' 'f’ .7 Only best. grade materials Ahmad herumdtodaytg safes
’~ guard a home. A home builder cannot Dena construction
' ‘upert. He cannot season the wood. He cannot even know
‘about the distinction between well seasoned wood and Well
' ‘- hurned brick. He has ,noaway of testing the .cement to‘see if
it is of the best quality. ’ If his home is in the hands. of an f
architect he is doubly insured against disappointment, 'but if I“.
he does not employ an architecthis best protection will lie .
'in the use of materials that are well-known. If a manufac'a é;
turer thinks enough of__his material (1' _fixture or acccs-..:
5:17 to stamp his name upon it and to supply you .with 'g, i
i guarantee that it will give you the performance that you have '
K a right to expect, in other words, if the manufacturer backfi 3
up his advertising and his selling fills, you may use his ma: 3
nfidence. We sell such materials. ' £-
terial with c:
McNeir’s Shingles, guaranteed for 40 years.
1 .
Boards.
5 - Agents for Long-Bell Lumber,. Curtis Millwork, Creo- {if
5 Dipt Stained. Shingles, McNair's Shingles, guaranteed for 40
years, Sheetrock, Cornell Wall Boards and Celotex Insulating
L Lumber. You can rely on the H. 85 B. Company‘s stock. ;’
7 V - . i
.7 . You can rely on their service and you will find our prices 3;
‘V' right—Give us that next order—We Will deserve it. _,
2 _ l:
A
a ‘ 0 gr;
1. ’I he Hatch €A’Balley Company
is ’ V , E?
V ‘ LUMBER and MILLW ORK.
é Celotex Insulating Lumber. Sheetrock-Cornell Wall 3
a.
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Wood. Gram, Feed, Masons’ Materials l
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THE FERRIS - DEV INE COME-.NY ;
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149 \Vrlshinglnn Si. ' Successors to .1. Irving Dibhlc, l'rcs. :
l’lmm- (35: ’ l-‘--rris Coal (.‘lulrics E. I)C\l;!t‘.. f;
First Sr. and S‘.‘I‘.\'l(‘\$‘> Company Viro-I’rcs. :4
l'hnnc 5:; ; liming Bros. ~ .‘vlanricc J. Dcvlnc, Trans. E
ay Fish Specials
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BUCK SAL-ill ........... . .. ....... .. .. 32c lb. .
FRESH 3i.\Cl'..REL :lzc lb.
WEAKFISH .......... ‘ ..... 28c lb. =
CODFISHSTEAK. ...... 22cm
BOSTON 811,135 - ............... , ....... 18c lb.
TILEFlSl-Z- ............ .................:22clh.
BUT E'trls‘ll ...... . .. 2.; ll».
FLATlfISIi‘ .......... ..... ‘lllc Ill.
HADDO‘K ...... . 12cm.
HALIBL’T STEAK :32c lb.
CODFISH CHEERS ..... 20c ll).
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, 80. Norwalk
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwal
.f‘Q'
Buy children's shoes that will satisfy you In service,
I‘it.
long wear that is unequalled.
on r
Ct-4\
style
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2
Boy and Girls‘ Shoes from infant to adult sizes.
Priced from $3239 to $6.09
"—
“Eton St. South Norwalk
::-—-S’l‘(‘)l‘.l3 OPEN SATURDAY E\'E.\'l.\'GS—-::
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III
81 vs:
What to Take for
@NSTIPATION;
Takea good dose ofCarter’smfleIiveers
—then take 2 or 3 for a few mghts after.They
cleanse your system of all waste matter and
Your novels. Mild—as easy to
S www.mwm-W .
Small Pill. Small Dose. . Small Price.
Iulfl I I'll
ues
"E ANS-E‘s
null-URE' .
‘F UR NIT UR E foo;
ETERLINE ~ l27-l29‘WASHINGTON ST
.80. NORWALK
\
, mogul—Alum Alls‘.
HALL
w --' I new“ hue-i
7- ; l‘l*::il'll<‘ll as significant.
- .E l“.'ll’l'll .l.
Educators have a reputation for 2;;
a Educator S- does g
CONNEALLY e BRACKEN g
i
Republican ”‘and Demo-
‘ crats House Leaders
Meet With President
and Hughes , ,
y COMPROMISE'
Long-worth Says That
3N0 'Decision . Was
,Rea'éh e.d——.—Other
. MembersPeeved , '
\VASI’IINGTON, May 15.v——Prcsl-
dent Coolidge yesterday renewed his
efforts lo obtain a. delay in the ef-
fective date of Jarancsc exclusion
and to straighten the kln’ds in the
general legislative plan. .
A conference of House leaders:
Republican and Democratic, was
held at tho “'llitc House with See-
retary Hughes: present. The con-
f..-ro«nce was attended by Represent—
:llivc Lougwol'lh of’ Ohio, inhib-
licun floor loader; chprcscntalivc
‘(llll‘l‘clt 0f ’Bcnncsscc. Democratic
Elinor loader: Representative John-
son It “fishingtou. chairman of the
,Ilumlgruliml Committee of line
llousc. which initiated the immigra-
lion bill; lchrcscnlntive Snell of
New York, chairman of the llulcs
Committee. and Representative Gar-
m-r nl' 'l‘cxus. ranking Democrat on
the )Vnys and Mczllls Committee and
chi-st liculcnllzlt of Mr. Garrett.
A new compromise proposal was
{HIVHIIC‘ «l by the President and Sec-
I‘l'llll'}' Hughes. but its nntlirc was
not disoluscd. The conference lastcll
for mnru lhan an hour, and the
unll‘wrc-cs cnmo out {or the most
ij'Ill’l with pcrspiriug fllf'CF.
Longum'lll Is Spokesman.
IIr-pl‘l-SL‘lllulin‘ Longwortll hurl
lint-n dr-lrglltml to spank about the
l-ulli'crlylws. The others refused to
talk. Mr. Longworth adllllltcd'thzlt
Iimmigrnlion um; «lisvuéscd. but said
II! was a gem-ml confvrnncc on the
l-v'lslugn» silulltlon. and that. no
acre-lllwllls wcrc reached or new
proposals collsidcrcd. IIc admitted
lhut IllOst of tho. limo of the con-
Il‘rl‘lli’l‘ wus- consumcd in discussion
of immigration and Japanese- ox-
t-luslon.
.\'0 statement would he made by
‘lllfl \\'hilc I'Iousc.‘ but it is known
'Illt‘ I'I‘PS'Iip‘Ilt IS hcpll'ul of u rc-
tm'ssdun lly lllc :44 llllll' and the liousc
‘zm-l :I rI-I‘unsidvl‘zlllml of the olive-
lino Illlll‘ of 11:1: I-xclusiou clnusc.
.j’l‘hv cunl‘rrcllcr report on the hill ls
-i In l'ol‘c I‘I'lll hummus and will be rall—
>(‘(l up in a day or two.
TIL-ll 1h" «'Ollfvrcncc was not prl-
l:‘..’ll'll'\' may to discuss the Adminis-
. e
.<r:lllnll luglslillle‘ x-rogrmll is cI-‘uriy
- i lullll‘nll-II I-g.’
lllut it was
'H'lllll‘ll l-y tircrrlzlry lluzhus. who
{21' I‘lll‘sislr‘nlly urged llml .lnpnn.
-:;<~iusiu:l lrc nmu-mpiishrd by
tho flu-l.
irsll
luv-er.- lmd not Ivy logislailml. and
:llilll Iranllzqz llcllllscruics “cu: cull-
1“] in. ~
urgurdcd us Significant.
silllt-luclll lull-lo Il_\' llcprc-
l.oll;:worlh that lhcro hzul
:lgrcvmrn! on anything is
(in Leaving
he said there “‘33
lo the entire
0
Tilt,-
H‘llinl ivn
be 'I no
llllc wmn- llousc
.
;:2n li-‘l-Il'l‘hlillllllllg em
5" , 1‘ :sisldllvl‘ program. which Ill'OllllHl‘Ll
Iv),- Jlluo Till. llnlh
furl-lull :llld dnmcslic policies wore
I:I‘-l‘ll.>“"l!. Il" snlul. but the discus-
';.n:l ‘-‘..'l.\i Z'Il‘i‘l'JI.
Scum or llll' ollh‘rs who (lllt‘llllt‘il
l'nlli'vl‘cncu plainly sholvcll irri-
uu-i lhrlr l'n-fuszll to talk “‘12.!
it'luplulin'. \\'ll--lll«-r ilnl ~l’rcsi-Iu-ut
‘ prwssuro lo Ilt'fll' on :Ilu
l‘lll.il lczulcrs could no: ho
.illljlllll'llllll‘lll
IN.-
I 1.x";nll
uw-zl' .
(‘llllrn :x':
1
PSI ‘lll' ill
I‘wollnlcc is grf‘lllp' n33.-
It .1 ."l (In: l.l':~L Showdnwn on his us-
i . le-l‘. cl r.|l\ lcadcrship on long;-
1 lath": unlit, rs. .llcfcllt (vi the Iffu"!
to puss llm llursum pension llill ovcr
EXCLUSION. A 1'
drain on
lull
“()Vf‘r \‘cln.
31in vczo If: l't‘;.’ll‘(l"ll us a rczll cause
MARRIAGE
PEGGY ELOPES
Just 12 dilys
New fork,'to Benjamin
sh; ale and wasmn
attracted, wide attention
Katherine Wheeler. running
. same time. 3
. A.
'ANNDLLED"
of his ather, Grove Warner, sugar magnate. Her
because it , '
03 from school With Th
Mathilde McCormick Oser anther husband. Max.
Will John D. Rockefeller send congratul
Society is wondering.
whose marriage to Max 0361', Swiss riding master,
daughter. b0 . _
rents , Harold F. McCormick. harvester king,
Edith Rockefeller McCormick. were present at.the birth
Mathilde. then 18, married the middle-aged
precipitating a war in
,announclnz that she intended to do so. ‘ .
f great grandchild?
advised: is the mother of a
Mathilde’s fpa
divorced “1i e, _
. both beln’g in this country.
riding master a year ago. after
for. glulillcaliollfns it wins the first
round ill “but in to bc. a determined
effort to bring economy in expendi-
tures and to keep within the nation-
al budget.
The llurs‘l'lnl bill vote. close as it
was. has given encouragement to all
lcmlora who have consistently op-
[lOSI‘lI the bollus for able bodied
mom l'rt‘sldrm I‘oulidge and his
{lids wcrc cl-rtnill that if the pension
lllll pussvd ux'cr lllc \‘clo lllcrc would
be no llope for sustaining a. veto of
llll: bonus bill. .
ll:l\‘lllg declined to glvc additional
[H.‘llbltllls'lil \(tcruns of all previous
wars. it will In: consistent for the
I'l‘l'ylllt‘llt and (follgrcss to deny the
film-ls nl’ lllllc bodied mm of the lust
“or lo dip into the public treasury.
l-jxiu-ndilurcs {or incrcllsod pensions
and for bonus wrrc not coulom-
plulcd in the blulltvl estimates.
The bonus would bring u heavier
lilo 'l'rrusury than would
lIlL‘ pension bill. I’flssago of the
bonus lull and Ill" lax bill in its
prtsnlt form .woul-l bring a huge
'l‘rvusul'y dclicll, according to the es.
minute-s oi Senator Smool of lflnh.
cllziirlllul:,.o.’ the Finance Committee,
“lllch (tollsldcrnl both.
Bonus May Yet “‘in
Knoulng this, administration lead-
ers in Congress urc not optimistic
with rcgllrd lo the lu-uus blll. There
SFI'IIIN lilllc (lOUIll ll will be vetoed.
the bonus udvm‘uivs in ouch
house of Congress Illlpi‘lll‘ to have an
:lllllulmlum‘gm “\‘l'r lhc necessary
two-thirds rmluicl-d in pass the bill
The “'llilc House is
llopcful. but no: Optimistic.
The (‘Ollll'sl Ilk‘l\\'0¢‘ll lIlc President
and l'ollgru-m will much its climax
\vllcn the luv bill is sr-llt lo the
\\'Illlo Ilollsc. 'l‘hcd‘rosillcnt has
lllilill‘ il. as plain an Ii" clip to Con-
;rl-cs: :mi to The pnlali: that the tax
hill is distasteful lo him. He he-
llc‘vos it is obnoxious in he; present
form. ulcslructivc of tho. nallonnl ll-
fiulccs and the lululufl and :l. con-
sllicruhlc lllcllncc lo_.\lllcri(';ln busi-
nrsn mid prosperity.
L 0
BY IRATE PARENTS,‘-l
WITH ANOTHER MAN,
ALT”...—
I
‘ om.
Mrs. Charles M. Warner. nee Margaret “Peggy” Winch. ::
afteri the marriage
Walsh daughter of. the .very wealthy Willard
dale II was finally
ed to Charles M. Warner, heir
ret “Pl-e Peggy"
.figdg.,§.u.m.m.
sun ’ y n 4.:
to the. million!
a double. elopmefit,‘ her climb;
.f‘" r: '~ 1'?-
of In
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NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Daimy Warmer Weather Dress Fab 3.
NORMANDY VOILES 50c ya; FANCY VOILES, 509.59.
EMBROIDERED VOILES H100
TISSUE GINGHAMS, yard wide, 50c yd. Others. 39c-59c.75c
IMPORTED LINENS — Beautifully embroidered in White
blue, gold, honey dew, green or lavendar, yd. wide $1.73
STOFFEL’S DOTTED SWISS—Big assortment of .0
shades ‘
FIGURED CREPE—Cottonandsilk
ntions to the mother of bin
Mathilde McCormick Oser,
John D. thou ht ill-
Parl Nei or 01
and hi!
her family b1
\Vlllle any direct stafement- as to
a veto has been deliberately avoided
it is obvious that the Prfisldent will
not give his approval to any measure
which he regards as undesirable, not
only in its financial and economic
cchct, but in its provision for pub-
licity of tax returns and its failure
in make constructive provision for
enticing capitol from tax free secur-
ities. .
In the Sentinel of ion year-3,330
today was an article calling the
:lttcnllon of the public to the need
of boiler pollen protection for East
Norwnllt. Fillet of I’olicc Penning-
ton in an interview. printed in the,
same Issue, agreed that the third
dislrlct noedod more policemen. "It
Is." he said. "too big u. territory for!
one mun to cover."
()thcr ilcms mkcn from Tile
Sentinel of, May 15. 1904. follow:
"A. battle royal was singed in the
Common Pleas court, yesterday af-
t--rnoon. before Judge Scott with
lawyers in all three corners and
Judge Scolt as lhor referee and
$0an of the fancies! legal sparring
seen in courts Ill. law “as given to
the: low spectatérs who were pre-
Sum. The contention was the suit
brought by .Mlorlu-y Loo Davis 0!
Xorxvulk against the Norwalk ln-
vrslment company to recover 8'2.-
450 for prorcssional services rend—
vrcd in conncction with the condem-
nation proceedings on property
wanted for :1 new bridge. in Nor-
walk. The case was continued un-
til lomorrow morning."
"Today is the day upon which
slrnw hats, white socks. unlined
nulls and general open work surn-
mcr clothing is allowed to be worn
by custom. Very little is the op-
portunity being taken to display the
summer apparel. _ however. and
many over-coals are to be seen. about
the streets today. covering those
who have to anticipate colds."
‘ "Elliott l-‘arr, cxprcssman of East
Norwalk. sp'cnt about three hours
on his back. beneath, his recent
acquisition. the delivery automobile.
lie was tinkering with the car which
11ml broken down near the East
Norwalk Electric station. At: noon he
mractically gave up and Roddy &
Ayres gut-ago sent down a car to
tow the machine to their place of
business where the necessary re-
pairs were made. There was some-
thing out of order with the chain
of the driving apparatus."
"Mr._ 9nd Mrs. Edward E. Gar-
hnm ot‘East avenue are enjoying
a. trip to New. York city having gone
in their automobile."
.“Miss Fpinio Smith has had her
house at 16 Ann stncet painted. It
is a. fine piece of work and adds
greatly to the attractiveness of the
house. Alexander White of Ely
avenue was the contractor."
“Seymour Tully complained to'
Officer John F. Flynn that. he had
-lost a pocketbook containing a. single
dollar." ‘
Fashion hint of the day: "One
of the most striking innovations is
the tunic caught up a: the back.
while there is a strong tendency to
cut the skirts wider around the feet,
which, threatens‘ to destroy the
vogue for the narrow skirt."
Miss Louise Martin. a teacher at
the Concord‘ school. Who} has been
[in at her home in Crescent Terrace.
is typorled much better today.
, omnivorous? mus
Foley Pills. a diuretic , stimulant
for the kidneyprhave brought relief
'toithousul'ds ot'euflererl from tide
no! cit-drastic caused through the
Improper: 50123111310! these . organs.
Foley Plils't will‘promptly flush the
31d£eytehoreby~removln8 militia!)-
most. tattoo. Mrs. O. 0. Alexander.
‘8. Noe‘m..noutme. Mo.. out”: “I
mommy package ' or Foley Pine.
“Fe
for a
fering.
is our
Prompt Plumbing.
The
the on»
"War l
salami I
Hes W A T (‘H
$00
ALWAvs DOINGTMNGS - THIS SPACE rov
-i. OUR S '
TOMQRROM‘, :. EVERY WI: E I}:
. NEW srnm. V“ . a
OLD MAN COATS
Made to sail lzp
33.00.
sumo Air
WALDNER’
“ ON THE CORNER
The Women's Shop for Vain.-
32-38 MAIN ST, COB. 3.37m
hostile towards
Old Man Neglect; he's responsible
feel very
I
w {A
Forest Mills Undel'Wez.
This Well-Known Make of Underwear Barre
Style, Fit and Comfort. .
We carry women’s vests, bodice an band "a
less, 36 to 44.
lot of discomfort 'and suf-
Getllng things done new
idea. of living. Phone for
NASH, RAYMOND
& DEAN CO.
2 Flex Hill Road .
- ul-
82...:
Band top, short sleeves, 36 to 40.
Tights, cuff and shell knee. 36 to 48.
Union Suits, bodice and band top. cuff are
‘
SUPPLY CO.
SERVICE
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
J o n n E R s M J tt
HEATING, PIPEFITI'ING me. eanng ,
0 SITIIIIgsnm NEWS- 56 SOUth Main Street Soulh .‘Jo
Estimates Cheerfuliy
2
36 to 50.
f Children‘s Nainsook Waist Union
boys, 4 to 16 years.
I J. I. MALLETTE
88 “‘ASHINGTON S'I'R EITI'
(2.2.
5.x... "“
s ‘w
3
.. CITY
PLUMBING
“-l III \Ib.
Now At Your _
Children’s 1-2 Sox 25c to 75c
Children’s 3-4 SO}; 49c to 51.00
Given.
WALL STREET
NORWALK
PRUDENT PEOPLE PROVIDE
PLANT PROTECTIOPA
It pays'to purchase a. good supply of insectlc;d- s t. 7 ;. 1' «x:
ravages of bugs.
Arsenate of Lead in powder and paste forms, Fir" l‘ '5”?!
Green, "Black Leaf 40" Nicotine Sillplillc. i "if?-
TEL' 3324 ALL KINDS OF GARDEN SEEDS.
~. ’ THE BEST VARIETIES 0F SEED POTATOES.
E FEED (‘U
VI VII“ ALL.
BROWER & MALON
(8 MAIN STREET
ELECTRICAL GIFTS
ron THE SPRING BRIDE
' THE NORWALKS’
ill-31,,
§\§ 49." 2'
ELECTRIC 90- THE JEWELRY GIFT SHOP
11 North Main Street LEON AGRANOV, Prop.
FORMERLY WITH RICHARD NOACI.’
P 11°“ 2°78 DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY
GUT GLASS and SILVERWARE
THE ID\\'EST PRICES IN Towx
EXPERT WAEI'GH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING
For Men and Women
THE WALL STREET
SATISFACTION GlIARANTl‘Zl-ID N!-
123 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK. CO
WALK-OVER
SHOES
“‘A AAA
W:.-v-v-.- ‘v-v-‘v‘::.-. -, -
DAVENPORT COF E SHOPPE
‘ “Geode Cheer Within"
A Place b In Par Exellanoo
“In and PM I. Order lot Home U00
CATEREI FOR PARTIES
_ _ . mu DAVENPORT srmonn.
-4,
SHOE STORE coal
‘9 "mi jay; been" greatly benefited by
.. . ‘ éstillson-Powell Cor)».-
.
,<
a,
, ‘-
v
’37 Wall St, Norwalk ' Music Every Evening—6:30 to 9:00
Rooms, SINGLE on m, , 234 mg AVENUE W ‘
PBNAIgfifilmING ROOM GROCERIES EAST NORWALIACRS "“0'
. E81331) FANCY mum cm
. . sonnams cnocomnss $133335: CREAM
. ’ CONFEOI'IONEBY r . - .
Excellent Cuisme
Boston Post Road
USESENTINEI. RESULTAGEIIING .
Norwalk Chronicler