assess
for Colds and
Bronchial Coughs
Ono dose hits tho spot.
Done without injury to tho
most delicate stomach?
Io" Only by
“Plotted Drug Store
“Mon at... so. Norwalls
ii“
There is evidence that aphids.
which infest so many crops; may
carry plant disoosoo from one
family of plants to another distinct
family.
Tho most of the musk ox is very ‘
much like boaf.
W
Canada has one mile of railway to
ovary 220 persons. 1
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The annual rainfall in China
ranges from thirty to seventy inches.
A no mask has been developed
in Australia that produce! its own
-m
"' WED-R m
Mrs. Nolan—“W111 did you loov'o
your last place?”
Cook-“Thoy was trying to' live
within their income."-—Lifo.
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It's a wise man who makes up his
wife's mind beforo his own.
M
People who live in spring suits
should not open mills bottles.
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Wedding rings are different from
circus rings. In wedding rings the
performance is continuous.
"its genis' patent leather, [my
and or foe col! Oxford. Good-
”. roll. robber heel. Sim
s to 1395.82.98; 1 to sy..
3'49 Lodiu’ patent leather, blends
trimmed, spike Ind, 54.”
' SHOES FOR ALL—-
$1.49 to $4.98
HERE is the incomparable Kinney value.
Kinney shoes that will give long-lasting
wear—that will bring marvelous com-
fort-built to follow the latest Parisian
and London models! And at the almost
unbelievable prices quoted belowl Only
Child's Mien! leather mm
one strap. Sim 8% in il.
3229;11'Aoz $2.;49 2:;
lo 7, $2.98
8110 WASHINGTON STREET
Up-to-the-minute
KINNEY Easter STYLES
‘ at the amazing Kinney prices
great Kinney
These are only a law of the many pleasing model: we carry. Come
in and [ooh over our stock. You will not be urged to (my.
Take advantage 'of the
special Kinney hosiery
ofler
Buy your hosiery when you buy
your shoes. You will be certain
of a perfect match. And you will
save money. We also handle
everything for the feet—stock-
ings, socks. slippers, rubbers.
etc" all of them of Kinney qual-
ity at Kinney prices.
LG R. KinneyCo [no
250 stores throughout the country
Shoe StorerServz'cefor the Whole 74mil}l
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
the world’s largest retailer could offer
such a combination. It is the fact that
Kinney shoes come direct from the five
large selling costs which we pass on to
you, that makes possible such low prices.
Come in soon and examine our stock,
you will not be urged to buy. We also
have wonderful hosiery value that also
makespossible perfect match bétween
shoes and stockings.
factories, thus saving
new. so.» or m «0 81m,
' - Goodyear waif. robin bod.
Ladler' patent leather. block ”'98 ‘
min or blonds Regent pump.
$3.98
Isisnlr‘ potent leallm Greet"
sandal. Sim 4 lo I, “.79
0
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This Special Six model—a car of
We overwhelm—has a
the LOWEST PRICE ever placed
on a Nash Sedan.
S. L. BENEDICT
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INDUSTRIAL NEWS
or. column
TOHHPFOUHE
HANDLE TRAFFIC
Spszthr'nfsptn
0!! Company Prop-
erty. _~
Co-oporating~ with the City of
Norwailc in enforcing the new park-
ing ordinance. Cluett, Peabody and
Company. have instructed their em-
ployees in the North Main street
plant. who havo cars, their cars
within tho company area, at. the
roar of the plant, entrance by Web.
otor street. Additional space is be-
ing arranged for.
Director McAulcy I Visitor.
B. J. McAuley, director of the
company. visited the South Norwnlk
plant Thursday morning. In the of-
ternoon, he and Manager'Geoi-ge ll.
Barnes. were visitors at the Bridge-
port factory.
In addition to being a director.
Mr. McAulcy. is in charge of all
shirt manufacturing done isy nu
company.
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Underwear hhipping “can.
The stock and shipping depart-
ment is cx‘tromoh rushed no it in in
the midst of the underncnr ship
ping season An unusual largo fem
is employed meeting the ' shipping
demands.
Mic-lens Cmshos Thumb.
William Mlelenz. foreman of the
paper box -manulecturing depart.
most. had ‘the misfortune to crush
a. thumb. while adjusting one of the
am you seen the new
“TRIMFIT”
‘ Full Fashioned
SILK HOSIERY
at $1.39 pr.
In all the newest spring
shades. They are not only
good looking but good wear-
ing too.
' Mme. Jeanette
56 80. Main 8t. 80. Norwalk
machines in hT department, on
Wednesday “Moon.
Congratulations on being extend-
ed the former Natalie Wood. sacro-
iary to Miss Salisbury. office man-
ager. whose morrisgo to Charles
.Blaney. in New York City on March
is was announced last‘weoh. Mrs.
Blaney will continue her duties in
the“ office.
The underwear dopartmont is
very busy at the present time. New
employees in this division aro:
Eva Ingram. as Stuart avonuo.
Madeline Ritzi. 14 Cliff street.
Helen McGuire. d Kellogg street.
only athletic underwear is manu-
factured here.
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William Flynn. Leonard Gordan-
and Edward Hickey of tho examin-
ing and wrapping department are
‘1] absent from their duties but
are reported as improving.
Walton Howe. has resigned his
position in the shipping department.
. *7“
Ssnti Barnardinaili. shirt ironor is
absent from his duties because of
illness.
Mrs. Rose Coppola. has returned
to her former position in the shirt
manufacturing department.
Mrs. Nannie Sniffen is absent from
her duties becauoo of the illness of
her mother.
Miss Edith Maruca of Lincoln
menue has accepted a position in
the office of the shipping depart-
ment.
Edward Bonque. formerly a. shirt
ironer. has moved to Massachusetts.
Miro Ellen Erickson. East Nor-
waikJms returned to her duties in
the shirt manufacturing department.
after u short illness.
‘ (‘ongmiuiniléna are extended to
Mr.‘and Iilrs. Joseph Napoleon. on
the arrival of a son on March so.
Mr. Napoleon is a shirt ironor.
Charles E. Abrams. field engineer
'of the company. is expected back on
duty. Monday. after a. month's visit
at the home factory in Troy. N. 1'.
Paul Boyer. 14 Knapp street and
John White, 9 Lubreno Place have
accepted positions in the examining
and wrapping department.
Mrs. Mary Philips of the shirt
manufacturing department is ab-
sent fwm her duties because of the
illness of her son.
Flora Smith has been transferred
from the shirt manufacturing de-
partment to the paper department.
Donald Blckhols of 23 8t. John
street. Enst Norwaik has accepted
a position in the shirt-starching de.
purtment.
Susie Burns, of the-underwear
manufacturing department is con.
fined to her home by illness.
Mrs. Anne. Dcmark. has returned
beingmadetous
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so. Norwailf Phone 195
“It’s MarvelOusl”
say the new owners
You should hear some of the
enthusiastic comments which are .
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mWEIL—SOM NORWth. CONN
Wall Street
. Ioarfs
medium quality.
$1.00 to $2.00 .
Hand Bags ‘-
arm, strap and pouch styles.
$1.00 to $6.50
nondkorchiefs
chino. white and colors.
plain shades.
$2.50 to $2.98
Silk Hose
25c to $1.00
TRISTRAM 69° HYATT
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Phone 550
SUGGESTIONS FOR EASTER
Crops do chino and georgette
New Spring costs in the Math Crepe dr- chlnn anli radium
in bright colored figures or soft
ing fabrics and popular shades.
$25.00 to $40.00
Silk Dresses
Dresses of crepe
goorgette and‘ other
the wanted colors of t
$16.50 to $34.50
A new assortment of lace Cnllnrs in the man} Shudns, Wm.
and sets to match.
50c to $1.25
. All new Spring shades of llose rice in In radium :mri H‘ml'i 5mm as-
in the very sheer chiffon and
Genuine leather -— silk and
leather lined. swagger. -under-
A varied assortment.
27 inch length.
Novolty Easter handkerchiofs in DOC to 32-98
linens. voiles and crepe de
plain and festoon effects.
50c to $2.00
N orwalk, Conn.
Silk Underwear
bloomers, atop-n)". immiqnu-
thins. gowns,
$2.98 to $7.50
Costume Slips
sortml .01....
$3.25 to $5.25
Glove Silk Underwear
hioorncrs. stepdns. Chemises.
$1.95 to $3.75
Flowers
For milnriy's rout or dress.
25c to $1.00
Men's Neckwear
A new assortment of colors and
patterns.
59c to $1.50
0.:
to her duties in the shirt manu-
facturing department after a short
illness. Mrs. Mary Gilligan, has also
returned to her duties in the same
department.
Best wishes to Theresa Boski of
tho underwear pressir and folding
department on her marriage march
23.
Russell Reideli of 29 Spring hill
avenue has secured a position in the {
stock and shipping department.
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Mrs. Viola Church is now employ. .
ed in the paper box department.
William Whitney. shirt ironer and
John Wt: man. starcher are back at
work, after short illnesses.
Helen Sherman. 59 Spring street
1158 a position in the shirt manufm l
turing department. and Betty Bod. i
her. 34 Summit avenue in the under-
wear pressing snd.folding depart~
merit.
CLASSIFIED ADS will tell it and
hiicrosopic and chemical tests are I
being conducted at the Joilet. lll.i
Laboratory of the American insti. l
lute of Laundering to determine
what. shoro of the blame the textile
manufacturer must assume for gor- l
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RADIOLA SUPER-HETERODYN E
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CONVENIENT TERMS
STUDWELL PIANO CO.
as NORTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK
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'fDirtz'm-n've and e/{j’lptWidzte
for v11! 066mm:
WAGGER TOPCOATS of 190% pure virgin .
wool; each a model of outsmnding quality and
' style; that is the Shagmoor Story in a nutshell.
' For sport or utility wear; felt the long journey by
_. . train or motor, for the damp Spring days or the
crisp Summer nights, there is nothing quite so
desirable as a genuine Shagmoor Topcoat.
This is the only store in this community selling
. these Tsfcoats of Distinction. Our showing com- h
prises Sizes for women and misses in a wide
variety of attractive styles and the fashionable
shades for Spring} Come in vnow and select y_o__urs. ii
$35 00 ‘° $85. 00
to.
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