3% . —Sheep manure and agricultural
7 'nnecticut lied Men‘s
;- Elgar Store, announce to the public
Mil'I‘n'Ith' .a.¢nm‘u.n1n~ . . t .
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. C O t
4 - -—Buy Your Vietroxa on our Club
3 [sh “’ar- Veterans’
‘ Hethodlst church will enjoy
I . O .1119 East Xerwalk -Improvement
a menus or Miss Alice Lyric]: will
"sorry to hear that she is ill at
home‘e‘n l .i no.0 1n. avenut‘
.
iomh Coal. Harris 4: Gus.—
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m Elizabeth and Agnes Mahl-
Riverside avenue are visiting
' -ds in Philadelphia, Pa.
O O I
at Altred Brown's.
O O O
, lime (or lawns
“ Wanoma Council, Degree or Po-
- -on tas, held a social last night
-llowing the regular business meet-
:5. held in Red Men's hall.
'_ o o o
' é—f‘reo admission to Spanish “'ar
. “and Carnival, Main street,
0 O o
‘1 John Coltard or South Main
5‘ - is having an additiOn built to
a. house.
5
O O
l‘ -—'See Dale-Devil Currin at Span-
Wnr \‘eterans' Carnival, Main
qtreet. Norwalk.
6 o 0
:Tonight Ceckenoc Tribe. So. 32,
O. R. M., will hold a meeting. Del-
. tea to the state convention held
in Bridgeport will make a report.
: flan: to entertain the Southwestern
association
Friday night will be made.
‘
O t I
' Best Coal. Harris & Guns—Adv.
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-——'1‘he new barber shop established
by B. Bruno at .\‘o. 9 North Main
street, 80. Norwalk over the Uti‘ted
the price list: haircut, 42w: shave,
20c; face massage, 2.30; shampoo.
25c.—Adv.
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Several High school girls have
tormented to do Flag Day work for
the Near East Relief tomorrow
morning and afternoon. Among the
number are Frances liond, Margaret
O'Rcilly, Gladys Lot-b, Dorothy
Frey, Audrey Shine. Lilian Field and
Edna. Gordon.
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—I.arge Pea. Coal. Harris &
Guns—Adv.
O O
A regular meeting of Ophir Chap-
ter, 0. E. S., was held \Vednesday
night. Five candidates were initi-
ated. After the meeting. refresh-
ments were served.
0 O t
. —Spanish “'ar Veterans‘ Camival
II! this week, Blair: street, Norwalk.
{Plan—Ask about it at Donnelly's.
O t 0
William M'cliinley Camp. United
Spanish \Var Veterans will holdra
special meeting. Sunday morning at
11 o'clock in Foresters Hall, Nor-
: walk.
—Follow the crowd to the Span-
Carnlval, Main
street, Norwalk.
. O C
A complaint about, boys using a
rifle to break fife windows in a
‘ West Main street barn was made to
the. uptown police last night.
I O O
f —-Fertillzer for lawn: and gar-
? dens. Alfred Brown. Phone 2398-2.
a Adv.
o o o
5 3 —A. showing of McadoW-brook
' sport hats in gorgeous color’mgs, al-
‘ so a. new line of felt hats at the Pris-
cilla Shop. 12-14 Main St... Norwalk.
'. l o e o
l Edward Anders on of 9 Girard
. place, was given a. surprise birthday
5 party, at his home, last evening, in
‘ ghonor of his 30th birthday. A 80-
; clal evening was enjoyed, during
'2 which refreshments were served.
. ose present included Mrs. Martha
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
and Mrs. Kenneih
and Mrs. \\'illiail1
._; hnson, Mr.
I nneth, Mr.
Eooks, Miss Pearl and Miss Ethel
. Wargo, Harold Johnson. Miss Mary
1 Anderson. Karl Anderson and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Anderson.
. O i
, ' =—Auto springs. Tilly’s.-—Aiv.
R
The regular weekly meeting of
',- Tracy Number Six. Boy Scouts
= of America, will be held tomorrow
night. , .
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‘. The men of the East avenue
. their
.weekly recreation night tonight in
the recreation room of the church.
A The regular weekly rehearsal of the
' choir will also be held tonight in
piece of Saturday evening.
. . .
Emulation will hold a. food sale in
~ Fey’s market tomorrow from 11 A.
i x. to 4 P. M.
O O O
: -;Mrs. Frank Sturdcvant of Greg-
-. br'y boulevard entertained the mem-
“ rs of the Woman‘s Guild of Christ
. urch at her home yesterday after-
bungalow on Raymondlterrace.
I O ,‘.
Ellis E. Howardsfof Sycamore
street. local harbor master has been
spending the, past few daysin
Stamford on the boat “Theodore
Smith."
The Y~4 class of the Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal church will
hold its monthly business and social
at her home in East avenue tonight
at 7:45 O'clock.
O O O -
Mrs. Richard Hendricks of Core
avenue has entered a. private hos-
pital in New York City where she
will undergo an‘operatton.
O 0 I'
Miss Ruth Glover was .glven a
surprise miscellaneous shower \by
the members of the “‘orld “’ide
Guild of the South Norwalk Baptist
churz-h. at the home of Miss Mary
Brugge, Greogory Boulevard, \Ved-
nesday evening. Miss Glover, who is
to marry Russell “'right of Van
Zandt street. was the.recipient of
many beautiful gifts. During the
evening dancing nnd music were on-
,ipyetl. Refreshments were also
served.
0 U 0
Miss Cnthine and Miss Ruth
Deckt r of Cove avenue were the
guests of friends in Stamford Tues-
day.
0 3 O
Under the personal direction of
Mrs. E. F. Smith and the auspices
of the l3a~=t Norwalk Improvcnn-nt
association. the comedy "The Dis-
trict school of Blueberry Corners"
will he presented in Community
ball during the first week of June.
The first rehearsal was held last
evening. Included in the cast are
several members of the association
whose apprnrnncc in past presenta-
tions sponsored by this organization
have made them general favorites.
The proceeds will be added to the
mortgage fund.
‘ l BETHEL ;
Knoedler Gives
Etchings to Bethe]
ings and etchings for the new build-
ing by Ronald J". Knoedlrr, of the
lirln of M, lv'nocdler, of l-‘ifth ave-
nue, New York. Subjects of the
pictures tire: “The Prison Train."
“General \Vasliington.” ‘lfivangelinof
"Ieturn of the Mayflower," “Sin-
gara Falls." “\Villiunl McKinley,"
"Christopher Columbus." "Floren—
tine Poets." “Longfelloy'.” “Lion
and the Lamb," “The Golden Age."
“The Smithy," "The Dante." “Mr-r-
cur)‘ and Argus." “Dido and Ann—
eas." "Mercury and Hermes," "Lu-
{aye-tie," "The Spinner.
‘ O I O
Announcements have been t‘ccriv-
ml of tho marriage of a. tormer “t“
thel boy. (‘hzirles llodncr. and Miss
lilimbctli Xagy, or ’l‘orrington. The
ceremony was performed by the
llev. John A. holiertv.
0 $ 0
Collins and linoblock. real es-
talo brokers, announce the sale of
1.3 acres of land. it dwelling house.
and other biuldings. belonging to
Mrs. Sldll(_\' “'aters. of Dodgington,
to Nina Lane, of.l3Cthcl.
L. WILTON
The reception at the Bald llill
parsonage on Tuesday evening last.
to the new minister. luv. l-‘, A. (3.
Stone and his wife \\ as an enjoyable
affair in which lll‘.lll_\' ol‘ that st-ction
participated. lie-V. l-‘red. 1:. Bunker
and Rev. J. Howard lt‘nirchild were
present. to bid the newcomers wel-
come on behalf of the other \Vi'lton
churches. All were pleased with
tho illll'ilL‘llYClll‘SS of the newly dc—
corated parsonage.
it t O
Mrs. Goetieu, teacher of the Can-
mondnle school with Ellen “'iley.
the prize town speller: Miss Angel-
ine Post of the litirlbutt Street
school, with Amelia llurawitz, win-
ner in the school recitation contest
and Miss Eleanor Jenks of tho
ilelden llull district with John
Vasale. champion school athlete.
will attend the contest at Newlown
on Friday of this week. There will
be no afternoon session in the
schools on that day. l-‘lorence Co-
ley, of the Georgetown school, will
also take part in the athletic events.
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Mrs. John Little. due to arrive
in \Vilton by the end of next week,
dates her last missive from Lond .
“here she writes, “Safe and sound.
after a. thrilling air tl:lp from Paris.
Are we not game sports?"
0 O O
Iloward A. P, Young, employed
in New York City, is spending a
two weeks vacation with his par-
ents at Freshwater farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Deering of
Lorine streCt motored to Bridgeport
last evening and witnessed the per-
meeting with Mrs. Albertson S. Beers )
’l‘lic IEetheI lligh school has been:
presented with a number or migrnv- .‘
WORLD AUTHORS .
;ASK NOBEL ‘PRIZE
FOR THOMAS HARDY
....
Thomas Earl 7.
Thomas Hardy, considers! the
greatest living English writer, has
been recommended by the P. E. h.
Club, international organization .of
men of letters, for the Nobel prize
for literature this year. Hardy is
the author of “Jude the 0 scure,”
“Tess of the d’U’oervilles,
Mayor of Casterbridge,” and many
other novels. poems. essays and a
play, “The Dynasts." William But-
ler Yeats. Irish poet and dramatist,
was winner of the Nobel literary
rem in 1923.
,WllTON MEETS
BEDFORD PARK
Harold Frisch, Brother
Of Frankie, \Vill Be
In Line-up Of Visi-
tors
The Redford l‘nl‘k lHlSlldlll club
will play :it Wilton Sunday. This in
New York‘s Oltltsl s‘ :nl~pro tram.
frrtturing llnrolxl l-‘risch. bmtlirr of
Frankie lv‘riseh of the .\‘--w York
Giants. :l‘.\l.l lllZFSll‘ll: of the Schulz
Club of l‘oughkn-psio.
Lust ft‘ilxwll thw club played and
deft-:ttwl (lssluili'z. (‘lle\l‘o‘.t‘.’. New
Jersey Minor lmuguers. \\'llliams—
bridge and other leading clubs.
Swanson (If llll‘ C‘llt‘Vrolvls. will
twirl for \‘.'i‘tml :eu'l Nisto will
catch. The Kennedy .\'ll Stars (if
Yonkers. New York will make. their
ltrst appearance in .\'urwalk on Muy
2irill tit \\'ilton.
This is one of New York's high
priced :md lwst rnml clubs. This
club lost only :5 guims in 1'.l:.‘2. and
last 5. use" “on 23‘: (Hill lost four.
The line-ups for Eunrl;i_\s game is
as follows:
\\ iltnn Bedford Park
Merl: ........ ll' ........ \\'ilson
Mnl‘lilvv . . . . . . r" ...... Svhrnmlrr
lull-v . ....... ll» ......... (lls'In
liurlu» ....... t-s ......... Harris
lllne ...... rl‘ ...... .. llussin:
l‘lrutxunlfi 2b ......... l“l‘l$t'll
.\‘i:=!n ......... t: ......... l-Illllt‘e
lx'm-na ....... Sh . ........ . llnguu
Swanson ..... p ........... linus
l‘l'osriliwz'o . . . . t'
llurlvv . ...... lt‘
Umpire—A‘- s, llrotherton.
CARPENTIEEIS
MUCH LARGER
Clllt“.‘.('.‘.(‘l. May JG.—.\fler speml~
ing :1 day lighting crowds that fol-
lowed him everywhere. Georges
Carpentier. ring idol of France, de-
parted tonight for Michigan City,
lnd., for a few do): rest before
starting training for his ten round
contest with Tommy Gibbons there
May 31.
(‘arponlier was accompanied by
Jack Curler. hi American repre-
sentative: Franc is Descamps. his
manager; Trainer Gus \V'ilson, Paul
.llartllolome Molinero, a. French-
ltalian middleweight.
There is a. vast difference in the
Georges Carpentier of 1924, com-
pared with the Carpentier of 1921,
who came to America. to fight Jack
Dempsey for the world heavyweight
0011. Following the business ses-
formanee at Poli‘s Lyric theatre. championship. ~' Carpentier today
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5' Works Both Ways ' '
The depositor who, when he prospers, carries his : , z
9: savings account steadily forward; finds the . bal— f .
7 - . ance capable of carrying him when he is laid off , "O J
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SOUTH N ORWALK.
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w a = ,- ..
v~ A Bridgeps‘rt-Nofimk trolley‘and
a. touring car operated by Robert E.
McIntosh. of 5‘ Washington street,
Dot-Chester, Mae‘s. figured in a. col-
lision’o’n State street bridge yester-
day noon. One‘ot the .steps of the
‘trollcy was ripped oifhwhile the left
tender, headlightjand tire on the
automobile wore damaged.
’ o to u
The 'case of Morris Lindwail.
charged with operating a. car with-
out a license. "was continued in
Town court yesterday until Monday.
the car smashed the front of Green-
berg‘s department ate-re. ,.
O O
During the asst-nee of Rev. Clit-
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'r m. ' i _th COWtion-I
31 flute Itreet Yesterdayl
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memtnsran oil stove left burning
in his home: caused a. fire which
~bu‘rned two chairs and blistcred the‘
woodwork in the room.
.
“The Garden week committee of
the Women's Town Improvement .15- '
addition is ofiering,flve cents to pu-‘
pits of the publicschools here and in
\Veston. for every ten Caterpillars
they. collect.
C 0
Local LY. M, C. A. boys who have:
enrolled to attend the " "’ summer,
camp at Camp Hazcn, near Cllt‘slrr
state are‘ Earl Nelson. Bert Kimimr,‘
Ralph ‘Woodson, and
Stet-veg. - .
The Women's auxiliary of Chris:
Harrison ‘ I
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‘g AMERICAN CITIZEN-
Ilussell Mills of Highland avenue
has purchased a new automobile.
U .
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Miss Marjorie Dul-‘uult has re—
turned to her home on ilowayton
avenue, from a. visit with friends in
Danbury.
O I 3
Miss \Villa Smith of l'lowayton
ateliuc has taken a position with
the liowuyton 1"11‘0 Library.
0 O O
The regular weekly rehearsal of
the choir of the llowayton Baptist
church will not be held, this evc-
iling. as several of the members are
to participate in the musical fes-
tival being given under the ausph
the l’eoplc's chorus, in the
tonight.
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cos of
.\' or“ alk Armory.
U
ole. of King's Daughters will attend
the annual meeting. of the organi-
sation. Mlllt‘ll is to be held in the
Georgetown Methodist
chruvh. Geolgetown.
Juno 4. The l-I\er Ready chorus
has been itnitcd to assist with the
musical program. The nevi. meet-
ing of the local circle. which Will
LH.‘ held at the home of Mrs. l-‘red-
eriek Merrill-old, ltuwnyton menuc,
Will take the form of an "apron so-
cial."
I O .
'l‘hd Young l‘eoplc's soviety of the
l‘vowuylon baptist church will hold
its i‘t‘gulur weekly meeting, Sunday
'fl C U
The weekly meeting of ,the Com—
mumty Brotherhood will be omitted,
this week. The mu! 0! the village
are enthusiastic over the Brother-
hood. “lllll was organized by llev.
Victor 1“. Sealisc. it has already
formed a. baseball team and is now
arranging a public dibute, which
will be held May :3. in the Baptist
church. .
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Friends of Mrs. llobert Barclay
cmn‘tilcscitlg from her recent serious
llluvss.
O O C
At the annual meeting of the
tors and Sons. Mrs. Samuel
Adams of Uudlipp street was chosen
Miss Byxbec has been
matron of the Home tor the Aged.
maintained by the Town l'nion.
Miss Dorothy \\'(-lls of
place has accepted a position in Don—
nelly's.
appeared to be bigger, more robust
and more healthy and weights about
eight pounds more than he did three
years ago.
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Shimmy Fox that
sum EVENING stuns
Fox Trot; ,
Paul Biese‘ and His Orc
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BRING BACK THAT OLD-
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Hotel orchestra...” ,,
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It is expected that a. number of
the inonibct-s of the l-Ivcr Ready cir- ‘
Episcopal 4
\\'cdnesdu.\'. ‘
evening, in the church at. 'i' o‘cluck.: .
1 ion Alfonso Louis Jerome de Bour-
will be pleased to hunt‘ that she is;
Norwulk Town l'lllon. King's Daugli- .
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RENEWS FIGHT FOR
THRONE 0F SPAIN,
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to Slice-cod Miss .l'Zlki. J. b‘yxbec, as,
chairman of the House cotnmittee.§
appointed .
McKinley
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ban, an informal photo of him
snapped at a society resort.
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Zbead finish.
:ut--
9r white. Sizes 46 to
thcks.
with short sleeves.
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3' "' white.
‘5. 1
Double Extra' Sizes
In Underwear for Women
lThe vests have short sleeves and low neck with bead
finish. The pants are finished with shell knee and
also cuff. Knee.' Sizes 46 to 30.........ca. 69c
.F‘ino quality 'cotton vests with wide shoulder straps—
Sleeveless and low leek.
Sizes 46 to SO....................
Bloomers of the well~unown “Forest Mlls"
with elastic knee and waist. Full cut—pink 85c
50 ..... ............ea.
Union suits made of fine cotton with no sleeves and l
3 ‘ TbeSmitb=MUrrayCa
- ' 106! MainSt andmtaug FairfieldAve.
. .Bridgeporté Busy, Cash Store
TINY TOTS DRESS
The latest Word in beauty, style
in these dresses.made of dainty \151 ..
Some have Poplin and ml,
In honeyde 3 ‘
Sizes 2 to 6.
~ $1.19-to $2..
Second Floor—175C Elm .‘l‘mr‘.
“3: 75¢
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brand
low neck ‘with head finish—cuff or shell knee. I _
Full cut. Sizes 46 2. so ............. .....ea. 51 ; Mothex Bags .. ...... 59c
' Slain Elnora—Right Aisle. l )Ini'n Floor—R l-‘ 1—"
May Housecln
Necessities
Red Cedar and. Non»- 2'
tli'alinc ...... .15c
Lesco Cleani1.-,_; .‘g_
Fulid.. .25c, 50c é
Sylpho Nailiol 23c 3
Dust Caps....10c l
“'hisk Brooms ',_
......29c 10 45c
. Sleeve Protector;
25¢
q. 1 _.
‘1‘” "‘ A‘J area
" mum
7 Tan, blue and cream.
CLOSING OUT
About 300 pairs W. L. .
Douglas ladies' black _.
and tan shoes and
white canvas shoes,
oxfords and pumps.
All at
’$l‘& $1.95
‘ Most sizes in the lot.
on Display on Table
in the Store.
' KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
The Store That Saves
You Money.
Gtoli .
Young Misses’ Rajah Dresses {
Made of that new Rajah material with j
contrasting colored collars. Dresses are L
embroidered, belted and monogramed.
‘ Sizes $2.95
noun-.....onco-nco.
Second l-‘loor—-l‘se Elevator. .
2n
(vray lwrn‘.‘ ulna;
11,1: sq. yds.
mesmitliéMurme‘
Pattern Table Glow
.rzns l-‘ . .
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DRESSES
$12.98
I}. GOLDEN
es Washingto' not.
80. Nor-walk
‘ ' GAB RANGES. V _ . _
' Soldatdoysst prices, is well u
' all‘householdagoggs. Come in. .
“- , and:‘convincg’,yourselt.
asrmem'ro‘xs g .
gomsrovns “'
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"M'5ile'18‘?fangef5om‘s915 to 52$ 90, f. o. b. fact?
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- Five Disc Wheel: and Nail 8:1]qu cm, :25 addition-I
. A Fmer Car! NOte cltfilirEhFVital features
. . - -. that prove the‘value-leadership of this car.
Cylinder barrels receive five machining 0933'
thflS. All cylinders in each blOck are bored
Simultaneously. That guarantees exact align'
ment. Then the carburetor! Nash has developed
._ automatic heat cO‘ntrol. You get‘tnore power and
' more mileage'for every dOllar’s worth of fuel. 53°
this Touringmodel today.’
FOURS and SIXES
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”NorthMm ,
Norwalk Chronicler