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‘ usrsninn Inuit-shins ABS.
1};
11-. I fi<v~afibin .
I: may: 4A r‘-'.
f gig st'ffi—rhmisa.
_._ 1';an omnnuwfiwmn '7 on 1:51 e.“ no a e r In.“ as.“ s can: orgasm“ “he as: e I?“ It s;- 8 Ass» I r &
‘I‘a‘
Sets of Teeth on Plates ..
Silver, Gold or Porcelain Fi lings, as low as 81.00 ‘
00M! 1! Am W clams HOURS
n.r1.mr
Palace Theatre‘ Bull
cwhmwm
MAW and consume .
These Special Pricey Tell The Steiy
Let Me Tell You What iYour Mouth Needs
Crown and Bridgework 'Ileeth, as low as $5.00
aslewas$li5.00
(Without pistes)
rggflhberg
PHONE 1925 ' l OPEN WINGS
'— L A
“mgmdthehemesin
e Mtssan made or
e e e
'l‘he presence of a treat ice cap
lowers the temperature or a resion
about 50 dogmas. .
A recent Invention is a rubber
frame to protect baby's thillt bottle
trom ‘ealtinsdf it fails.
I
The newest 01 bills. made of es-
pecially strong paper are said to
last twice I‘ lens as the old.
I
The secretary bird of Africa sets
its name from a tort of quilts stick-
int up from its head.
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Instruments to record tempera-
tures. pressures. drafts. etc.. have
saved millions of dollars worth of
coal W steam plants.
a o O
Marquis wheat. now grown on tol~
000,000 acres or land. all comes from
a single head produced in 1908 by
hybridization.
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Tea. which most people resard as
one of Japan's chief products. forms
only about 1 per cent of her experts.
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Attempts are being made to [raft
oranges and lemons on the Austral-
ian lime tree so such fruit may be
grown in dry resions.
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Chinese import from this country
old newspapers by the ten. A recent
shipment was comprised of 1.700
bales. , Most of the papers return to
the United States wrapped around
coeds Americans have bought in
Japan.
I TARGE
For the Employees of Yale & Towne
Beginning on Tuesday, April 20th, the Connecticut Industrial Food Serv-
ice, Inc., will inaugurate their daily food service in this plant.
Special dust and verriiin proof MRdATURE RESTAURANTS are
now being installed. Thule MINIATURE RESTAURANTS win he serv-
iwd daily with fresh sand ches, pies and tarts prepared in the kitchens
of HOTEL GREEN of D NBURY, CONN.
Each piece of food will be Wrapped in waxed paper and enclOsed ”in
a cardboard carton. . ' l
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High quality food and sanitary service has b e e n assured the man-
agement.
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FACTORIESE lSHOPS ETC. LOCATED 1N
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OR SOUTH NORWALK
PLEASE NOTE
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The Company has no interest in this venture. The purpose in per-
mitting the installation Ofl these machines is to serve our employees
April 17, 1926.
through the sale of food in a convenient Way.
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THE YALE & TOWNE MFG. 00..
The above is a reprodutti
' & Towns Mfg. Company t
on of an announcement issued by the Yale
their 4,100 employees and posted on their
bulletin boards throughout‘ their plant.
Our Service Is
lowing Plantsl
'HILL&LUPER
CLARNBOX co. 7 l
TWEEDYSILKMILLS. I
8 LAUNDRY. l
taro K&.CO..inc.‘
A. PAPlSil FUR (X). *
BALL AND ROLLER REARINO
co.
THE stirrer-com im'Ns
THE GEO. AsnErARDESO
co. ‘ l
STAIII FUR co. - . I.
DaLos'ER‘v EAT co. .
so. NEW ENGLAND TE
DEW
Being
CO.
CO.
Furnished to the fol-
iIi Datihury and Bethel '
, DANIELS & TRIMPERT.
" PIER-HOFFMAN co.
THE B. R'. IIOYT co.
TURNER MACHINE CO.
1 IIUTT & WASSERMAN. .
NEWENGLAND METAL BALL“
GROLuAIIN GARAGE.
c. R. ROGERS.
- DA'NRURII BATTERS EUR co.
_ DANIIURT SQUARE Rex co.
~ -, FINE ROUGE iIATcO.
MOOSE own.
. REPIIanIcAN CLUE
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.Rowayton Men’ S Club En-
'and be rrgarded by the people as
i’AGE THREE
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Sufiern, N. Y. to Mountain. View, N. .i., a distance of 30 niiics.
This team made a chilly failure.
Once a your members of the American Canoe Association travel the waters of the, Itamnpo River from
Many are the rapids that. must be shot.
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Where All Icy Bath Won Over Skill
ten lllf‘ childIOn of the Ronnyton
ROWAYTUN Illehovi \Iill surely reap the benefit.
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MI. ..nd Mrs. Edmund C. Ili‘ownt'
SUPPORT FOR 0! i‘ml island \Icre recrnt guests of
.‘ir. IIIIIl Mrs. llolly '1‘. Wright. at
their ll'tlllv in Yonkers. N. Y.
ling in ”U Alt lhodist churI:.lI
lflillt‘tliy )lltltifiilni. evening was en-
l'W ll)‘ inti.ninis After the usual
ibusimm IIII.-(-,tlnit games worn on-
lioyul and n froshmcnls were served.
lAt tlI-- Inst mccting the club was
IlIIIIlIIl into \two sidi's to sea which
Aide IInuiIl FLT. the largest number
IO! points for attendance and new
imcInlII-rship. Sidney ll.
captain of one side and Harry Toy-
lor captain of the opposite side.
joys Pleasant Evening
At Monthly Meet.
Members of tho Rowayton Moth-
ers club are Irry desirous of lIaI.
log all mothers or school (lliltiICIgl'ow' “W to plan the entertain-
and everyone intcitstcd in the It- “"l“ l“! ”H Honing as Wl'll as
torment of school conditions and the s“l‘l‘lI‘ ”)0 I. il'tfihnicms. Mr. Bell's
ndiarccint-nt of the. rising go-nem ”“00 lost the Ionitflt The next
tion. help make this club a permit mum!“ Will lII‘ held lhI- last Friday
leienln; in \i.Iy.
ncnt thing and a successful undcr- l
:Ilting. - e e
um]
‘l'Il'tmiIlin,
:lltlmiu.‘
-I.~I lll‘ I:I
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Miss Lydia. Millcr ol‘
iI; .' ‘t ‘ lili
“ “r (uh of lune T‘tliil‘nl'tl to tin-Ii
three meetings have been Well put—
I'O'.l'ilz((l It is in rInlity a WI‘nlIilt
'ieuchi rs club and it is hoped lhI‘ H “l M” \lnry A ilar
.t hm hm: II.- on il'oi' an ion ate-
at some fnlan (into it will join tin 'ililt
state l’lrii‘t‘ni. Ti :Itlp rs assminitn . . .
and enjoy Insty of the lI-‘tnIiita tu' l‘ l
l i'I IIv'- lit. a complete
i .1 ‘
be dtrind tiom biing asset ate in: at All :1». “1:“, '.“iort JAdv.
with that bed) . .
A Londontr asked Dr Cfldnifl" lilir- S Carol ‘liills “so soloist at
recently to txprcss his Drink"! Miinn motiiin; inIiccs In the Metho-
to which “as In. lIL'Si. \\ .1} to ulah- dist I” Inscopai church hundny.
iish contact bctnten schools until e e 0
homes. i A truck btloniring to the Platc
Dr. Cudman‘s prompt answ or was ‘Glass company of long Island City
to organize a p:uint.lI-1Uur5 (1550- “as mlmllriCiId \\'l‘llu looking for
elation for enrh l‘i'wlt .:11 i sit lgh- Hie ltm. union Grrtnhouscs on up-
borhood. upon tin lllll S aliiady «3- ‘,per It0\\u_\[0n avenue and drove up
tabiisiicd in this country. He con- i lIeKlnlI-y place. its “tight. cnustd
unites by suing. "You are a par- 'it to sink to its hubs in the mud in
out. Would you not like to know that street and it was unable to ex-
the teachers who have choice of tribute itsrlf min a truck from the
your child's intcllcctual and moral greenhouses iii: htcncd its 'Oad.
life for several hours (sch day? ' ' 0
"Those teachers are molding you. i “‘35 Them“ 30mm 0' 3’00““
child's career. and it has al\\' “film. ii’spcndipg III vcrai t'li)‘S as the
seemed to me th it parents ought lei"moat 0‘ M"- Mlil Mrs \t'rnon Jar-
be deeply interested in the “the” limo at their ho.m .Cli.n(’ll island.
silty and Will being of tho men and
“omen “ho 11.1“, the responsibility" Charles Morris of
of teaching. driiing a. new so inn.
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”They do not merely touch gl‘illl‘.~ Captain tidal-Ir l.. llIIiIIrmd is
mar. gcoprapiiy and arithmetic." I spending a. fur Ilnvx IIiih his tamil)
said Dr. Cudman. "Tin-y tench clIar- “hm his “MD H I“ H“. OWIhaulcd
actor. Consciously or unconsuous- in the Staten NW1 Dry (look
iy. they eNrIt UtiliOl‘illDils iniinencc .
upon the child during its fOimatlII . Captain and Mrs. AndrI “ 8. Mills
ycnrs': llch been entertaining their niece.
"A day will come in which thol Hrs. \Vllliiim I‘m Imtr (if i'rmitionce.
teacher shall shine with a new llghtl ll. 11. at their home on inns-nylon
nn-nuc.
tar more significant than those poll-J e e e
ticians who now monopolize too; An unusually splendid and Inter-
much'attontion.‘ 'atldcd Dr. Cad-Losting lecture on “Europe of To-
man. his)” was given in the ltewnyton
All Dr. Cudman says is true and ’ Methodist church. Sunday evening
by the concentrated efforts of tlIery the pastor. Rev. Walter C. Cow.
parents to cooperate with the tench-lam He is especially sued to give
i
Rownyton is
, e s e
l-‘IiIl: l\ tuning the Ronnylon}
'Mcn I I lulI inid its monthly meet-
A do- 1
Bell \I'us '
‘ 3 ‘- ' : ' v- , .
'. The club has horn formed but a \‘ i'rl \Viliiim (ulIIr of POSSITL.
’sliort lime and
Min S])t'll|l‘ll_’; tho week-endl
such lectures on he spent the past
three years in litigiuiu and Ger.
many and during the war was in
Ithe St. Mlheil and Argonne district.
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Members who are taking part in.
the old Folks concert which is to
in; given by members of the Ladica'
\id society and the ltowuyton Men's
Iciub will illl‘t'i. at the home of Mrs.
Oliver 1. Clark tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock for rehearsal. l:
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Considrrahic work is being ac-
complished by the members of the
Ladies' Aid society oi the Methodist
church as illt‘y meet each week to
:sew and hold business meetings
{twice a. month. A meeting is being
hold this afternoon in the Sunday
school room.
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A tcnciiers' meeting will be held
tomorrow Ovcning in tho parsonage
IOI illu ltowayton Baptist church at
E 8 o‘clock.
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Mrs. George Mayor of Summitt
'.l\t.‘nli(‘. llcll Inland. and ECVt'l‘lil
Iricnds \\'lint‘33t'd a performance of
"Sweetheart Time." in tile imperial
theatn‘. in New York. recently.
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William l’uricr
l\iinn.
nick M. Allen at ”W" home in Me-
Kinlcy pi:.-:.Iti lilIs. Allin. whose
i maiden name “as Margaret Arniii.
i It as a pupil oi MI. lorter when he
Idas teaching school at Cove Bay,
untmo, Canada. They haven't seen
each other for 45 years.
While Mr. Portcr was visiting his
son- -in law. who is in the employ c!
the government at Washington. D.
C. “here he learned of Mrs. Allen's
prisent place of resident
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A number of members of the Ever
Ready Circle of the King's Daugh-
ters are attending the spring meet-
Ing or that soriety which is being
held in the South Norwaik Congre-
i sationnl church this afternoon.
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1 Joseph R. Taylor of Ponnoycr
{street left for Chicago, “L. where
i he will spend several days on busi-
l hCBfl. .
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I Jack Coatcs. son of \lr. and Mrs.
I lolin Coulis or .‘lCKllllty street was
in an automobile uccidcnt Friday
owning when drums to Norwaik to
witness the High school play at the
Regent theatre. A sedan. driven at
a high rate of speed down Highland
avenue route to make the turn at
the Junction of Highland avenue and
McKinley slrcm and crashed into
‘I'oung Mr. Coatce' car. iloih cars
were rather badly damaged.
“ANDERIN (l BlJSSMN s.
BERLIN. April 27..—-Accordins to
a. Pan-Shiv calendar published here.
the largest number of Russian emi-
area is domiciled in France. where
200.000 to 250.000 former subjects
of the czar are unwilling or unable
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Glove Silk Bloomers Silk Slop-ins 5,5?
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heavy gratin pqu gluvt- silk lulu Bu“ inn “in“! h ' \l. my FE
full cut, “'0“ rain "'.(li(Oll all m“ "nd 1” "JUN.” Hm” E
pusicl $2. 98 In E
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mod models, shadow praiif. top, perm. top and iilltllllll“l' 53‘
Colors flesh, white. pI-nch strap, full cut. I-Oiiifort‘wi liil- :—
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Is Hailing .\ir. and Mrs. Scd- ‘
to return home and accept Bolshe-
vist rule.
M.
BODY AND BIWN.
MANCHESTER. England. April
27.—-0ut d 85 good scholars. exam-
ined here. only two were below the
poor students 68 worc'boiow.
PIGBON REPORTS.
CHRISI'OB ..; Canal Zone. April
27.—A navy pgoon, lost for more
than a year. turned up here with
its wings closely clipped. leading
naval officials to the belief that a
fancier had lured it away.
CLASSIFIED ADS frequently sc—
eomplish the seemineg impossible.
Business reports: Fishing rods
and lawn mower business dull.-—Ths
Decatur Review.
average physically. but out of 171v
CORRECTION
In yesterday's Evening Smil-
nel the Boston Store advI-rtisn-
mont. read: Hand Tufted SprI-ads.
$4.98. and Silk Spreads. $3.08. it
should have road: Hand Tufted
Spreads. $8.98, and Silk Spreads.
$4.98.
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‘ ‘THE JEWELER"
In»‘~..c«":r.u.‘ (.2: U - 1.x.
N orwaik
Prompt
Delivery
Phone
527
GEHEBE’ S
"1T. HERE at [1'3 BOUSSWERIZ"
Summer Home Needs
_. Lawnmowers. \\'ll€(‘lll.‘ll‘l'0\\':~'. “illilOW
screens. screen doors. poultry nire
screen wire, garden tools. rci‘rigzera-
tors. oil cook stoves. ice cream freez-
crs. etc.
33 Washington St.. So. Norwalk. ‘Conn.
FRIES“.
Clever Styles in Coats '
Lct' s do something unusuaL i
SUD.
lici‘liéiilzim' ’°" W '°' ”‘“ and Dresses for
. Children
Ages 3 to 14.
DRESSES
$1.98 to $10
COATS
$4.98 to $16.50
They include many types,
especially suitable not only
ANGEVINE
FURNITURE CO.
16 Nona Main Street
So. Norwaik Phone 256
for Spring but for Summer
as well.
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:Ialsgannnnaals: 12“ 1' ll ll' Street
I Chicks be Inadeto I South Nomik
I better. be free from aii- I
I scents. and have greater I
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a a i‘
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