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FIREFIGHTERS
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Rehearsals Being Held
and Plans Made for
B e s t Show Ever
Given.
MORE STORAGE .
SPACHEEDED coonsll MUNSIE lm rev/m
Glover fo- Co. Gets
10.12 so. aunt er. eaons am so. uoawsu
Permits for Addition
——0ther New Build-l ’
ing. 3
.1 permit was issued this morningl
for an addition to the storerooin of.
the Clover Manufacturing company,
Main street. '
The addition will he of brick with ‘
a steel frame and large glass win.‘
dows. It will cost about 30.000.1‘ho'
concern is in need of greater floor
space.
A permit was also issued to Clay-
ien lmvood for the construction of
~05snd after this date [are not
newbie for any bills oontraetod
by my wife. .
W. I. RAPE—Adv.
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(Signed)
A ditch is opened in Commerce
greet for new main- to the building
thur Terrie is remodeling.
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. At the Froeb Agency e. warrentoe' '
deed was given yesterday by Eugene
.. . J. VauNoss to lidward and Veronica
. Rialto~ f‘mm Lane. . .. Baird for a house and lot on Bill
ROIGHE— Th. Untamed La‘dy. “NOE. NOWIIK.
Palace —- Keith Vaudeville—f ,‘ O 0 s
”Non-Stop Flight." Nettie M Wilson. I New Canaan
Cathblic Union K. of c. Dance at "0-. Nonslk. has purchased s new
Clubhouse on w,” Avenue. Chevrolet coach from W. R. Austin.
4 ‘ w c ’l‘ L . Meet with Special Chevrolet deal:r 0.1.302“) Norweih.
Bpt‘ker.
Leagim (,f “'0an VOEN‘I meet .1 Dr. H8"? 1“. HOCOTID. Will “"0:
dentist. has been attending the con-
mnsv's'rznis'rs.
The choir of St. Luke‘s Episcopal
' . church. Noroton. will present a bean.
titui cantata. "The Lord of the
Cutertlde," this evening at the
.Yioyail .laincs. Miss Alice Hunt to .
rpezik vention of the Connecticut State church at 7:45. The cantata will in- " “9“" “W room “”00 homo in flolqomof' ”531e,?!
' . . o ' Dental Association, "MC“ '3 being troduce many solos. duets. and group Comstock avenue.
‘ numbers.‘A welcome is extended to Other permits issued follow:
held in Bridgeport this week, .
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. iinvld i~:. Dibble, six room house!
(‘OMING EVENTS.
in Aiken street. cost 86.500.
everyone to attend and hear this
2“ Elli “0-: famous oratorio.
NEWEST COLORS—IN
-_ - - [TOLEPROOF HOSIERY
CLASSIFIED ADS make your
dollar a man's size coin.
' April 10.—Court Frances. Order Edward A. Frost. .
Golden Sceptre Dance. East. Norwalk, has purchased a new 0 0 0 Standard Oil Company. hriek
April 11.—Blsliop Brewster at Chevrolet sedan from W- R- Austin. The members of the east of the gasoline station in West avenue,
" ‘ ‘ minstrel show to be presented by the can 31,500,
| Trinity Church.
April 12.—Ilutter Ii‘ilm's Associa-
tion at. Norniilk Liiir.sr,v 2:30
o'clock. Mrs. Bray to speak.
April 1:.——i\leoting of Good Luck'
Ray '1'. Baker. director of the U. I.
mint under the administration of
Woodrow Wilson, is considering run-
ning for the Democratic nomination
Darlen Fire Department. April 16
and 11. at the oyle school. are
holding rehearsals twice weekly. The
firemen are working bind to pro~
duce a good show and tickets may
The street department has re-
quested mci-rhants invtho business
sections of the city to put their gar-
bage out early in the morning so
that collection will not be delayed.
Frank P. chauffeur for
iistriidn.
Poln Negi'l. tlim star. is under arrest
bewitehingly sheer, lovely! -
in L05 .‘ingeles charged with or-
Club.
April ]3__.A,muni Banquet ogiif this is done the garbage can be for U, 5. Senator in Nevada. be obtained from any member of the gum/Jug a $1,500.000 swindle. imd- .
Court Cecile C_ D. A at Royal removed earlier and will not be left "’0 company. I‘MWYW “a" "9 W in; lniiikci'n were victimized, it is! . . . “
, . standing on the curbs for such It gale at n_ M, hinithg gloro, Duicn. asserted. i WIth durability that means economy
James inn
April 13. —-Court Laurel, 0.1). A ..
docinl at K. of C. liaiL
April 14. —-Aunuul Most of Garden
long time.
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Patrolman Jules Boenisch arrest-
ed James F. Wenyus of Darlen for
Strftinsson, the. explorer. says that. ‘
in the .ourso of almost 13 yearni
spent in the Arctic regions. his diet
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RTERS ire. Gertrude Hour. of Noroton
l eights. has purchased a new sedan.
O
. . Don‘t fail to see this fiiiiimis hosiery~
FRIEUEIE’S
Club at .thoi N walk Country club. T The Pin.0.'ik Coon club present. . .
April ll.—r§nl of Buckin ham 3313:?lgfstlifmpiz‘rmncgomlgwmleis; T0 STAR AGAIN ed . very we ful bid fashioned m“, 100 pp... gem m...“ u... group-y if you. are interested iii nioe things to
r’ W. R. C. at h io of Mrs. Gu es in tho (1°\;'l‘town city court Wednc's- dance last nigh at the [10er school. pnri t-f tim time. _ J . . . _ . .
Fllvormine. An interesting program wad present. \\t‘ai . It iii in”) 10‘ Cl). *ll‘li‘l’fllmllly“
day. e
ed and included olden time dances l‘tll'f-‘iiS—A HARMFI'E. Ni'i-
April 14.-—Card Party Berkeley
las well as the modern dances. An
Chapter 0. E. S. at Masonic Tcm- . . .
Snappy New
and with the prettiest. newest colors.
Jennings Family, Re-
pie.' The regular monthly meeting of e sascr,
m iii—Annual Banquet at 550“" 0mm “0- 50- M» 0-d'- P cently Split, Will Be I2:333:‘.,?§f32‘§§“h12{3;'SENSE, ., weators ,
So an Nor-walk Cong. Church. L- 11.. ““1 1’0 Mid lhl- evening in d 0m l l mo“ ”mm Are warning of an inflamed. irri- F S ts w let its surprisingly durnl le~am1 so
April 19.4mm)”. Center Hls tho Warshlngton street Masonic Reunite 9 c a si e e taimi. emigrated state of thoeair pas. 01' [101' ear . ' . '
fchooi Auditorium, auspices. musl ”mph“ . . . Decide. Dominick I‘rnie and Brother, lo- 31K:-‘v'mzln‘xii‘t‘i 3:813" (2321):? MANY STYLES FOR 5 really economical. Because it 8 Hole-
tepnrtnicnt of the ill h School. » cal contractors. have started work on » -' F “l ' it i - “ ' v . . . .
April 20 -—Poople agciioru. pre. Th0 COHdl'lOH 0’ Timothy Meher. f M Cl énm the grading of mo playground at the fifths-'8 into bronchitis or pneumonia.t MEN i proof. Made of fine-quality silk~vhre-
sents "Martha." WWI" employee 0‘ "‘9 30‘1"! Tim “35°, ° ‘ rs. ar rear of the Baker school. Funds for Emil”? f"? "WHO ””0118 Polish! ' ' . .
April 1.3. __Om.n Mu" msetmg‘ Norwslk Trust Company. who has Jennings of “estvort WM Til-OWN“ the work were voted 3. a special and rulils‘ls Foley's iionoy and Tar. WOMEN I fully inspected—and skilfully dyed. Our
1 tit Girls' and Womcns' Club. mm" \ery ill “1‘“ influenza, It his by Deputy Judge Joseph Adams yes- town meeting held Wednesday. It Will." Till-it‘s ill grrm-laden . GIRLS I ,
Apiil ES. ——Ginnd Officers visit llom“- 2‘1 Golden Hill street. is re- terday and a sentence °t six months March 31. at the ltoy‘: school. Dlllt‘k'm. nuts :1 smith g. healing BOYS ' [)i‘in‘S are. always moderate.
ported as being much improved. Mr. “1 i'lll suspended. MW Jennings e e e coiitin: on the irritated. iiii'iaincd|
Opliir Chapter No. 52, O. E. 5.
April 30.——Community meeting.
auspices Ladies Auxiliary,‘ii‘rank C.
throat, it stops tickling and nch-i
ouu hacking. qtiicts coughs quickly.
Best for children and grown persons,
was sent to Jail six weeks ago on a
charge of aduitry. when her hus-
band was sent to jail for five days
Prices, $1.00, $1.50. and $1.95
The regular monthly meeting of
the Noroton improvement associa-
tion will be held Thursday evening
Malia is still confined to his bed.
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DONNELLY’S
(‘odfrc Post. Mrs. Lester Brush is confined to
I Mayy 4 ~Masquerade Dance her home. 71 Meadow street. by an on a charge 0‘ ”93°" °’ W‘“ ""1 at s o'clock in the firemcn's hall. Sallhiéu'llon t-‘imrnnli‘ml- ~- Silllflon 80- N01 walk ‘ Westport
lirank O. Godfrey Aliviiiarv Odd attack of grippe. Samuel Roddy was sent to .13" for e e e i'owiil Corp.«—A<l\‘.
mumps Hail ' ”' e 0 - six months. The ”V0 young Jennings General and Mrs. Henry C. ___.__ ._ MN. > 7“- a"--- ._
’ ' A meeting of the board of voting ghlldreln gcfirdo placid in the County l-Iodges have returned to theiihhome.
' . Sun uni Ti]. 1“ . members of Saint Peter's Lutheran 0"” ll T 899‘” Noroton avenue. Noroton. a or an
' Sun ”mg, . _ H: ”Eliot's-(2:; Iii church will be he” a“, “on,“ in As the town was force: i: Elli:- extondcd trip around the world. ‘ . ‘
S t. . the basement of the church. port the children ‘ was °° e o ’ ° '
Vi‘NlET’ISEFlzo ' ' ' ' ' ' g: 2;; im M — N‘IODBO llll'fl. Jennings lb 0‘. cunody 3“” FIOI'EHCQ i-lodgemen and MI“ SPECIAL mm DISPLAYALL THIS Wm
1,0“. mm. g.“ P _. “ 3;- ot the selectmen- Mr. and Mrs. Winifred Whltolaw. of Darlen. are Come in and letus aphindiefeetum'hidihavoundethisthe
‘ " ~" Better Homes Moot: {Jennings are now twins ‘ “w svend'n“ “W W'” ”°"°"' m'-'“"‘%”““.‘i'”“” “mfg“
_ , [home ready and will have the chii- ' ° ° equipment(o ytaxen mghtex toasts reedyfordie
“233;,C’112’Ieéixjimmond- 0' 3 “7‘12": By Auxiliary April 30 dren returned to them in a few A fine gathering was present “ road,ihsnsnyotherdoeedminl'mhlin -°°mwm
' - ‘ r “5 ‘i MW 13"“ ' d“,- . the home of Mrs. it. w. Wllison. .
"Dune. Noroton Manor. last night when a
.t‘ard party under the direction of
F 6r Every 11 Cars In ihirs. Willeon “and 2.1;. fission
e .V . 0. W38
State 1 Has Accrdent' scrim: .33... .. .t. 5.2....
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On April 80, It 8 P. 1L. 9. com.
munity mass meeting will be con-
ducted in the Elk's Auditorium by
the American Legion Auxiliary.
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A rehearsal of the choir of 'I‘rinlt‘.’
church will be "held this evening.
' ' ' ‘ Frank c. Godfrey Post. No. . in
? ~Whatevar your problems in comunction with "Better Homes . ' school of the Noroton Presbyterian
heating and plumbing work the new ‘Weekg- ‘The principal ”cake, will Cine car in every eleven registered church. Refreshments were served
W by Engineers Call It
..::°::..::i ‘ The M47781 0f the Day V
in Connecticut last year was involved
in an accident, whereas the ratio for
the year- 1918 was one car in an ac-
liuilding. the renovation or Jobbiur
work Nelson M. White”: experts can
do the same in a satisfactory man-
bo Mr. Charles E. Dow. commission-
er of child welfare. of Hartford.
There Will be other smokers and Mr and Mrs
“on Nelso“ M WW“ heating and on interesttn o r cidonr for every forty-two registered.
iitlumtblnigontracior 56 North Main ed. 3 W 8 'un 1‘ “Help“ according to the results of an an- Maple avenue.
3 roe .- v t 11- for a few days. Arthur Gouriay. Jr.
This is s. eommunit affair. alyticai ““9 °t 19” “dd”
. . . m seats are free. y A“ ports as compared with those of of New York. . . .
Charles Blisserd of 51 Wilton ave-
nue has resigned his position as
stock clerk at 7 West avenue.
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Charles E. anh, 14 Putnam ave-~
niie. has purchased an Essex car.
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*Hard coal prices reduced. Lar
stock on hand. Immediate deliveig?
Harris 8: Gnns.-—-Adv.
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other years. which has been com-
pleted at the state motor vehicle do.
partmeiit.
in an effort to keep abreast of the
increase. in motor vehicles and the
corresponding increase in the num-
ber of hazards which confront all
operators on the public highways
the department :is keeping a ‘eioee
check on the Connecticut statistics.
In this way. the responsible author-
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[ Deaths and Funerals
‘ Susan L. Mos-choose
Susan L. Morehouse. wife of Re-
bert N. Morohouse. passed away
Thursday morning at her home. 167
Main street. at the age of 77 year
Funeral services will be held Satu
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bell. have
returned to their home at Mnns- cot thh the Franklin Of today M II
field avenue. after spending several 8 double one. ..
' ets i the south. "‘
M. n . . For in arriving at its norable advances“ in style, power,
Niece May Administer riding ease and road- holding qualities, Franklin has cauti-
Mrs. Craw’s Estate {iced none of its famous efficiency of operation. In fact, efl‘r
It does n t m ilk i th i denty 1'” in many respects been ”WWI? heightened.
0 Bee 0 v now n
A barge containing a 3:30 ton
cargo of hoppers coke arrived at the
dockof the Bishop and Lynes Coal
company yesterday.
I! 0 it
~Antomatieaiiy screened anthra-
cite at reduced prices. Harris 8:
(inns—Adv.
e e e
The drill team of the Frank 0.
day afternoon at a o 'clock. from the
into home. Rev. George B. Tomp-
kins, pastor of the Norwaik Metho-
dist church will officiate. informal:
will-be in Riverside cemetery.
The deceased is survived by her ‘
husband: one daughter. Miss Susan
G. Morehouse; and two sons. Samuel
Moreliouse of Norwaik. and Harry
Morehd'usq of Oregon City. Oregon.
itics are enabled to a degree to put
their collective linger on the most
pronounced causes.
It has been determined that the
proportion of cars to population in
Connecticut in 1925 was 16 1-3 as
great as in 1910 and that. while there
was one our registered in this state
for every ninety-nine people in 1910,
the ratio had changed in fifteen
Mrs. Josephine (.‘raw of Rowayton
left any will and it is thought that
her neicc. Miss Jennie Chopin of
Grove City, Pm. will be appointed
administratrix of Mrs. Crew's estate.
Gold is held to have been the first
metal worked by man.
The first printing press in Amein
The New Franklin's power ranks with the finest—yet the
can still averages 18 to 20 miles to the gallon ofgssoline.
Franklin's margin of cooling dependability is bigger than
ever—yet oil consumption remains materially lower than
with other cars.
Wheelbase is three inches longer-yet turning radius' is a
' Godfrey Post.
No. 12, American veers to a point where there was last
Legion, went to New Haven last year one car for 6" cry llx people in i“ was “”1“"th in “”1"" . {00: Shorten
' i l:- e ih , Frances Dunn the stats about 1549. - bee .
firefiung. dwjilr“ “or gmeguain oz; The mum, of Mm Frances Dunn. “tomoblm 8:0 Maw“ In Body has a lowered three inches—yet ground clear»
1’; J 13;" 1’0 d. ionic)“: oilmthat will take place Saturday afternoon at. Connecticut at a. ter rate man The year 1026 is the fiftieth anni- m and head-room are Still standard.
oil? )a r er 0 . o e 2 duo“ from the home. ‘8 Elm‘s for the country ati go There were versary of the telephone. (a ‘
. ' ‘ ' grill. Wigs. “Rigid“? 2:211:31“ will 14 per cent more cars registered here ”m“ ~"’ ""“ Balloon “”3 “9 used—yet turning the front wheels has
—0rdor next winter's coal supply officiate. Interment will be in Nor; last year than in the previous y." ' o been made 33% easier.
a:fl:::i:.deow prices. Harris 5'. walk cemetery. :ga’tlll; igzrmcwtfor litigants? t1: Spnng Th 0&3 % than- , Mo ’ . .
I ‘ l e - Mary Ann Madden fact. accidents in the state increased P8 t y’ more . ever It, Faun-m '5 the ‘
1' Mr. and Mrs. James Wood. 64 no (“new of Mm Mm. Am, last rear. at the rate or only 7 taper } T American standard ofefiaency.
X . West avenue: left] yesterday for Madden was held this morning at gitt'ce‘; mgfiggulngw° of "‘0 5 l 0P oats Add the' m | Of the atioaal new style-
8530.fron1 the late home. 79 Flax
Hill Road. and at 9 from st. Joseph's
church. A solemn requiem mass was
sung by Rev. Dennis Hurley. cele-
brant. Rev. John Shea. deacon and
Rev. Joseph Daley. sub-deacon. At
the oftertory. Mr. John Wehie sang.
“O Pie Jean." and at the conclusion
of the mass. “Calvary." As the cor-
tege was leaving the church. the
choir sang "Load Kindly Light." in-_
torment was in the family plot in
St. Mary’s Cemetery.
Frau Joseph.
Frank Joseph died last night after
a short illness at his home on Glover
avenue. He was in his 64th year.
Atlantic City.N .J.. where they will
spend several days.
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--The cleaning dyeing and pros-
sing of garments is given the closest
attention at The Twin City Vaiot'e
Establishment. Work called for and
delivered. 67 No. Main .. Phone
403.—-—Adv.
designs by dc Causse, of evictions adoption of
air-cooling, and of Franklin’ 3 new copper-radiation
improvement in air-cooling, and you will under-
stand why Franklin sales grew42% during 1925.
lul .
Methods of donning marble
buildings are being studied by this i
niited'States Bored- of Standards. 1
to determine which preparations in- ,;
Jure the stone. H
Ohio ,liousewives are attending i
“meat schools' 'to learn how to l
identify and prepare the 11‘ kinds of
steak "and eight kinds of roasts sold
in most butcher shops. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace. of
Bridgeport. were recent visitors in
Norwalk.
~Court Francis. No. 11, Order of
the Golden Soepter. will hold a bone-
fit dance. featuring old fashioned
, ni ht. April 10. at
$1233” :‘aotrum gin“. 100 Washing. The‘ funeral services will be held
ion St. Admission 35 cents—Adv. from his late home Monday morning
e e 0 at 8 and at 9 from St. Mary's church.
He is survived by a widow. two sons.
Frank C. Joseph of Detroit. hitchi-
gan. and Arthur J. Joseph of Nor-
waik: a brother. Thomas Joseph of
A simple method of preserving ‘3
sweet cider without ion in flavor is I
being sought through experiments at !
Ohio State University.
. .. l
There are in England about lad-ii
000 children of ”poles or othoi
wanderers who have neVer been tui
school. 'i
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mm the boil weevil has held l
cotton production in the United
States almost at a. level of t years.
Peru has nearly doubled its cotton fl
crop. ;
Applicants for mo to r vehicle
licenses can be examined at the
Dodge Brothers service station on.
West avenue tod y. A state police-
man from, the ldgedeid barracks Norwalk and .ono Sister. Mrs. Mary
is conducting the enminatlone. Rider. of Nor-walk.
e e e . Mr. Joseph had been employed at
the Norwalk Leek company for the
past five or six years ‘ a polisher.
e
. i935
Illustr'ted is one of the broad
shouldered, single- dine-ted,
. i .
—Ruiios and Vietroias sold on $18
easy terms. Donneiiyi—Adv.
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. The population of Egypt has dou-
, See-Badman. bled in theiaet 40-years.
The {antral of Mlle’Sara Bed end ‘ i
Police Captain Jerry Doian of
\Vostport was a rccgt visitor in
Norwalk on business. tool: place yesterday morning .3, :I0 . . , . . . , . . . . . . . (a, fitfin‘ models Whleh m
from the home of her nephew John 1 mm.“ to: “the, Will i
Geoue w. Conn. Boiden “stun: Kinset 0 ‘ns. satisfied“? 33;. slut! Whatever Natural A ‘ or driving. There are teeny ,
visitor in New or a rom a s n. . . . p 1.
31?; 3:31;: 5 . torment was in Saint Mary's come. ”Charm Ym ': WV. eolorsendpsttem.
By.” Examined .by n Unlver- t”item“ trees should riot be sprayed Figure HIS i a? W” “11:11.8 N ‘3
gity Graduate. Benedict The Jewel when they are in nu b be- my be fascinatiniym MW 9510 .
p—Adv. oeueethepoieonniay eg-fiwmgmdm‘
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Min Mary McCormick. Fairneld.
in spending a few days in Norwaiis
visiting with friends.
WLratosefuNortun
rm N" mun, m .W 5" .——————-—-—-———
out district police at e: as test 'eisat Early violin maker- “ Oneness.
mvin his car in n no parking italy. need minis vthod from local
3;“ in; gain street. The ear whereas for books of their violins.
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honeybees which ploy so big a next
in pollenating the flowers. '
motions: records «upsurge...
languages tarodyiag are
Nortonln'ceoileetedbysetentlt's.
smart foundation
:errled in our corset depart-
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