~ r198 m
§.mggum'~o
rally can gyt‘nade
f- you must try a—
Constablc Raynor Vl'crme of the
Norwnlk'a Electric Company, was
placed under arrest this morning for
a violation of the traffic ordinance,
for having parkrd his automobile in
the restricted area. on North Main
street.
WANTED—~Flirnishcd room or small
apartment. with refined family.
Meals desirable but not necessary?
Please give full particulars and prior.
Address ll. 15.. (‘are Svntinvl.
T0 LET—5 room upzirtmont. with all
- modern improvements. heat turn!
ished. garage. 1-). L. Grct-nhi-rg, Scrib-
ner avenue. Phone. 1787.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
DISTRIP'l‘ ill" NUHVVAle'. SR. l‘lUi-
BA'l‘l‘J (‘Ul_'ll'l‘, .‘lill‘t‘ll 20, A. l).
1923.
Wherczts. writton application has
been made to this Court for the ml-
mission t9 I’rnhnto of a certain writ-
ten instrument ns and for lllt' will of
JOhn S. ii‘ilommmlii-u, lute of Non;
Walk, in will District. tll't‘t'il.t"¢‘¢l.
Ordered. That suiil ilppllt‘illinll ltC
heard and ll"it‘l"llllllt"l :it Hit: Probate
Office, in Nnrwnlk. on tho 137th day
of March, 1923, at 10 o'clock fore-
noon: and that public notiw- thvrvof
be given to [ill persons llllt‘rt'fllt‘d
therein by publishing this (vl‘tlt‘l‘ in 11
newspaper hm-inir n. circulation in
said District. at lvnst five. (lll)'S lwt‘orc
ltid day of twining.
HENRY \V.
LOSTu—A bunch of keys in case. on
Friday, between l’tllo’lt‘n thriutnr nud
Ilnnt’orii I'lfll‘t‘. l'lt’ilfl" rcturn to Sen-
tinel office.
(illl‘If‘ull‘iY.
Judge.
LUHT—thuiwn 'i‘clu-plioiu ni‘iit-v uni]
North lVitiin street, by way of
Franklin strctst. part of small gold
fountain Iwn. luwurd it rt-turnml to
0. M.. Cure of Huntini-l (iti’ive.
NOTICE.
Notice is hvrchy gin-n that tho fol-
lowing is :1. list persons 1111305506
benefits and damages resulting from
the designation of :1 building line on
tho easterly 11ml \Vi'Slt‘l‘lY of
Cove Avenue and the easterly 11nd
Westerly sides of Gregory B(|Ul(7\fll‘tlp
Third District. this Pity.
The, benefits and viiimaizvs err equal,
each being one dollar. for tlw follow-
his list of pi‘rsons r-sulting from the
designation of building lino on (Tove
Ave: Susan Young's. Suinucl .1.
art. Hyman Srhachzit, l'uuiine Schi-
merling. (‘hristizm ilohn. Inga 1i.
Hohn, Arthur Terrls, Advline M. Byx-
bcc. Carl A. Anderson. May ll. (iehvlie,
(if
sides
Stew—
Anna. Marie Silcox. John 1". (lrit‘fln.
Herbert \V’. (lorham. Lilliv ii. Gor-
ham. Frank \V. Slur-li-vunt. Cornelius
VenCovcrinc, Juliunu Sv-hi, limulue
Carr. 1.. 1‘21. llvnjamin. iiitst Norwulk
School District. Mary A. Keene, Lu-
ther 'VV. Vi'right, I’atrick Mockler.
John H. Light, Ii. J. Merritt, Ir.
J. Canevnri, Joseph 1‘}.
Marvin, Charles Staples, Albert J
Stumpf. Mary Adit Northrup. ('hurh
Wood. Snruh ll. llnymonil. Joseph 1
Meckcl. Juliana. Hehl. Louis Grcvii
berg, ()scur ii. Amundsen. li'l‘lll:
Tobey, Alvin G. Suyri», Mrs. Alvin (3
Sayre, Mary Jane Mulkin. w. w. Mill
kin. C. M. Super. Gertrude, llohunnon,
Lavoie.
Mnymc J. Mt-rwin. Protestant Episco— l -
pal Society of Christ Church.
llcnt‘ord. ,
The benefits and damages are equal,
each being one dollar, for the follow-
ing list of person: resulting from the
decimation of building line on Greg~
ory Boulevard: Frederick J. Hodges,
Estelle L. Shalvoy. Fannie Harris. 1".
E. Harris, II. F. Iliirrls. Frederick M.
Janet. Lottie \V. Janos. Edith A. Mair-
vin, Katherine I’. Munich. Etta. Cit-hr-
m. Andrew T. Buckingham. Mary
0. Dow. George Von llelmolt. Harold
5. Sperry. Ada. A. Brown. Clara. K.
Lawrence. Phoebe J. Dell, Isaac
Church. William S Terry. Anna. Rey-
nolde Minnie \Varm. Minnie M. Bell.
Hudson L. Ritch Augustus Hitch,
{Estelle J. Mockin. Minnie A. Mackin.
[fiayiveutor 1‘. Decker. Ellis 1{.Taylor,
Helen Belle Taylor Milton Elwood,
William Cartwright. Edward B. Smith,
'; J. Clarence Haw kins. Edgar W.
23".". Henry N. Taylor. Edward J.
Maori, DaVid N. Trounaon. John It.
;mm¢dieu. Mary F. L'Hommedieu.
cm W. R. E. Morgan. Nellie L.
um Mary T. Raymond. iJennie
W. S.
1,, mono, J. Walter Sayre. Edith B.'
m. JohnH. Miller, Frederick Hopp,
.55....” 3’0"- Cliu-ibcl Hendrick, George
9-! Kenneth. Minnie Frankowtiz.
. . 1). Bullet]. Leah Gompers,
Wagner. Emma. W. Wagner,
“L, Warm. Edmund Trounaon.
" . Hyde. Anna. May Hyde,
Estate. J. A. Lock-
1 Hex-bet. Anna. Herbst,
(301111.. March 21.
7, Dom
7 Cit! Clerk.
1
l
l
~ed season’s debutante. adding
lrvrr. Just to sho‘x‘v
Deaths and Roads.
Funeral of F. '1‘. Priestly
Funeral services for Francis‘ '1‘.
Priestly, a civil war veteran. who
died at the Soldier-5' Home in Newton
will be held tomorrow morning item
the home. The deceased was 87 year!
old a. member of Company B. lat
R. I. Light Battery. Burial will be in
Spring Grove cemetery.
Dwight C. Mom
The remains of Dwight C. Faran
11 civil war veteran who died at the
Soldiers Home in Noroton were taken
to New Britain this afternoon for
burial. The deceased was 78 year: old
and a member or Company H. 18th“
Connecticut Volunteers.
I‘m-era] of Mrs. Brady 0
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Brady will
he held tomorrow morning at 8:30
from her into home. 12 Cross St.. Nor—
walk. and at nine o'clock from St.
Mary's Church. Interment will be in
tht family plot. in the Catholic ceme-
tery. \Vestport.
svmxc Anmms'm‘ no A. M’.
TODAY mm I’REDICTEI)
Misc Spring (~11ch"? awaited by the
exponents of fashion and Easter
finery. makes her official debut
today at 10:00 a. m. The weatherman
inst night predicted higher temper—
:ttures and clear akics for the com-
ins; out party of tho anxiously await-
how-
lhzit the high-
ly temperamental Miss had lost none
of Hm vnprlriusness. for which she
is noted, rain could be expected late.
tonight or tomorrow. .
The storm which ravaged the on-
tiro country (hiring the past few days
butwund
«“4:
. .)\\‘
find which descended on thin notation
{ gating.
‘in all of its mills.
office of the Hanson Steamship comw
keeps your hens healthy
thing!
at are essential
BEST because it is made BEST. Contains nothing
y . “'8'"ch grains of highest quality. Excep-
@ gee/D5071'721317‘ cal
.."Z”F€to igl «Ya/“9.73am? Clean "l
lite Monday. driving down. the mer-
cury before it. lost much of it: sting
. ‘ '
The weekly monthly was held this
morning in the Auditorium. Principal
moo 'sonoon atoms
last night. and the bitingk gale which William 13 N0”! made g few im-
accompanied the storm, chilling to the
bone. had last: night lapsed into a.
gentle breeze.
'Whlte the March Lion's roar swept
the dust of the city's etr‘eetn into a.
twirling mass which cut into the
faces of pedestmine and caused much
rattling of windows and shutters. little
real damage was reported here as the
result of the storm.
The lowest point reached was 15 de-
grees recorded at. 7:00 a. m. The
highest 32. who recorded at: 3. 00 p. m.
Between this hour and eight o'cloek
that night. there was a drop of three.
MEEI‘S M'YS'I‘ERIOUS DEATH.
By Associated Press
DANBU RY March 21.—-—Walter K.
Ritch. ahatter 63 years old, returned
to his home in a dazed condition last
melting. a. few moments after leaving
for a. short w alk, and died this morn--
ing. An examination of the body dis-
closed a. fracture of the skull. How
the injury was received is a complete
mystery and the police are inventi-
W‘OOLEN WORKERS GET RAISE;
By Assooiatcd Press ,
LAWRENCE. Mar. 21L—The Amer-
ican Woolen company today announc-
or] a, 12 1-2 per cent. wage increase
r
\Vitliam L. Blascer of Seaside Place.
East Norwalk. has resigned hi1! posi-
tion as general manager of the local
puny. the resignation taking place on
Saturday last. Mr. Blasccr said today
that he was not ready to announce his
future plans. H. \‘l'. Brown has sue-
cecded him as general manager of the
local office.
iRTHMO'RE
SCRATCH
FEED
acfivemdvigmthree’
if you want More Eggs.
Nbecause doubly cleaned before
packing. Don i pay Scratch Feed
pnces or dirt. dust and inferior grains
mBUY WlRTl'lMORE.
When‘used in conismction with “firth-
Inore guuml‘kFMuh And "lle Wink.
more yit m oedingilzo'i give u
Assured [it'su‘lll—Jfl bettcrloo hug.
me! laying, more profitable fowl.
Write for Free copy at \Vutlunom Poul-
try Book. Columns and: hclpiul in-
. formation on how to make poultry un-
f imp-y
5T ALBANS GRAIN 63.
Monet-claim 5t. Albonhv t.
CHAS. M. COX C0.
Wholesale Distributor!
Boston- In“.
,I/ ’1 .7
.1 .41 (1* 412.3 1'7"
.441
NORWALK
ARMORY
ALL
THIS WEEK
Mcr— l '
ritt. H. n. Merritt, Louis Abram. Louis ; "
J. w. i
Worth, Arthur Waidron. Joseph:
BATTERY “C”
FASHION
EXPOSlT ION
Tonight
GOVERNOR’S NIGHT " '
WITH SPECIAL AUGMENTED PROGRAM
KAVANAUGH
CAPRICE
Vaudeville’s Greatest Dancing Team
Late Stars Pat Roney’s "Rings of Smoke”
ASSISTED BY
‘ SISTERS
& EVEEETT
Mu'4
.1.
w:
" MISS LILLIAN BRADLEY
mm DONA —— WlN'l‘ER GARDEN STAB.
wear. I. A"
t
50c, . .
Admits {You to
"MISS FRITZIE LEYTON
, The Syncopcted Maid
Living Models Displaying Several New
Changes Tonight
" Mar“.
1 ,
.r-rs-
‘N not“.
TOMORROWHNIGET f
-‘ Dancing
(brim '
3“
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‘A‘ it ‘x w...
s. tie-“Ki ‘\‘. d
Dortant announcements before the
assembly commenced. Mr. Noyes said
that from now on,
be installed at the lunch counter. and
that the students will pay for their
food as they get it, and not pass to
the end of the line.
being made. as some of the students
have been avoiding'the responsibility
of paying for their food.
Noyes also announced that the me-
chanical
and would be given to any student
Wishing to take them. on next Monday
afternoon, at 1: 45. in Room 19. Ladue
ghlpple was chairman of the assem-
Y.
The Program follows: . 7
' Song—Osaka Mio, by Student Body.
Reading of Student Council Declar-
Thia change is
Principal
aptitude tests had arrived,
e
WEAR COTHAM “GOLD STRIPE” HOSIERY
NURWALK S BUS:
a new system will "
_ -
ation' byMin W35 .. they;
mu Elsie Know. 3115.1“?! Kn-
'bovic and Paul Lynch then spoke on
conditions 1}! RM
soon! NOBWALK‘ mower
‘ , CHURCH NOTES.
The Ladies’ Aid Society met. in
good number: this afternoon at the
parsonage. and is continuing the work
for the Easter sale to be held next
wept. The society has been working
on fancy goods suitable for Easter
presents or personal purchases, and
plans to have a. food sale in connec-
tion with this fancy goods sale. It
will be held on Thursday of next
week, the place to be later announced.
Tonight the Official Board meets
also at. the parsonage. The Bene-
volence Committee, following the
Board meeting. will take up the work
for the new year.
lEST
WEI: OBSERVE POPPY DAY
The Frank C. Godfrey Post. No.12,
American Legion, held their regular
meeting last evening at their meeting
place in Odd Fellows’ hail, South
'Norwalk.
Plans were gone over for the boxing
shdw of the Post which will be field
on April 10 at the Armory. A report
was also had from the Poppy Day
committee. It has been arranged to
hold a. joint “Poppy Day" with the
Mulvoy-Tarlov Post. No. 603. Veterans
of Foreign W'ars, on May 26. Jaml‘s
Kelley, vice commander of the local
post of the V. F. W., has been chosen
as chairman of the joint committee.
After the meeting a luncheon was
Served by the Auxiliary of the Post.
The Post orchestra rendered sever? l
selections, which were well received by
those present.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
THURSIJAY SPECIALS
On Sale at These Prices All Day Tomorrow.
MEN’S ALL LINEN ml-
STITCHED HANDKEIICHIEFS
50c quality. . . . .0. . . . 35¢
“’OMEN’S HAND BAGS
In velvet and leather; fully fit-
ted; 83.00 value. $1.95
at. .
CHILDRES‘S SILK AND
LEATHER I'URSES
50c quality. . . . . . . . . . 39¢
CHAMOISl-YI'IE GLOVES
\Vashable (2 clasp or strap
wrist). 81.25 and 81.50 value.
All colors and sizes. 894%
at. ................
“(11111113319 SHAVING SOAP
.o..-..-...
54 men ALL WOOL COATING
Regular 83 49 value. $ 1.98
Yard .....
M-INCH ALL WOOL PLAID
SKIBTING
Regular 83.49 value $2.49
Yard . . .
PLAID ShIR’ TIN G
81.25 value. 49c
Special—yard . .....
POI’LINS
19c.
TUBULAR JERSEY CLOTH.
82.98 value. . . $ 1 .95
Yard..
CRETONNE
n...-u
27-ISCII COTTON
Yard ....... . . .
8c/Iizc. All new designs.
31¢th 3C 36 inches wide. Yd. 35C
“'RITING PAPER PLAIN COLOR RAG HUGS
Box of 24 sheets Paper, 24 Size 27x54.
cards and 48 Envelopes: 75c
value 35 c
at. . . . . .
MAVIS TADOCM POW'DER
250 she..............
DR. LYON’S TOOTH I‘O‘V‘DER
25c value ............ 19¢
FINE TABLE DAMASK
Full bleached stripe and figur-
ed designs: 75c qual-
ity. Yard 48C
100 DOZEN IIEDDIED TABLE
NAPKI‘SS
Fine quality. 18 inch; 82.50
”m $1 .50
Dozen.........
QUALITY
1.000 YARDS FINE
PEBCALES
Soft finish. 29c value.
Yard.............21c
500 YDS. BELFAST SUITING
Looks and launder: like linen:
29c value. 18c
Yard..............
20 DOZES "HARVARD" UN-
BLL‘ACHED BED SHEETS
Full size. 81x90: $
81.59 value. . . . l .29
“'OMEN’S ATHLETIC UNION
SUITS
Checked dimity or batiste; flesh
““ $1 on $1.50
white .
.- ‘\‘\_‘.\-\‘- -\- -\‘\‘\‘\-\-\‘\-
3 -,-z”‘W.-v .muru."m -;',~
—5- NOTICE + A ;
The Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company has vacancies in
19o
$1.79
sasu CURTAINS
“l»$f.".°‘............ 25c
ccn'rms SCRIM
Lace borders. . 17c
Yard.............
NEW PERFECTION on.
HEATERS
$5.75
LARGE SIZE LIQUID VENEER
6°§plfi$‘.".......... 45c
\"E‘l‘ \"ASII SPLINT BASKET
”5.31.? .‘.‘."i".’.... $1.69
GLADIATOR CARPET
SW’EEPER
Regular 82.98 ._ $2.79
Special .........
Zinc tank.
Special. . .
value.........
“’IIITE ENAMEL BREAD
BOXES
Roll top;8 81 25
$1.15
\VOMEN'S AND RIISSFS’ bILK
value..........
CHILDREN is MERCianiznn --_
LISL-E STOCKINGS '
Derby ribbed, black. white or ,
cordovan. 5' 5
Pair ...... . ..... 45c '..;:
“'OMEX’S svnrxo coins
....... $14.98 T
VE‘V SX’RIVG mm m‘aTs : ‘
”2:? °Tf‘.“.‘.’: $.15. 98 .
\VOMEX‘S POI’LIN imi-‘ssr‘s '1'
":€;§ZT.?T‘L‘..°.“.‘. $12.98
[30"1‘2. l‘SX\’l~ZI.()I'E (‘IIHNHSE J7:
Flesh and white. bodice top.
Built up shoulder.
Sizes 36 to 44 ...... 95C
ALL “'OOL TI'XEIX)
S\\’E.-\Tl-ZRS 1. .»
Navy, buff and $2 98 '3';
e '3"
brown. Special
CREPE KIMONAS
In flowered dosirns and plain
colors. $ 1 .98 up
Special. .
(LB CORSI-Z’l‘ts‘
Low and medium bust;
long '1ip. l- lcsh only.
nfi
Sizes 21 to ..
extra.
95c
PINK SATIN B ANDY-T \l’
v .-...i.,~ 'F-I‘. ‘. ‘ ~
.4. “Jyhr‘ li’d’é-f'r‘ .
. was
tr
:
' a 4%.”:3'C" . -‘_.'
Open back only. Sins ii.
42.
Special ......... $1.00
III’CK TO\\'l-‘.IS
For cniliroidcring:
I.
.2-‘
39¢
590 value ..........
I‘AlSLI-IY BELTS
Regular 2'5: value. 5
at ................ 9C
FANCY DRl-‘SS BI'CKIJTS‘
Egyptian and Paisley (ivsicns.
93c value,
at ................ 49C
BONNIE B rum NETS
All colors; 15c values; single
meSh' 3 for 25¢
AND LISLE SPORT BOSE
Fancy mixtures. 98¢
Pair. . . . .
500 YDS. CRASH TOIVELING
Colette--
Bleached or unbleached: very
absorbent: 20c
value. Yard..... lzi/ZC
which the following classes of help can be used :
MEN
DIE MAKERS
ALL AROUND MACHINISTS
~ MOULDERS
INSPECTORS
MACHINE HANDS .
STOCK CLERKS .
POLISHERS
LABORERS
BOYS
for FOUNDRY
‘ YARD
GENERAL WORK
MACHINE HANDS 7 ‘
A'PPRENTICES
BENCH HANDS
This' is an opportumty for Boys
who desire to learn
1,. a t;- r- 1.1-1. (‘1' 1.1.1.1:
\‘ \‘ ‘\"\‘\‘Z\‘\‘\"'\‘\‘\‘\‘\
(Light Assembly) 5
Special .....
Ll'NClIEO
\Vltitc and colors.
Reg. $1.25 value
.V SETS
$1.00
UXGERI E “RAID
9c
\Vhite. pink. blue.
Regular 15c Vvaluc. . . .
$17-33
Eli
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 21,1921
RESOLUTION or $11 or: \5
. COUNCIL or niou 5cm.
——._..
The Student Council of .1
High school. held an im;
ing, Tuesday ultimo!»
'lhe committee of Your .5
the Council. to look into"
ence at the Pa. au '1‘ 1.5...
made their report, and 51'
cd. In this morni: iz's 411-5.
High school, it “(lb r
dents by Miss M vrv
ent member of ti?»
AC Nrn‘.
yr r1; 1
"UV-Si
Eilil'lL t
CU ~4- ch 1:24: “:a
follows:
Whereas, the simiants .—.: \-
High school huh.- l.~,-:zi 5".“
cized by the heirs, " 2'
public becaus:
studentswhose acts how; in. ~
chtlit on ll“: “1: r. r 53 gr}! £50:
whereas ai’ur Hum-52,. .- ..
by the Student Council it' ‘i- a
to find dLllflllO proof of ..-
these charges t .iilf.’ or
Resolxed, that IE:
keenly
fro? s ll'k “1,55...
been brought upon at.
wishes to go I: no: rd
disapproving such
brought the school into
pledges its assistance: in
such an occurcnco in the
prr—
n... 5‘6
When You “him On
‘ CRANE’S
“Linen Lawu. ” “Early Purl
tan, ” ‘ ‘Raveledge Vellum,”
‘ ‘Argentone"
Your P‘rii‘n-lq Pug l “Cried
Tasit l‘5c m eon 1}: Lines.
if"? llle
'llie quzi'jitv of titw r-
$"11w (,f 711.».
size anti m.
sheet, the Sill: rt t- 2 me 55.
velupr all reflect min: innwl.
C(lL’P (Pl ulnar is ('xrrec‘. A
lo‘teh
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OUT 11"'\" Spl‘ili" e‘ imr‘”.._nt of
many other (ray . o ”.3. ‘-lls.
FAST! :1! (i R EFT] KG (".lliDS
T 11:.
HAMILTON
SHOP
49 Wall Street
llntizx‘ touring ............. 53'"
ford tuuring, lfllR ......... $135
()u‘riztml touring. "
lliiil~on M‘tlall . . . . . . . . . . .
Oakland lam-inc. 11919 ......
(‘lix-\ruli- touring. \uutvr top. $173
fluid“ 4 N‘ililll. 192.2 ........ 8900
“ml ‘5‘llr'ln. 192] ............ L' )0
‘Hillflu’ilu‘l' 7 p41“. touring: . . $230
Huxn‘vll rnmi~tvr ..... Si't'l
Shufclt Brothers
hi i: \X1‘ 6. \T\ll lll‘JU‘RS
21-: \‘Izbldnaimi Stnw-i
iimt Mirnalk —- l’hnni- 3075
MILL OUTLET
STORE
DON‘T (3011:“ 131' MORE
“11.1) CHERRY ("NC-ll SYRUP
A 25c Bottle \\'ill fortify You.
' H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
8 No. Main St. 50. Nerwahk CL
SPRING TONICS
“'0 have a very mmploio line
of reliable Ionics—3:151 right for
building you 11P-
Bovi Pharmacy
JADIES PARKER, Mgr.
Licensed Pharmacist
52 So. Main 81:. So. Norwalk
triadic“ - -.
a trade.
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