Your fortune.-
You are on your
way to hear the
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'3‘ a New May Hits
j‘- ,, :3‘-~YCL1'Ve Been a. Mother to Me.
I ' like the Base.
- ‘ bury You'll Be.
. 1' “r In Like a. Lion.
2?. g . - ‘gvin.
. , 43:12: is Y'lu.
. ‘-' i Love.
1 . ‘ 3.... .‘ . Love With the Other Felldw's
ll}
1 es: 1 ,a. Fox trot.
f? r Crocodile. FOX trot.
5.5; - ;: All Alone Again Blues. Fox trot.
W3; . e Baby Are You? One step.
55,‘ ‘ - i; ll‘ Fox trot. ‘ ‘
Win :1 You‘re Alone. Fox trot. "
DONNELLY’ ,
16 South Main Street
Lam‘s “re oppo<
_, »...u ‘. aylor place, Spring '
Hill. \‘Cmtport, yesterday. The “’61-?!-
5130?! ll" l’fa‘pnrtmrznt was called out,
‘und had a lard tight subduing the
g tinny. .4.
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F-'?";e tests: of Court Lrllil‘el, ac-
ti ,1); adage delegation of
‘ j_,'::1‘.e_\'cd to Bridgeport.
_‘ afternoon, putting on the
’dogrev work in initiating :1 large class
of candidates of the Bridgeport court.
Roton Point
%
m-l‘rzmcingr Sat. Nights,
Park.
‘ Amhunv Shepherd, of 20 Benton
I‘Street. :2 sailor aboard the U. S. S. Dei-
awuro spent. Saturday and Sunday with
his “Ho and child. He returned to
duty today. Shepherd hasbeen in
Cuba for 4 months.
5‘
Frank 'l‘urtorclla, proprietor of thei
railroad station boutblack
moved the chairs from the waiting
rooms to 1110 tunnel entrances. this
morning, where they will remain dun.
sing the summer. The stands will be
opcn to the pubic from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
stands, l
financing Sat. Nights, Roton Point
Park.
Complaints. made to the street de-
partment about large holes in the
pavvinvnt, on Connecticut avenue,
new: Stuart street, have been referred
to the State Highway Commissioner,
the city ofiiclals holding it is the duty
of the State to make the needed re-
pairs.
The case of John Price, charged
with having been associated with An-
drew Chudy of Stamford in an effort
gto sell a stolen typewriter. was comin-
7ued from this morning until May 17.
lPi-ice is represented by Judge Joseph
:R. Taylor.
The Naval recruiting station in the
Quintard building has been discontim
.ued, the territory-covered from Ens
i‘Portchester i0 Ridgefield, being taken
lover by the Bridgeport office. Local
applicants for enlistment in the navy
will hereafter be examined in Bridge-
port. ~
l~Get your tickets NOW for Leo
Caril o and Grace Valentine's presen-
itatio of Lombardi, Ltd, at the Palace
.Theatre, Tuesday. May 4. Phone 344
l
} Saturday night was a recurdbreakcr
gfor attendance at the Moose Fair. It
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_—_._———-—-——-
Tbe monthly meeting of
'ling at the Central Fire Station.
w ll'llltws‘
Putnam
Hose Company will be held this even- Mrs.
{was Stamford Night, a large number
of Moose from that city attending.
mam
:bl’ hurling him‘seli‘ from a Window on
in preference to going into court and
{4 the first time,,that any important :ur-
socmivonls. '
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_RADICAL CASE 1
KILLS HIMSELF'
l A surpriSe party was tendered to
hit: and Mrs. August l’ezlttoltl, No.12}
'l‘airfield avenue. Saturday evening.
in humor of their sixth wedding Plllll~
They were presented with it;
During: f
Continued From First Page.
signed “Anarchist Fighters." had been
turned out on his presses.
‘ According to Flynn, the suicide of "“33”“
:gliredtofion F11Miallla??rphi.?t' who liv- beautil‘ul bouquet of flowers.
.. on. mm
ment's case, and through information a program or vocal and piano selec—‘i
sizuppnted thy him and oihpr witnesses. ftions enjoyed. Among those present
mpor an arrests may be exDected. 'were: M . t \ ‘ ‘ ‘ '
new YORK, May 3.—-—Tony Toziofiuw’. d :1 mg in“ Red .I’fippm'l
(‘0 years old, detained by the l)epart-,‘ " an ‘ “5' 1mm“ Lppper “x" anal
ment of Justice as an important ‘Vil-i‘VI'S‘ JOhn Bruschwein, M13 and Mrs- i
itcsscggcinrz‘t a bnumbbcr ol' radians] in-‘William Ruger, Mr. and Mrs. Augtlstl
my in ne om outrages of ast '. ., . .. . ~ -
June. committed suicide, early t0tl1y. Dl'lVOn, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schmidt.
and Mr. and MrsAugust Pechtold and i
too fourteenth floor of a Park 1z0\~_~/son.‘Rd}'mond. ;
oiiico building, where the department v . , .
headquarters are located. The noxwalk (‘0‘)er Club “as!
Toazio is believed to have evaded lfis the scene Of a delightful (linncr/éparly,
5‘1de bl; Obtaininfigel'ml-‘Sion £0 goto Saturday afternoon, in honor of Miss
e was -room. ’iile there 0 leaps * - . .. 3 1 »
cd from the window. Lens Clampton of Le.den menue.:
The department declined to give any The hostess was Mrs. Harold Meeker ‘
further information regarding the pus- of Danbury. There '~t‘"‘ee .
oner, except to say he lied confessed guests in attendance 1
to a. part in the June plottmgs cm; was . .
an important witness. cordial congratulations
Tazio was to have been given a fun SiOHS 0f good ”Vii-“1195 “'
ther examination today by department to Miss Crampton who
to become the bride of A
of Silvermlne.
\Villiam J. Schlitt of
agents. It is believed he chase death
one of several anarchists who Were 31% arrived home Saturday {n ’ ‘
rested in connection with the bomb through the west. , He rt, l
explosions‘of June 2 last, and had the Norwnflik Cigar Maker‘s Lniuu, all
been detained at headquarters- as n the annual convention“ at Cleveland,
Government witness for six weeks. i . .
The June bomb attacks included ”10.0th and then went to Detrott, where
gomes of Judge Charles C. Nott, otghe secured a new Studebaker automo-
eneral Sessions court in New York, b'le for the Re nolds Moto 01‘ Co.
and Attorney-General Palmer at “’ash- , I d d v it t yVorwalk r a
inseam, Explosions took place in eight an to e o ‘ '
cities and resulted in the death of two
persons. Tazio's suicide revealed, for
wt“
81‘ I 71 »_‘
‘j.\pl‘§l$‘ :
. ,1 ,1 l
..'»‘~Vdeu‘
testifying against other bomb plotters.
Chief Vv’illiam J. Flynn, cf the de-
partment, said today that Tazio was
A song recital will be'given by Mrs.
Amy ”Wood Sims at the home of Mrs.
C. M. Raymond, Saturday afternoon
at 4 o’clock. Mrs. \Vessell will be at
the piano and Mrs. Sims will be as-
Officer Jarvis Murray yesterday fungi-“ed by Mrs. Jesica Kenyon. lyric
cutting the dummy at the corner ot-soprano. Both assisting artists are
Main and Wall street. Someonfusion iirom New York city.
hag resulted lately in’the‘ w traffic . ‘ .
lawin regard to this comer, formal .Mr. and Samuel howls of New Brit-
benefit of moee who do not. understand. am spent the week—end no the home of
a dummy in any city in the United Mr. and Mrs. D. William Hart’ord on
Sttgtea metnaséo téo tthe {11th tight At: Chestnut street. Mr. Norris returned
0 ceronr 1c uyw es ae .5 , . 5
the drivers just where to go, either the home today, his wife remaining here
for a few days.
right or left.
The most successful dinner dance
rests had ever been made in connec-
lion with the case. I
_-
Arthur Brotherton was arrested by
Gifts were awarded Austin Mather,
M. E, Bouton. Stamford, and
Charles Kaph. Tonight will be the
Sergeant J. Harry Gibson notified the
contractors building the Wall Street.
tunnel to level off the “thank you
of the season was held at the Nor-
walk Country Club Saturday evening.
t
" ‘n of Madison street.
,_ fl . {la-‘71 (Waning 01' the t'oir. roams" which were left there after the Over one hundred diners were served rangements for their May dance ' ~ ' «
y g :. .llul lmmly have Rev. Alexander Hamilton of Non’ completion of the West wall. Axles and by the steward, Mr. Henderson. which is m be given on the evening of those already friendly. \Vh} .
, . .< :‘lix; lltll Road to walk r‘ondumnd the service; at u»; Meriden‘s Home Finance corpora. gpfings of autos and trucks have beenl \i " M 4 h I ‘ll V'la‘hin ._ tloill" you serve them in 3.0“].
' T » -- -- -‘ '” . ’ “ “ ‘ . ~ ' ‘ ‘ . ' . '. . “ ' ' ' . . _ .. ‘ o x s h' - .- . 7' ‘ _
:,- :1.» s house. .319 Flax Lukes church, .\oroton. Sunday tion has just commenced the erection in danger of cracking due to the may“ ,1 and Kits. H. (. hing-ht, of New ay 1 ft ":1 reathve _bem WY . home? a ‘ .1. ‘ A
;- ' mommg' ‘ ‘" of ten single dwellings of six rooms that the bump is so situated as to «be 3‘9“ are m 10““ attendmgthe “1' ton “we '. If” a / V b l ‘ ‘ .
‘. .- -— _ —~—-—.——— each and seven two- tenement dwel- unexpected. Some extensive litigation neral 0f the late Frank R, Bacon, formerly 1““1‘9095 famous colored 9‘" ,
1"" ”(’mmmf mm“ —W‘3 “n “ccnr‘le‘mfildp. and b0! pleat- lings to relieve the shortage of hous- involving city, contractors and private which is being: held this; afternoon orchestra oruNcw York. This was James van Dyk CO.
I“ I H w “3‘ fm ‘lm: newfing On it short notice. mes Variety c‘ in tli'it city \‘loril‘ien is liav'n" parties will be avoided by “‘9 elimina-. \ - n I . former] ' Furohe's f'imous '3t‘nl0red or-
1‘ '3 ' VFW!" _ 1115‘ Sat-' Store. 23 Ely Ave. (Slip of ill? strollficst industri'il boon)ff [on Of this dangerOus 590'” A]. and M”. lullward J' Magma!“ and l l‘ 5’ and ‘ vyid‘eh hnoxxn ‘01 il 1 VV h. S
,. ~ 1”.” d ~- - . . ~ . . 4 a ‘ _, I 17 01C. ra, , > 1,. . ‘. . v 1‘ . S
W; l ' “CIOLK' _ "'W‘- _ in the state as the result of tho loca- (laughter Manon or C‘ ‘1‘” 5‘1““ at- ?- ~ v' b , .n- at 28 as mgton t'
. .. . The seventh annual banquet ol- the tion of a lir-inch 01- ‘1“. \‘cw Departure The Best Salesman—A Want Adv. making 01 H310? dam-L 1 U“ 3-
~‘*“""n Point Bald Head ("tub of .‘tmvrivzi was held conipfln‘v' ”1:3“, A I; m
-.;.,.. Saturday. in the Stratfiold Holt-l. ' ' , _ __ .__..._ _ ._-, m w..- e m»~—¢~ - —‘
-.__.-.. Bridgeport. I i .. . Vt ““ ‘ ‘
algal-.5 _-1 (.1 g James Sullivan. of 601 Lafayette ,. 3’ ",‘>":"\-""‘\“‘\"-“»‘\“.‘\ \ . 1 3
non: 'Alil‘hrtl‘it; . l . . _ ,. ’strccl. Bridgeport. was arrested at. - 'Hfl- ' ' ' """' " -.-,';-~y,:}:,‘:}:,: :\: ‘:\=:=\:\:K:K fl
_ mu. m‘ (irand Mil-"1333:9351???“ m ,\m‘\\ull\ xxllhfilll the South Norwulk railroad stutionfi ' . ‘6I
.A . ,5 . :t'smmsiblela “Dill"- ”" exeltmnf-nl, “0 ‘ndu“_“_“‘l Saturday night. by Policeman John 11.! I».
.. ‘_ wail. ignition;demonstrations o,“ disoiuuuls (Hft'l'llvl‘lllgtglniUL Sullivan was charged with ”,4: 33
‘ lio mar the pmcoiulnossot the (1.1}. :l‘usim: to PR}? his “”1de fare, and he» 'I
__..__.__ ‘ . lwns intoxicated as well. In tho (‘ity J“
, H.“ t‘nnn =(“i- -—Best C—Gflity Coal st Harris 8: Game 3 rmn'i. lllis morning, Judge George II. g.“
”‘1‘ P.3‘9HL‘3'W' ————————~-- ; \‘osburgh , fined him .337 for drunken-i . '.
- ~ ordered ht;- A largely attended stir-ml affair was: ' ““55 and $3” {01‘ "Hiding i‘m't‘. Mldmgvl iI ,. 3i
1.5m“ (iridghgon in Music Hall on Friday (‘l'f‘ll‘ .35 “'9'“. m" 0055'- 1 ii ,\
“Km Ur 1r01_'ing by ltwul Hungarian residents. in" ~ _ 1 H ‘1 &l ,A‘ 3]
:1: the curl}- purt of tho evening them ’ a “fig... stole, m“ can. ' arr 5 l n. ’.
- # wus‘u play followed by tinncinz. ”1395' l ;i _ ii
i if”): & Gang. 1 The Norwalk Yacht Club went intof 35 § . . , h.
l.u;.- “f ‘ml The graduating“ class of lllt‘ Nor ‘commiseion Saturday for the fiz?£l.~'illl.l "i : . ‘ ,\
'V o, I 7 5,”. {helwalk high school care 21 dmm. on Fri ylidwurd Beers has again Dem; on. l ’3‘ ‘ v er lSln nun—— e ee £3
"H ill! at “18' day evening in lllU assembly hull. ganged :ls janitor, and will be busy '. fii - . ’
,5 .. in gasoline Sterling’s orchestra furnished music (this month placing the clubhouse and“. f“ . - {I
-_: ' ;':,l;'.‘l of :iutomo- 3}“ dancing “""5 “”jOS’Gll until ml‘l'glzrouuds at Hickory Bluff in condition' \ . ' ,5‘
m 3:!_tl(j-u}e1fl_j5- night. . ll'ur the opening on Mentor-int Day. it; ’2 7 '3
Ilium: today. ' "'" a ‘is expected that work on the new? a! is
‘ ""‘—"_- —Some choice seats still available runway will be commenced this week; ’ f ' n o _ ,--.
, i M” u cloudless ”for Lombardi, Ltd, with Leo Carrillo. ’ h? COWI'HMOI' Charles Vivlh .nf Ro-j L‘- In every seCthIl 0 our land you VVlll fllld ’3
~-‘ wt'lllkzzr of the Grace Valentine and original cast at iWfiFlDH- l” - t ’*
‘ilfn’E-t' was caus- Palace Theatre, Tuesday May 4.1 ”—— . , g ‘ I ii
51.. between the Phone 344' i Rgton Point's dancing season one»; ; local r “C f .t thy t h (11 k .«x‘
' 511.1an was , fwd .atln'tlny night when the famous; __ 0d ts ,‘
r ., of ”If. moon Sixty members of Dunburv Lorine j dancing pavilion was crowded with a. i p 0 men a are 31' y HOWI. ii
' l "“ 3“ was re- of Moose and women of \loostmwirt film-gr? number oi couples. Muss-‘3 was ” r
I ‘Itl'llitfi' eaipsesilfl‘fion “lt’llt m VOrW‘tlk lost ($95.81)}: l :urmsked b5" Grace ground-5' 0111195.; 5 . g"
“5"» B ‘ .. ‘ -. ‘ . 1‘8- C001" n: to t 6* mtcndam‘o ati h K
. 7 -9 to attenddlm (Annual being held in I the my seashore dance of the ““5"". 11,1 t e neXt county or State. 3‘
that city under the auspices oi? the l ltoton Point. has lost none of its ponu—’ - [I
Aorwalk Lodge oi Moose. The Dan- llarity with dance enthusiasts of the , iI
bury members report that, they were 1city. The amusement. park, undo;- the l I" x! -w ”‘
: 7 "Walt? entertained by the, Norwnlk gmanagement of Neville Dayle-3; will~ “’3"
. me is. ~. . 5,,,~ , . , .. '
‘ oi Money 1.0.3332: im" - s Occaswnaly a maker of one or multiplied the. harvest. Adverbs .2
.t.’5;.l. . - ‘ - .2! ie .an- . - . ' ' H
humans went to Moose Ho .. . g In the conned chamber of the City ' ' ' ' . "~
they were the guests of tnénziolélgli ,l—iallz “migh‘f: ”1110 $913153??? recently more' Of these DrOdUCtS dectdes "12' has made It DOSSIblE for )0“ H
.. lodge at a. ban net. T} .~ , appomtex y t e . orw 40:120. of - . , ~
I ‘ I"; E '1 n f ' w -. . q’ 19 trip to dud . Elks and Frank C. Godfrey Post. Am- . that Other fOIkS “70de GHIQY the to enjoy many economical (0111' 93
U iJLSS an rom .\o.vl alh “as made by automo- lericau Leaion to cooperate with the .t f h. . _ . ’
y . bile.—~Danbury 5 NEWS, Saturday. [Salvation Army in their Home Sam”: men s 0 IS goods. if they could forts today because advertismg' 3';
,1 l . - drive. will meet with the local Army - ,_ . _ . . A
If 5 ' 'a '4’)?- Did ~Carpets Cleaned and Colors Renewed , officers to outline the plan of campaign hear Of them. H‘e begins to advm made It [“381th to manufaCture II
t 2 . 2a m Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company to be'started in Norwalk, Miay m. tise so that r ’ ' ~ ' ' ' '
37 Cedar St. Telephone 14134. Members 05 up Elk: Mg? 3nd in: . C l’f . 31“.]?!ame and Miss and distribute them in quantity it
‘American egion. an any in ercs e“ ; a l orma S , . . . . [5‘
j “ citizens are invited to attend. l f L b0 t ad _ 3V0 .3 Change to at Drlces- Wlthlll reaCh Of all. u
, 'now a u n . "‘
vgv ;_;, .bfcr your mm. THE I —-Carpets Cleaned and Colors Renewedl :. a to buy‘them The modern home' the mOdern 9-.
.. Are xii-g5“! Of TiHStIFT Sahib: C'raerlxégzggeéaiigiig4company i: All over the country folks ask kitchen was built by advertising. ':
“353 your dollar will mg 0 9 your ‘ " ‘ , , ' “ i,
-.~ . , hard-earned money shp from. The Crow & KIND “at mmhyg .3. ~ for these goods. the local mer- Folks dress better and more rea- ii
Moron ~ ... .. . i ‘ ‘ “L ’ ‘ ‘ " l I
fink“: '5 nearly a dollar 3 you, "or save you? Money fnt‘ on \Vater street is sellin‘ ' ' ‘ ' h ' ' , ’ I
5 . - g in limited u c ant sells and rti » "
0%} .. 1% _ te‘red away has httered the we}; quantities to its employes coffee, tea. 3 i" , _ adve ses them, sonabi'y today because of the if
.-. m. .. ...e meantime put lboung coast;l of dispair wig! and sugar. This is molt) a. co-operaiive; ii and people everywhere thus get advertisements. M iii
.. 'conn ess nancia. wrec ~ store experiment. ut a means ’ . , . ,
m“... «“r ‘. . ' . . -. . o . l.
J .msfilfifi lwuted money is wasted enenl ithrough'. which their empioyes may 3 u .5 an opportunity to enjoy them.t0.9. The advertisements m your n
' 5. purchase these articles at a much less ; Ii C 131 _ _ . . » -. ll
3”,... . 5 ' gy’ . {cost than that Which they would gen- ; ._, - Dun ess of the items adver- howsoever are sums of progress- . .
. Lni. S 131.13.me . To £991 the 11th 0f THRIFT, erally pay in a store. A rumor was’ N t. ed . , . 4 n
' - you must startto save. The ~cuirrdent that the hat compag‘); had 011-) .1 Is In your newspaper have we merchants and makers. Read ii
my; the thing: Open a sav_ :ene a cooperative store t it was .r . ’ . ,r.
. ' .n t true. u . been but at your (115 osal because u
mgs account here today and de. ‘ 0 ll" 5 5 . . D , them to inform yourself on what ii
'I 0 ’ . o n
\ Out '- l 3 mt a fixed sumwreg'ularly andl l Thomas Rogers, alleged to have been ' x/ ‘ advertismg‘ was the 8861! that to buy and where to buy 11;, , .
ll 0m be safe. , . (associated with three other young ‘9 . ' . . II
‘ l Open—Monday evening. from men in several. localmbberiea.. was. 1; . A .It
‘ 7 to 8 , l , k. tried before Judge ‘Nehemiah Candee, ii if
m C ' . ‘ . o c 0° ,—.- .in {homogeneity court Saturday _ f 5
St Ompany , ,3. ., « saie— . 1.3;:— ,attemoon. Hrsmewascontimledun v: ::
4 Per cent, until you new
‘.
.‘nen Bro-u “wins it, !_ .
-. Mu...” ”M
tended e performance of “Happy
Days" at the Hippodrome. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hickman and son
of l Chestnut street. second district
spent Sunday in .‘ew‘l‘m'lt With Mr.
hickmnn‘s sister, Mrs. Phoebe Tcrnil.
loner. 'I
Miss Elizabeth Shtror at Roosevelt
7 Sunday with her pur-
H. C: Sherer, 1
hospital spent
cuts, Dr. and Mrs.
\Vashington street.
Mrs.’F‘rauk J. Finnegan of Gibson
Court who has been visiting her pal"
cuts in lilimbeth, N. 1., has returned F
to her home in this city.
Albert J. Owens took today oil? from
his duties at the Shipping Board, W'il-
son Point and is spending it in
New York city.
Frank T. Brundage returned to his
duties in Taylor & Golden’s ofllce this
morning, after a. week's sojourn in
Atlantic City.
Rev. John J. Snavely, pastor of the
First M. E. church, was in New York
on business this morning.
Mrs. George W. Cable or Boston is
visiting her sister, Miss May V. Fal-
Joseph Byrne of Brooklyn. )7. .Y.,
1 mm ' . ,
"If John D. Rockefeller will pay me
oncafit‘th part of one day's income. ‘I
will guarantee New upon his.
head within months a thick,
to
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lllt'tnl
growth rf‘ l’;«.*"" ’l‘lt‘.< slutmncnl was
made 1.3; lll’. liuyuimld Pussoit_ a sur—
goon.
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EYE EXAMINING IS A :
SCIENCE.
Our optometrists are skilled in
this science. .
Let; them examine your eyes.
TH A M EwR
Optometrists and Optichn‘
“The house of good (la-es."
$7'Atlantic‘Sflt,‘ 5. Stamford
We Close at; 6 P. M. Daily.
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THE MAY VICTOR
RECORDS ARE
oN SALE
.;‘.r.:nt the week-end with friends in
South Norwalk. ~ :
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mintz ot‘
Crescent Torra'ce went to New York]
this morning. \
Mrs. Arthur G. Hull oi‘ 45 East ave-
nue is a visitor in New York city to-
day.
Attorney John J. Cuneo has been in
«Stamford today on legal businesa.
John J. Cavanagh returned from a
trip in the East this morning.
Thomas 1. Raymond is ill at his
home on Flax Hill Road.
Although evidence was tutored by
the customs service showing that
whiskey is being smuggled across the
Canadian borders in large quantities
the House appropriations committee
refused to allow a penny to check the
flow.
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The young ladies of the \Vebbing
and Edging Corp, have completed or-
Hear Them At
The Hamilton Shop,
Wall Street
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