I 12 -Button White KidGloves. . . . . $4.65 “. A $6.50 V3111e 3 Button WhiteKid Gloves. . . . . $2.56: .i. A $3. 50 Value SILK STOCKINGS In the New Shades of P010 Gray, Castor and Light Gray All Silk, light weight, includingtax ...............$8.38 AllSilk, lisletop All Silk, lisle top‘, Cordovan only, with self clocking OOV’GO.....'UUOQOOIIOOI‘ . New Neckwear, Narrow Stripe Effects $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 JOSEPH DAVIS South Norwalk 85 Washington Street WI EITY NEWS 2:1- of the local sporting men will in N1"? Haven. this evening to at- lmxinc exhibition at the Arena. l’:lnlf'. of lliiilglpmt is sched- u. ten ionml 20 pith Young m \‘uv Haven. \ r-- “ill he a meeting: of Frank l‘c»>l. No. 12, American Le- lil'n‘? ( . 'i‘m-s lzu'. March :32. at the rooms il' six-(14* All members who am willed for dance. tickets. in l-l‘i'Sl nt and make returns. of the members of No. 709. Benevolent s« lw: l ill: :1! ion ] edge. .1: 'whl inmono“ mening. to at— :.1: vlass initiation there. Sev- .,.. ml tin-n- will be an entertain- . ' -i supper Inter. J‘ml at Harris & Gar-is. ill: 3f, \Vi‘lib. “'llO ll? Park. has the -‘--i for another wifiun. It is expected that car- \\'ork will be. started in the .ixluro although the labor troll- H' at present interfering with ' “HAS. ' 1- Frederick H. Jacobs. of the ;' l\' Ul‘\\'.'1lk Congregational ll. exchanged pulpits with the lir. Vl'inchcster. of the. Green— ., llill Congregational Church. yes- morning‘. Dr. Winchester gave. - discourse here. and was heard .1 good sized congregatlon. He 5 also in charge of the Men' s Club. .v wi s Sowarhy of Highland avenue developed foundation Luining to. build a cottage on the‘ at present occupied by his garage. until the new dwelling is com— ed will live with Stanley lVIlils and 'ly. The house. he occupies .31; nt will be taken possession of _ in April by Mr. and Mrs. Fred- Stalwll. the owners. who re- rly returned from a residence in rVVest. SPECIAL' ! I Pana-Straw-La Hat Dye. 15c tillson-Powell corp. South Norwalk . ' '/ : 1;. 1111* L ”nuance-3:: ii , ., That Startin‘g‘a 3, Savings Account Means a Lot of Red _ Tape? ET YOU’RE WRONG . Go to “New Account" window. Say, ”I want. to open -a Savings Account- ” The man in charge will take\yollr _ money; give you a sig-. ' nature card to fill up,‘ and by the time you ll: ind it back to him,ile will have your bank ' lmok ready. mth the; amount entered. ' That’s all there 581561" it except to ask Mf 3011 also useofiurpar’td ' of our bank as youn‘éed n" 7,; .m. 1.1 ‘1‘. 1-.1i\e Orrltr of Elks. will go! :rrand officers will be pros-l new house in _ , Jud nun- - District Deputy P.~J. Gerrity of New Haven will speak at the regular meeting of Catholic Union Council, No. 46. K. of 0.. tomorrow night. Roy Williams Steele, of Stamford and New York, will be one of the soloists in “The Crucifixion." to be sung Good Friday at Grace Episcopal Church. Norwalk. A special convocation of Washing- ton Chapter. No. 24, R. A, M" will be held tomorrow evening in the Masonic Temple on Berkeley street. The royal arch degree will be conferred. l‘.lis Ruth, M. Dllworth. of Greens 'Farms daughter of Dr. “.D W ’Farland. was fined $1‘ in Bridgeport City court Saturday for violating the citi parking- ordinance. When sum~ moned Jill's. Dllworth did not have hu operator’s license with her. If you will establish a closer enjoy- ment between all the members of- the home. you should have a. Victrola for Easter and five dollars down at A. J. Collins Co. will bring one to your home and balance you can pay for in small weekly or monthly payments. _Rcad adv. i ——Greetlng Cards for Easter, at The Hamilton Shop, 49 Wall Street. An automobile accident on Winfield street at 9: 15 o'clock last night was investigated by Chief of Police Pen— nington and Patrolman John Roberts. Main street had come together. The Sanlenella car had one or the front wheels broken. The matter will be settled between Santenella. and ~Dll- worth. The annual meeting of the W0- man's club of Norwalk, was held last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. ’VV. A. Curtis. Maple street. After the reports had been read and accepted a social hour followed. refreshments being served by the hostess. The chairman of the various committees are yet to be appointed. The officers are, President, Miss Margaret Bren- linger: Vice- president, Mrs. ’W. Curtis; secretary, Mrs. F. Curtis: treasurer, Miss Millicent Foster. Louis Richmond and Harry Rich- mond, brothers, were arrested on Sat- urday at their home by Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt. charged with the theft of a. motor truck from Alex- ander Barton. 01' Center avenue, Thursday last. The two men. accord- ing to the police. said that they had purchased the truck from the firm of Sega] & Sachs. hut the latter firm de- nied this. The truck was dismantled when it was found on the Richmond's pr party. The cases will come before. Vosburgh in the downtown court on Thursday or Friday or this week. me DUTIES YOUR HEIRS Make your will with the help of your law! yer or ours. ’ 1 l '2‘. , Name this company your executor. Our expenenceonOyears will be valuable. Our Capital and Surplusi eecm'es your: estate *agamstlm ‘v SweaNorlinmtly'Ginghams. ‘4 Mco' They found that cars owned by. George Dilworth, living in Green’s Farms and Samuel Santenella. of on: uo' 3nd Percale; EKBANKS gt 3.4? Wat Wallflogton street ' “Under ‘Mahiekemo Hotel South Rel-walk g. A Progress Forum, No. 1. will meet lthis evening as usual. ' 1‘5. H. Gleason, of Taylor avenue. was a. visitor in New Haven, yester- day. A joint. special meeting 0: Phoenix ner Co. will be held this eevning‘ at the Main street firehouse. —Pea. Coal at Harris & Guns. , Monker Grotto and .the Cockehoe Tribe basketball tams will meet «this evening on «the First district courts, and tomorrow evening at Hoyt’s Theatre hall. The Poincetta club. of New Canaan, held a dinner in the Royal James ho- tel Saturday night. Twenty-eight at- tended the dinner following which a general social time. was enjoyed A Chevrolet car standing in the alleyway alongside themavls-Pope hat company. Seaview avenue. was found and reported by Patrolman John Roberts at an early hour this morn- ing. The Rowai ton Baptist church choir will join with the South Norwalk Baptist church choir in the presenta- tion of the cantata at the latter church next Sunday. Previous to the presentation of the cantata, baptism was to be administer to a large class. Mulvoy-Tarlov Post No. 603. V. F. W., will be. the hosts this evening to members of the G. A. R. and also will hold 3 Ladies Night at the post rooms this evening. Those G. A. R. mem- bers present will be admitted as hon- orary members of the post. An en- tertainment has also beenplarmed. —-Com at Harris a: Gm. The quarterly meeting of .Court Edmondo De Amlcis. No. 173 F. of A. was held in Forum Hall. \Vashlngton street yesterday afternoon. Frank Macaluso and G. A. Marino were elected delegates to the state conven- tion to be held in New Haven. May 11th and 12th. Following- the busi- ness refreshments were enjoyed. The local police have received 3 re- quest from residents of Hartford. to locate it possible the husband of a Mrs. Mary Dumlowe. who disappeared from home on February 8th. saying he would return’ in a few moments. No information as to the man's name or a. description of him was given in the letter. Mrs. Dumlowe is said to be very ill at. her home. William Cohen, of Stamford. was an astonished man yesterday afternoon. when he cracked his car in front of the Germanla Hotel. Railroad avenue. He had left the car in gear and the first thing he knew it darted towards him. turned and then bumped into the front of the hotel entrance where it came to a stop. It was slightlly damaged, as was the hotel front. . —-Malllard‘s Assorted Chocolates and Assorted Mints, just received. Absolutely fresh. The Hamilton Shop. .49 Wall Street. John Pasauk. aged three years. of 3 Day street. while riding in an auto- blle yesterday was flung through the the wind-shield>ot the car when it came to a sudden stop. He was taken to the hospital wherehe was treated for several lacerations of the face. Who drove the car or where the accl- dent took place could not be deter- mined. An odd feature about the Schultze fire-cropped out this morning. when it was learned that the whistle at the tanner-St. George Pulp Mill blew for the fire an hour after the alarm was turned in. It was suggested that the engineer had been dosing dad had awakened to find the alarm' indicator on. Not knowing- that the .flre ‘ue- rpartment had been to the fire and re- turned". he. blew the whistle. ‘ A delegation of about forty mem- bers of Monker'Gr-otto. No. 58,1110. V. P. E R.. attended the ceremonial staged by mom-um. «Hangar-d, in last week. when Governor Lake. Comptroller Bissell and other notables “crossed the River Styx.” A_ class or 140 were safely ferried across by "Charon. A merry time was had by those who attended. and who numbe'r— ed about 1. 600. Rose Karp. of 782 West End ave- nue, New Yerk city. who was thrown 'Milford turnpike. just outside of Bridgeport Saturday afternoon about o'clock. was taken to the Nor-walk. hospital for treatment roi- lacerations ,of the scalp and contusion: of the body. The woman was seemingly one injured at the time of the accident and insisted on being taken home. but her wounds were so painful that she had to have medical attention at the time the party reached Nor-walk, about 3: 30 o’clock, Saturday after- ‘noon. Sheretusedtostatehowflie accident happened. __ . Guests at the Royal-James hotel over the weekend were: 001.1134! Mrs. J. D. Stephens-burials, Pa, A. H. A. James, New York city. Miss Helen Larkin. New York city. E. E. ‘ Xenihart. Sn. New York city, Mr. 3111! «Mrs. M. 7F. Rowland. a N. fofi Engine Co. and Pioneer Hook & Lad- ' Foot Guard hall on flturday night of , from the side of an automobile on the - Bouteun, Boston. Mm. Mr. and Mrs. « 3:. Wallace Rowland, Miss M ,_ McGuire, N516- york mufiw ”imam totlnseloose _ W iamfly. .-
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