cleared away. A brixilt and shining
A South Norwalk mm" one who has , of warehouses belonging to the Agen~' future loomed before the plant.
letll mixed disgust and anger
rou and Lewis must be ill with the
hur'duare merchants i guess " was his
remark to the 1,)leitfiillll patient
One man who lived in lpper not»
walk seemed so be greatly displeased
with the ordinance and 33 itll the col~I
lection of garbage ill general not to
mention a lack of confidence in Street
Commissioner Sharron. “This mall
Sherroll. " he snld. “is too high priced
for us.
lectlou before he came here.
piling up the debt on us, and we
could get along as we did before.
without this garbage scheme "
thisr Crouch says that one man was'
quite sure that Mr. ISllelron was get- .
ling some graft out of the system.
At all events it is a any time that,
Mr. Crcagll is having. and though it}
is hard work. he is beginning to oll~
loy it for it gives him an insight obv.
oi the Ilu-.
talmlblo in no other way
llltlll nature ()I Home of Our Citizens
~EA8TEH FLOWERS
—-L—-—-——-—-..
.I\7.lll('i|t'i‘ daffodils, lIIlIIs. ll3llcllllIils
Ifilili‘téllli. tulips Modern lllllllot. The
Quality Shop. (Adm I
,llollsrs lulu MEN
FALL THROUGH FLllllfl
ANSUNIIA, April il.-II
WIlIIiI
tondautn were llitclllllg ll tram oi‘
.llorscs to a wagon today. ill a lI\'('l‘.\'
I .
stable and garage at. Liberty and
North Main streets, conducted by \t‘.
A. Nelson tile llool guru 3311) without
slurlllzllg precipitating lllcn. hot-nos
and a number of vehicles to the hour
below. ltolll horses and men (Ichll
ed pr'uctlcnlly ullllllrt.
The building. 33"lliill is known till
the llluhll Palace Stable and Garage.
Ila located on a hillside. the. entrance
to iIlt' stuillo brim: on Llli,‘ North Main
street side and that to the garage on
tho i,lllolt3 stltIot side, “lllt‘ll llroullzill.‘
the iliii'iiml il lloor lmlow under
it was into lilo garage that.
ill addition to the dam-
‘.l3go to ”to vehicles some Injury was
dolliI to film largo lltlimntiiilltll-i ill the?
The only explanation given I.
Ilzurrluo.
for tho oHIurrIolno is that the stable
floor may have been woukoulld b3 the
.'rlIluolal of some of the uprights. when
illi‘ ulunuo was (obstructed.
“SPECIAL ATTENTlON HOUSE
waves!
Ask 3ol3r l'lull douliIr l‘mI illt' famous
.We never had this free col~'
'l'lo lsl
two lltI‘
ll .
,cnjoyed free municipal collection for Ci“ Commercial. a German company. I
Isomc time, heard the new provisionst1th 9' l0” 0: half I‘ million dollars,
”Sller- ,
I (Continued on Third Page)
8HALL FHE8H SHLD. 14c
IWESTPIlIiT E888 240001,
I
ISmall Diamond t" smoked hams lilo.
Legs fancy lamb, small, tits.
“Small shoulder lamb, 10c.
I Lamb chops 12 L20.
I Stew lamb, 8c.
I Pot roast, no bone, lilo-200.
Roast beef, prime, l2 isle,
I'Stcvling fowl 300.
Native fowl. 24c.
Roasting chicken, 1550.
Small smoked shoulders, llc.
Bacon by the strip, 21c, 2-lc lb.
IllumIburg steak, itic.
Howe-made sallsugc, lSc.
Blood worst. 10c.
(lorn beef. 10c to 16c lb.
Iiioust pork, small lollls. 180.
‘ little fish, 100. Spanish mackerel,
I‘lOc. lioc shad lilo. Cod steak l-ic
IlAdv.) [Beers Meat. and Prov. (.‘o.
MEHDHAHT BY MY,
I THUG 8V NIGHT
lt‘llI, 2dr.
1
l
i
I
I
i
NIIIW YORK. .Itprll ii.-lt‘ld\\'urd .lliIn-
Idol: a respected ll‘ml and steel lucr-
(‘lliilli in Newark by day, and a thug
ill Now York by night, was today siIllI
lcllich to spend lllo next. eighteen
‘3'3Iurs of his ”to Ill Sills" Sing l’lIlsoll.
illlmldel, wllo ill .\'r3vllrk was a mom-
lliIlI of many fraternal orders and
clubs, llll‘(‘(l Mrs, l‘lIllllilliI Koolzol to
an upper west :3ho l'l'tIlglll yard ill
. Now York and thorn loro lli‘l‘ diamond
l'ill‘l‘lllliii from her ours. lie was cup-
llu'od till he was running away from
Nilll‘ yard.
lll (’filll'i, later on... other women
ldlIlltliliId llIlll tlH the man who had
sllllllllt'ly llssuullml
.llally lollora ulld petitions from New-
ark clubs llllli associations clinic to
.lllr- juduo who SIIIlllI llt'ltl Mt'lltlt'l. All
these llll-lialiId some lullItllkiI hail Iii-on
llludo.
WHITE WDLF BIIIIlAIillS
(luv the lolldolullip of tho llotoriiult
“White Wolf.” today killed hundreds
of the Inhabitants ol‘ the towns
l-llltllaieu. (I'llovlcllill null Molllllion, ill
LIli' 3tcilllt3' ol' Slan-lIu. capitol ol‘
It-lllcllrd Province 'l‘lloy looted the
three towns alter (aplurilll.r Illt‘lll.
and are sweeping the native it'llllllly
tilllnel t'mlll ii to it o i‘lOl ii at liII 3';ul I'I‘tliillmi lii‘iitiii oranges “iii." 31’0“” roundabouts
Joules lull dining room awry t-iundm
cloning. I
“GRAND MILITARY BALL. I‘
Soc gotmrnor and stall at lullltnly
IlillII. Armory. Monday night. I
boat in quality
_ .._._ _ .. - ”no..-“
“GRAND MILITARY BALL.
Sci
hull,
governor and stuff at lllllitllryI
Arulor3. Multilii) night. '
I I‘lIor the llccoulmolllllion ol lllIIirI
l
customers (‘ollnolllly and lirurkolle
shoe store, iii \iuslllllalon strut-t wilil
ho opt-ll all day Friday, April torn.
and lobllod ”tour:
lull. nuoostlls‘
I‘I'ZIIVING, April 'i «'l‘lll iulgullds lill~‘
it is an old stars, but never tire-
' some, because of the growing triumpll'
Itlle plant now represents. The station.
Illill probably turn over $10 000, at
least this first year of its freedom,
land this second payment will make alv-
ready a total of it}, 000.
7....
IIIII’IIIlIS IIII
l iIIIIIIIIGLIII
l
I
I Captain Was Dead When
I " Picked Up
l .\'iI‘\\ PORT .\F.‘IWIS .'.iu April 9.-‘
bringing the dead body of the captain.
lI’nlld eleven survivors of the crew 06
l'tlle Norwelgtau bark t‘rellan. which
she rammed and sank off Barnegat N. I
‘.l., last night, at to unlock. the Ameri-
can steamer F. ii. (lrowell, arrived
here tonight from Boston. Two men
Iwent down with tile (irellan and the
captain was dead when taken from
the water.
Wr»_._——_..... ._..._..
Toulolsl ouonrnrr
on out lol lllllE
Automobile i‘ 17,135», (Ionlnillilliz'
four men a little the worse for the
liquid they had imbibed, collided with
the car of «Ix-Fire (Elliot llllrold (ll-ark!
ill South Norwlllk, yesterday after-
noon. The lnal'llimI did not stop. ruth-
Ier increasing speed. The Clark turn-
olll. was not badly damaged,
. latter the police were notified. 'i'lloll
!half an hour had elapsed. Many had
seen the car. noticing the condition oi“
The car was traced to
“here till track of it was
the. men.
iiridaepori,
lost.
it is llllllly llllll the search will be
continued until illoso responsible for
the accident are taken.
I _......_..-- --..........,«. ".‘."...—
§~SPECIAL ATTENTION, HOUSE-
' WIVESl
Ask your l'l'ull dozier l‘ol' till l'slluoosl
.lilieplluul lll'ullil crannies. ’l‘lli-l' are the
Zlit‘fil in quality.
1 M-I..._4...._.._.... .‘....
:8ILK WEAVEIIS 0F
oi: i
WilllliSiiGKET 81IlIKE
W0t)NSt’)t‘.Kld’l‘, it 1 April 9.»,«0330
hundred silk. weavers at the llaullot
’i‘cxtlle (‘ompnuy's lllill struck today.
y'l'lltiY claim that their wagon were re
duced four weeks mm and that tho
lnlll superintendent has refused to coil
for with illi‘ II3 reaardlnlI u restoration
—-I~Sectl cats at Recliners
' IIIIIIII IIIIIIlAII}
. Two Men Were Drowned and the:
SOUTH NORWALK. ICONN» “FRIDAY. APRIL L0 1914
‘ lull lilll
SillPS wall It
null lllll
litre. Edward G. Wilkinson and
Mr. and fllrs. 1.0. Olsen
'Cllim Ownership
oi Park
PIIIIllllIlR WHIIIHIAII
IIIIlIlIlIIIIIIS lllIlll
Originally Intended it for a Street
But is Said to have Sold it
Trouble is brewing up ill quiet lit-
tle Gibson Court in the Second Dis-
trict.
definition as to the extension of deedI
lines, and has evolved quite a tangle,
complications arising which need the
assistance of lawyers to ferret ollt the
intricacies now developed.
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
‘-—SPECIAL ATTENTION, HOUSE-
I WIVES!
Ask your fruit. dealer for the famous
lIlepbuut llrnlld oranges. They are the
Ebest ill quality
ILIKE 8H8? SUM!
l our liliT lllllllsll ours
“Believe me, l‘m getting tired of
having people drop maugy rats in my
backy.ald l have had three thrown
over my back fcllce now within a
Incok, and while i don't milld putting
,iilo felines out of their misery. i do
seriously object. to having them thrown
'l‘lllls spoke Ol‘-‘
lover lllto my yard."
{leer John H. Smith, of the downtown
police force. yesterday afternoon.
"You don‘t like cats?” inquired a
reporter,
“Like cats?
don‘t. likrI mullgy
want them ill uly
blame me?"
Other r Smith suggests that cuts of
ill[ description mentioned be killed.
He will gladly kill said cuts, as he
has done the tllruo suffering pussies
which have (Iouli- to him so secretly,
but he would l‘tiillf‘l‘ not have to do
fills butchering ill his own yardv lrar~
ticlllllrly when they are not. his own
cuts. The officer will honor any (.‘0lll~
pluilll telephullld to him, and ho is
sure the police dopllrtlllellt will
promptly llltolld all such complaints
Still to ‘37. by telephone.
SuriI i like cats, but I
rats and I don‘t
yard. ('nn you
..-...M.,,,3(. llull. today, (‘llcclilIlIs. ill
ti rools. A wonderful drama roplolr
with known lilit"l‘t‘5l, full of tJlrllllllr.
situations.
slsllor illLlilI lll
srlrllolll HEALTH
”.’.- .’..
ll.til'l‘lI"0lll:I. April ll, - ltiahop .iohu
.l. \‘illln. ot‘ the Roman Catholic dio-
coso of Hartford. arrived in llli‘ city
on lliti return from Roma and the Holy
Land. at II.Ilti this intirilliLL'. Hill] a low
hours Iltlt’l' (‘t‘li‘llrillt‘tl polll‘ifltal liliCIl
lunar: ill t-lt. lItlrtt'pIt .II Cathedral. lilbll~
up .‘Jilull ilull orchestral lo roach Now
York on his trip across lilo Atlantic
not later than 'i‘ulIslluy. but. stormy
weather llI'laynd tillI l-il'itllillll‘
silt-ll silo atopprd at Halifax. tllc lllnllI
op diaemhurkod and completed the
journey by tail for the solo plll‘pbae ol
l‘fliitiltlllii.’ ‘llltril'ord ill Llilll“. for the her
View today (Holy ’l‘lllu'sduyl.
Tho bishop is ill splendid health.
Not'ouly did he visit. In Rome and .10-
medium. but. he also stopped at. £10er
stuntilloplo and Ill Spain. liis trlp
was what is known so the Orient tour.
I I~—'l‘llo lio‘mrs killittllnlvj “.
St.. spring Idlaplny. April ii.
.‘lloni‘os.
I0: . '.I 'I .
The trouble is over a property‘
and .I
lllllll lllllll lltlliilllll
lllll lilillll sllllll
WillyProhahly liars, Ten Minute
Headway to iioton Point this
Summer if Plans Mature
ISuperintendent. Charles lH. Copley,
of the Connecticut Company, stated
yesterday that the company hopes Itlo
have, ten-minute headway from Nor-
walk to Roton Point this coming sum-
mer. This will be a great boon to all
who summer along the shore. to Row-
ayton residents. and in fact to the
ganeral riding public.
The congestion will be relieved to
a great degree and the crowded cars
of past years will not be known.
There will be no more hanging on
by the eyebrows, and the necessity
for standing upon the steps or run
ning boards will be obviated. it will
be a step that no citizen will Ifall to
appreciate, when the cars’ get to run-
ning to Roton Point on a tell-minute
schedule.
The work at Miller‘s bridge will
be the thing which makes this sched-
ule possible. This has not been
started as yet, and aside from the
‘ fact that the contract has been award-
led to \\ liliam H. Arthur, of Stamford
no move toward the commencement
of tile imIIprovements has been made
shrines oounruI
‘ ills AllililiEliSitliV'
_._—....L.~
I
The eighth anniversary of llllnnel‘
Council, No, :74, Daughters of Liberty, I
was fittingly celebrated last night in?
the hall ill South NQTWlllk. About 200.;
were present, and tlle‘i‘act that the:
real anlli3crssr3 date is not until to I..
marrow did not detract one 33bit from .‘
the fun and pleasant Occasion lnst'
,nlgllt proved. There were visitors
ford and Greenwich.
The program was as follows:
()pelll'lg address—- Ailrctller Ilobo
Mandolin Duct» Brothers ()3orton
and Warner,
Hoodlum—Sister (trot hell. I
Tableullx-“Departure. "
Speeoll~Stuto Councillor. Si tor
Harding.
'l‘ableaux-I mFouling
(‘anlp Ground."
Speech-State \I'ltIe-tfounrillor. [truth
or Rogerson.
’l‘ulllemlx~~“\'l'aiting at Home."
Speecll~State Secretary. Sistl‘i'
lllcNary.
'l‘ailloallxIII~I“lteunloll."
Speecllw—Siate t). (1.. llrotllcr Smith.
t'nstinot and piano duct” Sislel
ShinII and lumbar Static-Id
Ski’tt‘ Il (iolit isllip inder
ties,"
Recitation ~~Slster 'l‘llati-iler.
Piano solo~~Sistcr Warner.
Final 'i‘ableaux-- ”"l‘lle Star Spangled
thinner and its Protectors."
Among those 'pl'osuut Sistol'
\tlltcls who instituted the lodge eight
years alto.
.Ititlll‘ tile t’lili‘i‘ttllilllltllil l‘iIl'rosil-
plants of ice (IriIzlln and cllllo were
served and a pleasant social limo t'llI‘
ioyod.
on the (lid
- i
lliml'ul.
\t'llh‘
MilLIiilL L08L8
Ill lilililil SUIT
NEW Ytllih April it. II'l'Itv. llppuut
Mllillll .\l. Mulllnll, llaillllsl tho $5..
:.lIlI judgment ilt'l'lilI'lI‘tI lilcllul'd lillll'y.
pillywrlgill, for half illl‘ lllollcy which
lilo oileItilllu lobbyist l'iIliIileLI for con
i‘l“..|luiltlt’llt‘.(‘ sold through liurry, wall
'iirtvzfssird by the uppl; :llII division ol‘
IIlt' I‘llllil't'lili.‘ court today.
.\.~. ‘u Iobb3iat Mulhall was ill the
:luploy ol' the National Association of
lilxlllll‘ncllll'crs. and tilt-I. correspond
m i"\‘.\‘lll‘.“ll hurry sold t’ol llllu inullld
ed lotlors (ifit'lltlillfflil brilvooll pu‘l'u:
ol‘lIIInis and oiliours o'l' IIlt..‘ iiil‘diltiltllltill
.Vlulllall, received $0,000 for the info;
mutton, and Harry won it suit, van illlriI
him. the playwl'ii: llI. alloying lilo llii'
byist had agreed to kill: him ll l'l‘f3::,;
money, bill. hurl roi'llsml to “fill up to
the tiltl'elImcnt. .
(ii.
i
«lilo-.il:
(l reels.
\, . .
situations.
ilull, ludlly, (,‘llrIcluIrs, ill
A wonderful drama replen-
I l “‘(lifii, lull ol‘ thrilling
Fair Friday and Saturday warmer;
. fully,
'from Bridgeport, New Canaan. Stum- '
lll it ill," 1‘
was lllw
Plillll Pill
Elsie Woitlle Telephones list
Mother in Stamford Thais
is Married
BIIIlIIIlIlIIIIll I8
IIIIIIIIl IIIlIIlISIIlIIII'
Nuptial Knot Tied in _ it... vol-l:
City. Girl Save
STAMFORD, April 9.—Mrs. Ir. W:
Woitke of 38 River street, was starts
led Wednesday, about 6 p. m.. as slid
answered a telephone call, to hear tho,"
voice of her youngest daughter, Elsie,“
speaking from a pay station in Newt
York, say that she had been married;
that morning, to Eldred Brunstrup 01%»
South Norwalk. The. couple went;
Wednesday morning, to New York
and were married in the City Hall-Io
by whom. her mother does not knowi.
as yet. Elsie is a pretty girlfa soph ‘
more at Stamford High Sohool, I it,
It; were of age. Her husband is ill ‘
piano pin) or at the Alhambra Theatre;
(Continued on Second Page.) '
”SHOE .'REPAIRINS.
Iitl. Maruca :39 Water Sit. Te
ii? i \‘totk called tor and delivered ‘
Hand—made shoes for cripples a spec-
.lllll ill alas it ill ,.
Ill llllllllll lull
Two Arrested Last Night Chara I
i
all With Buying innit From
Minors. ' '
As the l'IIsllT‘ of good work on the
part. of ()illf‘i‘i’ Albert 1'). Fraser, of‘l
the downtown police department, tivo
of the junk dealers who bought. twist-I
(‘tl copper 3vir.~ from thirty-three mitts
ors halo boon ul‘l'rIslc-d and will be‘.
brought before Jude-3 .loilu Keogh on
Saturdvv morning;- (3' ii «block to nitsI .'
wer lo the iilIlrI'iI of illegal junk
purchasing. (lounge Yourdiskoy and
Wolf Horowitz are the men. 'I .
Ol‘i‘locr lI‘l'asIIr has Worked for over
seventy-live hours on those cases;
Last night ho visited each of the
lllirt3~tl1rco boys who stoic $3. 000 ,
worth of co. IIIél bonds from the New
liulell linilllad (racks and read the
subpoena summoning thorn into court
as willwsnos to itIch. 'l‘lllIu, too, be
arrested illo jltll‘clmll. '
iiomis were obtained by the prisonw‘
(Ira, at. $135 ouch. lor till-fr llpllotll'anca
on ISlllurday lllorllinlr. 'l'ito ovidonce.
against the film] is sir-mp; and it is
quite prolllllllc lIle‘l (ouvlcliolls will re
sult.
NEW FLorlmT AND FRUITEREH
(lilt‘rfltf l'sIIIlou ‘Ilel .itIiiltt‘fl the
store at :3 South Main :.l‘"iIot. former-3‘
Iy tho 'l‘upgiu'y Shop, and has opened I
(3:3 llpItoillltc lltil'l‘ti on'l i'ruitcror ctr
tllilliailnicnt. Mr. Psycho»; has
l.\‘i”‘l‘li._'3’-ll\'l.‘. 3mm: importance in
lino of business. and will devote hill
best efforts to please hiI'. (Illstomers‘
'i‘ilo flowols displayed are of file has
final gremllluusm in New York it
\Ilillllly. 'illiy illt‘ riIrIoiwd daily
the assortlllollt i.l large. The trill
handled in iil'stIi-lam ill every respect;
The store having bot-ll thorough
renovated pl‘(2.'IlIIllt:I'. u boat and ditch
author lllolropoliluu appmrauco. japan]
lal attention will II“ intro to Wild
(IlliKél. (:ll‘b("l‘I.tl.Iilltli‘liili, funerals, (it;
All: I‘iiyi Il":~l nolltIits a trial order. feel
lug surII that l't‘Ilii‘flE‘i'“? will qtllf'lt’l‘
follow. '
slit-Ill 0.. .‘l llcoducr‘s. '
Norwalk Chronicler