Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 9, 1924 · page 2

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1048 MAIN ST., OPPOSITE HOWLAND’ 8
BRIDGEPORT CONN.

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. Take Place Sunday
v INVOCATION

 

 

Just a limited m-
ber of these cool:
on sale.

Weber.“ in our ten
:: years of business in

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‘ l7 Bridgeport havewe -
:9er offered such .5“ our M
r values." 1' display of these
if» _ . beautiful costs. 1
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“4 '19. I.“- i
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1. c A Sale of Fine Quality
Sport and

fraveel Coats-
For ~Misses '. and Women B

These {are teats any , woman
w0uld be proud _td,w_ear,‘because
they combine good styleovith a
quality' of fabric and tailoring
usually" associated only with
English sporting coats. j:

Every E'coat.’ was '- created , and '
tailored byithe' best designers.
TheySare beautifully made of
imported and domestic fabrics
and lined with fine quality
Crepe de Chine. There "are
plaids, stripes, check'sand plain
materials in a great variety of
Spring colorings. Every'coat is
soft, and l1ght yet warm enough
for any emergency. :5 ,-

'We to the exception! values ofiered and th limit
[LI-Iliad? “lemon. 9 ed qmntfiy we-sre able to offer, we on?!

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' .1 To Be Pronounced By

Rev. Geo. B. Tomp-

Event

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111 church.

time Sunday afternoon.
peeled that them “ill be a.
turnout at the corne1stone lasing.

1{e\
or the church.
gram for the occasmn as follows:

Behold.
X1853 unto 1.15.

Invocation. Rev.
kins. pastor Norwalk M. E. church.

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Joshua. XX“

 

Benediction Rex. De\\1ll
Dore-11, Pelt,
\ine Healing.

______._..__——————-———

Giants todale.

. sterling ball.

games last season
of the. team.

 

ried under Wraps todaie.

,} “ith the kids? That's it.

 

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Popular belief to the

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price by reading the

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2 E JOSEPH DAVIS

83 Washington Street.
South Norwolk

. “300 Millionth"
Phoenix Hosiery Week

With this Week's production
3M. m1lli0n Phoenix hose will
have been made during the
last. ten years. We have join-
ed with the manufacturers of
this famous brand
tion-wide observance of this ;
remarkable achievement.

See Our
‘ ‘Phoanix' ’

Window Display
Men‘s Hosiery

No. 235. Lightweight Men;
cerizad black and colors. 1‘
350 pair. 8 pairs $1.00
No. :84. Improved mediumé
weight. silk hose. with the
"split sole” and "extra mileage .1:
foot" features. The best hose

on the marketr Black and ~
colors.
75c pair. 8 pairs {2.10

 

 

nounees Program
Far Ceremonies to

kins—Others Taking
Part in Historic

been com-
pleted for the \nng oi the corner—
stone of the Norwalk Congregation—
The ceremonies will take
place at 3:15 o'clock daylightsavin‘
It. is ex-
large

Ernest. F. McGregor. pasta?
announced the pro-

thls stone shall be a nit-

George b'.'1‘omp-

T. Van
Baptist Church of Di-

Gaze on the box scores of the
Such men as Gear-
in. Dean. Virgil Barnes and Hunt-
zlnger hme helped' the Giants get
away to s ilsin: start by pitching
And not one oi? these

men figured in the opening weekn'
The \eterans

including John Watson

and Hugh McQulllsn hsxa been car-
\Vhst'll
the Giants do to the league when
the old boys start dividing the work
What'll
saw-n other clubs are
. f uondcrlng. will» trying to halt the
1' i aforementioned kids.

. contrary.
= pans of water placed under the bed
iwill not. stop niag‘ht smears due to

rl'OU'LL GET IT at a much lower

classified.

9:53:22

in a. na-E

ottoman 11101111. (21111ch

NORWAEK
20 YEARS AGO

 

Hon. John

the Republican State convention
New Haven. twenty vears ago

1904.
mitteeman.

Charles Guzxibbons.” another
of decomposition in the

a pleasure trip in 3 launch.

moulder in local factories."

of int-crest u ere:
"A quiet

this morning in St.
when
of Mr. and 1‘1. 2:.

Hymn—33 "How Pleasant. How thy J. Sullivan. proprietor of the
Dh 111(1) Fair. " Tune. Old Hundreth. Hotel Victoria at the corner of Hall-
Scnpiure. Rm. James Benton road avenue and Monroe street. The
Werner. Grace Episcopal church. bride, Who is one. of the. pretty and
. Hgmn 776. "The Church“: One popular young ladies at the Ker.
E Foundation." walks. appeared very charming in a
l Laying the Corner-stone. Rev. costume: of pearl Crepe de Paris
’ .~\u’gust_l’. Beard, DD.. Rev. Ernest with targeting and n‘earing’a white.
1". McGregor. picture hat with chiffon trimmings
Prayer—The Pastor. and black ostrich plumes. She was
Doxology. Led by Mrs. Lillian attended by her sister. Miss Theresa
Fheruood Newklrk. Marguerite Hylsnd, who was at-

Addresses: Rev. Louis E. Howell.

St. Paul's Episcopal church. arri with white. lace trimmings and
. Rev. Fred Jacobs, First. Congrega— will! a hat similar to. that worn by
'tionsi church; Rev. John Maurice the bride. James McGue, Jr., of

Deyo, pastor First. Congregational New Haven was the best man. At

church or Danhury. the conclusion at the ceremony rhea

Hymn 551...}!0“ Firm 3 Founda- guests journeyed to the Hotel Tic-
lion Ye Saints of the lord.‘ toria whm’e an elaborate wedding

breakfast was served.
"Howard Taylor, the

131111 Telephone company.

("on nevi irut avenue. Saturday.

hind him and struck him.
thrown to the. ground
wheel badly damaged. in

and

managed in get home.
"Louis A. Rohichsud

liam Pennington and two

terdl’y. W hen they

or the tires Went fiat.
now being rcpnlrcd.
"Miss Catherine Skldd of

department of the

old home in Norv'rslk."
Fashion note of the day:

MORTGAGES

Here you money to Icon 2
We can place it for you. —
Do-you.roqu.lre to borrow 1' ‘
We can get it for you.

Young & Company
INVESIDENTS-MORTGAGES
Roodner Ridge. 63 Wall St.
’ NORWALK. CONN.
Phone 2703

H.L1§11t of South xer-
“all: and George W. Ogden of Wil~

ton were chosen delegates at. large to
in

Ic-
cordinz to The Sentinel of May 9'.
Benjamin P. Mead of New
Canaan “as the State central com- _

'Tweniy years ago, the body of
item
reads. "was found in a terrible state
Norlalk
riw. er by {Our man. who were out {or
Fitz-
gibbons lixed on Connecticut avenue
and. had been employed as an iron

Includecvl among the other items

but none the less inter—
esting and pretty wedding caremon)
was that perfumed at. 5:30 o‘clock
Joseph's church
Miss May Hyland. daughter
William Hylsnd oi
Norm-31k became the bride of. Timo-

lrm‘ln-ely attired in rose satin foul-

well-known
lineman of the Southern New Eng»
came Sear
meeting with a serious Accident. on
.‘lr.
Taylor. was riding along the pike on
:1 wheel when an auto came up be-
He was
his
the auto
were two men and two young wo-

men. They did not stop to see if
they had killed him or not. He was
unconscious {or several minutes

hutfinaily regained his senses and

of Elisa-
both street was taking Captain Wal-
other
membprs'o.’ the local police tor-cc
out {or a spin in his automobile ses-
“are pacing
under the W'nshinston street bridge
there was 3 report like that o! a.
pistol (allowed by an excellent im-
mttatlon or s steam whistle and one
The auto is

New
York Who is employed in the. linen
Bloomingdale's
establishment st Third avenue, 59th
and 60th street. spent Sunday at her

"The
practical automobile cup for a. long
ride on a hot day out in the dusty
country is s linen duel: of ten color."

 

 

Wayside Inn

 

Booms Single or Suite. '
Private Dining Rooms It Desired.

BOSTON POST ROAD
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

recurr—
DELIVERY

 

 

IT’SHEREIF

GEHEBE’S

 

racing
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IT'S HOUSEWABE

 

 

Irving B. Steon

\l 1315 Main Street ‘Norwalk, Conn.

SMART ACCESSORIES

. GLOVES
Of Kid, Suede and. Silk. Very smart long
and short models and the new fancy cuffs.
- HOSIERY . -
All the new shades moderately priced—wide
assortment and beautiful texture.
1., .- N ECKW EAR
Collar and Cuff Sets, Vests, Scarfs—fresh
and dainty for the new suits.
F th 1 drfi‘ND
; or e trsan o 5—8 rin Suits, Coats,
33ts and Drises. y p g

The Great 'American
Picture Made in

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STEP LADDERS

If You Hove Waited For Extraordinary Values .‘l'or Your
Money—Here They Are For Saturday Only.

83. 60—5 feet high. extra. strong
and durable, at. . . . . . . . . $2.98

 
 

EGG BOXES
Madr- ot heavy cardboard. cs...
pacits 12 acts—2 dozen boxes .
for. ...... .............. 2512’

 
 
 

 

 

STEEL SHOVELSI

Short. handles. handy for int--
den or lawn at. .......... 49¢

 

OIL COOK STOVES
83.00—2 burner low.

wicklsss
blue flame at .......... $5.98

 

,GmEN WWWS

Made of hardwood. extra. strong
With iron wheel at ..... $4.10

 

>351: Waterleus. qt. can.
$3.98 Squire's Oil and Gas

"31.15 Best. steel communit- ,

890 Black Twine Dustless -
77 He 1 1- 2 qt. Gray Cortes

 

596 Steel Garden Hose at. . .' 484:
80c Liquid Veneer Polish at 19c
at 24c
Broiler at ............. $3.29

7 st .................... 81.39
, 81.35 Wood Lawn Rakes at. 08c

Mops. at c............... 59c

_,.Pots at .r.‘...‘.,.....,...... 19o ,_

 

 
 

LAWN MOW‘EBS
$8.9S-Regular bearings with ‘
high wheel. three blades. will,
out. high or low grass. at $1.19 ‘

FOLDING CLOTHES RACKS
82.49—White enameled, 3 fold,
3 feet. high, strong and service-'

:lblo st ............... $1.89

KITCHEN TABLES .
88 SSA—Whita enameled with
porcelain top. fitted with draw-
era size 25 x 40. st ..... 87.25

LACE CURTAIN STRETCEERS
$2.9t-vAdjustable to any size
curtain. titted with brass pins,;_
at ................‘..... $2.4. .

BEFBIGEBATORS _
$28.50—A-Litt'top style. oak ring
1311. white enameled 'llned. ice”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

capacity 75 lbs. at. .... $38.4!

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

The Prefit is Yours
Stock Adjustment Sale

. ONE OF THE BIGGEST THINGS ABOL T H13:
ADVANTAGE 'WHICH IS SO CLEARLY Y1?-
CALLY EVERY STYLE AND

EVERY GARMENT SREPRESENTS CLEA 1: «1.3;,
FUL MERCHANDISE NOT USUALLY HAD A: 5.21: 33:13:
Bmken Lines Which FormerlyS 316 l lor 33‘) 321551}

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SMALL CHARGE FOR ALTER \T 193:5

 

 

Two Stores

Stevens

SO. NORll‘Alli

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Free Deliv-
cry Service
. to Net-walk.

BIG DISPLAY OF
Screen. Doors,.Porch Shades,
Window’ScreERs, Grass Rugs

’1hflumnfiefimedo havo’porch shades on hand-313d t1: E.
Monks younpurchase than now that we have 136685196 1 our
he Burpfidngaihstcomfort and coolness that these shades

{31111717 Llama aresure‘fto come, , In brown or green.

“Ideal" '
Shades ”

wmnomeomns
.gese arihof stlhie extension
. e w: ding
struction. Madedofisturdy
pinepframes covered
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“Ideal Shades” made Will; ‘1‘ 49 u,“
straight slats of selected wh‘. te 5. w”,
Basswood and stained with 6’ ,...
outlier-proof linseed oil 7. u", .
Stain. Equipped with an 635,81 ‘
hanging device.
3 V
sonnnn DOORS GRASS 3

0f yellow-pine with wal—
nut stain. Complete with
handle, 11 o o k e and
ihinges o o o 01-) - 0 e- 32.39

incl). Black wire and
natural color pine finish.
,Ready, to hang“. .52 .95

Strong screen doors of
seasoned pine and cover-
ed with galvanized wire.
Completeg 3... e I. 53.25

 

Our 0“11 I"
from Japan . '
m'ce hear? I“

(3.0sz6 W31"
gaeen. Hue
Stenciled. '05“
colms.

18 x 35

07 X 54,)!"nd.

 
 

 

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