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if Cleanliness 8: Purity
Appeal to you. then the products
of our Bakery and Candy Kitchen
will surely suit;
Home-made
Candy
Fresh Daily
F. A. LANE
BAKERY, OONFIOTIONERY
ICE CREAM
Telephone 409
61 Washington at» . 8o. Norwelk
”in an
EVENING OENg‘iNEL TELEPHONE
Fae—News Department
Dad—Business Department
44-2—Di'anoli Office. Norwalk
890 -—Edltor's Residence
729-5—0Iiy Editor's Residence
Frank Nickerson. of Norwalk. spent
yesterday In New York city on busi-
ness.
E. G. Murphy. 0i Main street. spout
yesterday In New York city on busi-
ness.
~
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Davenport and
daughter, have returned home from a
few days visit in Dan-bury.
m
Mrs. John E. Jones. of Main street.
has gone to Paterson, N. .I., to spend
several days with relatives and
friends.
Rev. and Mrs. A. ii. iloutwell. of
Bridgeport. are visiting at tho home
of Mr. and Mrs. (3. Howard King. in
East Norwalk.
In the pool tournament. of the Nor-
waik Fire Police. last evening. Chara
lea James. 110. defeated William .\lliv
ler. 75. by the score of 110 to 23...
Mrs. 'i‘honiiis Montgomery. of “ill:
ton avenue. is entertaining over the
holiday the Missevaathei—ino Riley
and Mary King. of Springfield. Moss.
There will be an evening serial ses-
clan of the Hospital Whlst Club Friday
evening of this week with Mrs. .lohn
H. Ferris. at. her homo in West are-
nne. .
Mrs. Eureka Lindqnlat and son
Charles. of Raymond strooi. loavc to-
day for Pittaileid. Mass. whore they
will be the guests of Mrs. Hulda lien;
80“.
~~Don'l fornot the East Norwaik
Fire, Police boil. Thursday night.
The Winnipauk Gun Club will hold
it” Washington's lllrlhdny shoot today
in Winnipnuk. The shoot starts at
10:30 this morning and will last all
the afternoon until 3:30. Sonic excel-
lent. scores are oxpectod.
Miss Ilelon Thornton Smith. of tho
Norwalk iioapilal force of nurses. is
expected to return today. after a short
vacation. spent with her mother in
Paterson. .‘. J. Mitts Smith was In
poor huilth and went iiwni to rot upor-
ole.
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A number of mallcnrrlors and clot-ks
of The Norwolks will so to Mlddlo
town today to attend the annual state
convention. Among those in attend-
nnco from the South Norwnlk office
are E. W. Clark. J. H. Hanforti and E.
L. Hanford.
Whitlock's market sleigh came to
grief yesterday afternoon, but escaped
with merely a slightly broken harness
The horse alternated to run away. lint
was prevohtoi by the driver. The
damage who soon repaired and the
journey continued.
The regular meeting of tho Nutmeg
Club was held last evening and throo
new members ware added to the iti-
cresein: list of membership. it was
voted to play a pool tournament with
the Not-walk Fire Police. to begin
shortly. The annual banquet of the
club will be held On Friday evening
adnd the speakers will tie lion J. J.
Walsh. Rev. Dr. Crait. of Bridgeport.
and the entertainer. l’roi. 'l'iouton. of
New York city.
The ease of William Van Wagner
and Willie llouton. oi Not-walk, who
were bound over tot Superior court
under 0600 bonds. oh mad with bury-
Iary. by Judas. Edward M. Lockwood.
is under trial tint morning at to
o 'oioolt In the Court in Bridgeport. Dep-
uty Sheriff Samuel C lreianti has suin~
moned as witnesses Sergeant itryan ii
silk and Otilcer Charles Page. wh
mode the arrest; Robert Powell. wli
mode the complaint. and the owner
of the property. Howard B. Wilson.
.84. Kendrick and
r. recently of
‘ to Dan
Automobile
F. H. BAXTER’S
wits nouns
IANKING.
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We write all forms of
Insurance
Will gladly explain. Telephone 166-2.
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN
M WAIHINDTON ITRIIT. IOUTI-I
NORWALKocO
TILIPHONI 1.“
Park & Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
~OOLD AT—
DRUO ITORI
FOR SALE
NEW 30x3 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $350. Apply at
Anderson’s Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point. Norwalk
Artificial Teeth
In the practice of dentistry a per
son should have a curtain autumn
of mechanical ability. Everyone Is
not endowed with this talent. anti
no matter how hard he tries to do
volop it. ho cannot excel the one
who Is possessed of it by birth.
My onerous in the making (it or-
litloiul tooth is due- largely to this
talent, combined with a wide to.»
perienco \vilh pucnliar anti ill~
shaped months. if your plate In
troubling you by dropping. or
makes your mouth sore. omno in
and let Illt’ her what the trouble is.
(Tonsiiltutlon iron
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Not-walk
Hours: 9 a. tn. to s p. to. Sun-
days by appointment only.
Crepe Kimonos
IN PLAIN COLORS AND DRES-
DIN
SHORT ONES ........... 50c
LONG ONES .......... $1.00
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WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY
CARDS
6 FOR 5c
J. I. MALLETTE
(formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington at. Tel. 440
M . ~.-.~«.. “um...“m—u... -W- w
Open .
Saturday
Night
FROM 7 TO 8
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF
IUBY PEOPLE
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
\
GENERAL IANKING
SAVING! DEPT.
CAFE DEPOIIT VAULT.
CityNationalBank
TRANOAOTI A OINIRAL IANKINO
IUIINII. AND OFFER. IVIRY
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win it. KMATHIWIGN. Pros.
its an met m
moan nioit'hi It‘ownmi anybo-
_ ”he sonnets. mm
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THE HEART DOWEDM DOWN.
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Only One Thing Could Save the Sym- ‘
pathetic Magnsto.
0f tw0 boys born In a country town
in lows, onu wont to Chicago IliiiI bo-
cnmo Very rich and the other stayed
at home. and when he was sixty has
very poor. The Hilly’fiixhililm had
heard of the hut-coils of his boyhood
friend and be neat uptlo Chicago to
and him one day. thinking to obtain a
loan to tide him over tho wintrr. II»
wont. to the rich tino's oiiiro, found
him installed in a mainline-int suite
and was imitl‘np by an oillr-obm In
lively.
"Just toll my old frloiid ibut Illll.
the friend of his boyhood (hiya, itiJlllI-
side and wants to talk over old tinnir.
with him."
Presently the vialtor wua ntluiiltwi.
"Howdy. Bill." 'sald Iiii‘ iiilliinnuiru "I
am Kind to use you." '
They talked for n time and lIlt‘ll the
visitor remarked. “1 hour you on:
worth millions.“
"You. I‘Iil‘pl‘itiiy rich;
the World treated you?"
“Oh. I’ve had it torrihlo limo. I had
it business. bill I lost that ii while ago.
You son. my wife's fathoi‘ dimi. and
her iiiotiiei; and “then We lonl our
daughter. [light on the heels of that
my mother died and. soon after. my
father. it was tonglpj‘
'l‘lie millionaire too out a Iiantlkar~
thief and wiped Iiln cyan ."Il cousin-
and how has
ly wna.‘ ho toininouiod.
"Yes." continued the i'laitor_ "and
that, wasn‘t tho worst of ii. Idnvly tho
next spring my boy. on whom i Iml
not so many hopes. Ito dll‘d. too; and
then. with all that cationic. l loin my
business paying limitirs' bills. ‘i’iwn.
to close it all up, it wasn‘t all: months
below my faithful wife died, and I
was loft all alone."
The itiililonnira was sobbing by this
time. He loam-ti over and touched a
button on his desk, and a big porter
come In.
“Jim." said IIW millionaire. "throw
this than out. He's breaking my
heart."
EASILY SETTLED.
Mrs. Jiistu'edw'f'he new cook has
burnod the: bacon. door, she Ia ilu
young anti lnoxpcrlcncml. Won‘t you
be satisfied with a kiss for brrakitint.
Instozid?
Mr. .Insluod All tight: call her In!
... Non iotk Fiiiiluu 'i'nlouinm
An Easy way Out.
“More. y”on. said the conductor an~
grily. "you rain; up u fora lio that
again and I'll put you off,"
The small man standing In the mid
did of tho riowdrd oar promptly ram:
up another farc Thoroupon thi- coir
din-tor projot-lotl him thronuii tho
t‘l‘tilh‘tl and to the mine of tho pini-
form.
"Thanks." said the little man. "I
did not con any other way to got out
Here's your dime."
Good Business.
Shopltoopor (in (‘OfllilleI'I‘IilI Ii’i‘Vi‘Ir
erl t'nn'l‘ glvo you an order. Quits
ovui-stol-liod.
‘i‘i‘avoler’ bet me at least about you
my samples.
Siiopkooperwfipare yourself
trouble.‘ 1 can‘t look at them.
Trawler» Thou will you allow me
to look at them myself? It is three
weeks sine:- i have seen thorn.
m
the
The Explanation.
“Doctor." said the patient, who had-
bct‘n ailing for a long time. "be frank
with tho. Why do you demand such a
lame ice for cutting out my appen-
dlxt‘"
“Well. the truth is." explained the
frank M 1).. "when I itemtiva that at»
pondiit I out off my chief sourte of
revenue."
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The Suburban Citlun.
"I see you are cultivation in garden."
"You." answerotl Mr. Crossloto.
“i suppose you derive both pleas-
ure and profit from it?” ‘
"Not exactly. But It loaves me
more contented. It makes the coat of
voaetahles In the market seem small
by comparison." '
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A Inertial Chance.
"i’li teach you to pia‘y at pitch and
tonal“ shouted tho earned father.-
“l'll this you for an hour. I will!”
"Father." instantly said no IMO!“
militia. an lie balanced s mbyeoti‘hie
thumb amid buyer. "I‘ll tool you to
make it two hours or onthlhu."
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tile “opinion. ” I
THE noun or. HART sonarrnsa a naax'otorass
. a- : 1'
means!
Ask for
Lit‘lli (‘Ri‘f’
Buy Trousers New
While February Prices Are On Them.
Down to rock-bottom go February prices on all our
broken lines of Trpusers. Our customers know what that
Values! VALUES!
have made our Trousers Sales famous all over this section.
Now. just when you need new Trousers most. we drop ‘ ,
the prices to the lowest mark of the season. Work Trou-
sers. Business Trousers. Dress Trousers in wonderful var-
iety at these
Values!
They are what
BIG AND REAL anoucrious
$2. 00 Trousers ........ . ...Are now $1.48 '
$2. 50 and $3.00 Trousers ..Are now $1.98
$4.00 Trousers ..... . ....... Art; now $2.98
$4.50 and $5.00 Trousers.
$6.00 and $6.50 Trousers...
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St. Norw'alk.
CLEAN GATE!
At my old hubby again-“giving good.
ought to be a matter of t-nurso. but il isn't.
iiotlor than outline also. its going to tail. about it
tho WM choicest the
large liorry Olllh at very bright ( olor. closely «iippod and handled with
Of course I Illflnui offer iiwm at the influx price of or
tllnary oats. purine difleronoo in coin is not a manor of any great
t‘titiaotpioncc, a tow oontu more on n bug.
horses tilt‘Ii and lit the and you'll find them most expensive,
my.“ 1w. p .‘ ion": :3
Find in quality. that in price. always in the minds of its custom-
OI‘IWBODDIO lion; Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
lluniiloi 'Iipa"
Small Roe Shad. II) me i Snapper Blues. 18c
WEAKFISH. BLUEEISH. FLATFISH. FROSTFISH. STEAK COD. SALMON.
SMELT. FINNAN HADDIES. OVSTERS. CLAMS AND ESCALLOPS. ETC.
Cutbill’s _V Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
TELEPHONE .108.
...Are now $3.98 i
.Are now $4.48
:4 South Main St.
South Norwalk
ut~il~itvrooiiotl unis. This
find its lolly: as I do it
market tillers
Post or ditty oats make your
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
THE
DON'T BUY A HOTOR CAR UNTIL YOU HAVE HAD A LOOK AT
HENRY' “40”
A IIO. POWINRUL. HONIOTLV BUILT CAR. GUARANTEED FOR
DIX MONTH. IV THE MANUFACTURER AND THE DEALER.
so scorn mm or.
' Phone «2-2. ,
. s. L. bassinet, Ages,
01.00
tilt.
The Paiis Clank 8: Suit House
33 .007" MAIN .TN'ITI
W
Till LAOT OLIAIANGI OALI .OI' THIO IIAOON
Every Suit. (inst. Dress Shirt. Waist and For in our stores is marked
for final clearance for immediate disposal.
have always known. In greater assortment and greater value that you
have ever known.
38:“: anon fireman”! I up.
on rent
Letitos’ Dressewfmn will"
Ledlee' flirts froth
. 01.80 Wei-tote term.
Garnet Gem soil.
on“: Main to. more
0’.
Q”. Illi-
li' .
get a new play accept
cotton born-ell t
the other stock of a
e on literati
He lode out-Iii
"Why did at“ {Ratliff (30W “'1“ .
to "isolationist: wear
. a down this lanai: of
or sensations as. will Nomad:
scorn nonmut l
I
These in the quality you
Come and see our Famous 'f'ei
terse Waiote from it.“ up.
' Nome corsets. broken lots at
moaned
, 60o mask on for «o
m llaoit Hose. iliio.
i
"it is a tremendous uh anemia
and produ-
obi " once said the late Oiyds Fitch to
a friend. “So many lire within. and
so few over one the litht of day All ‘
English playwright with a gift of tuna.
arou- «alteration illustrated this
fact to the once: He told me how be
nuhmittetl a let to a celebrated actor
nil how in i magnum“? of the «ovarian
“initial to Iiilllili.
3UlT8
OVERCOATB .................
SHOES
eel..-
Olelhl
OAPB
ALL 82.00 HATS
60¢: SHIRTS
31.00 SHIRTS
50¢ UNDERWEAR .
75¢ UNDERWEAR
levee-Inle-
Price’s Clothing Sto
' 98 Washington Street '
A littlo dry flour rubbed over the
aurfnoe oi japanned tea trays is said to
glu- them a fine polish.
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Tucknd chiffon romaliis as good as
{‘W'I‘ for the completion yoke and door
cuffs of one-piece gowns.
lxioscly woven. hairy materials still
hold iiioir place in the hearts of we
mankind and are promised great favor
among the smartly dressed far one‘
plow dresses and suits for spring.
if s gut totins the habit while in
at hooi of t hanging her at: huol frock for
a homo frock when alto comes in from
school she both saves hear on her
gowns and adds to her own oomort.
lnr morxotio knous how restful It is
to change the i lollies in which one has
“OIRNI. studied or played all da\.
no simple a thing as several rows of
stitching about the bottom of hip
longtii Jacket and short. narrow skirt
is clowrly utilized by the designers
this spring for socurinir tho sf’tuiroicnt,
short and youthful citric-t upon trotteur
mills.
A loan plnitotl audio. gradually nar‘
taming toward tho bottom. is dainty
and tirosay for filling that deep opening
i» it by the low cut (touts.
_..,...
No loss than and yours into the {ash
ion of tying the hair at one side with
II ribbon was triangulated by a little-
t-rlnct-ss at the court of Spain. and
over since this has been a favorite way
for arranging children's hair.
For better shaped Humans are tho
result of the present t-nttlng, which
shows n bias scam in the middle of
tho buck.
Separate little boloros for wear with
tho foulard gowns of summer will giro
just the shade of protection needed and
add a smart touch to the costume as
well.
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‘l‘hc rushes. both Wide and narrow
that seem to have found much favor
with the French makers for finishing
the foot ol‘ dressy gowns are not an
attractive addition when the wearer
is in motion. howaver well they look
when she poses for her photograph.
Tulle promised to return to its own
again in the trimming of spring and
summer hats Though not veiy dura
ble. It is light. dainty. and in the birth
oat degree appropriate for summer.
and the colors were never so alluring
“Dress" describes a white liatlsto
frock wliloh has an undershirt oi dull
green Institute The ovorskirt is trimmed
around the bottom with rows of lace
heading applluned to the. material by
dull arson floss. the bodice in enhanced
by the beadin; and the Irish moss in-
‘scrtlon. Neck and sleeves are finished
with beads oitlie dull men. ballets.
Pink tulle hat with masses of tulle
,oonceallnu crown and pink roses with
arson leaves nestling around the
crown In front.
Vonotlsn laco collars with cloth
MllOlll the favored fashion for early
apt-Inc.
A lovely lingerie but lost unheated
. is composed of rows of lace. slichtiy
gathered and lined with‘ ink chiffon.
the trimming ie a wide w of pale
blue satin ribbon posed at the heels.
lJttia doubt can be *etltortsinod that
it is better to
that can be no
s'ihly (and lit til hobo.
«tom attached than to out uni hair
across the front to conform to a feat:
ton that must in futility. and will
treasohtiy he found to be economies.
“In
aeroplane wwamsmwsm
Final Clean-up
THIS WEEK
Suits. Overcoats, Shoes and
Winter Furnishings
THE asst VALUES even orrzaso , .
use»
one tome.
swoon-zen "stoma
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31.00 unozawsaa .7045
THE GREATEBT BARGAINS OF THE season
Your the artificial basil
a... $1.59:
uh
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the silk one with the dainty edge mail. .
log out below the silk.
if you want to give your tailored
suit a smart little New Yorky touch.
embroider the corners of the velvet.
collar iti seli~ tone silk~juat a sugges-
tion of the hand work that is always
distinctive of individual designs as dis-
tinguished from those that are turned
out by hundreds. .
Among the new surplioe effects is ”i
one that is developed in wide satin. rib; .; i
ban folded over the shoulders crossing ”
front and back, and at the back ex-
tended to the bottom of the‘ skirt like
a sash.
Satin and sutah suits for young girls
will have quite a run In well-drmed
t~~~.utlcs Although these are Intended
for dressy use. they are simply tactic .
with plain skirt and short. natty jacket
and have no trimming other mantra ‘ .,
dot-p collar. of fine embroidered linen...
Silltitth an ideal costume for a young
at
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For less tiumsy than t‘h‘o Wood ‘
shoe tires are the new and Molly [find
some ones of steel. aluminum: M
nic kei. which are provided with period
ations to a ram!“ of shapes and him
l'alo blush pink chiffon is as Mid:
lug as it is appropriate for young girl
plirlv irotks
t‘ordod and braided designs will he
IlstlI on both silk and linen porno
tho taming season. and the ambitiouii
girl is preparing her pa'rasoia aims
with hot summer flocks.
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”I van on s frmk of as dark I slid
as brown tho. Illtil liable touch of bit
appears, and is smartly used In the V ‘ .
above tho girdle in front. where it ' '
topped by a yoke of flesh or crests
tolor lace The outlining of the nook
is also often the excuse to: the
liked touch of black which so I
enhances the purity of the skin
... .
A veiling of chiffon m or lace M
dutilie of delicate and behutii‘ul ('3
tons in bodies or gowns-wad Iff8ge
lace is not over fine. the run t is stilio:
good but if it. is really handsome: that;
is practically no limit to the alliance ..
of the garment
Some cunning hats for young mutt:
are made of rains upon round with?
or turban-shaped ironies. trimmed wi
outlitoft bow of the ram; and a twin
They tell me there is a new eta'”
in the urge weave this moo.
have not seen them in Hartfordyot.
should be a novelty that would t.‘
in this soaotin of sheer wool fob '
and dissonal weaves.
The smart blue is termed “
blue" or “midnight-blue.” It
new but it is very handwine and
coming in the merges and diagonal
the present season. '
if you have noticed the best d
women from season to «soon you
discovered that their street out
always plain not much tiller
time from another. smooth ._
tenth or coat and width of slur
lines always simple. They put y, ,
money into quality of fabric and p
maulhip. . . ' ‘
The new marauiutte coll
round and sailor shapoérand
cred with beads. Frolic
resolu- eolid embroidery Twig
sill: in self or contention -
perhaps trimmed with neat latte
not the countless». will.
bottle automaker will third stirs t
of. some of them have: is to,
match.
m f
or course users one'w
die osnfmslts French.
' is. Minnelli! deco
oonvsntiiioal leaf or
soil with .
inert-o illniy latte lloiuoifi m“.
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