”as
“ l' 'R. .
L CITY 1 AND VICINJTY NE
Attorney John J. Cuneo was in New
fork city on bllsinrss yesterday.
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The Medical l.li,erty Leazuc will
hold its regular business meeting this
waning.
on
in New York city
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business tom.
0
is in Bridgeport on business today.
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Mrs. Michael J. Howard of Connec-
ticut avenue is spelul'ng today in haw
York city.
.Good music.
. . .
Kish Hall.
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--Don't forget the dance. Saturday
night at Red Men‘s llali. Svcc's Or-
chestra.
John L. Henry, 208 East avenue.
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The annual meeting of the South
Norwaik Board of Trade will be held
this evening at 8 o'clock in the court
' room, City Hall.
0
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Reed G. Haviland and John Cavnn-
agh sailed yesterday for a ten day
trip to Bermuda.
0
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--Vets' Ball. Somali: Amory, Fri-
day evening, April 6th.
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Samuel Veil-or won first prize and
Dominic Eula. second prize at the
weekly card night. held at the South
A meeting of “'anoma Council. Dc-
gree of Pocahontas. will be held w-
nlght in Red Men's llall.
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The Young Men's lill'trtarilln Catho-
llc club is to ham :4 plav. follow“! by . ‘ . .
a dance at Kish liaii. tomorrow cvec I"Cl“fllk club intact-ping.
ning’ . . . Mrs. William E. Hestcrberg of 256
Main street is entertaining Mrs. Vin-
cunt Aderentc and children of Bay-
side. 1.. 1. Mrs. Adcrcnte is the wife
of the famous artist who recently
[completed a painting for the Detroit
‘pllblic library.
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—llarrls Sc Gans.
——'l‘o have that perlor suit upholo
stored. call up lll_t'.':'trom Shop, new I.
0. O. F. bilic.
O O C
The Norwalk Bird and Nature club
Will meet with Mrs. (ii-limit} C. llrnui‘i.
12 France strut. cn .\l(»l.vl.ly evening.
That's all.
3
April 9. o a
. . . 'l‘l‘c ruse of \Villiam Friend. of New
The l 0 t) l‘ in imwl i‘iltt (fill) is! _ ' . d I'D-
. ' ' ' . _ lion-k city, arrested )estcr ay mo
planning m hr” H fun”; wimp"? 'lrl: i..- patrolman Frank V. Raymond.
evening in I“ I! AL ‘1 S “'m' ““b'lnhfi tor a. \iolatlon of the no-parkins
ton street. ordinance on \‘v'ashington street. was
t .
. . .l‘lill‘il.lli"l.l for one week. in the down-
:.\»~nun collipl'lzll-l
‘l(I\\'n court. this morning.
U 0 .
llcsinlrnta of l.i-.
ed about :1 i‘lhit' u 1.1!. 'l i.l.’~llll -~-l\.r
then. Sil\'!.l‘.,' tillli luv i‘lg alum; “as
apt to L'il\L' ill.
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The. Ladies' Gymnastic Sokol Un-
ion. .\'o. 106. is planning for a dance
to lit: held at Red Men’s Hall. \Vash-
j lucinn street. on Saturday evening of
‘iills work, while local Sokol (l) mnas-
-—Full line
Aaron Kohn.
of n uto accessories.
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. . . , ., . ‘ , f . iil' sin-lily is plannng for a dance to
“mum" "”3"" \‘Ci ‘ t‘m‘l‘fll :‘f i l... a» m m the same hall on the night
a. mere ll: rii t- .mxli IS I , ‘ ‘ .
Grace chum-h irll :i-t-rlivy alto-n; m ”‘L lith. . . .
v v. H ..l "l “P.
noon 1" "w I H." . . l ——Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
(‘ . . .. 1‘ ~, w. ‘ (“l h{kinda of doll repairing. Doll Shop, 7
The “WM". A "1“,, D I ' '1 1‘: it Ave Phone 390.
I! I‘lllllllllJ 1'1' :l "w-t lrl lw i‘i'l at“ ‘ ' ' . . .
.‘- -‘. "= ' E' ii .‘l.:'; l‘ - '2 . .
2.21.1130'1'; \nml ' ',- ”'11.. l I I ( Although there haw: l)(‘tll solcral
e :r \l ._.“
‘iii}'b of warm weather, very few trout
_ ‘ . ;., limo been reported caught in local
{Ti-m ”lineal If] “ I I” run :OTRM“; I'ilrool-cs during the past week. Several
' ' ' \ x;- V - g .
o ‘ H‘ m H ' f," Klih lull "old-timers" exhibited a few fish.
\ 1H,! ‘ ' but the amateurs. for the most part.
a .‘ . . " hau- been unsuccessful in thCll‘ quest
_..['. S. \\'. \‘. llllll. Nonvnlk Armory. . i‘or ”‘9 speckled beauties.
the lili?"{:lll.’"l l:
on Mt n luv H
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'ril 'venlll . .\ rll Nil.
1‘ H" t g. t: .‘ ’I'he monthly business and social
Plans for a illnrn to lm held on smwlins of tho Frfimllshlp lilhlo
April 1“ \l'l‘-‘ mail-.- :li a lllvi‘llng oflcmss Cline Bi”? Avenue 3" 1'"
Leriv “0”...“qu ”.44... .\'o. 3‘2'lt‘llllrf'h “it” he )ll‘dl in the church
Daugilto-rs of ij'HI’I‘l. llllii last night. H'UHO" i-‘lhiny ewning. 1‘1““ 6111 at 8
o o s lo'cloek. This will be the annual elec-
Mlss Rolvr'll T: ummzd. (if ,5 7iion of oillccrs and a large attendance
“'llllo mom. .ii.i My. \lnl'l Tnvlor. ‘3 d“~"""d- 1‘3““? “"3 ‘5 “5km ‘0
of 1{('ll'illl‘:. ll l\ ion“ to “'asllinlzton. bring 8 box 0! “mt“;
D. C.. for a lull. \‘ivks' trip. l'anl-ury . .
News. —-Fuii line of auto accessories.
0 o 0 Aaron Kolln.
Arrangements have been completed
Mrs. Fnlcllnl
ily Cnntivid. m
llolinn and Mrs. Em-
“ hlrvin :ziroot, have
returned ll-nm Nomi-nix \vhlrn ”I... li‘u‘r the. formation of a physical cul-
wvre thl- l:.|."i'l‘ gill-gm or Mr. and llure rims at tho Girl‘s and \\'omen's
Mrs. r1~l....i, 3,. (3“,,‘(41' pun“...- Cillll ill “'11” sirvl-t. The class will
News. Imelt at 8 o'clock Tuesday nights at
s s a 'ti.-- club-rooms with Miss llrcingan.
_Hnrrig & Car... 'i‘hnt's All {New applications to join the class
a o o whom-i l:(-. forwarded to Mrs. A. M.
Frnllm-irk it. (lnnunc. or South I’vchluim" r. 42 l‘limwood axcnue. be-
Main l-tmr. r. :-twl‘l(~l rim Ms nmo :iwccn now and Monday.
had mmv- it ‘o :l W \\'l'.‘ nihilvll llill‘ll . ' '
m] Grundvllvw ,.\Il‘.l|l" lwt .»\'r'lillL’. Tllf‘ (‘oninliitl‘e in charge of the
The malt-r v2» ~. n ”mull 1.3. in 1,1). ('Ullll‘llli‘llOil lircaklust of the Knights
1170 10mm sol-4 . g -l- p .ltmnm, 'm Columbus have. secured Michael J.
a o - l Flanagan. clr‘rk of the Superior Court
General l‘rmt is a‘t- urine, n lunch- V of l'izirfivld County. to address the
con and row mic-n :nt lile‘ erv thk i lilt'lllllt‘l's on Sunday April 8th. at. the
Chamb-r of ('ummercr- this n'trrnrml
Lininmknmn Hotel. Mr. Flanagan. one
Riu‘l‘. in inhl liviwzl i‘ Hm
lvlil- ' «i iii-Maw port's most prominent men.
r
.lil,
l'rh stniwlmln. 'l T f‘} v - r. i "v \v p ._.. ‘ii l-onr'ixlv-lvii a fine speaker.- and has
up:- rs on the .‘l. at siv‘ l'l‘iillllll: to . promised to alidl'cs Bthe members on
New York. anti ti. rt v . ml on ll‘.“ : .‘I tog-w of national interest. The com-
phlp became an "337- -l nlth Loril millec is expecting a. large attendance.
Cecil. - a o
. —\'. F. \V. Ball, Norwalk Armory,
a" _, r- g, ,4-» ‘_ _. - 4.. - a l‘riilay evening. April 6th.
a - .-\‘\‘\ 5‘s-.- ‘~‘\ g o .
.5 A motorcycle driven by H. B. G.
» , Ryder, of Van Zandt street figured in
(I an accident at the corner of Osborne
.1 avenue and Van Zandt street yester—
‘ ’ day afternoon about 5:30 o'clock.
’4 Ryder's motorcycle was quite badly
[[ smashed. He was driving up Van
‘Il’ Zandt street. as the auto came out of
. . Osborne avenue to cross the street.
36 The name of the driver of the auto
‘6 could not be ascertained.
. , o o o
3! There will be a slate meeting cf the
.. Girl Scout councils this aftermath at
‘ ' ' the Hotel Stiatfleld. Bridgeport, at 2
I! STRICKLY ' o'clock. with Dean‘ Arnold. the princi-
‘l pal speaker. A number of local poo.
ti r. pie are to attend, among them being.
. . PRIVATE r: Mrs. John Cavanagll. Mrs. Hubert
S‘ Fihlisllop. Mrs. Calvin It. Barton, Mrs.
.. . . . (vil.ottie Munro. Mrs. Arthur Russell.
.1 hothlng can be more prl- Mrs. Meefus. Mrs. B. F. Andrews.
it vate than your own Safe :Mrs. H. K. w Kellogg. Mrs. A. M.
ilt‘echheimcr. Mrs. Robert Van Buren
and Miss Martha Milrtha.
0 O 0
Deposit Box. You are the
only one who can gain
lg access, for it is impOSSl- ——Buy your Victrola. at Donnelly's
” ble to Open it Without the on easy weekly payments. Store open
if key which is always 111 evenings Until s p. in.
Major Peterson of the. United States
Engineers will be present in Norwalk
your possession.
Privacy is important in
Joseph W. Lockbeart is a visitor
J. Emory Stevens. of Flax Hill road.
-—Piay and dance given by Hunga~
rian Catholic Club. Friday evening. at
The Watch-Your-Stltch club held a.
meeting yosterdayafternoon with Mrs.
A memorial service was . held in.
connection with the meeting of Berke- a
icy Chapter, No. 95. Order of the East-
ern Star. held last night in the
Masonic temple on Berkeley street. _
Several candidates were initiated and
plans made to entertain Acacia Chap-i
er of New Canaan in the near future. -
{Following the business meeting. re-
freshments were served and a. social
hour enjoyed.
East NOrwalk
Work will soon start on the repair-
ing and fixing of the tennis courts and
grounds at we Rel—walls Country club.
0 O
. , r- ,
Mr. Heine. of New York city. has
opened his summer home at" Dorlon's
Point. ' '
s o 0
Tile regular meeting of 'Troop No.
6. B. S. A.. will be held on ‘Saturday
evening of this week at Community
hall. _'
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Mrs. Arthur S. Ferris and airs. Ar-
thur T. Ferris. of Rowan street. were
visitors with relatives in Hartford,
yesterday.
a 0
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford. of Lang-
don's Island. have returned to their;
home after spending the winter
months in Florida. ‘
O O 0
On Frlday evening of this week. the
Hospital White club will hold a. din-l
nor to be followed by an evening all
cards at the Nol'waik Country club.
0 0 0
Improvement is noted in the con-
dition of Harold Clark. of Marvin
Beach. who was taken in early yes-
terday morning in the Second dis-
trict.
O I
The regular monthly missionary
meeting of the “'oman's Guild of
Christ church is being held this after-
noon at the rectory of the church on
East avenue. .
O
"Boatnlan's Night." at the bazaar of
the South Norualk Boat club tomor-
row evening.
M’rs. John 1. Henry. of East avenue. i (
entertained the members of the 1
yesterday afternoon. There
good atlcnda nee.
0
\\' :1 S 3.
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The library committee of the East
Norwalk Improvement Association
announces that there. will by a. Story
Hour for Children at the Lillrmvytm (
marrow afternoon. Friday at 8:3U.
Rowayton
The Latilcs‘ Aid Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. met at
success throughout the New England
states.
cxhlhltlon clog dance. and Tracey Coi-
} there will be six reels of moving pic-
; tures. after which dancing will be en-
,jovcd to the tune of Hindley's orches-
‘tra. of Darlen. '
the Daricn Fire Department will be
given on Thursday and Friday. the
lilth and 20th of April.
are being held several times a week.
and the show is expected to be the
‘ ° ' biggest and best ever given in Darien.
Members of tho East Norualk The Show will be divided into two
Yacht club are planning to attend pay-fa. the first part being the min—
sireis and the second part movies.
After the show. dancing will be enjoy-
ed both evenings. to the tune of
- Schmidt's
“'aicll—Your-Stitch club at her home 1
selections. In addition to this. Wallace
Schultz. will be heard on the saxo-
phone. besides the local boys in songs
and Jokes. Other members of the cast
are:
\V’iliiam Young.
leorge
Joseph Straley. Richard Abendroth.
' F. H. Smith. and Charles w. Smith.
Great credit 'is day
Smith. for his fine work in coaching
the cast of the show.
Dar. ien
George Billing-ham.
spent yesterday with Everett Great. of
Maple avenue. '
O
The house and lot owned by Mr.
Hines on Noroton avenue. have been
sold to Mrs. MacGlashsa. of Dar-lea.
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Miss Bertha Shattuck has returned
to her home in Brookside avenue.
after spending the winter months in
Harrison, New York.
0 O O
The Ever-Ready club. of the Meth-
odist Episcopal Church. will
tain the Men's Club in the dinning
room of the church. this evening.
a s s
The Highland Avenue Community
club. held a meeting at the home of
Mrs. Louise M.‘Jones. on Tuesday
evening. A large number were pres.
out.
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Final arrangements have been
made for the combination moving
picture and vaudeville show. which
will be held under the auspices of the
Noroton Heights Engine company.
No. I. in the Fireman's hall. this ove-
nlng. Edward Page and Louis Ber-
nard. of Stamford. supported by a
high class cant will appear in the
show. “A Country Schoolhoustf
which has been meeting with great
Edward Sigison will give an
iins will recite "Casey at the Bat.”
Followix‘ the vaudeville program.
The tenth— an'fiunrm‘fn‘strei show of
Rehearsals
Orchestra. "Doc" Moore.
pf Norwaik. and Carl Rallstab will be
he (nil-mull. while the. ever popular
fiddle. Spian will render several vocal
3 ‘NOTES
of Stamford.
enter-
GOV. TO RECEIVE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
——__.
HARTFORD. April t—A custom
that was abandoned the year the
United States entered the World war
will be revived next Week. when Gov;
ernor Templeton will give a reception
at the State library to members of
the General Assembly. The scali-
will be held in Memorial hall from 2
to d o’clock Wednesday afternoon. and
Judges of the Supreme Court of
Errors and the Superior court will
be invited. "
M
TWO Gm COMPENSATION
UNDER NEW AGREEMENTS
Compensation Comminloner Ed-
ward '1‘. Buckingham has-awarded
Mike Mercia of No. 25 Sherman
street Bridgeport. a total 89.25 for an
injury to his face and mouth. suso
tallied while employed by the Salt-
Textile Co. on February 13. The com-
pany had previously paid medical
treatment bills.
A voluntary agreement of 8250 of-
fered by the British American Mfg.
Co.. of Stamford. to Bernice Hart-
ford. of Stanford. for the death of
her husband. John G. Halifax-d. was
sustained by Gemini-loner Bucking
barn in report handed down today
and the case closed. Hurtful-d suf-
fered injuries in a fall in 1922. which
resulted in his death on September
4. 1922. from concussion of the
brain. Two minor children aim sul-
vive.
‘—
CCBAN CABINS! RESIGXS.
HAVANA. Cuba.
Cuban Cabinet
afternoon.
The Cuban government being pat-
terned after the United States. a. new
cabinet will be named tomorrow by
President Dayas.
No significance is attached to the
action of the Cabinet. other than a
disagreement with the President over
the latter’s actions in decreelng the
purchase for a large sum of an old
convent to be used as a museum.
——__._._____
U. S. SHRINERS IN ATHENS
ATHENS. April L—Bishop Darling—
ton of the Pennsylvania Diocese head-
ed a party of forty American Shriners
who landed at Athens from the big
tourist liner Booterdam and who ac-
cepted the hospitality of Ralph
April 4.—The
resigned late this
“’Tliirlm Orr. Frank Standing.
Arthur Raymond.
A. Smith. Joseph Drury.
to Frederick
1 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. John Dc “latex-s.
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Mr. and Mrs. George 0. J’. Lamp-
hear have returned to their home in
Hartford. after spending several days
with Mrs. Lamphear's father. Daniel
P. “'icks. of Craw avenue. I
O O O
Arthur \Valdron 82 Sol have thcl
contract for the rebuilding of the
residence of Albert Pam. in Brook-
side. which was destroyed by fire re-
cently. instead of Riordan &. Son as,
was stated yesterday.
STOREKEEI'ER CHARGED
“‘ITH ASSAULT llY GIRL
GREEN\VICH. April 5.-~La\vrencl~
Serayeoune. proprietor of an Oriental
rug store here. was released in $100
bonds for appearance in the borough
court today on a charge of assault
preferred by Agnes Fuhrman of this
town.
Ilsa Fuhrmann alleges that the
rug dealer beat her and licked her in
his place of business yesterday morn-
ing.
0
’sumliiiluiasr
on face.
quickly
says a. noted skin specialist. Because
-——-—q—-——-.——____
iii CLEAR UP iiiiii
BRilliEN 0mm
Any breaking out or skin irritation
neck or body is overcome
by applying Mentho~8ulphur.
f its germ destroying properties.
nothing has ever been found to take
the place of this sulphur preparation
that instantly brings case from
ill-hing. burning and irritation.
the
Montho-Suiphur heals eczema right
up. leaving the skin clear and “Booth.
lt seldom fails to relieve the torment
Ol‘
Rowios Mentho-Sulphut- may be ob-
tained at any drug store.
like cold cream.—Adv.
disfigurement. A little jar of
It is used
some cases. but the main
thing is the protection
that a box affords against
fire, theft and accidental
loss. You guard against
loss when you have a box
in our modern Safe De- .
posit Vault. f .
Rent a box of your own 5
and have both privacy '
this afternoon to consult with the
members of the Bridge committee in
relation to the work to be done by the
gmunment in dredging the local har-
bor. The committee is holding up the
award of the contract for the erection
of the public dock. alongside the
\V'ashington street bridge. in an effort
to secure the pledge of the govern-
ment that work will commence in the F
middle section of the harbor so that
the dredged material may be pumped
in to the proposed Seaview avenue
.and protection. ’ park. .
.. i o o 0
$4 a Year. *5 —Harris s. cm. me- all.
* O O O
. . p
u The watchman at the Wicca Point
gs property reported to the police at
32 5:30 o'clock last night that he had'
seen three boys. each about 15 years
old. leaving one of the cottages there.
and that upon investigation he had
found that the cattage had boon brok-
en into. Anne ofgla-ln one stun
windows had been smashed. entrance
being~galnea in by this m. The
watchman was Ifiiabls to say whether
anything had been taken. as the hm-
liy that occupied the cottage were in
Se. Norwalk g
NewJOr-ytorfilam
O O O
\
. 50- MM:
Yona silvmos tactical
'1 . INVITED
Albert E. Gunner‘s.
greenhouses is really worth the while
Knapp. Director of the Near-East Re-
1 . ‘
Deaths and Funerak.
Charles Coppola.
Charles Coppola died at his home.
40 Cross street. First District. last
night. after a lingering illness. aged
17 years. He is survived by his par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Coppola.
mm. APRIL 5, 19;.
of the local high
his fine work
two brothers. Joseph and Benjamin.
and three sisters. Nellie. Mutual
and Anna Coppola. The funeral will
be held on Saturday morning from the
late home at 8:80 o'clock and at 9
o'clock from St. Mary's church. In-
terment will be in St. Mary's ceme-
tery.
Mrs. Alexander Smith.
Alice Smit wife 6: Alexander
Smith. died last night after a linger.
lug illness. Funeral services will be
held from the home of her daughter.
Mrs. John D. Milne. 1‘ Maple street.
at 8:30 o'clock Saturday morning and
at 9 o‘clock from St. Mary's church.
But-la] will be in St. Mary's corne-
tery. Besides a husband, the de-
ceased is survived by the following:
Mrs. James B. Morris. East Orange.
N. J., Mrs. Albert E. Baldwin, Kansas,
”0., Mrs. John D. Milne and Mrs.
Lester E. Finch, of Bridgeport.
Funeral of Mr. Basile.
The funeral of Rocco Basile was
held this morning at 8:30 o'clock
from the late home. 131 Lexington
avenue. and at 9 o'clock from St. ‘
Joseph‘s church. Interment was in
St. Mary's cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Francis.
Funeral services for Mrs. Harry C.
Francis. of Prospect avenue. were
held this afternoon in Philadelphia.
Pa. Burial was in Laurel Hill cem-
etery.
SUSPECT SAID TO
BE HOTEL THIEF
WITH LONG RECORD
Frank Morin .arrested yesterday by
Detective Sergeant Hanrahan. after
he is said to have admitted taking a
quantity of jewelry from the Kenwood '
Hotel. has been identified as Elmer
Richards. He has been arrested sev-
eral times. according to acting Chief
.of Police Brennan and served time in
Baltimore for theft.
Fingerprints of the prisoner have
been sent to the Bertiliion Bureau of
the'New York police department and
an effort will be made to learn if'
Richards is wanted elsewhere.
A set of skeleton keys. a lock pick.
and numerous pawn tickets were
found in Richards’ possession when
he was arrested. His "pal." accord-
The Vogue ,
Of The Season l r‘
POLO
SHIRTS
$2.00
1nd Better.
Plain white shirts v at 1_
lat attached—not a ll‘fl‘.’ j 3.23.
but it’s the thing for s; :1“; 1
We have a splendid arrcv
of these Polo shirt: in n91
grades of materials
wear well and wash EE"‘.‘.'.
Suitable for sport and r «3
wear. All reasonably gr:
A.
:‘v "1 '
Rogers 69’ Stevens
Norwalk 80. Hamil
ing to information obtained by the
police, last present in Jail lathe
State of Maine.
lief Association. A Masonic service
was held on Mars Hill. near the Acro- l
polls. where Bishop Darlington read'
the seventeenth chapter of The Acts,
containing the sermon preached on
the same spot by St. Paul nineteen
centuries ago.
SEARCH FOR WOMAN
By Universal Service
NEW HAVEN. April 4 —Police be-
. peach here today for the young
flush who is said to have dined with
and Edward J’.
McBryan. in their room at the Hotel
Embassy. on the morning of March 15.
the day that. Dorothy Keenan. the
model. was found chioroformed in her
aranment in New York City. _
Detectives have never been able to
establish the idently of the woman and
believe that sh! may be able to give
important. evidence in connection with
their investigation.
FLOWERS FOR
EASTER AT MECKEL
THE FLORIST
made Foley's Honey and Tar the -0 MAIN ST. NORWALK. CT.
There is nothing that so cheers the ““89" ”m1“ ““8" “MM in the
room at Easter Time as flowers— World. Refuse substltutes. Insist
potted plants or cut. flowers, whatever “9°“ 1’0"?! sumo“. Powell Corpor-
the case may be. Joseph F. Meckei “Om—Ad"- x. mm. J. Zarifis
has choice stocks this Easter season
Eddie Reilly. of the Bridgeport High
teams.
throat."
Petet-sburg. Va.
Tar gave me quick relief and stopped
my cough.”
Flu. Grippe. Whooping Cough. Asth-
ma. and Bronchitis. quickly relieved
with Foley's Honey and Tar.
generations of satisfied users have
m
norm cons m BRIDGEPORT i
Molfitt. who was the star of the
Norwalk high school baseball team's
pitching «at! last season will share the
pitching burden with Paddy Lavery
for the Bridgeport high school team
this season.
Lloffit pitched the first three inn-
ings in a game yesterday between the
Regulars and the Yannigans and
held the uni-ass down to two hits.
‘ He made a fine impression isn'ttoacf'}
Hear The
“CLINGIN G VLN‘E"
Played By
Great White Way Orchestra
Victor Record 3'0. 19024
AtThe
AJ. Collins Co.
10:12 No. mum.
Last season Mottlt was the mainstay
SIOPS DOUGH Ah‘D WHEEZYf
BREATHING
“Had a cough and wheezing in my
writes Caroltne Dillard.
"Foley‘s Honey and
REMOVAL SALE IS
NOW GOING ON
Suits $12.50 to $22.50
formerly $20 to $35
Coughs resulting from
Three .
ASHER GLICKSO’NT
Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher
To Men and Boys
including all varieties of spring plants
and flowers and the greenhouses lo-
cated at 58 Van Zandt street were
never so beautiful as now. This en-
terprising concern has opcned a re-
tail store at 74 Washington street and
this by the way. will be continued
permanently. All orders either. at the
menhouses or at the store will re-
ceive aL prompt and interested atten-
tion. Deliveries will be made from
either establishment. A visit to the
Phone 8076-2.
‘35..
a...
HOOVER ELECTRIC
VACUUM
CLEANERS
Sold on Easy 'l'emls.
THE OXFORD LUNCH
Dun“ at the 01d Stand by
and RESTAURANT
3 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2210
Dannelly’s
MANY PEOPLE gr
ltu'tod their busmess’ re-
lations with this bank by»
opening an Savings Ac- -
count, and soon found
: that a checking account
was an added convenience
which answered all re-
qninments. You do not
have to keep a large bal-
ance—(lone in and talk
it over.
The People’s
‘ Trust Co.
Emmanuel-them”
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E. K. BANKS’
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45-47 West Washington are“
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Medium
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Good Investments
Norwalk Tire & Rub-
Norwalk Lock Co... 4%
Yale&Towne ....16%
Maplesé‘Goldschmidt
This Bank-—
mmumuthsntemi'M76perannmtothe
department
ber,Pfd. 7%
&J.Cash‘,Pfd. .. 7.0
Prices on Request.
as of April first.
beforeApt-llllth
ofthept'esentmonth.
Norwalk Chronicler