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PLAN GBSERVANGE
8f ”HE’S Bill
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind“ April 19——
Mother’s Day. which tails on Sunday
May 14 will be observed natiomlly as]
well a locolly by every one of the 3,-
500 units at the American Legion Aux-
iliary. Assistance will be given the
woman's organization ' by the 11.000 ~
posts of the American Legion. An-
nouncement or the plans for obser-
vance, were made here todw by $113:
l'.1n;n.u Cur-nick. secretary of the Aux-
ilimy.
The national effort at observance
will be syntholiaed by on W
ceremony over the body of the Un-
Lilown Soldier. in the national ceme-
ten at Arlington. Va. Tribute will he
paid to the unknown mother of this
ooldler. who was buried with distinc-
tirvc honors last Armistice Day. Cere—
monies will be held over the graves
of war dead in other parts of the
country. .
It is planned to have Legion and
Auxiliary members unite in comm-
ity church services. to be held in an
towns on the afternoon (1‘ Mother's
Day. Auxiliary units will arrange con-
certs in hospitals in which there one
veterans of the late war and programs
of entertainment also will be given in
orphan asylums in which there are
children of men of the World War.
The Auxiliary also will promote the
observance of established features of
the day. such as church attendance.
in the momlng. preaching o'r aproprir
site sermons and the urging of every-
rne to write or wire his mother on
that day or send her flowers.
Mothers Day was originated by
Miss Anna Jarvis, of Philadelphia. The
American Legion Auxiliary is com-
posed of the mothers. wixes. sisters
and daughte rs of Legion mcn
_________________.
THREE LOCAL MEN
TO TAKE E. AMS FOR
ADMISSION T0 BAR
The committee on udmissioners to
the bar of I'airfleld County will meet
a! tilt lmr library in the county court
house Friday. April 28 at 11 o'clock
to hear tostiinony as to applicants de-
rlng to take the bar exminatlons.
l applicants are invited and expect-
to appear in person before the
mnlittee at that. time. according to
1,5 000 NEW AUTO , '
DRIVERS’ LICENSES
Continued from Flat Pogo."
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the examination of. applicant {or dis-r
ven’ licenses has been entirely in the
bonds or also lute Misc. Prior-'00.
the reorganisation of the state police
department ind July. in accordance
withouootndoptod bythe 1.21uo-=
sion of the Legislature. all this work
was attended to by an inopection divlé
Iion of the motor vehicle department.
By the terms of the 1921 act. however.
the inspection division wns merged
with the old state police force. thud1
forming the nucleus or the present
state police department. .
Superintendent Hurley dd yester— j
day thst present plans tor'the motor
vehicle season contemplated the sap
signment of fifty policemen to high- ,
way patrols. including examination .
work along their respective "bests" on 1.
scheduled days. During the height of
the. motoring season. more than 3.000
miles of Connecticut lllghwnyl will be
regularly patroled by the state police.
It was emphasized by Superinten-
dent Hnrley that. although officers are '
whorlxed to accept the he of $2 for
giving examinations to applicfinto. this
money is tumed into the state trea-
surer for transfer to the highway Ale-g
partment for road repair work. There
has been on m that these not.
were retsined by the officers them-
selves. but Superintendent Hurleyl
pointed out that the out: potion-en
are on salary“!!! recolvenoiee-tn
addition to their regular eel-102W
from the state.
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ADDRESS!) man; I!" MN.
Mrs. Juno- H.130“! delivered an
address last night sauna inoculation
at a. mass meeting held in Devon un-
der the auspices of the
League. Min May Fallon. also
Norwalk. attended the meeting.
Asslaimt Health Officer Stanley “I.
Osborne. who was also present at the
session. spoke in favor of vaccination.
and described how vaccination was a
preventive of the mllpox.
The meeting was largely attended
and it was voted to start mandamus
proceedings against the Board or Edu-
cation compelling then- to open the
schools.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR IN PANAMA.
PANAMA, April 19.——A party of
Knights Templar. members of Boston
Commandery with their wives and
tices sent out by Clerk Fred W.
mey yesterday. According to the,
s. 3 Norwalk men have entered
it names for the examinations. in
dition to a large number of other
llcsnts. .
, .‘A. bar meeting will be held in the!
Superior Court room ,at Bridgeport at
9130 n. in. Friday Min 12. to act upon
the applications. The regular exam—
?tlon will he held at the next session
the committee at the Yale Law
Sc ool building in New Haven at 10
ai‘m. Thursday. June 1.
who have cntcred their names
t r the exominations include:
Frederick C Beach. Stratford:
Georm' A. Csmpana. Bridgeport;
‘llnu- Cranmer. Stamford: John J.
Sosa and Rockwell F. Dugun. Nor-
wl'ilh; Mk W. Dunn and Thomas A.
mini. Bridgeport; Horace G. Hitch-
cock. Westport; Edward L. Kelly.
Henry J. Klein. Isadore L. Kotler. Jer-
o’n‘: Kolwia. Leo Krawetz. Bridge-
not : John S. Kuzmiak. Washington.
, C Edward J. Lang‘and James E.
llnrphy. Bridgeport: Charles T. Mc-
Govei'n. South Nor-walk; Dominic A.
Bolus. Greenwich; Daniel E.- Ryan.
Stamford: Harry Schwartz. Ameriko
L. Scanzillo and mom D. Slant—
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mnnm LAW 10 an
nrscossnn BY JUDGE mecca
1. Judge John Keogh. bankruptcy re-
» ieroe. will give an mares on “Bank-
ruptcy Law Its Uses and, Abuses " at
the mono! meeting or the Bridgeport,
- Mutation of Credit Men tomorrow
law at the Beside club.
'W with the Hartford and New
: Bum enact-dolls Io: amendment- to
the Bulk Sales low. Assumed or M!
chum low. and the BadCheck
13'th nextoession ottheleg—
Ware.
, The officers“ the Bridgeport asso-
chtion myreltlentC. R. Snoke. Bul-
M mine Tool coupony: vice
Plans are in consideration in 00- .,
children. arrived here yesterday on the
steamship Cristobnl. and were given
a reception last night by the. incul-
cornmandery. The ’Crlstobal. which
is under charter to the Knights, will
pass through the canal today. The
ultimate destination of the party is
New Orleans. where they will attend
the tri-enninl cohelnve of the Grand
Commandery.
Advertise in the Sentinel tor the
best results.
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31NORNHAINSIREET
Men’s Shop
Opening Announ cement
On Thursday Evvning, April 2011.
and following days
It is with the utmost pleasure that we make our opening.
announcement to the men of Norwalk and vicinity.
ADDING A cm'rHINC DEPARTMENT
the values in which are surpassed by none.
Your inspection and judgment
of our ofl’efings wfllbe highly
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his a 1?er low price for any kind of a gannent
Mame. But the Printmass dealers are
was. plan for theirifail wk, and were aux ions
to as take these and sell them now. \Ve did. and
we took them warm they asked us.
firm at this wonderful price. Regularlv suits like
anidbew.m
Gimp-rice on these particular suits
$29.50
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Cam det Gloves
of the {aim variety} ,
These: have deep cufis
and wrists. The
@355 in Van 13ka
points of contrasting
coloring. In gray beav-
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$1.59
Gomflat Gloves with
$839 tucked cufis and
- : pad wrists. Em-
£233qu hacks. In , ,
mam-ac. . $2 35
m fabric Gloves
with deep »Wl'1$ts. and -
one strap. $1.15
This Is a very acne -
able glove for every day
wear. And with a wash-
able gaunlet one may al-
mfi have a fresh pair
of glance.
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The Sweetness of a
Rose Jar
Those who romrmiwr
old fashioned purlnrs
and fihmries'know lmw
delightful is the scout of
‘ am 11059 llmV‘l‘S
mingled with spices
and other sweet snwlL
nag preparations.
. . ‘A new Style has just
appeared, a handful of
Med leaves drum up
1 in agatbcring of chiffon
" andfied with ribbon. A
'mufifill thing 1.0 look
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box.
31:50
Toilet Scot, ion.
The Girdle
fine my clatter like
a mediaeval monk ur
13mm with one of these
long gudlm madc 0f
wooden beads. They no
in M and coral.0
1“ and jade, tyrann-
my stylish.
$1.00
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