W . “which?“ “or m 7 unnatural-ant;
um ......mw.....m..i...m mmmgcm The Boston Store’s
i. «6 mm to this min but hot» My! .
on... hm. ' W tm m: not
i L i‘ luv timing m twist.» :1 gm *9
3‘“! mm ' l " ’ “”“f 5‘ “W l " 7”" “ l“ “”
‘ ‘ ' r . kill‘ . LXI» tlltidt. V " "~""‘< » L" 3“ :‘cd "in“
”I.“ “g? 33:”? I .....ik l {oddlig it i "mum. in ‘ "’ ‘ "l
II . P w cut mama‘s :0 =1. ' 6-‘»i"§"*“~“v l"! lug, ,. my asl,- '. . p ... wig-.9, l ‘ ‘ H F 5
m ALEJ’LELC ran «at on tap ”mm, in» “l ..t. .l ’9 Jx’ “#31449“ t u .2 Mas-Wt “in" I ' i .gil
th'tuiLe twill: a .t3ib .3 lw t‘
romance: out... ... ‘. .. W '* f“ : ‘ . “‘ t
f l ..l a. I bias 1“! the; .t 4mm) “I ll
“92%;,“ a 31?; I.” P m. [t 3, A'l-ttt: in J; .H juju at it" I la Inuit in in?“ it“; wfittfl‘ l '
m in; it. . , ,. . . ‘ T Off A U l h bl Th t
I . ..... ... W t omorrow s erings re nma c a e- e Quail ies Are
ll} dBEI' will; TF1“: who-ts Elm maul Kimmy-s ml ”w" .‘ Namath ta... Hi «mi 3dr
: - m . - .... , . q .. ......" St d d-Th E m A n l—Tb M h at I E 1-
mn cw I. .. . ,' ,I ...... ...... i , t... M... fl W an ar e cono ies re ea e are an 3e 5 xce
II “ma-91 \ztmc; .t 'IlU-A against (u-lItltum.I :uI.IIItl.I-I.t II.I “flufgiwéit: ,9“. 1“,“de
, . ; Office_.93 and lltli'r tn I-lll'l‘l'“ the not itlltl ‘ ‘II‘ "‘ "Ll-UH": t I
. . " >\\'('lll'u.-:'t.l\\'l ..
I , I Brunch Office-1388. i-‘ttzlrntzhw '.lr IllI1'1:;lll tit llflillt'illlN 3“ ”,1. ”:9 0‘: ,,;:3,,,.:,'m,,,l§i:..i till” ' D
{Rafting-21842. ‘m, . and libcl'ty. lthr- court in which ltc mild that do" . - - , . .
Edna, 8 ResrdenceWIQBZ-d .. . .9. 'I :uiuttrthItn Iln: Idimulvcd T"Iuakttl Ac: 8“" Slurtmzs . “ omen’s Shll’t waists
- t'll‘ .-:t 't':; ': at -~.w v. .. .. -'- ‘. .~ V
““33“” Remdence—, COOPERATION m BUYING ...v’fiti) inliu ”£1.59, “'.. ”.h "”"T' l‘dllt.) suit“; "3 "ll-hm “Id“ A Special to! of \t'umn’s sum
113-12. . l ltll Ill-Ivy ... t, .tll.~\vt’lt"d Allol‘ Regular 31-h ’ " ‘ "
' W_L”__ . ....l All astociattiun rt-prt-scntini: i‘vtt.””'.'t ”‘3 “"53"“3'4 "but H “mm?“ W "I". Yard ................. $1.00 lltltlshtlaltluuv up to $1 00
‘ s . .. l. ‘ .......... .
in “Mag”: llml iu- m... opposing the dissolttllon."t
- Slam-d Trouble. In Claim. I
It is tho coutclltion ol‘ tlw dvt'cnd- l
IFASIA FOR THE AStA‘rlcs" {:tpartmcnt Imus-c owners
ltu; ht‘cn lt‘).ult-‘tl for the plll‘DOSt‘ of} $1.59 Table Cloths . “'omen’s Silk Fibre
Reductions
opal}, nominally it leligcrcnt
in
room H . I: . h . rcducin: ”.9 cost of their (Gill. 1‘)“. out: whoInrc tho (‘ity of Norwalk and . Heavy Dulnalsk, helllstitched Tublt
.. P l ‘ It. “Nil “it“ tlmn‘l I -. . thc‘ “:tSlllllglGll Sll‘t‘t‘l lll'idgc (‘tllll- . Hose
.beightillfJ. But she's liccn doing,r Pi'oli'r‘y 0mm“ (oopcrutnc (“all llllllt-t‘ tlliil Scl‘lnour I‘lilllllc‘d from Cloths. snow White, $1 25 m k '1.
ig‘ I deal of thinking. Some of the Company. as it is catllcd, lit-ts (‘Olllt'tlflti ItIl.~ li‘tziiil‘idltul: ttIt gthzt tut ItIchotIl:j of'2 liletty patttl‘ns """ ' . 100 Handsome Sample Silk Dresses. ('hOlCG Of 3;“: “n‘l‘iw' gray, champagne
Md . .zct- ,' ‘ “.qu t-lcc on it: rl ' '-
' “ 39c Table Damask l’nlr .................... 596
twenty different styles. all colors.
. . - v t
w r. -. ., ‘ ... - . -. ". ‘; \cr- c-t lllnelll“t’h‘lwt
. is 0f llt‘l (cltblutlon I‘llt 111M lit‘w ‘d ‘0 h ’3 ”“1 “l “n ‘ l . lllt'_\' t‘tllllt‘lld that llc sturtcd the ag-
tzttion for it call of tho town meeting,
had himself clcctcd chairman of the
'lllt‘(‘lltlf.','. ulld tllcn its cllttirnlun up
.Nflg to :‘huw. T1“. anemic" OrIYirgintu. \\'ith a capital of $1,300,000: Full bleached heavy
8 0m- it will sci 'Ibtllll
WWW‘W’Wv “limiting “’ “”"e 00‘” 9“” 240 Also While Dresses. in crepe meteor 2nd crepe Children’s Underwear
hummer vcight, sizc ‘2 to
.15 now being (“refund h, u “fa“‘ ‘ : ivcly for tit‘tlllt‘l‘ll' “NWT-d “Oldillilf pointed tltc bridgc comlnitttu- and two . - . - -
‘. “and“ Wemng m mmwo Wu... mum- cmnlllittcc-s. and mud nun...” $1.00 Bureau Scarfs dc chine. all pure Silk. No two alike. ,2 mm Each . ...... 159
. . t - .. . -“ f . . . [ its t‘X-tilllt‘iO lllclllbcr of all tllrcc l‘(llll-‘ . I
imitations. dctnandiu‘: it radical Tlm'wr“ “‘W'“ ’0“ ”l" WSOW‘W’“ ‘” ntittcos, and that thcrcuftt-l' without. A” linen, “1”] fine ““0 50 . n
95“? in tllc 'l‘nltio umcrntncnt‘s for-i (lit limitlcs mining Ill-u coal. 11 bus :l. Mi ttuthority llc uctcd us :tftm'noy, I trimmed “REEL -------- c ‘VONDERBUL VALLTE. Earthenware Tea P0. i
. ~- . . . . I . .. . .. ‘ .- ttorllcy Scytllour, on 1119 other . ‘ ‘ " *' ' '
policy. 1“». 1.. (llllllx ubou. .tlttl \\()ll\ out to It hzmtl. 00““de that I“. “-3,; legally. $2.00 LOHEClOtll TONIORROW' l (thleblze. regulat 2;... 1‘2;
undj ltllllllll'llt'tl by the bridgc conlmittcc to‘
. . l-‘irut, t-xtrn quality, cxccllcut wcul'
mt us its tittorncy and did so act“
Their slogan is “A in for Asiatic-s," :J‘tl'd to ll‘lelHIltll‘llllltln t‘ttcilit‘tvs
, . l
- . .. .. ,. . ~ , _. .. ., i , in; tllflllll‘.. cs ‘c‘ul ' ’ . ‘
1‘? idea “and” I” ht ‘1 Mm “x A” ”(LR gncct‘ilnplislllnc tho t'twtlts limped" H I H in ‘ I) ‘0‘ ml ‘ ,‘ .
QI Motlroc lluctrinc. Japan would ‘l‘hc ltl~'1t, lit)\\’t‘\'(‘l‘, in tin cxccllvtllgllsm‘o Tim ‘/ fquldqnls‘_ il l: st:ttcd_t glIf’l'll‘t’ttt'. $1 49 worlh u ‘0 25 00 Meanandkerclllcfs
flake to protect the nrcutcst con— K mic Why don't it” sorts of local com-l ”"VN to show or. t-pbttlllm' mm are“: “CO """""""" ' 0 Fine luv-'u, item 4 f c
0"
stiti'ht-C .........
mt‘lll that the bulge committee never
lliltl rny atttltorilv to cntolny n'l nt-‘
to'rt v or incur ctllcr r‘xccrrr‘s cf ”.18"
$3.00 Lonzclotll
Surcrflnc, firm quality, nonc su-
munitles take a hint and try it little
co-opcrativo buying for themselves in
ts from foreign aggression judt
ihe United Stutcs protect; North
it
Cluny Lace
. . n'ticrt» rutil unvpo your: bin“ rhnw‘ . _ y, g .
,. . ...- . ' .«9 u :v buvznq has . . ., . _ . _ pcrlol .4 coming . W
South Anmca. other hnu- 001mm“) . - » . u.» twink; otI qu- my. m bovalltI whim mm. _ Last WeekOur Corset bales Increased 20 Per Cent. .... . _ . ,, i ,
e editor of the ("noun Koren not ulways been successful bcr‘c‘t‘ac 1" “ ‘0‘ It "with" rntlfitsd =1 “‘1 littSS- ”0' .‘t “5" d mi. mm” W de.
' ttl hv tho icgivlsttitvc t-rctttittimy t‘tp Over the Same WCQk a Year Ago ism; '1...“Il.::Iund -tt: yard 1 1c
“.03. -H l .............
there are many difficulties to ovcr-I
come. litlt there is no rcnrcn why ltIj
Hal Review) cxpluins thuzz ('tlilf’lt'll("lnll of ”to bv‘tl'“. P‘td that $3.00 Nainsook
:tll :cts dnru by; St “tll’lt'i‘ for ”to cm"-
“T HERE‘S A REASON”
osternel‘s cxcltldc Asinliir “‘bcrv . ll-t'ntv .l'tt'unrst Nlin‘took on W
‘ . . . . _, .. :‘I' ittc't lici'orc t‘vut limo “can with: " , L “ ‘ l ‘ ' ‘ 0 V H' ‘ ‘
sstblc. '11.- y tttlxc cvcry oppor. should not uteutually bf‘celn‘fi "Alli-V ; .3” hm! “Minimal ”n .n ti... 1m", and wlutc. Sllf’t'l‘. uuiJthu. twttvo Sunset infill?) £333
Yto establish tllcir pmvcr=, wlrc- t:t:c.ccs.~:lttl in this counm'. as. it 1135 1“ that Input-”urn thn 'uwn 3.. m; r...‘ iI-H‘I‘ WWW $1 98 ’ t ; . T119 liltin‘ \‘~'0'H1“"5ul ”it“ i"- ”l“
ill the West or thn East by rob. England. ‘ :“mml‘l” “W ”'0 “WW“ “1 hi5 59“". M'e‘ " """"" ' 6 (“Hill”) r0" LLB orse "-Ul‘i‘l' i 1-‘1‘ W» v"- 11“ “1‘ Mil.-
. _ ' ’ ‘ . , , _ |. ., IN”. 3' (‘lmn lzllt. , till tuition-wilt.-
Asrutlcs; of thclr future. West- AIIY letOlllflt‘lll. $101113 0" “mom. ’11ch t=' ’tntiIT". ll “I.“ .stzIdml yrslcjw 756 Sheets . ”I“ WWI‘ ‘nd In"; E
:3 '~ .. l t .v _. ‘ ‘l‘.“ itblc to work out n \'(‘l‘Y."-‘l.". tutti” "u 10 Il 4‘0 him»; “in . , , . . . l’L‘l‘ ct tic ................ '
I Iare 'lflfill «Uh JJCQWW- m "It 1° bc . . . tt‘tlrt a wricr of ac bv the MW“- u Size .2390, lumlc cl tlrln, heavy W ,,
date of Asia is row hanging in cincmnt system Q11110 often n i”; cud thc l):’!tl€'0 l-uhtr on wh'nh: l “Militia \t'cttlwd cuntcr 590 -
balance. Either the Asiatics impossible for people living in apart? t,.. would i" .i‘ * timt won it It». town ‘ Sm!" ----------------- Al‘ttel‘lctln Alfll‘ifl
‘ , V
Clocks
ycnr {Jill-tritiflmt. Lotti“.
:llnltu. lttgnltlr q
tli-l not gilt 21‘ llf’itll' cut ‘lui‘tw rl\‘-
tit-Wm :ttttlit'w‘tzv to t‘mt‘luy an pimp.
my ill the rtww In: notcd rntil‘tud tho
.. ‘:: cl" tl'c l:ti.‘ttc ('t nvu'ittcc \t'ltnn it
The most perfect fittinc: the corset. that has
the endorsement of leading! doctors all over the
98c Shcctu
)ladc of Lockwood sltcctlntt. Sturr
merits or small ltouscs to buy in large
quantities because they have no place;
to "’orc things. Anti because they
gubmit to tho ~.t:'lfi.~‘ll will of the
dillcrhers or strike out for them loud
8
1
..
On.
a by establishing a Grcutcr Asia
by to restrnin tllc Westerners."
must buy only little dubs of things at
y-ntifiwl tlm tan ww-"tittiug tlm con?
lilf'llf‘litlll of the lzrldgc.
dy. durable. will wcnr wnll, nnd
wash Il‘lcavicr, bth' 890
81x90 ....................
countrv.
$1.35 .................... m'l
Wm
. .. ‘. , . - ._ _ t. .. ‘1 ' V -' l'liélc“ traitscxcmluuttnu \tt- quiv.‘
director Asm htllllltlS almost like a ttmc then cxpcn-c.. alt. lllgll W0 - 75 “I 1 D .1 S“ .. t
- . _, N ll‘flllt' admitted that ht.- llf'tl drnwu tltt‘ «'- ' C 00 “5’5 "1ka
who of "Pull-Alnr-l‘icn." It is rcm- DOX‘UOMHY' With it good Imam“. [million for the town lllflcll‘ll: at, 18C Pillow Cases The COPSCL That GIVES the Garnet Mould. All colors. yard wide
than doing the buying for a whole \rblch thn llrltltxn t‘ronouitiun wuu Yuri .............. Wégc
Fizu HRS; “31‘.th of it good.
firm quality nitlulin
first brunt-bod. that. 21- had bcnn up-
tmt’ntcd chairman of thc inccttnc. ul-
n considerable 'silvinf; lllml“ll he dcnimi tllttt ltn hztd bran n
I . z (I. candidate for thc position. Hc ud-
I‘loul, polite s'; li‘lllt‘tl that be bud appointed tho
and countlcsu mvm comntl’ttcns which ttctctl on tho
bridge. the bridge construction (‘O‘ll‘ ‘
Imittcc. the propcrty continiftcc nntl
">l>u lcnlslmivc conllnittnc, pull that
_______.,_,... bc bud W h‘tnsclf cxottcin ti
THAW CASE CLOSED IIIththrI of IrII‘nclt of tho llt“(t‘ commit-
I . .- utter“ con. 0 n mittctl that he ltml told
The war and other Ultra1 on ’3 (lutdmt that s'truconc who could not provided forthcluyoutoftllclaldgc." torncy Seymour took tho stand and
gem to have shoutde out of thoI occur be rattled should bc chairman Ho Slitlctl llllll it was due to his pcr- ontinucd to relate why, in his judg-
ncws a case which. not so long ago, lectdd town meeting and he was soIsiutcllt cuduuvurs und untiziug work moot. he should be compensated for
18 'tthnt the but Lavina “hissed nlld tho thc scrviccs rendered. runner colour;
was regarded by 11 large part of ti Asked in what cr!:tclty hc drew brltlgt‘ was I» udc nosniblt‘. man John Davlno testified in behalf.
American public as second in omport-I 22““ Emilio" £01“ ”"1 ton tut-clingy Cttncns Present. or Mr. Seymour and at the conclusion”
. n t the world llnrry' . .tImouIr rcp ind, A5 a cltlzcn.’1 'l‘llc army (tr lirlrwulk's most proml- of his testimony the plaintiff's side of
ance to.notlnnu n - i Asked lt‘ he did not iutcnd to volttn- n‘tut citizens were printout of the trial tllc case rested. work.
disposed of—mnIttartly 11th‘ his lucid scrviccs to the ready to bc c. lied p3 witnessc-S. Judge Attorney Louis Goldochmldt. former 'lue Dcpnrtmcllt of Labor has bccr
“9“.“ of .\ot\\’ttlli its it public spil‘llt’d John J. Wat; t of illt‘ Common Pleas town counsel. LeRoy Montgomery, advised by labor lenders lltpollgllmll
.(‘Illfit‘ll and its othcr :tttorttcrs of that court is counsel for the bridge con- .Sttnltlcl Lyons and Dr.
‘lttIll‘ll bud (lotto ut tllltt tiutc. llc rc~ structlon mtutntttcc. one of tho dcfcn‘ Beard occuplcd most of tltc morning conscriptions to industry
;him! that llc t-vrtztillly did not. but dnnts. “mt former Attorney Joint ll, session in behalf of dctcndunt. uumcly, fought to the last ditch.
5pm,"..“fl “III I,“ tmid. - ”gm assisted by his son. Fl't‘elllllll‘lllh fity or Not-walk. In addition it has been pointed out
ad Man Friday. Light, counscl for tho city of Notwalk.‘ { that while tho officials ot' the var . _ . ‘.
St,).,mnu,.s .mm‘ l-‘riduy‘ in ”u. t‘ilfit‘t 3ng Nymph“ mm hummer, in {t CRUISER sEDAN BREAKS RECORD; ions labor organizations have pledged ple who atc enrolled in these group_.
uppmttml ycutcrduy from thc cvidcncc mclubcr of ”u; firm of Scymour &‘I ithcmsclvcs 10 usslst llto govlt‘munnt are to receive the personal attentiom
CHICAGO. May 23.-——Thc how high in every possible way thcy also lulvc‘t of the supervisors llow working.r in III"
to have hot-u llr. Augustus Board, Spylnour of Now York with on office: .
10mm. womb“. of ”H, Yule (.011,me lit 12” Bronquy “mm-e the New York spucd cruiscr Sedan. owned by declared that in doing so they intend“ city.
‘tbnt 'tlteir services shall be in every! ns‘amford'
:IlIOIIIlIIIIIt'IllOlIIifltl'1:13:3(1-‘(3323111lllIIIliIllntlleOllCt‘ tapIpcd tltcttcchIhOMI‘IgIh'SSO: Thomas .l.l’riltdivillc, of Chicago, has it I t it] \ ch 1 'n‘
.‘I. .3 t ~ l”: 1s l: tcunt-ss t‘cw mom is ago o {:0 cvn c . . - 'di' V011“ dry it t t")! mil“ 1 I . .
“th! mild“ it imposslblc for him to1 sonicuue said to bow desk room Ill nmvcd here from P0“. Clinton, O’Tm'i plan would disrupt. the present or-‘ T119 planting 0t fully four hundrch
tztkcI part in or undcrstund tltc dis- thc 0mm who was mtschled of being “11°F“ ”W b0“ “'35 built, “It" 1‘3““? ganizcd effort. lgardens was complctcd during the-
CllISSIOIlH oi‘ the body. Seymour till a party to u conspiracy with a clerk broken cvcry record for cruising‘ It is expected tllttt the covcrnlucntjlasst week.
yllnitlllllltllmfxlf h‘f; haIdIIlc-ard appointed It‘ll“ the office IoIiIJ. p. IMIIot‘gmtI and launches for the 33].“)119 course from“ will Icontent kittscélfuwith supplcltntént-I Canning school at Not-walk: _
‘ :t' t lt‘ trltgt- colts ruc iourcompauy to or n ant lil'lllil o , . - , _ ing to war n 19 various s nes.‘ _ . . ,, ..
cmnmittcc. that Dr, Board wanted to other parties tldvuttcc and insidc in- Mackinac Island to Chicago. The moor While it is recognized that the stateI The canning “11°01 held m blorwntft.
speed for the distance was 3,1,4. activities are hampered by geographi- High School domestic selence roan»;
t
l
resign bccuttsc of tlctlfllcss but ltc pcr- formation from tho Morcun office N. ugc
sundcd hint to stay tolling ltpard that carding munitions contracts for the nlllcs an hour. cul limitations it is believed that thcf on Tuesday, May 22nd was well at—
the various representativw
it would bc “liIttlc short of tlisastcr. Allies, The Sedan, which is 75 feet long.ll(‘llt1|lllli‘llt or labor can CO‘QFdinatPltended by
IIfIII:ttIIIxIlItIoItle‘tIlmrIcIj:glIlILI li‘t‘iiltiiiixtwgiwill:i IMtI‘. SeanIollt‘I quIs {ti-tolnllftlgyonioomd?and.driven by the 30(lhorsc-power mot-i the mobilization of labor so that.I delegrnt ed from towns at this end 0g:
. . . . mtssloutr 0 pa tn 5 l .. {the county. On Wednesday, Mal."
15c
£993 Vlsm.” With such coliupicu- neighborhood: and a space rcsct-v-‘dI,
oxamptes btéforc hCrcycs, Japan
be. blamed for wishing to imi-
tilii‘d Colored Taffeta
lll‘ll'lltlililllt‘ Valli”. One of the most
rennin: silks. to: dczs wear or
Stilts. llttlll colors $1 29
I
Yard ..........
for storage,
might bc ctl‘cctcd.
:npplcs oranges, soap,
other commodities could be provided
more cheaply in this way.
A Special Sale
free Fittings—«An Expert Corscticre
we‘r—
25c Pillow Cases
4.3mm. thtltl duality. good.
\vidc llt-lll ...............
‘th
t if she is seriously bent on the
,. y-Lhow far will she carry it? All
powers would til-:c to know. Does
tilm at the hegemony of the yellow I
9.6nly, or of all Asia?
{(3 she menu to clcse the "open
in China? Will she try to drive
‘sslanrt out of eastern Siberia?
this “for Asiatics." what about
and. Farther ludla, held by her
pearl Allir's‘.’
xtend so for wr-st :IS J‘cl‘sin ulttl
pctamiu? \\‘ill
fillies? ‘
things arc fairly t-t-rtnin.
NO CONSCRIPTION
0F FARM LABORERS
(Continued From Page One)
...
GARDEN CLUB WORK
FIELD COUNTY
Ridgcfteld:
On Monday the planting of the gar-—
‘t'lenll at the grammar school was calm
.pleted. The County Club Lender~ a8»
slated the local leaders with the wort;
Bridgeport:
The Garden Club work ltcpcI.Iho.~:
been classified into several groups..
such as scllOol‘s. industrial, societies..
Boy Scouts and manufacturers. Peo-
IN FAIRw
.l t \' x - d l\ 1 l l \\ llll" llt‘l ll
l l \ lll llll tllllbl' ' ‘1
. lltlllk it‘ll L’Olltl tlllll t‘lll.
curry bltrdly n dozcn lincs about it.
Augustus the country that any effort to extend
will bc
And lllt' “'irvs‘
thcy touch the
(“Windclpllin court for thc rcnlovul of~
E'l‘ltuw to the l’cntl‘a‘ylvnnitt Hospilal for;
tho lnsunc in West Pltlludclpbid. llc'
'wtrs oihcittlly dct-lurcd a lunatic two
she! months tlc‘o. in pursuance of u pcti-
ltion rcluctnntly signcd by his mothcr.
iShc st-cms .it lust convinccd beyond
iull doubt thut her son is u ltopclcss
.'\ dr-(‘t‘t‘O hits liccn sittnctl in u l’hil-
at Japan will hcnr watching. The
list that no inllttcr how closely
Watched, sltc is liltcly to gct
but of this war. for what
3 hip it. than any othcr bclligcr-
......— .._......_ _._._ ..-—..-
-‘ nl ‘ :tlllel‘mlfi lnttdltlttn. Possibly the
ITALY IN THE RING “ ‘ '1 ‘ . .
V ‘ ' .uvn :tnd \Yt‘tlllv’m who formerly TOlltlld-
ZAmcrictln public has almost tor-l t’
. t ed S“lll 0
that. ltaly was in the war. ”
We ‘
* - 'tdci her.» will not ttcccpt the sumo
dread talking of Franc.u and Great i 31:; ‘
rd White‘s slayer its :1 high-
“\Vllf‘l'e the powers of the states can
"lots if tltcy-wt-rc the only allies.
I ‘ With Thaw in a place whcrc he can
considering, sincc RuSSin be-l .
do no more harm, and mm the Thaw
frimornlized. We have received
which and French diplomatic.
tnoncy apparently reconciled to stop
" - rin with laws and courts. and
’l'flevel‘ywhcre wnb tremcndous‘mmlw g Th 1 nd nlicu
. ' - - . l .rmv of aw nw'crs a t .-
isln. All ltahan mlS‘lell that “0 q ' . 3 I’
lists demobiltzed, we may proceed in
at thc same time has attract-l . .
' - ’ thc prosecution ot the war Without
any attentlon.
"at once Italy ‘starts a bigi‘my unécetssary distraction.
, , ’ It seems
gainst Trieste.
e up to the fact that item is‘
powerful ally that may stepi
la’s place—vacant only trun-l
‘wIe hope—and accomplish ai
of her task.
ruler disregard of Italy lsl SPRINGFIELD, lll., May 23.—Wom-
{be wondered at, in view of en's high-heeled shoes are more dun.
[inactivity of her armies, the gerous‘ to :he fimetictIllnhInaItsionh than
. mar nes. is e as-
bucurlty 0f the diplomats She giftillitfoiuhmes H. Kirby of Peters-
“? and a 1““ °‘ ““9"?“ inburg. 11]., (Representative in the tilt
11°F“ for Which she We!“ nois Assembly, who is lighting hard
Altitllat indifference, how- .tor'a bill to limit the height of heels
,ll' be swept away 1; Italy per- to one and three-elshts incite; t h
,t y , _ The bill was killed one t a t e
m“ ”we“ Sh“ Of “"9 ”umnt insisunce of Kiri): it was rel
It's at grateful relief. to
. I
Simultaneousw I I I
indicate a return to sunny lll our nt-
titudc toward scusntional- criminal
cases. How times have. changed!
HIGH HEELS WORSE THAN
U-BO'ATS.
briilgc construction conllllittcc princi-
big Democratic politician in the
state.
ors. has bcen donated by the owners be utilized. the federal govornment
t
l
' iccs ill which Mr. Montgomery stated
vtved and sent back to committee. It:
pally on a lctter writtcn by Dr. Beard, :1 candidntc for l.
and lllill Beard had written an article
ill the ’Civicrl Review in which he
pointed to Seymour its the man who
was responsible for the bridgennd
bud worked the hardest for it. Sey-
mour stated that be told Beard not
to mention his name or refer to him
in the articlc but that he went ahead .lolm Cavaungb. formerly mayor of z
and did- it just thc some. Norwalk, was called. He did not|
Tbc pluilltll‘t‘ allowed in evidencelhave it very good recollection ofi
also a Icttcr written by Leroy Mont-' events happening seven years 820 MW
homer)“. member of the bridge cour‘ was excused. Mr. Seymour was nextl
struction committee, in response to all called. He qualified himself as uni
communication from Seymour pre< attorney .3“ being entitled to com-E
settling a bill for $5,000 for his serv- pensutlon for attorney's services by}
(testifying that he had practiced law,
that Scymour was never engaged us since 1870 when be had graduated.
attorney for the committee but mere-l front the Yale Law. School. He had'.
ly gave his services voluntarily like. haven appointed commissioner of ipa~
many other Norwtdk citizens. Mn tents. in 1893 by Pmsideut Cleveland.
Seymour stated that a stenogrfipheri serving until 1897. 'Then he opened
in his office erred in sending in the an office in New York and has prac-
ftrst‘ bill presented for 103133132500 1in there ever since. He said that
for services instead of $5.000. one of the big cases be bad handled
In his own behalf Mr. Seymour tes- was dispute growing out of the pier
titted that he had never been paid a building 101‘ the New‘Yorlc and Brook.
cent for his aerrices, notion triadic alyn‘ bridge. and ho, had been counsel
bursemcnts or his trips 'tofiartford: ln'bridge matters 'ever since.
to get‘ the Legislature to paddle bill] Judge Reed had occasion several
which permittcdibe building of"'the' times yesterday to reprimand Mr.
bridge. the taking of «mm: land Seymour for the manner of his re—
am] the gift of $50,000 from the state .‘to fence with you.” he repliedto some
to the carom the Governor's; voted torches with you,"he replied to some
he"; “motion Mr. Light's Question. “You will
being once
Stntcs Senator.
trial arc being attended to by Attor-
v-‘ney Leo Davis «of Nut‘thlk. The
trial is expected to last. about five.
court days. '
Has Bad Memory. I
At the“ morning session yesterday;
t
W“ "W m M has Mmymeu m10r in law‘-
ynukemj “from: ioke,Iond it's goth
‘rKlrby insists.‘~bow . . .
about conflnc~xouraclr.zto.»tllc an
. ml .3 3‘!
lulled for patrol service on the Great Lakes! can 51991“
His interests at the The Sedan is capable of traveling 30%
miles an hour.
I Mr. .Prtndivtué has received his com-i
mission from the government to cum-
lllnud the bout. *
‘BALL PLAYERS REGISTE
CHl‘CAGO, May 23.—-Members of the
Chicago American League club who
are subject to conscription‘under the
army bill, passed by Congress last
week, went to the city clerk's office in;
a body today for the purpose of regis-
tel-lug.
Although a majority of the players
are not residents of Chicago, they de-
cided to register here under the ab'sem
tee clause of the army bill, as the
American League schedule will send
them on the road on June . the day
designated for registration by Press
dent Wilson. ,
HOSPITAL NOTES
Miss Mary Chappa, of Wilton, and The
twuuam H. Ferris, of Wall street;
were - admitted yesterday.
‘Mrs. 011ch , rs
”mum
l-l
{19! 10.11nion, live: it Ill! vitally necess
i 23rd there will bc a similar school in
And this will be done under cxist-‘Brtdgeport.
“11:1an bP't’lII received from allt Pig Clubs ‘0 Be Orgmized
ppeu s are .l . ' cf
of the. southern states for farm la- Plans are “”1" w” for thiilmfnm’:
bor of every kind. The branches of ing Of n pig club project m t 5 co
the Department of Lalor and of Ag- ty, It is proposed to have some Nam
riculture throughout the north now tlonal Bank finance the. purchasing oi
$5rktft‘igg utilized in an effort to get two hundred little pigs for (math--
' ' ' wish tut
It has been found that many of the?ion t0 b0“ and 9'15 who a on M
southern ncgroes who went north dur- Join the club. Full direction .
ing the last three years to work in‘care and feeding are to be sent om.
munition plants and the like now are- from the Farm Bureau ounce. In re“—
virtually strandod in the larger Ici'tiesr turn for the pig the bank WDIB to
These men will be moved back‘lf pox _ etc from the boy or girl.
sible, and this will go a long‘ way pmmtssoryn be out of
officials say. in meeting the present 'who agrees to pay back t c '
situation in the south. -’ the pig, plus interest at 6 per cam .
Payment is to be made nice: the sale
COMMUITY CLUB. :Of the pig in the fall.
The next regular meeting of the. The scarcity ot,pork at. the present
community Club will be held Mondnyirume should serve as, a stimulus it»
tMay 28, at, 3:30 p. 111., at the home of. boys and girls ‘who dam to. gem?
’Mrs. J. M Cobul‘fl, 5.3 South Main'u‘eh. comm-rand get-Idol's c6311 to
street. The business of the annual turns. Jot-their label:- All! boys or
tmeeting will be transacted togetbu 81118 intercom in own; pigs-s
ler with poropsltlonn for next year-Damn“ notify the County Club Legal.
necessity dot some work er at the. ram nut-cm once in Nov
among the young women and girls ohm“; as. m as possible". Club Work
thetowu is increasinglymarelt. Ashram: July 1st.
ary that. the .husl- I. I
finish. 1mm cube ..
‘ b9 mlulbnerttgilbbo humanism in
in "" ‘ “‘ #‘i'vi .
I
t
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l
multilateral“
hearts! the"
annual meeting ho
is urgent! ‘u .
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Norwalk Chronicler