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”-333.
{6in News;
Robert Chittam. eight-year-old son
-1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chittam, 0t
42!! Main street,
pneumonia.
Several IIIenIbers of Camp No.- 3 l". _v.'e fought.
-31 S. of A attended the class initiation the 033093 01' the revenuers
:1 the. Bridgeport Camp in that. city
3st evening.
Sergeant l'lryan it. Silk assumed
"barge of the uptown police station argue the point and will turn
the balance of April this morning
:llille Sergeant Gibson went below.
\
A strong and chilly easterly “ind
made a man willing to don the old win-
II r overcoat. this morning and to keep
it wcll buttoned around the neck.
--— I
Dr. \Villiam l.. Wet-d is confined to
home on North Main street with
Illness but IvaIIcts to resume his den-
!al practice within a few days.
, .
ms
Mrs. iI‘rch rici' \V. l’itzer will enter-
I‘ain the llit‘Ilil’N-l'n' of Friendship
I'izttion. No. 7. on next Tuesday at her
home on \Voodward avenue.
Assu-
fl‘lie usual routine matter: were dis»
and disposed of last evening at
lllt"t'lin2 of the
and anI-‘st-
cussed
thI' i‘PL’“l‘dl‘ Inontiiiv
XIII'IIIIll: Emitting;
Association.
inan.
‘-‘,ll tI?
Plans for lllt‘ conference of baptism
Sunday \‘.('l‘(‘ completed laSI
v.h.--n the advisory board of
Norwalk Baptist (‘hIII'ch
recular meeting.
III III-xt
III ruin:
the South
ltt'lrl lllt‘ll‘
l‘inal arrangements were. (’tlllllll'l‘lt‘tl
Les: evening at the meeting of tin
'i‘I'initv Men's '(‘lth for the. presenta-
‘ion of their IninstI'IIl show in lioyt‘s
Theatre on Monday evening. May 19th.
\liss Hilda .lIII'I'is has been confined
in bed at the home of her mother in
Norwalk for the past two II'I-eks
\V'l‘t'll' ill but the fIiInds oi Miss
\‘is are pleased to hear she is gaininu
in strength again hoping for I'I-coverv
slum by her friends,
e...
lit-—
~ iiot (‘ IoSs Buns at “'ilkens.
I'ZurI-ka Rebecca lIoIlL'e. No. 1:. i. I).
U. l“.. was represented at the twenty.
third annual assembly the
Rebekah State Assembly in Hartford
iiv Mrs. Nellie Bartram. Mrs. Nellie.
iiuwks, Mrs. Elizabeth Benedict
Miss (‘arrie Foster.
session of
.‘xll t'lllZl‘i‘." who are interested in
'I} ,. industrial IleI’elopmeIIt oi’ Norwa‘k
."o \x't'l(‘(.‘ll‘.t‘. met-ting of the
\‘euth Norwalk Board of Trade in the
stourt Room. (‘ity liall building at \
.‘riock this Inning. l-JncIIuragin:
tn the
aunts ‘x'.ill unhouhtedlv lx- submitted.
'Hn 9.11“”) I' za"c of this paper the
Anuminc aniture (‘oIIIpany :III-
an'uncc the opt ning of the Model Apart-
cuts. \Ihicn thev have arranged. on
fourth floor of their store. This
"v ill be II great help to younu couples
a. no contemplate furnishing a home.
a ',‘[a
iI‘ishI-I-IIIIIII Farr says his :iIen iltllllt‘
Norman l{.. not Samuel as told in
I.“
I'nc Sentinel last night, and that the
lat fish Wm‘t- biting ‘so good yester-
Ilit} that he was able io‘deliver 12.3
pounds today instead of the filllllll'lit‘fl
«oundred weight.
_—
Iourself to two bunks oi
of the ayeiage halfounco
these days you are setting
st It or the landlady back at least
cunts. Even the local cut rate
are charging around seventy-
I. cuts for a pound of even medium
I: 1y. while the price for the export
.':II.I- is 65 cents at wholesale.
it you hclpI
I utter
‘ "Illit
/ .
ainim H. Dakin piano tuner from
aw York is in town. Telephone or ad-
», fess, )i-Ihackemo Hotel at. noce.
i HAVE YOU MADE
YOUR WILL? ‘
If you do not dispose of
I your property by WILL
your estate may be dis-
of BY LAW very
diiferently from your
wishes
The LAW, without a.
will, can make no provis-
ion for the special or per-
souol needs of your heirs. I
Stu-oh you want to soy
who shall enjoy the result:
of your life work.
To in!!!” M make
your will and appoint this
to be your
lnoutor and m
\‘I
..\ ,I...II ,
' ‘ wrle'ItIrri;
and
T“-
is recovering from Ithree revenue agents have been de-
l
l
l
A
,Iacancies in
ENEMY ALTENf
MUST PAY TAX
ON INCOME
manna mm. nm Page.)
Because of the large number of en-
emy aliens in and around Bridgeport
tailed here. and this morning began
in earnest the work of interviewing
the citizens of countries with whom
Nearly 200 had applied at
in the
Federal building before noon today.
Many stoutly claim that their-av-
eragc yearly earnings have been be-
tween 8700 and 3800 until told that
the revenue omcers are too busy to
their
case over to the Fedmal agents with
more time and greater facilities for
ascertaining the tIIIttI. The result is
gIeateI tax retuIns.
Give: Chances for Service Men
Due to this investigation of conIii~
lions among enemI aliens it is quite;
safe to say that there will be many:
mannf-atturlng institu'
»Iions for Ietuming serice men. Fed I
f I OSI hoidin such a view should'
"h" th ‘ ’2 N'Jl't‘t‘llfl'hl \IitlI the Germans tor
lthe dispatch ol this l'wIIIIc.
‘ity.
cr ral agents lIeIe have had it bIougbtt
to. their attention seIeIal times thatl
tlIcIII is II reeling in I-eItain sections
that t'ayoritism is being shown rest-l
dent ene'my aliens. They suggest
tamiliarize themselves more with the
situation. The enemy alien is being
treated as an abstract. proposition;
they say. and his affairs are hcinz’
administered for the greatest good‘
In the goveInnIcnt and the c01I1IIIun-:
l-JI Iasions Inc met with a stolid
IieteInIination to make the qIIasi-‘
offender comply with the httei of
the law and violations. warIauting it“
in the least are immediately placed
in the hands- of Federal agents.
whose ditty it is to bring the offend-
I'rs to justice.
STATE WILL SHOW
APPRECIATION FOR .
\VAR SERVICE:
I
(Continued from Page One)
__
Other l11('l‘litl*1:'~ spoke in the samc‘
Min and the Senate bill tor a parade
was tabled.
The appropriations I-oIIIniitII-e re.
ported a bill to increase the Salary of
the state lIiclIIIIIy- IIonIIIIissioner. the
amount to he not b ss than 53.000 and
IIrItIIIorII than $8.00“. the amount to
be fied by the Board of Control.
The Public Health and Safety (‘om-
IIIIiIeI- offercd II IlrIIinc bill to xmain—
Iain IiII- pw'ity of 1ch cream. fixing‘
the standard of fat in the cream
:Iud t'IIIlIIdding the use of unions and
:IItIIlIeI'anI ingredients and aids.
The rails committee was adverse
lo the petition of (l. R. Graham and
others for It. charter for the llanbury
and Ilethel {ailwny which would
have given powrr to take over the:
present property. which .4 now in the
llillldl of l TCCPi'er and the petition-
H's Were given leave to withdraw. 5
The Senate adopted the House bills'
for recognition buttons for members'
In the Home Guard and Connecticut
State Guard “ho have served during
the war: t'oruiiscontinuance of roads
111 Oxford and Southbury; “hit-l1 pro-
vide I\pcditious payment of a per-
son upon his. dischargt‘ trom indus-
IziIIl I III;-luyn:r::1t.
Additional petitions
M'lII‘IIl I-Iiugniitfm s. t- :IIIiIers
others in llriti‘ord t't)lllll\ in
or $4 pIr pupil state grant to.-
d-iIII-c in public :zclxools.’
A bill I"l.'t)lf"‘. l'z'IIIEdCI: for
iiI; Il‘ll‘st‘z to look II'III' school
IiI‘I-n.
II
(I
came truth
and
in ital“
:Ittr—n-'
pub
l‘llll'
Senate bill
State.llI~;;III"-I.~IIIIt
'lullmnc I‘LjIII'IIIl was again in that
Truly. II'lIiIlI IIII‘I-IlI :1 and Into-l to.
I'IIcoIIInIit. A hill ‘1'. Latin; to tatatioul
.Tlti I'xnenws in llltv l'i\\'l! Inf Mes-idI-III
Was I'cportcd IIIII‘IIIII'IIhly. as lb!"
"‘1!" Iiv I.':Ii1 he St‘I'lll‘f‘J
through
i!i\l'.~‘llLI‘ll"
llI-Illlli. \ iii'I h
it)
nf
the.
Sul';lll
statute. \
'l'lII‘ llU'lr'“ {I'lngittii
"IIIll loan lyifl and
":10 time for l-tII'lIliII:
ht. i-Lcnriuaton :=.Ivl
“-I;l\-'.Iv.~j ('Ilr‘t'ti
gas and electricity
wt. IIIiinc tilt
:3: WIPHIIIIVIIis-io:
A. f' \(bl Il-lI
bill concI min:
of I’I-Izlric
llzt' uniform
tlrnsx‘ cvtI-ndinu.
the Nov. Brit—I
.\l:-I'.I’I‘n Stunt.
Ilzo .sIIl" of.
in Norwich anvil
lI-u I II Itliil; It btmlti II;'
.‘Ililitit'tl.
III . .,I it “as III:IIle_I\'l :2
tilt? ii'g 'ltt III il \‘z'.’t“.'
(‘tlliilnl’llt ' in t1 IIIIs‘ui-sion
lill’i',
1's lot
of curiant, pro-.fdin: that if II (‘UlllIl
patty Ixm tols $3 per cent. of the
I'ia‘It of way. it III;v appeal to the!
public utilizinw commission for ani
order to obtain the z'enmininz; tit‘teenI
per cent. as II public ner't‘ssily aim:
con venience.
DEMENT-ED MAN ;
CAUSED TROUBLE:
After refusing to pay his railroadt
‘I'III‘e from Bridgeport to South Noni
walk and after he had stolen a "ill 1
I use he‘lon'Iinr' to a fellow passeng yel.
iteIIII nick Spadola ot Bridgeport. was
:IrIIIstIId the railroad station ycs~
IerI'ay afternoon by Patrolman John
Toothill and taken to police head
drawers Ith re it was thought the man
“'.'-_s demented. His peculiar actIons
to beliete this and.
lit
lezd the police.
Wit: n he was arraigned in court thisl
I lt")"ning .ludge Voshurgh continued his;
i
H
l
i
(use until he could he examined by:
a. physician to determine his sanity. l
HOLY WEEK SERVICES 'AT ST.
MARY' S
The seIIices at St. \iary'n for the
art th. 96 daIs of Holy Week will
Include a high mass at 8 a. m. tol-
lowed immediately by the procession-
al in honor of the Blessed Sacrament.
The, sexvices [or Good Friday are,
the Macs of the Pre- sanctified at 8;
and the Stations of the Cross at 3 in
{he afternoon and 7: 30, in the even-
“SI,
On Rolf film the.
m “—'-. .
‘Germany to Get Peace
l - .
lllL" troops lI'IIIII Bombay
'\\'IIiInIII'
:‘\’lZ(‘ig(’l'
I llit'l't‘
‘lIt-I-Imiin: I'IIIleIl lIa\I- I.
;11Iade t'tilllltlttllli
Terms Before Allied Dele-
gations Give Them to the
(Continued from MI Pogo)
have_ been torced to retire bclore
Russian Soviet troops, and. fur-'
tlIer north, the army of Simon
I’ctlura. the peasant leader of the
Ukraine. has been driven west—
ward a considerable distance.
these regions the. Russian Bolsh—
cviki are making a desperate at—
tempt ‘to cut II way through to
Hungary so that they can join
their comrades in Budapest.
(”zeIIlI forces are reported in
dispatches tIIIIII “arsaw to have
111 ~
-
crossed the line of demarcation
t'iXI-Il by the Allied mission in
iSilIIsiII. where the" (‘zcclis and
’olcs claim territmI. A clash
IIloIII,.r the Polish frotIIicr
lIIIII- resulted in wisttdltit‘s Mean-
“bite the first detachment of
(it-I'Inial llallcr's l’olislI
is said to '
I
troops ;
has stalled iroIn France on its?
Hit) across (human) to l’olaIIIl.'
in accordance with the recent
I
i
I
I
IIthllttN. April ltixwl’rompt
measures taken by the Indian
authorities to (ll‘ill \\'illl the dis
tIIrlIaIIIII-s that occurred at Home-
llil‘\'_
recently have I'IIsIIltId tn the
I'sItoIIItioII of or'IlI-I I‘\"'t'l'.\\\llt'l‘.t'
says II III-us dispatch lrIInI liInn»
hay. filed on Sunday. 'llIc cotton
and other Inatkets in
llith‘ been rc-opencd.
in the disorders at Alina-dalmd
lilt‘ overnmcnt buildings
burned down and a train convey-
in
l'('-
\‘.'tt.\' IlI-rallcd.
t't ll’lCNllAtilCN.
store order
April lti.
'(lI-I'IIIIIII g‘tn't‘l'lllllclll troops IIIII-II-
(If .\lIIj_:IlI'-
itt'ttnl‘tlill: to a
to the [mind
of Berlin. l1 is reported
was hard lighting. \IitlI
IIIIIIII casualties on both sides.
IIIItiI‘e toIvII
'l‘llcstluy.
dispatch
piI-Il the
“NFL" on
_.~——
SAGE lEA BEAllllflES
AND DARKENS llAlll
Don't Stay Gray!
luv-ally that Nobody can Tell.
You can turn 2X;}'. faded hair bI-ati
tifIIlly dark and lustrous almost
Altiucdabad and' other points:
littlllllill“
“'0 r" 7
rc— '
i
it Darker-Io 80 Na—’
over .
night if you‘ll net a bottle of “\‘t'yeth‘s ;
Sage and Sulphur t‘nmpound
IlrIII: store Millions of bottles of this
old fantou: \aze Tea Retipe improved
the addition of oIIIeI ingredients.
are sold annually. says II Well-known
because it darkens t’ne
and I‘\'IInl\' that
applied.
by
Ilrttugist lll'l‘”.
hair so nIItIIIIIlly
can tell it has “11‘"
'rlH)Rt*
ltlll'
“hose llilll‘ Is turning arm. or
surprise awai?
lIIIII;
Iliv
:st‘tcr title or two at:-
lIIIfr Ianisbes and
IIIvtIriantlI
in: llit'lll.
pliIIIIIiImII
I'our locks heroine
and lII-;IIItifIIl
This is th-
Iuse
may
Ittta'tt‘at'tiv-I folks aren't
so ':'.'i busy with “'veth‘s Saar
and
dark.
i't"ll‘.l\(l.
Sulphur (‘onIpIIIIuIi
dollshtcd with
hair and your youthful
and IOIIIiII'III’
\ ou'll be your
handsome.
t'I‘II' IiaYs‘.
pIIIIIIIIII-e II iIlIiII a
m
\'III'liII it} Knight strut.
to the police last
of the Iran: of noisy boys who
Palpli or
night
romp around on the green at the too:
North IIII~IIIIe. The police will in»
vestigate.
(ll-
. HEMSTITCHING
Buttons Covered
Marabous and Furs Remodeled
TUTTLE SHOP
84 N. Main St. 80. Norwalk.
IL
In addition to our House-
ingzis as .good as usual.
We sell Kryptok Glasses in
shell frames for $3.50.
A. TARLOV
125 WashingtOn 8t.
COME TO
1.. GOLDEN’S
ea wmoron In.-
furnishings, our Watch Repair- ;
II
I... -Im.‘.... .
at any .
I
no
i
dark .
all-
i
I
I
ace of youth. Gray haired l.
wanted :
I
m mm~mwm sumo m
t
‘ f l ’ lif R 1847 " 3
., 0 ong 9. one ogers .. :
._ 'i"
‘ (ironing in iavor is the pleasing custom of III Ik- Rout rs 1847 silvcru'al‘c is always the same in"
ing .rIIIsth' gifts that IIIII possessed of long; lite and qualitv: It ll0\t‘1'\tll‘lt‘S.'
gscn'icc. l’aItI I'IIs come and inilltI patients no but qualify
'iiful flowers.
TtlIcIII. III many cascs
in: I III {I'Il Iss. tor illust
plt‘llV vase s- at lIIpIIIIIIs-e I-liiua.
_I'llllt‘l
l0 $2 ‘
Easter gifts
h—‘_ ,_____
Entrances on Main St. Fairfield Ave.. Cannon St.
"l1. Conn.
The “’cathcr: Probably
“May, April 15, Inc. -
We planned to have a fine- ,
pleasing collection of $25 to $35
suits for women and you I =
folks right up the very last do";
of the Easter season.
Those plans have worked out
well. We have plentiful supply .
—-and pleasing supply.
There are suits of sprightly
style for young folks, suits that
glow with late and charming
modes for women. Suits of
special lines and grace for ‘
women of full figure. t
Materials are dependable,
durable, tasteful. Colors are
satisfying: with much diversity
of style m the blue suits that are
so high In favor. .;
There is full and impressive
value at $25; at $35; at each of.
_.__--‘___._ the prices in between. It [8 the
sort of value, and these are the sort of suits, that critical women are quick to
appraise and approve.
And for young folks, they are the sort: of suits that delight by their life
and spirit. I
Plenteous variety, diversifier‘ beauty, excellent value—choose just exactly
when you wish.
«There 18 just
iIItI IIIlIIIl to supplant the lIcIitII-= Sl' 'm‘l" 1‘1““) -" “l ”l“ “l" \
A silvcrplate “liltll has ltl'ttll"lll satislI 'II- tor ' oer-
Nice and Sillisf5iilf' beam) to the tamil} tabe Eg-
t
The”, :m. v. hm and ”MW, baskets “f 1.3”], ,,1'fl]n_Allltl'iI'tt for over 70 IcI'IIs. Iannot allow] to vai'v.
a.tion hid “‘1,“ (“‘1wa MN] nmst alIIIIIs be "up to the math" .
\“d m“. number ”f; This IIIII Ilitv IIIaI ks the III- II pIIItIIIII: Queen
Anne. it IIIIIIks those othI r in :IIItiI s: the lic‘raldio
:Ind tlict‘ I'oInIIII Ill and the (ll 1 ( olonI \I hit its iniprfitI
~ive pier-I ed handle.
\ll lIaVc splendid \\'I'l_‘.£lll.
No; they are not
Instead the) come hand in hand II 1th
I'IppIoptiate lliinus.
( IIt glass vIIsI-s. many
$44.30
III-signs and sizzrs
graceful shape, lino
. Bil-‘lii‘l-S' ”A ”ll .‘.“l'l“-"—“*S 'l'l‘l *0 ' finish. and a llt‘tll’} ' coating of pure sll‘t’t'l' which inII
I l mu IlislIIIs. rich in lit-nut) .—Sl to >1») ll <|]](I\ lung gt IIIviI c.
‘ (‘IIt "lass book. 8 or 5) inch si/.IIs_.~$Il.-')0 Just now little spec Ii: ll (Xlliltll ol' Roget" I“
to $16 30 ‘ Sillt‘l'——~llttlil \ lIiIlI to ( house IIitlI dt light a now
I, “ atcr 5M“. ”f pm gin»; {HI-imp. I; 1i]]”l)l(-‘l‘<.—$GLH I' liltli\illllt Il piIII- ( s- l'IoI lu IglIII 11in: tl lt‘ Easter
in $2“)
3
Blown and ('olonial glass vases and baskets—3"1‘”.[Wit]:8;”?le ”HM” WWW h“) RM :1;
1”" l" *4 .- . - ' :5t'-i’..'."_..3;'.:'..‘:.‘; ‘13. ;:;;.‘."."_"'.‘ dart...
China WI..- ”“1“Ilill'I‘l”""“""' we“ :;.‘::'; {2.5 ' Lanna: .13.“)..32’?’ *
I
l
o
‘——-).)'c. to $1.50
t
l
to $17 )
l
u'y—-4.)II it) .._"i l
I we .01....
l
,_ :Ipeman from the pen of Edgar Rice Burroughs.
and IIi‘ iii-I lull II llilll tor litttll("\ dining; pundits:
. ' "')Ii- -‘I- 1,: - -\ '
l“ltl\\‘(I|‘ baskets III III:III_\ and I ittl midi“ - “Mi“- [h \lth‘ the pit II < in the set In siIiIIlI some baud-I
«title so Is \IlIiI- lI contain tlII um I likIIl pieces
plum «3 ill :Itt l'tlt‘l l\ «- Iluialtlc t‘llt sis.
1"II fI.
lI'II'IliIIiI-I'I-s. from plain to richly «technical.» tidi-
lII-ll It 'lll. '-
Basluts and \as‘Is oi IlIIIIIoI III-Ii and plain Ind—j:
Pretty shoes for
Hanging flower baskets—“Vic in $1.30 .
Attractive pottery “‘1'“ ‘ll-‘h""" ’3" i" 7.2", 0 ’ l
little folks Easter.
is the one \\.Hl'tl that first cottlcrt'lo. t
Y. I'; pretty ,.
slums range lll' tIIsIIleIs before the
Iniwl as lilt“t’ llt‘\\'
I'\I‘
A fiIIe’icrop
of new books.
As one of the book lt'\"'it‘\\l‘lS put it lt‘t' IcIItlI. '—
\\'c we having more. Ucod I'II'Idal-Ilc stories published!
inst now than for tIIo or titrec \ c: ”‘3. There care so,
IIIaIII' it is quite dit’fiI ult to single. out any tuo or tlII' col
tor prcfcrt cIII-c. These are full days s. and evenings fort?“ w
people IIlIo “"l") reading.
Etch dav secs some new art rval.
just at hand: -—
Orchard Glen—a story of the spiiit of war time Canada.
Marina Keith-81. 50
Jungle Tales of Toma. More of those wondrous ralventures of the
l
hA Ito of owoep and power. of how
outer?»- who a. oral 'Sheop Queen!
lloII l lt il\ tlII _\ \\ ill lool \\llll the spit span new
il:.1\ltl'tllt‘<<t'\tti the little IIiIls and the In Inly litfle
Hills Hi lllII inn :,4
lloII pIIIII tlIII\ \Iill look \\illl lllt‘ t"lt‘\(]' litflg
\"I‘sli stilts Hi lllI' liiilt l‘ lIIIIs.
lloII pIIttI some oi them \Iill look as Babx
tIIrIlil} kic ks out her III-tiII- icct iIoIn lIIIIIIatlI heat
1'; sic i' (l icss‘.
Little patent lI atlIIII' pumps with «the strap iv
Here are somI balm —sl." I 'I; oi oi white canvas at HIM.
‘ (altskin and white. canvas and pretty
3 llcatbcr pumps tor little I IlIildrI-II. sixes 4 to 8-.
i ‘2 .)0
l." or bignt I bovs and girls. \\'llll(‘ .\'ubuck
that k in ~on ll lcatlIcI'-~—$3
toqu‘mtIMoc oxfords—Im. 50
Hook W~
0—.
magi ~
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