Wants. '1': named. Business sud mm...“ 9...... Mus m 7
LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
Two Cents a. word; minimum charge 500 per lane. 3 times $1.00. Gaps Double Price.
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WANTED
. WANTED -
,Experienced Wood Healer .1
,_ LE supsnmrsnoau'r ONLY!
Tristram Shoe Co.
l FOR SALE
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TO m ,5
FOR SALE—Pair of work horses. work
double or single, a bargain if sold at
once. Bower & Malone, Feed (30., Nor-
walk. Phone 194-2. .
FOR SALE—One Ford touring car,
1918 model, 30x31A3 tires, all around,
$275. Also a 1919 Ford roadster $290,
two good bargains. Phone 21663., Nor—
4
-il'
l K l .. l\'Ol‘\‘.'nlk.
TEDwOperators
i'chines for felt goods.
~a ng. Inquire 4 Snowdon Ave.
\VANTED. FEMALE—Opera-
on waists. skirts and dresses. 9
on all Singer
Also wom—
r binding machines and to take
3- homc. Apply H. Jacobs & Son,
TSt.
, Ell—Colored woman would like
by the day, laundry work or
walk.
FOR SALE—Double house, 6 rooms
on each side, price $3,800. One—t’am~
ily house, 6 rooms, 1,800. Two-family
house, $2.800. Located in East Nor-
walk. Ask John T. Hayes, No. 7‘,
Main St.. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—“food, sawed in stove
lengths, 1,5, load $4.00, also fence-
posts, any length, bean poles and
oyster stakes. E. V. D. Hamm, “'est
Rocks avenue, Norwalk, Phone 1580.
n Also furniture, dining tables
h leaves. bureaus, chairs, Willow
. piazza phall‘s, a. refrigerator,
r
summer rugs. Box .y. Darien.
TTElL—Two blue flame oil‘stoves.
, 01 3 burners, ovens in good condo
illlljv
)7
>4 Alain St.
T Ell, Experienced stcnozrapher,
‘H'lll
l‘.‘ ..ll’.l cont-ml
I'll"; {“3. \‘v'vslpm‘l.
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? NH}.
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of
ltruok. “'eslport.
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9/». ‘.'?"‘ll
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' circa”
promptly.
'l .._\ lor ave.
U “
ll
‘i: llouse. some grounds. 10
'l walking distance
l orwalk station; send l‘ulk
I ~- I ' lt‘s‘S.
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' On. D Ulllll
'l‘ ‘u'i.’: .
l’. O. Box 136, Norwalk.
.E‘Ifil‘ (:irl or woman for light
Miller, 14 Burl‘ltt
l-" - . lll‘...
l’lza-ll-
Mrs.
1611242.
, ' . :1 llousckecpct‘.
. ; ; w Fort St., or Tel. 523-3.
boys at least 16. grad-
: 1.: ll. grade work entails. Mes.
«l llL'lll clerical duties. Apply
.‘ vii» ”
’i‘lCll--~ll_v man and wife, a posi-
Woman as cook_ man as chauf— phone 219
about place.
'cr 6 p. 111.. or
ill-s, Let) You llaaltte. ll. '1". I). ‘
Plowing. carting, lawns lo
;. c.» to beat. hedges to cut, etc.
Apply James
3 in family.
Tim 8.- llublu-r '(io.
LOST
l ‘laquyrinirgllt. small H-
lZIumll.
cull 166-5.
Cfi Ill 90
ll: EN DRICK’S GARAGE
F.1d D’larglletos Re-charged, Cylin
dcrs Reborcd, Welding and
Brazing
' CHESTNUT ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
, . FORD RADIATORS
$10.00 and Up. ~
Ammw
.2125.“
a
Norwalk Radiator Repair-
mg and Automobile
Exchange
. 26 Main Street, Nor-walk Conn
1; Phone 954
t .
THE BICYCLE
TIME IS HERE
IVER JOHNSON
NEW ENGLAND
EXPERT
Are Reliable Wheels.
Draper-Maynard S p o r l: i n g.
Goods, Bicycle Accessories
Ford Parts, Fish Tackle
A. W. Hodge
.......,.
\
. , AUCTION _
William H. Guthrie, auct
sellvto the highest bidder.
of Belts
_‘\ orwalk.
Beds, springs. mattresses, sidé‘ board,
chairs, rockers. tool chest, tools. silver.
. picturesl
nuns, garden tools. curtains: sewing
all stove, lawn mower, dres-
washing
: {4,
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our hing,
b" desk,
tum-blue, etc.
glassware. dishes.
bricaobaofi
» CHARLES BOSCH.
_ . ’ SOEVENT NOTICE
I ’ ,strlct of ornlk 53.,
will, March 22. A. D.
i
A“ :n: walk. in said districtdeceased.
The Court oppmhgte for [the 915. $1,000.000 was ordered.
l Nor-walk, hath limitedand al-
szx months front the dateiiere- 9’3 securities. ’
”It: 0
lowed-
' ' for
"‘ lllbll
ll’)~fé
~ Hunte-
“mt-9w,"
W‘- 5011:» indebted to said
113‘“ ””1 to make
the'ereditors of said
their ‘claims for
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PHONE 917
FOR SALE—.Buick 4 cyl., 5 passenger.
and Chevrolet roadsterfboth equip-
ped with electric lights and starter.
,‘ltoadster has wire wheels with cord
tires. Flore Bros. Garage. ‘Tel. 925.
FOR SALE—1919 *Harley Davidson
‘motorcycle, side car and all accesso-
ries In A1 condition. Call 12 Haviland
In person. Clover Mfg. 00., St., between 6 and 7 p, m.
IFOR SALE—6H TB LE
191/2 acr T—llouse and
1es land, high ground. Tele—
FOH SALE—5 year old Jersey cow
With her three day old calf for sale.
George Herman, Rowayton Ave., Ro—
Waylon.
FOR SALE—1920 Oldsmobile Six, Shu-
felt’s Garage, 11 Edlie Ave, E. Nor-
walk, Tel. 1633-3. '
FOR SALE—Building lot on Nara-
nlake Ave. Block ‘B, Harbor View
Park, 40x111 it, for information. 'l‘ele—
phone 1978, Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Groom
and toxlet, large carrier lot, first-
class location. $1,500 ca h. 9
Mitchell, Telephone mar-s Georgv
FOR'SALE—Rose bushes, 2 ‘ears old
$3.50 a dozen, Orpllelia. Suplcme and
Rutter-fly, will bloom» all summer.
lrees. bushes, and shrubs, having pur-
chased the nursery end of the Bowen’-
ton green houses, we offer this fine
stock at bargain prices. Reynolds Poul-
try Farm, Highland Ave., Phone 1036.
FOR SALE—3 houses a! 19-21 Union
street, buildings for rent, at 15
glgrshall street. The Hatch & Bailey
cottage; water
BUSINESS NOTICES
Ford d~livcry for hire by the hour.
day or W’Uek. Also do light delivcrv
for stores and shops. Frank L.
Anglonc; 21 Tierney St., Norwalk. Tel.
85623. '
l WA_LL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now 18 the time to paint your house
cand keep it from decay. Have you:
rooms decorated. Ask for my prices
on Wall paper, and paints. Save from
£211“) 33] per fcntmolni labor and mate-
. exam or i te, 3' ' ..
*South Norwalk. ' :1 Lone St
-- EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
“lll overhaul and repair your car. am:
Naggy Bros. Lo
trucking of all kinds.
New York. A -
Phone 318. ddless 71
Daily trips to
. WANTED TO BUY
cal‘vlésl-gg‘l: of cattledExtra prices for
. .0 pigs an I -.
highest prices. Phone lggdry I pay
HARRY Jr FREEDMAN.
. CAR OWNERS NOTICE
Automobile Electric Systems over-
hauled and re i -
and ignition D3 red. Starting, lighting
$20- Phone 9031-3 . -
St» Opposll . . o. Mam
Norwalk, Cgmlvflsons list Shoalso.
CARRIGAN & FL
ARTIFICIAL 7 ‘
SUNLIGHT' .
We will wire your house lor-
Magic Ball clock, so. Nor-wan:
l'one‘er, will
> household
goods. etc., Friday, April 8 at 2 p: in.
rain. or shine, on the premises corner
place and Harvey street,-Ea_5:
Probate
distale or Hannah M.’ Dibble, lateof
e to .
,fi'fimt wastorde‘red. it was explained becausea
whonaglect to [swarm §c~ Sleleken, who was German born. was
. properly; attestedrmtuasfial mutate prove American cutaneous
ll be debarred asrqmvermauznvlmwmm -
Estate. are re- $0.5hQR.;,.
Electric Light, and install in
tnres, lamps, etc., on the mnfilh.
ly payment plan, any part. of
the city. Get our estimate, be
fore having your; Lullse wired
WRITE ELECTRIC co.
l3£Washington 8t., 8. Norwalk
Phone 456 ‘~
PROPERTY RETURNED TO
. SIELCKEN’. .
“’ASIINGTON. Aprll’ oil—The Attor-
ney general has authorized return to'
the helmet Herman Slelcnen" arises
York, property valued at- amour-1
lmately r$3§000.000>sei2811 by the alien
the sometime the return'to lrlrrwldovv'
of her own property valued- Manhunt
Both pros
erties. alt m’sald, . consisted imam»?
The seizure of Sielckehlsr..prgpegty
after his death"
rrwas naturalized in _ .San
not lost his cltlzcnshlp‘pa-
‘5." voyage
make in your own garage. Phony 602—4.’
cal and lonEdiStance.
, L. GOLDEN
Cedar street, ,
a specialty. C J. Van 1111
Rear of Web ’ H g .
phone 902' b Bros, So. Main St.
A MAIER‘S—Auto T
.C . ops, Curtains.'
Toplgslsillognsi) and Upholsterlng.. Ford
YNN. local/m .«lo'iig‘.
distance trucking of E l ' l
Chloe Leary & C 1 klnd§ :
' phone 363. ‘ 0., Phone 1%7?.__.Ho,use{
property custodiandnrlng the war..,A.t-
TO LET—Small house of 4
good well water and garden.
$8 month.
T0 LET—A small neatly furnished
room; electric light, bath and tele-;
phone. Reference required. Room!
care of Evening Sentinel. 3
T0 LET—House, 3 rooms, toilet, Sink,
electric lights,’17 Laura. SL, 80. Nor-
walk, Mike Santella.
FOR RENT—4 newly renovated rooms,‘
all improvements, by May 1, to a. re—{
fined small family. 7 Pleasant St., E.-
Norwalk. .
T0 LET—Store near Wilton station
_ and postoflice. Good location for
meat market. Apply Modern Grocery:
Co., 50 \Vater Sn, So. Norwalk, Conn.
rooms. ,
Rent l
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TO‘LET—Il—room apartment, first lloor,
immediate possession. Inq. ‘
Lawton. 12 Chestnut St.
T0 LET—Furnished room. Apply 5:
West Ave, South Norwalk. Phone
1994.
“OR RENT—Storage Space,
uold furniture. Sepa ate rooms.
Semi-fire proof building. ubbell Coal,
s} Storage 00.. Inc., Saugatuck. Comm
Tel. Westport 47. We issue negd
liable warehouse receipts. ‘
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FOUND. I
FOUND—Pocketbook. Charles. II.
Harvey. 23 Chestnut St.
FOR SALE
All Kinds of Country‘and Shore
Property
Special lnducements Sale “for This
Week
1 house. High street, $3,800. $1,800
will buy this house. lst mortgage
$1,000, will take 2nd mortgage. Very
desirable loeallon. If you are looking
[or a home don‘t miss this sale.
1 heuse, Newtown avenue. $5,000,
new house, 21,4; acres, good neighbor—
hood, and vely desirable.
1 house. Ely ave. $4.500; 2—famlly
house; Improvements, $1,900 will buy
this house. Mortgage $2,600.
For appointments. until omce is
completed in the Swartz & Corbett
block, call Tel. 199, office; or 831, real
deuce:
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
1 .
Apply 24 Clay-Ste”, . l.
‘thcm to ca
Nowell and Murmaryhoifor some
time have been, connected with.. the
Oscar Levy item. in mm Plum
have opened a. stone on- Woohlngton
street in the tormer Jacoby estabuoh~_
ment, where they have installed a new
and complete line ofrmen's furnish-
lugs.
The White Plains Argus, has the
following to say about the two young.
men on the occasion of their leaving
that. city:-
Royal Nowell, of this city. who £6:
a. number of years has been . anager
of the Oscar Levy Store «. - Main
street, will soon open a men’s l’urnish-
lng store at 153 Washington street,
South Norwalk. Conn.. in partnership
with Murray Warshauer also of Mr.
Levys establishment.
Mr. Nowell is-one of the best known
of local merchants and has always en-
joyed the confidence of his large host
of friends and business associates.
Mr. )Varshauer has had years of ex—
perience in the men's f'nlshlng bus-
iness and in one of the most progress-
ire of the younger merchandising men
-of the city.
The firm name will be
that of Newcll & Murray and it is the,
intention of the proprietors to carry a.
full line of high grade merchandise.
Both of the men are well known in
the. trade and their long experience
with sources of supply will enable
tcr to the better class of
trade at reasonable prices. South
Nor-walk will lwcnr-l‘lt by the advent of
this new firm in luxsiucss at that place.
Both members of the firm have been
receiving the best wishes from their
many friends in this city. The firm
expects to open thr- new establishment
on April 16th. Mr. Newcll “'11! con-
tinue to reside in this city.
CHARLES MUST
SOON LEAVE FOR
SW'ITZERLAND
Continued from First page.
'- ' ' lint mk—
shortly lwl‘mt umm twin; 1
omperor Chm-us has left his refuge
at Steinzlmanuv-l' on l'llE-l way out of
(lflmizll confirmation of the
Hungary. .
unis lcht obtainable at
rpport, ll0\\'(‘\'l-l‘.
this hour.
Bl'l‘.\l‘l§f~"‘.‘. .\l\"ll 5 (UN ill!" Assn-
ciatml l‘rl-wl. Former “m hcf‘OI:
Charles ll-tl Si:i“~lll:lligv:r on his Wu}
out of llllllg‘M'v .M 10:34 ovlock this
morning. :u-t-mli‘mu to word rcccul-d
llt‘l‘e late this lt-l‘t-llwtln.
BOYS COMING
Flore Brothers’ Garage
Overhauling and Repairing -
11 Hartford Place Tel. 925
FIORE BROTHERS, Props.
JERSEY .
SPORT SUITS
Made of Heavy quality Jersey
Fifteen Dollars
68 Washington Street
VVOLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto -Wreck-
, ing, Co. '
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone‘Barnum 5586-2
Second hand parts and tiresto
’ fit'any‘make ofcar'
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L E’ECTORS CRAFT.
("l'a’l‘(l\2‘- L":
NEW ‘vl‘zliK. April 5.——«Charges of
graft will ‘- lodged against 80' cus-~
‘fims i"5:pv('._»!‘§ or approximately 80
vi" cent. of the entire personnel of
4%.: " "a: \'(-:“.C office, it was announced
~ ll. Newton. collector of the
M, 7...
lilo:- ..
, Syn-"'2 h~cntr~t of the Treasury De-
,‘l'lrtll. have been investigating con--
(litlonz: l.l ll‘l" T'cw York office for sev—
eral months. ~ ’
The charges. it was said, involve
amounts ranging from :25 cents to sev-
‘erol hundred dollars. accepted as grat-
uities from passengers. The smaller
amounts were-Collected. it was alleg
ed. as additional .war tax. ,
“’[LLIAMS' TRIAL STARTS.
COVINGTON, Georgia, April 5.—'—
John's; Williams. Jasper county farm—
er; charged in the confession ot his
negro farm boss. Clyde Manning, with
having caused the murder of eleven 0:
hufnegro farm hands 'to' prevent evi-
dence against him. for alleged. peon-
age; faced trial in Circuit court here
today on a charge of murder or one
of‘the slain negroes. An augmented
force of sixteen deputies had became,
hinted‘to preserve order in the court.
room_and arrangements made .for a;
. pity crowd. ‘ '
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7’ HAS BANQUET
{enroll many
flatly France,
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* 1 0N31MEBAY
Continued from First. page.»
. . . fl
returned from Europe. where! she
of thwountrlefimartlcu-
”H“ “m“m‘iflplfii’
«lay’Par-ls. with-its m _ -
glen grantee. each marked with a
white cross. was especially vivid.
Another selection by the Glee Club
was next on the progra , and ms fol—
lowed by the vocal sel tion, "11 Tro-
vatore," by Mrs. John Gardella. ren-
dered in' a sweet, strong voice, which
gained so much favor that the singer
was obliged to respond to sefiral en-
cores.
The last speaker of the evening was
Rev. J. W. "Walsh. who spoke “About
Shakespeare." Rather Walsh’s ad-
dress was particularly interesting, in-
asmuch as he recited many unusual
particulars about the great poet's life
and works that are not usually en-
countered. Father Walsh quoted pas.-
sages from many of Shakem .vzlre'rr
works, including the Meqchant . c2.»
ice. Hamlet, and others.
A final selection, by the. Glee Club.
with the singing of “Auld Lang Syne."
closed the formal program. Dancing
followed to excellent Inusic furnished
by the \Vellnltz orchestra until a late
hour. '
The banquet was very well served
and was elaborate. The menu was as
fol-lows: , '
Grape Fruit Supreme
Cream of Tomatoes
Celery Olives Radishcs
Fllct of Sole Tar-tare Sauce
Roast Turkey Cranberry Sauce
Green l’cas Mashed Potatoes
Hearts of Lettuce French Ill-cussing
Ice Cream ,Assorted Cakes
De m i —'l‘asse.
The committee in .charge of
banquet and who did so much
make it a success. consisted of the
following: _ Mrs. L. A. Conncully.
Mrs. James Harkins. Mrs. Allmrt lv‘.
Rose Miss Catherine Torpy. Miss (.‘nt-
herine Duffy. Miss Mnrie Basso. Miss
Elizabeth Harkins. Mrs. F. A. Slate
and‘ Miss Alice Prcndergast.
WILL IN QUIRE
INTO NEGLECT
the
to
Continued .from First Page
crippled and impaired soldiers of the
late world War" said the I'l'l‘SldCllt'S
l
statement. “There have been num-
erous complaints that the government
is neglecting the becoming care of
these defenders to whom it owes every
consideration. and there is further
complaint that there is tardiness in
dealing with them and their claims;
which grew out of their service.
" I should like you to make diligent
. temperature.
OF SERVICE MEN.
mm, menu m
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NEW YORK, April 6 (Wall Street.
10:80 a. flux—Initial dealings in the
Stock Market today were again very
irregular and confusing. On the con-
structlcve side Studebaker was most
prominent. rising si point in the first
few transactions and soon extending
its lead to 1 6-8. General Asphalt 7
and Houston 011 also were strong with
American \‘Voolen, American Interna—
tlonal,- St. Paul and Sears Roebuck.
Unsettled conditions in Holland prob—
ably accounted for the 2 point reac—
tion in Royal Dutch. Pressed Steel
Car, Kelsey Wheel and Atlantic Gulf
also were reactionary. Mexican Pe-
troleum. yesterday's most erratic feat-
Live Poultry Mark-ct 3
22 Woodward, Ave. Phone 'w ..
Sue docmr'e bills by anon M
try you know is fresh killed >
WHEEL L STRICTLY In.“ . ‘
EGGS ONLY
We will pay you the armed
prices for your chickens if you w“
. to sell any ‘
Let us give you an unmet.
kill. dress and dellVer tree
, a. 3:5
“E. LAPIN ' '
ure. yielded a large fraction of the
outset, but soon strengthened.
‘ Weather Forecast '
For Nor-walk and vicinity: Fair to-
night. and Wednesday. The disturb-
ance that was central yesterday morn-
ing ovér Utah is moving very slowly
eastward and centers this morning
over Co'lbrado. It is attended by
snows over the central and Rocky
Mountain districts and shew'ers in the
plains states west of the blississlppl
River from Minnesota southward to
Texas. There has been a gradual rise
in temperature over the Lake regions
and eastward over southern New Eng-
land. The pressure continues high
over the states east of the Mississippi
River and the entire Atlantic sea-
board. Pleasant weather with ab-
normal temperatures for the, season
of the your continue throughout the
eastern sections.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
fair weather and not much change in
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GOLFlCRS TO INVADF. ENGLAND.
HORTON. April 5.—-—Amcrica's ama-
l‘eur golfing invasion 01' England next
month filmed strength today with the
announcement by Francis Ouimet. at
various times National open. National
amateur and French amateur chant—
picnr that he would go across. Bust-
[less cmlsil‘lvralious which had bound
him previously well" removed when his
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' > one: non ‘
I hove a fine lot of (I01 hero-o uni
cold for the high dollar. I
You. Mr. Farmer. will shown, in ‘ ‘
need for your spring work
these excellent speculum , ,5“,
SOUTH NORWALR «ALF. 1am “-
CHANGE STABIAEG ~ .
Waohlngton new a 45335
- AUCTION EVERY TUEBOA! a o;
7"? oil;
THE DAINTEBT 0! 00"- '
for Summer-time can b} and II‘ 9--
wlll let us , ll
Tailor them [or you. I and; l
The newest designs emu-co- .vwn
trimming ideas are embodied lll ‘
garments that we mm on i A
Come in and see our undo ‘5
ment of material. ,3
New York Ladies' ram
11 North Hun 8mm 3
or sum {5
TWENTY vEARs
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employers added tlwir wish to that of
Captain Fownes. of. the American
team that Ouimc‘) join the venture.
It will not be Ouimct‘s first attempt
to gain the British classic honors as.
after his famous victory ovcr tlrv Rn»
fish masters Vurdon and Ray in'tlle
play of the triple tie in the American
open championship of 101?. he wont,
to England in 1314 and lost in the
second round.
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SIARIXE CORPS PLANES ALL,
RIGHT. .
“‘ASHTNGTON. April 5.—-Marlne
Corps planes cnroute from \‘Vashlngh
ton to the Virgin Islands arrived at
Havana. Cuba. at 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon from Bliaml. Florida, “in
inquiry of department heads or those
associated with them, in an effort to
excellent condition." according to a
‘message to the Navy Department from
FROM NOW .. -,
will yours be the r7 0‘:
success or the v-3 “1..
wasted years? ‘
Learning gives power. ‘
Training gives .sk'dl.
MERRILL;
Business College ,
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r" d ‘ w 'l ‘ l - ~ I - “‘“W‘J
FOR CONFERENCE mi 0‘“ “f; ‘3 ‘9”, 1,15 SR‘anmf 1t Ithe L‘. S. S. Minnesota in Havana lmr- Day and evening session. loam m
-—-"“—'— $1$3ii$sll§rrlm 31113. “ or. lacking infm— 2her. The machines were. to leave on 4-! Fr 3.“ Vt
.. g cctlul or falling to carry _ r ev Cuba early Phone 81 c ,g
Continued from First Page out what is the unquestioned intent of “"9 “CM 108‘ {0 cajmalsu - . ' ' ‘ ' ' i
F— t H Th: Congress in its enactment of laws and today- ‘ r!
.q ~. .,-.,m;.1inn for lmSDi 3 l .\'- ‘ the making of appropriations. There .__.__———-———-~————‘— ' .
223,1,‘§,:‘,,.'.,J.. l‘ommltlve han‘ 1'90“ 9": need he no inquiry into the intent or PROTECTING THE ”511- FOR SAI‘E ' .113
Mommy {Ultimate ill securing Jud?“ the government because. I think it is BOSTON. April 5.-—'l‘lle fish at “’10. - 3}
Harry C. Sputum of Stamlord as well understood that every agency de- municipal aquarium are to be protect- House, 5 room, in mt N . . ”gm.
Toastmaslmi Tm. ultgr-(llllnf‘r DTP“ sires to deal justly and generously ed this Year from the pokes of un’u‘ 0 , 2315‘ ‘ 3,;
gram “'m h“ 51'0" ".“t Yen-V ““met“ e' with those 0f “5 defenders who ‘werc brellas arid canes. Last nightrthe City for $2200 . {iron r3.
'l‘llo various dt-ll.‘gullt(lll23ir“'1;lo:‘1;:o :3; lmpiaitrlcd li‘n tthe nation's defensfii Council approved the Park Depart; Also House 6 room; In south “ out! «"1
' - 0 use l ~ “ in i won ( )e we w 9 You . -i ' ‘ - ; .
i’gif'flmlot” or the ccnfcrence “1110 are making inquiry as to the failure to mcnt regulation requiring tillat $11323 , walk for $2,200. Fur partial}!!! .» , "a lil
lune ll('l‘ll clcctl-d wotncerst“l“‘0;:'lcare for these scrvicc men. that you brellas. canes and SHORE w Clef: ll ’ J hn T Eu V: a ”W N
inlr(lll|ll:l"(l.and the 9 . am ““102 ”‘mlalso make inquiry into the abuses at the aquarium entrance 1" pro on ASk 0 0 P j;
\\'ill\ an address The cm _, ox 'Jwblch have developed and look coma" “poking at the fish by Visitors. ‘ _ m 1:; _
Nnru-nlk lib-1h Whoa! Who u . 1‘0“; .fully into the regulations adopted so _—.————————————-—— . No. 7 Mam St. lmunMfi"""? VN~
lvlld the High-School Plélb' “’l‘ik‘ ‘11:“? that you may know their probable etT— pREsIDENT DANBVRY BOARD OF- REAL ESTATE .5 ‘ J,
ln- given the some evening ““330 bon- feet in the‘t‘uture. It is well to rcal- ALDERMEN- _ -—'—- 3““. I
Opportunity 10 £993“ T9.“ of eméht‘ 119 that the American people want to Danburs'. Apr-l lS.-—At ,ll SpCf‘lul . all, .
quet without missng 1 “5 pngafieronce proye the republic’s gratitude to these meeting; of the Board of Aldermen ‘ , - ’ q :
Th" “'3‘ 8985”“ 0f “‘9 con Thp,’ men. last night. A. Shelton Davenport was MAX LEV ! S " Will , i
will ‘30 at 5:45 Friday ant-rnoo‘n-I and “The regulations and policies ad- elected president ol‘ the Board. ‘Tnc, * ‘ 1}.
conference officers Will?” elec '91 the vanes-d at this time arcrlikeiy to be in‘actlon makes him acting nla.\’0_r 0‘ th“ ‘ J
Rev. E. D. McGregoI‘ “fl“ fil‘eahtgce vi 9‘7001 f9? 3 full half century to come. city and was taken at this time bc— l SHOE S I OR v.._ 5:
boys on the “Call to the .onteresél‘iu-1 In order to deal justly with these men cause of the serious illness of Mayor, .. 3,“
The banquet» Wlll follomr this 861 111C: ,and carry out, a Pémianent policy it Gilbert. l 31 50 Main St So, Norwalk ~
All sessions eXC‘PDtJl‘e “1"“.9" amt l j 'is exceeding? important to start on a M " - l ' " ' .l '
luncheon. onh Suéul‘c‘i‘ag‘k “'l’lllellgodlgt‘ l‘irm foundafion. _ NE‘Y .LONDOV 31132;} 030E”)? ' It. - 25$
'n the Soot . 91‘ ' , '1. — .. "I'have ask .. , Gen. .7 w «or INTO C 7, .- ,_ ' ' ' 4
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ferencc session Vi ll beg'm‘ at gross t} available {0.3042 "'h'jnformation a5. crusade.ill-WW“?t violators, M. .‘Oul l Footwear ' , ”’5‘"
Irving will make .hls "1-1"? add d‘.‘ 1you fully deéii'c“ ‘N ich he has gathcr— automobile ordinances. the police)? - o 3;?!”
11:30. At» 19 the? cmWence Wm -nl' l‘l‘d tithe-re ' tans-e of the. exam: Xenia: Iound the “‘00”le 0‘ Me}. ONE AND TWO STRAP" saw.
vidcjnto sectional grofipl,_ “Esmegfg ltWe in luvcsliga ins: the relations of 35- Frank Morgan parked m an‘llleg‘all PUMP AND OXFORDB _ A.“
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f"lloys’ Clubs £1114 'GTECLLPS- .. These sf: Caredoehteri'fnto—a u‘ldelygiingég .- TRMN FOR YALE RACES? ~ High and Low Heels . _ 3%.;
uonal confereme.‘ , c l"? “mi“ 9 tall"! 01' 'testlmony but that vou will NEWVHAVEN! MW“ EiTAm‘ "at." ‘ AT $4.45 TO $3.45 “ “3“
in the form 093“” .bn‘“ Emu?" be?” lo smell-“folio department ing- an InfluX‘Of'm‘mrs' “d “ “gum ' ' » OED! rm”
Papers. by varm’s“ 1””. are m .°‘ head-senate dclalsrespon'slble for the desire'fl‘f Yale “I“ ‘0 €99 ”‘9 » 9? HEN’S AND BOYS 0 .. ~ no"
presented in 9301‘“an* The.ctm- SGPV‘lcle such information as you mav throughout. the law '11)me mana‘iger AT $4.45 TO $9. ‘ ‘vr' ‘0}!
forence photograbh {“1“ be taken '8“ require to mod judgrrrent’on the pro: m‘e‘nt‘has arranged for an obsen'ait 93.1 , I ,
11:30. A recreation period will: ““0“ gram adpnléfi'and make recommends- train for the YaiC’PenMyh'aum 131cc ‘ 2‘33
imnmdiately attenthls. Thc luncheon lions 33;“ ~011i‘5fdlmi’e'conmetv on~ the -H0usatonm. at Derby, .Sa'tur- #37 ’ “ 4-. .
for delegates will bezsecvc-d at the B "f 7 ‘ . '_'~ 7‘ -- day.‘ April 30. .. . _____________________ . _, 7
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at 1:50. Mr. Irving's secon address “‘92 Bat—.111? More in, Clinton avengedmne a glass or Salts it your Banal:~ _ i
will comes“ this time. The confer-J 319.9313“. yesterday, according. 139‘ . .- or Bladder troubles 3'0‘1- .
anceswill close promptly at 4p. m. word received; here. ' Airy-Lewis 43f '9No man or woman who eats m 5} :
It is expected thatlolo’welg'n Knapp~‘mmin‘fll-health for several months, regularly can make a mistake 3' . ’ 5
will‘be 011e,..of the nominees for‘fle‘di; grasses fittefidlng‘ to business at his flushing the kidneys occasionally-W? - PEOPLE S
dent 0‘ thiscwerencg- “’3“ G0” ' New Yark‘ofliCe until a. few days ago. a well-known authority. Meat. feral}! ; 1 _ .,
child“ of the Jr 8: J‘ ash, '0" gE-‘Eer’l Tutu-Lewis waeiborn here August 6. uric" acid Whichvexcltes” the kidney!) . > - ~' , .
ously PI’OVided *1 hwdsme badge for 1373 th f Ge A Le v: d . ' verworkcd from the .
all conference delegates. Francis Nor- ' s e 5°“ ° "39, ' V‘ 5‘ an_ “"33 become 0 ’ . - 'lt - TR‘ '8] Get ‘~
throp chairman of the entertalfment grandson} of the founder of the com-,atrain. get sluggish and fall to n er . ~ . .‘
committee, has found a. generous re- lpany ,of which he became president in the waste and nelson: from 016131004. . ' . ' \
spouse to the appeals .vfor homes in succession to 11115 father. He .wu'thon «reset dicks Nearly all rheuma- ‘
which to entertain the "181th: dele- graduated from Yale in 1894 and wasgtgm, headaches. liver trouble. new,-
gates. for Friday night»- lodslns endimumea to Edith Gluen,’or-Demno.loosnm dizziness. sleeplessness and
b’e‘fiifi“ zgsafigfiggggggng where rm. in 1900. mire. Lewis died in 1913 urinary disorders come from sluggish , —""'"' --
are a 1 9. Mi- as » ‘ “ . -
certain of’amrile entertainment for alllm‘d “1 June" 1919' he muffled ‘ kidneys. .f 1 a dull ache . _ y,
- .Graoe Meecham, at Brooklyn, who The moment yOu ee ‘ _ . |
the mm” Mining mm thing? ‘wlthan intent son. survives. in; the kidneys or your back M” d I On account 01 the " . . as
“I‘m“ ’1‘ “M e“ or” ° 8 H: lntextiles u the nanosecond»; aflemiive. no; . "
from the Boy Scout: 0: the city.
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has assigned boys to these neonatal
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15"”;an meal. and get ”about {our
‘ounces of Jad Salts from any pharma-
'c¥; stake I tablenlpoontul in a glam
loft water before breaktast, and in a
few days yo‘ur kidneys will act fine.
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hfld‘fi‘f grape: ‘an lemon u co. m-
lblbed with lithia.‘ ”(this been M
the " kidneys} also» to neutralise _.
{holds in“ urine ‘so it no longer cause-
irritation. “as coding. bladder waive
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