. 0 NOT starve your
lawn and garden,
5 1. but FEED THE
.GROUND WITH NA-
TURE’S BEST AND
Sheep Manure
WU», «yr K.“ ..
\ WEDNESfiAY. ASRIL 29. 19:4:
are a hobby with us because we
to a house 'proporly.
lift“.
The Norwalk
We‘ve investigated them thoroughly and the
mills we buy of assure us our Shingles are all cut iron) good uountl
timber and dried slowly under a temperate heat so as to retain their
\\.’hd'ther repairing an olti roof or putting on a now one you want
the hest——~thut's the kind we handle.
The Hatch 81 Bailey'Comoanv
()li' course we have cheaper grades of shingles and it doesn't make
any particular dit‘i‘crcnce to us which is desired, and if you
know off-hand which you prefer 001110 in and let us lay the two
Furniture House
Special Prices on Window
Screens and Screen Doors
unit within -
nun diurnal.
~~~~~M
Upton Sinclair, His Wile .and
Three Other Woman Were
Too Near Mr.,_Roclte-
teller
m-.~_._,_
know how they last when put on
don’t
NEW YORK. April i!h.~~~-Ilpton Sin~
clair, bin wife and three woman were
arrested today after a demonstration
‘ut the oillces ot‘ John 1‘). Rockefeilcr,
.lr.. in the Standard Oil building. They
'j had come to protest against the (‘ol-
orado strike.
ST V
RONGEST , A woman who described herself as ‘ ii‘l . I ‘
. F ER I ILIZ E R 14-16 WALL ST. Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered. I Mrs. llellen N. Zilvormnn and a Social. . ‘ A” and medium “'“mm' ‘H’ “w“ 5”" hoot, black, “mm “1' “'u' v' M“ r.
. . . int. invaded the outer offices of Mr. pair. 330. 3 {01‘ $1.00. 3:" l
r." j
Rockefeller in the Standard Oil build-
"lag, and sought to interview him with
. reference to the coal miners' strike ‘
.. ‘ . . . in Colorado. llilr. itockclcller's score» 3
item Chicago Stock Yards, An immense assortment, including all sizes. 1: tury told her he was busy at a con- . i) '
Pailvenzcdand Unadultera— BAMBOO AND vuoon PORCH SCREENS. ' .- it‘l't’flw- F or I I I i M g
M . In Bags of 100 50 Complete. ready 'for hanging. in many lengths and widths. iii “18 mm“ came.“ a" Anmmm' -- en 3
d 25 ’ HAMMOCKs PORCH FURNITURE, LAWN swmes. F "“g ""Q .‘h" °m"e”' SM “'“H 301"“ g
m " pounds. , , on the Sldowulk by Upton Sinclair, .' Wood lihcr silk .lluflf Hose, black. tan, navy blue. light or dark Hill'- : l
{100000030 who bore a bit of crepe on his armv T1... 1.“.- u'm ‘ ‘b
. in pursuance of» a plan announced at ‘ h I t J
w_ Hazelton
Coal
u.
Tilers. Hershtield a Son (30‘
I I
Good Repairing
A rather commonplace declaration.
I'll agree. but 1'“ make it with an in-
spiring reference for that much abtts-“
ed word “(itl()(l."‘
Our repairs are good all owrw
aood through and through. We have
successfully solwd the difficult prob~
loin of producing the \‘cry highest
grade of work at minimum cost, anti
give our (‘llSIIlllll'i'l-i the benefits of
our economy. This cxpiaius why our
prices aro so modcrale and why you
i
i
I Gottlieb’s
‘a Socialist mass meeting last night,
Men’s Blue Sergeant 2.21.21 rain:.‘i:"...“;":.irri:.;
Suits All Wool$10i
()il building as a protest against the
sacriiicc of lives in Colorado. «Mrs.
Zilverinan and ‘Sinciuir were the first
SUITS FOR $7. to arrive on the Scene. lie did not
$15 SUITS AT $10, attempt to enter the ollices, but re~
. mnined on the sidewalk. .
‘ Mrs. Zilvcrmnn sought to place thisl
message before Mr. Rockefeller: "lI
am an American citizen, standing at
your door, waiting for just a word
with you. Will you grant me this re-
ottcst‘.’ lily question will be brief andl
to the point." '
The prisoners were taken to the Qltt‘
~Slip Police Station. where <.\lrs. aSin-i
noggin ClothingEStore
'—
.« a...
~ ,....~.-
fis tl blacksmith tloina businws in lied-
TRIMTRM omrr
MW..— n<
“" Norwaik’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Wood Fibre Silk Hose and Half-hose
.»\ combination of good survive and good utmcnrunco arc the essential
l‘vaturcs of Wood it‘ibro Silk Stockings.
F01“ The Ladies
Seamless l'.’ inch silk boot, black only. fillic pair. 23c,
Seamless full length silk, black only. The pair 300.
ir‘uli fashioned. ill inch. silk hoot, black or white. The pair Idle.
‘ , 909042!"WCWiOO‘Z'ClQClCKvOOOO-DOCW M“ .
. ' OMQ‘WMKWQC'C’C’OO‘CLCKEICWG
DEATHS MID FUIIEIIALS
Mrs. Sarah J. La Fomaine.
The death of Mrs. Sarah J, Lu l~‘on~
tainc. wit‘r of Thomas La l"tlllilllllt'_ of
7 anio inonuc. llctlici. occurrctl
about 1: o'clock Monday aitornoon, tol~
loiwng a short illness with pin unionia.
Mrs, La li‘Olilttillc was it yours and 2
months of one.
$110 is suriivoti b) hm" husband, who
"rpm" Yr: . r...“ a y .,
ding, and four children. llis. .iohu
Sowcrby and Mrs Minnie .\llli|ltl‘_ of
t
ii)
1 .'\
1‘!
’1
m4 ., .'
Mlliner
‘ . rocoiw better value from us than from ' » .
RTFL.‘ 29“ 122 WATER at others. i / CLEANSING “m” was l‘Clt‘ttsed. 1”” other “’oinon’ Mitldlctown N Y Mrs. iii-nrv Ilow-
“ . who were placed in cells pending their land. of liowaytmr. William 1:” In)“. "3“ “r‘i-S‘V‘iit‘wt‘fil W
egg-re ,C H A S. BRAN D arraignment in court, said they were minc. M Mum”),
‘ . Mrs. Elizabeth li‘rocinau. an English} 'l‘b.» i’unvrai HHNWS will b“ ht‘liliil
and»
PRESSING‘
\Ve have received a new shipment of Shapes, and
WATCHMAKER
Jewelerand Optician
Snt‘i‘rngctte, who has once been in jail
with Mrs. lininiolitw l‘nnhhursl: Mrs.‘
.iinrenrct t‘hartcr and Mrs. ilonic Lict-
nor. All had been arrt-stod on tiny
sidewalk in trout of at; Broadway. i
the 'IlOIllO 'i‘hursdar inorninc and tho 5
running will he tnkon to \‘ornnih for f"
interment, '
JUNK DEALER iPRAQI‘tgAtl-rcm'h" experience.
You only need write a pastal or
phone to Win. Enron and you will Well-Known, 383! and Largest Repair
as we say we always have a larger selection of h’iil-
i
lincry than the combined stores of Norwalk,
Hugh Mailer.
$351119??? nxttt‘trkct1 for things which i Business. in all branches, neatly and care- "i wasn't doing a min“ but walking
_ . 'ai , sum as rags, papers, . 2 ‘ ' ' ‘ itutl .\i; It ‘r, l .\' 1w t‘uutuu. ii -I
bottles. rttbbch, scrap-iron. metals,' SOUTH NORWALK. full) “0““- “i ”‘9. up anti down in the slreofiuitb u at ”I: lNoi‘h'n‘lll 1:0“..in i-Mlni-iht‘ 1;. P ' , 8' ()5 in $1 2; a,“ 50 \4 $2
feather beds a specialty, We are W piece of crops on my arm," said Sin- .. ”‘WH lws' ”in“: M m,,",n"“}.l _ ’ “Ci-S DC’ ("I ' ‘ ‘ I ' " I L
Nations for your call. Win. ltlffron, 3 V r - l‘ESCEN l‘ Clair. “A policeman 3.”de “w and Til “ i "v i;-\ a In]? ‘ .l I r“ a" .. p
' . _ .. .- .. .. . . (1 an i s . v .' \' 't‘ l '5 th ll ‘1‘ .
R area St. l‘el. «I41. , - said that if I didn't stop walking I I H m H T ”'0 mil “W“ “mi ..
and was uumnrrb-d.
pioyod at llmt's nursery.
would hnvo to go along with him. i
told tho policeman I did not. rice any
reason why i should stop walking and
be promptly placed lllt’ and my assor‘
riatcs under arrest. '
Whoa Mrs. Zilvcrinnn left the of-
lico she also was arrested. In addition
to an American ling. she carried a
Jorge white ting with a black border
‘and a red heart in the center. She
said the ting meant that "the heart or
the United States was against the
f worklngman."
} All the prisoners were charged with
disorderly conduct. Mrs. Lietner said. mm“
.5 she was an artist and that her home' F”"°"" °' M" Garfield. '
.l was In Georgia i The funeral of Clarence lrvina tiar-
tFIIIE 0 . .
Upton Sinclair. adding to his New field will be held from his into home
iofl'NUBWAl-K D'FF'BULT' I one statement. said: 3‘“ East avenue on Friday afternoon at.
. i “We never should have been arrest-Z 2=30 O'CIOck. Her. S. l’. Fairbanks will
Fire Chief George 'W. Bogardusmid ‘ ed. The people who should be in 0m.iolilclate and interment will be ill ltiv-_
Fire Commissioner Michael J. Riordanilllwws 31‘” “1039 iii '3“ ‘HI‘OMWHY- Lemme cemetery.
thavo taken steps to remedyfltlte serious will to make this statement for mrl
detect in the tire. systemsin Norwalit wife to read. I save her Instructions
, With regards to the taking of the Hope to be arrested with the rest of us. A
More auto truck to tires. A'weelt ago; man should never be arrested without
w...- ..,-... . .fl. ‘1‘“.—
We charge SOcior Trimming Hats
LAUNDRY
and Trim Them while You ii'ait
You will lluti our
»-_.,
Do It Now
’4‘“Loo\‘over our large stock of i"t‘lrui-
.ture, Carpets, Rugs. Curtains.
on things Will
Have Passed Away
\
If you will lift its call l'or’yonr
oltl furniture, repair, upholstor and
varnish it, the old willhave pass-
ed away and all things will .have
become new. Try us. Our phone
number is 489. '
KOHN BROS.
Tel. 489. 72 North Main St.
3
i ..
Funral of Howard J. Taylor l "
The iuiicral of Howard J. Tailor -"
was held from his into home on Myr- “
tie avenue, West‘tport. this afternoon at
3 o'clock. and was largely attended
by friends. There were delegations;
present front Butler Lodge, 1. O. 0. Fu'
and Knights of l’ythias. oi‘ which the
deceased had been a member, The
{interment was in \\‘iiiowhrooh t‘tEIIIt‘
lcry. ,
work is
second to none, as it is done by
We gladly
invite inspection of our plant.
"All work collected and delivered
” tree of charge.
’Phone - 5-4
experienced hands.
~
~—<w——
01C.
The largest stoclo—«the lowest prices.
‘ ‘ GUTKOWSKY‘
‘ NORTH MAIN STREET.
it! second-band Furniture.
Master-mind Clairvoyant ‘
PROF. EDWARD A. REED ‘
111 SOUTH MAIN, COR. CONCORD ST,
SPECIAL REDU CTION— $2.00 Readings—50c.
' FOr the Next 7 Days Only.)
WHAT i 00 FOR FIFTY CENTS.
I tell you exactly what you. wish to know: “but t'tlittl'
lion your business is in and how to promote it; tell you at
about your wife, hushtnd. swootinart or loicl'. and how to
win the love of anyone you desire, I tell \titl ot' uui' jouu
nay, elimination, position or change oi any kind which that
be before you, and how to {WI to obtain Illt Iit‘ai l‘t'SiiiH, i
tell you exactly what ionr acquaintmit-ts think ill ion,
“‘imlll lili‘d \i‘llt‘n you will marry. ii at all. lti short. l tt-l‘
you everything you caliod to find out. and tiltit loo, without
asking you one uucstitm or too speaking; one word.
Am Having Troubles
‘1' i AM STILL SELLING COAL.
a bushel and if you are satis-
-try a ton.
Funeral of Mr. Kellogg.
The funeral of Edward A. Kellogg
will be held on Thursday from his lain
T I. .
o 4“ Itodaydhlver Daniel J. (lorcoran was his WWW ill‘m‘e' and will be private. Rev. John Hours: 10 a. m. to 8 p. M. Net open Sundays.
’ W" l.home to supper. The Nash home-t "r— M tbtapictou will otliclate. i ‘
stead was (in tire. There was no drtv-l ‘ ' "“'”“f“‘””"“““”" i=1... -fi’-r ‘ ,..,,,~___.,._.m__... .. .. .. ._. .
M ‘ or anti Commisgloner Riordan run thezsuI'“I SILVEBWAR To‘th '“ W‘LL STREE1i|n|SH "AT.“"AL'STS 1 SUMMER CAMP FOR BOYS.
Mldlliili‘lN, April Bil. ’l‘ho i‘filflll-
llshmcut of a summer camp for tho
boys of the state was rcconiuiomiod
by the executive board of tho SLIM!
”The Irish Vatlonallst Volunteers aili'ouni: Men‘s Christian .t\ssocialion at.
‘ ' ‘ "' ‘the annual meeting or that orally/a
body similar in organization to thatu i ‘ i Ti H M. h
‘ l - a i ‘: 1 ' I ‘ ‘ t‘
illstcr t ulonlst Volunteers, made mat- on ””1 1m “1‘ ’l‘ “”1: I" I '1' \{l w
I \ l 4 i I
tore even with their political oppo-r‘mB m“ ’5 " ' a (8‘ n ‘
llavcn, expressed tho bolit-t that town
penis in tho course of last night, by,
“more...“mv landing; a iliflll‘ consian- a camp. open during July and August,
nirnt 01- urine " ‘\\‘t)iilti ho of grout bcnclil to hundreds,
K . ( I l I ' n ‘
The \\‘t uhonc. which arc said to huvotm ""39 ”m" '( “m“ “‘ at homes, m"
‘ raised for n lilo
been or; light from America, were tit-immd that, $l.‘lilll W
hen ashore at a remote spot on “19.3““ ctptlpnicnt tor such a camp.
The report l‘urthcr stated
mind of the county of Donegal, in the .
whlio tho finances of tho ntnto orinnil-
’truck, stripping some of the gourmi
i'l‘o cover this trouble an alarm has
been placed in the irockwood garage. ,
in Water‘stroet. Driver Corcoran has “WWW“ AI’I‘” gig-“Mm" than u
from 7.40 3 a. m“ from 11 to 12 a. “‘4, hundred pieces of solid silverware.
' ‘ n h “r to it .mJo 15, w, . chiefly wedding presents received two
a d 0) ’ p 1' men 1“ .anrod traders. who htnmht moro con-
he leaves no will until the gum ell/ears ago. and valued at several hun-.
chandeum and when it: returns {in dred dollars. were stolen during lautifl‘denflr. 'A good demand existed tor
Will [“80 inform thenkof The fact. oneinight fro“) the hmne of Kiorton (1"th mmultlr fillfll‘flfi, Wllk‘il in’l‘l’ taken
- or the chauffeurs will take out tlie,'l‘rtdefly- The barriers worked quiet- in large blocks. There Wins not lhc
itrnok if an alarm rings in during. hiu‘illtm“l tho 'l‘roadlways know nothing same scarcity: 0' offerings. “WWW":
nbsonce. This was a serious dol‘nctiof the visit nntli tlioyaivolie manhunt“ “hfimcimm‘d .Vt‘iitel‘dflr'fi ll‘lillillfl.
easily overcome. . ‘i‘litlro‘la no clue to the robbers. and while the movement wan almost
. . . 'l‘wo 0M burglaries have PM“ to uniformly upward, the early advances,
trunnion nouns >
WVATJJ lS'l‘R‘lOlfl, t')penlng.——'l‘he all»
vant'o In stocks was continued ill thoi
vntunrrrns on aural
opening of the market today. The, ............_..
l
"”ng 0‘ ““‘li‘m‘i‘uom m“ “M.“e'i. nouoounnnnv. ireland. April 29.
ment of the Mexicali [problem roas-‘
STliLEII III BRISTOL
-._...........
“Williams
As FRESH A8
the last bit of news that emer-
ges from the ticker are they"
7 VEGETABLES
wo otter. Wu carry a large ; i
variety of the very fittest of "l
nonsonnbié vegetables, . '
Cull anti let us suggest some-
thing for dinner. .4, 'li ‘ ~
. |_' Ghiot'tortlz *‘Co.
any and Wedding An-
Party. birthday; also
9 Caron, ' ’
‘ AT
ported to the police. one at, the home with few exceptions, wore hold down
at M‘rsanrgaret Sutttt‘tmwtina who toVomall fractions. The improved ”“1"
‘o "i
Music Hall Block Expniss ”R'VERB STRIKE tnrlng in Florida. and the other at the‘Mexiaan outlook was reflected in ad- tor we,“ {of mat“ . .
”MW ' (3.», ‘ . . . home of Frank KlSondder. who, with‘vancea of a point in .Moxtranrtlovorm A may,“ flténnlgr and been needed; zntlon show a dutirlt. an clitil‘l Is to
‘ A ' ' 1i“ 5-1 1‘ ' his family is Inflalltornla. lil’nw muoh.‘linont Elves. of 2’ M in the vltlixlchn “m 6053’- for three “momma mgmM he made during the your to Willi: out
Late last night a number of liHhingfihc intiehtvtitwus.
~ u . lorttt't; approached. took all the cargoi" .iudgo In W. (‘lvavcinuth
STREET, Noon.»~0perntlmtaT’uiitl, succeeded in evading the‘ countwll‘lti‘tlll. 'prcsltlcd, and about. llltl divin-
nuards and landing the rliloo. whichittt‘iics were tu‘c'rlt'ni. 'I‘ht- blminnm
were Quickly distributed. session was held during: the morning.
The aim of the consignment ls till-lllle various reports bciniz accounted
known, but it is believed to have hecniand other business lnrldcnt. to tilt!
considerable. although not. equalling gathering traitor-tad. tun-lug the at—
tho 40.000 rifles and 500,000 rounds of .ternon the State Stilltitll for Boys was
ammunition the Unionistsrreoetved on visited,vundytontgm, thorn will he. a
‘l’oill‘flyhll’ti ol‘2 points in Mexican Po-
troletttn. ‘
' twam.
L . on the loud side were not ‘pnraued
vigorously, and speculation wan slow
during the morning.’ Traders sold
iteadlng and Canadian Pacific at the
higher figures because of the. decreas-
es in'oarnlngs reported in their March
NOltht‘d-Ii Avril ”Ml-inborn and" it anything. wast taken from them
cloths of the Atlanta ”533;???" {tome piaoaa, {a not known and ”bumpy will
many left their uninitiyine . 7‘ elitafrlay. mm ”a until the families forum.
, the. (armor dainanding‘aagdneimocl ‘ “
. ’10 a month. or ficomfllhmfiitofllivoi
drivers and three clerks, thalattoi‘
going out in nymimtzity. ....hmonllr the
Mauritian ' Enamel » . (minimum. . nitrite
; non hero gwnr consolidated '; with" pro
\
i
Property Owner: utilize Sentinel ol‘ \l‘sw
Want Ads. in finding buyers or ten
nuts with email coat. or ""‘M:
m ,, Mm“... .74.”...alw. ”T a
., nuns OPARQYLL‘MQR‘LILL ‘
LONDON, hunt 2 til/2n Douglua
Sutherland comm). ate" at Aral/ll.
J ' . ‘1‘ ‘ trout ‘d tilo‘.,,.,;pneumontn
Willi 1.1.59... amount] to be sort-
:nzl'l' :I'ltu'lzu'n
:u;l
'etouk. _ lil‘oti
.’ Adam; hnd.tho monolmi they, .. plexwaortalcon ii .a weak agar!“ untameno tinitnd .StatestSteoi‘ri do». § . , y
.: Mag it orchard“ . '1 (l. G. t1w,t<em,.aouae.?flart 'Coyefl.‘ tiiclt. of‘jmdro‘ than $8,000,000 in tho April 25. banquet, at? which the chief sprutkrr
‘de Mai, agent" wont to The .Dilka‘ ol' noggin was governornttrrt quarter gave nib r‘solitniz“ ... “wwwr will be l’residont amino Ix. btilltlttl'tt,
of Wauhburn Collage, 'l‘opnlta, Kane.
‘iiilliltlitli”()lt'l‘, April 29. ------ It. was an-
pounced here. yesterday that the indie
Torpedo Boat. Cmnpnny has renewed
contracts for three ‘stilnnarlne torpedo
boats, Numbers 45, 46 tutti 47, the
coat of construction to aggregate lit,-
6559000‘ ’
rouoton moi a moi ,. nurtures or, . incdnponA-rion.
aourl Pacino reach- Concrete Building and Construction
no 't, 155.8. Thailanjoi‘ South Norwaik; 699 shares
not '
general or cannon: admit 1878 and
1833.- mansions-notion no ’ “
, ‘ ' . oonutablelot”
an in4 "lie was married in.
Wilma-roan princes
militia in .Poughlteepulu. iii. in. last;
d upon-"hill return.- 'Monday.
as italriy subscribed ilorrop which $1,009 cash
y the attuned {co‘v ahd‘tihtlilt) ‘prd arty have, been paid.
a to ord,¥’fittdday'l1restdéa'tnrid‘t oustirerptterman-Mao
I I 440 shares: secretary, Harry Mar-
‘10' team-rosy. ’M, W. lineal, 50
oiling; tootharoa. . .1
" i
‘ the lloti organ to a all. ran bias; a lull.“
, : to lug.
“3., prov; G.
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Norwalk Chronicler