ffortheLfiétTlme
for everybody who Wants an
loof. Y our local contractor Will re-
th Johns - Vlanville Asbestos Shingles,
-1' 31 our old roof—immediately—and you
101' this property improvement in easy
118“} ‘
pa} ments.
11c. 31 on are paying for this roof, it is pro-
" 11 be 111tifving' your home.
Get in touch
Hatch £1? Bailey Co.
ALL STREET
' rock Celotex
.i1's Shingles guaranteed for 50 years.
SOUTH NORWALK
Cornell Wall Boards.
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word' that fits a' given definition and space. This gives you a clue
to other words that cross it, and they in turn to still other words
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them an- in sound
1431513.
"'l‘he unportunce of sound busi-
11-255 methods was never so great as
ii. is today. It is particularly trim
that government business should be
placed 011 a basis of rigid economy.
"in our modern. public and pri—
example
:01-
The inci'cascd
milks goods more plentiful and
therefore cheaper; and at the lower
level people can afford to con-
sumL more. The real disaster to a
3 modern Community comes when easy
and ill-considered consumption pro—3
ix'Lnts lllt; storing away of new cupi-
tzil 10 the nor-increasing de
mands.”
Mr. Coolidge commended
sors uf the fair for placing their
Work on a business basis by estab-
lishing. a budget, with a. result that
met before 1111:
3d-.-ors were ready to be opencd. This
financial accomplishment. .he added.
presents "striking contrast to 1111-
1-ro3lc-ct like character.
supported in fashion out of
public funds."
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31‘. L‘ i.
spon-
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littd to promote the pride of \ gor-=
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nationlism.
common”) life,
of soli-respectmg
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national c haracrLr
.tinctho assei'zilJliL-s of the
'declart-d the President.
"it, me could rm- means 1'0 ‘1;-
ell the people and groups 01‘
11ml,- :t'uly to ltno'x' and
.21 other. l am confident
our social profile-11.5 “ould
than lhcsc dis-
poople. "
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DARIEN MAY GET
TOWN com
ra-orable report “as made to
House at Hartford on a. bill cs-
31ublishing a Touu Court in Dorie-n.
This would supercedo the present
court (stahlishment and prmide for
A
311 regular Judges to hear all casts;
Another bill affecting Daric—n was
a .
delinquent ;
Louis ,
reported favorably. providing
special rate bill against
31mm payers. Tax Collector
Jefferson this morning said H111: 111.-
had no information as to 11 hat 1-3::-
in this bill.
Milford’s Grand List
' Goes Up $3,000,000
- MILFORD. April 15.——Accord‘mg
to figures announced by Daniel A.
Mulliolland. head assessor, who is
busy completing the work. of pr..-
:Iaring the town's gran-1'- list
grand total this year of pro,
'xaluations of resident and non-r1451-
Uont Will reach~ appnjximntcly S“
(-01.111110 This amount is an men-a
3.000.000 over that
The big- ump is "‘
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L1ght.ant1 Power company at Devon.
3 whose property is listed at $2,390,-
Last year the plant was taxed 1
000.
‘ for only $800,000. as it was then
only partly completed. but win: the
work finished during the past year.
the 111l1 valuation has been filed
this year
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wigorous upward movement
‘1l'.-, industrials.
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in Spri g3 ' 3 \aish Motors touched a new
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daughter undl
MUSICAL PROGRAM
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Clarence (3. 5111111111-
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\ltGr1’;oz'
the
Yurli.
Conference Give Re-
ports
April ECL—vT'VVO '
NEW HAVEN.
class of the
numbers of the Scmor
Yale Law school. Loberi D. \Yatts,
of Portland, 311.. and Herman '11;
..‘titcliman. 1.11 Glen l’ulls. .\. 11,1
haw l’CCt-i‘ cal appointments as sis—3'
=sistant L'niicd States district tutor-3
lncys from New York city before3
the completion of their college:
.care-vrs, it became; known ~ today.
.1-th- appointments were made bi at New London to Which thev‘ we J
Emory ll. Buckner. I, nixed States3delegacps- ‘
' district attorney of New York. Both 33 After the meeting there was a mu-
:men will graduate froui the lair: ’sical p-05 "ram.. The program was:
Law school in June. probably with: Piano eothi” Laura
fl'ionors, as their present Quirks are c‘trom.
well above the 11.1 cragrz 3 ‘003350105-—"Givea.Man a Horse
‘0' .to Ride' ' "I Love You T1111)...
1133' Kelita. Vi’ilklnson.
501313130 5010—“1 Love You",
Mrs. Kelita. Wilkinson.
Instrumental
ence Batteraon. violinist; Lit-.3313.
pianist Mr. Bryant-sanphonist. '
Vocal duets—“Catatonia.” and
‘Whispering Hope” . sung by Mrs.
Oliver 1. Clark and Miss Mildred
,1 A t‘
Luci-1a l“.
the regular meeting ‘of the
ebekah lodge last evening
eports were read by
Mrs. George Warden.
3 Mrs. Dudley “'llmot.
.1_-t1 the Eureka Rebekah conferen
PRIEST KILLS SELI‘. 3
. ____.. 3 b
SYRACUSE. .\'. 1:. April lS.Mel-— , y
ancholy over ill health and fearing
'a. nervous collapse. Rev. Thomas J.
Conw.ay 64. pastor of St. Mary's of
the Lake Church, Skaneateles, and
of St. Bridget's Roman Catholic
. church. Skaneateles Fails, ended his
life with .1 .45 calibre revolver in Lo\-ejo:.3
-3‘Brig::s‘ Woods. near Shanealcles.3 The evening closed. “.333
late 3estcrdaj. E land refreshment“ 3 . .3 c
1:
3"u11111 l 1-
33 1:11
13:11:! 1}:
ributeu‘ our :1. '
the announcmnent 1.1:"
bethle»
the government's .
L-pL rations ;
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AT LODGE MEET?
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sung 3
MlRlMAR lNN
COUPLE NOW IN
_ mvoacnonlfi
BRIDGEPORT, April is. —Tlie
domestic felicity of Domenico \et-
romile. proprietgr of the Mirlmar
Inn. W’estport, and his wife. Mathilo
de. was married because Mrs. 'Vet-
_romlle believed the inn was not a
i“decent" place wherein to reside
and also because she insisted
sailing abroad to have her two sons
educated in Italy when her husband
felt there were "better schools" 'in
cd before Judge Arthur 1.
Superior court yesterday.
Judge Eils heard evidence to do;- —
and alimony to uhlch Wfrs. \etro-
mile may be entitled. Her husband
has brought an action for a decree
got divorce. alleging {or $300 to de-
l‘cnd his suit and allonanco
:1 wee-l1. Judge Ells reserved tic-cis-
1 ion. ~
l Mrs. \ ctromilc had made 1
:assist 111- r husband in uniting a suc-
cess of 'ho inn. Judge tills inquir-
ltd Of lie." l. Sh»
of $2132
known 3
iliat :or many years she labored to'
had rcmai 'ntd sol
'Sunday
on!
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1'
America. it was respectix ely claim-a
EMS in like-
i ing.
terminc the amount of counsel fees; al School will address the meeting.
i
It is-the most delicious tea you
can buy. Try it 81' he confluent.
ROWAYTON
PW
MISS KAY DANCES
AT VETS BALL
Services f O 1- Sunday.
And 3 Coming Dates
For Week Announc-
ed By Both Churches
Services to Him week beginning
April :0111 at the Baptist
are:
1 1:
1Church
Sunday a. 111. Sunday School.
ll :1. :11. Morning Vl’orship. Ser-
on “The Gl'eaLCommlsslon of Jes~
by the pastor Rev. Victor Sca-
111
115"
o’: 45 p.111. Young Peoplts' Meet-
2
li—Saturda 1'
r.
Store Hours
MUNSIE' l READY
SO. NORWALK
lU
' DRY-
GOODSN
310-12 80. MAIN ST. Mllliucry
The DAYTON
Clamp Lamp
Ahandy little lamp that. can be used for many
purposes. Fine for desks, sewing machines. bed—
Can ébe
rooms. A great help on automobiles.
clamped to anything with an edge.
AND SAVE
BUY A’I .lIL-NS'IE’S
Mrs. Sutton of Danbury Norm-
7:30 p. 111.—L nion service at the
Methodist Church. Rex.
r-.reslding
be an illus tratcd lecture.
\Vcdnesday:
«icty “ill meet with Mrs. John
{in
Snif-
l‘uursdax' ev enint. -Regulur pray-
service. .
Friday evening. Choir rehearsal.
Mr; Oscar Mills will conduct the
morning service at the Methodist,
or
long to the inn 11 by she now {c.t it 3' Church.
10 be an _unfit plat-31'
:ilons had chan-vcd
grcturncd to this country early
’ year. 3
Revealing his tinanciul conditions.
3 \'i"ll‘Ol’!lll1"
them when she
this
.-. She said coarli< 3
lo’slli'h. d that, 1111?: “‘cstport 3
inn is mortgaged in the sum of 3115-.
'51-0 and that he was rcc-ntly
ldcr 1hr necessilv of
'111oney for running ext-1 ns-
3 “‘heu Mrs. \1 troriiilo l1-1t for it-
.aly against his Wishes '12-- said.
had $10131;- and during 1111
abroad rcccix'od $65 monthly.
has, as «xv-ll. Italian bond;
11': said. from \1. inch 35111. is;
3rtceiving d111d1 111-1 The )llrimar him
51‘."
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lillrk‘. 101' of our Liv-slimy. and Mill it
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351M123 to do first think it U\‘.1. :ht'n
1-u'. it o11.1'.=.11-.1 thru the chances
farL- \ou will 119'. Law;- 10 do if.
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lit-s in cull‘ TLCS useful :11: urination
and c wing it and) 111 :1 inemor
'zrcL :roni do"... Anothei SK'JUL asset
in 111-.- 12111 for success is liealtl1.3
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an}. song,’ 'tlla'. caused our destruc-
étlou. Now 11 "wood alcohol.
fnurse and the lav-autil‘ul i511.-
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1 "Take time
rgct indigestion
ill-:11}.
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of
to eat. Some of 115
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'rag. a. disease Jiliei'uiso known as
lint of the lungs. 'llic Constitution
of these United States insures all
equality of opportunitv and freedom
iuf rLllgious belicf. “e all parsnip
God. but all creeds are
3"Gc1 some satisfaction out of Your;
icxistenco. Some 0. us ply.) came
'11'om good families are a 10213 way
from home.
lice sympath}.
oration." ‘
3 The details of'the lecture are in
charge of the Kiwanis club Program
1 committee which is as follows: Sam-
:uel Greenstein, Chairman. Dr. LA -
zo’Connor. Conrad P. Frey. Ra“
..L.
you 11.111; son. (-1-:
lll'"
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':li>s Kay
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Bliss Rhoda
peek end guest
teacher at the
school.
Janis has as her
Mrs. Sutton. a
Danbury Normal 1’
I U S 3
Services announced for the
ing “cell at (h.- Rowag'tou
dist Church are: ’-
Sunday 11a . :11. Morning
on. 1'luaed 111' 051.3" “Hills.
1') :1. 1:1. Sunday School.
11:15 p. m. Epworth LLague.
\lr.:.Suttor1 of Dan‘nui')
com- 3
)lctho— '
“'orsliip f
T: f‘.) p. 1:1.‘L’1'1ion service o‘
Ric-:11 1-dlst and Baptist Churches at’
11" Methodist Church conducted!) In :
Stalls-e.
and M12. ll'anklin111xrrl-v
returned from
1.. - oz: Cape Cod
moi-Ling their homes "
Mrs. Atrah 11 1
orit 1' Crew avenue.
Mrs. John H. Plunder is sue-riding
\kafh (rd in New York City.
Miss 116.611. Kay 01" CrOLk 1:: St..‘
talented (lane-r
\L—zL-ra Ball last «veiling
is great deman- :ur
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11.
1.1- Hair-men s 111111
the annh ersa; '3.
Vtoz”
T’usl' 1‘5
has been irted on the
11-1' Yll': l-‘lorul Card Party
71' ilzv: llO‘.'.‘.’l}lv.vll
11311131 rill to Fold
. L’Zlhl' l. (innit.
Florence Rafterson
n were among
the 111115.1-al prourfl
at 11.1 mcct‘t
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A DIES’ NIGHT
GALA AFFAIR :
Norwalk Elks Tender
Ladies an ExcellentE
T1111e'— Special Pro-1‘ '
gram
The lillis‘ lion-1 e “as ('11? scene
a gov time last e1cning \\ hen
1 111c113111ca's opened up the lodge room.»
11- o 3
There has 1
an excel '
'1':- 1e progz am of (-1113
for Ladiis' Night. More than
hundred people attt'nded.
dancing to the strains 0.
lent 02‘(l‘l(~‘~'»ll‘a.
teriai1111;r.-nt “ 'LlS unusually fine.
Miss Madeline l-‘arlcv of Bridge-f
success with her 1001:!
port scoreda
numbers “Nobody 1 ,‘an Tell “hat :1
Red Headed Mama “ill Do“
"W est of The Great Diilcle."
Farley's voice particularly
is
'suited for these types of songs. and
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jwith tenOr solos.
man made.-
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"We should all prac-3
toltrance and co-op-3
it was necessary for he: to render
several encores.
'lhe vocal solos of Miss
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O Lrien \\ ere “ell reccix' ed, her selec- ;
1L ‘ tions being a. little alt-me the 1. rain--
arv.
Mr. C. Carlson.
also charm-3 d his
audience. Mrs.1\l..rsh renders 1.} 51:1“
.eral piano selections.
.\'0 end of laughter was caused by
the jokes and rare old Irish stories;
who ad led ;.
told by \K‘llliam Toomey,
a touch of comedy to the dive
program.
NTGed
€.-.1
fcess is due Fred C. Ric-dell who “as.
ifi'crme, (“car Schultz, Duncan Frlr—l
zel. Russell Frost. Jr.
Finds Wife Dead;
Shot By Boarder
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BETHEL.‘)1E., April is.—E.
% Donahue returned to his farm in Al-
many. near here late yesterday to
find his wife shot to death and Roy
from bullet wounds.
Definite information regarding the
details or the double shooting were
184231118 It was said. however, that
Geode had apparently no chance tori 9611611 to the police 133* evening. 11—31139. Amelia
tea,
'yv‘illiow Brook cemetery
O.’
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in charge of the arrangements 10':
Ladies' night.
i’Funeral Services
For Westport Mason,i
‘WESTPORT, April 18.—-Masonic
funeral services “err: conducted at
yesterdax
H.
afternoon for the late Robert 3
who.
Coley. former town seleétman,
Edied last winter and whose body has
since been in a vault.
Temple lodge. So. 65. F. and A. 31.,
assembled at the lodge too a in the
Fable building at " o ’clock d vent
solos—Miss Flor- Geode. a. boarder in his home. dying to the 091118191? in 8 body where the 3
service took place at 2:30.
gJean Clark. Miriam Craig,
lWimpfhelmer. Olive
mine A. Deliee, Alice Cole, Eleanor
- TIRE STOLEX.
Eugene Sailor: or Wall street. re-
recovery. The-unedical examiner was that a spare tire had been stolen
:6 miles an ax.
dancing hurried to the scene from Norway from 11w rear 01 his
automobile
while it was;
Scalise 3
It is expected there will
The Ladies‘ Aid‘So- '
How He Discovered
'3 Best Constipation
Mr.3josepl1 F. blus
of-Brooklyn, 1T Y.,
writes “In the past 20
years i have been con.
stantly troubled with
constipation. Every
remedy I tried would
work 0. K. for a While
-but soon failed. The
only remedy l have
been able to Use steadily
ivith good results have
been Carter‘s Little
Liver Pills. I don’t
guesswhen I take them
—-I know I m going to
feel relieted. ” 25c at '
all druggists.
No 011051110111
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Sons and Daughters of Lil-erti'f
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Edgar L'ri— '
and 1
ti: vase 14.11"." ,
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and a
Miss;
well:
cute.
mous
Dads.
and
.' 01' the opera star:
bleP.
hole).
Serge
who entertained:
E Thomas halt-ins.
-3 Golden.
Louise Ala
Mrs. and Mrs.
and Mrs.
.Mrs. \Villlam
" Rider.
Much credit for last night’s such
Lockwood, _‘-lr.
ole. Mr.
‘ C.'.ief
and Mrs. George E. lngham, Latv-
fence \Voodbridge.
Mrs.
3311-. and Mrs.
{Ray “’erme.
l
i Bussing.
)lorrise)‘.
‘ Clifford.
\lembers (it-3
Mr. and Mrs.
Edith Youngs,
Mr. and Mrs, Richard
Ruth Miller.
8: embers.
parked in Marshall street. ..
111m 1111.:
wns 11113101
Gives Fair. Credit to Lydia E
Pinkham’ chgeiable Compound-
for Remarkable Recovery
“(Hat-111.0 l and: Lydia E
Iinlc m =- log, .1:3_L1-mp5und; a.
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Barred Because of l 3. 3331:3133-3131:311-
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American Flag
T0 POLICE BAN
0N “LAMPOON”
Cool-3‘ 1:L-'. co in;
work. azzj when
( wt i caught cell
it mace mell’l‘earu
lar. Suite 1 ha: v;
to *1 the \‘egeiai
l_.t'- Corn 1d
.- den 11' 1;' 1.1cador1i
both: 1'; h and I
can do I? ' hon; ~
l-: and care i1 'r n " chli.*"1- "1 12611:;
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a'1'1l11m: or 1:02. g around- A’tor my
id was born about ful- 1' years
aw an arixcrtisement in the
leper a outtheV-‘egcta‘t .eCompounfi.
alnew it Won: '11 b1 lp 1:11'3.u'1t I was H
ra a to ctry it because per 1121.- said if '7
aid help 3011 to have ’ "'
new I was i '
But 1 thought liq it. “cult!
1:1; I}: m1: 1-.1' cu id in;- heater to have a
1 in)! 12 hot 1: fullof children and ha'
good he 3.1311 1 b1. came strongerfre
1r:l'...31g it vimsoand saj.‘ sl look
i ea l1'- '1: women instead of a dead .
L -. W1: 11 81- I'll: goomes 1'- am going
to take 3 1111' Biro-d Jedi-"m.- as I am
VL Lry thi'i l w:.' l an swcr letters from _
any woman xvi: o “islx 1-. -< to... "~l-1 about i -
vo 111' medicmc. — Mrs. “Alum->-
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Dan is
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56 South Main Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
)1 rs.
metropolitan star.
manage; li'it z Kr ei
Rachmaninoff.
Among the 01
Dean Palmer.
- pro- (-11?- \'.'e1'e: i
on. Mr. and 31:5,:
and 311's, 1-1. H. i
Bliss .-
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Judge J l’eogii,
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Mr. and Mrs.
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Attractive Discount
G Mitchell.
alt, Mr.
M r. and
)l iss Mary
calm-1’
A, 1"1'kel'
Fred Moulton
Bishop.
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RANGES
311‘s. deard M.
and Mrs. John Gru-
Samuel lioodner. f
Pennington. Mr.‘
Judge and
G AS
:11 11" Mrs.
\V’illianl 1:. 3 .
The Connecticut
Light .8; Power Co.
69 Wall Street Phone 3600
MoulthrL-p. Mr. and
Gilmore, C. J. Foley,
Thomas Balconi. Mrs.
Mrs. Allen Barnum.
i... Pugh, Bliss Louise-3
'nd Mrs. David a.
and Mrs. Stephen
Miss Elsie
\Villlan‘.
Louis
Mr.
331'.
)Irs.
A. J. COLLINS 8C0.
70 North Main Street,
South Nor-walk
P116111; 747
341'. and Mrs. Leigh Danenburg, 3
Oscar Amundsen. Miss
Miss Amy Youngs,
Sweeney, Jr., 3
Misses
Ima. '
Her-
The ushers were: The
Finch,
COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
Walden, Alice 15.1
Eileen A. Hunt ,and Evelyn
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