The Bahamian block on East Wuh-
ingtfin street has had a coat. of green
.paint applied as trim.
Raynor Wei-mo has been in George-I
'lown on business the tint few days at
{his week.
The fence about the Roger Ludlow
.5. rmonument. Gregory Boulevard and
‘Fltth street, has been given a coat of
dark green paint.
A back-stop has been erected on the
1w}. '1: lot. the teams that plav ball
the erection.
Judge .7th Keogh. of Marvin
Beach. who has been in \Vnshington.
D. 0.. on business since last Saturday
is expected to return to his home this
"evening.
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Plans for the rummngc sale to be
held tomorrow and Saturday in tho
old Angevlnc storc in thc Second dis-
trict. worc made at, tho mocting of the
Ladies Aid Socicty of tho East ave-
nue M. E. church yrstciday afternoon.
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Therc will bo :1 mottinz of the Li-
‘brary committco o ftho hast NOrwalk
Improvement Association. at (‘ommu-
nity hall. tomorrow morning *at 9
o'clock. All incmbc-rs zirc requostcd
to be present.
hrnko of St. John
8iro°t .wlll hold in omnmitioc meeting
of tho mciniwrs of tho luizunr com—
niiltoe of tho East Norwnlk Improvc.
nit-tit Association at hor homo, tomor-
row afternoon :it 2:30,o'rlock..
Mrs. Hermon
Diiuc has Ilt‘t ii onguirod :is soprano for
the choir of tho Nnrwnll: Mothodlst
church. which has boon roorgiinizod.
Mrs. \Vormc will sim: at tho church
for tho first limo in tho choir next.
Sunday morning.
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hlombors of tho \Voinun's Auxiliary
of Christ church will innko llmil plans
«vb—3'4 ,... W
7th. Mrs. Frank (‘lzirk (if (inborn {ivo-
Illlt‘ will (-nti-rtuin tho members of the
Auxiliary this zit‘tt-rnoon.
A hand of small boys. lu-‘liovod to
"be from tho Second district. wont
through the East Norwuik comotory
recently and took humorous pots of
flowers from gram-s. whoro thoy had
been placed on Eiisti-r Sunday by rcl-
atives and friends of tho doconscd
Only the flowors that worc growing Ill
pots were takon. tho vandals l( .I\Illl:
the cut flowers behind.
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Mrs. Verna. Roberts, of Myrtle
street. entertained a party of frionds
at her home. last. evcninir. with it diu-
ner dance. An cnjoyablo cvoning was
”out by all Those who :iitondod
' ‘ the Misses Anna Ros». Agncs
.‘dcrzast Llary Vt'ilcck Ruth nnu‘
Keith. Helen Fitch and Vornn.
bcrts; Al Canovari, Laurence Paul.
. rold and William Gustavson. Al
fiaymond. \Iclvin Ilraistud and Ken-
: both Fitch
H .
Thieves who
f about
hauled out. aigngshore.
““which can be eadly dispos-
ymimic: their-l appmmncc.
Vest. less reported to date
bronze propclkr
gflENTEIh llibuinis cht. which is
near the lievinc Bros.
"Mhor iossos. which how-
.iing. have also been noted
CHICA‘ .vnors who arc said to be ly-
of a. don't for further visits from the
trict in ’
try 0Y
recent.
"W. C.
"‘TI‘vr
0W
VON-v.11
m
Minot Crochet has resigned his posi-
lion with the Connecticut company at.
their barn in Norwalk.
V770!" -
it)! V
(110
5"“ .2.
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Mru. PgN. Needle and children have
been spending the week in New York
1:“? with relatives.
’thcre having shared the expense (it—clarify DTCVIOUS orders. the new 1'88-
‘for any retail druggist. however.
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Mrs. Raynor \Vi-rmo. of (inborn on;
at thoir lilt‘t‘lilli: this :iftornoon. for
tho Suppcr to lw Si'l‘Vl‘tI tho "ion of
tho church on tho ovoning of April“
«‘Efiéi’ manic :Istrip tho '
from -
l(lI(‘l"(‘(I
min illll own
I llF llilllllll mi wmli
WASHINGTON. March 31.—.'Regu-
lotions limiting withdrawals of liquor
by retail druggists to 100 gallons each
of spirits“ or wine (or each quarter
were issued today by the Bureau of
Internal Revenue. While intended to
uintions were said to serve. in a way
as a. rolnxntion of restrictions limit—
ing withdrawals to five cases of all
kinds of liquor under one permit.
There was no dotermination of the
number of such permits to he issued
Officials said that where proof was
givcn. a larger quantity than the 200
gallon maximum might be withdrawn.
but investigations oi.’ sales by the av—
erage rctnil druggist had convince-d
officials that. tho limit sci. was Buffi-
lcient to meet avcrngc needs.
!,15 000 TROOPS
PLAN TO MARCH .
ON BUDAPEST
Continued from Illrgtfipagn.
'l‘his is not only duo to tho disap-
pointmciit which unturzilly follows
failuro. but as tho details lt-ak out
IIH'N" is :t touch of tho absurd iittiich-
iiig to the whole iidvoniurc which has
rvzictcd sharply against. the former,
cmpcror.
The dramatic ilt‘CIiil‘llIIOll of Clini'los
to his frionds horo Friday. that ho
would iir-vor lonvo Hungary alive. was
ropoatod in liudzizwst whon Admiral
liorthy. tho rvgcnt oi? Hungary. rom-
onstrntt-d against his prosencc in that
county. yot Promlcr 'i‘olcky found him
a few hours intor ficcing toward the
bordcr and inking refuge in tho pal-
.ncc of Bishop Milton ln Htoinztinungcr.
'liitor praying iliiit ho bu given sholtor.
It limit-{it‘s iliiit it was ui‘it-r Admiral
llorthy hud ‘iakon his dotcrmiucd
stand in tho lludn'post I'lililt‘t' intur.
viow ligiiinst (‘hurlos’ demand for ro-
stomlon iiiiil tho inlnistq-rs siuniiiuiu-d
ly l‘roiiiit-r 'l‘oli-ky lizid' lit-gun :iri'ivw
in}: in tlic conforonoo churnbt-r. that
the. t-x—ruli-r. fooling tiic liuuiiliiition
'of his situation, lwciimv moro insist-
niil and tlt'l‘lili‘l‘tl Il(‘ would now-r It'ilVi'
llunlziiry (IIIVI'. ‘
(‘ b: trlt-s tlit n
IK'R‘flll pic-ailing with
some of tlmso uliout him for support.
lib imiutul lo (ll-noizil lmhnr IllltI ox—
('IHIIJI‘II Hint llH-ri- woro tiiroo divisions
of tioops in “'(‘st liunrrzm R\\0ill to
suppmt him and lt'ull) to march up—
on lludiiposl
(lo-:mril ItIl.’ ll' tin-n iiirind to (ll-ii-
('rllIS l‘ronuv :ind Having :iiid :isliml:
“\tht about your "ion?”
Hororc ('IIIH'I‘ could rt-ply,
llorlhy Illllltll shaiph on
Icomniiiiidi l3 and told II“ in
IIll' _\
lio
Admiral
tho two:-
lli: ll if
:ittt-iiipicd to .tlisucr Ih(\ would
arrcstcd
liniiliziiii,r ho was alone. Goncrnl
l.(-h:ir loft. tho room and toll-phonori
his troops at Rash not to move.
”d'l‘htiflfharks dcmandod that tho
“A inn bo gitonui. Wigs to cxpross
“ill Admiral lltiihy. it is sold
:Lgrt
d to this. but r'~ d W“
i“:uiuc - ..-. .{L} "firm; m. We
no rmiitt-d to rosido in his old pol: icu‘lit
(lodollo. tiftot-n milos outsido oi Build-
[msL Admiral llorthy doclnrod (”hm-
los must go out of Hungary tho My
ho camc
’l‘--‘-htriimo tho ox- Qinporor loft and
an automobile. which with
two othor motor tars took him. Count
Sim-a}. Gonornls Lohar l'ron
”mics and .Qromdn- m - ”Cit?!“ '5’
Stgnamy" . C
i.ngcr
Admiral North}. has mollod the
icprtscntntivcs of the small farmers
who had refused to support the mo'vc
for tho return of Charles. to mc'et on
Monday and has donumdod that Pre-
mier Tolcky and Minister of Educa—
tion \‘nsz bo iminodlatcly expelled
from the ministry.
Thcrc is no on firmntion from other
sources of the oregoing report that
cx- Emperor Charles contemplates
. The soda fountain which has been
i ' installed in the store of r. N. Needle
' will fill a. long felt need in the village
wheat: in summer months arrive and it
till be possible to get an ice cream
Dodo. without going out of the village.
Mr. and Mrs.
fem street. have receixed word
«on» My. are grandparents again. a
W having been born to Mr.
,hnd In. Charles McClellan. of Pros—
rec: Met. Bridgeport. this week.
£3338 Winn was formcrly MiSS
M Clark.
We WAGE REDUCTION.
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7% PITTSBURGH. March 31 —Plans of
‘lhe Pennsylvania Railroad Company
to mice the wages and salaries of
'all emphyes, ofi‘icers and subordinate
08cm: numbering about 220,000.
.. 179::de today at the initial
V continence of officials of the road and
‘ tatives of the workers.
ounce of way and structurcs
and the unskilled forces of the com-
anal: were the first class of cmplm cs
. to confer with the extcutitcs.
of these workeis were
filled to meet with tIl( road officials
his morning in an effOit to reach :in
Iagreeinent on the question of cuts to
'30 into effect April 20 .
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{ g , TER ARMH'.
" imw HAVEN. Maron 3l.—An in-
. l of about 25 par cent. in time
)gy‘r’ill be made at the “fin—
-aepeating Arms Company's
.t beginning tomorrow. For sev.
.months the plant has been on
greatly reduced'hours and some de-
-.mrtments have been shut down for
Mods of varying length.
JEWISH CAVALRY 1N mom.
i; eONSL‘ANTINOPLE March 31 (By
he Associated Press) .—~Turkish cav-
six-’5' has entered the fight against the
Greeks near Eski- Shehr. and is pur.
,persunding the nulitary forces there
Irving W. Clark. of to support him.-
Rop- '
" able steps.
moving on ”Budapest. Direct advices
from Hungary so far have not indi-
cated an ynotable degree of support
for thc cx- ruler from army circles. al-
though it was said that in stopping at
Steinamangcr. Charles had hopes of
RAIL TI{A\SPORTATION MATTERS
\VAQHING'I‘ON. March 31.—’Ques-
iions involved in the formulation of
an administration program towards
iziil transportation were discussed by
President Harding today with E. E.
(‘larln chairman of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. and R. M.
Horton. chairman of the Railroad
Labor Board.
The heads of the two government
agencies brought to the conference at
Mr. Harding's request detailed data
about wages. rates” earnings: and
other subjects. The meeting Was a
preliminary step to a thorough inves-
ltitration which Mr. Harding proposes
ito make in the immediatevtuture.
“'ANT RUSSIAN PRISONERS
RELEASED.
_ ‘;
MOSC(')\V. March 31 (By Wireless
to London).——~A note has been»; ad-
dressed to the French Government by
M. Chitchcrin. the Foreign Secretary.
protesting against the detention of
'25.DUO Russian prisoners in France.
land Others in North Africa. and in the
I" 'i'lnS. g
The note declares that if the Soviet
demands are not complied with. the
Russian Government will take suit-
I
REAR ADDHRAL DUNN TO RETIRE
01!” Cid M
w‘fi'mos: Cardinal Gibbons.
’-
wind Alllt‘l‘It'illIS diffcriiig in Cice d but
‘uan d Ill thoir lovc for_ fine dead
phurclinimi. , ..
‘- VII-"‘1" "up.“o for :i corcmoninl un-
THE ANGEVINE FURNITURECO.
--- made to give absolute foot
MOst flexible welt ever manufactured. Extra durable and
freedom to growing children
FEAR SEED TRADE
MAY FACE DANGER
Continued train First page.
by \V. H. Woodward, of Orange and
Milford, who dcolarml that (‘onnootl—
out was the plonct-r iii the good grow-
ing businoss. which dovolopcd as an
offshoot of thc mzirkvt gnrdcii busi—
Ilt- said, Ililll ('SIIlIl-
“('58. 'l‘hosc mon.
lislicd I'I-pututions nf liunosty and in—
togriiy iiiid \w-i'c guidt-d by higher
iuotivrs than the law could prmadc.
Ilc- (‘llIIt'd upon S. I“. \Vllliird. 0f
“Mann-rancid. iiitrodurinr: him :is the
lll'illl of Allll'rll‘uii sot ii inon. ‘
'l‘lit- oruniiilttol- :ilso lu-i‘ird :1 bill pro- '
\idiiii: for ii. liurouu «if n‘urkcling and
for tho continuation uudor tho dirt-o-
tion of tho Slate Jiuiird of Agriculture
of markct rt-portinzr. liithorlo undor
tho dirm-iiou of th- .-\i;riouliur;il id).-
tt~nsioii Scrvit‘f'.
GREA TRONOR PAID
CARDINAL GIBBONS
Continued from First Page
ll Si‘t‘llllllfil)’ ondiwss procossiou lilo-d
into the church, and in llioir stately
rnlws of tho variod i'olors Or ”1011‘ or-
dt-rs. uionwl forward in tho caitufnlqpc.
on which rostod llu- into cardinal in
his ill‘t'IlIIlSIinlw' \c-duwiim of purple,
Iii ii fow munit-iits Iht’ body of tho
church was [Him] with this army of
Cirruy :iud IIII‘ zituinsplioro of the
t\\‘l'llIIt IIl (-i'iitury was «llspt-llod...
llAl ’I‘IMURE. Ma Mai-circa ”The
gr! .iti-st assemblagc of church dittm- l
tarim tutor ”1:de on This Cmtment|
4... incur}
1%‘tlio ('dllltdl‘ill oi tho Assumption
of the liloissod Virgin Miirv c. ime also
lay (ICI‘I gzttcs roproscntiug Catholic or~
gnnimtions. (IIDIOIllilflt \Vushinmou.
"mt-d in tho ccciosiasticnl history
‘0! the United Stall-s for in special
recognition of tho Aincricnn prclato'a
service to the church. the pope de-
creed that the Gregorian Choral So-
ciety of St. Mary's Seminary should
sing at today's moss :I solemn Gregor-
ian chant previously heard only at.
the funornl ot' a sovcrcign ruler of the
Catholic church in the Sistine chapel
in Rome.
At 10 o'clock. the hour qt the cere-
mony. the whole city. by Gubernator-
ial and Mayoral proclamation. was
urged to drop every activtty for a-mln-
utc in respect to a man it had num-
bered among its most distinguished
citizens.
DISCUSS \VAGE SCALE.
PI'l'l‘SBImG-H. Pa... March 31.—
Officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad
and representatives of the employ”
went into executive session here at 10
o'clock this morning in beginning the
initial conference to consider reduction.
of wages of all employee and officials.
Admission to the meeting. which is
the first of a series to extend over un-
til April 16. was limited to the con-
ferees only and it was announced that
newspapermen would not. be admitted
“for the present."
CORNS
Lift Off With Fingers
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BOSTON. March 31.~—Admiral Al-
bert Gleaves, recently commander-in-
chief of the Pacific fleet and during the
war head of the destroyer flotilla. will
succeed Rear Admiral Herbert 0.
Dunn as commandant oL—the First
Naval District. with headéuarters
here. on May 29. it was learned today.
Doesn't hurt a. bit!
“Freezone”
\stantly that corn stops hurting. then
shortly you lift it right off with fing-
Drop a. little
on an aching corn. in-
ers. Truly!
_WALL AID HIGH STREETS
- max on snow OAIJ'SKIN. PATENT, ELK
- E AND moo: ' . .z
— ‘i 3 is.
.3‘ cross omens AT six
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SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOWS .21
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS ;
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"mmmmm 8* ‘ “.ftri’i‘m"
mm two Greek divisions near thathear Admiral Dunn will retire from.
W than! in reports received here active service on that date. Admiral
. was" The same report de-
erect division has been
rklsh Nationalists.
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
“Freewne” for a few cents. sufficient
Gleaves directed the convoy of the to remove every hard corn. son corn.
first troop movement. of American- or corn between the toes. and the cal—
i'orces overseas. «V luses, without? soreness or irritation. ii
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