1055;)“ DAVIS
50. NO$WALK.
. a mu; who wishes
(tirrwt? “
.mparc'l—«xmderwear
:::~z narrrctly and
"idblc ~fine, good,
‘ unruly made under--
«2?. And not expensive
Cooper's" Union Suits
$1.50 up
‘,..3 ..
n. ..
a:\‘-1:H1NGTO‘. STREET '
m his 3111- .
vctnru‘uvm-lu-l
» ...”4 .1 .m...
All they Ncw Fabrics for
W end Summer
Award
and for Immediate use on cxhlulon rt
E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOO“ QTORE.
Under mam Hotel
, fingers for
Cominued tram first Page.
the railroad rate of 3.6 cents a mile,
the pan-anger ‘ service on em road;
for a. year is estimated at no null-
066. Taken together with the :n". no
lion tame-
It is figured at the rate 013.: pa..-
to the!
.me in out between 12 to 13
pelt-ollonllonllan
.4..-¢..‘¢,y-:,-.-
.r
a
,.,
j
“'ork will commence in about ten
days on the remodeling of the block
int 131441 Wuhingtou street owned
by A. Cohen. The tronts, which are
now realm-d by several steps. will be
lowered nnd three stores will be made
out o: the present two.
——Full um got Auto Acct-ode.
Anton Kola.
City Clerk Stephen Dokus, one or
the agent: at the United Anode-n S.
S. Line. was one of the members of
I)!" NEWS
l.
I" ".1:
p241." rd of by
p» r. 2:. 'he police yesterday.
“ear.
:71; and Guns Co. Tel. 121.
-m‘mr
,._
x}.
'1“
.o:k 4:. the parsonage
'. . sue.
—-LOVF— AXD “can.
‘omor‘row and Friday only.
’11}? 500.55 m
enlngs until I [ALL
The: Na "walk Chapter,
,1‘916121-1 Thursday afternoon.
—-—N()TKC'F,—-
~mE‘uEEe-y Dancing
lie
. ructlon.
: ~ i . Er seen 2: street. Patrol- . . _. . ital-n-
“1:: E; Il‘ixneyoifesilgnted lust the Glen from Port Jen'erson which; n C‘ Benn} a?“ Lunch Rggfnblgberty
‘. n W}; up“ ‘ ‘ ' bringing a barge ol gravel from; the l “ignnxttes. ‘ 8"“)an “ a
" ‘r '3‘.” Bridgeport Sand .e Gravel Co. The ‘b‘wa‘e—
‘ h .ry, ; load wzll mvnn ti!» first step in elim-
. ”If ,i: 2.: :*::..:::d;.;:': : . 8322.3 “semi“.zrme‘
Folrt , ; l‘rnu q‘l liar.“ One was ' ;olts in the Stat" roach Th‘} sand been 03' ‘ ‘ (It: fem on
,. our: .._r; n ) j'é‘.‘ 3.5 _. . x h 1 $310“. is the Frances D. mg a nuisance o emse Sea.
2 m» .m:,unnn:¢-.u n o. .1..qu :r t L . new avenue were complained of to
w pa beneath ' Spring sire-“,2 LOVE ‘3'!) LAUGH the police yesterday, the names of
‘ ' 2.» fun _, .5 .- ‘ If H “mum-n- :. , - ‘ ‘ . ‘3
.331... 3‘5: 2.1;; .34.; .. g». N... “am “~in 1m Wm m mi.“fizzfiiffiffiffig’ifiwéfid
, . . - - “ . . l; . ‘r. - '
from :2.» loos» mu! ;- mks and in; MS' "Th “”113 hampion u t 9 Re Visited the home: of a. number of the
The two rpeorts 1“
Street Deportmwn m". *1
here
10 U1"
‘zmiwn throwing utoneo and en.
the Windows nearby our.
residents of Du; Major Charles S lunci‘nrland has
meeting of the m
the party ”It inspected the new
stunner “Resolute" in New York yes-
terday. A dinner was served to the
inspecting party following.
—-Thc new Kitchen, Model F50. L.
IL-Wright, South Koreans.
been appointed by theral Penning
to the board ct administration of the
Egg Stove ”“3 nut ML.- clap amn‘ corp: in association with
the germ. a: stat! a' Washington and
alga to the cannula; board {or the
camel-f Reserve Corps of the Second
this Summer. Snartcnoughfior
Prcoented in the finest grade
suiLevery one a
Conndemgthe _
themtirctonnwmbcwaringthae
one would believe that
Coflanhttnehcd m
firm every sort of occasion.
of mm and in colors to
An lmporhnt meeting of Butler
Wm». 91.10.0.F.vlllhcheld
thinevenlngat the lodge rounnon
Soughmnml. Atthlnthnnthc re.
9! the South Norman: 8. E.
‘r. mil he held this evening n:
22“?“
1 \V’allace Reid and Loin Wilton in
World‘s Champion" at the Re-
":"ha onp29' a Chorus held a. meet-
.13; last mght at the Norwnlk High
bool Which was 11ml! attended.
Joan of Arc“ was practised and old—
n-—Bny your W n: W
new weekly payments. 81m 0m
D. A. R,
hold us postponed meeting at the
.0: he regent, Mrs. him It.
*' uslanel. 13 Bayvlew avenue. at 3
There
{s l».— 20 board meeting on that day.
School will re-
.Tuwsday night for summer in—
Mrs. Robbins. or n Frnnce street, .
_ old the pellet: last night that there "
“as a suspicious looking man survey-
err n- erred gt-nt tumor:
20 L .r 3
vised plane (or the new hose on to
bemhrnlt'lednnd themes-ounce-
mentnnde of (networkch to be
done- . unfinmhm
for the smoker to be held Wm
even“
Carl's at Goumcr’n lslnnd. _
W “Fl-VS
0n n knockout with Wallace Reid and
Lola Wilson in "The World's Cham-
tIrina." tomorrow and Pride: only.
Banner Council. Son: and Dough-
tern of Liberty. will hold their weekly
meeting tomorrow evening. All mem-
bern on the degree teem ore request.
ed to be present as a. rehearsal of
the team will be held. The tenrn
will take part in the initiation which
will be held next week on Thursday
evening.
Ben '1'. Huh. of Broad River. to-
dny prencnted to the South W
Public min-arr a meteorite which he
found on Interior Farm, Seymour,
Loom. about five year: ago. The
farm. which was owned by Hr- M
was peppered orth small pace-of
meteorites. but the one that he kept.
weighed about eight pounds nnd wan
slightly larger than n m’n two
clenched Lind;
.__._..__..
—-Lorge the pen cool. m &
Jim 00.. Tel. 1'11.
——Coal. fresh mined. screened auto—
Wu. ly. Berth and Gen.- 00., m
‘l
Hugh. Mnrron. world war. veteran
nnd nergennLnt-nrms of the Frank C.
Godfrey Post. No. 13. American Le-
glen. m admitted to the Not—walk
Emits“ thls momlng.’ Sergeant Mar-
ron was gassed during the war and as
tie result his eyes hare been effected
by the gas.
Boys creating a dinturhnnce inter—
tcred with the meeting at the Girl's
Society of the Grace lamp:
Church held last night at the Parish
Home. Thls resulted in Rev. J. Ben-
ton “’erner informing the police 0!
the situation. Patrolman Clone was
sent to the Pal-13h house but the boys
were gone when he nmved The po-
lice lune promised that a. further din—
turbonce will not occur on other
meeting nights of, the organization.
{
—-Stornge Batterlea recharged.
Anron Kuhn. 9 Railroad Ave.
residents are anxiously
tug John
\Vestport
awaiting the arrival of the
ow and Friday only.
guxeniles last night and informed the
. . .‘ rents of the com ialntn and \e
sernces lnaf. have ween pa p g3
. i V153: .
rn'ereKJA autnontws. . . m wa. n .
‘ ‘ ’ the last. {on meats at the the a rm 3'
. - - 5:. A. M. E. Church. wzil . ‘ .
For House Cleaning Tune mm; M .1 6.05,. mem W." a 5;.-. ——m-h\1‘.m\s
mun l*~ “-9 Kinc'q ‘1? } “w ‘sm, 3 (In a knockout with \V allace Re id and
.7 H ‘1: 1“?! Or; ) . - . .'. a: . sv. .. . L n .r. pa. , - 1 -
_ Mm. I)3‘{1<.M‘ h l .dkr: . I eter mum‘s (Very fills? :3 romp? and hear l [.015 “115m: in. T121631.“ orld s 1‘ ham
H13?" ‘5‘ P Fwd-gt LS Biagk Flag, etc, this great woman. E’in do not for-3'10”“ tomorrow ‘1'“ "(13" on y.
-_-—*
a! :1 Di . nieczants wt {All Kinds. mgm E Edward wane-2“,. or New York city.
. was feeling extra good yesterday. whlle
--A-B Gas Rang“. Six piece set 0! viriur-g his new Chevrolet along “‘ali
' . .A _, ‘1 .. ~ ' . . ' ..:,»t towards the Armon‘. He felt
' a ‘ glass balling war :‘ru: vnm nun 3"“ , V- ‘ ;
STILLfiON POWEIAL Cory; A43 gas range sold during special sale 50 goo-l the: he finally collided With an
which lasts all this week. Angeline auto driven by Alex lAturns. and the;
south NOW “. ‘ifl F‘urnlture (30‘ our wan-i up on the sidewalk. An ar-
getlhe enl'filopva‘; hr, them m {CH
gumwm followed. which was ended b)"
During the
Summer Manths
kfi . " he}; " \ are Es-ft
mm . ; i's.-?:l-f.:1't it be
EM _' ' 9-37.55 I” know
65 "rm?” zuluabiei
7g ,. he gm 12w rem-h
K j i . -
hr? 654an — ear}
5:.
3
:1" ka them in a box.
. . . §
'1’?“ 7-: ur train; and
:2? their. in on:
x 4 . ,
5%" - . \ .5317, The 205-:
*3? ~ ‘:;...El._.fégnr*;-d "by
V wk. oath or
{33.
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\V'ithai\ e being arrested by Llotor-
cmie P..:mir:zan Charles Thorpe. {or
Ola-.cratlwn of a motor vehicle while un-
rivr the influence of liquor. He will
in arraigned before Judge Nehemiah
triad-3%? in the uptown court tomorrow
morning.
anruni huslmse meetir as: o: the
So‘wzng Soc?- rt) nil
The
Norwaik Hospita‘
Lu: meld at 2 o‘clock “lulu-3:24;: af-
swrnoon May 3. at the home of Mrs.
“‘5“ Val J. Tawny. “'95: menu“. A:
:12“: time. {Euro Wié‘: be election of G‘-
as the reaelmz
Until“. As on}: fw- ?
pnrh Monika-rs (a! the . ..,:1£ic-ni . ,
who f" ‘9 paid the annual dws of 8! -—A KNOCKOET
;;m- o, “vied to fitter-«i vie meg-nag. I the li- sent. wins with “’allace;
R» id 3 :d Lois “Iii son in “The \Xorid's ’
—.\ KSOQTOIT Champi on." Tomorrow and Friday;
w! an liege :1? :5? with \V;1UJ(‘€ only“. -:
'e Lids V. waltz ‘ The “1:er s g
" rrow and Fm; _. Advertise in the Sentinel for the;
.
best result;
i
The Value of a
Checking Account
There is no more effective way of introducing
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uwww a...“ .w — m. ammo-
system, economy and safety into your financial
affairs than by opening a checking aécount with this
.v 0‘" «an...
strong reliable bank.
Mn-
“ our-Jr
3132311 as well as large depositors receive pro-
55¢»
‘réftection, accomniodation, courtesy at
0
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7} amen-um». o
KISS cnrmm‘mm
Lune mat Leo—l (13W
daughter of It. and lire. George J;
thumb. olz'tul menace...
tnehm-unbktmmrtygim
nthcrhorne ”mm m
rhnmrothertcnulhlrthuy.
threeot her litttetrlendnnerepgu.
en: at the nut which proved moot
enjoyable-
Thehounc'nnpreafly doom
‘1
rlng yellow and pink.
tea-noon. m were m The
tainte- of the
Jean Bower pie and :- cob web. nu;
Comb was the redolent at many
hnndnome gm:-
Dnlnty rely-annuals were med.-
together with a We! cake in
the form of a In: Pole~and having4
ten lighted candles on it.
Those present were: Margie Kel—
logg. W Wnlen. Norther-it: and
Eleanor Hendrichnon. CItherlne Bet.
er, There-a. Mm. Alice, Romainennd
Francis Barnum, Venn and Marjorie
Pollard- Harriet and Verne“ 8m,
Catherine Smith. Helen and Bernice
Manila, Helen and Irving Brim
WI. Virginia. and Irving Mitchell.
Running and Jack Gallagher. Margr-
“Thorpe. Hilde Blower. Dorothy Kan
tender Verna Skelly. Dorothy and
Show Bowers. Marlon Kline. Funk
Brazil. jr . and Leona and Buddy Can“
“882! and Clair Bouton.
Roy Sewell, o! Lowe street. a.
member of thenrm of Nowell & Mur-
ray. has returned after t three weekn'
buxines trip to Mmehueets.
Miss Gladys Firm. of Flu Hill
road. has returned to her home here
aflér “sting will? Minn Catherine
Newman 02' W17.”
Miss Anne Killian of Bridgeport
is the guest of Minn Gladys Flynn of
this city for a few days. ‘
C. Murray. of the firm of Newell It
Murray. ls in New York city today on
a business trip-
Samuel ‘Seldman spent y
New York city on busines.
terday in
ESTABLISHED 1892.
Stocks and Bonds
Quotation of local Issues furnished.
Maples & Goldschmidt
85 Wahlnston Street. So. Nor-walk
tents 5 tan mile.
, Most _ Trucking Cont-mes
It was shown by the survey that
555 per cent. of the trucks passing
worm. Aheutlipercent. are
1me truck; 23.? per cent. five-ton
5mm 11.: per cent. trout: over -
five-ton conceit: which was taken to‘ '
Jan-lint: that the heir? track. over
fire tons. do not mutilate a. serious
i
:muzsaumdqorn per
. were overloads new cam;
W Immot 41
m were loaded {torn 8(Q to 1,555
minds on lackagfirr width on the
rear ale. m maximum anointed by
’ m We
toner in co-anthe Bu-
nnnof Publgefiondn 01th; United
mnemtcrmmm
turnouts-no? Wm
wmnmmwnum
Mthemyttbcmwere
W6 “Mnemoipnn-
moatmmmmhhm
mainline-[m macaw
rmdednnavengeozas W
the mansion in the: over 8,359. 009/
Mm ayenrare curried-over
themed.
reuse More, 81‘ percent. had
New rm more. 3.2 pen. cent.
Moorland the ante mut-
W New Jersey. The dolly trunk ur—
rn‘e was 7&3. The number, a: mo-
torcycle and hone-drawn vehicular:
the highway we: so mull incompar—
loon with hunger our: and truck
frame that. their number: were not
reported.
mm m m
It was pointed out at the highway
department that, the daily average
For motor trucks on the m Pom
Road is too great for the outcry and
comfort of people in passenger our:
and that the number of the latter was
so green as to handicap
movement of commerce in the hun-
ireds or met:- ”these recommenda-
irons based on an analysis of. truck
o‘er-loading were made as a result
or the rem ‘
l. Won oi highways.
l. W restflclton of lands.
3. Prohibition of oveflondncper on»
parity. and restriction of tire to 35*:
pounds an inch width of wheel;
Development of the first recom—
mend-.1101: led in theorem may
announced in The Sentinel {or the
highway for motor trucks only, ex-
venom; from Bridgeport to the slate
line at Greenwich.
Might Take mu Tents
It was sold at the highway depart-
unit that the consututionnlity of
taxing motor vehlc'es for the use of
such a. :oad on; a. matter that would
John Wanamaker
World’s Merchant
Prm‘ ce
Said "The Hope fit
is no: in its Gold,
Coal or Metals, but in its
BOY-4 rightly trained and
made ready to work, to
follow such; men as Edimn,
Vmelaln. A. B. Juiliiard,
Marshal} field, 1!. J. Whit-
tafl of Worms-set, and John
and James. Dobson or Phila-
dolphin.”
“In its BOYS"-Gel‘ {half-—
We are here ready to do our
part in, preparing the Days
for such Citizenship Start
. recently
America
unhelpyon. Younmst,too,
Mum!!!
have to no determine: by competent
authority and that the department
are; merely interested in suggestin:
Va possible way for financing the pm~
gent, which incidentally would be
unique in road building in the 1' nited
Statue. If the ultimate cost of the
road should reach 52,590,06‘fl1. for in-
stance. it was felt that the 005. plus
inter-wt in the event of a loan. mm;
be covered by the lwo-Ct‘nls-avtcsn
"our: rharge in about twenty years at
the present rate of traffic. I! was as»
Burned. newexer. that the a'noant OF
freight transportation over the r5363-
wozzld max-ease each year.
JUST
FOLKS
This bank is' com—
posed of just folks. Its
depositors are 3 u s t-
folks. Everybody is just
folks. In all our trans—
actions 19t 115 mmem’berr
that We are all just
human. ‘
JI
of freight Mortal!“ . this makes; *
.a total of $12,113,009 in mammal- - ‘
ml: automobile riding . ’
, an average of fifty mile: and an user-
1&8 true! haul of 473 miles. The‘
Wall“! Of W
through Greer wick are regulafly en- *
*’ wed in hauling freight over that
mthhechemngm-‘
the rapid‘
construction or the thirtyrnlle state ?
“MowAw; - m “w
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CARI-EN AND LAWN NEW
Iron and weed rakes. forks spades hoes. chart-ls, Mm,
rubber hose. travels turf edger-s, hand plunges, mm Jan
mowers. etc
25 Washington Street South Rm
$188ilkLined Tweed Suits on Sale at $12.95
All Wool Imey Suits M
SpeaalPoloCom......$&95.$l2.95.$14s95
““L
From the Best Mnm'cal ShowS ‘
Mo!£ovc,“31mfimn,“ W
M“M1‘inc," Wynn-plummet
“nonhuman 'lusicnoxlcvnc,"
Whit-name
‘Tanrefins”rum.wmm
1wn4u-n“6wduorningbccric.”mw
6&3?thme Yamaha!»
m—Telllcm,‘ Mime,” WWW
Rad—Wanna, Pox Trot, Club Royal arch.
flow» le,‘ Perfect Pool,” Club Royal Orch.
Everyone who has seen these shows should
have these records m their collection.
Swot: Lady, '
Heal-Them at
A. J. COLLINS
70-72 North Main St.
l
l
A Lifetime of Service
D mobility is a highl} if upon 2m?
(- i.z;s.doraiion. The (guilty as v. 911
as the lxeauty of A-B tun, Ranges
has Lem given highest possible
financing
In building A-B Gas
'5 e fratlls‘fi‘ul‘k fl???
>11". med. The design}. a: well as
The male-rial givw it unusual
~Irenglh and right; {3’ liver thi<
Ran 229%.
4‘ ii (“G‘-
framework is 11ml. 1? th‘ hml}-+.E
pa: H's-355?. . heat Km . UYi-Zillllava
Ever? part is (arefnliy made
under careful super-”sir.
Rust-Proof Ovens
The even is a very important
{wart of your gas range. The ef~
facts of usage? are sewn apparent.
'in ordinary gas range ovens. The
'vapo’rs released from the baking
or the intense baking heal soon
(“31138 them to rust out or burn
Q2.lf-—-th€r€by making them {bole-55
A-B Ovens are lined with an
alumin um composition. which
makes them mst‘proof. The metal,
almninum-hfloy, has 5 bright
silver sheen ”that. reflect: ‘ the heat
as wellnasradiates it elenly to
all parts. of. the men. Rust nor
baking beat em armor. destroy A-B
{A 93313 ..
Angevine
Norwalk Chronicler