mmwm
'
' Iebeh Aadrewa of New Tort city.
mmmuhunn mom-
,mn received st the meeting
brought out the fact of I -
‘D-hy- ‘ _
fiatug fluntington of the Red Star
-tieduporernightiuthefoeilm
w. .I...I.nifllli
Ira. Harrell. of Fourth street, 13.11 “19ngst conditions.
a.” W Hrs. Toothlll. of
m and Ira. Croter. bf West
avenue. at her house.
(Cantu no. he. Ono)
prominent conditions throughout
the country as reflected by the tele-
graph which is a safe barometer of
The busing:
reaction soiar registered throughout
the country is of a very healthy na-
ture and business concerns all over
the country who are really bidding.“
A ream-uni of tin "shadow play'o and pressing for the business are beq
do be presented on Thursday evening.
*7 10th. byI'I'the members 0: the
w 0-. of Ohrbt church. will be
I” it “I. parlors this evening. _;1
,' . 3’" ”It. now turning. Tbirquick-
Iaylowers will practice ton‘lght’ao’ ‘ 1' the general business pulse
' a).
m m Lot at 5:.10PM. All
more report at that time. Sunday
ea. W will play the test
ing rewarded with growing orders: .
Who!" hports emanating from well es
eatilishdd and authenticated commer-
films point out unerringly that
in the fact that the Am
peoplg- are spending all Much
cin shops as they did at. l
Berkshires of Bridgeport at the ti ‘ hat year, and _the
'mke lot at 8:30 Standard» time. pri are such that the buyer.
. get more for their money: 8
The teachers of the Fitch school
wore presented this week. with my
baskets of flowers by the scholars. me
(houghtfulne- of the gifts were much
appreciated by Miss Crosby and the
other teachers. . s.
Yesterday was the fiftieth anniver‘
sary of the marriage of Mr. and firs.
Edwin B. Smith. of 206 East avenue.
The happy event wss quietly obseried,
(be couple receiving hestry con
Nations from a number of frienda;
A number of Fast Norwslk high
chool pupils are to take part in on
presentation of “Springtime" at the
Regent. Theatre tomorrow e3-.cning
among them being the, Misses Fay
Oorridan. Lillian Lester and Mabel
Gaucher. There are. also several
others who will appear.
The pomoility that some streets in
Fut Norwnlk will be re-nnmcd has
been mentioned. There is consider-
able confusion between Charles street.
in the 'I‘lhrd ”lard. and Charles’
street in the Second; w’hllc Osbor'.
and South Osborne nvcnue cause sofie
confusion. There is also a bad sys—
tem of numbering of houses. and this
will also be corrected by the commit-
tee appointed by the mayor at fix
day's council meeting. This confm t4
lee will hold pubflc meetings for sulfi-
gestiona shortly.
e
Mrs J. Wallace Marvin president
of the East Norwalt Improv'emcnt
Amociation. gave a most interesting
talk to the members of the Associa-
tion who gathered at Community
Hall yesterday afternoon, on her re-
cent trip to f‘alifornin. and told of
the many interesting sights and e»
periences that she had had while out
West. During the afternoon. which
was known as on "At Ifomc' Mrs.‘
Ilay Wermc and Mrs. Lends PughI
sang a number of selections. as solo
numbers. Tea was served. Mrs. 15.]!
Smith. ‘Mrs. Stephen S. JIIrI'is
Mrs. E. F. Smith. pouring.
NE W CANAAN
The case of Charles W. Scott of
New thnan, chock forgcr, has 3‘01 to
IIIIId
‘1).
be dispooed of in the Superim- l‘ourl
in Bridgeport. Scott was arrI-stI-d on
Jan. 18. When Iu‘ruigncd III the Feb-
ruury term of tlic Superior I‘ourt. his
beha3ior was so quII-r th. If an inves-
tigation of his mental condition Iwn’
ordered. The. case has br-In pen’dihg
since. Scott has been in the Bridge-
port County Jail since he was bound
over from the Stamford City Court.
a few days after his arrest.
An automobile owned h3I TI: award
Knudson. and which was stolen (roin
in front of Elmer Webb's residence in
White Oak Shade about two weeks
ago, was found last \Vedncsday 11hr!)-
ing in the woods on the Norwalk
Road. The car had been stripped of
all its trimmings. The headlights
were gone and all si'nnIl mIvIIhani’call
parts had been wrcnchcd off or brok-
en off. The car was 50““ b3' :1 work—
man on the town crusher. but when
no one claimed it. tho workman rc-
Doriell his find to the Fl'll‘t‘llllt'll. Mr.
Knudson identified it as his can own
though its fine. plumage had been
plucked by the thieves. This is the
second IIII.r stolen from Mr. Knudson.
The first car stolen was never ”limb. 1_
(Ircd. It will take about throt- hun-
dred dollars to put thII car in running
order again. ['33
STRA“? HAT 'rnna VIII .1Itl \ lll. Rl‘.
Summer has arrived! At bust a
few of the male population of Norwalk
are of that opinion for the first real-
honest-to-goodncss straw hat made
its appearance yostcrday in the, city.
Today several othcrs were soon.
Straw hat season does not. open of-
ficially until May 15 which is Sun-
day. but following the annual custom.
a few straw hats are always seen a
few days before that date. Another
week or so, the straw but will relg
supreme for the balance of the sum-
mer season.
-
fl,
.
W when the telegraph is playing so
‘4;
'IIIII in thI
“at” has grown to the extent
the rket are apparently unrespdan
alve'~ bad news and are Quite sun-T
cow to good news. '
obligation of the Telegraph
Company during the adjustment‘tflp‘
f was fully and forcibly reviewed
e attending "managers. we
mt: -_atrees was laid upon the p
sons! Itesponsibility each emplo3ee. is,
charged with at this important time.
a. wart as a first aid to busiiiemrc-
cbmnsti'uction
Meetings similar to that. held Iii
New Haven are being conducted
throughout the company's systermin
the l' nltcd States and nothing will be
left undone looking to the fulfilment
of e3 ery required phase _of scnibe to
the business public. ..
JUDGE REFUSES
TODISMISS CASE
5 Continued from secOnd page):°’
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1‘- -‘
‘by the. defendant company and 157‘;
Ftho‘ boy jumped from the wagon. t- l
(Id in front of his auto .InIl fcll. lci
endear orcd to avoid striking him but
was unable to do so. He rI ported tho-
'eu.se to the police. he said. and he also
étatcd that witnesscs at the time-q
the accident informed the police,“
hi3cstigating that the accident; , .
the boy' s fault.
Judge Thomas denied a. motion. by
the dc fcnse. for dismissal. on thcl
ground that the boy was nuili3 of
contributory negligence and Sillll that
from evidence prodIIchl. thI- pinintlt‘l
might not hIt3'I l)(IIII (IIliIIIl3' at Hull.
and that he thought tlII It in \I'ew of
, vthe st; ItchIIIts of facts in the (w it
should 1:0 to thc jury. 'l in II: no oIII ll-
-pI(IIl most of the time of the court.
I3'IIstI rIln3 morning and afternogli. .
! lllllll II. 3: stI rIlII3 IIflII rIIooII the
IpIiIII 'Ip.Il Univ 01’ the also was taken
lll't‘Sl‘lllllllon Ivf II3pI-rt tIIsti—
lI lsli of L’Hl
IIIoII3 b3 Dr. Jacob (‘.
\VI-st {SUI sin-It. New York cit3 who
is II 33'Ill- known brain mum on IInd II
sp i list in nervous diseases. . and
who;3bcsldcs. is on the staff (“'6'
hospitals in New York. [
“II had made an culmination of
Joacph ‘IIlnoiico. on May 11th. l'l.'_l
and IIIIIIlII II highly technical II-pfiI't
on lllt‘ I-3lIIIIt of tho l>o3"s lll,illl‘l"\'.l
which he pI'onouIIIII-Il. in his opinion. ‘
to llt' III-rmIIIIIIIIt.‘ A description of
the cutting and wasting II33II3' of lbI-l
muscle of the right icg, of the rut
Edi skin from tho left thigh filllw
Iright lII_g and the adhesion of the
fleshly part of some of tin ll‘g‘ In IhI
.tibigi and fibula bones of thc 1933‘ en
described at lI- ngth 3
\VitncssIs who had picked the
up, following the accident.
lIn3'
\\'t‘l‘t' also
examined and cross (IsunIiIII-Ii. 'Thc
case was giv cn to thc jury for I'm I3'3I- r
night dI libcr. Ition. and as III. m3 of the
jun'mI- II had some distance to no Quay;
were IlisIIIisscIl until this morning. 1
RECORD or LABOR I
BILLS INTRODUCED
, . IN CONGREss
Continued from _First Page
would rcmcdy conditions in \Vollern’
l Pennsylvania and West X'lrglnin.
Icormuunitics where it is alleged such
rights are denied; - 5
20, 000 Soviet Rubles ,.
n
l
l
RICA. May 1. " ».—-'lhe Russian. (103..I
cI'IIIIIIInt in fixing a tariff for lore-lam
telegrams eInt from Moscow Isli-l,
matcd that 4.000 rubles were 33II3I-Ih.’
'onc gold franc and that this should:
be the basis for international cable,
2‘ ments. This decision fins ih‘ 93-!
ge. rate at 20 000 SO3ict rublts tol
the dollar.
The Hospital Sewing society hold
a meeting today at the home of Mrs.‘
"Robert Brothcrton. Newtown Ter-
race. There was a. good attendance!
at the meeting.
‘-“\-\“‘ ‘3
/-/-/- an no la,
.. SpeCIal For Thursday, Friday and Saturday
FREE -1
:Given With a Purchase of 1 lb. of Coffee or Tea, or 50c or More of
lb. Can?
Merchandise
‘ is being contested by the other exec-
pre ' utora Henry 13. Plant. a son of Ir.
vfilflunt by his first marriage. and Mn-
“(Duluth second wife.
A shrunk from 833. 009 000 to 817. 000. -
PM". Hayward and Henry B. Plant
Now Valued at Dollar ‘
Blitate Has Shrunk from 33
to 17 Million Dollars, Ac-
cording to One Statement
NEW LONDON. Conn; May 12.—
Litigation over a claim for :I 100. 000
filed against the estate of Morton F.
Plant by three of the executors of
his will-_Ithe United States Trust
Company of New York. Attorney
George L. Shearers of New York and
Francis Sullivan of New York—will
in tomorrow morning. before
'udge Arthur P. Anderson in the
route Court at Groton. The claim
“’illlam Hayward, who was Mr.
Attorneys for b9th- sides are en~
deavoring to keep the proceedings as
secret ea possible. but it was learned
tonight that one of the charges to be
made in opposition to the claim will
be that the estate of Mr. Plant has
000 during the lost two and a half
3min. It is understood sin that
will protest against certain allowanc-
es which ha3e been made to littor~
neys for the estate and other dis—
bursements said to have been mode
by the three executors who are filing-c:
the claim.
‘ Mrs. Hayward and Mr Plant will
hlso object to 3the granting of the
claim of. 81,100. 000 on the ground
that it is an exorbitant sum. and on
the ground also that they have made.
no Ilaim for compensation for their
scr3ices nsexecutors of the estate.
Mrs llayWard has retained as her
counscl JuIlgII Walter C. Noyes. for-
-nIerly of this city but now on the
-l'IIitcd States bench in New York.
_JiI- has rctnincd as associate counsel
the firm of Hull. McGuire & Hull.
but “ill himself be present at the
licarin. At the flu of the probating
of the will the firm of Stewart&
SiIcIIrcrs of Nf'\V\ York and Attorney
Charles B. WhittlI-svv of New London
rt‘pl‘t‘at‘llled the cI-ItI.Ite f‘ L. Avery i
now a judge of the Superior Court.
was appointed guardian of Philip
Muinwuring Plant. :1 son of Mrs.
roux onus Irma rr.
Ford 1- ton truck chain drive
F 0rd touring.
Norwalk Radiator
Repairing Co.
26 mid 8t., Norwalk, cann.
TELEPHONE 964
When You Order Coal
Quality should be the first
thought. The best coal is the
cheapest in the long run.
if you can't burn it. coal is not
cheap at any price. That which we
are now offering is of excellent
quality. We welcome your lnspeo
lion. Coal In the celler is good in-
nuance.
The Norwalk Coal
59’ Supply Co.
MASON’S SUPPLIES
10s Water St" South Norwalk
' _ PHONE 113
DOrlon House
Shore Dinners
AllXinds of Sea Food
Steaks, Chops and Chicken
'A La Carte
OCGA
H
H
DolmouteSardines .........
Ia'bby's Corned Beef .........
ll Corn,8weetsnd'render, 3cansfor.......2fic.
a Paaannsfo-r ........... ._...........25e.
1H: N.Y.,8tatePeaBeans31b:for..........250.
Beans... ......... ...........-..fiolb
..2001b
21c.
Santos~ Gofloe. .
nixed Tea
BlneBoseRioe,4lbsfor.................25o.
mmdecnmsrym.........47clb.
WhiteGranulstedmgar .70 lb.
Toiletries”, OIrollsfor................ 250
The Harbor View Cash Grocery.
soon»
sees-saeooeuoasotosel
Chalmer’s roadster. '
m » ’_ f. ':
al conference at lam] executives
willbe hold at ”Aurora. N. Y..
In 10. 21 and 38. iv the Industrial
here today by A. A. Allen. Jr" nation-
al secretary. The confenuce was de-
termined upon through a. retereudula
vote in which more than one thou-
sand plant executives throughoue the ,
country gave their consent. Mr. Alice:
stated.
here. this mornint.
id'- estimted at n. 500. 000.
nahonlng Valley power house a
lumber yurd. ten houses and a. garage
were destroyed and the plant of the
Smith Brewery Company damaged.
Firemen .my the blaze. which start-
ed in the Parish ltrothera' lumber
yard. was incendiary and that gaso-
line or oiLhad been sprinkled over the
lumber.
Street railway and railroad traffic
on the Erie Rain-odd was tied up for
more than four hours.
MRS. RALLA ASKS
FOR A DIVORCE
Continued from first Page
conference will be the working out of‘
a plan whereby the American menu-l.
facturer who does not know his costai'
can receive the assistance of other
manuficturers in kindred lines who
in turn will benefit 'by the elimination
of poorly informed competition.
I
#mw*---- ..‘-
the plaintifl wants the custod of
both. ‘
She alleges that Balls. owned prop-
erty valued at s) 000 End earns :40
a. week ut the ngley Machine-hop.
K9931: & Candee represent Mrs.
Bella in the action. which is return-
able to the Superior court. June
ANNOUNCEMENT I ‘
We can odor an attractive mono!-
saving proposition to Automobile
was Julie E. Csehi. log fire.- theft, collision or property
Property on Windsor Place. owned damage. Let us explain this proposi—
by Balls. was attached for s: 000 in tion and save you lumen—We write-
the action by Deput) Sheriff Edward all kinds of Insurance. -—Ths Taylor &
B. Doulens. lGolden Company, inc... South No wait
l'l‘ggt Co. Building. Ofloe Telep one,
1 .
Frank T. Brundage.
phone, 19314.
fifi—‘L
HUSBAND AND WIFE m SICK ‘
Tole.
House
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Corner.
Shenandoah. Va.. were both ill. He
writes: “Rheumatism and bladder R. H. Golden. Home Telephone, 31.
trouble was our trouble. My wife '
had rheumatism in her arms so she
could not use them. She has had no
trouble since taking Foley Kidney ‘~,
Pills I don' t have to get up at night
so much since taking Foley Kidney
Pills. nOr have I a weak back.” Back-
aIche. sore. swollen or stiff muscles
or joints. tired languid feeling—yield
quickly to Foley Kidney Pilla—Stlll-
son-Powell Corp.
Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
The milk for babies delivered
to all parts of the Norwalh
and Rowayton.
lemonade Butter. Eggs from our
farn.‘aad buttermilk fresh daily
F.‘ H. WEMPE & SON
Phone 1618 15 West Ave.
Cost Association. it. wa- aunounced i :
..—-..
An important problem before the I. '
term. The plaintiffs maiden nome‘owuers in In insurance conflict eavero‘
SPECIALS
This FRIDAY and SATURDAY §
BEGIN CHENEY
Butter - - 39c 11).
Fancy Selected
Whole Milk ' g
. . .................. 300 lb. \.
Freshly Made ..'
FRESH EGGS.
PEANUT BUTTER ............ 19c ii).
NUCOA NUT BUTTER....I.......27c”).
318:.for............ ........ .. .......... II;
1.- -.I. - .
Sugar - 41-2c 1b.
With One 1b. Tea or C ofi‘ee.
JAMES YAN DYK co.
’ __21 NORTH MAIN STREET
'Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York & Nor-wail.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
“res Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Tm: o
portation; Padded Van: for furniture Work
Main Office, % Concord St” So. Norwalk, Phone- “" 1
New York Ofloe. 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea 8059
Hill “1 HlHIInIIIIII
“11“»
'11.‘ H IL
.hyill
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II.‘I I
HOOSIER CLUB SALE STARTS TODAY
$1.00 Delivers a Hoosier Cabinet to Your
Home, the Balance Can Be Paid
Weekly or Monthly
run—wan svsnv noosmx SOLD Inns wuss AN
1831303 SET OF "BAKE GLASS” COOKING
UTENSILS FREE. SEETEEMIN OUR WINDOW
Don 't fail to get your Hoosier this week. The very best
Cabinet made.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
momrons, cocoa—WOO“. roams,
' nuns, mom-um, moss. assume
80L: Assure r03
Lloyd Baby Carriages, Alaska. Refrigerators, Bmtow Ranges, ‘
Red Star, Florence and Perfection Oil Cook Stoves.
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-131 Washington Street, South Norwalk
Phone 105.
..........................
Automobile Bodies, Fenders; ..
basins, Repaired and Made to Older,
AodAflKinbofSheetliigfal
From Quarry to Customer”
lust Received Several Oar Loads of
MONUMENTS
hook to “loot from at
I -'-' Mafia Prices .
DECORATION DAY DELIVERIES
PL'A'CE voun’ ORDER now
. SOUTH NORWALK
MONUMENTAL W0 RKS
PRED’X. H. GANUNG, Prop.
.4 South Main Otreet. Tel. 168!
z indeed, wonderful values.
Hand-Made Blouses
ARE EXCLUSIVE AND INDIVIDI'AL
Many Smart Styles Are Here for Your Svlwxf.“
$5.00 Is the Particularly Attractive Hi. I
If you desire the more dressy models that are firmly l 33
bade, linen, fllet lace, we lia3'e these at $6.98 10 $12 I30. .2",
-. y .._, r ~1‘HtNA/«I’DIIL'AT M231
L L/IIMIJL .
3"-
ha ... ;'
SEEDS—WHOLESALE AND RET A] i.
ran m ammo SEASON g
All the Leading Varieties of Vegetables and the Best Gnu}- < f "
Seeds. Grass Clover, Timothy and Seed Potatoe
RELIABLE AND THE FlNEST VARIETIES or: FLOWER
Boat Grades of Fertilizer, Sheep Manure, Ground BC: -
Nitrate of Soda. etc.
Remedies to destroy all insects and fungicides for the l1
and cure of all kinds of blight.
Let Your want- Do Known and We Will Supply You with the Eu:
South Norwalk Florist and Seed Store
2 SOUTH UAW STREET TELEPHONE 3“ So. NCi NW»
SZiI"
f
COAL
"1|"me we have a supply or an :1. I.
- QUALITY -
3‘ . i 7.17 M and we will endeavor to satisfy customers.
I I - PRICE
.Tho can Seth's reduction has been made and Gloss well in - mm
C! not 100;“me
Norwalk Chronicler