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“0". About a 3:3? matanamtodeyzo mags.
Somebody " . . . .
3.} 8 YouKnow,
t
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v City Brlete s
TON IOHT‘U EVEN
l-tialto—“hlemory Lane."
\l’tegent—“The Untamed my."
Palace — Keith Vaudeville—“Oh.
What A Nurse!"
r. Broad River
Masquerade.
Grand officers
Chapter 0. E. 6.
Girl Scout Ottiders' associatibn
meet—Colonel Coulter to speak.
0 O I
COMING EVENTS
April 8. —- Twentieth anniversary
‘Sons and Daughtereot Liberty.
April 9.-—c'athotic Union K. of C.
Community Chlb
to visit Oplilr
”div
1 Dance at Clubhouse on_Weet.Ave-
. Due.
;‘ April 9.—w. c. 'r. U. Meet With
Special Speaker.
April 0.—l..eaxue of Women Vot-
ers meet at Royal James. Miss Alice
! Hunt .to speak. . _
ll April 10.-Court Frances.
K
i
Order
Golden Sceptre Dance. .
April ll.—-Blshop Brewster at
Trinity Church.
. April 1:.~—Mceting at Good Lucli
‘» ,. Club. ‘ 3‘
.3.» . April 1:.—‘.linnual Banquet. at
. Court Cecile. C. D. A. at Royal
if Jan-lea Inn.
April 13.-—Court Laurel. C. D. A..
social at K. of C. Hall.
\
Themes» Lewis. ltrsttord avenue.
Budseport. were. visitor in Norwais
yesterday. ,
0‘ O O
I'l'AR' LAUNDRY DOE!
BETTER son-r OF ,WORK‘
Here is a point relative to laundn
work that house'w‘ivee‘in this vicin-
ity will‘be interested in hearlns
about. All tunnels aad blankets
washed at this laundry are washed
in cold .vrater—noahrinhin; ie the
result. Beer) ‘teeture of laundry
work is elven the closest attention
here. Recently. a new washer was
added to this ooncern'e equipment-
the addition of which makes it hoe
sible to ‘do more-end better "vest
washee"‘than heretofore. The de-
livery s tens here covers all see-
tione et'Nomih and vicinity. 11
Cross at. Phone 8:84..
0
The members or the paidiir'e de—
partment held a -mce,.tlna' in the
Central Fire stationlthis morning at
which time tine! plane vvere made
for their. hall .tol be held in tho
Armory on Ava‘.
, .. ‘ e e
Raymond H'sussler. ot‘ West ave.
uue. has resigned his position as
salesman at the Alfred Fox Piano
company. and- has taken a‘similar
position with the Studwell Piano
company.
. e :e. e , ,
Troop '6. Nerwnlk. Boy Scouts.
will meet this evening at the Roger
Ludlow'dunlér High school audi-
torium. at 3:80 o'clock.
0' C 0
—Herd . coal - prices. reduced. Large
stock onhaud. immediate delivery.
Stephen lacehow
who passed away on Sunday eve-
ning in tho Norwalk hospital..tooli
pia c this morning at 9. tron: at.
Ladielau's church. Rev. Joseph Des-
nan otliclated. Interment was in St.
Mary's cemetery.
JULIUS COLEMAN DlillhthER
ABHEVILLE, N. C.-—Tllat classic
Ross?" may yet be, solved.
is Julius i.'ol('lllflll Deillnser. of
Shelby, N. C.
' For years llcllillgr-r
was the son or L. D. Deliingc-r. who
is buried ill l5lrililnghnnl. Alli. Now
he thinks he may in) that. iron: lost,
almost mythical “Charlie lioss."
Nowcomos Deliinger, with a pic.
ture of himst-ll' taken in Gaitnoy.
S. C.. in 1875. where he was living
with one J. ll. liclizlic. hlcllulc tied
the town with him one night. on
'A new claimant has appeared. no i elated. Interment
|
tlloug lit. Ill"
Julia Boyd
Funeral eervicee‘tor Mrs. Julie
‘Boyd, who died last Saturday in
.'I‘oledo. Ohio. aged 65 years, will
take place tomorrow moraine at. 9.
(ram St. Ladislau's church.‘lnter-
. ment “in be in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
Chat-lee nettle
b‘ervlces tor Charles Harris. tor-
mer Westport Postmaster will be
held on Friday afternoon at 2:80.
; ironl tho Westport Methodist church;
‘Ilnterment will be in \VillowABroolt
‘ cemetery. \
Emma Runner
The funeral or Mrs. Emma Kem-
per Atwatér. Westport. who passed
away Saturday after a short illness
or pneumonia. was held yeuerday
from the homo at her sister. Mrs.
John A. Kilnbcr. Riverside avenue.
1 llrook cemetery.
Mary Ann .‘lnddoll.
Mrs. Mary Ann Madden. died l t
owning at her home. 70 Max ll ll
ltnnd. 'i‘hu deceased is survived by
two sons. Jam”; and Frank Math
den; one brother. James Kcnney:
one sister Miss Rose Konnoy; two
grand-children. Harry and John
Madden. all of this city. The run-
orul will be Friday morning at
. ._W..---......-m .
'l‘ho tunersl o! 'Stephen’BuceltoeI. ..
mystery. "What became of Charlie chtport. Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie;
:rccior 0! Holy Trinity church oiilv‘
was in Willow i
."l
i
llore is the first photo or "Big
Tim” Murphy, Chicago labor loader.
taken alter he leit the ledorui
prison at Leavenworth. Jilin. whore
holserved a term for complicity in a
$355,000 mail robbery. lie is thin-
ner than when he entered prison.
but spoke cheerfully oi’ his plans
tor rte-entering the ("lllcsgo labor
fir-ld.
——..._.._..
Just wishing things
—._...___.___.
would change
is about like striking a match to the
w .H . T .w... . ._... .,...
men me A]
Drinking Drivers’
‘Lloenses Suspended
The weekly list of opclators whose
licenses to drive. automolliios in Con.
necticut have been su..p.~m1¢~.l for
one year (or driving while under the
influence of liquor was given out to
day lit the state motor vehicle de-
partment us a part of ills etl'ort to
reduce the highway menace. There
are six names on tho list. Th0 critic
of one was appealed. The depart-
ment statement advised people to
notify the department or police in
case they should ecu any ot lhn fol.
lowing persons operating motor \‘o.
hlclcs. 'l'llo i'ollowlns' is the list.
Charles 0. [ll-scheme. \Vlllllllfliltlc.
Anthony Dt-Mottlll. Southport.
Lawrence M. Ilolcomh. Philadel-
phirl. l’u.
Joseph lliskcn-ich. Bridgeport.
. \
France has to have a new Cabinet l‘llt.l~lo.\l« nl .nl it lll»l,\' :i‘t‘nl lh‘i
every time one or its members auz- Ill-Ill who pings "Hominy I .\rll" is"
(est! paying l'ntlo I‘lllll.'—Tul¢ilu seldom .I l’l‘} t-‘oll'iulll llillillois i
Blade. ltlllll.
’ BORN IN SAME YEAR
Queen Victoria and Lydia E. Pinkhan'il
:‘lfll’rllllll. llll'niliarv-“rifh l'illi‘ 2w-
mld (llllll \rn; him. I W \‘vr nu .i.
well tiny for tiw w ‘I u
wan; tv-llllll: ill: .illzrril'l ail-rill lll’
lollllllioll. Jillll llii‘ Il'll'.".'.l~' ill Hell
that lullll‘r ”Ila" iill 'l" of I.‘ illil L,
.‘ll' millet
Joseph Opanowlch. Silver Lane.
Gale Shedd. New Haven.
Can You Solve This?
DlERFLAG
The above letters. When properly
arranged. spell the name of a
late President. Everyone send-
ing in the correct solution .\\ill be
awarded a beautiful lot. :‘flxlUO
llllvorileing tilllll.
Maxim Development
I‘ll. ANNA “CHERRY
‘ dent and llindliness during a long
and prosperous reign has become on-
tllronod in the hearts of the British
any ltlllll ‘-, ‘iv:
new :l'J'l o'lsv.’
and Lin 11,.
tl‘lii'l‘
nil:
J'lllkllull :1\'- Hi minim ‘ollll‘o :rm all r
lllll'c llli‘ ll'i ll, :i . ll ll.lil ilril'wl ills
\i'llf'. lhml izivl ll up, lull. in illl‘fiwi
father and lil(ll.‘l"i" l colllllu‘nrri
taking your llll‘dif‘llii! .‘lllll in It we»:
I hurl l't"l;ll'l in i'wl lit‘Ht'i‘, When
I liaison] llll'vv'luil lllf‘ i'lllilul' of
Lit'v, l “n. l’llxiltl; lllu Yll’l'illtti
t‘nnlpmllni um! 1 “WI no mum. i‘f
- \\‘-\ llllllkH‘J,
100.; L‘. l'illlll rit , Mireilll‘l, lillllo.’ ..
Another Woman Helped
Philadelphia. l'vrlnzl -llr:: Ciil‘ll-
line Nagy. or 371? Scull St, in a.
recent loner to fix» ix. .1.;L l3 Pin}.-
lllllu .‘ll-lllt-inv (‘n 4;..-
hcr (llllll no.1 horn ;.‘-.;
l‘liii :lt‘li‘l‘
“fl“. ll! 1!.
feet. lice and clear of all bll' toes a. nu! IYIII'I'JMRIHALL. ILLINOII very “cull lonvii'lon 5hr: mill/l liOl
cul'nhrmiccs. in a section now atom to l‘l‘iidlll livr l'” ll‘i alll' vrll'
open to colonization in New In the year 1810. two babies were to WT ln(lillt'|‘ luv :lrlx l. .C 5);... ml
Jersey. MN“... puzzle mm mun . born whose lives were destined lo ilvr loll-y l._wli.l i-J l’ifllx'lliilli"; \‘er.
today. This on.” mm” July l have n tarrreaching influence. ilnu tallloConlpl'llltlti,..- ll tulllhr‘llwl liar
lath. i V585 born in a stern castle of Old whr'n in hit" l‘oluli'lotl, tillildl. hit;
“0“”? 0f ”mam”, hugland. tile othcr‘ in ll. humble ll}"li'041 ll~r motto-r :l! 0 Fl
w.- ure tllr orieimtors or m, nl’mllouse in .‘Vew Lnglaud. .\:lt=vr~tvrl~l whirl-xii. NU: Ml 0v".-
’ Queen Victoria through her «is» "‘1' am" “1‘1“" ”1“ “11" WW5“
utter lilliiilL’. Ll); lmlllvs ht‘l' “Pillar
'llf',’ll"l'('l,‘_
iz'tn: ii i
._: talll'lzl tie"...
April 14.—Annuai Meet at Garden Harris & Gene—Adv. ‘ _ .. ‘
3 Club at the Norwaik Country clubd ' ' ' gremlins “REL”? cltlilzons. aroused 8:30 ”om "1° homo. ‘9 Max ’3." thermometer ‘0 make ”1" room corporation u -.-. -
i AN“ 14.~—Soclal of Buckingham Vincent Tito, of Wilton. reported y t 3 on s lcsenllmlu to pic- Road. and at 0 ilom St. Josep a warmer. . people. Lydia. E. Pipkham through (Am: ["1
. . . tin-es at Ross. planned to take him church. Interment will be in the "rm- “7 the merit of her Humble leu in u m...
i W. R. C. at home or hire. Guilee l“ to the Booth Nonalk police last , - ». - ., . ‘ -
l Sliver-mine. nixhtthat lite Maxwell tourins cm, to Philadelphia. > family plot. in St. Marys ceme- CLASSIFIED SERVICE plea“ 100.“. 40"] hi. how \ork pound has made her name a house. trailOl . on
i April 14.—Card Party Berkeley had been etolanltro'rn Washington It The ".31:le Itlnti‘phl'TJelllllscr' icry. particular people. £313.10“ in thousands OI .‘imslicun hydlz‘a'h. A‘
Chapter 0. E. s. at Masonic Tem- :t)re&t.,between the hours of 0 and £33.31 willffihofil: on: Thrall“ S R ' l I I . . 1mm"
: p °April Iii—Annual Banquet at . . ‘ f. ' V ‘ meme. Charm nos" " tevens e-e CC -—-—
"V South Neil-walk Cong. Church. Mrs. A. Petise-ot.Mead0w street May 0f Hartford: .
April 20;—People'e Chorus Pro- tell. whileallululn; from a trolley ——---— l
i saute "Marthe." car at thecorner .ot-.Hsviiand and Se‘Cond‘ Federal Judge Mayor Norman C. Stevens was re-
. April 20. — Masquerade Dance South Main streets. yesterday-after"- . elected mayor of Hartford yesterday. -
‘ 13:1“ entifiodtrey Auxiliary. Odd noon. She was not injured. . Urged In This State defeating ex~Senator Edward W. q » O
. owe' a. . ‘ _ ‘ '....._.. Brodor by a plurality or 1.313. r . ‘
. Miss Luella‘Finchhss returned to .in additional federal judge, for Mayor Stevens is the tlrst Republl- e you pa In or a PaCkard
. sun and Tide For 'lbmorrow. her dutiesin thet'law ottice ottKeoah the United States District court of can to ho re-elccted in Hartford _ -
Sun Rises ..... 5:28 A. M. and Candee atterheln: confined to Connecticut was urgently asked for since 1906 and for the next two yet” "i‘
Sun Sets 6:28 P. M. her home'in‘.Fort Point street for by l’ttpresentatlvo John Q. 'l‘ilson, he will have a. Republican city] llt‘l
L \ ,$' High Tide 5: ~40 A. M. the past two Week: with a severe Henry F, Parmclee and Henry E. marshail and Republican majoritiesl . O. .
Low Tide ...... 1:00 attack or the srlpne. , Rockwell, allot New Haven. before in the board or «human. will “'10! ' g
_ e '. e ' the Judiciary committee or the school committee and. board of edu- _ _ . ”a a
The Peoples Chorus held a regu. Harold Bisse‘ll .Jr.. has resumed House or Representatives in Wash- cation. '
lar weekly rehearsal in the anal. his studies at' e Stevens’ school ington yesterday. The council stands :3 Republican. ,
{.0111}? g: the Norwalk High school a Izobokein. :IfterBau week‘s'vielt at They stated that the cases now and seven democratic. .
as n g . s ome a an ren avenue. pending before the Connecticut li‘ed- ' ° ‘
e e e '_ ' ‘ . oral District court haw: l’ar outrunl . ' : very llkely you are paymg the PaCkard prlce for
—Autornatlcally screened anthru- Mrs. George .Tooker‘of, 219 Fla: the capacity 0! one judge to handle. . . 0 3 l. ' ‘ ' '
. 33s“ Laiduced prices. Harris a Hill fan: letogflned to her bed by No opposition is expected tattle pl'o- “re Re 'e {'9 mOtor car trans omnon Whlle bEhEVlllg you cannot
‘ _ .— v. ans 0 o ppe. vision for the additional Judge. .. '. .
l . e e e ' e e'e . ' afiOl’daP 1h. usan
v i ligila hciary Crgwiord.‘ proanlent Rev. Chapman '3. Lewis. Fairneid R INNG‘S'HON aCk . 0 (15 do.
n e rose on mer can I 0“ “811110. rector of Trinity church. has of several days with - 1. ti - .. i: . “" ' _.
9h")lle'ia\“I welslfport. “:13! 8- :lsitor in purchaseda handsome new Nash New Haven. lo q \M l ' ‘ml) D ‘1 V Yet While they long for PaCka-rd Six Com.f0rt, beauty
Sou .‘orwa - yester ay at ernoon. sedan. with a special body. - - r i ‘ i . , . ' . 'e e
‘ " ° ' ' " Yesterday “..._. the am lve". ' l’ 1 . 7 " . ‘
tit—3:30” 13‘: “-13:55. cofiirglsppz Choir rehefmltwlllsbe hloldl to- the entrance out.) the l'nlited1 gait; ‘ y" ' and dlsnncnon Others own and dnve these fine tars
. . marrow events: a 2 o~o'c oer in into the World War and all over . . ‘
Gana—Adv. . . . till: :outh Norwellt Methodist the city fleas were displayed in at an “GEM; samng tn money DUCT the cost 0’
c are . A tall ttend i - l. . .
Stanley F‘lllow, ol.’ Clinton avenue. quested; s . m“ a re ggfiiwcof£gd$a§l32h £121.13; commomwe tfanspmtatwn”
giggah- motored ‘9 hot-wall: ”3' Mi I '1‘ ‘5 ' . Legion. and its auxiliary observed , '
- se‘ rene noon. 105- South the day at their llle‘tltlg held last own child Sig. Before . - ‘ V
_ *R ‘ ‘ ' Main street. left-“today tor a visit evening. ‘ I You mean a Pa ~ last year by.Pack..rd 5“ buyers had
, . _ ad,” and View” ”I, on . 7 ’ you buy next motor car, use it been driven an average at only 15 08"
Iczlsy terms, Do‘nnellyi—Adv. " l Md] ”£21361! padbelore youuse milee' ‘ ‘
Kw, .‘ Miss Margaret Loves. at! Oak' - "V ‘ A. a penanda check Wk. . .
street, has taken a. position as book- ‘V ‘ p .‘ ; , . Depreaanon 505: every one Of those
'i‘tfiifii’niioih‘ltifi' hresso company. . ’ ‘ . Most of the items of cost m owning a owners eight cents a mile! They, none
. . e ‘ . i ceramihesameasbetweenapackard olthem,spentatotalofover three
.03.... to the «h “nun: on ‘ ‘ i . Six and any car at. even half its price. cents a mile for gasoline, oil and tile“
tashloned masquerade deans oi' the ‘ ' I little
Broad River Community uh. Wed ‘ {w ' more msure'
/ “may gem" Apr“ 7. 1m- nee _ . ‘ than the hell i to _ 1511“ Packard If you are one of the thousands who
Men‘s Hall. Main street, Norwellt.- ' ' _ . . l . it 1,! a 681'. ll 0 we to buy a hall-price car every Year 01' two'—
M... T'h OUtd W game -no more to cease lt-no every 15 000 to 20000 '1
’ ‘ ' e , 001' oman l e t . . ' a . t finest-you can
.\ ’ mu Audrey Shine, Crockett l , ‘ . . L mwmmgkah “with-“um“ a own and drive a Packard St: for less
street. Rowayton. has taken a posi— . I - ' ' ’ ‘ . MW-
tlon at the Nash Engineering com- _ Wlth our N De artme t f r S ea . ‘ few cents I d” higher-but lea {rev
gilt}; stall); garagngtglgag’mployed . ‘ ._ .eyv. p n o w ‘ ters , and lower repair chm under More than twice as many Packard Six
l e . . . . _ _ . . . . . . I '
. . . ' Skirts and B1 ‘ .eckerd'e flat rate semceplan fer other ‘3“ were 501d 183! year as m 1924. And
1:11;. hourglass” 5:“le ' - 011583 t that item. ‘ . 70% ofallthesesaies wereinadeto those.
I so gal-men ven eeoeest . ~ ' _ whohad ‘ lame. °
sttention'at The Twin City Valet's , ' . . . . y , » - , _ Pechsdsx owners to it 14 16 been. buying 7 priced cars
Establishment. Work called for and ‘ H316 tumbled every smart lash“ ‘ . , ’ P0 t° ' {"4"th-
delivered. 67 No. Main st. Phone 1 imwlfich southern resorts have been , _ mw'wdmlfimm ,
;‘°""““ . . . " ~ :e .. ,. Murmur» :Pattel wine ‘ “W‘” “midi, 15.000 11‘”; Pad“?! 5“ “m” 1“” ‘1‘”
\ Ernest N. Sloan. 45 Van Buren in. ll-onsyleatets 058M793“ “gel" “130' W 03 0h!”- Whit can cap the" new “’5 tW° °’ three
\5 avenue. is confined to his home with yarns, :tkMt-‘Of! harmonizing lacs, . ; half-price car does better? “"1” as lane 35 the C318 they aimed in
an attack or srlpps. . mdvmuolud-mom‘ to mm thecoto i ' . -and they intend to do it. On such a
-—Como to the 4th annual old ' glib-cg: are=ready~ln this 59°” : . . Bl“ Wainwmdrlhwgdby basisthey drivethecartlieyhavealways
fashioned masquerade dance of the ’ . u- s o ,. . _ . ‘ M men are ti un- ' *
Broad River Community Cluh.Wed; g .. , . 3 “ " ' line”. m’dt' - 111 y wanted at a lower—perm: COS: than
nesday evening April 7 1028 Red . ‘ ‘ '- ‘ . 1 mm D? m 18 3 really they have m pad'
. I V ' , . c i s e
Men's Hall. Main street, Norwelk.—- T 1°”de l “1 . important charge. Depreaauon costs .
M“ . . . " ‘ - a! v. F . C O ‘ ‘ _ ‘ j may mists 2 or 3 times as much It 13 ahlsckerdthatgsz of those who have
Contractors have completed‘exce» ‘ . ' ~ ' Blouses - 5. ’ ”an. II a”, pay for 835’ Oil and a I a -Slx d g the pa“
vatlons on Main street oh the ‘eit'e . " ‘, ' ' - ' W 00W. ‘ Wmmmlpackatdowners. They
of the new Wheeler and Clark‘bnild- ’ ' ‘ ' $2 .. , " I .. - are I!“ paying a heavy depreciation ton
'ins. . "w" ‘J‘-,~t. . - ‘ ‘ ~ .' . -
it» . , . . . . U ‘ . , _. out I i let“ il ‘ are availabl . The used car most often turned in every year. You need not do so either.
; —Eyes Examined by a nlver- m- ‘Wlllle ‘beIdCloth‘ blow for 9 .. . |
-.» t. lct- e-J l- l -. . . . . ~ . ; . , .
l 3&me Ben“ T” m ‘ . .wear‘with suits and sweater cos- . . ThPuhl‘dSufiw-va «in mthaunwuomnutndudi s r t' e
r i , . x mm '1‘ Ma "
, ° ' ' , ~ mines.’ Onemodei-lsaoopy ofa j 1 . Mmmmamdmlmffl3fluw Thousandshave
g; Leonvand George Fish.'.-.etudents { " ”:mm’ I.»shlrt.' All ‘sizes to : ' y W Packard MW ‘9" NfiM'Wt more than 3 'n cash at any
y . .. f . .and'f‘lncludlng.44.”_ ‘ : mflmuudma mmdeui'theileymmteuldm ‘ $150a'nlo-nth.
' STORAGE... § . ' , ' i P kad - wb' ld
t. . .... .. 1 T; , Radium Silk Vests | 5 , lac. r cars are no emg so
oucann m. '. , . i ‘ " .V R ‘
m... m... mun-m W-r-MMM on. the baszs OTthe new tax rate
Caterer asymmeunt o! space Adouble‘breastedv‘aist’coatret . . ._ . . . . .,
. I! may 1'00“ . ‘ - - . ' ‘ . .
" ”Our warehouse is a. 5-star); fw'w‘th'aflfun tailored neck- 1 ' ...
, ma bow“ “$33 “fling: , line ‘and‘hlitton. oleeuand-short 3
ma street. equip , - .. sleevesimake this an ideal blouse " '
latest sprinkler eyetennslvinl 5 {0' wear-with suita. .Heavy l’l- P GCkard Brl rt Motors I I
”'l the low insurance rate oi . t - . - ) I 0'
sooner hundred dollars on con . dlllfllf slit: in white .and French ~ ~ ’ ‘ ‘
i, am ' r - i blue.‘ , , tees , ._ . 170 Cannon St » Neble 3410 -‘ Bridgeport
‘ ‘DMLYMOTOR ' SWeatersThatArcScen ‘: ' ‘ ' ' W ‘ .
HAULAGEsggYICE on . , G If .
~ , To NEW BK ., Southern , 0 Causes -
._._ . » - _ . . y ~ . Spring'sgnew'sweaiels a e spfto bellxht nephyr yam affairs ,
j. Tel. Norwslk 294—10924 ; lajiovelypastel‘shades. Otten'a design or shaded sill 1
, . . , , .re‘,
.- 1. 3. Phone ours: jw . (hamlets individuality. There are very mamas...” .
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