50¢ to $12
SEBALL GLOVES
25¢ *0 $7
the Time to Consider
epapering Your Home
SE PAINTING
} . “lites Cheerinlly Given
all us—-Phone x446
‘ ._ A. nuunrn
Main St. So. Norwalk.
. 1E
hbal'El. of Ridgetield. was inE
today on business. E
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nts oharious eoiols 0' Brien
rwalk Ilosipiai Junior
Sewing Club met 111st even-E
home ol'E1-E.Ms A. C. Wheelcr.’
at. A goodl3 amount of!
complished.
ring' promptly don, iFordE
E laity. Austin‘s Garage.
‘ Ciarkin, widow of lheE
E .larlfin, died this morning
in Cedar street. She is
3 one daughter. MiS'1 MaryE
he funeral enougcments
‘1 conflicted.
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111- car Washed at Austin‘sv
‘nl .meeting of the Norwalk
Association will be held this
E the uptOwn court. room. 111'
t which time the associrl
he asked to grant the board
the authority to proceed
Minding of the new hospitui.
t which shall not exceed
tonight in Arion hall l’lize
[ark M. Ely,o or Norwalll.
Danhury to bring ills niece
to visit his aunt. Mrs
Mood. lie and his Cadil-
n reouisitloned on one-
Whom 'noticcs, his nour-
dgeport e it unccltain
11 see him again Connec-
rfleld. county seem much
11th Salem correspondent
11 Press“ E
Vise early shopping for the
cot atEMintz's $10 soil"
Etuand dresses. full de-,
Eé'seven. E
Emeoting of the Spring-
day School Association was
Evening. at which time the
.0! John B. Lawrence as
f the association and super-
0 the. Sunday school was
thn N. Glover was unanh
ed to. till the vacancy. Mr.
wrenco intend to remove
in .their residence in Flax
to South Norwalk. where
rge farm.
shed to look like new.
KODAK BANK—-
mmss roe A. E
Thompson Evans andtamily moved
\.
' ell-Corporation
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that. O ‘ "
Our new Spring light weight
overcoat will mirror up to
your satisfaction. Just right
for cool days and a necessity
”almost every evening for
many moons to come. E
Models that have set the
pace for this season.. For
young men. close fitting
coats that: show the figure
to advantage. For Econ-
servative men, the straight
back, loose hanging coat.
Many other styles to suit
all. tastes and all pockets.
Prices—$15 to $3q~ .
~ Rogers 81 Stexens
ESo. Norwalk
Poor ViSl'on
headache
TAKE CARE OF YOUR
EYES now
Dont suffer from the results
of your neglect later.
We retain the exclusi 'e ser-
vices of OCULISTS to exam~
ine eyes
Writings no charge forE the
examination.
“Let us care for your eye
sight," m—E‘E
T HAM ER
“The Three-O Eye Service"
Dentists. Optometrists, Opticians
3? Atlantic Sq:
EOpen Sat. 1111 9 p. In. 1:11. 1317.
Stamford, Conn.
NORWALK
SOCIETY
and Personal
. NEWS
OLD RESIDENTS T0 '_
CELEBRATE GOLDEN
. WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Cunningham, of West Washington
street, will complete titty years Eot;:}:
wedded life} All through this pert 11
they have been residents of SouhE
Norwaik. The) will be pleased “3' l
ceive the greeting of all their fl'EEends
tomollcw afternoon.
t
In honor of the Approachinghlur-
ridge of Mise Margaret McFarland. of
llndiana place. to EChsrles W. Ander-
Eson, a social and dance was held last
EEevening. .A very pleasant time. was
onjo3ed. Dancing to victrol music
Eli. Sweeney. Mr. and Mrs. Jones. Jo
- TEETH -
Without Plates E,
Dr. ‘J. H. Mallory;
16 So. Main St. So. Norwalk Ct 1
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. 111..
7 to
.m.
Sdndays By Appointment 011111.,
M1E's.Augusl:1 l". llockmmn ot Pali-
sade, New i".01ll Mr. and Mrs George
Eueckmann of New York.1Mr.mld
Mrs. Louis J. Hess and daughter of E
ll’rookiy,n motored to South Norwlllk '
ESMllllr ESPRlNG
FASHIONS
_ of
Women’s High
Grade" Shoes,
The
tastes.
...—a- .
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12: EWaship’Yon St.
South Nor-Walk
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from Lewisboro to Norman: Saturdoy
. The family will be greatly missed aE‘Et
lthat place.
Pomps andefor’ds.
Ewell-dressed woman
will find here style that ap-
Epeals to her most critical "
The Children’s Store
ElwoodSrGiover
"Lev/SAMWLN‘.
103 Cedar St.
odem Grocery
THREE STORES '
l Cove Ave.
2.5
BEST QREAMERY BUTT R
Finest 1n NorWalk, perlb. 4 c
LARGEST thN-Es PACKED
Strictly Fresh Eggs.
m "TABLE 'SYRURE '
381: per 1102.7
E31115 the principal limusomrnt of the . . _
Norw 31kt tnjoyed. Dancing to victrola music so to 30 prunes to m Per lb. 15¢ P I. d, WC}?! .......... ' ........ 10¢ Tl ».
_....,. d"011d sclll'al selections on the piano CANNED SWEET POTATOES are at per lb. "'51? 25c}, WTRYPHOSA 6
~ -- in a pleasing manuel. Little Miss .p it 1 ,.
l i)a11son'.daughtel of ..lr and hills. 'E. 11” L m ac ed Whoe. 15 Lard comll’olllld, per lb. .- - 19c ' ' or ‘E "E
EDauson, sw’ectl) I’C‘lldt‘ltd 11 vocal E """""" ' E E é Bulk Maca'r A“ v ' " mm WINE JELLY E’ETE'EE .
selection. She also recited. ltcfresh- SAUER KRAUT 1 oni a! iet!eso lb. 10C '1’-’87 Pine ----------------- 8 4 /
Em “l 1 a 1 11 J E d E [1" S ‘ El
3 on s were sure. lnlong . lose list at an at _ ' ' 0 E91) ‘ '} 1
Epresont were: Charles W. Anderson, For (full EEEEE } EEEEEEEE . U615¢ Inc ound Texas on] S! per “)0 10c part???" 111 UTFH CLEANSElgé E
“.1115. \lnrgarets McFoliund. Miss E I-al' . ' .. ‘ E EEEEEEE .
Laura Sollcrstrom, Mr and Mrs. “’11- PICKELED LAMBS TONGUE L 96 Julcy Rood oranges; dOZo 22‘ “mm $33913};ng MlliLK
Eiiam Curr and son Russell Mrs Jo- l‘t‘r Jar ........... .... 13 E ' ' , 1mme
...... Mm... ...... ...-...... SPINACH o onions, Large and Juicy, .doz. - 191 11...... _ .11.:
Charles tlnilug er, Miss Mary Fahou: St b B d l' E E E I v' . Elam 1 cen ...... 14
i ll'orsl' Ilnmm 11d. Richard laily, Miss CliténLearimRrarfir groan $33 Clover Leal Pl'otliiclS-BBSI Willitllll no WHOREATED MlLK ¢E
Borden's, easy Size, per c3111 60}
DELICIOUS COCOA
tor 11.. ................. 20¢
PRINCINE BAKING
l’c’ri ound. ......... 20¢
Fine Family FIOur
24 1-2 bag 1y.60
' ' . U CONFECTIONER'S SUGAR = -
seph Mrhll'land. Missl-o ‘i'oily. Han-'1‘
1.2.1. and Lucy 11.1.1113. 111.»... Agnes i l lound racingc ........ 11¢ Glover loaf Brand Glover Loaf Bran! mummy. large size 12¢ "E
‘9‘““’“”‘ ,,,__ .‘é'l DURYEA'S CORN STARCH 33: '92 ”"9" "all mmamsn WALNUTS
lE Ophir Chapter. No. 52, Order of g it‘1 Pkg """""""""" Sc E ’g ‘“ " 1050;" PM)", Entry 03: Sound, p‘er 1b 18¢
Eastern Slur, hold 11 parcel post on if... DUNHAMWS SHREDDED ‘ E ESARDINES
tertainment wellnesduy night. in Man i COCOANUT 1 "1. a?" WEE Sardines per cEan. 5E¢'
Esonic Temple, “South Main- street , , . « N . E - ‘
E'l‘ll‘elo were about 100 people present 5E1 PM P“ """"""""""" 8 ‘ “:11“ 3", can 17c WED???“ 1n PureOlive l
and 11 pleasant running was enjoyed. fi 1’ Dlo’lP'BLE TIP MATCHES4 ' .L- " 250 ll). Econ—Bills Ribbon BrandZSe I' (a 0‘1
EMrs. I. ll. Rundie and Mrs ldn Row 1. or g """""""" . "mpg: an
Eiand were the postlnistrcsses. A lland- ; cohElmhia “1‘ er sa‘monE TunaFiSh
some sofa pillov. “as presented to i ,1 .
Mills Iielin Van Coeyoring. A fortune LL. KCllO 5 Com Flakcs .
‘E teller helped m'Ako the evening 1111 (111- DE soda craCkeErs orJZCI In Post groas‘ics 8 CDBI' “um 10 C
"“' joynbio one. She was Mrs. Mary Jcn- mm m:
Enings.R’etlcshn1Ws were served dur- Mflk craCkers Kellogg S Crumble? ark” -
'ing the evening
33163335 BRAND "
EEDE..“
1. .
mIAN LOBSTER
Pkan -..-............. 28¢
‘t
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8 .
Eyesterdlly. After calling 111 the store . . »
of .1. 1'. Beckmann s. (10.111111 a ride . CANNED TOMATOES DRIED BEANS OAT-MEAL
throughout the city. dinner was en- ’ . ’ _ W
1 Med 113- ”E0 mm}, M 11w Norwnlk Small $129, nor can 8c Butter Beans, per lb. ...... 'rzc 0.5.3331] 5,251," pkg. 9°
ECOImU‘y club. 3 {.51. Large Can. per can ......... 15c Pea Beans, per lb. . . .. 241: 0-6. kg. use site ........ 21c REE
E The ldtdlt‘S' Social club hold ll ! 2 lb“ can. per can """" 17c Marrow Beans. pf! lb' """ 13“ H"! M5 ~~ ----------- 13c
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meeting 111 the. home of Mrs. H. Schim
Eeliing. 11121111ch street. East Norw.alk
lyestordsy Tllt‘ following were pres-
ent: Mrs. M. Abruln11ns.Mrs. A. Adler.
'\lrs. R. Benjamin. Mrs. A Cohen.
EMrs. ll. Green. Mrs. B. ilermun. ll'hs.
E'..P Prenslly. Mrs. M Steinberg. Mrs.
...l Rosenflold, Mrs. ll. Schimerilng.
and Mrs. Rooner. A light iunrh 1111115
i1otrosh1nol1ts' were sencd.
Miss ' Marjorie- llemnbellu. leading
lady in "Cheating Cheaters," is a ll
guest of Mrs. Sutherland in West Nor— 3"
walk. just over the New Canaan Line. g
t?! . _' ,E" .
Mrs. Gilli-1.15:1 11. Dates, of Madison immmmmmmmmmmmmzmm
. street .has returned from Florida. A1— gallium—III— '
h where she spent several months. EE ' ’ E
E Mrs Sutherland and granddaughter. ' -
of California. are stopping at her Steam Dylng & Cleaning 00'
home in West narwnk. Formerly xnovln u Brlooeport Steam Dyeing a Cleaning Co.
.« ‘ ' 5 II It 11 L l
MM Gum \l. Seymour 01‘ Flux Hill . llk Drones, Gloves, 3 11 on a d see Cur-ta m Cleaned.
Road is spending the week-end in ‘* H LYNGE. Pup,
TN» v 11“ 1 ‘ -
“‘ °‘ 3 249 State Street —BRIDGEPORT—
William-.1 Powell was in Philadel-
phia, Po... today. on business.
1-3 to 1EE-2 oil? at .Mintz's $10 sale
of suits. coats and dresses tomorrow.
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CREAM r011 CATARRH‘ '
' - OPENS UP NOSTBILS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head-Colds. ,It s SplendidlE
a
i In one mtnute your. clogged nostrils
will open, the air possages of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more more hawking. snot
fling. blowing. headache, drynesa. No
struggling for breath at night;
cold or cater-1'11 will be; gone. .
Get a. small bottle of El)"; Cream
Balm from your drugEglst- now. Apply
.11 little or this hesitant; antiseptic
7 ;-thohend, soothes. the inflamed or
IEwollEon 1111191ng_.1119111111-11111 And relief
I
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your E
healing cm 111 your nostrils. It pom ; ,E E
.etntos through every air passage of '
injustgce.
Coilee
If you haven't tried‘this Cof-
-fec yet you are doing yourself an
Try a pound today.
23c per lb.
Te
Our System helps to keep household expenses down to t hefiowest fig‘re. 'A trial ode: wit: pun this.
m Oolong. Ceylon or
W. You must pay 601: per lb.
' ‘ tn gEg'Etfis quality elsewhere.
35¢ per lb.
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Wall and High 5111’,
EDDY
1
Eddy Refrigerators
.5} Are the best refrigerators on
Ethe market today. They com-
him: all of the. hCSt features }
. that mean the scientific saving
E of food, and economy of ice.
E A splendid assortment of
REFRIGERATORS
aré now ready for inspection
‘ on our scoond'floor.
Come 1n and see them. :
RAYMOND Sr SON
Funeral Directors ind Furniture Dealers.
Norwalk 1
1.
Etor H i 11¢
QEN CRE D 1:,
n.-
Sneclal $15 ill) '
. arm's
coATs
‘ '37 "Silo $16 50
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Norwalk Chronicler