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canoe arrival; of Suits and ’
Overcoat: for Spring.
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for 70111' Boys and Girls are here. No need to go out of town 2
any longer for your Children’ 3 Clothing. All your needs can
be filled right here in your own town at the CHILDREN'S i
:1. STORE.
. 7i New Suits ,
Joseph DaVlS is . New Hats .
_ , 4 New Caps
85 Washington Street ~ I New Skirts
K ii; New Blouses
i A New Neckwear
in New Belts ;.
‘ 3'9" New Suspenders
3 it New Collars ,
‘ , New Stoclnngs "
:3 New Wash Suits
( 21'1: , New Dresses
3 s New Coats
.3 ’ New Hat
Samuel B. Fancher, of Broad street. ew
3;; still 011 the invalid list I
Miss Edith Davis of the East Side, {1... . ew
flaggtdinfiaorgie tintle in Cannondaie. if" _ {§3§§'$ New Bloomers
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(323 families abgufnttfvlvtdfiggnggdvlfifi~ 1/ -éfifi New Drawers
day. i
Mrs. Theodore Hamilton formerlyl
'31' this place is convalescing from her ~ ;“
recent serious illness, at her home, in .‘
Last Norwalk. '
Mrs. Robert Williams, of the Uppe1 \
Parish, has been a guest 01 her sister-
Sax-law, Mrs. Charles A. Rubey, in Nor-
walk.
_-Mr8. L. S. Godfrey has returned a
from Brooklyn. N. Y.. where she at
landed the meetings, last week, of the ,
New York East conference of Metho- -
em churches. 3';
‘ Charles it. Morehouse, of this place, ,-
Els purchased the house, at 24 Wilton
avenue, Norwalk. The property was _
formerly ownud by the late ‘Mr. and
Hrs. Sidney Williams.
“me household furniture of Rev. ‘
antics M. Burt, until recently ‘pastor
(If the Norfleld Congregational church, ‘
will be sold at. auction, at the parson— "
we, on Wednesday, April 7. Mr. and
Ira Burt are now residing in East
Haven.
‘Cglothina.
Furnishings and
Headwear
The Children’s Store
37 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
The Only Store of Its Kind in the City.
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New Petticoats
‘ Infants' Dresses
Iniants’ Goats
Infants’ Sacques
Stockings
Rompers
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. WlllNfll OBSERVE
TO WALLINGFORD
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Rev. Howard W. Benedict, a for‘
mar Norwalk boy and a former chap-
u of the House of Representatives,
11-: who since service overseas withI
Ilse Y. M. C. A. has had a pastorate 111 1
new Jersey, was assigned to the ‘=
V’allim't'nrd church by the New York
n1 Conference this week.
STRUCTURAL WORKERS STRIKE.
WORCESTER, Mass, April ’1.—-Em~
ployes of the Eastern Bridge and
Structural Company struck today
when informed that their demands for
a twenty-five per cent. raise in pay
Rad been denied. They are now paid
from 50 to 60 cents an hour for a nine- inaSmUCh 21“ ”19 TailFOadS are cam-
mnr day_ The plant. which employs ing mails (n trains oppiated on
150 iedu b the strike. ‘Standard iimv.
hands, was t p y i Postmaster General Burleson in a
bulletin is. “d yesterday, left to the
idiscretlon (l postmasters, what action
The Sentinel will be issued as at individual oifice’s should take in the
mini; paper on Good Friday April change of time proposition to secure
n" d Advertisements and news items continuance of postal efficiency.
should reach the office of publication Should the local postofiice observe
early on Thursday afternoon. $daylight saving time, it would upset.
._ delivery service, and business houses
"‘ and residences would get. mail an
hour later than” usual.
Many persons get mail at the post
office that arrives now at oclocx at
night.
followed, this mail Would not be-
ready for distribution on the night it
was received. and would have to be
held 'over until the following morn-
ing.
111 Ihe event that Norwalk ofilcials’
adopt daylight saiings, the South
‘Norwalk postoffice will continue op-
erating under Eastern Etandard time
Postmastei Andrew Leary stated inis
morning.
saving time would :5.e1ioz:.sl;v impaiI
the Cmcinncy of the postoifice service
GOOD FRIDAY SENTIN EL
SEELEY TAKEN TO NORWICH.
Otto F. Seeley, who has been con-
fined in Ruland's Sanitarium in West-
port since he shot his mother at their
home on Grandview avenue-during an
attack of insanity while recovermg
from the flu was taken to the Nor-
wich State Hospital for the insane
who made the arrest at the time. Mrs.
pltal is recovering and will be able
to_return to her homejhortly.
Savings
Deposited
inthisbankon orbefore the
tenthoprrilwilldrawinter-i
estat4peroent.fromthefirst
ofthemonth.
i We are open Monday even-
Seeley, who is at the Norwalk HOS’}
BAYLlfiHT TlMEf WILSDN’S PRflPllSAl
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as observance of daylight Adriatic question
' to d'Annunzio the insurgent Italian
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D’ANNUNZII] 111131:
1131111 PRESIDENT
TRIESTE, April 1 Associated
Press) .——The ltalian govemment has
notified Gabriele d'Annunzio that it
will have to accept President Wil-
son's project for the settlement of the
An envoy from ’
Prcmlel Nltti has been to Flume.
where he made this decision known
commander there.
A meeting was held in Fiume at
which all d'Annunzio's volunteers
were present At this meeting Al
ceste de Ambris, Chief of the d'An-
nunzio Cabinet. declared the p
mation of Flume as an independen
state would be made only in case such
action was necessary to protect the
Italian character of the city, to guar-
antee the principles for which d’-An
nunzio went to Fiume and to insure
to that city a poesession of the port
:and railways.
Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. Fannie L. Beers.
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Hats gay with
bright blOssOms.
Color shines and glows and makes brilliant many of
the new hats now ready for Easter and Spring service.
Little hats and large; alike they have flowers nodding
and peeping from them. Many have crown made entirely
of beautiful ”blossoms.
For variety’s sake, other hats of almost-severe efiect
'i—but how rich in their fabric and style.
Here are jade hats, a unique splendid green. Here
are hats of jade combined with black. Here are trans-
parent hats; sometimes ’tis just the crown and sometimes
’tis entire hat which is of fine tramparent fabric. And
they, too, are touched with the magic of bright color!
‘ It is a gay and fine gathering; w’hat enjoyment in
choosing now! $7. 50 to $17.50
AN D FOR CHILDREN -—-fine big assembly of milan
hats which are both girlish and smart.
Some of mushroom style, some with rolling brims,
some in poke model;
And most of them/are either navy or black; the fash—
ionable colors of the season. But they are not dull and
they do look very sweet upon little girls.
Number of them have narrow line of white or blue or
rose near the brim-edge—quite eflective——$3.50 to $7 .50.
Second door.
What bea , ltiful
Beatherbloom or
silk—$3 and $4.50.
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Veils that
really charm.
Made veils with scroll borders, and chenille or file! or
o with flouncos of changeable
Second floor.
The death of Mrs. Fannie Lewis
Beers, of this city, occurred at Great
Falls, Mont, on Saturday. Mrs. Beers
was on a visit to her son, Harry L.
Beers, who is general manager of the
Anaconda Copper Mine in that place.
Her remains were brought here by}
Mr. and Mrs. Beers. the burial to take '
place this afternoon in the Norwalk
Cemetery on Union avenue. Services
will be private.
{fancy meshes. Some black, some in color combinations,—
.750 to $3.50.
, Veflmgsbytheymfancyandplaimspottedand
figured, woven and chenille borders—and striking beauty-
.spom—25c to $1.50 yard.
Center able. that
mu Fannie B. Hoyt.
The death is announced 0: Miss
iFannie B. Hoyt. daughter of the late!
'James A. and Elizabeth St. John Hoyt,
at her home. 93 East avenue, in her
sixtieth year. The funeral will be
held at 1:80 o'clock Saturday, April
3, with services at the Grace Episcos
pal Church. Rev. J. Benton Werner of.
hoisting. interment will be in River-I
side Cemetery. i
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The Norwalk Athletic Club baseball
team will have its first practice or-i
row morning, on the Ward 3 et
season games. The new uniforms of
ion hand some time next week.
There will be a union service this
evening, at 8 o'clock. in the Fifi-sienn-
Norwalk Auto Repair Co.
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122 So. Main St. Phone 301.
nepmnmo. wsLomu.
LIGHT TRUCKING AND PARo’EI. DELIVERY
FOR SALE
1 1918 Oldsmobile. 7 Pass. Touring. 1 1.18 Studebaker, 7 Pan. Tom'-
in: 119181Ton WomDrlveFord Truck. 1 1918 Closed Body Ford
Delivery. 1 1917 99c: Body Ford Delivery. 1 1917 1 Ton Republic
Truck. CARS 703 HIRE.
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New pretty coats .
for little children. ;-
One mother says :——“Those little checked costs an
the sort I like most”.
But another mother prefers navy, and still anotha
owns to a preference for the copenhagen poplin. And. ml
a few most like the soft homespuns in their mixture-
which have so many colors interwoven.
For that reason, all are here. And all are here in
styles which look well on children.
Nicely tailored coats, trim in fit and effect—and fresh
with the beauty of Spring.
Sizes 2 to 6—— $4 to $25
UNUSUAL DRESSES of fine soft white J apoth
for those same little girls! . .
Pretty faggoting' in pink and blue combination ap-
pears upon their front.
yoke, and the hemstitehed collar is also piped with pink ll
are the cufis. l
Frankly, this description doesn’t sound a—quarter n
prettyasthedressesaremandtheir priceis 319
Sweet little bonnets and lingerie hats for the littlesl
children.
Some lawn some organdy, but all cute and dainty.
Embroidery and lace and pretty ribbons appears upon
them. .
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, Often the hats look like littl ets without strim
—and how’cutely they fit little ends! 7513 to $6 -.
If mother thinks ey too cool for now, silken
padded linings may 7, s11 inside them. Some 0!
these at but 45c. ,
So. a floor. :
Two dandy Easter
suits for boys.
If he likes blue, with its fitness for all sorts of set.
vice, a blue serge.
Norfolk coat wiith large patch pockets and flaps; ii!-
Granted that he and Mother, like mixture with fifc,
and color—good light and dark ones.
New models with Norfolk jacket-—
Front basement. 4415.5! (3 .,
a Fine suit
Big Boy is ready for suit with long trousers. ‘E‘F‘T’l
Wants it much like Dad’ s—-—yet it must have the snag
spirit of youth.
It’shero. Goodfabric,youthfulineverylino,oodl-i
rest too.
Hastwopuirsoftrousersmd vest and sizes mph-on;
16mm— 93
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EASTER FOOTWEAR
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Humanist“ casting of Shoes, OMS
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Thereisapipingofpinkaroundg~
vex-ted pleat down back. Nice lining of mohair—$16.50 , ,5 '
Fine Sam Peck eager-$25.1"
$22.50 2*
for big boy.
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Norwalk Chronicler