- your ambition to in-
mything that will bring
1 commission. In this we
find many things we
Mrs but we pulse when
’ seek to insure against
‘ for that is our aim and
1111:2111: of our trade to see
that each home has a tire for
it’s aid. Our coal will insure
11’ good fire night and day,
7 21511111 all that implies in a
homemaking way. Health’s
'a big premium, illness a loss
and from one to the other is
but a shortinss. Our poliCy's
a square one, its terms you‘ll
' admire and as long as we live
‘twill never expire.
THE _
FERRlS COAL
COMPANY _
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The New. Scie't : 1
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32,
.Houfie
, No home is complete without OAK recourse-'—
bflufiful. distinctive. substantial. Did you ever observe
when entering} room you instinctively look first at the
floor? There is nothing so quickly noticed as the floor. '
. It the floors of the building are OAK FLOORS you
Will immediately catch the'note of character and quality
throughout.
“Come in and talk it over with us. -
The Hatch & Bailey 60.
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.Chtropructic 111 the oennmon or the
use of the tisesse and the at:
dlusting the same Disease is causes
11 wrench, twist or sprain 1n tn.
back . Even if do to in childhood
5 create: pinched Bette: and pain in
411111 life in the dinerent organs and
little
. Chiropractors remove the cause 01
discus and pull), health is restored
through harmonizing the utrve sy~
terns in your body Female trouble.
wen spectai attention; also curvatu: 1
M the spins You will never regret
{help you
flamenc- tresthnts given also
T. Francis, ll. C.
Washington St.. 80. Normalk, Conn
.nrsduate from Palmer School
You Will Fail
to get and hold
if you are not prepared
or, Secretarial~ Course is just
“Jerri“ Business
College
South Norwalk
P6” Chester
nsrim'rION OF cmsoomcrtc,
c1,
siting the Chiropractor a chance it 1
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Great Sale of
EASTER SUITS COATS DRESSES”, llATS
AND BLOUSES
WE FEEL CONFIDENT THAT WE ARE PRESENT;
ING A RECORD BARGAIN OF SAMPLE SUITS AT
$14.98, $18. 00 and $22. 50
lCompare them, point by point, with any store. Their
appearance will so impress you that you will admit the
price is really suiprising .You do yourself an injustice if
you buy elsewhere, as no store in town can get our styles or
sell for our prices.
Come without delay and save from $5.00 to $15.00 on
your Easter Suit
Eie P A R IS Cloaks 81 Millinery
33 So. Main Street, St). Norwalk
THE STYLE STORE FOR LADIES.
11 11111111111111
Shore MW Seoul 11.11.} at the
Brenflieulsrhtbe Guest of
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The Nomiit Scout Masters‘ enjoy-
1921 a hike on Saturday to Commission-
er l’irla Mnodonaltl's place in West
Nomaik, where 11 very interesting
time was enjoyed. The Scout lust-
ers’ school accompanied the party.
Besides Mr. Mocdonsid the guest or
honor was Gilmore Clark, scout must-
C'i of the Bronx, New York. Satur-
titty night there were thirteen pres-
121111 nine of whom slept out in the
lupeu. Yesterday the party was in-
t‘lt'tttt‘d to niuteen. These included
in 1.1.1) Commissioner Douglas Nash,
Licoul Masters Hatold Nash, E. S
Austen, P C Quintord E. D. Randall“
11.11 Joseph Lockhari. i
it. the Scout Masters' school there‘
were Lawrence Paul, Marshall Hoyt
Herbert Ceilings. Leslie Gorhaiu,
Charles Milne, Charles Miller, War-1
11211 Jennings and Robert l-lughey and
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Tristrnm
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Hyatt
li-‘int (fl-ass Scouts Charles (311111111120:
’11 Winter.) annil.
Gregory, the local secretary,
, in attendance.
l Saturday night there was a demon-
2 121111111111 of knot lying and signalling
in th: international Morse ('Odl‘. Sunl
(liy “morning there was :1 lino bulld‘
i111: contest. the record for which was
t'ig‘ut 111111111914. This including build-
in; :1 lire place and gathering U112
'..'t:1..i, and Joseph 1.0cl1h111'i. of 'l‘t'oop
4 \'.'t:s 11112 11111111212 At lunch time
H.112: \1'112'. 11 111'1211'1nstrution in biscuit
t'urliillt‘, 01'121' lite open fire 11111] on hot
110111-14. Tliwpi'int'ipul dish :11 ilwi
l.11.1i11'1m was the ltunit'rs' hii'W and
111.1 11112111111213 ot‘ the party were in-
“li‘iit'iifil in how it) 11111k12 it.
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‘l‘itc Scouts hiked back in squad
formation, eut'li 3111111 being given :1
111111 at command of 11112. squad. ’Flie‘
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Thursday ls Bargain flay
This Week‘s Special
PUHN All"? ”3ch RIBBON
Narrow Ribbon . . . . .
Vulttt's 3c to 121'.
"’m Ribbon ......... 1“ ................. ...
IAL'L
\:1l:11's 151' 1121351:
A. Ulckerman & Son
..'.. ................. 1c to 3c and 5c
\ 10c. 15c, 19c
(lulu-11nd 111111111: 11111 dot-lured to lit
fiiw 111111 sut'u'ssiul lit id by the int-1|
! ‘2111uis
m.;—-W
1111111111111 111
1 1111111111 11111111
Successful lliiair in the High School
liail, Saturday, to be Repealed
This Evening
Saturday Special Spel‘l‘yfis
Barnes Srnoko >d Shoulder“
ESS-
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4 331
East India Tea Co.
Wa {chanted
Fresh
Tel. 371 125 Washington Street
’sW
Attorney lra 0. ,
was slamgfi
'i‘in children's unit-tiulnnn 111 for
11.1111111'1111111'1111.\t:11;;'111;1.l.1111:
1'211':tl1~:1111011111 the lily. 11 school 11: til
:11.1i Will be 1'2_'1pt':1t2d innit :iii :11 t"li_.lii
H11 tint-111' imm 111 is 1110111111311}: 1211-
lii""-"l"1‘ in 11'. 1y u'ny and it was
wally 11 tlt‘iithllul exper'h'me to enter
.1 ..1 big hull lo ilntl it so full of our
I :;-.;. 11nd "irls and to uitnt 1.21 their,
1;1;.11\mt2n1 as the (‘nitl‘lillnllifl‘ pro-
1.1' 111: was curried out. 'llwrc were
lit-13'. 112wgrou'n 1112011112 1111 they are
lliitvllubh' uniting till tonight for their
1' 1111. There was :1 line l-‘Dllli 01' help
111 {11112 from the 1e111'l1121's u'h gave
11‘11-1. 111111 thought to help i s first
tiltit't by the children to begin the
sum necessary for the Gardens this
3131' Hum it was 111'112'1 more neces-
.51: '
Miss lilttty Kitby Jennings, chair-
1111.11 of the civic department of the
1
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/ S mith Underwood
' Aemington, all other
makes, sold, rented
repaired. Renmls, $3
per month. Machine:
sold at $5 per monti:
JAS. DONNELLY
h Main Street South Norwalil
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7011 [love
S. .laiit
' Phone 499
, .fi treet. E311! Norwm.
Corned Beef Specials
PLATE CORNED BEEF .......... . ...... . 12¢».14¢
RUMP CORNED BEEF .................. 13¢_20¢
BONELESS CORNED BEE-F .......... 20¢
CORNED PIGS’ FEET, EARS AND SNOUTS. S¢ lb
Beers Meal 8: Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk Phone 1180.
'13 MAIN ST.
Nor-walk. Phone 881.
t"11.111nt;niiyoiuh represented that
club on the committee. Miss llrlody.
01 the Franklin 111'.hool Miss .\ic(‘..iurc
Mi. 1: 'iliomes, were the teachers. Miss
(111.112 ilunnn look a great deal of
trouble io' tmln llll‘i‘l‘ ntnnbets o
fodmnnt'es and bring over the little
urillt't‘l‘s from the F'ielt school, and
Miss Wood, of Hillside, brought
iu'elw of the Hillside girls who gnto
12.1:ynumstic drill with dogs. St.
Mary's was represented by four
(2111.1 mine numbers.
01112 01‘ the most tvotideriul (hild
petiormors Norwnlk lids even seen
u' is little Consuelo Dawson five. years
1,111.11 seems that she has in her rep
t-lttty seventeen numbers nil suit»
121110 to :1 little child and judrinl:
f: 11111 11051.2 she gave Salutdav, site is
1'1:'11111i111l1lt2.Tl112 selections me no
suitable. to 11 litil2 thild 11m given
v 111' 2.111 h understanding, surh spirit
and such expression Sim it"s no
:tl'itciuiions and she can be plainly
110.1111 from every part 01’ the hall
l The ticket selling was entirely in
' 11:12 hands of the children and Frank-
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Schultz’s Canned G 111ds Ssecial
Prize 0160 ....... 28 Panccke Flour ....... IOC
Swift’s Premium Cleo. 30c Macaroni ............. Ioc
Corn 12c Karo ................ 10c
Pork and Beans . ..... 15c
Tomatoes ...\ ....... Raisins .............. 15c
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schulize’ 5 Sanitary Markets
32.Washington St. 39 Main St.
South Nat-walk. Norwalk
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tin s1 hool led the game, 11111111011113
ilmszcst number of tickets. It is hop
ltd the children \villvthe 11 big and!
1121111 tonight for it is a mighty good
{ill 11;: go see 0111' children together
111111. to toolize uhni they can do. The
' campaign for the money for the Gar
i111.112: is thus successfully opened. ,
'I 111'» program tollowsmnd it Will be
1‘ilit2. 14:11'1212 innirrlii will ilm a'itl‘l‘n'i
or The Gettysburg address by Jack
li’tble. Jack is so much of a busi-
111' 1 12mm lust, 110w ihnl he could not
we 1: Scturduy afternoon. as he was
employed.
: 1—-“l{een the Home Firm: Burnlniz‘
'1.‘liot'us——Junior High School boys,
‘ -I‘1'hnk Rowland; Lco Ryan, Arthur
liioom Michael Anglonn (101111111
l—Zenry.l2‘1'ank Weuv'e130ltns.fl"_
SPECIALS
\
Delicious Creamery Butter, perb lb. . .
Swift’s sJewel Shortening, per lb.
Swift's Pride Washing Powder, large pkg”
White Rose Pancake, roc pkg. cut to . .
KaroSyruP.sesn........................ ..... .9¢
Try Out-FreshRoasted Col'i'ee,perlbt 21¢-
Asrunn
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one, Leo Miller, llet'hor' M‘llnr
Itodmmt Kline, .Y' 1"ch Picnnza.
Louis GoliOWifn. Richard Mathews
F'rd Charintt. Emil Korncs Josenh
lilmpitv ‘Geruvo Harri“ Marshal
Grits, Wm. 1211111111111; TheoL'Tlavem
I'm-nit Lauder. Raymond Fred
1r cits Philip 011. Thus. O'Connor.
Joseph Audion. '
Solo by Edward Newton. , 2 .
..'-— Recitauon—"DoIV’ by Consuelo
Dawson. »
'J—Piano Sch—"April Showers” by
trying Davis.
l—Swedlsbmm Rollo :Donces Primary
111111112 11111114119111 school—Ruth
Corbett. Mindanao», Jennie
Cm: W ' Bin Md:
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nounced later.
See The New Rain Coats
An exceptionally line loljusi received boil: in silk and cloth
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More New Su'l d C '1
Novel ’d lb 1 '
1 eas a are-sure to attract favorable notice
Da'nl W . T Th L M d I
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12511," by G' nevi: vc norm-111.i'3”o“o”o”'”.””'“2”.”.“.””3”3”20¢500’”:»: :“:"’:”:M
«I Violin ‘2‘ l,— “lithium f1'11111iii1:~‘oo?
lotto," by 311-bp] Milieu 11110111:
111111111, 1115.: Willa 31111111 ’o’
7 ~itt2cilttllon~»""l‘lm Duel," 1‘1111 9:.
511112111 1111115011. .
t" Gymnastic lli'ill..llill.~idt2 St 11110! {.
‘.' Vocal Solo by l"1'.2.1'.l1 KP‘l'iilttl\'., .‘z‘
with violin concerto zmd 111211111 111'- 5‘
(‘Ullllllinilill‘lll by Humid Sltltld ::: l
and .lttsrpliiuc Novnk. l 0 ...
in invitations by (‘1illsui'ltl ll'mwn 0'. tot
1‘ Song, 'i‘l112 Minstrel lloy by l2‘1' unit, . "
a e o ui s i '1-
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1,: 11.11.- 1.21.1111 .=, dun-11111121111, 1111111111 5. .3;
1.111] Highland St‘llil'llliii‘llt'l, pupils .. 2 1
1111111 1‘111-11 School, Muriel \':111 ,‘fi
Ninth-k, Maude llrou'u. littt'uui'et 90 ose< on a 0.91
llt't.tt'1'.-'.:1n, \':'-1';1 “1211‘s, Miii'lllli. '7.
tiltinslti, ltut'p Reynolds, Jos- :3 .
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mp, Jennie Snillck, iiil11'2l Bennett. '9. '
ll limit-«31111, l‘uitliu'ork, (‘onsutlu . a
Dawson. », f .
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Miss i.: '1111 “buy-1,11% 1111:1l112 .3. .
piano 11:91]. '5
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DEATHS AI‘LD FUNERALS .0. e
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1...... .11...." no.1... 5:, of Those Rare .Bargams 3
The funeral of James . Dot’ino. 111' 3. . .
1 Third street, who died Friday :tlicr- 3 C S $ 0 ’ $12 98 a
noon :11 the Norwnilt Hospital from :1 0:. PR! E 1 and ’ ° .
shot-k sustai 12d :11 his home \‘t'mlnes- .. ’2:
tiny. and bting llt‘lilly uspliyniatcd, 9.. ‘4’
1s .5
1'. '15 held Saturday in llmvell, lines.
711? body “:13 taken llli r1 by l‘une r111
Director David V1 l’:ty1110:.1d .lostplt "
11ml Francis 1112\‘11112 111‘ 1111.21 tliv 5111
1m) 1111.2 1112121211512th ,
Mr. lictine 111111112 \‘i'etlnosduy morn-
ing and put on :1 kettle of water to be
used in melting coitee. He felt :1
stroke working on him and 111:1nug12d
to get to his bedroom and rest. A
short time aficru '1rd 1112 sup-lined the
shock. Unable to ttrise the. water
boiled over over and extinguished the
Neighbors later found him and
took him to the hospital where 10'
passed aufldy
Joseph Borda. ‘
Joseph Borda, of Winnipnuk. died
last night at the Norwnlk Hospital.
Funeral arrangements will be. :11:-
Funeral 3? Miss Ricclo
The funeral of Miss Mary Riccio
was largely attended this morning,i
from her late home, 15 Woodward (1V8-
nue: at 8. 30 o’clock, and at 9 o'clock
from St. Joseph’s sChurch. A 131111112111
high mass was sung by the Rev. Rich-1
ard J. Carroll Miss Alice Spinn r-en !
tiered the sole. "0 Pi Jesus" as iitci
coriegc was lcnting the church The:
members of the Court Laurel.Daugl1
ten-3 oi Cssiilc, No. .106, attended the!
lee’vs‘v’oo’sfiufiu :«fu :sszoszo
.:..:~ :“
or."
’7 Here is the Spring Silhouette
TRAIGIIT, simple
lines,cxprcssccl attrac—
tively in :1 {rock of blue.
gabardinc, with deep
collar of pulcst ilcsb-
color satin, and crossed
sash belt of self-material.
Many others equally
chic in
Pictorial Review
Patterns
FOR MARCH
and
The Spring
FASHION BOOK
oi the Celebrated
, Pictorial Review Patterns
NOW ON SALE
servfi'cs in a body. The fitmci‘ bear !
et's were John Reynolds, Milton Lock-.1
wood. The. pail bear-91's were William
‘.J Donnelly
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“10950:” 110:»er w zoo'odzuy
Costume
70%
25 rbnts
Ryan, Edwin Ryan, J. O‘Brien and'Ar-
thur Sincewnld John M0“? in and
John Bradley. The floral pt oes we112
many and beautiful aii'd attested the
cstccm in which the deceased was
held Interment was, in St. Mary‘s
cemetery.’ 1
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Funeral of E. Hubbeii Hotchkiss.
In memory of the late 13.111.111.11
iHOltl‘ kiss, this city, and Daytona, Fla. .,
the E. M. Hoichkiss Manufacturing
company in Hoyt sttoel, which was
opened 11 number oi years ago by the
deer sod, will be closed tomorrow for ‘
the day. The funeral services of the
late Norwnlk business man, who was
connected with the. George Hotchkiss
Sons C0,, the E. H. Hotchkiss Co., and
thewJones it Hotchkiss Co. of Nor-
walk. will be held tomorrow in Day-
ton, Flu. ... .nml interment will be made
in that place.
Funeral d! T. c. Lynch ,
The funeral of Timothy Christopher ’.
11mph. iortnerly of this city into o!
'3th yrs-held this moral!!! at
9 o'élock from 11111 floored Heart.
Church. 1 in Bridgeport. Interment
menado'ln- -8t. «isomer or-
walk
lAdverttse’
’”‘---Poialocs---’°
FRESH EGGS £101 330
Choice California gPrunes .' ......
Golden Santos Coffee lb. ...... .
Rice—3 lbs. Whole Grain for
California Claret, 1 gallon jug
.Frecllelivcry‘
A F BeckmaunSz so.
1 . ~ GROCERS AND WINEMERCHAN’FS
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11 and 85 Washington St.
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leis. 25¢
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Auto Service
4131111111111“ £4115.
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