"April 22.
c, I visited. friends and relatives over the;
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sedatives of Nor-walk chapter, 1). A.
. 3W ‘ > , 31.0111 Sweet Song. . -.- _
is V . . 036W Garden 1n Virginia.
.. _ . y’s Lullaby.
{taWrito Me Letters.
m Pretty Baby Are You Now?
1 Gun United States.
0 rwr—v
I El $351.
”fin—m, Here's 2011- Boy.
. 1m;&,8weetheart of My Own.
1m~sza Word Sympathy. .
11:31:83?th YOU.
.will meet on Tuesday evening with l
'ed to her home.
- A‘ma-unsottno Norwalk Building .
ft Loon, Wu you the hearta-
‘norrow mm at 8 cm. '
Stephen and Home Vader“.
ourchased a house.» M lot on.
Grove street from John Raymond.
‘ I _-A . ‘ A, , "1; . '. .. ,, 7,: , ._.
M... m... u... ..,,,.,,, Serge hette than
port Spent the week end with her‘sis- ~ ». . .. . * . . ‘ ..
* $2“- sort~~$L75~
(or, Mrs. Andrew Bolus, short-00d.
looking at, to
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place. . ,
A regular meeting or the Sons‘ of St. ‘
George, Welcome Strangerlndge, No.
36.4, is scheduled to take place this
evening. '
Reports have been received gt pa-
llce headquarters ~01 buy! «wrung;
over and mining the lawn: on 8 Elias-y
beth street. l
. Miss Beatrice Byxbee, of Harriet
street, has accepted a position in the
mice of the Connecticut. Light and
Power Company. ‘
The Young People’s Society of. tho
South Norwalk Congregational church
will hold a socialin the parsonage on
Friday evening. April 23.
Mayor Jeremiah Donovan, who has, '
been failing in health, wasat his ot-
flce in the ciLy hail today after on
{And the-,shorlbyfleeosell'm long mush ‘for every regu-
absence of about a week.
3130. _ a “213.46. ~
~50c dancing lesson for special alterv . . . - " ‘
noon teaching. Policy's Tel. 2227. , ’ Merge ofth Wand fine qudity, 'm'
The Ministering Circle, of the First' f ”it firm, 7" M in ever! . . 7«5f
Congregational church 0! Nmolhd : ‘ -
. say,—
- manta.
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There ’s been no all-wool serge.- worth-
be lndat less thanfi‘z a yanl. ’ .
“here is sage, better than the $2 sort—at $1.75.
Due to just onethingw'tls a Mdm Dim
{But those three colors are the three formiton:—navy
and black. ‘ '
Mrs. Shumway, of 7 L2 Union Park. 1
' Mrs. Home: E. Backus: of South,
Main street, who has been visiting
friends in Flushing, L. 1., and Brook-
lyn for the last two weeks has return-
Some towels
The tire department was called out, '
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Company K. S. S. G., will hold their
lregulnr weekly drill, this evening, in
the Armory.
regular mcctirg of Ponassus,
Council. No. 1268, Royal Arcanum, is
scheduled to take placc this cvcning.
, wEgg. stove, mlt coal. Harris ‘&
‘Gans. .
Washington Lodge, No. 151. l. O. G.
T., is scheduled to hold a regular
mcctin this evening, .
Jim's .Singing 0mm“ Thurmay'f Our lglimhers‘ Lodge. No. 10, I. o. o
I".. wm'hom a meeting in the rooms
was Susie Uninger of Hartford at 16 Wall street, this evening.
t‘ockcnoo Haynmlicrs' Assoc
— El. 0. ll. 31., will hold .3 regular meeting;
a“ H 3. dole} of 23 Berkeley . this evening, in their rooms, on Main;
m ' ' . ‘suce . '
cold t‘iiihrzggifilfi-fheflfiz“ a her: ear: 1 —Carpets Cleaned and Colors Ronewedt
'fictéd 10,. several weeks. Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Compan) ,
37 Cedar St. Telephone 1413-4.
' "3“” M‘ “"1“ 0‘ we“ “vem‘ei Miss Mae Slielinsky has returned to,
vent to N“: York city this morning her home in Brdigeport after spending:
to undergo an operstlon for the re- the week end with the Tarlovs on 16
naval 0: several teeth. «Grove St.
‘ --Bu;y your 90.1 a" ”W‘ Mrs. Robert P. Way regent: Mrs.
Hurry Stacey Benton and lauinj rc- , Lcc. llm'is, dolcguxc.‘ and Mrs. J. Mll-
hrned to their home on Flax Hillitou Coburn al‘c in \\ ashxngton, today.
W, yesterday;at‘ter a. visit will] rel- .whcro they ate representing the Rom
titres in Akrtm, Ohio. - lwalk Charlenl). A. 11., at the Good,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Anderson and mental ("(ingi‘css. which owns today.
' Margaret Anderson of Fort f ~Best Quality Coal at Harris &. Gans.
mt- TERM Nol’walk. have been 1‘ Commodore William H. Farrell.
guests. of relatives in Bayonne, N. J, president and representative. of The
3. 11min and-friends of New York Bridge Screw Cmnpuny'in Bndseport.
" ”visitors- Friday at tho Norwalk has announced the discontinuance of
w otthe Martin Underwear com- his ofices at 501 Fifth avenue, '.\ew
m on 'QuinCy street. 2York city.
Tu—HWy’s 81mg Orchestra at Nor-f Iloekman llall. f
- and brother of
dk Armory, Thursday April 22. l famous pool and‘bill
Mrs. :1. Milton Coburn of South Nor- , ,L \isiim‘ in :own. y .5
mm" o: the Rev. A. C. Cobum ‘ run up from St
at this cxty, will be one or the more home. ‘
~30c dancing lesson for special after.
noon teaching. Policy’s Tel. 2227.
3 Mrs. Joseph Casalcso has converted
ihcr tormer shoe shop, conducted by
her late husband, Joseph‘ (.‘asaiese, at
190 North Main street, into an up—to—
.date grocery. iglor many friends wish
1[her success in the Venture.
-Polleys Dancing School open all
summer. Classes starting. Tel. 2227.
The annual convocation of Wash-
ington Chapter: No. 24, R. A. 31.. for
m T. Rube)! of 12 Academy!
meet has been a visitOr in New York. !
«loin; W. Bogsrdus. formerly a well-
a" South Norwalk resident. is
_ ‘euflydli at his home in Dituburyu
rail. Waltz at Norwalk Armory, with
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iatlon,l
weekend.
rd, his present
I: at. the Continental Congress or the ‘
.D. A. R. in W, on. D. 0.. next
mthanbui-y News, Saturday.
m
Pane-Straw-La Hat Dye
: " IlAll colors
1. fl «. 25c per bottle
”Wu-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk -
_‘ lTe-mple. No. l6.
m ‘ ;South Norwalk.
p. m.
, Dr. Gem-go B. Palmer 0! New York
and Dr. J. J. Millard oi Norwallg left
this morning, for New London. where
the Connecticut State Dental Conven.
tlon will be held. Dr. Millardfivtll
conduct a clinic at the convenuon.
lThe trip was. made in Dr. Millard's
§Chandler car. \
.' —.-C&rpets Cleaned and Colors Renewed
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Comma?
3187 Cedar St. Telephone 1413-4. '
, The city will be represented. at the
_.lhirty-fourth annual grand
, session of the Royal Arcanum. which
will be held at New Haven next Wed-
Vnesday. A gain of 277 in member-
ship in the state during the year and
. a substantial increase in funds will be
‘ reported by the officers. Walter E.
:Spicer of Bristol will succeedII-Lerbcrtf
'F. Hotchkiss of New Haven, as state'
.,rege_nt. -
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South Main street.‘
Wednesday, at 8
moan- roux
mu. ism
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EoUR P131; CENT.
folks have savings accounts
and Wekmw that money.
etu'n‘more than 4 per cent. Why
do they save at 4 per cent?
license tgiey realize the ad.“
"Vi-me? 0 . ' rc-
l,m.mann1tnm
1 ~ i; Thousands “of prosperous
can
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out worry. .With 4
. , ,wriccnt. and safety they feel
v. ... _they_ worry honors. _
01m Hamiltonian ‘7 to 8 1
Yand River streets. The work was done
‘was rifled of a dollar in small change.
reception or reports and election 02‘
lofilcers will be held at the Masonic Commions ot
council j
Wit» will. meet. this mm;
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this morning, to extinguish a gross
fire, 0 nthe corner of Holden avenue
in a few minutes. the blue not having
gained any headway.
The rummaze sale. conducted by
the ladies of SLHPaul's Guild. on Fri-
day and Saturday, in the store former:
ly occupied by Jones is Hotchklss. was
a (li=('ldr(l success, financially endoth-
el'wise.
Mails started arriving in the South
Norwnlk post office today on schedule
time. Ilcruuae of the recent lie—up on
the railroad. the amount of parcel post
receive'ifioduy was unusually heavy,
and am addition to the parcel post de-
livery force was made necessary.
The Democratic City (‘onvonlion
will be held this evening at 3 o'clock ,
in the city mm. South Norwalk.
Many delegates will be chosen to at-
tend the various conventions to be
held during the summer.
Many Norwulk \‘iSllOl’H in ”rill-ge-
port, Saturday night. were stranded in
that city when the usual Saturday‘
night train leaving Bridgeport at '
l2250 o'clock was annulled. Jitney
busm stopped running at. 10:43
o'clock. ’ E
A cash drawer in the South Nor-
all: library, West \Vashiugton street.
. “of extra Worth
Turkish bowels that will absorb water like a thirsty
e.
White, good size, 30611 weight, with plenty of the dis—
lfinctive little loops upon that surface. “13M
Usually sold at 39 cents each—1‘W” -350
Huekiawelsflhatmfinnand stmrg‘anaamudum-
y‘ .atdsmut
Rammed, pure w‘lfle, reguhr 30o-o ‘Wl
Unbleached muslin of good durability, a yard wid
Wflqfi ' ’ ’ 55 Re
i - a .. ”A,”
25°
fink: floor. rear.
Brilliant sateen
petticoats at $2.95
’ fiehsis filo-bright color and the smartefloei which
Wing's such plcrisilg «ultras: to one’s Spfing gm 01' suit.
W’
and screw“ personal articles. yesten
day by am intruder who gained en- _'
trance through a rear window that
had been left open. §
A cobweb social is to be held Tues-v
day evening by the Lady Moosohesrt,
Legionalres in their rooms, 139 want;
ington street. All members and
friends are invited to be present. a
number of members of me bridge-
port Legion will attend. Rerresh-
meals are to be served.
Word was received in South Norwalk
today by officials at the railroad stu-
tion that beginning next Sunday the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company would institute do):
light saving in running the trains, set-
mix all clocks on the line om- hour
ahead to comply with the daylight sac.
ing movemengiu the New England
states and New York. '2
Uniforms are shortly to be pur-
chased by members of the South
Not-walk Knights of Colun‘us belie.
ball team. \Vork has already started
in getting the Baxter Ground field in
first-class playing condition. The
council cxpects to put one of the fast-
est local baseball teams in the field
pleated inwide and delighting tuition. _
Navy and green and brown and black—and some ”have
mm color which sharply contrasts! m3- '
o Worflifi iofi—w . 3 l W’ 3296
-’l' fight-and cool and comfy bloomers ofbafiste and
insure both freedom and protection.
Mate are white or pink, crepe are in. stripes ofpinkl
of
flowgncemllx thexlnm and “context, they
{Blenheesare «excellent tailored effect or “ginning:
'belmdall around. his lined with (lumlrlr
rncoat and >
a summer suit
It’s a mighty good time for a mun to g: ,+ 1
' A summer suit, light iirwcig‘lu but of m.
light or as dark in color as Mister Man \\ ;::.‘~, , ,
A raincoat‘that will really shed rain and :2 ..:
enough for motoring and good—looking l-nw :53.
wear-—
Suits are cleanup—many of them from ‘1
\l‘r.
Kuppehhcimer.
. Bought toda‘vdhcy would sol] at lmvl‘c 11m. ~
But they weren't even bought .xmngrdzlv.
want to get them out of the way. so. “71.71,.
great this season's $45 and $50 suits. lake pill.»
Raincoats arc double-textur- ) follmw \\ fl 3; ,
ing of light flexible rubber,
Tan in color, bolted with strap cuffs. .4 Q
from 34 to 42— '
Mull: floor, rr or.
New hats for
school==$2.50 to
Full of the spirit and life of you‘ll. in» l, 4
in color efi'ects.
Sailors, pokes. mushrooms, rolling >l‘\ I. ._
Brown and rose and alicc and llalV)‘ :ml .1
and black—and in combinations of colors 1i . ‘-
color prettier.
Fanay straws and milan and hemp-~13 -- '
well as in looks—' ‘ cm a;
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one
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Second floor.
A boy’s smart
eW suit at $l9.75
y'livc suits of splendid \l‘c‘mlmlF 1h» f t .1 .
tailoring and new smut-Y slyh .
nit cut from a fancy \VOilli‘ll rur‘uy lit-W»
n in general color: but all m winginn“: w?“
ve seve lors interwoven in thorn.
Coat has pointed yoke. with invvriml 1% A. '51: 9,
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is as smooth and well-finished as the com 11.. ‘1
- Trousers are full-lined Knicker 51‘ 3-1.5 \\ .gly fig: '5‘
nmlbutmmgginess- -sa'lmw‘ Misti: fl
Sizes 9‘0 18- "Wew mull)?
elwwhite—worthsztow . . “.50
Second floor.
this season. A meeting of the team
was held yesterday moral '.
The Pride of Court Nar Circle.
the Faust, degree, ..
team. evil] go to Stamford, th
lug, where they will confer the
; ing degree on a number (if-new
goers, in the Stamina-d Circles
.will leave Raymond's furniture
at 6:15. and the Mahackemo Hot
6:25. the early. hour been; due to
change in time between Norwalk
,Staml‘ord.
———Read the story of “The Mirac 7
Man" before mu see the photo play“
Secure it at The Hamilton Book Shop. 4
} Mrs. David C. Sanford ,ot Burritt
avenue has complained to fire police;
of the presence of dead chickens; rub!
(bits and cats on property bordering,l
“’ater street. Policeman John Toot—y
hill found upon investigation- that,
Mrs. Sanford‘s complaint was well
foundedrand the owner of the proper-
ty wilk be notified flimuzb the “MW”
of health to remove the ' v e: p: my
dead animals. l
_ lmer Hagador, Concord
had what he says was a party t his
home Saturday night. Dm‘in the
:‘t‘estlvlties" he was smartly pun- ed
in the mouth by a guest. ‘He sot ht
John H. Smith, showed him the i W.‘
of blood. stared by the inconsider e‘
partaker of his. hospitality. and.” d
that the assailant be locked‘up. ‘
damagm’g most had disappearedgfi »_
fore hte arrival of policemen.
Miss new 1. Tax: or Hutto‘ ‘
representing the Connecticut H ., ' ,-
Soclety: will visit Norwalk early '
May in behalf of the work’ot the
Board of Mercy; This_.organizntion
endeavors to interest all inkludue'ss
'0 ““0019. animals The
teachers will" notify
CORSETIERE ANB’ CLOVER
as son-m run: or. autumnal:
35,111; r: corms..nomr.mnu
street. '
my ,.1 .- ,
parents t ' ' ‘ ‘V
the pupils, when Miss Tali is 3:25:
alumnae“ is hoped that his” par?
once will-come out to has he: latex-ii '
eating and instructive» talks. ‘ ~ ' '
{Company 1,. c: s. 0.. mm
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3115mm . ’ «:-
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or: *
Extra trousers to match. 11’ one \YLShCS, -«- l 9.. l,
’ ‘» Front basement. .fl.g‘£8.-c ‘9!
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~ J H. Wehrle Garage
' ”Buickfia‘Stutz Motor C zll‘S
West and Connecticut Am., Norwalk. Cz“
Agent for Shale:- “Roadlightel
Headlight “Lens. approrcd. by the state ....... S. 2'
Tires, Tubes and Accessories
Service Station for United States and Goodyear TEN 4
and Cord
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‘Meof Dresses
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