inundation you! . way so blue? Do your bfiu luck 1'4 up ' H is do ours? But cheer ."tor the lens Scanner day is th its warmth and . its _, bow—who shower-that the ,1“ .which now do consp ire , all disappear and the end. or mv’bring“us all lots 5: coal fl . . ' ' . 1.3m refusals tower]: when: t3: were: and a udon’t care" spirit are in evidence-on out: me. on new}: m n somatic-amumwruoé clincuities. It ther is any question in your'miad regarding ””3.” . bei- requirements and purchases, write Or call and wewilladvlse you: as best we can. - Our service is better than ‘ordina’rymeeausewe,’ have an ucellentprunizstion and unsurpassed auto truck delivery ‘ 35:93“ . “hilfilm ‘ ' ~ The Hatch e, BaileyCo . ~ somnoswntx, collie. ', » , I ll 1 Petato Acreage :. sear-sent. Lea,Lara~_—1s41 ‘ * ’crease‘in FOO'd Prices In— ‘ dicated 15y Situation—'- ‘ .By Reductionhlsofikely in Market-Gardens, ' Potato crops in odnnecticut this year 1 cover about} 85 per cent. or the no so used for this purpose last year, according to, the current issue of . the'Connecticut Agricultural College \ .45 - "a lJv. is the time for iced tea and you will flndthis Gey- lon just the right kind for all occasions; No. 1, Royal Plantation cures. '. r’v’eryfiestfireamem Nucoa Nut Oleo, “The World’s Best’" ..:......... 3561b RoyalLunchMilkBiacuit..'............."..‘..........20cm 'Pure-LeafLard................................... 286 lb Campben’sl’orkandseanazcanszfie Eddy’sOld English Style Sauce, ‘bot. 156 Very BestFomosa Oolong orMixedTea.............45¢lb .Hlllsdale Sliced Hawaain Pineapple...................,..35c EZShine StovePofishpercan .. 15c Extra WineBiscuit......w.;..~..........'........'.....28ch GET YOUR LAYERS FOR SHORT CAKE AT THE WHITE HOUSE ABREADERY.’ ONLY 100 EACH. ‘ ' Beckmann’sG'rocery uLuoieiogt on so 83 Washington St. FREE DELIVERY Phone 1405. CEYLON TEA 45.315. DAY SESSION ONLY DURING ‘ JUNE, JULY AUGUST, 1. ' South Norwalk. Dim, V Td W. "Raymofii 1 UNDERTAKER Tobe—Office, 1609-3: House, 693. ‘ . 27 WASHINGTON ST. -' “N‘EVVIV RED MEN’S BUILDING- A . o » y o e e - Schultze s Fnday Fish Specials. . STEAK HALIBUT 35;: lb. FRESH MAGKEREL 35c lb. BUTTER FISH 28c lb. STEAK GOD 18c lb.» ",BGSTQIX BLUES 18c lb. irLAT rIs’II 12c lb. HADDOGK 12ch THE BEST BRANDS'OF CANNED FISH Schultze’s Sanitary " Markets N orwalk-—.§outli , N orwalk 25 Per Cent. Discount 0 GIRLS’ COATS ‘ 7 II ‘TlieChildren’sStore 37 Washington St. ’ Ono. SchultZe’s Phone 324. White, Graulated Sugar" " For Everybody ' Built Stores. Standard Butter £9? EggCO. 12 NorthMain St, '80. Norwalk 4 53 Main St... ' NOrWalk _ w » slate Press Bulletin. The same condition’ * ' is true in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. while in Maine, New Hamp- shire and Vermont “potatoes “are like- ly «to show about 95 per cent. on the, 1919lacreage." - _ The figures were taken by the agri— cultural oollege from a report of. V. A. Sanders, field agent for New England or the Government Bureau of crop es~ II' iniIir cent. less—cows on Connecticutfiarms today than auyear ago and about 20 per cent. less labor. The supply last year, in fact for several years, was in- adequate, but now it is forcing marked reductions in crop averages. Statis- tics Show, according to the Bulletin, that “industry, by oilering higher wages, is robbing the farms of their workers. Present prices of farm crops Will not permit farmers to bid for in- bor in competition with city employ. ' ers. Either food prices must go high- er or some plan must be . devised whereby farmers will get a. more equitable share of the admineuly high prices paid in cities. for foodstuffs. There is no other choice but, that of short rations. . “Market garden crops. on the aver. agwseem likely" to be reduced 25 per cent. from last year," says the report. “Crops“ taking much hand labor Show heaviest reductions.” On the farms in Connecticut, in common with other States of New England, there is a "shifting to crops requiring less labor and needed most for the farmer's own use, which accounts for the drop in the potato crop mentioned above. “In one rural town having 225 farms, 45 farms are vacant and unworked; there are but three men on the farms under 25 pears old and the average age of the farmers is 58 years. This is representative of conditions in prOb- ’ ably a considerable part of New Eng‘ land towns. The interest and demand or the buying public, including labor, have centered mainly in manufactur- ed goods. leaving less active demand for foods. Sooner or later the situa- tion must adjust itself because We cannot go on for long without food. These conditions probably indicate higher prices for farm crops." ________,____. NEW CORPORATIONS. The Metropolitan Express Company of Bridgeport filed a certificate of in corporation with. the secretary or Tuesday authorizingp capital stock of 350,000... The incfir’porators are Eugene J. O'Connell, ,oward-L. Shaft and Esther D. Fraudsen, all of Bridgeport. 7 ' . The Lemme Hat Company of Dan- bury filed incorporation papers, on- thorizing capital stock of $25,000~ with Joseph Donnianni, Antonio Lemme, Salvatore Lemme and Henry De ‘Fa- britto. all of Danbury, as incoropora- tors. ‘\ incorporation papers filed by the Universal Distributors Company of Stamford authorized capital steel; of $10,000, the company to odmmence business with capital stock of 350,000. The incorporators are Walter» Jones. Joseph B. Williamson. In, and Richard D. Murphy. all of Stamford" Other incorporation papers were filed. the Tenco Garage of Hartford, the Garden Theatre company of New Haven and the \Vauregan Hotel Cor. potatiOn of Norwaik. , A‘ certificate or organization was filed by the United Candy Company of THE HARDWARE & VAULTO SUPPLY CO. ' ‘7 42 Water St. _ 1215.5; So. Norwalk, Gt. ., to Parts, Generator Brushes ' and Greases Stai‘ter and Stewart Speedometer Parts ’ yGasolin‘e and Kerosene -‘ Supplies, Tires and Tubes 412 a. 111. Wed. and Sat. evening's - 7‘9 pa me 7:301)- m- 7 f Eye Strain'. Machine cauSe of‘poor sight, es and nervousness. vs the strain with primer . A and the he daches . and ness disappea ~ making itk are to use the‘eye‘s. , ' ' specialize in the fitting or. eye strain. - ' no . ' a 0%..3323 V and p or SHOP ' BEFORE SIX - ~ J une. and the Bride Beautiful White Kid Slippers for the occasion. For traveling we have. very nice Oxfords and Pumps. ‘ OND’roa TEE escort” A fine assortment of Black and Brown Shoes andbxfords‘ that certainly please him. .. A ‘ I ELWOOD- o CLOVER . ~ ’12 Washington «Street. " z gens-E’s I. ’s me I? IT'S 30mm; ._ , rum; nuptex Fineness cooxsas. - , Cooks Entire Meal. Bakes, Roasts and Balls. “Saves Gas, Oil or Coal. “ ’ There will no more Over-heated _. , ititchens with awFirelessCookerg ‘ . lt‘worksywhilex you‘pla‘y. v. Come in and new. explain what , , ,Onésrt‘ul mess messes: em 3.5.0:," 3 ' ' V ‘7;' E.“ of $25,500. . Dr. Phineas H. Ingails and E. B. Bennett of this city, as a majority or the-directors of the ‘Harli'ord Real Estate 8: Jmprovement company. and meeting for (1573 trustees thereof, tiled a final certificate of dissolution with the secretary of state yesterday. All assets or the company have been sold or collected and distributed to the. stockholders in the proportion. of 211153.25 for each share or capital stock 9 , . ’ -- -~‘. ' a... V The Yale Tire 8: Rubber Company of Hamden in a certificate tiled yester- day with the secretary of state, an- thorized an increase in capital stock from $500,000 to $1,500,000. number of the shares being increased from 5.000 to 15,000 by the, addition or 2.500 shares of common stock,,and thé‘i's- sue of 7,500 shares of preferred stock. each of the par value 013100. A» certificate died .by the Metal Specialty Manufacturing Company of . Waterbury authorized an increase of capital stock from $100,000 to 8200.- 000. The'»number-of shares was 111-- creased from 1,000 to 2,000. . ' REFUSE v-‘ro PAY HIGHER Rams. SPRINGFIELD; ' 33., June 2‘.— Sixty or more faim ice. occupants of . ,three large apartment", blocks and. members mt the Rent Payers,’ Protect- ‘ive Association. today refused'bo 1333" ‘ rent‘advances to their landlords, and will fight the increases to the finish, according to. W. F. Grady. President; The three blocks invades have , been: purchased by Hartford Conn..- inter- Wfififlwl . It is esumatedifigagrgjigij New Haven, authorizing capital stock! in; eyes. 9 res onwasu~ruu and A 7 77 W 7,. V. ,V “Nor“:flkk Leading Dry GOOdS Store~ ; GOrdon Silk HOSiery - ' ’ o .. 1’53 WOMEN—No better stocking made, Black, white and all colors. ' Ca half lengths in all Shades. 'NOTABEME SILK HOSERY roe WOMEN—4w colors and the best value in the cunt $2.00. FOR GHTLDREN—A very satisfactory grade at low prices. nfigmaernneneinjgflgnszogems SUMMER WEIGHT UNDERWEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ~ as: William C. Procter, Who Advanced Half Million to Aid Gen. Wood’s Campaign ' door, and after getting out locked it * TWO ' MEN ‘ ESCAPE FROM MIDDLETOWN INSANE HOSPITAL (Continued from first page) o planned and accomplished their de— parture has been found and an inves- tigation is being vigorously conducted. The escape was made between 3 p. In. and 5 p. In. No doors were found unlocked and no windows were “un- fastened. It is believed that :Laudati had secured a key and opened the again. He was committed from Stamford. On March 10, 1917, he was arrested for the murder of his stepfather, Er— nesto Punti, a music teacher. He was also charged with wounding his wile, who was living in the house in which her father was killed. Laudati was found not guilty of murder on the ground Of insanity and was commit- ted to the state Hospital here. Three times while he was in the lockup awaiting trial Landau attempted to kill himself. Laudati is about 3 feet, 5 inches tall, smooth church. with a rather pleasing appearing face and is stock- ily built. Babbicio. who escaped with Landau, is not considered dangerous and was of weak mental caliber. He Tin-photograph Was taken while Colonel W'illlam C. Proctor of Cin- cinnati, one 01 General Leonard Wood’s ~campaign managers, was tes- tifying before the Senate sub-com- ‘Ini'ttee regarding pro-convention ex- 'penditures. He said that be personal- ly advanced $50,000 to the Wood fund and in addition contributed $10,000. Much of. the half million was spent for publicity and f‘education,” Colonel Proctor stated. - STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT TOLD TO our expenses _ Comptroller Morris C..%bster,. at a conference at the Capitol in Hart- ford, Tuesday morning with Dr. 'E. K. Root of Hartford, membernot the state public health council; Dr. C. J. Bart» E. lett of the statelaboratory at NewHa- ven, and Dr.- 36111: '1‘. Black, state commissioner of health, said sanitary inspection of schools might be lert to local authorities, that .cities and towns could see to it that their water was pure and. that Dairy and Food Commisioner Themes Holt could see that ice cream sold to the public was pure. Mr. Webster made these Statements 'in connection with the recent request at the state department of health for an extra~appropriation to meet the ex- penses of the department. which re‘ luuest drew from the board 0! control ‘ the radvice‘to curtail expenses as, much, as possible. The state'depart~ meat of health planned to conduct the .inspecion of schools. .water and Wei. did not. however. according to Mr. ‘Webster, intend that curtailment ext ((1 to file State laboratorygwhere Dr.- artlett said, the number of tests had increased during tn?" past eleven - months from Hanoi) to 29,000. ‘ Two LIBEL cur-rs FILED. Both plaintiffs naming estates as defendants, two quieting of title ac- tions were tiled, with Clerk W. Tracy of the Civil Superior court yesterday; Edward J. Taylor or Westport, ones the estate of Francis Summer: 3. for. ‘mer resident of Cambridge, Masada an endeavor to secure court title to land on Turkey Hill in the Greeup' rFarms, section.” William S. Adams oi Westport, has Hurlburt‘, formerly of Wehtport, claim- ing title and rifiht‘to eight parcels of' land in Westport. formerly part "of the Hurlbutt’ estate. Both'cases have been assigned to the June terma . ' --_-Try a classified advertteementln' the Sentinel tor the best results. 3 I mamas mm 1. ' '7 W nausea...” am. fine OptometriSts are Skilled”; ' Our C . ice .cream’itselt. The board of con- ‘ filed action against the estate of Anna " ., 'MilnenS. yes, and when Jeast expect- was— committed to the institution last summer. 4: Special 10-Day Ofier to the Public Starting Tuesday.» June 1 - border to keep our help, which wex-oannot' ail'ord to lose, during the summer months, we are Oder- ing the well-dressed woman, Suits Made to order, all complete, from $47.50 up. We guarantee quality and lit, as we have the latest fashions, lead- ing materials and linings. NewYork Ladies’Tailor llrcssmakcr and furricr 11 North Main Street. Phone 3363. Removal On or About June lst I will move my stock of Snortina' Goods Bicycles Trunks. Bass . Harness and Auto Supplies to the ‘ Music Hall Block react ‘ . ‘\ Supreme Court May Not ; Report Liquor Decisicn (Continued from first page) to Chicago to submit .1 the Republican COIIVL'HUK to present it to 111? .vention. The platform demands :1 mun Deals in the Postal suniir :31 “'ch - the employees will inm- “pug”. tion to hear cases inwiviug ant reports 01’ 111i:- mnplcyrcs; enforce ment of the eight hour day and 1h ' establishmem of a half holidav (hut ing the week, with pay for Men,“ working holll'S: “SSW: standard ill? all postal employees with proper m. . vision for quick rcudjusuncm .0 mm '- ichanging mmmy \uluvs: :m .uleqmls ' retirement law; reduction in night , Work and imprm'ml working rrxnrfi. ‘ tions in all the POSL'C‘WII’GS in up, £01114 try. platform to ' m and Mr ‘- lfiimscnmt rom— " uf 3i- H.Kricger&C0. Ready-to-wcar Clothes for the whole family on, . easy payments. LOOK J AFFE 8; ASH Will pay you 10 a. pound for Straight newspaper, 1 Me ior magazines. Best prices for fur- niture. Telephone 499 or send postal to 37 Fort St, East Nor- walk. ‘ Specials for the z Week HEBE BRAND MILK Tall Size can .......... H. O. FORCE 0‘ A pkg. ............. 1 N. Y. STATE PEA BEANS * Alb. ...... .......100 SWIFT ’S PRIDE WASHING POWDER Apkg. .. ......... .. .. A. STULL f g 24 Cottage Stiff A ’M 11c 17c . : ' or SOMETIMES ed. it is the unexpected that we are rotten called upon to face and Teminds 31,3 we should begready. . ; , sear Jyournutomobile to this garage‘ torrepairs. We will make it look like not! find the charges “wont be high Wflafliit truani‘tlmesr- ”5 nsuit , . «INRVAU‘EFO‘WIL‘E - nnmlm~ 7 or how his thew He Who Does Not masticaio well is an own life. A pm‘wn v prepare the food 102' the back tooth im- teeth are sore and i611 occurs that :1 bridge work or a the gums and it‘l‘” mouth in such a com patient is scarcely ’ such a change in his 2 could be possiblv by f outlay of time and mm tation free. Dr. J. H. Mallefl mall-- ”3 m sP-fi runny of hi ammt props 1hr Humor. ( fidilv. m‘ 1 r-‘v11<izi\'c. 0 )1 is so. Maln 8:" 5°" , u Hours—9 A. M. to 5 Sundays by Appointmen ‘ lar Dinner : ~ 332:?“ Supper includup‘inn Sunday Full Course treet - North Mam S 11:30 to 1 a. m. is. 1mm. '
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