ICE CHARGE :
. SWINDLED
; OREKEEPERS
I in New Haven——
erahons SaId to
o v e r Conn. and
855.
‘ EZAKEN. April 17.—An ex-
.‘fi' said to have origin-
‘. and embracing
.‘xlrlssachusetts in
people in this
vx: lost $10,000
red by the poo
evrday with the
Madden of
in bonds of
obtaining
-ause of Li's use of
received money
the smaller mer~
~25 houses in the
to sell electrical
‘.."‘E.
ow insan. 1
‘ himself as an
al Retailer-3‘ Arl-
whioh does
.A tzrs‘. payment
I of a store own-
:‘c‘ording to the
.‘tvrfezt H11 of Balo.
i:..all a largé
sic-1'2 front.
namt. The
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, T waress
1’ ' .‘ZJ‘a‘u that 1hr, upkeep of
1”." paid by national
1.1 also me It.
1: is ZlUPgl‘d
agris \xt-re re-
‘ \ ( I” 12:" :ubscrlbers.
(inmplaints lit-(titled.
‘1 vim.» rocoix ed
. t - er New Hat-2n rosem-
rnxcstlgatlon by
.l‘e-r of Com-
ar . ~d "yes-fer-
. furnished by a‘!
4 ‘l'€l~;€'(‘p€‘l‘. Altori
)""'.‘"' 22‘. cm:-
he- had :rarted the ;
1:: his posst’s- l
vsn'g contracts
-, but} ..ed
:1} ‘I‘OI‘I the Charter
No. 601 ;
l‘us«.;uo, Nth-311‘ I
,\ Pu prragallo,
ayunuo, It is send
II: Hartford were
* ‘ Igor your
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anon from
2‘03, («poet a
‘r ”‘1; re'ail price.-
.30
better
ears the trade
, most factors
he {act that. men
ST or mom- for a
‘azrzcr'v 'l': the“
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.l‘rlv hesitate to pay
$0: the same
Lerner} to wear—
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'. and m considera-
ncrease expected
priced hats, the
rezone-rs say that
Elttlt Cltange‘in
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For Hat Factory
V ’. N. 12, April 17.-—-—
1301231 subscriptions
("Head in the last week
“1 H. H. MacKel—
of the commit-
z‘or the purchase
for Hubbard &
Inca. 601 Broadway,
manufacturers, says
._ . goal of $42,500 will
-. v .9231 a short time.
:-. “CL-K ago the cam-
steld badly and Mr. Mac-
Y‘ ‘1: an appeal through a.
' 'Ing that unless funds
mg the New York
. .5 would be told
s not sufficient interest
.-t to warrant the loca—
n- w plant in this city.
cried that upward of
The names
I‘ T“:
published and a
_ committee indi-
bwbscribers will receive
2 bonds on the 1170‘!
, creation of an annual '
' AY, APRIL; 17, .1925. ’
lSwift Romance of Twins Takes The...
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on Honeymoon in Side-Door Pullman
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REV. MALLERY
T0sADDRESS ' *
Idea Spreading—More
Members Enrolling--
M cats in Baptist,
Church Sunday
Ber. L. T. Mallory. pastor of the
South Norwalk Baptist church will
address the Everyman's Bible Claus
Sunday morning on the subject.
"Truth—A Priuclplc 'of Nation
Building." ,
The class at its meeting last Sun-
day set as its goal a _minimum of.
50 in attendance, enrolled by
May 2-1. The class is striving to
meet the religious need of men who
are interested in the practical side
of Christianity. The present interest
Indicates the fulfillment of the
hopes of the promoters of this class
that it may be of wide influence and
benefit as the membership is stench
ily growing.
The class meets at 10:00 a. m. at
the Baptist church. All men of the
Clty .are invited.
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DECAY DECISION
0N BUS ROUTES
BRIDGEPOHT. April 17.-—1\‘o d9—
clsion on the several applications for
bus operation certificates made by.
the Connecticut company and inde-
pendent bus owners {or routes in
Bridgeport will hr; made by the
. Jeannette and Juanita Van Dyke, 18-year-old twins of Hat:
kiesbnrg, Miss, are offering more evidence that love conquers all. I
‘They fell in love with John R. Granger, 27, and Stanley Stolaskt,
Wanderers, and after: swift romance, married them. Pcnniless,
the four of them embarked on a honeymoon on a fast freight. They
were arrested in New Orleans. but allowed to go their war when
their story was told. Aborc:,5tanley_and John; below: Susana
and Jeannette. . ‘
v
veal in Offlt-izzl
I .
:0: l'alm‘son I
' "13w;
“ l of I-t-uyr‘ heroaltm
; '.\‘. 0 II Pink." \\ ‘
ed
4 New Autos for
Bridgeport
Hatband Award
Peace Harbinger ;
I’ATEESCSX.
than of the dmgunds of the hathzmd .-
woaxers of Paterson, Without H
strike, and ultl’lcul Intorruptzor:
the industry. was :auwal .- "
:Iml indurftz‘ntl cart-lo: ‘ (Y. ,.
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.‘thil
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..) sill: ('Irrlos.
is umc .. 1 both mammal-moor: and _ ._
Ev‘(-l‘l\‘."‘b 4‘. down in :trl’llL'hl-ln roia~ . ‘
nous mar. (nu-.3: L-tllor. to (‘ rgzluz. Bjngnam Pleads {(u-
‘u strum-Its of film: Ixrcwlorrr‘ of
Commercial Flying
fr: incur" r\
Villa Club Arrest; 7.,
Case (‘Ontmued ‘
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Crown Overalls
If. you wear overalls, you'll want Crowns the
mmute you see them. They’re better looking.
better fitting, better wearing. They’re big whet":
roominess is needed. And tough —‘why It’s woo-
derful how they stand the gafi! Come in and 16.:
us show you how big and full and roomy they are
—how all the seams are double-sewed and felled
—-how your watchfian‘t fall out of the watch
pocket. Every pair 15 backed by the Crown guar-
antec.
For over 15 years we have been handling ox cr-
alls and can frankly say that this urernll—th'
whole Crown Link—is positively the host gar-
ment of its kind mmmfac- The V
Cured. “'e cordially invilr‘ “‘orlrl ff
you to visit us and inspect \\ (xx-lo "
the line. In
YEINSOD'S. C mn'n
. 0‘ cm”
23 Ely Ava,
'man of the L‘tiluics body.
the first time with making a. de-
iilu-y have the I‘Iglzt to operate bus—
Caplta‘;
Surplus,
2 L’ndlvided profits. less expenses and taxes. paid.
So. Norwalk
“The Store of Perfect Sen—zoos" g
be set aside by the ,
.—
Pubiic L‘uléties Commission until
early next week, it was declarod‘yes-
tvrday by 11lohard T. ngglus. chair-
The commissioners are faced for
ion which will estuliltsh a prece-
4.
Gem. They must. docld‘. the trac—
tion company‘s claim offered. that
sr's. m or prxvatc- corporations by rea-
Mary Pii'lcs Him
Fairymules do come true.
an, recently a. bi
school boy in Oakland, Cali?
played his first part in motion
matures six months ago. Now
be is -Mary Pickford) leading
can. He is a six-footer. and
was chosen by Mary herself for
1" "IV . .‘
his handsomcncss.
>3
for Leading Main
t. 3.51 in
The In at t or
the ovmvrst and no
tract.
cars collide-d.
were damaged ‘ considerahlf.
avenue, figured in a. colllsirvn :2:
corner of \Vashington Sand
streets yesterday afternoon.
Ral'mamd was
Washington streetnnd was
into \‘Vater street and Bonn.
going
when the
golng
“‘asllfillgtou
Was settled
wares-is
:«Lrlt (Rf trarzsportatlo: l‘lCl!"H:-£‘."ll'l‘=7i FILLSLTIV I)EAL§.
111‘.“ izzz‘vc dado with 13‘1-3'55‘3'5‘ , Somat‘. Stuart & Son sold
‘ _ . ,éay to Iron: Itmc‘i thi- lam»
(ars COlllde In iadgoznsflzor property in
“'ashington Street
ravenue.
39d by Robert M Trout-r was so‘i t
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wrest.
1101b, cars
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illarold 1‘4. Merrill.
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Raymund terraccl
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—Sentinel
Izztz’zroud good results.
ad Verttsomsnts
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"Titina"
"Oh Katharina”
68 North Main Street
R d 7 . . ,
9;: : Let Me Call \ou Sweetheart,
3820' : Sweetest Little Rose in Tennessee
‘R ., rd "
61:: f Those Panama Mamas
' Clad Eves
2808 ’ -
“Laff I-t Of!" ’
"Let It Rain, Let It Pour"
ST UDWELL PIANO CO.
Phone 300
BRUNSWICK RECORDS
FOR YOUR APPROVAL
RADIO FRAN KS
‘ SING
SON; HITS FOR THE PLAYER-PIANO
U. s. ROLLS
"Please Be Good to My Old Girl"
So. Norwalk
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE PEOPLE'S TRUST COMPANY
01" SOUTH NORWALK. CONNECTICUT
At the close or business on the 8th day of April. 1925.
ASSETS.
5Loans and Discounts
; Over-drafts,
Funds set aside so:- Savmgs Deposxtors,
Stocks and Securities,
Furniture and Fixtures,
Due from Reserve Agents.
Due from Banks and Bankers.
Cash in Vault,‘
' Checks, Cash items and Exchanges,
Total Assets
Stool-i.
Due to Banks and Barikers,
Dividends, L’rlpald.
Savings Deposits,
Indiyidual Deposits, .
Certificates of Deposit,
Treasurer’s checks,
Certified checks,
Christmas Savings or Thrift Funds.
Bills payable (including all borrowings except re-
Total Liabilities,
LIABILITIES.
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discounts) 15,
$860.
State or Connecticut, County of Falrfield, 55., City of Norwalk.’
1. Samuel S. \‘elsor. Treasurer of the aforesaid The People's Trust
Company. do solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
SAEUEL S. \‘ELSOR, Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 16th day of April, 1925.
WALLACE E. LECOUNT, Notary Pablic.
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Wall Streets
Phone 1008- 1023
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A Late Telephone Call
“’8 received a telephone call this morning from our
New York buying office informng us of a special
underprice purchase of dresses, that we will put on
sale Saturday at $1.48. This is news extraordinary
as these dresses retail elsewhere for $1.98 and up. '
Made of Beautiful
Ramiettes—Crashes and .
Flat Dot Voiles
These are neatly tailored, full cut. full length in latest
shades, copen, lanvin. helio. polo. brovm, tangerine and
grey. Beautiful trimmings of Ric Rac Braids. Lace
Edgings, Pique and dotted Organdies, all buttons of
Ocean Pearls and also crocheted buttons.
Guaranteed
FAST COLORS
Main and
On Sale
On Second
Floor
See $
\Vlndow
Display
Sizes 36' to 54
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Young Hen Turkeys 45c Sunlight Butter . .. 49C I52
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