l
Bhop. 80' Washington St.
- he: just received an
is! ‘l timely new apartment
m priced from $1.98 up to $10. and
311‘ the 31.98 fl ‘
on: hand m e models. The
models are more elaborate affairs.
entirely hand I‘nndc. with hand made
3- is. in. arm SPECIALTY
on-
of
~ - blouse! of dimltles in smart
{m Pen 1nd tuxedo models, lsome
WWI colored ltltehlng on collars and
em others all white. while all have
. the lon‘jleeye. essential for wear un-
, 'dor't‘uuit.‘ coat“ or 3mater. , These -
up will, be roundscvrv
$10
Hop:-
is
pretty '
surprising
hats
(
had.
sary to buy
fore Easter. but
that
may
1TH EASTER EGGS LESS
THAN a fortnight away, it
such
still be
Usually if one wanted to find
a. but that really suited, it was neces-
it weeks and weeks he-
in Frank Jacoby’s
slurs at 8 North \lain street. I learn—
Tuesday.
Main street.
r
Self Service Shoe Store 8 North
“. Thursday
Fair Department Store,
Main Street.
51 South
‘1: A. Benedict's Jewelry Store, 22
r
Nor-walk. w
Miss K. A. Polhemus' Milllnery
Store. 80 Washington street.
ITH’ALI. THE PUBLICITY
Old King Tut is getting it
. is not' surprising that the
Egyptian influence is noted
in many of the new novelties. It has
been introduced to us in many form,
but the prettiest designs yet to come
before us, may be viewed in the jewl-
ery store of Robert A. Benedict, 22
rroom.
The-
sensor
woods.
Wilton
what every noman _
hoped to some day be t
reasonably priced a «
{~27 ‘.
nut, oak and several 0,1,2“, g3"! -§
5
numerous to months,
In rug-s the A J a. -:
are showing 50m; Y“...
which are priced .r
Grass rugs for thc "c: <‘
are marked for
patterns and the l-
dining room
of. These
American v :13
Cm] 3r. ~
87.
shovnl lit-In.
* I: ‘ V ' I Roller 5. and 10 Cent- Steffi 28 W n a eet’ Nat-walk. Here are nov- _ 3
his lace and touched here and ed filed for the turd) hoppers a new Augevlne Furniture Company. 16 , a . :- have yet som- .
a“: with ., bit of embroidery They consignment of the latcst. thing in North Main Street. “a" Street Norwalk South Main Street. cities. ear rings, combs. bracelets much to the or: .
an all fashioned from sheer leIl- huts has just been rcccivcd. Staple Conneaily &l3racken Shoe Store. 81 The Boston Store, Main and Wall N. E. .Ryan Company. Women's neCklaces, pendants, which might room and “”86, ‘i
uu'dnd sre- u. lilting companion Ior Shad” 19.5mm 50”“ ‘0 be popular Washington Street. Streets, Norwalk- Specialty Shop. 8‘5 Wuhinfiton Street- have come from Tut's tomb itself. any woman “-3,; l...
your new Easter suit. The Peter Pan 3“" ‘0‘” “‘3’ “"h ”Kn.“ a hsat 0’; Costello 5,, o Meara Men 3 Furnlsb- A- J: Collins Furniture Company, ' Stfllson-POWOU Drug -‘ Store, 83 The ear rings are quite fascinating by, ‘
vivid colonng is SUSE‘PEth: mal _70 North Main Street. Washington Street. an since the are to a in adorn
models. or perhaps sou .tm‘m them “am. Shams for me woman‘ who lng Store. 21 North Main Street. . d y ga
”Bradley." are ideal for wear with
”intern. Some of those are slip on
'nnd each one prettier than the other.
0 t .t
Specialty Shop,
ingto'n street. may 11on
in suits. coats.
spring and early summer “‘Car.
dresses and hats, for
The
three-quarter length cont shown on'
some of the new suits are certain to
enjoyxa. vogue. ,They-are, made with
perfectly straight lines or with a
slight flare below the hip lino. _l-:V-I3ry
woman" will want one of the new top
coats shown here. They are Vmu-
able in all seasons and indispensable
for travel. sport and country wear.
The dresses boast of cut-out cmlIroiIl—,
cry, all over embroidery. cmhrnldcrml
butlsto.collnrs, wool clllllroiIil-ry and
perhaps here and (bore will be found;
in :
a. model adorned with tucking.
hats are being shown hats for wear
with the sport costum". the tnllnrrul
suit. the top coat and ihc (li‘tss
the novelty straws will lII- found in re
and in all the popular sh: “ll-S
Mr. Golden has just rm‘ciV-ml
new spring consignment of silk hos—
iery. Those are of well known mak: 3.
full fashioned silk and in all the 11'“. w
colors. I or sportwvoar mo lloing (Il—
fcred some novelty how. VV'hlin it
Would be difficult to obtain a. l>I-iirr
grade of the staple silks than is or-
fered here for the monvy.
In lingerie dainty plm‘os of shim-
mcrlng crcpc do chine in flu-sh or
white. Radium silk pciiironls in
V’lVld shades are shown for wcnr willl'
{Castor suits or dresses.
has succeeded the silk
accepted fabric for
ment.
Paris had her fashion nprnlni: dur-
ing the past w.vck NI \V York is ”th
llndlum silk
.I'Orsr‘y as the
this llllllI"l‘(!'.'lf'-
N L. GOLDEN'S \VOMTJ."S
68 Wash.
be
All1
lllllli': Hint is in 'Siylv.
store will bc i‘ouml hats for all oc- Mlchelson's StUle. 73 Washington
Fusions and in' zlllilvs new straps and Street.
colors. As 1 ll:l.\'c said. they are the Miller's Grocery Store, 33 VVashing-
very lut'rl moduls. fresh from Fifth [on Street.
flVllllll" and ”ii: privrs .Irc \‘t‘ry rca- Albert D. Morgan's Hardware Store.
50113193'?- .: * . s4 W'aslliugton Sircet.
, 7- , Palace Bootery, 27 North Main
'0 MAI‘TLH llIIVV' lIl;r:.V-P.Y Street,
”it u '1)' may b0 011mm“ ”‘0 Palace Clothes Shop. Inc., 13 North
ll'lll'llltl. ,le stop across lhu \l'fin Street
lllfk'f’al oil of i'l'lstl‘unl & lly- ‘ ‘ ‘ . -
. {~33 -. 's,\in 3u.s-
.Ilt‘ 3 Home :It .‘3 “all rtrccl. Aorwulk. I 0’“ s 6" Stchn ‘ e s I rrl h
;,VIIu llurwl :tlmllt ”.1!
llllllll ,' .41 m the (.lll'i‘l'}‘
VV'l'iVlI {V‘Llllfi lu lli’-'\;lll 'lll
thing. ,III~l II.» V'.‘.'I§k llIlougll
(llt'lf'S _\I)u up. 'l‘II blllly VV'
Ill-.Ik Il: I_V lll It lll\ “(l
'illIllIIl l-m III! this storm
'l’llv LII suits \Illll ll an: :1 1‘43le nltrvssity did “01 mm‘lliml. If 50‘ StOD “‘10 MP-
tar ll C lilllr (m. (..,mc. in a sealed (leilolw's for I am :1er you will (1le
islnitun conilwllll ’l'}l(',lll0d(‘ls for just “list you “111'”. illcrc upd at
fl ma has .I pulp lll: .i (-lusllo waistband the price you lluI-I- bm‘u paummg to
lo lll'sllll iI‘Ivllulll or motion nmi,pny.
ianIl lllllll‘VlS. put on to slzu‘. whilc‘ ’ ’ ‘
SlslI-l"s .‘w'llll has llll' Ilzlsi'lé Luck build. HE H. , A. hilt-VD DIUK}
duiniy lll'I’ll‘Hlil‘lllJl nod: and both Store. E» North Main slrctt.
lhrm: gIIImIlllz-I oiI'I~r the latest and is the local :mrni. for the
lwsl {millins that “1311:"? comfort for," \thmm, altlllpkr choco-
tlII- hIIIIiI’Is :IIIIl sane: time. mull m“: and confn'tlons‘, which ham
""’”“1“ “’V ”“' "”‘”“'"“ ' , lucn lho hum-ho mm» 1342. In
'l‘rlsil'um A. innit ,lmvc lllSO (1 Von! those days ”use lflilplll‘il! I-nndir‘s
:Tmnl liIII- ul‘ silk lliisll'l‘y.‘v (kill model could h“ liul‘cllasrll only in “'hnmun's
conducting hcr's and in \Ir. (.IIIIII u s
shop;_m mnV' be slit-u ”it duplicates of
the models shown at both. L‘Vru if
you don't intend liming“ :1 nch out-
fit. it is worlh the Visit to illst slrp ill!
and look at what is luring display-Ii
hcre‘. .
t O
Chiffon frocks are shown
over slips of (‘l‘DllO do chino.
ll I ll lfihlll‘. ’I ll" rI
' ’ ' ‘ le may obtain it in this store. ,
3” MOST POll.‘ LAB, ]l\ r 3‘ * ‘ ' V rmows‘ 03, ‘1an,: jtog'ro):
JllSt at the prosont lllOl.lIill x yin: I»; IIthI as dross STORE 31,0“. in '“hh‘h di-
is the long :sldc Shallow—3 Himmlngn . ”cud“ New York. Nu,»- no.
that is a lint “‘llll :1 short "- ‘ ' “n and Dnnllury lie. but
front and buck. a slightly higher V l‘lilNG. ’l‘lll32 PAST R“, year's. “mm,“ “1“) Clljlll’ shopping in mi
crown than was worn last salmon and ii. has hum 5“,.“ u are“? up- 0 mm .10,“ ”Now not them but
with the right side a good two lnclus ("3' mung”, 1m, “an11 for “,9 m, mm ”m SlOlC ltself' ..,: NorVValk'E
longer than the loft. l'pvn HI.» ",_ _ Wm). “in“, ,,,.,,.,.(,,,, “m, ‘M‘iwt corner M in and '\\'nll struts
clongnied side is ci‘fcciivcly draped. too “in”; (M. ”,5, ,, .mI, “my ,;;.Vn-l,,:,mh-d,,y h, this store :mmthlll: new
fruit. flowers or 90’1“” “name“ “"13 m’... “I... 1.415 Vllll.‘ l’ll' u what tin-y are ,S specially l’cuturrd and “'lli n l “as
the hat “hon pluccd upon thr ”' “I ifiél I \\i.il‘ l'ul lIl> H'um in work “lid in Ulll'L‘. the oillvr' do)‘, I lmul-l that
tilted juat enough ‘so that tho iIinl- l ,1, q“, , .f in two .i, 0\€‘l‘plllid :Illd , nt‘W gingham: were um .‘len-ic‘rs. These
)nlng brushes ,Vour slIoulIlI r. in Miss" ,,,,,, ,,,. .,,‘ ,:,,. ,,,,. “4.1.3 5...}, m. ,.my.g,,m,,,,”,s lll'fl“ the popular shmlrs
K. A. I’olhcmus's Mllllnr-ry Slorogit I... II,” in (hill ll lI's I‘Imhlng Slow. “n. «specially adapted rm- fashioning
80 “'Mhinn'lon street. ls :4.le lVVII s:~’ll< l 1: «mm 1‘;Vl.‘m >' I’M. Homo 01' illcr‘v clIllIlrI-nfa.8ChO.01 :LnIl lIlny Ilrcst.
modes which had just come out or 1.11 \‘lfllIII I—'l_\.6.‘d VViIIlr 9111ch carry '13,")- may ulso‘be ilttd in make
llcr workroom Ollc of purpl: 5mm Ilml ll'u u:l:n.,._\' IwVV' Inhcy (flit‘cls, ”mks 1-0,. the oldcr girls 9""! the
was faced in lIIVcndI-r Wm 4:lIII, IVVlIh ilm l'.L,'V:’:lll Mr: V'Ir. rllcvliwl pzltibl‘ns have been t‘ll’lplO)‘(.‘tl
With [Illusion and h(allli"l ll'sllllll: (1:1 ‘Il'll‘l‘lI'E i.'il‘l3:llil: 5101'". l" “W” by some of the large dn-ss houses us
the long sldc The oilIr-r Wm. 0f junior IiI 3,“:11I3lmr‘lii. ow showing: new the fabric for ll. straight gown. finish-
hrnwn and sand cmnhlnullrm .II..I \ 3,:“Pl'll‘l-T mun inl‘ how In IIO‘IO. “WM cd with collar and cuffs ol‘ orgasmic.
adorned with lrnlllllc; VII: i. 1-3.1 slum -m"I"hl:Iivlr‘ “HP: inns in match. Slv'rllll: suits for sport and (li'i‘§$
Flowers “"3 "39d Luishly on llillfi."“": M“! "*2le \'l.\’ FI‘IISHl-‘Il'lvl-‘Ilili l \\‘I.'lll‘ :1er also llf'i'C: waiting for solute
for the Coming- spasm, and an”... ion :Im rum that ,Vle VViil {lull‘r VV'lllI mI- lucky lIIIIy to curry thcm avid)“. 1111‘
roses are displayed to admnizurc nnl
that
unyilllltg myrrh Il own)“
likw~ :1 roll and the larger models for
the woman who prefers llicm.
'InIl knmvlllut -you are buying some-
In Mr. Jacoby's
\l‘CL‘Lll‘lL'i‘ :llltl Inc
:Iilllospllcl‘c
this store.
.lZV'cn ll" 30:: don't llIlL-n-l to buy any-
lllc slorc,
a.
just nulumlly
where I saw
his sunw l.Iw *l.l’iih. SistI-r SI-Ialpux suits.
us such
1‘4 also some no“.
sol p: nth c I II pc VV lliI ll {oily-1w cl’n~
IIIII,‘ ' Ii fm llIlI-I purpose and it? "llso bf-
bytijogy Kg “,7,if???mfgflzmjai‘:pat V'cnlcnccd ihcmsrh'cs to enjoy! \V‘hii—
In: l‘:l .' > _ .1 'l _' ~ ' .. ‘ ~ 6 t “if
. . .- . nmns sunlpllr cllocolntrs ..m
turufi-“mq‘mtog 11ml ,‘lpéogmi? if .33; sisters of today stop into ll. A. Mrml's
:‘mlm. “7335,, ,gll;:,:o ridgnzllle ‘ym, drug store and without llH‘OHVIHlFIYC-
IIIII- lll ,3 I’ .
('Dilli' across :I. pIIttI rII which you 5kg“,
from (his
I. lOl‘fll-POkO shape Of l)!4l(‘k.f1ll|‘i.l ink-2““. H n 7“)“; In?“ 0
rose. For sport. VV'crIl' (.‘mlntrV I-ulh
, 3 Vi l' l" " ‘3.» 1‘
hats are the fmonltc. and Miss. lul- ”I!“ 'V ‘,"‘,T,'T-‘ 1,1132%... 41,] E;
., ; I 1' V ' - ~-
hemus has some Voly stunning; moll< 1. m - . . -
els. F t . < houllx Alum hurl. I :~.I\‘.
or ht matron, all Mink huts Wm“ ,..,-., lljlil-rvfil and
turban or other shapes, while fol- -- “ ,,.. ,..,.o {In Him: for
lowinr the some lines us the Inmiris "mu" “3”: If”; Illll‘lllfl' ll‘llllli 'l‘hc
- . ”I“, , , . .
.f'or the younger women. are not so llilll‘ “l. H, in.“ 3H ., .0“ ..,~ ., “4:.
l' ,. . ‘ t‘ 5-,, ‘-:'I >1 ' ' ' ‘
p onounced. - 1 o in”: is: lDlll‘K lznw llH“l 10 “' PM!“ ”1“
. - . . . llI1l\lI l' rum In lllllillzt " :Illll . “Vin“
0U PICIV. lvl’ UNI; l'.\l'l3Ilt[,,,,,,,,,5 during 11va Fllllllllll‘ lllfllllll!‘
and read how sulln huts un- ‘lilllll'l‘ UN"). 5” “,5 llcntrx lllodrls.
quite the thing. lll"n gnu :my ],,,,,,,“-,g.. could VVltll impunily
turn to another all-.1 horn mum: U, “Hm. 1,“- noqr, while for
Hint _ ey rare passe and only mm 1],, W“ h m .-Im pm‘lnl‘, thy still 1‘“-
erections are considered smurt m d Hm, m. ,. “helm. or lming the hind
finally. if you are like me. you ( :ut NAN-mg: .
them aside and so into Um lde or um 1W0 models the llillcrcrt is
Millinery Shop at 21 North \'.Iln
Street and really learn what is (:r-
root in mlliinery. Easter. hats
Imothered in flowers and one
creation shown here is covcritl Ill»
til-sly with if?“ petal". Mount .iln.
haze, as ha in: and fascinating as
its name. is one of the new shades sand
this color lcheme is (metiw-lV slump
in many poke, semi- -poke and l-lraight
lino limpet. One stunning model 91
“Ill huh ll trimmed with sips grass.
A tied and dyed bandnna is or.
over a. smart shape of the new calml
sheds. while hats or silk horse hair
with dropping brims are {nerd with
crepe do chine. A semi poke shape
mt]: fluted ribbon trimmings is
shown in cocoa. a. new shade. which
gt, 11m glance might be mistn (on for
2‘3”. b::.a. second glance rIVI-als
For mdame there are
.006 looking models shown in im-
pound ltrnws. Some are of the close
fitfip‘ turban model, so papular {tr
MM”: l lait, while others are of
a. flare or larfler model. in fact
this store may he found o. hat to
Wm: me may face.-
n'e you buying to :1
list? If you are; wise, youL Wilford:
buy one, until you look over the new
jolt ones. being shown here. 3: Fifth
”onus has decreed that felt alone
M be Worn for sport. Those are
1);. high blocked models, in nh‘ihe
m colors. are trimmed sometimes
with embroidery. a quill or a. flower.
complete yout- sport costume
on chin: ownership of at less
“It tho new sweaters. also being fea-
. by this. shop. Slip- -on or the
3“ models. in silk end wool
brushed wool
poke
several
t the:
M the popular
‘. O I
’ Honda-esse- for evening
wear have taken the form of
fitting across the head in-
till“
Ide'
':be h
Ilarktr color and SUNS for 61)
I‘m“: while the Brintox. which is a
liln'v rut, um] Erma lo llglllz'r shIIIlI-s.
is prim-ll at $1. 'iihcy are both 27x54
lll(‘lil H.
o
Um
-!
Scroml of l‘lln now huts
.‘ll‘t’ or," luigv color, llli‘lll‘d up
at the buck and trimmed in
coq ff‘dlllCl‘S.
O o
Hiecomrv shabby, and porn, we are not
{15‘ fastidious about their appeardnce
:Is “'0 are about the olllcr rooms.
During the spring, when we start
hourrclculz‘mg. we take inventory and
check off what we milst buy to :0-
hahlllialc our dining. and living
room. but we forget all about t)1(‘
bath room. Pcrhaps it is bccausi?
)ou. do not know where new up tb
auto ilxtllrcs maV be purchased? I
the hardware store of A. F. Geheb
at 25 \Vest \\ ashington street will be:
found ‘CV'enthing in the way 6“
'modrrn fixtures for this room.
There are the glass onwhite en—
amel iowcl rack glass shelves. tooth
brush holder soap dishes. sprayers.
lsponge holders. Many of our homes
will not permit the installation of a
sliO‘Yf‘f bath. but none of us need be
denied this priVilego, not at least,
while Mr. Gohcbe is offering these
spraycrs, at such a. small price.
In hampers there are small
enamel or willow ones. These
ml in any size desired and
Very reasonable price.
is also shown here of
with rubbcr feet.
0 co there
white
may
at o
A bath stool
white enamel
While for the
is 'n combina
which consists of a. mirror. ‘tiorr get.
merit holding 150 towels
steed of Ira
haul und the fore-2
frame itself is pickle
is priced at only :3.
l , . . ‘chery three out of four
max wr: HT 111’ our ‘new Emma , 2 ,
homo VV“I~ usually give as , , .
much zllic-ntion to the bath 3 3"" LTHOI'GH ,TWO ‘VHOLE
. room ”Mums. as “a (low weeks ‘ still separate us
illc fixtures for the other rooms. frbm Luster. “the hiark 0*:
ul. 1,, 1h: “mp mes on and t-hcv Shoe Store. 4 South Main
. This model has the French heel and
James Donnelly. 16-18 South Main
Street.
Harold A. Mead,
North Main Street.
Drug Store. 8
ings Store, 14 South Main Street.
lioscuiicld Brothers. Hardware
Store. 125 \Vnslllngion Street.
Stone‘s Lamps Specially Shop,
Alain Sircci. I'orwnlk.
13
a.
is some other litilc
which you need and which I
Purim ps tllerc
fixture.
be had (‘On\'l:lll(‘lllly in hull'ly EVOI‘)"
neighborhood ill the land.
The fair sliopprrs of 184:: incou-
lmr themselves enjoy chocolates made
from the some recipe.
suits for sport “'Lilr are. for the most
purl iVV'rI pirrcd affairs with bolls,
patch pockris and embodying Illc
Norfolk lines. Knickers are also
ivatun'd for sport won‘t. Those are
Ill (wood and for the women who in-
(llllgrs in sport. thry are a. necessary
lillkllllfil‘irlo their wardrobe.
Million); and thc‘ word when ap-
plied lo the models shown hero lm~
plies much. Hols, i'clt. satin or
combination of silk :1an novelty
straws lll‘L‘. shown for sport “'t‘lll'
while for Ilrrss. larger models. lavish-
ly irimmcd with flowers or some of“
the new quills. Brushed wool buts.
,I'auniy affairs made flare shape and
with n tassel of contrasting shade are
being advocated for wear with the
sport swrntcr or coat. In dresses.
(‘l‘l‘llc is the lending fabric and all
shades and models will be found here.
Most of the frocks. I noticed, are
made along the popular long lines.
some have loose panels, others de-
prnd upon raiscd embroidery to re-
“("13 their sovcrity.
O O O ,
Decorations in some form
or another are employed on'
Street has succeeded in spanning the
chasm. and enticing Eastertide Heie
in adVance of the season.
Among the models which this
shop displays isan oxford of tan
suede trimmed with brown calfskin.
.Tlle duplicate of this may be had in
gray suede and black onlfskin. The
pump with the patent leather vamp
and gray quarter back is stunning.
may be had also in patent coil: with
the baby Louis heel. ,
Krieder shoes for . boys its also
\shown here. for the youngster they;
are priced at $2. 95 and for his older
rather $4. 23. .-
Feit slippers in new models are.
~.:arked at $35 cents ‘ while fur;
lmmed Julieta with rubber heels
I say be had for $1.39. ‘
t 0 .
‘51 South ‘
R. J. Cutblll. Bridge Fish Market,
71 North Main street.
ing Store. 12 South Main Street.
Wort VV ashlnglon Street.
68 Washington Street.
Street.
Max Levy’s Shoe Store.
Alain Stud.
2?
Norwalk Boot Shop. 42 “'21“ Street.
4
(1-th-
lmck
while
For the boy.
bones
into place.
out shoes,
lczitlu-r.
All the shorts in this store are
moderately .pricednud if, you wish to
have your child properly shod.
is the place to buy his shoes.
fond of pip. after years of
:hvlr fancy named concoctions?
This same theory may be applied
llcious. 'whuo thcir. butterscotch, bah-
pound :l’T,‘ VVlilInut i1 rival. Butter-
runs md puffed rice are bought by
guise. Hm: are able to stand on their
m Ills and when one considers
VIlIIIt Hm} arc. it roailv behooves Vou
in umlnrstlnd how they can be sold
at such
(“V H
:1 modomie price.
, «i o e
Mill-2 FAIR DEPARTIHENT
STORE. 51 South Main
Street has just
James Donneliy. 16-18 South Main
A. F. Gehebe. Hardware Store, 25 ,
L. Golden. Women' a Specialty Shop. .
South
:«zhoc. which gives the proper support
forcing them
there
um some strong durable high or low
made entirely of leather
in taxi or black calfskin and patent
this
frrlstrsm and Hyatt Department
Store. _28‘ Wall Street, Norwalk.
Not-walk.
James'Do‘nnelly, 16-118 South Main
Street. .
Gorham. Decorators, 126 Washing-
ton Street.
Skoulos Brother's Fruit“ Store, 7 44
South Main‘street.
South Norwalk Trust Company. 89
Main Street (up one flight).
are moderately priced. If you are
contemplating buying 8. 3Easter coat
for the younger members of the fam-
ily, I should advise that you lock
these over before making your decla-
ion.
0 O
S WEEK IN R. J. Cutbill’s
Bridge Fish Market at 71
North Main Street. one may
obtain some New Bedford
week his suppy has been Very low.
In this market one may only pur-
milady's ear, every woman will want
at least one pair of them. FOr dress
occasslons the high head dress is ad.-
bead bags which Mr. Benedict is also
showing. Beaded bags are an essen—
tial to the summer toilette and well,
unles you'see these bags. you do not
'know “how attractive a beaded bag
really can be. ‘
42 “a ll‘ street. Norwak.
who makes a specialty of only hops-
ing the accepted models in footwear.
the greater portion of the new mod-
els shown here. follow this edict.
While gray is undeniably the fav-
orite. nut brown, which is just being
introduced to Norwalk. through the
medium of this boot shop. is giving
every evidence of wrestling the throne
from it. The nut brown suede oxford‘
is trimmed with alligator skin. while
the perforated tip.
Stocking to match. in full fashioned
silk. may also be purchased here and
at a. very reasonable price. Their full
The crossed ponels that
appear on a frock of dark
pint of it to nine' pints of motor. cover
the eggs completely with it and it
This is one way
hat. his suit and boutonniere.
In the? haberdnshcn’ store of Theo-
sique.
Cross continues its
second supply of M.
was sent today
Hospital 41 when
“Elk men as n“
neotlcut are be .2.
the following Nom—
quickly marking
30 that hornalk's x
low, Mrs. Kati.
Philip Knapp.
\Voodward.
HOT
who is the most Mm.”
the same shade in the one strap_ fiassmaJOl‘ lcagu: $3
$1 gln
York Yank: cs or ($1 (r;
Giants Won-.1 m
belonged to t‘
can be phlegm,
man in thu Illa
beautifu
. . . . .. V. . snooxr) 51713131, . . . ,
11‘ act t-‘PIIISTI‘llS'l footlylt in_ him. aha: Mggigtlrieeréartment Store. Main Street. , ‘ y V'ocated and the combs are adaptable TICI l}; 3:):‘3EIIU’
'1 ways ru 0: : l 115 year Ins 6:1 0 . V _83 ma AR . . .7 ,
‘ ' ' ’ , . French ii Corn an 21 for this u 039.. '. .3 . .
:3“? one qr)“; ride" “11],?“ are , J. I. Mallette. Womten's Specialty North mamhétliexgry D Y. Néghony Lstlxilt Tailor Shop, 82 This ED nt’ain so is also very at— \L‘TLR.\.\\ “WWII“.
cg oils. . mu ‘ III 5‘. me: um or Shop. 33 VVaahington 3 rest. 3 ’ - Mlln 5351’ 613. - _ a
large. you may enlaly buy any shape Gottllebs tMen's Economy Furnish- ‘ .Gtunilla. Glfl'. Shoppe, 68 wall Street. tl‘aCuVElY carried out in some new The l\or\\alk I. Lay...
1..
Harris Haberdashery Store. 21 W?“ Palace Delicatessen; 25 North Main . o o . cially the when»,
Street. Norwhlk. ‘ street. A RAY P3531133 AND 0x_ out of doors 11.111 ,3.
,JEFO'W 5 Men's and “mm" Fm" ' Royal James Inn. Wall Street. Nor- ‘ FORDS are being featured vamc’efi 7
””1“”? Store. 12‘1‘ North Main walk. by the \‘orwalk Boot Shop. Once more ”‘9 r3“
l1?
: C71
”am” A‘ Mead, Drug Store, 8 Washington Street. These models are for both sport and lag; A‘ C , ’ ‘
\‘orth Main Street. Tribunals Chocolate Shop. 24 South dress wear and may be had in both Bissc—ii MERSargélli Tin c Y.
\iark 0“ Shoe Store, 49 SOUth Main Main Street... the high and low heel. However. DeW’aters “(I ( '-; _I”
Sin‘ et. Twin City Valet Service, 10 South fashion says the "flapper" heel and ‘J‘l' -
\YALLY SCIL‘LVl.‘ is In \liiz'q
PLAYER IV uh; Ll'..\(,{f{“‘~
By NE.‘ Kern}?
SPRIXUS.
.‘. : .
Kim) :11 I? l f: T‘-
{1'5" S-Z‘
:1, 1%
o o s scallops. Mr. CUtbill. usually hem-rd“; fashioned chiffon number is a special. 1:111:10 1‘ uth an}
: « v - them- but- the inclement “Feat 9" e- Next time you are in. ask to see them. gin. s in 5‘34”“? ‘l' 1'
1‘ HAS EELS SAID that a picted his stock so. that until this . . 2 and better than ..-
man. who was unusually
VleiI ll in. V III rqlcrlnliy Foalux-ing is ’ . 5 n in I'hnndvlphlll and folks ._ . dllinlng- in restaurants. chase fresh green fish and really 3'9“ ‘ . 7 “Fully Sci
iht- full {- hioh: :i chiffon host: in all 4:32:31 >19, 3:. Ygrk, Boston and Rich- breathed the wish that he could ob- don't know what a. blessing it is to be by” Grebe fallle are “dg‘fd Americans
lhr n: \\ mums and which is priced :Itim(‘md always! “I“, mugs out of ”1011’ min a piece of pie like his‘motber 31,19ng 80 into apiece, buy something “llh pleated bands of the powerful :IIhl-“u:
mm“ 1:75- A MW 1‘ Sm‘l" 13““ be 11““ “-M- to stop in I‘lIiiuIiclpliia. and Iucd to make. All I can say is that and when you get it home find’ that 3“” material. spite the f”, ,
l'III‘.-3‘-‘~L’7'- , _ , . carry home you": of Hum. NOW the he must have ,VVlslIul out loud for it "room: to its reputation. , “w T, ' ,2 , it in baseball 1.3.3.
1.3,”. o,,.,,,.,..,— drapivru‘s or silll “3" \Vhiiillan quality. with mmlm'n lnl- "likn mother used to.make" has be- Mr. Cutbill has this week, haddock. AS'lI;;.. \\ 1" l ‘51" TO AS' Schun" ‘s 1:.“ - ._ 2 .
f” L“ “hi": Emmi” mm“ m w patterns, provcmrnis and inl‘ulitc VnrlI ly, czllllcoxne a by-Vvord. Even at that his Spanish'matkel‘el. shad. sea trout. cribe to the day when the ‘ b " ‘ ‘ ‘3 'v 75 -
another may not have been such a cod and halibut. all fresh caught fish. women mime forth with a sessor of _ > ‘3
I 3 ' ' ' ' h t suit and the inevi~ a “0‘3 C
wonderful cook. but there is some- nee. a "He docs-:33: (—-
(him: about home cooking that is ir— '1‘ SCTILLSON - POWELL’S table bunch of Violgts, “hue“strengrth." arm'i. . .4
rcsisli‘olc. Just what it is we are 1111- Drug- Store. 82 \Vashlngton the man of the house, well, maybe. he Sch—1pc— I . 3 .o
v ~ . n. l Va.
able to dofirzo. Hotels pay fabulous Street. I saw. ”I" morning. might boast of a new tic: But. sins. New York “the \F ‘_ A r.
sums to chefs. yct would you turnI some water glass. an L83 that too has changed With the times friendh’ ..,-nun. ._ '.. - » E -2
away from n. homo-cooked meal tolprcscrvnthe-—that is. you add one and how he niso must have his new club house I} msgg l: .5: ;
like a rubber loll.
most of our attention turns to our
soon-:3! the snow deport: and the
-frost gets out of the ground. it is time
be found‘nll kinds of sprays for trees.
plants.- shrubs. «to. Fish oil soap» is
used to exterminate insects, the
Bordeaux mixture for blight. Arsen-.
ate or lead. heilebore, Paris green
and a mixture of lime and sulphur
solution are some preparations ad-
V'ocatcd for this purpose. When your
trees have been destroyed is pot the
thing boasts of some-thing new
usualline of shirts, neckware and
bladder trm:
lo homo-made candy. Just as you will IJI‘EE'CI'Va them. . . dorc Harris at 21 Wall street. Nor-
ll:i\’(‘ f-Vilod to find 3,“. dish to equal of heating (1“ high co“ of ’“mg' walk will he found just the hat. suit , -
' ‘ ~ _ ‘ . iod when eggs tre T0. \F. I I Ti".
:t homo-made one. so Will you fail to During ‘h per u: our'and top coat {0“ him. The hats, “St-Inmo ms 0-3 K, ,
find on)“ candy to equal Naitcford's Pm““‘“" and the privcem‘low. piss and . which are of the “WV lastest models. 1all one ’V\' “.1 I< '
homo mode cumllcs, which may be ”‘8‘ ““33, m u“: :r 55;”; and are PFACQQ from $3- 95 UP: The 5“”3 not 2burp: 1 OS”; AKE —.:;,~ _ :2 ~
pumpamfl in Donnellya Sm", at 15_.then. when tugs “30‘“ are very good looking. out according . ,- . ,
th ric rm accordingly take them _ , i) do the nork,‘ “r: s V\ I. C: .
18 South Mdl'n Effect. Holnc— made e p e , ll be as froth “at“ to the. “3.5“ edict of fashlon' “him New Orleans. Lclfisiena r
rcclpen You Will mid. are unequaled (ill: 22:) 21:: 1:412:11 and) It is even the nip emits will make any man. rhoumallc p:,3.::s. tirrr‘; . ::
jugL ‘nq 311.}??? \ 031.1113“ stand ll’l a better than the cold storage. ddnt ngzlgeto full into line in 1111‘ Easter symptoms (:1 ,zis.r,_55,:,1 j,»
Illc to al. ilur oVVn. you think? 1).". . v' _ Foley kidney T‘ifl-
I\;iitcl’nl.,,»s cream camels are de- \\’ith the first. breath of spring Jhlsrslore. also carries a. very 1111— “93.5 and Q.:,..k7‘.
lri‘llS stuf'cd (MUCH; peanut brittle. garden. Last season most gardens hosiery: i'l’wrcd is the most popular. Insist “pm; pm ('“‘ _
Imu;4~ lllili‘fi. saltcd almonds. which were not a. success, because the fabric In tics and the ones here liar- Corpor;ltion,—A:Ex;
m :1)‘ be pillclmscd By pound or llaU-;“.eatm was so unfavorable Just as moulzc “‘llll the new shades shown
in “results and topcoats.
‘7: ' o' s s
toward iluis. suits or shoes which are
displayed there. but the housewife.
lingers before the windows of the A.
J. Collins Company’s Furniture Store.
70 North Main street and pictures this
furniture in her home.
The trees. flowers and in fact cV cry
In
Good
swollen
(tel.
413‘s.
tired
Good 413.»).
and raw spots.
lilo jar to look after your garden and trees ”HE YOI \GER PEOPIJ‘ “TIZ” EUR AEHEKL!
“h" “”- Scmml kinds of candy Trees. be they fruit or shade,“must be ' of this Iime of the year l y
masquerading under the title “homc- sprayed. if one is to prolong their stand bcforo specialty shops
made" hut. Nattcford's needs no dis: usefulness. In Stilleon-Powell’s will and cast envious glances
SURE, TIRED EEEl
:30???
fat. strut;-
AL: L.
corms.
:x.‘
(.0
in sizcs
recechd
- . some new models in Spring
outs for childlen and misses. ranging
from 3 years up to the 14
spring and most huoseines dream
of rct‘u'rnishing thler homes. but for
some reason or the other hesitates
about trying to make this dream
llcss. no morc
drawing up your fa"
is magical, arts
draws out all ihe
time to rush around and buy some-
thing to try and repair the damagc.
the time to do that it is now. Better
your old size. The greater part of
ihcm. I found upon inspection. are
fashioned from all wool polo cloth in
and the cape sleeve.
Those coats which have been re-
stop into StillsomPowell's and buy a
spray. they will gladly suggest the
solution best adopted for use on your
on new dresses are finished
cclvcd direct from the designer are
the very latest in children's wear and
Thousands of
. AX LEVY; in his shoe store ,
at 27 South Mam Street. I '
learned makes it special
:3 of children?! Shoes. ' '1‘
is, in here. may be found childreii
I es from the "nrstcstep” up. The?
mg‘v be had in all grades I Willi.-
tfo , '
TON
sale and the money-saving opportunities
2 And as soon he posmblemorder‘to maker
togetthmgsadmstedsoastoena’biehstocstert
with a. full double puff. div-
‘come true.
there one was forced to install extra.
pieces.
In the A. J. Collins Company's store
but the living room suites
ided bilavnarrow band of
crystal bead embroidery.
shown here,
they alone are worthy to .grace your
need no companions,
tions whirl:
"T12" and l‘orgct
feet. feet that never 5V “ ‘
never get tired.
fort guarantccd or m. '3 ,
EVER CONDUCTED IN N ORWALK
13 MAIN STREET, N ORWALK
donors worth of merchandise must be disposed pf at once. This 1s a genuine.
offered will be amazing. Conic early and bring your
T GO!
oo'ni for carpenter-sand painters. We are anxious
:0 our host strained customers. .;
. 3...- .. loss
A d V'.
l READ!
This Morning Marked the Opening of the Greatest
ALE
FIRE sALE
puff up . V
} (ll
mav be found living loom suites Ah' how coun‘orull'c
the genuine camclshair and darker trees. plants 0" shrubs. priced from $98 up in tapestry or A few cents bus a l-“\' (t
slmdcs. All are belted models. patch ° ' ’ leather. Once a living room suite at any drugn’isl or I: r >
pockets, some have the inverted pleats seVem! 0: the long sleeves “as not sufficient in a. room. here and Don t SUfI'TF- HG“ ’? E ‘ ‘
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