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'l'uuav's i~:\ tars.
ltluilo—“llalnllow llllcy."
ltogcnt— “A, Full House."
Palacc—- "The New Klondike."
April lB—(Ttillccrt. Ct‘lilt'l‘ High
School Auditoiiutn. auspices. nlllillc
di‘Dltllmtfl‘OY the High School.
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COMING EVENTS.
April 20— l'nopic‘s Chorus
sent.» "Martha"
April 23—Opcn houso meeting.
It Gil‘ls' and Womuns' Cluti. "Tin-
Salo Show, or Lilo“, a Circus pic-
turc.
April 28.7 Grand tll'fircrs
Opllir L‘hapti-i No .82, 0, ii. :3.
Pre-
\ it'll
April 29 ~ l-‘airthld County
League of Women \oteis meet in
New Canaan i'rui. t'urroll ill-rd
Supt of Schools in Bridgeport to
spcak.
April 30. D.-Moluy Iiatl at llit‘
Armory.
April :60 ——(‘oniniun‘.ty moi-tint:
auspices Ladits Auxiliary, l"l'.'illl\’ t.‘
(lodircy Post.
May 4 -—.'\lll“fllll‘l‘il(T(l
Frank (7. (imllrt-y Auxiliary,
l-‘cllow's "all.
Do liCt‘.
Odd I
Sun and Title I-‘or Tomorrow.
Sun ltlscs . . . . . . . ll 07 A
Sun S‘ts 0:37 i'.
Hi it Title ............ 0:19 A.
Low Tide . . . . 12:00 A.
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M.
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In yesterday's issue of thv New
York Morning \\‘orid there appear-
ed a very lntvreating arllcio conci-rn-
ing the wrok its a illisslollary to
Africa, of the ilcv. Fwd it. llunkcr.
pastor of tho \i'llttln Congrrmiiional
church. Mr. lliinl'er was for many
. Parsons m tinnitus at the rats or
bo'niilu an hour when be arrested
him. The one is scheduled to some
up in the city court. April :1.
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Walter Boll. ltssont street. Port
Chester, N. V.. was arrested at 2:40
p, in. Sunday by Motorcycle l’oilco-
nlun Martin Lvngysl and chsrgu-d
with having no registration and no
operator's llccnse. Bell was lobed
«UN! to appear in the city court this
morning. but his machine broke
down in Greenwich and he did not
roach hero in time for court. His
case has been continued to tumor.
1‘0“".
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Mr. and Mrs. Kellh‘y llurr Gould.
of Wrslpol't. were visitors in Nor-
walk tuduy.
(‘hilrics Krysvr. of Riverside avo-
liiie. Westport, an» a recent visitor
iii r‘outll Norwalk.
[65.0.3 “.99 Filliti'i‘l
llolllnii Ditlllcld.
'l‘iii- funlral of Mrs. ltoiilnu ()id-
ill Id took place Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock from ”10 late hotllt‘ iii
licliodict bli't't‘l, ulid at 2.80 from
Trinity Episcopal church. itrv. Chap-
lnlln S. Lewis, rector of tho chutch.
olllclati-d. During the church srrv
It'l'. which was largely tiltcndtd, a
trio, consisting of Miss Mill-ion Mot-
li'.‘lill, Mrs. l-Idwtlrd .1. Sims alid
(ii-orct- l~:. Harris. sang “.\hldc With
Mo." 'l'ht-ro wt-i'i- heatilii‘tll floral ni-
i‘crinrs. 'i‘lli- pallhlawrs \vcro \\'il~
llaiii, (lounge and Alitll‘l'w Oldfltld.
.loiiii t'aliahan, William i:rn~ckvr and
t‘lialles Wain-hm. lnil‘l‘l’nt‘lli was
in lllt' family plot in itivorsido come-
iti‘)’.
(il‘tii'fll‘ W. Voorlu't-s
l"lllil'l‘iil uri'vlcc tor George W.
Voorhccs. for 29 yt-ars sliperlntond
out of Riverside Ci-illctory, were very
largoly illit'lldl'd yesterday afternoon
at the bottle. til ltivcrslde uvoitue.
'i‘hi- ill-v. (ii-orgo ll. ’l‘ompklns. ex-
piiiitor of the Norwalk Methodist
church conducted the services. 'l‘ht-rc
was a profusion oi ht‘iillllllll t'loral
trihiltos. interment will be tllls alt-
years in the m‘Sslonai-y scrvicc, hc
tells in the artlolc, about the slate’
trade that still cxlstn.
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—L e h i g h coal. automatically
screened. Harris and Cans—Adv.
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Miss Maude Sherlock rend rod ii
very beautiful solo. “Tho First East.
or Morn." by John l’rindlt- Scotl_ at
the morning scrum in Trinity
church, ycsltrdily. Tht- l‘nll church
choir sang Dudley ii-iwlt‘s “T"I'Xih‘llll‘
Tc Dl um."
o s 0
Miss Jeannette Swift has rolurllcd
to her home in ’l‘rvnton. N. J. hallni:
hccn the wcck-t-nd nurse! of Mr. and
Mrs. Archie F‘. Nash of l’titliilm aw-
nue.
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~To the outside of your home.
you plant ilowcrs, slit-ulna, etc. They
set it off. so to rpcak. Awnings over
your panh and windows have the
[luv litihan Awnings at
loady‘ mhdc, rcady to
.-—Adv.
littll
.' o a
“all . Edison '1‘. lliiri-ls, of 15 Tui-i
l iu'snilc. accompanied by 'Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard T. Mcrrcll. of Siam-
ford, visited Edison T. ll'lrrls who
has been ill at Graco Hospital for
over a week. ills condition shows no
changi'.
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-—Jo‘)s arc plum and wages paid
to old, handicappcd or handy at Thu
Fairlicld County inodwiil lndns
tries. 44 Cross Strcct, Norwalk,
Telephone Mitt—Adm
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The Rt. ReviDavld L. Fi-rris, D. D. ‘
Bishop Coadjutor of Central Now
York State, and a former refildt’nl
of this city, rniscd thrco candidates
for Holy Orders in tho Eplccopnl
church. in the Church of thr- incar-
nation. New York City. Saturday
morning.
I $ I
—-Radios and \lctroias sold on
cosy terms Donni-lly.-—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rohcrt E. Doulens
and son. Charles. of 19 St. John SL.
East Norwalk spent the week end
with relatives ill Phinvillc. Conn.
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The regular monthly meeting of
the Norwalk Building and Loan As‘
sociation will be held iomorr0w in
the South Norwalk Trust Company
building. 3
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—Anlhraclte. All sizes. Harris
and Cans-Adv.
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Today marks the 15131 anniversary
of the famous battles of Lexington
and Concord. The day is known in
Massachuelts as “Lexington Day".
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Six local men atttndi‘d a mcotlng
of the My D. DaVls Legion. No. 8,
in Meriden yestli-day. They in.
cluded: Howard Wilmot. 13. C.
Mead Fred C. ltledcll. A. E. Rowe.
Michael Cudahcy and Raymond
Bdsslero.
Mr. Wilmot was named assistant
hedred for this city. The next meet-
ing will be held in Stamford. June
26. -
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—The cleaning dyrlng and pres
sing or garments is given the close“
attention at The Twin City Valct‘a
Establishment. Work called for and
deli"ercd_ 67 No. Main St. Phone
408. Adv
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The annual master of William
McKinley Camp. 8. W. V.. will be
held on Wednesday. April 21st, in
Red Men‘s Hail. Norwaik. Dinner
will be served at 8 p. m. Ex-
Llcutenant Goxernor Cliff Wilson
will be the speaker.
The committee in charge consists
of A. T. Dawson. Charics Davis,
Charles Miller. Robert Cullen and
Harry Keene.
The public is invited.
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The third and last sitting of the'
bridge and plnochle tournament in'
the South Norwalk club will he held
this evening instead of Wednesday
evening.
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Motorcycle Policeman Paul Mc-
Grain arrested Gustave A. Ysrsons
of 31! Pine street. Waterbury, at
0:50 Sunday morning and charged
crnoon in itilemidc ci-nicti-ry.
. 'l‘lltllllns ‘lt'Kt'llllI'
l 'l'lltltllas Hit'Kt‘llAlt‘. a tailllful mt“-
' \altt lul many years in 11 number ui
l\orwalk's tulliilics. passed away Sat-
urday alltll’llUOll. agrd til“) ycnrs. Filliv
crul surviccs will be held on 'l‘uvsdll)
alteration at L! o'clock from Gl'fll't'
liapilst church in Butler street. ltcv.
Dr. Lee will ol’l‘iclatc. ilifctlltcni will
glu- ill lil‘.‘l‘l"’ltlt‘ ('t'iii' for}:
. "lll'i‘lt‘l It. i rt (tit
Tlil' illi'il ttti of Mrs. Zitlt‘l‘it't R.
il‘rotul, writ known local risitlcnl.
tank plum Saturday ut‘tt-rtiooii at
.1' from the late liolne, ti iliintoril
llllll't'. lZvv. litilif‘l'i ll. ll. lt‘otitt“. rcc.
'lor of t‘ilriri church Oll'lt'lilll‘ll. liiir.
ini: tho sorvit'c, Mrs. Edward .i.
Sims. sang ".losu. Lovor of My
Soul." and "Abide Willi Mo." lntor-
meat was ill itlvorsldc ccinctory.
Augusta Florence.
fill‘l‘l‘iil of
was Sunday
The
il‘ioruncc afternoon
at 1:45 o'clvck from the St. r'ctor's
(‘crman Lllll‘it ran church. ltt~v. it
C. \Vcnzfi‘olllclatwl. intcrmcnt was
ill the Norwalk cvmctcry.
. John J. .‘Tt'Mlllll‘lt.
John J. Bit-Mullen of 12
street. passed away this
at the Norwaik llospital utter a
short Hint-as of pneumonia. Thc
(lt‘t‘t‘iiiittl was t‘illilltlyt‘tl by the Nash
l‘lllulilt‘t‘iillg t‘oilipatiy lie was
takt-n to the lio:~‘p.lul, ytstcrday.
He is sltriivcd by his wodow. and
four small children. Mary Josrph
Anna and t'liarics. and two broth-
‘irs, Mlcliavl and William and one
sistvr. Mrs. Owen Kazcncy, all three
of ll'cltlnd.
l“llllt"l"al scrvlcc-s will be held
owdncsday morning at 8:30 from
llit‘ home, 12 Larson street and at 9
from Saint Joscph's church. inter—
mcnt will he in Saint Mary's cr'me-
tcry. '
Larson
morning
Secret—Hivorce Favored
By Judges At Nice
PARIS, April 19.—(AP) The
Judges of the divorce court at Nice
have dcc'dz'd unofficially that their
decisions need never become public
infers released by One of the par-
ties. or when future litigation de-
mands the publication of the court's
filillngs. This decision. which ap-
parently gore some distance in es-
tablishing a "perfect divorce center."
is expected to more then triple the
court's work during the coming year.
Aincricans can procure a divorce
in Nice in the rccord time of 21 days.
provid’ng both parties have complied
with the spirit of the law and have
roglstcrcd a declaration of intuition
as rcgards their future domicile.
The French law that no woman
can remarry until 300 days after her
divorce is not applied to foreign-
ers. who are fort at! only to wall 70
days during which either party can
file an appeal to the decision.
Poems Adorn Walls In
Many London Homes
The latest London society craze is
likely to bring an era of prosperity
to young poets. Mayfair dumes‘ new-
est. ideas of decoration consist of
having the walls of rooms covered
with verses specially composed and
written to order. A fee of live
guim-as is the general price paid for
each poem and the demand is so
good for lyrics. which range between
sight lines and twenty. that prices
are likely to rise.
Usually the rooms chosen for this
fad are small music rooms, studies.
and boudolrs but several persons
have started such decoration on an
walls or drawing rooms.
Prospective bride-grooms h a v e
given orders for a small verse of
welcome to be written on the wall
of a room to he occupied by the new
bride.
Up to the present original verses
only are in demand. and the stand-
ard poets have not been drawn on
for decorative purposes.
A-B-C CLASSIFIED ADS Dell so
him with speeding on Connecticut
moth. The odio- sllsgss that
iesdlly because they one! so s:-
seeding
l
M rs. Augusta ,
DARIEN
SOUTH NORWALK
MAN HELD FOR
LACKING LICENSE
Rey. Dorrance M a d e
Rector of St. Ann’s
Parish In Brooklyn.
Anthony (‘anto of 1: Kossuth
street, South Norwulk, was arrested
at ii o‘clock yesterday afternoon ill
Durh'n. hy l’olict-nlun Albert. liti-
illan. charged with driving a car
without an oporstor's license. Ho
was released under bonds of 825.
for his appi-aronce in the Darlcn
town court. this evening.
l'iarller iii the afternoon, at 2:10
Wayne 8. Wheeler, um, counsel for thc Anti-Saloon League. and
"Mm“ Jun“... llollry Durllllgloni of tho Itpluuplil church, snapped litter
‘tol-tihlllz fm- the dry forccs at the scnnto prohibition hearing in “lull-
---—~—.-_ r”.
the Drys
..
Main—aqua!”
SECOND WOMAN
ACCEPTED BY
GOBEiiN’S FIRM
Weaker Sex Not Wel-
comed Very Warmly
Among F a m o u s
Tapestry Makers. .
Tho Oohtrltns Tapestry Minimum.
tory. one of the sights of Pull out
(Will-y tourist's program. has admit 2
int a second woman as it worker.l
and the manner of btr admission is i
ll. tt-istlmony to the progress made
in securing equal tri-tlttncllt for wo-
men as for men.
Five years ago. Milo. Andree Et-
Wenon had to taco all sorts of re-
siatance and employ every kind lif‘
rusn hoforu sho succct-dcd ln lit-inn
Ili‘t‘t‘fill'tl as the first woman pupil at
the tinhcllns Mantifiictnry. Shc ii
now a full-fledged "artist" who
o'clock. Ulliccr itunlaii arrestrdl
ilvrhi-rt ilill. of Main street. Staiii- lngtnn.
turd on a charge of ruckitss driv-
ing. its. too, will be tried in thc
lJilrlcn town court. this owning.
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it‘oniliitiid from l‘as'u Unc.)
The many friends of the Rev,
Salllurl liorriillco. i). ll., of New up (‘ollVll‘llll'I‘i
York, who is It sltlllilli-r rt-sidvllt oi
Ntlilr Walt-r lti'it', will lie ltlli-ri-slcd
in knowing of his appointment in.
rcctor ot iti‘lHloCt‘uilc old St. Ann's
clillrcli. llrooklyn. Ur ilorrahcc has
men for Homo tltno. viciir of the
Church of llli‘ Holy Trinity. in St.
.lamt-s' parish. l-2ast Mitll strt-i-t. ll»
will succrcd llov. lir. it‘rank l.cli;h~
Inn. tin rcctor oi' ono ot the “Min“.
short-coining is that
to i:iiiii\ot'tilc.
'l‘hc spirit ol lillri-st in
lyn. lir. lalgliton has been CONSP-lihcru i... lliillllt‘hllulllll
cratcd bishop of Mexico.
3 I I
the." at the Regent theatre, Nor.
Walk. tomorrow evening. l‘i‘incutoi
unto from
i ' ' Minor, \1 lizlt v.-
"l;--t :mmw ll‘ll~’i't-ill
iw ps ‘i.'l li't'lii it. \\i-
\
'rlill \vitl‘ii atsslnti iii' [lltl ll.illt"n
WWII ruul‘l, Will in lurid this in...
hing.
lprico that has to be
ulllllpl'HTHiSt".
I C O
Loyalty Held
i'crllaps l ought to
ray 1 am trying to allow you
I ”Lo to ho ii lilac. il‘or ollo of my1
tailor too long, the price."
"It is ultoisctiiir too can) for me
it) ask
the loyalty that tho lilu a stand {or
will to;;~lhi-l Illilllt' for prugruss.’
“l't'lilill' talk llL)\\'-i|-llil)fl of a lacl.
If "01 ”10 Oldest parish ill Ill-oolt-‘i-t' ri-liglon. it is my coinictioii that
,o:' us. it is as Culllil‘till as the air we
linultiiv. 1 out a i‘uliil‘r the
{day who SUt‘llllPtil to how llil.‘ worst
Many Darlln rvsidtnts will llttoml ‘ .I‘Jll ill the shop; and yet t'ilt‘h week.
the pi'rful'munco of tho opt-m "Mar. 1 ho was putting hy a little bit ill or
dcr that one oi his boys might grad.
‘llllllHS liavi- nut guilt rut. oi illc. Wt,
illll'lil l‘l fl”. 'l‘lzi‘lv is.
wt.il.llt_:-i-l
wilyl
uni-ii, 1 con-‘
for lltitgaln
til-- licds and
orally in all
other
'l'ho lilg l'li‘ii
l
lllzitl
know climiwh,
till ill; ii II any; or to in- the propln ll
lot uli ld'nll. lull. \\li|‘ll iii. the Kill“
:liild, llieu \ic‘
”MOM ”Ui‘klfl’ of Norwaii; was ill in ritiii i‘;.,:iiiii, iiiK- is spoiliil‘
" rccrnt \ill'Or in lltlrii-li. lot as .i \Tllt‘v and llll' Ill-in whu'
lll.‘lli"3 ii mil in the midst itl‘ it i“:
s a .
in l.‘itl_\.l:i' it»
Minx (i- trlt Smith. trilllvl‘, ul‘ it"«l
illll and NM» \‘url‘l.’ city hm. pilr-l‘
chin-til a lit'\\’ cur.
Barrie ToLoseLast
Of Adopted Family
LUNlKiN. (Ai‘) —- Announcement
lllut Sir James llarlic'n ward. Niclhl
olas Dmlvs, is to marry the llonot-i
able Mary lloalrlx. second daughtrr'
of Lord Northbournc,
tluiptor in the
"illil~‘l
i.-llil.: 'l.1|llli.ll il.‘.~i \
ii In llittl’i:
llllll"~l)'.
body I lm- :1 (limit
to ll1it'l'rllltl. and my
dorm,"
rollltilllic tiltitorydny-ii iu \ll” grow
tinged with Sndnt‘sa or u lilllu inml‘ l w no will llilt‘l‘l'lllll you
ly. .j"\'oii an only." 'l‘iit
Years ago. it is related. Sir Janine
izt’i
\l‘ulll ivlit \\:._v llll'tillilll. G‘HT ls go»?
mm. in Hull .i l:i.Ill (lllll say to limit
.st-ltwlliinir pronto-r tiiati Jim,
. .tlicy ,vnlii'st'll.‘
l'i'lit is iii iv l'i‘llil' ah i'lL.’ illt‘t‘l
“lililll i'l'ill
ilho first man, of coiirw, is to )'(l‘1rt
, , .
mid to t\.- limiuti. \\i‘ all N't‘lll to,
somv \\ lll‘l‘l..l
'Illti.
to‘
:ltup :ii ll till: :i \‘wll: ‘tllil all“ «unit-W
.\ilil so that niuil'
\\i'l tituin to tilt; tl.t- 11' ll.
There is alumna silrii- llmly
' ll
r». all)
Do
can‘t
it you lll‘t‘ guina‘to iii- loyal youyi’ilWl-Wl
a bright. net d l".il'.ll, that Tlll‘ thing you tiro'Chuil‘S'" ““1 “"i
.‘\lwiii.--l’
till.).v
will my,
Cililllt Itgil (i
t
‘ . , {l"lilll‘i. ’l‘iio ch'ilicnizo of ill I
was walking in kcnslligton Ulll‘tlt‘ils‘mrund L4 to selfishness. ll‘ll
anditnct iiuvcral bright children “1.. world is lllllll. not or
pay 713 and with whom he tell in sciiislilll'siS. hint on sacrifice, Life Is
love, They often met hiili latt-i it
soon after the children's rather lird.
and nut long after the niotllor t‘ol.
lowt-d llllii.
Sir .lilmis adoptisd lilo t‘lllltllt'n,
and from llilkfi will tho i-ldt-st lloy
George. obtaincd tho lllt‘a of "Pa.
not
Lilo is lilti-
l.n_\ lily has
vll(l_\ inc!
rill.ll‘li‘4‘.
1'. ll ‘J are
t-.. I (J! Pyrirle
mi an" and 814 "hallo" me boy tin. .
cam-.- lentllllK character of the “Lit- | ‘0" may not 7"“ "a (“r as 3”" \\U'll(l
tic Willie Bild." . Min» to, but let.
George grow up unlike Peter Pan. our "m” "“‘ml‘l" “4
.und w 1 killed in the war. Mlt‘hilll
'l‘lic ('lil'lhiiilll rcliizitin is nunh
r.
us rcmcniilor that
who stoppcd to dig a well in
the second 60". fin undergraduate HI \‘illll‘y Of lift". ”I! (“HT On ”10 (‘I‘Otifildrop down lltsltlu tln‘ \\‘t‘ll and ht!
just paying for somclhing and
,iti-ttltig natiptillrlg hark. Lil'l‘ is gh-
flng \0lll'-l ii to tho» who (Hall in \- r
a ritcr. not l‘
no llllt‘l‘. l
trill
dis
{a
tiling
in tho Mrn
llivl
Oxford. was drowned while harhltla. 0' Callary hccauso h" “"5 willimfl
He had earlier in life challenged '0 My llll‘ lirlcc i am not much or that is Pl‘t'll)‘ H...” “mm;-
a tlimlog an and so i
exactly who got-s
Barrio to write something "eerie"
and Mary Rose now revived at tho
Havmnrkct was the outcome. .
Nicholas is the only one left of‘hOl f0 80.
Barrlc's adopted family.
llut it
to
might ewn suggest a few who might l
is my convictionl
lthnt when a man is through lrylngl
do not know'
lit-avon. |=
REPORT or THE CONDITION or"
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST COMPANY
At the close of business on the 12th day of April.
ASSETS.
Loans and Discounts .......... ..... ...
Funds set aside for Savings Depositors . .
Other Securities . . . . .
Banking House
Ocelot-closeouts
..... IOIOCbOIIIIUItJIIlIIIIIIIIOII
iuoiunnu.g-nsu-no-clonqunansnu.inn-n....
Due fr'om Reserve Agents .
Due from Banks and Bankers
reconnect-o
Cash on hand
.......-.u..-..¢---n-
Checks. Cash items and Exchanges
-...4-..-...~.--oo
o...--u..uu..
Total Assets
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock ....
Surplus
ii4.u.....---nuu--..--..-c...........--..-..-..
Undivided profits, (less expenses and taxes paid)
Reserved for Interest. Taxes. etc .
Due to Banks and Bankers ....
Savings Deposits f
General IDeposlts . . . .
oi.u..nn--¢.un.----.-a........n-u-uu-t
Certificates of Deposit .................................
Treasurer's Checks .....................................
Certified Checks ..
Dividends Unpaid
Christmas Savings and Thrift Funds
su-nos-nus.ono.-nnoassoc-uncounuuouno
-.-.ssss-s-o--v---oo-
IIDOQOIIIIIIODIOIC'I
Total Liabilities nun...u.................u......
State of Connecticut. County of Y‘all-field. as. South Norwalk.
1. Charles E. Hoyt, Treasurer of the aforeQJd Trust Company. do
solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is true to the best. of my
knowledge and belief.
Subscribed ahd sworn to before me. this 19th an or April. 1926.
IPENCER I. ADAMS. Nets” Public.
CHARLES E. HO“.
1920.
81.507.403.91
3,053,277.15
506,688.23
158.925.91 .
:30,995.7: .
3,473.22 I
96,731.10 :
24,7s3.6:.
.——.—.——__.
88.551.339.01
5 300,000.00
300,000.00
89,907.23
50,573.07
4,795.81
3,953,277.11:
1.742.900.43
45,940.07
12.10
8,988.67
414.00
48,507.75
88.551.829.01
1 opium-aw
,sl ph
‘ r i liritlc
German Women Argue'
Over Maiden Names I
liliil|.l.\'. (.-\l’)w'l'ho Lucy Stone
n‘o'tliitiil llilil llillll‘t‘fiht‘ll llcl‘lnaii
noun ll \vry liltlw, iiild "11‘" run lt-as.
(ipp ti: Ili.r iii.\;~.l \\'itli‘l)’ ilt‘llllli'tl Hui)-
Jut'ltl of “filth ii's clubs is “'llt'lllt‘l' ii
is pro l~r tor ii niarriml human to
use lit-r lli‘iilll ii llillllt'. lti t‘OiiJlli’lt'llOll.
with lltt‘ llll>lliliitl‘ri namc
Ash-wt tor an opinion. the Prussian
Mllii~lsr 01 Justice, Dr. Alli {Delim-
lioi'l. rll'll ti that he saw no oiiji-c.
tion it) till it .. ti’ lin'li l‘JtllllS prtt
\l(l~ ll t‘m. l' 0 iv Mild did not "also
it. filrM :l'll that tho lllilitlt'll tiatiit-
\Vlis hi lil',‘1l"(:‘. or pinfcnnionlll va
luc to a woman allolr lliarrlag». ill.
'ISt-hiiiholl. haunt-r. did not bioticll
the animal iii :1 iiiariird \vnmiln (‘mr
mining to list“ llt'l‘ Illiiltll'il name only
No Accident” Day.“
(‘clcbraiion May 1 .
.r\ tt-l i:
llii- ,. .' il .l
l‘Ii'l' l \(ill
till .\l l.\ l’ .1 Mia it" iiii“lld4'tl 1U ill-‘I
l.itlil m. ul Thu 51 \\ll lilulit‘iiiill buys,
lilltl imln‘lll ttm lull-2d Halve will:
ll.t‘!"t' ili tlw lltlti:-t rut:
. ti .‘ill--l'11-'liIllll.l"‘lli
last ,l... i1...l l;. ii =“ c :iriltli-Lis.
£1111 ttutti;.-.t.-:..twiil,iir1ul~
,\lill'“ .. Il-i‘l it it". lug. Illliltr
tilt :.=.~,l'tt.i l’ll .\lli'lll|l\(-Tlll'1«
illni‘li fi‘mtit‘ui ill. .ilil .titt} i~‘- .\tl
Ant...” im‘. “ t‘,1,'t: .\lit\
ptli- I. l'.1 for. . 'i‘l‘l' Li" ringing,
and I ..;»w it .1 \..1~ v'. ill soil,» will
in- it .1: it: .1. - -.‘ .‘t m i‘p iii‘iitlil,‘
'I'lic -. st 1 ll- .. I. who po:l-‘
tit. all» oi l- ."‘ tl‘ .: plural.-
itplti towt‘i titan...
lll ‘imit Fir. l‘tlill'i i-snlii l‘
mil: 3 litrt. ~~ ;'vlv.i;:i.;tv‘i 1:1»
mi .\l.i\ l'ag.‘ fisls Ll tilt.
sanity oi iiullit tail. l'l“.l\.ll'."d ill'l\tri‘l'
and it‘s” tall. in; iii the l‘l‘l‘CllUll all
po.iit:~ of lilUlluliltl.l3 to-
'l~«lt ktllld i.i
sit-.11 tirinta.
“Harness” and “N ag”
Marriage In France.
lSUlilii-ZM ,\'. «\l‘i 'i'lic sl‘nttll
columns of .1 Eur-ii l‘.lli(‘i' contain the
BlillOlilll‘t‘lli‘lZl ol 'ln- ioi-thconliilg l crilicd tho (‘aufit' of this shooting to. 7.
Tli‘flrl‘ .lu.
lillt‘ \indr-
“.1 ll 'i't-iti
1. Ul )oi‘kcv
.‘.>l.lltili lti ills
i‘llllit‘. is "Nan." 'l'i. his intrud-
v. 1%! |.-~ .2: 1111.1. i-Jl‘igliiill
".‘llss liarn- 0.351 .l."
.‘lttn. i lll‘
i.
liliirrlalm oi
Alliqlslv
ll ii i. .
it") l‘w
ill
lllUl\- ll 11.3
cm t'i‘iLJ:
.illtl llli' l'llflgil ~li
: ill
to get tliro ijzh that \‘sility and secs
some poor it'llow lli- -i and thirsty
can say. "i dun that “wit." 1 llllnlt
Yesterday‘s tvt'tl iit‘tlltlatlcc, was
416; Mods iii-i; liltivsz :10
Very (‘kt‘t‘llt‘lll quail-t numllcra
were givvn by Mr l'ollard. Mr. ilad-
dock. Mr. 4‘ralz. Commander in
t'hlcf Sutton.
JACOBY’S
12-14 North Main Street,
South Norwalk
The Home of Good Clothes
For Mcn and Women
Charge Accounts Opened
Featuring
Famous ”Kuppenheimer
Clothes For Men"!
.works on the most important sub~
:w. rt:
ir-ctil.
Milo. Marguerite Loser. the now-
mow-r, is only scventccn. Sim did
rot have to mect tho Filnlt- illnlLlll-
tips on hcr prmircvssor. hilt was ad-
nillll‘ll to tho entrance comp-liltion
without question and passe-d in first.
“in,- is now a “pupil” and works on
'i‘l'lt'ns. hciirtii rugs and small
plot-vii, in two yrars she. will rank
as all "artist" and he llllOWt'd to
work on Savonncrio carpets and:
illlft‘ tapcctrics. i
l
I
Silo will have her sharc in tho
largo grounds attached to tho Golw-
lips liltinufactori. which are divtdrd '
into pardons for tilt imployt-s. It is
.’1 Men of tile times that tho tulips
iii‘fl rorcs that Once occupied those
I
i'ardcns have made way for cahhagr-n
lnd potatoes.
ELEVEN iilElll
Gilliam an
.‘ili\\' \UHK, April 1?! t.}l') Tin.-
lticuiilll \lt'tllli fill ytlrt'rvlay in ii-
llilLtJ-)I .ir warfare bt'iWI't‘ii illu"l\'1i
Dropper" and "Little Align." gang”.
of low'cr East Side guniiicn.
A “’Oiililll was the t'iillSI} oi tlir
slioollllg llztlt liltiiit'1l llit‘ f- iid illittl
par: and d wottutii v.1.» iti-
wind in lll-- tllitlll ()1 tin tic-\tiith
.i‘.'U
‘\ i. lliil. .\l.iV (Milli-t t'tz, \\ lit “.15 .klitll
‘lill‘VH by two gillillwll i:il‘|\‘ lUtln}
as
ho uii». nllh\\t'l‘lll.; u li'lt‘l‘liUliw call
‘lli :i liailuay (lillrll'lL‘ L'ls i‘tui‘lllli‘iiil }
.i' No. (ll’i'liilPl sir-wt. l'tllll.'l‘.,
win . lal‘...‘ ti;-- [“lt'lilli'llil tall and inn]
”1.", 'li.it it Was itladr ivy a “tilllulh‘
convinced
t Ill as :., illi'i‘ to draw (inldm r'; flottl
his i‘t,'..itir.iilt, so that he would bu.
\li
a lad t.iii:.et tor the gul'iim n. 'l'i\o‘_
illiilcts pl: rt'ed Goldberg's brain. The
guiiiilvn i-scupcd.
(mo of “Little Augie" (icing.
Goidtivtg has 3 palin- r of .Vli.‘)'tl'
.\illi'l‘i oi tho "Lillie Anciw' gang.
uho “.15 kllh 11 last year. _ .
'i'in: \lait'ule sturit-d in 103.1 win-n
Louis Svii\\al‘l1.lllun. ”ill“ Mtdgrt."l‘
was lilll‘U as ho sat with liia swi-ct-
hrart on the steps of his home at
.‘\'o. limiters SliCt'l. i‘Olce all- j’
on
‘ the l.l1'l that "'i‘ltc fillilgtl". a lllt'lil-
in r or it 0 “Little Align" L'illliz.
sltvii :i the “\s‘tt‘illflfll'l (ll Jack Kap- ;
‘llili. "'l'lic lx’lii iii-tipp-‘r '. l\'.ipiatl was
:tl’l'".‘~lt'll l'oi‘ Tht' shuttling. ltllt thnl
ditching» d.
accmllpunl-‘vl by lT"lt'lll\l'?-.
shot down by Louis (‘oh-‘l'. of ”lo
"l.llll(' Augit s." Colon is now serv~
in: a life term for the niui'drr. '
' Mic é‘w I u.
J
We are now located at
our new oflices at
31 Franklin Street.
Our phone number
is 1354
Nash, Raymond
& Dean Co.
SEltVICE llC O A L-
QUALITY
MASONS‘
Spring is always a good time to put in coal. We
have a splendid stock on hand—all fresh mined
—and can deliver promptly. You get the low
prices by buying now, and avoid possible “delays
later. Of course we have soft coal and coke, too.
The Norwalk Coal & Supply Co.
BUILDING MATERIALS
Phone 113
that she lllllt’d tilt-‘3 ”
had . “‘
As he was lea-mi; court. i.
llt‘ “as, ,
Boston Store
Tt‘l. ‘illl'l
Alain & Willi Sta
Vul‘w.ill\,'l‘olltl.
Early Summer Dress Goods
Printed Silk ‘
llcavy i'rliitcd Silks. uli owl
tigllrcd et‘i’ects, all colors. 40
inches wide. Special privi-
$2.24
ya rd
Flat Crepes
Koko (‘rcpc
l’i‘llt: l lvolm l'A‘lii-N. ii...
i'tlltll'ti. llx‘ll't‘ll t‘lii‘llti, Iii.
lilt hos will», Spiclai 75
l'rico pci- yatd c
Silk Rayons
ll‘lat (.‘rcpcs in tho scason's
llwlllllul l-‘lizul‘od llli)Ulllv
lutost calm-lugs. pure silk. light and dark ”will!" 31. :
guill'antocd wutlhuhie. ill in inches wide, fast 1: o l o r r ::
whip, Special 52 5c special i’i‘lCt‘. 59 E
I'rlco. per yard .. I pcr Ydl‘tl ''''''' c :5
tillillitllilllililiillillliillllilii‘
O I
English Prints
20 new patterns to choose
from in T)t'llll[lllll new liirurod
Figured Voiles
Figured Volics, scroll ol‘ft-ctil
effects. (it) “it‘ll”! widr. fast ”um and dark grounds, 4
colors. Special i'ricc, 49 inches “‘llll'. Special 09
I
per yard ........... c i Price. pier yard . . . . J c
Plain Chiffon Voiles Figured Dimitv
l'iilin Chiffon \‘olleu in tlil
ithatics including lllili‘k and Figzltrld liinlity. Hilli.tltl1- tol
navy. 38 inches wide. l‘llst childnwn‘u wear. it". llit'ii'.‘ ---
colors. Special Price. 69 wide, Special 59
our yard ........... c i Price per yard .. . . c
lliHllliillllillllIllllilllllllililiilllillllllllllilllllllllllillllillHiliilllllliiiillliliilillililiiillillllli
FREE
HOUSE WlVES ATTENTION
The New Model
HOOVER
Is Here
.liitl i'..1- il,. l1 H.
i"'-‘\ “i
Il~l\‘t'!'l"~llt‘: l1, 1.!
t-lt':.t‘. “it“ til. fin .t‘ r l“"
i'l‘vt“ “I. .~ it It t‘-,'Is .:.tl:l
it'lllp’ili' (1'in ulti‘g.lf;w.
"ll your part. All you
have to do is to ltlt il<
know whwrc you i'i't‘
and when we can l’lliil".
Tlu- now illit‘lVlih‘ is nww and improved in «wry do.
tail of conklrul-l'mii. It is the remit of years of export
llit'lll lilltl tll' lllt‘ moat t‘\ll.‘tll\'ll\'t' rcscarcli. in lllt,‘ \aclltl ‘
clctmcr field. Built of the finest material its llt'atitii'ully
nicklcd base and illuc liar: iiiakc it your tiioqt attractiw
posswsslon. Then the fact that it is morn than lllt‘l’fi- a5
illicicnt as any oilicr cleaner. Sill'l‘l'x‘lil‘s tho illilll‘ill which
ltlfilit“\ )utl want to own one.
Call Us Today and See For Yourself
DONNELLY’S
Phone Phone
195 581
South Norwaik Westport
HANAN SHOES
The Choice of Particular Men
Smartness, comfort and durability—the result of
perfect workmanship, paihstaking care in manu-
facture and quality materials.
MILTON ELWOOD
122 Washington St. South Norwalk
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
\
Fresh Plate . . . .
Stewing Lamb .
Stewing Veal . . .
Hamberg Steak
Rib Lamb Chops
Beef Liver. . . . . .
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. South Biol-min
30 3'1 43 Isis Strut. Norwslk
worm-1. Georgetown. Dorian. Stanford, am Rock. Bridgeport
. .100 lb.
. .18c lb.
. .18c lb.
. .20c lb.
. .45c lb.
. .18c lb.
assoc..-
cocoons.
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Norwalk Chronicler