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MODERATION IN PRICE YES! 7 ' - g 1
But No Cheapening' in Quality
OPEN ALL. DAY FRIDAY-
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’ Local schools closed yesterday aft-
ernooa for the Easter holidays. The
sCh‘ools will remain closed ten days.
—Shoulder young lamb 18c lb. Not- ‘
tonal Market, 98 Washington St.
, e—-—-.--.-I
‘Ou Thursday. April 14. a. supper
will be given by the West Norwalk
Irn'iprox ement Association, in the chap-
el of that place.
S‘i—Ooalotlian'iod:Gallic.
Capt. and Mrs. Malcolm Pennygmd
soldiers at the South Norwalk Corps
will have charge of the meeting at
the‘Salvatiou Anny, Stamford, Friday
night. —
"-e—Fresh Chopped Beef 200 lb. Nat-
ions! Market, 98 W'ashington St.
1'. . -
James Donnelly was elected vice:
president of the New York Talking
M'achine Men‘s Association. at a meet-
ing held in New York city. on \Ved-
nesday.
--Keeler’s carry all the new shades
in silk stockings, and sell them at the
most reasonable prices in town.
Union services of the Norwalk
Lfethodist and Congregational church-
res were held last night at the former
church. Rev. Ernest F. McGregor
had charge of the services.
- ,i:—Au styles Soft Hats.——O'Brien'o.
The Norwalk High school five and
the High alumni quintet will clash in
the7preliminary game. at the Norwalk
Armory. on Saturday. April 2. Man-
ager Dagon announced this morning.
This will be the closing home game of
the season.
—Chuck Steak. 18c 111
Market. 98 “’ashington St.
. National
SPECIAL !
25c Pana-StrhW-Lo rHat Dye
15c
fiStiIISOn-Powell Corp.
South Nat-walk
V’irThalIStartlng a
14.8avingsAccouant
i-vMéansaImtofRed
‘ Taipe?
YOU’RE WRONG
' 4 Go to “New Account”
window. Say, “I want
to open 11 Savings
. Accoun. The man in
charge will take your '
money; give you a sig-
nature card to fill up,
and by the time you
hand it back to him, he
will have your bank
book ready with the
amount entered.
That’ s allthere 13 to
‘it. except in oak that
color in silk stockings.»w It matches the
JLMarket, 98 Washington St.
; talnment was held and refreshments
were. served.' ~
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The Post Offices are observing the
usual hours today.
i
——Keeier's carry that new “Rust"
new. shade in ton pumps. '
Barber shops closed at noon today
because of the holiday.
-——Corned Plate Beet 9c lb. Notional
Local banks are closed today, it be-
ing Good Friday, and a number of
,toctorles are also closed down for the 1
same reason.
1
—Coal at Harris & Gaul.
Florists did a rushing business last
evening and are putting on extra help
to take care of the Easter trade to»,
marrow. .
——-Ends of Ham. l~5c lb. National
Market. 98 \Vashlngton St.
,Holgbau, the ocroou'o m Jiluotrl-
our stars ln‘Tho mafia: “tofu
Hoyt’o Theatre, Sam“ at- 2:15. 1:18
and 9. . . .
show ever in Norwalk. Palace today
2:15 and. 7 with "Partners of the, '
Tide." animus ,
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A “penny” social was held last 111311:
ed a regular meeting or the org-unison
tion.
—Peo ecu at mim- 0. Guns.
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-—-Don't miss the greatest vaudeville
Mrs. Frederick J. Ham. or New
Canaan avenue, complained to 11111 po-
lice, yesterday. that an automobile,
owned by Harris 4% Guns. had struck.
the front tender of her machine. The
latter machine had proceeded with-
plnlnt.
-—You can buy a mu fashioned silk
stocking for 81.35. at Keolox’o. '
-‘Funcy young Fowl 89c lb. Nation-
al Market, 98 Washington St.
All the beautiful sacred dongs and
hymns in stock. ready to meet your
Easter wants. Have some of the
We will gladly play you on ya! the.
numbers in’ our today’s adv‘t. Don-
nelly‘o 16 - 18 So. Main St, Store open
every evening. ,
inRedMen'sHalwa7IAd!Wuh-*
ingtonlodge.No. 21,0.8.c£8..ind»
{was largely attended. The social was
a success from all angles. ft follow- .
out stopping. according to the com- ,
glorious Easter music in your home,
'jiiobooflntbototewdmm
nummwmnmm
4.11m- “gm am mum, 7111c final
day, that they will not let their sum:
lord brethren "put one over" on
than. ,
m unit mumodo known on
April In}.
An! o: the mm: the. Tele-
PM (3033232111 1: gm in-
motion as to as. Mll- Worm
be helped to win the canted;
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“Three complete performances
Norwalk'o
ing. Palace Saturdliy with special
feature picture. . 7 ,
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There will be three services it
Trinity church today. the morning
pray er and Pro-Ancphoro (cute-com
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Morgan. Mr”
and Mrs. A. T. Dawson. .Mr. and M113.I
Clarence Butterflcld and Mrs. Justine
Griffith attended the hall. given at
Foot Guard hall. Hartford. to Mrs.
Hattie Stickle. Grand Matron of’ the
Order or the Eastern Star, last eve-
anS- . . 2 a“!!!
-——SP. ANISH WAR VETERANS
Ball Monday ev.e March 28. State
Armory. 939‘.“
Cheaper cigarettes are beginning to
appear in Norwalk. Up to recently it
was impossible to obtain a package of
twenty cigarettes for-less than twenty
cents. Two or three new brands have
appeared on the market, however.
which contain the same number of
cigarettes. but sell for fifteen cents.
-‘ ~Fino assortment of GIpI.-O’Brlon'l.
A number of candidates received 1
the first degree at the meeting of South
\‘orwalk Council. No; 1253.1{nlgth1
;of Columbus. held last evénlns' Plans
for the. minstrelo to be given by thol
council were also discussed. Rehear- 1
sals are being held right along on the
various parts that go to make up the
show.
«Corned Shoulder. 16c lb.
National
Market 98 Washington St. ~
A large delegation of out or town
council: was present loot evening at
the meeting of Bonner Council. Son:
and Daughters o leberty. when the
”traveling nutmeg” was brought to
the local council by members of Star
Council from Greenwich: An enter-
—utest7 Soft nan—men's. '
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, Make your will with
the help of your la’w~
yer of ours.
2.
Naine this company
your» executbr. Our
. they were of no use to the town and
munior) being held at 9 o‘;vloclt the’
Three Hours service from noon until 8
o‘clock. and tho Shortened m
5,011: at 7: 45 o'clock. when Dudley
Buck's "The Story of the Cross” will
be sung. During tho Three Hours do
votion. Rev. Chapman 8. Lewis the
rector will give seven moditotlons- -oo
"The Seven Words from the Cross."
——GOLD PRIZE LUCKY NUMBER
waltz; McKinley dance, Monday on.
Members or the building committeo
together with the trustees out Butler
Lodge. No. 97.1.0. 0. F... will mes:
Monday evening at which time it lo
hoped that a clear title to the property
at South Main and Hovfland streets.
which the lodge in to par-chose tor a
home one, will be established, and the
necoloory papers signed Io that the
deal will go through. The property to
now in the hands Tofltho‘ Raymond
Bro... estate. but because of forc-
cloouro proceedings at one time. before
I come into the poucooion or 317*
mood Bro-A thero is u now in tho
title.
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Amer conferring with two engineer
experts in regard to the value of the
two lot-go tank- nawv" 1111mm at the
,Danbury altering plant, the select-
men have cold the some to Daniel 8.
Sanford. ot‘Reddlnx Ridge. tor. 9. sum
slightly in advance of the amount for-
merly ofl'enad by Mr. Sanford for the
tanks.‘ While“ the actual value or the
tanks. was perhaps more. the facts
were taken into consideration that
D. S.
that they were deteriorating by stand-
ing unused. Mr. Sanford has men at
work cleaning out the tnako and tour- '
in: out the front of the building. pre—
paratory to moving out the tanks and
moving them to the Sanford school
where they will replace the water
greatest vnudevlllo cfrcr- i
George it; Mr. of Bridgeport,
and Justice Howard J. Curtis, or
Stu-attord.
Juan Keeler is well moon in
import and has been presiding at
tho civil term at moonlit hm choc
lost- 1mm Prior to that he held
a mm match to m.
at uncontmd divorce cum here.
He will preside at the April court
term in .BflWfl: He is a Man:
of Stamford and has been on the 811-
pedor court bench since 1913. Since
Theotler-careflhlotfiufloo»
Max:141...
lunch cloth-
Learn how 1
floors yourself.
Ale rcmunl 4 .
collu- light.
on omcoorMG. chm, In 3mm ”9 “1’09“”
tom; He was admitted to the Fair-
held county bor’ in January.187ii.
and from 1880 to 1882 served as
4m]: chutney for Stamford. In
1%” he who made judge or the bor-
70m court there and served in this
carded garments.
Make holders:
utensils or use 4]
Protect ‘01” 4-4 m 4
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”has time lol- cleon insight into also.
the kimono: Modem: slid his
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SUITS—COATS—DRESSES
A MOST NOTABLE SHOWING OF NEW SPRING APPAREL——— HIT).
HUNDREDS OF HIGH GRADE GARMENTS. AT MARVELOUSLY LOW I’Ril ES.
HRH in
Save your linen by using
and (lollies
O I'M llnan find ‘7;
k" l(‘ or 3
Save and sell 3011* in
Cut off. the button: {
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straight line models,
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$98
Extraordinary
Spring Suits
In a Perfectly Amazing Variety of Spring
Style Efl’ects.
Individual models for the smart young
stunning new designs for the average
woman, and plenty of attractive stylish
stouts. Fine na‘Vy and black tricotine, serge,
velour and suede checks.
suits, and strictly tailored styles.
1 1
Trimmed with braiding, beads, handsome
embroidery; silk lined and finely finished
Lowest Prices Anywhere,
Box coat suits,
blouse and high waisted
~
and Upward
Po
Sport
Distinctive styles,
green, blue and tan.
" Women’s
supply tanks which were destroyed
by fire. last winer. The tanks haxe a
capacity 0175 000 gallons each.
resonant that Promise: big to-
Mommmand‘mm;7
o WCoats and
and large patch pockets. New shades of
1 $91.98 and Upward
FOR SPRING WEAR
, Made Of. hghtweight Wool Velour) with dee
cape collars, Sinartly trimmed with embroi-
dery; Others with fancy Silk stitching, fined
Models
some finished with belts
andMlgses’
Silk Dresses
For Easter
Tall’eta; Canton (rope. (rope (:4
wChine, Foulard, Satin Lace 111.11
Georgette (.ombinatior. .
Every new model SEQ] .s 44 1
way into our assomnem ,
effects, tunics, circulm “71.434111 34;;
tailored effects. As i‘ur‘ 1:1:1‘21:1'<~< .;-~
ors, none seem to have M 1 41
Prices Are Far Below Those l‘it‘l‘t‘
Prevailing.
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A Superb Showing of New Spring $1111. 141
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micro
$16.98 and Upwz 1'.
Women’s and Misses’
Imported French KId
New Colors: Beaver, Gray P011; ’1’
Browns, Black, V1 hilt‘.
Some “lute ombroulmell 11 hit 1 in. k. \Hlll' 7 7
nith 1,\ into. Tl” iamous (onwnzr-z-z
other Standard “Funk
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Women’s Real French Over? Women‘s Elbcw
tysilks; shadesoftan
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» Women‘s Show Length
. seam Kid Gloves
Two clasp. White, black
colon. Regularly 3'1. 85.
:35 "be .......... $2 .95
’ ’ond “Val Rosita"
Silk Gloves
all the
$2.25
.1311.
ported Kid and anode Glam .
Beautiful assortment of colors.
including white, and black. We
halve been polling some quality
for $7.98.
Sale price2 pair . . . .
set to GLW»
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and
New Fgl‘ 1:.
Vui'p
Eu].
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French
Misses'
Two .' T.;~‘1‘ '4
1111411.-. -. .4 ‘— ‘
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nym-
Elbow
Double unsou- tipped;
wanted shades
Sale price, pair .. . .
W'r 3116-155 7’2 '1‘
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Fcr Spring
ran e 01 sh l4: 1-: in .1
A :eigfable gshades' , min 0!
and trimmed in
effects,
Sale price
Lon-3?:
ported Wns‘mflflo Ctr ‘.
Easter Gloves
lows
7111114.
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Klii 6‘1“" '
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$1.
(“151: inc? :1
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and East-gr
Taller-1 Silk Petticoats
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(‘hsrl’i'g‘llr H I“ ”12.11 [14 . , :13; 1| l.
Mir-1m “?‘4*‘7‘..-v-~' . :4 131-127
. t11111n1mi\1'l-: .liuc.pin1‘u 7.,
i ‘ ‘ and M1 1131 -L'.~
3.4.754 es $5. 98
Ill‘l'u
‘ 3 Novelty Silk Jersey Petticoats
ll 1h:
‘dmeu
00““ ~35! in 5:
$4.49
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7J'Fdxe Keeler coco to the supreme Sallll‘dfi’ M4441. ,7 77'} 7 1 Viv-.1
court bench t gm 386 day in N01‘“:1|k H ._ 4 q. .
We Court 33% £3131.” oi! 811. Norwalk Holt] 1: 0r “ ‘ 41min! 1
age - 1"“ ‘7‘;_ 44 “- 7
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