mt Suits
New. Coats
$17 .95.? to$60 '
‘ Summer Furs:
Imitation Furs
Moderate Prices
New F’rOcks V
$20 to $75
Mara-boo cam”
New Marabo’tr “l ..
Capes $7.951!) $25
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' Mrs. John Tyler of lickinley plac:~ tune to run a sewing machine needle
is entertaininz her parents, Mr. and through one of her fingers a few days
Mrs. James Bartram of Brooklyn. ago. .
l d i k 13 ll- 1 h l The Elbert Bates place on Gracious
" ‘re er (3 i cnsicin s over an - Street has been sold to a New York
Bar ' Eas " — ~11 . . . .
her shops in t \oru alk “1 {mg h's Buick runabout. ”’09le pur.‘ family who will soon take possession.
01°59 today at noon. ’chascd. in preparation for the summerl mm: the infant daughter of ”5*
George E. Smith. 1 Van Zant. street, season. {Mrs' H- D- Butler 0' “WW
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sessions following
vacation on
t
brief Easter; town the past week, getting the house'
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. -- .undny morning. i
As the result of a fall received malt-losing at 5 p. m.
k, Mrs. William Thompson, of R0- i summer time)-
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(uwb B. Etfron has purchased the wee
" ' A and buildings owned by _
m I! H Rowan on Rowan street. wayton avenue is forced to remain in
. Li delegation _
Church will attend the Ada; D ‘1! (‘ H ll '1‘ . h l h.
. l _‘ ——-.ance. use .ompany 3", uesupoor eat
1mm; conference today in P am evening, April 6- Peppy musxc'by De_l
,‘i'me. iccssare‘s orchestra.
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Gordon Van Scoy and William Ever-' Frank Koch-r of East Norwalk
Good, Fmday with friends in East the corner grocer, having recently m' Stanley 0. Whitney.
Rm lysignod his position with the Shipping
5 board at “'ilson's Point.
Repairs are being made to the
freighter Marion, which is moored at
the docks ot the old Norwalk Steam-
.vices of Mr. Keeler . in.
boat company. ' 13a
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it was satisfying news to Roway
ton people, and especially Methodist.
flocks, to learn yesterday that Rev.
George A. Baird, who has been the pas-
work of the Parish.
Special Holy Day services will be
held‘tomght in the East Avenue M.
E. Church. The sacrament? ot the
Lord's Supper will be administered.
in; to the project for leasin‘th‘o Town
Hall to an exhibitor of motion pictures
year has been returned to this church.
Mr. Baird is an excellent speaker and
he will be welcomed with pleasure by
the community.
The government lighter. John Rog-
ers, the crew of which has been busy
in this vicinity for several days malt?
in; repairs to buoys and harbor
lights, left the Norwalk harbor for
New Haven, yesterday.
'which was equipped with everything
as g,
Mrs, Frank Theall has returned to
her home in Penneyer street after a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. \Villiam
Funeral servicest for William 0.
Merritt, 31 Seaview avenue, veteran of
the Civil War, and for 23 years in
the postal service, will be held tomon
mottemoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. F.
Kuhn of Schenectady, New York.
The school children, although regret-
exhibition
features or positive educational value.
lThey are given under fine directional
ting that the vacation will not be long— _ the school authoritiesfill interested in
er, are happy that school closed Wed—‘
1
their
promotion rendering service
nesday until Monday. The usual castom'
is to have a. week or ten days at Eas-
ter time, but different arrangements al from Norwalk. ~There is no profit
were made for them this year. It is in the “may”; 951494311583 so {oi-luvs,
said that the local schools will close‘ Ing been barely met, and tho as“,
earlier next June and that will comm’ancem .beenxiven that aiyproi'iin
ensate somewhat. ‘
Yesterday afternoon the Ladies' Aid ~
. . . - W; m: h induct.
society of the Rowayton Baptist church' A threats-hour M m ‘.‘ » '3 co ,
met at the parsonage in :Rowayton av~ e
E. Jacobs, pastor of the Suth Nor- without compensatiop, the. only 591103
walk" Congregational Church, will of-
' Mate. and interment will follow in
m Cemetery. West Nomaik. The
. . , Imam will tie private.
A game of giveandiake was played
by‘tho- authorities in the Second and
Mbismcts in the case or the
m that recently invaded the city.
Minna was driven out 0! South
Hawaii: by the police, andwhan they”
'taining better equipment.
; d at St: Luke’s Church. ' tomorrow.
enneg where a. very pleasant social at— from 12 to 3 p‘rm‘ by Rev. chm A”
got as tar as East Norwalk were told ““0011 was_spont. incidental to the marks °‘ Wilt” 1“ “‘9‘ “mm
1‘ so back. Theyreturnedto the Sec- opening ot the Easter offering mite
and~District, and were anin herded boxes. A very pleasing program had
overthe ”1ng but ill he on ‘0. been arranged by Mrs..Earl P. Stevens ~ ‘ . , , , ,
in; man thev arrived 3 Wgtpor: and was all'agreeuble part 'otthe wax-.1 7’3” "“91““ “3 “u“ in “ m9
, ' p ’ Refreshments were-served la-i east Grimzm ”1‘99“!” M
191- in the afternoon. ‘ Quite a satisty- m' Tuesday Mmt‘
in: sum was added to the treasury of ed after several hours’ W” V“,
we church by the mite m‘ ' *hardly out of its troubles between-
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maid being the operator, a. profession}
A new pastor has—been aesigned by
Mr. Keeley the New York East Conference to tho
is most efficient and Mr. Needle feels Dari?“ Mr E.~Chilrch. His name colld
himself lucky to have secured the say. not be lama. but Rev. W. (a. Finch.
D. D, of Stamford commended him as
in young man well equipped for the
tar oi the. church here for the past for two nights a. week. About two
months ago such exhibitions were he.
gun once a week at Center saloon
We Closely
v». Saturdays .
.«uui
Most local storekeepcrs are now on- . Pacific “1'“ m not nude
vread for rentin th comin sea on. .erating under daylight savings time.
3’ g e g S '. opening act; a. m. standard time and
(7 a. m. to 6 p. to.
Ralph Birchard is now serving 36
;bed. This news is received regretfui-I'W‘imhman and janitor of the Home’
from the Adventl 1)‘ by her friends here and in Norwalh. ‘ Bank & Trust 00-. Allah Wfilhmtt him ‘ Mo
‘ ling been obliged to resign becauseot'gg‘ “5 9‘ 3
The Darien Fire Department is plan-
ning a minstrel show, to be given at,
. has Center School auditorium iFriday eve-i
> at. of New Rochelle, are spending entered the employ of p. M. Nee(-119’_ning, April 16, under the dh'ectlonuot
Considerable opposition is developcl
may be avoided. but. also that much.
there may be one- or two country is very slight. The peasant
{accepted from communism all
'suitedhimz» Having seem the. all“ should it-booome law Miro-id re»
antigen.
th
'necessary for such exhibitions. These!
. exhibitions are carefully selected notftheir W11 50" 900910 bring them What“
only that all objectionable plotul‘el.‘ever they want—«gold, ‘8” k i ones'
is
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ml i or“
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lost of “individual mach. W; ‘ ”sin;
W GNP! in momma" Taf-
fQIA-m PM ~m10ila and Or-
gaudy. m-my crowd, but: mm
m. "ta a“.
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. ordinarily attractive dim. fl .
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'0 5 '“f’f’ a» m... The fun. “Moon." band, made in
M" K346103631 Frame from selected skin: in the molt, fan
;" ‘ w ion:hiexhldu;allkilu;at.......$3.flpur
. ’ Smart’ ‘ Rockwear, inavu'ietyofstylestocuit
1, Her: {wear a .11 m.
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its! a A isolating enactment of dainty Gowns, in-
£9 5"“ velope Chemise, Bloomers, Skirts and Gum'-
In a. good choice-of solid colon, and also with
contrasting floumex, all very pretty, well tail-
ored, and especia' Hy desirabl' e for M.
t- Silk
Petticoats
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. . . ~ . * lbecn gerjoufijy ‘fi'nvr- } EV? Ibuflmenl hadmade . . 1‘ _ t . ’
i. is 11111113sz rapidly flom his recentI Aiyn \Villiams has arrived at his is Klm’b’ .d'fi" 3...l for a. week past, but no can "(truism to 1917 to pre- veiliflgs . .1” M’ v. brown, mp0,. Jade, cld rose,
; 1- 597% M a. mom. in West .Side avenue for... ‘ .~~ improving. WW” :3: 'Wcsgggggfi . 1.....- .,..: . . , to. . ....... . . . . .. 35¢ to $1.50 yard
: Services will be held at 10 o'clock summer months, having post“? . .d filu' Tax Collector Elbert C. Bates “Mfume-'31 .3 ~- M {u i. . . , .. . _.. . ,. . . . . . .
. . intended {m ab, .4: . mne- 5 the collection of this year's taxes 106a: iRear Admiral r. I-‘ullam '
. today in Christ Church in observance L 931771 ' . . l . . . . . _ . ,
of Good Fridav ”any; «u. iand» will be atrial: office in the Town Ighowcofigdg,” Mom“; 3M1“: w 8W1“, m We!“ ”a dull leather,
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ngME'.“ Lewis, owrler oi‘ the old Ferris Ag”! 29ft} business day here, after 6136 micro during the wu. ,v Bel's . . 390 $0 3LW “011
If " East Norwalk schools wings-gum; farmhouse at Tokeneke, has been ini ' Amend cruisera‘m reserve on the
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'the other assorted. despite his
pfitegyrocommenda‘u‘oins and it was
0 y utilizing an apprentices at
training schools am he was able be
fore the war to get the vessels away
from the docks tor short training
cruises. Even xafiir‘ the outbreak 0!
war in Europe, he said, the depart-
mnt was "ind! . to the recom-
lor
olicers tut
be taken to prepare.
, The Admiral testified that it was
only by going over Secretary Dan-
iels' head and sending letters and out-
line; of plans and policies direct to
Assistant Secre 300ml: that a
sympathetic at contains obtain-
ed for preparedness measured.
The committee adjourned until
Monday, when Admiral Hugh Rodman.
Commander-in-Chiet of the Pacino
aget. probably will few.
RUSSIAN PEASANrs
DESEM'ZRED ARMY
, 1’33 HAGUE. : Andi. ‘ 1.——Ruuinn
>peasants desert from the Burnt-my
at every opportunity and so but to
their villages, wherein” earn more
money than they ever timed of
m the correspondent of
the Amsterdam W who re-
cently visited Soviet Rustin. Nobody
cl! 0
WASHINGTON, April l.——Charges
9.
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«5: Blah I ll ”Waflnmfi e325“
- -, - . ”inclining the wide kinds so much in vogue for»
mm” and girdle!-
Septic.” Veils, and Veih'ng by “5
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eyard, in
white and colors. "Onyx" and "Mc-
brandc; all sizes.
Silt "fire
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inks of shooting them for desertion.
“For the little they cultivate on
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clothes or money..." he adds. “Nogm'
thcless the power of the Soviet in the
that
he listened . to , the ‘popeo!
for village priestsfwhoiruint this on
\which may accrue wmvbe used inzob: j
:tho rector-r 132v. Hiram Van‘ Kirk, 15h?" -, ‘ '
:D. who is undergoing treatment ati‘
St. Luke’s Hospital, New ‘York clam; , J
godly and“ particularly unchristian
government." ,
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DUNN. April 1.—~'I‘ho tuna i'fllil- '
ES, cementing eater-idly wine ir-
ish Home --.Rule bill, 53”.“ even
main a. mega. between enactment
and enhancement. It m “five
Ytam moves tofnrd the ”state book at
surrenders Who of Ireland to
the forces of anarchy and plants a
amu- in. every heart in the mph-e"
m.mnnmxe mmm can: 1
tba'nJomaks comm» more con-
M" will become more M u the. ..
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