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$22.50. $26.95. $35007
5? Just. received; .newlot of Marobou Grapes
WE, a... ghnmng molar-goat W of,
T; ' 1' rl'uis m um 91W?“ ”Mal. V which we‘plece on sale at;
5.22:1? S a 2 '
$7.95. $9.95. $44.95. $16.95
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Cash Another Manufacturers Surplus Stock of New Spring Coats: These Coats Go
Almost Half Price. The Lot. We Advertised Last Week Were All Sold By Saturday Night. We Advise
12:: ShaoEarly to Get-These Wonderful Coat Values. , , .....
. '45 2 .
55m .' §._ .- 2 '.
TWnEDS POLOS~GOLDTONE
.1“ “iiiJl‘Y CLOTHS YALAMA—blLVth ONE
Values up to $25.00
_ , CHERONS~VELOUR
l” ~~~S§LVERTONE _ CORNELIA CORD
l~-GOLDTONE , " —-—TWEED
1‘.” ..; 2 ;2 to $22.50 $14.95 Values up to $29.95*
, . lei/2.9.5 mAL'] ‘ERATION S 14 REEmwll on
’ W ” "‘ 2 ” ' ' “New cgg'éahllmés.
= w ~ ~ “ Clg-i'lliimltés of incorporation have
liven filed in the oilice of the Seem-
tary of slate us follows:
-""2' The 2th“: “Englmriid ( Merchiadldise
"3 « yzv ' .22 0' com ct:
EfiPECIAL SALE OF
2 54% 05:4 (2' iii l-, ’ Zitlm. Li'-
{3:693 into it's; 'éhar;:(:t $1023; mom":
pm'znors. Samuel Markowilz, Morton
w . Krechowky, and Samuel Lem: of
mill.
Coats - .Dresses
$l298to $32.50 $1.0m $37.50‘
Worth up to$55 '
C 3? ’S
"Va-l2 Siam That Saves You flfonqy
Worth up to $55
Hartford.
, The Millonlfil‘iechan Really Cour
pany of Milford; 10 buy and sell real
2951310: capital stock .$l\!.uoll, divided
into “‘0 shah-2s at $lmll incorporatol’s
F'. Sheehan anti Agnes C. Carroll of
Bridgeport
'2 The 122. M. Slime ("murmny of New
llm‘mi: general insuranoo company:
manual stock, $10,9m}. divided mm 1027
lshares at $10”: inconmralors. livrrm‘l
EM. Sime. Raymond E. Brock. and Al‘-
‘Umr \V, Chambers of New Haven.
(Jemifioaiv of :lsscoialion: ,
Tin“ Knickerbocker Producing Com-
pany of Hartford: capital stock. 34¢
3‘00. divided into foriy‘fivo shalt: at
31ml: president. Alonzo Price. New
York: secretary and firmsmror. “Tl-
liam F1 Stevenson, Hartford: diror‘
1012s.. Alonzo Price. \‘(illiam l2‘. Sle-
vonson and Herman H. Light of New
York.
i The Hungarian Home of New Ed
Iron, incorporated. has filed a final
vertificale of dissolution. stalling
their“ are no creditor‘s.
The 12. £2 l. \l'aisl company at New
illondon. has filed nmiop of on in
lereasc of capital stuck from $83360 to
2$50,000.
’AMERICAN RELIEF
r 2.2.:
1‘“ mm". .m
'2 2-1V'Trt$?€$SWaWWM/wflm# ,
”‘l‘iiESSEES MADE GEEK
R‘ODE ON TOP OF" AUTO.
Cle' of a man perched
suers. enlivened
going home from
trict" early today.
things for
the “lobster
ed by policemen had
"' 22 a
5 , ’2‘";
A Lumig
l2;
223.2; oil mattresses made over equal to
very nominal charge.
driver condescended IO
and explain. It seemed
young man on top was
slow
~.~..,
it
“.l
'l
l . ,.
:macl‘nne tor a short trip."
“I" '
police court
today and display
I
S"
SEW YORK, May 13.—-The Specia.
precariously
upon the top of a speedy automobile,
ducking bullets from his police pur-
Crowds
dis»
After two automobiles commandeer-
. chased the
speeding car through 34th street and
down oth avenue to 20th street, its
down
that the
Winning a.
wager mode in a Broadmy restaurant
, hat he could not stick on top of the
will repeat the explanation in
slight flesh wound in the neck as an
NYKY Y ORK, May
EAmericans in Hatljin, llzirzirsh an?
Aintah. whore. Turkish forces are
Eclashlnz with Armenians. are saw.
ed today-by the Near
~noplo.
Four
tinople
States.
and Rev. Ernest Pye of Minnesora.
tioned in Marsovan..
There was some question.
a
Mllbury. 31358., who has
,I'M: WELL l
WORKERS ARE SAFE
lSr-Bt‘elief that
was oxpreswd in a. cahiegram recen-
Easl Rclioi
from its uprceeniative at Consignm-
. moriczm relief workers. me
cable stated. had sailed from Consum-
ria Greece to: the United
These included Miss Justina
H. Hill, bacteriologisl of Vl'aro. Mass.
Miss Alma Guest, a nurse of New Ha-
ven, (301111.. both stationed in Malalia.
2a
missionary from the American Board
of Foreign Mission, .who has been sta—
Neg;
East officials said, as to' whether the
fourth was Dr. ‘Raymond “'hitney of
been sta~
’2
r .2
7:33
.1»
1; i ’ifii'fl ‘ Street,
ll
3
ziii'z'283e3 Coiled for and Delivered. _-———
1W
argument that he has been sufficiently
lpumslfid for his alleged disorderly
icon-duct. The driver of the car faces
:2 Charge, of reckless driving.
15 REGlMENTS 0F SMlTHS.
g;V\r’ar
Records Show Browns and
7 Jones Mere Close,U9.
i ‘xYASHI-NG’I‘ON, May 12.—~—Smiths
: made up tifieen regiments in the Am-
erican War army, Johnsons made up
oleeh more. Browns eight, and 'Wil-
Hams. Jones and Millers made up
more than seen each.
Records at the Bureau of ”War Risk
In“ lance, wherejhe names of 4.622;
4 former service men are indexed,
«:13 families were represented,- in. en 2
< number to composemore than
mgimeues each, and the Wilsons
, . . 1mm each. .....
a oohoxv that the Anderson22andDa-
V
iionod in Cae‘sarea or Rey. Henry Win-
gate of Auburndale.
. Mass, another
missionary, who has also been station»
. ed in Caesarea.
ZLEMBARGO ON HARTFORD FRElG ‘lT
HARTFORD. gliay 13.—-—The New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail
road has placed an embargo on lorral
outgoing freight as a result of the
strike of local switchmen. Practically
all the men in the local yards are out.
Up to noon today no reasons for the
,walkout were to be had from the men
or their representatives. They made1
no demands on the company,~nor did
they give any inkling of. their purpose.
Railroad officials said their action
rs’eeroed 10.1w a belated joining stake
{
strike which beganwéekmgo.
. w
Harry w. éwmr. Jane ice lung,
bought more than he know when he
purchased the Greenwood mills, in
how Hartford, early. ' year. He did
not. realism till too late meow par:
chase took in the gas plant adjoining
‘his mill. Mr. Walker conducted the
gas plant for a few months and found
,it did not pay am new no» petition-
i-ed the Public Utilities Commission for
permission to be relieved of the burn
‘den of: furnishing the New Hartford
I people with gas.
Mr. Walker paid $175,000 for the
Greenwood mills. He bought the place
because there is a. large pond on the
1 property and he wanted to harvest ice.
lSelling ice is his hobby and when he
"‘ discovered he had also bought a gas
,plant, he immediately began to take
lmv ntory. ..
The gas part of the Greenwood
mills is only worth about $15,000. It
[is in such poor condition that Mr.
Walker would have to spend aboutg
$50,000 to get it back to normal. it. is
(said. He has made up hismind that
the demand for gas in New Hartford
does not ‘22:: "an: the expenditure of
,that sum. .:.;e it was announced,
Sunday, that the gas plant would be
discontinued, "New Hartford people,
who have been using the fuel for light;
ing and cooking, have begun to look
for something to take its place. There
are sixty homes and restaurants that
will be affected when the gas plant is
closed.
NEW SPORT STADIUM.
NEW XORK, May 13.~«-Construmion
of a sport stadium at. 225th street and
qBroadway. "which will have a $9.211:an
’czmacity of 39,000. was, «begun today.
The enclosure will have a. six lap bicy-
cle track and also will contain a elude:
path for track events. W'ork on the
. ic Games at Antwerp.
.WOMEN PATIENTS BURNED
TO DEATH
OTTlflVA. Om.. May ESTWG
Huge!" Maternity llmpiizl‘; hove loday.
$35” You Wear?
‘ S‘l'EiiiEfii ’94
THE AN ”SEPTIC '
For lodigesiioe
Constipation, Slck
cuss. Bloating. Sc
the Stomach, "ad
nothing better than
physic—
FOLEY CA'i‘lifiR‘i‘iC 2.32.3513
News: disappoint. Tm; r 2.‘ ~ "l
and loci better in the Lair-32.2.,
I George Jenner. S222 Ann‘sslo, Tuna. "l'..lc~.
Cashartic Tablets ant- Ignaz-en t u an». sh: h- .
laxative I ever have when and F r:‘r; .,3 ,
them (3:! coo:-r§*2~22'
For sale by Stillsonxmu Corp.
£196?er
Stadium is being rushed. the owners”
said. to permit its use for the final tr): .
+Outs for bicycle racers who will rely
.resom the [mixed States at the ()lynm- .
women paiienls “’Wl‘i? burned m (loath 5
in a fire which damaged {he ”color:
mung-yaw
. mt.
WTFGRD, Ma? ESP-fluent»
eighty of the mrhundm condom w
and brakemen employed in the refl—
road yards here did not report for
duty yesterday. Following a meeting
at noon in the Central Labor Union
Hall, leaders stated that the men an
‘nul striking.” “ _
It was explained that. the men are
tired of waiting for the Labor Boa!!!
to adjust the wage question and that
upon learning that it will besevexfl
months before a setlement can be
reached, the men decided to "take a
vacation."
The men already out predicted that.
the entire working form here would
lay off work before night That we
“walkout" may spread was countdown
likely.
ALLEGED BANDIT PLEADS NOT
GUILTY.
QUINCY. Mass, May It’s—«Nick Sane»
co, alleged to have been one of that
robbersw who killed Paymaster Perl
mentor and his guard, Alessandro Bow
rardelli. at South Braintree, a month
ago, pleaded not guilty today to the:
charge 01‘ murder. He was held with»
out bail for a hearing on May 19..
'VVhen told that counsel would be ap-
pointed, he said he was ready to 30 t0
trial at any time.
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Drop a little Freezone on an achim
corn, instantly that com slope hurting...
then you lift, it right out. It doom?
pain no hit... Yes, magic!
YVhy wait? Your dmgglst sells a.
tiny bottle of Freezone for a few cent»;
sufficient to rid your feet of ever;
hard corn. soft com. or corn between .
the toes, and collages, without. our
ness. or irritation. F‘reezone in tin
much talked of ether discovery 020
Cincinnati genius.
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Suits of
on Amazon mama
nuts Work ’Klolhesl
‘isnapfl ‘ pep” and style of a ma e—to’
fit uniform.
A working garment which looks well in ornu’c of
hours, and costs no more than ordinaryoveralls.
SOLD BY
ROGERS & STEVENS,
South Norwalk, Conn.
ualitfand Service havin the
«mus
WnRKKwTHES
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New Edison's realism.
lug singer.
Come in and try it.
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‘ lo you" want to {my
MnEBISflN'S
,\ REMISM TEST? ,
This is the new and fascinuting way of testing the
’l
W's can give the same test that was mode by
distinguished American psychologists in New ”fork.
Let ‘u- give it to you. See whether the New Edison
produces the same emotions as listening to the liv-
' \ THE ALFRED FOX PIANO 00.:
85 Northflain Street. South Norwalk.
Ommsite Congregational Church.
Norwalk Chronicler