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: ”Dd “Ml “hm”; y 1‘ The usual monthly meeting of the:
””13”“ - limiter Visiting: Board of the Nor-
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_\«_. g A“... “0M1“ is reported as .wnlk hospitalownll occur on Monday
- (“united in hm. ane on Cross afternoon at u orlock'. it the hoop:-
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“wt Qtuizy \"nal st Harris a Gun
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ML" “"13"" 33‘3““7LM‘I” Chestnut] The Mollncr Millinery ostalilisit-.
sip-.17 (ltlfi'llltz'y‘xll, Ems “(‘(‘ovlllhd a posi~ iment is today moving from its old in-
tftm its (‘l;>h!‘,') in l"u'«.“lrt";- Meal. Man;cauon on the corner of “'tlll and
3“"- ufl-jVVeter streets, to one of the spacious
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w'l‘r‘.’ Ker-let's for fancy blustery.
Eelp Wanted—Female
An Experienced Maid
for general housework is very difficult
to secure
@716 HO WEB
ELECTRIC SUCTION SWEEPER
AS IT SWEEPS AS IT CLEANS
delves the girl wanted question .
Your Housework Reduced
75 PerCent. i
Sold on Easy Terms
DONNELLY’S
16 South Main Street
,. k Sobeidler was a visitor in I
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Hula Herring is m at her]
"Dc to $6.50 alRingfield.
'l‘..v:‘t~ will kw a pt't‘putntnry com-
2:.=zt.3on service in the Sum!) Norwalk
‘s‘tuurountimml (‘lllll‘l'll this evening at
a “flock. Thos‘ who mtund to unite
unit the church next Sunday are in-
‘1 :i in come t 7:30 and meet. the
l -. 4.0,— :md church committee,
l in H. Twain piano tuner from Ne
2.: now in town.
.;'.vwn :0 Player Pianos. 'l‘el
~ _~ if! ml Maltar-kr-mo this week.
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SAVINGS Barnum
South Norwalk
4 per cent-rand.
Your Money
Why not defer your expend!-
zzu‘es until your — dollar will
purchase more nearly a. dollar’i
worth. and in the mounting Flt
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Frank C. Bacon is ill at his home on
Reed street. \ 3
ICE NOTICE -
, I wish to announce that on and after. 5
inlay lst, 1920. that the ice for whole-t ,
tsale butchers and stores will be we.» ‘
Itrom the old firm ot'E. T. Bates, oil.
lpel' 100 and tamllies for 60c per 100
lat Bridge at. foot of Ann St. Tel. 897-3.
Joseph Dykeman in North Wilton.
Dr. Everett Osterbanlm, of 1 North 3
avenue, has puryhased' the farm of
Park.
The Norwalk Fife and Drum Corps
started reheamals for its Memorial
Day program. when it is scheduled to
play in Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Dart, who
recently sold their home on Flax Hill
Road have taken up their residence at
38 Bayview avenue.
' —Buy your cool at. Farris a; (has
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. The Court Cecile, Daughts
tile. banquet will be held th;
in the Norwalk Hotel. Arrn ,
have been mide to sea
seventy-five people.
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Judge George H. Vosburgh is again
out of doors after several (lilyS' ill-
mess.
—-Carpets Cleaned and Colors Renewed
Connecticut Carpet Cleaninz Company
~37 Cedar St. Telephone 1413-4.
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It was reported today that there
are over forty cases of tneasles in
A large number of them
Iare or elderly people.
A. Mathew- l -—I.adies fancy hosiery at Keeler's.
i—Danoin: Sat. Nights, Roton Point
front rooms of the new Commercial
building.
-—-Keeler‘s save you money on hosiery.
Frank Mace. Well-known saloon
keeper of Norwalk will reopen the old
Bush cafe in \Vestpot‘t in the near
future, as a refreshment and rest
house. This old stand is on the cor-
ner of ‘Riverside avenue and West.
port avenue. and during former years
was operated by James Ghiotto. Re-
pairs and remodelling are now going
Oil.
-—Get 8. Hoover Vacuum Cleaner in
itime for your spring housefly-cleaning.
:on easy terms. Donnelly‘s. 16 South
Main street.
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The Norwalk hotel. for many years
lute leading hotel in that city and "a
stopping place for many Danburlans
during the last half century, has just
been purchased by the Norwalk Tire
‘& Rubber Co.. a growing industry,
which will convert the building into
tapartments to be occupied by male
lemployes of its plant at Winnipauk.
The hotel will provide accommoda-
tions for about 1000 men.——Danbury
News. .
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:W; do acicoideortliside. and box pleat-
a s or no c . ' '
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‘ ’Final arrangements for the trip to
the Moose carnival in Norwalk. on
'Friday evening will be completed lit
the meeting of Mooseehart Legion
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twitch will be held in Moose hall thll
evening at eight o‘clock. A large
number or the members of hour the
.meart Legion and Danbury
310d” 0': «atom are planning on at»
finding the carnival. The trip to and
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“bronchitis to» lie-mode by auto,-
‘ . v: fund it is announced that at:
unexpectftoimke the trip are»:
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—-F'rame your pictures—do: -::
them spoil by not having a framt ,.tr
assortment of mouldings will be sure
to'pleaoe you—Donnelly'a 16 80. Main
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The members of South Norwalk
Council, Number 1253. Knight: at
Columbus, are requested to meet at
the K. or C. Home this evening intake
action in the death of Brother Harold
Singewald
' ~Mens "ONYX" silk socks, 98c.
_ Keelar’s.
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1 ‘larry Richmond mteen years old,
-or 319 Flax Hill Road. has been mys-
‘teriously absent from his bane for
the last. two weeks. His family. an-
able to account for his disappearance.
notified the police or the case today.“
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—l.adies fancy sill: stockings, 81.65,
31.75 & $2.00_ at Keeler'n Shoe Store.
Plans for the May dance to be given
moxt month undo rthe auspices of
.Court Laurel. Daughters of Casino,
were discussed at the regular meet-'
ing held last night. The degree teal;
50' Court Laurel willvput on initiation
'work in Bridgeport next Sunday.
—Mena line socks, 3 pr. for $1.00 all
colors—at Keeler’s Shoe Store.
Your money buys less than it ever
did. Why not put off some of your
lexpeuditures until a dollar will buy
something. Maybe it. will buy more
nearly a dollar's worth a little later.
In the meantime deposit in the Rev-
ings department of the South Nor-
walk.Trust Company. Four per cent
interest paid and your money when
you want it.
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l ~43“. stove, nut coal. Harri: a
1 Guns.
The 85,000 alienation suit brought
by Mrs. Florence Valentine against
‘Mrs. Irving Pollock. Buhedulcd for
trial yesterday. was postponed until
today at Zo'clock. when it is to be
heard before a jury in the Civil Su-
Ilprrior court in Bridgeport. A number
'of local witnesses will alreadyiestif‘y
in the interesting case.
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—-4For your baseball supplteSH-Ask
us about our special team discounl~
Donnelly's, 16 So. Main St.
About. ill’teen members of Degree of
Pocahontas. Wanoma Council, No. 3t,
journeyed to Danbury, last evening,
where they were entertained by that
council or that place with an elabor-
ate supper. concert and entertain-
ment. The delegation was headed by
District Deputy Daisy Payne, who ad-
dressed the assembly on the work of
the organization and the increasing
membership in all degrees. and on the
work of the degree team which was
pleasing to all. Her talk was lengthy
and covered everything of interest. to
the assembly. The trip was made by
auto.
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—Danclng Sat. Nights, Roton Point
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“Ladies'
husbands
in store
Park.
night by
assit the
Other run
of during
—Dancing
Park.
At the
22322:: South Norwalk Methodist church to
night the
' m ururr'or THRIFT
hard-comdm‘onoy slip froh l
tered swayin- littered the rock-
bound' coat of despair
Wasted money is wasted emit»
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To feel the uplift
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mounthmtodayandde-
stimulant:regular-llamai
ship."
Sunday.
you,‘or save you? Mom frit- attend this meeting tonight.
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it: m "3.1”. -110 .110 411.5: . :3" .30.. 7.0. “0:... :0“.: 3.7-0. - 0:0 .: 105:. 0“ 34cm ZTL’OZTT’JOET;
Tomorrow evening
dustrial League will hold its annual
Night."
members of the lkague have been in
vited to attend the meeting with their
-Daucin§
A committee was
their drive which will start on May
10 for a permanent home in this city.
The service will be prepara-
.Are you going to let your .lory to the communion service on
—-See our assortment of baseball
supplies —- Donnelly's 16 So. Main St.
e-—--=?- , . name and address clam-Ix.~
The new cafe and restaurant 0‘ “mm“ "’3‘“ ‘° essen‘i'il. ”my NEWARK, N.. J.. April 21—119 noelv. in return e um
Michael Ratchford at his old stand, 6190395. ‘ ”in “a hundred women, indignant. tenants mining Mm KM
Main street. opened this morning
with a full line of~ soft and prohibition
dam, The, lunch. counter is not yet
opened. but will be in the near future.
'- S “Profits
MOST men 'are in business fer the purpose of
- making money; you understand that; the profits
are the objective ' i
All right. The next question is—How can we
make our business pay the best profits? And in the
answer to that question lies the big difference be-
p
tween businesses
We figure that a small margin on a largevolume
of sales is more. profitable than a large profit on
, eoclf sale. We figure that if we Serve our commun-
ity by having the right goods; and selling them at
a fair price; and giving each purchaser our assur-
ance that he shall have satisfaction or money back
our-profits take care of themselves
Service is more than profits;
it’s really the source of profit
Rogers 89° Stevens
fix; £3 The Home of Hart Schafl‘ner 8 Mar: Clothes.
Norwalk South Norwalk
Weather Forecast .
For Norwalk and vicinity: Portia .
cloudy tonight and Friday; not Elli.
change in temperature; fresh“
winds. Pleasant weather pm
this morning in all diotircto out In!
ironav m’ WALL "emu. _Deaths and Funerals
\VAL]. STREET. 10:30 a. m.——t)oat— Funeral of ME Show,” ,
infra were light and irregular at the . ,. Si _
op'emn‘g of today‘s Stock Market, re» l-uneral sentces for Harold “‘59
fleeting the» mixed sentiment of profos- gwald Will be held tomorrow morn jg
sional tradets. Strength was shov‘mlm 8:30 o'clock from the late home
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the Men‘s lu-
The wives of me
An evening‘s enjoyment in
» 3”" by some of the oils. equipments and ion l0 Hamilton avenue, and at 9 . . . . . .
3-2 ‘3 'us “mam. Mexican pe‘mlpurm H . g , 1 ,_ the Missmmppt.rxver. A dint-moi
ra ' 5 lo clock from St. Josephs church. central v N b _ k
, Baldwin Locomotive, Lackawanna ,. _ A ------,._ ._ 0 er » e rats a in m‘ ..
83" M'ghts, R030“ PM!" Steel and Reading. This was neutrali-l " RER CON cloudy and showery weather m
.‘ .1 .333: _ ‘ zed by the heaviness 0f mowers, Ship-‘CONDEMNED MURDE ‘ {we Rocky Mountains I u in I
ping: and food shares, sum display-t FESSES. ippi river The ‘ ,- ~
. ~ . ed. - emperatm ,W
“mm"m‘i M“ 9“ ‘1‘"de "“3"“3' Ems" mm tinuea tow in the northern alumina." . ‘
' ‘ ak Lod e of Elks to forward within the first half hour. ~ ‘- -(\. . . Ti 29., A . 3 _
.\otwt g r an'ai Motors and 8.991 osst..t.\ .. .\. L. An 1 “992mg tempemtum account-lam
local Salvation Army "1 howeve ’ ' ' Preliminary quota-.drama on which bangs the rate of along the northern border I‘ ‘II‘
taking the lead . , _ ,
lions indicated further improvement to ithree men “as enacted this morning tana to Maine.
the London exchange rate. T] m“ ;in the death house at Sing Sing
_.WALL STREET 3‘00”” m ‘ "prison.
ket “Pipefienéed alternate advanCQBi Condemned to die in the electric
and declines during ”1? morning. 123d; ‘chair tonight with three companions.
ers reacting’l to 2 901335 0“ ghe {YES {Joseph Milano made a confession to
reversal. with a 3‘?!ka 0f . 1‘0“ . :V‘Varden’Lawes. in whidi he asserted
fOr General Motors. The second 131:) &"wt he alone was responsible for the
was featured by rails, ”“95 men 3death or Otto Fialo, :1 Bronx station
and low priced transportations 53m" agent robbed and murdered last year.
ing '1 to 2 Win38, on ““1““5 “I “33" The confession made, its purport at
ing, transcontinemals 3““ N- Y‘ °“' once was telegraphed to Governor
Snow was m
1Helena_ Mont. A thunder storm I“ 3
reported from Rhode Island. ‘
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duction Lombardi Ltd.“
Palace Teatre. Tuesday. May 4;.
Leo Carillo. Grace Valentina“
original cast. Seats going tut. “
office opens daily. 10:30 a. nu,
phones“. ' I
tine matters were disposed
the business session.
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Sat. Nights,
Roion Point
mid-week services of the
subject will be “Fellow.
tral. independent steels and utilities, Smith . while relativa and . friends CUT THIS ou-r "- j.
All members are urged to especially local gas shares, also speed to Albany and New York .to an- HONEY. ,
strengthened with coppers. Other re-
:versals followed the opening rate of
8 per cent for call money and advices
tom the west stating that. banks were
pea! to the governor and Supreme
Court for a. stay of execution.
Cut out this slip, endow
md mail it to Foley a Co.. I!“
lold avenue. Claim 81., '
tVOMEN nouqn WITH LAN'uLonn
"escorted" Michael Kane, a landlord.
from the city hall here. lust night.
during a meeting .0: the Newark Ten-
ants’ We and the Newark Bent
Reyna-f Association. alter be had
manned their rlgbt‘lo "meet in the
lullaby which the. more built.”
he you being “on!“ none too
am .. m. 1. "W k um and
”nth-o Odd. “a m: W I
«1‘le fox-walnudq‘ 3‘3
rheumatilm, back-ache, .
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dom,awmu
”dancing. 1...
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EXAMlNATiOflS ’ FOR CiTIZEN.
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Theo federal examiners are at the
South Norwalk made today gav-
tns tents for M- and those
who are applicants for their second
presents a pleasant appear-
in midoonntio‘ ns and re-
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Norwalk Chronicler