Evening sentinel, Friday, May 9, 1924 · page 11

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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BRIDGEPORT

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annual oonveanytions. _o'£h:he 331::
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The high school section meeting
will be addressed by ' Dr. Hall-
Quest. Associate Pi'ofessor of Edu-
cation. Columbia. University. Dr.
Hall-Quest has during the year been

certain it any foreignw
criminates against. the ~
the United States and
the President. . :
The commission in also
production costs in the
States and in foreign count”
The general purpose 01m
mission is to keep the ' ‘
Congress informed as to as »
parative cost .of prgductionifl
,erican and slmilar’tord‘n- ,
3for the purpose of determinin‘
roper rate of import duty.- »

 

 

WA N T M E A‘T Ovmhi‘gcfw :1 Brief
$121111) 1?“ .. sen“

Shipping Board votes to withdraw

its certificatiou to Interstate Com-
merce committee that present ship-
Blue' Laws Dug Up t
Force Few to Discon-

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{I GIRL SCOUT NEWS \

 

This month is a busy one for the
Girl Scouts and for the Scout Orr

ganlzation. . On. Wednesday evening CAsm As AID .

the oflicers asmciation held their an- . ~ '

nual meeting at the home of; the‘ T 0 R 0 B E R s
, a, '

president, Mrs. \Valter S. Mouton
L. 1. Man

ber of Commerce of th
e U it -
es. concluded here last giggle: Strife
credited by a number of delegates
fristlinobltlligiigg the dictionary mak
u -
ness." g a definition for “busi

"The function of busin " '
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formal declaration submitted high:
resolution committee “is t

 

 

 

The following ticket was presented
and unanimously elected:

Pres. Mrs. \V. S. Monro, Capt.
Troop 3; Vice Pres. Miss Margaret
Jennings. Capt. Troop 1: Sec'y Miss

ping facilities warrant application
of preferential rail rate provision of
merchant mai'ins act.

Four yew court battle of "Nicky"

 

 

Bellmore,

 

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n ' ° for the material needs 9 provide Elizabeth Simmons Capt: Troop 7' sald to Have Helped conducting an extension ' . ’3’
f _ . o . course Arnstein to csca e two ear risen , -
Illlua! ‘vguycubsllqg andmto increase the Wezltlinirglkigg Tress, Miss Mae Anderson. L'apt. M é n W h 0 Killed X’hfih has commended him very .tinue Practice sentence for 1305.1 theft} consfiiracy.d Whig"?! strum“ 1’33 V”
.' m am won and the Value an ” Troop 5- . ‘ ' 3 y t° ”39 133°?“ 01 FSU'flEId _ end when he enters Washin on 9’ co era on ° T811371
Amenc‘l or human life." d happiness The exchange member! to the Salesman County. The elementary depart- . -——-—-—~ jailgpreliminary to his transferst to ”“83“": furnished the NV“
Probabilities are Not-wall: market- Means committee of the 30‘

federal penitentiary.

month/likewise in capable hands.
A serum which may reduce death

William E: Stark, Superintendent of

‘ I
Leavm
council are Miss May Hoyt. Capt. of g

_ "r00p’ 6, and Mrs. Preston Bernard. the Finance committee of flu

Gt Against this, several (1'
tre ictionarles Bank men who have been selling meat on
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__ define the term .
.e.,: innit,- May E—MOre caramel-£131 or indus2raigiloziltirpgsogl.Capt. Troop 10. These two members Schools iii-Stamford. will act as Sundii-V “‘“1 “0t be arrested, it “'33 rate from pneumonia. by twenty-live “19- With '- V3“ amount of '1
” m..- Indians, unmind- g!" “fi'terchantile' transaction " to: ““1 attend 3” °°““°” meeungs' re- NEW YORK. May 9.—Charles ML- chairman of the intermediate and chrned-by the Evening Svntine‘ 10’ to fifty per cent. is announced by information covering the " '
;_' .llrwnpour. paraded that WhiCh busies or engages. time:°p" any-message 1mm -the,oihcers Vanderoef. cashier of the National grammar group. The leader of the dill? "101511013 01' Ulla law can be Boston Dr. Lloyd D. Felton. assist- “"133 and producing indm
\ 113"“,3 of Bridge-’°’ attention." ,association to the council and like- Bank of Bellmore. L: I.. faces a, discussion C. C. Rflsseil, is Assis- “"95th bllt only Under an Old ant professor of preventative medi- the ”Due“ State“ and some ‘ .
The resolution committ ivvlse take back any message of the United States commissioner today tant Superintendent of Schools in "Blue 'LP—i‘v‘" which has not been 911- cine at Harvard. countries. They were all)“
be facts only, but both e- ~...; .

opening the annual

 
 
 

. Council of
of Red Men.
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-' :qu business 39831011 and
' waiters.

 
 
 

, oldest fraternal or-
?” 7 llllt‘d States snag
sarcet and Fair-

3g- when the repre-

ee report,

the expressing the view of. industrv
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The outstanding -problems, n
:inue today with the emphatic declaration against Jam
anese exclusion by legislation. ‘
K

carried an

Obituary

 

bouncil to the oiiicers. Mrs. John
Camusg‘n. who just returned from
-the national Convention gave a
:splcndid talk on the work accom-
- pushed in Chicago.

The Girl Scouts Svill take part in
3the Memorial Day exercises and
imarch in the parade that day. A
new scout iroup has been formed

for arraignment on acharge of mi:-

funds.
amination.‘

The bani: was robbed on.April 4.
and three men. John J. Slattery.
proprietor of the Old Homestead Ho-
tel. Astoria. L. 1., Ambrose Ross and
Stanley Klavana, all oil whom were

New Haven and has certain very

appropriation of $4,900 of the bank's;f (“finite and at the same time very
He is expected to waive ex-f il‘fli'iortant convictions

as to the
amount and the teaching of Arith-

imetic. The primary grades, under
Miss Sullivan and Miss Sterling as,

leaders will be equally well cared
for. The unique feature in the
primary section will be a class’de-

forced in Connecticut in many years. ,
Under this same "Blue Law," drug-
stores, soda fountains, fruit stores.
candy stores and the like can also
be forced to close on Sunday or face
prosecution.

Members of ITnion No; 335. Am—
algamated Meat-dulters
America are endeavoring to force

Search by airplane for Major
Frederick L. Martin, missing com-
mander of world flight squadron
will be instituted as soon as plane
can be dispatched by Alaskan W8.-
tcrs, it is announced at Seattle.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

and Dem6crats used many of 7
figures and statements to pro” -
claims. both for e. protective .
and for a low tariff. It it I!“
tell what eflect this 1111-

had on the progress at the
legislation. Many of the
ments and figures were on .. V
by both Republicans and

 

 

of North

Tariff Commission

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

fl throngs that Frank P. Bradley. and 3"“! be “$011 in Charge ,by. “‘5‘ arrested this week, were indicted r’nonstratlon by Miss Gilberta. Vance. . all Norwalk markets to close all day
" -...- joined them The funeral of Frank 1).. Bram“, Julia. Wargo. This “'00P “'1“ In?“ yesterday for the murder of Ernest This demonstration will illustrate? SUM“? aid have confcrri‘d with B ED . . . . . , CHI-ts- -This was before the 113
:‘ enthusiasm. 0! Strawberry Hill, “-111 be held‘ at at the lit\'. Mr. DokusXHnUsgarian L. Whitman. a bond salesman. who some of the principles that are tov Prosecutor Edward M. Lockwood y “‘ERD {ELSON DDGLE‘ publican commissioners wero'
‘Il. the nearby cities 9 O'CIOCR tomorrow morning from Chm“)- This makes the -nd troop was shot down as the bandits dad he discussed in the scetionmeeting.“ regarding the matter. Prosecutor WASHIRGTO‘A' D‘ C‘” here are' pointed.
.alrl arriving early in St. Mary‘s church. Interment Will formed within a. month. from the bank. p In keeping with the spirit Ot'Ar- Lockwood road the law regarding 35 independent 0mg“ or ureaus in The commission has pub
' The Sorxvalk council and captains Other startling developments her and Bird Day, 1“ng Frances the closing of stores on the Sab- the federal government located in many books and pamphlet

\i’ashington. They are outside the

be in St. Mary's cemeterv
- s‘evcral cabinet oflices and officers.

m

taining much valuable info ..
on' general trade topics. How

. and. they were greet-

dmoratcd Show Win- Prosecutor Lockwood advised

the

bath.
the union members to explain

have Lit-0n iuVltcd XU attend a. field were the closing or the bank by the Hurd will explain the purposes of

 
 

. J; draped streets. The Abandon Flight. day erl'tfl‘b‘e to be held~ at Keeney federal bank examiner and the dis- the Audubon Societies and inlus- . .
’ .. 2: street. near the SIMLA. British India, May 9.——1t i’ul‘k in l-iarllord May 14. Also for covcry that the money taken by the irate the garng with slides in which situation to the moat nlnl'l:ets which mid ”CE-“.8 separate and distinct since there are three low tarifl -
a were keeping open on Sunday. appropriations from Congress. One two protection men and one‘

she will use a. special lantern which
she has designed and which does
not require a‘darkencd room.

that day, Bridgeport has issued in-
\itulions for a Court of Awards
meeting. Unfortunately the date
conl'licts with a nit-cling in Norwalk

bandits was in federal reserve notes
which had arrived at the bank
scarcely an hour before the hold up.

is reported that the Portuguese av-
iators, Lieutenants Paes and Bcros.
have abandoned their flight from

of these is the Taril't Commission.
It was created by act or Congress
approved September 8. 1916. Orig-

 

; by .3 o'clock. was

‘1 aid-green turbaned tral (inclined to low tart!) 0

commission, it. usually makes
reports to the President. -'

Agents of the union visited three
or (our stores last Sunday in one
of the stores located in Main street

 

 

5 This and other circumstances led the

 

 

\ “:e Osage Marching Lisbon to Macao, China. in conse- . . .

--i»"mhia. accompanied que 0! the accident in Jodhpur in Cf the CJD‘ams p'ho 31111.15?“ 1‘? 8"authorities to investigate the possio .W , - they purchased fresh meat. which inally it had authority to investi- There are some who Questl

In-“ officers End Gen- which: their machine svas FRI 01" talk by Bliss Emma?- “‘35 Conway bility of the robbery having been an ; REALTY they an, hnming 3-0,. evidence. The gate the administration. Operation value of the commission. and'
and effects of the customs laws,

doubt the constitutionality of
law giving the President power
raise or lower rates fifty per - '
The question may sometime be
sdfiirst% sear s. 4558 «
ready decided that information - - -
with the commission is private
need not be revealed. * ~ 1 _
The commission was create‘
the \K’ilson administration . oi
theory that the tarilf is a non- ,-
tisan matter and should be
out of politics entirely. Ho"
thus far this seems impractical

. most men for] “fat it is an injustice'
to employee 10 make them work on
Sunday as they might. be made to
do if few of the stores continue to
remain open on that day.

fGEE a... 5.2.1.5.}

will speak at 4 O'CIUCk 0“ the same 1 “inside Job."
L‘VCH‘nSy 1“” SUPP” 1° be tendered, Yanderoet made vigorous and in-

' ' ~‘ ‘ ale ; ,.
by the Council to Miss Mary D 'dignant disavowal or all connection
Uwen. local director tor

Norwalk ,
, - . ,wlth participants in the robbery. He
~ ' - ca tam s . _
‘1an .“9519‘3191f’11‘1k? 51:26 a}: 6:30 stold Assistant United States District
3-551°°c‘fi“§é‘ t‘l‘lc home of Mrs John NWT“? Frieman thstnhennger he;
C0;iiii,,ii‘imiiini.i ii_iv
fiaurnaugh. The Slate Group Coll~ 5‘9“ ormeard Of ihe bandits and
lcrtncc committee will hold an all-

scouted the possibility of informa—
day St’s‘slull at .Uth‘ord liouse. \Vcst—

lion regarding the notes having
- ~ e came from any of the bank's om-
lUrt May 10. Since lL may be some _ , _ ‘ ' _ _
:llm’c below this group again holds “0393- HR 0““ Speculations nhich
a illecllng in this part oi the state,

he was reported to have placed at
ll the council members

commission.
their relation to federal revenues.
' It is supposed to be a. non-partisan
‘institution, and consists nominally
of three members each of the two
i i gnaw? Wfi'ipairtfis.’ Tobe?
there are two Republicans. one
Progressive and three Democrats.
— fl. ' 7' The commission has power to in-
1’13\exlleb§lte ”IQZO‘EQar‘S vestigate the tariff relations be-
. . . Ll. NJ} -~-3“'~“ac" 'J-jtween the United States and for-
C‘ui‘f. of Danhlu'y. who defeated Ex— ' ci‘gn countries. commercial treaties,
aialifrng-ry‘ltttih 'DU‘W‘G‘L 0‘. 3°“ preferential provisions. economic al-
““- '0' 11- ~“ ”3 “mm”: by “‘0 liallccs. the effect of export bounties

.. ‘Ward. veteran of
_» (1. They were greet-
. ::~: committee of 100
,..' . "'ivfrs of Bridgeport,
' - .~'r.1tfi"ld tribes.
’ o'clock the parade.
:31 Chairman Ed-
- 2am. fiaYOF’FTNTilT
'kr-‘at Sachem Wil-
of Naugatuck.
- 73 and past oficers.
-% -, 3.: Main street and
"America" was sung

TRANSFERS

Joseph Lasprogato to Mary Kiaii.
lot, Clay street. i
TITLfil‘hel-on R. Bradley to Lelia.
M. Pennoycr. lot, Second street.

Frank Kenna to Rai’tacle Palla-
dino. 4 lots, Mahackomo Heights.

Norn'alkgnvcstmcnt Co., to John
Ltikacs and wire. lot. Rowayton.

Edward Schneider to Margaret

 

 

Honor Miss Parr For
Girls’ Club Work

WW Gertrude frar? 5f ’Freemom
Place, who is in charge of the mil-
linery classes of the Girls' and “’0—
mcn's club was tendered an agree—
able surprise at the club room's \ch-
nesday night. The sessions of the

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over $30,000 were prompted by

.ynlinued out Fair- millincry classes closed on that i it is hoped a _ ' _ fondness 1‘ Broadway life he said. . Cromlcy. lot. Lawrence street. , ‘ _ _ h ‘
' . 1 ,. H. a .. ‘ 5“)“, to . . ‘ ‘ . \Oi.(S for .1 lfl‘lr 0. th - i - .. .
ark. thence to State, ”‘8‘“ for; the summer season and g and win-flue ‘ili‘xt’zl‘lljiéi 12:6), of The gel. was reported, how-l Estate Julius L. Cable to Ernest gauon m ”if: Xmamuf $221252:ng and plcferential transportailon impossible. Debate over the -
“sued to the hotel. members of the group presented Miss llllcnd. e 15- ever, as vlng admitted making frc. Buttery and wire, land and bulld- convention. is the first Danburian to i rates. the folunle of importations of 1923 was thoroughly partisan.
sccmpared With domestic production

The commission costs about 35- V
000 annually, and employs ,
men and women. some in this

ings. Broad livel‘.
Mary M. Finch to Leonard John-

 

Xaupnal headquarters will budhe
spmlker. Luncheon reservations
should be made through Mrs. Ar-
thur 13. llussell not later than Sat-
urday. A number of cars yvili be at
the disposal ol those wishing to at-
team}.

The meeting date {or the exhibit
of smut work has been definitely
betilcd. On May 24111. the public is
invited to see the ~work tl\*t t‘e girl
seams are doing. No admission‘will
be charged. The exhibit will prob-
:lblv‘lw held in one of the stores in
the new hull}: building in Wall
street. ‘

The contributions for scout work ‘
are coming in gradually. The coun-
oil is planning no special drive but
Enulm llmt all contributors )Vlll. re-

Parr with a. beautiful plant in full
bloom and also with a bouquet of
pretty aritficiai roses made by Mrs.
Herbert Carr.

A social time followed and re—
freshments of ice cream and cake
were served. The “’ednesrlay night
classes have been very successful in
their millinery work this uwinter.
making bany thoroughly up—to-date
hats’ in a variety of styles. under
Miss Parr's guidance. The following
are members of the classes which ar—
ranged the surprise tor Miss Parrzi
Miss A. Rooney. Miss Mary Peyton.
Miss Gertrude Jennings. Miss Grace

Wv/«g ._. , Moran. Miss Ruth Smith. Mrs. Her-

7 . bert Carr. Miss Anna. Stevens. Mrs.

“"1”" 6‘?" *“llm' . W. w. Irving. Miss Helen Clarkl

f: G -' 7 “any Mail.) Mrs. I". Godfrey Mrs. G. Lcni. '

quent visits to the Newbridge Inn.
North Bellmorc, owned by Barney
“’iegand. a friend of Slattery.

John J. Bedell. president of the
bank. said the closing was merely a
means of facilitating the work of
the examiners and that no depositor
would lase a cent.

The cashier will probably go be-
fore the Federal grand jury on Tues-
day. when, according to George M.
Levy. his counsel. he would waive
immunity-and make a. "clean breast"
of the whole matter.

WILTON j

The “'ilion “‘omen's Republican
club laid a meeting on “Wednesday

be elected :1 \l‘?l“;.‘-"li(‘ to a. nulion'ili
. , _ ' ‘ .a s ' '
com. enllon in 20 zoom. Mr. Cull: Dd con uniptlon. and conditions.

Went to a. cczlvcllllon at that time af— . causes) and effects relating to corn-

son. 4 lots. Melrose square.
Mary Mikula to Victor Mlkula. ml. winning a closely (0,“..de fight g petition or foreign industries ““h- try and some broad. It is int --

lot and buildings Middle street. 0‘." a Pad 0 , 1.. , . ‘lhose of the United States includ-
- . . .1 ~. .l.t . I. . ' . 'r t te lha he Commerce
Anna F. Murphy to H. Perc'y Mr. (Mir;- imlfiffug‘xéi; e\\’mlnes- ; mg dumping and cost of production. gaining: and ti: State dep ... ;.
Brooke-and wife, l°t and buildings. day night ai'trr a hard light “’hiclv The tariff act of 1922 authorized both have tariff bureaus and
East axenue. _ was won only after the Bf‘illt‘l and I the commission to conduct in\esti-‘ stationed abroad investigating -
William H. .McMahon to Harry New linirficld delegates were rmt,dggatlons to assist the President to conditions and tarifis in t. -
and Louis Avrick‘ lot and buildings as being ”Immunod To my... ThPSG ' modify the rates of dunes, not ex— . . ‘
Spring Street {our delegates. two from r-ach town, ’ ceedmg 59 per cent. up 0" down. nnd= 7
Albert M. Pohlman to Patrick H. ‘

'the classification fixed in the duti-
Haugh and wife. lot. Marvin Beach.

Wr‘re for Hellman and mm they l'lt‘erl r
allow-3d to Vote lg; the table schedules of the act. Question: new rnauy cubic :' -
Estate Herman Schmidt to John
P. Barty. lot and buildings, Van

chairman,
Homer 5:. Cumming. of Stamford'l The commission has authority to of helium gas does the airship a...“
would have cause-.1 the defeat of the Q assist in ascertaining the differences andoah hold?
Bur-en avenue. Danhurv candidate, lin cost of production in the Upited Answer: About 2,150,000
Alice C. Laughton 'et ale to An-. Mr. Cuff. who is one of the best ‘- States and foreign countries. feet costing between $70 and. $
ton \K’isniewski and Wife, lot, Snif- ' known Democrats in fhe county, has The commission also is autthized per thousand feet, h
fen street. ' been :1 county lender in his party for to investigate unfair methods or .
Elizabeth Gager oi alto American years. lie is a l'n‘olhcr of James E. I competition. and unfair acts in the Question: How many flrp
‘Land Co.. 1! lots. Ilillcrest. Cuff. another lf‘Ildt‘l‘ CT the Dgnbury : importation of articles into the Unit.- does the \Var department have

.7 3:: in the ballroom
. ~- saved the parade
‘ 3 by the. Welcoming
>.-— P, “’illiam Behr-
' :be local tribe. and
-- r." lhrse members of
. representing the
John Sedgwick of
fr:chonee, also ad-
’TJlTFS.
1 this city. who will
‘mm at today's
:rr --d with a. die.-
. the Osage tribe.
-.»—- .Z-lt: Carey made the

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1 . -. iiull and Aber- _ ne'xv ”‘9‘“ SUBSCY‘pet‘gorilsgt only for aftern n at the home to Mrs. B. G.
‘ _ -;._ “firm They lie . tANI’lTES OF BIRDS!" M .1 “‘3? ”I“ {5 1:5 throughout the H. Sch nck to arrange for a recep- Jessie M. James to Dorothy F. Democratic party. ‘ iCd States, or o: the sale after im- what do they cost?
a: . -; or boxes. ac- bature Lover in London P313 3‘ . educational nor ' rd the paying the -tlon in honor of Mrs. Helena. Hill - Conboy. 5 acres and buildings, He is. a hat manufacture: and is ; portatlon. The President may raise Answer: By the end of the . _
. 1 'ls‘om of selling You mus? Often have “ateh,ed 1a 3“” ‘1‘” $995. 1‘0“a1.l.9foii “'eed. the new: member of the State ‘ng‘hland avenue. ‘ the senior member of the Luff Hat : or lower the duties (within the lim- there will be betws en :35 and an ,
.7 . . .2; North Sea <1}le preemng NETS?” and 1‘3“? 3‘; 931‘." -=5 l: :Jfgvefy 9'“ that. op- Central committee from this dls~ - Estate. Margaret A. hewton to company, ~ lit of 50 per cent) to equalize condi- costing approximately $3.500,”
1' darker cod from tlced how every few .months bak camping {incur-door life which trict which it was avoided to hold Frank hababik and wife, lot and none. and if necessary, exclude for- The cost of. operation will‘be n»... _,
_ i 3.: half agape :burrows ““11 her broad fiat.,‘c“l p‘oflu‘nulif elm I? teaches team play .0“ Thur-“3333 May 22 from 3 10 5 buildings. Taylor avenue. . ( For chalk in thine. artery is clay'cign articles. . $3,000,000 more. Gasoline.“ w i
1: ; V“ : 'gamong-the feathers of her tat. t slle misc.» b"il h for leadership- P. M. at Mrs. Schencks residence. on thy grave. The commission is required to as-l 3700.000. .
E: —;- e, \-,‘.C€n1}y 3500?” curious how few people. “35;: “Pa t°“.‘5.:eff,p:d not only through The following committee of arran- . B - f‘ ...— _
__ gthe reason of this maetnel- l — hurmh ‘5 eekcrcise. swimming and gements “as appointed. Mrs. J. C. City . rle b j .7.“ We... .,. ,.. .

\‘an Heiningcn. Mrs. H. E. “'illiams.
Mrs. Ernest C. Ruscoe. Mrs. Lewis
R. Ambler and Mrs. Elmer Jackson.

‘ ’ -. 7' Alrimsby alone. ph} Ska!
games but by the rules of personal ‘
liygl‘ulo which the camper is taught
.to ohm-two. Blast of all is the fel-I
.lmvshlp which come from W rklnga
éof common tasks together co pet-

ing in game and sport and express-

'truth. is that the duck possesses an
open on gland just above the tall.
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,,“.““.“‘?§“°e:'rhe contents she usrs‘for dressing
user-5,3. ops her feathers. and precxsely as if it
~ l‘hc care- were an artificial fluid such as we

. hgure and on ‘at times rub into our own scalps.
7‘ -_ All water birds seem to possess

 

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Pillsburys, Jones or Gold Medal Flour . . . . .. . . . . . . . $1.09 bag 5 ' :
Occidcnt Flour $1529 bag, 5 lb. bag Graham Flour . . . . . . . 39c " ‘

Puritan Hams 26c, Smoked Shoulders 13c, Sinclair Bacon 18c ,

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The Past Commanders‘ association
ot the Shepherds of Bethlehem will 'j
hold a. card party Monday night at .
the home of Mrs. Day, Stuart avc-}

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“ .i supply C(IDES . __ f 1 be- - so ally in pageants and cere- , , ‘ -
‘ _ J this useful oil gland use u mg _ E t the Iairfield County “omens Re . . . . _ . . _ ..-
, , f‘““‘°undland"cauSe it is esspmial to all the niolllf‘S the ideals of the girl sclotul: .publlcan association should send A rotary converter. which will .1; Native Splnach 350 pk. Natlve Rhubarb 2 13111101198 . . . r. 0 .~ 250 1

 

 

facilitate practical d theoretical
work and study in electricity at the
Not-walk ‘High shool was received at

their names or telephone numbers
_to Mrs. “H H. Fisher. secretary.
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Our swimming and diving birds to kPCP‘nnd the spirit of scoulllnf. the do—
thelr feathers glossy and “’i‘mr‘flhf’fi‘fom 1° be hoped I a

proof. Otherwise the plumage “‘OU‘I" :mtions 31‘ ‘0“ “1 {35“

Sea.

Texas New Onions 4 lbs. 25c. Florida New Potatoes 4 lbs. 25c '

 

 

 

 

'~ ' in ea, T13: latter . a l d and. - - < I . n: ,
.. . . become soaked and dragg e The V\ omen 5 League of the Con- the school during the past week. The . . _ _
7‘ ._ '7: “3"" the former drag its owner down instead of hcln- gregatioi-nal church held its regular purchase of the machine was made Elaine Spauldlng Rose Seed Potatoes 150.11). bag . . _ . . . . $4.50
a: : ,e; ”rules and for cur- ins to float it. It a. sparrow falls 1 RUWAY'I‘ON . J missionary meeting’ Tuesday after— possible by a. special appropriation .
.~,_ -‘ "Y“-tl‘.ll'd of British into deep water and gets its feath— l ' ‘ -noon last. at the home of Miss Mc- of the Board of Education. uj FTESh Cocoanut's 3 for 25¢ F‘lorida Grapefruit 6 for ’ 25c
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= “ - r .1 cod held 1'nd birds which , talk iven b M . Geo C. . -‘
. There are some a , t on \Vednesday 8 Y rs rge . . .
, p, l to George 0 .
r.- - --—‘ {3 bii'i‘fieiiii are similar” °q".“"’°d' Ti‘faigi‘llfi: $3133. to atlcnd the concert given by 11:93:; 031th; wbiect at her recent ‘0 be “aged 33"]: 3913333133,? California Oranges 13 for 25¢. Winesap Apples, 12 for - 29c.
"_ G V :Mrmu’ntries is 5“” speclrf:ntshi:f cgghcttrvflrlfa: its own the King's Daughters were Mrsfigi .\ .1 o e .oly. Land. ionthlainxenévzfisng e0: Eagdym'g‘ashlngton ~ . l
.. : game it be... seen! of manure. Some of the G. L.Hom....d,.u of Logan p t. Mrs. Guy Howard and m” Sm, mm, 1.»... 21, Shepherds o. 3.....- .;: Northern Spy App e, 75c pk, Fresh Peas, 2 qts. for . . . . . . . .
In men: trade lsitoEEbSi'lls are equally fortunate. in Mrs. Ira liigginsdo‘f zicfingz‘féfigl; Middlebrook. representing the woe lehemr At the meeting, one appu- ‘3 . . 1 . ~
—‘ t . ‘11 the 31-, George Cu in ~ _ ,. _ _ _ . F ." . _
t ‘ ”if? 33(523211 “If csaeieregitorthl: 5:23:1233ni21higmy a\'::luc, Mrs. Samuel Hall of Lickin'; 3:393:15: riflZtttlgéwosf ggziShArcali- $321211: :fsfiyeeéggff wazirswarldizce: " Fallcy Florida Plneapple for canllln'g, dozen ~. . o s . . s o o . $1.0“
- ... on y - . 1 , - <‘ - 5 Stevens of McK n-i . .l .
~ ”IS- AS ions h bri ht yellow of the it) place. 142111 1.)- deaconry of Fan-field County held prize of 3.150 in gold for bringing :.‘- - ~ -
colored. T e 2 gm the most mm“, m m. m... Fancy Lemons, dozen 30c. Celery Hearts, 2 for .. . . . . . . . . . 25c

niov place. Sidney R, Bell of Crockett
street. and Oliver 1. Clark of Pen~

noyel‘ avenue.
‘

,on Monday of this week at Bridge-

53 is due to the
port.

or n t ury towns
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bird's neck and win .
frequent application of this
feather dye.

' ve' wild creature cleanli—
With e fy Even the despised

A dance and so- .5 ,

Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen 35c. Pure Lard, 2 lbs. . . . . . . .
Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, Succotash, Lima Beans, 6 cans . . . -. . 9

membership drive.

clal time followed.
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A meeting of the

,. Sea scnt little
i. Where now the
~ ply their trade.
ix \9 given way

Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stannard. ac-
companied by Miss Grace Hunt of

 

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Minstrel com-

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Viork on the house which Mr. and

 

 

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f‘; - towns to trawlsf. tilde 35?:Seifinaalarge. portionuof tits Mrs. Gnorge A. \Vright. Jr-. at: has“ Iliidiefield. spent Tuesday in New ,mittee got the Elks will beihel‘d a:
~ . ‘ 4‘“ rrmain as o o . 159M, A *3 - , ted on Craw avenue. 5 Dr - 'or . -the clu rooms in South Ma 1: s rec .
. e in cleaning 1 mg “‘90 , n . p .
um - . . Del Monte Peaches, sliced, 6 cans $1, large cans, halves3 for $1: .

lion downward at eight o'clock tomorrow night.
C C C

out washing

in fact while it is
hordes of cod as-
‘ . ‘n and southwest
'fh€}‘ are prepar-

v'.':.§:'...lt'.fi:".‘ ‘ :

cats. from the lorldly b

articu or a —
2:171 gfblig their fur. The rougg
tongue acts as a kind of sponge, :11“):
you will notice how a. cat licks eh
paws and uses them. to clean '18:;
parts of her body as are beyon e

-gressing rapidly.
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- Under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Ron-nylon Method
dist Episcopal church a muswalo
will be given in the church. ”Wednese
day evening. In addition to \the
vocalists already announced as ap-

 

Mr. and Mrs. Lon Knapp have
moved into Arthur Davis' home on
Bald Hill. ‘

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The perfect list for April of the
Cannondale school, Mrs. John Geo-
tien. teacher. contains the following

Thomas J. Crotty of 59 Stevens _‘
street. reported the loss of a coat ,
from amauiomobile. to the uptown -
police Wednesday.nig.ht.

Campbell’s Soup, assorted, 3 for 25¢. Lux,‘3 pkgs. . . . . . . . ,.

2
,1 Pumpkin, Apple Sauce or Kidney Beans, 3 cans 4.“. . . . . . . . .- 5
W Del Monte Loganberries, 3 ens 09c. Del Monte Pears 3 cits-$1.19.

 

 

 

 

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labeled living fish-
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A Broad River boy found

 

 

 

 

, ton uc. . .
.47 . e.“ E, some huradreds mmhaoiulbgitutegfor the glowdetil-igq peat-ins: on the prgoram. there will :iameVsV:“Minute;I and Clgenjce-fiteri- gesatozs llcienrfte odethegoEeitsga‘lit 1,..-
-- . ' the masse con- - ine uma '« “ ~ ,le tions in Frank 118. ' am onroe. ar e goes ‘e nee ay n g an ur e ' _' ’ . '
h femm 1 o be Scteral ea c y .
- snecp destruc- 533313132... invaluable. The ao-,§;h o, Sou... Norwalk. m. Nash and George Soley. The latter was to m. pence. . a, New Pack Prunes, 3 lbs. 50c. Evaporated Apricots . . . . . 23c lb.
I: 1 t“ or three tons of mestic fowl. loves nothing better-3 is bass soloist with South Norwalk 1:350 regular for the entire winter "" 'A it .t bid. ‘rd 2'. , I -
r- . r . ca 3 ‘
Partridges‘ “’3 :CongmmtwI ‘ chm“- Am°ng m “a“ V ‘5 ‘ 3° m” ‘ Granulated Sugar, 12 lbs. for $1.00. 100-lb. Bag . . . . . . . . $8.25,

- ' .-— when in a haul.
’ ;- fining." Here salt
9' ;-_'-; and the cam-
’ ..:;°r sustained. To
easier hands are
tall Farce men.1
“splitters."
"1' rich cod is behest!-
* ;: deft cuts of spe-

t bath. _
than ‘ dus roll and flutter in the

feathers are full of

Those perfect in attendance at the has just been received ify Taylor 8'!
Hulbutt Street school. Miss Ange-

Gld h illb ldt ply . - . ..
line Post. teacher, were Lawrence thzmer‘towarfywsoclet; igflriggsrhfm~ 140059 Wlles craCkers, assorted, 4 val-lanes Marshmallows 29C

 

some of th others who will parti-
:cipate are Miss Mildred Lovejoy of
iEast Norwalk: contralto. Mr. and
iMrs. Kelita. \i‘ilkinson of South Nor-
irvalk and Albert Dun of East Nor-
»walk. banjoist. The affair is' being
given for the benefit of the society
and tickets may be obtained from

rows and larks
dust until their

it- .1 birds thor-

A est many lan
oughl;r enjoy a bath. Put out”:
bowl of seated on the lawnrt a.of
watch how many diflerent so :1

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313:: Smefi‘imfioifilfii'h ”till. w... £0.32 him”: fin... , Andy 6711me s Family, Mmfind the Whole Crowd . . . .. 5c pkg”
ham Ballet and Cell: Ready. ‘ tomorrow night at eight o’clock. 3 .: Just the [lung for the kiddles, a 11108 sweet cracker - .
‘ A complaint was made to the po- , . 7 . ,
5m” mm“ ”9"" “°° ”He’d“ am“ “mm" m" ‘ ' '- Gold Dust large 27c. Guest Ivory Soap 12 for ‘ 55c ’ 3
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.2 onion of the ches, even .. , ‘
> ‘ p c ' will be roblns- chafimin wallow's members Day, there will be a. special ser- junkman,‘ taking a large truck apart
‘ Lprmkled with mm" ”d i S a ' ‘ ’ vice at Zi H‘ll M iii dist hurch in the road in Raymond street in
" - '- enod fish are - ' 3nd rocks and woo ' 1 special services in honor of , 011 l e 0 c ‘ V , ,1. , . .
_ me. where sen-3°" gm resularlyv but .to Mother-s my will be new in both with appropriate address. music sud {mt 0* his home Officer 3..th ;. Kirkman s Borax Soap, 18 for. $1.00. Palmolive Soap l3‘for$l.00
i" the bulk. Wee ms’lnteresting performance the Ron-ayton churches Sunday. recltations. In the evening at 7.30 told himrto move the tnuck. p - . _ . . p
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Uneeda Biscuit 5c eélh;”_ Beetlzgee, ‘3 lbs. for . . . . .1. . .;. . .7 25;
.V an Camp’s Evaporated Milk, tall calls, 6 for . . . . . . , .. .. 69c
Fig Bars or Lemon Snapa'fresh and pure, 2 lbs. . . . . . . . . e... 25c

Lunch Rolls, 3 for 25¢. Juliane-3e Toilet Paper, 3 for . . . 25¢

_ ‘ . {it see the light of 33:2; m early-

W‘- ramoval to the ’ es large
1‘ h 1 513mg field.nfgohunmd Air! 33:11“: peculiar ways of per-
; i -' northern 8 12.3mm; their toilet. . The eiepihant
ly n u ge

'rhinoceros frequent

:dinud baths. An elephant. site;
his. is s. most curious Sightthigfzvgzat
with a V
from head to foot ; Th8 ”on dries

“In the Name of the King" will be
presented by the Sunday-school of
the Georgetown Methodist church.
directed .by _the We n's Foreign
Missionary society ngthlt church.

lGflBritain to cancel "

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The Sunday school of Rowanon
Baptist church will hold a. church
picnic in the church tonight at 7
o'clock. The members of the school,
will be assisted by the Christian
Endeavor circle.

 

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Ansonia Broom Firm , r
' To Produce Here " '

‘. The Ace Broom company of 'An?
sonis. has leased for a period * of
give years the building at 63 Com-

 

 

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' . in: 0‘ wet c y (1 ~ - Rumanlan War Debt merce street. now occupied by the .

. :- ~ - . down for sale to then cracks OE an m are planning to attend the- concert , ‘ _ ., s . . 7 , . . _ _ .5
_. f= "f5 05 the Bar of 3,3333“ “may with it the skin to be given this evening in the nor. BUDAPEST. May. 9.—M. 'I‘itu- fig; Santmsza: kgcggrfifnxl; Pu“; Salmon, 2 cans 25c. Peanut Butter . . . . . . _ . . . . . ., 25c 11,.
‘= - - - tee which torment even the walk High 8611001 by the students or J 3’?“ REM?!“ minister Itob Greg; :2 Roberts The Ansonia lirm 'ex'- h a 1 1 " m ' I 7

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3 ‘ - may produce 100 _ - . " Mrs. John L'Hommedieu of Crock- British to the Romanian government. 4 01"” . m . m0“ ' ' 93'? " ‘ ' ' - )7“ - ' - - a _
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‘ 1 - mes on the sea on: . - - ‘ 1 . ._ . . ‘ ~‘- '. “1‘3 country we £138 ”14°15‘11““ ' BUILDmG- ' , ' 1 . ' ‘ ‘ '. y???” > " . " ' - . _ -
- ”—Ted mi There will Joe no rehersal for the claimed byBfltllh ,,-.<=mn!!1!i¢' 10? , ’ . i ' ,' ' " ' , ' " "§ ~ , . ‘ ' . . '-
‘ . q cord which nature (3! “9 M Hay 9. choir of the Rowayton Baptist “39‘!" €:?:1¢“m 9'99"“?- dam!" ‘ PERMITS ,~ ‘3 . ,. .. , - ,
- :1th coast of Ice- - . , " ' hurch this week. . e n - ' ' V . - ' , ‘ 7 - .» .1- > 7 ~ 7 . ‘ 7- in
* "mp”... 1mm ‘_ ' synonym °“‘P;§1'°&t; ° _ r . o .- 7 It lesion-aid tile-Brill!!! 1.91131! , --‘—’--- . , i? 7 , 3 ' ' : A
, " iszr's. one may fin- and ”Stand 3W3? second - A" number of women from the recommend the-om " “W" BWMW m Bub- g .. é, , ‘ v
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a; other as «emu, vs ~ . ea given new 3% mum“ e .. . ‘ ‘- 4 *
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