:owlng a largo
assortment 1"
late? als for
and Summer Wont
one. muste, li'laxons, Dnmtms,
511.». Normandy Ginghm
and Percales I
1
E. K. 3‘; I: , . l
115 a 47 West Wam~= m;
Under Mahackemo Hotel I
1
:!
.u-es!
South Norwalk
minimise:
rm ce K. Paul has purchased .‘fn.
touring car.
1 <- cutor Cramer C. Hegemon was A
. 1 tor in Bridgeport yesterday on
LESS.
‘ : the 10:45 o “clock service in Trin-
'Ciiurch tomorrow morning.- 'the
tornvvlli preach on “The Immortal
”1110.
Miss Hazel Barnum, of Waterbury.
-:s the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Syl-
mster Brotherton. 53 Cross street.
.-;sterfiay.
3n puty Sheriff
, allot of Dry Hill road entertained
I
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I.
«Nudity.
1 5 Hall Monday Night._
Amlrcw Noonan, the popular taxi
.11:~ for E. F. O'Connor, who had
miss broken a. couple of weeks ago '
. he slipped and tell on the floor
orifl‘fl'
;'r}' L.
, was the recipient of a surprise
Thursday evening tendered by
of his friends. Vocal selections
' :11: Wallerstcin featured the
1:,"5 ontcrtainment. Games and
~r: wore also enjoyed. A dainty
.11: wns served.
1:; demonstrate :1 Hoover to you
r own home. It'ou can get one
i 1'
pct-ganidlq‘
1m
1‘ lo use for your spring house-
Stop in at any time and ask
Irv'r‘ demonstration. Donnelly's,
:K South Main street.
. <11.1mrocks. of this city. and the
--:: or i: ridgcport. will cross bats
TI-M‘H'I‘
‘1; ‘1! -(
.lr-rnoon at 2: 30 o’clock. The
, for the Shamrocks will be
. and 0' Keefe. For the Rangers
x rind Erickson.- Next Sunday,
1.11 the Shamrocks will play the
vorks of Bridgeport at the Wicks
.2 gjfia .
- 170:1 Coal at Harris &. Guns.
' Smith Norwnlk Monumental
South Main street. have ‘just
a carlond of monuments
“F '1 ». «4:1...
.vmi
foreign granites and marbles.
- inn-rested may inspect these at
‘» mini 84 South Main street or on
:1- st a representative will call upon
{'11,
““1 r1 bioulders' Union, No. 209.1791]!
\I benefit dance in the Town As-
mii Monday night. The pro-
111 the dance will be distrib-
slcians’ union and will con-
12‘piece orchestra. The
Otto Emcthai VVllllam
iliam Chalmers. ,Richard
nd Sylvester Brotherton.
,. ‘ISH WAR VETERANS
11m. nday eve. March 28. State
'jirmory.
SPECIAL!
25c Pam-Stag?“ Hat Dye
Stillson-Powell Cor-p.
! South Ronni]!
That Starting”:
saungsAcconn
Means :1 1.0161122
.171 7... if..'-2 - 1
.1...11,....
YOU’RE mus
Go to “New Account"
window. Say. “IN
I: .0 open 9. Savings
I . Account. ” The mail in
‘ef charge 'will tab gm, ' '
money; giVe you I sig
nature card to m mp:
and by the bologna
hzinld aback ’tO‘ I
wi! 179 W, ” '
book readywiih
amount Mendy
That’s Ellthera u.
‘v..'
and Mrs. Nelson'
1 vos from Stamford at their home ‘
— Moulder s Benefit Dance. Assem- L
f 1 1 garage. is getting around again.‘ '
Cohen. 013.29 Belden avec '
1.» may paymentplan now. and. -
v. who Lot. East Norwalk Sun- ’sometime on Wednesday night.
from all the. noted American,
charge consists of: John_:
Fm italy ‘
A~ - Wondrously lustrous, p.
' péfectly woven 7*
from the finest
Italian Silks.
Fratn Swi‘ ': land
' The Land of Inspirations
i Inimitable for
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remnant ELWDQD ‘ Elam .
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distinctive lustre.
FEATURING Appropriate de-
signs in the Narrow Shape
accepted by the
EXACTING DRESSER.
"65c" $1.00. $1.50
.. ,‘EWOIlderfuI Quality”
Rogers and Stevens
NORWALK AND SOUTE NORWALK.
2 ,
Samuel HymIatr made a. report to. Boys creating a disturbance around
the police this morning that a. padlock Cohen' 5 grocery store were complain-
had been torn from the front door 0! ed at to the police.
his store, and a. box or cigars stolen. The Misses
lJcsse of 16 Franklin street. are spend-
Liberty Bond owners who have not .ing the week-end and Easter Sunday
exchanged their temporary bonds for in Philadelphia and Atlantic City-
permanent bonds should do so at Frank Quickner, of 32 Bayview ave-
oncc. The South Nor-walk Trust Oom—- nue, reported to the gouge that a 131.
any has a supply on hand of 2nd cycle he had left in front or a house
".4141 3rd 4%. 4th 4% for exchange on Seaview avenue had been stolen.
Guests at the Royal James hotel pm styles m m_m'g
- . in th New
yesterday. were George F S ‘ The case at the State vs. Michael
1 hoate. New York
filigezvnzinfifgaftifand wife. Bufiaio. Kelley. charged with intoxication and
N- BY” Wm. B. Soho. fer. New York breach of the pace. which case was
.Icontinued from last Saturday morn-
all: 11:1: {patting rgen£3h1§2llkLCIt¥1ing was continued until Wednesday
Louise Bogert. ' Englewood, N. J, ’morning at next week at 9 o',clock to
Capt. and Mrs. A. Mossman. Fort zoo-{permit of further investigation into
pont. Dei.. - Mr. and Mrs. Teho Bauer. some 0! the phases, thereof.
iNew York city and Samuel Genau. -Mouldcrs Benefit Dance. Assem-
NeW York citY- ‘ny Han, Monday—Night.
—Moulder’s Benefit Ilance. Assem- The firm of Josepli Rosenfleid &
lbw” Hall Monday Night. Company, Washington street hard-
Fiftyl your} ago.— it would not have lware dealers. husha'ug‘ed. and is now
seemed strange to see an entry on the know as Rosenfield Brothers. Joseph
blotter reading like this. .Rosenfleld having taken his brother
"Found two oxen in vicinity of ar- I. Rosenflcld. into partnership with
'mory. Return them to 0:11:1'" In him. A new sign has been erected
the midst of this bustiingn in teenth' over the store‘ having been painted by
century. however. it does seem rather William Jennings.
Iunique and unusual. butane athatter -—-Coa.l.a.t Hart!”
of fact this item nppeare on e 1111- The memorial committee of Lady
Itown potiice glggeghgffzan $11!; on“ “Palmer-ton, Lady Washington and
were re “me 8am Lady Jennings lodges held a meeting
Lanshnry, 0f 72 Harbor avenue._ Thursday evening in Red Men's hall,
-Flno assortment pf ”mt Norwalk. and appointed chairiady
Rosalia and AmeiiiL
af'thsm for folks who have yet to choose.
:11 artistic cfiect in color which is
Attorney Jesse T. Dunbar reported
to the police last night that an auto-
mobile owned by John Hanson. .01 A
Elmwnod place. had struck the tight
front 411:!) ot‘hls machine while it was
parked in front of 52 North Main
street. The steering gear of the Don-
bar machine was boot by the collision.
Kansans m skidded somewhat alter
the accldcnt and collided with-a. heavy
onto truck that was near 111nm”-
rest was made.
' ‘x—Nm— '
_ Special meeting or the women of
Mooseheart Legion tomonow at Edd.
Fellom' Hall, 80. Main Street. 3:10
P. M. ,
Leah Cohn. pres-lady. Miss Male
Beach. Miss Millie Lanzo and Mrs.
LMinnie Bennett were appointed to see
zahnut mm; .the ministering priest
for the memorlnl service. the date ot
which will bi nce‘d later. This
com will twltfi Lady Palm-
erton Lodge, Aprllt. lst. ,
-—Ooul ot Harris a Gas.
The case 01 the m v1. Sammi
immunity. of 6 Woodward avenue. ar-
rested for rem-Is driving and for
opcratlng a. car' without his registra-
tion certificate. w continued 5
morning by Judie Vogburgh until 9
Llaovskylsfire ddmotthonumoo:
o ’clock Tuesday morning. March 29th.
Willw ‘
wimmmmunnmmuuum Imunmmmuunmmoiiamuuu-j!
Easter hats are merry and gay—and there is no lack
t fruits and flowers, cheery ribbons and crepes,
miq no feathers ;-—they glint and wave and sparkle upon
tats of a dozen-and—one glowing colors.
Jade and henna, pheasant and blue, brown and gray,
-—so run the favored hues. And with each of them, many
sharp contrast.
lightness, are
Iio cl tr nsparent hats, of remarkable
v y a with-the bril-
lf lendid black—and many are tritmned
Han lacquered black ribbon. '
Handsome black and navy hats are given sweeping
gm and unusual efleci: by W11 ofburni: vaflture.
But the biggest best fact about the mfllinery collec-
fionmthatitmsolfigmflsogoodmdofsuchfine value.
- Nealemthespofiflasmficsat ‘
bib that on Way afternoon col-5
4 1111911 with the mucosa»: or. 1111.- " '
'vin D. Wadsworth. 31: the either 11:;
p
moles—- ~
mm of excellent
' .dlnxflcwke to give
ashram
_ of silk and of fine woolen.
chased, Madame Carpenter’ 5 services one
colors, or with Widowed designs upon
WW3; I
“Gadget-WWW
o
- Just home, after four months spent d the
center of the world, Madame Carpenter comes to Im
next week—to be the inspimtion of many a
Her services and her ability are unique. 'Sho'
gowns. She inckes patters for them. Then, from
distinctive patterns .s‘he cuts and fits gom all may.
one to complete at ome.
These services are to be at command of mm
without a penny of extra charge. When fabrics Inc
avafloh‘le
“1m
busy rims are ahead a
an
out further expense.
’Tisneaflyoyearandahalfsinccmdm
ter’ 8 :previmls visit -— but the memory of her
skill is bright and pleasing!
A warm welcome awaits her;
her!
We expect to be m readiness for cuhinng not later
Monday afternoon next.
mod floor.
\
mm.- rnmm mm r “-4
model, finished 16*
Wonnioc full good-fitting
daintylace trimming— ,.
Nightgown ofmrhable quality mam
same
pulse.
. W’hrte orpmhlfimsmdwsbhfancymtchmg
bodice-—
-
has?“
_Sooondm.
Stepmtoyour'
Norwalk Chronicler