The kind that make your
baskets full. Vaughan'e
high quality. for years one
of the best.
CIAI‘IIOABD an.
FEED COMP
Phone 1188
I is Main 81-. Norwalh. 0t.
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soolstlon and in view of recent
correspondence. may i inquire what
steps you intend to take to make the
children's matinee which you have
announced for Wednesday afternoon
legal?
"Of course. you will please under-
stand that:
"1. Members of the Better Films
We Are Our Own Whole
Balers and Retailers of
Quality Groceries
A. F. Beckmann Co
Inc.
Washington Street
Phone 3565 80. Norwalk
a
i
I-ociuion have no objection to the
i id Lloyd fiinl as a choice for
‘s showing
ii rs. George Pickncll. head of
the “review committee. had called
hire. Cole in reference to it. They
were about to suggest it for a child-
ren's showing.
“3. They are willing to cooperate
:nlth you on \\ cdnosday afternoon.
1furnlshing chnperonn and backing
ithe performance on the understand-
ing that their cooper rntion will be
accepted on the choice of other
films for children' 11 performances.
child
11:
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Building in Norwalk during the
month of March. this year tell eon-
sidersbly below that of March of
last year, according to the report
of Building Inspcctor George 8.
Hubbeil. scccpted by the common
council last evening.
The report follows:
“The number of building permits
issued was 76. with an estinuted
value of 3169.080. This falls below
the 1925 March record by 28 in the
number of permits and 867,960 in
estimated cost.
"il‘orty permits are for new build-
ings and :16 for additions and alter-
ations. which lli‘O classified on 41
residential, 24 garages. 6 industrial
plants. 2 stores. 1 gasoline and
"If you fool that an lntlrvlew will
be helpful I shall I11 .1 icon 111111.11
' tomorrow.
"I’DWARD J. QI'INLAN' '
' NACE WILL
um": 7mm”!
Maillot/11111.1!
We are now located at
our new otlices at
31 Franklin Street.
Our phone number
is 1354 .
Nash, Raymond
& Dean Co.
L. GOLDEN
WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR
WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH N ORWALK
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DDER
108 So. Main St
Telephone 1446
For House Painting and
Decorating
NOW [S THE TIME
lParkcrs Pay $2 In ,
1 Court This Morning:
Several tioiators of tho palking
ordlnnm‘o ucro tinod $2 by Judge
i‘rcomnn Light in lilo dauntown city
conlt this mm ning !
The nrrt its sprlnll mar 11 period of.
one nook. ’l‘hoso fincd 1rcrc:(‘.1ri.
1. Johnson. Bridgeport; L. M. John-
son. Milford; Antonio (‘ul1oo. Shore !
front I’urk; Conrad Lontz \‘olnnlk:
Ralph 19.1)111blo. Noxi‘t \lniu fitrpot; 1
31111103 \Voyus, Dalton; liorbort Stil-
aon. \‘ornnlk: A It. Broadwell I.dlin
avenue: l‘olrirk ngri. Dunbury:
~Thomas iiifnno. I-Ilv nvcnum and
James Tierney, New Haven.
The canons of Philip D'Aiissio
charged With reckless driving and
(Emilie Rout with passing :1 standing
trolloy 1-m- Woro contlnuvd.
Traffic Ordinance
: (Continued 110111 Page One)
ling business in the first district.
stated that tile only congestion was
caused by the trolley cars.
Mayot Robins said: “Some very
good suggestions ham been altered
this evening. This Is the “rat. time
'that the city has tried to cnforco
:1 parking ordinance. It is far easier
«who station. 1 restaurant and l
l '1rn.
Summary
Now building and additions. 76
'lwrunls. $160,050.
i'iumliillg installations, 35 pet‘-
milr‘. 833.1163.
Hoolricnl installations. Bil. $7,113.
Total. 164 permits. 3209.858.
hummnry for the Year to Date
Now buildings and additions, 123
pormlls, $504,570.
‘ Plumbing installations, 80 per-
n.it~. 370.075.
1‘ lectrlcal installations.
mits. 816,885.
Total. 214 permits, 8591.030.
WELD lS MAYOR
0F NEWBRITAIN
5'11“" liltlTAlN. April 14 (AP)—
Uardncr C. Wold. Republican. was
elected mayor of New Britain yes-
terday, defeating Mayor Angelo M.
l’uonossn. Democrat. The vote was:
iWold. 6.695; I'aonom. 6.482:
\Vold's majority. 218. A total of
12.171 voice was cast.
Mayor Paonessa is completing
two terms and was a nominee for
rc-olectlou. Mr. Weld ls comparu.
v11.
.1.
per-
politics. He is president of the Citi-
zcns' Cool company.
to modify than to add on more sec-
tions. This ordinance may not be
Just the thing we want. but condi‘.
tions had arrived at (1.1 point “here
sonnthing had to be. done.
i “The business mm in 11 good many
instances aro at fault. Before the
iordlnance was passed I could count
.35 cars that were left by business
men in Washington strcot. during the
entire day. They wondered why poo-
pic didn‘t pull up to their stores and
do business. when their own cars
blocked the way.
“It is not our desire to force any-
one out of business. but when im-
provements come some one had to be
hurt. Out of tho thousands of an-
tomobiles that circulate about in our
lcity. very few have been arrosted for
violating the ordinance It is too
ibad that we haven't parking places
as they have inlothor cities.
Threatening Lottcrs to Mayor.
"Modifications will come. We are
going to do our best to give the busi-
ness man what they want. I have
received threatening letters regard-
ing this ordinance and I don‘t like
that practice."
Mayor l‘tohins then had City Clerk
Stephen Dokus road the resolution
regarding the 11lotllllcation of the or—
dinance and it was passed after a
brief discussion. Homo of the coun-
cilman thought that immediate ’nc-
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Electric Refrigeration
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12.14 North Main soc...
loath Norwolk
The Home of Good Clothes
For Men and Women
" Charge Accounts Opened
Featuring
ramoib "Kuppenheimer
Clothes For Men"!
NEW sox
For The Kiddies
1-2 Length 801: .. 25cuP
3-4 Length Sox .. 49c up
Plain and fancy cuts in mer-
cerized lisies. Also silks.
Mme. Jeannette
56 So. Kain St, 80. Nowell!
tion should be taken to give the
merchants relief. but Mayor Robins
thought it should be gone over care-
fully and invited the merchants to
have a committee meet with the or-
dinance committee and go over the
ordinance. He said the matter would
be rushed along and taken up at the
adjourned meeting.
Rev. Chamberlain
(Continued from Page One)
Sunday.
The new local pastor. Mr. Bow-
man, is not only :1 brilliant preach
er and scholar. but is known as an
influential parish worker. His
daughter. Miss Ruth Bowman. a
gifted singer, is well known in this
city, having sung here on many oc-
casions.
It is with general regret through-
out tho city that Mr. Chamberlain
is leaving. He has a. wide circle of
friends not only in his own church
but among others.
He is the son of the late William
M. and Ellen Chamberlain. He was
graduated from New York Universe
it'y with a. degree of 13. 8. Mr.
Chamberlain also attended Draw
Theological Seminary in Madison.
N. J., where he obtained his degree
of B. D. His first pastorate in this
conference. was at Zion Hill in
Cannondala. serving from 1910 to
1913. and then going to New Mll-
ford. where he served from 1918 to
1915. In 1915 he accepted a call to
the Rye. N. Y.. Methodist church.
where he remained until 1919.
changing to the Stmtford Methodist.
church. where he preached until
‘roceiving the call to the South Nor-
walk Methodist church, in 1923.
succeeding the Rev. John J. Shave-
has one daughter who resides in
New Milford. He is president of the
Nor-walk Ministerial Association and
is a former chaplain of Butler
Chapter. Royal Arch Masons.
Hts removal to New Haven is
keenly regretted throughout the
community.
”
1!.
Mr. Chamberlain is married and .
Treasury Balance
1 WASHINGTON. April it.—
l'nilcd States Treasury but
once at clooe of business April 13
was $461. 094. 027.
lively a newcomer in New Britain‘
Valcarte. one of the entertainers
at the circus given by the Nor-
wnlk Aerie. No. 588. Fraternal
Order of Eagles. has amused a. large
crowd of people during the week}
with his remarkable sleight of hen l 1
tricks. Thcre “as free admission
at. the circus last night 'sud this
Linllllu will continue through to-'
morrow evening. The Melody I303" '
orchestra in furnishing music fol
dancing. Last. night Frank Mace.
sang several songs. The circus will
close on Saturday night.
42 Cases of Measles
Reported In Norwalki
i
Forty-two cases of measles were
reported in Norwalk during the
past week and up to Monday. April
12. according to a. statement issued
1) ytha state department of health.|
Norwalk stands third among the
cities in the state. with 76 cases re-
ported in New Haven and 88 re-
ported in West. l-larti'ord. Four
, cases of whooping cough .worc rm-
portcd. An incrt-nso of 13 cases of
communicable diseases over that of
the week bcfore was reported. ‘
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CLOVER MPG. 00.
MAIN ST. NORWALK, OT.
peach
Children’s 3-4 Hose
Ribbed Silk. 9/1 Hose plain and fancy stripe . .. .. 500
Mcrcclizcd ‘31 Hose in mixtures of brown and white and
grey and white—fancy tops 500
Children s Silk Socks - white, beaver, crash, pongee and
Children’s Cotton Socks, plain and fancy 25c
88 WASHINGTON STREET
J. I. MALLETTE‘ l
SOUTH NORWALK
paid Insured Delivery.
four years in succession.
per 100.
pips 25 for $1.00: 100 for $8.00.
Ross BUSHES
Two and three-year old 88.95 per dos: 32?.00 per 100.”
$3 50 per dos. ' $2. 5 00 per 100 at the farm.
Silver Columbia. Templar. Commonwealth. Ophelia. Mrs. Calvin
Coolidge. Columbia. Madam Butterfly. Premier. Crusader. Double
White Killarney. America. Annie Laurie. ‘Bloom from these bushes
won first prize at the International Flower Show. New York City. i
1923. 1924. 10:5. 19:6. '
Hardy Chrysanthemum Plants all colors. $1.35 per dos: 310.003
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Order now for planting time. oircuisr.on request.
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Scribner Ave, Boston Post Road, South Near-1k, Phone ’8“
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Schultze’s Thursday SpeCials
Corned Spare Ribs .
Corned Pigs Feet . .
Rib Corned Beef . . .
Rump Corned Beef
Dixie Bacon . . . . .
Smoked Shoulders- .
.18c lb.
. .80 lb.
.10c lb.
.24c Ib.
.28c II).
12% lb.
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small designs. also 1.1rge rfl'vcts.
underwear fabric.
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81 x 90 Bull's 153—... line count
CHILDREN’S SOCKS
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TURKISH TOWELS
18 x 36 inches. double thread,
Silk and Cotton Crepes
Famous “Aubrey" Crepe. A. B.
“‘5 “3""91- -‘ mm” “1d“ ' colored striped turkish towels.
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C. silks. many new novelties.
pm rum 7 vanns non . .......
LINEN NAPKINS‘
All pure linen napkins. 16 inches
TABLE DAMASK
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steaclled. hinged cover. 24
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fine brush,
Jabots pieces of laces.
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