IL 10. 1939
an
W :liington Strét
of LI NOBWALK.
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'3.
. and ,l’. S, Iiargrovb§
.\ zi.cricanizallon
yesterday.
t‘w South Norwalk
l'n'mmbus will re-
{M 710 o'clock t0-
’ St. Joseph's
‘71”;
dam-12.2 frmn R to’lfl,
v wl‘pvnmior
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of th
lli‘iilg
The com.
>>‘ of‘a typo
begin with
{u
H lll‘rue of Milford.
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l‘uiil-l and il. “'ailer
:"llnrt are the inrmw
of l". .larnnastreqt,
I‘lwvvlfll‘ul, Obi»), “ll-S
! will rcpt-"sent west-
wn at the international
.2h.~ f'iyznr Makers' m~
zilnon v.‘l:i(h opens in that
‘if Mr. Riley expects to
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. about May '1.»~Danbury
funs splCntllfl, music great,
Dancing. Jazz mugio, Gen-
Iime, Elk§ Fairs
1' case to be trled in the
‘ Probate court with a .Wom-
u» attorney was heard yes.
1‘. Mrs. Mabel Godman, oi
_ Department, appeared as
, Mrs, Clara L. Wilson. who
' t". udant in an action to have
i :‘(m taken from. her.
l-‘arrcll. president of the
'w 3100] Corporation, and
president of the United
Products Companyu 03
- wrtmvcd the Cross of the
wander of the Crown of
wil known to Norwnlk poop.
‘ null is a resident of Hick-
izlltl 111'. Thomas is a [re-
lmre. Both are members
a .11: Yacht Club. r .
L EASTER menses
{UYLER'S AND ross'
CHOCOLATES
.,.«i»n-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk
New Ear;
'eposit‘ Boxe
.Wm“ _ a
. .1 ve Arrived
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' them, and we'are
' 7.2.,0 rent you a
, size desired,
$4 a year upward7
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We are always New“; I.
0 Show our massive safé ~
eposit vault.
‘ UUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK
5°”TH Noawm.conu.
. (,a —_h
£533
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and “dusk" dustlessly.
House Cleaning Time Is Here ‘
and YOu Hate the Thought of It ,
Why not lot us “do it for you? ,
By Getting a HOOVER V uum aner
On Our Easy
You won't miss the money
Remember—Tho Hoover beats—-
rms
will enjoy using it.
FREE DEMONSTRATION
. DONNELLY’S
16 South Main Street
M. - ._._
’7» .v
‘toumafient to be held next
ning.
——Coine and see decorations at Elks
Fair. 'Svecs Jazz Music.
Farmem and gardeners commenced-committed to th
The morning by Georg
breaking ground this past week.
soul is in exceptionally good condition
, due to covering of snow which blanket.» who has be
ed during the greater part'of the win- improving a
ter.
The marriazc of Miss Charlotte ~—St.
Stowe Rider, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. have b
Joqeph B_ Rider, of South Norwalk. to a Six Room 1'
Allen, of Farmingdale,
Long Island, Will be solemnized this notified the water
in Trinity Eris- break in the
John Dewey
eveninr: at 6 o'clock,
copal Church.
-—Umbrollaq and Canes.
letional Bank of Norwalk
employed by the First Taxing hi
to audit the bank's hooks was (lenie
yesterday in the Civil Superior Court
Piano‘wete completed for a plnochle
Friday moved from 2 M
night at the regular meeting of Lln- street. .
coin, Council. 0. U. A. M._ held last eve. T—Carpe
of Bridgeport before Judge Curtis.
—Soft and Derby ‘Hats.
Samuel T. Tilford, yesterday,
Attorney
the plaintiff.
Jumpers Cleaned and Colors Renewe
'Connccticut Carpet Cleaning Company
«7 Cedar St. Telephone 14134.
Another sugar shortage problem is-
V’. O‘Brien.
Susie M. Tilford, formerly cf Nor-
walk. was granted a divorce from
in the
Civil Superior Court in Bridgeport be-
fore Judge Curtis, on-the grounds of
intolerable cruelty andxintemperance.
Jesse Dunbar represented
Hiram J.
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning
87 Cedar St. Telephone 1413-4.
Harry Earle Of High St.,
ed forward to. ’
John and heysor,
mkon ground on (‘
esidcnce, for
Policeman Frank
department
water mains at
street and Railroad alt-mic.
W. O'Brien. ——])on‘t. miss Elks Fain tonight.
The motion of tho. Fairfield (‘oumy
to be al-
lowed to sec the report of the auditor
suict
The police. are loo
Sandopantc, of .
plaint of Nick Toaf'hl,
d Street.
by him.
-——Il»‘uu, Continuom
Music. Elks Fair.
01' ."-3
3, in this city.
moon trip to No ‘
they are the guests of the
aunt, Mrs. Lester Bernard. ,-
—«Best Quality Coal at Harris 8:
The case of Harry
Marshell street,
was
burgh. city court.
‘at a'trial1 of a miner.
—-Egz.', .stove, nut coal.
being fought by wholesale grocers in Guns.
this vicinity, who have been making
an effort to get refined sugar. Frelzht
due to the switchmen’s
strike. coupled with a shortage at. the
refineries has cagsed aéut in litre usu-
al allotments. an at pr ent t ere are , ,
few wholesale houses with sugar on hseim' fol next Tuesday.
condition.
hand.
i—Dancing from 3 to 12' Svcc's 73“ —Don‘t forget dance. Redmen’s Hall.
Svec’s orchestra.
of the Perfect
' orch estra, Elks Fair.
l David C. Webb, chauffeur for for I.’
.Bescher, of Morgan Avenue, superin- . Norwalk ves erda
gtendcnt of the Federal ”Fur Dyeing €332,231}; “3:: in ' & y
Corporation, reported to the police that 'made to the former United States Ho
7 3 car driven by Frank 1- Jones "“31” tel property. corner of Water and Hav.
ed into his at the corner of Mott Ave« lland streets, which gs being renovat-
.nue and Bade“ Avenue, as he was ed-and improved for the housing of
United States currency,
continued. Yesterday.
States District court.
defended by Attorney
Cuneo.
Saturday night.
H. A. Shalvoy,
in] provcm cm s
looming out of the lateer to turn down the Perfect Hat company.
Orchestra.
ians with Cathedral Chimes.
9
West Avenue. His left rear wheel and
mudguard were badly damaged. The
accident occurred yesterday afternoon. ,
DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall, Grace Brothers
Extra music. Eight Music-
by B. R.
‘W'enice,
the - most beautitul
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you weigh and co
..If you find tfi
Some of your most
shall come afar you.
thoroughness and scundness
"You Have esires
1 If you are a p dent person
der them.
desires have to do wit what
The success of their‘ fulfill-
ment will depend first upon the’
of
yourwflLandaewnduponthe .
manner inwhichitisexecuted.
when you name this Gom-
pany as your cantor-Jon get
the benefit of nineteen years”
experience in handling estates.
TheSoeth Mount-i
.
“n...
.«r.
[to the charm of the plc
i—Bargains in Vclours.
John Flint. Newiown
ported to the police yesterday i
-group of school boys about 12
{years old. jumped on the
sing through the South
railroad depot yard. Foster-do -
noon. When Mr. Flint pro
’lads stoned him. A
the rear of the
shattered by the boardi
—Join the crowd and
Fair.
party.
to the
it sweeps—as it cleans;
Lawrence and family have
aple street to 4 Ionic
ts Cleaned and Colors Renewed
Company
Frank Sherwood, 9 years old.
c county home.
0. H. Vosburgh.
Norwalk ‘
on very ill at his home is
nd quick recovery is look-
Contractors
ovc Ave. for 3
local parties.
S. Stratton ha:
king for Daniel
Chapel Street, on cont».
.;
who claimed he was ass-animal;
Dancing. Spandid « l
Frank
w York city. where:
bride's l
arks, 9 years old.
'12 heard this
d morning before Judge George H. has
State laws forbid
:the publication of evidence presented
Harris ' a
in the United
New Haven.
Lombardo
John J.
—-Bu.v your cool at Harris 1: Gang
The lecture already announced which
is to be given at 8 o'clock tonight in
. the Hillside School, will be delivered!
Baumg’aut, who will speak on t
The (‘ily of Golden Dreams.”]
Mr. Baungaut‘s wonderful slides of being restored in the Ruhr region after
features of the city the prolonged disorders there, a new;
are alone well worth seeing, but added revolt
tures is the town of Plaucn, in Vogtland. Saxony.
Lunusual excellence of the lecture.
' “2 O’Brien.
avenue. ”Ghosts, barracks and railway stations.
running-
‘board of his automobile as it was pas- city are beginning to find out what
“WWI“ a they have been eating in various imir
ed- the {ligated the composition of certain food
indow in 'stuffs now on sale have reported that
e tOD “'33 egg Mibslilulcs are made largely of
Inn—l suntan-slum "m“. 0-.“
Shop Every Day Before the Clock Strikes ‘6
. see the coats still in lstock. He
them then!
was
this
e we had bought from him;
lighted girls. We found others
!than any we had bought earlier.
cring!
, and heather mixtures,
of a
'iay
ose alert checks in black—and-whitc!
“52.8 the textiles.
Main 9 .
smart narrow belts.
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Mrs. Florence case} Slut. ‘ _
Algera were united in marriage, Aprl kes.
They left on a honey-
Gans. weather of the season.
anew, for Bridgeport girls :—-—
Sizcs 12 I4 and 16-;
Sizes 6 to 14»-
Th .. fH Parks. years old ..
Stam?01c‘3:f3:har::d‘ with“a“ral:ign:; 1 51265 12 14 and 16--
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Hat
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W’e found girls’
coats underprice!
By one of the rarest pieces of luck, happened into
{he headquarters of one our coat - men just . as he was
counting up his stock after the Easter business.
That was the “nick of time” — for he didn’t like to
thought they ought to have
‘all been sold before—as they should. And that made him
twining to lower his prices upon them inorder to sell
Lo As we looked them over we found coats exactly like
In and sold quickly to de-
that were even nicer
It was a splendid gath-
In it, there were silvertones and bolivias of fine Soft
and gray homespuns,
Kine of the always—demanded blue gorges, and some of
i ' The styles were just as good and just'as attractive
Coats for large girls had fancy or angle pockets, and
Coats for smaller girls had pretty pleats,
Every coat had a. warm. graceful big collar which could
be buttoned close or left wide open, according to chang-
And we bought the lot; hurried it along; have it ready
— -_-JL‘.J-&——n
Finest are coats that sell
usually at $45; there are lots
of $25 to $35 coats; not one
would be leg: ”than $18
HOWLAND DRY GOOl‘l" ren. \ -
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Richly=embroidered
jersey dresses-35 19.50. .
Their soft agreeable and light fabric, a jersey of e
ticity and strengthand beauty, is made more attain;
by embroidery done with both taste and skill. .3
That embroidery appears upon the long tunic which U
their graceful distinguished feature. I.
In design it is large, stands out very clearly. Yet it h:
in true taste, has an air which is very very pleasing.
That embroidery is either light or dark. Sometinnni
it is almost in s’ame shade as the dress; sometimes a sh . - L
contrast. There are even combinati
blue and tan embroidery livcns reinde
of tan and navy appears upon a pcki
are s eral (Bl-Q
beauty with t“
These are but illustrations—for
binations. And each seems to b of e
one just admired for its effect.
Added to this, the dresses f gracvi‘ul new styhg' ’
Tunic is of efiective length, they haw round 116‘
each is finished with narrow attractive lwh. ,
In every way a convincing bit of r-vidence that I
PRYS to see the Howland clothes first~- ~ will ' ‘ i
and their price is but $ 1 9050 , 1.75
some had
' Second floor.
Women’s 5
polo coats-
True polo shades, light and
But. how clever and smart in
Medium length, with broad pleat
buttons down back. ‘
Well-tailored, light weight,
fine for service at present and
wear through Summer—
Second floor.
$15
$19.50
$27.50
BERNE, April Ill—While order is
is reported in the industrlalf
[Communists there yesterday afternoon'
attacked the police and reichswehr and
after hard fighting occupied the policc
hat nI . .
or 13 _ Ado Strikers.
VIENNA, April 10,—reopie of 1m.-
attcr- ‘ union foods. Experts who have inves-
flour. that “liver sausages.” beloved
Elks by the V'iennesse. are baed on wheat.
idissolved and seasoned, and that some
abl .
,cheesc is a. prepamtion of potatoes. 9 prices
.3 The Fe ral
:l _ Res ‘
supportsthe synem.
smhl
should" support. it bani: which
mildew-ed, to get the proper taste.
Tinned horse-meat is the latest "deli-
cacy" to sir-pear in the shops.
early.
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Cut living costss‘with a back-yard;
garden.
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are now in vogue. and you will find
here a splendid assortment at reason-
Come in and make your selection]
,1NewYork ladies’l‘ailor’
Dressmaker- ml fume-r l
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KIRSCH CURTAIN RODS .
TheRodonnltty WillNotRustox-‘l‘arnish
Safinbrmand whiteenamelednnish.Makesyom-win.
dew draperies more 3W.
Prices 15c to 89¢ each
. THOSVSTORE CLu- Ea AT 6 P. M. . JRDAYS.
Pro-pl
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