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Boston Store
n in Well so. Tel. 4100 Norwallt. Conn. f 7.
.ill in I lllri‘l‘ii
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Window Screens
and
Screen Doors
:3 55c ‘° 89c
$2.75 ‘° $3.59
brush. per set .
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Velsor and Muscle lligli
Men In S. N. Club Whist
‘ Pinochle Tournament
“Hill! HE?!
S. C. Ireland, 15480: L. M. Wright.
15385; F. J. Lewis. 15075; Ray
Lewis. 14080: W. Ballard, 18850; J.
Mehlln, 12710; Joe Nolin. 12428.
at Canton. a suburb this morning
causing losses which may reach‘ 31,.
500.000.
The plants destroyed were the
Griffith and Boyd Company Fertili-
ser manufacturers. loss 8000.000
and the Summers Fertilizer Com-
pany. loss $500,000. The shipping
station and fire station at the Bal~
timore copper Smelting Company
' bags at a dinner, announcement
inch will be given later. ..
who results of the tournament
. ‘ S. S. Velsor. 3.507: Dr.
. .. 0.2.85: Wm. finders.
"s‘esrc. 1). Taylor. em; Ray
Wm, 6,010: Wm. Taylor. use;
1;.» Q Huntington. 5.610; I". Can-
tufl, 5788: C. J. Taylor, 57‘”; Dr.
E1313“? u'ngzgo‘Je'gugwg: and the Central Chemical Company
Wok. 4861; John'Glovor. 4838;
We Gould. ‘807: E. r. smith.
*1: F. J. Angevine. 4078; Brad
“M53813: .4. Waist-on. am: w.
Was, 3703. Three members
,two nights only. E. W. Fitch.
LONG ISLAND CITY, L. I.-—John
H. Fox. deputy receiver of taxes
here has i lied four tear-gas
guns and a big g‘ong for an alarm.
Cashiers can release the tear gas by
‘ ‘ l I 9 ’3
“m EHEBE S P“
@5527... . . Delivery
m am is, we non-wasn-
'Under Ground Garbage Oans
(there is nothing unsightly about the under.
ground garbage pail. .
It is placed down in the ground with only
the ”cover” showing and does not detract in the
, iron. 'l’sice...“ ...... .............$8.'lb up
mm-..
.OIVFS SPLENDlD
At Local Jewish Council
Meeting She Discussed
“Peace, Woman’s Duty
and Privilege.”
W
“Peace. Women's Dilly and Privil-
ege." at the annual luncheon of the
Jewish women. held at the Royal
centuries of dependence and subor-
mador of the rsce's burden from the
beginning of mankind. and if need be
she has the strength to bear it to the
end. The race is here, her child, her
masterpiece. and she can never be in-
diifercnt to its needs. For no glory
of human enterprise can she imperil
its mightiest monument. the bodies of
the thousand generations to come. So
it be left to her untiring efforts.
ual peace. ‘To express herself fully
through hel- children, and to make
best use of her own human gifts.
through hand. eye and brain. Though
married life and its duties form the
predominant element in a woman's
life. it should not necessarily be the
whole of it. She must be ready to
take her place, independently of any}
question of sex or creed. in the work'
of the world.
"The opportunity for frcdom and
set positions where competition with
men is keen. there are many other
outlets for her energies. Women are
prominent in the literary hold. in fine
arts and the theater. They have im-
portant places on newspapers, also in.
school boards. religious
and philanthropic activities. and as
nurses they are particularly titted.
New information and new ideas that
roaring printing presses are constant-
ly pouring out. have very much
broadened our horizon. and in Amer-
ica we are developing the philosophy.
which almost assumes. that anything
new is better than the old.
“It is our duty to learn to broaden
our Judgments of life and break
down the pettiness which ofttimes
characterizes our personal relations.
It is our duty
the general intelligence: carry our
fair share of the political burdens
and emciently administer such pub
lic ot‘lices as the community may
“4......“ v. .
TALK TUESDAY
Really Busy
Some college lads mny lw liners
I
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“9—.-. -——M~—
EPlSCOPALlANS
_ NAME ACHESON
i-‘OR COADJUTOR
Sufi'ragan Wins Long Con-
test On Fourth Ballot In
Hartford — May Divide
Diocese.
fourth ballot at the convention in
Hartford yesterday. By virtue of his
l-ll-ction ‘llisllop Al-hcmll will auto-
maticully succeed lit. llev. Chauncey
lie. will secure it sent in the House
Frederick W. Hlleord.
The case of William J. Gamble ver.
sus Alma Louise Lewis. both of Nor-
walk. took illl day yesterday. The
nurse of the Sterling Furniture com-
pany versus John G. Van Beck. at
us. scheduled for yesterday after.
noon was settled.
In the case oi Charles Vuast ct
ale versus Mary B. Walsh. Judge
Huxford reserved decision. Mr. Vasst
make good on the note. Attorney
John Dwyer represents the plaintiti
and Attorney Paul R. Connery re-
presents the defendant. Ml. Vaast
was the only witness.
The case of Harry Friedman ver-
sus Louis Novlk also was heard by
Judge Huxford. Friedman. repre-
sented by Attorney Jesse T. Dunbar.
alleges that he loosed a store and
basement from Louis Novak. re-
presented by Attorney John vayer.
deposit to bind the contract.
The other cases which are ready
to go on are:
The Modern Grocery company
versus Horace C. Lyons.
Maris Corrcnty versus John J.
Mrs. Clara C. Smith versus Rus-
sell. at al.
Clarence Tobey
Mills et al.
Mellon Candidate
For Governor Leads
In Penn. Primaries
PHILADELPHIA. May 20 (AP)
-John S. Fisher, candadate at the.
Mellon-Pepper forces. took the lead
today from Edward F. Beidleman.
versus Russell ,
y
noun co. MEN
VOTE TO TAKE
20 lNCREASE
NEW HAVEN. May :0 (AH-
More than a sufficient number of
employees of the Company Company
throughout the state have voted for
the acceptance of the compromise
offer. made by the company. to as-
sure the new schedule becoming of.
(active June let. it was reported here
today in advance of the meeting this
afternoon of the state Joint board to
the companet's offer 4 to 1. Bridge-
port and Vaterbury have voted
favors. ly by about the same ratio.
in Ha lord the compromise was
said to have been rejected. the ma.
jority against it exceeding 60.
Mil WOODCOCK
KlWANIS'OUFST
Graduate Manager of Yale
Athletics Speaks At
Royal James This Noon.
Harry Woodcock. graduate man.
ager of athletics at Yale University.
publican gubernatorial nomination.
With 383 districts missing the rec;
turn showed Fisher 5.940 ahead.
held at the Royal James Inn. this
noon. Mr. Woodcock was met at
the station by Fred C. Riedell. a.
member of the club. who is a per-.
m We mutant—scum norwm. m.
i
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AW“) '
THURSDAY. MAY 20, 1926. '
Treasury Balance
\\’.\SIHNGTO.\'. Nov '10. ‘—
l'nltlu] States ’i‘l'l-...-lll_v ll?il.lll(‘l‘
ltl ClOM' or business May IN “us
$180,345,105,
ALLEGED RUM W
SALESMAN IS !
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i
Yale Student Says Checkf
For Wet Goods, Not l)c-‘
NE\V HAVEN. MAY _'._, (.\l‘).'
: The proof is in
“'0 have a complete :l‘i- Mrs. Ben Abrahnms. a prominent Thn I...“ Dr. 1;. pummon Am“. . Schuyler, the brand which has proved
. ' still) member of lllr! Norvvul Section. son. of hllvddlclullll. sllifrlllzllll bishop itself b steady sales to dismlminatlug
bortment O l Ju 0 of the Dio‘crsc of (‘onlll-l-licllt of the I y .
window screens from. 15 National Council of Jewish Women. Protestant Episcopal church, “as smokers for ovu- two generations.
X 33 lo 30 X 37' Prices presented an interesting paper on elected bishop cmldjulor on the -"—--— I
21‘ 1 James lnn Tuesday noon. The pup- ll. Brewster us bishop of Connecti— 2.23;“. \‘ ab ( hanged,l volume than CV6! before.
' i er follows: cut on the lotter's retirement or ' Cd. .
sc I N") hh‘. G. W.V $51k Hem. Albany. N. l.
teen rs “The history of women sums up death. —-—.._. b’ a
the smoking
It‘s the filler of a cigar that counts-
that makes your selection a mistake or a
delight. And the filler can be judged
only by lighting up.
But. of course, you can't light a cigar
before you buy it. So select a Peter
Peter Schuyler has the virtues which
appeal to critical smokers—mildncss,
mellowness. fragrance, unvarying uni-
formity. Today, it‘s selling in greater
eas
tonig t-
. . . . . . or tender luscious string beans
. . . . ordainty newasparagus. The A&P
The Bridge and pinoohie tourns- Fire Wrecks Fertilizer h" traeverlnr influence. to help es- took the u'lmmuzt'nnd Ind! Mtge? store nearest you carries a complete line
5”” “m h" bw’ m cm" °‘ Plants, Lossls $1500 000 milllzn.p:;§°zotr°ln::vr3i§. for hcri gringogctgobll;u\Val:;.cgl Whistling. Sufficient Favor Proposed of these and many other fresh vegetables
.1 ' in the‘Bouth Naiwallelu: 9 t “It is both ‘ woman's duty and in 1923. Miss wnlsh turned the car Scale To Assure New . . . . at the 8 low prices that charac-
"m lu‘ llifexlgfilhmcofl. BALTIMORE, Md- MW 3°-- "Wm” b“""“‘°’“°l “WW" W“ “mm“ mm“ W “m” Schedule June 1 Sa ys , - an lin
oven , w y. ‘ (AP). Fire wrecked two fertilizer a house in which to “m but . place payments. Miss Walsh signed a note 0 tune out en cl
manual: 5.11:“ hi: 3:03?!“me plants and damaged other property of love. safety. happiness and spirit- for the balance due and iuiled to Report Today.
Eight O’Clock Coffee
Very popular with those of our customers
who enjoy a mild, full-flavored coffee. Eight
O'Clock is the purest Santos . . . . . . .
lb.
d d to th xt t f t 16 18 El venue inst Augult canvass the votes polled this week. 4‘
.. 'V - f. 1r , “'"0 amnge '3 e "1 ° re a ' Y “' ' The new schedule calls for a lo 9
an“: “Quaint? egg-hugs: 8200.000. hardshifolifiliff Jim}? to In. “mm“ ”a" "m" w“ M ”m' an hour in also in was" “d m°‘ naker oats or norm 8 Pkg- 0
imam“ cling. 5272; ' Fred 'Moran: woman cannot be a. schola‘: 3.13:3 meat and the tenant; “£5” ‘vsaocate dificd work as hours. I 0A”
”I: 000- Mfllhflflol 50“; E- 15' TEAB GAS SAVES TAXES or lawyer. or perhaps attain the high- u” promises an" ° p as New Haven trolleyrnen favored
cucguot Club Gasser
Campbell’s Beans
z s... 25°
3 ... 25°
Lea 6: Perrins Worcestershire Sauce -
Silver King Ginger Ale (No deposit) ,. .
Del Monte Asparagus Tips o .
Vena.
, Bliss. 4013: C. E. Hoyt. stepping on “Oh! on the “00". 30‘ “bra-’1“ and museums. In America Mar srot Luke versus Russell s
Df A «pits of taxes at the cities at times they, predominate in the teaching 3132‘“ .l,‘ A 5- P Brand Baked Beans ' ' ‘ 2 GIN 15
M. Munsle. 15.115: amount to $500,000 in a day. DrOfeeslon,
bottle 27‘
‘ 3 bottle 50‘
an 35‘
Fancy Crosby Com
A&P Brand. This Corn is exceptionally sweet
sndtcnder . . . . . . itiswithoutquestion the
and now our l-lvu . finest fan Ctos corn canned.
least in the most caretully kept yard or lawn. ‘00, that we develop keen zonal? Wh° h“ "m “"9”" °‘ “Wm" “armed fl" mm“ °t m K" W by ‘
‘ atrial-l?o sanitary and odorless. made Of'heavy metth. so that we may share in man William s. Vere for the Rr- ; wants club at the Weekly luncheon
‘ c
can .
* AlaskaPiuItSalsnou 1...":
. , of Bisho of the General convon- An nile ed buollv'gv-l‘ \‘.l up Santa Pvtfedn
dination. from WMCh "‘9 “0an of but "M 1““de I" 11°33; 13‘7”“ tion. a pffi'ilcge ho was not accord- charged “with forum: l.l illlllll'w‘l‘lull WW P'i'ftf'zss
lOdBlfi “'0 50 ”PM" cmonclputins carrying “ full “qu. ‘n O ,n ‘9'. ed as surfrlgan bishop. The election with a check is \alb- slurl» llt claims ’ .
themselves, and if we are to go for- slty ot Pittsburgh I! NOW“ or ““9" as coodiutor is not effective until he Save in Dui'nivlll l'or "\l’vt mods"
F“ ward. we must look torward. ""1 rlsc m" Administration. h” “or“ 10 it hns been approved lli’ lhn bishops nt-vsl‘ delivered 'w... alwllglll-d in I”? QMMost
'- t Bmms on stepping stones of our former "0“" a night as carpontcr 1” n we” of the various atom-so}; throughout city court l0tl-IV. li-- is \l'llllzllll H i l‘ 5”“ I”
.Dastroys flies. mm“‘“" and First quality yellow corn ”W“ Th" ””3"" we finally ”“1“":an He” "r”"l‘m‘mt 5" "WM” ‘lc'lihn country. ll prom-as that is ("x- Canny 37 «rt-trim m 1'“. .. 1,
‘u ”m OfJHIOCIB- 75 brooms. No I 6. must 1’0 leGCtt-‘d Whumnn lendency,‘1|vit|os. Slut-ll? -" ”W “Mrs “'1'” period in take about two months. vesicrtluy .01; 'l \\:ll‘r:illl --J-.\ol:l]l(l)llu - - ’ ' ‘3‘:
' Price ....... .... . .. c by mamrml circumstances. and byland ”1““ There will he no i'nl‘lllni our: monies ll 3' k l. \-.il‘.“|'ll 'zl - «... .l . . '
Sale price .......... ,1 . l~ Y in“ 1 ‘ -‘ 1 ~ 1"" . . .
W "‘9 cour“° and lint.“ ly “0 “pp, in mn‘k hi“ “3"“!‘0'1 ’0 “"5 new more of l‘Jlllpul'lll, lam-u... . I
China Cups & v “‘2‘“; “'3 311°”; re synonymous office, lishep Acheson said )‘CSlGi‘~ Warren clniml. UL... l.l:t “MM.” 1..
, ‘ can am; a ' ' . day_ . . _
Saucers Mixing Bowls . and we are ever in the midst of a COMMON EAS The convention ordered it revert to 3:..{11‘5‘2 (£221)ng bull‘lll‘ilnlklr...x:fl';l:|' C
Beautiful new china cups and Set of 6 yellow mixing bowls complexity. thh w. call deielog- h" ””hmm’d "t its ”9’“ "”0”"‘7- '° ed until later or .tfll'l' dour-l u
- gap with brown stripes shoe 4 to meat. If we are to b. guided byt e "l' he” “‘ “'37- °“ ”“3 “13“" or “1‘ crv of the ill lllil' til iv r w- -. -l l C ‘
v . 0°” $1 on 9 Fri . ' . concludons of our sociolollatfl. Dhll‘ creas'ed Episcopal supervision for the "I” t y 1 .1 {.1 q“. ‘1. L [I ll ligar
3 Pair for ...... 0 - °° 1”“ 5‘ oo osophers. stfltlfllt‘lanfl. 01‘ even (‘10!e diocese. This was hilt-r amended to ”‘12; mo .2”. ,(Imlw l“ “W h,o.l U
' M "t ........... . Ff “we’ve” 0! conwmpor‘ry events. I “Wind" an order for Snl‘t‘illc con- than ille‘h‘llillnttllllzil‘ltlail Jil'lll‘luflllrill ‘
. Acme Ice Cream -——-— E glowgrfitne'? gangs :htealtionrg’l‘l‘lxs NEXT TUESDAY slderntion or the question of dividing failed to prodllci- ,1“: “mm. Fwy At the very next Cigar counter
._ m s . the diocese. "increased Episco al ., . .. . . v I
. Freezers Wat‘s; Seta WOMAN (meanlnz Wife) has taken supervision" is lllterpretmi by mesn. llptrf:°'3“'g ’3'"“;“” f i: it‘l'fll‘illlll"
The famous Acme, 5 minute. Glass water lists 6 glasses and on new signiflcdnce in "I interpreta- ’ - "8" of ”N ”0'1“” or ”‘0 “""mm 2f \‘lziv ‘90:?“Polllslllfnrllxlll: L:llxll:‘lldl)l‘l N
galvanised. 2 quart leg cream itcher Price ' tion. “o are b01112 trained t0 di’nl Entire Day Taken With archdearonry. who sponsored it. to “m; “M“ .Elhl. ‘1’“ ““4 m‘minmd it hus- llm-n lll'mlil‘leli [lint hnmns Linn-n. :i l-lolh made from llEs
‘ trees". D - $1 00 more largely with the details that _ . call for dhlaion of the diocese or ap. until “Affirm d'n: 'Uw‘; hi "'1 mini“ l... hum} 1.:- radio in u i'l_\\‘ illn‘i‘r: of flux. has 1.0m 1mm.” r...
lilac-h 51'00 per set ' ‘ I ' ' ' I ' ' ' will fit u. for better living. ““er GINble vs. LerS Stilt DOleOM 0! one or more suffrasan ' W ‘ "3 r n” H .Vt‘m‘s. thousands of _\'\'lll‘>‘.
~ 0 ditio he i dustrial business - - in "01““ W"-
., c n pl w re n . Yesterday—DECISIOH Rfiwhishops in ”mum to Bishop Brew- ,
Johnson’s F1001. Hid social chillies or. so rapidly star and his coadiutor. or of some
‘ Lawn Mowers ilk“)! PlBCO- 1h“! mud"! ll. “0003‘ SCI'VEd In vaast C888. possibility which has not yet oc- ’ _-, ..-.--a._._ A? ‘ - ’
' Polisher Bail be ‘ sary for us to be alert to our e\'er_' ._ puma m any of those interested.
Floor poluhm‘ 0mm includes ".11 battling. mogzeer: f: “has“? ”n“ “3""; and 9‘3"”13Y-é All the (‘llfit's assigned for trial in The resolution was introduced otter
. v - “ ‘Oman's gren out ( uty on Dr V ' the special scsslon of the Common ll canvass had been made of the cler-
' F‘Nuh- 'h”P"k1n WP and "id 15- 531° D1130“ < logo is to be the mother of the race. l Pleas court in \‘orlvrllk for today gy of the diocese
”floor polishing $5 00 $9 98 and $11 98 ‘ and as such she is the most impor- w - ‘ ' l I.
. ere put otcr until l‘uesday by Judge ,
. ‘ a s s . tent biologically. She has borne the
¥
' g 1 _ call upon us to all: that V. be 'over
. ’ ‘ alert to the iniquities of certain poll-
_, tical leaders to gain support for their
jsonsl friend of Mr. Woodcock. The
E Yale man has charge of issuing the
itlckets for the various sporting
Baggage Master Cu K
Job 43 Years, Drops
Kirkman’s Soap roux 5 a... 28°
, .; .. .- . t . l g5 Oil 5 lcfig‘orialletic and materialistic poli- Dead In Stamford :mntlsmazdgzublozw”fiasgwcgelzefi Mstonis Whole Wheat Cereal . . 9ho 24¢ _
" a t . . ¢ ‘
» Red - Star M0“ val”? tore dragulz'ldutla: $.333‘:1.‘1“ll°l‘3. STAMFORD. May to (APl-John m“ w” "‘7 “m““n‘ Ronald Rusk ° ‘ ' . ’ ~ ° W 17
' ' “ ‘ ‘ “ ' oli w u M" "m r "v ....... W- m“3l3§"$.°3if°§.imli§ mm mo com Cream of Wheat - - - . ' .... 24¢
, very clearly. urely. the tallu of “8° . . .—— ‘ ‘ ‘ ° °
' The sensation 0" the Stove 01' the mg was to end vvar has 3;... of the New York. New Haven and in atgmoaonyiofidnt 13:53: I‘m: Whflmrth WhOle Wheat Biscuits ’ m- 14‘ r
v, . null. vex:1 deflnitsihasld we are too Elsi-stout thRsillrtzd hihre‘; dl’ollllled of shoes. so Walter F. Kreiselmsier
we men need wt e misery, the ca on e p a orm morn us. . ‘ I I I
suifering and spiritual horror of war. 2:21.”? 3:12: “3.1.2.33 3,-3.3, um Pl I I '1‘" L n x
to make it necessary tor further de- Faces Arrest In Bpt Germany. Now he is a graduate — r ‘
tails here. There is tremendous soc. ' student of the North 3.1“,“ Ang- e.
ial significance in the love 0: coun- 0n Manslaughter Charge l mum, can,“ mum, “M - For launderingfine things ms.
try. and the willingness of the indi- h, had to m” out ,0 at; . Boneless . . . inpurevhginoliveoili log duh“. Lu; 1, an in"! his
viduai to die in datenso of the home. PATIERSON. N. J.. May 20.—— kinds of taxes ev th area The finest Surfing; wed. Only 1 “me m m
gut thus commandmelnt a’l‘hou Bhaltf (AP).'8heriff§s deputies went to my men ' ”1‘th ”e ' ' ' ' ' ' ° ' ‘
at I must be up el , wholesale Bridgeport. Conn. today to bring ‘ .
as well as retail. admittedly. the back Robert Holden. 26. indicted for ”“5“ moxm ”0 “1‘51““ ” ”I “0.55 15. 3 multili- z c
last war settled nothing. removed no manslaughter and atrocious as— WEB HEIM 'ON' W’ Ger- M at ' ' can l Y ‘
“mm “d “IRWIN 6m to sault and battery in the death at mm" M" 3° “mm “NW” ‘ .
be provided against and modern civi-
lisation has suitsred cruelly through
Its tailure to promote peace.
"We. as mothers and teachers
have the unusual privilege of instill-
ing in the plastic minds of our boys
and girls the will toward peace. and
to develop a. patriotism that will in-
clude love of God. family and nation.
and above all. genuine loyalty to this
interest of all humanity. with the es-
in a powder will near Hairloch. Ba-
varia. today caused tbegdeaths of
some 15 or 30 persons. 0! the large
number injured so were taken' to
hospitals. The mill was wrecked.
Fred Yalm last fall. Yahn was
struck by an automobile driven by
Holden. .
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Paganini's favorite violin is pre-
served in a. glass case in the munici-
pal palace at Genoa. his birthplace.
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‘hialring synthetic silk requires
large amounts of chemicals.
Toilet Pays:- mnoo 3 en. 19o
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Tlms cabs lolly m o Mb col-slacks mm was...
Davis Baltin Powder . - -
Del Monte rushed Pineapple °
Knox Gelatine - ° °. - ° '
White° Rock Mineral Water (New
HERE. THEY ’ARE
plenty of work useful to humanity '
that they may perform. T «
"Let us have a. vision of a world
ruled by common sense, where the
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