g; "_€'.‘£‘“ . <3e~m w
r ' ' V
t
‘ unwind.
w rlnuluully succemful in handling ban-
' lost fastidious.
, .Tbe ivim: quarters are conveniently
Md and spacious. The secondlnoomifdesired. ‘
“i . on. power In! now of
». buildings. which meal! I
. 4 gtuuco of sdmlration from
. oven the most casual of ob-
- our parks my be renowned
. ' beauty. yet. 3 tun-ml
“I lention on
it not by these.
.. nt town to a stronger snd he
I“ shrug his shoulders. “Sure. the
L in alright. but gosh. I hourly
mod. didn't how u full meal all
this X wss there." Mention Nor-
“! to a. stranger end his fees will
Baht up and the reason wny
IBM-l James Inn. Wall street. Nor.
WI- Far end wide is it noted for
t). table it sets end if you have never
dined here. don't admit it. for trun-
m who inconvenience themselvel.
to drop in here for s meal. will not
The Royal James Inn has also been
quot parties. Special attention is
given to these gatherings end by get-
ting in touch with Mr. Everett P.
Ashley. manager. arrangements they
be made. so that everything will run
slong smoothly.
O
Taffeta cording in contrasting
colors is used effectively for
trimmings on dresses of printed
silk Jersey.
0 O
l” THE CAMH.LA GIFT
SHOPPE. GS VVull street.
there has just been received
some new imported dinner
rayors. They are novel creations!
fashioned from vnr'n-(l colored wool.’
no two of which are alike and if you
are. to play hostess in the near future.
stop in and look at tilt-no. In hero al-
so will be lounal artificial flowers. real
enough to deem"- the most critical
of olmervrrs :ll’ill n. few of those will
”i".
make u wonderful center for your
tnhle. ‘
Fudge aprons. dolls of every size.
and charm-hr. vnsr-s. hooks for the
childrvn from Alnchlillun‘s ludtlerl
library. home made marmalade nnti
nut broad and Ft‘Vf‘l‘Hl other novelties.
c-minlly as nrrvsting and unique. will
be found in thin shivppt'. which should
he tour hcmiqunrttrs when you are
looking for something just a bit dif-
ferent.
O O O
Ruffles of \‘nlcrionnes lace are
soon on sever-pi of the new frocks.
S C O
HE FIRST “'lllli‘l" OF‘ spring
and away gown our uppetiten
livvn the very dishes. whirhi
during; the balance of the
your prove an irresistible. tempt us
not. All «my \vv long for this delicacy
and that. only to push it aside when
it is sunml. l’octs can thrive on
spring air tut u'n. poor unonlightencd'
mortals must llfl\t‘ something moreI
substantial. So if you find yourself'
in this pri-rlh-nnwnt where nothing’
seems to pleura". stop in for lunch “‘l
'l‘homnh' Chocolate Shop. 24 South
Main street and you will have no fur—l
uzanne S
My.
Self Service Shoe Store 3 North
hula street.
Angevino Furniture Company.
North Main Street.
Conneslly & Bracken Shoe store. Si
1‘
is the*Wsshington Street.
. Costello 3: O'Mesru Ben's Furnish-
ing Store. 21 North Main Street.
Joules Donnelly. 10-1! South Msin
Street.
Fair Department Store. 51 South
Main Street.
J. I. Mallette. “'omen's Specialty
Shop. 88 Washington Street.
Herold A. Mend. Drug store.
No'rtb Main Street.
Nicholson's Studio. 78 Washington
Street.
Miller's Grocery Store. :3 Washing-
ton Street.
Albert D. Morgan's Hardware Store.
84 Wnshington street.
Pulece Bootery, 27 North Main
Street. '
Pni e Clothes Shop. Inc, 13 North
Main treet.
Roget‘s & Stevens. Men's Furnish.
ings Store. 1‘ South Main Street.
Rosenneld Brothers. Hardware
Store. 125 Washington Street.
ther need to complain 3our loss of ap-
petite. Every day light. lunches are
served here. which will be. relished dry
the most fastidious.
\\'omen when shopping lune, found
it convenient to drop in {or :1 cup of
hot chocolate or some other equally
as tempting u ht vi-rngo. it has been
will that men are more particular
about their food than “onirn. Thai
women pay not us much attention to
the food itself as they do to th:- way
in which it is snrvtzll. yet. in ’l'hnlnzm'
you will sic women studying the
specials as carefully as any man.
Some men when you mention this
shop. dismiss it with n wnvn of their
hand. "Oh. that's only for the wont-
en.” if you are laboring under this
delusion. my lltflr sir, banish it :it
onm-. for 'l‘honins‘s inc-nu is lll‘t'l‘ftl‘t‘tl
with the thought of \‘L'llflt mun
iro-st. uppermost. S.) \thy rot Hop in
for lunch? if you are timid {Ind
afraid of the ladiv‘. \vln' just slip into
one of tho pri\.ltc- stalls and they will
never soe you.
Mr. Thomzm' t‘itocolutc Shop at 26
“'all sir-wt. Norwnik. is conductml on
the same plan as his shop on South
Main street. no if you or" in that
vicinity drop in hole and don't mvr-
look their I'rrsh candy. l‘n-nth ilnll
Danish pastry.
likos’
l
rus- Depertmeut store. In South
Main Street. .
It. A. Benedict‘s Jewelry Store. is
Well Street. Norwslk.
The Boston store. um I“ We“
Streets. Norwalh.
A. .1. Collins Furniture comm.
ltONorthusinStrost.
R. J. Cutbill. Brut. Fish Ilrkot.
71 North Main Street. »
James Donnelly. 10-18 South Isl!
hfsin Street. _
French Hillihsry Comm. 81
North Main Street.
Gottlieb’s Men's Economy Furnish.
ing Store. 13 South Unit! Street.
A. F. Gehebe. Hardware Store. 8
West Washington Street.
L. Golden. Women's Specialty Shop.
68 Washington Street.
Harris Huberdsshery Store. 21 We."
Street. Norwulk.
Jucoby's Men's and Women's Fur.
nirhing Store. 12-14 North Mun
StrEEt.
Max Levy's Shoe Store. 27 South
Main St rut.
Harold A. Mend.
North Main Street.
Mark-0i! Shoe Store. 49 South Kain
Street.
Not-walk Boot Shop. 42 Wall Street.
i ‘
Drug Store. 8
A blouse of coral pink crepe
is worn with n. sport suit of
striped woolen in red and green
l on bit-go. with n pisin beige
- Jacket.
0 O S
IltitOits CAN DECEIVE but.
9 2 our friend's eyes can not.
6
0"; it we are one who shuns the
)6“ "daily dozen" when we
Eeirugglt- into n suit designed for our
‘ use corpulcnt sister and step up to
the mirror. the first glsnce is disap-
‘ pointing. ytt. as we turn this way and
that way. smooth out s. wringlc here
and there. we can make ourselves be-
lieve’ that the reflection is as we vis-
ualize it. That is the reason why we
see so many unbecomingly gowned
“Ollit‘i‘l. Every one cannot wrur the
sum:- type of a suit and if you want a.
V
r.
5 Q
.conceul the worse stop into the Twin
City Valet at 67 North Main street.
look over their new samples. which
luuc just
your unit r.
. AVE YOI.‘ READ CYTH-
ERICA. Joseph Hergesheim-
vr's latest and by for his
best contribution to the
;\\nrld of literature? If you have.
, when you closed the book. I am will-
l
hops
suit which will bring out the best and .
her-n received and place;
Brothers at 44 South Msin street. the
Nerwslk.
an- x. enumeration-rs
mumm
‘nomreenexe can store. as
“masseuse.- .
Anthony L. nth, antler Shop.
North" loin Street.
Norwuik. ,
Mes Donnell» 10-18 South unis
Street. '
Gotham Decorators. 1:. Washing-
ton Street.“ .
Pulses Delieetesssu. :5 North unto
Street.
Royul James Inn. Wall Street. Nor-
wuk.
Skouios Brother's Fruit Store. or
South min emu.
Washington Street.
Thomss's Chocolate Shop. to South
tutu Street.
Mn City Valet Service. 61 North
Mun Street. Soutif Norwulk.‘
ing to wugcr you found yourself. long-
ing for s. doll as {anointing es the
one which plsyed so importsnt 1 port.
in the unwinding of the story. I
In Donneily's store. at ld-IS South
Msin street. you will find some Cyth-
ores perfume boudoir lumps. which
are dainty replicas of the doll. They
are equally us fssclnnting. so why not
stop in and ask to see them.
This store is elso showing some new
mahogsny nut sets for the special
price of 81.75.
newest and very attractive.
S O O
The struight line model hes the
preference regsrdless of the fact
that the raped nnd bouitsnt sil-
houette has constently spool-ed in
the fashion scene.
be glad when spring
nounces her intention of
staying with us for good.
for then in the fruit store of Skouios
sssortment. will be so tempting that
even the members of the snti-league
will be unsble to resist. During the
winter months. when fruit wss herd to
obtain. Skoulos Brothers had u very
vsried sssortment. yet. oh. you can't
afford not to stop in here. now. when
every dsy some lusicious members of
Home That Is “Different ”
fl .
cumin Gift more. 0‘ Well we" ;
South Norwsik Trust Compeny. so,
These are the very:-
now-s-dsys you will find that the suc-
, FOR ONE, CERTAINLY will.
‘81- .
“T
.e‘ 0 ~ 4 ’ *
one of 'tbo-‘munrf‘ shops is
so I. pair of wmuoheeled shoes
with uesriot kid. hsving red
e e. e
N m PALACE DELICA-
- W. 85 North Msin
street. will be found a. com-
, pieto line of Otto Stshi's
. ., . meats which nukes sn ides!
course when served for Sundsy supper
with some‘of the potsto salad. which
be purchased here. For the
women fsced with the problem of
putting up lunches. here is the answer
to it. These meats, are ideal for sund-
wiches.
The Palace Delicatessen siso car-
ries s. full line of cheese. pickles.
canned goods and poetry. which is
fresh baked every dsy. not forgetting.
ofrcourss their every Friday special of
homoimnde fish cakes.
C O O
Fist crepe is the fnvorite fabric
for the plested sport skirt.
. O O O
AVE YOU A. SUIT. s frock or
' sny other srticle of appsrel
which is soiled and you fear
, that you will be forced to
d it. beause of this 2 If so.
don't lny it aside, bring it into the
tsiloring shop of Anthony L. Bria. at
82 North Main street sud have him
dry clean it for you. Dry cleaning is
an srt which Mr. Bria. has mastered.
so you my be sure that any article
sent here will be returned to you. as
freehand spotless as it was the day
you purchased it.
Mr. Bria also does pressing and if
you find that your lost spring's suit,
when you take it out from its winter
quurters is wrinkled. send it in here.
The price is very reasonable and the
workmanship the best.
0 S
S
One of the newer top coats is
out without any collar. Just cut
around to fit the base of the
neck and finished with a scam.
I O 0
LL THE LARGE MANUFAC-
TURING organizations are.
run on a budget system. so
much is set aside for this
expen iture. so much for that and
cessful housewife conducts her house
on the same principle. In this way.
each week. she is able to add to her
bank account in the South Norwalk
Trust company. 89 “'nshington street.
where :11 wise housewives do their
banking. Perhaps you will shrug
your shoulders and say. you can not
nfford to put any away. it takes all
you earn to live. This is not. so. ev—
ery one no mutter how email their
salary may be. can afford to lay a
little snide. each week. The South
Norwslk Trust company invites your
savings uccount. so why not stop in
and talk it over with them ?
S S 0
Brown hats far out—number
those of any other shade. and
most of them are of fabric. and
on small and medium lines.
0 S S
081‘ Oi" OUR ACQUAINT—
ANCE begins with a. tooth
brush and ends with a. hair
brush. oh yes. a few of us
any hove s. speaking acquaintance
with n point brush. but other than;
hsmeempuuy. u.xss.wnhm
greet. I-broudensd nmeowiedge on
thh subject. nt- in here. I found
brushesof every sine and shape, from
used by the plasterer. By the way,
the Gorhsm compuuy is the only place
where one may obtain one of these
planter brushes and so if you are one
of the many who hire been scouring
the town looking for one, stop in here
sud your quest is ended.
BONE OF RED
MAN ARE FOUND
AT NEW LONDON
NEW LONDON. April 7.—th,t is
believed to be the skeleton of an Al-
gonquin Indian has been discovered
on Bob Hill in Warehouse Point. The
discovery was made by boys.
Norris L. Bull. an archeologist.
who viewed the skeleton. said the in-
teresting feature of the discovery
from 1 scientific standpoint was the
fine example afforded of the Connec-
ticut stone age physique. The spec-
iman wss of 3 man over six feet in
length.
The early Algonquin. the first of
the Indians in these parts. that can
be considered n Connecticut native.
was a man of imposing statute.
The
the small artist brush to the huge one.
larger bones of the present substitutes.
specimen are massive in the extreme. :son. Powell Corporation.—Azj-.-_
on
lea than four hUndreduol. mo!
1
drcd years. perhaps more "
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FEDERAL AGENTS
CLOSE ON CHAPMAX
BAth
7.\
and county agents “Might “81:52:;
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ESCAPED
ATHENS. Ga... April
the cordon being sprra
most fashionable sertlo
flaor Gerald Chapman
r mail bandit" w ' ~
fever-racked. magnate?”
Mary’s hospital early Fri/18mm}
third of his mad dashes to y m
within the past two “ask; flee
he search led the pom
fashionable Lucy Cobb Ilzst' .
of Georgia's greatest girl 1:”
across the street from t'ma
There a. constant vigi
through the night.
Department of Jus'ira
Atlanta reached Athrns
afternoon and took
search.
d around
isle
Charge 0!
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used two boxes I was I
Ky. Kidney and b‘aq‘iur lTClgb‘
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Insist upon Frfirys.
as long as your house stands.
nothing that can bum.
First cost is only cost
'Iibere's no further expense for paint or repair and no possi.
bility of havmg to build a new home because your roof caught
fire, when you put on a roof of
Johns-Manville Asbestos Shingles
They are water-proof, fire-proof and time-proof and will last
Nothing in them to decay—
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ponstii'. tustc you: utour lsnfrcgiste' '
roofing and what it means to you. p o 1' ring
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A piece one rarely sees snd s price
'hich will surprise you. This chuhn-
sg dwelling has sit the features thst
ommsnd the attention of even the
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place has n. strong appeal.
srrnnged that one can add another
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end ventilsted.
To the
It: is ”J
lover of the artistic this ments. in feet all the up to dot. con-
veniences.
um cleaner and electric iron nut-ch-
The cost to 85,000.00 complete.
Amhitoctursl Service orth
steam hest. built in plumbing. van-Luann monsoon gmxm‘
. more steed- m. and _
house stthe shove figure. Mus ‘
pertuiuing . "
r size, $6.95. »
for such n‘low price.
saleno order early
ALI. COTTON 5
Mattress Special
_ $ 6.
Recently we had an opportunity to purchase the entire
surplus stock of a prominent mattress manufacturer
“:110 needed cash badly and was willing to make a con-
sxdernblc sacrifice to, get it. Now these mattresses
have arrived and we are ready to give you the benefit
of the big saving we effected‘in this special purchase.
_. non. sponnxm wnL-r rurmf
40 It. comes Inn-mess 1
Not for years have you seen mattresses of this quality
Made of the bestgrsde materials
and. covered with _e splendid wearing grade of' art
ticking. Only 100 of these mattresses for this special.»
to make sure of getting one. '~A.ny
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