* wood. has purchased a
"IPt from the local agent“
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Elli NEWS
Don' t forget to go in and hear the.
r new Victor special releases at Donnel-
‘flfl. . min. i a
; Charles Buck, of Westport. has
purchased a "490" Chevrolet sedan
.i-from the local agent. “2 R. Austin.
of Austin's Garage. This is Mr.
Buck's second Chevrolet.
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Brien's.
Smith. of Flax Hill
Mrs. Franklin
"#90" Chev-
W. R
AuItln. of Austin‘s Garage. w This is
“the second Chexrolet Mrs. Smith has
gpurchstsed.
A. J. Collins Company can assist
' you to make your homcfiis cozy and
comfortable as modern furniture will
allow. You will find all kinds of de-
pendal-lt- furniture and at extremely
low prices ~—-See adi.
who you know that. you can buy a
\ heavy silk stockings full fashioned. re-
‘ gular at $1.85—Keeler's.
”Lnolit-s‘ Night" will llt" hnltl‘Nlml-
‘ day night by the Norwnlk Lodge. No.
709. 1*. l'. O. 132.. at the Elks' home
t In South ‘Main street. The Elks are
planning to mnkc this afl‘nir one of
the most successful of the season.
. 'l‘wo Norwalk cases are to come he-
tow Judge New-HI Jennings. in the
Bhort Calendar session of the Superi-
or Court. todu}. on the hearing on
uncontested divorces. one being the
action or Mrs. Anna M. inrrauri. rep-
resented by Attorney Joseph J. Lin):-
Weller. The other is the suit of \Vil-
lard S. Conlon. represented by Attor-
John J. Cuneo,~ugainst Lillian
M. Cordon.
~Clcan Egg. Store and nut coal.
Burris and Gans Co. Tel. 721
"Open hmtsv” will he held tonight
as the Girl's and VVomnn‘s club in
Wall street. The B. A. Chapter will
r-ntertnin. Thorn will lw- cards and
dancing. The affair opens at 7:30
o’clock.
Monohan's Pine Tar
4' Moth Sheets
10c Sheet—$1.00 Doz
'STILLSON POWELL Corp.
E.
South Nor-walk
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j WIFE'AGREED
3 Q: When wages were
a lowered he said, “We
3' u want to live just as
u well as we did before.”
Hiswife said, “We’re
going: to keepon saving .
a tenth of our income.” j
’ They bothhuninew
ways to economize and . . .
yet live just. aswell.
Their savings ac~
"count didn’t miss a..$
deposit.
_: Hng- owners Vacation from his unne-
' to attend the services.
cent. Sum which were lent to the
the mmwaconfiumwu .
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‘f‘w‘mmir ammo. 11.13. at s.
A" met as usual last evening. 09c w 33.59493129‘ ,
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. A moofingwt incur-editors of o:
Enron-R. W Wanted ban
ruin oxi‘lra‘y 13th. will be held at'
office or Referee John Keogh. :on.
3! morning mm at .10
o'clock (S. ‘1‘.) Monroe the
Sergeant J .»Hs.rry Gibson io- My-
al: police headquarters.
--Nattetord's Home diode Candles
on sale at Dolmolly’ s.
m
At the Grace Parish Hall last night.
a delightful supper. which was large-.
ly attended. «was served. Following
the supper. there was dmclng.
«Inna—d...—
. flanker Caldron. No. 16, Daughters
of Monlnannm will'hold' a drill ‘on
Monday evening. for the lifetime"
only. at Hoyt's Theatre hall. Wilming-
ton street.
than an opportunity to pmve’th‘et
the firm of Tommy «K‘fi' Comet-y
against Elmer Petunuot “Folly:
case is returnable to “the ‘June term 0
the court of common pleas. and— it
tuchrnent of land to the extent. 093159
was made by Deputy morn: Edi
B. Doul ans.
Douglas Fowler Women's Relic! 4a: m m“"
Corps No. 15. will hold‘ its wegular on “ammo: mm
meeting this evening at 8 o'clock. Ali‘m tilt“ ’ 9““-
members are asked to attend as busl- m appear": in The sen-
nes‘s or importance is to be transacted rflnipn] 2‘; 132;): 16th. it 8was said 5th:
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There will be a special meeting of Dominica Vetromlle proprieto
one Well Lodge. No. 108. F. & A. M.
this evening. May 26th. at 7: 30 o’clock
when the M. M. degree will be work-
ed. All members are asked to be sure
and attend.
~Keeler's are-selling a. bountiful
silk and Hole stockingxfor ~file.
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9..
Sauntuck Italian Republican filth.
This was an error“! Flint Crihri.
of Sousatuck. has been cholrrnu'l’ of
the club for she past 4 or ‘5 years.
and has been one of the ardent work-
ers there. Mr. Vetromile has also
—F‘m real painless extraction so . been an ardent Repubilam worker as
to Dr Deitz. 47 South Main street. well. .
tom. also pen «3th Horrh I
Gon- Co., Tel. 721.
"Doc." Byxbee. manager of the
Benedict News Company. today was
exhibiting an interesting collection of!
Confederate money which had come held on 3‘1“? 11 ‘4 Lady Palmerton
into his possession.
dated about 1861.
last night at a meeting of Lucy
Washington Lodge. No. 21. Shepherd
-—-—Straw hats. O‘MBriens of Bethlehem. A Joint.
nfitmws and panamus cleaned at from Lady Palmerton Lodge and Lady:
O'Brien' 8. Jennings Lodge were also present-.1:
Finn! arrangements for the services
mommi- mm than I
newngofthocréditonond" WIKIV? '
claiming an unpaid bill of 8850. irks, . ;
t 5‘ '
the Mirimar Inn. was chair-mun ovum . '
Plans for a. memorial service to be:
The menu was loose quarters in Westport were made?
committee$l
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Min- News
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; wan: All Star‘ooldwyn (Cast in}.
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For. Magazine T
Tuesday
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A report was made- to the police last will be held at a committee meeting
night or an automobile mashing n to be held Friday. June 3.. First nom-
light at an excavation in the roadhed "38““! Of officers 8150 MR place at
on West avenue near St. Mary's "39 meeting.
church. The lantern was replaced byl .flxeexer-s save
Patrolman Adams.
you money.
Sundav ”H. nqth is to bc omnedlmenlng in St. Joseph's Parochial
ns “Go to Church Um" at the Advent ,School Hall Henry street. A 0“” 0‘
(‘liristlnn church. llz'ir\r_\ and \vanl4lltcandldates took "'9 second degree
Zandt streets. A cordial invitation its:and a “'3“ number took the first A
extended to all members and friends 50‘3““ session followed the meeting
even ihoughi Th'o meeting was held at the that)!
they 41re not members or the church hall because at "”3 “‘9 of the CM
or cvcn regular attendants. The topic and "9““39 «the council chamber at
or ill? morning sermon will he “Win ‘ "‘9 Knight's home was “0‘ large
00 to Church?" and the poster will he ‘ enough to accomodnte them '
llt‘dat‘l to re t . ll ho attend.’
' ‘ g ‘ ‘ “ POPPY nnvmonnow
rechnrged.
Ave.
f—Stornsre Batteries
.aron Kohn. 9 Railroad mm C Godfrey Font W" m
mammd
Mrs. Nellie (lemmrio. has started
notion for divorce against Arthur
lemma-lo. or this city. through her‘
counsel. Attorney Joseph J. Linxwel-
lnr. nlleuing intolerable cruelty. The
couple were married in Port Chester.
N. Y.. on September 21st. 1920. and,
the plaintiff wants a divorce and a
chance ol name to \Vnterbury. her
maiden name. The case is returnable
to the Junt- term of the Superior
court and service in the case was
made yest-irday. ’
Tomorrow is "Poppv Day. " Brought
to mind by the night of the poppxu
that flower which is'today symbolic of
the “’orld War. will be memories or
the boys who ”went west" during the
world war.
The Frank C. Godfrey Post. No. 12.
fAm-rican Lesion. is to plan-won ,solc
inoppics tor the city. In fact. lhou~
isunvis have been disposed of as many
lot the handsomely decorated windows
[in holh the tlrst and second districts
:will show.
The sale in the second district will
be under the direction -o't'"?\lrs. Lois
\Vcrrne and-.Misukatliloenwln'nch. The
first: district will'bc dn charge of Mrs.
Margaret Lyman. Downtown the
——Most likely Keeler's can match
that sport costume with hosiery.
i hearing in the Common Plen-
court at New Haven is to he held
this afternoon at 2 o'clock. in the hcadquartcrs‘ for PW?" ‘dlstrihution
cage 0 I A‘lelman, represented by will be at the. Romaine E ectric shop
on. North Main street. while uptown.
through the courtesy of Rog-era &
Stevens, the vacant.» store at “(all and
Commerce streets Neill be used
Sachs & Sachs of New anen. against
Adam Glrihouski. or this city. repre~
sented by Attorney J. J. Linxweiier.
.________ A clogs or candidates were given the :
”Fun line '0, Auto Accessories first. and second degrees at the meet-
mn Kohn. king of South Not-Valli Council. No.
_____ l 1253 Knights ot‘ Golumbus. held last
Numerous Legal Actions.
Rotor-noble to Conrtn'n June
(Continued from First Page)
9 Claiming that the defendant'fulled
to pay a 32.000 note given nine. years
ego. Samuel Z- Chescho today brought
«suit tor-damages of 84.500 against
Wesley G. ‘Wood. The drimugcs in—
clude. interest on the note. Thiscuse
is returnable to the June term of1’he
superior court.
Foreclosure of a mechanic‘s lien
was. started, today by ‘Wiliium ll.
,Rlchards.’ Norwalk carpenter. against:
blames Jam-Julmrm doaepb
A. Gray. The plaintiff claims that
Grew ordered certain work done on
the Keenasblock in'Commcrcc street.
where Attorney Gray formerly con-
ducted a battling works. and that the
work was not paid for. The casein
returnable to the June term of the
Court of Common Fleas.
Four suits for damage. all growing
out or on automobile acct-dent at llel-
den avenue and Riverside avenue.
were sun-ted today against the Colum-
l-in. Taxi compnnv of \‘orwalk. All of
the (“85v 3 are rt-l' unable to the Court
:0! Con- molt Pleas during the June
3 term.
Charles l-erico. ol‘ NGIW‘le. claims
313‘" damage-s *0 his automobile
which figured in the collision. His
wifc. Rose lirrtco. claims $1.500 dam-
ages for personal injuries which re-
sulted lrom the incident. She claims
that her teeth were knocked out and
her lips rut.
Gwen, Holmes. :1 pnmnger in the
Errico car. claim-s 32"“ for personal
injuries alleging that she suffered in-
juries to the right knee: and Esther
Holme.=. another passenger "In - the
car. claims-35W» dorms-gas for
juries to- the‘lem knee and‘nervotu
shock. ‘ '-
Thc hinting is on demurrer filed by
the defendent. The action started
over the alleged purchase of mater-
inlet and accessories in the baking
business on a conditional bill of sale.
L“.
”Banner Bakery goods are best.
5 Monroe street Tel 367.
"The Sense
A.'l'hird Benson vGiunlBy .itho' Judge
headquarters. About fifty members or.
the Ladies' Auxiliary will - sell" th __
poppies on the’street and every one .
urged to purchase a. flower inmexaory
of those who made the supremer‘suc-
rifice‘ in “F‘lunders‘s Field. where the.
‘ poppies grow."
Mnlnflmmn .
“I wanted the Settling b£ my stairs on a strictly business ' g
basis, and under the management of men whose business it. is r 3
to do such work and whosessole object? Is to coiliply with the 7 IF
provisions oflmy will,- ammo by neither attention. prejudice, i
nor hope of personal gain. ‘ . _ < ,;
“Insured a trust‘eompan'y as executor and trustee orally
will, because I wanted the peace of mind—the
SENSE ' ”of; sncsnm _
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surely will be faithfullyrand‘eficiently carried out.
‘itthat comes with knowing thatthe‘proyisions ‘of oneis‘ will
;n»-is nfijT
That if you Fave and’ de-
posit just FIVE DOL« .
LARS ($5.00) a week for:—
‘tmentywears: and than in;
" rest the "mney out 5%
:Lthatlyou can: draw $6.00
‘éé.aaw'-‘wéck «frame-your money
‘7 ‘for‘tthe mt of your life
and never: have to touch
l the principal_ .
g .' Did you ever think _ j
ofthaht '
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- " W1) SPORTS
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minor the Guard—James Wu.
P m ~ ~ .. 'W‘M.
two: pmmwem {m . {hologram-Rev. J. Benton Werner
monorail reports and mgnmrwo Ceremonies: H. M Buz—
gran gm. ,. matriarch: Winn. J. Moore, Chief
ml Ce
. ..... Veiled One
.. Gmndmmamoerlan .. Arthur Brown
BWy . .. .. Nehemiah Candee
in; prices of stocks and holds.
beaten by m Cor-notations
Emu.
Grand Marshal of
CPT‘ 11 e ‘
We .‘ ....... Robert Walsh
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mam ., ’ .
‘ 7'36 9. in. --——"History of Playing a» I «
' "Bamroie. ‘Wenlflenne. " owns! 3.
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I ' 8: no p. m. ——"A book Into the Future."
1
3nd Games with Same." by R.
«1:39.3wms-4‘The mar-or .3 . '
-?Gon'dlfions," by . the ‘~l(agazlne *0
Wu.“ Street. ‘ .
7: 55 p. M'tMuflngMduoy,
by. Berth’o‘BI-ahnr’d. :
s. 00 to 10315: p. «mu—Genurt by the; -
k‘uoyer Davis" ‘fielleflooszmd‘. ‘
4.. lor Saturday
'Bake Advantage of These Timely Household
Needs at Reduced Prices
Rh'h‘k‘uniil? ll S I ‘ N'_
Ch: in: _ .. "Landing
Chemo: H """" Gog .J‘ 1
Malamgl: ’5 ‘ " Walter-:23.
\‘U 1111'. I ‘ . """ Erna“ with j .
Marta u- m. £1.01; - -. M ”Q
12mm to _ _ ”5-. Beth “it:
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Hotel 0mm of ‘rPhiMflm IL},
Micklin. solo violin: "
Genuine Universal Vacuum
mmm Saturday
:38“ $1.00
Mom. 18 in. High.
mos Inches. Satmday
umGhuTowolMpWith
MMandScrews.
”mm Saturday
cello: Andrew 2mm; It“: “first
acfiih-piano. Program: ‘1.‘=£;vemré.
"'ll‘lngal' 8’ Gave. ". Hondelmimr 3.
Value Lento. "Rose Momwfinm
'3.‘ Roman» Anda'lelue. Wall'-
wflstrovfrflo. 22;”!!uhm't8n: Sim-C
tron, ‘Thé Fortune Mar. "mm .
" Gs Suite. '3A 40817215 Venice. mm '
,“mwn. “mama: 'vsoomq
.mo Song. ‘GGOQ Night"; 7 may- i
memo 1mm (unrest-to in D Mailer. "
aislom‘lmlue Hellman alluvial-by W
Thur. Sum: 8. "I know a mom . , ' 796
den." D’Hfl'fim; “Because" ’3 9. 3: ” _
Fantasia. ‘Samson et «Downtown:- : 3M 31'“ Washboards.
suns. ... Largc‘SiSBJSatm-day
Special..............79c
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“Perfect-ion Wick N0 21in:
Perfection or Puritans.“
Stoves W25;
\\
0-Cedar Oil Mops The
D o l l a. r Size My
Special. .fic
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Pyrex Cake Plates. 7568222.
Saturday Special 59c
W
“Red Top Malt and Hops
Saturday Special 75c a
Can With Hops.
_ Dexter 8. Kimball, GMeEofll- ‘
«or “Engineering. W! University. l
Ithaca. N. Y.. and. president the;
American Society of Mechanical.
“' Engineers. “From “Pittsburgh Po
Studio. _
9: 00 p. rum-Classical vocal selections ‘
by Miss Clara Huhn. sopra‘no ot the
shadsslde Presbyterian Church.
All sizes of black
Rubber Hose.
screen «wire. “Window Screens.
Boers; Lawnmowers, Wheelbarrow and
and pearl galvanized
and Screen
Pittsburgh. assisted b)? the Century
Mule Quartet from the - Pittsburgh
Chamber of- Commerce; Robertson,
Tilton. first tenor: Roy Straser. .
second tenor: Russéll‘H. Kirk. burly;
tone: James Croft. bass; Earl Mit—
chell. accompanist. ' Violin seleCr
Hons by Nathan Weinberg. ..
Station W61. Mallard Etude. Mass.
(AmntL) 2“:
8. 00 p.711 “J‘llussln’s Tragedv." Capt. g
Paxton Ribbon. American Commit— *
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125‘Washingaton St.
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field irothers
Phone 340
--~---'-v»~~«-~ ,. Jar/arm
HOUSEFURNISHINGS
Free Delivery
tee for Relief or Bus-tun Children.
8:15 p. m.—-Newtonville Methodist-
Eplscopal Church quartet. Clara
Sexton Crowley soprano; Jeanette
Hull. contmlto: Frederick “J. _
lug. tenor: Ralph H. Somers. bussf‘
violin obligato. John 'W. Crowley:
piano accompanist. Josephine’G.l
Collier. Selections—“Come to» Our ‘
Hearts" (Manor). final-tel: ‘vnngcls
Serenade" (Brush); lib-s Crowley. _
uccompnnietl by Mr. Crowley: “Car-
" menu" (Wilson). quartet: duet.
“Starry Night" (Densmore). Mr. -
“Willing and 'Mr. Somers; “\Vatch-
man Tell us of the Night" (Shelly).
quartet “Ave “Maria" (Gounod).
Mrs. Crowley. with violin obligate:
"Beautiful Night." Baronrolle" from
(Jacques Ot-
e 3qu
“Tales of Hoffman" “J!”
fenbucli). 1 .I *
8H5 p. nix-«Mitchell S. Selib. tenor and
soloist accompanied at the Piano by an
Helena Selib Selections—“April
Showers" (Silvers). "Eli-Eli" (lag:
ler).“"30mewhere .1 Voigeis Calling'u
(Tate) and "Mine" (solman).
four
I.
:Will Fit Allv .
Wmdowéhnmediateiy
The Bilf‘ils 3‘ .:‘ 7“» 3“ "1 l
metal sz-rccn.
is so i.filli.\‘l!'73i""':
pxra YRlltil
X't‘l ticnlly
ploctro-gnh'u
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to si’x
8Wr‘WBZ:Wd imper‘cims in ' ' 7' — ‘
{‘M’mfllouse.) «v '1‘” fl? .31" 5', . gt :1:
7:30 p.vm.-,~Baseball Scores. Isncle. raiee ‘Thz‘ \"m' ”K .
\Vlg‘gilv Bedtime Story. 7 ‘1 m N Y‘ :. ‘ E . ‘ 1:?
?:45 p. mJ—‘Eootal Service.” J. H. Ml‘hl‘l lvl . M ‘ 4"”
129-39011. superintendent . 0f mails.‘ \‘g’lnda‘V allay” ' l ‘ . . x ._ ~
“New England Road «Conditions for.» {Teen pom-fully . . ,_ . 5
Tourists." by Helen I. Fitzpatrick S
of the Automobile Legal Associations.
7:30; p. m.—’-Bq~seball' scores. Bedtime%
Story.
7:45 p. r refiners-loving 'Mommunlt .7;
‘
MEMORY
égesvine Furniture Co.
_ .EXOL‘USIVE AGENTS
Mono isotoréd - up
human efiort. It' 15 con-
commuted labor. «It is
distilled =i:.energy. ' Th e '
money Myron :have an?
a savings account
Decoration Day
Footwar Season.
Combinations $2. 35 to $5. 95.
GE :BGOTERY
Muss: mom BUILDING
DECORATION 15.1le «FOOTWEAR
Footwear Means the
ComeinandTrycnaPa.i 011‘1“>"’71‘ ~
Fitting Shoes. Reignskin or Buck Pumps cr Ox. ord<.
Opezllllz
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