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' Summer Dress Goods]
In Batiste and Voile.
Floral Designs and Stripes.
At
E. K. BANKS
Inheesemo Hater Bloch
Booth Nor-walk.
5—. . "7:"
Bibles, Testaments. Prayer
BOOkS and Hymnais for
Easter at
. DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY STORE
to South Llain Street.
Clli NEWS
’I‘ill-e ulii be at l't-.'lli.ll tilt-t‘iilll ol
Purim-us l'ourlt-ti, 13m. itotui Area
“or. .lt.i..l~.r. tlt tilt i. luv ltlorrls‘. In
“'tlii ~Irtt-t
l‘itllti .ttltluue entilusl.l~ts. lit Illi>
('II\ we llltr~rvstell iii 'erliollai Still
raw H.l_\." “Iiit'li “iii tutu I'iltiiill)
\tid. t»:l\t'i\ltll(‘9 (Ill .‘tilty l~'
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I «\Itr ”:lle. I“1ii\t_\\‘tlll\ :tprons.
'uilrI t'llt'tol'tl litrlc‘l ~torv, 'i‘llursdtlg.
.\!iil fit \llr'pit'ies ltltilt‘>' Aid 80
«iv-t) l<‘r'l\t \l H (“hurt-h
Tort.;llt, ill the illllt't'~ of Taylor A
(“{th utr \YJsllillKltllt ‘Iit‘t‘l Illt‘
llltl'il‘ltl) IIIl‘t'lillK oi ill" Nol'wrllk
II-tritllrtu. Lorin &~ illwslnlt-nt t‘orlt
purl) “ill be held
—i;iOME MADE HOT CROSS BUNS.
r‘rui't-ti and plain, Illt lloz itelm-ry
Order now Squires. l’ilolle Iiitiii~ti
Rolwulk t‘hritxtian l-Indeu'tul' t-ir
t-It-s \‘Ill be interested to letllll that
Paul llrowu. tile (‘rtlil’orrlicl field N‘t'
lll
will
roomy and intermediate rt‘t'l't‘lzt',‘\
the I'lrristilln I‘llidt‘ifit‘l‘ Soviet).
be in Bridgeport orl (loud Friday.
|.; II itrzlis. Coiltllli'llll‘ ot‘ the
-“'i‘rerldlutt Spor‘twunb'” Column, ill
-"’l'ile Bridgeport Telegram," it very
kind. lit-raid. thin morning: “Messrs.
(‘orttdn and littorr ll‘l‘t‘ right ontotheit'
job, li‘te i lot of other Nor'hlk Ind.»
' we hate ntet.’
~~ Time is something about every day
in World's window that appeals to you
In ten-try. watches, (lurks nd optical
g lode
Eduard I‘ t‘roeb. oi Lowe street.
this why. received a protnotiott. this
month. when he was appointed set‘re
tur‘y ot‘ the (‘erltral Fire
C(llllllitily, Maiden lliiilt‘,
city.
insurrtrtt-e
New York
gift Bibles. prayer
and llynlrlltls, ttli
.II Iltlllllt‘ll)":' stationery store.
All
It .niu.
i'iat-tel'
ll‘biilllll‘illh'
twirl“:
\‘i<i:ol-- from Stamford, Greenwich
lilltl Nor-walk will be on hand Tlr‘urs-
titty melting, April 27. in large ntrm-
Ito-rs. to help South Norwalk Council.
lx' ('IIIIII‘I‘ the 1st degree on! 20
new lltv‘lllllt‘l'fl, The :tfl'air will be Ileltl
ni t‘.
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In your clothes, that
ideas.
Show some very Cleve
Ask to see
The borne of Hart Sc
It you must haVe clot
great.
flu-Wight “or! W'lrr C Mu!
Do you like speed?
Hart Schaffer & Marx
Varsity Fifty
This is the most popular young man's suit in
America: it ough to be—it has all the good points.
Rogers 81 Stevens
Schaitner & Marx. Their Custom Department in
is; smart lines, lively pat-
r things in their sprin'g suits.
hailner dt Marx clothes.
hes made to order try Hart
'l‘he w. l-kiy bowllrlg or the t'orllrrltl
"truncation: salt. 3.:
t Elli: “ill tonluilt be held til the a
NORWALK .
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l'.ll.lr‘t' iilll'_\>, .‘\‘\Illli Mnlll street
»\ll rllt-lllhul-s ot iiutit-r Lodge, No
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”En WAYBURN FAILS
TO FIGHT DIVORCE
Mabel Woodrow. Cc relpondent Allo
Falls to Appear in Court.
in, l o o l'.. who llllt‘t'ltl \lsilln; (:IE'l' . Ni-IW \‘tlltK, April rs Edward I'
.Itit‘lllillltll Lodge. No. no. ot iiritige‘ J “'vyburu. known a» a tilt-titrtl'aiy
port. ulll meet or the lodge roollls.on, producer under the Illhllit‘ ol' "Ned
‘6
South .\I.lirl street. ill 7 p In. slltlr'p
AND PERSONAL
I :-:N E W S:—:
SHOWER FOR MISS LYNCH.
A tnisr‘ellarleotls shower" was given
on .\ii.~s Ktlther'ine Lynch. at her
home. on ilttrltiltoll uterine, in honor
oi lllfll‘rintzt‘ Iteiton
Iloulle. of Strtmiord. Games, music
rind singing were enjoyed. after yhich
:l bountiful collation was served. The
guests departed all it late hour wish-
irll; .‘ilies la)'n('ll nnd Mr. Dunn» .t lrnp- .
50““... py married lite.
Those present Were the Misses Eli-
Mu
lit-llllttlrrty. Emma Lubrrlno. l.ellr\ Int
GOOD FRIDAY SENYINEL.
' The Sentinel will be issued its
lllUI'IllllL' paper on Friday. l-‘tlsr ittly.
Adler-risers and contributors of news
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llt'lllr .tlt- requested to get their (tiny
iil t‘lili_\ 'l‘ilul’sdaly afternoon
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A title r‘ebettrstll oI' "i‘llrisloplll-r.
Jr." was held on Sunday ttiter'rloou.
ill K ot‘ t‘. Hull. and. without it doubt.
lllt‘ pilly-uoirn: people are L'UIIIL’. tosee
a prot't-sslolntl prodtrttion. although by
anttlteur players. The trt'ltets are an
in tort first, ‘
her t‘tiiliillL‘ lo
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There will be at morning
with litltny torlrolrow rnorlrirru,
9:30 o'clock. irt Trinity Eltist‘tipii
church. There will be ett-nilll: prltyer‘ _
at 4:30 o‘clock in the afternoon irt llearl. Jennie Sniltelt. Jt-ltrtle ttndt‘llrtt
u - ' , . v
1}... ”min... in 7.45 01.1“,“ ”H. m” llturdon. litttrlet iitnr). horn and
Alice “'ttisll, Margaret Kennedy. Milt“
til
i thbeth Cushion. June t‘ortroy,
Ili'Hl-iiitlll tittss will meet.
Wayburn," did not appear yesterday
in the Supreme court to defend the
suit for divorce brought against hint
by Mrs. Helen ll \I'eyburn. of 237
West 105m street
Nor did Mabel Woodrow, the co-
respondent in the ease, appear or
send any representatite to deny the
accusations on which Mrs. Weyburn
buses her action for divorce.
Mrs. Weybtrrtt went on the witness
stand before Justice Newburrzer and
told of her marriage to the theatrical
producer In Jersey t‘r‘ty, April 7. 1909.
She said ‘they hrtd one sont Edward t‘
Weybttrni".lr.. now 6 years old.
Arthur "R. Evans of 130 Post KN“
intre testified that he had known Wey-
burn andflubel Woodrow were living
us Mr. and Mrs. Weybttrn nt 2465
llroadwrty, irt March, 1m. rlrtd that in
the previous August they iiied rtt 501
West 111th street.
Ezekiel C. Coldweil. rt member of
__ Iiil‘ 'l‘ltylor. Alice liyde. Louiset .
.‘It-nlbt'r's of Mizlluh I‘ll-eit- of King’s St'ilrtub. \\'rtilie and Lucy Lynch. Kiiill "th :‘T'rm‘l l‘r‘:f"-‘~‘10n .lt‘hlified that
irrttrullters will tonight ttt 7zi3 o'clock erirte "I'M!" “r“ h” “""""" ML" “f dm seen “ eyburn and Mabel
”.tt‘t‘! in Kit“ South Nor'wrtik Baptist W. It'rtiser'. Mrs. Hattie I‘Vl'lt‘l‘, Airs. b 0° row ltd-“e It! Mr. and Mrs. “N'-
('Iltil‘i‘ll let-lure rooms, 'l‘otnorrow "f. 'I‘itomrls (I‘llortrtvll. Mrs Ili‘i‘l)_\ and “m at ”‘9 S'mm‘“ hotel. In Roches-
lt-l'noon at I.'.;tt o'clock tt Lenten mt. Messrs. 'l‘lrolrttls Mctllone, Leo .\i:t- ter. and “I other NEW.“ tN'IOH‘ Ite
dress will be breached and at "medium lilies, William l.)'rrt-ll tlrld Ileltort knew of n“: "N” Mr-‘i- “t‘yhtrrn.
lll'Ut’l‘ttm presented, in the downtown iiotlrle. ' . J'Nm‘ N”Viblll‘m‘l‘ reserved decie
Ilflbtisl church. “m" “M “""ilnm‘t‘ ”t9 't‘mrmrnry
.\lrs. it. J. Van \\':l2«-lrt‘rt :tlld dattlt‘t»
Yesterday a rttlrnbtr of birds owned ‘9" ”"1"" "I (“f“m- NM” "Mk “r“
by members of the liiliside liorninr: "I‘t‘ntiirtl: the week with Mr. and MN.
”awn (‘lttb were shipped by express }\'. \\'. Lester” of iluyview avenue.
to Illll‘f‘lllllonl. N. Y. The birds will
be r'eletlsed, sorrre time today .to un-
dergo their second training fly or the
setlsoll. itllelng begins within several
‘
.\lr. ulltl llrx Wiiiiunt 0. Gladstone
and two children of Rye. New York.
lrrlve been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gent-mi
\\'. ilatlst‘bne. in South Norwttlk.
Vi't‘ttlth.
Miss ltortirrtt Ballard. of Norwrtlk.
(ireztt I‘r'opllet Ottorge I’uir'childttnd
has returned. after tt few drtys' stay in!
in rm Men's Hill] West Waslfirtgton
Film-I.
l‘it‘lstttliitlilllls in Norwllik plan to
\I~‘Il ilrillzt-port tonight. where they
Arili lurm the opportunity of hearing
their bishop. Rt. Rex. Chauncey Bunce
Brewster, D. I)., bishop of Connecti-
cut. deliver the last of his Lenten sery
vice at St. John's Episcopal church.
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TAKE PICTURES.
{We carry a full line of photoeupplies.
Have your films finished here.
Stillson-Poweii-Corpo-atio
PRESCRIPTION cavemen.
32 Wnehinaton lino!
South Nomm‘conlo
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'nteeting rooms have been establishedittnder the auspices of the Ftlirfield
til-ertt Sachem Walter G. Austin will
be uniting lilo top-notch Connecticut
Red lien who will tonight attend the
smoker; entertainment and general
good time to be given in Red Men's
Hall. West Washington street. under
the direction of the Focus Tribe of
Red Men.
town with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Han-t
non, of Elm street. Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs. William 'Brede. of;
bottnsbury avenue. are entertaining.‘
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Leslie VIIIIRIIII and sister, Miss Laura‘
A. R. Mttlkin 8: Co, local contrac- south Norwalk.
tors. have commenced the work of re-
novation at the Christian Science
Home in West avenue. The building
DAIRY CATTILE RAISING.
will be entirely remodeled and rede- Talk to Be Given Under Auapices 0f}
coraied. The. society has for the was Farm Bureau In Bethel.
ent taken temporary quarters at 59 A dairy meeting will be held at
West avenue, where both reading and Rethel on Friday evening. April 213
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, County Farm Bureau.
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and the LUCKY MAN, so-callol.
iiy when it comes his way.
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reserve In it savings bank, and can take advantage. of an opportun-
;.'JBe.,n lucky min in your conmunity,‘ by martini a regular. de-
' ”limit @600 pay day in this bank_ ‘
Open Monday evening- from‘T to 8.
~_ sunflower}
."‘t K. B. Musaer. extension tillil‘ylllfln.l
1‘of the Connecticut Agricultural Col-l
lege, is to speak on “Some Funda-
lmeninl Principles of the Breeding and
‘Feeding of Dairy Cattle." Mr. Mttsser
.is well-known to many of the farmers
jirt the dairy sections of l‘alrfleld coun-
ity and has the reputation of being an
)interelting ‘speaker with a. message
for every practical farmer. This!
meeting is one which no farmer within.
a reasonable distance of Bethel cant
nflord to miss.
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is the one who keep; building up a.
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sung; riank
SCOTTISH STEAMSHIP MAN
(tussoow. Scotland April 18.11:92
a. m.—-Jl.ntea A. Allen, formerly one
oi! the chic! partners 0! the'Allon
Stem-hip (‘ontpauy Line, died last
night.
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alimony of SIO at week for Mrs \‘i‘ey.
burn.
tlrre llttrrdsorue ltold wrltrh fob and
four rash prizes are the prizes offered
by Fred Siilnt‘hl, of the Norwrtlk bowl-
ing alleys where the tlltckpin public.
llltltdjcllp tournament starts tonirtht.
,Fifteen names have been elltereti.ttnll
‘ertch contestant will roll three games
twitlt each ntrtn in the tournament.
—-INFORMATION FOR WOME
Housework is trying on health and
strength. Women are. as inclined to
kidney and bladder trouble as men.
Aching back, stiff. sore joints and
Richard Allence. of iirooltlyn. N. Y. 'muaclea. binned vision, puilness un-'.
der eyes. should be given prompt at-
tention. Foley Kidney Pills restore
of New York. are visiting relatives ir healthy action to Irritated kidneys and
bladder.
Sold everywhere.
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Misses’ Suits
$18.98 .
1 5.00 Values
, chotrs
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'A. J. Angevine & Son .
Garden Tools
The Wallingiord Line
We
Have
Any
Tool
You
Seek
SEE OUR LADIES' SET,
Albert D. fi-Zorgan
tbucceuor to Chan E. D'v-n)
'I2 WASHINGTON 57.,
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THE DEMAND 70"!
PRIVATE SHRETARIES
iiu opened a new field
for
young people.
Leparc youet us pr
MERRILL CtllliitiE
South Norwnlk. Stamtord, Port
I Chester.
Reclining Model
in a Go- Cart. Bat-incl. High Clair
and Baby Jumper—cu in one.
fan be wheeled. will stand alone. or
can he carried on the arm with baby
In it Back ma be ahlited to [limo
positions—until: t. extreme horizontal
or medium. Sensitive spring: prevent
all lo": and r1.
Can L- a ’m (In the baby in
barn. Call and have In Ihov you ill
many-rivaling“.
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.1 do fil§Hd~CYLIN
so. NORWALK
runs .
In Time For
Easter
Advance Spring Styles!
Page; and pages of new
design! Many in Cclod
New Cuiress Blouses!
Jumper Frocks! Jcrltln
Blouscfll Draped Pan-
niersl' The most stur-
ning collection of chic
fashions you ever saw.
Get
Pictorial Review
for April
j 1,1,.3" [p.57 ‘5: I (2:, 0') Sale NOW i
1 ohm oar ! or all i
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James Donnelly scum MAI
Duplex-ALCAZAR
Before You Buy a Range .
Here at; last is a kitchen range that is
really modern. It is made in two types, one
burning coal or wood and mtbeothcr using coal, wood
and oil separately or at meantime. The Duplex-ALCAZAR
Range is complete—all in one—ready to burn the fuel you
choose—at any and all times.
You can make the change for d‘tflerent iueis
wrth this ran§e m a We tune and the Duplex-
ALCAZAR con onnslith your requirements. It“; the "year
'round range"—keepe the kitchen cool in summer—wnm In
winter—suite the season's In between Iuld cute fuel bills as
well as Insuring better coon-g rec-n3.
5Dupleti‘l
The Duplex-
ulttr reflects the a
Amerim. ltilt manul
ALCAZAR in every detail and partic-
pirit of the am progressive stove factory in
actured in ”hm“ “toner-y requirement and
need the world over. It in to he had in can iron—steel and porcelain
comtruction. I.“ u, mm I To You
A. J. counts & CO-
134-136 WASHINGTON 5T., [
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EASTER POSTCARDS
6 for St:
Others at 5c and 10:: _Each
Briggerman Bros. 6
N". MAIN ST.
Corner Union
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THE POPULAR MIDDY BLOU
in large variety at 01.00.
For Saturday Hosiery Come to Us.
S pring Underwear for Ladies and Children
in the "SEAL-PAC" Envelope
SILK GLOVES. Block or White.
36 etl. and no ate. Lon. atom $1.00.
also
THE FERN WAIST AT
$1.00
‘Each in Seal-pat Envelopes.
Latest Styles—Best Vain:
See West Window.
NEW STYLE. LADIE' minivan.
Wide Routing. “dc-In.
PLAN AND PM .0. m MILLINERY
Waluie magnate-“ism ‘
COUTH NORWALK, OONN.
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NOTE—WINE t d H. OREEN TRADING «an
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