y‘~tll,.
losEPH DAVIS *
Mam-worm. STREET
So. NOEQNALK.
-¢rvu u "le
..¢ .4 .m-
WHY NOT
A Light Overcoat;
T?» «a (‘hilly Days
Since Good Ones as Low
as $30.00
.,- uni-p
vulla‘llynl. '. w
in.
JOSEPH DAVIS
in Madras, Figured Scruns, Cre-
tonnes and other mterinls that
are desirable.
Also Hide Curtains from
890 to $4.50 a. Window
Opaque Shades in dark Green. White
and Tan colors.
E. K- BANKS
UNDER MAMCKESIO HOTEL
so. soawaui
z.—
A bicycle left on the streets, was
taken to police headquarters last
night by Patrolman Milton Lock-
wood. to await a claimant.
A field day is being held this after-
noon by Hillside school. Many events
are on the program of the affair to
which friends were invited.
——A demonstration of "The Free
Sewing Machine" will be held all next
c:
u.
W ash i n gtOn Street
South Nor-walk
3453502 I ‘
‘1":‘ ":1": 1 ..
unifiws' ’
.5 driving a Blew Hud-
. 120:. \VOl’liE has pur-
i :. Cl“’:"l'?l‘ lleo truck.
' lowed prices. Harris and
the sup-
n
L“: z.(",,r.5
:n‘» l-w u painted
"I?
Hrs C
l". ..
Lycrs left yes-
‘.z\,t if. Spring:—
Az'llizu' T.
‘7;
wrufir inmi
. 1i: mov-
4"
. (‘ld
La
; :rl.rrsed.
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So
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duty
1‘0
Lufmcmd
an :1 (,
luv
"ri knock!»
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~ fur? (-0
.3}: llozpital.
Armory. Gall‘
lwl.t‘_.;lll.
“
of the
St:
on ‘
ln‘nt‘: vellil'ions
Cir." 1:: I‘M-cl LIE‘n'
”milk. Snuirm'. May S.
timr- l‘re-e. All or
.51)”. F
\‘t'.
lil‘i
i! kliouse o
The lies-ur
'41‘
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A V _\‘ OI'NCTTSWNT
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‘x at: r 9?.
'r“ furr‘wturc. dishes,
~= Oil stoves.
a .
Hanahan‘s Pine Tar Baggy!
Moth Balls. Napthalene
[91% Flake
3 Still son-Powell Corp.
i” ' SOUTH NORWALK
H7 ‘
mun... ........... ....
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DO YOU EVER
%; FORGET?
would it be possible
:2? for you to leave your
.1; muse or apartment
5 empty. with the door
. unlocked, or a window:
- open? —
V. Do you ever forget
vhcre you left im-
'_ pot-taut papers or yal-
& tables? »
Anyone who is forget-
ful. (and who of us is
not l). can profitably
rent a Safe Deposit Box
and avoid all chance of
3035 through theft or
accident. B o x as rent
fur an average of a few
. 1.15 a week. __.—,,.._er.s'
_ ;bers of the Men‘s club of St. Paul's,
Norwalk. ;
I‘m-at will talk to the club on "Field Geol-
l
..mruj H
p;._\--‘tl:t- othrr lnembf'l‘s of the committee.
i‘Pn-
.. .1: ”4.9 A. rooms tomorrow evening.
l0-
of Q('ngcrs.
who n‘uscf‘liiJefi. for
being run
to his st rut
local
now ‘
:. store on Saturday. APT“ .llanh’to:
So. Norwziik. of»]".i-ook‘~yu l-‘Inc'lc.
Tel. 499.
week. Angcvine Furn. Co.
A social time was‘ enjoyed by mem~
Episcopal church at a meeting held
.lust night at the home or W. A.
'l‘ryor. Q Lyongs place.
Nicholas Bell. jitney driver. com—
plaint-d yesterday that Joseph Plccl—
onr- another jituey drix cr. backed his
car onto the. mudguards of Bell's car.
dcnting them badly.
—Auction Sale at Brand's Jewelry
Store. Ladies invited.
There was a large attendance at
the community dance held last night
in the Wllton public library. Gott-
llf'll's orchestra. of Norwalk. furnish-
;cd music for the affair.
A masquerade and novelty dance
will lye held this evening by Lincoln
,(‘ouurxil Drum Corps at the rooms on
'\\':\!=liirxrton street and it is expected
that there will he a good attendance.
The Standard Bearers of the Nor-
‘walk M. E. chhrch held a brief bus-
iness meeting last night following
which they adjourned to attend the
!rally of the Epworth league of the
East Nor-walk M. E. church.
‘ —-F‘lne assortment of cans —0‘Brien's.
'l‘hc Norwalk Bird and Nature
Club will meet with Mrs E. A.
{\‘l‘oodwnrd. Monday evening. May
'9th. Stephen Hort. of Ncw Canaan.
ogy."
, P. M. Needles is chairman of thc
‘memhcrship committcc of the Y. M.
A appointml (it u rccent meeting.
.'l:-cing: Louis (‘smansky and Louis
Ulurris. 'I‘hr‘x‘c “ill 1m {in important
metatarsal (If the play at the Y. M. H.
' —Buy your coal at Harris and Guns.
Tito 'l‘um’ollo. a jitnc-y driver. fair-l
complaint with the police this
.- lilnrf‘llig. on the rcqmvst of his pus-
:ihout the (lriwr of a car.
It‘
‘
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Jenkins.
of PaWtucke-tt. R. I.. are stopping at
the Royal James hotel.
_Pa.trolman Edward J. Cluue is to-
day confined to his home in W'est
Main street by illness.
Woma’s‘fim‘fifi- (“ti M
ui . rm ty
12 and 13, 134 Washington 532%}: 3y
Herbert Hirst of Hantord Place.
Second district. left this afternoon
for a two weeks‘ vacation from his
duties at the once: 0: the Connecti-
cut company. He vrill spend his va-
cation at State Line, Mass, where he
vcill visit with the iamily of Y. J.
Benellsha.
—Danc.ing tonight. Armory. Gail’s
Orch.
Jury warrants Were served today
by Sheriff Nelson Benedict on Her-
bert Barret and Victor Belts. of “'31-
ton. and on Denny S. Hull. Wm. F.
Hoyt and Eugene M. Tones. of Nor-
walk. The jurymen we": chosen
from the criminal side of the Super-
ior court which opens \Vedccsday in
Bridgeport. Jun‘men for the civil
side of the Superior court which also
opens W’ednesday at Bridgeport who
were served by Sheriff Benedict are
William F. DeKlyn. Wm. B. I'nholtz
and Robert E. Louden. all of Not-
walk.
THREE LOCAL
MEN ARE HELD
IN STRATFORD
Continued from First page.
\
corner of South Main and Elizabeth
streets.
According to their story the car.
which Pace drove. deevloped motor
trouble near Stmtford. and Pace Was
Qngaged in repairing it ‘vrlxen the inn:
wcre apprchendcd.
According to the story of the Strat-
fO'd police, however. two other at-
tempts had been madc by {our mcn to
gain cntrance to the gas and oil 51::
lion. and Flavola was \ynitirc lwliitd
film 10( lwd door with I: double-burr: :-
{ed shot gun for the mon to gain cc.-
tluncc. and was also uniting: for t‘. t,
lioliCo’X xx hom 1.0 had 12'".in following
tin: first attt mm to {ruin entruz‘
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t“. .
(~.’ ' "
reckless driving and
lzuzgungv. following :1 brush
the two on North Main
about 6:2-‘2 o'clock this morn-
: in front of thc City Hall.
' It is expected that a. large number
In.’ the nirru‘znrs of Company I. C. S,
,(;.. which has hem ordered mustered
out of service together with othr-r
lStatc Guard units. will (nlist in tit-€-
‘nt'fi' Con‘lmt Train unit which is be-
in: re itrd in Norwalk. whl-n
rvcrmtizwrr off‘mtr ap‘pcars at the Slate
armory on Monday evening.
Mart-half l" erhrirds has purchas-
ed the- propcrty which has for many
yonrs l-vcn the country home of Mr.
firmlree. editor of
This is one of
’anusim
i ‘ ‘4‘ !“‘(~Fn
lllfir.
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$39 {I7}Y'.‘l(‘li\'i‘ Olwrfas'hloncd pronerties in
.
carpets.:n_e northern sriction of Norwalk. the
d furnishings. an— I pl‘OlllHiS'
1.“ng grout
.ornnmr ntnl shrubhery and trees.
—A dmnc-nstrntion of
Cunt»; Mucliim"
!
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_ iv “A,“ this noel; ,:.t ‘ liul‘lts lawors: - 1 ’h name~~20c
_. . ‘. 4 ~ o‘ynfis 1m. .
"“3;- A“?“”“= “m C“ f i lemme Cafe. mama menus? :0 “do... mm; mm“... Long handsome
.‘orluam K. Freeman 0 P. dge- “in n. “L, had mp1 Mn”, nu. - pa. ‘ .
. . . . i ‘ “ ‘ " l ‘ -. mh ruse—23c Ind ‘80 . 0M
gwoon. .\ J.. reported to the police: l’acc dcnicd that lac knew what the ! whyks» 'O‘hw; or cold cream Sn! g1 1-15\
this: ~1clit that while drhing across‘men llllCth‘d (30m; l‘uscznscaro.2031°nd> \flm- “
‘l - .l:l' . HE‘M". on \R‘ashington street l‘rown and \luldcllo n‘t protested ;'* ° . -
‘_ . . ' - .. 7' .n surgeons mp - M will
rat u..." (1 l::s automobile was runhhmr ”“00“,“. and SING that they : “find-“dams d ‘. P18851113 and 00 t 1
H ‘ ‘ c -
‘k
1 lji‘l“ .1 1‘1}
‘ Ct 11er
G.
-rccmnn claimed
occurrcn
.M ,y.‘
about 6: 45 o’clock
li. _
‘1‘: re n «nor. the
ylutwccr; t‘m two men.
1 l‘Lflr‘: (:n:(iirl:tcs
43. IL
0. U. 1‘. hold his
' '(vc: i‘
v 11cm {AlVC'Ul 10m nir‘mhcr
-a,‘.t< uric-d. Following the
gref:eshmwnls were served. Plan
ixvcrc discussrrl for the
“uniqtiz”
Ins-(ting: on Friday, the
rumn‘lage sale will also he held th
latter part of this month. Flute \‘icc
president Mrs. Pearl Thomes wa
rrcst‘lll at last night's meeting.
lilt-t
the-
v1,i \ l ,
tin-lb“! \\...C.l lat“,
abundance of
"The l-‘rce~
will he laid :xll ncxt!
damaged by a car drivenktoppcd win-re they did L-ccause of1
Huntington of 4 001"“ ‘ nlotor trouble With the cur.
l0.
1‘» rinht of “Wm" when the ruc-
initia‘ionitomohile. was
‘ 5.110121 Belmont. in Stamford. “'llh a:
. hmdm” Of 3” :lcaded automatic revolver
entertainment for the next .his bcd where he was asleep.
Pure thumb] on n! rslup
tV‘lClllt-Q inch chi“)! a hack 5.2“:
is pcculiai'ly slinwll knife with u
lfourrizwl; Marla four-l ii; his ('5'. lat
lsaid that he didn' own a T‘\I'xl‘-9T.
Mound hiridr'i Lent-31‘. ilvf- cushinns cf
lilac car when it lle
'suid lic hrs-l to rt'raow
Elhfi “'l'llx'l" to.“ from Its cur Tl-
licn Buy th« saw it; :nm w
[The chisel lie
on l‘m". sin-ct.
{rt-volt: r. ix
5thc colored mu
:1 ‘mi Ii fil\-l-’f‘lr l-:
(in l'nm \\;..
.nutnniohlr tire. \Uit': u... .
’l‘rnln P-ritlzvpm‘t l.’l"'. Monday inch}.
”urn Z lt‘ :n‘. lair—
;chuse-d in Mount V(rl‘.<'li. .\' Y.. say-
f(-ml \vwlts ago. “‘11- '~ 32M who-'- M’lld
fthat thvy “(-1941 (mtk up his story.
the cor-(2559.1 that In. hr!“ tin-re
livas sonic-thing “phony" 13:9
hasgd from Muldcl-
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1:1).‘1 Not“
in Lot cm}
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27nd:
about
ltirc Willt‘h he purc
It “ill be recullcd that in Decem-
lvcr oi this your the l-‘irst district Ivo-
. ' llf'L‘ sun-risml 1\V0 Illill ut tin: store of 1
“so ”(d a report about (Alli-y llussan. on \R’vst nunuc and
damage being settled Iorchard street. and that in a running
tj’compunion was Founded. Muldello.
5 jwho had been with the men in an au— ’
later arrested in the
alongside
Lack
20m. A .of Cyidence. however. caused his dis-
9 ‘chargc by the courts.
“ Brown. it was stated at police head-
! quarters. this morning. is well-known
in Bridgeport. where he has a Wife,
but he lives with another woman in
I'l— " ,' " ".'.I' 1'1, '
‘ Q \‘\‘4~ -R - \‘\ -X‘K‘K .\ m \ i Q
this city. He 11:35 been arrested
t charged with carrying concealed
Pace was
sort
The
were
and sharw in an unusual offering.
. , ;(iu‘_l that followed. one. Freddie Gril- '=
were initlrllf'aflo, of Ix'mv Haven. a notorious gun-
. film; or Bunk“ Rebekah man and ganstcr was shot, while Lisv
,
a
Wound Sandwiches for at Home and Outings.
Clearing sale
.Women’s suits
Just abontevery suit in the store—at dropped price.
HandSOmQ “dress" suits. clever sports suits—every
q
4
:2 s1 cl'ui fancy mi xi urea—splen—
Three groups; and these are the old and the new
prices>~
““8 “m $19.50
$25
The suits that were
‘35 t° 33”" $29.50
The suits that
All will be ready Saturday morning. Be ready, too,
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Second floor.
Silver-gray are
newest swagger bags.
Unique in luster and effect,
emlurosscd in rich patterns.—
Unique new
incense sets—50c.
Glover and characlcristic
lilllv incense sr-ts. burnt-r and
lackacc cl" fracrunt. incense—null fairly aglow with their
1 v - 500. . distinctive silvery finish!
These (.Lhnr welcome things There are n ly a dozen
{rm mild-tall.) :- new attractive shapes; novel
Taicum powder in large :lnk'lOc
Toilct soap. nice odors~—l(‘:‘
(‘rtme angclus a. lemon cleansing
roam—95c
Semprc Glnyinc—Asc
Dc hiertdc‘r liou‘d beauty powder—
' t
patterns of the season.
Fiuc in finish. nice in lining.
the outstanding new bag of to-
day! $3 to $6.50
SPECIAL —— Tooled lcalhcr
swagger bags in number .ol
‘ .
.lcrzrms lienzctn and almond lo-
:mn—r 3M.
N(.n-5pi—v4 3C
“"‘('"“"“"3"‘ "a “9° >lvlcs and colors. browns and
ixctm'r’r it... cravs and hrig'hl hues. some of
brawn ~~ . u . A . ‘.
1"” “07‘s WU“ 1-“ ”WP-“5“ antique metal effect. striking
ilarrali's liquid L‘KIBCCDLFELHG sham-
maria—35¢
IA'.‘oris——23c 3? d 45c
Dunn's comma: fave powder—35c
Dorln's mute. compact—39c
Dr. Lynn‘s tooth powder—49c
designs. special quality, each
bag it led with purse and mir—
ror— $2.93
IA: aisle. from.
gmajority of Spring and Sum-
‘Yoodbu-ry'l 1;an soak—18c .
. finer gowns; line in luster and
Packer‘s m: loop—18¢
Center aisle, from;
Home-builders and house-keepers of the years to come, the
great fun to watch the potter’s wheel
the cutter’swheel doesbring out patterns
‘do smell as they come
complete and interesting an expo . .
Saturday morning Hrs. Em will talk about and make delightful Gold Dishes
Amazing lot
Warner corsets.
Warner corsets in excellent styles, of firm handed '
materials. at amazing price of 950.
turn and sec bowls and vases and
in brilliant glass! Urn-tun; how good
from the fireless cooker—and from Mrs. Rorer’s range oven! _
sition was to be seen in town? Who is going to miss this?
for Hot Days; in the afterm‘.
um figures.
3'
to
ile
’offecl: of Decial value.
1,500 PEOPHETS
ARRIVE IN CITY
(Continued from Page One)
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’ James “’ithall. C. Wilson. Thomas
Vaughan. Ward Van Alstyne, Henry
(lakes. C. Kirk. C‘. N. Jennings.
Then. too. there are numerous others
lwho will be on hand to see that every-
”;imnz goes smoothly. although if the
iroyage of the boat seems too smooth.
lxhey will be in readiness to help make
in a little rough so that no candidates
can ever afterward swear that he
1didn'x get “seasick"
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”Surplu-
Zapilal ....- u on-und‘n;ovv¢.!‘- .s.-i..«.-aua.¢smn' Ma”
weapons. mixed up in _ . ,, twig-lit. 5| ,. Gln'-
‘. lsomc robberies and whiskey thefts in Dancm, ‘
\» l’S‘E'cstport about two years ago. it be-
SERVICE 5‘ ii“? Claimed by him thnt he had been Hamid Tgfxfgegcfevglsin Point is
01m .. hlrfi-d by a man m go to 8 house and visiting m , . .
l . 1 n t c will receive
fl §et 15ml:e donning. He was mafia Gagging”; a‘hgdy "at the 7-00
, 7 ' f 'd , .com , . _ - ‘ .
- A ts ll left; a139mo biilxéniie Saiftt‘fii’itlt’. *o'ciock Mass tomorrow morning. i cat may have lune lives, but a furnace
Commemlal - 6001111 3-. ifggr::;usltéch as breach of the peace _Elgh mac 008-1 81 m “a I only one, and yet it WI.” outlive the cat
Savings Accounts 59 k .. many years, provided it is a good warm an-
x I furnace liLe' ' the STAMFORD. ,
Safe Deposit Boxes ;, § sum or common or A STAMFORD furnace will keep mu. :-
I . ‘ filled with are warm air in winter
Travelers’ Checks 3’ z The South N orwalk Trust Company ihouse . P . 1.3. N ,
u f BIL 921 5 which insures comfort and dispels 1 o
F 191' Exclia e if " AT or ‘ ' AP 28’ 1 better furnace is made, and but few are
ore ng . S E ASSETS e as .
l ' Real Esmte-lmns....................................81.195.794.18 and '9“!
" Loans .' .......... ............'................o-........ 1.330.732.”
. U. s. Bonds . «5,120.35,
‘Banking Rouse ..............................»..-..—.... 50.0“.“
Furniture and Futures . ..... .- 1.5!.”
memmudmaommes ..................~| 103.0331
Cash .. 81.464.“
" ' _ .‘t 3,369,374.41
. ‘ III“ m ‘ u
here and extra. at $14.75
Blue erge suits; ‘hovs
‘em and want '91:) mg l. now.
Here—Doublc-Service smts
for all boys of 8 to {8—14.75
Either a fine or a heavy cord
serge, both of great quality.
Each sort in a new
model; each sort pure wool and
lfast dye.
room—and two pairs nf lhcm
Liked brown calfskin; fovnr-l
A one-strap pump with me—
dium toe md military heel: an
oxford vvilh medium the which
has attractive perforated cap.
low comfortable lzm-l.
Each type with smart
low bee!»—
aiark colors. ‘
satiny self stripe.
staunch and firm. will tie into
knotof pleasing size
‘ . . . , . 7 . , - 7.- 0 0
Let the children en) 0y the .- _ne Exposu tion
y will appreciate what it shows and holds.
even grandmother-8’ banks appear!
those cakes and loaves ..
Who can remembc; whmfl
Low bust with elastic gores at top
Low bust. with long hip and double skirt
Medium bust with long skirt.
Figured
Correct comfortable styles
Straight. from the factory;
Second floor.
Blues for boys;
like Test of
meet it.
Brown
Norfolk
ness.
' ' ' -~1\-}.~ .i. y 5
- With knife lcal at _English 5 _ ‘
baggat‘good mohair p lining; 'lid brown Rlibrla um 51;:
. .. , 9 8f in Pl'l't’Ct. slalziwh . l .u1'9
trousers out With amp! —sizcs 2 1-2 1.. “‘1 $35.
each suit. “$.75
Front. basement.
Women’s graceful
low shoes—«$7
M
of today.
Bright.
air
d the ability to impart slin-
an HOW alive and lwaulllul
der grace to appearance of line! . ‘
{003'— . pg f by k Georgrllc «wnigifivuiuns In-
EMT Okl‘hll ’ ‘ a a.“ collenl color». mm ‘1) comb
orh-tbr0“.n contras.cd “11h lions Of CUIUY‘. ”Iv-5v U‘i
W I e; , with lace—
New saddle-strap model Wllh Handnmc ”Hwy.”
$7.50
akin floor, rear.
Men‘s monooolor lpeach tan 1w. ‘. 1; .511
riCh ties—550. iu‘lnle— qw'n‘l IW .
Quicllywich tics in splendid;
with a. narrow
Quite like poplin in weave.
wide 0pm end. _ Vi'lth
One of the newer (mic;in- strewn}:
l ands—3 15‘ -_ 50c
._...._..- ‘
bmcades and smooth fine plain
for both slender
a clenrance of
these sorts; and thus the special pnce of.
Boys’ shoes to
stand the test.
by an active boy “l:
have his shoes luuk v ~11;
of grml strength
so 'd leatlwr
heels. sin. 2 l-':
Lillie boys' Min-1
or tan mm”. an ..3 «- .mf
lilc good—looking mild ms,
lcalhcr
~th‘: 11 lr
Maui;
, Dainty blouses,
tricolette—ss
ing in color
tiest trimming Hl “'(vnl or
or fringe?
are either plvutwt nr lace
med—and Ult‘ll‘ 4"",ill’\
Lingerie
of dainty sort.
Soft and
and have texture and lm‘.
113321 blur.
B
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mania-5
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mat crisis.
and m.
95c.
service llia‘ is gi
ltk
:6
~31
Russia v"
hw-‘v
I 11} 1?.”
flow.
“ca r
and gray and def
and v. ill; the
in
ribbon
in .zul an
ul-.
and
Hl‘ pink
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