one asked you what it ,
and what it is used to
How often have you paused t
Hunt at its briiluncy, wonder
under the sun people used it tor. To
be sure. perhaps. once you bought
til you could replace the broke
jardiner. but other than that
acquaintance with it was limited.
1.,
The Dennison Manufacturing com-
finest
grade or crepe paper on the market.
becoming aware or your ignorance.
uny, manufacturers of the
. . lought to enlighten you. Conse- o e o
quentiy, in the shops. you saw lamp STILLSON _ POWELL'S
shades. which caused you to catch drug store at 33 \Vashing-
your breath: hats for children whic
made you look twice and many other
novelties which increased ypur respect
for it. Perhaps you even went so fa
us to buy a roll and try to copy som
ot the novelties which you saw.
Crepe paper is today employed 1
develope so many and such unlqu
favors that Mr. Donnell)".
term the room at Christmas time,"
‘ look at it in some store and marvel-
what
roll of it to cover the flower pot. un-
your
of Donnel—
B2
1'.
at n cw finishes.
o
o.
a
with other furniture or a.
n he completely furnished
its value and comfort unquestioned.
The A. J. Collins
showing some new and
inspection is invited.
h
of
complete line
&, Johnson's llrst aids.
r
e
; Every home should
supply of these on
isn't it, but most of
0
0
hand.
us,
1
l
1
l
.
l
t
1
l
l
readily finds ,a
place in the livable home. The bright
cheery upholsterlng seems to bring a
touch of the sun into the house. an
echo of the garden and the out-ot-
door. whether a rocker be combined
sun-room
inrreed. fl-
brc or willow, its charm is the same.
Company is
colorful
models in wicker furniture and your
ton street will be found a.
Johnson
Included in
3this lot are. bandages, adhesive tape.
inljsorllcnt cotton. dressings. ct cctera.
always have a
Strange
never think
or‘ these urticlcs. until they are need-
’Tueedny.
Self. Service Shoe Store 8‘ North
Main street.
Angevine Furniture
North Main Street.
Conneally & Bracken Shoe Store, 81
Washington Street.
Costello 8; O'Meara Men's Furnish-
ing Store. 21 North Main Street.
Company, 16
Street.
Fair Department‘gtore,
Main Street.
J. I. Mallétte. Women's.
Shop. 88 Washington Street.
Harold A. Mead,_ Drug Store,
North Main Street.
Mlchelson's Studio, 78 Washington
Street. '
Miller's Grocery Store, 33
51 South
8
‘ashing-
ly's store. ill-ii South Main street, has ”1" H“ n. “- our medicine cabinet ton Street.
inVlll‘d .‘llfis livillllll'ull. 0f the lien» fails ll) lilit‘lOSu (1 supply. we V'OVV Albert D_ lforgan's Hard‘ya’re Storey
nison Manufacturing company, ‘0 then and there to stock» up and ncv- 84 \Vashingtcn SU‘EEt- '
"‘5” his store “l" “”C “(‘01: and in‘ler be \vllhout them again. But. do Palace 30019113 27 North Main
atruct all the women who are inter—le always live up to our vow? n Street.
““9“ l“ ”‘9 r‘Wmonl“: of lamp most cuties. Very few of us do, I nfn Palace Clothes Shop. 1170., 13 North
shades. (‘lth‘l‘S of all kinds and otl.1
knlek-knm'ks.
X‘
1:1l‘ruld. so i am taking this means of
Main Street.
James Donnelly, 16-18 South Main .
Specialty ~
zanne ’ Shops
Thursday
Fan- iDepax-tment Store.
Main Street.
Wall Street, Norwalk.
The Boston Store,
Streets. Nor-walk.
A. J. Collins .Furnitu
70 North Main Street.
’71 North Main Street.
Main Street.
French Mllllnery. Companm
North Main Street. ‘
n
log Store. 12 South Main Street.
\Veet Washington Street.
68 \i’ashington Street. .
Street. ~l\'()rvv:.ilk.
Ma‘x Levy's Shoe Store, 27
Main Stunt. .
llnrcdvi A. Elcad,
North Muir. Street.‘
Stru‘t.
Xerox:
ll: Boot
pl
51 South
:1. A. Beneasc‘cs Jewelry Store. 22
Main and Wall
Re Compdny.
R. J. Cutblll. Bridge Fish Market.
James Donnelly, 16-18 South Main
31
Golllleb‘s Men's Economy Furnish-
A. F. Gchebe. Hardware Store, 725
L. Golden. \Vomen's Specialty Shop.
‘ Harris Haberdashery Store, 21 Win."
"Jacohy‘s Men's and Women's Fur-
niudng Store, 12-14 North Main
Street.
South
Drug Store, 8
Maria—Of! Shoe Store, 49 South Main
‘I‘lob, 42 “mil Street,
Norwalk. . ,
Miss K. ‘A. Polhemul' nilllnery
Store, 30 Washington Street.
South Main Street.
N. E. Ryan .Company. Women's
Specialty Shop. 86 ‘Washlngton Street.
Stillnon-Powell ~Drug Store. 82
Washington Street.
Trials-am and Hyatt Department
Store. 28 Wall Street, Norwalk,
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.
Shoulos Brother's Fruit Store,
South Main Street.
South Nor-walk Trust Company. 89
Washington Street. 1,
Thoma-'3 Chocolate Shop.
Main Street. '
Twin City Valet Service.. 61 North
Main Street. South Norwalk.
82
'44
24 Smith
‘ ‘ 'Trlminlliu: )01l now to inventory lagers & Stevens, Men‘s Furnish—
M‘S” “'“l‘l'm’im “”1- l’l"l'"r0l"“- ])":‘\1’1:lr rulvine't and replenish it with ings Store, 14 South Main Slrcet.
at. Donnelly's store :1” next, Wow-1c “m1.\\'ll:1t(:\m’ m needul. \Vc always as- {osenlicid Brothers. Hardware
Wm 1‘“ "”7“ “mil '0 ”‘U‘t 37“" I’m“ smmle summer with minor acetdcnts Store. 125 Voshinglon Street.
mg ll” Stalin"? MIMIfl (if err-p.- pmiurrlzlg‘ed during this Souson. first aid
(‘renosvvl m r: .';_‘ ~. ..
struetidhs my.“ ‘lryl‘l:lll(l,_\l: d h..'\:vd “:3, "Mum un- :1 newts-ml}... . .
yourself muv (fin-“m” tlnru -L-).-- For the 1.1mm). omen or even for which have robin-d the briny (ll-('1).
this mm." in “mp “’erwwm' 1.3m: 11:1» loud. Siphon-Powell carries a “hen a luck 01 food stufl is made
and an“ mug-If M “‘01; ‘in‘o ”if il,':l :111i mluml. fully equipped. in known. the reason is nlwuis attu-
store *' ‘ ‘ ' _i-,1,: \lel he found everything rc- butcd to the weather. isn't it u rr-E
' . '1 . mun-.1 in mi. mgnnuy render first aid lief then to Double to stop inlo tlul
EN THE DAY TS mer. does :11le :15 it l.’< very moderately Dricrdnlflll'irlfe 'i‘is‘l‘i Market of It. .1. (lit—s
your ”“4"th “H” M' q H lllliilh ln' “1-H {or every home to( ill at l1 . orth Main street and mm!
. . . . ‘_ - “NH“ (”In ‘ 'lllilt. despite the weather, he has on}
smart .1r1d burn .md 1cm “in... .l'mu ll .wrrv onlv the; l'am-l a v. n. food :lworlumnl o" “Hi i
shudahr' :1t thwllnuwhl ll1z1t ‘ “ “ - “ . " ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ”H”:
lust in druzzn,‘ so you may with us— caught “Sh- ‘
you need glnssw‘.’ \Vhy'.’ is it be
cause you fl'ur thut tin-y \vlll 1icir.11‘
from your rtpwnrunce. “'1“. «we n! x
(‘1‘ (lid :lssm‘lulo- the old fashioned .lln- in Si.
rimmed snow-1:114:34 111th lwullty. llui. l’l this Flul'l‘ .-1l:n mnv lm rump] u
have )nll seen some, of Ila" ll’\'~ vnliuhlv 111:1- ot' lniwl articles. liltzh
Hmllflilmlti ill llll' ,l'l'Wl‘ll‘i' NH!" “‘- ,..11i~ pond-~15. l'll'illlil"‘=. lull! suits.
Robert .\_ llunrdnr‘t. hi :2 \\'.1ll >2 t. “W. n... opium, "will I'ilFll‘F,
Norwnlk'.‘ .‘1lllllllwl'alt'li us ll...t li‘. 1e luzzslr-s. h. M)” “I." in nrrd 0! an)"
is a. hut ill‘SlEill'd to lirlner “ill the in ‘t'. H. ll . i ”“1, H mm"
in every {new 11nd llu- sumr run): he a " n
Mild of Mr Muss {rum-18. ‘ _ ' ‘ ‘ ‘
'l‘lw opllmll 1i! p:1rtl11rnl in \T". , " *\ I: ”“3 ‘ “A” 51““l?‘
Benedict's store is in l‘liurw- of :1 1111i " “ill-"i l” "" ~’| HIS" OF “HOW
versity urudunte optlrlun. nil in w and, loll see it, now you don't"
approved methods lll‘l" vmplmwl lure . and you Wonder if it will
and llll' only old fil‘lll'llfl'l "Hl‘ll‘v ‘imrl 1' \\'llll us innit eunuch for us to
about it is the price. which has l'l'- ..*l :1. :tmnl look :1t it. lif‘i\\('\‘rl‘, il‘
lmllned very moderate. \ml l".illj~' \\:1nl to lzillmln it. drop
if your on s are izlvlnx: you H11 ll 'I‘l l.. .1 1m» hum-ralusin ry store. of 'l‘hr-o-
bit of trouble. herd H”: unrnlm: "'“1 13:1:‘1- “11111.: all :1 “all street. Norv
llrnmliel’s and
The lmflt equlpmvn
as I have sold.
stop into Mr.
them examined.
is “SI-(l here nnd
command.
0
A touch of illicit lace used
effectively with while is soon
on several evening KO‘VIIS.
O l O
r
.
5i Mnlll
nuw t‘v‘utdrlm:
«‘mllli Mrv- t,
Yen's hills follow olom-ly the Sld'illilll
nttnined by the ”Human;
for tlulr lid-”m :1nrl tluir pin“.
('f'r'1“n'1f
l l
a
hm...
the
services of a gradual-1 opticinn :lr'v- .1l.3
your :
HE Fill“ Department Store.
. l1
wvvrrui m w;
»,1.
nurunvu purchase anything ll‘frt‘ and
l'wl 1r1nlnl1nl. that you are getting
t.
walk and \iv-w it in the person of
l
’11:.1 {til-is.
Mr. Morris has it very good show—
~1l1; :«ulls‘. :1ll l'w.‘ l:.'
of tailored and (if
.ilw l;lll"‘! cut. 'l‘op coals are helm;
:sgw nil? featured for spring wear
111ml 111 this store “ill be found all
,llm accept-1d models and
“Hell :Irv- r .iSOliillilf'.
ll \lfi, min :1'r1- ,5 fustlrilons in this
at prices
\11;. ‘
\. lx‘zi
.‘r‘i'l ll» 1"
Vf‘ln 1.x,
tlxe lltlmmim: lilrd model.
will suit tl‘c'i’ussiest of
l‘ur the inns or the, mun \vlm
l‘l‘ Mmrt “‘3'? Fir-H's :l tl‘l"l‘l‘
lil'l‘l' l5 r‘lln“ n,
l
‘ t
‘ (‘zlp
.‘i 5'
u. \png
the equivalent of tl1~lr Fi::l’-l".~‘ HUM \\‘il.1‘ l‘mll 4 \1-r has 1nontrli sitirts’.‘
model. are {Hr ill“ mokt l-Llrl l1:'1 {\ll‘. il..r;éd (drills the Columbia
to m] from crushulrle lnzltvrl'll in Law. run-l: sl-hls which speak for the-m-
t: lnrs. For the lnl'unt there :1 re .m \- 5 .. !x- .
oral new and orluinnl models in lmn—v’ ' ' '
nets. 1 An lnt111~1-:»-ting cape soon I
llid “you know that, tltv ll‘uir lie- :! l'.1'1.1 it. 11': 1-. r'l “lute
pfll'lmeni Store hit.“ some \11'\' 1:00er) 1! “vol, “our” in lszxr-
1001(an bursts. in all sizes and ulvl. 1:." ruw mum. lll‘.‘ ('11llz1r cum-
These. which are made from nun-nun; ‘10:an nl‘ stripes 11: while
teed leather. are vern- r11rrls»rntply.-» Wool. one 1111-] :1 half inches
priced “mi W .‘(m fire in lll>1l (19‘ ‘ “idv, “mm H in l.lllll(' 11fl'r't't.
new l1:1s:. I Would nilv'ig. that it’ll: o e 0
look ”3' in over. .\' 'l‘llli hurdwum store of A.
. ' * .. ' T l". (lehelm. '35 “'est \V'nsh»
HAT DO YOI.‘ WANT new for ington street, there has
Easter. :1 suit. Print or dress? but u- l‘l‘f'l‘thHl during the
If It sull. “'lllll do you i’mor
the “Iron pirye costume
with its colorful blouse or the trim
tailored model'.‘ ('tmls. are you
inn sleeves: to tho polo model. with
its chic belt and patch poekets'.’ And
dresses. '1“, I would rather try to sea
lect with-r :1 suit or (out. than he.
forced to make my eholw- from
among: nil the wonderful models. now
on display in Frank .lncolvy’s store a?
8 North Main Street.
1 ’Mr. .Tor‘oliy's store is now entirely
d'evotml to the display of new and
bizarre costumes for the flapper and
"hcr mother. No mutter what type of
a costume you have in mind. or what
color or Fabric you are. seeking. you
may with confidence stop into Mr.
Jacohy's store 21nd take home Just
What you visunllzed.
. III at 9-
Necklincs are cut with
the greatest discretion, and
frocks in general are
straightllue or interrupted
only by a slight hlousing at
a low waistline.
s e 9
T HAS limit): SAID that to
create a beautiful room is
one or the most dit‘ticult
. tasks in the world, Yet. it
you transfer some of the. furniture
s flown in the furniture store of A. J.
{amine company. 70 North Main
. street, to your room, the seemingly
mymible becomes possible. Every
. we. of furniture in this store
m personally selected because
,1” flfness and genuine character.
sous helpfulness permeates their
at”. organization. with but one in-
1%: paramount—~thnt you. their
other. be fully and completely
own good furniture. to live in a
, .uy furnished home. is to en-
“. of. the most satisfying pleas~
.131. has to otter. There are a'
”Mental. however. which
thoroughly understood to
may that atmosphere of real
high does not depend upon
money one has to
cor upon the, knowl-
c. taste. intuition
. with whit-h one
3 nt task of fur~
J ml- ‘
.::~....‘ :3; .
par- ‘
tial to the hilt rocmy affair with rue- .
has
of ;
past \‘.‘l'l‘k some imported bowl sets
or lwrm 1.1111. ’i‘lusc come in sets of
my .1ll;l may lie ' purcham d by the
rum! im' $1.71» or separately. These
s is “me very popular before the
1
. “ul‘ :md during the intervening years,
‘umnl 11 who llnrl been accustomed to
gxluiui: them have frantically searched
':=:ur1~::. in vain. to replace their Sl‘t
;\\'lllt’ll lizld become broken. ’l‘heirl
quest is now needed. they need only
,Slup into Mr. Gehebe’s store and
.purelzrlse them. .
' livery home uses an abundance of
named paper, to wrap up lunches. to
.‘~pl'e:ul over cakes to. retain their
lushness. Until the llamcrsley Roll
:llvplgzll‘cd on the market. you were
‘ inn-rd to buy your waxed. paper by
I‘m Hillel. and in case you desired to
um only a small piece. it. was nec-
. umhr)‘ to spoil it whole sheet. The
Eilnmersley Roll is fashioned some-
sxshut along the same lines as the
,zwrapplng paper roll and any quan-
g lily of it'may be torn off as desired.
Thus it you require only a. small
piece. you need tear only that amount
,off. One roll contains‘lzs feet and
lthe paper itself is 12 inches wide.
The roll may be hung wherever de-
sired. on the back of a door. in your
pantry. and does away with the ne-
cessity or hunting all through your
cupboard every time you want a
1
1‘ PM as lllv 1m min-rs of tin.- lair-1r;
__ models in huts for l'llll'l!" 31.1 1-1
both for play and dress “1111‘. ("lnld‘
This week one may pnrehuse‘Nrwi
Redford scallops, cod. halibut. lmsi-
dork. sntelt. sillnll and «Min larizu.
:1 11d round clams. All tin :-1- me ‘
“taught fish. for which
.lSkltl ihzln )ou are lorr-
. iI.- ir lrozen
ill Ml’
lll' lllllll' ll'
‘-.l ll) In} l1-x‘
lirvtllrrn.
9
o o
HEN I llll'Z. I hope tlwy 1-.ill
garb me so that “'ll' 11 illlvv
thousand yum l:zl1*1 l""
loml» ls “pun d. 1 Will 1 route
Am. much of a (more as lung TM in.
\l’e :1re already familiar with his.
.shucs. but have you seen the ~n:-v.'
king 'l‘ut huts? To the French .‘tlslA
linery Shop at 21 North Mum Slim!
nilwl no the honor for lulu-.3 i3;-< Iml
to introduce them to us. “111 ‘m' l.‘:'“
lnmlvls \l‘illl'll I say; in this shop l11-;;:-L— I
rd of .111 image (if (lid Kin: ‘i‘ut him»
H, W sprint; suits. topcouts. hats. Gill‘s... self. and is trus chic. to :‘uy the luau. ‘
, The small cloehe hm onuinulml 1.1
. Paris is lwlnl: i'mliurri‘ti 11ml for 131571 1‘
: \\-v:1r lulls lill‘v'it n1 =l u llh llmw rs ::11
Allllllf.‘ lhr- thing. llulinn ndiun :13-111 '11s
to he the lending slinw Hat-din duo i‘
oping hula for dress and theatre \\'i‘Iil'.;
iixlendow Brook huts. no (no of \v‘nl-l. '
.lll‘t‘ lliikl‘, will in? illr: ltmll‘ls lnlvt‘ 1n
illie season, “lilil: the n: “‘41- l.:1:,. 1
dug; shown Just now may he luxlll
r .lssl‘d us members ol’ the prion :1
Uzilllslmrouuh family. S'Wl'hll mmE‘
of this type have been rx'l‘1,cllul_v 1--
v-‘lle-nl from ilnpnrlt'rl straws and "2.. '
like lm- 'smulln r Lats are :<1m'.-..
ll'ilnmml. Around one. 111 rlml's
e:1rr-lr.~slv lwined an nslrlrh :1 :1. in r .-
willlv ulher imported (only. willil» :11!
follp r 1111)" lay claim to only a kin-1t. 1i
‘11.}.
l
llvl'l or ribbon.
y ’l‘he Iv‘rtneh 'Iilillinery Shop 215w»
;c:1r1~_v :1 very good line of $3 dulln-
“mix and the woman who rims il'
1~:.r«~ to luly‘ilil‘.‘ mm". will lw 5mm in
llllli just wiml silo \‘llnlN in this along».
> For Raster are begin often-d some
i new for rhokers in gray fox. squirm-l”
lstone martens nod genuine liich. Full
. 9
' lf.’l.'~'liiOll(’-d silk (1r llwI popular Olllfl‘un
hosiery In all shades including: H...
fnr-w irrnl's and browns are also in mgr:
ii‘l'nlured b." this house.
l . o e
V ELL. I FOR ONE certainly:
am glad the Fashion lZ.\—1
position is taking place this;
week in the Armory. for if
have exhausted my supply ot‘ superin-
tives in trying to describe the millin-
ery creations, from the work snap ofi
Miss K. A. Polhcmus..90 \Vnshingion
street. and so today instead of forcing; :
into use resisting adjectives. I um no~ '
ing to direct you to the Armory and
ask you to view. the models there on:
display.
Miss Polliemus is the only milliner-
1
l
.1
‘ r
l
l
who is exhibiting and her hats are,
worn by living nibdels.
on Monday night of tan timbo straw}
with the lavender facing u‘nd iwlniuul
\vistnrias has been declared by all who
were fortunate enough to see it, the
acme in millinery creations.
For Easter wear inher shop Miss.
Polhcmus is showing several new
models in all the popular shapes and
straws. One of timbo straw is trim-
med with chiffon iiovvcrs while an-
other boasts of a dyed peacock rant;
3 C C
A stunning cape of White
‘dooskin has a collar of gray
squirrel. '
v
i
l
t
rel-3" veritable treasure chest ."or
the woman seeking her Easter cos-
tume. You crime across model and
marvel at its beauty, will 6 when you
)
l
piece. If you once install one or
these rolls in your home,
never use any other kind,
Mr. Gehebe has also Just re-
ceived some new and unique Janin—
ese sewing baskets. which may also
be employed to carry a light lunch.
The covers are sally adorned With
fantastic trinkets and they may be
l
shelt crepe pa r is a
special for a limitc N
is being offered at 5 cents the pack-
age. Any color desired and each
package contains 10 feet.
‘ O O O
S WE LOOK back on the
season which is just. draw-
ing to a close and recall
some 0: the V
'shudder and wonder ho
through them. 1
were. when compared
a
(1 time only and
W We lived l
i0 the stems
see its companion.
You will. head and give up trying to fathom
Lir.
from the New York spring openings.
is the favored garment. With all due
respect to the three-pieced costume.
which is very fetching. unless you are
economical purchaSe.
model may easily be converted into a
three-pieced alfalr by adding a paisley
blouse. such as also“ may
chased in Mr. Golden's.
tweedmixtures. some with “belts and
patch pockets. others raglan models
are-very popular with the voluminous
storm & we'Wraps. bidding fair to out rival them.
Yet. how trio!” they no ‘
with
you shake yo ur
1
how it is done.
The tailored model. according to
Golden. who recently returned
h . able t
in“: flaring“? fesiredpprjce. mg. a ml:;;s°s‘:;cxggz iggfgigzzdi‘LE fruit. poised ,coquettiehly on the
en a “p to ‘1'75' itume is not' b brim? ’ ‘
. at 1 .
Dennison a w one might term an re a love 1 natal.
The tailored a
'bepun- o
Coats of polo cloth. tweed and
This shop carries an unusually good
ine of silk and muslin lingerie, as well,
he better: grade! ot silk? hosiery.
u” “racist , " ’ ‘ m
_ :
3\Viil
:rlmdv.
_\\’l'iculz.1
turned
The hot worn i .VU‘I can‘t afford
‘ hue.
ll
stumped goods may be purchased here
as well as the. floss to embroider them.
To give you an idea. howctho finished
The
will at all times be pleased to rende-
any assistance which you may require
{ wart. just stoplnto the Roller 5 and
Main; .
street and purchase a buckram shape I (a
for 49 cents and for a. trifle- more!
any color or kind of, novelty straw
which you desire.
with this straw and for trimming.
well,
of the new poke shapes. for alarm
ment,
straws, which are very ’ reasonably
priced.
T09-
Shop; moi!»
‘ atop"tin* here
dominating.
,suit. from the’ models displayed at
l-‘cr v.1 :1r with the. suits are shown ' prices ranging from $25 up to 84.0.
but”? l."'\\‘
111" being- the
:>ll(l\\‘illl,’
largest shop
exclusive and the
wozllrrn's “our.
(mid: 11‘s store is
inn-leis: in,
M 2'. very
,M:1ln strut-t, and if you are wise. you
it your headquarters when
mule
choosing: your :111\\' nutilt.
..
s i
:vnllii uni west
I’tir Chokers and ultogether,‘
Ull“»lllu';1liml of this new merchandise
( olil‘vl‘s on Mr. Golden's store the title
in town
latest
con-
venll-llll}; hunted just around the cor—
.‘lilr on \‘Cawilinglon street l'lom South
Hill.“ Till: .‘jOltTil. EAST
(‘Ulllthi the
Gottlieb'o Clothing store' also
makes a specialty or outfitting chil-
dren and shown here are several‘ncw
models in suits and top coats in
tweed. overplalds and tweed, mixtures.
The well groomed man will find a
delight in shopping in this store and
”all you men folks who have never
been in here. trad better follow the
leader. for this is where he selects
his suits.
0 I .
A beige sport cloth coat.
reaching to the knees has a
collar of beige fox.
van: {or “my, gray and more
,umy ful»l~\\'l£il‘, and this is. ‘ ‘ ‘ '
~ you “iii :‘111d gracing the, N THE DRUG STORE of II.
1“. U 'r. W,.”..f;(u[ \Vt'lllilll. 'I‘hc 1‘. Near]. 8 North Main
*V...\..~.=i,1‘.,pt shop. 4‘: \\';1ll street. street. this morning i ling-
3.1m ulk. 1521111112211...- lor Easter “‘eur cred before some Gains-
l
.émunl
he)" a'tflliy lilX‘Isl‘t‘il TOT
lime. is the
law! in :23}
1:1 il xii! Hill to la:
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lltt'll
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match. but if your
nnd your slucklnus
.c me the conventional
Taurwvlk Boot Slop can
in) shoes are
’ l.) motel) the
sl-H’i
(lit: r brawn
ltl'l‘. V L
V1-
O O '0
..'i c at is shown
imported cloth
o -;. . broken plaid
r. fas 31 black.
I’ I I .
“'f‘" lllS'l‘i‘. \M .& llYA’r'l‘. :\
“'3 . \Ynii Btu .4, \’-n’\v:lik. are this
£11 an» i: {valeting the Netherull.
ii.- .. it"; with 3. is. mode by the. homo,
Human}. and is n three-in-one
combined
(in underust. lu'ussicrc
\kilic'll nluy he had 111
l: 1:; \‘rlllficl‘dlly recum-
ll~e younger members of
'S‘iizzl lr.
\‘ if:
t-ii“ 11:
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A \ 9.23m; iim flapper. who acorns
[21' 1““: am; ior llm girl who goes
in .‘m‘ "lair-lira. it, affords freedom of
motion. 1;: tam some time in§urlng lllc
lil‘oll-l support. Physicians. who have
.1. sriu; l‘l.) abolition of the corset.
the Nether-ail and are en-
«ll :n‘m log; to impress upon the prodi-
"unis in. importance or wearing some
1.11111 L . uppurt. Tho Nethcrall ll (or
rule :1! 12:.» corset department and the
1 lady charge. who recently re-
lll
{mm a. demonstration held in
I will. be very glad to
.41:\v V will City
Glow i; it,» you and tell you all Shout
it.
’l‘risxl:.1nr& Hyatt also have just
uldmi in their store some exquisite
'1n.1iles.' Stepdns in white or flesh
-: crepe do chine and pussy willow silk
night gowns in orchid and flesh. And
:lheir ncw crepe and silk kimonns, 011..
to pass them by.
beauty in red silk
l‘lv‘re is one
trimmed with huge. butterflies of every
Another one is a‘blzarrc affair .
of Japanese silk.
Have yOu‘ever visited the art dc-
nrtmcnl of this store? All kinds of
deer: will look some samples have
risen worked and are now on display.
ady in charge or this department.
o'nblain the. correct shades for work-
. . i . ’ing any piece' which you.\purcha§o ‘
. . . h .
4-1111; GOLDEN WOMEN'S ere ; . .
. i Specialty Shop, 68 Washing- . .‘ ‘ .
fixing. ton street. is these dhys. a “D YOU SEEN in " high
hat. which you would love
to possess but which is be-
‘ond your means? If so, don’t lose
incent store at >28 South
Cover the, shape
let us suppose you select one
how about a. bit of glaced
For children the
11 ready made up in. thegvarlousl
Better stop‘in and look them”
vcr. . ‘
r
w.
o 't » o -- "
TTLIEB'S CLOTHINGStOX'B
at ‘12 South Main street is
the immune ot the_ Mon-
roe saitsand an the Hon-
Vii.
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f0
new models in this shade. Ono
wear at this
pump. It may be
from the
llilllll‘shlp
,v foot-\veru- is. I will admit very
providing you \vrar hosiery
one
another—-
black.
furnish
' u lull {saslzinnt'rl silk or chiffon
most diil‘lcult
is irrny's nearest rival
. l‘~\fot'l15"'lf’h hosiery
* also he purchased in
in thei
‘
priced mlllinery parlor a‘
i
t
rand «clothing only denim to ,
grace the ,hetter . lass "or I H
borough powder pun‘s. This may be
had in white or flash. in any size de~
sired and are priced from 10 cents
,up to 75 cents. They are made from
wool and velour and weir. who doesn't
need a new powder puff?
Are you looking for a fine race pow-
der that contains no harmful chemi-
cals adheres to'tho skin and gives
that delicate bloom. so often desired
yet at) seldom acquired? It so. I would
advise you stop into Mr. Mead‘s drug
store. and try a box or Imogene face,
powder, which is priced at only 60
cents and may be had in any shade.
desired. White’povvder shohld rarely
if ever be. used. naturelle or flesh is
heat suited to most com'piexlons. while
:hc new rachel. a happy compromise
between the chalky white, and the
deep rose. is recommended for those
who prefer a dark powder.
.0 t O
gavl-IRYBODY “'AXTS A new
Boiler} and 10 Cent Store.’ is
price.
O
very smart.
cities.
model
vamp and
styles.
$2.95.
for
lead.
men‘s at 8 5.95.
2
ASHION
crly
pauy.
SCVPYGJ
very moderately
and obtain
l
l
your best 2’
0
Iii.
1:. at
pumps
shades.
q-v
.(
an «1
ins: oilerui at 55.
pairs of pumps
which
are priced from
g: dress for Easter from the
a; toddlillg youngster to the
* > staid matron. In homes»
{win-re there are several children this
‘ is not always pomble. or rather I
should any it has not always been pes-
sinte. but this your the Boston Store at
Norwalk's busiest corner. Main and
Wall street is making it possible for
every mother to gladden their chil-
dren's hearts. Ginghams are being or.'
{cred here at such a low price and it
itakes such a small quantity to fashion
the type of dress now in vogue. that
really no child need to welcome
Easter in an old dress. Wraps. coats,
dresses. sultrand blouses for Easter
wear are shown-hero in abundance.
The three-piece costume. destined to
be so popular are here in all the new
shades of tan and gray as well as blue
and black. The tailored suits are trim
affairs. 'selt trimmed or perteetly.
plain. Straight lines rule in the
dresses ,most of which are heavily em—
broidered or adorned with beading.
The coats show a. variety of style and
the models or camel's hair are big
i
l
r
1
every evidence ol’
.
For
Rajah) for both men
\Vomen's are priced at $4.95,
D
featuring
price of $3.45 new
oxfords in all the
Regular $7.50 sport oxford in
one or two tones are for Easter be-
0
what would you do? Shrug TV
1‘ shoulders and give up or throw , . , , , . 7,
:‘bnclt your head and answer, "Sure. . ' . ~~ ’ ‘ ‘ . . l-
-I know what it. is. The red and Woven furniture. inviting in its ‘ - . Eggéand some boast of. the ragan
I’M“! still! my mother used to string comfort and‘colortul in its variety No ter whattype of a c 0
you wear. .it will. not be complete un-
.less you twine around your throat a
scart. such as may be had in the pale-
ley or plain effects. ‘
. .Any woman would as soon dream of
going without her shoes as to start
out without a-pu‘rse. Purses and bags.
are this season as unique and inter-
esting as the costumes themselves.
Neither is complete without the other.
and the Boston Store has some very
original models at agvery moderate
A shabby purse will detract
from your appearance. so better look
these new ones over.
S
‘
.AVE YOU SEEN the new ad-
»? justable ankiet? _
don't; think I am going to
_ tell you abbot it, ratheit'h I
am oing to ask you ,to stop into ‘ e
Mari-Oi! Shoe store. 42 South Main
street. and ask to see. it. They are
reallyauite the latest and considered
No one who prides her-
self upon being up to the minute will i
permit her ankle to lack one 0: them“
The slide buckles, set with
stones are also one of the newer nov-
ln shoes the Mark-Off are showing
some wonderful gray and black com-
bination pumps and oxiords.
are very moderately priced and the
with the new
stay back, in the flat.
Cuban or French heel, which sells for
$4.95 is one of tho
Satin pumps with the one
strap, flat or Cuban heel may be had
wear
and women
short
most
sport
A sable collar ls'seen on a
coat of platinum cloth with
checks ofghrown and while.
0
DEMANDS that in
order to attain the proper
silhouette that you be prop-
corseted.
department of the N. E. Ryan com—
86 Washington
charge of an expert corsetiere. whose
services we gratis and who will be
pleased to suggest the model
suited for your type of figure.
The N. B. Ryan company
The
street,
well known makes of corsets
as well as hrassieres.
riced and
you try on that one Easier costume
I would advise you to stop in here
a. xveil
Otherwise how can you expect to look
fitting
v1 AX LEVY in his shoe store at
‘ South Main
at the
If your feet may
The hip‘hand blouse has
been universally accepted as
the. most popular model.
-—- (645%—
1!
popular
They are all
street
special
flapper
together
not.
rhine-
which
patent
the
corset
is in
best
CBI‘I‘Y
before
corset.
is
new
This store also has several sample:
and oxford: in all
leathers and heels, regular :3 values.
have been grouped.
and are being 011‘ch at $4.95.
lot. as I have said, include sample
shoes and by this ‘A meant small sizrs
and narrow \ the.
be included in this category.
neglect to stop in and look them over.
Other models in pumps and Oxfords
Stiaoup to 86.95.
Several of these are of the short vamp
tyDe. which by the way, are giving
being very popular.
0 U
'Th ls
don’t
all gone.
not burn.
symptoms or
bladder trouble.
roomy attain with deep patch pockets.
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Corporation .——Adv.
DIE MAKERS-
ALL AROUND MA
MOULDERS
INSPECTORS
MACHINE HANDS
STOCK CLERKS
POLISHERS
LABORERS‘
S
Th
BENCH'HANDS »
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distressed
Foley Kidney Pills tone up the kid-
neys and quickly relieve kidney and
Refuse substitutes.
Insist upon Foley's.- Stimson, Powell
(
TONE UP THE EIDXEYS
"Symptoms of Kidney trouble are
Water is clear and does
Foley Kidney Pills certain-
ly do the work,” writes W. J. Grady.
New Orleans, Louisiana; Backache,
rheumatic pains. tired
feeling,
I"
YARD
N“. _-. «1
kidneys.
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are
. wm
«- are today '3
WE 8‘! GOOD MOM
. - IN’THE KINGDOM;
beam to the Dear Ones
‘ Have Gone on Before,
Sometime we shall say good In
To our loved ones on that shore
Where all our tears are “‘iped 3'.
And the weary sigh no more
Oh the gladness of that
When the night of gloom is mg
The glory of a brighter day L.
Then may dawn for us at last.
“'aklng
0]: sad was the hour of par
When our loved ones hrard
They said good bye.
. home.
How we yearn to see them all
They have gone beyond ear -
row
To the mansions fair or rest.
And we‘ maly loin
born
In the Kingdom of the blest.
ting
that
and then
111's
them 56mg
How joyous will be the meal,»
When we greet our Mothcr 133%}
She left us oh so lonely here 7”
We have missed her tend.
There a father too, is u'
Add our many friends so rim;
Their heavens mornin: '
sweet. 4
Are the words we, wait to Liar.
l9
S”.
We hope. then to meet our
-VVho departed long arm.
They will be glad to Welccxra
Because we have loved il-r
With Christ they dwell 23:1
dom,
May it be our earnest prnt.
Just to become like on. of
;He will bid us enter lil’l".
IDA E. Hi 'ilTlflfz‘.
K‘_
Th1} food value or huf‘. ~ -.
tie-higher in summer
feeding than in winter
are given roots and he}.
CQR_l_\lS
Lift Off with Fin
125
n
1‘.
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Doesn‘t i; 7.
l“Free:one"
stuntly that . _ . i- _:
shortly you lift it right .
gers. Truly!
Your druggist Sr ‘5 :1 1‘.—
"Freezonc" for z. ' .- ;:
to remove ever‘
or corn betw. .4. ‘1
loses. without set-1::
———Adv.
oir
LET ME REMEMEE'
YOU JUST AS Y()'.' ‘1
As‘you are (easy 1‘:
as you are—with "w
smile, the same
determination.
' I want to rem
known you, a lo
thought has always
{or me; whose <3
guided my mind and nix
dangerous paths in )e‘ '
ful and honorable z .
I" .ll. ICZL
, ule-n...-.~.m.~
Yes, I want to 11
you are.
Have you a photozrfi' 31“
father or your mom...“ ; 9 tb
From father or rm
daughter. nothing is .
than a photograph.
The fihelsen
Studio
78 \‘uahlngluu Viral
SOUTH NORWALK. CONS.
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