.55 may .
Paper, Nap-
Streamers,
511 :9. :1er cks
'.;cis 1
U
ESLLY’S
’ lain Street
: of the Home and
‘ \‘w-ui-lk will b0 liclzl
who'd buildings,
Hui :17 Harris & (lane.
is horn \\'¢-dne~dav
lluspila] to Mr. and
L'uclU-i' of this city.
.unty Republican 'lS-
this a’tcrnoon in
"w'd. Bridgeport.
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nut coal. Harris &.
2::1tliy and Miss Croce
‘ l’mnuury. were marricd
ad J. Carroll, pastor of
march, on \Vednesdav.
n of Ills” Republican ward
.nzmi last night. will be
i‘y Hall this eveningr at
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:r coal at Harris 8: Guns.
i the Cross. followed by
0
tin. will he said tonicht at
lock ‘in St. .lOseph's and St.
lllll'Uht'S.
l’_ llnllm‘k. Liedii-s' Millin-
“r‘-l)ltic'l{+~tl. l."- (‘lu-stimt
(mire litlill‘< from
It}
'.~::'v.'.’til(.
ill .loitnr‘nn. Republican
‘ minr" will invade New
iii-Til“; :3 for a. toul‘ in
km ninw speeches.
SATURDAY NIGH‘I.
'l‘lll, Gram: Drotliers'
('athcdral
w it ii
in Vi:e- ward voting
. 1.1- made i". .\'or-
:z'« «gtwnt niixrmions
iilx'll'fif'c to {mutil-
*:iiprwcedcntctl real
,‘wzits activities.
THEATRE
“Jail in; tln- Df’l'l‘ill‘lll‘
re—
("mu
$.37 runs lll'“
; \. will" :i.
Yourself
financially
1 expect others to
..i
your business
cannot show re-
increasing bank
1 a savings account
"Add in safety and
earns compound in-
The South Norwalk
Trust Co. ,
i-..”
Some of the most prominent u .u.
u
tors in the United States will meet in ‘
New York City next Monday to reach
:1 solution. it possible, or the teacher
shortage problem.
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A Buick automobile. Connecticut lit
cense number 15-058, was stolen ir‘»
Brid'zeporn last night, according to in~ "
l
‘——»Just received a shipment of Darda-'
formation telephoned to local
police
hr-mlquarters. ‘
nclla.
Roses
Lily.
Ytu'rl En Surprised, Mystery,
at Twilirrht, and To a Vl’ntcr
A. J. Collins Co.
\\'illiani lr‘reudenlhal, former resid-
cm of this city. rcccntly discharged
from a New York hospital, is making
his llfll‘v‘t‘ with his sirter, Mrs. Isabelle
SturLis. 85 North Main street.
PALACE THEATRE
Owing to the length of the perform-
ance of "limitinw" patrons ai'e re-
quested to be seated at 8 o'clock. Cur-
tain rises at 8:05.
Fifty representatives from twenty-
five Salvation Army corps in Connect-
icut, \Vestern Massachusetts and Ver-
mont will confer in Hartford next
Tucsday concerning a plan to raise
funds for the “Home Service Program
for HBO."
—-Just received a shipment of hardn-
'm-lia. You':] Be Surprised. Mysterv,
flows at Twilight. and To a Water
Lily. A. J. Collins (70.
The Tablet. the organ of the Brook-
lyn diocese of the Roman Catholic
Church, in its issue todav, will serve
notice- on both political parties that.
it will cppose any candidate who has
the support of the Anti-Saloon League
or who endorses it.
A commiti no appointed by Referee in
Bankruptcy .lohn Keogh yesterday up-
praised the property of the Union in
aline Chemical corporation in Row't'r-
ton. The committee comprised Filmer
Hendricks. Theodore Glover and. -\i-
tomey Richard H. Ireland.
As the Spring dnys come a Pedicu-
tion oil heater is sufficient to heat
many rooms that are not used all the
timr- and makes a hit: saving in com.
A number of models. may he found a!
the big furniture store of Raymond &
Son and oil cook stoves too.
t
PALACE THEATRE
Owins: to thc length of the perform~
once of “Muytime” patrons are ru-
qucsied to l)(- seated at 5 o'clock. Cui-
i
tziin rises at 5:03.
i
is in thc way of nwuts for the Sundd
dinner you will find it at St-liullw‘
Sanitary markets of the. best qualii;
and at the ion-wt mice. Orders ‘rt‘
ceived bcforv closing time lQl‘llL‘lll ii-
surc Htrlv (lnlivcry Saturday morning
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3
During: a sccrct session of tlw jun-ti—
”(v c'mrt, llt'ltl in vitamin rs this morn‘
ing in the t'ity ll.tll by
H. \‘(islvurglL a young local girl. \llldt‘.‘
axle, accused oi tlwt‘t. was paroled in
custody of iii-r father for future com»
mittnicnt to the llouse of the Good
.ltzdzc (‘vvoruc
She pm‘d. Hartford.
At the Lenten services at Trinity .
.(‘hurc-h. this evening at 7:45 o‘clock.
the rector will give an address on
Judas lscariot. The Lemon address-"s
on the historical characters of the
' New Testament. have been very inter-
esting and despite lilo unfavorable
1 “'Pathi-l‘ conditions the attendance has
‘been well sustained. ’
r—Just received a shlpmcnt of llzirilzr
nt-llu. You'd Bc Surprised.
Lily. A. J. Collins CO.
We Close Every Day at 6 P. M.
SPRING
FOOTWEAR
For
and Little Tots.
Mystcrv,
Roses at Twilight, and 3E.) a \Vatcr
Men. Women. Boys. Girls
“SKINTHECAT’ ‘
But if you won’t exercise
vigorously you must
hike ”Cascarets.”
4
There is nothing like bendih?fi*c§-
cersises. tal-zincz lone. walks. or chop
pint; wood to kecp thc liver and bow-
els active, but most folks take their eit- .
folks '
,orcise in an easy chair. Such
need x'Cascatwis, else they suffer from
sick headache. sour acid stomach. in-
digestion. colds and are miserable.
But :lon't stay 'bilious or constipated,
.I-‘eel splendid always by taking
,cmtets occasionally. They act
lout gripint: or inconvenience. They
never sicken you like Colonic], Salts.
Oil, or nasty. harsh Pills. They cost
so little too—Casctirets work while
you sleep.
(Tas-
with-
-—-.\lcn's fine socks-35cw—Keeler‘s.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Smith en.
tertained a family party yesterday at
their residence in Bayview avenue,
the occasion being the anniversary of
Mr. Smith's birthday. Only members
of the family were present and the
occasion proved a very enloyable one.
~Bargalns in Velours. 1AV. O'Brien.
Spring models of jersey suits, and
separate dress skirts'ore attracting
much attention in the suit section at
Trimmm a l-Iyattt's. All the most. pop-
ular shades in plain colors and plaids
are shown. The newest models of Ne-
mo corset: are also ready. Please te~
member that this store closes at six
on Saturday and shop early.
j Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Douchy 01' 20
“Mow- :w-nn' "M. city. left this morn-
ing for Harrisburg, Pa. Relatives of
the couple gave them a farewell
breakfast and wished them a pleasant
trip. The- couple had just arrived in
this city recently from Newton, where
they spent their honeymoon. Many
presents were received by the couple.
~~ Umbrellas nnd Cunes. \‘l'. O'Brien.
-—‘l.adies fine lislc stockings—~with
seam special value (We. at Kceler's.,
l
The fourth of the Friday night Lent
services will be held tonight at St.
Paul‘s Church at 8, with Rev. H. Bax-
ter Liebler of Riverside and Sound
Beach its the preacher. it is hoped
‘thot therewill be a good attendance
of the people of the parish and such
friends as like to join with them. The
service lasts about an hour, and is for
everyone who will come to it.
——l.adies silk stOCkinL's. Emu—Rumors.
it matters not whut your prcfc-renve
The thoughtfulwomztn ot iodav who
at the foundations. and sclccts a cor-
set that will mould hcr fizzurc into the
lines that Fashion dictates.
iht' figure is the (essential feature in
the coi'tttmtnu of a woman.
most adopt. cxpericnccd. careful and
conscientious. Consult her. for she
will give you the hcst of corset advice
gratis.
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-—Qtr.t‘it\' prices
‘licelcr's.
hosiery» inwcsl
3 ————-
‘ » Save tumtcy on hosiery ~Kcolcrs.
5
Friends of John VJ. Donut-Hy and
Miss Grace iidectt, of ilanhury will r<=
ceive with surprise and interest thc
announccmcnt made today of their
marriage. which took place at St. Jn
South Norwalk. on Fcb
Father Carroll offi
ruary 10. the Rev.
ciating. Mr. and Mrs. llontiolly are rc
:sidim: at the home of Mrs. Donnelty
Mr. and Mrs.'\\'ulter Eileen,
le.-~L‘.inhury Newx.
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soph's church,
parents.
.Vlounlninvii
§---Trv Keelor‘s for hosierlfi
,_____.—-.
silk “ONYX” ltoso. all
.
i—Al'len's pun:
{colors for a few days
Keeler’s.
The famous “W'ilton co
has a worthy rival in the writer for an
Indiana paper who is guilt
The barn caugh
and the corn began to 90
d. An old mare in
barn.
night, .
filled a. ten-acre fiel
——-Sott and Derby Hats. W. O‘Brien.
ltccnusc
Th0 ('ci'a
« - . ~..1
setter at the N. B, Ryan (_ o. s slow. 1..
only 980——nt .
rrespondent"
y of the fol-
A farmer out at Fergus
lowing: » P t
Falls, Minn, raised 1,000 bushc s o
pop-corn last year and stored it in his
t, fire the other,
p and
had detective
a. neighboring pasture _ .
eyesight, saw the corn, thought it was
snow, and laid down and froze to
death."
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. pet-looting
methods and M'm militias
t.
Norm]: residents, victims at n-
creasede rentals, are interested in the
action taken by a. group of tenants in
New York city who will fight in the
courts to defeat their landlord in his
demands for rent. increases. The con-
test wiil be carried to the higher
courts, if necessary. to determine. as
one of the interested tenants exms-
ed it “just. how far a landlord can go.
under the law, in-forclng the great
middle class into Bolshevism."
PLAINTIFF GETS $1
Garage Keeper and Customer Fight
i Bill Out in Court.
Disputed book accounts were the
subject of contention in the common
pleas court )estcrday before Judge
John R. Booth and a jury in the action
of Howard F. Johnsozi of New Canaan
against Gilbert F. Stevens of the same
place. Johnson has a garage and. rcn-
ldered a bill for work covering a long
,period v-h'“. is {lisputcd by Stevens on
Mile round ”1;” the charges had been
pair“ ~11 hundred dollars is
ciai (iw After more than
an low" of deliberation the jury rc-
,turnc for the plaintiff to
room
I
WE TAILOR FOR
LADlES
.up-to-the minute
GAR M E NTS
made of the best materials. We gulf.
antee fit and finish.
Newtortfidies’raim
‘llressmalter and Farrier
11 North Milo St... South Mom!)
(Phone 335-3.)
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court's
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; We are advance
arrivals of
Spring
Coats
Suits
Millinery
ii
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t
!
i
..¢ ca.
' Raymond Bros. are offering several
very desirable homes—for sole or on
reasonable terms. I
ll
Perfection Oil Heaters
With the coming of Spring 9. Portable Oil Heater is ideal
for booting rooms that are only used occasionally, and help to
owe cool.
OIL 000K STOVES TOO
RAYMOND & SON
I“! III m In
QUALITY FOOTWEAR
_A line gt reliable, dependable Shoes for the entire
. RAYMOND BROS.
New ”-hu yet bedn‘iound to apnea mum m
!
”fully? “qume uni buy all-lather
CONNEALLY e BRACKEN
a Wuhinztnn Strut. Ruth Nor-walk.
.-
HerSchfield Motor
TRANSPORTATION (:0.
Bit Service Between New Haven. 8W
Norwalk and'Philadebhifl
lflmtruchntmrmtormklndlolmpor-
m;poflodvmformm
South norm-122 wmr meet. Phone 29‘.
low Yuk any—174m 1mm. Phone rung: 7347.
“Bevan, Com—mmmrhmmw.
~A
SAN TOX .
WINE or con LIVER QIL
WITH IRON
Bonn: TISSUE
Imam THE BLOOD.
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
SOUTH MAIN STREET.
4
MME. JEANNE'ITE
South Nor-walk! Leading
Micro and Clover
56 South Main Street
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CORSETRY 18 AN ART
To be wetlands! in apical-
ure. We know how. Try us.
OLD CARS
Sallymoldcmtothom'lm
portlutoWn-cldn; 00,1310
Hort): Ave, between 031: all
PhoneBarnumbfiOB-Z. Bacon‘-
lummmwfi-
mkoofcor.
EVENING SCHOOL
New Classes
Fol-mini:
Each Monday
In March
MERRILL
Business College
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COAL.
Wood & Grain
DevineBros. l
m m mama.
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ROMPERS AND CREEPERS
ROMPERS for children, two to six years, made of fine ging-
ham, chambruy, poplin and some of crepe—the kind so easily
laundered.
These are fashioned in new, attractive models,
finished with hem-stitching or a little hand embroidery, and
the children are keeping pace with the grown-ups in the ex-
tension hip effect and surplus of pockets.
CREEPERS for babies, six months to two years, are daintily
mode and are roomy and comfortable for the wee little ones
to commence the journey of life.
J. I. MALLETTE
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WE CAREFULLY LOOK
after the interests otall‘our depositors.
We encourage the savings mm by
.payinxagoodrateotinterestonan
WINGS ROMS.
Wow-constantly our
Torhandllnx'the business cram- pa-
m o-M}m m;- m ,
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arm.
CORSETS
. You cannot expect your new gown to fit well over an old
met. Ibenewsmm m.mu:t, cm and
beautiful, andsurmetierwillbephosodtogivoyoutbe
benefit of her experience in the selection of'the proper mod-
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61 for yon.
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UNDERTAKER
'00. Glen. rm: Noun "I.
(7 WASHINGTON .07.
"§' ""‘ IIN'I ”JV”;
2
run HARDWARE a I
AUTO SUPPLY co.
(3 Wow 8t.
Phone 1815-5. 80. Nor-wok, 0|.
“(new Patti, State: BI
Generator Brushe-
Oth and Grease-
qurt Speedometer has
been, Gasoline and broom
Auto “PPM Tires sad Tub-
G. H. Hedenberz. Prov.
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1 There Is No Excuse
tor a person to wear artificial teeth
that drop when speaking or eating.
simply because he may have had sen-
m-ai plates with the some fault. to
should not get discouraged and think
. 'there is nothing better in more for,
him. if you hive a mouth that is shap-
,ed a little out of the ordinary. a plot.
» lmade in my off-ice would demonstrate
_1_-._.___._:= -
~ ithe fact that peculiar mouths can I).
’made to hold a plate firmly.
l Come 1“
and have your impression taken (13‘
enjoy life once more. ,
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 On. ”I“! St, South Nor-walk.
Homo—9 A. M. 85 P. “L; 71.0893“.
‘W’ by Appointment Only.
J»
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will In: your hon-don
goods. not. pipers. hint and Cl
ttyotthosoodl. A wounded
um
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
S! Van loath street. Phone 11m
~, insulting-Innis":- canto
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