o
{lowing cloéelv
‘As uhual we give Hosiery the first place and fol-'
Underwear. All
this. season is
’seasons Corsets and Brasslers.
t
LADIEI' OHIRT WAIOTO.
s
/ UNDERWEAR.
/ HOSIERY.
Our splIOIIIII)‘ 25c Hone. 0"” 50 “We“. in "-00' Exocl- ltudien' VeIin—WO. Short
Nut-n+1. mo , the. Fine and me» lent “3““ sleeves and sleeveless..
Ilium. I‘“::e“'l:::r ‘31:?" st "'25“ lmdiell’ Vests—vine; 2 for 2.30..
l I l“ .
Ilubior IiIownu-L '.30. Ladleu' e, . ' l’lltln or cum-(y cut.
and 0mm,” 3' Ladies Shirt Whittle—41.49 to l at ‘ V u__ \'
' $3.49. Allrmtlm undo. “1 ;” ””‘““'~°‘- I‘”°“"
(II-Idol liose~~2ho Children's °“ "
and Indics‘. ”ECKW‘AR' (‘hlldren'a Underwear .. 250.
25c and stir. I’opttiur otylos. Vests and Paula.
At the popular price-150; 2 for
1651'. Men‘s, Women's .aud ~ RIBBONS. it. and (i. (Jorsetl‘lwbtlc to 31.50.
ohiidren'x. 25c. Ilnr sIIIecinlIy. American I.sdy~~.’»llr to “.50.
' ' ’ ’ U (1
Ladies and Childrens Muslin n egwear
A D ' k 8: S
. , 1C erman 0H
84 Washington St. .30. Norwalk
Ta 446 We give 88d! Green Trading Stamps
Striped Linen.
Showing quantities of this mutu‘lal In
flew weaves. says the New York Her-
Md. The linen crashes; in natural lin-
on color with small white line, almost
Sadistlnhuisha-hlo at a distance. art»
than attractive slid make extremely
flirt suits. The yard cra'shos are
“cents, and those 45 inchos III'I rents.
Very good qualities of linen may he
. had‘ for 28 cents a yard und the strip-
ed linens and other fancy \VPIit‘OS for I
' f 148 cents.
New Veil Depigns.
Striped linen is much in demand fox"
(loot and skirt costumes of the strictly
tailored vatlety and the shops are
. 1-.----
Creole Ewe.
Cook one can of tomatoes with one
green pepper shredded, until the lomn
tone are reduced by half; then pour it
on to five pounds or buttered toast and ;
place on ouch of these. one ponrhed‘
Meanwhile mell'
egg. and keep hot
one heaping table-spoonful of butter III
II saucepan over the fire, and let it get
brown. then add one tnblesp nl'ul ofI
either lemon juice or vines .ch It2
just tome, to the boil and mm It over
the (31:5, seasoning them with salt and
newer "
Applet Stuffed With Cereal.
Three cupInIs of .Ieredl. eight (Inp-
«MI»...
THE LOEWE CASE. .
w.-.i.....
Assigned for Trial In Hartfnrd on
Auguot 20. '
The case of i). Echoes“! et at. w
Martin Lawlor. Iot s13; > w’nu‘pdslunod
lrt‘etiti) In tho United States district.
court in Horuiord for triel on hug-unit
30. o
It. was intend-rd originally to begin
the Itinl of lhe cane thin anintI. but
an the prohahilitien were that It Would
,extend to far into the drummer no to
interfere with thee mentions of the
court officials nnd disrupt the usual
schedule, it was decided to postpone
it until later In the season.
Black and white meshes are almost full; of water. cook together III i! don- ; There are about twenty other on,“
Tunltelsally he: outing, and it r this tell-
~Indlananolis
The black and unite novelty
ihich there Is worked a diamondhsap
ed hit 0." black with Irrezulnr edges.
hie holler for 4 1-.” h0'..li'i§ \\ ash and
In It syrup pm; lured as fallous: l'ut'
iu'o
Iuls of mint into It saucepan and cook
together till thick and syrupy. then
put In the apples and turn frequently
to Insure etc-n cooking. titer the up
pics are tender fill the centers with
cupfnis of sugar and three cup”
on the calendar. but it in onion-ted that
.anon a new assortment of roll designs core seten largo apples and cook them the ”so“... case“ will have ”,0 Fish! of
'IIlWaya Includes some In the magpie
‘ bombinations, smn the
. "News.
this season I3 ii thin white nip-sh upon
Inn) and will be taken up that.
. on: week
(it a Sentinel classified ad. will give
l yott u good choice at replies to anewrr
hot the host tenant 0| landlord you
in the stnrfs there has been a rever- thr cooked perm} then but] down the can
eiou to the nilwhito Olltizl I, perhaps
to Illustrate thd suing ct Isshlon' a . cit-
duiunl.
ifCost no more than
m “mu kin 9'.
"don' I wear out" at the
finger ends. and each
. put contains—
"A Guarantee that
Gear-aloe-
“a new pair free" if
the “tips" wear out:
belore the gloves.
“ Kay ser gloves.
mean assurance of
quality and reliability.
There's a way to tell
‘ _ M’s-haw
"Iooltiin the hem”
lorthchame“Kay ser"
it ‘ll there for your
. tection. Don"— I an:
e: t It“ "
I “Did ‘_ coed .
' " "ll-your.“ diam
Medal-om
“mm
sytup till thick and pour 0\(‘i‘ the
staffed apples. Serve hat.
“a...
Bacon With Brussels Sprouts.
Fry one dozen slices of bacon in 3
Irving; pun; when’Ione ‘alte up and
keep ltot. Put Into the name frying
pun about one pound of cold cooked
well-drained mussels sprouts and try
them In tho bucon Int. Season with
salt and pepper and toss them a little.
Put the oprouls into a hot buttered
dish and nerve win the fried bacon.
I «n—a
Crinkied Malina
The latest kind of mantle comes one
‘ . yard wide:-lt. is especially Intended
for .mlllinery'and costs 60 cents a
yard. “it la‘calied crinkled Inaiine. and.
its tone. are ohangooble. any: the New
York Times. Probnhly the most pop
ular of Its shades will be hte new
"heart of fire" tint
....——._—
Mlddy Dione“
Middy blouses. trimmed with all
‘ white or with touches oi navy blue
and bright red. are in demand. —Nc‘w-
ark News.
, , atramny Cakes.
Cream one fourth out) at butter. add
radially one cup or ted sugar
and the. hateful“ or two em can
out untihve'ry light. dill. onto and one
it of do In
"not I
trio-em inmw inlaid" mull I
‘ f fraction.
-.. -..-.. ..-... A...» w
vsnv UNSEASONABLE want-Ian.
onuhle wc’aher .pret‘nilu generally
throughout the country ext-opt in the
extreme northwest, with temperature
from ten to fifteen degrees below what
.iltey ordinarily are at this time of the
,‘telll'.
accompanied by nhowvrs overthc ensi-
ern half of the country. due to two
storms. one from the west, central
yesterday over Ohio, and one from that
Gulf 0! Mexico, central over North
Carolina. Weather Bureau ofllclals
Itoday stated the temperatures would
remain comparatively low‘ and predict-
ed that It would be cooler tonight In
the upper Ohio valley and the SOlllh
Atlantic states. .
tw .
Iliflllll fll'li
New Remedy The! Removes Freckle.
or out. Nothing .
Here's c chance Mitts ll‘reehIe-Fa ‘ .
to try It new remedy for Rockies VIII
the mimics: old reliable deal!!! thin
it will not‘cost you a penny munch
remain the Mollie!) while it It done
Into you. a clear domination. til
I
’ M 1.61! Mitholn the lines during
WASHINGTON. May? ”Minoan. ‘
This unusual cold weather Is .
A
Illl'l'll 0F "Ill.
‘ lIlAlWU'OBl)I Roy 17.~—Acoordlu§ to
the monthly bulletin ol the Blot»
mum of Mill issued recently there
the month of April. 261 lotto than it}
Much and “,llli‘mh the average
number of deaths during April tor the
five years preceding. The death rate
for the turtle towns was 15.2 and the
small tom 14 A one (or the whole
state 15. There were no deaths Ilrom
Innotnlous' Names. There was a to
tat of 188 cues of omuiipox reported
from six town». Nanntnck Into the
largest number-~96. There were i.-
353 canon of muscles; itl'lIof smriot
{overhido ol‘diphthoriu nod (troop:
It! or whopping cough; 40 of typhoid
fever. and 161 of consumption. lie-
«pom from 31 towns showed no douthll.
Nervous diseases named “57 deaths;
pneumonia m, and hurt disease till.
There were 455 marriage and 2.48!
births.
III speaking of the house Ily. m.
Townsend, mIretnry for the Slum
llourd of iieltlth. says:
"The approach of fly time and‘ the
knowledge that the common house tiy
plays no ohnrul‘e part in the IIpi-oltdJ
0f certain infectious dimauos. arouses;
our interot in him as to where he:
come from, what he does and how.
we. may get rid of him."
Attention is celled to the proper dls- ,
noon! 0! garbage and the screenlmtoff
housed and the huyilfg of’ food at
stores that are kept clean.
There will no a state pow-wow of.
tho Independent Order of Red Men at
Charter Ooh and Luna Park on July '
4.175611 it In expectedtllnt membrane
from allover the state will invade
Hartford. On the morning of the
fourth, there Millie a large parade?
through the printout streets of the
city and tho trail will then be followed
'to tan plinth..an him will he
hone. bicycle and. Automobile racing
and athletic create. II III planned. at:
no to have an’ae‘roplane hunt by some:
well knov'm Mrdmanu
a mew‘
‘ Ilium!“
lll lllllilll llllll
By Common Burden We... a Sin
pie BM tor updraft, Fall-
lllo, Failed, Gray Hair
The old idea of using Base for dark-
ening the hair is attain coming in
vogue? Our grandmothers hnd dark,
[lousy hair at seventy-ave. while our
mothera are gray before they are titty.
Our grandmothers kept their hair soil
and glossy with n “3m Tea.” which
also restored hie natural color.
lino oblectlotl to tlnlllxIsnch n prep
oration Will! the trouble or making It.
This objection has been overcome by
the Wyeth Chemical Company at New
York. who has placed on the market a
superior preparation of flags. combin-
ed tvlih Sulphur and other valuable
remedies {or dandruff, itching
and thin, weak, falling hair.
The beauty of the hair depends more
on Its rich, even shading than any-
thing ditto. llun't here dry. harsh.
faded hair, when a simple; harmless
remedy will bring back the color In a
few days; and don't bewrmI-ntod with
dandruff. itching scalp and loose, iall~
ins hairs. Wyoth'n sage and Sulphur
Heir Remedy will quickly correct. these
trouhietl. and give color. strength and
beauty to your hair.
Get a titty cent bottle Irorn your
druggiut Imiuy. and prove this to
your own satisfaction. All drugxists
soil It, under guarantee that the
money will be refunded if the remedy
Its not exactly as represented. Special
agont. Stllinutl d: l'oultll C‘urpolnilon.
.m .—»_,
AVlA‘l’OR GLASSER DEAD
S'l‘. liOlllfi. Mn}, ll’. “Pill!!! (lindet’r.
an mlttior, nho was in}: trod \Iondny
cloning in an Aeroplane accident that.
cans-Id the. death of Raymond \t hoe
lIIr, died last night following nmpItu
tlou or his left leg above the knee,
FILES CURED le 6 TO 14 DAYS
Your drd‘hist will refund money it
.; Paco Ointment fails to cum any case
at itching, Blind. Bleeding or Pretrud-
int: Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50c.
Sentinel want .u bun; motto.
Special Sale
of Ladics' and hilltoca' Conic. Suits
- newest
_. standard nlwms maintained here
" erably hblott' ordlnnry. . ,
Ladier' and Mlosen‘ Suite.
lmdlda‘ and Minion Sum.
51; MaittSt» Stunted.
Lollies Lon. Taffeta Godmals amine. Ior ..
~ Ladien' Monster“ (Tonto... It values. for r
20 vdluds tor .......... :12. 98
25 ulcer. :or
The Paris Cloak 3t Suit House
33 So.M
Special ‘ Sale
This melt we have placed on late many new thinm! In the way
. Skirts. Dresses. ilonse Dressed,
“diets and Petticoats (hill you should see. The styles are the wry
The qualities mi of. room in every case no to the high
and you‘ll Ilnd our pricea consid-
. . . $7.98
$7.98
“8.60
ain St., South Norwalk
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
.007” NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 40.
BEAVER
is training rapidly in popularity
plaster and wall-paper.
It is sueceplinle of an infinite variety
oI artistic designs for walls and ceilings and permits or a
wide scope for individual nret'erment and taste. We no agents
and keep a large «only on hand.
BOARD
as l snhotliute tor lath and
A FEW
1323 The number of the phone at
the same, 429.
pride to their outings. Nothing but
Iill flour is allied and all brand
stalling a new ice cream machine
.to any place in The Norwalha. at no
not a Imialty. ‘ .
I
cry before 8 It In.
man mortar fittnll tn the nor.
0‘: bread. mm um I. cm In.
nearly every week. I
Your our mm .
0“! WmiM MIitII p I
Wont ‘whflys
mm to tile Not in
We desire to call your attention to the fact that we have had
a private one phone installed in our Nor-walk More The number in
Our bakery, situated in ant Norwalk, is all above ground on cel-
lar and is as light and.airy all your own kitchen.
our shop In on clean and orderly as your kitchen on baking day.
Our balerll are all clean cut. progreeivo mung men. who take
machines run by an electric motor.
il‘ very-thing is made under our personal super
In our ice cream and candy department at
time to give you a superior. article. I
Order: ‘for our handily or ice cream products may he telephoned
to either nova or given to soy driver. We deliver Ice cream. packed.
We maintain it free delivery in the city of Norwelk Orders tor
morning dolitmr‘y should be in before 9 a, In. and for allornoon deliv
The Nowell: n‘tol'tt will be renovated Ihortly and a pretty ice,
We dour. particularly to call attention to our ten cont spilt lea-t
it
llpeclni order] for latices. tacit-ties. etc. will rec-lire the same
Wool attention that We give to all once
handles our bakery products. We deliver , '
I'i‘on on older!!!)
from either more. A “It“ out or a atone
More will Its-lilo ‘
m “I!" “lay:
IA trial will
F A C T S
the East Norwalit store remains
We maintain that
the bent of inmdlenta are, used.
and cake mixtures are made by
ri.sion
orwulk. we are ill-
and will be prepared in a shot-t,
y time. Ordera for Sunday din-
We are introducing new entree
w I
fl.
MIWMOIO
scalp '
in; Women and children. and the coun
~ and at night in nearly always erhwded
with percen- gold: to Missouri to get
.q, .. “gaunt..-“—
I Bridgeport Advertisements. ‘
61hr E; m. {limit (Empathy
filahlinhrb 1857..
THE DEMONSTRATION or I;
ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSILS CONTINUES.
‘v , THIS WEEK OUT. ' I’ll
‘ “’0 cannot announrt- whul is going to be cooked.
We tln not know, m it is always: a pleasant surprise.
\Vc do know. however, lliiil no matter what sort of
preparations are burnt-ti on, or cooked 10o lunch, the
saucepan ctllaltdtcs from the trial as good as new.
Remember to gut. one of {hose handy "Sets of 3."
.I'tl'trr this wuck we {our the price will not be the same.
Stewpau, 3 pints I
Kettle, 2 (Its: $1.10,
Sauccpan, i (It. size ‘ I
Lip Saucepans {min r210 5 In.» 40 cts. up
Covered Kettles 4 to 14 do. $t.oo up
13““ Boilers I ll) 3 qt». $1.40 up
Odorless‘ Kettles $ 5.00
Pancake Griddles, require no git'dsc, $2.25 up
Illnllllfi large display and llt'tllulmmtlnll lllt‘l‘t‘ Is no
by the
'l'hougll prices seem in he llrgc. it should
article required c Illk that is not I't'llrt'SI‘lllt‘tl.
llt‘ l't'lllt'lll-
l'ItIrctl that Aluminum \‘t'urcdl‘tlets a illt'lllllt‘.
THE PERFECTION CLOTHES WASHER.
It docs in twenty lllllltllLW what usually takes several
liours' hard work Il\'t'l' lllll anti \t'zlsllliozlrtl. it is a tlt't'it‘c
that will fit in any “ash lltlllt‘r. Clothes around in with
it. with the right amount of map and \‘.Ei‘.t'l'. 'l‘lIc \\'alt'i‘
boiling. constantly circulates, forcing its \til)‘ through I‘V-
t‘l’)‘ fibre, and the clothes are lnzltlt- chain. This Washer
Price $2.50.
really “‘0ka for _\‘l.)tt.
Have you seen the new invention for dressmaking.
Pneu Form?
swcr for nu I't-InIIIIIIII lIIt‘nIlIcrs III llit‘ family.
In It household one l‘uott Form \tili :Iu-
\'IIII >Illipl)‘
change lilo size. All garments mm In» llllt'ti. nil Irim’
minus IIIIIIIII‘III without nuy lt‘tlli‘lh‘ filillltllilg".
(lime and sec it. l’ztlicrn Section.
....._.._...__...._
Women's Umbrellas, Special. tli tint- English Carolin,
trimmed mission handles. 26-inch size. '
$1.00.
on 33. iii. limit (Immunity.
v. ‘\‘\‘ I. -I‘ ‘~_‘»-\‘\-\‘\‘\‘xoxv~v H‘\:\‘\v‘~,
-‘m U; '1’; '1‘, -I‘ '(W';-‘-;-J-.‘i-lfll'v' ”if- 1'
An exceptional showing of \t‘uists, including turiqu
models of town and voile, high or low neck ----- some have Ill-
tnchdd Dutch collnr—‘tnsleiuiiy trimmed with line lures.
needlework, French knots. etc.
~ om. anodei of fine Inn is very pI-Ie lll\ designed in
square neck style with hehe Irish Lice forming a wire All
of them are Very attractive out! the heat Mines 0. he .
season The perfect. iii and linish, good §l3le nnd nearing
quality ct these whims make them great values at
98¢ each
The N. E. RYAN 00.
at wumuoron s12, scorn N‘ORWALK
warrior rOWN IN couurnv.
ST. JOSEPH. MD» May H‘s—Win»
thron. Mo, laid to he the “wettest"
town of its also In the country. In to
be limited in the number at saloons.
The town has 83 Inhabttnnts. Includ-
To
Enumerate
the Mer‘its
Of
The ‘
Sentinel
is Unneces-
Bury--
Iy court has‘ just' Issued tour“ addition
ni «loans.
Winthrop lilo at: now. Six saloons
and nix whoieeolo liquor houses. The
members or the county court declare
they will tune no more saloon licenu:
ea Winthrop II lusho'pponlte Au'hi-
non, liens. where them are no In»
icons. A bridge connects the towns
olden»: on In the
It often fatll die-
than it!“ with one
Judge for
Yourself '
Norwalk Chronicler