u?“ URINE CHOW!
3. In MIIIIIIII
« [log ootl
iA- special food for dose
that are particular
feeders.
Clapboard Hill
Feed Company
Phone“)!
“when. Not-welt. Ct. I
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STORAGE
You can now are" youreelt of
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The Home of Good Clothes
it
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a For Men and Women
Charge Accounts _ Opened
Featuring
lament "Iuppeniieinier
Olothel For Mon"i
the finest storage facilities in the
lute for any amount or space
you may require.
Our wenhouee is a I-etory
brick building. located at e Havi-
_le.nd etreet. equipped with the
flute-t sprinkler system. giving
you the low insurance rate oi
Mo per hundred dollars on con-
tents.
DAILY MOTOR
‘HAULAGE SERVICE
TO NEW YORK’
0
Have yeti seen the new
‘TRIMFITf’
full fashioned
SILK HOSIERY
at $1.39’pr.
State Suspends Kemp’s
License For A Year
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Fred tempt ot South Nomlk
te amen: the It eute drivers who»
iioeneee have been suspended tor a
year toilowtnn a conviction of driv-
in: while under the Influence of ti-
duor. aooordint to today's announce-
ment from the state motor vehicle
department
,Othere were: Albert Aichhoia.
New London: Otto Hal-nerd. Hart-
tord: William Becku. New Haven;
Robert Berger-on. Hartford: Alfred
L. Brown: Mansfield: Philip T.
Burnharn. Killincly: Eutene Chebot.
New Britain: William Creiran. Wa-
terbury; Raymond Derynaski.
Soothine'ton; Joseph Way. So. Man.
cheater: Charles Foley. Hertlerdt
Thomas Foley, Bridxuport: Francis
’1'. Hillneiry. Hartford: Emil Hulteen.
New Haven: Harold A. Keller. Hart-
ford: Fred Kernel. South Net-walk:
Welter Lemotta. Putnam: Stanley
Miller. New Haven: Joseph Nagy.
Bridnport: Edward J. Neubeuer.
New Britain: Herbert Ph cine.
Bridgeport; Henry l‘ye. Moosup:
John Ramon. New Haven; John li‘.
Shay. 'i‘hompsonviiie: Bruno R. lto.
xers, Bridgeport: Ewen E. Swanson.
Hartford: Henry Taylor. Waterbury;
Rudolph Woioieshoweki. 'i‘homeeton:
Georce Watt-one. Waterford: Joseph
Wolf. New Britain: George C.
Young. Hamden.
J
New Yorker Passes
All Traffic Signs
Are In Position,
_‘ Mayor Declares
m \
The work of placing tho new
trailic ordinance slam in DIfli'U
lien been completed, Mayor Thom-
os ltoblnl stated this morning.
A crew or workmen will start
tomorrow nfornlng marking on
the various lireete.
Mayor Thomas Robina suited
this morning that everyone would
be given ample time to become
familiar with the ordinance after
it in put into effect on April i
before any nrreete are made.
He also said that it might be
necessary to put extra policemen
on when the ordinance first goes
into effect. This matter will be
taken up later.
'Westport Masbns To
‘ Dedicate New Altar
Tomorrow evening Arthur M.
Nash. Grand Master oi' the Grand
Lodge at the State of Connecticut
will pay an official visit to 'I‘Gmpli-
Lodge. F‘. and A. M.. Woelpori:_
At this time a very beautiful nllnr
presented to the lodge by C. 1.. Deck
'0! Hope Lodge, East Orange, N. J..
will be dedicated.
The altar will be presented to the
moat Worshipl‘ui Grand Master by
Worehipful Brother Murry C. Allen.
Poet Master of lfope Lodge. East
Orange. N. J.
The moet Worshlptul Grand Mea-
ter will receive and dedicate it as-
'elei.ed by ueocinte officers of the
Grand Lodge of Connecticut after
which the W. G. M. will present it
to Worehlptul Brother Joseph G.
~ Sought
(Continued from Page One.)
the executive board; active Nonl-
Eliot Relief worker, vice president
of the Home and School Leugno
when that. organization was at the
height or lit! activities. trustou ot
the liownylon Civic Aiiliovillliim;
Hyatt. Senior Past Mentor of Temple
Lodge who will receive it on behalf
of the officers and members 0! Tem-
ple Lodge. No. 65.
In connection with these exerv
cieea the M. iii. degree will be con-
forred. ‘
Grout Sues Lawson
For $400 Account
Edward iii. Grant, 02'
Farms. has brought a civil action
Greene
. m nvnnmc seminnwswm nonwntx, Conn.
May Seek Writ To
Save Chapman Here
it in possible nliorni‘yn tux-
Usruhl i‘huplnun lnny pl‘t'st‘lll
lliPlritli‘li’tn‘i imlily til the lltlllitl of
Judge Edwin H. 'l‘hnnlns or the
l'nilmi Slum: District. t'uurt. in
this t‘ii)’. Hilt'l‘iiiiii i’t \vrit oi inn.
lime corpus to ill‘i‘Vi'lll. lilo houn-
inv; of line lliii'illll.
'l'he plnn ol‘ the attorneys for
the condemned man have not
iwou announced. but it is thought
this mny he one of lilo moons
used in a lost effort to prevent his
execution. i‘p llnlll pri-sn time
today Judge Thomas had iii-urti
nothing trom tho attorneys.
Danbury’s Biggest
Cop Bowled Over
'1‘. Ralph Owens. Brewster. N. ll.
failing to non Pntroilnnn Moron lini-
nnunro, Dimming 'ili-llrluy nlirhl,
bowled hlin ovor vith hi3 auto but
driving and hilt ('Tiiln was tlfinlllilll-(I
until March 3i.
Renovations Begin For
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1926.
No Explanation
At Geneva (Tonfab
.‘lllltm illum-
RAISED ’l“..\i l‘lillii Sl'll'lil
i_:l.‘r4'i‘tl;\il<;ii; \un :‘ll‘. you i'llfli'
(Tilliili‘ll'!~'.‘
liini'uulw llioui'
iH‘IAlJ‘Iii: \\ilV
\‘i'ASilING'l‘ON. D. 0.. nwl. L'i. l ‘\"""""i" “”v I '-‘”*‘“‘ "i I“ " ....
wiAl’l
ihnl it will in: lli'tJt'fiHil‘y I'll“ tin I ili‘
lwl evolve to N-liti u l‘i'llliht‘iliil'iil- it)
ill") Unliovu liiftt"llilg ili' lll" it Hill‘lll
court Minion to explain lll' it‘s-‘I‘Ll-
firm-i litilir‘i'imi lly Ill" Sf‘lllll" in
Am. riv :lll lltllll‘i'i‘lii‘l'i in lllt‘ t‘mn‘l.
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CH URCHES
’1‘)» Women‘s Guild oi Lillrlu‘.‘
[Clillll‘h will hold its l'i‘illii'li‘ ill!" Inn:
iii liin homo of Mini! l". W. Slimli-
\‘iilil. 4‘3. Gregory “Olllt'ViH'tl. 'l‘huxx-u
any :li'lr-rnuon (Ll. .‘n‘cioru. {
O O U ‘
Mrs. Lester hiiiilH‘y. ni llit: Houih‘
Norunlic Baptist church, is spend-
lug thw- duy in Brooklyn. N. Y. i
O no 0 .
Tho regular meeting of llit‘ Young
Pooplv's Council which nus to hnve
been held Friday of this “vi-k. hon
lilril. one of llunnnm's llii'gnst pi). i l‘i-li‘il illlbillum‘d on ili‘t‘tllllll or illww.
' l
ilrolnr‘n. who min crushing \\‘unslivr ”I”!
)ll'mzliit‘ni. ii \liil in: lll‘lvl ‘Ilily
in April.
'i‘hu Young I‘oopic‘s Fulfilll hill "2'
did not seriously anlll‘t: him. 0wcns.”‘° ‘ ”“0".“ 1‘3“‘””"""" "'1’"
was iLl'l‘f’f‘iied on a t'liill'H" of rrcltlusu “'5' night proved it “Hi: r'it‘t‘l‘r‘x. A
(mini t"i’tl\'.t’l ntientlori. n.llllf’§i uulo
lliziyvd i‘ollowui by l'r-lri‘uilllnvnlu
Thus: in charge tilts month new
Robert Housman and (‘onrnd lin.
llil‘h'.
l’l‘l‘SliIi‘lll. ffoulliixu doublet i-ui :il')‘ .‘l’l’il »l'uhxllix i‘wllmy
FOR SPRING
IT'S
NOVELTY IIOSIERY
Tu in iii Mlle this Spring you:
tum v; w in will»: ilnr‘lnu in
.lliz ‘lih’l'. lilii‘ilt‘llH‘ ll'll'.
I'l‘AlIi illnplny mu
Milli .i turn ll‘.»t|l'llll"nl tli
plnlih uni cil‘illf‘Fi trill
nl'v i.‘:'l' lm in nlul Inn-r.
50c " $1.50
ROGERS and
STEVENS
I“ f) S'l‘illil S
lliliil‘
in” l. in“.
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t'll" ' '.
Norwrlik So. Norwnlk
member or the house committee.
Home for the. Aged, King's Dough-
ters' organization; member oi the
Norwulk Chapter, Daughters of the
American i'tovolution: ml‘minr of
the National Society of New lint;—
innd Women; member of ihn Full--
field County Republican Worm-n's
Association on “oil as tho Norwnlk
Republican Women's Assorintlon,
Up to within the post «won or
eight months. Mrs. [It‘clilllh one
soon at practically every meoiing of
the various organizations l" which
she belonged. Willi the summer.
however. her activities begun to]
Willie and when the fail and winter
season re-opcni-d. «he was en-ldom
seen at any affairs. I-ler inst public
nppollmnco was ill ii monthly meet-
ins,r of the Noru'nlk chaptor, lunch.
. lore of tho r\llll"l‘it‘ill‘l {evolution
held at the Royal James inn. .lnn-
unry 22.
At that time she was heard to say
that she was going away on a trip.
Household Ruble:
'l'lliso nre m’ulv with hiltilli'll :'
nil-i calm in :‘Sfi'lllt‘tl til-“Mr
on kid Till-on «iron ,.
rllfl‘ltc.
against John D. Lawson for $800
damages and costs, according to a.
writ filed in the town clerk's office
here today. Lawson's wife. Mrs,
Katherine. S. Lawson. is mode a co-
dcfcndnnt. and property owned by
her has been attached by Deputy
Siierift James I‘. Kiorunn of Rri-‘igcv
port.
The plnlntltf alleges that he loon-
t‘d Lawson $400 and thnt the money
has never been repaid. Three pit‘t‘el!
of property located on imperial me.
one and the Sangntuck river have
been attached. The case is return-
able to the Court of Common Pleas
in Bridgeport the first Tucsriuy in
April. ,
The plaintiff and defendant wort?
associated for a limo in publishing
the Westport Standard, which finally
had its affairs wound up under a
court receivership.
The entire assets brought $175
at a public attic.
New Franitlin Sales
Station Manager
Flomcr erg, of Chicago. ill. has
taken over the manogcmcni of the
vi’ranklln Silica station, West avenue.
He is lilting in a new home ai"Covc-‘
wood " a recent development on Wil~
‘ son Point rend. Mr. Ring succeeds
Frank T. lintch as Franklin brunt
of this section. He sermd us a sec-
ond lieutenant during the world‘s
war in the Quartermaster's corps.
.NeW Headquarters . “WW“-
Allm-ntione have l)“‘,‘ll ntariml on
tho n-lw first district police Sifllltlll
and court, room in the “union-
brook building Wail slrt-ut. I
The new court, room will in up
to data with is (int: now bench and
pi'ivnlo Cl)iillll)t"l'li for the Judgi-i
There will {lino ln~ n Jill‘} lmnn
Hn'l ll. largo fil'llililllfi Ill-till lol liliv’
pillli \'. (':,iillinl‘l tniili‘s .li'lil prism“ r3.
pen have ulso iii-cu arranged ft-r
' ml. Norwaik 294—1092-2
. 11'. Y. Phone, Chelsea 3050
203 W. 20th St.
HERSHFIELD MOTOR
TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
30. NOEWALK. CONN.
' Up His $50 Bond
George Guugllardoi of New York
City forfeited a bond of 350 in the
South Norwalk city court this morn-
ins.
lie was arrested by Patrolman
Martin Lengycl on the charge of
recklees driving yesterday afternoon.
after he had driven at on alleged
rate oi.‘ speed in Connecticut avenue.
Policeman liengycioivnn doing du-
ty at the corner of it‘nlriiold and
Connecticut avenues when the ma-
chine passed by nearly striking two
people creasing the street. The oi-
ficer telephoned to the Westpori
Barracks and Guogliurdni was up-
prehcnded thorn by the stale poiii-o.
He was brought back to this city
and placed under arrest.
Mail carriers make good money
and all they have to do is take a
walk and blow a whistle.
In all the newest spring
ehadee. They are not only
good looking but gobd wear-
ing too.
Mme. J'eanette
lie so. Main so. so. Norm
l~ll‘:l;r:l in lm
l.) :.
lippinlr
l'lv'l- ‘ -'i i
“‘1“ is ill
ill “31'
7.30 it) SUN
.3th in “If.”
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...-._ A..- .. - -o _ mafia."
Murder and Suicide
Suspected In Deaths
\i‘lXS’l‘lh‘i‘l. March 3i vw(i\l'l \l‘l-
ion l‘llhhie. 50. :1 form hnnd nnd his
housekeeper. Mrs. ilol'u liounrd, ‘
“ho also was. his inotllor-indsux.
were tound dead from gas nnpllyxi- i
alien in their rooms today. Medical
Examiner Pratt. gave an lnloriml
finding of murder and suicide ,
Dr. Pmil Wits of the opinion. ntlvr
considoring the conditions that the
woman turned on the this Jot lllltlt‘i‘
the own on the kitchen r:ini:~~ his! ‘
night with the intn-nliun of ending
both her irouh‘cs and those oi I’ill- ‘
bio who ironilcnlly beat her. . l
8N \L‘SIIING'I‘ON .‘~T. >~HTII hill!“ \l.l\
Schulize’s Thursday Specials !
Rib Corned Beef . . . . . . 10c lb.
Rump Corned Beef . . welt-'11).
Corned Spare Ribs . . .20c lb.
Corned Pigs Feet . . . .10c lb.
Dixie Bacon . . . . . . . . .28c lb.
Smoked Shoulders . . . .20c lb.
Absolute lately with Mare-
thon guaranteed dietenco
and clarity whee-«end they
‘ a W talcum!
MARATHON
RADIO must... TUBES
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Electric Service (30., 1 El; Avenue .Q l
n. J. nonnemy, as Washington Street. l
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Greenwich Accident 5
Victim Succumbs
Edward J. Murphy. 30. 39“ Fair-l
livid avenue, Stamford. died lnuti
night al‘illt‘. Greenwich hospital ,
from Ii. tractun'd skull, the result. 0
of an automobile ncridoni in nun} SChultze s salutary Markets
cride Sunday. Murphy was riding"
with Grover (Varnish. Ston‘iiord.I
when their nuio struck :1 tree. and:
turned over on Rosshotmm hill. [
Cornish was not injured but “us:
arrested on a charge of operating
while under the. influence of litillt‘lr’
' and ‘wos released on bonds of $3.-
000.
Treasury Balance
WASHINGTON. Marci: 24.-
United State! Treasury .. ball
none at close of bueineeo hiarch
:2. true “88.396.806.
Donnoliy's. jlo-Ia South Main Street
The audweiil’iano 00., “North Main Kari-t
M. P. Dunno. £00 East Wuhlnlrton ”three .
Don's Tire Shop, 9i North Main Street
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30 a' i 43 Main Street. Nor-walk
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OME what may, come what might. I
insist on my hour’s walk .in the park
immediately "upon rismg every ,
morning. , ., '
'I don’t we to do it at all. The
‘ thing I like best in-all the world Is not mov-
ing too much, But it “must be did.”
, I walk .briskly, alertly, look at all the
'7 treesies and birdlets and flowerets and
* brooklets and imagine that I feel the
.'sparkle of youth surge to my eyesand the
pink blush of girlish beauty flood my cheeks. ..
I * I heavebmytghestéup and dlown like a
609.1 stoker, rea ing eep an sonorouso
1y, cogitating about the great open spaces "tesul'flr $500 pervert!
and the joy of the fresh air of morn.
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