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So. NO§WA LK.
Underwear
fur the man who wishes
in be correct in his un-
sum apparel—underwear
that fits correctly and
comfortable —— fine, good,
beautifully made under-
wvur. And not expensive
Union Suits
$1.50 up
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street.
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Policy
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d of Mr.
- a. very able man.
we Monday Evening
, .last evening in the American
wn hail as usual. Sterling orches-
‘ mished the music and there
' Carrol
should be present.
-NO'I‘ICE—
Dancing School will
Tuesday night for summer
tion.
- and Guns Co. Tel. 721.
Wis. rector of
Rev. Thomas F.
Lewis.
Buy your Victrols st Donnelly's
weekly payments. Store open
ngs until 0 P. M.
Social
‘ attendance. Next Monday
jmeeting' for the season will be
nature of a May dance and
Mrs.
, Blake, Mrs. Grace Hassell and
while they
' 0t inclined to reveal just what
‘r‘plnns are they tell us that the
ommittee in charge is
White. and
Board of the South
alk Methodist Episcopal Church
meet tomorrow evening at
- k at the parsonage. All mem-
e Westport Water? Comply” is
to Compo Bench.
ut 3.500 feet of pipe will be lsid.
parts of the beach disrtict will be
ected with the
ly.
Westport water
lean Egg. Stove and nut cool.
e many friends of Rev. Chapman
Trinity church.
be pleased to know that he is
ing rapid progress toward recov-
V and it is hoped he may be able
-eu.vc the hospianl in a few days.
Hyde superin-
ent of Christ Hospital. of Jersey
. will omciate at all services nextl
-ay. Mr. Hyde is a warm personal I
and it is said
club
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lusty
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in-
"Burie
year.
Aaron
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year.
i noon.
. Daugh
tiunal
cecds
was
the
3 which
The
or House Cleaning Time
0th Balls, Moth Flakes. Peter-
“« ’3 Products. Black Flag, etc.,
: Disinfectants of All Kinds.
South Norwalk
0N POWELL Com?
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During the
Summer Months
when windows are left
«pl-n. wouldn‘t it be H
grunt relief ‘to ‘know
'lmi certain valuables
an- beyond the reach
a" :1 “second - story
mull?"
l‘ut'li them in a lmx.
\llilajiiut,‘ or than}; and'
Hum} them in on r
Slumge Vault. The coat.
”null—figured by
week, month or
is
the
)‘ear.
South Noryvalk it
Savings Bank
1‘
.
‘- till}; n:
-—Stors.ge
At the home of
Ilaldwin. 42 West avenue. this after-
of a series of social
Oe-
.1922
All the ~New ‘Fahricsifor
Spring and: Summer
. Annie! ,
and for immodistn use on oxhlitlon st
E.
Under W Hotel
4547 West trunnion sass
K. BANKS’
our ooons‘srone
_ 3—:—
People's Chorus is-to hold a
rehearsal tonight at the auditorium of
the Norwslk High school. ~
Endeavor Circle will meet Wed-
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with
Mrs. Charles E. Dunnebacke. 12 Myrtle
East Nowslk.
—The new Mitchell, Model F60. L.
M. Wright. South Norwsik.
Important meeting of the Frank C.
Godfrey Post. No. 12. American Le-
gion. and the American Legion Auxilo
iary will be held tonight in the legion
infill. Wall street.
-Coal. fresh mined. screened. auto-
infinity. Ennis sud (Inns
9%“-
There is no more eflective way of
introducing system.
economy and
into yourunnncial stairs than
by opening an checking account with
the South Norwnlk Trust Company.
o—n———o—
r—Regent tomorrow—Marion Davis
in great humount mystery play
d 'hensure.” Best feature of
A meeting .of' the entertainment
committee of the American Legion
Auxiliary was held last night and final
plans made for the subscription dance
to be held Baturdny night at the Elk’s
hall. South Main street.
Batteries recharged.
Kohn. 9. Railroad Ave.
Harry Francis. of Dal-ten. charged
with reckless driving was fined $60
by Judge George H. Vosburgh in the
downtown court at a special session
yesterday afternoon.
peal under bonds of 8250.
He took an ap—
—-—Regent tomorrow—Marion Davis
'in great
Paramount mystery play
d Treasure." Best feature of
Mrs. Arthur H.
the Ministering Circle of King's
tors of the Norwalk Congrega-
church are holding the first
teas. The pro—
wil go to the fund for a new
l church building.
-——‘A-B Gas Range. Six piece set OHW’atch for a bargain bulletin in this
glass baking war free with
:A-ll gun range sold during special sale'
eve ry
lasts all this week. Angevine
; Fu rnitu re C0.
l-prorih Lemme of the South
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church world which he 9,, making on g m'otor-
spiralionai. and social meeting tumor. 1 times and was also shell-shocked.
5, they believe. will be very ‘
'ble. The class is very confidpnt i will hold its bi-wcekly business. In- Icycle.
and undoubedly will attend
‘, rgn {on}... row evtning at 8 o‘clock in the
' *irhurch. The contest between the
Full line of Auto Accessories"5‘m(‘fl'—‘hn League" and "National
~21 Kohn. , League" continues. , Each member ofl
'i-ach team should be present "on hisl
tomorrow ew-ning.
a of candy will be on ham] for distribu-
A new case
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.‘IARIU S DAVIS
H mrjf‘d Treasure" great mystery a slight accident this noon under the
play at negont tomorrow cnly.
Don't
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:nziss it.
l -——0
i nil-s. Fred A. Giorchino. of 131
Flaw Hill Road. sustained a badly
gi'rllfiilr-«i right hsnni when it was
in the ('lolhv-S wringer attach—
ml livr el’hlric washér yester-
mwiinz at hl-r home. There are
‘ 32?»?
suit every one ’s
the entire townwillbowesnngtim
this Summer. Spin-km for"
Presented in thefinest; grade of
D
one would believe that
Gofiirvfittoched Shirts
nosteverysort of occasion.
,mensh‘ and in colors to
tOf 34am 3.7 ‘
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The Five Hundred club ore meet-
ing this attornon with nu. Brady.
in Msin street. t.
A complaint about a. broken mom
hole at Vie-t avenue sud llerwtn street
was received by the uptown police list
night. 7 ’ ‘
—-uiil Outlet Store is ”snoring s
Scaletorthoendottniswsekwith
list-guns
some resl ’ "
o
G. W. For-stile. better known as.
Billy Forsythe. tor-mortar s. clever mt- ,
might boxer who is wen-known in
Norwalk. spent the week-end in the
city.
-—An unusual 9c sole is coming to
the Mill Outlet Store. Another money
saving event.
Notices signed by E. J. Pontoon.
president of the N. Y.. N. H. and H.“
R. P... announcing the change of truth
schedules from standard to daylight.
time were received in Nor-walk today.
The daylight saving schedule goes in—
to eflect at 2 p. to. Sunday. April so
and remains in effect until 2 s. in.
Sunday September 24. , ».
—For 3 days. A 9c sale will start
Thursday at the Mill Outlet Store.
paper tomorrow.
Edward A. Monte. who claims to
‘the first l‘nitcd States‘citizen torpnrti-
Icipate in the \Vorld' Wnr. was in Nor-
walk yesterday on his trip around the
Monte was wounded sixttrn
He
entered the war on August 8. 1914 re-
maining in the service until Novem-
ber 13. 1918.
——llenn,v Celia Lunch Room. Cigars.
Cigarettes. Newspapers. 225 Liberty
{Square’
I A truck laden with bales of aper.
the property of Louis Naggy me with
\Vashington street bridge. While
turning around the traffic dummy
about l‘I bales of paper fell off. caus-
ing trolley cars and oth'errtraffic to he
lied up for 20 minutes or more. The
men on the truck immediately cleaned
up the "firet which was a resemblance
of a paper fectorv.
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FORT WORTH. m. Amnes—
:The Trinity river- stood at 33.5 feet
today. nest to the highest ever re-
corded here. Seven inches of rain
fell last night. a. record. The levees
here are holdup .
The munict Water supply is
down and electric lights are out.
Two women who had autumn“
inatree atthefootof,
street were drowned when the tree
was swept nwsy. Other refugees in
nearby trees and on hon-mops aw
them fall, but were unable to reach
SYRACUSE. N. Y..
Charles Edmondo. 55. 3 Denmark far-
killed himself in a sensations!
manner at the home of his sister Mrs.
Cornelin Otis. early today. He went to
s but in the rear of the house sutur-
ste'd two new automobiles and s wood
mile with Mike. set them on fire.
then climbed» on top of the pile and
lunged himself. Born and contents
were destroyed.
city locating old friends. Ethyl: not them.
longer in the fight some. but is now -
with the Victor company. New York ‘SUICIDES no SENSA‘I'IONAL
April
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City Board of TIE-tire censors here
has decided to urn“ Roscoe Arbuckle
films oflered for exhibition in Seattle.
cvr‘ Inseam-.141! IS wom
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Cut out this slip. zonclose with So
and back:
You
GOING To BUILD?
NOW IS THE TIME.
and mail it to Foley & 00.. 1835 Sher.
arid Ave. Chic-so.“ 11L. writing your
name and sadne— clearly. _
receiveinreturnntrlnipnckngecom
tuning Foley’s‘Honey and Tu Com-
pound tor coughs. colds and croup;
Foley Kidney Pills torpalns in sides
rheumatism. backache.
kidney and bladder ailments:
Foley Csthnrtic Tablets. 3 wholesome
and (thoroughly cleaning cathartic
for constipation. biliousness. headach-
es. and slums}: bowels—sun”!!-
Powell Corp.
4
and
The‘decline in the prices of
inc Manes broken ruwtunutely. Dr.
{Daniel l-I. Sullivan is in ailemlanm‘. —I.arge size pea coal. Harris & . . - l‘ d' - w til?
i “03-5 mflmng ,1 “gunman“. (my Gans 00.. Tel. 721. building matena b unn... -
:H-‘xr -. 5' 5MM utz-l mm mm. Ian-.2 , _ . - .. st rear has been very substazr
.Xu;‘\‘.‘;‘l‘.. won tillllpidl’ll’il (if to ill“ ‘xAKT PE“. 0“- SEIDGH'S ‘23 ' .‘ f d ..‘
”my, .m. Ham “,3 ,.‘,,n.‘l,-_”.h.m MW \\.-\Sl~il’.\(i{l"0.\. Apr; zilichfsiomi no]. A comparison 0 to a) .s
‘2’ :_l “in: havoc»! \i~irmi the boys anti |tion Of the ouse la” n u y 0 ' with those Of a rear 800
; L. N”, “.5, am, “an,“ m, m_ ‘rlm- cents a. thousand on shingles was I pnces , - °
3 V ___,_.__L asked of the Senate Finance commit- show:
f—— lnxxml lulu-3w Prrnoxs W“ todzu‘ by the 215 Selnatoriafiofblthe
l 5011(1; Republican ngricu tura tar oc. . C;
5 :xrgizmin; 1m;- lst. 1‘4an “0m“ Shingles are now on the free list. Lime .19” lower “OW
smmiw lvrbal may l-v' obtained :it thv *— . , % v ”
istmr t’ i: El. More-house. 33 “’3“ ‘ ‘ . ‘3‘*RIO-\ DA‘IS Plaster 23
fstnm. F: ,rn'nlla. also at Cunevari's m " mm"- ”35‘1“?" great mystery 30 ” 9’
gym,” Slur". “as. y0,.“.31k_ play zit Regent tomorrow only. Don't cement %
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Checking Account
'Thereis no more effective way of introducing
system, economy and safety into your financial
”affairsthan by‘ opening a checking account with this 1
strong reliable bank.
Small as well as large depositors receive :pro- :
; ‘ tection, accommodation, courtesyat
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These reductions have given anf
mpetus
to building operations
COAL ' Promptly
Nut . COAT. Anywhere
’ " runs: 113 ‘
. everywhere. ‘ Order y o u r ma;
terials now for an early start.‘
we carry a complete line. ‘
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’ cut this afternoon and Wednesday,
7. members from the ranks of their old
Legion.
.:gs.nimtion has arranged for a turn-
An aeroplane. driven by Major \V.’
G. Sebanltler, the first American ob-
oervationmilot to fly over the German
lines during the World War. will visit
practically every section of Connecti-
in the interests of the campaign for-
members being conducted by the Con-
The big Fokker plane left its han-
gar at GardenClty, L. LLths morn-
ing at 10 o‘clock and made the first
of its overhead stops in the. Nutmeg
State at Stanford. The Connecticut
department of the service men's or-
cut of var veterans at all places over
rwhich the Fokker will hover. While
idsjor Sdhsuflher performs stunts in
the air former soldiers will solicit
members from the banks of their old
“buddies who are not members of the
Legion.
0n the trip to Hartford, where the
his plane will land late this after-
noon. South Nor-walk. Bridgeport.
Blew Keven. Willimantic and towns
in the: immediate vicinity of these
places woo visited by the Legion
The return trip to Long Island will
heme Wednesday with the itiner—
ary taking in Winsted. Litchneld. New
Britain. Berlin. Ridgefleld. Milford.
Dsnhury and adjacent communities.
While in Hartford Maser Schsulr.
elr “will accept. “silencers for a trip
over the Qpitol City. In: plane is
otthe larger type, carrying several
”angers.
_ Clarence W. Seymour ot Hartford.
state commoner of the legion and
CW J. Gum Newfisxenrstate
mount. W. for mac Sellout.
tier to visit Connecticut. These two
“with A. R. Whites of New tormecir.
culstion manager of the Ancients
button Weekly. *
’ 'mPMed «finger
is the library. This is an extreme
home—like room with handsome pan-
elled walls. cozy 'chairssnd library
shelves weir filled with books. The
home-like atmosphere is greatly odd-
M to by an open fireplace. A score
of potted ferns together with cut
flowers also made the library most at-
tractive.
Just in the rear of the library is
the milligram. This. like the li-
brary. has been nicely renovated with
new paint. good rugs and excellent
furniture.
The reception room where dances
are held and which can be engaged
for parties is in the rear of the build—
ing. This is a large room with the
walls uniquely panelled. There is a
Victrois used .tor dancing together
with a score of chairs and card ta-
bles. ”N
01! the reception room is the kitch-
en in which Mrs. M. C. Collins, the
new matron. prepares food for the
members of the‘club and also for ca-
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This Pure Cream
Stops Head Golds
Apply in Nostrils—lt Opens
Air Passages Instantly:
colds and catarrh yield like magic
0 soothing. healing. antiseptic cream
hat penetrn'tes through every air
passage ,and relieves swollen. inflam—
ed membranes of nose and throat.
our clogged nostrils open right up
and you can breathe freely. Hawk-
ing and snuffling stop. Don’t stay
stuffed up and miserable.
Get a small bottle oi: Ely‘s Cream
Balm from your druggist. Apply a.
relief. Millions endorse this remedy
little in the nostrils and get instant
known for more than fifty years.
h Thursday and Friday
With Vaudeville
The: Silent Call
wiutbrfllyouwitbtbepsrthe
amusing
nlnys =in the. aroma of
the powerless.
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caring.
0n the floor below. it ls'plsnned to
establish a dormitory. There are six
bedrooms. all of thick will be fitted
out in the near future.
0n the bulletin board of the organ-
isauonsttnstedjnstat the head. 0
7 the stairsjssld‘bg to the clubrooms.
several important notices were pinned .
last night. The first announced that
does for mid members were not pay-
. Xew members pay
dues of 50'cents every three months.
join the club
M.
ible until Jae 1.
Anyone wishing to
should fit in touch with Mrs. A.
Fechheimer, 42 Elmwood avenue.
The club plans to raise funds this
Mrs. Collins.
the matron. has a reputation as a
is hoped that
much of the catering business of Nor-
summer by catering.
spléndid cook and it
walk will be given to the club.
‘ In addition to the social
cry. china painting.
dress-making will be continued.
Credit for
Theme Hill. Mrs.
and Mrs. A. M. Fecheimer.
snotm Sort vrsrr crush
TOKIO. April 25 (Associated Press)
tourists to go to
owing to disturbed military
conditions there. Jacob Gould Schnr-
at
Peking. it was explained todaypin a
message to Americans here who had
——It is unwise for
China.
man. the American Minister
asked his advice.
We Are Agents for
Standard Make Tires
At Factory Prices
at The
N orwalk Post Road Tire Co.
Norwslk
30x35 Tire & Norwalk Tube $10.30
62 Wall St.
f
end.
classes in cooking. dramatics. millin-
dancing and
the task of renovating
the clubhouse must be given to Mrs.
Merriman. chairman of the house ar-
rangement committee: Mrs. George
“‘iliiam Lauder
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This bank is com-
posed of just folks. Its
depositors are' j u s t“
folks. Everybody is just
folks. In all our trans—
actions let us remEmber . *
that we are all- just
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In our Dairy Products moans clean
stables, trained milkers, healthy
cattle, carefully washed adders.
sterilized receptacles and modern
miter-y methods of handling.
Such cleanliness moans health
for your family.
Order of us regularly and be
sure 0! tho purest and -
mar nsnzv manners
F. H. WEMPE -& SON
Telephone 2696, Store
Telephone 1918
Woodward
the engagements of their daughters "'
Lillian C. to J. Leslie Banks of East ‘
Nor-walk. and Marie 1-}. to George .W.
Thom oson of
dates for the weddings have not Is
yet been set, but will take ,
the course of a year. '7
street
after
|friends in Bridgeport. ‘
annual meeting of
Plus: at the WaJdrof~Astoria in New:
.York city today. -.
snow: wow i
of
<-
John Herring.
avenue. have announced
_Mr. and Mrs.
East Norwnlk. The
1)th in
Miss Gertrude Tariov of 16 Grove
has returned to her home '7
spending the week-end with ~
Edmund E. Crowe is attending the
the MM
Miss Norma Stanford. of Neon»-
cn, spent the week-end with In.
Ceoelin Tarlov, at her home. 16 Grove
street. 7
Mtg Cecelia Tsrlov has returned
to her studies in New Haven.
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ESTABLISH ED 1892
—5_
Your Eyes Should Be
Investigated ' '
If the letters on a. printed page blur
or Him to run into each other or if
5'01:
from :‘fzzr (ices than formerly see us
him":-
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THAMER, INC.
Optometrists and 0pm,!“
8 YAtlantic St.. Standard
John Wanamaker
lVorld’s Merchant
Prince
rectntiy said “The Hope of
America is not in its Gold,
Coal or Metals, but in its
BOYS; rightly trained and‘
mfide ready to work, to 7
follow such] men as Edison. 1‘ '
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Marshall Field, M. .I. Whit-
tall of Worcester, and John“ «
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part in papal-inputs m
for such Citismship. ‘81:“
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help yourself!
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