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': aDAY. APRIL 24, 193?.
wE‘. KEEF OPEN
q-TUFDAY NIGHT
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'L‘ST EECEIVED
SHIRTS
5.3.00
were bought
.311 and are today
wwiomble more than
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333 NEWS”
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rilen state, and all can-
11 must he rccistercd by
- 111111 it will be the duty
31:13.01) tn svize and desiruy
properly licensed.
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110': of F. ii. TTOlfiiiilS< 8;
llovt sun-r11. Norwalk, have
.1 baseball 11111111,:11111 Will
pinyin: for the season.
. 11:15 1101111 (3105011 111:1.na.g_
, .T. inn-son the captain,
.-.l-. :.1'1'~ l111--y anon-zinc:
- 1. ."-111-i Marion's Point,
is :ion 5111:.
'v. 30 cents a
1-1'011 at that
mi l()d:l}' that
l..~r-n:1“nu more
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1....10. of 11:0 Norwalk
T-i :1 moi-11311;: last eve—
1l :1 1.111- of sympathy
11f liu- 1:110 (‘ommodorei
'1-3]. Another meeting:
1:1 l‘1i13:1v m’cning, when
-.=. iii inf-ton or. the pro-
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liiui‘f.
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_ “ill-r siockinrtfi. $1.65.
' i-.~.-lm".< Shoe Store.
1.iil1_ of (‘lmsmut street.
”.13 is iccorcz'ing from
:04 roccivml this week at
i'm Rolluh liar Pompom.
arr-ct. 11o 11-qu on top of
1'. adjusting: a belt. when
‘ ‘imu-d. and 110 fell heavily-
ln his descent he landed
containing hat bodies.
_-: 1135 were fractured and ‘
1.1:1110 in the back of 11151
:1: given assistance by.
-‘1 and other employee at
. 1 hurried to a physician,
his injuries.
mloon side. and box pleat-
11-1 notice. Roth‘s Variety
'1' AVG.
' .—StraW-La Hat DYe
In All Colors
25c per 'bottle
-:-.on-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk
3.; sjoy Success
While Yet
. tonnes, Scrum, Figured snail)“-
gxtendcd vacation trip.
.to erect a $4.000 bungalow on Harbor
'View Beach for Louis S. Beers.
Ithe Baxter grounds tomorrow
i
_ his luck with the trout which
ted Swiss, Mar uisottel, colored
Madras and Bur pl; also a com-
plete line of made-up Curtains.
E.2K BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block
South Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Roodner, Flax
Hill road have left ‘Norwalk on an
—-Meus socks, 980,
L‘ONYX" filk
Keeler's.
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F. 0. Johnson has tahcn a contract
Mrs. _ M.
mic, has
days' visit.
J. O’Brien, Hamilton ave-
1'etu1'ned from a several
with relatives in Derby;
éMurrny's at Jazziand Dorlon's Point,
Tuesday A111 il 27 Admission 50c.
The Norwalk 31Club will hold 11
special meeting on April 28 with the
purpose of raising the yearly dues.
‘l.lody R'. Sturgis, 17 SoundWWpW
Terrace, has accepted a position with
the “'hite Electric store, W'ashington
street. .
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—Ladies fancy hosiery at Kecier's.
t
Fred Murphy, who has been spend-
imz a 111011117111 from his sludics at'
Harvmd.11ill 14-min 101110111111 {11 the
coming FeSwifln 1
Members of tho llospitai “'11th
Club wore cut-winincd yustcrduy af-
wrnoon at the homo of Mrs. John
Sherman, 1': Garner street.
—Best Quality Coal at Harris 81: Gans.
Baseball practice will ho hold on
uftor- -
noon at o'clock by the members of
the South \oru .1lk Knights of (‘olum 3
bus team. I
LeGrand trii'ccnwood. who has bot-111
employed at the Vl’nteihury agency"
of the Norwalk Tire and Rubber 00.3
has been tmnofvricd to the Cleveland
Agency as- its manager.
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—UmbIcllrt‘x and Canes. 'W. O'Brien. 3
Eugene O‘Mem'a. salesman and win-’
dow trimmer with Moan]. Brothers,
Torrington. for ninc yrm's. has accept-
ed a position with the Rom -l“~‘ &
Stevens store 8011'. h Ala-in street
About 100 itlcphonr-s 11cm put tom
pomrily out of cmnmtssion in N01-
walk yesterday morning by the
891' 91 e clectr ical storm. Bridgeport.
Daxion and New Canaan also 1eport-
ed trouble.
N50% and Dolby 'llats. \l'. O'Brien. .
A sen-node was tendered Mr. and.
Mrs. Thomas Mculone. at their new
home, 65 Putnam avenue, Inst cvening.
by tlmir many friends. Many vocal
selections 119a 1ender.cd The famous
Loo trio sung. Refreshments 11e1e
served.
Tomorrow evening .in the South
..orwalk M. E. cliuiwch the pastor.
Rev. John J.
“The Fouxth
HP will reic1 to Sunday movies and
kindred matters. The scivice
start at 7:30 o‘clock.
Sna1ely 11iii Speak on
Arthur “'aterbury, formerly of this
city, and now employed in Newark,
N. 3., is a weekend visitor at tin-
1homo of his parents on Elm street
Art is thinking seriously of trying
11"» re
ported to be numerous this Season.
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At a. meeting of the second district
commissioners. held yesterday
noon. the commissioners
Irving Jennings as the commissioner
to fill the unexpired term of the late
Stephen S. Hatch. The other district
loommissioncrs include Horace
Nash and D. Vfilliam Harford.
—Buy your coal at Farris & Guns.
William Hoffa, 8 Monroe street, was
slightly injured about the legs yester-
day afternoon, vixen a play mate push-
uutomobile being driven on South
Main street, by William Lynch. The
boy was taken to Dr. I. Ros'enthal' a of-
fice, the physician finding his injuries
to be slight.
Thomas Riley. Meadow street. has
res ned as special delivery carrier for
the outli Norwalk post office, to take
a position as carpenter apprentice
with Contractor Hodge He will start
his new work on Monday. Mr. Riley
Young
the stead-sure-suv—
2111K way; Ten to one
ill ‘ ‘arri’ve ’ ’ while
': {trim-’1 of yours who
50111:: short-cut is
(hiring up his-debts am!
i'nin'fing about ‘ ‘stal’tinl;
3:“ ‘- “1 over."
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has been auceéoded as post office car—
iior w Louis Caneveri, of East Wash-
, ‘ ington street.
-——Gord0n Hosiery from 390 to $6.50 3
pr. every pair a winner, at Keeler’s.
A special meeting of the City Coun-
oil was held, last night, at which time
two 11 members to the Board of Ed-
'ucation were appointed. Attorney
Jesse '1‘. Dunbdr was named to sue-
coed Harold T. Murray, and John H.
Henry was appoint spoceuor of
Alex J. nummler There was no other
business befori theh councilmen.
The “Social Six" card club ended
its winter session on Thursday night[
tb home of P. J. Kearney, Pros-
giant emvonue These wizards ot- the
Data WI
ter in a. “1163' tournament and Is the
museums“
com mantl- 3
win-W
- worn a» 301'
Commandment in 1920 " 5
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—Keeler's save you money on hosiery.
‘ new Sprin
iiiiL’r- :
annotn'ml 1
R.’
ed him in front of a slowly moving ‘
have bean at it all win-.-
’ Norwalk officially goes on Daylight}
sawing time tomorrow.
and watches in the city should be put
one hour ahead tonight.
A regular meeting and xehearsai of
the American Band will be held Mon-
11:11 night in the musiicans' headquar:
ers, in Norton—Main street.
——Carpets Cleaned and Colors Renewed
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
87 Cedar St. Telephone 14134.
Eugene Venn, six years old is raw
ported as missing from his home, mi
216 Main street. Local police have
been asked, as well. to search this city
for Chester Nichols 12 years old, who
is missing how his home, in Bridge-
port
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Special attention of Norwalk com-
muteis and users of trains is drawn
to the fact that New Haven railroad
timc- tables issued today and becom-
ing effective Xpril 25, show all trains
will be run on Eastern Standard time,
and not Daylight time.
Miss Susie Falasco, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Domenico Falasco, of Nara-
make avenue. Second district “as
married this morning, to Louis Santo I
son or \‘ii. and Mrs. Anthem Santol
1 Tierniy street The wedding Wasi
(clebralcii in a. New York Catholiti
church. ‘
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Canims of thr South Norv- uik pnst‘
office will next week, delivcl maiii
clad in 01 erails A vote. taken yester 3
day at the downtown oice showed all
majority of the or rriers to be in i'a101 i
of the innovation uthorization for the
ithflngt‘ irom the familiar gray uni-i
forms is gin n in :1 (iiculni' sent out
t{10m tho office of thc Postmastei Gen-
eral.
—Lnst Big Dance this Season Satur-
day night. Town Assembly Hall, Grace
Brohtcrs‘ full Orchestra with Callie
ldral Chimes.
All clocks 1
m Ito's.
Banish-find
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only
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macaw“. Conn,
Thalia”, April 22., 1920.
t
11d Summer
sort of
Not too aggressive,
l—and alive with dash and style.
a—mighty welcome l
silk threads here and there—they are really handsome.
unfinished worsteds. 3‘"
.value is great at this price of
l
w fig agwell as general wear.
Wesnit coats in. rich liéather mixtures.
Box coats with Skeleton- lining of silk—-
HOMBSPUN belted raglans in. brown mixmr’es. 113111131 for motor set? ,
mmm_mmm '
f°rmmflmw“:mmwumummmmm- 3.. "o ‘ .‘ I ~ 3 ‘
bile accessories atom. on any u the opening of today: ' " * ‘ . '
. 31mg; market Bifocal-1 nfndthiglsslgfl. B . k . . .
1'“!th ed on cmen o 1 " E?
110:; 1:11:19 Sgfigufiéh m night 31:33:13,: r‘evidgntly cxcuing invomble “1c Stutz Motor cars
it is reported that a vote was é‘nkenNto gfl::n::ten:l§n:m2 1th: 131553193131? 11:1: - . - .
$313321 ‘En‘ifii‘écé’fii’éfib‘é’t‘i‘i’é‘ 13.1.1.3 made b3. General M0 0.1 s. demkc ., West and Connecticut Avon, Normal; Don.
has yet been made. 81.1-111111berg.a ‘lo:ic§nvalzldl‘12:xll‘ 1:133 “ . ”
- iii: 3:11.11... 191i:aa1i}fi. .1... 1...... Agent for Shaler Roadhghter
-—Try Keeicr's for fancy 1109393?- lvtzglel Steels. lilalldwin 11:0: (1.. .xmeiyglcan ‘
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1! 51:2: 9:21:11: the? 3:" recolrd of 93, 1311’: Huang!“ I‘m’ ‘W'd by the we ' ' ' ' ‘ " ”‘50 PCT at
Charged with statutory n encas, 0: er” issues made slight improve- 0 .
iii: 3.339.233.3333 1.13%? 3?. me“- ___,__.______._ . ~ Tires, Tubes and Accessories
{1:13; 31?: c3331: figegudtgesGlegor; I? Herbe‘rt Winchester. Gibson court,‘ 38m sution for 0mm m and my.“ m m
Voshurgh.K1-ascko was fined $410 and,dri1~ ing an automobile out of the
costs, and Mrs Kovacs $2 0 and costs. Franklin street entrance of the Austin ~ m cm
Seveial witnesseywere heard Judge garage, yelterday afternoon, lost con-
Vosburgh warned the accused that trol of the car, which mounted the \
they would be punished with 11111 sent— sidewalk on the opposite side of the a; a 1
m “ “11.21213: 1113.11; 1113:: normal 11:: J _______. ,
before him again on simi . 1 , _
M is t. t . Damag done
111-1122221111 2.21.1.1?“ ..... . 1 FOR THE CHILDREN
. . “*“W” " ~ con sum, Ploy Suits. DrOIuI, Ova-uh. my
1” mmdomdmmwmmcommmmhm
1| /- comfortable Ind happy w the warm Met.
‘ 19 1] ears, - Gl’OWth 1 BOYS' com sun-s 11111112. 1111., 1mm and an: and light
drip“.
‘ OVERALU in gingham for the tiny out, and ham.-
Surplus M malarial for Ohio: cldldron.
Capital and undivided Deposits Bantu cm W of cool, dainty mom, .
Profit: .. whichm mumathufly bandaged. lin “tsu- u tho "PM - .7
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April 15. 1910 50. 0110 50238.69 1.200. 561.50 J. I. MALLE E
April 15. 1915 50.000 75230.13 1. 810. 890. 75 Tel. “9_ . .
April 15. 1920 200.000 167.143.18 3.252.325.60 88 WASHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NOR?” .
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South Norwalk rust o.
OWLAND S P" W w “W 1*" muffin °, I, My; 3;
been making loves. For cvsryyur m
M ‘ ‘_ ’a. distinct figurine, acted in ”rind moment, the mag;
gig-fig 0mm street ........ ' us , ”can
Entrances m min “met! F 1“ avenue and on Ming, mime fit 01:13:31.“:3 wing-rm them skillful work
1W: Unsealed, My “- pool-113.
mm “m "- ' mambo 33m: GLOVE IN run wonw
THAN woman, and the most perfect of the wonderfur
Trefoulso Glove: com to this store, and are now ready in
full vuloty at $3.60 par par.
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~ , , 60.1 £7 ,1-
r_ w cpl: ‘{ «(PIN-Nbbl'flf
36 WW1: r01! 8'!
d 3 t f - .- “.._. _ W“... _.. .. -.- M.-. .- 0.. m
ome an mee . -~
' The “Vamty Pump
A high tongue, ribbon tied acuity “spud from the
1 nd 45 French, but no: the American sunda- nap. Blank can or
' mathd,“toDAanwinO.3m-1Ihoo.
B I ! TERI-HOE BIL! HGSEBY ’03 won!
it, 81 Washington Street. South Not-walk,
8T0“ 01-0838 AT 6 DAILY. '
is an invitation it will- pay men to accept—Come and meet the 5,79
suits at $45. - - _
' ' ' Do you want a. non? ""“"" 3
its that a great many men W111 11ke. ‘ H”. you ‘ no mun?
ate. Do you wish to 1mm Ions”
but net tOO 86d Would yob borrow on “3235.03?
Those smart clever young styles made by Kuppenheimcr for lively 31-911 an "“3; gunman
young fellows are not in the $45 family. Those are essentially young men’ 54 m, . ‘ ..
1. - , . - . RAYMOND BROS.
But‘these suits at $45 are different; are built to appeal to men whose
tastes have turned to quieter fabrics and more- -sedate lines. To those men a: “JCT I. _ fl - ._ 1
Checks almost invisible, rich blue with hair line stripes in red or light SO. Norwalk Auto Repay C0. ‘-
lalue, fancy greenish mixtures, dark color tones with the gleam! of bright KENDRICK a warm. Pm”.
122 80. Main St. Phono 309. ‘:
nzfimnmo. WELmNc, .‘
Most of them,o' great fabrics for wear. Will give the service that wise mm TRUCK,“ mo ”am. “we,“
.men are demanding of suit. For example, wo::tedsf ofif smooth surface, 1 B 1 1:113:22..- 1- rmsm 1 1m 1 m. .11
n sot ne cassimeros and arm-Mourns. uc an. -0 -~ -~ “a,
Serges in fancy weaves. And, on the other ha 1 m n 1333.1 ma on. FOR mu --
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Tailoring is good, and thorough. Fit is smooth and graceful. And W .,.. j .. _ .
3 ' ' APOLLG OHOGGLLTI8. LOWER" CROUCH“
NEW TOPCOATS for Spring are Of 'light fine pure W001 fabric. W‘ “Wm up OOMCTIONS
Weigh little, give ample warmth. hold their graceful shape. - gm: opal-l on. Pound Box $1.00.
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