More Beautiful Better Performance OH DISPLAY . AARON KOHN 0 I. it Ave. rims. are NewOldslhohileSix Lower Price Sailor-walk N U M 0 S S for Colds and Bronchial Coughs One dose hits the spot. Borne without injury to the most delicate stomach. Sold Only by ' Plalsied Drug Store owmmSnNorweh 'CALL 108 80. Main St Telephone 1446 For House Painting and Decorating NOW is THE TIME o—.~-.--..-.-.-_1 UDDER. \ . Mme. Jeannette LADIES' SPECIALT! SHOP so 80m 11m eraser 1 ‘ SOUTH ‘NORWALK, CONN. 41' We Are Our Own Whole Salers and Retailers of Quality Groceries A. F. Beckmann’Co Inc. .. . Washington Street Phone 3565 So. Norwaik _ «35x». _. . . ; 1 STERLING 1.... Reuse.- FURNITURE 43-05 - No. Main St. . So. Norwaik Furniture '- COMPANY Polley Refrigerating And 1Supply Co. South Norwaik. Conn. Phone 3608-1057 Arctic ice Machines %Ton to 1,000 Tons Capacity ' NO CHARGE - Let as test your radio tubes Time Square Radio Sup ply Co. MoldspendAccsseorles Phooem Open'Evtminge dilemma Norwaik Palace—“Other Women's Hus- bands." Regent—I'It‘s the Old Army Game." nialto—"liavoc." Girl Scout Rally and Pageant at Center Junior High School. B. R. Club at Lela Baxter's Rowuyton. in coma mu. May zt.—Weddlng of Miss Mary Weed. daughter of Mrs. Helene Hill Weed of Wilson Point. [waste serious ”Mamet-the Non- walk hospital ancestors“ to the home of he;- methen Ire. Bradley Hull. It Katherine street. Mrs. Crew has lace suffered a relapse and is under the one of Dr. It. If. Wolfe. it will be ssome tilne own home. ,. . O. O -Connectiont River shed. lobsters. crab meat. shrimp are specialties. at Cutblll's Fish of this week. 71 North Main Stg-P'bone lot—Adv. I "Welk-ln-the-Weter." the first steamboat on lake Erie. wee launched'at Buffalo. N.- Y., May 28. 1813. O I O . --Flege-or all kinds for Decors. tlon Day, Donneily’e.-Adv. e e s Mr. end Mrs. George H. Schoch and children. I: Eirnwood avenue. motored to New Brunswick. N. J.. this morning end will spend .the holiday with relatives there. 0 O 0 —Your plumbing and heating problems will be correctly and ex- pertly handled by the Nelson M. White organisation. as North Main _ May 29. —Popw Day. May 30 .-—Newlend- Brown wed- ding. .lune 2.-—lnstalletion New offi- cers. Fraternal Order Eagles. June 8.—Spring Outing Aid, st. Peters'. June t.—l«‘ airfield County Repub- lican Women's Luncheon at Dor- lan's. June 5.-Beneflt Card Party. Sea- men‘s Church Institute association of Norwaik. June 6.—Ouilng Old Well Hook and Ladder to Savin Rock. June 'l.—Last Meet of season of DeMolay Mothers' club. June 8.—-Memorlal Services. Old Well Commandery. Juno 11,—Fifteenth Anniversary of Friendship P. N. G. Association. —-—-—— Snn And Tide For Tomorrow. (Standard Time.) Sun Rises ..........;... 0:20 A. M. Sun Sets .............. 7:17 P. M. High Tide ............-. 0:“ A. M. Low Tide .............. 6:13 P. M. Ladle! Tyre representatives of the Pru- dential Insurance Company of Amer- ' Bl'. ice have been promoted by this or- ganization. in recognition of the good records they have made as agents. They are Max Rippner. 18 Lawrence st.. South Norwaik and Thomas M. Stocking. 10 Howard ave.. East Norwaik. O O 0 —Now is the time of year for fur storage. The Twin City Valet is a reliable place and all fur storage here is insured against fire and theft. 67 North Main St. Phone 408.-Adv. O O t Both Mr. Itippner and Mr. Stock- ing have been made assistant super-‘ intendents and will be attached to the South Norwaik emcee of the Prudential. which are a part of the Bridgeport district. 3 "‘b s' e --Anthracite. All sizes. and Gena—Adv. s e e Bessie Lapham. Woodland road. South Norwaik: Lewis Merchant.- Nod Hill, Wilton, and Stanley Car- penter and Carl K}. Gustafson. 11 Betta place. East Norwaik. have purchased new Chevrolet autos from W. R. Austin. local Chevrolet deal- Tho last two bought a. ton truck to use in their new milk business. 0 O O -—Re.dios and Victroiee sold on easy terms. Donnelly.-—Adv. I O t A delegation of members of Monker Grotto. No. 58, M. 0. V. P. E. 12.. will attend the ceremonial of Aziz Grotto. in New Britain. this evening. ' I O O -—L e h i g 11 coal. automatically screened. Harris and Gena—Adv. O O 0 Joe Hollywood. CharlesJiiltchell and David Rose are witnessing the double-header at the Yankee sta- dium. this afternoon. O 0 O ~DORLON'S SHORE HOUSE. —Now opened for the season. Famous for over forty years for Shore Dinners and sea food of all kinds Phone Norwaik 2298.—Adv. O O 0 Mrs. Eva F. Craw, Main street. 102 South who recently under- ?” ‘1“? ‘W liAYDEN AUTOMOBILE co. L. Wagner. Branch Mgr. at WIS! AVE. in. 1110 re- B‘EPAIBING AND memo soawm. .3710! "£110! PRIOR! "I! l 1 ZENITH SONORA WARE ' ANNIE! KENT 80PM mounts: B. 0. A. Harmenight and a splendid program I .tors St.—-Adv. .. O O O 1 Two Norwaik people. Elisabeth Jackson. 19 Bettswood road. and Frederick Pennell. 4 Nrileld ave. nue. have n notified that they are among ha prise-winners in a contest run_ by the Liberty mage- zine. O O 0 —-Eyes examined by a University Graduate. Benedict. The Jeweler. —Adv. O O 0 Mrs. Tenor Allen. of Richmond- vilie avenue. Westport. was a busi- nese usher in Norwalk this morn- ing. 0 O 0 John E. Pardoe. of Bridgeport. well known in thiscity. is in Nor- waik today on business. 0 O O -—The N. 1!. Ryan Co. store will remain open until nine p.- m. Satur- day on account of closing Monday..— Adv. O O I The coalition of Eleanor Benn- witz. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Bennwits. t'l Belden ave- nue. was reported'as “fair" at the Norwaik Hospital this morning. The young girl was run dotvn by an auto earlier in the week. 0 O O The Connecticut Light and Power company has installed a four inch gas main on Mapiewood Terrace and a six inch main on Connecticut ave- nue. ' . " O O O The first district police received a report from the Westport police last night that a. Buick coupe. owned by Dr. H. 8. Phillips. of State street. was-steled in front of his office. The registration was 11-782. The Fairfleld County Association of Red Men will meet in Red Men's hall on Main street tonight. The As. sociatien meets every month at the quarters of one of the tribes in the county. There will be.speakers to- ar- by the local tribe. The visi- 111 be the guests of Cockenoe tribe. No. 82. . . . , Mrs. William Green Lewis. of East iChureh street. Westport. a promin- ent member of the literary colony of New York City and Westport‘ vis- ited in Norwaik this morning. ' ‘ " e e, e! . - - The front of the Wall-street shoe store-is being treated to a coat of green paint. 0 O ' Eniust Allen. of Riverside avenue, Westport. was a visitor in Norwalk tow e e ' O The Deacon Taylor fund has now reached a total of 81.2“.” as a re- sult of a. 85 contribution from Miss Josgihino Hurlbutt. . .O I Mrs. Paul Reilly. wife of the well wn cartoonist,” of Evergreen eve- .Westport, spent this mor’nlng in Norwaik. Ru 0 0 .Many flowers and potted plants ace being displayed by Norwaik merchants for Memorial Day. A big sale of plants is reported.l' ' . . South Norwaik council. No. 1258, Knights of Columbus. held a meet- infi in their club'rooms on Washing- toni street last night. I O . I Edward Strong. of Compo road. Westport. motored to Norwaik this morning on business. 0 O O 1‘. John Savors of New York city. was arrested on the charge of op- erating an automobile while under RADIO L. GOLDEN mimosa-owns Vulcan Water Heater 7 5c “Z?..’§“..."‘l’.l‘.°.“ Convenient Terms . mm m0 w 68 No. Malaise Phone us , So. Norwifl‘ ’ “ the influence of liquor last evening. "The arrest was made by Patrolman , Henry Webb. 0. O. JoesphMenne. :18~ years. my .street. complained to the police last evening. that William Ripley of Day street kicked' him. The police are investigating the complaint. 0 O 0 Search is being made in this city for Elizabeth Kennedy. 18 years old. who left her home in Stratford more than a week ago with .Wfillam Wigby. Parents of the girl asked the local police to be on the lookout for her. 'I O , . William Lengyei of. Bridgeport was arrested by Patrol John Smith on the charge of intoxication. this mornig. . . O O 0 One 'of the safety sons signs in front or the Rogers a Stevensk store. on Wall street. was smashed test The E31.) before she can be removed to her This weird. unkempt hermit found living near Perrbierille. N. J.. vehe- mently denies ensuring Rose Tera- besh. 10.- Ho in Frank Lipschits. IS. a Russian. said to be a religious fanatic. and was arrested by a posse seeking the child's attacker. was taken in tho Monmouth county, . N. 1.. fall. EAREWEIJ. lS GIVEN MR GOULD Telephone Company Em- ployees Present Manager With Gift At Miss Cahill’s Home. Carlton S. Gould. manager of the local exchange of the Southern New England Telephone company, who has been p1 omotcd to the manager- shlp of the New Haven exchange. was tendered a. delightful farewell party by members of tho commer- cial department of the local ex- change. at the home of Mite Helen . Cnhill, 14 Berkeley street last eve- ning. Mr. Gould was presented with a handsome gift. Them were games and dancing and a delicious lunch was served. I William Jordan. the new branch manager. was present and other g’iiests were: Mr. and' Mrs. David 0. Cox. Mr. and ’Mrs. Edward F. Smith. Mrs. Jessie Brett. lilies Lillian Field, Miss Harriet Moore. Miss ' Florence Hemmens and ,Miss Cahll _ ._ Four Building Permits Were Issued‘Y‘esterday Building Inspector George 5. Hub- bell issued the following permits yes- ter'da): Helen F, Rielly. sis room house in Lounsbury avenue. cost 85. 600. Fred W Roscoe garage in- Fair street. cost 8450. Louis F. Schiltt, .roof repairs in Spring street. cost 8200. Harry Goodwin. br’ick garage in West Washington street. cost 81, 500. Local Shriners Go To Philadelphia Monday A number of local Shriners. mem. bers of the Pyramid Temple. Bridge- port. will. attend the Imperial ses- sion in Philadelphia next week. All the local delegates are members of Bridgeport's patrol team. They. will leave South Norwaik. Monday morn- ing at 10:17 and. special train. Those from Norwaik attending the Imperial session are Anson F. Keeler, George Foote. Louis Lehmaier, .lr.. Thomas MacLean. Laurence Wood- brldge. 0'scar F. Charles T Vaast. ____._.___.__— DISTRIOI‘ COURT HERE TODAY The'United' states district court. Judge Edwin s. Thomas presiding._ is.in session in the council chem-- bers. city hall. today. Deaths and Funerals ' Michael F. Green. Sr. Michabl F. Green Sn. father of Michael F. Green. president of the United Hatters of North. America. died early Wednesday morning at his home .in Danbury. O The funeral was held this morn- ing from Saint Joseph's church. In~ tegmeut was in Saint Peter's ceme- to Mr. Green is survived by his wife and four children. Michael 1". Green. Jr.. of Orange. N. 'J.. Jeremiah Green of Newark. N. J.: Martin Green. of lethal and MI. t Green. of Deu'b;u¥y by one r. Mrs. James McG’raw of Danbnryp and ‘ one brother. Jeremiah Green. of Ireland. x Arm Mu ' . Funeral Diredtor David W. Iter- mohd is awaiting word from the relatives? in Canada of Arthur Bel- leedean. who was found dead in his room in the Putnam Hones.~ site. read avenue. yesterday morning The father of’ the deceased resides in‘ Shereburgh. Canada. ’ ! ‘ Schultse .a n d ‘ Kry’w M‘ Mrs. nary wildest. died“ at :GP’MIJMg-‘M “4 t imhgr use sees. sheds Ame-en. 3'. mm tub city. neareserel- withhe- launder afternoon at e: 80.11% ft". m 3'. mm will ll 1 2 E} E if} [:1 UMain & Wall Streets Norwalk, C0111;~ 0 Satin Bandettes 30 to 36. Special Price. each . . . . . . Corselettes Sizes 83 to 44. Special Price. each Hats White Sport “Gage" Hats. Prices .. llllllll ' Silk Vests The famous "Vanity l-‘nll" sil vests. one strand fibre. all th new and popular 69c: shades l ............ UHHUllHT—lilllllll‘ T Sweaters P Back fastening. mode of good i quality satin. flesh color. Sizes 1,. 51.001 Made of brocaded material with dlaphram and inside abdominal support. well boned. flesh color. 53. 50 White Bancock. for sport w.ear Hair Hats and New. 1 $5.50 "1- It. 1 e All wool. including slip-ens. tux- i; 3: i: t l 1 11.), . .\ :5g6 33:31:01.0. :\\\ 1 1". v .1". E .- . E edos and coat sweaters. plain 00101‘3- 1 51103 3 to E colors and fancy fronts. All i. 14 years . .'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 sizes. $1 98 to $6 98 1.1 5-:- Prices e s Children’s Socks Prices, Pfllr . . . . . . All Silk Hose shades. including white. 8% to 10 3- Price. Pair ............ Rollins Hose H .47‘AIIIIII.’ NORWALK H. S. ’24 REUNION IN JUNE Arrangement Committee Named —- Norman Flew- wellin Chairman — To Elect New President. The Class of 1924, Norwaik. Senior High School. will hold a reunion late in June. The affair will be in the nature of a banquet and busi- ness meeting and will probably be held at the Dorlon House. A committee meeting was held Wednesday evening at the home of Fancy socks in all shades and styles. cottons. silks and wool. 191: ‘° 590 All Silk Service Stocking. with all the new sponsored summer sizes 51.00 Rollins Hose. all silk, run stop top. guaranteed; all shades. line 8% to 101... $1 on Price. Pair . . . . . . e *3“ ‘ §\ ——w/ 9 TWILLS 0 [mm / TWEEDS AND 2' 3 3 W Men’s Shirts ’1 I NOVELTYOIX‘HXTURES 3 English Broadcloth and now-n .é NAVY. GRAY. TAN, 3.1.5323, 213.33.15.13} 1553;531:311. 9 IlRO‘VN GREEN 9,“ All sizes collu1 attached and . ’ , neckband stylis. 3'3 Dress and Sport Models 1,3 Each . .......... ____._$1 -09 Straightllne with pleats " .1 And Flare Effects Boy 5 Suits Sizes 16 to 44. HS @3392, 1 Miss Helen Cnshen. the Alumni secretary. in Maple street, at which time preliminary plans for the u!- fair were discussed. Norman l-‘lew- wellln was appointed chairman of the committee in charge of the re- unlon which conslsis'of Miss lielen Cnehen. Miss Dorothy Frey. Miss Sara. Riordan. Philip Wehic, Ray- mond Fitch and Harold Buckley. At the reunion, 11 new president will be elected to succeed Mr. Wehle. who is shortly to enter West Point. The reunion committee will meet again. next Tuesday cv ening. at the home of Miss Cnshen Maple str’eet. Naturally some will wonder if Sinclair Lewis could have found a logical reason for rejecting the Pulitzer prize of $1.000 had it been awarded. say, ten years ago. — Toledo Blade. Dresses ‘ ~v COTTON FOULARD VOILES AND STRIPES, CHECKS AND FIGURED EFFECTS STRAIGHTLINE EFFECTS m“Children’ s Dresses g 3? Leather made and good lookim; Attractively priced from Light fluffy dresses, including tub silks, silk ray ous, Eng lish prints and dainty \oiles figured efl‘octs and plaili mmsgnmmozrurm Coats M. A "10 - 115140 '1 11- 11 i‘ RAYON MIXTURES ‘ 111220 i19a3i1‘rvu1 silkl 11111134.: PLAIN COLORS crepcs and georgettes- .1“ N ALL THE NEW LlGli'I‘ SHADES Sizes 36 to 46. $4.95 2&1”? 1?”: 1‘93: 231/ ‘/ l‘ i. 0 $1. 98 ‘° $8. 50 New District Sup’t In E. N orwalk Tonight Dr. Harry K. Beatiys, the new district superintendent of the Epis- copal churches. will make his first official visit to the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal church of East Norwaik tonight. He is attending the first quarterly conference of the church organization. and will be greeted on his arrival by the Rev. Charles Gray. pastor of the church. and a full complement of ofllciais. LAUDER “'EARS GLASSES EDINBURGH.-—Slr Harry Lauder 1.11s succumbed to the craze for rim- less octagonal eye-glasses. Recently he appeared here with a pair which he had purchased in a London shop. YOU CANNOT HELP BUT Be , in the Swim 111119 1111111111: sons .1 0 Broken Lots and Broken Sizes Suits That Sold For $6—$8—$10 and $12 CLOSING * $1 OUT-AT 95 ‘NNELLY‘ 9 SOUIHNORWALK ; colors. shadi ' '- Price Each- . All leathers. pouch and under- ' arm bags and silk tapestry llngx fully guaranteed. . With fancy turn back and 111111- cufln shades. Pair Leather suit cases. fine looking and well priced '- 0f good quality poplins and pure lint-11s. lumily. ' Oliver Twist and sailor styles in a contrasting colors. ‘L Prices$1IOOto$2-98 15!! llllllllllllll llllllllllll[Hlllllllllllllllllll'lllllllllllllllll[Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llHl lllllll Hill|llllllillllllllllliilllilIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllll Boy’s Blouses English l'irumlvlnlll 111111 Wow-11 dil:1d1‘:1.~.i‘11|l,\ 511111111. in l' 111: 111 -—<nll liléi'h' :1111. , $1.00 31111383119. l‘111-,1- c1. lliiiilililHllilljlllllillmliiiilllllllllllllllliillllliilllillllliillliliiililllllilllllllll llliili llllllil l ill plain and ilgu1-ul 51 .50 52. 98 Hand Bags e s I filiiiil l’rlccs 51.00 ‘° 56.98 Chamoisette Gloves ,1 embroide1cd in 311'; .11 Price. $1.00 Traveling Bags trav ellng u'I-ii bags. hugs 52.75 ‘° $10.50 Each illliill:1111111111111'illillilll“11111111111111“ 11111511111111“ Suit Cases .— III“! built, aiilnctist-lx .52. 75 ‘° 55 98.“:i = chnmbrays. 2 to 8 years . ..1l|||llllllllllillllll|llllllllliliilliillillllilillllllllll POLICEMAN DORN‘EY CALLS TIME ON TWO BATTLE“: Nickolas Legerdes. 01' :15 111111 greet. and Tom Cusila. of :1 15:1:11 reef, came to blows at 12:10 11111 morning following a slight 1111111111111 of opinion. Policeman Jerry 1101-- ney was called :0 Main street, “in-1i the fight took place. The 1110 21m were taken to the police 311111311 1-11‘ no arrests were made. GAS STATION OPENS NEXT WEEK The formal opening period of the attractile new gas - station of 1111 Standard Oil company, at S; \\‘1-.~1 avenue, takes place next week. 'l‘l1-‘ station occupies the former site 01 “16‘ old Barker house for many yesl'S a Nora‘alk landmark. The attendani's building is it Colonial design of red brick. v‘ g. i!
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