N our many years in this troublesome business of helping to pro
vide shelter for to“: and beast and motébcars and chickens, we
have noticed many changes in the lumber business. In fact there's
been more change in the business than there’s been in (air pocket.
But what we started out to. say was that substitutes for Lumber
seldom stay unlessthere is real need for them and they succeed in
supplying that need. Advertising will keep them going for a while,
_but before long they "peter out.” Wallboard is one at these materials,
howevfi. that has proved its case. It will not do everything, but
used with brains, it has so 'manyplaces to go that we cannot. even
make a partial list of them. it you have a peculiar and particular
i. ‘7 CONTINUOUS
5 Our Club's zbeenflgo‘ing fifty
years, and needs no“ band. \Ve’re
pioneers. With good intent and
honest ways we’vellived through
all the stormy days. We’ve never
known the need of blufi to help
us sell our well !known stufl, but
heart to heart and man to man
WI;
we told our story as we ran.
We’ve sold good coal and pleased
bur friends—are going strong as
this day ends,
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o—without bluster or fuss.
Buy Goal of Whom You Choose
o—So Long as You Buy It of Us.
RRISCI
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TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
2 LONDON MADE XE
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CITY BRIAR PIPES
Alto Celebrated Dunhlll'o
‘1 “schema Block Tel. 1581
We are here for your business
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods, rags. papers. junk and all
second-hand mods. Anything you
have. Price according to the quail-
ty of the goods. A square deal
elven.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
second-hand Goods Always on Sale
dob that requires a peculiar and particular material, let us suggest
that you consider the possibilities of Wallboard, SHEETROCK and
BEAVER BOARD.
II‘lle HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Agents for Bird and Sons and Johns-Mansvllle Go. Roofing;
British Troops Dr:ve
Smn Fein Invaders from
Their Main Positions
Continued tram First Pass.
headline the crisis has been deliber-
ately faked for political purposes, and
that the provocation to war comes
from the Ulster side of the border.
The Daily Herald prints 8. report
from Chatham that several warships '
are about to leave there for“ an unf
known destination. believed to be Ire-
land, and that the town is filled with
Deal men, under instructions not to
leave port. _
News dispatches from Ulster declare
feeling there has been embittered by
the murder of Magistrate Flanagan
which caused a great sensation. The
victim had lately sentenced manyot-
fenders under the Firearms act, and ’
otfen had been threatened. but had ig-
nored the. threats. He was accompan—
ied to the cathedral at Newry. where
Big Reduction in Price on
Exide Batteries
Come in' and See the New Exide With Indestructable
1'
Gummite Cases.
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EXIDE SERVICE STATION
67 North Iran sum
the shooting took place. by his sister.
She seized one assailant. 'but he threw.
her on and escaped with his compan-
ions. in an automobile into Lough
county. which is Free State territon,
and where they consequently could
not be pursued by the northern au-
thorities. as,
Much attention is focused upon the
question of the proposed Irish Consti-
tution and its allied issues. Prime
Mnister Lloxd George is expected to
arrive from “'ales tonight. in readi- .
ness to meet the Irish representat'hxes
who. it is believed, will return tomor-
row. Resumption of the negotiations
is expected soon after their arriv.al
LONDON June 5 (Aseociated
Pressl—A steamer bound from New
York for Fenit. County Kerry“, with
com and a mixed cargo. Was held up
in Traiee Bay by a British sloop, says
a dispatch to the Press Association
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South N orwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
from Tralee today A large quantity
of ammunition in barrels was seized,
the dispatch states.
Central News message
steamer mentioned is
Spirit and that she is now berthed
at Fenit pier.
58.)"8
5783 tons gross built at Seattle in
1919—3. United States Shipping Board
yesscl. The shipping records Show
her to have sailed from New York
May-218. calling at Boston, whence she
SPECIALS
NO. 1 POTATOES, NEW, PECK
18 lbs. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR FOR
20 CAKES GOLD SOAP FOR
3 CANS EVAPORATED MILK FOR
A. F Beckmann éi’Co” Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
nan Damn!
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Schultze’ s Tuesday Specials
Hamburger ... ........ 14c lb.
Solid Lean Pot Roast ....... . . . . . . 18c lb.
Beef Liver ......... .14c lb.
Stew Lamb ....... . ......... .20c lb.
Frankfurtcrs ....... . . . . . . ........ 22c lb.
Beginning tnis week Schult7- cs Mailiets will
Close at Noon \\ edllesdays f0 1' the Summer
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
louth Norwolk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street.
lumiord, Dorian, Westport, Black Rock. arldoepofl
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An Opportune Time for the Bride, the Matron, the Graduate and
the Vacaticnlst to Supply Themselves With Corsets, Hosiery, Gloves,
Brassieres and Underwear at Moat Reasonable Prices.
MME. JEANNETTE
roa FARM AND GARDEN
to can supply the best of implements
nd tools. We have also all the new-
.et improved labor saving machinery
'u' your convenience.
5
DUB HARDWARE
2-inch is always up to-date, and we are
..med to supply you with whatever
you need in our line.
Albert D. Morgan
HA RDWARE
South _Norwalk, Conn.
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS .
for
BOYS AND GIRLS
atthe
CHILDREN’S STORE
U Want Washington St. 8. Home":
56 South Main St. South Norwalk
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No: Your Purse
:» . If you are correctly corseted
‘2- you are perfectly gowned
W. B. CORSETS are 100% CORRECT n:
QUALITY, STYLE and FIT
They will upped the m m hoe-sou
, Butmi’olaosfor "my“; T’ T
.torjcaaté, 1121.3an girl, and she
the British crissul the bridge lead-
'ing into the village and were rer‘vlvt‘tl
with machine gun and rifle life. Then
tllo- British artillery name into action
and “llt‘n the first shell landed on a
the
the Seattle
The Seattle Spirit is a steamer of
Wiley 20 {or Culk, Dublin and-
Belfas
s 1.1.; [1.4.2. (Enos-"l
Pelee/{$5.4 DES
I Are the Best for Balconies and Porches
All Kinds of Curtains and Curtain Materials
”Stock Window Shades and Shades to Order
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thcc-ry of foul play in the case, the
sister declared, and she called atten-
tiox: to the fact that Captain Court-
ney when he left home Memorial
Dav had 8700 in cash. two watches.
on]; one of which was found, and
several other pieces of valuable jew-
(lry which were not recovered. Mrs.
Iiodsou said she had remonstrated
with her brother carrying as much
as 3700 about with him, but he told
her, she said, he needed it for travel-
ing espouses.
WESTPORT NOT TO
CONSIDER MANAGER
PLAN GOVERNMENT
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hm'c hm. ll many l‘musvs lvlllii too close
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to ill sire-l and in Sulllt' crises-
nmlrcs, fences and lawns Lil‘r‘ on tho
highway. The Plan Comtllissiuzl will
«'mlil'ol sm‘ll building and in tatrcmc
‘PLAINTIFF GIVEN
DAMAGES OVER
AMOUNT ASKED
QEIIHRQ‘
Continued rrom first Page.
McNerney. of the same city. In the
complaint Galligan alleges that the
defemiagit failed to pay him for some
plumbing work which wasdone dur~
ing the year 1920. The complaint
asking: for damages of $475 was llli‘n’l
on October 11, 192“, in tho Norwzllk
city court and judgment was granted
for $467.06 and interest. Ill-cause llli‘
interest added would cause the judge-
mcnl to exreed the ad llammlm.
Judge \‘osburg‘n fixed the amount 2:.
$475.
dcc‘sion plaintiff alllcntlrgti
and the
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BELFAST, June 5. (Associated set of members are suspended when §the‘orlgllnal COHIDIfm-t and “$9.?”
l’resslé.Aulht-ntic details of the l‘e- six years time is up. The members or , :hf’t‘allfgr “if; I‘lltf‘l‘fi‘s; 112:0 .,.(l;(.,.‘:3;.
capture of Pctiizoe show that a Hm l’iuli Comxtlission may be selected gin: 3-; ‘ ‘1; 13(1):“ {1:11; ~‘r\‘"” two,
British staff oflicer entered the til-Iior a new term when their term is 058*: Og‘lllioocol“rl In 32112:“? I‘jSli’lil
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. e at noon yesterday and gave the up. . . ‘ ‘ , fi . End 2
lllfpublicgns llo‘dz n2: ihlt?‘ lowu Human The function of Hits board is to . (Riff; still): :33." OxsTlflltilllill‘Ilium?
minutes to leave. Some immediately H‘rtrol all tilliillim: o!" shinnillasfiiar“ lllt‘rll1‘1llSLIRTlo . “In”? z'lrl V
departed bu? about one bundled do hows-vs. porches. pnrkways. anti Olin-r t‘i :P‘I'hreq“;;'w~‘ 'iCCl‘li—Wl‘ finch-I 11:;
T V ' - n »‘ ~ ( . ~) ~~‘>,. ' A. . g. ‘_, ‘ _
cloud to allow». the “Hillary. prlulil. cnlutnlttlons tlmt an. 2...”, ‘ .. . y . .. ~. -
A: the agillil’niifill (if ”1‘; time‘- limit. public hiulIWILVS. Al, PCS?!” .‘nhm, co.llpl...llt “as lerlglii 1t “.ls ;‘l mic
tilfili‘.
Very Much to Be Desired.
We all should like a cool; such as
jun English clergyman advertised {or
ll'll llt‘llllld the mwn. some, of the 5 WI" \‘ l‘t‘I‘Illil-r' mil." 3 .2 “HUI": ‘0 build I in the London Times. In 1 is nd\crtise-
more timid oi the (It‘lkllllC‘rS dashed 0'5 it? I" ”III” “Trim“- ‘ E lucllt he said among other lllil: gs that
for minty. T5?“ ““1““? {my ”“1 ‘3“\‘,"""‘.‘T“"‘"" 2 it “as essintial not only that his COOK
iroul' lilUl‘I? shells :ollovll'jtl in quigk of tap 00:21:12? mlhlvll“pillfluff”??? i should have a sense of humor but “1;“
sccssu, .I; w : "' i II)” it" . "I -' ‘ . , ‘..
mild: 01:12: p221» Drill Sill; Il‘f‘li‘gllllll; tier. 0 h. nine ‘lulm 223w is t-iutul at 5:23:11: should oitllllllivlzlv 3H; 3:153
Sim: lr‘ei'zcrs inflicted several Uh. 322.11 (‘ltCIlOIlS ‘u‘m m 0!"?wa Th": "“Jof,ar‘s"‘rse "' .. ,V‘ "“1 ‘ '
casualties. town llli‘t‘llflir one four perlple. Jos— l Torso -.., 'rcads thus ut the fluit
Tlnnps which had been landed (-1221 Smith. .lnhn Anii‘llllfl 'l'lulyrl‘. Mrs. ; of the spirit is love, joy peace. long—
smartly from lion Island. 3'“ l‘olxgll‘ N- rutln ll. Mitt-hook and Ir:4.l\\’;il'-'l T. 1' suffering, gentleness, goodness, faith."
‘ o ‘ 2 r. v . . w... llmllm-ci lb»:- powm' to bring ill :1 lisi‘i ‘ .
Elillil‘t‘Igll‘rxllif 22:): {1.153111}: ‘32:? {iii—(ital i 01‘ fill; Q‘ll l“"UDl" “Illa urp hi R: van. i.‘d\'€‘l‘ll5€‘ in the SC’HIIKICI.
managed to p5f‘:l!)1!l\rnuali mp”: didn't : for tin (‘OHHIlitin'tg 'Six of llu‘
Slil"'l“ll)l‘ kllm‘xlwluv oi zh.» (llllllll\ l “‘ “ “‘3’ “‘ (WWW Ii tlw I'Il‘l ‘II‘éI'I -
, “Shun m,” (Jf‘k'llllil' ion 0' me ‘ill llgc' in \u mntlm: in lultihn to Sun-.1 on Beauty ‘zontefied
Was, i‘ill‘ilfllflle. sllzlil is were dm oiled.
to bury the (lend. and all the : l€lill
l-‘villvl's “'ulo inltrz'wl ill a field
nearby. The prisoners were ltlrluu'lIl
in Enlli~ kltl'l ,usl l'iulll
Republicans stationed at yantazi
palms “2': MIN 1')» mills ll"
l‘rIq: 'lluly mill: at the
rum Id with :2 Louis. ~2.2ll2
li-unl NIH! cm- Silzu Foil;
was Wipcd mil.
it is ()Tllt'lzlliy stated that but one
.momlltr vi“ the Crown l'ul'ces in. 2a
killed. Seven Republicans are known
In bare been killed. while sixteen
were made prisoners, including the
('Ollllllailllllmlll. \
ll is. minim-stood llllil Bullet-k.
miles Sl‘ulllWOsl ot‘ I‘elligoe. is
livid by the Republicans, but thull
Mughwramcnzl castle has 1) tn’
t?\aluill"‘li i‘:l ore is calls: durable in
lvlé‘FY llcrc ltgélldllli: tile 2ate ol‘ the]
Belle}: full Ihe holdi m: m which b):
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it
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lvll
sull‘
lllc Republicans plucticallv renders
the barrack< then- untenable.
DLNllAle’ inland June 5.——l‘lle
Dulldalk Rowing club 5 boathouse was
burned yostula» and sore: al boats
wcle desiroud.
sTllt‘ harbor commissioner’s
shed also was burned.
CAPT. COURTNEY
SPENT MEMORIAL
DAY WITH MOTHER
(Continued {rem First Page)"
large
ious !csi the telling strain prove dis-
tsllolls to their health. steadlastly
rttalsell to leme the side of the. flag-
«ll'amed casket. Saturday nl'rht and
ill during yesterday they sat in the
nIeIul‘ntlloly surroundings of the un-
dertaker-s chapel weeping quietly in
mouthful \lgil over‘ their dead.
Captain Courtney was buried yes-
ter ay in the family“ plot in St. John's
celluteiy along 51 lo the grave of Pat-
ricl; Courtney his father. Which grave
his mother and sister had planned to
decorate with flowers in re m-
brance today at about the very our
when his own casket will be lowered
in the some plot.
It has been an annual custom with
the family to; journey to Worcester to
doc-mate the fathers grave during
thorial Day week. Last Tuesday,
hammer, Captain Courtney told his
mother business was so urgent he
wculd not have a chance to go to
Worcester until today, Monday. His
funeral was held -.today
Mrs. Hodson, commenting on tes-
timony plesented Saturday before
Cox one: John J. Phelan, who held an
inquest into the death, said she was
in able to account {or declarations of
witr-(sses who said they believed her
brother acted as if under the influ-
ence ol intoxicants a short time be-
fore his death.
Captain Courtney did not touch in-
'exprcased it
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‘il:: :1? liresi l‘i lmt a I: . .12! ll! 21 of
llw place is given us a liner story
benidim: with 3:} motif-z ll (quipmcnt
5! cl", :2; S\‘.'llllllll%l£' pool. basketball
curt. howling: alloys. reading room.
3x022 ll to :2, file lltlllsr.
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school class of Mrs.
staff.
was unable to picnic at Compo Beach
Saturday.
held in the church basement and a
incognito: time enjoyed. '13:; disuse
i‘Iv t ommi rim: 1
;TO SIXTRT WORK ON
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2 DURING THE \VEEK;
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ill 12k 22‘ of Slutv sir» wt,
1:. l\'. \V’lllr‘ nl‘ Ni'l!‘\‘(1lll( was tim'
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(‘Ulll ; umy of l‘ul‘i-lgcl’vort
'l‘lit' (ltlillli ol‘ the building are lml:—‘
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lélll my. lt-ldirs ‘ room, Randi-all court.
.;2 :Ilitm'inm and other sp (in rooms.
Thu rl'mllui ticm‘ \‘ill lion“ :1 splice Ill."-
whcrc two local
fire (‘on'lpmlics the Camp!) Engine
company gin-l 'lllc I‘ionccr Hook and
lmlfivr company will be housed. The
upper story will he used as a met-ling!
hmlw- for the firclllv‘n.’ There is a
report that the town will have :1 fire—
man to be. on duty at. Ill“ house at all
tinw. The exterior will be finished
off in a light color.
A drive for membership “ill be
started [IV the Young Men's Christian
sscciaiion in the near future.
AUTOS CRASH '
AT TOKENEKE
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SPECIALS FOR THE
. W'EEK
Condensed Milk, 3. Can .. 11c
. 20c
25c
25c
Extra FinePork, 3. lb.
Pork and Beans, 3 Cans . .
Toilet Tissue, 7 for .....
A. STULL
2‘ 00m, St” ER“ “0"“
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left to avoid hitting the. 'car full on,
and the right front wheels‘o! both
cars struck. both being torn loose.
The Buick sustained a. broken wheel,
the hood was dented in and the motor
was damaged.
The Rowaindlcar, a Dodge. had a
broken right front Wheel, a broken
left rear wheel. the door on the right
hand side and the fender and running
board on the right hand side were
bot' 1 tom loose.
The. accident was reported to the
police here this morning by Mr. Row-
land. Mrs. Dunham was badly sluic-
er'. up and required the doctor's care
and it was learned that once! her
fingers was fractured. It is not be-
lieved that she is suffering from any
internal injuries, however. Neither
Rowland nor Dunham suffered any
ill effects, beyond a g’eneralshaking
up, from the accident. “‘ '
HELD PICNIC IN CHURCH
BASEMENT
. Because of the rain. the Sunday-
Thomas Long-
or the Norwaik M E. church
Instead, the picnic was
gob?
, Lpoiatnient of being unable
Telephone 917 ...}
AUTOTREPAIRING,
WELDING
Kendrick & Chase Garage
13 Raymond Street
South Nor-walk.» Conn.
Charcoal,
VVood/and
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Defendant appealed from this"
A. M. WOOSTER
Altorney-at-Law
State Examiner U. 8. Patent L.
PATENT
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1115 Main St.
Bridgep;
LEON AGRANOV
I". \ 1 It: rt Watt ‘anker
Repairs all kinds of
Swiss and Ann ricer.
Watches ..mz Clocks. ‘
Also TEI‘IElIS .‘e‘u'elry
All Work Guaran-
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Old Friends at the Oil
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