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.-;ru1111, plans to depart soon for Madagascar, on the east
in a 30- foot wooden submarine he has built, the
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IN HIS lloflfi-MADE SUBMRINE '
. 11,.» inner harbor. during the
The peculiar veuei is
,, ,, '1,t (ll‘i‘p. and has. is one-
snlls for auxiliary power
.- 1 piJliS to catch fish through
111 1110 lmttom of the boat. In
.17111 tin-n will utilize a. col-
April 27 .«Willicm Roland, 42 -, carpenter
craft on Mormon lopsible lirerult which he will csry
lashed to the deck.
The soil can be taken down like a
periscope when he wants to submerge
so. As. soon as he finishes a. few rue-e
details. Roland plans to take a tank
of gasoline, water. beans and sea, bis-
cuit, and start for Madagascar. He
is 42, and has been a. sailor all his
life. and feels confident that he can
make the trip.
engine to furnish
zcs. the nevigntor
the hatch in the
are dilrerent.
progress it we were not. "
Am erican
cigarets
W? —
“I don’t think I hove done much.”
Cherie. says with his boyish smile. “I
did not out the college been! {or this
Job. I had built up quite s. low prac-
tice et Brownsville. But..now I think
I'll stay on here tor e while.
"Did you‘ever stop to think the so.
called sheiks end hoppers have gone
in for every field except legisletlon.
and are making good? -‘
' If they ever go in for (30an
that crowd up there will run up the
white flag and retire. or course we
There would be .110
are becoming
very popular in China. where 8.500;-
000,000 were imported in 1922. -
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1 m Mammoth Cave,
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pl'i'sllli‘nt of Ogden
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. 111: 1130 Charles was one of
, 11'1,\§ in
. liv could
slickest apple tree and he knew the
shortest route to e\ery melon patch.
“us Regular Boy
When 13 years old he had never
seen a railroad train, but knew about
all there was to learn in the one room
grade school. It was thirty miles to
the nearest high school or college. 30
Charles' mother—his father had died
when Charles was lz—took him to
Bowling Green.
Ami when is years old Clnrles got.
his A. B. degree from Ogden college.
A year inter he was graduated from
Yale. Meanwhile he had been cam-
missloned a. lieutenant in the army.
Brownsville, KY"
about
will talk to you
le.
lie is Just 23
has never heard.
short pants and
"shinny" up the
'Gk
H‘Wl‘n
rien’ral Cream
23N0.Mein
28 Woodward Ave., 80. Nor.
103 Cedar St, So. Nor-well:
25 Ely Ave.,
Corner East
8%. Bo. llorwelk 102 Taylor Ave., Bo. Nor-well:
24 Rein Street, Norwelk
170 Kern Street, Nor-walk
So. Norwulk 1 Cove Ave, Best Norwelk
Ave. end Bowen 8t., Best Harwell:
00 Belden Ave,
22 Chapel Street, Harwell:
Ridgeileld Rood, Wilton
Main Street,
37 Lexington Ave., So. Nor-walk
lI'orwelk
Westport
.Snecials for this Week
DEL MONTE
Spinach “bin” 17c
Yellow
Cling
Bessy
Syrup
California Peaches .53
18c
21/; Gen
Large
Sweet
California Prunes .. iii?“ 2 lbs 25c
Pure Lard
2
lbs 25c
Trix, the New Cereal 17c pkg. Sunnycorn 0001““! 3‘ Minute 17c Pkg-
Post Toasties . . 8c pkg. Kellogg’s Corn Flakes 8c pkg
Post’s Bran . . . 13c pkg. Grape Nuts . p. 17c pkg.
Kellogg’s Bran . . 18c pkg. Shredded Wheat . 11c pkg.
Pulled Rice . . 13c pkg. Force .' ' . . . 13c pkg.
DEL MONTE
Fruit Sela
N o. 1
Can
25c
MODERN '
GROCERY
COMPANY
ALWAYS DEPENDABLE
B utter mmqmmrro.
49c lb
110011 SQUARES - 171 LB.[SMOKED SHOULDERS 131 LB.
GULDEN’S MUSTARD, 13c jar, Colman’s Mustard, %1b can, 23c
HEINZ OVEN-BAKED BEANS Small can 9c, med. 14c,larg623c
HEINZ PURE TOMATO KETGHUP . . .
Hiamz swnn-r MIXED PICKLES . . .
HEINZ SOUR BPIGED PIOKLES . . .
BRILLO, for Cleaning All Aluminum Ware, 8m. pkg. 10c, lge.23c
27c large hot.
1/2 lb for 20¢
. 25c dozen
Our Celebrated
Mogroco Blend
Coffee
3lclb
rucn roam mm LOAJ' (8mm .- 70
(10.2.3. girdBrcadm rwmg 52>. -——“:
nary—non
O.
Wit-rum 159w
OIDENTIHEDOUGENUTS, everydaybutm- nodal.
QUALIT"
109m GWi/OO
on new rs mm
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to Join the
STAMFORD. April :7...
James Edwerd Wynn. 20. or Perk 81‘ “nogA' "' W
Place. bus driver. ruining an“ Wed- _ 00'0“!) mm
nesday. is on his way to th. mute”. - p, m M! by Glmhel
coast. to join the my. according to g,
story told the police by John Memo.
:85 Main-Street. wh‘o wu-with-Wynn
the night of the disappearance. ‘
“Wynn hsd his week's pay when he
quit the Job of driving. 0. Connecticut
Company bus. Wednesday noon. While
his wife was still et work in the Yale
and Towne factory.
ch‘nged his clothes end picked. his
mil. knowing he weilld not return for
said Homo lest night. He
then told of how‘he and Wynn went
out riding in the
Coupe and returned to Stanford shout
tour o'clock yesterde! morning.
Wynn sterted‘for New Yorkend the.
West Coast.
Wynn gave the key otvhis home to ‘
a. taxi driver. also I. note for his wife.
This reed:
have done.
Mrs. Wynn also. tound 815
which he left her. . ‘
Wynn entrusted the key to his car 5:
awhile."
army.
”was in may
Brothere' New York store.
Noel G. . Evens.
Gardiner, sopreno.
Koch, pianist.
he went home. wubeuneld.
7:30 p.m
trio. _ .
lutter‘s ’ Hudson
Then . villi ot'
Court.
Wdl (see W)
Westinghouse Electric :1 mg. 00..
Newark. NEG
"I em sorry for whet 1
111m going to join the 5:
Department of Commerce.-
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[nu/ideal 1&5: "-1 f ‘ »_ '
Store close: daily at _6 o’clock A
A Card Table of. Quality
for $198
This 15 one of the. famous Burroughs Tables,
finished 1n mahogany color. The top covered with
green leatherette, the corners rc-inforced with
bronzed metal mounts. . -
Useful for card or luncheon table, also a utility
table for porch or sun parlor.
we have been fortunate‘ 1n securing five hun-
dred of these popular? tables, but even this quantity
cannot last long at the small price at which we are
offering them.
it might be economy to order two or more
tables at this time while this tempting price holds
good.
Fourth door.
Seen at the Leather Section
'A Folder of novelty striped moire black and
white, lined with gray, ten inches long, six wide,
containing mirror, purse and large pocket for sun-
dries. A beautiful article.
A deinty society or “church beg”, offinely tuck-
ed black silk mounted with Egyptian ornaments' 1n
antique gold set with turquoise. Purse and mirror
inside.
M of Beaver Calf in tan or gray, pouch
shape, velvety soft and of exquisite quality.
Pannier huuned Bags of beaver calf in brown,
biscuit and gray. '
Egyptian Girdle, leather and metal, red, and
IR mottled effects in dull gold and blue set with
scarabs and sphinxes.
$5.“)endup.
Genes-
a
Poker Set: with small chips also‘ 111 red leather. I
of assorted colors. Small and handy for travelers.
Clues, the Game of Kings, in small case of
ccrase leather, rose or purple. 83.50
T Imu,‘ 1n colored leather, to hang on‘
the telephone, or some beautiful ones to lay on the '
t'clephbne table. . , ; $1.00».
Hammocks are Here
Luminous M- Cau-hu With Sprint
seats, tufted backs audbolstetpfllows.
doing
in appéarance and of‘gcnuine comfort.
1‘1 detail 11‘111 dc-
wmfihwmmgamm
Myth
4:80' p. ni.—-,Violin recital by Jousph
Wilberd1eid.eccor'npenled by Hrs.
4:45 p. m.-—Recltel by Josephine V.
and Elinor
5:15 p. urn—Violin recital by Jeseph
tin—Recital by Wallace Cox.
- baritone, uocompenied by A. V. Llu-
'7:46 p. inJ—‘The Significance of
‘Boys’ Week' from the standpoint,
of ecouting." by Judge Edward Ger"-
the United sates District
30 p. m.——Foreign and Domestic
Commerce Report, issued by U. S
50 p.’n1.—-Condltion at leading in-
Rein floor. trout. _
with fibre arms, elegant '
, ruse
noun-Wu. airmen
:l‘l. p. m.-—-Home Garden mots. sep-
:80 p. Ins—Kenn the “fun ates-lee. -
:oo p. tar-150m M Imperiel m1;
- quer'tette.
:00 p. rep-songs by me Sinner.
:20 to 10: 20- p. true—Debut between
m
dumb“
rmeifi ,
tor or the Qutlookund’ gt' . .
:ee :1. m.—Goncsrt bogus ,
hroedeesung- honor to “WJZ.” -,
Robert. Cecil introduced by '
em Osbome. president at the sea;
ciety will summon up his Input-
alone to the Amerieen. uttltude go
what! the Lodge. of Nations.-
eddress. which will begin a 0.)!
and perhaps lest on hour. will be
broadcast on 800 meter weee.- “-
¢—-—e- ' 1
won mrm
number-get £130..
:‘5
unfiltefl .
piled by the‘fl'etionelr Gordon bu.
mu o
for the chlldfen.
m’e tint the nw’ public inter:
hue gone-chroma“ worth :Ie.
lyric sopreno o1 rimbudn,h she ,
‘1;
LONDON. Avril .3!.—-M
11-133qu sold in court Og-
utunt Winters. e. chef. wooed be: u.
proved ineon‘eut. en's no «no
tor breech of promise.‘
1
Princeton end‘ Yule Debiting So-
cieties. "Resolved—-'!'het the for- '
eign policy of Europe fluorine the
support and spprovel of the Ankl-
cen people.’ Yule nliirmetke sud
Princeton decisive.
The Sale of" French Kid Gloves ' .
m a 11. 5.1.1.: -. . _,
Triumeedkmuhtwocklpd!“ .
v _ All French Kids of excellent grade, g, _
esoft, pliable 11nd delightful to wear.. in black, and , _ . .;
medium shades of tan and gray. These have em-
broidered backs and sometimes colbred stitching. ,;
111s Reynier comes only in Havens -
brown, :1 perfect slndéfor bu‘si'ucss or tailored cosy
tomes, it will bear, f itch: and give good-sent -~
ice to the last. '
.7.“ 5 ‘1. ' ' i
.‘ kc, a glovethat‘clssps - _
tightly there is the F _. ‘, i glove'thzt lamest - '
the wrist. . ' ‘ ",.~
Any style mutant
Donimissthischgzcc~1~ Comesudsecthan. - , ~
No exchangcgret’nnds orcredits. ~
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imported Rarities = y —
An ideal Weight for dresses end a unle'r'ial is ‘1 ‘7
high fsy'br this seeson. High shades of.- spam-lay. F: L.
ender, mtgngoinegbld, with soft on, rose scrim ..
t11:38mc1m 88-98319;
‘ lulu-fit dark gray, laven- . :
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