NM“
' L nuance. am”
' spring wear.
Both handsome Ottercoate~and~ just the. right weight for
The Chesterfield curries some/dignity or conm. 'l‘hesBal-
moconn is not only stylish but so comfortable as to be. al~
1 most lndlopenolblo tor motoring or general wear—n good coat
Li too for the rainy days of April.
310 00 315 00
Cream. Farina. and a
L Package of Becker’s
~ Cream Rice,
‘ value 200' for,
we wil1ol’i‘cr a
:‘Packagc of; Hcckcr’s
100
Litre mooninu our iron noun mm.“
. JGXVEB‘ 1TB CUSTOMERS? THE BENEFIT OF ITS PURCHASING PU WP)“. BY ITS LOW l’liiflib‘fi, EKGEL‘ '
; Lnn'r ouALmr AND mgrrlolnnr Ismvmuwl'ronu ,
GROCERY STORE
9‘9 Worthington Street
U» v—I—mwamal -W...... w ..
A groom 'null’r A1.Vv.\mé”’L
“Phone: 410 South Norwalk
Dried Ponchos; wing. £136. 250,]
gceml hoodlum; r43 oz. jar, m 250
:10vai‘ Pure Jody. large tumblersrd for 257i:
Campbell’s Soups. or Beans, ‘ L? 3L1lors25cL
Finest Head. Rice-it’s cheap-+3 lbs. 250 '
Atlas Tommi)», cut to .. 10c
10 STAMPS WlTH
. L; Crisco an l?” to cooking, No. 2 Atlas Cocoa 1-4 lb. can ....... 1 SOAP LSALE4
1111 7 . ._ can .....;i ................ 23c Atlao Imp. Oil 1.. 9 pt. hot... .250
; .’ Armour'l arm Juice 16 ounce Atlas Blue 14 lb box ....... loo Fairy Soap cake ............
l ; bottle ..................... 22c Atlas Borax 1-2 lb kag ..... 10c smutheart Soap. cake ...... 4c 1
. Starch, clean and lumpy. it). So Crystal Sal Soda, 2 pkgs ...... 10c Fclr Naptha cake ........... 4c L
. 1 Crystal Domino Syrup, 2 can. .25c Atlas Black Pepper, 14 lb can, Kirkman's Soap, 6 cakes ..... 250
1 Red Aluka Salmon tall can .15c ........ 10c.. Davoy'o Borax $089, 7 cakes 25c
. 1 ‘~ 1 1 Atlas Tobie «Salt, large pkg, 10c Babbitt): Soap, 7 cakes ...... 25c
1 (chronic Lemon Lllng Peacheo. Au“ Sauce 'bottle ''''''''''' 100 Chunk so”), 10 cakes ......... 25C
1 . in heavy syrup. “""H‘H" 15° Olives medium size bottle 130.
. . . ‘ '4 Atlas Brand Pure Fruit Jame "
l 2 Atlas Washing Fluid ........ 100 sliced Pineapple in rich syrup
_1FAnotherStetson'i Yes Sir Stetsous have the call in Huts 15 ounce 13" -------------- 15° Atlas Ammonia, bottle ........ 10c can 15c
today and «we‘ re showing'n mot line as usual. If you don' t . ' ;1 Large can California “paw“ 18° Atlas Lye. can ............... 10c """""""""
care to my ‘350 mu.“ find some big values ln Wilsons at 1 1 (Empire State Lemon or Vanilla_ Golden Grain Floor 24 1-2 ll)
1 $3 and $2 All shapes in both. lines, salt huts land dcrbies l 1, are"; Gage Plums .......... 1.1 120 Extract ................... lac bag ................... ‘fi .1
1 : , . w u H n c ‘ ‘
M11381111111u1mmot8heuw street. The electron! commlodioners Of course the unity dish brim is found in ahu (inn e
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020.00 . l
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ol“ | ‘ , .
ert. recently motored to Nor. South Norwalk will meet tonight. L ' I
walk. 1 " L
: MissMabelemond. “redeemed-W '
teacher, is spending her vacation at8
Jamaica. L. I.
Granulated Surat —-—- for one Week only ~— 23 pounds 31 00
S and H. STAMPS HELP TO KEEP THE HOUSE lN ORDERuASK FOR THEM. SAVE THEM,
Mrs. Merton 'Barrott. ol‘ New Co-
noun, has been entertaining her sister
from Norw‘alk.
'W. H. Church, of Church 6': Miller.
the building of the Hayes block. in
North Main street. has been removed
and the workmen are engaged on the
other.
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Mr andIMrs.Sidnoy R Chichester or contractors Drincoll fond Sullivan are
Now Canaan visited Walter Nichols, “ 01900.8 11691le on tlt’oraddltion to the
in the Norwalk Hospital Sunday Citv. 03ml; The Lacuna: of the inte-
.....,.,._._. rlor iii about completed as for on tho.
Miss Edith M. Anrnnclr has returned ground level. "
._ has returned from a two days' visit in - . . L i ’ 1
Lincoln Council. No. 4, 0. U. A. M., Washington. C0111!- .2 .. l v” . , . . , t .
will work the third degree tonight and “‘- ..11L L 1 ' ‘ . . . . ; : ' : . - - -
will have a blowout. One of the big trees interfering with 1 1 - ‘ . ' ' ‘ ‘ g .
Mrs. William ii. Rodimer and dough~
tor, of New Canaan, have been visit—
ing friends in Norwalk.
wesrp'on'r SMELT, BLUE FISH. .
mmva FLAT FISH, coo; HALiBUT, smmsn MACKEREL,
HADDOCK AND omen Kmos ALL FRESH, NOT FROZEN. LONG
oLAMs OPENED mo in SHELLOVSTERS1 R0L11ND ‘
ammo. oosLmo cums. L
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market ‘
Every Lady Likes Our New Models of
Mrs. Tray is able to be about after a.
serious illness.
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The W'omens Social c1ub met withi
Mrs Rider Wednesdax
Colonial Pumps
1» We have never shown a dainticr shoe, or one
i ’ more suited to the ideas of every well dressed wou
mss “deuce Louden is we “1m” man. The heels are of the latest design, some of
- l : her vnstlon out oi town then covered “nth celluloid and the leathers 3“ ‘
11 m1 her home in Wilton nfler spending .. s . ———_.._‘=.l... “:4 “A West End Wailing?” 8t. Bridge South Norwollc ii. . .f . — r; ., i _ eitht gun metal or patent leather or an attractive
a few days with Miss Stalin Enron, of 'Beii- $0 0" the objection of New TELEPHONE 103 Free Delivery Uptown and Downtown Miss Louise Smlbert or Miami-burn; comb ation of bOth‘
boulh Main street. Huveu l". N. G. oiflcera that the dates» 1““ hello visiting in this place 1 1i 1 \-' 2 like to Show our shoes.
--—~— of tho nl‘untry Officers' Camp of [n- _.._...-_._...__._...._...._... l f ~
we
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Mr and Mrs. Elmer J. (Smith and struction conflicted with the dates or
their son. Wallace. 01 New York. Spent Yale University commencement the
Um Easter holidays at their house on mp dates have been changed to
West Norwalk avenue. June 8 to 12 inclusive by orders is-
oued from the oilico of the udiutnnt
Governor Simeon E. Baldwin win be general_
a speaker at the convention in New
Haven, April 29—May 2 of the National
Society Daughters oi 1812,
E Meyer chlin is preparing to open
in second grocery store in \l'izlnlpnuh. .
Conneally and Bracken
18 WASHINGTON ST.
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A non uns born to Mr and dirt-Ll
George (‘nxunagh of main street, Monv;
(lily.
Fresh Mined CoalatLowest Prices
coAL 3
-—«Monruiug blinds, hat and
O'ilirien‘o.
Ci) .
at Farmers are taking ndiautngc ol‘ the
nice \Veuihcr to do their ploughing.
. Mrs Thomas Smith and Thomas, ".Jr
spent Tuesday with Mm F J Smith.
Mrs Robert London has a fine new
Ford machine which she is learning ,
to drive.
——-1 will give dirt to any one who The members of the Klondike (‘luh
will cart it away Apply Monday cor- which meet tonlg t to discuso the mat-
ner Ann and 'No. Main Sta. Hayes' tor of the propotxl new school which
MWY the‘board ot cdt. ntlon has voted to
build. The locotir '1 of the new build
ing will he on the Hill and the mem
bers are to adopt a recommendation
on the most favorable and present it to
the school board.
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,HARRIS 8r GANS COMPANY
Water Street, South Norwnlk.
The Prettie. Park on Connecticut' 3 Coast
Mn...—
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Colon and ram ,
ily. or South Norwalh. spent Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Anna Dietzko, on
Seminary street, Now (lanolin.
An ideal shore resort 1*
to the public on
Decoration Day for the Season
Roller (‘ouslcl ride of o, 000 feet. 7 000 feet of floor space in dancing 2
paVilion. 1,000 both houses with plenty of shower bulbs, and modem
toilet facilities. File BeuutifuL Casino is 21 real restaurant with expiry-
icuced chef, and the bout cooking and service at moderate price.
Positively no intoxicating liquors sold or allowed on the glauuds.
A ten minute trolley servica “let him )9
Reservations for excursions, and for large private ball room should j
r l‘umily parties and excursions will be. 0pm ,. L L
Tel. 721. .
Mrs. William LodesV ille of East Nor-1 '
walk and two children Visited in this!
place Tu csng 1
"Fl luther M. Wfi 11 Oliver P. Lockhart is planning my
start for New York, Thursday. to stay l
till Sunday night.
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«The officers 0! Stamford Lodge. Bo
novoleut and Protective Order of Elks.
were installed this week by Past Ex»
oiled Ruler William C. rI‘wom‘bly, of
East Nor-walk.
.Mrn. Jennie Johnson. of Cross street.- l
First district. and Mrs. 0'.” Krnemer l
and daughter, Miss [do Kmemer, ol i
North Main street, Second district.
were visitors in New Haven, Wedneo
day, and represented the Louisaindge,
No. 6. 0. I). H. 5., at the twenty-fifth ,
anniversary of the Einlghelt Lodge :
They report it pleasant time. 2
l be. booked as early. as possible.
_A Limited Number of Private Bath Houses will be Rented
for the Season.
Address NEVILLE B.\YLEY Manager Roton Point, Phone 500, or‘
R. H FITCH Room 10, Gazette Building, Norwalk, Conn.
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Miss Helen Carpenter. oi.’ South iNor‘
walk, was among those who enjoyed
the dancing at the Seventh Company's
ball. in the Armory, last evening.~—-
Stamford Advocate. "
Dealer in Overland Cars; Brockway
Trucks from ‘4 ton to 2 ton; 0- Universal jf ifi“.d‘§§.‘§§ 51.3333? """m
Trucks from 1% .ton to 5 ton; ‘5' Chase »
Alfred Lumber; has returned to his :1 ..
William J. Mulligan, state deputy ol
\‘lro William 'Ahrohs, Who has been
the Knights of Columbus, has appoint
, 3* vcl’ry sick, at Norivolk hospital, is im~
Division No. 1. A. 0. 1i, hold its reg-
l ‘ “A 0"
1 od M. J. Brennan, of New iHil‘VBIl / proving nicegy 311 Per homo on “am P ,N
ulnr meeting last 1118M: and initiated Conn, to have charge of the exomlnu TIHCks from to“ to 31“)“. ‘ ntreet ' O. N’ Pride Of NOI‘WEIH TC‘haCCO P‘ 0
two cwdldatea. The tickets for the tlonn which will be hold in New in . «.— 8‘4 Ounces--~ 5c '53 secnuO
dance, Whi‘ih will "9 hold on Suturdny. van. 011 May Mill. l'Oi‘ all applicant The Boy Scoutowoi’ this place spenh This l‘olmcco is prepared expressly lol urnaud dried by WAKl‘l‘h‘
April 25. in Hibernian HI". “"0 (“5' in Connecticut {who desire to compel ML...“ ..,._..,._.-. u. delightlul evening, Tuesday. with P-l'l‘EN'i‘ PROCESS of nicotine extracting Big .Value. Small cost.
tributod. for the Knights of Columbus ocholn '
x the Camp Fire girls utiliolr. rooms;
in Norwalk, Mr. and Mrs. Borglum and
{lilies Dorothy Mllior were apronoun
Games were played and rel’reohmeuts
served.
LA’VICE’S Cigar, Stationery and News Store
MAlN STREET NORWALK
P o. N. 1 .
‘ ships, at the Catholic
{Wilbur F. Smith, game warden of Washington, D. C.
Fnirilold county, will lccturo tonight i
at 8 o'clock ut the First Baptist “""w'w' "
tlhrur-h. Washington and Wool; ovon- ‘: ' ' '
n05, Bridgeport. Game Warden Smith '
will have us his subject: 'lSpring Birds
and Flowers," nndhln lecture will be
illustrated by more than 100 column ‘
slides.
University (Formerly J. T. Havaal
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The City National Bank
(lnpltul Surplus and Stockholders’ Liability, $390, 000. 00.
MONEY.
'i‘ho disposition of money is often a troublesome problem.
To individuals executors, administrators, trustees. minrdlons. ,
ireuouroro and effluent this Bank otters its services not only as is
place of deposit but in an advisory cwpwolty.
We welcome an opportunity to dlscuso these matters with. you—“
our officers are moosolhle at all times. '
('nll and inspect curt-lute Dapoclt Boxes. 1
interest 4 per cent. paid in our iSnvlngo Department.
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-~Any akin itching in n temper-test
or. The more you scratch the worn '
it ltchea. Doun‘ o nintment ours pileo.
'eczemumony skin itching. At all drug
storm.
on.»
Miss MARION QOLLIN‘GS AND "
MASTER- oaonoa HOWES
aynpnlooo.
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25 ii. 1’. Touring Cur. was run 22 L2 mllru per hour for 22 hours
Gus consumption ‘19 HO miles per gallon. Tomi dlntmlco covered
500 miles. with n bodied bonnet non-minim; slop contest.
Halter Brion McMahon, who has
been spending the lost two weeks with _
lilo grandmother, in Brooklyn. was on
hi. way to thoiolioro, yomrdny. when
he stumbled over a pocketbook, on
Honinonatrcct. containing $60.14; A .
olin 0! paper. containing the Mme and ,2
“dubs Mather own-r. written in Jew- ;
mammal!” (and in the pocketbook. ..
Huber. Brien communicated with the '.
om. '
There's Magic In It!
With lt—‘u '1!‘
you can pay enpenaeo when
out of work, be free iron)
debt should illness occur,
grasp um business opportu-
nity—«in a word Bill mom:
PENDBINTl
Got your Ready (loch
fond started by opening a
saving! Account with The
South Nordolk Trust cm}
My WW;
1|- WI cent: inmost paid
A birthday surprisopnriy was held ~
yummy afternoon ‘lnhonor of Miss 1
Marion [innings and disaster George I.
Howomol'. Woodward avenue" 'l‘liero '
1 were than twenty, of their friends . _ '
innocent. Games "were rpiwcd and a i
. time was enjoyed by maths. club
"333.? who amended Many WWII m mat, April Lil—hue mpbre‘ DEATH AN Accloruo':
. this Name received by the am and 1,1..th1) puma; which or. WIDGEPOR’F. Avril liPm
hootm Dainty reimlmonto Were ol- rived yegtérday from Mmanflge‘ John J, Melon mid yesterday W
0’0 mm M W were: NM and mum it. L, mg (19. Would find that the death of do!
you. mom who Mi um Willa W at: amon- owing" to one Dean. of Bethel who was killed Mir
Marduk-Gallium minimum Bum ob Wu “your many hot mom train: in 80M< Not-mile
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Clm'Flowers Fresh Every Day
’1‘» . , , PLANTS or ALL «mos.
rum. LINE or room, no.
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Good Job hinting
M‘ m .1 '- L' w" ““m ion. with» m Ahab m‘mwm . comm woo «widening new to
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