For mm, and Summer A. complete assortment of GiNOa5; 5 2mm. mound. oArtorI. om. 5ITY, FOULARDI AND SATEENII -. E. K. BANKS ”AHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK, SOUTH NORWALK . EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS ”av-MOW. mpdrtmont flhflfilwoi‘p DIpI motif M+Irono5h flies. onfialk O90 *Edifor't Isidonoo‘ nib—City Editor's nuldnnoo Miss Gertrude Dudley, of Me5rwln street, is spending the week in Bridge- port. William Darren. of Gross street, is confined to his home with an attack of inflammatory rheumatism. Willam Wollniiz, of Chapel street, Is confined to his home with an attack of the measles. ___.._.... Miss Edith Crossmon will spend hot spring vacation with f1lends in New Rochelle. 5 Joseph Quittner, of the Clifford Phar- macy, has recovered front an illness of several days. Farron S. Betta. of. New York have been visiting relatives in South Norwalk. Mr. and Mrs. John McQueen. of South Nozwalk. formerly a resident of New Canaan. spent Sunday with friends here. Mrs. Armour formerly in the milli- . nery bus iness in Main street. New (‘11- 5‘ nuan, moved to Norwalk last week Mr. and Mrs. Glenn 8 Chopin have moved front South Main street to one of the Lemongelli houses in Hamilton avenue. Mr. and‘ Mrs. James Yates and daughter. of South Main street hatt- teturned home from a visit with Nos York relatives... E. W. Addie. editor of the Brewster Standard. ls confined to his home in Brewster by illness and the Standard,“ in its issue of Friday notes that the passing of three publication days ”with the editor entirely out of the running" Is without precedent in that office. At the special initiation of Norwalk muse. No. 709. Benevolent and Pro- tective Order of Elks, eleven candid dates were roceivod into the order. and the work was excellently executed by the retiring oilicers of the lodge. At its close refresments were, servod. l The Sunday school board of the Nor: walk Methodist church will hold Its annual meeting at the church this cr~ suing. At this time officers for the com. Ing year will be elected and other bush noss disposed of. A full attendance is . requested. Frank Pioard. formerly of Danhury. will be the manager of a new hot fac- tory soon to be opened in Fall River. Man, under the name of the Globe industrial 00. Louis Plcard is presi ' dent of the company and the others as“. ”stated with him are of French nu- ' tionIlity. It is stated that the concern will employ about fifty hands at the outset. «Private Isle of furniture. ‘14 South . Main 8t.. beginning Tuesday. March; 28. Sea adv. in For Sale col. ' W Among the Norwalk people who went to Brldsoport Friday evening to attend the University club’s annual banquet. were Henry F. Price prqsi dent. of the Norwalk Board of Trade and cashier of the National Bank of Norwaik and Charles E. Hoyt score fatty and treasurer of the South Nor walk Trust company. The men meat- iy enjoyed a talk by licnry P. llnvl mo. of the firm of .i. P. Morgan dc 00.. of New York. , . W Mr. and Mrs. N. I. mop. of Dover street celebrated their seventeenth wedding anlvorury very unensctodly Friday evening when a large of their friends called' on 1thId‘VI yoat“ warning. The crowd unfulfilled Ihout' thirty and 11 jolly time was enjoyed 1111- 13.13%: ,So . . and music were i 1111115195111. romomhrsnooI erI “use: mm before '5 " evidence of pride min august. .35.“ displaymmms ‘ r pic or on...“ y till. fritf‘lfo that. 0" mm ’ mills 31 ”thrill! 1311 11 her iiw gonna I n“ 1111111 construct .arip the past week. ‘urrlvc in South Norwalk tomorrow. ‘ lnoon at the store of Church & Miller. L“ were ury'odi good time indulged in 2‘. Oifi'o that delta; comml’WW so difficult to obtain in any 1' make a comfortable had. good springs. highly perfected. .j?‘ strong and durable. you will want one. ”55 is a pure,gre5sse1ess toilet tr Haircut, pleasant and armless. if you have I. rod. blotch. ed. pimply, coarse skin, ,ap apply a generous coating, to: it to-niaht, and notice the #ffcct to-morrow. Deanna} A. 11.3. 12-111 NORTH MAIN eraser Makes a (lo-Cart or Baby Carriage Comfortable A bill. roomy. woli- proportioned. well enclosed body. adjustments to I If '3 ham WNW DOWN! "5 soaked 111* ' 5 iv Our line of Carts is the cart in which those points have been most 1 When you see how attractive in appearance our line of carts in. and how We have a variety of styles and prices that will suit all buyers. l: The A. 1. COLLINS COMPANY SOUTH NORWALK. - at this point. Drug more Molt liar Giulian- These are the local A. D '8‘. druggists: Allen. the drugglst. The Bridge Pharmacy. The Clifford Phprmaoy. Quit-toot It Canty, Props. Optician 5‘5. 5 0.55. JthsOn 58 WALL STREET NORWALK. PHONE 438. w Everything in the Optical Line Miss Bertha Schaub, of Washington street. J11 a visitor in New York cityI today. Eyes Eianllned Free The new “aeroplane" hat model is much less extreme titan the old. and takes its name from the manner of trimming rather than the shape. This |Is shown among the street hats in some ishops. i cold water for over night. it will be much easier to scrape the skin clean before 1116 'ttlng into the kettle, and the .flavor wt 1 also be improved « Isn't it easy to believe that we are coming to a general vogue for poke z honnetsi l i noticed an effective touch on some white shlrtwaists displayed in one of ’ our shop windows yesterday. It was a design suitable for the woman who could not wear altogether successfully the waist out in one piece. it con- sisted of a cluster of fine tucks where the sleeve is usually Joined to tho . waist, thus providing for a bit of full- neSs and also breaking the plainness These tucks are partly on the bodice part and partly on the sleeve The girl with broad shoulders ls just revoliug In the drooping shoulders of the staunch. She insists that the line from 11ch to elbo shall be unbroken with seam or cros wise lines. The tailored girl is the girl who looks well in the irorks and gowns with henistitrhcd edges instead of those lace-trimmed. and in hats of .plain smooth straw, with big bows of plain ribbon or oi folded satin in plain eoior-not even the suggestion of loci- ness, particularly where the edges of her gown come against her nook or The Forlis Coal Company is unload- w ing a cargo of the best anthracite Coal from the barge Joe. Mrs Charles E Williams has been quite ill of plonrlsy for a week at her; home in South Main street, but is now recovering. MissJilthel Boers. the cashier at the Washln ten street market of liiiim'l' S.‘ ileei's' ‘ompany. has been ill with the Miss Margaret Iii. Weed and Miss5 Charlotte Lamont attended setvkcs at Rev. Dr. Gerald H. Board's Church in Bridgeport yesterday. . .._........, “My South Norwalk Mrs Robert Patterson, of Water street 80th Norwallt proposes to keep her restaurant open during the; summer the same as usual. Rev. Dr. A. H. Goodenough. outporlny tandem, of the New York districc of, the Methodist Episcopal Church, wuoi was ill at his home in Stamford. last; ALL ENGLISH BRANCHES Thoroughly Taught at Merrill Night School Stamford Port Chester week. has recovered 1 Mr. and Mrs. (lrourlte. of Stamford.‘ visited at the home of John 8heehan.i at :l Beacon street yesterday. Ml‘.‘ Grout-be attended the class initiation of the K. of (I. in lockwood's hull. ’ Dr. and Mrs licniy (‘ Sharer. who have been spending amoral weeks in, Hamilton, Bermuda. sailed for New York Saturday. and sin expected to A cake sale for the benefit of the! Day Nursery was held Saturday after- in Washington street. The affair was very successful, all the calves being disposed of. , Congressman and Mrs. E. .l. Hill. of West avenue. have returned from Washington. 1). C.. after being in the capitol since the Opening of congress. Mr. Hill will return at the opening of the extra session. i 1 Alex K. Morton and wife. of South Terms to Meet Your Codveidence street, South Norwulk. his wife recent l ly coming from Hungary. received a baby boy, born to them on Sundayt morning Mr. Morton is a foreman at the Norwalk lock factory. Ina- M sonata BERG PIANO if you have real some. homes or VI cant. lots you wish to sell. .you will do well to list them with Oohurn and Hall ‘as they have clients looking for homes and yours may suit them There is no charge for listing property and they will call if you wish and drop them a postal or to ephono them. The Court Narrult. Foresters of Am- 104 Washington St. erics. degree team and. the court Nari ' ruk Drum Corps will to Port Chos tor Thursday night. at 11th time the local Foresters will heir Port ; t‘hestor brethren a v sit and confer degree work for them. The committee arranging Court Narrulu big man tie-tn anniversary Mondale: moduli! . naturally to mom Ionic of M do to is and improve it. To final game “in the South Nor- Fire“ Belg lionrnamcnt was or night. When John Msrlh. riled Mil, defeated John ' Ochoa. 100 by the loo ; 1 fold! bod b t5“ you young and fresh look“; Efidflddfiflhl WW “mirr- I chant-w min up I A Beautiful Cornplexion is a woman' s greatest attraction. and it is within the roast: of all who learn how to tslto core of tho skin Those who have never IoJoyod I pretty oomph» ion, or who have lost their «boats skin and my checks from worry. overwork. ago. not-venison, loss of sleep: lli new. or from the use of injurious cow modes. hood despair no longer. . Mrs. RoulIton'I time pm unstable; "toilet requi- sites will 5pm you a Iktn II soft as velvet. and keep it is the only satisfactory main-up on tho norm . for I tanned woman. for tale It the memos 1hr at, or the edge of her list where it 0. mos against her face or hair. Venetian lace or Its imitations is one of the very best designs for edging the neck and sleeves of the low'uecked, short-sleeved frocks. This lace has the Now is the time for .buylnmz-x Time is flying. Easter Sunday _; is hastening aloud. Do notawpit until the last minute. Just 'ar- rived today 12 New Style in Untnmmed Strap es which cannot be annealed elso‘ w here ’ WE ARE SHOWING MANY HANDSOME TRIMMED HATS AT REA- SONABLE PRICES Unttimmed Hat Seeded The largest and best stock in the city. We go into the Untrlmnlod lint. business on a very lumpscule this season. You can always find copies of the clevet‘est Untrimmed Shapes that are new this season. ‘ i ‘ Prices 981: to $7.00 effect of very fine out-york and is most effective against the pinky flesh of neck and arms. Even the ribbons of the season are!“ . bordered on both edges like many of the atom dross materials especially those of F1 each importation. Nev or have we had such fine and eit- ponsive neckwcnr offered us as is he- lug shown by all the good shops this salmon, at the some time never have there been such exquisite imitations of the better ones. The little French novelties consist- lna of strips of narrow black velvet ribbon in varying lengths with tiny rasehuds dangling from i sit ends have taken a new lease 0 life and are at the moment one of the most favored pieces of norkwcar. Some of theta are merely fastened like a iabot at the front of the collar. while others have a band of the velvet extending around the neck at the base of the col- collar. a sauce and they are smooth and fair, simply quarter them and stow them in this shape. putting them through the color. spring bats represent the “ears" that 3 Why don't more cornea who no out by the day to do laundry work do it better? They could get better pay for the same number of hours, it would be a pleasure to have them around. they Iwould he wanted oftener and could be lthem how to improve on their present method. “ Eclair shells Ire used by some in« 5 stead of lettuce for holdirlg such sol-1 ads II chicken and lobster. ' people and )011 will be astonished to so. how nuickly you will make friends. .. any! the "New York Times." Even if '- your head In aching and you have a pain in your side. do not tell any one about It but your doctor. only permit in the world that it will interest. beside yoursef. yourself to form the habit of talking symptoms. no matter how absorbio; they appear to you. To other; they are tiresome. immodest things that ousting never to he introduced to polite . 0 ll. . '1 One woman dimvorod that the lam shoot of blotting paper on her desk protected the wood admirably. good now Ibo is using ohm of I'M 5Wdro «paper on the tops of d broidcrod or Maintained covers. ~ lnrwor the throat where there is no! i if one is going to use rod apples for ‘ rlrcr'thn soft as you would potatoes; The sauce will berlchcr and better in? Not only the bows of the smarter" are so fashionable for tailored halal but the crown of the hat itself is so: shaped that it reminds one of cars too. ‘ 1 can Pumpkin at ........... idol 1 bottle Blue, at ....... .92... ‘ 1 package Oatmeal at .' ...... 10¢ ihottio Lime Juice at i can Pen at. ........... ..12c 2 can: Sweet Chocolate. sch ,. 1 package Raisins at ......... 10o 1 box Crystaillzed Ginger at. .. ‘cordioily' recommended to others. it ;. has always seemed to me that. if i .i could only do the one thing i would : (learn to do well as It could be done, , and i think one of the grate“ favors ; ithst could be done such women (if ‘ . 5-way could be shown their inefficiency 1 tin a tactful wayi would be to teach _. Malta up your mind to be bright and 5 cheerful and happy when you meet ;_ ’ lie is the . Never allow 5 We are Still“. Cut-illig } Down the prices of if" Greceries WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, i8 RED LETTER DAY iN OUR STORE VERV BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, a pound ........ ....... . . . .2“ PURE LARD, a pound .. . ......................... . .............. 11¢ PEANUT BUTTER. a pound ..... . . ......................... . . . . .119 JAPAN RICE.apound r .......... ........................ so 20 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR ................. Adi! FANCY PATENT FLOUR,I bag ......................... as? nucv PATENT FLOUR, a barrel ....................... use WARRANTED EGGS. I dozen ................................... ado EXTRA FANCY POTATOES, a peck .. ............... . ........ .m 3 CAN! OF AdP CONDENSED MILK FOR ............... ”H.259 MAGNOLIA, CLOVER or STAR MILK, I can .................. ”In EVAPORATED MILK, 3 large cans for ....................... . ”are EVAPORATED MILK, 6 small em: for ..................... .. ufi TRY A POUND OF OUR EL RYAD COFFEE AT ...... 35c A POU AND 305 STAMPS FREE TEN OTAMPE FREE WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING Afl’flc is oni another way of referring to our Footwear, made foo the w ole family. Flynn’s Boot Shop so Wuhindton R. H. FLYNN, Proprietor . ~ .1 ”in: mm beneath the m- 5 Mich embroider intensity us id to the duo. mos mtofllll‘fl with! M magl‘ldlm' Will ‘lbl'fim W Wk?” . “MW-ill INN ‘l W“ owe Witt: pm the evenly-lab! .Il _
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