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BET us SERVE Y0];
A ' Court on tho llrst Tuesday in June.
Hatch & Bailey Co. Sues
For Material Bill
An attachment of “.300 was illed
against the property oi Franlr‘
Georgie. in favor of the Hatch and
Bailey Lumber company. yesterday
afternoon.
It is alleged in the complaint
that the defendant owes the plain-
tli! 83,811.65 for building material
iurmshed him and has lulled to pay.
Damages of 84.000 are asked. The
case will come up in the Superior
Attorney Joseph L. Melvin of Stem-
l‘ord represents the plaintiffs. Den
uty Sherifl Edward B. Dolllens
served the papers.
Old Clock Repaired
LONDON.—-—The famous old clock
of Rye Pili‘lh church. erected in
1515. has been repaired through the
generosity of golfers among which
are many Americans. One or the
finest golf courses in England is at
Rye.
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timbers - if
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far every man
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city and asked Kiwanis to support it:
Thanh 'h Hr. Wheeler.
Judge Keogh reported that
through the good odlces at Arthur
Vi heeler who had conferred with the
New Haven R. 12.. two mere trains
passing in each direction through the
city stop here. He said there had
been complaint in past because ct a
decrease in train service. This was
not only corrected. but conditions.
remedied. The club. he declared.
owed Mr. Wheeler 11. vote of thanks.
uhich was glve.n
Fred J. Moran spoke briefly on the
assistance Kiwanis is giving the
Playground association in its appeal
for tunds. A committee. including
President Barnes. Charles J. Mints.
Edward J. Quinlan. William 1". Tu-
lor. Samuel J. Stewart. Michael
steinbcrg. ll‘rcd c. Riedell and Al
Fechhcimer. is cooperating with him
to~eollcct the amount needed. He
asked "all the tellows" to help.
"Go-To-Church" Sunday is next
sunduy and in the absence or Dr. Er-
nest l". McGrcgor, 1 ' an or the
“Go-to-Chureh" an Onunitteo
President Barnes outlined the stand
at :iwanis and urged all local mem-
here to attdnd some church service.
The Kiwanis choir sang the hymn.
“0 Blessed Day at Motherhood."
written by Dr. McGrsgor and Arthur
Dcpew. .
Itoodner 'lblls of Palostine.‘
Samuel Roodnsr made his ilrst apo
pearance at the club following his
return from Palestine and with
marked enthusiasm discussed the
progress the Zionist colonists are
making in developing a Jewish
homeland. He touched on the shitty
existing between Jew and Arab in
the Holy Land and the line spirit
prevalent among all rec)! and cresds
in Jerusalem. He told ot various
colonies he visited in Palestine and
the speciales of each.
William Cartwright. superinten-
dent ot the J. A: J. Cash Ine.. gave
an interesting account at a 'trip
through the Panama Canal to Los
“In giving you my impressions oi
the Panama Canal and Calitornls. I
do not think I can do better than
brieny describing the trip irons be-
ginning to end as I made it. Mrs.
Cartwright and I sailed from New
York on March 18.
charts or the Panama Pacino Line,
and. as many at you may remember.
we had a slight tail of snow‘that
morning. Heavy costs were neces-
sary tor the am two days. but after
that. we were able to dispe with
them. as when we got up unday
morning. we were quite near Palm
Beach and by noon we were passing
close to Miami. As we Med-Roy
West and not in the Cult Stream.
we were much impressed by the
beautiful blueness o! the water.
Havana
i “We saw the shore line 0! Ha-
vana through the porthole 0: our
cabin betore we dressed on the
Monday morning. and were charm.
ed with its beauty. Between 1 and
9 o'clock. a tender came along wide
our vessel took us ashore where
we immediately transferred _to seven
passenger automobiles tor a drive
around the city. Near ‘e docks.
the streets oi Bevana are very her.
now but it did not take long to pass
through them to the more open
places and we had a very due drive
which took us past all the public
buildings and to the principal points
or interest in Havana. We halted
by the Maine memorial. where our
guide expressed the gratitude oi the
Cubans to this country tor the help
it had rendered and told us how
theydwere progressing in their vari-
ous industries and prophesied the
things they are going to do in the
future with sugar and rubber. At
the most distant point or our trip.
were were taken to a pleasure rc-
sort where we were served with tree
beer which was niueh nearer the
real thinsthan what we are able to
buy here. When we returned to the
tender. we war surrounded by
entail beats. the c upsets c! which
were selling souvenirs and all kinds
oi liquor. ‘
Lite On Board
By 1 o'clock we were all solely
back on the Manchuria and we
sailed tor the Panama canal. By
this time. we had become acquaint-
ed with our tellow-pwonncrs and
as time went on, we became one big
happy family.
Heat *
“As we went turther south the
weather became hotter and it con-
tinued so for several days atter we
passed the Canal. For nine days
the oihcers and crew were their
white uniforms and I wore the thin-
nest suit I had and was glad to dil-
card the coat. except at rseal times.
The thing that troubled most of us
was that the heat ins/do our test
sWell. ‘I ltnow that I had to change
my shoes three or tour times a- day.
“At daybreak on March ”pone
week alter we lett New “York. we
’ Dealt until a p. m.
{at night. with a calm can all the
itimc.
on the Msn- !
A full line of Screen Doors' in all sizes
S1.98 "
cw Screens in black and galvanized wile—adjustable
to any window—all sizes. .
; 49c
anchored outside Colon which lathe
Atlantic entrance to the Canal. and
shortly before s o'clock. we began
our-trip through the Canal. After
passing along a deep , sea channel
tor, seven cities. we cents to the
Gator: Locks. three big leelrs one
sttsrtheotbsrwhichraieeduste
the level at Oatun Lake. some as
test above the level or the Atlantic.
Vessels do not use their own power
in passing through the looks but are
pulled .by electric engines on each
bank—electric mules they are call-
.ouun use nanny a huge
ciai lake covering its square
miles. with a deep channel «in:
through it and this lake is turned
by an immense data which holds
basis the water. much the saute sup
DOORS
of 8s Besidew avenue.
maddestamm .
g .93” ~W.. .x.
use etler in trees which Reserve boxes
iosh dried.up. but the passage is:
certainly very interesting. The trip
through the Csnai toolt us between
7 and I hours and shortly utter 8
o'clock we tied up at tho Balboa
viticulture“- ilom l'agepno.)
arlnan. C. E. lloyt. C. l]. atrcyer.
Norwalk Lumber (70-. lielen 1". Val-
ly, A, 1". Board, John J. Dynch, Elu
uler ll. llsndrlell. W. J. Ward. N. A.
Lewudes. Wilbur 1.. Rooms. Susan
I. Evendan. .lohn~ :lvauuid. Warren
P. 13min. Norwalit Mattress 00.. [it-
who “"3“.“ the Canal and it ad- plto 'Thbaire. Chas. W. Cattanso.
P101" the old city 0; “nu”, We Frank Lauder. Leigh Denncnberu.
“'3‘ uhgm ‘nd injmodluw di'OV. H‘OPRID lllllfinn 000- ““0, Mr. and
around Panama to see the principal M". FMS "' “5"“ Tl“ “”4””
points or interest and then started ""1 C°- I'm" Fred A 3"“ eh“
“i" 9‘" at "I. ”19 I0 dear to "I. W- acofleld. Hll‘l'ioi N. l’lll'kt'l'. Edith
ladies—souvenir buylnl- I was one F'-F°“"' 19' 0' Smith. Elite ”Wt
Balboa and Panama
Balboa is an. American settlement
and is inhabited almost entirely by
the military and naval authorities
John Darrsgh. Geo. F. Muendel
"5°: 2:3”,33“: gar-3:: 35.10:: John hit-Nerney. The National llanl
the. we men had great time oi it. 0: Nor-null.- . l‘roll J. Moran. Join
The stores “1 Panama all hell much Magncr. Joel Brush lilmrls Corrvu
about the game things. but they al- in Jacob l.lnxwrilor.‘1.ulle Benodlcll
ways ask higher prices than they ("“5" ‘1 15km" “m““m Agency I
lnc, Rm. Alexander llamllton Midlii
aspect to get so the ladies all darted '
in different directions to Stella llulklm. Ira C. Lockwood.
see where ,
Mrs. F‘ t“. Yolm. John H. Benjamin
they could be" "t “M" ”my “an" Pasquale Bria. David W. Raymond.
ed. When we finally got the party] “Wm Wmum Co. w H Up.
together about 7 o'clock. we men .0" Mrs yuwhem M ' idams: Dr
""4”" ”"m‘ "“3"" °‘ bi" “ A. ll. Cldrk: liilss ullzoeéu. Howler:
retire us. Balboa being a. Lnitod John J_ Marine. D. Grngiusky. Wm.
states settlement is dry territory. ll Holsterbcrg.
bill. not so Panama. so many at the .E. M. Vallerlc. 5'." Frank 5mm“
passengers Ind OI'OW [at well lit I") John l-‘answorth. (ill “7'0" Clllll‘ c0 {
that “WM" and "‘9“ W“ quite "' it hrisiiuu Swartz. Arthur L‘. thol‘
Wild 500“!) u “0 prepared ‘0 NI". llnrvoy ’1 Kant fitoxnng Furnflm
on. momb.’ of (h. or." “'03 13'.“le C0 Daniel J. Fun-e“ \‘pr \l'il'
up the lhlp' s side Oil 0. reps and two lDdll") Co.. Michael J. 0' llrien,
were left behind. We now settled ale 1. Dunbar .:ili«o L. Sheruoov!
down to eight days at sea which 1 Alice. M. wmm, suns Keir-hum. 1
can only descrlbgau perfect—bright w. Fitch. Chris. D. Taylor. James ,.
sunshine In the or and moonlisht Hall, Child: llliiili, Wm. K. \i'ilsuu
Margaret 1‘). Kennedy. Mrs. Ely Ray
mend. John Keogh. Samuel Green. .
stein. Max llnut. Chas. ll. Fillow. 1 i
N. Golden. Jonas and Naumbure;
Corp.. Ali-x J. Rumlnler. James H.
Haniord. Wm. Hess, ll. R. Macken-
zie. W. Sherman Powers. Dr. Joe. J.
Millard, Dr. J. W. \‘olhucr. Geo. d
Huhbell. Dr. Loo M. Stull. Morris
Siuil. A. L. Whipple, Mrs. Rebeccs
K. Don-d. Dr. Henry C. Sharer. Jas
ll. Mngser. W. Fitzgerald, Margaret.
S. Wilson. Edw. P.” Weed, J. Walloon .
Marvin. Vanst Bros. John O'Sulli i
ran, G. 11. Hastings. Samuel Keelsr
Wm. J. Brown. Rom. ‘A. Benedict '
Chas. C. Perry, Chas. D. Rogers 3
Fred H. Rowan. C. d. Maschal. Pal
ace (.‘lotlles Shop. Chas. E. Jennings,
W. ll. Bylnston. Acme Plumbing 60.,
Albert M. Pohlman. John M. Glover.
w. J. Collins. John Dorsey. Margaret
Nelson.
SCHOOLS OPEN MONDAY
AFTER “EEK'S VACATION l
The Norwallt public schools will '
open Monday after a week's vaca-
tion. The school sessions will be held
We had dancing each eve-
ning and a masquerade hall one
night at which prizes were given tor
the prettiest and most original cos-
tumes. To show you how the ship's
oiilccrs cater to the passengers. I
will mention that we had two birth.
days at our table—one oi the ladies
on March 81 and the ship's doctor
on April 2. it was agreed to have
a Joint celebration on April 1 and
the chat made a beautiful birthday
oaks bearing the initials or tile two
parties.
“On Good Friday we stopped for
a few hours at San Diego. the most
southerly town in California and one
noted for its splendid flowers. We
visited Balboa Park where we heard
the Hallelujah chorus from the Mes-
siah. played on the open air organ,
and we went in the U. a. Grant
Hotel. which is considered the dnest
hotel in San Diego. and which was
built and is run by a son of the late
President Grant. The next morning
we reached Los Angcies Harbor
where Mrs. Cartwright and l yer
regretiully leit the boat y straight through until closing time
Easier sum!" , in June. This is the second week oi
a" is quite a custom m routhcrn‘ vacation that the schools have had
California to go to a Sunrise fiery-i111" year under °‘ “w plan being
we on Easter Sunday morning Many tried out by the board of education.
of them are held. the most famous
being hit. Rubldou. near Riverside.
some so miles from Los America. We cses f” a” “flawed ”0cm“
could not very well go that distance tells its "m ”or”
but we got up at 3 a. in and went
Treasury Balance
up Mt. Lowe which is much nearer
WASHINGTON. May 7.—
the city. and we attended :1. very in-
spiring service,-over 4.000 teembove
United States Treasury balance
‘ii close at business May it was
\'
sea. level.
as 3335, 724478.
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11‘ lSN'T necessary to argue the
It
"The next day I started on {the
business ‘which took me to Calitcrnia
and for two weeks 1 attended strict.
ly to business in business hours while
Mrs. Cartwright went shopping or on
iOl't trips. Friends we met on the
boat were very kind in taking' us out
in their auto to see the orange graves
and one Sunday they took us to Riv-
erside where we had lunch in the
courtyard of the demons Mission lnn.
The second Iaturday we went to the
beaches near Los Angeles and at
Santa Monica were shown over a new
b EVERY DAY A BACKACHII
DAY?
-—-—e——-
South Kat-walls Folks Have Found
the Cause and Corrected it.
Is your bachlame and uchy? Are
you tortured with sharp. rheumatic
I
FRIDAY, MAY 7.1980. {s
“1w“? .. W..... a- ._-. .. -...
ROI 1“ a seventh rush waited in the ctr
“W YORK. May 1 (Ari—ll! while the robbers mounted a‘ nar-
basdits robbed its men and women row st-nirudy leadlns to u hull be-
in two s'eccnd iloor restaurants near iwrcu ll... li‘louery [Just Tea Garden
Broadway at luth street. early to- and Jack lllche's restaurant. A
day and escaped in an automobile mun ulm Molded a pistol in each
with lost estimated at nearly tlol-
000. "Liuliog null gentlemen. we have
hulul announced in both rel-inurlmis: lnlm \..llmi
i=7: 4.3::—
gnl to live. Don't get excited and
don't move. None will he hurt 111..
less they lnm.-."
l“i\i.- lneu collect-d rash and leu-
elry estimated as high as 310,000.
(lilo \wnlun l}i\i\l .1 diamond rim;
1.1 “.000 by saying It
“liri Iliilsll‘v
u {‘llmm,
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prices consistent with topmost quality.
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DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED
'i‘hcrc is no discount on
American gold neither is
there on what we say l'l
our advertisements.
io-MAY-SS must be satisfied always.
THE THING
THIS SPRING!
In fashion and fabric, fit and finish, such suits and iopcoats as we show
measure up to your highest expectations and scale down to the lowest
mumhmwu
TOPCOATS $21.75 to $30.00
Rogers & SteVens
You
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elub which has cost between 81.-
000.000 and 82.000.000 to build and
eduip. and which costs 01.000 to join.
It was exquisitely furnished and
seemed to us to be a most perfect in-
stitution.
Dos Angclcs Kiwanis.
“Les Angeies is a test mowing
city with a laras enersetic Chamber
of Commerce which is wonderfully
well organised. They have. worked a 50011! Norwaih ease.
hard for years to attract industries .. James 1'1. 91'1”. 3 Dev Street.
to Lee Angeiss. and Im at say they says: “I had a dull ache in my back
are succeeding rsmarkab y well. They and when i stooped. sharp. catching
are all boosters out there gm: gr. pains seised me in the small at it
bent on making things in the West and it was all I could do to straight.
instead or buying them in the East.’ en. My kidneys ware too satin and
One gentleman tor whose opinion I I had to get up quite trequently
pains; miserable, with. headaches.
disry spells aud‘kidney irregulariw
ties? No wonder. then. you loci.
worn-out and discouraged. But have
you given any thought to ,your kid-
neys? You shouldl Weak kidneys
cause Just such troubles.» Don't rislt
neglect! Use Dean’s Pilla~a stimuli
lont diuretic to the kidneys. IIerc‘s
wmioounl
A son. Richard William Was born
Monday to Mr. and Mrs. P. 11 Keane
Dr? K.
w. Kellogg is in attendance. pa
Keane is a realtor connected with
Taylor and Golden.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Oanung of
at Butler street are the person ot
a daughter. Loretta. born Tender.
Telephone 1140
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have great respect it may say that during the night to pass the score.
he i- the head of the Irudlns Iblrt- «cm. 1 beran ullns Down rm. point non-eagle» Spring, and a 45-lb. all cotton roll edge Mattress.
makers in Los Angels!) said. while lrcm Stillson-Powsll Corporation J a)
we would not be here to see it. he and now run £31...."on all .1”. o! I!“ II own. , ..
”30“.,“ b! the ye" 300° “9 WE“ kldn.y complaint. “1.3“ to thll “R0
Wald lad "I. Eat in O“ “IO bl: kldngy [mgdy" Jo‘s. .. :- wow-Q,“
all?! of this dountry. Mould? gen- so cents “ ll! dealers. m I g l!
tleman. who operates the tenth largo Foster-Miiburn Co.. Mfrs" Bui- .1 l i . .. 1. _ ”s
set neckwear factory in the United tale. N 15%. . - . -, -
States. said. "Wily do people boy i _ . ;
oranges and other petrisiihabéetglhgs m 0‘ -. ’ .
to send as souven rs o e en s ~ . .’ 4| r
in the East. Why doesnfi a man buy EYES' EXAM-[NED ' ‘ .‘ll’ .—
a dozen neehtisg to distribute to his: . “a ' ‘-
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