- . unilnunity Club baseballt team
.111 afternoon.
. V I’
1 fishermen who went down
- mstcrday. came home with
. I lv'SSC‘S of flat. flgh.
.1 Lillian Lester entertained
1*. her home on Lorena. street
1 ring.
Has-roe and Harold Braifited
~:1:111~fi their positions with the
‘.':111111‘acturing Company on
5-2119. -.
.1 -r l..1vn;1r has resumed his du»
'1-i 1.x 111::1in in charge. 01‘ tlsc
1 1111 tho gurhagc dump at the
anglon strccl bridge.
1- .11‘he-rs' yin-«fins. to be followed
1‘1w11r rclu-ursul will bc lu-ld 111
1A. church this r-Vcning. ll11- lilt't'i-
- l1~-1:1g c l‘l“d l0l‘ 7:3‘J0'1‘i00k.
____.
‘l- Nuruulk's l-Ilf-ctrir‘ compmw.
\Vwrm: propris-ior. has hm 1111-
21-11 :1 coulmct jol» for \ii'irg: Hu-
m‘e.‘ i1: Georg-“10v. 11.
"‘1 ”4:111 Mrs Pcrcv Murgnu. n“ (31':—
I' '1 llmilw. 1rd. :1lt~-lltiv-1l 11 social
. 15111-11‘12 (1? ll1l~ horn“ of Mrs Add
‘41:.11 111 Hamburg:
._.___
111-1v [11“.1 n: 111:0 E11158 ll;1..’< lacr-n
mi 11. l‘1.'> 111.11l».1? 11.1 \‘11:: 7,;llldi'
1:1 1'1;.l11l-t'1.1- 011-- l-roln-u by :1
.1.- 1- 21'111- wen ’l'lu- ra-plzu‘v-
1‘ 111‘ 11 -i _\1.<l1 1-1.1) afternoon.
- . ~911l1'1l twin; on the Shinglihg
Finis? .11 church. llnr—
1. ‘._ ‘1 -n‘
\ -1: 2.11.11. 1 --l 11 W111 il(‘
1 1! l')1".\*(’ .1‘ :1 xvi-3‘1; or
,1 chief electrician
l-leclric Compnrn
slr-wt. is lln
.-\v l-‘m'd touring
l' 1- , is lu-iné sold in largei Philip Lacuna. who recently bought
‘ 1 I”, 4, l1;111l\\’:11'- 1111-1111ul'1050ph Lanzo's shoe repainng-cstuh-
111' :. .1 is bring: mlv 11 11v lishmvut on tlic Post road. '18 instnll-
1' 11.111111: ll1v-ir craft for‘ in shrhing and Otherwise improving
. ‘. NW“ ' ithe room.
~..1 theft-(hurr- will he 5 311's. ‘Alzirv Purdcc and her son. of
.1 11.1» 11111»:ng nlld Amherst. Mass. :~_1-c now 111 town to
\rilzll class 11t the Eashmako :1 home “.5" H". luitcr's older
1.: ,Ll'w‘rwul church 9501.1. who is now 111 the employ of the
l-‘uilnwing thr- suppor‘m'lmad‘
KS; 1:: el‘étl‘ilcd.‘u “huh Nullmn lhmr-h)‘ has rt-turm-d to his
home on “’15! :1\'c:1m-. nth-1- inn-1111:
"1' \\'1 rmf‘. 0‘ Osborn spnul Vllc “lull-mat the home of his
11:1isl1 11m- Mn? :15: 50- mm :11 lrm'. .\. 3.
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'\:'H lll1l1|lit1-lfl:t2,1i) 1:11“: S. M. A‘lvl’l'nl'hl family of Si-(icwich
. :l.:< mouth. 11ml on ““1“” “WV“ yum-«l ”l" “"1”." 0“ locfli
,4 W111 Mm, “new“ in hruw- hunu-rs. 'l‘lwv l‘.:1\'1- ln-c-n unh-
.. :1'1 .\1-1'\v.1‘1k Kilihulml inwl llmt tl11'- 110115. the} now occupy
7 '11 1‘1. \xl1i1l1 11.15 rem-11H) 15th he sold.
) 4‘ .111. 4" M15. Dorothea \Villl't'll O'Hara.
11, 1.1. \i .\:HW\‘:1H< ol‘l \Vin- \‘tlwsv ‘nnmv is (1:1 Guniuus stret-t in
.»;.1 111 81 (MW, 511-1-1-1 11111-11 1h“ ~lmvn is bring join-misad- lu' the
;1 1:1.1‘\ v.1ill i!11~ pnllct‘ Olmul pill-llslzrrs (ls (up 0‘ H“..Imnllng Pr)“:
‘, -.11 ‘ 1." “Hugs or suluil bow. 1111.119r1rs to thr- puzws (11 the Ladlcs
1 11;. 1 1i.=1111l1:11‘.:‘c (.111 lllcsv iinlue- Journal ”“5 year.
7‘. 1 ..y. _’ ‘1... ————-
1 11 ~11l1-1 ol the juvenile offenders ”mini“ ”Shim: M‘SR‘AS filings placc on
a ..-1. U1 list is Lumliltie (loulvt 1.1". 0M “Inga Highway. Pave nlO\’('d
1 ll..-l11\_~; “ill be biting! t ln- 11111 ”fl” Mrs. ll. 1" I{OIKIIOS 1101130 on
111:..1- tor :1 111:1 111C i1\\ 1111- lrospr-ct :1\cnuc.
11.11115!” lwlcu» lln. 1'0111'l, Th" Illil.‘l‘llllii0n.:l l1il1l1- Sludcnts
”.11'< Ih-k-nsi \V. il‘n‘il‘ic‘k. ‘33 Ill-H“ “.m "1"" :1 Muri‘f kulx‘f-l‘ fl'Olll .\"1'\\‘
1.1”, ”1.10.“,“5 Uh. llldll‘lzigrl‘ m 111-: lurk 111 lit-ii Mun s ”1111. South ’.\or-
111111-l'1'w. 1‘111é1- 1.(11:l>.~- lo l.11\\.1:1l ~i,.,v:v‘l[k' ~:11 1: 1‘1. 111. llt'Xl Sui:(l:1_v./\.\:1tch
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l:-- 1-1‘111'. l Si. .‘.l."~'\ (‘l‘lli‘t'ih ‘
‘ “ 1H1. l.i.~'>'l‘1i)1 5‘1“}. “wrung. 'l‘lmsw Mr. :Hul Mrs Junu-s A. l. RlncC‘um-
_H. \W .‘1l1:~:: .11111111- Andx-rsim n11.311l. Mr, and Mrs, (11-01.;1- \\1>~l1:1rl
\'~.".~i]\"li. il‘u' i1111i1~11111i~l. [\lr. Smjih' and MI" and 311-5. Mtrwm
11 '1'1'111'. 01 N01 "11.11l1. m“ ,WH Mmth. \v1-rc \\'t"‘k-“Yld Ely-sis at ll'nrt-
‘ ‘11] 1111- In-ilrs molllv 1. l‘.11i1+-1* 1111-1], 10f ”amp“ ll. (11:11311-1111..formcr
1111-11 at 1111- CHA' 11101-51 Am” Mlpf-l‘llllflndf'lll of Illirlnvuys 1n U112;
1141112: .1 \1't-1‘):li"_€: l-rwukl‘uH \\'.1s iov.11.
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‘ '1111111111 1.0; I‘m“ 11- drunh'h _\1-.<t:-r1l:1)'. of .‘lrs.~ l.._l.. llrmlv.
’|‘~,««i.1\‘ evening: iili‘V n__ M htn'nlord. mothcr m ..\llSS Murlcl
_ 111111111. for d”. phl‘mm‘ 151.111): tf-ru‘hm‘ oi the Hun} grade :1!
1. awe/.1111; rosidcncc. 111 l’1an'lvt-c1 ‘_ *‘11‘11-1- >1l11iml. who has been ohm-111
10 lrum 111 r 1l1-sl; for many wot-ks. so as
' to l‘(‘lll:llll at llf‘l‘ mother's l-edsidrn
1 11(11):)“; ‘ 3‘31:311311521121.22‘..111:\.;;> Aftcr an Olllill‘g.‘lll"'it of the dining:
1 M] llmmcn 01‘(.‘h1-l.-‘.1-l111v-1»11 room and Dill-(2r llllpLOVCIllf‘lliS. (‘11rl
111: ilzt- dale of 1}... (anyufis _“ sushi-11 s ll’nltunv lions-1., famous for
.~-1 141* Suzuki‘- afternoon. April ”S ”Emma \V"'<.("wn(d for tin-ISI-nsmt
li-w, l'_1\'11m'1111 ('alilliuzh'lzu. PM Suturdnv llvc‘lvt. to the (“night 01
..1 01‘ ('hrist church. lit-.iliim: ”5 :ltllomolnn- 1-.1lrons.
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.,1; \:.1,’ {1'1 HW- wnlk 11 1’?” 1‘1- 1' I'm” 111‘” “in": .3‘ b. church
1:"?w1’1111-r1v-p. ,-..V, -,. V", \\1"1 12111-1121~11.~-.w¢-:‘1r~.11s1.1-l11.1 ml '11.
. .1..-:.1...-, 111' ivfl‘l 11w . l‘ . ”:4 0- ”11- nunritt. 111V addition to lhr
..1 1‘. r1.“ “1- rl-u'W‘li it: all-\wnl: “PM.” In “hid! “w” \‘oic‘es :trh‘
'le’l', \vl 11-l: was svrr-nl l”. lin-
l1-1‘s 0' tltc “'6'111111'5: .T".i-'ir11v v 7
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-1 m‘ l1'1l.11l izlyw l1:.l-:ml l..~~.,t_ ‘____
("'rir'w' 1111-. ,1“... H”'_”"m'“; llr llw licht thin: at the right ti 1.110
«1; 1.19 1”?” g ‘39:” 111-311 ”1?” A11 unir-kl} in lim- of danger.
, A ”wetmg_r“: 1}"- -.';:.1,x; “"_H in time of kidney danger. Dunn‘s
“ j;':’)“c‘l":‘r:\:“ET:1‘32?” 1»:111;--_\- 1-1111.- m-ss most effective. As};
‘ ' " ‘ ““~ ' \mtr 11145311101"!
I" h to I") COVPHH "-‘V 1121-111. A Pit-111‘"; of South Norwnlk evidence
" "‘ 01‘ their worth.
ROWA YTO 7, 3 Mrs. A. 1111111111011. 1: Elizabeth 81..
‘ Smith Norwulk. says
“A cold which settled on my kid-
illl’ gathering 3‘ fill" 110"“ 0' 1105‘s. ln‘ought‘on very annoying pains
1 tars. w. Frederick Ambler in in my back. After I did a day's work.
1-1 Vl'rwlnesda) memng ”1 hon‘ my back hogan aching dreadfully. It
”Hilly-fifth anniversary or became so stiff and sore I couldn't
-11y of Hon. Charles W'. BPH- move around very well. Every time
1i:- the occasion by the Bible.] ln-nt \over. a sharp cutting pain ran
1 1hr- lowayton Methodist EDIS—Yrrcm one end or my haclg to the other.
much of which he has long I felt tired and weak mostot‘ the time
11- 1.1chcr for prc
111.» mu be held by the Young.
George Crane, who has been under—
going tnatmcnt’ at the Stamford Hos-
pital. is convaleslng.
Samuel J .Iceid of New York city
has been fisiting his sister. Mrs.
Brash of Mansfield avenue.
Mrs.
Heights is now employed as nurse by
Mrs. A. H. Campbell' at Stamford.
Tho )lacAllister family have
turned to their home on' the Post
toad. at 1'orroton, for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F.
Maple avenue for the summer.
Dr. and Mrs. Carelli of New Haven
\‘1'l'l‘l‘ recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jose-lull Lombardi of the Post Road.
Chm-go Stark. cf, Norolon Heights.
is recovering after an operation for
appendicitis recently at the Stamford
lluspitul. '
J. R. Flanagan and family of New
York city haw opened their summer
home. the Brook cottage in Tokcnekc.
The llrchousc ol‘ the lhlricn Fire
lllcpz'u'tmcnt has hot-n draped in
‘1110111‘11ing for the late Grorge \\’.
Lash. who was 11 charter momhcr of
the company.
Miss Annis Noxou has returned to
hvr studios at “‘clleslr-y College. after
enjoying: ht"? vacation at home with
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. George l1.
LNoxon.
\lrs.A.J.1-lath(1s '1nd ‘l1(r sister.
Miss A1111 Cami-ion 01 l\( w York citx
111010 1rr~111t musls at tlu homt of
\lrs Gcorgc I43.- Standing of the Post
.road.
ting Mr ‘and my nencs troubled me A friend
a rithly bound COD)’ 0! the recommended Dean's Kidney Pills. so
iior1~(v-(lt. Other gifts includ- I got some at the StillsomPowell Drug
'1 1. '1'11‘111 floral tributes- were re- Store. which I used.
m: members of the family.
. r111'1v arsary gathering. Mr.
" 1- still
‘3 all 1'irs
m 1 other daughte
l1...
in vigorous and active simpb‘ 94* for kidfles remedy—
"- 11 takes a. keen interest layman: Kidney Pfib—tw me that
Besides Mrs ml” '31 ‘
This reliable
medicine entirely rid me of kidney
1 :1. vs (1.11. Baird were guests trouble. "
Price 6°C. at: all dealers. Don’t
Foster—mu
DA’RI‘ "mic NOROTON
't
'Richard lrugdale of Norolon
re- '
Delaney oi“ New:
York city have opened their home on'
Palace “Theme-
snunoAv NIGHT
SCHEDULEs
BEGINNING TOMORROW
April 9
FIRST EVENING SHOW
' 7: 00 p. 171. Pictures, Eddie
Polo, etc.
7:45 p. m. Overture, Palace
1 Harmonica
' 7: so 9. m. Vaudeville
8: 55 p. m. lntermiulofl
sscono EVENING snow."
9:05 p. rn. Overture, Palace
Harmonica
9:10 p. m. Vaudeville
, 10:15 -p. m. Pictuan ~
g Complete Show Over In Tlme
for Last Rowayton Trolley.
t
blended. Stanley C. “'hitnev of this
town will render organ selections. The
members of the quartet arc Miss Ther-
ese, Hoyt of this town. and Mrs. Lelia.
Joel Hulsc. Mrs. Ellery 2, Peckham
and Mrs. Henry Scofieid. with Miss
Sara Mead \Vebl) accompanist.
The mother of Rev.
tie. pastor of the Congregational
church. arrived in town this week.
and they are now settled in their own
home in the Congregational parson-
age. Before her arrival. Mr. Tuttle
had been living at the adjoining home
of Mrs. Jacquith. At a recent meet-
ing of the church. it was decided to
51-" the parsonage and build a smal-
ler and more modern one it” the op-
portunity presents itself. Meanwhile
some improvemcnts were made in the
present parsonage so as to make it
more comfortable for the present oc-
cupants.
George A. Tut-
Prot'. Sum Higinhotiom. who has
been connected for is years with
Ewing Christian College at Allahabad.
India. will speak Sunday morning: at"
11. in the Noroton Presbyterianl
church. lie is one of the leading 1111-111
in transforming India to a mo‘dcrnf
country. having among other thinlrs.
oxganized :1 great agricultural cuter-f
prize which will revolutionize the 011—!
tire economic status, of the masses ofl
that povcrty-strickcn country. He has:
been on a year's furlough and has;
been in great demand in the larzt-st,
churches 11nd iiiissinnnrr conventions:
‘in this country. llc will start back to;
India on May 3. His addri-ss 11c\:t:
Sunday morning will he :1 11-111 €\(lli
SEARCH FOR NEGRO ROBBER.
«Kl-1“? HAVEN.
scarchint: for :1 negro who cuts-red :1
uroccrv slorc lu-rc today and :lSRflllii‘ l
and rclihcd the proprietor.
Morani. 711 years old. Thu.- zv‘nur ’
:1 hospital. in :1 serious condition.
i111: rccwivwl sou-r11! blows with :1 1111-
m‘ l111d pipe. The 111;er escaped with
$35.
(Vx
A “IT. BUT" “JAYS.
Blury—l'iidn‘t H113
11l111:'.’
Kitty—*llnlhi-rl Ami
hridegroom
Mail.
‘il‘i-‘lc
rl'uln'l
look stunr.» 11'.
1F. 1’01ij FEET
SWELL
Try C11 r. t i l c vc r Shoes.
l‘cct swell from poor circulation.
from strnirwd cords and musclcs. from
ill-fitting shots. Cantilever Shoes urc-
11 delightful change from ordinary
footwour because—-
(1) The flr-xihlv shank :1l‘fmds such
'pcrfcct freedom to the foot 111 at the
'nlusclcs :1r1- exercised in “:ilking. the
blood circulates naturally through 111(-
‘tisszucs. and the foot grows strong.
i (2 ) The natural inm-r sole line al-
lows UK toes to point strnlirht ahead.
and the slightl) tilted 11((1 tends to
distrihuu the “eight evenly over the
foot arch. These features encourage
a natural poslurc. without strain on
iany cords or muscles. In addition to
3tl1<1ir restful fit. Cantilever Shoes have,
it: most attractive appearance. The-y
imc as good-looking as they are com-
ifortablc
These shoes are made in the popu—
lax-leathers. You never saw smarter-
looking walking poots than urns.
mmwerrmmmm
in Iluricn. !
'1
April S.———l"oiicc are.
(11-12310 '-
look st 111: ~ ‘
t‘r.
—10
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
M a d e to Order,
And All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work.
WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk, Near South Main Street.
Lamps,
ilk-111$!
HAT we do for the
Edison owner after he
has bought,is important toyou
before you buy.
Our Edison After-Servzce‘ is
given without charge to every
. Edison owner. It includes reg.-
ular overhaulmg' of his instru-
ment and other helps which'
keep the latest andfinat music
continuously at his command.
It insures him a lifetime of
musical enjoyment.
THE ALFRED FOX PIANO oo. 11
85 North Main St. om)- Oonsv Ohm
VICTOR WESELY
(Formerly with Vaast Bros.)
Repaired and
.1- fix
.—
the mason needs.
is “now being ordered for the coming season. the spring price reduction
The memory or last season '3 experienCo
should prompt the provident householder to take advantage of today s. .
having
COAL
been made.
favorable delivery conditions.
Norwalk Coal 59‘ Supply Co.
108 Water St, 1 South Norwalk, Conn.
Tel. 113
PRICES LOWER
MASONS BUILDING EATEBIAL . .
has been substantially reduced, in some cases as much as 40 per cent
from the high price of last season. We can supply promptly anything
MITCHELLS
MAXWELL
Five-passenger open car . .
Two passenger loadster), $1, 395
Above prices f. o. b. Pontiac, Mich.
Additional for wire wheel equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $85.00
ACCESSORIES IN STORE, 55 RAILROAD 1m
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
(F. O. B. Factory)
(F. O. 8. Factory)
(F. O. 8. Factory)
OAKLAND SENSBLE SIX
Four-passenger coupe . . . . $2, 065
Fiv e-passeng‘er sedan . . . . $2.065
$1. 395
TYDOL GAB
$1750
$995
CHALMERS $1,795
GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION, RIVER 81'. HOBWALK
VAAST BROS.’
DlSTRlBUTORs
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND BEGEPTIONS
TAXI SERVICE
NORWALK G. GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
SOUTH NORWALK 1
GARAGE
PHONES 1360. 2211
‘0‘..-
1a)..
a,
LiOn Brand Yarn.
A hand knitted garment gives distinction which is im
possible for machine work, and to produce the best results it is
folly to select. anything but the best yarns.
. For this reason we recommend the use of THE LION BRAND .
YARN. We are showing SILK—WOOL FLOSS in the new shadea- ;
~ camel, orchid, Jade, chow, burnt orange, henna», name, coral. turquoise j
gendarme, gunnetal. etc.
BILKWOOL mums, PARS? 6W“ AND
SHEILAND 11.038 in W 091m
POMPADOUR WOOL m white, blue and pink.
ANGOBA in white and grey
Coupe, 4-Door Sedans. Deliveries on Short
CHEVROLET CARS
Notice. .
AUSTIN’S' GARAGE
Phone 1959
SATURDAY SPECIALS
has its duties and obligations. Square yourself with the friend
The Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street,
Smoked Tenderloin: 38¢ lb. Home Dressed Fowl: . . . . . 48c lb.
Sugar Cured Hams ..... . 311: lb. Native Veal, Genuine Spring
California Hams .. ...... . 181: lb. Lamb, Bent Heavy Beef— 5,-
Square: Bacon ......... . 22c lb. Calves Liver ~.. . 45¢ IE. « ..
Corned Shoulder: ........ 20c lb. Pure Lard 25c In 1 lb. pkgs. '1?
Corned Pigs’ Feet W.12c lb. Pimento Cheese 70c‘lb.
Corned Beef Tongues . . . . 32c lb. Elkhorn Cheese _-.......... 501: In, .‘
Full “ Line in Fruit and Fresh Vegetables
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19 RAILROAD AVENUE PHONE 583-2
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Rapids workmanship-dust proof dmwers,
heavy French plate’ mirrors. Never in the
history of my experience an the Furniture
business have I seen such aremarkable value .
stresser, Bed, Chifionier and Dressing Ta- . '
:ble for $195. 00. ' -
$ 1951-4 Pieces--$ 195
Bed-room Suite, in Real American Walnut,
Queen Anne Style, Just Like the Picture.
The construction is of the finest Grand
For Furniture, Rugs, Ran'goarh'noleum nd
.- I‘! .N'li'".
Bedding- ?” ti. 1,;
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