;
i“.
WW“. men 4, 192a. '
v
Ice 13
to Skate on, '
but let: household use you een
make it youreel! in handy cube
m EVENING sump—sour}! NORWALK, court.
W lee. Thi- ie tekeu an erect or the
l: fact that. irreterdleee or murkt-t
MW! :: fluctuatione. the country's prosperity
I
Here About
Somebody
You Know
City Brief:
-—-
-————-—
him-ea
l’
l
I TONIGHT'S EVE "1‘5.
Rtulto~”.lounna."
form, with Palace—”When Love Grows
Cold."
9 Regent-write Only Thing."
I 5mm: announion . . e
-—an a hundred from aunties .
that will make a playmund of ' coatun EVENIb
your mmm' And you don't ”'3“ March b.—-Executi\'e Mir-ling.
think of Frlalde It ukee
of tree]! as well anon: neede. are
The Norwalks’ Electric Co.
20 No. Main St. 80. Nor-went
Phone 2078
Council Nor. Girl Scouts at (i. W.
club on Main street.
March 5.—Quartette to sing
Eureka Rebekah meet tonight.
March 5.~liingo Party—Daugh-
terl 0t Moltanna.
‘Mnrch 9.-—-Scout daughters and
Mothers Supper ut Elks Club.
March 9.-Court lv‘rnnceu llnnce.
March 9.—~l\iolhore nnd Dough-
tere Supper. Allsplcell or Girl Scout
Association at Bikes Home.
March 10.——-Gttrrlen club to meet
at home of hire. Calvin Barton.
March 1R.~l<‘nirrield County Ito-
publirnn “IOIIH'HIh Luncheon an,
Pickwick Arms. Grocnwivh.
March 17.n-Mnntltly .‘iieet of Mo-
thern' club, Nun-walk Congregation.
ul church.
Phone 1123 D M???“ l'i-fwlé; “W35"
. .oollwyper t LIILI‘.‘ Jim... ll
18 Mam St.. Norwalk, Conn. m...”
.112 Illain Street, l March 1‘7.——-\‘l'mntnm Hr. Patrick‘s
New Canaan, Conn. litany at not new lioll Mating
‘rtwt. . 1
March lint“. l‘utrmli‘s Party“
Star of tjolnmlui.
at.
PURINA CHOWS
A feed tor every variety of
animal on the farm.
Also a, full line oi? Shells, Grit,
Charcoal and Poultry Sup-
plies.
Clapboard IHiil Feed (30.,
1‘3 rty.
Unngh- .
March it? w t mot tot. u. \rlsi‘ motion
or lJni-cersitrr Women (men meet fill»
$2: . home at Mrs. George Knapp its;
East .‘u enue.
Maroii 22.——.\iw‘tlni; or Mildred
Alter l"r01‘«:*ssionnl Jlunrin): L'Ltss.
FERN” II I". l‘
March Blinwfipm IIillit‘itl tllrir~
and Wmnen's ("luh Motion i‘it-ivirtxl
STERLING "Empty Hands" in in». shown l
FURNITURE COMPANY bun and Thin I'Irtl' 'l’mudrrun. I‘
Sun Rises ........... .. ”:23 ,i. .‘\i.I
Sun Sole. ............ , 13:17 1‘. '\l.i
High Tide 2:14 .1. .\l.i
iii—tits No. Main St Low Tide ......... no. p, All
So. Namath ............ i
Attorney Eduard .l. Quinton. llli
Bottswood Filt‘llilt“. “as a \isitor mi
Darlbury yesterday. l
e u e I
l
wl'lousehoid Com. ----- Wart-1:: e (33ml
t iii I I i
Sperry 455 Barnes
Hamstacons i i
STRICTLY rntasn
:
l
, 1
Native Eggs . i;
i
I ed to her home on Marion monumi
'Enst; Norwulk. illIlPl‘ liltilIi'Illig svtw‘
,erai days with 1‘12l:lii\‘r~1 in '1":qu
.‘x‘. T. I.
it a o I.
“Radius and Victrolnu suit! onf
MODERB} MARKET may terms Donnelly.-Adv. .
3
Miss Helm Kv-tzingrw. (HI at lanai
xii-w ctronlie, .‘(E'iilg H“ r lll‘; rntliol
v a l
i‘. i:'.’. i-‘ulrtmiid, Prop.
r TH MAIN ST. yesterday afternoon. “'0!“ Mutton
1‘) NOR \Vln'Al". Many at Miss I\I!“i?’.ii!§;t r'sl
friends tuned in at. 4:34» i." \I. midi
underwear
at; bargain prices
Henry Sumo. of ‘lw’stnn‘ street}
has tnitr-n u putl'ltii‘l in: tin: ilnnimi» l
. bile albino}, Stamford. .\lr i‘IYliIii] l
MME JEANNE'ITF \iiii Tl'itlltv‘, I'lr‘l ”fruity. H1 H1, LOCK E
’ City. i
5‘3 30. Milli] .StI' 80- Norwalk ~131tumimms Household ‘..I-J;.- ‘I
Harris .5“: Guns—Adv. i
new i
I.“ '
Aime .‘t
.‘Ul‘mzu’q‘uiit‘h tit" it’ui‘mrvtruui
is Elpt'llul. :i‘u- worth iii \i'nH-riinryi
' Ell rel, 1 .
Eilb IJIN ERY ‘1 ing,,,111\.~s.. . :I
- STAR LAUNDRY DOES I
ile'I‘l‘lSll SORT Oil“ WORK
.- ilere is a point relative to lnunsiry
lwork that haueewimn in this: violn~
lily will be interested in hearing
:abeut. Ali {tunnels and blankets
‘washnd at this laundry are mashed
in cold water—mo shrinking is the
result. livery feature of laundry
work is given the (‘EOSCSC attention
-. Recently a new washer was
' to this nonuern's equipment»
the addition of which makes it pos~
sible to do more and better "wet
washes" than heretoi’oi'c. The de-
tivery system here covers ail-“sec-
tions of Nor-walk and \lt'lllll_\‘. 11
L. GOLDEN
C‘hari- s Farm-1m of tho (it"onnori
Taxi Co. has been discharged from
the Stamford hospital and is new at
i his home. Winfield street.
1 U C .
, i
v i i
l
i
it. A.
I’OLHEMUS
61 North Main Street
Phone 314-5, So. Norwaik
WOMEN‘S READY TO “UK
. ~Wbatever your problems in .
heating and plumbing work. the new
building. the renovation. or jabbing
work Nelson M. White's experts can
gdo the name in a satisfactory man- ,
:ner. Nelson M. White heating and
plumbing contractor. 58 North Main ‘
trap—Adv. 1“ i
WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH N ORWALK
. . . i
II’loyd Angeline. Jz'.. of 1m Flux,
Hill road. Keir. this, morning i‘ori
Chiffon Hose
Full lesliioued and pure silk
" two. ill the stylish
': too i
Hanover. N. 1-1.. where he will spend
a few days with Everett 8. Bulkley. ;
of Southport, “he is. n student at;
Dartmouth dollogv". there. i
Willi“: eI‘iadés. - . . ;
I ” -~'"HL current: rump; ‘
$1.; 'v 0‘ Ceruiii. Prop" SEYS: "Don't I
ithrow away or give away your gar- .
gmenu that. need repairing. Bring:
N. E‘ Ryan CD then: here and here an estimateé
W
,gtven for placing the same in prop-i
er shape. In surprising how many I
stalks do this and are satisfied."‘
Elizabeth street cums-r from South .
Main s:reet.~Adx-. l
.6
5“
as; u
A special Lenten s-‘rtiw mil he;
C A L L ‘ hale" at the South Nora all; Congrefi
:gationai church this evening at?
i ?:45 o'clock. This service will bei
especially {or men, although worn-5
to are cordially invited to attendi
’ ‘ I Her. Frederick 1!. Jacobs. pastor oi’
108 SO' 513‘“ £3“ . the church, will lead the discussion;
Telephone 1446 ‘03. "Prayer. mm is m r. n;
. _ lWarth While?" 1
For House Painting and f ' ° ‘ i
‘ Despite the. sharp drop in the;
Decorating
NOW is”. THE TIME
stock marine: following the I. C. C’s?
. disapprewtl of lib" “Nickel Plate";
.mc—tger. a tired of orders. it is re~
gportod. are reaching Norwaik {actor-
vielting Mr. and Mrs. Samnolishu-
Mrs. Matthew Burke has i‘etnrn- .
lu eound and enduring. .
O 0 0
-An Oldemobiio dance under the
auspices of Walter nuymond und
Conneiiy’e orchestra will be held ut
the South Not-walk Bout club It‘rl-
day. March 5th. Music will be tur-
niuhcd by a seven piece orchestra.
Adm. title.
0 I 0 I
:One of the first of the local
yachts-men to put. his (trul‘t. over-
board this season will lm Charles ll.
Harrie ot’ Ledcewood Farm. ilia
yacht. “The Charla." in now being
overhauled and will be launched
about March 20.
C 0 1.
Hurry Hoffman, Boston nitornoy,
who successfully defended the Li-
thuunlun editor Bimbo in the blue-
phemy trial just ended. which ut-
tructed nation-wide attention. is
their l7 Garner
man at home.
street.
a e 0
Oscar F. Schultz», prominent
county mnrketmun. is confined to
his home in Westport avenue by lil-
11838.
O O I
There will he an important meet-
ing oi the Norwnlk Chapter at 139..
Molay this evening in the Washing-
ton street Masonic Temple. The
first degree will be worked on it
Class of six rigididutos.
I II a
Harry K. Howard or line! menuo.
one (i. Visitor in Bridgeport, yester—
t'ltiy. .
There will he livensong in Trinity
tlllll't'li this nttoriwm at 4 n 't‘lnt'tz.
Death; and Funerals
JIoliu \\t:bln.‘l‘
The tnmxrdi of John
t.,II\li war Veteran, toolt place you—
tortizly lliIl"l'llUHli 11L 29M from thr
lutr: homo», lll'u‘ Mull? wrest. it”.
Llo\\'iti, ’1‘. ‘mn ilol‘rn. pattor of lhr
nvw Paige. and its bliOWlm; by «it ni-
I Q
Paige-Jewell outwit d era throughout the country. brought
or Eu flood or orders. with.tho I't‘bUIl
Double$1925 Rec ithrtt at least 5.000 Pnigee will he
ii‘uroducod in March, thinking a mini
March lu—"lut‘ thou cure in the first forty (turn
after the I'uiue was put on the. mar-
huh
‘I The Pulse-Detroit Conmauy's
r”“"“"‘l“Y" volley has given it me
.mnmtlty-productlon models inettml
in nation of. both models in the
:htiII'e twelve months oi 1925. I“ ono. Th” NOW'D” Jewm, l”-
The new Pnlgr line announrulinImmwd Doceiyllor 2. is running
I I I, l a 'z 1
Prhrnnri' 20. is starting out to mekn an"; if ",1: ’0“: (iIiIIiIIIIiIiII.IIIII.I,.IIII.II
a production record. having already u R“ ‘ xc ° “3 “ l" 1““
rc-tched qtrmtlty figures The new ' III'” "I the “‘"llli‘l' Paige mnl Jt‘lU‘ll
cars “ore exhibited iii. the lending . I m" 'lm‘d
automobile shows, and the udvum-ol
orders rennin-d were for in museum
DFJ’lTi‘tOIT, IlllClln
The Paige-Detroit Motor Cur Conn,
puny will produce 45.024 cure in tin-
ilrst nix months of 1926. comprishnl
250,934 Jewetiu end 24.090 Pairwi-
’i‘lio total in 5,910 more than the
W.wu - -.— M
\ party of 300 American million—
i
\\I(‘IUIN l‘.
of pt‘t’mtnt pom-tilde prminrtiuns. It
“no pouml‘vlu
{mine rare in hurl-runny, yet this is
un It’lt'l‘t‘u!" of {ion pvr ornt owr 1h»
Ml
First ilaptlst church Offlt'itliild. l: »
ll mutant with in
(’i’lfli‘tt‘l. 'iIilt‘i
ltll'l:“iV utlt'nvirni
minty It‘.'.I_|!‘IlltlI
ilh u} lIt‘ 'll"!l'il."i"v r3" Ullr lil‘lllil‘lIw
tong.
W o r ~.-.
i ll fl rc-
t‘Jl‘l liltffs
illitl
firm “1‘5
V t“ 1.}.
“illimn l.'.. l-Inuitxh
‘l‘lit; iIllli‘l‘di Iii William l’. .
iisl‘, month: if t'ixll \Vnr \‘v'ivrztti, : .
Fillii Hm .
nuwninr:
’t. turmt 2‘ I‘m:
£3 3,,
More :.'t-.'iter(i.iv
1mm Lin; lilo}. linmr tor Smith->1: 1:.
«how! li‘i Norotv‘ii. lizhrn‘n‘i’i was;
ill 55mm; tii'm. t‘l'ttl'*t'l}.
.‘Inl‘lllll {Iillllt‘ry
‘i ll‘. fumrol of Miss: M'lllilfi "hin-
', \‘Ii’J {diet-"WI inn-tiny
toning. will take plum Hnlm‘tlny
:‘iitr'rnoun at 2 p. m. from tho inn-
v-i'nl pui'lore ot‘ l), \V. Raymond in
.i i‘. :l‘J
t’
Wm“. “Ilihilill‘zll'llt strrwt. lit-x,
{\I‘dl'i'i‘. l'. ll'l‘dll‘v'll’rllli. i‘IiMlHi til
the: First. Mull ril‘t l'lmrrh uill t'!I‘
fir'inta. interment “ill b“ in "int"
wail; t"‘!’ll(‘lt‘l‘y._ .
'ilnry \nn Kelley ,
‘liiw lIllllvl'iiI ul’ Mrs. llur)‘ .\ll'l
Krill-3, mll in' tomorrow morning
fyo‘n up; hijn‘ti‘ 1.; (trend street,
heard the; popular 10...] ;;a;.mm.'uitiz seniors in Snip: Mary‘s church.
singer. lintornivnt will ht" in Saint Mary’s:
'3 s 1' Irv-rm‘tni'y. Mrs. liollri‘. pilesmi It~
CLEARANCE SALE ~Tho cleaning, dyeing and pros-inn 'l‘tlvisilny owning.
Ising of go rments is: given the closest l W*
~--Qf-—- luttontion at The 'i‘trin City Vulet’ii Arthur A. itomi
- . , ., , , Eetahllshnwut. Wort.- Calii‘w] my and: .\i‘ll.lir 1.. hand. or .743» Imus-1
HOSlery, gIOVCh, (OFSCI-S, delivered. 6? tin. Main (St. Pizontii-lrv'et. firrriri‘onl. pnw’ll zlww rat
brassmres and ”linear. , his homo 'l‘nosvim: mowing. llmidmsx
‘ ‘ " ‘ .lne willow, he i" survivor! hr
VIIil,l§ZIllt“t' :iml it win. hunt-ml sor-
\Iii' -\t- Fl: hold t'rom ill» I'm. homo,
this: slitrrntnm m, 2 in.
l"‘l‘il‘.l'"l"li. use in mi \ivu‘ w‘oinrtri‘y,
liridgtmnrt. The l'fi'till)' is iwllv
itnuun locally. .
: 31' (,‘(y invit.
.‘lO'l‘llliltn—T‘Alili \‘n CHANCES
0V (“ROI 1'
Not-‘1' run. it. Cronpy child to i-mi
without having l-‘t'jiLlCYS MONEY
AND TM: rioht handy. it checks
the sudden and lt‘rrit‘yim: onsr't. oi
‘crunp. l‘i.‘III‘,’\‘C’.‘3 tin. stizlngling. rhok-
mg condition. wisps iiiiliculiil’i‘lm.:ltl)~
int: and allows ponoot‘ul Flu-p. A
friend \‘ir‘ltt‘S' "1 1mm lone, usmi
FOLI‘IIY’F ”CW-'11? AND TAR t‘or
cronp. l‘irst, I turn it to all my
(lliiltlIl‘t‘ll, and now t9 my gram}.
children, with tho Home good re-
sults." Reliable also {or bronchial
and "tin". coughs. tir‘klinlr
:md trnui‘iiomnm nirhi courier.
Stillsomi’mroli Corp.
NEW SPRING
MODELS ,
in Corsets, Girdles, Corselet.
tes. Step-ins. Bressieres
and Bandeaux
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street
Storage—Storage
You can now avail yourself of
the finest storage facilities in
the State for any amount of
space you may require.
Our warehouse is a. b-story
brick building. located at 5
Haviland e t r e e t, equipped
with the latest sprinkler sys»
tem, giving you the low inrur.
ence rate of 50¢ per hundred
dollars on contents.
Daily Motor Haulage
Service to New York
Tel. Harwell: 294—10923
N. Y. Phone. Chelsea. 8059.
203 W. 20th St.
HERSHFIELD MOTOR
TRANSPORTATION I
COMPANY
80. NORWALK. 00M.
1
lliirrsivic rrvrnetr-l) 3
"i "V!"
.l'nlihi‘wiiv_ 3
Watt-2m Smith, John liraln'.‘
‘r: 1..., Strict, and minim-ti Arno-:2.
throat.
H._._._..._~w_~—_..
output of till: "([1110 month lost your. 1 mnenlting tho
The general announcement or the . show,
1149 Main ST.
MARCH SALE
Intro» is to visit. ltlnrtlnntl this your.
to imiid only 3.“'I"'-i\\v umlorstnnil ”10“"! in a. ntrh-t un~
.
vlw'sinndlilg among them that no~
\\ itimui
l'neeinu
Klrmly in to buy the plum
rosin—Tim
Mendell To «Represent
PAGE SEVEN
ill Alli-m». «h: building for whirh tilt“ Tliplmimtt- «any.» M Grimm, mm
WWI“ "ll" lmi by tho (‘ilrti' Cit! I‘nnnrl- t'tllifillillli n
thr ll‘ivl'l ruinliiom exiun
Yale At Athens Event ‘Iliirm. is the pill or Dr. .iunnlmu Gril- collwtiun or iii. rniurn on arm...“ at
Ni-2\\' ll.\\l‘3N, Conn” Mnrch nrl.’““l
t‘latrt‘noe \\‘. Murillo”, Mi, 1).. Dun-
hom II'l‘lllIilhktll or ill" Llilln Lnnlznnw
nml IJIII‘rrlllllIt' mni Ill‘ltll‘Nl‘l‘I of:
TM" t‘ollv‘vnt. \iill roprosoni Yale)
l'nii'ort-ity Hi In morning of the;
linnnndius l. i ll r n r t in Atht‘nml
Grrroo. on April 2.1. i'rotmsor Mon-E
doll will suit «m-ly in April nut] is'
t‘an‘vlt‘il tn l't-lui‘n in Mn). li-‘v in at
l‘ll't‘hi'lll rm th Il’uoilii- (foam :iiitii‘t‘ks~
Int: Yale Alumni Assoriutlnm llllli!
"whim: u study oi' wim-ulinnnl mm ‘
”1le of uniwrsitlom privuto Ni‘Iltit)IS,g
nthl [while animal Hl’Hit'lllh. m‘l'jlng
rutorv to “winning lllt' “Illl't‘ of;
Iltlnil Hf \Ilill i‘nllo-m in Rrvplr-mlwvvi
liltl itimror)’ inrlmii-u ‘JH “intuition-z
l
at twinniinm throughout lllv' South
ulnl “rel.
'l‘ho (loniimlins l.iln-;..-y in nin'
Amorit‘nn School of l'Izlsslt'lll Mllllit‘fi!
Htldltlt. H. distinguished member of it “hold
coon FEET lS EVERYTHING T
To have good feel to do everything you wish is
everyone’s great desire. '
Arch fi’rosorvm' Shoes lot you do the unbelievable
thingswriuntiinu, walking. in tho homo. tho social
life and the IiLlSIllt'sS World. Now showing; smart
styles for men and women.
MILTON ELWOOD .
_ 'l‘ni: ARCH i"i‘.i:.~i:ii\i.r: stoma
122 Washington St. South Norwaik
0f Better Made ‘
Home Furnishings 1- “i
.. m .. n .v............ —a——-—¢
Corner Elm St.
is NOW 1N FULL“ SWING!
Don’t Get Excited!
i l15io 40 $5.11 Off
"I " I11: l
. I. .‘M’t Ill .
inextryiplr
“.4...- .- .ezrffinrl'.m
. W,“‘
. ~1+
ON NEARLY EVERYTHING ,
1N THE STORE. .
'nw \
. v.‘ .
.‘ .
v',‘ ”I? e,
iqfi'rlv ‘ ’e.‘e'jcf
Vwiflt"
will lb,
MM» l: i
as _ I...
... ,..MVE~
«ft V 7~ ..
e .r .
M. 3mg;
'IIIiilrliiW'IW a ‘ ' I
. ....:I.--‘ ' I I"
t "' ' I
There’s Nothing Sensational
About This Sale.
I” Just Come And Look, Take Your Time, Maire Careiui Compari-
sons Wiih The Best Other Siores;Then Purchase Where You Please.
We Honestly Believe You’ll buy Here. You’ll Appreciate Our Easy.
Payment Terms To».
Per
Cent
Applies on our entire magnificent new stock of Furni-i
ture of every description; Springs, Mattresses, roomf”
Draperies, Lace Curtains, Scrims, Nets, Upholstery
Fabrics, Couch Covers. A beautiful new stock of Rugs
including the finest Wiltons, Royal Bengals, Velvets.
IAxminsters, Tapestry - Brussels. Congoleum Rugs.
Armstrong Felt Base Rugs. Armstrongs and N'airn Lin.
oiéum, Congoleum, Lamps, Mirrors, Pictures, Cedar
Chests, Phonographs, Radio Cabinets and Tables. Baby
aw ST. com M
Norwalk Chronicler