i , South Nornalk, “as om.
Frank Heller (inset) and a view of
f'Ills plane (nor the Central Alps.
BERLIN. May l‘.‘.—,\1§ru exports
are marveling 0601' the rcmarkublc
achievement of 11: Gormali m‘intor
:‘Which passvd almost unnoticed ritlrw
n: the r-xcitcmont over the clot-lion
bf Von Illndonbnrg.
Franz Heller, in a. Dornicr mytal
spot in his flight. lie 11:11:; more than
plane crossed the Central Alps for
'the first time in a record journey
from Berlin to )luiland.‘ At one
100 miles 10111 11 possible landing
field.
111' madc- the trip in svfi'cn and
“one-hall: hours.
R. H. Golden, Once Member of 'Local
School Board, Talks of Miss Lamont
12.}! Golda). formrr Muor ot§Better Dialling Week
(rial members of tho Po 1rd of Edu-
cation nhich (11:11ng )li;_:5;(}lmilottc
Lamont lo: :1] 11:11 1111 \\ ho has ackcd
to be rem-.911
“Miss Lamont has 11cm) :1 wondcr-
to! asset to the mine: itolnnl f1cilitics
of the City." said Mr. Golden in
speaking of Miss Lamont tliis?m01'11V.‘
$ch ’
1113‘. "I rcmcmimr w:-ll 11 11011
came from Cortland N. Y’s. in IRS“
and we engngml 1191. The To 1rd con-
sisted. at that time or Abaitha
Blanchard. Mutihmv Corbett. and
myself. and 1 am the only one 01' the
of the orig-1
three living today."
1
To Start Here June 1
June 1.1.11 7 has been designated
.13 "llot‘u-r Mailing \Vcek’: 11b)" the
l'nitcd States Post Office Dcinlrtmcnt
'11111 a national campaign will he
conduntc'llto roilucc tho losses due
to incorrect and 1-;1r11t1155 addressing
of letters and parcels.
It is 0311111111 d by the, authorities
Hi: it: 8500 is 3111111 only (l; 13' in a. sin-
-;:lc city because of 1111511155 in ad-
dressing
“Nixies” is the name. given to
thosc letters without the proper ad-
(iross or return address.
New York Markets
143 Washington St.
So. N orWalk
- Telephone 3213
55 Main St.
N orwalk
Telephone 2828
SPECIALS
, BREAD & BUTTER POT ROAST '
SPERRY 8:. BARNES SUGAR CURED
2.2c lb.
. 31c lb.
BEST MILK
Shoulder Veal
in Veal Chops .-
,. , b Roast (boned and rolled) . . . . . . 30c lb.
V_,_.oulder Pot Roast . .
Round Steak ..... . .
bin and Porterhouse Steak . .. . . 34c. lb. ,
'7 ‘ guider Steak.
16clb.
RumpVeal........................22clb
RibVealChops 28clb.
FED VEAL
.......32clb.
.00..-
....... ......16clb.
...... .......30clb.
......18clb.
ENUINE SPRING
. LAMB
:of Spring Lamb 36c
colder Lamb 24c
£ib Lamb Chops . . .2 35c
in Lamb Chops V'. . 48c
w Lamb '. . 4279:: .’ .159
FRESH. PORK
CUTS
Small Loins Pork
. 25c
Fresh Shoulder . . . ‘.’ 20c",
Fresh-cut Pork Chops 25c " ‘2
H. M. Sausage 25c 7
Link Sausage . .1. .
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C o u nt y? Teachers .
League ~— A. B: Mer-;
edith Will Be: There
The annual meeting at the Fair-
ficld County Toachers' association
will be held in the Bridgeport high '7
. school, Saturday; May 23.
Program
dates have caused the meeting to
be scheduled earlier in the month:
this year than usual. Dr. 'A. B.
Meredith. state commissioner of
education. will be the principal
speaker. He will have a. worthwhile
mecca o to deiixer
In t 13 high school aoctlon.l?‘1ank-
lln E Pierce. stato- supervisor of
secondary education. ‘ will ‘
“nigh School PlHoblcms” : Mr.
Plexco is new in Connecticut but is
fast demonstrating his ability to
give practical. constructive sugges-
tions based on his progressive
periencci Teachers and principals
attending this section sh’ould take
their problems with them for dis-
cussion. . _
The seventh andoighth grade sec-
tion will deal With the all-important
current: topic. “Pupil Activity."
Jasper. 'i‘ Palmer. grincipn! ot’ pub. 'L .
in school. P. 0. ll Mount Vernon.
\' 11.11411 discuss Pupil Acnxm'"
and its values as opcinthc in his
junior high sclmol. Mr. Palmer's
school is widely known for its. ac—
complishments along this line.
The foni‘tli'. 111111 and sixth grade
sections will have Zeno: E. Scott.
superintendent of schools at. Spring-
field. ltlass.. :18 the speaker. Mr.
Scott’s mastery of supervision is well
known. Helping teachers with their
difficulties is his fixed habit. Tho
kindergarten and primary section
will consider “Enriching the Curri—
culum through Art and industrial
Arts." led by Joseph \Vlsciticr. state
supervisor of art education. .' Mr.
\‘Viscltier's discussion will be made
ollcctivc by an cxhibltion of sam-
ples of yvo‘rk done in
schools.
Printed programs and
ship cci'iiilcatos will be soul out
soon. Since tho membership {on is
small. nil-l-‘airfieltl county teachers
are urged to do their "profésslonnl
hit." in making the annual meeting
possible, even though unable to at.-
tcnd. V -
Members 01' the (Executive com-
mittee are P. “1 Knight, Sooth-
port; Mrs. llnrrict L. Darrow, \Vcst-
wort: 1‘33“}: \V. Mayo. Shelton: and
C'P‘CgThompson. president. Strat-
lord.
lip-to-Datc Ilcnry.
A tcachcr had been explaining to
her class the characteristics of the
rhinoceros family.
“Now name come things.”
“that ll‘tn‘e horns?”
“Motor :cnrsf" promptly answered
little Henry.
she said
discuss . 1‘ 7
ex- '1,
various .
member- .
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. . Form or ‘10 lm'
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mooning all other:
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2. Complete. pctt‘cct.
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. New England State (abbtfi.
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10. Partial extension or: onc'
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c.
42)::‘01711-111
tho" first
thing
buttons, sewmg
_ free.
Beginning tomorrow, a fifth of the gross sales will
be given away ire’e. 20c in merchandise free with a
4 purchase of one dollar;$l in merchandise free
with a live dollar purchase; $2 in merchandise free
1 with a ten dollar purchase. Or, 3 yds. of material
will be charged to you as ‘or 2 1-2 yds.; 6 as for 5
yds.; 12 as for 10 yds. and so on.
The same holds good with notions, trimmings,
v you buy, one 5111.: same item will will be given you
s1lk, cotton, etc. Every five items
This is a genuine, bonafide offer. We welcome
.m‘vvmm
i ' at 55? East 53rd street. New York.
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BRIDGEPORT. ,luay ‘152—4131136
Ella in Superior court. yesterday
heard the divirce action brought by
\Valter Gordon Fisher of Dorian,
Conn" against Adah Tr!pp Fisher.
and reserved decision. Considerable 2-
mystery attended the trial. The mat-
ter was not on the court's printed
assignment list and. allhouzh papers
were given Judge Ella, the tori-11a!
charge was not stated in open court. 1 -. 2
Fisher testified that he married:
Adah Tripp, November 80. 1921 in
City Hall, New York. On December
1. 1931. he said. they were remarried
at the Fifth at‘énue Baptist church.
According to his testimony. they 111:— '
ed for only :1. short time in one room
From the sixth week to the endq
fifih month put your chickson
markable, growth- -promoting feed
will arrive at maturity in strong,
. feathered, fine condition, and
; handsome profit.
Inn;
She left him to return home, bfing ‘1:
said. on December 15.
Theréatter. he said she told him
she was "quite through" with him.
He said he often caught fleeting
glimpse of her in Greenwich
where she resided. Ho said he at-
tempted a reconciliation on one oc-
tasion but she flatly refused
christaln Alnistead of New York.
he
‘Let us help improve your
flock with Ful-O-Pep—
mmeroi’rsomm
IRS-lob
“DEALERS EVER) 11 HERE
xx 110' witneksed the civil marl-logo _
services. was a witness. Guy E. Tripp "
or Greenwich. the defendant's rath-
cr. tool: 1ho.sland and statedihat
the case needed no comment."
Mrs. Fisher “as represented in
court by Attorney Arthur E. Marsh:
1161‘ husband by Judge Jonathan
Grout. " c ,
Does It Count W 1th Yo
Courtesy—that’ what We refer to. It 11162111511 111161113}:
dealt with courtéously. A customer will not care to 1'1: . .
when heis answered, by an irritable and cranky 111911:
Our Aemployes treat you right. That is why we 9111,13.
them. »
They are your friends.
Visit them.
Puritan Hams 34c lb. Smoked Shoulders ........ 181 1
Sliced Bacon 45c lb. Pure Lard, 4-lb. pail .............. 1
Pillsbury’s, Jones’ or Gold Medal Flour
Cloverdale Flour, 0111mm patent Flour . .......... $1." 291:-
Fine3Cinanulated Sugar, 15 lbs. for $1. 00. Campbell 5 Boy 1.
or
Fancy New Potatoes, 4 lbs. 25c. Green Peas or Beans 2 1115.":-
Fancy Strawberries qt. 25c. Pineapples, 2 for ............ 9'
Nat??? Rhubarb, V4 bolts. 25c. Green Onions or Radishes.
' or .............
.7 Native Spinach 25c pk. New Onions, 3 lbs. ..............
'Iceberg Lettuce or Celery, 2 for 25c. Table Apples. 6 for.
California Oranges 40c doz. Seedless Grapefruit 4 for
' Pink Salmon, 2 for 25c. Van Camp’s Tomato Soup. 4 for
New Pack Tomatoes, 6 cans 75c. Golden Bantam Corn 3 for 1
Linit, 3 for 25¢. Pea Beams, 3 lbs. 25c. Flake... ‘7 for ......211
Clover-dale Evaporated Milk, 12 cans $1. Clover Milk. 1 cansSl
, New Pack Shrimp, 3 cans 59c. New Pack Maine Clams 3 ms. 59:
Japanese Crab Moat 39c can. McGowan’ 5 Salmon 1- 12-11). 0211128:
‘ Kellogg’ 8 Corn Flakes or Post Toasties 9c pkg. Shredded
Wheat 12c 11kt
Sunsweet Prunes,- 2-lb. pkg. 32c. Duryea’ 8 Corn Starch. 2 for;
C Kellogg’s Pep or Force, 2 for 25 c. Blue Rose Rice, 3 lbs. ..
'Apple Sauce, 3: Calls 50c. Pure Raspberry or VStrawbcrrngf:
at “3
Coaster Wagons $4. 95. Scooters $2. 98. Roller Skates ..... :19
30a D lM ,
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”~2Peas,2Corn,21mnaBea.ns,GCans#_”L
"'7 ' .WEIChfs Grape Juice 35c. Rose’ 8 Lime Juice 751:. C loverdalc
GrapeJuice.................................. .59“:
Golden Tree: Fruit Syrup for Making Cool Drinks. Lemgts'
' Lime, Orange of Fruit Punch in Glass Jugs J
V’R‘or; hm h“2’""‘2.1b.;carton 45c. Butterflake Biscuit 21c
VIG'IIQ’iI’III0,¢OCOOI.0050‘U/7
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