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JOSEPH DAVIS
‘ <\~'«_.mnoron. STREE‘I
L‘ 50. NORWALK.
Underwear
"'1‘ man who wishes
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vol-reel in his un-
Apparel‘underwcar
Ills correctly and
. v..'urt..'lb1e-—fine, good, :2
1.1:xt'ully made underc
.1: And not expensive .
“Cooper’s" Union Suit!
0 Mr
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u‘lu~u.~3u~o‘ I..'~...-
i . rmain thersamebut the‘houra will be
changed.
-: . H. was a months mindhmaaa thin
mi: 4:! St. Mary's church {or the
\N’llhani Carroll.
Moan Egg. Stove and not cool.
li..i'.;.~' and Guns (b. “L 7”.
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\1 MvCue. of Norwalk. has re-
, 1 l0 Bridgeport. where he and
manly are residing at 6 Poplar
Ii l’.
- o'clock tomorrovr morning at.
Kilry's church there will2 be a
-.:;.‘s mind mass for Mrs. Dennis
“Ann. ’
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*. mby {z'll'l wan born to Mr. and.
‘1w .lJmC’Q P. Glynn. of 35 But also
List night at the-Namath Hoopi-
Mother and'chlld are doingnlce-
‘J'i.
illlricn
Fireman's Carnival July
and 1.9. '
Y!»- Marvin Beach Association will
mm :4 meeting atthe home or Orin
EVMNL Elliott street. this evening at‘s
lirwk. and all members are asked to
4 present.
"Midren creating -a. disturbance at
Srmlh Not-walk 'Publlc I Library
_. z. r h 150d away last evening by Pa-
»y-mn Robert Gainer after a (111'-
.mn had been made to the police.
~—Buy your V'iozrola at Donnell”
rn easy weekly payments. Store open.
rwningl until. 1?. M.
Tim: the. planking was lament the
“.‘nru'nlk Rnllroad tunnel in \anl
lromt was a report made to the police
.ut night. New“ Haven road officials
wv—rx- notified.
Adr'ill‘tl miter; ot-‘H'v Spring street."
'eported to the police inn night at 6
o'clock that while riding his bicycle
down \Vehstcr street he struck. and
knocked tn the around :i girl named
"Erin. living rm W'pbstor street. Thr- Hill
was running after a. hill and ran in
'mm of tho whorl. She was not in—
Irv-«i.
_ For House Cleaning Time
[Aaron Kohn; 9 Railroad Ave.
in!” “‘9" cw Fabrics for!
; Slim-and Summer
For your on comfort. buy an
chair from.» .4. J- Collins Co. wref;
you wil and'nwido variety tachooae
and"! eweedingly low
a“Irwin prices.
The local: pout once will start its
activities an hour earlier nest Mono
do: morning in keeping-within day-
light; savingspian. The cloclt whl re-
~Mme. Frances. 10 South-Main
street. will open a. first clnaa beauty
parlor Saturday. April 29th. Modern
work. New marcel waving.
. Douglas Fowler w. R. c. No: is.
will celebrate‘the birthday oi General
Game by inviting magic-"Fowler
Post. G. A. R... to dinner this evening.
There will also be an entertainment.
The atun- will‘start at. 8 o'clock in G.
A. R. Hall.
A- unique shipment. the first. of its
kind to be received in Norwalk. con-
fining: of a. truck load oY electric ice.
boexs. arrived at the Connecticut
Light and Power Company’s store in
“fall. street yesterday, being the first
which will be installed in local homes.
—Storagé Batteries recharged.
Several applications for membership
were. received at the meeting or Nor-
wnltobodge. No. 709. Benevolent and
and three candidates were accepted.
Refreshments of hot roam beet sand-
Protective Order of Elks. last evening. ‘
suit every «one ’s '
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Coutinud tron mm M
"Mr. Greene." the labor asserted.
“puts his capital north or south as he
sees fit." Suggesting that. it labor and
capital could not prosper together in
‘the textile indum in New England.
labor had hem: talwa leaf {monol-
tal's book. Pro-Identltéhiahml said
he intended to find out more about the
relative advantages of north and
south for theme-worker.
BOW. Apr) 2'1.—Tryina'-dmeo in
Inches etc" were served. and a so-
cial hour enjoyed.
_ Michnel F. Greene. president of the
Iuited Hatters of North Anaerica.
and .Martin Law-tor. secretary-treasur-
the cotton industry due to-dmcard
lreadjustment and the strike m
lwere'deaerlbed in an address by Pred-
dent Russell B. law-c or Fltchbnrg at
the convention of the National Amo-
ciation of Cotton Manufacturers here
er of the organization, were in the
city today in conference with the ob
(leer: or the local_«*hatting associations
in. relation to trade mattersr—Dano
bury News.
—Kecler’s are selling a Iii-strand
sfik stocking for $1.49.——3 Seam.
Complaint has been made to the
Police Department by Jacob M. Lay-
ton of P‘airfleld avenue. and by other
near neighbors concerning stone
throwing and other disturbances
lunde‘by boys in this neighborhood
and value. .same. stops. other men-
suresnvill be resorted to.
-—~NewA sport stockings at chler's
for 79¢. All coors. .- ,
Ln'Aa-dciightrm. “alum Moved 3
regular meeting». of the"Welcome
Stranger Lodge, No. 364. Sousa! St.
George. held last night in Red Men's
hall. About fortv were in attendance.
l'mrinr: the evening. refreshments
\w‘re served and a :rcnerul sot-in! time
u njayod.
Accessories
—~Fl:ll line of Auto
karon Kuhn.
A business and social meeting of
Mnill Rails, Moth Flakes. Peter-
vmn's Products, Black Flag. eta,
-ml Disinfectants of All Kinds.
STILLSON POWELL Corp.
South Norwalk z; gfifi
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,thn Erin-firth League of the South
:Xor~.2,l=k Alumnus: Church was held
‘last (‘\I".il1g in the Sunday School
illmm‘x The contest which has been
going on for tho {VEST eight weeks
mime to it; Until cit-<0, lilFst‘Ol‘E‘ being
{ht} to ltvfi. )lr. Gunillzz's side defeat-
il‘g Mis. .‘vlillur's by three points. As
the- l'vsnlt of this Miss Miller's side
will xi?" a supper to he held soon.
BAR I‘IRY I'ATROXS
NOTICE
—- BANS I In
today. At the some timehe expressed
,the hope that the darkest period was
! Dams and that the next few months
lwouia .carry the industry into better
times. with more employment and a
larger and a. more stabilized market.
He nnmedraa throe great. causes
which have forced goods down and
brought about the present situation.
first. unsatisfacwfi rricea moaned
from crops which reduced the pur-
chasing power of the farmer. pound. .
unemployment. which has cut the pur—
chaaing pm: of millions of oonmm- ,
ers. and third. the imports of iordgn
goods. which on March first were 99»
(WNW) square yards for the previous
Icight months. "These are enormous
' factors. and n is difficult to say which
_ is the worse." he continued.
, .
“ an no costs
Continued from! Pace 05¢.
ent of the Connecticut company. and
was in .in intoxicated condition. “fil-
liums changed his plea on the advice
of his counsel.
\Villlams was arrested following an
accident that. took place in front of
the Central Trust company building in
which his machine sidcswiped a Ford
truck parked by the curb and which
was owned by Alex Lapin. of New
York city. An argument followed
which resulted in Williams being tak-
en into custody.
A civil action for $100 damages was
started ‘33; Lapin against W'illiams this
morning. Papers were solved by Con-
stable Edward J. Flaherty and the
others had positively testified that; he
this m; ”Millennium sort offices-ion. '
Preoenteddnthe grade W3 and inhalers. tow
,‘ in ._
or 1.500 conceslonn thus far grant-
red 'to Germans b7 thofsdvletraowern-
mean also the article; :1me pro...
grcsed beyond men-perm as the
Russians are unable or unwilling to
carry out the mm- they signed. Until
the Soviet synem is subjected to a.
thorough overhauling. and the provis.
tonal soviet- decide to obey'the count!
authority. Russia's commercial future
otters scant attraction for foreign,»
busineas. tbe'writer concludes.
He cites the Soviet} recent seizure
o1 furs destined for the Leipaiguuc-
anthems shipped under a Danish.
capsular senl. In another case, an
Amermn firm paid for a quantity or.
timber in Mom but. upon the hilly-
meat reaching Archangel the Amer-t.
eans faced another demand for pay—
mmt front. the localcommiacnr.
Who Plant-a
Tho-1M war for the dc,
m N m villa in to. D‘-
mathemmb‘andpma-qu
at! of “tar over thm. They“:
be well coated. email: the M
ThoMichelaig' 312350 at 73 iurns)»
ington street, to e attract ve re»
Pducflouo in all muomfil-
though pricel» at thh~ establishment
at no time we been filled
high because of various seduction- in
the cost of materials and paper this
saving is beingmnued along to the
public by this concern.
The high quality of the workman-
ship in the photographic line done
lore is well known and now that
good weather is here folks who have
been planning to have baby's picture
taken. or their own or the family
grgup may do so at a saving. Phone
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ESTABLISHED 1892
(use is sclmluled to come up beforethe
day of May.
RUSSIAN-GERMAN
TREATY HAS NO
SECRET CLAUSES
omic development remains doubtful.
despite the optimism in certain quar-
ters. says an article in the industrialist
organ Der Tag. which warns against
exaggerated hopes of big and certain
Nnrwnl'r‘. city court on the third Mom.
Quotation of local issues furnished.
Mapleé & Goldschmidt
85 Washington Street, So. Not-walk
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THE HUMAN
ELEMENT
. "1-..’r¢;-/'la'; .
. ’ Beginning May lst. Banner Home-
E 2'. made lirr-ml may lw obtained at the
’Y 55 stow or l-:. ll. )lorchouse. 35 Wall
ii street. Norwalk. also at Canevari's
k /= Fruit Flore. Fast Norwalk.
I“, ll . ,
gr 1*-
{v H Woman's Plaooi
h if “Women at hrvnkfnst," said Eric,
‘~ 3! “are. a contradiction in terms. They're
, out of name-like colors at a funeral.
I
V 9! Their ixevirnmn doors ought to be
5 .fi looked '22! 10 n. m.."—Fr0m “Way 0:
:0 6" lovelatinn.” by \Vilfrid Ewart.
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to - v
’3 Summer Months .1
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fig 9! .
ha ‘n-l. windows are left 55 ‘ .
{if} ; w. wnuldn't it. be a. 3,“
w W ,7 relief to know 3; 3
m . n‘ rml'min valuables ii i
‘ n‘
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i’wl: them in a 1303,
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them in our
\‘wmgv Vault. The cost .
small—Jigured by, . ,
week, month 01‘
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South Norwalk .
Savings Bank
i; affairs than by‘opelfing a
#‘strohg, reliable-bank.
The Value 'of a
g Account
~There is no more effective way of. introducing
system; economy and safety. into your financial.
Small as well as large «postmaster-Ino-
Nothing can take the
place of the Human
Element. No organiza-
tion can afford to be
cold, indifferent and re-
‘I’pellently professional.
, It is‘the .aim of this
‘ bank to give Personal
Attention taievery cue-
tm'andhave a Pen
sonar Interest in his
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will
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, X. Doyle. '01 this city,
bride of
: York.
_ the ceremony.
E m Attending her was Miss Con-
,etance Dooling, who wore blue can‘
' twecI'OOI-ueacted as out. mam
‘ Maxim tong-rte unknown.
' o’clock thin morning: at St. Mary‘s
T585 ‘ brideamaidr. was. ill» in Jennie
' m, ’ venue . Therwddingxook place
'ljfieaa‘uninvia located-1m. m— U. s.
m forceszat Compiling? Linnea. '
than belonging to I. Danish column,
was: of the leave: for it is the-ta L
A very pretty weddinttools place}
his morning at St. Joseph‘s Church
areight o'clock, when Miss Loretta
became the
Janice J. Lynch, of New
Rev. Dennis Hurley performed -
Thebrlde wore gray canton crepe
and hot ‘to match and wried pink
ton crepezwith hat to match and car-
named a Lynch..-me of the
,‘ Arm the ceremony the-happy cou
Gamma-rm
A pretty weddingteok place at 9
chum _h.wm Miss Angelina H. Patrisl
teammate bride oi Anthony Cal-lone.
y .: Thom . J. Finn performed the
new .. Both! parties live in Nor-
o and thevbest man was Pan-
sumo; The wedding was
“dd-reel? attended; '
t’
:3 “.mouncementmt the marriage
p1 Raymond Floyd W and Miss
porn-baeorguna Rule of Douglas,
Misrnladeab? Kr: Bellamin's
. Mm. F. M. Dim; of 16
‘M' 15111:. nonhuman. where Mr.
m’CEmZ'm'W‘aby the
Rev. J. N". Simonsom an Episcopal
clergyman also or Donglaa.
O
, Durand Mrs. PhilipxiCa‘allano en-
terWed a‘few friend- at their home
on Hamilton avenue. last evening in
observance, of their second wedding
anniversary. .
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Mrs. Gordon. ave. who is visiting
wan-mew». Vim and who
loathe“? tosretum here shortly,
has www.mm and relaitves
minerals from"mchmond.
‘ Dr; and Mrs.” G.‘ F.“B'0utwell, of
‘Crcsceat hm left tummy auto-
mobile for WWII Y..
when they Mil vizie’their son. Rev.
-A.- H. BoutwelL.
a—uu-
Joseph Hamel-nan. or. 55 Chapel
meet. attended mountain; of" the
Eastern Baseball League- at Nevrfleld
hutthmdidn’taocmtobeawcneth‘ng
I was tired 01‘ all
mm. were
not
1 and had trouble with
Idoall my own-wor nowexcept the
anddoitwlflieaae. Icanae-
cogfl' as mud: in a was it
w havetakeumea ’tzodo last
winternndltryigogetov onelknow
to take your medicine tab themup.
Youarewelcometousothislcuerasa
testimonial if you lief—Hrs. Cans.
13mm SpenccrAve,Buuell, N.Y.
walk, are spending a few days atiAt-
name City.
Organs tuned. repaired.
perience:
Washingzon street.
R We Pas-aim elm-la
‘ one met-day made an tomca-
don mm the cause of the tire which
destroyed the All-Saint‘s Church in
Silvormlne. The investigation dis-
closed that there were no suspicious
circumstances connected with the
‘ fire.
' Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Kantorvof Nor-
Elrs. Herman Quittner. of New
York City, was a visitor in town yes—
ierday.
r—Cnal. fresh mined. screened‘auto-
Initially. 83:11! and Gan: C... m
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—Pian0s tuned. repaired. regulated.
.Factory ex- ——
Cheney. 4 . —~All the newest colors in stockings ,
at Keeler’s Shoe Store.
:Add rcss D01!
4 :
Borne“, N. Y.—“I washbadhcalth. .
_ slammed-Wasps onsale arm-.95
AlEWoolJereeySmts . . ........ . $953-
SpamiroloCoats . .. $6.95; $12.95,.smz
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From the Best‘Musical Shows
“Mi—Sang of Love, “Blossom Time,” Marsh-Dam~ .
Serenade, "Blossom Time," Hunky-Orpheus Quartet
18803—81131: With’flusie, “Music Box Revue,”
Sweet Lady. “Tangerine,” Fax Trot, Whitman Orch.
18854—Ka.1u-a,: “Goodsnorning Dearie,” Brown-Shaw
Granny Your my; Hominy’shlammy. Yveue Rugal
.66032—Te11'fle:Daisy.“Blouom Time,” Reinald Wen-entail: ,
IBM-Wanna, Fox Trot, Club Royal Orch.
She Loves Re, “Perfect Foal,” Club Royal Orch.
Everyone who has seen these shows should
have these records in their collection. '
Hear Thiem at
A. J. COLLINS
70-72 North Main St.
In almost every neighborhood them.
”.me whoknow of the value c!
There Was Another
Good Thought
of
Sir Harry Lauder
and worth repeating.
This remark. made the day
he sailed, was
“NEXT TO THE VBIBLE
the
BANK 3001:
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wow. . ’s
GWEBATEST
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Get your copy of the Bank
Book issued by
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when you see the actual raugcx
This is true lint only from the
suitable
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V\i1il.‘ variety nf Style<
fur each particular need. but
from the many exclusive features
primeised by every A-B Gas
Range.
Roomy working: i n p .e a ll d
capaciuus ovens are important
features the housewife will give
instant approval. At. The same
time the compact designs save
space in the kitchen.
The patented A-B Glass'Oven
Door keeps the baking visible at
all stages and does away with
the necessity of opening the door,
thus avoiding waste of heat or
causing baking to fall. The
patented " construction prevents
door from crackingwi’rh heat.
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