‘ V News Of the
I
Y rk Stock Exchange
lotto New o the . to
on Brokers, m1 dealers in _
co
00., members of the Non York Stock Exchange,
Sentinel, over
in Street, South Romans, loo-.1
notations, reported for the
q of Naples & Goidsohmidt.
securities, 85 Washing-
ents of H. L. Horton &
43 Broad Street.
FinanCial
Stock Quotations [nu slug NEWS
- crld.
There was :1 gonorul and substantial
change in the character or market
opinions hoard after the close yestcl-
(lav and nearly all the expressions
henrd in important quarters were of
a hopeful character and indicate a
general expectation that the market
a comin week will make u
during th 3 to higher
New HAVEN llllAll
RENEWS cumin
. on helium
Accidents Reduoed 64‘ Per
Cent. Through Efforts of
Safety Bureau—75 Kiligd
in 1921 '
\thh lhc spring and summer sca-
of the con; any rxpreso the
court.- ol' fiance and Ulcers of the C. Godfrey Post, No.
law will excrt every effort to protect
the'peoplc from this evil. even if the
protection takes the form of punish--
ment or those Who disregard the '
simple I surely! rule: "life” on' the
Railroad Tracks." .
MRS. ORTON MAY
ADOPT CHILD
Continued from Page One.
out or chivalry. and because she
wanted a name for her baby.
"That is the kind of man "he is."
she continued. “He is honorable and
SATURDAY, APRIL 29 1%
hope. that l ,The ,Woman's ”Auxiliary of Frank! STREITI‘.» “l’
1 2, 'American
Legion. is to give a dance this even-
in; at the Elk’s hall. South Mainlm n9 via».
street. the affair being somewhat in
the nature or an inviatlon dance. It
have been extended. Members of the
1.681011 are expected to be present in
large numbers.
D. G. Egenitis
THE LIBERTY SHOP
Now Open ,for Business
First Class Shoe» Shining
L. P. Nanos
I
_ ‘ named .1: ‘r v
is expected that there wall be a good 9C2.” \’1w ..
attendance. 3 a number of infitutions‘ ' "
t m1;
ism-sets of “,3.
S\“\
‘is
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time he only,
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~un3t.-‘- ndrn :.
REMODELING st ,
All the Stock Will Bong.
to Make. More Rm;
. ‘; r0 r838 . unre. Above everything else I want. _
'" York. mflhcr mutt r‘nli .pl “Fm heard in one sons at hand. the Now \ork. New mm back ,, ’ Parlor _---
”M lt‘VW‘lS’ A gram. t t“ ~ “I“ ‘H’tht‘ll and )laflfnrd’nllllVOHd Com— . . . . - x
H L 11 30 . n. L. 11231) Imports,“ mun-t...- in connection n 1 panv l»: “MGM“: nacll‘nrts to reduce The. Ortons cat‘ne here three years Special Chairs for Ladies ,
' ' I: . ‘3’ 1is 48.3; i .. . _ in . the independent ' ‘ .. _ ago. During one of Mrs. Orton’s v15- - ' - .
Allied Chemical 65% 65% (slidn‘i‘mfrmg 3" mu. an“. ld,‘,‘,‘;:,°pnié:-‘;::lblic steel and Mllivalo the lllllildwr or accidvn‘ts signing???“ “.3 m madden. 0mm met MM Nich- All Kinds of Hats Cleaned, H
_ rr '- _\'.,.lr . . "w ‘ ='s“ - ‘ , . ‘. Slcet rnmnm - . , . .
“m” gm'm‘” :2 133’ 12% Kim com” 321;; 31 32 mm were spokv" of "PM“ 5‘s,” 3.7mm; x»;ur‘:ou"oi «arm on April Nail-1 “if: was named lift an": Blocked and, Pressed 0
Am. an '4 i ‘ ' . - .- .. ‘ 2 . ' - .. - ~ ~ nt 0 ill‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ " ' ‘ , ,, am .lvct 0 ct 3r time wee 5, en , r .- . . -
. 1151/ “- 115,1 Keystone Tire 312‘; {is 1“ shupc lOl .ln upumd moumc 1' 191“ accidents m gmmmssors how. ll 8 . Th . . _ first Class Shoe Repalrmg 137 "n,-
Am. .000. ,4 0 ,4 . m 5. {xi-i; . «nt (notations. and it was > i . 101? Orton ( sappealed. c young \vo . Wat‘flncrtOn S‘
Am.Ship&-.Com. 18% 13% 15% “Wk M991 ‘i.-. 1~1k 13":‘ia “bme “ms" l‘ h wing of Republic "09“ rcduced 1“ pcr (“‘n[‘ n l]- " man found him in llvckton and ‘ All “York Guaranteed ' ° heel
Am Qmelters 57% 57% 57% )lo-xivan Pete. 13: ‘ “ i; 1;), insisted tlmt tw ,l . .~ ”-om strong ”w 51):” “pro". thv Safely Huron“ "3’ learned of his proviot’s marriage South Norwalk
Am. .8118!" 75% 75% 7551’; “mm" states In 3‘ 141.. ‘ or; ycstt‘rdll." was on orst i; t ”stock you its work. ”2 ire-unanscrs worn when she visited him there. She re- 13 North min-'81:» 30- Norwalk “ , C61;
Am. gum TOD 35 343-5 35 MO- Pac. “43‘ A." :1 interests to accumulate _ 1:“. led h; lulled and 1.50 inlurml on 31w “men turned to l.)et.r'olt and mm] the hlgamy
.Am- :Tel ‘& T151 1-)“; 100% 1°01; ‘.\'. Y. Air Brake ‘0 5;“ g; -, I‘lrokcrs 1.. 501110 “3:98 ‘\v'i~‘m:"(f‘mndv Rullroml l‘roncrty. Sin” “;““t“‘°m charge ‘
‘ ‘ ' “' "’ "’ . . w. 91 “WE - ‘3 - ~hatcvcr on ere m E ‘ * l', h n u at“ dv dcolinc. .us ““4" ' Y ' ‘
<01 .\.S. (rntml . .. .uupt \\ . _ \ ms or . . n . . ‘ ‘, x. .
Am. $91)} n 132:: 132% 13‘, ,5 ,X. Y” _\'_ H, & H. 29 2§i§ . 3::9 9‘..." “g subslunllul “duf‘wps from lll‘t- 76 “9'... 1‘1”“! and 45 injured. VEGETABLE A‘ND FLO“ ILI{ bLEDS
Am. (:10? 5:73 9):“ 55,}; Nor. pan. ‘ 157’: 70%? :31 cooding‘ pricc. lluldwm had its on“ Swim; and summer usuully licrnld “we have} fine assortment of Nursery Stock . U, 7 :7 M ‘-
-.:;lnhc'onna 10;: 10; 101 ’ ;Pnc.'0il 59:}; 58379 :9}: lspocinl followhlg who ukseru'ii that i' gm increase in accidcnts to people w Cherry Trees. Also Grape Vines, etc. ._ _
3.5.15?" LOCO 1161: 115% 1151; iron Amer. Pcte. 6333 23; if}? 'Wlls in the host position 0' thiimd‘f‘; nsimr on: truck‘s us :. hlsrhany. 6;” ' in} also carry a full line of Fertilizers and mo» _
‘ ' .. ', .. ' .- ’1 ' ' 2 , 415's . ”3 .. - , and that at any “‘9 ‘ {or ‘hls reason the railroad 1qu rc— 8— 9 u ’ '
man. 5. Ohio 4.: £3: 3&3" ¥;3311%a:1't‘§ 12m 1341., 1:45,. Uggmigagsmmm may star, that Wm sum; ”w “mum. ..Km, 0,, the Costello& 0 Meara PLANT EARLY AND oanm BEST Resous
mt‘th- 5““ 79 - 7 “ f " ‘ l mu. Inllé . a. qlmmnv " II D; “7 ~. ‘ ‘
f, ‘ r ‘. r.’ 1, :1’.\'. S190] SPF. 1"] .2 1 - . ' : .‘. n Ilit‘kh'. abth‘ 1-(. - Railroad Tracks. v- ,-
913:1" P9". 061/; 12:93 1211;: .R;‘. Consol. 161,5 16 ’15 1:125 “.93., "‘33 hoard 11130“? Arnorir‘all All four states through which .171“: “Man’s shop" SCI-{T h (3)3 ALK FLORIST2§.5LI}[)
firm. Puc. 1’2,” 8% 3813 ‘Rm‘dmg 77 E1 76”.- TG‘é l‘ocomolh’“ “up these often active if. New Haven opermgs huvc law? ldr- , e ep one -01.. o
‘9’"- lp‘lu‘m' ;‘ :5 3 ,. 5' . 'l" 3 34 34 ' v. .. undying the highcst lm- bidding trcspusslng on railroad DROP-
(Chnndlcr Mot. 74%; 74% ‘495 gilt-m. )pe 6" 61" 617$ ”H st‘ l§llth .1 . . ~ ~ ‘nllt' lll'ld\‘ 07 t rtv The Connecticut law brones ‘
(than. & Ohio 65% 65% 65% 11““ Stool d :2 '63‘ i‘““"““‘" to ”mu-"us m“ if: t that ion It ‘ of? n t more than 8.50 line ‘
9:0". Gas 116% 1161/4 116% “KO-"31 Dutch 9? Elf — ""“' “unpmfln' and ‘0 ”‘9 dc. ‘h 2.1,“): "in": “:1“ '30 li-n's' imprison- Anllounce
o‘hi R I 46% 45% 4G ESt-nrs Roebuck (1'; gal," :lO tlu- llnl‘lll murkr-t has a‘fiu'mc: tuififi‘g nitnt- m \lass.1(h‘ust-ll¢- [rospa-xscrw o . . . E5:
.... , ‘ .t “,3 ‘ qmrnciue‘H-l‘ .. . .. | _ . . .. ,3,
(Corn Products: ms 104 104 ‘50. i‘acmc n .. 1,, proportions at . . .. , . S? t ‘5... n ..
-, . .. I‘ .. .- - . - -cmcnts an liable to .1 llnc m from 3 0 . _ 0
‘J‘rUCible'Sth 65 64% 6413 imncllsirl (“I “:3' :2. (a "5 in connection!““11‘3ngth ""11;th (no- in lillodo island the penalty may be ‘ the first sllOWlng r 1 In
“‘"hfl Cane 357/3 15% 1575 ESO' :u way i. f u x _ u. ("r "ddmmm cqtl . ‘ . i. . from $3 to 3.20 and in NPW York; . . »
we 0 N , 1:221? ‘iffi ‘ié‘q ‘1???” :32}? $32.“: s: .0 $5. 1 xorwaxk of a 21 North Main Street
I . , . . ), _ 2 -1 - _. , , -, ‘4 l 1 . ‘ _ ‘
T'<‘:-.mmls Players Sir}, 311,? 81:? :5: Lilly.“- 1:“. 11*“: “9"; 3“"‘-“.dfi t": ‘ii‘e‘t'mflnhrg marko‘t l‘nctor 'l he railroad has plncmdcd thous- ‘ , , . , ‘ ~ »
Fisk ltuhhcr we 18‘3 “i ,2 :‘,”,’ 4—1, mm. 47:; ““” “‘ ‘ ‘. ' . ., ' “'qu soon: finds 0‘ Pastors and <m'ri""“"‘ m0" ° ‘ South Norwalks Excluswe Mllllnerv blahllshmem
6""‘Ai‘phan 63% 62 63% ”an ( 0' ‘3 2 (U- rsx‘ "ml “NW ""1“ '5 *“f‘ m ‘ C wr- than a hundred thousand lr-mlctsl lg ' ta 8 '
C‘wn. chclric 16‘). 162 162 Tobacco T'V‘m' O,” 1 ,3 —2 :07? nhout tho l-Zuropcnn situation. “fix-to! Warning against. the danger of using:
“10,1. Motors 133;, 113% 12-1,; l‘n. l’wt. Stores ‘3 f "'_“_‘ "HT ally l! was assumed that mints ~ its right of way as a highway. The; _ . v. . _
C‘uniricll 41“; “V4 “36 V S Hummr “3“" 6".“ fir: “Pr" “Tr“ coniidt‘nl “mt the conl‘cr- co-opcr'ltion or school mlpt-rintmnl'i lmc ”f haml—tallored ' \\ ”hos to announce to lllc I’libhc
l‘ r , r ‘ 1' . . . , e ..
", ‘l, North pf. 75 7471’; 75 I". S_ Flu-l J?!? J: ‘4 1+1!“ t'llCi“ “'nlll-l “'ul‘k out a solution (if all QlllS. factory OWl'li‘l'S. )lllbllt‘ unthori- 3 I , v ' _' . . ,.
2-1. North. Or” 397;. 395;. 3933 l'. s. Sun Pr. “"1? ‘11.? ‘ G1,? ilu- \zn'imls [lrnlllwllls that hnvc lug: tics mm the “WSW“,TS has m...“ WW; 1, I“ , S .t ; of South Box-walk and 11s \lr‘iml)
I” «piration (V. 40 4o 40 l'luh (‘uvmn-l- G’v‘t hi,- 4; ‘ brought into promlnpnce timing ] pronorously accordcd tho New Haven; oullg en S [I] s l _] l . I . . k l
lint. 3191‘. Mar. l’l‘. 84-13 84% 84‘; \‘nnmlium Stu-l ;31 21-1“ fl 1, past “'mk nil-l tlmt sonlcldcfi‘lxlt‘ T“; in its light against this 0‘.” l 2 ‘ flat t lo) laVe ta 811 OVPI' 116
\ . ' , , 5”,. . ._. . 3 > ., 1‘ ‘. .nvx .. . . . -~tion ' "'
1m. Nickel 1g”; 131.1 1512 “mt. l lr _ 4 " __ gulls “(mm in x; u l ml mt "'_‘ P . 1h. um usults or this on oprla $ . _ . 0 , .;
”Just“... (Titv Sr). 28% L‘s-1;; 2834' |\\'l:itl- Motors 4! 4' 4‘ n-w «nus. Railroad ul‘fnll's ““N‘fiu‘c shown in the following recoil of! At $ 5’ $30, and 35 ‘. ,mltlre StOle (it -1 kfirth 1313‘” St.
, ‘ ' brought into spvclnl nromlm‘m‘t’ 31“ the ‘ lrvspussrrs killed and injurc-l «luring.| , i . ‘1 . h t} 0V W.” "ll‘I‘V’ Hidl
., q” 1 “mm“ “EWWM H“. ,nctiml nr “howling and la‘lk" l-irlc ailfi " tlu- yum-s {mm 191:; to lgvzl: . , l READY SATURDAY ~ . H1 “ m 1 . 1 U . r:
"“"V‘", ",r ‘ “ “.1 ' f ,7 ’ .‘ ,_ r..- so Louis and Sun Francisco in .‘f‘S'N', lullcql lmurml 1 G ' l \I'll‘ ‘ ' ‘ l' “.1
W”, ‘_‘ m“ “PM.“ it“? “if: Tm - llzn's hailing and the situation or Rut—119:3 ________________ 173 150 i - , . I‘d( e . 1 liver} at pupa .lr 1n RPS:
I :mllmng uI-l ‘nnv‘lr ""1“ n PM: “a: land was auxin brought forward as. 1!: 4 ................ llR l‘.’6 g I . 1 . . I "l 'i
‘ ""ufntxml‘QH” “rm" “1“ h L furnishing u-vivlvncc llml lhc 1lntm‘x , 1915 ................ 126 in? g , “Slut-““11 "‘1 H -
‘—"_"'-" “' ""‘- ‘ . " . ~ ' 'fli- 19H; . . 16¢. 79 ' ' 5
.,. 3 . ,. ___ ,t . , . ,. - ' .,,_ “my . (\llllI‘Cr\l‘ ( onanission am I _ .............. . ,_ , Y . . ‘
‘V’V‘L ‘1”“f"" “’J‘m. 3‘ m' . """'»‘ ”7’ m” "“““‘_‘,T”'f1”“."n._‘.“i . 1.. m n... o-uxlnl‘n section of the 191. ................ 12.; m I he“ Neckwear .
i u-r-mnp; prn‘ts m tmlu) s stock Mul- ty._\‘.)\l n [\lv't“'.\', um» m U." ldrd’“ 1” “"“' l f tilting: the ‘ 191$ .......... 1H1 ii] . . l , ‘
Foul indicate-(l lurlin-r I'l‘llll‘lnf‘l’ll of the the stair to'luy. 'l‘hc prv‘srnt WWW” “WWW" “”V" ”mum: “rag-ninn Act ‘ 3919 _ , _ . . . ..... 96 52 i a I ,. .
Ednrt interval and :m c\l¢ lllell of )‘FS— or lhr- l‘Ol'l'S in": . DH’WHU‘W of tho 'l‘r-dllsft‘u . vl‘o con- l ‘92” ................ 73 52 l at $1000 1 e renc Inc O
F: nlux‘s flt'nt'l'dl l"lll\. (ills. l'ulls. stools l'rn side-Ht. H. l.. Rowland: \ i""’ in'" “WM." ”W“: “ “fly-52m: run. I‘Il‘lV 1""1 75 45 3 I
. . ' . ‘ . . .7 .',. .4, T, ;. -._r p 7. ,‘1 >‘zd..',_‘..n 5 1“)" ls ,r.‘ . .' ~. ,4 1 , _ ..... . ........... i . , .
51") COPPOFS “""“ ”‘9 silongust {"4" 1'" "‘1' 1"" ("N “1 ‘.‘."'"‘ ' ' ‘ ‘_ 1' .tr " _ ~, a. > . . .. u l in nu «Hort lo coulimlo- tlw stvmlyl ' . i - - .
“H”. Manda” «Ms M. Np“. Jew... “m, ;,,,,m,,,,...,.' In. kmmw; mu 5...- m. ,..‘,,1,.,‘,.- mm lho 13 .\ :Thf’filgl‘ a ”audio“ in “w ”mm,” of “CHM“; l A remarkable sclcclmn. 5 Branch Stores—Stamford, CODI‘I., New HaVeanlnn.
. y . .- ‘.-~ .H' \o-"-;‘.‘ .".,.I.,.'»,:g ;~ :44. ,o‘ ‘ ~ I: .
:«aml I'ulll'urnl: . .‘lt \uum l‘e-troleum , mum, .lnm: 5 >1: .l. ill-Hill :fr‘ll ii. )Jll . '. U; l‘l‘l. .ljl \tnnlyfttltion (wt and the New Haven Railroad solicits the I .
and Towns. (.‘Ollllm‘l; row 1 to 2.‘ points. “mm”. ( “Flu”; :hunl “1.13m. in H) -- anlu-us n. l 1. idyl‘. ,‘ .I ‘_ (H ilurllwr t‘O-Opt‘rfltioll Hi all. Utlicials’
“'lln-I-liuu‘ and Lulu- lolvil- Common and j 31' ""‘W- lrmzms. u; Hus in 1 l, Sow York 0 no .
Pun-“H“, gain,” I to 11;, points. rm; ‘I‘ln- pmunuu u: i‘nv r‘w Him: MH‘ HF t;-;.l a... hunk“! am. as n purchlwc around ___ __-...__-.. , _. A-
. . . l - . _ _ , lull!” V7: “n; .g-o c. n1 lull'v‘ lt‘Vf‘l.
2")vl‘t‘ll\l‘l}. in 1.:l- nwm 5“ ll and ‘ _ . ‘ ‘ H . , ‘ .‘ 1.. l ‘ _ .
Iimvl‘lvzm Snw‘rtim: ,un man-d on» point i 1' "" """"' '1‘, “ ‘. 1"‘& “ ' "~| Tlm mnrk‘i «Mimi m with pro-
gums. Nulimml lllsvuit was strong-' >""""“’" 5”” I" Ml“ "' " I ' ’ nmm. . .l uplia in .md six-unglll 1‘” my“ -
,. . ,. _ ,. . . H‘ssvr't . mom- “I: inuunnmt gram»: :mu NW?
A?“ ”I ”I .SC)A;.M!.'.“1-:v -{\j‘lf}11?k\“‘¢:fii'- l 1', lard Hrm ut xE quart-t ‘5’ " "“‘m )' w-o-rv 2v." r..lly '“Slflllllsllt‘wl at substan-
[punts 1“}“5‘”! ‘H “ I!“ ”.1 . I. m I l 4- ' “'i‘i‘m "’ I'M“) ”Mummy MI tiulh' llllfllc 1‘ ll \w ls. 'l‘hn Infll“{rl “ins.1
nah Sugar. (.‘urn
I‘m-ml Alcohol rr-Hpnnnlml mmlo-rulcly lo
[lurlhcr buying.
.‘(l‘1\\' YHltlx‘, April
0.“ \driotm spu'ululixv
0'13. comwl's li'l'i ll‘lll'llllltlrlll
Ennluv's Inicl' ln.:lk~*l
rur'hm’ lf‘t‘O\'o-»‘iv‘~ from the mode-rotu-
t‘vnu-Ilun of tlw 'lllll\\'l'i k. l'IVlrmllf'
flleanm's almnll: I-Lls. ln-lzllllyWStumlnrd
an 1‘)!”va Jom: :m dAssocintml Uil
l'nvlrl' 1"11l]
whit-fly
Tl.
issut's.
Sit“ l5.
sing-l;
0'7 ":llil‘ol'uiu, mu; from J to almost 3
grunts. Annwnnln. Kt-mlil'ntt nnv'l
Ann-Arman Sm'ltiu! uuiumi l to 2
points. valllo-ln-m. (lull‘ Slut-‘9. Luck—
awo'lnn nml Vanadium Slm'ls rnm- ] to
11' l'Il,\limrl~nt<. motors svcciultlo-s
find {oi-:u'vo. luxlhrr :lml r'lu-m'lvnl is»
Fens also Sll‘lHLlllPlll'll. Tho l'.‘lll\\‘.’l_\
group was not oupm-inlly prmninvnt in
thirmnvvmr-nl. 'l‘lu- ( losing was: strunxz.
z.
0].!) TIME >UNHS
FEST ICNJOYHD
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(til (‘alllt‘ (requested).
Party—All
l‘l’h-lm'lsa um] Illtlll9—‘
l‘vcnl'llml
Kilns! :lpproxim:.lml Tfiuflvm'l fllflil'f‘fl.,, .
:1. ,, Nll<< i‘urn‘ Mills.
. N '. l‘llllll l'jv l‘mllrzlllml l‘l'l"ll' bil‘d.
. chtzun by Bunyan"
twin Urn.
\, .\‘- Julian h) llvl-ivu le-l.
imnm r."
. 1.5.
0. “'l‘ixv Slur Sl-uug'hwl
FRENCH SEEK TO
EXACT ALLIANCE
OR BLOCK TREATY
(Continued from Page One.)
pull) l» HUSH” llo‘ glzmtcul llu- llsv nl'
lu'r. «l n u x'- mm m m lunl (unwr-
tml. \.le?l \\ m'vl wmlilu-i with ill"
Emir! l-Z'l:l~'l}~l0' nt’ uzttlouull/ulmn.
'.".;”l.. vmxhl :lrmnud that. if pri-
\..l¢> 112')“.wa
[While 1' 'I\-l!l'l‘." lw gin-n in it‘lllllll).
'I‘lu- llw th lurtlwr desire :m m‘mugv.
mm! for payment 01' intcrv-st 0n lhl‘
linssmn sl.v_l~= lmunls. l-‘niling am
uLn-wmv-nt lmt‘un» IhCK‘lnl‘Qr Ill. uv'xl.
“w lunllv-r 'c.‘n'llcl lw (lt‘l'ltlull lv} :1 ml\-
..1 :ll'lllll'illlilll lrl'uuuul \Vllll :m impur-
tml x-lmirmuu.
Aunt “infill.“ Quilting Louis Hul‘lhou. chivl‘ l-‘rcnvll dole-
l.» Synp‘ers. . L'nlb‘, look Ut‘l';l>lnll )«lstrniny formally
A" 5" W110 “in" limitations “'i” It” Ilt'lly rumors that. ht: intended to
“‘1‘ him" at 3c door to Mehitabel .guil l?!“ vnnl‘vrcpcv. and Said it was
“"5 "n“ ILII'U'I'V'W“ Haymo-s Hui Inn: :vq-rtnin lu- \umltl ',,n my l'nl'ls
Guests will be polito-ly shown to
“myre souls l-y ye Misses Molly Mc-
thue. I'olly Atwater, Dolyl Bauer &
Irony \‘an Dousuu.
Zachariah Ivcs will play yo organ.
”it-blliin Cabin will play _\'t' spim-t &
Grcntheart Paddock will waive ye
“ends: for all ye uyngcrs.
List of All Ye Invited Guests
—. 3'? Sisters Otlt'liu & l’t-llmia Maney,
minim Follonluunn 8.; his nil'c Miran-
Jliss T‘lclissm Reynolds. Mistress l‘n-
b'llcu- Fitch, Mistress Churiyt Martin.
“stress Mary Ann l’cck, Mistress
Elli/n Longstull’. Mistress Belinda.
liwman.
JJDAII liaysmy -r. his wife Arabelal
I; Tit-ir (luughlc r itctty, Miss Tabitha.
W '0, Mistress I)t'i)0l‘ilh Bray, Rev.
.1): «linh Tompkins & his good wife
”2’1",th Ann. Ext-idol Godlwr. Reilance
mirth, Elisha Ainsworth, Gudeheart
first, Israel Roller-ts.
Steadfast Kcnt A" his wife Thank-
.Bl. Ebenezer (from. Holdl'asl Brund-
gr. ercbyn lx'w'lcr’ & his wife
.Iphia- ‘
Amrriah Seymour. chcdiah Runes,
hrzillia iiaymcs. 'I’A-lwniah Bell, Ja-
hz llylngton..
,(‘oucorni Pugh, Faithful Cable, Re—
iJc-al. \Vt-rme, lentle \Vordcn, Mary
gust-1 Valvlr-n; .lvrulmllcl llil'st.
Blistrcss chuluh Reynolds, Icha-
‘56 Abl'enlstr- and Hezekiah Bryant.
psi-2 )II’SIC.‘
. EN”: {rmxmcyr
n; ROWAYTON
x
. undead the title» rour times.
Following the untcrtainmcnt rc—
Wshmcnts wow sold. which was fol-
hed by dencing with a large orches-
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I
as organized
ce
eight
that time has
the social life
ve_ filled sev-
‘ to and in
‘llusslu
1,, ruin" l‘ hull: l'w mi- r l'nmmux‘v. It.
i:: lilitit'l‘rll-Ull. li()\\"t'\l'. that he may
luau-w m:- lllo- l-‘rcnch capital ul'lcr thc
:llll'wi-liusa-mn proposals are reported
ln :ln- wml‘mw-ncc proper.
'l'lw cul‘:«-~pmnlvnl o1 llu- ("untrul
.\'v‘\\s >;i\>’ illlll llt- lt'rlrlls that tllv Bri-
tish limit proposals to Russia set
l'urth I'Igll‘ puiutn. tlu‘ principal of
which is that Russia shall recognize
Illl ln-r 'lt‘lblfi .lnll. nth-r n lnorutorium
ul' liw- yum. pay two p~"r ccnt. intr-r-i
~:l (luv and tlwn four per'
fur Mars.
.m-nt. for :motllr-r live yours.
The document does not specify that l
must accept the principle of
privfltc ownership, but demands that!
long lenses ot‘ private- property to its
Former owners. A credit scheme to:
finance trndc would he favorably con-l
illit‘rml in“ Russia accepted the propos. t
als.
.\l. Tchitvhcrin. chicf Soviet dolcgato
at first rwl‘uscd to comment on the
proposals. according: to the correspon—
«lcut. Later. he said. the British draft‘
might ln' :1 basis for negotiation. and
then. looking at tho French draft. he
u‘nook his incur] as though dismissing
it entirely. g
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FIRE DANGER FRO)!
RADIO (‘RAZE
NEW YORK. April 29,—Thousnnds
of amateur Marconis and Edisons. ex-
perimenting with their radio outfits
have caused the National Board of
l-‘irc- l'nderwriters to issue-a new set
of rcgulations covering the installa-
tion of wireless/sending and receiving
11 Pm: ra tn :4. ' _;
"One of the fire dangers connected
with the present rado craze 3 he in-J
clination of those interested ,to ex-l
perims-nt with lighting cirsuits and.
other high voltage systems." says a!
statement issued by the I'nderwriters
in connefition with the new regulzrr
lions. '
The new regulations are concerned
chit-fly with precautions against the
accidental contact of outside radio,
;:in Mt. Iwires with high power electric ugh: first. muginxthd
.1 yw‘ ‘ ‘
wires or trolley feeder-3' pro
37 ‘1 1:41,], that, Lee r-éérs-w‘firwif 7711‘ 7
iers for the next month or two. The
vu‘l of l-:;\ in: orders: with only .1 small
stlpnlv in sight "-\’l"ll (ll :ulcnnN-Q. The
l‘vtv'olium Won: ”it" FlrfillL’"Fl
“alums, Si:tll»l;ll'ol (ill ifiulvs ("liltin—
t'nw mom :ucuts.
Luau":
nil-L: numuml
NEW MANAGER
OF THEATRE
Continued from First Page.
L‘nlt‘l'lilllllllt'lll. n-izurdlrss nt‘ vulcnsv.
\\'c- will mulw ll mn- purpusr to lullow3
tllv clampin- ml which llll‘ lirgrnl lvn-l
trons lun’r slmun :m unqquallliml-ap-
[lTO\uI and \Vll'ill- “‘0‘ rz-ulizv that tiw
enorjs- must, no ste‘rrfirfiiS’fij *innir'oié-
{lleivulihn‘ of tlu- :unusmncnts prc-
scntcd to tllc public through the lic-
gtml. “u will strin- to Rel-p abreast
with the limos and llllikt‘ m‘vr)’ mi.-
rancum-nt in our line that is humanly
possible. As (luring llu- munagcnwut
of Mr. Knnlm‘. the- poliry will plncv
the public in tho l‘m-c and no exponsu-
will lw upurml in mectlug tho tlt‘SlI‘VS
of tho proph- ol' Norwulk. The pro—
gram of lhv lllt‘flll'O will t'lllhraiCP
high (‘luss plxoloplays and lcgltlmutc
attlactlons. \\'v \vlll give Xm'wullirps
tho \‘vry l-cst possihlc and are comi-
qlcnt that our plans for providing lllt’ll'
onlertnlnmvnt will'lw upprmcd and
merit a continuance of thc confidence
that was n-njoycd by Mr. Kantor."
David Estvrson. who will he in
churgc of thc theatre. will make his
home in Norwalk and intends to bo-
(‘ome as much of a Non-walker as has
Mr. lx'untor. The new munagcr of the
house is a young man.
T19 l-Istcrson Brothers in addition
to tho I‘lt'gé’lll 'l‘hcntrp and a number
of houscs which thcy alwady own in
New York state. are now negotiating
for several properties in Connecticut
and some of them in surrounding
cities. It. is their intention to develop
a circuit of theatres of a reputation
second to none in the state" and it is
conceded that with the Regent as a
start tlwirlplan is most auspiciously
launched.
Mr. Kantor. who retires. from the
Regent as owner: will continue identi-
fied with the house and the new own-
iriends that he has made in Norwalk.
and they are legion. will be able to
grcct him at the theatre as in the past.
during the next several -weeks,_until
Mr. Esterson is well acquainted with
Norwalkers.
At the end of two months Mr. Kan-
tor will go to Bantam Lake, where he
will enjoy_.a much needed rest at his
summer home. He will contniue to
have his residence in Norwalk and will
maintain his other interests. He will
return to Norwalk in the fall, refresh-
ed and primed for another business‘
venture in -Norwalk. and the city can!
expect as much activity from Mr. Kan-
tor in the future as he has shown in
his theatre enterprise in the past.
i
SHALIROCKS LOSE.
The fast going Shamrocks were de-
TAKES CONTROL ;
feated by a score of 9 to 8. Brund-
age twirled for the Shamrocks. get-
ting nine. strikeouts. Dan Pedlman
played a, very poor some in “the last.
inning. 'he threw the ball . d to
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Beginning Monday, May I
Marks , May as a Month Q of Special Values in
Lingerie-Housegmes
BlOuses Aprons
Corsets Petticoats
Brassieres Negligees
- ‘For Women and Misses
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Sales in all these departments begin Monday moming, May first.
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In order to give a more comprehensive idea of the vast scope and the
exceptional values that we have prepared for each one of these Sales,
we shall a'dverti‘se eacli 'dax the Sales in only one or two departments.
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soc our Sunday Advertisements in the
Times World,“ Staats-Zeitung -' ‘ _,
Telegram 4 Herald' Brooklyn Eagle
for Details of the Sales of Domestic “and Imported Lingerie
and Blouses. . . _ ' i , '1
II: at”: ,
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, Wdtch for our advertisements in the World, Globe, Mail, Sun
and Telegram each succeeding day for Sales . in the othen
departments. . ' ~ .
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