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SERVICE STATION PHONE ‘88:
Day-Time Frocks
F‘ine materials, perfection of
workmanship, and individual-
ity of styles mark every gar»
ment in our collection.
Prices $1.98 to $12.98
The N. E. RYAN CO.
L 88 Washington Street
South Norwalk
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
THE CELEBRATE!) MOOSE
BRAND
CERTIFIED MAINE
SEED POTATOES
Place Orders Now
Berinan & Steinberg
.0 WATER ST." PHONE 2440
Spring Showing
MME. JEANETTE
56 South Main Street
South Norwalk, Oonn.
A. J. COLLINS CO.
70 North Main Street,
South Norwalk
Phone 747
COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
SPEAK AT All ,_
LEGION BANQUET.
“Nit.“‘fiiéiimlfllt
riotic Education —
Was Aviator
HARTFORD. March :5.—-Garland
W. Powell, national director 01 Am-
ericanism for The American Legion
will be the principle speaker at a
banquet ot Legionnairon trdm all
over the State at the Hotel Bond.
this city Thursday night at 7 o'clock.
Scores or reservations have been
made. and many other prominent
guests are expected. including Mayor
Stevens 0: Hartford. Robert C. Dem-
ing. State Director 01‘ Americaniza-
tion and Mrs. Constance Cocklin.
National Vice President of the Le-
gion Auxiliary.
Mr. Powell's subject will probably
be Patriotic Education and the rela-
tion of unusslmiiated immigrants to
America. As well as being in
charge or the Americanism program
of The American Legion and chair—
man of the National Flag Code Com.
mittee. he is something of an au-
thority on the methods of those
who smuggle and sell narcotic drugs,
and attribute a great deal of the nor-
cotic trade. in this country to uno
naturalized aliens. Mr. Powell was
an aviator during the war and was
severely wounded while flying over
the Belgian iront. He was attached
for some time. to the British torces.
U. s. MINISTER
T0 AUSTRIA IS,
SOON jg RESlGN
VIENNA. March 25.—Albert H.
Washburn has tendered his resigna-
tion as United States Minister to
Austria. he made known today.
Mr. “’ashburn. who was appoint-
ed in 1922 by the late President
Harding. pointed out that it was
customary for American diplomats
to place their posts at the disposal
of the President in cases or a change
at the White House, regardless of
whether they were also inspired by
private considerations or not.
SOVIET ANNULs
SINCLAIR DEAL
)IOSCO\V. March ill—The con-
cession on the Island of Sakhallen.
granted the Sinclair Oil interests by
tho Soviet authorities was annulled
yesterday by the Soviet court Which
has been hearing the government's
annulment plea. The court directed
the government to return to the
American company the 200,000 ru-
hlos guaranty it had deposited.
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Today’s.- Cross-word " Puzzle
now no SOLVE ewes-wean PUZZLE
at first black square encountered on border or puzzle.
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The numbered squares are the starting points {or words extendlns
- horiaontally or vertically or both. One letter to a. square. Words end
word thit dis a given definition and space.
to other words that cross it. and they in turn to still other words
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Pick out
This gives you a clue
i tront of a fire alarm box which
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C BRIDGE. ‘ Na... larch
25.—. ed roan. a nation in
the City hospital here. uncaring
with heart trouble. escaped tram
the hospital early Morday. ran*
through the neighborhood Jo his»
i might clothes and rang several
door bells before collapsing in
he had sounded. Firemen round
him on the sidewalk and carrido
him into therhoepltal. where he
died two home later. ,
Hospital attendants quieted
patients in the city .’ and other
nearby institutions who were
aroused by the arrival of the
tire apparatus and police sent to
find Tine“.
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To be indebted.
Small (diale tic).
\Vorked dill ntly.
To revolve.
Precisely. tun; (contraction)
A certain day? of the
Roman month
A tribe of lndo-China.
An ancient language.
To discern clearly.
To sink in the middle.
The young of certain animals.
To set against.
ancient
A masculine proper name.
To employ.
A bivalve mollusk
An epoch.
A metal.
To represent. play.
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To decay.
A treatment of diseases .baaed
of bones.
on manipulations
nerves. etc.
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Lighted.
To exalt the spirit of.
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A meadow.
. .\ color.
. A thick black viscous liquid. .
famous Shakesperian villain.
A heaVy stat! of wood.
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32. A portion of a f‘lllVC-j lino.
Answer to Yesterday’s
FIRE CAPTAIN
DIES IN BLAZE
NE\VPORT. R. 1..
Fire yesterday badly damaged
Newport city hall. caused the death
of Captain John Molloy. one of the
Puzzle.
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March 25.—
the
25.—-'rhree
alleged gangsters were arrested yea-
ierday on‘ the suspicion that they
BRIDGEPORT. MIT.
are the trio the committed two
hold-ups early Monday morning. A
mole over the right eye of one of
. them brought about his detainment
by officers of the Second Precinct.
who tound a. .38 caliber revolver
loaded with we sawed o! and flat-
tencd bullets. similar to the dum-
dum's used during the early part oi
the World War. The other two
‘\\'ere rounded up soon afterward,
and this morning they will be lin-
ed up (or possible identification by
the victims of the hold-ups.
Alexander Ceselenaki. alias "Take
a-shot," twenty-live. of 229 Hallam
street was the man with the mole.
“In the statements Monday by Fred
Uniner. watchman for the Con-
necticut Oil company station at
lo‘airt‘leld and Mountain Grove, one
of the three was described as wear-
int: a black mask with a mole near
his right eye. Police believe that
t‘cseleneki is that man. and in ad-
dition to.the gun in his possession
‘they have a few yards of electric
wir". such as was used to tie up
Ordner. Ceaelenaki denies having
taken part in the hold-up but he
cannot account for his time on Sun-
day night and Monday morning.
Polio.- declare.
The other man held in connection
with the case are: Thomas De Feo
twenty-live. 242 Church street. and
Clchael Geark. twenty-six of 5“
Artie street. Both are in the "gal-
lery" at headquarters. Police claim
that all three have served time {or
similar oifcnscs in the last; Gearlt
returned to Bridgeport only three
Idays ago. he claims. alter a pro-
{longrd absence in Texas and New
'Jersey. He came here to see his
mother. he says.
veteran members of the fire depart-'
ment. and injury to another human.
)icn 'trom the Newport naval
.training station assisted the firemen
in fighting the blaze which burned
the roof completely oi! the building.
The damage is estimated at $200,.
000.
1-1
OWLAND’S *
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
Store Open TillaO’clock Daily.
0 o “
. at special price 97c
Underwear of the most liked materials. Cu; full and well made. Some in soft
sateen With self stripe and some of splendid quality of crepe, others of this white
line
hainsook.
. High gowns of striped sateen with
jennyueck-or fancy striped batiste in
shades.
9 ‘ Ablg'
1&2 silo-vi. ..
Two niece peiunu of novelty figur-
:ed crepe—plain or fancy figured batiste in
hip
elastic cuff.
ehsmisemade of tine
striped sateen
special purchase 0f these,fi“e'unjerganncnts brings them to us' at this time
it“ 51-25 to $2. for'only _97c ‘ ‘ ; ,- .
Costume slips of striped satecus with
hem of the same material—4km are
in assorted'coiors.
min.
Envelope
soolt lace trimmed with novelty .ctzepe-
5plendidly tailored. ’ ' ' '
Bloomeu of
with
Men Who like
broadcloth shirts—-
here’s value $1.65 -
Fine quality broadcloth of soft finish and sturdy
weave yet light for spring and summer wear. ‘
Cut full and carefully tailored into shirts in either
sort with necltband or ‘with collars attached.
They are in white or the popular light blue.
Shirts thatare usually $2. in all sizes for only 31.65
Men'will do wen to lay.;lu a supply of these for sum-
mer at this low price.
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PARIS. diam): 24. — Efforts by
the League of the Rights of Man to
get Premier Hen-lot to refer the
matter at the American occupation
the lorelgn cities yesterday. The
league has presented a long mem-
orandurn_ on \tho eubiect to the Pre-
mier. reviewing the history of the
occupation and alleging that it was
unjustified and is being continued
without reason.
Haiti. being a member 0!
League of Nations. can bring‘ thr-
matter before the league council
herselt it she sees fit. it was stated
at’the Quai 9' Gray. and there is
no Moon for Fran ~
herself in the questiocr: to man“
While the moving spirits in the
League of the Rights of Man are
all supporters of the present gOv.
ernmentai coalition in France. it
was added. the Premier's political
sympathies will not lead him into
interference in American attain.
GOVERNORSHIP
WiSllED 0N mm,
SAYS mumuu
NEW HAVEN. Mar. 25.—Stress—
lng state government as a business
project and denouncing reckless ap~
propriationa. which he said he
would resist this coming winter at
Hartford, Gown-or John H. Trum~
bull made his first tormal specch
last night to the ioremen's and
executives' committee of the Y. M.
C'. A.. industrial division. Repre-
ienttatives 10! many of thc manu~
ac ur n ntero ts ~ -
present.‘ s of the city were
Governor Trumbull said the posi~
tion of gOVcrnor had been "wished"
on him and was not an omco he
would have sought.’ The governor
gave it as his opinion lhatthe only
these willing to serve.
in New Haven at a dinner session.
men to enter public life should be:
ot‘Haiti to the League 0! Nations?
will come to naught. it was said at i
the ‘
Ya'ger Diamonds;
. WEDNESDAY, MARCH
—"_‘_
THE MOST FAMOUS BLUEWHITE SM .
menu: In rare; PROM
$100 — $1,500
_ A Full Line of White 18 Carat Gold and
‘ Platinum Mountings
The Button-Oliphant (30'
Stratfield Hotel Building
Bridgeport, Conn.
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Pm . Prom
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The Mop With Fingers
Here are mops "m- s v. . L
The fingers X‘illak' 1‘ ~ ..~
legs of radm'ns. docs - >— .,
under low fili‘nlfxir- ~ ; . ‘ 7 ,1...
plate rails. 1' 2» ii.‘
blade in dus‘les: ..r-i
Price $1.25 up
M—
33 \\'.\>H1.\‘(.‘TO.\ ST . \U. “'l‘|“.‘th. .
MAIN and WALL STREET
Phone 10084023 NORWALK. CONN.
72”x105"
81”x105”
On Display
In our
Show Windows
r
72x105 Size
Rose and Gold
We have at last pro-
curred the m u c it
wanted Striped Rayon
Silk Bed Spreads to
'sell at a price never
before quoted in Nor-
walk. We placed our
order for these new
spreads last Novem-
ber and regret that we
.. have only 100 to offer.
Just the «hoot the y... to
purchase new pillows tor the
miner months. these quality
pillow-cum be seen to be
' Ration SilkBed Spread
Rose
GOid :
Hello
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Me
On Display
In Our
Show Windows
81x105 Size.
Blue and Hello |
_ spmu‘
. DRAPERIFS
To MATCH
As a new spring drapery
fashion we have purchased
the Stripe Rayon silk fabric
to match these spreads. This
material is. exactly the same
quality. stripe and color so
as to match your spread.
Also a lovely bureau scar!
can be mad‘ 0 of this material.
Make your bedroom all Silk
Striped Rayon. N! to inches
wide. at special price 0!
These pop-.zisr and at-
tractive spr-x d: are
beautifully hed
With a high and lustr-
ous sheen. They are
long enough to spread
over the pillows or
bolster. T ii 93' are
scalloped with cut.
corners and come in
{ink
A .Ains.
if $2. ...
I $1.55 Y both full and twin bed
.- sizes.
Chicken (calla. r .‘1 led. "it:
Sale '
21x27 Pillows
a high quali'r 5'71?“ 6°“
cover. These PU
regular 82.98 Fri "'-
specm price durum!
in $8.35 vii?-
:0“! are .
2.”. 03
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