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"112 Beauty Revue Completeg
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inc-11>, Philippines and 9.33:; Exiting; a:
; --f 7 '1t"l:‘.;, promised the American Lego“ the
y .. . n; ; best show he ever produced.
.; i The Ashbury mills has allowed Mr
. ju-‘an‘ Burgdori the privilege of picking
Coq‘
his models and as he is
acquainted with the bes:°::n:vinl,i
spare no expense in bringing only
; 2;} . those best fitted for this review
- any novel stunts will .
out during ’lhe presents“: tgrtfif'
bathing girls but to ;ell all of them
wou‘l donly‘bo robbing you of a pieg.
mn surpr se and no
be robbed. one wants tc
No doubt a number of the most
skeptical people will come to scoff
but friends. let me say here, please
v, that those that do will remain to ad-
; mire the many beautiful young wo—
jmen. suits and settings made es-
_ pecially for this occasion. and many
\~_ , ,- of the "Ohs and Aha“ will be heard
as each little lady makes her ap-
pearance and parades across the
stage showing the season‘s latest
form fitting flashlest bathing suits
ever seen in this section of the
. Country.
The Ashbury mills. not satisfied in
only presenting igniting suits, but or
:i- well “ill show the season's latest
modes in bathing cups and capes.
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,3, ,..-z'!i0n. Smiles
.‘.. “Al Brown"—To ashes.
“‘hy is education like a tailor?
. 1 " "Mayor ilolvins"—~Bvcuuso it forms
nzr imiiit.
“'hnt is the hardest
,. drum? or cm. rid of?
, "James Donne]iy"——.\Iatrimony. V
money to
. l= “'hy is the letter K like a. ig's
«all?
.i.. "Ray \Vrrme"—Because
“m cm! of pf‘i‘k.
it's at
»:1 “'hy is an unbound book like a
‘ 'E'iy in bed?
“Fred t‘olemnn"—lt's in sheets.
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“'hrit kind of a hrn lays the long-
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" “Edward Quinlan"——A dead hen.
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There are no rounds of drinks in
e ladder oi sucrI-ss.
Doctor l‘, .1. Murrisun—"i Will ex-
‘ wine You cantuliy for 31"."
1 (-r0}‘ D. DO'.'.'nvs-—“.\Yl right. Doc-
:or. it you find it I‘ll give you half."
“A, “'11), apologies to George Harri-
loan.
ERYBODY *IS I GOING
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“DRILL TEAM,” F. C. GODFREY POST. NO.
CHILDREN’S STORE OF THIS CITY TO
EXHIBIT LATEST JUVENILE CREATIONS
Local Boys and Girls Will Be Living Style Morl-
els—Program All Set By Charming Little
Mannikins
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One of the most novel ideas to be
preSK'niCd at the Fashion Exposition
is to be presented by the manage-
ment of the Children‘s Store. lo-
cated on Washington street. whom.-
ex‘nibit it is exp'cted will cause un-
usual attention.
“Our children in Norwalk are as
pretty and are )mplnhed as those in
any other city.’ they said. "Why
chillren. will likewise be presented.
Never so much .11 today has it
been important that your child
:‘hould be dressed correctly. If
clothing your child is a problem with
You, do not miss this showing by the
(‘hiidrcn's Store of “'ashington
street.
Among the well kncwn local chil-
dren who will wear the Spring Fash—
not let them be our living mode‘s. ions for youngsters. will be:
and show of! the children's gar- Dolores Cronin. Norma Devine,
m"I‘-18'-‘" . Dorothy Greenberg. Jack Cronin.
NO sooner said than done. Nor- llrucc lilthards. iieicn \Vw'hcrzer.
walk parents inn,- been enthusiastic Dorothy ’l‘oby. Lillian Herman,
oxer the id»a. and at the show the l)uinn AbrahamS. Daniel \hrnhams.
\Cry latest in Jll\0illle creations “’lii \‘irglnia Murray. Dorothy )luivry,
be shown by sown-Jen oi Norwalk's
lint‘sl. little boys and girls.
S.) while the professtonal modelsE
“ill be showmg the spring's latost
urcutions ior grownups. the lzlddLes
wul put on an exhibit dear to the
h-azts 0! all those who attend the
show. ;
Dainty party frocks. filmy zrndu:
n‘iwn costumes. nnd imuuliiul con-
Ili’ll‘id’il'll drrs 5 Hum this Iiii'il‘HI‘
chiid's We or shop “'ili b~ shown Lin,
tie nianiy suits ci all stylv-s “iii b’i
there. ’iensing too. are the late-s:
models 0! hvaddress -s. The straws.
bonnets. and sailors so dear to the
'(nn add
Virginia \‘ulvey. Cynthia Curr. Jfihr‘
Lindt'llDt-l‘z.
Junior (‘01.
(‘AiHiLITSSSIZSS
not much of a nzathemn
says Carciessnrss. "But l
to your troubles. subtract
from your earnings. multiply you:
Ti~"'lt‘s and pains. tnla.» interns! from
Van? v. mi; anti discount your chances
i‘tIr Milt-'3'.
"i'msivit's that ! can dnlde your
"I am
Twin."
‘thoughts tetwccn business and Ned!“
ure and be a potent {actor in you:
failures. Even if I um with you
only a fraction of tho tithe,
lesson your chances.
"I am s. figure to
with.
“Cancel the from your habits and
it will add to your total happiness.
——G. J. h.
be reckoned
Clifton Pennoyer Inf
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Hat-thous- of color and dancing or
a high order characterize the Ex-
position Five Steppe". who will ap-
pear as one of the feature attrac-
tions at the Fashion Exposition, mak-
ing several changes during the term
of their engagement. They do a
classical dancing set that will no
pool because of its intrinsic value.
keeping the audience spellbound by
the sher beauty of the thing. Every
young lady is a star in her particular
line offering a finished production
in the classical dances and there i!
a dash and verve that reveals thv
dancers to be well trained in the
Interpretive realm. The balloon
number which will be presented on
.t. A. ..L. ”M-
aext Wednesday evening will pre~
sent a spectacle long to be remem-
bered in local circles. Five hundred
souvenir balloons will be used in
this special number.
NE“? llARD‘VARE COMPANY
OPENS AT 57 SORT“ MAIN ST.
The Hemphiil Hardware Company
has opened a beautiful store at the
above address and Invite the public
to visit it.
Through co-operation With the
Sherwin-\i‘iliiams Paint company
they are in a position to iinancs the
painting of your homes on the dev
{erred payment plan. Drop in to-
day or tomorrow and let them ex-
plain the new method of repainting.
12, AMERICAN LEGION, WHO WILL ACTAs BODY-GUARD To common TRUMBULL. 2 {
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THE WEATHER
Following is the detailed forecast
mode by the Fashion Exposition
“Weather Bureau" for March 16th to
March :lst.
Great flux-ties of excitement. pre-
vailing for past ten days. will en'-
minste in a cyclone of beauty and
merriment It about 7:80 each eve-
ning in the vicinity of the State
Armory.
immediately following there will
be the hottest kind of a torrid time:
in the old town. ; ;
This heat wave will arrive in our
midst on the morning or the my
an dcontinue through the seven cm
which will raise the temperstu’rd
higher than that 0' s celluloid Q'.‘
lar in a prairie tire and knock Old
Men Winter for a iostoon of floral
wreaths. f
Chief of Police William R. Pen-
nington says: Some of us tollows
may know something about getting
out a booster and running a Fashion
Show. but hogs are more intelligent.
they 'nose' ever-thing." . .
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Phone 3590
“Hemphill for Hardware"
Specify g
Sargent Hardware
For that New Home
Sherwin-Williams Paint
Hemphill Hardware Co.
South Norwalk
57 No. Main St. I
Wash Days Have Become a Pleasure
Norwalk. Steam
Laundry
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Let them do the same for you!
"'rns you 1 during their style reheansal
e : Sunday and the stage is completely
: set for the “Kiddie Revue."
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