-Sleainship Tickets
For the South
and All Parts ours
World. '
TaYlor&Golden
I Telephone 'No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust 15;. Bldg
And y0u‘ll probably march
to the Doctor’s if you fail to
get aII Spring Overcoat to
carry you salely through the
trying weeks between real
J 1‘ ‘ Winter and real Spring.
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l1 1 Light and medium weight,
I 111111 knee-length, shower proaf,
—--— -——*~-—————-——- $515 to $25.
-, '11... i.’|l!1“l Spring Overcoats in plain
EM” .1 11111111111131” I and belted models from I
W’ ”Wl’ltorhngerSl e5 1 plain oxford gray to smart I1
Toj: llyourcoolbm Inna: A?” -. green and brown mixtures. I
propaftthing. l
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Rogers 8‘: Stevens
NVJELCIOME Winter
l I sticks around. You ,1, 1
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should make it as hot So ‘0 w“ I; Nomi “m1
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and uncomfortable {or him as
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humour 1'... iiorwnlli and vicinity: 1 On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Oliver 13.
Unscithd ulnight and Saturday, pro-,Ml‘ad of Greenwich celebrated theiri
11:..ny rain. The storm that was cen- Holden-wedding anniversary by having:
“~31 “w... New Mexico yesterday a dinner at the 'lliliniore Hotel, New"
morning inis moved northeastward York. in the afternoon and returning
during 11.31351 21 hours and 11115 mo . to Greenwich and holding a rec-011110111
. dug in central over eastern Nebraska. 331110 New] hOmPS-ioud at Field Poini1
. It is causing unsettled weather, with Park at night. There \1'ort“=1hout 200i
" min or snow, from the Rocky Moun- relatives and a low intimate friends
., stains meiward to Indiana and l'romthe =11. ill” dinner and reception. Mr. audl
lake region southward m the Gulf. A Ali's. Mead received many lioauiilul1
possible.
Harris 81 Gain
I J/ 68 Water Street
Tel. 72:
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gong ridge 01' mg“ pressure extending gifts in gold and many flowers. Earl11~
I 1mm Michigan souilicasiwurd to V'ir- l3 "(‘H’Dll' Si): ."001‘5 Old 'lhoy “ore
ginia is producing pleasant weather, mauled by the lute lit-v. \‘lllliam H l
with moderately low iompmoturvs,Iin ‘llll‘l-ll' kllO‘Hl "8 “Adirondack Milt-I
‘ahe cash-m districts. rav, " thou pastor of the old Second
IConmigaiionul (‘lmrr l1 Oliver 13..
WEATHER A IYEAR AGO Mead is the son ot’the lato Smith:
TODAY ~ lMoIail lie s it l'r'lii'etl farmer :111d 11’
'11.“!1111 July. ; Law 11;. .1._Il:'11::c llropti'iy owner of (.rccnwiclL1 .
'0 1. 111 -lli: wife is 11111 daughter of the late;
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—~——~.—————-—-—-~——- i ‘.1lr and Mrs. William Scoilcld, :1lso1
lIIIII residents of Greenwich. .
Miss Anna Burr, of Seattle for~mci ‘
c!‘[Y—~w NEWSI lly oi South Norwalk. who is the guest1
of Mr. and Mrs. William \lorau,192
II South Main street, was tmidcned a re- l
lcepiion last e1 email, 111 a number M1
“‘1“ l" the 5935”“ ”“1““ 1‘" M 1111 lrlends. Miss liurr is a (mined.
fiorisls ““3 M’PtI I0“ ”‘9‘" ("WI dd"'11111':o on a liminsllip plying beiv. .0011:
andniuht. ‘ Th” must ‘10 mouthing Sr: title and Alaska, and ("1111 cis ioi
possible “3 have their stock 01‘ “W0” lc- .1111 this oily tomorrow to return to'.
IIa‘nd plants in top-notch condition them“, duties. She related a number off
first. week in April.
I -——llmbrcll:1s, cuties, innui'uing,r hands 11,111; proved interesting and 11114ch
(l‘lirien's. ,Itive.Duri11:: the or onion there was
—~DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT llnuslc, rcflcslnnoiiis 1.1111 :1 general]
Town Assembly Hall, Green ill-o. 8- ;good time. 1
PW?“ orchestra. Ladies free. Mrs. William Tuiile. of New Can-E
I "' I aim, is spondinglwwral days with licr‘1
’l‘he CStabll‘lll‘ll‘M 0f ‘1“ ““1110“ daughter Mrs. (T'hrnlc-s Frank. oi \oi-
«1111p and school at Westport, for walk.
“'th purpose the legislature has Mrs. Styles Wood. ol New Caunan,I
made an appropriation, is M much in returned to her home last \\ coir hav-
'teI£IIIIt here, as hundreds OII Dan ing visited with friends in \‘onvltal for
hury people visit Compo Beach and the past several weeks. 1
' other Mm m wasn’t)“ Cam sea Mr and Mrs F. SfAmhler, of Unionl
“III ' . , Il‘aik, are in Southern Pines, N o for1
”Dunk miss the Biart Lecmre xIeI1tlie benefit or Mr. Atnbleills health l
titul, tonight—High School Hall.
”NOT'CE Mrs. Henderson. of Norwalk, is.il1e'
The Little Shop will re open on' guest 0! Mrs Geoigo 00113.1n spring-1“
Saturday, March i'lih, with a full “whale this week .1»
of absolutely new merchandise. a" "I 1
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Dwight L. Elmondrol’. the lecturer,l -—-Derby hats, Derby hats, O'Brion'S.
' , “S 11 field "' _ .
:12: life ct: 113233130: VicIioi'nyor hisl Charles Almond TInIIIIr' IIIII CIIIII
legrnpher and President Lin
oc an . The estate consists of i‘lar to
2:31" Sggengficres a colonial man iooln‘s friend, who died on Monday at
‘ Arthur L.
sion, with garage and outbuildings “mnipeg. iIS the ”WWI“ S t d
IThe property is on. what was once the Tinker of Bedford Par 1, tam or
'liistOric old Jay family homestead with whom he often made his home.
tar-m, fronting on the water and neur Mr. Tinker was one of four incinbelsi.
“19. 001111th estates of Herbert Par- 9‘ the U- S Military 1T9”???
firms Charles L Ewing George C. Corps who were in possess on o e
ParkI and Edgiir TalmeLI . code used in sending official orders
I IMONDAY IBASKE‘i'BALL‘ The other three were .Gen. Thomas T.
lEck id t. i: the Western
ert, later res en 0 ,
,‘Inberstate League Stars vs. Nor- Union Telegraph. Compsnyf. Albert C. 1.
Annory. Reserved seat sale at Chandler, who heoarhe President of
mm?" the Postal Telegraph-Gable Company,
The price of potatoes varies, today, and David H Bates, who was rrianageI‘i
with the markets. One large store °1I‘. or the military tel_egraph oftlce.M1.|
Jared them tor 86 cents per peck, IBates and Mr. Chandler are still alive.
' 3.1.119 another wns charging 96 cents Just after the Civil War. Mr Tinker
per peek. The former bought the; became one of the omnlrers oi! the
thine- a week ago, and the letter Kilantic and Pacific Telegraph Coni-
um m. n is and that the pricelnany. with Jay Gould and Mr. Ilaies
m mm mm increases any Gould bought Mr. Tlnlrer's share
a. m “1,91,, 'm 1,, 81 not lathe Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
.3“: mg mt 1. not they Company end We xenei‘IIul manni-
mrfitwo such-go. nutmdon't tar or in man. branch. Ho '35 on
“WWI. c visit to his daughter. llrII Tracy
experiences to 1101' guests, and H101.
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ubtmv, MARCH 1621911"?
SPRiNG STYLES
AT THEIR BEST
/ We have 110“! a variety that
I cannot fail to please the woman
who seeks exclusiveness in
style. With the opening of
the Spring Season, and a radi-
cal change in models, materials
and shades, we have antici-
pated unusual demand and:
slorl‘lrcd accordingly.
We invite every woman in this
vicinity to inspect those beauti-
ful garments.
S U] TS
$15 to $27.50
C O A' TS
$7.50 to $16.50
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Trimmed MillineryI
$3.00 to $6.50“ . . .- .
" Men’string
Clothing.
nan Brands.
surTsI
- H A "TS
$2 Up.
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01.1 Spring Suits for men
embrace some new and
novelty effects. Right up
to the minute in style and
of the usual reliable Brain
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$15 to $25 ‘
echiefs we’ ve sold at 1232c . 10c.
So. Norwaik
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1 Mi. Ambler is feeling much better. 1 I
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Opening Tomorrow
OUR NEW STORE
With a Full Line 0i Absolutely
New Merchandise
Showing All of the Latest Mod—
, els in Coats, Suits Dresses,
Waists and Skirts ,7 '
The Little Shop
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' Tires e days:
lighter overcoat
A heavy overcoat is—tmcomforiable; and how tired we all .11": of wearing one. §
A. w...» 4““ . on
But-it‘s inking inn-low chances to go 1‘ iiltout 21:1) t‘CF'IiI'I'i. ' I l}
So; everybody for S'piiug 'vx'eiglit overcoat! 2
And evcrvllodg; may find one waiting here.
'lhev' it keep out Much winds 110w and April showers l.ll£‘l.
111611121111; fret lm SS and satisfaction to the man who ollPF one on.
Any number oi sivlesz— I
trooper mod 15, be lied allaround “g:
pinch illilCliS. \‘.llll 11 it across back I
close-fitting styles for young men
Chesterfield models of quiet richness 1
semi—box styles that hang smartly.
A range of excellent fabrics:—
kniiicd woolensofi lllal'kill‘lel light \1' trinili
Scoicliy mixtures of loose pleasing we .116.
Oxford grays, heather mixtures, bright novelty
I weaves, simple fine blacks.
A Sl’lEClAl.--Chesierfield coats of gray or black,
silk lined, smartly iailored,— $1'5 : ’,I
And the 11'1'11131'11lra1ige of coats from ihatS 8‘15 to $25.
Main noonrenr. y ‘ _ ’3
Good strong
printed lin011eum—~
Aluminum prices
are lower
59c
The regular price of this linoleum is 73f '
cents a square yard. 1
This limited lot will be sold .11 59 cents.
it’s from Wild—and (lllV'llllOlBllllllIlOll‘lI
Wild 15 good and dependable.
l'odav‘“ mites of “carrier aluminum
no lower than last \v"eck s.
Ami yet there is real reason for the ad-
vance in cost which is slowly going on.
Why should prices. then, be lower to- In excellent piliems and colors for"
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d3) kitchens or brilliromns 01' bedrooms; tiled
Because the store puts frieuduiiming and matting and conventional effects:
the 1d of profit. 59c yd. 3’
1 ' Third near. 1
Double butter». 3 --.$1.ro to $3.50. ,. l
lroserv-iu: kettle, live slurs—41.15 to $71.37.. . . . 4
V011: for prefiy
Berlin kr-iilrs. with (over 111111 bale llulltll“. seven
I\ J u o d
an IDCXPCDSIVC 1‘55!
sizes—«$1 to Lao.
Lippcd salon-pans, seven sitcom—Silo to $1.371.
llcrlln snncopans. {our sizes-31 to $1.90.
T1 :1 kettles. cast or sheet metal. three sizes. of each
—-$Zl. 131 to 3.. 7.1.
A hundred Yes more than a l1u11d1'ed,I
13111111 puffer-11': IIIeIII 11....51150 *0 $33 beautiful new 11:'iiie1ns beckon women to
,.,‘;‘,;,,"‘;I;: 12;}; ",1; W531“; :,3;,,;_.,.. 10‘s,” choose new dress irom among the voiles...
‘1}1'111l1lo roosters, scli’ twisting—three sizes—«$3.75 Rarely bellllllflll, 0f strifing HOVClty, .I
‘0 fine quality; such are they. .
A large open plaid is made by unique
corded lines of delicate tone.
A wide siri e is checked off into tiny
checks by fine lines of white.
Handsome stripes rombine two colors
and each seems prettier because of the
contrast. ' .
Flowers are siieu ed all o1e1 some of the .
prettiest in the family. '
Paisley patterns, printed' in delicatetones
of lavender and rose and green and tan,-
Fine handkerchiefs soiled while being completely cover some that are (if notably
displayedB—a number of sorts and styles for. fine texture. .
women' regular 25c io 50c—, ~— 19c. But it’s not fair to all the others 111 theI
Soiled 12.7% and 150 handkerchiefs——- [handsome gathering to pick out even these
10c. beauties for special praise. Every pattern
And even a few fancy handkerchiefs 32,38 Eligalpifigfn [fillsnfafidgome “£0?
. ress a
embrordered coma 0‘ colored border—— 'will combine much service with its beauty.
to... .. 36- ‘ 25c 39c 59c and 751: a yard. .J ,J J
2' s. Gmter aisle. rear. “£2331” l Main floor. rear. 332%
Fourth floor.
Handkerchiefs to be
bought Iquiclcly
Women’s dainty handkerchiefs with
pretty design embroidered in corner. A
great diversity of those designs. / Some
white and some in color. Lvactly like ’ker-
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THE nowLANo IIDRY 00505 -COI‘JRANX.‘..I
The “1111811110111 State 178““qu business included Mrs. Edward H.1 A crew of linemen is stringing tel;
Women; clubs was represented! why at Hal-{ford pre.sidcnt v ho ephone wires between the Danllnrv f
the meeting 0‘ the ”emu“ board presided H l-.l p119 of [11.3 (3113,1101, railroad station and the. South N11
119.111 at The Strattleld in Bridgeport, wary vice president: Mrs: Tea-slev of “’8‘“ Wm“ 1“ rpm-“0W ‘0 ill-“l"
this week. No place or meeting has Waterbury. recording secretarr; Mrs ing a “0“ “Slim 0f “‘“l’i‘mmg
been decided on for the May confer George Stoughton of Hartford, corn train 0111er heme?“ ”’13 9“? “Id
ence to be held in Bridgeport May 24. responding secretory; Mrs. l~‘1'ede.rlclr’-South Norwalk. “ 1..." the system
1 25 and 26 except‘that The Stratfield Monroe Card of Bridgeport, treasurer:
. wlll be 1119' headquarters. A. luncheon Mrs. William Phipps of Waterbury,1
will be served to the advisory .board former president; Miss Olive Barney the teléphone. The system in not'
at The Stmttield orp’l‘liursday, noon. of New Canaan; Mrs. Gerard of South new one lor- the New York, Ne
May 24,il1e conterenoe opening in the Nor-walk. Mn. Braimrd of Thompson van and Hartford railroad as .
alteration at 2 o'clock. Interestlnipro- ville. Mrs. Brinmude 0! Derby, Mrs. been in use for some tuna m.
me are being planned for the three Waters 0! Wetherflald Mrs. Join: me point. on the Shore Line 'dIl ,_
daycandwlllbemmoed Mennonite or Dunbar-y. hilariously. I
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is ready 591' oper’stion no train“ mans
will be Igiven orer the telegraph» chi.
cults but Will be glvén Verbally
mo hon. rm 70m Shelton and It“.
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