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Lonesome—That ’3 All
For Johnnie and Me. .
535—A Good Man Is Hard to
Find. _
538 ——Don’t Cry—Fronchie. I
I Know What It Means %
to be Lonesome. ' 3
123—When I Was Twenty- i
One. Lauder. !
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., 4—Madelon. One step. .
' March Francaise.
w 9~Kentucky Dream Waltz %
Velvet Lady.
: :- : metime. Fox trot.
Chong. Fox trot.
l ONNELLY’S
16 So. Main st.
loom Konwm.
a= Abound
~ Grace Bray has resumed ht-r.
at rhc Norwalk Hospital after a'
's illness.
on was bom this week to Mr. and
Albert E. Rowe of l Hillside :ivc»
.| the
l Pacific
ROUNDING up
or ALL TYPES
{sf niblcd thosc
0F EXTREMISTSJ
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intima'r-d by the police that before
night tlivi'c would be a general
round-up of extremists 01‘ all typcs
iit this city and suburbs. '
While 36 bombs have been deliver-
ed or intcrccpted in various cities-v
all apparently mailed from New York
in itlmttical parccl post packages—w
Posztinastcr Patten said:
hood that other infernal
will bc brought. to light in
thnty—four hours is absolutvly
palling.“
The postmastcr said that “(-vidt-nt-
ly tho packagcs wcrc mailed with a.
view of reaching the addrass on or
about May 1. This is indicated by
fact that parct-ls rcaching llll‘
coast bear the postmark oi
April 23. Those dctajncd hcrc \vcrc
machines
the next
a p-
lput in the mails April 26."
. Though all thc packages idcntii‘iod
were scnt. from New York thc postal
authorities bclicve that others may
thave been sent front othvr citics and
[postmastcrs throughout the country
have hot-n warned to watch for sits“
piciotis looking parccls.
l The policc today inadc further cx-
ntninations ot' lht' 16 packages found
in the general postotlicc yesterday.
.whrrv they had becn‘held for three
'duys bccause of insuflicient
Thc bomb experts worked
onc half hours in opcn’mg one of the
packages. Owcn Egan. an authority
on infernal machines, expressed as-
tonishment at the ingenuity of the
contrivance.
“it doesn't resemble any machine
I have over comc across," he said.
“it is the latest and, from the stand-
point of mcchanical arrangement, the
clown-st l have ever seen. Whoever
perfected this thing must have been
an expert mechanic and chemist."
The packages in size and whape
are suggestive of a biscuit pacinge.
Mcmbcrs of the. firm of Gimbol Bro-
'thers reiterated today that the print-
'ed wrappers on the
John's liodgc, No. IS. F. and As.
ill hold a stated communication:
owning, when the fellowcral': de-Ij
will he conferred.
- monthly social of tlic SOlltlll
:llk Congregational church will
93d this t-vening, and an interest
rugmm has been prepared.
Supt-n.- .\i. Tolles of South
mwnt i-vturned home recently
ui'ttsmoutli. N. H.. where she
1....“ visiting her son. H. E.
mr tho past month. Mr. Tolles
. lip-ed its leading man at the
am :‘it Navy Yard.
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. “00 has lict-nV'institulcd in
l ’ilHll Pit-as court by tho (‘.
t‘o of New t'annan against
1 l‘ltoinpson of thc snmc town.
_'t'll that thw dcfendaiit owcs
‘ :t’ SI'SZIJG
sts rehearsal of lllt' twain
..- of Eureka Rebekah lmdgc
‘- ‘eld tonight at 8 o'clock.
. mil bc a largt- class initiation
1m: night, and guests will be
iz‘ 'iom llritlgcport. Statnt‘urd and
plzlt't's.
fl“
Malkin's Fulton truck, which
maged in an accident recently.
Schncll‘s
into
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rcpait‘vd at
lilll
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. and was again 11$?
0} llillL'. llrivt-r (it't‘li‘gt‘ \V, John-
'ht- “21> somewhat shaken up in
ll‘itlt‘lll with tho truck. is now
.Ittit- to be about. and will proli-
warn to his duties >00n.
l Mir} oi South Norwalk. has
.1: ti tho contracts for the By-
wwer éxtension at Ridge—
'ur the new stittling tank to
w it at lllt' borough filter.
wi-t‘c Zl bidders who
. the contracts. Vl'ork will
- soon as tho neccssary‘
vomplicd with. '
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'21 ARE PREPARED TO :9,
DELIVER ",5 .'
Victory Bonds to Cash
Subscribers. ,.
in also take your subscnp-
it upon either the Govern-
at Plan of
, also nrgr-d
packages, pur-
porting to come from their store,’
were faked.
Examination of the typewritten ad-‘
dress on the packages indicated. ac-t
cording to the police, that they wereLWEATHER UNFAVOR‘R‘L!
made on the same typewriter. Thcre‘
Wcrc a number of misspellings. ,
Persons in touch with the federal;
and municipal authorities predictod.
today that the haunts or the Reds
This opinion was ex-
pressed after a conference which‘
ended after midnight attended by
.Police Commissioner Enright, to
whom one of the. bombs was address-
cd, and County District Attorney
Swann, lfnitcd States Marshal Thom-
.as McCarthy and Department of Jun-v
- Lice investigators.
,tliese Mendstdeoiaod to pu! on and t ‘
it is understood
to leniency towatds anarchists and'
olhcrs of their type in New York. Af—
tcr thc Contcrcncc. Mr. Enright or-
dcrcd policc rcservcs held ready in
m-vry district Where it was thought
that May Day lll‘lHOllSll'Rtions might
tako place.
it was announccd this morning that
the: only bomb package thus far op—
: t'lt'tl hero, was tht- one addressed to
Past mast cr-(lencral Burleson. In-
spector (lwcn Egan. of the Bureau of
(‘t’HllbllSliblt-‘S. said thc other 15 would
ho unwrapped during the day.
.\ policu court magistrate turned
ovcr to the federal authorities today
for li‘HPsligllllon a youth of 19. Na-
than Abratnowitz arrested last night
(in n (-li'tigc of distributing Bolshevik
litPt'nltir'o on the stivct and in restau-
rants- in ilarlcm. Pamphlets scizcd:
by tho policc IlllOll‘d liolshcvik propa-‘
caiitla ('irculatcd among American
and .\llit>ri troops at Archangel and!
“a getwral amnesty or:
connection 'with
ge-nt-ral Stt‘ikc“ in _
Dabs and Hay‘;
tlic convictions of
wood.
\‘.'.\:<llINt':TON, May 1.—~The post-Z
:tilzislvi' at Salisbury. N. C., telegraph-j
Department today
containing a bomb
vd tiic l’ostoflicc
that a packagf‘
'similar to those found in New York,.
had bctxn received there, addressed
to Senator Ovcrman.
is holding the package.
Over-
Judiciaiy committee. Senator
measures
.tthiails for othcr bombs.
; ington a (‘lOSl' Watch was kept on all
loificial mail. .
.an
“The likclig
postage- .
six andl
Y Boston.
daughter of F. E. Lally of the lam
[wholesale liquor firm of F. E. Lolly
3 nor? would 139 invaded and-many rid} were unfavorable for an early start of
- lcals deported.
isibilities and fill such
,many
discovered in New.
York.
chorts from every section of the, 0
country indicated early today that a
thorough search was being made 0t"
in W'ash-l
CHICAGO. May l.~~«Bomb experts
of the Government were today await-.
ing word from Washington before op-.
ening the package believed to contain ‘
infernal machine. consigned
through the mails to Federal Judge
Kenesaw M. Landis. The package
appears identical with those contain-
ing the bombs sent to Senator Hard
wick, of Georgia. and John L. Bur
nett, membcr of Congress from Ala-
bama. .
Federal oificials were lllCllllUl to at.
tribute the suspectcd attempt on the
life of Judge Landis as the work of
anarchists mtbcr than members of
radical sociél'i'es or individuals who
have recently‘béen before the courts.‘
Efforts of Socialists toward a May
Daycclebration were balked by Chict'
of Police John J. Garrity, who reins-,1
cd to issue a permit for a parade;
which had been planned as a protest:
against the imprisonment. of Eugene.
V. Debs. and against the convictionl
of Victor Berger. of Milwaukee. who;
was elected to Congress.
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wssrponv HOTEL OWNER 3
succumss TO PNEUMONIA
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PhllipJ. Rowe Din in. Home in Won.
port Caught Gold at ;
Boston Parade. 3
Philip J. Rowe. proprietor of the}
Putnam hotel, Greenwich. and the
\Vestport hotel, Westport, Conn, died
at his home in Westport early yuater-
day of pneumonia which be contacted
from a cold while attending tho big‘
parade in Boston last Friday. He was
55 years or age and was a native of
Beside his Wife, who was
cud company in Bridgeport, he in sur-
vived by a daughter. a student in a
college in Boston. and one son, who is
in the service overseas.
' FOR AVIATION
ST. JOHN’S N. R, 'May 1,—locu
weather conditions this morning Igntn
the transatlantic night planned by
Fred P. Raynhnm, British aviator. and
Harry G. Hawker. his Austr an rival.
The wind was from the southwest.
with thick fog seaward, and there was.
every prospect of rain.
women DOING WAR wonx
During the war women werc called
into almost every vacation in life. and
right well did they assume tho rcspon-t
positions. in}
instances. however. their;
strength has ln‘cn overtaxed. :md suclt'
ailments as are peculiar to thvir Sul‘
have fastencd thcmsclves upon thorn;
Such womcn should remember there:
is a tricd and true remedy for thnirg
troubles in Lydia E. Pinkham's \’c:"-'
table Compound, which for morn thanf
thrcc generations has been i-clicvintz‘
thc wotncn of America front soms- of
the worst (onus of femalc ills.
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The postmastcri
As Acting .(‘hairman ot the Sena.th
' man had charge of the Espionage Act I
-and many other dealing!
with law enforcement during the war. 1
Elle also is chairman of the special
iSenatc committee investigating pro-
German and other radical propagan-
do.
in holding up the package address.
ed to Senator Overman. the postmas-
ter at Salisbury acted in accordance
With general orders issued last night
.: lto all employee of the postal service
to make every elfort to prevent" de-
livery of suspicious mail matter. it
was said here that the Salisbury
package bore the Gimbel Brothers’
mailing label and in every way rc-
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was m P; SUNDAY
I 0 per cent. July 15, 1919 _
’5 per cent. Aug. 12, 1919 , HAY THE 4TH
0 per cent. Oct. 7, 1919 :r;
0 per cent. KW. 11, 1919 .er
upon the Partial P3771193?
n of $2.00 per week for 5/
weeks for $50.00 band. i ‘
00 per week for 25 weeks '.
$100.00 bond. "
ayments are so easy and» ,4
' bond is so attractive. we ;; '
-mmend that you purch- 0:
, all you can afford. ,.
Is “low Shoe “Day hr
~llle£nlil=e Country -
for Ken, 'Womcn and Children
are of‘the' mt pleasing panama
and lasts. '
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Sellyourold carstotheBridgo-
port Auto Wrecking 00., corner
George and Center 81's., Bruce-
port, 0t. Phone Barnum 5588-2.
Second hand parts and tires to
ill any main of car.
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ladies’ and
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LET US SHOW YOU OUR
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PIPES
rAitmv mos.
Mahackemo Block, 80. Rorwslk'
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“Quality Shop”
Smart Suits
New Capes
Waists
Summer Furs \V
Millinery
Charge Accounts Opened
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There are over 5000 good;
people. Once in awhile & it
few bad ones drift into;
town from adjoining cit-S
ies and break in houses
but aside from that the
place is alright.
During the summer the
population increases ov-
er 2000 by the addition ;'
of City people who real-l
ize the advantages West;
port offers over other
places along the shore.
These 7000 people trade
where they can get the;
best values and for that;
reason it behooves the
merchants of South Nor—
walk to become better
acquainted with West-
'port people thrnppcrsist—
ent advertising in T H E
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by the Jones family.
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Egg, Stove,
Nut and Pea
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Prompt Delivery ;
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that you can't paint your
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'o 'eny.‘ Drop in Ind
we'll ohowyou bow. Polo!
it thi- ahemoon and run it
out newtonouow.
Tho finest pictorial“
bow of in '
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A New Line of Willow Furniture
Rockers sud biz roomy chairs of new and most comfort-
able models in grey. mahogany and nomnl finish. .
SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR SHOW WINDOWS.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY 1‘0 ALL SURROUNDING
TOWNS
RAYMOND & SON
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0‘ all m In SII'OIII Ill
Reliable (Io-panics
REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches
J. M. Layton 8: Co.,lnc.
I RAILROAD nvsm
com UOIWAIII. m.
Use Your Crcdii=
At this Bank for your subscription
to the Victory Loan.
We Will Loan at 4 34%
for Six Months
The City National Bank
Cynthia-mam.
lincns of Elegance
' soldllomotholimoswillbe
Emerson'Shoes-Norwalk Soles
Evelyn-modicum.- mbutdwemndewith the best
wearing and most satisfactory sole in existence should try
them.
The Best oi Hosiery to Match
CONNEALEY &:BRACK£N
81me mm
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THE NEW some:
DEFlNlTlON OF CHIROQ’RQCTIC
locust; ut’ inn dismtst‘ and the on of
twin-ting tbc hamt'. Dime It! owed
by a wrench. twist. or sprain in tho
back. Even if done in childhood, it.
creates pinched nerves and palm Ill
intu- life in the amount organs and
Mimic.
Chiropractors remove the on!” of
disease and pain, health is room.
through harmonizing the nerve on-
mm in your body. We trouble.
giro- special attention; Moo m
Luz-o or the spine. You will m r.»
xret giving the Chimpnctor a chance
til help you.
"Magnum: Treatments Given A...
'l‘. FRANCIS, ll. C.
' 34 Washington St, So. Nor-walk. Conn
Graduate from Palmer m
A. MWOW
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AUTOMOBILE RAMA-
TORREPAIRING
Into—Iron work timmlthlng. Now
and second hand Ford norm
Phone 435
26 m It. law-1k, Oolll.
; r. a. sum .
1 3mm ' '
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Bing all kinds of Junk.
Phone or send postal ahead to
KIMONAS
Crepe mm in a. variety of attractive coloring; plain
and figured, elastic belts, with frills at waistline, pointed and
platted yokas; Persian and ribbon trimmed.
$1250 to $2.98
grape Dressing Sacques, Rib-
ban Triitimings- $1.50
J. I: MALLETTE
as wunmoron in. soon 30mm
Tel. 449.
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P O O O
. orcelain Fillings
mean the very BEST fillings. They
have been tried and found good; it is
no longer a question of what they will
do, and their appearance speak for
t: tbcmselves; they are more casily and
lmorc. quickly inserted than gold. and
'match the color of the tooth so per-
fectly as to appear as part of tooth it-
self. They are hard, wear well, have
good edge strength, and are not af-
fected by the acids of the mouth.
in and i will tell you more
t‘onsultation five.
Come
about them.
tfi'phy
$me. mwux, 001m.
m Inns-roman“ in Gold 5: Shell
10 So. Mlin It, to. Nor-walk.
SUNDAYS IY APPOINTMENT
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