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WEATHER A YEAR AGOi
TODAY. i
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lCiiy News}
The Natal toast Defense ltcstwliws
will drill this evening in lioodncr‘s
[loll at 7:45 O'clock.
Company 1‘, of ‘the auxiliary 110111-13.
will drill 011 the Washington street
Brat bridge this evening. 1
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A flag [1019 has bH‘n 11121111111 on the
lawn in front of the South Norwulk
Congregational Church.
The W. (l. 'l‘. U. will 1111,1111
home of Mrs. 11111 l'.‘. 511111111113
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—-Harold Lockwood and Ma .
Allison in “The Hidden Children” '1:
for today only at The Regent. ‘
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Saturday night at the N01 walk Coun- 1
try Club. llnanoc Wallace will ren-
1flier music.
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Anthony ‘l. llvllonnto. bound ovvr
no the Snporiol' Court for theft of
hymns from the Norwnlk Brass (‘om-‘
min}; was released yesterday under
3350 bonds,
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\uthoiitits upon iruil 1-1‘1ltu111.1.1.;11111 i
that rec-1nd trops of nearly all fruits
are in prospect for the. coming so .1son i
The peach crop in Connecticut is 11.1;
peeled to be especially heavy.
The annual meeting of 11111 Woman ~',
Municipal Longtm will 1111 1111111 111 the
South Norwalk Library Auditorium
Monday, Ma)" Sixth, 1113 O'clock. At this
meeting yearly dues arc pa3nl1lo.
Among tho Notwulkers \tho 1111911119
:11 the dedication services at lInmom"
. Lodge, No. 1‘17. F. and A. .\I., in New
. (Canaan last (11 ening “ore lames W.
Store-31,0. Otis Fitr-h Ar‘thui K. Pitch. |
Tiny Buckley, Cyrus W. Gray, .‘It. ., Sum-1
11191 Kantor. Henry G. Schmidt, JamGsI1
Sin]! and Charles F‘. Ti‘i'stram.
throught suit against his wife. Cather-
ine Gonch, on thr- grounds of intoler-
able cruelty and intempei‘ancc. The
use is returnable in the Superior
Court on the first Tuesday in June:
Papers were served by Deputy-Sher-
ifl Edward B. Doulens and drawn up,
by Attorney John J. Cuneo.
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Leo J. Gonch, of this city, linSl
Members of Pioneer and Phoenix
fire companies in the First. District vot-
ed to turn out for the Memorial Day.
celebration, at meetings which were
held in the Main street flrehouses. last
night. Deputy Chief William J Pow-
ell was appointed chairman of a com-
_ .nnitteo to make arrangements for mu-
:slc for the parade. A meeting or the
dimcers' Association was held imme-1
diately alter the adjournment oi the' nbnies which take place on June 1001 8: 30 o’clock the meeting will be open
regain company meetings, and fur-
(her details in regard to the colour-n.I
{ion were discount
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All. women Choose a sweet
may save part
of suit 5 cost
A great big splen-
did 101' of women’s
Stills—ill all the reg-
ular sizes from 36
tip—1n all the liked
and handsome colors
of the season—AT
NOTABLE LOW ER-
iNG OF PRICE!
Our suit-folks have
gone right through
the gathering of fine
11nd handsome suits
11nd picked out some
111‘ the most-effective
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from $22.50 to $51).
Those suits have 21
new price 110w!
Blue suits, black
suits, 11111511115 giccn
suits, gold suits, Co-
penhayen suits ,--cv-
cry color is in the
happy lot!
Simple and rich plain-tailored suits, beautiful suits
with efieciivc trimming—the preferred styles of the seat-
1011.
A suit to meet approval of your pcrsonul taste, we
me sure.
Those that were
$22.50 to $30
$19.50
'Diose that
$40 to $50
were
$32.50
Every one of these soils is
store’s regular collection.
right straight front the
Your own eyes will soon tell how crc
client the sav-
ings are! '
Second floor.
4 A grass rug
for porcb or bedroom
at special price
Bright clearness of grass rug 11121ch 11 attractive for
indoor or outdoor use. It fits as well into furnishings or
veranda as of bedroom.
It has :1 cleanliness, too, that is appealing. Does not
retain dust, is cool 111 fact as well its looks, wears very well.
And here are some of special value—because they
were made in Japan but 111 American style.
Firmly woven of tough ropes of grass with woof .of
stout twine, with band or Grecian border, and in blue 12111
gray green or red!
9byi"1 feet—$9 71.;
6 by 9 feet—$3.75 ‘ 7".- feet—$2.50
36 by 72 inches—$1.25 27 by 5-1 inches—$1
18 by 36 inches—35c
Corps: Boll. third floor.
8 by it) feel—$6.50
4‘: by
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111 cold, with nice fittings
Thai
This lining is built even
it easy to keep every part clc
of fused-on porcelain.
der abuse.
lining
remarkable lining.
holds 1'10 lbs.
holds 1.51115;
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Top “it.
Top lift.
holds 75 lbs. ice—$35
holds 90 lbs. ice-«837.
holds 130 lbs. ice—«$42
clean refrigerator
there is only one refrigerator with :1 provision chamber
made :111 111 one piece and covered on the inside with :1 lining
scam, and so tough and firm that it will not crack even un-
11 is :1 special porcelain fused
:11 :1 temperature of 2,000 degrees!
else about Leonard refrigerators is in immiony with this
These sizes and styles now ready:—
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Choose :1 refrigerator
that is easily kept sweet
and clean.
Choose :1 refrigerator
that offers no hiding-
place for germs, that has
food- compartment as
smooth and spotless as a
dish of fine china.
’l‘lizu meow-Choose
.1 Leonard Clennable re-
frigcmtor.
There are plenty of
good refrigerators. with
good cases and w 21 HS that
shut out 1111111 and keep
and conxcnicnt shelves. But
is the Lconzn‘d Cleanable.
11-1111 round corners to make
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right on the steel
And everything
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of picked suits :
at $24.50 '
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W e picked front the .“
end collcction of Hart Sch
1161 81 Marx and the 11111118!
Kuppenlteimer, the \idly
we believed you would prof
Because it was the seam"_ ‘
end we paid less than 11' 1
price for 11112111. . 1'
Now they are here for
to pick from. Milli .
it is getting the pick of i .
pick—and making a big 5&3 "
Eng too.
Suits of such a many 511
that men of every taste w
find their favorite.
Suits of so many colors did
all men will see their favorit " '
Every suit up to the stat) ‘ 1
ant set by these famous tailo; ’ 1;
of men’ s clothes. 1;?
And at lower-than- -rcgulpl "
price only because those 5 1’
ms made special price to us . . ‘
insuic clearing up their stoclfid
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holds 160 lbs. ice-44150
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'J‘up lift. b‘l't'tle
holds 40' 11111. tee—31ml
Four door style. holds 155 lbs. icc* Silo
’l‘ivo door npai‘tmqtbhousc pattern, 1111- 11.111111 1'.-
And the new Blugray retrlggrutor, 11.;1111' by the 1.1-1-1111rti folks. with
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$32.50
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fit; will most appreciate what dandies$24 50
31.3% they are at
EL-litil‘ftli--. . . Man floor. rear. . - :23."
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holds
Tin-119 door
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holds
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41'» libs. ice—418 ‘
75 lbs. ice—423.50
clear
115 lbs. ice—~82!)
75 lbs. low—$37 50
120 lbs. loew- $33
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Omo protectors,
not rubber but waterproof.
(limo dross-shields are ct";
ficieni, comfortable, water-
proof.
th they are not rubber.
That is why they may be
washed and ironed with no in-
iuty; why they have no odor.
Three different varieties of
()mo now being specially ex-
hibited here—23c to Sue pair.
An Omo brassicrc has same
qualities as shields.
It is equipped with special
shields: the entire article is
easily laundered.
White, S l; flesh 11111, $1.25.
For l1:1bies:-—-Omo pants.
Like dress-shields odorless and
moisture-proof.
To be worn over regular
diaper, fit snugly, keep clothes
clean and dry.
They too are washable and
durable.
Mun floor. trout.
£3.5n.‘
style, side lCan. with 11111111111 loin-1‘
and dropping to {111111 1:. rhclt 11.11111 11111111(1(1:—~
'l‘wo dour style for apartment home.
l The United States Navy has
' 1Handbook of the United States
dour extending
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holds 77. lbs. 1111» 3’16.
floor.
A. splendid book T
of our navy.
been ‘cnught" 111 :1 series of
remarkable and interesting pic-
tures by E. Miller Jr.
Those pictures have been
reproduced in 111111101113 (origi-
nal photographs were official)
31111110111111 111 :1 book that is of
deep interest especially 110w.
Rear-111111111111 Bradley A
Fisk: llélS written :1 foreword
to the book-—:111d the new vol-
111113 is now ready :11 $1.
And here is the Citizens’
Army.
This too of deep interest to
every man of today.
it contains the rudiments of
the military instructions given
at the federal training camps,
drill for Home Guards—much
real information.
Special paper edition—15c.
lain floor. room.
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'lli.1t is a wonderful suit-oppmtuniiy
women and young folks.
Special suit: 3
for small folks
at big saving
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Think of :1 schoolgirls suit that 11.15 S20 nowtt
Think of a wonnm’s beautiful suit that was 5345 1011;
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them. .-
Great variety of styles, color1 range including .111 1'1th .
season’ 5 liked hues, fabrics of scusonablc weight and likcdi “
weave,i:1iloring of thorough excellence.
Y et—bec: 11151: it is time to make a clearance—out they,
rue going at these wines ——
Suits were $42 50 $45 $47 50 $29
.Suits were $35 $37-50 $39-50 $29 ‘
Suits were $27.50 $30 $32-50 $21
Suits were $22.50 and $25 $16
Suits were $18 and $20
$13
Second floor. ,
.‘ THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY . »‘
A meeting of the directors of the Mrs. 11111111111 1111111111 1111111111 loxk
Norwalk Hospital Junior League was city is enjoying a. week‘s sojourn at
held last night: at the home of MiSs the home 'of her mother, Mrs John
Mary Betts, 74 Newtown avenue, at Bruschweln, in Butler street.
which time it was decided that. the
league should not enter into any ac
tive campaign for securing funds un-
til after the corner stone laying core-i
Friday evening of this week, Sher-
man Commindery Ito-.170 U. 0. G.
0., will meet at 8 o'clock sharp. At
It is probable that a dance will be to tisi'tors for the memorial services
held some time during the middle of The‘ e will he no rehearsal at Mrs.
July. \iolt's tonight. . 1 ‘ ' ' .'
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Washington street draw bridge.
.loague made a tine appearance.
Joseph Mulvihili, who is in charge
oi outside concessions with the Bat-
num & Bailey circus, came to this city
Tuesday. after attending the funeral
of his father, Patrick Mulvihill, at
Noroton, and lett here later to rejoin
thc'show jin Johanstown', Pa.
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The Home Defense Dengue, Numbrr'
THREE COWS BURNED TO
DEATH.
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heavy clectiical storm that passed
love1 this section about midnight Tues
lday, lightning struckn large stock;
‘htnn on the farm of Halcyon lt.y‘de1,l
"on, Dingle Ridge,n Slim! tiistnnce‘
across the New York state lint1 Tinee
head or cattle uern burned to dent
Lightning roused minor damage in
this city.
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Dr. J. H. Mallory l
16 So. Main St. So. Not-1113111, Ct
Hoursga.m.t05p. m, 71.08
p. m.
11 Sundays By Appointment Only.
_ “SHIV Inn-“1
Men’s 51111111311111
An
Attractive Showing 0!
Smartly Tailored Models I
$12.50, $15.00, $18.01»
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