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SILK STOCKINGS
l ‘ .~ New Shades of Polo Gray, Castor end Light Gray._
:5 Silk, light weight,‘incliidiug3tlx .'. . . . . . . . . . . 5-33.38, 2
‘1 Silk, lisle top
Silk, lisle top, Cordovan only, with self clocking
includingtax
New Neckweer, Harrow Stripe Effects
$1
JOSEPH" DAVIS
South Norwslk
$1.00
Washington Street
2 :c'w'l/Im
E aster Specwls
Z-Buiion Whiteifiidmes. .. ., 334265
“I! 3 #7 m Waflllngfinm
Value . ‘.‘ ’ _ . Undegaualnckomo Hotel
.. . , _ ., . . macaroni: _ ..
Ema I o l v 0 o o u m, ‘ I LA' v i '
Value . . . . i. Five candidates were gtm the _
I ' 1’ Chief's degree last night at a. inesting
of cockenoe TribeJ on. M.
'3 : —Coul at Harris & Gaul.
A special meeting of the Nomlk
Aerie, No. 688 F. 0. 31., has been called
for 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. _
A grand omoer ot the insulation will ‘
be present to address the session.
2; session next week, beghnin Mdnda
.50 $2130 '2 afternoon. 8 y
2 . 'Miss Beatrice B. Bixbee of 12 Hab-
riett street entertained a large number
of friends last night at a. birthday
party given at her'home. During the
evening, musical selections were in
order and games played. A dainty col-
lation was served.
-——Plenty of worksh‘ons, too few
iholnes. Get our free plans and prices.
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null dancing: at 1102.1
L'\i'lllllfl'. \Vlli‘ll 3:
ll). loonl lluzlgrnrimi
' ”"ill' Jazz orchestra.
u "ll-‘nt of Caps.—-0'Brlen's.g
“2 (‘ and family,
umml, instvrllny, to
" Y . \‘.'l‘.l'l'(‘ M12. Ml‘GIe
: l.~n under the mt}
*‘l..-;'m2s at (‘llnco‘s
. prom i uoni \Vlmlo-
rlx' Z\(".V Ynl'k (‘il_\', l
23.‘ more plot from
1‘Izlmmly. and will
«Mimi 01 ii lint.
4,, .n
-2 but at O'Bl‘il‘n's.
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M‘)‘ fur lilo
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7-12» llflf‘» oomleml tho
front, of Colonial
» l". m ins Trust company
mai- Swariz &. Cor-butt
.‘ - Mouton street. LTnny
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. of Harris & Grins.
7::VC‘. two duties to your heirs.
flake yo'lr 2:."lll with the help 01‘
lawyer. Strand. Name the
‘ N0:‘\\’:nl: .l‘l‘llFl Company your
tar. Th;
2-..1‘2 in \: illlflll lr Their Capital
y.- :< \2. ill :cvurc \our estate
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15¢
§ii=~22 -lowell Corp.
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TlletStariing era
V‘V‘lO‘ Account
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‘2: ‘fNew Account” E
Say, “I want g2
. n n Savings "
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nill take your '
'; give you a sig- ,
3rd to fill up, .
the time you -i
‘ luck to him, he
2'0 your “ban'
,. l: with the .
("l (:lned 1|
V all there is to“
: ‘ 10 ask that
:zsc other-parts ,,
.21; as you need ‘
ol'l
.2: nml 2
'lll'?‘
ir experience of twenty.
Keyser, Builders, City. .
gBuild now. Phone 1082. St. John and
Michael Kelley, or Flax Hill road, Keyser- Buildersv City-
arrested Thursday night for intoxicn- ' . 2" ’
tion and lll'C‘uC’h of the peace, was ar- 3. Deputy Sherii! ‘NEISOD Benedict this
mlgnm before Judge Vosburgh, in the morning summoned the following to
downtown court, this morning. Con- serve as jurymen in theauperior court,
tlmmnce of:_ one week was made in the at Brid e ort ex T esd
case to porinit of further investigation g D n t u ay: Charles
into the man's family affairs.
-—Latest Soft Hatn.‘-—O’Brlen's.
walk. and William S. Knapp and
David Winton of Wilton.
———Charming new blouses for Easter
.are being shown at N. E. Ryan’s.
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Ralph Manzi complained to the po-
lice yesterday afternoon that Mrs.
Carmella Bertona, ior’whom he used
to work. \vas annoying him when he
was delivering bread. He asked that
the yoman be restrained from annoy-
ing him. .
g A nlimbtr of local men are effected
b) the Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.’ 5 order,
which ‘uiil clotsc that plant’ from
.Mnrch 24, to April 4. Many of these
have worked only part time ench'
week for several months, which
makes the shut down the more illcou-l
‘\'(‘lll(‘lll.. L
——qiik Hose. reliable makes, in all
ltlm wanted colors. including the popu-
lar greys, are on sale .at The N. E.
M 2 Ryan Co.’s store.
~«Solect your new corset at the N. E. .
Ivan Co.'s store where a Corseticr of,
———Eust€2r Lillies at Cuneo’s.
The Sunday school class taught by
-—The Board 0! Relief will be in '
W Bell and Clark M. Ely, both of Nor- ,1
longr experience will assist you in
(lloosintr the correct model for style
and comfort.
\liss Maw gen Remington at the First
Cougitgniionul clmlcll last night cu-
tortm‘m d the rest of the Sunday school
'PIRSSQS niih a social. Games were
C- C111" mif-t MSt 09"“1‘3‘2'2 ;played during the evening following
Lillian Jennings. lwllicll refreshments were srvcd.
The (l, R.
at the home of ‘Jrs.
l \N‘Omiwlrni .n‘rnuc. All members were ,
lplu-m-lli. Plum-hie and cucllre were;
{13‘ .‘ml. Slwcml piano sl2lr2ctions were
gigiu- 1 during the evening. Refresh-
llllt‘ ill a \u 10 sonul at a. late hour. The
.l:.( (.‘ Club supper will be scncd lit
the home of 3.113. Clarence \lillcr, lprerlched last night by Rev.
.liumllion llill. on V‘. ednesdny evening, ncdy of the Stratford Christ (hurch.
ifarcli 231d. All ladies of the. club ‘at St Pdul’s Episcopal church He
:ml 12m: llOSt(‘<l to meet with Lil‘s. Miller used as his subject “The Faith by
H the ““1““me flVhich \Ve L'he or the Iiumrnation
:and Li fr- of the Twentieth Centurv."
——-Dailltv neck fixings and vestees
in large assortménis. at N. E. R\ an s.
The last of a series of sermons was
, 2--~«E:lst€‘l‘ Flowers of all kinds at G..
HICuneo’s. \ .
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-—Clloosc your Easter gloves from
——Pea Coal at Harris 8:. Gene. the reliable kinds at N. E. Ryan’s.
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At rt special meeting of Monker
Giolll‘l \0 ml )1. O. V. P. TC R. held
Stella. Jarvis and Mrs. Harry Heli—
mun. met at the corner of North Main
lust owning, at the rooms of Old Well and Lnion streets at 4 55 oclock
“am-’2 NO “‘3 F and A2 M plans 3estcrdav afielnoon and indulged in a
"11:11 1171;;“mfggmtrzffiggf 231353332“? i hair milling match. After the matter
r I 5 u n . .. . . ‘
?I.irif01lltthls excning. at Foot Guard quieted 60““ 3”?” Hcltman lens re—
Hall “hon (loielnor Everett E. Lake; ferrod t0 leecutmg'Aitorney ramer
Lieutenant Governor Charles A. Tem- C. Hegemnn. 101' ade0 and action 0"
.pleton and Secretary of State Donald her troubles.
'1‘. “union are scheduled to cross the
,riiox Styx. Plans for the next cere-
'moninl of the local Grotto. to be held
in 31.13' wele also discussed last night.
3 -----A11 styles: Soft Hats—O'Brien's.
—-Get your Easter hat at O'Brien's.
-—-—Tllc latest creations in made veils
and veilings may be found at N.
Ryan's.
E.
——Where is the man whose soul is Ex-service men who are interested
'50 dead that he cannot appreciate the in the baseball team of the Frank C
Ibeauties and comforts of a. real home?; Godfrey Post American Legion.
”401 11“” 1°°k at ”me °f our 1mm“! 2 should meet at 10 o’clock tomonow
lHe' ll want to buy that home at once . morning at the legion rooms in the
land. so will a Whole lot of other i Central Trust company 2building.
299°?” 1“ “me 0‘ war we fight forlPlnns for the formation of the nine
2the homes we build in time of peace. will be announced at "that time and
:The war is over—So let's build. We' re l manager and officers of the team will
Ready -Ph°“e 10322 5‘22 .JOhn and ' be elected. The team will be a "travel-
ing" team and some of the best play-
ers2'in Norwalk have signified their in-
tention of becoming-afilliated wltiYit.
———.—.—a
. plain ribbons, etc., have arrived at the
N. E. Ryan Co.‘ a store, to supply your
needs tor:- Easter..
Won: .'
2 Two 2DUTIES
. 7 , IMMENSE VOTE
2 i TO BY THE PACKERS
YOUR HEIRS ’ FAVORS STRIKE
Continued front ”First “Pugs
Alschuler arbitration
changes in working conditions effect-
: ed by the packers are also illegal. "
. An employes' representation ‘slmnar
‘ to the one 2on Which“ employee of Ar-
r mour & Company nOW’are voting, has
Rbeen; perfected 21037: Morris 8: Company.
itwas announced today. but is being,
withheld pending the result of the
Washington conference. .
A statement issued today by ascore
of smaller packers after a. conference
yesterday declared that the union of—
ficials have Sought to intimidate the
consuming public by magnifying the
~probability and" extent of 2E strike.
“It is doubtful if more than thirty
per cent. of the employee of the
plants afllected are union hen." the
, statement sold. _
PAfiENT-TEAGHERS MEETiNG;
A very interesting parent—tenchers’
meeting was held last evening at the
Over River :school. There was a good
Make your will with
the help of your law-
yer or ours.
2...:
Name this company
your executor. sOur
experience of 20 years?
Will‘be' valuable. Our
Capital and surplus
2' secures your estate
2 'agalnstloss.
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Amok, Superintendent Buchanan, Dr
Tracey JohnHenry . ‘
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'aaglnst Virginia. Toni.
The couple were married in Fall ,.
River. Mass., on November 25, 1909, their efforts were'appreciated. Farr
. according to the allegations The those2fihodldnot" dancecards'proidd.
—-—New Gil-dies, belts, fancy and "
'1' tion of the "
' agreement was‘ illegal. If this is ’
4 done, the recent wage cuts and .,
“attendance; Mrs. Kathryn McGor— ~
Newest * features ,_
in newest millinery.
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Yellow-but black cherries most of. all.’ . 2
H8816 that glistens and shimmers.
Zelophane, the straw that hamonizcs with the bed
irimmed cosmmcwso popular.
Malina ”braid sheer and dainty.
Roll and Btrni gilt 13141218 and. a galaxy of prettymodal
littlng'for any oecu sian _ $12. 50 to $35 ,-
‘. We are showing a. Mend extensive ”scrunch“
ammodaflyprloed ham—real big values at $3.95 ant
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limos fine of
elaborate and p easing silk cord em-
broidery, some
heads, now so popular.
movable leaving a move tailored coat
really two garments in one.
cement at $425.
the extensive line of coats shown at
only $25.
101112 with deep pocket and panel ef-
‘fect embellished with self covered
buttons.
Md. belt.
331‘, patch pockets, these gaments
.A. very '
model isatweed -
arrived rather .~--..
tailored withnoilaeh mi
andselfbelt, coat 22
Some new suit made their
cc today. Maltena' ls are won-
unlity, some have
id'termingled with
One has cape effect easily re-
These are only a few of the as-
Wc can only draw attention to
One an aristocratic model of ve-
A mixture coat with full back
Polo cloth coats with shawl col—
unlined throughout.
Arcany wonderful selectim» at
, a. ._ » W 1...... in.
k t -soeona tim-
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610‘ ANSI TONI SITES FOR SOUTH NOR'WADK CLUB DANCE.
DIVORCE. A good attendance of both the
younger net and me older members,
was at the informal dance given by ,
the Entertainment commitme at the
Soutfl'NOrwalk Club last evening. The
Wellnitz orchestra. which furnished
music torthe dancing. outdid them-
selves onlast night’s orcas’vd and 2
Suit for divorce has been brought by
Giovanni Toni. of 20 \Vood street.
of Fall River,
Mass. on the grounds of desertion.
The case is scheduled to he heard, be-
fore the Superior court. at Bridgepon,
on the first Tuesday of April.
ed amusements. One of the famous
club iuncheons was served. The com- ”
hittee in charge consisted or James?’
Wood E. W. Fitch. S. S. Jarvis, A. G
Nnmng. P. M. LawrenceItKPaul,
and 2.11.8091.
plaintiff says that the doi‘e‘ndent de-
serted him on September 9,191.1.
——No vacant ' lots in the street of
beautiful homes. Get our free plan-
and prices. Phone 108:. fit. John
and Keyner.‘Contractor, City.
4 ’ -—l\’0FHCE-—
—~Chlc blouses. in the new spring Special meeting Norwalk ‘Aerie. F.
colorings 11103901118 Harding blue. 0. EwlNo. 588 at rooms at 2: 30 o'clock '
jade. honeydew. navy bisque nesh.’ Sunday.
white and block may be bald at porn-l W. P;
lar prices at N. E. Ryan's. _ 7 l
M. .1. Carew. ' ,
Attext J. E. Levi! W. 8."
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Every Dollar Arrives
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EVERY check, money order, note you
ut 1n the mail addressed to the Gab-
axiom] Bank reaches its destination
speedily and surely. Nothing equals the
governmentmailfor
safety. Once your
remittance is in the
letter box your part .
'ls finished,. the post:- ’
nun fidivcrs mo us
we do "the mat. ,
An account With-
theGuAamNuind‘ ‘
; Baal gives you
many other aim-.1:
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GARDEN TOOLS
nuns
What Are Your Garden
Neodsfor Spring?
Equip yourself more Ins-t an. 2
mussel-men eul-
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ALL WEB OF POULTRY WIRE NE‘I‘TTNO.
OUR PRWE‘S A‘RE RIGHT
JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
HARDWA‘RE AND Houszrunmcumos
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CARELESSNESS A creates crime. Idlefli‘“; 1"‘3‘13305:
poverty. The stnif that dreams are made of willows pay
yourold age bills.
The maxi who works, wins If “well fixed” he is not
hampered by the troubles that go lland—iu—haud with lack.
, of money. He can take a vacation or be sick for a week or
two Without wondering where the rent money is coming 2
rElwin. if like the man in the picture above, you are chained
down vol: will become “hard up. ” Sale and deposit here:
swore sayings earn 4 per cent a year. ‘ \
2‘s.
Norwalk Chronicler