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Tailoring Wot
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p The case of Emm!‘ Stewart against
i» - Nahum Accident Cm
creed-let's amped tron the City 0:
air. .
A stated convocation o: Butler
nor-apter. No 80.3.LLwi8behold hir- “a me John (3M Ei-
m;
“thumped:
ewilibeconterred.
W‘
The aunuai- mm of Wash-
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a
beheldtnthe.mmnerl-
“momma-mm
a: All the New Shades o! Era i , . ,
i; h rag: m“! H” ”‘2‘ “nag-dd“; CO“; A card party and dance viii be held
=’ onen- “km . "5‘ mee '3 11 Wednesday evening. the 1:11. as
:3. W ‘ l : ' ‘26 quarters, Frank!“ stleet. this “‘3‘ Red Ken’s hull. Washimaaeet. try
5. $ 00 850mg” ' nos. :2 embers of Court Laurel. Downturn
: - w
E. There will Be a meeting‘ot the res. 0‘ m war—g” ‘
G —_ . . Ltry ol' 'l‘nnity church at the home of David Rape. of Bridgeport. repre-
3‘: A. Ax hole on Wednesday fivening of sentative of “The Searchlight." a new
3_. JOSEPH DAVIS this week at 8 o'clock.
in - i
M _ . here yesterday. Mr. Kane expects to
‘3’. 85 Washing": Strefl twin“; ”'5“? Friendship Annua- have the “Searchlight." throw ifs
5": So. Norwulk, Conn. “Natl?! “‘6' d“ egatertainrthe Past "rays" on Noiwalk. Stamford and
'4'. 3 _ es ’3” 5 ° Stamfod at 1 0 Bridgeport. simultaneously. on this
35:32; 2332332333‘5“ :00“ rooms on South Main street. coming Saturday. He will be the‘ce-
'- '—- -- -- -- -~" _ presentative ot the paper in Stamford
—-Poultry Feeds. Devine Bros. and in this cum. “
w
. “"89 E Gedney the Washinsfion Within a few any-tad plan m- the
3 street baker. reported to the police entertainment to be giver: to the em-
; ‘ Saturday afternoon that someone had 9195.999 of the Bridgeport district of
‘ “my two cakes "0‘“ ms 5‘0“? 0n the Southern New England Telephone
‘ ._ -—-——a .
It huge number attended the dim" xgpgzy;::o:::§:{‘hgz Aawgulrlovhgi
I: r dance at the Royal James hotel, A, resident of Cannondaie reported be given by the local telephone em-
b‘wturday night. The Welnltz orches- to the police that a bicycle had been 'ployees. The Briddp'ort district 1“.
a... furnished the music. ,ztolen from his home. bv two Nor- -
~ cludes exchanges in Bridgeport. Dan-
--—-—-.-.-.—9 'walk boys who had beet on a. fishing bury Darien. Fab-flak]. Greenwich
"3“” “'"rwuon COmmlltf‘e- COUW trip there. New. Canaan. Newtown. Bedding.
3, r}, lu-ug’lllcz‘s of (":lsfilc. will meet A id 1’ h' d d h 16. Ridgefleld. Sound. Beach. Sthmml‘d.
at. ~\r" it 2 at the home of Mrs. J. H. l' n ° as none ' ance was e W— M Wilton.
or. _r.. lmc-d FIN-ct. ’ under the auspices of Lincoln Council Trumbull. W rt ‘1
- No. 4. O. l . A. M. at the rooms on
-—.—_a 3 . _
( ,1 I, l', ”Wrmma of the 4th Washington street Saturday night. PEDG —0F$123
3'. l ‘ ‘. C‘. S. C... will come to Nor- and was well attended. ,FO Y. Mic. LWOEK
.‘v ' ~ r ~ning. and inspect Com- B .
3. 3 (1’ -— n3 sour coal at Harrisand Guns. r Continued from M page.
A ——q‘ 4 ‘— r v #
. 'llgl. grrde coal at Harri ‘ * Wallace Dann. John W. Olmstead i . w _
n, 3 1 3 S 1nd and James W. Storey will serve on the LifimoxS-‘tge aggrfioefg‘iff r:-
. _ Jury for the special session of the Civil ports of the conference, and especial-
. .23. 1 ”.0me of thc “.hm‘g‘} Superior court which opens in Bridge- 1,- to the local press: to the South
r. a :11. lildg‘s lmughlcrs will he no” tomorrow morning. Jury war- Norwalk \{ethodlsi Episcopal church
h - “3.1 \1v.. 1.. “r. ”urchomm 25 rants were served on the trio by Dep- for the use of the church for he two
.1. . >1 ..\. ,-m., Tufts-,1“ .3. April 1.. uty Sherifi Nelson Benedict. days' conference: to Charles Dimond.
ix! 0'('(-rl{. 3' h I \ice- president of the R. a: G. Corset
._____ Contracts have been let to T. F. “V?” for ‘hgormmgt W8
V .31-... §,1.»...-.,...o of 16 Monroe Foley and Co.. for the construction of 2.2235 éggdmcshild. of the J‘ & J. Cas
hf- i""" 1 to ll~c voilcc that. sumo approximately half a mile °f road Company Inc... to: the conxention
a» 1 .30: p. “w. chiflmng and a work at the Wilson Point property. badges ; and to the speakers and com-
. , .3. ., 1 p chicken-yard on Sm. OWned by the Wilson Point Company. mittecs for their services
w . .9 : and work will start this week. With- It was also resolved to hold the
_;__-a in a short time. contracts will be let fifth annual Older Boys' Conference
A , ”$153.5 to gm, 1... for the construction or about a mile in'thtetfiritns of 1932. the place to be
._,,; _ r . “ ‘ ‘ ‘seece aer. .
;. \ .1. 1-- lt:\p{:;|qt::0htr;all 3.0,“; of water main on the property as well The afternoon session started at
, a: ‘ - . ill 3. I1 ' -
.. o. -9... and 3...... mm m. “a. w
J: 1.; r 1:: hr- v.-ns walking large and small {00'3“ at Conn. Light forcncc committees reported. Then
:17 .~ 1 11:13» sin-m, by (“.0 mp... imd PO‘Vi‘T Co.. 6‘ “a” St' came the addrcss of Nlr. Smith. fol-
;u x: .tm-n was mado 1.1;} no . lowed by an address by George Irv-
.. r .1... “NHL”... muid 13,, “mm A continuance for a week was ion. of New York city. on the topic
.,.L_ . .... . .. .. . , . ‘ granted by Master in Chancery Paul or "Out for the Team." which was in-
" Hvl lull in mfornnlxor
I». in“... ‘_ " ‘ 1:. Connery. in the hearing for the spirr-d by tho motto of the confer-
‘ :lsscmmcnt of damages in the case or 311cc: c;‘1\lake ‘thtc Tcglmé'fi The tcam
__ ———— - . - . v to wastln o s an service.
f 3. _ 3. Conklin \s. the City of Norwalk. The (“"0 3 3 . '
.. - ° * Hm W m m w ...:i..::fif;3".h:i.:h;1 unmissa-
. o'clock this morning in thc council ‘ .. . '
——-~—-~ . . scrvice. and adjournment was :lt‘i
1 “mil; of Pnnle'f‘flf‘lll nyc- chambers at ”‘9 Ck" linll.’and will. o'clock. R. L. Gold. of New York city.
31 ”.111 to tho police roster-day “4‘9“,”393’ are started. take 59‘1"“! who was schcllulcd to make an ad—
:li 1'1 3 .11 1. l .35 mot'mr “. 38 days. it is expected. dress on "A Man Overboard." was dc»
d, 4 ‘10. 3. (so, nu.” 1: t 3‘9““? . - taim-d and could not arrive;
_-.. . 5 3., H. «cl-(.1 ‘l.(~ spot in innt of The 419th regular session of .\or— The conference was regarded' as
3. ~‘ ., roadster ”painted mm ind walk Lodge. No. 709. Benevolent and most successful.
. 4.31;: and 1...“, f,ig-,ne.u;é {hr- Protftr‘llj‘fi‘ 0rd” 0f ElkS. Wm mm" ‘_————““‘
:1 1.. \1 s 111; pl ~. “35' (1”..in '50 on chncsdny cvcnirfl: at 8 o'lclldck.'nt.NOTED LEC’I'I IRER
.. 31 3. rr 3 (1“ l l. '3 the 12‘. ks‘ Home O cers wt 10 m- 3
4 .m will 1,33 iiirg‘y‘rr' 2‘3": 331:3stallcd. 1w Past Exaltcd Ruhr Joscpll AT HILISIDE LAST
. ' 7
aJii not stop. 1101 “on: Up lln mlirrsir Iwrs. 6f Bridgr‘port “ho “Ill "9 SAIURDA}. NIGHT
old'tincd. Eli‘s .‘sltl-‘liln “as not ill— [3(‘(011 i'lnifd b" n d‘ lcgation Of "mm-
jurr-d 10 .n; mun Tm. Mcidem‘be": Of ”m "’ng Th“ ”Wm" 0‘ Continued from First page.
3'11”)“: m,» “1.30” 1.“:— O‘clocl’ officers for tho past 5“ months will __
. " " ‘j lit‘ road. and rt-frcshmcnts will he
blanahan's Pine Tar Bags,
Moth Balls, Napthalene
Flake ‘
Stillson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NOR’WALK
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I_F YOU.
flee] that the man
with money has
the upper hand
in everything,
why don’t y o u
53 v e .111) .some
money ?
We are just as inter-
: Um". in helping you along
wifl; a safe 'place to ac
(umuiale money and
1:1. able advice fa money
i": n actions as we are our
1 1g “I: depositor.
9:41". with any amount—
bu‘. start.
South-Namath? 9
Savings ML-
3 linrton.
scrvcd.
-—Scrntch Grain. Devlne Bros.
Mrs Ruth Farnam of England. a
l‘rlllirlnt speaker. who scrved with the
Serbian army in the World “for as
scrgcnnt. will give an address On Fri-
riay afternoon of this week on “Serbi-
ml Child \Vclfarc" at the residence of
Mrs. Ccorgc 'T‘hornc Hill. The women
of Norwalk are urged not to miss the
opportunity of hearing- Mrs. Furnam’s
story. It is most thrilling and inter-
cslinz. Those women in charge of the
affair arr Mrs. Rccd Haviland. h‘l’rs.
,‘lrs. Cm'l'mazh. M'rs. Brooks.
T7. Brown and olllcrs.
Mrs. G.
—-—Coal at lowest prices. Harris and
Gnns.
Your Responsibility
Will Outlive You.
The burden of a
man’s responsibility for
the welfare ofithose de-
pendent upon him can-
not be laid down even
at his death.
To’provide for a care-
ful and wise administra-
tion of your affairs after
death. which includes the
protection or your family
and the proper education
of your children. you
.must put your house ,in
order now.
The was to do this is”.
to make a will in which:
you can name this com-
pany as sour executor'an‘d
trustee. Our e
resources, facilities. and
. perpetual existence will
assure a wise distribution
or management of your “
worldly was.
Some interesting. points
about are brought
hushed msbymetli Trig:
on a
Division. Anerb
can Bunkers
Assoeie
-Wo m copies tor nee:
distribution. would you
Mud— ,,
s. New
Iy given to thrcc cnormons audiencr-s
of Philadelphia. Brooklyn and New
York. showing his pictures on that
ll:i_\' to over eight thousand proplc.
In the Saturday night l(‘(‘l.lll‘t". his
subject was. of course. more histori—
cal but the charm of his lcclun- was
cquully grcat. It gave to mcry indi-
vidual in his audience thc desire to see
for herself the land which 11c describ—
(-d.
Mr. Baumgardt is always a wclcomc
Visitor to Hillside and has. for the
past four \cnrs. lrctured annual!) in
the Schools regular course of enter-
:. -inments.
Sentinel Advertisements Bring Good
Results.
Savings
Depbsits l
made on “or before
'APRIL'IOTH
will draw interest
fulfil!
anon lit. who. Hr adnrufiau
trey were the week-end guests or Mr. .
m
”MM&R&K.WIH'
am. Jury Inlet
mem
in 0110 day thn he spoke in the civics ’
diam“
menoyumnort} holidays”!
”Maugham
mwimmmm‘
mace by: Mr. and lire. mean-
my. air. mm C. C. W
homes—Hear.
4;,
WW“: We unleas-
_ mamhmfimm:
avenue. rm
yelterdt
have placed" and
mod;
W
”m. Those“ '0‘.”
Once
8km. NW m
Essay. Eden Jskhar, Loua Gounod,
AndrewGadoed, Steve Saba. Andrew
weekly‘paper. was a-bueiness visitorrm Andrew Hevesy, pm! heme! t
Steve Vows.
Guests at the Royal James Hotel
over the week-end were: L. Stewart
Barrel]. ALRichmond Hill L. I; NEA.
Buchter. of 80m. Ms... K. C. Nor.
Imam! wife. New Haven; C. W: 3'31-
hey and wife. New Haven;
illrs. H. A. James. M I'm oily:
Mrs. A. M. Ft Dh’ont. Del.
Mrs. S. 3. Harvey New York city;
Mr .and Mrs S. E. Header. New York
cl ': Mr. and Mrs. J. (1 Church. New
York city: E. E. Rlnehart. Jr., New
You—(city: Min Helen Mn; New
York city: M 5- Dmll'hl. New York:
city: Emile Hemming. New Freedom.
Pm. Mr. and Mrs. D. mm W
was held at the residence of like andr
Lira. Charles Charia.103 Lexi!!!”
ters.tw1ns. were christened. Kr. and
Mrs. John Peccercllo and James Flore
and sister were the god~parcnte Sev-
enteen months ago» ,, Mr. and Mr:
Charla also became parento'of twine.
a boy and girl.
Charles J. Hill. Mrs. Nellie Woodward
and Miss Louise Woodward were
guests at Craig Hall. Atlantic City.
lastwerk. -
‘Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rooaner‘wre
week—end visitors in New York city.
stopping at the Hotel Commodore.
Nathan Billy. proprietor of the
Music Shop on “’ashington street. is
in New Haven on business today.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Roodner were
guests at the Commodore hotel in New
York over thc work-end.
Would Abolish
Railroad Labor Board
WASHINGTON. April ll.-—-A bill to
abolish the railroad labor board now
functioning undcr the transportation
act and place its dutidd under the In-
terstate Commerce Cammission .was
introduced today by Representative
Tincher. Republican. Kansas.
One Man mrnéd'
to Death; Others Hurt
NEW YORK. April ii.—-0ne man
was burned to death and a number of
persons were injured early today
when fire destroyed four three-story
apartment buildings in High street.
Brooklyn. Women and children. thcir
cxit blocked by the flames. were car-
ried to safety by police.
City of Limerick
Scene of Terror
BELFAST. April 11.—Thc City of
Limerick was a scene of terror laa
night. following the nssassinatiom of
Constable \Viggins and the wounding
of 0th police ofliccrs. There Was
\
um mdflfght 3
I’
m
Warn...
Hr. out -
A very pleasant christening pen-tn 2.
avenue. last week. when two dang]:- :
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodehild. Mrs. I
and '
I m . I is
We are building a.
'repntamonwesebm
values so moderately
priced. _
TRUNKS in all sizes
Steamers and Ward-
, robesat‘ a
$12.50 to $40.“
moron ‘BAcs
"
l
1 ready fior your finishing without likelihood of d
ment.
“hummus-enemas“
.Mcutand
malfromf’me
W cottons; too.
Lil'stweek‘ " offindamelhrpentor’s visit in 1‘ «store,
beginwfiflonday.%pmfithythatvisfl,plnr ‘ idiom
mlfitte‘
mm fabric early. Then dress will be out
{He mark that week We shall also cut an} f’l‘, gown.
mm mos
IA fine variety of the BEST.
UMBRELIAS
Perhct Umbrellas from
handle to cover
$2.50 to $12.00
[may
rowel: and South Korean:
mm
0*
"Good morning. Mr. Smith. anything
stirring today?" was the usual morn-
this query addressed to Town Clerk
Herbert R. Smith this morning. '
" “'ell. I wish \ou 'd stir a few dogs
up." was the reply.
Interrogation as to the cause or the
request. showed that to date exactly
lilo‘dogn had been registered for 1921
lincenscs by their owners.
This year an order for 1.350 tag!
had been sent in by Mr. Smith.
The month is ncariy halgovcr by
now .nnd all dogs must be registered
by May lsi. otherwise the owners will
be liable to penalties.
It is expected that as is the usual
custom. dog owners will wait until the
last few daxs and then come in with
a rush. thus swamping Mr. Smith and
his assistants with their demands If
the dog owners would come in before
the end of the month. thr other usual
monthly work of the tOWn clerk's o!-
ficc can be conducle d as usual without
inflicting any hardship. either on Mr.
smith. or his assistants.
Mob Assaults
HOME OF PRIEST
KENOSHA. \\'is.. April ll.——-A
wd or smeral hundred forced en-
1Erma fine cotton fabrics, miles organdies and an: 2. Selim
at” lJ cents or more per yard.
What a We slim-mg opportunity!
Fine heinous silk; and saiins, unicolor and figured.
Dress woolens of smendjd weave and texture, ridi
.- colors and effective
M
1 find now the big fine assembly of beailfifulroiles all!
lineman! eaatfiwntsandmmeperyard.
’ New Paris styles! Expert cutting. Careful fiffilg.
‘r
And not one extra penny to be paid! . i
. Third floor
. o
. . .
Newest sport 311k -' ;
3 stockms are heather.
Yen; fine silk 1n heather mixtures.‘ .
And knitted with the smartest of drop-stitch p: interns;
novel and efleofive and beautiful.
They have excellent garter top, lisle heel a‘ni toe it
give them greater wearing power
and any and tan and blue are all m :cd and
cheered by many bright shades; each peeping 1 like a
tiny subdued star!
In same Weave and weight white and bi wk also-u 3
$1. 75 1
. Mt time. rear -
5m“ PAID IESS ‘mu JONES!
macro ONES 'dfififorucallonsof "
-'—--'-'--—l 1 will. use”MinedPAIN=I‘-— 3....- .. ..
SMITH made it Gallons ofthe Belt
Pure Paln‘r’ort. “bylaw
SGaIaLI-MSemi-Pastel’flltand
SGalsLinseed Oil to mixintoit.
'2 .. ,3 SMITH SAVED ill“
' ‘ "mug" I WMMSIIB“,
FORM”
MORGAN. South Nor-walk. menu. a cram
A. 1:.
now. co. Norwalk, w. 8. am a son, Weltpofl
comr 33053. 00. Georgetown.
l.
i
I
trance into the home of Rev. Peter
Paiardi of the liolx Rosan Catholic
church here. last night. as a demon-
stration in protest against the. refusal
of Archbishop S. G. Messmer. of Mil-
wanker. to remove Father Parardi
tram the parish
The priest.” his sister and two wo—
men employed at the homc. fled into
the church. They were 'rescur—d by ‘90»
lice. who took them to the home of
another priest.
The mob was finally dispersed scy—
cral hours later.
DIES OF FRACTURED SKULL'
promiscuous shooting in which one
civilian was killed and six wounded.
according to reports reaching here.
DUBLIN. April 11 —-A‘ battle raged
for twenty minutes this morning‘
around the Northwestern Hotel in the
North W'all section scre when civilians
armed with bombs and firearms at—
tacked the hotel where government
auxiliaries sue quartered. One of the
assaulting party was killed and sew-ml
were wounded. two of them seriously.
CORK. Ireland. April ll.———Two eon—
stables were shot at daylight yester-
day morning while walking along a.
street in th‘e village of Klldorrev. near
here. Both of them died later in. the
da '. Sh
) I
_____..._._'_.—————-—-
REFUG!S. '
preme Colin i
the conviction 0
ties of the government-
Haywood and
prison.
_______._—————
PERRIIT FOR CABLE REVOKED.
“’ABHIN’JTON April 11. Permit for
West. Florida, and Colimsr;
from the first‘.
that the Western Unio
American cable! to Am"
....r
' same onmms cum.
LONDON. April
ceiling the sums «it the wt m-
.12. have m
States by the Cunard Line. The
i
REVIEW CONVICTIONS
“’ASHINGTON April 11. —The Su-
oday refused to review
f William D. Haywood
and more than 79 other members of
the I. W. W. on charges of having
conspired to obstruct the war activi-
Rerussl of the Supreme Court to in.
terrors, closes the long fight to save 5
Ma ”Mates from >
the operation and maidens/nee of the 3
Western Union cable be’tween Key
was revoked by President Wilson aft‘ ..
report:
‘fiofliw me this line to conned the Bur-r lg
“nth
‘m it was disclosed todly We»
aGbWt brief fled in the Soil
m 5.
11. ——,Orders‘ can-
NEW LONDON, April 11 —Herbert
Taylor. 23 J! New York employed by
The Connecticut Power Companx
here. died at Lawrence and Memorial
Hospital, at 6:55 a. 111.. today. as are-
suit of a fractured skull in a motor-
cycleautomobile collision at entrance
to Jordan cemetery, “'aterford Sun—
day afternoon. His companion in the
motor cycle, John Scranton of New
don police station.
3
London. will recover. Wesley Slcpica. '
30. of New London; driver of the auto
mobile, is a prisoner at the New Lon- -
is now coming freely and we have a supply of all sizes.
QUALITY
Very good and we will endeavor to satisfy customers.
l PRICE
The usual Spring reduction has been made and those well infoxmed
do not look for lower prices
DEVINE BROSED
WOOD
GRAIN
5
“is will x
1mm
Tells
Lydia ’3 Vegetable
Cmd’ W for Ba-
mk‘fl want
so
WOmenWbat , 1
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90
‘A’i'ctroln is
V
Victrola No.
S This handsome new mid
_wrl:ain to meet wifli wusiastlc welcome.
W with elf the previmxs exclusive
Wood features. it embodies many
W refinements that will appeal to
Wangpurclnsem lumportionand
dengnuswellasmtheqnahtyof'mmuslc
'" theVictrola No. 90is in fine with the tradio
tionofVichorpre-exnm.
Come in and baryon: favorite music
ontbenewVicuoluNo. Q. :2.
PHCE $1 25508
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