Gin-test (howdy Treat. Also “Broken
. Quins" the 380,000 Print: Story. Also
‘ to New York city where
‘ M‘gwm‘ - sup—y”-
1 cm AND mm..."
3 NOTES .
The case of Edward L. Owens of
East Wall street charged with peeing
a. fraudulent check for .845. was con-
tinued in theuptown court this morn-
ing for one week.
, George J. Diefenbsch is s vidtor in
'2'" York city on business today.
. O O O
i L—run line or auto aces-cries.
,lu‘on Kuhn.
l
' A. homo of Stamford was a visitor
in Norwalk last evening.
0 O 0
Herbert E. Winchester is spend-
inl his Easter vsction with his par-
ents on Gibson Court.
0 O 0
My Evening. The nislto. “The
" Charles Chaplin‘s latest and
Hurley and Tuesday.
0 O 0
Hr. and Mrs. Ray Curtis have gone
they have.
taken up duties with the Ringling
Bros. Circus there.
0 O U
The Norwnlk Tire and Rubber com-
pany was closed yesterday and‘ today
for Good Friday and the Easter i-e-
Ce.»
0 O 0
——To have that parlor suit uphol-
stered. call up Bergstrom Shop. now I.
0. O. I". bids.
0 e 0
Henry D. Cornell. a painter. of i
Commerce street. reported to tho.
police yesterday that a tummy foot
ladder he owned had her-n stolen dur—
ing the previous night.
0 O O
A business meeting of the Christian
Industrial League or the South Nor-
Milt M. E. church "I held last cvc-
hing at the church tlnre being a
good attendance.
0 O
-'I'he Rialto: Charles Chaplin; “The
" Sunday Euminx. Keep
Those four things in your Memory.
and don't Miss seeing "Broken
(,‘hains" as well.
0 O O
The downtown police received a
complaint last evening that a crowd or
boys were causing u. disturbance on
Taylor avenue. Officer Guinor investi-
g‘ated and found that the boys had
left the place.
0 O 0
--Buy your VICil‘Olil. at llonn-‘lly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m.
0
A report of a family disturbam‘c
on Monroe street. was received at the
downtown poiicu lliilli'llllll’il‘l‘s. lJlN'
evening. Officer (‘luinor lil\‘f‘3ligillt‘J.
No arrests Were made.
0 O
—-Doll Dresse; for 10¢: each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
B. R. Ave. Phone :90.
O O
O
The regular monthly meeting of the
So. Norwaik Musical l’nlon_ will he
held tomorrow afternoon at 8:00
o'clock. Four new members will bci
voted upon and one npplicnnt for en-'
trance will he examined on violin.
O 0 0
Joseph Meliitz has closed his home
on Bayvicw avenue. during the ab-
sence of his wife. who is spendlncl
some time at the home of her parents.
in New Haven. and is staying with
Jack ltulun :lt JIIH ixi).:it' on South:
Main street.
a...
s e
The regular Monday night rehearsal
of the American Hand Will be post-
poned this Work until \annrsdlu‘
night on account of so many inciti-
bers of tile lxnnll playing at tlillll‘l‘s in
town on Monday night.
0 O 0
Special for the Holiday
Geese, 25c ih.: Broilers. 95c ”M: A
full line. of lixc poultry; also full as-
lortment of nanny gouis. Snulh .Vor.
wnlk Live l’o'lltry Mnrkvt. llonton
street. Tel. 2535.
e s s
The usual Saturday night lunch will
he seerd this evening at the South
Norwalk club whcn the member:
foregathcr.
C O O
-—F'ull line of auto accessories.'
Aaron Kohn.
s e
The case of John Flynn of this clty.’
is one of thorc scheduled to come up
for dispositiol lwforc Judge Harlan
1!. Howe of lfvirllnxrton. V't.. when tho
delayed February term of the l'nitml
States District Court opens ill New
‘IIsven on Monday. Flynn is charged
with an alilegcd violation of the.
liquor laws. ‘
t 0 O
—A Double Fcaturc llill of MN“.!
Charles Chaplin in “The Pilgrim" nndi
the $300,000 Print‘ Story “lirnlu‘n‘
Chains" At. The Rialto Sunday Ithn-l
Ing, Mondsy and Tuesday.
COLOBITE & PANA-STRAW—LA
Colors Old and New Straw Hats :
Stillson-Powell Corp. I
South Norwalk.
ALL MONEY
Deposited in this bank before April 6th will
. draw interest from April lst.
Accounts of $1 to $5,000 are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Greenberg of
Taylor Place are spending the holiday
in New York. -
. O O O
1dr. and Mrs. I. Druks of fianford
Piece are spending the week end in
New York city.
0 O O
-—-80ft hats and caps—O'Brien's.
O 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson and chil-
dren of South Main street are spend-
ing the holiday in New York city.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. M. Kspian of Con-
cord street are spenidnig the week
end in New York city.
O O 0
-—Concert by Norwailt church or-
chestra at Norwalk M. E. church.
Wednesday. April 4. 8:15 p. m. All
seats 50 cents.
0 O O
A son was born today to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Klaft of 39 VVashingtos
street.
0 9 0
Miss Frances Hastings of Waterbury
is spending her Easter vacation with
Miss Dorothy Stoots or 17 Franklin
street.
0 O O
—-“Tlle Pilgrsm" is Here. The
nlalto Theatre. Sunday Evening Mon-
day and Tuesday. “Broken. Chains"
the 830,000 Story Also Shown.
0 O O
llcrt Sllcrcr of New York. who for-
tncriy “as of Norwalk is spending the
holiday in town as the guest of
friends.
0 O 0
Dr. R. M. “'oife of 61 South Main
Sll""t. has purchased a. Chevrolet
i’iility (‘oupo from \V. R. Austin. the
local dealer for Chevrolet cars.
0 O O
---Arriving at the Rislto Sunday_
Evening. Charles Chaplin As “The
l‘iixrnm." lie Brings Mirth and Joy.
Don't Mt“ Him. Also “Broken
Chains" The Chicago Daily News
330.000 Print Story.
Jack Rubin of South Main street
will spend the week end with his wife
\\ ho is visiting at the home of her
parents in Middleton.
O 0 0
There will he. a meeting of the Nor-
walk illlr Aasocintion this afternoon.
when important matters are to be 37s-
(uss: ri by the local attorneys.
O O 0
George. Roberts of Fairfiold avenue
was placed under arrest last night by
Chief of Police \Villiaiu It. Penning-
ton and charged with disorderly con-
duct sud assult on Hugo Kuhn in a
street row. Roberts was released in
th custody of his attorney Freeman
Light. The case will come up in the
downtown city court on Monday
morning.
0 s 0
Mrs. Con-slain lfiugno, of Siam-
ford. has brought suit. for divorce
against her husband. charging intol-
erable cruelty. Defendant is now in
italy. Tin-y were married July 30.
1917. Plaintiff also asks custody of
two minor children and alimony. The
cue will be heard in the Superior
Court.
0
The order of the Temple was con-
1': rl': «i at a stated concluvo of (‘iinion
t‘nmmnndcry. No 8. Knights Templar.
hcld at 2:30 o'clock yesterday after-
noon oi the Masonic Temple in Ber-
k~ itV slrcci. Following the business
mm ting. a delicious banquet was ser-
vcd tly mcmhcrs of Berkeley Chapter.
(min of Eastern Star. The banquet
“.18 :L continuation of s. time honored
j custom of celebrating Good Friday in
this manner.
e o s
NOTICE.
l-‘irst truck for coiorcd Elks' dance
(it Bridgeport. Monday evening. April
'3. it'nvrs at 8:30 p. m. Second leaves
at 10 p. m. from Silent Four Socinl
club. Round trip. 75.
O t ‘-
A very beautiful cantata was ren-
:lr‘rcd last cvening at the Trinity
i-inscopaichurch. For .many years it
has been the custom for the choir to
rcndcr a cantata on Good Friday
owning and these services are always
well attended. last night being no ex-
ception. 'i'his your Moundcr's cantata.
"Poniicnco. l'nrdon and Peace" was
presented. This is a devotional work in
three parts. in each part. there was a
hymn in which the congregation sang
with the choir. the rest of the can—
tata being sung at times by the choir
cnscmhlc and at other times by solo-
ists. 'I‘hc, soloists were: Mrs. Amy
Sims. Mrs. J. \Veslcy O'Connor, John
“'ohlc. and \Viillam Taylor.
“‘hst would Easter be without
(«)iorcd Easter eggs 1' You can get
egg dyes st our store, be package.
H.A.HIAD
Prescription Pharmacist
8 No. Msln 8t. Bo. Nerwslk, Ct.
Insiders
r .. uwmmr
The‘osse of Edward 'l‘uttle. charged i
with assault With dangerous weapons
was continued in the uptown court
this morning until April 18th.
0 O O
The case of Edward Hailett. charg-
ed with non-support was continued
from day to day in the uptown court
this morning.
0 O ‘
—8hadow Dance Don‘t forget the
Hatter's dance Monday Evening.
April 2nd Norwuik Armory.
O O .
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Guns and
family of “Yes: avenue motored to
Lakewood N. J. where they will spend;
a week.
e s 0
Miss Ida Harris of Weusaw. Wis-
consin. formerly of Norwalk is spend-I
ing a. few days in town as the guest.
of frienes.
. . . l
—-Harris & Guns. That's All
0 O 0
Miss Fay Doris Schoolhouse has
returned to her home after passing
the week in Bridgeport. as the guesti
of relatives.
0 0 C
John Demilo charged with a. viola.-
tion of the parking ordinance was
fined $3 in the uptown court. this
morning. the fine was suspended.
O O 0
——Buy your Easter but at O'Brien's. \
O .
The Case of Fred “'ood. chargid
with u. sct‘ious crime against .1 {ct-lilo-
mindcd female. will be heard in iht.‘
downtown court this afternoon at 2
o‘clock.
O O O .
Joseph )lellitz oi‘ llnvvicw avenue is
spending: the wccl; end in New llnvtxnn
Dir. and Mrs. Jcs‘so Schoolhouse and
daughter of ("oncord strrr-i :irc srciiIl-l
ing the week end as guests of rela-
tives in Bridgeport.
O
O O
'1 nat's all. i
0
—Harris a Cans.
O 3
George Fcrricr. who has been cu-
gagcd by the llidgcwood (‘ountry
club of llnnllur)‘ as golf professioxml.l
succeeding James I.. t‘rnlllr. who husi
1gone to a. club in \Vushinninn. ll. (2‘-
has arrived and will ill-gin his duties.
at the club lllllllvtlial(*l).
O O 0
Merino Ollvicri of R Davis strcct.
charged with reckless driving nfictl
he had struck Charlotte Middlcbroolli
and ltuth \Vllaicv. tlvu school Clll! i
(iron. with his zluto :lllout :l \Et‘l‘k‘alfl
was flllt"(l $25 and curls in the up-
town court this morning. The fine
was suspended. a
e e e l
—llarris 8: Guns. That's all. ‘
O C O
Clinging with «ll-spcrntion to the
thought. illut their 7—year-old son.
Albert. who mvstcriousiy disappeared
on Christmas day. is still alive. and
confident. dcspitu tho fruiticssncss of!
three months of tireless sun-chimni
that his whereabouts will soon be:
made known to them. Mr. and )Il's.‘
Anthony \VnJikecvvic. of New Haven.
have offered a reward of $500 for the
return of the boy.
0
C O ‘
Papers have been filed with Town
Clerk licrlwrt it. Salim ror the incor-
paration of the ltvlinlllc llulldlnz
Company. The incorparaiion are
Howard A. Former. Samuel J. Stew-t
art Jr.. and IIPif‘ll t". Roberts. The
company wss incorporated for 350.000(
and will issue limmu shares of com-
mon ~tm-k ut. $3.00 per shun“. They;
will start business with $1.000.'
will deal mostly ill real estate.
0 O 0
IV. Lonny l'lricll, superintendent
of repairs of the state highway de-
partment has tendcrcd his rl-slenntion
to Highway Commissioner Charles J.
Bennett. He will lcnvc the highway
department June 30. when Mr. Ben-
nctt retires as the head of thc depart-
ment. Like his chief. Mr. l‘lrich will
enter privutc business. The reason.
given in his rcsicnation. was that ho
bclil-vcd he couldldo both F privately
than in the public service.
,,,—.
East 'Norwalk
The April meeting of the Epworl'b
League will be held on Tuesday even—
ing. April 8rd at the church at 8
. 0 O
Children's Baptism will be held at
Christ Episcopal church ta. 4 o’clock
this afternoon.
0 O 0
Special music will be the feature of
the Easter morning services at local
churches.
Alphonso Cancvari of Liberty
Square has purchased a new Chevro-
ict coupe from W. R. Austin.
0 0 0
Rev. and Mr. Henry Wing were re-
cent visitors in Springdale. They plan
to spend the summer months in West
lledlng.
The marriage of Miss Henrietta
Wysmun of East Nor-walk and Leo-
nard Wagner. Jr.. of Vt'estport will be
held on Monday.
0 O
The Oxford club who have head-
quarters on Van Zandt: street are
planning on putting a baseball team in
the field this season.
0 O
William Mordey of Boston. who is
the New England Sales representative
for Red Star flour. was a. visitor yes-
terday at the home of his cousin. M.
I). Madey. the East avenue grocer.
O O 0
Hank Ferris. rated it“. defeated
John Flynn. rated Hm by the score of
11070, in the, pool tournament. now
going on at Cisiio'fi l‘ooi parlor last
evening.
The rcsular monthly business meet-
ing of tbs: Latins: Aid Soclcty of the
,l-Tnsl :lvvuuc M. E, church will he held
at the church on \Vcducsday after-
noon of this coming week.
- e O
The regular monthly meeting of the,
Official Board of the East avenue M.
1-). church will in: held at the parson-
zfg'c on Monday evening nit 7:45
o'clock.
t I 0
There will he a social and business
session 0 title Friendship Ilihle class
of the East zumnle M. E. church on
the evening of Friday, April 6th at
the *hurch at x o‘clock. The new class
plus havi- nrrivcd and can be obtained
at this time.
0 O O
The Mayflower Hook and Ladder
company was called last evening to
Box 31 at the corner of Scnview
avenue and First street. about 8:30
A small oil stove in Lilly's Market
was blazing rather high. and some
one became rsthcr excited and soul
in an alarm. There was no damage
to the props-fly.
Rowayton
Mrs. (‘hurics 'r. Mitchell of Logan
Place is spending a. few days in Bos-
ton. Mass.
FLOWERS FOR
EASTER AT MECKEL
THE FLORIST
Thrrw is nothing that so cheers the
i'rmnl at Easter Time as flowers——
putt: ll plants or cut flout rs. whatever
the t‘:isr may it“. Josvph i". Ml‘ckvi
has choir.- stocks this I-lastcr season
including :1” tarililcs of spring plants
and flowrrs and the greenhouses lo-
cntrd at 58 Van Znndt street were
newer so bczlutifui as now. This on-
nrprislng concern has opcncd a re-
tnll store at 74 “’ashingtnn street and
this by the way. will he continued
permanently. All orders either at the
greenhouses or at the store will re-
crive a prompt and intenstcd atten—
tion. Deliveries will he made from
either csinhii;:im~rnt. A visit to the
iri‘r-tnht-ust's is rcaily worth the while
i‘honc 21076-2.
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“v , iA RAI S E i
o
More to spend Or
More to save '?
it isn't yOur pr
power that wii
vicugndepcndent. It"; your
ability to Jill? regularly .1
r'iigrl‘mnpart '
smuggled: mus" '
‘\
nl earning
day make
otwhai you corn
i
{Miss Helen second or New York
c“? 1' went! the k
triends in thmv'i , wee -end with
Mrs. John L'Hommedieu is seriously
ill at her home in Crockett street.
Mrs. Elmer 8. Gus of Chathsm.
N. 1..» is spending a few days'with her
mother. Mrs. Daniel Petty on Roway-
ton avenue.
0 O O
Rowaymn Baptist church—Easter
Sunday. April 1. Sunrise prayer
meeting at 6:45 A. M. Morning wor-
ship at 10:30. Preaching by Vict r
Scaiise. Bible school at. 12. Event
worship at 7:30. On account of the
sunrise prayer meeting. there will be
no Christian Endeavor. Special
music will be provided for the morn-
ing and evening services.
. Darien
Henry Orr-ell. has purchased s. new
Ford touring car.
0 O 0
Mrs. Ernest L. Grout of Maple ave-
nue is a visitor in Stamford today.
0 I 0
,Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Somers Roche
and family returned to their home in
Tokeneke today. after spending the
winter in France.
0 O
George F. Bearse and family of the
Old Kings Highway moved into their
sew home on Prospect avenue. yester-
ay.
0 O C
Mrs. Thomas Reading and fuimiy
moved yesterday into the George
Bearse property on Old Kings High-
way. which they recently acquired.
0 O 0
Miss Irene Cooke. a student at the
Connecticut Agricultural College is
spending the Easter holiday at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry B. Cooke of Prospect avenue.
I O Q
Kenneth Godfrey. a student at Dart-
mouth college. is spending the Easter
holidays at the home of his parents,
Dr. and Mrs. John Godfrey of the
Post Road.
6 6 6
At the Morning service of the Dar-
ien M. E. Church. Mrs. Albert Owens
will sing "I know that my redeemer
lives." Miss Reginald Williams will
render "“‘hat is the message that
Easter brings." At the close of an
will receive a. class into the Church.
will receive a calsa into the Church.
In the evening" Jubilant busterudc."
SPRING SHOWING
nus
csrs
smrs
emvus
names
seems?
sun's
omooa'rs
Rogers £9” Stevens
Korwslk Io. liorwslk
VICTOR
APRIL RECORDS
ON SALE
TODAY
at
Donnelly’s
NOTICE
On Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day of this wrck airs. C. Simonln
will be here to demonstrate
Pcpscnic Seltzer. The scltncr
which docs not affect the heart.
Bovi Pharmacy
JILWES PARKER. Mgr.
Licensed PharmnCist
will be repdered by a large choir as-
sisted by the Sunday School. The fol-
lowing persons will assist the regular'
choir in this; Mr. and Mrs. Rumpf.
Mrs J. C. MacGlashen. Miss Mac-‘
Glasllen. Miss Reginald Williams.
Miss Lucy Oidrin. and Miss Dorothy
Muller. Mr. J. H. Bryany of New
Canaan will be the soloist of the eve-
ning. Richard Abendroth. violinist
will be the accompanist.
i
BER $ WISE
Save and deposit regular-
ly. We invite your sc-
oonnt—come in today—a.
dollar of your money and
a minute of your time is
all it takes to start an so.
count at
The People’s
Trust Co.
first Bank Under the
Bridge on Washington St.
South N orwalk, Conn.
$80,000,000
of called Victory Notes have
not been presented for pay-
ment. Are you among the
holders t
We are crediting interest
at the rate oi 4%% per an-
num to our savings deposi-
tors’ accounts Aprii first.
..___.._~._.__..._.
52 80. Main 8t. 80. Norwalk
EEABTHBNEW
APRIL VICTOR
RECORDS
At; The
A.J.Coilins C0.
70-72 No. Main Street.
WINNIPAUK
FEED STORE
‘ ‘WIBTHMORE POULTRY
FEEDS ’ ’
Wm. M. Betts, Prop.
Phone 2619
r.—
A Complete Amrtment of
Underwear
In Muslin and Knit. for Ladies and
Children; Also Muslin and Flannel for
ladies. Gentlemen and (mildren at—
E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS Sl‘ORE
Under Mallsckemo Hotel
45-47 West Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK.
Semen. Aim ‘ non
31. 1921
—\
SPECIALS FOR mT;
WEEK
Best Family Flour . . . 95¢
Quaker Oatmeal, in bulk,
5.1M.
Pure Jam. assorted flavors,
large size jar
Toilet Tissue, 7 for
bag
see...
A. STULL i
24 Cottage St... East Nor-Walk
‘l
Storm King Rubber;
Boots '
$2.98
Self Service
Shoe Store
8 No. Main St. 80. Norwalk ‘
l i
a_ !
FURNITURE
1.;
will add greater lx'nllty
your home and save you it.-
most money
NORWALK TRADE GIVEN
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Terms of Utmost Convenience
1579 Main St.
Phones Barnum 6990-6991
Bridgeport
THE PARIS
CLOAK d: SUIT HOUSE
33 South Main Street
So. Norwaik
M. nuns J. Zarifis !
Dme at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2216
Good Investments
N orwalk Tire & Rub-
ber,Pfd. 7%
J. & J. Cash, Pfd. . . 7%
Norwalk Lock Co.. . 4
Yale & Towne . . . . 16%
To
Prices on Request.
Maplesfs’Goidschmidi
A BRILLIANT ARRAY
IN HOUSE FURNISHINGS
The very newest in Dining Room. Bedroom. I-ivi Room.
Davenport Suites, Chairs, Lamps, Library, Davenggrt and
Endo'l'ables, Console Tables with Mirrors.
required to furnish the home will be found here, and at prices
that wfll suit the most discriminating buyer.
9-PIECE WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE
In fact everything
Ii
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lilille‘sy
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4 7 ‘ may well msde, the design is conventional, construction
high grade md well finished.
. Exceptional Value, $179.00.
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