m. as wally, or
stiletto 'Hoyt,
099mm.
—‘ c light pint.
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hero med. to 46 Gabon-Ill
. of unbury,
W with blends in East
on babe node to the Don
trader tracks by'tlle Con-
Ilrd .‘ Wtrict Comnlissioners
enacting this evening at
In W A Md in You,
sot-l trod-es Iat- Illa-ls at 1‘.
‘ Reach. «
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I let, llrl. Henry mm. in Brooklyn.
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“ONYX”
Days
Monday Tuesday Wednesday
April ”April . April' .
. " 23 24 25 .
- VIalues that are unusually good
owing to the heavy advance on
all these lines of hosiery.
FOR WOMEN
Item I—Black, white and colors, Silk Hose, with lisle top;
' regular $1.00 quality.
“Onyx” Day Price ...; ......... 90¢ 3 pairs $2.50
Item$o. z—thk, vvhite and colors, All Silk Hose, regular
1.5
"Onyx” Day Price ... ...... $1.35 3 pairs $3.90
Item 3—13th Lisle, medium weight; regular 55c.
“Onyx” Day Price .. 45¢ 3 pairs for $1. 25
"FOR MEN t
Item 217~Men's“0nyx"Pare Silk, spliced heel, sole and
toe. Block-and colors; soc value.
“ONYXNJDIYI Price...,. . ..... ._. 3 pairs $1.25
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’ ~Logan"sueet lert this week for Long
Island,«rhere..they will make their
= future residence. ‘
l .r‘. . .. ‘
5 Mrs. wing: D. Bisbon, who has,
been in Portland. “Me" for some time,
arrived at her Tokcneke residence
last evening.
: .‘ There will he A meeting of the Ile-
lianco Social Cll‘ at the home or
Mrs. a. s. Way..'lhlesdsy afternoon
at 2:30 o’clock.
Sil-
l
{and l: W,mxewvsm‘
haematite! Amandacot-
Icottngo on West Side avenue. .
’ Eight ladies from the lRebelras
Lodge. No. 42,! 0. 0. it. will given
sketch entitled “How the Story
" row." Ilnthomsrtonfi‘lll. chattel.
y evening, May E. There will
be a muslcsl program.
!
Anthony Ruzicks. who has been
:superintendent [or Trundly
‘r‘f‘l
.lllo all" (idem! more:
use, is opt-mil“ A use]: with its: sis-I
I New rm. intense: atolls oi"
.Iur‘nsstthe Tribute 1m ductilei
Mr. 3nd Mrs. George Sounder of
Ivislted Mrs. G. E. Richter I‘of Msns-‘
. Noorton Piesbytemn Church. . .
’I hose is spend the summer... Mr. Bra walk. ‘
tin and family will occupy the Lyons! -
l
W E. Pentecost. {, hes a new
automobile. '
Henry Morehouse of the Post Road
has bought a new automobile.
Mics Ethel Wsrdwoll, offiilvermine,
field avenue, yestErdsy.
supper last night :1er 6* to 8. at the?
Highway Supemtendent when w
Greene has made extensive improve-
ments at Pear Tree Point. ‘9’
Maple News. recently entertained
m. anersWJH Iltnspp olNor-
Senator Charles E. Williamson of
this town s‘cted as presiding oihcer‘i
st Tuesday's session of the Senate at
The Noroton Boy Scouts had a- ‘*
Mr and Mrs Samuel Grumman of
. ._....”
$10 " SALE: [$10
Coats, Sails, Dresses
Values 312. 95, to, $25
Spring Floor Coverings
Be‘ Sure and Ask For
Neponset
SMALL AND CARPET RUGlS
IA. DieltermanlBrSOn
SquIth NorwalkZIClb‘n‘n.
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Hartford. i
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hdm Phillips has returned to
Ill-Mn Lake Military School a'i’ter
spending the Easter vacation ulth his
parents, Mr. and Mrs; Arthur Phillips
at Tokaneke. ‘ .
Relrl'oval. Sole f
mtern star and the Emma,
loudsd‘wlth coal, were
oral-i "yesterday.
ts, troop onsets a meet-'.
thin the Marvin school.‘
JOSEPH BAVIS; u
i 1stavelyll years, has gone inib blnlneslIm town for a week caring for her
. for himself, and is now located “Husband's mother who was recently
' Chathanl, New Jersey“: Harry Bun- “lured by an automobile returned
1Rodhlgtun & Compan, of New York.
‘. 90"-
flats token Mr’.‘ Ruzlcks’s place hem.
Bdhenk, the Brookside florists, for Mrs. “my 1,05,35,55, who has beenI
I Jyard formerly manager for Aflbur Wednesday to her home in Bridge .
Shoes ‘ and Oxford:-
Bdow Baht
Come m and See I hem
85 Washington St. .I South Norwalk, Conn.
“vial. of New York arei . .. . are always condemned to be poor;
‘llheyeeksnd with Mrs. 'Il.'::dectt:§o;:admr1aw games we tmillet there is no remedy for the on.
21 mt street, East Nor.i 1’ ' {equal distribution of wealth. a parody
‘ . l A party of friends surprised Mrs; on civilization in a land ”1 plenty,
Edward E. Mead, at her home. 3 Ed- one man having more thnn he m
L. (Redhead of Mr. and Mrs. lie avenue, yesterday afternoon, ltnd squander, while another starves tori
.33” field who has been lo~ spent sever 31 delightful hours in card lack of bread. These are only a i’ew
‘»~. The latter made many friends and all
express best wishes for his future sue
. oess. '
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(Rowayton Baptist Church, Sunday,
April 22. ~10: 30 Morning worship
with sermon by the pastor on "What
Jesus taught His disciples to ‘pm
for." 11: 30 the weekly session or the‘conduct the physical examination of
. lug herself of the opportunity of often '
Mrs. Melville“ Kelsey of Shady Nook
Farms is visitinglher sister, Mrs. Cl.
H. Bachelder of Brooklyn, and avail-
hearing the evangelist Billy Bundsy.
‘Dr. George H. Noxon has been coin.
~ ., MAX LEVY
”145 Wash'nigton;St..
Sic. Norwsll:
wssioned its post surgeon and wt]
for some time in Detroit, Michl playing and enjoying musical ”he. of the many questions that will come
gone to Gary, ludiana, lions. A .ds‘lnty lunch was served up for tomorrow's session,
V!” 1‘“ an excellent position land the occasion was one of rare en- ‘
Joyment.
H. E. Wilson of Bethel, who is
1 M. 3. P.‘ Fairbanks as The Tiger-3.3.CIUDQ0fN01'W91kr
this. the East NOWslk M. E. will upon their season Sunday and
i A pun was born, yesterday morn-
;ing to Mr. and Mrs: Daniel 0. Robin-
son. of Seymour final. but Norwnlk.
Bible school. The alleged or the .l‘es
son is. “Jesus, Anointed at Bethany."
John 12:1-11. 8:30 Thé Junior Chris‘
on: shew/m will méet. 6:45 The
meeting of. the C. E. Society.
Lying Undermlnrs Characterfi
j topic and Miss Lucille Brando. the‘ live Stephen at Hoyt or this town Was
those enlisting in the local organist.-
tlon. ‘ Vl‘
When the two sudrnxollills some to
N“ “In his first appear. :wlll have as their opponents the lust
the Pill)“ 0‘ the church to'iNorotou nine: The Tigers will use 1
their strongest nine and will try hard I
to gain the first game of a. series The ‘
.msnipulating u ““36 Ilineup is as follows: Sullivan and J i
. t yesterday afternoon, 1°“ Connolly. batteries; Redway, ilrstl
it and ran into the Wash- base; F. Connolly. short stop; Ryan
A
lesde 7: 30 Evening worship. round aligned with the women on both
Notices for tho week—Tiled” after. measures. although both of them were
noon. the A. W. T class will meet the lost.
place to be announced. Wednesday‘
meet for Work. Wednesday evening school Wednesday night for the first
A““‘A‘A‘A.‘
at- 7. 45 the mid week service of the drill at the Button Home Guard The
9‘ “Wm The mm third case; Lynch, 1. in; ‘rlynn, c 1.? '
It was smashed and other'and Hennessy. r. f. .‘
-.. ___..__' “ Court, spent Sunday in New Haven.
The debate of the Men's class of1
mine at. C., will play two ' ‘
3 day on the Wicks m In' the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal;
* G N will m With the the estatoment o! the Master: "The,“’1
dance WW “d in the atter- poor yo always have with you,” and
will «our buts with the Nor- it it means that rt of '
'A demo number of fans m Ne peopm'
Mrs. Elizabeth (lager of McKinley
Mrs T. ‘C. Jenkins, of New York. in
church tomorrow Will center around stopping at Tokcnclte Inn for a few
Mr. and Mrs. John Tlobout, Jr., left Iday morning in the Norwnlk Hospi ."The “Runaway!" by the Nutmeg
Rowayton Inst week to take up house- tal as the result or injuries received chub
held this morning drain the mm-
throw Order of Moose. Wilfor-
‘ WW5“; lodge. No 529.
. rangements will he announced later.
church. Ephesians 6.le11 be the 195-“ gathering was of 5 preliminary char—
son tor this meeting. a tor and. listened to instructions
In the amount, doing 'little in the
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.,“‘3Y of actual M“-
“How: vote in the House of Representatives *
is the, at Hartford Wednesday, (Represents ‘
morning at 10:00 the Ladies Aid willI About to men gnthéred at Center '
Funeral of George L. Kevan.
The funeral services of the date“
George L stauo, who died yestern ipnnts in the presentation of the play,
George M. V. ISchiichtinc. Jr., of this
at. the Regent Theatre, ins-t
when he was struck by «Bishop & Tuesday night A number or _local
Lynes coal truck at the corner of people new on hand to see George as
Main and West street. Thursday a! an actor. ’
Ilernoon, were held inst nizht st 8 _
’o’clock from the into home or the de- ' Mrs. w 1 bounces who was—recoll-
wormed. 315 with street. IR'ev. Louis mng from the effectoi hersewni‘lnu
n. Howell, or flip; Fouls church on (juries, was obliged to return to he:
iclllted and interment was made to bed yesterdav Niles Charlotte
lday, in Cedar Plill cemetery PhlaneHLowndes, who was injured at the
Ephla, P9» ' I‘samo lime. Emmett? to be able to N
*6“ I'sume her duties as ”Defining ma-
FWW" 0' 50"" “09¢“! chine operator at the Miles of the lls-I
' The funeral of John. Roberts Vofiluen Review. ' '
parlors of Frederick H Gallon) ' ‘
Next Tuesday end Wednesdal have .
South Main street Sermzes were ”an designated by First Selectman
held in St Joseph's Church; and Rev
R3chard J. Curmil o‘mclsted. Inter“
ment was in St. Mary‘s hornets?!
‘. d"
e‘nt Greene as; Darien’s clean-up dag
I ' As‘last year, on that day thertown'
. - will provide teams free otchsrge,to
‘ JN°N NM ‘ haul ashes and rubbish to the polls;
“058”“ NM Ned “t ”‘9 mm“ It i he ed that in the mean-
Hosmtal yesterday at The mm 5 P
mains 55mm]. ' m time, householders will clean collars
lors of Fred 1:11ro a; m and yards so its to create ss con-i
el- (- ung, dltions sold present neat a smncs‘
MNNBNNt He was a ”NW ‘N in town. ”in few communities is them
‘1 New N” term or this sort clasped away with:
out charge. , .2 I
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Time is considerable interest in
Mien-‘43s the outcome of the trials o!
'13 older It! New Chasm for viola
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loan was one of the principal psrticl- 4
Schlichtlng and Highway Super-intend , ‘
, of the liquor lawn, Which is soiled-A 3
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