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PRESIDENT REVOKES .
‘ DEATH SENTENGES 1
' OF FOUR SOLDIERS
" Hart“ 81 G
. ‘s a BS Sentry Posts; Prison For No
'WA‘SHINGTON,
iWilson disapproved
‘tence of four
Franco ordered to be shot.
Sentences of two of the men, Pri-
1li‘itshback, were commuted to three
'yeors' confinement. Privates Forrest
D. Sebastian and Jess Cook were
g1anted full panions.
Sebastian and Cook,v1ho were par-
doned, were convicted of sleeping at
sentry posts. Iledoyen and Fishback
were sentenced for diSobeying orders.
They will serve their three years'
terms at Leavenworth.
In grammer lull pardon to Sebastian .
53 Water Street and Cook. the president said he did
so in view of their extreme youth and
Tel' 721' the fact that their offense was wholly
I free from conscious disregard of duty.
Both are o1dered sent back to their
Vgcompuules.
1e sums LAUNCHED.
1, 12 FINISHED IN WE‘EK
COAL
That’s All
1 Present Rate for Year Will Yield 4%:
’ Million Tons.
g...—
1
Mrs. 'Beile G1ezory. of Chapel street, 1' WASHINGTON May 7—Ten steel}
1I ships of 67 095 tons and six wooden;
1 ships of 21 500 tons were launched by:
Mrs. Joseph Inichtinger, of Chestnutj American yards in the week ended‘
Hill. is sick. 1 May 5, the Shipping Board announcedl
"—-—- 1 yesterday. Twelve steel ships of 80,1
Washington Chapter, No; 24,11. A 1180 tons were delivered to the board
M.. holds a regular convocation to complete in the same period.
morrow evening at which time the? Two of the ships delivered werd
’Mark Mason's Degree will be the. tankers or 10,475 tons each. Twelve
work. imonths production at the rate ships
" ! were launched during the week would
A daughter was born to Mr and total more than four and a half mil-
Mrs. John R. Wrigley, of 3 Lynes lion tons
Place, Norwalk Saturday Mrs W”? The weekly 10111. are beginning to
ley was formerly Miss Ethel Louise the steady increase which officials of
Becker. ' the Shipping Board have predicted
_.._..._... would come when the quantity pro-
The "33“” "mam“ 0’ mm" ductlon which they sought had been
Men’s Club will be held this evening made lead) Thetc still is some do-
in the club room The subject or the lay in steel deliveries and fabricating
purchase of“ ”001 table M" be plants are not turning out as much
brought up. steel as can be used.
is sick,
-M
The board of education holds its r68- 1
ulnr meeting this evening at the High , WWE WENT HOME To RUSSIA
...... 1...... . ....:.:s:“:..1:.::::113:¢:
:38 Sistsdzzhgseiifiifgs11:13:33: ;Jol1n Petrichenlto of Mridgeport went
bly be discussed. Vlbome to her folks in Russia at the
outbreak of the great war and has
.3: 1.1:: 33:93“? 31.12:. 13:53.3“. ’12“’.§i;11.§2.”;‘1‘f'2.2‘2.‘l$.“i§ ‘23:
Mmdked lf‘éompulsbr'y for all 1151‘ ngzdiuxnzglnéflt $11221st 02:1” :2:-
m 1:111:32: 2:2”:322: 1:23:23 day. They were married here on
toll. Prior to this order reservations :35t8?bfl infill: figshss figment:
were made by telegraph without ex- 811:; III‘Inwtho cuatddy.
,vates Olen Ledoyen and Stanley G. .“
WED T0 GERMAN LABOR
CONFERENCES
LONDON 1133'
hells, \Iinisttr of 1.111101 speaking ail
‘EF‘H' Pardon IN TWO FOUHd AIIEGP at Noruich yeste1du1. declared he was-
still opposed to any conferences pith!
May 7.——President the laboring classes in Germany.
1("5113’ the 591“ mentioned the presence in England
American soldiers in last week of representatives of
American Federation of Labor. These
ery maneuver to bring
7.——George H.110
He
the
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“Quality Shop”
NEW SHOWING
SUMMER POPLIN DRESSES
$5.95 to $8.95
é
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
tact uith enemy (itizens V
r
memhesaid. hadeome 1.5 England
iwith definite instructions to resist ev‘
them into con
WINE FOR ARTILLERYMEN ,
PARIS. May T.—The minnow-.11 Coun-"
cil has decide to send serum cases oi":
good wine :0 the French artillerymetu
who are countcrattacking the Germang
long range guns, -
——— i
i
1 ., _._ .._
SPRINGIIME SHOES
FOR EVERYBODY
We are constantly receiving new models
including many novelties in WIII’IE SilollS
that are sure to please.
All. KINDS or srocuNcs T0 1mm
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
81 Washington Street.
South Norwulk.
At BECKMANN’S
Here youwill find tbebeotof everythingtoeat and drink
atlowprices.
Grape fruit marinalade, 20c value ..... ‘ ............ b ot.16c
Beckmuun’ s Brealdast Cocoa, ................. 1-2 11). tin 160
Large bottle pickles, chow or sour relish ................ 17c
FrancoAmc-rican Ready Maid Soup, .............. 3 cans 25c
New lot Wheatsworth. teal graham biscuit, ......... pkg. 12c
Challenge Blend coffee ....................... Vper 1b. 220
MissionBrund Sardinesin'l'omato Sauce can 13:; “1
Golden Santos coffee, lb 201:, .................. 5 lbs. for 950 U
Hunyudu Janos water. per bottle ...................... 45c 2‘1
Derby Brand boneless pickled pigs feet .............. jar 350
A number of Display Tables for sale.
Bargains for quick buyers.
A. F.Beékmann 81 Co.
83 8185 Washington Street Phone 1405
ELECTRICIANS
furnished for rupuir or our work. Competent men and good
Ionics gnu-an
DINING ROOM BODIES. FIXTURES, ELECTRICAL HEB-
CHANDISE AND SUPPLIES
The White Electric Co.
I1‘1’i'llloot1'i11111 Engineer! and Contractor-
134 Washington at. Phone 4150.80.1lorwulk.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Pine room by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gnu. Fine Cute attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sta.
:1. DIBESA. Manager.
J. DISEBA, Proprietor.
Tel. 1555.
The Norwalk Line
Fast Freight Service Between This City
and New York.
STEAMER “CLIO”
Freight accepted at South Nor-walk from 7:30 to 5:30
p. m. for delivery in New York at 7 a. m. the follow-
inu day. Freight accented In New York from 7 :30
a. m. to 5 n. 111. Leave New York at 3 o ’clock daily
MILLER & NUUBHTON, Inc.
11.1. 11.1111111er
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BABY CARRIACES AND CC-CARTS
ran ms mm, mu BABY, AND ovum BABY,
. These Springtime days are culling for the out-o '-dooru,
where the baby belongs all the day long.
I? IT’S A BABY CARRIAGE
KIND LT EVERY PRICE.
WEEAVE
RAYMOND 1.43.511
Wullundnizhfltl.
EVERY
lonulk
Dense. Grace 1M. Sanger also filed a peti-
tion for a divorce today, against “Hon.
1 1 bis cruelty.
will hold an anniversary session at;l ry Sanger, alleging in 0 era
’They were married on April 1.1895
33.33.50.113 3.333325 "35.3231 .1: 11;... 1:30 $111.... for which she
as 11 e co
Effortzremiiwxnzz 3:5 83:32:11,322: I Mabel Graveldinger cues Bel-till“:
and member: of the Knights 0: 00'. Graveldinger. now 01 Tiflln, 0. ad on
1mm“! and Court laurel are Invited Ing assertion. They were whtmi ‘1’“:
tainttend Mural! 11. 1012. She asks t c r g
' . to resume her maiden name of But-
ken.
Court Laurel, Daughters of Cattle,
Dunbury will have additional, train
service to New York. on Sundae.
commencing next Sunday, when an
evening train service between Pitts-
' field and New Yorkwill be inaugurat-
ed. This train will leave “Dunbury at
8:80 o'clock, stopping at ‘Bethel.
Brancbville, South Nfimlk, 5mm.
tord and 126th street.
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WARM EST MAY 6 IN :V
HIS'fo'Rv 0F BUREAU ,
haw YORK. May 7. ——It was the hot-
'test May 6 in the history of the city's V
weather bureau. At mld- afternoon the
official thermometer registered 84,
breaking by 4 degrees the record eu- .;
tublicbad on May 6. 1896.
local trapsbooters were interested BOSTON, May 7.—'l‘he government ,
in the result of the national amateur thermometer on top of the federal?
championship tournament held Frl- building registomd 89 degrees at 2
day and Saturday at the traps of the o’clock yesterday afternoon, the high .
NEW York Athletic club Dr. “H- W- est May 6 reading in the history of the I
“SWIG? and Harold E Meeker, 01 bureau. A year ago there was a. light
Dunbury 00111110506 ill the WW full of snow in Benton.
event, Friday, Which was won by Jay
Clarke, Jr.. of Boston with a score or
198 out out 200. Fred Plum, :1 New ‘
Jersey shooter, and one of the crack
7 shot! of the country, won the chum-
pinuprV with 197 out of 200, a. record
11qu
FRANCE EXECUTBS 2 WOMEN
SPIE-S.
NANTES, France. May 71—1er
women spies. Joiepblne Alvarez and
‘Victotine FEucher, condemned to
death by courtmurtial January 25,
were executed yesterday.
We have the 111111.:
——Eve1y Day—4':
ment and organza , 1 - .
May 6-7-8-9-10-11
' Lowe Shoe
. Week
”Pmpurotoryouruummurmodu
Welltfwtbcunthui’umfly
111111 to serve till
your budding needs
SYRACUSE
. CHILLED PLOWS
willturn ufurrow better than all other makes.
Made in two sizes. Several style: all in stock.
mun enormous AND HAND
TOOLS
ALBERT D. MORGAN
WE HAVE FILES OF BUGS 21"
that are beautiful in the extreme,
and specially priced to represent V,
real bona tide bargains. Includ- 1
ed in the varied usuortmont are —
Royal Wil- ‘
tons, seamless velvet, etc. They
seamless Brussels,
are all beautifully colored and of
the very 11mm designs. It will ‘
runllypuyyoumutepinund
southern.
ANGEVINE FURNITURE C0.
w
Efi'vnn rnosruurn or m, sunny mucus. AGRI-
o. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
5!me
nmoxmm—pomqomm hi can u {
ShunShm-Oound mailman“ “
Mougbuunnnudouuthuoyeu. Oculiuu’pnucrlp
dmmmflyflmhpmmmm
FERTILIZERS
CULTURAL LIME, LAND FLASH]!
ALL FAVORITE BRANDS AT WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
Phone 113-3
mummnteotintureutthuuhobmdwfiu.
111’. Your Iluiy', Purchase a Bond
ledwewiilmmuliuhumuytopuylorml _
RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington St.
line You 111191111 Your [.111ch 11111111?-
n you have not the funds at present. this Bunk stand).
mudytolounyouthe moneyut
-—-— 4'4 0 INTEREST -
"um
House Dresses
HomDmuoninm'ipouond‘phidnwifliphin collar: and1
cum, loouontting,withbeltuudpooketa..............$325
Hombminplfldsh’lmmud-withphhchumbmyflm
nommmpuummmmao,4o,u...$2.m
ammonium-1m optimum .. $2.00
maltosemono....-......................... $1.711
mmmnunnumu «.3511
J. I. MALLETTE
as wuumgron or. com nonwum
'
OF COURSE YOU ARE INTERESTED '
IN GINVGHAM FROCKS
And of course you are
going to have. some in
your Summer. wardrobe.
But before you start your
laying. before you even
consider any designs, [gt
V us persuade you in your
own interest to visit a
PICTORIAL. RE-
VIEW ACENCY,.and
look though the FASH-
ION BOOK 1 F0 R.
We podiivelyyaruntee that you wil- find exactly what you‘
. want. Homfuucinuting collection -duioty. ‘
Sw;ym1eversuwinyomlife.9
OverdOOJimbulatMnd (flotilla: urejurttbe
tilinsfor auburn-drum.
. 156 Fulrfleld Avu., Bnidgepofl. 80“
YOU CANNOT
word to insure yourself; 031.1
wise you would not need W‘
once. The same reason. ' ~
prompted you to carry insuran~
should, upon due inquiry. m
ich you perhaps to take out m‘
insurance, because of the lucra-
ed cost of building mater-lulu. In»
her and nearly every other Sign.
of expense ente1 111g into the can
of making repairs or re- building.
after a the.
J. M. Layton & Coho
a RAILROAD uvunun .
sourn nonwuu, com ‘
r. 5. 1110111
Job Printing
So. Norma":
DENTIST
1680. 111111131. 30. Nomads-u. I
BounOtoll:80u.m..7toflp.m. "
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A’I‘TORSEY AT LAW
Lute Examiner
U. 8. Patent $1
Office f‘ [01' BMW}
E 1 1115 35.3}! mum
on Puruut
BRIDGEPOR'I‘.
Cure 'III‘Vbat Cold B! 3
akin:
WHITE‘PINE COMPOUNE
- WITH TAR '
F. H. BAXTER . l
DRUGGIST .. ~
Smith. Underwood.
Remington all m
makes, sold, W
repaired. Rentall ,
per month. E
sold at $5 per mm
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
REBUILT TYPEWRITERB
CALL US UP
and we will mull our trough
right around when mm ‘
Vthlu happen. In your homo. fl: ‘
puma»
In defective antiquated, unuun .
or worn have no make 11
uary Mpulru or lnubull a new: .
tome!
MODERN» PLUMBING.
Joanne A SPECIALTY " '
HORACE R. Nil” ’1
Plumbing and Heating ‘ 7 -'
Tel. 1354 "
North Main St. South No
DEFINITION OF GHIROPV
Chiroprattlzltiodlis the definition
cause 0 9 sense and the ‘
adjusting the same. Diaeasé is W?“
by a wrench. twist or upmln
creates pinched nerves and by
later life in the diner-cut organs
Chiropractors remove the 1:qu
disease and pain, health in. _
through harmonizing the nerve
ten-ls in your body. Female
given special attention: also 11
tore of the spine. You will new
gret giving the Chiropractor u c
to help you.
Magnetic treatment: than uluo.‘
T. FRANCIS, 0.6.
34 Washington 81.. 80. Natural]:
Graduate from Pulmur m
7.1.0111“, 1111193: Home
21 wusumo‘rou or.
. _ ywmvmsmm .
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