Double Cumin: with colored bor- . !
dare at ........ ..., an:
VLae Durtelaairom accurate
E. K BANKS '
WM'P BEER
, “7,5,0 and stationery etel5i.“
South Nomalk.
Nam-1k , V
'Vhore.
Quallt the; V
.. HM” and
V _ dealer 1n Iionlien. inqthe, outer room
Room, Bod
cm and Hall ; ‘
attiags, Oli
the bdmedlaa. #97.
r a chat with a,
gate vases and Jars cups. groups and"
sets or pieces ya ht unythlng train
all: Inside is the pro:
pertinent To reach '
ly pick your way
to ‘ he tlio‘uiiands of pounds'
worth of valuable china .
, “an day not long ago." Robey says.
. “I. hod<1,. been chatting], within. and a
friend was waiting for me in the outer'
‘ roan: :58 I bade thadeulor ‘Good
morning’ and was about to pass into
the outer room there came a dihedral
turned not: me an e glassy with an-
gulsh. eyel' shall forget the pron _,
prletof's expression or supreme horror
as he ‘1'i:shed from “his 'sauctnm and
saw my friend and myself standing
amid the debris of broken chinawure
which lay. streWn around our tset. He"
' was speechless—choking. .
”Legal proceedings? rue thousand
pounds? In a word, what was the
damage. you inquile. Weii,1 am so: or,
_ WEArHEn FoascAe'r.
' Easter ‘3th
For Norwalk and vicinity. Cloudy
I tonight and Tuesday, probably rain:
warmer. tonighg; uioder'ate variable FavOrsV
Place Cards and
Novelties
winds. Distarbancesa are central this‘
“it
" morning on the coast near Nantucket.
,._ mass}; and in the Lake region over
Lake Erie. These disturbances have
ceased unsettled, rainy weather in
nearly all districts east of the Rocky
Mountains during the last 24 hours.
‘Storm warnings which were ordered ,
along the coast Saturday night are D O N NE LLY ’ S
port. The heaviest rainfall during the 8‘ Age/253:" :11?NB‘:::;E:TORE
. last Meaty-four hours was 1.92 inches I m . y . , 1 , l
.. , at Nashville, Tenn. ’Several places re- ‘ ._
'V. ported thundrestorms this morning.
theatemperature is about normal for
the season of the year in nearly all die.
. tricts.
continued from Nantucket to Bridge-
--.
WE HAVE TAKEN VIN «FULL LINE
OF ..
Barry». , S pee
AM: we obnRAN‘rEE EVERY
' PAIR w: eeLIL,’
' emcee aaso, 34 mo,
W'E. can" ALeoI a Funerals: or
Miss Emma B. Smith, of Sprig; -.
is the guest of local relatives ' -
71"“ W ‘I Louis. Avrick
William Ayrault. manager of, the
POSTDFFIOE BLOCK
, t Sunday .
_' Knorr Billiard parlors. spen SOUTH NORWALK
' , at his home in Bridgeport ,-
“757.77.
31.10 to
$3. 50
, Garbage “
Cans 390
to, $1.50
—-.
V .3 WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
mperamre: Low 40', high 57
I ' Cloudy
by... ..
Teams Two and Five will wind up
the duckpin tournament at the South
.Nol'walk Club this evening.
.a m.-:-—.
. Mis L.l Brown and Mrs. J 11-Ma-
. Manon of Norwalk'. - spent Sunday
With relatives in Bridgeport.
The South Norwalk Club was popu-
lar on Saturday evening a large num-
bermoi the members and out-oi-towm
.. guests being present. The luncheon.
consisted oi? hot cocoa and many kinds
of delicious sandwiches. .
Mrs Merle Schaeil.’ and daughter
and son Lillian and Carl of 70 North|
Main street. and .Erederick Banahell’.
or South Norwalk. wentfito New IYol'k.
fiaturday, and attended the perform
25 West Washington St.
SouthNorwallr. ,
Phone 1009-2. Prompt Dellvery.
Albert F. Gehebe
54 WATER 81‘.
CW 7'
,A good many things that are apparent cannot be see
One cannot tell how far the ambiguities by the nol ,
Fortune tellers may read your future but you’ll he.
just theisame
Best Quality ... Lowest
RAYMOND BROTHERS
, to have to confess it. for the proprietor
was in bed for a week as the lesult o!
the shock, but it was a gag prear-
lunged For my, friend who had
brought 'with hiin a couple oi! dozen
cheap soup plates, Iliad, at a given sig-
nal from me, dropped them in a heap
upon the floor. ”»London Answers.
.7
.». a .... WWW
FLl’lNG FOXES 0F lNDlA.
During the Day They Sleelen True.
Hanging Heed Downward."
People who have lived in India. are
manner-with the long strings of flying
'foxes which can often be seen Trending
their way lit—single file from their
{sleeping places in remote trees to the
fruit gardens upon which they prey
These curious creatures. says a w rit-
er in the Wide World Magnzlne. some.
times measure as much as {our feet
O. B. Jackson
Everything in theOptlcnl Line
.Eyes‘ Examined Free
Optician V . V.
as wuéjarnesr ,
NORWALK.
PHOMI as.
lF
FOURS $2. 500
A few second hand cars for sale cheap.
Automobiles iibr hire at reasonable rates.
5W“ " EVERYTHING
Hillilll'pow... ELECTRICAL
You want jour house or store wired:T
You need an electric motor
You want an electrician in a hurry . .~
Let us Demonstrate to you the many Excluswe sutures)
Moyer Motor
slant :3 no I ‘
OSCAR H BAN'KS
Distributor for Feirileld Count y.
Electrical < A
8uPPIIOI-
etc:- Replln.
BY US
we will not overcharge you and will gulrantee ”
work.
THE warn: atacrmcgco
PHONE
ELECTRICAL: aCONTR-AOTORB.
842-8.
5'"
. BOUT!“ NORWALK
': lag iron: the branches of a large tree. ‘
When opportunity otters they are ot- "
across, the wings and, have reddish
brown fur and mole colored ,wlags.
After their nocturnal dcpredations they
fly away with the dawn to a tree in
some isolated place and there rest dur-
ingIthe da’y. hanging head downward
IN)!!! the bouglls in the manner of bats,
clutching the branch with their feet.
As the flying foxes gather on the tree
'selectcd there is a tremendous commo
tion, for each newcomer is vigorously
driven or! from one placeafter another
until he eyentually manages to secure
a porch for him‘seli'. Those on the tree
meanwhile keep up an incessant wran-
gling. each endeavoring to secure the
highest and best pllce to rest on.
' Some mes many hundreds of these de-
' struct ve creatures may be seen hang-
I‘I. YI'I.‘<.. .i . a“,
and you are certain: of «stunning the Best American Mental
. o: to: in»: mental: mi New York Styles. .
Only the But Ms mal- ue Selected for our gel-mont- and hi
Marine can: no to '4'” and- Elm".
. .r‘f ....... 3:2. mm
Fra nk‘ Hacoby
crashing of broken china. My friend
- '1012717, 121224. ‘
'11103.
’ 11:00x.
are MADE WITH
PRIOES'.
F"
Hewlgork cw Hayen
and Hartford
RailroadsII-Ifl‘lmetable
m
IN EFFECT MARCH 15,1944.
SOUTH. NORWALK.,TO NEW, YORK.
A. M.——-1:20x,' 73:33); 59413:, 6:09.
6255):, 7:18x, 7:46, 8217):, 8335):, 9:15;
9:37, 10:27x, 10:45x, 11:44x.
P M.—~.1:09x; 12,18 3:00x, 32,29
4.4;0x 5:12x, 5: 44. 6; 00! 8: 47, .:7 022:,
.7; 31):, 9. 42x, 10: 12:7.
Sundays.
A.-M.——12I:25x, 5.:33x. 52413:,
8254',
P. M.—-12:50x, 2:44x; 3:00x, 5:44,
0. 00x 7: (Hit, 7:12, 7:57x, 9:42, 10:12x,1
10: 28 ‘
NEW YORK VTo SOUTH NOHWALK.
A. M.-’~4: 45x; 5: 40, a: 45. 810317.
8:77:77, 9:15x, 10:02’x, 10:05, 10:50x,
P. M.~I-l2:03, 1:05, 220411,.2257,
Laundry Workf"
First class Shirt andI Collar ‘
Work can always be done in a.
first-class laundry plant
';19
THE CRESCENT
LAUNDRY
is equipped to turn that. first-
class work. . 4,5.
A fair trial is all that weask.
’Phoae 53-14
3130):, 3:55. 4:29, 5705):. 5:24, 5:28,
6:01x, 0207, 82101:, 9:40x,I9:44,1l115x,
11:30, 12:00x. ,
" Sundays.
A. M.~——6:00. 82033:, 9:00x, 10:02x,
-P. iii—42:10. 1202):, 3:39x, 5:02x,
:04, 6:01x, 7214):. 87101:, 9:401:31 :15x,
:00x. ' '
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.——i2:23x.' 17172:, 6:09, 7:23,
9:16x, 10:22, 1i:’:1x. 11:57x.
P. M.—-—1: 20, 3: 16:: 4: 28,3 " :14 6: 15:7,
6: 47, 7' 10): 9: 261:, 10:50x, 11:26.
Sundays;
len shot, and some or the natives con-
side: their flesh n delicnly.
': hardly appeals to Europeans.
7..
A Pmenai Preference
'. California. 0:: the day before the fam-
ily started w est he went for ll walk
ionr- year-old son.
you ‘ll be sorry to leave all your little
chums here?‘
The youngster thought he nould At
that he did not seen: to show much
emotion at the prospect of partitig
from all his friends.
WWhlch one will you miss the most?”
inquired the parent. ‘
The boy was not sure.
“New," pressed his father, “which
little boy of all the little boys you know
do you like the best?" , .
The little (-llap considered a minute
before answ er.ing
“Well" he said at last. "I guess I
. like .mysoli' pretty well'l"-Sulurday
venlng Post " .
... 2......
“V“ 'Uau ofVMenu Cards.
7
Thai: will bop meeting 01‘ the Knob
(‘Iiub committees on Wednesday night.
a :‘(e at the Hippodrome:
Dr W. U Russell, of Akron, Ohio.
arrived in Norwalk last (racial-1e
anentl . and m
:i‘illi): Itigilegyllltllietlxizngorwallf ’l‘iro lacol: Lillxweller, plI-Qaintard me
“7 . , hue," is again able to be about after
3: 1713:. where .lle
. his recent illness. ,, ,
.oi-«t'ile lifhorator'y ' , ..,
, 'vV -. . W V
—The‘i§prll% 56980! .is 150W 1“ 7“" The BreseinMr kmnn case has gone ov-
bloom ii atwa t ‘you'r valued order and
e: untuI Wednesday
rwrlli give; itan: the best 01": service and
R [1:19 “Dibble 78 Washington ‘Sl l J. H Bloom. of the lllarx- Artillelm
‘ , icoulpally. is the guest of Ralph Ll. Dib-
Tllere will be an exempllflcation of Me in 50m}, Norwallt today,
,uie tllird degree of the Knights" 01" W.-. I _......_......
Golumbus. in Bridgeport on ,Aill‘“ A special series of sermons in the
'fith. “District Deputy 30h“ F- M0 South NorIwalVi: Baptist Church' will
Mellon, assisted by State Debutv M111 start tonight. ‘Rev. A. H. Boutwell will
ligan, Will he. in charge oi the work lspeak..;,, ..
Peter Rogowskl Iand Julia Zaléw'skl. “019V“ and WIII‘Uduu'duuzhters .01'
both of Georgetown, were the two Mrs. Harry; I (lorlienflare recovering
men whom superintendent Jones. or slowly from a simultaneous attack or
the Muller Gloria mill, saw hanging: pneumonia. 4
around his house on Friday night find m
at whom he fired a “flower A. War- Sergeant Williams, oi! Stamford, tel-
‘17“? Ewes “Wad for. them, but file“. ephonod to the local police that Moo
‘ sun was dropped because 0: "lm III CORD. a Nuns lad not especially
‘ suliiclent evidence. «I'Vl‘hey claimed 'bifllilil. ‘8 “1139“"! 11‘0an his home v
, that they were on the way home and
C that! gotten lost
The ICity National Bank is complet-
wWing the tlnal details for the opening
oi the savings department to basil on
April 1. The deposits will he accepted
' troll: 01 upward and interest will he
paid at the rate oi tour. .per cent. This
‘ tank has ample accommodations and
a sulllciently large clerical forte to
handle one added 7701'}: in iirs'tolais
. younger;
L ., 49991.4. ..
li
:
genital an
A.
THE JEWELERS.
d Ne .
(Forme‘lltj: J. T. Hayae’.) ‘
iMPRESB your "leads with your ARTISTIC tasteg ' ,f I .
. . Send Them Selected Bus or C
We do not buy cards at random WE DiSCRlMlN E.
a study of ELEGANCE. Prices the: sauna—scards dii‘t '. t.
.LAVNICE'S Cigar, Stationery; an
MAl‘N smearmoswmx
' II'rHeieronE rules TALK Aeourn
‘ Store
a}.
5 I59:
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, .lEWELllVVv, cur ,tass.
um
Vile have n careiuiy selected stock of Sterling Silver and Silver
as WAsHlNG'rON eraser.
,2; WALL s-rnes'r. . .
Plated Vlare, the latest designs of standard realising"
Noleliios of every description. we invite your inspection.
m”.
nepalrlng and Optical Work of All Klnd‘e. ‘
TWO STORES.
sour: NORWALK.
We make’
‘ " iness 'dcala are werked out
Also Sliver , "
“‘l‘t‘.‘ *wonldnt‘Italm so many menu
cards to carry umtllrough at dinner."
said the head unlt’er’ "it people didn‘t
.HCllbblo so ulany. notes on threat and
I,luul.'o them unlit for use, ilelnurundo
or all kinds ale jolted down on these
mulls during a meal Arithmetlcnl puz-
sins are solved the particulals or busi-
financial
. problems are whestlcd with, sounets
nré ‘oolnposed. and social engagements
are made and broken. 'l‘he fact is II
have seen about elmelything written cm
a mean curd eitcspt a popular novel.
some or their: "—New York Times. l
4.....-141' .. ...I_'_.
‘ Fluids. ' " ' ' i
“Popularity is'vel'y tickle" exclaim-
ed the offhand orator.
“What's the trouble?" , ,, ' I’l,
in .my loninrks an automobile the
to see what the matter is."~—Washlng—i
1611 Star '
I" "(III Wonderful Mouse. , ’ , i
I."0h, 'I lllllll’lmll.". exclaimed small:
'l‘he bank is tlnahdially V
fija
,Wilile. “i' u: sure there is a great bigI‘i
" mouse in my bedroom!"
V ', "Did you see it, dellrl,’ she‘ asked.
. “\o' l (lidll’ i: see the mouse."' leplled,.
, Willie, “but I heard it wrotfging its
“ tall.” ‘Cllieugo"i€e\vs
m. wt.-.-M....I..
. To Share a Confidence“ Binds-
‘ Confidence always pleases those who
_, renews; it, it. is n t,'l:lbnt‘e to their
I, merit, 31. deposit we commit to their
trust. apledue that mmtuegé the
though it '
«*9 is
A well knou a magazine writer mo: ed ;
not so very long ago l‘lon: BlOeklyn to. ,
3.1:: a u: no: .1 ill 1113'
River Street. \‘ornalll, Conn. 'I mug 0 new mum “V l ‘
“i suppose," said the father, “thatl
.q "
and. no doubt We found the plots 01;.
“Eroly time I get a crowd interested '
blows out and the audience rushes oft; ,
a claim. . "
to .,
a \l.»:2: 23x 1 17x. 7: 43 a 10x,.
10:19 ii: 11x ‘ ’
P M.»72: 0927.2 027x, ':4 47x: 5: 12:7,;
.1640,a7:‘l0x a 34x 9:26xi10.h‘0x l
SOUTH NorlwALK TO DANBURY.‘
.4 :7—120 6 :3; 8' 27, 9 59.
.PM» 107.438641775
l Sundays.
21 u.»1o: 35. ‘ ,
P \l-2 :lo, 7: :5. . ’ ‘
,. g :
,' DANBDRY ’1'0 semi-l NORWALK.
in M.»6: 00 7: 23. 8 18 10: 03):,
11: 7.5 ‘
P.
‘. l
BI.*-4121,6::40,8130
Sundays.
A his—7:55, 11:45.
P. Mir-6:05, 8:30.
2: signifies express, I
I f signifies stops on- signal only.
D “ YGEN V]
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g.
I I ".22 crawl in
n... , {“63 ‘I_,
The Friend of
the Poor
AND
Comfort of the
RICH ' ’-
Use l'.‘ Furnace or
or Stove '
The United Electric
Light..&.WaterifCo.:
Office Clifi'oi'd seer
"Rhone... .53? L V
ECARBUNIZINEILW
a
I‘ tliave the carbon removed, on:
you: engineacylinde: byche
OXYGEN PROCESS
“which 77th; it better 'ulld .mmeV,‘ ‘
thoroughly than the most con— I
sclenlions scraping m'ethodsar
.' thd goes the eniirb engine in an“I
‘- lion: or less dVl'l‘llOii’l‘ ’i‘AKfi
'I’N‘G THE ENGINE DOWN '
‘Dont run a carbon feuled cnvv
.Ipllle wit intone“ 1LESS POWER.
soured oyiinderi- units. prodigal.
':
lion etc. v ‘
Very .reasonaiiie rates .
r “HighGlaslelllhery '
' enact the South Wortvailr I:
for the plant pndxpreparat as for
" dueti Ii 4‘
Archltecl‘. and
Mechanx all
Dr 'ftsman
Plans drawn for.“ all kinds at private,
_buildings,_ residelices, etc. Plans, [spent—g
fictitious and estimates" giv'eii Also
all kinds of mechanical new: dohefl' ‘ '
E'i‘ra‘cinlp and- him: painting done. Beans]
unable
4a l=RANce smear
Tel 84612. Nor-milk, Conn.“
Edna Mae Seymour 3 ‘
" invites :‘i' .
.,. I Your inspection or the V
~ Laos soles:
At Reasonable Pric
The physic’n'fliliss tith _
IBchoolI in some, yill’i‘v’islt‘”,
Norwalk Chronicler