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The Tacky Party

“Why John. ybu'can’t get by

wearing your suit
wrong side out-—
people will see
the Johnson label
and they’ll say
you’re trying
to high hat them!”

Johnson’s Suits $35

 

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Specialists in Hills
Grade Wearing Asssrsl

J Corner Main and Wall Streets
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TODAY’S EVENTS. .

Malta—“Beverly ot Greustarlt. "
Regalia—W Lodioe Weld Delhi." '

Palace—”Chip o! the Flying U. "
Monker Grotto . Ladies, night

in
unsonio Temple. a
Spring Ballet 0! Lodloe \Veld'l
Pupils at Regent .ieater.
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COMING EVENTS.

May 10. —!S. at C. Anus” Ball it
the Armory.

May loplnvitation flirt; Junior
Philathess ot Nor. M. E. church.

May iO.—Clean Up Work com-
mences in City.

May 10.-—8chools in Norwalk n”
open after Week's Vacation.

May li.'—Mothere Club Meets at
G. W. Club.

. May ll.——Bosrd

Meets.

1 May iz.—-Pride of Court Narruk
turd Party.

May 12.—-Iteception at. S.
t; church for new pastor.

my 12.—B'ifth Anniversary

Supper. Ladies Auxiliary Mulvoy

Tarlov Post.

May 13.—Wonian's Club or Nor-
waik Holds last meeting of sea-
son. l- .

May is.—sosisi°* Men's-
clasa at Odd Fellows‘ Hall
linln street. .

May 17.-—Annlversary Party Past
Pocahontas Wanoma Council.

May 19.--Two Plays by Bible
class St. Peter's church.

of Education

N. )1.

Bible
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Sun and Tide For Tomorrow.

 

.‘ .mlk this morning on business.

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’ ——-PERMANENT wanna
—.\ complete new 1926 Nestle
ircullne‘ waver has been installed

oy, Mrs. L. A. lsklyan. leadingthair-

dr'esaer. who will be pleased to have

-you call and see the different kinds

of waves as given by the new ine-

ihod. 127 So. Main St. Phone 924.—

Adv. '

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The first Friddy masses were held
in St. Mary’s and St. Joseph‘s
churches this morning. —
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-Speeial Victor Album for Mo-
ther's Day with three double lace
records complete. “Jun—Adv.
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Mrs. W. T. Williams and ‘eon.

‘ Vincent Williams. of Snugatuck.

were visitors in Norwnlk today.
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—l:.‘very article in every

service. The Felrtield County Good-

 

New York Markets
”(ll 143Wiishin8t0n St- 55 Mai“ 3"

:So. Norwalk Norwalk '
Telephone 3213 Telephone 2828

FANCY SOUP CHICKENS 5 to 6 lbs. 37c
LEAN FRESH SHOULDER lb. 20:

BEST MILK FED VEAL

ESHOULDER VEAL lb. 20c"
SMALL BREAST VEAL lb. 18c
RIB VEAL CHOPS 30clb
LOINVEAL CHOPS lb. 38:
JRUMP VEAL lb. 26

. Genuine Spring Lamb Fancy Poultry
SmallLegsLamb 38cExtraFancyRoas§t~
;iShoulderLsmb...22cib. ingChickens ....‘45elb.
" Rib Lamb iChops’ . .40.: lb. Extra Fancy-.Fowl 42c lb.
ianlanhops‘ .50clb. Cornedl Tensile ..25c lb

‘.Erend&ButterPotllout 25clb.
:StlckingPieees 22clb.
.Pri'meaibaosst 32clb.
""RibReast(Boned&Rolled) 32clb.
irssshc‘iioppedseer 18clb.
sirloinsmk‘issin
ShoulderSteak 20clb.
:fruteCom‘siiBsst 10clb.
BonelessRumpCornedBeef......28slb

 

 

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. Norwalk ‘ Congregational

will Industries Tel. 4140. ii Cross
St. Norwalk—Adv.
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Dr. H. S. Phillips onddbr. Walter
O‘Connor of Westport motored to
Norwalk today.
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-—Now is the time of year for for
storage. The Twin City valet is a
reliable place and all i‘ur storage
here is insured against tire and
lthert. 67 North Main St. Phone
duh-Adv. ‘2

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The iirst district police warned
smell boys about throwing stones on
River street last night.
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—-l.ive lobsters ere now-to be had
at Cutbill's Fish market. Fresh ship-
ments or seafood arrive here daily
Deliveries to all sections or this lo,

cailty. 71 North Main St. Phone
108. —Adv.

‘o s 3
Donald Pttehen. of Treedwell

ing in Norwalk on business.
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Rolleenian Conrad Miller found
the door or the Economy Tire shop.
on Main street open last night. He
guided the owner, who closed the
cor. ' ‘ '

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-Card reading and palmistry. 28
Ann St. So. Norwalk. Phone
szssJF—Adv. . ~

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George St. John. St John place.
Westport. has purchased a. new
Chevrolet coupe mm W. R. Austin.
47 Railroad avenue.

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-—th.tever your problems in
heating and plumbing work the. new
building. the renovation. ordobbiag
work Nelson M: White's maria out
do the same in a satisfactory man-
ner. Nelson M. White. heating and
plumbing contractor. to North Main
street—Adv. “ ‘

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Dr. George G. Fawoett. s Wash-
ington avenue. spent yesterday in
New York City.

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Martin Spshr.‘ o: la Glenwood
avenue; hes purchased a new Chev-
raise coach from w. n. Austin"

 

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Vernon Wilma“. 5! First street.
reported to the police that his bi-
cycle waa stolen .rrom- the South
church

 

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aim to. i.se_o roasdpaeiiy

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>a' New York City, motored to Non,

_ “Good”
will" bag does its bit in rendering;

avenue. Sausatuok. spent this morn-

 

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Mothers

. Loo. ‘ k ’
for the ‘Qttaksr's picturg

‘ .wlien' buyin: oats.

Chat means

richer flavor

 

 

 

 

‘I
HEN children they don'
like oats. it's us U becaus-

rich uskcr ilsv'or is missing.

Chidren who endings-ll"b don't teln‘
to cats are often quickly"b won to thi
important food. simply by giiin.
them “Quaker.

The flavor is uniquely diiferent
toasty rich and creamy. Quake
Oats alone has it. Some 50 year
were spent in perfecting it.

, Quaker milling. too, retains much 0
the "bulk" of cats. 'And that make
lsutivcs less often needed. Thus iii-u
tein. carbohydrates vitsmines an
“bulls" combine in "linking Quake
Oats an excellently balanced ration

Get Quick Quaker (cooks in 3 to .'
minutes) or Quaker Oats today a
your grocer.

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while he was attending a soil
there.
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—-Radios and \ictrotas sold o
. rainy terms, Donnelly.—Adv.
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i Aitomobiics driven by John in.”

i ning and Joseph Dickmun “fired in

 

gm ltises ............ 4_ 43 A. ‘1 la slight collision in Monroe stieu
Sun Sets _____________ 6' 57 P ‘1. lycstcrdnv nftornoon.'1‘hc daniug
High Tide ........... 3:12 A. M “'3' “‘8'" . . .
. ' l ............ 2:15 P. M.
[on Tde ; , -—-Eycs examined by a Universii;
_ Graduate. Benedict. The JCWCIil
Edward Bloon and John Bernard. —.\dv.
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Michael Dominick or Saugntuc'
reported to the police that n. can
pulling out from the curb in Wash
ington street. yesterday aiterncm.
struck his car and damaged l
slightly. .

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-Anthracite. All sizes.
and Guns—Adm...

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The property at 193 4‘ menu--
belonging to the cstatcl‘filizalmil.‘
ii. Smith has been sold w the ad-
ministrator. Wilbur 1". Smith, to
Jugcne J. Van Ness. The deed was
given yesterdny at the
Keogh and Condos.

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PM“ EVERGREENS NOW.

--lt you are planning to plant or
beautify the grounds about your
property this season now is the
time. Are you interested? We have
the rarest and haidiest collection of
evergreens’ in New England. Come
and see them‘growing in all their
lovelinefl and make your selections
South \Viltnn Nurseries. :1 Dan-
bury Turnpike. Phone Wilton :8—
Adv. ’

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Policeman and Mrs. Wallace it.
Sammie have changed their rest-
dence from first street to the Keel-
cr building. 13 Washington street.

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é-Genuine Cameo Brooches for
mother at li‘rnnk Lender’s 96 Wash-
ington St. So. Norwalk.—Adv.
e s h
The choir of Trinity church will
meet tor rehearsal this evening.

-The latest designs in Heat Proof
Oven Ware. tel Mother at Frank
Lauder's 90 Washington St.
NOI‘.~—Ad\'

Deaths andvFuneraIsj

Julia Clark.

Julia Clark wife or the late “1.
11am ht. Clark died Fridny mornin
at the home or her daughter. Mrs
Otto 1.1. Butler. 43 Osborn avenue 3
the age or 73 years. Shh .is survived
bythreo sons and two daughters. Ed-
win S., Frank 13., Charles A. Clark.
Mrs. Otto H. Butler like. Harry Far-
rlngton‘and one stepdaughter. Mrs.
George Miller. all of Norwalk: also
one sister in Mount Kisco.N. Y.

 

 

 

 

afternoon at 2 at Christ church.
East Nero-elk. Rev. Robert B B
Foote, the rector. will ’otticiste
Burial will be in Oukwood ceme-
tery. Mount Kisco. N. Y.

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Rn eibi '.

Ruth Geib. g: s yours. daugh-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Geib. or
F'st street passed away Thursday
morning at the Presbyterian hospi.
tal. in New York‘Clty. from acute
peritonitis.

Funeral sexless. will be 'beld
from the late home. tomorrow at
ternoon at" 8 and will be private.
Rev. Charles 8. Gray. pastor of the
East Avenue Methodist church will
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—Leh igli coal. automatically '
iicrcened. Harris and Gans.--Adv
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The tuneral will be held Sunday.

 

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10-12 SOUTH MAIN STREET

 

 

 

II. MUNSIE' 111%

Phone 2515 SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

SASH CURTAINS

39 c PAIR

curtains in
all ready

ficrlm stir-ll
hemstiicliixl,

 

COVERALL APRONS

79c

 

‘ Fancy Prints

to hang.

HOUSE AND
STREET

Broadcloth
Cotton Eeulard
Flowered and

$1

DRESSES

Cleverly Made
With Smart Collars,
Cuffs, Bows, Piping

and Pockets

 

THE BIGGEST VALUE WE HAVE OFFERED THIS SEASON

Every one spai'klingly new.
much less than it would cost you to
buy the material and make them. *

block punt-ms. color.

Finished
big

 

to 10.

EVERYDAY ZEPHYR

39 c YARD

This much used fabric is absolutely last
Comes in pretty printed designs
for children's or women's dresses.

 

ONCE MORE

Full Fashioned Pure Silk Stockings at

,, $1.25 ““3

A very pretty npron of fine quality ging-
lull" in checks. plaids and stripes.
with white piping. Large and roomy.

enough to C(in'l‘ nlniost IllO entire dress. 14 spring colors to select from.

Priced Regular and extra sizes, f
36 to 54.

price.

All at one low

FULL BLEACHED SHEETS

$1.00

Full 81x90 inches. made or living!
that will wear “'(‘IL
Saturday only.

“I

muslin
Spcclul' price for

RAYON vssrs

$1.00

This wonderful rest is in such great de-

 

 

livery day we receive new shipments of mnnd and has won the approval cl sr.
this (anions pure silk stocking. sizes 8 1-! many women Ili‘l‘v- iIlflI vr- mlxiso i:ll’l_\
selections.

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Something

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BARRED necks
STRONG.

206“"

SPECIAL PRICES

OnQiishtity
ORDERS

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HEALTHY:
. CHICKS—HIGH.
GRADE STRAIN AND
NOT MIXED STOCK

 

Big 5.

 

5c ~ 10c - 25c and $1.00 Departmgnt Store
Norwalk's Greatest Value Giving Store

3.4: Y
CH CKS

hipmenl Just Arrived,

Get Your Chicks New

.J. Newberry‘ Co.

 

Watch Our
Windows

Daily

 

 

 

 

 

RHODE ISLAND
REDS

200w

LEGHORNS

18C, ea.

SPECIAL PRICES
0n Quantity
ORDERS
23 Main Street

NORWALK, CONN.

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dew street. agedvlo years, after a
long illness. He is survived by his
parents. two Sisters. Miss May and
Miss Rose Dipisa. and three bro-
thers. Nichoiear' Russell and Joseph
Dipisa. all or Norwhlk.

 

Fred'Ehs-lellbech.

Fred Ehrlenbech. nine-yesf-‘eld
son or hire. Anna Ehrlenbach. or
North Towns ds N. Y.. tqrmer-
ly at Summer as. this city.psse
ed away at his home Saturday. April

 

Funeral seriices tor Sophia Sod-
m. widow of Louis G. Seder-
strom. who died at her home. d.
West Park Place. Stamford. Wed-.
needsy. alter a short illnm will be
held this evening at s irom her late
home. Interment will be private.

‘ Martha E. Find!

The funeral of Mrs. Martha.E.
Finch will take place tome w alt.
mean at 3 from the home I her
b, in-law. Aaron Martineeu.
oodward.avenue.4 Rev. Lester
'1'. 'flall‘y. will onciate. The earth
loss will be privdte. Interment will
be in Rhos-Ml cemetery. "

. diaessno biptn. ’

slams Diviln. son or Mr. and
Mrs. smith fluke. may; last
evening at the sanity home. as can

 

 

 

 

 

25.1110 boy is survived by sin
mother and a younger brother.
Howard. Burial was in North Town-
nwenda. Norwalk lrlencls extend
their limpethiesrto the bereaved
iamill';

It might help some it at‘stxty
miles the speedometer would bring
into view a miniature ball‘ and
chain—Schenectady Gazette.

With girls Wg 99 out at a
possible too buil'l- s-eyes. putting the
shot 80 test and doing the loo-nod
dash in 1! seconds. there won‘t be

 

 

 

mush chance seine n attsr‘ a
while either to duster .-—Pliiia.
deiphia tnguirer.

SYSTEM RULES .the classified

 

section.

Building Permits
Building inspector George S.
Hubbell has issued the tollewi’l
building permits: it

John C. Smith garage in Elm
street. cost 8250.

Andrew Gei'iiu. steel garage in
Fairvlew avenue. cost 8250.

-Henry Fabriaio. ~Wroclt buildings
in Washington street- for Harry
Goodwin. cost $1 000.

Fred Wolfe. house nddltioii in
Fitfli street. cost 8700.

Allen Aiken. house addition inI
Third street. cost 3600.

Harry L. Wardvveii. house addi-
tion in Bayvicw avenue, cost. $1. 000.

 

 

 

silk UNDERWEAR

Never has the line been so
beautiful; or so varied, and
the prices are surpris-
ingly low.

hiss. BRYANCO
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.VANlTY FA‘lR UNDERWEAR

A comprehensive showing of this wonderful
glove silk underwear for those desiring the better
class of undertllings. ' '

Vests and Step-ins to match. Pink—Peach—
Maize—0‘ rchid—Green, trimmed with contrasting
. co ors.

Vests at.............. $2.00
Step-ins at $2.50

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lRVlNG B. STONE

13—15 Main St. '

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