.04“
. . Wehle o: fiple street left
for Washington. D. C.. where
7“ . visit for a. week as the guest
3’ 501mm club of that city.
» ' h‘ c o
' ne— Sue and Elaine Atchlson of
*" street. spent the week-end in
n I: the guests or their sister,
tumour. Tito. '
— ’ ' . . .
gm syringe. Tilly's—Adv.
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Main Nevas. student at the
3 altar of Pennsylvania. is
, ding the Easter recess at his
‘* to! home in “‘oodward avenue.
. .. ' o u o O
ii. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith of
“a street entertained over the
' -end Misses lglinor and Rosalie
ourke of Bridgeport.
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é—Lehlgh Coal. Harris 8'. Guns.—
t
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Edgar Arnow of Sound Beach.
: . t: \Vilks and Clark Doran of
wich, Were Sunday guests of
nVHemmons or New Canaan
lie over the week-end.
O t 3
Jacob E. Jesem of Flex Hill road
a. purchased a. Studebaker sedan
on: the local agents.
--Buy Your.Vl::tro.xa on our Club
Ion—Ask about it at. Donnelly'e.»
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' Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Gans
nd family-C “'03 avenue are
ending the week in New York Cli)‘
*ith friends.
it
‘3 s :1
Kr. and Mrs. George Butler of Van
uron avenue Were week-end visitors
Port. Chester, N. Y., where they
ere guests of Mrs. Butler's brother.
rs. Thomas Smith.
I O t
.3”! Coal. Harris & GansiAdv.
9. t t
7 Mr. Ind Mrs. Raymond Malkin
he nturned from their honeymoon
. have taken up their residence
3r Stevens street.
3 3
John' Silk is recuperating at his
01118 in North Taylor avcnuc follow-
; a. few days' illness.
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P93.
ennui
.
9
s.
Q; -—Iarge Coal. larris 6.-
gm—Ad v. . t
a Mile: Dorothy Mathews, Scir hill
spending her Easter vacation as a.
eat of Miss Helen Sanger of Aber-
n‘ Proving Station. Maryland.
3 3 t
.3 Miss Catherine IIOllllC‘liC‘l‘, Bridcc-
' t spent the wok-end with her
' '11: and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John
cash 01 River Drive.
.. - o o o ,g
: -—-Sbeep manure for lawns and
rdcns. The Ferris-Divine Co.—
.. 1V.
i? e e a
fill“, Mabel Lewis of Boston, Mass,
— I: spending her Easter vacation with
‘Niss Dorothy Lewis of Putnam avcv
inue.
V C C I
Jack Nolan 0: Belden avenue has
I sprained wrist.
O C .
--Fertillzer for lawn: and gar-
lens. Alfred Brown. Phone 2393-2.
Adv.
3 I Q
. A delegation from the South Nor-
ivalk Quartete club will be sent to
the concert given by the Arion sing-
.Ing society at the Empress theatre,
‘May 6th. Several Norwalk music
lovers also intend to be present.
8 t O
’ Ills Rosalie Cole of Riverside ave-
fie was a. week-end guest of. friends
:1 Willimantlc.
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737:! -—Sheep manure and agricultural
g limo for lawns at Alfred Brown's.
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g!
’- \iiss Margaret llalacy of Morn-in
street and Miss Maude Beagon of
visitors in
rchard street were
ridgeport Saturday.
.3 o
3 t
3 Alfred Kern'im an, of Brooklyn.
7 . Y., is spending the liastrr vaca-
. ion with his :ramlpan-ms. 311‘.
nd Mrs. P. Monalnm of Holden
:venue.
a ——Buy a, gas range and water
#er now—Save 10 to :0 per cent.
~— 9 Connecticut Light X: Power
lCO.--Adv.
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i
Miss Hanna. and Mary Ciuue of
Riverside avenue entertained Mr.
Ind Mrs. Russell Meade of Bridge-
port yesterday.
0 c a
’ ”William Young; student at Roch-
. ‘mr college. returned Saturday to
d the Easter recess at his hornc
jguelbourne road.
. »,. e o a -
ski—Sheep manure for lawns and
{dial-dens. The Ferris-Divine Co.—
ii
‘i
t i
3.9..
fty was a. week-end guest of. her
x-ther. Mrs. 11. Blasc 013‘ Prospect
. ' nue. \
O 6
Ellis: Anne Monahan of New York
f Ry was a. week-end visitor of her
9 ants. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
_. fihan of Belden avenue.
v
47
Miss Nan Benson, at Bridgeport
was a. week—end guest of her m.
Miss Maude Beagon of Orchard
street. . _
.0 9. 3.
Miss Lilian Josem oil-New York
City ,was a. week-end guest of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. Jo‘sern Of
Belden avenue.
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—Norwalk Church Orchestra con—
cert at Norwalk M. E. Church, Fil-
day. .Apr. 25th. All seats Silo—Adv.
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Miss Margaret Seas of Spring Hill
avenue was a. week-end visitor in
New Jersey.
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Seth Grumau of “‘ilton was a
businr‘ss visitor in the Norwalkc,
Saturday.
3 e- a
-—Private dancing lessons begin‘
ning Tuesday. Tel. .2227. Policy’s..—
Adv. '
e e
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Miss Theresa Berger of Main
street was a visitor in New York
City over the week—end.-
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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Joyce of
Belden avenue were vi ors in
Greenwich yesterday where they
were guests of Mrs. Joyce‘s sister,
Mrs. G. Cunningham.
O O i .
Mrs. J. Davis of Cross street is
entertaining relatives ,from New
Yorl: city over the Easter holidays.
o e a
and Mrs. Edward Krammlcr
and daughtt‘l' Eloise. and Mr. and
Mrssllogcr Leahy and daughters
Marion and Ruth of Paterson. N. J..
were week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Alujirt Keenan of Main street.
' o e o
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Price and
~son Herbert, jr., or “’inncld street,
were guests of relatives in Green-
wich yesterday.
Mr.
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Mrl and Mrs. Robert “’clls of
East avenue entertained over the
week-end Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Vats and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reich-
crt of New Rochelle, N. I.
o o '0
Mather. student at Pratt's
Brooklyn, N. Y.. is
the Easter recess at his
Garner street.
Austin
institute.
spending
home on
C D O
Mis Dorothy Mills of Weatport‘
avenue is entertaining this week,
Miss Mildred Hastings of Bridgo~
p'ort. and Miss Genevieve Duryea
of Greenwich.
U 0 0
Dave Tavlin, student at George-
town university, “'ashington, D. C..
is spending: the Easter vacation with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Tavlin
of Cedar street.
0 O 0
Mrs. Joseph II. Sloman of Cedar
istreet has gone to \‘Vashua, N. IL.
to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs. S.
Springer.
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Mrs. S. Schlossberg and son, Irv-
ing of Brooklyn. are guests of Mr.
and Mrs; Mayer Joscm of Spring
etrcrt.
O O 0
Miss lIelcn Prendergast of Spring
Hill avenue entertained friends from
Daub u ry, Saturday.
0
Miss Marion Russell has returned
to her home in Orchard street fol-
lowing a. week-end spent with her
grandmother, Mrs. C. F. Cody of
iAnsonizl.
Ilillic Mills resumed studies at
llurstrom‘s Prep srhool following I
wcclbepd spent at his home in New
York City.
3 '- 0
Miss Franccs Dnitz, student at
lluntcr's college. New York City. is
spending the Easter recess with her
parents. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Dcitz
til—South Main street.
0 3
Marcus Paris;
York uniwxrsitv.
liastrir recess at
mond (street.
0
0
student at New
is spending the
his” home in Ray~
a
Miss Julie Sachs of Main street is
rmm-taining friends from New York
Citv.
Ct. I
Mr. and Mrs. “‘llbur Stevens and
sons “'ilhur. 3‘21, and Morton. 0t Sy—
rncuso. N. Y.. are Easlor guests of
Mrs. Steven's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
\\'alrer L‘. Lane of South Main
street. ‘
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Miss Isabelllogau of New York
City spent the week-end with her
mother, Mrs. M. Hogan of Arch
street.
. o e -
Miss Charlotte Fromm of New
York City is spending the week-end
:wllh Miss Frances Devitz 0! South
Main street.
3 D I
‘ Charles “'cingart, formerly at this
city. now a. resident of New York
city, was a week- (1 visitor 0.!
friends in the Secon district.
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Mr. and Mrs. William McCrombie
of Putnam. avenue entertained over
the week-end William Clougher of
and Personal
; ,
”cm
spent thé week-end. extent. 1...:
Hrs. E.“L. jGr'ee’nbe'i-g ot Scribner
avenue. .
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Mr. and Mrs. ~Martin Hunter ‘01
Woodward avenu3"ente\'ta.ined “over
the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Frederic
Penney and daughter Adelaide of
Brooklyn, N. Y. .,
" O C C ‘
_Miss Anne rguliea at Flax Hill
road enter friends from New
York City yestérday.
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Mr. and Mrs. 'D. O’Brien and
family of. Stamford returned to
their home following a week-end
spent with Mr. and Mm. Edward
Dutt‘y of Belden arcane. ~
. t.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Prendergast
of Spring Hill avenue are entertain-
ind relatives from New Iork City.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. P. Tax-lav o: Kellogg
street, entertained relatives from
New York City over the week-end.
o o o .
Al Krae‘mcr. student at the New
York Dental College. taro. guest at
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kraem-
er 0! \\’ashington.sti;eet. ‘
O
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morchouse of
Prospect avenue are entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Horn of Syracuse,
New York. '
o o a
Miss Irene Cooke. a, student at
Storr's Agricultural college, is
spending the Easter vacation at the
home 0;. her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry .B. Cooke of l’rospect avenue,
Darlen.
A number of members from the
Darien League of “'omen Voters at-
tended a. convention which was
held in the Korwalk country club
on Thursday.
o ‘o o -
Chapman Beauregard. a. student
at the University of Pcnsylvanja, is
spending the Easter vacation with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Amend Beau-
regard of the Post road.
0 O I
“'Hbur Raymond is spending the
Easter vacation with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Raymond of
Mansfield avenue.
0 O O
The Church Aid Society of the
Noroton Presbyterian church will
meet Tuscday afternoon at 2:30 P.
M. at the residence of Mrs. Freder-
ick 13. Hour. Neroton avenue, Nore-
lon Heights.
0 O O 0
Henry Jay Case of New York has
returned to his summer home in
Tokenrke.
o o o
L. J. Sledge to Darlcn has moved
to Mersey, N. Y.
O
Mary \‘l'illiams ot' the Post' road,
are visiting for several days with
relatives in Italiegh, North Caro-
lina.
. O 0
Jack Dugdale of Chestnut street.
Noroton Heights. has opened his
new 'I‘ogcry Shop at 200 Atlantic
street, Stamtord.
O C ,
Stephen Prince has accpted a po-
sition with Raymond. Street and Son
0: Tokcncke. -
W
It lies been erroneOusly reported
in lion-nylon that George I“. “'at-
era of llickory Bluff. who sustained
a. slight shock Tuesday. was dead.
Mr. \Yatera' friends will be glad to
know that is getting alorzg very
nicely. ,
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«Misses Maude and Florence Sher-
lock of Highland avenue have a
new sedan.
Mrs. Raynor “‘crme spent Sunday
at the home or her mother, Mrs. El-
bert Marsh of Highland avenue.
O O O
The Easter services at the Row-
:iyton Methodist; church were well
attended yesterday. Thcchurch was
prettlly decorated with potted plants
which were. afterward given to sick
and :1ng people.
0
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The. regular monthly meeting of
the Ilowayton Civic emulation will
be held in the, Rowayton Hose
house. tonight. at. S‘o'clock.
O O
Rowayton avenue ontttaincd over
the holidays Mrs. Moselcy's parents
Mr. and Mrs. E. 1:. Moore of Brook-
lyn. . H
.11.
0 .
executive board of the Rowayton
Young Married People's association
at the home 0: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
E. Funk, Rowayton avenue. tonight
at 7:30 o'clock.
o l 0
Benjamin: Albrecht and George
Holtzman were baptizedw-at the
services at the Rowayton Baptist
church. last evening. The services
were largely attended. It was Jol-
Springfield. Mass. .
a Min Ida. Harris of New York City.
lowed by a. rcceptlonlto the pastor
Rev. Victor Scalise and his bride,
Said 3 Depositor:
for a. certain purpose. _
pass book, I notice that my
$100. It’s just like finding that hundred.
. ed it, but it’s there earning interest.
53mg: account.”- - ' ‘ .
* ANEXTRxeioo, ‘
“I
to save about three year: ago
I. in checking back on my
Whamounndtoalmost
Imordeposit- ,
I’m strong (or a » ’
M'rs. J. F. \V‘i’liama and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. George Mosely of.
There will 'be a meeting or the-
new
Mrs. Simon Gompcrsof
Cove Avenue. Sur-
prises Mo t h e r-—4
Seven Great Grand-
children ' '
Mrs. dulia. Lopez was given a sur-
prise birthday party at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Simon Gomnen.
21 Cove avenue. Saturday evening.
in honor of her seventy-fifth birth-
day. Mrs. Lopez has been I. resi-
dent of East Norwalk for one year.
coming here train New York city.
Mrs. Lopez has ten children, tour-
tcen grandchildren and seven great-
gmndchlldren. oldest of whom a;
eighteen years. A number of rela-
tires and friends attended the party
Saturday. » Mrs. Lopez’s children
Were (all present. They are Mrs. S.
Gompers. Mrs. I. Levy, Mrs. A. No-
than of East Nor-walk. A. R. Lopez
M. R. Lopez. Mrs. L. Gompcra. Mrs:
M. Cohen, D. Lopez and Mrs. J”.
Drucker of New York-city.
’ O O
Rev. H. Grandstrom. pastor of
the Swedish Congregational church
has had a telephone installed in life
home on Van Zandt. strum.
‘ O 0
There will be a rehearsal of the
choir of the Swedish Congregational
church tomorrow night at. 8 o‘clock.
. O Q
LouigNovak. who attends the
New York university. is ‘cnioylng
the Easter recon; with his parents
at their home on Fort Point. street.
0 6 0
Miss Anna Lunscn of 7 Pleasant
street has taken a position with the
Jacob's Shoe company. Miss Lun-
sen recently resigned her‘ position
with the it. & G. Corset company.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Caponno of
Fort Point street. entertained at
their home over the week-end. Mrs.
Capuano's brother from New Qan-
aan.
o I e
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Jnll'rc or 37
Fort Point street enlrrtained cow
oral friends at their home yester-
day. Dancing and singing Were en-
joyed and a slipper was served.
Among the guests were Min; Bottv
and Miss Lena. Grossman. Max Ax»-
acirod, Harry .Axnelrod. Mrs. If.
.«Jaelrod and I. Jaflco of New York
c y.
Alex Jafico has returned to
home on Fort. l'oint street from
fish with relatives iii-Now
city.
his
:1
York
I
who returned from
trip. Saturday.
their -weddinz
Mrs. finalise “as
presented with a pot 0! Easter Lil-
lies. The choir procrntod to Mrs.
Alfred J. C. Bccklus‘ musical direc-
tor, a bouquet of (*arnations.
o o o 0
Mrs. Charles 12. Funk has return-
ed to hcr home in Rowayton avo-
nuc from a motor trip to “'aeho
ington. D. P. ..
o o t ‘
Minx Kate Crockett of (”raw avo-
one has returned from a visit with
relatives in Album
1 o 0
-Franklin ll. Klrbrldo of New
lork city has Opened his summer
home on Contentment Island.
O Q C
3'.
0
Among the. summer residents who
were at their llonglytou homes over
the holidays: \vnrc 1). Fairfax Bush.
Harry Jay (farm and Herbert “’llh-
crspoon, all or New York city.
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The sunrise service
ton Baptist church,
ing at 5:30 o'clock
tended.
Baptist, and Methodist churches.
at the Rowdy-
yesterday morn~
was: largely at- K
ll \vsa hold Jointly by the
Intel-es g. » ssemhly
0f ~;Tcachers, Pupils
and Parents to View
School‘Worlg
An interested assembly. of teach-
ers. pupils " parents of the sev-
eral \Vilto 11901 districts filled the
Congregational- church Thursday
mall: last to View the exhibits of
school work. renewing the progress
of the annualv spoofing and. spelling
contestgwundrapplaud thc‘ winners.
District” Supervisor-:31; '1). Sylvester
conducted the exercises, assisted by
Miss Margaret McClure who gave
out the words ”the spelling match.
Singing by the children added to the
program. Mary Yates gave a. solo,
“VVelcomo Sweet Spring Time.”
Following are the names or the
best speaker! from each school with
the subject or their rebltations;
James Vasct, Beddcn Hill, "Farra-
guuw' Anni. Erdman. Chestnut. Hill,
”The \Vlnd and the Bloom" Robert
cage Kgnt. "To the Boys of Amer-
ica;" Ida Schmld. Nod Hill. ”The
Lea‘ in the Dike;" \V’allace Bennett.
Georgetown, “The. Deacon's Master-
piece; Amelia. Hui-am. Hurlbuu
street, "The Children’s-talcum" Ruth
Stunnurd, Bald llill. "How the R0-
bin minim" Marlon Basso". Middle-
bmok. "The Glove and the Lions;"
John l,.mvrcncv. (tannondnle. "Op-
pox-lunlly."
{test wax very close.
wlm lining adjudged the winner with
Robert Edge only three ("the of one
per cent behind. Ida. Schmid and
William» Regan acquitted themselves
crcditubly. ,
Spelling Metamo- .
following Compvvlllors
the spelling
u
The
part in
Haajancn,
Kent:
incanor
(‘annondalez
Iii-it'll (10d trey.
Georgetown;
Hurlbut t It reel;
lll'lnd,
Nod Hill: Anna. llrdman.
chant.
Chonmut Hill;
Mlddlcbrook.
spelled down all her competitor-s.
Orrm fluid in the afternoon.
following were the
Alice Rogersffiertrude Tanner: An-
na Erdman. Florence (,‘oliey. Ru
Bennett, Euclla Reed, ("lam Eva ,
and Illa Schlnld: l-llmrr Stnlmard.
Ebcrlnird, Adolph Mayer.
\Villiaml, John Edge. Carl Linds-
trom and Lewis Marchant . Of these
Florence Collcy and John Vacate
\von "mimints.
Mr. Sylvester declared-the \Villon
schools ranked high among those
under his supervision and
good chance of sending a represen—
ford.
test will he held May 15 a: Sew—
town.
a;
-,.
“'ESTON, .Qpril
spending the Hash-r hollda}: with
his mother at Lyons Plains.
. $ U
Miss Minnie Strum: has gone to
llmolzlyn where she will rr-niain {or
several weeks. -
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Friday night. April will
"lflrothcrs’ Night" at. Nortllfirld
Grunge, and the program will be )1!
charge of the committee, Charles
Brorh, Frank Fitch. Robert \l'llson
and Irving Merritt. A now rinses will
he initiated in the first and second
degrees.
25
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Frank Ilarcor is quite ill with
blood poisoning in his hand. I
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classified ad profits.
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’l‘he rrsult or the (:0th hands: of dil’l'crc
Amelia Horafi
pnnlmltlers on the theory that they
took .
matriir Flor-5
had :1"
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cute Stiles, Bald Hill; Eur-n “flux...
Allrml Aiken. llulrlen llill;.u;;-rtx:rt‘
Lewis Blair--
and Clara. Beatnik
Ellen “Kilt-y finally?
The athletic games were heldl'dté
The
contestants: :"
.lolin‘vVnsale, Charles Tanner, Frank 2
Harold g
tative to the State contest at Harp;
The preliminary, district con» ‘
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WESToN l -
-— Edwnnl‘
Brcitwciscr of New York city is‘
i
he-
Salvatianm “
_ \- Warna o
,___,_.
The general pnbllo'll vol-not by
the Salvation“ my. to :9 on the
' ' 1m , to meeting.
lookout for g 5‘1“an
Ar '4: team - , _
Tnfiwat‘mpgoétere often wear some
Army unltorm such use up. I. be!»
net, a band reading “The Salvation
Army,’.’ although they hate no eon-
neetlon with that organ loo...
Colonel 7W. A. Morn yrc. ’ m-
manding The . Salvation Army in
New England.’ as for name time
been putting tort ’ a. determined et-
t‘ort to stop these ptfictlces. but it in
next. to an impossibility to do this.
without the assistance and the co~
operation of tho public themelvea.
Every authorized Salvation Army
collector carries an oflicial pass. This
pass contains liis‘ photograph and
bears the signature of the otlicer
commanding in New England. while
the territory in which the collector
is authorized to collect. ll carefully
outlined to prevent overlapping.
This pass is renewed yearly. and
friends and subscribers are urged to
ask for it when they are in doubt
as to the genuinenpos-or otherwi
of these who are soliciting contri-
billions.
The -.\rmy collector is also in-
strurted to give an omcial receipt
for all contributions handed to him.
The attention of,the public is
called to this matter as the Blame
Service campaign season of The
Salvation Army is approaching. and
the organimtion is particularly anx-
lnus to protect the public as Well as
itself.
shaped to fit
forms have been
"“T‘nlf‘d by a German to serve as
Woodc n bloc
“ill not lire the fingers.
IDDIES'COLDS
ohouldnotbe“ “M
v I c ”as
Lena..."-
our"
NEW SILK
D R E’s S ES
_ $12.98
- ’7, GOLDEN
68 Weshmgto‘ 11 St.
80? lek
NEWSPRING
TOPCOATS
' $20.00 “9
Palace Clothes Shop
13 So. Main 5:. So. Nor-walk
Textile Store
”‘19:: {T‘L‘T‘f’fi‘ffi . .. 750
Printed Crepe from 59° :11. up
54 m. Ml Wool Flannel. plainond
Checks. 5 2 :1 o
o..-..-.'-..
ff“; “wonmw 7- , I ., £ *
40 Cents FREE g
. and a‘Wondelful ‘
SW for Yawn:
Yard
136 Washington Street.
South Not-Walk.
Funds ~-
Tab
+ FOR ONE WEEK
Second Floor
HALF. PRICE FOR EVERYmm
ON THE TABLE
.‘ be -» .
STERLING’S 7
Refrigerator Clul
NOW STARTLN'G
$5.00 delivers a refrigerator to your home.
’ style, any size you wish.
Sole Agents for the Fainous‘ “Niagara“ Ref '
tor—Fully Guaranteed in Every Way.
Buy Now While the Stock Is Complete.
36 Different Styles and Sizes.
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT.
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Furniture—Rugs—Ranges—Linoleum
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Schulize’s Tuesday Specials
J Shoulder .Veal Roast .. . . .
‘Rib Veal Chops ..
B .Veal . . . .
Stew .Veal .
Rump .Veal .....:...-...:.-..-.;._.: _ . . , -
Home Made Sausage .
Schultze,’s Sanitary Mark '*
Washingtonmtfndmddvenue. scram!
—3de43!finstreoc,mrwalk
.9”
9
Hanan Oxfords
: Duplex last, combination ball
and instep. ‘ In Tan and Black
Calf 7 An exceptionally
neat ~ comfortable shoe
that: is the favorite of a mill-
titude of men. ‘ '
man ngu‘sm
Milton Elwood
mWMSt. South Nat-walk. ’ '
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