CHEER UP ! When hardships come, yn're feeling glum and life has loot its charm; when all your various pains and aches g m filled you with alarm; 3 up. devils blue and devils “k and devils short and fl seem darting vaguely ’uond your back and run- '5’! ball— f ‘t‘s just the time to try , ‘_ 0‘ plan to cheer your jaded K INF—your evenings by a 42 My blue of Dixie Carmel through the 1i” THE II'ERRIS COAL COMPANY l IQVMONMENT ls EVERYTHING! jo tho woman of It tint-mom. Neihingi *mr to It \ionian‘x heart than oi :fi‘hfllflflil home tastefully l’tII'IIished. If 'A’OI'H come to us \ie‘ll show you our. Sella. d quality \Hrlll paper and explain ‘ how you may lwitutily your home at .gn annual cost. ‘ Fill appeal to ion. ' I . Goriiam Co § I ! East Norwalk l ' I i Our pritcs and cm. ne'er»... ‘ . .h Tel 45: -uz_.,-__-__ ~“Allanisasilldasllei Reels; AWomanasIllll f v7 ‘ «a Site looks.” " iAn old sfll'lllk. but It mines- mighty ' ‘t‘ the truth, and ii norks out Illilii Jun". A an loam- it number of to-I-lh.| Pitt has quite a number of decayed ’ th. His tliyt-stion unpaired—- rdinestion brings on other ills: M’lma strength and t‘lltlil). He: ' Wneld ; A Ionian under lllt‘ ritlll" circum‘ Icfl’losea tier color. nets wrinkles, ‘ .W grown thinner in the lat-e .w‘hi“ , . .. + gold. ‘ m moral is Whethri man oil , take the Vet} best care of- “CHI. See tour dentist otten. -HId let-lb \oii “Ill feel toting ‘ J. H. Mallory "Sig: Main 5t.. 50 Norwalk Conn I5 .‘-—— ‘nbrokers Sale pubacriber herehv offers and! to sell all ot the property: with him as represented hyf owing 'ZIIL'HPIS Nos. noise” It, 9999.100o3 loom, Ioo3.’l.i 10044.100it:.10069, 10073,. ”089. 10092. IMHO. issued re-I ply August 2. ii. 10. 10, It. 2o, . es. :0. 3i. lttlz'l. i Horwalk. Corn, March ”fitting- ales Rosenlield. PAWNBROK ER I otreet South Norwalk! h.__ -_..,-.‘,_ __ .‘.... -='l Furnished Rooms serpents aflord you‘ ‘v the best, one-room retina—at present available If .‘— QL“ .‘.‘na‘g- - “We“ GOING TO BUILD Come right down to our 0.00 and we'll help you with all the de- tails and you will place ,iourael under no obligations by so doing. Nothing like talking these tidings over with someone who knows how from experience—Its the me any to actually save money, be in sured satisfaction, and cut building costs. Plans for almost amtlling you VIIIIIt to build ready for your inspec- The Hatch G Bailey Co. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Cree-dim Owned Shingles, Beaver Board. Spectalties: NEW SPRING Suits, Coats and Hats \t I’Illt‘ I‘ .S to IN’I HIE-ST Al I. who ale toIIteIIied In ohlaiiiIiia the HE." ‘ lle qil; lilies- ‘.'\I.I'I-Z.\‘ [Itirnlltlf‘ in no“ ,vivt'iIIIIIt-n ’ CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY SOUTH NORWALK 33 SOUTH MAIN ST t-oi'I eel st) lI-s, tit-penda- DEATHS AND FUNERA ,. ,n, .3 , .-= Webber. ,,, -———u --—--— I Beers Meat and Provision Co. 6 NORTH MAIN ST. South Norwalk. Phone iIRo 13 MAIN ST. Norwalk. Phone 88L 4 CONGOLEUM R UGS In Many Sizes and Patterns -_ ..._—-. The A. J.'Angevine & Son Co. 134- 136 WASHINGTON sr. SO. NORWALK. ASK ANY DODGE BROS. MOTOR CAR OWNER ABOUT ITS RIDING QUALITIES S. L. BENEDICT, 73 N. Main St. REO and DODGE BROS. CARS __.____.‘_...__.._.,, _. ,. _, _ Tristram & Hyatt GAZETTE BLDG. Aus' i —~— I Funeral of Mn. N. J. Ryan. 1 The funeral sot-true of hire. Mary! M. Ryan. held this mutant; at eixhti thirty. from her late home on Frank I lin aienue. and at nine o'clock from“ St. Mary's church, were very Intent attended. Many lloial pieces of beau | 'tlful design Ieteited from‘ friends and IPltht‘s of the deceased l‘et’R . ‘I‘. J. Finn telebiaied the funelall mass, and during the services Mrs. Albert Rose rendered several heauti ,Iul solos. The flower-bearers wel'e‘ Mathew Friend and Charles Mullen; Pallbearers. Robert ‘l‘alloli, John. The Spirit of Springtime “m“my 30h” Ham. and “am“ Is shoWn most convincingly In our SUI'I‘ DEPARTMENT. despite the £610 weather New I THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK. “t’lt‘ . I‘omoy Interment was III 51. Mai'p'si “mm”! Suits and Coats, Separate Dress Skirts, Dainty Silk Waists and Stylish Rain Coats are at- riving daily and this crisp clear air should tempt the shopper to visit out store and en Funeral of Mrs. Aleitander Gurcuyneki Funeral services of Mrs. Alexanderi Gurclynakl will be held tomorrow at: ternoon from the late Iesidence, on Perry ItieIIue, at one o‘clock, followed; by services in St. Mary’s church at‘ two-thirty. Interment will he in SI. Marv» cemetery. joy the display of the latest models. 1' VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELLCOME Funeral of Mrs. Webher, remains ol Mrs tieoraionmc~ wife of (ieorxe \‘l’ebber. Mm died Wednesday in the Nol‘walk Hos pital. Hopewell Junction, 'l‘lle were this IIIIII'IIIIIL' remitted to, \' Y lIlI l‘l ltIl’ . ulien- llli IerIIIent “HS made It \\‘ llaimond was iii l‘lli‘llei' DOINGS AT THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL. ‘r _._.,_._..,..-_..- ,. . m Krieger & Cg. Don’t Wait Till Easter For Your Spring Outfit We have been busy for the past two months in selec: An exciting game or lmsltellnlll was played last turning in the “P“ Ilylllllil' slum of the Hillside School. butts-ecu school and the girls' ot Ntil‘I'IlIli. under. \liss SitIIIt-r TIN“ was llllli'll t'leII)Hl by all the; Ihlt’tlilltil'hfl since there was much up ; i'tllllllll} :Is to the final outcome. lllltll ‘iII.InIIItieII in e\cIlIiII- terms. At the: (ION (if the second hall the score want It lit l‘.’ to I‘.’ \Ii additional the min l .1“! half this plated in which the Non l “silk chi:~ uon uniting the final sin c 'lk iii ‘4 III Iator of the \iitlttii‘s The Hillside xiilll. although youiicer .Iltd ‘llkllll'l' in “eight. played a I-pleiidlil prune, and are eiim't‘ to have the up the team of the basketball team. the direction of gum:- tiog and preparing for you the greatest assortment of Q \ Tailored Suits, Spring Coats, polltlllill to lHIH' II ~I-I'Iiiid tllllll“l in the future This eieuiiiiz the second piii-il-‘, pit-no recital uill be alien III tlie‘ -.--. ~— -< w...._.__.. ,_...-.‘ .school by the pupils in the piano de. paiimenl. assisted by two oi the nu pile in the \oc. Il department. The pitipiiini In made up of some especial I) beautiful IIIIIIIlN' -l.~t_ them' tireig‘s Sonata. in II) minor, tint motel Millinery and Waists this city has ever seen under one roof. .lIIItIlll: lin III: IleI-lhot en's VlooIIiiI-hi Sonata” first IIIIII eIIIt-Iit; heliuiiizliiii's I'IIpil ions. lk-husro .\ '.\ .\l'ill|t‘~(||lt‘ (Iod- inr-Is Shepherd and Shepherdeas; St‘llu-é ’ I ' a l i - iberts lIIIproIIIptu In I-. llitt; Netius. bet-unst- Iouirh. piece of (‘I‘Il)' iIIt martyr I can buy to thum- .et-H only has dyspepsia for chops and other meals at same prit e here. SHE THINKS A MAN ENJOVS IT. lll' manages to out it stringy and juiceless steak or roast beef and his compla- erwartls. Don‘t be a 0 poor meals when you prime roasts, steaks the \\'e knots how meats, poultrv and the tlioicesl III CHARNOK’S MARKET Phone 583-2 76 North Maln street Free Delivery. Full Weight Cond. Skimmed Milk, 2 cans Full Weight- Condensed Milk, a can . Pure Cocoa in qt. jars cut t0\. White Rose Jelly Powder, Ioc Size, 2 pkgs. Fancy Pink Salmon, 3 cans ....... Evaporated Apples. a pkg. ........... Old Dutch Cleanser. 2 can; ' Fancy Evaporated Pealhes. a lb Fancy California Prunes \a lb. ...... A. STULL u Cottage Street. ant Norwalk. EXTRAFANCY Large Naval Oranges Good Table Butter Best Family Flour 30¢ (IOZ: ‘ 31¢ lb- 88¢ bag- East India Tea Co. Our stock of Suits range from $10. to $30. Coats Irom $5. to $20. Straw Shapes Irom title. to $5. .0 . .. OUR FAMOUS AND POPULAR-CHARGE it..." Jill.“THIS).31.1”".3‘3.“.3531?i - , SYSTEM It‘ll through. He describes a race with; :u Zeppelin which he hlld while flying, .ln a military biplane. lie was one of1 ,lliree foreign correspondents what ,‘were permitted to than the Austro-ll laiian front in the Tyrolean Alps. Dur-' 1 tin: his fish to Berlin he served mil iScherzo; Liszt's arrangement of the: Loreley, and three preludcs by i'llitlll': inade No formal imitations hotel been sent out for the recital hill the‘ ‘Dllrfllls and friend: of the pupils Will Ibo welcomed. as well as any oi the“ friends of the school who ill‘i‘ Into rest ted in music. On Wednesday evening next the. second or the series oi entertainments twill be given, when \‘t'irl W. lliirnitz.l [newspaper correspondent and lectur‘; 'er. will speak on “The World. the Wart Will be open to you as usual.“ associate editor on the Continentall ’;== i' 'Times the only new spaper published '. In Central Europe In English. He also visited detention camps and hospitals 160""0“. 0U, SIRONG ”#- and desciibaa conditions there. tor Barnitz‘n lecture is perfectly new. iral and aims to give a picture of thei economic political and sociologica 1' cm. i Itions. Brassi‘ere‘s \ A GOOD CORSET IS NOT ENOUGH. Nowadays stylish figure liitc~. pend on the lirassicrc Its much it\ till the cont-t. large and \‘aricd line of these garments and your iiccds perfectly. .\I;III_\‘ of the models, even in the site price. .'il't‘ so daiiitlly trimmed that the) arc \‘cry ctTt-I‘lit'c llllt‘l‘ Ii slicer waist. one member being unavoidably detniu-‘ P I E ............ . ed elsewhere. R C S 25¢ to $300 Informationxgaloie was passed back . and forth during a three hours‘ discus- ’ don of the plans for ornameinnl light- Ing In the Second District. The coun- cllmen showed a commendable desire to know about every phase of the oil- uation. As they grew more familiar with the subject they expressed then solve an willing to do everythins. personally and council- wine, to push. the proposition for all It was worth. "A Brighter and Better Norwalk” might have geen the slogan of the con- ference last night for the sentiment was expressed that the proposition» could with advantage be extended ho' l0ll 0llllllltlllii liiillllllil Members of the oil" tountil are istroiig for ornamental lighting Thit 'facl was brought out definitely at .I conference which last night was held at the South Norwalk electric plant and which was attended by all of the downtown electrical commissioners and seven members of the council, i ——_-_ _--_ - .- | —“IT pus to ADVERTISE." .'llltl com-vi ill of coon dc \\ c how a Ten little kewpies Iid In a row. I‘Jlll \llplil} l Said one little kewpie, “Where i shall we go?" ‘Said another little kewpie. as rolla her prety eyete. . "I want to see iffih Pays to Adver- tine)" Regent Theatre. March 20th. ‘ ciao or: THANKS. she . \\'e desire to take this means of ftliapkinx our many friends for' the jsi'mpathy and kindneasess shown us in our, recent Iorrow. In the loss of ” our beloved husband and rather. fiias. snow consrocx AND CHILDREN. I - tenor lif."(h’fl~.’t -.5 At Home”: ."Q'a's" — .- l, . —and SELL unit used article. “fit It _./ A m «norm-st.-. an';* :through Sentinel MVEYWIM~IM M yond the limits of the Second'metrlctd‘. 7'1” , ' ‘ up..- . a
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