,, my, FEBRUARY 27, 1923.
"SOUTHNQRWALK gym Gm if: _ " m
mow what I was
. (.f \xhr‘n I filtered
.; il'.\ll"flrfl‘5 Store.
\nwi Main Street.
ms wondering u
_ .. .u like a lamb or
f... m like a. lamb. I
M ln‘. mt like a. lion
ii Hit as a lion. its
-mi at any rate...
mod to Still
wool or all-
‘- l
and
i
w . must have the
’ I sulgicvl. for I
I marked
now and all~wool-
mm an cents to $1.
. i saw all their.
,. lr‘l'li'k(\(1
', ill the heather
‘ H- imported heavy
x. 5.. n. “lilt‘h have
‘ 1‘ v: 36113011.
ml uf the man
. . ~, Mrss 'cm. we
H.» ill and weI
d? >:;? Hum?" TO-,
. 55“ the truth of
«'2 lmmc to me—
rust without
. . “Allis? Costello
;. ry few. lines
“(ml and all—
ure closing
*iw prices as the
l a
vipi
a |~.i'<l two weeks
Li. .w .1 to give
.20 of our great-
, .ivl llCVq'SPfl-DCTI.
5.... their pic-
emilul back at
5 mm; youngster
z uh «in married to;
. inscription.
.. 1 w ff’fllllrf‘s. Yet.
1:1.llll‘
, l i:' ‘ilwsc men
0
an their!
values. ,
«may be found almost
. =. 111 think what‘
(such as _Mr. Morgan carries. is mr.
SHOPPING WITH. SUZAN
Suzanne Shops Here
Tuesday.
ngegr‘i‘n; gaziéure Company, 16
$3.231}: $.22?“ 3““ 5““ ‘1
ing-agate? 28;. gxgrgtggns'aiurnlsh-
James Donnell 1 -
Street. y. 6 13 South Main
Fair Department. St
Main Street. “6'
J. I. Mallette. Women's
Shop. 88 Washington Street.
Harold A. Mead Dr 5
North Main Street: “g smu‘ 8
Mi '
Streezheuon. Studio, 78 Washington
‘ Miller's Groce St
ton Street. ry pro, 38 Washing.
Albert D. Morgan's Hardw
84 Washington Street. are Store.
Palace Booter
Street. y' 27
Miglagfrgltothes Shop. inc, 13 North
Ro '
.ngfigiflifgggimfifi hill?”
Store, 125 Wuhingtogrsétregudware
Siffiffl‘il wfiiléiféi' s..£f?“"m”‘
Stone's Ladies Specialt h
Main Street, Norwalk. y S op. 13
51 South
Specialty
North Main
they will find a ver}’ complete line of
builders’ hardware and in fact. here.
everything
imaginable in that line. In this age,
when careful attention must. be given
to the most minute detail. hardware.
‘fl‘ -. L; ~ . iticulariy necessary.
If it had
or SONIC one
u,» tirpii‘t
i lil"llll"(‘(1 Lin-
tliliir'.’ If such
ill ll
Kwuyni'ril to the.
:zrzmdparcnt
2 lwyoml. loav-
«4 .".;~'ililr-il only in
‘r loved ones.
A How many
:il‘ll'r.‘ l0 rec-
..:‘ xlulr grand-
, ”my pick out
hr
.. offering dur-
‘.l‘u‘V‘h n. 25 per
. 1 photographs of
Hull‘r‘lllf-l. l'crhaps
1‘ 1. nm you will
mum to leave be-
«.m at least be-
2 . m 11 your pic-
- - .n, they will
. . l
‘1- or fruiT’HYid.
w. , -i.-<ih-ly bar-
= :irlorn new
. ‘ W H lthKlilT most
. ,lilvvlllt‘r'fl other
i www'l out. but.
, Wm“. We Still
Em mirrlmscrl in
M Rosrnncld
mun Street. Fry—
.‘ "iziuxllll and its
lu-rn forced on
we ilir‘ service or
' .' ‘mrimoihcr's cast
'c ones in Rosen-
‘wrriught of the
'wullv up to date
-. :vru, indispensa—
W'V ‘ ;.v5,».;,.-' you may pur-
i" Twr :1 little less. in
‘ '* or cast iron
lr‘l‘fifllfl because it
(viii-live the tin
‘ l
' c rj'rv
’ ml
" 'm. in Roscnflcld
up... purchase sev-
5 «H nriiclcs. Some
“ ‘ '1 . porn the Dutch
fl ll‘fil Ol‘ £118 stove.
id: this lot. you too
in interest you.
. mm our pans are
" ~' :‘5 out. and hurried-
: the first store we
5 5W 7' us. Rosenfleld
unusually good line
" l h-lwn ware and it
make this store
.. when you are in
I \C. .
‘- ll”? 'lllillAY'S PAPER I
" 74‘ on one steamer
u-ry'mg seventy pas-
w rc forced to can-
""-unt of illness and
" :5 win. I later learned.
grippo. irre-
-r sizev camhes most
it the proper
. how easily it‘maY
i 'ur
i
.v.
.. llrug Store at 8
‘y ‘l *‘ '- ‘. may he purchased
' which afford I.
«imp-seated colds.
. i‘nryza. or cold in
r‘ in the chest. at
' ' minis. the formula of
approved by many
.w mus. are composed
F“1'llllfllc. gelesemium,
““Dd‘lllhyllin. capsicutn,
' "' ”‘1 vacac.
' 1" maranteed and relief
M; a!” ”wry will be cheer-
- ROW. it those sev-
.‘lelrS who were obliged to
. “a YT'V"“‘5'v'li§r.‘, were acquainted
,. ,, ”"""‘~ why. now they
v; .. {MW the sensation of be-
" “51's out.
0 . .
'.\ v .. .
.5 -D_ lm KNOW that therein
wt , "boom" coming
flung? Yes, a.
zj'lmru,” Ever since t)“ m.
wh‘mn building castle-57h!
‘i'q spring we are taint to
r. in~ .Nnrwalk. Builder! 5"
MR‘lI‘. about the tutti”. but
their _
' shows him tel“),
M 7 3 \Va shingtonl
. «in: mm iviih 113..
r" M» We iron which'
this. .
"building ‘
*“faimm to guarantee tfiat
2r “"n'k w
'l 3"“ hardWan.
. A“ hardwar
. n at 3.
"h the right kind
“t
a store at m‘
mam .7 .
r.
»l ,, w . C
‘ l I mam so, urge” they “a; “g”
A carpenter pays the same attcn~
lion and is as proud of his tools as a
housewife is of her silver. Mr. Mor-
gan’s tools cannot be of better qual-
they are made strong and dura-
"1 loss. yeaible and their prices are just right.
Better make it a. point to stop in
and look them over.
professional builder and the man
who does his own repairing.
0 O o
The high-low collar ap-
pears on many of the smart-
est blouses.
I t O
. HP: PALA‘CE CLOTHES Shop,
Inc.. at 13 North Main St...
is now showing their line of
new spring hats.
hats. which are the R. a: W. models
and. made here in Norwalk. need no
introduction to the fastidious man.
It has been said that a. man spends
less than one-third the time a. woman
does in selecting a hat. yet. invariably.
his hat looks as it it was .made es-
pecially for him. And why? \Vell.
next time you see a man with a. well-
-made. snappy fitting hat. just jot
down the fact that he bought it. in the
l’hlaco Clothis Shop.“ .
Here are hats for father and son
and in all the latest models and col-
ors. The best part, however, about
those hats. is, I think. the price. They
all carry the one price of $2.95. No
wonder women envy men. just imag-
ine trying to induce your milliner to
let you have a hatter such a. sum.
O O O
HEN GRANDMOTHER drew
up the plans for her home she
saw to it, that the kitchen
airy room with
plenty of cuwboards and that the
pantry was equally as spacious. But.
when her granddaughter laid out. her
house. she made sure that the living
room, the dining room and the bed-
rooms were what she wanted while
the kitchen she left to the architect
and as a. consequence. she got a
kitchenette. The men who drew the
plans for houses must have figured
that we were going to be an "eatlcss"
as well as a “wetless” nation. tor how
many of the newer houses boast of a
pantry? They give us a two-by-four
room with a one-by-one shelf and tell
us it's a kitchen. 0! course. don't
misunderstand them. not s. kitchen
like mother used to labor in, oh no.
but. mother's place was in the kitch-
en, while the vote brought us out of
it and into the living room.
Even with all that folks have to eat
and although our place); now in the
living room we like to steal back
once in a while to the kitchen. But,
suppose that‘kitchen isn’t a kitchen
but a kitchenette. what then? Why
change it into a kitchen by.buying at
the Angevlne Furniture Company. Is
Nm‘th Main Street. during the mic
which opens this week. a. "Sellers"
kitchen cabinet.
These cabinets contain fifteen ex-
clusive patented features. notably
among which are. the automatic low-
ering flour bin, the ant-proof casters.
dust-proot base top beneath porce-
lain work table. egg timer and patent-
ed daily reminder. steam-proof finish.
curtain rolls out of the way. new dou-
ble base shelf. extender which puts
all pots and pans within easy reach
and the new plush-lined drawer for
"everydaY” silver.
0 e
A local shop is showing a
lovely spring, track. a one-
piece, slip-on aflair of vivid
printed sills.
. ,
ON‘NEALLY a. 333.01qu
has just received in their
shoe store at 81 ,Washing-
ton Street. ”$111 11:;
modes in dress pumps. , e g
is the predominating shade for sport
wear black is mhion’s tavorlte or
dress wear. the new models
which Conneany flairgckenwishshx;
cent 5 er ;
ing 1' 0: pa 1qu one strap.
.. nu. . the
t
This is for tfie.
'Thesc.
‘ with the collar and cunt embroidered
Thursday
Fais- Department Store. 51 South
R. A. Benedict's Jewelry Store. 22
Wall Street. Norwalk.
The Boston Store, Main and Wall
Streets, Norwalk.
Street. .
A. J. Collins Furniture Corn an
70 North main Street. ' p y.
R. J. Cutbill, Bridge Fish Market.
71 North Main Street.
Street.
James Donnelly. 16-18 South Main
Main Street. ,
French Millinery Company,
North Main Street.
Goitlieb's Men's Economy Furnish-
ing Store, 12 South Main Street.
A. F. Gehebc. Hardware Store. 25
West Washington Street.
L. Golden. Women's Specialty Shop.
68 Washington Street.
Harris Haberdashery Store, 21 Wall
Street. Norwalk.
Jacoby‘s Men's and Women's Fur-
nishing Store. 12-14 North Main
Street.
Mme. Jeanette. Women's Specialty
Shop. 58 South Main Street.
Max Levy's Shoe Store, 27 South
Main Street.
Harold A. Mead. Drug Store, 8
North Main Street. ,
Mark-Oi! Shoe Store, 49 South Muin4
Street.
21
4
street and dress wear.
Conneally 8r. Bracken are also show-
ing the new slide buckles ot rhine—
stones which are worn on the pumps
described above. These buckles.
which. are about the size of a large
button are slipped on the strap over
the shoe. button and gives the im-
pression that they are employed to
fasten the slipper. They lure quite
the last word and I should advise you
to stop into Conncally s; Brack‘en's.
and ask to see them. =
In this store one may also pur—
chase full fashioned silk hosiery in
all the new and popular shades. These
are very reasonably priced and are
quite the best values I have yet seen.
u I 1'
[TH ALL DUE RESPECT to
the overblouse and the
sweater in all their gorg-
eous hues and weaves. is
there anything daintier than a dimity
waist? I! there is. I have yet to
come across it. The Fair Department
Store at 51 South Main Street have
just received two new models with
six more to come and it these two are
a forerunner of the others, the wo-
man who desires only one waist. will
have to make her selection blind-
folded.
Both models are fashioned with the
long sleeve and Peter Pan collar. one
is all white while the other is tan
in a. deeper shade. They carry the
price of $1.98 and no woman can at-
i'ord to be without at least one to
wear with her new spring suit.
0 O C
Soutac‘he braid is used to
trim a gown of flat crepe.
O t O
HAPIRO BROTHERS are
showing in their Live Store‘
at 123 Washington Street.l
some very pretty new mod-
spring footwear. Oxfords,
pumps in one or two-strap models. in
patent leather, suede or satin, also
several pairs of high cut shoes. 1
found the prices asked for them very
reasonable and I advise all the wo-
men who delight in. real bargains to
stop in here.
Shapiro Brothers. I also found. car-
ry a very complete line of dainty lin-
gerie, step-ins. bloomers. in crepe,
batiste and muslin. '
They are closing out several lots
or silk and wool and all-wool hosiery
at less than one-halt the original
price steed. These may be had in all
the wanted shades. heather mixtures.
plain and clocked. Their new line of
silk hosiery for early spring wear has
also been received and is marked
very reasonably. It might be well
when you are looking at their shoes.
to also stop and ask to see their
wonderful showing or silk hosiery.
. O O
. WENTY FOUR DOLLARS
and fifty cents. there is
something magic about that
amount and when you 'go
into Rogers 8: Stevens Store at 14
South Main Street. you understand
what it . For this amount. young
men ma obtain 3. Brooks model
Norfolk suit in tan. gray or over
plaid. What young man can afford T5
pass such an opportunity by? These
suits are very well made and the
same material has been used to (ash-
ion them as is used in much more ex-
pensive suits. .
Some folks think that fashion only
.and
»twpl
decrees what women shall wear. but:
she also points out the way for man
according to her proclamafio‘n
these Brooks Nor-folks are the fav-
ored model. Last season‘ they en-
joyed much popularity. but this sea.-
son it is expected that they will
greatly exceed the mark earned last
year.
Rogers 85 Stevens are also offering
a pair at trousers or knickeflas the
purchaser desires. to match for only
35 extra.
This morning when I stopped into
the store they were just unpacking
their new consignment ot' crinkle
crepe shirts, which” require no iron-
ing orator-chins. They are specially
priced at}: and may be had in ten,
heliotrope or blue. ‘Crinkie crepe is
a now tabric. which needs only to be
rinsed out. does not have to be ironed
or starched. .
‘ _ . e e c
I. MALLETTE. 88 Wash-
_ infill Street, is altering
several discontinued models
5 of standard made corsetsl
“ reduction. These are in
938-. $1 and $2, and .while’. all.
sizes are not here. nearly. on models
are. camera '9:
one.
nu.
material we heather: are plain.
in good , umber;
.Clittord Pharmacy, 62 South'Main
fieavv, Erocided ,7
7..., ,.
Norwalk Boot Shop. 42 Wall Street,
Norwalk.
Miss K. A. Polhemus’ "gunnery
Store, 80 Washington Street.
Roller 5 and 10 Cent Store. 28
South Main Street. '
N. E. Ryan Company.
Specialty Shdp. 86 Washington Street.
Stimson—Powell Drug Store. .82
Washington Street. 5
Trista-am and Hy’att Departnun
Store. 28 Wall Street. Nor-walk.
Saturday
Anthony L. Bria. Tailor Shep;
North- Main Street. »
Camilla Gift Shoppe. 68 Wall Street,
Norwalk. .
James Donnelly, 16-18 South Mal
Street.
Gorham Decorators. 126 Washinga
ton Street.
Palace Delicatessen. 25 North Main
Street.
* Royal James Inn. Wall Street. Nor-
walk.
Skoulos Brother's Fruit Store,
South Main Street.
South NorwaikTrust Company, 89
Washington Street.
Thomas's Chocolate Shop. 2‘ South
Main Street.
Twin City Valet Service. 10 South
Main Street gup one flight).
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scarfs. ties,,collar and cut! sets in
paisley eflects. In fact here may be
found several new novelties which
may be effectively employed to take
away that plain look fro myour new
dress.
0 0 I
A stunning sport costume
of. gray flannel is trimmed
with red braid.
O O O
. ,N A BARREN. unhospitable
- room place a lamp here and
there and you create a.
home-like atmosphere. In
Donneily‘s Store at 16-18 South Main
Street, may be found several new
and unique lamps. Floor lamps. ta-
ble lamps. bridge lamps. wall lamps
"in fact it it is a. lamp that you
are looking for here. you will find it.
For the boudoir, Mr. Donnelly has
some very pretty lamps with pastel
shades. Bridge lamps ’of wrought
iron and shades of wondrous hues.
floor or piano lamps with the new
beaded shades or black and gold. Tas-
sels in every shade to put on the
lamp you already have. Lamp shields
in black and gold also shades for
wall lamps in the same colors. With-
out a doubt. Mr. Donnelly has the
most varied and wonderful assort-
ment of‘iamps in town. Better stop in
and see them.
O O C
Fla.“ 5 N THE SPECIALTY SHOP of
.' " Irving Stone. .18 Main
Street. Nomlk. are some
unusual bargains in silk
and wool hosiery. These sport hose.
which may be had in all the popular
shades. are to be worn tar into the
early summer. so the wise lady. will
take advantage at Mr. Stone’s otter-
ings. ,Regulsr 81.69 values. clocked
or plain. are now marked for only
$1.39. Hosiery which has been sell-
ing for $2.25 and $2.50 now carry the
one price of 81.98. The gray sii'E
and wool values shown here are
really unusual and will look very well
with the new footwear shown in gray.
Mr. Stone also carries some well—
known and reliable brands of all silk
hosiery. Included among those are the
Gordon. Phoenix. Van Basile. Those
are all of heavy quality, full fash‘ion-
cd silk and may also be had in all the
new shades. ‘
In this store I also saw several
pretty and new scarfs in the paisley
effects. For the woman will likes to
fashion her own sweaters. hate or
scarts. Mr. Stone carries a complete
line of Fleisher's yarn in all shades.
! . ._.
up“ [N WILLIAM MILLER'S Gro-
.k ‘ cery Store at 33 \Vashington
Street. may be purchased
Rich's fruit cake. Mr. Mill-
er is the local agent for this tempt-
ing cake and it may be had in his
store only. Rich‘s fruit cake is an
unapproechable luxury. e. generous
intermingling of the choicest fruits——
the daintiest and most luscious com-
bination ever brought together to de-
light the palate. ‘ V '
Rich's fruit cake is neither gritty
nor bitter. will notrbecome hard. dry
.v\
or stale. is melléw andimoist. will re- ‘
main so ‘and improve with age and
withai scientifically clean. pure and
wholesome. , _
It may .be turn‘c’a. ~into a. delicious
plum pudding bysteeming and cover-
ing with, a suitable sauce. organ ex-
quisite wedding cake by applying a
heavy frosting. ‘ It' ' is‘ wrapped in
glassine paper'and silver color toll.
and comes packed in dainty boxes. It
costs no more'than 1 ordinary cakes
and being concentrated lasts longer.
therefore it is real economy. 'Better
step into Mr. Miller-{s and “helium
a box? of it: .5 .
, a 1’ .. s *
V 51 N EVERY ,. SIDE you hear
e? 5.5 , how popular array is tor
a; 2‘1 ‘spriug footwear. yet, I was
‘~ 8. little reluctant to desert
'--“u_:
my brown oxfords until I saw the
Wonderful my «suede ones being ‘
shown at the Palace .Bootem. 2'1
North'jfis'in Street. Then without
the'ileast bitvnf heflmcyjé link! them
aside. _ These gray suede oxford: with L
the duplex tantalum. rubber heel, is
“any 7‘1”” . “‘3 fiew'e't‘ t'fiins .in foot-_ .1 X:
wear. 4"While they are pincludedrun.
der' the term “sport” they . my be;
wom'io good countess with street
costum‘é.‘ but'then unaware» and:
considet'it, where else is a sport cog.
tume ”worn" Surely all; the women:
who weal“, ' - H ‘ 4
so in for sports
,- The same kin ‘ _
hadinplaiugray calf skin and they
Women’s '
w . — v1
a: ‘.
smut. PRICES
7 '; __pni.rvsams
Agentyfcrropuhrnmds'ot Chocolates
II C E 'C R E A, M
m - Bum: -— umwmusn moms
. :rum-mumrlm ‘- m , rs
. 1'03 cannons AND PARTIES. T 3‘
MIMI-Y FOR ALL OCCASIONS. :
«mus-snowman. rr’s (soonn ‘ ‘
.HshSermo awning. _.
Sodu~nsny
dry
refind'rnn nuns sum-sohm BUTTERMILK‘Z ; 5’:
mafiamifil'fiufli keg. an kinds or scratch reeds. ' -
THE BEST POULTRY mNICS AND REIIEDIES
-‘ , NON-FREEZING DthG mums
. «BROWER a MALONE FEED co. '_
cs MAIN, STREET.
clothe-do nuts]
dwotauioxford mayo; .
mfifim _ DAVENPORTCOFFEE SHOPPE »
’* . ' ; "Goods moor Within"
6 % Cakes cnzgmofgggefizgagfine Use -
' . ' csr‘enen roe PARTIES , v
- 39°- ' 1mm Damon: , STAMFORD. court.
I - . . Music Every Evening-6:30 to 9:00 ~
. [stab/irked 7 .1857 '
“a. l
a.
Store closes daily at 6 o’cloc
Bizarre and Strange
indeed are the Orienhl Pagan-3' and Negligees
The Costs and Trousers of gaily coloredsilks.
Landscapes with turrets. and towers among the tree
tops, birds-a-wing, a drifting‘boat on a portion of a
strange colored stream, a peasant on a mule. All
these look very strange but most interesting. There
are facings in plain colors. brilliant orangeor green,
and there are some effects on dull mauve or orchid.
These will be well liked by college girls who
will find them ideal for long study hours or relaxa-
ion. ‘ ‘ -
. * $12.00
Lingerie Shop;
Seoul! floor.
«For Warsaw-$621118. 5, .
‘Wmsuraswiirm,
7 Aluminum. Step Ladders
.5: -new,-especiilly_for home use.
. . A stepladder-is almost a necessity Einthe mod-
ern home. ‘Women who do their own‘cleaning and
have tried carrying a heavy Wooden step ladder
about from room to Lrobm'will appreciate the fore.
thought that originated .a ladder‘maclejentirel of
aluminum, This new ladder is rivetcdand we (led,
reinterced sides and feet, has corrugated steps and
, rubber tipped. feet Which prevent slipping or mar-e
‘ ' _ ring polishsdflfl , . There is a large top step. _* An
exceptionally well built ladder in 4 ft. size audible
Wholethingweiglisabutfininerand shalt pounds. it “
a'c’an he;picltcd“up<andf:carried about without any
eii‘ort. ' . - ' ’ 7' . .
f
1. ~_.-
mthzheavy g ._ .
‘11. keep: out drafts, 5110*.
.o
.,
' ,“BinyBunuf’Book'l
at... Kid Two-Strap
Pump. $11.00.
Sizes are up to 10.
Made by the _ .5,
1. Miller fl: Sons, Inc.
Main floor
A Pendant or
Chain
Betty Beads. those un‘c
breakable metal beads
approved by all ‘the
girls may be had? in
light pastel colon'ngs.
.. _ . $1.” 2
Necklaces of crystal in
a, number of pleasing
styles. $1.00 _ -
Black Cords 1 upon
Which hang pendanu‘
of black mounted witlj
blue and green cut
stones. . $1.00.
long Chains of Jet.
several different do .
signs, ‘ ‘
Jewelry Counter .
Main noel
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