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iTIVITIESj
ma . ..--..- gun-aw u.-.-........
OF SPECIAL INTEREST FOR. THE ' WOMEN OF NORWALK
m...- 1
firms EVENING mumrmom'n NORWAIJK, CONN."
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1.,
1.
To Sing
Vmsal, Talk Onli
Birds By Vest Dun-l .
ing, and Rectial To
l
ol’coploa Chorus will hold ital
#1:: weekly rehearsal on ’111011-3
"'vening in the assembly 11.111 1111
unlor high school at 7:111)
(pk. The opera "Martha" will
the principal work of the even—
nd all members are urged to
their neuron with them. Mrs.
Morrison. conductor,
‘1
. the conclusion of the regular
(WIN Mr. llnlph Tolund, couch.
‘ idevoto a. Short. time to 1115 111111.
which the entertainment c0111-
9 will tuku chaise for tho bl-f
y musical and social of the So- 1.
Movixl'illlrni
121.5116
‘ Fourth
. Mr. Vest Dunning. noted ice.
on birds will give a talk on 3
a. tholr habits and calls." Mr.
”thing's program promluos'to be
out interesting one and hc will
,i many characteristics of birds
N. he has Observed during 111:; life
Work with them in the‘ Ozark
untnlnt-i of Missomi, 1.1.114 which
not; discloscd in any oi the pub-
ed authorities on bildk. Follow-
Mr. Duunlng's talk, 11 proglui'l.
lo: and ducts will be Kl\'(‘n by
is 1511110 Moulthrop, lx'uthlccn
own and 11111111 Bradshaw and
Ralph ’.lfolund. illlfl pinno solos
. Hewitt. ’.l‘olund. llcfl't'rzlll'llclltu
‘.bo aervcd.
membcrs and pulronn of tin-1
pic's Chorus are expected 1.. 1,...
Ilt as well as :1. huge number
i vitcd guests. While the society
fiat as well :15 :1 inrgc numbL-r
lhvitcd guests. Whilo tho ~01 My
list what its name i111plles,;1
916’s Charms, admission to non-
her: will be by imitation only
tier to ablo tho onttrtnlnmcnt
ittee 110 11111110 proper arrange-
' for refreshments. liOWJVGI,
who is interested nudwould'
attend and is unable to com-
“abate with a. member may fie-
(Jailed Out Of Town
'lthc \\'llll iltlt’ntll'ti tho 5. 1'\'1
:11 till? .\'Ul'\\;ill\' .11. 12.
day inurllillu, i-llluyud
'l‘lw; 111rr=sugu l11‘uilulll 11y 111:1.
nelh Mm: 1401112111111 \VL'HtpUrl.
ldr-nt of the Bible Air-111111111113 C
Hldt
K
«d in ii: .‘4‘
1.1" 11111340, who did lint hour 1!
'nr (11' lulurL'.
Bate-M1111 gner
M
111
Mr. and MrS. [t Wagner of
Anztl.~ sum-1. I.‘-l‘ill.';-‘.l'101‘l. unuou
tho Luignuwli‘lt'llt 111' Univ
of Norwnlk. )lias anm-r is :1 gr
ilailsltll‘ the
111111 121 :1 tonclir'r in
school. Mr. Buff: is in tllL' dry 80
business in \‘11rwuilx‘. NO dnlc
1101111 not 1111 tho wcdiling.
Rev. McKenzie Speaks
church Sun.
:1. .1'l..:l1 trL'ut.
1'1'
\1 l1: Linn. lung 111 i... 1'-'1111L-1nl11:1-
1.1. it is 111111111 that it may l.-1. print-
Ctillllllllll (01 1.110 in nll‘lt
dunghtt'r
Miss Roi-.1 \Vnunrr. to Morris Unto.
1):1nl1ury Norinlll school
:1 Bridgeport
till-l
1 M.
US-
1‘11-
111.
1‘.:6
11cc
11d-
01111
11113
an invitation by telephoning to
Elsie liioulthiop. In this v ay
' bite is. invited to attend. A _ _
'. ...a,1 charge of twenty- five cents ~
hmde by the committee to covpr
ital expenses.
‘ liside Five Defcats
St. Margaret’s Team
Brilliant
z .
. basketball techno: ‘tllc'llllli
a helical defeated the team from .
Margaret's School, Wntcrbury.
‘urday, by 11. score of 2!) to 4. The '
Via was played in the now gym- '
um of the Center Junior High
91. as the Hillside school gym
, ecorated for the prom. held at
{rum included the
‘Constancc Taylor, N. im-
L. DeBowcr. l". l-iinckh‘y. l“
.K.Holdc11;1ndl.\'i L. Swift.
local
1‘.131'0\\ll. A.
Mimic, D.- Up.
.l., Riggs. 1".
1156 Alice JOncs.
L 8, H. Tufts, 11.
M. McSaught.
SAM WAS AWAKE
Sum! Woke up."
an't!"
. Why can't you'.“
ain't asleep.”
ingr- is tlmldlstinclion enjoyvd
Jluth ilorn. of Brooklyn.
lHigh school stutlenbnt 10 years of
by
Eton noun 9 h '¢--Saturduy 9 to 1
ooons ll MUNSIE Ito-111m
10-12 80. MAIN 81'. 80.1103qu
' thLir friends at. a punty.
WON}:
... Junie: Gauchm. l«"‘1:mklln Gauclm,
' John Blflold of lirltigpport. AY'thur
‘ Waterbury, Mr.
.' Lee. Wilbur Smith
MR. A'NDiMRSSILEE
OBSERVE FOURTH
’m..-
and Mrs. Clifford Leo oi'
11er .. celebrated their
louith wedding unniv crisury laat etc
11111: by entertaining 11.. number of
Dancing
was enjoyed to the tune ot‘ iiuskc'u
orchestra. A (lollclouu lunch wni.
served by Mrs. LL10. ' 'i‘ho'SeprL-Sont
Mr. ul‘ld Mrs. M Nubile, Mr.
and Mrs. Al Botrum. Miss Mury
Docrum, Major Smith, George lich-
(his. .1115. Unilchor, Vent Uuuchcl.
.\l 1'.
Mrs Clifford
and Mr. and.
and
Mrs. Henry Cmr
3 Nineteenth Birthday .
Anniversary Observer
MESS .i,)1.1'.‘1tl1y 1‘11111111 \tns trudrrvd
:1 puriy ut 1111‘ 11111111; 11? i..:\i11;:lL1-.1
nwnuc. Saturday Ltt'ning in
'OL‘ her tilth birthday :mnlvursnry.
'l‘hc house “:13 beautifully dvcor-
died in streul'neru of pink and blue
L'rcpc paper. Many bouquots of flow-
L'rs added to tho brauty Of the
rooms. .
During tilt: evening. morolhy lit
‘illo candles on her birthday calm
‘ulltl the lights in the house were nil
put out. Jack Cuiruno it‘lltit'l‘l"d 11.:-
curdlun solou at this 111111: 111111 nil
tho folks joined in tho singing. Mr.
Lnbprognto was tunsllnusttr 111‘ the
cvctiing‘s ceremonies. l ‘ ‘
Refreshments were lilt'll >1,1‘\t‘,‘(‘1,
Lonalstlng of delicious 5:111111‘ 1.1.1.111,
coho, ico crcuni, and fruit punch.
flavors of various coloi'ud "Illclllillt‘.
cuddle: and nuts were also {Strl'VCtL
l’upcr hats or all kinds worn pita-
Sod and all aorta of 11.11.30 makers.
.\ scrpontlno dance follow-rd. Doro.
thy was the recipient of many low...
ly gifts. She [mum] it must t‘llui‘ill-
lug hostess.
About 60111;.»le \V‘l’l‘il present.
among the guests 111.1113 tinny [10111
Now York city.
Mrs. Yoczik Given
Party By Fii'encls
i
I
A partywvus ttindi'rod 11:1
night by some of hh‘
A fine time will; enjoyed,
11nd dnncinr;
Saturday
friends.
gamed being 111.11....1
taking place
Mrs. 10(1le Was plcacntvd “1111.1
one hundred DlLCO china. act. The,
party cndcd at a into hour. Mrs.
i’ocrlk having proved herself to be
1111 udmlrnblo busters.
Among those p1 L'sent were;
Mrs. Paul Hurlmny. Mrs. M. Gun-
zy and duughtcr IlClL'il. Mrs. Georg.)
'.l‘otll. Mrs. l... Dobcs. Mrs. l". Dollloll-
hos. Mrs. .l. Stumku, Mrs. .l. L‘hclly.
Mrs. .l. Kcrckcs, Mrs. ll. llrgedns.
Mrs. 13. licrlcs. Mrs. M. Sollw, Mrs.
. A. Reaches. Mrs. J. Yobugy, Mr... .1.
Gull. Mrs. .1. 13211111 and non Joseph.
Mrs. J. iiurlmul, Mrs. ilodon. Mr.
and Mrs. George Zuckcr, 31111.1).
lilclmnr and 'Sons. 3111. 1’. Hard...
Mrs. S. Nagy. Mrs. J. Yoldnigy, M 1's.
J. Sobucly. Mrs. S. Ltlclitl, Mrs. J.
Yiusin, Mrs. J. SoltL-zu. Mrs. S. Nilsy.
Mrs. 'J. Hevcssey. Mrs. A. liutkay.
. Mun-.1. Dudas. Mrs. J. itolitur, Mrs.
M. Luckus. Mrs. G. livnch, Mrs. Paul
Forkos, Jill's. Steven Yoczik, Mr. .1.
Keillor, Mr. P. llnydu, Mr. Stown
Yoczlk, Mr: Frank Ynczik, Mr. Jon-
eph Kcrekes. Mr. Pnul Furkns.
The entertainment committee of
the Pride of COurt Nm'rul: will meet
at the liomc'ot Mrs. \\'illl1un Payne,
held Wednesday, February 24. will
bc- discussed.
Mrs, g
' Steven Yoczlk. of ‘.‘7 Mmilsun b‘tl‘ftrl
Mrs. Steinwald Gives Chicken
Dinner for Installing Staff ’AT MOTHERS’ CLUB
fl....._-~.
Mrs. Elizlbolh Steiuwuld 01' Lil-
zubcth stroct entertained the 1110111.
born of her installing aloft at 111311
home ut u. delightful chicken d111-,
nor Saturday night.
Mrs. Sicinwuld, is Deputy Urm
Pocahontas of the Dnnbury Llsonlv...
tn,‘ Bridgeport Kyoto. and Sll‘lttl'urd
Wetoun councils.
The mom: Of the supper lnvlud. .1;
fruit, cocktail. chicken a in, l\lllL_."
"mulled potatoes, crunnlcd rice. 1:1"-
lcry, olives, beets, ico crcum, 1':.l-.._'
coffee and nil sorts of fruits.
Before the dinner 11 prOI’roMivo
plnochlc party was singed 11111.3
bring awarded all follows:
Mrs. Luster Brush. first
for women; Mr.
1
till/.1;
illiclawski. Mr.’ and Mn. John
Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Stein-
wuld. Mrs. Jennie Getmnn. Mina
Harold Porter, 111111 bitiliwnltl.
prize for men: Mrs. Dorothy Porter.
consolation prize for women and
Angelo Marucu. consolation prize for
1111 n.
The house was attractively Llo-
vumted in Valentino colors.
hinting those present were:
Mr. and Mn. Benton Austin. .‘ilr.
.1111 Mrs. Frederick Miller. Mr. and
Mrs. liurold Porter. Mr. and Mrs.
lmslcr Brush. Mrbunddiira. Stanley
Emilie Gctman. Mlu Dorothy Ger.
111cnettl,litr. Angelo Maruca. M11.
ltnffcrty of Dunbury. George 1111:.
1'.-,- rty of Danbury. Mary Htlllmnn‘ 0'!
Bridgeport and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
1’\nnuul Banquet for Lodge
111111.11'
’l'llu 11111111111 lllllltlUL'l oi Ht.
Lodge, No. 11. l". .‘L' A. M. will l}t:‘- lltsld
on Friday evening. February :1} at
7 o'clock in the Masonic Temple 1111 1‘
Berkeley street. Numerous coninlll.‘
toes are busily engaged in
ablc of nny bnnquct cxer hold by 11..»
lodge: ’l‘llo banquet will 1.11 :s‘tl'l'il
by the luclnbera of tho liorlu'l.y
r'lmplvr. No. 951. Order (1f the l'ltinl.
L'rn Slur. 11nd till) ludicu 11:11'11 awn.»-
Lwl the romlnlttcc that they .'1r«.» 1,...
111;: to nerve n. ropnst tluit will outdo
any 111‘ lllOnL' ovr'r sorwd to tlnxlndr -
in tho pnsl. This will in: 1hr. 1114
annual lmnqurvl ovor served in ll:
Temple 11nd the 111cmbors of 1‘.:1.
lbdlzo are looking lorwurd to tip.
moat dolightlul and enjoyable. l-:.1:.
quot they have ever held.
A most interesting program
luring arranged by the program enm-
111lllcv'-. 111111 :1 SDL‘ilkL'l‘ of o\:1-11t10111l
quot and will lead in the muse 51111;
1'Berkcley Chapicr to Serve
Julll. ..‘
3A number of loading soloists which
actitcllictmnu will adjouru- to the lodge
walk to make this the moat cup.» 1 100m where they will be Joined by
'11111ly.
.1
ul1ility its going to deliver the l.:-.11 111111111111 Godfrey, and 'l‘hoa. T. Tut-
1111; which llau alwuyu- nurtured the
annual dinners of St. John's .Lodgc-.,
participated in the munlcal program.
.11 the clone of the dinner the par-
111mm unable to attend the banquet
.nni Will enjoy the program arrang-
' d.
’l‘hcm will be covert: laid for only
"lo hundred and as no more than
this number can be served it is im-
portant that those desiring to at.
1uni tho banquet procure their tip
111.11. at tho earliest possible opporo
For tho convenience of 1110
111- when: tickets are on sale with"
'3:«- following:
Schultz‘ Tire Shop. Roger: .L Shev-
.113 Wall St. Store. 8. S: S. Tobacco
t‘..11 William Hes: Barbor Shop,
11.11120 W. Smith. Arthur R. l-‘ltcn.
1 1H1 '1‘. Merry. '.ihomns Bulcolm.
1
1
i
l
l
in 1111'. old pink 11nd gold fulrx
lily princcss blldu upon his milk«
white. 11nlfrey.\'1"a\od u plumed hot
to tile imzznlng throng. and so thvy
'wcre'oft to “live 1111va Her after!"
The humming throng went back to
pluying lmlledore and uhuttlecock or
to scrubbing the pots 11nd pan: 0!
tho wedding fccwt and never gave
their hand prlllcr-rs :motht'r thought.
to confident \wrl: thty 1111.1 will.
111:11'1'111111: bur .lrstiny \1‘:1.~15L~.'1lo«l and
milled happily fun-v01?
In thtlllil years the old fairy mics
are centuries 111111 1100115 punt. lint it
in only within the punt your or so
that this. its fundamental story law.
has ever been quealioned.
And even today :1 1111111 or woman
who with the loud voice of a. prophet
chullcugcs anyone to show true and
just cause why marriage in the best
and only cure-er for all women is apt
to be looked upon nakance :is one
who seek: to 111111 flaw in :t holy of
holiest
it St‘t‘lllS to me that one of the
salient; bits of clear. steady thinking
on this subject. phrased the most
silnply.- crimes from the actress
Blanche Yurkn. She says, in part:
"The modern profcsrionnl woman
no more needs marriage to common.
3:. \‘m1 llurcn arc-1111c, Wednesday ln'r happiness than she needs and
evening at 8 o'clock. li‘lnnl plans must have success. achievement,
for the 213i birthday plirty to ho friendship. 11nd freedom from finan-
tint pinches to malte her happy arid
rll 13mm,
Cynthia G111} Discusses:
“And Thet Lived 11.11111in Evel After”
tnlcs tin: hnndsonm prince swung hns'
”mam...“—
~—___....._
nun Mimi Yurku suya;
111arrlnge wore the ideal 511111:
1 11.411 and contentment that. sugary
n. list: who write for sentimental
111'» .iescilhe it to b». then. or
1. .L , there wouul b3 no choice an
t. 1'~ inalrubllit).
"ll' marriage it! rarely ideally
““1'1'.‘ LHPGClflll)’ for .11 woman who
in... 1.. mule accultcmed to financial
111.1111». :ul'ncc. and to pushing herself
1
forum .2 for the goal of fume and
lldl'l'
"\ 1111:: marriage, usually d.;-
1.111.} w. 1licei‘l‘.1cen1ent ofdho wife’s
up“. Ami 11. is diliicult for the pro-
l'esmu. .1 woman .who. his: - maria
111011.: 1.11.1 a name for herself
‘tlll'otlg, 111., development of cxo. to
error. .1 :11 once!" -
ii r..1ninda me of my filend
Iron. 4 miction to this thing culled
1111111111....11'. lrona had reached
"‘lluw \San of discretion" on the
sunny .1: leeward side of 80 when
frltf'hl‘!‘ lilldlhly 11nd silently won-
drr. .i '\"l1y irenc never married."
11'. .. was earning more than 1101'
1‘.-.111-5- 311.1.th brothers combined.
Slit: wrote advortlaing copy that
would make the very Eaklmoaibuy
1mm... sue dressed like a million
dollars. took annual trip: to Europe,
(irutr' 1:..1- own car. feted her friends
gala.»~ wherever and however she
plenswi. no matter what the bill, had
the .ltamet' home of her own-in the
world with real logs in the open fire-
DR. SHERWOOD TO
SPEAK TOMORROW
Dr. Stuart Sherwood will uddrcbu
the members of the Mothers‘ club
and their friends .11 the mecting to
ho wld tomorrow afternoon at the
(iirls‘ and Women's cluli’rooma on
Main streat,
11.. will speak at 3:15 o‘clouk, 1.11:
topic being the l’roblcmu of ' the
Adolescent Child. A busineuu meet-
ing will he held at :1 o‘clock and
the club member: will ucw 0n lny.
cites until the time of the spec-ch
which hits 11.1.11 not 11L 3:42. o'clock
in order to give the school teachern
:1 chance to attend.
1" RATERN ALS
Tin; 121.1, l'omhontun ASSOclullon
.will 11101.11 tonight at tho homo of Mrs.
Louiso Ijnnlicld. 1311‘ “'c-St avcnuv'.
I b
,llv-lllln-l'n .11 ill" 1’, U. S. 01‘
to visit. lil‘itlL" purl.
inslullmion 1.1' 111.;
’l'il‘itlgl'pul'L L'Hllll‘1,
I
.\. 11.1111
“might for tho
uillct-rs of the
o o‘-
l'llll'ltlilt‘ Lirdrr Solis of .‘.llll"i‘lt":.
\\‘ulliin1,'lun Comp No. it will up t'l
tonight :11, 42 Franklin BII'CW.
' O O
l'rogrciu Forum of tho '1'. i‘. l..
will meet tonight :11. 100 “71:11:11.;-
ton Hll'Cf‘i.
l O
J u I
1,1111 lil‘nill'l‘n‘ Lodge NO. 1'1 Odd
Follows will 1111*1'tlonightul. if. Wall
btrrrt.
0
Mi; ull'l .\l1.~. Harvey .1. “Ltd of
‘11!) Woodwind avenue. were among
'lliose present at a dance giwn at
the odd l‘L'llous llnll 1.1M. l‘ridzly
t.‘\'.i.'lllll',;.
O t
'l‘l'lAlUNG DOWN.
"if-,5 lm'S .1 fine xlctor," romnrln
rd Olin pvrson lo unothcr. "l rc-
lllt‘lllill‘l‘uti Snr-ing him who“ ll'.‘.
brought tho, 1101130 down."
“All, bricl; l1y brick. 1 export."
('.‘UIUI‘Y.
"l.u.~.t 1111111! 1 made an awful 11.23-
tnkc."
D. A. R. to Hear
Cap For Tennis
Countess do Pulignnc “curing Im-
fum-y gold thrcnd tvunls t'llp
'i‘llo ("1111111. 1.1; .1111“
Sponsors illt"l'.lp {111'
11:15 uppmnvi .‘ii lhw
with her llnir beautifully
imp-nth 111.1: M...)
thrvmlé.
.l-- l‘nlignnn
“Willis and
Sumoih
niluir cl gold
”'1 but 50'! HOW?"
l‘ltliTWOIUL
"W01 rc going to learn frctwork at
school, mother."
"Then i shall send you to another
school. or you'll be growing up like
your father. ltr; .works. on Monday,
week."
and 1111; Mory 11011115111111 (.Ssnrod llC'r
it “’11:: 113.: 0111: and only thing for :1
womnn. 111:1dc hr 1' do 1!.
Flu: hasn't left her spoust: 511. i
don't think 511-. 11.1.1 uny intentions
of doing it lint she did say this
unto mo not long .130—
'I wish I had 111101111 btt'orc 1 “N15
sentiul marriage in to a woman Of
my type! 1 thing thllt if every single
professional woman could ha...) a
perfectly respectable triul marriage.
sort of a sample. and find out gust
how much or little it meant to bet.
fewer of. us would think we ilild to
be married 1u>1 ltrcuuso it was ex.
poctod of us? i
"if I were Single again I could be
and would be much happier than i
was when I was Single before. he-
had!"
No. 1‘111 not trying to l-~'.‘~.r down
“our Mfr and snno pillars of so.
kiloty.“ l'nm merely saying that
some women need to Stop, look and
listcn bcforc giving up a pre’sent
place”
R111 lrv'ne got married. Her friends
Winter Shoes Built for Rugged Service
leather.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
WASHINGTON 8T.
Winter weather is the real test; of shoe quality, and the
dfly built stvlcs we ’re featuring 11 ill defy any winter
sot'rm nonwhti: .
M
iTlUiIlOM
11 1E 0101.11 1111:9'»
‘ on. (Did) ‘ ALWAYG‘ Pi @1191.
11111 lit lllPll Of 0115‘
Audi WOULD AllPACl
I
mode of living which may fit them
better than an untried mods:
'flrmmgroints
DESIRE INDEPENDENCE?
You can neve er hope to becomc independent
‘ 111161 you get some of your earnings working
mount. 1...
.op..._...1m
10190,
. (3‘10th 113? _
“I drank two bottles of gold?
point."
1 “How do you feel?"
"Guilty."
and fret: about it the rest of 1111:,
married what a comparative non-Ls- '
cause I would know just how little I 1
("failed Out Of Town
1
Mr... John Merrimm 1.: 517 M. .in
:\!lt".1i wns 11111111 11111 111' ton n 5.11
jlll‘llx). owing: to ill-3 5",?11011 illno
to! 1111' sistvr in lrm‘ in l'hil:;1dtlpl11n.
She will in rune for ha‘V‘tliLl «1.115,;
until thL crisis in past
(AVE 7.’\\ MINDS
For '1 11111111 \Vllil 1111:.
LII' l;1~' 111M :iln
|
‘ .lont'n:
l‘ll‘flil Wit 1;'
..... .\7‘.li 111.1“ "
11h, 11.1w 11.1,
1’ l11:l!11111<i.
.\ .‘illtAt'H;
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.yl‘H-ll 511.2111 1 twat-3'10 1.1515'
jo'f” m». p.1t11'11t .‘1‘1.1:.i fl...
'11.“.1-fn1nl1.”
"Think?!"
- wondcr. l r.
1.1 ;_. ;.
.~ lun-
1|,.
.1...
ho- irlillui. "Vigll'lw
'er Lwlld 11(f01'1.
BEING (2111111171..
Mam in bm'lwr 1'11.11:': “l‘-v"
not to cut my hair 1.1.1 short.
pic will take 111'? for my Wife."
it
lira, mimics '
1'..r1 1'ul ;
poo—E
Talk on Aliens
By New York Attorney. 'l‘lnlrSduy
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Katherine A. Burt book
The Hamilton Shop
49 WALL STREET
Large assortment of
new fiction
1
ROBERT
Felts—Silk and Straw Combinations
Season’s Most Fashionable Millinery
21 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
Cléaraway
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Remaining
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—many suitable
COATS/.2 ‘
Fluids, Homo-
apung. otc., uh
mctinly lined.
Formerly to .375
C011 T8,:
New Spring Hats—
lupui "productions of
wlut‘c mum in Pair—u
Iplultd «tenant to
common-vow.
thddudll.
A kw In” Won a! nu Avmuc
that are emphatically Low!
Sports Indahoetwur. Checks.
$17.50
Trimmed-tinnnefura.81uigh1
lid fined mod- evening wear,
all. Nudis- $7950 including South- $2950
pointlmdothon em modes. ' .
Formcrly to 3195 Formerly to $150
specially prtud at
$10
Reductions
Winter Stock
T S and
SSES
for Southern wear
FROCKS/o
Sadns,Crepenndnovelry {lb-
rics. On- and two
piece models. $10'75
Unusual values.
Formerly to $45
FROCKS/s
Musterpieccs of inbric and
style. Sports, daytime and
—a delight to bthold'
Not the hats thu merely
interpret the tndcney of
spring-but the loundly n-
oured mode. of the nu:
leuon.
Norwalk Chronicler