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FOR, GIRLS ‘
They are considered the best for girls—best in style, color and materials.
In bright colors, of pure woolen fabrics in the proper weights for Spring
wear, in the models favored,'priced at
$14.95 ‘
.Well made and finished, they have many of the style features that make
our Apparel Shop the gathering place for older sisters. A new note is
the gay colored swagger stick that accompanies many of them.
ST weed for Miss Seven
>. to Ten"
' For little girls we offer a Coat of Wool Tweeds in soft pastel shades, ex-
actly as illustrated. Smartly tailored and well~finished and trimmed.
Each one is accompanied by a silken scarf, in bright Scotch plaids.
Wool Plaid ’ for MiSs
Ten to Fourteen
The model illustrated is favored by many style-wise little women. Of a
striking Wool Plaid, in soft shades of tan, blue, and rose. With each Coat
there is a jaunty swagger stick of same color, with white contrasting
top. Faultlessly tailored and finished.
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Lovely New Things For Spring Needle Workers
.Women who love to embroider will find lots of lovely new things in our Ari
Department. Laundry Bags, Hosiery Bags, Dress Covers, Dish Towels and many,
many other things, all ready for your needle, and priced low, too.
39c PLAID DISH TOWELS, 25c
Navy blue, and white, and red and white Dish Towels, of extra fine quality.
CRETONNE DRESS COVERS, $1.35
CRETONNE LAUNDRY BAGS, $1.25
CRETONNE HOSIERY BAGS, 50c
"C. O. MILLER CO.. STREET FLOOR
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KHANIM
ASSYRIA
Lady Burma d'Mir Shimum, Khanim
of the Assyrians. is in New York to
raise funds to enable her to gather
her people together some place in the
near east. Once rulers of the world,
Assyrians today are scattered in all
parts of the world with no land of
their own. Lady Burma succeeded to
their regency whemher brother, Mar
Shim, was killed in a religious mas-
snore.
Board of Trade
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informed me that the climate there
_ um: even better than in Colorado.
"in Stamford we have a. Chamber
of (‘ommerce of 700 members. Each
of these members pays dues amount-
ing to $25 per year. This gives us a
substantial income.
“Norwalk should have a headquar-
ters where people can get infertilit-
tion. Your Board of Trade should
have a deilnite program of work if
thoy wish to ho successful. They
should have n working membership
and a system of committee control.
“ iny Board of Trade needs train-
ml leadership. It should have a man
'who can givv full time to this work."
Tho ltincrant \‘cmlor.
)ir. Kingsbury in answer to a ques-
tion Slilll‘Il that more “as no way to
prevent the itinerant. vendor from
taking orders and shipping goods into
this or any other city in the state
from outside. He pointed out that
thurt‘ was a. slat-v law that required
\mnlors opening up temporary stores
to take out n lll‘a‘nso.
committee. informed the meeting
that the commitiw had acted on the
suggestion of having the bus running
from Wesiport in Saugatuck con-
tlnuo over the Snnuninf‘k road and
down Winflt-ld street to South Nor-
walk, and also of having a bus run
from Darien to Not-walk.
it was sotod to have the mer-
chants' and transportation commit-
tovs take up the proposal with Su-
pnrintcndent Thomas hchcan of the
Connecticut. company.
Election Next Meeting.
Frederick Kane, William L. Young
and Edmund Crowo were. appointed
a nominating committee to bring in
a slate of ofl‘icorn at the next meet.
ing at which time the election will
be held.
A letter was read from M. C. Coley,
of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company. stating
that an advertisement regarding
Norwulk would be in the next tissue
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FRANKLIN NEWS
The Franklin News is new for sale,
Come and buy it.
It is the paper of your school,
Don‘t deny itl
Come! Don't be afraid to pay.
It's the greatest paper of its day!
It you buy none, you'll not forget,
For later on you'll sure regret!
So this is the way we end our tale.
"The Franklin News is new for
salel"
Ruben Merritt. 9A
From the Franklin News. pub-
lished by the pupils of the Franklin
Junior High school.
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John ll. Munsin. of the merchants’ ’
THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1926.
Pdlidewomen Wanted
‘ By Bridgeport Board
The police board of Bridgeport
has recommended to the common
council. two policewoman for spe-
cial duty.
Ella. McQueensy. 1353 Pembroke
street, and Mrs. Ida. Bentley. 2871
lu‘airfleld avenue. and have both
been employed for several years as
telephone operators at police head-
quarters at a salary of 31,000.
Beckius Jailed But
Promises To Appeal
seven months in Jail for passing
fraudulent checks, was taken to
by State Policeman Stephen Stanton.
Beckins informed the police that
he would furnish bonds of $1,600 to-
day for an appeal from the sentence
of Judge Freeman Light.
NUMOSS
for Colds and .
Bironchial Coughs
One dose hits th.mot.
‘ Borne without inlu to‘ the
most delicate stomach.
Sold Only by
Plaisted Drug Store
(3 Washington 5t., So. Nor-wall
TRISTRAM a. HYATT
The two women are Miss.
Alfred J. C. Becklus. sentenced .to '
Bridgeport .iail yesterday afternoon .
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Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Phone 550 Norwaik, Conn.
SUGGESTIONS FOR EASTER
Wall Street
Scarf: Coats Silk Underwear
Crepe de china and georgette New Sprnw t'ohlh‘ in the lend- Crepe tin onion and indium
in brllht colored figures or Holt in]; fabrics and popular shades. iuloonnxrs. slop-1m. (w “Mun”-
plain shades. lions, gowns.
$25.00 to $10.00
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$2.50 to $2.98 811k Dresses 5.98 IO ., 1...)”
‘ Silk Hose “reuse of crew-4 m. tilino. Costume Slips
All new Spring shades of ”0,“. Emmette anti olln-r lnl'llr'h in In radium urni Elwll mun. :m.
in the very sheer chiffon and the wanted “’10” "I '1'“ ' ‘ “n' WW"! ("mm
medium quality. ‘ $16.50 to $31.50 $3.25 {0 $5.25
$1.00 to $2.00 Neckwear Glove Silk Underwear
A new assortment, of lane in Harm In the [l'ifllt‘l Hzllivs \4 u
6.1mm. nifierBE—g'sllk and and sets to match. bloomers. slcplu: chemis-vz.
500 to $1.25 $1.95 to $2 .75
Flowers
lnilntly'n run .11-
25c in $1.00
leather lined. swagger. under—
arm, strap and pouch styles. Necklaces I
- $1.00 to $6.50 A. varied assortment. is. 21. ; ii‘or
Handkerchiefs "‘ “uh llllf'ih $2 98
Novelty Easter handkerchiefs in o L 0 '* " Men's Neckwcar
linens, voiles an d crepe do Chokers A new assortment of color. and
chine, white and colors. in plum null rwstoon t-t‘rvcts lpuit. rm.
250 to $1.00 50c to $2.00 , 59c to $1.30
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Ready for Easter ’
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET
NEW SPRING COATS
A royal assortment. Every coat is a distinctive model, ex-
quisitely tailored, fashioned of fine materials. Some are plain
and others trimmed with fur. An opportunity to secure your
- spring coat at a great saving. Juniors.’ Misses' and ll’omcn's
sizes from 12 to 54. Bust measure, in all the newest shades and
materials. Coats as low as $9.95 up to $69.75.
Remember that within five days of purChasc of any one. of
our garments we will refund your money if you we the same
garment elsewhere marked lower than our price.
New Spring Dresses For Women And .«
Misses As Low As $7.95 Up To $35.00
Just the type of dresses which Would form an ensemble with
one of the coats from the Paris Easter Sale, and the low prices
are unequalled elsewhere. Come and save from five. to twenty
dollars on your purchase.
SILK COSTUME SLIPS in all the newest shades, from $1.98
to $4.98. You must see them to appreciate their wonderful values.
Fpll line of silk undergarments from 75c and up.
A full line of Onyx and Gordon Hosiery from 95c to $2.50.
"Remember, for 24 years The Paris Store endorsed meta
chandise has earned an assurance of satisfaction. We want you
to see for yourself how our merchandise compares in price with
that which is less desirable. ,
COME AND BE CONVINCEDfi
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