__ ~Letteré§fot Thanks to‘Alll The Mill Outlet Store _ - —AT— . . . , 24 Washington Street — — South Norwalk ‘79; we hereby ish to express our he artiest thanks to the peo- 11,18 of the community for helping us make our Anniversary Sale a Success This Sale Will Conclude Saturday, April 3rd ,During thelast few days of this sale we have ot forgotten that you may need a. good many ings for Easter, such as Silk Hosiery and Under- ear, Silk‘Camisoles, Envelope Chemise, Night owns, Petticoats, Middies, etc., etc. . . gullLLINERY For'Ladies. RIBBONS “ MEN’S AND BOYS’ " As Well As For Children All Silk Tafl‘etas. smells and Caps At popular prices. A few spec. Fannes A special purchase for this $130 ead‘ ‘5 . éifls in this department for this Essie. , iCrepe De Chine Envelope sale. Ribbons of all kinds. NO. Worth $150. CHEMISE at $3.98 120 up to No. 300. t‘ ' o . _ Regular $9.50 value. All at cfoer _vard , Marquisete Cup ” DRESSES For Children S°me°ft ribbon meant .. 7 We carry a. most complete duplicate f double the price. talus line of White and Gingham Dresses for children up to 14 ears. Specially priced for this ‘ ; e. . >1. ,‘..« 7 ROMPERS .of all kinds reasonably priced. Ready to hang- up. Prettily trimmed with lace insertion and double hem. At 58chard __fthe souvenir which we advertised. You may come . lfor it today. It is a useful article ior every house- : ffWife. You will think of us whenever you use it. _- ff. ILSON’S NAME IN GEORGIA -START PROBE ; THEIR NEW OCCUPATIbN. PRIMARY ‘ ' lNTO MARY’S . . “What has become of all the for- ASI-IINGTON A .— - ' ' . ’ m” 1 Piesrdent, DWORCE CASE:tune tellers that used to be in busi- -n' took no steps to prevent hisI a" .. gpfifijfifgeotrhgfia'fiie‘f‘gfifif RENO, Nan, April l.—An investiga- 3:22.," awed smith Are they .11 9t me White House‘... ,. , ‘ ttion into the entire record of the Mary, :fmlg’gzidalgéhrgagfifmml fcfzocllit. ‘ Pickford divorce case by :Robert Rich- understood that 1193;,” m3, I161)” ,ards, deputy attorney general of Ne ' e telegram from Secretary (lard- e vada, “'35 under way today. of the Geogia lltant'l‘quC‘ State! The action was begun following a; ( .. u ttee, asking whether 2w wished meeting of the VVashoe county Bar asl ' inane to appear on lllt buiot. 'writing literature for goldless gold mines and oilless oil-well companies.” —Cincinnatl Enquirer. -The Best Salesman—A Want Ad. f petition. Signed by ”If I'UQUiSite sociatiOns when resolutions were pass- " fiber of Georgia Do ,ocz-at -. asking ed, calling upon the attOrney general — ~—-—-— I the Presidents ““1“” “‘3 0“ the to investigate the divorce proceedings l 3"th in, the Georgia mimary, April . - , :A i ; filed with the Stem committee at Mmden, on March 2, when after a Norwalk Radlator Repair. flanney. It was said at the White brief hearing. Mary Pickford was \ 2 5We are giving it away absolutely free of charge. ' 1 “New," replied Jones. “They are - , that the Preddent did not au- granted a divorce from Owen Moore,I in! and Automobile the use of his name and that - on the grounds of desertion. EXCh 4 r - unite ? tempt Secrets Gardner , .. um first news torythe White According to reports here today, the - that th petition had been filed. 'resolution was later stricken from ‘the 26 min 8%, Norm cm I ‘ ,7 f. . A . i records and a motion to appoint a com- ' 1 ' ‘ ' ' ' ' 'm m EVENING DRE°SES' ‘mittee to investigate all “short term" Work Called for mm dresses display variety in , _ . . t as substituted. - alum Some are draped'dworces m “‘9 s “e w Done Under Guarantee. PHONE 954. , M ““19 “’19” are ”0““ OPERATION OF MOTOR BUSES tad girlish. says the Dry Goods, ORDERED DISCONTINUEDII .. Among the latter arei. —--- iii-ck tafleta models with one-! NEW YORK. April 1.—-The opera- . at uni 11 id b tion of motor busses under the direc- an ”_3 ers e y tion of the city in competition with f‘ 1'039‘45 0r bOWS- These trolley lines in Brooklyn was order- dtlperies “e extreme and ed discontinued today' by Justice Garden Tools and Ray from thu waist almost at Cropsey 0: the Supre'me 09'1”" A” injunction was issued mint Grover m There is a. Slight ten‘ A- W11 18 ‘8‘ I t a d .. a... m... of m. b... a... “We; emanatgagfimgk. Good Tested Seeds fired: sea in evening clothes the lyn City 1 Railroad Company, a for- v, season, as tally in net. and m" 3‘11” (““7 0f the Brooklyn Rapid ‘ " pec Transit Company, which is in re- Y0“ M 411019, both—NOW ll '7 W Square panels front I m‘ at the “mam 'cewmmp' " the time to get your lawn in con. ditionfornewgnu. ' ' . -'~7 ' 'odect, have been'seen JAPANESE EMPEBQR-tLt. 4:4,; HONOLULU, 'r. 11., April 1.—-Em— iperor Yoshlhito of Japan is m at his suumw HOPEFUL ‘Wintsffllle in Harms. near Yoko- . Myof Ja':an"Rev hammoccordingtoav'l’oflomhh‘to f . . “ p , -- thetm flit-e Inflammation , 7- ‘ h” me“ giving new. here. An 5mm ’ issues by the court pl: 1’ glidhé ' in altering from sciatieaw'lthfifil'r tong elm f . ' « ' Copyrigh 1 20 Advanced styles for young men in Hart Sellaffner £9” Marx clothes longer; square notched lapels; lapels a little lower; openings low- er. \ Then there are the smart double-breasteds; you ought to see them all. ' . fltfin’tlessimnoflantforenember" flutthese _ clothesareoll—wool and Madly tailored. , " ounzmen'ralm ' asvtell’isonyo'ff'm‘the“ ~ '1 ' .. i J economy bf best quality. - 4.-.; .-:..'.g..f.- «.1: - utters» “ii-ll i“ 9*
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