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pull. ‘35.
first. ‘ ‘
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'. to replace
{ .tixulesale.
“l" .ntd better.
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-;:w.t--i Work.
2 ti-Ylv‘f.’ 0n hosiery."
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ho had to‘
pl!" the l
l t a firm place in
«:.:',u'l_’.!,t‘ was dn'lc.
‘utn‘lt‘l‘y at Kecl'cr's.
I
Luv?
it: wcar overalls.
of poi-sons. stgrt- lkeepers on “'nll strcct
old rubbish in thcir back—yards.
.i;i iu the Yale K: Towm-l
A very Emu-«mouth Ores
tonnes, Swims. Figured-mom
ted Swiss, Marooned“, cow
Madras and Bur-laps; also a com-
plete line of made-up Curtains.
E. K. BANKS
Mahackomo Hotel Block
South Nor-walk.
Judge George H. Vosburgh is con-
fined to home in Putman avenuewith
illness.
The Klondike Club will hold a dance
on Wednesday evening in the Towu
Assembly Hall. ~
—Murray's at Jazzland Dorlon's Point,
Tuesday Aptil 27. Admission 50c.
John T. Hayes. trustee. has sold the
Sturges estate at 35 East avenue, to
William Krusch. '
Judge George Ii. Vosburzh is con-
ncd to his home on l‘utnam avenue
today through illness.
-Buy your coal at Home & Guns
. Miss Jennie Fagan of River street
rs recovering from a recent operation
at the l‘Iorwalk hospital.
Afibicycle owned by William Brown,
of 49 Franklin avenue. was stolen
from in front of 119 Main street Sat-
urday. .
~Gord0n Hosiery from 390 to $6.50 a
pr. every pair a winner, at Keeler‘s.
Tho_many Iricnds of G. Frcd Moul-
ton Will regret to learn that hc still
remains seriOttsly ill at his home on
‘lax llill Road.
The if, if, Iliotchkiss Company at Six
and Eight lloyt Sttect. First District.
increased the wazos of their cmplnycs
10 per cent. taking effect last week
—Murray's at .lazzland Dorlon's Point,
Tuesday Apr Admission 500.
The annual election of officers of
lutlcr Chapter. No. 28, R. A. M., will
tztkc plscc tommrow owning. The
l‘. 'M. dt-m‘cc will also be conferred.
Paul J. llerg, of Meadow strcct. has
resigned his position with the Lucie
u r.
ll -7.
.wood Alzmitlacfnrlng company and
lwill mow to Buffalo. N. Y.. ncxt
[neck
1
——'l‘rr chlcr‘s‘. for fancy hosiery.
(lint-rs :md brush nflaurc in thu‘
0?" Smith Mnivv strcot, this
.imorninr; :tttrnctt-d considerable attcn- \l , .
~.\ (1,. .ul limit, but no dunno-re “as done by fire ‘ .ngurn "DH” b‘m'l‘” "t ”‘8 home
it” nclghhm‘ing: buildinrxs.
Sound Beach, near Stamford. hasl
'dcrtulten the most extensive l)‘.llltl'!
lug campaign in the country this!
snrlnz tun dwithin a short titm- sixty'
dwellings wi‘l lrc- undr-r construction.
-t :ll‘pt‘lf. Clcsmml and Colors Renewal:
lCtmnoMir‘llt ('arnct Clcanin: Companyi
STCcdar St. Telephone 1413-4k y
1 Residents in the vicinity of lsaacs,
-strceis have asked that action be tak--
lcn by tho authorities to prevents store-
from‘burning
numbmt Rocahlino. 15 years 51d,
reach our LN“), ls {-‘il'nl‘ 18 lmy street, who was reported
”llll'n‘: which an- comlnz :71thle Saturday has been located in
i'lr‘ of lltr- factory. Scr- New York city, where she is said to
at-aring ore-rails
and have gone in an effort to be married.
rk. but the real camsi....Mcns "ONYX" silk socks, 98c.
:mlny. ,Keeler's.
".1! :ill_ :1 former well-y Samuel Alexander of the Norwalk
. 'k' r.-.<idnnt “Dd HOWS' ITiro & Rubber company, attended last
'3‘» has lN‘Pn (‘mmfl‘ledl'l‘huradayg thc convention of the Na-
”mun-5t Post
him success.
'awl Klondikt‘
Ilztll.
:7\
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.t-r'l raw-La Hat Dye
In All Colors
"'2 per bottle
y
on
dance. ray, 1).
“'ednesday as auxiliary'hishop
.(:~:t-POW8ll Corp.
is. :ih Norwalk
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Young
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st M d sure-sav-
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"arrive" whilE
who
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4' up his debt; and
out “starting l
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{‘9 all over."
' lecture
‘thc automobile owner.
’R'l “Ari-1' 97
for somc'tional Association of ('rcdit Men at,
. .. ”porter and one of tho Seaside
\ ..\'('.< this; WOt'k to take Wridgcport.
. m n shun tradc paper'
' ‘ His many ln‘cnds the ctnx-gnjnnv
and lh'ooklawn clubs.
Annountcmcnt of tin) olliccrs for?
attending the ccnsccra-f
‘tlon of Right Row-rend John G. Mur-‘i
1)., titular bishop of Flavius.’
of Hartford itr
,cludcs thr- name or \‘cry ltm-crcnd Jo-
'st-ph flu-cc, C. s. Sp. :32. Mary's No-
vitiato, Ferndale.
—-l.adlea fancy silk stockings. $1.65,
$1.75 8: $2.00, at Kecler's Shoe Store.
CuriOHity caused a First district rcs~
ldent. Saturday, to count the auto
{trucks which passed through “’11"
street. ’l‘ln- amazingly large number
‘of “75 were rccordod. The number
of trucks on the Post Road of into
,haro been largely increased owing to
llhe labor troubles on the railroads.
' A bicycle lJHOTlnglff to the young
son of Malcolm Brown, 79 Franklin
avenue, was stolen front the yard of
Mrs. Stcphen Holmes. 149 Main
street, yoslcrday afternoon whilc lhf-
boy was Viz-:l‘hz'; 'i‘hn l"l‘l"l
_wos later loralcd by ()i'llccr Jarvh‘
Murray on Maui-t straw", ; nd rr-tm‘n-
ed us- lhe Own’t‘h‘, hut lh,n thir-f tou‘zl
not be found.
lils'yu,
'l‘l‘t' l'l‘zvllill‘ lill‘lf‘i'.‘ rxwotim' of
arm: ll'urnl, 2, ' a." Cast?"
’ wiTi lm l;t-Yd \‘.'(-tl:i .7 my rush; in the.
upm- rooms 0? llcltnr-u's hill. All
tiz- t-f" '3 r ‘1. " ”i 'M lm 1‘:
(if ‘ "ill .5311) i...“ v' 3.! . 1.0}. t .-. .'
l.‘. I drur. r ;.-:.!-. \ ‘7: rm to Dr?" “-
1. (- .12::.i:-, may 2, to put. on tho u..-
whr-rc thr-rr- are over lH-‘J
in he initialctl. _ ’
;-. rot. Work,
‘ it f 4- r.‘
('nzniit
.
~ .0 . mu‘licon bill’s. and box Dlnnt-
ing on it chm“. unlito. Roth’s Variety
F‘Or'“. 153 Ely AVG.
A New Jcrscy automobile crasltz-d
into/a hydrant at llb? tn. river of Play;
Hill Road, Saturday Illfunlnnn, damag-
lng tho hydram to tho cxtrnt that it
sprung a lmk. The driwr oi' the
car nczlcctcd to stop. Chief of Polio»
V/ill'am ll. Pennington. who lcarned
his lir-ensc numbcr’. has written to
the Nate taunt-mobile autimrities of
Now .lcrsny asking for the name of
«(‘9. ,u-i, . Coir: ,.- ltcncwe
f‘nnr.’ mic-.2; l‘nf‘pa‘? C'eaniztg {30.13%};
Tole-“plant?" 1419-4
The Norwalk Union _of the King's
lhughters and Sons have (mended u
special invitation to an the teachers,
to attcnddhc lscture thy ‘x'ill have at
the So.- Norwalk .‘ongregational
church on Tuesday, April 27th, at
3:60; The speaker will be the noted
lecturer, Henry R. Rose; of Newark,
N. J.. who will give his celebrated
’ "III"; ‘Mr. Buchanan bas’
.141.
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SANTO—FALASEO.
,Louis Santa, son of Mr. and Mrs.
and Miss Susie Falaseo, daughter of
Anthony Saute. of 1 Tierney street,
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Dominik Falaseo, of 1
Naramake avenue, took place Satur-
day, morning at St. Antonio's church]!
New York city. Miss Elineor Falesco.i
of New York city, was the bridesmaid~
and Theo. Colang‘illo was best man,
and the two maids of honor were Miss
F. Falaseo, sister of the bride, and'
Miss Irene Cirillo. cousin of the bridal
The bride was attired in white.
georgette and carried a bouquet of
white roses. The bridesmaid wore a
dress of pink satin georgette and car-
ried pink carnations. The maid. of‘
honor were also dressed in pink satin‘
georgettc and carried pink carnations.’
People from Norwalk, New Jersey,
New York and Hartford were present.
After the ceremony a reception took.
place at the bride-groom's parents’
home.
sSvec‘s orchestra fumisbed the mus-
ic for dancing.
After the wedding they left for a
trip to Vl'ashlngton.
Wendell T. Smith. at one time lieu-
tenant ln Company I, 304th infantry.
and well—known to many Norwalk men
who served in that command and to
many others who met him on Decem-
ber 8, 1917, when the company was en-
tertained here in Norwalk, was in
town. yesterday, renewing old ac-
quaintanccs. Mr. Smith is now mak-
ing his home in Portland, Me.
Norwalk was largely represented at
the Traymorc, Atlantic City. lalt
week, there being among the guesm
Mr. and Mrs. James “'ood, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert A. Mathewson, Mr. and?
Mrs. George (7. Lookwood, Mr. and
Mrs. Gardncr Trmvhridzc. and Ed-
mund E. (,‘rowc. Dr. and .‘lrs. \K'illi.
H. Crowe of New Haven were also.
guests at the hotel.
A vcry plcasant wedding anniver-
sary Was obset'vml at the home or
Mr. and Mrs. \Yilliam ll. Bloom, 19
Pcrris awnue ycstorduy. F‘riends'
gathered to congratulate Mr. and!
Mrs. Bloom, who have enjoyed t\\'2n-‘
ty-fivc years of wedded life. .
There will he an important mectingi
of the Frank C. Godfrey 'i’ost. Alllt‘t‘ltT-l
an Lefllon, at tho (‘ity Hall, Wedncsl
day. April 28th. All son-ice men are
invited as quite a little interesting bus.
incss will be transut tcd.
MN. Fannie Manning and daughter”
of Mrs. Manning's mother. .\ll5. Mar-
gart-t Flahorty ot' Fpriu: street.
Mrs. Frank J. ”Finnegan. of Gibson
Court. is spondinc the week with her .
Thomas .
parents, Mr. and .‘ll‘.~‘..
[n'umm, of Elizain th. X. .i.
Mrs. Small, 01' Springtiold. who has
lit-PI] visiting her brother. G. Fro-d
Moullon. l'or st-vcral days
to her home on Saturday.
Charles J. Kelley, of Pittsburgh. Pa,
spent the week-end with his parents.
Mr. and dint. Edward W. Kelley, of
Crescent Terrace. 9
Mrs. Julia V. Lester has returned in:
her home on Fairflcld Avenue after7
visiting friends in Brooklyn, N. Y.
'Mra. Addison “’heelcr. of Dctroi‘J
Mich. is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bosch in Cranhury.
Edmund E. Crow». editor of Thu;
Evening Sentinel. has returned from,
a three-woeks' vacation.
Harry J. Smith of South Norwalk
spent yesterday with friends in New
Jersey.
Deaths .and Funerals
Mrs. Theresa Banyas. 1
Mrs. Theresa Banyas died yesterday;
afternoon at the homc of her son, Jo-'
scph Banyan. 28 Cliff street. Funeral
services will be held from hcr late
home at 8:30 and from St. Lawislaus,
Church at 9 o'clock. Tucsday morn-f
ing. Interment will he in St. Marys;
Cemetery. l
Mrs. Celia Wuhrlich. !
The funeral of Mrs. Celia “’nhrlich.-§
who died at the Norwalk Hospital, 91".:
urdny morning, was hold this morning!
at 8:30, from the funeral pullers of:
A. J. Collins, and at 9 o'clock from arl
Joseph‘s Church. where a solemn rm!
qulem mass was sung by Rev. R. J.
Carroll. Interment was in St. Mary's.
cemetery.
W—-— ——«
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity: Increas-
ing cloudiness. probably follm'cd' by
rain lat-2 tonight and Tuesday: not
much change in temperaturc; moder-
aw noalll, shifting to Virginia is pro
. t1 trim: pica-ant wcather with low 1cm-
}:utaturcs in the, eastern districts. An
arch of lo“ pressure central over Ton-
is comma; cloudy and shower}-
. . . vr trnr: t'olorndo castward to
t -i-.«., Show was reported from 01nd
its. i‘x‘cb. Freczing tmnperaturc.z:
wore reported in tho west as far south'
.m- Kansas. 1
I
NO DECISZON ON PROHIBITION.
\‘u’AQlllNGT-ON. Aptil 26.—-—The SI»;
preme court failed again today to hand
um-rr. a (Incision on the constitutioual-j
~\ :g. ,1
..‘
ity of the Prohibition amendment and --
the Enforcement act.
l'll‘bt-l‘l. “’inchester, Gibson Court.
driving an automobile down Franklln’
street. Friday. was forced to swerve);
sharply to one side and mount. the 31.19.,
walk in front of the Luther
building. Franklin, and
Sift-"Les, to avoid being hit by).
hacking into Franklin street
garage. In hitting the curb.
shield of Mr. \Vlncbester‘; car was
shattered, and the steering gear dam-
z-;:et‘.. but he was ndpinjured. :4 '
Charles E. Hoyt of the 801:3ka
walk Trust Company. secretary 01-31,
Connecticut Bankem’ Aseouatlfin.
I»
the seventh annual convention of
New England Bankers’ association
which will be held at The Griswold.
Eastern. Point, New London, June 18
and. 19th. The several state associa~
nods-it'll! hold, their mouths: ingtbe,
attefioon 32m: 1'8. and
.7. . - I‘- .
' '.MHmsmm;AmmMM
rcturnrd
.
"white with the att ction of color; new marquisette.
Vl’rigbt ,
Madison .
truck -
l
-
Offl‘
3 _
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notifying the association members of
‘n
v
Wt.
Conn, The mane: me tonight and
Saturday, Alli] 24, 1920.
Sunday; slightly cooler tonight.
.
‘ Shop every’slay‘before 6f
Two silks
at special price.
Firm handsome worthy silks that both maker and we-
be proud of.
Pure in both fabric and dye, rich in cited, in fashion’s
flavor both now and at all times!
i Limited quantity of each at 198‘; than real value, he-
pause good fortune gave them to us at little concession m
mill’s price. ,
OHIFFON TAFFETA, even and inspiring in weave,
soft but firm, very durable; navy gray taupe and tamsgne
fan
'yand wide—-
i BLACK SATIN, with the glo'W of polished steel,
fstaunch and firm; and of a black dye which is remarkably
{deep and satisfying; one yard widc.— $2.5)
Third floor.
Lovely organdies
and fancy cottons.
White of impressive spotlessncss and of fine quality.
Welcomed for all special occasions by young folks.
AS fully at home on graduation day as on. formal occa-
Iswn. .
i Yet of such texture and strength and \vcight that they
‘givc long scrvicc. ,
I Crisp organdics. one yard wide.—-50o 77m to 93¢ yard.
Swiss organdics, when laundcrcd will ‘rctain their
fresh crispness by simple ironing: \rhcn dmnp. 40 and 45
inches wide—$1.25 and $1.50 yard.
' Fancy finc white fabrics. now stripes and chm-ks and
plaids. Notable in both beauty and tincticss.—$1.50 and ‘
$1.75 yard. ‘
1
t
Main floor. rear.
_ Clever new
brassieres but 50c.
' Young'folks are especially pleaisexl’with these 8
pomfortable and grateful supports.
Plain net bandeau brassieres, of good firm pink fabric.
,with elastic inset at back, hooking at back.
. Sizes for slender and for full figures, combine true
strength with soft texture, yield but do not surrender
their support. *
Of special value-
Second floor.
kw
l,
imple
500
s
with
of color.
will combine the coolness of dull,
|
Marq
beau
For curtains
htbkuAJJLY t9” BRAC
. J. H wehrle Garage
Buick @Stutz Motor Cars
v
West and Connecticut Avon, Nat-walk, Conn.
Agent for"Sltaler “Roadlighter” .
Headlight unapproved by a. mu $350 put at
Tires, Tubes and Accessories
Service‘sutian for United States and Goodyear 'rh-u, hide
a andOord
FOR THE CHILDREN
GOAT son-a, Play Suits. Hiddy Dr's-on, Ova-lb, Bump
mmm'ogmduocfipfion to mm the little out:
comfortable and happy through the mm.
BOYs’ GOAT SUITS White. blre, 1:11le and dark and lit“
ships. ~ '
Oman; in gingham for the tiny on... old hem-r.
darkmatem forolder children.
com um 02mm of cool, dainty materials,
whichmybeulflyhunderod. mouths-oi: the "may
Rompm" with the extended hip lines and many others. '
' J. 1. MALLETTE
Tel. 449.
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88 WASHINGTON 81‘. SOUTH NORWALI.
tag-:33
an) GLOVES .,
For over one hundred years the firm of Trefouue but
been making gloves. For every year of its educates it bu mode
a distinct adnnoe, perfected in some way the out, the Innk—
ing, the fit of their famous gloves, laid pin. to more the
finest skins in the world, and trained the most. skillful wwk
THERE IS NO BETTER GLOVE IN THE WORLD
THAN TREFOUSSE, and the most perfect cf the wonderful
Trefousso Gloves come to this store, and rue now ready in
full variety at $3.60 per pair:
86 WASH IVGTOI '1'
ill
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Women’s Pumps and Oxfords
plainl‘t‘igsy mmarynew n°?rlt1i1l;h“§$nt.ome cam W or
”Sport: Pumps—Brown grain calf, will? M mp-
“filial‘fimkzm mat kid, high tongue, lemm- Louis
W" "'3‘” Hammond...
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81 W'aszhington Street.
South Norwalk1
—;'. radar "‘
Do you want :1. HOME?
Have you 3. HOUSE to sell? .
Pa. you wish to invest- HONEY?
'~ old you borrow on MORTGAGE?
. you require II‘lZSURANCE?
- ”158 figural in attractive patterns. And in such colors 5,, u can SERVE you.
as blue tan gold green and rose. ;
Eamonizes with the new handsome cmtonncs; blends , 1‘ ‘4’ V: f" _ , A, ‘le (‘2. £21) OS -
into general plan of room decoration; is attractive ggclts i is"; z «1 _«,_ A“ 9"}; _ x! A, \\ .
lpnce or Third floor. ‘ ’ '13.,3: 4,. ‘ _,_, \ "Mn ”7...... on...” "w... :i: _ Ta-
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§ .. 5:.13731‘2115'3 5; WHITE. Props.
5 .- - a. Phone on
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‘ ' ri ’ . 01 3 50.000 5 , o. s 4.542.02 1 m em. , _
‘ figri} :2. {£05 50'0"“ 21'105‘68 “5272‘30 :13 l' To: 1 L"2:l'l. lelrinf’. ’ 3701‘ ‘1: lioatlfstcr, l'lns 13':
Avril 15. 1910 SW M69 1.209561%!) 3 f. ,q r: ( - as For: HIRE. \ ’ ‘.
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;—-—- O i 9 ;§ WHITNAXET‘S (LITOGWLATES 5ND 00mm .
‘ r- l 3—: “t 3 "‘1‘. Ezra-a. Special One Pound Box $1.00.
‘ .3 Samplers _ - mu: Chocolates PM W Lu.
. Wilm O. . i , 1, 2, 3, 5 Pounds. , 20 mph. 1, 3. 5M
. ~ ’ ~ ~ , ‘ common, *BARIIACY
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