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In the first of its principle of business conduct, the
foundation of business, is confidence which springs from
integrity, fair dealing, efficient service and mutual bone.
fit. Leaning institutions, responsible builders and owners,
and the better class of architects are being aroused to the!
' importance of better LUMBER FOR GOOD BUILDINGS.
The difl’ererice between GOOD QUALITY and POOR.
QUALITY for the average building is a comparatively
7 "small sun in dollars and cents and it has a very impor.
tant influence on property value. Whenever andwhat.
everfis the construction of a home, inferior materials are
substituted for those of good quality which the buyer
supposes he is getting, or where any other form of de-
ception or imposition is practiced upon the buyer of such
home an injury is done, not only to the person directly
involved but to all who are epdeavoring to encourage the
building of homes. For 50 years we have endeavored to
distribute the better grades of lumber, although the ex-
treme competition among the retail dealers has created
a market for the poor grades of lumber.
The Hatch 69° Bailey'Co.
29 Marshall Street South Norwalk
Sheetrock —- Celotex - Cornell Wall Boards «'- McNairs
Shingles, guaranteed for 50 years
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SPRING PRICE ON ‘
CO'AL
Reduced prices on Anthracite have been are-
banned by the hard coal Companies ail‘ecting
all sizes except Stove. In conformity thereto we
have reduced our price on all sizes (except
Stove) 50 cents per ton.
I11 the lace ofa possible suspension
of mining Sept dlst. the date of ex-
piration of the operators-miners’ wage.
contract, t h e prudent house-keeper
will have coal in the cellarbefore then.
That’s a reason, here’s an inducement, for early
buying :——$15.00 invested today in a ton of coal
-that will not be used for 6 months saves (earns).
50 cents—and that is over 69%, interest on the
money.
We furnish the kind of coal and serv-
ice that pleases particular people.
Our phone number is 1131.
The Nor-walk Coal and
, Supply Co.
Mansons' Building Materials and Cool
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‘ doors.
POSSIBLE ORDER
Has Been Urged to
Prohibit Fishing Be-
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Danger
Rain which tell yesterday brought
to an end any danger that may have
0
and iv!!! probobly result in the
cancellation of the order issued by
State Fire “'arden Hawes prohib-
iting the lighting of 'l‘lres out of
This order, issued Wednes-
day, was sent to all the deputy lire
wardens because there was grave
danger that the woods in this state
might suffer because everything was
so dry. The rainfall to:- April, thus
far. is much below normal. and as
a. result the woods and meadows
would have been tine‘tood for flames
and in several states a heavy fluenc-
ial loss was sustained this week
through fire damage to woodland.
Yesterday's rain may. also have
saved the fisherman from an order
which it had been suggested that
the governor issue. Last fall. it will
be remembered; Governor Temple-
ing because there had been an ex-
tended 1‘ Jught andras :1. result the
hunting season was'cut short. Own-
ers or property began this week to
urge Governor Trumbull to issue 11.
similar order prohibiting fishing.
While reports from fishermen indi-
cate that the season this (at? has
' not boon good.‘ because it is sulln
little too early for the trout to bite,
I the
they \vould‘not have liked to have
the season cut short by an order.
Many of the factories havo closed
11 11111 for H111 Good Friday and East—
er ueek- -end and gave their work-
ers who like the pastime an oppor-
tunity to go fishing.
The rain. which started to {9‘1 yes-
lif‘l‘dllly afternoon. served _to 10:11:
woods and ”meadows pretty
throusbly and apparently will make
it unnecessary tor the governor to‘
sign the order prohibiting fishing.
The. breaking 1f the drought also
probably eliminated any danger
{rem fox-$51 tires. which are always
possileb in a dry period 111 the vici-
nniuy or a closely settled district like
Stamlord.
Joseph Davis
47-49 North Main St.
1 South Nor-walk
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"NEW COLORS
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ATTRACTIVE PRICES-
From $25 up »
New Neckwear $1, $1.50
k
- community will
. have long anticipated to buy
This 1s the electric cleaner that Beats...a.1 it sweeps. “an it
Cleans—the one that has been chesen by more
for it performs
om: cvers’clean. .
1, 500. 000 housewives.
It is the cleaner you have always wanted
most efficiently the task of keeping your
saving you time, labor and money.
We ’11 take order: now, for idiom any timé afra-
Monday. Make sure of your Hoover 5y ordering
it Now! Com lete with newly deagned air-
donning attac
' ance in easy monthly payments.
i1
when we open our doors the women of this
have an opportunity they
97161—100 jR
on the Special Terms of only
cuts. Only $3. 25 down! Bal-
1 BY GOVERNOR
cause. of Forest Fire'
existed tromiorest tires in this state ..
ton issued an order prohibiting hunt-1
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..\Vnr Department.
of U. S. Communists
W‘ASI-lINGTON. April 11:»le
sentences imposed by Army courts
martial in Honolulu recently on two
American soldiers charged with
Communism: acthltle-a probably will
be materially reduced. Major Gen-
eral Lewis. commanding the Hawai-
ian. Department. today notified thc‘
PrIVnte\ Paul M Crouch of Tny- ,
lorevllle.\ . C. “as sentenced to dis-
honorable disclialse and contine-
mcm {or 40 years. and ‘Privatc \Val-
101- M. Trumbull. of Taunton. Mass,
10 dishonorable discharge and im~
prisonmcnt {or 26 years.
General Lewis said a preliminary
servey led him to believe the sen-
tenccs were Excessive. Proceedings
of the courts niarti'al, he said. have
not yet lie-.11 tori-well l1v_1l1c Girl-
13. Re ason‘nbln
1. Raw. unrcllmrd 15. A' mom}.-
5. Angry 18. Platte: s
9. Counterpart. match 19. Ensnurc
12. Famous breed of horses 22. Insects
14. Greek letter 2:}. Color of synod-3611.”..-
15. Hindu scripture 213: A continent (ubhr‘)
17. Form of "to be? 28. Abbr. for "each”
18. Peer of highest rank 31. Urge forward
20. To place . . 3 . Pertaining to wings ,
21. Abbr. for “saint" , 34. To leather an arrow
32. Pointing at a mark or target 36. Measures of limc'
25. Engineering college degree 38. Artifice
25. Taverns 40. Fine gravel
27. Large, woody plant 12. City highway: (abbr).
29. Sworn statement 44.- Hawaiian food
30. Twenty quires v ~16. Personal pronoun
3!. Proposition ' 17. ‘l'ixclamnilon of surprise or in-
32. A clear, open sea ' ' quily
36. Next to, near
87. Defacc. diafigure
39. Error. fault, Answer to Yesterday’s
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ll. Scandinavian god of mischief . 1"" Y P E “ E E M O
, . . ‘51011 3.111ng advocate.
lI‘Iay cut sentences ; The charges against Crouch ‘ .11-
cludod. besides those orC’ommunis-
no activity, that he stated 11:
arcsonro 01’ other soldiers that
luvored the; overthrow of rho gov-
ernment by. revolutionary .means. if
necessariv'.”'h‘umbull was not charg-
ed with thus advocating 2.111 over:
throw of‘ the government. but speci-
fications against him included dia-
11 o
respectful language towards the
{lag and the President.
Domlley's Arm Sow
COLUMBUS. 0.. April ll.—'1'l1e
first lndlcazlon'o: what may have
happened at the session Thursday
between Gov. VieDonahey and his
wayward son'llal. came today-after
an announcement that the Ravel-not
has a sore arm. Gov. Donahey said
that for thls reason he would be
unable to pitch the first ball at the
baseball season opener Monday.
Amphibian Plane Inventor Is Busy
Preparing Craft for. Arctic Venture.
, ems.
the
T r o o .p s Bayonet
Mobs -—- 40 Injured
LONDON. April 11.—-’1‘he Earl of
Balfour and his party have been
forced to leave Damascus because
of continued demonstrations of a
Syrian mob. says a. Central ‘News
despatch from Beirut. French sol-
diery were called out to suppress
the disorders, and used their bayo—
nete in dispersing an angry mob
~which had stoned them. The num-
ber of injured is estimated at forty.
Syrian police escorted the Balfour
party as far as Chortuw the despatch
adds. Lebanese gender-mes accom-
panied the Earl 20 Beirut. Upon the
party’s arrival at the latter city they
immediately boarded a French
steamer. which will sail Sunday,
Meanwhile French soldiers are
guarding the wharf at which the
vessel is lying. forbidding any one
to come aboard. Resentment against
Lord Balfour has arisen from his
Jewish home“ in Palestine. 1
{Requests for J obs
’ , Higher 1n March
HARTFORD, April ll. —— The
March report of. the five free public
exuployrnbnt offices of the Bureau
of Labor indipated~that the number
of unemployed in the state who ap-
plied for places through these of»
ricer: was slightly lIlCl‘OILSml ovu-
l-‘ehruary. Of all applicants for rm-
Eploymcnt 89.7 per cent were sup.
work 111 the founding of a national
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Epllcd with places as against 69.: per
cent the prmious momh.
‘ml number applying for lwlp '11 5
“‘(l‘u furnished help as against
pul‘ cent the previous month.
Of the law
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are?
The individualofrlces made these?
'tcports:
"Applications for employment:
Hartford. 1.224: New Haven, s29!
Bridgeport. 923. Waterbury, 1.1300;
4.331. of which
and 1.543 to-
Norwich. 355. total,
2.482 were males
1mules.
Applications for help: Hartford.
$74; New Haven, 3811; Bridgeport.
.773: Waterbury 621; Norwich. 182. 5
.total. 3.388, a! which 1.6;" “ere
mules and.l.663 females.
Situations secured: llaru‘orc,
Xew Haven, 7:8; Bridgeport. 735;
\‘faterbury, 658: Norwich. 1‘13. to-
tal 3.029. of which 1.439 were males
and 1,521 females.
Miss Rockefeller Gets
Marriage License
NEW YORK, April ll.-—-Miea Ab-
by Rockefeller. granddaughter a;
the oil magnate and heiress to one
or the world's grunest fonuncs. and
her fiancee. David Merrliveather
Milton. J12. young New York law-
yer. today have the license {or their
marriage which will take place May
14 :11 the home of H10 brldc‘s par-
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rocke-
feller. Jr.. 10 West 54th street. The
ceremony will be ocrformed by the
Reverend Dr. Cornelius F. Woclrkln
or the Park Avenue Bnmist church.
The license was issued late Thurs-
day afternoon‘at the city clerk's o!-
ficc in 1110 municmal building. The
couple appeared personallv. as is re-
quired here in the i: euance or inor-
tinge licenses.
Mics Rockefeller gave her age as
21 and said she had no occupation.
Mr. Milton described himself as 25
and a. lawyer.
Mr. Milton has been :1, life long
triend or Miss Rockefeller and twice
acted as her attorney when- she was
summoned for speeding. Their c11-
gagement was announced Feb. 15.
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moans ARE’AWARE 15.1.1-
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snsn DOORS N111; W03
42 Commerce St. Noru all. 13,...
LXVAYS BUY :
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on the market Try us for PAINTING and I:- 'F ' r;
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. 44 MAIN STREET
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Cosgrave Applauds
Irish Nationalist
BELFAST. April 11. ~— President
Cosmve of the Irish Free State
cabinet has written a. letter to‘Jos-
eph Devlin. the Nationalist leader.
congratulating him on his success in
the Ulster parliamentary elections
last week.
“I am confinced." says 2111‘. Cos-
grave. “Lhat the victories which have
been won by the exertions or the
northern Natlonaltetl have apprecio
ably expedited attainment of the
ideal of a. united, prosperous Ireland,
in which the good at every citizen
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“Your victory and that of you?
colleagues greatly strengthened the
bands of all those who are working
for the establishment and develop-
ment of the Irish Free State on the
firm basis of the settlement made
with Great Britain and embodied in
the treaty."
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. Send this ad and ten cents to
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3 Chicago. 111., writing you; name and
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