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Tammany Hall.
a was a firm triad of
ltjho‘ Governor's and known to be
“hole heartedly In favor of him for
Father Ryan Makes
Many Beqiiests
ALACE '
51.1 TOMORROW
the Presidency. It was believed that
he could do a. great deal to win
support for Smith at the convention
here next month.
Secretary Daniel L. Ryan, who
made the announcement this after-
noon: aid the surrogate is ill in bed.
This announcement by Folc) came
11.1.11... Gifts For the. Bride ;
DANBURY,——_ May 16.-—The will of
Rev. ,John F. Ryan. late permanent
‘ - ~ * as a great shock to‘ the rank and >_ pastor of St. Peter's R. C. church THE MOST DISCRIMINATING GIFT SEEICERS WILL
15H [’1 .‘CTb ' > file of the party she earlier in the "1 REGENT .13 here. was admitted to probate yes- :
‘ KEITH KENNE H on A Y day had acclaimed his acceptance of :———- Birgit)!011533213“Ezecggor.xtcl:;mé::;. FIND HERE A VERIT ABLE TREASURE HOUSE ‘. 7%:
0i ARLAN and CLARA BOW_ leaf: $113?” or Hslan who previoush c 00‘ B0" ‘~ No indication of {he total value of e I v
the estate is given. Father Ryan OF CHARLMING SUGGESTIOiNS’
i
,“Thé Barefoot Boy" was presented V g
makes specific bequests of $6.500 ' f 3
at the Regent yesterday, Where it
continues today again.
John Bowers, Sylvia Dreamer.
Tully M‘arslkall, Gertie Messinger.
Virginia True Boardman. Mprjoric
Daw, Raymond Hatton are many
had opposed the surrogate (or chief
had issued a. statement gi\ing be-
grudging and half hearted support
of him, thus ,endlng Tammany":
fears for civil war.‘
Gov. Smith in Brooklyn had ex-
pressed his approval of the selection
Vii llEVlLLE
i by the Notable
K Lit‘OSTA BOYS
‘ “POISONEDm PARADISE” .
inner in Entertainment—A Winner in Thrills
A L10 (1 H
. y amilton Comedy and Other Attractions.
and the-remainder or his estate zoos GIFTS TO MEET EVERY TASTE 11x1) REQUIREMENT.
to St. Peter's church.
Bequests made are: 31.000 to
Mount St. Joseph‘s Seminary. Hart-
ford: $1,000 to Niagara. university.
G. W Fairchild & Sons Inc.
JEWELERS—OPTIGIANB—STATIONERS
vzcst 1924 mts of of Surrogate Foley. “Foley is a noteworthy features about the pre- Niagara. N. Y.: $1,000 to St. Agnes
..... SATURDAY. SUNDAY very good man with plenty of ex- sentation. There will be a special Home, Hartford; $1,000 to the exe-
Rt"
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Fred Thompson -
perience and good judgment." the children's matinee showing at 4 enter. Rev. John C. Brennan, of
1; “H33 ACTS “BORROWED Governor said. “He is able and it O‘clock this afternoon. ‘ Kensington; $500 to Bridget Hurley '
CC» ‘V ‘6 '9) “as a. fine choice. I am perfectly At the Regent Saturday John Gil- his housekeeper; $500 each to Rev. ' g ,
-1,— - North 01“ Nevada” HUSBANDS .KK... K K... K... K... K... MAIN AT ARCADE ;« BRIDGEPORT ,
ft”! with— Those supporting the Gov'crnors Your Life.” Finn. hir-two assistants; $500 to > 1 f
' - [mp . . drive to win the Democratic nomi-_ ‘ 11.9 priests of the mrtford diocese ' 1 5,.
TH!“ 3113 "I.EAT%3‘§I§I6 Florence Vldor’ RPOFCMf-e nation 1'0“ PFOSident “’Cl'e OSDECiaHY Hospital: Place where returning for the celebrating of masses; $500 _ ‘ '
in CURING Fellowes, Earle Williams pleased when it was reported earlier vacationists are treated for typhoid to the pastor of St. Patrick’s church. {01' the -care of his fathers 3“? library he 128“” 19 the executor >
‘- “WM"? “0"“: TALES” and Rob” Gordon. . in the day that the Surrogate had fever and malaria. Norwich. to be used as a trust fund mothers grave in that ““71- H13 “59°30 of as he "“1195 3
1 .4
- “1.1 lu‘sl screcn_
MONDAY and TUESDAY ~
ANNA Q. NILSSON 1n “BROADWAY
AFI‘ER DARK”
111111 THEATRES 101.11 CHANGES
1 DECISION; TURNS
DOWN TAMMANY
‘Poisoned Paradise." the forbid-
_ 1. en story of Monte Carlo and Paris
1 made from the book that is banned
In the Continental Police, is at the
ltialto theatre for today only. Monte
Carlo is the most exciting cit '
y in
the world. This story interooven Announcement Ma dc .
Yesterday A f t e r — '
noon Comes as Shock
gamble. The) all “on but “hat th . ‘1'
e , .
\\ on and he“ they non it is the star: to Elli-1L3 thy
that “ill cnthrall sou. ’
T a v ‘
Xhop‘mozgog- 1 red Thompson in NEW‘ YORK. Mill'— 15~—S“”°gaate
ex ada,’ c'omcs to the RI- James A. Foley yesterday re-
around it tells a tale that will thrill
\Ou. The prettg milliner from Paris
alto. There are tense meme
nts 1 ‘ ‘ I
this great picture. a fused to aCLCN the leidersmp ”38
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1d . . To Board”
"_\' AY EVENING
17'111T(;lBSONn1n
ir- {or Your Life"
ii.
“‘55:. ..:~lc-:1d1y, Tuesday
-.~~;'; Wednesday
1111 \lRHINIAN‘”
Reed Furniture in Many Tones :~
Specially Priced . "1
Whatever color scheme you are planning for the Sun room or ver- _1
anda may be carried out in reed furniture. Gay hued cretonncs cover ;
the backs and cushions. . - - .
EGENT
1:111 11: s TODAY
maaszavsmsmisaeim‘ .. 1 1 K , .
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the young artist. the beautiful wo-
lll( 11 of the \\ orld all well: there to
. Hr- (1'5 matinee
., , .= 1 1'. )1.
Since this style of furniture is exposed out-of—door, quality 15 an all
~-. «lizlnlrt‘u—IOC Tammany Hall and said first '
‘ ‘ ’ R decision was final and irrevocable. E"
.~.— and“ Whittier's 5 “1111:3321? 1.. The change h1- Mr. Foley from his important consideration in selecting it. You will find each piece here ”1
AJ‘.‘ ; " C re. .-.~.,-. 1 . ‘ ~ . I ' , >w€
g The Palace 11...... “New“, for “LL-an 0f “Cd- “a“ “a” made strongly constructed and reinforced for long serv1cc. None fine: is n...
ilt‘ Llii'Cl‘OOt Boy” the last half of this peek Was 011- (15 > . m,
Ulllsiasticaily received by a large ma ' .1 i
\ i1 :inia True aUdiEHCO Sesterduy afternoon and RUISES l 77: 5'
~. \inx~l1a|i.Gc1-tic Slim: last night. Jean LaCosta and Al li a of hot 1 '1"...
_- v 1. -~r:w haw. Ray- 1 1' 0)‘S are headlining the bill uith “m“ ‘PP C3 0318 o o
z - “11‘ Harlan and 21.1 05"“"8‘ of nonsense. harmony Reed Sets Reed and W lllOW Chalrs
r and noxnclties Comedx supplied by
L‘rccdon and Daxis. The Btuslcal
“infers offered good entertainment.
and coil cloths—then sigh
VAP oRua
Of Unusual Charm
' 1-i1 tur's or the Set: of three pieces—arm chair, rocker
,zr: Fltanlm Chaplin and the Hostons are. o“"’”'m°“?¢"u‘dru'b and divan 0f square design made of fibre The loveliest summer homes have many Odd ;
“$012131: 3:? 1.31“: '2“ B . with cushion seats and backs. A lovely chairs of reed and willow with gay cushions ad- 1,
SATURDAY ‘ the screen feature ansd 1:10 gicrdzrc’ds F S LY'ON grey finish with grey toned cretonne cush- ding touches of brightness to obscure Icorpers.
- “use" fa‘orable com ' ° ' ‘ 7" Best of all they are ever so comfortable in warm _
.. 1 ment. 1: isa ions. Regular price s o . ‘
lH\ ‘ ‘l l)? RT t‘ pica! MN attraction. The entire JOB PRINTING _ $50 weather. ,
bill “ill continue today and tomor-
1 row.
_\111i‘l\ SHEARER
nmmrtin; uom- ‘
». _\ in
Large, wide, roomy chairs and rockers, richly
cushioned with. deep spring seats. The finish is
Baronial brown. Beautiful shape. Distinctly a
South Norwalk.
Enameled Reed Sets with deep spring
cushions and cushion backs, consisting of
.. ‘ , h it and 1van. S lashin cre- luxurious appearing chair. keg. price $33 $25 ,.
"i311: t 111i Man” N A T l V E V E G E T A B L E S {gfifizrincldirge birddand flowgr pattim is Large Grey Willow Chairs—most comfort- .
~—-———-—-—— most effectively used Reg. price $118 able and artistiewith square backs and broad ,
CCf'::::-:- SEXT WEEK = Spinach, Rhubarb, Bach'shes, Escallions, Asparagus. $88 Zifii'sacsuhmsm harmonizing cretonnff'szlegfii "_
\_\ 1‘ "H H \RL AN Also a complete assortment of southern vegetables, including With large davenport. Reg. price $133 yum, Enameled Chairs ".3 Rodger, with .-
l1. 1, 1 \( E VIDOR Bermuda Beets and Carrots, New Potatoes, Lettuce from , deep spring seats; cretonne cushion backs. Reg.
‘105
In rich Baronial brown is a handsome
set with long davenport, full cushioned
and two stunning, wide, deep chairs. Fin-
price $26 $19.50
Arm Chairs and Rockers in Baronial brown
finish with deep cushion seats and backs, covered
with tapestry. Reg. price $19.50 =$16
1 Flordia and California, Green Peppers, Cucumbers, Toma-
; toes, Celery, Cauliflower, Mushrooms, Green and Wax Beans,
Green Peas, Sweet Potatoes.
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FRUIT -» fist quality read and a setRwhich is suétlafge Natural wuiclm ilaiéllliarbor Chairs, all hind 1.
— ' 01' year-mun service. 88- price made of best qua ity. airs we can guaran ee. ,1
STRAWBERRIES . . . . ......... . ............... 25c qt. ' ' 5110 Plain $6, with cushion $8 g
(BOITLED CREAM) Fourth floor. {.1
giggda Orabnges ...... ...... .. . . ...... 30c-4Dc-50c-60c doz. 1 "l
a ' ornia ranges ........... . 15 for 25¢; 40c-50c-80c doz. ' ’ . ' - ‘1
i Gmfgfl’lfit .f ..... Ar . . . It. . . . P ...... l . . . .P . . . . 3:134 for 25¢: S ' t N F k f J ' o - TouIISts Blankets for
. ”‘1’“ ”“1 gfifimfiflg’f’ ems ”"03 mar BW_ l‘OC S 01' umor S Week-end Outings-
Wmessp, P1ppm, Baldwin App 1“ . \ . , Week-Ends see hundreds of gay parties traveling to
‘\ the picnic grounds or enjoying sight seeing tours in the
' ‘ C A N E ‘2 A R I 3 3 $2. 9 open country. Evenings are bound to be chilly and that's
l’ \I’ER E 5 1095 5 just where “Beauton Blankets’éhstep in andfisave tgie day. '
1 Libert ' S uare Tel. 310 ‘We Deliver , _ You won’t mm rave mg in e evening you ave an
1 :ROO‘I 1 3 q ' f; .You never have seen” Such good looking dresses priced so ‘rea- extranllinkelt robe tIIkaed awai’ffoihsucsh $335931 enjoy
sonably. _ — o s p anning or camp 1 e 18 u w
, _ . selecting their bedding among our large variety of Indian
P . ill HOUSE - One cannot but admire these brilliant, colorful checks and plaids blankBets 31 k t 1 I d d b 111:
:3 ‘V i ‘3 ~ ‘ P R 11 l ' eacon an etc in ypica 11 1am esigns, rig
-'~. E " Guiraiiteegl ‘ 0 m the very DCWCSt Summer styles. _ _ flashy colorings with red and green predominating. Made ~
l “‘1. l \ . Always at your set U Ice Large checks in tangerine outlined in’ wavy Mac}: with White of fine quality cotton. Size 60x80 1 $5 ,
’ ) ‘ ALL 2 Collars and cuffs of voile. ’A Set-in vest pocket is one of the fea- Indian Blank? in more subdued colorinzs. edges f
1‘3 l \ STORE ‘ “ . . . ‘ » . bound on all four sides. One of the Beacon masterpieces. A
. . C h I1,5 here to please tures of this new model wuh he sash. fl‘wo ruffles on front of $1011 Size 66x80 “.75
7": all: N” 1: I" 0 e 0111’ add a leasin tOUCh . ‘ .c . $2.95 Tourists’ Blankets of fine Chinese cotton in attrac-
:5. 1:? b NORWALK ' 3 p g ' tive plaid designs, rich, dark colorings. The Beacon make
.‘ ‘ 5; 320““.3‘0 5 ti f t' These, adorable ginghams come in nine distinctive models, sizes in size 66x80. $6.50 >
. .1. :1: 1.1111111; Our aim is 83 8 ac Ion 7 to 14 years. P I All Wool Can-1p Blankets, gccd weight yet very warm. “ i
P second floor. I Grey, size 64x84 $7.50 Tan, size 66x84 $8 1 ‘3, i
‘ Here we give it with ease . , , , A 1111 .1... .-
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l} FOBY’S EverYbOdy come around Lace Trimmed Frocks Under-Arm *Purses A Window of Laces ;
3 ; ,_ . . Lace, the most flattering and feminine In Black and Colors . ' . - . = 7 ‘
" Main St 1 New creatlons W111 be found of trimmings trims dark, clinging sa'tin ‘ ‘ Dressmakers‘wdl be mierested 1n see-
5 ‘ ' frocks as well asfiufiy geprgeitte. "filing The/large roominess and very good ing our window display of laces. It is
1 gowns. All ages are wearmg aces. any st 1: of flat under-arm purses bring them ’ National Lace Week and in this window
711—. -( L’ : _,_P__ _ new evening frocks are made entirely of y p _ . . ‘ .
‘ ‘ i ) SE OF ~ lace over flesh chiffon or silk. Summery to the first place this season. Heavy moue you Will see all the laces of fashion. Gowns
banana coldred crepe de chine frocks fea-
ture real Irish lace, dyed to match.
A charming group of lace trimmed
frocks' 1s moderately priced at
$39.50
Second floor. * vi
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(All?!) CLOTHES
pear-by trimmed with lace show how the
laces are used. inside the store at the lace
department you may examine closely'an- -
“other lace display. Moderate prices on the
beautiful laces will interest you. . ’ .-
silks make 'dressy purses while for prac-"
tical- every 'day wear you will find a fine
leather covered ’and leather lined purse.
ycry satisfactory and good looking $5 ‘
min floor.
Paint and Wallpapers
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