wmm
Fresh .Jersey cow. three
young worm. .
\VANTED, . H :
Sowing Buttons: and.
suck Lining
days offer .
arse. Steve Ku
SALE-tone 1918 he; I
very est 0! con
cciO' ' .
Ave»; South-i» 9g
. he Tristram Shoe Co -
4 .o\ up. sown Nonwm
hOne 167, ‘
iron, sun—Hm a A 1'”
notion out
Danlmry'
M
-.__J.r_._~t
v1.1 (‘o-rmli (30., 35 Win 9, fiVénllé;
and farm horses.‘
sole Jot-{whetdheylbring
FOR SALLHouse,
_¢—-———~.
- niruro for family who
': also wheel chair to:
5:...1 Cross 1292-3. Be. -8 rooms improve-
. 'ts.. ’
-————————.—.~
: illll to work in 1380- .‘ In
‘ .uilor who under- ston 8L. $13536”.
.‘wu Co. Winnipnuk; .
be fresh in two
man, Bowayton Avg;
FOR SALE—installs;
season, from Bel e
on Homewood. '
Pinon.“ - - - '
"M.
3544:” Comm-y
w (whim-lent girl or woman
» . lmucowork in familv ot‘
New Canaan
134 East Ave.,
__._‘_______
. Klniil for gnerai house-Dar
I‘ll; lumliy. 9 Morgan Ave, _
_ ALE OR. .
and
golden. 2“" (arm...
21,5”‘lm a“ but.
--r- "
Ml)» Landscape gardener Vim 1
-h trimming hedges and shrub- .
and general ll
Thomas O’Shaughnessy, ' a '
- Ave, East Norwalk. houses a ”woman
.toga;mc, ;. a
ham 5
‘3?!) eExperionced janitor who
-‘:liidS the care o~
Apply in person. Clover
1'0 Ll?!" :-
. - 1
To LET—Four rooms .t.
Improvements, 2:.
net of Hillside; Tel.
TO tLElL-Front. room, _ with private
nil-allyloceted ~all con-
cluding electric light, tele-
prel'erred, ref-
.\ r l > . An experienced girl for
, .1 housework and plain cook-
Apply rMulti Felt
ml Cross Sts.,' So.
——.___
> osilion as a handy
.mi around cowe- andA 0!!!ch
Nemelh, callafter 5:30 p.111.
l'l.. So. Norwalk Conn.
o letwim. on
ngim- Ave... Cor-
yem‘ences' in
phone, etc. Gentleman
erences. .Telephone. 101
FOR RENT—On
shares. about one
acre of. ground,
unable for garden-
rg, Scribner Ave.
house with im-
orwalk. or ad- 111
nt of ours. Will
no charge for our
our. office. No.
11 Company, Inc.,
l'YO for a clie
Storasgémapég. him 0-
, ms.
ubbolloo
inc...» Smachcggg
estpo- . zoo. .nw. ' -
, mtg.“ “mtlflsno nego-
enemas. humans. .
Bros. Local and lo (1‘ :7
Of all kinds. n8 13m ca
. Address 71
.‘wr & Golde
mewalk, Conn
V N
fountain pen. Full
Peterson. iBLengraved
Address 10
W. C——_
FORD RADIATORS.
$10.00'andUp. ' '
Si _ or rail 1385-2.
UNLTE .TA' . ' > -
Yihe hour" Q'fllax. COS
i ilt culls.- (1‘
Main Sgt... SouthNo
mega. r3:
Torwalk memo;
mg and Antonio
Ex‘dmnge
0 Main Street,
Phone 954
Painting and. paper nan
aper sold. Wll
t.. So. Norwalk,
“Ask tthan 1 Worksdfor”
motor work
NOLDS .
3East Norwalk
Also wall p
Norwaik Conn 52 spring 8
Houée wirin
INK
47 Second Street.
PHONE 16
lfiAR OWNERS NOTICE ’
Electric System 07 r-
Daired. Startin s e
Rear of. Web
.FOR SALE
1. Kinds _of Chinoountryandrsnore
pedal inducements f ..'r .. h
or his Weelo fanning
am“.
we“? ”WM“ b Bros 80 Main at.
‘D 0‘
Price $2,700.
1 Must: High street
: desirable neigllb
Price $3,800.
.' “mush. Harbor Vi
. Price $4,500
appointments:- until
vii-«i in the Swartz 8:
Hi” Tel. 199, office; or 8
. imbrovements. ' '
orhood. 2-family A MA'ER
. Tops; $18 to $20.
9W Beach. fur- s
; extra Int $500.
'S—Auto Tops,
let ‘ .
hone $0 . SouMain
on’s Hat Shop. 80.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN. local and
trucking 'of...all .
Olllce Leary & 00.. Phone.1577.i
WILLIAM prim
REAL ESTATE;
_ moms“-
in all kinds of used tires , ‘
ORLINS '
TIRE VULCANIZING SHOP‘
e 39 West Washington Street
w ' All Slzes in Weed Chains
;» guaranteed or money rounded
. .
5m.— Yarn, $1.80
irHATOHER F
unfilmmimt
~ the tarpon: ' 10’
Thatcher-Pinch“ Fun.
are ready to
9:. {some bet
YOU: . ;aelection.”
Service pron-3L:
View Ave. Phone 3
RAMON, .TEs'mMonYa '-
; . IS COMPLETED
__ “
Continued from» First page.
purchase it
reasonably
Miller.- (All
M
death of life-im
gree manslaughter. the sent
Which upon oon
ur years to llfe~im
second degree *manel
minimumiine‘ofti.
There was much doubt expressed
the court would be
structioneatz p. m..
ght. probable: an. ad-
tomorrevr morning
pen pound.»
This is the best
.u Sweater Silk. Guano.
to give satisfaction.
.-...;) a pound.
a spook Send: tor'aamples;
Alma. Yarn 00., 53'Pitt St.
New. .York City
Prisonment;
victlon. would be .1 3m
prisonrnent: and
Tie Silk, 70 “lighter; with-
as_to ‘5 whether
ready with his
and it was thou
journment until
Would be taken.
OFFICER GAMER-l . "
PREVENWBER‘f
__ continued tram first page “
1 Thing is the- second
bery ,of: this store in
month: the previous
alsovbeon discovered 7
Galner.-_.: At that time t
stole .a. suit of clothes,
_ clothzand 'clqthin‘g'pack
made their” escape
' stdndin’g nearby.
.mnflmmmm ,
(immanent; Much 40341111011
Sincmluyd Alexander Yurvnt. .both .
culminating:
L . r ~ ~ — -
. Phone 1688-!
Mirwnlk Storage“
str '
\4 ‘ eet. South NorwulL Conn.
a
TAXI SERVICE. ' .
(“it‘s for hire, ,day or night. A
rBuleksserviee ‘.~
Phenom:
attempt, at robh
the past; three
attempgthaving
by; Patrolman
e thieves. who
but trimmed.
ed’flnlb‘mfl
in a. Ford car
2 North Main St.
FRATINA '
a canton
.. (‘.\RD on me" .-
‘14 Urge W. Johnson',,.ot.3,a an-
" wishes to extendP-heil-heartz-
1-:< to all-who h‘ave‘symps—i
all her. in anyway«luring-‘lillei
invi death of, herphmhliind’:
‘ “My the Youngn':Ha§‘Com§i
. Janina )5!
This city. Many-thongssto ' ’ ' ~
»-oooeaeh fertile: 7 , _
,, on , ore .
.' ”an who
”:44
”of.
,7 . A
' remains were
. brought to this city byrlv‘uneral Direc-
0' up. tor A. J. Collins. He is survived by a.
.. wife. Mary. E.. and a. ,son. Harry.
Therewlll be brotherhood veer-vices at
the home .On Thursdayevening. and
the" funeral will be 119111 Top Friday
afternoon. the - intermentdbelng m
FWobdlewn cemetery. Newrork'. . '
4 . John Ryan. _
John ,Ryan. .a...former..resldent of
- lug-at. his home in Ridgefleid.‘ ' He
was in the seventy-fifth year of his
, age. and had he lived until Thursday
Would have completed three~quarters
of a. century of- existence. - He had
been a. resident of Ridgefleld for the
survived, by two daughters. hire. '1‘.‘ J.
Murphy. of Mill plaimand Miss Mary
A. \Ryan of Ridgefield: and by four
sons. John T. Ryan of Stamford-and
funeral will be held at St.
New Catholic cemetery at. Lake Ke-
nosia. ‘
OUTIIINES PLAN“ 7' .
FOR» COLLECTING— ~
’ TARIFF: TAXES
l
Continued from nut Pm
the day's session of the Chamber.
DUISBURG, March 16.2.”New
French forces have arrived» here from
sections of'Germany occupied by the
French Army. and belief is expremed
that their oomlng may foreshadow
,‘the occupation of Mulhelmmn-Ruhr.
ard. Essen... Although the lollies
‘ocl‘ Hamborn. garrisonsvhl'iv‘e not. as
been established. ‘
yg‘gi'ARilB, March 16. (By The A330-
ciated Press).-—The .allied reparations
commission,_in its note to Germany
demanding fulfillment of-Artlcle 235 of
the woodman-notified the German
government it .must pay one billion
gold mark; before March 23. it was en-
nouncedtoday. Thomoney must be
deposited in the Bank of France. Bank
of England or the Federal Reserve
Bank in the United States. Germany
was told. »
smnnx'r. ’ CHARGED
' “\VITH - FORGERY
V . 2W HAVEN. March bit—Maurice
. H. gal. of Worcester. Mm. a sopho-
more .ln the Yale Law School. was
held in bonds of $1,000 in city court
today for a hearing on March 17 on
charges of—forgery. He .wu-.arrested
last night in his dormitory robin. at
Yale.»- Segal. is alleged. to have cashed
anumber .of .bogus checks.among his
fellow students. '
i
statements of other students-that Se-
gal gained admission to .Xale .by pres--
bia Law School. , Segal’s claimant. he:
City of New .York alsois unde'r-inm—~
ligation. ,
{The police say {hey learned that:
legal served six ‘months in‘ Baez:
-_-u....l.\' ipenltentiary. New Jenna for
tamfying with lite mails. ; _
Dec; Ll .an.-of thaYale Lawnschooif:
‘said laterfltizat Sega] was
the recommen': I “l of the stud
teringithe records
marks. .
1 W
IMMEAX VISION.
WASHINETON. March- 16.—.Prior-‘
ity‘ ro‘r‘ term tisifl’fh‘ter‘iiai’ 8‘; 'r‘é‘v'isioh"
legislation at. the , special -m of-
Coupe. still was an. open question
today sndd probably will be the sub-
the next few iayoby- President unord-
llnglwith Congressionalieiders; '
My ‘. ‘1” .
11:13:. Timmwmflg‘ .
, ever en. ,h'oin D; ‘a ‘ ...-l -
teglocted { "' *5 night:
. i'w o'wrote to‘it ' ."
Mi-s: Fannie Louder: and name?
Jellin'. 1nd one brother; John Fledler.
. . - . - .
rwas con-led onseveral mont
gem Dr. Black he could
Denbury. died eulyiyesterday morn-n ,
Pr. Travis.
poet ten or twelve years. Mr. Ryan is
J. E. Ryan, Thomas W.‘ Ryan ‘and .
William H. Ryan of Ridgefieid. The~
Mary's
church, Ridgefieid, Friday morningut
nine o'clock. Interment will be in the
"'the auto has spent 375.000 to find
. mission.
. . "t of here}
.5town about four toilet?” determine It)...“
recently ‘occupled the rurnl commune1
The local. police arednvestlgstinp
had-in .mind. ’
«exiting forged papers from ttholum-l protect heuthl'l-lald #119 fix-com».
sionon- ~ ' ‘
18.8 graduatoolhthe College-of the- ..
stood-it .thntwway. ‘- - - .
committee asked what ”the. Mill! .
Med from the fourxeun'; m. .
imentntion on the subject. . L- - ‘
m. D .‘ {‘
D3. Trivia.”1ud‘0om_: ,
"Gontlemenfk did ,
Txuvtsbu neg-e ,
‘ ”Wait a. minute!”
My to:.mel&, 'mm ‘ -‘
tuifihe namiuo‘ttwo W'Jn" ‘ _ ‘
o r. Travis thatwe K.» ' .to
eboutthist" ' " 9 \w
Hiya." n ‘
'“Well..we wrote to one 0111111311." ‘
Wheeief said that if Dr; Block lied
Wtfltten to - either ; of these; mom’flsne.
o (whom was a German m ' t
was the first he (Wheeler) W 3.
it. , He pointed out that-fDr." ‘Binck
should have/ dealt with—'Dr, Maris
himself. Furthermore. he Iaidlgthe
German chemist hod’ptoved t6 beipn-
reliable. . a .- ‘
“PM you tell us thatihe‘ runn-
relinble?" demanded DI‘I Black; 7‘
GUY”?! '
"‘When?” «
"‘A month" ago.” The .men
glaring at each other.
-Dr.-.Bln.ck ’said the correspondence
he an.
Wheeler said a two-cent stamp.
would have carried a letter to .Dr.
finds and would. have brought, in-
form’ntlon which he (Wheeler) Y,lutd
obtain from
Self InlmL-~ .
- Senator Clai- of ethe- committee
naked Wheeler if he was notloloflng
at..-the whole question ofrpollution-of
waters from the standpoint of looking
out for himself. . _
"The oyster industryris my. bread
and butter." came the reply. "it will
be ruined if .factory Moore not
removed from the waters at once."
Wheeler told the cominltlm that
,.
e
stood
out that the stieams are polluted.
something everybody knewr. before."
He said that factory waste commis-
sion. going at the present rate. would
require thirty-six years.,to.~ complete
its investigation into thgsmethoa for
treating factory waste; Thllucal-
culation was based on n - statement
previously 'made, by .J. Frederick
Jackson. director of the‘bumu of en-
gineering of the fzictory waste com-
The pyrotechnics were occasioned
by a hearing on a request in rthe
health department budget for. an up.
propriation of $59,000 to continuOJthe
work of the factory wutecommls;
sion for two- more years. The com.
terbury. a member oL‘thecommittee-
Engineer Jackson and 'Dr. .. iti‘to
. u _
‘ed with the money niresdy spent oli‘tcgn
the work. ‘ ' '
According,» to: Enfiaeerxg JQcks'on
there are sixty~three unseesrof M4
contributing to the pollution of Con-
necticut waters: The miodon me
five of them, those produced by brass
and copper. silk.'-lron. wood distill..-
tion and paper-end es. '
Questioning by T “Commhsloner
Blodgett brought oizt~.;flziit~ the"‘solu-
tions for treating all these except'lron
ment of-iron-wastes. Ma‘Jackeon said.
had been .knéwn six 6;: eight years.
but specific -methods;§3!‘¢§uiréd for!
treating such waste, 9 ,Q'ont New Bri-
talnxectou-les remained-1o 1h detec-
he said. . . . -
Tells Purpose,“ Weston.
{he . .oommiuion
'91 understand that am;_.n...'geo.
Mn Jackson said» he never under.
_ m. men-“m.
costlnlmm 03.000. Itth‘ed
hen determined by __gedenl experi-
ments. he said; theta“: new
harmful to plant life and fish
steeoms except when in, large nenafl- - 2*
that the amazin-
duetry; would be wiped out in a. few
.yeurs unle- the factory wastes were
diverted from-the streams. .
. Wgfller-rForecsst—
For Namath loud, vicinity: . .
ton-mu nndl‘hursdu; colder tonltht; , :
tresh‘ westerns! northwestxinds. The
“urbane which mocha-oi yesterm
doy‘morning ever Minnesota has mov-d
ed rapidly eastern-d during the lost
tum-tour hours and is now M
in: out. the St. Lem Valley.- It
has teamed cloudyhnd sho’wery wen. ’
ther in the names-Immune : :
Upper; Mp1 Valley eastward to. . ,m
the coust. The «ii-tum hxogowo.
ed bymlearlnz weather which is now
as forecast orPenutyNfinla. Another
disturbance.lp..central. over the 311'.
. Thetomperuture his
folln.decldedly-in the Upper Ill-ll—
Ilppi Valley and Lake region. but con,-
tmuesblgh in Newmm - - -
noon! m mm: mm:
NEW- YORK. March 16-
tie-He ,-.;. . .V .,
h~l~é*“
' i 7. '
fl
The newest
, moi-sue thallium-Powell corp.
.. 88113013...le Comte the
orth'Avsnno
Bem ‘Otk'lml‘oemj ‘ 8t...
_ Conn.
Mme-'3 6586-8
hsnd pom Ind tires to
tun. Northwest.
Emma-t
m.)—-Todnyls
Stock market opened~wlth~ 3 ,nm- to
strong tone. yesterday's belated rally
making further substantial progress.
Gains =of 1 to 2‘ points attended the
early deuliiigrin' Crucible' Steel; ~Re--
Westinghouse Electric.
Han-otter: 'Pulimn. .Mexlcen . Petrol:
em. Sumtra Tobacco. Corn
ducts. Chandler Motor and Bears Roe-
Local tractions also strength—
encd on favorable legislation.’ Third
Avenue rising 2% points and Manhat-
Atlantic Gulf twee
under further pressure. however. soon
declining 2‘6 ' points
Oils .were inclined to react.
‘ven was heaviest of-
rolls.
mlttee questioned JohrpGo-o of 435-1,. xW ALL STREET. Noon. fixcfpgng
yen. and, level-alto or s_ are
New fie, , e gather preseure for
Ilsa»! eg it! .
mudv‘ cs ’ “the
‘Steel .. equipments. motofil
and their subsidiaries, as well u’oilfl
copper-1,. leathers. rtexflles...nnd .jobpo
cos shared in the irregulun rise, to
W" .whiclshoru contdbutsd:.extenslvely.
““"d “ '°'“"°“ 1‘" ““3 treatmut‘ ot‘ Dividend poyintralls, pnrticulu'ly Nor.
ifolk’ «I: Western.=0reot=l€ortherm Coos~
dun Pocific and Northern Pacific rose
1 to 2 points end minor rails of the
‘class repwted clay. Rock rial-ad.
Tens und‘Psciiic and Colbrsdo South
on _2nd Pqu also, improved.
e'y' was again ‘_plentiful at 7 per
._ public Iron.
buck.
‘F.’ Se“1‘LY0N" \
.. JOB..PRINTING.
tan Elevo fed 4,
and Europe”:
the irregular
ARTIFIGIAL
‘ h" to
‘ . nose 1:
' “win-huh ' .fiz
Ninety” ml-
plan. 1|an of-
Get norm be i
”mm; film
W Plain-3:3 -
will
en.
la payment
in cits;
l
were arrived at berm last October'mon
and December. The Jkenerul Trashr cent-
. bx finconnmsroflmox .
NEW YORK. nimble—Frederick
Deféhnlpe', s Get-men. deported as on
mined. The commission: had mmglundeslroble alien, m on the high.
SPORT SUITS
:manm 0mm”
5e... today. bound for‘Calcutta, Indie.
different torms‘of treotment 1n"m'uuL‘oh whntim‘mlgrutlonsolhcials said was. .
(record deportation voyage. .It is up-
‘In’ answer to a question by. the tax ‘Proximmbr'fithvafiee-g
commissioner, Mr. Jackson,“ . he! De Chelno..-was..,s.rrested .severai
not not. prepared to so; thatqgn‘y_ of, monthsrwat
.theee sixty-three ciasses‘otwaste. fwene
injurious .tot public health..- J—Io ,ex-
“joined the purpose
9L Reliable III p
qidmbly ‘les‘sthsh
Arie; charged Where.
with seditionshnd radical utterances
againstthe government. and insulting1
enteregrthe. country surreptitious!
thmufi'flfiieo.‘
ufigi'mem-bflnrthe '
- no: fr? .ueewAn're AND
no . . ileum-mamas»: ~:
Special .11!!! «Viacom
mm m “1} Jim.” nitro-
384m
n
_ Representative Woolworth etc; the . ~
. Mr: Jackson' related: ”twmadné
motsm‘opemtlon "m been-em-
"shed : betweena tw0‘:- "1
é elied ;
xp ‘groupa. .the.;oyster-eand fish Industries,
from the »st':.-.Z:r.t~ ‘cody Riordan->021-
ent -
council. . which. 1'. and him! guilty» ofl
'..:-eakirg into the degzfl ‘fiicelnnd‘nl-ig
- of .. cramination;
< 1 .
mm .mlretcbu aololthfi , .‘
" dynamism.» . .
om mm mu -
_ antiserum MIMI-1mm“ .
Mym,h’the‘rmlo¢ W
.m _
, awmmf
EMOTIW‘BHOP‘ '-
ject of conferences to be held within .
4.371%}!!efinl. _fim, newer-em
chimemto'thsve‘: been the‘.o _
of“ presidential approval for " the‘ m-
We enact £8,80be um
er 1 commie: MMW ’
. AW!” octets.
amine
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