Q L n /,.__ ”SHOPPING x‘ mm s . l ... ”n.“ 4 "Nb, ,r the Chll *l-vu Sin-pt. " r~. ”11;. \TURDAY. FEBRUARY"17,'1923. ‘ .1 - . SOUTH NoRWALK \.. EVENING, SENTINEL' T O-. \ ”’ PAGE SEvEN .7 1'?l.\(} 'l‘lliS SEASON of the . \wrytliing appears m, g- “urst and this is cape- ",\‘ true of wall paper. . 1. my! look over your rooms .1 mm most of them need some have trim! to do ll't .‘ \H l‘lll'H' and have had. ;>.|lili"4i. but nine out of .. .ar‘twr one season of . mm reverted to paper. Mun pzxpel‘ is so much Jim home like. H .mnpany. dccoratou Jun Stl‘f‘k‘t. have an un- mzw ul' (ill kinds 0: wall ‘3‘ ”1.. Mumps the weather ---. run cold to start this _ .lnn‘t you think it .u] 2.1m to drop into the and select the pa- llvlng room or 'i‘ ”5 )lr‘il‘ m .mmllnny also carries .1... W... HFJITY to perform w. v any of the ladies feel .‘h'. the work them- .\ procure the imple- u tllv time when they I O 0 ml, Hivu OUR off day -'l lullllillg seems to u, .-_ x l spot. “'9. long for '.1lllli' only when it is ' . 1vu>li it aside and da- ' “Lat we want after .r l'wl that way? I .vm- minutes studying «1 at the mm of that (mm a decision as 142ml it up. m h :l mood when I '1‘lunlus' (”J-(comic fmzlll Main Street. I but Just what. I l ,mluui up the menu Valli r wouldn't. get 'v i t‘vlllt‘ll buck and ml l‘w‘ \l-ry first thing vzlwn was lettuce. sai- .-t ullnt I had been . llllill'l know it. «t lmu- proven just as hill-1‘ diners for 1 My «luv linqi‘l‘f‘d over it. ‘ w .» \\‘.'lt<'ht'(l hotel din— ».l Mudy that and lin- ml rulls. you will all— x). «l' 1‘; . l...‘ lunr-h room in . 1pm ulute shop enjoys ‘ am. one must conch nm- to pass by the mi m lemptingly in . m nso noted ll if you have ever ~ .11 know why. ll lllrrries. which are “lillOlll :L doubt hit of candy 1 Ill.|'»' Ml: imll! .. ~l ltn Shop also ‘ . ul‘ French and Dan- . llwpnrtment is pre- . mm who was for- nr the largest ho- 'l'hvir chocolate , 'v.llli( or them makes l‘lu-y are made from ‘ in :«l ingredient and Ill doesn‘t love them? 0 O I vu mrlrty of liOlc \v-iil us again this 0 1 Q N l “lix'l‘ lN’l‘O Anthony ‘ a. 'I‘niloring Shop :1: P-ldin Hire-'t. [his Mr. lirlu. was ' :‘mmr; dress of Wister- -- Mun is going to pass ’[il wn of some lucky “umlvrl’ully made»— . mm‘s (.xpm‘t work- I :0 I ulvlv-mnll-l. lo . it, ii cont, which he w r-mly to uccept all . mus. both for men pvople have an 1.le r only to the .lml .1 woman must H: 1:1- >34 riguly nlmle. . nml invariably you ".4 “omen who think "MIL: clothes. .ler l'. (-llliul‘. for that Hn- right finish. to a Mr. Brill. makes a «w 1.2% garments and if will wuli made. leave lll' v e e 3 ‘*l.\l‘l‘} ‘ will .‘lnin Delicatessen st Street. car- .r llISil lmc of smoked and for those, I vim-n Ht‘ZiSDll. in‘ . min: in their menu. it won: ii delectable t‘ 13 swan-ion cheese is l :lli'l ' the Palace . , "l >1 .‘i rumplo‘lc line of .34. ilkt‘ Swiss cheese 'Mv :Ilmlll buying it be- .u .llJlLl lt is not fresh. I w: ~wruplrs about pur- .\lr. Josephson cur- .Jw'ii. iwll I" il":lll‘b‘S(‘ll also sells dressing. the Van . Spring Valley butter ‘:v:-I| vggs. Not over- ’ wvnplvlv line of cooked which are Friday . Imiull) salads. " C C ' .l*-l .vs. ‘ in lwing shown N 1].. lfill I CO‘ULD think of - murmur: nice for desert." 'l‘ .. lilnlr sighed. ubmlt fruit?" I twu «are for it?" u " sh:- echoed. “I should : iil' somehow I never think um.” . I‘ll-VHS.” I answered. "that wt lltlllko" other women." ‘ :nlmut you—are You “kc ‘nuwlully fond of freflh :1 w m: them in the cate- ' w expenshc?" Why is "v ‘54:? most people labor uD' " '1'~l'lll tllzlt fruit. is CXDODS‘ "VIM: to look at and long I r? in buy? While it. may he . l m some stores. it is not in i?:'«~'llsrs Fruit Store at 44 I usually stop in ' n wrr’k, so I know pretty .. ulvnV i?" ”Mir prices are and con— mun. others on: charging ‘1 l‘.\' reasonable. . " “Hm-f, should contain a dish ‘ y’m'i When I say fruit. I don’t \urinty that adorns some 'lvina. or stuffed one. tiled for purposes only—I m ‘ which should be 11V”? urea when they 16*" ' ”it, Their. No mu- ' lit will be lost. ‘dinncr is .lilost people have t ZANNE , Suzanne Shops Here ‘ .Tuesdsy. Angevine Furniture Com 8 North Main Street. I) fly. Conncally & Bracken Shoe Washington Street. Costello 8: O'Meara. Men’s F urnish- ing Store. 21 North Main Street. James Donnell . 1 - Street. . y 6 18 South Main Fair Department Store. Main Street. J. I. Mallette. Women's Shop. 88 Washington Street. Harold A. Mead Dru North Main Street: ‘ Store. Michelson's Studio 7 8 Street. , Washington Miller's Grocery Store 3 ton Street. ' 3 Washing- Albert D. Morgan's Hardware St ore. 84 Washington Street. , Palace Bootery 27 N Street. ' 09“] Main Palace Clothes Shop, Inc.. 13 North Main Street. Rogers 8; Stevens. Men’s Furnish. mgs Store. 14 South Main Street. Rosenfleid Brothers. Hardware Store. 125 “Washington Street. ‘ Shapiro Brothers. Department Store. 123 Washington Street. Stone‘s Ladies Specialty Shop. 13 Jain Street. Norwalk. 16 Store, 81 51 South Specialty Thundsy , R. A. Benedict‘s Jewelry Store. 22 Wall Street. Norwslk. The Boston Store. Main and Wall Streets. Nor-walk. Clifford Pharmacy. 62 South Main Street. A. J.’ Colli I Furniture Company. 70 North M Street. _ O R. J. Cutbill. Bridge Fish Market. 71 North Main Street. James Donnelly. 16-18 South Main Street. .1 ‘ Fair Department Store. Main Street. r French Millinery Company. North Main Street. Gottlieb's Men's .Economy Furnish- ing Store; 12 South Main Street. A. F. Gehebe..~1vlsrdwa.re Store, 25 West Washingtou Street. ° L. Golden. Women's Specialty Shop. 68 Washington Street. Harris Haberdashery Store. 21 Wall Street. Nor-walk. Jacoby's Men’s and Women's Fur- nishing Store. 1244' North Main Street. ' ’ Mme. Jeanette. Women's Specialty Shop. 56 South Main Street. Max Levy's Shoe Store. 27 South Main St'alt. Harold A. Mead. North Main Street. Mark-Off Shoe Store. 49 South Main Street. ‘ 5 1 South 21 Drug Store. 8 Norwalk. Miss K. A. vPolhemus’ Mililnery Store. 80 Washington Street. Specialty Shop. 86 Washington Street. Stillson-Powell Drug store, . :2 ‘Washington Street. Tristram and Hyatt ‘Department Store. 28 Wall Street. Norwaik. Saturday Anthony L. Bria. Tailor Shop, North Main Street. * Camilla Gift Shoppe. 68 Wall Street. Norwalk. James Donnelly. 16-18 South Main Street. Gorham Decorators. 128 Washing- ton Street. Palace Delicatessen. 25 North Main Street. , Royal James Inn. Wall Street. Nor- walk. ' . Skoulos Brother's Fruit Store. 44 South Main Street. South Norwalk Trust, Company. 89 Washington Street. Thomas's Chocolate Shop. 2‘ South Main Street. Twin City Valet. Service. 10 South Main Street. (up one flight). 82 thing between meals. It is also a. good idea. to include some in your menu. For breakfast. perhaps you already have a grapefruit but for dinner. do you ever think of eating any fruit? Most of us don't. I am afraid. Yet. do you remember when you were a. child. how tempting was the fruit which mother forbade you to touch? I am sure if you stop into Skoulos Brothers and buy some of lthclr fruit. that you will find it just- nladtempting‘ as it was in the days of o . O O 0 Green and more green is the cry of designers and many of the shops are showing gowns of allfreen unrelieved by any oth col- or. O O O HEN WE LONG for some- 7 thing that we can't afford. how often do we console f ourselves with the thought that we will buy it "when our ship comes in." Yet. from all appearances most of our ships are shipwrecked and never reach port. and why? reason is because when we have a. spare dollar instead of leaving it in the South Norwalk Trust Company at 89 \Vnshington Street. we invest it in some foolish knick-knack. . Vthn a. storm arises. unless the ship is captained by a. man who is level headed and knows his business. And so with us. How can one expect. to weather life's storms. if we spend all today and for- get. to lay some aside for tomorrow. Tomorrow. they say. never comes but today is ever with us and unless we have an anchor made up of yester- days and deposited in the South Nor- walk Trust Company adding day by day 4 l~2 per cent. links. how can we expect to bring in our ship . O I Tulle evening gowns with headed designs over a slip of satin are being sponsored by modistcs. U 0 O HEN THE CLUB MEETS at your house. do you worry yourself sick preparing for them. only to have every~ thing go wrong? The cake you toiled over is soggy. the maid neglects to follow your instruction and you wish the floor would open up and swallow you. Moat of us experience the same difficulties and the only remedy is. I think. by getting in touch with Mr. Ashley. manager of the Royal James Inn. Wall Street. Norwaik and mak- ing- arrangements with him to take care of yourself and your friends. Mr. Ashley will not overlook one item which will add to your comfort and you need have no qualms about the menu. for the Royal James Inn is noted for its expert cuisine. This fact alone. should influence you to decide in favor of the Royal James Inn. Who of us doesn‘t relish good cooking. and while we have heard a. lot. about the dishes mother used to prepare. they are not. to be even thought of in the same breath with the tempting courses set before one here. This is especially true .of their Saturday night dinner. which carries the charge of only $1.50. Breakfast is served a. la. carte and on Sunday at noon and supper at dusk. For the next two months special rates are being quoted on rooms. he idea that a. ho- tel is all rustic and bustle-thnt your rent is ever disturbed by loud voiced boys pnglng some transient. that the bell boy is forever knocking by mis- take on your door. This may be true of the large hotel but. not at the Roy. :11 James Inn. whose aim is to make every one feel at home. 0 C O Felt ”hats are being worn for sport wear at» Palm Beach. O 0 ‘ lD YOU EVER settle down in an easy choir with a book you had been wetting Ben to read and then haveh to w st sud turn and pull your c a. :- ilei-e sud there, in 'order to again light enough to see? If .you J av; cheer up for you are not alone. amt Donneliy must know wrist... it is ha: read under difficulties for he 6 18 placed“ sale in hicstorc» at 1h; 11 South Main street bridge lsmpc w c n adapted 10' Winn" are ewecit ’7. "ma, ore for a lim- . ' riced at $4.85. ore , ited emu-peck“! P be. Med fashioned from iron. my 1) . beside your chair and tad-9d m. cred silicon-ed. ‘rhcv- "can ‘. tve ”wen a useful pm of gill; ture for my Ono's iiving mom- '2 hide; eat just the fishes ow M»mt'ycu went to, place One . 4 The straight little jacket of velvet which harks back to the Civil War days is be- ing advocated for wear with s. pleated skirt of crepe. O O O r: ,5 0 YOU BUY A SUIT merely .9. 3:? because of its appearance? 32:14: When buying a. suit do you think only of the time being and forget the future? Most of us have to wear a. suit more than 0 month. so when buying one. why not. get one that will serve and bringl economy to you from the very outset. An all wool suit custom made by the' Twin City Valet. up one flight at 10 South Main Street combines all these features. Twin City Valet. suits spell expert workmanship with material which will stand the test of time. Twin City Valet is synonyous with high class custom tailoring and when you pur- chase a. suit here you may be sure that it is fashioned by an expert work- man to suit your own individuality and not by a machine which caters to every one. \Vith every 850 suit ordered during the next. two weeks will be included" an extra. pair of trousers. Twin City Valet also make a spec- ialty of dyeing and dry cleaning. A call to 408 'will bring their vman to your door. 0 O O Kerchief collars tied ban- danu fashion and aught on the shoulder with a knot of velvet are dresses wear. being shown on for early summer THE CAMILLA GlI-‘T Shoppe. at 68 Wall Street. Norwalk' I stopped to look at their fifty. seventy-five and one dollar tables and now. if I may. I am. gding to tell you about them. ' . . , on the 60 cent table will be found rattles. bibs and dolls for the baby; window wedges: baskets, dainty Chill- ese affairsprettily designed; book marks. hand decorated and an ideal. gift: address books and powder putts. Baskets. larger and more unique than the ones for 60 cents; book ends: bends something different and'very stunning: shadcv pulls. hand painted: pillows to embroider and hand knit- ted wash cloths will be found on the '75 cent table. \Vhile for one dolilar one may carry away a. luncheon set. towels or pillow to embroider; hand painted book marks; porch aprons; powder and several other unique nov- cities. Here I also saw a silk hand made Log Cabin design patch quilt. For a. child's birthday gift there is the writing set. which is hand painted and contains envelopes and note paper.~ Desk sets may also be had in pretty designs. These contain a. blotter. pen wiper. case for wiper and stamps and a holder for pen and pencil which are supplied with set. 0 0 0 Tiaras are again. being seen at the opera. Norwulk Boot. Shop. 42 Wall Street. . Roller 6 and 10 Cent Store, 28 South Main Street. ' N. B. Ryan Company, Women's. Jacoby’ s 12.1; No. Main Street. DRESSES 7 in new stones Parenting Spring Styles $16.50 ——AndUp——— to put your battery in sto winter. We'll take your buttery—give it proper] care and return It to you next spring practically new. " ~ IT’S GOOD BUSINESS , :; mmcmlm “new _ ldlenesS'Tulns a how little it costs you. HARRY DUFF, 8 Union St, SO. Norwalk ' Formerly with Exide Battery, South Nopwaik ‘Ve sell Philco Batteries, but we give prompt. . ALL MAKES of batteries. See us than your battery at once. - rpnmoo SLOTI‘ED AND RETAINER BATTERIES CALL 470. duflng the winter- You'll be astonished \ Q ' i' 'sklllrul service on , n... the Latest Whiteman Hit “PARADE .OF THE WOODEN SOLDIERS” u—r,.——._.— Donnelly’s 18 80. Main Street A CONFEGTIONERY ICE CREAM FRUIT VEGETABLES BANNER .BREAD JAR specuflrmst , CANEvARl _ Liberty Square Tel. \310 FREE DELIVERY The Hamilton 51.0.; * JUST OUT The Victor Record Hit That You Don’t Want to Miss— “PARADE OF THE WOODEN SOLDIERS” ' “MR. GALLAGHER and MR. SHEAN” " Played by Paul Whiteman’s Orchestra ‘ 75c GET YOURS TODAY—Or Phone 125 and We’ll «- Deliver It to You. 49 Wall Street The housewives of the N orwalks may soon enjoy Erm- . children's dresses to be embroidered: HERSHFIELD“ Transportation ' C0. - DONG DISTANCE TRUCKING Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk 3 Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for'All Kinds of mnspor- tation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work g-D Motor Main Office, 26 Concord St., :30. Norwalk, Phone 294 New York Oifice, 201 West filth, Phone Chelsea 8059 ——i—_'-—'-. -__——_—-. ‘ \ DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE “Goode Cheer Within" *~ A Place to Eat Par Exellance Cakes and Patrice to Order for Home Use CATERER FOR PARTiES HOTEL DAVENPORT Music Every £vening—6:30 to 9:00 \ STAMFORD. CONN. i. G _ ——— - m.-- w / of cost. -————~—-. - h , Wei-lave taken over the store formally conducted By _ 'Newell & Murray, ana will put their Banlqufitfsmk ‘on p : ’ sale Tuesday..A.M. Every article will be 801:1?ng - * ; .'/ \ I. .Watch paper‘éfor’furthe‘r amdmfiéhg , 7:. ‘ ANNOUNCEMENT ' 5 4 One. of the largest chain stores in Connecticut‘carry- ingga complete line of clothing, hats and furnishings, has decided'tiohcate in your city. . V i " a \- ‘ .’.'« "H PP' “Strollt Selected ’ Com'muters’ Homes” is'the title of a Big Illustrated Catalog of suburban homes around New York that we are about to issue. . Twenty-five thousand copies will be immediatdy 5; placed in the hands of people Who'have recently ~ . asked us for information about country property a and suburban homes. ROWAYTON is one of the oommum’tis to be featured. If ypu want a quick sale ‘of real state suited for Q . f commuters, write us now. for adverbsx' 'ng. ~ 9665 going to thousands of early buyers. Established 1900 REAL ESTATE 1.. u. mosses, Rowayton Ave. Phone Nor-walk 1807 Rowayton, Conn. We do not buy, own or sell real estate for our own - ,. account and thcrcfim'c push the sale of yours. We make no exclusive listings and you are free to -. make s sale yourself or through othbr agents. , 1 Our commission is the usual rate and due only in event of sale to our customer and we make no charge ' , sales in two years of improved pieces of real estate prove our methods right. If you act quickly there is yet time to have your property described in our Big Spring Catalog that is \ 150 NamuSt. - inc. _NewYorECuy' Marx _ pm v . .gm' wmhlnondsy.,evening?r mm fol-Dolls: my , We wmhm good mm mm _
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