'In the last analysis there
’ e the success of any organization. ,
"a sincere desire twmally deliver a service-
asst he the ability to do the task well; _ o
ty will accomplish the end without
. ' . And these two new she a k2§ f
' Company and explain our growl: from .1872 to the
size and volume. 68 years 21 V _ 5 ‘ 42:. , 7
{or square dealing and
better than necessaryw” , ”gt
$553+. stood for the utmost in value and nice.
s1 wenld mean nothing without the 12 c‘iliti‘es and the men
ho go to make up this organizatiou.
THE HATCH & **** BAILEY C0
LUMBER and MILLWORK
Sheetrock—Celotex—Comell Wall m. Mc\ah~s Shingles -
Guaranteed to: so Years. '
l,
But this ‘
292°
ITTED with suction cup or crepe soles: can-
vas or leather uppus that are light-cool and
long-wearing. Leather reinforcement where the
hard wearoomes; flareelayersofleatherbetween'
‘the foot and the rubber outsole prevent any
cm: of “burning” or. “drawing” the feet.
THEY LOOK GOOD AND WEAR GREAT
. Come In and authors:
Prices very reasonable
FEINSOD’S DEPT. STORE
~ “The Store of Perfect Service”
23 ELY AVE. TEL. 1502'
l
.. day.
Special r for "Saturday
$5 t° $10
58 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits
(All shades and styles).
75 Men’s and Young Men’s
Odd Coats, (latest style)
$2 .. $3 ;
Men’s and Young Men’ s Khaki Pants
Pair . . .
$1.00
asacs-onensures-oalonlosaa-
59c.
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./
‘Well known brands) . . . . . . . . . . . .
TIT WILL PAY. YOU TO .SEEUS FIRST
31 49 :
. large boats to pull
;tle up at the East Nofwglk; Y
obt
“Club 8 dock. ‘ '
the J. 8. Packard Companv was at
work dissing out 2. Intro basis: In
.Iront o: the dock.-
'rbls improvement will permlt
when as torrnerly: they were forced
to drop anchor in the river. '
,. The dredacr "of lbs .1. s. Packard
Company 01 Providence. 8: I» has
about completed its worlg In the local
harbor and will leave lo a; row days
to: Providence. . » a
0 ,ar ' '
Fred Schultze. employed or.
market of Oscar
the
cause of Illness.
C C
Gould Heddenberg of Winnléd
street was in New York yesterday at—
tending the tuner-6:! at his father.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fields 0!
Has es avenue are visiting in Buffalo.
3.1. , _ ,
. 3 2 2' 2
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coxgswell of
Cd. O I
Miss \ lrglnle. Green. who llaé been
ill at her home in Gregory Boule-
vnrd ls reported as improving mold-
ll-
. , O Q . K ‘
roller of W'lnllcld street
wnm‘lm; _
n: visitor ln Stamford.
“’38 :1 rec ‘
Frank Hm of Hayes avenue has
' accented a. position with the Home.
stead Pie Company .
Mr. E. “2 Tolles 0! East avenue
“as 9. Usher In Bridgeport yester-
lrene Chontos was a recent visitor
at Rye Beach. N. Y. .
Plans {or the birthday party o: the
“omen 'a Guild of Christ Church
“ere discussed at the meeting helsd
xeslcrdsy at the home or Mrs. 6.8
Kelley ln Seaside place. The azalr
will be held Thursday. May :1. lo the
church parlors. A play “I21 on
Porls Francals." and 2 ml atrel pro.
gram Will be slven. Members are
putting a penny for each your 0!
their use In a. bag. and those will be
III-ought tn at the birthday celebra-
non. Light refreshments will be
son ed. ’
Besides making Plans for the party
y’ealerdays meeung was devoted to
so“ mg.
I U
The Women’s Guild at Christ
Church will hold lts lawn fete aorue
time in July.
0 I 0
Following who Thursday night
prayer service at the East avenue M.
E Church. the annual lacuna and
elecuon or oalcers or the Epworth
League was held.’1‘he results of. the
election follow:
Stanley Carpenter. presldent
Curtis Austln. first Hoe-president.
Mlas Dorothy Austin. second vlce-
president.
Mlsa Ethel Peterson. third vice-
president.
Miss Glendavere Loveloy. fourth
vlcowresldent.
Roxie Mouton. secretary. \
_ Mlllon Slswaon. treasurer.
_ Wilbur. Thorlzvson. .plunlst.
The teachers 01 the beginners'
and primary classes or the East ave-
nue Melnodlst Sunday school plan to
go on an outing tomorrow The trip
wlll be made In Miss Lillian Fermi»
JosehDRVIs
sue Roi-lam sued: . ~»
.South Numb. Donn.
10 Dozen
Neckband Shirts
95¢:W11
Materials consist of madras,
repps and percales- Sizes. .
. 13V2 to 173/2. A Real shirt :7
. "opportunity. ,
Value up to $3.00
Large yachts will now be nbl to‘
’ All day yofiéraay the dredge:- of ‘
uptotbedookW
F. sublime In East.
Venue. la absent {runs the store be-_
a 7 ‘ meeting next Wednesday.
I ' a .‘3- .
Airs; R. B.- B. Foolo or East ave. "
Str-auberry Hill avenue. ore proper--
‘ ing to move to Hartford.
will be than prea'ch‘er. ,
$2....
3 m... in .2... mi Bicycle
" Towards a New 0;.
Bioy'bles Sold 9n Easy
Mrs. Frank- Hall to 6 has
confined to her Home
street for tha out I‘ve weeks by
sees. la able to be out W
2- 2 9,
so to Brldnport Sunday afternoon
to attend services at the Swedlfls
. church triers. "
,5 o o '
The Ladlea' Aid of t
Congregational Churches
Swedish
hold a
one is apendln: the day In is
The choir of the East Avenue M.
E. Church wnr meet tomorrow 2‘2-
» nlnx tor rehearsal. _
word Eds been resolved from
Frank B. Field o: 45 Lincoln avo-
nuc. who is attending the Anny-lean
wnlcu‘ ls now being held ln nae-ml
men and women delesam‘. are new;
lug an instructive, and enjoyable
time.-
Tha degree team of Orlnoco
Councfi. K. or C» of Greenwich.
contend the first degree on a. class
or twelve Candidates 0: the South
Nor-Wk Councll N . 1253. during a
meeting last evening. held at. the K.
or C. hall on \Vasblngton street.
Patrick skldd. manager or meat.
J. Collins Company. Main street. was
treated at the Norwalk'hoapltal 3'21?
terday allarnoon for a severe out on
blur-{slat hand. The‘tondon of one
or ills fingers was completely never.
311. Dr. William J. Truce! attended-
me out. It' was stated that the in:
Jury was received while Skull! {gas
handlln: a More of glass. ”
KlW our
(Continued tron: Page One)
under modern methods. '
John Vlsncy. a youth or twenty.
who lives in .Ridgelleld. described:
what the Faun BureauSorvlce had
done for him. He told how he had
been troll-led in the Judxlnc o! cattle.
selllng animals. Vlsney holds 1132
national junlor judging champlon-
ship or the United States. -
"Because ls was "tarmbr’a dsyi':
members at the singing cholr ap-
peared at, the luncheon. clothed in
oxemlls 13m bl: straw lists. The
singer-s gave 9. special program or
muslc. ,
Rev. Ernest F. MoGrezor extended
an invitation to members or the K!-
wanls Club to attend services at the
Norwalk Congregational Church
Sunday murmur. Dr. A. 1". Board
312 la 93 your:
old. and this wlll be the last nm2.5
accordlng to his own statement. he
wllLdellvor a. sermon. “
Dr. Beard ls one or the outstand.
lag men or Norwallc... 82 la' wldley
known abs-soil. having been in charge;
or s. Perla church toa- ma‘ny years.
He la a graduate of Yale. class of
. 185?.
John Munsle; proprietor of the
Munsle store. south Main stre2t. wt:
in 113% i
A. number or-s‘oun}; people“ or tile '
Swsdlen Congregational Chore!) will .
Falls. to 92 about tho: both the] .
Mr. Skldd. taking several «lucked taxi
declaring the trslnln: had saved hlrn ‘
considerable money In buying and .
.211; star .12 to he heard hire 1!:
concert, may Juno 5.1111522 the
unplees of the Wdtxlnps Board or
£13 Norwfik Hospital Association.
John D; Milne. superlntendent ot
the 622 912311 or the Connectlcut
mutant. 6.1.. , Bristol- returned
some today steer attending the con.
venues or gas superintendents of
the United Co's Increments Asso-
elation 1-fold in Philadelphia. Mr.
Milne says the local gas producln:
plant was held up as a model at the
convention. . .
Federation of Musicians oonventlon. _ ,_ 4
George Herbert 611522.42 New-
town avenue. who - In an au-
tomobile accident when he ran his
car into that or Attorney Jesse 'I‘
Dunbar last Tuesday on Ncutown
menus. was reported as bolus in a
very lowcondlrlon at theNoru-alk
hospital this mornlnx.
3 Yale Students Win
m Ham 682a. ms .122
Edouard \Iasmllllnn Mans. 01 New
for! City. a aenlor at the Shameld
Scl2ntlrlo School. eyes one of three
Yale atudents’to be nwarded'nrlm
yesterday roses-aye on the subject of
highway lrsfilo-ro‘s‘ul'auon. ' The two
other students to win-the Eno Faun.
datlon prlaoa are James Dlxorl 1n.
dent. or Indianapolis.
Bill to Boost Gas
HARTFORD. May lbw-1‘52 82o-
ale yesterday concurred with the
House in passion the nuance oom-
:rasollno {roan one to two Cents a gila
on
vlde about
revenue to the Slate. it in alliance.
construction or Statenlgluraya.“
Auspices of:
screen by the Paramount
Picture company. will be presentod
at the Regent Theater tonight.
Besides the man: feature. a null-
221 program. by an augmented orw‘
madman Meniscus.
H. Moi-choline iwere held thls arts
noon tram the late borne
pastor or the Nor-walk ,
llonal church. onlolat2d' all
went was 1:1 Blverald
The tunorfl servloo'o‘
, Funeral services for. Mrs. Edward , 7.
one show only. :8 ooloek. 3--
0 f son Alkali, (mailman: Bakery, Mo;
‘ mo rtfibm
‘ New York. Buying or tho Rolls ’
moor; la to be held at the 7
1.!th we P0121- Connolly. And his“
, WILL PARTY—Who picked on has.
senior. 01' Cleveland. Jana Williams
, Channel! Downlnx 3r... graduate stun}
Tax Passes Senate
rfr‘nlttees bill raising the state tax on? ; ‘
who Mil. which seem». fibula-4
bull ls expected to sign. will“ fire. '
$1,000,000 addlflon’a!‘
The money will be expended for tho‘ I
‘Old Homestead uglier ’
.Wg;m for tn 7 .'
cm. nuveral specialties; mane.
L Corporation. , MY
neurones an'd' “mam
new 19 ‘lxh levels, the
filial: as 3 pain .
supported at 5115 [lift 41
9.2. mobile game
in aorta—in. eastern clubs.» lucked s
W?” W
“locusts in Character. Faves Quietly?
Willing *0 A» new high while Looka-
sauna 25:6 2. point fiberglass Immi‘s
nose below the and 0 this on: hair
hour. Baldness Was W11?
in U. 8. Realty in Miles: reflection
of sflcujotlve dlaspp'olntsnené oven
the recent 10 per cent stock aisle
dam}. w
Rev. Cbarlea Marisa. of West are»
, nae. Caplaln Anson F. Keoler.‘ 01*
Fall-field avenue. 'nnd DWI-ones
Woodbrldze. 21 France street. let!
Bridgeport thla morning to attend
the convention of the Shriner, at
Montreal. Canada.
The local men are an members 01
the Pyramid .Temple of Bridgeport.
Captaln Keeler la a Mouton-lb: on
the patrol drlll team 02 the Bruise.
port Temple and will take part in
the large parade which will he held
in she Canadian City. ,
Give Card Party
At Kimberly Home
Mrs. Oliver Kimberly of Ohio ave-
nue. entertained at cards at her
home last evenlna. Tiler-2 were use
cables. with prlaes for each table.
> Th2 prize winners .lncludsd:
Mrs. Leo Dania. Mrs. miss: Van
Alatyne. Mrs. Stewart Bur-loot: and
Mrs. Frederick J. Morrison.
vla. Dr. Frederick J. Morrison and
Mr. Gibson. .
.- on West Ave. trolley- About 5.3:!
not fight a!”
money. Mr! beads and bracelet
return go Sentmel once and r2-
celve reward. ‘ =
2
’ 4
P120 ,
Railway and. Power being” bidsup to.»
y salsa V
Mr. Stewart Kurlbult. Mr. Leo Om
THEY’RE EXCLUSIVE:
ms DISTINCTmy
HERE THEY ARE, NEW SHAPES 1.
WEAVES, ALL MEASURING UP To .,
HIGHEST STANDARDS OF QUALm
DOWN TO YOUR LOWEST EXPECT-km}
QIN'PRI’CE.’
$2.00 to $5.00
$6.00 ‘° $10.00
Rogers 69’ Steve
TWO STORES
NORWALK _ so. NORW
mommmmsnow.
‘ ' 3 DA!"
ECONOMY SALE
A 12" of our apeclna this sr'aelr‘c:
Semi-Minn Cups Cad
Saucers .....-...... tifgo pair
5 ’Quax‘t Aluminum Water .
Kettle . . . . . . . '5 3... $1.00
Imported Grass Rugs.
also 18:36 .............. flc‘
‘1'”
So. Norwalk Mill Outlet
Under the auspices or ill Norfolk ,
'Erle, No. 588 Fraternal. 01*er or i i
Eagles. Demon Tnmfiona fifths
Old ficnlestend?’ as Alluvial. tor the» , , ~
”Chen, is also to be given; mono? will ;
9 WICKER CHAIRS
Luxury Service To and From New lux
Regular Daily Schedule
STARTING MAY 16
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