.-soul’ne.then1havesoms
an. tor- you. Visit James Don-
' s gilt department in his store at
II South Main street. and your
., will be over. Don’ t give the
old thing." be original. select
in; diflerent. Mr. Donnelly
his able assistants will be as glad
I“ you as they were to chase.
Susanne' s bugaboo.
If?” a. birthday gltt. there is the
Z”: set. which. consists ot a pad rit-
. with o blotter. ink stand. paper
m blotter. pen and paper
come in all the desired shades—-
dcr. deep and delicate pink. blue.
and rose. This is but one of the
my pretty and useful things I aw
in here but to describe the wonderous
of the boudoir lamps. the orig-
lity of their novelties. would be
beyond me. . .
. , y} “103 LITERARY CLUB—oh,
' ‘ by the way. have I ever told
you about our club? We
organized it about six weeks
up for the purpose of comparing the
Works of the authors of yesterday
filth the present day contributions to
literary llc‘xd. W’e drew up a set
of rules and regulations and agreed
to meet once a. week at some mom-
ber’s house:
its to read during the week one work
oi some famous author. selected by
the members. and be prepared to
read to them a short biography 01 his
9 Wife". last week it was my turn to
play hostess. All week I struggled
With Thackeray—but how, I ask you.
qua one concentrate on Thackeray
when one's mind runs to Scott I-‘itz-
herald? The day of the me ting
dawned and I was no nearer a olu-
tien than before. and then. as if to top
my ill luck. mother was called out of
town. and was unable to lay out our
luncheon. If any girl ever was in a
fix I was. but I greeted my guests as
If nothing was wrong and tried to
Steer them clear of Thackeray until I
found a way out.
_ Then. like a ray of sunlight from a.
moldcring sky. came the thought-—
Why not take them to Thomas' Choc-
Slate Shop, at 24 South Main street?
To think was to act with me. so I
made the suggestion. Thackeray was
forgotten. and together t cy cried:
"Oh. Suzanne. you always 0 thing of
the pleasantest things."
It didn’t take us long to get into our
things and hurry over to ’ Thomaa'
ehocolate Shop. We dared a vege-
table soup. salad. some rranch pastry
8nd chocolate. Have you ever drop-
ped in there for lunch? Every day
they offer something special. The
girls declared that our luncheon was
one of the best they had ever eaten.
Ind we are seriously -considerlng
meeting there every week.
‘3 o e e
. keeper said that the struc-
ture of the hotels in small
frowns is all wrong and that
up he the uninvitlng office type of
building mty be all very well for the
large city. where everything is hustle
find bustle. the hotel in the small town
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the duty of the hostess .
.Y' A successful hotel 7
City Valet Service
Words'of Like ’and Opposite
shouldfie ot a new I ,:
tor evei‘rto the bless city ‘
towns spell home.
When I heard Ideeidéd
the spatter must 've Iat’éfim or
the other been a’ miest at the Royal
James Inn. Wail street. Nor-walk. It
is a large building of the colonial type
of architucture. set far back from the
street and framed in a cool stretch at
green. while its specious veranda- m
faced with W pillars or white. Its
long French windows. opening into
the lobby. carry, out the”; eoioitieli
scheme. and one would have to travel
far and wide before one would came
areas a hotel casting such a herbal
e spell.
Mr. .Ashley. the manager. with the
comfort '0: his guests: ever at heart.
has arrow malty unique entertain-
ments for ir benefit. On Saturday
night he haaarranged a special dinner
during which Speidel's five-piece or-
chestra plays. and for those who enjoy
dancing and an appetizing meal. there
is no better place to spend their Sat.-
urday evenings. ‘
Dinner on Sunday is med at noon.
and over this Mr. Ashley has also is.-
bored until the menu is one that he
may well be proud of. Their Sunday
evening suppers are an innovationl.
which is proving very popularly-nth
guests.
0 O ‘0 .
LACK NARCISSUSl
alluring. doesn’t it? "And
what is it?" you ask. It is
th name of a new'compact
powder wh is for sale by the Ca-
milla. Gift Shoppe. 68 Wall street.
Norwalk. And its name. my dear.
isn't half as alluring as its scent.
which waits visions of dainty ‘Gelsha
girls, swaying amid the blossoms of
flower burdened Japan.
In the Camilla Gitt Shoppe. you
may also obtain the Queique Fleur-s
or Boutay's compact. I saw. while
shopping here. some wonderful hand-
palnted lamp shades of glazed linen.
not forgetting the hand-painted water
colored pictures of Arthur Knorr. Mr.
Knorr is. as you pr'obablyvknow. a
famous artist residing in New York
city. who has won much praise {or
his water colors. Miss Goodrich has
several at them. some or them his
best work
Did you know that you buy home-
made nut broad here? I didn‘t. but
yesterday Miss Goodrichi told me about
it and I carried home a loaf. which
was delicious.
A. luster Spanish flower bowl at-
tracted my attention while the laun-
dry bags or cretonne with ”hand.
painted tops and the sewing stand of
dark oak. draped in cretonne end
with a compartment for your scissors
thimble. needle and thread. proved to
be the very thing that I‘wsnted to
give Aunt Martha for-her birthday.
0 0 0
HERE IS ALWAYS room
up higher." so the saying
. seen. and methlnks the
woman who takes the trou-
b e to climb. gets the "better bargain.
This. morning I cut up to the
3 Combiifi
located up one flight. at 10-12 South
Main street and round that they have
Sounds
win:-
-....,.
Angevine tinnitus-e Company,
North Main Street.
Counsel” d: Bracken Shoe Store. '81:
Washington Street.
Costello .3; O'Hara Ken’s Furnish-
in: Store. 21 North Main Street.
antes Donnelly. 18-18 South min
t.
Fair Department Store. 61 South
Manet. ~ ‘
J.- I. m .Womsn's Specialty
Shop. 88 W :3 Street.
” Harold Au JIM DWI Store. .5
North llsin m
Michel-one Studio. 78 Washington
Street.
.. Miller's Grocery Store. 33 Washing-
ton Street. _ .‘.-
Albert D. Morgan’s Hardware Store,
as Washington Street.
Palace Bootery. :7 North Main
Street.
r Palace Clothes Shop. Ind. 13 North
Main Street. , ,
Rogers 8; Stevens. Men's Furnish-
iris! Store. 14 South. Main Street.
Rosentleld Brothers. Hardware
Store. 125 Washington Street.
Shapiro Brothers. Department
Store. 123 Washington Street.
Stone's Ladies, Specialty Shop.
Main Street. Not-walk.
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en's stilts. A man may select his
goods. here, and have. a suit custom
made for. $40 up. They also make a
specialty or women’s dresses. and I
saw an attractive model of brown vel-
our ln process 0,: creation and I on-
th: "lucky lady who is going to
“The Twin City Valet Service Com-
pany also makes a specialty of dyeing
and dry cleaning. by the lion-Man
method, which sterilizes. kills all
germs. etadieates spots and does not
scorch or burn the material. A phone
call to 408 will bring their man to
your door to take away and return
your package.
. O O 0
0 YOU KNOW what we had
for dinner last night?
Strawberries and cream. a
delectable dish. you will ad-
mit, for this time of year. "And
where ever did I get the strawber-
ries?" you ask. Why. at Skoulos
Brothers. 44 South lain street. I saw
them in their window as I was passlne‘
by in the afternoon and interlocked
so delicious I couldn't resist carrying
.home a box.
Perhaps you have didicultyh plans
nlng your Sunday supper. Mother
always did. {mm Skoulos Brothers
solved her problem. “I-Iowt" y u ask.
By supplyin: her with fresh it to
makers frosen fruit salad. We us-
ually use fruits that are in season—
rurtnstance. new we go into ekoulos
W' and buy some of their or-
a pineapple some bananas.
pears and apples. We cut up the
oranges, two slices of the pineapple.
already received their spring and
summer samples of men's and worn-
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ren need it every day.
The New
.onc. altered exclusively to rations of fill“
foralimitedtimeonly. unghtwhflflm
You need it—your family nude it—Iyourchfld-
one banana. a. pear an'd an apple and.
this week. we are going to add some
Get You: today
Dictionary
1‘ It. A. Benedict's Jewel's Store. :2
Wall Stree, It. Norwalk.
The Boston Store. Mainland Wall
Streets. Nor-walk.
Cliflord Pharmacy. ‘2 South Main
Street.
A. J'. Collins Fui‘miture Company.
to North Main streé't.
R. J. Cutbill. Bridge Fish Market,
’11 North Main Street.
James' Donnelly. 16-18 South Main
Street.
Fair Department $ore.
Main Street. . A,
French Millinery Company. I.
North Main Street. “
Gottileb'e Men' 3 Economy Furnish-
ing Store. 12 South Main Street.
A. F. Gehebe. Hirdware Store, 25
West Washington Street.
I... Golden. Women's Specialty Shop,
68 Washington Street.
Harris “Haberdashery Store. 21 Wall
Street. Norwaik. ‘
Jacoby's Men's and Women’s Fur-
nishing Store. 12-14 North Main
Street.
Mme. Jeanette. Women's Specialty
Shop. 56 South Main Street.
Max Lev’ys Shoe Store. 27 South
Main Stfzst.
Harold A. Mead. Drug Store. 8
North Main Street.
Marlow! Shoe Store, 49 South Main
Street.
51 South
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strawberries. 281x. marshmallows are
a good addition. especially the ones
Skoulos Brothers sell. . We use two
cups of this concoction with 1 cup of
cream. 1 cup at mayonnaise. 2 tea-
spoons gelatlne. 8' tablespoons cold
water and some French dressing. This
is then all mixed together and, when
it is frozen. it is cut. into very attrac-
tive slices . Why don't’you try it?
I always buy my candy in Skoulos
found very good. Dad. who as a rule,
doesn't care for "sweets" can't say
enough' good things about their
French candied fruits. They come
packed in a large.glazed box and con-
tain all the winded fruits, such as
apricots. cherries. et cetera. over
which has been poured some delicious
candied costing.
While you are. in Skoulos Brothers'
stop and look at their fruit baskets.
which are tilled with every kind oi!
fruit imaginable—and oh. by the way,
Lalmost target to tell you about their
Muscade Dates. which are something.
new. and much more satisfying than
the old brand of dates. Better carry
home a box or them with vou.
‘ ' O O . 0
RE YOU A seeker of health?
It so. why not stop into the
Palace Delicatessen Store, at
_26 North Main street. and
take home a box of Ry-Krisp. the new
Swedish Health Bread. Mr. Joseph-
son told me when I was in there this
morning that‘he has just received a
shipment of it. It contains 1.600 ca.-
lories to the paired. is wholesome.
nutritious. and is made entirely from
rye. It may be used for lunch. din-
ner. for the camp or picnic. It is for
g; _
M1,
Brothers an {their iYongatines. I have-
mun
lines 3. A. Polhemus’ Inuinery
Store. 80 Washington Street.
Roller 6 8.11610 Cent \Store. 38 «so . j
SouthMiinStrseL-» . v “at!!! Manually-e-
- N. B. Ryan Company. Women's noted In our dining-room oatmeal
Spe ialty Shop, 86 Washington Street. muses brown with abeeder or.
n-Po'weil Drug Store. 83 .. lighter-sue. For mother‘s room,
Washington Street. we picked out a pattern of rose m
Trista-am and Hyatt Department
Store. 28 Wall Street, Norwaik.
Saturday
Anthony L. - Bria. Tailor Shop.
North Main Street. '
Camilla Gift Shoppe. 88 Wall Street.
Norwalk.
James Donnelly. 16-18 South Main
Street.
Gorham Decorators, 126 Washing-
tqn Street;
Palace Delicatessen. 25 North IIain
Street.
Royal James Inn. Wall Street. Nor-
walk.
Skoulos Brother's Fruit Store. 4‘
South Main Street.‘
South Norwalk Trust Company, .89
W'ashington Street.
The Textile Store.
Street. '
Thomas’s Chocolate Shop, 24 South
Main Street.
Twin City Valet Service, .10 South
Main Street (up one flight).
13 6 Washington
the sick and the well. and is highly
recommended by several famous phy-
slcians . ' .
The Palace Delicatessen also carries
a complete line of \ooked meats. po-
tato salad, Van Dyke teas and cot-
fecs. strictly fresh eggs. potato chips
Rum“ kinds 0! pastry.
‘ 0 0
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:3 South Norwafi: Trust Com-
.“ pany. this morning. Mu.
€1-55 Adams. assistant treasurer.
told me a little story about Benjamin
Franklin. to illustrate what compound
interest will do and the wisdom of
leaving money in trust.
It seems Franklin left in trust
$5.000 for the benefit of the young
working men of Boston. This. in 1908.
built a $400,000 building. while in
1991 it would have amounted to nine
million dollars.
Doesn't seem possible, does it? Yet.
it is a true story. The South Not-walk
Trust Company have had 23 years' ex-
perience in handling trust funds and
they invite your patronage.
O 0 O -
HAD A LARGE raccoon
neck‘piece which was as
good as new but hopelessly
‘ ~ out of date. so I brought it
into Anthony L. Bria's Tailoring Shop.
at. 82 North Main street. to have it re-
modeled. This morning I called tor’it
and‘.thanks to Mr. Bria's expert work-
manship. I havernow a new choker to
wear with my new suit. which, by the
way. Mr. Brie. is also In
Mr. Bria is xery busy altering. but.
my dear. he doesn' t alter, he makes an
old garment over into a new one. Dad
HEN I DROPPED into the
had him rellne and turn over the col-
ARIES 1; ONE
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; BREAD
Frill! Rolls and Bread Twin 0*
TRY IT once AND You
-WII.L WANT IT ALwAvg
New England Bread
Vienna Bread
as: you osoczn r03!
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on name into use on Christmas
cards in 1803.
The Textile Store
56nd: AH'Woonueavy Coating . . . . . . .. $1.75 and 52.25 ,i
Doubleraced and Plaid Back Coating- . . . . $3.35 and $3.75 yzl
K 36 In. Costume VelvstJNavy, Copenhagen, Blue, and Dark
56 Inch All Wool Homespun and Tweed: .. $1.59 and 81.7551
136 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALX
BOSTON STORE
“UREA/ALF??? HUSHECI CORNER.
GOTHAM
, Gold Stripe
SILK HOSIERY
Buying Furniture
When buying furniture ‘ the purchaser
generally 8088 by the outside appearance or
finish-otthe’ article they wish to purchase.
Thld does not disclose the interior con—
struction or workmanship which is most
important. .
Allm'ur furniture has been carefully s6-
looted 35 to W, 2.: I dion, workmanship and
finish as only EOOdfurniture can be made.
‘ We carry only reliable merchandise of
honest quality. Every piece fully guaran-
teed. and at prices much lower than can be
.fqfindina‘nyoftherstore. "
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