i; strike tor the night is caning.
7' V‘s-lite ’fore the day is done.
mike—*ior each new disturbance
‘nkes more excitement and run.
Mike for an hour-less workday,
attire for a life of ease, strike
rhinst the cost 0! clothing or
anything else we please. Strike for
'3 starless heaven. strike for a
Candless sky, strike for a taxless
“me—we're sure to win by and
M- ,
* fluike—till the last darned foe .
wires, strike—tor our coal bins
,‘l our tires—may each one get
....,.‘.-.. a.
an .w
ho.
Norwalk " She
Woeter Heights for the summer.
-Kiss Her Again is a new play, re-
plete with brand new costumes and
SL021! J'y. Why a. e a play 11' t you have
already seen on the screen when you
have the opportunity of witnessing a
first class production headed for
Broadway dates?
Regent Theatre, Monday night, May
4. Seats now selling.
M
The fourth night of the Moos '
.‘ i e [air
“as another record-breaker, - last
night, for attendance, as the ball 'as
f d! he desires.
weli' filled and proved also a s
financially. The committee .hasmi‘fi:
ceeded in ge"‘-:‘.§: a fresh supply of su-
gar, -Whl(.‘h «rill be disposed of each
evening, will") the MOM}. of thé fan-
next Mon : “hr. The entertain-
/
O -- * '
. . \ gicifiitre‘nl V . in! by the Avalone
per month. Machines
fancy dancing.
sold attioper month; —Don‘t miss the picture
«'7‘97‘51] sketches and
flour. R. A. Hogge:
here
PLUMBER. ' season Mary Pickford m Daddy.
TYPI‘WRITER EXCHANGE,
I. Pall-field Ave. Bridgeport, Conn.
V OLD CARS
Sell your old cars to the Bridge.
port Auto Wrecking 00., 1310
Long-Legs.” Pal
Special music.
HARVARD SUMMER SCHOOL T0
REOPEN.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April Sit—The
Harvard Qummer School'of T11
_ a eolom,
which has been closed for ten yeafi‘i‘l,
vuli be reopened this year on July 8 ‘
it was‘announccd today.
1
“Mrs. Andrew Little, who has been
spending several days with friends in
Danbury, handrail-tied to her home in
ll go to Danbury the
first of June to open her bungalow on
cloudy tonight and Saturday; probably
occasional showers; not much change
Ebecoming variable. The disturbance
which Was central over Nebraska, yes-
showery weather from Iowa eastward,
to Ohio. Another disturbance is cen-
tral over Utah. Pleasant weather pre-
vails in the central and eastern dis~
tricts. The temperature is rising slow-
ly 3n the Lake region and New Eng.
lan . '
i i ' ——NOT|CE
0n and after Sat.‘ May 1. the price
of Ice with J. L. Albin 8; (30., So. N
walk will be 35c. wholesale, 60c. f
family use. 8...»
Bosron LONGSHOREMEN
RETURN TO WORK.
BOSTON, April 30.—-—The strike of
Lended today. The 800 cargo handlers,
(lift: were distributedi
as follows: 5o wund~ '- - . '
fi Bilschagan; bag 50 5 sugar, Louis
slippers, John G. Widow“ bog c
smith, Underwood. Mr. Shepard. Tonight Lii‘ill be $5131.“:-
Remiugton, all other bury Night." when a large deleoation
makes. sold, rented. of Daubury Moose will motoru '
repaired. Rentals, 5 from that city.
{rates of pay, returned to work without
treat or ‘hp 2 dress prescribed by President Des-
ace tonight at 7 and 9. '
[87 Cedar St. Telephone 1413-1.
coastwise or longshorémen at this port
who went out originally in sympathy
with the Iongshoremen in New York,
and later made demands for deep sea
receiving any adVance. Union officials
said the men expected to receive high-
er wages in September.
FRENCH PRESlDENT CHANGES
ATTIRE.
For" Nomi): . and vicinity: - Pmlv
relay team can averageluniantgisV
, . seconds for the half mile thorium he
in temperature; moderate west winds flap them” at the finish. It not they
, «-
V 3,3 . V to,,_ Q;
,- mc£nemsranvmfifi
.1268 FOR W " ‘ ”it“:
» , ' " ' r. Mafia
ntheo‘ismcacamboiee .
stand little chance of victory. Sach‘is
the opinion of the athletic experts who, ,
terday morning, is now central over. have been weighing the chances of the
. Indiana- It is causing . cloudy and'many teams that are entered'in the
feature event of the Penn relay meet,
which bglns today at Franklin Field.
Philadelphia. As tar as can be learn-
ed only one of the British invaders has
done 1:58 or better for the half mile.
He is G. G. D. Rudd, who is capable of
doing around 1:56. The others on past
performances apparently are no hot~
ter than two minute men. On the oth-
er hand, two or the American college
teams have performed in near to rec-
ord breaking time in indoor meets
his past season. They are Pennsyl-
vania. an‘dYale. - ,
With Earl Eby, Larry Brown. Mar-
Reed. in a match race with Harvard.
vin Gustarson, Eddie Shields, Walter
Irwin and Mike McHale to call on.
Penn is assured of a squad that Will
make trouble for the rest all the way.
The first, three named are capable of
covoring a half mile in 1:57 or better,
while Eby has been credited whine.
performance a shade better than limo.
Yale has a star quartet of half milers
in E. G. Driscoll. Capt. E. P. Heifel-
finger, Tom O'Brien and Harvey S.
at the New York Athletic Club meet,
in February. Yale won by half a lap.
PARIS, April 30.—-Sot‘t felt hats. soft
collars and lounge suits are articles of
chanel for himself and his suite when}
he begins his tour of France shortly. .
Hitherto the French President. from
nnorning till night, while on official Erecord race.
Zduty, has been imprisoned in :1 stiff
(shirt and a swallow tailed coat.
—-—Carpets Cleaned and Colors Renewed
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company ‘
‘cnrnival, looks forward to a. world's
Other strong teams in the interna-
tional race are Illinois, Notre panic.
and Cornell. In all there are Sixteen
entries for ilie‘two—mile relay. Dr.
George Orton, manager oi the Penn
The two-mile relay mark
is held by Yale and was made on
Franklin Field four years ago. The
time was 7:52, which means that each
Yale man averaged 1:58 for his half
mile. Johnny OVel‘ion, who met_his
death in the World War, ran the lanai
lap for the record team.
mm . L- A..- .__.... . .
North Ave, between Oak and
;. Gunter St, Bridgeport, Conn.
.' Phone Barnum 5586-2. .Second.
hand parts and tires to fit any
links of car. .
EET A SQUARE DEAL
~ We w-ll buy your household
"goods. raga. papers, junk and all
second-hand goods. Anything you
MVe. Price according to the qual-
ity of the gods. A? sano deal
olways.
PHILIP VP. MAHONEY
52 Van 321ml: St. Phone 1132 5.
Second—hand Goods Always (ill Sale
. ' ‘ .4533qu T“
E E m .. ~31?” _. V3 1.1;}
c «a mini 1320353304
v a‘lfia‘»
s we . w
'5!
, H. KRIEGER 0C0.
Stare OpenSaturday to 9 P. M.
Smashing nd Reducing High
Cost of Living
We have joiue a
-3.
1 run sized Soda, full of the‘:
, m charged water, flavors, fruits '
and ice cream, a drink that is a:
Vuylendid, refreshing‘ delight—E
that’s our
ICE CREAM SODA
You” obtain your full money '5
was of quality in Sodas, Ice
Mm, Sundaes, etc, here. Ex-
fiert dispensing. .
3, .
, N ew England
Candy Shep
10 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
.0. Norwalk. PhOne 952.
_ . Bargain in
Diamond Tires
@000 Miles Guaran-
teed. 25 Per Cent.
’OffPiSt Price. '
A.MODNE -
72 NORTH. MAIN ST.
An Opportunity
Ear Ambitions People, Merrill
flourses in SHORTHAND, »
E'YPEWRI‘I'ING ando related
subjects are short cuts to suc-
'f'
d syndicate of merchants who are attempt?-
ing to break the Rigid Cost of Merchants.
Our campaign to'brcak the back of high prices will begin
with a specialsaie'tomorrow and continue for ‘10 days. If you
wiii avaéi yourself of this wondenful opportunitywbegén firin-
E’y convinced that a universal reduction of prices and sacrifice
or ,c.t.. on our part, will aid in bringing about a general
tendency to lower the high prices.
l‘i’e propose-to includeeuery article of merchandise in our"
store in this pioneer movement of price reductions.
CLOTHING ANDSHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN
AND BOYS
ONE-QUARTER AND ONE-Ll‘HIRD OFF on everything during sale. Our
goods are all marked inplain figures—THERE CAN BE NO DECEPTION.
Ellen and women who know values and‘ouality will be easily convinced and
will cost you nothing: to see and be convinced.
a“
the (watt lime and Monitor}, The boat.
he stated, gzm‘imm‘: .1
Wort: limited 2! 3
am? he nor, Mi
mum within in the South.
:-
. ”m @503“:
““435”? m '1‘, .1 .
ristram 89‘ Hyatt
_ -——Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—-
magma must, on}! or the noworfi. u... 3..
A
§ Reliable Ram Coats
. - For. Ladies and Misses in Silk or Clot hFinish and Many Colors.
CHILDREN’S RAIN COATS ,,
All sizes; with a natty little hat to match in a pocket of each
'UMBRELLAS OF EVERY GRADE
MUCH MARRIED
MAN MURDERED
MANY WOMEN
(Continuead From First Page)
direct motive for their deaths, and no
desire to kill men, children or ani-
male.
Nine. Lee Deloney, killed with a
usamnlernt Long Beach, (‘31.. and Eli-
= with a sledge-hammer near Plum.
t. "i. were the "wires" whose. mur-
«ivrs the attic rs said liuirt confessed.
The ”litifliill confession.” the offi-
.. mill. related to the deaths of Ber-
tha Geminirh and Mitre Ludvigson.
Miss: awn-inlet} om.- tipmnd out of a
mat in Lake \l‘asliinfdton, near Stutt-
tie, and Miss Lildvisson was (iron nod
'* "mt-r in ldaho, they said.
More than twenty-live marriages
3:..ve hm: :1 afirihutcd hy the officers: to
iiiiirt. Seven women are listed as
' Titty include. bljSldf‘fs, ‘lhc
r! in H.15- nlEr-gcri ronl’ession.
: “\‘Cihmz. Srniiio: New
. its, . 1 Formula, and ling;
Agni.» \‘Jilst'yli, Ailmz‘lgt.
(15‘ ii.)
lltii logs whirl;
of the “£131
a _. ‘ . fir. trim} with
me 1;. salt. When he
inn-mud, 21w, uwmzan
and it‘ll Sum the riwnr
d. '
. lintuhiit‘l‘ tiled w‘nru
ed as saying. A desire to kill obsess-
ed him four years ago. Huirt was al-
leged to have said. and women were
his especial victims, there being no
both Pryor, whose head was (.‘l'llSh‘V
It is to your interests to purchase for your Lum‘ber re
quirements before stocks are depleted. .-.._
We want you to be our next satisfied customer.
Order Now.
HOW’S YOUR ROOF ?
No matter how little you know about Shingles. you will has“ ~:‘
think McNair Shingles are wonderful Shingles. EveryV shsngV:
clean, straight, sound, longwlived stock. We sell McNaxr's Shirl; ¢,.
Agent for ArtCrafr Roofing, also product of Johns—Mantifée :‘c.
The Barrett Company-Bird &.$on, all manufacturers of Rec? ;s.
The Hatch e Bailey Co.
SOUTH N'ORWALK, CONN.
C..>‘.'..’g
l r:
.z
ELWOOD
We Giose Every Day at 6 P. M.
‘“ ° W‘,.t»
New Spring is so weer
FOR WOMEN AND MISSES .
Oxfords, Pumps and £57.32; Ties in new lists and 15.5.“.-
Exclusive agency for L.§‘.t1;‘3‘t’:1.”§7, Kieth u'son's Fina: Fer-t.
_ e GLOVER
“ 122 W’ashington Street '
rt»... .: imnnli into lull-.5;
Lillt‘l‘ on. the
tritmt'tal t.)
l
a box. lie: lvglm'oi size
“as ts-l‘lll it) have fiction
3. .lh-lart: y. 7%: E
Lf‘imr. \u‘ls killed. at a 5
“.13 Hill, ill Ulr- e‘dtut HY
, Jan. 2'3, lnr-t, utter
liuiri told tlwm he
u, right name, but ad-
.. mi many aliases.
humus nothing. of his pal“
he «lid know he was born
ili‘.
in education.
\
2W {:3 .. 811“
a. 4% E's-5.1.- 1".“
A‘T $55.00
“no immlrwi of thosv beautiful
values up 1'.» Slil.iltl,
Mack. All sizes.
DRESSES . '
“'31! be z-Ensmi out» regardless
sec for yourself.
DRESSES
$1.50 each
GEORGETTE CREPE VVAISTS
mi. mulled or cmln‘n‘xlol'ml. .l'ilack, flesh. white.
imvy zmtl tulip”; all fixes; rmluumi to $3.00:
TAILORED SUITS
Silk. Geogeite and Sergei;
new! of quoting prices here). “‘0 want you to
ON E HUNDRED.PERCALE HOUSE
Cut full and neatly trimmed. Vl'ill be sold for
“his“. head-
Bic: and little
Milo-151$. A \‘i‘l‘_\’
1:1 (11 poplin. \mllls ilom finial)” in ~ want you to bring- your 211‘“ With You am: 325..
aft-3.3333. “"212 evil for almost half. NalYV and
them titted.
of oust, Nu
COATS FOR LITTLE GIRIS
Blue surge and tau \‘t‘lmll'szz 4 In H»: 1':
' $2.50 for .....
$4.00 for .....
335.00 for .....
0 BOYS" CLOTHES
In no other store will mothers find Mic}: with?
nasornneut of Iloys‘ Suits and new marked to
$7.00. $8.00. $9.00 and $10.00 not suit.
Dabble Biit Clothes
”We are solo agents for these famous well
built clothes for boys. They have double Leibms,
double knees, double seat: and moderate prices;
girls‘ lilzlt-k_~l)rm\'n and J
L 3.
large assortment. Mummy
1‘ numlfer o: the automobile and getting;
‘ Q} 36 all the intol‘ination concerned as to
........ 7 ' ' ' I l . ' ‘ ‘ LEM. its err 421 in Stamford, zit-n. 1.3533 pm»
................. 33.03 hrs :- oitcfl; an im'estigation. ,. . ‘
. .. . “ in cannnziiicaiion \‘C‘Lill the mm mm
""" " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - - 1 ~ - 53:98 Of New Jersey, it was learned tint 13w
,_ g,
it“
1m: violent quarrels.
, “ net-‘- For short Of An
range i‘l'Ulll $l2.ll() to $18.00. “'ill be twig; {1.2'
$7.50. $10.00 and $12.00
.HATSFOR GIRLS _- a... i 1W 3‘ 7???
bl‘ell lei“. -. EU: :11???“
MEI-Ali. or ‘ early
. ‘ .l ; a .\
mung» mun vim wns later “1:21.110.
as. He'rmmi Rubin He was given :1
storage. chef-k for the
when he irit ii in the ,Ltl‘ll‘agt‘.
markers New Jersey lit-1'88 belonged
to an automobile Owned by Abraham
Galien Oi Paterson. The local police
inquired of the police 0,“ Paterson, in
communication with the owner of the
' automobile, soon learned the circum-
stances surrounding the thei’tof the
automobile .and‘ tcrwarded thein~
formation to the Standard. police.
Detective Sergeant James Hefternan
waited for the pair at the garage on
Summer street, where: the automobile
had been left. ,At about 11:30 Rodin
and Heli’rwt ‘ came to the garage.
showed the storage‘check for the '
onion and Were, about to TV‘
“isms,
mi that it.» had ltilltd some women
.I "had to mono}.
. ’ «z quoted.
- min said. and experienced a
u e of wt ‘1 that the, woman lll each
Automobile \Vorth $5,000
Continued From First Page.
into is:-
Morton \‘ i‘llul‘il 11v
touring car,
imn‘zmli" en upon 103l‘lllng the
Waited at the Garage.
Last night. Capt. John Brennan and
for. “2:17.12 «aim: to go from Vi;
,Elzill
. , [(53, V
“ ‘ The 1W0 zit‘liltfiti
= lllvy wm'u zlllllli‘ m 1.;lw ti.‘
“‘5'“ 1‘0 MI {in} (Elli;
wok from sum...”
Hwy were slum: to lake lla‘ <‘.“.;'
all" ‘10,” Silt: :«H'ui'lt lit}! V1
~ certain. he struck her 5:3,“... ”15’:
‘ Novm‘tltclns.
in:- the night ..
by the police. \\
... ., the arrival of (L ivvtéxns who \X'zil ‘
R52 alumni, suites he rut-111*.» then) to Now J, 1.9.3.,
3," women 1)..
how
automobile.
Norman 32mm, Ex:
1mm Rubin. 2'
lie said he ’0." the Home Loam and .Iuwlw
pumping. of 3223 Main
'l 1"}. Si ill bulb 2‘
\x‘imri.‘ Elle); ‘-‘ 5
,j-tul, the officers said. that man has host: in Stamford to a
.“m of, {Egret}! motive in killing his year. harm? 001319 to this city .‘xnn
"mm of the slayings. I'UIEO‘V' Paterson. “1101‘“
7 lie said. flieydo I‘m‘mox‘lv made their home.
Jack Holi‘anl is at prose: "
. in the. otlicn of “01,31,033.
l’l‘gifillviifiilfi just told. me to do il.’ Atlantic street and is iixirs 23' Stam-
' *' . ‘ He came to this (it); :-
tmel than} he obtained :1 Cf‘i‘mm time 3.20 from Iiorwaik, Milk;
faction in illt.‘ very act 0f murder, “WY
ford.
3: a prominent luxsinmas Winn
Will Try to Establish Alibi.
ll “'35. stutml that an offer
: ‘ made to onniilish an alibi for
known? :xlarmfi‘mk‘“ rcprcsvllflng who will endeavor to show ti:
stem: Cum ill“ ulh‘guzl ("‘En‘p“ were not
ml “we :ivcn it) the disti‘lcl at i'ielmm was in )me Yer); $.23
mm 13.3, E111t“l‘(“5‘f5 0f h” cording: to his story. an} .3‘ E
the police that he'r‘mfi It: ’
,with E '
brought them buck
.1.
The police
other machine. said
Rubin, which hoists trieéi .
M of to several persons. " ‘
MOTH Elli
“California. .
(Elmo’s BL t Laxatire
SALE
On ”Natale-s, Clocks. Jr»
Optical Goods will last
Only a Few” Days i
More ’
lit; EEE «.lEl‘S \‘iE‘l
deftly.
Price reductions wiil
made that may never 3.371.“. "to
equalled.
If gm .111) L‘V‘HEVL' ' l . KY
‘1V‘llln,":l-Z?-S, “100E“, 3‘ ‘ ‘1 . ‘ 3“
tizlil {Mods this your 11‘? ‘73“!
week. Prices are advancing
daily—every day's delay means
all, added expense later on.
1721's though you our" NW
94:05, the great savings are
here new, and \w will 1.41
Joni purchases Free of i
' "‘ 4’.‘ __ .
not)! got: are ready tar ..
BUYING IN SAFETY AT
. BRAND’S
.l EWELRY AND OPTI»
CAL STORE
SOUTH NORWALK.
cerium of ‘11? vom- conditifll f“. ‘
field. "-7th 5 st game in this may
be {titty
posing; 1.:
eeAMSH POLICE ,..
OFFICIALS SHCH
‘_‘California” SW 9;; Figs
onlyveelooh for the name California on _ ..
the ”'3ka: illen‘you are sure YO'JI‘ ,poiico itlspet‘tor at the \‘illzlL‘w oi Muld-
child is having the best andmost harm, and a. pulice nmgisil‘uio at Tal'
less phpflc for the little stomach, liver both towns being located in mm. H
and WWW. lCliildren love its fruity cinity. were fired upon and seriously
taste. 'lel‘directions Quench. W19»; wounded today. Their assailant ex—
": , n-must saw "California." -
_ca1;oa.
:Aerrenonemm pompous;
,, GAME»
H.\"i’l“l7(§i¥i[), April 330,7 Thu
in? of the Eastern lwuutu- inn
t
a ~.,‘<11"igin:tlly sch: 3.1.: i
w‘. was postpouwi uL..,2
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