mi Iligo is coming to
lay at the Klsh Hall
' 9 venue on Friday Eve-
til.
mnco of this talented
ecalls the famous love
be world was startled
‘ment with the Princess
ho was Clara Yt’ard of
"4,: of this famous lover
dcd heads of Europe
_millionairo father, and
. titlo made her one of
ug figures of the 'day—
’ lopcd with a “ander-
1palaco on the 400 acre
~ Nile provided thrills
rs, until the Prince,
n givun that title by
-of Belgium, \vandered
c has always been 8
'cr, lie had wedded
casually three or four
.he met Clara, and he
:plo of times more a!-
on News
rt street school. Miss
t teacher, Won the
for March. and the
IIS were perfect in at~
_’g the some month:
'ntto. Grace Carvutto,
'. to and Julia Carvut—
man, Florence Roddy,
:I-lenry Iifland. Ruth
, encc Bennett. Eliza-
Lyle Talmadge, Flor-
{obert Murdock. Hor-
d'lth Bernstein, Robin
of Columbia
Superintendent Syl-
ry and Baird Hall of
sitors at Kent school
.werc received by Miss
'_ e Cher. L
'0! Kent school are
01 paper. called the
! school interest, edit-
_.ord puzzles. a. serial
,ms. Muriel Lupton is
the serial story, Doris
’ ote an editorial on
-crt Edge is the class
spapcr is printed by
er Orcm assists by
" 1‘ the articles on his
1. in attendance at
in; the month of
ohn Edge. Robert
em. David Deed, Jo-
Frcd \V’illiama, Jo-
rold “'illiams, Bes-
erinc Dennin. Mur-
ina “’hitlock and
I n, the N0\cl.ist.
. in Tillie.)
-arli. as ono: imagines
llis hair is some-
‘ a chestnut and all
together, and their fa- .
‘ DAv, ’APRIIJ 15,1925. " V ., . A
_' ce Riga, Famous Lever
1‘ nd Violinist, t0
Gypsy Trio to Give. Benefit Con "t
Alexander Suto at Kish Hall Aprilegci
and then, in this country, he met
his present wife Kathryn Hadley
daughter of a. Professor. and ‘with
her he found happiness. Scandal
and European uproar—millions and
marble palaces forgotten, he settled ’1
downto his chosen art — music.
‘ He will appear at the Kish Hall
in a number of Hungarian numbers
v—-—the wild gypsy dances so well lov;
ed by Lizst. who turned them into
his Rhapsodies. \Vith him will ap-
pear his International Trio, and Hal-
asz Brno. baritone, and Bihary Zolt-
an, :I‘enor, in several vocal soicc~
tions.
The affair will be given for the
benefit 01’ Alexander Suto, who is a
cripple for life. This worthy cause.
added to the excellence of the en-
tertainment and the fame of the
central figure, will draw hundreds
who will wish to hear the music of
one of history's greatest lovers. Cur~
iously enough, the Prince, talented
Violinist, knows not one note of
music, but plays naturally, and in-
stinctlvely.
auburn. his skin is light and he
wears a sandy mustache. In figure
he is short, broad shouldered, with
hands that are large and. sturdy. like
those of a. boxer. He has. in fact,
boxed considerably as one of his
pastimes. In appearance, I should
say that he was not imprcSSivc, but
I noticed that those feminine ad-
mirers who seemed disappointed at.
first glance succumbed to his con-
versation and dancing.
Arlen, when netttoo tired by the
vast entertainment which is shower-
ml around him. is’pleasant. Witty
and kindly. lie is cordial to all
comers and really likes them. A
delegation of Armenians, headed by
a priest. met him at; the‘docli; he
was embarrassed, pleased and
touched. Very nearly run over in
the street. by a. truck. he remarked:
"it takes more than a. New York
motor to massacre an Armenian."
The social reporter on the doelt ask-
ed him if he liked American clothes.
He promptly replied: “I have never
been interviewed by a more charm—
ingly drrsscd lady." ,
Letter From a. Farmer’s “'ii'e
"For over two years I suffered
from ‘pains in my side and back
with headaches and weakness."
says Mrs. \Valtcr 1-3. Anderson. a
farmer's wife of Rangeley, Maine.
“it seemed as though I could not
get. my work done from one day to
the next, but Lydia E. iPnkham's
Vegetable Compound has restored
my health so that now 1 can do all
kinds of work. sewing. washing,
ironing and sweeping. I hope this
letter will influence other women to
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound." Volumes of such let-
ters from women explain why Lydia
13. Pinkhaln Medicine Co. of Lynn.
Mass. is the greatest user 01‘ roots
and herbs in the world—Adv.‘ ,
Play 'Here
PRINCE JAUSCI RIGO
Stamford Business
.Women to Hold Dinner
on Monday evening. April
o'clock. Miss l'jnl‘ma. Dot Partridge.
national executive secretary,
desired.
'10)! MIX IN ENGLAND
SOUTHAMPTON, England, April
15.—T0nl Mix, American movie ac—
tor. with his wife and daughter ar-
rived here yesterday from New
York. and were welcomed by the
deputy mayor of Southampton and
the mayor of, Brighton. Mix pleased
a. crowd by riding his horse, Tony.
down the gangway from the ship to
the quay.‘
DEATH I‘OLLO‘VS ACCIDENT.
NEW HAVEN, April 15.——I\lrs.
Lena (Minsky. .34. of :35 Commerct
street, who “as injured Sunday in
automobile accident on the Milford
turnpike. died in the New Haven
hospital yesterday. She was taken
to the hospital immediately after the
accident. suffering from a compound
fracture of the skull.
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STAMFORD, April 15.'—
The annual dinner of the . Busi-
ness and Professional \Vomen’s club
will be held at. the Hotel Davenport
20 at 7
“ill
preside at. the dinner and thepl'in-
cipal speaker will be Miss Mary
Johnston, second national vice-
president. Mrs. Raymond Manseau,
who is chairman of the committee
on arrangements is assisted by Mrs.
Madelyn McMahon and Mrs. \V’a‘ldc-
mar Osterby. A large attendance is
«
Survivor, of Maine
Blast Dead, at 64
RAHVVAY. N. 3., April 3.5.“
George Schwartz, 64, a. survivor of
the blowing up of the United States
Steamship Maine in the harbor'of
Havana. in 1898, is dead at his
home here; ’ '
Schwartz. who retired from the
United States Navy six months ago
after 31 years service, as a. ship's
cook. held that ratingron the Maine.
He had otticial records showing that
he served on the Maine at the time
‘she was sunk.
TRANSFERRED.
NEW HAVEN. April 15.——Inter-
nal revenue department ofiicials to-
- , Bécawm'yc.
‘~ g '0 work In '
‘ ‘ W spoiled rm
“ Dinar stomach—
*. ' um,
. and
,. suchyood mulls
- fiom
_ Chamberlain’s Tablets
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PRICE 25C
9%” and Recommended
Everywhere
day announced the transfer of De:
puty Augustus L. Williams, 0! this
city. to a. permanent berth in the
Ansonia. branch to replace Assistant
Division Chief Stuart A. Slin'ey.
who will resume duties at the local
adios.
GRANT‘S KIN T0 “151)
WASHINGTON. April 15.-—An-
nouncement of the engagement of
Princess Bertha Cantacuzene, a
great granddaughter to U. S. Grant.
.
to 'Bruce smith of Louisville. Ken-
PAGE Tussle,
tuclty, has been made by her par-
ents. Prince Michael Cantacuzene
and Princess Cantacuzene. The date
for the wedding has not. been fixed.
W '
HOLY YEAR PILGRDIS
MELBOURNE, April 15.—Headed
by Archbishop Mannix of Australia.
172 Holy Year Pilgrims sailed yes—
terday for Rome. Later they will
go to Lourdes. Franco and to Ire-
land. . -
29' Marshall Street
In the first of its principle of business conduct, the
foundation of business, is confidence which springs from
integrity, fair dealing. efficient service and mutual bene
fit. Leaning institutions, responsible builders and owners,
and the better class of architects are being aroused to the
importance of better LUMBER FOR GOOD BUILDINGS.
The 'diglerence betwee'n. GOOD QUALITY and POOR
QUALITY for the average“ building is a. comparatively
'small sum in dollars and cents and it has a very impor-
tant influence on property 'value. Whenever and what-
ever is the construction of a. home, inferior materials are
substituted for those of good quality which the buyer
suppose: he is getting, or where any other form of de-
ception or imposition is practiced upon the buyer of such
home an injury is done, not. only to the person directly
involved but to all who are endeavoring to encourage the
building of homes. For 50 years we have endeavored to-
distribute the better grades of lumber, although the ex-
treme competition among the retail dealers has created
a. market for the poor grades of lumber. .
The Hatch EdBailey Co.
Sheetrock -— Celotex -— Cornell Wall Boards — McNairs
' Shingles, guaranteed for 50 years
Venus Sanitary Goods
Sanitary Knicker, Bloomers—white and flesh ...... 98c mild-)8
Sanitary Skirt Pmtectors‘black, white and flesh. medium, large
and extra large ..................¢.................V. 501.: to 89c
Sanitary Petticoats—dies}: ..... oolCICOIDCOIllI-oCOOOOQon-III $1.50
Sanitary Napkins—box 1,é dozen ...............7............ 45c
Sanitary Napkins—box 1 dozen ............................. 89c
Sanitary Belts ..............
J. I.
88 Washington Street
....----.-..c.-~.-..n ........
MALLETTE
South N orwalk
50c
e GEH’EBE'S as.
my Inn-ammonium
_ crowns'nmsus'
we have the sort of hampers you can count on for dependable
service.
Built of materials that will hold out. and fashioned to-
gether in a manner that will not easily come apart. they have the
additional attraction of being very low priced for superior hampers.
33 Washington 3:.
South Norwalk,‘ Conn.
. South Norwalk
Ralston Spring .OX‘fords-
You make no mistake men in buying Ralstons for
your spring wardrobe.
The style, the fit, the, value is always there, and
there’s a particular Ralston for every occasion.
Priced at $8.50 and $9.00
MILTON ELWOOD
122 Washington St. .
So. N orwaik
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backs, sill length.
for this sale to sell
at ........... . .....
Special
Ruffle Curtains
300 pairs of ruffled curtains with tie
Bought specml .
*. pair
69c
sold at cost price.
ity. silk like tissue.
roll.
colors. Sold in dozen lots
remarkably low price.
Regular 7 5c value.
glass mil-ran doors. Choice
two shelf styles.
Two shelf style 121-2"
,. ,.
White Enamel Dish Pans, special 880
Made of seamless sheet stool. finished
with triple coat of. White enamel. Made
. to sell for $1.50. A limited number to bo «
1,000 Sheet Rolls Toilet Paper
Special 4 for 250
1.000 sheets to tho' roll. A fine qual-
Regular price
12 Quart Kettle, Special 750 each
Full capacity 1'3. quart cooking kettle.
Made seamlesa or sheet steel _
grey enamel finish. Regular price $1.19.
Aluminum Fry Pans, special 990 ea.
Madeot heavy gauge aluminum.
with changeable ebonized wood handle.
Measure 9 3-2 inches diameter. All first
quality and guaranteed to give 20 years
service. Regular $1.98 value.
Iridescent Ice Tea Glasses
Special 12 for $1.49
Gracefully shaped. thin ice tea. glasses,
daintily tinted with changeable rainbow
Bathroom MirrOrs, special $1.00 ea.
Medicine Cabinets
Beautifully finished large size. white
enameled medicine Cabinet: with. clear
One shelf style 10 1—2"x]ig”x: 11-2" 31.2:
"x -2" ..
Cowper Bowl Flower Stand
Special $1.98
Stand madepot 'wrought iron. antique
finish withnatural bronze shading. Bowl
, made or heavy copper. shaped to at any
Size flower pot. A. beautiful fixture to:-
summer or‘wintbr. Regular §2.95' value.
Wh
10:
or heavy
overdrapes.
All
size rugs.
backs.
several neat
only at this
. You can't
. . . prettier or more
Clear glasa bathroom or kitchen nur-
rors. mounted in heavy smooth finished tains with neat
white enameled frames. Measurements Ruffled with.
12x18. length, 2 1-4‘yards.
‘ . Voile Curtains
Metal Waste Baskets, special 59¢: 63..
Heavy corrugated metal waste basket,
handsomely enameled in all popular coi-
. ors, pink. white. blue, rose and green. color. In blue.
and pretty.
'0: one or
wide.
tub proof.
House Cleaning Time.
Oriental patterns Will completely transform your living room.
these lovely cool looking Bag and Matting Rugs for bed rooms.
draperies. dainty Marquisette, Scrims and new \‘oiles in ready made
curtains or by the yard. for those who prefer to fashion their own.
Bright flowered cretonnes and plain color Sunfast materials, for cool
Furniture coverings and dozens of other Summertime
Extra large room
linen. All wool su’r-
tace. Closely Woven
Choice
terns and coiorings.
Grenadine Curtains
Special $1.95 pair
inlagine anything
these fine quality grenadine cur-
lace
Specml $1.19 pair
Voile Curtains. Special $1.19 pr.
Blade of pure white fine quality
voile‘wilh narrow ruffles of fast.
Tie-backs to match;
Sunfast Draperies
Special 890 Yard
In beautiful shades of old rose.
gold and powder blue.
Guaranteed
fixings, that will lend charm and newness to the dearest rooms.
your needs at this sale and save.
9x12 Asmlnster
Rugs. Special $30.50
New
dainty than
ured cretonnes
best kapok cotton.
block patterns. .
sizes. Reversible.
edge. Sill
pink and. gold.
Very nice
Full 86”
suniast and miss patterns, with
. A rug or two
There is nothing like getting down to the bottom of things at Spring
An all wool Axminster Rug in light or dark
Then
In
Buy
9112 Congoleum
Rugs. Special $15.95
Grass Rugs
In the new ’car- For kitchens, din-
pet patterns with ing rooms and liv—
Heavy Grecian borders. All i‘ng rooms. Heavy
33:00" 33.19 durable printed sur—
6'x9' $3.95 face on burlap back.
of S‘xlO' $4.95 Carpet and Dutch
' 93.113" _ 5°19” patterns in light,
pat- SLL “"1300“ ‘d‘ _ _
DISPLAY rm. mm or darlt
colorings.
Couch Pillows
Special 65c each
Made of heavy. fast: color fl"-
and filled with
Extra large
Feltex Rugs
Specml 89c each
29352”. Very durable
rug. made of heavy feltex in all
the new color carpet
Many patterns to choose from.
scatter
patterns.
Rag. Scatter Ru'gs “
Specml $1.85 each
36x72 in size. Great big fellows.
made of all new washable fast
color rags in the popular hit or
neat inlaid
*borders and fringe ends.
Special
. Samson Sheets
SHEETS, 72190
Fine quality, bleached muslin sheets.
Full cut, every one guaranteed first
79c
Regular $1.19
Each
quality.
value.
3.000 all pure
. 2 to 5 .yarddengths.
5,000 Yards Long Cloth
Special 5 yards 880
cloth. Full 36” wide. Comes
pieces. Regular :9c 1d. value.
32 inch Fancy Ginghams
Special 190 yard
2.000 new fancy ginghams
Regular 39c quality.
Turkish' Towels 18:36
Special 196 each
white turkish. These
soft and absorbent.
each.
lutely free of dressing. Made of
soft muslin. Regular 45c value.
Special 1§c yard
customer. Regular 25c yd. value.
15x38 cotton dish towels with
Buy for future needs.
in. wide. Guaranteed fast colors.
‘lliPlione 10691073 '7
i'
agu
._ 609 Yards Dress Linens
' '\ Special 69c yard
36 inch 3;.“ Sheeting
Stevens Linen Crash, 17°. yard
linen Stevens crash —
- brown and white. 18m 24 inches wide.
0
Very fine count soft finish quality long
in 5-yd.
for this
sale. Broken plaids. cheeks and plain ef-
fects. No short lengths. All-new pieces.
The handy size towel. Double thread.
towels are extra
Regular value 29c
Pillow Cases 45x36, special 3 for $1
Extra fine quality pillow cases. Abso-
fine
Fine quality brown sheeting. Full 36"
wide. Limited not more than 10 )‘ds. to
Cotou Dish Towels, special 8 for $1
loop
hanger attached. Neat striped borders.
Imported Lido Cloth, special 250 yd.
New printed dress cloth in a gorgeous
array of dainty dress patterns. Full 36-
Sort finished prooshrunk dress lineal.
Fullrango at colors inciu lug white.
-'Ihla is a. genuine $1.00 yd. value.
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