, as we have had plenty e! ’,
and plenty of orders. The
orders have been from people who
prefer to be safe rather than
.rry. There are other! who think
[or hope) that some miracle will *
De perforated before next winter
“It will be to their advantage.
‘ with people who so believe we
his no quarrel, but we honestly
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. Jazz Orchestra iurniah lm-f. mutton. lamb, veal.
pork or poultry of the beat and moat
I Like it—Medl‘ez" Fa; Trot" uniform quality. Our purona “'9
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. 56 South Mam Street South Norwalk
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Periecto Bouquet Are ‘ ‘
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are , .
“808°“ ‘0' 10¢ Schultze 3 Tuesday Specials -
”No.01“; 8c;2for15c 1
on) WELL CIGAR SIRLOIN STEAK.................35clb.
COMPANY. BOSTON BLUE FISH ....... . . . . .. 18c lb.
Shoulder Steak 18clb.
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m... ouuo. mm m- Schultz S mtary Mark ts
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All Makes of Cera Open 6 a. m., Close'ii p. m.; Saturdays 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
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.r ‘fi-‘r ‘ f - 4-.- sstaanmm). .\l:i_\' l7.~ifi~nl“£ '
‘ Fallon. of New Canaan. “mi’nsm for _.
, the :8upcrior t‘ourt yesterday. in -
. 'CARPET CLEAN“ 81.000 on churgos of assault with in-
,M, tu-nt to kill und utti-mpt to lmu ltll
ff . mm 3m M M automobile.
W “WM, Ll“. NOW l [4-0 Ari-nu claims l-‘nllon liirml him
“I'NTAL Run. 0.”.“y .to tuki- hlnl to (lit-lilirouk. Alter Inn'-
5 ' .Tflm ‘ V ‘ hilt tho city. Art-nu t-lnlnm thn‘.’ Pullun
. ' 0".“ 'OI' .n‘ mm drew :1 Run and threntcni-(l 0110 to“
m , Ilfluél . , imc.
.OWIOO FNM hhn_ H ho (Wot nwayflultcr.
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‘ ‘ inc bcionging to A. E. Ludo-rm but
.' .wus caught soon after. .
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TAI'IKAN'I‘. . .
ANSONIA. May 11—3 disputégover
‘,ohan_gc in the restaurant at rles
M'itchell. on Main street. Sunday, he.-
suited in a fight in which the Slice
.wereicailcd and discovered that ' is-
key was being disposed of mine place
fOr thirty cents a drink. Mitchell
was fined 850 and costs. in the-City
court. today. for illegal selling of n-
quor, and. with two othcr men. was
assessed $5 for disturbing the public
peace. ‘jj, ,
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Children s Store Strmunixn t'xm-zn JURY Rm. “S‘llmnm‘” l" "4° 9395 0f the “W“
. Him. '1‘. H.. May i7.—.Suhm.rino Martin Montrose Moleneor.eighty-tour
31 w... wmm 3.. m R-tl arrived here yesterday. under a Years old. his son Wilford and siSter.
jury rig. after exhausting her on aup- Mrs. Evelyn Holstein, are living in, a
wee while out on starch for the Inlan-
in: navy tug Conestoga. The R-ld
had sails made from hammocks mat
mattresses supported hosts and yards
made from steel bunk rods.
Her oiflccra reportedotheir oil gave
out OQsMay lo, whén they were 150
‘fi—W
David W. Raymond ‘
UNDERTAKEB
reopen”, 1m; H
shack on property in New York. now
owned by John D. Rockefeller. Jr..
and once owned by the old man's
grandfather. The Molenaor family
still claims title to the lead an! sur—
rounding property rained, at the pr'ea-
ent timer not-er... » “50m
:7 WASHINGTON .7, die- west or here. lieutenants A. 8.
U . v ‘ I‘m-’3- T. 0 Avg;
in »
annual address.
. lru‘cd to particlpnlc in the commem-
‘ on Soph-mhcr 6th. of the sailing from
' host was right in
- pawl-eons
Within the past five mu no le-
‘~ 527 young girls. from I“ cities
and towns in Sew England. were
m refuge at the Evangeline Booth
[lane and )laternitr Hospital. con-
tacted hy the Salvation Army. in
Mn. according to more nude
public today loth Sew England pro-
vincial headourtera of the army.
The cost of operating this home is
bout “to” each year, and. of this
sum. only a very small amount in re-
ed in tea from the girh who are
accommodated there. l
No girl. reconne- of race or creed,
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Seasonable S
Stunning Suits, Coats,
Separate Dress Skirts, Pretty Petticoats
’ . . ‘ Sweaters for Ladies, Misses
Medium and Light Weight Underwear for Everybody
Hosiery for Men, Women and Children
Rugs and Mattings for Porch or C 0:12. to
Vudor Porch Screens in AZ: ;.; :~
the Store
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Nonwams LEADING DRY. noons smite.-
uggestions All ’Round
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all parts of the world explicitly dis-
arowvd the principle of uniformity.
5nd. manifesting a spirit that was far
irom arrogance. tamed an lippl'al for
in-llowship. The entire- ap-
peal ought to he rrad. and dun: alto-n-
tlon gnu-n to til“ splnt in which tlw
la ere-r denied admittance. Med
there is accommodation. and. it the
girl is without funds or friends. no!
horse is made. ’ The Iii-1133602.
Booth Home is one of the 2‘ dmllar
homes which the lien-atton Army con—
ducts throughom the United states.
last rear in the-er 26 homes 4.“!
girls wern admitted. The majority or
those were girls trom country also
tricts. and the men“: use was about
16 years. i
'Onlr one promise is required horn!
the girl who romv-a to a Salvation
Army Recent,- and maternity Home.
and that ll, that she- will stay three
months after ht-r baby is born, a.nd
that she will not Kn'f- the child away.
The young moihrrs arr- taught some
“left“ occupation whilr- in the home.
and. thin she is able to IoaVo. a poet—
tion is mural {or hs-r whore she can
take her but»; with lit-r, Through its
womcn’n and girls' clubs. tlu- army
Ilt‘t'l’ll (molt 0! than {or at has: {in-
Irars ails-Wards.
0i tho- 527 girls who pass“! through .
tho "anon Hunw. “:4 came from dir—
fcrwnt communmo-n in \la '
. Whusctts. - ' it
“an” m ) ”#1 l_ i . _ matter “as presented. . . .
\' [p e . ram 13 loralitiv-g; looks forward to carpool» “(“0“
ermom n-nt nu, rarh {r x a .1”- \‘othinK 3. snlnlrd win.“ tndniduals
frfi'nt town. in thr- 2: om New - ”4'
prcmaiurciy pn-cipttate divis’n-c _
rut-a. . . . Better than federation
tn the tellowahip of that simple and
organic oneness of tl-u- church. which
was. at nm. a factor. and has rVV'r
stncc bun an article of lht‘ Catholic
faith.
Hampshiro, l‘.’ fl‘lkimlt- districts worr-
rcprr-n-vntrd. ninl» from Yuur lac-ali-
tli's in Rhoda Island and t‘nnmrtlcui.
13 girls vrr-rv- r' I‘l'lVI-d.
Part oi the mom-v rc-r'clntl from
tho- homt- iv-rxiu :ippo-nl that tho- Sal-
\illlflil Ann} 1.- now making through»
out Ngw England “I” i~- mud to imp.
port the l'Jx-augnilm- tooth and other
Faith In div lmil.
Said the lililhop. “All this mourn
“om?" Th“ 5'i'l".il. mmlv- (mm. only pain-nor; hut it is tht: patiencov or
“I"?! )"'Ir. ls prulluuny H... 0",; mun; that is. oi loyalty. Low"! '1'"
eourm~ or lnl'lliul' thui ti”, Snixzwnn mantis not compromiw- t0 .lmlt‘h Uil
Arm)- hm“ ““1 “’"Y‘k' H'leor) hoard. punma but comprchtnsion to Nil"-
in “Fry “"1”“‘1'H'l‘ uro- working to guard at liruth" . . . ll 1.- t‘w
"Mk" H ‘lmrflv‘lllll. pativnco- of izilth-ln ll gn-at ido-ol.
"N “Ill! h “ill o \prvn Ilia-ii lll pray r To
THE DIOCESAN l'm) Is to labor towards that Mull.
“knew Matti-h.
CONFERENCE OPENS Tin: bishop urgrd support of tin-
rhinilnier on inrrrnsl- of 3:11.”le of
1hr clt'rgy. u wicirr lilli'l‘vn‘l in child
welfare. and in wreck-cm! n-ligiuus in:
Continued from First page.
pnnnlu'x. t'unon (lung: ll liryntulol Mrmimn.
0' ill" Ifllk In tho I'lpl"‘l['u'>“' dio- Norf‘gnr‘h) pvt-nut had lieu-ll lllt'
or»: of tltv (jirls‘ l-‘rivn-ila Harlot}. H.- mmrv‘rpffi'r of CON"!!! S‘l‘dpll'“ 3‘
told of ”in work :it iiu- \urunon Horkt‘k-Y. and ”AP {t-U‘OEI tot; mom.-
HUd‘r fur Gixm ul "unuun. uml rr- litre or the irothc-rhood of St. An-
c-ommrmiul that u... house {,0 new! all «How. in im- (“innit-a] was hold a
H" “:I' “Hunt .121 :i “ru kl homer" for dioccsan Chllvli‘f-n'! N'r\'l(‘0 {Of ‘hl‘
1'" <! :u‘. in: runiu-n'nn-s on apt-eta] prmwniution of lmnu-n othrings. Th0
«ll'n Mr! W ‘l'Ol- .ns .mvl Mr i-trrate. Nation-“1dr L‘nmpailil 113’- for many
I alwl lulu-4.1 In thanking the a parish. meant new lilo. Tho ill-
2'" H‘r m: 0'7: r, mid llml hu- in“: crease or cit-rival stipends has been
"u ,. (mini "mulls tipun girls Ktoatl)‘ hf'll'lt‘d: The vacancy canned
- W 'i "i ‘in \ur'uium hmm. llrrtl by the rcslgmitlon of RM. 0. Clark
ow! . «lr "d rt-turncd homo uguiu, Kennedy. as r-ditor of the diocesan
paper. has bot-n ililcd by tho clcction
of Rev. Arthur I'. Grt‘cnlcar. of \"ai-
blunt i
l' shun}:
. u i v- fro-slim].
\. ho-son sold. in ,commcnd
In: llu- “wk of both mirth-a. that u lingfoni.
'Ill'l'Klmn'Ill who didn‘t haw rnough Notices hm‘i- boon guru of altera-
inapirunon In grt his parish to giw tions in the communion of the
church. propom-d at the gent-ml con-
vention. and dcsigncd to gin- the sur-
irasnn bishops h \otc in thc housc of
bishop; Them: alterations I strongly
supported.
The (‘hurch Son'lce le-nguc has
tx-c‘n organized with a view to u more
gnu-mi rnlistment or pcrsonai activi-
tiu-s in practical cooperation. The
Illhjl'f‘l of an I-accutiu- council was
introducn-d at the lust convention and
a committee appointed to consider the
money for his solar) without lumping
thr- wonu n "halting and slowing. and
buying and soiling." to earn the roc-
lor'n solar). ought to get out into acc-
niar lift. "Hm-h n mun would lx- lit-t-
trr Off lm old stone." he said.
At tho- afternoon ill-salon Hilltop
Chaunm-y l'l. Brt-wstcr deliwn-d his
Bishop llrt-wntcr. after the obituary
notice-s. rrrerrvd to his summer in
England. saying it was not it holiduy
or Minn-m. The most intern-sting rx» sulijcct. its report will demand your '
ll'rlvm‘v “as his nitrmiuncc at the scrions consideration. "You will." Auction Sale
lamln-tlt t‘onfvn-ncr. llw dililwrntlonn said tho bishop, "nvoni tho titio ‘Thc
cf “lilt'll. lw said. wo-n- marked Will: llishop and Council.’ An executive 2 and 7 p. m.
constant trust in pmycr. To tho-c council ought to accomplish curtain ,
who unwanted thr pruious confer. things to be desired. For example. at BRAND S
q-nm: l\\c~l\'c your. In-ion-. this our the confusion as to trmisngvrs. ttfl" .
nmvk-wi sin mhnnrv in I-urm-stni-nx. in whom poymvnts :irc rcspm-tix'cly paid. Scum lek
()n tht- othwr hand. tlwro is thc ques-
tion wlwtlwr the proposed rcorganl-
zulion of tho dioccsv ought not at be
somvhow ccntl-rcd in the Cathedral
l-‘oundalion. in accordance with the
c-uriy and trim conccption o! the ca-
thmlrai. This huestion is so large that
you may think it Will 10 postponc tho
whnln matter for further considers»
lion."
tics-in tn :nnld pintiludt-n. and in thu-
spirit or ”iv lltll'llllli't‘fi. 'l‘lw lniuhop
\‘-'.'l rtlu- Hunt to intruvlucv tlw subject
of "’Il'lhll:lllil_\' international r0-
lnimns. and was in nu-mlu-r o! thv com-
Inili-m un iliul hllliil‘i‘l. In un :ululri-u,
lu- mluuutul‘n lwuguc of Nations.
"\\iili tin. huiugmll'iiing of tho pl'OVl-
skins nl‘ our Aliliricam i"nuaflituiion."
Tlu- canton-om- rn‘nmlnn-mlmi :ict'um,
"win-nil; 3h“. wimlv (‘hurcli of Christ
un-I
.—_.
mu)” In oliulilmi. with Ullt' \‘Olt‘I'. to “'ANT AMI-INCAN SOVEREIGXTY
“Flt" llu- principla-n of tho Luinul- ()l' (ONTINl'I‘Z.
Nations upon tlII‘ XWUDN‘H of UN‘
Worm." FAGl‘IO. l‘. 1.. .‘lily 17. (By the As-
r‘iult’d l'rcsa).—Thl-lr desire‘ for con-
tinuation or American sovereignty
ow-r tlu- Philippine Islands in ‘Gppo-
nltlon i_o‘thg.demnnd. for independence
which has been cxprcssvd in some
uuurtcrs. was dcscribcd to the “'00d-
Fulbos mission llPt‘l‘ today. by several
delegations 0t Igor-rates.
Several Igorrotcs came with the of-
iiclnl delegation to pay their respects
to former Governor-Gth-al W. Cam-
cron Forbes. co~head with Major-
Genersl Vl'ood. of the presldcntiai mis-
sion of inquiry into Philippine condi-
tions .
Illnlmp l'.rcwnh\' fluid ho still chor-
islu-il lhv lump of purticipnlion or this
country In :in association of nations.
in ww- ll.llllt'd cnopcrution. to KllMY‘llll—
it“? lllr :ruhafiw & mma‘ fighf‘flnd’
hift'ii‘nuflonul law. and secure the
world from menace to its peace.
'l‘lu- )[lL‘flu‘Vt‘l‘ 'l‘crvcntcnary.
liishup llrcwstcr said ho was privi—
omiinn of the sailing of the Mayflow-
cr. lint [)l'.‘\i0u3 engagements prmcnt-
cd his acceptancc to two invitations to
prcnch in Westminster Abbey. At
Pl) mouth he shared in the celebration
ii
(i E S I IIKAL ELI-1m“ '
“IN 5 DU) 1.; EST
Niacin-("tally Mm (hut a Your,
Mum.
~.rli‘lll'2.\'lrl("i'.\ll\'. May 1? -31.”...
of tho mouidrrs and conmak-;rs oi
tht- Gcnrral Electric Company hr».
who “adult-'1 out last Jum ll‘. 5} mpatlgy
With striking foundry employ-ls
the Erio- (l'a ) plant 0: tin c-unpulh.
)Mt‘rdil} ri-turnvd to Walk. thus: o-nd-
in: the hunt-st Mrikw in ll;-
of tha- compan).
“'lu-n the striko- Was cull-d
rum mcn l. it tho ir work. leading to 'T->
closing of tin foundry at tin; punt
Recently intrinutional oitiurs oz lzn
union rvportc d thc- Mrikr fund “34..
low and no murr lwnrhts “tall 1'
forthcoming .iitt r lust w,-«k.
AWAKE ‘
AT LAST !
The People of Nor-
walk Have Awak-
ened at Last.
Last week buyers showed their
eagerness to .0er
Diamonds, Watches, Clock.
Jewelry. Silverware, Ivory
Goods, cm on», Optical
Goods. etc.
but if the right proportion of
Norwalk residents had awakened
to the facts as the tew thousand
awoke More. there would be a
perfect deluge of people desirous
of “gettin? aboard" before the
hip boom n
Brand's Jewelry Store
Regular Sale
ALL DAY
Diacolmta of 30 Per (Bergf
t d 1’ Ge
40 Per 8;“ an. is or
'Absolute
COME TODAY
Stock is still lam he the finest
and best money can secure.
NOTE-Repair department at-
tended to, same as usual, as-
sisted by three experts that
do work for me.
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“TRIS Ii
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Newell & Murray
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
"To Men Who Know”
153‘ Washington Street
Keeler Building
Men’s Silk Hose
rum. rasmpm
95c pair
In Blue. Black, Grey, Tan.
and White
that port. and. on the day before. ho SUBLIARINES A'l‘ Sl-I\\' nosmox.
preached in old St. Andrew's church
to two thousand persons. including the
mayor and corporation. His host was
the bishop of Exetcr. who participat-
noted with heurtincsa in the Plymouth
NE‘V LONDON. May 17.~Sul)ma-
rines 8-9. 8-14. 5—15. 8-16 and 8-17.
carrying torpedoes. with submarine
tender U. S. S. Beaver. have arrived
srsomns {on wssx
exercises and criticited. Bishop
Brewster said that he .bclieved ‘ hie
recognizing this:
there was an international. more than
a denominational. significance in the
affair.
The Return kit/the Mayflower.
Bishop Brewster. reterrinl t0 the
historic event, asked: "Is it. how-
ever. a wild vision. after three cen-
turies. to dream of the return of the
Mayflower. a reaction trorn‘ separation.
and a new appreciation of the solidar-
ity and fellowship at the Catholic
church? Such a vision is not alto-
gether the. bonele- fabric 0‘ I. dream.
.4" Ray we not and "signs that
”(at the era": of
4
here from Newport. R. I. They are
to loin the Pacific fleet in Pearl Har-
bor. Hawaii. next month. and will
leave here May 31 with the s-z
which will complete the flotilla. Bub/'-
marine Commander Captatn 'i‘. C.
Hart is in commnd.
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EX-GOVERNOR MIDI“ 00M-
FOMABLE.
NEW HAVEN. May 17.-—'l‘he con-
dition of former Governor Simeon E.
Baldwin. who has been III at home
for some day . was regarded as good
this morning. He he’ll bed a com-
torabie night.
It'no stated at hia tom’s that e.'
«no firm
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