Ute PARIS
I Important Sale Saturday and
Monday ,
Greflyooihsoodpdcuqunm Ind Hmoo' Bill”. om.
Dresses. 311111111. wm ohd Katina-y: Pflootoouitovam
Dan'tmtorlnlytonvomm.rfl1lnowhfiothnmm
onusummromnfltmufltouc. Woolwtmotohuwo.
Come and buy. Solo in both storm
515 Main St... Stamford
33 ‘80. Main St. South Norwollt
The Part of .RIBBONS
In the New FASHIONS
Practically every niodo of fashion is hosed in some way upon
Rilblions. it rules in IMillinery; it dictates many of the fashions
of Dress; it. decorates lingerie; it is the decorative motif upon
Wnis-ts-«the trail of the Ribbon is overoverytihing I11 which wo-
men are interested.
Our stock is unexcellod in beauty 11.1111 diversity of patterns
in quality and in moderation of price
Every kind of Ribbon. every 'width all the newest colors.
MOIREB LINGERIE RIBBONS
ROM-ANS BCOTOH PLAIDB
DRESDEN’B
POMPADOUR
and scores of other styles in fullest momments.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOIUTH NORWALK.
SATI'NS
VELVETS
TAFFETAS.
Sewing Machines
We have taken the agency (of these Weewins Machines.
We believe them to be the best Family Machine in tlm mar-list.
Let us show their work.
A.Dickerman 81 Sen
oouru NIORWALK. coma.
we owe 11. A110 11. «can 111mm um
Teeth and School
or» have deductive tooth. tho
M once. Give the child n' chance.
You can't touch 11 man anything but
can you expect of children?
I; Meyers’ Spray Pinups,
I. lame and experiment. They hove
A Rare Opportunity Not to he Missed
LADIES’ AND MlSSES’
" uits at $14.98
Regal-fly 010.98 to $8108 models. in oil ohe high-close styles
and mills. Wins May and novelty woo‘vos. There one
too my otyloo to mulch doooflbo. but all no dointlly trim-
med W shirt omit. All colon inoindiu block.
.. Just mired 0. lug. siipoient of Coats. We cordially in-
vite your Mention
M. MOLTASCH; & SON
I20 WOW 8!. loin WWW O... -Wr¢.
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85 per out. of our pram school
children need dentistry. One hun-
dred per cent: 0! the backward schol-
Dr. J. H. Mallory.
cuuodncss if his teeth who. What.
Koop your child's tooth In ordor.
Ill no. gain 01.. on. Nomlk.
noun: 1 A. 11.10 s 11. u.
sunosva av APPOINTMENT
Fer M o
FRED: H. GAMING,
Fundrnl Dinotor Ind
Embolmnr.
miles and Rooldonoo
Tampons 004.
84 80. Main 8!. so. Nomi-tit.
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Nozzles, and Acces-
sories
are the result of years of exper-
,,_
'Bundny with his family 011 llanli Smallliom wfl have the pleasure or
days.
“Mr 'wnua Will." My given in ‘
the (‘hngregutiunol Church. will he.
”WW I ‘mm 13. igig
produced. in the (instructional Church ,
in bung Rhino. Thursday evening.
April 3.
Miss .Mane Blackmail was the recip-
ient or n pleasant birthday party at:
her homo 011 East 11110111111, Saturday
evening. There were lourteeu 0! ho:
friends present, and an. enjoyable time
was spent. Miss liiloolimnn proved 11
very agreeable hostess.
. 11m“. MIIGMD. at" Brooklyn, was
the guest of J , E. Hemp: on. Sunday.
' Miss Katherine more visited with
relatives in New York over the week-
end. ‘
The third musician evening of the
season will be given in the Town Hall,
Ithis evening under the direction at
Miss Child 11:11! Miss SmIsllhorn. no
t
James Leslie of NW" York ”w" this evening. Miss Child and Miss
lpresontlng their master, Karl mining-
or of New York violinist, us the solo
Mrs (1 l1: Dartt has recovered from lot of the occasion.
her illness of the lust week or ten.
GOV. BALDWIN MUM ON THEfl
WAR POLICY. 1
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street
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John Kelley. of Hartford. visited
with his mother on (‘artor sin-111 3111-.
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when in-
Mexican
linlilwin.
regarding the
ML _ 1 situation, was somewhat 110n-
Miss t‘lnrn liooth of New Mill‘oril‘oommlinl. "i do not 1111111111" said
is supervisor in the total telepho 11- ex Governor Baldwin. ‘thut 11 person in
(-l111.ng9Imy otheinl situation should make unvl
‘ statement regarding any foreign pol
icy such as this Mexican situation. At
the present time the United States
government is the sole spormor for
this country in its international nt-
;inirs." Gov Baldwin went to \\’11-:ter
1bury Mondn} to attend the annual
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lFounderu 11nd l’nti'lots, held 111 the H
Gov. Simeon E.
. térviewed
Dr W l).liofieol11:r is now driving ;
about town in his new ()11r'l11111i tour- '
int; cur. I1
W . .
Miss 313111.11 Smith is spending 5111» l
eml days with M‘rs. (lldonwnld in
(llenhrook.
been developed with spraying it-
self in line with spraying needs
and have withstood the test made
oithemforservicesndrollobility.
I? ans 11 oowI
, . YOUR HOME
moons more than o more
keep it thot woy.
II‘WIIIIllIi! an,“
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Patronize Your Home Florist
Cut Flowers nan Evcly on I
MflfiWAu. timoo. ,. , .
5111.1. 1.1m. for "out, one.
1,.1uuo
it
m of
° ennui-run:
with his parents on Smmiord lil'IoIIIil‘i nor. Clarence ll. Wiciihnm hunches I
' min from l’lnrtlord at "Der Hemloch,”
lodging-
_You want it Wis ond~ nitroc-
1 live and we on help you motto oud
Mops you need a whole new
,tortliunorlor «Monmoholr
hrtiiellvinx ”uncommon-o1
iris tohietor yourhodmmorocoqg
-‘ minis» murmurs“.
vcont. Wotan Mann» your‘m'nitiiro
f my Whilmflh'sm
i of 31111111111111 8““ ton 1111011130 members being presé‘lllI
leery. sent Sunday with 111111111111 ”1:1! business meeting was 111-111 .11 12 :10
.’l‘orrinxton. land officers for the ensuing your worei
1 _ MW" ~" ‘ :electod as follows. (lovemor, Pranks
l llenysmin 011w. 01 Mfld‘W“ med A Corhi‘u N911 llmen: depnti rover l
W illiiun W clsh
l over 811111isy.I
.ter; chaplain the Rev John A. Dawn
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\lrs Hnrriet 111.1111, 01 Nor-1111111 ls :go'rn 31- I I” II‘ “IIII
'Vlfilillg with lira. ll .\ Pots 011 llnil-' 0111115011 IIII Haw“ IIIIIIMIIIm'-
~.\rthur lull \\ oorlruil, .‘lt. (Iarn1elz1
Food “”1“"- Iltreusnrcr Philo P i~-ln1'1n,l31idxe§
—" port: ooum'ellors for three years (‘
e 11'
Frederick Gehrels or limit I has 151. Walker, \1111 linvzon Ernest B.-
l t‘ in o
l3;‘:?mw;;h the Now mm“ ’ t lEllsworth llnrti’ord: .ilmon (‘. 1111111.;
1) y _._- iWutsrhury -
Tim reports of ih1- secretory 11mli
‘1 Miss Laura Field of Port ChesterI.
Won the guest of friends in town over
lthe week-end.
treasurer were rend 111111 approved;
mod it was voted to appropriate 8201);
to he 111111) towards building 11 el1)ist.I‘er
‘ h‘dwin Bennel 0‘, New York ‘5 stop Ilin the “unhingion Memorial ohnpei
or What Forge,11l111h is iii-in; built
in with his sister Mrs J H III) 1.1
p g y by patriotic societies of the 11 origi- ‘
Oenoko sv.enue
Inal states. Six 111111 11910111111111 were
‘nilmitlod to incinlmrship in the or-
.gunizstion.
Following the adjournment of the
Ihtxsinoss meeting dinner was served,
‘nlter which Governor llnldwin and the
Rev Dr. Dinsmoro. of Waterbury.
Mrs William Raymond accompanied
by Mrs. Minnie Brouor. spent vesterg
’dny in Norwsllr ' I
Mrs Willis Cummings spent Sundoy
with her sister. Mrs. Hirorn Wokcmon.
on Smith's stage. 1"
polio
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N Y.. N H. 81 H. R.
Timetable
IN EFFECT MARCH 15, I9“.
3 11. 1). Atwnter or White Plains was
.in town several days. visiting with R
iii-lends slid reistives.
(Promo Gregory rntericined his 0011- I
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l
\
‘Mill Port. lost mil.
Mrs Hiram Wnkomon has sold her-1
'lnithinl old horse. Jim. and bounht n IlOOU'l'H NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
new one in its place. . A M.~-l: 2011 {1:8311. (1:11le 11:09.
- p 6:55;. 7:183. INS. 8:17x. 8:55!.9:11'1x.
anu-
M1231“! Mrs Harold Scoliold Visited 9:37 10 2711'. 10:1511. 11:111.
over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rich- 1’. 3114:0911. 1:18. 3100.1. (".29.
11rd Olin-tend of Wilton. hills. 51:12:“ (1:44. 6:00;; 6:47. 7.021.
17:311. 1112:. 10:125.
Nnuyo.
A. M.~-—12:2£rl. 5:381.
10:21:. 11:24.
P. M.--l‘.’:80:, 2:11;.
6:00x. 7:011, 7:12. 7:873. 9:42.
10:28. I
. Roger Buckley oi Sllllllm’d 1111s the"
imam of his sister, Mrs. Albert Do
Forest. during the Easter vacation.
23:41:. 8:54.
3200:, 0:“.
10:12:,
Percival Gregory is employed at the
branch otnco ond salesman oi the
Central Gum in Stamford.
Shlolson Brown and Harry Kaiser
snout tho week-end with Mn and Mrs.
”W.--
NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWAMt.
A. M.~—4:lhx, 5:40. 6:48.
8:511. 9:153. 10:01:. 10:05.
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10:501. /
11:03.
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3:8011.‘ 3:55. 41'”, 8508:, 1812!, 0:38.
1:11:11; 6:02,. 9:10:1- 930814;“. 1111511.
11:30. 1210011..
' , Sundays.
A. 11-41mm. 810311. 9111011,
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P..H'.-12‘101 1: 031‘. .313”. 5: “‘1
Walls: Burton-oi. New York.
Mr nod Mrs. Wlllhni Bush“ and
daughter violtod with ll". Booths”
Mm to Stanford. Sam].
M: .111 MIN. Iwmioin Knapp «1nd
homily were (out: or truncation rel-
.W olives in town over the wash-cud. .1
I'll! MOM Mahmoud spent her
m menu in" 11.111111... I" ”I"
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utilit- noun or“: ”‘M‘
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fin. 111-1.», 1: metro. 11m _
10:02:,
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5100 0101!. 71141.0: 10: 9:t011. ll: till. ..
Manama willow 11.111.- I '
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r1. air-«12.1mm 1:11:11. mix. 1.121.?“
11110 Manchu
on 11cc.
Established 1195']
fill-‘-
Spring Clothes for Little
Folk
Gingham and Crepe Frocks, 111111111] 11111] dainty eliurln.
guy plaids in light and medium colors, made up in 1111M}
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- childish fashions with collars. cuffs and belts of \1‘l1111-
crepe 111' pique. plain or t‘illlH‘lllilCl‘t‘il with colors 111 1111111'l1
the material.
$1.50 11111] 111). 1qu age.» .1, l1) 8 year.»
”-Many‘ novelties of quain t style that have been put out
this season. and very sensible and practical they are too.
111»
° “Peg 0’ _My Heart" Frocks. 0h. little imcl. 11'
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htnrt such .1 witisuuii little fashion in l'llt‘ SiVlt‘ 111' :1
little “hits unist of fine material in i1111 pluits 1m \\lll(ll
1.x fastened with large white pearl liuttnns 11 stiuiglit llllli
I skirt of blue or tan haskot cloth 111' other 1'11tt11u suiting
$3.00 and $4.75. for ages (1 11ml 8 year-
For the Little Men.
"David Copperfield" Suits,
straight. ~l11u'1-11'111~11-1l
blouses to which 1111: lllllitlllul l1ttlv ll'llll~t‘l'~ \\lll1
straight legs. in \1'lilti:.t.'111 111111 llllli‘.
Oliver TwiSt“ Suits. 11110 piece. lilmm' :1111l ll‘illl\1'l'\
will! :1 belt.
Middy SullS.lt)1L~'t'l)lmlsc Hing llung- \1111114111. and
$2.00 and $2.50..»
Beach Rompers. many styles in line. «luck and \1i1111-
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pique from 50 cts. up.
straight loose trousers.
Lang and Short Coats. Sweaters all wanted Styles
and colors.
Fancy Headwcar.
Straw Hats of simtle fashion. Lingerie Bonnets and
Caps.
8111110 lilt‘tl 11f tl11's1: '1'} attractive lltlli- stilt-s 111.11
in: hail from the 111i111'l1311' :it the corner of Fairilold Am.
.\11 extensive slumpig 11f all little gunnents 1m 1111- >1'1'1mil
(Illllili‘cllIx \\I1'111'
iloor. Soriiuu
HEISEY GLASS
For All Household Uses.
Colonial Punch Bowls. $1.50. $2.50. $3.00 and $3.50
Colonial Jugs. 10. 20. 3o. 45. 50 and 60 cts.
Berry and Salad Bowls. 10. 20. :5, 3o. 35 and 45 cts.
Cream Jugs. to. 15 ‘and so cts.
Spoon Trays. 15 and 20 cts.
Table Glasses by the Dozen.
(Iolmlial Il'umblers. '24. 50. F0. 75 (in. and 81.1.11
Thin lllowu 'l‘umblvrs. plain (x1 rt».
Etched. 75 £15.. $1.00. $3.011, $4.011 11ml up
Goblets. 600. sins. $2. 00. $2.51), $3.00. $4.1m. $13.00 .
ISherbets. ()5c. $1.110. 81.511.32.75. $3.00. 84.011 to $6.111»
Cocktails and (florets. 811552.110.5.13.11.111111l $1.51)
Wines, . 75 cts. $1.25 and up to $4.511
11111151115 Glasses. .15. 75c. $1.00. $1.50 and $2.110
Grape Juice. 50. (so. 85 Ms 11ml up 111 $2.111»
Hollow-stem Champagnes. $5.50. $42.50 111111 $8.00
l’oriaits. . $12.03. $300 and $4. 511
Cordials. $1.75. $2. 00 :1an $3 75
liighballs. . )c..$1 25. $2.00 in $4.I 5'11
11111011111111.9111. ‘ , ' 75. 85 ilS..$l.(X). $3. 0
Egg Cups. $1.110. $2? ’1
$1.211. $1.511. 52.110111) to $61111
Finger Bowls.
Norwalk Chronicler