"tion Dinner At'
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Haven Monday
- in will be given on Monday
. at 7 o‘clock. at ths.Quinni.
on. New Haven. by the direc-
the Colonial Air Transport.
_..'°i' more than 150 business
‘2'!!! the state. for the purpose
‘ - esing the future or air trans-
‘tion in Connecticut.
member at the board at direetors.
will sddress the meeting. His sub.
Ject will be “The aonneotlout Yan-
kee. Menuiseturers By Necessity."
rm: EVENING SEWIPSOUTH NORWALK, cons.
BLOCK ISIANO -
The steamer ills! Archer has reinsed
to carry it because her liquor bond
had expired and had not been re.
newed. A aehermur’or other vessel
cannot carry it over because a trans-
Captaiu L. L. Odell. transportation
executive of Ford. Bacon and Davis.
oi‘ New York. will tell: on “The So-
lution oi Air Transportation Probv
lcrne." Meier Talbot 0. Freeman. I
member or the board and state avia-
tion commissioner. will speak on
"Aviation As a Practical Means of
, ernor Trumbull. who is a Transportation."
NEW HAVEN numosron'r WATERBURY
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just like the shutter
on a radiator
$25 to $35
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Corner Main and-Wall St
Bridgeport, Conn.
Boeelsilete in High
Grade Wearing Asnsrei
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STOCK OF GOOD
_l.lOllOR GONE
Can’t Get Any for
Medicinal Use Unless
Coast G u a r d Will
Transport It.
NEW LONDON. March lli.~Ot-
ticials of the New London patrol
area. of the Coast Guard. engaged in
the herculeau task or preventing
liquor from being landed along this
section of the coast. will, it is expect.
ed. be asked to bring medicinal
‘lquor to Block Island. 1f the Coast.
"tum-d complies. it will be bringing
coals to Newcastle for Block Island.
known as the notoriously wet spots
1 ‘lons the northern Atlantic coat
I Black Island is legally out or at.
i who]. Illegally it is flooded with it.
l'l‘hcro is whiskey. whiskey every-
whore and nothing lit to drink.
il‘he ('onst Guard. according to re-
"lorts rI'arhlug lit-i'o today. \i'ill,
ronicnliy enough. he asked to bring
'rinlcuhin liquor to the island.
The Situuiirm is a pecuiiur one.
‘nlluro on the port of the- opcrntors
n rent-w lilo $5.000 hand permit-.
lug them to legitimately corry hi.
i ~ohol, has cut on' the island "from
~eceiving municipal alcohol. isoued
."Iy govt‘rillllent regulation," accord-
‘ng to F. Enrie Dodge. the only
lmggist on the island. which at
his time of the your. boasts of u
mpulutlou of about 1.2““.
“As a ri‘suli.” Mr. liicnigo states]
;“prrscriptious cannot. in» ullod and
inatleuts now under physioinus' cart-
‘huve either to suffer or die for
Invent of medicine." Dr. Charis-s F.
inoryy and Dr. F. H. Ilusinrl, the is-
.lond's two physicians Join Drug-
;z‘sn. Dodge in the opinion that the
Iiuutlon is mostiaerious.
l Five gallons of alcohol are now
:reposing in the American railway
lexpross mince :‘It Nervport. awaiting
i‘rnuspnrtntlon in Block Island where
tit has been consigned to Mr. Dodge.
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iiicctrit' Refrigeration
The Connecticut
Light 85 Power 00.
Wall St. Norwallt
Pleasant Smile Wins
portstiou permit must be had. and
such a permit is issued only upon the
posting of a bond, and then is given
only to a legitimate carrier. 1! Dodge
goes otter the alcohol. the trip
would have to be made in a small
boat still would oost hint in the
neighborhood of $80. and even more
if the weather prevented hie imme-
diate return to the island. With the
added expense or the trip. Mr. Dodge
would be torcod to ask so more for
his alcohol as to make its purchase
tor medicinal purposes almost pro.
hibitive. Residents oi Block Island
have announced that they would an.
pool to the Coast Guard to bring
the liquor over.
“We haven't a drop of fill'nhnl
on the island." lamented Druggist
Dodge last night. "except the hoot-l
leg kind. and we cannot take any
chances with that in medicine."
The operators of the May Art‘lIr-i‘
refuse to renew the vessel's lmml
because it costs them still] in do
so and they receive but $2.10
freight on the yearly ilve~gsllon con.
signment of alcohol. Thfiir “vi .111-
nuoi loss on the transaction is there-
fore $97.60.
Favor With the J udge
l-ils engaging manner and II.I‘..-.|
tious smile so impressed WOW}
‘Sohuin In tho llrtrtiorrl poim: twirl.
yesterday that it sawd John i‘mIIi.
solid. 19. of No. ill Cabot street. iii.
He was charged with passing oi
standing trolley car and driving .I5
motor vehicle without a license.
Prosecuting Attorney John L. imp-.-
Ilrut and $10 and costs on the 1N-
oncl rmnt. 0n the stand. I‘onilIvllu
pleaded guilty und~~emiled ‘
evident good - nature caught tlit‘
court‘s attention and the Judge ro-i
turned a smile. i
"Why did you pass that stnnrinuv:
tl'oliuy car?" the judge naked “2"!
accused. l
“I was proceeding onutiousiy .41
iliteon miles an hour." was tlu: l
ply.
"Where did you read that 1:4,;
cou'd do that?" pursued the cruII I
"I didn‘t: someone told the i
could." said Pontisollo. ‘ i
“.Weii. he has a nice smile null 3 i
don't think we ought to 'sinp it rm.“ i
decide-l the court and he cut ii. 1
costs. The smile was yet in era.
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INTRODUCING HIMSELF.
house in?
SERVANT: No, they‘re all out.
BURGLAR: Have you paid )otzr
dag license yet?
SERVANT: We haven‘t any dog.
BURGLAR: Well. then. Ive coup
delivery.
SERV-EL fits into
your own ice-box
the cooling cham-
ber taking place of
the uncertain Cake-
of-ice, and the me.
chanism can be
placed in the base-
ment or any con-
venient location.
No water connec-
tions necessary.
for SERV-EL is
air cooled. '
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1. Due to the great demand all over the country for
electric refrigeration, it is very important that cus-
tomers who plan to install electric refrigerators this
year should place their orders now to assure Spring
‘ 2. Orders are coming in so fast now that out of fair-
ness to all our customers we are filling them in the
order in which they are received.
3. In order to prove themerits of electric refrigera-
tion we will gladly install a SERVEL in the homes of ‘
any of our customers who desire a free trial before ‘ ‘
purchasing. If at the end of 30 days the SERVEL is
not satisfactory in every way we will remove! it at
our expense.
Let Use Tell You How Easily Your PreSent
ice Box May Be Converted into An Electric
' Refrigerator.
‘iColder Than leew—
It Never Melts”
Place Your
Today—Don’t Delay! _ ii
Norwalk 3600
Westport 133-2
Show.
“ReasonSAWhy ‘ You Should i
Order Your SERVEL Now: "
Aside from the fact that you should begin” to enjoy the .
many advantages of SERVEL electric refrigeration as i
soon as possible there are other reasons why you "
should order now. ‘
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‘co.oporatlon
recommended s. fine of 826 on lip .4
lite. ..
tine from $85. and costs to no am“, .
denoo as he paid the fine. 1
BURGLAR; Are t‘.; peoplo oi ill"
to tune the pinno.—~The Passing)
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C. B. BOOTH TO
BE lN NORWALK
FOR MAY SPEECH
Will A p p e a 1:. Under
Auspices of Big
Brother and Big Sis-
ter Federation.
Members and friends or the Re-
publican Women's club of Norwslk
who heard Charles Brandon Booth
lost your will he pit-used to know
that a return visit. by tho grandeon
of General William Booth will be
Iuiulo the taller part (It May.
Mr, Booth will apps-or under the
auspices of the Big Brother and
Big Sister Federation and a. large
meeting at one of the local church-
es will probably be arranged for
him.
The Biz Brother and Bi: Sister
l-'mli union, in:_'.. has rur its, purpose
the prui‘uoiiou of this \wlfniu 0t
t‘hiiili'un and the saving of imyn lllltl
girls i‘ro l (lolinqumwy by individual I
and per onol oifori. through Himt‘liil}
volunteer orgunlzniions null Ihrounh |
with other agencies, I
using methods which are nuw in‘
common use by Big Brother and
1m; Sister / 'rmizntiune in the Lnit.
ed Staten :Iutl (.‘uusde. and to act in I
an advisory capacity in such vs.-
rious volunteer orgui'lizatious as are
now in existence. and to ctr-operate.
whomever and whenmor possible;
with such organizations or eimilnrl
‘nrmniruilour, with a view at united I
in “In rm'mvinn churn; M (’X-
mnd ihefiig Broth-:r :inrl Big Sister1
\..., mm. mums (”Immunities
lilo l'ui‘r-d Flutes and}
Canada and elsewiwro. and to e»;
oiuiugo the ideas and Kim: lniormn- ‘
lien relative to Big Brother and Big:
. .q.o.-.”.
Sister Work. l
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DRINKING BEER l
NO GROUND FOR l
DIVORCE, RULING\
Didn’t Stop Danbury
Man From support-
ing Family ~— Each
Given Two Children.
Althoush Gerhard Bald t. of
Denbury, has drunk init‘otins‘
liquor. mainly beer. on his lite and l
at times has indulged to excess. the I
habit has not prevented him trom“
earning a living or supporting his
lomily. was a substance or decie‘ .
ion filed in Superior Court. Bridge-
port. this week by Judge John w. l
Banks. in denying decree of di-I
vorco to Baldaul'd Wile. Mary Eck- 1
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Mrs. liadouf charged habitual in-
temperance and intolerable cruelty.
but uccarding to Judge Blanks. she
failed to prove them.
A counter complaint to tho di.
vorce was filed by Bnulnut‘. llt ni-
killed his wife (losertrd him. hull
(lltl not ask for a dwcroe himself. lie ‘
petitioned he be given custody of
their {our children. Judge Banks
awarded two children to the father
and two to the mother. allowing
each parent the right. oi reasonable
visitation.
It only there was sortie way to
padlock a thirstlmBirmiughomi
News.
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Vacuum Electric.
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SATURDAY
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Styles
OPEN
SATURDAY
EVENIN GS
OF SUPERIOR VALUE
Never Before Such Variety
We’ve outdone
this Spring Season in truth
selections of the
of the family.
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Clever. youthful models for
the Miss and Woman~aii
can be iound here. Coats
withtur trimming. Coats
without trimming. A wond-
erful selection at 022.50 up.
Some styles lower.
Newest Spring 1926 de-
signs and in such popular
materials as Flat Crepes,
Georgettes. All Spring
Shades to ohoose‘from.
All sizes.
$12.75 up
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BOYS’ SUITS
With one pair of long
pants and knickers.‘
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Oz WASHINGTON ST.
3 Spring
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Men! We are ready with
Spring Clothes that will
capture your fancy. The
newest cuts -— the newest
materials at ............
LOU GLANGROCK. MGR.
ourselves
oring the most complete.
Newest
Apparel for every member
“CHARGE 11‘”.
Men’s and Young Men’s
Our EASY CREDIT PLAN
' ' stands ready to make your
buying of Spring Clothes
both easy and pleasant.
Buy NOW~Pay later.
Styles That SSeem To Talk ~— “Come”
THESE
Spring Coats
For Women and Misses at
k
$22.50 up
An Exceptional Showing or
DRESSES
$14.75 up
Tapcoats ,
Spring Suits
$34.50 up
so. NOR
PAY AS YOU
WEAR
GlRLS’
COATS
$10.75
up
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