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;* Nululi'rtu nvunm.
Ruler—"Monte Carlo."
Felons-cw” Comsndmont."
Ruentw“i£eoper of Bees."
March lit. -- Annual Easter tee
sod IMO. monitor‘s circle.
Much 81. «Card Party Ophir
Chapter. Euiern Star.
.‘ '8rooltpido Chapel in the Paris Shop.
‘ 5 pooled to viery hcsvy Ira state
-‘ COMING E ms police I: malt nc nreparatons to
Avril ll.-~Rcunion 11122 Norm-lit “an ”1 "m“ I'm“ °’ "W “m“ ya I 08.19."
hit ways.
flikh School class It Norwalk
i'cotibtry club.
April 'l.-—Grand officers do
"Oph‘lr Chapter 0.13.8.
e‘ A l (—6111 Scout onlccre' as-
visit
eneak.
" April 8. -- Twentieth anniversary
‘ Sons and Daughters of Liberty.
' April 9.-—-(_‘11Lholio Union K. of C. busmeu' . ~ 1’ GULF ‘EIIN'NO CONI’AHY
- Dance at Clubhouse on West. Avo- - pmmmgm ’A.
one. . ——Quaker croft curtains at Ange. _
. April ll.-—Leaguo of Women Vot- Vin“ -A0V- _
ore meet at ltoyal James. Miss Alice ‘ s I 'I ‘
53111111. to c oak.
; April 1 .---Court Frances.
K Golden Sceptre Dance.
9,.Aprll 11 —-Blshop Brewster at
«Trinity Church. =,
1' . I April 12. «Meeting at Good Luck
YClub.
, ‘iAin'ti 13 .-——Cou1t Laurel. C D A.
‘..soolsl at K. of C. Hall.
‘April 14.-—Annuni Meet of Garden
Club .at the Norwailt Country club.
' April 16.—-Annual
South Norwallt Cong. Church.
April» 20.—-Peoplo's Chorus
to "Martha."
April 20. -—-— Masquerade Dance.
p. Frank C. Godfrey Auxiliary. Odd
Order
Pre-a
s... and Tide For Tomorrown '
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The J‘G. chapter of the Girls' and
Men's club will
Wdont. Mrs. Eleanor McNally, 18
obster avenue. All members are
,. liéted to attend this session
'hidh will start at 7: 30. The club
. GWill have a. night 01 bowling at
”‘ (ford alleys. Wednesday. April
e'ssfi
thon at The Twin City valet's
, blishmont. Work called for and
“littered. 6? No. plain St. Phone
i—Adv.
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3.3 peeial music will feature the con-
clhdins days of Holy Week and East-
eg‘sunday in most of the churches“
‘ etcity. Special services are he-
. hold in many of the churches
rink this week.
, s s s
, . ice and Victrclas sold on
‘ ”terms, Donnellya—Adv.
, Rodney B. Lewis. of Cronbury. is
ding I. few days visiting with
“have: in New York City.
Lchlgh coal. Harris A: Guns.—
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A regular rain; of the South
Nut-walk Con 11 No 1253. Knights
‘ot’Columbue, will be held in the
phi» rooms. Washington street,
{thus-saw evening. April 8.
.LWhatever your problems in
this and plumbing work the new
dim. the renovation or Jobblnk
rt Nelson M. Whites experts can
he some in a satisfactory man-
Nelson M. White. heating and
him: contractor 66 North Main
(siroetwnAdv.
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J. Walsh. son of Mr. and
‘am H. Walsh. 1 Dover
With his parents. Mr. Walsh
tiending Boston univerfity. at
on, Mose.
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thracite all sizes.
——Adv.
Harris a. ‘
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mince J Cummings. of Cedar
. 1' has completed arrangements
"the one on of an ice business.
\ . well
“ and has been employed at the
minded-d Oil company’s no station
est avenue until recently. Ten
Igo ho was engaged in the ice
one here and many friends in
~ ' wayton, Bell island and Dnr~
notions nlll be plenaed to learn
of great novels published
1 in The Evening Sentinel. it
no? nine. Be sure to read
J 0! Norwalk High school.
_ > April 19.111 the suditorium
“Mr Junior mkh wheel.
5 l Simonls symphony orches-
3
about.
MIL
hers.
LAUNDRY none
nit son'r Oll‘ WORK
Hero is I point ulstlv's to laundry
work that housewives in this 'Ii'lll- .1
it) will be interested in host-ins '
All riannels Ind blankets
wuhsd It this lIundry Ire 'uhod
"fli cold sister—no Inflation is the
Every future or
«or: is given the closest attention
Recently I new washer was .
~ de‘isul: or Inwoi 1m -1-
do! silences M ‘l 0 5 99"““1” once in tom: court Monao ., t.
Charles Wood in Derleu on I chem , . , y nish
a"... . of accretion I. motor vehicle while
under the influence of liquor. Be is
held at the Darlen police Itstion in ‘
-—'1‘nnsn WOMEN“ ' B
“These Women" is the next in the
series of great novels published
laundry
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added to this concern' I equipment—
thelr em for the first time tomorrow
Well 31. ”Rummage Sale for u {,th bl." ”ken out ”figuration.
for April 1. Post Road traffic is on.
slty Graduate. Benedict The Janel-
cr—Adv.
I‘oclu ion moot—Colonel Couitcr to ~
will have their motorcycleoout on
it the weather permits. The nia-
ohines have been overhauled and on:
BMW“ ’3 in first class condition to taco after
speeders. .
is on page dine.
tored to Stamford last night. Where
he visited with friends.
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11°” ‘1 ”PM” Wsetport. was-a recent
busting tonight at the home of its Norwalk.
be found It Anscvinc's.--Adv.
first Friday of April. R
“First Friday" Mass at the oman
W9 9‘9“!“ dye”! and 9"" Catholic churches will be cclcbratadd
of (a1 ments is given the closest April 9’ . !
South Norwslk was arrestedayester-' .
novrn throughout the >
the Iddition of which msitos it pos-
sible to do more. and better “wet
mhes"tl1ss heretofore. The de~
livery system 11er envers Ill Ioo~
tlons ot Nov-wells Ind vicinity. 11
Cross at. Phone 888‘-
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Many- Norwallt' motorists will use
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«Eyes Examined by u. Univer-
‘0‘
Harvey W. Root. 19 Morgan ava-
nue, is visiting in Stamford todny on
preserves
giving I soft. gloomy (loss to floors.
furniture. woodwork. automobile bodies.
pianos. etc Cleans and removes surface
stretches
Ll GUI DU
61.055 x
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Sold to plot Ind 11qu cons.
Local firemen are ellioylnk the F
rain today as thoywiil have I. sit t .
rest from responding to grass 11
which are quite common this time
of the season. “
The Norwaik police, department
the road for the first time tomorrow
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——“THE8E WOMEN"
"These Women" is the nextin U11.-
series of great novels publisher:
serially in The Evening Sentinel. It
Be sure to road
iii—Adv.
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Rnlph Buttery. ot Silva-mine, mo
William Frawley. of Main street.
visitor sin
I e '.s
-—Qua.kor Curtains are famous for
beauty and service. A pretty line to
Due to Good Friday coming on the
the regular
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Charles Melton, 86. of First street
5‘ “THE PREMIER ICE CREAM OF AMERICA”
The best ice’ cream you ever tasted, fresh daily.
. 227 LIT1eriy, Square
‘ ' OPEN _
THURSDAY, APRIL IST
Liberty Square Fruit Store
.WITH A FULL LINE OF
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
AT ALL TIMES is r
5
CandyL-Cigars—Cigarettes, Etc.
We Carry the Famous
HORTON’S ICE "CREAM
We Charge Only We Quart
GIVE US A TRIAL
LIBERTY SQUARE FRUIT STORE
s smac‘bmr _
East Norwalk
Ever Said
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12 West A333...”
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T‘ssvefioln'lito’SOoneverycIr
1 The 21M Your Door” Plan Saves
from ‘25 to $50 on Every Cor
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550 Less
The prices on Hudson
son
and oh were re-
duced ’50 each on Much
10. making these vices the
lowest at which one care
were ever sold.
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' “6”COACH 834
HUDSON COACH 1264
Hudson Brougham 1524
Hudson 7ePass.Sedan 1755
EIIyInd convenient Purchase Terms
. All Can NOW Equipped With
Front Ind ReIr Bumpers. Electric Windshield Cleaner
Rear View Mirror. Trusnilssion Lock (built-in) ~
.5 - .' Siop’snd TIil Light
~Thés£$eoemslmoitheefamousmwwued “At
”FORM-y" or “Ust'p TO SUCH
incumbent. mnfimmmag
Modem, Combination
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have copay. 1
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Buyers
lugs Co., Inc.
Not-walk. (.onn.
~is in Thom Evert nu ' ntlnsi. ‘l’t
is on pane nine. Be‘ out-stoned
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The South Norwallc 12111111.» Library
will be closed all day. Good Friday.
“alter P. McNdzrnc) 7 Market at
llldsofield, has purchased a new
\ l1e1rolet Coach from W. R. Austin.
local deals;- at if Railroad Ivonne.
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An important meeting of the new
officers of the Normal}: Chiptor of
DoMoln will be held this evening
in the
""' "mm-mans- m
be' I short address by the rector, at
Trinity church this evening.
Joseph Coleman. A Cove. Ave" has
put-cussed a. new Chevrolet Cosch
froin W. R. Austin. ..
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The loos! public schools nlll close
tomorrow for the Easter holidays
openins suit: on Monday. The
schools close here every Good Fri-
dsy. silowink the pupils and teach.
are 11. three day vacation.
Herbert M. Miller. who is sttond
in; Syracuse university. at Syracuse,
N. Y.. is spendins the Easter holi-
‘r. .
ccssful in
lubhouse in West avenue.
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. dos‘s- ~with his parents“ on Muin
Llisny will be said Ind 'therowrill Itroct.
my ._.._.,. .
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Your Easter Costume Assembled at the New Read 5
Will Have Every Important Spring
Bois de Rose Hats
Are Smart with Navy Blue
Vt hclher they be of belting ribbon 1n
several shades or of the soft ncv
straws, the color is sure to be we-
spring sunshine. in
shapes whose hrims are wide or new
turban and beret models—all will be
popular at Easter
$12.80
Slip-on and. Novelty
' Gloves
Divide Spring Honors
Both are good and the pull-on style
is being used with even cite formal
costumes.
Of added nterest are
the washable gloves in the season's
most fashionable colors
$180
Solemn?
FarcFment and
Bois de Rose Kid
Keep in Stop on Easter
These are the new shades in spring‘
shoes that one sees now with navy
pennost
blue. Often a lizard i1imming 31v:
them the final fashion toud1
‘ various dainty strap- models,
will complete yOur costume.
they
$8.50
\
Hosieryin Two
. Wtets
at One Fries- :
Sheer light chilies hose are.“ 'gl up-
est-in fashion' 5 fancy to be
womwlth bole de rose kid or reptile .
leather Shoes. Silk to the top in
with serviceable lids tops ‘aitdtfecf.
Many colors
.8! pr.
Main. m! ,
chiiion weight. A heavier weighi’
Fashion Feature ~' ,l
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155% it a satisfaction to know when you buy your Easter
costume that you are getting apparel which will be just as
fashionable several months from now as it is at this mo-
ment. We already know the fashions for summer in colors,
"materials: and lines.
' chased with these important facts in mind.
.14Navy; With Pink”
and 113%: words in a
:‘Poris Cablegmm
We suggest 1111: very new fash-
» ion for: your 153-5in frock. Of
heavy‘flatcrepe, there is skirt
- fullnessfiand a, flattering V-ncckv
line of :pink crepe do chine. The
‘slceves'iare also the last word
in chic. Onlyoncof hundred‘é
bf'smartfrocks at this price.
$39-50
_ scmblc.
Bags and pursesT in shades of beige or bois dc rose will no doubt be
All our spring apparel has been pur-
“Embroidery and Fur”
A Reproduction of a
French Import
I
T he most exclusive and expensive
coats use this combination successfully.
A navy coat will quite complete the .
coat and dress ensemble for Easter,
morning. The fur collar is for warmth
:md becomingncss and is attractive
tastened close or left open.
"m $49.50
A‘hird. Floor
' Other . Costume Details
Await You Here '
' A heavy gold chain necklct, a long suing of pearls to go many. times
around the throat will give another fashion note to your Easter on-
your selection for the smart contrast with navy
Norwalk Chronicler