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NEW SUITS, CO'ATS AND DRESSES
1'03 YOUR mm 001??!
JIist arrived and arriving daily, a host of lovely styles In Spring
Garments, not too high priced either for such exclusive models.
Also Spring Hots. Prices lower than elsewhere.
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET 1 SOUTH NORWALK
.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
DISMIBUTORS ' s
/ CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS
TAXI SERVICE
NORWALK a. oOODYEAn cosD TIRES
SOUTH NORWALK PHONEs 1360, 2211
'CORNED HAMS AND sHO'ULD'ER
SPECIALS
SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAMS.. . . . . . 32c lb.
PILLSBURY FLOUR, bag ..... . "A?
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, do: 39¢
CALIFORNIA LETTUCE, 2 heads . 26c
NATIVE POTATOES pk \a. 35c
NAVEL ORANGES site 200, do: .. 25:
NAVELORANGE8,161or ......W 256
DEL MONTE APPLE BUTTER, largejar ...................... 23c
LENOX SOAP. 10 Cakes .......... ........ ”...... Wm”... 35o
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Free delivery to all parts of Souih Norwalk, East Norwalk,
Row :1) ton, and Belle Island, daily. ‘
A. F. Beckmann Er Co., Inc.
83 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 1405
SEEDS—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FOR THE SPma MON
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RELIABLE AND THE EINEeT VAnIs'rIss orrLowsn sseos
Beet grades of Fertiliser Sheep Manure. Ground lone.
Nitrate of Code. eto.
Remedlee to destroy all Insects and fun lol for th mentlv
and cure of all kindest g has“ . p .
Let Your Wants Be Known and We Will Cupply You with the Best.
South N orwalk Florist and Seed Store
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE I“ 80. NORWALK
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SPECIALS
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HEAVY BEEF
15; lb.
..... 33: lb.
32e‘lb.
221: lb.
3 lbs. fer-25¢
PLATE CORNED BEEF
LAMB erw .
SUGAR CURED HAMS .. ..
FESH on CORNED BEEF ToNouEs
SQUARE BACON
SAUER KRAUT. .. '9 "
PICKLED PIGS FEET
PICKLED TRIPE.. ............
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS. . . .
FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER ..........
CHARNOK’S MARKET
FREE DELIVER'Y ' -
19 RAILROAD AvE., so. NORWALK . gI-IONE 533.2
45: lb.
ee-Ieeeoe...-ebese-
30c pér pound :
Loin Lamb Chops .35clb.
... 150 lb. '
60c dos;
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' she replied to something
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~ genes? in Derby and moms...
; expected that banks IE this Vicinity
Of Bedding and Harry R. Sherwood.
or weaned-t. had been appointed to
revise the constittition and by- we so
women could formally a
county moot‘stion as full fledged
members. Mr. Sherwood. Mr. Marsh
' sod others present couldn't recall that
the committee had exer met and so it
was finally decided that those of the
committee who were Dre-eat retire
with Mr. Sherwood and preemt a. pro-
posed draft in writing
Upon their return, Mr. Sherwood.
proposed that the amendment be
made to Include "the chairman of
each woman's Republican town com-
mittee' in Article 5 outlining mem-
berships. with the‘addltlonal provis-
ion that the word “his" be omitted.
It was moved {or adoption and then
the fun start: ‘
Mr. Sherwood said he presumed
that otter the town committees the
state ceitral committee would be
doubled. but that the concern of t
count) organisation can not to de-
tate how memberships of town c2111-
mittees should be formed. but to de—
cide how the women in towns should
be wated in the county assoc“;
‘ tlon.
Charla E. Williamson. of Darlcn.
risked who would be recognized as the
woman-chairman» of a town. when,
some towns have committees of all
men 'and somelwith separate organ-
isations of women. “Are your going to
recognize separate organisations?" he
wanted to know. -"l don’t think that
we want to do that." ‘
Seth Lowe. Plerrcpont. of Ridge—
ricld. suggested a way out oi‘ the
dilemma. Add the words "or the wo-
man vice-chairman or the town com-
mlttce'f to Article 5
Deputy Sheriff Nelson W'. Benedict.
of Ibis city. urged the Norwolk plan
upon the body. He said as soon as
the women Were nrlmltlcho the vote
In Norwaik the rules were amended
so they would apply In both sexes. He
said he chairman is a. man but the
Vice-chairman Lot to be selected. may
be a woman. .
Article 5 of the constitution now
says the members‘ of the county or-
ganization shall be the l‘. S. senators.
the representative in Congress and his
deputies. lh“ counlv commissioners.
the state senators and rtprescntoihcs
In the towns of the county. the chair-
man of the town committee or each
town. one woman from each Repub-
lican town committee to be selected
by the, committee. llm slaic officers.
the state central cohwmlum-men from
ll'i‘r senatorial districts in the county.
the member of the national commit
lee tnnd candidates for office Other
than lawn or city 0(1'1‘4‘8.
Al the suggestion of “Wight. or
Daubury. Secretary Pretender; was in-
structed lo send to liYR‘n chairmen
coplcs of the by~lnws as amended as
soon as they are prinhnd.
Then it was that the lone woman
present was invited to speak. She was
Mrs John 11. Russ. oi Shelton. and
that had
been id while the Illscumlon was at
Its deepest.——-“l‘m glad the women
aren't here today to hear all lhis talk
about them."
She said. “I ncroc heartily with the
way you have decided this mailer. We
women want to work with the men.
“'13 do not want separate organiza-
tions. Vi'c are just Republicans. that's
all" As a natural rouree or events
that pleased and there was applause.
and delighted «miles from all points
of the hall.
Rev. 'Wntson 1.. Phillips explained
that Mrs. Russ. no town chairman.
performed most efficient service In
Nile-lion n! the last campaign and inter
Mrs. Ruse said that she was almost
Jailed for her part in receiving women
to tho party. on the rhnrgc she was
intimidating women Into jolnlng the
Republican pnrly who might wish to
join their-nuke of the Democrats.
RECEIVER ORDERED
To PAY EMPLOYEES
finlbmaeon'r. March 12—To re-
lieve financial distress or seven em-
ployee Oi‘ the Leslie Leeds company.
the. now In the hands of Receiver
Ivan L. Morehouse. Judge John E.
Kecler at the short cdlcndar session of
the civil Superior court todm ordered
that wages due the men. aggregating
“73. be Wild D) the rrceher.
~ Counsel for the seven men. told the
court today that one of his clients had
been compelled to “heck" his clothes
before Christmas to get, money and
had great difficulty In obtaining
enough money to get them out again.
No action was taken in the peti-
lion 0! :1"QO pendllg Mal oi the
divorce urtio Oi Blanca West Bishop
of thIs cm- :Eainst wmlain 1). Bishop
of Bridgcpo and “New Haven. Coun-
sel agreed upon 11' postponement of
the 'sufilt tor a week.
JacOb Hohcrmnn, a coal and ice
dealer of Stamford, took the stand to
convince the court that payment 01'
:8 per week to his farmer wife. Mrs.
Gutte Hobermun also of Stamford was
lmele. Hoborms‘n's wire secured
a divorce In 1916 and at that time the
court orderedethet jello-Ion? f $8 Per
Week be paid. Judge Kceler ordered
payment of the cilmony.
SHEHI‘ON Mam CALLS
JN NORTGAGES. .
SHELTON March 12. ~Several
hundrecb mortgages held by the Shel—
ton Bank and Trust Company have
been called in by Receiver Marcus H.
Holcomb. In his potice he so?! their
this step is taken preliminiry to haul»
duties ofthe bank. him of the snort-l
worst-e on property Outside the m i
5w“! take over. the. mo makinx
it: easy :01- these fine titre .tfiem.‘
{later moremortgcgeevlil be called
,the-
was his scheme.“
NORWALK’S LEADINQ DRY GOODS STORE,
RUGS at Reduced Prices
Prior to showing our spring stock we offer a limited
111.1311er 0f
large Rugs at‘prices that make them a splendid investment,
WOOL AND FIBRE RUGS
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That wear as well as they look. A Wide choice of patterns and color t m
ninations '
19x12 ft. Were $22.50. Now $18. 50 3 8x10 ft. W619 319. 50 M,“- .14. 50 ,
‘ ‘ 6x9 ft. Were $12.50 Now $9.37
-. HODGE’S FIBRE RUGS
. attention.
CLARA BARTON: HOIISE TRANS-
. FERRED. ‘
\\'(')l’.CI-ISTI'ZI’.. Muss” March 14.“-
Thv old hoim stead of Clara Barton in
North Oxford was transferred today
by Carl 0. Carlson to the. \Vomrn's
Notional ‘Missionary Smicu or the
lflnlscrsalist church uhlch is to re
store tin plum and. molu It a nu nior»
Inl home
All the miimvmoes available con-
cerning Miss Barton's lied Cross work
are to he made a part of tho memor-
Isl.
.—
ANSON IA PASTC)R III-281G NS.
AXSONIA. March 12.—~lim-, Victor
l.. Berk. for the past throw note has—
tor of St. Paul's Luther-n church hr-rv.
has accepted 11 call to a r‘lm‘reh in
Fort Dodge. 13.. and will preach his
farewell sermon next Sunday.
was. n‘xrzv DEM).
.\E\V HAT LN. Mnrc‘h IZ—RIrs. P i
‘l‘tnvlo Cakes. MIIOW oi Congressman
Onkey. who died 1'1 short time ago.
and mother of “’altcr S. Gardc. died
yesterday from heart. trouble. Two
sisters are Mrs. D. E.
Mrs. (..‘T. Kerr. of Bridgeport.
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOI'R 1mm DARK
“'hcn Miscd “'ilh Sulphur It Brings
Back [Is Beautiful Lustre
At Once
Gmy hnlr. however handsomr.‘ «30.
notes ndumcing age We all know
the ndxaninges of n \‘ouihful appear-
once Your hair Is iour charm. It
makes or more the (are. “7th It
(odes. (urns gm). and looks streaked.
just :1 few applications of Sage Tea
and Sulphur enhances its appearance
a hundrcrlfold.
'Don't sins grnvl Look vmmg!
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store a bottle of
“\Vsuhs Sage and Sulphur Com-
pound. " which to merely the old time
recipe Improved hr the addition of
other ingredients. Thousands of folks
recommend lhii ready-to use proper-
ation. because I‘. darkens the hair
beautifully: besides. no one can pos-
sibly tell. us it darkens so naturally
uhd cvenlv. You moisten a sponge or
sort brush with it. drawing this
through the hair. tnklng one small
ell-and at It time By morning the
gray hair disappears: '
Implication or two its netural color is
catered. and it becomes thick. glossy
nnd lustrous. and you appear scars‘
younger.
A Social Tech-i
NO SIATTER how distin-
guished the social function, I
:Ven Dyk Queli-Teas fit the oc- '
casion. ,They.’ re tlré .. sort that.
people sip, anxious to enjoy "the
flavor and Sorry when the cup—
is drained.
endures 3‘11», WM 466 lb. »,
Victory MSMSIUO‘WIB
15.4mm:
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“breakage Teas, lite d at okW:.=i ‘
In artistic colorings and new patterns. Excellent for bedrooms
.6x9ft........$12.‘5018x10ft........$18.00:9x1‘2ft
ALLTHE AXMINISTER AND VELVET RUGS REDUCED 1x rmca,‘
. RENT AN ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER.
An easy and efficient way to do the spring- house cleanino'.
prices include delivery and return of machines. Telephone orders 1-. I.
In. :3th
”If
A Ford automobile. with ihv Ili‘i‘nst‘
plalt-s 437480. was Stolen from Slam-
forul. Saturday. according to :1 II-pori
”revived by the uptown policv.
Foley’s _
Honey and Tar
‘COMPDUND
STOPS THAT DISTRESSING
TCOUGH-‘chech it quickly and sure-
ly. clears the throat oi phlegm and
mucus, and costs the cow, toil-med
surfaces with s healing. soothing medi-
cine.
Don’t Cough Until Week
“I I!!! on old lady. 75 years old. end
I had a very bad cough lrom heVIng Ia
grippc. I thought its lime to try
holey' s Honey and er Compound,
end I sent and got a bolIIe. end it
stopped my cough. and I got better:
So now I on: around the house again."
—Mrs. MaryKieby. Spokane. \Vssh.
II I: can prove no imitation or
substitute is as good as the gem:-
inc toky’ 5 Honey and Tan
For sale 1.)) StillsonJ’owcll Corp.
The TEXTILE Store
A NEW LINE OF
Figured Organdies and
Voiles ,
SEE THEM AND NOTE THE
Low PRICES 7
Tnsseh Silk and Silk Stripe
Skirting 59cyd.
138 Washington Street
South Norwslk
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
Fancp Maine‘COrn, 2 cans25c 3'
Early June Peas, 2 cans. . . 25c
Bun Bright Cleanser, 2 cans 90
White Rose Ceylon Tea, reg.
10c sire, cutt03 for 25c
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Now Sold for 10c
Our Panalella Extras Arc
Abe Sold f0r10c
Our No. One, Sc; ‘2 for 15¢
OLD WELL" ('IGAR
COMPANY.
THINK OF IT!
*lVALK-UV ERS
Right Here in Norwalk
We Close at 9 O'clock Saturday
Colyar’s SHOE Store
31 WAL STREET
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mg, Co.
gRoyal Auto
Phone 903
Opposite “‘ilsnn ~ uni shop
South Noruulk I‘nnn.
High Class Work a Spec“!
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We Increase Your ‘
Purchasing I’D“ or by
Our Low Prices
BRAND’TSO'RE
JEWELRY AND OPTIC
21 No. Main St., So. Norm]k
W. Raymond
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