g j DO YOU GET US?
l If you buy Goal of us for next
season—as we hope you will—it
will not. be because we call you to
your door and put you through a
cross-examination. It will be be-
cause you know with whom you
are dealing, because you have con-p
fidence in an old, reliable concern,
Eliecausc you like our goods, our
Biberal terms and our accommOu
dating service. We do not ask
you to pay in advance, as our cap-
ital is sutficient for our needs and
We dO‘ not have to borrOw money
from our customers. You are
pure of the lowest price consistent
with the grade of coal we sell.
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utilise.“
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CLOSING
O U T
Our Entire Stock of
New Columbia Records
At the Special Prices -
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The Hatch £9” Bailey CO.
Agents for Bird 55 Son—Johnsellanville Rootings. summer,"
' the Fireproof Wall Board and Beaver Board, '
- BATTER! E5
To Insure Maximum Enjoyment 'i‘rom Radio Outfits an Absolutely
Dependable Storage Battery is Essential
Exide Radio Batteries of All Sizes at Our Service Station
67 NORTH MAIN STREET
. THE SUBJECT ,
We're not, trying to hide behind" a screen of conversation when
We ask you to try a “(all length" screen on your bedroom window.
We know that if you ever try ‘one of these real screens, the ad
Justable, collapsible, despisable, indetensible. iittlia makeshitts that'
you MAY have been using will go into the ash barrel “never" to
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NEW YORK. May 12.-—-Lea'dera of
thirty thousand unskilled paper
workers arranged to meet manufac-
turers today to_extricate their men
from the position in which.they were
placed yesterday. when 7the unskilled
men of the industry. signed separate
wage agreements. .
Threats of strike among the unskill-
ed men were numerous today. al»
though the skilled men have signed
contracts, their decision to work would
not prevent a walkout of half the men
in the newsprint mills. John P. Burke.
president of the inteinaliona] brother-
hood of pulp sulphide and paper
workers declared today.
Seven of the major manufacturers
will not be represented in the confer;
enecs They already have signed with
the skilled men and announced their
refusal to treat with the unskilled
man as an international group. With
, the consent of the skilled craftsmen
"193' have declared common labor
shall henceforth be paid according to
prevailing rates in localities where
mployed.
panics have signed separate wage
agreements where the unskilled union
men are considered on a par With
skilled men. Four others are expected
to take similar action today.
SMASHINO. BLOW AT
GANG TERRORISM
, 85 No. Main St.
69 North Main Street, South N orwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
SPECIAL
LegsofGenuineLamb. ...... ..........38ch
E3 75c Double'Disc .......... $1.00
.' 3 $1.00 Double Disc $125
,« a 31.50 Double Disc ..... $1.50
3 all at our store and take advant-
‘ age of this exel-ptionai opportunity.
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Fowler’s Market
IN CHICAGO
‘ Continued from First Page.
with the killing of Torrance Lyons.
of Lyons followed the murder of
Thomas Clark. patrolman on guard at
‘ NEW ilillliEMliNl
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‘ TRISTRAM 69° Bram
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
VUDOR, ‘ the Best Porch Shade
Sizes and Prices of Vudor Porch Shades
4ft.Widex.7ft.6in.drop , ............ $3~900ach
5ft.widex7ft.8indrop . ..... 5.50m},
Gft.widex7ft.6indrop.~.. ...... .....\........ .............. . 6.25eaoh
7ft.widex7ft.6in.drop...................... ............. 7.65am,
8ft.widex,7ft.6in.drop ...... ........ .......... 8.50eaeh
9ft.widex7ft.6in.drop...... ....... . ...... 10.25each
10ft.widex7ft.6in.drop.......... ........................... 11.25956}1
12ft.widex7ft.6in.drop.........................,...,...._..... 13.75.32.011
‘ We Can moo slipply the Above Widths With a drop of 10 feet.
Three sofcal'lcd independent com--
Fate of Genoa Conference
acting police lieutenant. The slaying
VUDOR BUNG ALOW SHADES
are made in the highest grade VUDOR fabric in all the above widths, tut have
a drop of only 6 ft. and are accordingly less expensive.
Special sizes to order in ONE PIECE up to 12 feet in width at. smad extra 1
cost; spaces over 12 feet wide filled with two or more Shades.
weave at same price.
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VUDOR Porch Shades are made in both Ventilating weave and ordinan'
May Be Settled Today
Continued from Page Two
,
a buildi.¥ which had men bombed.
police say. by labor men bccause it had-
award. .1 wage decision handed down
by K. M. Lnndis. former federal judge.
which was intended to scttic the ills- 7 l‘ l' . <-
pule lw-ttvccn contractors and labor. "1““ “5 on ~‘ comment “a-..
' ‘. ‘0 man. assistant state's at— ‘
George I. (I r put to iii an (the Rosanna)"
So. Norwalk‘
TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO~DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
LONDON M [)5 XE
A U 4
CITY "‘33:. '
Also Celebrated Dunhlil'l
’Iahaokemo Block Tel. 1581
“MY MOTHER ” I”
And can I ever cease to be t ,
Afl‘ectionate and kind to thee, ’ . 1’:
Who was so very kind to me, 9’ j
My Mother Vi
/ ——Jane Taylor l.
PIPES
Few Of us would even attempt to
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
approach in writing the beauty and
simphc1ty of these lines—t0 MOTHER
_ There is one thing, however, in
which no son or daughter need ever
g foremost -— showing
relinquish bein
MOTHER kindness.
E F. s. LYON
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
anode, rags. papers, Junk and all
wound-hand goods. Anything you
hm Price according to the quail-
U 0! the goods. A square deal
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
We Good: Always on Sale
Let us make every day MOTHER’S
DAY, and Sunday, May 14th, just a
day of greater gladness.
DON -
‘C'xu\
.. Fairfield County
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CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for
K: I
. CHILDREN’S STORE
U Wat Washington St. 8. Norwalk
Savings Bank
N orwalk, Conn;
3.31 A-Qx
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BOYS AND GIRLS
Eat the ‘1“.
on VEWDL~$WM ;
VIEW
CVMCZ’M >
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that indictments llaid Leon zrturncd. ,
“Big 'fim" \lurphv evidenced no Edward Grigg. was that the note
7 ‘ ' U \ . 4 ' . . , . ,- .; . . ,, n
surprise when he was informed of the ”"Mnll “”33 “37' d “‘Jmlldf‘h
indict m r-nis. “TH Ema—KY
"Anyimrlv can llc imliclmi." lie" said.
“Tho-y can (‘Vl'll indict a man for con- RIARE AIN’T WH.“T
i‘i‘llilhfi' ideas. That must be thc
charge they lmvc against me.
“How can I conspire with guys I
ierence some other will‘follow her
was being l'i‘t‘clvd under the Landis .3" ”mum" tolrgraplicd the text 9f
the Roy-wan communication to Paris
and (\pulmlno receive his instruc—
tions today. After reading the docu-
”\‘Ve have s‘u‘ticien" “1,191,“. to "It is less an answer than an indict-
. ‘ " ‘ 'ith a
:x -. Mica an! Moder. "‘9’” 0f the Powers. courier! a
hang iurph) ( {lat refusal to reply to the questions
v followin announce-mint _ . '
torne,, said K The Punish flow. as given bySar
.
. "/69”
READY TO WEAR GOODS
29-31 West \Vashington Street
l
SHE USED. To BE”,
All Kinds of Ready to \Vear Clothes for
Men, \Vomen, Boys, and Girls
on the Easy Payment Plan
don't know anything about?"
“As for the imth penalty. it’s been
(Continued Front Page One) i
l:
f
N ewell & Murray
Clothiers and Furnishers
“To Men Who Know",.r
use Wuhlngton Se, So. Norwalk
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS
We have a fine assortment of Nurse
Cherry Trees. Also Grape Vines. etc.
We also carry a fin] line 0: Fertilizers and Insecticides. ‘
PLANT EARLY AND OBTAIN BEST RESULTS
SOUTH NORWALK FLORIST & SEED STORE
Telephom 8M
8. .99”! Main Street
ry Stock including Plum, Peach and
announced sexcrnl times that men
ii”: the strv ets two men. Poor old other man. who had purchased it from
“Von" gh, " in too old to conspire with Romano for $25.
anybody. W? are as sorry for the 'L‘rm-oliiy when the original com-
l‘fil‘F as H", “firm-s pinint was made. Unscrihcd to the
”The “1,03,. ”Ii-m is just, a big prosecuting attorney the visit to the
place by Romano and two others. of
splash." ~
i shaman," exclaimed Prod their hiring the rig for 33. paid in
"it's :
Alllflnr. ‘ iadvnnco. anll' said that Romano at—
It is lint churn-.3 that Murphy. Ma- tempted to drive. hut was unable to
dvr or Shin actually shot the policc- do so. and am: of his companions re-
Were involved in liuvc-l him of the duty.
men but that they
RM ”10 shovc is only the substance
the conspiracy which led to the kill»
lugs.
p _ to the information written in the com-
WESTPORT FIREMEN Jillairt 3v “Piosecuitlng lane???)- E.
‘r » .arc .ar c'. am so lie 0 owing
NOT INVITED IN which caused all the wonderment in
MEMORIAL P‘ARADE the Superior court yesterday is quoted
- verbatim:
- _ » " _ “Trcvolitz rcnted a horse and wagon
(Continued from Flt-St Page) to them. The accused endeavored to
‘- '~ ‘ " drive. but through lack of experience
pox quarantine are expected to be 0“ seemed not to fully comprehend the
some time next week. and then the nature or his duty. or to understand
town will return to its former rank the manner of propulsion of theo’do-
among the summer colonies of the mastic-atoll wflssodacty ungulate
state. mammal and the proper use of the
The \Vcsiport \Vatcr company has lsrboard and starboard sheet-lines."
received a carload of pipe which will After that there Were many miles
be used in coverng over‘ 3.000 feet when She-rill” Olmstead. in calling the
of pipe line at Compo beach. bond seemed to lav much emphasis on
The Silllman and Godfrey Con- his "0. 3'92. 0. ,vez." *
(ti-acting company of BridEéTI'Ort is re-
pairing parts oi’ the state road through “'
town. The Connecticut company is ‘ ‘
also rebuilding their roadbed on the . ‘ ’ ‘
State street bridge.
A warrantee deed filed in the. office ' 5
or Town Clerk Edward C. Birge in! » E All HERE
the Town Hall in State street. states
Mrs. Margaret Kcrnstock of Clinton
avenue has sold a tract of land to E
Charles E. Neilson of Norwalk. situat- F T319 Morrison Greenhouses (Joseph
ed on Clinton avenue. The price was ,. .veckel Prop.) haxe choice_stocks
_ of hardy plants of all kinds—m fact
“-000‘ M" heilsen plans to build a rthe line carried here is 1 ll
4’0“” 0“ "‘9 “93”” acquired ground Rose bushes oi? many man: xii-ital);
very soon. - ' A
State Policeman Richilrd Hank“ firilxlgnig b: 3:18:33, atfinthgzcstagf
made two arrest on the P0“ TOE/d- llshment. Folks in this vicinity have
Andrew Toront of 336 Willard street. “the right spirit" Of beautifying' the
BridgeDOrt. was arrestedfor holdins grounds about their property so it
the middle or the highway with the seems and these greenhouses are well
truck he was driving. He was fined prepared with selected stock at con—
510 and costs before Judge Joseph G. servative prices. Auto delivery ser~
Hyatt. YVajter Luckettrlvas also ar— vice new feature here. 58 Van Zandt
rested by State Officer Manlon for street. Phone INCL—Adv. '
driving his truck'wlth improper lishtS-, '
He was fined 81 and costs before . . "
Judge Hyatt.
Collars to Match
Special $1.65
NEW SPRING SHIRTS
MlfiflElSEN Silllllll »
' nus REDUCTION
The Michelson Studiolat 78 Wash-
: TENNIS SHOES
' All on... "
98c
SELF SERVICE
SHOE STORE
“ ington street, has made attractive re-
ductions in all photographic work.-.“-
though prices at this establishment
at no time could have been called
high because of various reductions in
the cost of materials and paper this
saving is being passed along to the
public by all: concern. ,
The‘high quality .01! the workman-
ship in the photographic line done
here is Well known and meat that
weather is here folks who have
been planning,to have baby's picture
r their {own :9, the ‘
momma FLEET EQITIPMEN'I‘
\VASHINGTON. May 12.—-Plans to.
complete equipment of the fighting
fleet with aircraft during the coming
fiscal year have been laid before the
senate naval committee by. Real Ad-
miral Molina-chief or the navy’s ~bur-
.eau otaeronautics' The project con-
templates pl‘acing 213 airplanes .Dt
various essential types on battleships.
cruisers. scouts and ether vessels and
is designed to furnish the rich with‘its
own aerial defense against'enemy alr-
qratt attacks. ‘
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SAYS TAXI DRIVER -
. SDMSBED WW8
The watchman who has charge or
the repairs to the road on Weetport
avenue reported to the police last
night that a taxi driven by Joseph
Pepr tone 0.45.157. JR '
so
‘onh
Immune
“WE‘WATIN .
3“
“'Diamond Dyes" and yous or wear ; '
to worn, tailed skim," waists. costs, 1‘; t ' ~. . .
stockings. “renters. coverings. fhang- : ' " ‘
meg, . News tor: Clothing Buyers. .
would hang and the} are today walk- in Norwalk in the pnxcesslnn of am,
of what actually happened according,
lcluimed that shc assented, but the
5defendant later refused to marry her
‘- L
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rclurucd.‘ hut suhscqueniiy (IiSL‘OVE‘I‘C‘d 1*
$500 HEART BALM VERDICT
A verdict. awarding the pluimitf
Harm. was returned by the jury ml
Ellie Civil Superior Court yesterday in . .1
ill-u- casc of Mrs. Catherine linm. who! STATIUN .
lsucd .lolm Smolcwski, of Gl't"t‘ll\\'li‘ll,l
.for $5J'UU for breach of promise.
i'llic pluintii‘l‘ claimed that aitcr 11¢;er ——"—
§linsliaml's death. in lh-ccmlycr. 1922“.
she and Smolewski twcnmc acquaint-
dc: that he roamed in her house.
and proposed marriage to her. She
because she had rive children.
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Sentinel Want Ads Br‘ln‘ Reunite.
THE SANITARY
Bully
This business is growing because
quality goods are (or sale here every
trading day at conservative prices—
only the best of materials are. uned in
making the various bakery products.
Every day sweet rolls are ready at 7
a. in. while. the other rolls of various
kinds'are ready at the store at 3 p. m.
You'll like the rolls made at the Sani-
tary Bakery. 35 South Main street.
John B. Sandner. Prop—Adv.
AUTO REPAIRING,
. WELDING '
Kendrick & Chase Garage
Telephone 917 13 Raymond Street
South Nos-walk, Conn.
Ice, Charcoal, *
VVOOd and;
(Trucking -
—-—.————
I; 52 Meadow~Street
11588. draperieo, everything.
package contains,;directions so aim- ~, , « .‘ , . , ,
.... ...... .... ...... ...... muffins ransom ......“
'fadel , ' ' -. .. .. . , H.
can colors into herworn gar“onlrrthevbe§t,mdeaof,men’s;c ins
A. n. WOOSTER‘
‘~ swanky ‘
meats» or draperies even it‘she, hits 2 ~ ., , «
.r. veg be; , hub“ uto automates
? RYSZ BATTERY
i
i
i
; l‘pdowlutw Pquipmr ‘ z - wry
iieature of buttery um». - .~ «part
3 battery knmv‘edze is v. ..Ea-s int
i HYSZ Storage Battery V1 ..a gem-
xlar. You get the sort «2' -. ~ ~ {.1
that makes you {rel gnu-1. ‘ .. . , ...v-
tors for \Vi‘lnrd mm. Viral!
‘ocnted at 49 “'cst an. ,- 1‘5ch
.conncction 938. '
4-...
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uto Bodies, F e riders,
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kinds
.. .... .-.—...—
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_ VICTOR WESELY
48 Chestnut St. Phone 358l
.___'-—d
on Friends at the OH
Price .
The on Well 5c Cigar and
' the Perfecto Bouqu“
at 10c.
Did We?
a}, [mo Wigner 011111
made at that prico.
M
MERRILL
, BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Has for Its Object Three
Things
i—The thorough training cf
m Me for businets lite.
'2-J1‘heir favorable introduction
to the business public.
3*m'hithest possible type of
‘mtoemployem of oiiice hell}-
' new ,Tnn' e l
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Norwalk Chronicler