w
MBA“-
r’k‘
.n
5;: a;
~i men for PM Felt Ks
- a I
1‘ .~ lint Stretching.and Wol
br'li ' . . .
ill a . Jr Soft Ilat Trimming.
,..-,i- .k and good wages gust.
. m m
. . tasted
{50:5 A‘cltl Frontiers. “Ehardwood
Phone sells «an3. 1'
\
FOR BALE-Very classy alrdale II
pies. Seven champions in four 2e:
eratlons. Soudan S roller strain. six
weeks old May 17. H. R. Brlscoe,
glsnlq‘uowa Road. Fairdeld. Conn. Phone
rent Worker may apply to
K ‘Ji. PEFJCSWJ. N. Y. .
r
' ‘. )len wanted for follom
,.: 1., More. Apply to A. F. GehebP.
-r one inspector. Apply Hi
' ‘5 i i is :6 if
rw Gents, , ° . ' .
o {1%.W rum sun-m Columbia.
most bountifuL
i:i3l“lifl ‘
Hany people «sure their
lar hay find they ans never diap-
belated.
Truly wonderful values are other-ed.
in .doss. clothing limbo“ otssdh.
and foodstuffs. Thisis W,
”wt.-
'BUSINEBNUI‘IGE
Get Your Car Washed and Polished
y Experienced Washer
b
At the rear of lanchssuo‘fiot '
Work Gnu-an 0!
the Only day in the entire
people can purchase such doom
and can obtain such barnlns.
Nerchants this morningI .m
that the voiuxnn or buying Was hav-
G. OLMSTEAD ier than at any other Dollar. Day thus
fink; , held. Men. women and even children
We make a specialty in Upholster- throngod the stores. and if Nor-walk
int. Repairing. Repeating and Bo- was a rural county seat. -.o:lc intuit
finishing of Furniture. have been led to believe (but it was
Have received a New Line of Court Day at the County Seat-which
Samples. in the rural districts is these. bk
J. O. DENNIS _ day. when families for miles around
Ave. 'rsl. set-z as. Norwuh. come in to do their shopblot.
I .J.
1 W.
Ifh‘
mweehsinsnticipaflonotb'd.
mthfsctory to John John P. Xelo
”It. and Allan F. Church. fedirai ex-
aminer. _ . ‘-
applant on the mill was
alien.
come a citinen of the United Statesl
and a member of the Uncle Sam’s
Mil!- i ‘
Uncle Sun has no welcome
amnswho seehnswtsbeoosns-eui-
moth-Milly.butmm
Superior Court yesterday. when siti-
unship papers were refused to an ap-
plicant because his draft reord was
Exemption had been" ctsiined' by the
He is not now privileged to be-
Practlcally all of the sever. niec-
s
”a crproot Battery Co.
yl‘..ED~—A woman to do general
for
‘Work. Good
man. Apply 9
’;' . fSaleslady
_ a‘nl‘i'. Apply to A.
"5:011 SL, 50. NOW It.
4
vortunit
0
lgallroad ve.‘ '
._-_\ boy or you:
,. lll\lllng Store. A.
null St. So. Norwalk.
for ~lltiliifi'urn.
:fi Gehebe,
man for
. Gehebo,
ron SALE-Row boat; ' .
Charlie l-‘ransom. 35 LincollnsAVfg. lo"
FORdSAlléE—Harley Davis motor oral: f
an s o car. first-class con .
Phone 284. Westbort. dltioa
FOR SALE—Four Ford touring and
runabouts. late models, best con-
dition. Phone 215: Norwalk. after
8 p. m.
”l
this swimsu—
u is Go. 4 Washington Place.
glow Twzoéity. ' _ .
an inns- of mm m. '
skirt. Hematiches and button‘libles to
”a“ it. navm,
481 Main Street Stanford. coon.
Phone. disarm-d mu
m“... .s
l-‘Olt SALE—Beautiful
rooms. bath. electric
fl
residence.
W WADE snows
fate of the murderer.
over his impending end. At 5 o'clock
this afternoon he is to be taken to
death cell. where he is to Demon his
supper and where he will lie guarded
tions during the May seulon or the
court for naturalisation purpons have
been on account of unsatisfactory
record inirelation to the draft. and
only seven have been rejected. out of
0215 examined.
Judge Kellogg admltcd 81 new citi-
sens. continued six cases for further
investigation of the draft records.
four to allow them to learn to read
English. and 23 for fulther study re-
garding-the conduct of the gov -
LITTLE CONCERN
AS END N EARS
Continued from First page.
!
l
i
Wade showed no apparent concern
lights.
. , - V
lilrl tor (‘lcricnl work. Air heater the cel
‘ . \lulil Pelt Hat Co. South
place, hardwood floors,
St. inquire for Mr.
isr, yard, fruit trees, conve l
train and trolley. Phone 1861. 1: cut to
FOB BALE—8 houses ”-11 M-
.msha‘ll building for-“mt. at 1;
ant street. Batch &
,1 ,;.l.;‘:lloi«g Ron 8311ng mg.
‘ill v wor, — 7 .
:th Norwnllgo0 pa). ' 1 m
STO
RA
Space for ng
Phone 1088.!
Norwalk Warehouse
I Union street. Booth Norwalh. Donia
Woman desires laundry
\ wine. especially iacc cur<
ruillilcsc. 2 Snowdcn AVE,
- .1". (but).
1“ «ion as foreman or
pl'il'ntf' estate, or farm
..;m. 40 years, married,
'l'i-l'l. brought up on farm.
'Lnilersitinds all branches
i nn'nl‘ high class horses.
\ery best reference as
.l'lll :ll)llll_\'. 1 am looking
. hm.- an honest man will
ll. Address Box 75, Pair-
--
fiw
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
loath Kuwait '
_,(.___.,- * ‘ '
Anilques, high prices paid
i - .- me furniture. mahogsn .
- mle, pine, etc.. also olii
..», anything of merit that is
.elrs old. D. A. Bernstein,
.‘f Avc.. Phone 1693. -
Open.»
BRUSHES
For the Teeth
Tlio twice-many brush the
teeth habit is the finest of all
toilet habits. If your teeth are
right usually your health is
right. Let us help you select a
tooth brush that will meet with
your individual rcquircmcn‘tS,
and that will clean your teeth
and protect them.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
’84 Main St. So. Nerwaiit, Conn.
2.1
“——
. lzuv chicken coop size
\\‘. .l. Ih—. 00 Sentinel.
thoroughly
:..xil~~ns. lawn and
lul', iu liowayton
11712-13 All)1ime
experi-
4. ‘ i-xpcrlcuccd and
Unruluuiu gardncr
:izl i'Sllili‘. or for
work about. the
win». from agricul-
furnish excellent
Inquiri- Joseph
street. 8. Norwalk,
l
i
\ iiliolii 16l,\l'!. 0f
. fury ofllce “ork. Apply
. Co. Inc. Chestnut St.
"FED—Yew men and boys.
lsbury. Mat ewson a Co.. South
k, Conn.
'l -, To buy young
nil heifers. Tel. 210.
Iiiiy
(attic,
ORLINS’ .
TIRE V'ULOANIZING SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
New and Used Tires and Tubes Solo
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline-11nd Oils
KENDRICK’S GARAGE
ford Magnetos Bil-charged, Oylin
dots Rebored, Welding and
‘l. . Girl to cure for baby from
1 in 5 p. m. Phone 160?. Mrs.
liowuj-lon.
w
i'wlmi: mini 16 to 1‘? yrs.
'l‘v.i Silu'c. Vain ink, 1:1
I
\\ .uiri-ss. cxpvricnccd.
'iurniil. 42 So. Main St.
I
l\.‘lli- l'.illiil)'.
».l for illnur-r
lit Mrs A.
. S Norwzilk.
.J—%____
i m~r;:lriic salesmen
lul \\lll1 silltn hum-rs
.uumlinz tcrriiorie.~~
:iu ll to married
'l‘ll'l‘ Store. For. It.
'lnul'oc St, South Nor-
(HJ 01‘
only.
liirtz-
s. 5.1 _.
“ Io CHESTNUT or. PHONE s1;
IOUTH NORWALK
fim
FOR SALE
House, 6 rooms. with all improve-
ments, Barn. Lot 60x160 feet. well
located in South Norwalk. Price
85500.. For particulars
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
7 Main Street
Real Estate
; l
i'i
,.:9919
To LET
ly-
lvlr-c rooms,
i'ulA'r-illvhl to It.
'.. .‘llliI irolle)‘.
'rrl..
run-
R.
\Vriic
l ‘forwn l k.
lnsurnur; ~
' r-f' iliri-c roomS,
l-Ili‘ avenue.
1.3 Lowc Street.
llirht
In-
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Under and pursuant m an Order of
the Court of Probate tor the District or
in. Slcamboat place
.':.'|i llini' shops or other
( Nowisthstinioao
mm
_‘
"— ‘ ‘ by one or two guards as his behavior
FROM Irma. WEORY TO may demand until the hour of mid-'
“um uni m night. During his closing hours
cushions 0‘ all Iold h our only spiritual advice will be gieren by pm-
Also movsung. satis- on Chaplain William D. ary.
”1%” “smug; His last meal will be like that giv-
coll.
° en to the prisoner general?! for sup-
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
per and the rest of the even‘ig he
Franklin and Ilooros or. so. "wall; may have the company 0' Chnviain
Cary through the final hours if he
NATHAN C MILLER
m
desires. Throughout his months of
ting. painting and imprisonmcnt. “'ndc has shown little
will” interest in his position. and that de-
E'um‘“. duflmi fiim- mennor was characteristic of him
‘- Nmm'v 7" today. He will be hanged tor the
murder of George Son, at Bridge-
port, last summer.
DeathsandFunerals
on '31] Funeral of (:cm-gc 1.. Downing.
20 to to per cent on labor and mate- The funeral oi George L. Downing.
rial Alexander White. so hows at. of Newtown nvcnuc. will be held at
2 o‘clock daylight saving time. Sat-
urday afternoon. from the late home.
llcv. Louis D. llowi-ll will ofliclnte.
Burial will bc in Riverside cemetery.
orwalLCona.
WALL PAP!!! Alto PAINTo
house
your
Bros. Local and long distance
tru of all kinds. trips to
New York. Address 71
Phone 318. .
WANTED TO BUY
All kinds of cattle. Extra prices for
calves; also p and ill . 1
highest priestlghone fight” pay
_. A4 HARRY J. FRIEDMAN.
CARRIGAN A FLYNN, local and ion!
distance trucking of all kinds
Ofllce Leary A 00.. Phone 1577. House
phone 383.
EGGS Silll'l'iil) NY “'ATER ROI'TE
SAN l~‘l{.\.\’Cl.\‘C(). Mn)’ 19.—0ne
tlluusullli (iisrs (ii eggs said to lie the
illst shipment from (‘nliiornlzt to New
York by water, :ll’i- Liliozilll Illi' stcnmr.
ship Henry S. Groves \x'liich clcnrcd
i't‘xtci'du) for Atlantic const ports. 0!-
iicinls or llu- ptlulirv produccrs of
(‘cnirnl (‘nlilornin .‘iiil'll that tho
Silltlllll: oi tints was llli‘-I'(‘l_\‘ an 0x-
pci'lnli-llt and that if suw‘cssful more
than our third of the transportation
cost.- “uni-i lu- sun-d to shippers who
send ill. ll’ plunluct to east coast ports.
EXPERT AUTO mmo
will overhaul and repair your car.
any make. in your own garage.
ment of the United States.
MUST TAKE OUT
ed that before they could start their
and must obtain a license and file
l‘hone 602-4.
BUILDING TRADE
FAILS TO REACH
AN AGREEMENT
Continued from First Pogo
TODAY IN WALL arm's
.\‘l-Z\\' YURK. May 19 (\anl Strcct.
in m ).—-—l)eclini-n ranging from
i in ;; llnlllis in several of tin~ promi-
mul spcculntlve issues marked the
(‘éill_\‘ innings on the Stock Exchange.
IUIl\£I l'ri-ssurv was most :ippnri-nt
in i‘lulllllc Stet-l. People's (his and
Sulnnim Tobacco. Sonic Oillt'l‘ ins-urn
.n.i _lllllltlr oils also eased :llllI mils
lll.illlll'>lttl no special strt-ngtlb most
linill rs reacting fractionully. New
Ymk Air llrtikr‘ recorded Ihi' only
laoliuoriliy gull). rising 2 points do-
spll- 3l~sil-rilay's cut in thc dividend.
l'ri-linlinary exchange rail-s on Lon-
don illiiicntcd increased firmness. do-
inzind lilllH repeating their recent
ln;i\imum quotation :ii 4.00.
\\'.\l.l. STREET. Noou.—~Prnfcs—
slonail prcssure made further headway
during the morning on an unusually
lunull amount of l)llslni'.‘i!4. Thc inde-
pillili'lli stl-cls. motors. cquipmcnls.
sugars and utilities sham ll in thc gen-
(-ml decline of l to 3 points. Numer-
nus specialties whose divide-ml pros-
pi-cts llnvc become increasingly doubl-
flll ill the last few days \vei-r heavy or
weak. immous Players. Scars ltoc-
buck. llcmlnmon Typewriter an!) Xa-
liomil l-Znnmrliiug lost l to ' points.
lilvidcnd paying mils of the type fra-
tureil by Northern Pacific. Canadian
Pacific. Great Northern and N. Y.
t‘l-nirnl forfeited all their gains of the
previous day. (‘hcmiczil short-s were
the only spcclultles to show a strbng
tonc risini: l to 2 points. Call money
orient-d nt 7 per cent.
\V’AIJ. STREET. 1:30
ki-t leaders registered additional
losses during the dull midsession.
Stecls. motors and oils on well as me-
tals. sugars and textiles were conspi-
cuously heavy. Postponement of div-
idend action on Hocking Valley coin-
cided with reactions of l to 5 points in
Iii! zl
or i'l..u~li-s l-Z. limt. Sumuci J. Ki-l lt r.
"lliillt'H L‘. \Vhltcht‘ad. Arthur C.
i‘rnniinll and Martin “'rlls. .\ir. Hoyt
:icll ii :is chairman.
The session opt-nod with an address
ll) .\li‘. t‘riindull. Ill \\'lll(‘ll llt- urxill
that boast-u null rcprciu-lliniiH-s of llli‘
union get together in scillc illt' “:Igc
situation.
.\ silllilnr itilill'i'SS was girl-n
(‘hnl'lcs ii). 110) t. \\ ho dcscribcd Illt'
rr-lutlonii of capital with labor. lie
spokc (if the urgent llt‘i‘tl of building
ill .\'0r\\.ilk, lnut declared that cnplinl
would not inn-st unless it saw u I'nir
li'lui'll for its mom-3'.
Martin “'ills told of the necessity
of tidiusinimit. Ho- ili‘t'liirt-d that tho
“r'llOll' world was undergoing this pro~
C(‘Hi‘i. :it ihc present time. He su'id that
prices hall to drop.
Members of tllt‘
li)‘
Norwulk lluilili-rs‘
Exchange. particularly Arthur “'nl»
dron. tllr- contractor. togcthcr with
rcprrscntnint-s of thc Palntcrs'. Car-
penti-rs' :lud Ziinsous' L'nion. explained
the l‘liill‘t' u‘ngi- iliillcullii-s.
, Mr \\':ll.ll'uil lli'Gllll'l'iI illul iht‘
illllll‘li'l'.‘ llilll lllmil- :i curl-fill surveyor
Ellli' HlIUllllilll lu-i'uri- cutting “'iis‘f‘li.
l‘niul ilt'i'li‘ L ll'lll :l lit-cruise to 80
cruis nu hour for cillpi-nii-rs. from the
liil't'N‘lti i ll- of Si nu hour. was fair.
:ll'li ;‘ luluu : into consiili-rulion lhcde-
('l‘iilczu i:i lili' (‘iH-‘l of “Unit
' 1w ili'("'l'ii£“"* ,us («Named lit the
l.:- ii:' .. were us follows:
I'rcsent
llzitc.
..Sl.uu hr.
p. m.——Mar-
Decreased
to
.50 hr.
"'ll'iu .- 's
venture
era border is above the frost line.
comma AHEAD,
03ers useable education, and‘ls
‘ ' on
'wUCA'uOn
PURPOSE WORK .
ova
.n. ., “v“
I ..‘ "L‘
...
smnNmn,
cmummyl
n
in ' continuous session
Information on mot ‘.
LICENSE HERE
Continued from First DISC-
snle that they would have to have a
State license. file a bond for 8500. and
obtain a license from the city, other-
wise they were liable to arrest and the
penalty for a violation of the State
statutes.
The law requires that concerns
which are belicvcd to be "fly
night" concerns. here today and. gone
tomorrow. must file a bond that they
are to do business for at least a year.
a
band.
The two men. when they left the of-
fice of the city clerk. were of the opin-
ion that tlley would go ahead with
the sale without obtaining the license.
City Clerk Robertson said that if
the men opened up without meeting
the law's requirements. that they
would be liable to arrest. The men
are scheduled to opcn their sale to-
morrow morning. and thc merchants
of the city and the police are awaiting
the outcome of the cusc with grcat in-
forest.
Horus (TIII'RCH “Tlili COXTINI'E
GROWTH.
WINONA LAKE. Ind. May ‘19.—
Hope that the church will continue
to r-nJoy the growth it has experienc-
ed during tllc last year. was express-
ed at the opening session today of
the 133rd Gencrul Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church in the United
by ‘
fiw
J. M. LAYTON & C09
smamms-i
Immmumn
if
Inc.
.lirr
‘-
ww—
States of Amcricn here. Dr. Samuel
S. Palmer of Columbus. 0,. rctlring
moderator in his sermon opening the
nastimbly this morning. expressed;
satisfaction with the mark of l.7‘.".’.-i
0000 members attained last year.
Commissioners from the 302 prcs-
iivtcries were seated in the great tub-
(-rnnclc hcrc ns.the anembly was
opened today by Dr. Palmer.
Late this afternoon the election of
a new modcrator to succeed Dr.
Palmer will mark the beginning of
business sessions of the assembly.
MISS (‘OLTON (.‘l\‘l~‘..\' A SHOWER.
Miss Caroline l‘l. Colton. of New-
town nvcnuc. last night was the re-
cipient of :1 miscellaneous shower. ex-
tenllcd to her iii the home of Dr. and
Mrs. Ernest ll‘. McGrt-gor. 69 East ave-
nuc. by teachers and pupils of the
Sunday sclloool of tho Norwnik Con-
gregational church.
cehed many handsomc gifts. During
the evening a social time was enjoyed
and a delightful collation sen‘cd:
Miss Colton is shortly to become
the bride of Edward Meeker. a promi»
nent First district businrss man. Sh?
is a teacher lit thc North Center
school.
You need
MUSIC!
But you want thsbeot.
such as only the
\l‘E’l." liul'ris d: Cans.
-"~r:ig:r- Space.
Supnrnte
Inuillling. Hubbell
Co. Inc.. Sausa-
i' Westport 47. We
wart-house receipts.
house-
rooms.
lllfl ’l:.\' l )ABLE
PLUMBING
Quirk Service
ll. J. Ungvary
Phone 2389
filorwalbk. a‘gthorigingbthcm thereunlo,
Ii.‘ su sol ers ere y often for sale ,. ."' .., .
all such right, title and interest as 'j'"”""‘ ”'_"~‘ m' “w hr.
Hannah M. Dibble_ late of Not walk. ill '1 “”""""-‘ ““35”” “ "3-“ -"" hr-
Bald district. deceased. had at the ”mp' Arthur ll. (‘runllzill urged that past
of her death in and to the following de‘iuicki-an be forgotten and that both
scribed real estate, to wit: bosscs and employes make a new
All that certain trilct 0i land With the,gtnn. Questioning the repreuntauvos
buildings thereon. situated at Boway.
ton in said town of Norwalk, beta 68lof the unions. he elicited the informa-
feel, more or leds front, and 60 Fe LillOll that they were willing to stand
more or less. in de th; bounded North- for a cut in wages. The bosses agreed
eriy by land of l—larriet Klin'e'telter; that n cut in wages was necessary to
Southerly by land of Alfred Mestre; help building conditions.
Easterly by Rowa ton avenue; and
Westerly by Five {lilo River;
All that certain tract of land with
the store building thereon. situated at
Rowayton in said town of Norwalk
being.’ 103 feet, more or less front, an
60 feet. more or less. in depth; bounded
Northeriib land now or formerly 8!
Charles Raymond estate: Easterly
by Rowayton avenue: Southerly by
Rowayton Hose Company; and wester-
ly b Five Mile River:
.z.:i..' ll. ‘13:?» hr.
.90 hr.
Whereupon,
Mr. Crandall urged that the two par-
ties get together and come to some
agreement nsxto just how much the
cut in wages should be.
The citizen's committee withdrew.
|with the exception of Mr. Crsndail.
after the discussion. and allowed the
iunion representatives and bo-es to
have an executive conference—Mr.
Crandaleresided at this session—but.
A i that certain met at land mug-wording to reports. apparently very
‘hout 1 Ziittle .was accomplished toward the
as the "Rock Lot’flcontaini
\
\
USED CARS
‘9 Cammercial
Republ'
Ford. lc Truck
and Pink Tires.
L removed whit. you “NIL
YONS causes
Port Aye. T“. 1m Q
Welt
' "1:91
Adi
II I
M“culmi- ray...
acre of land: situated in
too; bounded Northerly lg N
use: Easterly by. land of ster-
bury; Southerly by land now or for-
merlg of the estate of Mary
mos ; nnd Westerly by land of Bar-
riet Babin.
For particulars and terms, a to
OETRUDE D. PINKN
S. E. DIBBLE,
Roway—lsettlement of the wage dliliculties. It
1
Axe- is .hoped that the matter be si-ttled at
the next conference. to be held next
week.
Belfast Comtabie
mun-nuns-
l
the coal grouti-
310.000 to 885.000.
mindset-mummytonit.
VlC'l'ROia-A
can give. The world's
greatest artists join
with the Victor corn-
panyinyourguaranbee'
‘ .of quality. V'
r. 4'
it is our duty so malls' is
cosy for you to own a
Victroia. Lot us sol you
sunset-M abut ow ssr-
vIos and m‘ '-
dew—It.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
“AI. ESTATE
Look, what we. are offering this week.
A few houses left for a small amount
and a few beautiful houses for parties
wanting a home. «A
8 houses for 82,500. $500 cash down.
3 houses for 82,700. Easy terms.
8 houses for 83,200. Easy terms.
1. one-faintly house. all 'iinprove-
W “.500.
8 ouefantlly houses.
inents. 86.000.
8 double houses, prices 84,000 to
310.000.
Several
all illliim
beautiful houses from
Ifsrnishsdhousesforthossasi-
“tom
SALE CONTINUED. I
It
Max Levy’s Shoe Store
31 so. ruin an, so. Not-walk
N0 nominations m
m arm STORE.
Sport Oxfords
la Canvas and Buck
From $2.65 to $8.45
Also
Neil’s Oxfords
In the Very Latest Styles
hora $5.45 to $8.46
\
Pay Your Bills By,
- - : V.
Open it Check 'A‘o- '
count Now Witli
The People’s .
Trust CO.
scorn NOBWAL‘K
,.~v~
4% on Savings De- 3. »-
DOSILS. {-1
name nouns " 13;:
APRIL 25 TO SEPT. 21
8 a. in. to 3 p. in.
'Nonday BvonlngsCto'lD...
mandamus-I.
AM AT LAW
I“ Insulator U... Patent
ATENfEfié
P “IV
“terms-M
thin-h W
GEORGE 3. 301.121!“ I
CARPENTER AND BUILDER J
Jobbing Promptly Attended lo a
Telephone 11735 ‘
Miss Colton 're-' ‘
smmnamumm.
smmusstoum.
fmm,oontrany.loeated.
TARLOV BROS.
tip-to Oats Cigar Itsro
H A L L - M A R K
CANDIES
m 338'!
$1.10 lb.
'Iah’sotonio Bloch. Tel. 16‘
L
i
.s
. Flore Brothers’ Gum
Overhauling and W.
1‘ Hartford Place Tia!
nous snoriisns, Props. '
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old (3a.1-swi:.ort.el:=ok
Bridgeport A to '
ing 60.
allteed in every restpfielct. Has m
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