58:; n :5:- 5; .-,. (7; n my intends to deliver for his price. 5 he uses. Vfiv“ vita t- _ :' your home. nees. 1:e of the house. '_ ~ Q“ ‘ ".l§:i:7}'. its \‘li'C iii-'17 \I SER ant HILLWORK Lum oer. What To Look For in ‘? Jo ur Contractor’s Bid "hm may have wondered why there is so great a disg (‘Z‘é'fi‘" :2: ‘he bids of several contractors figuring on the if 32:» 11 are going to build it will pay you to 5.3-1 .- 5 answer. The essential thing for you to know is The The kind of construction 'lhese matters have a decided bear- There are no substitutes :nnd construction practices and hen. Vhat looks like a good bargain in n is likely to develope into a poor in.. " i : rr.‘ exeessivc repairs, high fuel bills Or when a low resale ' :at the dealer from whom he buys .119 of thoroughly manufactured ‘z::1:h~: and that he carries in his stock 3w: 1-: 131.9 kinds and grades that meet ‘ ~~ r“: :~_ .1 :1 ‘a l:rc in selling and :1 great temp- 3 on know the. rep- h 69’ Bailey Company Sheetroclr- Cornell Wall sShimEes. guaranteed for 40 years. .‘(Oll STARTING 'fl. - ' n- 11‘s a refrigerator to your home. style. any size you wish. Famous “Niagara" ‘anteed in Every \Vay. New While the Stock Is Complete. .1515 Different Styles and Sizes. ”DEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Ranges—Linoleum Any Refrigera- l‘urniture Co. Phone 105 as well as a share. for her some: turd. dancer, has changed his mind was stricken at his Pin,“ "D. 9 , ASSHEIDSESFIGHTFORTHAWFORTUNEI It appears as if Evelyn Nesbit this NOR Evelyn N “bit. ‘ egoingTh to ose her latest husband Thaw millions. Jack Clif- and had the divorce suitho bellied against her in New York restored to the court calendar from which it nest. Ho char She countered with a similar action. a infldeli in filing the suit— ezinr unis thtulncss. Endorse Dawes Com-f mission’s Solution of ‘ Reparations l’ 1 o b -; iem LEADERS UNITE ite Idea Ry CARTER FIELD \Y.‘\Slll.\'l‘.'l‘(‘l.\'. April SSW-(Spr- (1.11 to The S- ntincl). ~——'i'l\o Repub- 1:12:11 ~.-:11 j» “ill endorse the achiev— 1::2'»:1t (f the lknves (:ommlnslop in unriun: on: a solution of the re- prirngimna problem. and will pledge itself to the country for another and more. snapping armament limitation Cv‘ufvrrxice. This program has been worked out by lenders or the party. includ- ing some who most vigorously op. 310504] the “'orld or "League Court." as they call if. proposed by President Harding and endorsed by President Coolidge. . “'itle Opinion President Sounded Is-Z sue in Recent Speech:t —— Lodge Has Defin- Republican Leaders Talk of Plank» For International Court RADIO PROGRAM unmanned from Page lilght.) \\ Isl. Springfield, (337 Meters) 6:00 p.111.-—Dlnner concert. ' 7:00 nun—"Bringing the World to America." :3!- p.m.-—Bedtlme story. .10 1-.m.———L‘oncerl. J 0.0 p. m. —L om: erl. 1. so )1 m. —.\luslcal program. \\\ AC, Boston. (.‘ 78 Motors) 10:30 a.m.—-—\VI\'AL‘ “'omen's Club ulks. 1211.3 p.m.-—l(lng's Chapel service 1:00 nun—Shepard Colonial 0r- chcstrn. - 4:00 p.111 I 1 v .—-—Coplry Plaza 'l‘rlo. 6:00 p.111.——(‘hildren's half hour. 6:30 p.111.—-\\'.\'AC. dinner dance. 5:00 pun—Musical progmm. \v.\m.. Non-s. Conn" (28:! Meters) 7:35 pin—Sewage disposal for country homes. \\‘Q.\l-I. Springm‘ld. Vt. 7:30 p.111.—t_‘oncor.t ' 10 ; 3.0 p.lll.——.\I “le. “SAD, Providence, (261 Meters) 2:30 ppm—Concert. “JAR. Providence. (360 Motors) 8: no pm —(.oncxrt , KnhA Pittsburgh. (3'. ‘0 Meters) 12:15 p. m. -——~Concert. 3:00 p.m.—Baseball scores. 5:30 nun—Organ recital. Howard \V'ehl). 6:00 "rm—Baseball scores. 6:30 xv.n1.—\Vlth his magic lamp Aladdin will come to the radio ( :75 Meters) R. avoided in writing the platform at Cleveland. Certainly there is wide division of opinion. It is just pos- sible that Senator Lodgc's sugges- tion that everyone is in favor or :1 "\Vorlll Court." which, however. is very different from,thc “League t‘ourl" as proposed by Harding and Coolidge. may be adopted. l .-. .5 -a r«Clover Shoes aid :2: wihout -' “35-7.?“ 5 “‘4 t7 1 . at»! 4‘1 sliS’l'R SEE-1901.? " v. A.L1< OVER SHOES ‘fALL STREET .- 37 311012310111: NGRWALK l PALACE THEATRE BUILDING PE: LACE BOOTERY SHOES or FASHION temp ed to buy a pair. -. the style mode. emDERATELY PRICED , . .2..2 2e Bootery. One glance at our window and you will Palace «Bootery footWear always Guide yourself by Palace Bootery I"! ii> i “a. t 1 57 mm: Senator Lodge and those who agree with him would have no hesi- tnney in approving a plank endors- Eing the “'orld Court. provided they ‘madc their own reservations as to the meaning of the word. I‘resihent Coolidge started discus- r:i0n or the. stand the party will take in the coming campaign on the in— ternational issue by his flat declara- tion in his speech before the Asso- ciated Press luncheon in New York lust week in favor of another arma- 111m: limitation conference. President's Idea. “There are certain definite things .‘hat I believe can he (lone “hich ilt‘C‘lIZliniy ought to he tried " the President said at that luncheon at- trr admitting he had no formula that would guarantee World peace. “that might relieve the people of the earth of much of the ‘burden of military armament and diminish the probability of military operations. I believe that among these are fre- quent ‘ international conferences suited to particular needs.” The President declared that the \Vashington confeience had done a great deal and he believed that more along the same line could be done as soon as the German reparatlo settlemhnt was "firmly establishel.ls Talked “'11): Leaders The President has talked with some of the Republican leaders at length, since his return from New York, on this subject. and he has been vixtually assured that there “ould be little opposition to a. 1.1.1111.— in the platform endorsing his ideas. So the astonishing spectacle of the Republican Party united on antin— ternatlonal plank may» be presented to the country, despite. the fact that the plank carries a. definite com- mittment to a constructive program. There are those, of; course. whofdo not regard the League of Nations issue as dead. But they are such a small minority that their voices will make \ery little difference at the Cleveland convention or idler. It is entirely likely, Republican leaders said, that the \Vorld or League Court issue itself may be; _ ace, which is from 20 to 540 years. children. 7:00 p.111.—l_1adio Girl Scout meet- ; lng. Laura. Holland. T115 p.111.——"Pollllcal National, State and Local Party Committee." Dr. Elmer D. Graper. 5:00 p.111.—~L.‘onccrt. \\'l".\ll, State Collect, I'm, (28:: Meters) 3:00 p.m.—.\lusicnl selections. .. “‘(‘AI-I. Pittsburgh, (462 Meters) 6:30 nun—Dinner concert. 7:30 p.111.-—l.‘ncle Kaybee. ‘ :45 p m —Eleetrieal rcvlcw. :30 p.111.-—-.\luslcal "Jamboree. " 11: 00 p..m ———0lymplc Orchestra. I\Q\‘, Pittsburgh, 70 Dieters) 12:00 noon—Musical program. 2:00 p.m.——-Concert. 4:45 p.m.—.\luslc. 6:00 ppm—Twilight Tale for kid- diePnnd "Dairy or‘Our Dog. Snuba." 10:00 p.m.—.\rtlsts' concert. “'RC, “'1Lshlng10n, (409 Meters) 3:00 p.m.—l“ashlon developments - of the Moment. ' :10 p.m.—Song recital. :25 p.m.-—4Current topics. :35 p.m.-——Plano recital. :50 p.m.-—-"W‘hnt Women Parties: The e l (I) £3653 f.) 93 Are ton Du Puy. 4: 00 p. m. —Song recital. 4: 10 pm.—Book review. 5: 15 p. m.-—-Iristructlon in national Code. 6:00 p.rn.'-—-Storles for children. Peggy Albion. , 6:20 nun—A Talk on Education. British Sailors Must Swim LONDON. April‘t 26—An ddmir- alty fleet order states that the. laxity in swimming proficiency. which ob- tained during the war, “will no long- er be tolerated." The- order adds that “a. person in the navy who tlally selfish because. should he be involved in an accident, he usually causes some courageous person to risk his lireyln trying to save‘him." Tslngtno Becomes Naval] Base TSINGTAO. China. April 26-—-The naval base here is practically es- tablished with the acquisition of buildings to serve os administrative ofllces and barrackftor the marines. The six vessels composing the‘ Chin- ese fleet here are undergoing repairs and will, it is said. he put in as good shape as possible conbidering their ' mary action was taken Saturday to SenateGivese er “-to‘Arr'e‘st Daugherty. WASHINGTON. April 283—50111. summon M. B. Daugherty. banker. or Washlnsto Court Rouse. Ohio. brother of Ho cry M. Daugherty. be— fore the bar of the Senate to an- swer questions put to him ‘by the Brookhart. spools! committee in- vestlgdtln‘ the Department of Jus- tice. ' ’ Without debate the Senate adopt- ed c. resolution presented by Sen- ator Brookhart. as chairman ot the c mmlttce. directing the president 13 o temporo to issue a warrant for M. S. Daugherty's arrest and direct- ing that he be brought before the Senate to answer questions pertinent to the. inquiry and that he be kept in custody until such questions are answered. The Senate serseant-at-arms. Da- vid S Barry. is the ofiiclal on Whom falls the duty of arresting Daugher- ty and keeping hlm in. custody for such time as the Senate may deem necessary. ~ The attempt to bring Daugherty. who is known as Mal Daugherty, and is president.“ the Midland Nation. :11 Bank at Washington Court House. hetero the Senate, will, it is expected be met by an application from him in the Federal courts for a writ of lmbeas corpus. Decide As to Smith NEW YORK. April 28.——-Sensa.- tlonal developments aflectlug the candidacy of Governor Alfred E. Smith for the Democratic nomina- tion for President are looked for at a conference today after the funeral at Charles F. Murphy. in which George E. Brennan. the Illi- nois Democratic leader Norman R. Mack. of Buffalo, national commit- tcem‘an for this state. and Daniel L. Ryan and others representing Tam- many Hall and Governor Smith, will take part. PALMS ON EVERY HAND First Guest: “I'm sure I don't know why they call this hotel "The Pnlms,’ do you? l'v_o never seen a. palm anywhere near the place." Second Guest: "Xou'll see them before you go. It’s a pleasant lit- tle surprise the waiters keep for the guests on the last day of their stay."—The Watchman—Examiner. New York. Bunches Thrive in the Yukon KETCHIKAN. Alaska. April 26—- \'clci‘s.us from the Yukon terrltory ho mushed into the Ketchlkau dis- trict recently were optimistic about TRIST‘KAM £9” HYATT " / LEADING DRY GOODS STORE ' New wash Dress Fagin Dainty Materials For Spring and Summer Frocks NORMANDY VOILES—Dotted effects 1n striking colors 59% FIGURED VOILES—Fancy designs 50c-59c-79c y.cl EVERFAST .VOILES—Plain colors 89c yd. DOTTED SWISS—In white‘and many colors $1.00 yd, FANCY GINGHAMS—Novel checks and colors A LARGE VARIETY OF WHITE DRESS GOODS Voiles, Madras, Lawn, Crepe and Pique TABLE AND BED LINEN S TOVVELS AND TOllli LN. game preserve in central Yukon. They predict that within a. few years the raising of these buffaloes would be as profitable to the Yukon as the reinGEer industry has become to northern Alaska. ' Come in to See the New OLDSMOBILE SIX 2?”??? . .. $894.00 Auto Supplies and Repairing AARON KOHN 9 Railroad Avenue. __._ ’-_.-... ...... ......,. _. 1- ’ OUR PRICES AR]; 10“-- A Small DepOslt “111 1101.1 in.“ 32-38 MAIN ST., CORP NEW SPRING 1115511109 smmv tux/‘11:}. 1.1. Lag“ r. NEW SPRIXG .VLW >1 l.l,\’(: \l .9 11> soars SUITS . $10 & $15 $18 a 513 311.9? WALDNER’S' ON THE CORNBP "The Women“ 5 Shop“ [11: pg the Importation of 2‘ buffaloes from \Valnwrlsht Park. Alberta. to n. F. S. LYON JOB PRINTING South fiomlk. Doing Today " Mrs. Willlam Ather- . Inter- neglects to learn to swim is poten- _ 56 80. MAIN ST. SPRING SHOWING CORSETS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, smsmass AND UNDERWEAR AT. MODERATE PRICES. “ NI MME. JEAN NETTE SOUTH NOBWALK and wheelbarrows. ' u—OUR PRICES Rosenfield Preparing For will be found very easy at. this store. you need for the garden such as spades. forks, hoes, rakes jerin have everything All Sizes of Poultry Wire Netting. ABE RIGHT—— Brothers Send for our suggestions . as talks but issues to buy. “a ”my” 8%!“ 1'ch 2-712! Mm Gilbert Elton 8169. _ MOI—0m» 125 Washington St. Free Delivery Phone 340 a A f ' C .‘éS’m‘G‘wd 9°” Islztmz litl' Bank Stocks . Insurance Stocks 4 It is not what is earned that creates wealth, but what is saved and wisely invested. Sound bank and insurance stocks have proved safe, yielded a fair nelmrn and in many instances shown a very large increase in value. Men of great wealth are by force of circumstance and experience the best informed investors. They own the hull: of bank and' insurance stocks. Educator 'Priced from $3. CONNEALLY 81 Washington St. ,'—SNREOPEN WY Shees Buy children’ 8 shoes that will satisfy you in service, style and fit; Educators have a reputation for 1 long wear that 18 unequalled. Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes from infant to adult sizes. on to so. on 69" BRACKEN South N orwalk mas—u Red—Star—Oil—S ‘ " or e ‘ IS THE ACKNO‘VLEDGED Llfil‘ER OF ALL OIL STOVES It is an OIL STOVE without a visit. , STOVE that cooks as fast as get:- STOVE that uses only one gallon of he: 5:222 nineteen hours of cooking. An Oil. that has twelve new sanitary features. .23: STOVE like no other oil stove in the .1 You can secure one of these stove es 1: A. J. Collins Co. 7 0-72 No. Main- St. 3 Payment Plan. We Have Reminders of Spring in the Light Calm-as ty Flowered Patterns of the New Crepe Kim's 2-2 Box Loom Crepe Kimonas, plain colors, p0“’(icx:‘iiiili‘. ,, rose and pmk, trimmed with rosettes and run»; 1. ‘ ribbon Figured Crepe Kimonas—L‘avender, rose 9 tan 811d grey with Japanese patterns and final 1:" ished 1n satin bands. Some have extention novelt3 sleeves to carr3 l o_ocaoccoccg.ouoc;~;v,nnose-.--- 110“} " light fancy work, powder puff or curlers. Siscsssto48 $2.00 05395 J I. : ssiwhsnmo’ronsr. MALLETTE So. Norwalk. C001L l-Il SOUTH NOR“ .‘lLKl
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