\‘131'11'WEARf
Ill/HY TIES
731:
SW
$1.00
Fork-INHANDS
$1.1M
$1.50
$2.00,
13mm“
Swiss, Normandy (Shoshana;
and Pamela
Under Mahnokemo Hotel
South Blot-walk
E K.BANKS
46 a 47 Wat Washington Btu-oat
\
2-5
m on ”the pollen blotter this em-
in:-
11—1415 Camiecttcut.
m ‘
Workmen are busily encased In.
,emaking the final renovations to the
pany'. and it is expected that"
quarters will again be occupied on
Monday snowing the 4th.
wanna-111a Goal.
7 Oscar F. Schultne still continues to
quote the lowest imthe clt'y prices on
all cuts of 'beef. lamb. _pork and cured
meats. Not the 'Fore the ‘War prices
on eggs and butter in this big adv.
arezlstration numbers were .
quarters of the People’s Trust“ Coma:
'-"Califomia Syrup of 53$”?
Child’s Best Laxative
.
F111
“3. . The downtown electrical commis~ today.
sTEIE‘ES DOTS AND :; sioners will meet at the offices of the .
FIGURES 3: Plant 011 State street this evening. -——Don't forget the Hat Tflmmers’ , _ . .
3 and Operators' dance. Singing between .. ' '0
i: —— " ' the dances. Town Assembly Hall. Fri- Accept Californla' 5"“? 1 “3"
‘: April \mtor Records on sale to- M 13 only —-look for the name California on
_ ': day. A' J- Collins 00- day evening. April lst usic Adv the package. then 3011 are sure Your
ll 7:“
'2: ‘
luv~11uunnnuun-un‘11-'115
SEPH DAVIS
11:: WASIIINGTON STRm
SOUTH NORWAIJK
ll
Fiedler's 7-piece jazz orchestra.
mission 5011:.~ _, _ _
The new suits and coats which are
\ ———'—'—-fi
The newline of baby'carriag'es and
go carts displayed by Raymond &
Son have a wide range in price and
.modcl.' Everyone is a p‘lcnded value
and will give good service.
attract many
lighted suit section which has recent-
13' been greatly improved with new
fixtures and cases. Visitors are al-
ways welcome in this popular store.
The regular semi-monthly shift of
police lu‘uts was made today whereby
Screcunt Hurry Gibson goes on day
ElTY {NEWS
i‘ \‘ir-mr rccords are on
.I Wallins Co. (..‘o-1111- in and
H1 ~ Adv.
l \l .11 Vicior records at A. J.
i; lllL'll
i 111:1t'l1sc
111'noon.
School lmsclmll
on llll‘
\Vl'illllCl‘ por-
. " . - t of c:1ps.~—O'T€rien's.
Waning lllc
1:»111'14-11 to thc uptown
:1‘: luming UPC“ lost
Mus
.~1 pulvr's- dcprn'lmcnt
1‘:'.'l‘. 1-:1licc lust night
--i’1~ l1l"l"l'l5.{' the li—
‘ ‘10 lull lwcn stolcn.
=11».- l<‘rid:1y evening.
31:11:: until 4 o'clock.
lull orchestra
1“ lit'FK of \Vestport
'11le Marie A. Ross (1f
ci ;11,:1n§: crm-llv 511111
13.. .>,.' 111.1r1'ic'l March
211 rho-lfy- of name
"1‘ (i. l1. (7 n1ct nqfl
$1 fowl supper :11 the
1 \115. I~‘r1-d llcnuctt.
an! fawning: A busi-
\. ,..- also l1.(:lrl. Tht‘
l-1--l11-l1l :1? thc llOmc
1,. :11'l'1. Htmwllcl'ry Hill
' "::'.l.13" cvcning. April
Swill Hats—O'Bricns.
1 scriuus .iffitllffifl. “why;
.;I 1-1.1.1 1-1 939%“, . 31.4
.111'311'1'1r
Ymk (-113.
111.0671. .‘ll
~11- Ju-lgc
1" 1c"11sc1l to
Must Lurk. 'l‘hc lnltcr.
- 11"1-51-1111-11 l13' Attorm-y
n1 11', had broil-sled the in—
his clicnt. and one of the
.I'SSQ'S. a lull boy at :1 local
~11 pluccd on the stand fnil—
ntil'3'\l.:11'k. 01' the Stern girl.
rutivc‘cvidl-ncc- whs lacking.
“as nollml
l1cnrinzr in
Voslmrgh.
make any
ahans Pine Tar Rags,
nth Balls, Napthalene
Flake
illson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
l... wk on 01' be-
El ESDAY,
1- , 71:11 of ’April,
in.“ credited
1” EuL erest
H 111113 111 the Fi1st district.
limiter
initials
of
‘ horn ‘ l R:
E . set D" Attornev Connery as y.et
and Sergeant
li1'3:1n Silk go cs on the night shift at
h(adqu.ul1cs.
Those people who go to the office
of the Town Clerk to secure licenses
for their dogs for the year 1921
should bring the old license slip with
them. as this ‘will enable the new li-
cense to be issued more nromptly.
Today was the first day when the new
licenses were issued. and several had
been issued up till noon.
-—-Latest Soft Hats—.O'Brien's.
The Norwalk Kiwanis club is plan—
ning for :1 Ladies night to be held at
tho [loyal James on the evening of
April 211111. The Lotus Quartette will
sing and there will be other entertain—
crsgas well.
-—Be sure that you see the finest
discplay of Norwalk students' work
(of the International Correspondence
Schools.) in Donnelly's VVindow. .m'cr
show in Norwalk! Crowds gather to
look the work over as thcre are sever-
>h——-—_’_.—
'I‘hc “'estcrn l'nion telegraph com-
pany moved 3'csterday from its for-
mcr location on North Main street. in
thc .lncoliy block to its new location a! drawings that had 1110 per cent.
on South Main street. opposite the mark. You know these peop‘c. come
ion?" 5 10 and 35 cent 3101““ 'and see their work. Special prices
. . offered for a few days. '
~Stop 1n this cvcning and hear the .
new April records at Donnelly‘s 16 ,- Judge \Villiam F. Tammany. Judge
1.8 So. Main St. James 'I‘. Hubbell. 1). William Har-
' ford. Senator Nehemiah Caprice and
chrcsr-ntativc Samuel W. \Vatkins.
Osborn
l'ilcctric 33'ircs. near :13'cnue . . .
11111! Van Zunlit street. “'crc hanging 711113011er before the. JmllClflry com-
\<'I'.\" low lust cvening. according to n mlttee yesterday afternoon and oppos-
cd‘thc hill putting private and public
watcr and clccll‘ic light systems un-
der the control of the Public Utilities
commission.
FIGHTING SPREADS
report on the police lulottcr from Pa-
11':1)l111111.lnl1n ll0l1cr.ts and the matter
33:13 1"1 ported to 1111- clc ctric light plant
in the- Third district. as the low hung-
ing wircs \3'1-rc apt to start .1. firc.
—Pea Coal at Harris & Gena.
- - «_— 7??“(1',r
‘ .1
A nnmlvcr ——-———-——-
Continued from First Page
attended the dance. held
lust cvcning 113' the Lincoln Council-
l‘n'nm ("urns in Progress Forum Hall. _____... '
\\':1sl1in::lon 5111111 The 0 1' A. '31 counjer attack. is believcd to be en'-
orchcslm. furnished music. llcportsgmm 111 View 01 11"“ SHW‘NOI‘H.‘ 0" ”I“
from the (1: men will he rccci3 ed at the F(rr99k3 in art!““‘?- The Turkish Nat-
mcclina' of the council to bc held tilisl’ion'llififfil “NW-W t0 “0 “(filling two
c\311in<" .11mv corps one for the dcl‘cnse of
Angora and one operating in the dl-
rectlon 'ol‘ Rdnia. Barbed wire en~
tanglements are helm; erected in front
“:lhc important cvcnts of April 3111' 101 the Turkish trenches along an ex—
l.sl_A.111'il Fool's “:13; 6111.111itcd Mded front. ' I - ~ ‘~
Sl1l1s rlcclarul war against Germany.
KIWANIS CLUB DINNER
l
Nth nnnn‘nr eclipse of the sun: 1901.; ,
Patriot‘s [1.13: :let. Spanish- -American1 “What I would do if I had a million
\\'r1 1' 111131111 laswz L’ 3nd. ‘totbl’ecl'rpseldolla‘rE‘ was a question answered by
or lllf‘hmoon: 26111.so11th1rnmemer~lm berg, the: the Kiwanis club yestel‘
.15 13' . loi .\l.1l!>.11 1131111. liar - d Wee %
; {Visussup’fi afglgm Kr”:
migraines hotel-1311:.
Altornm 332111369 Vollmer of Westl
11311111» 33110 has been at Mouni
Sinai Hospital Ncw Ymk. for several
-Coal at Harris & Gang.
{u
gel-riment and jovialty.
For instance. one member of the
first district. interested in banking. and
who is known as a professed bachelor
months unde 1go1ng a seiies of 11n-zemphatically declared that he would
usually scrious operations. will begenter the matrimonial slate. Other
brought to his home toda). The answers were just as amusing-
nound is still open and has the tubes! Arrangements for the holding Of 9-
in it It Is not expected to heal for ladies’ night on April 28 instead of the
about thnc months. He will rccclv'e regular luncheon were discussed at
the lx’ml' mum treatment here. and the luncheon.
his condition is reported to be good.
-—Stop in this evening and hear the
110“ April records at Donnelly‘ s 16 -
18 So. Main St.
LECTURE!) ON THE WEATHER
.A large attended lecture was given
by Bret. Edward-Gale Jewell; at “It
Norwalk Congregational Chmurch last
-—.———— night. Prom. Jewett's subject was
Attorney Paul R. Connery. of the “What We LeaVe at the Door," and
firm of Tammany & Connery. lfiis been was an explanation of the weather and
appointed master in Chancery by the changes: in the weather.
Judge Edwin S. Thomas. to ascertain, Prof. Jewett explained the currents
the damages to be levied against the,WhiCh 80 to make Up changes in the
citv,
vs the city of Norwalk. which matter’and explained the hurricane and or
has been thrcshed out in all of the clone, and gave 3 89110"!!! (193611er
courts for the past two 3ears. No date' or the workings of weather bureaus.
for hearings on the damages has been Prof. Jewel: illustrated his 19’1“”
The 1with stereoptican slides. Many of the
apbointment comes as a high honor 1 slides were very interesting as well as
to the young attorney MSthtiVG. particularly those which
. , I pictured the damage 1 caused by
cyclones in the West.
.Reeults.
Who have‘not flex-
changed their tem- A
porary bonds 4.
arriving daily at‘Tristram & Hyatt's
to the large and well"
IN ASIA MINOR
”5131151115.. were {1112' éans‘e M‘
in the: famous case. of Conklin,atmosphere: told what lightning wax. ‘
Sentinel Advertisements Bun: 90011 W
child is having the best and most
harmless physio {or the little stom-
ach liver and bowels Children love
its fruity taste. Full directions on
each _bottle. You must say ”Califor»
nia.”
APRIL FOOL’S DAY. ‘
Scleral Non-walk People the Victims
of Jokes.
Today is April lst. or All 1' 0015 Day.
It is the day of days for practical
Jokers-.snd. from all .11oun‘tsthe;
practical jokers got in their innings,
particularly in the First district.
Probably the most practical joke
that was pulled off found Oscar In
Schqkze the victim. Mr. Schultze. as
it is well known. is the proprietor of
a Branch store in Bridgeport W ell
this morning. bright and curly. some.
one with an idea of fun. called up the
Bridgeport market and ordered one of
the clerks to report immediately at the
l-‘ irst district market 'lln clerk saw
light and departed ag 1m 1111 the Park
City. while Mr. Séhultzc~shhhh'
Another wise bird took {:1th pleas-
ure in calling up certain business men
whom they knew “‘t‘l‘C not in their
office and leaving; :1 tclcphonr- number
which was like this—77314. By rc-
'\'crsing~the number. it can he readily
understood why the husimss men got
pcmed wh1n U113 discov: rul that the}
connection with the loner melons.
dc nce.
Cigars w2-cr( rl1s111l1ul1 1i prmniscuously
and fool er rands 33 fire {nu 11d with
1:11 so. The "left-lmlnlml monkey
wrench" camc 10 lil'c- 0111-11. having
been hibcrnut‘lng' for :1 3'cu1'.
Oh. you: Oh. 31:1,: 11 was a great
day. Ex'cn tllc
Al 10 o'clock
his own April-fool low.
this" morning: it lonkc1 as 1hough the
storm. which )1: 15 111 cu making pcoplc
33'~ish that U113 3' («r1 ducks had brok-
cr1.'x.\n hour lullr tin sk3 “as as
cloudy as nor.
.
The Mcn' 3 Christian Indus! rial Lea»
2111: of the South Norwalk Methodist
T'Tpilal'opfil church “ill mrcl at the
churlch at 80' clock this (uninz A
fcntu 3%ill be an address on "The
Logisl' rc nt-WVork" by Scuaicr Ne-
henihh‘f‘andee. "
i1311111131 THE SAFE SIDE
«(1054' 939311411” is rather to he
elmseu‘l llnnigrc cat riches.
If we take 1:1rc ofvyour eyes you
will not be struggling along with
poor vision in Old age.
TH AIME R
Optometrists and (km
“The loaf. of flood deacon!
87 Atlantic St. .. Stamforc
WoOlosoat'BP.fl.mV
, Dividend Notice.
The City National
Bank
mm 00M-
Lhflh 28, 1921. &
.At a regular meeting of
the Board of Directors of
this bank, held this day, a
dividend at the rate of 4
per cent per aJmum was
of the Savings Department 1
for permanent bonds
should do so at once
We Haven. Supply on'
.Hand of ‘
2nd 414 A
— 3rd 414
4111' 41.4
ALWAYS FRESH
(it your.“ 1510 1:021". ‘
Ion memos
Constipation. Indigestion. Sour
Stomach. Biliouanes. Bloating-
Gas, Coated Tongue, take Kim ,
wholesome physici-
FOE? mamxrm.
So. Norwalk
be! promptly. Never dawn“. Mild
, animal: in antic: Dona! gripe or
mom. No canine oBereEeeu.
from the earnings of the 1
six months ending March
31., 192i.
_ The eame will be entered
'f‘ on pass books and paid on
" ' and after amnion, 1921.»
, c. o. rrrcn. 1-4
: . . Cashier.
”do. of New Haven. took place at St.
brown toilets. and was attended ,by
Mia- Hamel Par-sous. Harry Antbler
was best man. The wedding supper
was served at the bride's home. The
couple will spend thelr‘
trip in New York.
Irving Davis, of Seymour street. en-
tertained several of his friends at a
party last night. Dancing was en.-
joyed and’ refreshments were sened.
Those present were?“ Misses Milieent
Brady. Dorothy MacGregor, Cecelia
Tarlov. Martha Hamilton Florence
Mitchell: and Raymond Shearvmod.
William Ward.
Fabian Sederstrom, and-Irving Davis.
y
of Arch
studies at
Providence.
' Miss Marjorie .Candee.
street. "has {resumed her
Brown University" in
Rhode Island.
Mrs. William I“. Kern has returned
to her home on B'urrltt avenue. after
spending a week in Springfield. Mass.
Miss Lucille Everson. popular High
School girl. is spending the week»end
with her'relatives in New York city.
Mrs John T .‘Harpe’r. of Great 1331»
rington. Mass. is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs Edward F. Manger of Cedar st.
'Miss Florence Mitchell. of l7lax Hill
road. is visiting Miss Cecelia Byrne.
of Brooklyn, New York.
George Clark. of Hamilton avenue.
has returned to Peddie School in New
Jersey.
Attorney Cramer C. Hegeman is in
Bridgeport today on legal business.
Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt is
in Middletown today on busmess
BATTERY C PLANS DANCE
The weekly drill of Battery C.
331- 1'0 Lnfll .13or1m. to obtain 11 lg-phonic C. C. A., was held at the Norwalk
~Armory last
Other tricks 331-11.: also much in c3i- lgood showing of men
APT“ 100‘ film“ “W1 108'19‘1 iincreasing membership in the various
'maneuvers which included a number
with the usual
night
its constantly
of features which were worked out for
the first time; and a study of in-
fantry drill regulations followed.
Interest in recruiting is still keen
3vcuthcr mun pulled “and several new candidates passed
their examinations. .
fl‘entative plans for the first dance
of the new organization. were dis-7‘,
cussed and the following temporary -
committee appointed: Lieut Brother»
ton', chairman: Sergeants OGrady anI
Sturges Co'rporals Marron and Long;
Privates Flgtdl and Muller. The acid?
mittee immediately organized and air:
pointed Lieut. Brothertcm treasurer,
Cor.p Long, secretary, and Private
Fitch publicity agent
date was selected loathe dance but it
will be 111' the near future.
“No-TooBac” has helped thousands.
to break the costly. nerve-shattering
tobacco habit. Wheneveryou have o’
longing for a cigarette. cigar. pipe. or
for a chew. just. place a harmleu No~
To-Boc tablet in your mouthjnoteed.
to help relieve that awful desire.
Shortly the habit may be completing
broken. and you are better of! men-
as,” physically. una'nolwy.
may. no simple. - Get a box of No-To
Ban tad it it doesn't release you from
all mat for tobacco in any tom
your arm will refund your money
without m '
declared todepositors ~~ '
Content -oomes with elec-
trldty— r—Electr'lc Al. , -
KNOW contentment —
‘kn o w electricity. Know
the best light-r-know eleca
“tricity. Know the way to
save labor and banish
drudgery—know electrical
helps. Know the shop
where you’ll get superior
; electrical supplies and—
' service—know us.
so; Efflnflilth-ioii
1115:1115 35s
firm rise Skirts $3.98
' 1.00
pabonoocvo-ones...oodaono-o-nocnoou-o. w
.lg‘3OOOODC'CIIIOICIOIDflDQ‘I.Dal-01". m
' The no...“ or Miss Francis “M; ‘
. Kelly. of this city. and William Rich—
Joseph’s Church. yesterday morning. ,{
The bride: was becoming” drew in
honeymoon .
Lawrence Crosby. '
Eff . For this week—end our Men’s Clothing
Every woman’s Fashion Shop".
- 120 _Washington St.
No positive 1
It's no '
Department presents remarkable valm ,
in a group of SUITS at " "
$40. 00 .- f!"
fiWorsteds, Unfinished Worsteds, Fermi! ; 9'
Stripes. ' '
If A wide range of patterns and colors.
Rogers and SteVens.
N QRWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK'.
South Norwalk »- 5‘
‘5»
Especial Attention ls Directed to the Noteworthy Gucci-g:
Now Available
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIMS
in Our
Shantungde Lute .
special! as in.
This material will hund- DEF
fectly and is an ideal m. “If
Waist: and dresses. It is all 1111::
For years you have [mi 1.9:
than 98: 33rd. , , .;
All Silk Poplin
fancy- poplin with satin stripe. i
‘all the latest shades. 31.59.
, New‘mdrting
Vl'e are showing such :1. am
range of pretty stripes that you
will enjoy buying transact as
interesting assortment. Some are .
brilliant stripes one was i'ol'rf' .
delicate. The boat part 1! it at
11511111111 lsmmteadtobewal. '
able. '
At the unusually low wind“
Voila and Pong. Wail:
_1
Whether your need a no at
theolender lines of budding
gh-lhood.ort‘homm‘ mature
and mm In. ”N ,
TON mu» m fulfill you
M M in DON TON
Mkoumfortandmtuyle Dainty waists that an at and:
rrmaflgmmgma. lent quality material. M
s ,o‘ on on snow
5...! I ‘3"! . with embroidery.‘ It.”
m... mfl... ”Em“ .......... - u. Mm. -..........-...._..‘
>1..:.1..’}1 i 1:1:1111. 111377 757117. 1 1.717; - {[117 1
. .13: 11.1
At New York’s Busiest Spot
OLUMBUS CIRCLE where the
new Gem National Bank
sands-alias rightly been called the H11
ofNew York. According to statistics it is
the busiest spot in ,
the City. , ,
Our location 1133
proves a. great con- '
vemcncc to our cus- ‘
comers-both local 1 " “‘ =
, and out-oftom'l‘en .; ,‘
direct eubwayuzd . "1'
surface lines gopast , é '
the door, or are - - 1
1: within 3. minutes ‘ 5 ._
. . ‘w walk. Convenient : ~31 » ~
- , “I, .fl," buses my on in , T . .
Wu Cal-Tia: Gnll comfort to y Fifth :1; . ' '
AW and the shopping district. 4;; ‘ . - . ' 5
.Woudoommofwwncuuomers Comeinad ~«‘ '
one u, orwrioe firearms.
GOTHAM NATIONAL BANK . 3-
, OF NEW YORK .'
' '- CAPITAL Susanna» SURPLUS Sat-.50.,“ .
' TOTAL monitors :16, 000,000
"1 .4 mu 0' FEDIIAL [HERVE SW7!!!
mu. 1...
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