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lottery Purpose
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A There’s a Bird roe;c f or every sort of building! ~
1. NEPONSET TWIN SHINGLES — for
homes, churches, garages. clubs. They
are beautiful, durable and waterproof.
Arc extra large, :xtra heavy, have
extra asphalt - waterproofing, extra
coating and extra red, green or blue:
black slate surfeelng. '
SHINGLE DESIGN Roll Roofing~
for smaller houses, garages, shedsk
farm buildings—a thrift combination
of good looks, serviceability and real
economy. >
Comes with natural red or green slate
surfacing and looks like asphalt
shingles from across the street. IV'lay
be laid right over 3: ur old wooden
shingles.
PAROID Roofing—for farm buildings,
barns, sheds. garages, warehouses and
industrial buildings. It is sturdy and
handsome. Has a distinctive, durable
bright-gray surface.
Has been in use for over a quarter cen-
tury—a significant record of perform—
anec.
Ask us to;ceommend the proper Bird roof for your indi-
vidual use. Our advice is. caccrfully given \\'1E}10L;t charge.
' Wink-«Alma on}: i
Bird‘s Roofings are hand: Icy Bird 8: Son. inc. (Est. 1795).
manufacturers of Xeroxisct Bloc}; Building Paper and
Ncponsct Board.
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Now While the Stock Is Complete.
fcrent Styles and Sizes.
OP'JI‘J {CHARGE ACCOUNT.
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Sterling r urmture Co.
Furniturc—Rugs—Raages—Linoleum
272129-131 V‘Cashington St.
“. Tiagara” Refrigera-
Phone 105
FOOTWEAR OF DISTINCTION
Styled right for all occasions where good shoes are
** _ a necess1ty.
Suede Pumps for women in all fashionable colors;
others in Black'and Tan Kid and Calfskin, $5: to $11.
I New styles in men’s Oxfords, strictly correct.
. ‘ $5.00 to $12.00. ‘ -
Milton Elwood 4 .
Washington St. South Norwalk, Conn.
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New picturo from tho world fliers, showing them slighting on Seal Cane. Prince Rupert. British Columblq’
Steady regress of the. three
{I‘m ilwi’ié‘m “‘ fill”?
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-‘ an? gm. of the United sum
army is reassuring elements
which opposed the project on tho
ounds thsttho routs being fol-
fiwed by the flier: was not
feasible. .
Major Frederick L. .Msntln
commander of the expedition. on
his world clrclers are going ahead
. NATIONAL SPEAKERS TO ATTEND
_ " CONFERENCE OF CONN. SOCIAL
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walk Represented
Further speakers of
and national reputation. who. wi
yonile Court
Munger. Educational
the State Home for Girls,
New Jersey. This makes a. llst o
48 experts on various welfare sub
Director
New York who will open the Con
Dr. ll‘lnlcy has an
reputation as a. Speaker.
York and later Commissioner
trmclcd extensively in the
fan.- Association.-
day noon. May 6 before a luncheon
meeting called
ilc Court who Is
Section on Delinquency and Cor-
rection of the Connecticut Confet-
cnce of Social “'ork. This lunch-
eon meeting will be under the nus-
plccs ol’ the Connecticut Probation
Ollievrs Association and will be pro-
sirlcd over by Mr.‘“‘illlam T. Lynch,
president of that association. Judge
Day will speak on the “Juvcnllc
Court Law" and Miss Mungor upon
"llc-cslahlishlng tho‘ L'nadju‘stcd
Girl."
Norwalk will be represented at
the conference by Miss Amelia. C.
\‘Vcnderolh. of the Fall-field Chap-
ter of the American Association of
Social \Vorkcrs. Miss \Vendcrolh.
secretary of tho. :cd Cross here.
will speak May 7.
HARVARD HAS
$2,500.000 OF
SERVICE FUND
Expects to Raise Ten
Millions: For N e w
Extension Depart-
ment of University
CA .‘IHRIDGE, Mass, April 24.-—Il
“as announced tod 13' by Bishop
Laurence, Chairman of the com—
mzllcc for the Extension of the NI-
tiox-al Service of Howard Univer—
sity. that $2,500,000 towards the
total of $10,000,000 had l‘fC. raise]
for the Business School, Fine Arts,
and Chemistry. ,
The donors of this amount have
requested that their [times be not
mail. public until a .4110: date. 0f
the $2,500,000. 3750.300 is an appro-
priation made by the Harvard Cor-
poration from tho unrestricted funds
left to the University by the late
Pap] C. Keith. The Corporation
believed that no better use of this
bequest could be made than to de—
vote a part of It. to needs of the
Chemical Department, which in the
Judgment of the Corporation 'Ivcre
the primary needs of the University.
The funds sought will be used for
the respective departments as fol-
lows Business School, $5,000,000;
Chemistry, $3,000,000; Fine Arts,
$2,000,000.
The amount needed by the Busi-
ness School is to erect “a complete
plant consisting or 13 buildings, ac-
commodating 1,000 students. Many
of the buildings will furnish net in-
come, thus serving also ass. means
of revenue for research work of the
Business School.
row the erection of a. nowchemlcal
laboratory and $1,000,000 for en-
dowment, the income from which
will be devoted to meeting the ex}
penses'of maintenance and research
in the laboratory. ,_,. ' '
A new artmuseum. or as it- may
be more accurately ter ed. a. new
art laboratory.-will be- erected .. to
lake the plscaot thegpresent Foss
Museum. One million collars mu
m
be used as an. endowment t6. pro-
mtc-Wid 0
appear on the program of the Con-
necticut Conference of Social Work
in Bridgeport May 4th to 7th were
announced today as including Judge
George B. Day of the Hartford Ju-
and Miss Elizabeth
of
Trenton.
jccta led by Dr. John H. Finley of -'
l'crcnce Sunday night, hilly 4 at the
Slrallicld Hotel with an address on
"Private Effort. in Public Service."
internatlonal
He is now
one of the editors or the New York
“Times" and was formerly president
of the College of the City of New '
of
Education of the State of New York.
During the war he was vice-chair-
man of the National Red Cross and
Far
l-Just representing that organization.
lle has recently accepted the chair—
manship of the Xallonal Chlld “’12!-
The addresses of Judge Day and
Miss Mungcr will be delivered Tucs-
lty Judge Alexander.
\\'.’Crccdon of the Hartford Juvcn-i
chairman of the
It is proposed to use; 82.000.000 .
dos its dais s caused by cri ;
plug; of his lone. Seattle, 51
snow sous etwecn Chink;
Alain, and tch Harbor, Un-l
slssks sland. on'thei: routs to-
wsrds Siberi
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s. lORKERS IN BRIDOEPORT
Dr. J. H. Finley, Newl
York Will Start Pro:
gram May 4.—Nor-
One of 48 Experts to
Speak at Conference
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I)“. JOIiN~ fl. FLV LEY
'EX-POSTMASTER
0F. STAMFORD
STAMFORD. April 34.—
ll‘ormcr Postmaster Nelson
Jesup, president a; the
Thrift Check Corporation, died sud-'
dcnly at an early hour yesterday
morning. Mr. Jason was slrikcu with
acute heart trouble while at ‘lus
work in his New York olllcc lion—A
day afternoon and was llaslcncd to
his home here at the Suburban Plain.
and later was taken to a local hos-i
pltal where his death occurcd. llcf
was In his slxliclh year. f
Born in Greenwich In 1865 he,
came to Stamford when eight 3cm;
old. Mr. Jesup was a. lineal dcscen‘d-l
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am. of one of the founders of Slam- I,
ford and a. great grandson of (Senor-
al Edward Jesup. llc'wns in the pos-
lnl serxlcc a considerable llmo and
succeeded Joshua A. ll‘osscndcn as
postmaster, holding that olllcc unlil‘
June 18, 1913. He then organized the
anional Thrill. Society as a. mutual.
profit sharing organization. Mn;
Jesup was secretary of the Suburban I
Club.
He is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Bertha. Jcsup, two sons, Edward.
N. of Sllippan and 1’. .L‘ugcno of:
Oak Lawn Axcnuc: a daughter. Mrs.
Alfred Starr, jr., of Riverside; two
sisters, Mrs. Susie I“. Morrison of
Washington Avenue and Mrs. Joseph
Knapp of \Vashlngton Avenue. .
The funeral service will be pris,
vale from the home'of his ‘son, .Edgi
ward N. Jesup of Shippan. Friday
morning, at 11. Rev. Alfred Grant,
Walton of the Congregational
Church will omciato. - ,
Disqualified. . ‘
Uncle Jack asked 'littlo Cellos if
she didn't want him to play with
her.
"Oh, no." she said, “we're playing
Indian, and you're no use, 'cause
you're scalpcd ‘alroady."-—-—Unitcd
Presbyterian.
“You see," he continued. "the inn;
keepershset up the radiators uncon—
nected in the rooms. . A prospective
Yankee guest inspects the inn. When .
he sees tho radiator. he shouts. "It's
modern! Here's steam heat 2” and
settles down for a. comfortalgle week.
' SEARCK’S CHANGEABLE
_ was,» smart,
weather in' Igorch. and should '_be
prepared foncoughs and colds. The
slight-”cold. i! neglected. may dove]-
I. ‘- "a": . A
op into. I. serious illness. SVlth the ’1 ‘ ' ’ ' L ' .1
first . sign of a.’ cough . or cold talic g PE%31;1:§}E:, 113' r mgr):
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. "mm .133 . M‘ '51,, in
thosold.rolls.blo. family couch ram» beenappo inted‘ more” I of
edy. _§xcollent , for coughs. . cola 9}on I Old undo: the
.th . Jam: .11. smug. pm... wuu: wooing ‘ issu-
cott”-A.fl'80ns. states: "1* had a. boom; such . the .
couxh‘..¥nted Forev's Honeyrnnd'fi‘arf, «mortally!!! or.
Compound and -lt relieved ‘mo'i’n- ai
vlde income Ir , which-originplte-
search Iorkrumsz ho_underta.ken.- ._
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little ’wliilo_agsmlsog.PoweH ’COl'p.‘—-
AdVo'_._' " 7. _ ’I': .
Of Social Workers
'4 . position
V, DIES ,ISUDDENLY?
I 3313714.“? that smrtml when both were
I rxludcnls at tho \\'olmrn High school
B. _.
American I
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0119 may expect many changes Zln V i
gunshot!”
light-fitting has _ ‘ ~ breoc
{Prize Winners to Get
i . $500 and House Full
Of Furniture at
Home Beautiful Ex-
BOSTON, Mass. April 24.-—-—Helcn
Elizabeth Stevens. a prominent
young “'oburn school teacher and
Rohert Donald Fuller of “'ohum. a
graduate of the Massachusetts Ag‘
rlculture college, have been selected
as the couple to be Married at the
fourth annual Home Beautiful and
Building Trades Exposition which
opens in Mechanics Building next
Saturday. ,
They were. chosen by the judge
from a list or more than 1‘00 young
couples who sought the. honor of
being the. 1924 Home Beautiful bride
and bridegroom. In addition to the
$500 cash pn‘bc crl‘foe r,An_vylz(..
$.70 cash prize ochro-J by Chester 1.
Campbell, gcncrnl manager of the
exposition. the young people will
receive as gifxs from the exhibitors
home furnishings and appliances
worlh several hundred dollars.
The wedding will take place
Tuesday evening on the stage in
“Tran-l ”all before a crowd of at
,‘lmsl 10,000 people‘.
l The prospective bride is a. teacher
int the llumford school in North
\\'olmrn. She is n graduate of “‘0-
hum lllgh s:hool,.and the Salem
§ Normal school and makes her home
{'unh h-r parcllls. Mr. and Mrs.
I-‘rmi‘rivi; Roscoe Stevens. at 48 Kilo
.hy \\‘<-llurn. She will give up
1:.~ Iiug shortly and dcvolc a great
gllCflI of tune lo 1110 study of interior
:lil‘l‘l‘lnailllll, a. sulzlcrl in which she
f is anally interested.
: ‘~lr. Fullcr is also a graduate of
; mexrn'svlmol and is an expert mu-
1‘ .;:n. lln is a second lieutenant
2 m the Cavalry rcs-‘rvc. At tho pres-
I out limo he: is connected with the
. \‘v'inrhcslcr Conservatories where he
2:: a landscape gardener. '
The marriage of lhr‘ young couple
ho llzc culmination of a 1'0-
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"LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE -
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Don’t. Miss Quaker Craft We};
Hundrcds . have enjoyed the showing of Quaker
and those beautiful color-fast Made-In-Norwalk curtains of
- rumed .Voile in many, popular shades.
Our sfiburban friends are. especially invited
/ mics OF. 'ALL GRADES
Fibre and Straw. mattings. New stair carpets
_ .WE MAKE WINDOW SHADES TO ORDER
ELECTRIC VA’UUUM CLEANERS FOR RENT
Only $2 a day which includes delivery, instructions and retum-
GO TO THE MARITY BALL
Norwalk “Armory; Fnday Evening, April 25th
Craft 13993
'E‘
3 A septic/“aces Aooys
YOUR HEAD ? we 1.2;,
Pm $32.2.
‘ one 3 TBA:
If your roof leaks ask us to step
in on the job. If you wish we
will gladly furnlsh you with an
estimate of what the Job will cost
you. We are known as the plum-
her: who take pains and work
rapidly.
‘The NASH, RAYMOND
& DEAN CO.
2 rm: am 33m
‘ Refrigerator
Samuel Alexander.
GOODWILL FURNITURE
50 So. Msln St. Phone 3560
SILK HOSIERY.
For afternoon 01' evening. for
sport or street, McCallum Sill:
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together.
EDITOR TO WED
[JP-STATE GIRL
STAMFORD, April 24.;
Miss Florence G. nzcgmm, daugh-
lr‘l' of Mrs. Mary hlcgnnn of South
Manclmslcr. Comm. and Malcolm T.
“'aldron. son of Mr. and Mrs. John
M. “'aldron of Denver. Colo.. and
Nantucket, Mass, were married
quietly at St. John’s n. C. Church
this morning by Rev. James C.
U'lirlcn.
Mr. \andron is managing editor
of the Stamford Scnlinel. Following a
wedding trip to New York and At—
l.1ntic>l.‘it_\', Mr. and Mrs. “'aldron
will make their home in Stamford.
HORNY-HANDED 50
OF TOIL BECOMES
Stockings meet the requiremenls
of any costume for any occasion.
$1.95 Pr. and Up.
The' N. E. RYAN CO.
88 \VASIHBTEI‘OX SIRE]?!
SOUTH NOR‘VALK
u-r
4
filnklln St.
' ICE MACHINES
Sold Ind Insulled
The
POLLEY
Refrigerating snd Supply 00.
. Reprmonung
The Bemm' g‘tont Machine Co.
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Wilmington. Delawsro
Agents For
Remington Compressors
Service on All Mona.
<South Non-walk
Phone 1057
.
Phone 3325
TESTED FEEDS
romp 1’st _,
CUT FLOWERS
Special Attention Given to
Wedding and Funeral Orders.
'E. A. CUNEO
.me mum:
Vicious Block—Railroad ATE.
1934' . - _ .
rum mm In. if:
13 No; nun SR.
. NEW SPRING
TorCOATs
. $20.00 ..
Palace Clothes Shop
“DEXVSEEJESESHIONS
SIMPLY AMAZING.
A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Ga
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Easter. "mutt”
NE‘V SPRING NE‘V SPRING' 3‘ ‘ » »_. _
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Join Our Alaska Refrigerator Club
m.
A small payment down Will deliver (‘12-: r:
famous refrigerators to your home, the ?:,.Q;:.:;
be paid in small weekly payments. The 5.; .
known as an ice saver, scientifically test-7:1 2::i tire a
best refrigerator made at anywhere r.
'2,‘ ,j‘. rm ‘
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Our club plan entitles you to the not C" :1: j r}:
We invite you to come in and inspect 01.: 1;);—
Alaska Refrigerators. "‘ '
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These refrigerators are equipped viz}: :22
scientific full ice sweep dry circulation zair 1.:
doors, consuming the minimum amount of 3*: st
preserving all the food perfectly.
Sida iCk . a
fié‘. Lilly {5’ “.23; 7,} e:
shelves, rust pro '5.
331.? $25.00
Built l0 give a 5,. 47...”.
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tion of cold, dry a: w c"
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zu.u
cry nook and corner,
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chambers white enaml:w
. ’ Pé°°d$10.98%%
Ice Chests ‘
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oil - ', fl PfiCEd$E05Qup
A‘. J. COLLINS (:0.
70-72 No. Main St. So. Norwalk, Conn
_ So. Norm
Whitenilk
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nAvslgronT‘oomD SHOPPE
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Every Evening—6:30 to 0:00 '
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