SATURDAY, MAY :4. 19m
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SALE 01‘
Ruffled Curtains]
At 39c. 50c and 750 a pair
Sash Curtains. g - 250 a.pair
E. K. BANKS
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Iou'rH NORWALK.
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IIVENING .EptTlEEL TELEPHONE
02 z—Nawu Dcpunmonr
DES—Bunion: Department
Mid—Branch Office. Nor-walk
.00 -—Editor’c Ruidenoo
”Mme!” Editor's Residence
Larry Howloy, of Norwalk, in now
employed by .l. B. Nelligun ut, his
lunch room in Main street, New Our
noun. .
The new addition to Edward S.
‘Meeker'n house in Westport nvonIIII, in
nearly completed. The inside trim is
being put on.
Miss (iiiut'lotlaEveritt has returned
to the home of her sister in South
Norwnlk from a few weeks' visit in
New York city.
Miss Marian Benedict, of Norwalk.
recently visited her cousins. Mrs. iIliizu
Crissey and sistorm and Mrs. Joseph i.
Stillman in New (.‘nnnnn.
_ ——ChildI"ons shoes for confirmation,
big variety, all sizes. Flynn & ityun.
Special offerings for tomorron and
Monday at the Kriegei‘ Company store.
Better read the large IIIlv on the nev-
enth page. No money needed.
l’iidertaker Predei'titk tinnung, who
eondurts a monument Inrd in South
Main street. has just rIIIIelIed another
curioatl of granite from Vermont.
MIII HaIrI lienediet hnII IIItuIIIIId to
11m home. in Norwaik utter spoutiingn
few times with net minus “I tilld
Mrs. C. A Raymond, in Lewisboro.
~~i>iave you read O'Brien's adv.
Mrs, Margaret, Mulroney, of .3!) Main
street. was operated on at the Nor-
walk hospital this morning by Dr. W.
.i. Tracey, assisted by Iir. iI‘. l. litir-
iIIIii. ,
A stated (IonIIIIunieulion of Old
\VIIli Lodgv, No. lOiI‘, F. and A. M, will
be held at, its rooms 'l‘uosduy evening
at 8 o‘clock. The F. C. degree will he
worked.
Rev.
Rm. .1. R. .\iitI-_hIIii of South NIIIunik.
\I'ete present III the I-onlii mutton In 63.3
IIhilIlrIIII in Si iohn‘s Ii. (‘ t“illi|(il in
Stamford, yesterday.
~“For the land‘s suite"
ker‘s lI‘IIrtiiizerI-I. Manuel 'i‘oro linteh.
Solon ii. liorgluni, the famous
sculptor, recently completed a marble
sent for Barnard College. This. wnu
placed on the campus lust \\'t‘l‘i\' and
both professors and pupils are very
proud of it.
' Benches have been built, around the
(‘oionlni lInnIIhIIll groundn in Rhodono~
lin l’nrit, for spot-tutors to kit on. No
admission will he charged to the
gnmen which are played there every
week, however.
The (lately and iirennnn store is
founded on honenty, strict integrity.
and generous treatment. of their IIIIII-
ltllllCl'H. ’l‘liey nino 80” on illt‘ IIIIny
pIIanIIntpiun. itnnI of the lumliy
need anything in the clothing line it
M“ pm you to tend theiI MI in this
issue.
~~Shonldor steak. HI: ll»;
roost, lI‘lt'. l‘lnyen' IIIuriIIIl.
New York. New linven & iiurtiorIl
irninmen have received instructions
as to the ventiiutlou of earn this sum-
mer. 'i‘hII tI'IIinIIIIIn iInI'e been ordered
to open lllt‘ window in the rear of the
use BowI
lenn not
our to prIII'IIIIt dust from routing in unit V
to IIIIII t’ill‘t‘ in seeing, that there in III
was plIIIIty of air in circulation.
Yesterday IIIIIl loony .lntlne Alfred
lIl, Austin. Judge iI‘. \Vlntieltl Perry and
John lI‘. MrMnhon iIIIld meetings to
hear and tlt't‘ltlt‘ nil t‘iiillllfl amount the
(Inlnte of the late h‘IithIIr .luluen (i'llon- l
hell. of St. Mnry'u Church. ’l‘lII-III'
tiIrIIII llit‘ll :IPII thI- IIoIIIIninniIIIIIII-n on
lltl‘ insolvent osiitto of Father ti'iion-
III-ll, til‘t‘t‘llh’t'tl. 'i‘htI llll‘t‘lllitztl Wt‘l't‘ held
in the town court. room in the town
bull in Wnii itll‘t‘t‘i.
, Own your home: don’t puy rent.
ltIInIl E. ii, lI‘ox'II for IIIIIII ndl’.
(Tuptnln lit-nry .lIIrrett, ot the Sulruv
lion Army, who arrived in Dnnhnry
IIut'ly in the prenvnt. week to IIIItnlIlhIli
n brunch of tho tormtnlmtlion, IlepIInIl-
int: upon his own errortu to mourn It
nulttthie meeting pinI'e nod to mine lhII .
.i. (T. h‘ogurty, of Norwalk. and ,
m
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iIIIIInIIue “'0 III
(‘lll lillithN‘S
WOMEN‘S.
COMPETENT
BOOKKEEPERS
STENOGRAPHERS
OFFICE ASSISTANTB
Port Chester
m x... W. WEE...“
The Delight; of Va
Summer Resort
When you go to a aummer I’G-I
sort. one of the chief delights are
thowido.t.oI,Ii cony Icinndns where
on can lit to the shade and enjoy
anool, deli litiuléneuc
YouI III Inn
with V iltlul‘bllitltlts
and keep {Hit the heat
it Iiutttl n' r rt I III
«some? loom III
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no; III IIIII: iuuc
‘H \‘IHH
I Hi I I i
all liilllllfi the lawns
menu to lti
on apotch uni It with
Porch
t'rx in.
Shad
Ilium-(i to
they w
and liv ing rooms.
Shades
with perfert priII IIII .IIhliIIv‘II-uinit the on»
\'IIIII1IIniIolIuve V IIIlor \l" l"
min poIIh iilt emy
filltllttlilltllliilliflx I) .‘tiltlllilliu out the tutu
l'lnIyi I:Iliniit limit:
”my ‘Wlit lily
\IIW‘
your Window! “into
lclin the cool inn-w and keep
out the eat at theuunnncr rum. Th
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III-e especially commended tar numrlel
Vudor l‘orth Shmlt- ‘3 met from ‘2 Mi up.
they menu-uh lo ditiIrInt IIolIIrII to har-
utontre with the woodwork of your home.
You are especially requested to
view the Vudor
shade dcpmtment.
A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers,
12-18 North Main Street.
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DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO
«WM»... .- .
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
Are Wanted
Stamford
MOOMWO
Optician
PHONE 438.
Ill only the llt‘IJ \Vt'ltl'llli: lines of ilt'i‘I'S‘
SHOES, on “'t‘ii III: thII
South Nor-walk
”I ._-.... . .-.. W. 1...“-mefl. .,
O. B”. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Quality Is Our Magnet
. MlSSlC’S' mu
lending lines in MEN'S and
Our Prices Are Within Reach of All
FLYNN 8. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET. EOUTH NORWALK.
. l’rIIlmblI' he‘s;
r r l-lfilllt‘ Wily.
iIInIlII llt‘t‘ IIIIIIIIrI' to lIIrIIIHh it nnnouur
IIi IIIIItIIIan that he llilti IIInlIId It por-
tion or the iquIer motion [llt‘llilt‘ tin»
illlt‘ III the Minot 0! Mnin nnd t‘ IonlII I"
ntrIIIItII (Hill had in mind $100 ot‘ the.
$1ro needed for lhII equipment. The
Work will he opened in tinnhury on
Huturdny, Muy 2i. hy Muior Hiiiioilnoll.
of Hartford.
mtlhiltlren'n nhoen for roniirnuttioII.
bin vm-lety, nil I-Iizeh. iI‘iynn 85 Ryan.
The lifltlll'fi of the MnIIIInlIeIIn held
their rounlur review. ’l‘hurmluy III‘IIIr
ion. at, the homo oi MrII. MIII'tiIIIIz. in
Lone Mli'.Nll ’ilIII IIIIIiIIiIeIn quIlIIn
IIpIII'iul Isitori to he pIIIIItInt to greet
the dentin utnto IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. \ilIIII
(‘iurn Linton. or Annonln. it won Minn
lmritln‘n ill‘nt vinit. to South Noi‘Wltik .
iiit‘II. but one to ho long t‘einenihored
hy the indie». witouu iIIIIIIiII wore (lull!
piIIleiy won in her plenuinn notoonul-
. Hr
were served and n social houI uncut.
The. next meeting will he held Thur»
day evening, Mm 26
C
SALVATOR Izniituo'rrw
General Contraélor‘
O I
I Bower. inter worlt. grading, mason
ry work and rook excavation. Eati-
mntes cheerfully given on all contract.
work. Orders are nolloiteti.
Tel. 816-3
After the meeting IIIirIII-Ilunontn ‘
26 Wood sueeti‘-
.. ..z....£.
'llllllilt‘l'ti for night of unity.
» It‘nn‘t l‘tllllt‘ iIIImII jIIIIl IIIl.
-~\\'hy not neutt hub) to him?
wNot in person,
~ not win photograph.
Milo youruoll, too.
$50.99
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~iliru. Yonntz Wife?
«—i.’vrhnpu hubby’s
'"llt't'll gone for
tinny.
home How
u iliiit’ lIoIIII-nit'lt.
Bathrooms Complete
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
23 MAlN STREET, NORWALK
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Exhibit in our
South Norwaik. Conn
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Photographer
Silk Hosiery
Silk Hosiery is the rage. Made of Italian Silk and “Onyx"
brand pure Silk threads. the weaving being so done that the
stockings are unusually durable. Extra~spliccd heels and teen.
78 Washington Street
June brides may indulgetheir taste for the exquisite, and '
at the same time practice commendable economy by obtaining
some of these Silk Stockings to complete their trousscau.
in order that you may become better acquainted with our
best $I.
Hosiery stock. we offer for this, week as a special leader. the
Silk Hone on the market for 85¢. in Black. White,
Pink. S Gray, Tun. Champagne, Maize and Hello.
0th 1‘ grades of Silk Rosier}! at $1.50 to $3.00.
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PAGE THREE
Read the few items below marked, at specially low prices, and
then come prepared to buy.
N o .oney Needed
Open 3 Charge Account and Settle .Your
Convenient Weekly Payments
Bill 111 ‘
Tailor-made Suits
Fine Scrgcs. Black, Blue, Green
and White. Our guarantee as to
White Princess
Dresses
quality goes with every Suit.
221:”: :25: 31:35,}:3 ”$254: You may go to other cities, but
and $18. . nowhere will you find a better as- N
CASH OR CREDIT sortment than right In your own
home store. Prices from $3.98 to
S . C $I8.oo.
All of our light weight Bread 0
cloths, Serges and Covert Cloth. Long Half’Fltted
$12. $I5 and $I8 values, for $7.98.
$10 and $12. ...
Coats
Made of Black or Blue Serges.
Black. Blue and Grey Brilliantines:
CASH OR CREDIT
Dresses and Cos-
tumes
Silks. Satins. Pongees, Fouiards
and Mcssalincs, former value $25,
marked down to $15. The cost of § ‘“
making these Dresses would be
more than our selling price.
also Rajah. Shantung and Pongcc
Silks, will be sold at reduced prices.
The assortment is so varied that we
cannot enumerate prices.
Boys’ and Girls’ Stockings
The Stockings
We will sell 3 pairs for age during 1,
We have bought a lot. way under price
are worth 15c per pair.
thin sale.
Rouse Dresses, Kimonos and
White Shirt Waiéls
You must set the Dresses we are selling for $1.50. and
the Walrus tor $I.25: Kimonos for 65c, 75c and 98c. They are
marked specially for this sale.
Miliinery at one Third
Our entire stock of Trimmed Hats will be sold at a rcduc»
tion of 33 per cent. oil the regular selling prices. Come early
and make your selection. I in The Norwaiks Prices from 98c to $6 98.
Visit Our Furniture
.‘ Department
IT WILL PAY YOU. We carry a full line of Beds and Bedding,
The daintiest little Dresses and the largest assortment;
Dining-room Furniture, Refrigerators, Pdrch Furniture, Mattings
Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Gin-Carts, Stoves, Ranges, Lace Cur-f
tains and Portieres.
329-51 Went: Washington Stret, South (Norwalk
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