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COMING EVENTS
”Empty Roads" to be I own.
.,;bhnouet at Meheokemo.
Maserati 21—min: party. entertain
Mrs. Steinwald's.
nity club nieet.
and sale. Gieaner‘s circle. ,
April 'I—Girl leout Oflleere' as
lactation meet—Colonel Coulter to
speak.
Sons and Daughters of Liberty.
mile to speak.
April lO.—Court Frances.
, Golden Sceptre Dance.
.April 17 -mssoucrads Dance
Frank C. Godfrey Auxiliary.
Fellliwe' Hall.
Sun and Tide For Tomorroiv.
: Palace—“The Nitht cry." . .
Monk-"Grand Duchess And
i The Walter." ’
mum -—- "Bluebeerc's Seven
,‘IWiveeJ' l
lurch asp-Annual meeting Col-
Maroh 28.--Open House (iris'
and Women's Club Moron Plant-e
.‘ March, 27. .— ch Scout Council
merit committee, Pride 0: Uncas at
March 30.——Bresd River Comma.
March 31. -- Annual Easter tea.
April 8. ~— Twentieth anniversary
April 9.-—-Leo.zue of Women Vot-
ers meet at Royal James. Miss Alice
Order
' Odd
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Sun Risesa........... 6:53 A. M.
Bun Sets ............. 6:08 P. M.
High Tide .......‘..... 8:41A. M.
Low Tide ............ 2:16 P. M.
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An important meeting of thel
Young People's Dramatic Guild of
Trinity church will be held this eve-
ning in the Guild Hell of the church.
A vfranlti'urt supper will be served
at the close of the business session.
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lo
Oniel
Wrecked on ChocOiates
M
“um NORWAIIK,
DARIEN '
“ROUGH HOUSE”
LEADS TO POST
ROAD ARRESTS
Darien Police Pull In
Six N orwalkers and
O n e Sound Beach
Man. .
six Norwulk men and one Sound
“each resident were arrested by Soto
Sunni ’i'vrry Lambert and Policemen
Albert \i'ood and Amos Anderson l1
Darin-u last night at 7:20 o'clock
utter creating a general disturbance
on the Poet road. in an unto.
Albert. Yoncsiu, it! Woodward are.
"it". is being hold on bonds or $250
for appearance in Town court lilon~
day. on a charge or driving an auto
\vhllr- undcr the influence of liquor.
anry Brill. Arcadia place. Sound
Bum-h. “as given it summons to up-
ncur in court on a charge of having
no 'llll'l'uiur‘u license.
Thunms liirnno. Ely avenue. in
illt‘lil on bonds or $23 on charges at
ileum-h of police and resisting an oi".
lcvx:
Mnmvl Attilln. .14 South Main
8il'~"‘l, l“l‘l’.’ll Cochi. t; Woodward ave-
ntw: llcury Mct‘lninnle, ltl. Havi-
lnnvl plant; “nil William Tiuttolo. all
of Nuruulk. lire :iii hill on bonds of
,..,.
Wright "lltl No Liconsc. '
.lullli Wright. of is 1-2 “'tlllsll‘l‘
slit-ct. Soulh Not-walk. was arrested
by Stole llolicrmun (fluorine Quiglcy.
.,... on charges or lll'i‘illfll or ‘lll‘flt‘o-
, ., ,, ‘ ilurge piano stores. But the crowns
CONN.
1..
NO guesswork—no spoiled food-who
waste-em worry—but perfect and uniform
results alwa 3 because Rumlorcl
isuniform. epondable, sure. Use
Wholesome
BAKING Powocn
J ape Adding Giant
Plane To Equipment.
LOS ANGELES, (AP).«A corner
in “squares," the unclcntyinno that.
was popular before the vogue or
the upright or grand. has caused n._
mild tlurry in the musical instru-
ment market here.
The “squares" until recently were
to be found in some numbers at the
for antique furniture and the de-
mand from the movie studio for the
instruments to be used in pictures
having settings of seventy-five years
playable trundllmn.
'lho CHEW. oi the chi “squuto” until"
usually manic or roecwood or run-7
hognny: of twill [minute rnihrr than
vonooring. 'l'hrrn “.15 art and skillé
in the work of lllln old cuhillct mull-i
91's and Win lmnlvi‘u nu'ntrs uho‘
do not cm: é‘or llw "square tone",
admire ill-3 nld lllelrurmnln for the!
superb cixil'tsm'lnshlp and artistry}
that went into their making. l
Author oi" "my it with tioucrs"'i
has been given cl golvl modal. We;
want our. [low nhoul "linsuy it!
with candy?" l
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llTAl'filE' OEQ
COMDLDMIS‘L ii‘ HQEJ'EM
top leAcoo up?
WEDDING DPEQEliTQ—v
.—
-—Thc cleaning dyeing and pros
sins of garments in given the closest
Establishment.
delivered, 67 No. Main St.
‘i08.-Adv.
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'l Harry M. Hubbell. a. carrier from
the Second District Post Office is
ill at his home in Forth Point
street. ,
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—Radlos and \"ictrolas sold on
cosy terms. DonnellyT-Adv.
It was just‘tlsl years ago today
that Patrick Henry delivered his
famous speech~“lee me liberty or
give me‘ death.” .
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~Lehigh coal, Harris is: Gone-—
Adv; ‘ ' ,.r
y‘ 5‘ ~- in o i ,
The DeMolay band will hold prac»
:‘tlco this evening in the clubhouse.
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«Anthracite all sizes. Harris 8:
(loner—Adv.
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Judge George Vosburdh is com
fined to his home. 61 Putnam ave-
nue with illness.
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The first degree was conferred on
a. class or several candidates of Our
Brothers? lodge No. to. l. 0. 0. F..
street. A report or the incorporators
or the home was read regarding the
luminary campaign and another
nicotine o! the inflrmary committee
is scheduled for Thursday evening
, alter the encampment meeting. The
second. degree will be conferred on-
e. class at the next meeting of the
lodge to be held alondny night.
-Banjos, Uklelee. Violins and no.
cessories. Fox Piano 00.. South
Norwallt. ,
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Steele)? Benedict. or 3 Orchard
street. reported to the South Nor-
wallr police pesterday afternoon that
Sidney Epstein. aged 10. ran into his
auto on Washington street.
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Serkeant Washburn. ot the
Bridgeport Police department. re-
ported to the second district police
- lastniaht that a Ford sedan. bearing
the Connecticut license number. F-
' 982. had been stolen from Bridge.
, between 9:30 and'lixso o'cloek
- lest‘nixht. - p l . ,
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’_ -—-Buescher saxophone: sold on
‘ , easy terms. ,Fox Piano Co.._, South
nyomxke .
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Rev. Charles Fleischer yesterday
took title to the house and tour car
since at 8 Elizabeth street from
Louis Avrick. The deal was trans-
actedfby Attorney Richard Ireland
lot-the law silicon or Tammany and
WW _; . .
oi: nty did the present City
” ' need the funeral services or
, Florists 1. Bur-cell Sunday.
which city clerk corpo-
' council and auditor who ser-'
er hini in 1918-14, were also
, a body. . A . .
. . o> ,1. 7‘s
:D: Downes‘end. Eugene J.
attention at The Twin City Valei‘s
Work called for and
Phone
last night at the lodge rooms. Wall "
Someday one of on country's
best minds will organic a com-
pany entitled “The Rig t Wedding
Gilt Selection Firm."
But until sold best all d goes into
high. brides and groom must cope
with this wedding 3 ‘t bugsboo
which has wrecked man of our best
homes,
Susie Green's. {’1' in
day after Susie mart-lei
nace’s Aunt Emma‘s eddlng prm
sent arrived. it. was a purple wor-
sted pen wiper heavily embroidered
with silver thread.
It was only a pen u per. it was
the last straw. Susie tore all the
bridal marcel out or hir hair raving
because the pen‘uvincr lveen't in dull
rose to match the library draperies.
nee. The
lunace. ls-
grocer. who has been quite ill at his
home 9 Clay street for the past
month. has suffered a relapse and
his ,condiilon is reported as serious.
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*Eaeter Cards Now on display at
Donnelly'a.—-Adv. ’
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' Miss Cecelia Tarlot'. o: the law
offices or Tammany and Connery. is
confined to her home 22 Grove street
with the grippo.
s o . ,
Henry L. St. John. Town Clerk. of
Lewisboro. N. Y.. .will come to Mon-
nlng and Ceniil's- store on River
street. April 1 to issue fishing licens-
ee to local sportsmen, who desire
vantage of Mr. St. John's trip to Nor-
walk to obtain the necessary .licenses
to permit them to fish in New York
state. Last year the Lewisboro men,
issued over 60 licenses.
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William P. Clark. chairman of the
Republican town committee in
Westport, was a. visitor in Not-walk
today.
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First District Commissionerfdobn‘
D. Milne said work Will be started
about. the limo! April to lay more
gen and water pipes in the various
sections oi the city that are bulld~
ingup.
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Several members a“: the Norwelk
club rooms on Wall street.
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Severe! Nerwaik Republicans at;
tended a smoker given by the newly
organized Lincoln Republican club
at Stamford in that city last eve-
hing. - ’ ,‘ ‘,
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Dr. Genres Wood Anderson. eru-
seder gho‘spcke here last evenifik.
continued his‘ series of- luncheon
club talks this noon in » Bfldmort
by addreseinz the meeting or the
Advertising club tn’l‘he-Bti-atfieidon
”Business." \. .
them. Nervvaik fishermen take Id- .
club enjoyed bridge last night at the .
~- "av-v ‘vau-M -_..,,_,...-.
or his who made such a spectacle at
on innocent little‘ pen wiper could
trot right back to her momma and
poppa. And he called a-Purple cab
for Susie.
And the historic terrain or Koshe-
rina and Patrick. Patrick'e mama
sent her blessayouomy-children s. set
of green crystel salad plates. Pretty
pistes. But t e eleventh set.
And pretty fosherins. mindful'ot
all the nice list: bone plates and
things the p as or that eleventh
sreen salad, late‘sct would have
bought. just at a wood cry. .
And Patric . he said that it no
bride or his 1 red his old Ma's pre—
sents. they'd better do something
about it right away and quickly and
brietiyl -,
Then there are wilder cases of
And Ignace said that any hridenuptiel friction. es the picture
Valuable Y ale Library
Threatened Bny'iames
The astronomical library iii New
Haven of Dr. Frank achiesinzcr. di-
rector ' or Yale observatory. was
threatened with damage yesterday
when fire broke out on the upper
door, or his residence in Prospect
street. that city. “This iloor and the
root were burned. but while iii-omen
were nchtinc the bless. Dr. Schles-
inger and neighbors with numerous
volunteers moved out the, books.
documents and instruments. saving
them “without even I. wetting.
The damage to.the house was
about 87.000. The drespparentiy
started, from s New torch being
used by workmen making‘repatrs in
the house. The building has boon
used, by the utilyerslty tor observa-
tory directors since 1882. Dr. Schle-
singer moved lnit in testifiend prior
to that-terms.” yen-a it. wss the
hemept Dr. William Elinor. direc-
OP AG‘H MY
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shown. These little arguments that
will creep out even in our best tom-
tiles as to whether a pair or pink
satin shoeirees are that orvmouee.
traps. and whether fruit and nut
bowls are toot tube or linger bowls
community size. ..
lt'ss. wise bride who knows her
on tongue at such a time. It she
lnslsis too firmly and too verbally
that the funny cheese and sand-
wich tray is a {lower b get. she
may be terribly repen ’ when
some visiting triend- comments on
"Nouriquely. lovely cheese combine-
tionl" and she sees that malicious
l-told-youvso look in her Lord and
Master eyes!
Wedding gifts! Store the major
portionrot 'em in the attic and in
to live ,itappily over after in npltc
0! iiich ' '
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Connecticut River Man
Dies At Haddam
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Captain George Parmelce. dean of
Connecticut rlvcrmen. and who war
known to many local seafarers. died
yesterday, at his home. Haddnm. at
the use or 101 years. the victim ot
a. cold. Captain Parmelec We:
known all along the Sound and went
into the river service at the use or
18 and become a tbll-tloogcd pilo'
at the use of 28. His career on the
river was eventful and he tell. tilt
water in 1899 to engage in the ‘t‘rtu
business. retiring to his home ir
1905. ’ '
The captain's recipe for long lift
was. “Don't worry."
BIG STORAGE EGG GAIN
*—
wasnmo'ron.-—Mom than 52..-
en times as many eggs were in cold
stems in lliebruary as on the same
month a-yesr ego, acid s. report by
the Department of Agriculture. The
toren‘ierltus. . V '
* «The Better
births-local theatres. 5 ‘
Below wiil‘be round-.3 coupon.
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‘The Better Films association would very much appreciate the co-
operation or the theatre-going public in' getting berm-e the diuerent mm
product“ companiesilts opinion filth respect to pictures being‘snown
misses do so and ms to Mrs. A. Hyde Cole, Es’n not-mm.
, . i Nor-walk. Conn. .192
Nimble; mm: Picture
Producer ..
M‘ n.neoe'eo-sc'p‘e‘e'oe‘ooeoooeeagerness-estecseoeqseuaooeeeooseo-s
numberwes'placed as 674.000 cases.
i
fins
You are asked to fill it in when
, at 8:80 o’clock'trom the
, mm mm-ww Rev
. Joseph Mounted-soon. Artur"
W17. '
Salutation" , ,
the mess mom Henley
’The tenant ohms; Delta-inc
Lee. mmmbeidtbismersins '
7 latches»
“mun: Itreet.‘ no! at ewe
from Shrine-nu“; church. Abel “
Dennis Hurley. joele‘iarset. ‘Rev
deacon. and Rev
tendencies!“ ei
“museum... 2 my.» caesium- m.
“WW '0‘ m
Ed
At
coastal audience (neither ‘-
mammotmmmi
mmmmq .. .v....g
WWO] figs-doses a!
literal street ,7 ‘
1 Voids-lessees!
‘(cbeck
‘ _
V _, suitable
lawnsudlstros,(sdnltsonly)
"‘ ' cements ‘
Y‘x ,.
Emmi}! ‘ 7} Mint] Good I
‘ ‘gsrtgogproduction“,1;.....2i...l ........1
toe‘boelsl see-Ie-:vl Non. "none-u
soreness. 'cs-see-o-l Bid oeeoeease-e
l
VOQOI '1‘. 'l
*‘ Protons: W non:
objectionable. nor especially ii ,
'. .,.gsostfltfléfiptoecoescse-éeseoeeeloseeeeeo‘otnee.
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.a.......lPoor....'.r......
oes-e-ee-l s-.e..---.eos-‘
one Q,
for beyssndgius.
‘00!I|Il¢!0
De lase’ocell
l usual accident occnrrrd
Films Association
flmplefunoraiiuervtoesln Plymouth.
Vt. Ac Co? mommies:
‘ for the l’lli'lf‘ll authorities. on
churgvs or having no operator‘s ll-
crneo, ll’llpl‘nl‘ml‘ lights and no resis-
zigo has virtually depicted the avail—
able supply.
A search of the piano shops ro-
Art Needlework
New designs in Scarfs,
will“: at the, Doric-n town hall, on
lli" mum-n1 or live trove on Nore-
tun :i\(‘|lllt‘. Nordic" Hoinhts. All
ptrsonn who were iliiorcsti-«l ,u'rrc
uslscll in be proof-m, nild no one no.
88 Washington Street ‘
South Norwalk ?
Cu Cause; a "
Serious Condition ‘3
Brooklyn. Mr. O i-llnrlclts writes
-"l want you to know that no dad
passed for months that did not find
my stomach bloated with gas and
trill.-irli.ul:st nlghltnntno'o'clock. lite vealed, titer-care scarcely any left in Centers, Bullet Sets, Lunch. sh gong Int?” throngs my bstom:
.. l; n smith 5: o flDlle‘ n ' - ' e a w ‘ at "as” m mes m u
mun court l‘ll‘lllt.l:l}‘. ~\ ~ . eon axdev‘lnfiy 8.191% Bridg" 5 soon.” I started eating I became
> ' 1- - ‘ INSIST uPON cove”. OW? 5. P‘ 0‘“ Cases, billous. My tongue was coated and
Nobody ('lll‘l'tl About: ‘l‘rccs. . ‘ etc. 1 i always had a bad taste. I nei'ol
, .\ willie" lnzn'inu uusl schedult'd in , ;‘ , j thought this could 3" b9 "om 00‘“
-.. him avail-Hilly ut the office or 7 TT 1 stipatioo. it must have_been tot
llm Mll“'i‘llllt‘il(li“lli of hinhwnye'and ‘ J' L MALLE E F the very first day after ‘9le5 C31"
, ter's Little Liver Pills i felt 506.21
Carter's Little Livetr Pills more
the bowels free from pain. i
Drugglsts. ’35 ii:
i he rod packsgml;
llt"lll‘f‘i‘l to proir'st or flavor the pro-
.lorl. It in undcrstom‘l that the trees
will he removed soon.
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Preparing For [ii-alum
Many are attending confirmation
classes; at St. Luke's Episcop'il
church, in order to be ready for the
Visllnilon of Bishop Chauncey B.
Thruster. April 23. The rector of
the church. l'irzv. Floyd S. Leach. li-
.4
nnximle to meet the convenience of
all whr will attend ‘icse instruc-
tions. Glasses for adults meet every
Wednesday afternoon in the Parish
house at 4 and the children's classes
nit-rt Friday afternoons at the
l‘arlsh house‘at the some hour. For
those who find. it inconvenient to
'nttond thcsc cinss‘cs the rector will
arrange another hour. ,
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Walter A, Dulce, foreman of tho
,ilcpartmont of Highways and Bridges.
is confined to his home. on Mansfield
zavcnuc, with the prime.
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Hurst Lullhun. of 0x Ridge, has
purchescd 11 Ford roadster. 5,
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An interesting; program was pre-
sented at the, Hoyle school yester-
day morning by the pupils oi.“ Grade
3. The px-ogrnm included: Singing
by the class. “'i‘heuWind." and "The
Alrehlp;" recitation. "Boy‘s Rights."
Russell Fairbanks; song. "Pussy
Willow," by nvc‘chlldren: reading.
Gertrude Poor: recitation. "Out on
the Fields," Audrey Weldon.
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John Warrirh. of Mansfield aw
one. has purchased a. touring car. 1,
O s 4.
Rehearsals are Lsdor way for the?
entertainment to be presented at ill-Z .‘ .
lieylo school. April 2! and at tl‘c'
i Bdkcr school April 1‘3. by tho;
Noroton Minstrels. A line progrnmf
will be presented by the group. i
t I In ‘
Mr. and Mrs. 15. l“. Weed. oi1
Contentment. inland. have roturnctll
to their home ttftcr a. month's stay"
in New York.
M...
MOTHER. TOTS lllJN DOWN
1111- i
near here 3
recently “hen Dr. C. H. Whllc§
came upon Mrs. Lo‘u Whiicd. her
daughter. Ines and son. Johnson
asleep in the road. Ills machine
struck them. He brought them to a
hospital hero. The mother had
started to walk to another town and
alter walking all day bccemc tired
and stopped to rest. she said.
Go A-rismxa m tthe rimmed
section regularly. ‘
D At Funeral
MARTINSNILLE. Ilid.--Ali
Rev. rails wane concession; ,
Whose .\ Advertising Bills
intuit?
Do You Pay?
YOUR NEIGHBORS?
; ' Sales Manager. Fiyer'GarInc-nt Company, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
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The store that doesn't advertise pays the advertising
By Lee Fleming
bill for the one that does.
Every merchant in business pays for advertising,
whether he uses it or not. If a competitor’s advertising , ‘
takes any business New from him. the profit he would have
made on the lost sale is what his competitor’s advertising
cost him.
You have, perhaps, wondered how some stores can af— ‘ .
ford to spend such enormous sums for advertising. \That' ‘ I, f
is easy to fathom. Their competitor. who doesn’t advertise '
and whose business they take, pays for their advertising.
,Say the Jones family is a customer of your store. They
have $60 which they intend to spend with you. They read
the advertising of your competitor and are induced to spend
their $60 with himiinstead of spending it with you. The
store makés 20 per cent, or $12, on the sale. They de~
duct, we will say, the $1 advertising cost and have$11 pro-
fit left. The advertising has cost them nothing, they got
back its cost and had $11 profit they would not have had
only for their advertising.
_ Who paid for this advertising?
i Did the advertiser pay? N0.
and profit besides.
7 Did the purchaser pay? No. He
price.
Then who did pay?
Theaters that did not advertise paid for his competi-
tor’s advertising. He not only paid for the other fellow’s
advertising, but he paid out of his ,cash drawer the profit
his competitor made on the sale. The store that doesn’t
advertise pays the advertising bill for the one that does.
He pays in loss of sales, profits, and increased costs.
. The attire that loses business through not advertising » _
has such high overhead and unit sale cost that it cannot ’ l *4
1.
possi'iiiypseli goods as cheaply as the store that increases
its sales and reduces its cost with advertising.-’—Flyer Pilot.
a
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He got the cost back,
paid only the regular \
Norwalk Chronicler