.IS
- URE,
4‘
'A-FtlAll H Furnish;
”38an at Lowest
4...“...
(mflnpa‘a
50";
.i
Them-wow“ . .1.
“MW“- ,.
Mndviouhm ,V.‘ J .
curriculum“... 5‘,
Moo-“m
Electric 0.
No. Main St; S Fox-wan;
Pick out o
This gives you a. clue
they in turn to still other words
At Low Fig
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A. J. COLLINS CO. i
70 North Man 9: ,et,
South Norvalk
Phone 74.?
OMPLETE no 'SEi
FL'RNISHING ‘=
THE N EW
LDSMOBILB S ‘K
Fisher Built Ctac
$1,188.00 Delivered
get. Rbomier. MurcReflned
,,,‘ ..v
|.u” :1 s.
{WWI-bod by m.-
e
.‘u-kcung Bun-nu 0! “Sit?"
Ball“ of Agriculture. heating
|
Match 8!.) ’
3!.me coxmnoass. t
. Fruits contltudc to maintain its
lsnnlo 'tlrm pontiotn \thich they lure
.orcupled for he past month or
more. Tradin: in them tum ban
rv‘liuced to an unusually small ul-
lpun: because (I the high fixur $
t“ .t- prevailing for all kinds. Applc s
in. xv being affred are of high are:-
_:: “l qualiIS' am being held at prlfls
Y
11w hgllx fur mmy buyers. Oranzfs‘
if.‘ m i )th toasts are selling 3'-
‘m 3931.‘JOI2'
own {or the more pop-
ut ut such a high over-
a: rat ;e 'hat trading in them has
a. rpl} d("‘t‘caa.3d since the month
OD' ned Nra‘ terries were
, more
trw ly - Herr-d Gun :1 short time earl-
ier. a! LOUIS“? .1 hats started mar—
.‘e“"8 ”‘9’“ "(3). but the increased
Marx Candidate
in no choice.
531.577 oi:
votes cast in this election.
ent premiership two months
making room ior Dr. Marx.
of Center Party
iBy Associated Press
nunux. April l.—Thc "hecutivc;
icommltteo or the Center party this
afternoon decided to run Dr. “'11-
helm Marx, former chancellor. tor
he German presidency in the se’c-
ond election to be held April :6.
The first election Sunday resulted TFO‘Vbrl'igc of New lluwn.
Marx polltd a_. ‘ or l‘resivlrnt 11:1}lf‘".
:7.0',"J.000 t curred at
Dr
the nearly
Otto Braun, the Socialist
Democratic
was etutul
candy; principal in
date in that election will be put tor-
ward by the Socialist,
and Center parties {or the post. of
premier of Prussia. it
yesterday afttt'noon Just before the
Prussian Dirt was to resume its at» ! granted and
alone.
‘lintolc-t .l't'iv crux-ll};
lter
tho- Superior court hot": .1 year 3g0.1 club grounds for a trapshootingt
She sued her lllltballd. Hobgrt Hug- event. All members are requested to]
01‘. Jr. of New Yuri: and _Ocnlu.; bring their guns as well as their.
Fla. tor tinurrn on the grounds of! hammers anfi saws. Those who rest!
tody r»: :1 minor
Herr Braun retired from the rrm- 6 name.
rig-J.
pumuy has not reached “new“! r. o. ormcum: mssronED.
91mm to en"‘10 price reductions ——""'"
9““ 3° I'VE! which ulow move-
18! z of any \' amt;
\l»-gttabl'-s &1tlnued ‘0 “n at
l'lflll‘thy l'nW NCCS for the more
“'A$HINGTOX. April l._—Post-
master General New yesterday di-
rected the reiteration to duty. with
demotion. or each of the six postal
he Couch "not them
Comparison
AARON KOEN
- South Non-walls
supervisory ouicialn “upended Jan-
uary 3 to;- their connection with 0!-
tort; to influence legislation at the
tins. o! consideration of the postal
pay increase bill. .
hpertrtnt me: new crop southfln
fig-en predicts selling at. price- un-
cwhut lower ihtll
ed. Asparaguowu
-ed than previoufll!
reortcd and cos were down 1° ‘1'! (7115!: [RE
my low lt-Ve Now‘crop Texas an. on A!"
m.“ contlnu in ii ht su It .
3 . g ' pp!) NEW LONDON. Conu.. March 31
‘Corsets
our Corsetry D mrtmert
will find a widv inicc of
~dation garment: 01 era-r;
e and design.
expert fitter W
kc your choice
'-
e N. E. RYAN co.
86 W Street.
South Norwalk
' hip to
lorrect
—The Franco!» Hotel. a. thirty-
room summer howelry at Crescent
Bench. .‘iantic. was partially den-
tnoyc‘d by are yesterday afternoon.
-,—-—--_~
LEI-‘1‘ CAR Ix STREET. .
tin—ts, ntwlui fancy mas Doing
it Hazly to“ er. Vestern held'nrm.
i W: was stea. Live fowl: were
i in}; to high gures with trading
5 on: light s l, as trade uondi~
‘ t become ndiusted
The Chandler roadster. which we.
AI 5 ' 0t
“”0 P Parked in “'est. Washington street
‘to G‘rofifrgatio ""10le and brought to Vnast ,Brothon'
he Prices. garage by Patrolman Frank Strat~
""8 __ App s. ancy. $3,000 ton Monday. was claimed yesterday
‘3. , km: “A" rm“ $7.000S8-50 by Charles Mitchell oi Flax Hill
but. unguided, z 5303:,” b.“ road. reporter on the Darten Re-
tir’osuio box. "“3““ »
Weaken Walk Out.
SOUTH HADLEY FALLS. Mass.
0 box. Grape-
- ax. Strawber-
1 $4.13"
t’ qut. .
April l—Formal demands- for a
—-— s - .
A 1"“ 'hh‘p“ wage increase of 15 per cent. were
EASTER SPECIAL
pit-t-u'nu'uuw-Dtmnr “in:
to:- six (C) WW“-
5 designs.
composition:
6—.) inch Dinner I .3
6—; inch Butter P -' s
45—! inch Nappies
6-—l"upg '
675.1
uoers
i—zu inch Platter
:3; plan We 5‘”' $2.45
’ ‘SoutltN [Elk
‘Mm W “ res
234% 5537;“; to}: 8:256 mu“ ”d“? 0“ “1° 1“le Mills.
$1.50 lL" abbagg,‘. _,;,§,‘.3L75 canon‘textiles manufacturers, by
not: $3.256: loam”. Csr- the 1019 weavers who walked out
-0“. . .45 new. 32.25 1810 Yesterday. General Manager
‘ m and H. J. Bennett refused to grunt the
O‘KL'WUCG. demands.
‘ I... old. ”.120
US$00 bu. -
0.82.00 ha.
’1.“ bu:
lhlnh.‘ {1.30
a... toasts
do.“ $8.50
tn'nips. 75
H, at 119!) ‘4
, -c‘ n . . ‘ 3‘
stem. :30 Jla m4
. t“ ‘1
tested. 310008150 1: :
8500875 head: butehe ock. cows.
305C lb. Calves,' ted. 13615
1.:c 1b.: ordinary. 7011c lb. Hogs.
lo intent: lb. Meats, beer. 110
18c lb.; veal. 130191: lb.; lamb. :5
020:: lb. ' '
Eli and Gaul—(Deficit prices
ugdoot' Der 100 in); tiny. No. 1.
holed. 8155031.“; loose. Per ton.
33900323.”. Ont-1801156.). 81.85
Q-u.00., Corn. ”30383.85. Wheat.
‘ 8 33.“.3‘Itun; ”$081.96.
. [0. ., ion-God
Iguana out-ugh
Untested.
no
6:1; lb_.;< . 381.;
“mil. j 5‘ m
t
I :‘I‘l’lti‘d by :1 Stamford law firm. lieri
in bringing su;
l-'.'liri'i-:ltl county.
dent m (:l‘t‘t‘l wir
hunt"
L‘.
lair.-
lll
Chilti.
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: for (int-rec
nil“ tluimc-tl
il. Sh.-
mnm thtus
' DIVORCE sun
BRIDGEPORT.
Dorothy Quincy Trowbrlds‘e ling-
cr. daughter of tho
April 1.—
How-1'0 sohvn‘cnosswmo PUZZLE
i
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I proposition was to enhance the pro-
lpogauon or game. The
,is likely the question will come up
[again at next month's meeting duel
‘to the delicacy of the matter.
Hayes!
:1 rclatlvet the Boy Scout Troop: 13 and 16 for!
whose death or.“ their work in rcccnt months in ex-.'
Nuv York.I
‘Blonduy. wxll lug remembered as the
u let‘l'l") suit heard by
“‘9 (””96 “115' from shooting Will hate an oppor-i
5h“: “3:” Sim" “1e 018- tunity to devote their time to the}
bearing 3191‘ fixing up or the new building recent-i
; ly donated to the Hague by the New!
ln' Canaan Gun and Rod club. .
rust-j
\“(ls retire.
New Yorl; il'l‘lll': was 373 l‘urk arc-i
nuc. ' i
According to n. (1013051110!) made by]
Dr. Reginald Burbank. of New York.l
Mrs. lingerie prn'atc physician. undl
read into tit: divorce record. Mrs.‘
linger once told him that “Life was'
not worth living" and that she was
"sick at it."
jFormer Congress
5 Woman Lectures
on‘ World Peace
M
> .
Miss Jeannette Rankin, oi
Montana, first American our
.41
LESS PALM FOR
mndod higher wages and
Im
Thoroln trouble there every year
ibocooso of the reluctance of the ne-
of. workers to run
Ilium in the swamps. but the dial-
.~, guide-r wore more serious this sea.
I-
oathe mm crop minors“, m-
fish-“MA it. tollwhou i. m
m" 123,100,000 hoods meted in
shocks.
’ fortunate than those in the city on
theymthoflnttobooemtlnoro
time being required . for
The sumo
go. another distributing center for
ecclesiastical goods.
gserved the small outlying towns
first.
ed losses by increasing the’ amounts
or their order: when trouble first
developed.
amount as n result. Bei‘reen 800.-
000 not! 4"9.000 trends tr.
buted hero annually.
' Loved Broker, Architect, Coalman,
Pt:
N ickerson De-
Judge
cities Against Clalm'
Of ‘New Haven Man
" . Deciares— Her [1113th a
shooting on such’ land {or a period.
or five years. The_purpose or the‘
resolution ,
was tabled however, because it was!
said the question involved too muchj
consideration for snap judgment. it
A vote of thanks was extended to;
tinguishing grass "iron in the vicin-‘
ily. Saturday afternoon. the mem-
bers will go to the New Canaan Gun
NEXT SUNDAY:
xnw YORK. ‘Apnt 1.—rm»,ii
flood and blood have conspired to.
deprive numerous New Yorh city
churches of their usual quota. of.
palms for Palm Sunday. Somet
dealers on Barclay street. “ here
most of the ecclesiastical goods lur‘
the city and environs is sold. re-
ported todgty they could furnish only
two~thirds of their usual supply,i
though no church will have to go
entirely without them.
The supply first was decreased
when cutters in South Carolina. de-
fought
themselves. wielding the
Mn: knives used to cut the leaves.
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the risk of
Thom rain and heavy-floods ruino-
e was burned do-
orman churches Wore looo us:
delivery.
ext-u in Chico-
where dealers
Several New York concerns avoid-
receiving their usual
distri-
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‘3 P TM, Jeannie-0v. 1 ' 2 3 ~.1' . 7 t .
i _ _ t ' . .7 n. .. , o ’Agamst Westport
. 9r , ocular-count . . ’
M. . t OWSky my “a": - - u ‘ , BRIDGEPORT. April L—The
87 301". in smet We: om: h - . general public is entitled ,to nine.
0p 80 . ’ F In. _. 1. I - stricted use of a. bathing sand beach
p. ldi Monument “use M51: .. r
Pho ill) ' “nut.“ . ’ in the Compo section 0: \Vestport.
J ‘ f . l claimed as the private property of
Y .— 1 ‘1 “'iliiom A. Borden of New Haven.
‘ A _ . g . Judge Leonard J. Nickerson finds in
X , 3’. . . ‘ . ; a memorandum of decision tiled in
, . h ._. . r: . Superior court yesterday morning. 4
L06 311 KC Fitted > The Town of “'estport and the
. —— .r 5‘" State of Connecticut Joined in con-
Umbrell Repaired ‘ 1 2 testing Borden's claim to the acre it
. of water-front property. valued at
‘ . i ‘ about $10,000. *
38b] 0 95 Re-Ttred Many aged men. residents in
- , \Vcstport. during the hearing of the
. . :1 ‘, I ‘ case told at memories or their early
'. ‘ JOR ‘N'S ’ ‘ ’ ’_ ’ youth and how the strip or beach
; - in dispute had been considered from
The Shop ‘of a Jusaud Luise: ,l . ' 3" , " ancient times as open to the public.
12 81? g 3; having been used for many decades
e; fit", rwalk, Conn. ‘ _ 3 y 40 as picnic grounds. bathing beach and
o . ‘ . ‘ -
e op e 363 . salt for "8 500 s d i / 0 i place of landing for ushermen. clam
V . ' o '
l d f ’ ' '* Sei'icifld.§“£§‘ilia“§‘.°£53353? m
. - 43 ‘ ‘ -
get It 9‘1} 1‘03"“ $ _ Judge lickerson'o finding estab-
: ; lishes the existence or a. public high- .
i u ‘ ‘ay e set. i 4’7 V way in the vicinity (t the beach and g
: tled out of C0“ ' makes definite boundary lines of
‘ I ” property personally owned, udjom-
5 331130.110}; ’ April 1- 1 ing the public bench. :
. Borglum, fh'nn‘. 0rd 3d,} of '
world {at lion in dialcul as u‘ _ 3
result of ‘11-: C€~>saljon of ‘ ‘ U” 1. .tv .u mature. l-r- lnfrrquent ?
the face if Clone mountal n1. - A . . - [16. L'nblcuchml, f i
n» - a,- 1,. i\' . 1'1 of a prison _. . v i ,
:ttlanta. (r1... is'tleiendant ,- sun! (or: lesccnt). .115' 1:33:12: of deer 9;
‘ ' U ' I ‘ cxctsm _‘ Su. ‘_‘, \rg‘n . 24. ThUSL‘ turnout-d. .
Derlor co l. but “’tlch ~
'(0 be Suit l. A is l thd' 1 i. j '1‘, l "noun. :7. SCCtI-ht'ul‘il i: tll‘pitn of plants. ; STARIFORD. April 1.__ '
The Ju‘ vs Mctjrqq—y 1. .. ,1 ‘2“ ' (‘7 being silent, “- (Q'm dU‘V” ““1 5mm“ . Before one of tl.c largest gather-l
, . . , ,. - .. l~- vt"«u' . . .. _.. -ary. ‘ . ‘ . r- .
'poratton .\ow \ork ivt at}; ‘T ‘ filler n 1‘ i 'mgs, the meeting at the lish and.
action. It '. ' ' 31‘. .\ . v‘ptm” plur.) ..l. tanned in:.‘. Game League of Soutlmestcrn Con-
! ‘i complaint the rpmtun . f l d 3.. ., f 1.
atiou a - n '""‘ \ "' an ' "' L”! 0 '1 “‘m ‘ m-clicut, m the Cit: Court room last:
H 8 ill. Inur lanai . 1 , t f blood 1» ~ . ,. - -?‘-& o ' ‘
Sporting (. :1), 1n.;_ or \-e“, Y ‘ , “id 9“}- 0 ' [1" ‘ ”n’r"‘“' " _ night cti'ccted thrto changes tn ii=~ ‘ " h " '“ ’
tcred into . three '31:”.- 1 . r en- '. " ‘! IN 1) b0“' . ”'5‘“ ”"5“" 0"“ ”r“ constitution and by-luws, as follows; brofi . i
HEADQU UTE rt! 1 l" ‘ for u . - eat: 1 \p- . v: .. of compound wetd. ”Sf Injun. From 30 memlmre. the ‘ SCCulll'C Three men, I er, an architect Ind g cod den er. are nun“
‘ RS ito 11" {\7, . 4..nd‘:.ferftm:: ; “1‘01 J WHSCQUOMC; : 11‘. I‘lel‘tv- commune :3 m “mast 0: nine m- as two-respondents In the divorce suit being pressed by Thomas H
. . - k _ _ . . .,— , . _ ,, . . . . . . . .
. , l-‘Ol. , Then-art. -. ii. is claimed, t ip::2:i:.y.‘_ ‘1‘: .415, h‘erxihliliztlthtir. cluding the president. sccrctnl). aynungton, millionaire hew York car equipment. maul-dung
-' CELEBRAH) MOOSE ins club . I-nt into bankru ty audit" V}, Q. . ,3. _\ “MUN-.. “M,“ "085“”? and 3‘3 members; a “W“- sgatnst hts wife. Here are two new: of Mn. Symgtoo.
BRA“ notice u- t - d . 1' " ‘ “ “ .- . ' " ‘ ’ . . wanting committee of two member.»
that p “A “(no on it by I -lcssor 3"“ 5” \ UH Eng! Sn. H‘ bumx d‘ ”V 1"”? Cundtllon. of the (xecutho committee 1nd .
aym- ll of rent Foul mg to 3; i pi.) I t, —..—- ‘ ‘ ..___-_ » ~—-
ERTIIPI v be guarun ml by a mom n t}... u. 1."); ’1' ~ . _ \ - I ‘ ‘ '9 tthrce members of the lt-agut. not: .
SEED Pg? IAINflE (Want 0! L. -'.inucd O‘cupan 1119““ 1‘... 4.11.}... ”we. .‘nb“ (1' E0 3 thera) S ‘ members of the executive comniti- l Electric l‘letern‘en 1.}. ”N. Guinea, enslmcrtug (lt‘part—
APOEb ‘Iuartero. 4;, 31”.. 21:: 1 112210. . ' tee “til Sme” nominations for 0" ‘ intrnt of the Sll‘flllfld smeuurn
Borglun n is all- ”1 l 1, r" . .. -, floors of the league one month tic. ( ourse at Yale 2 . _ ,
Pi ‘_ . s. . ed a. - j. .t 1-»!th . h um“ mcclin . .13.: a.” , .tchool or lair, Lnn’erslty. it was “1-,
ace Cit-dos tow note-accer tn: the u:.t~mn~ ~ - tn. .\ pt .- mt ma considered to:- I Y ”"3 ‘ e a ‘ 5‘ .
‘ of ,3 500 \ asked { l‘“ " ,t . . ‘ ' C O N D u c T o R t nual meeting will be held the last. A < ‘ . < . :nounced today. The course is dc-
‘ . . - . )or , .i p thti p.;rpose. ’ .,. , g , (l t h l 3L“ ll.\\ E.\. April 1.——A course; _
man & hhnberg failure to 'l)’ the c. l-‘E re ,47. Thu? ;.» i’ll‘i‘l'.) R A M p P A c H E ‘5 -uesday in January “Lu" ° ‘ " 7 ‘ ‘ signed to gixo metermen a bunny
ATER 5].. "358 "-410 lib: .1“ l g >.~. “WW“. 1 j i first Tuesday in January. for (lvrvrr‘ I:‘."’f!’ll;"i‘l c: l onncctt-i understanding of the incrcasingly
V - $834, 5.1.... ”ELM-“.13 : A R l S E T R A l N if Herc-after, a BORllclx‘tfl‘tlnl: romriv’fll- rm and mm: \fuit‘s will be of- : trchnlcal rcthircmcnts or commer-
. .» t’teo will ch 8990““? n . 0V0!“ or, , icrrd trim. (is; thin: m-lt In April clal (lrctrl: mctrrzn .
.‘ UH" -"~ H l 5 T A L I T 0 i I The secretary was instructed to: ( S
I 1‘ ‘H ‘ L S E 1' g V E ' i communicate with secretarics of var- i —— .~———i e ,___ . ._ ... .._.._.
Atwaterxer :m- Ch ;‘ R R L ' : ious [lab and game le 5 lllruugll- J
‘ " 7' .._ "" “'3’" i A N out. the state in orde- 0 find out; .
elhman Mas rPiece l‘a' .1. ”- o M ' A C A B E ! what can be done to get up a Work-E Built on Values Growing on Values
Gal‘od Neui ‘ne -j- i m. .:.1 appends: ‘_ ing agreement with them to keep the
Lain ens N ’ 'J’ I)"“‘“’" ,‘A R E 5 0 U A T E , local league informed as to the acting
y Gilt In. ; ‘ f. int-minine name. , ilo ' 1, c T E N O R z lties occurring in other parts at the
m... . as on are
‘old on En: ll 15 - I‘ I ll; Rl’vr‘ip‘tlgg masurc. 5,;5 O R A V V A N S 3 The greater 0! tveningi
- . ._ or" -‘ t . ‘ ; . . . ._ ‘
'13. Large. flat-bottomed boat. T E R M t N A s ' “a“ dam“ t° ‘ m'f‘fsmn “1w“ ' .
l -J - -- . ~ L ‘ in th lolatlon or 3 acres 01
The Norw lk' ' . ‘~ 3 a ’ -' Mam and Wall St. Phone 10084023 Norwalk. Conn.
S , l property by farmers tor the pur-!
bles Are 1" l pose. of preventing hunters from;
3 870585!
In Easily Cleaned
No Scrubbing Seen-arr
.YEPOXsEI‘
Lies Flat Without Fastening
No Tooting Nece-ary
NEPONSn-J'a'
Innitnry and Germ Proof
NEI’OSSIJ‘
u Economical
hvo- Time and Troublc
- SEPONSEP
Ru a Red “'1: Back
“‘1“ Not Stick or Stain
NEPONI ET‘ ‘
Made in a Great
Variety of Pattern.
. arouse-r ‘
Guaranteed [u \Veu
Why not brighten up your
kitchen where you spend
many hours?
Make it cheerful.
Bl): NEPOS SET
AN GEVIN E
FURNITURE co.
. 16 North Main St.
Phone 256 So. Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler