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Hundreds of American,» Decorated
American Porcelain Dinner Sets
A Large Special Purchase for Our May Sale .
with Prices Shame Cut
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Connection with
R e a d ’s f r o in
South Norwalk.
such '
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atthese sale prices.’
Shop for You.
could bring these attractive sets to sell at so markedly cut prices. Think of the op-
Plan now for an extra set at home or for the summer cottage—and replenish supplies
MayflowerflsapehiBocderandMerlelflonDocorafiona
Sabina,” andIOOPlecee
100 Piece Set in pink and green”: border pattern (sketch-
ed) with setting of tan. tternwhlch may be
snatched at any time. Reg. ”spa Sale $26.69
Dian-'50! oi loo pieces basservtce for twelve. Med-
allion decorations of pink and blue or gold and white.
Reg. :20 a la: Sale 315
so Piece Set in two attractive medallion decorations
combining various colorings. Service for 6. Reg.
Ito e Sit Sale
Small Set of 32 pieces has a choice of five diii'erent coi-
ored border designs. Finest American porcelain with
service for 6. Reg. 19 . Sale $5.95
32 Piece Service of American Porcelain in three dainty
medallion patterns—service for 6. Reg. so
“.8439
. assuring, Colored Glassware
for Summer Luncheons and Cooling Drinks
Oomparatively new in fashion are these colored glass
luncheon sets—grben or embark-with six teacups and
saucers, tea plates and salad plates, and one large salad
p,iate sugar and creamer. Nasty-seven p eces in
all. Reg. 310 MaySaless 75
Fuck Blow a dainty new shade with encrusted,
gold bands. lovelier bridal glttl Reg. Si ea.
. 9 etc.
,Etchad Glassware. cheese and cker dishes, handled
'aandwich plates and finely etch lasses in lace effect.
in amber or blue. round or oval shall?» 1158- $3 $1.59
Console Sets of amber. green- or blue com rise one is e
greeted bowl and two ten inch candlestick: Reg. 33 iii.
' 31.85 .
Ice Tea Sets—covered Jug and 6 crystal glasses in thin
blown, crackled eflcct. A summer’s .delighti Reg.
33. 30 set. .
Dobbhdeadlestiolnofcoioredgiassan alere
splendid reproductions of the old Sand glass and
make charming boudoir lamps when mounted for elec-
tricity. Reg. 31 ea. 79 ch.
Table Glasses. optic pattern in attractive shade of am-
ber. in this assortment are bleis. tail and low slur-
bets, table tumblers. ice tea asses, cocktail and ginger
ale glasses Sale. 35 etc. ea.
Plain Thin Blown Tumblers, fine grade for everyday use
-regularly priced 6 for 38 cts. Sale 6 for 30 etc.
..
Separate Plates and Cups and Saucers
{American Porcelahl'letee in white with gold line bor-
der. Large on for either breakfast or dinner serv-
ice. .JuIst that rig for miner cottages! Reg. 25
cts. ea. Sale 19 etc.
CweanrlSanoento match above. Reg. 30cts. ea.
Sale 23 eta.
Useful Household Specials
MW Dam—ele- fleece or fruit
"a" 3M3 m 3 run; Heavy tin bowls
drying arms. Folds flat to lirames.
wall _when not in use. Waadfinfim
Elma! PM ”'35 ‘1 enamel for kitchen or
‘Cae Show Tasman—up- m “3° consist of M“
de'r' and stool combined.
steel. Toasb4silcss,at
onetime. Reg. Sonia
abet-l
$1.79
Nestle-shin large sine.
Glass rubbing surface.
85 etc-
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36'- NCO $1
Tenants & Seneca of English Porcelain, plain white.
Reg. 6 for 81. 33.
Build: Teapots, in plain band or floral decorations——
4deeigns. Reg flea. Salenete.
baccarat
”Wm... Aluminum Specials :
A grade of aluminum that Five qt. tea hettles‘reg.
is well Iknown for its su- price sass sate
perior wear. All hard, I
thick sheet metal. 8% inch try pane, reg.
price $1.20 ea cbe.j
Pour qt. covced kettles
reg. price 8L7! $1.40
Threeqtaanoepeaseflg. t
pricetidol ecu... panareg.4$cts.. 38ers.
‘One‘qtstewpane. reg. to their fle'plaeeereg.
ammo. 39ers price4ocis. anon.
Floor flushes
“do. .
lo’"blechs make wide
mopetliledwith
yarnwhichhssbeen
milytreatedtocateh
W.
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Call No. 3034 and
Ask Betty Bar-
num, O u r Per-
sonal Shopper, to
Selassie."
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954 inch deep jelly cake
v City Brlefs Ls
TODAY'S EVENTS.
Rielio—"Mile. Mediate." .
Regent—“Desert Gold."
Palace—"Kiki."
K. of C. Annual Ball of the Ar-
mory. .
vitatlon Party. Junior
fie“ of Nor. M. E. church. I
Clean to Work commences in
City.
Bohols in Norwalk Reopen after
Wek'n Vacation.
Phila-
COMING EVEN TS.
May ll.—-—Mothere' Club Meals at
C. W. Club.
May 11.—-Bonrd of
Meets.
May 12.—Prido of Court Narruk
Card Party.
Muy i'..'.-—Rcccptlon at 8. N. M.
1-3. church for new pastor.
May lib—Fifth Anhiverlary
Supper. Ladiee Auxiliary MulVoy.
Tariov Post.
May 13.—Woman'e Club of Nor-
walls Holds last. meeting of sea—
son.
May 15.-—Soclel Mun'e
class at Odd li‘ellon's' Bail
Main street.
a May 17.-Anni\orsary Party Pest
Parallel itas Wanomu Council.
\iay 10.——T“o Plain by Bible
clues St. Peters church
May 21—‘\imlng picture at tho
Glrls‘ and Womrn'a tillh. “Changing
iillsbnnds. "
\lllv 27—Fuirfleld County League
of Womrn Voters meet in Norw.alk
Education
Bible
Smith
Sun and Tide For Tomorrow.
tiun Risvs ..... 4:40 A.li
Sun Sets .............. 7:00 P. \i
illgh 'i'irio10155 A. Ml
Low Tidi- ............ 5:13 P. M.
Our lurulhi rs Lodge No.10,l. O.
0.1“” Will meet this evening for
regular bunnies. An important mat-
ter will be taken from the table at.
this time. All past grands should
not credentials as soon as possibiv.
for the grand lodgi- mvels Wednes-
ddy. May :16. of Hartford. It in ex-
pected that n Norwalk mun will be
ulected the next grund inhaler. and
this will bring the grand lodge here
next your.
C I I
——Now is the time of year for fur
storage. The Twin City \‘nlet'in a
reliable place and all fur storage
here is Insured against fire and
theft, 67 North Main St. Phone
408.—.\dv.
t O 5!
Tifiro villi be an important meet-
ing of the Young People's Dramatic
Guild of Trinity church. tomorrow
evening in the parish hall. Final
arrangements will be made for the
comedy. “Mr. Bob" to be presented.
Friday. May 21st.
0
George P. Ella. 36 Main street.
has purchased a. new Chevrolet com-
mercial car from W. R. Austin. local
dealer in South Norwalk.
0 0 e
-—Wbatever yOur problems in
berating and plumbing work the new
building. the renovation or jabbing
work Nelson bi. White's experts can
do the same in a satisfactory man-
ner. Nelson hi. White. heating and
plumbing contractor, 56 North Main
stroet.-—AdV.
0 0 e
There will be a. meeting of the vea-
try of Grace church. this evening.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. LuciusG
Dorothy Ives and Mrs. Elizabeth
Weston of l’lninvillo (‘onn.. were
guesta‘of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Douiens. 19 St. John street. over
Sunday.
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The Lndien' Aid of the Rownyton
hf. E. church will meet for a sewing
session Tuesday at 1:30 o'clock at.
the home of Mrs. liarry Brynn. on
North street. .
-Rn.dioe and \‘lctroins sold on
.osy terms. Donnelly.-—Adv.
I O O
Camilla. Crume. (Mrs. Camilla
Goodrich) of Glover avenue. Win-
nipauk. has withdrawn from the
cast. of "Love ’Em and Leave 'Em."
after an extended run at the Sam
H. Harrie Theatre. New York City.
according to a New York theatrical
weekly.
0 O O
~Anthracite. All sizes.
and Genes—Ad’s]. .
Harris
0
Mrs. Charles Jaegsr of Brookside.
is driving a new Rickenbacker ee-
den.
0 O 0
—-LI a lit coal. automaUcully
schooled. nrria and Gena—Adv.
O I 0
Antonio J. Audino. has resumed
his former dutlee as make upgmnn
in the mechanical department or
department oi the Evening Sentinel
after being employed for a ‘ibhort
time on the Huntington Advertiser
.ln Hununcton. West Virginia.
0 0 0
--Put coal in nbw. excellent qual-
.. y. well screened and at the best
price for this year. Immediate de-
ll. -.erles Alfred Brown. Coal. Mer—
ritt 8t. Phone 8393-2
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Selnknecht
and totally of New Rochelle. N. 1..
formerly at this city. visited Chic! of
Police and Mrs. William R. Penning-
ton. 11 Been street. last eve-rig.
O
The local public schools opened
,todny after a. week's vacation. litany
of the teacher; and pupils visited
outnof-town during the recess per-
lod.
e e e i
The budget for no: year will be
the chief item or bu see to come
upettbemcettngerthebosrdot
education which will be held at the
Birth school tomorrow night.
0 0 e
The first district fire apparatus
floundedtnanalarmeentintrom
boa II. It IMO Saturday Billet. A
board tonne was on tire at. the rear
of the Over Rivu‘ school and the
alarm wan sent in. The llremen ar~
rived and extinguished the blues.
There was no damage.
0 I 0
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Cools-y. of
Riverside avenue. Westporl. were
visitors in Norwalk today.
0 O v
John Milne. of l‘liilllu strut, and
Charles Milne. of Winnipaull, visited
thelraotlicr in itoclmlio yesterday.
0 O 0
Two state forester! were in Nor-
walk today looking up people who
have been cutting cedar trees and
tuiieporllng them without a permit.
’l‘lfly stopped several loads or irut‘ts
as they passed through Norwalk.
0 O U
Henry Yoraiuskl, 26 Daxls strut-t,
turned a bunch of key. over to the
first district police yesterday after-
‘ noon. He found them on the Nero
walk-Danbury road after returning
from the baseball game in Wilton.
The kOya await the owner at the
police station.
0 O O
The city highway department iii
patching part. or the roadway in
Wall street in front of the railroad
station. A cold patch. consisting of
tar and crushed stance is bold: used
to fill the hairs on the highway.
0 O 0
Donald Par'uhcn, of Smigaiurli.
liciillan moire. (lr'ctrlcui
store. of Main stioct.
l Deaths and Funeralsli'
Ernest. Brnndngc.
Ives. Miser
his home. Scir liili. will take [iiuct
‘Tuesday afternoon at 1:45 from lhI
lulu homo and at 2:30 from Christ
lchurch. Lust. Noxunik. itcv. Itolnrt
315.3. l’oote. iccior ol the illUl‘L‘ll.
will olflcinte. interiurnt viii be ill
l Bust Norwalk contour).
l Besides his will... the docs-used lb
sunivcd by the children. 'lliey Blt‘
Mrs. B. J. Otlnra. Mrs. 1“er
t’cnnoyer. Ernest and George Brun—
dage. all of this city and Mrs. L‘urll
Place of‘ PIOVIdCDC\, 8.1. ’ihero'
iure tvlo brothers and three sisters.
Philip and Alrxnnder Brunduge. and
lhirs. Stinon Mend. Mrs. John r\-l
mom. and Airs. Devma blnltli.
Mrs. Julia Cluck.
Funeral services for Mrs.
the home of her daughter. \lis.
Otto Butler. 43 Osborn avenue. was
lurgriy attended yesterday afternoon
at Christ church. The ltcv. llobcrt
U. U. ir‘ootc conducted the acrtlce.
The parish choir sung oer erni hymns.
'I‘hero wcro many beautiful iiornl
ollorlngs. Interment was in River-
side cemetery.
Frank Baldwin.
I’rnnk Baldwin. formerly of Nor-
dalk and later of Westpori. passed
away Saturday in New Haven. aged
85 years.
Funeral son-loos “ill be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
from the funeral chapel of Director
Charles Fable of Weetport. Inter-
ment. will be held in Center sire-ct
cemetery, Easton.
Alonw C. Wicks
Captain Alonzo C. Wicks died last
evening at his home. 18 Ohio ave-
nue. aged 59 years. He is survived
by his widow. Funeral services will
be held Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock from the into home.
Rev. M. P. Culver, pastor of the
Nor-walk Methodist church will of-
tlciatc.
Captain Wicks had been in the
employ of James A. l‘nrrell, of Hick-
ory Bluff. for the past ten years. as
captain of his yacht.
Julia Giants.
The funeral of Miss Julia Olczak.
29, 23 West lave-nus, was held from
St. Mary's church at 9 this mom-
lng. Rev. Father John Sheo. oili-
clutod. The deceased died at the
Bridgeport hospital. Saturday after-
noon aftcr a. short illness. interment
was in St. Mary's cemetery.
Bridgeport Lads Steal
Peek At Shriners In
Mosque Ceremonies
—-—-¢—-——
Boys in the neighborhood added
to the excitement if not. the enjoy-
merit of the Pyramid Temple shrin-
ers' spring ceremonial ntithe mosque
on State street. Bridgeport. Saturday
night. One group of maurnudere.
believed by the police to have been
boys. accumulated no less than 17
motometers from " e cars parked on
the grounds along side on a. band of
initiates "across the burning. sands."
Another and more spectacular of-
fense took the interest of the shrin-
been discovered. The second sec‘
tion of the initiation had Just start-
ed and groups in' trout of the
reports of the ritual equipment fol-
lowed by henrty laughs from these
inside. when the alarm went. up
that. peepera were on the roof.
According to t 0 stories told alter.
\ral-dn‘about eig t or ten boys had
mounted the telephone pole at our.
side of the building to the roof and
were ensconced there enjoying the
proceedings when one of them round
it impobelbie to suppress a giggle.
The nobles inside the hall looked up
and to their amazement beheld a
row of heads sticking through the
skylights.
Err-Governor Odell .
Passes Away At 72
NEWBURGH. N. Y. (AP)-—Ben-
jamin Barker Odell. former gover-
nor of New York. died at his home
at 5:80 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
All the members of his family were
at hie bedside at the time of his
death. The funeral ‘wtll be held
Wednesday at the home here. Mr.
Odell. who was in his seventy-sec-
ond year. had been ill for adveral
months. Within the last week he
declined rnpidly and hope for his
recovery“ was given up several days
ago.
The best thing to give a seasick
I mm In an inland.
Keep your batting average high
for your: town‘s Playground. ,
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has :rccipt-sd .1, position Willi the,
fiul'i'lYI
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The funeral of Ernest Brundnse..
\\'il0 passed away Friday owning at.
Boston All Store
‘mewLansi-v
Tel. 4100 Norwnik, Oonn.
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Guaranteed i'uli cut
” iast.color
, " fully shrunk
" ' to satisfy
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EAST N ORWALK
:BARIIYTE GOES
.iuiiu‘
Clark. who died Friday morning at.
:Slight Infection Develops
Wins in New aYork city on business
r .' shortly after the thefts hrid'
mosque could hour the thunderous.
0N OPERATING
TABLE AGAIN
Into Serious Case-Dr.
Fawcett In Attendance
——East Norwaik Notes.
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John Barby-to. popular resident of
IiiIliiliillitiliiilllllilllili
9 , Shirt Sale
Sensational purchase,54
\ men’ 8 full cut gnarl lili(‘0tl
Manufacturer
needed money. cash pur-
‘ chase effects a saving of
z. 30% which we pass on to
[the people of Norwalk
- English Broadcloths.
/ woven madras and high
- count percaies. fancy ef-
l' facts and Iain colors, col-
lar attac ed and neck
i band styles.
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The Magic Numerals
3 and 9412
9 x 3—27
Total—39
See Wednesday’s
Winfield street. will undergo his
second operation in ii. week at the
Noru'nlk hospital today. when part
of his right. leg will 'wc amputated.
Several months ago he suffered a
slight infection in his big toe and
it grr-w gradually worse until he had
the toe amputated Ilu‘i. Monday. lie
failed to show improvement after
this operation and it was deemed
advisable to operate again today.
Dr. George ancctt will perform the
operation.
Charles Flynn of Beacon. N. Y..
\‘Isili‘d the Bui‘hyie home yesterday.
e 0 0
Mrs. Jennie Bennett of Bridgeport
visltmi her brother. Mr. E. H. Plat-
STERLING
FURNITURE
COMPANY
tcrson, i Winilr-id street, yesterday.
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Lnuis C‘nnevnri of Liberty Square
was a visitor in Wilton yesterday
a- U 0
Frank Domain of Winfield street
“as u Visitor in Bridgeport Saturday
i'\'€llan.
O t 0
Charles Swlnt of New York city
visited his mother in Cov~ avenue
over the week-end.
u 0 O
Waiter Johnson. Raymond Tera
runn- spent Saturday evening in
Bridgeport.
O O 0
Mr. and hirs.- Harold Frey of
Bridgeport motored to East. Nor-
Arctic Ice Machines
%Ton to 1.000 Tons Capacity
Polley Refrigerating
And Supply Co.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Phone 3668-1057
\vnlk yesterday and \isited at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Edward I-.l
Patterson of Winfield street.
0 O 0
Miss Anna Dancer of Plait street.
was in Brill-bu port recently.
0 e 0
Ernest Grannon of New York
visited his sister Mrs. Jane Kuoner.
Winilr'lrl street. owr the work-ond.
O O 0
Henry Bloomqulst of Fifth street
Sttturdny.
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