of
Ladies’ -
Shoes
$3.50 Gray Top' $2.80
$2.50 Slippers $190 ,
Skirts:-
55.00 VALUES '
$3.00 VALUES
$1.95
I. DRESEV.‘
119 ~WASHING’I‘ON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
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William Thornton, teller ’in the
People's. Trust Company, on Washing-
ton street. is confined to his home
with an attack of muscular rheu-
~mntism.
i Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Staudinger,
inewly-weds, have returned from an
lstrect, in the fifth district. Mrs.
:Stuudinger was Miss Alice 'I‘orpy be-
!i’oi‘c her marriage.
There will be no meeting of the
city council tonight as scheduled. The
,‘councilmen will meet, instead, on
--—- lnext Tuesday evening, at which time
This morning Building inspector ‘the new building ordinance will be
Clarence]. Finch issued the follow- gone over by the members. Tomor-
ing permits: To John W. Munroe. to row night a meeting, concerning the
install plumbing in the home of Olaf new ordinance'will .be held b‘y the
Anderson. Rowan street: Miller 8: building inspector, corporation coun-
Chittlm, wire, for Mrs. M. F. Webb, sel, building committee, and :Coun-
Ohio street; to E. J. Taylor, to wire cilmen Michael‘d. Riordan and Harry
his own garage, on Partrlck avenue. W. Mather. 1‘ “
By Special Arrangement with J.-ll. While we will give you a ,' (u [tit‘lttll entitli
Salaam! this"
I' ’f ‘l lam“ 4‘ lite; _
Your 0wn . W-
Terms Will ’
Do on Any
0i These
Reirigera- t.
Our Own Trucks Deliver
.In the Norwalks
$2.98 .
icxtended honeymoon trip and have ta- l
jken up their residence on McKinley ‘
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Tomorrow airshow
MAY 1a
COLOR COLLECTIONS THE VERY CHOICEST.
SENSA’I‘IONAL sun SALE
ALL OUR SPRING SUITS ~
I-Retnarked for Effective Clearance ,
Most Extraordinary—:——-—$lS—‘$22—327 Values
' $12.98 $15.85 . $17.98
WONDERFUL SUITS—WONDERFUL SAVINGS and STYLES for every occa-
sion. MODELS you will hardly know which to choose. THESE are reductions in carn—
est, and you will be amazed at the beauties and value when you see them.
ALL SIZES.
$3.00
Silk %
Waisis
$1.98
CASH if youshave tt~—-CREDIT if you want it I
$1.25
House ‘
Dresses
98c
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Established 1557
sag it 307%!
The Spring Line of Baby Carriages
Attractive Models for 1915
One portion of the north room of the Furniture
Store which has so far escaped the dcpredations of the
reconstruction army is given up this week to a showina
of Baby Carriages. A complete line is shown in new
finishes:
White Enamel, 5
Gray Enamel,
Candy Color.
The last named being a light shade that suggests taffy
or butterscotch. Linings are of corduroy of a shade to
correspond with the finish of the exterior. All carriages
are equiped with windshields and all havc'the latest. im-
pr0ved wheels and running gear. A certain number are
provided with reversible gears, that is, the body or the
carriage can be turned completely round \Vlll’lOlll mov-
ing the wheels. .
Prices consistent with the grnlle of carriage.
Fourth floor, Elevator in Carpet. Store.
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Women’s Handkerchiefs, Special
Extremly dainty Colored Designs, " , ”‘
appropriate to carry with summer 15¢
dresses of lawn or tliiitity. Half dozen for 85 ets.
Odd letters in Initial Handkerchiefs,
wide hems and long letters, 3 for 25 cts.
These latter were 15 cts.
Handkerchief Section. mam iii :‘l.
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Men’s Shirts, Special
Two models. very desirable.
- The scientific conduct of business and ‘pmonul‘ flair: wdhr
i classes the methotb employed very distinct" “
Avoid The liability .
0! not having a (zucchini ”gonna We mummnnts which no ,
given ancient and courteous attention. , .
Fairiield County. National Bank. ,.
; THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK.
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l The stereopticnn entertainment. EVt‘illiam D. Pollack. A musical pro-
?planned for the eighth grade or the ‘grum will be’enioYed.. The Junior=
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Franklin Junior High School, yestex» lligh» orthesgwfomposed 01' Elton:
day was postponed until Monday at- Hoyt. Carlton‘ .Hornmedieu. Palmer
‘tornoon ot—next week. At this time Sherman and Mdufl‘pe GOOdWin Willi
l 9:40, 10:10, 11:20, 12:10.
l the pupils of the grade will be shown ireudor several selections and a piano i
{tut ‘interesting glimpse of "Our Nn- lduet will be given by the Misses Elsie j
ivy." The affair will be in charge of Williams and Grace O'Brien. 1
JITNEY SERVICE
FOR HILL SECTION.
Starting Monday, May 3.
Route—Railroad Square, up
Washington, Fairiield Ave. and
Cedar St. to Turnpike, Taylor Ave.
West St. and Clay St. to R. R.
Square.
FARE 5c.
Schedule~Leaving R. R. Square
Week Days—A. it. 6:30, 7:00,
7:30. 8:00, 8:30; 10:30. 11:30.
1’. M., 12:10. 12:40. 1:10, 1:40,
2:10, 4:00, 4:40. 5:10, 5:30, 6:10.
6:40, 7:10, 7:40, 8:10, 9:10; 9:40,
10:10, 10:40, 11:10.
Sundays~A. M.. 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, ,
P. M.
1:10, 2:10. 4:10, 5:10, 5:40, 6:10,
with soft or stifi cufl’s, 98¢
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l Women s Union Suits
Of fiuc merccrizcd lisllti $2.90
with tops of Venetian Si ' an
French band finish at. neck $2.50
and sleeves.
Sizes 36 to 42.
Underwear Section, main floor.
most satisfactory. Among the enter-
the South Nor-walk Baptist Church tainments planned for the coming
followed the regular midweek prayer ‘month is a “Japanese Wedding
meeting, inst night. Reports from thalwhlch will be given by the mission
secretary and treasurer of the var- ary committee of the Christian lan-
An important business meeting at
7:10, 8:10, 9:10.10210.
ious committees and organizations of deavors. Other affairs will be held
the church and Sunday school were by the Camp Fire Girls and the Sun-
I read and approved. The reports were day school.
no you to 5003l'hs. of ice with everyliRehlgerator Sold listing This 3
ice will-lie delivered to you FREE of all charges inany quantity desired,
_ tiling ..
I ' ."'I2-Iliii‘llLIJZIIIIl'
Your 0th
, Terms‘Will
Do on ,Any
(it These
Retrigera-
' tor-s.
7 ”Our awn TruCks Deliver
‘ In the .Norwailks
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Norwalk Chronicler