Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 2, 1924 · page 2

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"3. Hints company is now with
he» at 1158—1158 Main
:3: opposite Elm street. in
. art in a. greatly improved
' and location .
0 store is finished in delicate
\ and blue. here is an elaborate
{lay ot evening dresses. coats,
. .. E wraps. furs. etc., for the
:5. and Summer trade. The bril-
- lighting effects remind the vial—
. of a. crystal palace. Aaron L.
. t: is in charge of the store and
-- excellent senice to his
Norwalk friends. Mints. al-
. then as a. distinctive shop for
men through the latest style in-
-ts.tion. will continue to please
non accustomed to being well
32d. They are the quickest to

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The thing

 

 

the prices mean economy to all.

 

TRUCK mm.

The local police were notified last
evening by the _ew York authorities
that a. five-ton alker truck with
the New York markers 1702~584

had been stolen from that city yce- .._-

terday.

 

Mr. and Mrs. N. Garfield o! Lowe
street entertained at their home.
yesterday, their nephew‘ James Lo-
vanio. John Miocco and John Ma-
son of Bridgeport:

. C O .

The (‘entral Berber shop at 11
North l‘in street is being remod-
eled.

a e e . ~

The Electric Service Company
are. moving from ll 1-2 Ely avenue
to 1 Ely avenue.

 

’shackle ex- .
uberant youth!

is to ixwest

in clothes built to stand

the strain!

‘ Our school boy
Boys' all-wool

-‘ elude:

815: all-leather

"'dnl‘qn

81.35:
81.50:
31.75;
fellows 82.25.

blouses.
felt

color black stockings. (5c:

hats. 83.50:
wash suits

1..
Nortolks.
fast
alps.
pail-Inn.
shirts.

shoes. 85:
81.15:

for

Roosns Pas-r Comm

Broadway
at Liberty

Broadway
at Warren at 13th St.

Broadway

“Hoe
Herald Sq. m Ave.
at. 35th St. 0333;"?

It 41383..

 

 
 

$15.00 SILK &
WOOL DRESSES
F R E E
TOMORROW

rr .
I

appreciate the "sushi! and Time. or“
merchandise on display: there. and

Little .

 
 

MARCH BIRTH

32 Born During Month
——23 Boys Added to

PopulationwO t h e r
. Statistics

There Were 55 births in Norwalk
during the month of March 32 of
which were girls. according to the
vital statistics. Marriage during the
month totaled 15 and deaths 38.

BIRTHS

March l—Mary to Daniel

 

and

' Gladys Melillo.

1 Jane to Benjamin and Flor-
ence Parker

1 Carmelo to Rocco and Glo-
vanne Clancio
9 Cynthia to Edwin and Edith

Fisher

2 Irene to
Rm‘:

3 Theresa. to John and Joseph-
ine Barber

3 Blaso to Giraido and Lucia
Ferrell

4 Mary to Stephen and Barbara
\‘nrrck

4 icy to Prospero and Valenti-
nn. D'Vanzo

5 Gabriel to David

babriel and Mary

and Marga-

ret Dcirilc

5 Robert to Earl and Evelin
Applebv

6 Marjorie to Alonzo and Olixc
“lit

5 Joseph to Andrew and Eliza-
lmth Dragon

6 Helen to Harry
(Ti-cal

7 .Grorze to Nicholas and Arne-
lln llnminrns

7 Estella to Morris and Ada El-
. Ha I
i 7 Jean to James and Carrie Lit-
.“;e

7 Dollie to Frank and Dollie Mc-

and Sophie

 

Guirk
S—Oscar to Theodore and Laura
Olson. '
9~Rohcrt to John and Mary
)iinnich.

9—Harold to Horace and Evan-
geline “‘caver.
9—Anna to Matte and Rose Flore

 

RECORD HERE .

 

FOR
ILL GIVING PAY
BOOST TO HOUSE

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Manuel Geller.

ii Many con men are advocata
'ing a move e‘_51.‘lnl>l«ianucl (h!-
ier. whois 1h 3 first timein
the lower house“8 of congress from

"New York, for an increase in as!-

ary of representatives from $7.600
ito $10 000 annually. Geller as

' he can't live in Washington on e

Esmller sum. .7 .__. A...“

9.- Lona to Adam and Josephine
'i‘.ulnnl <

'lensr‘ph tn lohn and Eliza. Gal.

1'. ‘ —l-‘. riv: arrl to Lrlu 1rrl and Anna
. \nsh.

' 13--~—Antninv‘tte to Mike and Ross.
lnl-inn.

lJ.--ll"-l.-ort
“firm.

lS—Ilolmri
cos Reynolds.

to Richard and Betty

to Carlton and Fran-

H.——Luclla. to William and Mary
“'ilcox.

ii—Mildred to Oliver and Leila
Murphy.

H———i':ir‘:mor to Arthur and Emma
Moore.
H——l"ctcr to John and Anna Cas-

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

1H

Roda.

Ailing.

Drew.

Siei‘anl.
Sayre.

Weeks.

Caruso.

Marc

Knapp.
[)('II.

sari.

 

simatis.

Iii—Janet to James and nose

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CORNER.

Main 8: Wall Street—Phones 1008 - 1023 -— Norwalk, Connecticut

the. Co

$1

18-11am to Louise

- ":——I:rncst Ezequelle

rving to mg: axis. inure

 
 
 

Rogers.

Its—Donald to William and Alice
Ferguson.

18—lda. to Frederick and Adele
Maestro.

and nary

Iii—«Myron to Myron and Helen

1s—Grace to John and Columbia

Cutnone.
21....Ralph to Charles and Edna

22—Herman to Anna. Watkins.
L’s—Florence to LeRoy and Flor-

once Light.
23—Michael to John and Anna

Albetra. -
25—Rosemary to Timothy and
Myra Collins. ‘
26—Mary to Augusto and Ida

"s—Eileen to Alvin and Helen
its—Irene to Jacob and Irene
26—Josephine to Philip and Ma-

tilda. Mahoney.
27—Pauline to Byron and Rosina

Beckett.

27—Dorothy to Munroe and Ethel
Johnson.

27—Louise m John Ind Marie
Pizanza.

28—Louis to Michael and Carmela

28——“’alter to James and Charl-

otte Fuller.
29-Nina to Joseph and Mary

Peppcrino.

MARRIAGES.
h 4—Jolm Maroune and Na-

jritk Bargolla.
4—»IIcnl’y Greaney and Marion

Moe.

4-Leo Brennan and Florence
“'oodwarrl. ’
8~—l‘nul Holich and Christina
Soynk.

12—i.conard Coffin and Eva
Shr‘filcr.

is—al-Zarl Conner and Dorothy
Merrill.

lit—William Allen and Eunice
Johnson.

111—4: m-mond “’crks and Mary
Ollallm.

20—] .ouiso Bodo and Grace Iildu.

and Ester

2:—~Jcssle Fox and Josephine Gil-
:‘ 2-—.lcssle Han and Ethel Tag-
;‘-i-—i.an'rence “'cmmcr and Mary

Peterson.
L’s—“Willem McMunon and Ber-

wing.
— —- -~.. ~: - ‘ ——-—-
,____.._._

5.00 SILK 8;

WOOL DRESSES

FREE

TOMORROW

 

 

SILK DRESSES FREE TOMORROW

With Every Seventh Coat ,
Purchased at the Boston Store

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

O A T S For
Dress at

and Dress at

andDressat

COATS For Sport}$l494

ARE YOU LUCKY?

 

 

 

 

 

tomorrow,

CO

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and Dress at

COATS For Sport
andDressst

coat sales have not coins u to ectat' .
once. hence this wonder-Impellers.” ions

emarkable value giving event

A T S For Sport

 
 

,}$19_ 84
}$22 521

 

and Dress at

and Dread at

c o A '1' s For
Dressed: at

 
 

 

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. _. ‘4‘...

COATS For Sport}$2484 '
COATS For Sport}$2984

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‘0
i‘,’

We Are Overstocked On Sp rin Coats
And Want To Unload Them it Once

It has been a very late season as eve one km
bills for which are now due and. musYbe ,paid :t"

To add to the importance of this r
higher prices than you’ll find on the price tags

5...} $9.84
C O A T S For Sport}$12.95

Hundreds of stylish garments are new on our racks,u

You will find that man i‘ in
All Prices marked in Plain figures? 0 ese coats were originally markedto sell ‘I much

A T S For Sport} $16374

and Dress at

when” ..

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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’ have Just returned from a motor

. FORE!
Four-Garment. Double-Du-
ty Sport Suits consisting of
Coat. \Vaistcoat. Knickers w
and Trousers. Equally ap-
propriate {or Go-To-Bush
M ness or Go-Golting. Coat fl
especially constructed to
allow tree arm-play and
shoulder-sway.
Stein-Bloch needles in those
loungy. liesurely. "carefully I
careless" lines which con- I
vey that "just-ran—in-troln-
the-country" look so mulch
desired and admired.

4-PIECES

$40.00 A's!) 3m 0
GOLF HOSE, 81.60 to 80.50
CAPS . ...... 01.85. 82.85
GOLF JACKETS 0F SOFT ‘

GLOVE LEATHER.
$15.00.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ZI—Jess Lockwood and Julia
Lutka. ‘
GIRLS—GALLEY TWO FSBSE

DEATHS.
March 3—Han ford Avery. 77

years. 1 month. 12 days.
3—William Nash, 2 months. 7
days.
3—Paul Nash, 2 months. 7 days.
4—Catherine Larrauri. 75 years.
d—Biaso Perello. 3 days.
T—Dnnir-I Sherwood, 83 years. 4
months. 24 days.
7—Amy Broadhurst,
months. 1 day.
s-John Jaquibak. 63 years.
9—Louisc Helena. 1‘ years. 7
months.
11—Lyman _Patterson,
11 months, 29 days.
13—\\‘illian1 Holmes, 54 years, 2
months. :1 days.
13—Maurice Nutting. 53 years. 10
months, 12 days.

13—Anns Klockner.
months. 22 days.

ii—Margarrt Mayehoif, 53 years.
3 months. 17 days.

lS—I‘wbeft Sanderson. 8 years. 3
months, 23 days.

ls—George Bukovecs. do your.

is—Ellen Cullen. 68 years. 1 day.

Iii—Frank “’adsworth. 39 years.
4 months. 11 days.

20~Marjorie Arnold. 9 years. 1
month. 1] days. ‘

:1—Michvsel Donncily,
3 months. 5 days. .

2:-.loseph Tomey. age unknown.
i 2:—-John Mutuski. 6 months, 2d
( ays.

15—Hcrman Block, 30 years. 11.
months, 8 days.
23~Elcen “’eeks, 51 ‘
months. 23 days. years. ‘
23—Catherine Gieryk. 50 years. {
months. 1 day.
23-Anna. Merritt, 59 years. 1
month, 8 days.
zs—Bertha Cutbiil,
months. 11 days.
Zip—Sarah Caddell, 70 years.
zi—Ellen Ames. 79 years. 6 days.
:i—‘William Kellogg. 91 years. 5
months. 7 days.
24—Mary Cutrone. 5 dus.‘
25—Bernard Tully, 71 years
months. 5 days.
26—Margaret Friel.
day.

7 7 years, 7

8 7 years.

89 years, 3

45 years.

6? years. '4'

33 ”are. ‘1

26~Wiiliam Crotut. 7 months. 204
do”.
ill-Mary Miller. 73 years, 6

months. 6 days.
29—Mar1orie Valentine. d months
15 days. .
29~Pauline Beckett. 2 days.
til—Pierce Hayes. 80 years.
ai—Corneilia Fox. 86 years 9
months. :0 days.

City Briefs

Ralph Garfield of Lowe street at-
tended the New York Washington
game in h‘ew York city. yesterday.

I C 0

Friends 0! Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Kiska of Benton street will be oer,
ry to hear that their young daugh-
ter. Ethel is ill at their home.

7 0

Miss Elisabeth Shimko of Benton
street has returned tron a. visit
_with relatives in Bridgeport.

O O 0

Miss Margaret Pints o! 196 1:1}
avenue is ill at her home.

M M O O O

in innie Fortella of Spring
street l‘s gone to New York city
where she will spend the week end
with relatives.
0' I ’0

Miss Julia. Fortell has returned
to .her home in New ork city alter
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. For-
tells of Spring street. '

 

 

a

A.._._

Anthony D! Scale has moved his
barber shop trom Mulvoy street to
Ely avenue.

r O I 0

James P. McNeil! of Webster
street. tor the past tour years con-
nected with the stat ot the Palace
theatre has ”gigs.“ his position.

About terty members at Pride of
Unces Council. D. e: P.. trailed to
Norwalk last evening with the de-
gree team to witness the working of

the degree on candidates ot'Wiuona.

Council by the Pride of UIOII de-
gree team.
' e a e

Jaeolj dehaub and Charles Carine

 

trip to Atlantic City.
0 O O
Prosecuting Attorney Creme: 0..
nominee is in ert today on
business. . '
C

“James Donnelly has a. device in
the Victims department 0: his store

 

summer; Thosewhewmtoprac-
“Gamma“. aseottafi

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ To Be Suit-ed!

POWDER BLUE

EN who appreciaio s‘yffi at
its best and Vail" 3;
height will respond for Izr

u nonderful suits $32 5ro:

seu_ooooe.

 
 
 
 
 

Hard to Fit?

SPRING SUITb

HERE variety is as exf-en-

sive as ours no man is hard
to fit—for here is a stock that
measures up to your imas in
quality as well

ss'ptice .......$35' 00 up

_7... .W—

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' For. Active Men! .

WERE-WAY SUITS

AT for business—great

for sport wear, these suits
with the extra knickers offer
great values, too. You’ll be in-

terested in our se- $40.00

Icction at .. . .~. . . .

Rogers; and Steve

NORWALK Two Stores SO.NORW

 

 

 

 

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