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have What is absolutely cor-
root in footwear will include a pair of these Bond .
Street Oxfords in his shoe wardrobe.- Designed for a
street oxford, it sti‘ords a 11le style for general wear.
has the
é‘the’ Erifilis t’ypS oi‘ footwear, a fash-
fitment-reused
Keeler’s Shoe Store
OPPOSITE HOYT'S TH EATRE.
Without his attire
aim cut, custom outlines
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men in New York. Notethe fiaatreedsqtqs m9? I
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King Call“ and Ten
Rustin Calf Oxbrd
$5.00
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“XXIX
Tatile Fahd; Co.
213 E. Wash'n 8h, 80. Norwalk
Opposite Dorion's Switch.
Formerly P. 0. Bl‘dg. Norwalk.
Telephone 320 Mr. Hall.
Dress Goods
in Serges, Ala.-
pacasiizNoveliieS.
Heavy Serges and
" Fancy Weavesin
Cream
Skinner Satins
Cloth for Men’s Wear
Worsted and Velvet
Remnants
2,000 yds Aiapacas
Orieens 81 Serges
'ior Linings, et’c.
East avenue cars stop at the‘
store.
linnt Not'wnlk college students are
home tor the Hunter vacation.
The Swedish {lillil‘flh' 111 First
street held the regular mid-week sor-
11‘co 11m evonlnx.
'l‘lie Si. James (‘lrcln met .vaaior
um aural-non with Mia dionry in;
1111 of time avenue.
. Mr)
l‘he 11311hfipr3ilisriiorrloe was held
1: the Advent Christian Chin-oh last
wm1ing.'l'he Danton Rev. (3. M. Ten
and, led the meeting and spoke. 3
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The Ladies Aid Earthly of the
East Avenue Methodist Church held
11. regular meeting yesterday after-
noon. Ithutlns hustam was transnat-
ed. 1
‘1
Wm
‘iihe green grass. the spring birds,
the handorgaaa and the street pianos
- which have Appeared, hive mmmiae
tit'st the long-loommr spring so-
mdathoth.
MW.
tonal hoot mm are lanticipating
on early season dad are inlay painting
up their omit, overhauling aquipu ‘
merit, and generally making arrange: 33
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. .ma 5
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closed down for the morning yester-
day immune oi the storm.
for the vacation, not. to re-open until a
week ~l'rom Monday morning.. Joy to
the young folks.
W
3 The sacrament of the Lord's Sup-
I
Iodlsi Chulch.
weIe received an:' 1 a sortice of (‘hrisi 3
’inn iostimonv followed
I A number of Elli-ii \‘orwaikers ut
:ielidflll the Clan“: g‘iwn inst ovoningI
by Lincoln Council, .\'o «l, 0. U. A \i.. I
in Red Men's Hall in \iaohington
“treei. and were well pleased ulth3
Iihe good time afforded.
i The 1111111 911111111 111 the 0111 M11:
'Mn) ilower Hook and Ladder (‘ompnn-
lea was held last night in the Past
\‘orwaik Quarters. it was somewhat
ioxviiing until the last game one
’ovér and the results nunoumed.
The members'ot the East Norwaik
Improvement Msoointion are again:
3 named to remember the lecture to be
given by Town Superintendent or
walk hiah school on March 3131 at 1
o'clock. upon the subject of Junior
League Work.
street bridge will he started in the
spring as promised some time ago.
All are considerably interested in what
transpired at yesterday afternoon's
meeting or the liridgo Construction:
count at the meeting, which given evi-
deuce that in about 11 week the non-
tmot wui3~ mint 6 East Norwallt'
“PM “on he centurion
thus its interest io—aecentn 1:)
Rowuroa
Misti Oliveciole in recovering from
:1 row dayn’ illness.
3W
Fritz harshly. oi Rowoyton avenue.
who has been in the Norwaiivlioypi
tat for several days, in doing nicely.
Wm
Many It. Ambler. oi Manama;
student at the New Yoiii University,
in spending the Enter vacation ill. his
mom liens. its event last evening in
Gouth Not-walla“ with irisndr.
aim-W m
'1‘” .‘
’l‘hel' clone,
ed again after the afternoon session'
Der was administered last evening at.
3 7: 45 o‘clock in the Hunt Avenue Moth-j
Sevmnl new men1iie1sI
.I ~
Schools 1111 T. Chapman. under tha‘
auspices of the Woman’s Mnaicipni‘
League of South Norwaik. at the Nor- ‘
East Norwalii people are now mailyi
convinced that the new Washlnutonr
(honoured, and The seminars sq-I
‘down shire a low days ago, in
ported 1111 being very much improved.
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olive-pa
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1 'v'i'l‘il 111‘.."".(-;«.I"‘. "
12;. Thai
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and white ohraeks.
inns and cuffs and
Coats
and 36.
"“IACUZTAWAY
0n”Special Sale-
This Week
Made of Fine
- Men’s..Wear Serges
I in new spring colors: also the distinetive 'blnck
lined, with Skinner's .sutin.
High grade Shirt with a side pleat; sizes 14, 16, 181
trimmed: with fancy col-
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finished with them
Others combine
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. as er 1 mer
l ' '
'l‘iil-Z beauti- of the hundreds or Hate we have pro; :ared tor: this 11 eelt
Easier will please we believe. hermiae they are samples and the mnnulaetuter is
straw with Sfionéé or black velvet:
striped. ribbon. funny feathers. flowers, elm. all fresh and new in every way.
before
olstv
trimmed with Roman the 11
7'“ ship
I
Showing. of
Clothing
. Every garment is n11 epitgome
,. A wonderful display of Hand-
tailored Suits and Qvercoais at
uzrrices that are ridiculously low.
Sp pring
Men’s
les Every garment Show
mlt 'oi’ thorough workman
and artistic finish.
3 .
Open an
£106,099!
Frank Jacob
‘" ?' Opp. HoytsTheatre. Washington St
Cash or
Credit
I
‘ guests of Mr Snider's parents hire.
' John Reading 11111; left for 1111 ex
tended visit in Springfield and iloaton,
Mass.
.._..
Miss Mary Reynolds 01’ South Nor-
i
in Greens Farms.
Miss Anna Holmes oi’ Saugntuek
spent yesterday in Bridgeport, where
uho attended the vaudeville perform-
ance at. Poii‘s.
Temple Lotlge,' 11‘. and A. :u.. will
meet tomorrow evening at, its rooms
in the
business will he considered.
A play entitled "The Country Kid,"
is to be presentednl Nationailmll
all rtly utter aster 11y nembern
ho Sogh gt meal.
I}'l'ha condition of Willian Taylor.
who was seriously injured by failing
re-
Tho funeral oi Mlsn ill Sarah Oil.
111111 was held Tram her hd‘mo‘flutor
day nitornoontand who attended by a
large gather-inf of relative» and
Manda.
The funeral at Maren» fluid was...
held this afternoon from the chapel
oi Strangers. Mr. liale died at the
marldgoport hospital Sunday ownint,
after being treated there for 11 few
days. He has one oi the oldest mn-
denta in Bauhatuok.“ where who had
many friends. 1 '
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3 which was held 111st avenge tit
walk visited yesterday 111th relatives
Fable building. Only routine
wh- to ohnm WW3, WIS,
The members or an. pertinent no i
also or the Conmntioaal ohnroh '
‘ were entertained t
. hiring omit. J. A. .
inane of 1115111th considerate "“
afternoon it the 1
pmmln 1m Qonjoyid The trustees '
served tee and (lithe. .
i'liiio will I ma nttondh‘nco it 11111 '
musician or the “mar: more. it. at .
lodges. Allinei program was enjoyed.
There will be a meeting tonight or
the atheist hoard of the Westport
Methodist Episcopal church. it is sup.
posed that considerable important
business will be transacted at this
meeting and a large attendance is
looked for. The chief business will
be that of electing now dinners. also
name work that was adjourned from
iiho meeting of last week will he at-
tended to. A soclnl time will be en-
loved.
THAMER
ocuuars mo omcmm.
ouu come-fire onmomo
enables 1111 not y’to grind not?
13/ the lonsq we roecrioe at r ex:
'aminlux your hot all
grind any form oi” We 11111111111313;
the marital.
“You save the delay of sending
' your glasses away when you have
them made by Turner.
RUN
11 ‘MAIN 812,
NORWALK.
DLE’S
That Good Kind
Hot 1"
iron aooo FRIDAY. ,onosn EARLY PROM voun onocen,
oun waoous on Irmea s'rone.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
Buns
31 VAN ZANT'ET"
EAST NQRWALK.
, Applyinp Bishoprlc
. ticulariy where service Joe
Charles H. Ai ill on
in "W" Imlil mum mm sod «mum
in room limit it . “I
a; minimum. Even-ob: 111.11%?
risotto i1
“a“, Mm uisvoumluaut»
“enigma
pots; Tooth. all colors. Bo:
tinder the but cert. Give us
to he first clam '
Roses. Cit-indent, 1.11
mi - Elite. mil.
CUNilO’S ‘ FLOWER“ shoe; .
‘the place to buy
New litiiidin’gM
Bishoprie ,Wail Board 1
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Collin
Readers who int
construct old build agewi
ested in Bishopi-lc We
Sheathing—«he new that loll '
revolutionizing the build
are desired.
6 Seavlew avei. ' '2’
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arocx OF ,
RANG
is the most complete in its - '
cities. "
STAMFORD, MAGEE"
YORK, [lewd
17 Wall St
eyes EXAMINED rail:
AND oLAssea ounnsu‘rs
Open Monday and Saturday Ev‘
umrao BANK some 111:.
South Normikt
Enter 1.111111. Azelia, spire. (Gladstone and Queen Alex.
andra),‘i3sby Ramblers, Hydrangea. Daffodils. tingle and
double}, Hyacinth. all colors. from a plant to 11 plants in
ion and Amman: Ferns. Pansy
Piano. Geranium. These plants are grown in cool houses
a call. Every plint guara’nteikl
1g
EXTRA FANCY CUT FLOWERS. . - ' v
a: the Valley Sweet Pear. sun.
as, Tulips.» Fm Delivery to all
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Norwalk Chronicler