some. nutritive
take and Hot Bread
Made with Rumford are real health foods The thous-
andsof housewives who use Rumford are its best
advertisers for they know by that
experience—that its use
tender, appetizing and best
every time.
numreest
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FRANCE nuns
FORElGNlZAllON
No Desire To Be Melting
Pot — Alarmed By
N u m e r o u s Strangers
Settling Within Borders.
PARIS—(AP). French people are
complaining that their country is
getting to be too much of a “melt-
ing pot.” They feel that they are
being overrun by foreigners. not
those who come as tourists. but
those who come to settle.
An example of the part this for-
eign element. plays in general labor
is given by the \personncl of a cafe-
restaurant. where the proprietor is
the only representative of France
The cashier is a woman Turk. the
two waiters are Spanish, the dish-
washer is Hungarian and the cloak-
room woman sn'Armcnian. The or-
chestra is composed of a violinist
"N U M O S S
.p , for Colds and
. Bronchial Coughs
‘ One dose hits the spot.
mm without injury to the
. most delicate stomach.
Sold Only by
ted Drug Store
Sb. So. Nos-walk
.-
s
NOTICE
To all interested in becoming
members of the “Bible Memo-
rizing Crusade," b o o k l e t s
containing 1926 calendar of
verses will be found on sale
at Donnelly’s Stationery De-
partment, price 25 cents.
“All learning the same verse
the seine day throughout the
world."
who is Belgian, an English pianist.
:1 Polish saxophonist and a Martini-
que native. for Jazz cffccts. This rcs-
iaurant is in :1. leading sea port. of
Brittany. whore foreigners are most
likely to bo found. but there are
many foreigners in other cities also.
Although it has always been so.
but never opcnly admitted. it is be-
coming a recognized thing that
tourists pay more than the natives
in France. A French woman. mar-
ried to an Englishman. stopping off
at Avigon, on the way to the Rivie-
ra, was given a room at a hotel.
marked 60 francs. When it was
known that she was French and
lived iii France the price was lower-
ed to A5 francs, the manager ex-
plaining that the hotel wished to
cultivate native clients who might
return or send their friends. where.
as the. foreign tourist was not likely
to pay a second visit to the town.
Munich Wants To Give
Americans Good Time
BERLIN—(AP). Convinced after
a business trip to thol‘nited States
that American tourists ought. not to
be hampered in the pursuit of pleas-
ure. Burgomcisier Karl Schamegl
of Munich is advocating a modifica-
tion of the police ordinance under
which cafes and cabarets are now
closed at 1 A. M.
Though warning against propa-
ganda which would have Munich
famous for nothing but its powerful
Bavarian beer. Mayor Scharnegl
said Americans want a good time
and within reasonable bounds he is
going to so that they get it. Munich.
in the United States, has a reputa-
tion for art, scholarship. beauty and
hospitality, he said. but he feels that
alter browsing around museums and
art galleries all day. Americans
want to frolic at night.
' NORWALKS’
othes Shop
11111111311 BLDG.
SOUTH NORWALK
PRICES
STORE CLOSED AIL DAY WEDNESDAY
W PREPARATION r011 run nosr 11.1mm) or sues AND
. (:1.on111; SALE IN NORWALK'SBISTORY
GREATEST SELLING
EVER KNOWN TO;
BUYING PUBLIC OF
GOING Ar GlVE
Announcement Of Fundamental Importance
TO
i“STORE.
ITS GOING TO HAPPEN
KEELER’S
Shoe Store
KEELER BLDG.
SOUTH NORWALK
PRICES
OUR QUOTATIONS WOULD
s€5BANKRUPT AN ORDINARY
S 2
-AT-
TORN
SHRE
YES!
S!
EAST NORWALK
81mm .
BEGlNS. .WORK
1 AT YACHT CLUB
iNew Float Being Built-—
. East Avenue. Epworth
League ,Tonight At
Church.
.1 splle driver was at work you-
lordsy at the East Nor-walk Yacht
Club for the now float. Many im-
provements are being made to the
club house and when they arc. com-
pleted it will-be in first class con-
dition for the busy summer season
which is Just getting under way.
0 O O
Epworth League at Church.
The Epworth League will hold a
business meeting end social at the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church this evening instead of at tho
homo of Stanley Cnrpcntcr as pre-
viously announced.
‘ I O
The house, bclnr: consiructcrl in
Marion avenue for Mrs. Clara Mag-
ncr is nearing completion.
0 U 0
Work was started )cstcrday on ma.
pairs to the Seavlew avcnuc. bridge.
The abutments will be reinforced.
O O 0
day at the oyster house of Frcderlck
Loveioy so that his oyster boats will
be able to turn into the dock easily.
The work was done by a. Bridgmort
concern.
0 O 0
Jean Vans and Alexander \‘anak
of Glen Rack. N. J.. have been 1-1.1.
itlng at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
E. Vanak, East Norwalk.
0 O 0
Miss Edith Craig.
nue. has returned home after visiting
in Danbury. .
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. David Gould. of Win-
field street. spent Sunday in Bridge-
port.
0 O 0
Richard Singewald. of East avo-
nuc. motored to Bear Mountain.
Sunday. ,
O O 0
Dr. and Mrs. Scofleld. of New York
City. visited Dr. Scotlcld's mother.
Mrs. Sarah Scoflsld. at her home. in
Strawberry Hill avenue. Sunday.
Miss Edith Bedell and Miss Celeste
Sanford. of Van Zant street. have
returned from a visit to Cleveland.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbert. of
Fitch street, motored to Hmvlcyvllie.
Sunday.
.. O 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Britta, of
Fitch street. were visitors in Now-
town over the week-end. They made
the trip in their automobile.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hoggsn. of
East Norwelk. were recent visitors
in Brewster. N. Y.
O D 0
John McClllins. of East avenue.
has purchased a new Ford coupe.
O 0 0
George Spencer. of Hayes avenue.
visited in New Milford. recently.
. 0 O 0
William chfcrson. of East avenue.
lPiiiCECUTlS
Several splles were driven yostch
of Fidllo ave-i
BASIS OF PLANS
0F FRANKUN CD.
Style Car of Highest
Quality Standard Enters
Quantity Production -—
Prosperous Year.
Price reductions ranging up to
”15 have been announced by the
Franklin Automobile Company. N.
Y.. effective May 2
practice originated by this company
with the introduction oi the Series
11 Franklin. the new prices will in-
clude complete equipment, making
the car "ready for the road' 'wilh
only tax and transportation to be
added.
Standard c11uipmcnt on th’
Franklin inclinlcs Watson Slubiilt-
tors. balloon tires, Zcrk high prcs~
sure oiling. front bumper.
bumperettes, Rubsnm demountahlc
scrvo gasoline
windshield wiper. rcar 1ision mir-
ror. niitomotlc stop light, adjust.
nhlu sun visor. transmission lock.
fuel transformcr. electric
lair clcnncr, gaseoliitor.
SIIIIKP,
Wul l1 .1 m
. ispecdomctcr and clock. oil gauge on
dash. hood emblem, spare tirc and}
rim. tube. tire cover and tire lock.
Salon Reduced $300
An outstanding feature of this
change is the fact that the price of
the sedan. the leader of the Frank-!
lino line. has been cut 8300. This
model now sells at 82.790. This is
8410 below the price at which the
sedan was introduced a. little over
one year ago. and brings the deliv-
ered price of the fully equipped sc-
dan far below that at. which this
model has ever before sold in
Franklin history.
It is also pointed out that the
many improvements and refine-
Serics )1 since its introduction,
makes the margin of the reduction
below the introductory price even
more pronounced. the car having
been brought 11p to the highest
point of value under a years super-
vision of the tactory's quality de-
partment
Sales Growth Shows Popularity
The year following the introduc-
tion of the Series 11 Franklin. ac-
cording to company officials. was
lthe most prosperous in Franklin
lblstory. Retail bales during 192:
.showed an increase of 42 per cent
mar ”24. and the first quarter of
‘1926 ran considerably ahead of a
similar period in 1925.
This price reduction is said to be
pansion program. for which the
Franklin facimy has been prepar-
ing ever since the introduction of
tho Series it car.
‘ The Franklin factory has always
borne a high reputation for effici-
ency of manufacture. and has been
a. leader
\‘95'0? svslerns.
ceases, arc.
The Franklin Automobile Com—
pany was the first in the industry
to establish experimental laborator.
log. and in the course of its exis.
lencc- of nearly a quarter of s. cen-
tury. has pioneered many improve.
time-studied pro-
spent Sunday in Stepncy.
0 e t
Edward Frost, of East avenue. and
daughter. Mildred, and Miss Anna-
belle Malone motored through New .
York state Sundm.
O D 0
The condition of John Bsrhyte. of.‘
Winncld street. who underwent an '
operation at the Norwalk Hospital
yesterday. is fairly good, according.
to reports from the hospital.
English May Take Place ofi
French In German Schools ’
l
BERLIN—Parents and teachers are:
agitated over the question of wheth’
or English shell replace French as,
the first of the
languages taught
schools.
The Administrative Council rc-
eently ordered that English be!
switched into first place. The High;
school board challenged the author-1
ity of the Council to order a change,
and was upheld by the Prussian
Ministry of Education.
It is argued that while English is‘
more widely spoken in the world
than French. English grammar lsi
"too easy" to provide the mental
rtimulation which leads to profl-l
clency in learning other languages.
required foreign
in Berlin high
DON'T FORGET to read the
Classified ads.
LOOK FORS
THE BIG SIGN
10m run
,ments. its latest move being the in-
‘lu the Franklin line. First deliver-
lics of this new type are scheduled
‘by dc Causec.
troduciiou of tho copper-radiation
method of air-cooling which is s.
(mturo of the Series 11 car and in-i
rllcalhe of the progressivencss of'
l 1.1nklin cnginoering practice.
Adds New Type.
Along with the announcement of
new priccs comes also the announce-
ment of Limit-passenger Victoria
for Junc. .
An expanded list of color selcc-
lions has also ben announced.
coming as a result of the success
of the Company’s move a little over
:1 year ago in introducing brighter
and more attractive colors as stan-
dard specifications.
All the outstanding quality fea-
tures that have made Franklin rep-
mation in the past will be retained.
rheso include aluminum bodies and
finest upholstery and fittings. the
exclusive case hardened crankshaft.
aluminum pistons and pressure re-
circulating oiling system.
The present Franklin line includes
the following types: Sedan. Oxford
Scdrm, Auxiliary Scat Sedan, Sport
Sedan. Coupe. Rumble Seat Coupe.
\ictoria. Sport Runabout. Touring.
Enclosed Drive Limousine and Cab-
riolct.
The Company also maintains a
Custom Body Department. headed
Contininng. thc’
rear,
rimc. automatic spark advance. rc-~
:1 utomaiio"
primer. .
ments which have been added to the :
the first move. in an extensho ex. . 111111 the addition of special
in the introduction or,
advanced manufacturing methods; 111m Grand March. A number of
‘such as . progressive assemblv.con-‘1Hli‘fi thi'ouglmut the
I l'1ancls Northrup,
designer of the
present Franklin line. '
WWW-M'WM 1' . ..
TUESDAY, MAY 4. 1926.
, If a child
doesn't like oatmeal.
win over with
famous
“Quaker
Flavor"
HE reason some children don't
est their oatmeal without urg-
ing Is that they're not given the
right kind.
i There is a great difference in the
flavor of oats. And flavor. above
all things. is needed to win I child's
appetite.
Quaker Oats has a unique flavor;
I rich and toasty flavor you‘ll find
in no other brand. That is why mil—
lions will scccpt no other kind.
Quaker milling. too, retains much
of the “bulk" of oats—which makes
laxatives less oitcn needed. Protein.
1 carbohydrates. minerals, vitamlnes
and this,“bulk" ske Quaker Oats
an excellent food slance.
Today. get Quick Quaker (cooks
in 3 to 5 minutes). or regular Quaker
Oats as you have always known
them. Grocers haic both kinds.
i
L Quaker Oats
YORDHAM GLEE
CLUB COMING
:TO CHARITY BALL
Final Arrangements for
Social Event Monday
Made At K. of C. Com-
mittee Meeting Last
Night.
At a meeting of the Knights of
Columbus Bull committee last night.
final arrangements were made for
the Charity ball to be held Monday
cvcning. The concert and entertain-
mcnt program will be as elaborate
as in previous years. and will in-
clude the famous Fordham Glee
1111b and \olk's Society orchestra,
solo-
ists. ‘
William J Mulligan. State De-
pul1 of the Knights of Columbus.
and his staff of officers and also
the presiding heads and secretaries
of the local chuiitles to be bene-
tiled ha1e been formally invited to
occupy boxes of honor. and review
state have
tnkcn :1 great interest in the Char-
:in ball as e1 idenccd by newspaper
articles which have appeared in
those cities, and numerous delega-
tions from out of town are expect-
ed.
The subscriptions for tickets are
coming in very satisfactorily. and
following is an additional list of
subscribers:
Geo. l“. Builerworth. Edw. .l..
llnycs, A.M.Cl1:1rpcntlcr. E. E.
Geihnm. l-‘l Ithf‘r Van Hoosesr.
Goo. H. Barnes.
..l{ liumphrcy. ‘-.l Trcadw.cll Mrs:
i~‘rcd Ambler. 51 Ill. Ste1ens. Dr-l
Philip Csstellanno. Taylor a; Golden]
(70., Abraham llurris. L. Walter,
Lisshcrser. (loo. 1". Lockwood. Leoni
B. l-‘lsli. C. F. Boutwcll. Samuel J.
Watkins. C. Oils Fitch. P. D. Stand-
:11d.l...H.1-.‘101y.Isnirficld County
Savings Bank A C. Deyo, l-l. life-g
Lachlan & Co.. Chas. H. Harris.
John O'Donnell. Samuel Roodner.!
S. L. B. Evarts, W. R. Cartwright.’
Frank 11: Henry Jacoby. Mrs. Lottie
H. Monro. Mrs. Aldon Solmans.l
Stillson a Pou‘ell. Vincent McHugh.l
John T. vaycr, Joseph J. Aschfl
Helen A. Cahlll, Emma A. Barber.
Martin Ratchford. Mrs. J. H. Ferris
Albert; A. Botts. Andrew Radel Oy-;
star (30.. l". C. Crarv. O. F. Schulth.
Rose Drumm. Thomas“ Restaurant.
Nelson 5. llurlbuu. M. Markham, 11'
S. Scuddcr. City National Dankf
Robert S. Van Burcn. W. H. Bald—
\vin. Jcancilc .‘I. Raymond. Lan-
rence 11'. Paul. The bircb Co. Ed“.
Benedict. C. hf. Simmons. M. R. hie-3
Cnusland. Michael Abrahams. Edu'.
M. Lockwood. James Wood. R. Jose-
iofl'. and Emily '1‘. Maikln.
A SHOWER of rcsults is falling
upon classified advertiscrs.
LEADER 0F FRANKLIN LINE
TRISTRAM & HYATT CO.
WALL STREET NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk's Loading My (ion is fill-in
Ivorian Suiting 50c yd. English Prints ...... 50c yd.
lvsrfsst Prints 59c yd. Ootton Foulzu‘ds 650 yd.
lvsrisst Gingham .. 65c yd. Prinjab Percnlcs 290 yd.
COLORS GI'ARANTI‘JTD
ANNOUNCING
DUCO
FOR HANDY HOME USES!
This world finish is anmzlnnlv cnsy In 1151“. You simply brush it
on—lt dries quickly Without showing brush marks.
Will not 11 ‘ wk or pool. \vashcs pcrfccilv and colors will not
fade. 'l‘l" 1- ii11pro1 cs with age.
Try it on your automobile.
CLE & HARDWARE CO.
STREET SOUTH NORWALK
Ft"
WASHL
Shoes You Will Want
are here for every boy and girl.
Built right for long service—styled right for neat
appearance.
We specialize in narrow widths for those hard-to-
fit feet.
MILTON ELWOOD
The Arch Preserver Shoe Store
122 Washington St South Norwalk
STYLE HEADQUARTERS
For Men’s Footwear
The new bleached tan calf oxfurils. the {cutiieru'cight oxford in
black and tan. and the broguo oxford with wide square toe are
all ready for your inspection
Newest patterns in men s hosiery.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH . N'ORWALK
Prompt
Delivery
Phone
527
GEHEBE’S
"AT. HERE I1" 11's HOUIIW‘RE"
A NEW BIRD CAGE AND
STAND
They are of several designs,
with every provision for keeping
them clean and sanitary. Birds
like humans are afiected by their
surroundings and a bright new
cage and stand will give your
bird the cheer that will make it
sing more happily. Pricesmre
very reasonable.
33 "fashington Street
South Norwallr. 001111.
Reducing an Expense
Account by _..80%
HE. business man of today is
constantiy trying to eliminate Iron
his organization factors of impec-
esmyexpcnsc. Many ycompenies.
with this in mind. have made
systematic studies of traveling
expense accounts. The House-
tonic Lumber Company. of
h Derbmtoli teieflidooeeduscnioe
en important clot in access a mar r anon
of this class of expenditure.
Mt. KW. Chetfield. President. states: 'We have
beamekingenensiysisot oiuexpenscecroimtendone
hipsflicnisfisoiintcrest. Weiindthatthisewount
hesheenreduoediroin SiOOancartenycsrsagoto
SlOOeye-rettheprescnttime. Ourtoilserviceisoi
meantimmorethsnitdidndntfimebutthe
savingaotonlyinmoncybutintiineis
esstehbebigiiemwiiheconcernotom'uize. Inotn
opiumetoiiteiephoneservioehubeenoneofthe
Mtimeendmoaeyssversevcrdcvised."
Meeybininessmeneremskingsimiisna
espemeeccouats. Byintciiigentincoithemgm
Idoneovertiiewireaeficicnliyendinex-
sen-uh
are able to accomplish in edsy' s the
“which might re taken weeks before.
PahnpsmlomIgchangeMamgawnzI-onyyuhon
”Widows pmenccounl am,
layers the serious dageid‘iflolhcrvks Mgbutgidmed
yearned:
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TELEPHONE COMPANY
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