it: guard 11. home. A home builder cannot be‘ a. censtrue’tio
'-turer thinks enough of his material or fixture or acces
terial with ccnf ‘ence. We sell such materials.
Agents for Long-Bell Lumber, Curtis Millworlr, Creo-
You can rely on the H. at B. Company’s stock.
You can rely on their ser vice and you will find our prices
right—Give us that next order—we will deserve it.
Lumber;
9‘
sum 3:. '
1
The Hatch éBailey Company
‘LUMBER and MILL‘VORK-
Insulating Lumber. Sheetrock-Gornell Wall
McNeir's Shingles, guaranteed for 40 years.
an. 1...!-
\ '1.
ii
Celotex
Boards.
Expert. He cannot season the wood. He cannot even know
about the distinction bettveen well Seasoned wood and well
burned brick. He has no way of testing the .cement to‘ see if
it is of the best quality. If his home is in the hands of an
architect he is doubly insured against disappointment, but if __‘;
he. does not Einploy an architect his best protection will he.
in the use of materials that are wen-blown. If a. manning;
Scry to stamp his name upon it and t6 supply you with a
- guarantee that it mll give you the performance that you have '
a right to expect, in other words, if the manufacturer backs
' ,up his advertising and his sellingfilk, you may use his ma-'
Dipt Stained Shingles, McNair’s Shingles, guaranteed for 40
years, Shcctreck, Cornell Wall Boards and Gelotex Insulating
v'n-wvturz'vame'u... «31., -:L~;-4.n:.j;~4.o;- v":-
«w- ~11" orgy-y“: .
.N'msnowman-131:1»- .. -.
4 1, .14»...
Republican and Berno-
' crats House Leaders
Meet With President
— and Hughes
‘ COMPROMISE'
Longworth Says That
N o Debision ' Was
Reached—70mm
. Members Peeved
WASHINGTON, May 15.—-Prcsl~
dent (.‘oOlidgc yesterday renewed his
efforts to obtain :1 delay in the ef—
fective date of Japanese exclusion
\
‘ general legislative plan. ,
A conference or House leaders?
Republican and Democratic., was
held at the \Vlllte House with Sec-
zetarx Hughes present. The con-
le‘OIlCC was attended by Rep1esent-
:lliVe Longuorth of" Ohio. Repub-
licnn floor loader; Representative
(iull'ctt of Tennessee, Democratic
l‘Om' loader: wplcscntntiVe John—
son ‘Of “'nshington_ chairman of the
,Immlgrntimi (‘ommillco of .lhe
llousc, which initiated the immigra-
tion hill; 1.1 pll‘\(lll’ltl\e Snell of
New York. 1hui1'1111111 of. the l‘ ules
Committee and llcpreselltnthc Gur-
ner of Tm. 1s, lenking Democrat on
'5' Wood, Grain, Feed, Masons’ Materials
THE F ERRIS DEVINE COMPANY
Dibble, Pres.
\~
149 “ashlmrlon S:.\".16cv:Ssors to .l. Irving
Phone (35;: Forrls Coal Charles E. Define“
First 51. and ScaVich‘ Cornpnny \vimuprps.
Phone .33 , Thain-.2 Bros. - .‘vlauricc J. Ilctlnc, Irons.
I,
new: 1.; 4-1 c CMETEEZ-WJIF”
‘r‘t
FRESH MACKEREL
W’EAKFISH ..........
CODFISH STE \K ........ . .. .....
. BOSTON 1:11 1': - .......
f. TILEHSH
; BUTTE
FLATEI. 1:11
HADDGCl; ........ l’c
HALIBLTSTEAK 521-
CODFISHL hl“hn ..... 20c
\
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, 80. Norwalk
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk‘
Black mick
........§..........
{£1
:22c
23
. ‘lllc
,_ “‘cstport Georg-town Daricn Slanuord
Ecduator Sheos _, H
Buy children 5 shoes that will satisfy V' on in service,
~t31e 2111c fit. Educators have a reputation for
long VV' ear that is unenualled.
a 111 G171 ls” Shoes from infant to adult sizes.
Priced from $3 QB to $6. 00
CONNEALLY £6 BRACKEN
l 0‘
“fun...”
“on St South Norwalk
::——ST()P.E OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS—z:
Boys'
81 VI
Mat to Take for
Taken good dose OfCWsmemm
—then take 2 or 3 for a few nights after1They
clause your system of all waste matter and
takeassugancambam “1.;
Small Pill. Small Dose. . Small Price.
Ill" Mud
@NSTIPATION
Regulate Your Bowels. Mild—as my to
FURNITURE CC.
127-129 was‘mucrou 81'
SO. NORWALK
1111116
yd
11::11‘1’lv mm to discus! the Adminis-
: :mllnn lugisllllivv program is (‘l"lll'l_\'
:llllll\'£llf‘ll lw;,' the fact that l! was
_ Hitlr'nolml 11;: Sccrrtury llunlus. who
.lms consistently urged lllnl .lnpnn.
ivsv t:;“lll‘ll‘)ll lvc :11'1:-:11p‘:i:~'ll(‘(l by
truly 11ml not by legislation, and
1 Hull lcudn‘: l):"1nw.'l"1111’s “11c cull-
' 1-11 in. ~
, "cgunlcd us Significant. l
The stunment made by llcprm’
no nurcv-nu'nt on anything is
’1-vu'ur1lml 21:.- significant. On leaving
nlllr‘ \\‘l1ltc 11:11:50 he. said there “’33
.. _.'111 1:11:11-l'slnn1llng :13 11) the 0111le
,l- :islutlvc program. \V'lil’c: h plomls‘ l
nuljuul'mncnl by June 7(l1.l}0lh
Turn-3:11 11ml d‘1llll4‘5llc policies were
bl'llrFL‘ll, 11w snul. but the discus—
the }\’n,\'s and Menus Committee and
chi-‘f lieutenant or Mr. Garrett.
A new compromise proposal was
:11lvnl1cc11 by the President and Sec—
1'ct111'y Hughes. but its} nature was
not, disclosed. The conference. lasted
for mm'c than an hour. and the
eonfnzccs came out for the most
p.'11t \Villl pcx'Spiling faces.
l.'011:\\mll1 ls Npokcsnmn.
I}: p1cm=ulnllxc Longwoxth had
(Ul’lfPl‘j‘Clltt. 'lhc othcrs refused to
lu!l1..\lr Longuorlh admitted that
immigmtlon \\' :1: ; discussed.
1 ll
l
1
{than d-‘llgzllnl to spc 1k about the.
‘l
but said
V1113 a g1n1r11l 1on{11'«~ncc on the
Ir. :isl: 1’ silunllon. and that no
' ::;1'-'~~'-111e.:11ls 1v 1 r0 1' o- 1chml or new
proposals considcrcd. He admitted
(but most the. lime of the con-
1‘1-r0111'c \vusw‘Onsmncd in discussion
of innnigrntlon 1111111 Japanese ex-
clzlsion.
.\‘0 statement would be made by
:lhc \\’l1£lc House, but it is known
flhc Pros-11911: is bopt-ful of :1 re-
crssinn by the Scnnh- and the House
and :1 reconsldcl'nlinn of the olive-
live «lute of the cxclusion (rlnusc.
Thu: Cunfl'l‘t‘lH‘C report on the hill 13’
lul‘ox'v lmlll houses and will be call-
ml up in :1 day or tho.
That the cnnfcrcncc was not prl-
("V f
gsculzlt.‘ v1.- l.1ln;.:\\"111ll1 H111! lhr‘m hml
5 [113111
':.n:1 11:15
$011.1
gtll9r1ll.
\ or lllt' others who attended
,.. confz-l'cnco plninl)‘ shmvml ini-
1.1'21111 11nd lllc-ll' rcfllsnl lo Inlk \V';:.~1
1:1:3131'. \\'l1~~llwr 111-3 H'rcsi'lvnt
l 3:111; picssul'o to lwnr on Hm
«111.11 lit-mlcrs could nu: h'.‘
iL.
‘lL
llL.
"harsh-ll,
l’.’-.~vl«l' 1:1 1‘90”ng is grcillv ela-
11‘! :1: (321-. 1.11.1 showdown on his us-
s--1"..mx 111‘ pulv leadership on legs;-
l 2.1111': 111:1:111';~'. .llcfcnt 01 the Cl'fo‘t
m puss the Iilll'sum pension hill over
('xv “Nil
1
and to straighten the kin’ds in the , ‘
«lraln on
Will John D. Rockefeller send
great grandchild? Soc
advised, is the mother
Mathilde’ s
div'orced wi. e.
both bein’é' in this country.
. I
for gratification. :1:
round In “11:11 in to be a
lures and to keep within the nation-
:11 budget.
Tim 1‘ urs‘hm Dill vote. close as it
\V .15. 11:. s 1, ghon encouragement to all
lcndms “110 11.111: consistently op-
pas-:11 the bonus for able
1111111.. lrcsidi-n! :‘oolldgc and
aids w-m entail) that it the pension
bill passed (nor the veto there would
he no hope 101' sustaining a veto or
the bonus bill. »
liuvlng declined to glve additional
pozxsions_lu Veterans of all previous
Vvurs. 1t ““1 be consistent for the
l'l'csldcnt and Congress to deny the
ellorls or able bodied men of the lust
our to dip into the public treasury.
l'prcndilurcs for increased pensions
and for bonus \vcrc not contem-
plated in the budget estimates.
The bonus \Voulrl bring 11 heavier
lllo 'l‘rcusury than 11011111
1111: pawl-in bill. Passage of the
bonus lull and (hr: tax bill in its
presult form J'u'Uulll bring a. huge
’l‘x'cusury deficit. according to the. es.
“mules of Senator 511100: of Utah.
clmirlnurLOf the Finance Committee,
Vxhlch considered both.
Bonus May Yet “'in
lino“ lug this. administration lead-
(‘l'Snlll Congress are not optimistic
with rcgnrd to the bums bill. There
5011113 little doubt 11 will he vetoed.
but the bonus uvlvocutes in ouch
house of Congress appear to have an
ample. margin 11vcr the necessary
two-thirds rcmliccd lo pass the bill
m'or veto. ’l'ho \Vhilc House is
hopeful. but 1111: optimistic.
’l‘hc mum's: between lhc President
and Congrcs's will reach its Climax
\V‘llcn the 111x bill is svnt lo the
\\‘11ile llnusc. 'l‘lm_f‘resldcnt has
111:1:lc ll :15 plain no he can to Con-
grcsxt 1111‘ to the public that the tax
bill is dismstctul to him. He be-
llc'vcs it is olmcfxious in Us present
form, destructive or the national ll-
1’1111‘03 and the lnnlgct and a. con~
111:; vcm is regarded as :1 run! cause
si‘dcrahlc menace to American busi-
1115:: and prosperilv.
SIARRI .AGE ANN ULLED BY IRATE PARENTS,
PEGGY ELOPES WITH ANOTHER MAN T
7:,
Mrs. Charles M. Wane}. nee
New York, to Benjam
sh. eloped and was (1
same tiine.
m
Just 12 days after- the marriage of Ms
Walsh daughter of the very wealthy Willard
mdale II was finally annulled by irate patently
e toChuresMWamer,helrtothemfllionl
of his father, Grove Warner, sugar magnate. : go.-
ath-acted wide attention because it was a doub ble elepinentf her' chm
. Katherine Wheeler, running oi! from school with Tillie:
. 1 '77 . '_ . . .,
Margaret "gets!” Walsh. .. 1
ant “Pre
Mathilde McCormick Our and. her huiblnd.‘Mlx.
zety is wondering.
Whose marriage to Max Deer, 8371323121: master.
a an
arents Harold F. McCornilck. harvester king.
Edith Rockefeller McCormick. were present at the birth
Mathilde. then 18, married the
riding master a year ago. after precipitating a war in her family by
nnnounclmz that she intended to do so. ( .
it \vlns the first
determined
effort (9 bring coonmny ln expendi-
bodied
his
’ Made united. Mrs. 0. c. Aldxander.
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
shades
Dainty" Warmer Weather Dress Fab'
NORMANDY VOILES 50c yd.;. FANCY VOILw
EMBROIDERED VOILES
TISSUE GINGHAMS, yard Wide, 50c yd. Others. 390 590751
IMPORTED LINEN S Beautifully embroidered in “’ehit
blue, gold, honey dew, green or lavendar, Vd. wide $1.75
STOFFEL’S DOTTED SWISS—Big assortment of
FIGURED CREPE— Cotton and ‘silk
“by 593.5% ,,
11,00
DOD: .
ooooocoo..-c-s.81-21'
:
l tions to the mother of hi!
congratu Nathilde McCormick Oser,
John D. tho ht ill-
born in Paris. Neit er 01
and his
middleaged
\Vhllc any direct statement as to
a veto has been deliberately avoided
it is obvious that the Prgsldent will
not give his approval to any measure
which he regards as undesirable, not.
only in its financial and economic
cll‘ect. but In its provision for pub-
licity or tax returns and its failure
to make constructive provision for
entlcing capital from tax free secur-
ltlcs. .\
flown-.11
“'11 feel very hostile towards
Old Man Neg lect: he s responsible
for a lot of discomfort and sut-
{erlng. Getting things done now
is our idea. of living. Phone for
Prompt Plumbing.
The NASH, RAYMOND
& DEAN CO.
2 Flex Hill Road
g
'5 file “Ania?“
SORRON-
Atwlfirssb'ouusmmeé
.. EV E -
ll xnw scnu'uR1 V' {2%,th
COATS PRESSE
Made 10 SM! up \ 7
$23. 00 ' '
‘10 YEARS AGO
In the Sentinel of ten yourmagb
today was an article calling the
attention of the public to the need
or better police protection for East
Norwnlk. (’hlcf of Police Penning-
ton in an interview, prlntnd in the,
some issue, agreed that the third-
district. needed more. policemen, “It
is," he said. "too big a territory for
one mun to cover."
Other items taken from The
Sentinel of May :5. 1904. follow:
"A battle royal was staged in the
Common Pleas court. yesterday at-
,1nrnoou, hetero Judge Scott with
lawyers in all three, corners and
Judge Scott us they" referee and
some. of the {uncicst legal sparring
seen in courts at law was given to
1111: low spectatérs who were pre-
sent. The contention was the suit
brought by Attornr-y Leo Davis of
Norwalk against the Norwalk In-
vcslment company to recover $2.-
450 for professional services rend-
cred in connection “‘lll‘l the condem-
nntlon proceedings on property
wanted {or a new bridge in Nor-
anlk. The cnscwvas continued un-
Ill tomorrow morning."
“Today is the day upon which
straw hats. Vvhllc socks. unlined
suits and general open work sum-
mer clothing is allowed to be worn
by custom. Very little is the op-
portunity being taken to display the.
summer apparel, . however, and
many overcoats arc to be seen. about
the streets today. covering those
, CITY
PLUMBING
SUPPLY C0.
Now At Your
SERVICE
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Joannns
HEATING, PIPEFI'I'I'ING
AND OTHER HOME NECES-
SITIEB.
Estimates Cheerfuliy
Given.
2 WALL STREET
NORWALK
TEL. 3324
W A T t H
THIS SPACE FOR OUR SPE
$10. 00 .100
WALDNER
ON THE CORIVER
"The Women 3 Shop for V111."
3238 MAIN ST, 0013.333me
' -"“‘r : ~..
A“: it
Forest Mills Undem
This Well-Known Make of Underware
Style, Fit and Comfort
We carry women's vests, bodice andb
less, 36 to 44.
Band top, short sleev,es 36 to 40.
Tights, cuff and shell knee 36 to 48.
Union Suits, bodice and band top Clilf and
36 to 50.
f Children’ s Nainsook Waist Unionq u'
-n- .,
3:. 65:21.,
Q.
and top‘
Shell
boys 4 to 16 years. LS for misses
J I M A: 1 7"?“
' ’ Lu 1 5 h
as “‘ASHISG‘I‘ON smgm :11 01'.
' Children’s 1-2 8011 2
Children’s 3-4
SC to 75c
c to 81.00
Mme. Jeannett
56 South Main Street South 5.0
$0); 49
who have to anticipate colds."
' "Elliott Farr. cxprcssman of East
,Norwalk. spent about three hours
31m his b'uck. beneath, his recent
lacquisitlon. the delivery automobile.
He was tinkering with the car which
had broken down near the East.
Nor-walk Electric station. .At' noon he
wractically gave. up and Roddy &
Ayres garage 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." 1
"Mr, 11nd Mrs. Edward E. Gar-
ham of East avenue are enjoying
a trlp to New, York city havlng gone
in their automobile."
ELECTRICAL GIFTS
FOR run SPRING BRIDE
'THE NORWALKS’
ELECTRIC oo.
11 North Main Street
Phone 2978
PRUDEN T PEOPLE PROVIDE
PLANT PROTECTIO\
It pays'to purchase a good supply of inscciim d s
ravages of bugs
Arscnate of Lead in powder and paste 101-335, I‘Vrirf
Green, "Black Leaf 40' ' \‘lcotine Su. plu'. TN: 1‘
ALL KINDS OF GARDEN SEEDS
THE BEST VARIETIES 0F SEED POTATOES.
BROWER & MALONE FEED C0:
48 MAIN STREET \‘Ull WALK. '
/
."Mlss F nnie Smith has had her
house at 6 Ann stncct 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 I‘. Flynn that. he had
-lost a pocketbook containing a. single
dollar ”
Fashion hint or the day: “One
of the most striking innovation: is
the tunlc caught up at the back,
while there is a. strong tendency to
cut the skirts “ider around the feet
which threatens to datroy the
vogue for the narrow skirt."
9 M
Miss Louise Martin. a, teacher at
the Concord‘ school, who has been
WALK-OVER
SHOES
For Men and Women
THE WALL STREET '
SHOE STORE
37 Wall St. N orwalk
THE JEWELRY GIFT SHOP
LEON AGRANOV, Prop.
FORMERLY “'ITH RICHARD NOACK
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY
CUT GLASS and SILVERWARE
THE LOWEST PRICES 13' rows
EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING
SATISFACTION GL'ARAXTm-tn
123 WASHINGTON sr. scorn NORWALK. 00“
DAVENPORT corpse SHOPPE
'; “Geode Cheer Within”
A Place to In Par Exellanoo
«hummuommmmw
GATERER FOR PARTlEI
. mu DAVENPORT STAMFORD can.
' fluslo Every Evening—6:30 to 9: 00
m at her home in Crescent Terrace,
is reported much better today.
. DEMAND FOLEY PILLS
Foley Pills. a. diuretic stimulant
for the kidneys. have brought relief
to thousands of sufferer- from
hey disdndefio caused through we
improper working; of these organs.
palsy Plugs will promptly flush the
kidneys thereby; removing 111111110118
WAYSIDE INN
Rooms, 3111th be m
- remu- nnunc noon
1:- new
Exoellent cuisine
B.N'18§.nontrone,Mo.weo. “1
weave: the package of Foley r111; Boston Post 30311
r
01D“
manor-whit, Conn. ,
MADEY’S
2371 EAST AVENUE
1'110‘"E ‘
GROCERIES” mgr Nonwnui
FANCY mums CIGARS
SCBRAFFI‘S CHOCOLATES CIGARETI'E' S
oomomy 111113121115 ICE CREAM
‘ , 11325111111111 lllz'SULl‘tmlNG
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