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'* Mr. and Mrs. Emil Buchholtn of
Burbank street are entertaining
that! niece. Mi- Marie Bchack and
O friend. from Brown university.
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v ” City Briefs 8
TONIGW EVENTS.
Regent—“brunt
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Palace—"The Man Upstairs."
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come svnwrs
April 8.-—Reunion 1033 Norwaik
at Norwaik
Country club.
April 'I.--Grand officers to
Ophir Chapter 0. E. S
April 'l—Girl Scout Oiiicers' as-
visit
. socintion meet—Colonel Coultcr to
speak.
April 3. - Twentieth anniversary
Sons and Daughters of Liberty.
April 9.-—Cathoiic Union .K. of C.
Dance at. Clubhouse on West Ave-
nus.
April 9.--League of Women Vot-
srs meet at ltoyai James. Miss Alice
Hunt to speak.
April IDs—Court Frances. Order
“Golden EceDtre Dance.
April ll.—-Bishop Brewster at
"Irinity Church.
April 12.-—Meoting of Good Luck
Club.
April 13.-Court Laurel. C. D. A..
social at. K. of C. Hall.
April 14.—Arlnua.l Meet of Garden
IAClub at the Norwaik Country club.
April 16.—Annual Banquet at
South Norwaik Cong. Church.
V April 20.-—People's Chorus Pre-
.sents “Martha."
April 20. -— Masquerade Dance,
Frank C. Godfrey Auxiliary. Odd'
Sun and Tide For Tomorrow.
5:36 A. )1.
Sun Sets .............. 6:181’.l\i.
High Tide 1:03 A. M.
Low Tide ............ 7:31 P. M.
sass-es.-
Thieves broke into the Novwaik
Ford Service Station. owned by
Stephen Kcrckes, in Mechanic street.
Tuesday evening, ‘and made away
with an electric drill and a. grind-
stone. The robbery was reported to
First District police headquarters.
this noon.
8 0 ii
~Quaker craft curtains at Ange-
vines—Adv.
O .~ O
Professor Harvey Mitchell. presi-
dent of the Not-walk People's Chor-
us. addressed the Norwaik Lions
club. on ,"The Value of Music,” yes.
terday.
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—The cleaning dyeing and mes-l
sing of garments is given the closest
attention at The Twin City Vslet's
Establishment. Work called for and
delivered, 67 No. Main St. Phone
408.—-Adv.
U a O
The local Post omce employees
have been rushed by the avalanche
of Easter mail. More mail has
passed through the hands of the
postal authorities this season than
in 1925. The mail men ask that
people'tle their packages of cards
or letters together with string or an
elastic band. This will save the
post once employees extra work for
they will not have to sort the first
class matter to run through the
cancelling machines if the bundles
are already tied up.
O O.
> --Ra.dlos and Victrolas sold
easy terms. Donnelly.-—Adv.
O O O .
Albert Herman,‘ of 8 Burbank
street. has purchased a new Chrevo.
lot coach from W. R. Austin. local
dealer. ‘
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--Whn.‘tever your problems in
heating and plumbing work the new
building. .the renovation or jabbing
work Nelson M. White's experts can
do the same in a satisfactory man-
ner. Nelson M. White, heating and
plumbing contractor, 56 North Main
streets-Adv.
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Today is Holy or Moundy Thurs-
day. the anniversary of the institu-
tion of the Lord's Supper. Appropri-
ate services are being held in all of
the city's churches, today.
O O O
STAR LA UNDRY DOES
J } ”BETTER SORT OF WORK
are is a point relative to laundry
work that housewives in this vicin-
ity will be interested in hearing
about. All flannels and blankets
washed at this laundry are washed
in cold water—no shrinking is the
result. Every feature of laundry
work is given the closest attention
hers. Recently a new washer was
added to this concern's equipment—
the addition of which makes it pos
sible to do more and better "wet
washes” than heretofore. The de-
livery system here covers all sec-
tions of Norwalk and vicinity. 11
Cross at. Prion: 8284.. ~
I“ An important meeting of the Nor-
wslk Chapter of DeMolay will be
held this evening. in the Washing-
ton street Masonic Temple. Indtfllu
Inf-ion of the newly elected officers
wiilbe held.
O O O
“~11. correct feminine touch now
furnished
house is most easily gotten by the
sight'ehoice of curtains. Our line of
Quaker curtains should interest
you. Angevine Furniture Co.—Adv.
O O O
--A large Assoitment of One Cent
Easter Cards new on display at
Donnelly'a—Adv.
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'John Cairo. of 85 Soundview ave-
m truck from W. 8.. Austin. local
“er at 41 Railroad avenue.
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Rowland .Schwsbql. 11 Read
has resumed ‘hls duties in the
rlem River oilices of the New
1
With a Mil-
First
serve a hot roast beef supper next
Wednesday
house. -
[Deaths and Funerals“
tin,
was laregiy attended yesterday aft.-
ernoon from the home in Silvarmmo
avenue. There' were man: beautiful
floral tributes. Rev. Dr. Ernest I".
McGregor officiated. Interment was
in Norwalk cemetery.
—
York. New Item .no stardom
Railroad company. after being eb-
sent two dew because of illnsu.
O O I
--I-lsrd coal prices reduced. Large
stock on hand. Immediate delivery.
Harris & Goose—Adv.
O I O
The month of April is the time to
secure new dog licenses. Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith has Ill-
nounced that all dog owners must
tnlte out their licenses for 1026 this
month.
Miss Ida Wood. clerk in the ot-
tioe of the town clerk is assisting in
bringing the attention of dog own-
ers to the fact that it is time to take
out the licenses. by securing a lord.
stuffed bull dog. placing-ll the va-
rious tags on its collar and putting
it on a. table where it is attracting
considerable attention.
, O O a.
The Street departn out has a large
crew of men working on the roads
in the outlying districts getting them
in condition for the summer trs
tic.
It is the intention of the depart-
ment to go over all 01‘ the roads in
the city and make temporary '9-
pairs so that the roads will be in
good shop for the coating season.
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Patrolman David Sniffen reported
three lights out under the Washing-
ton street railroad bridge. last night.
‘ I O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Harold McElwee.
Riverside avcnuc. Westport, motor-
ed to Norwalk this morning.
O O 0
Work has been sin ad on the new
building which will house the
Chrysler agency on Main street.
O O O
~Whatevcr your problems in
heating and plumbing work. the new
building, the renovation or Jobbing
work, Nelson ill. White's experts can
do the same in a satisfactory inan-
ncr. Nelson M. White. heating and
plumbing contractor. 56 North Main
streets—Adv.
U I O
The adoption degree will he pm
on tonight by the Degree of Poca-
hontas in the club rooms on Main
strcct. A large class of candidates
will be initiated.
O O O
D. S. Davenport has leased the
store at the corner of Wall and
(‘onnnerco streets from Mrs. J. ll.
lirny. The store will be used as a
seed snlcsroom. Easter plants are
now on sale at the store and a pretty
display is in the Wall street show
windows. Mr. Davenport opens a
seed store every year and will keep
it open for about three months.
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-—.tutomaticaily screened “anthra-
cite at reduced prices. Harris a
Gans.-—Adv.
O O O
The condition of E. It. Goodwin.
of New Haven. who was badly in-
jured in an auto accident on the
Post lioad in Westport a week ago
was reported as "good" at the Nor-
walk hospital this morning. The
other accident patients are resting
comfortably and are out of danger.
O I I
--—Ordcr next winter's coal supply
at. once. Low prices. Harris 8:
GaIIs.-Adv.
O I O
Mrs. William Green Lewis. active
in literary circles in New York city.
who has a summer home in West-
port, was a visitor in Norwalk to-
day. '
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Workmen of the Connecticut com—
pany were repairing and oiling the
switch at the corner of Wall and
Main streets this morning.
O O O
Examinations of people applying
for motor vehicle operator's licenses
lwlll b3 held at the Dodge Brothers
on Service station West avenue frOm 9
Ito 2 o'clock tomorrow. A state po-
liceman from tho Ridgefleld bar-
racks wiil examine the applicants.
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The local schools will close today
until Easter Monday.
0 O O
Charles Ginger, cashier of the Na-
tional Bank has returned to his du-
tlcs after an attack of the grippe.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Gorham
returned op Tuesday evening to their
home. 202?East avenue, after spend-
ing the
They left for the South on Novem~
her 1 and have been visiting relatives
in Mount Dora. They made the trip
by motor returning home.
ham will resume his duties with Gor-
ham
street, painters and decorators, of
winter months in Florida.
Mr. Gor-
and Company. Washington
which he is president.
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Deputy Sheriff Edward R. Doni-
ens, 18 Hillside Place. was a business
visitor in thchfield yesterday.
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The Golden Rule Circle of the
Congregational church will
evening in the parish
Mrs. Sarah Denney is recuperato
ing at her home. 55 Van Buren ave-
nue. after a three weeks' illnesb.
Louis Sooerstmm
The funeral of Lost} Boderstrom.
who passed away Tuesday after.
noon. will take place this evening.
at 8 o'clock. from his late home, 4
West Park place. Stamford. Inter-
ment will be at. the convenience of
the family.
Christian J. Christensen
The funeral of Christian J. Christ.-~
ensen. well known retired shoemak-
er. who died Tuesday evening. at his
home, 5 Raymond street. will be
held Friday morning, at 10 o'clock.
from the home of his daughter.
Mrs. Amanda Callahan. 9 Seymour
street. Rev.
rector of Trinity church will omel-
ate.
cemetery.
Chapman s. Devil.
interment will be in Riverside
Franklin B. Austin
The funeral of Franklin 8. Aus-
prominent Norwalk resident.
Mrs. J7 gphine Drew
The funeral or Mrs. Josephine
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This map shows the constellations
visible at 9 p. m.. April 1. ii p. m..
April 15 and 7 p. m.. April 30. in
latitude 35 degrees north. Though
prepared specifically for this lail-
tude it is practicable for all parts of
the United States and southern Can-
ada since a. change of 10 degrees or
so in latitude makes little difference
in the appearanco‘ of the heavens.
To use the chart hold it inverted or
Overhead with the top toward the
north.
At this time the constellation of
Leo is directly souttast of thd zen-
ith. It can be easily recognized by
v the group of stars in the form of
The Sickle which outline the head
and with the bright, bluish-white.
the end of the handle is one of the
20 brightest stars in the heavens. it
is also known as Cor Loonls. 'i‘he
Lion's Heart, and by its astronomi-
cal name of Alpha Leonis.
Denebola is the second magnitude
star at the end of the tail of Leo
and with the bright. blush'whitc.
first magnitude star. silica. in Virgo.
to the southeast. and the brilliant.
reddish-yellow Arcturus. in Homes.
to the northeast it forms a large
equilateral triangle that is one of
the conspicuous configurations of
spring.
Arcturus is one of the most bril-
liant stars of the northern hemis-
phere and can be readily recognized
by its distinctive color and by the
fact that it lies in line with the
stars in the handle of the Big Dip-
per prolonged toward the southeast.
This well-known group of stars is
now close to the meridian in the
northeast. At this time of year it.
reaches its highest position above
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and is most conspicuously in view.
Most of the winter groups still
linger in the western sky. Orion
now rests on the horizon but the
two Dog-stars. l'rooyon and Sirius,
are still well in view. Sirius. lio-
cause of its for southern position.
will disappear below the horizon
long before The
Procyon. Icmini and Auriga. last
of the winter constellations to leave
the western sky,
heavens. In all six suits of the first
magnitude are in view at this time
in tlIr- western sky while only three
of first magnitude will be found in
the eastern sky.
No planets are above the horizon
at this time but rioturn in now in
Libra and will rise in the southeast
later in the evening. and remain
vlslhln throughout the night.
Early risers this month will find
three planets in the cast.
now a
the sun, on April is.
Jupiicr. which 1H now slightly
brighter than Sirius. The Dog-star.
is also a beautiful object in the east-
ern sky before sunrise. At the be-
ginning of the month it is close to
Venus on the southwcel but during
month Venus passes rapidly
the
eastwn rd. "
Mars. easily recognized by its red-
dish color. is southwest oi’ Jupiter..-:
moves IIortheastwsrd. ‘"
towards Jupiter during the. month,
April 1. but
the two planets coming into cou-
iIinction on the twenty-third when
be about a degree duc
Mars will
south of Jupiter.
Craw will be Saturday afternoon. at
2:30. from the homo in Craw ave-
nue. l‘towapton. Rev. George A.
Tuttie. pastor of the Darien Con-
gregational church. will oiliciaie.
interment will be in Raymond's
cemetery. Darien.
Caroline Johnson
The funeral of Miss Caroline
Johnson took place yesterday morn-
ing, at 10 o'clock. from her late
home in Chestnut Hill. Rev. Dr.
Ernest ll'. McGrcgor. pastor of the
First Congregational ch», h ofllcl-l
ated. Interment was in We. N. Y.
Miss Johnson passed away Monday
evening.
A bequest of '10 is given a Read-
ing (Mina) woman in the will of
her aunt. to pay for dishes broken
by the testatrix when on a visit to
her niece.
Bound dogs sit around and howl
at the moon. but calamity bowlers
sit around and howl at nothing.
Money doesn't mean everything,
but no can't say it doesn't mean
anything
John T. King Returns
To See Who’s Boss
John T. King returned to Bridge-
port ycsterday after more than
three months‘ absence. No returns
as the leader of the Republican or-
ganization in Bridgeport. as far as
he himself is concerned.
It is expected that developments
will arise in Bridgeport political
circles within the next few days that
will disclose the present status of
the Republican party in Bridgeport
and leadership there. Town Chair-
man Alfred Burdick was missing
from the Bridgeport City hall. yes-
terday. and there was an air of my-
stery concerning his absence. -No
one would admit knowing where he
was.
One advantage the boss has is
when he is too lazy to work he can
think he is thinking.
They had a tornado in Florida.
Very little damage was done. but it
was quite a blow to the people.
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The Open Door
Register your opinion of the motion pictures shown in Norwalk by
using this coupon. Fill this in, whenever you go to a picture and send
it to Mrs. A. Hyde Cole. East Norwaik.
The Better Films Association can then pass on to the various film
producing companies through "The-Open Door” (The Public Relations
Department of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America.
Inc.) the opinions of the local theatre going public.
Your approval of a picture will encourage the producers to make
more of the mm of pictures you like. Your disapproval will discourage
the making of objectionable films. Use the open door.
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lilml the summcr was n- iii‘ll'
‘ihc proposition l'vll llll'i'Ililill.
Little Dog-star.
are high in the
Venus is
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reaching its greatest western richly!
ation, or greatest distance wcst of.
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SUIIIIE’" “R’IERRI’I
SERIICE MAY i
BE ESTABLISH g
Query To Board of
Trade From Provi- ,
deuce C o m p a ny—~
Owns Large Craft. l
Norwalk may have.“ ferry service i
to Long island this summer.
A letii-Ir has been ru~clvrd by thi-
Norwalk dloard of 'l'rnilc from the,
li. W. Film. Company ui‘ l'ruIlichIcc. .
it. 1.. asking if the llo-iril of Trade
was still interested in the fury that
was propfieil last summer. l
The iolicr is now in lllt' hands of
the trunscporiatiou commune and
will be taken up with the Provi-
tlII- ferry may result.
Lust Hillllmf'i' the manor of start ‘
ing the line from Norwoll.‘ to lllllllv
ington. L. 1.. Win taken up With 111‘
cmnpuny liut bccuuso of the Til“:
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The 1*. \V. lI‘liIIi ifiIlIIlmII)’ ol‘ l'rv-
vidv'nco owns a largo Tl‘l‘l'l' find i.. l.
thouuht this boat may in put in op-
cI'niion. f
it is felt that n‘fcrry from (or;
walk to Long island would in. :I’
paying proposition of tho lino Int-:i-l
The City National Bank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
DEPOSITS
March 313i 1922 were $1,358,091.88
March 318i 1923 were 1,810,486.01 increase $452,394.13
March 313i 1924 were 2,116,135.24 increase 305,649.23
March 313i 1925 were 2,442,836.54 increase 326,701.30
March 313i 1926 were 3,049,017.51 increase 606,180.97
The Officers and Directors are pleased Willi the show-
ing, but we look look beyond the figures and con-
sider with gratitude the many friends we have made.
(ion of Norwalk on Long island,
Sound. it is handy for Iii‘(l]ll( driv-
ing down from the iJcI'ksiIiI‘rs und'
other points up rtaic. 'l‘hc l’mai lav
large enough to carry a IIIIIIIIJcr of
nIItnIIIolIili-s.
Lady Hit By A...“ .»
To Get New Umbrella ’
Mrs. Louis TillinrtlIluII‘Icu. 20
Laura hil‘l‘fli: rr-porinil i uilh: HmIilI
Norwaik police last owning that she
was struck by on automobile driven
by Louis Banks of Iiillirr street. yes-
terday morning.
Mr. {Links informed ilic police
that Mrs. Di iiIIIininnwo “‘illlu‘fl into
his machine in linivnv sirlr-t. l'lir.
IiIIIlIrr-llu \vsin l~t~|ivII lIll' Sim “uni
not lllllll‘t‘ll. .\lI'. liIIIilvx [mill for the?
domino in lllt‘ Itmlm Ila. '
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REDUCED 40 POINTS '
Spool-liars Prescription Now Offered
Through Local Drugglsts
After 30 years of research an amazing
treatment has been perfected by a '
famous specialist that brings high blood
pressure under control.
For over ten years this mansions
rescn'ptlon hasbcen used and rfected
In hundreds of private case. 'ow it is
piloted to sufferers from high blood
pI-euureas a positive treatment for this
dangerous condition. \
Tcnsc. as it is called, goes right to
the source of the trouble. it dispels at
once the poisons that harden arteries
and helps renew metabolism. thus re-
storing arterial elasticity.
People who follow instructions care-
fully rcport a drop in pressure of 40
points in less than two weeks. Money
back" you am not convinced. Buy ,
Tense at ‘
Harold A. Meade.
The Pleistod Drug Co.
Spring‘mod Pharmacy.
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shades. They are not only
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