c n 1 way just; now.
g out? but the indica-
. More that it will go up
l Mrs. John Oldrin recently visited
her uncle. Seth Austin, at \‘orotont
Heights.
‘ The more of it you buy at
» the present prices. the more
money you will save. Our
coatis ready for you.
Harris 81 Gain
68 Water Street
Mrs. Robert 1\. Greene and her
children ate visiting her relatives at
- Southingtou
‘ Mr. and Mrs. P. B “311511th of’
East Norwalk visited Noroton Yiitlldfi
on Sunday.
1 George Tompkins ol' the Ninth Coni-
pall3 haw been visiting 1141111195 at 1111
Tel' 7“ ’ Heights
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"WEATHER FORECAST.
'was a week-end guest of M11. and Mrs,
Frank DeCourcey.
Forecast for Not-walk and vicinity;
Fair tonight. probably followed by spent the week-19nd 111 the (lorham
'ahowers 111 early morning or O‘Hhomestead and at Noroton.
V'l'hursday. The area of high pressurel‘
,which was ar-ntral chr the lake rent Miss Nellie Carlson and Mrs. S.
on yéfllfila)’ morning is 11011 C911 Nithols have. retuined to their home
at over Northern New England “611i the Heights, 110111 a visit Wittgen-
producing pleasant weather, ““11 tires in llr1dgepo1t.
ow tempera tires. in the northeastein‘
lstricts. 'Ihe disturbance which .1 pnrty of Dari-:11 Grange” are.
on Central over Missouri yesterday planning to nttend a meeting of .the
morning is now central over Northcrn Ridgetield grunge. on vis’lt’brs‘ night,
Illinois. 11 has caused 11nsettletl,:ncxtFriday, 111111111111: by 1111101110-
uhowtu'y Wenihor during the last Biibiles.
flours 1min Oklahoma eastward to, ~-~——~-
Anothor now entorprisc llila boon
added to Dari-en‘s industries. Carl
lirenncr has installed 11 bootblack's
chair in his barber shop. so that lo-
,cul residents may now get a "rhino"
itvithout going out of town.
‘I'ennsy'lvnuiu. Showers were, also re-
)orted from the Middle Atlantic Foast.
The temperttt ures are low 111 all the
rhorthern districts from Montana to
airline.
, ..._._..,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l‘cmpcraturc: Low, 48: high, 1
'Bonjtunin ll. Raymond oi Mnuoiivld
'\ cnuc entwtuincd over the \v-"ek- end,
Overcast. ithc recently appointed pastor of tho
m .51. E. Church, Rev, Otis ll. Moore,
to look at his new
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‘who 12.11110 only
Ignation.
Miss Charlotte
injured by an automobile two wecks
111111 Sntutduy night, has been able to
resume 11111 duties as operator of tho
typcwtting machine of-the Darien Ro-
view. and was at her pest again Mon-
tiny.
importnnt reheatsal ot‘ the
American Band v. ill lzo l'.’ ld thin 010
thing.
‘A, number “l candidates were initinr‘
‘5 wen IBIues is roco1ering rapidly “l tmljoy ed after the entertainment The
‘.Norwalk hospital from an attack of;may and dance was
' appendicitis.
| evening.
Sherman Commandery, No. 740, U
0. G. 0., will meet Frldny evening of
this week. It is expected that the. rep-
mesontativo will be present and will
' demler a report of the recent. session
'5 «of the (‘.r and Commandcry.
The moro 1er~1ousl3 lllllltltd pvoplc
of llniien urt. gratified tl1at,11hcn ac-
11011 11.11. token 111 Hartford last week,
ing it 115 11 “commercialized Sunday
bill." Representative Stephen R. Hoyt
was among the number or those who
voted to sustain the governor's ‘1'cto
and kill the bill.
A regular drill of the Sixth Com-
pany, C. 1N. G... was held last night in
the local armory. No business of any
importance came before the business
“fleeting last night. The company will
turn out in a body next Sunday night
and 11111-1111 the services in Grace.
Church. at which time the. rcknown-ed
writer Dr. Cyrus Townsend Brnd'eyI
will deliver a patriotic address.
Announcement has been mode of
the marriage oi Miss Mary, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Speiiman of
this town. to Patrick l)uddonn.c11‘shicr
of thc Darien inn, which was solem-
.ni’zcd last Monday, at St. Joseph's
”"‘ Church, I‘wanlk. by Father Carroll.
An ndzourncd meeting 01’ the N0” 4'i‘he bridal pair have returned from :1
walk Chamber Of Commerce will be- honeymoon trip 11.1111 settled at house-
held tomorrow evening in the office keeping 3,, Barton
in Whit street. The committee ap- ._.__.._...
pointed at the last meeting to investi- Miss\The..'esn 11031 daughter oi
Sate ways and means for the continua Representative and Town Clerk Ste
once of the chamber of commerce: phen R. Hoyt. at Main street, recently
under new plans will report at to- madc her debut in 'New York musical
nor-row night's session. The meeting circles, singing before the Musical,
'I'vlll be called to order at 8 o’clock. Art Club of that city. As all who
' promptly. Everyone interested in the have heard Miss Hoyt sing at homel
matter is cordially invited to attend; 01‘ in Greenwich. Stamford or 1Nor-
_._.._.__ walk, where she hits frequently ap-
Next Sunday, April 29th wih be poured before delighted audiences
observed as “Young Men‘s Sunday" will expect. Mists Hoyt was ususually
in all the churches in Wilton. Five well received in the big city
1
Miss Mabel DcL‘ourcey of Brooklyn"
Miss Winifred Uorham of Brooklyn
congrcgntion and to ttnnounv e his 11's .
upon 11.1'151111; the proposcd Sunday bill ment of our boys
\1 Inch Gov Holcomb vetoed dcscrib- Icial program \cry (”awfully plunnod
'Fairt’icld County. and special services
rural town‘: , along Y. Iii. C. A. lines"
I! “I! My I“ DI “I h
11cc.
cue mud 0! New ran: in; uk-
en :1 hence for the summer In Long
Neck road, Noroton.
‘3’! Dr. A. L House," one of the most
prominent Musicians in llarien, has
purchased the house at 11 Bedtord
istrecl, Stamford. and “ill make his
home there after May 1.
1
i Open cars on New Rocherle and
Norwalk lines, with all their passen-
‘gsrs in bright Spring colors, ;.ntl tho
.hnppy grOups of pedestrians and the
[unceasing whirl of 3:113 automobiles,
iniade the old Post Road a lively high
,wa3 all day on a sunny Sunday.
Every man, woman and child in
1b‘airtield County will foel a glow of
pride to know that Pairiield holds her-
gseif to be the first to lay her people
{and resources in the altor of the. na-
tion. in on organized movement to
develop all her energies and engines
'and resources in the altar of the na-
lneed. The matter has been handled
under five heads—military, agricul-
turejindustrial, transportation and
relief and \i‘elffll‘f‘. The motto is
1!“Spt1od up!"
The St. John's Dramatic Club of“ No-
roton presented, Monday night, at the
Noroton Fire Company's llall, "Ilea—
con iI-uhbs,” a drama in three acts”!
which will be rcpentcd this ev-"ning.
The play was amusing and well act-
ed. “Deacon Dubbs, from Sorghum
Center. West Virginia." was acted by
plumes Smith. who was also the stage
Etllrcctor. Oth-Pr members of tho cast
’wero Miles Golden, William (lullcn,
liarry Fitzpatrick. William Goyctte,
the Misses Mnry Boyle, Margaret
Krlly, Allie Boyle, Madeline Walsh.
Ron-‘1 .‘i‘lctlutzine. and .11 number of otlr;
.9114. St. John’s Dramatic Club de-
lscr'vcs much credit for the. splendid
In'ay tho play was presented lust night.
New. Dresses
We are showing a new line of gummer Silk Dresses at
Popular Prices.
Spring Floor Coverings _ '
Be Sure and Ask For
Neponset i
SMALL AND CARPET RUGS
A. Dickerman & Son
South Nor-walk, Conn.
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Andréw Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, So. Norwalk
PHONE 410, . PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY. I
T e :1
ONE PRICE ONLY 1
llln Q, MI. '11 11‘ i‘ 1lsl ‘.'\i11 .. ltl
( k 1‘. lll‘ltdi‘llfnslt m“ 129C ")0 l India! 39c lb
ONE QUALITY ONLY—~THE BEST '
Coffee .
35c and 30c
Cut to 241: lb,
28c and 25c
Cut to 19¢ lb,
l Them in ‘dllOllltl' big movement on
lior l-‘uirfieid County. to aid in area‘s-1
.ing young American manhood to a:
highei development. .1nd usefulncsn'
lily union church meetings for young
men and special meetings for bo3 s.
Mumps who 11119 N is honed to put before them the i111;
,tluenceu at. work in :1 boy' .1 life and
put it up to thein lndividu.1ll3 \Vllltlll
I1villwln.’i‘he.11e influences will ho
Jpresentcd for thought 111111111 those,
that debnso such as questionnbld
amusements, gambling. impuro l‘tlfltl'.
111g. saloons. cvll associntcs. ill 1112111111,;
ed last evening at the regular ‘seml- The numbers of St. John‘s llrnmnt- "."d “in”? and ”10.5“ that uplii‘t‘
5'30!“le “"39”“: 0*” (Whom Union 1,, Such-13 true 1111- play --Deacon;sttcl1 as education clean athletics;
Council, No 6’ K' at C' ,llubbs," .11 u... Noroton lireltouse;300d standard books helpful friends.!'
1‘1"”. , \londtu evening. to a large .uni appre ‘good health and ““CCW-‘l- Th“ “‘90" 1
. 'PFWMP Sdlwenk‘h 0f ”"3 “'9“ Ha cintivc dudiencp Dancing was of“ logs am held In cooperation with tho;
Stntc Young Men's Christian Assocla
rcpentcd last;‘l°“ of Connecticut with speclnlurcf
exence to the org animation of tho \.
. . , it
Heatherbloom Petticoats
Women looking for style and service will find it in '.‘-
Heatherbloom Petticoats—a material that has a rich lustre }»
and wears twice as long as silk. In black. blue and light
grey—made with stylish flouncc—with elastic or draw 1
string waistband.
Petticoats of soft lustrous quality sateen with full tucked
and mom flounccs ................ $1 00 1.. $2 50
Extra sizes ................ 1.. . .. $1.25 in 31,98
Silk Flounce Petticoats in block ................. $2.50
J. I. MALLETTE
\l. C. A.1101k in Fnirfiold Count3,
and -r'1v'e13 one who can lend their old.
prest'ent'c of tutiut me should round;
ready to pull togethct for the hotter
There Is 11 spc .
for Dnricn 11nd Noroton There will he}
a union service especially {oi 311nm.“
people. at the Inn ten \lgthodist (‘ hurc It
on April 29,11t:30 11.111. and Ihci
speaker will be litu'ry C. Scoitcld of;
Stamford. There will be 9. union sov-
vico in the Presbyterian Church .111
Noroton. and the speaker will I111. l...
G. mites, physical director of the Now '
Haven Y. M. C. A. Many pcoplo will
be attracted by the special music
which is being reheat-.1191] which 13 ill
be 11. taking fchttno of the service 1-: v ‘
rybody 1.11 welconm, \vhothcr old or.
yount'.
The local (hurchos, with othets in
Fairiield County, will observe ,next'
Sunday at Young’ltlen's Sunday for
will he held under tho direction of the.
State Y .\i. C .'\.. to promtc tire new
plan, reccnth p1ojectcd.for the do-
velopmcnt of wo1k 101 young 1111—11 in
to 80¢.
88 Washington St South‘Norwdk. ; _ mouth floor. 1.3.". a '
. if? ‘ Put clothes nway'
' . ' no mo f bag
1 What a saving of time and
A ! "1tmubiei
with 1.11. M 55111111”er 1111111117 and?
. your LEI Linseed (iii.
You olitai 11 greatest durability and cover«
ing power. The L&M PAINT is so
positively mod that it is known as the
“Master Paint.” It’s produced ly om;
factory management and sold by only one
group of dealers located in various towns
in the U. S.
This plan has always enabled us to
improve the qua 1in and decrease the
cost to you. -
Tallerefore today, when the best of other high grade paints cost you
..$ 75 a gallon, our L &M Paint-made ready-tor-use —— will co”
You onIy $2.00 a gallon. bl
YOU SAVE 750 A GALLON ON EVERY GALLON OF PAINT YOU USE
For Sale by
A. D Motgnn, ,
Hubbell & Staples Hardware Co., Norwalk.
W. S. Guyr & Son, Westport,
Lockwood & Palmer 00.. Stamford.
Made In a lcw.-Inutel
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on 111111111111 scale. Each pastor will
preach especially along these lines
on Sundnymnorning, and 111 the sve-
ning, at ’1'. 20, there will be unnion
service at the Methodist Church, Dan
representatives from Yale will Speak
the churches, and meet the young
on of the town in the effort to 111- last Saturday morning. to plan. forI
rest them in- forming a Young the mobilization of the industrial; and
'.hlen's Christian Association in Wil- 'REI'XCUXWI‘B 0f Fairfield 001mm Ed-
11. Thgg‘e college men will arrive win Milton Boyle of Gracie street
Saturday afternoon, and will hold' an was elected as a reprocentative or this
tertainment in the chapel Saturday loWn upon the executive committee.
Evening and other social plans are be- Ml‘ 35310 and Henry B 000116. bOth
At: the meeting held in Bridgeport, I
of whom were in ntté'ndance, describ-
ed the gathering as most enthusiastic
Bright _ Eyes
indicate buoy anthealth. When
theeyesare dull, liverand b0w-1
Mun thicmrnins by omen-1.1111» .
els need regulatin
matoré healthco cmigldons with
11:111-117. dud otter 11111111; his story .
tondidtntnandnentbacktp:
Because he dunked ‘ German,
but nouns, o! 20 Davis street.
1.431117, left his home Sunday night
, tat-ted for parts unknown. The
‘ tar went to ‘.Brldezport by train
_ 11‘ liter spending yesterday in the
Park City came to Norwalk late last
t nth» trolley car. He was
'fteld of Stamford will speak, and 11.11-
. hinder. all of whom 11179 In Darlen.
' 'I‘lie funeral service «will be held at
ten, at which Attorney Harry 0.81:0-
other at the same time. in the Noroton,
Presbyterian Church, to be addressed
by 1;. G. Bates, physical director of
the New Haven Y. M. C. A.
Mrs. Caroline Frost, widow of the
late Richard W. Frost, died at 11111-
home on Mansfield avenue, where she.
iiyed with Mac daughter. Mrs. Wib
t11am Fleming, on, on Sunday evening;
tutter having been an invalid for many
months. Mrs. Frost was a native or
New York, but had bean a. resident "of
Darlen‘ for 26 3ears. Besides hbt‘
daughter. Mrs. Frost leaves three
sisters, Mrs. Thomas P Cove. Mrs.
Ellihboth Oberlnnder, and Mrs. Frank
Tucker. one one brother, John Ober-
And how excellent to be
1 lortain that Autumn will find
every‘ dress and coat (and suit
of Dad’s) free from ravages
bf moths! ..
,1 Bags of tough strong paper,
made so Mr. Moth just can’t
find his way in.
Some are equipped with a
hanger to keep suit or coat 1n
good form!
According to size—65c to
Tar-camphor balls, to be put
in chests and boxes with
.clothes—tOc 15c and 250.
Fourth floor. ‘
Sllk suits for
the young 1n heart .
A young woman will fa irly dance forward to greed
these beautiful new suits.
y}; 311‘ ,:.*.fit
A woman of slender figure, with youthful heart, will l,
{greet them with equal delight.
A‘u‘
I 1.
For they are rich smart .md 3';0uthful latest offerin
of style-creators for 30ung people.
-‘~ 1 i .'.
.a—, 7 '3 !
Pongec of natural hue—and with the brightest colors
. imaginable, in the most Onenitl of patterns: genuine Chit
nese and genuinely effective.
Or soft fine taffeta in smart little checked patternsp'v .
“3%
Made cleverly in Russian style with characteristic bell;
Sizes 16 and til—$32.50.
Seats that make
. old chairs new!
New-style seats that are
easily attached to the seat-
frame of any chair—and tint
day them!
Have good- looking tops up-
bolstered 1n leatherette. .-
None other, that we know,
is quite so good.
Five sizes, two styles—40c
A... ._-.
Second floor.
; 111d longoskirted jacket—with skirt, itself, full in back.
.11- 1.
diate service.
their value.
fire and theft
1 o
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Patriotl will
plant gardens!
1
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16 oranges for 25c . i 1 Every garden adds to food supply of the whole cQ‘lll‘l
1 try. ,, , _ fl” 1'
Sunkist California Navel (images, Swm and Juicy 2; That wili’iielp to‘ keep prices within reach‘ of all did,
Strictly Fresh Eggs. per doz. . . . . .' .............. 39¢ ‘ City'd-W'e-nefi who have no mom to plant gardens.w,,5§1m_1,'
‘ .Fancy Whole Grain Rice .. ............. 3 lbs for 25¢ - , .f’ , 1 111» Vegetable WWW “gm.”
.. Large California Prunes .. ...... ' ......... 2 lbs. for 25¢ 332'...” f 5": .~'t;i‘
Golden Santos Coffee ..... 111.2%, 51115.10. 95¢ -» 'w".1ma'“'o11 hm ‘5
Cal 5 . We! Spin-ob ' 8m me. ‘
itorr‘ua Lemons, per doz. . . .. 5. . .. .......... 15¢ ._ - All these, Connecticut-grown seeds ‘and at home 1
4 Fine Old Port or Sherry Wino, gallon . . . ........ "$1. .25 ' Bridgeport 50“! .1 1‘
Monogram Rye Whiskey, $1 00 size ...... .' .. .‘ ..... "85¢", n, 11.. t.‘
Tc'zor Brand Cocktails .. .. ._. 35¢. 65¢ 51 00 bottle .1. 1' 5
FREE DELIVERY EVERYWHERE "
in steady coldn.
Ready for your furs thdl
minute they are ready for us. .
They’ll be ready for" 310 .
next Autumn when you wanlll,
them—and ready for immeart
A fair charge—based ‘o‘iil ,l
Complete' insurance againsjl
EL- . Second floor. m
.11: 11.1.7.5"
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