Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, June 26, 1914 · page 2

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lets, at Greatly Reduced Prices.

town.

 

Clearing

of Women's and Misses' Suits. Coats, Dresses, Shirts, Waists and Cor-

 
 
 

fie PARIS

33 80. Main St, South Norwailt 515 Main St, Stamford

Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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PARASOLS.
A manufzictm't-r's smuple
line of high grade novelties:

only one of :t kind. (in sale
tomorrow at 20 l’liR
CENT. Rl‘lllt‘C'l‘lUX from
regular prices.
NECKWEAR.

The largest assortment of
Rnifling‘s ill the city. Look
at the new. pretty effects we
are showing at 25¢,

RIBBONS.

In our ribbon department

will be found everythingr de-

sirable for hair-bows, gir-
~ (lles. fancy work or dress
I. trimmings. tiood styles

and reliable quality at low
prices.

" $.65:

CORSETS.
. Remcm'ber that your ap-
pearance depends a great
deal on the corset you
wear. ()_ur corset depart-
ment is noted for up-to-date
styles for all types of fig-
ures. Come here for cor—
'set satisfaction.
HOSIERY.
“Onyx." ”McCallum" and
pther. good brands of hosiery
are shelter for men. women
and children."
'SILKv‘ HOSIERY from
25¢ to $2.00 pair.
Dbn't take chances on in—
ferior stockings. when good
makes cost no more.

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SPECIALS FOR .
SATURDAY 

Supply your vacation and holiday needs frOm .our
. splendid stock of warm weather necessities. ‘
Read these Specials. They are for your benefit.

 

25 styles of up-to—dntc
models lll waists from'the
stock of leading manufac—
tun-rs. in the lot are
voiles, 'lztp silks. cotton and
silk crepes. lingerie. etc.: all
beautifully trimmed. Values
range from $2.00 to $2.98.
Choice of the lot $k1,98.

At 98¢ we are offering

choice of a large variety of

high and low neck styles. in

white materials: also :1 few
models in solid pink and sol—
id bluc miles. trimmed with
dainty white lace: values up

it) $1.50. at 98¢.

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Dainty Camisoles of lace.

also fancy Corset Covhs
with or without sleeves. at.

$1.00. $1.50 and $1.98.
FINE COMBINATIONS.
In both the skirt ' and
drawer styles: 98: to $5.00
each.
DRESSY WHITE
SKIRTS.
Finished with ribbon and
shadow lace, 79c to $4.50.

Big Assortment of
NIGHT ROBE-S,
5°C to $3.98 each.

in fact the best made,

most perfect fitting Under—
muslins at popular prices
will be found here.

 

CONN.

 

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.‘J'Tr’i’l‘he N. E. Ryan Co.
g; 86 Washington Street, ;
“g so. NORWALK.

 

 
 

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CELEBRATE!) HER TWELFTH
BIRTHDAY.

Miss Marguerite Pennington, of 23
North Main street, celebrated her
twelfth birthday anniversary, Wednes-
day evening. by giving a party to some
of her intimate triands. Games were
indulged in and piano and vocal sea
lections were a feature of the evening.
'l‘hos present were Hazel. Tessie and
Anna Troy. Alice and Gordon Henry.
Genevieve. Josephine and Will McCar-
rie, Gertrude, Marguerite and Charlie
Pennington. and Helen Cashen and
Marie and Florence Troy. A bountitul
collation was served. All had a merry
time. Miss Marguerite was well re-
membered with gifts.

qrfrhe Best ofiiat‘hing

Q. RotonPointPark
DANCE in the Pavilion

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‘ at
THE CASINO RESTAURANT

TE’..EPHONE NORWALK 500, ‘

rnishingHomes Complete

Baby's Suikies, 89c upward
Couch Hammocks, $4.95 upward
Woven Hommocks, 98c upward

Free Auto Delivery Everywhere

Sterling Furniture Co.

“When Sterling says it’s Oak, it’s Oak"

5.,_ ‘

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We Specialize in

 
 
 
 
 

All]
At 20

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ue reproductions. Estimates cheerfully given.

to 30 per cent. sawing to you.

, Rugs, Linoleums, Ranges;

 

Refrigerators, $4.95 upward

127-129 Wafilington Street
Oppositedioyt's Theatre

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W

E AUTOISTS FINED. COURT NARRUK ELECTION.

Three more autontohtllsts were be-'
tore Judge E. u. Lockwooxd' this Jame! L. Dyer Che-cu Chief Ranger
morning for violation or the traflicl " Quarterly Meeting.
rules. in each case a line or ss-aud The quarterly meetins‘oi Court Nar-
actual costs was the sentence impos- “'k- XO- 55. F- 01 A-. was held last
ed The three are- George iris, of night and despite the warmth there
New York; Rev. Frank A. Wales, 0 . _ _
California- C. Arthur Bjorkinnd. of election or otticers was held and the
Bridgeport result in as follows:

Michael Donahue. at Stamford. had; Chief Ranger—James L- Dyer.
sentence suspended on the charge or 3' 0- Ranger—Percival Bennett.
drunkenness. He. was given twenty Recording Secretary—Frank

Rooney.
l utes 0 et out of town. . /
m n i 8 Senior Woudward~James h‘uslick.

‘ .unlor Woodward~Edwurd Spiane.
Senior Beadle—whistles Xewton.
Junior Beadiewhlichlas Snnlo.
[lecturer—~Albert Hall.
Refreshments were served after the

meeting and a social hour enjoyed.

. . a—u—A ——- -——~————-— :.

DAMPNEss CAN'T PENETnATE.

There is always some dampness in

cement walla. Metal lath: otter no

protection to dweller: from such

U. dampness.

cause of sickness and rheumatism dur-

ing damp weather.

The Asphalt-Mastic of

if Bishopric Stucco or Plaster Board

, won't let dampness penetrate. it is

.. absolutely moisturwroot and temper-
- attire-proof.

i C. .H. Aisthorpe

 

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Houmhnld helpers watch Sentinel
Want Adn'ror chances to ilnd more
financial" employers.

 

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‘rol. can. Sonviuw Ave.
Kitchen Helps,

. FOR
Bus;r Women

 

 
 

AT snow. prucss SATURDAY.

 

 

WCBk End Fur-t: ases

5c Colonial Glass Table Tumblers. .
* ' ' ' 6 for 10¢

Standard size Strawberry Baskets.
1% for 40¢

The Family Cherry Stoners, removes
stbneerom cherries, two at a.
time .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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.. . , . or tut ay HOSleI y \ ome 81.75 oak color Water Coolers. 3-Seri-
‘ ' Hing," 91.1.1 , . _ ’ -. ion size ..... eras
‘ ' ' ~~ “ l . i . ’ ‘. Vi"— , Bowman's Fondue Bath Soup, 3
, BATHINQ SUITS.“ 4- HOSIEFY. GARMENTS, A . FANCYVGOODS- F cakes '. .. . . . . . .. . . ..... . ...... 2::
“Tho-Mm Baby" to ”to “VIE ' H036 It 259 I ”acuity, ‘ Ladies' Under Muslim, ’ Ladles’ Neckwour, 4 Aluminum Milk Butt] . capswill'tlt"
youlwmt, ’ Adjultable at the «How's’mmn 256. _ AS ‘km “ ’ . . . 253 ‘0 ‘1m‘ . an'y'milk bottle . . . . “.3. . .310? 25G
" * ' l t but- (‘Bncter Brown,” 25" -. Unusual aino' ' l ‘ ' P " ‘ ~ '
unlit. “HM/MI 0“ y ou' _’ ‘fCadot” HO”, 25¢. mum“: Cult. . CONII' and CI!“ 80"- Rose Bush Emmfl— ,
ton-Jreuliy Put °"- 'Best hoys' and girls» hose . . » 28:: to .2.” .......pint size, 45:; quart size, 50:
. .- . ' . mm Rm. _ - - . .
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aren’t, V‘Bat'lnfl 8‘! . 81:“ 3:»: mic-tun. Lonny,“ Chart: 9”“- udm, “I“ , Glass Butter Chums...._......ssc .up
. , Black, white. corms , can“ Wt? ind camisoles m. to 81.00. , toc‘twoqum Stone Pitchel'l.......6c
‘. Led“ A" Bill; Hoa. M m . I um... Girdle; 31.25 Step ‘Lodder Chairs ........97c
mum-- .m . nuts-«Loam t , . .l‘ . ' . .
Block. willie, colors. WNW“? Bum. . 50c IndS‘lm. Cemetery Vases... .5. .. .3 for 250
. _ ~ muss unost‘awsan. ’ mug, "WMQ‘. J. incur-v silk mom. $1.25 Baby Sulkles with rubber,
1 _ ' nmmni. Min“ At “19., . , . , . a, _. 2'39““. .3 m. . tins...:........,.....r...:_....'..' 89c
: _ . ‘mnw . ‘ t .. - I. ,lfibm ienxth.~ . 1‘ F
. - way .§.....:....... - Albert, .Gehe. . be.
”WW 15mm. ' n...— s‘m ‘ . ”.mm’wmm at. '
-. “" , ‘ ‘ » Wins" m, South Namath. _
rm- loan. ., ., mu power»

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

t was a goodly attendance. The annual _

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the D. it). Read Co. -

Established 1857

 

Special Wardrobe Trunk Regular
Price, $25.00, now 19.75

This exceedingly good and comcnicttt lrunk i~

made of 3—ply basswl‘vod. encircled by full ritctcd libre
It is Very light weight will] a “swell"
'lhe
vuppnslt; side lids ll\t' deep drawers.

.\1 tlle wipi- oil-cred

center bands. 1. .p

and strong \lt‘t‘l hinges. closet wctiwtl contains
lo hangers. and lint
a l

one of which is for :uly's but.
it is :1 great temptation. for one may trawl for months.
stopping whenever or uhct'cycr there is the \\l>ll, with—
out the task of packing. or unpacking. \\ ith a \‘l'ardt‘obc

Trunk one has t‘l'JSL’l and cl.ilionier at hand.

$19.75

Styles for either men or women. .\ll persons inter—
ested are invited to call and inspect the interior of this
Trunk and see how very cmnmmlions and we'll arranged
it is.

liourlh flour.

Men’s Wearables for Hot Weather

A splendid line of Silk Negligee Shirts, all the lush-
ionable colorings approved by taste. Neat
stripes on white grounds, exclusive fancies in tam. lilac.

masculine

old blue and reseda.

'Engush chp Shirts.

All exceptional quality of material in a wide assort-
ment of patterns. styles with soft cuffs, all perfectly tull-
ored. $1.00

Special in Silk Fonlard Tics.

Persian and Arabic designs, rich colurillgs and quite
unique. regular price 50 cts.,

35 cts., 3 for $1.00. ;

Boys’ Blouses. made with attached collars. for ages
8 to to years.

50 cts. .
Haberdashery Section.

' Toilet Sundries

Crctonne Wash Cloth Cases. rubber lined. 10c ' .
Babcock's Wistaria Talcum. very fragrant, lo Cts- ,
Ramsdell's Sulphur Cream, rcinoves dantlruli, 40c

Agreeable Soaps for Summer. "7
Benzoin and Glycerine. 25 cts. _
4711 \"erdura Glycerine, 25 cts.

Shoe Polishes.

A convenient style that folds and slips into a. case

which may be pact-red in a bag or carried in the pocket

For either black or tan leather, 10 and 25 ctS.
Special in Tooth Brushes i

All odd lot to close out. some styles included at 25

cts.. and a few Propliylt‘lctics, » .

\

a fpr 25 cts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Summer Noveltiesjn

V Pictorial Review
Patterns

 
 
 

"Paquin" Skirt
_ Fouled and Fan-

rotderyDreuumthe
latent word from Puio.

 

utters:
_,'Donnelly?s. Stationery“ BookStore,

 

‘ " ‘16 South MailiSt.

 

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