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All the New Fabrics for.

‘ and for Immedlm no. on oxhlltion at

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Spring and Summer
Apparel

E. K. BANKS?‘

DRY GOODS STORE
Under Hawker-o Hotel

 

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Patrolman Wallace Sammis bah
resumed his duties after being con;
fined to his home with a. sprained an~

 

~Coal. fresh mm. screened auto-

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The case of Richard Leo, charged
with reckless driving. will be tried

the dom'court on m:
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Nobby soft hats of the

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The Young. W’ may ot- sc. '
Peter's Lam ureh. will hold in?
“my meeting. on Thum-
m evening. at or. church. All men—
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Notice is given. elsewhere hr to-
day'alsueottho intention oaths
city to strictly worsens. ordinance
relative to the production. care and.
we of mill! in- the cit’of Roi-wane.

 

-Clean Eu. Slave and nut cool.
Barrio and Games. Tel. 721.

 

Miss There-n A. Milka. who is
well-known to many Victor patrons
in the Norwalko. has accepted a po-
sition. with the Hamilton Shop, in
Non-elk. She will have charge of
tho Vlcn'oll Department, and gener— 4
any assist Miss Hamilton in the man-
agement of the stationery and gift ‘
shop business. bliss Stu-minke) has
been for many years connected with
the James Donnelly stationezy and.
Victrola store in South Nos—walk. Sb
has many friends who will wish her
success in her new position.

—-Buy your Victrola at Donnelly'o
on' an weakly pigments. Store on
m until I P. II.

There will be a smoker and enter-
tainment at the headquarters of En-
can Tribe. No. 26. Improved Order of I
Had Men. thin evening.

 

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The third meeting of the Dramatic
and Musical Guild of Trinity Church
was held last evening in the Parish '
Hall. Several new members were ad-
mitted to the club. Two play- were
selected to be given the latter part
of April. The names of the plays
are: "An Economical Boomerang."
and \‘inegar’s Vaudeville Agency."

 

initiation Thursday
meeting 01’ Banner
and Daughters of Li-
ruhonrml of the degree

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The hy—lawa were read by one of the
‘honorary members. A vsltlng com~
mitts-e. consisting of: Edward Hill:
LleWPllyn Godfrey. Dorothy Wells.

and Karen Olsen. were nppoihted.
The next m'Peting will be held on
April 18. at 8:00 o'clock.

 

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nelt and {our of muscled-on the
day of the shooting; “flown!
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BERLIN.
elated Press).—~'rhe m Soviet
delegates to the Genoa Canter-one:
conferred at length yesterday with

April 5 (By The Ano-

German Government officials with
the one“ “arriving at an agreement
on a common line or action to be
followed at Genoa.

Deoplbe the current impression that
the Humans are in Germany only in
an unofficial capacity while on their
way to Italy. they amhowing uncri-
ty in keeping the official and social
appointments made for them.

Yesterday thye were entertained at
luncheon by Dr. Walter Rathenau.
German Foreign Mani-tor. and among
those attending many were German
industrial. financial and political
leaders. as wlel as high government
cfllcials. _

Federal "Authorities May
Take Sougatuck Cases

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lROOF WORKER MAKES ‘
TWO GOOD HAULS"

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through tin» scuttle on the robf‘waL;
made into the plant of the Monarch?
suspender factory over the Five & Tenl
cunt store. and a sum of money said;
to he lwtww-n $40 and 35“, was stole-11’
From a desk drawer. E

'l‘hn ,s'rnttl» had not been fastened at}
nights and near to it. thl-rc was a. lad-
der that :LllOWPd lLl’l easy means of‘;
entrance and r-xit. 9

Th", police received reports on holhl
th» rolll, rim; and Patrolman Frank v.5
Raymond was detailed to investigate!

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tho cufie. It is believed that the thief:
was lu-t up in his prttrr'+~stsir)n :13 some
Fol" lin- utm'lilnzs slu’wn from Golden's
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ml: or attir‘lm: the; l'0(’73f1l‘.d the police
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MN. “uric PENN-{air ni‘ Yorkie“.
N, Y.. was the Week-end guest of Mrs.
Guam» Brown of "Julius strmnr.

Some months ago Deputy Shvril‘:
Kirk investigated a. complaint about
Vanbeck. and found an unused still on
his premises. but there was little Ml-
dence to warrant holding him.

Freight Train Robbers Are
Fired Upon in Darien

 

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and it is said that. the men fled into
the woods.

An alarm was sent out to round up
the other men. but no trace of them
has been found.

 

'Neon and. the Aurora.

By means of sounding balloons then
have been collected specimens of the
air up u. an altltude of more than
eight and a half miles... "Analysis
sh: «'3 the presence of helium only in
the layers lower than 'about six miles.
Kenn, on the contrary, is found at all
im-Ns. and this fact is regarded as
Confirming the identification of ne'-
erul sgiH-troscuvxlic lines of neon in the
spew-{rum of the mxrnm borealls.

 

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The Monday

Wall street.

MONDAY EVE-SING SOCIAL CLISB.

Evening Social Club
met last night in the American Legion
' V Hall.

motifs, polka dots m There was a. goodly attendance.
I ‘ O . . t
madlne] t5 mgngs orchestra. mulching: the

Mr. and Mrs. Samara. Mia Kingani

m. E. B. Smith were in charge offline.
f I I a-

At the regular business meeting it

Mrs. Harry Blake. Mrs.

as: alumbly a;
, W season would be Manda.”
Eur“ 2a to be followed the fouowlw_
week by a. May Day dance. .
Grace Haa-
-l‘a.nd Mrs. Carroll m were“.
“Minted a committee to amuse m;-
the dance. ' ‘

Monday. April 17th, will be an even.

in: or old fashioned dame.
“ Haven were elected to

Mnandflm

. - lump.

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Guests at the m1 3m” 3003!

 

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were: I. E. ”och, me
Dr. C. R. arm ‘
"New Haven: Willlamjfi. Lowe, Wa—
terbury: Joseph Geneva. New York
am: Mr. and Mrs.
York City: Mr. and
pan. Boston._)laas.. an
can. m York City.

B-LTM New
“1" J. 0- Bl—
(1 Alice Calm- F

' Mraqulolph Christian Gollar. wife.
of. the mint 0' Egg Bother any. New
Jersey. returned to her home on Sun-
an. "alter a
her brother.

“Chg cm I ha q, I“!
Ewald. Henry and Emil L! '
M. of South Non-walk. and also no»

Vlatlves in New York.

Sir. and Mrs. Chester D. ‘Qoyer

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and, M33. Thaddeus Guxer mended
the Shrinm’ Minstrel at“. last eve-
uln‘ held at Bridgeport. Cheater
Gaye: assisted in the shown

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asked him to move
tron: an aisle at the factory. .
stated that. Fauna had struck him :11

handle of the truck. He further sta:ed
{M thad gone in“! the re-
ctum. ’ room and-«gotten the knife and
than, chad min: He run, but finally
had to marten he came to the wall
fifths plant. He made actuarial}
Ludhiana amuld Banana, but the
latter managed to hit in the back of
themed with the tulle.

On the omen-hand. Pawns stuck to
his side of the story, ‘saylng that
Melina had struck him when he re-
mdemove the build . truck and
that he became erased and picked up
the ‘ane with the‘ intention of de-
fending M ‘
,Ilr summing. the case... Judge
(1mm fin! there ya a
dock; in his m» to» who, had
manual the mislead thaw, tor
{Eh} m‘diaaarzed Home. On
the other hand. he dean-d that. he
thought that the oflense‘ .. of assault-
ing. with p
can! a. Minotaur,

the nose causing hinf'ho‘trip over the 5

 

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Coastal-aye amusement. was’ at:-
‘rith further exchange

and

Prue-nor Jesse A. , of; ,
Berkeley street. is in Sew York City
today .

 

Police Commissioner Samuel Keel-
er was in New York City today 93
business.

 

Hr. and Mrs. E. J. Bach. of 17 Lowe
street. are in New York city today.

Weather Forecast

For. Nor-walls and vicinity: Unaet-
tled weather. probably local shoves'
tonight. and Wednesday: not much
change in temperature. Gentle var-
iable winds. t'nsettled weather pre-

 

 

tzlotl east oi’ the Rocky Mountains.
but while the weather is generally
cloudy, very little rain la tailing east
of the Missisippi river. The tem-
perature is rising
northern sections and is not above.
freezing except
England.

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Mayor Calvin 1.. Barton will ad-
dress the members of the People's
Chorus at. its weekly meeting undate-
helml to be held at the H21! wool
auditorium this evening. lumen
as membership in the People‘s Cho-
rus in open ”all who are interested.
it is regarded as a civic affair and
Mayo: Butmrnhen. asked.expressed
his appreciation o! it services and
his willingness to talk to the mem—
hen.

 

Ease your tight. aching chest. Stop
the pain. Break up the congestion.
Feel a bad cold loosen up in Just a
short time.

“Red Pepper Rub" is the cold rem-
ed): that brings quickest relief. It
cannot hurt you and it certainly
seems to end the tightnul and. drive
the congestion and soreness right out.
Nothing has such concentrated.
penetrating' heat as red peppers. and
when heat penetrates right down inter
colds. congestion. aching muscles and
zero. stir: joints relief come- at once.

will: this morning in nearly all dia— ‘

slowly in all“ the .

in Northern Newl , .
l ‘1: your nostrils an: Md and '
on. me up; and We. Be-
your head mm because of catan-h
or a cold. get Ely’a Cream Balm at
any drug store. ”no a little or this
. gec- destroying
creamlntoygnnootrlhandlet it
penetrate through every air passage
of your head and membranes.
stant relief.

How good it feels. Your head is
clear. your nostrils are open. You
No more hawking or
snuflling. Head colds and outarrh‘
yield like magic. Don
lie! is sure.

SportingGoods

and. entertainm

”woimoui
keeping” an

attorney quiet. ‘

 

Douglas . Pom; mm Relief
Com No. Is. gauging a supper
. t_ou Friday even-
ing. Ami: 7th.; " mm at the
room on WW met. the at-
ax- helng in commutation of the
surrender a! Leo. Invitations to at-
tend hm been mendeé to Douglas
Fowler Post. G. A. R., and to nelim
Fowler Tent, No. 11., . -

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The moment you apply Red Pepper
Rub you feel the tingling heat. In
three minutes the congested spot is‘
warmed through and through. When
you are suffering from a cold. then-l
matism. backache. stiff. neck or sore
muscles. just. get a jar of Rowles Red
Pepper Rub. made from red peppers.
at any drug store. You‘will have the
quickest relief known. Always any
"Rowlea"-—-Adv.

 

Baseball Gloves '
Balls

Bats .
Shoes C: ‘
Accessories

 

A. W. Hodge

Huaic Hall mu lain St.

 

 

 

 

 

You? Can’t “G et
There” if You
Don’t Start

You have until Mon-
day evening, the tenth
of this month to deposit“?H
your money in 011 r
S a v in gs department
and draw interest from
the'first.

 

 

 

 

 

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Start ai’savlng‘sfaccount and Mount for g ‘

 

 
 

THE CHANCES
ARE .

that you can get‘m Vaca-r

tion in the Summer—but
you will need Money.
Start a Vacation Fund
Today so that you w-Jl
have it. Dout "Wait until
the last two or three
weeks. ‘
If you begin your fund

any time up to next Mon- ‘

day, April 10th, it will
draw interest from :the
first. ; ~ .,~

Start now—Don’t put
it all. We here at ’

The Peoples Trust Co.

The First Bank Under the
Bridge—on Washington St.

will do everything polish ‘

blue to help you and your

moneywill be earning in— :

terest right. along.
Rememberv-when you
get paid' this week.

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If you need a. hed.buy now, for never in the history or§ .

1‘ mun Bed Manufacturing has this bed been sold at $6.95, even
i ‘ at wholesale in (mi-load lot. Act quickly. they won’t last. long.

No only to a customer. None sold to dealers. See them in. our
., window.
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of our Lloyds famous carriages, fully guaranteed.

Baby Carriages from $19.95 up
Sulkles' from $3.50 up
Strollers from $9.75 up.

FLOOR COVERING ,

Lindleum, Congoleum etc, measured and laid free
this month

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