ind the various We
ties are feahzred for
theSpthy ~ ..
1‘. moderate prices butooncct
in every detail 1 -
Suits 325.5335
new new
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Union will 110th at the Mn
We: hitting
'tourrtament of “Coca; Tribe No‘. 26.1.
9 R. M. ‘wu‘t benefit on?“ evehlia‘éi
"l‘here‘ wifi also be considerable ballin-
pess to be t'ranstcted.
Boys creating a. dls'tu’rbance‘argmnd
,the old Wilson Halt shop on South
Main street, and breaking windows
there. were complained of to the po-
lice yesterday.‘ ‘
‘ x
umbury on business today.
Clifford P. Hayes is having an ad-
Eziin street.
17110515 Tride. No.
(10f 03'
alt-('11..
26. Improved 0r-
.Red Men. will hold a regular
g this evening.
—Pen Coal at Harris a: Gene.
(”rr‘nplnints that a Bridgeport auto
l I'!‘t‘rlllUl‘ had scattered paper and
1171 ‘ . zirzxs near the Norwalk library
an» v :ectiw-rl by the police yesterday.
l.‘:. 1111. Mrs. Edgar N. Dart and
'1» -:
7'1. 1‘ \ 1“ :nenue for some time
2.3.. e-moved to Eye. New York.
'1 , s: :lt‘mn drop in the tempera-
i1. ‘Ztlthl last night brought to
j.’ _» it 11111 String WVhEH -ilfll‘r‘l‘l
(a. :1 like a lamb. it usualb goes
1-" l -.._ a lion. " ' --
Tram. Jntle Kovncs through her
so" ,1-5'. Joel-plr J. Linxweiler. has
1-:“- :‘zt suit against Bertha Strass-
merger, of this city. and property val:
1' . ..'_ 3': .51=11 locatcd (in Lexington
“as 311 .clied this morning M‘
:l\. -'.
(1m . IlllP Ilrvan Silk Thé action is
an- .2. .hlc- to the court of Common
1’: . 11. flirty terfn.
KM? Thursday evening at the Nor-
‘w k Congicg: itionnl church Rev.
Gaze .leuet “ill (Zr-liter his Entf‘nain-
in” H and intrrestim‘l‘ lecture. “what We
Le: te at he Door" Th - te tlcon
( t c s 1:92;) said Eyed by Judge: John E. Kepler in the
ct refers to the weatheI'iSuperior court léfit Thursday A‘set-
1v“ he. use-(
{liar the Ell
} its body is prelqmerrg
teemtmew ~:.
to illustrate.
Code. practice will be 1;€1a tilt; e‘vei
ling mjtfie members of the Nor-won:
mteeting at the League's quarters. 60
.‘M’all street. Several new members
- also expf-(‘lt’d to join tltelmmle.
er: hr 5 br-en renewed interest in
ndio work by the young men of the
. r ty. and it is expected that the
*Yerigue will have a large membership
before this summer.
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Iiianalian’s Pine Tar Bags,
Moth Balls; Napthalene
Flake
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Stillson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH Honwm
Q ‘Flfl
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4 1'1. l‘.’ r” \
it‘ll ' lieu.
3.
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That Starting a
Savings‘A c c 0 an t
3 Means a Lot of Red -
Tape?
YOU’RE WRONG
Goto ”New Accoun ”,
Window. Say, “I wont
open 11 Savings
mart .
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Attorney Joseph J. Limtwoilor is-ln
Tditicm placed on his residence in South
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. -——Coalat Harris & Gaul.
Colonel Charlés'W. Hendrle is in the
Stamford Hospital. in of a stomach
trouble. Dr. J. J. Cloonan. the at-
tending physician.;expects to operate
on him in a few days.
Cars‘ operated by Nathan ‘Greenberg
zyestcrday afternoon at the corner of
Monroe and South Main streets. doing
slight damage.
.gaa‘
Twenty- four hour seniée on your
developing 1nd printing. Leave your,
work up -_to 5: 30 one day and come in
for it at 6 o'clock the next day. The
same high quality of workmanship to
file given for which we are noted.
Donnellx' s 16 - 18 80. Main St.
The traveling nutmeg of the Sons
i”“5“.(1 who have been residing and Daughters of Liberty —v.lll make
the trip to New Canaan after remain-
‘ing in Norwalk for several days. The”
‘councils of Greenwich and Stamford.
eighty in the party made the trip on‘
,Thursday night. to Norwalk and were
icordinlly received by the Norwalk
(members. .—Stamford Advocate.
l The topic “Medical Legislation" will
be discussed at the meeting of the'
Norwrflk Medical Association to be
hes-id at the Not-walk club this evening
interest being. taken in this subject at
the present time owing to the fact
that hills are before the legislature
that seriouslv affect the standing of
‘s some practitioners. .
The sum of $100 was paid this
morning by Richard G. Hendrick to
Attorney aloha JiCuneo. representing-
,llrsr’g Helena F. Hendrick. his former
wife. m compliance with an ordeFls‘I-
;.,plgn:::§:m be affected with
lo he un'lvof $.90 which}?
cat-Tm aficiony whle‘lrilehsm
:e + - «at
5- fie: '2 7:: "
V FI‘édérlckkfi. Whipple of fill; city: ’
Radio League. at the. wgmar firmly has brought. for divorce .fi-om: (3mm
through his attorney
The action will come
Mn) \Vhipple.
John J. Cuneo.
court. The \Vhtpples were married
in Norwalk in June 1907. the defend-
ant’s maiden name being Clara May
Bartram. Desertion is alleged by the
plaintiff since November 2. 1917. A
divorce and custody of two minor
children. Marjorie Frances. aged 13.
and Avis Lorraine. aged 11. is claimed,
by the husband.
Owing to the fact that Judge John
Keogh. who represents Butler Lodge.
No. 97. I. O. O. E. is still in Washing-
ton on business. there was no definite
action taken at a meeting of the ment-
bers of the building committee of the
lodge and the trustees last evening.
towards the final passage of papers
whereby .
Main street will be acquired as a home
site by the lodge. from the estates of
Milton '1‘. and Thoma} I. Raymond.
, The next meeting will be held tomor-
row evening after the regular business
meeting of the lodge.
Account.” The man in”
rharge will také you.
money; give you a sig-
nature card to fill 3?.
Ind bv the time you
Land it back to him, llC
rill have your m1:
imnk ready With the
.xnznunt entered. , ,_
. That’ s all there 5516
1‘ except to ask that
: m also use other parts
-' '" our bank as 3'thth
in
$31 49519:.
i
in tho: plppchle
Shite: W Labor Boost
new became the Baud. ‘W;
the petitioner would not
Boyd“
also argued
m": “the
The
kar-
perhaps? prolong the
year-.11” Wroclaw
fiita
shipping interests and
“it:
as a preliminary to lower
The Lague in its petlt
Board recently asked that “
a1 agreements be ellminc
own agreements.
The petition also asked {'
League be made a. direct pi
leged excess operating cost in
creased shipping rates. ~
ciding whether
whether the two parties in aieontrov-
ersy should be the sole participants
BilliPlA ATiilFl'ill
which was destroyed by fire early to-
000.
era] families were made homeless.
rcovered. . .~ .
purpose in the country.
Edwards. boxin
dent of the cluf),
whether the club house will be built.
Harry
promoter and presi
the weekly boxing ptograni.‘ _“
cchoo. toilet: ze—J'ni‘e ignited ‘unel'e
toasty. 5114!:in '
mwaumusewmt Hamtdnmwfimdfi‘ taxi»
trfitMWtothorule-cue
the-I111“! ' .
and Wool. be in the willie inter-37;.
Weill: ‘orgalflntlonm ninth}- con-
- Wt would result in " the _
gates to am of dmllarm and
{in Elle
meet at the shippers. it @113: to couple. who will make their meant
cepresent Gamer cent. of the: country” I
for
abrogation of the national Wm
’ attended the ball glvenib’y the Bridge.
can-let be allowed to hematite its
t the
to £116
rules case now before menace": do.
clarlng that. its members unlit the al-
in-
The Board faced the problem of de-
transportation act
contemplated tum the public take an
and Andrew Noonan, came tog'etherimn“e part in railroad “I‘m“ 0"
’ ‘CLHEBESTRBYi-ll
PH‘HADEUPHIA. March 29. ——10an'
crumbling. blackened walls remain of
the Olympia Athletic club. building.
'63:. The loss is estimated at $100. -
._A number of houses adjoining
the club were badly damflxed and eev-
The cause of the tire hes not yet
been determined The fire department
.1: investigating-a report the‘re- was an
Iexplosion m the boiler mom of the
Ibulldlng before the flames were dis-
. The club was built in 1308 exclu-
at 8:15 o'clock. There IS COHSldembleislvely for boxing bouts and-was one
i .
iof the best adapted buildings for this
D.
has not yet édecided
The place was crowded last night for
dithebrldwmum
ta. item 8&1! mm-
mine sue“ may
)1". and .Mrs. Levitt-I. Nah.
steal: m mono. memo-its
mutton; Nun. v ,
A igdx"_ or saith/min. and other
mint.- of‘lntéreet in the west. followed
by s. flitti- to New ones“: can am
1pm the Mir join-new of the“
at; trien- newi’y purchased home on
seaside place. East' NW
—-—_
Among, the Noemi: tandem: who‘
DOrt‘ Lodge of Elks 1!: as heme In
State street. Bfidjepo‘t. were: m
Edna Howard. Miss Mary Riordan.
Miss Mary Heltemn. Daniel Farrell.
gums Devine Men-ill Tenant} Dr
1111. Hone-ran. Dr. A. Is. Wu;
His-Basie B. Joyce. Dr. John Bough.
Richard W. Sneeney. J12. Mix Cath-
erlne Matron and Samuel Keeler.‘
Dr. and Mrs J. Milt/on Coburn. of
South *Norwalk. were among the
guests Sunday. at the farewell neop-
tlon and Easter breakfast given to
Nelson Brett organ!!! and choir dir-
ectoi- of St. James' Episcopal Church.
Danbury. who has resigned to go to
Jacksonvfl‘e. Florida.
Mrs. Annie McLaughlin. of :07
Granny Plain street. Bethel. who has
been visiting her daughter. Miss Mary
McLaughlin. of Norwalk. returned to
her home Saturday. Mia Mcmughlln
accompanied her mother home and
spent the week~cnd here. ‘ . .
’M’lcs Grace 1r. Seymour. of?!“
Hill Road is entc-rtahting Miss Grace
M. Alger . of N1w Brunswick. New
Jersey.; and Miss Emma. R. Frost of
East Orange. New Jersey. both tanner
High School tear here In this my.
‘ Mm Robert librner. Jr.. of Ohio
avenue; entertained at czirds yesterday
afternoon. There were three tattoo
and dulrmg 1715 Attention “Five Hun-
dred" was played 1_ dainty collation
was scned " ‘ ‘ ‘
\
John Riordan; frantic Burn: and-
Paul Manor. of Holy Coos College.
W'orcesttr. Mass.
Faster \acation attire-1r hbmeo
Nor-walk. ‘ > ‘ .
v
in
N1": and Mrs. B. L Crampto'n. of
Norwalk. were Easter Boom sheets
of Mrs Crampton's parents. hir.’ ind
m
3 o'clock on the afternoon of Thurs-4
day. March- 21th. at the come of '
an spending (lief
Unable Council Drum Corps will
incognito em at the stiop: p: Jos.
eph H.Modder.1‘he election so! out.
Mrs: c‘ I). Brianna».
Danburv.
.¢ - t;
18 Smith street.
below the April tel-mp; the Superior ‘
the property at 70 South .
cers will “be heldé.
““123 r
n wa 1138"
noon “f be funeraloc pa
B: San Main street.
new: and
my amputee}.
place at‘ Northfielli tomorrow
FUN 1‘0 951?.
“M)A3fl
. . ~ .- «'l’ffl "vDIA'XGNB- mm
Old, Faded Gal-malts. Draperies.
Bier-mm; mode New
for Few Cents
South Norwalk women can do won-
ders with a package of Diamond Dies
An old worn coat. skirt. waist. sweat-
‘cr. kimono. dresa‘or‘fnfied"stock1ngs.
gloves, draperies, portieres. chair cov-
ers—~anythlng, whether wool. silk. lin-
en. cotton or mixed goods. can be dis.-
mohd-dyed. to look like newn Edgy
directions in each package guarantee
perfect results. Drnggu has Color
Card showing gctual materials dlap
mend-dyed inn} wondrous range of
rich. fadeleu colors. Don't risk your
material in a poor dye.
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w... or “new... 1 ,
51
Willing" w U‘efl at» was. methanol. l'muM‘ermgm "warm new Jule 1w-
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“laments.
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Hon. =1“de
lmobhetm 604 :1;
n
at \Vesleyan I’niverslty. in” at his home
in Second street hr the ”Hag vea-
lion.
«1. ' 7- ”avg...
Charles 1‘. Kelley. of Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania. spent Enter with hln’
parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kel-
ley. of High street. South Wilt.
' John A. Montgomery. of‘lunch m- '7
on fame. is taking-on extended mi
3%“ '
L Frederick "Lovehy. whdill afituden‘ ‘
’mmam.mm4b~
wmrmwr new-cw .—.«. ,9...” .
“Wm Wamnl'mm' in .0 MM
m in anthem New York.
In. ...._.a_. ; .
saw-Gnocn.m m
flhherhune'ln-m “of
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Eye-am Alum. of corneal Immen-
With his pcrem in south NW2.
*
“Clinton Jump. of Arch met; in
home from Yale college. New Haven.
L'for the Batter new
Thomas P. Boron. of South. Nor.“
Nit. went Sunday in. Dunbar! sis-the
guest of relatives.
l
i
fijahI o'iarten.‘ a student at teleca-
loge, New Haven. is home for the
airing vacation. ‘ *
Cornell Dikeman. ’of Stuart. avenue,
to home from Syracuse University tori
~¢ (cutlets.
Gerald Teelot- is at his home lln
Fairlie!!! avenue for the spring v
lion. , ‘“
‘ mm“ Tamas APPEAL
After Collision “harm.-
Sunni-l Iivofnty of 5 Woodward
avenue. appealed this .mornlnz.
through his mommy, Leo Davis. from ,
.9. flat fine of $35 given him for reck- ‘
less driving by Judge George .H. Von-l
bunch. Bonds of 3130 were fixed.
Llpofsky drove the Ford delivery
that crashed into the side of the
Cleveland touring car owned by Dr.
Alvin D. Wadsworth. shortly before
Nose: \Vater and Vi ashlngton streets.
A glint-go of driving without having
the registration certificate of. his car
1‘11 his on. m not proceed as
Lipotsky seemed that he ‘ltad ‘lt. but
when sated" for ft was ‘exclfled 8nd
couldn't find it. ' ‘
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find addnyatded’wim - g 5
We W «1..
. g? » d :‘b
Out-ot-order Who feed line at
antic!" When nut-mt don’t fit and you
belch to: acids and nudism-«ted foul}
Whit you fie! ”dig-stic- pai-i' tempo '
of duct-es l‘n’ stomach. heartburn .or
Macho. Here is ind-suit relief. , '
. -.Just as soon as you eat. Liablot ,or .
m. of Pope’- Bismuth all the dirt-
I.
l? 1:.
T'r‘.
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trua caused by acidity will end
Mtg cowl-Egan. not Ell-n
beti‘f‘New Yo W311” deter.
Min. Frank J. Finneganf'f rot Gib-on
Court. 1" 3
1
at}. and Mn mane- Peter-ls halve
returned to their house m on;
«w:
1'
1.4
lull! they cost so little st 411:: stores.
nuc. .tterspendlnlmmMa-r
The-e pleasante harmless tablets of
Pape' I Diapepsln always put nick. up-
pet. odd stomach: in order at once
Dividend Notice.
—#
"The City Katina]
Bonk
“ammo.“
Match 28, 1921.
At 3 regular meeting of
the Board of Directors of
this bank, mania day, a
”dividend at thence of 4
per cent per mm was
declared todepositors
from the earnings of the
six months ending Hat-ch
31‘, 192]. ‘
The same will lie entened.
on cash books and paid on
and after April 10th, 1921.
canton.
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we...“ .3 -Je.
. W-uflh~¢“<¢b- .
LWOMAN’S pridein the tea
and eofiee she ’ in her
home is well'hos'm. If to is
time enough to serve only Van
Dyk Tees and Comes: she’ll
have the whole family boasting
a them.
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all important trifies.
1 It. 18 the masterly handling of mm .
Stamps 3. store with the mark of unplea- ‘
ive excellence.
11.0m- Clothes offer every value Clothes
matter. And our Furnishings offal-flint
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SW1: use thisspace daily to “Drive Home”
toybnthe fact thatwecan demonstrate
:éhls to you practically.
our new Springtime BlQuses are tire m 5‘
them end the wonder of altxeho
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