11131.11'1-M11itati11n ot‘ a puree ('tllllililllll'.’ 111.,
"i 5 entitlem-
A lairge assortment in madras. strip-
Cd and dotted Swiss scrims and mar-
‘qnlsettes. New designs in cxetonnesi .
can fast draperies. Also window
ohades.
E. K. BANKS
under W0 Hotel. Won
Washington street. South Nowell
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WEATHER FORECAST.
WINDOW DRAPERIES i; "
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Forecast fox Norwalk and vitinitv: . . 11 ii . .
Probably tain late tonight and “'Pd 3 i if ' r '3
nesday; moderate north winds. The in m, i. 1 .‘ .\
disturbance which was central over. ”'3 Z - 1i i \ it
Kansas yesterday morning is now cen—f ' ' i“: 3/1:
tral 01'91 illinois. it is housing cloudy' i l ’1‘ 7713
weather with light rain or snow in th9; J. i. g,. g
nor-'tliitn (iis11i(t< cast of the llisaissip-E
Di “‘9‘- r111: “01“ edge 0‘ m" m‘", The week before Easter is the busiest time in the whole
3”“ “8'“ ”Win?“ New Y" "‘ “w t year at the Clothing Stow—but you '11 find us not too busy
Pleasant Weather prevails getter :1le in; to give ycu courteous attention, not too busy to'study your
the southern districts. Fteezin: tent :
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p 1.11191 111111-111 Iloni; 11.. 1111111111111. individual requirements, not too busy to make your cat!
9': . 1' .' > 2 : g
bordt-r from Montana to Mattie. pleasant—u
l
' ‘ ' BU‘I'
EAR AGO ,
WEA'I:HERTO%A; .i If you can so arrange it, come in before the final rush.
'i‘1-111pi-1-;1:111-.-; ”lull. Tit; 11111., Everything for men's wear and everything right in qual-
:l”_ l‘iutt'.
ity, style and price.
-4,
“Waist- seam" coats. no. dauble breasted coats, all the
novelties as well as new fiibrics in conventional and can.
iCify NeWS' sews... p.111...
-...-.____...............-...1 Rogers 81 Stevens
W .1. “ V Norwalk South Norwalk
tnkm: :1-l\'.111ln:51- of 1111- i‘.:lSi"l‘ 1'1".
111111 ‘1'. liltll‘lllli'lli} renovat‘n': 'l1I'
L .__ -_. .V. _. _ -
hiti|1l1114~ lln'ltl lhv'ii' that'uv. l
._.-_.__ 1i Grotto-I l., Hitll'h’H’l‘“ or ditthzeficltl CONFERENCE MAKES
’l‘io ..“-..,- ,-.- tlm ('nnr-ortl ”rt-1:3; 11.1~ :1 \lSl'tll' 1n toun twin}. 1 NEW APPOINTMENTS
Sliitlnl. ultit'h h:i.~ “1'1 '1 out of Itiprtt". ' 1
for ~111111- linw hos it"ilil‘ “mi" Mini”; in“: iii!” iii} lmtltl \‘Cut'ifl‘lfi a“. {lillll' Continuedfiox—Ii—l-‘irst I'll?“-
tti 1?: ~' 1 l:1-‘< (onilititiii “1111'.- lor :1 (lllll‘t'l' til ”11- .\o|'11':Ilk l min _
""""‘ " “ 1"." (imh Ull ""‘l Mtilltitl." "“"”"7~ ”Hill. Essex. T. P. ‘IMIIIIN. S1111l‘1
«1“!er l‘i- “IV-'01) l1:i< l"n?t‘d ltf -; . ' r —- Huh. I“. I". \‘oorhevs. Trinil} (Niel?
plt-usunt. furnished 1111111129 ill ll:I"l1o:': Charles \\'. Murray and t':1111il_1 ari- ”it‘l'") ”- 1- “atkut. Mllld'l'b'll'L
. . _ _ . -. . '. . l:‘. Skim; Middlel'icld. E. L. Martin:
\ 1111" {teach to .‘1lt~_ Add l‘dHh. 0l -\i “ . liiast l’t-ari street, (New Haven). “
York. I“, 'hn :1-:1:-11n 'l‘hu u‘:1ns:u"'mll 1115111'1- lo vino-1' iilt‘ summer season ill. J_ Ashton-d. Epworth. (33,“. Haven).
11;1.»< 111i|1l1](:;‘:1l 1.1 .1111... \1'_ ti. 1'11'1: ! .\l!'.\. .\l111't':1_\".< old homo- in that pins-a .I. W. Nave; First (‘lmrcli (New liar
_ . l . 11-111. 11. u. Schnert; Park (New
l'lin'oti 1'11111111untl11'1'. .\'I1. :2, l\' 'l'.. (Nd “iv-ll Hook 1% Ladder ('ampttn.“ l‘iato-n), “' ‘i' “0"“: Rock) ”iii “"4
. _ . . .. 1 .. . . . ‘1" i” 1” l't‘ . a l q 1' i 2' South Rocky Hill. L. G. Dibble;
11111 111.111 lib “1:111:11. 1.111111 l1111i.11 1.1111 . 11 1 a I L11.I ntte 11g 11. e enn . South Mcriden. l. M. Anderson; Tut'-
111121151111 on the coming l:‘1'11l:11' 1111‘: it iit‘litil‘l.\ were made on the anniversary ringion, \\" c. Judd; “'allingford. “-7
111111 1'11111111-1-11 111 1111- 11511.11 11:111 it'i'lt'bl'flliun of the company. and dim W. Ytlrden; South Church (W :Iter-
11111-1 i:l111\\'11d the affair was a treat succesfl bury) 1 L Smith “atertoun ." 1--
119411111E11L: to 11111111 to Wilton in the near
. lint-e 11911 members Were admitted. $0,. Locks M McClonkeY; \\ cthele
Rl'tts
119m lit up with u glorious sunrise "“l‘e- “hs- Burxhes. _
The mutual social of tin- S11utli<l1 E shortly after si\ 11 Lil“ l1 this morning. whilcli é. 0“!”9‘Mcggli‘f‘irkhis:;c";::
Lutheran Church on l"ol11'tl1.~'t1'1-1t SHEI‘ it lasted but a {.11' minutes and was pointed Superintendent. [mum-at.“
Noi'wnlk was held Saturday Pt'wlltrlzifullowetl b1 the stormy day that 1:11- in Connecticut Were filled as lol-
and :"l Hw'f'nliulm“) zootl ttnw 1-111111'911 111-:Iti19r11'iso $11)" will sun'l)’ follow. OWE: . .
b1' the lat‘ue rtnpnn) present The ‘nefh‘fl' "I- J- 59““!!8111 First
(hutch (Bridgeport). Paul E. E1!-
An examination to fill vacancies in wards: Gaylordsville. Henry McCaI.
positions or can 191s on Iurul d9li11-r1 lllm;Flrt-1t Church (Greenwich) W.
111:1il ”mu"~ in Fililfit‘ltl county will R.'M:1rsl1all;thchfield.“'.P.Prun-
:n the welfare of the church 11:13 :11“. hphr in this vi... “-1) l".-\dmi.-1-iir' New C“"““" E- 0 CRHN‘DIOI‘.
“tintielf'tilly welzotut' still-Tie" un’l i sion of11omcn to this 1 \aminuiion will (‘.Roel1r;:ast A1enue (NorWnlk).
”I”... 11... Uhjpi-iinn 1.1- 111.. tlhllttis in. m. lilllilt.d to ”10,9 “110.111 unmut-riml H. E. Marselnnd: Snugatuck. E. A.
[tilillil'ilY prevonttl >111”:- ptiblir l't'CUZv' and ‘0 ”w ‘v\.’l\t‘.~ ol' soldil't‘s' :ttltl ‘1‘“. (101“??? Springdnle, F. B. Saunders;
111121111 .111...“ :1 1......,5;._\-_ ltit'ltltlin:‘ ‘ Stamford Circuit, M. 1\. Pond; Strin-
sttm oi 1111.11111'7fi11- dollars contributed
11} set. z'al 1111tm111 l‘I-Slth‘nls illl0-:‘o->lI'Il
111's in 51-11 in-
111K 111.11 :Ilrout lift} doll-.113 1111s t‘u‘: ; ford, Ai Eiliétglfiiyjiuu...“
eh. 1 lion. 1- 1' S Cumming-s of Statutord. CATCHING FLATFISH
_ ”J“ ____ _ -1l111i1'ut:111 ol the livmocnitir national BY THE BUSHEL'
, i-omvuiitu- “ill >[lt'illi at :1 mass 11191-1 “—a—
Laze“ S Toilel Al'iiClCSi 111.: in 1111- lllll 11-215 of Anim-lrunlzanmi Locay Fisherman Has Taken Contract
i.1-1;: out till .11r1 in linitt‘ord ncxl to Supply One Hundred Pounds a
Stillson-Powell Corporation; Tlihihu ‘nt'u moon. '1 be meeting has Day to Local Market.
. , 111111 arranged by the. iii-brew ()1':.::1r1i< 'l‘httl iiattish nro literallv bi-in
South Norwalk ; Milittn.‘ 111 this city and will begin at 2 0:111:11! by the but-lie] in local water:
, . _ _.-_- . - » .. » .11'1'lock.. Svnutor l[l_‘l‘lil:lll ll. Koppbu just now was prorcn by n chat With
: closed it (nn'rtttt with (Muir F.
1. i111: 2:111111 11 \\ Stoi'v J1 “i'llt‘s \1 Imiizt to suppl_1 him with one lmn-
'iiouu- ll'tilil London that he is enjminz 1L19d pounds of flat it h which is the
11111 1-\(--1ptional opportunity for night are: age “eight of a bushel. daily for
-11~in ' in London 11lil1-11.1it1nL fot the :1“ unlimited period.
I t ni11'- isity. “'70" 111- will take up :1 «p9- might have to Wotk
. .tiiii cours- ot' sloth 11ith a (it tail M
['Iiitui 51- .1195 senit‘t min. H9 writer!
:in :1 most int t'cstin: 11a} of \‘ir’liinfi
i\\'1-.~1111i11i\-11~1- Abbv, St. Paul‘s and the
’F1 21-91: but law sperinl stiess ot‘ the
:Ivilil'lli’l' of personally meeting Lloyd
Min-1111:;- :1l :1 reception in the "Hill.“
ou-rtime some
thus but would guarantee to deli1er
the goods an (it! int men one of them
\1oulvl be caught by hook and line.
“11911 asked kwliere ht' caught them
he laughed good naturedly and said.
l"()ii oi‘ (‘ockenoL' in :1 1111:1111 sort of
‘11'.1_1 that convinced the write-rtim: i1
~—~~ -- *—- '11':1>' :1 tool qut‘slion.
. ANNUAL SESSION OF .
REBEKAH STATE ASSEMBLY.- " i-
.. o -- ~-o o- -u o o n- HIM-W. - -.--o~¢»o.....o—.....l.
i Hartford. .\pril].‘1*A-The Rebeknh
L 1 ' - ' . iStale asseuibl will hold its twenl :il-EMON JUICE
v. COMMITTLD 1n thls com- 1 Y . :1-
1- 1 ‘liill‘d annual sesston in Hartford "1'
1 munity is one more argu- ‘morrow. at Foot Guard Hall. The
FOR- FRECKLES
flteadquarters will be at the ilotm
'Garde. A banquet 11111 he held 111%.:
. of our fire and burglar Ievening .it 7 oc10(k for the ofilcials
'3 . ;and guests at the Garde. The session
5 poof SAFE DEPOSIT will begin tomorrow motning at l
2‘ BOXES. :o‘clock and will continue throughout‘ Sqm‘eZt’ th‘r‘ Juice of 11111 leuionsmo
H Itile dav. T111.- state officers are: Presi- a (Ill-"1M pint or the best f1 9ckle and
V - hard “bite sh-ilie 11011 d h
-' i.dent hits. Hattie M. Stickle of New 1c 1 .an you ave
Sou know .the Old Story ington vice- president, 'Mrs. Hattie J.. a quarter llitll of tlietiest fteckle. and
at )ut the ounce of pro- Fisher of New Ha19n' warden. ‘MrS- “in 10“"n and complexion beautmer.
:1 «men; for your renting one
Girls! Make beauty lotion for
a few cents—Try lt.’
t...u..............-.-.-o.-¢‘.....1.-...51.-.
Won-- o-o o-o»-om-o-¢
vention. Come in today- i‘fm' Mary E Johnson of Torrington.l Your giocet has the lemons and am
. . nd "mm" Miss Clara B M noug- drug store or toilet counter will sup-i.
The coat 18 $4 a year. z:15 of Forestville. .ply three ounces of orchard white for
t ___.__.__.__. . . a few cents. Massage this sweetly tra-
oooo FRIDAY SENTINEL. 3mm lotion into the face. neck arms
,' and hands each day and see how trecle
‘. The Sentinel will be issued as a tea and blemishes disupear and bow
‘mornins paper on Good m ”1-11 clear, soft, and rooyyhite the skin be-
an i ELK 1i
SOCIETY
and Personal
NE WS___1
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Samuel Davis. who has been Visiting
and Mrs. (Poodle A.
“9%.-- ~ .. _
ibis parents. Mr.
Davis, 190 South Main street.
[turned to his comt‘nnv
Mrs Joseph Erancski and Mr
I Mrs. Theodore Netti odorf
home after an: ndim: the “cokend with
relatives in New York
. t
Miss Edna "awn-1'. 11111 I-Mt'li‘n' “00k
'kt‘f'pf‘r at Svhulizil's uptown market.
is planning an mstii tIip to bet home;
in Mt. Kinco N. Y 1
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Beebe of ”H‘t
Natwalk Alt‘lilodlrl Rpimipal parsnip.
121- have returned 1mm ”11- .'
Ens! Conference.
Hem-111111 of 7121 West l-lndj
. New York 1'11, 1.~ thc xti'K't of
', who into-11' return-«l fmm‘
"worsen" Will: the .‘.-1th l‘iVisinrl is v25-
ntnnl remit“. is \I‘Ulln: hid fam‘ly in
South .\'or\1'ilk
Trinity Church Choir .
To Sing Cantatai
’ cumin}; oi titvid lriday at
11 o'clock the choir or Trinity Church
Slim-1 will sing
‘ Dudley" Burk.
11-11 cantata in a narrative of the cru-
. partly in scriptural
with mediuithe and desertptire chor-
rimmmm- v.1 . uses and solos modeled after
' ' _ i ‘1 at Sumiid and W ind style of Barbe sflthg ot the Pnsnion. .
.-\11 11'1111: 11111 11:111' :1' H.11'1111f1113 - ~—~ “pm. R 'l‘..Thorley' Win1iuor.i L AIM-r the prologue sun; It) the char-
Tlio sombre clouds to the Eustwunl Blocke; “'lnstod. C. C. Ora) . Yule:- us there l“ ‘ “'1“ prelude for “‘0".
utter which the dialogue with Pilate
is tau-n up. The Aecnoutlon is n 113- .
erouu male thorn:
march to the Judgment Hull.
between Jesus 11nd l‘i-
. the chief priests and the pcopln
decinmntory solos
then comes 1 he
is representul by
theme is 1 tut-lured for the Via (‘1'uri>.
twitli chorus. ('Iilvury
- and impair
‘ describo-d in
choruses. and
EASTER OFFERINGS
Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits
$16.50
and up.
. Ladies’ Dolmans, Coats and Capes
$10.98 and up
MEN’S SUITS
Special assortment for the Easter Parade
‘——.-—ne ~ .-——~-<.~ .. — ...._.,_____.- ,.__‘-.
the words of
Nlthols. 1-1. .1. Manin: North wnion. "'m" 0‘
Jesus on the cross
" is intmdut'ed and
there is :1 setting of the Stalin!
' for sopiano and alto solos
duets nnii buss solo, followed by
Passion l l1111:Il1-_
the “(inlet Oi Jtsus upon
1.1Itl11iunk9 are described l1_1
t‘t‘f‘lltliion and chorus.
The Da rknesm wit it
contains :111
.like mou-tnvnt for organ. inviting the
and. the chornlc.
loss declaims the norm
- entotnbment.
11nd devout
- 1imn of performance is
march tin-1111-
Ut \\'estpnt't.
. , . . . . r
111111111 11-1ll preside. Nimucl l-arr this morning just as he
(i. A. R. ENCAMPVIENT
HFI I) IN DANBI R\
. : 1:11! from First use
INHI of th. l astir 1': nation at ()xfottl When asked where he caught tht‘lli.
:t'ltti‘d reports on
::'d1l11\<u to the eneampmem—
“Pr-1mm nt Commander Quit-Ii made
"tuition of two
. of Merriam Post.
who was dupnt'tment commander
1911‘. and in: E.
Britain. departmvn:
mander in 1882 and Junior \‘Icc Com-
1' in (‘hief in 1885.
department conmtnudcr advo-
cated that laws should be enacted to
make Memorial
. and 111 t-Imcd the fact. that the gener-
utions that 1111111 giown up since this
‘ 11' .Is instituted. aside from
affillmotl organizations. have come. to
:look 11111111 the (is) the same
and urged that pat-
‘ail comrades
can to bring about
ptopet obsenance of the dav.
Speaking of the great war. (olonel
“The war of 1861-65
which we did our bit. demonstrated
that young America was able to take
good care of its own affairs and
the great world conflict now ended
has shown to the warring
across the waters that we. can take
care of them if they need our help.‘
more sorted
instructors and
Quien said:
'Grare W'illy of Greenwich; seCIetIrY fit very wary small (0st 1
“PERRY WANTS HIS MONEY
Samuel D. Polsen car/Bridgeport “‘1
D. Sherwood of Falrfleld. doing
business under the firm name of thb
Bridgeport Axle 00.. are nude detemh.
unto in a suit. for $1. 500 brought in tho
Cifll Common H.- M by W
18 Mvmmggmcomu. YutnmnndMVaaPon-yo: .-
Em “mu n‘o“l‘1'r"m:1is‘1~“i¥t1 . no.
. erShioment
' FISKe AND
And NORlWEEK TUBES
Second
prim-e.
Awnin . Auto Tons
Auto unnhes and
Accessories
AARON KOHN
1 We Just Received Anotb:
Also some. 51111111111118 makes in
fir~ts. “illf‘ll “e oili'r at reduced
55 Railroad Ave. Phone 480.
RAGS 36 LB.
telephone.
WM. EFFRON
Signs of
Spring Are
And best. prices paid for all lands
of Junk only if you send postal or
3 Rowan St. East Norwalk.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
No Successors W’hatsoever
'\
All Around
WE BUY
Alain niantinu time has ar- . eEOOND-HAND ”Jemima
rived. Every vear we want Ann snort:
our garden to be better than We Pay High Prices.
the year before. g Wgtefiggau
58 Water St. South Not-walk.
IWoodruft Seeds
h ’t been much imnrovement' in but
alggehnssn imgrovement In GARDEN
—and von 3 cold ave them
Townsend Line of Lawn Mowers
111. outtoolad b 111' ‘
goiewomm at my y nugget“;
yous-tie Egmmflfitréw mm“;
ESTintoohm
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3
1 Organisation-ere correct
11-11-1- our knowledge was
A"gluon!throughuniversitytritiu-
ingcndymotpmlcxper.
mace bananas-9W
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