Names Cofimittee to
Get Sword for Flier
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President pro tem Bruinsrd had .
o gavel at today's session of the
note after an absence of two days
the Governor' 5 office while Gov-
‘nor Trumbull was on a. fishing
l“ .
g. favorable report was inade on
Senator E. I". Hall‘s bill calling for
a. revision of the New Britain city
A bill was adopted to pay George
Klehn of Hartford $60 a month
'er101' two yen1s from May 1.1.111 com-
pensation for sickness 11hilei11 State
military service.
'5... Governor Trumbull today named
glrresident pro tem Bralnard. Speak-
Ber E. L. Dnrbie and Major Talbot 0.
“Freeman 0: the ; 118th Aviation
Emuadron as a committee to procure
all. sword for Lieutenant Leslie P.
gamma. the Connecticut man in the
'group of A1my round- ihe- world
filers. under a. hill just adopted by
the Legislature . _
The Committee on Congressmnal
- “districts recommendtd that the bill
13 1923 propOslng di1lslon of Con-
, 1filesticut into six Congressional dis-
Mrlcts~be conlinued until the 1937
recession.
The Senate (onfirincd the Gov-
'g-‘crnor’s nominations of members of
«the Department of Public Welfare
nd of arbitration and mediation.
11d also ol.’ Charles I3. Beach as a
member of the Board of Agriculture
new... the First district and Charles
. Treat of Orange from the Second
firdlstrict.’
51.11 The Senate adopted the bill crest~
Engajnnltors’ and engineers' fund in
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_ DIRECTORS
1:: HARTFORD Conn... May” 1 .-——Sec-
, §lon meetings of unusual interest
gestured the second and closing day
231! the 28111 annual conventiOn or the
‘ onnecticut Chamber of Commerce.
44‘ Following a business meeting this
omlng, at which resolutions were
opted endmsing the present sys—
Mem ot’ finances in Connecticut and
oiling to join the established "For-
and New England" mo1 emcnt the
' flowing general directors of the
. bomber were elected for two years:
» John H. Goss. vice-president of the
ville Manufacturing company,
W's. aterbury; dein P. Root. vice-
sldent or the 11 irst National Bank.
. ow Haven; Bradford D. Pierce.
3h. officer and director of various
1, brporailons a n (l associations,
ridgeport'. Clayton S. Boles. presi—
mm or the Seymour Trust company.
:Seymour. and John 3!.‘1Vudhams.
‘Yressurer and secretary of the Tor-
lngton Savings B:1nk.Torrington. l
0 Hear Talk on .
“Rhyme and Reason”
, "Rhyme and Reason" will be the
object of the talk to be given by
, _ lss Emily Louise Plumlcy oi’
‘ enbrook. before the meeting of
' 11 Women's club. Thursday. May
A 4th. at the Royal James Inn.
Miss Plumluy is the Falrticld
uniy vice president of the Con-
‘ ectlcut State Federation of W 0-
1311's clubs and it is expected that
ilarzo audience 11111 congregate to
her her.
.
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'; D'l'l'lEN BY DOG .
EStephen Dardino 0t 36 Van Zant
.Etreet. reported to the police yestcro
.5uy afternoon that he had been bit-
Qen by a. dog owned by Richard
ondricks of Cove avenue.
Nifle was treated by a. physician
'nd the case was referred to Dog
arden “'lllium Anderson.
ESS DRIVING CHARGED
‘0 Mrs. Madeline Payne. of Westport.
arrested Tuesday afternoon by
otorcycle Patrolman Martin Leng-
film is charged with reckless driv-
, and not having any operator’s
ense Mrs. Payne will be given a
ring in the uplown city court
turday morning.
Obituary. —
John McGurrlc
John McGarrie, son of Mrs. James
trio passed away Tuesday
' g at Norwich. Conn., aged. 42
“The remains “New brought
Tuesday night by 11 uneml Dir-
A. J. Collins. Besides his
1-91- he is survimd by too sis-
Dire. Joseph Layden and Mrs.
rt Rogers. The funeral use
this morning at 8:30 o’clock '
the late home, 15 Jefferson
nd at 9 o'clock from St.
church- Interment was in St.
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4
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$7
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Jenny Houllllnn
widow of
died at the
her daughter. Mrs. George
95 Cedar street, shortly
todaY. after an illness
«reeks Besides her
survived by one
Houlihan at Brooklyn.
Varransements will be
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A". Davenport '
tampon, 8- Promin—
p A-Wllton. died at His
In 1,18". He was 76
as ”a diescendant of
‘lnx of today's.
gdmnonslrntions rcsunlud in the lllllh’
trio Power Ccitii‘icntcs also attained
a dva’nced
\l'oolcn preferred 1 .
in the public. utilities in the early
trading.
Certificates 1 5—}..- to 29 3-8, 1111 at new
lions also 11"c-1e established by Ann
Arbor common
“ lllys- Over-111ml common.
Dodge stocks were traded in individ~
ually on
first time. the common opening at
25 and the prercncd at
Ame
11(1sz cod 9. point despite the filing
of reccl1crship pi'osecdings against
the congany
tended its gain to 4 1- 2 points and
American Bank
Du Pont
lasrn reached fever heat in the pub-
.lic utility issues, Montana P111101 (Ex-
Gas and Electric to 2 3- 4 and Unit-
ed Railways Investment preferred to
Gulf States
town. N. Y.. who died yeSterdny
was a cousm or Mrs. C. B. Squires. ,
ot Cannondnle.’ .. ., , - ..
Bruce and “rs. Agnes Schultz.
Mrs, Andrew Buckingham.
Employees of the John M. 351111le
Dry Goods company on South Main
street are still talking about the “get
together" social and dinner held lasl
night at the Mahackcmo hotel.
This was a unique nffnir in that
discussion or the store 'itself and
ways and means of making it a. bet-
ter and finer store, formed the bus-
is of conversation for the evening.
An excellent chicken dinner. con-
sisting of soup. roast chicken, vege-
tables. ice cream. cake and coffee
was first enjoyed.- after which Mr.
Munsie. manager said a few words.
His talk was concerned chiefly
with the "custmncr." In it he strove
to point out the best was: of attrac—
ting ("LXSLQmEIS, how to get new ones.
how to retain the old ones, and what
customers do and do not like. .
After this short speech. a. general
discussion took place the 1:1rious
clerks explaining their ideas on the
subject. Community singing and
dancing followed.
Latest Wall
Street News
Oxurnln'g.
\‘EVV YORK. an 1—Star): prices;
rl-lspimerl :1. firm tone iii. the open.
mru'mt with bullish
lic utilities and specialties. l'iuh
Securitirs :1d1nnccrl 1 1-2 points to
a 11111 top at 122. or more than 80
points nbo1e the year's low. and
North American Company and Bloc»
General Electric
American
no“ peak pr lots
2 points and
Chic! speculative interest centered
Utah Securities soaring 6
1-2 points to 12.7. Federal Light and
Traction x1 1- 2 to 168, Montana Po11'-‘ '
er 4 to 80 3-8 and .l'llceii'ic l‘on'ci.’
pcnli prices. New maximum quote-
nnd prcrclrcd and
The new
the “1113’ board” for the
13 3- 4.
can Sumatra. Tobacco common
Gene-ml Electric 02:-
Notc advanced 4
dropped 2 points and
‘merican Can fell back 1 3 8. ,
Noon ‘
Stock prices pointed upward
ilnoughout the l'olenoon despite the
temporary “are of selling 111131111
lollowerl the marking up of the re-
nennl into on call money to four
per cent. Bullish sentiment was
created by \Vashington ad1iccs stai-
ing thht the administration was
planninga. further reduction of gov-
ernmental expenses and by stiffen.
ing sugar prices Speculative enthus-
te 1ding1’ts gain ."o
adelphia. (onipeny to 4 lo 2,
1- 4 points. Philv
Pacific
2 points. other strong spots included
Steel. Punta Alegre
Sugar. Willys-Overlend preferred
and Chicago and Eastern Illinois
preferred. Trading continued in
heavy volume the first hours sales
again running above halt a million
shares. , ,
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MRS SQUIRES’ GOUSLV DIES.
A. N. Broadband, president or the
Broadband Worsted Mills in James-
Back row: Mr. Samuel Albert. Mrs. Hornn. Miss Poet, Mr. John M.
.gieutly
Front. row. lcl'1_1o right: 315.111.111.11, Mrs. George 1111.19. Mrs. Felix Kearney,
111111.111. Bilge Josephine ”01111112111. anti
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Mrs S. Ackcrmnn. Miss lit-De
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head. was later enlarged to that or
the .archdeaconry.’ as this body is
made up not only or the clergi'.‘but
01‘ tho inky; '
Many or the Episcopal ministers
of the coulhern part of this state
onim: the State, would strengthen
it. it would give. they say. closer
touch between the Bishop and his
tlmgy and promote muster progress
of the church. .
They 1501111. to the progress made
by Massachusetts since its dixision
into two dioceses. "New Iork has
{no dioceses. and Pennsylvania
ihrce. Each state has progressed
under he division!“ into
smaller dioceses or each Blehon to
cover.
Connecticut at present has Bishop
Tireuster and. in addition. 1:. suiting;
an bishop ’lhe matter of the » ap~
nointment n bishop ceudjuicr is
now being ~(liscussed. so that Con-
necticut will have three bishops.
Before adjournment a. vote of
thanks was extended by the arch-
(icacom'y to the pastor. Rev. Chap-
man 1;. Lewis of Trinity church. for
the use at his church as the meeting
place. The lay members of the dif-
Special Meeting Takes No Action
On Division of Episcopal Diocese
feel that di1isio11. instead of wouls- _
fern-nit churches were also formally
thanked tor their attendance and the
expressions on the subject.
“It 11-1111 mainly in order to gain
this lay expression that this meeting
was called " said the archbishop.
, Those from Nome“: attending
were:
Rev. 1.0111: 8. Howell. St. Paul's
church.
Rev.
church.
' lov.
church.
Rev.
church.
Rev. Charles A. Mark:
Clinician répresenied at the meet- .
mg m: . 3, 4. .
ladding—éhriet church.
Dunbar” 1. James‘.
Bowel—St. Thomu’.
“’cstport-Chi'let church and Holy
Trinity church.
Southnork-Irlnit} church.
Brlilgeportw-‘Calvary. St.
St. George's.
‘ Ci'cc‘nwiohmchrlst church. _
Shallow—Church of the Geod
Shephcrd.
Sound Bent h——-Ct1urch of Our Sn.
James B. “’erncr. Grace
Robert B. ‘lc‘dotc. Christ
Chapman 8. Lewis. Trinity
Luke‘s,
THURSDAY “11
" slant on promotion and using the mm. in 1. 1».
I 'd " ' :“iih 5’11. g“; 5“
e'fln'y was out :9 nours and 1400'11.
_, 3. Salsa verdict at9:3l1i30r 0"» 2.
EITHER YOU BUY 0N Gt
, OR 0N CERTAIN TY
mam your requirement with our Company
the guess work.
Doors and Sash are not alike
so dell engines (on, any one 11ers
' . 1111111111: to fight.
entirely-unfamiliar with the barn.
Wiener Blaine declared.
rem roosteth may not be
T some cocks, they 11111: be only single
comb white Wad-(tea «111d prob-
e by fine..,and 1111—
prisonn'ient it he per-lint: thQ roos—
rters to some in their life long
’ arsenic. .
"The innocent owner of midnight
prowling eats not only is to he an-
they are fighting end.» fiermits the
right to so on. he may be fined and
thrown into jail. unless he has the
the fight. ,
"And it the néixhtbor: do: chases
mother's out. and the, all“ and
claw each other. both‘ neighbors can
be. lined end imprisonetiiuhey ner:
11111 the fighting to continue. . , »
"This bill creates 11110910; new sin.
an enforceable law." '1
Irish Lamas: Is ,.
No Longer Popular
By WM Press ,
LONDON. may 7.-—'l‘he Norma;
Post's Dublin correspondent use the
{act that the Irish intense is un-
nopular in the Free State army “as
revealed someway to evidence mien
which General Mullah: ii chelrmn‘n.
Colonel 3’. 0' Connnr. communities
what is known as the Irish-speaking
1111111111011. untitled that the battalion
we: much below strength. and said
there we: some feeling 1131111111 tlig:
language on the part of some at the
sincere. sithonxh the unjustly were
xlnmavathetle rather than hostile to
11. ,
lie added, according to the dis-
imtch. that numbers or my om-
cers wore "incapable of taking pride
in the fact 111:1 Ireland hes a mi—
tlonel language." '
Hour.
Rhcrsidc—«St Paul‘s,
Stamford—~51. John's and St. Alb
(11-1311 .1. '
Here and There
In Nerwalk
Samuel J. Stewart and son teddy
sold {our lots on Plymouth avenue
to James A. Monaghnn of Burbank
street.
A comnlaint was made- t0.
dmvntown police last. evening about
11. crond of men and boys loitering
around. the corner of Cedar street
and Connr'cilcut avenue. Patrolman
chry \V‘cbb ordered them off.
The No 1'11'nlk Police Department
today received complaints about
merchants selling fireworks to‘
children
or in fireworks must have a. permit.
previous to ‘July 4.
hemy line it convicted. ,1
the
st and
7......—
Sorncono broke into
room under the grand
It is thought to be the
boys,
work of.
At the
church tonight. there will be an 01'-
ergonlst.
members of the Norwalk Kiwanis
club as well as for the genernl pub-
lic. No admission fee is to
charged.i '
Motorcycle Patrolman ,
Lengyel wasted Clement ‘1‘."Dair’1e
ot Portchest'er. N. I. last night 0'
West avenue to reckless driving
Dame tarnished. a. bond or $11 to
appear in 11113 uptown city, epurt
izext Mondey‘afternoon for 11 hear
11g.
.11112'
‘John‘ Farina: trustee,
Lnder the city ordinance, a. deal-f
This permit specifically states fire- ’
works cannot be sold 1111 ll ten days;
Viola 61‘s of the}
ordinance are liable to arrest and a‘ ‘
31'9ch
£13?
Amusement Park Tuesday night and:
stole several bottles of 'soda Widen.
The police are investigating:
Norwalk Congregational -
be?"
Jos. Troy Heads
., Norwalk Aerie
Joseph Troy was elected president
0: Normal: Aerie, 588. Fraternal
Order of Eagles. at the annual meet—
ing held last mi“.
Other oificers elected follon' . vice
president. John Troy; chaplain. John
Bel'n'11rd secretary. Harry \Vebb;
treasurer. Elmer Chlnney. inside
guard; .Dnvid Harrison outside guard
William J.
Powell; physician, Dr. I. Roscnthai,
Committees reported tickets for
"Old Homestead " a mellow. picture
to be shown at the Regent theater
on 1111231115, wire selling rapidly. »
M
--Adv¢? Rise in the Sentinel for the
best 1131111;
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gun recital by Arthur Depew' noted . ‘ A
A splendid program has
been prepared tor the benefit of the ,
There' s more style to
Pajamas this season.
Brighter colors and siimrt
hotehgld callers. mike up
our coping garment-s.
$2.00to$5;00 .
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F;. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
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only another breed or block Niacin.
- eao—li punish?!
tomeriiy 10 pile out or bed and stop ,
before the Gmltecht Commission at _
saved by their walls, but if he know '
with contrasting colored
mercerized cans.» ten, butt,
genial,- "grey, russet. cordovsn,
black; etc
” errant. 45c 1111111
So. Norwaik Mill Outlet
124w
pianos, cameras or jewelry or llOl‘i cu "
”way, or Holdall, or Tifiany "
Home charm is not measured in
Selection is more potent than exptnrj;
' ment—it’s surprising how incxpensie
built into homes with the right kind
there is more satisfaction in knouin:
dieir shape and retain their finish‘ 1012-:
limo outlived their usefulnes.;.
Quality— BEpt-ndabili tv— Sil
~ three is a transaction complete
Sims, Inc The Hatch €63 Ba 3;; 3
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