It isn’t only their unusual durability that makes
Van Raalte Silk Stockings so popular. It is a com-
bination of fit and wear and charm that wins the
favor of the most critical. The new creations in-
clude the staple styles as well as a myriad of fascin-
ating: effects that show your ankles to the best
advantage.
PRICES ARE MOST MODEST. .
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SPRING HOUSEWARES EVENT.
To aid housewives in replenishing their supplies of kitchen
needfuls and other articles of home utility.
MOPS ’ DUST CLOTHS W'IN'DOW SCREENS
31.50 -— O'Cednr pol- 25c __ Black duszless 65c —— The oxtonelon
lshins 1100f mom. household .129, kind, 18 in. high. 38
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pnllxllr'tl, “"T"" ”I” PERCULA‘I‘ORS
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black wire, size Z-Iixfi- .‘g 8' 49 wt
2“ s 98 i ........ . . mSA—lf-IRONS
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IllIl-‘ltlul-ZIL/VI‘UIIS 33.25_.\~0. q solid well known make. 3
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(‘OLI'ZNDl-‘Jls 79c — Family size.
39c —— Medlum size, 69c -— Rogers Well made of substantial
gray «numelmi, known mnke. iln.
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33 Washington Street South Not-walk
archery
out o! 100 has never-Jeers equalled.
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scam NOTE
Troop No. S
Plane are now being made for a
week-end hike about the second week
in May, the place for the hike has not
been decided upon.
‘Cornrnl-ioner Dimond was a visitor
at the meeting last Friday.
The Hickory Patrol won the attend-
ance contest for the second time.
Ghost-ration contest which was
scheduled (or last Friday was post-
poned to this week.
Troop No. '1
At the weekly meeting of this troop
all boys classified as tendertoot and
scouts received their badges and
DOORS.
Troop No. a
Troop No. 8 is resuming the prac-
tice ot awarding 100 per cent pins to
those scouts who have been perfect
in attendance. in good standing pro-
nclent in all scout work and having
dues paid for a period of one month.
Having lived up to these classifica-
tions for the month of March. s outs
Adams of the Tigers and “Webb. De-
boerq Purdy. Arline and J. Dulberg.
The Drum and Bugle Com hove
same name.
The scouts or Troop No- I are liv-
added a new march to their collection
entitled “The Thunder." which is an
extract from Sousa‘s march of the
low. ‘A Scout is Thrifty.‘ in that they
now have an aggrgate sum o: ".25
in their saving fund.
Troop 8o. 0. ‘
Troop 9 met as usual It
nipauk school. Friday evening. at
7:10 p. 11).. under leadership of
Scouimaster London and A-istant
Seoutmaster Csllahan. Conan-loner
Dlmond and Committeeman Chittins
were also present.
The Flying Eagle and Silver Fox
patrol had a. knot tying contest.
which the Silver Fox petrol won.
Scouts Nesllne, Arlington. Modal.
Chittlm. Pollard and Tekin having
successfully passed the fined Second
Class test given on the preceding Fri-
day by Commissioner Dimond. Hr.
Qulninrd and Mr. Lockhnrt: member!
or the Court of Honor. received their
Second Class pins. Patrol leaders
Nesline and Arlington. Bugler- Noam
the on.
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We are now showmg' the new
' ’ two tone plam' toe‘Sport Oxford.
Made of top grade calfskin. A
shoe that fits like a glove.
Only $6.95
Prides range from $915 to 32190, f. o. b. factory
“M“:
Drive Illi: car yourself! Take the wheel
magmas“ wam‘w.mmm
of this new Nash Six for a road-trial. Test its alert
response and its great yield of smooth and quiet
power. Notice its even performance over the
roughest roads. Observe the car’s easy guidance.
Try the sure and velvety action of the clutch. And
feel the positive operation of the extra-large braking
surfaces. Make these test: today!
73 North Main Street,
FOURS and SIXES
S. L. BENED ICT
South Norwalk
and Scribe Tekin also received their
Second Class insignia. '
A challenge to a roller bandage con-
tent was received from Troop No. 8
or the Beavers are entitled to wear
100 per cent. buttons for the month of '
April.
and accepted. Tho‘contest will be
held at the Winnipauk school. May
11th.
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FOR CHILDREN
Mothers bring their children here because our fittings for
children are always perfect—care and patience prevent mis-
fits and future trouble.
SOME NEW SPRING STYLES
Patent Colt Pump, 'v'vide '1'str'ep. Gre‘ySuede inlay, also in all
patent, sizes 8 1-2 to 2.
Barefoot Sandals, in Smoked, Elk, Tan Cal! and Potent Colt.
Size: 8 1.2 to).
Patent Colt Roman Sandals, five straps. Sises 4 to 11.
Patent Colt 2 Strap Sandal, out out mp, I180 in White 0d!-
Sises 4 to 11.
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