YOUNG MEN’S
CLOTHING .
.. teglfian business. retreshments were
served.
P———q
Sayre Young won first priser at the
m... .
. Our Sisters Rebekah Dodge held ‘
refi'earsal last night. Following the ~ "
mums!) m “Pm 11s..
cine bills before tool":
itteeonm.
will
dbl-W it» I m It held on
inquest into me death of Cool-table
John Gum. who died “the Norm-ll:
Hoepltel‘et 13:15 o‘clock on “outlay
evening. following an accident at; the
co er of South Main" street and
ward- avenue. when ,he embed
head-on into a trolley car in charge
placed under ens-ed. at *1»
bonds being fixed u-..“ it.“
surge-MWISMWI
am. We: MW
motNewYentIl mm
. 7 -. r" ‘ card night at the South NOW Club . girl, it is said. M Wu“ K
‘9 And the various accesso- : . 1 E K BANKS last evening, an (1 Charles nfiylor else will probably be heel-d “fit well. or Motown Gwmj-{eib‘er and Con- be: u m “mfihm . .
'3: ries are featured for .. ._ . o. * . _ won second prize. , ’ “W- ”“9 “’0'“ “w” W ch “‘11 HiRTFDRD it ch ,31 -wnle. doctor Fred T. Miller. while riding a rer. She was picked up in new
.3: the Spring l 45 Q 47 West WIOMIM Sheet -—-—-—-4 for “we" or the meiig‘m- drewal of tax exemptiomhon the pm. bicycle. lice after complaints M .lfi'
M , .: . U , * Guests at the Royal James hotel interest willbelnthe t f T t I 0 ti 1*- Witnesses have been ‘found who in;- around the street- in. .fi‘
‘3' at moderate prices but correct f. 3 "delafllhlIekemo Hotel yesterday were: F. D. Bennetti. of meat bill which parallels the V01" per :mzionrwelgc‘ll "anneal; “no," ” chin that Cato suddenly swerved hours 1. the mm 1‘ I.“
‘ . in 079??“ distal! .. . 80ml! Home"; Boston. Mass. and Marion Coessey Stead law At ”me“ the mum” “H: u f th lr m beam!“ can. from the side or the realm. direct- and the lnmflnflon W m
, g “ "' :i ’. ' , Middletown, Conn. , ' to ratify the mmeemh (Prohibition) “lemmplzlled 13°21me antler: by “I: I“- lywonte the rails in front of the trolley Lark's arrest. Thepollee m “-
t SUithm"! §I2I8, $35. ." -- . _ - v ‘?e— _—.._._.x_" amendment is on the MRI} “tidal“ leletlve committee on finance for car. when but a few feet fluent. cent to discuss the cone thi- fl;
” - ' ‘ There will be an installatl f :11 Miss M817 Derttt’ot South Amboy. “ct “he“ to be “ken up. a L which a hearing has been assigned _ " . with regards as to unwind-c»
so NEW mm! :cers fit the meeting or 50:31: go; New Jersey. is the guest 0! Rev. and Eggtgter the enforcement act “I for Thursday of next week. Sentinel Advertisements Bring Good rests were apt to be In.“ alas—fl:
" - . - M - .Lewl tree . Results. . '. uses.
NEW an“! 4 Malk Lodge. No. 529, L. 0.0. M., this rs. C. s l‘ of Trinity E9 pal The big measure for a hearing to- The purpose or the bill. said a of the girls oh
NEW Kim I" l. ‘ evening, Action upon the death of rectory, Falrtleldnvenue. * day was that on bills for censorship member 0‘ the finance committee to-
. , .; 5:}. ‘Brother John Czako will also be taken *April. Victor Records on sale.~to- of moving picture films. Exhibitors. 3'”: i5 “0‘ 0m: ‘3 take ”swag? “
‘5': at “mg” 5 meeting- marrow at A. J. Collins Co. theatre managers and counsellor both I; 3.333;.- 2 ° “mamptgn in»;
l: ’l ,.~ ‘ ’s were present to a, considerable num- Ig'
' A x .35. ~ “59"“ new?“ on sale tomorrow A large attended S‘Kaffeklatch" was her, indicating opposition to the idea fifgexthgdggeomf 'u‘l’gflemifig
JOSEPH DAVIS 5.3. at Donneliy’s 16 - 18 So. Main St. held yesterday .aftemoon by the lad- of a. censorship. tt ill dl In framing the bill the committee is
, , :3- " The Finance comml ee w ve '
85 WASHINGTON mm A banquet will be given at Ihe Ron “.5 °f the Germ" Rm“ Fund ”we" meas r xt 3““ t° have had ”em" ‘t ““5““
-, ‘12‘ hi Jame h t I . . 3 t3 at its meeting rooms in 17 River deep into its taxation 11 ea no showing that 12 per cent of the pro-
SOUTE .NORWALK '2‘ ac‘ lk 1,3 o e on Apr“ 7 by the. 3‘0" street. A social time was enjoyed. week and the week following. having port}? in the state is tax free
-- __ -- __ -- _' _‘ n, ,g; 5‘“ *‘vlmDemrtmeMu Thequm .. . assigned for those days such bills as The value of the ”up"; which ..
3:523:3:;333333;::gzg'gfigfifgfifugfu:- in the form or a complimentary ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Diedrich Hohn, of 24 the personal. saving banks and cor- . -
-_ -_ c- _- -- H __ _- “our“: nn_- but plans have not been c0 lat— would be affected by the lirance com
' ~ ’ , "I" Woodbury avenue, announce the on- porate tax measures. taxes on theatre mlttec bill was said to be more than
- W -- 1 ‘ ed 5°" John Milne has Ct“ 3‘ 0f ‘11" gagement of their daughter, Louise admissions and taxes on business done 325300 000, and would include real .
. - rangemems- Adale, to Harry E. Aumack. of Nor- by individuals and mrtnwmm estate (",wned 1).. Young Men's mm; ,
i . . . ~ walk. Miss Hohn is one of the popu- From Cities and “0‘th “mm“ tian Associations, Knights of Colum-
5 I ‘ .. . ——Coal at Harris & Gaul. jar employes of the City National tee: Favorable for 3. Bridgeport up “”0qu put: “3pm amocm .an
!' —-——= Dog owners are expected to storm Bank. charter amendment concerning- a other fraternal 0131111174130!“-
board to have charge of parks and
the town clerk's ,, office. tomorrow the tanker of \Vest
Ohe Of the sighs or spring, (lC‘SDlte ‘George Gedney'
, , , . grounds; change of reference to Ap- 5 .. I II
Ilu- coll weather. is the presence of mo"““g- as n is ‘he “’5'; day Wh‘j’“, Washington street. reported to the Do- propriations committee on bill con-
1°35 and Elfls flitting dandelion greens licenses for dogs for the year 192 lice this morning, that someone had cernlng pensions for widows and do"-
are to be issued. It is expected that
about 1.300 dogs .will be registered
this year.
[mm lawns. andIon the Green. and
gained entrance to his bakeshop
through a rear window and had stolen»
a valuable silver watch. The matter
is being investigated.
pendent children of policemen
firemen killed in St nice.
The Education committee reported
against the bill to repeal the law re-
lating to teaching about effect of al—
cohol and narcotics ill the schools.
The Agriculture committee was
against the bill which provided for
———-——— 2 I '
_..... .. swam-w MINERS Tl] STRIKE
. :11 llonnelly's 1.6 - 18 So. Main St. .
, LONDON. lilarch 31.——-The entire
country was awaiting anxiously today
the result of th. labor conference to
consider the grave crisis which has
arisen through the chision of the coal
miners to cease work at midnight to-
night owing to the failure to solve
their wage dispute with the owners
and the government. The notices of
the mine owners of a termination of
contracts in order to enforce a reduc—
tion in wages will expire tomorrow.
and the executive of the Miners’ Fed-
eration- at a meeting Wednesday de-
cided to instruct all branches ‘of the
miners' union to Cease work.
hieflort was later made by
“Sister Masons," a comedy in sev-
oral acts. will be presented at CorIn-
mulliiyllull, East Norwalk( on Fri-
day evening. April 15th. by members
of Opllir Chapter. No. 52. O. E.""S. Be-
sides the play. there will be several
other attractions on the program.
Ralph Bloom- or 87 Cedar street. -00“ “A o Gm
South Norwnlk. injured ln'an a'uto-
awhile accident on Monday; was per-
jnmcll to leave the Stamford Hespital
r sl night. Hc-went home.
In the final game of the season to
be played‘Saturday night. the Co. K purchase of land in Hartford county
(Norwalk). Basketball team will
(Charter Oak Park) for State fairs
clash withthe New C3333“ Five. Th/y‘ and exhibitions.
is a benefit game and it is expected Change of reference to other com-
will be largelv attended, The prelim- mitiees was ghon on petition of the
“inary game will be as interesting as Industrial lieally Title and Guaranty
the main game inasmuch as the High Company {or («tension of time to
School quintet will clash with the complolo organization and of the Nor-
High SChOOl.AIUmni Five. walk Lawu‘rs' Title and Guarantee
Association iox lll( same purpose
The Agriculture committee brought
in a long amendment to the present
law which requiles the marking of
cold storage and otlur Sign which are"
ii For this "reek—end our Men’s Clothing
Depag "5”" it presents remarkable values
_ in a group of SUITSAat
$40. 00
—Pea. C061 at Harris & Gans. -—-J:1mcs Ghlotto will be‘ at Wash-
ington St. bridge. Fri. 9 a. m. to 6 p.
m.. with all kinds of fresh fish.
Phone 1244.
Tlll‘ Bridgeport police this morning
oiliicd tll(‘.~10(‘.'ll police that {l 1917
l mil-1 Studebaker automobile, painted
luck. had been stolen from that city
t Slut?) o'clock. The rf‘lll‘ mudguards
lilo cur \\'(‘l‘(‘ lir-nl. 'l‘hv rogisirnlion
milel's wore Connecticut. 19-119.
The. employer; of the local exchange
of the Southern New England Tele-
phone. Company are planning a social
evening for the employee and their
friends. to be held at the Elks' Home.
South Main street. on the evening of
PLANS FOR THE BOYS’ CON‘FER-
FNCE DEVELOPING
(mo.- caso ouch or ”II-“I181"; whoop; The Committee of Local Arrange- the
- cough and SC'll‘li‘l.’ {over are re- April 19th Definite laus have not ments at Norwalk ‘9 making extens- llot frcshh laid and which are ex~ miner-3‘ executive to induce the gov- jl “IOIStedS: UnfiniShed V\IorSteds, Pencil
. (mi from Vorxltnlk ill the ‘weeklv l)(‘ l formul'ltci as top the ' t r f we plans to take care Of the 200 boys posed for sale ‘ ernment to subsidize the industry so
rlliditv ”part of tho State D. t: t1?“ 1 .4. rt (. t 1 t 11.,“ u e, 0 that are expected as'delegates Of the The amendment to tfi gfiett oi‘ all— that "higher wages might be paid. but Stripes.
‘ t of-Iqouuh rm “.1 neck (3:21“; “021,212“; 11.11:?“ n ' )u WI be 4“. F°“rthf {I’mnualmogder tBo3'%eIC0n€Ior—. tomobile laws would ‘: jlenalty for Sir Robert Honl-n president of the‘
' .. ' . . ._ " ' ‘ " ' lemme 0 Fairlie . Toun Y- ' -“—8’3 0“ first offense {moon yenl’Igand a subseo' Board of Trade. said this was im-
«:1; -IGIIth. Shim. 1.52mi“? .1. 4.31.1... dance Friday evening “Mm m ”mung 1... mm..- W... om... "m m .m.“ mm 0mm 1] Awide range of patterns and colors.
ugho}1t {13,}: $31.. g H on PS music. ll‘lll dancin til 4 ‘~l 1—: films in moseml'cases‘ T —Program wars. and tho amend " 0111631550 " Both the minors“ executive jmd the ‘
Joules . liedves' {illunorch%?r; ocdf Conlmlllt‘? has spared "0 pains in 86' "cour motor (“0108 a uld Sign. executive or the triple Ailiancc. made _ . _
jApl-il Victor Rec-owls on sale to- Bridgeport. ‘ curlng the best available Speakers. serious offense to rullo" "animation; 9 of the minerr. and the rallwm and i '
Every thing points to the most success-
ful meeting of this kind that has yet
been held in the County. Early reg-
ers or identification marks on a stolen transport workel -s. had meetings this
\ehiclo \villl the penalty at 15 393an' forenoozl.
,
ow nt..A.. J..Collins Co.
'llc-ports from pouch growers in
Ro ers and Stevens
." iHUStl‘zllt-d lcclu'rr- ml Jlird Life various ull‘is ol‘ the Stat are the _ as :1” maximum. W ,
tic-(l “Throughout the your with t‘ff('(‘l’ lllllt peach trees :re betsevcd :stiatilmlexltill assure delegates Of on A“ appropriation of 342500 was 1"" l‘fl‘mloy “("‘IXQT PRIETERS “
_. birds." is to be given on Monday to have escaped injury by the cold er 21 nm ' . COmlTu‘l‘ld'd for thvxjaF-KimbaJIHOéiRSI,81EF1‘I¥:I~AI)UI;M:SS- March 31.:I “
lug. April 4th. at eight o'clock, weather ol‘ the last w ."s. ~— ' .. or . _ mull at Putnam. perm en in) C ”'1' copies , ”1
last Norwzllkl'nion (‘hl‘mcl undor was l‘l-alrrd yesterday t1tllll) (till: loll: PR!15")“”filyésl‘thh A] [015T A fraudulent advertising bi" l‘Q ‘WMCh were received today has been NORWALK AND SOIJTH NORWALK. ‘3."
“‘E'Ctlon .Of ”10 Alldllbon Society. tempt-mturo of the preceding night ‘ h " ported would mpml Section 6516 andiiésued by the Supreme Court restrain- l
of Qonn. .Mrs. Augustus Gordon. hm] injured the peach buds. but J_ WASHINGTON. March 31.——Thc mskc the penalty for' I“an untrue. his the T\pograpllical and Printing
’ffiv Cnuuoulil‘LI,Club. will deliver. H. Hale. of Glastonbury. one of the appointment of Charles H. Rurko‘. of [raudulrnt 0-" "lbleadmsn ad‘ertise-"£’fessmens 1 nions from interfering F r ‘ ,.
with the Phelps Publishing Comna 3 ~' - '1 ..'.
A bill in eq-uit3 was brought by tIle
was the result of.
lecture which is ,fl‘fi:e:'l'0‘ all .- mom. i]. line from 81.0 to 00. .5;
" The amndmem. to the .nublisi‘zflew
fender: law. wolzhilnllaomagpmmnt i-
of In defender in each ninth!” and: the
lending peach growers of t he State.
is, quoted as saying that the trees
stiffened no serious injulo'. 215' the
buds had not opened. If (the trees
Pierre. S. 1).. a-llus‘lnoss man and for-
me: chalflnan of the House Indian
committee. was announced by Presi-
drnt Harding {06213 as Commissioner
. . "1““ ".'
April; ‘itelzbldsx on mic tomorrow:
urine“; 5 leI18 30.- Main 3. a."
ll"
the. Typographic-A (more which al- .
- ...*-...- .Wc. mu. {fist—ngpe injun by frost the peach cropror Indian A’l‘ffiilfi." “firm" WWWIHM and m‘ . . ,,. . I, _
WNW outlined. 1!?"P'ifhofilu next season will be very' abundant, 'L‘he Plesident till-36 appointrld George "0mlhnt‘feé3' chair “5 M 4“ Soted‘ :10" and book concerns in this . ., ‘, ; I .‘
ganb of Wadotoin Heightsoiand growers-say. n_ can”. c'"Iown. 10 be public fended 'vivoill‘d‘be tlfi‘liéflrltd-‘fie‘é‘lbfk cini )- I : I
-J'_ -1jmaak--cf\:€205coh‘.i¢ouimd.at n___._.. Printer. and Thomas Robertson. of of com and Ircredited‘ against t‘h‘el‘dflo‘ .
" . 1193‘. of li‘l'rrln"Stl-‘eet;'llnd filiburm
venue. yesterday morningg-'."I‘he
.I 9 machine wnsrdriven, by‘the.
of the" case:
. j, . ‘2
\ Hm FMWE rues-rat.
“--——l’lon-'t forget the Hat Trimmers'
and Operators‘ dance. Singing between
tllgrdonlccsd Town Mmbly_HalL Fri”
Maryland. Commissioner of‘ Patents:
Captain 'W‘llllam A. Mol'fett. of the
NINY.~W£15 appointed 'a. maybe-r -oi- the
‘11
our new Springtime Blousesare the gossip
'5 50“ Tlmmnfi NO one was in' day evening. April ISt- Music by Advisory Committee" for Aeronautics. ———-—-— ‘
_ Liptzlok’s machine was badly Ficdlcr's 7-piccc jazz orchestra. Ad— ! BRIDGEPORT March 31 .——-Ellzard0 GI: thGMMd the wonder 0f wm M:
ed.»Stum0f rd Advocate. mission 50c. INVESTIGATB I’EONAGE OONDI- Sulsonna. 27, of New York. was ar-
‘ ~‘—"'—'—“ TIONS- rested today on charges of compile“? l
The Common Council of the City
of Norwalk has just adopted a reso»
lution making daylight sav lug effect-
ive pa April .24 the date of .the»
change 0‘? time of the trains ol‘ the
New- York. New Haven and Hartturd
railroad. Stamford's Common Coun-
cil has taken similar action. its mem-
ATLANTA. Ga... March 3l.—F‘cder-
a] investigation of alleged peonag'e
conditions on the farm of ‘John S.
Williams in Jasperwonty. wherem.
in interstate amoipohile cits. He was
held in- bonded for e further
hearing. When taken y by
the local police. Sulsonna. had wenty
cording to an alleged confession b3 Connecticut and New York a bile
Clyde Manning. negro farm boss. registration pitta in his W.
eleven negrocs we ,murdered. was | The mflce are investigating an! other
renewed today wit the questioning arrests, m expected.
4
high type fashioning at moderate m
.han’s Ri'ne Ta!“- Rags,
0th Balls, N apthalene
"" Flake
comes with also--
: .Content
triclty.-——Electric- Al.
'7
SOUTH NORWALK ,
son-Powell Corp.
hers voting unanimously for tile day-
light Schedule. Question is now rais-
ed as to what the effect of the pas-
sage of these measures will be in
view of the action of the Legisla-
by Department of justice agents of
five negroes held yesterday as mater-
ial witnesses '.' Williems and Manning
already have been indicted in the
state courts on. charges of the mu-Rzr
5 KNOW_ contentment --
. kn o w electricity. Know.
Di‘ml‘cml: Notice.
TheCityNallond:
Bank--
South sandstone.
the best light—know. elec-
, tricity. Know the way. to.
save labor and banish
" drudgery—know electrical;
helps. Know the shop:
where you’ll get. superior-
electrical supplies and
ture in _ prohibitiing municipalitiesu
from adopting officially any but stand-
ard time—Doubling News.
of three negroes.
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ITS MARCH MEEI‘ING
The Wilton Y. M. C. A. Committee
met at the home of Mr. William 312.1.
Comstook on Saturday evening. The;
Committee planned for the Fellowship
Supper to be held in conjunction with:
Y M, c‘. A; Group on April 15th. Rev-
' ports showed the Gromwork to be
"well and the Father and Son Banquet:
a great success.
W
AMAGEMENT W W
Attorney Dunbar a3nd Quinlan thin!
hnornlng- announced a settlement in
I
l
WIIII‘O
_—_
—-Millr will be 16c qt. April 1 and I
after. J. H. Crosby.
From Yo-ur "Office Chair;
#1ka With us safely and wily. One
March» 2% 1921";
At a regular meeting 0‘
the Board or! Directors of
fin‘. mkheld;thisday,o
.,__... -4
. ~ .the ca” 0‘40“!” 1'5 “mum" "-1 dividend at the rate of 4 null iedltlnt scpantcc us. _ 7
”I 'Who have: not: ex-~ 'mgfgwgggrfingx per mm per anneal was - DOWN!" banking by ml with the-WW , I'
fsuit. The acfion concerned the tom‘-
" closure 01 a; nmchanic'a- lien. The case =
‘was to have been heard in the Court
of Comman Pleas. "
It was reported this morning- that.
the valuable property owned by Mr.
Bauer in Newtown avenue was to he:
sold to New York parties. The pro-
;perty recently was greatly improved.
. and is said~ to be valued at' about
7 $15,000. ‘
declared to depositors
of the Savings Depertment
m: the earning." 0f the
sixmonths ending March
Theme will be entered
on books and mid on
and after April 10th,1921.
changed their tem-
papery bonds
Ame-aiming»: perfect safety,- speedy T
, “mum:- wants end the MM ed-
Museums New York Wells's. I
7. ”Wfithus pun "meson-m3.
" infill file" centre ofbnsinces. Informsfions’vhidl‘
unwavmmduoubleeoobmnuel'qe
at your disposal. Your
it!!! mucus.
A...
i
l.for~ permanengbonds
' should do so at'once,
“SAVE YCUR EYE?
IfItheytix-e easily oryon have ’
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Which; means. that ,, e "a “P9 7:9!”
snowmen. GATIIER IN CHICAGO.
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ll 0d 1'. Hand of . JCHIGAGO March 31. ~mlowmen: 'Owllem and W I, ~
ll? lS Stl .3 go lme 41-4 . "and circus performers from a‘lIl 22:1; 0.0.1’1'1'03, me but 0‘ .0“ M‘ ;
m ' ' th try will gather here on I . ll
to save’ , I E to: Claim“: spring party and send-I. Cashier. , W Atlantic sItI‘rI SW91? ‘I Epic“: 5“de
k , 3111.414 cg of the snowmen’s League of gin; - era ty en disputed» .
° ., " Th partyisheldasa nIa , , i
Thls 'ban IS a 4th 41.}. ’ ‘ ggtceartainmint for the tent perroméra' Many other advent-fig“
just before the circus; season begins. .
‘ Among those who will~be present it
. Colonel LaVanle. the successor of
V“an£alo Bill. "'who hm the only rc-
" insulin; troupe or American Indians
still on tour. _Col. W. 1". Cody (But-
talc Bill) was the first president of
the Showmen’s League. . A
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wasfllede.S;:Di-txict‘courthnte_
today by tlIlIeIhJI‘fhn 8.. Stetson Gom- '
pally ‘of P olpma. asking tor an
injunction to. restrain, A. Sheltonrk‘ Dav-
enporteof W. from Mg 3.
good place, because
saving .llere makes
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