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annual display of all the latest mod-
els in muslin lingerie and silk hos-
iery. This event. which is as wel-
come as the birth of spring itself.
will place before the women of South
Nor-walk all the newest models in
muslin undergarments and Ferris
Mills underwear. Past years. Mr.
Golden'has on this day on'ered un-
usual values. .but this year his ofler-
tags. which are from a particularly
well known line. will usher in the
day with'values greatly exceeding
any previous quotation.
Pure thread silk hosiery. in black
and cordovan only. the fashionable
three-seam models will be placed be-
fore you for the nominal sum of '31.
While several other famous brands.
known for their good quality and
durability will also be shown.
A full line of pajamas may also be
viewed here. Pajamas for the mat-
ron and the miss. in genuine Windsor
crepe. plain coTora pastel shades or
more glittering hues. Pajamas.
quaint or coquettish models. daintlly
finished in self and contrasting ma-
teriais.
New models are being added ev-
ery day to their cloak and suit’de-
partment and the prices are much
more reasonable than they were a
couple of weeks ago. Scarcely has
a model left the designers’ hands be-
fore it is shown in this shop and at
a price for below the amount asked
for the identical garment in a New
York exclusive shop. which carries
only exclusive models. as does Mr.
Golden. ‘
Altogether this opening is going to
be one which will linger long in our
memory. So stop in and see the ox-
quisite models in muslin lingerie. the
gully colored silk hosiery. the fas-
cinating crepe pajamas and the smart
new coats. wraps and suits.
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Hl‘lY MAN LIKES to give
his heir The best. so why
not start in early and give
him the best in baby car-
ruch as are now being dis~
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riagc's.
played in the furniture store of the
Company. '10 North
For the infant there are
the perambulators or the pullman
type of a carriage. while for the
youngster boasting of a whole sum-
mer or more. there are the stroller
or sulky. This store
Ilnywood Brothers and Whitney car-
riages and ht very reasonable prices.
80 why not stop in and look them
over? Each one is nicely fashioned
from willow. the original or dark
tones.
“'hen I was in this store yester-
day morning they were just unpack-
ing these carriages, so you may be
sure that they are of the latest mod-
els. No mother. when she gets all
togged up herself in this year's hat
and suit. likes to be forced to put her
child in a carriage which bear the
ear marks of age. The large pullman
type is all very well for the baby un-
til he is able to sit up. then the strol-
ler or sulklc is the accepted model.
The strollers of white or colored wil-
low are very good looking and espe-
cially the ones shown here. Perhaps'
you are figuring that you can not of-
ford a new carriage? If so. postpone
your mental work and look at the
prices on the tags attached to these
new models and I am 'certain you
will find that you can afford one.
\Vhlle the stroller is perhaps more
fashionable than the sulkle. which is
more reasonably priced is also more
convenient. for it may be folded up
and taken with you in the trolley.
when you go off for the day. Sulklcs
may be had. I believe in leather or
straw and as I haVe said. at a very
moderate price.
While in this store. it might be well
tot wander around and look at all
the new models in furniture which
are on display here. Who knows
maybe you will find just what you
have been looking for to brighten up
your living room at a price—why 1
am sure the price will surprise you.
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A. J. Collins
Main Street.
A sport suit is shown of
beige knsha. with a box coat
piped in black and the skirt
tightly box pirated.
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MURDA! DRAWS ASIDE
the curtains in L. Golden's
\Tomen's Specialty Shop. 68
Washington street. for his
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some of their coats are heavily em-
broidered in silk of brilliant shades.
Frocks. conservative or frilly models,
in all the new crepe fabrics, tucked
perhaps here. pleated there and with
the flowing panels and sleeves. The
straightllne. despite the valiant effort‘
of the bouflant model to arrest atten-
tion remains in favor. Here are just
the frocks you will want when you
lay aside your coat. Stop in and look
them over, you will. I am sure. find
among them one which was designed
just for you.
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,5 , N MISS K. A. POLHEMUS
Kw" Millinery Shop at 80 Wash-
ington street. will be found
turban or small brimmed models'ln
balck'candy cloth. Candy cloth seems
to be the favored straw for the ma-
tron and the models shown here no
very smartly trimmed.
Bows are extensively used on medl-.
sized hats and for that matter
they are just as attractive when co-
quettishly fashioned to one of the
smaller shapes. A gage sport phat,
seen in this shop is of all over cm-
broidered gray silk. faced and trim-
med with reseda green. which shade
is also employed to fashion a. small
turban model which is adorned with a
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Tuesday.
Self Service Shoe Store I North
Main street.
Angevine Furniture Company,
North Main Street.
Conneally Av. Bracken Shoe Store. 81
Washington Street. '
Costello 3. O'Meara Men's Furnish-
ing Store. 21 North Main Street.
James Donnelly. 16-18 South Main
Street.
_ Fair Department Store.
Main Street;
J. I. Mallette. “'omen's
Shop. 88 Washington Street.
Harold A. Head. Drug Store.
North Main Street.
Mlchelson's Studio. 78 Washington
Street.
Miller’s Grocery Store, 33 Washing-
ton Street. -
Albert D. Morgan's Hardware Store.
84 Washington Street.
Palace _ Bootery. 27 North Main
16
51 South
Specialty
3H0 swam
Suzanne Shops
areas: / .
. t Store. 51 South
R». a.
s
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Fair De '
Ofain Street.-
Wall Street. Norwalk‘.‘
Streets. Norwalk.
10 North Main Street.
71 North Main * Street.
Main Street.
French- millnery Company,
North Main Street.
Gottlleb’s Men's Economy Furnish
ing Store. 12 South mun Street.
West Washington Street.
68 Washington Street.
Street, Norwalk.
nirhing Store. 12-14
Street. 3.
R. A. Benedict's Jewel” Store. 3!
The Boston Store. Main and Wall
A. J. Collins Furniture Company.
R. J. Cutbill. Bridge Fish Market.
James Donnslly. 16-18 South llain
A. F. Gehebe. Hardware Store. 25
L. Golden. Women's Specialty Shop.
Harris Haberdashery Store. 21 Wall
Jacoby's Men's and Women's Fur-
North Main
features the ~
, patent leather finish.
single pom-pom. A brown
cloth hat is banked with yellow and
brown wistarias. while a silk cre-
ation of blue has a wreath of varied
colored wild flowers.
newer inlllineery creations and much
not stop in and look them over?
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store at. 82
box of flower seeds. which
caused my thoughts to drift toward
that flower plot. which adorns most of
our yards. Here will be found the
nucleus for a flower gaqlrn will be
the envy of your neighbors. It will
soon be time for you to get the 50"]!
planted. so why not step into Sililmn-
Powell's while the assortment is so
varied and select what you want. If
you wait until later. perhaps the very
seeds that you will want can not be
had. Most of us. I think favor the
same kind of flowers. consequently.
one brand of seeds is sold much more
quickly than some others.
After I had looked over all the
seeds and in my mind chosen what I
would like. if I were to have a garden.
I turned and started to make my way
out. when suddenly a. package. inno-
cent enough looking in itself nrro.
cd my attention. I paused and updn
investigation found that it contained
"Stacomt." Do you know what it is
or are you still as much in the dark
as I was until I read the description
on the box. \Vcll. for your benefit. I!
will tell you what it is. It is a flesh
colored salve which the cake-eaters
smooth over their hair'to give it that
So if you have
in your midst one who indulges in
vasellne to acquire the right polish.
send him in here or better still when
you stop in for your needs. carry
homea jar of this "Stacomt" and
watch him smile. It is no longer.
fashionable to permit one's hair to
grow the way nature intended it and
as We women blindly follow whatever
fashion dictates. wiiy may not the
men do likewise. Only. please fill
them to use Slacomt. it has such a
pleasing aroma and the effect is all
that one could desire.
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‘ EW KING Tl'T sandals in EI-l
‘. ligator and patent trimmed‘
and tan and red- trimmed
are being specially featured
tins week in the Mark-Off slioc store.
42 South Main street. One strap
satin pumps in any heel desired are
priced at $2.95 while for $3.45 is
shown a stunning model of Skinner's
satin with the baby French or the
popular flapper heel. \Vhlte new-
buck Mary Jane's. 83.45 for the mlsses'
sizes and $3.95 for women. W'hitt-
more's polish may also be \purchased
here. white to clean white shoes and
HITF} LINGERIE IS PASSE
the gray stick for gray suede models.
and in its stead is seen
dainty creations of lingette
in pastel shades. The gen-
uine lingette. by the way. this is the
very newest of fabrics and a favored
member 0 fthe c'repe family. is shown
in the Fair Department Store. 61
South Main street for the attractive
price of 69 cents the yard.
In here will also be found several
new patterns in cretonnes which are
especially adapted for summer drap-
ering and covr‘rings for sun paror and
furniture. This material is also used
to fashion jumper dresses, which are
to be worn again this season. Priced
at 81.98 are some very smart dimlty
waists and paisley blouses. They are
just what you want for wear with
your spring suit. so stop in and ask to
see them.
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HE BOSTON STORE at Nor-
walk's busiest corner. Main
and Wall streets. is featur-
ing several new models in
boys' wash suits. The price is
equally as attractive as the fabrics.
which embrace all the newer shades.
Stores are not prone to give much at-
tention to boys' clothing. perhaps only
on special occasions. such as gradu~
ation time or the like. do they rall'
mothers’ attention to their stock. Yet
little boys must have as many changes
as their sisters and for the matter
more. for while girls fiit lightly over
lurking pools. boys go out of the way
to wade through them. as more than
on. mother will attest to. Conse-
quently. no mother will wish to over-
look there wash salts. which are of-
fered at such an attractive figure.
a. can well afford to stock up little
er wardrobe. '
the course of one's travels
ugh this store. one is apt to come
across several interesting objects.
prominent among which are the new
bead necklaces of Egyptian design.
These are just what you want to com-
piste your costume and as they are
very ralontbly priced I would sug-
:3" that you stop in and look them
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In the suit department will be found
at moderate prices. all th. ne'er
mode- In will. wrap- and coats. Suits.
tailored or three-pieced models.
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may be had for 25
ones, plain or clocked. are priced at
83 cents.
most fastidious.
cl is here in all the new shades and
at the hip or are. caught on the Rift
carried exclusively by this house is
the top coat worn by the girl who
goes in for sports.
'shown in jacquette model.
way. the three-quarters length coat
is the model most favored just now.
the coats may be. there is always a
soft spot in our heart for one of these
wraps of soft. clinging material. which
may be slipped on so easily. Why not
stop into Mr. Jacoby's and look these
new models, over?
already purchased your, spring outfit.
here.
with which we all were once familiar
and one which. although a. blood puri-
_fier of real.merit. was heartily dis-
-iiked‘ because of its sticky character.
messy appearance and vile taste. .
penance has made snub“: .
the“ old tins.“
in th convenient ad.
Several unusual bargains are offer-
ed in their hosiery dcpfirtment which
is a recent addition to their store.
Sheer silk hosiery. in all the wanted
candy
In this shop is bcing shown all the
day new hats are being added, so why
'1‘ STILLSON-POWELL'S drug
\Vashlngton
street. this morning. I saw a
.strike blase Broadway and there is a
porno knows. I may have been
Street.
Palace Clothes Shop. Inc.. 18 North
Main Street. _
Rogers 8: Stevens. Men's Furnish-
ings Store. 14 South Main Street.
Roeenfleld Brothers. Hardware
Store. 325 Washington Street.
blood purifier.
form a valuable medicine for impure
blood. As a spring remedy for re-
lieving the blood of accumulated im-
purities they are very useful.
Most of us need a tonic in the
spring. so why not stop into Mr.
Mead's and ask him about these loz-
(ngcs.
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Many of the new coats are ‘1‘
tird to the left with a huge ‘
bow or either moire or taf-
feta ribbon.
ARDEN TOOLS! Where have
I heard that word before?
\Ve‘ll. I may have heard the
. word. but I never saw to
Imany of tho implements themselves.
until this morning when I stepped
into the hardware. store of A._
Gehebc. 2,5 \Vcst \‘i'ashlngton street
and watched a man make his selec-
tion.
There is‘a little bit of farmer born
in most of us. Funny. isn't it. when
you come to think of it? \Vhen you
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little of Main street mud still clinging
to your shoes. they laugh. at you and
tell you to run home‘ before your-
mamma finds you are out. Yet. the
very ones that scoff v'ould gladly ex-
change their pot of pottage for your
little garden. They would relinquish
their jeweled canes and swagger
sticks for a. rake or hoe. And what
about you? Haven't you a little spot
in that back yard which could be con-
verted into a garden? If so. then by
all means get busy and stop into Mr.
Gehebe's store and look over‘ his
rakes. iron or Wooden and even if
you have no garden. you will need
one of three for your lawn. forks.
hoes. shovels.‘trowis. shears. hedge
and grass. watering cans. garden hoes
and lawn mowers.
Pivhaps there is some other tool
which you require and which I did
not mention. if so. stop in to see Mr.
Gchebe and ask him for it. He will
have it and as my acquaintance with.
these implements is rather limited.
looking
hat it war.
are very
and of superior
d the lawn mow-
the most widely
sizes of rakes I saw
ng accordingly. while-
the lawn mowers shown are all sizes
and types. Before you set out‘ those
seeds. stop in here. for unless you till
the soil properly how
. can '
an} llarvcsl. you expect
at it. and did not know w
All garden tools in here
moderately priced
make. - The rakes an
era are. perhaps.
used. Several
With prices rangi
colors. is specially priced at $1.35.
Children's socks are equally as rca~
sonably priced and men’s lisle socks
cents while cilk
New evening wraps are
fashioned from printed vel-
vets.
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FRANK JACOBY'S store at
8 North Main street will be
found suits. coats. wraps.
capes. frocks. to suit the
Every accepted mod-
abrics. The suits. tailored. long lines
or the woman who favors this type.
aunty little coat affairs which flare
ide with a bow of ribbon.
The colleglan coat in popular plaids.
Tweed and polo
cats are also popular and several are
h
By tet
Wraps and no matter how dashing t
t
If you have not
am like you will find what you want
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almost universal s p r i n‘ g
remedy was sulphur and
molasses. a. disgusting mess
Today. pharmaceutical skitr an ex-
hh‘d in Winkle orooi sired.
Thetallored autism. :*, '
nae-aversiotthoth
clams and Friday the thirteenth would
cold shoulder to fish. That must be
because you hav
from this marke
and try some ?
Gray still is the favorite shade al-
cflect is very attractive. Silk hats are
ten of varied colored flowers. In fact
before were so many banked on mi-
ladYs
straight from California. in combina.
tions such as.rose and gray. black and
burnt orange; with chenille trimmings,
are. unusually popular. G180 In!"
are as much in vogue as they were
last season while silk horshair of som-
bro aliases is combined with brilliantly
tinted silks. Felts for-Jport and short
backed pokes for street wear.
Fashion and her representative In this
town the French Inninery Shop. at 21
North Ilain street.
newest and' most exclusive models are
shown. '
parlors one may see creations from
straws or fabrics other than 'what is
mentioned‘above. but in the French
lliliinem Show. you will find no month
oars creations. Thank
to suit every face.- Clossfittiu ter-
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OMORROVV aiii Friday th
thirteenth. Did you know
it ? Are you one of the
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Main St 3: at.
Harold A. Head.
North Main Street.
Strc et.
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Cream of tartar is deb or the miss with bobbed hair. In fabric which is used as a. background
also laxative and the combination of here will also be found a very good
these two drugs in there' lozenges“
city straw shapes.
the slip-on.
in submission.
acquainted with her edict.
the shoe store of.Max Levy at 27
prepared and are offering all the la-
test white pumps and oxfords. in all
the popular heels. in reinskln. canvas.
buck and kid. They may be had in
plain. one. two or cross strapped
models. This store has also some
white canvas high cut shoes at rea-
sonable prices '
A sample lot of pumps and Oxfords
in all leathers but in small sizes only.
is being closed out at a very moderate
price and if your shoes caIs for a
small else. I would suggest that you
look these values over.
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AT. BLACK AND gray com-
bincd. brown. nut brown. or
whatever shade or style of a
shoe that you may desiie.
you may be sure of finding it in the
Norwalk Boot Shop. 43 Wall street.
Norwalk. Here are all the latest mod-
cls in gray foot wear. pump or oxford.
The shoe with the patent vamp and
gray quarter back is also here and this
shop is the only place where I have
seen the nut brown suede model.
which sQ-eral prefer to the gray slip-
per.
This shop also carries a complete
and up-to- date line of men's shoes
and the Raiston oxford. exclusively
featured here. is one of the smartest
shoes on the market. This is the shop
for the men as well as the women to
stop into when they are seeking the
newer creations in fodt wear.
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GOTTLIEB’S CLOTHING
(3-... Store at 13 South Main
y; ;‘ street will be found a com-
._;_‘ plete line of Monroe cloth-
ing in all the new shades and priced
from 825 up to 835. Young men’s
student suits with two pair of trou-
sers in cashmere and tweed may be
had from 818.50 to 221.50. Boys' Nor-
folk suits. two pants models are mask-
ed here from $7.50 up to 814.50. Sev-
eral of these suits have the.
golf knickers. while boys’ top coats.
many who watch their step
on this day ? Well. if you stop into
the bridge fish market of R. J. Cut-
bill at 71 North Main street and car-
ry home some or his fresh fish. you
won't need to.
Mr. Cutbill has some open long
be. good day to treat yourself to
some. In here will also be found
shad. blue fish. cod. haddock, halibut.
spanlsh mackerel and several other
members of the fish family. '
Perhaps you are one who turns a
e hever tasted any
t. Why not stop in
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m . MPORTED STRAWS m the
(SW; ; newer shades are used ex-
'.‘ :5“ tensivfly to develop hats for
:34 wear just at the moment.
hough when combined with navy tho
rimmed with French feathers or clus-
hls is the ’season for llowers- and never
hat.
Meadowbrook hats.
So says
where -only the
v
01' course in obscure muaam’
ashaps-hsre
nier 'quarterly has been received and '
you may stop 13: here. peruse it. so;
lect you- pattern“and then stop-to the
next counter and chose your material.
Crepe. day by day is, liners-sins!!!
popularity with Canton. paisley and
Roshanars leading.
all the wanted shades h being ope;
cially featured at. $8 and 88.76 the
yard. . Silk. tweedhsuch abscissa.
ing fabric that it would be dlfilc’ iii. to
describe - all the gorgeous
fleets.-
when lindeum comes out .of
way as far cubes thesua‘peeeh;
muscles: is sash; - ‘
in over plaids and tweeds are special-
ly priced from 87 up to $10.
In Gottlieb's will be found all the
newer models in both boys. young men
and men's clothing and novel-y mod-
erate prices. '
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Small black hats are worn
with gaily colored embroid-
ered coats and the three-l
pieced frock. _ -
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HE N. E. RYAN COMPANY.
88 Washington street. is
showing for the special
price of $3.98 some new
.
o-eruiuuses in all the leading sport
shades.-
lines. banded at the blond caught
on either side with four pearl button.
The invertible collar and cuffs are of
wmte and altogether they are very
attractive.
They are made on straight
These are theyery newest in over .
blouses and. just. what you will want
for wear _wlth an odd skirt. White.
cinnamon. tan. honey dew. orchid. are
some of the shades shown.
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as: LADIES nous: Join-sat ’
patterns-may b‘e‘obtained in
Trletram.& Hyatt". 28 Wall
street. Norwalk.‘ The sum-
ISille tweed in
w
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hues it“ re-
m is linoleum“ peek-Luis week
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Max Levy's Shoe Store. 27 South
Drug Store. a
Mark-Off Shoe Store, is South Main
Norwalk Boot Shop. i2 Wall Street.
variety of $5 hats. Hats for sport 0!
dress wear. in the popular felt or nov-
Sweaters being featured here are
coat effect. sleevelss in
silk and wool in all the new shades.
while their line of sport hose in the
popular checks and sheer silk is com-
plete.
HIS IS TO BE 'A WHITE
SUMMER. or at least that
is what Madame Fashion
says and as most of us are
iicr humble slaves. we bow our heads
Perhaps you are not
' I heard
rumors of it but until I stopped into
South Main street. I was not sure of
it. but in here. I sound that they were
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nopuhri watches will
,Here’
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Norwalk. .
Store. so Washington Street.
dinner 5 and 10 Oeiit Store.
South Iain Street. .
Specialty Shop. 86 Washington Street
Stimson-Powell Drug Store. 33
Washington Street. '
‘Trlst'vam ‘an‘d Hyatt Department
Store. 28 Wall Street. Norwaik.
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Saturday
Anthony L- Bria. Tailor Shop.
North llain Street.
Camilla Gift Shoppe. 68 Wall Street.
Norwalk. ~
3James Donnelly. 18-18 *South Main
Street. .
Gerham Decanters. 1:. Washing-
tOn Street. . \
Palace Delicatenen. 25 North Main
Street. ‘ ‘
Royal James Inn. Wall Street. Nor-
walk. ..
Skoulos- Brother's Fruit Store. 44
South Main Street,
South Non-walk Trust Company. ts
Washington Street.
Thomas's Chocolate Shop. 8‘ South
Main Street.
Twin City Valet Service, 67 North
Main Street. South Norwalk.
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for‘ the rug on a floor. other than a
hardwood one. In a. room which
gets hard usage several housewives
use it to save their fioor.
During the spring cleaning most
women find their windows need new
shades. This store will shade your
:house at a very reasonable price.
Stop in and ask them about it. In
curtains Tuscan net is extremely de-
sirable as is the Quaker net. both of
which are shown here in corn and
white. '
For the sun porch or even the liv-
ing room are some new patterns in
grass and fibre rugs. While in here
I also saw something new in the way
of r‘ugs. one that is termed a chenille
wash rug. These are in assorted col:
ors and very attractive.
Not one of us would dream of wear-
ing our winter cloth‘ing during the
ton-id months. so neither should our
house be agreed in the same floor
coverings. If you want to transform
your room into a. cool inviting. nook.
[stop in this store and look over their
{new summer rugs. shades and our
tains. - ~
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HIS Is HOL’SECLEANING
season and for this week-
end the Roller 5 and 10 Cent
Store, 28 South Main street.
is offering for 8! cents some regular
31.00 O-Cedar mops. Furniture pol-
tab. and whose furniture doesn‘t need
touching up after the winter. may be
had for 19 and 50 cents the bottle.
This usually sells for 30 and 60 cents.
Priced at 25 and 50 cents is-some
floor oil. which on occasions other
than this week-end sells for 30 and
60 cents the bottle. This floor all is
just what you will need to do over
your floor.
Every woman will want these three
articles so why not take advantage of
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Kidskin sandals of red.
green and blue are the new-
est in footwear.
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r: f5 VERY DAY LAST year's car
' ‘ ls wadedin for a. machine
of more recent birth. yet.
until I stopped into the
jewelry store of Robert A. Benedict.
22 Wall street. Norwalk. nary a word
did I hear about trading in your old
watch for one of a newer make.
Funny isn't it that * no one ever
thought of it before. for styles in
watches change just as rapidly as
they do in cars.
Thus next week in Mr. Benedict's
store will be known as “IX-ado Watch
Week." - A liberal allowance will be
allowed which will be applied toward
.a. new watch. Both men and women's
be accepted. Women
who are the pone-ors of watches
which are suspended from the neck by
a chain or cord or worn on a pin.
will welcome this opportunity to
part with them in exchange for a
wrist watch of any shape desired. Mr.
Benedict carries a very reliable line of
watches. so no matter how wonderful
you may think your oid’time piece is.
Itiss K. A. Polhemna' ltillinery
as ‘
8.15. Ryan Company. Women's
tain here'in “change for it. outclasses
it in every way. So get those old
watches. which " outside . of the fact
that they are ancient history are per-
fect and bring them intoer. Benedict.
Hats of gifay’are‘nvariably
trimmed with navy.
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top coats have tried to win
Juan's favor. but never until
this season did they succeed
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in arousing much attention. The rea.
son for_this. is no doubt. because
never before were such smart models
oflened as are being displayed at the
nominal price of 824.50 in the haber-
dashes-y store of Theodore Harris. 21
Wall street, Norwalk, All the new
shades and fabrics will be found in
this'store.
This store carries a complete and
up-to-date line of men's and young
men's spiing suits, priced from $20
up. Included among these are the
popular Norfolk and two button .
models. ‘
Even as top coats were never so
popular the same is true of neckwear.
especially of the group shown in this
store. in al e latest patterns in'
tweede with t r sombre background
and dazzling horizontal stripes are‘
very popular. This store is showing;
the best line at man's wear in towni
and they invite you to stop in and look -
their showing over.
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OR. “WEDDING GIFTS.
percolators. electric '
toasters and grills .z-re EI-‘
. ways acceptable. In Don-
nelly's store at 16-18 South Main.
street. will be found a complete line of
coffee
irons. '
them at very reasonable prices. A
few days ago I told you about the
Wedding Gift Department in this
store. have you been in to look over
the wonderful articles? Even if you
do not care to give one of the articles
mentolned above but would prefer
that it be something in the form of
a novelty just step in here and ask the
clerk to show you their several new}
and unique articles. which have just,
been received. ‘
Once a wedding gift's fate was
sealed by a piece of cut glass or silver,
but today. the fashion in gifts has
changed just as much as the modes in
wearing apparel. While cut glass
and silver are still appropriate they
seem to be the choice of eo,many. that
it behooves the ones who aim to be
just a bit different to obtain some-
thing more unique. \‘i’hen in quest
of an article of this type. don't stop
into the store which lists wcdding
gifts in the same category as they did:
five years ago. drop into an up-to-the-
minute store like Dcnnelly's and be
shown something that is useful as
well as modish. Perhaps when you
are buying a wedding gift the word
"useful" never enters ycur_ head. you
think only of its appearance. All the
new novelties in Don'nelly's are as use- ‘
in as they are attractive. so why not
stop in and look them ova-1’
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Handbags this season are
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small and beaded in steel
beards.
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I also do both fixed and re-
movable bridges at reason-
able prices.
102 Washingto' it St.
Phone 8129 Hours 9-8 P. If.
South Norwalk. Conn.
you may be sure that the one you oh-
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