Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 28, 1911 · page 11

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311m a . 2.22....”

“(Take atlvantagc‘Of tliis‘salc . |» were 35 And 35“: per pair

while niiés are'lcompieté.
3 pairs 31

Soft and stiff cuifs, pluiu
" or pleated bosoms. were 30: our pair

$1.15 ” A3fkor. quality
$145
$1.65 “

$2.15 f

$1 50'
$2. on
$2- 50
$300

Fundy Bat Ties
‘ 250

4 ualit ‘ " ‘ I “’
9 .Y. . . a were 50c tiuuiity ..
$2 62 $3450 . 55° i

. .The latter are all Silk. ‘ ~ for $100 ‘1“de Four-iri-
it. . ‘ I '1 ' . ‘_ ., _ Hands.

Blué Ribbed

Underwear
35c for 50c quality.

. for quality
for
for quality 3

1 Star Naincook Cont Shirts
H N and Knee Drinker;

 

3 50¢
3‘” for $‘t‘.oo’qual,ity.“

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3 $1.40

$335

Straw Hots
“Knox”

. Thontandarti quality of tho 3 i V A

world.

$500
$400
$200
$2.00

$33.85 ‘ for quality,
$2.65

A, $135

i.

for . Quality} .7. ‘

for quality
for quality

2
i. I.

PANAMA3

”for $5.00 quality

for $8.00 quality

$635

Slightly soiled Strn‘w Hats
of all qualities at $1 each.

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i

with friends and reintives in and
around POushkeensie, N. Y.

a

the week or the 4th oi August, and
3will go by auto bus.

,. Mrs. Holmes, tho Agod mother oi
Mrs. Blrchel oi Newtown avenue, who
was token aerioualy iii while visiting
relatives in New Jersey several weckc
.3230, is slowly improving.

from: illiiomns visited his sister.

Wit Jucquin, SundaY. July 23rd a Mrs. Silos Sherwood spent Thursday

. with iri d l t . \
a. Johnson, oi Bridgohort, visited ' on s n E“ Norwalk

on. Charles Johnson last week Joe Curr. oi Grumman avenue, spent

. , a 22 t i " .
no Lilly Altburgh, of Brooklyn, N. un y M." trends in Norman

“vitamins ,her aunt. Mrs. Hugo Mr and Mrs. Burton. or Partrick

street, entertained company on sun-
dui'.

G. W. Adams has returned from n
lulu trip to Bristol. .

Mn. Loren Davis and little son. or
Bedding. no menu of Mr. and Mr».
Lyman Beers. ‘

3.,. ’ 33 ‘ W .
3M!" Ruth A. Glover in visiting her

MrssA. C. Helge. at White Mrs. Robert Gregory and son have

been visiting friends in Stamiord the

I ‘ out w it.
,Dohlel Wood has returned 11 cc

inn extended visit with\her sis-
3 onto-

m

M
Mrs Theodore Humilion, Mrs Chor-
ion Horn and children have visited
Mrl. W. P. minor oitn'out Norwaik.

’ Miss Elena Downing, oi Nowtown
avenue, in visiting motive: in Yonkers

3p 11 y A I u
.’i‘. not» has routed the lower and M ii: Y .

floor oihiI two inmiiy house in West
Norwolk nvcnuo.

Mrs. 0. iii. Smith cud Mn. Campbell,
oi lint Norman. have been guests of
Mid. Mobil Fitch. oi (todiroy Itreot.

m
Mr. and Mrs. Hohos‘nl. oi Now Yorlt,
have been recent meats oi Mr. nud'

. M a
Miss Mabel Mather, daughter of the rs A B Gr 50W-

of Orchord ptmt. Nbrnnlki Mrs. A. P.
Monitor. oi Marvin Itroot. wore [unto
yesterday oi hirI. Henry Morwln

. W» , Trowhrid .
1m. William Gmory, oi Choituut '. .0

Hill Avenue, is ontortoiuinz coinunni'

Mrs. Hil'old PhillipI‘, of Newtown
avenue. viIltod Min Maud Ruby, in

. f. - . N . 2
Miss Mildred c Glover u Ioondlnir mm mummy

her Vacation in Mt. Vernon. N. in. and

Stilton island. N. 1'. This evening will no ohildron' I night

left Monday for a two weeltu’ vocation 'aro propnrlng to olcnic at Sovlu Rock

not. George S. Sinith. oi the Dorian
h Millioonnl Church. preached

irom Phlindoiphil, Penn.

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Mr». ltrnnlt ‘Willinott. hl‘ New York.

“Wot-now Gran”. tho‘potninittoo in
chum lain; Mn. A C Smiley. Mn.

Funk Fitch. Min Myn amigo, Mn.

,nlon Ohm! Sunday. Jul? in uniting hor daughter. Mm'nobort

C it. Scoliold.
Gregory, oi Nowtown nvonuo. .

Among the intuition: oi the Wo—
math Rollo? Dom oi Buckinuhnni
Putt, or A. 73., of Norwnili. entertain-
,' ed Wodnoldhy by him. A. ".E Tumi‘
were Mrs. Ksthorlno Sherwood. Mn.
Byinzton. Mrs. Horton. MrI. nuIcoI.’
Mrs. George Raymond. Mrs. ii'rohlt
Middldhrooii, Mr. and um. Edward
Mlddlauroolt and dnunhtor. MrI. Rich.
mi Cutbill, Mrs. comm mi, ’it
=Bnch, Mrs. Wilcoxson. Mu.

MrI. Trol Mn. 3 1». Canton.

min Ban-oil. or this Poplar mini
dictriot, to enjoying I trip :6“ the Bon‘
mudu Ind othgr Iouihorn citioI. ,

iii: mono. or Muir” Iii-cot, it
mightily ill nod her daughter, Mrs.
anchor. oi Orange, N. 1., to caring tor
. her.

“N '31, viaitod With friend!
Welt Norwoik Suly

 

3 Mr. and Mn. (look. of Chestnut Hill
' iii-chum our entertaining Mitt. Bdrm,
It": Dunn and two children, 3 oi

chestnut Hill
‘ “liar oiItor, limo.
' Mrs. Hudwnmi

 

 

 

Navy Dopnnmmt to Keep Ono on’At-
lnntlc and Pacific (:on r

WASHING 0N. .‘ifluiy 28.—-—Tho Ns‘
vy Depot-into than taken the drut'ctep
toward the formation oi reserve fleets
on the Atlantic and Pacific counts by
ordering the tuition: battleship Oregon
and the cruiser St. Louis to be pin.

cod in commission and kept in reserve
at the Breinerton Nsvnl station. on
Puget Sound. There soon will he nddv
ed to this nucleus the emitters Poun-
sylvnnis, Charles. Milwaukee and Gill-
yeston. On the Atlantic Iido, no less
than ten wmhips will be oommisaiiin-
ed in the reserve hoot Probably those
vouch will be mumbled I1. the Phil:
ndoiphln our; yard.

The purpose oi crellint than ro-

server iii to had the necessary numJahotI it‘d

hor oi one.” and hiuoinoketa to man
the new tattle-hips and the lam
number at torpedo boat destroyers
and InhtiinrlnoI noon to come iron:
the hulldorfl hIndI.

in the cm oi the Oregon. which
in lull common 31nd Ictivo service
would muiro A com numbering about

 

700. ironi 180 to :00 men. will Iuilloo
to hoop her rolorvo noel. randy ior no.3
lion in can oi ontornnoy tholnioniont
tho nooolury number oi sailors could
be round to iiil soother skeleton crow.
'I‘ho Mum «MI-ls will not under.
like ony orulIos, but will lie at their
dock: or "in; from their notation.
tho monotony oi unto his tor tho
yorlod only by tho won“
iii turning cm the onnlnu at short
intomls, no finnninulniilil tho goon.

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Low“ WAN youuo IV FATHER

NEW YORK July lulu-Loni"
Swsn'I iIthIr IIid yeItIrdsy‘ tint ho,
had loontod his ion dauxhtu and that
in mornings with her whim in
would lot not my whim Inn in. Tho
girl in working in Philodolnhlu. A lot:

or," hold:

‘ tor trout hor mlvod “storm are

hot mama, inid thin the was tighten-3

 

 

ed prices .

$18.00 quality
$20.00 quality
$22.00 quality

'31 2

$7.00.

 

 

Clothing

The famous
“Benjomn

Clothing at greatly reduc-

. . . $13.50
. . . $1250
$25.09 quality . .. . . $18.00
$238.00 quality ....‘..$oo.oo

TWO-PIER SUITS as
low as $10 snd Sta.

Broken Lots of SinSUI’l‘S; '1 ‘

 

 

 

 

mmlauows‘ uni 'wi’zul. wiru'

lTHI. REGULARS.

Mortu- 'iliro Aortic. Hold Yummy
by Nomyaik and Other Companion.

near a 6 322mm. Fish
or: Inlnuld New York. July 28. —-'l‘o~
day the companies are all busy at the
oubonilhrlo firing and some or them
went on the service practice this at
tornoon. l he Fourtenth company tired
monitor yesterday and made sev-
erid hits: The Hon 0,! nub-onllhre in
not to set how many hits can bomode
but to will) the gun pointers to not the
proper d1 doction. The sun pointer
nuts on tie ingot cud when he niches
n hit no trying: oi! the target and then
tries to it t bncir on again.

‘ ‘ Works on MOM!“
Tho mburih company {trod eight
the mortar: yooterdny and
mm at. oral hitI. Tho Eleventh com»
puny ilrtld in the afternoon and ex.
pect to lint good rqultn. Thom is
amt ritlll'y between the Fourth and
Eleventh companies. good natured. oi
courui 1 those two outntn always
pull yer: well toucthor.

Lin Up Antoni moulds-I.

Todnyi the mortnr's the «nice and
the Nori oil: company coihmlnder ex-
pats tol Iliow the regular; 2 thing or
No Abbi gum and mortar: rind how
to at tin: with the guns. The pro
iootilo ii uItl hit the turgdt to count Is
tho motion A dimly-tit
typo oi not to qud Ind it hit counts
ii tho {1- Joctilo hits within 50 you“
of in. it met in any directlou.

Thoro‘ on man vloitorI hare this
”or thin formorly. duo no doubt. to
tho incl tint 2 pm in not toquirod
on tho iovmiment boon. .,

Band is Donut". ..

Tho 13’ now unit at in; line con-
com in front at tho colonoi‘I nun-taro
TuoIdn niuht which tm onioyod by
Ill viii mm it. but nillit tho
hand a on u oonoort At tho Monanot-
to ion by “coldly ‘Nduott oi the

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A hit ‘11?”

hunts hero. Thli ’li‘und iI the moot

outiit on this lilnnd Ind hut

 

 

,. Trouser
3 Sole .
$5.00 quality t".......$33i753.‘
$3.50 quality .......$2.75

uranium. TROUSERS

$6.50 quality ........$5.oo
$5.00 quality ........$350

‘nnthing’ Suits
Reduced
25%

“on A331,}. GRAPES

 

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MISSlOIl
Furniture

at 2 Reduction
. 3-piece Suits for
. $5.755— iust the
thing for the sum-
‘ met cuttage. . .
Prices 2180 Re—
duced on other
Suites. Tables 8.
Rockers

’A. J. ANGEVINE 8t

SON CO

134-1“ wuninmu ‘1‘.

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NO MOII “DOOM-2W Nil ’PHONI
WWW“ _
CHICAGO, July 38 main "doubled"
him boon “humid from Ohlcuo's
tokphonic Iconimlu‘y. Tho Ohiouo
Motion. on. in. mm I. aim to

tho Iiioct tint. hm no hallo girl

Ihsll csrol Iny tuoh Ion: In “Our
double-0." or "twodonbiooovonalx."
Bho muIt Icy lnttood "ono hundrod"
or"two. Iowan. “you. Iii.” .

It teams that doubling the dirt“
malmior morn Ind for flavor non
ylce thou iI to to ”cum undor tho
now rule. notice the ordor ior taunt-3
in: the diuito dud coiling round numi
born n‘rithmotlcdlly.

Tho "double" cylatem uni Adopted
long no. inith" ballot that it would

hominid motion. and min mm

onIior for «citation in portioning who

~‘uun to m Iltnrtod on "0%“ min run
'nutnuoruun into that millions Micro

 

 

Elite $3 5024
Ralston =- ‘34 ‘

 

Outlngsiiocasmwli-

~ hermit—$3 _

Tennis Mm 75c,
$1.25.- $1.50 .

BothlnlSlioet.~ 25c

BarefootSIndsla 75o

 

«um IA‘I‘H ion trinity

running nun will on and
city oi Winona u a mind ‘
mum to {in thin city I with
This street committoo tumd 36$
Itono yllo on hoinc on u '
unorontotio my oi would“:
atom, but incommondod tho
bath. and this will to initial ]
dolny in cdnnooitinn it v ‘
room! it tho police g

conihcliithioro lulu:
tomb: {to tilt- at undid 3

 

Hanan35.50- $6 ¥ . 4

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