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, Captain Jolin Keogh is in charge of

5 pence of the Kin-unis club. The
winner will be announced on April

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moss-s Lamas.

mono—"rho Unguardad Hour."

Regent—“Henri- of the World."

Palace—“For Heaven's Soho."

Court‘surol, C. D. A.. social at
K. of C. Hall.

COMING EVENTS.
April its—Annual Most of Garden

April lt.-—80tiio.l of Buckinghun
W. H. C. at home of Mrs. Guileo in
Silvertnlne. is

April 1(.—Cord Port: Berkeley
Chapter 0. E. 8. st Masonic Tena-
pic.

April ill—Armor” nquat at
South Norwalk Cong. C ulch.

April ill—Concert. Center High
School Auditorium. auspices. music
department of the High School.

April 17.——Annuu' innquet of
Young People of S. Ix. Cong. church
at the'cliurcb.

April 20.--People's Chorus Pro-
sonts "Martha."

April zs.-—-Open house meeting.
at. Girls' and Wothens' Club.

April 23.4mm Officers visit
Ophir Chapter No. 52. O. E. 8.

April 30.—D03lolay Ball at the
Armory.

April '30.—Communlty meeting.
auspices Ladies Auxiliary. Frank C.
Godfrey Post.

May 4.—-Mssquerade
Frank C. Gadtrey
Fellow's Hall.

Dance.
Auxiliary. Odd

 

Sun and Tide For Tomorrow.

Sun Rises ........ ....' 5:16 A. M.
Sun Sets ........ ...... 6:31 P. M.
High Tide ........... . 1:00'P. M.
Low Tld-z ............ 7:07 P. M.

 

-L e h i g h coal, automatically
screened. Harris and Gena—Adv.
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The Uncas tribc. No. 26. Im-
proved Order of Red Men. will meet
this evening at Red Men's hsll,
Washington street.

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—Regent inst times tonight D. W.
Griffith‘s "Hearts of the World."—
Adv.

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George Burk. of Barton. was o

visitor in Norwalk Sunday.
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Captain Leonard Achcim of
Bridgeport. will speak to tho boys
of tile Norwalk tiigh school on the
Citizens' Military Training Camps.
at the High schocfi, on Wednesday,
April 21.

Local men interested in the train-
ing compo are cndeavoring to send
several Korwalk boys this summer.

\hls work.
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——l'tummsge Sale. Railroad Ave.
formerly J. M. Layton Co., Thurs.
lib-L. Apr. 16-16, by First M. E.
Church—Adv.
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Eight easafi have been received

‘ Iatartohsass

. Adv.

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‘70,, ;¢""“‘“ ’
W,.irt.r%o ' .

‘ Policeman
mm low.-
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The Consent Iaorod Bout. at Col-
londor’o Point. Norotss has purchoso
od‘o now Chamlot otlburbon tron:
w. 8. Austin.

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William J. Walsh. Dover street.
has returned to his studies at Boo-
ttt Collage ottor spending the East-
er holidays with his parents. .

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torus-t. -

—Conia to the boat at Wash. It.
Bridge and get live cod fish.—

Mrs. A. it Young. or
City. who has hoe ting hor
daughter. Mrs. H. vs; blow. 8
Arch street. is ill with on attach of
intestinal grirpe. Drufienry K. W.
Kellogg is in attendance.

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William .8. Ferris. 60 Elmwood
avenue. has purchased a-now Chev-
rolet ton truck. from W. R. Austin.
local dealer of Chemists.

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Rev. Father Richard J. Carr 11. of
the Church at the Aoournptio of
Westport. was a visitor in Norwalk
today. .

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-—ltdgent last times tonight D. W.
Griffith's “llcerta'of the World."-—-
Adv. .

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Samuel T. Motpoit. Hartford. for.
mer state'policomsn stationed with
the flying squadron at the Royal
James lnn. was in Norwalk today on
business.

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Vincent Williams. of Riverside
avenue. motored to Norwalk this
morning.

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Rev. Edward L. Reed. of the
Christ church of Westport. was n‘I
visitor in Norwallt today.

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John Gallagher. well . known
butcher of Westport. visited with
friends in Nor‘aJh today.

ROYAL ARCANUM
socui 10mm

Interesting Prdgram
Arranged for Visit-‘

ing Delegations , g

The Royal Arcanum will hold one 1
of the largest spclsl events ever held
here in several years. tonight at Odd
Fellows! hall. South Main street. at
8 o'clock. Plans are made to ac-
commodate about 290 visitors. which
will include delemtlons from Bridge-
port. ford. Stamford. Dnnhury
and Greenwich. The grand regents
and sflfls- of Connecticut and New
York will be present as well as su~
preme resent of United States and
Canada. Howard Knopyle.

A line program of entertainment
has been provided which will include
boxing bouts. The committee in
charge ot-vtha program is headed hyl
William ‘l-l. Hoyt and includes:
George Walsh. local regent: Frank
Goodchild. William Dieringer. A. C.
Montgomery, Herold Paul and Bio-
phen Miller. Refreshments will he;

 

 

 

 

from senior boys class of the high
school on "Connecticut's part of he
Declaration of Independence."
The‘winnrvr will be awarded a
trip to Washington. D. 0.. at the ex-l

21.
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—l’lsdios and ,Victrolns sold on
easy terms, Dormclly.-.idv,
a o a

Miss Mildred Smith, daughter of
Patrolman and Mrs. John Smith. 0!

d3 Spring street, injured her hand 3.4 daughters received today by
in a washing machine Sunday 0"- Treasumr John A. Mills.

ning. Although the iniurv was very Previously announced ..... $858.40
Dalnflfl- Mil! Smith “‘88 ‘1th 1° 00'" Margaret H. Ball and daugh-

‘ 'unue her duties in the office! of the tcrs ................... 7.00
Woodciil‘f Sanitarium. Greenwich” I __
'csterday.

3 . . ‘ 4865.40.
—-Anthmcito All 51205- Harris The Mme of Nations has about
and Gang—Alix- . . . reached the stage where weapons

Mrs. Edward Merritt. of Seavi‘ew
avenue. has recovered from an attack
of tho grippc.

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The Young People's Guild of Trio.

lty church will meet this evening.
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,. -—'l‘he cleaning dyeing‘nd pres

attention at The Twin City Vslet's
Establishment. Work called for and
delivered 67 No. Main St. Phone

~108.-—Adv.
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Mrs. Kc elh Scofleld oi‘ Woodside
avenue. W (port. was a recent vis-
itor in Nor-walk. -

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William H. Haussler. the well

known piano tuner has returned

,hurg and says he's glad to be back.
”He is living at the DoMoloy club.
West avenue and Butler street.
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-—-Duban Awnings!

Ready-made .

Ready-to-hsng

At Angevine'a—Adv.

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The condition of C. lrving Bying-
ion. tour~yoar~old son ,of Mr. and
firs. C. M. Bylngton. 3 New Canaan
avenue. was “ ood"‘thia noon at. the
Norwsllt hos .tal. -Tha youngster
was severely burned when he fell
into a grass tire near his homo lost

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-’l'o the outside of your home.
you plant flowers. shru etc. They
set. it on. so to speak. nings over
your porch and-windows have the
nine effect. Buy Dubon Awnings st
“swipes. Ready made. ready. to
haunt—Adm . . .

Alisa Vera Allen. of asugotnck.
was s. vigor in Norwalk yesterday
afternoon.

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Mrs” Harry Anderson. of First
street. has resumed her duties in the
pontoon oflicf of the Evening Qantl-
nel. after beint ill with grim fol;

thepootwoek; . . , 1

' ' 5m, ”all ,

served following the entertainment.

uncommon
FUND nsuus

The Deacon Taylor fund of thel
Knight Street M. E. church has
grown to 88.65.40 as a result of a
contribution from Margaret H. Bell

 

 

 

must he left at the door before en-
tering t h e he i l.-———Indionapolis
Nerve.

loan. and Funerals]

, Jacob Frank ‘

The funeral of Jacob Frank will ,

be held Wednesday morning at 9:80

from the home. 83 Wilton avenue.

and at 10 from St. Mary's church.

Interment will be in‘ St.~ Msry‘s’
cemetery.

 

 

 

 

 

Mom Montgomery ‘

Funeral servipes for Mrs. Mar-
garet Montgomery will behold Wod-
nosday morning at 8:80 from the
home of her doushtor. Mrs. Samuel
Travis. 816 William street. Bridge-l
port. and at 10 o'clock from SL'
Chsrho' church. Bridgeport. I tor-‘
mom. will be in St. Mary's coma ery.
Norwalk.

 

The funeral of Stanley Mills who
used away yesterday morning at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Ai-
ien Ely in Btrotford. will take place
Thursday afternoon at 2:80 from his
into home in Highland avenue. In-
terment will he in‘Bpring Grove ce-
metery. Daricn.

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‘l‘ha Lesguo of Nations might-
chugo its um- and transform ital
invitation to Uncle 8am to come iii.I
into a. bar against his odmi-iom.

e , it til old ho 'ould not I»! '0“-
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radio tubes PURE SILK mSE

“109 ‘Square Radial . $ 1 2 5

S u p p l y C 0.
Medium mil-lit pun: rillx' hose

lelo‘floto and Accessories I
64 No. Main list. So. Norwslk L
with double mt‘rcnrlp-d li‘lc
solo: imrl tap.

 

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“ “the nest pothttie «mm ever
undertaken in this eoentry is the
Treasury attempt to manufacture
it hills that will last—Son Diego

Union. .

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A Georgia youth who married
two girls is doelorod to be mentally
deranged. Alienists are almost
forced to agree for once—Florence
(.tls.) Herald.

 

 

 

 

The smallest military'tsnk can be .
loaded in a motor truck.

 

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Woxr'n r‘t' i‘..\'ll‘¢'i ilnv gratin rill:
und wurrnntw'l to givr- unusual

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Policy Refrigerating r the rouwim W. l
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, & Supply (.0. ' . 51,315.. "" (.3...
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N. Y.. hupitnl where he was discovered otter disappearing from WI OIL BURNERS ‘ . french Nudo (.un .‘lt‘lnl
university. Here he is shown sterling home with his (other. Assistant M S N mlk; While
Sdcrcisry of tho N’vy Theodore Douglas Itoblnsgn (loll), and soother.l ; our“ 8" °‘ 0 l
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SPEEE’ER TAKEN Ami“ 9"“ 9 Join Electric Club l
25c and 40: \ One Dollar
BY LENGYEL \ Made from fancy sends a Hoover or
‘ . . Blenheim apricots Whirlpool to your home
looom‘nreontor A “I Fourth floor
West Havener Picked , ’

Up On Post Road——
Three Parkers Held.

Albert Spiers. of 22 Washington
avenue. West Haven. was srreet'l
at, 4:45 yesterday afternoon by Mm
torcyclo Policeman Martin Lengycl
one charge of reckless driving.
Sp era was speeding in the Post

 

liosd when arrested by the local of- -

ilcer.

Three more arrests were made
but night by first district [\tlllt‘tl iur
violations of the puriting ordinlu'co.
\VLlliam F. Johnson. of 3:} Ens: nw.
nue. was arm-sled at 7’46 lust mshl!
for parking in a no parltlnlr lllllt' on f
Wall street. opposite the Post Chi-q
lice. . l

George 'iliimun. of 164 Eris: arr-l
line. was a ‘rstul it 11.30 for purl-.-
lng in a restricted zone. (‘hzillr-s G.

 

Miller. of 2201 i’nlrflold amazing.
Brid cpori. \rns arrested of 1:05 2
this oming: for the rhino \‘lnh ,
tion. The 'tllrm purklm; \lnlulnm i
will be [l'll‘tl in ill!) lll‘fl‘l. l‘llSirllt J
court on April 1') hr'i'ort; Judge:

Nehemiah Condor.

 

 

New Oldsmobile Six

More Beautiful
Better Performance
Lower Pric'

0N DISPLAY

' AARON KOHN

9 Roll. Ave. ~ 80. Norwalk

a Phone 480

 

 

 

 

~CALL

UDDER

109 80. Main Si
'l‘c'réphone 1446

For House Painting and
Decorating

NOW, is THE TIME

 

 

 

,STORAGE

You can now svnil yourself of
the finest storage facilities in tin
State for any amount of space
you may require. . ,

Our warehouse is a 5~story
brick building. located at 6 l-lavi
land street. equipped with 1hr
latest sprinkler system. givim
you the low insurance rate m
We per hundred dollars on' con i
tents. -

DAILY moron
HAULAGESERVICE
,TO NEiV ORK

Tel. Norwaik 29 1092-2

N. 2. Phone, Chelsea 3859
203 w. 20th st. ,

HERSHFIELD MOTOlZ
TRANSPORTATION
‘ COMPANY ‘

 

 

 

so. uorgwun 60m

 

 

 

Our Children’s

donor

. :22. Washington St.

 

The. sutomobilc of. Ralph Dibblb.

 

Shoes that wear -.the next thing to iron Tor-
servicey— shoes that have good style and fulfill
childhood’s fancies - shoes that parents prefer
because they are correctly made.

“The Home of Better Shoes” ' .-

 

$MnSfiMfl

ELWOOD

South N orwaik

 

 

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, .Cholce 95c

 

BRIDGEPORT

.Spring House wares, of 'eVery sort
of them specially priced!

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‘ou‘ - . ' Vogue... . ”
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Wash day needs

specially priced

Clothes basicatsn-i'ound splint. medium size 85:

 

 

 

Paints and ‘

. Useful house wares ‘
enamels
inside paints and cm-

prices to save for you
lmels, 3? pints 25c: 1:7

Floor brooms, 5 filled straight lllinois stock—good! pints 45 Laundry baskets oblong shape, reinforced splint 95c
quality corn 59c l Pints 80c;‘ quarto $1.45;~ Clothes Hampers, heavy split Iced. round taper

’ Floor brooms of selected quality. strongly made 95c? All staple colors. $1113pr strong bottom $135 w .. ‘
i Galvanized water pails, heavy Qualify v-nh wood

. . . l ,
Whisk brooms, medium Size 25c . . 1, Bath room ghandle, 12 qt. size 45c
FIOOI’ leIShCS, 14 inch, With mixed filling “f bristle! ' ‘ Copper wash boilers solid copper factory irregulars.
and fibre $1.95 . _ wares _ _ , 911 guaranteed, medium and lugs sizes $3.85
l Nickel luth room 11x"; Fibre water pails, 13 qt. size. extremely durable yet

106;?ng brushes ~— gOOd quality bristle —— well; lures of lasting quality, lliglit' weight 65c

. 18 and 24 in. towel bars. Clothes pins and bag, heavy ticking bag with 4 doz.
Stair dust brushes—medium Size 45c “

y 18 in. gloss shelves. ,cloibes pins 29c
Floor dusting mops—prepared cotton for absorbing Soap dimes» tumbler; Clothes wringer: 10“ 5:3 in. quality rubber rollers ‘
dust—swivel handle 85c , '

iholders. toilet paper hold—g .nclosed gears reversible water board. Reg. $8.50 for
. . _ sis. combination holders. l$6.95 .
Hand dusting mop of prepared cotton for furmture‘ i
25c 2 White

Choice 85c Clothes props—finished seasoned wood with slotted
enameled bath and 25c u

Wet Yaghl mops—good quality Cotton mop. Me-' room fixtures, 53ml? ”9me _ Kitchen clothes reels. Ball type spring holder, blue

dium 5m 39¢. large size 45,; ‘ g 35 WOW? only durable Willie or ivory case, 12 feet doubleof line 45c
‘ ' ._ _ ‘ . on brass $1 _ : Sash cord clothes line, strong and durable lc per ft.

Spring mop stcxks "' takes any 5’“ LOthll mop, Both T001“ mirrors-A, Severed ironing tables, strong folding frame. with
:llllél' or rags 15c . -‘ w‘h 1 t c, enameled framesl padded-covered ironing surface $2.65
_ Mop fillers—heavy Cotton cord mops, small 65c; “"111 C15“, glass mll‘l‘Or. l , B§3Uly W3" ClOtheS dryer, folding Sll'le With 3—33
medium 75c; large 85c lgll; lll1 $91525 l “LFdrym'l arintshsl d ’ 11 f 1 '

Chamolse mlt cleaner—made of chamolse remnants ' l avon c C 0 es ryer, M Odmg btyk’ 75C

”MS in. $2.10 Towel racks, five foldin arms 29 .
ill mlt form, fine for window cleaning 19c or 2 fol 35c 1320 in. $2.45 Towel rollers, natural fignish 20c c
O’Ccdar Oil mop. special triangle mop with

Bath stool. white ens-f . M. 11
,O’Cedar oilprepamtion 50c ' ISCC aneous

meled steel frame 95c ;
Special O’Ccdar‘dusting mop 65c Soaps and kitchen wares
Bissel’marpel sweeper, standard model, guaran; Bread mixers, 4 loaf rapid type, easv to operate.

. , polishes
.itt’il $3.65 Reg. S3 for $2.45

. . , ivory soap 6 for 30c . .
iourthfloor . .p & G soap 3 for 25¢ Dandy food chopper, medium size with adjustable
Cutter $1.45

Octagon $021 5 for 30c . , ,
Coffee mills, adjustable grinder—glass coffee con-

. ‘ *
. * Fab soa 3 or 25c
Whlte enamel“ ware l ' Rinso 5hW 30¢ tainer with tumbler receiver and wall rack $1.35

atmcfively priced . Lux 3 for 25.; Family scales—weight by ounces to 25 lbs. Stan.

, Old Dutch 3 for 25¢ dard Universal $1.45 . . . ,
Roil’tqi breadbox, medium size heavy quality tin, “3° Star“ 3 f” 25‘ Wh'te enameled WC dISh drainer, strong, durable.
'wbite enameled 95¢ ‘ 3

Sunbright cleaner 5 for large, practical size $1.25
' 25c Wire dish drainers, rciinncdtand medium 53:: plate
Canister Sets, 4 pieces, white enameled with blue
"stencilcd lettering, tea, coffee, sugar and flour—large '

 

 

Steel wool 25c lb. . ruck 60c .
Parson’s mom, Small Kitchen whirl egg healers, strongly mall: upfd

size 81 set. Small 85c 15c . ; style pihite enameled bor metal handle 45:
. _ l. . Parson’s GmOIllJ. 1119.: r uminum 6g” eater, Will] "ast ‘31‘5 85¢
Flour cans. 25 lb. snzc, heavy tin, while enameled 85c dium 20c Potato ricers,‘bUniversal qualliy'dge '
Sanitary garbage cans, while on sled, special foot Parton's amonia, large , Shelf paper, glazed surface, fancy edges, 40 feel-
lever control lift, for kitchenuse ‘1 V“ , . 35c ' boxed rolls‘ in ivony, blue or white 40¢ a roll

Brillo. small 7c pkg.
.Brillo. large 19c pkg.
Liquid veneer, 4 02. 19c

.‘ Handy lunch wrapping rolls, includes waxed paper,
whitepaper, heavy brown paper and ball of twins, com-
plete m container 40c roll .

Acme ice cream freezer, 2 qt. size, rapid freezer 85c
White enameled cooking vine, triple coated durable

quality—assortment includes 12 of. water pail. 12 in. 12 02. 39c . Universal paring knives, stainless steel. assorted
collander, 14 qt. dish pan, 14 qt preserving kettle, 8 qt. O’Cedar oil, 4 oz. 19c; shapes. Reg. 25c for 15¢
-.covcred'kettle, 154‘“- double banal, coffee and tea pots. izoz. 39:: Stainless steel bread knives and meat slicers and

small butcher knives 65c '

. . Kitchen cutlery set,.6 pieces of Universal stainless
_ Cando Silver pOllsh 50c steel meat slicer and fork, paring knife. grapefruit knife.
51:: 39c pastry spatuiar and bread nifc. sci complete $2.95 o

5 ‘ 1115me DRY 691225.99

40Elolnlign’és wax, )5 lb.
. 3 i .‘
French frying basket with white enameled fat pot c

and retinned wire frying balkct complete 95c