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49 Wall Street
Furniture
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as No. Main St.
So. Norweih
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CORSETS
A‘perfect foundation for ma-
deme’e new frock, may be select-
ed in our corset department.
Glidiy we will give you expert
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The N. B. Ryan Co.-
POULTRY
WIRE NETTING
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.lpades — Forks -- Rakes —
Hoes -- Shovels - Wheel-
. barrows.
FREE DELIVERY
9 Roseniield Bros.
Hardware anti House Furnishings
" ‘ 1.25 Washington St. Phone 340
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For, The Kiddies
1.2mm Sox . . 25c up
34 Length Sox . .. 49c up
lain and fancy ends in mer-
cerized lisles. Also silks.
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gauged. spell the name of a
late President. Everyone send-
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awarded a beautiful lot. 203100
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cumbrances. in a section now
.open to calculation in New
Jersey. Answer puzzle and mail
today. This oii'er expires July
15th.
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We are the originators of this
advertising plan.
Maxim Develolmlent
Corporation
Dem “7
100 W. 40th St. New York
’ The Mother's club of Roweyton
Notices Have B e e n
Sent To All Members
—‘ What Rowayton-
ites Are Doing.
At t o'clock this evening ithe
members of the Rowayton Hoes
company will hold their regdiar
monthly. meeting. Notices have been
sent out to each member about the
proposed purchase of a pumper.
0 O O
Many are returning after the Ess-
tor holidays to their New York
homes and college studies. Among
hill of New York who spent the last
week at their summer home on
Belle Island; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bcotleld of New York and family,
Mr. and, Mrs. Henry Leech and sons
Henry and Oliver. of Brooklyn. who
spent the week at the borne of
Captain Hirsch Cole of Roweytcn
avenue; Mrs. Jamie C. Wallace and
grand daughters Mary and Inn of
Brooklyn. who spent a few days at
their summer homeion Westside
avenue; Miss Eleanor Davenport.
Miss Ann and Betty Scofield. of
Dr. Arnold's school of Physicial
Culture in New Haven; Miss Mar-
grct Gaston. Wheaton College; Miss
Lillian Needle. Cooper Union Art
school. New York City: Miss Emily
Stevens and Misspols. Baxter. Dan-
bury state Normal college.
a O 0
Mr. end Mrs. Lewis Hopps of
Westsido avenue were recent dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Al-
brecht at their home. Highland eve-
one.
0 O 0
Friends of Mrs. Emil Knon- of
Summit avenue. Belle Island. are
pleased to learn that she has .re-
covered from her recent serious ill-
nose.
I O 0
Miss Dorothy Sickles of New
Canaan was the guest of Miss Mer-
Jorie Hall of McKinley piece over
Sunday. '
. o e o .
—-Rexaii Remedies. a complete
line at Allen's.Dr.ug .Store.-eAdv.
Henry Lockwood of Boton ave-
nue recently purchased a 35 foot
motor boat, of the cabin cruiser
type.
C O O
Pincus Needle, proprietor of the
People‘s Grocery store at McKinley
street and Rowayton avenue. has
added several shelves to the north
side of the store and has had the
interior repainted.
O O O
is planning a splendid program. to
be given in, the wheel Friday of-
ternoon April 10 by the children.
All mothers and friends interested
in the welfare of children areicoro
diaily invited to attend. ,
Superintendent of: the 'Norwslk
schools John Lund. Will give an in-
teresting ~talk explaining , several
matters affecting school nffnirs.
C O 0 e
The motor boat owned by Harvey
Jarvis. "Leona" was launched Bat-i
urday.
0 e 0
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Taylor
and daughter Marlon of Pennoyer
street were visitors at the circus in
the Madison Square Garden in New
York. Saturday.
O 0 . O '
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell P. Milligen
and daughters. Nancy and Peggy.
Rowayton avenue. were the guests
of Mrs. Mllligan's‘parents. Mr. end
Mrs. W. F. Schults. in New York
City. yesterday.
0 0
Oscar 5. Mills of Highland avenue
was acting pastor at the morning
services in the Methodist church
Sunday. Rev. Welter C. Cowart was
called to Brooklyn. N. Y. to attend
the meeting of the N. Y. Eastern
conference. which was in session all
during last week. fl
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Many children took advantage of
the pleasant weather. Saturday and
Sundsytto gather tent caterpillar
egg-clusters. The time limit in this
contest has been advanced until
May 1. *
0- C 0
Miss Lois Baxter. who has been
visiting Washington D. C.. with a
number “of schoolmates during the
past week. has returned to her
home in Roton avenue.
0 O O
Hiram Taylor. well known to
many in Darien and Re u. tell
while getting oft a trolls earths
White Bridge, Friday. Mr. Taylor
was badly shaken up and was assis-
ted to his home on Westside avenue
by Charles Nash of Darlen.
e 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knickerbock-
er of New York spent the week-end
at their home in Logan place.
0 0 0
David Mills who spent several
days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Mills. has returned to his
home in Springfield. Mess. .
O O O .
Mr. and Mrs. tlllsin Pinkney
have returned to their home in
Rowayton revenue after spending
several days at the home or up.
Plnkney's brother Charles Pinkney.
of Olenridge. N. J.
. O ‘0 0
James Desmond of no: Bill road
D" put in commission. and it will
be launched in a few days.
0 O 0
Mi- Ceroi Mills of-Highlen‘ ave.
nue will leave tomorrow tor Brook-
lyn where she will spend a few days
visiting her sisteg.‘ Mrs. m
Hughes. Miss.llills plans to do quite
a little shopping while in the cm.
Maybeaormanyheeitetes.toenter
theLesueofNatlo'nsbeoeusesheis
them are Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ca- ‘
has had his motor boat. “Dorothy "
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Eore is a recent photograph of Signors Mussolini. wife of the dictator of
ltaly. The signora is as self-possessed in the midst of the storm caused
by the recent attempt to assassinate her husband as Mussolini himselt is.
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In tDietrief
First district police are investi-
gating.three complaints concerning
the actions of boys. A complaint
Was received that a number of lads
were trespassing at North avenue
and Knight street and were demag-
ipg property. Several boys were re-
ported se creating a great deal of
noise near the Parish hell on Belden
svenpe. A complaint that boys had
throVIn stones through windows at
Meyer's factory on Hoyt street and
had narrowly missed hitting a wo-
man is also being investigated.
New York State Gets
First Woman Sheriff
Women have taken another hur-
die in the political life of New York
state. Governor Smith yesterday
appointed Mrs. (tiers. Cegel lenses!
of Piattsburg. New York. as Sheriff
of Clinton County to succeed her
husband who died isst Wednesday.
This is the first time in the history
of New York that a woman has
held this office, though many wom-
en havq been elected to the office of
sheriff in other states.
A WOMAN‘S BATTLE.
A women who is fighting for her
hebltii and her femily'flappinoss ‘is
a valiant soldier. She wages her hat-
tle in her own kitchen. She has no
thrilling bugics to cheer her on. no
waving banners. Often she becomes
discouraged for ill health is a power-
ful foe to contend with.
For more than half a century.
women have found Lydia E. Pink-
haln's Vegrtnblo Compound a faith-
ful ally in thris struggle for better
health.
Have you become discouraged by
Father Beat Her -'-_=._—=—__.'.-=:
the same struggle? Give Lydia E.
chance to be your nliy. tom—Adv.
.Pinkhcm’s Vegetable Compound all“
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NORWALK, CONN.
During this week We are showing an assorimoni nf Quaker (
HOME CRAFT WEEK
. April 12th to 17th
Craft Lace Curtains and Not.
Frank Hopkins, Washington. D. C..‘.
was sent to a hospital for mentni‘
observation because he bent his
daughter. Louise. 5. when she awoke
the night and cried for her
paid insured Delivery.
Silver Columbia. Templar. Commonwealth. 0;”. - 1m.
Coolidge. Columbia. Madam llutterfiy. l‘rrminr, i‘rmud...‘
White Kiiisrney. America. Annie Laurie.
won iiret prise at the ln'crliational Flowi‘r Show. .‘wnr York Cit}.
four years in succession. 19:3. 1324. 1025, 19:0.
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....l~ls.rdy Chrysanthemum Plants. all colors. 81.25 per dos: $10.00
per 100.
pipe 25 for 81.00; 100 for 83.00.
Scribner Ave. Boston'Post Road. South x0r\\i|iie. i‘llnnn 235i
ROSE BUSHES
Two and three-year old ".95 per «or... 534m m p. .g -p0“~ r
"7'60 per dos: $25.00 per ion at the farm.
live: ("shin
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liloonl iinm tin-s:- .nlshr-s
Postpaid insured Dow (z'y.
Lily-of-the-"slley. the sweclez=t flower that i: . moqnar oii
Postpaid insmmi iw-Eivr-ry.
Order now for planting time, circular mi rt“|‘i' :r,
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A Great Spring Cretoniie Bazaar
This is the time when winter weary women plan their Summer homes and make
new hen ngs, cover cushions, order tiipcovers.
They are all ready to trans-
form their homes so that when warm weather and sunshine comes, they are re
leased toenloy li. .
Sprlng’e Smart New Cretonne Patterns and Colorings Are on Display in the Cre-
tonne Section. Second Floor
Terry Cloth
Reversible Double Feud sad TwevTon
Remember how much you needed a butt
wrap last
summer? Perhaps a portiere
would mnkr the cottage more airy. Stripes
and large designs in every imaginable col-
cring-
“ethyl-
Sunfsst Cretonnes
Are a Good Investment
Such 4mm". 1s you find on expensive. lin-
: as are available in these very attractive
crescnnrs- Suggestion here for slip-cov—
ers. recovering reed furniture. cushions
and hengings- Unusual pastel color bar-
.monirs. 81-“ yd. to 81.1!
.Cretonnes with Matching Valence
Very new to the cretonae world are t ese
vslences which are printed to match side
draped . You simply cut out the design
an finch the edge- They are creating
great interest and may be had with light
or dsrk grounds-
Cretonncs 13 eta. yd. Velences D eta. yd-
. Colorful Bungalow Cretonnes 3
or Small Cost ‘
Cushions. hangings. and coverings of these
bright cretonnoe will transform the rented
cottage. Dovely designs for every room
in the home. We suggest that mibqln
work on these now. I! eta. yd.
Rods and Fixtures
Flat rods. nonessgglng reds—ell these new
inventions to help you have lovely inter.
iors. The effect of the curtain is in its
helm properly hung. Single rod. 28 eta.
p
Gsily Striped Chintz
if your summer windows are small. these
new striped patterns will be just the thing
to hang Most fascinating are the bright.
cool greens. blues and orchids- Many
other colors too. 45 etc. yd.
Stripes are Spring Fashion
Big. wide. striking stripes melts very eio
festive summer coverings. It you are
afraid of brilliant Roman stripes there are
conservative stripes that are always charm.
lng- Also these creionnes wear splendidly-
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Glazed China
(lowered and Plain Colors
The artistic home finds s hundred charming
places for glued chintzes—velsnces, pleat-
ed tic-bsclrs. window shades and lamp
shades. You nn'll not be disappointed in
this assortment 85 ets. yd.
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Slip-Covers and Cushions
Let us submit estimates for your draperies,
slip-covers and cushions. We specialize in
this worlr and will gladly help you in ev-
ery way we can.
Edgings and Fringe: *
in great assortment give the important fin-
ish to your draperies. There is a tremen-
dous variety for all types of iumishlngs.
S .cts- yd. to 35 ebs. yd.
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