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the humor Circle 6!
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u‘-* at the meeting belly
. mm with Mrs. B. W. Ko
‘ ‘1- he on Seaside place.
_- A-mt Donne of Betts place
w the members of the Ba-
hama-notes of the East Nor-walk
‘w Association at her home
_l-w Mon .at 2:80 o'clock
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- Hortense M. Mocoueen. hills
m liner. and Miss Barbara
*1. of Stamford, were visi-
mmaming at the summer home
‘ -‘ .1 Hrs. James Elton, at
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' “d the furnishings and fittings
I‘m-Pope hat factory on Sea-
- m are being moved today
- - .I‘ Quarters in the former
mo.— huh: establishment in the
u “a.
.
0-” I. a change in the meeting
m. members or the Young Men's
H club. will. beginning the
.1 m in June, MPO'I on Monday
0*. mm of Tucsrla)‘ evenings
mho been the custom heretofore.
1—1-5.- evening the members'of
ammo-.- beague of the East ave-
“ I. 8:. church will hold a ‘
m” ”or in the parlors of the
m 11:13 proceeds will be used
mm. the contribution of the'
1m to the church building tund-
being
”do preparations are _3
m h the formal opening of the "hma' ”'3 Wm the firemen arrlv ‘
(bouts-y Club with a concert
to on Memorial Day after-
wlh a club dance in the
“club will be\closed on
‘1 Sunday to permit of tin-
Idu done so as to enable.
Iooocn. "
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m at 7 o'clock. (S. T.)
iVol the Woman's Auxil-
church. will hold an en-
Ia_ the parlors of tho
I" Mrs! M which has not
film out as yet. It will be the
m ooclal of the Auxil-
Hho for which were made
* held yesterday-afternoon
he resident. Mrs. Sanfucl \V.
m place.
IOWA YTON
(Eh-Ia E Boom-id and family of
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ill
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5:03;.
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In Jame Ferris and family will
m the apartment of Mrs. Mary
'l'hmeo h'ltowayton avenue for the
summer- months. coming to the vil-
To, be hm of next month.
I". lam-en M. Allen is getting his
run Ema in commission at the
NM llmt works and expects to
1):. lies- at the Norwslk Yacht club
mt tho owning on Monday.
Th hm. tablet to be erected by
(ho “a of the community in honor
of u - f‘rom Rowayton who serv-
eah tbe World War has arrived and
w p. wll shortly be made for the
ell: m with appropriate services.
"I The meetiagof the Ladies' Aid
. »- cf the Methodist church. held
mt committees were appointed
min plans for the, supper and
- to be held probably the last
h July“ lFurther particular!
h molar-lo later.
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«M m florwalk Yacht club
l. nu.- ma Again
Ia"- E. Pinkham’s
Compound
lass. —"I'he doctor told
“I had to have an oper-
ation, otherwise I
uuld be a sickly
woman and could not.
have any more chil-
dren on account of
my weakened con-
dition. I refundto
have the operation.
- - husband asked
me to try L dis E.
‘ . kharn’ s egotis-
- Compound to see
if it would not help.
me. For the that
“could do but little work.
Granting of the time, was
onlldeat hardly anything,
ltl-wsysczeminding
Whiz.
fithav
too. m"
' don of am but ml. clothinc'
-of the sedan was
TWO KILLED WHEN
' FIGHTING RE-OPENS'
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M Winn 13.1 nholtz has .;
hoot will: abouts, m collec-
,mhiehdllbeoenttotheNearant
and Armenia. for tho me of refugees.
It 8 rounded that all members of
the Parish who lmyommh clothing
get it in readine- for the collectors.
The announcement of the day of col-
lection will be model-oer. 7 3
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DAM &N0£01m
b—hfi-o-
Tux-«sm— lot a car at Moran's
garage m «noon and tam
is considerable speculation as to the
ownership No one seems to claim
the
The I; y department is having
maps . ' for the new concrete road
on Wed avenue. Work on the same
whim bo- commenced in a
ohm-tho.
\
m Poll-or this morning went
.on police duty <3 place of Officer
{lo-com um ill. For my-
era! weeks the center has been with-
out finiice oervlce in the vicinit) of the
rum Wm.
‘ _. m—
Tile bales of potion which caught
fire} muesrhy atom-noon against com-
m ' y afternoon
butane nomeozore soon extinguished.
Theacnuon was removed to the
rrieéht' yard in Bridgeport this morn-
ing. -
f :'
Ajoroe of workmen are busy put-
ting AJ-In the otore adjourning
Geo velie’o stationary store.
_Mr. Voile ioto occupy both places of
busi the tobacco and newspaper
depa ments remaining where they
prod
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'Anotber mysterious fire occurod in
Darien last evening about 7 o'.clock
The barn- owned by Marshall P. Rich-
nr‘ds. on the Rowuyton road. was dis-
unrated tobe'ihfiamao-sndlmmed-
iatel the tire alarm was sounded. The
fire ad got under such headway.
ed KlLJIQDes of saving the building
was abandoned. In the barn was a.
truck owned by W. A. Roache which
was 'deatt‘yod. An. auto owned by
Mr. Richards was acts. It looks as
though the tire was of incendiary ori-
U
AU'I‘OS SMASH IN
' WEST AVENUE
(Cont-nod tum has Ooo)
By Anthony Carclla. also of N... York
d‘)! '
l ‘ortunntely no one was Injured. but
both machines were considerably
-‘e at the Mil-II
l. sue/Inc tel-‘3: nos-I‘ll-
m’ .r ‘
and 3150.000 our the
million dollars and housllodahm- 5-
to the reasons tor the imam. moat
arose after the board of Manon had
made its report.
Recommended deficiency mi
priatlono alone annoyed mom ‘4
the grand total of 888. OMMO of m
maintenance and special project so-
propriations. and therefore could not
be properly charged up against tho
budget of this session. he mammal.
Internet On But.
He noted an lncream of 8501.270 in
the allowance for inter-cot on state
bonds. du'e. he said. to the expectation
that the state will have to he hallo
during the coming two years to make
both ends meet. The appropriation of
this money does not necessarily mean
that it will a! be spent. for only such
portaslsneeded.occordinutotho
amont ormonds issued. will be mad.
It was to meet a recommendation
for a uniform accounting cyst-I.
made by the governor in his inaugur-
al address. that an increase of 01.21.-
800 was made in the comptroller'o ap-
propriutlon largely for clerical amiot-
anoe. the senator mid.
lmavoidahle [m
A jump of 889.000 in court exporm
was chamctorired as nna-oidafle.
being duo to the natural incrmoe m
the business of the com-ta The bd-
get of thestutc board of education Ind.
to be advanced 8384.761 to cover the
enumeration grant oJone. no mule:
mince hint no choice in thin. the’1
chainnun said. boom the mums
reuuill the state to Day a Gemini
amount for each child enumcmtod
and the, appropriation was booed on
the normal lficreaoe. \
I’nless 8135.000 was added to Ciel
allowance. for' the Connecticut Agri-
cultural College. he explained. the la-
otitution would he forced to il-
cssenttal activities. The amo ofi
deficiency approprilflnl W 304
the college was taken into conddor-
ation in determining the amount of
the raise.
Increased clerical assistance requi!»
i
damagpd. .The windshield. Md beagl—
lights of the delivery automobile Were
smashed.
,Carella claimed that Clinnon Was
150 feet away when ho oiznalled that
he was turning into Chapel street but
Cami‘n claims that the distance was
only 50 feet. No arrest was made.
A second accident happened at the
junction or “fast avenue and Armory
hill. An automobile truck owned by
the ‘Amerlcan Express company and
operated by Stanley Brovlck. of 137
Locus street. Waterbury, was procct-rL
ing down West avenue and was about
to,turn to go 'up Armary hill. The
truck skidded and mashed into a se-
an machine operated by Den
Schneider. 01-31 St. Lucas street Bos-
ton. Mass. ' The left running bodrd
smashed: the left
side at he body of the car boot and
the ~vtintlohield broken The accident
was unavoidable the police say and no
arrests were made.
Continued from first Pogo
Virginia. State police that there had
been shooting from tho Kentucky
side of the river. At Captain Nor-E
boots request Lieutenam Soc and the
me crossed the river lnt‘o West Vlr-
gina. when they were. joined by a
detachment of State polc'e. '
Proceeding toward the point from
which the firing had been reported
they mr‘. four men whet-they order-
edlo throw up their hands.
,'I.'he men promptly complied. and.
according to the authorities. at State
pallet-man liter-Md forward. and
searched. George. rum. At that Illu-
ment the tiring began and Trooper
Kuckley was shot dtad. Almost the
same instant Priiato Vaughan roll, as
did George Cl um
Soltflers and State policemen then
(lased in on the party. and, as quick-
ly as possible an automobile v :15 oh-
Mined and the prisoners brought to
“Williamglon.
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To [IX-SERVICE DEN.
0n the MM Day Sex-ms to Del
116de 5
Once more we have the privilege of
remembering those who gave their
lives for their country. “a check!
all make an two". 9 turn out and
show the city that we have not for-
gotten our buddies who have passed
to the. Great Beyond.
Frank C. Godfrey Post. No. 12
American Legion.
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MRS. KARDOS m DIVORCE. '
”_—
Teresa Knrdos. through her attor-
he), Joseph J. Linxweller, has start-
ed ‘sult for divorce against John Kar-
dos. of this city. claiming a divorce on
grounds of intolerable cruelty. and
also presenting a Claim for alimony.
injthe allowance for the department
of'stnte mgr mules and institutions. he
:pOInIClI out that this was not. ‘rictly
speaking on in muse, because it re-
, oilltt- -d from
. \‘lnced by evidence laid before i
' get. Senator Hall midith‘o' committee
ed by the motor' vehicle department
on account of added duties imoooi
upon it b, the present session Ind t‘o
lu-lp cmer the augmented min-pooflon
force made a rr‘loe of .2‘9. 009 in t!!!
approprlalitn for that department
necessary according to.tho chairman.
IIIIEIL~ to “not Ina-ease.
He tlilrclfld attention to tho fact
that banks had agreed to pay M-
olly whatever extra expense was re-
quirul to increase the dome of exam.-
lnt-rs of the bank demment. .m
ovum take can- of a difl'erence of
873.001: in the appropriation for thnt
dl-purtntc’nt. which. he “id. had to be
allowed if the department was to
adopt 'a plnn of ouditlthe books of
banks instead or merely making es-
ruminations. ”The experience of oome
bunks during the past two years is
enough to justii‘v this precaution." the
clmlrm‘nn held.
For the public utilities comma-ion.
816.000 additional was required. he
said. to CO\er the expense of adminis-
tering the new iitm-y law and super-
vising municipn I): owned water. gas
and electrical plants. and 8178.176 ul-
lowcd the public welfare department
in addition in ll. 5 amount recommend-
ed by tlu luminl of finance for the
State board of charities was for the
new child' \vrlrme work. This was an
1
entirely new sorrcc of expense that
could not he aioldcd.
State's lu-inilmm-mcnt.
Turning to an inert-use of 8417.000
3 :u vww plan by which the
department transmit: to the state
treasury all its receipts from counties
and towns. and therefore is to re-
cilve .l direct alrproptiation instead pfi
being uno\\t'tl lo retain receipts to
meet the caucuses 0f the department.
All ”it num- vi 8120. 000 in the bud-
git of the IMMIU‘II‘III School For Girls
and one of "swim” in that- for the
Mystic (irul School for the Deaf were
ultrllluttd to tl.e fact that them in-
stitutions have just been taken over
by the GINO” J
of which were duo to conditbno mt.
‘ so have ..llowedi
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TRIED IT?
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COFFEE
"summon"
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Wt...'.f\:....._.... 30¢
FRIDAY 0R SATURDAY.
. One Pound Limit at This Price
Try this First Pound
and
You'll Come Back for Here
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EXTRA SPECIAL!
SUGAR.........5clb.
. In 2-lb. Cartons
Limit 4 Pounds
With lie "at of Tea. M ~00.
op Peanut Butt-r
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VAN HYK
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QUALI'IZY,‘ .fflmfi.
A difference of 8140.000 in the
negate at state aid allowed to h
pltals was due. he said. to Qua hot
that the committee had been con-
fit
its hearing: that tflofflninctnl co d5-
tion of most of the hospitals was such
auto make the committee ‘feel that it
tailed to recognize the increased heel!
for help from the state.
The 8175.000 extra put in for liquor
license refunds was inserted to be
available only if Judicial action makes
it necessary.
Refusa to Cut Education.
‘Talunt up the «contontplated cot
oi! ,8s.222.ooo in the edumuonal‘bu
had gone into these projects careful-
ll‘. reached the conclusion that
were ementlnl and did not want to
take the responsibility for any back~‘
ward step in the state's educational
Land on Taylor avenue. was at-
tached for 810 000 in the suit. yester-
mpound
3 '0! my, eight children this
~ 3 1 fl! your Vast-“hit:u Com- l
“and it to my frigid;
comPhini about t
l! dNMATZWE I-‘re
day by Deputy M Edward B.
Do'u'lens t'l‘he case. is returnable to.
the June term of the Superior court.
It to attend in the writ that the
couple were ' October 12.
mo. 13ml. Abui om. Buns-.11).
and that the defendant has. bun
sanity ot Jutolorablo cruelty publicat-
ly 929.395» the h “333%
program. As it was. he said. tho
muted had trimmed hundreds 5f
thnuoands of dollars from the m
Dl‘m
w about the 8350. 006 allowed
to pomplete the new building of tho
‘ L3OGURTIUY,
”3‘0? $1“ l ‘3
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Lift Off with range...
mowers-Hera
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ole w rel-tn committee with
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am on an aching cn-ll. 4. .
'mantly that corn stops hurls I, um.
w you lift it right on Mir: any-
era. 'h'uly!
Your drought en Us a tiry Ironic (f
"Free-sou” for a few C(‘n‘ts, ..J'I‘yu: r
to remove every hard corn, sc‘t LCVh'
or corn between tho~ toes. and ‘m. (..I.
this, without eoreness or irr"..1lcll,
61791th System
MN! for
Stylish Stout figures
This system makes available a comr‘eit
w-drobe of fashionable -snd ccnrc‘. L
rains! an
tram some
4c lb.
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“Enuum tingsondslterstions.
Dino Slam- .. his!“ 5 [Husy’tm E
'm-wA'I‘S'SKIR'IS ' ‘3
BAmN,lb_......29c m .m .5
“PM Will.“ I” HIACSIERES ' UNDERWEAR 3 3,
A. a .... 3: n: ‘d an no any o 1511 (is: of Smith's: Sync-n ant-.rd E
When at... ......15c 3
Cardin-alumina. oa- ----- 17. WRITE FOR BOOKLET E
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gunman ”_’w.$m mg“ 3
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EIUTTM moo ooze-r ,- ‘E’W’fi‘fi- NewYorLN.Y. 3.
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lovosvooi-desor
null-throat!
CWCITEC‘I’ OF 't‘. ALL!
Fran Quarry to Customer"
lawman-nu
MONUMENTS
menu: at
Car's. 3mm
moan-ms DAY DEW
mos voua aspen now
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Q Wit m m Coon.
. £V£RYTHIRG GUARANTEED
Prepaid on All.
Ilfl‘loll Orders
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Prompt
Delivery
Gehebe’s
We Hero If It's Hell-wars.
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527
Attractive Housefurnishings That Will
Interest June Brides
A.”- Wto Enmeled and Gray Enameled Kitchen Utensils
Attroa‘he Glass Ware—P3711 Oven Wire; Delightful Designs in
m' Etna Dinner Ware; Cut Glass, Bric a—brac; Fancy
mm: Laundry Baskets; Ironing Boards; Clothes
ml '3 on m m m Rocks. Electric Portable Lamps; Electric
h; In. Mt. calo- or m Irons and Toasters 1
ml u m 'm'w write 3
osvo you .—
32.. of Wrath. o i ”WWII eraser sou-m NORWALK
CHILDREN’S DRESSES, ROMPERS
CREEPERS AND PLAY SUITS
WILL 33 ON BIL! THIS WEEK AT
DOLLAR DAY PRICES
.“Lotts Ware" Gingham and Chambray Dresses, lint
ooiom,2ond4yem . .................. _..._ ..... .---$1-00
10,12and14years ...... .
A few Kiddie Dresses, odd sizes, for . . . . . . . . .
..... $1200
B” ”a . ..... $1.00
BoysWashSuits,3, 4, -,5 6.
Dorian House
Discontinued lines in odd sizes of Corsets will be _o'fl'crcd fol
. the remainder of thiC week at Dollar Day prices
0:elo‘tin24,,25snd26,.. ...... .. .......... .31.“
Another Iot,,2223,.24,,,252630,..... ....... ...... $200
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