l.
1 0111' Club 5 been going fifty
, jars, and needs no band. We re
7" pioneers. With good intent and
‘ 7vhnest way. we ’ve lived through
.3 the stormy days. \Ve’ve never
Mn the need of bluif to help
In sell our well known stufi, but
Ionrt to heart and man to man
we told our story as we ran.
We’ve sold good coal and pleased
“I? friends—are going strong as
“is day ends,
3 We are here for your business
”without bluster or fuss.
Buy Coalof Whom You Choose
(—80 Long as You Buy It of Us.
1 t
0U CAN'T ENJOY LIFE
7 with a sore, sour. blasted stom-
” och. Food does not nourish.
Indeed it is a source of misery, causing
pning- belching. dizziness and head.
aches.
q The person with a bad stomach
should be satisfied with nothing less
than permanent. lasting relief.
1] The right remedy will ad upon the
linings of the stomach. enrich the blood.
aid in casting out the catarrhal poisons
nnd strengthen every bodily function.
1] The large number of people who
. have mocculully used Dr. Hartman's
famous medicine, recommended for III
utenhal conditions. oEer the strongest
possible endorsement for
PE—n u -NA
Ill SERVICE FIFTY YEARS
mmmm
TABLETS OR LIQUID
a SOLD EVERYWHERE
mac—mam
M—
TARLOV BROS.
ur-rooA-rs CIGAR srons
j , SOLE AGENTS FOR
7 “HBO
“- C‘T‘ BRIAR
PIPES
Also Celebrated Dunhlll'n
Mkemo Block Tel. 1581
mama wwwm-vlumflum..Iunnmuum a .
F. S. LYON
’ JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
GET A SQUARE DEAL
'0 will buy your household
.m, rags, papers. junk and all
Mil-hand gt'mls. Anything you
I... Price according to the quali-
b‘ of the goods. A square deal
m
MIP P. MAHONEY
.. 82 Van Zandt Street
Ind-hand Goods Always on Sal.
37m rum AND GARDEN
m. < supply the best of implements
1301!. We have also all the new—
nhproud labor-saving msohlnery
‘ “slur convenience.
oun HARDWARE
ll always uptodate. and we ere
7 .- to supply you with whatever
hood in our une.
Albert D. Morgan
HARDWARE
South Nor-walk, Conn.
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINCS
7 ‘ for
' .le AND GIRLS
at the
REN's STORE
'Ol'lIf-I-m
CONTINUOUS ‘ '
as ours.‘
As to those‘who handle wh
it’s cheap.
tomer is
price to recommend it.
Sheetroek—Beaver ' Board.
We never compete in price on our lumber, but in ,
quality. This puts us above cempetition, except with lumber
dealers who sell some grades and as we ask only fair. profits,
they cannot, undersell us except to their own hurt as much
they are gettings Earcer each your, for the cus-
‘ekin’g up, and cheapmumber must have more than
The HATCH & BAILEY co.
Bird 4; Son Roofings
«A K“ i 5;: wat-
atever is cheapest just because
- Eh,.w..
Johns-Manovllle Go. and
Gummite Cases.
67 North
Big Reduction in Price on
Exide Batteries~
Come in and See the New: Exide With Indestructable
Q
EXIDE SERVICE STATION
Main Street
1101111111310
Fowler’s Market,
69 North Main Street, South N orwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
O
WWW/IJWJW o7.
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
PRO“ 1405
A. F. Beckmann 89’ Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
TREE DELIVERY
l
J
Boneless Corned Beef, All
'Ril) Corned Beef 1 .
Wilson Hams . . . .
Bacon Squares . . . . . .
AT NOON ON WEDNESD
Schultze’ 3 Thursday Specials
Ferris Hams ......... . . . . .
BEGINNING THIS \VEEK SCHULTZES MARKETS W'LL CLO
Lcsn7.77.77.7. 7. .7 7.7.7.7 .7.7. 717697
..--.‘..o..-
G
335;;3
............
20c
AYS FOR THE SUMMER
SchultZe’s Sanitary .Markets
Nor-walk, 39 min Street
louth Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Wnehlnnton Street.
Itnrnford, Dorian, Westport, Black Rock, Bridgeport
WW/JW/MW-m
- JUNE
1 SALE
An Opportune Time for the Bride, the Matron, the Gryduate and
the Vacationint to Supply Themselves With Corsets, Hosiery, Gloves,
Brassieres and Underwear at Most Reasonable Prices..
56 South Main St.
TEN TO ASK
FOR PARDON.
(Continued from First/ Page)
192-‘ for embezzlement of funds from
the Soldiers‘ Home, Noroton. also
will seek a. pardon. His term is two
to seven years.
Blackmailcrs to Plead.
Four blackmailers who used dyna-
mite in their threats to extort mouey
from Dwight VVheeler of Bridgeport,
Will also go before the board. They
are Sabitmano Dortanzo, Albert Ili-
msouale. Rossario DiProfio and
James DiProfio. Their terms are
from 12 to 15 years.
Other Falrfield county prisoners
who will present pleas are:
George Clumbo, convicted of mur-
der ir- the second degree, October,
1901,, and sentenced for life.
Burtolomi Laskl, theft of 8700,
robbery. and attempt to kill, sentenc—
Ml February, 1910, for 20 to 30 years.
\Villlam Roberts, convicted of the
murder or his wife. Mary Roberts of
Stratfqrd. sentenced for life in 1917.7
”Eugene 03171311011, ~
MNIE. J EAN NETTE
South Norwalk
5
l.
Septc-m ber.
$9818.
Louis Lunsoblang. obtaining money
undcr ialse pretenses, December,
122m from two to seven years.
STRIKE BALLOTS
ARE7 RETURNABLE
ON JUNE 30TH
Continued trom First Pm
1920, from two to seven
aueged unauthorized wage reductions
for the hearing. ‘
It was indicated today that no wage
decision meeting telegraphers. the
next class of railway labor to be taken
up by the board will come from the
board for some time.
The split. in the Labor Board ap-
parently was widened by the la’t‘est
wage reduction. the 860,000,000 slash
in the wages of shopcxafts’ employes.
The minority report, by three labor
representatives on the board. severely
condemning the majority. which or-
dered the reductions. was still s topic
or considerable discussion today. and
, lllillV—lillEll 1101.
1111111an 31111501133
N EW YORK,
June 7.—The next
time Lady Astor visits America, she
intends"- to make no speeches. That
was what she confided to reporters
before sailing for England.
Pew public speakers, or workers of
any sort. are ever keyed to the high
nervous tension with 'hich Lady As-
tor seems charged w on addressing
an‘ audience. Her nervousness may
not have been so apparent to listening
crowds at her 40 odd public speak-
ing appearances in this country dur-
ing Ar-pril and the rust three weeks
of May. But if one that near her.» the
eye quickly observed that she inces-
santl: wrung her hands behind her
back 31nd ran her‘ fingers over and
under her jeweled bracelets, the runs—
cles or her arms and shoulders quiv-
erlng from nervousness.
finnehow the strain never sécmed
t) affect the clarity of her speaking
tones. In fact. her talks to crowds,
no matter what their size. were in a
manner friendly and informal. Al-
ways she was breaking away from
her prepared notes to start a sen-
tence with the loose, conversational
"now," or “well" -
But when the speech was done. the
first woman member of the House of
Commons was, tagged out and intern
sely nervous. That. too, seemed
‘never to ruffle her smooth. smiling
dcnuanor. nor did her expression rc-
\eal iatigue.
Ixrd Astor knew how high strung
the Lady Commoner really was. and
he made it his job to keep her from
tailing too much to friends just be-
iore or nitvr :1 speech. "Nancy.
Nancy." he would call in warning
whenever she pitched straight from
a speech into 11 chat to which she
seen ml to give just as much energy.
:cyurtcrs scutcd immediately in
the roar of the speaker's dizuz. when
inaliv Astor gave her farewell address
l‘OllCl‘wl that 1114‘ shouldf-rs suddenly
deepened to a pink flush as she got
up to talk. tun, win-n hrr 111131-1-
snm- l.;'.ll 1:311.- (n'Pt‘. and there re-
mained only the two closing pure.-
1:1:'. ”30' hm 11 was r» li"\t,'-l and
iii“ in lv-d from her skin.
bias.
Hush
.‘II'
President To Propose
New Child Labor Law
Continued tram First. 9380.
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White Sport Satin, 38
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 19227 "7:"
inches wide,. . .
A Few of our Specials!
Baronet Satins, 40 inches Wide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.50 per yard
1
Canton Crepes,740 inches wide. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.00 and 53-501391'3‘ard
Crepe dc Chines, 40 inché’s wide, 3159,3200, $2.50 and $3.50 yam
Charmeuse, 40 igches wide . . . 6.330. .
Creponge,36 niches Wide
.....$1. T5,$2.253nd$3.00\ard
$3.2 -5per3ard
. . . . . . . $1.75 and $2.00 per yard
(Continued from Page One)
case. and the court on several occa-
sions stated that counsel were not
confining their arguments to the
points at issue
T no pl titiou .or review was filed as
a result of the election of Mr. Leeds
ntttr :1 contest with three others
nominated by the other side. Arthur
Klein 01‘ New Haven. who until then
receiver; Attorney
w - 1 s t t . in pa r21 ry
Henry Shannon and Charles H.
Sclz' zitc.
Attacks Kcogh.
A! \r'hlri‘rxli}“fi hearing Attorney
Loon lln shuc who iilmi the petition
t-ir rt l'io w, (Itt‘iill‘t‘ll he was aggricvcd
ut the attitude of R-rfercc Keogh
.lurim: the ( ’r-climi. nnci lliltcrlv ul—
1 u‘kr ll l 1s nutlmds of conducting: the
e '1.“ limi.
"lh: . llt“ Keogh rot’us‘ i 115 ‘lhn op-
rnril :1. H in nuke oliix'ctim‘m To C! r-
t..'.n chlims :1 l'nxvui to \ulv. “0 did
ply.
“‘Well, there‘s lots of
113.9 yet to hear about."
"That must be one of them,
shue retorted.
Attorney Shapiro again dwcllcd on
Dick's issuance of checks to relativ-
es and said his side asked for the
(lection of Mr. Leeds because they
wanted the. property and the books
1th the hands of some responsible
party.
things
u
Could Pay in Pull.
the local attorney. who Siilll if the
317,500 which Dick gnvc away could
be brought back into the estate, the
could pay m'cry claim.
Attorney Day, 0: Marsh, Stoddard
& Dag, counsel for the First Nation-
70! Bank. a preferred creditor, nrg'oed
:Mr. Dnshuc was wrong in challenging
the right of the tank to apply tic-
:posits on account to the claim IlFld
{l-y the bank. He claimed, also. am
Mr. Donahue erred in filing a. petition
1
1
1
Many of the details of the election 7'
of the trustee were then gone into by ‘7
i
1
con pony would again be solvent, and :7
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4 CARLO ADS OF OLD
CLOTHING SHIPPED7
(Contiuucd from. First Page)
9. showbi lm changed in
specific.
of clothing contributed and the re-
maining twelvi- ions were Illiltll’ up or
contributions from other centers as
follows: Colchcsh-r. 21%?) pounds; Nor-
Wit‘ll- 5.500 Pounds: Cannon. 1.44:
pounds; Nlnntlc. 635 pounds; Daniel-
son. " '41 pounds: Lakcvillc, 3.2200
pounds; New llrituin, 7,000 pounds;
Meriden. 3.600 pounds; 'liast Hamp-
ton. 200 pounds: Glastonbury. 1.0"”
pounds.
4 similar clothing campaign last
year netted about two nne‘one-hzilf
carloads of wearing apparel. approxi-
mately half of the total shipment esti-
mated to be or cditod to Connecticut
this vcar. when all contributions haxc
been received at central headquarters
in Hartford. 2
State Director McDonough who ra-
diant upon noting the unusual success
of the campaign. The director asked
the press to extend the gratitude of
the State committee. to those who con-
tributed and to the many organiza-
tions which directed the collections in
their respective localities.
Boy Scouts volunteered for the act
ual collection' work if! "most .of 'the
communities. and organizations of
older persons to} charge of the as-
sembling and shipping of the clothing
received.
MOOSE INITIATION < '
TOBIORROW EVENING
The regular meeting of South Nor—
walk Lodge. No. 529711.0yal Order of
Moose. will be held tomorrow evening,
which will he followed by a. class in-
itiation of some twenty-five candidates
under the prcscnt open charter.
The entertainment committee has
arranged for a. roast beef suppermnd
entertainment and all members are re-
quested to be on hand.
The field day committee will also
make its final report of plans {or the
insulation to ittend .tlse field day and
parade ts Strontium; 11 Saturday art
'11“ 1hr l-ank is to lus- let control this
TrusteevLeeds “as only some shop
permitted the First Xatlonal bank to 7
z t‘lt‘liull 11ml ,
lzqnis uh its (‘1' .i: 1 why
pl‘0\(‘ n (ItllL‘Itllky. pructicnlly'allow—
lug? 311011111 _‘.i<l7:lll"lit to he declared
mull)“ III” 15min In claim: he
("lnln mi Ruftwlt" 1(10flll hwl not ginn
l77777 cnr'llul intuition to the exotica
he SIlCliltI, and he was in serious er-
ror.
Protests lilcvtinn
“\\’e have 1102‘“ absolutely defied
and ignored by the referee in this
waiter." he asserted. "Mr. Lewis was
supported in his election by the bank.
csialc it will claim :1 larger deficiency
thur $5.70". and other creditors in
the case will be left out in the cold."
Shapiro Denies Charge.
Attorney Josephjhapiro. counsel
for creditors who voted for Mr. Leeds
as hustce was the first to answer Mr.
imehut‘ s statement.
‘ This creditor is not really trying to
get the bank to give up its securi-
ty." hcdcclnred. "\Vhat they are do-
ing is. protecting three relatives of
Dick’s who tviit‘ully and deliberately
tool; $17,500 out of the estate. They
have made no.‘move to get that. money
back and they don't intend to make
such a move Those relatives are
witness stand for p. whole
he admitted that from
Dick on the
day and
March
relatives $17, 500 of the
nlOlle}.
Regarding the claw of Attorfiey
Dashue, that he was given no time
to look over 'the claims Attorney
Shapiro said a whole afternoon was
taken up by the election, and he
ridiculed the claim that an afternoon
was not long enough to examine 67
cla.ms. 32 of which Dashue himself
submitted.
Statements Made. 7
In answer to the claim that no
statements accompanied some claims
which were allowed to vote. Mr. Sha-
piro said the statements were filed,
and Referee Keogh had declared and
certified the statements wer there.
The matter of. allowing Covit's
claim was not explained. following
which the. attorney attacked erDa—
shoe for referring slightingly to
Company‘s
three br-others in- law of Dick. W'e had‘1
6 to the 81st he gave those},
SPECIALS FOR THE »
WEEK
11c
Eitra Fine Pork, 8. lb. 20c
Pork and Beans, 3 Cans . . 25c
. 25c
Condensed Milk' , a Can ..
Toilet Tissue, 7 for . . . ..
——
' _ A. STULL
ll Gotten 8L, Eu! Rorwflk
AUTO REPAIRING,
WELDING
Kendrick & Chase Garage
l'l’eiephono 1117 13 Rayhtond Street
South Nor-walk, Conn.
W
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Ice, Charcoal,
fVVood and
Trucking
ithe Nornulk Ill‘cll
you iIilSl night.
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SALTMAN'DICK “The Automatic Machine com- 281‘“. ‘ “5"
CASE RE'OPENED party,“ he was told. Tilt? Pfoplv 5' . lion» 1...; 7 .. .\ 7
I NU S COURT “1 ncvcr heard of it," was his re- . Cfissful T1hun'5ul oz “.lv I H
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at it. Whilst we Cris-HM . 777\'~hat
ls “have 11<,V-'t' (‘0 . 5'1 L'lul
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just $1.11
ours. You
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Your Clothes
Your Hair
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