.1 potlD, April 30 .—-Mainten—
.5 state departments and in-
~11: for the ensuing twoyears
.1. 384. 455. according to
. 1, submitted to the House
,rscntutives yesterday by the
3;;1. Appropriations commit-
mmialions aggregating $735.-
1. :1,C0nllllendl‘.d in the budget
~ hospitals in the state. 111:
. 11; the list are Bridgeport
. \‘1'111:~ent’s,hospittll. of Bridge
4.1: 335.000 each; Norwalk,
1:1:1nlzury, $18,000; Stam-
, 111.10; Greenwich, $25,000
1111' :11, $8,000
- gzl‘vpropriatlons exceed by $3.-
1'v;commendation of $31,380.-
,,1._-. 11.1 the Finance board,
, 117851.444 more than the
':.1111u111;111ce appropriations
(general Assembly '01 two
14.12;» as prepared by the
:‘Jltlzvns committee contains
1:111; reductions in various
.3111 is particularly so-
111: Various agricultural
the state. On the other
1111 departments are sub-
lccommended by the
1,1: finance.
«11;.- :n'nong 'these in-
-::.1 ‘1"‘tllltfllol‘ls are. the fol-
»:1111: College of Agricul-
zcllon of $60,000 includ-
. a, .1 irum allowance for cur-
71.)" 119 s .llld $10, 000 from the
' . utenslon work.
1 1.1111: .1 J: xperiment Station
.1 :»-i: .duction of $10,000
.llll‘. .1.1ncc.
:,11'. Agricultural Experi-
..1.r11-——Reductlon of $14,000.
. $10000 cut from the
:--1- .lhc, suppression of the
,, I'Yll :111d $4,000 from cur-
11' llSOS.
:1ml Food Department—Re-
$:,000 from amountfor
~ of manufacture andsalc
'1 Still.
, win: .\nim.1ls Department—
H.1111 r-v.‘ 56.500 in expense of
mi llv'l’lllllti'b'. ,
l111r- is :1 total reduction of
those depm tlnents which
tly or indirectly
'.‘1‘L: in Connecticut. 01.
11:111.]. the committee re-
:. . :,v.< Zln inc-reuse of $17,000
11:1: filtll'.‘ department of agricul-
v;hl\:'ll is soon to pass under
«211111101 of :1 newly created com—
moner of agriculture at a salary
saw“1 :1 31:11: Senator Philo ‘T.
1'. 1-.” Niwtotvn..chairman of the
el'ulcimions ('umlnltteo. is report-
t.1 he. most probable choich
7171.11“; ..~:1».,-ncr of agriculture.
Education Cllls.
Val-'1 Department of Educa-
11150 L'ut 315.000. divided
1111‘s: 33.000 from the school
1' fund. $3.000 from’the appro-
fur the teaching of non-
spcaking adults and $5.000
appropriation for evening
- llll‘llsllllg with the foregoing rc-
1115. the Committee on'App;o-
‘1215 made the following in-
. in its budget as compared
the rl'ccommc'ndations of the
1:111 oi Finance:
Inter \‘ehiclc dcpartmenc- 1n-
...<- of $71. 000. including $35,000
:111 ‘Llitiunai t-lr-rlis and office ex-
1s us .11111 £10.00!) for branch oi"
r expenses.
Milking department —— Insurance
“$000. including $28,000 for ex-
HM.“ and $20,000 for salary in—
. ~03
119p.1111tm(nt or LlllJOl and Factor}
«pection—Increast: of $32,000 for
litional deputies and inspectors.
Department of Agencies and Insti-
lions —- Increase of $32 000, in
"lug $50,000 for iridows’ aid and
9‘0“ for salary increases.
" for automobile and expenses.
1- Governor's official car having
licrto been provided by the Mili-
.y department.
\ujntant General's department -——-
111.15.: of $13. 850 for expenses of
".11 militia.
Department of Public VV‘cll'arc—
1 rinse of $5,800 tor salaries and
1 portions.
Other Cuts.
late libran—Reduction of
' txnm maintenance of building.
1‘?
. lalr: Park and Forest commis-_
'l—i'lcdllctlon of $10, 000 from
for maintenance and develop-
313
».v»r
11L.
.‘uansfield Training School and
ennui—Reduction 0! $8, 000, in-
: ding $5. 000 from office and trav-
T 2;. prenscs and $3. 000 from care
i mounds.
Lounty Health officers—-Decreuse
. $4, 3500. These deductions are as
«.Ilotrs: Hartford county, $1.500;
“iv Haven count), $1. 000: New
.rion. 3300' Fulfilled. $1, 000; Mid-
«cs: 3.1 000. 1
Court Allowances. -
upcxior court, Fail-field county—-
~ductlon of $4, 000 in the item for
1 ls or cost.
Jommon pleas court, Fairfield
‘Jntr criminal side, 51. 900 reduc-
in 3mm sheriff’s ' expenses and
-: 11 for jury debentures.
The budget allotments for the
rlous state departments and in-
' tutions follow:
Governor's otflce. $47, 000.
Secretary at the state, $86, 320.
State treasurer. $1. 406.000.
late comptroller, $84,200. -
\ttorney-general. $30, 000.
inn-.3 Q: control. ‘30:,000o
n.
m-
lne following appropriations for
courts are recommended?-
Sula rics, justice: and judges.
' ' ~ ”3,500.
Salaries, expenses, state’s uttorv
:5. $85, 000. .
Salaries. expenses. prosecuting
“new. 821.900. ‘
Salaries of aherifls.
Icultural Items Cut As Are Ed I I I .
brary, Park and Farest 00111111252180: raga
Health-53 Hospitals, Including Norwalk,
1 .Are Down for $735,500—The Figures '
.. . '\
Governor's office increase of .55.-
6(:‘E‘Dlerks, courts common pleas, 366, -
15 Reporter. judicial decisions, $25, -
ZSuperior court Hartford count
20 .600. 5?.
Superior court, New Haven coun
$236, 200. ty
Superior court, New Haven coun-
ty, Waterbury. $95,000.
Superior court. New London couu-
137. $85,000.
Superior court, Fairfleid county.
$175,080.
Superior court, Litchfield county.
$50,000.
Superior court, Middlesex county,
$35,000.
Superior court. \‘Vindham county.
$49,000. ~
Superior court, Tolland county,
511.000.
Common pleas, Hartford. $31,100.
Common pleas. New Haven, civil,
$29,000. '
Common pleas New Haven. cri-
minal. $37,000.
$8,000.
Common pleas, New London, cri-
minnl. $8.500.
Common pleas, Fail-field. cin‘l,
$35,700.
Common pleas, Fairfleld, crimin-
al, $36,800.
Common pleas, Litchficld, $4,000.
0 District court, \Vaterbury. $2.",-
00. .
Miscellaneous, $2.400.
llIilltu-y Department.
Adjutant-general‘s 'ofi‘ice. $2.38,-
000.
Naval militia, 818.850.
Surgeon-generals ottlce. $2.000.
Governor's stuff. $4.000.
Governor’s Foot Guard. $11,000.
Quartermaster. $2 "9. 000.
000.
Core of urmories, $192,000.
Grand total, $714. 850.
State Departments.
State board of education. $4, 971, -
000. _
. State library, $2 49100.
Conn. Agricultural college. $1517,-
500.
Stoxrs experiment station, $60,-
000.
Connecticut Agricultural. College
Experiment station, $310 000.
Department of agriculture, $105,-
300.
Miscellaneous agricultural socie‘
ties, $51,000.
' Mbtor vehicle department, $979.-
400.
Highway department. $3, 096, 500.
insurance department, $135,.00.
llalnlxlng‘depurtment. $246, 000.
Dairy and food department. $116,-
400.
Domestic animals department,
5525.400.
Fish and game department. $61.-
800.
‘Shcll iish commission, $31,080.
Labor and ‘factory department,
6199.100. ' '
“'orkmen's. compensation commis-
sion. $96,000.
Public utilities commission, $130,-
{fill}.
Tax conilnissioner. $192,000.
Park and forest commission,
$200,000.
Geological and natural history.
so 000.
State police department, $134. 000
. 1'00.
Connecticut prison association,
514.750.
Health department, $410,000.
500.
Agencies and institutions, $1,106,-
060.
pllal $920,200.
Connecticut State hospital, $1.-
860.000.
13 (1 (I.
State prison, $196,000.
000. .
Farm. {01' VV‘omen. $210,000.
Connecticut School for Boys.
$326 500.
Lung Lane farm. $328, 000.
Mvstic Oral school. $156, 000.
100. '
Soldiers hospital board. 8458.000.
Tuberculosis commission $1. 072,
200. .
Board of prisonels, $195, 500.
County homes, children. $4148, 000.
County health otticers. $22,500.
__'_________.___'___._.—-—
BOSTON. April 30 —-—.A slight de-
Cline in business activity in both
February and March from the high
level reached in January is noted
in the monthly report of the Fede-
ral Reserve bank of Boston covering
industrial and financial conditions
in the New England district. made
public today. Yvhile the sum total
of the volume of trade transacted
in New England during 1116 recent
Weeks has been large, the report
said. there were an increasing num-
ber 0: reports or reactionary ten-
dencia and unsatisfactory bookings
of new business.
Old Mr. Carter Helped
By Shop Ie Mixture
ter than for-year's. At my age (60)
it. is ideal-.40 dilterent train other
medicines." (Signed) W. .w. m.
Adlerika. is a. simple mixture of
' -buckthorfl bark. glycerlne. eta; -
which removes GAS in ten minutes
and often bring: surprising relic:
" to the stomach; Stops that tall. _
um reeling Bring: out
11.
.m in your system.
Eqdnsflpatio
Common pleas, New London, civilp
118th Obselvation squadron, $10. -. ‘
Teachers' retirement board, $24.4, —
Public welfare department. $186.-'
Mansl'ivld‘ Training School hos-
Nox'wich State hospital, $1.388.-
Conhecticut retormatory. S 4 5 3,-
Board of education of blind. $15? -
BUSINESS SHOW'S DECLINE “Y
FROM: THAT OF JANUARY.
"After taking Algeria I feel bet- '1“
mate- nutter you never thought u
1STAMFORD, April 30.—
The taxpayers of the townv ot
Stamford‘will be called on within a.
few days. in town meeting mem-
bled to vote upon the granting or
permission for the t0wn to author-
ize a bond issue or $2. 000. 000 101'
work that must be done in various
schools throughout the city. The
work is parLotthe plan now" being
discussed and"'which"is intended to
alleviate the present congestedcon—
unions in practically every ‘schooi
building in Stamford.- Members of
the town board of finance met last
night in1the office of the town clerk
and talked the matter ot‘the approL
priations over with three members
of the special committee on school
buildings. Those present last night:
"111151131: uh 11 when; :-
midi. WE... 3.”:«32... a. 3113?; Interesting Reports 0f
Captains GiVen a t.
VMonthly Meet of
[Ladiés’ Aid
The new Missionary Society o: the,
Rowa’yton Baptist church 13- grade-
Dilly emerging out .5: the plans of
a. (eve ladies and gathering, .sexne
semblance of a. real honest to good-
ness society. At the Ladle; Aid meet‘
sent for approval to ‘ town .méetlng lug held yesterday in the Baptist
called to take any measurés that It church plans for the infant society
may deem advisable rewm the were gone over; The mom will he
issuance of bonds, will cover the organized at a meeting ‘9 5° held
in the church noxt Encodes
Mrs. Clement All) ‘
Richard H. Gillespie and. Robert
Whittaker.
It was made known last night: that
approximately $1, 386. 000 would be
needed for the necessary repairs and
additions to the Rogers and Stevens
schools and (or the erection or 3.1.1170-
story building at Glenka.’ The
purchase or a. site for a how high
school would cost in the neighbor-
hood of $150,000.1t was said;
The two million dollars that has
been requested and which will be
work necessary of tour school build-
lugs in :the film
SUPPER GIVEN
BY OPHIR CIRCLE
Tempting and ReaSon-p
ably Priced Dishes
Served— Entertain-
ment Committee in
Charge
“How much?” asked a. man as he
rested a. tempting plate of salad and
beans and beef loaf on the table in‘
front of the cashier. ”Twenty cents"
was the reply. If the Ophlr Circle,
Order of the Eastern Star continu-
ed to hold cafeteria. supper every
night. like the one they gave last
evening at 16 South Main street all
the‘ restaurants in South Norwalk
would soon be forced out of busi—
ness. Surely no one could eat all
that a. dollar would buy there.
The supper was in charge of the
entertainment committee whose
members are:
Mrs. Dean Vancovcring, Chair—
man.
Mrs. Helen Moore.
Mrs. Anna \Veed.
lit-s. Ida. Rowland.
Miss Grace Cal-belt.
Mrs. Faye Boyd.
The menu included baked beans.
potato salad. cabbage salad. meat
loaf, boiled ham, crnllers. pie and
cofi'oe. Just how much was made
on the supper has not been definite-
ly ascertained yet.
The Circle is working out a new
plan for selling tickets for future
cafeteria suppers. It is their plan
to. sell a, combination ticket for
twenty-tire cents. If the ticket
holder orders more than twenty-
tlve cents worth the pair's the extra
amount when served. Those who
purchase less than that amount will
receive a refund on their tickets.
EAST NoRWALK
WWI.
Elmer Hy att of Betta place. oper-
— med on three Weeks ago at Nor“ ulk
hospital for double hernia, is con-
valescing at his home. Mr. Hyutt's
condition is reported as much im:
proved. '
O t t
Harry Stenton of Potts place is
home again after being a patient at
the Post Graduate hospital in ‘Ncw
York city for the past seven'Vveeks.
h
3 O c ‘
Mr. and Mrs. David Gould or Win-
field street. were visitors in Bridge-
port recently.
1v 1' 0
Mrs. Edward Smith of Rowan
. street was a. visitor in Strutford re-
«cently.
I I O
)liss Muriel Bal'tlitf of Rowan
street was a visitor in New York city
yesterday.
i 8 “(X
hold a meeting at Community hall.
in Van Zdnclt sttcct. Sunday morn-
ing.
O I .
\Vorkmen are still busy putting
the golf links at the Shorehaven Golf
club in first class condition for the
coming season.
II t o
Philip Knapp's new house, in Pine
Hill avenue. is rapidly nearing com-
pletion.
. 1
Stanley Strotfololno of Flex Hill
City.
I . *
Miss Louise Pinto of Ely a\enue
is confined to her home by “illness.
it It 9
a. visitor in town Tuesdays
. In t
a visitor in Neuf'l’ork Tuesday".
D I: t
Trenton, New Jersey.
I
Alfred Smith at Spring street
spent Monday in.l\‘ew York.
I O 8 '
- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Delia. en-
Sunday.
= exercise—for the lungs.
The Calf Pasture Life Guards will?
SPRINGWOOD ' '
road recently motored to New York
James Arnold or Bridgeport was
James Nordi of Clean street was
Mr. and Mrs. John V’Villlams and
daughters have returned tram a
week—end visit with relatives in
tel-tallied relatives from Bridgeport
Cheering the home‘.‘ team is good
To Give Cake “Sills; and
Send Fruit to Sick
Friend~More Plans.
Miss Belle Doane of Oradeil. N.
J., was the guest'of honor at the
monthly meeting of the Opportunity
mitted to the Circle.
Other business voted upon was to
netted $10.00.
\Vednesday in Mav.
Large Audience at
elusive one. the usual custom or ad-
guests having been followed.
past twelve years. to open perform-
ances. and the curtain ascended.
the second in the living room or the
home ot"Mrs. Creighton “’oodbridge
in Hartford. The plot was interesting
'and amusing, dealing with the ac-
doctor attempting :0 cures. young
patient of an ailment which other
doctorshad failed to diagnose. but
which, as Dr. Sumner says. “every
modern doctor would call loveslck—
nose, for which the remedy is jealo
ousy." »
In putting forth his scheme. Dr.
Sumner used his charming assist-
ant. Miss Virginia Xelva, who'accom-
pllshed remarkable results with the
patient. his sweetheart, the villain
and. even the doctor.
Roles “'13“ Taken.
However. after curing the young
patient. the doctor finds that the
same sickness for which he so easily
3 prescribed. had attacked himself and“
{he succumbed to its effects. '
“’hilo all the roleswere remark-
ably well presented by the club
members. special credit is due to Dr.
Joseph Howard. Esther Davis Smith
and Frederick L. Stead. who appear-
ed as the Doctor Sumner; Virginia
Kelva. and Bud ‘Woodbridse. the pa-
tient. respectively. Due to‘thelr own
ability and the coaching of Mrs.
Louise‘VVakles Elliot, their work was
flawlessly executed. ,
New Canaan Young ;
People Planning Play
The young people of the Congrc- 3
gational church of \‘ew Canaan. i
are preparing a. play to be given in g
the lecture room of the church Fri- 1
day night, 318.? 15th. ‘ 1
The presentatolou will be a. com—
edy dremarentitled “Love and Tea." l
based on the life in cOlonial times
and was written at the instance of;
the Daughters of the American Re-
volution by Ann Phillips See.
q
' activities at the present time. To:
MISSIONAR :CL‘UB
Association will meet at Gresmere
over yesterday 5
Ladies Aid. Work was none 0911 the
KINst DAUGHTERS $381". '3; hick the organization is mak-
ose resent were: .,
PLAN ACTIVITIES . _ 7 c. Albrecht, ; . 1
"' 1 Eugene Ambler.
E. Howard Evory,
4 , parsonage. Fairfield High school
Lottie BWOndv a. baseball game in Norwalk Friday curd ................... 5c
Lufternoon. '. . “'ill Snap Fasteners, curd . 100
sire. of Sconeld,‘
Mrs. John Snitfen.
. The regular monthly meeting of
Circle, King’s Daughters held yes- the Ladles' Aid of the
“31‘th afternoon. MISS D0839 was Methodist “as held yesterday after-
formerly a. resident or Nor-walk and noon in the church. The .
leader of the Opportunity Circle. routine busiueés “as transacted. The
Plans were made for a. cake sale great surprise of the afternoon was
to lte given as soon as con'venient the report or the captains who had
within a week or two. A new mem- charge. of the
her. Mrs. Herbert Brown. was ad- which has been going .on far the
last month.
membership drive
H. Plander
send a. basket of fruit and flowers her (to-workers belongs
to a sick friend. To give five dole for Winning the contest. They seem--
lars to the Norwalk Hospital; to ed 36 new members while 3111 Fred
give ten dollars to the church- A’ Merrifield and her assistants got 30
report on the Circles recent social new members. The results or ’
was read showing that the social contest far exceeded the
lions of the members of the society.
Following the business meeting. It was originally planned for the
there was a social hour and refresh- losing aide to give the winner": a.
,ments were served. The next meet- lun’cheqn but
‘11:; ot the Opportunity Circle will luncheon tor 100 Would prove a
be h€ld at the home of BITS. J. burden for the twenty-five on the
Sutherland in Main street, the last losing side it “.85 decided that the
whole society should give a. luncheon
for the 66 new members.
The affair will be held next Tues-
“ ,, day at one o‘clock and promises to
Play Boomerang be one that mu long be remem-
bered. The committee in charge is
A large and representative audi- arranging an attractive menu.
cnce witnessed the presentation of ec’nmittee 33k! all members 01 the
‘Boomerang”. last night by the mem- society 10 31W their SUDDOFI. as it
here of the Comedy club in the Park is believed U19" will in making the
theater. The audience was an ex- luncheon and event a. success.
The society with its ne‘w members
mitting only club members and their has a promising year ahead ,
"unity is strength." It is hoped all
At exactly 8:45. in lieu of an over- members will be present Tuesday to
lure by an orchestra. three sounds welcome the new members. Lunch-
".vcrc made on the big be); which eon is being prodded for one hun-
has been used by the club during the dred.
providing a.
The story ‘33 31 n. m t The Ever Read} Circle will hold
‘ VB three am 5 ,
, s ' its regular monthly meeting Tues-
the” firstgnd. last 0: which-were in... day at the home 0: Mrs. Austin F.
the‘oftice or Dr. Gerald Sumner, and mum. in £3th avenue.
_ _ FRATERNALS
tlfltles ‘or a. young and ambitious ‘ ~ , , '1
L. o. o. 111. South Norwoik Lodge
No. 529. will meet
South Main street.
‘ O
Sons and Daughters of
Banner Council No. 54. will
their weekly meeting tonight at 100
\Vushington street.
.
55. Foresters
semi -
Court Narruk. \o.
of America. will hold their
. monthlv meeting tonight at 6 Iiish
Kabescu Encampment. No. 9. Odd
Fellows. will meet
“Yell street.
at 16
Lady “ashlngton Lodge. Shep-
herds of Bethlehem. will meet. to-
night at 25 Main street.
‘ eld Plans
Many Activities ,
Store flour. 9 to 6—Saturdny 9 to 7
\Fairlleid is planning 2. 11111111...» or ‘
‘boYéY’l ’ gel MU
10-12180. m 81‘
night the Grusmere Improvement ‘ ’
school. Unquou'a. Triberot Red Men
will give'aideuce in Legion hall.
and there will be a. meeting or the
so. 1110317113:
Second District Republican. club in
the ‘Kinzs, Highway club '1'ooms.
There will be two food sales in the
afternoon. One will be at the First
Church of Christ and will be con-
ducted by the Women's Guild while
the. other will be at Logan Brothers
store in Fairfleld Center and will be
under the direction or the Lafayette
Parent-Teacher association of Mill
Plain.
tit
and easy selections.
Netions and ’ small Wares
Many of the little things that are used every
day can be found here. Quality is right, prices
are right. Located on the main floor for quick
Friday night, the American Le-
gion will conduct a May-pole dance
in Legion 'hall. H. L. Streeter will
give u illustrated lecture onr'Tel—
lowstoue Park" before a joint meet-
ing or the Stratfleld Men’s club and
Parent-Teacher association in Lin-
Three in One Oil, bottle . . 10c Crochet Needles. each
Whisp Brooms. each . . . . . . 29c Sewing Needles pkg. . . . . .‘. so
Sunset Dyes, each . .. .. .'. 15c Tape Measures. each .. . Sic-inc
Shoe Trees. pair 7c Hair Pins. box .......
Shoe Polish ............ 10c Heather Pius, papers—4. . . . . . 5c
Scissors of good steel. pgir . 49c Puritan Pius, paper . . . . .. 19c
coin schooh Friday night. The Com- Nickel Thimbles.
rades in Service meet with their
guardian, Mrs. C. Cr Wells of {’11- Celluloid Thimbles,
quowa. road, Friday night. The coun- a_ll sizes. each . . . .
oil of the First church of Christ De Long Hooks and Eyes
meets Friday night at; Sherman white or black, tuo doz.
on card. each ......... 100.
Hygrade Snap Fasteners,
Hook and Eye Tape.
‘Lingerie Clasps, card
will meet. Norwalk High school in
u __ g h we Dressmakers Pins. 1.4. lb. be: 4.0
a Size... eac . . . . . . . . . . Thread and Pin holders ' '
,,,,, 5c Foot Form Daming Last. . 15c
Corset Laces. 5 yds. ....... Sc
Elastic Webbing
Shoe Laces, black or
brown, pair . .‘. ......... 5c; 1." to 1 inch. ya. . .
Stratford Planning
' ' a ' Duplex Safety Pins. .Bias Tape. piece ._..
May Day celeblqatlon 'slzes 00 to ‘ -36, dozen . . . 8c \Vhitc Easting Cotton.
A 30 at meeting Di the ”hath-”d Peter Rabbit safety pins. doz. 5c :00 yards .........
Post of the American Legion 311111
the Town Crier-s oi Strutlord will
Ric Rae Braid. 4 yd. pcs. Sc-IOC Aunt Lydia's Thread,
criai hall to make plans for the
1.; to 1 inch, yard . . 50 to 15¢
Elastic, black or White.
. g _ . . , Embroidery Edging, 3 yards 10c for buttons ........... . .
L° h‘fld ““3 “h m “films Mm" Cash‘s Initials, 3 doz. . ..... 9c Dexter’s Knitting Cotton
presentation to the town of a cap- Lingerie 1, raids (; \d pcs . Sc Sanitary Belts. each
tured German Big gun on Memorial
daY- iiurlev Kc“ Hair \‘i .txers, Dress Shields. pair ..
It is desired that every Stratford package ........... .. .. 10c Rubber Aprons, each
organization and 5061913‘ be repre- \V‘est. Electric Hair Curlers, iHickory Sew on Garters.
sented in the Memofial Day cele- each ................... 5c? pair ...................
bration- Any local society, the secrc- Elena. Hair Sets 3 Hickory Hose Supporters,
tars of which cannot be reached by Unicorn Hair Nets, each . 123/21: pair ................... '1
Lingelie ll ibbon. 5 y.d pcs.10c Sanitary Aprons. each . . .
letter or phone, is urged to send
a. mnmentative to the meeting re"
gardless of this fact.
It is expected that about 25 rep-
resentatives of Strattord clubs and
societies, in addition to the Ameri—
1
k . ‘ We have needles
can Legion and the Town Crivrs. will 49c 33 g 1
attend Monday's meeting. lleprrscn— for . any me 0f ;
tatire \Vhecl‘er. will announce the; SUPER SIZE g sewmg machine. ‘
plans for the celebration and “i“, 75c Pkg. : of 4 10c i 25c
Kotex 1 S ECIAL
REGULAR l OTICE
SIZE i to women who sew
request suggestions as to the hour
at which the parade should be held
:Toilet Paper
CREPE TISSUE
8 ROLLS FOR
.14.
and other suggestions of this char-
acter.
Dunbar: “‘oman sumo
BUY AT flng/VSIES AND SAVE MONEY
BRIDGEPORT, April 29.—-Alice
Smith of Daubury. injured on Oe-
tober 21, 1924. in- an automobile q
collision. filed suit in Superior court Silk Hose-Not Rubber. ‘ - ome Of the 5“ ankv spring shades
yesterday arternoon for damages of :1: “:1“:er suit! almond «
$10. 000 from the Connecticut Glue; Sheer Silk stockings are ret‘“ . . 3" if‘Yne griscon eras:
company of Danburi, owner or an p ““3“?- Jat‘k rabbit, and 63111ng
automobile which struck and 5m. crc- much alike from \car to \0:11', until Some are clocked but all are watchq
‘ '1 comes to the mat ter color 11d.
ly injured her.
Piggly Wiggly
GOOD 030011131113
POPULAR PRICES
12 Main Street.
at or Near the Price
Today’s Essex is the finest ever built. It is the
smootheohmostreliablefiuexeverbtflt. killing
bestlooklngnnod modcomfortabiyfidingfimever
built. Andthepficgbecmeof-vohmisfllelow-
V—rksne
A $10.00'.Set of
' Attachments
\V itll every Universal Vacuum
Cleaner during the month
I
Norwuiks Electric Co.
T311378 11 170.1318 8'!
estatwhichfiooexeversold.
bio performance, smoothness
and riding ease.
Essex requires little attention
to keep in top condition. It:
maintenance cost, we believe,
is the lowest of any at in the
world. You sacrifiCc no motor-
ingp pleasure, comfort or good
looks that large, high-priced
Its overwhelming iublic ac—
ceptance confirms y actual
sales supremacy the outstand-
ing leadership of Essex value.
Nevcrwasthatpositionsoclw,
endocrightlydescrvodastoday.
' Esscchn its great rccogniuon
on the mm: of finest qu all“?r
performance and utility Wl
out useless Size, weight or cost. ‘ cars can give.
:1 3
N
Can any other car within
hundreds of dollars of the
price safly you so well?
. Audvvithitslowfirstcestandi
- opera economies, you get
' ' qualities of long-lasting, relia-
ESSEX ,OACH $8957.
Never Before! Such _. Quality
Norwalk Chronicler