m... w r,
we received a card reading “The man who offers nothing
H but price usually has nothing but pricc to offer."
More New Ones EVery Day
OUR SUIT SECTION
There is a lot of satisfaction in the knowledge that we
can offer something: more that: price when we place our
Lumber and Millwork beforc you for consideration, and
if we could only got or.
, Is a busy place just now as hosts of customers made prompt mp0“
to our announcement of the initial showing of E A s T E R cons and
DRESSES.
Rona. Enron 10.-éArcbblsbops
Enro- nnd Handeleln, who are to be
the nest American cardinals. will re-
ceive 3 great welcome when they ar—
rive at Rome. Preparnttons m I!-
rendy under way by the :Americnn
Catholic colony. Archbishop Bayes
intends to stay nt the American coi-
legc. while Archbishop Nundelein
probably will take up his quarter: in
the hotels. The latter knows Rome
:‘: Nrsrn we approach on this sub-
ject to semi i'r snmpirs 7r ’.~.‘ rail and examine our products
thiir :5sz 5.7.3. (-"vrz'wsrr the quality as against
...i need no further
twist}? to
those who offer "Trice criy"
sales argument mi little :Ifiottgrht be gircn to prtoc.
Fresh arrivals have added to the display and a cordial welcnme is a“
inrffx‘» : Lon-g Bell Lumber.
We haniic a
-- “u M Ma mm mm It. sored to all who Wish to gather ideas as to the present trend in STYLE;
r" “W" ”‘3‘“ ‘ 5"“ T3" ‘ "73.3355 051‘ ' pnrt this lesiostlooltraln- ,
CM“ 1"" ‘ “ “ ‘ ‘ I": - f I. ; mm... photo-091mm at out. pm» a was: 5,3ng. 0 .c. COLORS and FABRICS.
1300,ng (r.....:..;._. 55:5,; 1.3:; s in -xtg. .-:..::s-.\lan- $3.4 their niece. W Dans. v , A we“ {33‘0“ 311:”: meats .
- » . .. ‘ —» 3-“ T‘veic g: ta.“ spaklngo oped 0 one . - .
r1119 l‘.~ 72.37:. .v r; E: l. T u . .7. ._. L- CS lam nmtotnnxferiomthanll. asthma! cardlnnlatehfor ageinmedmgru?n. MANY OTHER ITEMS OF m’TEREST WILL BE FOLND IV THIS
‘ ‘ ~ ’ ~—“- .- v Mb “1' casein ll 'm'fllfi said that t on; was ‘ y m- —
Initzti...r;. L ‘ C ‘ . » ‘ gagéfigwtgngm Sgpahle of Elm I m probable any further nppomtment DEPARTMENT. .
' 9f“! ‘ A t Democratic nomination. and contend he would am til would be mode at this consistory. the
Elegaczft‘éesurn farmers of nll ' if he care a Minot, Kun- names charming?” arznrdrgnlost :1:-
. ‘ 1-“: mark ' you man! III]! m lb' to one o x -
250%?“ old. but “a the ‘0 p 1.9:- m3... is that or the archbis op . . .___ - 7 _ _ __ n ‘_ _ 1 W“ .
of San Francisco. both as represent- 4 . c .
a , ‘ in; a. grant district and because the ON WAYTO RI?“ '1 §
I h H h @Balle com an ' ”an12". a gown snlcswoman: Mnr- brilliant mind. “"3 learning all" ""3; To GE! ED HA ' ’ lA MIRACLE S ”\L’
3,. . . - - be :if i barncter of Archbishop 3 I .
e atc y p y IIIGH SCHOOL "m GEAR) as Print?” Llhkon‘ n Hoanuna: xxfake him prceminently one? 4 l
Stanley Joselovoky
o! the
native product:
as General L‘adcnm. head whom the POW would m0“ prob—l
THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SA TI‘RDA
A 8-D3Y DRH'E f0}: 1 Int;
LUMBER and MILL ITO/RH
South Norwalk. Conn.
‘ .‘~l "t‘f « ' :7»
ably drain to honor rum the seal or; - . x...
l
5 lSimbo army. ‘
l . his appronl. . . . ‘Rfl
l W ORKING HARD 5 646.29 I Se (1 A grent congregation at Americans ', l DRESSES ( OAT:
; ”2 Costs 5 0 n filled St. Susanna church yesterdayi 3‘ Trice Plead. Sr}; 6. r _:, : ‘ — 7 » :1,
. - morning to hear the sermon 0! Car- . é Jerseys, $5 0 . ..,
’" FOR “Bmo Gil-,1 ‘to conege Now dinal O'ConnelL archbishop or Bos~‘ 3 Knitted Sal's . 0 f ‘ s5"
:7? l 57‘ L0LI" Mar. Elm—lacunae: ton. Here the tenernl delight. at the l Valuw ‘0 $1500. \ \ m WW
" . .n tuition. board. room and fees. . ‘ . ., "L
The Central Lunch. No. 6 South Main street. aft-
er thorough renovation. will open on Monday,
March mm. at 11 a. m. One will find here a
large variety of wholesome and well-cooked food
with excellent serficc under the most sanitary
conditions.
“QL'ALITY IS OUR MONO—SERVICE
IS OUR AIM"
Family Parties Invited.
Business Men's Luncheon will be served daily
from 11:30 a. m. to 2 p. m. at 40c
PALACE BOOTERY
PA LA CE THEATRE BLDG.
HOP TOY PUMPS
Are being shown at the Palace Bootery in gray
suede. Hop Toy is at Palace Bootery creation. The
newest in footwear mode. Cuban and low heels.
Gray suedcs load the footwear color for Spring.
45.95 and $6.95
Hosiery—All Colors
, C - 0 - A L
‘ E 108 WaterStreet Telephone 113
so ucs
ANCES
FURNITURE CO.
l27-l29 WASHINGTON ST.
URNITURE
SO. NORWALK
STERLING
The Norwalk Coal e Supply Po. ;
l v.
l
#5423 xx hire van-nus types mac: and
3%.“:
The (fir: principals of the show
‘311:
in:
SILK HOSIERY '
~ ; SO. MAIN ST. SO. NORWALK, CONN.
BROWER & MALONE FEED CO.
mm summit. 003x.
. SEMI-SOLID BU‘I'I‘ERMILK l
. by practical poultry people with great success for laying;
g; , hens and baby chicks.
‘.Inhno£1401bnond71/,lb.cans.—runm
. , “I.
lmzher than in the amount spent by
college. according to a survey mnde
:_\‘ the St. Louis branch of the Am-
‘ancan Association or University “'0-
l
q .9. ~
A study of "catalogue expense”
acorerzng the fixed charge: no set by
'lht- college anthoritles and 0! “extra-
. framing-tie expense." which included
" all ozhcr expenses or the school you
:ICLI‘UZ’E clothing and railroad (are.
's'wzs made it. 114 cclEegc-s and univer-
SHE‘S.
The ave rage catalogue expense (or
The institutions studied was $486.04.
gne average extra-catalogue expense
fl!“ 8260.23. which means {lint the
;3\Er3&€‘ colivge woman spends 8H6.-
. ‘ f3? every 99230:! year. according to
‘h‘ the report. ‘
The committee made the investi-
zazmr. as an aid to parents. to edu-
cational and Vocational counselor:
to admmisfiralors o: scholarship and
$3,??? {25] loan tunes and to other: who need to
:1 33'4“” “'3’: a corms; _P‘°j;ztudget the expense attending n (:0-
had ‘5‘ ‘33“ "'ed while she is in mixed.
100 In Danger In
Best Ever Presented,:
at Local Theatres
r 'Ls-Lnnd in the. South.
ere tropical customs pron: often!
‘acjoinlng five-sfon' building occu-
pied on the first floor by the Boston
Store and a number of tenants on
the upper floor-1
About a dozen children nod three
sick people were carried out of the
“‘oolworth buléding by firemen. the
. rranrm Hogan as “Jack
‘ the Ammunn rain-ad‘en-
but one. receiving trot add returned
to their work of fighting the lire.
The building: are owned by Clou-
gald Mac-Milton. who estimates l-ls
less at 830.0130 and the “‘ootworth
store stock was damaged to the ex-
tent of about 836.6930. No estimate
of the Boston Store damage has
heroiny Mm: as Ann: Portia.
ergirnt of bugs: liclzn Pren-
£1". as Getrginnrn 73455. in lore
. 2.2/2 Phiizp “’ehle.
m Luid, the egr rfital movie
Eur-rte Mic" .2 as Lord
aid rathtr uncouth;
-iit"
1' 723?}
LS
nomination of two additional Ameri- 1
One prelnte retorted: “But we can—
not run the whole church."
Cardinal O'Connell delivered n dig- '
aided and stirring apenl on the pres- '
emtion of the Roman faith. He
dwelt on the importance 0: teaching
of the fifth to children.
T0 Al'llEND
mom FARE
, CONFERENCE
STAMFORD. March 10.
“'hen the hearing as to increased
trolley fares throughout Connecticut
opens before the Public Utilities
Commission in Hartford tomorrow
morning Stamford till he represent-
ed by Mayor Allred N. Philllpu, JR.
and Corporation Counsel Clement A.
will be continued and it is under-
already in force, the Pnrk City is one
of the leaders in' the movement
against bigger (ares. Mayor F.
“12le Benz-ens and Autumn City
Attorney Henry Greensteln will be
the Bridgeport delegates.
Mayor Phillipa. who stnrted the
his notion the first meeting or the
mayor: was called to consider the
{are increase. will ask that another
conference of the mayors be called,
Huerta] concerning the street
miway [are increase tight in Akron.
Ohio. in which the city won out and
- r . ‘ cm cardinals was evident and morel new SPRING :.; .pm‘g
Graduating Class EX-muaem—s new... am. contrlbn— than one person nsked: mm". m: ; mass: . .7.
2.30715 85" ”’C‘d‘mum‘a” responsible we going to have on American? TGcorgexe and Q10 00 3 ._ .-
‘ pects Show To 894.3;- ihe rise in the cost of. attendlng Pope?" i .5 113::ch (Trips t. . _‘ > : 510.!
l
W. lurid;-
Hnyesodflev Yorknreontheir
Archbishop.
lent of Chicago Patrick
T 0 o 0
James very embnrnssing to winters? hew Britain are Fuller. The strenuous objectiona‘al- l in con.
4 I] II ”5%” 37'? ant-rabbi an testis-Jen: NEW BRITAIS. March to... "“5 “land by may Connecticut am. 1’3;- elevanon' to the
CENTRAIJ L NC mot-,9 director Ircrrt (Iskosh. ax: A1308: 1'30 persons were pu: in jeo- Can because of the raise in (are m at I. I'm . the
e?)'::C‘ri::-"» after mud? 22.9: night by a tire starting United States {our n'nees at the
ft» 5 aid 1:} file-3 goo-n in the cellar or the five—story buiid- 3°33 2:: “111?; u” lezgm‘afgi‘f Roman Cntholic chosen.
~ ~ ' ' f _ “(am 9.. a Arne 2("3 or. metal“! occu lied by the F. “F. W l- e e V‘ "e P“ C ° ‘ a“ If
h 50L TH 51.31) STREET ‘_ B ‘ he Ethel. .. .~ Shun?” ‘E’Ther .’ '5“): coi'npauy ‘nd tenants in an present with their protests.
in“ ._.. .. ‘3” 6.“: ~ ’3. . “q » F Although Bridtoport to the only
gnaw aJ (29.25: a. c..e ..... e (r a...-,s1reet. {Long not buildtng with cl in M h _
PHONE 2216 1.4 we . -, .r 3 “one and (yang damage to the t? w c the are lacunae is no,
-. . ,. _ . .. l. of Connecticut m or:
Lay: chow es mid: Latter being taken to a. hospital. A ”"9““ F .
13.... the 5:31.33 ka number of nnm‘n‘ were overcome, mum the matter as it was through MS A [EAT .
REPAIR-
W W
D SPATCI'I -
had cars run on a five centlrnre.
will be presented by Mayor Phillips
Agric- i her-n Elton.
Shades
Specially Priced
. We have a quantity
Have beenmadcinour
own work
Every woinan diould go over
We are ofiering anally
would ordinnrdy'psyforndieqi one. Large
ors——green, brown, yellowdntfiffercnt lanes.
size—37 in. wide by 6 ft. long."
. ...i~..w-_.,mu.-...- . . n...
me D I» Read C0
t Our Free Telephone Exchange—simply Ask the Operuor for Rm 3034.
300 Hand-Made Window
affine quality Window sbailes whsci;
rooms out of an
finequalityoicambrin‘fiadtslndeishandmadeand
carefidlythedudesinherbane.
Spotsandstainsdonotslwwexceptwhendtelighnorelitandthe
mount ofcol-
Alvaro standard
at the hearing.
It your roof, leaks—it you need
new lenders-whatever calls for
nthe sen-ices of n skillful repair
man you should know that your
telephone fill put you in touch
A 7:;-‘;;-. -‘ l 5‘ . ~ , [crab/Mod 1657 m m mule... “m... c.“
{.1 '12:} {or tripiajes. ‘ i I ’1 135‘
—--——- LLLITERED I‘ZIC‘MPTLY l .
The NASH. RAYMOND
& DEAN co.
2mmloul
waybliometorecexv’eredhsts
‘ MSWYS
l WALDNER’S
ON THE CORNER
32—38 so. mm con. BAYELANES 51's.
: ...A
l \‘nlua to $19.75. , \ 5;? *
H. S. LANDSMAN é’SON
“THE HOME OF FINE FL'RNITT'RE”
FOR EVERY LIVING ROOM A '—
DAVENPORT TABLE
. .........~_—V.~ W...“ «a... . ..
' r I
«‘5 AT Patti MSfAlR
%
'mlly
perfect.
COMMERCIAL
STATIONmt
SCHOOL
1‘. A. SKELLY
VERYTmNG‘
‘ ‘ the 1mm 1446 Wall Street pig. rain-£11;
IN ALL THE NEWEST SHADES shades pulled down. .Are. your shades spotted, torn. and are the FOR THE " c ”H "‘1‘“ nonwux, com. 338:.Veér;3g.
_ 3 rollersandsptmgsWfl they Should? Thu 18 a real OFFICE m . ts ma." 1”
' . , . . 3 mt! my be mer.
95G $1.25 $1.45 $1.95 chancewhmhwillbemrthywr while to check up yourslndec BANK _ Mum“. film‘ SW“ mad. 3:: goes.
MME JEANNETTE “WWWWW' Maw ‘““ ...... ”mm-m ”3
A Davenport Table giva that finishing ::::‘:. 53 2:23
neededtomnkeanideadlivingroom. Ourli ~_
everything from the simplest in design to :1: z--. arizsiit‘
and at prices surprisingly low. They will 11172627 :itch our
18388 showing of living room suites that have re: ‘ 'ed and!
furor-able comment becauseof their beautiful ..
the massiveness of their construction combi
reasonable cost. We welcome comparison.
ll
muons mu‘nmr USES AND ARE BECOMING
‘ KORE POPULAR EACH DAY.
We luvs just received a. large shipment of finial“
patterns that are up-to-theminute in design and o: :56 :5?!
best quality and Worhnanahip. If you contemplate purcnfis—
ing a mirror NOW 18 YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
___-
That you my
take advantage
of 32:15:25.1”
Landsman’s
. ' fr MAH-JONG SANDAIS ‘ 1:
The mm in In. 1151 footwear. Made of paten. cm
with kid'liliu. in I most elsbof-ste cut-out strap patgrgo
' o 7 a " ..O.--~.-..-... ............ :-- V'
gmfljfiklfic’h‘greymdnndemww With thesev
ALLYeBRACKEgk
South N0?"
Norwalk Chronicler