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-. in last avenue.
Wings have
_ ‘ Thu wife. Adeline.
{Kellen ,S'eaview
Auxiliary this afternoon.
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8. church.
b.”
“all...
fibrin. .
announced.
the St. fieorge Pulp
1113:, in the first district.
{bra busy season.
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-- from her home.
near the Washington
was questioned
9 her story to be untrue.
not argued. '
‘ ll gird soul
mm as?» we
been '
Wild D. Morrill~of East been
place. mining Mrs. Charles .Stuutlenmayer c.”
ingthe membets of the New
gentler mid-Week prayer serv-
;be held tonight in the ‘West
.sF’IIHk L. Long 01‘ Fall River
~ pale pastor of the Advent
~ M will lead the prayer
mt.
Wis took to the water
. we: the winter-long idle-
flle flats along the East Nor-
',&ol‘sement of William Kim-
othut‘xorwaik and Miss Kath-
We a! South Norwalk has
large of pulp was towed from the
harbor yesterday. to the docks a
and Paper
63-1186 80: baseball team. coni—
- or East Norwalk lads, is plan-
Manager
”ter, 85 Winfield sll‘é‘flt, is mak-
arrangemenis with local find out-
, wn teams for the season's games.
e Osborn avenue girl who dis-
‘ after a
and stayed over night in a
street
. concerning
case by the police yesterday after-
‘ She, Said she was "kidnapped"
three boys and carried to the boat
~imprlsoned. The authorities he-
rm. Christian «mails receiving
l treatment in the Marine Hospital,
Brooklyn. _~
I J. Arthur of ‘New York city has
spending a to wdays at his
”-"Prail‘ie time" place .
Mrs. Joseph Amend has been enter-
York,‘formerly of this town.
rs. E. L. Grout has returned home.
after a week‘s visit with friends an‘
relatiVes at Keewaydi‘n Farm.
“giggles Sexton 5)! Philadelphia. hot
.retumed to that city. after anoyin.
'a brief visit with his {algaernand otirtt
. e t eKewaydin or i.
might fiiggs End Fuel Company has?
accepted the agency for the Patton
Sun-Proof Paints, a neat sign nthor-_
iising these goods having been rm.
cently placed on their building. -. ‘
Clarence L. Scoficld. Burr B. \vmn-g
er and Frederick H. Hart or this tmyn .
[hay-t,- been serving as jurors in the su-
perior Court at Bridgeport tor tum
past'i‘ew (lays.
E. B. llimllcy. Jr.. has returned in
Yale. after spending a couple of \‘i‘C-FRF;
at home with his parents. .\-i:. mm
Mrs. Edward B. Hlndley of Mansfield
vcnue.
\Valter S. Humbert, formerly of
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Stops Hairy Coming Out:
Doubles its Beauty.
7!.
W0, 13:: dlv’ided among the
subsequently deceased, and tin-co
children. all or when lived in Done:
and Rmyton.
HOYTe—KRAEMER.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Hoyt of Grum- '
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{A few cents buys "Danderine." AI.
Mr an application of "Mdertne" 3'0"
can not find a fallen hair or any dand-
ruff. Besides every Tidir ‘sfldws new
life, vigor. brightness, more color anti
thickness.
Man’sfield avenue. who was engaged.
{in the plumbing business here below,
the war. and then went .to Phgdcl‘.
phia in government servicv, where he;
has made his home. was in town for
Ia [ow (lays: recrntly. l
A minslrel Show is in bi' LlV'W‘l by l
the lmrien lt’irp lleptti‘tizicn=_ April ll“.
The present. manager. Stanley C'.
{Whitney is proving proficicnz in pm-
ling his mcn through ”:0 rt‘:‘“.~', .v;‘.'
a good Show is :ls‘sm'r-tl.
Another automobile truck was
stranded with a broken clutch, the
suit of the terrible condition Tit;
Poet road horn. from early Tuesday
A
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L-
Wright. who spent the winter in the
Davenport,
R0 WA YTON 1
Miss Susie Soofleld of Rowayton
ms i-w‘n adtlml to the staff of operat.
2.3a: aha Doric-n ZelvplnlnP exchange.
.‘ir. and Mrs. Charles Clifford
1'}; 3.43m l"_"t!l.‘l'u .l to their Tokencke
mine for the season.
‘The final accounting of Deodate S.
administrator of the es-
mnn avenue. Cranbury. wish to an’
gnounce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Blossom Hoyt. to
Harry Kraemer, son or Mr. and Min.
Christian Kraemer or South Norwaik ‘
The wedding will take lac-e in the
early summer. Miss Hoyt is employ-2
ed in the «Rice or the Crofut & Knapp‘
Hat Company. hue Mr. Kramer is a.
machinist in the employ of the Bub;
lard Tool Machine Company of lllack‘j
rock.
v-_..&.-‘_._.‘.
JAC KDEMPBEY To cw: up i '
M VIES FOR A REAL BOUT;
CHlCA 0, April 22.—-Jack Dempsey
signed a contract, yesterday, for his:
first light since he won the wofld's
heavyweight championship from Jess'
Willard, at Toledo. lut’luly 4. l
.1an Kearns, h mgnag‘ar, did the;
actual sign! wi loyd Fituim-‘v‘
mons, a B Harbor, Mich, pro-131'
motor, for a'metch at the Michigan re—‘
sort on July 5. 5‘ ,1
Dempsey's opponent will be chosen?
within ten days. Fitzsimmons already
has opened negotiations with Fred i’ul-
ton, Billy Minis and Bill Brennan.
BALL MM: Posrponao. .
BOSTON. April 22 (Nationall.A § .
New York-Boston, *postponetl; wcl
grounds.
a Store.
We want you to be
“perfectly at home”
here. When, we don’t
_~ ' use you just say so.
pieIf you find our goods
fit to your liking- bring
z. back. We’ll thank
on.
. We think we can sat-
,ifiy'you'and will try our
1er best. Our stores
' this agency being part
. the United Cigar
in: -; Chain) handles a
mmion customers a day
Mice. We must know
‘ a ' the people want.
0m townspeople are
different. What a
‘ DeODle a day
is pretty‘ sure to
‘v: ~ - your preference.
To prove all this is so,
. try one 0 our cigars—
orexam e:
Ricor‘o Cigar, all
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With all purchases in
, Agency -— Cigars,
. :~‘ -~, Tobaccos,
.. fies, etc.--there is an
thee -of United
Itiflcates exchange-
for hundreds of ar-
which every house-
” good money
.,,mium List
' they are.
‘ w m-
e all
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List whethe
with us or not.
Rese “nfeld
theUnifed Cigars Co.
orth Main St.
- 1p SHiELD is
ghoni’éu how
near we can .
f toexj
é friendliest kind
. , from 8 cents up
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Wis., 158,593.,Jncrease ~0;591, or
' item. 3
it
111,-:
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‘ “it Md» ”.039; increase
or m r em. _ / 1
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W,“ '6“. r
amen.
’ :1 quart bottle of Sterling
.. Vm
“gr-3 ~ I Norwalk Radiator Repair.
,' m mu fmlmg ”an: in: and Automobile
order to see with comfort? Exchange
; do. you need a. pair of‘l'HAMER's Tel. 954. 26 Main St.
m - _ Norwalk, Conn.
WANTED
T H A M E,“ .§*"::°':.:;.:i.Shirts; "3,9“;3
c am.
New Ho—evccmb Ford Rfidl3t015
‘ $2500 and $30.00
SecondHend Ford Radiator. A'
way: on Hand.
All \N;'k Done Under Goal-ante:
67“ bone " M M.‘
S? Atlantic St, , Stamfo
t
rd J
W. cm. a 6 run. Daily.
STERLING ..
No stairs ’to climb. All on ‘
t
if
Cal Living Cools with a back-yard
J
“Lamont.
Furniture Polish. $1.00 v1
M... . Furniture ~ Co.
ear ,
Spring Cleaning Time Furniture Necessities
F urmture, Linoleum, Rugs,
Refrigerators and Rang-es
one floor.
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THOR ,
WASHING l
MACHINES :
On Easy Terms
$1.00 Down
$1.00. Weekly
COUCH HAMMOCKS
‘ ' ' ' . '3'th B‘xv t'n‘v. ffi‘,‘ Tater df .
'11:. float «lupin in Groom Not-walk. ranging 111 pm 512.0010 .12 ,
y not‘be enough to to around .
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Oil Cook Stoves
“""Ttx‘c Au? rustic “The
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New Perfection Blue Flame, two i
but oil cook stoves on the market. C7: ’39 had here any size.
Would ulvhe a prompt purchase as the 511]"ny is limited and '
the price! are going higher.
Makes beautiful floors for any room in the.‘
house. Our stock is complete in any color,
style or pattern. lidsasurecl and laid free.
night until. nearly noon V‘Vcti‘nwsnrrx'; init; at“ lift} PM). “'illlam ll. flavor: Cut “flag costs gall a-lmck-yard.
This machine was left under me i'ml- |‘-_ >=tl i' M: ”1‘9“ filed m the “ma. ,
She I'Oad bl‘lilflii- , . |
Harry l. Lownde s of New lorkiw .-. --
City. has been spending at four «laysfi
at the home of his rumours. Mr. :i‘l'l‘
lMl-s. \\'. l. Lowmlcs of Maple swarm. = ;
lHis young son. Bobbin. is sendin: “I“ I h
iwoek will: his {:rnndpnwnis. l ‘
l Thr- motion picture (‘Yllil’ll‘lth- ! ;.
which are to be given 1 iii?- town Emfi‘ l .;
t‘iltll \i'mluculny and Friday by A l lei
lGrronimo. the proprietor of Us ii»! l'
lhamhra in Stamford. our-:2. «i ‘ ' l 3‘
sniahi will; "The (inrtinz; of .\ll::h." .fl‘ij
’tizhl-roel prmlm-tion; t . lf-i
, 'l‘lw.most enjoyable motion ph-‘tnwf l
we! shown in town \\‘il> “litib‘. ll‘.\l_. “ i‘
iin the 'ttommunily exhibition in i“ v.‘ r , / » "
'school Monday niau. l‘r-r.) rm}; \'~- ‘
,pvrtetl from New York aura (lulztgul; l
[by the strike lrmxsporluhon llll;l"‘l" l”
Mics. hut “Opportunity." the pinur. ‘
lshowing !l:.- won-z of the "'m'. HEN-t" é
ill'iilll‘ schools. “.l‘l received “2'11 :rrl -'
l'm‘vSt. 'l'ho ivnluro zth \lz»:
night will be "lWr-kvns' (‘vrcui 1-2;.,....; ’
.Ivtlons.” with Jack Pickford in The.
jlcmiing 1m. L. Thor‘s \i'i‘l 3‘,» " ~- ' "'5
Educational and travel lt‘t"l5 in :uia'vl
lion.
1 HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. 1
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l A meeting or all musacd v-l‘.za:.i.‘.io
ltiom was held yesterday mom" i:
{this meeting. Miss McCarthy .«t l
lnoumwi that the meetings of 1‘”: l
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;Clil.~ :md lims‘ 'iltru (“labs ‘.\"rl1l'l it I e 0' e
lliiSt-onllnund for the rest of the _\'r;u l
’Tlm class in thr- his'ory and Mom; of l l ’
xmusic will resume its work Wt-tlxm } 0
«lay mornings. On Monday monk-.. ‘ .
instead of having rrhmrsals of luv!
high school chorus. who senior (lass; ' '
will meet to practice their songs for: ({ VB” men Who." "at Pmr933‘
graduation. ‘ _ 0% religious most, if thcym
9033:5113? neffiimtnlgame o from spa-E Ruthenium Magma-lily
.. . . o nonow a ternnon perm mpg-a, that mar-Ry
m Ansonia. “pal-fly p [I at I l
A. short meeting of all musical or— orma . wy' union Ch 1..
gnmzanons we, 11,.“ in the nflembh.‘ and Vite! element in the commmiiw
ycsierday morning. during lln~ llhlzl vl life."
desk period. In place of thn .\i. um: I
mornllng rehearsals of leo wit-vol : Zia:
us, llf‘ scnior class will convan: .e: - PM I rch W“ V
that “n“: [O pl‘aCllCP songs l‘til‘ ElZ‘Il-g weascerw in a to “d .n ‘d um. “I“
uzitigln. illiissBMcCarlhy also unnmxn. .' .
(1 all) . -=
vmeet any liters-‘12)ifiizxslgfcu‘sfl 3"“ Put a church in_ a town And R m It once .
.hnn Wm m. m constant use rm- mm”, cmtp. cflnsplrauon for bet. ter “Mi-hem;- l' .
play rehearsal. The orchestra what and general community Improvement. ,
.t'ontlnue to rehearse every “'G’dnegj ) ' -
id?" armnoon, devoting their mm- m; l l at achurchmatovnundyouhmreloommunity ;
’ _p18cg_:g rm: graduation ‘ ~- where law and order reign, when the personal ad .
Ifurx‘iroofirttiicgiof‘t i-jiltneys will m. my“; : pro; arty rights of men and women In ed,
. .. r ' S) o accompany tin : Wire’s 11' ten raw train ' the 1M 3“ ‘5
lbaseball team to Ansonia (0m01'1'0v;.i' ”1‘“;de ‘. up ed m L ;
lTho ileum will leave after the fourth. 5 e um zteat. £1
DOI'lOl, in two inurintr cars a' 1'; r ' i " . - ' ' ‘
gAnsoniu about 1:15. .. . um 2;. m, an: .;.e cl't‘urch and you lull the Vorce um to can}, 1
H The musical clubs, Of the Franklin? Gummy cmlmg men ‘0 more mh 11m“ I
‘. unior Iiigh, Which have been my 311,-: i ,.,' I
flux in the High school audlttllium I L“. 1.19 Chard" and you an 9h. nerve 0’ your m
since September, will hold a concort.‘ ‘ ”nah" your colleges, your mm organizafion’ GM
will the High school hall, on sauna“; ever. of respect for government itself.
a ernoon.’ ' . ‘ ‘ A J
M]. Young, editor-in—chief of the; Ton-2y denominations,realizin¢that theprohlemel‘nol ' ~
Reminisclciiliae. has. been soliciting: ing them are too great to be uolved by any one th- ‘
gagesofott r2112?! 3;): Vlgshkt? purlchase a; nomination alone, are cooperating inagreatkrward
1930, *8 0° °’ “9 “W'- Campalgn under theme! the Interchurch World
It might be interesting for the in»: ve t ‘
payers of Norwalk to learn that this < '
3.9a“ graduating crass Wm consist or lilo modern business could-lure madeamorebcien-
nmet); young men and women This i~l tzfic aurveyot’tlletaskthantheaedenominations have
:1“; gagge'st‘gmdpafing clasg ma, , t.-_-;-= made. No budgets could bemore carefully drawn.
Ll t e institution. _ .. a You have the satisfactionoflmowingthntw‘ydnl-
The baseball fans, of Norwall; u‘m lax- you‘g’ive has it. post of 4 88w ' ' l
be glad to note that the ball team of? d uty to it n '
22o NiiH. fS. will play its first game, inl a m '
nson a, omorrow attornt‘mn at 3-1.1. u, v be: Amer!“ I
On next. Tuesday, April 27th, lumlr. E.<rydodarf_ora ter andabetterworld.
“:1.“ come to Nomalk and FM ‘ .m For an American when the ideals “WOW
311333,- On the “rm-d 5“...“ ground, a and LmCOln and Roosevelt will continue to grow
; _ - . strczrr. When your church calls on you intheoam
Report cards will be issued tomor-' pal" ° eek ‘ ' and ' .
row at the close of school. They are- m? w “0‘ April 25th ENE - Elva with your
being awaited with much anxiety. - as we as your I ankethunk
The cast for the senior play trill he.
announced shortly, Mrs. Adams, who ‘
Will coach the play, is \‘ne in NorWaik ' '-
8: tyo or three weeks. ‘ i V '
Senior dance, in the Htgimchool au-‘
ditorium, Friday, April 30th. Sterl-
iug's orchestra will furnish music, and
tickets may be purchased from any
Hggh school student. , I
CENSUS nerbnus. L ’ Q’fg
l WASHINGTON, April 22.9mm». ~ ,- ‘ ‘
u. q ‘ 7v :
handsome, eoonom- . ,_
In ell sizes; the telly' (W ldnd. Sanitary.
i“); the best 5011’!th my you Ever saw. Sold on easy terms.
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Norwalk Chronicler