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Down the aisle she marches proudly and happy. All eyes are agog.
Everyone's interest centers in the bride. How lovey she looks! How beau-
tiful her costume. Remarks like these are quite com on. Were these
all to know, they would realize that her trousseau ‘nd bridal equipment was
Selected. here. Through many years we have iullillhd the needs oi former
June brides. In many cases we are preparing trousseau things for theyounger
generations of yesterday's brides. Right now complete assortments are ready
for brides and bridesmaids, apparel for the honeydioon, accessories and the
countless things the thoughtful bride provides for heir future.
Silk with lisle top and
sole full fashioned, white . . .
gig: and a finer quality Delightftd dresqes Of;
All silk from top to toe,
f u l fashioned, medium
light weight, white $3.
pure white for thle ‘ bride ,
. Satin of course and for the most part the mode dictates some cornbining
wrth' rich laces. Bridal dresses are here in variety ahd delicate beauty - .
:25 $35 and :45 ' "
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Lovely tinted” g i , wn ..
for the brides aids .. “
Crepe de chines—georgettes—and taffeta—made in such charming
types and combinations—with lace—embroider ‘ r beaded '- .
Here the variety is even greater and the shnmnn more pronounced. ‘
Prices are $25 and $39.50
V - Lace trimmed—fine cot-
" tan with narrow lace edge
38:, with val lace corner
80:, with Venice lace
1 ‘20rner,75c
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Silks ofmrtch beauty-efrom ‘
, which to make bridil dresses
. ‘ “For the bride who likes to make her own 'dress brhaw‘e it» made our Silk
, section offers much in suggestions and in silks .theinseives-Tboth ivory and
white in crisp crepe de chines—heavy pliant flat crepes;or georgette of fine
clear texture. Sparkling satins and satin crepes and staunch broadcloth are
all here. ‘ " '
40 in. crepe de chine $1.95 40 in. flat crerie $2.28‘tl'“$2.78
40in. crepe de chines $3. 36 in. radium 1M
, , -32 in. broadcloth $2 40 in. crepe tints "
Whl ltlenfgtnli. figs, 16 40 in. xeorgctte $1.95 40 in. faille ( , t
. the flower git 35 in. taffeta 32-25 'All are re and of» ven all ~
‘glloves. 12 but- rand floor p“ 1 m q“ “ty.
. “.50 to en.
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Pearls
Pearl beads of every sort.
gar] choker beads $3 to
Craduated pearl beads in
necklaces $3 to $15.
_ Fanc pearl necklaces
$3 to 7. Pearl and rhine-
stone necklaces with Ster-
ling mountains and chains
Footwear
Splendid array of. fancy a .
buckles which may be used
as desired.
White kid st in
with Spanish tsp he covered
heelsandwhlte kid bow on
instep,$8.80 m .
White kid one
”32233 with Cuban 113
White kid 0 ra pumps '
’ with covered . ,ban heels
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l EAST NDRWALK I
BAD CURVE TO
BE tattovu
lN r. NORWALK
Church Gives Land To En-
able City To Cut Corner
Down and Make It Safe.
The elimination of the danurous
curve at the corner of Van bunt
street and East avenue will be start-
ed in the near future. The com-
mon council at its meeting last cvs-
ning accepted the otter at land irons
the East Avenue Methodist Church
"nus'ittan & arm co.
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
WALL STREET NORWALK
Homo-Flax Girdle Nsmo-Flex Brassiare
$5.00 $1.00—$1.50-$1.98
Homo-Flex Combination Nomo Corsets
$3.50 $3.50-SS.00-$6.50-$7.25
and will cut down the corner there.
The city will also construct a side-
walk along that property and corn-l
plots the concrete rond up to the?
curb. It is estimated that tho int-I
- provement will cost. tho city about
$300. Plans for the work have bt‘t‘n .
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drawn up by the street department. 1
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Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Patterson, of;
Winfield street. wcro recent \ieitora
in Bridgeport.
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The condition of John But‘llyit‘. of
Winfield street. who had his foot;
amputated at the Norwalk Iiospital,‘
showed a. slight improvement )t'slcl'- .
day. ‘
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Mrs. William Ayrmtlt. of lidllc
avenue, recently visited ri‘laith‘S inl
Bridgeport.
o s s .‘
James Gunther, of Winfield street. l
is able to be out of doors nitr-r his
recent attack of the measles.
s s s ‘
Motorcycle Policeman Martin Len- }
gycl. of Fort Point street, has ‘
changed frOm day to night duty. l
e s s
The sidewalks lending to the home'
of Claude Farr, in \Vintlcld street.¢
are being repaired. '
0 O 0
Henry Simon, of Matt street, was:
a recent visitor in Bridgeport. 1
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The new home of Harhnrmastert
Ellis lloward itt Alden avenue. Mar- f
\'lll Beach, is about completed.
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Tito tennis courts at the Not-walk '
Country club are in first class condl~ -.
lion. Several matches have been ini
progress during the past week.
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Clarence I. Finch, of Fort Point.
street. is planning to lay concrete
sidewalks in front of his property in
Edlie avenue. f
Several Large Bulgarian
Prisons Without Inmates
Children or Careers?
SOFIA. May 12.—(AP) Several
prisons in large towns of Bulgaria
are now closed for lack of prisoners.
and the judlcal machinery of the
country has virtually no cases of a
political nature on the docket.
Todor Karloff. minister of Justice.
attributed this state of affairs to the
amnesty law voted by the Sobranie.
Sacred White Elephant
Will Come To America
'LONDON. (APi—Amsrica is to
see a real white elephant. The sac—
red white elephant from Burma.
which made its premier at the Lon‘
don Zoo May 1. will remain here for
four months and then go to the
United States.
This elephant is a pinkish white
all over and is regarded Is s sacred
beast in Burma. A special bungalow
was erected for the animal. which
cannot be sheltered with other ele-
phants because of its sacred charac~
ter.
Mayence Cathedral In
Very Precarious State
Class on the heels of the dis-
covery that the Cologne Cathedral
was in danger of crumpling to pieces
comes the announcement that the
beautiful Mayence Cathedral also is
in jeopardy.
The Cathedral. parts or which are
900 years old. is known as the "Hoo-
doo house of worship" because of the
numerous misfortunes it has suffered
through tire. earthquake and war.
The Cathedral's unlucky streak
started on the day in 1011 when
Archbishop thttgta dedicated the
edifice as a completed whole. Fire
destroyed a. considerable portion or
ANNOUNCING
DUCO
j FOR HANDY HOME USES!
This world finish is amazingly easy to use. You simply brush it
on—it dries quickly \\ltliout showing brush marks.
Will not crack. check or pool, washes perfectly and colors will not
fade. The rich lustre improves with age. Try it on your automobile.
FOX CYCLE & HARDWARE CO.
WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH N ORWALK
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A, Timely Sale of
~Smart Spring
Dresses
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soils siiisvbctsis Itsiltwi's'iv l
$10
Here is a real opportun-
ity to secure a smart new
iress at lower than usual
price.
JACOBY’S
12-14 No. Main St.
So. Norwalk
RADIOS
You Can Afford
Sets Complete
$17.75 to $175
Parts for all hook-ups
Rider’s Radio Shop
Mshackemo liltlg. Sn. Nor-walk
STYLE HEADQUARTERS
For Men's Footwear
The new bleached tan calf oxfords, the featherweight oxford in
black and tan. and the itrogue oxford with wide square toe are
all ready for your inspection.
Newest patterns in men's hosiery
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH NORWALK
the interior.
3 The Magic Numerals 9
: The magic of the numerals 3 and 9 is unique,
and is best displayed in the amazing values we
have to offer during our
SEE PAGE 3
9th
ANNlVERS‘ARY SALE
This Birthday Party will start Thursday and last for
9 days during which time a magic wand will waive
aside all thought of profit to best show our apprecia-
tion to our many friends whose patronage and assist.
once has made this occasion possible.
Boston Store
Main a Wall an. Tel. 4100
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N orwalk’s Greatest Value Giving Store
‘ ' Assad Big Shipment Just Rec
of our chicks are strong, healthy chicks, high grade strain
' and guaranteed true‘to natne. Positively no mixed stock.
‘ 20c White Leghorn: 18c
Rocks”
noes
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mt: Brown Leghorn: 18c
20c Orders taken for other Strains
on Quantity“ Orders
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