ST lATE BGERD
AMENDMENT GRANT _
IS TURNED DOWN
Continued from First p'a‘ge.
A. mam: lists beth'c.n $1.5AAAA;c‘oo
.1 54.000.000. 35 per cent. instead of
{A‘or this session.
oizl was rejected in concurrence. and.
:3 Ahe other bills on this subject have
been thrown out. the matter is dead
The committee held
.hc opinion that cities have the right;
.0 u- 3 double shifts in their depart
moms if they cared to meet the ex-
A-nsc in\ol\e¢_--
The Senate agreed with the House,
llAY CAI]. SHARE
7 .———Com-
Bl. ENOS AIRES. Apirl
in adoption of a bill w .Ach would per- 'plete paralysis of the p0“ of Buenoe
while. those in the new fifth classlmn a judge of the Superior court who' Aires is threatened by the pert work—
“~=ll ”cm“: 2 per cent. “k“ ”‘05“ m has 39‘“ 3 person to State prison for ers' union as a result of developments
3. chastity crime, also breaking the growing out of demands made upon
“wiring“ ‘0‘“ to give a. divorce ’to the lthe Munson Steamship Line in behalf
plA sent fifth class.
Addititml Aid Denied.
requirement of the
A _.
AAlt‘
l‘lll\ to such towns as slion th: At tl; A \
:Al' ~Df‘nding for the sup} art of thA-Ar
.w lmals at least 830 :A \r‘lll‘ tor Pit-(‘l]|
pupil in average attendance is retain—
A -.«i
101 such. in cii‘cct. automatic action.
The lull to relieve street railway
"‘l‘"‘-" .. Anuncfut party. DYOVWOG application of the firemen of the steamer Martha
A: )l‘ 19 that this stau- AAAAl 1AA AlAAOWQ Al my divorce had been previously made !Waghington_
The steamer has been
held up by a boycott by the' port
workers. and last night officials of the
companies or the expense 0‘ fella“? Munson Line notified port authorities
or‘ highwms which it endorsed was
All". the clause authorizing ”W Slawlsnm o the Finance committee for the labor .to unload the vessel.
non- union
It is re-
they intended to call in
board of education to 3'1 ant additionalnvurpose of devising means of raising—l ported the customs administrator at
and to towns which CA- rAAfv that their”evenue to meet this loss to the State "once summoned executives of the “n;
funds are insufficAtnt ex cu though thev (almough ”w Connecticut Company"
are spending at least 6 mills of their :5 in dclault)
5:121: «A list tor school m.AA~11An.,1rcA- is
.511". km out.
ll is understood that about. nincteA 11
towns, including Av.on Bozrnh. Ill-11‘
\AAA.1AAAA.\lanstiA'd and V'AAluAAtAAwn
on applying for this ZAAAA-Aiul :AlAl forA
tliv- [Art-u-nt school \( AA
The A-rrm-A or AAAA- lAAll A“ AA. A. row ‘Il
lAv tln Aommiltrv 1;: HA Al At Aim-H link-
A '-- than l4) Chung: Aim ':A\\ An provnleI
. 1A - nuupovt lo tuuus u'lAA- I» It “as oxi-
pnwAllA intended to run :, :lllll in about
11‘ :- -:A:. AAA‘AApAAAIA- i: .- 1.11 AA. HAA .5A
tour»: V‘.llll'll h:A\A lo: -. AllgilAlA- to uni '.
AAIAAlw' thA- lifth (1.1.5.5 ‘.‘.AA':ll OIAH‘IWVlS‘P
1m. out of ihA- SA'HIH AAA [ht- l:A\v by
AA . ”Am of lll("‘i'.‘l50‘f All 11" Ar in. .Alld lists
In \(I' ll ‘Alll‘ Ill‘A‘SAAAt 5'_‘.T~'A".UHU linill.
SUAU' Board ‘lill‘l‘\ Ruling.
'l‘lw stoic, l)();|l'll AAA Awlur-ulion mmln
:, l'j'lll'}: ycsicrdny 111:12. in tho future.
no («mu applying D r sAAA-A'ml an] un-
.lA' thl- (misting: l.A‘-\' (:1 tlu~ gl'oul‘uli
ti. v: At spcnds morn- than lllr‘ proceeds
AA: A; nulls of A15 gmu'l list for mulli—
lA Y‘, "A. . o" AAA-hon], \\All lu- :Alluwml :AAL
Air .l support in (‘XPV‘SS 01' an
:1 i \thA‘lA would 111;Al~'.~- Ats pvrr‘cn—
1 AA- ... Adult nAAl such us to put it mom“
1 l! I‘lll' class ll\\’ll)' (run that l'l
\ Al lll'lllllKN Ivy virtuA- of its grand
l ' Ml um] All (my Q'\t‘|ll. not morn
1A A "* pA-r cool. of flu amount it
l luz' tA-uclAA-I's' .5AA':LAAA.5‘, 'l‘hc stub
l - A, All AlA-tA-rmlnlnl: lle- AAAAAlAtAonnl
. s;~.ml to In gvnnlwl to :Anv suAh
7 A l_ “All take into AAAnsiAiA ration the
A A! rAA .51. ill‘ .AAAi It A AoAtA-s hum tho
A '5“ union {AVA'A‘zHIc :Attvnduncc AIAAAA’
:; 't of schools grunt. Alll’l will in—
: ‘ 11*".1 the 6 mills stub-Al AAA: Isl)‘ All
3 ' .-hA-rs' salarics onlv.
'1 ruling of llAA- stntl- lmnnl o.
A z .1 AMA)" will Aw A'l‘l’wclivc on!) for ”1'
school your.
33 AtlumlunA-A- (AA-ant.
'.A.-.; committee on A'llllt‘ulloll
l to AA port a lull hulking pcrnm~
A-.' ”11- $3 intrugs Alllllltll'lnlt' grunt
1.7. l lttl two )l‘ZLrS up) lo! the pA- wind
school yum.
l"""“
also
A All“... “Alh tlll‘ llHN‘nl [Sllt‘llllll z'luArtA'r luv :AAAAAA~.\AAAA: \Vlute
'll:A: hill will currv (In nmn'UllAMAm“ lllAlS :AAAl lipson Downs to Hit Sec—
” .muut 31100000 0nd 'l‘nxlng district; l't‘p"?lllll;: 11‘"
is .5001) as the Svnuic Opf'md Scna— publication or Mcridcn bv-laWS provi-
1AA ll:.All of Ncw llrilnln. moud lb“ mun; :AAAAl coAAA-A-A‘AAinp,r thc Slwlton.
(A.AA:~.AAlA-Aalion of the hill .AAlopchl \PS‘ A-l‘m‘lA-r provision for “Tu” 0|! city
1. l'l. AA: to reimburse l.rl\v.1rd '1‘. 13‘ Ollics- rs.
(n.5- Aor A:\D0n80 ”1““le '" t' 511m, 1 ‘AA Hons“ rA----~AAl\AAl <1 Prtitlou from
A 'AuldWin S TWA“ ‘0 -‘A‘I“’”‘tA ’ thc t‘ (AAAAAA A tic ul l
Thc lull to authorize New Haven to
p u- A-AuployA-s who went into war serv-
AAPP tho Aln‘t'crcnce in wages was re-
] )A-A tt'Al. -
l Thr- A ”AA .4 .A:.Al Boroughs committee
A. [lnl‘tl- Al :1 All! to permit retirement of
n puhlic library cmploye with a pen-
‘slull or other reward. based on the
pvrson‘s'salury; and on amending the
l’lm. AnL‘tnn borough charter, and Am—
5 'Alrl'llll“ regarding Alcfecthc. side-
walks in Dunhury. -
l‘hA; liAluAulion committee had scnt
to tho Appropriations committcc the
LA” to provide support for trade
ISPhOlllS. Bills for incorporating the
l Mystic Fire district and the Morning-
side Association in Milford; 'A!) rA-peal
Alhc luv: undA-r which New Yorkcrs
lilW' oyster “shim,r rights in Long
l
Ian and informed them that unless the
unloading of the ship was begun be-
fore noon today. thc authorities would
give protection to the non-union la-
borers. , _
The-union leaders. it is said. re-
plied that they-would not “call or! the
boycott on the Martha \Vashington
until the Munson Line yielded to de-
mands made by the unioa . and that if
non-union labor was e ployed they
would declare a port strike.
ALIA AMERICAN DAY.
Appropriately Celebrated in Philadel-
phia \Vitil .‘lany Notable. in
Attendance.
PHI! ADE! Pliluvx April 7. —-]"hAl.'1-
Alclphia today C(lcbrated All AmA ri-
AUA Day. It was :1 den- of sincere pn-
(Aiotism consecrated to love of coun-
.
{island Sound. to prohibit the killing of
' birds otlwr than some lvirds for
‘Illllll‘ttlgl'. and to :Allow the Slate ’ili'k
A‘omm Arm to allow erection of War
Anr-mm'iztls in State parks and rcslcr~
\ntions.
heals Alvuling with tho commission
‘uml A‘Atv mnnngcr form of municipal
gnovr-A'nmnut. reportcd adversely in the
. House. thrrrA :u-cominnlcd In: r'xplunru
itinn from Mr. Ford, of IVA-Av linvcn.
ltltut :1 bill fan :1. rA‘nA'ral would
lluolmhl} he submitted.
'l‘hc sicu) mhcrtisimz hill to :mAA-nAl
the present law would prov-Ado
tlu- superintendcnt of thr- :5‘t;5tc- police
wwuld A‘A-cA-AA'A- applications for locu-
lions. rk'lcrmiuc lhr- (‘llil'llt‘lA‘l‘ of im-
signs \\'l‘.ll'll would not he AArv-Atml m
['ALLI'O'S on lughunis to obstruct
“Aston of :A \‘(hiA-IA- Alrl\A~r, :\’\ll
11A lAA- sol-stuntinlh A-Auw‘
I A WI’AAAnuA‘A A omAuitlA-A 1:2' --‘
A-nAmiA'An l'rmn ’AAAAAAAAAAAA or Ill"
Hospital Such-Av or
ll:!\vll). ~
()‘Allm‘ lAElls lAA-nrin':
ports \Vl‘l't‘ [\vA)
llonA‘Al AAI'
\vllrl
l
.
.
.
l
law
ilAA~
Alum l’lll'l.'l'
. -.,
(‘Ullllt'l’lli AAA ANA-w
l':l\ljvt;1illw H'-
concerning thn- 0r-
:Auuv- l“lll:lll('ll:
(;..\AAnnr .I-nnuv ol‘ \\'oAAAA-n
[Angnty (-ommisslonA-As MLIJOI Lyons:\ul0 1.5 in lAAlA.Alr of tho Slate Faun
iwlng wpoAuted for Hartford A‘Aounl)’ llol' “'omen. with snggestxons con-
The motion prevailed and St‘llflml ‘cwnim: p.AAolA-. collage. scgregatlon
3....A Hunuld. 0" PlllllilnlA 54““ that he and \0Cutl0nultrt1lnlng.
AAAAAl sun 3. cancellA-Al A heck which hull 'l‘ hA- Scuutv Alllllllll‘ll these bills:
SA-ttlod the expense \l.1Aor Lyons was
Amending.r thc Norwulk consolidation
but to An 1913. ll: AUMNA ”l1” ”‘0 law lll()\ltlllll: {01 AA tux connnissionvr,
(‘lllllll was an unjust our. 'l 111 1c ““5 :AAAAl mloptAmA ol lhc umcnulmr All :11 HA!)
(lt'lHLU‘. on the math A'. during \Vl‘ll‘l‘ (itv AlAAtAou.
sa-nutnr Rosenfcltl. AAA' llAA- A‘ln‘uns A-mu- l . Amrmlmz tlAc Ansonin clmrtA-r con-
Illllll“ , said that. 'AnA‘AAA-m:itio11 given as l“ rning snluriA-s of r“). olficl'rs
11,? 1hr claim was IAIAI J-UU‘” ”l" ('U’“'| l'A-(nAAliu: for :t Stutc clinical stun-l-
llll’ll‘i'. 'l‘hc (luv-“HUN “'1'?“ '“VMHA- H“ A. A. l thlvrmmnclcr.
('AAAAAAAAAtiA-r~'s rA-puA-l All‘lllL:
:AA-A'A-plA-Al il‘lll
fourth
Including .‘A portion of :A highway in
“AAA 1,.” A-A-jA-ctA-Al. 'l‘lxis “11.5: ”11- .mlislAurv AAAA Ylll‘ 'l‘runk Linc SA-shnm.
IAAAAA- .‘.l:L_ior Lyons Alilb' [Aim] to (0.1“ “t :nd l'll\lllg out A)! thc S_\Sl(‘lll curtain
311C ~‘\[ll".‘lSl‘ :Act'onnt. “NC“ grA-w 0‘” Allizhunxs AAA llurwinton :AAlAl JAAAAlinz—
(,A ;A~ political (At‘ll'll0(k in ”W 1913 Ann. and lllClllllllll: in it cA-Alnin high-
”We“... ways in 'l‘m'riugrton. Now llurtforAl.
'l'lv“ KPW‘ODTWHWW ""lnl'lllltl""s hm (‘uuton and Burlington.
1'”. ;, smrmm t-mcrm AAA-y :AIlAAlmqnl to __
111A .‘AAncricun [At-glon [or A'A-IAA-l' 01‘ V0“ BRAND .‘l‘l‘Tl’ON Slljlt. '
(mm... was omAn-Al in lllt‘ SA-nnlc h)‘ -—.__.
SAAmlor llull, of New llA'iAnin. \vlm A‘x- “fill Stmt 'lomorl'ow at ._v o“-(lmk “ll
IAleAAAAAl the conditions. and it “‘US All 2! thh \lnin Sin-Pt.
ouw- .5'A-ut to lhA~ Alumna 'l'hA‘ 5W” (‘lmrlA-s A. llAmAAl. tlAc NoAth Main
‘A‘uwl income has lu-cn $113J'Ml- 01' struct jowvlcr. will hold on auction
tvlu' lA “WNW“ “'1‘” ‘15”1- Th“ addi‘ sulr- :At his: stnrc. 2! North Main sll‘cct.
innull SSHAHHA. uruulml AA)” All" “"1”“ martini: tomorrow at 2 O'clock. (lis-
L»! A‘Amtrol A‘cccnlll'. “'1‘.“ l” lllllll'll‘u' nosing: of his A-ntixn stack of jcwclrv
1A..” of NW nc.\t Al‘AvAAlAu-l. 31:1); A5. 01".,“ optical good“ '1)“. purpose 0}
$.'A:‘..H(‘Av, nuri so Ihc $IA“.'l"‘) H"‘“”“"‘ the 5:1er is to rn'm‘ mount with which
M Mr hill }‘<‘51"l‘dll.\‘ 19 1h“ ”"3“ ""1“ .0 Sll'M-‘leSlllllfi l'llll‘l! h \[r. Ilrund's
iLAlAlHlUll’tO A'A-lict‘ lll_0|l¢'.\'- Th" 5‘1““ l‘."\\' Hometown Dividr'nd Savings
{null yields $1ll0.“00 ll“r unnum. l’lnu.
'l‘ln- Roads. Bridges :And lliVL‘l‘S 'l‘wo sulvs :1 Alnv will he llf‘lll. one
coAAAnAAttcc reported against 111" State stmtint: at L’ o‘clock. the Lhor at 7
twink: ovor operation of tho Ncw
LonAlmA- Groton ferry”: to rcquirc Ihat
nll automobile owuexs should carry
liullllil) insurance; to givc mail cai-
A'Acrs~ the right to Ill'l\'(' nutomobllcs
OVA-r State highways “Alhout :A motor
vehicle license.
The Judiciary Committm:
uxflg-vorably three hills
’ ncwspupcr advertising;
manly our bill pcndlng.
hills concerning
l‘l‘DOl'll'Al
COllcffll‘l‘Alll‘;
”A, tlAA-rc is ul-
nnd also three
sign-Aviva"! :AAlvA mis-
inx, :AAAAl 0m» l'uvorulAlA l‘l‘pOl‘l on this
Nil-[ml
\‘.'«‘~mr*n will lu- Slll'l‘W‘l 10 Uli‘ pm"
$022111 tax of— 2 unAlA'r :1 bill approved
l:_\‘ All" A-‘Anuncc (fflllllllllh‘i'. All “'0-
Inon lrom ".‘1 to (All ywnrs of “.de will
In: Anxlwctcd to Amy this tax. us mA-n
do. All“ scx distinction living struck
out of thc existing law.
A lull for $15'L'Hg“ to give the Nar-
tvich Hospital for thr- lusnnc :1 water
supply by connecting: 11:: sxstem with
the Norwich mains. is :Also recom-
nAA-ndcd by the same committee. This
supply will also furnish hotter firc
protection.
The Governor re- appointed
Rv-Al Kimball of \Vaterlmr_v. as a
nu Anher of the Stutc 'l‘i‘i‘h‘crculosis
(‘Avrnmission for six years from Julyl
'l‘hc House received the adverse re-
w-rr or the Cities and Borough ,‘com-
.lll:ll(‘P.Of the State Firemcn’s Asso-
cl. rAA-An hill to provide for two D18-
mwng in city fire departments. ,The
l’ ,
HELPED HER LITTLE GIRL-
E'Aildrcn need all their strength for
In “mg. A lingering cold weakens
1!- m so that the system is open to at-
-k by more serious sickness. Mrs.A
A 1.:mda Flint. Route 4. New Philadel-'
A‘. 0.. writes: “Foley's Honey and
T-r cured my little girl at the worst.
Hing cough; I' had tried‘ many
" rs and found nothing to :91”? In
A rt hut
{Benn ram-s ouhngatiomé
oA'oA- k :AnAl “All Milliuuc until all the,
stock is sold.
(‘lmucgus will hr m. 1110 in All? store.
following.r Ahn 3:111». and -.1 new stock of
goods will lAA- trottwn in. _\n optomet-
rist will lAr- mkru in him “All lxaxe
All their
lll~‘.ll\\'l)()l) .\. (‘. NOTES.
1 All 1111 Y'IAAAA'A‘SJ ol‘ the Redwood A. C‘.
’zu'r- nskml to brunt tlAc .\01\vnlk l.-A
lArAIry. at 1.:_‘:"O o'clock Sundn). with
uniforms rA-nAl). to plnv baseball. The
players that :Arc nskml to make the
trip are Ireland, Blundag‘e. Pedzm
llcmilngs. C‘avnllo. Scllick. Gilbert.
li‘hnnms, C‘urpcnticr, Smith. I‘Anrrctt.
McNally. '
The Redwoods will go to Bridge-
port to- play the Rangers.
Arc opt Am] howls.
KAI’l-‘F DICCLARI’I) IVELIGABLE.
tHIC;\GO..-Xp1il '7. —Benny Kauif.
lstaxeoutfieldor With the New York Na-
tionalsgstoday has declared ineligible
to play in organized baseball vaom-
missioner Landis. because of the An-
Allotments returned against him in
New York. charging him with the
theft of an automobile.
\AAY STOP SAL!) 0F “lNDIfl’E\'l)--
EST.” -
'DETROIT. Mich, April 7. —-The City
Council had before it today an amend-
llmf ;
\vn'Il-l ‘
-'.w'u‘r;ll3
:illlt‘lltLlllQ‘ ‘1 ho.
cnt‘ArA: (‘llill‘lrt‘ ('1‘ 1111- optical AlA-purl-
mom. and 111' :A lllt'l'C will be givcu :An'
opportuultv u) Norwnlk pcnplu l0
tu‘AAA :.Al\'zAulu.:« ul~ llAA- AAA-st 31nd lull-st
‘ll‘VlCQ'S A‘ur tlw testing of (X95. and
{or :ccurinzr quick Ill’lll’ accurate Sl'l‘V-
an our! to the minciplc of lmaltv to
' A: no rica only. It “as dmotcd franklv
:m-l :ramllv to American propaganda.
Gcncrnl Pershing Admirals Ben-
son. Sims and Coontz. and Governor
Spun. l more among the notahlls he re
to Al. ‘le l' hiludclphians emphasize thc
r-Aal pm; msc of America and to rebuff
AAAhoc-ato a reign of law-
\ 1.1.0: A: \\ lAAA
llt'fislit‘LS.
E 'A‘l‘u- municipal government. thc Am-
.A-A'AAHAAA Angina and scores of civic. spe—
it‘lfll. l.: aim-:15. charitable and patriotic
‘AAA'I’:AAAA:.;Ltéons Junior). in the dome”-
titration. .g ’W‘
l .\ patriotic mass mA-cling of ap-
'l)l'tl\l!'l;l'l‘l}‘ .IA.‘H“J school childrcn
“n.5- lAA-lAl An lnAAA-pA-AnlA-ncc Square. A
Izoli luv mm. Al- (‘llil’l‘d for all city
Ft‘llel ('Allllll'l'll of the will—
and
AlAAAlz‘
l' AAAAAAAVA 3.
Eur :AA-A.A runoAl 'ul schools among:
lll'sluw .A A m‘v . 111:; it: llo‘i'::.ll)'.
lLA: :' .‘A-lnnrul \varmm S. ’wnson.
l' :1 751. rA-‘AAW-vl, ' chairman of All"
Al'A.At.A-l Sun-cs Shipping Board. was Alu-
sAAA-Avu-nal spc-ukcr at :An All American
slum lAAnclAA-on 0! All“ l’oor {Achurd
(‘AlllL
Muss mun-tings will he held tonight
at two of the city's largA-Ast auditor-
Aums. hoth of which will he :AAlAlresscd
‘l)_\' (‘yv-uvrul l’A-rr-thlmr. Admiral l‘oontz.
‘oncrnor Sproul. Mayor Moore and
{\lrs. Itoutrlus Robinson.
A A military :And t'lVlt‘ pnrmlc with
'tliousnnds Au linv nnAl no flag hut the
’Sturs nnAl Sll‘lpt'fi, will he unolhcr
t'A-nlurr tonight.
QI'ART ()l" LIQI'DR IAIN I’LODI’CS.
\\'1|.5' in “Ar I’m-kc! of a Dctccthc in
Night (‘ourt in New York.
Nl-I\\' YORK. April 7.~AA».‘\'A-w
lNAghA court. husv :As :1 rcsull ol' lhc
l”)ll(‘l‘ Alcpul'lnhul's llrst All'l\(‘ All On-
t'orcanA-nt oc‘ tho- SAAAAA- l’rohilA‘Ation
law. nnljourAAA-d tA-Anporzu'll)‘ in disor-
AlA-r I-url)’ ll‘ll1'_\'. win-n :1 quart holtk‘
of conliscnh-Al lAAAAAAAr l‘XPAUiltd in the
,[Aockrl All n AAA'lAvliH‘
l 'l'lu (lt‘lt‘l'll\t' stood lAA‘A'oru the ma:-
‘Aslrutc supportiu: :L man who. with
AunvA-Al Alt-'lIl. \\';A:5' A'onl‘A-SSHAL‘. (hilt ll?
hml purlukA-n two l'A‘AA-h of the brow
that intoxAA'nlA-S.
"\\'hcrc‘s lllt'
court.
'l‘hA- AlAtcA‘ll\A-'.5 lunul
his pm-kvt. .~\ luml
somA- on sllnmrd
loA thc A\Als
York's
Iv
Huh-um“) nsluxd lhc
moved toward
rcport followcd.
“Izmnh.” and a rush
lAA Arun. 'l‘hc detective
was hurlA-Al to lhv floor. as was his
prisoner. The :AuAgistAatc and others
[in thc corul gntlwrw? outside :And ru
lurncAl only wlu‘u apprised of the
(‘uusc of thc A-\plo_5ion. . ‘
\lorA- Alum iwrutx "AA u were arrOSL-
Iv.1 on churgcs or \iolutlng the liquor
Inn's during (11c first night 3 ucth lties
of the policc department. Among
AhA-sc wcrc Ralph Cicero. his son \los-
_AAph and Andrew 'l‘rionc. who. police
said, were taken in custody while car—
Aving :25 gallons of {Alcohol to n. sta-
ltion l‘or slilpmcnt to New London.
lConn Fcu‘ral Acsmumnt managers
and a number of waiters were. charged
with liming liqnm in their possession.
DA] 31112.5 513011
AP-‘TI‘.RNOON TEA
T(Nllll~llllll' Tidbits- That (‘an
. Served on Social Occasions.
"Something miginal" is the kcynot“
Be
“H no. woman \\ ho is able to offer some-
Ythin-g new in the “av of dainties. is.
:imlced. considered the perfect hostess.
l ollowing are some: rccipcs for dclcct~
table “tAd- bits" of the 1921 vintage:
l (leA-olate Oat Cam-.5.
l One half cup golden mrup. one-half _
cup granulated sugar. two w—ell beaten
‘Aggs. scven-eighths teaspoon salt. one
Itruspoon vanilla. onc- hall cup pow-
étlt‘lt‘d chocolate. one- half cup flour.
;one- half cup shredded cpeoanu‘E finely
choppcd; two cups rolled oats.
Add salt and vanilla. to beaten eggs.
then sugar. syrup, chocolate. cocoa—
nut and oats. Drop a teaspoonful on
buttered baking sheet one inch apart.
as they spread. and bake in quick
oven.
Make four dozen.
afternoon-tea. ‘
Fudge Square Cookies.
Take one cup of walnuts. two squar—
es of unsweetened chocolate, one-halt
cup of butter. three eggs, One cup of
sugar. three quarters of a cup of noun
one-halt teaspoon oi biking powder,
one-half teaspoon. or with. Melt
chocolate. add butter. stir until huf-
Dainty cakes for
:ment to an ordinance fiesigned. ac-
Acording to its author: David XV. Sl-
mons. to restrict the sale on streets
here of the Dear-born Independent.‘
um um:-
.ent rdimnce restricts street Wm.
M
ter melts and set aside.
to eggs the nuts chopped fine. and the
vanilla. Then add chocolate mixtures,
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of A \cr) successful afternoon tea. and 1
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ATHl: XS. April 7 (By The Assocl
atcd I‘Acss) —-—Greece today celebrated ll
the hundredth anniversary of
freedom from the Turkish yoke.
being :1 great street parade and many ’she was too All to attend.
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.GREI‘ICE CELEBRATES ANNI-
VERSkRY. A
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A mass meetings.
her- cathedral. Princess
7A»
Members of the Royal family, Cabi-
net ministers and high church digni-
taries attended a solemn service at the
Anastasia. was
there 'urged to participate in the service, but
ELIE]. CAaEflZOn 8mm MACK/CS in a. scene From.
”She Once of ghasessbn“ A Paxamount Home
At the Regent Theatre today.
(‘lara Kimball Young in “The Bette.-
row.
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today and tumor-
SPECIALS
DUCHESS—The Cofiee Supreme. . . . . 35c lb.
G. C. Mara
Combination
, 22c lb.
19c lb.
Sanbo'
‘ Victory
25c lb.
21c lb.
QUALI TEA (all kinds). . . . . . . 45c lb.
BUTTER 45c lb ..
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AUCTION S
AT BRANWS JEWELRY AND 0‘
CAL STORE
For the raising of money quAA-AAlv that 55 needed
working capital to launch my Amv Hum": xv :1 Divide
Savings Plan all over the UniteA Sum“ l have AAA-aided
'run an auction at my storc_ '
The
After the Auction Sale there will hr ,5 Am?
Almnges m
store. . .
Besides special rcstOcked goods. an Optometrist ”will"
be taken in who will have full churn-c of All-3. Uptica] Dc
parhneut and the testing of c_\'(',5'. All 12w AAA-\-. «4: are
testing apparatuses and a lcnso grinding AAA-mi ml be in
stalled.
See Auction Announcement Below.
CHARLES A. BRANL)
21 North Main Street, South Norwalk Conn.
AUCTION SALE“
‘Must Raise Cash Quickly for the Launch? ;
ing. of the New Hometown
Dividend Saving Plan.
WILL SACRIFICE ENTIRE STOCK OF
Diamonds, Watches, Solid Gold-Jewelry,»
Cut Glass, Silverware, Etc.
Sold to the Highest Bidder Regardless
of C.ost
LADIES INVITED TO ATTEND
SALE STARTS FRIDAY, APRIL 81-11 0‘5
_ . 2 and? P. M. Daily. *
{HARRY CLAIR,
1 A. MARSUS,
Auctioneers
cern has any event been accorded such a.“
wonderful response as the Opening of my.
new store
Heretofcn o, I had many larée crowds to
take care of, but none is to be compared
with crowds of yesterday. Never did such
an unending stream of enthusiasticlMen
and \A‘l’omen Show" a genuine, grateful ap—
preciation for my past achievements.
I want to thank you all for your heart—
iest (to—operation and appreciation. and, in
the years to come, I pledge you the same .
splendid service and low prices th at I have “
given in the past.
. JACOBY’ S“
The Home of Good Clothes
:‘onA-anrflmrmsgth mpmvumm WA '
1M2! ma 'A'
for Men and \Vomcn A
8-10 NORTH MAIN STREET. ~.
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CORSETS
IN MAKING YOUR CORSET CHOICE
filake it lei 1y, remembering that upon the correct select 1),
oflyour c rset depends the modishness of your gown
your comfort as well.
....,.‘.r
, We carry in’ stock corsets which are made to fit every ty‘e
Of figure, and we are sure you ll All find in our Corset .De
ment the model designed to best express your own individ
ualty. Expert assistance will be given if desired.
CORSETS FITTED FREE
MME. JEAN NETT‘ '
, sown NOBWALK‘S LEW“
-5 CORSETIERS A
“2:15va Main Street fi3m"
Norwalk Chronicler