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”harms A. Whitney is having a. new
511111111111 orccted in Butler street.
thaws H. Q'Ml1gfifie $1! fl {fit '
1111-. 141} Main street.
.1.» Manzaret Hallacy. of Norwalk.
. 1.1km a position in the town
. 1.2; unloc- in‘W'Ift'o ‘.
9.11.101»; for sale at Raymond Bros.
\111s Alice Stereos, of Max Hill
111, is ill with an. attack of bronchial
1.11111nonia.
Ashm' Glickson and family have
111-1111 to 24 lsaacs street, from North
-\ 1 nun.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fromm, former-
\ 12f \Vicd avenue, Springdale. are'
1. 11“: residing; in Norwalk where Mr.
-‘romm is employed in the Norwalk
’ Fin Company" 5 plant. _
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’1111' usuztl notion regarding the la“
uncer'ninL: the keeping and licensingi
1: 1102's 11:14 bcén posted here by the'
1111111rit1‘1-s. Tl11-1 :1 are some local poo—l
,1111 who should take lwod. l
'1'111- t'ur111'1- 111’ garden plautinfini
\\ 1111-11 11:11111- to local amateurs and also 1
7 ~111n1~ stas‘onabl» veterans, with the":
.1111m \1'1-111h11r his? wot-k. has subsided. l
3111 y 1111.111 lcurnml a vaiuablc lessoui'
. 11111 111.1- r111'1«1it wintry spell. i
s‘onu (11' ‘1111 highways in New Fair 1
1.1111 lmvo 111-111 blocked by snow driftsl
~11'11'11 the bi: storm of last Friday. A!
1: iii completely clout d the main road!
111m llanbury to l lalls Pond at a point
1111;11' the1 Taylor homestead, and a. path- 1
1111s shovvlwl through the drift yester-j
:11y-1fternoon. i\l(.mwhile teams haw .
'wen makinr: it do tour through a. neigh-
boringr mm. The roaul from Balls;
l'ond to Putterson. N, Y.. which huts"
men ('losml by lu-nvy drifts,
owned yeah-r1111}: 1
Colonel Christian Quion. who was 1'1--;
.-1-ntly appointed superintendr-nt of:
Fitch's homo for old soldiers :11 Non) ,1
11111. went to Noroton this morning to,
nthcially Ulk“ over tlu1 supurintondun-J
a ,1 of tho homo. ('olom-l Quien exports ;
'1) commuto betimean this (1111' and Nor- '
”Ion for tho present.-b11t aftor the 1111-,
111131 encampment of Connecticut do;
purunent of the Grand Army of the “0-
public which is to be held in this city,
on Tuesday and \Vi-duesduy, April 171
1nd 1“. ll(' will take up his .pt-rmancnl
r1 sidvnvr :11 1111 houw. 1» -liau|)111'.\"
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'l‘ruv'ks 1111' Sztlo- :1! Raymnnd 1311191.
Local {grim-is and mm gi'owrrr 1.1-.
1 1111‘ that tho situation “'llit'll vyis'mi
‘J- 11111310115 In the peach market 1:11‘!
war will be duplicnh-d in 11111 rnmiuzzi
111n1n1r-r. 1.21: t suinmt‘r tha‘ordinnrv 77> .
711 $1 per basket pmchps sold as 11314.1
is- $23 per basket, bot-{111.1111 or scan-11".
<omo orchards 1n1Norwalk. and 111-11111;
hat bear thousands of baskct.u in :1
and season contained less than :1 11.111
11- zcn baskets last summex. It is now
1.111111111 that the recent cohl spell 111s
-1 1rkcnt1l the buds which wo- rr~ roam
1- brcak out and this means thcix 111-.
1'1:111i11n and the. ultimate d1-=1.1ur.tion
1' '111 veax 's fruitagc. “'bethe-r n'.' not :
11h1'- -r fruit trres will be affected in t' 1
.111111 mannvr is not apparent as .1'1111 .
1"111J p- 1116-lm16-d everywherc Sm-
111: .1111, and the unseasonabls
1.1'11at'ncr which 111110.0de it 1'01
11'-1. 1111s loft buds so 11x1111s11d :15 to in
1 111-strur:tion.
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'1'our Success .‘
in considerable measure will ,1
deper d on whether you have
. the r ght banking connections.
'{ Get in touch with us at once.
1. Money deposited in the Sc
.1 ing: Department before April
' 11th, will draw interest from
April lst.
For those who are depositors,
the April dividend is now
l ready for distribution. It is al-
. ways well to present your
bankbook and have the amount
due you entered thereon.
If you are not now a deposi-
tor, join at once by means of 3
Savings Account and partici;
pate in the Mud divi-
dend to beccmc duo in October.
$1 Will Burt You.
1112 Pecc'e's‘l'rulCc.
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Dolfnans are
1 gracefully new.
Better get well acquainted with the new 'dolmnns
and their cousins: the new capes.
Full and flowing in lin11,vot *hcv fit with true
gr ice and delightful effect.
Their colors arc rich; many are brightened by
1110.11 touches of contrast.
Their fabrics are fine and soasouuhlc and pleas-
ing; range from bolivia to serge.
Additional riclmcss is given to many by
handsome braiding which appears upon them.
How they do appeal to the woman who wishcs a
Qprinrr wrap which is thoroughly “different”!
2') to $50.
the
Second floor.
1 Dainty and fine
s---$l 50
Now 11111111111111; chcmises in envelopc style
0f soft grateful iiainQook with decoration of lace
1111! inserting.
Fit smoothly and snugly but yet arc cut to afford
'1-1-11d0m and insure comfort.
$1.50
All sizcs nt H111 one price—
St-t'oml floor.
Many charming
suits at $25.
This group of suits is 1111111111.;
——-l'oi' bounty. for 11111111, for di-
1'1-1'sity.
Suits 1111- \1'111111111 of
31111113, :11'11 in ii.
11111111 on: suits for
who low touch of color.
youl lll'ul
“1111111111
11211111111ch suits for women of
‘full figure; 0111} of the prettiest
is in Size 113, for 1-.\':1111plc.
1124 111111 1111M l'r-utut‘c l5
diversity.
llur-lly two 111' Mm group are
alike.
Braidinjr to 1111 s: 11'c, is 1l1.11..1-111isti(- 1111101 tion.
it appears and rmppcars. But tis norm of a same-
_ was; there are many many difi'r-rvnt charming of-
giucts. .
3 Some, on the other haul, are plain tailored suits
,—~just beautiful becauso of their 111311111115: and grace—
ful lines. , 1 '-
4 Here 2110 box jackets. And here 111-12 jackets- with
fime. And here are clcvcrcst little jackets with rip-
pie effect that almost seems to be many ruffles! . '
Fine blue and black sci'gcs and poplins. for the
niost part.
But—right alongside, brilliant Victory red and
l‘ckin blue and Copenhagen!
1 Do you begin to get idea of variety and brilliance?
~ Better come—and enjoy it-and see - $25
' what fine value is at hand at_
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New dresses,
worthy a visit,
$25 to $45.
Enticing glilupsc of the new
Spring fashions;
2111-11 are those light-and dainty and fine dresses.
Softcst of Georgette crcpc, most-delicate of fine
it
Two main fcatm'os bring their
and line tucks.
bounty;
a—nd in colors that glow with Spring-
time beauty and strlcs that have Springtime indi-
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beads
Nearly crct'r dross is handsonmly mid very-cf-
fect i vcly beaded?
Those which are not, and some which are, have
the beauty that only clcvcr tucks adds.
Dresses with long tunics have those tunics bead-
cd or tucked.
lh'csscs with dm-p oval-drapes l1.'1\'11 bonding upon
1 11.li1.'11 as well :13 11t'01'd1'11po.
; S11 pleasing and Spriugliko colors as soft grays
P‘ull’rvurh blucs and hzmdsnmn roses.
\"1'~1'_\' lino in fabric, \‘(11'}'
1.1' bmulil'u! in 11f1'01‘1t,—--
H11’111111l li111H‘. 1
excellent.
in making.
$2.") 1.. 3145.
Women’s new rich
brown shoes.
.\ p.1i1 (miller :1 (ouplc 11f p.1i1"1 11f licuuth:
1111:: 1 splendid st\ in and a glow of dull color to make
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him-
.\f11i11;111 Brown. laced much-l.
wi'n 11i1|1r1r military or French l11:11l.——
stylish
that;
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$9.
1114' 01111 "lowing 11.11 1111111111 oi ll 10 gullu‘q'in: 11f
111' laws.
Main floor. r1:1r.
Gossard corset,
good figure.
(ii-111111111 tigurc and rmnarkablc 0:150 (11111 won by
111.111 who wear Gossard corsets.
They have sensible lines to "which
d< without discomfort.
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fire of fine materials'
the
and
11- 1l1—but are not harsh or tn 1110.
And they lace 111 front so it IS easy to adjust them
x." r-t and correct position.
figure
made with
And there is a distinct and different type for
(1:11:11 type of figure from slender to full and from tall
in 1410112-
\ dozen of those models now ready offer fine 0
$2.50to‘9.
1311311 unity for choicc at
Little white .
Eastery dresses.
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’Mongst all the buds that burst into charming
bloom at Easter, 1101111 so swcct 11s 11111 little girls. in “1
their drosscs of w hito. - ' ' '
Happy hearts make 911111111111: 111 s. 11111111' di'cssos '
insure glad heart... 1
And those prcttv divssos :1111 11-1 :1111 ——\l 1' what a
lot of 11111111! .
Soft voila, and fine lmtistc. 111111 crisp organdyb .fl.
With the dainticst trimming, of lawn and of (1111-
l) 731'11'1’.
And that trimming put on 111 111111' 111111 clchr 1',
ions.
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And with tucks bllll'Vlllf' ll11'11' gtacc.
Yes; and with handsome 1111bi1o1dcr1d design“: 1111
some in charming combinations of color. 1 1%
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From so many lovely mics. it 11 I“ not. be really
difficult for Mother and her l1ttl11 -~i1'l to choose. , '
Sizes 6 to 14»- m,
SfCOll'l fill-1"
- ' Worthy silver
of extra price!
Extra prim in tho scnsu that each price is 11le '
low. 1 l 4"
Hood silver, lrom a C1111111 11i1:ui Rowers factoryfi 19*
:111' .11livc pattern, nice \\"t'l"',lll hcau silvcrplatc. ’ W;
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Chests of 26 pieces, i111 ludc 11.1.1 and tal_1lc:poon&.m '
{11111 forks and knives and butter knife. and sugar-
spoon. Chests in r'ithcr 11:11; 111'
regular 5“” .710»—
.Kuiws and
120'; forks
1811111: spoons 111111
65c' butter knives—-
$1.85 Child's Kris
Left 31110. from.
Two books to
Tcaspoons and
coffee spoons
Berry spoons
and gravy spoons
Soup lmllr'.Q
with H11.- insight of GregorV. How line to have
story 1' mm with come at just this time!
C1111“ 110d tells us of the little black bear and
little pup that become friends —-—and then w
away to grow hi0 together; and a wonderful r0
of two 111301110 that is cutwincd with the livcspf '1».
wild tiavclci's!
Grcn'm'y tells us of how Judith inherits a
ncrship' in a cattle "inch—and handles it with e
tixc ability and mastery!
Each book at the same price-—
1Ma Pcttingill—by Harry Leon Wilson. B:
R Gap and we meet Cousin Egbert 83”!!!“
you imagine the fun?
The Old Gray Homestead—me P:
Kcyes. A story of plain but real folks and 11!
life;- a homey story-
“rahN
Norwalk Chronicler