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AND DRESSES EXEMPLIVYV THE HIGHEST DEGR
lON. MATERIAL AND TAILOTl‘NC. FOR SDRING 19
Dresses ................................. $7
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Suits, Coats and Dresses
A DAY 1'00 EARLY FOR YOU TO
THINK 0" YOUR NEW SPRlNG APPAREL. OUR SUITS. COATS
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\‘orwalk :1tlolncys 11010 in i3ridg1: lldmund Mctfi‘nrthy of 41 t‘ontcr
[1011 today. attending short calendar. avonuc, lins‘ 1'csignod his position with
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11111-51 soft llnts.()'ll1'ic11's,
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———‘~ i ()11‘11'1'1' Gaynor found 11 water pipc 111
William 1'. Bro-rs. 1110 1111101111 sin 1 house on Day street that 11:15 leaks
tioncr. has recently sold 1113 11111111- 111g “‘5‘ night The Water Dep'lrtmcnt
some l‘ositlt'nco on lilnlrrc‘st Trrl‘acc )1111: “Ohm" " i"
to Mrs. llui‘lncrman. of ()1; Ridge, New!
Canaan and \‘cw York (111' Mrs: -—.\liss l’olhpmu'." Itlillinely 511111111111
131m: lt‘l‘lll' 111 1111111115 in make this ('11)
plan 111‘ rusilloiicnduring :1 part
101 the your. ‘
after March 5111.
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imiss 1"ou1 chance to see the bi
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D” ‘3 l1ats.Dcrby hats. OBHPHS :Tickcl.s now SEIling at Palace. Phone
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1 There were two cases which some
{1111 before Judge George 11. Vosbuigh ”—m—‘f -
8~ in the city court this morning. Both The Master Mason's Degree was
:of the p.150'1ers “ere charged 111111 worked on two candidates last night.
drunkenness Ellen Murray “unlined at the regular meeting of St. John’s
iii] and Alrnn Johnson $7 ~and costs. Lodge, No. 6, F. and A. M. Refresh-
lJollnson is the fellow who was he‘dun ments were served after the regular
1110 weeks ago in the Third District." business meeting had been concluded
'Chief Pennington revoked his permit and 11 social time was enjoyed. A
to carry a gun because of his disorder- number of out 'of- town visitors were
ly conduct. present-
This evenin’é at eight o'clock, M. I.
fi'amnmoto will give an interesting lec~
ture on “America and Japan" at the
South Norwalk Congregational church.
The lecture will be especially inter-
esting coming as it does at this crit-
ical time. After the lecture, Japan
McENNELLEY’s SINGING ORCHES-
Itra. Armory, Saturday. March am.
this bafik 011 “I. N. eoptican views 4 1
Rev. James Benton Werner, of Grace
Church, Norwalk. hosi- accepted an in-
vitation from, Captain. Edwin J.‘ Per-
1
Salvation Army. March 15111.
ram will be a. regular meeting this
‘evening of Buckingham Post, No. 12,
,. G A. 114.111 the headquarters to the
. .TownrAsoelnhly 11111111111111“; in Wall
street. 'Everj 11111111119: 111 urged to be
'preoent.
keep upon Monday evenings. 011 and,
will he‘lllustratcd with Japanese stcr-'
mt, of Bridgeport. to speak initial
Francis Warburton. ‘
l<‘l'1incis Warhol-ton died :11 his home.
on the Post Road. Noroton, “imilil’s‘b
day, utter 11 short illness 01' pncumon- 11'111 meet this evening in Red Mrn's
.111?! The funeral service will be corn 111111.111 3111111 strcnt.
:dllclt‘d on Saturdav 111 2 :30 p.111..111 tion of rrgulnr business.
the Nototon 1’1 rl-shylerlan Church, by
Cockenochrihc, No. 32. l. 0. R. 111.,
DEATHS Al‘il)‘ FUNERALSH 'Routinc business was conducted at
.l11'.1t night's nicotina of Division
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for 111'? transac-
~ 5 Apparel
For Women and Mines
RIGHT NOW is the time to plan. at your Sprmg
Rcv . G. E. Richter. Mr. Warburton,
became a regiment of this town about:
'olght years 11go.moviug there from
1Silvcrmino. where he resided for scv '
.crnl ycms previously For nearly the
entite time of his residence in Dar-
ien ho had been sexton of the Pres-
byterian church, and his devotion and
courtesy in the performance of his
duties outdo 111m highly esteemed by.
the congregation who will gladly do
him honor as his body is carried away -
after the service in the church to
which he had given so much of his:
strength. He is s11rvived‘by hlshwife.g
iBoth 'Mr. and Mrs. Warburton wurel
natives 0140mm Britain,
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Funeral 0‘ Mrs. E. B. Benedict i
. The funeral of Elizabeth 13., wife of
E. B. Benedict, Was held yesterday af- ,
ternoon from the late home, 6 Bone-
dict utreet, East Norwnlk. Rev. Fred-
erick A. Coleman. rector of the Trini-
ty Episcopal Church ofllclated and
the members of} the Eur-c1111 Rebekah
Lodwlie, No 42 "1. o. o. R. counting
ed services. Interment was in lther l
side 1 :metery.
1' Funeral of Mr‘s. 111111111111 Wyer.
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Hannah Dwyer, 111' 31 Merwln street,
will be héld mm 1111 into 1141111111111 ‘
or the daceasotb’ tomorrow afternoon, i
at 2: 30 oc‘lock.
will ofllclato
place in No
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.un‘d burial will take
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choose. Ao
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no bring. tbomumi
of .11 ficttvmllkh mandamus.
Clothes. RIGHT NOW is the time banana make up
your mind what 18 best for you, man- ROW 15 the time
to find out which store is entitled to your patronage by
reason of superior values. We have Married the larg-
est stock. the most minute styles. But this
spring will surpass everything we havehaéhfoxe. We will
give you High Class Tailored Gannon: fish the large
city stores ask from $5 to. $15 more. You have not 'seen
the best at the lOWESt price until you. flit “TH-E PARIS
Frocks in great variety, in sergghleh, «immense
and Crepe Georgette 1.11m . ”@1033030
TOP .COATS—DASHING LINES
In serge, poplin, Velour. m cloth,
loopine and mixtures, from .. 37$ q; to $50.00
HATS 0F DISTINCTWE DESK!!! ._ ~
In Lisere, Milan Ham: and HMStmws. '
{tom ............ .. .. ......... “warm“... . 9.81- up
SKIRTS—Suitable for all occasionsfiu‘n 4
' $13 I? 10 $12 .00
MUSLIN 'AND SILK UNDERWIS "from
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lSILK HOSIERY. .... .. 1 ..... W 3! “21111.31 50’
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BE PAR] :11 Umksfirflfllacry
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Women‘ s and Misses’ Suit: in all ficwuafimq shades
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