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Spring
up! in style,
- .ml wear well.
$3.00
. .: Madras
$2.00
.l; Fruit of the
HIV?
of coal in Nor-wall:
. to come. according
0n. .l a " r3
w. Lu rsonal tax next week.
muesli meeting of the
.1 of the Nor-walk “-18.
r.» id last nth}.
«r mined. ccreoncd cuto-
.-,vrls and Guns Co..’l.'cl. -
» ornmisslonel' Henry P.
Hrcenw‘ich today ma,
’v'ohibitlon Boxwood-one
wad J. Flahcrty ot'lthiu‘
.lwrty's duties will an
Batteries recharged.
n Railroad Ave.
.lwll Frost attended a
.. Hotel Taft. New Haven
m celebration of the
_ and for Malcolm. on an cxhlltlon ct
“47 ‘7'“ Wm one»
avenue. is ill at her
tool: 0: the trip.
“:91: Echo.
be hold out week at City Hall.
.New bias stripes, floral ‘
motifs, polka dots and“ ' '
. grenadine knits
65¢to$2£0
E. K. BANKS -
our oooos’ s'ronc
Under Whom Hotel
W
Mrs. Rae Butterflcld. at 19 East
home with an at-
now color tones of
warm
weaker-m
ems
—~——..___~
-—-F‘ull line at Auto
territories
“Personal taxes etc doc and can
An automobile driven by Captain
Malcolm Penney of the Salvation
Army ran into the rear and of a
Ford truck driven by Indore Tarlov
lt the corner of Norm mun street.
and West avenue last evening about
5:30 o’clock. The radiator on Cap-
mo Penney’s car was broken.
m
To noon today about a. dozen dogs
had been neutered at the omoc of
tlon (’th dorm
_- .- '-. I. 2 'i
It was Wt“ also” . -;
night than“ MM may»,
—-Ea.ster Hats. 0mm
The present cold weather with the
“accompanying snow and rain is a de-
cided change from tho balmy. spring
like air of the early out of the Week.
when the m and crackers. us.
well as the song birds, Vere ‘ivlng- <~
duly and nlxhtly concerts. and it «1%ta 43-5— m- ”m
scorned as though the winter were ,
out and caring had really come to A W m “m M
my. tian mom: Woe or the M1
by men mambo: Marbled
away.
was held “the church More“.
.’There is a arise on toot to income
the number-hip tn the 13mm
Relief Fund of the League. A
——-Bott Hats and Cans. O'Brien's.
The last 0! a series of lectures was
deliver-rd m. the Grace Parish House
lastlntzht by Prof. A. E. Wilkinson. of
the nno‘cticut Agricultural College Patrolman Charles F' VM W
wary of “The Yale Bec-
‘_ 17(-
11110.
Bakery. 5 Monroe St.
LAFL'P stock of. goods on
Um». us: a call. Tel. ’07.
will! R P. M.
‘\. lllKPrs, driver for Charles
lhv Star Taxi company.
reported to the police
all a motormctver‘has been
his automobile while f—t
.3 at Commerce and Wall
Stove and not cool.
Tel. 721.
fizz.
c Lana Co.
Riley today assumed the
lerk at the south Korwalk
ln . whose resignation became et—
~«, today.
rm transferred to the pocitlnn of?
n. lerk from that of sub-carrier!
~i Hoaumln has been appoints-d MM
m. 'l'lPr and is accompanying lhl- EGWHN‘V
, seiemL man.
I. 1 0rd“. ,0 hpcome acquainted got chairmen 0: tbs State Fund (‘nm-
rm? 1»?
Stephen J. Kelley has
carriers on their
territory.
was an editor when .
lam-den."
succeeding Richard 11.}
assumed his additional duties as Do:
Warden of the City of ENE he
luring ban W warden --by
lChlef or Police William R. Penning-
ton. who induced to rat-appoint
Thomas F. Walsh, or Che-tout street.
Second district. Mr. Wmh'hns been
dog warden for them: eight years.
—Bny-ycnr'“cmlo at W:
onemwcuklym MW
«Worm.0:r.ll.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Foster. who
have been spending the winter in
Florida and are now returning home
by autoiiioblle. were in Washington.
D. C.. Wednesday. cards received by
local friends state. They attended a.
session to the U. 3. Senate and heard
some of the speeches delivered before
(the Four-Power treaty was adopted.
at St rs. The subject for the lecture
W31 “Summer and Fall Care of the
There was a. very good'ai-
tondance at thc lvcturo which proved
to be very Interesting to those inter-
?ested in gardening.
Bakery. 5 Monroe 5:.
We have large stock or goods on
hand today. Give us a call. Tel. 367.
Store open until 8 P. M.
_.._
9!
The board of directors of the Pine-
Polnt Club held a. meeting last eve-
ning with the president. Attorney D.
J Dowllng. The directors arranged
for an annual meeting of the Club to
be held April 22nd at the Knights of
Columbus rooms. to elect officers and
make plans for the coming season
;&weral applications for membership
two-re received and acted upon.
Stdte’s Attorney Homer 8. Cum-
,mlngs will prosecute the case of the
{Grievance Committee of. the Fair-
lllclll 1‘ 0 mly Bar Association ngainst
Comgancgg Ray “Zena: 3;? Afi'g 1 Salxatore P. Genuario. when it
0‘“ AWE} 3: t m" l 'comes up for trial on Tuesday nevi
"' ‘ American ”‘1“ (hr Superior court Genomic is
todai are attending a. mekting .r‘h "ng with alleged law mail-prac-
it‘u‘v . ungl u numbr‘r of counts have
mltte ' 0’ th‘ Legion and th' Exemp; an entered against him. He has
ti‘l‘. Committee in New Haven The denial ol‘mll charg-
—-1’..crge dre pea. coal. Harris &
Gun cu. Tel. 721.
. vntwrml a general
.‘ii
~ .illson-Powell Corn.
South Norm
“Open Mondaydflght”
turday Chocolates
49c lb. _- I
v
1
South Nomi]: film
object ol'thn mes-tins: ,is to devise
wow and means of raising monvy mi
carry on the distribution of the stale .
did fund.
133.
d ri vs-n
Rowan
Archlv
Allmmboilvs
i HP!!!‘_\’. 0!. 1'5
9 Norwulk. and
by (‘hurlé-s
street. East
._._.___. Clark. of 66
—»Rannrr Bakery. 5 Monroe
lWe have a large stock of goods on thy
hand today. Give us a call. Tel. 367.
Store oven until 8 P. M.
\Vashington street bridge at 7:30
fin’clm-k last evening. Clark‘s car a
: Manx-oil. being damaged quite badly.
_ ‘RWI-IV. driving a Ford coupe. was
In nlnce of the regular missionaryfcomim: from East Norwluk along
meeting of the \Voman's Associatinn. ;\\':1~Ahlnzton street when l‘lurk’s cur.
members; havn been invited to meet I calm: up South Main street. struck it
v're ready for
:l nything”
mlmmn's wife.
“50 in the .
“Cw ‘11 s p e n d
2W; of it for
. vr-n'v and con-
~ r the house;
am the bal-
. .1 thousand.
or; eight
the South
\ wings Bank
«v; wan worry us."
xxx"
Savings Bank
.1 “M35:
. r .
”.MJ' “ '3?! 3251’ .' i’t’t‘l “NW'WJuF W': M Mme“? ‘aWfiS ‘ ‘-. ."- ‘d‘. PW Mir
with tho women of Trinity Church at '0“ lh“ 19ft side. Neithnr drivr-r was
thv Parish Hall on Tuesday al‘ter—‘lnjurml and the damage was settled
noon, April 4. at “3:2?" o‘clock. Micky; Letwcen them.
“mm: 01' Tokio. will tell of the lifng
and work among her orcn pc-ople‘.‘
The women and girls 01 our church.
and. (‘nnzrl'n‘atlon nrn urged to (70mg; Frank Snntanclla. of “filter. wn
and learn more at tho; mimoms 01' ch: arrested last night by Constable Stud-
womb rz‘ul Japanns!‘ people. . T911 and “'911- 0'1 \Vllton, on 3 Charge of breach
:2 social timr will follow. ' :of peace. The arrest followed a gang
{fight in which an endeavor was man
Eto break up :1 (lance which was being
held in Cannondalo hail.
, \uLTos msu'nnm FIRED.
~~;l’ll:l \X'intcr lf'IEV‘“ your roof in a
leaky condition Roofing paper an?!
asbestos liquid i'nhz‘in': :lt 'l‘hw Nari; This morning. Sunlunulla. was fined
walk anl S: lenp‘zr C0. “‘3th $28.“; by Justice Ugdr'n. He paid thL
Strs» :. Sb.'.\‘orwa:k. finc. ._. .“. ,
Getting
You Want
Some people think saving «money is do-
mg without. ~-While partlyhme, savingisone
of the best methods known £01- getting what
you want. '
1 301.0313 1mm ' » -
FOR WOFARCi
V , elccficd an“ honorary preddent. he hav—
ing- been the first maiden: o! the old
in“ The niaaerot mists meni-
when-ship comm. The mm:-
.cf associate Waller will be c:-
Nobby soft has of as "7‘
tor,|lflwunnvmlc
held up one: the woman , '
Norwzuk “WM church»
SL3 \‘un llnrwn avenue, collirlmi ht‘nrfith1
made“ “it fll'h. .1
bot-s was taken up for discuuion as
“11.51". Herbert O. mallard and.
Mrs. W Smith were elected to the
ed ill He remarked thus-nth ll..- '
3°1- Fitch at W and than
Started to catch army who
fell over and died. ~
The funeral of Col. ‘Hcadrle to:
largely attended. than “I; t nun-f
her or the omccrs and non of his
command in “tendon“.
Col. Hendrle died in Mord on
was a man or sterling mm m
respected by all of but m and
,h‘ rd
Tuesday last after a long man. He
the church
Mrs.
Md gm m, Tiliey.
rad—HI—
Til-'09 m £99!!! the Norwnlk
. j “3 annual
Mme-tutor the contemcc
mmadeby-E. Lm. otNor-
~MW£MY.I.C.A.in
WM. 1
w P. Elnora! Bartlett avenue.
and. m. «hound, , his 57 birth-
any "worthy.
men Steam in military duties. he
was genial and alwm m a pic-.-
ant word for his many friends. Be
of Stamford; a member or Stun:
ford Lodge at Elks;
a deputy sheriff in mm Coumfl
and was also a former tax collector
of Stamford
The delegation included members r
of Company C of Stamford of which
he was taptmn and aloe of Com-
panies U and F or thls city.
M 01'va
The funeral of William “tepid 0:
Spring 8111 Norwalk will
from his late home Monday morning
church
Mary's cemetery.
% _
W R. WI ‘
Iawrence Ray Cogswell. mum: and
of Mr. and Hrs. Elmer Came".
bonus street. died this morning. an~
eral services will be hehd at 2 o'clock.
Monday afternoon from the hunger
the parents. Rev. George {2. Tomp—
kins will odiclatem
The new April records are on sale
loday at Donnelly’s. IS South Malia
street. You will find in this list some
records that will Qppeal to you. Stop
in and hear them.
.»_=
WHITE
HAWAY HOUSE
mLLcws canoe:
Will open for the season
Saturday, April lst
Special attention given to full-
course shore dinners in adduion to
3 la carte service.
0
.Best food, best service,
flammable
was a. member of the We Lodge 3
at one time was1
at 530m 900 from St. was}
Interment will be in 52.3%,
of I;
and prices ’3
DIVIDEND NOTICE ' ‘0
- c
The annual dinner 0: the Woman’s: ‘ . =
' Miaym or the South Normlk
Won-d church will be hold
Wed y evening. April 5, in the
dining room of
Charles E; Ewing. a . missionary to ‘
China. now in this country on. leave of .. "
absence, will be the principal weaker
otthecvcning Hal-WM“ be
“the Chum-e 1312:! Woman."
Edith Mir. soprano. m in: and
mm my and. Grace Wicker
' with Mrs. W Squires mic-plain will '
reader I. mm m cos-
tome. A. large number of the women
at the coma and their friend:
are W on client Tha- commit
Mrs.“
Quotation of heal issues furnished.
*Maples &Goldschmidt
.5 'Vlachlngton Street, So. Noe-walk
ARE YOU GOING-
ON A VACATION
This Summef? _
You will need some 'money:
“my not plan this now, and
get, your budget of expense
fixed —— then divide this
amount into weekly sums“
Then Came here regularly
every Pay Day and deposit
the amount. ‘
.4
Whenthe Good Old Sunl—
f
Hamil.
ammo“
‘ t‘icll'
Start a savings accountaandfind out for;
yourself
TheOityWBnkofBontb:
1. 3 ~
”.4. unwa-
mer Time comes around you
will be ready—‘ltour money
- will be. here waiting {or you.
Try this “Vacation Fund”
idea—1153;“. Yonwill'like
mhtmwm A m magi-n. m-jnalnm'
Attila: crock carom WITH”
see our: wmoow DISPLAst
‘
‘ . 0
T2” Post?!” More 56:95
In Khitoor Imml, anyéke
If vou Heed a. bed bu} no“. fur um9i in "119 ilistorx of
Metal Bed Manufacturing has this bed been sold at $6 9-5, even '
at wholesale in carload lot. Act quickl} they won t last long.
Two only to a customer. \unc sold to dealers. See {119m in our
“inflow. ‘
. $6.95 ANYSIZE
SOLE AGENT ‘
LLOYDS FAMOUS BABY C ARRIAGES
r.q--- .da’
1 .
Now Is the lime to give the baby plenty of fres‘; air in one -‘
of our Lloyds famous caniagep‘ fully guaran: cc .1.
Baby Carriages from $1335 up
Sulkies from $3.50np ' ' 7- , 7
Strollers fromSQflonp V ‘ ' : 7‘ - _
FLGOIEE’ GOV .... -, ,WGA ‘
.. .‘o- -v.
9..
Lmoleum, Congoleum etc, measured and laid free:
OIL COOK $1 ‘0 VE Q
Florence New Perfemon and Sod Stat
M” .4 ..
1" W‘ 9.,
”Mm ‘5le V. .y...
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