Furniture
Bosses
EAST ‘anwALKi -
0Nilliili~PiSiS
ill 1". NORWALK
Later Another Crew Will
west Trees M a r k e d
lth Blue.
Representatlvoa of the United
States Department of Agriculture
and ot the state Forestry Depart-
ment have been testing the trees in
East Norwallr. They are searching
. for a certain insect that kills tho
trees. Each of the trees examined
is marked with blue chalk. It
reported that another crew will be
through this section during the
summer and will treat the trees.
0 O 0
Richard Madey or Gregory Boule-
vard is recovering from an attack of
tho measles.
O O C
John Farasworth. the superinten-
dent o! the Crotut and Knapp Kat
Company. spent Sunday at his home
in New York City.
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A. Dominick or East avenue was
a visitor in Danbury. Sunday.
0 O C
A number 0: triendo tendered
Earl Scam a. surprise party at his
to cm arises. m ore-
AI oleyoblo «use was re-
Games were played and re-
Masha werosoryod .
I O O ‘
Largo crowds continua to attend
the carnival ot the Old Well Hook
and udder Company. at the park
site in Liberty Square.
0 0 0
Edward [root and totally oi East
avenue attended a dance in Dau-
bury. Monday evening.
0 O 0
William Madoy. Jr.. has. returned
to his studies at Tuita Collogo attor
visitin: . at" tho home or M. D.
Madoy, East avenue.
William R e a r d o n entertained
friends from New' York city, at his
Winfield avenue home, recently.
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. Itrs. Gould Hodonborg of Win.
iiold street is visiting in Stamford.
I 0 O
R. I-laloliy. editor of Al-Bayan 0!
New York city. was a recent visitor
at the home oi M. Jan Madoy. East
avenue.
.0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Hull 0! Myrtle
avenue motored to Bridgeport. Mon.
day. .
O O O
The Women's Guild ot Christ
church will moot with Mrs. Arthur
Carrot second street. at 2 tomorrow
afternoon.
0 O 0
Louis and William Wray or Fen-
wiok atreot‘are both recovering from
an attack of the measles.
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Lillian Finchlot Emerson street is
ill at her home. .
II" IOU want a. used car. use the
classified oe'ftion.
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or Several of These Fashion Features
iii mil-ting youtt'new spring frock look for these style notes. Anyone or a
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others with variations are available in the smartest spring materials.
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‘i'hird floor
Arum
cums JOY,
lete In Contest.
The new and practical
The latest tollmvs;
Winning
It is not because he nus-uh the
silver cup or the gold medal that
the athlete strains every ncru‘ and
muscle to win the race.
it is because of the
achievement.
The desire to do just a little bet-
ter than is demanded or export- d.
The Pride of Achievement
This same aid holds good
us in our work-a-day world.
There's a great deal of satisfac-
Mon and honest pride in the ivory-
dny good work of our fellow work-
ers.
fortnight.
none-w of
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Fur Felting Dept.
The novel and very
machinery in tho fir-felting drvpnrt~
ment is being augmented by another
unit. The new fur-felling machine
is of a. new type. designed by Goncsl.
Much new equipment has boon in-
stalled in various other depnrilnonia
during the put week.
0 O O
Good reports are heard or John
Schessler. formerly of the straw hut
department of the factory. who is
now playing ball with tho llirris-
burg, Pa.. club.
0 0 0
William Champion and .i. Ii.
Fehrenbach of Disney. hm «iv-:ilcrs.
in New York city. were visitors at
the factory. Monday.
0 0 O
Peter Foley. ‘Durchasing agent.
and Charles Randall, or the Extreme
hat department. were recent ushers
in Beacon. N. Y.
O O 0
Albert 1". Rose. of the production
department. is confined to his home
sus CAVANAGH
Latest C. & K. Editorial By
Company President
Likens Workers To Ath-
inrtory
editorial. written by John (human,
President or the Crofut and Knapp
Hat Comvun)‘. ovpesrs on ill“ hul- ‘3”.‘3 ‘l'll'd ”"3 NM" Monday,
letin hoards throughout in. Van ‘
Zundt street plant this week. New "Tod l’urriicr Ma resigned his nos!-
sditorlals are posted about nor-y lion in the at w hat department
interesting
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,c.
Mr. Rose is aufloring from an ab-
cessed eyeball.
. .. , . .
Dr. llnrry Stack and Dr. Ewing.
of Brooklyn. N. Y.. visited Dr.
Stack‘s brothers. Frank and Arthur,
at lhflactory on Monday.
0 0 0
Charles Grillin of Reed street,
South Norwnlk. has taken a position
in the accounting department. Mr.
Grillin was formerly connected with
the Costello Men's.slhop.
0 0
Frank Pink and Tony Carriono,
or the blocking department. spent
last week-end in New Jersey.
0 O o
Mir-s Marie Slui'ford. of Htsmlnrd.
lhaa taken position in the millinery
departmen .
o o s
John hi a r g u l i e s. representing
Worth and Worth. of New York
and is now employed by Dulce W.
Flint. Inc.
Mary A. Nolan, toreludy in the
straw hat department. was in
Bridgeport last Saturday.
O U 0
Miss Eleanor Mathews has re-
aigned her position in the account-
ing department and is working in
the Miles of the Norwnlk Tire and
Rubber company. Alisa Neuhaucr is
now working in the accounting de-
qpartmcnt.
O O t
Mrs. .‘lny l‘lukn b! the millinory
department \isitcd friends in New
York City over thn week-end.
O O 0
Miss Nelson, a designer. was in
Long Island over the week-end.
\\’ouldn't it be a terrible world it
children were as bad as neighbor.-
think children are?
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It soon will be warm enough
let your cool hills go by
paying something on them.
In
without
CLASSIFIED ADS are particular—
l_v pleasing to people whl do not wish
to spend any mere than they have
to.
lDDlES’COLDS ,
should not be "doaod." Treat
thorn externally with—
in thin avonuo. Nos-walla by dines-El
sown NONNALN
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CLUB ~Sli0lilili
Thursday Night Is the
Night In Club Rooms-—
Varied Program.
All roads. on Thursday evening.
will lead to the South Norwalk Club
rooms. whoro the spring smoker will
take place. The entertainment com-
mittee. headed by Bradford M. link:
I
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lard. has now completed its arrnngc- »
meals (or the affair.
A company- ol’ New York uriisis'
will furnish the main entertainment.
Joe Itampoue. pianist and song;
leader extraordinary, will preside at
the piano and entoumsu members;
and uuesis to burst into song. linrry
Atkinson. the Australian mono-i
loguist and story tclltr, will be on
hand with I. lot of new jokes. It is
understood that some or these ioknsl
will be on members of the local
club. 'I‘o round out the perform-
ance, Al Baker. who has appeared
before the club members on several
other occasions, will entertain “1th
his tricks of magic.
To top of! the evening, a bnrfvti
lunch will be served to oil prcnent.l
Samuel S. \‘elsor. who is in charge of l
this part or the progra m. is planning‘
something special for the occasion. i
Members of the South .‘s‘orwalk;
Club are permitted to bring as many
mulo guests as they dcslrn. and'
there will be no charge made.
1
Trouble with a. small town is t‘
takes so long to unit {or the post-l
mun. ‘
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W‘s——
Talk about striking a Mppv me
dium, Conan lTonlm spook chaser.
has exposed an unhappy medium
The ghost that Americans bellmo
in is the one that
day.
walks on pay
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Trisiram & Hyatt Co.
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
WALL EMT
SEALPAX UNDERWEAR
PEI-LAUNDIBED FABRICS-N0 DIRT-NO GERMB
Little Brother Sealpax
Reinforced sent to stand the
wear. Elastic waistband to
insure freedom of motion. A
continuous binding reinforc-
ing the side openings to pro.
vent ripping. liesc support-
crs. with pin lube straps that
will not tear out. Taped but-
tons put on to stay.
Little Sister Sealpax
ties the blouse scat giving
fullness and comfort. The
elastic b a o k - b a u d, elastic
bloomcr legs. dainty hem-
stitchcd neck, continuous
binding. Both garments ofi'er-
ing the latest and best fea-
tures that insure comfort for
the kiddies and save time and
trouble for the mother.
1”“ $1.00
Ladies Full Fashioned
‘All Shades. $1.50 and $2.00 pair
NORWALK. OONN.
Lady Scalpax
Dniniv Alhlc I'll. linkiw 1-.”-
for mcry woman ewrv day
Just as comforin llltl in
brothers, clnsiic inn-l. band.
M“ $1.10
Sealpax for Men
The Seaipax Union Suit Hill‘l‘w
at the shoulder. Two button:
to fasten to instead of six.
No buttons down the front,
no binding, no clinging in hot
weather. no gaping in i'rn..;.
Seulpux hangs loose and light,
cool, comfortable. Every gar-
ment in a scaled sanitary cor:~
iaincr. Fri-sh from lhr
laundry to you.
1).... $1.50
Service Silk Stockings
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MAKE YOUR OWN
Flowers, Party Favors
and Lamp Shades
Consult our
Dennison Demonstrator
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The Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street
N U M 0 S S
for Colds and
Bronchial Coughs
Ono dose hits the spot.
Borne without injury to the
most delicate stomach.
Sold Only by
Plaisted, Drug Store
as Washington ,5"! so. Nor-walls
Arctic Ice Machines
“Ton to 1.000 'l'ous Capacity
Polley Refrigerating
And Supply Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 3668-1057
There will be new Touring
Balloon Tires, an extra Spar
Standard Parts Throughout Will Be Oilererl
“Delivered, in Norwalk
Terms will be
’ Delivered in ‘ Norwalk
Four Passenger. Coupe $795
There is about $200 in extra equipment on every
This is about one-half of what these cars formerly sold for.
OPPORTUNITY or A ursnus
livery c... i. Brand New.
Tomorrow The Automobile Sale Begins
New Four - Door Sedan with Duco Finish, Balloon Tires, Powerful Motor,
$199 DOWN AND $35 MONTHLY
Cars and Roadsters, which will be equipped with
e Tire, Four-Wheel Brakes, Metal Disc Wheels, Trunk
and Two Suit Cases, Front Bumper, Nickel Plated Radiator Shell, Mata-Meter,
Windshield Wiper and Side Wings, Transmission Lock, Genuine Spanish Leather
Upholstering and Top to match which will sell for ‘
car.
Norwalk Chronicler