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Miscellaneous Ms.
filthy-(gm Wood: or
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31.00. W «Capo Double Price.
no Lnrb
WANTED-*MAN FOR CLEAMMI; TO 1.13124 noon APARTMENT,
and porter work by the day. Hotel: 2nd floor. rear, .Swart
,7,
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Clifford. jl Etlliloch. Rent $10. Also loft steam-
,Iieatetr, light on all sides. Otis riot»!
WANTED—BOY 16 YEARS 0H: j tric elevator service 5.000 sq. ft. 01‘
(3001) OPPORTUNITY FOR A} V “0111‘ F0011] F01. {Unllt'l'
ANCBMENT. THE A, w. HAT soon-Wt.- ()Itl Well Cigar (‘0.
('ROSS AND RIVER STEICTS, NUIL,
particulars .
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Maw. 31 3h TO LETATwo CONNECTING
furnished rooms with gas, water, tor-V
WANTED~BY A COUPLE, 4 OR 5 let and all conveniences for ltgirtl
rooms with improvements, not over housekeeping, $2.50 DPI‘
$18 or $20 a month. Address “R. A.." Eagr avenue, near depot.
in care of Sentinel. 11131 31‘
week, 21-1
51 3t
, ,_ 'ro LET—A ’ SECOND srortv
WANTED—ONE “ALF 0“ PAgTfipartment. Newly put in order. lleat
of store with use Of window for dx"Sand irot water furnished. Apply to No.
phr- Addrc-‘S Store. mm“ of S9111llli‘l-‘47 West avenue, South of Merwin
1.. .street. m3] 4t
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WANTED—FIRST“ CLASS AI’TO
in exchange for lot ‘on Fifth Sil‘t‘t"...
Fast Norwulk, 50x150, opposite the‘
T9 LET-TWO PLEASANT FUR-
_ . \v p. b . lll" nished rooms. One. has all conveni-‘
'llztnlts residentt. tItt m‘p 3h ences for light housekeeping. (53'
l'lushrng, i\. X. m4. - ,Spring street. 11131 31
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WANTED—YOUNG MAX AS '
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route salemttn in milk business. Salary TO LET AR” “00‘“ HR 1
and commission $19, week gnaranteod “0""- ‘Smilll Sal‘dt‘n. fruit and chick"
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to begin. Address stating age and ref. en tun. Call after 5 0 clock e\ Wills-i
client-es bov (. 0 W care of Senti‘ l-f.’ Howard I=treet, East Norwalk.
nel.
nr31 3t
WANTED—MEN,
wanted. Government
clerks, $75 month. List
Jobs free. Franklin Institute,
28F, Rochester, N. Y.
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18 OR OVER, _ .
railway mail at 14 South Main street, all rnrprov
government merits, also 5 nice. rooms at 76 Lex-
Dept. ington aantre, all improvements. In-
quire of IS. Kiss. 71} Lexington avenue.
__ Tel. 14914. 1113] Rt
WANTED—«OLD IFALSE TEETH. v. ‘-
Don't matter if broken. 1 pay $1 to 310 7° LET—‘FVRMSHED R00“
per .49, Send by lmI'Pl‘l post. and m. with private family, no other roomer.
celve check by'lreturrr mail. L. Mazcr.. MEN’S“ A., CW" ill Sentinel. 11131 3
2007 S. Fifth street, Philadelphia, Pa?
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WANTED—T0 BUY ALL
ofcah'ie. Best prices paid. Extr
~ - I (ll street
' e for cal '94. 11. Friedman. 35 my‘and 3? Ch“) '
:12; TV! :1“ 120 If quire 64 South Main street.
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WANTED—(imjfi. WE HAVE
I‘nlngs for:
Slocvcrs,
Fuller‘s,
Necklinndcrs,
Golfers,
'Firial Examiners,
Soft Shirt Folders.
3 you are not experienced we will
teach you and pay yott while learn-
Norwalk. ln‘
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
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flout: distance moving a specialty.
.‘We. go anywhere. It. llershfield, 122
thtr-‘r streetwomco phone 29-1. House
lphnnc 19321 the: m
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‘ Angelo Sitltnr-eill sells hard wood‘
teat-red in blocks or split to In Your"
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‘by lat of June. Phone. 102.1, No. Tay-
lor avenue, South Norwalk. Free de-
, livery.
MONEY SAVED
Clllem’ PeabOdy‘ By giving me your order for my
Especial hand made leaders and gutters
& Ca, inc.
1 which rive. lasting service—Try and be
lroot‘ing. Henry A. Hegeleln, 56 Wa-
2for street. Tel. 4733. ‘
INSURANCE
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING.
decoration paintor’s supplies; walll
FOR SALE.
FOR SALEz—A JERSEY COW
in Stuart avenue, Norwalk, Conn.
jl 3t
FOR SALE—CAMERA. EASTMAN
film. 1A itriirst (,‘l‘db'a condition, good
lens. 511:4 1-1x6 1-2.
t‘osr .33, will sell cheap. Tel. evenings
1633-12. 31 3t
of pictures
FOR SALE——Ol{ EXCHANGE Into-
fitable retail business in .\'o’r\\'alk.
best location. busisess in All condi-
tion. Tt'ill sell at sacrifice for cash or
exchange for real estate assessed at in-
ventory price. G. G. it, Sentinel. jl 3t
no]. 11 3t
FOR SALE—ONE LUMBER BOX
apron l i-t in axle in good condition.
Also one light wagon. one-tooth har-
row. V. shape in first class condition.
’l‘hree leg crank derrick. Apply 14
(Ill‘ll\\'UUtI avenue, city. ml3 lit
FOR SALEl—A FIRST CLASS
kitchen rancc, water front and pipe.
39 Woodward avenue.
FOR BALE—ONE SQUARE PIANO.
“p
To LETv—S ROOMS NEW HOUSE, reasonable, may lie seen at 107 South
e- Main street, until noon, Friday, Juno,
2nd. “131 21
FOR SALEs-Ll'l‘TlE JR. 1101‘ WA-
ter heater with 100 ft. 1 1-2 in. plpt’.
suitable for private garage or any out-
side buildingjnt 378 Flux Hill Road,
South .\'or\v'tlk. mill 31
FOR SALE-A 'l‘Ol'IllNG CAR. IN
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FOR SALE $3,500 lllTYS ti ROOM
house. all improvcmcnts. Lat-Ito barn
held a danci- tn Lockwood's Hall in
bathing. boutinr. and fishing. PIIthI-r
particulars address Ml‘l. C, Mort-ell
l.‘t Iv‘otrrth street, East Ntr‘uvalk. l‘omr.
mill :lt
FOR SALEw-HIGIIORN it‘llllftK‘S
for fall layers. OIrc-tlrrce-four wenlts
“WV"- fire places or 9“" ‘0 0rd”.- old. Price reasonable. Wilhurthn not»? ...- .
fSend orderiearly, prices may advance m“ strain, ll. 1). Lawrence. ll Acad‘,
enry street, .\’or\\'alk.
“‘2 1‘“ ”Fort—"SALE; troop Ironsr. comp.I
Harness and buggy together or
'i'eparate. Inquire l). (‘anevarL Sill
Washington street. Tel. :110. it at
FOR SALE-Wlll’l‘l‘} LEGIIORN
I u I l
.convmccd. Plumbing. treating, slate day old chicks. From winning strains
June 6 hatch, 150. each. Week old the.
Two weeks 201‘. State Road. It'rr‘tler“
" ick Pcasley, Cheshire.
FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 217
.. ..., ., .... “any“...
All) WI.
rm of um limit.
The {ml whim of HG luff
Merton; Martin new held this utter-
noon 112.30 o'clock from the lure
home of the demand. 51' Wilton ave-V
one. Roy. Jones Benton Werner, of
,ttnu- Episqu church. malted. and
burial was made in Riverside ceme-
Itery. The services were very Israel!
attended. and floral alerting were
‘ numerous and beautiful.
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iron“ at WALL mum.
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8: {orbettt with call. inquire of James McSaliy, the first time in more than a fortnight
{initial dealings on the Stock Exehnnge
[today were attended by irregularity.‘
iYesterdtty's late selling movement
was resumed in larger' volume, al-'
though losses did not go beyond frac-‘i
tions. These were more than neutral-I
ized by the strength of equipments and
metals. oils, sugars and Industrial
,Aicoliol . interest centered around U.,
S. Steel. which opened minus its negfi
ular and extra dividends of 4 1-4 per
cent.. with .1 sale of 4,000 shares. at
1311 to 130 1-8. The later quotation
represented an overnight gain of 1 H
points. Rails were inactive and irg
regular.
\\'AI.I. STR EE’I‘. Noon—Rumors
growing out of the temporary closing
of the Port of New York today by the
Navy Department gave rise. to consid-
erable zipprt-lrcnsion and precipitated
free selling before the (’ndvt’fi the. first‘
hour. Steel reacted to 126 8-4 oni
sales of large. blocks and other leaders:
reversed early gains by 2 to 5 pointed
‘ Motors weakened even heforé otl’erings‘
became quite general and. all classes;
of equipments. munitions and special-z
ties receded. 1
Rails yielded less than the more
speculative issues, btrt “one under,
pressure, Liquidation continued dur'j
lot: the second hour. but supporting,
orders brought rallies of 2-to 4 pointm
in some instances fully restoring lassw
1
es. Further lrrr-provement was noted
. t
,at rrooti. llonds were steady. ‘
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\‘t'AlJ. S’l‘iIl-Zli'l‘. 1:30 p. m.»—The.
i To LET—STORE 7207 WASIIING- first class condition. A bargain as rally was carried to greater lengths:
KINDS ton street Eairt Xorwnlk. Apartments the owner wishes to got rid of it as m {hp early afternoon although lim-
a 209 Washington street. Baht Norwalk won as possible. Can be denionstrttt- “m to corrrpnralivclv few" lsssuc.
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.car at extreme gain of 3 I": to almost;
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4 points.
Automobile trucking of all kinds. htmroii. All kinds of fruit. I'Zxceli'ent‘M'LK elabouceasfdohlr'aaaucew wont:
BOSTON. .lune ].-—~A conferencet
called by tho Now rzithttimt rttih rm?
ducers' Association was held here to-i
[day to consider method. of reduclnui
‘lIlI‘ cost of grain to fair'trcrs. (‘0.
.t perativt» buying was dismissed. ,
l "tuition ~ .
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NOTICE
liistrlct ot‘ .\'orwnlk.
Court. May 31. 1917.
Estate of \landelcnc l‘ltml. late 0f,
‘ .\'orw:tlk, on the 61h day of June. i
‘ Ordered. that the trustee of the
trust created in the will of said do-
‘ccascd t-xhlhit his account to this
court for adjustment. at the Probate
‘OIIIH' in .\’orwnlk on the till! day of
1June. 19H. at 2 o’clock. afternoon:
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Leaner. uptotrate styles, lowest IirlceaJ| pm In“ Road. consmmu of {\wptlnd that tilt persons interested in said
FIRE BOILER ’Estlmaies cheerfully given. Trial on: houses “.“h frontage of 175 feet, 1,0,;(lttltllt‘ may be notified tlrcrt‘of the
LIFE WAR RISK tiers solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander, mm“, ,0 me 0mm, 0, me We Sam; said ms“... “m on“... ”m, on“... H,
ACCIDENT :While, 61 1-2 E39 nvonrle.. uel ll. 1,, rris‘. For further inforrno'hP titllllisltotl in a newspaper having a
BONDS - " ’ ition inquire of John -H‘ Knapp, 24.t~eircuhttion in said district. at least
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC t
- J. M.Layton &Co.lnc.
Real Estate and Insurance,
South Norwalk, Conn.
——REMOVAL NOTIC
Nelson ll. Iont‘. grocer, will be lo-
fornrer Lane store, Mahackemo llotel
block.
F. F. HUNTINGTON,.D. c.
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:: . -s . -_ ,l CHIROPRACTOR
- fl“ _ i H _,_.._ 7‘. Graduate the Palmer- School or
FAST FREIGHT LINE To New ‘Chimpmcug Davenport, Iowa, and
YORK.
THE ANNING J, SMITH TRANS ; 100 Washington street, over Poppies
PORTATION LINE. l"°- tomce hours
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East:
River. New York (foot of Catherinelsundays and evenings by appointment.
fit.) every day except Sunday, at 3 M TeIEphon‘e 456. New York office. 2875
m. Freight received at Norwalk up to . Broadway. Telephone 61-13 Morning-
nounces the opening of his office at
10-12 a. 111., 2-5 p. m
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to side W. F. Casper. D. 0.. Ph. C. as-I
_._..__... . “OTIRFREEOWS‘EN E~ Viki/é
{for hay make not two cycle motor
LOST—THE. FINDER or no; ov-
ercoat which was 1ch on the grounds:
after the practice of the Rifle. Club 011 ‘ ti (1 r . N 111 c 1‘
Memorial Day. at Hayes' Hill. lower ‘ 5” “g a“ '“mmg' ° 0' er 3
extension of Woodward avenue, will huretor necessary. Phone 844.
“5‘11." notify Chas. H. Dilworttr and THE BARKER FACTQRV
lie suitably rewarded, : 1.1--- _ .
its kind and will
in
soon earn its cost
; FOUIfD-fBLACK AND 'I‘AN
“.lrouse dog. White spot. at .throat.
.Owner can have same .by paying for
ad. Fred Olsen, .‘orth Taylor avenue.
Tel. 1186-4.
N OTIGE
If You Have Any Junk in Large
Quantities, Call 1
L. EFFRON '
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‘NEW BRITAIN LABOR TROUBLES
3 Rowan St.
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- Ea” Norwalk, NEW BRITAIN, June: rte—Master
And you will get the highest mark- Masons granted- demaud‘tt for on In-
et. prices for same.
We have no canvassers.
Automobiles 11 specialty.
Sol. 1906.
conference today ‘unfl averted a threat-
ened strike. H‘So‘m f the matron tend-
Tel. 1905, tiers win receive“
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'cated on and after June 151, in thel
. with oysters
1 Trust Company. South Norwalk,‘Conn. .
crease‘ln wastes from '89: to $3.50 ItI
day nitride ”hyomuptin tenders after a I' William Ferris, or Wall street, was whorls needed
Flax Hill Road.
FOR SALE—'OR TO LET. 2 NEWv‘
tly renovated houses with improve:
lmenls. Several burns on premises
and 1.7 acres of good farming land at}
IConn. turnpike. Mrs R. 'i‘arlov, lt‘.
{Grove street. Tel. 753-12.
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‘ FOR SALE—T0 CLOSE AN ES-
ilate. the following oyster grounds
thereon: 2 1-2 acres,
5 acres Calf Pasture, 2
tncres Tavern Island, 11 acres Scott's
iCove, Dar-ten; also 1 power boat and
£1 thirty-five foot sharpie. Terms cash
‘Inquire C. N. Raymond. Rowayton. or
-teleplrone Keogh & Cnndee. 53:) 2.
5 Wilson Cove.
SA L E—~FAMI LY
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.pike.
:ed,halance on mortgage.
{ building. Tel. 535-2.
trousn‘
iatrvlth one-half acre of land on West
‘the most complete and best device OfiNorwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-
Must be sold at once to close
fuel economy. Used for both , estate. Small amount of cash requir-l
A Inquirer
titeogh & Condee. Attys. United nankl
ifivc days before said 6th day of Jam.
1917.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
ituttt'
lilPllAN Itttt
How She Was Cured. Had
Headaches, Dizzy Spells,
Awful Pains, Could
‘ Not Work.
I F
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Pittsburgh, I’m—“l am an orphan final
and when only adventcen years old
to on port myself, ‘I
but; would have .
such sick spells i
every month that I
would have to stay
at home from work,
and I could not af-
ford to do it. I also
had headaches, diz-
FOR ,SALE-Ttm'rtoort Eousn, .
‘Norwalk. Must» .
For partial--
iO'sborn avenue. East
ibe sold. Price $2,500.
liars
Ask John T.
Haves .
2y spells and a pain
in my side. My sis~
ter told me how
much Lydia .
’ Pinkham’s V eige-
hiblo Compound had helped her, so I
it. The result is I am
with and never lose a dag
publis
to or
3.113% gotiti‘i
:from my work, and you may.
1' .‘ It to how other rll the
I Rea‘ Estatklnsurance ‘my ‘31,:de E. SPlnlgth’ifis 8 Itable
l _ ‘ ‘ II will -do. ’—- 8 “1m
17 MAIN ST NORWALK. Scnhlll’sgz, 84 Gardner s,” Wm,
. - ~~~~ -. N18" Pitta 1 “mi herb remedy
‘ ‘ . .m
i HOSPITAL nor-Es 1“” 80°“ ° for pefiodi I
has proved an
' ' f on womcn="§lt'cantains
mm": ° yo togreaboro héuthtut cone
discharged yesterday. ditionp. , '
i. Manuel. Cola, of 99 Mair: street, WntotlieL inEPinkhImIMedleina
. ... . . ~ ._ .(confiden a1), Lynn...Mapo.yslor,ifee
[Bridgemiflva‘s admitten‘yesterduy. . advice if you pundit. . .
m teamw.ww.w-tmhwm ...
‘WYCKOFF DENI
3 I’lttinfield, N. .l..
iVa., that he also had a residence in
LAW 081m
All IN JAIL
(Continued Flo. Page Thm)
minute on the hinckhnrd. Dr. um-
mg I: known throughout Kansas. be-
ing the 11m woman to practice medi-
cine in that flute. She was Mound
for (“mu-as at the last general elec-
tion. having been a candidate on an
independent, ticket.
Federal courts here and at Topeka
Ilt'l'el‘f' busy yesterday when the anti-
conscriptionists were brought before
the bar and charged with conspiracy
against the Government. All plead-i
ed not guilty and all failed to give;
and. Four of the men were arrest-t
ed in a local courtroom after their.
injunction seeking to restrain the;
city and state officials from carrying
out the registration June 5 had been,
refused. They were arraigned in the;
federal court and the hearing set for.
June 7. The carrying of their case'
to the federal court of appeals was:
announced by their attorneys followJ
int! court action yesterday. I
COLI'MBL'S. 0.. June 1.—More ar-‘
rests, both in Ohio and other )‘Iiddiey
Western states. were looked for to:
day by state and federal oflicials in
connection with the alleged anti-con-t
scription propaganda plot uncovered
here yegterdar‘. ‘ I
As the result of a raid by federal:
state and city authorities on' a High'
street print shop yesterday. II. E'
Towmley, A. A, Ilennacy, and Cecil
Bailey are under $23,000 bonds mm.
to answer to the charge of treason.
John WilTis Hammond is under ar-
rcsi in Marietta, charged with lrnvin:
distributed anti-conscription literature:
there. .
- \VARIIINGTDN. June I. With oiin‘
four days more hei‘orc Tuesday draft
registration day. the lit-Alpartmont of
JustICp planned today to exert every
energy to quell anti'conscriptiorr aulfl
ration, which altcady has resulted in.
a number of arrests in various: cities.5
The War lloprtrtrrrcnt is equally bury
threshing out mirror- qutvstronsmrow
in: otIt of the registration, and an”:
swerin; It multitude of queries.
Ilt‘pal‘ilttt'lit of Justice officials so)"
many persons have responded to their
request that cases of l-pposillon to the
draft he reported. These reports are'
referred rtii- investigation to the tInI-i
ted States attorneys or marshals woo.
have instructions to make arrests
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SMALL FELT ‘
Landau!
Sale Ends Wednesday,
J une 6th
We will close out a few hundred pairs of .
Low Shoes at
’ $1.50 and $1.75
APAIR
They include “Regal,“ Douglas" and several other makes
of Oxfords and Pumps, Gun Metal, Tan. Calf and Patent Leath-
er. Sizes are from 2 1-2 to 4 only.
The Tan Oxfords are Extra. Specal Value, but because of
their small sizes and color are still remaining. If you can wear
a small size, here is an OPPORTUNITY to SAVE MONEY.
Keeler’s Shoe Store}
promptly when they discor er attempts
to hamper erecutlon of the draft law.
Attention of tho deaprtruent was
called today 10 a circular purporting
to have issued by the national allies
of the Socialist Party in ('hicauo. say-
d' AWL" ”I :G WOO“ S‘rom‘ "‘31 tit, I‘or‘t‘tnost among these were Alt-0110].. ing: "We recommend ,0 ,1... “01.1“,”
and pledge ourselves to the support of
all mass niowrnonts in opposition to
conscription."
The War ellparltnt‘int announced
that no man l‘t‘lzlslcring \vorrltl hr
‘ed to answer the question of
whether he claims cvetnption. it will
be suititient to present his claim if
i“ is called before an t-xetriptiotr
board later. Officials at sea ports and
along l‘niled Starve boundaries had
orders to tit-Iain men seeking to lle
1hr country to avoid rcizistt‘atit'in. and
the War linpartrnent coiisiili‘rin:
Incans of t-III‘o‘im': Americans lirir...
abroad.
is
es .
LIVING IN STATE
Declares That He Left Stamford
April of 1914, and Lived in
New Jersey After
in
In an attempt to prove that Spof-
ford l-‘. “'yekoff's residency was
Stamford for three years prior to
March, 1916. Attorney Tierney of
Greenwich today in the Civil Superior
court. inquired of \\'yckoff lf the lat-
tor's residence was given as Stamford
in the annual Mport of the Wyckott’
Pipe ((- t‘rnairotinz company from 1912
to January. ttllt‘i. if Stamford Was his
residence during: that time, and Wyckv
ot‘f stated that it it so appeared. he
(lid not know how it got on the pa-
pers. as be left Stamford in April.
1911. and did not claim the place a.“
his residence after that time.
Tire question of \\'yckot‘l"s TP>I'
deuce is being thrashed out before
Judge Curtis. and if the latter rules
that \l’yckofr‘ had a tvntinoous resi-
dence in this state. three years prior
to Main, 1916, when his wife, Vera I2.
Wyckoff instituted the divorce action
will he tried. '
It is \Vycltoff‘s claim that he
Stamford in April .1914. and went
left
to
later to Portsmouth.
Ins Angeles. Cal. and now claims
Nevada as his home.
FIRST FOOD BILL.
WASHINGTON. June 1.——Passage
by the Senate of the administration's
first food bill probably will not occur
before tomorrow night. *Final action
was delayed today by a number of pro—
posed amendments which were yet to
be disposed of.
Resuming consideration of the bill
which provides for a food survey and
stimulation of production, the Senate
today took up for discussion Senator
Fletcher}; amendment to permit the
secretary of commerce to promote
wider use of fish to.meet food Istrln-
gency. The, proposal has the endorse-
ment or thé‘adminlstration.
Work‘of perfecting the bill to au-
thorizing a food adminiaration and
price fixing, second of the. govern-
menu's measures. was enntlnuedxoday.
try-tho nous Agricultural mmitteet
Gram! Opening
With a full hne of new shoes for
the Whole famtly at our
‘ 0
New Store 31 So. Mam St.
50.. Norwalk
We shall serve you belt [than ever before and maintaining,
as usual. prices lower than elsewhere. We expect. to see you.
Come and Look us Over
I O
31 So. Mam 51.
Next Door to the Paris Cloak Store, South Norwalk.
in . . ...”... .. _ , __,_ W, _-__‘ M“-___,__‘_._~_ ... ”_ ...... -....«Hu-u —’ M“ .
Pay Less for Household Needs
Tomorrow, Saturday.
93c Wet wash Laundry baskets $1.50 3-ft handy step ladder and
at ..................... 79c stool ................. 89c
3.8urner low Perfection Blue 3 rolls fine quality toilet paper,
Flame wicklesa on cooking 3 for ......... . .......... 25c
stoves ................. $4.93 $1.75 Folding ironing tables,
Extension window Icreens, 24 padded at: """"""" $129
. . . Dark finish screen doors any -
m. high, 33 tn, long ...... 33:: s' 3125
35c Steel Garden hoes at ...25c l“ """""""" ' '_
- $1.75 Adjustable lace curtain .
$1.98 8-ball croquet sets at $1.:i9 , ..
'Plain thin table tumblers 6 stretcher: wrth easel, at $1.29 -
f '29 19c 9x11 white frame bath
or ' """ """ ‘ """ c house mirrors ...... . ..... 14c
Rummer’s peroxrde bath soap, Glass coffee mills, holds 1 lb. .
3 for ' """ """" 25° coffee ........ . ........ .. 89c
10c Drona, the best aluminum 25c Fine quality ice picks ...196"
cleaner .................. BC 256 1 pl. .brOWn .earthen .tea.
Ch°i°° lawn 5°“ Pkg' 9° pots .............. .19c “
Albert F. Gehebe
25 Washington St. South Norwalk.
Phone 1069—2. Prompt: Delivery,
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ROADS FREIGHT RATE ADVANCE!
WASHINGTON, June 1.—-Western‘.
state railroad commissioners today'
presented to the Interstate Ct‘lnrrnercel
WORKMEN KILLED BY EXPLO. 7
SION.
.Johlpito,05at'c.. ETAOIN '1‘ HT!!! ‘
‘ SCRANTON, Pa, May 31.—-An ex-
Commission atits heart gs on thejplosion at the du Pont Powder mills
application of the roads for a general :near leoosic, lPa, today killed Thomas
advance of 15 per cent. in freight.'1‘homas, and seriously burned two
rates data intended to show the effect! other workmen. The cause of the ex»
of the. Adamson law on operating ex~iplcsion is unknown.
pauses of the carriers. The purpose .
IWM to prove that the proposed in- "com. COMPANIE'S so parser-m1"
crease is not justified. l .' DIVIDEND.
» .Q'WZC. Povvell, rate accounla‘n‘ti for}, NEW YORK. May 31.—Dlrectors o!
the Nebrasha Bath-03d :Compnnyfijrol the hehizli Valley Coal Sales company
today declared. health > dividend at
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