. 85c . $1.00.
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12 to 2 p. m. grind 61:0 “Sip. m.
fir
MmNo‘m': c;
Luncheon 12 to 2 Regular Dinner 1 to8 p.111.
Sunday Chicken Dinner $1.50 ,
J. B RUTLEDGE Rnlerietor=_
. city
. - , t. ' s‘ __of time to-
. Wee and 81mm The new
1 went. into" street at 5"‘2 o clock this mom-
2 ins; 8'th elects Were supposed to
. “"159!!! get ahead an hour. Some
~ were. my word not
’ a \‘hetofi‘ep, email-3 on the ne‘v sched-
._ but hundreds or commuting em-
. filo: all Vem‘inte- owing: to unchanged
,. railroad trains. A—Some lines of
.1 n‘tges,- notnbly the big insumnce com-
. P311195. W to change because of
““3 Wu (The trolley contour
. sent out early ours to meet the new
2 conditions.
1 On thoarhole, the first day of the
daylight saving 91-211 is said to have
.worked out talrly satisfactorily.
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honAerK CALLS MEET
o. DELEGATES
Ronbnck. who probably will head the
state delegation of Republicans to the
Chicago ,comenttcn svnt out invite
tlons lust week to all delegates and
31$:th to attend a meeting on
‘March 30 0t 12 oclock in the Hart-
ford club for, the purpose sf organiz-
in; talking over transportation prob-
lems incident to the min of the dele-
tattoo.
WINITSKY GETS TEN YEARS.
NEW- YORK. March 29. —Harry Wi-
nlLBkY. executive secretary of the
New York Communist party, who was
convictedp 1’11.de of violating the
«State's criminal anarchy law today
was sentenced to not less than five
nor more than ten years in State prls
om Winl.tnky who “as. alleged to
have advocated the forcible ov erthrow
of government. took a prominent
part in the Communist party conv-en
lion, in Chicago, seveial months ago.
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VV HO 1s the retail tire merchant 11 ho believes first in
duct 5—11 ho considers price" onlv in comparison with 11c= i finance?
Vi H0 is the the merchant 11ho caters to a discrimu‘ati“ r L 2.133- of
trade—the kind of automobile owners to whom he 12.1..-.1- :.i:r.:s.1 to
sell anvthintT but products of pronounced superiority?
' to:
WHO is the tire dealer with the wi 11, courage and 1 'et‘erminatton .
give worth-while tire service to automobile owners?
“'9 are looking.r for such a man in South Norwalk to sell
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SUPERB ENDURANCE. *
The tire merchant who seeks exclusive rights to sell Madison .
in So. \or. will enjoy the distincton not only of sclli n: a 210‘ 21?
tire. but of having a splendid organization back of thattirc1~=.*h3"l1
assures Sincerity 0f Durpose and a moral obligation to render tire
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service. > .
em in the rubber
busincs s
The President of the Madison Tire and Rubber Corporation has b
business since 1880. His associates have‘been connected with the rubber
from fifteen to forty years The $1, 300, COO factory in Buflalo is splendid iv 8’31} 1)-
pad with the most modern appliances. Sincerity of purpoae is the Madissn Creed
‘and a. superior tire is the result. Every executive and every craftsman er gaged
in building Madison Tires kxtovvs tires, tire construction and the reputa .101 Madi-
son Tires must sustain.
Madisons are better tires because they are hand-constructed. Better, .lcecause the
materials are the finest money can buy. Fabrics and rubber cost from 1'00 to 70c
per pound more than materials used in ordinary tires. Great care is excrczscd in
every process of construction. All these things are done with one big purpose——
to give every Madison Tire-Superb Endurance with resultant economy and
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semce.
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Wire the Madison Tire and Rubber .COmpnny, Inc, all 254 West 57th 813., New
York, for further infomation. . - - '
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Deacon Stephen W. Velcor was mien»;-
er of the seniooe In the Advent
church yesterday.
.Seei’ey, o! Tori-ing-
‘ firs. George
ton spent Sunday with 9.3! waflk‘
relatives.
The- tug- “Henry 11., ” of New York,
we: mouredi nrhe local burnt over
the week 'nedd.
The regular weekly meeting at the
Third district commissioners will
held tonight.- ‘0
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burner, r
Biidgeport. Were the week-end
of Van Zant street friends.
Miss Lillian Forgumn was in
charge of the kindergarten session in
the East avenue M. E.church, yester:
day.
A large black dog on ner's name on-
known. was killed by an automobile.
vests May. at the corner of Fort and
\‘a Zant streets.
'lx‘lhe library committee of the East
Norwalk Improvement Association is
holding it refillar business meeting, in‘
Communltv all this attemoon.
Policeman
called to 28 Howard avenue last
night. to investigate a family quarrel
No ureets ware made.
Delegates ‘irom the Advent Clnlst—
inn church. Van Zant street will rep-
resent the local church at the Advent
lat. comentlon,
ville. on Good Fridav
The mid- week service in ihe East
avenue M.
Friday night this week instead of
Thursday The Sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administwod at
the senices Good Friday matting.
A grass fixfixon the shore mad 193-
terday afternoon r
flower Hook and Ladder Company
firt‘mon bang called out. The blaze
was extinguished as it threatened to
work its way to nealb) buildings. A
truck “as sent over from the (‘ enirai
Fire Station by Chief Geotge \\ Bo
Edward Battery has been sull‘crimz
Mrs. F. M. Jones of Highland :11e‘
1111:) spin: Thurndzu :11: .\chork
city -
tree 1 has ‘
grant-c Tooker at \luin :2
been remoud to the Stamford hospi-
tal for treatment.
“'illiarit T111»: has returned hour
the Smmfotrl hospital. where he has
been underroing treatment.
Henry R Cooke of the Finn's End
Fuel Co.. attended the comentlon of
New England coal dealers at Spring-
field Mans. Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Milton R0110:
of Gracie street have returned (ram a
trip to Atlantic City. .‘~. J. ‘wmere 8
new plav by Mr. Royle is being
shown.
.1. st. Luke's Church. Norman,
Pi ' ~ .udzu services were held at‘
«so and it): 30 3.111. During the
week there will be communion ser-
vices dnh except Tucsdm at w: 30
a. m. with a brief address and a
threec hour in nice from noon to 3 'p
m., on Good\l-‘riday. There will be
special music at all services Sunday
The committees promoting ”113.com.-
munity motion pictures at (.emet
achool tonight have every assurance
that the experiences which made last
week's showing so unsatisfactory will
be overlcome. The feature will in
William Farnum in "The Sign or the
Cross . a splendid picture {or Pas-
sion “eek. in addition there Will he
one of the beautiful Post nature p1c~
:uren, which present on the acre-en
tfigui: 0981111131113“ picture to mus.
. U the B 0 .
Khafirmakioz.' “Dais o! Real‘sriilortor
a Boy Scout pictuxe.
~1‘" - Feminist w 1 gm
tho Sentinel. II
Mat o’clock? .
Tea used to 1.9,?ng for ‘
, “tee-time.” Bitty an Dysk’
Qualtfl‘cas, by their delightful
flavor make any hour of the
'twenty- -four the time to drink
ten. What o’clock 1vill you
have yoursl. _
Qunli-Ten 3 lbs. $1.45, 50:: 113.
EVictotry Tasmsl,36clb;
,suver Babel Teas, 1.2 111.
Gold Labeling 1-2 lb. ‘
‘ml .bkujtiiifioilltm
James Vail Dyk Co
128 Washington St.
John L. Rubella W89,
to be held in Plain--
E. church will be held on"
esnlted in the May-1
non—a-.._ 4.
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New Spring Pinups and Oxfords. ‘
Beeled Pumps and Oxford: for semi dress -_ .~ t 14
weer, perforated or plain. Brown or Black.
nrvedFren'ch heel 130me of palm: .11 End .72: ‘ '15:
went, featuring new tongue efl'ectl.
SPRING HWY of Silk for sport cr orcss; 1.1: «5
green: and blues.
STORE 011081-28 AT 6 DAILY.
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