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Hence the tremendous Demand.
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cKinley Camp to Hold f
Memorial Exercises
; Day will be observed to-
.. \\'lllinm McKinley Camp.
.. :. mash War Veterans. when
. - the various cemeteries will
.1, » mi and sppropriat ceremoni-
q - l‘Dlll.
., Rummy will be held at head-
.2 9:30 o'clock lemon-row
, urn-r which Union cmetery.
.mmetery and Riverside
. xx .11 he visited, the Memorial
.‘ ,. u l‘o held at the latter ceme~
' :‘w noon. The program for
{wilnwm
g ': m «Assembly at headquar-
vl‘ . ‘
. . m ~L‘nlon cemetery; decor-
; m, benediction. taps.
~ m, »~St. Mary's cemetery—-
4, {V l\ H. benediction. taps.
. lIlVIFl‘Slde cemetery -—- Me-
.14'0 as follows:
Order—Put. Dept. Com-
‘. A. Hauschildt.
Prayer—Chaplain Albert Williams.
Solo—Selected—Mlss Carrol Hills.
.311;on ognmgzmer Js‘s. E. Flynn.
r o t e — v.
“'erner. y R. '“Iwu
l'lantlll: o! l‘iowcrr—Ofllcer 2
Day Willie (‘nvanaugm o the
Beading—Miss Consuelo Dawson.
mlw—Silntedmldiss Carol Stills.
Benediction-Chaplain.
Tape.
Firing squad.
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LAVAN’S FACE BADL! CUT
leBURGi-l. May ld.-Eieven
stitches were required to close an in-
jury received Thursday by Johnny
Lavan. St. Louis infielder. during bat-
ting practice at Forbes Field. A ball
hurled by Pitcher Jet! Ptefler struck
Levon in the lace. His upper lip was
badly lscorated. ‘
During 1922 only 852 merchant
ships of 2,467.0“ tons gross. “were
launched from the shipyards o! the
world.
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DO YOU! BUNKER COOKING ON A NICOO OH.-
000! STOVE »
’l Ill-s dependable cook stove profldcs it quick and safe method of
wkin; “10.“ in summer.
its construction makes it sfisolutely sate
null Hm hurnrrs are designed to produce the utmost heat yet they are
n-n ~svlng on fuel.
Come in and choose one of these good stoves
1m“ nml insure a cool kitchen and easily [it-opened meals this m.
33 West Washington Street
South m
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AGENCY
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Special Sale
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THIS MEANS SUBSTANTIAL‘SAYETGS
South Norwalk' ’
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ii uh s Victrola you are never alone. more that would he lonesome
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an PAM NR‘IOU to we
on the exterior oi your
f ' : house is Devoe's lead and
I -I also paints. which are sold
exclusively in the decorating Ids. oi
the Gorhani company. at Washing-
ton street. The weather lost at the
moment is ideal tor ontdde palatial.
the cost of the paint nominal. so why
not tackle the loo? Do you tavor
painted or papered walls? - Painted
walls are very much in vogue. but
you cannotsilp into my dors' and
take any brand that they the you-
Devoe odes-e yorespeclfl kind tor
this work. which may he purchased
in this store. which incidentally oer.
rise .iil the hotter grades at paints
and wall papers at popular prices.
0 I O
When blsok shoes are worn
stockings are invariably in lawn
or nude shades or gray.
e e e
F' vi BE SODA FOUNTAIN in the
i‘ fruit store of dkoulos Bro-
. , there. it louth llain street.
I»! whichhss beennloreor ins
idle during the pest season. is now
open and here one may now obtain
cooling and refreshing beverages.
several specials in the way of sundses
are ft'ailil'dd here each day at special
prices. and if you have never visited
this store. I would suggest that next
time you want a cooling drink which
really hit! Ill. right mt. thlt you
drop in here.
Despite the fact that they have giv-
en special attention to the opening or
their sods fountain. they have not
neglected their fruit department and
here one may all! obtain all kinds of
trcsh fruit at very moderate prices.
i e e s
Red fox is noted as a trimming
on costs and also . for neck-
pieces.
e e e
on THE JUNE BRIDE noth-
ing is more pleasing or ac-
ceptable than a beautiful
tea. set. such as is shown in
Donne ly‘s store. it South Main street.
(or the very special price of $7.50.
This is the price for ,the entire set
which consists of several pieces and
may be had in the new and popular
brown and blue ware. Silverware has
‘lost much or its prestige but most
people when selecting s. wedding gilt.
overlook this fact. Colored china
ware is very much in evidence and
since this is the season for colors. why
not look over these Ills? You win
and I am sure that they will solve the
dltticuit problem of knowing Just
what to give. The price is special for
a limited time only' and as only a tow
or these sets are on hand. it might be
well to drop around early.
0 O 0
Bright red shoes match up with
the red handbags which are un-
ually in leather.
0 0 O
0 YOU LIKE a sport suit.
Just a little \lt diner-on:
"UL". than your neighbor's? A
I... sport suit. which is an ex-
clusive model? lied. then step into
the tailoring shop 0! Anthony L. Bria.
8: North Kain street and permit him
to design one for you. Just at pres-
ent he is quoting special prices on
sport costumes. skirts. jscducttes or a
suit. Piesting is also done here very
reasonably and satisfaction is guer-
nuteed.
Mr. Bria is not devoting himseli
entirely to the ladies. he has also set
aside some very attractive prices for
men's custom tailoring. In this line
Mr. Brie. “ads alone. so it you want
a suit made to fit your own personal-
ity at a price. less than you can pur-
chase a ready-made one. designed to!
legions. then why not pay hir. Bria a
visit?
Hate in bright blue color tones
such as sapphire. robln‘s egg and
turquoise are seen in great num-
here where crowds are congre-
gated.
O 0 O
BANDMOTKEB WAS
FORCED to spend many
hours in a hot kitchen but
her twentieth century
grand ghter. takes in s. matinee and
stops into the W‘Dellcateessn. 35
North“ lain street. where at a very
well co» she may. purchase a meal
more tempting than grandmother even
at her best was able to otter.
This store is the localagont for all
the Van Dike products. including
their famous tees and codees. which
have solved the problem for many
housewives. forced to brew a cup for
sastidioue drinkers. Spring Valley but-
ter is also a specialty here. and it you
are looking for s. butter which is
beyond reproach. you need only try
this brand and your quest will be over.
0 O 0
Many of the ne wsummer hats
show feathers which are made
trout varied-colored ribbons.
O O O
murmur TINTED rs-
rios are all very well tor the
woman who wears a frock
only once. but are they also
or the woman who roost wear it sev-
eral. times? hteet assuredly. tor u.
though they will not withstand laun-
dering. you may send then: into the
Twin thNsiet. I'l North lain street.
where tor a very little aura they will
dry clean and m your gown to you
isasgeodseendltioaseitwsswhen
you carried it noise tron: the shop.
Dyeing I also s specialty with them
sadisyonhaveatreek. saved perhaps
countess-enemiehisudedornot
the ofioryostsvor. thenwhy not
i it as
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one 03' PEARL. and varied
coined holds which were ,
”Rutheehhmflehpperdmgu
suits brillianw. Vanities. perfumes
and incense one may flee obtain but.
as well as several ideal gifts for the
children. Hand decorated writing
follos. desk sets. books from the lad-
der‘iihrary. what child wouldn’t like
to possess at least one or thorn.
Nioe‘piece dome» sets. oblong or
round. o! pure iihsa daihtiiy m
withscmcheiededggsrsoawu.
veryussonablepricesslssnemuuu
bedspread. embroidered in cousettish
French mots.
O 0 O
Cape costs in navy Poiret twill
are ilnding favor.
O t O
E TEE 3103'!!! or roses
marks the opening of the
James Inn. Wall street.
orwa k, that bulwark at Colonial
primnees which under the skillful
hands of Count Edward lichy. is fast
taking on the aspect of a Russian Pa-
vilion of many lights and colors.
By the way. this is the name under
which this austere building will mes-
quersde the balance of the season.
Glancing casually at this building
in all its quaint splendor. onswoula
never suspect. what was happening
within. Demure walls oi white.
which smiled back at you during the
winter months. are giving way to
bisam cublet ilgures. of vivid color-
ing the work oi two Russian am,
who have recently come to these. fair
shores. .
On the opening night. many things
are planned and several celebrities. in
the field of art. are expected to grace
this domicile with their presence. Re-
eervstion may be made by getting in
touch with the hotel, beg pardon. the
Russian Pavilion. the local home 0!
Count Zichy. , Q.
0 O O
. DEPENDENCE 18 A greet
thing and for it men have
fought and died. Yet. have
you ever stopped to think
what it really means? Some people
pride themselves upon their inde-
pcndence.
bud on a broken stem daunting its inv-
dependence in the very lace o: the
destroying wind.
Independence really means power
to do semi-ding to your own with.
ness without financial burden and 0pm
portunity which you are unyixouly:
to meet. Does it mean thus to you?
it not. perhaps the fault lies with
yourself. for like everything that sur-
vlven it must be built upon a count-etc
:oundation and the best way. that l
is by opening a savings account in the
South Norwalk Trust company. I!
Washington street.
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Hillinery trimmings are placed
not only at the back of the hate
but on the crown.
O O O
1“ YOU EVER GET to. the
‘ stage where nothing seems.
to hit the right spot. then
stop into Thomu‘ chocolate
5.5;:
shop,
some of their specials.
you will have no further cause (.0
complain. Every day
is testured here. something which
comes from their own kitchen. which
is under the supervisionfii a world-
ramous chef. enticed rhlther by 1dr.
Thomas. who ever has the interests
of his patrons ht m. This chef
of one at our large .hotelexbut he re-
lies not upon. his reputation there to
win your favor but rather upon the
merits of the dishes which he places
before you. .
Chocolate shops. at the mention oi
the word. most men shrug their
shoulders. who ever goes in there hut
women.
labelled women only enter. but this
shop is not sponsored for women only
and thank goodness it isn't the min!
members or the other sex. will rise
what women alone favor. but i: the
truth was really known. I think. they
consider man'h taste more. Then
why not. ulster lien. stop in there ior
your lunch. it is very ccntrslly lo-
cated, the cost is nominal. the toad
and service of the best. laybs you
are located up in Normlk. I! that is
the case. you need not envy yen:
friends tortusats enough to located
down here. just step into Hr. mss'
place st st Wall street mosaic: the
same dishes where are served at his
place on South llslh street.
In both shops one may purchase
fresh French and Danish pastry. cul-
diee. and by the way. this is the ides!
spot to drop in for that alternoon
sundae. I was going~ to so: teathht
the weather is getting a. little too
warm tor- that, thus sundaes are now
the rule at the day.
. MONUMENTAI:
~WORKS—
Yard on the rest m'
at sons rm Avenue
_ lentil lot-wit.
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yet. they are not unlike the ‘
freedom from worry. accident or sick‘ . -
know or. to build up this foundation >
24 South Main street and try :
Ever aster ‘
something new ‘
was formerly in charge of the kitchen ,
Perhaps in other shops thus .
up and say. who have been wise.
' enough to dine in here. The menu
is not prepared with the thought at ‘
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