TODAY'S EVENTS.
.1 ltiaitw—‘Tbanez “Torrent."
Palace—"Tho Artist lilodei."
.liegont—“Stciin. Dallas."
Fairfield County League of Wilm-
In!
on Voters meet in New Canaan
Prof. Carroll lleed Supt. of Schools
fl‘s in Bridgeport to Peak.
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77‘ COMING EVENTS.
April 30.-—Dci\loluy Bali
“Armory.
April {lo—Community meeting.
'3Cusplces Ladies Auxiliary. Frank C.
Godfrey Post.
May 4.—hliuiquorsdo
«Frank C. Godfrey Auxiliary.
3~Fciiow's Hall.
35 May 5.—ltilnstrel Show Muivoy
~'.,'.l‘ariov Post and Auxiliary in Corn-
.ianunlty Hail.
May 5.-—Symphony Orchestra
Consort In S. N. M. E. Church.
May 7.—Monker Grotto Ladies
rnlght in Masonic Temple.
May 7.—Spring pane: of Lodlce
.9 Weld's Pupils at Regent Theater.
May 1o.-—-1<. or .c. Annual uniiiatt
the Armory.
May 12.—-Fii'th Annivem‘ry
Supper. Ladies Auxiliary iiiulvoy
'i‘ariov Post. ‘
at the
Dance.
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Men's fill le‘
,- May 15.-—Soclal
,9 it class at Odd Fellows“ Hall .South
1‘ Main street.
May 17.—-.\nniversary Party Ptlst
Pocahontas Wanoma Council.
» May 19.—-Two Plays by
~1-clsss St. Peter's church.
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Sun and Tide For Tomorrow.
Sun Rises 4:58 A. ill.
.Sun Sets .............. 6:48 P. M.
.‘l-ligh Tide . .. . . .12:00 A. iii.
:Low Tide ........... . 6:30 P. M.
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Butler Lodge. {0. 07, l. O. 0. Fl.
I. met last night. in Odd Fellows‘ hail.
. [South Main street. and worked the
«second degree on several candidates.‘
After the business meeting. a so-
;cial time was enjoyed and refresh-
:ments served. Next Wednesday ev-
;ning the Puritan Lodge of Stamford
will confer the third degree on tliciie
vcandidates.
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, —-John H. Dakin piano tuner
/ from New York is at the Mahackii-
' .ssno Hotel. Telephone this week:-
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u A special service, will be coni-
~«ducted at 8 this evening at the local
3‘2 Army ball, by Adjutant Charles hi.
nPhlllips. Adjutant Phillips was sta-
tioned in South Norwalk for four
years and the service this evening
will afford an opportunity for his
”many friends to see and hear him
again.
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~—Lehlgh coal. automatically
ascreened. Harris and Gena—Adv.
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Gilbert Bogart. 11 Seasido Place.
' East Norwaik. and Samuel Andrews
of Cannondaie, have purchased
_ hcvrolet cars from \V. R. Austin.
Chevrolet dealer. 4? Railroad sve-
' nue.
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h g -~The cleaning dyeing and pro»
/ gslug of garments is given the closest
‘ h attention at The Twin City Valet'
.Estabiishment. Work called for an‘
delivered. W No. Main St. Phone
408.~-Adv.
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Several Magnolia trees in different
parts of the city are beginning to
eomd out in full bloom. The warni
sun today has made many buds open.
., is up u: ‘
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~Anthraclte. .
and Guns—Adv.
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All sizes. Harris
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William Frawlcy. of Westport. mo.i
tore.cl to Norwalk this morning.
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The homowf James H. Magner. 16
.Beldon avenue, is being painted by
a local contractor.
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-—Radios and Victroias sold on
easy terms, Demolish—Adv. .
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newscasts: «“0»...
An open car was seen on West
avenue today, but it was not to use.
it was being transferred to the local
barns from Stamford. Some letter
carriers were seen in their biusi
summer shirts this morning. ‘
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—lee Codfish at Bridge—Adv.
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Contractors expect to have the‘
{new quarters of the first district.
:police' and the city coart ready by‘
:Saturday. There is much painting to
cbe done; The cells have been put‘
1 up and workmen today were erect-
’lng the new lockers. i
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~Whatever your problems ini
:heating and plumbing work the new
Lbuilding. the renovation or iobbiugl
. work Nelson M. White's experts can
'do the same in a satisfactory inan-
gner. Nelson M. White. heating and
plumbing contractor, 66 North Main
. street—Adv. l
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; A complaint was made to the po~
: lice yesterday afternoon about s. man
3 ‘11 West Cedar street, wearing a bluei
docket, who had frightened a small‘
:girl. omcer Paul MoGrath invss»
i tinted but could and no trace of the
"man.
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——Live Lobsters Snturdayfl‘utbiil's
Fish Market—Adv. '
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and Mrs. Frank Bveo have
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Mr.
ivurchssed s. new house at 171 East .
{avenue from.Edwin L. Hoyt and in- ‘
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, eir home.
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tons to make it th
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——There is no race. \oior. or creed
idistinction — with the Fairfleld
{County Goodwill Industries at (4
'Cross Street. Phone 4140. No;-
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It will be “Old Timer’s Night" at
:the meeting of Nor-walk Chapter of
inoMolay in Washington strbet lb
{min Temple this evening. Then
brill be n. roll call. and refreshments
Evin be served. .
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l-and delivered.
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run or
run $1,098.40
Arthur Tunis Contributes
$25 - Lady McLachlan
Lodge, $5.
Two more contributions have in-
creased the Deacon Taylor ‘fund of
tho Knlzht Street M. E. church to
tongue.
Previously .snnounccd .. 31.00610
Lady hlclachlan Lodge.
No. 82. Daughters oi
Bcotin ...... 5.00
Arthur Terris ........ 25.00
$1,098.40
An entertainment by the Perkins-
Middieton Quartet for the benefit of
the Deacon Taylor fund of the
Knight Street M. 1-2. church will be
given in tho"l‘own Asscnihry hail nt
8:15 this evening. 'l‘hero “ill be no
admission, but ill! offering will lm
taken up. Besides the quartet there
will be a duetdw Mr. and Mrs. E. 0.
Powell. Addresses will be given by
Rev. R. L. l~‘oote. llcV. Charles
Gray, Rev. Charles Marks. of this
(1U and Dr. M. H. Sydds, iii Hurl-
ford,
Deaths and Funerals i
Michael Shuughnessy
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The funeral of Michael Simugh- _ “WE ..
nessy. who was killed when struck ‘.- a .-.
by a railroad engine. in Greene . .. «Hg...
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Farms Monday evening will lake 2.
place tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock
from the Church of the Assumption.
Westport. , Interment will be in 1
Catholic cemetery.
has purchased a new Chrysler coupe
of special sport model.
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pillage in this sedlion. “hero
been fighting desmmtely.
Red and initl-Red‘ Chinese
Many reservations have been made
for the dinner this evening given by
the Women's Guild of Trinity church
in the parish hall. There will be’
a number of special dinner parties
in connection with the affair. '
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LAUNDRY WORK AT ’ l
SPRINGTIMD Alison's;
the housewife having lace curtains.
rag rugs. blankets. etc.. made spick
and span—it should he done. This
laundry does this work. is well
equipped to give it careful ind
painstaking attention and solicits
the patronage of folks in this vicin-
ity who have work of this sort to
be done. Now is the time. Your
laundry work, however. largo or
small. the package will be called for
Just phone 3334. The
Star Laundry. 11 Cross St. Norwaik.
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can be seen carrying on lulsincss as usual.
Iriue
Center Junior . .
#10 \\'i!sliinuion.
The pupils of ("enter Junior High gym" "f thanks to Miss
recognized Arbor Day by planting
two line trees: on the south side of
the building bordering School street. .
One was presented by the school. the 1m: Form“ ""1“". liny.
other by the Science club. Two rep- prouva
resentnlives {rem each room wort-tum"?
prercnt at the planting. Pm“-
Since the. school. as a body. couidi‘wm“.
not attend. a suitable program was
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so ndwiehes
and punch were
of all pupils. under the. direction of
the Science. club. The, entertain-
ment proved to be interesting and
educational and “as thoroughly ell-l I'_””“‘,I'M‘PHE'L
joyed 1,). "IL , (Al l. \lllihim lotter
;iil(‘, llonrd of Trustees
‘ Medical coilcizo‘ and
Minister to hilly. «lied
liersou hospital here
I lie was T-i years old.
\\‘illlnm I'ollt‘l‘
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Mrs. Henry A. Hegelein. of 12':
Woodward avenue. is driving a new
sedan.,
The weekly meeting of ,“ A. i-:.
f‘. club, of ill? English so. was
held its usual Tuesday. Miss (follic-
April
Hero bi a remarkable picture from one. of the Chinese war zones.
In a prominent part of the" market place at ('hcngchow. in the noun
Province of China. this head of n looicr “us displayed as I warning
that a similar fnio would be meted out to others who attempted to
forces have
In the background. t‘hlncse street merchants
ker cave u very able and in-
:iernnti r: :ieenuiil of her recent trip
The club extended s
linker for s
vrry pl- nz'nnt English period.
The Reading club had no interest-
After a short
ill by the, famous magicians.
insulin and Iiihelburt Uccel-
cake_
peanuts.
served by an
;. llleiv'i‘t mmmiitm ihi: Misses Miseh
held in the “8:3va to the boletit ir-lltilllll. l'iiehter and Comsinlk. assist-
y r .r-d by Muslims fil‘lt‘flOll and Ecceiline.
Dive
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chairman of
of Jefferson
a former
at the Jet—
mriv today.
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at a democratic price. Of over
200 brands of cigarettes on the market,
Lucky Strike is unique-a costly 45-
minute process develops the hidden:
flavors of the world’s finest tobaccos.
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rhilln N. Knapr. of Pine Ridge.
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EAST NORWALK
ADDITION T0
GOLF (103- IS
' ALMOST lion
Norwaik Country Club Its-i M""“""'-‘
proving Tennis Courts—l
Repairs At Calf Pasture,
Beach. '
Work on the addition to the eliib.1
house :it the Shorelmvcn (iolf elub
ll Progressing rapidly and will be
completed in the near future. lie-
csuse or the increased poplflin'liy
of East. Norwalk's line golf club the
officials found it necessary to in-i
crease the size of the (‘iiihilnlim' ho.
fore the golf season opened. Many
other improvements are being made
at the club.
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The tennis courts at the Nurmdkl
Country «luh are b put in ilrsti
class shape for the tennis Hciiimli.
A crew of workmen have been at
work for the past week and courts
'1” be ready for the club members
It Saturday.
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It will‘lh- necessary to make “(inlv‘i
minor repairs at Calf Pasture lit-sci: i
before the bathhouszs are npenel.
Several of tho bathhouses and the
quarters of the life guards \ver.
broken into :iiring the winter.
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Richard Williams of Fort street
is recovering from a recent illness,
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li’ollowing th’evonlng service in
Christ church last night the Perkinu.
Middleton quartetto was heard in
group of negro splritunls. Th-~
Qllnrit-lto sang in the interests of
tho Deacon Taylor Memorial Fund
of the Knight Street A. M. E.
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nue. i! confined to his hunt
an attack of grippo.
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i ”:6. Cforgi‘ lli‘iiiyrutr. Inf Mellon;
’r.’ lie. is \lsliiiig in .'\':w York
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.\ riii‘ti-sni'iii suppui- \\..».
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pal church.
londed.
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lDlVORCE cum
Jtinics (lumber iit' Winfield .stymct
Ils recovering from an 'liillt'it or the
in bi lii
ithe East A\'l'llli|‘ Melliwllu I"[iisi‘...
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i; purchased liii H.il\l.~iiai :zllli'liil-
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i'lnude Farr. Winfield Filt'l'l, “up
n i‘iCl'lli. \isltur in No t'.’ill:i.i|i.
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Joseph tNi‘ire, iiII' I‘I:i.~t :l\|'ll|ll‘
slim-limiter, is MHHK it new :iuiiiiii:
put over the front of his iliu-p.
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Mr. and Mrs, Juilll linl'liiiv. \\‘lli-'
i'aiiiiidl‘.
liclil Hireei. \'i.'~'iit'(i iii Nev.
’l‘ui silo} .
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Theodore Coleiuun of HIM Mimi i find from the I‘\'Itlt'nt‘,\l up!“ or m”,
‘ was it. \isiior in Weslpuri Inni i'\i‘
iiinir, where he took part in ibi- bux-
ing tournament of the Y. .‘-l. I'. A
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Miss Evelyn Hurry has returned
in her home in lliinblirv all r visit-
iiii: Mr. and Mrs. i“|‘l"til'l’i|'i\ (gimme.
.\lwlru>e Square. _
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liev. Dr. ruid Mrs. Pip: r lune
turn-d to tinir home in Van Zaiiii
‘ street
“lit-r spending F-l‘\ t-ml
\vitliihcir inurzhiernu Staten Island, lndin "”I‘Td in East Norwaiii -
‘ . . . {Tuesday t\'i"llihl{ to visit their ()4 N0. main SStvvso- NONE.”
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Mr, and My“, liurt “Mm”. for «lm‘hlei'. Mrs. Little Mekr-rson. oi; ilmne .im open Liming:-
llhe pith! 1.) years missionaries in
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church. A good-sized collection wm"
taken up and presented to the
quartet.
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Kindelin.
Thomas of East
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lJudge Baldwin Refuses Pe-i
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limb: iii llit d a dlmrec yesterday when i
y riwr l‘Ulll‘l at Greenwich.
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evidence a
reason for‘the disillu-
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him. His treatment of tho plnlniiii
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lly understood by her.
re :i.:|\t' brought them to this eourt.“
eouiiiiiiw. "ilhliiil'ii ”till she dislik-
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iition of Mrs. Louisa;
Geib Doran of Green-l
. wich. Careful Dentistry
at Moderate Prices
[hill wt of 'l‘eeili Vilili natural
l gums. as low in . ...... Mb
Iiriilgemu‘k 'l'oeiii its low as so
fluid (‘rouus its low as 3::
l‘illiiiirs its low as ll
Louisa (Sell) Dorian, of Ure.‘nuirh,«
i, no iiioi'nnduin of Judge .\. t‘. liabl-
uln‘s ill-vision “.iil filed iii the su-‘
.‘ii‘fi. ilmnn alleged illiultl‘uititi l t‘oiisuitniinu A‘ I.\nlulniilion
~rue|lv :IL’JIilltli ili‘l‘ husband. John I I‘ree
l i".. a (‘i\li engineer but tho court I
Dr. '1‘. Hirschhcrg
. 2i) Stili'l‘ll .\IAI.\' h’l'ltilll‘
l’iilm-i' Thi‘llll‘t‘ llldu.
Hpen l-Ivinlngs
.illliLz" HililiWill said:
"The iiinillllfi,” Jliiiilu liuliiniii
'li illi' liy~lunipi vo-ry lllllt'il because
if his iil'iiillli iii of luv, and that ho
weiiiiiu OiliiiihllHiH to her. i cannot
lui-l upon the past oi the deiendniii
lint, i‘OIlHiillili's intolerable cruelly.
"in fact. I cannot iind from the
the defendant's enndur',
uiilr‘h ‘liv‘
expresses :ind nhous im-
NO CHARGE
Let as test your
radio tubes
Time Square Radio
i‘ reasonably considered and proper- 3
should not
day»
ioxo
Supply Co.
iiudio Sets hind Accessories
Hair? avenue. hi
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For exam
Sedan costs but $2,785.50 dclivc red
at your door with all necessary
accessoric
buy along
a month.
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Pack
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Considering its
beauty, its comfort
and its distinction,
the Packard Six is
not high in: price.
pie, the five-passenger
s, freight and tax paid.
The accessories include, in addi-
tion to those usually furnished, front
and rcarbumpcrs. automatic wind-
shield cleaner, rear‘ view mirror,
electric cigar lighter and Spare tire
and tube and cover.
Many prefer to buy on the payment
plan, knowing it is much better to
life car that way than a
short life car for cash.
tinder our plan you may
now Packard Six five-passenger
Sedan for 928‘5iidown and 311%;
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have a
i‘»b'
‘ Packard cars are now bein
on the ‘basis of the‘new tag rate
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lf your present car has a market
value, we will buy it from you and
apply its price on the down pay-
ment on the new car.
Quito likely you would not hilve to
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The Price of the
Packard Six
' You must live with a car to love it.
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write a check for more than one or
two hundred dollars to have a new
car—a PackardSix—at once.
Those who buy Packard cars this
year, either for cash Or on the
payment plan, will not have to
buy again for years to come.
Packard has offered no yearly i
models for more than ten years i
andhas preserved the traditional '
beauty of Packard lines.
Packard cars are improved from ‘
tune to time as occasion warrants. '
Progress Could not be madogothcr-
Wise.
But the owner of a three; four Or
five year old Packard is never
ashamed in the company of the
latest purchaser.
Rather. he feels the pride of '
possesswn that comes only with
long attadhment and association.
May we examine your present car
and tell you how easily you may
have a new Packard?
sold
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did Bridgepoi‘t Motors
170 CANNON ST” B!“DGEPORT. Phone Noble 3410.
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