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GAMES A. FARRELL TO PRESIDE
._AT FOREIGN TRADE CONVENTION
IN BOSTON JUNE 4,5 AND 6
:A.J. Collins Co.-
Cooking and the family washing are the hard, hot work in
summer. \V0' 11 help you tighten both this summer and save you
time the 3car 'round “1th these two leaders from our household
equipment department.
let us demonstrate SUPERFAX Models of the NEW PER-
'I ECTION line—the oil cook stove with all the heat and speed of
J or quick meals and cool kitchens they ha\c no equal.
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gas.
“'3 HAVE ALL SIZES OF NEW PERFECTIOVS FROM T‘VO
TO FIVE BCRNERS.
NEW PERFECTION ANGEVINE FURNITURE C0
OilRange with SUPERFEX Burners
16 N0 MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK
Complete Assortment of
NEW PERFECTION
Oil Cook Stoves
It
70 No. Main Street
South Norwalk
Connecticut to Be W ell
Represented —— Tem-é
p l e t o n , Honorary ‘
thrx “ill be. of imv‘rv‘s t 'ncni': v.
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delivers a wide range of heat At
the turn of the wick and the touch
E of a match, it is ready to bake, broil,
boil, roast and toast. It is easily
regulated. It burns kerosene—clean
and odorless, and thus banishes for.
ever coal and wood with their end-
less dirt and ashes. It adds im.
Every housewife needs time for rest
and time for play, but there are still
thousands and thousands of consci-
entious housewives who are abso-
lutely tied to an endless routine
of cooking and household duties.
Burdened with dirty and time-con-
surning wood and coal stoves, they
must, by necessity, spend practically
all their time in the cooking and
preparation of meals. They have no
time to play with the children. No
imc to read. Scent opportunity for
the needed church and social duties.
But the New Perfection Oil Cook-
stove is a kitchen cmancipatot. Prac-
rnasurably to personal comfort and
to personal freedom.
Your nearest dealer will be glad to i
demonstrate the various styles and '1
sizes, a model to suit every require-
ment—-&om the famous Blue Chim-
ney to the fastest-gas Supcrfex. Each
one represents the utmost in cool:-
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Charles I”. Ti‘i-t-k' 1' of \\'.1tcr'1111r3'.
president of t?‘- _\n‘.~‘r;1‘:1:-. lirass
Company: 1‘ '1‘. Joy, \ice -.‘esixicnt
of the Mallory lint Company of
Danbury; “FE-11.» C. Jinan. of;
Bridgeport? pro‘sitltnt of the Bryant
Electric tom -._v: \Va‘ztex Camp.
chairman of dittctors of the
New ll. urn t‘lr ‘1»; Compan}, “'alrlo
E. Clarks siiiwm of the New
\er of Commerce; 1:.
bury. president of
mini-1'11: Company
the Citizens Na-
" and president or
' ”Canal Tier-.1“: P, Leroy liar-wood of
airman of the Con-
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r Harbors 5rd 1‘- liges: H.1'2ent Hub-
? bird. of Hirzford. prrsi-‘lcnt of the
fianut‘aeit: rcrs \ssocia: ion of Con-
gectlcut: 1’ G .\'1‘1: .1015 Vice presi-
nt of (‘01: s I‘:1$1n' Firearms Alan-
qg;¢tnring C ompan}; John R. Ot~
_' n of New Haven. president of
me “‘inchvster IIv-prating Arms
mpnnx; Harris \\'hi~‘tcmorc of
ngntuck. presidn‘nt of the Lastern
marble Iron Compmu.
. For near'y three centuries Con-
:iécticut and the other states of
i“ England blazed the svay and
A in American foreign trade.
I“ England closed the way and
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mlly. There have been in recent
”an complaints that certain indus—
(gee, particularly those of shoes
g; textiles. have tended to drift
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throughout Connecticut and the
the Fa-dcral Govern-
mn‘nt 11.1111 11 numlu-r of leading: n11-
:ionnl organizations —— American
1‘11‘1nlv-rs Association, Association of
National Advertisers, American As-
socmtinn of Advertising Agencies.
.'\11‘.erican Manufacturers Export As-
sociation. American l-prorlo-rs and
the National‘
11. under whose
is‘ in
Commerce
Importers Association. National
(four-.1111 of American Importers and
'l'radcrs. National Association of
Credit Men, and the Pacific Const’
l-‘oreign Trade Council.
More than 2000 leading business
executives and foreign trade experts
are expected to attend the sessions,
which will he held at the Copley-
I’laza and \Vestmlnster Hotels yin
Boston. A large start of trade ad-
visers will be on hand ready to give
advice without charge to all persons
engaged in foreign trade or wishing
to learih of its possibilities.
Interallied Parley
to Be Held in June
LONDON, May 7.—An interaliled
conferer‘ice, which the ”United States
p’ill be invited to attend, will be held
here in June for discussion of means
or making the Reparation cxperts’
plan cfl'cctivc. according to apthori-
taetive declarations here today.
The conference probably will be
held in 'the first part of the month,
it was said. Prior to the full con-
ference. Premier ‘MacDonald and
Premier Poincare of France will
meet, probably in London, to dis-
cuss the situation. It is expected
that this meeting will be held about
May 18.
A three wheeled automobile or
narro'w tread invented in Germany,
has a hood long enough to afford
be I
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3103;9ng room to; its .owner
5L 3.131131; DEMANDS
THESE LABOR
SAVERS
’J‘hnt new slow you are going to
buy should bc a .Vl".\\’ l'l-IRI-‘l-ZC-
'I‘lUN—tlu- most popular nil cook
a-ttn‘t‘ “‘1- lune crcr sold.
I13: quick-lighting. clean-burning
llluc (‘hinlncy burnt-rs will lighten
3uur “m‘k this summer and give
you ccunmn-cul and reliable scl'tict‘
lhv- scar through. ,
“'c nlsn'cnrry lines of Garden .
Tools from the most rcllnhlc manu-
i‘aclun‘rs.
Berry Baskets carried in all kinds
tially automatic in operation, it
NEW‘PERPECTION
ing satisfacrion at its price.
.011 01071 Stoves and-’Ovens —
STANDARD on. 00. or NEWYOBK‘
2.6 WAY
and sizes: all kinds of seed for
Farm and Garden.
(‘omc in and try
net-11s.
us for your
SAMUEL
'ALEXANDER
50 So. Main St. Phone 3560
FORD SUBSTITUTE -‘
1 OUT TO “SMASH
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Complete Line of the Famous ' ‘ .
E __NeW Perfection Oil Cook Stoves .
at
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T119 Sterling F urmture Company
' open A cannon ACCOUNT f
' 127-129-131 Washington Street
South N orwalk ' ‘ . Phone 105
, AMERICAN
LEGION NOTES
KERVILLE, Texas, May 7.—-—’.l‘ho
U. S. Veterans Bureau for the second
Hospital at Legion, Texas, near here.
The veterans organization built the
hospital at angst of $500, 000. secur-
ed by personal contributions... Citi-
zens of Kerr County donated the
site or 700 acres. The. State Leg—
islature appropriated $1. 500, 0110 for
equipment. The Veterans Bureau
accpet|l the hospital Ior use in 1923.
dent of the - Stabs ' It is said to be one of the finest in-
says, he '31“ - . m. u atituuons in Americmfor the care or
cigar and-a%on the-grail m, .tulierculosis patients.
;be in the tat-Hm g. 1.
RIVERTON. Wyo., May 6,—The
American Legion here has started a.
campaign for the construction of a.
; I’Park to the public. The park rs
= part of the washakte National Fe
reot. and is now inaccessible ‘ '
yen: has leased the American Legion -
iLegislatm-eh
1 highway to open Dickinson Natio In] 3
came from John J. Ferrucio of Vt)-
terans Bureau Hospital No. 60 at
Oteen, S. C.
"I am not long for this W'orld."
he wrote; “I want to do as much as
I can to help the needy.”
Fork ot the Pope Agle River to the
park. with good roadbed. good our-3
face and easy grades. The road will
not. only open a. tract. of rare scenic
beauty. but. a. tract on which game
abounds and which has splendid ug-
riculturai possibilities. A summer,
home at the park for Wyoming Le-
gionnaircs is also contemplated by
members. ‘ ,
RICHMOND. Va , 11:: 7.41.131:-
Tait Post of the American Legion
here vl‘ill soon pass out of existence
Membership already is dwindling.
Withln_a. year the last member .will
have gone to new fields. ,
The post is composed of students
of the Union Theological Seminary.
Originally there were thirty-one 1|1ar
ten members. Graduation has dun—
lnlshed the number annually. The,
.post ‘was named after a student at
the seminary who died of grounds
November 2. 1918.
LYNBROOK. N. Y.. May 7.-—Eaat
Rockaway Post or the American Le-
gion owns a. ’stand or colors which
was presented by Major GeneratRo-
bcrt Lee Buliard. one ot the prin-
cipal speakers at the pjresentatton
was Major General James G. Har—
bord. Both held the rank or lieut-
enant general ,during'the World War.-
, -
, .43., May 7.—
Amerlcan Legion property in South
Caroline has been made exempt
from taxation by action of the, State
CHARLESTON. :f s.
._ OWATONNA, Minn. May 7.412051
Esra. C. Clemens or this city. Nation-
al Chaplain of the American Legion,
m- just been promoted from the
‘ hank of major in: the chaplaln' a corps
. births. 1156011111 Guard to the rank of
_, Woolenel. Col. Ciemans ts
' Oneida-"chaplain - In the flattens!
INDIANAPOLIS. Max:717."-
contribution to the American.
Fat-nil. 18 to be £990!!! and paid by
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' Cook Stove
Satisfaction
NEW PERFECTION
oil ranges with SUPER-
l-‘EX burners get the
heavy meals of harvest
days with no trouble of
all. '
Gas-like in instant
cooking heat. they arr-
also simply enxztroiir-l
to any flame you “2:11.:
for baking, '.\-oilir1;;
boiling and frying.
Sizes from two to fire
burners. (‘ome in and
let us demonstrate.
NEW PF RFFC TIO\ 011111.13E
3 ith SUPERFEX Burners
nosron' 5101
:- O’RWALKS RUSIEST C091,
PERFECTION
Oil Cook Stoves 8; Ovens
PERFECT BAKING;
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heating: up the kitchen. lien—
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Complete line of Goodyear
Kelly - Spring-field. Goodrich ; .
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GEHEBE’S
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38 WASHINGTON STREET 2 HARD“ \ _
SOUTH-NORWALK Main Sticrt "
Party (For Mrs. wargo ,-
. On 61st Birthday German Opera “1
A pleasant surprise .was tendered mndtlll Ftlr
Mrs. Joseph “'ztrgo last evening at
Time Sincet
her home. 7 Snowden Ave. on the
occasion of her- sixty-first birthday.
A number of relatives and friends
were present. Vocal and musical se-
lections were enjoyed. and a ham-3'
evening spent. During the evening
refreshments Were served. Three
grandchildren helped entertain Mrs.
“Fargo. _
Those present were. Mr. and Mrs.
.
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land Si“-
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Stephen Sarosi, Miss ,Oiga Sarosi. “"3””‘1‘Q; ,, \1.
Mr. and Mrs. “'alter Ilal‘monrl. C”I“I:‘H,'_n‘ ’. --
“Falter- Rnymond. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. “chi” ‘
Edward Anderson. Miss Mary An- .The , (-1!
dcrson, Mr. and Mrs. \Viiliam l7’”"”"\‘._"‘
Crooks, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph \Vargo, ”l“. pf“ 'f'
Misses Pearl and Ethel Wargo. Miss "ONO” i] ,
Elsie. Bales. and Andrew and Harry $23,111”
“argo. oiniou‘W ,2
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PHIEADELPHIA, May 'l’.——A liai-
son man to represent all disabled ve-
terans or the World War in each at
the .eight; sub-district offices of the
U. 8. Veterans Bureau in 13311-13371-
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were bmohesoitno an
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boy used ten ’9
tyrant.
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