nr hem“. ts visc-
1-‘.. ii. Smith. 206
NI
Mrs.
'llg‘
iIIISill.
. line
,mr llay liargstns will sur-
7 , =0”.
e————_——
plant:- of boys playing ball
I nion Park were made yes
in Patrolman T. Dorney. who
‘L‘th‘d.
Iicl your V'ictrola where "Good
.. I is a Habit." on our Easy Pay-
” 1 Plan. Donnelly's
a. at. St.
- .- l‘. A. it. card party. planned for
v,» afternoon at the Norwalk club {0'9"an at
a begin at 2:43. o‘clock. daylight!
In: time. Ladies getting up tables |South Norwalk.
I please bring cards: also table
”,3 fl ddred. , 1 ——For merchandise of real worth
'go to The N. B. Ryan Co.'s store
-———Thurday Kay 19 is Dollar Day. t
\t a mt meeting of the Butcher" s
1 man. arrangements for n clambakc
he held in itirchm-d’ s Woods on \luly East Orange. N J., the guest of Cap-.
1! m lasdo. The committee up.
pointtii to handle the- iuiair “insists:
of Harold Plark. _Frnnk Fitch und-
(‘harles Waters.
—nollar Day Bargains will surl
prise ’0‘. o
The Fish and Game committee. of!
“turn Ernest C. ltuscm, of Wilton.‘
I\ l hairman, today is the guest. of the.
\lill‘V'lillt‘ntlellt of the State Trout
il..tchcr at Windsor Locks. The com-
ll'lllt'f‘ uill enjoy om- Oi the famous.
lull. dinners for which the hatchery
l‘vtili‘d for.
Saltcsca clam chowder.
new. No other like it or nearly
Leading Grocers.
301110- A
iii:
~ I; ood.
7245
John
arrested at
I‘iilrultiinn
i'v ank Pratto.
I. last night In
.I‘n ior operating a motorcycle '
1hr mut‘lier cut out and with IIU
5-, was l’wi SI: for having no
.ii-«. and 810 for operating with
nIIilfii-r cut out, I)» Juiigi- \'i)s
l: in the downtown court this!
The lotul line. which in-
‘J (UNIS. amounted to 81.3.
".‘I'iplc feature hill at Palace to-
lll-gular price.
effectiveness of
~vinimer trolley schedule iii-gin-
Saturday of this week, then-
:i change in the running time
xnrwaik-Btamt‘ord cars. The first
Stamford “I“ leave the “'4!"
car burn at 4:40 A. M. The
u-r from Newtowu avenue will
:.t 6:08 A. ‘M. They will con-
v-I'ery 40 minutes to 9:48 I'. M.
- l‘~' standard time.
—-——-'—‘I
manta] to the
I)"
I i
~ The “Dollar Day" bargains at
.\'. B. Ryan Co's store have real
: 'iL Do not overlook these won-
:I \ulut‘s.
'l‘hc liorwning Comedies. Inc. hsvt
w - 1. making is two I'w-l comedy. “Sav-
ing Marjorie" at the old llililile estate
16-18 Sonfleld county Y. M. C. A. is a visitor
out of town today.
. there
-hns'hhw
Opaque Inades in cm: ‘Green. White ‘°"'°""°" “mine In their rooms. 100
and Tan colors.
E.K.BANKS
LXI)“: mam norm.
80. NOB‘VALK
fl
ii. l~ Haxton. secretary or the Fair?
The. omciai Bost'd'wlll meet this
the parsonage of the
Methodist Church 28 West avenue.
A social time ~1‘l be enjoyed hyl
members and friends of Banner Conn.
cil. Sons and Daughters of Liberty,
Wumnn-n street
—A Hundred of Dollar Day Spe-
cials at A. J. Collins Co.
Rev. L. B. Howell. of St. Paul's
church. was elected an alternate cler—
ical delegate to the synod. at the an-
nual diocesan convention. in Hart-
tord. today. Rev. A. C. Cnburn. of
Danbury, was named as a delegate.
—Don't miss three big Palace test-
ures today. Regular price.
At the weekly meeting of ’the Nor-
walk Radio Club. last evening. it was
decided ”give a prize to the munber
"Mlhr Day."
Mm’ Sadie Raymond and Mrs. Ida.
(‘rofut have returned from a visit in'
thin Daniel Hoyt.
Buckingham .W. R. C. will hold its
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon
at :30 oclock, daylight saying time.
in lied Men's Hail. Norwalk. All
members are requested to be present.
—Htgh grads coal st Harris and
Mrs. R. 1‘. Rockwell o! 20 I'nion
st. has returned home somewhat im-
proved in health. after several days’
”sit with relatives in Mill Plain.
Conn.
South Norwalk Methodist
Church will he one of interest.
were one (‘hurch of (‘hriszi
throughout the world."
met-tins: is 6:45 standard time.
the: of the
intrinsic value is represent-
r-.i In every Item advertised for “Dol-
lill‘ linx" at The N. 102. llyau
store. See Advt.
Real
‘ Louie. Diamond. of Pediir street.
,spriiiucd his right ankle while in
\Iork Visierday afternoon. llr. Dmi-
iel i-‘.. Sullivan was called to attend
the man. who was working in a vul-
lcnnizlnz establishment on North
Main street. The injury while pain-
l‘ul is not serious.
A speciol coucluve of (‘llnton (‘om-
manulcrv. No. 8. K. T.. will be held on
Friday evening. at 6:30 1’. M. (S. T.)
when the V. and M. Order of
Temple will he conferred.
'i‘t-mplnr uniform is requested.
the full i-‘m‘ni opening will lw
ml. Luncheon will also he m-rx’cil.
l’llll
{Hill
' —~ "llollar Day" has
bright sunburst of genuine
at The N. E. Ryan Co.'s store.
lironglit n
:- lid_1‘recelving set.
The subject at. the Mid Week meet-.
i.”
The hour of
(‘ofs
the
ohsery’o
Ilzlrzains tistics pliiiiiii: th-
who has the best home-made wireless
Particulars regarding
this contest will be given out at the
meeting next Tuesday.
—Dollar
Iprise you.
.SUMIEIITRIILIEY
SEHEIIULE SATIIRIIAY
The new summer trolley schedule
‘which goes into effect Saturday was
Jnnount‘ed this morning by Thomas
‘Maclwan. local superintendent for
I the. Connecticut company. The
lschedule was prepared today for dis-
I tribution.
l'nder the new schedule trolley
cars between Newtown avenue and
Stamford will leave every forty min“
utes via. Roton Point. This does
away with the South Nor-walk junc-
tion. where hithertofor the Stamford
trolleys stopped and at the same time
abolished the necessity of having a
Day Bargains will sur-
\
LOYAL LEGION FOR
PRINTING INDUSTRY
PORTLAND. Ore.. May 18.—Rob-
ert S. Gill. executive secretary of the
Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumber-
men. resigned today. announcing he
had accepted a call from the Typoth-
else. of Baltimore. Md.. to aid in cs-
tablishing an organisation in the
printing industry of Baltimore along
the llllt‘fi the Loyal Legion operates
among the loggers and lumbermen of
the northwest.
"The Loyal Legion of Loggers and
Luiubcrmen was a spontaneous
growth or the war. resulting from et-
i'orts in spruce production." said Gill.
"Its plan is based on equal represen-
tation of employers and employee in
the councils of the organisation. This
iissvr car at the Roton Point junc-
tion.
”-Ill- first car will-leave Main and
“hill streets at 4:40 o'clock standard
timc for Stamford. The second car
haw-s the same point at 5:13 o'clock.
A car leaves every forty minutes
thereafter until 9:53 P. M.
The ilrst car to Rtamford leaving
Newt-town avenue leaves at
o'clock A. .\l. standard time and ev-
ery forty minutes afterwards until
0:48 p, m.
The first car from Stamford to
Vorwiilk lt‘il\"'4 'It 3:11! A. hi. and
I-vi-ry forty minutes until 11:30 i". M.
Population in U. 8. Is
Placed at 105,710,630
.’l‘(l.\' May lQ.l~‘Inal sin—
Ini: il population of
710.-
\'\-. \SHIN
(oiitinint. ii I nit-ll Stalls at 103'
more than announced
._ - 62". or 27,612
| Tomorrow evening (‘apiiiin Al last October when preliminary figures
Pohlmun' s pinochlc. team will he were given Out. were submitted todn."
feasted and feted by Captain
Tlrush‘ s de foam (1 team. ill
liiall on “Washington street.
Lester
Red Men's
Pohl-
to fine :ikci CIIII'N of the ilousc of
Itepreiu nt: llth s for .Ippmtionment
purposes In IiiIi-ctor “William M. Stt w-
”‘ itowsyton for th" 9““ ""40"” days man' a team defeated ilrush' 8 team by art. of the llllrt'flll of the census.
’1‘ he comedy. which is re leased through
the First National Exhibitors. fea-
tun-:4 bliss Marjorie \Vilson, who has
starred with lliii ilart. Charles Ray
and Douglas Fairbanks. ~Anoth<| pic-
ture. a live reel one. to be. called "The.
Smie Factory" will be taken lit-tween
Norotcn and Rowzuton. within the
next (to weeks
~5A Hundred or Dollar Day Sim
rials at A. J’. Collins Co.
Photographic Supplies
(hum-as, Films, Papers,
Chemicals, etc. '3
Developing and Printing
Stillson-Powell Corp.
v
Our ' ?
Vaults Cannot
Burn ;
The very first thing you 1
“Wild want after a fire
clals at A. J. (‘ollins (‘0.
I f‘harles Wilson of 9 Hamilton .'l\'t‘-
a. driver for the Homestead link-
-cported to the police that Henry
VIII".
rx'
' vxl-w‘d. a driver for the Top Notcl
""‘ng company of East Norwalk.
accidentally backed his car into
\Vest ave-
yes-
i. J
" --' driven by Wilson on
'. l m corner- of Arch street.
,I: Idny. The damage was slight.
-—J"oaJ at lowest prices. Harris and
Dana.
l A program or four horse
[Memorial Day is being arranged in-
Thomas 0‘.flrien of Danhury.
races are to be a Fret-“for all price
2:30 pace. a 2'1? trot and a 2 .30
trot. A iunning race in tween lwo lo-
cal hcrsls is also being considered
band is to be engaged to furnish mu
sic for the afternoon. The races are
scheduled to start at two o'clock
daylight saving time. '
-—i‘m not overlook ‘ilollara Dal.-
Spccials :It A. J. Collins Co.
Orders issued by Adjutant General
George M. Cole give permission to all
National Guard companies to partici-
pate in the Memorial day celebra-
tions to be held in the various cities
and towns 'wherc the military units
are stationed. Another order
by the ndjutnnt general is to the ef-
fect that flags on all state zirninries
are to be flown at half mast from
sunrise until Midday on Memorial
day. At midday the flags are to br-
hoisted to the top of the staff where
they will remain until sunset.
Whilid be your tire insur-
.tll('t2 policy.
ph—
NOTICE
0n and after May 16. the milk from
our dairy will be distributed by Wit-
Would you need to dig it
In! of the debris, or is it in
I
Item D. Keeler. Telephone 856-14
DEVINE’ S DAIRY.
Btrsterry Hill.
‘. < J”!
4%'
COMPOUND
' INTEREST
and your money when you
want it.
3' :I Safe Deposit Box hers "V
f with other documents? :1
Ir, ' You can be absolutely 3
i sure that anything you put .g'
g in our Safe Deposit vault ‘3
will not be aflected by fire. _
I Sometime ask to see how it
It is constructed. :1
I J
i' ,
r . Boxes, $4 a Year
Iv:
'. . ii- .
'7; 4
if; South Norwalk 3
r; I.
{:4 o J
5: Sailings Bulk
WIMDAYNW ‘
“Mauls.
SAVINGS DEPT.
SOUTH NORWALK
races to
he held on the linnhury Fair Grounds'
T: 0 produced one quart oi liquor an hour.
, IThe raiders confiscated forty gallons
0 I
issued
Final figures place the total popu-
qiiitc :1 large score in a recent tour-
niimmit held by linens Tribe. .\'0. 26.51ation of the outlying possessions of
‘l. 0. R. M. the l'nilwl States iit 12,145,738 which
”—- liringa the population for the entire
——A ‘Iundrpd of Dollar Tiny Spe- country and its possessions to 117.-
8.30.3231
(‘ensus figures-for 1920 made pub-
lic today RU\I‘ ('onnecticut a popiili»
tion of 1.33K.73‘.’ whites. 21.046
groes. 159 Indians. 360 (‘hiiII-sc. l”
I Japanese and .‘6 all otho-;r 695 33?» w
the total population being males and
A STILL
Ill"
FINED FOR HAVING
MP RIDES. May 18.—l-‘rxinlt Lamnn
ski 34. of 107 Veteran street vain
lined $150 and costs in the police co. in
this morning for having a still in his
home. When the police called there
yesterday. they found his wife was
skillfully operating the still while he
She said it
[was at Work in a factory
of alleged moonshine in addition to the
still The couple have one child.
A‘Lamonski said he had no money, and
A‘would have to go to jail.
,CHIEF JUSTICE WHITE SINKING
“'ASIIINCTON, May 18.—Physi-
clans “(Mending Edward Douglass
“'hite (‘h‘et‘ Justice of the United
States Sums-ma Court. announced at
10a. in. today that their patient had
not rallied from the sinking spell of
Hate yesterday. and that his recovry
was not expected.
You and ‘
Your Wife
may draw checks against the
same account here. One usually
attends to all the banking but
both have the some rights.
"Either or the Survivor" can
draw out money without do”!
and cost of court -
“A Joint Account" in s strong
bank is a sensible account for
you and your wits to have.
5:08'
idea appeals to the Baltimore Typoth-
letiic. :iiid members‘of that organizes
lion plan to make their
'cleus for spreading the
cities."
body a nu-
Nan to other
“—5.
01“) l-‘l-ZIJAI‘VS GRAND DODGE.
(irsiiil Master “Wilton Makes: Recom-
iIIi-iidatimis- and Nays Condition
ls Excellent.
IlAIlTI-‘Oltll. May 18.-The Grand
Lodge of (Md l-‘eiiows met in this city
HEIDI-IN KAN HONORED.
MERIDEN. my 18.-—-Ctarencc G.
Andrus, ot' the .United States Weather
Bureau Service. who will be aide of
Ralph Upson. in the national balloon
race. starting from Birmingham. All...
Saturday. is a Meriden man. son of
Frank G. Andrus. of 199 Cook avenue.
He has been at weather stations at)
Key .\Vest and other points. taking up
this work some years ago. upon grad-
uating from Meriden High school.
PROHIBITION AGENTS LAID OFF.
“WASHINGTON. May 18.-——Abou
700 prohibition enforcement agents in
various parts of the country haVe been
temporarily laid off for lack of funds
to pay their salaries. it was announced.
today at prohibition enforcement
headquarters here.
Run Down?
salhw nth.
attired Mum at sail-kiss.
”mm .rhso-stis
In. Wm“ Tiara-r. ”IWMA'n.
Wills. 0..w csz" minimums-as
a... lusts” FshyIid-sy’hmofior
I‘l- Yeas Messen- moistened
Isl-Innova- m-‘mua-m
slicks-ed so. vim “bother no at
sight soy pots. liuwlllbolsso-ootiieisesr
whose.- name
,-
whsrsvor your nodal-s is advortnsod.
For sale by Stimson-Powell Corp.
g
lod.i\ in an annual session. It was
the tighticth one and Grand Master
lrnnk \I. Whituu referred to this
fact In his Welcoming address to the
(lt'li'mlt'fl. The condition of the order
in the state was described as excellent
by tht- grand iiinster. whose report
llllllt‘:il|‘tl in Iran of unusual activity.
11" Ii.Id illltjilllt<l u hearing at the
slate Capitol in tompany with Grand
Secular) Hull lilnsoii end Grand
Treasurir S. Vii Challenger and had
opposed, bet-ans. it would affect the
Odd l"t‘ll0\\'S‘ Hume. the bill which
would remove $1:ch tax exemption of
property of trait nal socitics.
The grand niaster'l recommenda-
tions included them: That Tycho
llruht' Lodge No. M be placed in Dis-
trict Three. and that District 1“ be
abolished; that lodges tame a. histor—
1:111 to keep record of events and place
ii copy of the same with the grand
lodge: that subordinate. lodges and
Rebekah bodies obtain and use the
rituals for public inst’Jations: that
the grand secretary have an office as-
sistant that he may haxe greater lib-
I-rtI to unit the lodgis; that a char-
ti r be ghen to Gates Rebekah Lodge
No. 19. and that it DC- [feed in D1!-
Intel 7.
Grand Secretary W'. S. Hutchinson
reported a total membersh l on Jan.
last of 28. 416. a not again of 1.515.
"l‘he total asstts ate 81111.0.5. a.
gain for the year of 055, 230. There
are 91 lodges and 61 Rebekah lodges.
lthe latter haIing a membership of
11. 681 u gain or 1 157. The funds are
837.139. :1 gain of 8721.
The Grand 'l‘rmsurer. 8. W. Chal-
lenger; of MIddletuwn. reported on the
rarios accounts which ii [varied $15,283
in the we rfund.
The other reports were submitted
including those covering the year at
the (“id P‘cllows' Home.
Grand Representatives lit. Chap-
man. 01’ Waterbury. and \Villiam R.
Meyer. of Bridgeport. reported on the
proceedings of the. soxercign grand
lodge annual communication in 120s-
ton last September Luncheon was
served to grand officers lnyited guests
and delegates.
This atternoon the following offi-
cers weer elected:
Grand Mastere—Herbert J. Phillips.
Waterbury.
Deputy Grand Master-Charies R.
Hathaway. Manchester.
Thompsonville.
Grand Treasurer—Sidney \V. Chal-
lenger. Middletown.
Grand Secretari'-VVilliam
ch‘i'son. i'ew Haven.
The following distinguished visitors
were received: Past Sire Alfred s.
Pinkerton. of “'orcester. Mus; Grand
Master \Viilinm C. Kolinetz and Grand
Secretary Harry Walker. of New
York; Grand Master-Burton A. Gas-
kell‘and Grand Secretgry Harry S.
fine. 0: New Jersey: Grand MastcnI
Silas ll. Breed. of Massachusetts.
Grand Master Leslie E. Jacobs. of
Maifie. Deputy blaster Horace A. Gar- L
land and Grand Warden Amos 5.
Phelps. of New Hampshire. Grand-
Master Robert McGhee and Grand
Secretary Klrtland dd. .Wilson. of
S. Mut-
thodo Island: [in Grand Master and
Past or.“ Representative the Rev.‘
Walter E. Cox. 0! Toronto. Ont.. and
Grand Patriarch August a. Lubenow.
of New Haven. of thefirsnd Encamp-
mefil’ot Connecticstl. O. 0. l‘. ._
FOUR muss MY}: ,
GOVERNOR’S ”CULTURE
The Isthmus bills were signed by
ruse. yesterday:
a let amending the charter of
Grand Warden—Charles J. Fowler,‘
i
THE
PALACE
BOOTERY
.
FOOTWEAR
son
“R AND worms
At Prices at Less Than
Elsewhere.
Palace Theatre Building
torBunmsMimscssbohsdttysl
willlstns
Taller Them for You
The newest designs. smarts. h
4am ideas are embodied ls‘at'
garments that we make up.
Gone is and see our wide assert
meat of material.
NewYorkLsdies’leor
nmmm
wanna
SPECIALS
at
.GB‘LIIEN’S
68Wash'mgt0nStr
S D. G. CANDYECO.
YOUR arms In 11'.
Chaucer's m. -
Ford l-ton truck clism‘ drive,
- here. The values are exceptional, the assortments are
' quaint -. 5qu
SPECIAL
——for—
Dollar Day
$10.00 TWEED SUITS
$15.00 JERSEY surrs .......... $9.95.—
$17.00 JERSEY suns ....... ”€10.95;
$10.00 SPORT COATS ........ .500;
$15.00 SPORT COATS "
$25.00 SPORT COATS .. . ,
$15.00 DRESSES $5.95
$13.00 DRESSES
$25.00 DRESSES
$2.00 and $3.00 WAISTS
SUMMER DRESSES $8.95
SUMMER DRESSES ......$3.00 and $5.00,.
20% OFF ON ALL SKIRTS
$1.00 Off
._0n__
EN DICOTT-J OHNSON SHOES
MAX BERGER
40 Water Street
Avoid deception and misrepresentation, by I ‘
spending your dollars where you know the merchan-
disc is thoroughly reliable.
This is no ordinary stock, so you may be sure of
finding Wonderful Bargains here on DOLLAR DAY. _
Read the followinglist and you'll be interested
enough to come early, so as to secure a good shares! f
the most conspicuous economies.
Genuine Chamois Gloves, $3 .00 quality, pair .......... . . $1.00
Women’369cVests,3for ........ ............... . sari
aacmdsscsodieeviasiuior............. ........... $1.00;
75cfisleVests(Kaysermske)2foi-...... .......... . 950i
1 Lot Womsn's Union Suits, including seven] with 100ch ‘
silk tops, values up to $2 .00; Ghoioe ..... . . ........ “:00 .
Several styles of Bloomers, 51.50 quality, each .......... $1.00
Misses’ Blue and PinkVoil- 3100mm, each . ......... . $1.00
Women’s Night Gowns, assorted styles, each . . ....... $1.00
Onset-,vsIuesuptofl,00,pdr ......... .. ........ .31!”
Iii-03' Step-incmnbinstiom, B to 12 years, each ....... $1.00
Hummus, with embrdde'ryflcnnce, $1.00
MWPmm-withmmdrufle.... ..... “m
1 Lot Wsius, inciuring some high grade one: that are
slightlymussed, choicest....-............. ..... .3190
Children' 0 Play Suits, Rompers and Bloomer Dresses, rogu-
lutl.2&and$1.50 ................ ....... a.“
WomensanduissesmddyBlouses .31.”
“C. M. 0. " Embroidery Cotton, per box ................ $1.00
flchkishBathTowele3for.... ......... ...... $1.00,
«Ruining Yarn. assorted colors, 2 hanks for . . . . . . . ..... 31:”
8hgtlsndflouorGermantown,4;keinzfor....... ..... $1.00" :
.BungalowAprcns,assorted styles, each $1.00
House-dresses, Wants, Silt: Underwear, etc, at $2.98
orover.....................................$1.00 01f
Etc, Etc, ,Etc., Bis, Etc,
Above Are Only Sample Item
There are many others equally as attractive in be found.
satisr
factory, and you can buy with the full assurance that air-profit)?
to us is eliminated. In many cases we are offering goods ’ ,
much less than they cost us. . ‘ ”
W
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naming, Icy 10 , --
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