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ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
A ,grvfl.’ ..- __ .,
UTE NOEWALK KIWAN
. x. nsA meanest: Props.
nnnY, luY 27: 1921——
TOMORROW_
High tide 3 a. m., 3 :3' p. m.
Sun rises 4 :25, sets 7 :15
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be- credited to it or.
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'Wlbénl news published herein.
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,t M AS0310 NOTES
'. “Daylight Slnllur Time.
A spuinl Communication of Old
Well Lnodgt No ms l”. and A. At.
.511 he held at its rooms Tuesday
Owning. May 3lst. 1921 at 7:30
o'clock.
Work F. C. Degree.
All Muster Masons cordially
”Eternally invited.
l-‘rolr'rnnlly yours,
Edison 1‘. Harris. \V.
and
RI.
i
' 'Attest:
' Robert M. \Vilcox,
f Secretory. " " M
' Butler Chapter No. 38. R. A. lit.
fleets in Masonic Temple. South
main street. the 2nd and 4th Tues-
dust; or e :‘uh mm th at 8 o'clock
k' \Uuh and August (\crplul All R A.
nations cordiallx null frnttrnnll) in-
.lted.
‘.D ll. “I. \C II. II. P.
[F S LYON, Surctnn.
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DETROIT
DIO-
I'HLICI. AI'TITII
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Illl'l‘llnl'l', Mich. .\l:l\‘ '27.—l"lf-
ml] liululw ll lIlt'filliIt rs of tho (‘ivllixlll
poliu lrlllJ) lw:. m :inlSllllK the traf-
fic {mu (T tho- prlitr (it-t'pllim.lt in
”plwhlnii l lntlmists “ho \mlult‘
name nszu‘..iiv-u< About out" thou!-
and of ti l< lllll'llll‘ arc to patrol
.lrt-l'ts in motor «alts
"So unions lulu the situation lm
covnr- that \\t .‘il'(' thinning our t-ulirr-
Norm lllin tl.o llt'.liit :Ignilwt tl'ui’llc
Violations. ha “-1- till ordinal ihr
crime wuu lrvtllix,” Stu-t Ml lH-p'l-
1y (‘omulixxwimu r linuis: or 1111- (‘l\lll I'l
mllf‘c «lo'pnrtulrlt soul.
BlZl-tt'lll‘lt Sl‘tll's (.Ill I'\\l'\\.
Nl‘2\\' Yillilx’. \l.l\ :‘T ("hurls-3
mft‘lll‘l‘ slum-t ll Suli'll‘ (1i: i 1 upon ll‘.
‘ht‘ lli‘lil lill.ll1l ul' .1 l-wlll. l.l“l tiL’lil.
I“. tin- (‘ullllllt‘llfi'lJl’lv Sprull: 5: (Will;
Grm run-nu \\;l~: «unplug»: ti .liitl the ll'f—
krt-t‘ inh rt‘viul in tlu- lillh
' Phil lllllmn l'l‘t'l\t‘ll titr-
Che ,liljllt‘fl our lx'lvl llt'llllllll
i‘ntl of ll l\\‘4'i\l .rmuwl limit,
Robb)" 'l‘lmmrm huvl o-nounh in the
‘flfth rounul of iris imilt with Sammy
award of
at the
mucous ALMANAU ron
' o! the club.
is own
GIVES COLORS
TO BATERY C
(Continued from me One)
fluid. ‘The field or blue was welded
together by those who fought during
the civil mar; it
united by the men who freed a near-
by island from oppression. The flag
was made more glorious by the boys
who fought during the world war to
male the country safe (or democracy. '-'
-—-i Profuse thanks for the flag were
made by Captain Keeler in behalf of
iCmnpuny (‘. Ho declared that the
butil- ly would honor and would fight
iror lht ting. it necessary. ’so that when
the battery was finally disbanded in
time to come. the flux would he re-
turn: d so that the Klwonio club would
regard it with reverence and honor.
“ith this. the squad marched out
and stoo'd nt attention at the main
entrlnce to the hotel so that Kiwanis
club members could inspect the flag
and solute us they passed out.
Another feature of the luncheon
u: the e-nttltainment of “'Bill
Stelnke. the Bridgeport cartoonist.
‘llill" is well known in Norwlllk-l’orl
his skill in caricature work and tilt,
so_--~:urll pictures he turned out werel
Mil up to his usual (lice-limit stund- '
ing.
Among those whom he caricntllred
were l“l‘l‘tl('l‘l(‘k l- ldllllBOll. president
Arthur C \theler llr
Ernest l" \chrcgor and Frederick
S. Lyon.
'i‘he :lllllltlllnt‘t‘ (it’ll! was won by
l". G. Hogan and was it padlock turn-
ed out by the Lockwood Alnnuractur-‘
ing Company and in a box made. hy
the C. S. 'lronluitigt liox (‘ompnln.
It “as prese-ntul l»_\ Alfred D. Mor-
gan. ounu of ill; Morgan llarduare
store. \Vnshington street.
Representatives of the “'illlnm's
Transportation company. “ho hme
been planning to start a bout line be-
than \‘orWnlk and New Y-mk citt
wele pruu nt tllilt .'-l\orin;: to llnd out
“htlllCl‘ such ll liilt “ould hlu suf-
ficient support to pay operating ex-
penses. Charles E, lloyt. or the South
Norwlllk llonrd of Trude, Hui-l that
the company “ould how to take a!
chnnce in the moth-r or obtaining
business. illusulurh us :1 numirr of]
melclulnts und in: inui'. lt‘llll‘t rs \\ .ln'I a'l
to find out what kind of service would
ii" Kiri-n llt'rtlrt' they would patronize
the line.
Norwnlk is listed as second in thm
lilul- illusion (clubs of inn nlt'llllit‘l‘s
or less) in the nttcndnucr- contrsi
:lmol’llr Kiwanis club throughout the
United Stall-s. “(wording to the lutlst
ismlt- of the New linglzlnul Kiuunis
News.
Still time for planting of trees and
shrubbcry. ”‘1-
Fruit, (ll-,unmentnl Shade and Prer-
green trees
NORWALK NURSERY
Between Norwslk luld “'estport
310(- rlud quit.
on Boston Post Road.
74". 294-4 . “'ostport.
was made further -
'pointed out that
normal.
—w—
it is proposed to apply the $1. 000. 000
,whicb' the statutes now require to be
se't aside. each session for the sinking
fund to the retirement of these shortI
term current deficit bonds.
Neither Chairman Trumbull nor
.Chuirmun Hall were prepared to say
how large this second bond issue
should be. as they said that it de-
pended entire!) on the success of
pending financial legislation. but there
is a general impression that about
310001100 more “ill be needed after
the capital investments have been put
out of the way. This would mean
that this entire bond imue would be
cleaned up by 1921.
Chairman Trumbull. in outlining the
plan emphasized that it would not
be consistent with sound nnun'ciul
policy to try to raise during the sub-
normal times caused bl the business
depression enough income to cow r all
t'lle statt' 9 current cm which‘
thcmsc'hcs lune bten warped from
the normal on account of the unusual
situation folloning the “or. He
ll rexenue- raising
program :-:uiulult( to meet the exist-
ml: llll is of tilt sin-m “ould lvc topv
hcmy when conditions returned to
l-‘urtho-rmorrv. he held that
the time was not right to lay down
radical changes In permanent taxes
as long as than “as doubt about
“hut llt‘ t‘c- ll! .1] gournmtnt would
«in about 1114 will. excess profits and
imome taxrs. ““h} should we base
FL'llt' tnxv-s on conditions brought
about ’lly the “1er’" hr anl-tl.
(‘llnirmzm Trumbull made it plain
that he Wns opposed to a tax on in-
itungihles and had iwvu from the start.
llv ndnlittmi. in fact. that he Would
pn-rwr a personal inconn- tax to a tax
on lutungihl- s,
n'lYOf‘flll' t\'t‘ll thut u! this llnlt‘.
lioth (‘lluirluun Trumbull and
i'lluit'llian llull 'l\lil‘t‘!4!-'t‘tl the l-eliel
that the adoption of the proposld bond
issues would rlnl(l\c from leopard)
the essential appropriations inn luded
iu the budgets ri~~commtndcd b\ the
appropriations (’tillllllllltC.
—-Got your \‘irtrola where "Good
Service is a Habit." Easy terms.
Donnelly's 16-18 So. Main St.
:2:
‘-
38 WALL
STREET
ARMY o NAVY. SALES co.
NORWALK, CONN.
$6. 50 Dress Shoes (Black and Tan). . $3.95 Men' 3 and Boys' Scout 811008.. . . . . . . . 2. 95
$8. 50 Calf Skin Shoes (Tan) . . . . . . . . $5.45 U. 8. Army Shoes (Manson Last) ....... "$4.95
Brogue Oxford (Strapped). . ...... ..$6 95 Ollicers Dress Shoes ............. . . . . . . $5. 45
FancyCalfOxfords .......... H......:..$745 UHSNsvyShoes ...................... $5.45
Calf Skin Shoes (Winged Toe) . . . ..... $5.95 omcers Army Shoes, Orome Celt, Manson
VelourCali’ Oxfords .............. $6.45 Last ................... .............$595
. Calf Skin Oxfords ................ .$5.95 Work-Shoes, Munson Last . . . . ........ . $2.95
Dr. Charles Shoes, Vici Kid (Cushion Anny Hip Boots ...................... $4. 65
Sole ............................... $4.50 Navy Knee Ecots . . . . . ................ $3. 25
Brcgue Oxford ............. . ......... $5. 45 Hen’ s'Khski Slippers . . .......... . . . . . $1.39
Great Shoe Values
A COMPLETE LINE OF
Underwear Specials
Condo Silk Lisle Underwear
690
‘8st Athletic Underwear 450 hisle Eon.................. 19o;6pr.$1.00
“Union Suits ......... $1.19 ArmyHooo -------- W...'2904 r. 1.00
. p $
OwnlWebbUnionSnits ...... 95c PureSilkHo
PmeoUnionSuits ............ ' ....... $169 so 69°
musdmsUnionSuits...” ........ $135 mml°n°'°--"m~- 2“ ”PM
nuwuadrasunion suits ............ $159 meoolmlo....-...-.:::.r.*.’...oo..“a
We Pajama ............... n ..... $1.95 mmwm”one...oos'oosoo-‘s'o'eooooo 39°
021ml Shirts, (collar attached) ....... $1.69 '
SHOES AND OXFORDS
Hosiery Specials
30d OMS, Put. w001 o n'o o‘o's'sfo ojo‘sfs er‘isfo o- m
U. S. ARMY COTS
ARMY FLASH LIGHTS (
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PRINCE MIRRORS
ARMY WEBB BELTS
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CARTRIDGE BELTS.
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CANTEENS AND MESS-KITS. ES
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THE. GREAT MEMORIIHl D
GAINS EVERY-WHERE;
A's-CHOICE]: PLUMB ABE
‘ Mavis’
Talcum‘Powder
special ‘ moi,
for ......O..~lm0‘
White Celluloid
-D 001an
5°° ...“... 39c
for ...........
Prophylactic Tooth
Regular 50c size
Brushes
39c
for
[2.0m]; Silk Gloves
Double finger tipped; regu-
lsr $1.00 value 75c
white only, for
New Vestces
Net and lace $1.25
trimmed, for
Hand Bags
All new leather. fitted with
frame and mirror, $3.25
and $3.50 $2.75
value, for
Iii-Button Length
,Sflk Gloves
Extra hemi qu iih: regu-
lnr $2 50 value $1 95
pair .....
Bag Frames. '
All odd lot: \‘nlues- 98
...... C
up to $2.95
Necklaces.
Ill novelty designs
' and colors ......
Shetland lilies
All colors 98 c
4balls for .L:....
. ~
Rhlllestone Bar: Plus
Values up to
$2 00 .......... “98C
Bandeaux Brassieres
Open hack and front; white
or flesh. Regu- $1‘ 00
.
lar 75c. 3 for
R. & 0,—0.3 Corset?
Low and Medium Bust; white
or flesh. Regu- $1100
lar $3.0(‘Vslue
Model and» Shopely
Broadcas-
Lsce and embroidery trim-
21330 $532. $1. 00
Brassieres
M175cqud-‘$1 00
..ity. 3for
Ila Reine “and GB
Corsets
value . . . ._.,”
986‘
$1300 _
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from ......,
to
TrimmedMull
To match your sweeten,
They are of the famous
Country Club styles.
In a variety of becoming
styles; values to $8.50.
:(lNDEREUL
$15.00
Hats
In all the leading-sly
colors
Priced . .
Now
for . . . .;.-._.
Nohby s
In all the hionshle
$1 98
for ..... .. . o
' to $5.50
Children’s Hats
$1.25.
“$3.50
$4 __ Heavily Mercerized,
o Regular 50c
‘V ; f0! N;o-,nao;oooos
ice and
Coats, Suits
Dresses
AT A no SAVING
Polo Coats, $8.98 to $29
and:
Special Group of
suits _o;| 1-0;..- o‘e-
_ 113le
5-15.00 Wool Jersey
Foplin Dresses $10.98
Costs
$10-98
i
Shirts and: Drawers
Light weight
Boys Summer Wt.
Two - Piece Pajamas
Regular $1.59 g 00
o
and $1.75 . . ..
1
Men’s Mr
__p .........--'593
Women’s Hose
in black
39c
Children’s Ribbed
In black
Hose
for 19C
‘Children’s Socks
Fancy roll tops: regular 350.
3 pairs $1.00
for . ......
Children’s Socks
Three-quarter size. fancy and
plain colas '50c
for ....,. . . . .
and 59c
Boys’ Sport Blouses
Turn down collars and short
sleexes; white and .79c
light colors . . ..
$2.50 White Crepe dc
Chine
40 Inches wide $1.50
at ya rd ......
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Cingham and Orgrllnlly4
Dresses $3.50 to $20.
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Canton Cr pe
Dresses $24.98
with fringe . .
Georgette
trimmed .
. .white, maize,
. .rose
box pleated...
Serge Skirt! in
.... ..... $5.98 to
. New Crepede Chine
f and Georgette
Crepe Blouses.
Mite and pink, trimmed
with filet lace or
styles
for . . ..
Tricolette Dresses,
navy blue, trimmed
Crepe in
navy blugbe aded‘
Baronette Satin Skirts,
All Wool Plaid Skirt!»
blue and black
$5.98
$22.50
”$2200
and
$9. 98
“IVY;
$10.38
tailored
In all the
‘
Lcolomoooo
All sizes and
MullB:
«trimmed,
Llegulsr 31:06...
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Silk Sweaters
new shodcs$1‘1‘c 98
Knit Slip-on
. Sweaters
$5; '
I, Wearever Aluminum
I
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, - ‘p.
$2.50 Canton Crepe
Not all silk. $1.50
at yard .....
'54-in. Wool Jersey
In all the new Mean-unlu-
$3 .5 quality 32““ 49‘J
yard ..........
Imported Decorated
China Pitchers
Regular price 500 25c
for . . ........
Imported China
Decorated Tea Cups
and Saucers
“$3: $23.10.". 98c
Glass Water. Sets
Including pitcher and 6 glass-
es. Regular price 98c
s1. 69 for .2 .......
English Earthenware
Tea Pots -
Three difierent designs to
choose from;regu-
lax-price $1.50
Copper bottom; regular $3.56
value
for . . . . . . .m
SABE. TWO DAYS’ BUSINPES IN ONE. BAR
ALUES. TRADE EARLY. THE
CKED UP FIRST.
Pieces Long Cloth
36 Inches wide. RCgiilul‘
price $2.48.
16—yard
$1.48
Handsome VtTiles
Tomorrow will be \ oile lid:
100 New Dress Pattern \ -
5.5’ard lengths“ $2.98
The pattern
$3.98, $4.98
40-in. White
Baronet Satin
Regular $3
quality, yiid . .$2098
40-in.
Round Center Pieces
Regular price $23.00
Each ...... 98C
18x54 Scarfs
Heavy lace edge. Cnil‘l‘iii"v
blue center. Regular
price $2.00 98c
Each .._.,” .....
Turkish Face Towels
Neat lllue borders. Regular
price 290. 98
C
pieces for . .
981:“
$2.75- ,
Begulsr $1.30 value
tor ...-omuoooc,
PMLillie
rental-$14.00 'rfl
wu.2°roooo ‘
lulu 9109.01.50 ,.
1” ”econ-"eon.
j;-
slilghtoolol'o-
’ ' 2m...... $400
5 for ,1,
Bates’ Seersucker ,-
Glllgham
8 yards
for ...... . . ........
1..
Pillow Cases
Good quality 98c
4 for . .._.w. . . . .
Round Scalloped
Table Cloths
s l
flPericc . . . ....... .980
Linen
Crash Toweling
4 yards
98c
4 White Madras
’3‘“ 98c
Absorbent Face
Cloths
18 clothes ' 98c
£01: oooos ........
Dress Lengths Crepe
dc Chute
'Fhite, pink, blue and gray.
Sold in dress lengths only.
Per yard
at ....... ..,
15c and $1. 00 Figured
‘ Voiles
In a good asortment of put-
??? .“T’fi’i. $1. 00
36-in. Talleta
In navy blue. Regular $2.69
M... ... $1.69
: st ...........
for .............
Handsome Batistes
In light colors and designs.
‘ Regular 890 quslltzr. Sale
”M..." $1.00
for
u
glint: Hum hm oul black.
Wynn! ”$12.00
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and designs.
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98c
$1 00'
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