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mu.» moaning . d" m' d' ' " ‘ 2.. r u "3.. ' ",.o.°h,.",'"""': E U BI y Day
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>~ m d . -huwhfi-fltmflu" m lend prayer. and the credeathhecofi-I I \
, SOUTH uoawam. court. son in chairman: Louis St. Clair [S
h or Wood Ashes as the mm.» Snell’s aims m “I" m Bu". 0! Manchester. lecretary, and ‘
and a __ Merrill 8. Louis and Samuel P. Jones.
. ~ m W ——-—— of New Haven, and P. J. Riggs. of
Malta to create I REDUCTION SALE Hartford, assistant Iecretariea, State‘
",‘~..., ‘ h... STUPENDOUS PRICI REDUCTION. ffifiiugmm "w "" “WI DOIIar Day
.. ,. , _ . _ . or“ .0 0 cs. made announcement;
« In an! packages ii you oufiiggrs ""1 DRESSESdm‘b mm“ o fthe National Convention at St:
‘ ‘ ‘ Paul, 1“" 19th. “0 the arran ement I
Positively and Without exception these are the biggest to cm. for “kn!“- s of
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.6 most astonishing values of the entire yw- The , .
—'——'" EMF garments will surprise you when you see them. given :yelmfgoééeéfizzfngrunt:I H er 8
‘ Shop at the Daylight Store. ALTERATIONS FREE- ford. and Charles it. Prestoh or NewI
if THE CLOAKS PARIS MILLINFRY "amt "mowed. Edward P. Ander‘
e 50": 0' Hartford. was elected slate} L: " +
=V “KRIS COAL 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. committee treasurer. l“ w.“ . . , M M--. -
2‘ , The executive comrfiltteo by coun against gambling-
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, ,V ' ties chosen were: Hartford, R GI One day rest in seven. I" ’ 0...”...0'”'y’oe”0”e”e”e”ro“e‘v¢oo”e
1‘ COM PANY h.“ I Y . [Sn SPEClALs l’iatt, 0' Nt‘w Britain; New ”Hlt'n.| Initiative referendum and retail. 3. l
‘ ,Bdwnrd A Rli‘hflrds. of Orange; impI l‘i.iiorrn marriage and divorce laws. 3 .3.
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.,.. . .. .-m 1832.113: FISH 651¢8¢ ll) Ifitid, I‘lieodore T, Phillips, of Bridge-W Settlement of all international dis-I3. &
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SALMON ............................ . ....... 25¢ ih. 3 “ “m ""- “*0" L Rammh .h. to arbitration. m . .
. . of Groton: W' " . . I ‘ - '
_. FRESH MACKbREL ....................... 14¢ ”L ‘5... of wmdi'nilhani. “illism P liar. ionipulsory arbitration of industrialI .8.
, , BUTTER FISH ....... . ...................... 12¢ lli. " ”(I . “"11- Uli‘hfiold. lulli’t'llt' liirpult-s. . I"
; la HALIBUT ....... .. ... ...................... 18¢ ill. . lt thirds, of Litilii‘lrlii; Mliliilt‘svii.f t‘iiiiiii.eiiiiiiiiiiii of the pizin of many. 3 '-—~*-:-:::::_:;;_:
. . STEAK COD ..................... 14‘. “L ‘g‘rthur w. (‘hiiltee of list ”lilitirlill. ‘ttilDOrillluub or recognizing labor ”I 3’
‘i ‘ - WEAK FISH ......... . ...................... 12¢ 1h. "“"m‘ Mm "- “tritium. or SM- 1...... n a wwnw of min... I".
. TILE FISH .................................. 15¢ ll). .r‘mi' I ’l‘hv Natiorm lilvdiiva the party to u
. sonr SHELL CRABS .......... ....... 45¢ dot. ! “ “"'-“ “"94 ‘0 «his... the M... wow .i “Win... In" in»... mm. 3.
7.1 ‘ }llt)!l ulth the National “Milan's l'ro ,tllil to the coming of world-wide peace. .g. z
‘. e u liilrilioii Federation 'inii the 'h ~ ‘ '—~-- ‘
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. - . Beers meal and PrOVIS'on C0. - tit‘lti'éilt‘! in tho convention were rni i.“ ur 0nder “I
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. THE (2 Stores.) illii'rli'ti ill liliptlllll it i"tiirgry.j[t.-.i “{ . :
.,- 6 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN ST. :llll‘ll‘ own sex to work in i‘tlnjilllilmn 3.
. ownseld MOWer South Norwalk. Phone r180. Norwalk. Phone 88!. ‘Mlh 11w t'xt't‘iitire (‘tlllllillih-i' or thi- '{
‘ : Inirly in this lsllilt‘. Olin S iii>llu1hl ..
. . . . . » ” :l‘illili‘llliili of the party in New York! 0}. ‘
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_ 1‘ . . mwnt was \‘irnil 1.. lion-3m“; iii? ,. 0'
_" i. I light running machine. C Gal-"0k i 'iii «an the national rliuirizisln. AI 9 3.
V - m" is not a better mowcri . platform was reported by Tilt‘titltili‘ 'l‘ I so
the market and we have iour| ChOiCC Beet. Veal. Million. .""‘””'“- i" “l‘idw'imrt. and ihi- h it to 0:9 N G .
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. and We “/1“ (heer'funy Pork Th8 ha" “'39 adorned Willi illillit'l‘ I g:. 0 0
oils plumme- and across the pintt‘ti-‘m1 ‘ BMW 0‘ Sillllh Norwnlk business :
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you any or all Of them. i Also a Full Line oannned «”1" min-mini int-rhmti m.» him-{““m ““1 partake 0' a banquet m ”I“ N
This Mower is Guaranteed. Good banni'rs, (Inc bore those “HMS: ‘ lioti-l Milillit‘ki‘iilo nut Thursday He. ’39
‘. V -- 5 "Willi! We wimi tilld All \i'.- mini 1.7”“ “f ’ .
” 76 NORTH MAIN STREET. That ih-n \\'lio ih-ihu- lilo lliinkl "’ ‘N :‘
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'l‘rziiht- lrt Wrong Shiill Quit \‘olinrn ”It!“ 51W”! Slim“) 1’99“”- ‘"d n“ 0:“:“:N:00:90:»:“:”.00°o.’o.°u.oo’oo’oo’u’oo’»°eo°«°»°«°«°«°
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Telephone Connection . , . .. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 3’3“,
\\‘iih 'l'iiosi‘ \i‘ho Think it iiiulil." An "h" "““m’” “f ”M" "”“my' “m - -
5 V iert D. Morgan
. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Rm)“. ri-nd: “A Vote for ”m "it'll! dine at tho Dorlon liousc, this city,; .DEATHS AND FUNERALS_ Mr. Marilnna 8 Stevens.
. (”cousin to Chas E. Dov-i.) ‘ ‘Pnnviplv I. N”. a v0.“ 10‘! .. ' ‘on Sunday afternoon at 1:30 oclocku _.._ - -
i112 WASHINGTON ST., ' ‘ 1.4.1.”... at 1““ ohm“, '_‘ _ ‘ Deputies Edward ii. Doulens and Nci- John Connell. Marianna mm. Steve“ "he “(10‘
' j ' ‘ I mn‘ I“ sort W. ilent‘ilict will be present. .lolin (‘onni-ll Rt‘l‘L‘t'iinl (‘ollliialiy ii. of i-rzink 51.....“5' (“L‘d‘ ””5 “M“mK’
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_. an NOIlWALK. con" 11.. t-. llohi-nthal. South .‘innt‘llt‘sitir;. at 12 iiavlland street. Mrs. Stevens
ii 1.. Randall. tlroton; E. A. illi'hiirds.|
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. ilnrry "llbbi‘li at Spring street, re-.\ 1-, . l~"t h‘ H 9 No.0...“ was stricken wrth paralysis. this
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Live whs‘er 25¢ 60‘1““. 12 l'zc and h h' th'ph' Bnagficcived A letter from the New York at the age of 77 years. i-‘uni-i'al Ber '68" “d “V” “mm ‘
. slmmer Home weak Fish 12 1_2c Tue Fish 12 1-20 iport. The deli-mites were: i). N. (irif. Hospital. where his brother. “Alum-"mm will be held in Jewett City, Con-
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n mnb)’ “' (1' MMCMM‘" “m' William B. llubbeli, has been confined nocticut. TODAY IN WALL STREET.
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Needs ”“18 [’18.] 16c Salloll 206 ”ML L ll. Align. 'Wen‘k‘h' h P‘Ii‘or some time, that the latter was still —— wAm, STREET, 10:30 a. m—Wa‘t
Anderson, ii if ; . . ;
u 0rd A. W. (hniieeunm. ‘bn in a serious condition. ‘ Funeral °' Eda" Jerome shares and related issues recorded nia-
l Moodlis; E C Chlpman New L ..
I"! Io‘el'l. refrigerators. 108 . ' ' ondon. -—-—— . The funeral services of the late
' . i . ‘. . . terial ains at the active 0 enin of
oil and gas stoves, screen Schultze’s Sanitary Markets ‘ I Barstow, “indharn, 1- R‘ Pm" Work on the installation oraprivate Edgar Jerome. president of the Jer—i g k bl S Di hi; i-
IMO“ screens. garden hose. burst. Stafford: J. 0. move", "arl‘iautomatlc lire alarm ”3.9m, at them... Paper Corn y, of Water street.’t°d‘y" mar at, CT: :11 tee. hex
. rakes, trowcls. screen 3' w“. intgon St. South No alk. ford. and W. 'i‘. Dudley. Guillord. lRegent Theatre. has been started. and‘Noan' will be held tomorrow alter film and e 3 Dill!!! 81"
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lllli ling, Conn. V. i.. died, yesterday,‘
i ' watering pols, lace curtain . ri in a int or in re with I sub-
water coolers, etc. - NAilernntes at larize. J. p' Shepnm' i“ Ml“ compmca as mud” as ”05. noon at 2:30 p m. from the late h("Mlistlntslsi stances in0 motors of: me-
39 Mam St. Norwalk. 9" "“9“? B- 3- Blue". New Brit-.alble. By means ol this new system- of the deceased, 27 Camp street Rem h r r
“n; J' 1* “‘99- Dublin: Mrs. Car-‘lhe Regent is connected with a private Em... E Moore... Wm 0mm... “mills; Reading was t e oremost eat-
”: —- 0““9 3- BUB". East Hampton. who to the various tire stations of the interment will be in Riverside “me, are, early dealings comprising numer.
ous individual lotes ranging from 1.-
Alternates: J. c. Bidwell -- thin! makinir certain. the immed-
' H'm'd' ‘m’ 000 to 2,000 shares at 93 to 93 5»8.am!
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I . Mrs. E. A. Richards Orange; Mrs, An. late response of the entire departmentl ry .. _.
E D A VE y 'n‘ nlc Fenner. New London; Rev. E. L. in case of a blaze. . I Funeral ct M... c_ M. Daniels. [continuing its rise to 94 1-4. a new
’ . Richards, Litchfield; c, 1,; Ford. d1 The tunerai services of the lgte‘hllh Milan. Canadian Pacific am)
98 w . \ Bridgeport: Alfred Abrahamsori Hart. ’M“ and Mrs. Charles 3' Dockwoo "ifrs. Cornelius M. Daniels, of ChestnutIILehish Valley were included in then
“won St South "0”“ lord: T. D Faulkner Hart! d" M ‘0‘ Hamilton avenue. will remove this street uptown, were held yesterdaonther strong rails. Distilling issues
I . ' or ' rs. month to iMddletown, Conn... tZlhmgatterntion at 2:15, from the late home and Harvester Corporation figured
- llr. ”chm“ 1‘” been ”N“ “' deceased. and were very larse- among the less prominent specialties
VERY BEST PEERLESS filliliz'maeld. C. J. Rancher, Thompsom out for the Adams Express Companxfl timed. by relatives “d we“... l‘nm gains of one .0 two points.
COFFEE "‘9 h“ be“ “my“ b’ m “mm" or the: orally. and by representauvesl WALL 3mm, 1:30 p. m.—-Tho
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. . The finance committee ' .
The Best Value in America “WWW" “19 tor several vans. and last winter was i t m. mm. W”, 0,. l. l m m... prom. proved too
.. M lb. Iralslng of 86.000 to carry on the work we seriously injured. when he was ironi Our S 8 am“. an at laid-day and prices shaded
35¢ 1b S F until Dec. 1' . k I.ykcd irom a truck if the Grand "MC“ Mrs. Daniels was an :g-anllyr , Later, however, Reading
I ' ’° "m” m ‘ “°° Imember- Floral 0‘9““! We” “”1 climbed still higher. a1d Distillers’
The i f v t
/ ‘d'lciam 1:011:21 :3:le .preanible do- central station, new York. I...“ and beautiful. The servicesImmVMnmhened on resumpo
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°. ' .' lit M.E. urc.an
equal sufiragc law or the self-evident LEASED. ”nightfi. ma ., m. a... L AMERICAN SOLDIER snor.
’INT I8 EVERYTHING ' O fact that wen and women are.I NEW YORK. May 18.—-Luke Kit-I B. Howell. 0. St. Paul's Church. pan EL PASO, May 18,—An American:
an x [a Bela 8 created equal. , ,gaiion ,0! Far Rockaway, L. l., was bearers were Charles Kellogg, Georgg_soldier. who crossed the internationa
to! refinement. ,Nothilll J . COMUCt 0f the business of the state notified today by the State Depart- 0. Crosby. Harry A. Smith. and Men-inundary. a mile and a halt east 0'
3 a woman‘s heart than a on modern business lines that will so- ment. at Washington, that his son, srd Abbot. All members of Our Bro- ;Juarcz. early today, was shot and kilio
the tastefully furnished. it cure the maximum of emciency and John A. Kiisailon, 23 years old, under thers' Lodge, No. 10, with which Our ed by Mexican customs guards.
to us “11 .110. you our 800110111! retire Without undue delay arrest in Dublin on a charge of par. Sisters' Lodge is afiilisted. Interment General Gavira, Carranza command.
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. - the interest bearin (1 ha i ‘ Fe v it ersid cemetery. er in Juarez. advised General Bell that.
O . I e o the state, ticipatlng in the Sinn in re 0 . waan Riv e
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.‘A "u 9”" and oxplai F r T n1 ht and provide for future extraordinary wm-t' soon be released. """ I the American was tutoricated and
“ .. Monti!) your home at () o \ ~. expenses without resort to new or in- Young Kllgallon was a student in Funeral of Mr. Talimatllle- fired on the Mexicans before they 5h“.
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C. A. Holmes, Meriden; l". C. Bidwell.I
.0" ”m“ 5“" g" "“39" mm - the school conducted by Patrick H. The tune'ral of Ernest @Tallmadse hint, ‘ ‘
P8305889 of an afiiclent civil service reuse. "President of the irish Repub- will be held at 2:50 o’clock, tomorrow
law. lie.” Blnce erecuted. According to 'in- afternoon, from the home at his 138- MANV BOY SCOUT RECRUITS.
m C0 ‘ Carrying. of workmcn's accident ionization received by his father. the‘rents. Mr. and Mrs. George 11 Tall NEWYORK M8” Ill—The BO!
‘ CA LL A N D SEE U S ‘ compensation insurance by the state boy with a number otlellow students madge, 56 Woodward avenue. Rev. Scouts are Billing recruit! at them
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' ’ mum M cost. assesses on the insured ‘and were enlisted in a cadet company by F. A. Coleman: rector at Trinity Elli!!- of 15.000 a. mum. “cording to a re-
' I open t° '11- “ the Slnn iI‘cia leaders. but were kept copal church, will oiliciate, and inter- port made public today at the general _
Active cooperation willilthe nation- in ignorance of the purpose (or which moat will be in Riverside cemetery. come at scout executives of east-
sl» government in measures for reason- .uey were being trained. His father —— ern cities, in session here. Thirty-two
‘ - ‘ ' “ . . . able preparedness for dcnfense. "ad bee ninformetl that a cable met Funeral of Mr. Littoll. ‘icitiel “5‘ d 8t. 1‘9““ and Chic.”
. A F Beekmann ‘&‘ CO Compulsory school maximum m 1... been received in Worthington The funeral of John N. Litton was are represented at the conference.
. . i . . . children under sixteen. with' the opln: . mine American embassy, in Lon- hsld yesterday afternoon. at 4 o'clock. The scout. executives are considers
. .. I YOUR GROCBRS i ‘ ion at mlmoftourfun ol-mmo'xa don, haying that all 0 {the cadets are from the home of his sister, likening plans tr the establishment 0t
‘ .. 83.85 WASHINGTON 8T. PHONI‘W ‘ Initiation of continuing a regular two expected to be given their (madam. 1 James H. Nash. 3: Bayview avenue.‘iarge perm ent scout camps In var!»
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. ' , Inna! couru ia‘a vocational school. at _ 1. The remains were interred in an Or-ious parts of the country, as well as
SOUTKNORWeLK. ‘ « éé L . ‘trict enforcement not the:~ Iowa. W 4'4 rouge. N. J.. cemetery. this morning. 'r.umerous week-end camps.
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