announce-m.
GREATER. STAIII‘ORD’S ‘ ~
' . ' BOUNDARIES SET 170m
There seems to be a lot 0: senti-
ment in favor of having Sound Beach
PorkRoast.....-.r..-...:'..-l...‘......r. 19c lb.
SmallLambLegs 32c lb;
Suzanne Shops Here
”d annexed to Stamford There is not .
1“ “i 1 Fair De figural! . -Norwalh Boot Shop. 4: Wall Streetdmuch dinerence in being next/and an- 1 .
59”.. 3 nrnilure company. 16 It. A. Basing? Store. 51 South Nor-walk. nexed. but some day the city or Stani- ' Fresh Should 1 ‘11.
i: \A E SW; ' :Cken Shoe Store 81 Wall Street Nomukeweky 3‘0". 22 Stu!" K A. POlthln' ‘Millinery 1°"!!!ng $1,311,233?! on ma '9“ and m “w nouns : 81‘s.. ... . o o s s . . 'n a s s o e s . .15c
.074 s"; N ’ ' The Boston Stor his! ore. so wumh‘t” Street. hart ( y e c let count“ on the ‘
" c . n . , - .» i
n s. L, 8mm Non“. .°' and Wall Holes 6 “a m cm mm. 28 mm... Lou- mma 30...... 1. t... v , Large Roasting Chickens . .- . . . . . .- . . 38c lb;
A 1) ,ii. am Men' I Furnish- Clitord Pharm 6 South _ tin Street. east. by South “Norwalk. 4n the mean- , 7 I .
:1 Mrth Main Street so... ‘°" 2 3°“ “m n n 3 . tune. 31006, mm could be made by ' - - ’ Tresh Hams 24c. 1b..
16.18 sou‘h main . . . y‘u Conway. Women. uk|ng the G “ch ml! ".3. U C C I C O I C D O O . O O O C C C D O .. O U
Mr! [mm ".113. A. J. Collinl Furniture Company. Specialty-Shops.“ Washington Stnet. divorce justices and the other Uhs In 0 ’
:u' 70 North Main Street Simeon-Powell Drug Store. 83 our “barb. under 0.1!!“ wing . . Isamb FOres . .9 18‘: 1b.
‘1 l-' l"; i if {it [it SlOI‘E. 51 south R0 J. Cutblll. Brld‘e Fllh erket, wuhlngton Street. ' ' ‘ 0 ' 0 0 I I I o o s s o n s a a . . .
71 North Main Street. Tristram and Hyatt. Department. cur-ms Olrr—I'I‘ Is-wonm -— And.“ “—1
VealRoast........................32c lb.-
i ' Sconces Sanitary Markets
» Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, So. Rorwalk.
39 and 43 Hair Street Roi-walk.
2 Westport Georgetown >Daricn Stamford Black Rock. Bridgeport}. :
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. ~' t'rF , .
""1 V m- “omen'll 5990“"? s"°°"_ Store. 28.Wail Street, Nor-walk. HONEY. Porous ting; Spring; Styles
I , \\ ~1HK'OD S‘reei- Mimi: Droneliy. 16-18 South Main Cut out this slippenclose with so. ’ - - ,,
.3: ‘ 4 D 1: Store. 8 a n ree . m, l. and mail it to Foley & Co.. 2885 Sheik . ‘ .
5.7 1 i " " r 5 French Millinery Company. 21 s“ ’ field avenue, Chicago. In. ’ '
. ‘writ ’ *
North Main Street. Anthony 1" 3““ Tailor 811°“ 83 log your name and address Hull:
Goitlieb's Men's Economy Furnfgh. North Md“ Street. You will receive In return . a trial
ing Store. 12 South Main Street. Camilla 91“ 3110999- ‘3 W." Street, package contaihinl F0193"! Honey
A. F. Gehebe. Hardware Store. 25 “mm“- and Tar Compound" for coughs. colds
West Washington Street. James Donnelly.1 16-18 South Main and croup: Foley Kidney Pills (or m
L. Golden. Women' s Specialty shop, Street. pains in sides and back: rheumatism PO Y
68 Washington Street. Gorham Decanters. 1;; Washing- backache..~ kidney and bladder ail.
Harris Haberdashery Store. 21 Wall ton Street. meats; and Foley Caihartlc Tablets. 8 See Our Display
Street. Norwnlk. pa)”. Delicatesseh, 25 North Main cathartic for constipation. biliousness, .
Jasoby's Men's and Women's Fur- Street. headaches. and sluggish bowels. Still. —~ " ‘ '*
gishing Store. 12-14 North Main Royal James In. Wall Street, Nor- son. Powell Corporation.—Adv. ' ,
’ . 1'9“- Waik.. “ ‘ \ ,
M... mm... Mm, 3...“... Wm... 8......” 3...... 3,0,he,.,m,, 3...... u , Donne“ 'S FEED THE HENs SEMLSOLID BUTTERMILK
_, ~. sum Main Street. Show as South Mam Stu“. South mun Street. , F, S, LYON - . . An ideal winter ration. Try a keg. All kinds of semen reeds.
’ ‘er‘hers- Hardware Max Levy's Shoe Store. 27 South South Norwalh Trust Combat-W. 8’ 3 ' drymash. charcoal, grit “en" etc‘ ’
JOB PRINTING ' 18 80.. m m 7 , v~ THE BEST POULTRY TONICS AND REMEDIES
Thoma.“ Chow)“. Shop, :4 you“, - _ , _ < NON-FREEZING pursuing l-‘OiiNTAINS
' BRQWER“ 8L, MALONE FEED C0.
.. -.Hl:gton Street. Mn“) St‘l't. Washington Street.
Main Street. '
South Norwalk. mm mm o
\m n 5W”-
sznrllo. 78 “Washington
For UnususiArtDssigns_
...._....'..in._._.
. vry Store, 33 Washing-
,lprgnll's Hardware Store,
1 street.
. .m‘ry, 27 North Main
‘ws Shop, Inc., 13 North
. lirothv‘rS. Department Harold A. Mead, Drug Store. 8
Mn City Valet Service. 10 South
\.. Amman Street. Nosth Main Street.
Main Street (up one night).
~‘W-m*“ l
"them Days Is Gone Forever.” See
snort page-
- q g H ., 5 Specialty Shop. 13 Mark-0t! Shoe Store, 49 South Main
\ run‘k. Street.
4
an: IN YOU MEN and ington Street. a certain porkion ot grandfather carried his tallow candle
, .nnlbiil‘od for some- your salary. Of course, to do that. around, in.
. i: rl'fll fine. Let the means that some of us must deny In Donneiiy's I also saw some very
r‘uv Valet, up one ourselves some momentary pleasure. pretty dishes in lustre. which Is
fl 1., . 1 gumh Main Street. but what is that. when compared to something very new and has been ac-
‘ . \\ mt, fine tailoring your trip next-summer? center! with loud acclaim by. the wo-
w [‘rup in and feel the ' e O man,. who is weary of the heavy sii~
» . “1' their ail-wool fab. vs THERE ANYTHING that ver and china wrought dishes.
n :1, .1 upon their exquisite appetite like shopping? A ‘ ° ‘
, - ,. and coloring. sharpens the edges of one's Quilted jackets of silk are -
,7 o w. Mum: out of the ordin- couple of hours' shopping‘ for wear With the plain
I. . . w w rhr best at 850: to and one is famrshed. Most women. straight skirt.
. . I my)! go that high. if. hesitate about lunching in a. hotel or ‘ ‘ ‘ ,
v ,. in. All-wool suits restaurant. Why? No one has yet HY IS IT THAT most people
; 1- wwuwl here as low as been able to furnish a suitable solu- drop into 8'- restaurant {0"
Made to measure New hats speak
' <23: :1:..:t;':::;;::.:z“.€:: as; Tums-z. amiss: 1:33.22: sinuses: Sllits for men - $34 75 French fluently
olate Shop at 24 South Man Street. so cc and food? Isn't it because ' V I
. Vnh-t also makes 9. why should they go to hotels or res- they think that the hotel is‘ t‘c‘io‘gx; No matter how tall .
; - r’ .. «ma: and dry cleaning. tour-ants? pensive? In most cases. I in n a
; ‘ i \ um bring their man to Every day Thomas‘ Chocolate; Shop is the reason. while the others are la- you are 01‘ 110W 31701113,
- .1 1' has some tempting special and the boring under the delusion that a 110- 0 ma ct on
‘ ‘ ‘ woman who is (amished but doesn't tcl dining room is a large. spacious. y u y g 8 0f
v . ‘ «‘.\l:l)S have already know just what she wants. will find forbidding-looking room. Where the these made to measure
~ M- .. appearance in listed among these specials, just the head waiter stands on guard with a. . . .
mvlln Gilt Shoppe at dish. face as long as the one the Indian Sluts at thls Pnce-no
... .11 Sin-ct, Norwalk. This shop is very conveniently lo- who used to guard the cigar stores extra. charge for the
dimmed very pretty rated on South Main Street and is wore. ».
lmmi decorated and arranged in booths, thus Insuring First I am going to speak :0 "I: extra material and 8.
: lznlo: verses while oth- privacy to the diner. Their soups ones who think the prices c urge ,
, 1-1. have become a pass word with the are too high. To shatter this dclu- perfect fit guaranteed.
Vim shop this morn- regular diners. who would not think slon. I am going to tell thdem about
~ v tuiuiiful scaling wax or omitting this course. ' the wonderful meals serve at» the . -
i - . Mods are to again Thoma» Chocolate Shop also carries Royal James Inn. Wall Street. NOT- The fajbrlcs are the
w u: ‘1 1' .: rule in (union'- play, the best line of French and Danish walk. Here breakfast is a la carte. 118W sprmg woolens—
n; u. m u. “Hard to be without at pastry in town. Try some of it the while the lunch at noon. which “ be‘ iin patterns sure to
mt, of them. A hand next time you lunch here and then coming very popular, carries the 1 th
~ r Mm '. mg. in wonderful hues. carry home some to the ones there. charge of only 81. Saturday 11181“- p 8888— ere are some
.M . ‘w! my attention and from We all are more or ion. acquainted dinner may be had for $1 50 while 200 to chose from and
”whip obtainable.
l
‘ But with enough of an American accent for each of
us to understand and appreciate. V , if;
Hats that achieve a happy medium—borrowing the
i ' . .. hand made gingham
for the i
;.i (:lfi, Shoppe is also the
loyal Society Silk
with French pastry but Danish pas-
try is something new and was first
introduced hero by Hr. Thomas. when
he enticed his chef away from one of
dinner at high noon Sunday is only
82. one of the reasons why the din-
ing room at the Royal James Inn is
so popular is because of the Sunday
beauty of the Paris models—and the business pricing:
that make busy America famous and its people happy.
, You ck the le
WK} Tm) have be” not w “r we. "to" m N" “"33“,, Mt supper which is lot-Vet} at our P: t ad Sty
1 ml upon the market and Mr. Thom has also placed under and “-7118! the Chine 0'! 81.50. \you W31) 1 m 3 ill—-
from a superior quality or his managem t IShe Clxcolztehsho]; at mgr: gzgloizmeaellnz: 3:85! ”:3 [you pick the fabric—an
'1 ”my bu hmi in fiport and 26 Wall Street. orwa an ere no .
,, \. ,._‘ N “M m all the popular may now obtain the some tempting this home-like atmosphere is very. expert is here to help
dishes as in his South Main Street noticeable in their dining room. And‘ you and to take your
so I advise all those who have been In t8
timid about dining there, to, stop in 83811138111811 -—3 man
A very floWer garden of delicious colors, blossoming
in new styles and novel decorative touches.
Made of silks and straws and hair cloth——-Velvet rib-1 ,
bons do delightful things to some, While gay little flowers ,
‘ “11 “ruminations.
" » t, lint-)1 has n. 21-plece im- place.
Both of Mr. Thomas' shops carry a
3‘ “millirfy,53.133115: "II: :a‘llty fresh and varied assortment of all some day and find .out. for themselves. Who is interested in 01' feathers accompli much With Others—'But all—some<:
wv , .. ft'i elal- - x , _
x. mm things. I nan. kinds of candy. One 0 no r sp c A mm“; “gum 001W seeing that you get a .how or other, end—a d begin by being vibrant with
"vi “mild make an ideal ties is chocolate covered cherries.
, v m well to atop in and which are very delicious» and priced
X" «' :' NF 1 am sure that you very reasonably.
becoming style, a ser-
viceable material and a
ed flowers is ’eftectively ar-
ranged on an all- black pic-
charm and smartness. ,
, , I as attractive u I am . . . ture hat of satin or novelty perfect fit. Fashion hats and other comes of PanSIan model hats
- o o Tweed is the very newest “'3'“ . . . $10 and $1250 ( '7 A
‘ '1‘ ””" “1‘11" ‘5 a“ ‘t' in cravats. U“ . . Second floor trout. 1'
. .,.n,.,,m..,.,n 3..., m I 0 ° S This one: 18 made in ' ' A
« URING THIS "between-sea- uzanne 1b tw
e o s E: son" as it were, most 0! our ' ’ ’ ’ e een 88880118, Other.
»: srpmn on Saturday 4 13f. #- clothes acquire that Ilium; TORTURE!) MANY mums BY iwise we could not 0381'
Mn what is better than n ”is ill-fitting appearance an KIDNEYS.
mm and some cold mean we mu. out the dress we purchased "I have had kidney trouble for '3'.th at this price—and
In om. PM“ all only to find that it no lonx- twelve years." writes H. .P. Plnkney, ll? 18 made for a limited
(-1-. Delicatessen last i
.. ~ -- “w Mn (,3, very seldom can a dress or West Jackson, Miss. "Pain; in back.
my moo S‘rrvfiizhagdasbgi gilt“ be worn from 03:“ season- ‘in10 J:§:’J:l;?: II; :he 113:3”? (logo time only'
1— 1., m. 5.; he other. without a e a era on. a , p o mu ur ng e,
, n, ”(t .fisfiid'fndwlgi “3:: tht. it that altering is done by an ex- night. But “more!!!“ Foley's Kid- PiCk your pattern to'
...wh salad as the palace pen, such as Anthony L. Bria. in his ney Pills, my suireri'hg is over. and I day—1t takes time to
.x, ”Imps. who would my, tailoring map at 82 North Main feel likeanew man. Backache. rheu- make then; u geta 8.81111. to fit—a Stilt
,ry. mum nnd make their own? street. it can be made over into this matic pains. kidney and bladder tron- p w 75
i in: w “Olicatossen also 3e"! s'casone model. , ble quickly relieved with Foley Kid: to take comfort in, for _
‘ nm- lish. This is prepared Mr. Bus is. durint this month. "9' Pg"!- Pg“? '“bfimulefi- 112"“
“ M'x: smilily and then one ay making I. Wilt! of "alterations." 111,901] ll '23:" alley ‘2?! Tar. St“ on,_
Mull Luke or try it. It. is v ry If you intend to wear last year's ll!" 9“ rpora “1"" v.
:‘wwmd and when served again this season. but upon close in-
1 ,g. Iirimls dish. spection you find the lining is torn,
.. i l‘ .u'o Dollcntemn i3 3]” we bring 1t into Mr. Bit" shop “4 III-V8
. for the James Van Dyke it repair“-
will it is suggested that any Mr. Bria not only makes over wo-
"“ 'i‘ u tum had difficulty in obtain. men's garments but men's as well and
' wwwr Ions or cones, sample In either case satisfaction is guaran~
"r‘ ff \nn l’ka'S. teed.
0 C O ‘
H11 WEATHER is retarding
Mvr'inir's debute in every
”Orv hit in the decorating-
Hmro 4;! the Gerham Com- ._;_'.‘ all kinds of fruits and all
m; V\'nshington Street. Here, priced within the reach of every one.
:‘- w r mother's disapproval. she The reason. I walk. Why most 1709910
“-"Hrwml her arrival, by way of do not eat more fluit. is that. they
" ! .vrul showing or spring wall consider the price asked by most
In: . fruit dealer-g exorbmh_1 h‘VG found
Tweed tap coats 5 ,
for little felloWs
some call them reefers but they are much more like
top coats—they are reefers grown u p'—-.,.they are smart
looking little coats, double breasted With box pleat backs
'and one with three inverted pleats in backresome with
raglan sleeve—all With large patch pockets, .the small ,
:22" s "delight—all have bdlt all around, prices $8. 50 and
'Ffiéiery newslof 1 5 , r
, Women’ s silk hose With lislc top and sole, reeinforced
heel and hob, Comesin black cordovan, putty, piping rock unusually gOOd
and mm?“ grey, *1 95- l Finish, fabrics and fashion look the part—~you cad
‘ Childrcn’ s lisle hose m English rib—colors are black see the goodness there :11 each one.
white, cordovan, grey and poiigee, 50°“ . ChamOisette gauntlet In two toned with strap around
Children’s heavy weight flocce lined vests and pants glove and embroidered backs $135.
Main floor, rear.
“i. ,
”"1“
17min:
Basement, front.
O
Women s gloves .
o s o
N SKOULOS BROTHERS
Fruit Store at 44 South
Main Street may be found
'- L H, m In mic. very moderately price! here- specially priced 35c. , ,
5m infiasmfoafan§u° w Her. mo m” be “fluid a“ 3““? I n “up”; A. _ , , ~ ._ f Twoc _ chamoisette gloves with embmlderedbafln
mm; it one is to more by kinds c! and!“ AM "MW-u 1 M ° ‘ ‘ , mbeaveran covert and mode 85c.
11'" \M 11”!“ 0f orders placed with “it! ICSI'tiedh till“ they “m .' Good n. S ‘ -‘ . *_ l _
flag-1 ,1. 1 "Umpnny. If you a" think‘ 0: ‘deuutmn goods—that 1!, their % ”all! floor. left £3!!th-
~ r g,» W. mm“ _ a r- meg consists mostly of canned goods.
_' WM out it. iffyzi‘l'i'tilwiatnisrzog rte. Inch '3 1N1“- mut‘t “"435" e‘
"7’ 1': now t - cm
*1 Mekong]: tgl:bs’tl:ck 003d It you llsve never stopped into
, «F m order. so that they may 5. Shoulos Brothers. I advise yov to do
.. moon to serve you when you so in the near tuture and carry away
in... '.h.m_ ”m. or their trash Imus. and! or
r - o ‘ delicatessen prepare“?!-
Y"rnp stitched voile in pas- .-
‘ Hhridrs is a. new fabric.
“ “‘an for lingerie.
O O 0
."ST OF US during the fifty ,
Ions weeks while we ton to
arm our dilily broad. look
M: forward to the two
‘ ‘ “0 leave work behind us. We
a” 100k forward to it—yet. when ‘9!
i; is around. does it really mean any- so
lnL' ll) \Qu? Can you emy M
n [n ‘rful days at the seashore. In the; ,.
"‘ n' lins or must you stay at home?
"I" ”I" latter was your late last
fir don't let it happen stain this
I“ F Mike sure that it m’ by":
\‘ limiting each week in “I.
- ormlk Trust Company.
tyhsh sweaters
\
doidmkWssnottobe.
“6‘0”.“th
Win
m For spot; wear hats made
of vivid colored ribbon .ars
being shown.
Monika for sport WWIM for hiking...
eff , hex-forth: woman who
,wmrr mo n...
3*. " Start at 16-18 Soup;
nan" street: inn morning.
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