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We Have Prepared a Series pf Unusual Displays ‘ and Values For Easter
The Easter Display
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SUITS
‘for Ladies and Misses
Leads in Importance
These are Suits that even the
most fastidious woman would be
proud to appear in on Easter Sun-
day!. Every new and good fash-
ion is included, so that selection
is a comparatively simple nutter.
And the values are surprising!
They were made to Sell for
$18, $20 and 322.5011
NOW ,
$14.98
SAMPLE surfs
Only one of a kind that Sold,
for $25 to $35
New $18.50 to $27
Smart Spring
COATS
for Ladies and Misses
that sold for $15 to $22.50
Scores of Coat-styles, each
showing an exceptional indivd~
uaiitv You can select a stun-
r(: ,, Easter Coat here for very
little money!
A NOW
$5.98 to $15.85
Don’t Overlook These Lovely
FASTER
Dresses
for Ladies and Misses
They are quite the most chann—
ing and effective Dresses we have
shown for a long time. The grace
of Springtime is evident in their.
every line!
$4.95 to $15.98
That formerly Sold for
$7.98 to $25
The Event starts Tomorrow
\Ve liaie arranged to hold this Easter Sale featuring displavs
of Easter rcquiremnts and ofiering numerous \ery special values,
t‘dt l1 one of which will be an opportunity for genuine economy.
Come! Take Advantge of This Sale to Buy Your Easter Garb
If you Wish to Apes; at YoUr Best on This Festive Occasion.
The Sale starts tomorrow with one of the most intersting' pre-
sentations of Easter fashions it has ever been permitted us to
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Save all yodrfi‘lew
HERE is YOUR
Sp eCIal
One Hundred
Ladies’ tin Misses’
MEN
We Haven’t Forgotten You!
Here are the Suite you will
need to make you proud of your
own appearance on Easter Sun-
day. Snappy. elegant clothing
is here in an assortment that is
fully as complete as any we have
Easter W aists
Buiy your entire seasons
su y of Waists here during
2f Easter Sale. You can
ose from an immense as-
~-Sortment. and save money on
every waist you buy.
Prices 1- 98¢ *0 $4 98
Values $1 50 to $700
Easter Hat
A wonderful collection of
Spring Millinery has been
gathered for your selection.
and during our Easter Sale it
will be ofiered at prices that
are, to say the least, attract-
ivel This is THE opportuni-
ty of the season to buy your
Spring hat!
' Prices 98¢ up to $5 00
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre
SUITS
that soldier $15, $18, $20
' and $25
NOW, while they last
5.00
i .Ladiesi-Misses’ Suits
that sell for $12.98 315
Now $9.98
for men 3
Men'
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offered. Note these prices:
SUITS
made to sell at $10, $15 and $18.
New $7.95 to $12.98
Now $14.85 to $17.95
"Union Made}:
nil young 1111.111 that new
5 and Youncr Men's
SUITS
Sold for $18 to $25
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Th3 meeting is an important
fresh egg is. This is only 11 small mat-
EAST NORWALK.
NEWS
—-8ATURDAY'8 SPECIALS.
{Round Steak, 17c. lb.
Sirloin Steak, 19c. lb.
.Porterhouse Steak, 20c, lb.
Prime Rib Roost. 16c. lb.
“fiPork Roast (small), 14c.11b.
, Fresh Shoulders, 12c. lb.
Boot Liver, 121:. lb.
[Shoulders of Lamb. 130. 1b,.
Native Veal.
Native Chickens.
' . Hedmun's Market.
A surprise party, last evening, was
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1’ "hoiné on Fort street. A large number
toyed. Gem were played and re-
|tmhmmts served. The party broke
up» It is into low.
Denial l'I-iomnedhu, the East
Wflhlngton street grocer-.11” a. de-
cidod‘ novoly in the form of a com-
; Yesterday afternoon the tug “Addie pm New Toshmmt printed in a
. V 2,” trom the lower harbor, towed book that is exactly the size or :1
Abs three- masted schooner “Hugh De
postage lamp. The book contains 200
one, and all members. both honorary.
and active. are urged to be in attain-i
dance. The object of the meeting is:
to consider matters in connectionl
with Triangular Paris. l
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‘ 1 The Reliance Social Club of this
Spring. according to the Weather. place. will hold 11 whist and pinochle
Man. ofllcisiiy opens on next Sunday. party on Monday. All friends are cor»:
Last Tuesday the tug "Addie V. 2" dlolly invited. A very pleasant time
-1 towed the schooner "Louis H Cutting- is expected.
ham" from the upper docks o! the
H11bbeli,Hsll & fiandsli Company. to;
the outer harbor.
“Cottlugham” informed the crew of The mad dog which run much
A valuable dog owned by Clem
New York to Novta Booth, where she month and face. touring a bad gash.
‘. lwould be loaded with lumber for and it was doomed wise to shoot the
wing“ “i“ H mm“ “i iiiii Italy The building material will be canine. .
or the m: mu: m. triondsiused in the wounding or the min i ,
film for ‘ w "an and as Equnire- stricken
o result a most phenol time was an i country
districts ot- that
_ Anhppeul a little out of the oral.
nary has come to the Ladies' Bible
class of the Methodist Episcopal
The oyster industry in Connecticut church and thinking thutbmorzcougd
says the current issue of The Oyster- liiliiodrilgzsbiilozgaigrugmiegds “1:“:
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man and Fisherman. in discussing the Sunday by Miss “mm, Scott teacher
productivity tax bills on oysters, is in of the class. to the members ”or the
a more weak state than it has been lilowsyton Methodist Episcopal Sun-
ln twenty-five years; in the (see all day °°h°°i' ”“1 i‘ new” ”Mined to
'anyone who would like to assist. The
that, officials who should know iii“ atiapbfill comes from the F‘lVo Points
it needs help and encouragement Dm‘ ‘misslon. which has done so much for
pose to add largely to its burdens,1the poor or New York city around
while other states, réallzing that (”.1th is believed to be one of the
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The contain or the 1 Albrecht had to be killed this week. 1
in:
the “Addie" his ship would on from Dorian bit Mr. Albrecht's dog in the1
tor and on egg or two does not
.nmount to much. but if each pupil of
the school and other friends outside
1who felt they. could do so would
ibring at least one 01:11. it would
amount to osmethlng. The indies of
the Bible class think it would be
splendid to send a lull crate. 30 do:-
en.
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i Garden work has started in Barton.
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Harry Palmer is disposing of his
motorcycle.
Mrs. Boddy oi the Old King' 5 High:
why visited friends in Stamford yes
terduy, ..
Mrs. C. D. Lockwood of Main street
entertained out of~tow1i guests Wed
{nesduy night. .
every- month. A representative from
the Fox Piano Company. of Sumtord
where the victrolh was recently pur-
chased, was present and handled the
instrume111.'rhe committee in charge1
were Mrs. Jean Mouiet Mrs. Nichols,
Mrs. William Holden and Mrs. Wil-
which plans a social or this sort to"
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The will of Mrs Mary Green, 01’
Dorian, who died recently, has beenl
admitted to probate. It bequeathedt
her entire estate. real estate in Non-i
ton Heights valued at “0.000, to herx
hushsnd. Frank Green. He is named
as executor. i
REICH KNOCKS OUT FRITTB. I
"Al" Reich stopped “Sailor Fred’fi
ulcd ten round bout at the Pioneer A4
0., New York. last night“ The men:
are heaVyweights.
ennui} “SEEMS!
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she Mixed Sulpuhr With It To Re-
store Color, Gloss. Thrones...
Common garden page brewed into a
heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol
Fritts in the second round oi! a soiled-i .
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Corset Covers
A new line of meet covers law
and MW "Mid at 250
50c null 500
Collars
- A large variety of new net-immu-
in nilthe latest styles.
(‘ollam ............ 250, 500, 751'
Collar & Cuff Sets 35c, 500. 751'. St
Vesta-5, .......... Me, 750, “1'.
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it you are 1nterested
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buying an unto-date spring suit.
shoes or men‘s furnishings 11 visit
to the Palace Shofi'wlil convince
upon that for quality, style and
prices you can't beat.
“Payne". oi.‘ Florida, to the docks or
pages, and 1- complete in every do
poorest sections of New York. the
in upper Norwalk.
today by the happy couple
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Edduhbell, Hull & Randall Company,
. f the marriage or Mr. and. Mrs.
illhm Ross. of Belts Plus, two of
hot Norwalk's best-known and pop
Illl' residents. Scores of (:0an
won are being received throughout
The only real estate transaction. in.
airing East Side property, listed ln-i
119.119 latest record made public by
' ‘wii Clerk Herbert n. Builth. is that
Elwood to Alfred K. St.
land building situated on.
“cited oonsldbnblo attention
, Nor-walk. The smoke mun—
sales can tor a one the no the
tall The type is .0 small, however.
it cannot be read without the aid of
a Magnifying gloss.
Three workman. in the employ of in
Bridgeport ill-1n, spent all day yester-
ray engaged in‘itxtonding the length
of the four ratio at the double trolley
tricks on tho draw of the new Wash-
ington street. bridge, it seems a slight
mama-hut- In mode when the
Mow“ first laid, and it was nec-
query to extol than several inches.
In their work the Bridgeport men us-
ed the powerful lootylmeox‘ygen ray
articulate; stool. their elaborate op-
p‘hrotu" attracting much notice. The
wprk,‘ has bani Wed.
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Angormudolntho announce-
mntilthnnflngdthomembors
«unusual-movements:-
m The heating will not be
M H is scheduled
:m at out. week.
ery eil'ort mods to produce food at
this time, deserves to be helped and
encouraged, are recommending mea-
sures to rehabilitate the Oyster busi~
ness which is for from prosperous.
The records show that the owner of
grounds have given up thousands of
acres in the past your ortwo because
of heavy assessments, and there are
now several thousand acres less held
by individuals than was the case ten
years ago. This is a matter that does
not permit of theorizing but must be
treated in a practical manner before
it is too late. The oystermsn should
have the some advantaxes and treat-
the mission is planning on the Tues-
day after Easter to give the children
oi! the poor in that district on Easter
luncheon and are hoping to be able.
with the assistance or tohlr friends in
the country. to silo wtwo eggs to
each child. Lost year this luncheon
was also held ,and through the kind-
ness of friends to the country. some
of the children were allowed. two
eggs; but the demand was far greater
than the supply. This year the pea»
pie having the Juncheon in charge
hope to moire the-hearts of all of the
children glad by letting them have
two one. and they can do this it the
people of Rowayton will assist. The
plan is' to have a onto. or the senior:
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Five Points district. explaining that .
‘Round" Hogan, at the Olympic A.
. New Yarn, not night. in o as sound
meat as other citizens or Connecticut. or the Sunday school of the Methodist
Nor-walk oyster-men am ‘9“;th form. church on It week-1! om MIC 111111111111.
* tub is the WWW before Easter.
every snort to “iii “is“ ii" pro— did have each child 8! the school
ductlvity in, Which they 0““ unprlct- and any other ELndahauted Demo“ “‘1.
, Q Rowsyton bring or send at least one .
ical and unjust.
‘1 end-«more it they test that they can
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“Johnny" Margot-s date-ted “Blur? said how, tltying to the children of
Meyer, who substituted for “0110 his mind ’selioo‘i to know that by
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Harry Coomhs. who recently eniist~
ed in the army. is stationed at Fort
Slocum. NY.
Several oi the dogs bitten by the
Newtown collie. Monday, have been
sentenced to death. The dog was
suffering with rabies.
The Rex Company, at New" York,
has sent representatives 1, who have
been looking over tbe old auto .nre
truck of the Noroton Heights Fire
Company-
»The Town Fire’IKWardenhbds been
advised 1-by the state Forest Fire.
Warden not to issue lire permits un-
til sulilcient rain has fallen to reduce
the danger o! forest tires
The tire house at ’Norotou Heights
was the scene of a merry tethering
Wednesday night, about 100 being
present. A viotrolo’ cancert was rob.
‘1 ‘rioq hr moms and sum 115’s
added, will turn gray, stretched and
tent, remove every bit 0! dandruff.
atop scalp'tt’ching and falling [hunt
Just a few applications will prove a.
revelation it your hair is fading, gray
or dry. scrhggiy and thin. Mixing the
Sage Tea. and Sulphur recipe at home.
though, is troublesome. An easier
way is toget the moody-louse tonic.
costing about 50 cents a large bottle
at drug stores, known as “Wyeth’i
Sage and Sulphur compound" thus
avoiding a. lot of mud.
Willis ‘wispy. gray, tgded'hsir 111
not sinful. we. all desire. to retain our
youthful appearance: and ,1 attractive-
ness. .By darkening your.hsirwith1
Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur. no one can”
tell, because it: does it so natal-slime!)
evenly. You 3115i: dimnen s 3991159
or soft brush with it and draw this
through" your hair chitin”: one small
circuit at a tube; by morning all
“my hairs nave disappeared. shit; at-
tor nnother application of two. (You?
iadcd hair beautifully dark and lnxur- ,
L. FEINSOD
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The New Science '
dermi'rio'n or CHIROPRACTIC.
Ghiropmtio lo the definition at the
martin disease southern-to
saluting the same. Discus is c3111
edbyewrmcmtwlotoreprsinm
the but. Even it done in childhood -
ltcroatespinohednerveoondpointn
utorlltotnthedlflorentorgansaud
bulbs.
OW remove the «use oi \
discus and pain, health is restored
through the out. on
tom tom: body. We troubles
given special ottoman: silo em» 1
titre'otth‘ooplno. You will new 110-.
mg MW a «no.
Magnetic mm Ilium
T. Francis. D. C.
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