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SILK HOSIERY_ ,
APRIL 18TH TO 23121) ,
Our- Annual Event »
Larger Assortment Than Ever.
:; ~(>ynx.” Black, all silk. $2.35; 3 pairs . . . .. . $6.50 ’V
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MEN—It is a tough job
Eva-y Woman William-row feet has chance in pink”. ,
paiz'ofpumps orofiords “$2!
:7 ‘Pointex Heel,” Black, all silk, $2.45, 3 pairs $7.00 9% L . to tell :you about these _ . .,
\ I)”ilxtox Heel,”_White and Navy {._. . . ‘ hum $2.45 ’ suits at“, mm]: Wé- mom from lat “Spring; all that 15 lei. m . "z
. «— r-pn‘gntex Heel,” Lisle-Top, Black only ..... $210 3. d . fl . ,, Lumber of amateur styles, and all in narrow wi .‘io‘
,v - ,_ g ' 0mg gs . . .
1 unyx, Black,811811]:p;._..............,... $2.45 “I; - ‘_ f _ They ’ WWW ofm
Q ,. f . . kin .3 .. _ aresogoodwere . . .
«mu. black will white c100 g, i: 53 3 1'] $610 $720 $8.30 E 'd of getting too en 11me patent leather, here and there thou; .1 a g
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«myx,” white with black clocking . . . .32; $2.35 ill ’ - at "« 1mm. - 01' t." 0 0f practically every style of Shoe we laid. H
_. .- ou.--..-o.-o-....uo....$6.50 _, ‘% '> ‘ g-
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myx,“ black mth White clocking . . . .. $2.90‘ ii Smts you d “013 expect Then they were 37 $10 and $12, NOW, if your $2
w 3.x." black and colors, lisle top. . . . . . . . . $1.60 3'; - to findat $35 size is includednz pair for you at - v
.. llaalte. all the new shades, all Silk . . .,. . . $338 ,5 . In fact. suits we didn’t Main floor. roux. ‘
. ~ .oocruuoou-cco-noocvo - " ' '
. . . . . . . -_-:- - - . - ..- . . in Entire Stock to Choose from
11. black and colors, $1.75; 3 pairs . ._. ._ $5.00 a $358!!)eCt to get to sell at . ‘ ,. ,
.— ,, . h. This Is You. - - Jer suits of '-
lvvj l a, all)“. of small broken lots, .all Sizes 33 Onnortunity Full of snap and style, . .
[jg _. , mini-s, but not enough of either to '3 h .. great woolens, careful .
.s l: .- namely, at $1.45: 3 pm, $430. . , R . mung- great mmt-—$13.75
4 _~ u ogers & Stevens - wand the very flmfxgs . , . - - i
r ' ' ' a men are eager - - - - - e r
f MEN’S SILK SUCKS 7 93 Norwaikand South Nor-wall; . S . e n c i": They have an an- ! They are dlstlnctlve ! There I:
- . ‘ - this rm : —-- .
‘x . - d 0...... . a! . . P g P . remarkable value ! . 4
I; s Phoculx an . . n stripes grav herrmg-
g> . .. ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65c and $135 .. M J M A DC bones, worsteds in mm- Some of almost-startling color; some of quiet rich .
. . ' - rs. o ._ ' onnor. wife of Dr. . '9 N (l5, mlx' hm -
. l , 3; John A. O'Connor. of Elmwood ave- “8661189131; (:XfOl‘ heather '
‘ . 7 0 nuc. is quite in at the Norwaik Hos- * 1:. - - ~
£2 PH D A ‘2 IS - 35 pita]. This morning 1... condition Single ., m d Tuxedo or regulation model, With slm'ts that hang ..
m 1 ‘1‘ was regarded as a m more favorable. do le [pat ' , gracefully and afiord engoyable freedom.
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—n . toargl‘ Armo —. : ~ . .
9‘". ~ ~. lgmgton Street South Norwalk ' and”; “' ” ‘ ‘, a"; flap pocketS. ym- Good tan shades and that handsome copper tone now
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8 o o t t m R 1 J “11 e1 _ M special styles and a (l. mend—and a blue of specuil life.
1 1,,‘,-1.‘/-3_ .. 1.1-3.1" m: ues s a e oya ames ot wanna—M _ ' 4
7’7’71}767€Q‘ ‘<:‘<: ' ‘\=~‘~“““““‘“‘“““‘3 yesterday were (1.1). Vankirk. Dr. D. servatlve Sty 198 ! Well finished- extra value— " ’W
mt»... 4* l M. Kellogg and Walter Schnuli. all Plen f ‘11 l ’ I ' )3. .
. ' ‘ of Brooklyn. N. Y.. and Mr. and Mrs. ' ty 0 058 c ear handsome grays, the taStefl-fl .. . . L '. '
f 7 w. are chewino It all"; I“ W“ a James. of New York city. likes, the Satlgfymg browns. . WRAPS AND SLI'I‘S of decmve appeal and split. ‘
{9T} . Ils""u.f"' S __mzh g” 52 coal ” Ham . and . _ . ling value; every handsome tan and reindeer shade among“ 7 -
- Materla 01' I) am Sizes 33 lo 46 heat anythm of recent ‘11 ‘ d ' hl fa ed ' '
’, (1 Su er W _ i g , 535 t e wraps an lug y- vor navy among the suns. . aw
' ————‘ an 11ml ea! . - “H ‘ . veal-s. and are— ‘ . . . . . . . . -
i * - W~k :-~ ””1“ In “M- A“ ”Her-7‘“ 11 WW “‘fi'me‘ ' . Splendid 1n lallOl'ng,‘Wltll Silk 1111ng. - -‘
1 - 'li_lil . 'i _ . , _ , has received word from Breckenridge, _ ‘ Y . ‘ W.
:1, Volies. Batiste, Flaxons, Dmntxel. Texas. that a. son has been born to SMALL SUITS. a bunch of odds and ends pure Unusual value,—— .- :
gi- - , . r . v . ‘ 3 _ -
rman Gingham. Mr. and Mrs. Hear) Res oer. The ~ , Second floor. x .
- v .. MM t SW53: Nahd Pegalea child has been named Dough. Val- wool, but onl} for men of~small figure— $15
t ‘ . \y L .v in. -' amine Kcl’ser. ' Main floor. rear. .~ . f.
3‘ 7 7_ : E. K BANKS 1—3“? your coal at Han-{3 and Gang. . .. , — WM. , ‘-
x mm. x» in.“ (mi-I 45 8. 47 West Washington Stroll _ MM __ >
‘ . ' . _ . v! A large delegation of members of l ..
n- W“ "“’ I “ I“ Num‘ug Under Mahnckmokflotel Lady Washifigton Lodge. Shepherds 50W Nam lSPRING “YEDDING ’ ' m DISTRIVI‘ 00V” cm ‘"
: : _ , South orwa of Bethlehem attended the celebration __ 9 . ‘
7 "— ;. n- _ -: “—13—! marking the twentieth annivcroars‘ Aisthorpc‘s hail “as the scene of 3 AT ST‘ PAULS pafifjgfig r2; fiifig‘g’gfinfifisfiaém .2
. \, 11.1.: , of the institution of Lady Palmerton social garnering, last night. in honor Home wan arraigned before 3* - .
r I T.» .. mums came together on 1\orthHodge of Vvestport last night. Thu trip of the birthdays Oi Thomas Murray.‘ Continued from First Page Nehemiah mule an. mgr-m i-
w ‘33“. bli'l'cl at 6:45 o‘clock lust cve— was made by automobile and iflewf- Ge:rfg Sarézigl.q1rxlllg F. Olmstead! ._.... ’ um uptown Citycourt Sentenoq. fi
——-—-——-—-— ‘ l =.'.". 1 . i “ l - and be- . ‘ . , an 3 war . .mitll. The afflairwas ~ - '
- ' ’ " " W “' ””"F'H’. .. ‘11:: $321? “mg 5 ( “‘3’ “as great" “”5“: omen up by Mrs. E. B. Sinilh and Afr?” Hm" 3"" m” Bath” mp“ I bacilli-:2: flgfsdeglspccted '
Mrs. Sarulin. to the members of th ~° .‘orwnik: Miss. r . ' . ' suspect» ‘ a
m _ _ ",L -_. \ . -—Scratch Grain. Devine Brol' Tucsdax- evening dancing class. Til: ioi‘ Glen Cove L 2‘,1" Egret dam-lune, “ ' A score or minors. d to
._. _.>r wssortment of capn—O'Brlen's. .' _ 1 - ~ .. and Mrs. John . been causing damage to the In I
. , ._. .1 7 . ~ hail “as prom!) decoraie-d and danc- .Vi’cst. of Maplewood N J Thor we 1‘ Nash home and Other Places in Bro-A
, —'-.___" G. Forrest Rullcrg'orlh. JR. 0f this.ing was cnjo_xed throughout the cvcn- lhandsomeh- aiured' in. softly 6 re . River. were brought before J“
r . ailm J. 0 Brie-n and two bhil- citv. has hog-n mndc n memhcr of thclinu. Refreshments wen- scrvcd and 'Vcliow goor ctt . . raped PAP! Candee and questioned. with the h
.» 3 \Villow street. Stamt‘rd. i'lv:y firm of Cadwalndcr. mckcrsham {one of the features was ihc cutting of l}? . g e cnr pe w't‘h tulle sash ‘ 8‘ April lél.—(,lccupalion of of finding out who the chief 03m
‘ .51 ml: with Mr. and Mrs. Edward & 1‘ ft 40 VVuil great. New York . four birthday cakes and the presenta- .1 8.1"“ and wore 1““ of brown horse— more German territory in: French were. No charges weer placed 8881‘
‘ \ llclden avenue. . d. ' d’ to an announcement {Mom or bouquets. Among those Dres- :hmr With a spray 0’ delicately COlONd forces should the Gemluns ““1 to meet the bars. at this time. but the lib-'-
n cit}. .lccor. m‘id . Mr Butte ”114““ were Mrs. \"illlsim R. H3859“ Mr. flowers on the crown-l. Each carried the allied demands for the parmentung wag. simply in the way of a m,
3. W ‘ _ . made with“? “3- ' '““ . lurid Mrs. Elmer Hendricks. Miss Guck- a bouquet of all the pastel shade flow- of Twelve billion gold marks by Mai‘ a ilnvestlgauon. The investin—
. - l..»ii\i. iimcns. of 245 East avenue. . ‘ d in the firm wiih formlrn . . . ,. . . . , . . .
.. _ . . is 8390013 9 , lc-r. of new lork cm. Mr. and Mrs. era. 1, mar go bcvond the Ruhr district consumed the entire. morning.
~. "" ”1"”? ‘to lthé‘ {:Oufcszfiflergagmthgi; Attorney Gcneml “ickersham and 'Joscph liamspcrgcr. Mr. arid Mrs. 121- ,' The best man was Charles I. Sturgis and include at. least a part of the in- _
fl—t _ 1 . m1Ixiorul‘lguilficclil thgelgrankltlll scrhool cx'Pmsmpm Tart. _ . ggl‘rnPkgllglg'33r‘aiddliszqrs'cl‘izfr SAL ‘fathcr of the groom. while the bride dumial section 0“ \‘Vcstphalla. it is '— W i
r ‘ E ‘ I . ~ball Vol-walk vs. Lmn (‘d-iXolki. Mr. 'and' Mrs. Filihcrnt hlr: ‘Wns 31““ ”"3” by CE‘TUS Hail Mc- declared by the Echo De Paris. In, ‘
u‘ . ——Bai=( - — - . , _ - ' Cormack or Chi 1' - vdincussin vcsicrdav‘ me «in or til =1
I A manhole without a covcr at the arm] er-l at Malone Field Sunduylund Mrs. Charles 1.. Baker. Mr. and ' (“SQ 11-. unck of the ‘ ~- ’3 g - ~ 5, ‘ g , ( : SmON
. ._. ‘HEH ‘ r. of ilnvmond and South Main 2'], P ‘1‘ Mrs. Thomas Murray. Mr. and Mrs. ””8““- 1‘ rcnch Cabinet. 3‘ ‘thh the question l DAHER &
F . — ‘qw‘dq “"1: re ortcd to the police . . a . - . .3 Chdrles E. Kellogg. Mr. and Mini 'lhe ushors “om-9; Arthur Divan. of m-cmuai extension of military pen—5 I! l St *
B' ' P" ‘ T B Fi'wimiin' ‘ li‘r' ml: Strutton notified the ‘l'ndcr the auspices of the C. and K. lYoung. Mrs. R010 MiSS_Vi\’ian King, 301' Chicago. 1”" William 13— ‘Vhil- "”795 was considered. ”‘9 "“WSPEPPY' 1'16 south '
3': Inf ar ags, Hll'l'l (3.5:, ”310m and a new cover Fmploves‘ Benefit Association. almr‘ and Mrs. Ann.” “313* M" and lney. 0‘ Boston. Mass--J°hn 110“" a'ldvs‘n's that two reports. one military _"'"_—
V ; Q. V; -- V ll 1 e 3' L l “ ‘ . ' ‘ ' ,. b h id next Fridav night :MI‘S- GPOrge Snrtmn. Mr.‘ and Mrs. 953er Scott. both of Philadelphia" land the (filler economic. were adopted. 9 - .
U "'4‘" ‘ ap m on ‘MF placed on the opening. failed“: 11e Iflans for the ad‘air are '{larglmill‘laklfl‘ Clmgim‘m Edward 11’3" Wink“; 33- Daniels Jr John F l Marshal Foch in the mum" Fe“ .Ela'hél'rl‘a— can.
V ~ ( . n .- u. c a . » l . l l . aro d . instead. Irvin ; . . “ " ‘ , ‘ . . c- as, ,...
' I Like —Latest Soft. Hats.—-—O'Brien's. progressing rapidly and ll ‘5 expected Oimstead and Mayor Howard Hassclf 'fxiarg ’Nand f Bancroft Hammond ”‘0" lsadeclarid film‘f hPIdJ-l—lfllm ALL KINDS ““2““
. - r.) . that there will be a. large attendanc" . Mr. and Mrs. James 0. Thurston. of 'm‘ick. 01.05:: k' and Gordon MCCOF figfinmv§~zren areas should
5.1;: . g (“"9" Corp. 1 Mrs. (39mm, Bolts. of Springwood at the dance. Robert Howard is ‘lfinion Hill. A. 3.. are spending the day The chumm Ill-bow, _ , , ‘ becarried out with columns imposing; "“ 29—5—3—
, .. - 'nwnu... “”5 morning (19de tor'chairman of the committee 1;; charge U1 friends in South Aorwalk. - Palm f, a .3” r: of flowers. enough to deal With any .German re—, mcy Fruit
‘5 r '1. IVORWALK ’M-n‘io'molis. Minn. where. she will of the dance. The members of Divisinn xv. 1 J ’ffi pillage?231:3mltxueshwemluwal:‘cuonis abillhough that would be mom:
. spend sc-w-rzi “‘C-f‘k a. th. est ‘ n a. s . -' ““ ‘7 " A‘: V e a. ’3 C ancc and mpm a 9" e declared that this! ATM
‘~ ._.—'__.._~ ; her “nap ruin.“ . SD g c g“ of __ do tonight A “._.. Gail’s .O' n.. lino inc-1r families. (moved a Son the ends of the pews nearest the force could be considerably decreased} STRICTLY FRESH N
. .x mm aVCnport. Dan 2 “n" social time at tiuir hall. Thursdav i i m ‘ - ' EGGS DAILY
‘w ‘ 'Ofl‘h evening The memm,‘ of the cast of {:15 e muslghlch the bridal proces—ionce occupation was well-established:
".1'1’3‘5" ....._...~.....‘ - .. ; . ‘ 4 on pm to the altar. Louis Louchcur Minister f Liber-
___ a -- . _ The South r: 65 f N The her Gow were th l , .. ~ °
4 A n 0 orwaik Will r5 9 r meal The beautiful single ring ceremonygatcd Regions. submitted the. economic i ——————— i - 7 a.
clash with the fast Y. M, C, 0, team Get all the joy you can out of your
01‘ East Norwzllk. tomorrow afternoon victrola. treat it to some new records.
at the Colonial Diamond. The game. Feed it some of the latest jazz or
WMCh “'m be marked by some fast classical music and watch it smile and
playing- “'5” 5m” 8* 3 O’clock sharp. ‘brightcn up your home. Monday in
Dance Record Night, Dancing- will
The tcachcrs and superintendent of")? enjoyed: at the store until 10
the Sunday school of the South Nor- 'o’clock. Stop in and hear your dance
walk Baptist church will entertain records. try them out while listening
the members of the primary depart— ‘to them. Donneiiy's 16 - 18 80. Main
mcnt m a party in the Sunday- school St. "13“?“ 2!
rooms of the church this after-noon.~
. . —Now is the time to buy Cedar
“Spring-time." the musical cornering-basis, a good line, reasonablly priced
dc' iuxe which is to appear here on at~ , ,
Friday. May 13th. ot the Regent The- Angevme s.
ail-c. contains same of the most de-t
lightful bits of humor. chorus and solo
singing and dancing that the Nor-wall:
public will ever have‘the good fortune .
l-e!“.“l:m towards the outflttmgot the newly or-
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”alloying"...
' no .
5%" YOU
f'sw’ ' but the man
' ‘It was voted at last night's meeting
of Lincoln Council. No. 4. O. U. A. 7M?
‘to appropriate a. substantial sum
l~ .. _
3‘ I ”1 alley has to see ganized Lincoln Council Drum Corps.
if g; ”091' hand 7' ——Dcrb.v. derby. O’Brien. . with uniforms and instruments. Jos-
. l ‘ Elsi .e'ph M. Moeiier. Howard Richards and
Ill rig-Vt h i n ”l" Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith has Robert London will go to New York
« l ' g ’ "3: received advénoe copies of the acts of ‘Monday to select uniforms and instru-
"\ .1 ' don’t 0 u 'é~ the present Legislature which take ef- ,ments. The final dance.’the proceeds
y . :E feet with their passage. The billoare‘of which will go to the drum com
51! . {3 up some El; dated from Jan. 20 to March 24. will be held on Friday evening. the
.- ' ' 5 None of them is of great local signi- 22nd. A "feed" was enjoyed by the
1 Il‘. .v 4y 9 . ' 'i ficance, . members or the million last evening.-
‘ ‘ ' ’ 3. . - — following the meeting.
: , .A light was noticed burning in the ' 1-—t—.-—-
" «N a: lnter- home of Dudley Raymond, 60‘ West amt”, Neda. pm Bron.
' ‘ " late last night. Patrolman
avenue.
“ Milton Lockwood was sent to investi- . COCKENOE'TRIBEJiOTES .
gate and found that men who had ' so“ rm“ received the
been working in tfie noun yesterday; chief's degree last night rats mom;
had forgotten to turn of! the cellar at Gockmoe Tribe, No. 3:, 1,.0‘ 3.1L.
12mg you along
Mace to ac-
monéy and
{b-
‘Tf in mm” light switch when they left at the end‘ new axed Jim-hon um m ,
- .n we are our of their any; work. ' . Charles Beck at <Wa
il'I-‘ltor. ‘ i.._4___. . FL“ * ' ’m ~
mm mm
We Open; store 011W ' . nan-ii
iron 4‘ ma- on. 'So. 'Norwalk, of the , . _
second-hand Intuitive. - dishes» -gas mat Inky-eat;
ranges. stoves. 'oli stoves. carpets. ’mvtobohgfl'in mm -:
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-- My oniount—
(N.
; made through Dunbar and Quinlan,
attorneys for Mrs. Phillips.
' fiad’faflendn nae}: cayenne running
for the evening. l-‘iedier's orchestral
furnished music. of the Episcopalian church was used
in the performance of marriage by
Rev. Lem s E. Howell.
Followingdhe wedding. a. reception
was held at the home of the parents
of the bride. or 34 France street foi-
dowlng which the bride and groom
departed on an extended honeymoon
to parts unknown. Upon their return
on May 15. they will reside at‘ 1315
Actor street. Chicago, Ill.
Miss Hammond and Mr. 'Stnrg'ls are
veil—known in society circles of Nor-
walk. New York city and Chicago.
.Mr. sun-gig la a. graduate of Harvard
university and during the war saw
overseas mice with the artillery
branch of the army. as an omcer.
BADI’WINTERSTORM
Home, 0010., April 16.’-—-Tlle
Rocky 'flonntun region .today was
slowly recovering from the eifects of
Lil‘s. W'illiam R. Hansel]. of Ever—
slatstrcct. is entertaining Miss Guck-
er. of New York city. at her home.
over the week-end.
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Mrs. Carol W'hite is visiting her
mother in New York city.
BUS BAMAHE .
Settlement was nude yesterday in
the damage proceeding: brought by
Mrs. Harold W. Phillips. of Orchard
street. against. the Bridgeport Bus
annotation. of which Charles Hunter.
of Bridgeport. is one of the owners.
The plaintiff received a substantial
sum. - .
Ituppears that Mrs. Phillipa was ln-'
Sui-ed in an accident some time
when one of the BWfi-Norwalk
Malia which she mdding skidd-
ed 6nzthevroad and ran into a tele-
graph me. She brought suit for
$5.0M) damages. The settlement was
Mes. bloc. ‘cd mums and para-
lyzed wire communication in most
directions from Denver. Train service
:10 the‘somh mulled hst'nighl, was
expected to be resumed today.
Wire service. however-{was not ex-
lnto mcmwiflrfiemry macro,
’73:: .therrudjolna
; Mai-tens“: and tarnishing!» an- many couture-amnesia.
”We‘lnlao’huytheabmeumcd. . ' m
i"
imam ._
ago the worst storm of the winter 311116211“
Jimenez-mm BY Wu K .
, large We!
mm scours 3.2mm“... Mm a..."
Who-IMP.“ ..maaemte.
.m,—M m m g V‘Bmaaiucnog. x. 1:. M 46.4—-
‘report. stating that the penalties to;
she applied should not be merely to ex-i
ert pressure upon the Germans and:
Iforce them to give in. but as a means‘
to bring in the money due to France}:
Mignon AT ST. JOSEPB‘S. f
A two weeks. mission will open all
St. Joseph‘s Church tomorrow. It will ;
he conducted by the Oblate Fathers'
With Revs. James B. Fallon and
Charles Fallon. A large attendance is
expected at the services.
mum-r IN TRAIN
m. .
HATTIESBURG. Miss. April 16.—
Several persona were injured. none
seriously. when the Cincinnati—New
Orleans Limited, on the Southern
GILL BUR!)
PISTON RINGS
If your motor leaks oil. or I“
compression, it proves your use.
rings are worn out. A set of Gill-b
RINGS installed will give us”
ing increase of power. We have 1
sizes of GILL or BURD g5.
Rings.
SHUFELT’S GARAGE
East Not-walk. Tel. 1833
.Hdw. & Auto Supply CO?
Tel. 32.!
l
.Railroad. struck a washout and went 30,159le ;
unto a ditch. a few’miles north of
'lnene. thitmorning. The accident was
attributed to a. heavy rain tall. o
NOW IS THE ME TO BUY CEDAR 1
CHESTS
Our chests are of Genuine Rd .
Sadat. guaranteed to be absolutely »
mothproof. Will make a fine ad-
dition to your bedroom and a}.
iflord protection for furs, wool”, .
clothing, etc.
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' ‘41;
See them in our window.
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