RWAili
7 MW
5191' was moorcd ih
3'1'siez'da3’ aitcmoon
2(l ulnujv. “l illllH in. lflll-
of 1111' public float near
Street bridge.
.11 111111111 load the reg-
'1'1' rum-ling in the Ad-
.urch last night.
the (‘horal Union of
M, E church will be
111 in tlioparsonagi’.
.1 has been construct-
Havnn ”Railroad over a
the railroad off “'in-
-~————~
he Ignek- end with 10-
leted 111 the 1119911111:
Auxiliary of Christ
.5 1111 Social which “ill
V'Puesda) in the Sun-
entertained by Mrs.
C -0rn axcnue. and the
11-11: was done aftcr
ins.
fevenins. 111 the Xi:—
- ch. Van 7.11111 street
cKenzin. rector of
' scopal church of
-cl1 011'\V11_\'Cl11‘ls-
t Scaliptu! 1'11 ('llllf‘
a1-K1 mile VVill also
lowing 511111.111) evo-
- 5 mph: “110v: loll:
o All That Christiul
is to 1‘0111‘m'."
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Nt'll‘ Yolk city is :01-
opc'i 11": summer home
H15 recently spout sev-
MO1111- V1110 is outplayed
hotogmph g'ailelv is in
_on for 111111111 11 cubic
Company Hail, 'i‘ucs.
‘ ll. Peppy Music l1) De-
g 011111 option on a V'al-
51f propelt) in 1111 cr ntet
“1 and it the mopollv is
"-‘y an out of 111an
' deal for this senirm "hand
"--ch lo the 0011111: 1: MW.
rmalion will be obl 11'1:
a31111' 15.1111 1w:- ltltslmnd. J
(1's of T1)l\1'11"ké*. have
Jami. where she will up.
’ Garrick, in London, 1191.1111—
TZ'S. in 111': latest New York
1: Night in Romp." This
5 Taylor's first appearance
', 15.111211 she was appearing
,My Heart.“ ’She experts to
:Ociobel'. to open i11.\'ew
:a new play flom Mr. Man
‘= 1111111311
1} lting 191.1th (K here.
lGriswold has left his place
his and gone to New Yoxk
' wBradv has returned to her
f ’est Avenue, after a visit to
;I\'ew York city.
Waring of the Post road
has bought Mrs MarV Scan
ion on Noroton Avenue.
F. Filzpatrick‘s dancino- class
. a public dance tomorrow
» the Noroton Heights school
ssos Craig haVe returned to
e on the 0111 King' 5 Highway
ding the wintet in Brooklvn
e \Voodhall has returned from
‘nd where he sp1‘nt tho Wm
lsou' s Althea Farm.
.' 112 s. \\. i houndes of lVinyl-e
-a\ I. been entei 111111111. thei'
\Ix's.Cheslr'1 P “’ood oi
uaun and her infant. son
0-.—
-el.ho'lls' ladle.” Aid Society
'5. .1 5' ' at 110 11'madc (aim.
and candy Saturday. in the
ore in the. Schli chting Block.
to the upState school whioh§
-,nding after having spent the.
lidays at home.
i
crothv Morehouso has return;
c ‘2‘. . "Colicrm after‘having:
0 1' 11: c1 \ zica‘ion .. "1 home w ith'
1 t . Mr and Mrs. Alfred More
'5 P105 acct AVenuc.
anton has 1121an to his 1
at 1" iladelphla after enionnci
sprint: Vacation at home with l
or P G Sexton. superintend-
.‘Irs. Auchincloss' Kecwavdinl
.— (‘11 111911 19111111911 Monday to
eta; iz'l schml.ul1icl1 he is a* l
rt Springfield Mass. ..ftcr a
home 1'. lth his parents. Mr. and I
V. Cantrell of the Post road 3
sNorman has returned to his
at T’hiill- 1'? Ex etcr Academy ai’
riinq the Casts: vacation at
1111 his parents. Mr "and Ira
HNorman on Gracious Street.
menu
mm
traction will be Mnrsuerite
vBob’s Diary. one of Mary Roberts :11 on
1 3 works. There will be four
‘pix ~‘1nw'qfiavmntaw reelsA-a travel picture. :23;ch W3“ 'hflegogeam
W “9'1“? 1'. ala Mummies. ‘Onporiunlty" the lan Chlmggsgidalmw
“on Of the Connecticut? Trade mented a housing shortiéé rifled bad
My become mun! through suspen-
sion of building operations in the w'a’r
.and long draVVn builders' contracts
s'rlwlFono MAN oeao.
NEW HAVEN April 16. ——Ronaid
Schools and another on shad culture
showing the. Government fish hatch i
cry. 5
School Superintendent James F. Willi.
am. The prize scholars aret as 31;] i of the 0 Eli
' Manufacturing Company. died
here. '
laws: Center School
tirade 0; Georchodlrey. Lucy Pl
zick, Donald Burgesser, and. Fiorene
Geist: Grade .4 Dorothy Smith and Sar l -———‘-
ah Genistilrla'. spelling Grade 6 Helen , r.
Gafiney Hazel Malking, Margaret a}!
many and Alberta Mather: Grade 9,
held yesterday afte1- .
‘ of the church. The:
:Alia Perlman. 'Emily Bloom, F-lor
-y_ 1.1113111 she will under 1
he ere1- tin; r 01' $91 nelal l py returns or the day.
. .
.smce the outbreak of Lhe'
1111:5191 of N1 “ York 0511' 'moored in the branches of the Chicago
is employed at Dr. Howard-
:911. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar.1
Bell of Prospect Avenue has?
Twenty-four Darlen pupils attained /
100 per cent. records in various stud-
‘9‘. during January. Februnry m' Crawford, formerly manage lit the‘
according to reports 5“le made to Stamford (611's and Electric fo‘npxhy.
excl-nu!
Ge e Godfrey, Lucy Pleczick, Flori;
engggGeisL Albert Nielson and Dorothyi "5
Raymond: “Grade 4, Hazel Crofoot.
Marv Mason and Domthv Smith. We
Charles \\ orten. of 10" Iloights School Arithmtic. Gradei ' ‘
- ived in East Norwalk 6 Flancis Clenry and Ron“ Toms: 5,; Furniture Polish.$1.W
Grade 5 John ~Meehan; Grade 4 Fran-
clas \itlnnis. Junior High School: Ar-
ithmetic Clifton Cantrell.
__._..._.~._...-—-— —
i’EliSilNALS
A \‘f’ly pleasant suiprise was given
to Mis: Emma Palmer. \V ednescay
melting when a number of her Voung-
friends met at. her home on Ann
shoot in honor of hsr birthday. To
make it more of a surprise two ()i'
he: friends (ante about 7:30 and took
her {or :1 “0111.011 arriving home at
8 o‘clock all was. quiet until as sne'
entered the house. she was greeted}
by a room full of guests. The even .
ing was spent in music and gamma,
music living furnished by Miss Emily?
Bloom, one of Norwalk's young must-
Ciahfi The young people departed
for home about 11 o'clock saying they
had had a very enjoyable lime. Those
Present were the Misses Violet. Nob.
“9- Myrtle and Beatrice Ahmuty,
i.....”‘.aw ..'E-L m"mm'=w
«a
A
.4- .1:1:.ml ‘:. .
D.
(1109 Bloom Elsie Miller, Mabel Korn.
mea Palmer and Masters Arthur
Bloom. James Gaucher. Frederickl.
Mls. Plizabcth 1‘l1muiy and Mr. andl
Mrs.Wa1d Palmer.
.1
.
l
A Vcrv pleasant birthday party was Q
itendered, last night, in honor of Mrs.
Charles Horton at her home West 5!:
ed in. after which refreshments were
man 011. The guests departed at a late
hour wishing Mrs Horton many hap-
1311111111 111111131
. RENT 11111111131111
attempting to prevent rent profiteer-
ing; by_regulating increases in rates '
and by organizing a $100,000,000 cor-
poration to build homes and sell them
on easy payments. Meanwhile Clllca- 1..
go's flat dwollers have been forming g5:
unions to wage war on alleged profit-
eering landlords and committees in
the City Council have been investi- 1,.
gating increases in rents ranging up xi
to 100 and even 200 per cent
Several hundred families have solv-
ed their individual housing problems
by making their homts in houseboats.
CHICAGO, April 16.— This city is 6
. r35.“—
11ver. the Calumet, and lakes in south
Chicago. Once in possession of a!
house boat, the owner Only has to pay
$1 a month for the privilege of moor-
ing his craft. if he does not like his
location, he can move his home b'oat
elsewhere. Many of these boats coat-
81,000 each and have five rooms, par-
lor. dining-room, kitchen and two
bedrooms.
In some cases groups of ten’mts
have solved the root problem by form-
ing cooperative companies and buying
the apartment houses in which they
“The Housing Corporation, which has
been financed by banks and business
men has under consideration a plan
to build a r015; 01‘ model homes, in
'Grant Park on the lake front Exam
pics of mam types of standardized
homes would be erected, furnished
and surrounded by settings of trees
and shrubbery so that a prospective
purchaser of a now home could look
over the styles before placing his or-
der.
' Attempts haVe been made to check
,,
rent profiteering by cooperation of ~.’ ..-~ -
the Cltv Council and the Cook County
Real Estate Board which investigat— 1*
ed complaints and when increases.
were found to be excessive. advisgd ‘1
the landlord to withdraw his demands; 11$
111 general, the investigators have al-
lowed an increase of about 30 per. "
cent. over last year’s rentals.
Clark m Mn in” W School ‘ 1 5 " .
a?“ vent! limes came from Elwdb’“ new: 01;» tacks: at an: Nanak Radiator Repair-'
”’1 ”“3.“ “a " y ”W in: and Automobile
Exchange
25 mm 8t.
. creased salad were heard by Jute
Lawton. chairman of the school
&and Miss Julie: F. Sula-n. m.
it the Tncfiers’ Association." '
m gm their side in" the controversy
h‘ffimie constitutioi.
mung
Norwalk. Conn.
«1501?:an Fol-d Radiator. reg-r3.
condition, to buy or ex-
2p respondent
{or said that t
comb :dFord Radiator.
and later founder and an «5;; the matteru 3’
iquartbottleof'
Remy wire wooden handles;
regular 35c. Special ...... 31:
154: RAT TRAPB all i '1
With wooden back. 8mm, Ft ll on”
Heavy lasked, one place small
one ............... At 141: and one covered Phi-3 I“
WillARD POLISH very Inactive .
An excellent Polish for 1111111011.“.
'Mure and floors, l-qunrt
4-1
spring Cleaning Tnnc Furmture Necessities _
Furmture, Linoleum, Rugs;
Refugerators and Ranges
7.: 11A ’OTS AT 68:
1 filling. “'9' 90°“ quality *' wood block—aw oops Iinoleunpr
Fdr cleaning white enamel bath
tub- sinks, etc; He can. Spe-
.................... A! tun
no WASH BOILERS G” rue-no
For PM“
Right NOW! Housewives May
Save on Many Items of Necemgf
for Household Use
LITTLE £11"- ovum-11'
LAM
P .
Burn: narrate oilz‘ absolutely
‘a e an vent attncuve; .
”guilt 81.25.. ...... At Sc femur $1.00 min:
INVERTEO GAO "ANTS“
GM quail”; 150 value
................ .A 2 '11.» 25c ‘
29c wmsx anoous mm";
Good quality autumn. At 23c “"59" “9.5“"
CARPET near-ens "1
.............. 2 tor 25c
FRYING FANS
Me, ‘125..... .At 79c
PORCELLA -
Lamp
DRUNKING FOUNTS Silk covered. om good value,
Instr 98c-
.............. 1.2191- 27c . Gray enamel
All tin;l 79c cine ......... At 671:
POULTRY FEEDER M
For and] chicks; regular 19c.
Cunninllham. “’illis Palmer and“.
,Wud Palmer Jr Mrs. John PENN/11.1;
7
Cedar street. Many of her friends of
iNoeraik and out-ot- tOVVn were pres— .1.00 Weeld
lcnt. Dancing and singing were indulg-
COUCH‘ HAMMOCKS
11 Greater Norwalk. ranging in price 01200110 $11200. Buy now for later dc-
not. be enough to go around. 5
Civil Cook Stoves '
New Perfection Blue Flame, Fldrence Automatic—The two
The finest display 1
livery as there will
.-
11 ‘ .
HE‘SEYWARE m
MTCHER'I
Cdonlal design, mu .3:
LOX-W CURTAIN noon _
mks 01'me to no I: .
mas unit.
“I: an.
$1.25
Wish; 0! II! m
value.
3M
fieclal ....1-...".,
$1.25 FLOOR. RUSH“
11171111. aim-me and 12-:-
hnrdwood floms better!“ a.
5mm“
NO. 7 TEA KETTLEO
81.35
6—11.
Saturday ............. At 141: Bomrda!‘
25 Washingénsc, So. Norwalk5
11-113 STORE CLOSES AT 6 P. M. 8 ATURDAYS.
.- _ ..__.. -“w.._)_]_
A
HOSIERY
Tho' woman whocnnnotbenfiodfrlimthisvutoflooo
tion 111 fastidious indood. Thu-o on pure thread am. it
links and fincoottons, in black, white. oordovan, gray-add!
discolonthntfuhiondmnndLWedsohowann-w‘
broad moo! Mummy-1111180121 a alumnae
my best values possible independnble qual. Lies at anionic
‘ pm“.
“‘Satilhctioq Guaranteed” is our big selling-
«5‘ a . .. ~. mirror! 81‘
Can be had hero any size.
heat. oil cook stoves on the market.
Would advise aiprompt‘ purchase as the supply is limited and
the 11ch are going higher.
«s
Linoleum
The “Vainty” Pump
‘ A high tongue ribbontibd acuity adapted from the'
Frmmmmemianuhndervanp. Mount:
mind. LLtoD. ammonium
cRIPLET on sun: HOCKEY FOR WW
CC» 1N“ CALLY t9" BRACKEI
81 W3 shin zton Street.
STORE 01.0838 LT 6 DAILY.
C ongoleum
Neponset
‘ flakes beautiful floor; for any room in
house. Our stock is complete in any color;
' style or pattern. Mounted, and laid free.
“Camamm
1..
South Norwnlk.
.Nv5-
Do you want a noun? "’“
ifs-n you I. WEI tonsil?
2‘ youwnh‘ toinvest HONEY?
.Joald you bonow on 3101101011?
Do you require INSURANCE?
We can any: you. L.” “15-4
RAYMOND BROS.
So. Norwalk Auto Repair Co.
.___...1..
122 80. Main 8‘.
The Standard
Butter and Egg
Store
mac: & WRITE, Props.
Phone I”.
REPAIRlNG,-5 wacomd.
LloH'r TRUCKING AND PARCEL ocuveav
For! SALE
2 Ford Touring, 1 Buick Touring. 1 Buick Tam-11:1”, ‘1 1918.! Tan"
"’i‘Vorm Drive Ford Truck. cans For? HIRE.
In all sizes; the fully guaranteed kind. Sinhary, handsome, econom'
North Main Street'i
ical; thebentxortbemonqyon over-m. ldmcneuyurns.
m TABLE
1* ‘ ;...-th ‘ 'fn-r
Warm-1L.» 4» *1» ~5
" WWI-LEI:
1.0mm: cam.
ms was an cm
8. Special the Pound Box $1.00.
531111qu 11.1; '
T in} 1115- ,1 '5 3.1:» I"? r}
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