me PARIS
Important Sale Saturday and
Monday
Mischa Suits. ~
tironlly reduced prices at Women's lyliltl t‘oo‘ls,
Dresses, Skirts, Wuists nnd Millinery. l'riuo otulllihtl may” *{vrehuseI
Don't wait for July to save money, lllllil new is the hue hell you
curt lutve on your nppurei from $0 to till. he ulth tree of charge.
Come and buy. Sale in both stores
33 80. Main St. South Norwalk 515 Mm St, Stamford
M $— .Ia-‘I-Iu M
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How much we. rupprcciale the low-bust corset of today with its
easy lines and suede-like finish. but the low-bust. corset nettls it
llrassiere. ‘ .
They are. no ionrcer the seven- garments ol‘ rigid lines, but are
mode as well of all-over embrolderies, nil-over int-es, nets‘ crepe
do chine, etc.—-u hundred ornamental and sel'iricenhle styles]
One style is suited to flat or thin figureswunother‘ brings the
litres of a full bust low a thind brings restrnint from It. buck
pull; still another from in t‘_ront down to the back.
ll.
Beautiful models of the best III:Ikes~—ll. Warner‘s.
and W.,‘ Model, lilo Bevosc, Ringslon, et at.
Prices begin at 2569 up i.) $4 00
The N. E. Ryan Co.
as WASHINGTON STREET. “’" SOUTH NORWALK. ‘
and .l.,
Month-End Sale;
BEGINNING MONDAY. APRIL 27TH, A WEEK or claims.
TUNIT’Y.
For our Month-End Sale we make, Special
Garments,
\such suirs.
i‘rices on
iiroitcn Lines linll ()dd items bought
Silnlliltl
raspt’l‘lllll)‘ for
GARMENTS. FLOOR COVERIN03..
Sample Shirt Waists.
50c. Regular price $1.00.
Fibre Rugs.
$7.49. Regular price $1000.
9 ft. by 12 It.
. Sample Shirt Wat-ts.
‘_ . . 75¢“ Regular price $1.49.
Tapeetry ' “Rugs.
$12.49. Regular price $15.00.
9 ft. by 12 it.
Sample House Dresses.
74c. Regular price $1.00.
A
Axminlster Ruge.
$19. 44. Regular price $22. 50
Sample House Dresses.
980. Regular price $1.45,
LOOK FOR oun on.'sv2nv DAY.
A. Dickerman & Sun
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WI: GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADMG STAMPS. .I.
Iii from President Alston: retiirns to
Itll‘l United States, intercom capital-
ite s in the deal and formuthe Amer
ican Mining Company. inlay returns
.to Alancho as general mlutlker oi the
'compnny. lilo engages us minors idle
soldiers under the command. of {lotion
al Rojas, vicepresidentvtotl Ahncho.
General Mendoza-n, o! thelAlnncho arr
my, aspires to the presidency. and pay.
in; a visit to the comp, expresses dis-
satisfaction at the terms ,ol'uuxreomont
Clay this with Alvarez. Jinn uses the
. dissathilootion as a «:1me his own
personal greed, and tries ,to blackmail
may. ”The latter refusop;_Mondozza‘s
demand end he leaves. .valng van-
geence and revolution against Presi-
“‘1 $39; 3:;chllafamftlzrllng- It dent Alvarez. Mendoza: is routed and
. defeated. Clay wins and it oil ends as
Blanche- Leslie. the Sunshine om, It 8mm, ,
is to dispense sunshine by the car
Plll’llllil illllilllillli
1H OYT‘SW TH EATRE.
. Another delightful musical comedy
‘Vrévue. Ten charming girls and boys
‘Iiiro to appear at Hoyt’s Theatre for
the first three days of this week in
The Surprise Party,” a delightful epi-
ehtle ‘0’! youth. beautifully presented.
It um Sig dict heading a breat um.
Atlnielysltetch, "A Day in Camp,"
lilolétlnp a war tithe incident in soon;
in “satire, is another set on this big
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of, lHoyt'u this week. Hills Los- OPPORTUNiTIfl.
as o fund of topical songs, ”up
warm sue. ‘5; west vowel
mm Addlnkton
. it It astute xymnustto
or. the the athletic
little it‘ll s repertoire replete to
him It
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Teeth and School
Each day hr‘itm heir ”Matthieu. . ‘
Itdded Wiblliflelf 00! 21011900 who“
rare him to We WM outer:
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85 her cent. of our present school
children need. dentistry. One hun-
dred per cent. of the bitCk‘WflI‘d schol-
ars have ”defective tooth. *See
Dr. J. H. ‘ Mallory
lit once. (live the child d'c’ltuhco.
You can't teach it nutn anything but
cussedness it his teeth ache. What
run you expect of children?
\ly‘ll‘l
illhlm
lllllmll it
Keep your child’s teeth in order.
10 80. Main 81.. 80. Nerwalk.
HOURS: 0 A. M. T0 8 P. M.
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
STAMFORD
We do not by any means claim
For auto-auto gervico Cull
FRED. H. GANUNB,
Funeral Director and
Embulmer.
Office and Relldeneo
Telephone 004.
84 So. Nlaln at. so. Norwnllt.
are the only good furnaces, but
we do most sincerely believe that
no other furnace will give more
vice titan the STAMFORD will
with just ordinary care.
Our belief is based on our long
Meyers' Spray Pumps.
experience with the STAM-
NOZZICS, and ACCES— FORD in the hands (If our cuss
. tumors-9
sones ’ *‘ S\i.i-‘. iiY
are the result of years of c‘xper-
ience and experiment. They have
Horace R7. Nash,
‘porner North Main and West Streets.
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Wines
Rev. A S, ‘Mcli‘orn returned to New
l ilnven, Sunday.
Mrs. Frances Brady has
‘iro n Unit in Wilton.
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PM U l‘llml
llennett llrothers are
now slaughter house.
Miss Susie Fillllllllllcl‘ is
friends in New l‘orlt.
erecting :l
Ilslilnsl
been developed with spraying it-
self in line with spraying needs
and have withstood the test made ileti friends in Reading
of them for service and reliability. : M
' l .\Ilrs. Lorena Wilcox is
CHAS E DOWLI‘I‘onI her recent illness,
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a—‘fi—v‘w—I __
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l Frederick Burrltl has purl-hosed IIII-
oiher pair of young oxen.
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recovering
l Mrs. R. l‘. \i‘llliums spent
‘with friends in (“ruse Highway.
ii'rhlny
Clarence Beers is about again. nt-
Itcr his recent illness with measles.
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Miss ,l.izzie Adams is spending a.
row day‘s with upper parish friends.
lihurles floors has returned to
IBrldgeport. after spending a few days
in town.
Mrs. L, Harris returned Sunday eve
plug from n week-end visit in Pound
Ridge: .\'.
tun-nun: I
YOUR HOME
means more than a mere lodging. Mrs. Tuttle of Bridgeport ls spend-
You want it comfortable and slime-"“3 30“” time “’1‘“ “'5- “019““ by
five and" we can help you make and ““5 0‘ .\’orllcld.
keep it that way.
Perhaps you need it. whole new
set of
Mrs. M. E, Turney has been quite
ill for several days, at tier home in
the upper parish.
FURNITURE
for the parlor, or Just an easy chair
for the living room, ’n'dainty dross-
‘ihg tnblo for your bedrOOm or a con.
Venient chino. clolset liar the dining
room. Wo‘cn‘n till hit your furniture
needs.
The A. J. Angevme
&Son Company
SOUTH NDRWIALK
For-Sale
choice uu‘twm‘o‘ "Lora.
weer AND LOW: ore
Mrs. Frederick Banks and Mrs. Lino
loy Corsa‘ have recovered from at»
tacks or mumps.
Miss Helen Sullivan spent the week-
end in Greenwich and Miss Myrtle
. Meade in Westport.
Joseph Boandry has purchased an»
other horse and ostohllshed a thin
.‘ ‘ route through town.
I‘ ‘ .
Nortl‘eld Grange held its regular
semi-monthly session, fellow“! ‘by an
interesting program may evening
W
‘ll'rlends‘ sympathise with :Mr. m
Mrs. trolley makwood in the loss at
their Wt son. who died two (toys
, sitter Ibirth, last week.
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A Welltdttonded and most ”enjoyable“
politic m nutter the hospice: or the
mrmnmmnt “newton. was
W WMIW evshiun It ”the ml-
Denim 6!"er and Mrs. C. H. Bone
1 The residence or James D’Lonry on
‘ spent tho lost three weeks with reiu~
that S'l‘AMT’ORD FURNACES ~
satisfactory results or longer ser-‘
Mr. and Mrs lit l.. lint-rill hnIe vie-
- sloner stripped the pours in proceed:
, elite and the volition department re
ySlate street is boln'g leslIingled
Mrs. ltivhurd Penny 0t Greens
Forms is visiting relatives on Long
island.
Miss Muudc
Stillman of illusion,
tiles in town.
Miss Mabel flanks of Sound llerlch
is spending it week with relatives in
Greens Forms.
l Miss Elizabeth \t’nlsll Iit'lli‘ct'tls
Forms is spending two weeks with
reiuliven lll Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs, il‘rederit'k llubbnll
und i'mnily of (Tempe have returned.
from u. few Illtys‘ stay with friends
in .\'ewtown. ‘
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.\tilIl‘t‘y i.. \\'yekol‘i,
yours wire chief
the ts‘otilhcrn .\'t‘W
i'or sever-ell
at the ltltttl office of
il‘nidund 'I‘eiephono
"l‘olllptuly. has been plmnolod to that l,
position ill. the \on l‘IIllqul ex 5
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change. \l'tt"k01‘l will loulc Ilvxl \\(‘l'l\
for his next position {Hill is twin.-
ttralilinteli by his friends.
(' (ill
Work is protrt‘ensing l'npidll on the:
new Sherwood building on Sixth! Street}
.Ilnd it will soon be read) for ()t‘.(‘l|'l‘
hunt-y. The strut-lure will be of t'mI-‘
(Tutti biorlts Zillil will he two stories“
high. The ground floors will ho or:
l‘ltpiuti by n lullor shop....-I pool room.I
(’Hiili‘l‘llmllll‘y store and the West end‘
will It» Added to the it'rnzy Kat Lunch "
room. The upper will I‘utlttlinI
offices.
flour
.\lrs. I‘lIurit-I‘I tieIIdrirhs ctllrt‘lainod'
II number of her friends at. n whist?
“(tilt at her home in ’l‘rcndwell uvo
lllli‘I Snusnltueh, Thursday afternoon
Six tnbim were orrupied by the pin)»:
(II-s. l-‘ollowing the, games o bullet
luncheon and refreshments were serv—
ed.
following: .\lrs. Leonard (innit. Mrs.
John Gregory. .\IIsn Gladys Keith. Mrs. ‘
Leslie Sniffen and Mrs. Willis S.
Jones. who won the consolation far-
or.
A youth who reduced to divulge his
name but sold to be u student til the .
Staples High School. entered the
Bridge Pharmacy. Saturday alter-
noon III 4 o'clock and asked the pro-
prietor. .iohn J. O‘Connor to treat a
hurt on the buck or his neck The
genial druggist promptly tonlpiied nnd‘
the \oung mun continued to llngeI in
the store. in a short while the. boy
tainted and Mr. O'Connor who noted
that he was under n stress caught iIim‘
berm-e he fell in n ten minutes the
young man was rcVived and left the
store immediately.
FiRE TRUCK GEARS STRIPPED.
Repair. to Hope Hole Apparatus Com-j
' pieted Saturday.
Fire Commissioner Mitflliml .i. Rim
dim meant well when he rushr d to the:
Hope 'iiosc fire house late Wednesday .
afternoon and sped to the lire whichl
occurred at the Nash homestead on the1
corner of New Canaan avenue and'
Mom “street driving the nutonlohilel
l
. “.‘chemical He noted as driver because‘
the regular luau, Daniel J CorcoruII.I
was away at his appointed time for
supper. ,tlntortunntoly the commis-
lng to the fire which necessitated re.-
pairs to the machine. The onto .tvurl
ready for service again Suturdey.
3 This incident hours out fully the con-
tention mode at the time the tire rio-
partmont was consolidated. that there
should. be a man some at operating
(like automobile chemical at the house
at It‘ll times. And it is more than like-
ly thot pressure will be brought to
Huerta upon the city council, accordln;
to reports, to have provision mods for
on oitro driver. ‘ ‘ _
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Write munch or 00 IN WILTON.
Fife. Wilt Mummy iron on
moot Win. aim «we
to the house “with end mounted by
Jilin. Hollie M. mm on Hurihurt
“Street. Wilt”. 0010101th to About
$100. The door around the fireplace
and e we were destroyed The tumult
.su aunt retired for the night when the
‘ Idor or smoke has noticed. An lovely
"retire showed that the floor was
simulating the
lmwmmortwommm
The favors were awarded to the x
5/ gm“:
. we:
.- ”New“ Advertisements. ‘
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Established 1857
Refrigerators
makes, with the latest impmvcmcnts in the (tiller-2m
models, now ready for inspection.
\l‘\'l‘l' l‘lllllt‘ u Spring: yet but brought Milllt' ilk'\\'
device in Refrigerators l‘III' llit‘ lil‘lll‘lll of sanitation
illltl llcillllli'ttl Ill't‘scrvutinll Ill fIIIIll. ‘lltls your lllt'l‘l'
is .‘l llt‘\\' Refrigerator lll‘l'k‘i' shown before lll this I‘ll}.
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The Seegar Siph 3n Refrigerator ll
\\'lil't‘li hurries with it n broad and liberal guarantee
[Il'utt-titillg' the customer in the most (lllh‘lttlltit) Innn— ‘
ilt‘l‘. t‘xlsCs me Ill l).'lit rlIlIl illith ll.tiltlsnlllcl_\ lIIIIslIt‘Il
and tile linings urt- srtlIIIlIss t-lastlt (llillllt'l til litil'tft‘
lulu enamel which will not vrnrk. purl III‘ i’lnlct‘ «Ill.
.\ll mrtul is .\'(lll(l brass (illtl there are lever lurks.
Several sizes. {mm $4500 up. Eli
McKee Refrigerators. .. _ 2}
Many changes and impr..vements this Spring.
Porcelain linings thul :Irt- st-nlnllks. and there is
it new style imp that Works l'IlmI the lrlsltlr zltltl <lI~
l‘t’i‘ll)’ IIch‘ the waste pipe. 'I‘llt-I-‘I- llllt‘ boxes have
every irutltl't- to I‘llslil‘t' Itcl'lct‘t insulation. Cases til
.\slI will) lira»; llzll'llwul‘e itilll lever lurks.
Styles, from
Refrigerators
link .‘Illll
Thirty-two different sizes and
mail (lie-43 In large iillil l'tmllly
united by large families.
Prices from $5.00 to $9.00.
the
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Success Refrigerators. ”fill
t‘oztslrut-Iril entirely of lit-:Ivy gnlvuniyrll \lt‘t‘l.
lilt “will need. \ll joints~ .‘llltl scams .‘ll'l‘ wrlIlI-tl iti-
gt-iht'r mulling :l St‘lillllt“.\ but. The lining is of snow
\\'l1lit‘ t‘llillilt‘l, the \\ll't‘ ~llt‘llt-s iillll lt‘t' l'IIt‘lxs :ll‘c cu.»
il\ removable us are the pipes. The t-xtt‘l'inr is fill»
isllell in a lustrous Sillcr Aluminum lilillx’lllg the rust-
:I \‘t'I't ll.‘lllil.~='ililt‘ Ilirrt- of furniture,
Six sizes in stock. $22.00 up.
lll\llillll‘l'.\ lilill :lll those interested ill't' lil'tlll‘ll tn
clinic in and see this large showing of lx’I-lrigrrzllnl‘s.
IIIlIl llll‘ I'cspt-t‘tlu: lt‘illlll'\‘\ (If t‘llt'll illilh't‘ \\ill be l'\
llllllill’ll in \lriltIl's.
‘ lll lllt' insulin-III
You Chop Down Your
Motor Supply Cost
When You Buy
NOBBY TREAD U. S. TIRES
from its. .\(ljillilill€lll§ lllfiflt‘ ll‘ \Illl $1.5
faction.
F. E LockwoOd & Co.
39 WALL STREET nonwhtx.
DOOVUW- uvw '
5,000 miles guruantce
WM!,L2I;KWVV<MLHV I - r.
There comes u sad and salmon thought
As o‘er the News I‘m ginIII-lu'.
Why is it that the Feds have not
As yet signed up "Pop“ Anson? .
~Cllirn§o Record lltirnld ‘
“Theron seems to be smoothing the
matter with Brown' In homing.“
“Naturally! He‘s or or his curs in
debt."—~Bosion ll‘I-nnscrlpt.
The small boy's heart ill tickled quite,
No matter What the ham. '
He likes to see the horses prance.
So pulls It {also n’l'uIrn ’
«~8poltano Spokesman-Review.
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CepmiuwWo run into ll dense fog Advertise Your
lust night. ,
Miss .ToorlstaStrnugo the shock
didn’t wake me up. i‘m u very light
Ileeper.«tinu Francisco Chronicle.
The printer rum and the boss was left
to Maid the but.
They wrote: "Ker lite was run of Joy"
its set it f'fuil or ills. " ,
mums News.
. . ’ Wm
"How’s your card club
clonal" , 7
"Great! We won three prizes al~
ready.”-—Detrolt Free Press.
Wants in the
plotting
The gall) to. in the garden. Muslim out
The cool: ll. ir‘r the kitchen. cooking things
The film“ “id in the pentry, eating breed
SENTINEL
till m:
The king has tilled his in the bleak.
Milieu ‘n‘m him-p
«meow? Plain Dealer.
“I wow you hope tor universal
replied the Vitidtt‘tlvo than.
Mitt it to dipped “until
"f“ N
"m I lloiit
the I no. the in mind for horrid}
Norwalk Chronicler