I For some time past our'businm , . -
‘as been very pleasant and satis-
iactory, as we have had plenty 'of
.The
Orders have been from people who
firefer to be safe rather :‘than :
yon-y. fl‘here are\9thers who think 1
[Or hope) that smile miracle will ;
be performed before next winter ,'
1:. boa! and plenty of orders.
flint will be to their advantage.
have coal noW. ., ..e. wit
' {With people who so believe we
Iavé no quarrel, but we honestly
think they have guessed wrong.
Nothing is sure—except that we
EVERY BRAIN '
This is-the‘tlmee—when every
and smiling service are the three
prosperity.
The
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This is the time—when the business whine: should be ostracized.
the grouch banished, the discouraged inspired.
This is the time—when we must induce business by catering to
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BATTLE RAGING
IN THE MOUNTAINS
(Continued from Page One)
(‘.ipl.’tlil llrockus, commanding thi-
litliv lul‘t'i- ol‘ Stair troopers. had no
disposi-d his lOlt'tS last night us 10
hold in check IIII‘ attacking i’ort‘t-s In
the mountains.
Itt'ports from tho \icinity of .‘Ic-
(‘arL on lhi- lx'i-utucky side of tho
ri\cr. wcrc that the tiring continued
inii-rinilti-nt llIlIlI Iato- Ill thc night. but
Illl'l't‘ Wits no Information ihnt thclist
of ciixttuitios. which includi-tl one
known dead and two woundul. had
horn increased.
TIRES AND TUBES
lglisst Quality. Lowest Brides.
Rotor and Generator Brushes for
All Makes of Cara
BICYCLES
On Easy Terms if Desired
'AARON KOHN
“so trading Accessory Store
llaflroad Ave. Phone 489
-iains lutd
nittr day lll‘t‘dk.
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"CARPET CLEANING
ass-pet- and Rugs cleaned Clean
Colors Restored, Like New
ORIENTAL RUG-S Carefully ,
_. Treated f
quer- Called for and bum-viii:
Service Prompt.
Colin. Carpet Cleaning Co.
I cedar St.. So. Norwaik
more see-
today.
Ilnyld I'lilllipx and J. 1". .‘Ii'Coy.
who wrrc arrt-ati-d at Spring. ycstcr-
day. by tiw Stair pollen. in count-c-
lion \\ith iho- shooting of Harry t,‘.
Slnltt‘n. n Stub- prohibition office-r.
soon “(in r llll' iirint: Silll‘lt‘ll. \\'t‘I't‘ ho-
ini: lit-id in thc county jail hcrv.
t‘hirf llcpnty Slit-riff John ”all it it
\\'illiamson this morning with sup-
plios of ammunition for the» dctnr'h-
nirni ol' Statt- [Nillf‘l' at Spring. iii-—
poris rcccivrd a
lndicult-d lliitl
l'vw minutin ont'licr
Ill-int: from the moun-
bi-cn resumed ihcre soon
DENIES SHRINKAGE
1N PLANT ESTATE
Continued from First Page
tale in the probate court in Groton.
'l‘ht- shrinkage- In the gross o-stnte
is accountwl for by the report in the
account showing that the tcstntor was
owing at the time of his death bills
amounting to 39.975.557.27. inheri-
tance. federal and stntc taxes amount-
ing to $5.01!.556.90 and specific lega-
cies in the will of 8.7117815.
The four executors are the
States Trust COmpnuy.
Sullhnn. and Attorney George L.
Shourn-r. of New York city. cnch of
whom naked Silniumo for the services,
and Iii-um ll. i‘lnnt. non of the testis-
tor In his first marrinirc. who asks for
SIIWJMI- its svl‘vit‘t‘s.
Mrs. Sarah Mar (I‘lanl) Hayward.
new thr wife of t‘oloncl \Villium Hay-
ward. or New York. is named in the
will as thv fifth cvvcutor. but her
namc docs not appear nttitchcil to the
accounting. Shv has ri-lnincd counsel.
who. it is understood. will opponc the
payment of approximately 81.000.000
to the other four cvccutors. Her
counsel is Judgc “’ultcr C'. Noyce. of
l'nltcd
I-‘rnncis IK‘C.
Sl l’l'tlfilXG!
.\il signs fail in dry wcallwr. says
tho old saw. This bring thi- day of
extreme» drought lhcrr ‘is much spec-
ulation as to just what will happen
{rt-May. Tlic Tmrm-nth.
If your uncle in Australia or some-
wht-rc that you hinc nc-vcr soon
should (“0 and leave you St‘Vt'i'fll mil-
lions. ihnt surely would make ..lli...Ԥ
lucky tin yl‘or you— .
But your unclc sure would be out
of luck.
If old
around
lloc Stork
your house today
should .come
Iv couldn't call that bad
for Friday tho thirteenth.
. llut.‘hol_v smokc. supposing-7. he.
luck—even
CLOTHING ,
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FURNISHIN
--for—.
BOYS AND GM
At Tlie
RCIiildi-en’s Store
F” "I'M-sun Canav-
David W. Ra 0nd
UNDERTAgg'B :
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'can‘t help even on Friday
should leave twins or triplets. could
These are some things
thir-
the
tccnth: .
But supposing you had a bad coldg
a. headache. a tired feeling with a
lonesomeness. was blue and down In
over fihat might happen to .yoti on‘
such an unlucky day. and you should
h
beverage on his hip. and he should
my to you: ' . ,
“Have in swing of this, old dear?"
Wouldn't yOu be a lucky guy—
Fflday. the thirteenth?
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. RAILROAD DEFICIT onOws
WASHINGTON, May is—Unieu
someway is found to increase revs.
"still have to be netfront
. Treasury.“ > “h .
and Ivave‘
'you a dimplpd duinpling. you certain:
you lay it to the day? _ 2 .J
that XOR. had been active In behalf
terrible feeling of homesickncsa and}
the muth. worryinkyour'self almost:
-. exemption
meet a friend who had a large fine
of old bourbon or‘some such excellent;_hEGEN-r [S OFT
hues and reduce ekpensu. the mile that It not new as ..
New York city. and Attorneys Hull
'nnd Hull. of this city.
The schedule was gone ovcr in de-
,tnil todnv and it was agreed to con-
ilnnc tho hearing to June 27. is? whicfi
iimc ihc di-tirminatlon of cxccutors’
allowances will probably be made.
. BILL T0 PREP. TOLL BRIDGES.
l HARTFORD. May 13,—A hill to
(rt-c all toil bridges .I'n the flute will
the reported by tho legislative com-
‘mittcc on finance next week. It is the
Iblll which was recommended by the
roads. rivers and bridges committee.
I‘lilis on this subject which came in
with other adverse reports from the
finance committee yesterday. were. du-
piicttc measures which ordinarily
.would have been reported in a favor-
able report.
Senator Costello. Grotou' who
of free
bridges upon noting- rcjection of the
bridge bills. made Inquiry and was
told that the finance committee the
night before had voted to favor the
hill taking off toll! after September
30. 1922 . Those not endoraed came
in with a numebr of bins seeking tax
9 which the committee did
not approve. ‘
of
“1'11! A CHALLESGE
The Regent challenges anyone see-
ing Bebe Daniela in “Duck: .nnd
Drakes." which is shown tomorrow.
.Saturday. at 1:15. 6:15 and "8. to
name a. peppier and riloi-e irresistible
play that has everbeen In town. The
management is so certain that this
Janie-t of all comedies is‘the beet
”(th one
prostitute the guacam-
PM" -‘ .1
. York Evening Telegram.
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“Sand lot" ball teams have, done
nothing but get their names on the
police blotter of late. Day street rea-
idents. Chestnut street residents,
Spring street residents, Ferris avenue
' realdenta..li‘1rst street residents. Sea-
view avenue residents. and residents
from most every section of the city
where there are grOUDl 01' small how.
have swamped police headquarters
and the omcers with complainta Shout
boys playing ball in the streets.
« Such complaints are being investi-
gated as fast as they can. In sumo
cases the children are to blame. The!
are reprimanded and warned. In oth-
are they have no other place to play
and have (has no harm. the fault ly-
ing with the complainant. Still. how-
ever. a warning is issued in each case.
Utter defiance of such warnings and
reprimands will result in the culprits
being hailed before Chief Pennington
or the Juvenile court.
CONDUCTOR SPIED
“LOADED” GRIPS
Continued from First Paa-
suitcascs for the man While the own-
or went to take a. "snooze."
SHW’T guarded the suitcases until
Milford was reached \vhcn after he
had been bequestcd to remove them
from the scat in front of him he re-
fuscd. The conductor of the train grew
suspicious and had Silver arrested at
Ncw linvton. Twenty-thrcé quarts of
alcohol wcrc found packed in the suit-
cases. which Silu‘r claimed to have
bccn lold contained dishes.
John A'sscnza. of llrldgcport. ar-
rcsicd June 14. 19:“. by The Straiford
pollcc on charges of possession and
transportation of liquor was fined :50
and costs. The police reports stated
that three barrels of cidcr and n IlVl'
gnlion jug of winc were found in
Asscuza’s car at the time of his nrrcsi.
Abe Itoncuhcrpz,E of New York and
llridgi-pori. char-god uiih possession
and transportation. davl‘aulii-d appi-nr-
niscc and forfcilcd his bond. as did
Nicholas l‘i‘trucci of Stonlngion. also
charged with possrssion and trans-
portation.
llcnjamln Gibbs and l-‘rnnklln Lan-
dry. both aching in thc llridgcpori
jail. and (‘hcstcr Iiakv r. who is undcr
(It'll‘llIIOIl at thr \lrridcn licform
school. \vrrr- schmlllii d to nppt-nr lic-
l'ort- lbw court to :li'f‘\\‘t'I‘ to i-harpcs of
\Illlilllnn of Ihv I'M-r I-‘viltrill Auto
Theft law. linker was llli' only our in
cnurl . llv has ju~t ri-ar-hrd his six-
lccnih birthday, 'l'l.c cascs wrri' cou-
tlnucd until mu \lnuTlay. lybrn nil
tbrcr lvms will hr- in court. 'I‘hI-sc arc
Ill" lli"ll \\ inn on .'I \vllil I‘ll‘t‘ from
5-,»: . Zl “.188. innchv-il Greenwich.
ii '-!i .. "\ v-lnil.ntz llll‘ police ull
i‘i'l . - - :t- \\ hon ihry riachr-d
(i- t' vs- .-- urilcrid to halt
lu‘ '. ’ ~ ' ‘l “ J Nl'tllf‘v’ (if IIlf‘
(: , _ ?- 1"7l .« drpartmi-nl who
in u; c .i (H- ti-~ limping board of llll‘
I'.
'I‘llv xii'xllw tin-v? iht‘ xix-WI "lull
fl~tlil il.-~ c.” and attempted to make
L‘tnul ibrir «scape. but wore lntcr cap—
llll‘t‘il nfirr Ilny had abandoned the
uniomohilv. This was on April 17th.
Considcrnbic interest is lakcn in tho
cat-c locally as t‘aptnin chlcy in the
father of Mrs. l‘._\ron Mead of Stuart'
nvcnuc.
Albert R. Hamilton and Patrick R.
Thomas. both or Paterson. ‘N. J.. or-
rested nt Stamford recently on charge
of theft of an automobile' belonging
to Thomas' sister. were sentenced to
one year cnrh to the Federal school
for boys at \Vnshlnaton.
Michnt‘l “'hcian of New Haven. nr—
rcsicd March Rial. by Prohibition En-
forcement Agents. Donald J. 31c-
i‘nrthy of Middletown. nnd (‘ortinnd
IC. I‘hmvn of Now London. alkcd for a
trial bv jury. which was granted to
him. with the rcsult that he was found
guilty and was fincd 8300 ll." Jud’k“
Thomas.
The ngcnts testified that they cn—
tcrcd a l‘flri' at 391‘; Grand nvcnuc.
va Haven. and met “'hnlen. Noth-
ing could be found behind the bar so
he was ordered to open the anfc. One
half bottle of whiskey and one half
bottle of who were found. When the
agents qucsiioncd him. \Vhalcn said
that Iic was simply taking care of the
place for a man by the name of Mc—
Manus. who had gone up the street.
The jury took about three minutes to
decide that ho was guilty. After the
fine had hccn impascd. \Vhalcn offered
to pay it by check. which was refused.
however.
E. A. Hunt. of llridgeport. arrested
for possession and transportation. had
his case continued to the May term.
The cases of Jacob Eicrwclss. Albert
Emntrudo. Harry Slater and Anna
Tyrcll. oil of New Haven. and all liar-
rison narcoti nct violators. were ‘held
over until the next term.
Robert Fitzgerald. n twenty-Year
old negro. who said‘that his home
was in Lebanon. and who had just
been released after serving 'a three
months sentence for vagrancy. from
the \Vindham coonty jail. was peon-
tenced to two dayl in the New Haven
county jail. for the unlawgul wearing
of the uniform of the ‘lTnited States
army. Fitzgerald paid that a man In
Norwich had given him the uniform.
Addournment was made until this
morning at 10 o’clock. standard time.
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CAPITAL WATCH TOWER. -
In last evening's issue thhe New
there ap-
peared a. Photo of Klan Elite Hill of
West avenue. this city. under the
caption ‘ ponsora the ital ‘Watch‘
Tower! » The reading tter be-
neath Miss mli’a‘picture follow:-
Mias Elsie Hill. chairman of the
National Woman's Party. who an-
nounce-the purchase of a. house on
Pusan-ace facing them cum to
the-Capitol in washington.» 7 It utilise,
.e-e' wrot-
amnesia emkedetmmWfige
8‘.
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grungy”
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23 to 36—33725.
GENERAL STRIKE
AT OPPELN WAS
CALLED OFF
Continued from First page.
Light and power plants. as well as
other ulilitics at ()ppcln wore virtu-
ally paralyzed by the general strike
called there yesterday :iftt-rnoon as a
pron-st against the interullicd com-
mission's attitude toward the Polish
Insurrection in l'ppcr Silesia. Re—
ports reaching Berlin indicated the
walkout was gcncral.
Qrince Hatsficld. cnvov of the Ger-
man Foreign Office in the plclllscltc
rcglon of Silesia. has arrived here
and is said to bc ready to resign as :1
result of the events in that district
«luring the last three days. .
llcrllu newspapers! continue their
bittcr criticism of General Lerond.
I-‘t'rllc'h representative on the inicral-
Iii-d commission and head of that
hodv. They charge he was thorough-
lv ddviscd of the intended rrvolt lcd
Iiv Adnlbcrt Korfnnty. and it In said
that ho ostentatiously left Oppcln on
May 1. Iuslcnd of remaining at the
point to which he was assigned. ii
is declared that his withdrawal was
because of the threatening lusurrcc-
“011}; is accused by the “National
Zt‘llllng" of having declared in‘tho
course of a conversation in llcrhn a
few days latcr with M. Tam-cm.
1-‘rcnch Ambassador here, that if the
lnicrnilicd commission's recommend-
ation should be accepted and the
Poles should be awarded only vai-
nik and Pleas. an insurrcction would
break out in l'pper Silesia forthwith.
This newspaper charges him with
failure to undertake the ncccssary
precautions and with leaving his post
at a critical time.
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GIFT GP 60150
FOR MRS. SMITH,
Continued from First Date-
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collnlimi' was served and enjoyed ny
H". and Mrs. Smith was wished many
bhappy returns of the day by the mem—
bers.
T0 SIRS. E. Tl. SMITH.
“’e are happy to assemble and pay
our respects to you—-
Celebrating an occasion that
only to a few.
As We gather round about you, in «this
free. informal way. »
”rte our joyous recognition of’ your
golden wedding day.
CODIQS
And each one here Is extending. not
alone sincere respect.
But cur loudest admiration for [host.
virtues that have kept—
chi you ever young and cheerful
through a useful. busy life.
Till you now, in retrospection,
count fifty years a wife.
1
As a mother of three children. you've
shown wisdom, strength and
poise-—
As you guided and suggested. temper—
ed wisely childish Joys.
And, if then they didn't just approve
' of your corrective ways. ,
They all can now look back and snyz,
"Those were the happy days."
can
Ten and forty years in wedlock You
have moved along life's way.
Had your joys and also sorrows. cloud
and sunshine in your day——
But. whatever problem offered.
' have always stood the. test:
Always kept this as your motto: "Not
what'- easieato—but best." .
“.
you
May you have abundant blessings. in
the years that are to come.
As there has been cheerful service in
the Yearlfiw'lioee course is run.
with all. a loving wife.
w " V's Cum mes.
F. 8. Lyon, of Flat Hill Road. meter:
day afternoon. ‘
afternoon was Thelnduatrial Condi-
tion in Our Country.
Thawvosed to
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NORW’ ALK’S LEADING DRY.
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The illust ration shows Nemo Wonderlift No. 554.
Lastikops Bundlet-concealed‘by the corset-skirt—which returns to, and keeps
in, their normal positions, the frailin their ‘normal positions, the frail
Embodied in' , ....
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GOODS Stone. ‘
' ‘ Famous Public Health ~ Organization ’Agrees With the Ideas
m CORSETS‘
support to the figure, thereby aiding health and
creating correct posture.
Nemo Corsets are the‘ only corsets whose designing is based on modicumcal
science—that is-—a thorough understanding of the needs of the human body.
The various models include a distinct design for every type of figure—but the
needs of each figure must be intelligently understood.
'At $3 to $15
Broadest Varieties of Nemo Corset Models
est.
It. has an adjuStuhle
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ARE AUGMEN TED
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llL'liSh'l-Zidltllll', Alaiy iii i.\>.\uti—
alt-d l'l‘l'Sb).~ l-‘rrncli :ilitlmill;i~s iii-n;
huvc dccllnrd to transmit to lllt‘ Su-
pirnic Allied Council lhn rc-imst of
l'ri-sidvnt (lut7iu ru. oi tho |HU\ll‘i'l1ll
gt‘nrrnnnnt. asking: that Illl city and
7.0m- ailiout I[_lu' t'\.‘4|(‘ll.'llt'd l-‘v ..lliml
troops. 'l‘hc l'I'lli‘iul “as was. ii on tho
ground that iln- l-‘nnch (illil l.il\ it ri
\vrrc not quaint. d to t‘nllllllidlu ..l- th-
prcsidvnl‘s t.) liw
Council.
l't‘t-siilrnt (lntrlu
ycsici‘din. that allnd
Illlt‘Sst'Idtll'l is likily to is
until Gri‘mauv
gold nlazks duo on Jun: 1.
Hunt‘s l‘t‘qllli‘i for a \yilluliiiuul of
allied troops was supported bx menu s
Illll'DOI‘llllK‘ to show that (u‘i‘iipulinll of
tho llucssvldori’ arm iiloiit= in coming
mnc million marks pcr day.
lll-lel.l.\'. May 13. Iiisolutions
urging an f‘llldl‘ul‘llll nt 01 tin pinscm
Gi-rmun t‘ahin-i so that it may in-
clude u I'tpl't"lll:ill\t‘ ol‘ the ‘u imnn
l‘coplc's party. havi- Ilt‘t‘ll adoptcd li)’
the parliamrntary «invention of thv
Democratic party. which “as din-it‘d
on tho qtu-slion ol' acciplani-t or rc—
jeciion ol' thr- ullicd ultimatum rc-
garding‘ rcpiu‘atinns. llr. Gustav
Ftrcscmann is lt‘udt'l‘ of the I‘toplc's
party.
Thc llcmocruls emphasizc tho do-
sirabillty of t-niisting all national «ic-
mcnts rcgnrdlcss oi' thcir pfiw ions ul—
titudc on the ultimatum issue. They
thcrcforc suggest recruiting ministvrs
not only from the l‘coplt-‘s party. not
other economic and financial agencic-s
willing to support the ill'\\' govern-
ment in the task of carrying out the
repurations' conditions.
Dr. “‘irih. the Chancellor. hascou-
ferrod with Dr. Pctt rs. Commissioncr
l-t pt'csx IllnllUllS
71‘; \\.IS llHtIIlillil.
in ( lil'izll'ill ill
in. 'il'lJlll' i'
0m lillll-l.
'i‘ln"
)I.i_\ S llli‘
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for Disarmament. regarding the lia-
varian situation, which thi- c- ntral
g vernmcnt is obliged to untangle
during the next six weeks. Thl" Rayn-
rian Governmcnt has not as yet givwll
llcrlin any dclinitc assurancv it. will
immediately procccd to disband the
citizen guard. and reports from Mu-
nich indicate the coalition pariio-s
constituting the present Bavarian min-
istry continue their attitude of oppo-
sliion.
LONDON. May 13.-Primo Minis-
tcr Lloyd George. in a dramatic
speech in the House of Commons to-
day. concerning the l'ppr-r Silosian
imbi‘oglio. characterized the action of
the Polish insurrectionisis as a com-
pletc defiance of the 'l‘rcaty of \‘rr-
salllcs. '
NOR‘VALK MAN HONORED.
Thomas F. Doss-d Elected Supreme
Delegate to the (‘imvention in
Baltimore
..—
Thomas F. Dowd. of Nerwalk. was
elected supreme delegate to the su-
preme convention of the li‘ot'cstcrs to
hé‘hcld in Baltimorc. Md. at thc
state convention which closed yester-
day at New Haven. Charles ilnvis.
also of this city. was appointed al-
ternative and was also appointed to
the omce of grand court auditor.
Arrangements were made to hold
the state convention every year In-
stead of every two years. Reports
showed a gain of 817.000 in the past
two years. The next state convention
will be held in Derby.
Officers elected follow:
P. G. C. R.—M. Meskillc. Mcriden.
ford.
nay there be no timer-es" sounded in '
the harmonlei ditto-1; . . .
Generous friend. devoted mother. and,‘ G. R. 8. P.7—I’. J. Cavanagh, Tor-
The ‘lubject m the wieh'.
alettiertl
... 53%;?
G. S. G. R.—-—Robert G; Lodge, Mer—
lden. '
G. 'l‘.—-Jame.s J. Walsh. Meriden.
G. S.—-Thoma.s O'Laughlin, Naugh-
tuck.
rington. .
G.'G.-—.T. G. Fitzgerald, Ansonia.
G. 8. W.—Wllllarn Dunleavy, Wat-
erbury.
The Wontan‘s can. met with Mrs. G. J. W.—M. Kane. Danbury.
0.
Sn. B.—Joaeph Portelance. Nor-
G. J. B.--Ws;. Aeolian. Bridgeport.
W‘ Mb! DW¢rWindaor
Derby: W. J.‘
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The Leading:
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You. Mr. Farmer, Will fin. n
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