TOM?! EVENTS.
Palace—"it's
tho old Army
Game." '
Regent—“The Blind Goddess."
nitrite—“Havoc."
Play by Our Sister Rebekah
lodge.
South Norivalk Boat Club Chicken
Supper.
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COMING EVENTS.
May 27—Fslrdold County League
0. Woman Voters meet in Norwslk.
May 28.—Cilrl Scout Rally and
Pageant at Center Junior Iiigh
School.
May 28.—B. It. Club at Lola. Bax-
ter's in Rehayton. ’
May 28.-—Pagaant and Girl Scout
Rally at Center Jr. High.
May :9.—Weddlng of Miss Mary
Wood. daughter of Mrs. Helene
Hill “feed of Wilson Point.
May Ell—Peppy Day. ,
May 30.-l\'ewiand-Brown wed-
ding.
Juno 2.-1nstallation Now offi-
cers, Fraternal ‘Order Eagles.
June 3.—Spring Outing Ladies
JAld, St. Peters'.
'. Juno 4.—-—Fairfleld County Repub-
lican Women's Luncheon at llor-i
lan's. .
sun And Title For Tomorrow.
(Standard Time.)
Sun Rises ............ 4:25 A. )l.1
Sun Sets . ............. 7:15 P. MA
High Tide ..... 10:50 A. M.’
Low Tide ......... ,.. 4:54 I'. M.
The New York police phoned the
local authorities last evening saylug‘
am they were holding‘two men who
had 113 pairs of iadics’ stockings. ‘
.' itond at the rate of
. .sl
Trapping the “world's slickest con-
ildenee man" was Just a holiday
prank for \V. A. ltucnsicr. New York
business tnnnt lie was tinned oil‘st.
Atlantic City that. “Baron Beaver-
brook"-—sald to have 41 “wives" and
40 aliases—was there with a “til,
it bluntlo with n Pomeranian (log.
| liucnzler lllrtcd with every woman
he met carrying in Porn until one let!
itim to the suspect. Two friends
then trailed “lienvcrbrook” to Phila-
delphia. while Ruenslcr hustled to
New York for police aid.
afternoon and charged with speed-
inc up armory hill at the rate of in
miles and llOlli‘ and along the Post
50 miles an
hour. Thompson was summoned to
nppeur in the first district court. Sat.-
urduy morning. .
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—-'l.lll\"i‘i or err-tonne
30111" car. save upholstering.
41:26 for prices.——Ad\'.
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Anthony \‘uscnro. til Spruce street.
reported to the. police that he had a
robe stolen from his nutomobllo
while he wast attending the Mulli-
t'm‘ers for
Phone ,
some children's rompers and other 'cun-Slmrkcy boxing boat in the Ar-
srticles. None of these articles have.
been, reported missing from Nor-
walk. '
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—Now is the time o: year for fur
storage. The Twin City Valet is s.
reliablo place and all for storage
hero is insured against fire and ,
theft, 67 North Main St. Phone
dots—Adv.
O C 0
John Hilder of Parkway. West-
port. reported to the local polleo
that a tire had been stolen from his
automobile while it was parked near
the corner of West avenue and But-
ler street. last evening.
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—Anthrocita. All sizes.
and Gauss-Adz.
Harris
s s‘
- j'- City Treasurer Anson l". Keeler. ls
yin New York City today.
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--Radios and ilctrolas sold on
easyterms, Donnciiy.-‘-Adv.
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Mrs. Kenny Simon, Plait street.‘
is visiting in Hartford. .
O t t
—L o h i g 11 coal. automatically
ecreened. Harris and Cans—Adv. l
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Albert M. Pohlmsn. Gibson Court.
has purchased a Jordan automobile;
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~DORLON'B SHORE HOUSE.
—Now opened for the season.-
Famous for over forty years for
Shore Dinners and sea. food of all
kinds. Phone Norwsllc 2298.—Adv.
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.Albart Coggswoll. 24 Spring street.
notified the South Norwslk police
station that Sadie Coggswell. 21.
had left home for work yesterday
morning. and had not returned last
evening. He reported this morning
that she had returned home.
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5 —Put coal in nun-excellent qual-
‘ity. well screened, and at the best
price for this year. Immediate de-
liveries. Alfred Brown. Coal. Moro
ritt St. Phone 2393.2.
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Miss Amy Wood of Raymond Ter-
race is driving a new coach.
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~Connactlent River shad. lobsters,
crab meat. shrimp are specialties at
Cutbill'l Fish Market this weak. Tl '
Xorth Main St.. Phone lot—Adv.
O C O
A regular meeting of the Norwalk
Chapter of DeMolsy is called for to-
morrow evening.
. O U
-—Eyes examined by a. University
Graduate. Benedict, The Jeweler.
—-Adv.
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Edward M. Guns of 49 West ave- 1
nus has purchased a new Chevrolet
coupe.
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NEW MANGLE INSTALLED
—'rlia Star “Laundry has in-
stalled s. new Watt's Fiat Work
Msnglo which will improve the
quality of the work and malts for
greater capacity. This concern also
has added a. new Ton Truck Chevro-
lot Conrad Top Car to its delivery
department. This laundry is in a
p’ositlon to give prompt and efficient
service!!! its line and does excellent
work in all its branches. 11 Cross
Iii-Phone sass. Adv.—
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. The west gate of tho Cross street
railroad crossing has been repaired
and is now in working order again.
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—-Deooratlon Day party favors
and that. new on display at Don-
nslly's-Adv. .
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us B.’ Thompson. of Brightsido ‘
drive. Stamford. was arrested by
Policeman Paul-McCain yesterday
., '|.
now
and
tip. oadths
randy!”
yourinspsctloa._
sum mailman
For. we Footstear f
amass in salt aster-as. tbs featherweight oxford jn .'
Imps oxford with wide squats to. an
Goran‘shoia'w/v”. . » r .
mory, last evening.
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Policeman Com-ml Miller round a.
bicycle on Main street. last night.
and brought it to the first .distrlct
station where it awaits the owner.
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Frank B. Williamson. of William-
son road. Dorien. has sold a tract of
land on Williamson road. to Mrs.
Rollerland. of New York City. The
land is situated on the shore front.
1 Deaths-11nd Funerals]
Idu II. Finch
The funeral of Mrs. Ida L. Finch,
wife of Fred Finch of New Canaan
avenue, was held yesterday after-
noon at. 2:30 from the home of her
father. John W. litmks. 86 Fifth
street. East Nor-unlit. The services,
were largely attended and were
conducted by tor. Charles B.
Gray. pastor of the East Avenue
Methodist church. There wore many
floral offerings. The' pallbearers
were: Harold Mlllspaugh. Russell
Wright. Hector Barley, and Paul
Stumpt‘. Alvin King was flower
bearer. "interment was in Union
cemetery. liowayton.
Martin Johnson
Marlin Johnson. {other of Mrs.
John McKnight of 19 Hillside place.
died at his home in New ’Badford.
Mass. Monday. Funeral services will
be held tomorrow from the home in
New Redford. ~ '
Mr. and Mrs. McKnight and two
children left for Now Bedford.-,aa.rly
this morning to attend the services.
David w. Bradley
State and County officials paid
last tribute to Deputy Sheriff David
w. Bradley of Dsnbury at his inner-
al in Saint James“ church. Danbury.
Monday afternoon. The services at-
tended by State police. representa-
tives of the Connecticut Police-
Chief's Association. and the State
Police “lactation. Danbury. town
and city officials. and by 11 deputy
sheritfs .of the county. including Ed-
ward B. Doulons. South Norwalk.
Cleverly Receiver For
George’s Candy Store
An involuntary petition in bank—
ruptcy was filed for George Brown.
proprietor of George's confectionery
storo,'l\lain street.‘by A. D.‘ Siavitt.
attorney for the Connecticut Light
and Power company. Cohen and
Abrahnms of Stamford and the C. E.
Dartt Paper company, yesterday.
It is claimed that Mr. lirown is
indebted to the Connecticut Light
and Powur company ‘81.:00. Cohen
and Abrahams 8137.50 and the C. E.
Dartt Paper company 3475.
Franklin Cleverly of Norwalk was
appointed receiver by Judge Edwin
S. Thomas of the United States Dis-
trict Court under a bond of 33.000
and A. D. Slavitt was named ut-
torney for the receiver.
Five Permits Issued [
For New Buildings
Building Inspector George Sill-Inb-
bell has issued the following build-
ing permits: '
Ignatius Terry. potter!" shop in
Woodward avenue. cost 8200. ‘
William}. Hanlon. garage remod-
sled in Lewis street. 'cost. 31.000.
. Joseph Mondeila, roof in Chestnut
street. cost 8200. .
.W. H. Anderson. tlvs room houso'
and garage in Rowayton Beach.
cost “.500. ,
Patrick Broplur. laundry bulidin
in Dayfiraet. cost 812.000 '
nests].
Mabel Terris Building
(in Commerce street is beginning to;
look like a new block, unlim-
Iand blast treatment. Sand
high pressure is blown on the llrlrl. in! to tho
work. taking oil' the uutcr (‘tiiilillg‘
wit hall the lulest t‘tllllilliil‘lll' ninllllmuuht
devices.
‘1 IPalaco Bootery Windotr
' Has Me‘morisl Display
Tlli? Palacn Factory in North Main
sin-cl, has u very attractive Memor-
Iul lluy window display.
In the center is arrangod's. pho-
‘hl',tnm'upli of lilo proposed memor-
luulul'jlul to the American Expondltlonsry
American Eypodltlonary
nir. France. where the first Amort-
rnn troops lmuiod during the World
Look Like New Structurei
hulldinltl
The front of the Tt'l'l'lll
of brick along “'llll tho \lll'l llnll . Wur. Above the picture is ‘ ".3 It
dilll- W“)! "10 MW “01"“ W ”W h.ill'.inust pith an electric fan play-
ll‘oillld floor the tmlhiiu.; -' ill ! ‘ wi‘. “1’0" n etillsins u to. way. 00!]-
Ill tho uppeurnan or it new muously.
structure. The ('lllil'c Mullins, 1.... —.........._—..-...._
been "modeled. ’l‘hr Hiur 1‘ l'n'u Mury I'lckturd says she intends to
stories will be, lle'tl l'or upm-lnwuls 1.41mi" young tlclinitt-ly and we
' silo ulrcudy had.-Ohio
State Journal.
Buy a real Kodak
We sell the entire Eastman
line—we service them, too
Bring your troubles to us
Main floor roar
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Prompt
Delivery
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"cEHEBE'i
Under Ground Garbage on;
There is nothing unsightly about the uudu.
rround garbsgs pull.
it is placed down In tho groun-l “nu only
the cover showing and does not dctrurt in tin;
least from the most carefully kept yard or lam n.
strictly sanitary and odorless. mode of heavy
Iron. Prtes ......... .. ............. $3.75 up
33 Washington St. ’50. .Vorwhlk. Conn.
Makes its first appe
The many uses for
in and try them on.
MILTON
122 Washington St.
New White Footwear
arunce at Huuml's.
While slum is the reason
“why” of having a pair of these n« v. pumps. Come
Eiwoei) '
>10. Norwalk
“——
:0WLAND’S
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Buy “Kroydon” Golf clubs c
If the golf champions use V
lhem—-—all the more reason
why you will like them
——-—.-.
ourtli floor irtut '4‘
For the Occasional Week-End Trip or for the Planningof Summer Vacation
Our Personal Shopper
Takes care of‘cvcry need for you whether for
merchandise—things to wear—furnishings for the
home—implements for sports—comforts for the
trip—she can even give you information as lowherc
to go—or where to find a suitable home for the
summer away or in the best place on earth in summer
Bridgeport. You’d be surprised to know the many
different tasks folks entrust to the young women in
this department who work so tirelessly to do things
for you as you would do them yourself. Any time
you need :1 friend to shop for you just call Barnum
454 and ask for “The Personal Shopper."
l
l Bathing Suits 1.
‘ $3.50 to $6.75
Knitted bathing suits in
one piece styles are. to be
had in green, rail, brown,
navy blue and black. in
solid colors or with contrast
colored bands.
w_
, Tub Frocks
At $15.
Cool smart—these tub
frocks tub—-they are of
Malllnson’s “Waterbloom”
washable radium—offered
in many styles—and many
colors—absolutely fast-to
be had only at Howland’s
—are big value at $15.
At $3—
.T here are envelope clic-
mise, bloomers, step-in
drawers at this extremely
moderate pricing. in pastel
shades. Unilaial at $3.
At $8.50‘antl’ $10
C f i,_ '1 'l ‘ thcs
crepeo (11c S1113??? llgcc;
are ideal choice for e vs-
cation. outfit. Some trim-
med with-iace,~oihers.w,ith
contrasting folds 38.50
and no. _ . .~
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Stuart New Apparel
In a Holiday Maod
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Now when thoughts iurn vacationward the assembling of the smartest 1905- l
siblc outfit becomes of first importance. And here are the most fascinating and l
complete assortmenis of new apparel selected to provide satisfactory choice. Be- '
cause of the variety of the collections and the inclusive price ranges ii is possiblc' ‘
to keep within a definite plan of expenditure—a most important feature in lioli- l
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day plans. The groups featured are lypfcal of many.
' .1 The Vacation Outfit l
New Frocks, Coats and Suits :
7' First of all smartness and then all around prac- , _, 7 ,
iicabiiity that must characterize most apparel in- . ‘ ' _.
cludtd'in the vacation wardrobe is a feature of the '
stylcspresenied‘ here. New up-io-ihc-minuie design.
fabfioand color. they have the look of "being in
the’mode” that every fashion wise woman expects.
Prices,‘ioo, are really remarkably low.
.. 1’ Swagger Coats
'- $19.50 to $49.50,
. smart Tailored Suits
$25 to $45.
Frocks for Afternoon
" ”$25 to $39.50.
'. ‘ .{lflte coats are of twills and iWeeds and sport plaids——
sancjsevcrclytailoréd while others take on a note of
elaboration With fur collars, touches of embroidery or
bandsfbf contrasting Color. ., Very unusual at $19.50 to
34.9.50 . '
‘ j .{lfiie‘suiis are single or double breasted style. They
arc’ininavy iwilis of fancy tweed mixtures. All are ex-
quisitely’iailqns. $25 to $45. »_
- [fi‘aiio‘red'frocks’of geotgette crepe lend' their cool
shunnesslioi-the- summer jOumey. Others are of flat
,‘crgleaostiiijeta. still others of crepe de chine. The colors
in :vn'avy blue,"bcigc. green and many other shades
The graceful widcbrim-
med hats that typify the
summer millinery mode are
here at their newest and
smartest.
Then ‘ there are small
hats of feather weight felts.
Bankok, baiibunli or cro-.
cheied straw. Bands and
equallismm- . bows ‘of ribbon, fe thers,
', gTrimnting touches are extremely effective. $85 to jeweled ornament Q. r c
3%.”. . , _ _‘ um“, um l trimming—1’5 to $10.
. ' tmmmm 60°05 '30. . . '
1-r1'5';.{.;'ii.;r;ign~ésn ,9 art _ . -- 3 - -
. k. .1...
5 Colorful
i Specials for
the Home
Portable
Phonographs
‘. $17.50 and $50
The summer outing
is twice :rs much fun
when their, is a port-
nble pliuuog‘mph to
like along. 'l‘hcre :n'e
>C\'Cr:ll models here-
they are rurprisinglv
light :1 nil play all
FlllllillllKl reclu'tls. One
ll‘u‘ :lS little as $17.50. .
’l he line \ivtnr model
101550.
Salad
Bowls
' $1.25 to $8.50
The fresh crisp salad
or mound of fruit is
more altl'm‘ilvc when
arranged in one of
these decorative salad
bowls of colorful glass.
in many patterns.
l‘w‘ll"?! i'liwfll'
Thermos Bottle
Sets _
$2.65 and $2.95
To keep :1 refreshing
drink cool and uppe-
tizing' 11v the bed or on
the porch in summer.
These sets form an
almost inclcspensable
part of comfort-giving
eaununcnt
lv‘ourth i'lm .r l‘nnr
Portable Picnic '
Sets $1.50 and $10
The convenience of
having all the necesc
sary picnic utensils
packed in one contain-
er is realized when one
of these portable sets
is chosen. They are
very completely equip-
ped and low in price.
Norwalk Chronicler