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MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1926.
RIDER’S RADIO SHOP
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One Tube Sets $17.75
4 it 'i" w ‘5 lil Prize Winner Desi ns
DROP CARGO IN awasnsn or new asvsu gOHITIOTURAgL onus
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scale. the average cost or each ones-
ing beta. only this. At this
bridge. the expenses were practical-
ly the use as at Westport. but the
river traillc called for 1.101 opera-
tions of the draw bridge. The heav-
ied traffic navigation of ships large
Every Time It Opens
the Cost Is $99.07
and closing the bridges was .00..
neath the bridge during the year.
Pay Now, Argue Later
Say French Collectors
“moons will have to compile a
. ll’BlNG AND OVERIIAUIJNG
ies. which called for an expenditure inotification as the tax payers. In the
of 042.108. The cost of power and in! two years Finance Ministry
light reached 88,345.". matting a bi"- voM comprise no less than
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
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HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE co.
, L. Wagner. Branch higr.
”. was! ave. noswau
VICE STATION PHONE issl
grand total cost of 060,018.86.
The Westport Bridge is shown to
be the most expensive conducted by
the state, where rivcr navigation
called for only fifteen openings dur-
ing the twene months.
cost of each opening there.
$09.07. For salaries, 81.200
expended and the power expense
was $286.98.
The Nlantic lliver Brice was
conducted on the least expensive
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, Felts—Silk and Straw Combinations
g . Season's Most Fashionable Millinery
g;- OBERT at some iutm eraser”
soars uoawau "
STYLE HEADQUARTERS
For Men’s Footwear
“The new bleached tan caif'oxfords. the featherweight oxford in
“flank and tan. end the brogue oxford with wide square too are
ready for your inspection.
Newest patterns in men’s hosiery.
" CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH NORWALK ‘
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Pit-i“ G‘EHE BE "S no
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Refrigerators
No better time than now to
We
carry the well known Success
all steel white enameled ia-
weerior ‘end exterior
sizes and styles.
buy your refrigerator.
in all‘
Also White Mountain oak
refrigerators and ice chests
in all sizes at lowest prices
as Washington Street
South Nor-walk, Conn.
The total i
‘" immediate payment.
1.070 articles. and appeals from the
tax departments interpretation of
these laws are being made freely to
the State Council the only body
in France qualified to lay down in.
terpretatlons on the law.
Although the tax collectors _ are
following the policy of requesting
they realise
that the complicated provisions of
the new laws are bound to make
collections slower.
Ship Takes Convicts
Over and Ruin Back
”La Mummers.” tho convict ship
sailed from the island of Re recent-
ly with 840 liters and long term
men abroad. will dismantle the iron
cages which now constitute its hold
as soon as its human cargo is landed
and proceed to Jamaica. to take
aboard 10.000 kegs of rum for
l-iuvre.
"Sailing west with tho effects and
return east with the cause." said a
prOhibition advocate when he heard
of the ship's charter for the return
trip.
r
Germans Plan N e w
Solution To Carrying
of airplanes from Munich and inns-
lilore than 3.000.000 tourists vie.
lted these parts of the Alps last
year. The problem of transporting
large quantities of supplies has been
getting more difficult each year. it
cost about 1! cents a pound to carry
freight by rail and pack mule from
lnnsbruck. for example. t9 the Bron-
denburg inn. 10.000 feet up in the
Oetsteler Alps. The South German
Acre-Lloyd company has contracted
to carry the supplies by air for three
cents a pound.
Wherever possible lending fields
have been laid out on the plateaus.
Where landings are impossible food
and supplies will be tied to pure
chutes and dropped into the back
yards of the hotels from altitudes of
several hundred feet.
C O I
The 305.000 dogs in Berlin must
now carry their owner's calling
cards around with them. Not that
canines have become fastidious. but
the police have decided that to mm.
bat frequent epidemics of rabies it
is necessary to establish the mvncr‘s
identity quickly.
Aluminum frumu which fusion to
the dog's collar have been prcsrrib.
ed to hold the calling cards. which
in addition to the owner's name
must specify the borough and street
address.
“I’m Old”
Don’t say 1 land secre-
tions change conditions
now
This is to pvuplt who are age-
ing long before their time. To all.
ing people who lack vim and
strength. To the millions who are
under par.
A way has been found to stimu-
late the liver. The only way. It is
found that drues don't do that. But
ox-gnll does. That is a liver secre-
tion. It is bringing to countless
people such results as nothing else
has brought.
Torpid liver causes many of our
troubles. That means scant bile.
Then toxins form in the intestines.
Those poisons permeate the blood
and cause such results as these:
’indlgeetion Heart and
Impure Blood Kidney Troubles
Constipation Bed Complexions
i High Blood Presure Lack of
i Youth
' Medical men for generations have
thought that cathartics made the
liver sciive. Now we know they
,don‘t. No drug can stimulate the
liver. The results that we sought
were imposible.
But gland study has developed
this fact: Oswell. e gland secre-
tion. does stimulate the liver. Ev-
018,908‘ STEPS EVERY DAY
q’I'oday, tomorrow and every day You walk 7 2-10
' :n'tiles. Are they foot-sore, weary miles with arches,
callousesnnd corns nearly killing you? ~
Wear ARCH PRESERVER SHOES—have good
foot and correct style.
MILTON ELWOOD
, Washington St. South Norwalk
ery clinical test has proved that.
It does far more than we ever
thought drugs would do. it is bring-
ing to millions of people new life and
new hope which they despairea of
getting.
New est-gall is supplied in tablet
form. The name is Diesel. and all
drugists have it. Each tablet con-
tains 10 drops of purified ox-all.
We ask you to learn what it does.
See what on active liver can do. the
largest gland in the body. The test is
free. Results will start in 20 hours.
9111 a week you will realize that this
discovery brings you priceless bcnc-
fits.
"Clip an: advertisement. 'l'eke
ittoonrdpeolalkonhnerold
twandhewillgiveyou
a liberal sample of Diesel free.”
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' Sheep. Manure for lawn:
- Potato and Garden Folders
Blue Stone for Driveways
"assume.
The "Kuitcr express" idea which
.was tried out February 21. with a
‘lraill running from hiarhurg and
‘the surrounding country to Cancel
and which included not only cheap
railway transportation but also the-
ntre tickets and sightseeing expedi-
tions to historical spots. has met
with such favor that similar excur-
sions will be arranged in other parts
of Germany. ,
The National Railways Adminise
trillion has followed the Cnssel ex-
periment with one at Duisburg.
Residents in and about Essen were
taken to Duisburg to see the sights
and attend the theatres. More than
1.500 persons took advantage of the
excursion.
e e O
The Provincial Appellate Court in
Duesecltlorf has ruled that laws
making protlteering in necessities of
life a crime do not apply to hair
dyes they are "inventions
for the g tlficatlon of women's ve‘n-
lty. tending to circumvent the cr-
dcriy procession of nature."
The case which had been appeal-
ed twice was that of a we . who
had sued a beauty parlor ‘ietor
for charging an exorbitant price for
a bottle of hair dye. Counsel for
the plaintiff argued that hair dyes
have become a necessity in the sense
of the law because in this age
"'besuty and youthful appearance
are needed by women almost as
much as food."
0 O I
To commemorate the numerous
commercial and cultural connections
with the United states over a od
of nearly e century. the cty of
Frankford-on-hlsln. May 3 will open
an "Amerilta-F‘rankfurt" exhibition
with the cooperation of American
business men of German descent.
The first American consulate in
Germany was established in Frank-
fort in 1328. During the Civil War
large blocks of the Union war loans
were heated by Frankfort bankers.
The hi'storlcan documents relating to
these and other events have been
collected by Prof. Bernhard Mueller
and will be exhibited in the Frank-
fort museum.
. O 0
Fat men and women don't stand
a chance with the slim when it
comes to hunger strikes. said Dr.
Kurt Ullman. director of the Charo
ity hospital clinic in Berlin. Dr.
Ullman. has observed several of the
tasters including Kerr Jolly. who
have been here.
Deprived of all food except min-
eral water. Dr. Ullmsn save. the
. body first draws on fat reserves and
then commas stored up proteins.
inconsurnlng fats an hilarious ace-
tone is set free as iii diebetia, he
said. and a corpuient person would
be forced to quit at least 38 days
because of his overabundance of fat.
;A slender person uses up surplus
fees before harmful effects set in and
starts on proteins .
O I O
. Thousands of Japanese reddents
and students of Berlin. homesick at
this time of the year for the cherry
blouoms of Japan. are loiniag a
”throng of pilgrims to Werder. near
fotsdam. to see the trees in Prus-
sle's most eatensive fruit belt in full
bloom.
The Shipping Board has voted to
sell the five combination passeuer
and tier-go ships of the American
Oriental lull Line to the American
Oriental Steamship Company for
. Rogers 8: Stevens '
\Vcstport. who were lllu Judges. The
first prise winner Robert L. \\‘nltlor
tiens for the designing of small
bounce of nrchilccturnl quality, and
of fire resisting materials. 'l‘hr- mm-
petition Just concluded. in which
were cntereriierchltccts from nearly
“0”)! to? require the draw For several years The ‘Architec-‘wcll known authorities as llorece B. F. T
bridges to be turned was at the tuei Club of New “3‘...“ Inc“ M, Mann of New York, Tin-mini” Pope Ive “be Sets $70 to $175
Thames River Bridge in New Lon- ‘ _ of New York (‘in and i-‘urmington. . ,
don. where 1.041 pong M be. M." conducting Gammon“ cam Conn. and Charles l2. t‘uilt-r of “Hunk",
._......_. paigns by means of prize competi-
Erla — Magnuvex —- Croslcy
PARTS l‘tlll .\l.l. Till? NI‘I‘V Iltitlk-ll'n‘
Mahackemo Bldg.
2 No. Main St.
South Norwalit
Hamburg Steak
Fresh Plate ...... . . . . .
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010.30 for 8.034 operations of the ,_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20C ll)
Passenger machinery. special “4' °‘ we“ m" in “1° 3:25;! :zgilninigfigptwcxge . , .
RE The main item in the expense or opinion of officials and tax collec- up .0 :00 pound. b, ”new“. Shoulder Steak . _ _ _ ' _ . . . . . _ _ . 22c “)-
Igons Oars the bridge maintenance was solar. tors who are as buy "sardine their .
Smell Concrete House Competition Architectural club of New Haven.
Stewing Lamb
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ff, architect, New Eleven. Conn.
C
Y Says Highway Dept. Freight To Alpine i _- M--- .__-. __~_
on —-e-——-—L .. " ._
money M It cost the state of. Connecticut P" "r“ “‘1‘ ”W0 In" is the Towns. é ‘
. an average of $11.10 for every open. Wu°7 0! the Drench Tax Depart. ‘
If the first ing of the nine draw bridges in the “‘0‘“ in VINOUI disputes Over in. I’iEltLlh‘. (AP)"T°“”"“’ ”WP' S h It 9 T d S s 1
bottle fails I state lest year.astatement prepared terpretation of the‘ multitude of ping at hundreds of mountain inns c u ze s ues ay pec1a s
h ‘ by "10 'lllto ”85'” 409811130!"- taxation laws which have been voted of the Bavarian and Tyroloee Alps
elp you, shows. The total cost of openind|m m mu", roars. m. "mm" Wm M M by a “m
.100 lb.
.18c lb.
.18c lb.
.40c lb.
prise winning designa- u-(m pi'n- .
nouncotl for better ill'ili ihnso usuitliy‘
obtained in the national compul-
ilons.
Continuation of this \\’ui'r\'_ it is hw.‘
second prise. 11. Story Granger, air
all the leading cities of the state.
resulted in the making of many plans
for small ‘concreie houses, many of
which were of exceptional merit in
point of design according to such
Paris Paper Wants
Mary Garden Honored
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PARIS. —- (AP) Comoe-
DIA. the Paris daily which deals
only with things theatrical and the
Fine Arts, is' exerting itself to have
Mary Gordon invited to sing at the
Opera in recognition of the work she
has done in behalf of French opera
in America.
Miss Garden is to sing Melllsesnce
at the Opera Ocmiquc. where she
created the role and will find the
composer. Andre Massager. once
more holding the conductor‘s baton.
Comoedle finds in this celebration
a delicate homage both to the veter-
en composer and to a singer who has
valiantly defended French musical
art but does not consider that it is
sufficient.
Comcedia suggests that as the
National Academy. of Music. the offl-
cisi name for the Paris Opera. is
preparing a revival of "Salome." M.
Rcuche. the director invite Miss
Garden to sing the name part
and later give Paris a chance
of seeing Alfano's "Resurrection"
with her in the role in which she
has scored a. great success.
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Br‘ond's denial of the rumor that
he is about to be married might be
taken as an indication that he has
trouble enough as it ls.-Quincy
Whig Journal.
Everybody is useful. Those who
seem inferior-s would be miserable
if they had nobody to scorn.——'1‘he
Duluth Herald. .
Rogers and Stevens are
known to have the best
values in clothing.
"swo stems
Norwslk - lo. Harwell:
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STORA
You ean‘now avail yourself of
the finest storage facilities in the
state for any amount of space
you may require.
Our warehouse is a I-story
brielt building. located at I navi-
tand street. equipped with the
Nest sprinkler system. giving
you the low insurance rate at
00c per hundred dollars on con-
tents.
DAILY stoma
HAULAGE snavrcs
T0 new» rear
Tel. Norwdk 204-1092-2
if. r. item. Ohelsee son
an it. sets It. .
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COMPANY
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Small Concrete llousc Competition Architectural club of New Haven. 1
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. South Norwsls
39 3'1 43 Main Street. Norwaik
“‘cstport. Georgetown. Darlen. Stamford. lilscli Rock Bridgeport
—and can deliver promptly.
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hltect, New Haven. \ Conn. ‘
IieVed. will give Connecticut domestic
architecture of the present day a'
position relatively as important as.
this state enjoyed in the days of the
Colonies.
MASONS'
Diamond production in the l'nionl
of South Africa in 10:35 amounted to}.
2,420,123 melrlc terms. \niuctl arl
339,924,747.
Phone 113
SERVICE .EC 0 A L
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Spring is always a good time to put in coal. We
have a splendid stock on hand—all fresh mined
Yeti get the low
prices by buying new, and avoid possible delays
later. Of course we have soft coal and coke, too.
The Norwalk Coal & Supply Co.
BUILDING MATERIALS
I! QUALITY
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As everyone knows, there' is
aboutLuckyStr-ikeswhich givesthem
diedncdomyetitlenotaeecretAcostly
extra 45-minute process makes them
unique. Toasting_ develops the hidden
flavors of the world’s finest tobaccos.
a..-
ver
alluring
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