: (“what aileth you? Why
"blue? Do your bins lack _
con-ash ours? ut cheer up
‘. (Or the long Summer day is
r’with its warmth and its
is And before the snowplows
ay Lbev-who knows—that the
Sawhich now do cppspire
all disappear and the end of
”year bring us all lots of coal
our lire. ' '
(Thank you. Call again).
“ *RRlS @?
. l
'l‘ake Advantage i
Of Our’ 3‘ 3
Removal Pricesl
l
(A. MODNE _
V . 12 NORTH MAIN ST.
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’ DAY SESSION
ONLY
DURING
JUNE, JULY
AND ,
AUGUST
- MERRILL
Business College
' lotional Bank Building,
South Norwalk.
‘1;
MP
David W. Raymond I
' UNDERTAKER
Tobe—Office, 1609-3; House, 693.
2? WASHINGTON ST.
’lEW RED MEN’S BUILDING.
LOOK
rigJAFFE & ASH
Will pay you 10 a. pound for
straight newspaper, 1 1-40 for
imagazines. Best prices for fur-
j‘nitnre. Telephone 499 or send
postal to 37 Fort. St., East Nor-
l:3_ THE HARDWARE &
- AUTO SUPPLYCO.
42 Water St. A.
Phone 1215-5. So. Norwalk, Ct.
”note Parts, Starter and
p ; Generator Brushes
on. and (Ila-ease!r
.fitewart Speedometer Parts
‘Booouinasoline and Kerosene
m Supplies, Tires and Tubes
' (‘3. H. Hedenberz. Prop. ,
. , 0-12 a. to. Wed. andSat.
1‘ evenings
'p. m.
' 7-9 p. m.
Eye Strain
often the cause of poor sight.
J ches and nervousness.
V, eve the Strain ‘w‘ith proper
m and the headaches and
mess disappear, making it
“ ”sure to use the eyes. *
Specialize in the fitting 0
1' eye strain.
ARI) L. G
' ed Optome(i?r(i)sD
and .
‘ 3";,_- :_ B a lets. Arm
., ‘ «Complete
Ever-filters we hear or the lam . cost,
meshes! 8:111:33. remain to work to
’ wfé‘esand a] “don’t. “me-
our prom inst new'is lot
trade owing to the unusual demand.
. . or. u
“pasta.
, a. supply-o: lumber for our
and railroad, transportation
dimeulties. I: ther is any question in your mind regarding your Inm-
ber requirements and purchases.
you" as best We can. Our. sex-Vieei
have ‘ran excellent, organization and
system .__. A «m
write or call and we will. advise
5 better than ordinary, because we
unsurpassed auto truck delivery
magi" M Ii
em, 4- MW
spirit: “are in evidence on ever? gm
The Hatch E? Bailey Co. *
70 Washing‘l’rOn St.
soon: 110an com.
So. Norwalk,
Safe
if»??? formic]
A
2 Toilet E?
for the Price of One
Rileer’s Peroxide Toilet Cream is a highly efficient, de-
lightfully perfumed disappearing cream. actually made
with Peroxide.
Jonteel is one of the most
perfumed with the bouquet
likely one of the most expensive talcum powders pro-
duced to sell at a popular price.
Cream and Powder sell regularly at 50c.
3 During June Only Bot}: for 250 .
10 ShampOOS
‘ ,for~290”'”
Cocoanut Oil has been found to
be of great benefit to the hair.
It is one of the chief ingredi-
ents in Harmony Liquid‘S/mm-
poo. Produces a heavy lather
quickly, cleans thorouglzfy. aids
i in keeping the scalp free {tom
Adandrufi.
Regularly 50c.
$Q~n
a in.
M
_During June
only
.. v .1,
Agpixin scent.
lTnthwkml-lghu ham “’l
pirod
sumo “Aspirin.
anyone :nny comm:
bubdtefwfinl
than H B CO Our er
cutmépécyérloo. need
for Jen "I: to
l
I
--‘-AA“A--_ - “‘
AA-
aratio
S
famous talcum powders”
odor of 26 flowers. Very}
20-.Rwsons Why Ii Pay:
to Buy at Liam's '
.40 fletcher’s Castorie. . .29
1.30 Pinkbnm’a Vegetable
Compound......... ‘9‘
1.20 Bromo Seltzer... . . . .97
1.00 Listerino, I4 01.. . . . .73
1.00 Horlick's Melted
Milk, )6 01. a not as. o
00 Nujol......_........
5 Carter’s Little Liver
Pills...............
.70 Sn] Hepaticn....... .54
.60 Calif. Byrnpof Figs.
1.10 Nuxnted Iron.......
.50 D a R Cold Cream,
4 DL-ceoon-oeeooeen
.50 Miulsificd Cocoanut
ol."..ll‘.'......
.50 on Rice Powder. .
.75 vy'a Ln Blache
Face Powder. ... . ..
.25 Lyon's Tooth Pow-
. . der.................
Montana's Talcnm Pow-
der................
.50: Pepsodem Tooth
Pflleo.....-u.-Ine
.30 Kolynos Tooth Paste :23
.25 Cuticurn Soap. . . . . .
.25 Woodbury’e Facial
sup-noun..."-
Pleasant.
Prevention
filenzo is a scientific liquid, do-
~lightiullycoolnnd pleasanttotho
taste. Yet possesses distinct ger-
micidal properties. its daily use
as a moths-rid mduth wash will
prevent to a great degree tooth
decay diseases of the gums and
infection of the throat. ' '
Keep Klenzo Antiseptic in the .
home for tonsilities, so" throat.
hoarsenesa or any trouble: of
the mouth or throat.
H 4 ounces for 256. ‘
. 9 ounces for SOC ,
g; A. New Line of Perch Furniture
_' patterns; 3 7r . ,
COZY COUCH
“values.- »
DAMMOCKS ‘
with mattress. windshield. etc. Splendid
‘Poncniscannpsum SIZES
d _
Chairs and ,settees ina‘varietv Of
.“ .-
‘r .
' der consideration."
P— .3"!
NAMED
(continued m first as!)
as. me aerial-essences had the en-
dorsement of
“can attorney
tulentawas urged
members at the Republican town com-
tte.
er. Genuarlo was born in New york
City on June 21. 1897. He came to
Nor-walk ' .in 1898 and attended our
public schools, graduating from 9
Norwalk High School in 1910. He
graduated from x { am University
in 1918. He re stored in the office
or Judge Joseph H. Taylor as a law
student and was admitted to the bar
in 1919. He is a member of the First
Ward Republican committee and is
active in his party.
The appoiéitment m1
faction an a. success
llon is predicted for him. He has of-
flees in the COmmerical building and
has a large legal practice.
M
CONN. IS LAST
HOPE ()F ‘SUFFSW
Continued from First page
gives general ‘sat-
administra-
some early June date, at which time
an appeal would be made by the low-
makers for the governor to see in the
situation the special emergency, that
would lead him to call a session. Fail-
ure at this demonstration would lead
to the assemblage in formal session
of both bodies of the legislature for
the purpose of considering enacting
the constitutional amendment that
would extend suffrage to those Of the
other sex.
Those concerned in various
movements now under way are
cautious of their statements at this
time.- lnformation is refused, but ac-
companying the refusal is an invita-
tion to "be patient,” indicating that
the project is alive and stepping.
State Not Abandoned
“We have several more projects un-
said Miss Grace
N. Murray, county suffrage worker.
last week.
"The matter is in no way abandon-
ed," She added. z
Miss Murray said she had no fig‘
ures upon the result of the recent cir-
cularizing oi the members of the Gene
cral Assembly to give, and protested
she did not know the results 0! the
questionnaire. ‘
GAS COMPANIES
WANT SUPPLIES
Continued Ifiom First Page.
he
it developed that the gas Situation
today is extremely critical. and the
statement was made by several speak-
ers, that unless some quick relief was
afforded, many gas companies would
be forced to Shut down within the
next few weeks. i
The urgent need for immediate and
substantial emergency increases in
rates was voiced by etmy delegate
present. These increaSvs were held
to be ssentlal in order to meet the
greatly increasing cost of coal. oil.
coke. labor. etc. and in addition to
restore and protect the credit of gas
companies. pending a. permanent 5011»
Hon fo the situation.
A system of rates was favored
which would be elastic and quickly
EBYJUBG» ‘ '0 ES '
I
l .
deczsion
l,
FRIDAY. JUNE} 4. 1926 t. i
rim—am 69: Hyat‘
“mama's Leading Dry Gm 3m“
A New Line of Crepe Kimonos
Full Length Models in, Most Artistic Patterns and COM
Combinations.
Separate White Dress Skirts
A Splendid Stock Just Received in Latest Styles and Most
Popular Fabrics
See the New Bathing" Suits
BATHING CAPS. SHOES. STOCKINGS AND TIGHTS
JOHNSON Is
NOW WORKING
ON DELEGATES
(Continued from first page)
cuts for a contest of leadership be-
tween William Cooper Proctor and
Mr. Hitchcock have gone glimmering.
Mr. Proctor, they say, will continue
in his present capacity with the ‘Wood
forces and the present agreement to
have Mr. Hitchcock act as generality
simo of the forces on the convention
floor was unanimous.
Beginning today Wood, Lowden and
Johnson will :begin giving two daily
interviews to newapaper men. Other
candidates will join the plan as they
arrive. Senator Poindexter or W'ash-
ington. arrives today from W’ashing-
ton. and from today on carioads of del—
egates will .be arriving from all parts
of the country.
ViceJPresident Marshall is going to
have a look at the Republican contest
and possibly some of the convention
on his way west. He is due to arrive
today.
The Republican» National Commit:
tee in its meeting room at the Coli-
seum. continues to grind away defile
ing contests among state delegations.
The Georgia case, which contains ties
enatcs for \K'Ood or for Lowdon. is on
the calendar for disposal today, and
there are suggestions that yesterday's
in the Florida case, with
some other aspects added. might fur-
nish the solution. There are some in.
dic‘niions, however, that when the
case is called. it may be passed down
the list to the bottom of the calendar.
and there stay until the remaining
contests are disposed of.
At the present rate of progress. the
National Committeemen hope
may finish their work Saturday.
ln the contests coming before the
Republican National (‘mnmttiee today
from the eighth districts Of Mississip—
respnnsive to changing conditions of
operation.
pl, a subcommittee reported the pro—
ceedings of the Mulvihill faction to
FOR
Suits of
usnaD,’
South
a
f Kllllll’S Work Klulhes
' Qualify
fit uniform.
A Working garment which looks well in or out of
hours, and costs no more than ordinaryoveralls.
SOLO av
ROGERS & STEVENS,
AMERICAN WORKMIN
and Service having the
pep and style of a made-to-
KRDLIIS '
WORK Kmmss
Norwalk
NEW ‘ GRASS BUTTER
. The cows are grazing in the green pastures again, and
our putter breathes the delicious fragrance of the new grass.
1 6‘c1b *
This is our Spring Valley" Butter.
The whole milk, perfect Butter.
1 “J 333.93 Van By]: C O.
they ’
7: we hare the latest 1‘
the regular and that delegation was
seated. It is uninstructed, bur I:-
counted among the Low-don fort-es.
PETER’S LUTHERAN Ctl-VURCH.
A well attended meeting of tho La-
dies' Aid Society, of St. Peter‘s Lush-
eran church, was held yesterday after
noon, at the home of Mrs. Anna Prav-
es, Poplar Plains, “'estport. A short
business meeting was held. at which
a report was read of the recent Sup.
per held at the church. Plans were
made for a cake sale. to be hold some
time this month“ The ladies volt-(l a
substantial sum toward the reduction
or the church debt. .M the contlusiun
of the business meeting a. fine sumwr
was served. by Mrs. Anna Drains and
Mrs. J. Bruschwcin. The afternoon
was thoroughly enjoyed by all who
were present.
. Those who attended were: ”(mu :lll(l
Mrs. M. L. Stem), Mrs. St'ln‘ovtlcl'.
Mrs. Zippei‘la. Mrs. Ri‘iurzm‘man, Mrs.
Thornton, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. ()lilman,
Mrs. \K'hei‘lv, Mrs. Enulvhartit, Mrs.
Kocnig, Mrs. Yuppcrt. Mrs. l‘vchthold,
Mm. .Groecshner, Mrs. angubaur.
Mrs. Gottscham, Mm. \Yummri‘vld.
Mrs. Stock, Mrs. Ill‘llrif‘lHVOlll. Mrs.
Holzr' Mrs. McVVhirtez'. Mrs. Kilnsvll,
Mrs. “’amckc, Mrs. Fuln‘mann, Mrs.
Scliauh. Mrs. 1.. braves. Miss- Schu-
bert, Mrs. P. Zapper. Miss Brown.
MiSS Clara Bravos. Mrs. Keen, Mrs.
Hater. Raymond I‘cclnhnltl, 'lluthy
llolz, Ruthy Stomp. Mail'gcnti Motor
and Johanna Bussing.
Detective Sergeant Thomas lllll’ll
arrested Alfred Chase on a charge of
theft. connected with the disappear-
ence of a sack of sugar from a lm
consigned to the Hirschficld company
He will pro‘lmbly be tried tomorrow.
.- -__
es
___¢=A_,_
. 1m; "
‘ .
Good eyesight is worth more to
you than every dollar you pos-
sess. And yet an expert eye ex-
amination and the proper glasses
will cost you but little money. DO
not delay longer. Call on us today.
TH A MEoR
Optometrists and Opticianl
grate house of good glues-m",
S? Atlantic 'St‘ 3 Stamford
we Close at 6 P. M. Daily.
Oder o the
Public '
Starting Tuesday. June 1
In order to keep our help, which
. we cannot afford to lose, during
fie summer months,,we are ofi‘er—
ing.the well-dressed woman, Suits
Made to Order, all complete, from
. $47.50 up.
We guarantee qualit and fit, as
’ons, lead-
ing materials and linings.
NeWYorkLatlies’Tailor
H.Kl‘i<>gcr &C0.
Ready-tomcat Clothe
for the whole family on
easy payments.
_ Phone 301.
Band Emit?
fl.._--._, »~— _. ~— _._4
RELIEVE YOUR com ;
By Taking '1
Baxter’s Couch Sm; i
F. H. BAXTER. Emmi
IT SOME‘HMES
happcns. yrs, and uh-n M.»
ed. It is the nmxp- :l 111.4 “was
often cullml upon in 2’.“ .ml Nimiltll
us “'0 tilllllllll l>~ I‘l‘.‘ll\
Si'lll‘ your Hil‘hly‘tlll h- 'r '11.. sure
for l‘l pain. \\'rv \\ ill mph . m u like
nvw and the charm»; urn; h itgll
eve-n thoupli i: was ‘im
FOR AUTOMOBlLE
REPAIRS
no mamr how lml. m hwv \wg Hwy
may be hawv W (M tip :11,
SOUTH NORWALK ALTT '
REPAIR (‘0.
122 South Main St.
South NO
6' \ M (in
Removal
On or Alltlillliilleléil
I will move my stock of
Sporting: Goods
Bicycles
Trunks. Bass _
Harness and Auto Supplies
to the
Music Hall Block
A. W. HODGE
w’ lI
masticalc well is :m v“l“"l’ll,\"v‘lp:
OWn Hit. A Di‘lwtm minnowlfi-‘l‘lhfl
l’I'CDtU‘c (lit? fowl for 'h' «i ‘Q‘f tho
the back “will aw mallard »'( Gl'
teeth are sort: and 7"”. flaw; of
ten occurs that a .‘lmi'iwp,l.i:- cl
bridge. work or a halt ‘11“ w
the gums and mm a: ‘
mouth in such n «mutton
patient is scarcely 1;!le
such a chance in his
could be. pmwiblp h\’ .
Outlay of lime and mun).
tation free.
Dr. J. n. Mallerl
NorWiH"
13 So. Main 5‘" 5°“: 7lc8P.'I
1"“ OnlY'
Hours—«9 A. M. to 5 P‘ k
Sundays by Appointn ES
AMERICAN AND Claim
RESTAUSAN ..
Regular Dinner 11:00.10 Soup 55c
S ecial Slipper including er 8!»
Sunday Full Course Dun et
13 North Main Site
11:30 to 1 a. m.
Phone 2253
.‘) A‘r' l -
» r I will
gvx‘w in.
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