.__‘
. ..Outstanding
~ . American
claimed by the
ton auditorium
V _ cut, State recent.
tci'tlay, .
The work of
'1-111- covert-d u.
Airs.
search.
5110114. 11‘
cation _ 111111
‘ ".1mong 1111‘:
111111311 up by the
state.
continuing their
1515511111 said.
. M 1'5.
516 to 6,133 5111.1
the your 337.247.1115
expultlm'l 12y
Sl.53'§l.'_’3 11’111'111'11
1111'111'1111itiu11
part. 01' their
«luring the 3
The (11131111113 .
11:11] the
in the
and.
-1
"Connecticut l‘u-li"
thirteen 11111111111
out Daughters."
(-11.
chapters 11:11'1-
(luring tho 3 (-1111.
1-1' has .‘UtJU'JC‘LlHl
7 caretaker
in the 1111:1111:
villi-S.
ilavvn 111211
“'t‘l‘t‘ 1111- \1'1111'1 is.
11111-1111.; 1111.
' the stntu 111.1111:
'l'wu 1:11'21-
the
chapters of the D. A. R. during the
gist-zit many fields
Bisscll 01.111111roll—4115101111331 rc~
111:1 “HYJUOll
1.11l111113: of 31 mos of 111.1 \olu-
lion: :1'\ 511111 111‘s. tui'th121'13ntc of can-
‘Amcricauization—Wcrc
nulny lilit'S of
chapters
the chapters of
state in carrying on their patriotic
works—47,711.10 more than was raised
and expended a year ago.
Connm-tivut chaptcrs
IP10
r1111] 1-i1'cul:11.‘l‘<:1t11,111 11f
l'1.~1‘ immigrants.
Americanization
' Mrs.
.so contributed tow—1
lllltlliiL‘llllllCC
detention room
for
states. in thc 1311111151 at Valley Forge.
“Tho: milllllC’IlitllCC 111111
of 1110 Oliver lillsmarah homestea
is the joy and 1111110 of thc Connecti-
Airs. 1115:1211 assert-
11'01' this purpose. she said, the
cuntributwl $2,998.20
Mrs. (211111111315: Fowl-
3111-;
11r' 1111.:
.1 .\th\(.,\ ot.’ the stutc'
PAGE SIXTEEN
mucnnunlkmuu
115 111.1011 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
1:11.111) MOST 01115111111111;
5 Mrs. Bissell, State Regent, Wins Applause at .
Washington Conference—Norwallk Leads
In Restoration of Historic Buildings—Ex-
pended $2,073
\VASHINGTON. D. (...
accomplishment
. every line of activity undertaken by
. the Connecticut Daughters of the
Revolution
past year was enthusiastically ac-
thousunds of dele-
gates to 11m thirty-fourth congress
of the National society of the .D. A.
IL. in session in the new “'ashing—
hero,
Charles Humphrey Bisscll. Conuccli~
proscntcd her an-
'1uul report heroic the congress yes-
April 24.—
in
during the
when Mrs.
Connecticut.
IJE
historic
activity
of the
Continue Stcagy Work.
Cotuwcticut Duughtci‘s ‘ arc
habit. of
solid work along 11 variety of lines.”
steady,
Membership in
the Connccticut chapters increased
during the your £10m :1. total of 6,-
reported.
During
was 12115111 and
the
. contributed
publication
as a
work
Tlisscll said.
of :1 worker
:1! Ellis Isl-
Nearly all of the 311500 Has been
raised for thc’instrillatlou of
the
in the chime of
1111-. original
cndowme
111111111111 as
The State t'l11iptt rs during the your
' oft‘1-1‘1'~1l 111117.23 for record attendance
schools 111' the towns and
141311113113 in New
X.tll;..’:tl‘l1.'l;
rusx-cctix cly
1.1111111tct's of
1111125 11111 111.111 1.111111 nuccs in itgard
to 111111111111 11! 1110111111 in Connecticut.
Yorualk Chapter Loads.
ch‘unik 11:;11111-1' 1.- 1111131 the- list
in 1.111;- 111.1411'1111111 of historic build-
ings. Mrs. 1. .111 1‘1_»11u1‘t.cd, having
(-xpcntictl “3. 13.1.3 111) “The 01111.-
’l‘o\\'11 Hour-1.1" 11'.
toriu
llv"l1l 113:4 l11-ll
.‘\'01'\\'.'111\'.
"UH'J .1'1111'1111‘ Iluusc" in Fair-
rustOl'L'tl and a stom-
Thc his-
Six ("11:1111111‘5 have: locatcd 1312
Wall 1111th to rs-sturc thc site.
gravm 111:“ 1:1..1olutiouziry soldiers.
1..-y
-...
and
llany (>111
11:11-1: 1101-11 tlttingly
111-1413 and
marked.
records have
111-011 11111;:1111111'111 and recorded.
.\ numbvr of chztrrtr-i‘s in the state
have 1:111:11 active in teat-hing English
to fort'ignc-rs.
(-ithe.‘ furnishing v0.1-
Still:
11 Manual of-
1
l
l
in the past 3cm'.
JAPAN IS TO
PROBE DEATH
OF 38 SAILORS
White Star Line Also
‘ Begins Invéstig’ation
-——Praise for Captain
Roberts
ACTION 0. K.’D
Two Skippers Call Crit-
icism Unjustified ——-
Would Have. Done
Same—Hysterical
NEW YORK. April 2»l.-Japun's
government through its consul-gon-
eral. is investigating the circum-
stances of the Ilaifuku Maruo dis-
aster 180 miles southeast of Sable
Island Tuesday in which 43 Japan.
cse scmncn lost. their lives.
H. Snito, the counsul-general said
today that his office was working on
the case in connection with officials
ot’ the Kokusai K1513!) Kalshu, own- 5
1'.-rs of thc ltdit‘ultu Mum- A11 111111:- 1
pendent invostlgution is under way
at. the hands «of otlicials ol‘ the
\\'hite Slur lino, owncrs of the 110m-
4
t
l
L
vessel‘s tlrst class passengers as to
whothor cvcry possible ‘ct‘fort had
th‘ll made to save the Raituku Mu-
glllc llltil 1:15111111 1111’: 51.11:;
ing of the disaster 111111 111.1111 his ship
inside llaiit‘ux harbor.
once in :01,» trons—Atlantic trips
a. master com-incur!
lifeboals.
have uctcd as. did Captain itch. rts
under similar ('it'c111115111nt‘1s.
Doris, s11 _\‘ i 11;;
rcscuc 1-xoncrut1:
THE SEB’I‘INEL
Types of Soldiers Who Hold Key to Bulgaria 3 F ate
it is such type: of soldier: as these who hold the fate of Bulgaria in their hands. [hey are
been bringing in a Communist: prisoner (X) a few days before agitators set; off a bomb in a cathe-
dral in Sofia while liigltgmcmmen: nflicials were present, killing 150 persons. The government is
mrolling 3,000 extra foldiers by permissma of “I: council of ambassadors, but deflections to the
thn morn- 11¢. Stu during the world War.
’ I
Antique Dealer
Hi!“ (-1111'1'1- HALIFAX. April 24.—-—An'error in
lllv}. transcription of steamship calls
51111.11; must-11 the erroneous report
that. 131.1 131111111111 Liner 'l'uscanizt
stood l14111l1151~ly by with the “'hitc
,\‘t.-111 linvr .ilomuric as thirty-eight
1111111111151: 5111111011 perished in tho
11111111111 Nnru disaster last. Tuesday
111111111115 of 1111.: Halifax naval wire-
11'th station explained today.
1L lult‘r d1:\'1-lopcd that the Tosca-
111.1 11.115 not at tho scbnc. The naval
s 111111 131111 thut thr-y 111111 mis-
::1l.r21 th: 111111111111." 11 cod; c1111 [or
that 111’ ll 11.- Tuscania.
:15
111111. 111: 511111.
hut it would han- 121111-11 511111111111 1111‘
Ionicric's illustt-r to 111111; 1111111111111 sale of the house at
Captain 11011111110 511111 111: “111.111.-
airc, of Siam ford.
The \V'hita Star 111111 1111-0 1115111711 Cd several thousand dollars.
tatctucnts («pm-59111; faith in 1111':
111lgmcnt. 111111 111-11011 (111-1111111111 1:1)-
“\\"1; 1‘11-1 111211 17111‘ 111'-
ual \crillvrvtl 1211115 or lll': 11111111111111
("upltllu 111111111111 .
cngagcd in the antique
\\ iz'vlv':
nets, Post 110ml, tlrccmvich.
.cric. which arrived at. the scent.- of from 111.,- charging of 11 :-.-1.1- 1.1311. 131.; _. ml 11
' . . . .. 7. _ . n. ., .1 ‘
the. 11153510? ‘00 1'10. to effect a ”'5' till Dzmscngou's. ' l (.11.1..1n xxut.1ll111., sis “\L'dL‘TC . will continue in Lilfililt‘SS in his new 1
cue. Results of his inquiry. coni- Anothor slut-111ml: km” 11“, lil." 3 111111111 :1 new light alloy “'ctg'huig‘x (1111011 9
punv ollicials said. would be lor— , . . . . - .1“. . , ., , .- . - U ‘ '
- , 1 related (..lplnlll l.()hf'llt~ 1111.1 3...1.\ .1111,:l.t 11.11. .113 much as aluminum
\rardcd to the British board of trudu , .- . ., . -. .. . . . . .. . _ "W
sernco at. sea and lllh strxiu. .1.\ n 11 1 1.111'111111"’-'1bout "0 or cent
at London -. 1 .- ‘ C "’ ‘ " p ‘ -\ l 1 11 ' S ti \t"‘ l
’ , . “into Stur comumnuct 51111'1- 11111, ‘ , - ’1 11“?“ CT 1“ 1.011 1 1 “Lil 133
‘ ’Tu'o music-rs of trans-AJnntic when he was xiv-1'11 11111 1411-1111111. 111::.1 r. .~1’ .. ~' pntcntctl a. process for reinforcing
“UH-“.ha‘c come ‘0 ”1° suppoxt 0' Georgic_ out (.r 1:01.10”, captain 1;.-.- --~»—~-——--——-——- with stccl building materials made
_Cflptmn Julm lxobcris. 0’3 1151110110.. her”; the Muhgmqn 531.1 1,1..1 111,1 ——-.\t‘.vcrlisc in the Sentinel for the by impmgnutlnc fibrous 1113111252135
111 the contrmersy 5“”th "1" he British “-1111 (11.111011111111115 for 1121111 11" 115*?- 1‘08‘1315- rock with Portland cement.
Sells Property
Announcement was made of the
20.": \Vcstport
chnuc- owned by D. A. Bernstein,
dealer in antiques. to Philip Mass-
The deal involv—
Mr. Bernstt-in. after having been
business
here for the past six 311.111“. will re-
tnovc in a few days to Adam‘s Cor-
Ilc
ru‘s I 1111011. They were captain
Ansel .1. Schmidt ofstlic Scandinavi-
ou-‘Anlcricay. lincr Oscar Ii. and
Captain Vincent lioniano of 1111.- 121.1-
lian ship Dante Alighicri. _
“Criticism of captain 11011121115 is
unjustified." captain Schmidt suitls
explaining that the 55 mile an hour 3
11.11111‘1': or 11121111113 prly regular l‘..'l(‘ll-
crs. ' 1
"Connecticut Daughtt-i's Valli/.1; 11m
.L'i'mit tit-ed of 'gctting acres-5' to 1111
swangcr ulthin our state the right
1111-11 and 1111-1113 oft1ue American op-
porlunlty and habits of llxing and-
thinking.” said Mrs. Bissell in re~1
\i1-\\'ing the Ainci-icanization work of
the organization.
The chapters
scholarships to
liiountain schools.
are 'malntainlng
Maryx'ille college.
and unumbcr 01'
other institutions. including high
schools and night schools of thc
stat-.1. ‘
The L‘sthm- Stanley chapter is pub-
lishing a “History or New Britain."
toward which $1,000 was expended
A11 attractive volume on "Memo-
1111s of Old Dt rm" ' has 131 on pic-par-
(-11 by tho bar. 111 Riggs l‘iumphrms
1. h: 1111(12.
1.
icon
53’
ic’ 8 Market-'11
City Hotel Block
Telephone 28067—A. F. Coburn, Mgr.
10 South Main St.
. Legs of
Lamb
3 Sperry and 1
Barnes
Boneless
Hams
E l
7 Killed Fowl. : Beef ;
l
32c 111- 35c1b- l 38c 1'-
Fresh Rib Roast 1’
22am-
Veal
15cm'
18c lb.
Speri’y and; Fore- {Boston Roll Fresh
£13312: quarters Beef _ , Chopped
Hams of Lamb w 5 Beef
. z ' . ' lb.
380‘.b 24clb g 18c“b 1.16c
Breast of 1 Beef ~ Rib Lamb 1 Pure Pork
. Lamb or 1' 2
L , Breast of Liver Chops ’ Sausage ;
Meat. 1
’30cwr5
Chuck '
Roast Beef
218cm
0
l
i
l
1
l
lI
Roast of
Y oung Vgal
ZOCP'
. Rump of
Young Veal '
25c lb.
Plate Beef
8c lb.
gWestport i
, 1‘.-1...
Eggs 11.;
t°25clf=
Link ,
., Sausage
Campbell’s Soup, all varietiqs, 3 cans . . . . . . . . . 25c
r
Oil,Mazola,pt.can 25c
Corn Flakes, Kellogg’s pkg. ....... . . . . . . . . . . . .. 9c
Milk, Van Camp’s Evaporated, 3 cans '. . . . . . . . 25c
Fre} One Can Van Camp's Pork and Beans with a purchase of 6 cans Tall Milk . ..
Peas, Good Quality, Z’canfs 25c
11c
Gulden’ 3 Mustard, jar
OIOOOOOOIIOOVOIOIIIIOO.|
l
Kirkman’s Borax Soap, 5 Cakes .......... . . .. 27c
Coffee, Atlas, béan or ground, lb: . . . . . . . . . . 49c
Del Monte Asparagus .
lg. Zl-ann 35c
Atlas Catéup, lg. bot .. . . 25c
Cloudy Ammania, Atlas
Brand, 32 oz. bot. . . . .
Lux,largepkg 23c
Lifebuoy Spap,3 cakes -. . 20¢"
Sliced Pineapple, Park-f . _
field,lg.can 27c
FRESH CRACKERS , ., . , .
ranglb ,......'.’...:zoc
Ginger Snaps, lb. . . . . . . \lZc
East Noru'alk
' ' . orwalk . 7 ‘-
Not-walk
Westport
Danen
25c
Cocoanut Delights and
Jelly Fig Bars, lb. . . 15151:"
42 Van Zant St. East Norwalk 23 First Street
26 Woodward Ave., South~N012Walk 58 Belden‘AvenueK
- 58 North Main St, South Norwalk 99 Mam Street
11 Ely Avenue South Noi'walk Main Street
,75 Cedar Street: South Nut-walk Main Street
4‘
19 MAIN ST
C I 7 rRmAY’APRILm
lNROWOVER
COMPO HUME ,
Brooklyn Chemist's
. .Built‘House Togeth-
. er--0ne Blames Wife
For Trouble ?
BRIDGEPORT April flit—Albert
Falk and Matthem T. anacombe.
Brooklyn chemists, planned in -922
to‘ buildund occupyptogethex- a. sum-
mer home at ompo Beach, West-
port. The res deuce was erected at
a cost of $7,000.Fa1k appeared be-
fore Judge Arthur F. Ells in~ Su-.
parlor court yesterday afternoon
asking that Branscombe be "obliged"
to deed him a. halt interest in the
house to which he ”timed he is en-
titled. . .
Branseombe responded that whl‘ :
each had agreed to hear an equal
11111: of the expenses of the building.
Folk never paid any money toward
his share. the entire pnoject haxing'
been financed exclusively by Bruns-
Combo.
13 and 15 MAIN STREET
NQBWALK, CONN.
Sreepe‘ts, Boys’
Dresses.
Sizes '7 to 14 years.
.1 at this store.
' ' Irving B. Stone
New Spring Lines Children’ s Colored Pat-.15. Dr
Wash Suits,- Children s White v0.
1.:
Large line of Children’s Khaki Play Suits 01511311581
Children s Gingham and Broadcloth D 9:. .
('..
ROSENFIELD BROS.
Y on will find everything for the gardtn and la
1 ct Falk produced a document in
evidence.
Br; mscombe. in which it “as recog-
l'llZld that, 1 alk had an interest;
1‘ the house.
It. “as explained by Branscombo
that
hnouledgemcnt was “armless and
he signed it, he said, only because
Fall;
had
c.1rth it she don t get: it."
'lcn days after the paper showing
Falk'
combo deeded the \Vcstport prop-
arty
been
Faik and Branscombc were busi-
“L'SS
rclatiou
testified until "Falk's “ire came in
and practically knocked our partner-
shop
Judge Ells reserved decision.
WINDOW 801.4233
SCREEN DOORS
SCREEN AND
LAWN MOWERS
1 GARDEN TOOLS
'WHEEL BARROWS
RUBBER HOSE POULTRY WIPE
LOWE BROS. PAINTS
Our Prices Are Right
’- ROSENFIELD BROS.
125‘ Washington St.
FREE DELIVERY
admittedly signed by
in
he understood "the written ac-
“:33 bcsciged by his wife and _
told him: “It'll be hell on!
3 interest. “as signed. Bums
to his wife. That must have
“just a. tzoiucidcncc."”he said.
partners for three years. Their
were friendly Braxscombc
out."
'W ' ' ‘ 0
Come on Alexander - Lets All Sigh
Of course, you’ve heard of Alexander. A couple of thousand \(an
ago, he won Greece and then he went and licked the Whole W111 111. ‘1‘ hen
he was through, he sat down and sighed because there were no m ore
worlds to conquer.
We sympathize with Alexander. Here we’ \e been giving lllL peopl
of Norwalk the ultimate word in low prices, and this week “0 \c got a
bunch of items for one cent.
Honest folks, if they made money any smaller than that 111 d m
and sell items at that price—but we ve reached the bottom. 11 c 1 a n I
sell things any lower because the coinage system won’t let us.
Sugar (not 16 lbs.) 15 lbs. for . . ......... . ..... $1.00
1 Puritan Hams, Skinned Back 341111); Shoulders . . . . . 1811111.
1 , Sliced Bacon 45c. Fresh Creamery Butter. . . . ..... 3.311111.
' 11‘ Native Spinach 25c pk. Native Rhubarb ............ 1111 111111.
1 New Texas Onions, 4 lbs. 250. New Florida Potatoes, ii 115. 25c
, California Asparagus 35c bch. Radishes, 3 bolts. ...... . 101'
Beets or Carrots, 3 bchs. 25c. Celery or Lettuce-,9 .. for . , 2511
I :3 California Seedless Oranges 35c doz. Florida Grape 111111. 4
for 251:
Stark’ s Delicious Apples" 15c pk. Russett Apples ....... t1 '11 1111.
Spaulding Rose Potatoes 25c pk. 2- bu. bag >2 (20
Fresh Green Peas or Green String Beans, 2 qts. . . . . . . . . . . 25c
Jone’ ,Pillsbury’ s or Gold Medal Flour S] 21-1 bug
.............................................
.............
at . ............................ , ............... 1111' lb.
Smithfield’s Apple Sauce, 3 cans . . . . . . . ................ She
1c Sale 1c Sale 1c Sale 1c Sale 1c Sale 1c Sale 1c Sale 11'. 2111116
3 cans Del Monte Sliced Pine apple, large cans $1. 00
S 1 can for 1c, making 4 cans for $1. 01 1
a 3 cans Little Gem Sweet \Vrinkled Extra Sifted Peas >- '11 21
l
C
1
l 1 can for Ic, making 4 cans for 86c
e 6 cans Bob White Tomatoes 75c
1 can for lc, making” 1 ca us for 76c
1c Sale 1c Sale 1c Sale 1c Sale 1c Sale 1c Sale Ic Sale 11-8111- 10
Del Monte Peaches, large cans, 4 cans ....... . ........ ‘100
Baker’s Cocoa 19c. Hershey’s Cocoa, 1 lb. can . . . . . 33¢
Swansdown Cake Flour _35c. Wet Shrimp, 3 cans ....... F 596
‘ Cloyerdale Evaporated Milk, 12 cans $1.19. Borden s 11111 115
cans ..... . .................... . . . . . . ......... 5130
3 {Pink Salmon, 2 for 25¢. Camp bell’s Beans or Soup, 3 f1}; lie
1 -; Whitman’s Marshmallow Whip 23c. Kippered Smacks, 311111 256
CloVer or Magnolia Milk, 7 cans $1. 00.F1;esh Eggs. .391- doz.
Betty Brown’ s Pure Fruit Preserves, Raspberry or Stra“ 11111.1
1 - full Iii-oz. jar, 3 for 89c. Betty’s Jelly, 3 for . . . ...... 2-36
Pep,f2 for 25¢. HO Oatmeal, 2 for- 25¢. Shredded Wheat ) '3
or ‘_ .Jc
. 17f9r....‘..............
a:osoo.u-n-o-uow-Dulococo-ocuooocoyagqg uuuuu
Kirkman’ s, P. & G. Naphtha, Fcls N aphtha or Octagon Sm. 116301
Si.
...-ootrioo-noc-eo-o-O'
Brillo, 3 £011 25c. Japanese Toilet Paper,s 3 for 25¢. Porcella .336
Ivory, Fairy or Palmolive: Soap, 151231:
51. 00
11.0.... - n~co
Scouters $2. 98. Coas'ter Wagons $4.95. Strong and durable ball
beangoHerSkategspeelal............... ..... S
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