!
Have Some New April Re-
cards for Easter
There Is No Death.
18653-—Buddha.
Let Me Dream.
18654——Bo-La-Bo. Fox trot. -
Harem Life. roxr tr: 1:.
64869—1! You Could Gare, from” You
“BEG—Minuet. Heifetx.
69:857—qu Serenade. Blinder.
Gwen—Your Eyes Have Told Me So.
Idem—Venetian Moon. Fox trot.
Smee. One step.
87307—In the Sweet Bye and Bye.
DONNELLY’S .
16 South Main Street '
‘City News]
Mrs. Maude ‘Sheldon,
Street, spent the day,
New York City.
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East Nor-walk were visitors at heri
pm'ents' home in Georgetown, Sunday.
—Silk shades at cost all sizes. Cul"
len‘a—Norwalk.
——-—'———|-u
of Orclmrde *Miss Helen (‘olebum is spending
Tuesday, in the Easter vacation with her parents,
' Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Colebum, of :2
Berkeley Sneet.
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-—Egz. stove, nut. coal. Harris :
&
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Gang. , ——-Open Easter Saturday until 10:20.
O‘Brien.
Miss Mary Eldridge, of Benton; _ 3
Place, East Norwalk, “'33 the MEL George E. Smith. of lVan Zuni
Now-elk, is now convul-
wedncsday, or its. Samuel '1‘. Rubey, Stfeet East
. his recent illness of sex-
oi‘ 17 Riverside Avenue. cing. from
-—-Buy your Easter Ha: at O‘Brien.
~10. J. Mimi’s Store will be oven all
day Friday. Closed 6 P. M. Saturday.
sons, Master James and Anthony Glit-
otto. of Bridgeport. are spending the
Weston, upper perish.
is
al and will return to her duties atter evening at
iEaster.
—-Good Friday,
nous
and 7.
cleaniik time. Buy it at Darnell)": on many new men who h -
‘second storyon thembnildtns
win. and Hrs. Clarence Jackson oil
bills of small denominations on which
~ the lookout for spurious money ohms}; trout must be at least. at: inches
‘K.
keep 0m V “a! m. .. ; "flak V“
l
noon on Good Friday.
—A big variety or pump: and oxford:
now ready. Open all day Friday. Con-
nediy & Bracken. So. Norwalx.
“
~Mrs. Anatomy 3%. Glilotto aneitwo
a.
Blaster vacation with Mr. Ghiotto, of
Mrs. Ghiotto.
employed at the Bridgeport Hospit-
4
the South N‘drwalk Club.
An April Foolmrom has been ar-
ranged as a special feature this week.
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iive acts vaudeville‘
and Constance Talmadge in “The Virt-‘
Vamp" at the Regent at 2:15 Nomk
Pictures only at 9 o'clock.
1
Mrs. William B. narrow, or can. will oflciate.
13852—111 See You in Cuba '
- nondale. continues to improve at the -~
18650—m’s Worth While-Waiting For Norwalk Hospital, and is now able to,"’m f“ men, “‘5“ °’ Wot,
In»Y°urAm- MN. 4 zltup,for agoodpart oteoch ..
4! Sweet and Low. Ewho underwent an operation there last " ‘ .
' Southern Lullaby. " :week {or appendicitis, is also reported There has been so. 4“- ulscussion of
45176—Allce' Blue Gown, from Irene. .. ‘3 impairing. “.1,“ mount-atlas the (:‘L‘ . ‘
Irene. . l . ' ltlredrills by the 1002 "menu‘s?
45175—Ghrist in Flanders. l—Get your Hoover Cleaner for house for the inetructlorr ani- mi "in: 0f the
easy term, 220 and 110 volt on bad. . oently.
t} ' PM
. i, .
Contractor Harold A. Parsons has! me! 3. Ram 5% «sold ha
he brick work continued up to the!!!) cottages on Ward stem». racing,
rot-'Center avenue, to Samuel J. Stewami
0'“
the BritishAmerican Mfg. Co. inI
Springdale. Denice a dolor or a]
week, because of a strike or laborers.
the construction is promo-In:
rapidly—Stamford Advocate.
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Through error in you“?! adverb, Detective Sergeant Thighs Hunt‘
tisoments. the Regent adn Palace has added anon-toilets finger print!
Theatres were announced as m device to the mum: in the W—‘
the some pictures on the same day- ‘ive bureau at nocturnal. '
The Regent yesterday played Earle
Williams in “Mane Hunters" and A; am time will be enjoyed;
the Palace May Allison in “The Walk- tomorrow null. at the regular meetr
Oils." Theoe pictures will be reversed in: g: mm mm W to be
today and will be offered at the to“ in the roan: on South Main.
spective theatres with five acts 0! M M W will Mm;
pre-Eastel' vaudeville. [acted din-lax tho holiness meeting.
Glen'hrook.
w
The South Non-nu i: Lana will to
—“'l‘he Old Homestead Four" and {our} Wk! ‘- m m {mm local
other his acts with Flank M-yo in W o; Jeni-truth our menu.
“The Peddler o! Lies" at the Palace ’on and “gamma: "and”
Good may ”“3” “d we em camoufla- ‘Am tor obtain-
show at 7 o‘clock. Feature picture. 1|! M tiling m m m m. m
only at 9 o‘clock. “mmm
'mnt.
Numeroue cases of the passing of 1. '.
The trout ecu-Io ”calm. and
the figures have been raised are ‘be- mh'ws t “mum.
ing reported in neighboring places and lb; of the WW beauties my be
merchants here are warned to be onfim m the m in nay one do!-
that kind. In most instances it ls'jong. No mt can bob-tea from
found that a two-dollar bill has beenwm." the trout “on in ponds
altered to pass for a ten. doesn‘topen until May .
Dancing may Night
——Bungalow:i-—Yanke‘e Doodle Court.
Town Assembly Hall, Grace Brothers”
Arthur \R'aldron or Elmer Hendrick.
t—~t"arpcts (‘lvmwd mhl Colors Renewed
e Connecticut Carpet Cleanlnz Compané‘!
37 Cedar St. Telephone 1413—4. :
The regular monthly meeting of
BOard of Directors of the South
wall: Public Library, will be h
the Library Building on Frid
ning, April 2nd, 1920, at eight
put. Temporarv repair,. are being made.
‘clock. to the Post road. Some of tho \'\'Ol‘:<4
_~ places have hm put in for better con;
dition.
-—Buy your coal at iiarris & Guns.
r
Albert Gcrgitvr llllfs returned to RM-
:gefield t0 azain take up his duties with
{the Ridgefield bakery. He has been
gcmploycd in Norwalk since last fall.
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3 ——Best quality coal at Harris &. Cans.
l ——
l Miss Charlotte Bouton. of South Nor.
walk, is spending the week with her
.grandmother, Mrs. F. B. Benton, in
3 Georgetown.
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l
,—Good Friday, five acts vaudeville
fiand Constance Talmadge in “The Virt-
fnous Vamp" at the Regent at 2:15-
;and 7. Pictures only at 9 o’clock.
would make a good executor
now, but will he survive you?"
1 Miss Dorothy Ryder, of George-tow:
“Will his health. his judgment. has arrived in South Norwalk te
spend her Easter vacation with Mr.
and Mrs. moyd Sturges. ‘i
-——Soft and Derby Hats. O’Brien. ~—
Wmfiamm
Mrs. Ray Rubey of Orchard Street."
l“
Orchestra. Extra mimic, Eight ‘Musici
one with Cathedral Chimes.
The Elk's (air. bigger and better than
eve-r, will open at the home of Norwalk
Thursday evening “will close at fled. but they do not an inch for
eniming annular. never gate the
in? mm. hole”:it they can avoid
it the American My “amine or
Washington points out since there \of pools and other professional inter-
hns beenawidedhmnloninoclen—
the mm as to whether equip
Card night will be observed this rels drink or not.
W on in some at the
adenltilc pcriodleab or the country as l
_ , to when the squirrels drink or wheth- {ceiling extended to equipments, sham,
Services will be held in the West a- these little animals ever drink any 'pings and tobaccos. Motors and their;
Chapel, Sunday afternoon at my,
i2245 o‘clock. Rev. L. J. Schoeppler. of squirrels drink whenever they
the South Norwalk Baptist. Church. thirsty, and when
water eulicienuy pore. they enema
their thirst.- They will lap it o! the
l agony or black. open Friday. it gathers in the hollow; at the trees.
lot- nt demosien-s found on the top:
it real: with broken turbo-.1“!
xr molding deed anywhere it "to nonunion.“
! 3*,11084388 been nailed-l along on
”1.0- Them 3“ ”one
Um“ moon “continues:
closed all day tom.aoodi‘fldl¥ Thousand-m W cttb-no'
{could 9‘3“"? be eaten. until none
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Whymflovern.‘
a. m.).—-—'1'he impending hell—
. day- and uncertainty regarding any
intonation: over that period W
in large measure for the dullness,“
unimportant price charisma at tho r ~ ’
ening‘ of today's stock market. Gains
outnumbered recessions. but tn;no
noteworthy instance did the m
exceed a fraction or a point. 'l'iofre
were indications that the operations
We, amen-of ' in“
Suulmls drink. milestone is set»
east m various specialties might be
affected. for a time at least. as a te-
sult of the action taken by officials of
the Exchange yesterday in connection
"A remarkable dhmoeion has peer. with Stilt! Motor.
mum! NEW YORK. April 1 (Wall Street.
1:30 p. m.).——The market
I
Want during the midsesaion.
Depecnlties particularly reflected the
marines the mam
he’ absence of recent pool support.
they meet with 31mm comparatively firm.
WALL SETREET, Close
{ Steel, General Motors and on. led
mmf‘xaam m,t§efli¢fllr&fly of 1118'de
3 ' hour, but prices eased moderately as
closing was steady.
Mg no the Stock has“ to
pools or the brinh or seem. or in- 4" ”mm the “m“ ”hm
several of the pepnlar ateole, equip-
ment: and motors, .
Within SUSPECT HELD.
emigrants. Ohio, April 1.63
connect in the murder of eleven-year-
old Frances South, who m slain at
Adm, a wont go. was hold at the
When it. come- to swimming it
would seen: that the euulrrel'n educa-
“huntngonelfltbq‘mgn.
“WWW-twin.-
Syl'nnia; the m m.
early today.
.Mr. Stewart has sold hie property It three pence head 1
4 or “on, and Deputy Sheri! new»: Local dd The State is
60,000 were w“ . m C
whitebait-hubs!-
eey, m the the suspect ail-inalie-
my “Illinois were not moon-inn. mgiaMomonthodayotthem
They usually occurred in the West. der. "
leased following the murder.
”@ATE Pan Am.
animals Vail WG—1 NJ
rolling, grey sea of m IUD-BED-
plied by all the (crest regioru for
miles around. ' l , ‘ m
"Away they went. over farms and 3:? fumes? m?- b: fill
prairies and through the sweets, oon- Supreme Allied Council.
cumin; everything in their tan territories mm! M ‘w
"" "m withthe exception «mm
which would be left under Ranch
‘1
river or stream interrupted their u.
ward course. It mattered
amt II“-
-—cm it me, meat. “I m bl (ht contemplation. .
mm to migrate. The Ohio has
been the. serene of many such croco-
Um nan-twins at its bank,
those landingtbennnwouidmup
Norwalk poet-once.
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April l (well Street, I 4m m
Vikocky Moon
mfilmm‘ raven roe mug
Iwere only occasionally quoted, but.
Crucible:
«immeempercent. The W
aspect Pool activity was limited to When sober. howaver, Sh» '1
home or John Crawford, same “we: mm etude t .r
8 Mason county. one mile waster band’s threats 0mm”
W
Winthmped’sheneatn“
man had hem arrested his! nos:
Lem
name. April 1. (Hanna-A mm“ an.’ writes .3- h
All AM‘ihadaoeldlnmycheolul'
little thenl An outlet to the Block no. new
{how wide or how deep this rim ”)0 provided by the ‘
;mefllbomtolincdidne {wwww
non-ow. Good Friday, in the South and whooping crumb-4 ~ '
‘ Ctr-pounded.
w- must and _
Infill team: out to
m
m "m lws norf. .4
per unto“... It ll
shower-y weather in the
We] (ll-hints. The .
Several plaice:
inch or rain durin‘ the
Mr hours. the groom
8.64 inches at laugh“.
temperature is ridng ..
the Mlusioempi riVer we“;
mine. _ «
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. F‘THER.
ST. Loris, Mo. April 1.
Woogluecghniade numerou-
om , at an tar
,Urnla m3? ash.
{my toe-u, at the git-r.
time of flatulence. "
11m: Wwflock April u. m ..
, Mrs. billion Woodloot. ‘
,the girl, and also under ~
‘ husband's death.
“drank heavily and
lnlnmce at intoxicanii
ed attempts to attack
had:
t
g.
be regretted his m an!
“Thom“, L to Ursula. IN 3 “
o r who also killed
Thine: P. Broderick, tour ’ "
has dedahed also shot W . -;
fend he honor.
On one occasion, In.
«to. she visited the .. .
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the dinette closed.
W
was. Woodloek and the girl
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t
f’coum not atom 70 W
~ ‘1 mmfiumdl'
*1 had heathen-e (KINGS
wind
309 83me avenue. N. ::
It would cane M‘TM‘
9) Honey and Tenant;
monimm I ,.
‘3.” lay-nobleman“
imabontthhnm_
and down and swarm into neighbor-
ing m: but finally, in spite of being
perhaps. the most indifferent swhn-
mers in the ail-oi world, pressed
from mmwmw-atMuii
y We thy took tol
water. They rather wait. than
swim, with only their one! out 0:
Wm. Hundrudl a the number;
drowned. and their Mama}
1
‘ Smell. One
lSGSQ-Bouhn-Bo. Fox
.7 H w-
neared together floated don; the: fins—Cg: in e
stream. Thornton-rump Theron
nary. andmemybemedwnh'
the migration of the We." a
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--c. J. Hintz’a Store will too open at
day “Friday, Closed 6 r. mama-y.
act
‘HEAR THE NEW RIMDS AT
tuber! Murphy.
Lambert. Murphy.
Lodge. South Main Street, next Mon-
day evening. There will be many at-
;tractions, including music by a first
t-lzus orchestra. free dancing each eve-
On account or the (inference in
time in Norwalk and Stanford. the
members of Ophlr Chapter that intend
to visit Rose Mary Chapter. Friday
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nine, artistically ut‘ranaed booths
with many fine articles for sale, buffet
lunch. entertainment programs, etc.
The fair continues seven nights, one
night, will take the 6:06 o'clock train
from the South Norwalk depot instead
or the 7:02 train as previously planned.
from interest manifested in f'orwalk The town of Putnam. finding ill?
and virinity there is no doubt it will light saving a (an ure. has rescinded
-
that
its recently passed ordinance on
question. and have gone back to
Eastern standard time. Business ma-
and tarniers protested against the
daylight saving proposition.
be the most successful ever held.
-The new victor records for April :0
on sale today. Look over the best in
our tonights adv. and if there is any—
thing then that you would likens to
save for you~aCall us up and we W“!
do so gladly. Donnelly‘s. in“. So. Main
St. Call 195. '
James J. McKieruan. for many years
core-taker of the Town Assembly Hall
building. is confined to his home on
Herbor avenue, with a severe struck.4
Mr. McKiernan was stricken yesterday
3morning while on his way to consult
‘Dr. Tracey. While not out of denier
he is somewhat better today.
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{Rotten Montgomery, special delivery
,clerk‘ter the first Districtfeet 016cc,
'rlding a bicycle, collided at the come:
'0:qu and High streets, Martha
.‘athernoon.with a delivery m amen
.by Howard C. Godfrey, employe of the:
'Amlcan wa moreee compote”:
g ‘Momit The (rent wheel;
Grand Opening 01'
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" firm necks Avenue. . ‘ ., , ’ ' link.” m escaped Muriel-s.
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