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STOLEN SEDAN
.Contractor Griffiths of
? Stamford Will Build
; Pear Tree. Point Bath
; Houses—Bids $17,690.
2 Policeman Amos Anderson re-
?covered a stolen Buick sedan and
Larrested three young Boston men
b'esterday afternoon when the car
{passed through Darlen. The young
knelt attracted the policeman's at-
Ctention so he stepped them and ask-
Jhtl for the operator's license and
:eglst tion. Ono of the boys had a
iliat‘l'll but there was no registration.
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iie‘s hmeuerters and Boston police
were communicated with. "Yes.
lthars had.an a new nuicll sedan
stolen from the Boston Itrueta." said
Boston. The boys finally confessed
to having stolen the car and they
are being held in Dariea police bead-
quarters awaiting the arrival of a
Boston officer. who will take them
back to that city for trial.
The young men were Joseph F.
Keefe. 1314 Martin street. Dorches-
ter; John C. Curtin. 1748 Beacon
street. Brookline. and George Cu-
siok. 88 Temple street. Boston. All
were about 20 years of age.
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Gridlth To Build Bath Houses.
ll. 0. Griffiths. Stamford contrac-
tor. when bids were opened in Barton
town hall yesterday afternoon for
the creation of bath houses at Pear
Tree Point. was found to be the low.
est bidder. and will start the work
next week. Grlmihs' bid was 311.600.
The bid of the R. H. Fuller Con-
struction Company of Norwalk. was
$17,894. John Tyler. Darien con-
tractor. who recently remodeled the
Darion town hall. bid 318.471. The
black and tan. and the brogue
all ready for your inspection.
CONNEALLY
STYLE HEADQUARTERS -
For Men’s Footwear
The new bleached tan calf Oxfords.
Newest patterns in men's hosiery.
SOUTH NORWALK
the featherweight oxford in
oxford with wide square toe are
& BRACKEN
an m stained-fie car was as other bids ran into higher figures. '
The contract calls for the erection
of 000 new bath houses at Pear Tree
Point. Darlen's pu'blio beach off Ceio'
lender's point. Work on the bath
houses. under the direction of 8am-
uei W. Hoyt. ine.. supervising en-
gineers. will start next week.
When earlier bids were owned
Monday morning. it was found that
theyuvero all far‘ above the appro-
priation. and were roiected. l
Rundle lne.. ostltirnore. is do-
ing the dredging, which is included
in the proposed improvements to the
beach.
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The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Will-
mott. wife of William Willmott. who
passed away W dnesday eveninz in
the Stamford ospltal, will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock from the isle home in Toke-
neko lload~ interment will be in
Spring Grove cemetery.
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In the window of Ta! Collector
Louis Jefferson's allies in Town 'llall.
there is a sketch of the .proposed
Daricn Junior-Senior High school.
the plans of which were submitted
and explained to the special toan
meeting Monday evening. It is high-
ly probable that these plans will be
accepted by the committee.
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A large number of tickets have
been sold for the dance to [He held
this eveninn in tho auditc nm of
Royle school. under the auapl of
the Darien Boy Scouts. 'l‘roop l\ 31'
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An important meeting of the Pub-
lic Health Nurse association will he
held Monday afternoon at 2:30. in
the town hall. C
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The daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace A. Dates. of Mansfield ave-
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SUPPORTS FUND
FOR JEFFERSON .
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omivor ELK.
. "That the directors of the Connec-
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nactlcut "hamber of Comma-cs. on
April 26 at New Haven. passed the
lollowiug prosaion of son :i will
regarding the plan to purchase
Thomas Jeff'son's home:
icut Chandler of Commerce on
prove the movement to make u na—
tional historical shrine of Monticel.
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Loner’gan,
Tyler Named Connecti-
cut Members ot Memor-
ial Foundation By Ex-
Governor Templeton.
HARTFORD.
State Chamber
and
29.-—Tl.o
is
sending to its
the following letter:
ed as members of the "Commission
on the Jefferson Memorial ‘ Funda-
tion" Augustine Lonergan of Hart-
ford. Willie-u E. Thomas of Water-
dam to represent Connecticut in a
national movement to raise funds to
purchase
Thomas Jefferson:
memorial and patriotic shrine.
nue. are confined to their home by
attacks of measles.
entire membership
Eli-Governor Templeton appoint-
ilury and ltolund t'. Tyler of lind-
Montieollo. the home of
for a national
Mr. Lonergan. who is chairman‘-
for Connectidit. recently placed this
matter before the Slate Chamber.
The be lrd of directors of the Con-
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The Triangle Club of the Barton
Methodist church will meet this eve-
ing.
. Thom. Jefferson's home. since
he is olu of the great historica.
Characters ‘loser associated with
the i‘urmation of our government
and the origin of our republic hav-
ing bwn our third president. \Ve b.2-
iicve thu: this movement is worthy
of the recognition of individuals and
rrganizatiuns in general and that
it merits dissemination among our
school children from a patriotic and
torical standpoint."
Policeman Quiets Burglary.
Suspect With Nightstick
Arrested after a chase of a block.
a man who said he was lidgnr
Thrr-arlkes. of-Si Diamond street.
Brooklyn. was locked up at tin.-
West 'i‘llirtieth street station in New
York. early Thursday. _on a. charge
oi attempted burglary. Policeman
Patterson said that he found
Threndllos breaking a. glass panel lll
the door of the bakery of George
Adams. at 288 Eighth avenue. 'l‘hv:
susp. ‘ put up :1 light. but was sub-
duwi wlih his nightstick. the po-
liceman reported.
Tho cow-S impatiently await a ,
summer boarder. They haven't had
Inl'b0dy to scare all winter._
Singing all you work is all right.
unless the boss thinks you are well
satisfied and vetoes a. raise.
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Norwalk —' $669 On Terms on $199 Down —— $35 Per Month.
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EQUIPMENT—ALL STANDARD PARTS—BALLOON TIRES—4 WHEEL BRAKES—RICH, GENUINE suntan
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Linen Table Cloths ‘
All pure linen table clothl.
4M4!» int-lies. Colorod'
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Special prim: ‘
Linen Luncheon Sets ’
.tll pure
sets. 52x52
linen iunrhron
inch cloths. ';
napkins.
Special price .. 52-98
' Rayon Silk Spreads
Shani and spread in one
scalloped edges. ii 3; JUN
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Linen
Handkerchiefs
\loilicn's pure linrn hund-
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price 6 $1.00
Mirsheen Crepe
uhlirsheen crepe in beauti»
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inches wide. lit-glistir prin-
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Rayon Silks
Rayon silks in checks and
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Hand Bags
Only one or two of a kind.
a. lot from several groups.
repriced to sell at special!
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Boy’s Knickers I
Khaki and crash. good3
strong. well made knickers.
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Of plain and figured rulnns. plain :ln'l
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one and two picce efforts. slurs ii; to
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Hand Made Costume Slips
Made of finest batiste. bodice top.
shadow proof hem. every ileum. hand
sewn. top and shoulder strap. hand
drawn. 34 to H. While only. l‘u‘p‘.
value $2.00.
price
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Galvanized (izlrlliicc
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lingo culls, extra h> my r- r:
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Window Screens
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SHUFELT BROS, Inc;
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' Garden T e Well Kept Lawn '
What homeowner does not like to see a soft, velvety carpet oi teen 55
about his abode} Such a surrounding gives the home a look of lea] «amigo
and luxury.
It's time to get haywith lawn implements!
Grass Shears for trimming’tile edgcsnear Grass Catchers for Lawn molt-ms. com-
the house or fence. or steel. so eta. bin: two operations in one $1
. Garden Hose two rades—
‘ Lawn Mowers, bronze beating, i4 inch ' ‘
size, cut true to form 12% ”d 15 cts. fl.
"-35 Galvanized Sprinkler Cans for garden use.
‘Bsil Bearing Mowers, easy running, in many star-priced 65 co. Up
Site 15 lath. 811.50 Painted Water Pets for porch and indoor
use 35 cts.
“'11 Ink“: twenty-fourtooth Style With Flower Boxes- for the veranda—painted
metal bows. ; 31 wood. all sizes 90 cte. up
- Grass Hooks of sharp steel 50 eta. Boxes with lvanized frames. also paint-
Pruning steers with steel blades :1 ell-many S m - ”-50 w
. ”3.80Ml‘l’l‘l
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