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tween being smooth and being
serviceable.
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-Grnhsm's Ohitgo-o-grams
. IN this service we want
you to find} service that
“' will assist you in selecting
86 Washington Street
South Norwalk
See The New Arrivals
in Bags, Belts, Searfs, Neck-
wear, Hosiery and Underwear.
.3 ° . THEN.E.RYAN co.
‘3 the meats you need to
4 round out the proper menus
g for your weekly i'ood fest.
See Our Novel
Window Display
0|)
SERVEL
Electric Refrigeration
The Connecticut
Light A! Power 00.
Wall St. Norwalk
UDND
ROS.
MARKETS
‘ ' ’ sandman
'5tliAve.Phone 374i.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO PAY US
LESS MONEY!
BOYD WALL PAPER STORE
"The Store with the Orange Front"
Headquarters for Wall Paper
and Paint
30 MAIN ST. Tel. 478 NORWALK
Stone Hours 8 to it
Open Saturday Night.
' l
1926 Will Be the Biggest 4
Wall Paper Year ‘1
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PAGE FIVE
W ”HOMO“
There will be a rehearsal of the
choir of Trinity churns this ere.
ning.
m |
HOhMES
happy. healthy
children
are prOOfB Of whirl: Gold Dug" at St. Mary's
their mothers’ ..
IOVing care MIY 4.-—i\issquerside Dense.
-thereyou
will usually,
FURNITURE ‘co.
16 North Main Street
575 FIFTH AVENUE N at 47th Street
W. s. 1. SLOANE
«2 NEW YORK CITY
7 Art Establishment Where Today
' " Takes Care of Tomorrow
‘3}.
i!
dies Auxiliary,
i’ost.
Frank C. Godfrey Auxiliary. .Odd
Fellow's Hall.
Tarlov Post and Auxiliary in Com-
munity Iinli.
night in Masonic Temple.
Weid's Pupils at Regent Theater.
the Armory.
class at Odd Felion‘s‘ Hall
Main street.
l Pocahontas Wunoma Council.
class’St. Peter's church.
gun Ilises
footer.
of the champion ilshelnlon of ”10le
parts.
morning. when smoke. instead or go
ing up the chimney, (‘illllC out into'
the store.
call from Ferris avenue.
hing. and extinguished a grass tire.
sing of garments is siren the closest
attention at The Twin City Vsiet’s
~ Establishment.
delivered 67 No.
(05. --Adv..
Y
at his home in Day street.
Somethings ’ N
O
Somebody
.3 You Know e
*
v City Briefs S
TODAY’S EVENTS.
l'liaitu-"ibsnez "Torrent."
Palace—“Tho Artist Model."
Regent—“Stella Ditties."
Debtolay Ball at. the Armory.
Community nw‘ting, auspices La.
Frank C. Godfrey
May ti.-Minst:el Show Muivoy
May or—Symphony Orchestra
L‘onsegt In 8. N. M. E. Church.
May 7.—-Monker Grotto Ladies
May 7.-—Spl'lng Ballet or Lodice
May 10.—-K. or C. Annual Ball at
Kay 1" —-Flrth AnniAersary
Supper. Ladies Auxiliary Muiioy
Tariov Past.
May 15.-—Soclai
Men‘s Bible
South
May 17.-Anniversary I‘arty Past
May 19.—-Two Plays by Bible
Sun and Tide For Tomorrow
'The (' hails" ycsttrdny lived
up to his irpuiaiion of bring one
“iih ll. fcu friends he left
Firemen responded to a
last eve-
—'I‘he cleaning dyeing and pros.
Work called for and
Main St. Phone ed
Ward Palmer. cf the I‘. S, S. .\'cw
ork. United states Navy. is visiting
t Asa i‘in‘ll-r. ill“ l'ur‘n ("01.1 milihmw
illl't". LA .lllhl. lil‘.
lliir. ll‘il l't'Vll’l A‘iill
dated
the Countrv club dock at aboutI ““3 "1"“ “"1""
1‘l5llan iii liiiil bullion
l"rnlltt'
UMlt‘il Shl' :4, A
At it .‘Pi‘i'l
the mourn-r.» iltiliv
ilnli t‘h'il'i'h.
W:
to succud til" late \i’illiiim lzyxlmo. ‘ 5‘
and Arthur 1“.
second
was elected. church I‘li‘l‘lA’.
Mr. William D. Tilrli'iu or the lit-l
ternatlonai 1’. .\i. i“. .\.
Driller
.. c—n—
- DRY-1
GOODS
Rayon .Vests
$1.00
This iill year round thir-
niirlli. well made and nice.
finished. l’inli an]
Pouch colors. bill‘s 3‘.
ill, 12.
PURE SILK
I Full Fashioned
Hose 1
l
l ' 1
~ $1.25 1
: Without (inlllii ill.‘ lit-r»!
lull‘i- sill: sim'lilllu shown
in Norwalk iii i'ill‘\'\\'llt'l‘t'
lll'ill' this prim». l‘.‘ spring!
.\l| slaw,
t'tlllll'\_
‘__Q ..._.
Rayon Dresses
$3.75
his ilrst mill liull.l
............ z .\ .
. ..... :33. it ,‘:."“:"’ ,. ‘5‘".1““'.“1
High Tide ........... . ' I 1"" ‘1” 1" pro “1‘ i y N" . . . - * t
i t i it) 50’? M ti'Hill: .2... r .-~‘. ui his “to tor ":iiiiiw-i DIN‘“ "l ”i" l”‘l'“l”r
LOW Tid' ...... ..... 7:131 M. .. - ‘ " "
ANGEVINE ‘iliatuit - '1 lil‘ iii-rm» mm lulu-n! tiliil growl \‘5i‘iil'ill‘f' iliilll'l"
(it ill: «1H lll'l: ill Jl playground hi" -. . ..~ , . ,ii. .- ,N' 1.
Charles H. llnrrin. aboard his 50 hns i.-i~ our at Adams. (i...,’ “i ‘l “I h 1‘ “ “I I I”. \
ii lull-ll" H; iii 1:.
iiilhilit' iii L‘l
.lriil'llll(‘li lit the Town
lit in: eri«- illi: ill
illl.‘
, 31:30 in tho nriomomi and when thelcundwl\ "” " "” H" "'"H' S \ r. H D
" .. non
So. Norwalk Phonezas is... mm... .. 5 u... i... a... n‘ “y‘ “.“""“ 5““ ‘ “~ "“59 News
two good-sized pails l'ull to..0Aor- nose 0 L h: ”,m'"
llowing with flat flail. More than q, .- . r i -- ~ ‘
{150 fish were caught. ! T‘ .......1 m" U": 0‘ 1” him: 5
1 . _ - ;ll;luL’l|li‘.\‘ unit Sons will in- llllll .
m... w mm... ‘ Elsi-:1.“; “.11. .1" :i":.‘r‘.‘: ".‘:":“‘.‘:: = .
screened. ‘ _. " ’3 i ' ‘ ' - -
liar-.rls.an:i Gene. Adv. mo p.113...” 1.... ...hn1_.t,..i_ 1., iii... 1 owl and i."Iliili‘l‘17llIl“. \i'
s t!) ' 'I\ - *' I i
The “re apparatus a, the Central! ”0““- - ‘ ll‘ 2“} '3'“- . . illormltrhly practical :llid‘
Fire Station “as called to cutbills \H'llSlI no lll‘ u "‘1 -- '
I t‘ I' V. i ' ‘k I l -
fish market. i'Oitll Main Street ”I“ II. l’r:iinl ll) of“ d i\\ il'llt i _ i i (i (i
| ll\'l‘ \\'ii\li ili'i‘amw. .‘ldtlt‘
' of gingham or i-i‘:i.\l‘.i~. in
styles distinctly plenum-.2.
Silt". HS in H l
e r. s
l'v'.l"d l.0|ll.-illl.t in tho
\‘l'll 30th. 1W3.
o A‘
iii businvvs meeting of
Mirth! ("‘hl'is-
last l"\'i‘llllll:. Sir-phun
ll MUNSIE Hm rowm
[0-12 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Phone 2515 SOUTH NORWALK
! Coverall Aprons
79c3
W 0 Ill 0 ll is first. color
aprons of very fine ging-
ham in a large variety of
patterns, nicely ll‘llllllii'tl.
Will cover the c it t i r i:
dross. Special
Rubber Aprons
35c
Made with plii't‘ guiii l'llll-
WW
GIRDLON
Patented 1".sb 10.1”:-
Worn
- '43., Without
r; Corsets
‘ ' Will not slip
Dot-s not re-
lill'll circula-
iiou. Allows
i-ntll'c tr e e-
.lom of more-
iiicnt. Worn
:irollnd hips,
not at waist
liilc. ideal 1
for (llllit'lil':
rim: "fir liiifiSiE‘S'TA'Nb SAVE MONEY
‘r'-‘"”““‘l"‘” lwr. vulcanized to Tlli't‘,
.niidspnrh patterns of pt'l‘t'llli’“. .\
wt‘iil‘. two in one apron. Sptwiul
$1.00— iii 243v.
$1.39
. Smocks
Bandeaux
of Crepe de Chine $125
$1 19 iThc ldezil garment for
A beautiful handcauntrimmed
:inil i'rillcd with lace to suit
the feminine taste in dainty
push-1 shades.
Silk—"5.23;...
$5.95,
.\lil'ili'il\'t‘ silk ilri-ssi‘s. t'lltll'lil-
lli‘,’.l_\' styled in plain. printed
and iii‘ocndcd sillm. Sizes lti
it) ~1il,
home, ofiice or classroom.
Easily laundered, made of
good grade linen finish
material in pretty colors.
iSntoeks of black S'iii't‘li.
$1.69
Japanese
, Table Cloths
$1.00
An ideal cloth for summer
ironing Board Covers
39c. 49c, 59c
hind.- of good stout unbleacll
mi muslin or duck. All ready
in use. Ni‘t‘llh no tucks _A‘r,ii use. Made in Japan liiiil
.ilhi liil't‘ it to your board. llaStilllllCili'ipfllii‘S'l[It'llii-
(Ioniplctc “-‘llll lure. Fits any in: 111 blue on white.
lwiii'd. . Size 54354 inches.
Valet-r. was circled tint. iioiicml
Alliswui‘th “7H t‘lv‘Ct- ‘
to Mrsl'clsnr'rs former office of
ilf‘fll‘lll‘. Hurry Nicholson
' a ‘ .
the Stamford lluFltli ii_ . l.i‘l‘ :i .‘AliOll.
illness.
it t i
Mary t‘luri.
('t‘ill go.- iifl i’-‘u1.t“"l (i“‘\lil3 {it .‘lhb .‘~l.ll‘_\
. . . Springfield. BPf‘ll‘. \\'edncsday Aisii. .( lurk ““0 11.1.1 A.- .31. lIl l_\ ii"liillll)011
. -.. ll of ill" hllzh schools 01 » . '4 Tm
. all”. --Anthrscite. All sizes. Harris [is sewn u..t so from iht litt lieiiio _ .
i. t and Gena—Adv. 535;“:331 gftllumii' 11illltinglj mt ”u; lot “\(lilll Mill “1 in tin nit: l’m
:: ‘ _ “ g o . .' 3 ii in suit or o ‘“.I I. “()“nHm. w 8‘...) of (1... 1:1.“
. .. our prices are right and bone“: because this hOUSC Mrs. Ella. Kcrkes. of Osborn ave- mm‘iflnfdurém"? ”‘ ‘1!) film in“ ‘; l \li-tiiodist tllllli ii iliili i ill‘l.t lliii"l‘—Y
nllt‘. ma lo a -0m l l 1 a S \ an (S liiit _\ n Pr\ll’.i\\t"t l‘. I‘ c m “TL
1 ~ is here to stay—it already has behind it a record Norwal]: policepiéii..§.‘§.‘” “$33; tum...“ or or... i... “i... .... m mum “ u in 9“:
II _ ‘ ’ 'tvwrsted in cntvrinr: iiii- F‘I‘l'lllgl'lt'lll' , . . | , ._ ..,=
i for over 83 years of upright trading. On our way, 32;:‘er;“ng“:1'"§°:31 ‘L‘.°..:‘:“‘l.‘:.‘ 3‘0 was... ii... i...” ........i .-....-.l H I "'31:"; ":1““,"‘_‘l“ ‘ WM
' ' ‘ 5' Rii . . i in ii .-i. F. lr- 1" ““‘ '“ '
A; . to the century mark we propose to add new and v» horn avenue. . l'oliccmun Martin “12:01::deollztlllil:H ‘. 1 (|\\. is iirgtli .ittindm }t~<l\"llll\ .if—.
E E . Lengyr'l ln\'€SilR‘at¢d the matter. _ .._..__n.. .ti moon 1: ‘_‘ from llit iniiiv. i I \\'.~. i_
lasfing en 1' ' II ' ‘ ' Ian-line. ill-v. t‘hzipiiiziii S liAAis1
-—Radios and \ictrotos sold on ,4“), of Trinity t‘i.ll|'i‘ll .-.. iltlliC‘il .
on ter 5 Do i .—- ,. . - . -. l' « _ .1 tille
t We realize that the success we attain is in pgopor- 3’ m- M”. M”- . , Deaths and Funerals I ‘1“.......q..‘imi\.:wi‘.i ‘11ng l” .1.”...1
. cry. 1 "u ‘ “ .... - '
1 tion to the benefits we give the people in . . are“ Junior Sagamoro AIM” M- ‘ . D. . iiorili offerings. The will inull‘i'l‘s
. Pohlman attended a meeting 0: the Aim-V . ‘5 “fl... Char,” it”... mint ii. b'i-cui‘.‘
k“...
Sofas in Mohair $181.00
Denim. or you on com $120 It?
Easy Chairs highw- $89.20
Datim. «momentum»
Win Chairs in. . . 00
g Mohair-’90.»
DmeyearowseomSSSep
Thereisalsoalargeselecflon
and while offerings such as presented here shear off ll
profits, they make loyal friends, building for the
future of this business on the firm foundation of
e . ‘ mutual benefit. Today’s offerings take care of to- '
morrow’s patronage in this establishment.
UPHOLsTERED FURNITURE
. ” At prices representing important and unusual savings
C edF .s ,
Slimmif... 185 9.9
Dahwmmmslficp
Carved Frame
Chair in Mohair
DenimmryouroumcooaMup
Occasional Chairs $35.20
Boudoir Chairs
i
E ' litter Merchandise at Reasonable Prices
1
Miller! l
inasvidemged prioafmnwliidttochoose _ *
BED ROOM FURNITURE
Alargechoiceisofieredincompletesuites andin
dividual pieces at exceptionally moderate pric‘es.
. .1 Complete Suites of Eight Pieces from 33609,?
Fewer pieces at proportionate reductioit in price.
$1109:
i
i
. ’302?
fabrics t"; i i
improved Order of Red Men, held in
Derby, last evening.
Stamford were visitors in this city.
last evening.
treating and plumbing work the new '
building.
work Nelson M. White's experts can
do the same in '- satisfactory man-
ner.
plumbing contractor. 56 North Main
street—Adv.
Wail street. was a visitor in Bridge-
port yesterday.
0
Fish Market—Adv.
ordered this morning not to make
any arrests for parking ordinance
violations.
was a. business visitor in Norwalk
this morning.
icanisation isjpart o! the program
of the Fairfteld County Goodwill
Industries at M Cross street. Phone
4140 Nomalk.—-.Adv.
cial painter and sign hanger ot’ the
police department. removed the
"police station” sign from the
itirst district headquarters this
*‘ morning. The policeexpeot to move
to the
street in a day or two.
court in the first district this morn-
. O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard hicrroll or
in
~Whatever y our
problems in
the renovation or jobbing
in
Nelson M. White. heating and
The funeral ut‘ )ii‘s. Allil“. (I
formerly of this All)".
.‘iwui' Tuesday at. the ironic of hilr
daughter,
it‘sitvrduy
:ihe East Avenue Methodist church.
lii‘V. Charles 5. Gray ilnli'ltlll‘ll.
will
Stewart Marshall.
and D. Burr Beach.
The funeral of Mrs. A‘arolinc Will-
passed away Wednesday cvcniug in
Do ,A‘.
null \‘hnrim‘ l‘mili.
who passed
' h‘ilwiiri‘l liuri‘.
'i‘iilihl TUi‘AY.
S- A Switch-
l‘l . talks:
l'llls
lily l\lll-
he :iitti
Mrs. lit‘rlii‘ri S. Mitchell. —vlll"Il.i'
Mount Vernon. N. l’.. was ilicld i-‘. MA. l'lnliv‘. .
afternoon at 2:30 from lilfn's l'iiinn. l'i-U“..‘..
"Two lwitirs of l‘nlt‘y
moved all Syllllllollls oi'
noy~ trouble. Hum-ins: hum...
pains. dizziness and i‘iozit‘in': .
correcting ll‘l‘Lg‘llll‘ kidney UNION.
clearing secretions. l"\llt‘.\' I'ilin ham
my hcurticst \l commendatiml.‘ "
The
worn ll:ii‘i‘.\‘ \Ti‘lil‘.
Clifll‘lt‘fi T‘t'vsroil
liitvrnivnt was
East Norwalk cemetery.
s s e
Caroline “'llliiiott
boa rers
put a hr'iAy strain on llll llt‘ll(\
Foley I'ilis.-———.\dv.
-—-Live Lobster: Saturday Cutblll's
‘ e t
The first district policemen were
I O 0
Edward Johnson. or Bridgeport.
sate
—Community Dnters and Amer-
‘ 0 D O
Policeman Harry Brown. the em-
Kantor building on Wall
0 0 0
There was no session or the city
r
. ‘1 p
., An duodenum 13:1!!th “a we «13b: more eonoinang . i
'. \ unperturnoupssau..ssu.xmu mm sum . . ,
. z, wwwmmmqm pf
.g ‘wwu.-.._.. -u . . .v... . ,
'v . ‘ . .. . ~5 airway-um ‘4- e -.
ubcuAReE
let. as test iyour
radio tubes
"Home and HEATING_ supplies. including steam boilers.
«l. .M. «smallness co. inc.
w w". m
' INT: auv voila
Bathroom Outfit, Complete, $05
This beautiful :- piece set with nickel fittings. A- 1 quality. $63.
GAS RANGES. ”4.50 (JP—Electric automatic Pump.c complete. 890.
Cool at! us combination Stoves. ”5, We carry a complete line or
radiators. pipe and fittings. All materials guaranteed perfect
WE PAY THE mum. loud for free catalogue H
36 New Summer St. Stamford, Conn.
MN West sau- Sn, liens York City
Ti" .
::1iA‘-'ltS.'
Months nt cold in. i damp w i .llllil‘ ‘
. -. . -' " " . i-lcl them today will Foley l‘ills.
-BRI€b&ll Sunday. Wilton. Now 1:13;! :éfoigéstgyijniiribi‘liiib‘iit'ii‘t‘”i No Iinert: backariios. dull lli'l‘id“
Departures of Bristol. from the home, Tokenckv “03¢ aches. dizziness. iii-0a....” tooling. .\
| . . ' Darlen. Interment will be in Spring quick improvement will .iiiipiy rc-
M‘m‘” ”an?" 3- 0‘11““ 0’ Grove cemetery. Mrs. Avillmoii nay you- Ask your “YUP—"5‘ 6“"
New York Markets
55 Main St.
Norwalk
Telephone 2828
[43 Washington St.
So. N orwalk
Telephone 3213
SPECIALS
FOR THIS WEEK END‘
Lean Fresh Shoulders . .20c lb.
BEST MILK F AD" VEAL
SHOULDER VEAL 18c lb!
SMALL BREAST VEAL 16c lb.
RIB VEAL CHOPS........... 30clb.
LOlN VEAL CHOPS 36c lb.
Rump Veal 25c lb.
Genuine Spring Lamb‘ Fancy Poultry
Small Legs Lamb . . . 88c Extra Fancy Roasting
Chickens .44c
Small Should er Lambgg: Fresh Killed Fryers 45c
1“" Lamb “‘0!“ ' - Fresh Killed Broilers 50c
Loin Lamb Chops 48c Corned Tongues . . 25c
Bread & Butter Pot Roast . . . . . . . .. 25c lb.
Sticking Pieces 22c lb.
PrimeRibRoast 32c lb.
Rib Roast (Boned&Rolled)' 32c lb.
Fresh Chopped‘Beef 18c lb.
RoundSteak 32clb
Sirloin Steak. .36c 1b..
Shoulder Steak. . . . . .20c lb.
Plate CornedBcc'f 10c lb.
Boneless RumpCorned Beef 26ch
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