42. Arm 16. 1930.
.ohn nuts, or the Norwalk Supply need mention only one our and
Shop, is a visitor in Stamford tony on crushing humiliation that came to tho‘
business. , old ‘man——the titiliatlngly melodious
: Fncss Tribe, No. 26, rmpqgmi onion“; that they had eon-ed. “Adults
:dpr of Red Men, 15 913 ing to cele,°mY-' was manhndled by nine pet)
’hrmo ils twenty-seventh nniversnry pie out obten, and Chat”, and stran-
on May 18:31. / ' ggied. until it became “ad-nits only."
' The trial of} Nicholas Nil for non-fiTh‘L blow 119?“? caused me Did man
' 5.1mm“, charged by his “rife“ is to be a stitch in his Ierminology.—(.artons
. held tomozmw morning, in the uptown ‘ Magazine. ' .
:court. Atxorney Genuario will rcpre- ‘ ,
Sent the defendant. » {PRESIDENT "ORAN ;
EXPRESSES REGRET,
I “T“ mm” “‘31“- 1‘3““ “L‘- NEW HAVEN, April 16.——-Theodorel
G. B. Coiyar, of Colyars Shoe Store. Vail was a director of the Southern
AS IHE I WIG IS BEN I SQ
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attended the Retail Sh’oe Dealers’ corr New England Tele hon ‘ * '
vention, in Meriden, on Wednesday. .Upon receipt of '3’“, :2 3311325; 31" .
Mr. Colyar was the only member of (mm H. \.r_ Thayer, President a the‘L - I ‘7 I I - ,
the local dealers to attend the meet'lAmex-jcan Telephone ‘nd Telex...” i D SA mG—YES—B Q 3
ing. - Company: the following mmge was ~ : .
Y ' ' Child ' th T 'g‘ ‘
It we rumored about the First the sent 1; J3, es '1‘. M .. ’ .
trict todsay that the lndian Motor Cvcle ' "To: wlfim Dex-80211:; {fi$¥:m- 3
Are hiso; her feet helm: properly fitted to shoes or are they beimr cm
out of shape in‘short shoes that wilLdevelon bunions. ingrowimr nails. etc. "
.1;
.r Your Quartets Or‘Duels
.
:Company was looking at the Lamb, puny Join” me in expressing sincere re-
lproperty, comprising about four acres. gret and profound sorrow. - He was a '
in Main street.with a view to erecting wonderful man and a great lea‘en" 4
a big factory there. .nk _
Fred. Scheidler, driivinghglttnveymiio. PThe Best Selenium—A Want Ag,
3’ ~e cried to the 0 set " m ‘
out»; of jitney xii. 34. mm into law roux. nw nvnnarm
his car as it. was parked in front of HARTFORD RAILROAD -
the Boston Store and dmued the ra- . ,,
diator, mud-guards and head-lights. TM???
The accidcn occurred this morning at m: .... .. ——
U Corrected to t. ', lath, 1920.‘
I (la-Love‘s Old Sweet Song. _
t 9—An Old fashioned G,.rden in Virginia.
. Liberty Bell. ‘ ,
58—Pickaninny’s Lullaby.
«’- 54-Don’t Write Me Letters. .
8—W‘hose Pretty Baby Are You Now?
93—My Own United States.
S—Mighty Like aRose. .
r: ilver Bay. }
M My Hawaii.
,t 1—Come Back Home. ’ >
,: 'Z—Mother. Here‘s Your Boy. ,
,. '—-A Sweetheart of My Own. _ .. . ' i .
3-! --Just a. Word of Sympathy. ‘ ’ ,_
WE WILL GLADLY PLAY THESE FOR YOU. Ask t
1'“-
THISVIS‘YQU‘R ROBLEM '
7:30.
Sex- cant Gibson and Oificer Jarvis ’ ' in; _
Murragy arrested John Mulvoy Thom- SOUTH NOR‘ us 0 NEW YORK.‘
as Pagan, Jr.. and William, . ullen A. M 1.
for intoxication on the streets of Nor- 512 -1, , . , . I" Monday),
were. yesterday glam... ms, ,. ,Tbemcn. -3541“ 5:18."? a. , 1:09,. 733619,
wemreleased on m1, the trialbeing hi;- 6-“2‘ - - W 10:33x, 1
postponed from this morning to Sat- l) i“- ,12‘ .. ‘ ,
urday morning, at nine o'clock, in the 1111': £3593}, firmz‘d only),
uptown court. Attorney Genuariobas 6: 06 . 6123):. ...1. v. :x_.-27x. 5:52,
L . [been retaine¢to defend Menullen. ' x, - X (Pt‘n- u :. o:_50, 7:02x,
Do you want your growing son or doubler in years to come to tell you that you _‘ " ’
are responsible for her crippled feet. . - wt or. m .-
Let UsFit Your.Child, Then You Will
.__.-.. -- - _ . mm. .3 m 1,0,, g; ,_,.,,...,_.,,,.._....,........... Be Sure bf Correct Shoes
. , . . 1: mo Hotel at _ , : - , ,
A large number of cases of measles ‘6'15' and the man“ 8 a)?” M.Stl12l'03n ‘5: (Saturday only). "
v ! .
. . , ‘6,“ sham x, 1.05 1:43, 2:1 ‘
Buy NEWS are reported in hot-walk at the ‘pres- An "Apmvumnmny was held. last 3:00. 3:30; 4:05;, «55:. 5:15; 5:2? ,
amt time. Many children are absentl :11 in the go of the l‘ii'St.8:008. 6:03 7130! 8:101 ' ”"001:
',from school for this reason. ,Egg‘rnegz'auonnl cbm'ch. Norwalk, IS I 11:15:, ' ., :’. - : . - .
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Iowndes and conclusion to the series 0‘ B‘h‘e iec- ’ ”‘33. 4%
children and Mrs, Lena. Gates of Nur. tux-ea which have been given by Rev. A. M.. 12:10:. 6: . 8:00x. 9:001. .
' them. ; .
' ’ —-Svec's JazZ' Music for , Elks 7 57' 19'?!" Sunday 4‘“;
Fair tonight and Saturday. A. M., 1:18x, 5:42}- 5:48x, 8-50
Pride of Court Narruk, Companions 9:1”, 10:33:”, ' ' "
of the Forest degree team. held a re,- p, M, 12.03. 1:11x, 3:45; 3:1“.
*hearsal, lust evemng.-in 9 4:3“. 5:5z,-6:23x (Penn. Sm), 7:02,
tor the trip to Stunhrd on Blonds! 1:59;, 3:1u, 10:01:. 10:0, 12:37:,
night, where they will inithte a. lane
.‘L’u ..
class of candidates in the Clrclo 0! NEW VBRK TO CCU-TH NORWALK.
16 South Mam Street n... W, A m,” 0, mm... 9...... .
. .- lar meeting of Buckingham
(G. A. R., is scheduled to take
‘ this evening. in the rooms, at 25
.StreEt. ‘
'~ enoe Tribe, No. 3,
..
walk spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dr. McGregor during the past winter. 1033:, 10:45.! (Penn 8111.), 10:503.
Improved in the Raymond Brothers building we old ondfiew Testaments, and o 10:00. 11:15:
.. rc.
100mg, on Main street. .aucmceiof the Ladies of 0_ n, s_ the Bible. class. A large number we
. , The Hamilton . t e order 01-..“! 11:58:.
~ I St Telephone 1413-4. .Snop. f1 eshmems being 1‘ .
_, d _ , 11:1k.12:2.6x.1:‘18:. ‘ .. 1 . . i
4 Cities an towns m Connecticut Washington street, has asked the pol- _____,______._—.———«- * V »
‘ . . . ., , , 1”
"~ ”Deepers" have suffered their Ice authorities to take cummal action “ADULTS ONLY. ”0:19. 11:10x. 11:58:.
‘while we shiver and groan over 10‘“ boat, is YeDOrted as having been the world is still living. »l rarer 10 11:1“?
‘ Assembly Hall, Grace Brothers’» carried a twoand-a-half horsepowerionly?" He is living in ,Weehnwten, Daily. *
t 1055 Wednesday morning the Tristram 62v Hyatt‘s include more of has to live-w‘llh his daughter, Mrs. P. M., 12:20x, 3:431, 4:33,
ISO. Main Street. Dr. ‘M. J. Perry of exquisitely embroidered underwearlsucceedpd. in surrounding her rather A. M.. 112th. 4:422. 4:53x. 7:55.
.6 Central Market, of Wall street. wAmerir‘an Legion Bull. Armorv, To- fourteen_ to Millie, who has just start- 4333- 5136K. 5311‘. 710311- 9318!. 9,135.
’Conduct the meat market there Everyone agrees hosiery _
Daily.
best to be had for the. money any-3i“ the talking mach'mc. This. when}
meeting 0f ”‘9 5990““ district table and a. comfortable bench Whit-h late Kaiser “Wilhelm. . Therm intern-l ' ~« ‘ -
ght. 'lhe inn-”use in “gluing, and the other ls attrmcting much attention tacks of acute nerve strain lat. with-'
t be included in the July bills. im- porcbes and summer cottages. Tllings did no, go a great deal Set-1 ‘-
necticut Carpet Cleaning Company union: the big advertisement of Oscar was made m Rockford the yea,- ”1).,
d quartets or’duets on your rec- meats, fowls, fish. vegetables and salad
. k on, the ones that appeal to 3.0., closing time tonight are sure of deliv-
, truck tied up ”amp on Wall town police that several loiterers were
stalled in from, of Rogers & Stev— tram-e to the Commercial building and
.. beams from the load on the truck,’.larvis Murray investigated and‘i‘ound
Jargains in Velours. \V. O'Brien. gadministeved and no further trouble
' lhert Phillips, former Secretary of “The Human Relation in Accident
‘ with his mother and sister. has is better equipped with personaliiv and
roved. He goes out riding consld-,1 on 11315 topic,
' .
Theodore Mead m Georgetown. The‘Apocx-ypha period was the time . M., 12:70. 1:031, 3:35; 5:02.
Arummaqe saieia in progress today intervening between the writing 0! 5:25;. 65:00:, 7:05;, 7:30; 8:103, . fl ‘ ,
, of Red Men, will hold their reg- , made byi. . , ‘ ., «- 1,
:weekly meeting this evening, in “0"?- “ 351111181011 Street, under the study of this time has been . ‘0; N ORW ALK To NEW' HAVEN. ,. ‘ ‘ .
. » t evening. and. an 9550?! ‘ * DI y., e ' ' in ‘
~ ts Cleaned andColoI-s Renewed w—Just received second shi mem present las es and re- A.-M. - ; 4 31 . . so .
‘cut Carpet Cleaning Company, ltpril Victor Records. 9 ' of, bio time was spent. tun . 5 5 , 7 5. 9.18:. ‘ 10.20:. > . _
. P. ‘M. 12:10 1303; 3:35: 5'08. ‘ ' ‘ ~ '
. . . . evening. . .' .' . . ' .' ‘
HaAv enlagopgdagggxghi sltltvifilge. Alleaing he was assaulted by Martin __E‘g, stove. nut coal. Kurds & 5,20, 6.22x, 6.51, 7,071, 8.401, 9.24x. , “in . .V
p -. r ’ y 8' 13' Grace, learold Lambcrson 120
‘ 03“" Sunday. ,
rt saving daylight on that date. A. M., 12:26x. lzlsx, 1:43. 9:18x, ‘
. - _ .
m'onal third freeze and are as ju- againstuarace; , It is not generally known ”‘3‘ "‘9‘ P. M., 12:12x, 13:07:, 42411:, 6:32x. . ll treet
' as ever, then let us be optimistic The Della, a 5‘31“?“ ‘00" flat-bob author of the most famous saying in 6:48, 7:07x, 338:, 8:40x, 9:24x. ~
:0“ bills. ,stolen or drifted away from the float Adoniram C. Cooleyflsh. who origin- 7 . as“, - V '
ANCING SATURDAY NIGHT ‘OF the Norwdlk Boat Club. The boat ated that epjgrammalic saw. "Adults new HAVEN TO 80. NORWALK.
aestra, Extra music, Ei ht Musici- engine. and is painted battleship gray.’ - wm be glad to knoW. A. M., 12:10x. 4:42x, 4:53x. 5:50.
. g and, my readers . .-
.with Cathedral Chlmes. New arrivals in the suit section at -has reached his second childhood. and 6:45); 6:00, 8:30; 91(1):, 11:00x. 5 36
.: x;
'1: left a nine lb. daughter git the those popular Polo coats. stylish sulls.¥Susannp — Ignnox, whose husband 5:40, 6:11); 9:181.
1c of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith, of separate dress skirts and a new stock Intanui‘actures the soap, and who has Sunday.
. in attendance ,i‘rom the Philippines is another big ai-‘wim a. brood of eleven bright 51139' 3330):. 914135. 11:00._ . . .
Buy your coal at Farris 8: Gans. traction at a nearby counter. lpy grandchildren. From Eddiv. awed, , P. 'M., 12.20x. 1.98x, 2.2fix. 3.43x,
,, 16339511. the s!on-\:10w OCf‘upied by nitbt. Be Sure To Come. I9.1 to walk, all eleven childgen “28.11:“:-
s ‘- . 'z) . h.n-' _
er .s. 1 we}, on llti‘ super and that the 33"“ on title grogoskuoin t‘ 1:053“: SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURV. .
ti f ,g, of th “)th month !for men. women and children. offered :father 31‘0“] e ' ex ti .3” urpose .
he Emil-é" of sue rain-fraud are 3‘ Th“ N- L- “l‘m (“’5' 5‘0“" 3““ "19'5”“ con'ribu‘o‘y m ' p 9 A. M.. 6:11. 8:27. 9:59;: (Pitisfleld). -
' - ' 3 ‘ -- " ' , ‘~ P. M. 12:54:: (Pilisfield. Saturdav .
, . l -\ m . . v I 1 -
"fin?“a”,1,2“liltngoghrn:;fi;;.lEllzsccfigigd where. and for this reason the hosiery :brought home on m?.fd‘3,”md°;ni Gig; ‘ only), 1:27, 4:39): (Pittsficld). 6;.29. O
’ lmes A: llotclikkt on litter “fall section at 5'; \Vusliingion SH?“ ’5 “L ,plnn, was a bead ! u “lira Fp ed lie Sunday. - V ‘ m. u-
.Tbe we will continue until ways a ‘pry busy place. See advc. ’Sufpfoxitngsabi‘ w‘illhenfutheiss illelrtlrv A‘ M“ :2" r r ' ' - '
.. . . qr. . 1,. ,a -- .:"'Z. . ‘ '
"ow' ' A “0“] .omhmation of a hmskfasl scissgr, it was a perfect example of P"" 10' ‘ 1° c
trical mmmissmnem “'1” be held ma“ mam” be converted from one to lions alone gave grandpa three at-t , ‘ ullt BeSt
rates of tho South Nor-walk in a show wmdow of the big fux'nituro . . . . . , 3" g a Is
' . ~ ,~ .,., . . . ., . _ - . . resulting indigestion ,took ‘tl rec years, ‘2 , .
. t “em. mto diet. }Cbl(-l‘ll&,\, and stow of Raymond &. Son. it is ideolofi the old man's life. , . ER I n
arpeis Cleaned/and Colors Renewed Doshite zlulays due to tho labor con- “.1; with the colonial highboy. which‘ A personal‘ conference as *0.
T Cedar St. Telephone 1413-4. F. Svhultze is replete with a 10»: lis' her heels were discovered. and which
-' re "on “ishng that vou had some Cf all “"5 "f meats, fresh and CUT‘Cfi
s 6,, the list in our tonight's adv. specialties. Orders received before
. let us th them for van. Donne}. cry the, first thing Saturday morning.
-, 16 so_ Mai-in fit, ' Complaint has been made to the up-
eet yesterday afternoon, by becom- in the habit of hanging around the en-
'. Sergeant. J. Harry Gibson enlist— ”1“ Eagles‘ Hall doorway, making re-
the use of a trolley car and one of ‘marks to women passmg by. Officer
.. pushed the refractorv car into the offenders to be the same parties in
=2ter street. ' aeach instance. A strict warningwas
Cane: W. O'Brien. ,iis looked for, a court trial being the
': 323,138,323}, ‘Hatsir \V. O’Brien. gultimntc end 01 the. next case.
e. who spent the winter in New Prevention" is a problem of vital con-
]: city at the Manhattan Square Ho- eern to every working man. No, man
1.. at his home in Stamford since experience than Mr. Noonau who will
il 1. Mr. Philips‘s health is much address the Rally to be held Sunday,
.1y_ pass up this opportunity. AphilSElON
-- Quality Coal at Harris & Gans. FREE.
You canno: afford tonot in the parlor, and to the lamp to. :
three hundred soap wrappers-«nut 11
just how this bank can serve,
you may suggest benefits. that
you never thought of. The at-
mosphere is friendly here.l
,Clareucc and the hatchet he got for
Christmas. by the simple process of
backing OR the four Well turned legs,
,retluced to a much lower boy. Fath—
,er. who did not sympathize with the:
old man in his affliction has as much
as he might have done. referred to it There are no {thu‘ You!
after that as the “Children‘s bureau."f
,
. re ways welcome. This is a:
but Grandpa lost two of his a 31
three ' .
remaining teeth on that occasion by" {bank of courtesy and semoel
overdoiug the gnashing business. ! u i ‘
And thus I might go on to show you‘ afar all ‘the 13001118 all the
how retribution never fails to be visa em” , ..
ited upon the man who tried to be too, -' .
jazzy in his eplgrams. Not that one? , ..:,. , .
should go -to the other exrieme. Thei 37!}; w
woman. for example. who coined the‘, ' r V
‘.
fl
*1
phase, “I just ”*love childnon. don'bti
you?”—-——you would naturally think she
would live to a beautiful old age. The . '
is, however. that she passed L
away in her fortieih year. I might 1
show you what happened to the what- i
0! South Not-walk.
)
ther gave ‘away with four thousand}
err—*4“ '
.l
0 were
NATIONAL BANK if
. 21.10558 ”152'? r
T e'st‘Stamps
500 FILL A BOOK
I. Feinsod, Department Store,
.
So. Norwalk. Conn.
13 Ely Ave”?
.7 srmonss‘mxvnnundweue ready withaoomplotoline oiLsdioI’
sod Children’sWeu'm; Apparel, Shoes for thew tomily. Gontl’ Fudlhina‘t. ‘
18660064303. Womnuyoumonoy. Itwillpqyoutovisitusboforobuyinc
elsewhere. Lowe said. before, One Dolls: ($1.00) here,
lots; ($2.00) .
w
, 1
'0‘ :;k=- CERWATE (3F VALUE
. .. ' it: (in: This Out Now. , ,
Presentm at. our store and by mixing a parallels: of
50c 01? orer. yon’will receive ~
J . , . 10 W Stouwo' FREE.
in addition“; the rcguhr'ond extra stamps on ales.
omens-imam. Goodforlachrerwn.
" 'rmon nm. was ,_ .
does the work of Two Dol-
e, Special Sale Ali'l‘his Week ' .
13 mm
.. . WNW Conn.
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