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Linen, Trimming,
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OBIH‘NORWALK, can.
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AS FOLEY FAILS
to AC_C_EI_’_T POST
Personal Ambitions of
Leaders May Lead to
Complications at Im-
portant Council
NEW YORK, May
Hall has become verv
discordant war camp:
ling factions setting up
different standards of l
the result of Surrogate James A.
Foley 5 indecision on taking over the
office made vacant by the death of.
Charles P. Murphy.
Internal disorders,
7-*—T-1,mmany
, prompted b-
personal ambitions of leaders th
constder the legacy of leadership as
are
and it
appears that only the immedi-
ti tfully belonging to them,
(1 ' growing in intensity.
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James A. Foley. ‘ _
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ate acceptance of the post by Surro—i
gate Foley will prevent. serious coni-
plieations.
The leadership situation is split
wide open. At least eight. district
leaders have begun individual cam~
paigns for their own clmation. For-
merly they were. almost unanimous-
ly hack of Surrogate Foley. and he
still remains their choice, for that
matter. but their advocacy of him,
however, is :t'zit‘linllv waning. They
have been imporf i: Foley to am
nonnv-r his llm imon, the “Old
Guard" being frankly fv’arful lest a
greater delay raise havoc in the or-
ganization. Foley, though, has
nminmimd the pt’r‘lllnn that he
should nor is». hastened, since his
PY'Ol-‘Sfilfllllll rureer, to which he is
dcvolrrl. is «lirm‘iiy :ifrrctml.
Lively Meeting
Rpm-ted.
This altitude (:22 I‘m’ 5 part has
caused the (lir‘i'iw: chit-{s to inject
themselves. mm the r v.‘ pith the
strong likelihood limit 1011 the ex-
ecutive r"! I'M-o of ’l‘almnulzy
meets in en the question of a
successor to .‘lurp'ny a llil'lllllk‘lll. ses—
sion will (aka: place in the council
chambers.
John 1“. Curry. whose public, slalo-
ntg'n: siztrtlml the organization. but
who has since) maintained a dis-
creet silence as l 1 marks among
certain leaders er gilt a reaction
against him. has not erased his ’ef-
forts to win the mantle of power.
Charles \V. (fulkin's ambitions in the
same direction have, been revived.
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!
biarty Mci‘izc considers himself a
logical candidate; Frank J. Good—
win, vet-“111:: anions: Tammany inan-
agcrs. despite his use. is being ad-
vanced by mir- fut-non: Michael
BRIDE’S GOING
5. of
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AWAY GOWN IS
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ECruise. unreleased once captain leannea- or: nummflda‘Throughout
under Murphy. whose district. lead;
ership he subsequently shared, an-
sorts that next to Surrogate Foley he
should be considered; She‘rlft “Tom"
Foley still adheres to the Surrogate
but can be counted on“ to have a
compromise candidate it his first
choice declines. and James J. Hagen.
of the west side, regarded as a. mem-
ber of the “Old Guard." has aspira-
tions. ‘
‘ Several names have been proposed
and debated as "pdssiblo compro-
mise candidates.
Olvany Has Following.
Judge George “'2 Olvany, of Gen~
era! Sessions. apparently has the
strongest following. and if. the ex-
ecutive committee fails to agree on
one of its own members he may be
invited to take the leadership. It is
much like a-said that the objections raised by
“‘1”! quarrelrdlayor Hyian to Foley quitting the
half a. dfizenibench
Caucrship. as would hardly apply to Judge Olvany
for a. non-salaried office
as he was appointed by Governor
Smith to temporarily fill a. vacant
office. Then_ too, for many years
he was a district leader, relinquish-
ing it only upon his ascensibn to the
bench.
n In]; THEATRES
. IKEGEX’I‘
“Darling Of New York”
"The Darling of New York,"
written especially for Baby Peggy,
its diminutive star, by King Baggot,
today opens a. three—day engage—
; ment at. the Regent theater.
One of the big dramatic punches
in this picture is furnished by Baby
Peggy's tendency to hang onto a
The starlet enacts the
role of a Wait who became stranded
with a. number of crooks in the
New York Ghetto through the care-
‘fred Bryson andfl‘om Santschl, will
'The action of the play starts
“the pla‘y'thp child carries with. her:
an old rag doll. 7
Among; the ~ principal players in
the cast are Gladys Brockwell, '
Sheldon Lewis, Pat Hartigan, Frank
mum '“"'.'ous‘uowa Wm? m Tum:
. BANISEED BY. COURT FROM ,ms ROME:
Currier.'Max Davidson and others
of equal note.
PALACE
“Thumlering Dawn”
"Thundering Dawn,"- the Univer-
sal special. featuring J. Warren
Kerrlgan, Anna Q. Nilsson. VVinl-
close a. successful run today at the
Palace theater.
The story. written by John H.
Blackwood. is one of man's regene-
ration through disaster,, and the
climax is a. disastrous typhoon and
tidal wave. or: the Malay Peninsula.
in
Back Bay. Boston, and proceeds to
Java. during the “six months‘ ruins”
of the tropics. ‘_
' RIALTO.
“A Son of Sultans.”
'A great desert romance. pictur-
esque. beautiful, pulsating with life
and action, filmed in the incompara-
ble Sahara. itself. That is the screen ,
piece de resistance which the Rialto .,
theatre is offering to its patrons for
three days beginning today. " Son
of the Sahara," is the great Amer-
ican picture made in Algiers with
thousands of Arabs, camels and
horses with a. strange but beautiful
love story.
'é‘A
, The Great American Drama. Actually Morin
ThousandnofiA‘i-abs, horses, camels in the
Louise Ger-ad’s, famous novel as directed by __
with Bert- Lytell, Claire .Windsor, Walter'noanfll, '
,, Lloyd Hamilton
new lemma
» Premier. Showing of
‘ .
Theby, Montague Love and Paul Panzer. \
—-——a.nd-.—-—a,—
"PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
in His Latest Guineay “ .' '
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The pupils of the grade schools of
Norwallc and the suburbs will to-
night participate in the annual
Musical Festival given by the music
classes under the supervision of Miss
Mary McCarthy. head of the music
departments in the Norwalk schools.
Tomorrow night will be the Junior
High School night and Friday the
old banished
'und
Senior High. \ ~
J. T. Millikan, Jr.. and the home he cannot go to. 7
Too much money. That": the cause of. all the troubles of J. '1'. Mini.
ken, Jr., heir to millions. He now is a wanderer
court. wearied b
him from the state
_ oil magnate, left an iron clad will which bars him
hentance until he refo
shooting' urine.
y ceaseless escapades that began when he was 14 year:
ms. The banishment by the court followed 1
because a St. Loni!
of Missouri. His father. gold mind .
from, his 1m
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' Z'A‘ZA'
, $4.95 .. $5.95 .~
Palace Bootery’s newest creation in footwear in Patent 091$.
and Satin, highvand low heels’with silver ma gold my
29. 29. is the-newest cut out sandal of the season, one glam.
at our window will convince you that Palace Bootery always
leads thefoo-twbar fashion. '
7, Wine. saga. as in
Anniversary week $2.25
' Bed spreads—unbleached; muslin
stamped to embroider Reg $2. $1.59
- Turkish towels—stamped to embroider,
colored borders, large size Reg $1.25 for
’90:
Third floor, center.
Good muslins
and bed spreads
“Hope" muslinJ-bleached 36 in well
known for its wearing qualities Reg 22c
yd 16c -
. Unbleached muslin 39 in for sheets and
pillowcases Reg 19c yd 15c . _
Hemmed satin bedspreads double be
size Reg $4 for $3. ' _ ‘
“ Scalloped krinkle bed spreads 81x90 in
Reg $5.50 for $4.75. 90x108 Reg 86 $5.25
f Grey wool blankets 66x80 Reg-:9 for $5.
Main noonwear. '
.Wash goods in
' the celebration
Printed dailies .36 in Pretty patterns
Reg 19c yd 16¢ ‘ ‘
”Solon-fast suiting; 35 in Rag 39c yd for
.j Fine puma am as in‘ good assort-
ment of colors Reg 7 5c yd 45c ‘ ‘ '
l Novelty rafine 36 in Reg .85c’ yd 75¢
" letysflkandcottbncropoBfiihprel’».
colors Reg $1.65 ryd $1.25 .
5' White Windsor crepe 32 in' fortitude:-
gar’ments Reg 25c yd 19:
Re 1.50 $1.15
guided girdles in colors—two lots Reg
$1 for 75: Reg 65c for 45¢ ‘ _
Medallionk—beaded or braided—spe-
cial assortment Reg 50c 25c ‘ _
Medallionh-of jet and colored beads—-
large variety Reg $1 and $1.50 for 75¢
Spanish lace—36 in Flounces and all
overs black and colors Reg $1.50 yd 98c
Veiling—plain mesh with colored dot.
Reg 50c yd 35c , .
Main fiber. center.
Anniversary in
home furnishings
cup. and snucers—decorated—Floral
design American porcelain Reg $1.50 for
5—special 5 for $1. , . . .
haze cans—practical. family Size—a
corrugated galvanized sheet steel Reg
$1.15 for 79¢ _ 1 .
Floor brooms—Of the better quality-—
strongly made but light of weight Reg 85c
for .69; . .
Biu'ells- 'carpei: sweepers standard style
--roller bearing Reg $4.50 for $3.75
3' Fourth floor, rear. ,
Candy to enjoy
in the. celebration
Purity m mintéé-assort'ed 29c 15
Gambian—Fudge patties, - Roman
Punch noughts,“ Krispy‘ chips, all with;
L..-
Main floor, rear. !
Lovely new
ribbons .
Moire ribbon heavy quality» 5 inches
wide all shades Reg 450 yd 33c .
Gm grain ribbon with picot edge 1 and
2 in in odd shades 19c yd
Two tone satin ribbon 1/2 and 1 inches
wide and plain moire ribbons all colors.
Reg 20c and 29c, yd for 12%:
Main floor. front.
Men’ wear to
‘ celebrate! _ ‘
Men’s 2 Pants D S ’suiu—Worsteds,
cashmeres, tweeds, New English models,
form fitting models, sport models, big as-
sortment of colors from light grey and
tans to black and blue pencil stnpe. Two
pants with every suit, regular $35. Anni-
versary price $26. , <
Men’s and Young Men's suits—$113111 fin-
nshed worsted suits, cashmeres, and tweeds
and blue serges. ’ All finely tailored. Dark
and light colors. Standard Rowland suits
with usual guarantee. Regular $35 'for
3 Men’s trousers—Fine lot of both these
and work trousers, plenty of suit patterns,
worsteds, cashmeresfiand brawl sizes
Regular $5 and $6. for $4.35 ‘
' Khaki pump—just m timefor garden-
fine‘ and sheeting
39c yd 25¢ ; » .
heavy chocolate coating'37c lb , 5.. , jugs}. outings, etc. Plenty of them in all
My. will: bar 5 for 3106 '. fr , _ s 28 'to 50 ,waist measure. Regular
« -' warp-w . d0"? (’1‘: 1‘33153.40 , .9. and $1375 fin-31.25 gm.iu.w gm:
‘. ‘ ' mmm_ ‘5‘ " ”gr. 1,..‘4'... .: .‘ III-inflow. reu'. 351:1. 1:2,: .
~15 - '
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Men’s neckwear—fourdn-hands of fine
quality silk in new spring patterns. Reg.
75c for 59¢ , ,_..
with, ma Main door. rls‘ht trout. 35
Children can
help celebrate
Regulation middia—of khaki jean wifii
short sleeves sizes 6 to 14 yr. Regular,
$1.25 for 79¢ ,
— Children’s hickory—of khaki to mtcli
middies sizes 6 to 14 yrs. Regular $1.50,
for 79¢ _ '
Play saith-khaki with middies' and up:
arate bloomers or knickers, sizes 3 to 0.
yrs. Regular $1.75 set for $1.29 .
‘ Girls? dresser—fancy dotted voila—i
some trimmed with small ruffles—com
with panels sizes 6 to 14 yrs. Regular $5
for ' "2,35 . Second floor, ran. . , .
w Clothing value. .
for the boys
_ Boys' 2 pant saith—Norfolk style-'3
brown and grey mixtures and mu-
belted model coats with-patch- pockets—1’
pond-knickers and one pair golf pants—s
sizes 71»: yrs. Begum-$15 fora.” .
Boys' ’ both _ regulation ed!”
and sport style with short sleeve- Ind low.
back in striped pemle and plain whit!
and tannins 6 1:015 yrs. Rem 75c and
$1 for 59¢ ~
Ben‘s"!!! suite—in blue , _'
green and‘zrey with him to m
to§._ - -to,2'=
_ _ 1%,
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, -: - ..- _ 7 _ _ e , , .
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., - CannonSt. ~
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Making merchandlsmg history—Here are more things of interest
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Draperies and Linen section Brassieres and Anniversary in
o o o , - . é
cur-taming offerings corset values , Ready-to-wear -
Curtains 0f mercerised scrim or mar— Bleached mercerised damn: 06 in Reg Vogue broadens—to. hool: at side.— Coats for women-fiDreosy coats—Sport
'quisette—wide bands, hemstitched lace 75c yd 60: front made of heavy stripe pink material coats—splendid. fabrics—fine -. tailoring;
*motifs and cluny edge. Reg $4-50 for $3 pr Nickpan napkins 18 in Reg $1.50 doz with hose supporter in front, very deep to tans, greys, plaids, stripes, twill cord:
5 Voile curtainshemstitched with ruffles $1.25 , stay down over flip of. corset sizes 34 to navy, black, tan and grey. ,3;
and tie bands to match. Reg $1.50 ‘for Huck towels hemstitched—all linen; 46. Regular $1 for 69¢ Regular $35 and more for $24.50 .2...
$1»19 pf ‘ ' plain white or colored borders Reg 50c Clio Corsets—made. oi? .flesh brocade, Regular $19.50 to $25 for $16.50 d
Cretonnes wonderful assortment of all- for 42¢ lightly boned, long skirt With two pairs of presses for women—flannel; crepe .'.
lovers and conventional designs light 01' Bleached turkish towels good size and heavy hose supporters szzes 21 to 28. Reg— chines, crepe satins, [Rossetti grease. .111
dark colors Reg 29c and 39c yd for 24¢ heavy quality Reg 29c for 25¢ ular $2 for $1.45 ' nearly every 0010!? Wifeh ace all 33 Bum
Dotted marquisette also figured double All linen crash—unbleached Reg 15c Second floor» rear- and sport models nicely ta ore . e2.
bordered scrim and marquisette in white yd 10c » . , L nard $19.50 to $25 for $14.50 _ .
and biege Reg 39c yd 25: Main floor. center. 80 Finadgleises—of erg: idle 53:31? 3:31;;
‘ 1 . . . ‘ ° rin e si s g orge ,
Tl M floor efnter Jewelry and refrigerators Ic)olor---dresses fear semi formal occasion
Traveling - — Three popular sizes—in the Anniversary and street wear in sizes from muses’ 16 to
supplies Silverware . at marked reducfiions us t . 1 * women’s size 50. Regular $29.50 to :35.
P 1 kl cos—~30 in string of inde- Apartment sty e 60 op icer arge $23150 . ' a
Dress trunks—fibre covered trunks-- sruzziblengial-al beads with sterling silver food compartment. Reg..$24.50 for $18. . sdk darn—dressy looking of fine Ru:
'veneer basswood box, vulcanized fibre clasp set with rhinestones 95c Three door typ9..70 11) Ice capacity, lar e s1an crepe and heavy crepe.de chino an
binding—brass finished steel hardware Fancy bead necklaces—dong chains and food chamber, white enameled lined. Reg Canto crepe 1n tan, grey, white, black, and
with end dowels and draw bolts fancy graduated style, some with metal trim big $29.50 for $23.95 _ _ powder blue—pleated models With waist
' cretonne lined size 34 and 36 in Reg $20. values for 50¢ . Onepiece porcelain lined, no seams, 10 bands from 21 to 38 in regular $7.50 to
$15-50 Silverware—Ban bon dishes, marmalade section wall insulation, 3 door type, 65 lb $850—$450 g
Black enameled suit cases—light weight jars, etc for $1. . ice capamty. Reg $57.50 for $48.75 Second flfm center. . s
but strong 18 in, 20 in and 22 in Reg $3.50 'Alu-m clocks—standard make—big 53’9““ .900”- "a’- Men Will hke
.5225 values for $1. . n r . .
Couch hammocks—upholstered with Sterling serving pieces—at radically re- 1.3th a y these values
striped canvass-back tufted—chain 338' duced prices-—splendid assortment in a and bOOkS _ Men’s 3681i!” ub' I7 in the“ wanted
pensxon WM} s‘IPll-ilrrdgflsogecgenfezrs for $19.50 mile range frgfinsxlégy 1:36.65 Fancy cretonne box contains 18 sheets plain colors—also plain white poplin and
’ ' i ’ .' . of paper, 18 gill? edge cards, 36 611178101198. pongee made With attached collar or neck-
. Stamped 800118 Dress tnmmlngs all white or assgrted §olors$lilule and white gang—glide, tan, blue or grey. Reg. $2
. . . .i or pink and w ite. eg. 94: or . . p _
‘10 embrmder and veiling Juvenile bboiko—fipgndcidd (igllecgign for $4.1. Tia—fiat fibrfdguvié $51311“ _
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Embmldemd fim'hed Male! wee“ for Ended gm“ Silk—black and colors gs; r38?“ $1. g —black, grey and blue. Reg. 50c for 30¢ a
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