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M-J~-ww
5e and Educate the Kiddies .
_ . . . ;
til»: “ryfgl‘fifig Alllinalsg Bgoks 0r 2 ‘ A number of ladders. owned 1);..wa
Vt‘ltitu Ely avenue, were stolen front a
11° H
5"
E igures.
r ... ..,. young people 01‘ Not-walk at;
tended the dance held last night in the
. Stamford A rmoryi‘f
. .houuc in Rot-7331011. last night,
.5. 3
. ' Btél'hr‘l‘s (if “ow“ "it Wore "till out or
‘ . ‘ I n. ‘ _ y. . 13‘... I .3 . ,. .1
“a lidl til? .§!1\ l'hOHOEI dDh-e strtltr- today, in no nnmodialve pros
RIC-"l BREAKABLE Ypert. in? siglit'ot e. sottlr-mont with the
‘ . shop bosses.
t ~ ." - .' ' ‘
{11113 3’6 and 300 —-Harris 5; Gans. That's All.
£15K ABOUT THEN? ‘
e
funeral of Casimir Stanley G‘wizdak.' 7 * ’\'
t 7 « . ~
Th; 1‘ . . . 1" lm'~ M ‘ ‘
I “new" M (w H William F. Hirkwy of Camp Avenue-
Springdaln. spent. Sunday with t‘riemis
Stanley t
in Norwalk.
Cwizdok. two-year-old so!) of Mr. and‘
317:. Joseph G‘Vizflmk’, of 26- Broad
street. war, held today. interment was
in .St. Mary‘s C(Illlt?’it‘l')’. "
._-_._.‘ -
is
and \51'3. 'LIG~IITlLl‘»'l:1
Funerai of Mr. 36ers. make an extended trip {lit'tl‘dfill
Funeral. set-fires: tor Attorney Louis Unite-l Status anal Granada in the
S. Beers were held yesterday tiftcrvznear future. starting on May 21. The
noon, from the home of his daughtm~.1trip will includ’e all the points of in»
37 Barriew avenue. Rev. F‘. H. Ja~itet‘est. and most of the large cities
Attorney “7m ‘
h.
lltl,
”4."...
The Anwrican lint and Connecticut
tLacv baseball nines are scheduled to
imprint) Saturday of this week in a.
,practtce game. ‘
INETLY’
i6 South Main Street .
. ”I: —‘“‘“‘"‘—‘
The house at 2 Chestnut Street. re-
Icently purchased by Samuel J s‘tew-
art. has hen sold by him to J. B. Ryan.
. of Belden Place.
t
~
‘-' TODAY IN WALL STREET.
cobs, pastor of the South _Nat-walk:throughout the Rocky Mountain
Congregational church. officmted. lit-'etates and the. Pacific coast. then
iterment following in Riverside cemeénorth to the Canadian Rockies and
3161‘.“ l’all-bearvrs ”Whidedi Jlldgetthonee east. and finally spending
2. Sale of Coats
PAGE 32mm
do”..- ,-
I
lcorgo H. \‘osbnrgli. John H. Light-isomer time in the‘W’hito Mountains of
$12.95 $16.95 $19.95
Attorney Freeman l.i:ht,. Frank Huxew Hampshire. They will not. re
o It
Gleason and Christian SWIN‘lZ. .trrn befnve the on... of “wag, Yum.) \ -
. ,. A ...\ .t :3 t . . \JNK M no or:
‘— ETaylor and Judgu Tammany looking -U ER BROTHERS
latter what business Mr. Davis nay
thrive. '
, hullut wounds in
lflool‘. (‘lat'l only in his
the head.
BAFFL‘ES BROOKLYN POLlCEtmiS found in the ltitolwn lying.r on the.
I] nderclotben,
NEW YORK‘ May 12.——Erooklyn p0. with :men bullvt wounds in the head.
Baptists
Charles P. Taylor has sold to Edwin
on Comstock
L. Hoyt hi 5
Iiill
bungalow
Miss Sam Spine. of 43 Chestnut
street..Second District. underwent an
operation at the Stamford Hospital,
WALL" STREET, 10:30 as XXL-”The!
uncertain money situation as indiczttul
'ed by yestetdny‘s 10 per cent. rate fort
,(-all loans. accounted. for. the further
'irl'egulnrity of prices at the listless
The Feast of thoffiscension will be
lice were baffled yesterday by it pays. Thorn was no Lign of a struggle and
terions double murder, in which .105-.$.'itlti in cash was intact in the bod-
t‘Dh. Vultaggio and his brother. Bap-groom.
tiste.were shot to death in theirapart-I Rt-weugo for information given L116
merit during the night. {police by the brothers converning a‘
obesrved in all Catholic churches to-
morrow, masses in St. Mary's to be
held at 5:30. 7:00. 8:00 and 5:00 a. m.
tilt titan
, Monday, for throat trouble.
iron: Vt'oxknton are {voting down the 01d, —Harris‘& Gans. That‘s All.
mg. vat-tiled house adjoining the llnycsfl
block, on North Main Street. ‘
>2”, 7! “'5‘; >
l . The Post road has bccn nntv‘i 1‘
proved during the past {my dz;
[the State reg-pair crew. Severn
.dred holes have been filled with
and asphalt, and mlled by it
roller.
,flg as“ important business will be trnnsnct- l“
. in place? ed tonight at the meeting of the Hat
ltors' l‘nion. to he held in the C. L.
.. fiUnion hall in \V’ashington street.
H. P. will
; morning;
. l?! 2-1.
I In the 1919 report of the ('nnt
cut Public Utilities Commission.
reported that the ConnectiEut
and Power Company has 4,069
1.523
A ball game, between the Norwalk
gund Greemwir'h High schools, postpdn
Rom}: Point , ed Saturday afternoon because of rain.
l“'{“ be played this afternoon, in (liven-
. Evilt‘ll. .(llty of Norwalk.
Al— 1 . l
«Lat-pets Cleaned and Colors Renewed ,
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Compan,
-87 Cedar St. Telephone 1413-4.
lli'
gas
«it
.‘I‘ .Itt today for
("iil.llllt'l a clinic
thu New York
' ‘Tllll
u: the Ten
The fair of the Children of Mary, in
the (‘atholic .Club house. came to a
close ,last evening. There was anoth-
er large attendance, and the receipts
were vt-ry gratifying to the committee
in charge.
. -.v.i‘-l
(if
.(‘4 ' .l.‘,.
In a rermtt award by the \Vhfte‘
Eagles A. ('.. of Broad River, Miss’t
Anna Ashwortb. of 186 East nvt‘nul'J——Dancinu Sat i" ts
revolved the sum of five dollars in Park. a . Nah ’ Roton Paint
gold. 5
'l".vvntlwt‘.i (‘ezntttry
.. int! :1 in the
,.. opal t'hnt-rh un-
fit""~“*”’ -—- i P w 1 at
the , . p . ,. .‘ , . . a ter Guzzar for several years
3f An automobile nus stolen. lztst night. munagt r of the Hotel Lorraine, New
I Elvin tht {image ol Isaac l-orbell, new, York city, has taken a ten-year lease
‘ . ,t.amtun avenue. ‘Me'mburs ot the fam-' of the new Royall James Hotel of Nor-
m NOT-Illy saw tht- thtet tlrtvv the car out of walk, at a price of $21,500 per year
.av‘m 7arid Ithl‘ yard. iI—lo will open tlw hotel to business on
in» llc‘ld ' . _.~_.I_ or before July 1.
lz'xaltrdt . l‘ho Endeavor (‘Irclo of King's
7.110113. , Daughters of the South Nor walk (,‘on-
. V“ ,l, or? .urvgutionzil (-lmrt-h. will lllt’wl
7'; hp: :13, 4hig'et’fimng at 5 o't'lot‘k, with Mix-z.
~alitildates iton Nuttiug, ot‘ teed street.
'le8 rt'srlhn. ;
.;,.. . Ul' Til“
Imuplr:
,.Z_H=;1tl-
til”
'll{*
2 At tho special meeting of the Nor-
tltisgrnlk ("ltlb. last Pruning, a committee
(‘lill-nwas appointed to arrange for the buy-
} ing of the present club rooms, on “’3.“
., _ . Itstrevt. On May :30 :1 meeting "will be
' linr tlu- t-litldren s amusmuent and: held. at “,‘hirth time n ”1,011 of the
linplm'rt'IS',"(WWW)”"u“:hIv "‘“l 19‘ ”19m “HWY committee will be heard.
, 1;”th- first some of tltmr own records. “'9. haveD
2. till-maxim" revolved a shipment. of children's‘ At :1 sperial meeting of thtt Board of
records in the form of talking: animals} lidut-utioir lust (writing. the budget
‘Books and figures. Ask us about them, tor the srhool year of 1920-21 was
--—l)onm-ll_\",<. Iti So. Main St. iCOfllIT‘lPlt'Jtl and will bt' pi'0;~‘l‘nlt‘d to the
illonrd of Estimate and Taxation for
(lnoruv ‘t\’. Hutton, (jtntplnycd for m tittpprm'al. \Vhile tbv exert figure was
lilorrltcefllit-‘l- two years by the Yale é;- Ttmnn not. given (“11. it is between $373000
1..., 13.1”} 2' Millllll'ar'llll'lnfz t‘ompalty, has resign”; z and $300000.
in}: thr-‘his‘ lmsitiott and _h;te~' nl()\’t‘tl lO llotoni —‘—“—
1m- oitg, l'ulnt, \rltrru ill: will be lttt'ult‘d l'ot' thuf -—Dancing Sat. Niglfls. Roton Point
”we,“ 1 summer. "ark. '
atttm' . __‘____._~._
l Will) this morning: llll" burg'n." A l't"llf‘ttl‘fitl‘. ot' the {t‘itlll Emil gttztrd
,, .‘ll~lllll in the Arthur l"~ rris silk stow lot l-Iutvkn. Rebekah I.mlgl- \till Ill" held
littotril'WWL n «hr lloodnarr blot'k. “fishing-1li‘ridzty night. in ”W 1111”. in South
”13* } 1"” St I'M. Hltl’tt‘tl ringing. The bulldISMain street. ’I‘lm pith-l~t:tlntitmit conr
. .ntgj wus- lit-pt llllllt’l‘ pollen ()1)::p1‘v;11i011:llllllPt‘. will (also mot-t on Friday night.
‘ttntil Ill“ :tl‘l‘l‘fitl or Mr. Prrris~ whoI It is ititpot'tztut that it full rehearsal be
lonnd tlntl'illg missing trout lllt‘ >lttl't‘~ ht'ltl to gwt l'r-ntly tor lbw initialiull 01'
_. lthlll. In i'}:1_\‘~'()flllCHllllltlllil‘SUll May 16.
Shut-ill i;;(,,_\.:,,_,' ll. ”MUM? A big gttlttuntthllt' tt'ttrk. barring the
”114.1 the I])ll(,\yin: i‘vjhnvfisvél‘lllllllifl‘ L‘lellIt, narrowly t'St‘liDCtl Hr
in to}: «also in lhw :{iilln inns injury at 914“ H't'llt‘rli. last night-
\\'illi:ttn Fifillltflll', who is up 'l‘ht- drit'vr was midi-ml; t-t'mfusotl by
whiting: lllt‘ l‘ulum- Thump. lllé' lirlitr~ on tho «trinkin: tountnin.
:-»Hlll-‘ tlrnn ago: .\”)tl't llztnm— ”l’l“‘~“l“' m" x"‘"‘“'“" .‘tlt-tltndist
('Illllll>'_ Alba-rt .uu-ztc-i. rhm'vh. and. in “rim: to amid this.
l’v'lllllllg’tttn and 0,1,“,LLI run/onto tlit- :rvmrno-ttrby. The trunk
. 'imbuddtvd itswlt‘ in the :round tor
labial: a root. li‘innlly, “ill! its own of—
.‘Hla luv, \Villfit'lll 51”,”. (Mir-E tilt-ls :llltl lhnlkupalllig trutx‘k‘ .:l:‘.m-l
. ‘ :tutottttihllr titttlor lllt' \Yaeltittgy; lirantlol'd. tt {7”} Hm.“ 1m” l“ 51”“
it} ‘ Y {I . ‘ trillio]. leis morning. litti'3'»:””d “‘ “I 0” l:l\«li. ... .
. "lt,’ H riit‘tr‘ tot' .tlr‘lm' mt mt‘wt‘ - t . .
{Minn} 1:2" . silt-wt t-ltr. r3: into mill V ”urns & (.m‘ls. ,I‘lmt h A”.
“Murat it ill" «I standard ttntlpr the: ' A “M. i" ‘4‘ _V
lll'ltill”. ain‘t! it) Iltlllt't‘ ht .ttl-i CIJEIRK TEST‘IF IES To
Full”! Frank S. Sll‘ill- "' ‘ 'T ‘ ‘
llLlPllll'nlS wort: mad“! bh‘LIJIh(, REVOLVER
Is. 'l‘lt-i' standard. but 7 "fl"-
i’tl :illtl painted. has,
it; lllt‘ l‘t‘pllil‘ shop for all:1 . '
‘\\‘l>’llé‘tl to keep the wenpon for hvr own
_ illl‘tnt‘CfllUH, be told her no permit was
"loaned and Colors Renewedf T“““"S'°:.”“' bird ‘5'”? ‘1‘?" "3m "73”!" ‘1:
V‘onw vt'trut t'urpI-ttfloanlng Companyl “Mimf‘ml )vstmdn} “3“.”an “I I“
.7 (9.1.1,. S,‘ Twlnphone 1413_4_ 411:; sold her atmnunttton for it. La
' ‘ SZ'L .
-—~ I A ll()1l(‘P‘ officer testified to the to
littoral of Dr. Zimmerman's body to a
ihospitnl. and Dr. P. .\l. Lyttr'h, of the
tltospital staff, testified that the doctor
wvas dead when he examined the bod-r
‘five minutesnt’ter its arrival. Dr. S.
ill. Ryan. associate modimtl examiner,
ltestlt‘lod regarding the autopsy. He
found three wounds, one through ‘tbo
thing. one through the heart: and the
South Norwalk. 5
shots were tired from the rear. His
\
TrustCompany
A,
testimony brought out. that both copies
of the official report or the ampsy
ASSETS. .
$1,412,079.74
,iad disappeared.
963,749.48
spit
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CONDENSED STATEMENT
'7 urea—g ::.'- L...“ TIM-atnnt.
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a , Loans
(- Mortgages
Bonds
.~ . . g. .Banking House
9,3. " " ‘ ‘ i CashinBank
, .- . CashinVault
of the , ._
' ¥ .3; MI
—\Vant Ads. Bring Results.
for
. papers,
. .ziI; stones.
in:- safe I
L931“
us
‘ ‘ TOO BUSY’ ’
LISTEN
NEVEB. TO
W8
, The officers and employees
are always busy here, but nev-
er Iboo busy to meet you in a
human way and transact busi—
ness with you, as one huma.
with another. -
The friendship of your bank,
it’s good-will, it’s confidence in
you, may sometime be import.
ant. We’ll be glad to see you
and to listen—today or any
tiar- ,, , .
. 50,000.00
201,297.25
102,321.97
‘ ‘. ; : $3,753,476.91
< ;. : LIABILITIES. ' l
‘ Capital Stock $ 200,000.00
‘ Surplus dProfitsr 169,143.18
Reserve for Inter:
est
Deposits
...—. 2..
-....
--ticn costs you’
2: a. year, ‘
32,875.35
3,351,450.38
' $3,753,476.91
no CITY ‘
3
I .
trill NOW '
Amos Blunt:
4 per cent. .éiiil your money -
ltonolvu downward.
electric current customers in tha.
:tlor the
{August 4, 1910,
p for carrying a loaded revolver.
‘ipas formerly lived in Chicopee.
l
l
4 cotton or mixed goods,+dressea, blous
. feathers, draperies. coverings.
Devotion in the evening will be held
at, 7:30.
mun
‘6
opening of today’s stock Market. In-
idopendent steels. sugars and low grade
Ini‘vs were Inuderatrly higher. but mo-
, . tulptnenls and shippings again
Pressure Was di-
nt". against Studebakers, American .
a: =i Atlantic Gulf. in which early
. . tended to :1 point. Dealings
in fails it pro light at, nominal changes.
on K THSE
arm All. 5: ins" I
. . //
All doors—the. private door of ,. ' 1""
the “boss"f—the door of the li—
employment manager— ,t‘ltg.
the doors of the other officials ”‘7
——‘are open to you if you wear r1
dignified Klothes. Such are
KBDLES
Wm Kmmes
. Superior workmanship has made
‘ th'em fit‘for American Workmen. They are made
from the best material, for good looks and long
s‘érvice. Kroll's Work Klothes speak dlym'ty. They
stand up, have the‘ “snap," “pep," and style of a
‘ .‘ v.
: ‘1 STREET, Noomw-Shippings.
‘ly Pacific Mail and Atlantic
led the market to higher levels
e210 first hour. Rails. notably coal
yrs, also responded to a moderate in-
fquiry, but the list began to sag when
lsteels. motors, leathers and textiles
lbecame the center of another selling
lmovement. American \Voolen lost al-
'most 4 points and reactious of 1 to ‘3.
1points accompanied light offerings or
fother industrials and specmlties. Out-
‘ot—town: advices dealing with the mo-
tor and alfiliated trades were not en.
couraging and the Mexican srtuatmn
provoked further liquidation.
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.—Olls
were bid up at midday. Royal Dutch l
and Mexican Petroleum displaying ;
marked strength with some of the l
’cheaper petroleums. Other leaders
rallied irregularly, only to fall back t
lagain when call money advanced to 9 {
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{per cent. The motor group was
weakest on the further reaction. (1
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DEPORTATION LAW AMENDED.
VVASHJNGTON. May lie—Presl-
dent VVilson today signed a bill
amending the deportation kw.y so as
$10 make possible the deportation or
lGormans and other aliens who were
interned during the war as enemy
aliens. "- .
{ Weather Forecast ‘
1 For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
,night. and plobablv Thursday; littl‘o
Ecltange in temperature; possibly lizht
frost tonight in the interior: moderate
Enorth to northwest winds. The center
of the western disturbanre has rewqitr
od nearly stationary during the loot. 24
hours. but the front edge of the rain
made-to-fit uniform, butcost no more than ordinary
overalls.
FOR SALE BY
. ' BOGERS& STEVENS, , ‘
South Norwalk, Conn.
(more. which add; to its attractiveness
'nic 74-er coax shown above hes a convrnltle col
for
.-._~ .4
Joseph, who apparently~ had been! Manhattan holdup is believed by the”
slam while Sleeping in bed. had two police to he the motive for the crime.
villi
x .. . .. ,. . , .
area has moved as far cashvurd as
Pennsylvania. (‘loudv and ruinv won-
tlter prevails notiorul'ly this mornin;
from ('olomdo eastward to Pt'nllSylVit‘
nin. (‘loudy and rainy \Vt"fllh“l' pre-
vails generally this morningr from (Tol-
orodo t-ustwnrd to Pennsylvania and
from the southern portion of the Lake
melon southward to the Hull”. 'l‘br-
temperature is sli:lttl_\' lower along the
northern border and light. frosts were
roportwl from Nllt'bican. New York and
Northern Now l-Znalnntl.
l‘mtllllllfitllliil."i!tllltlilllllllt"ill‘lti‘lli'lllf‘WtHlI:
.//
MURDER CHARGE
; AGAINST A WAlTER
v
.2 BOSTON, .\l:t_\~ t‘l‘lllll‘
mas exposed by tint lilltlll': tit" :t
11‘s body bunsmlt :tn orb
South littd laoust‘. _\t=.<lt z"
't-hztrgml as murder Mal“! it.“ I
Dttskztlukis. a waih r. ' . 11“- RKMAN’S.
llasltalultis. who was also Err-It’ll US “ ~ . l 55‘ ?~‘ ‘fi-r'-':""L=.¥
l’ill’lliis~ was i‘tit'ziit-l'ljv :lSStllt‘lt‘llt'tl “2‘31 M V“ -- “- ”'“"‘ a“
Mrs. Alirw Aisvtutult in t‘hlltlllt‘lillfl u
lotlrzittr: hull-1'1- \\'hI-lv lilo luttly. twll‘ml
ml to bo that 01‘ Mrs. first-noun. was
found. He has bovn misfit): Sl‘JCt? ‘ie
sold llu‘ llOllH‘ in January. stilt-r my ‘
ing‘ lllt' woman llilfl left 133"“ to 1;.) to
Canada.
In (Hiram-e of lbw autopsy. fittulirul
Examiner Leary ivxtit'ossml tho opin-
ion that the woman had been killi'll
after a struggle. The throat was rut
‘(leeply and there were several ot'ltnr
\\'t_)lllldS. The body had been in the '
cellar apparently since December 20
the day Mrs. Arm-nun]! disappeared.
I SPRINGFIELD. Mass, 3135' ll;
Boeton detectives who have been here
since last night looking for Paul
Pampas or Dasralnkis. wanted in con
nectt'on with the) finding of the body
of Alice AI‘senault buried beneath an ’ V ‘
ash pile in 3 Columbus avenue houre.
‘yes‘tt‘hrtlay. have established to their
isnttsfnrthn that Poppas is not now in.
i‘lllls city. The police rM'ot'ds here
‘slmw that Pappus was sentenced 1171'
name of Paul Dasculakls. I
to two months in jail ‘ ‘ "
Pap- I . ‘ ‘
detectives left the city lodav. The . 2 .
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whit-ii
\t‘o'tl
in it
llrl'lil‘
up
st lletlt
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Baby’s flannels and
other yoolens know
that, they come from
the tub clean, soft and
Co
A May Day dance will
-., . -- be hPId to-. W . ... . ‘ IV . . .
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when washed in luke-
warm suds of—
Kirkman’s Borax Soap. ~
NEW nttss tilt in
’lelllglllllttllttl tilt _ , g. ’
Women Can Put Bright, Rich Color in
Shabby, Faded Garments;
Don’t worry about perfect. results.
Use “Diamond Dives”, guaranteed to;
give a new, rich, fadeless color to any
fabric, whethef it the wool, silk,» linen,
l. i
‘;..'P ~1- 1? II 2 ‘
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es, stockings. skirts. children’s coats, 5
The Direction Book with each pack-
age'teus so plainly how to diamond dye
9 his...
when you want it; . g .
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