FAIR ENOUGH 2: z
' We cannot predict prices n'of
’give a guarantee against changes
Our best judgment is
that now is the proper time to buy
goal, and for your own benefit more
than for ours. “'0 take it that you
have good business sense and if
your own judgment conflicts with
in price.
mas
f GEEMANY MUST bEAE .
DIRECTLY WITH ALLIES-
r*‘
American High Commissioner at Ber-
lin, for transmission to Dr, Simona.
the German Foreign Minister”,
Since the receipt ol.’ the proposals
on April 26, Secretary Hughes has
‘been in frequent consultation with
Allied diplomatic representatives here.
He had previously made it clear to
Germany that he would transmit the
proposals to the Allies only if accept—
able to them. in the event they sl’auld
be returned to Germany, it was un-
derstood the American Government
would continue to work {or a settle-
‘\
y
.“ ‘, t—..—.——
.(Continued on page Ten)
the Supreme Council were again "vi-
vacious." In the committee support
was found for Premier Briand‘s de-
mand that the ultimatum to Germany
should be firmly worded. as against
the tendency of Earl Curzon to whit-
llc it down. In the Supreme Council.
Sun‘h’ use 11’ bUt (10 “0t blamed]? if 3it is declared \‘\'inston Spencer
1t, proves to _ be “Tong- TIS ,Churchill. Austen Chamberlain and ment through discussion. This was
With our Judgments as our other British Minister dissented in pointed to by some as an explanation
watches; none go just alike, yet various degrees from Mr. Lloyd of the suggestion in last night? coon-
- , r. ‘ , , n George's unreserved support 0f French munication that Germany :1 “CE
each beliey cs his 0“ n. (“Hum "make directly ,0 “m Allied “over,“
, \VASHINGTON. May Sis—An cx- ments clear. definite and adequate
You are.\ the architect of yo
own fortune and the guardian
your own pocket book.
Q- 1.“!
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111' plunalion was looked for today both
pf from the
proposals which would in all respects
meet its just obligations.
The decision to return the propos-
als, it was believed, was reached in-
dependently of any direct official ad»
vices from either the Supreme Coun—
cil meeting at London or the German
Government. ‘
LONDON. Blay
prcmc Council tod
no naval action aga
out conSuIting the l'nited
State Department and in de-
yelopments at the sessions of the Al-
lied Supreme Council in London of
the action of Secretary Hughes in in-
forming the German Government in
a communication deSpatchcd last
night. that the reparations counter
proposals did not afford a basis for
discussion acceptable it) the Allied
3.-The Allied Eu-
governments.
ay decided to ink:-
inst Germany with-
communication States.
‘A
EDISON. RE'
com: IN AND HEAR THESE‘
REL-CREATIONS
All for You——Fox Trot. .
Jazz Orchestra
I Like lt—Medley Fox Trot
(Introducing “My Mammy"),
Orchestra
ToddIe—Medley Toddle
(Introducing “No Wonder I'm
Blue") Jazz Orchestra
I Call You Sunshine—Medley Fox
Trot (Introducing “Dear Mo”)
Jazz Orchestra
Arabian Yogi Man—Fox Trot
Della Robbia Orchestra
Calling—Fox Trot ,
Della Robbia Orchestra
Strut. Miss Lizzie, Al Bernard
Scandinavia (Sing Dose Song and
Make Dese'Music) Aileen Stanley
Come and Nestle in Your Daddy's
‘ ~ Arms—Fox Trot, Orchestra
'Deenah—Fox Trot, Orchestra
Make Believe—Fox Trot, Orchestra
Siren of a Southern Sea—Fox Trot.
Novelty Band
Margie, _Harvey Hindermyer and
Mixed Chorus. (Tenor)
In the Heart of Dear Old Italy
Metropolitan Quartet
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
85 No. Main St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
cm: 4' A'I‘IONS -
The text of tlnv
.was made public just alter it had been This was agreed to after a rather
‘dtsputched to Loring llrcscl. the full discussion of the Council mcm-
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, _We Believe
" in the lumber and service we are giv-
_ng 'and in our ability to get good
results—that‘the, manufacturer who
is most concerned about filling the
Wants of his community with the best
lumber obtainable, in the best man-
ner possible, Will not have to worry
about trade—permanent trade.
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
AGENTS FOR
Creo-Dipt Shingles
Bird &'Son Roofings
Johnsélllanville C0. Roofings
Beaver {Board and Sheetrock
.VISIT THE
Goodie Shep
22 N 0. MAIN ST.'
Opposite Palace Thain
was, , . ,
hero with Admiral Beater. 6': Basil
Admiral Grasset. of France. or plan-
for naval pressure upon Germany.
The committee of experts reported
the plan for guarantees to be dcmand-
ed ot Germany and the Council will
consider it this afternoon. ‘ —’ 1
Occupation of the. Ruhr coal basin
was considered by the Council with
the military representatives of the
allies.
The Council then adjourned until 3
o'clock this afternoon. It is expected
to finish ils labors today.
May 3.——-The German Gov-
Berlin.
crnmem, according to the Lokal An-
zeiger. today. on Saturday last des-
patched to the l'nited States Govern-
ment an interpretation of the recent
proposals sent to Washington. (‘Onb
cerning'the amount of reparations
Germany was willing ’0 pay, the sum
of the annuities and the mode of dis-
counting them.
The Slau- Department in VVashing-
ton an110unccd Monday that no fur-
ther communication dealing with re—
parations had been received from
Germany sincc the note containing
the counter-proposals.
LONDON. May 3.
ciated l‘rvssl.l'l'hf’ Supreme Council
of the Allivb’ nit-t at ll o'clock this
ll‘lOl‘ninz, to receive the report of the
financial exports who are working out
the (it'lnils or the guarantees to be de-
mandod of (lo-rmany for the payment
of reparations. and also to hcar the
views of military and naval experts
on the measures to be taken if Ger-
lo comply with the terms
(lly the A 550—
many falls
of ”11' nlliml ultimatum.
litsitll-s llu- pri-mii‘rs. the foreign
ministers and the finance ministers
and their assistants. ibcre “11- pro-
scnt Marshal Foch. Fit-Id Marshal
\Viison and Gvncral Nollvt. chief of
the French military mission in llcrlin.
. Admiral “unity. and Admiral Grassct.
chit-r or 1hr (ic-lwrul Staff of the
l-‘l‘I-nch Navy,
LONDON, May 3.” Premier Ill‘iilnd
rf‘uti tlic trxl of tho notc- si-nt by
Sect-Mary m Slate Hughes to Germany
urging 1hr gnvcrnmcnt of that counv
lry i0 mnlw (‘l"ilr, dcflnitc and adc-
quulc proposals to thc Allicd Govern-
mcnls. while at breakfast this morn~
lug. He said he was grcally pleased
with the note.
Four suggvslions \vc
tlu- Council this morning.
blockade of tlu- Gvrmun ports. a par-
willi-
rc cmnmlncd by
namely.
tial blockade. a demonstration
out :i lilnckudc, and seizure. of the
customs rl-i‘rillls in ‘xcrmun ports;
Sir Gordon Howard. for Grcai llrilaln.
and M. lg‘romuixvnl. illv famous inicr-
nutionuldcgal mcmlu-r ol' llll‘ French
Foreign other, gaw- thclr judgment
us to the rights or the Allivs in rcla-
tion to "vulnll counirli-s. 'l‘hc unani-
mous op‘mmu was that nolbIng fur—
Gcl'mully.
ill‘ll lii‘mud.
ll) I‘.Ili.“l' ."I ‘slll‘l‘llltltl‘ lW'
l'll lllll ts l.ln_\nl (livurui
v
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(“Hi I‘()lun_>‘iurzu and .\l. .lnspur. Ital-
Lll‘ :uul llulcmn Fun-lull Minislrrs.
\\‘l" .lu-uu' llmi .\mvl‘ic.‘ln susccptl-
.
i lw runl‘ully considvrcd.
and l“:cllch Governments
inczms {or :1
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GOLD MEDAL OR PILLSBURY FLOUR
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31.35
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WHITE GRANULATED SUGAR 1
WAX BEANS,2cunc 2"" ............ “£2
cnowu ASTOR PEACHES, large can 33c
cnowu ASTER oncomingebome...................'.'.°.'.”.”29c
QUAKER QUAKIES, CORN FLAKES, pkg ........ . ..... . ..... .. 10c
CHOICEST BREAD, ROLLS. ches AND PIES AT
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY
NEXT TO
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is
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Men's and Boy:' Clothing
Back to Normal Price-
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527
Prompt
Delivery
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods. rags, papers, junk and all
second-hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the quill.
ity of the goods. A square deal
dun.
Philip P. Mulroney
I52 Van Znndt Street
Sound-hand Goods Alwayc‘on Sale.
batten—more speedy work.
HERE ARE SOME OF THEM
Whisk Brooms ...... . . . . . 25c up O'Cedar Polish Mops. . . . $1.50.up
Black Dustless Mops ........ 85c Liquid Veneer Mops. $1.50 up
Corn Brooms ........ 69c up Mop Handles 29c.up
White Twine Mops ..... . 490 up Poor Waxing Brushes ...... $3.50
Floor Brushes.... 79c up to $5.98 All kinds of Furniture and Floor
Brushes—Every kind for every P011511
kind of work
Ammonia, Brillo, 3 in I‘ll
O. K. Carpet Cleaning Compound
Johnson's “'ax. Paste or Liquid
Vt’all and Ceiling Mops
Feather and Wool Dusters
L».
South Norwalk
25 Washington Street
TIRES AND TUBES
Highest Quality. Lowest Prices.
Motor and Generator Brushes for
All Makes of Cars,
BICYCLES ‘
On Easy Terms lt' Desired
AARON KOHN
The Leading Accessory Store
9 Railroad Ave. Phone 489
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
35c lb.
18c lb.
18c lb.
Rib Veal Chops .
Boston Blue Fish
Shoulder Steak . .
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CARPET CLEANING
Carpets and Rugs Cleaned Clean
Colors Restored, Like New
ORIENTAL RUGS Carefully
Treated .
Orders Called for and Delivered
Service Prompt.
Conn. Carpet Cleaning Co.
37 Cedar st. Sc. Moi-walk"
PHONE 969
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18c lb.
20c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Open 6 a. m., Close 5 p. m.;'Saturdays 6 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Hamburg Steak . .
Stewing Veal
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2 Sentinel Advertiz-z-ments Pay.
adjournment
)IIII'DOS" of
of the
Hill 1' lillul
[Mr ”H-
.I lllllJl it Occupullon
uln \l‘lllllll lu- lilsiit‘ticli‘nt.
l‘nnllxriul cupiI-s of the Anlcricnn
iivm- ul Monday to Germany were cir~
l‘ulillrd informally among lhn- minis
u. liiuil
l‘u‘llll II
nu \ .I'
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‘ :u‘llnli
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ters and it was wholly approxwl.
The representatives of the four gov-
. crnmt-nts are agreed that the l‘nitcd
Status must be invited to send a rc-
‘ pn-scutntive to the Supreme Council,
'the Council of Ambassadors meeting
, 1regularly in Paris. and the ri'parations
commission. It has been thought wise
‘ not to urge the “'asliingtou Govern-
ment to enter these bodies until after
May l2. when the results of the pres-
'ent decision or the Supreme Council
'havc been seen.
Marshal Foch. who participated in
today's meeting. said he could encircle
‘thc ltuhr region with troops in one
day. and that only sit or seven divi-
sions would be necessary. The occu-
pation could be completed on the sec-
ond day. he dcclarcd, by sending pa.
trols Into the interior to take railway
ccntn'rs and strategic cross roads.
ill-ZRLIN. May 3.—-Thc note of
Secretary of State Hughes to the Ger-
man Government. replying to the,Ger-
man counter proposals on reparations,
was delivered to Dr. Simona, the For—
eign Minister. at llt30 o‘clock, this
morning. by Lorlng Dresel. the Amer—
ican Commissioner here.
, BERLIN, May 3.——Reports that the
interallied commission on the l'pper
Silcsinn plebiscite had recommended
the award to Poland of the Plcss and
Rybnik districts. and the remainder
of the area to Germany. have been
l'nllnwrii bv an announcement from
thc mil-rallied commission at Oppeln
that the allies have not yet decided as
to the future of the plebiscite area.
Meanwhile the commission is tak-
ing measures in connection with the
coal strike in the districts which rc—
POI‘Is reaching here say has extended
to 55 mines out of 62 in the area.
POSTMASTER HAYS
AVAILABLE TO ALL
\VASHINGTON? May 3.—T’ostmast-
er‘General Hays has hung his office
Latchstring out in fact. The word
“Private" has vanished from the
door and you just walk in when you
want to see him. lnscide you'll find a
huge room with Mr. Hays at his desk
in one corner and a lot of chairs scat-
tered around. Mr. Hays will hand
you his engagement list for lhe day
and you can see for yourself how he's
fixed for time, pick out your own slice
of any not already appropriated and
then camp in a chair across the room
until your time comes. Conferences
are held in sight, it not within hear-
ing, of everybody in the room. and
there is no usher, secretary. confides»
tial clerk, messenger or other func-
tionary to deal with.
WANT AMERICAN
AID FOR LITHUANIANS
.ANSONIA, May 3.—Circuiars were
distributed here last night detailing
alleged outrages against Lithuanians
by Polish ofl‘icers and soldiers. and ap-
ipealing for American aid for Lithuan-
ans.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
ll.l‘l' should lw dour at present con-
cerning mnzil action until llll‘ How-
of Ill" \\'u.~‘..lllt:tnn (:0\cinlncnl vvoro
lvul'nmi. :11le 01th us all additional
luv-nus u.’ iolnpulslou III III“ mclit‘
tlml m'ulpallon ul‘ l‘nc llulir, if cur-
liwi out. should LUI in:0\v sul'licicnt
All “ .
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firmwares
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DANBI'RY. May 3.“‘.‘An
man who was struck and fatally
jurcd by an automobile on Park avo—
nue. last night, is lwlicvcd to have
been Frank XV. \Ncbbvr. of .\'thon.
Mass. The man dicd in the llanbury
Hospital, last night. from the (-I'l'm‘ls
of a fractured skull. A lishcrman’s
license issued in Newton to Frank “7.
W'cbbcr, 69 years of age, was found
in his pockets and there was also a
postcard mailed at Brighton station.
Boston. April 2 . addrcssed to Frank
\V. Wt'lllK’l". at rkvillc. N. Y. ills
gold watch bore thc initials “l". \V.
\\'." The man arrived at a local hotcl
Sunday afternoon. registering from
Boston. The police are searching for
the New York state car that struck
the man and spi-edcd on.
l-ldcl‘ly
iii-
Scntinel Advertisements Bring Good
Results. . ”,1",
WM. UNGVARY
ALL KINDS OF l"l‘-'l‘()—DATI€
Plumbing Tinning and Heating
Promptly Attended to
’l‘clcphone 2389.
Soundview Ave.. 80. Norwalk
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FURNISHINGS
-— or—.
BOYS AND Guns
At The . .
Children’s Store
87 West Washington to. Non-unit
SPECIALS
FOR THIS WEEK
FancyRice,4lbs 25c
Extra Large California Prunes
21bs. 23c
Fancy Maine Corn, 2 cans. . 25c
Toilet Tissue, regular 5c size.
reducedto7for 250
A. STULL
IIOWBL. Emflorwtlk
SEND THE CHILDREN
SHOPPING
There is never an efiort over~
looked by us to cater to the
youngsters in a way pleasing to
them. [If you find it unhandy or
inconvenient to run out to the:
drug store for anything ——no
matter how simple, how serious-
or how urgent your need—send
the children. We will interpret
your wants correctly, make
your child welcome and‘ you
perfectly satisfied.
H. A. MEAD
Frau-infirm Pharmacist
8 North Main so So. Norwalk.
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
1810 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St”
Bridgeport. Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second hand parts and tires to
.gy. ”,7
Ag: . I“
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RELIABLE
Wherethousands of Men and Women bu,
their Clothes on our Easy ’ayment Plan.
_V7
Just now we are offering a special bal'gainin
RT$
....at.....
5.00 each
55 than Slew.
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Node of Heavy Quill! l l
Fifteen Dollars
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David w. Ramonl
UN DERTAKER ,
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NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwtlk V
fit my make of car
BRAND’S~
Jewelry and Optical Store
South Norwalk
Big Reduction
S A L E
Clocks, Watches, ,
Jewelry, Cut Glass,
Optical Goods.
Some as Low as 40c
on the Dollar.
WATCH WINDOW
sEE THE FINE GOODS
S' D. Go CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE CONFEGTIOH-
TIONIRY AND ICE
om! (JONES
53 Osborn Avenue
East Nor-walk. Conn.
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Now Sold for 106 I
Our Panalella Exlras _‘
Also Sold for 10c
OurN0.0nc.Sc;2f0r ‘
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COMI’ANi.
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