to have a fine garde
Main St.
“’9 have all the garden tools you’ll need
11.
Norwalk Hardware Co.
N orwalk
Is \CleanAUp aha
CLEANUP
. FIXLUP
YOUR
CAR
Dents taken out.
N ew tops.
Curtains fixed.
Upholstery repaired and
renewed.
Slip covers.
Bodies Repaired.
:l HALF -
By VIOLET DARE
4-—
TIME WIFE
‘5; 1.14.? f.
WHO'S WHO AND WHAT‘S
:1 mm
” mcnxmmayoungarmy
:Mocr. returns from the Philippines
”and that
”SUZANNE. w'th whom he is in
: ”Q. has married
GEOFF-REY ATWDOD. A promi-
t man much older than she. .
Hale tries to persuade her to have
husband. get 11 divorce and
him. feeling” sure that she
' l we: tor him. Suzanne is
imubled by this. and by the report
that there is e lore Liair between
DICK LEIGH. W'I nephew.
:ma a chorus girl.
; ‘ IJNDA 1.1113, Atwood's poem-
:hry, introduces herself to Susanne.
Lind makes a determined exert to
Interfere between hns“and and wife.
L'idt Dick‘s request, -Sumnno gives a
futile patty for the chorus sirL
LOLITA. Mrs. Vale manages to be
inked.
;:la:w—-comn To THE RESCUE.
UZAJN‘NE was happy that after-
noon deg-,‘ite the presence of
Linda Vale. Mrs. Tale, by way
“addinrmsnlt to 4111117, undertook
, to show Su-
cwn house.
" ‘1‘ b l s
such a charm—
lng pl 3. c e . "
she exclaimed.
up
the stairs to
the e e c o n d
floor. "I do
want to show
you w room
——:.b.l.l is it."
flinging open
the door of o.
.' bedm at
VlOLET DARE the gm of
' the 1101180.;
;W you have it done over do get;
Hack Chin‘s, with big
; lowers? '
~"Ihardlythinkwe’lldnnm
this year " replied Suzanna. sweetly...
bee had no intention of boring Mrs.
37310 as a. guest 1: it could possibly;
5‘!» helped.
L Geof-‘rey wan entertaining m
'Q‘Vale guests r-leow stairs She re-
‘tnrned to him. leaving Mrs. Vale to
Ejmmmmge about herself. It was hard
E‘not to be angry but Suzanne was
:3an Curtis 191:: 1‘3 advice. and
fists-inns. _
." It was 7121:. -'
Fm}- were (lIL- ;
Tito Creamy 111:?
:; “Geoff. do we
SLQat '7. ems:
won't you. .
longer?" she do-
;mnnd-:—d. ‘1 f'li‘can't stmd tr.‘
:7 "1'.":2t’3""~ you to decide." T16
if ere-1‘ :n expectodly. “I have
Ruben: it alone, but I can't. Susanne,
3;}:Idoaeyou mntmetoandm
331d 0: Linda-Yale. it mdymem the
“an! of my career in Dol-lm 1 emf:
gum you 2:1 the story now: It‘s 8..
gtiong one. I comm perms-b
1;) win: a. man whom I M
who later unworthy of thud
its-net He did things for which
37a held responsible. or rath
jwoum hzve been held res-permit»)
{2 they had been 1mm I the
:fl'fggmlemown
unf!’ “Wthem
s-
g
i
9
I
I
G
i
zmne over her:
lsi
trying to make up my" :1:de
Hiheycaxnetomtmw.flma
because of what was done. ye!
the thing came out now it would
mean my detect in the coming elect '
done. It's exactly the son at thing
my political enemies would 1111;“:
get hold oL Unle- Mm vale
what she knows, it will all be kept.
secret.” _
”Why. then—{hen on these meet-i
ings of you-3 and hers —"
"Thev have been: concerned with{
that," lie replied eagerly. That
time when I went out of to“ and
returned unexpectedly, and 11111:th
with hem—I had been away on an
errand concerned with this our.
X vented to get it straightened out.
I told you once that when m .
married me you from marrying a
moire gm 0: the note. i felt
thatlhadtomnkegood. Icouidu-‘s
disappoint you. I thought that. it
I gave you the position you wanted.
you 'd care more for me.” ‘
"But. Geoif. I‘ve niwm loved you *
to showiyc‘un"
“I the aght you cared fox-m1
% ,
mum-i
and then tbs! you used D
noes as an excuse to- my awayl
from me." be answered. "0hr mall
Adear. 4! only I had known!" .
"You know now,” she tel m
"Everything3 going to be :11:
now.’
"Not tmtiFLinda mm mm
are of.” he reminded. or. fine
ouldm m
rm be e biker com
be better to go on commuting
tor a. time. until rum Abate! , .
flan to have it 0% with. her?“ .
1215:111- Seized at St. John, N.
51'. JOHN, N. 13.. April :3
:fitish steam yacht, Islnr,
B.
~Thcl
called
fleet along the New
fish-New J's-my coast ‘ Rum Row."
sued anchor here yesterday with
Lockhart pending
put in {or coal. Her liquor was con-
signed to St. Pierre.
The yacht was last seen of: the
Jersey coast March 7th. when Sir
Broderick Cecil Hartwell. interna-
tionally advertised rum seller. was
reported aboard supervising the dis-
4
mean my ruin. Nobody our?“ f
~4hat is. divers lately.” the W‘;
him "I thought you knew. 2W1 ,
most. hammered Bums silly. So good
New springs.
LET US MAKE YOUR
CAR LIKE NEW.
TlLLY
'Auto Works
.Main St. So. Norwalk
l
.. g is over.
America—are, as usual, leudin
walk. It means better home
(item in that they will love
;' Make the home attractive
ample for your'ncighbors.
painting up adds to the nine
1 when that is done paint up and clean up the outside.
\
, ’ ‘ a
i If the ideas of Dr. Perdue, health officer, go througli who has
5 planned them, Norwnlk will be clean and beautiful when the week
The whole city isinterested. The Street department and the
Fire department are busy taking rubbish from homes to the dump.
The school boys are being asked to give aid in their own homes
and the Boy Scouts—those sterling active disciples of a. better
g a. hand.
Cleaning up and painting up means much to the City of Nor-
‘It helps mothers be—
cause the children's health is well improved and it helps the chi!»
them inme more and one reason for
”why girls and boys leave home” will be eliminated.
conditiohé
inside. Paint it and clean it.
of your property.
P311113:
Beautify Your Hoihe.‘
' Inside and Outside
'And
Set an ex-
And flll‘llll‘l‘ more, cleaning up and
TOPS Y
. Just grew
But if I were you, I’d'
treat my garden right.
Our
Chestnut Posts
And a trellis too
Will make it your delight.
G6fikfi6§6filflN§
[Sis fid’éfiifil‘)’ "For
PRESIDENCY AS A “REAL DIRT FARMER'
FRIDGEPORT, April 28.—Bridge-
‘port has a new flywclght prospect
11 rough. tough pint ot'pcnnuis by
the name Jimmy Fender. Ho hails
from the “'est End and is the cons-
in or Steve Smith, the city's ranking
luauhorwciglit.
l'cndor is 3. Bridgeport product.
He got the "rolling stone" fever six
years ago and left the Park City
fiat. He thén took to fighting, in
the ring or otherwise and became
quite proficient at it. \Veighlng less
(31.1n'155 pounds he had diiilculty in
getting bouts for at that. time most
oi fighting done was Icatherwcigths
up. Needing money he went out of
his class. and took a. beating. Ho
quit then.
'1‘“ 0 Weeks ago Jimmy returned
lo Bridgeport for the express pur-
pose of learning Steve Smith how to
become a. lighter, be having remem—
bered that Steve was fistlcally in-
clined when he (Jimmy) took to the
road. Great was his surprise upon
learning how good a pug Steve was
and right away he yearned to get
back into action.
Lou Anger, Steve‘s manager, took
Ponder with him to the recent
Smith-Stein bout in Norwalk and
when one or the preliminary boys
"ran out", Anger was asked if he
could supply the Norwalk promoters
with a substitute. Anger turned to
Ponder and asked him about it.
Jimmy’s reply was in the affirmative
and howcnt in to right. Mickey Fal-
conena. tough little youngster. Jim-
my was decidedly out of condition
for he hadn't fought in years. He
proved, however, too much for Fal-
cone, having Mickey on the verge of
a. kayo.
Anger; surprised by Fender's un-
expectedly good showing. told the
youngster that he would get matches
for him it he would condition him-
self right for boxing. Ponder did
what was desired a. nd Ang‘er booked
him torra. 12—round bout with Wee
\Villie Burns at Bayonne, N. J. Pen-
der was in splendid form and al-
did he go that he has been rematch-
ed for another crack at Burns in
the same club on Tuesday night. Ho
has been promised a. bout with
Sparkplug Russell. who twice defeat
ed Jim Bones, it he again Outpolnts
Burns.
MILTON STOCK A L
TO BROOKLYN
NEW YORK. April '28 .—Connr-
mation was made here yesterday by
the management of the Brooklyn A
National League club 51; a‘. apogee
deal whereby the mam get “17%
Baseman Milton Stack from St.
F
BRIDGEPORT HAS
NEW FLYWElGHT
fork.
also be introduced and the costum-
Wben boosters of the
farm, where he was ape
duties): ghey found him
first aldirt farmer”
REHEARMG
DAILY FOR
ELKS’ “AFFAIR
Over 100 Local Resi-
dent's to Appear in
Minstrel-Musical a t
Palace May 5 and 6
1‘
Daily rehearsals are now being
held to:- the members or the cast,
which are“ present ‘The Minstrel?
Serened’e'" and the musiéal. comedy
”Alice. Where Art Thou‘” under the
auspices of. the Eiks, ’at the. Palace
theatre, May 6 and 6.
‘0ver 100 local residents Will ap-
pear in the‘ play. Special scenery
is now being received from New.
Special lighting“ etfects will
plowm g.
his will be uhder the supervision? of
an expect designer. Altogetfier this
Louis in exchange for catcher Hike
Gonzales and a cash consideration
of $7,500. stock. who has been
holding out on trio Cards. left his
home in Mobile, Alenyesterday: and
is due here tomorrow.’ Gonzales
will also be shipped ‘to the cards in
Cincinnati tomorrows
char-geotala eat: of! 12¢le
Ofiass'a.‘1."i‘ceil.cl:ar:i.AntericenbuorgLpm'n orthe p
ONE 4:: our nil-token
production promises to be one at the
most spectacular ever attempted by
3. Norwalk organization.
Owing to. the delay in the printd
ing of tickets, the seat sale has been
postponed until Friday. May 2: The
box om'ce will open at 10 a. ma until
1 3W“ at 1: 3i) to 3: 39—6: 30
Jonstlgan M. Davis down on the farm:
presidential boom of Jonathan M. Davina”
mat of Kansas and Democrat, visited him down on his Bourbon couu
riding a few in
a vacation from zubornatori
Now a is being put forward a tin
ever urged for president.
I
1
N orwalkMan Freed
Of Girl’s Charges
I WESTPORT. April
V'eronicn Hyatt.12—year-old \Vest-
port girl, repudiated original allega-
tions uhlch formed the basis of
criminal charges preferred against
James German, Norwaik musician.
Judge John R. Booth. in the Crim-
inal Court or Common Pleas. Friday
afternoon allowed an absolute none
at the charges against German up-
on request ot’Prosecutor Fred 3V.
Huxtord.
Prosecutor Huxford, Tintormed
Judge Booth that the girl had
changed her story concerning Gor-
man's conduct toward her in the
darkness of a theatre several months
ago and, not to impeach his own wit-
ncss, he would not put her upon the
stand before .3. jury. as had been in-
tended.
German » bald appealed 1from
charges Lot contributing toward the
delinquency of a minor and was
bound over from the. Westport court;
The girl. last Monday. *was‘released
from custodyl at Long Lane farm in
Middletown upon babeas corpus pro-
ceedlngs. .
. ZS.-—Bccause
Frank Manfrde. operator of the
automobile which struck the Key—
worth boy of Orchard street, was
arrested Saturday by Motbrcyclo Pa-
4111111113191 Boenisch « charged with
reckless driving and fallin to stop
to give assistance. The ccused it
out on a. bond of $150 to appen-
When notified.
. live up to their claims. must be;
‘ ripe and 11m old age.
Buy at the Big Red
Shed.
; lay the
Father of
*3 Physical
A . uiturc‘
BERNAKR
tMACFADDEN ~
One of the greatest errors that
can be made is to try to bolster up
declining digestive powers with any
of the numerous BOAcalled aids to
digestion. While it. is ioollsh to
1 u: a. weakening digestive power
with excessive quantities of. food.
or to eat made known to be hard
iieved or its dulled than can the
muscles. The simplest and plain-l
est of food: taken in small quantic l
ties is the correct remedy for a.
weakened digestion. Many or theé
eo-alled aide to digestion do not:
aid but injure the digestive
power: All medicines. distilléd liq-
uors. bitter: and cox-dials come in
this class. and while they are never
of reel use they ere‘certainly more
dangerous for the old than tor;
those in the prime 0: Elite. Appetq’
here in the term of highly seasoned
food. must also be classed as incl
:urious “digestive aids". There is
no real nppetizer except physical
activity and generil good health.‘
As the body’s need for 100d tie-i
creases there is a corresponding;
decrease in the secretion of gastric
Juice. This fact leads to woolen-3
ed digestion in the stomach. which’l
phynicians often attempt to caning
:terect by the use or artificial pep—y
- sin. The use of such an. old may.3
Hamper-only increase digestive pow-
ers. but Just as surely as it does.
‘04:. will result further decrease
in the natural secretion. Such an:
jeflort is very like on emu-t to in.3
'ereese muscular power by riding
iinsteed of walking. the surest w_ai.y_I
,to destroy what power remains: ;
Predigested foods are a. double
delusion. In the first. place. near
actual predlgestion is possible by
artificial means. In the next. pro-f
digested foods. in 30.1811: no they
ole-oi! u digestive crutches and
detect the end sought. because they
Awaken one with! digestive pow- l
on. There are. however; a few:
good 171101501119 end coolly digest-l
ed toads tint. are something coiled
ma Chic: of. these. are
products. .sueh as incited
, milks. which should not. been "
offline dnflim-ltir 0: names. been
filed with. ucpholieAdz-inks made.
mm All aide to'
digestion should be fully avoid-
ed bytho‘sewho wouldreach.
Mayehofi to Hold
5 Deuce Tomorrow
The Maye‘lzofl Social league win
hold a. dance tomorrow evening: in
El
to digest. yet the stomach can no
more maintain its power when re-lx .
I .
A
CHASE '{HE DIRT
This Is Clean-up and Painbup Weal-
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PAINT UP AND CLEAN .m:
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34 wmcmn 81'. scum 11011
NOW IS THE TIME
TO FIX UP
THAT OLD LEAKY ROOF, THAT RUSTY
AND TO FIX TEE PLUMBING.
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