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.\ $10.00 Seton.
Attachments
. every Universal vacuu1n~
ntll'l' during the month
of April
The -'
malks’ Electric Co.
.2973 11 Hammer
THE NEW .. » '
. .1)SMOBILE SIX
Fisher Built Coach
1,188.00 Delivered ;
er, Roomier, More Refined
u,— Coach That Challenges
Comparison
.2 ARON KOHN'
South Nomi]:
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:2eg Wiggly
Goon GROOERIES
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POPULAR Pawns”
I; 21222. Street’.
2323115 Conn
'pring Showing
131E. JEANETTE '
:25 South Main Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
exander’s.
"The Home of
2000 Will Furniture? .7
12 So. Main St.
Phone 3560
FURNITURE, ‘
RANGES
_d All House Furnish~
mg Goods at Lowest
Prices. .
M. Gutkowsky
57 North Main» Street
Opp. Soldiers Monument
13110119419 .
Carpets and Bug's
Cleaned
by reliable people
who know? how
any wake-Lowest Prices
0111]. Carpet Clg. Co.
Cedar St” 50 Norwalk
PHONE 969 '
Always in business
REG 2......
LTRING AND OVEILHAUDING
PARIS AND AWESSORIES
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE Co.-
WEST AVE. NOEWALI
‘ “NICE STATION PHONE 1881
HERSHFIELD C C
iotor Transportation Co.
no mention; flunmm_
flaw '
4 solos were sung and
' Mrs. "William Po'yvcz,
Music By Net-WC
DevMolayl' . a k
, The Bridgeport. DeMolya
entertained; a. large crowd ”figsutg:
Community hall in
last night
The Park City
at the invitation
Molay.
3110wa
the Not-walk IDeMo
waved for dancing: ‘l’ya
After opening with “Daddyl’,
ll! Cliolmr of “Dad" Howard Gotham.
the: jokes rippled bac kand -2orth
between Interiocutor Maurie W'oob-
ton and the end men.
chapter cache here
of the Nor-walk Do-
A regular oldtlme mlnstr'el
orchestra
sung
one
played a number on his .muslcal saw.
The “chorus sang _' “Alabamy
Bound" “Peter Pan” and “At the
End of the Trail. " The hit 02 the
evening was a son .‘Who Takes Caro
obtho Caretaker'rDaughtcr \Vhlle
the Caretaker‘ 3 Taking Care?"
The rnlnstrels taking part were:
End Men. ~ ‘
John SrhltCh, Harry Schnetman,‘Ha1--
ry O'Neil, Ralph Goodsell, Harry
Avery, Winn-21 sewer.
. Soloists.
Herbert Hagenea Bill Banney,. s19-
. may Marlowe. llllam Darcy. Ern- '
est Coons. Robert Schadwald.
. Chorus. '
Robert Pawson. \Vllliam Bofikins,
Theodore Bronson, Harold Bur-
stein. William Bannayf Carl Tree;
ser, Stephen Nadassy.‘ William
.Kerr. Edward Limbert, Carl Wald.
Adolph Albright. Frank Holmes,
Edward Rising. George Dana. Her.
man Konlg, Henry Sofelco, Ed-
ward Bishop. 2
Edvl ard Baker. pianist.
The East avenue M. E. church or-CC
chestra met in the church social
rooms last evening for rehearsal. :
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The religious: instruction classes 02
the East avenue church will be held.
at 4 O‘clock this afternoon.
The special gospel services 02 the
Swedish Congregational church will
begin tomorrow evening. The ad-
dresses will bo.in Swedish.
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It is rumored thatithe First street
Junior Dramatic icaghe, which came
into the world two days ago. has
died a natural death.
Mrs. L. L. Pugh'of Marian avenue
will-play.the.role '02 Mrs. .Tearle in
theI"Love Garden." to be glvemby
thchrinity Dramatic guild. May 27.
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The first day-:02 the rummage sale.
given by the ladies 02. Christchurch.
in the Mahackemo block.- wsa very
successful. The committee in
charge tools certain that the sale will
go Just. as well today and tomorrow.
A meeting ofthe East,avcnue M.
E. phurch-Ludlgs‘ Aid was held. at
'theIchurch yesterday. Only rOutine
business was-I transacted. Those
present at the meetingwere:
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Mrs. A. Nettleton.1?addock. Mrs.
Amna L'Hommedieu.: Mrs. E. E. Gor-
ham. Mrs. Arthur'VValdron, Mrs. A.
J. Donnell. Mrs. James Hantord.
Mrs- Morroll
and" Mrs. 2Flagg. > 2.
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Mrs. Frank Di Florio ot Winfield
street hasreturned I. to her, home
atter visiting’ relatives in Beacon, N.
Y. ‘ .
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City Enfllneer Elinor. Bracken of I
Marvin Beach'is in Bridgeport today
on business. .
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James Sansiverl at Pleasant street
is spending the day in Bridgeport.
Juries Coombs of First street has
resigned his position With the Street
department.
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Mr. James Saints 02 Winstod visa
2. 3isitor yesterday, at the home 02
Elia. Madey in Gregory boulevard. '
Yellow bands are being painted
around a. number 02 the telephone
poles in Winfiem and Van "Zandt
streets. designating to motorists that
those streets are listedin th’e ofhcla]
road book. ' . 1 ,
Michael Pascal is planning; mak-
'lng improveme ts to; his .business
block in Libert square,I which was
formerly occupied by M. Sosphin and
Benjarnln Cello;
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Louis Canevarl of Liberty Square;
is getting his motor boat ready- for
the summer season. .
.
'Automobilists have cotuplained that
the hedges around the entrance. 'to
the East Nor-walk cemetery are too
high. ' Because 02,. this. 'sthcy claim.
it is irnposslble tor a. drhier turnln‘z
tron! Gregory boulevard into: East ,I
avenue to see cars approaching. 2mm ,
thwdlrection'. 02 Van Zandt street.
Several accidents have- -heen narrow.
1y averted' in the past 2ew days.- it
is reported. . ‘_ _
Edward. smith is laying i. new: ce~,
nie‘nt sidewalk in' 21'0an of his horns p
the Church o
Nast' Norwalk'
asprovided. following which .
Several goodl
member '
C who in
'the port announced today
is expected to arrive in the capital
,De Vlllars was col
pearls from Mr. Gould.
vice from the ‘hrlde's -
Mrs. CGould, and a. dis ond wrist
' fDe- Tansy-f
rand, the former Miss -Anna Gould.
The bride wore a ‘white satin
gown with a. large picture” 1131.; and
was given ans! by her lather.
Informers of Rum
(By The Associated Press) _:
NEW YCQRK, May 7‘.’~—~Cltls'ens-
fro the federal authorities
02 liquor smuggling activities lead-
ing to the coniiétion‘ 02 bootleggersI
under the customs law will receive
35 per cent of- the lines imposed and
02 the money obtained through the
sale 02 seized boats. Edward Barnes.
assistant solicitor to the collector of ;
Trotzky Is on Way, .
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To "Welt-Moscow:
By the Associated Press. '
ROSTOV, Russia, May 7.——Leon _
Trotzky, former Soviet war minister.
passed through here last- night on
his way to Sloscow from sukhum.
tho Transcaucasian resort where he
has been staying 2or his health. He'
tomorrow morning.
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We invite; every smoker in this city to take advantage of this Startling odor. We’ve
“told you about-2 Lucky Strike superiority. Your friends have told you. Now know for
’yourselfihe value of the toasting process! We make this proposition to win more fnends:
price of a tin of 100 Lucky Strikes is 7 5c
Yesterday
triends. __
visitor in Stamford 3estei'da3.
exinéton , aivonue
'isitor. in Stamford.-
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Mrs. Mlchael.Mandclla at Spring.
street ls'recov cring from her recent
Men to Get- Reward“ "mi” " .
e :-
Clarence series of Stamford spent
in Springw cod
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Harry Nevvman of Bridgepon was
a' visitor in Springymod yesterdm.
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Stew: Sucho ct Ely a3enue “as a
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John Koo'tchar of Benton street
'WCaS‘a. visitor in New York City Sun—
day.
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Patric-Ck 'Dominlc or Bouton street
spent the week- end with 101 atlves in
Bridgeport.
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IJoseph' Gaffofo of_ Benton
. Sons and Daughters of Libert3',C.
Banner council, No. 54 vslll meet to-
night at§109 Washington street.
The
You pay the
'. Calambia Circle. N03
331th
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Cstroc '
was a visitor in Bridge-punt 3'cstcr-’
day. , 2 ., .- - ,
A. 0.51;. Dlwsion No. 1.370111 hold
'avenue- tonight. .
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‘“C0m13amons of the Forest. Star of
263, Will hold
their semiannual meeting tonight at
3.5 \Yashington street.
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L O 0. MI. South Norwalk lodge.
No: 529, will hold a “eerily meeting
tonigfit at 58 Soul/h Maid street. '
owe a; 2
Degree 02 Pocahontas Wanozna
-' council No. 31, will meet tonight at
.25} Main street. ,
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South Nor-“all: ooun‘cfi‘ \o 1253
' Knights of Colulnhus. will hold a
semi-annual meeting tonight at 108
“ashlfl‘ton sh eet ' ,
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CCSt John‘s lodge, No. 6. F‘.. and].
I.: will meet tonight in Berkcley
trout. . 2,
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Buékingham “’ornen' 5 Relief corps.
Grand ArmyC at the. Republic. 331"
, 25 13mm street ' .
moot tonight for monthly business at
dealer Only 45c, ‘
CC C wiCOMlIANDF-R, .AOQUITI‘ED
the naval; transport BeaufOrt was
semiannual meeting at 22 west" 'Iacqultted by a court martin?! at “1."
‘.
$133- The Madras)
NORFOLKV Van , May 7' .‘—-Cou,1-C
mandol- D. W. Fuller. commanding
naval base here yesterday 02 all
three charges alleging neglect oi
duty in connection with the finding
3.50an his ship 02 500 quarts of;
whiskey when it docked here ,in
February. - ,
Don’t Get Up Nights
JCohn Lumpltins. .Dayton. 01110,
says: "Come to ’ ”Carrie St. and I
will Show youfls pieces 02 gravel
'that .passedafter taking thhlaxed’ -
Buchu (Keller Formula). Iliad ,to
get. up 15 times at night for two
yc‘rs. Alright now." Lithlated Bu-
chu cleanses the bladder like 1:99--
som Salts do the bowels. thereby
relieving irritation. driving out for.
eign matter and neutralizing exces-
sive acids. These are the causes of
unnatural action or the bladder at
night. Lithiated Buchu (Keller
Formula) is not acheap'medlcine.
The tablets cost 2 cents each. Sold
at leading drug stores or Keller
Laboratory; ' Mechanicshurg.’0hlo.~
Ad v.4 ~ ' '
we pay the GOvernment Tax of 39c
.' I-~'ActI_Qu1cklv,
Get one tm
The regular price
as the dealer’s ailment
at this price islinfitcd. ' "
only one to
a person
for ham: .5. {of base. '
willbein efiectwhcnthedcaler’s
sapplyonthisofi'etumfi' 2.
steaks these 100 Lucky Strikes. , There you’ll know how the- 4S-
mmute toastmg process adds to the 112222922 and improves the taste.
Guaranteed!!!
, "A wonderful assortment of styles 9}
fabrics to choose from. There are V0“
crashes, Chambrays and English Prin‘ ,
Alli'beautifuljly made. Some with pre _
embroidery on collars and hemCs.
, In the lot are Middy Suits, Peter P f
:,Suits and Khaki Suits for the small; loo ‘1'
Voile Dresses sizes 2 to 13
English Print Dresses, sizes 2 to 6
Chambray Pauly Dresses, sizes 2 to 6
Crashes and Chambrays. sizes 6 to 14
Boys' Suits, “sizes 2 to 8 ,
BUY AT 77.2111/73451ng AND SAVE MoNEY
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*CsItlhree-Fourths Ask Bonus 4 Not So Brave As It}
C‘Vashingtou Item.) I (Cincinnati Enquirer.)
02 4,293. 000 eligible for tho bonusl Wheuexer 5011 see ' a. silly.
2.972.425 have applied for cash pay- carrying a can you- are. looking'
menu or adjusted compensation. lass. who would be mortified
Olly- 213 have given notice that death if any one ' saw her 17’
0074:0111! rinse all compensation. broom in her hands.
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