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waeycomeoto Palace Friday matineeand Wear—And‘ that’ 3 Just
out :or the first time before any; mmtheymrsowell.
audience. Goe- dinect to New Yolk?
mmm Don'tlniuit. * mam: ‘hetore the
war”yr‘i§etwdt;
We can’t describe these
shirts; there are too many ~
of them. But it will pay you L
to come in and look. ’ ‘
$2.00
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The Dinbury bowling team will '.
bowl the Norwalk five tonlght at the
Norwulk Alleys.
-Cleen it. Steve and not. cool.
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11m NEWS
Monker (hum. Daughters of no.
karma. will hold a meeting for the
,urpooe of electing deer: on Friday
x\tnln‘. April 1].. fl 3 oclock.
-—IIG GPECIAL
ore—rem future inning Lon Chan-
ey meson Police may matinee and
m {or them “use We anyl
audience. Goes direct to New York!
from the PM. an't mi- 3.
--—Full 1-. at Auto Aces—orb!
Alma Kohl.
A son mtontofirond Mrs.
l‘hurles “can. Jr" hat mt It the
Norwalk hm. flu. Meme m
lormerly Mio- W 81m.
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«penal FTC—W super feature-—
t-rsl time before any audience—opens
m New York May 1—4“ the Pence
Theatre Friday matinee and night
wllh vaudeville. 809 it with the cell-
"IN.
-—00NNW’I‘ YANKEE
Ms: t'nrlt-s in Namath today and to.
morrtm at the Regent. Get in on
the Lug laughs. -
A «nee will be held tomorrow.
, Rogers 6? Stevens
mm We: no hellunder the
Ila-aloe- of at. manna-I cabana 1““ 30- M’
Mformalflorchastm'! ......
will turnioh music.
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'to laugh at the W 01 "A! nner mm
Ocnmucut Yankee" Rem! Theatre Sigurgnunfll maxim
today and tomorrow. Last times in fine” “mi
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MMTORK xlmiay and tumor-lost. Ln: tins-nil:
The Palace will present a. pee-released city.
Lon Chaney taper reatum Friday
matinee and night. with vaudevhlle 3 -—Coal. flu-human. mm
Goes direct to New York where It will multicolor.
play [or n. so. See it at Palace. regu- ’7
lar prices.
-——8:oro:e Batterie- recharged.
moo Kenn, ! Railroad Ave.
The spring revival services at the
Knlzht St. A. n. E. Church is caus-
m}: great rejoicing and the sermons
by Mrs. Emily Kinch are wonderful.
1N.» invite every one to come out-early
and join in the half-hour praise oer—
xlc» before the sermon.
The Null W Comp-my hug-
Envoy John Lumber. a coma tied; ball team. will. weather vex-mm
drunlmrd of Franklin. RN. H.. wm' may the M m Whoa! New
m u. m'gmnce at the genres to then. at the Baxter Grounds on 801-
be held at the Salvation Army Citadel iurday aflemoon of this week. The
Washington Itreet thls evenlng. Adjut- Necoltes have a adenoid team thin
out Von Sweden of Word will also leer and will noduubtedl; the 3 mod
be present and will play a number of account or melon-lee. in this. their
guitar solos. All are invited to attend. first game of the Mn.
Friday —Don' t forget mamam' Boll at
the Elks' Home My mm
1 —BEA‘IS m roar.
special ore—released super featurt——. ' The Palace will present a. pro-released
first tlme before an) audience—opens Lon Chaney super feature 1"?!ng
in New York May 1...” the Palace. matinee and nixht. with vaudeville.
1
~«Wlth the Veterans in Japan F‘rl-
rlay night Armory.
A regfilar meeting of the Operators'
and Trimmere' Local. No. 33. will be
‘held at the Centre: Labor Union head-
quarters on Friday evening at 8
o'clock. A get together party wlll be
h-ld after the meeting. All members
are requested to be present.
3"!er Ball
~Veterano ,
Night Armour.
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—DON CEANEY
WNWCIVT YANKEE
last times in Norwalk today and to-
. 609.: direct to New York where it will
mo row t the Re nt. Get in on Them" Friday matinee and night
”1?ng lfllrhv. SF lwlth vaudeville. See it with the 0?": pin) Jar :l 56. Wt! at Palace. resu-
. . . , - .3011. lot pilots. 1‘ V
——-l:0N CHANEY
elm-rim pre- released super feature—-
1 rs! time before any audience—opens
I‘ww York May l-—-—at the Palace!
’l‘lH-utre Friday matimo and night!
vaudeville. Fm it with the (4 n-
An automobile owned byN HR \‘ll-
son. of Belden Iii-l Wilton. park-
ed in front of the me of Dr. Tract-y.
West avenue. First district. was struck
Mule \Vorks certain land'netwven Day by an automobile operated by Julius
and \Vnter strc (t ow nod by the dis- Hctk. of Pond Meadow.
. trirt. and to take anv necessary action lehortly berm noon today and slightly
ion the proposition will b(, consldc rid. damaged. llock sold that a tnlley ln
' ' ‘ front of him stopped and out from
For House Cleanlng Tlme wDon: forget the Blltchers‘ Ball at. his view. Nllsona car There were no
Moll: Balls, Moth Flakes, I‘Mor- the Elks‘ Home Thursday Night. gangsta.
mall‘s Products Flack F1 35:. 9.170.,39 I
9
l Aspoclal met. tlng‘ of the Second
3 Taxing District has been called for the.
evening of May 2nd. at which time the
proposition to convey to the anbe-
~y'
“with
Hflrféfl
Lines Co.. of Merl- ——Tw0 Mom; DAYS
g The H. \‘V'ules
and Disinfectants of All Kinds. Mm \ M NH lomst hilldrr 0n the ‘ln laugh at the experlenms of "A
MIAMI“? (‘1 'Or the W“ Ilartfmd high {(mlnocllcut Yankvw " Rtgent Theatre
. acml mulling. Tilt low bid “as itovluy and tomorrow. Last times in
:3.:~'7.33-l. The high bid “as fromlcil}.
STILIJSON POWELL Corp. vim- l-Juslvrn Enginevrmg and Con—
slructinn l'o.. n!‘ Bridgeport with a 3.4-0“. Judge Ernest (153“;an and
south Roma“! 4 “M 0" 31"‘73-N’” an jury in the Ruperlor Court at New
* #— 3Ha.w~n yesterday. the suits of Kather-
- _1-.. , ——The dance of the season Pride)" "H, Moore and Alexander Kueller
“fight Armory. {against Harry Slmrong‘ovich were
hvurrl. The arguments have not fin-
ished as \r-L The case erase from an
,occldent on October 22nd. last in this
1‘ ”‘1'“ iclty when the automobile of the de-
"""dp‘m’ fondant caused a collision at Norwalk
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—llEATH NFAV YORK
'l‘h-‘w Palamv will present a prl‘-r‘-'*]ons(d
Lull Chaney super fl-alurh
matinee and «light. with
lUI‘ Slug-(I. 8(‘6' it. at Palace. regu- ' Emery C. “vener, Who “Id he is a
deputy district attorney in New ”York.
M‘ ' was the first witnem. saying he, and
- "3‘" 5”" fl ““1 the others attended the Yalmhmy
prr u»! as: feature starving Lon Chan- game at the Bow! on Oct. 22' lost. In
r;. r ml: '21;le l'ular‘z Iridax matinu and ,lhe party were several navy officers
ltizrl ‘ ill the filst time before anV The machines got as far as nomalk
audience Goes dirtct to \'(w lork when the collision occurred
lra-m the Palace. Dont miss it.
Back of This
Bank’s Success
Has always been hard-end conscientious work on
pan."
l‘lr plums.
$25 Per Month
In June. 1919, a
woman opened an ac-
count with $90.21. She
has been depositing $25
IH'I‘ month ever since.
Her withdrawal. column
is clear.
Here are her interest
l-ulumn figures:
1m 1 1920 s; 4.39 the part of its officers, directors and employees—nun»:
7:3 11 1901 13%;:- willingness to aid and advis: with its depmm,
July 1 30.35 42.130 the necessary rinciple 0
Jan. 1, 1922 20.25 . " ‘ ’ P v. ,
In two and a ham .
years she has received
$71.68 interest. She will
receive $60 this year.
(‘ompolmd interest
works fast for th e
steady depositor. Make
another deposit.
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Goes ulirm-l to New York who-r1» it will . in Which the plainum were injured. '-
Miss May Comm of Elmwooo
Florida are ext-em home soon after
ion and other potato oi inner-en.
Guests at the Ron! June; Hotel
yesterday were: a: and Km. 3‘13
Dania, New York City; James m,
mend. New York filly; J.- ‘3‘. Kelley,
New York City. mad at. '1‘. Worth.
New York City.
The Mines Milne mm of
Cedar street and {:th Skim), of
Fumeld avenueslrere more in Neg
York today. ,
Miss ”Him m bf Helm a“.
one, has retumeo m~itloatlcci§g
where she mental mm vacation.
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avenue. and Mrswfie fir. Kendall, who:
have been seem the winter in ‘ '
stoppln; ln meme. N. C» Wishing.
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. th‘ao Elie him we average for this
gnarled.
: strike will force 0. macaw-m of op-
*rrht: one at the Ben Wood phat of
A W'We enrol-fluent of choco-
lore: rm be ofiered to the ~nubile this
week‘em at Men’s store at a. spe—
ole: price of 88:: 9. pound. It has been
named to have a some-km; supply on
mommtmcmmumnhe ea»!
implanted in having it will on err-lea!
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fore. come again for thiamine»
the Wheeling Steel in“! iron We
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cording to union: m m We
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tel: nitrateato mm W;
orders. and minim Secretory ‘
urge the War W on w
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was about six hm _
short tons. 250 on oi mm m
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ed in 1920 to 1:30:31! m we...
The 1920 lmportl. ”mu m were
Junkies)! to sun the W fog"
fertilizers for roam 3:031. gun:
a. surplus of “Tannin-a1 W
tone for 1922. all in. Junior: “a.
February this“. “New“ tools
have been finpomfi. ,
'nre reel-em the are that at e.
2% ooh MW nitrat-
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too: were killed Ind! more: insulted
Wadmmflewindthatmcm-
My end mooted trees.
from many buildings and ties»
tyc’ed hundred- 01 window: not!
Show finale: um! twain: :-
amren‘ followed in the «hire or the
ma. which w Luke when
into for! and cm ital-in mm
to he sent broadcast to mariners.
A mounted policeman was blown
iron: his horse. On one 4mm
m seven m were overturned
in {error than two hours.
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April 3:: mac in: mm Orchestra
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The new proprietor of The Morrison
Gl‘eenhouoen at 58 Van Zemlt street.-
East Nor-well: is Joseph I" Meekel. it pheasant plumes 0n ebony sticks or
in mtfil'ESflng' to note that Mr. Mecirel
brings to this old established business
a thorough and on expert mmilhrlls.
with floral work from it; many anglers.
He is a grower or note and mm the
landscape branch or the line. He has
spent his. whole business life in the
"floral line" hat-lug been :lssoclmed
with many of the most prominent ton-
cernn in the country. The Mon-1am
Greenhouses are helm; improved and
the publk- ma) rts! assured that {10m
now on this establishment la in mon-
ble hands ready to Btl‘VE wllh we best
to be had.—~Adv. .,
“Buy your Victrolo. at Donnelly'l
on easy mekly purulent: Store open
mening- untll 0 P. M.
”a”.
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Ben! Coo Tel. 121.
Rugs of
Quality
' . Bigelow-Hartford
Harri! &
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2.”...
Made from the finest
wools to be found, mann-
factured -with the most
W W"1ncifi- ’ .
ties and rigidly inspected
.11 longer: ill fiendmtry.
2 Ever); mm; Hartford
carpet or rug represents
aware“
, mm ice cream; on me from 31113 week! immediately We: the
“uncu—CQW—uw
“warm-ma ammmhi'mml
Normal importation of hfiflm of :3“
node before the our. fir refines-lore ,
W
11%”!
.490: dime TMmu-e in
thtromm hm flSTeggs
covered with a. {rinse a" ermine tails.
Fringe: of monkey 1m- or short for
lwlll also be rashlnoable and 8 "trail"
of lace or ribbon leinteuded to he
twisted round the arm or allowed to
fly loose.
HELPED um MOTHER 9WON-
DWELLY
In these days of _"flu." coughs.
colds. croup and "whooping cough. it
is well to know that every year the-re
are used more bottles of Foley's Hon-
ey and Tar than of any other cough
medicine. Mrs. S. L. Hunt. 535 W.
6th St. Cincinnati. Ohio. writes: ”Fo-
ley‘s Honey and Tar relieved me of a
backing (mush. “aiding in the throat
wheezing and pains in the chm: “ is:
“helping my mother wonderfully!
The“ Why drugglcta recommend
Foley's.—Slllleon-Powell Corp. “
At. a Meeting of the
Rotary Club at
Hartford
Recently, the Guest of the.
Day Was,
Sir Harry Lauder
.m is what he xiii-4
- ”I would tether“!!! a
_ man’s Bank Book than
i his credentials"!
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thesis-lemmas? mammal
memm.aremadeon
enemas and from pure fruits.
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wmmermmmm
9m-mmen new here.
W in the We Block at
Booth WV.
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was W by 11"; M!!! m m
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.lwmumat if ”131%“
_ in Woollen than during
Mme-er the strike.
mm
Wile 1i! TM ”W
62 Wall St.
Norwalk
30131-5 Tire & Nor-walk Tube $10..00
may em: ' fit H
3.: ' Went- " ,
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we» mm mm hence. exam-co by W“ are maul“ ‘0 "d0“ “9" ““3"
-m¢m‘ E W. more this moon and the majority
Picky. W1 91: White m” from would be mighty interested to know
Glen Ridge. .J., and g yen of of a. concern that can paint. do all
anode Island Reds owned by Muse. features of trimming work and body
:30 Polhémus. gerrburgh. N. Y" tied repair work. do it in an expert fashion
’ r fourth x) o with a yield of 56 and “.1 right pane. ‘Tlih article is
“gt‘m each meant to bring home the suggestion firs. thin T Row W
The tour lmwh each of lake WW by mum wamfiw
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’ - - . mummies-liar be converted into a. . ‘
5. Bradford Allyn (We) £70 W“WW here. For better. ‘
a" FBEIIJ/‘gonit, ma. , m correctly mangled at a, W' ’
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Davisville. 3.1. '
Woodbridse OMB. 1027
Woodbrldge. om . . ,
Clemens .1. Dl$eum 83‘:
New Britahs ~m
Walter Bradbury. '91?
Totzlnstonfimd
The Orchards. 915
So. Hadley. Mm This has! ' ‘
a“ none In growing because
Appllelcreat Farm. ’12 quanty man are for sale here every
I H asmpton fills, N. H trading any at conservative prices—~—
g “$51? 373 only the best of materials are. urea in
F q‘ 3:: In“ m 7 making the val-lone bakery products.
“Lon 3.9.1.1" Hue 8 1, Mr: on sweet rolls are read! at 'l’
g WM“? * a. 3‘" fihila the other rolls of various of
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.. . . 303m B. Sandner. prop___Adv_ After readilig letters like fie chore.
Peatham. Vt. . and we are content};
Hangman Farm. 847 M... shouldan Women smite like
ollywood. Wash. ’ Ly in Pm’hem s Vegetoble Com-
1.. r3. Ingaldeby. 832 We 1“? 9 “em ‘95 pmmdif Eaheisinneedofhelpflthringa
Cooper-town. N. Y. Standard Make “Tn-es relief where other medicinea fail.
FANS on. no BE heel-among At M01? frioes “' 4
beLONDON. (inn?! 20 “Fans are to at The Anything in Your Eye?
gorgeous or us the coming Lon ' - -
.e‘hnw. They will be 1m and made of Norwalk Post Road Tire Co. Many People who come to no
imagine that there is some foreign
body in their eyes. At times we can
hardly convince them that these grie-
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In our Dairy Product- mum elm
tabla. trained Milken. heath,
crime. carefully washed wales.
sterilized month“: we mom
unitary methodi of handling.
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ly sandy scratching. irritating woundi-
{loos are symptoms and effects of eye-
strain which may be correcwd by the
use of pmper glasses. Lel us take the
grit out.
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flplomclrists and Opticians
8 7Atlantic St. . Stsmford
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All makes, for sale or to rent
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