WE nor om "
SATURDAY NIGHT
TO 9 r. u.
sfvlés to your liking.
' NEW TOP cons
$40.00
0305 For Rain -
EASTER NEC-
86 Washington Street
30m NORWLIK.
Tx’ :mnll; schools reopened this
”twain: alter the two-my Easter \-:i.
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li‘ogliuhl saving basis at a meeting of
in; (My council to ho.- hvlii tonight
, -ll'_ingrnlows—Ya.nl<cc Doodle Court.
Kimono (‘harriott (‘lwstnnt Street.
1". ill-:- most rccont lllllllil‘llll for the
'ulx'VOIl ot‘ thanLt‘HVll lo-pul'lf‘l’ (or the
Han Mr. (‘hnrriott ptarted duties:
ll :4 morning. _
'l‘inr rcgulnr Monday night voliev
in” amino will be mm in the South
IVV'Z"\'..'IH{ Baptist (‘lllllt‘lL tonight, un-
no the direction of tho pastor, Rev
J r; .Ctliocppim'.
- fizz.
(tans.
A lllt‘t‘lll’lz of tho State control com;
i. "let“ of the Veterans 0t" Foreign
'5 .rs will be held in Danbury this
(-x! iiinrz. The mcctiu: will be held in
rusztm' Hall, which is thii meeting
1,, (» oi" \Valling Post.
1M; licenses for the year 1920 are
«in. during this month, and already
Town (‘lerk Herbert R. Smith has is—
uwi many of them. Every owner of
stove, nut coal. Harris 6‘;
- ting should see that the law is com-
pli .1 with this month.
» fdrpols Cleaned and Colors Roucwad
(umnrvcticut Carpet Cleaning Company
1': Cedar St. Telephone 1413-4.
\liss Anna Dolibaum. who has been
t shin: in the eighth grade. Frank-
li, school, resigned her position at
it - (lose of the winter term, and will
in , united in marriagcshortly to Lieu~
t 2‘ mt Gleason of Taylor avenue.
'llm annual fair of Norwalk Dodge
i. hills will .tart tonight in the Elk's
l‘ inn on South Main street. There
i...l lie :1 number of booths exhibiting
.1: “'11le variety of articles. and danc-
n; and entertainment of merit will
li- nizlitly features.
Ito-l :1 Hoover Vacuum cleaner in
mt- for your spring houso cleaning-
(un your rugs and carpets r 1 ly clean.
«--i ““11 not even 1-10 of he work.
J» v terms at Donnelly's . So. Main
would make a. good Mr
now, but will he survivryout
Will his health, his judgment,
fl be good five,—-teo youth-om
now? '
Whynda'l'rust‘cm
J +1.81?” Responsibilityand m
zient Existence?
v... “as
will find our. springW
1i 'i'lgfiolirt is expocwd to vote on a ,
. ‘ RUIYOW HOOVER 0m
rugs and carpets.“ . l
ALSO—IT "my poor.“I i
1338!»! A tire and rim was stolen {ram an
automobile owned by S. W. Keeler
and parked on Wall street, Saturday
night.
The \Vatch Your Stitch club will
hold the next meeting on Wednesday
with Mrs. Ralph Haven. West Haven,
at 2:30 o'clock.
A truck driven by Stephen Nov“.
Jr., collided. yesterday, with a. New
.York automobile, licenses number
1140640; on Clay street. Neither car
ist‘ilfered serious damage.
Patrolman Frank Raymond is pa-
trolling the second district center
beat today. in the absence of Police-
~man Frank Stratton, who is attending
the funeral of 133 sitar in Bridgeport.
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H 16 ‘50. Main St.
' ”“*"“’““j“““""’ 4 Albert Brown has purchased from Joseph McKiernan and Michael
tut-Wm ~‘.._....- James Yates the house and 10: ad- Raccanelll visited in New York yes-
- . ! joining his property on South Mam terday. where they attended the final
3 .utreet. concert of John McCormock, the
I ews All property owners who have not great Irish tenor, at the HlpDOdtome-
appeared before the board of relief for Regular meetings are scheduled to-
assessment abatements will have on night of “The Buddies Club” and the
opportunity to be heard, tomorrow aft-pic, & N, Club," both organizations
ornoon. when the members 0f theAbeing composed of young ladies 0!
board of reliof will sit in the City Hall Norwalk for sewing and social Pur-
from 2 o'clock until 5 o'clock. «poses.
”‘3‘” your ”“11 at Harris & Gaps. Several complaints have been made
Miss Maria Drumm and Miss liar- ~to police headquarters concerning the
tevens
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lgnret Brown. two popular young
ladies employed as secretaries in!” North Main and Ann streets by'
government department offices inipark automobiles. Warnings have
Nor-Walk So.Norwalk
7mg: John-“Beers,“ Broad River-is
’blocking of the pedestrian cross-walk , confined to her home with a severe at-
tack or the grip.
“Washington, D. C._ are enjoying a ten
days’ leave of absence with friends
andgrelatives in this city. I
Pkcrything is in readiness for the?
been served on drivers by policemen. vJames ,P‘ Kelly. (:1! “ater strict!
David Crawford. 13 years old. of 218 horwalk IS the prriu possessor o a‘
South Main strnet, was reported miss~ Inew 1920 Locomoblle. l
‘ I “in. About, ‘1'”- /
’ , 1 That. rte-fitting reaches from very mottled to
merit, Spreads to every room,
section. But let us today gimp take note of some of
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W: M in ‘33 NW A” and Munich“ '
"Th5 the season and the 'day of new things for'
l- home itself. ’Tisthe season of re-fittmgofm-f
* of “making over” the appearance of the home to ~
it in harmony with the gaycr brighter season of 10
‘ days and more-pleasant.
for your executor with its fip-l' "
.Up to noon today. police head uart-
. 12:11:3"133 €23: azihfiigghtfifugélgfis were not advised of his rgturn.
11:51 in the lodge room, on the second 16 lad, when last seen. was riding 3
fl 1'
The place has been elaboratelylbicyde'
ten ‘tractively decorated ‘
which will contain a fine assorunentbmwalk. 011 Saturday evening. A
of articles for sale, and as the [airwlll Search of the car was made, but a
lcy, who was attached to th .
The condition of the State road be« High Commission to the e 13:32:11;
tween Danbury and Newtown is such :Smtes, spoke on "The p- . . _ .
as to make traveling between thesel'dition in France." beforzontflilgkhl‘zéggs
two placer-'2‘ anything but pleasant, Club meeting, in the South Norwalk
motorists say. At one point in DarNC‘lCongre-gauona] church. at noon yes
ular, ilust blelyondudth? Dangury-Nlelw'iterday. '
town ine, t e m s so eep t at. . _ ‘ J . ~ _
automobiles are able to pass onlylboénnmeii‘5fzignerfalrf pound 13:1 was
with difficulty and several large mo-ers ' gm}! “,0 oz 1%9nxagooywdr3 :1;
'lraveled Sugar Hollow road, where 3
car being exit-looted from the run; ,
is a common sight, Deep mire, ex- ineradicable SHIV-‘3; . -
tending the entire width of the road! William F. Lockwood or was:
in Pembroke
is reported as being in the best con-Imaklng fires in close proximity to his
ditlon of any highway in this vlclngbarn with consequent danger to the
ny._I)anbux-y News, building. Officer Jarvis Murray in-
NOTICE vestlgated and no further trouble is
«Auto coming from Tarrytown. N. Ywexpected from this source.
. ' _ . Orders 801. A large number of Norwalk people
Empty ‘MogdaLAg‘fficf‘th‘ts Water SL-fare planning-to attend the dance to
icited. J0 n . l - be given in Georgetown Friday even-
Tel. 919, lug, April 9, under the auspices of the
_ , J. B. Club of Danbury. Barney‘s Em-
press orchestra will furnish the mnstc
and this seems to be the real attrac-
tion, the reputation of these mural-
clans being quite widespread at the
present time.
James Burns, tor the past several
years a. member of» the force in How—
iands Shoe Department in Bridge-
port has taken a. similar position
with the Norwalk Boot Shop, succeed-
ing Stanley H. Vl’ilson who has re-
signed. Jimmy was formerly in this
city and it ‘is with pleasure that his
many friends hear of his return.
George Paudelaskis of the Nomlk
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srncm mm Manama
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onooonm
Stillsou-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk ‘
[home in Constantinople.
tered. No
missing. The lunch cart was closed
and re-opened at 5 o'clock. Detecttve
Sergeant Thomas Hunt is investigat-
ing. »
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lCandy Shop left this morning for his“;
Turkey,l
which he has not visited in six yams.l
window in the rear, ’whichhwas shat-l
articles of value w a ;
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shortly after-1 o'clockAbls morning, ’
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d mated and never looked more ab? Anna 1:919er reported to the'up- I Supply Shoo on Wall St.
“2%.. than this year. There am‘town police that she had lost 9. sum
boolhsy“ money in a jltney 80mg to SOUIh‘mobllQ “'3‘ lOW'Gd
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district, practically Main street. made a complaint to the a . . _
,blocka tramc between this city and Normal]: police Saturday afternoon mi-Nltalle of Washington, whose ex-
New Fairfield. The Mill Plain roadithe effect that a number of hBys were quisite bond-made dresses for chil-
; known.
Tonight. .
W'illlam O'Hara of Harbor Ave. has
resigned his position with the Norwalk
omfing 0f the Elks fair this evening. ling “nee 5:30 °'°‘°°k' 3‘1““ night —M°K‘“"Y camp 9“” Am°ryi
Th
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The Nor-walk City Department auto-
in yesterday from
Winnipauk. where it became stalled
continue for seven days. it will give)?! no trace of the 1033 has beeniWhfle ‘beinrz (ll'lvcn by Commissioner
everyone in Norwalk and vicinity an‘found. . ‘Henry R. Minor.
opfglrtgitnzt; ‘to‘ wait it, ‘larrls (E Guns | First Lieutenant. Charles. Decont- _Dance, Twin Assembly Hall, Apr. 7.
by Springwood B. “B. Club. Svec‘s
orchestra. AdmissiondEc.
Dr. Arthur N. Clark reported to the
police that the windshield at his car
had been broken by stones thrown by
boys as his car stood on Chapel Street,
Sunday ottoman.
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:3; (1:13:31: ghtal: 5 13:20:35: 328:3.1111232 nue. Mother and baby are doing nlce- The body 0‘ Gladfl_mwk:k“”h?g
same condition prevails on the much ‘3" Mr. Woloz is manaser of the daughter “mm" and Mrs. ”I” "
Standard Butter and Egg stare. Nonninewkirk-ot Sebaol so who died at her
Main street. and today is winning an home on Saturday was
rémoved to
Pauling. X. Y. for burial by Raymond
nd Sen, Under-takers.
dren, are known so widely throughou; l
this country, will hold an exhibition
and sale on Wednesday next, April the
seventh. from one until five o’clock at
the residence oers. H. G. “’eld, r.
Cannon Street, Norwulk.
Miss minor W. Betton, the represen
tativc for Natalie in Wuqheltei
County and New York City.
charge and many new and
models will be on‘ exhibit.
to: is a cousin. of Miss
whose success in dancing
not only in Norw
New York, where it has w
.Weld many warm friends.
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., befriends that
smooth carbon-lei my—
madam its: When
you m . ficm well, you’ll
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new things for: the living room (those where rest .
are spent) and forget. all about the kttchen and pantry
other work rooms.
’ves new comfort to
For'it’s a good thing to forget t
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-—when we can! a :
Ready—the rugs that give soft. and agreeable c _ .
' , to the floor, that give richness to every other furn' ’
‘ ‘ beauty.
Some 0:5 the rugs
. Kamak »Wilton and wondrous Anglo-
beraian rug z—the fiwt, and most-beau-
gtifultoo, that America weaves. In like-
;nessof are Orientalcazpous, in delicious
fsoft coltritones that bring out to the full
{the beauty ofiurnishings in room. Gen-
;eral color efiects are blue brown tan or
lrose; but what peeps of color one gets! 9
3by 12 feet—45175.
’ Wool Wilton rugs of splendid
strength and true beauty; mostly in quiet
lanover patterns, either figured or mix-
gm Brown rose and blue effects, 9 by
:12 feed—43.100.
,v Heavy deepjpile AXminrater rugs in
fglowing or in subdued colors—among
} Chinese blue and combination ef—
jgc ingreenrose.blueandtan:—-
9 by 12 lit—$69 '314’w1ma—s87
6 by 9 iii—$35 7%-b'y 9~ft——- $15
41,5 by 6%. fm
Fiber-antl-wool rug, especially in—
..tendcd for servicein sleeping room ’e :t
He leaves on the steamship Car-9 I l ' r 1 ‘1 m
pathia at 3 ”flock this afternoon'; Are on Salemthe 3 ally . to __ ve valuab e retail .,
l-flfglgfvecgpgo be gout: for about six’ ‘ ' ‘t'other ct no of me. Tough, because
8? , rge prom sex to remema ' . - i .. . . . ‘_
[berhhis frliengls, and thev are many.‘ [he Hamtlton Shop 'jOf thelr . . ool yarn with flhkl'l.
wit: pasta 5 rom his home city. 'laood an in n 118 am
An unsuccessful break was made 49 Wall am i patterns I new, gree >
'l‘xnirto hthe' I. T. Payne lunch-cart on “WOVEN—-
as ington street, early this morn- ‘ - ,—
ing. Entrance was gained through a3 ‘ p 9 by 12 H1630 & $19.60
“ 8 14 by 101...; ft——$I5 & $18.50. -'
Tar-rt; IVA-"’3 ” ’
rose pink 01
flrfi “1’“? {v »~
Ready~those draperies in so-rich colors and so-p
ing designs, that add their cool effect and their
Draperies of Cool effect
Fine marquisetto <urtains with 3.
hemstitching and ed, .ng of beautiful 1‘
in Cluny and antique patterns—$6.50..
Madras in rich deep blue, lustrous 5‘ » .
dull, does not fade from rays of the m
Glowing shades of blue rose green ‘
ld,—$l.19 yard.’ ‘ '
g0 Light fine scrim curtains, mercerigo‘
and of em-ellent luster. Finished wlh
lace edge and corner decoration,
drawn and real-1y of $5 value,—$3.50.
Terry cloth with impressive pathet-
upon ‘ach side; those patterns including
both tapestry and flowered efiects m ex:
cellent colors. Unique in its efieet—o
$1.50 yard. . _
Cretonnes of firm texture and
tons in bath ' and color. Socine
figured in typlml tapestry afiigm,
others in striking stripes—39¢ to_$1 _
Fine mused voile curtain 51:11
with patterns appliqucd on them in bin
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New at
and e ffe c
dam. ty yet ver
durable—$1y.
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NEW SPRING onions
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