“ a-
in. It
tit AYSTHAT;
ness Here .
with the auctioning oft
its midst. The automobile
7 the pest exccptpn the farm!
{The auction is to take place.
rc to be sold are r. r‘“ u!
,' lit be term-‘d unique
site)" are an old phat-ton harness and
in old coarh mix-nus. the kind that
{mp and um “ctc no proud of -
'filnricr ot a trillilry ngn “h! it they
; went their Sunday uz'trrnoon ride.
ud thcn thrr. is u “ht-lo box of
HAVEGONEBY
Hot Harness Store
‘Stock in Orchard St.
Ends Old Time Busi-
.
of the
or the hut-near Itoro formerly
ducted by the lat. Gehurdlfl D.
ordcn. 11 Orchard street. Norwaik
ill have but one names busines .
d has
cessfmly ntu-lc the horse a thing
at
30 o‘clock Saturday afternoon at
A late rcsiJ-snco an": is to be ll ~-
‘urge of Aucttznecr John K. Finch.
‘Amcngst the stock of the harness!
what
articles
Latest Will
Street News
. Opening
NEW YORK. March
1!.
5,—ka
price movements characterized the
opening of today'- atodt market.
Budwin opened 8 points ”or at
the Corporation.
unchanged at 117.
point: in reflection
(lend.
in, American ran. rem Gulf Bui-
fiphur and black Trucks sold a. point
. or more above )‘oetorday'g tlnal quo.
llotions. There were a few son
spots. Century Ribbon Mill: dropping
g: 1-3.pointa one fictional Lead.
‘Denror and Rio Grande .VVeatcrn
Iprelcrred and Nash Blotors about a
‘ point each. ,
: Noon.
has tr“: “ 1.1)} 83;:i‘yofs;;:pe}::‘:;:against the Northwestern mitrood
can: ;..;~ 41.51.. m... “1...... mm m... vigndtd :3
Q mod- rat character; liming beextithc standard md““"‘ht pzd ou‘
‘fllr‘l‘nrr‘ uztlizu a year or too. ““031 07 the ‘5’". gain! an ”1‘
K ‘ A - . . ‘mnny lanes into new low ground.
I: TDD In!" Mr' “ ordrn conductrdl {or the year. i'. 8. Steel and Bald-
“ ham . f 5'0“: {or Frail). :ffllp‘guin “on: driven down to new lows at
“if; ‘ U. L‘m “33;? :16 o-a and no 34. respectively;
girth-firs: Dis ... Commissmncr. Omaha preferred colhpded first
“Th-1 ml" min x- httsincss of this W‘lms to St. «bingo and1.:o“(;
:alarii-“c‘ ltstni :t‘. thr- city dirt‘ctorvi western dropped 3 1" ‘0 ‘3‘ ' a“
. h“? I. l‘n'\‘\- “—»y"= 0 fmnmcrfi}. Northern Pacific'l to 60: al at n
"A J M 'I ‘ ' 'minimttm quotations. but: Motor:
.mp6 . dropped 3 point- and Baltimore and
- éilebixiféciiSfiEi‘
’ 5 Store in “'31! Street
"tui-
~
.Etmotl G..iti~t‘..
ahacltmzm t‘ortt‘cctwrery storc. to-
y tmlt-s thv people of Norwalk
.
I...
. Dafllt‘lpdie 2r.
riot. rtrxt :0 thc Regent theater.
0 new .«torc out be open for pub-
r1’i‘f‘.‘.‘"i\37 cf the
the rp'nzng of l---.‘ ~t;'.
* ston- at 6: (Van strut. first as u‘cry Dulce “an 3115396 by "ton. Indiana. ll nail- from ‘luncie
Ohio. Southern {WW-5'. Atlantlr
‘Coast Line. Omaha common. Lack-
..m'atma. American Can. 1'. 8. (‘ast
{Imn Pipe, Texas Gulf Sulphur and
St. Joacph band were among the
‘ many tunes to sag a point or more
ht‘nJ‘V last night's closing levels. A
2 recmcry gOl under way around noon
it failed to make much program
largo altering or stock. Call money
( reneu'ed a: 4 per cent “ith a heaty
‘3 inspcmion mutt-rm“. . caning of loans reported by banks.
fflli‘lu-n the nmptw \‘AI'. the stnrr.‘ ——-————j’“‘-——"
-.lhout Vl'tftlllui. it will ‘00 Ytrm'd a v , '
:fihe miilio: 3.01:: t‘andy stem" of 3 .50. hmalk he 0f CO
, g .
’"“* .m' Confers lst Degree
f:'l‘he rm:- ot tltr syn-c.2235
1.11am! and on cutter ride next to
3.9 nails is .i rot". .f booths for pa-
mns. er' m litn dividing “all is
another row cf :ahlrs. In a2}. the
gore Mats >7 poolilr.
:Df'n tl'c Civil-Slit day ail visitors
1%.: bi axrz'srr'tl tut}: r. SOU\T‘.vS-i.‘
insisting 02' a flour.- and small
pl-f )‘K'x of (tilt-fr.
Obituary " -
‘4': -\dr-. Anne Hutchinson
-
-T:e {Jr-v.3 of Mrs. Anna Ratch-
IE-cn n‘: f~ 3:. in.” I :7. e. 1'. Ray-
' axes-JV on! be held
terr: .._ .3! 2 o‘clock. ilev. C.
3ng m..: {.I:;:.'-'. F‘:‘:" “:21
z 3175:?
“n. “rah Murray
:‘VFSTI l‘E.T
Hugh,
Mar, :. -—— Funeral
firm." “(rs new. here )esterda!
3r Mrs Six-:2: Elizabcfh Murray.
‘dow 1‘? Jon: 1.. Murray 0! Nor-
‘91“. '.r::« it of this town. The
.312! “97c trizviu'v". by
$363! Luck—rue. rec-tor of 312m,-
gial lit-‘3. Tr:r..:y church. at Fable's
{urinary zarltr. The pallbearers
we 522 mph“; of the deceased
‘lfl-‘i? was :2 “'zlic-n- Fro-3E; ceme-
tery. '
Q
9 _
3. Jam H. Milly
:The funeral of James H. Reilly
ill be but: xiuzrday morning at
‘30 from 111-: late home. 5-! Plait:-
fllc arc-nus, and '2- o‘clock from 92.
1‘73": t'lz‘zrch. Ir lll‘hf Wii‘.
1“ St. Marys corner»:
..
' .: John J. Nolan
:Jolni Joeeph Kola: paved any
at e\ea:‘.‘.t at it): home. 57 Borden
fienue. nftrr a long nines. Besides
wt.“ he is survived by tour nuns.
ward. John. Francis and Joseph
his father and mother. Sir. and
-. Jame: Nolan of Spring Hill
three brothers. Michael
and Patrick Nolan. two
era. the Mines Anna and Helen
inn. a1! of this City. Thu funeral
M 1 be held Manda} morning at 8-1::
lock from it; into home, 5?
llary‘s church.
8. Mary's cemetery.
. ohu Nolan was well known in
~ h. For many years he work-
lu the stationery nor. tormerly
the HubbelZ-Supleo Banjul-are
in Commerce amt- During
.- - rig board at “'ilsou Point.
v E...r-::s: church this,
Ren'
be .
den avenueauzd a: 9 o'clock from:
_ Burial will be
by John T. Hagen and abo'
war he worked {or the l’. 8.~
; The South Norwulk Council. No.
I 1:5; K. or C. cocterred the first do:
Egree o: the order or. a clas- 0.
.‘tmrteen candidatca at a meeting
fnctd last night.
East: 1153 application: were re-
:cme’d. The new membership
-l‘rlng'l the total tor the council to
'ncll over the 400 mark. Plun- are
2'.C“\ urdcr way to reach a Soul at
:f-) by next Columbus Day. and
judging from the oath“ inthc
footlueil h h quite probable that. this
“ numher will be reached.
‘ Grand Knight Thomas J. Malone
’and “'5: Grand Knight William P.
?Wnrd uerc selected as delegate. to
the state convention wow-c ia id be
-held in‘xew mum on any lain.
‘The alternate: chooea were John
' Leonard and John Krbco.
V The council will attend man and
'recrtvt Holy Communion in a body
Eat St- Joeeph‘e church on Palm
‘ Sunday. April 5th at 7:30 o'clock. A
special mudcal program will ac-
company thla let-vice.
Lecturer noun: Mex-hon in
3 making arrangements for a big Part
ijnd Kukm'a night to be held
'Aprtl :8. A unique teatime of thin
2 meeting will be that all the uncut"-
3‘ chairs win be occupied I” the tortu-
mr grand knight-L The Columbia
Glee club of the council will give a
- concert at this meeting.
' I O
. Legislative Leaders
' OnMilitaryDuty
2 HARTFORD. Mam: :7.-——t.e¢isia-
the lenders who are also military
tuten have received temporary aa-
iaignuthta ot the “Mutant general
‘ rcr purposes 01 Mon in order-u
tamed a foam; ‘
Lieutenant Colonel meat L Av-
orb}. J. A. G. Deponment. to "q.
and liq. Den, m Cavalry. April ‘3.
Major Elbert L. barbie. In!” to
Collecting Oomputy Number 152.
113th ail-dial Run. April 0.
MrsfloulensAnks
Custodyoffliildren
~ In the divorce action m! by
hm.- )lary . u. Doulunu again
iHomer Dot-lens. tiled in the M
‘lO!’ couI in Wm M“-
Mrs. Boole-a “A“ the custody
of the two children. Ben. R. Jr.
three years nod an m it was
rated am in error that lira.
Domen- did nu not for the cm
of the children. .
Landowner-econ;
:hg ,Co. was of
.rMNmfiCfi-g
‘ N o t i c e- ‘
4th QuarterlyDividend
totheStockholdersof . ;
The Sentinel Publixhing'Co.
«mead-amt
l‘
he
118-4 and thou dropped to 113 while
initial gnaw-”moradwere
recorded by Bethlehem Steel and
U. 6 .Steel open-
L'..s. Indon-
trial Alcohol dropped back 1 1.4
ot‘speeulnuve
til-appointment: over the failure oi
the directors to increase tho divi-
Good l-uylng support soon develop-
ed tor the standard indualrials. and
the market presented a firmer ap-
pearance. Laclede Gal soared nine
points to a‘ record top for all time
at its. General Electric moved up
3 1-: pointa and U. a. Cast iron Pipe
‘ Marine preferred. Pan American
Resumption of selling presruro5
did not the M, ‘
Xian Catherine Earnhhooflcen-
er of the Stanton Xoior Company
identified Chapman as the man-who
had been looking dire:- the our and
fieaklng' toher employer. lumf.‘
A4
requested. by filter hh counsel.
fredorick J. Groehi. or the mute
nrooecutor. Hugh)‘. Moon. wood
up tor the witnou to permit her to
§ identity him.
. William B. Elli-on. It coal mine
! operator of Bel-(bolt. Ohio. mum
ithat a tow darn hter ho had neon
Chapman at theaide of a. stalled
Lincoln .r on the road leading to
it‘anton. Ohio. Eilioou. at that
gimp a bun driver. told he offered
I to give the car driver a life. but that
ilhe driver. whom he identified an
Chapman. had ref-teed it. Chap.
‘man. I. he had done for W
‘Boorn (me from MI clenched pct-u
:ln his chair and stood up to be
identified by Elihu.
A Unco‘u Mr found in New Brio
‘ tutu alter Skelly had been shot down
lily one of two sate crackers who
were surprised nu. robbing the
department store of Duridnon and
Levemhal. is claimed by the pro-
secution to have been stolen t m
the ualeu roam floor of the sun on
Company.
I’m-ea Kat Rad-dud
Judge Jen-lug: denied Groom“:
motion to exclude“! witnesneu from
{the court morn.
, James Rance. a tat-'1 - t-r Whoa-
“notified that he knew Char I 11: un-
der the name of Tom Miller. The
,pri-oner, he and. canto to his farm
theme taut Apt-ilgdriviag up in a car
familiar to that round at New Bri-
tain alter Shelly'a murder. He ro-
tuned a room in his home. Rana:
,aald. until hot August. often leaving
N". never-at daya on unexplained
trips in his car. he men. the wit-
ne- eaid. often fluted hh W.
He did not know their names.
HARTFORD. larch :7.—Whou
Policeman Alfred I. Atwutur 0t
.\'ew Britain goon »on the m
lfland to identity Gerald Chapman
’8 the slayer at Policeman Janna J.
Istan- in New attain. October 1:.
Judge Frederick J. Groehl. ocular
defense counsel. will attempt to
shatter his testimony by producing
”wane-themq-otthohturhu
received from a M W m
challenging the identileation.
Policeman Atwat'er refined to
alter his and despite the letter-
rrom Sew Britain tutu which hid
the oncer had told the writer-
Mutter-Merlinothathodld
not quite mine the killer.
State‘s Attorney Alcorn and Po-
thn Atwater were in- comin-
lion {or fifteen minute. My.
Lawyer Nathan 0. Freedman. of
the dole-ac coin-cl. has um‘
receipt of another letter tro- flew
Britain ninth:- ‘to the other:
State'- (hue Duh- Today.
Presentation 0! the State or Con- I
noctlcut'a evidence agaimt Gerald
Chapman. sen-anoint mail bandit
and lull-breaker. on trial (or the
murder ox Jano- M3
at New Britain last October. waaex~
pet-ted to begin in earnest .
{fourth of the trial. W the
i Four willie-o- tuned at the re-
;queat o! the ntate pro-renter. Hugh
ix. Alcoru. yesterday. but their tea-
timony was for the moot part tech-
not begun until late in the day. to:
twospodalpanelaotmhnd
to be gone through with duriu the
Shomwthomumudte'
“neuronal: :-
I load ataadiag Q I
or the tunnel
Annotation of lien] Mate Boga.
this point was overcome by the '-
connithtent
aeopolla, Real Estate Board and
George “‘nahington waa elected a.
“Posthumous" active ll
member of the Illincapoli- Real 3.
late .Board.
The term "Realtor" in not 0. aya-
umjwrulenahamhtththe
dado-non tor the real out. duel-
orange in an «or. nonhu- og, .,
i
.haa. thereto“. agrued to a
the code and ethic. adopted. Iv
National am; the
mailman.“
Norwaik Lock to
Needing more room for the 00-.
mu: which has W
their busine- {or nearly three our.
tera oi a century. the Ker-l! Loch
Co. will put a “.360 additan to
charm here.
”It to unruly on. we are
adding to the plant." George 8.
Barnum. Secretary and m at
them. "it wiilhetnodur
a dint-fined number .ot thins.”
The Norton Loch coupon, is one
O
warqandumunployuaom
tlipoopie.
Custom'l'aiioringat
Rogersandgfievm
A dean-tun in dating mic-in
blag and. at the m of Bogota
i. ”you in Booth ”at. ‘nut in
couluhctlu with the Minn Park
antennae-a. 'l‘hia tuneu- he-
ing‘ here is- addltioaal uni-"o!
emu: tailoring. to meet the to-
am of the than who an.
hunt! “hard to m" in the “I
motel-ham.
he work in under the m
o! J. H. huh of W'Parhaa
War. who will be here today
autumn-ow. '
Incidentally. M thou intended
in clothing WI )dr. m3 pn-
m tor wearable. {or the
well tin-d man:
“knowinyouahouldwoar
a suit of llgh ado. either gray or
the powder ue. Dark blue let-go.
however. will keep its usual taunt.
The coat will he douhlo breasted.
with three hum-a. Lovell. con.
aorrutlr. vat. little
' looauly
cut. Not the about-d 15 inche- o!
the hem Xr. saith name...
but the manure wide ones—-
about u inch- h ale. Outta will
be cut loosely. and it limb tron-ted
will haro two button.
Cove Avenue Man V
lh'opo Deadjn Home
1002’! 8‘37 M u. of 32
Core avenue. dropped dead near hie
hone m mm. Dr. no
net 8. ‘qutlngtou. flodiul up
m. was called. and certified m
the man died or natural cums.
noon at 3:80 o'doek. burnout will
take nice in uterine cemetery.
the lib
open om
nun-alto
E
t"
wane-M
With
.0 public boat“
”en: time an m in a“
two wet-um "A .. ,
and many I!“ 8:”. m
c o'clock—anal
able to take
who whit to take .0“...
do happen. that In.”
dred boob are unchanged
canton and. ”bounce. that number
h new in a “lo hour. There
in ouly on motion—to open N no
hi7 o
4.».me nu: week. when
the library will be open
W
from 8:30
H“? “II.
The lad'xzrwaik. .dre am
a?
h the film
tuning.
re “1|. nodd-
ha.
,0“
in
{Huh “'5‘
aloud".
until 5 o'cloc .
i
flaring '15. library
more afternoon a .melt
'Ffloond stop. it“ 1 M to
(Continued m No one.)
It m at the three ‘81; anther.
man-era and, mot-all.“
-The or went to tell how
you} the at. 0&1 i."
refined inhaler- and tannin; -
m the am Mada-laud
with himgduring life.
an. uta‘ytnond pointed out the
third step was from it upu'aio
through high achool and ooliegognd
tutu m the period or tailor.
inter. and leisure. - Ila told hoo-
tho nun-ao- uian lea-and tolla'hor
and thus become educated in busi-
more'otuctent. ni- mla Mecca
and he Many had I... lain“.
no tomb mp an“. of ex.
premon. experience and upon-ton.
Ar. “mad and that may men
“07" 80!. W in third Iago. He
said too insh- tout-tn pelted. man
could)» able to put in use that
which he leaded lathe ird stage.
Willa. tuning on lho~foufih step.
whether a’ man's um wont been
to Plymouth “out or Cauliflower
dock. He pointed out. that Chit-yo
hodrhadtherllht tower-hunch.
pleased. llo warned again-t knock-
ing and «Bulking the m ”non.
rte urged employorn to greet exu-
pioym with a teed-morning: no
that they would work with and not
tor them.
luthafllthnooiuMchoapeah-
or declared mat there were three
oil-u- in thin mp: the Mmerent
the man “he does what hevia order-
thius necessary to be done.
termed basin-u and labor a gym.
naaiutn. a place or development.
waichtho little than. it. spoke
at how the knock" was like the
hector on the door 'outfldo.’
The talk by Hr. Raymond was re-
ceivod with applause and many
when urged that he give his aer-
ioa of talk. hero in the tuture.
The attendance print at the neat.
tag was won by Fred Iouitoa. John
D. Kline and Arthur C. Wheeler
were elected delegate. to the later-
aatloeai Kiwani- convention to be
clam-oedema-
totheinm given
Inmhyhbfrhud there are
no It lath. van-a
outMyatuoonto
agra-drelnunceno-
3?
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l
i ..
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KmnisNotes
Dr. hoary w.m.~or Welt
Washington street. baa returned
home after opendtng auroral week:
in Dun“ Fla.
Willi. I. A“ of I! “View
avenue. has returned hello alter
While” in Daytona. ha.
Attorney loo Davi- wae in New
nmua yesterday on human.
Medea J. Iona. of O Renown
Terrace. wa- ta Hartford Mustang.
Huaadurulmcwuweu. of
bulb Wilton and Row York city.
were in flora-ant yesterday. In.
Wilwcll it the noted Zelda Sears.
8h. in ne-
mhmpflv I Dan-
burgundwmhoahmmitm
negotiations-rem George
lehrhndplayltholead in the
comedy. /
Wham-cum
ud‘motthoxmlh‘nro
mmmmunem
“allure. Anthem-ohm.
'Ir. Raymond touched on religion
and ancestry. lie laid in didn't
'M any difference in buainen
pom Who can ‘w‘hat'l the use.’
ed and the man who do. every-4
no
Mr. Raymond told how the deer-
who tacit aucco. are that. who
O
luxuhe rs.
we would.
today.
FW Edith
0“ ng ersary
l’ho “glint Mding anniversary
“ It. and En. Iamuei Burgdort
wa- celobrated with a 9:1er
night at the home or air. and Sire.‘
Bil-ell Day in Washington street.
Ir. Burgdort wa- nna-gar or the '
Show and Exposition
«all! etaged at the Armory under
the maple.- or the Frank c. 0011- .:. “' .. 4. .
poet. American Legion.
Mr. and Mn. Burgdorf will lean:
limitihelaturpartotthewwk . "
(or Trenton. x. J., where they mitt “ ‘ W , —
your" for another fashion em,i—.
to take place May is to the'
are. 3"
The drm team of the American ”ark" -- ‘ ,. :;
.Sagioa in planning to :0 down Miami“ " .
New Jerk-y on th- opening night or" *-
ihe chow ”sue-ta o! the Burgdorts.
A feature at this fashion exhibition
will be the trip around the wor'd
prize offered to the young lady sell- . '
lag the moat fiche-ta fertile aiair.
Thh trip will also include any escort
the girl may name.
The party in:
dancing. singing and entertainment~
Mrs. Day
hau just been awarded third grip:
for ticket gelling for the l‘flou show
and received a large
but work.
During the "tiling )lr. B‘tzgdorl'
told “The Story of the Roar."
is quite an unusual mhmtion. lakir:
nearly two home to relatr. 2120 Mr;
Burgdorf only consented to gun ,.
night.
Vllddrntally.
toilet
after great pro-euro had born ex-
erted by hi- lrienda.
. Speaking of their vigh' }--rr.»‘
married life. Mr. Burgdorf use:
“if we bud to do it all over again. .
“then to nothing lilrc .
companionship in thin old world. and
marriage can offer the very best o: (‘S-- 7.. .
tut. We lead a rather rambling ‘ " J“ 0 H01
lite. going from town to tnwn, x-ut— "
ting on this show an d:hat.and onn ‘
need- a pal to work beside him ail;
the time.
'1 have that. My wife and I pull
together. We always have Gene 90. t
and I hope we always tzm. é
John Held
,(Coatluuod tron: Page 02:.)
ting up in tin chair Mrs. Held. soul:
"He's terribly impatient to. '
he Ind. to us work. but
persuaded him that he'll bar-e to go;
lbw-1y.”
‘ The bid-tuning hunter that orer-
flow: this man‘s eanoonz.‘ Mr: 1 . ~
‘ up throughout
phases 0! the cane. When Reid was
down in the "valley of the Ihadow. ' ‘
from his pain he (mod a. mile. . - -
"For the lore of Pete. don't go “"" " ‘ ‘ 3 3 ’ “~11
Land Mam. ail thla on the horse," r.» -
add.
lumen he went in to the Grtl‘lillfig. -_
room, doctor: looked grate. _ _
he ante out they murmured Iorzze- "
tutu; aboo! “Dcrlom. but hopefulf '
.\‘ot ao John Held Jr.
wheeled out he muldn't help x402;
something humorous about it 52:.
"Did I have a boy. or was i: a
the
A:
(it! ?" he asked.
This in not a make-believe cue-1a-
lion. In. Held her-oi: voucher for . .' '
ll.
today.
hot-non hero." PIT-£85!!!
Bold originated hi- m style.
new on most. tamed to collect ' ‘
man. in Central America. al- Hostel’y bah
“ tea yeast-go. It brought his. ,4. FE:
’1 udhlulrtbticeklflwancou-
plodwttharualwtc Daringtbe “OVXX'
wan-hominid” .Vdryinthe .. 1 ‘.
hum Deaths. .‘llk etocklngl
mummmmocm 1..-.-.mk-
whore Ila mm min-am»: ‘ ” " ‘
mm...” m at \. Q-
grace... Flo-om to Warn: .1,L.)
‘ “.mNUmutdncetha: , . ‘ "-
"h' Befl. 1h. it. become 3 Pair: 50:00
”*W-fiumnrmnum 7 _
“‘mmubum 51.4,)
mutton
m
”That‘- the an: sung he said a.-
they wheeled him out." an. stated
"lt'l Just like hint. too. lit
goes through life here at thton tr:
in such a manner. He'fl soon be
back with us all again. though.“
Although Field in ill. his humor 1.-
mn carried all are:
through hi- syndication
the
of
on
Clothes That Are Superior
' And Show It
I
FRIDAY, MARCH 27 '
inst,
rr‘ -
included .
. for
This.
WOW-'0. r i
a“ "flour
“7‘. c a
he u a.-
country
“0h.
A prolific worker. he
n! weeks ahead with this work. .
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