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watch Lain
- Stock Quotations
Late New York Stool: liohsnge quotations, reported for th:
th 'vate wires
Sentinel, over e 1m in s 'tiea,
n Brokers, and dealers
— Street. South Norwalk,
members of the
60..
In York.
“M
local oorreepondents of
New York Stock Exchange, 43
of Maples & n
85 Washing-
H. L. Horton &
Broad Street,
SUSPEBMRESTEH
2.——Police de-
tance of Spring-
rought here
suspicion of
in the. rob-
HARTFORD. May
tectives with the assis
field ofiictrs last night 1)
three men arrested on
having been implicated ..
bet-y at Dr. Ely Morgan, in his Omce.
here, on the night or February 2. Dr.
lost cash and
1'03me “ 1m, '5, W“ l
llEl’llBllBlNS BARRY
. , laimed to have
. H' 1" 1:30 . C 31:71 ‘31;% 1:32;) $23539; Of a face value totalling
““96 Chemical 67% 66% 67% l::';:ton: 1315;: 23-4: 22 '1 225,”. $75.0.00- The robbers 80} away "‘ a“
‘ ‘ ' ' - ‘ I ‘ ' : le.
‘lli‘Ehaimcrs 50"? 69% 501'? Lack Steel 6: 601,: 60% Lulgx‘ilso‘éliid that the local officers
Am. Ldn 495’“ 4b“ 49‘“ :‘It'xmi‘n Pete. 13" 131 , 1531:“ went to Springfield after they had
Am. Ice 103% 108 108 : Miami Copper 29 2Q 22:3 ‘1‘? ’5 questioned Arthur Becker, who is held
Am. Loeo. _ 1171-3 116 1165i ‘Middlc States is"? I“; 02% here for showing ])ete(‘ti\v Sergeant
Am. Ship .5; Com. 1815. 17-}; 131/. 310. P39; - JV" :9 , 29,; 1,, J_ Lowe, at the railroad station.
Am. Smelters 58% 58% 585 N- Y- A" make '3’” 1.1? gm; Saturday mgm. -
Am. Sugar 76%, 75% 75%, 55‘ Y- Central J", 23:2 “7-,, - The men were bookcd llllllet‘ the
Ann. Tel. 8; Tel. 1321/; 121% 121% N- Y" N‘ H' & IL 2?. ’5 :éx: ;7_" names of Solomon Shaw. Oi _\ew 1:13-
All). Tob. 141 140 141 l.\‘or. me' 621 ‘31,; 61% vcn, Harry :l'heroux and harry 3L1)-
' Am. \Voolen 92% 91% 91% “’39- 0'1 64"? 64 *64’: well, oi Sprmgtlelll. the
Anaconda. 53% 53 531.4 11'3“ Amer. Pete- " 41,, 41% . In his lt'Pt‘l‘t to the polle. ._'
.fitchison 101 101 101 ll’P‘m‘ R' l} ' 1.11} 1.4,: 1.4% night of the rollln‘l‘)’. 'l’r- Jorge?
midwln Loco. 120 118% 119 il‘ullman 90- 16; 33 153 ‘53' said that three men ell-HP“‘ulhlpi\}l’1xl‘lt:
mt & Ohio 47:, 47 1/4 47% i ll)‘ Steel Spr. 1 (1’ 161’ 16" tens» 01 Obtaining trt'dtnl‘ ll .. drug
Beth. Steel 78% 7-8 781,; l R?“- C0'1501' 1:1“ “'1‘ __ f he was preparing to 'go [too ‘
(:31. Pete. 57 561/; 56 l/é ' liq-:xding H_'-8 ‘j‘ ‘ 1'} $711", store to get an lnfirt'tlfl‘lll' 9";1 133::
Can. I’ac. 143 141% 143% tun. Type \“f” 313;“ a; " crlptlon, he was 'llilacllxildivl'xlt‘l under-
lfpn. Leather 33% 38% 38% 1,." 519.3] 66;: z; s 64 men robiwd l'llS des Q.” . . sfih “A...
Chandler Mot. 74% 74% 74% Royal Dutch (:4 .- .- _ :tmli that .HI‘Mhlllt-i S. m‘ylll-c (JR-mien
(Thea. & Ohio 65 64% 65 Stars Roebuck fi’fl $.97, :m taken. illtn Stcuiltles t
(Yon. Gas 116% 115% ”5% So xpgiilpigril 4:1: :ll ‘2 3t .13 assortnnn .
Chi. .R. I. 4613 45% 45% NM" 11 ' :* 3 7', .,_—’
_ ~(Corn Producls' 103:). 102% 102% 90- “““W-‘Y 1:23,, 1:23 1;; NEED OF FIRE POLICE
- 5'1”? “‘9“ “3.1: $5,. $2.31 in. 1...: 1m: 1m. FOR NORWALK IS NOWv
..ua ane ., .5, . ‘ - _,', _, ,-,
m..... m..... 7..., s. m. mm 31;,» 133:; 133:; SHOWN AS APPARENT
Flak Rubber 191,1. 13% 19% Stink-link" l-l '3 ;-,“ l7:
Jen. Asphalt 633;; 627,4. «23;, 'l‘vws 50- ”1, ”1" as: Continued from First Page.
tit‘n. Electric 164 164 164 'I‘U'W‘m ”06' S: "‘ 1"] a" .‘ é? .
(Wen. “0‘0"“ 131/4 13 13% l'll- ““L 5‘0""; "-f , "_ 3 a“! report the matter to his supcrior
doodrich 413% 417,4; 43% ‘1 S- n"““" “1’1? sf“, (:3 or should put a. stop to the practice
(511. North. Pl. 751.; 75 751;, l'. 3. Rubber 611,; (.13 .f‘ ,leg himself. . ‘
ISrt. North. “re. 3297‘; 39% 395;. l'. S. Shut-l 9‘ ’ {17' l;;,‘,‘ Firt- police rcndo-r ill\alll:lllle assist—
Rnupiration C- 41”.- 41 41‘9 l'- 5- 3"” Pr. “‘12 “3:," ‘1. ,2 liner in many cities lll kvrping pro-
k‘m. Mcr. Mar. l'r, R65“ 85% so 1,; Hull L‘oplwr ('3'): ”j;‘ j;_ [Ilt' back of tin- iil‘e llllUS. who other-
lint. Nickel 19-? 13“; 1371’; Vilnil‘llllm “f” :1: "l 4““ :l; “ \vim- would only llillllll‘ r the work of
Iv’Knnsas ("it_\' F". 29% 28% 3536 \\"'-“~ l'll- 1"" “5“ 9:1, ‘ “”5, the lirvlnml. or who might invade the
Inn. Paper 5:7,. 5l7/ii 521.12 \VW‘ RV“- ago? 6'47 62",: lines or the- building with a view to
Holly Spring. {31,9 51 5114; \V‘liitn Motors 45’s 4‘ .8 4‘ ,5 ithct't.
"'l‘llil-u-l')‘ and Ill'llllkt‘llllOSS was
rampant at the lll‘t' Sunday morning."
Ews was lllt' rcnllll'k madn- by our man who
TflnAy IN w ' was at tlw fil‘t' and was in a postlion t0
' ‘ know about the matter.
———-——‘ ll.- did not SD‘ll'e anyone connrctl-d
\VA],L S'l’lll'll-I'I‘. 1n;:m a. m.———- 'l'llv marks-t «nun-inns “1H.“ V‘l‘l“':"": with tln- nil: lighters Vfrom lllillllt: tori
1‘ mtch (iii shuns \vt'l’l' Qfilll'cilllly active "3"” “":““"l“‘ ”I‘lfl’ ;‘""“l"1"'..‘<.".l:““ :l tin-so colldlllolls. In his l'r-lllarks. and;
; n)” Strong “I ”w opening of today's ”l“:”'llr.nz )niput'lulllfilllll'lt .s 'S V “‘0qu liq» r.-.-nnllm-nll..ll that a illlul lllvvlh‘tlg‘a-j‘
:quck Mung-t 0|] l-ul-lcs announcing ‘l‘55“t"‘”‘:‘l ““"l "3'": “l"“nl‘ 0}" “' v"; tlon be made of lllt.‘ ‘lllt‘ltlt'lllfl. both in
f‘hat tllvy \vl-rl» to l't'l"'l\'(‘ concessions “Hm!“ M. :‘m‘k‘. ””3 {hilinsllmil r ”w tin» ““melPfl “nil l'." ll!“ city.
in Russia's oil lie-ids. Sill-ll Transport “‘k‘ ” clumlv "'";€l‘l~“" ”r.k1‘:)l\>-.Ihi'.n:._ lllt' tornlv-r to .ch ar fllwlnsrlvl-a from
2 nsv 1‘, point.“ and l:u_\al hutch gain— “‘2'": ' “H “h d "Ilurlnz‘nlfll 5 ,.,m [Tin] l l-lamc. N Im‘v‘HMP‘ “ml 4”)" latter. ‘0
nwl nlll' point. Ilew tlHlll":~‘ll(‘ l-tl‘oup also ””‘tmn “ll“ l’r"\min"'n“f‘l t‘l "SI" “' 1"" a filt'l‘ 1” llli‘ lll‘uvl‘lw- m lontlng
. ’lleu) bu: ln-mm-as. Independent “""‘"_‘”'“' S "W “"7.” “,‘fnlmf'tj' 3;" “fill, 511?.1‘5 1m" lmmvs “l“ n tll'i-lu‘lulks out.
Slo'els llt‘l'l\'l'tl l'ul‘tln-r strength from pm”: r; :Lu'l ”H 1:. "P “If “nigh?“ llk .1; . HUT" haul M .1“ ”AMT!” Illstulu‘I-s ltl
.annillcr lullullm- ul big iron prim-s, 2w“ by H". 1"?le ”I Pl“);- lel'TLI \”"‘4’lk “I‘l‘l” ll""l";"~*l l-\" Mill‘s
.E'Jlt‘k-‘lvtilllllil :Illll Crucible being in 05- ‘ "”'\')1l_d‘q.h.'3 I?" “l ‘3'?“ “I“: " '1“‘h;l“'l1vn >t0l‘vs and buildings lump hm]
\ nut-vial llvlnan'i. Studebaker lltlllt'tl : lug ”‘1 5.1,". (l ”H“. 'anuf em}: |, 3 sum" oi U” \-",““”_'l" contents stun-11.!
lune point to _\".‘~'l(‘l'll;l_\"3~l Silll'llt'tl rally ' tar “10.“. Unpmtugfi ”Hwy-sf.“ 'p'.‘ ”J1, l but ”‘0 1““ \‘tlgalH-ns whh'h “Tr"
luv» llpllll'll..\' contmnml Oxilf'lllt'l} lllll- :silll'l'..] 1m“. llvtrrml out.
rind sllippillgs l‘nN: on buying of )lcr-
e'alltllv Marina- l'lll. and Atlantic Gulf.
Initial quotations for rails, vqllipmcnis.‘
e'uplu-l‘s lull! >|H'l‘1‘.lllltt.i \\'l'l‘i' fraction—.
all)“ higher.
I
\VAIJ, S'i'ltl'll'l'l‘. Noon—Trading
Elslckt‘llt'll and prim-s dcvclolled irre-
gularity :ll‘ll-r lll(- t'.ll‘l_\ buying more.
wurnt ll.lll l'llll ll‘x‘ cumsv. lie—actions
mr our to l‘1_- lmillts lll llarllsdall "A".
)"icrm- Arrrm l'lv|.. and Standard tlll
1.21 New .ll-rtwy. Mgrtllvr with Similar“
reversals in llt'plllillt‘ and Gulf States
Neel balanced gains l-lSl-wheru. ].cad-.
lug f’tlllnplllt'llls wcrl- “Fill and shill—I
ping llliHlt‘ t‘lll'tllr'r gains llllllcr had of
Norcnnlill- )lul'll.‘ l'i'd. The stronger
food Specialtli-s \\‘t'l‘(‘ l‘t‘pl‘l'st‘nlt‘tl luy
..,Americ:ln Sugar and Jung] Tl-a (‘nlll—
mon (lull l‘lvt'o-l'l‘lrll. tllt- liltlt‘l‘ rising
4% points. Hulls wrrc ignored. few
or that divininn showing more than
small fractional changes. Call money
onioncrl at 4 per cent. i
l
\VAT.l.S'l‘lil~‘.i‘2'i‘. 113“ P. "Lei-VFW illg lmuvl< llrst l-zunll-nt on which
Mroups 01'stm‘lx's \vvrl- Md up. SIN-«'nhl- 3mm. . .1”. m \t u or. lmxmmu ni' lllis
five so-ntilncni ignoring indications of m..” “ilus (llll all lvills puvul-ll- rl~.
realizing and distribution in special is- ‘il4.ll04l my ll.“ lnin-r :21. 11.3.],
”mm. Buying o-vlll-l'accd a wide var- l'n‘lS‘l lvtlllll“. llpllll which llllclwin
rely or Sllnl‘l'H \vllh the (lcmand for l.m~ulllntiu- \\'orks llill‘l‘li‘A‘l'l] $34.00,.
nu-pUnr is<llls like the shipplllgs. l...,.. lrnm the \\';lr l-‘inanvu t".il‘nora-
fitudvbakl-r. ("handler and ' ltzllvlwin ti”.('tl\tl’lll 17m vagina. Mm] in 11.19,
giving tom- in the clltirc market. Nu-
rrmrous spel'ialtil-s registered advances
«of 2 to 4 points while many of the rc-'
in'elg‘nized lvmll-l-s fart-d equally as well.
( '( )N li‘l‘lR-
Iii-ISI‘ZIH'IJ
HSt‘lC.
\VASHINGTHN. May ‘3.~-—A confer-
r-nce oi' the governors of the twelve.
lFedcrlll ltcsa-l'vn- banks with the Fed-
Oerdl liescrw- llmlrd will begin a two
days' session here beginning tomor-
irow. Governor Strong is an early ar- '
l‘lval and visitml tllc Treasury on Mon- '
Hay and haul an extended informal
fl‘finfl‘ri'llt‘f‘ with Governor Harding
:ylnd other ml-nllwrs of the board: also
walled on St't‘lt‘l‘ll‘y Mellon and Comp-
tlroller oi.‘ the t_‘llrrcncy“Crissingcr.
I-‘EDERAL
(2'!
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El.-
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y
Gig“
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l
Mic love than , Branden. It's
The
”My .4 liply slips over
(he, _ ' ctllneveietudululcr-
3,, '_ Me out ugly lion.
-1 - m'cutir.maaauat
one caddy... and
e ,n-‘
' /
. urrlay evening.
li<ll mph-lull) ill f‘lli‘lf‘h that
lllt- Salmon! Uil stocks that haw rc-
w l ll‘»' lid lll"ll‘ capital l" :ldillstwl
‘~".l‘?l .~.« Standard Hit of New .lt :'!~‘vv.l
l’Hlldllil. “:Ilil‘urtlill and lx'olltllck)‘. ‘
Stu l it‘ultlstl’ivs \vcro lookml on with
Sllv vial Muir l.\ :l l.il'1.'" and important
LiV'llllli {Vllll l|llllll> \v- :m «'ii'l'llllltml lust
Iliullt 'll:'l lnz.ll‘. l-i' lbw... Stocks “i‘li
up to lll:ll~'l'l:lll_\' high-Ar pril‘vs
nltiVQ'
tv-Ilu) .
H‘l.|l\\'l\ (HITS “RIDERS.
l‘llll..~\lll-Il,l‘lll.\. .\l::\ '_‘ ~ ’.:ll«l\\‘ill
l,(|illlil(lll\1' \Vorkc llrvs lionkml nrdrl's
for 2" Ingi'lo-s r‘rmll .\l‘illlll¢‘ Coast
l.illo' .!llll '_‘fu i'lllm Patagonia. 'l‘lu~<w
with ~-\cl;ll lllll‘vll nr-lc rs nl.ll;«- tntnl
of $1 business book-«l within
[last \vmk. '
l‘-.illl\\lll Lm'umutivt-
l‘;.!¢l rut: lli' loan n"
it rvm-iu-«l from lllw \\’ar Finance l‘or-
|Il‘l‘.'lll0ll .’l clulplc (ll~ \"‘.'II'S :lgo (n im—
'l‘lw company is still lull-l-
,l-lltlJan
“Ulrks has
KSIlvln-‘nlln “ lili'll
llrll lu’lhiis.
l"ll‘.‘l ]I;'_\ll‘.l "t n,l .' 1* Hint ul' :.li ‘(‘l]l:tl
is llll" Jul. 1. liv.‘:l, \\‘llI‘ll lzll instal-
lllc-nt oi‘ OY“:-S¢'\'°lllh is due. and an
equal amount falls ‘lllt‘ :lnnllall_\~ thoro—
zil‘twr. l‘:.ll‘l_\' in 1921 Baldwin paid off
Sll."‘i“ "wt in bank l'rcst-nt
strong financial position of the com-
pany has been w-fli-cio-d in stock mar-
kr-t in" rising pricrs for llalllwiu Secur-
ities.
loans.
“USHER CAI'LDRON
DEGREE TEAM.
The newly organized drill team of
Monkcr Cauldron. Daughters of Mon-
kana. was held at Hoyt's Hall last
evening. there being 24 members on
the team. Ernest “’ilson. th director.
has presumed the team-wlh swagger
sticks and cases for carrying them
and they make a most handsome
appearance. ‘
(ln Friday evening of this week. the
(‘anldron will hold a regula'iF meeting
and finish plans for the public install-
ation to 1m hold at Masonic Temple.
Berkeley street. First district on Sat-
A dinner will be served on Satur-
1hu Hotel Mahackemo whiéh‘ will he
attended by the local officers, the
grand officers attending. and invited
guests: and mmnbers.’
FIRE—EIENACE .
SERIOUS NOW
it‘ontinued from Page One.)
.lrmlnll Lake Coniponlce: in the sec-
tir-n around Highland Lake at “’in-
sled? thirty acres in the Camp mor-
tar district of Moriariield, a large
plot of woods in \‘i‘eston; on Job Hill
.21 Ellington, and .in many other
plum s. ,
in
BROKERAGE FIRJI BANKRI'I’T.
:.‘I~;\\‘ YunK. sky 2.——An involun-
arv petition in bankruptcy alleging
{abilities of $45.00!) and assets of 88,-
Hill was filcd in federal court today.
lgainst the stock brokeragc‘firm of
Nate—rs 8: Cook. _ . .
llr-xnlvi
ntlwnli-lll to Ill“ high pricv issues, like:
lsillilil)
day evening at 6:30 o'clock (D. T.) at '
l’ll'l: puliu- by preventing mltsid
l‘lum culturing tlll- lll‘v- line 9: would then
l|l‘t'\'|‘lll ill a l:ll'g.- ulcasurc till- taking
of artil'lo-s rial» buildings. t‘lt'.. and
should anything lu- gnllo-..tl‘;lt in not
«ll'strnlv-l lll tlw rirc. lllt‘ll lllt‘ rt spotl-
shifts to the tire
that an» \\ urklng ul‘. thl- blaze.
Hm» ul' lllv |)I“l]lli' who had apart-
nlo-llts at tilo- lioial James Inn. savvll
t-lll) :l small portion of llll’ stock of
liquor that till. llilll ill tlll-
'l‘llv~ l'tHllll\‘ \\'t n- not greatly damaged
trumpml around
~ lllt‘l‘rll and
ed and lbw vnlltl-nts Stu-xvii about
lllt‘ N‘ul'i‘ll for liquor and j!\\'t‘ll‘_\‘.
“'IN'I‘I‘ZIK \\'l|l-IA'|‘ IMPROVED.
<‘llli7.\(;ll, )lillly L'.—--.v\tclllson
nnl'ls winter \vlnat ilnpruxo-d .ili nvcr
llS li'l‘l'llfll‘)’ last week. weather living
I‘aslvl‘ll Kansas. plant is joining. Spot-
ted conditions pl‘l'Vllll ill sections
win-n. germination lid not come until
the illsl wu-k ill l-‘vbruarv. Moisture
was abundant in all sections rainfall
ranging from h} to .-'. inches. with
clmldlnlrst at Fort \\'orlh, (:rm-n blurs
llatnzlgml wheat in"; in Noble Ponnty.
Oklahoma: and .lli‘nll'n in l'r‘cos \‘al—
lvv. l’art of the :llllllltlDllt‘d acreage
in western Kansas will be put into
corn. kal't‘lrs. sorghum and barley.
Oats seeding is about completed. ex-
cept ill Missouri and lilinois. Plowing
for corn is progrcsslng where the soil
conditions permit. In 'l‘cxas and (lkla-
homn. crops up and doing well. (‘orn
planting is under way in Texas and
Oklahoma. with cstilnatl-d increase in
acreage of 209;.
SURE Til llEl'l
slcll WOMEN
Mrs. Baker, So Much Benefitetl l),
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Coin-
pound, Anxious to Help Others
Lebanon, Indiana.-‘ ‘1 was complete-
ly run down from women’s troubles and
stomach trouble and
for a long time was
had some
friends w ho had
taken'L dia E. Pink—
egetable
Compound, and the
told me about it.
know what it has
onefor me ‘and I
recommend it to
others, as I am sure
help to all sick women. It is a Wonder-
ful medicine, and I-giveyou permission
to use my testimonial and , my
awf—Mrs. EMMA .BAKER, 10 S.
t St... Lebanon, Indiana. . _‘
These letters recommending L din E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compoun oug t
toconvinceyqomen of the at we
of this medicine in the tree. ment of ail-
ments to which they are often subject.
troubles women, often -ha¢e,_or
Federal. Judsom'epm V
t
' l
i'l'!‘
companies
1
TOUlllfi.
b_\ t'lllll‘l‘ ill'I- nor watvrfitlut lllt')’ wore.
and
chrsts. claw-is and drawvrs \w-rc opl-n- ;
ill l
.‘_ v
rl ‘
tavnrabh- l'nr Stooling and growth. In-
it will bea great‘
hoto-E
Mrs. Baker calls it,,‘-‘a'wonderful med-
Ityou are sufieri‘n from '
594 all -
‘* SBU'lllllifile llllli'
Ei-Go'v. Holcomb’s Home
Borough Turns; D o w 11
Democratic Candidates
SOUTHINGTON, May 2.—-—South-
ington. the home of former Governor
Marcus H. Holcomb, was carried yes-
terday by the republicans in the bor-
ough election, Almond J. Cutting be-
ing elected warden over Charles \V.
Camp. democrat, 331 to 298. The re-
publicans had a lead of twenty-nine
. . . were .
m Stmlght party “was" but there against the flood waters.
liftyotive scratched tickets.
Southington frequently goes demo-
cratic in local elections. and local
democrats made a determined effort
yesterday to carry the borough. There
wer? '642 votes cast. the lagcst num-
ber ever cast at a boron election
Zmd (election officials “’erc kept busy
from the time the polls opened at 11
a. m.. until they closed at 5 p. m. -
About 170 or the 400 enrolled women '
voters exercised their franchise.
I
i
l
[EVEES BEING ,
3l_l_l_lll_ll_llll3lllll
.\‘l«2\\‘ ORLEANS. May 3.—-1-(‘\‘€‘P
vngillecrs and thousands of govern-
ment volunteer workers continued to
’Hele‘la to Arkansas City. Ark, where
linet members. Members of Congress
and envoys in the American diplo-
matic corps are devotees of Lady
Nicotine.
p
TUESDAY, MAY 2 la
VICE-PRESEENT
BARTHDU LEAVES
take advantage of the slight decline
n flood levels. in the lower sections of
the Mississippi river ,today in”
strengthening ‘the‘1eyees’ whereever
possible against another flood crest
expected within the next few days: A
Relief organizations, meanwhile
continued‘ {vork among the thousands
of flood sufferers. Shortage of food
and shelter at Harrisonburg, La... the
principal relief camp'for that section,
presented an even more serio'us prob-
lem today with onetthousand more
refugees enroute there.
Continuing their first hand‘ inspec-
tion of the flood damage, the Con-
gressional Party of eleven members of
the House and three members of the
Senate who arrived at Memphis yes-
terday from \Vashington were to re-
sume their river trip today from
-
Continued from Page One.
one English leader described it.
tions at Genoa.
’the Russians, the details
another hard battle is being fought
MAJORITY 0F CABINE
MEMBERS ARE SMOKERS
the Russians laterrin the_dav.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
GENOA FOR PARIS
pot and are being boiled together." as,
Whether M. Poincare will com: to
a. meeting of the signatories of the
treaty ot Yérsailles to discuss German
reparations before May 13 is anothcr
subject for the pariev in Paris. French-
-men here believe it unlikely that M.
Poincare would agree to talk repara-
The subcommission on Russian af-
stairs was to meet this afternoon for:
lflnal approval of the memorandum to‘,
V of whichl
were completed late last night. The
memorandum will probably be scnt to,
i
- WASHINGTCW. May 2.—-It: will be
a terrible blow to the Government it
tho anti-tobacco reformers outlaw the
cigarette and the cigar,
Observers of high dignitaries in ac-
tion report that 95 per cent. of Cab-
' to Make More Room
It is a. rare thing to find a non-
smoker in the President's ofl‘icial
family. The President likes a mild.
flagrant cigar. \Vith but one or two
exceptions those about his Cablnkt
table are incessant smokers. 7
137‘ Washington ' Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Advertise In the
beat retain. _
Sentinel fer the
REMODELING SALE
All the Stock Will Be Reduced
A. (SB—HEN
Costello & 0’31-
line
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THE CONSOLIDATED
COAL CLUB
v WILL CLOSE SOON
Don ’t Fail to Join Beforelt’s too Late--
“Get This Absolute Protection
Against Higher Coal Prices
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If you’re near our Oflice at any .
be domg yourself a real serv1c
The Cons
Rowan Street '
'IN . NoniWALK—NORWALK, SUPPLY SHOP, “INC.,‘48 MAIN STREET ~
on
Call. On You—
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The COncern That Forced
Down Coal Prices '
to buy your cOal like you save in the Christmas
you a member Of the club, gives y
- SOUTH NORWALK—EAT SCHULTZE’SEMARKI‘ET
Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street
IT,INSURES you‘of getting your next winter’s coal at the lowest pYice coal reaches
during the entire summer. .
' IT GUARANTEES you the best g'ra
extra charge for carrying it in w
IT PERMITS you
——a little each week makes
tion aniadvantages—and when fall rolls around your
and your bill all paid.
de Lehigh Coal, certified full weight and no
here team or truck cannot enter yard.
Club at the banks
on all its protec-
bin will be full Of coal
1211in Over With the Rest Of theF gmily
{Be Ready tO JOin When Our Men
Lug; CLOSES SOON;
of the following places step in and sign up—you will
e the minute you join.
olidalell‘ll tail (3031 C0.
" Telephone 605
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atoll RetailCoal Co, Riverside avenue
and
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