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.- ,... “3"“. secretary to
l‘lfllll". in 1919 and
ll‘sllllluny was read
. Surrogate Foley and
ti.)
ll~
. m-wr saw Mrs. lien-
o-slztlt' to Mrs. ’l‘r-n
um lu- rrsumml this
.. II! III I,I;~ l'il.\N(llCl)
. mm.” , Ii-niih Alli-elm! by New D f 0f brown calf; leather $0183 and rubber hCEIS— $6.50 ThOS ' lot“ .
t...r....u...m-m ‘ rcsses or young wo- M - . . - ..e 1 .e 1““
. ' occasm oxfuids entirelv of smoked elk l 7 bb ‘ -
v ..« v"l"ll|:“.’4 in train . V“ '“‘ ‘ la‘e ru 91 (‘h '
. I“ [my Sunday “-1...“ men and f01 women of soles and heels— ~ - eel-.5 and shepherd
.o
. , i..-.~..m.-s «rm-mt... sedatcness; dresses in u . a ,, Checks; as snappy as
. 1| -N -w Y k, N- . . - - Y 1 am oor. rear. ' .
c: :M’ul‘itl11:11.“:me0:)nly“: ".OutthI Elle? 0f Jaunt) ' any 3’0ung man call
Mums are unwm by lines and dresses of - - Wish ' '
The noun train m.- mature effect and straight N “I d l l ‘ '
.- ',u.\"< -: n«l N-w York will . U y “ ' _ .
"'l“ .ll Hail lluiilniry and at 111198; dresses Of gay hues . e , an ove * nght toned brown
rm :\-t(":;':iilil:i‘i}) 13.: “£2. and dresses of quiet tweeds, cheerful and
g......-‘ station s{op.' V browns, , and , blues—all c010red organd __ 85c cheering.
.l...- :-.' r H' tt‘ i ' ' ’7".-. ”’* 7 7 ”a y '0 . -.
l, a. Him: will: :[l;‘(:'IiI\l'(' jgrngg- llllllreSS:1\e 121thelr lth' . ' ' "”' * ' 7 727- . . ,,,Alert Stl‘lpes, .“Vlth
llllllll‘d‘s earlier. under 1 “(’93 an W0 .1. - - ' "7i 7 W 7 ‘ W 7 7
m u... schedule of that , One of the prettiest and most-alluring of fine cotton the“. “'th 111183 77 7 7
in: morning train from New hotable number _ of fabrics for beautiful Summer gowns—at special price. standing Ollt on
" ”‘ "“""‘”" “' 7”” “' m" dresses of lovely beaded background of b1 e
..i- \'o\\' York four minutes ' ‘ ' . ' ‘ ' . ' u
. mi will m- scheduled to ar- Georgette crepe, distinc- Sheer and hght and crisp, dainty and charming. or black I
south Norwalk ten minutes
7 : than the present. schedule. Be-
.<«initli Norwalk and Danbury
. ,.m “1” run on n schedule that
.21: ll into thn Dunhury station
present schedule time.
tive and With marked person
do chine; some with deep trim
,.
”UNITY (‘III'RCH NOTES t as W81] as Of St} 18.
is very gratifying to the mupy
71le of the, rector to know that be
making rapid progress toward re-
:«vry. Next Sunday the services will
.. .n rhurgc of a. very dear personal
"krill of the rector. ltev. Thomas F.
urn, superintendent of Christ Hos-
m‘l. Jersey City. Mr. Hyde was for
r: years rector of St. Mary's Church.
usury f‘ity, and by his energy and
. .“hznlness in his work made splen-
hf progress with the church. but re-
rml A few years ago much to the
FTP? of his parishioners to take his
“‘r‘vlll position. This will be the
might well be called stple styl
Second
o
ing hue. ’ Dresses of fancy printed crepe de china. soft
and alluring in luster and with a grac '
Goodly number .of dresses with marked novelty.
Equal fine opportunity for choice from dresses which
Fine in quality, in service, in fashionffine
to unusual degree in value at
store; then to secure ap-
proved one at this special
price of $25.
alily. Dresses of fine crepe
nung of novel lace in match-
c and beauty'of pat-
es of Spring.
$25
floor.
her soles and heels-—
fine——
Smoked elk oxfords of‘another type have saddle strap
Delighting in colors—which include pink, honeydew,
light blue, peach. Nile green, corn, orchid, reseda, Alice
blue, red, navy, flame. jade. and brown.
Full 45 inches wide, very firm, as well as very
Right aisle. rear.
6tPermanen‘t waves” ‘
that really last.
Hair given the permanent wave treatment here now
’ $6.50
‘
tWeeds for example;
full of pep.
light and Springlike
as fabrics.
d
’ ' 1k like spring; *
. \luyo r or 135 West V “Sport Shoes” is name 0f man I] l ' h f
u. . 1, “ho was the Sll‘lg-. ' ' ' _‘ ' ' ' . y 0V9 .brlg t sorts or
. mm Sort-niher. 1920, “HS is an inVItatlon t0 women—but 0f 110118 that have greater charm and novelty - . ‘ .
. , - 2m ‘iimhiw' “:5 ge- nlileet and enjoy some of and appeal than these at price. Real Spring Sluts—I, ~
' "-" -. "2]“ am .“‘ t e prettiest and most- . ' . ' and the look it!
1”,],‘1’ mt”, “loaf"hw attractiv d - th . Gray Plk OXfOI‘ds have.a saddle and toe—cap of'black . y .
.... l toyulton. e I‘CSSCS . at . L1 ht. b th
:ll.|i \lr. llisliham and the 5938011 1133 yet seen kld; leather $0188 and I'llbber heels— $8 g ’ 0 In
.x. r hull llio- extended ‘ t '
. .. ,, rrml m by u... come to the Howland Smoked elk oxfords have a saddle of brown calf, rub- weight andefiect.
Those light gray
Styles are just as
Sport styles, for
one thing, are a go. -
Have narrowed waist, and pleats, and all the little
touches that give them 'real honest out-o—dors atmos¥
phere.
Golf suits appear in three and four piece styles—and
some of the best of them are from Kuppenlicimer.
Seeing ’em will be a big lot better than reading about
’em—(‘ome and see.
Luci. ill llisplmm's stu- . .. " , . , ~ ' .
,z and that she would _ ‘ F ‘ ' p . g ‘ .
~ I'lllllll: “rung I‘Vtvr . g 1 2 . " ' g ‘ -. ‘ _ , . 1
.v» lhl'lll." ' . , . . ' , " . a _ . 7‘ 7 ., .‘ ’ ,.
. 1t i.».-r.hl.-," milled Mrs. ’ / . ,. I - . ~ . h . . - 7. -
mum”): ”to insinuate ‘ e l ‘ ‘ . esses .—‘ - . , ~ . . fl , A, . - j - m ’ Q . .
- . - .- . - —.s oes W1 - - .. - ‘ en 3 -- sul t a »
.. mnw and one daughter . . , . * ' 7 ' . . .. p , .
’lS will. alleging that . , . . . ; ' ' , . . ‘5 ’ - - _, 5 , p . _ ‘ . .1
l'o-Slllit‘ll in provi- of em . . . ‘ 7
i l‘lz>l lurid and the a a ue - . ' . ‘ . 0 no ‘ e .
l g ‘ ‘ v . .- \ -. , . . v . ‘
may be confidents counted on to retain its waviness and
, «2. time Mr. Hyde has ofiiclated in .
beauty all through the coming months of Summer. That
imih Non-walk. and it is hoped the
Minnie of Trinity will take advantage
" This opportunity to be present at
Wa e ‘7‘ ackers” .
yn p .'$35‘ $40 $45
’r service-s.
flu..- blue mite boxes for the \V0—
an'u Auxiliary are now due and can
- turned in to Miss Daisy Hoyt and
other members or the committee.
7, The. \Voman's Guild has received a
- «.m- ordcr, ‘m-ing suggested that
. y furnish an outfit for the cradle
‘ the deep. Old Neptune will be re-
--f‘l’rll to for the quality of material
Ml workmanship. This matter will
7 lurt'm-r discussed at the rummage
'clr- which will be held at the Central
1mm block on Thursday and Friday
Il"\‘t week. Articles for the sale
.. f in- given to Mrs. Samuel \V.
r, Jr. and other members of the
tlfl-leillo-v, ‘ '
kept safe from moth or dust
Made of tough cedarize
4
‘-
for several seasons—-
1 iOIN G TO BUILD?
NOW IS THE TIME. long, $2.40.
The «lm-linc in the. prices of
l...|liin',: materials during the
5 .m gmur has been very substan-
...a!. A comparison of today’s
:-".w< with those of a year ago
—$1 .25 to $2.
‘ tour“:
to protect clothes.
Newest of the \Vayne family—the Ceda-chest !
A. unique affair into which one may pack blankets,
Winter coats or furs, woolen dresses—knowing they’ll be
during the long warm months.
with strong corrugated board, of good size and will last
Wayne open-front wardrobe bags, hold coats and
clothes without foldingz—45 inches long, $1.75; 65 inches
Wayne open-top mothproof bags, 40 to 60 inches long
and not be greatly mussed
d rope paper, re-enforccd
$2.50
’
floor.
are
Henna treatments
Hair coloring
Manicuring
Scalp treatments
effect.
Switches of 22-inch size,
his hobby
treatment is given expertly carefully and thoroughl ';
thus results are both “satisfactory and lasting. .
Among other‘expert helpful treatments given here
Helps to fashionable dressing of the. hair are of
selected quality and fineness, in many shades including
grays and browns, and may be easily used with attractive
0 special interest are :—
|_ , - .
Sw1tches..of 20-inch Size, fine wavy hair——
Transformations of wavy hair, 13»; length— $8.25
Barber Bill is the children’s friend. He cuts their
hair deftly in correct fashion,—and gives them a ride on
iuws‘?‘ at the same time !
Third floor.
Marcel waving
Shampooing
Facial massage
Henna treatments
$8.95
excellent quality—$12.95
which gives their brilliant material greater charm, ig
sizes from 441/; to 541.3. of special fine quality—a
Main floor, rea r.
Fiber silk new
- full-figure sweaters.
Of special proportions and model to bring comforii
and satisfaction to women of more than average figure. . ‘
Fit smoothly and snugly and gracefully; add contrast}
and content to attire; have a fine luster.
Navy or brown or black, knitted in a fancy stitcli. -
\
II
$12.50 to 919$,
second floor.
_ _.
Lime 19% lower now RE AdVQ‘VI'urQSJ
* Plaster 23% " ” _
fement 30% ” ” -
Sand 30% ” ” ~ ’
Sewer Pipe 30% ” ” W”
Brick 35% ” 7’
about the call of the Red W'inged
, . Blackbird as he, flutters about the
lhesc reductions have given 3“, marshy places and teeters on the tall
n'dlll'lufl to building operationsvmt tai‘ aim]; the sides of brooks:
' .‘so when Rocky in J “mg lit upon the
rut-rywhcrc. Order your ma- tall we“, above Raggedy Am, and
E‘vrials now for an early start. Raggedy Andy and swelled his throa
_ (N _ , 1 t 1- into melody. the two rag dolls remain-
“ “1”.) a comp e e “18' ed as quiet as Granpa Mole when a
Puppy dog is trying to dig him out at"
his long burrow home. Ricky Red
Wing ended his song with a. flick of his
wings showing the_brillla.nt patches of
l
l
Egg COAL Delivered incarlet on his shoulders. Then lower-
" lng his head to preen his feathers. he
btove COAL Promptly noticed the two rag dolls sitting in the
‘ ‘ , ' - ~ - grasses. . Ricky Red Wing hadnever
:‘llt COAL Anmere seen rag dolls‘ but he noticed 38-88941)!
(1 Aim"- twinkly shoe button eyes. so he1
Jumped down upon Raggedy Ann's
PHD“ 113: shoulder-and peeked at her right shoe
even a teeny.
1’ hurt Raggedy ‘Ann
‘ rweeny, ,inidgin. tor-her shoe butwn' .
e um eyes were dwedgou with strousvlinen
thread. Ricky Red" Wing pulled so
. lizard hole-nedway-back and-Baggedy
Coal 69°
Supply 90..
sowmaw,
and she enjoyed it. F‘lnalli Ricky Red
1m. vs up»
And)’.
*Wlfli._”fie could do this. m one
gem nogbo'uir . ’ucioootoma
‘ . ”inhuman“ _o‘d:oé_ _ o
1' .. ‘. V'V' " " f ' .
108 was: Stunning-it" in ,. , _ '59:” pg: log,
.. a,» . . deviant—w, .
button 'eye. '0! course,thls did not :
i Ann's (so. was pulled over,“ one aide, ;
" This made ,her. smiletthat much wider '
andlooltedat Rag/nails.
y and? fume! mot:-
m- m button can- um Red,-
Gucci"
There ‘is something so thrilling fore!" Ricky Red Wing said out loud.-
"They are not berries!" Raggedy Ann
could not help laughing right in Ricky
Red “’ing's car and startling him so
he fell into Raggedy Andy‘s lap. Rag-
gedy Andy took his soft rag hand and
with the thumb scratched Ricky Red
Wing's head. This pleased Ricky Red
Wing for it was the first time he ever
had his head scratched except with his
own foot. Ricky Red “'iug told Rag-
gedy Andy as much and added. "One
[can thing so much better when one
'w-w
KaggedyAm _.
gedy Ami
' iii muddy.
think about."
Raggedy Ann said she had never
tried it. so she stood up and with her
two hands tried scratching her head
with. her foot. but her leg was so soft
and floppy. when she tried to stand
alone upon it. it wrinkled up in under
her and she sat down again. "Your
wings are so lovely. Ricky Red \Ving!"
Raggedy Ann said as she reached over
and smoothed the bird’s back with her
soft hand. “How did you get the bril—
liant patches of scarlet on them?"
Andy asked. ”Are you related to the
Red Bird '3" ‘
"I do not know!" Ricky Red Wing
answered. "But Granpa told us once
how we came to have. the scarlet patch
on our shoulders."
Ricky Red Wing threw back his
head and sang a. little melody before
starting his story. _"We always do
that" he explained. “And when you
hear the story. you will know why! A
long. long time ago our family was all
black.'and we, lived in the deep. deep
woods. filled with Fairies ’n every—
there was a lake. ‘And in this
lived much-doodles. Some said she
was a‘Witch. Muckydoodles riled up
e waters when. sin. was angry. ”Our
Wily came every day to the lake for
our water and knew Muckydoobles
was. really unhappy instead of cross.
no we. always”: said. 'Good Morning
flucky’ as pleasantly. as we could. One
Huckdoodles they flewxo the deep.
doép
55nd vacant-yam! saw
Wu; bbook. .
h a muddy cry-
you forget. what you are trying I; '
thing; and at. the edge of the woods
lake
‘ day our family found Muckydoodles ~
7 sitting in the mud cryinzro hard the
ten-trad downéher face and made it -~
And they felt colon-y for .
say! This will ;
14:53:3de an the muggy“: 7
W; taco withher owunloo;
.~m Wucxumdiam't _
:J'mwl w‘dEFve-r-ev‘ ' ”
"What was she?" Raggedy Ann and
Raggedy Andy wished to know.
“\Vhy!" Ricky Red King answered
with a. laugh, “She was just as pretty 2.
fairy as Crystal was! And Mucydoo-
dies became so happy, she said to my
family, “Sit about on the reeds here
and I will give you~a fairy present!
and she splashed the water u on my
family and gave to their blac " coats
the sheen of the rainbow, and upon
each 01‘ their shoulders she .placé'a a
sun beam'" At the end of his story
Ricky spread his wings and flew high
up above the meadow while from his
was. and brought back Crystal. . .
,.th,§.turr..wh9 lived. .ln'the laughing 7
~ ,aidden auzineég, manicure:-
HELPED lIER Mom “'ONC'
DERW ['LLY
throat there fell the melody of rippling
_ waters.
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy
lay back with their heads resting upon
their soft cottony arms, their little
black shoe button eyes looking up to
In these days of “flu." coughs.
colds. croup and whooping cough, it .-
ls well to know that every year there
are used more bottles of Foley's Hon-
the blue dome of sky above. “And" er and Tar than of any other cough
mused Raggedy Ann in her quiet medicine. Mrs. S. L. Hunt. 515 W.
kindly voice; “The sunbeams went 61h St. Cincinnati. Ohio. writes: “Fo-.
ley's Honey and Tar relieved me of a.
backing cough. tickling in thethroat.
wheezing and pains in the cheer W is"
helping my mother wonderfully.”
That's why drugglsts recommend
.Foley's-Stillson—Powell Corp.
deeper than the black blrds’ wings. it
settled in their hearts. -And when one
has sunshine in his heart. it finds a
way out through song and joyousness."
(Copyrighted. 1922 by Johnny Gruelle.
All rights reserved.)
’ HAROLD A. MEAD,
Makes Remarkable Oder to Any Person in South Norwalk.
,‘Make Remarkable Ofi‘er To Any Person in South Norwall; ;
It I: Now Possible for You to Come-to This Store, Buy a Regular 31-10
Package of Nuxated Iron for 90 Cents. Use It for Two Weeks. and »,
if at the End of That Time You Have Not, Received All,- and
Even Greater Benefits Thlfl- You Expect, Simply Bring
the wrapper Back to Harold A. Head’s, and He Will
Cheer-fully Hand You .Back Your; Money.
South Norwalk people may well ask how we'cau mom to make this re
niarkable “Satisfaction or Money, Back? ofler. Medlcal examinations
physicians all over the country Show that. an amusing number of people
lack 100% Iron in their blbod. At a recenrconfa'enoe, Dr. James Francis
New York, magi-e Westchéster County Hospital; said,-~9'Wlthout iron; the
seriously weakens their vital organs as to lead them to, believe that they
_ have heart or stomach trouble; kidney-disease. nerve force exhaustion 2m- -
some other serious ailment.“ than: had people come to ma. thinking £119.!
*lndhesrtu-ouble.becausethcy_oltenmldpalnsand
‘betore the in a treat nuns!
these cites. thc'moment‘n'oo
blood becomes weak, thinr‘pale‘ and ~'water‘y. In many people thls 80.
palliation o! the lieu-t. "
by',
V " Sullivan, former-1r physician '9! Bencvue Hospital (Out mo:- Departuienth,“
Norwalk Chronicler