store wand outdttina‘ yourself with it's" suit ' or top-cost. Shown in the new styles, ' ‘ the new colors and also ‘ the finest workmanship. ‘ $24.50 $28.50 3 $32.50 TOPCOA'I'S P'Featuring an excellent 4 selection of box and r , guard model costs. $25 .00 Palace Clothes Shop 13 North Main St. South Norwalk Frank c. Godfrey Auxiliary. ‘ Sun Sets .... " i‘ stitbllslil‘lient. , llt'livei‘od. 55"Mai'n St. Norwalk Telephone 2828 43 Washington St. so. Nomilr Telephone 3213 SPECIALS SPRING LAMB LAMB CROPS 35c Ill. KO ,LAMB CROPS 45cm. G. LAMB 15.15.. Brill MILK rltonilcrs FED VEAl. gown-mes shoulder-veal 18o _, rorirjto ,. reassess-assessmesom Kalle nausea“. In. Blimpvenl .........24iilb. RihVefl Ohops ....‘.30elb. “Milne! chops 36c Wotan. snail arse-t vial 16o M eeoe:oeod'beoeeeeuaee20clbt " ‘ Beef “IIIO'ImflJ ezete‘s e 0 .lkm anpOornedBeet........26clb. OIOIOIIOIO QOOIDOdlbulwm . contours m “ mute—"rile iiivii Circus." Blatant—w"Dancinr Mothers. " raider—”8. O. S. Perils of the flea." sures is. —Open lions. Girls' and Women's Club Motion Picture "liinpty Hands" to be shown. - s is some am March 27. —- Boy Scout Councu banquet at Itehaellense. March I'l. --Card party. enmtaia- ment committee. Price or unless at Red Men's Hail Washington street. March 30.——Broad River commuu niiy club meet. - Lurch hail - Ailnual mister tee and sale. Gleaner‘e circle. April t—dtri scout onlaeu' al- sooistion meet—colonel comm to speak. April 8. -- Twentieth anniversary Bolts and Daughters at Liberty. April 2.-Lenzuo of Warner: Vot- ers meet at Royal James. Miss Alice Hunt to speak April 10. ~Court Frances. Golden Beent're Dance. April 17 ~Masquerade Dance. Odd Order Feilows' Hall. inn and Tide For Tomorrow. Sun‘l'tises 5:47 A. hi. .. 6:11 P. X. High TidO.-...'.......10:10 Aln. Low Title ....... .. 4:23 P. M. Federal Judge Edwin E. Thomas. of Norwsiir. has named Thomas .1. sponsor. of Hartford. equity receiver for the Haynes-Hererole Mounties- turlns company. at Millet-a, foilbwu W M ”lat to“. tied” new not st “Albert 23'. Minion on tenetreet. His‘plaeemiibeteleaby Michael aeibe at Port Point street. This is the tint barber shop to he means is linoleum... , “Whatever your probieiae in heating and slumblnl wet-ii the»? bullets. tile reoemieu er lobbies w’or eieon is. White's experts can to e seams in “aw octet-plinth oer. Nelson“ its. heating end lilulltliliil‘ assumes. It North ileill , Ifldfitl—AOV. e e 5 Arthur Bishop. spring street. was arrested on the all or assault upon his wile by Patro man Wallace Sammie last evening- Ilrs. Bishop funds the complaint Willi her hus- band. The case will on e u int t e city court “outlay. his so berty under bonds 01.035. 0 O at?» finalised or a Unless. sity Graduate. Benedict The Jewel- er—Adv. O 0 0 Mia Ida M. Wood. oi First street. has returned to her duties in the ot- llce of Town Clerk Herbert R Entith after a. slight attack oi the triples. . I I -—Easter (is ll new, on display at Donnelly’s.—-A v. . Judge Freeman Light. who has been confined to his home in High street with the crippe. is reported much improved. He will return to his duties on Monday. 0 t , ——A large assortment of one cent Easter cards now on display at Don- saunas“. O O O Iohil cavanagh. ot Old Sauzatuck fond. preeident of the Crofut and Knapp net company. is on a busi- hceil trip to Cellini-his. ltlr. Cava- sash expects to return to Norwaik sail! in April, .1 e e ~30th new! Our refrigerator club. Free ice for one month to the first tiventy five members. lingevine Furniture ' Co.-—Advi lug an application made by Charles s s e Pei-ride. of Brooklyn. N. Y. The lpeiluon on union Judie Thomas acted sets liabilities and assets as he. ills; equal. totaling shoot in one. insulator furnished ii bond ot $15.. 000 to qudiiiy “tor the receivership. I ”The cleaning dyeink end pres- «ml; of garments is given the cluscsl iii-illicit iii The Twin City Vault's Work called tor and it No. Main St. Phone 4 us.--Aiiv. 6. C O O , Complaints continue to be made by residents in the vicinity 0! W11. ton avenue and Summer street that youngsters are playing ball or roller grating on the sldeu‘nlk. The First latrict police named the young- sters to discontinue this practice some time ago. 0 O O aura the first tireniyini‘ve members or our refrigeratiir oiuh we otter .FREE ICE [or thirty days delivered to your door. Ansevlno Furniture Co. ”AdVe 3 ‘ . The regular meeting oi! the Nor- wail: Beard ot Trade ill scheduled to he held in the (‘ouncii Chambers. Wednesday evening. April 7 Ar. retirements are being made to have a special speaker on hand for the mullet. ’ O O .. “Free ice for one month to every purchaser or a new cork insulated Alaska Refrirerator. during A. .i. colilns compenye refrigerator sale. Think how welcome a new "interl‘ tor would be. and how easily you can not one. Don‘t miss this event. for \alues unrivaled. and terms unusual. “Adv. ' . . An automobile owned or iii-ask Works. sueehati avenue. which was parked in south Main street was struck by another meshing driven by Edward Gray of GreenWich. last evening. The damage was slight to both mechinoa and the cost was set- tled by the owners. Policeman Da- vid deities investigated. Thomas McLaughlin. chestnut street. was arrested by Patrolman Paul item-sin on the sham-oi breach or the peace. destroying propht‘iy hilt! intoxication. iut eve- nlnl. Till complaint it'll man by his wife. file one Will some up in the City court. Monday. .( . O O 0 wheeler and Visit-alas acid on say some. months—Ads. e e e - Mini iaspectiol 02 Combat Train. issue title err. c. N. (3.. will he held in tho armory this evening. Captain Vesley. U. 8. 4.. or New Hampshire. will be the in- spectin: outer. Members of the cannery. under the direction or Captain Joseph Loekhart. were busy preparing for the inspection last evenins. Battery (3 will he ipepeetel Monday night. « e e s ~Iiehish coal. Harris «5 Gene.— Adv. 9 , e e e William 0.3111133. 92 Woodward avenue. seamen first clan in the United scales Navy. is annulusr a. iii say furlough at his home. . Balls! in on the U. B. 9. Richmond which made the Australian cruise last year. The W lea Calm Maison in April for session. is» ur visiting several until lea blends and mm at Helm Ans- Ptie return trip included more A ”radii tom-Int oar. divided by John Eula. who is employed at the Palace theetro. wile stolen item the tear or the oily hitli last erasing. It was round lam abandoned in illusory houieuerd. s e e chili-lee it. Mitchell. attached to the South ital-Walk since or the Norwsik flour, is confined to his nouns in Flex Hill Road with an at- tacli ot the grippe. Eugene cnuioii. manager oi the avian is still ill at his home. Concord eet. Miss irello finnnon of 105 South Main street is spending several days with relatives in New Haven. O O U Work is nail under way for the. addition being erected to the Hayes block in Bonn Main street. Georgi J. Sanderepree. the contractor is do- ing the work. street is being resilingled. L i s... M rDeailie tad Funerals m" A. KIWI-‘81! Mrs. Mary A. Xavanaush. widow oi Peter B. Refinaush. passed away yesterday atternoon at her noise. 6'! Chapel street. Funeral services will he held on Saturday morning at BIOO 0ka mm the “to Willie and interment will be in St. Mary's cemetery. The late Mr. Kavanaush, who passes stray about a year use. was d well known undertakenl Edwin mitosis Edwin atepheils passed away very luddenly this morning It the home of his mother. I” Jilin street. The deceased was 59 years of Ilse. He is survchd by his widow. one son. minim Jr.. one daughter. Mrs. .lere- mied Dornsy. ail oi mteystle cir- ole: and his mother. Mrs. Albert C. Clark. Isa stein street. Mr. Stephens was a member of Harlem N. Y. Loose oi Masons” lie also was a charter member of nitr- ieih N. 1'. Loose. xnirnis oi Pyth- las. The funeral services will take place Monday afternoon. March 39. at 280 from the residence 0! his mother. in Main street. Interment will be in Riverside cemetery. Rev. Louis 13. Hawaii will omeiate. Funeral Director George w. coilin has charge or the arrangements. w . Joseph Foidlca The funeral of Joseph Fojdlee. two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Foidles, or in Lexington avenue tooir place this morning at ll o'clock from St. lmdli‘llnu's church. Interment was in St. Mary's ceme- cry. William H. neatly William Hunt Benny died sudden. iy Thursday morniuu at the homi- of his daughter. Mrs. George Dou- nei’. Nou‘iown avenue. The deceas- ed was at years old. The funeral services will be held Sniurdsy from the into home at 5 o'clock. inter. mom will be in Monroe. N. Y.. Sum any. The (loosened is survived by ll wile. three daughters. Mrs. George Dmvl'ioy, and Mrs. John Irvine. 0i” Norwalk, and Mrs. Millicent Hullury. of “HM (‘liff Manor. N. Y. Rev. George B. Tompkins will officials. lmxmm'rs KAPLAN. Henrietta, wife of Alex Knplnn. perused away early this morning at the family home. 9 Hamilton avenue. at the age of ,28 years. after a tow dms‘ illness of pneumOnin. She is survived hy her husband and :1 small sou also her parents. Rev. Frederick H. Jacobs has n» ' .g The home or Fred Bailey, 6 Reed I l at 9 o’clock iron: St. Mary's church. Mmamm WW”:”:”:”:W -DRY-I GOODS 10-12 scorn MAIN STREET incur-lye. someones: ll MUNSIE' l1 towns; Phons 2515 SOUTH NORWALK Seven shopping days to Easter t .00.. 3“}? DRESSES New spring Styles, Prints, Silks, Crepes - 55.95-510-31150 $16.50 Reproducing high priced creations - smert ill style and of excellent materials in the new colorillgs. “'3‘! o “.0990. O O O. O ’00 O O O .0 O O O. O O. O O .0 o e o”s O 0 We’ re all ready with new Spring assortments to help you select your Easter outfit and at prices that will insure you a considerable saving COATS For Dress or Sports in Smart Materials $10.75 to $32.50 All in the newest. styles for sports or general wear in a variety of the smartest colors. HOSIERY ‘ In the Lovely Spring Shades $1.00 to $1.95 Selni-l'nshimiwl or full l'usli- ioned in all the newest of Spring colors. 96 _ ”.09” GLOVES .. $1.50 The newest of silk gloves lire here for your selection. in pastel shades u'illl (Ilillli_\' cuffs of contrasting shades. Cililiilolfit‘ttc glows with the new elliliroiilureil cuffs in mnny shades and orderings. $1.29, $1.50, $2. 9 O O O O O O O‘”.“.“. O 0 O O ”0‘”... ,9 O O. 00.”... O BUY. AT O Q .00 o "o ’«:»:« :e'ezeefiefie: ”O O O 09.” .M:”: 00 .N:”:OO SCARFS $1.50 to $2.95 Shaded scuri’s of Georgette. NECKWEAR 59c to $1.00 _ . Linen collar will will . xls Printed smarts of crepe do M ' chine in lovely color com- With ”my lrulhrnillm'y and lace collar and clll'i' binaiions and prinliligs. A fitting accessory to the new Easier costume. sols in dainty hwy «I’ll-Ms in a wonderful army. MUNSIE’S AND SAVE MONEY «so. 0 0‘ .5 O -0 O O - 0’3 0. 0 § 9 0‘ O O 9 0’3 9. O 99 O . 9 O. O O .6 9 O O 00 O O O. Q 96 o O '56 O 9. O O .3 0‘5 90 . v e: e we, ‘ O‘Vv 49°” 9 O 0.9 §6 09 ‘o o 9 «r o , 0.04.9390934. 0 O O 99 O O “:” O 0” O O O O 0 ON Q 9 ”.eezeefieee .Wee efieofiw‘ ”30:“: «We» son.” as; Mr. and Mrs Jacob Lluulsten. of this liiv. besides new oral hlniluls .mll sis- tors. Director Fredellok ll Gaming “in halo charge of the funeral services which will take place this afternoon M. 1:30 o'clock from the Isle homo. Interment will he in the Hebrew cemetery in Wort. Norwaik. paltment slow. in Itself. MAIN ST., OPPOSITE ELM, BRIDGEPORT covered from a long seize of nlmw. ‘ and will be in his pulpit in the South Nonsik congregational chill-oh Sunday morninr. e e e sail. 3. Banks. or Weetport and section or the country. its Was chief press asent rol- Mum and Bailey’s circus (er a number of Years. e e e - Several local attorneys are in Bridgeport today at the short ses- sion calendar ot the common Pleas and Superior Courts. 0 O 0 Dr. Roy 0.1mm of Westport nio- tored to Nor-walk yesterday, where he vetted friends. e e e George Wenrioh. well known tuner 01 ‘10 Dover street. has ddded another pow to his dairy. O O “I'll. Cm" Charles I. Karl-15' sushi! overhauled preposition to hula: launched tor the season about , April 1. captain 'i‘ooie oi Wino. several weeks and new has it in up ports and he anticipated largo early season catches or list and black fish. < e e e The Economy Dress Goods store. 52 South Main street. will be tor- really opened totes public tomor- row». it trill be conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Burstein. formerly of Bay- onne. N. J. The interior has been. made very attractive and a com- plete line of goods has been stocked which will appeal to the most dis~ criminatin‘ shoppers. O '0 O A. bunch or iron was round in the Bosardus Drug Store by W J. Comes and turned over to the First District palm yesterday when it s mm racism mfirflfl stole: sweet motor yacht. is betas uior. , it“ been It work OI at. m for ' top ships. Mr. Harris is one of th. most arsens fishermen in ' Qielsv , Saturday Last Day! Our Before Easter New Poi-ii city. was a visitor in, South Namath yesterday alteration. ' in. Banks has Just returned tram : a two months’ trip throusil Europe. . in Banks is well known iii iliiuf Apparel Sale Easter Apparel of Correct Fashions, High Quality, Excellent Workmanship and At Prices Unequalled in Moderation. Smartest Coats $39. Values up to $59. 50—practically every one with genuine squirrel collar. Cape- back coats, pleats in sides, flare coats, pull? and embroidered sleeves -— the smartest of the modes. Choose yours s» 9. Sport Coats $59. Viflues up to $39.50. . tailored and swagger «‘/modeis.0thersindressy Naluesupto$49u50 Ex- ‘traordinary sport type hand tailored coats of fabrics in coatsoftmils. Sport type coats of Eng- lish fabrics trimmed with collars of Kit Fox Squirrel or Dyed White Fox. Dressier types in navy and gray also 359. THE CLASSIFIED section is n de<
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