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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 15, 1914 · page 7

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SATURDAY, AUG. I5, x914

 

A Full Line of Articles

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momma, :- a. H. BAXTER,‘Druggist.

 

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Lanes PURE to: cnsm ,: ,

THE BEST 0* ”KERY 1- ~ .
PRODU‘TS . DlVid W. RIM r

UNDERTAKER

NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING.
Z7 WASHINCON 8T
.Tol., offlcs‘, 1009-3; puns, 603

EA. LANE

51 WASHING'PN STREET
souTH ”RWALK

 

 

 

yuday evening the members of Opliir Chapter. 0.13. 8.. will hold its
C(t Edmoudo de Amicis will meet picnic at Roton Point. Tuesday. August
“regular business. .18th, afternoon and evening

 

 

.outine business was all that came1 ROWAVTON P‘CTURE SHOW'
for discussion last evening at the The posters of the Rowsyton Pie-
zeting of the Second district electrl- ture Show hays appeared in the win-
.1 commissioners. a dows of several shops. Each poster
~4— ‘ls made by one of the exhibiting art-I
{A score of boys from the playground, ists, and they represent as great a
finder the direction of Supervisor Tet- variety of fancy as the pictures will
jaw};- enjoyed a jolly “camping out." represent of point of view.
he evening, in Hamilton's woods. on When a painter starts into make
most street. 79. poster, his first step is to let him-
;. "* -’ ______.__ ‘self go. Facts intrude themselves
. The regular weekly business session upon his serious lendsnpes; theories
of the Womaus' Relief Corps. G. A. it, Ibind him to methods of work; and
was held last evening. and routine principles limit his vision to the
business was transacted by the mem- lenses of one school or another.

 

Extraordinary Values in
Muslin Underwear and Corsets.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The quality of one Undermuslins has always been of the highest standard. Dainty
styles, pretty mmmings and excellent workmanship. '
HIcrc are some values greatly reduced for Saturday’s selling.
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Night Gowns Women 3 Drawers
Ir
$1.00 GOWNS, regular and extra sizes, _ 50c DRAWERS, regular and extra
tatggj a ,sizcs .................... 39¢
75c GOWNS, assorted styles ......... 5 75c D'R‘MVERS ----------- I --------- 5 9¢ .
25c DRAWBRS ..................... 19¢
Camisoles and Corset Covers . ,I . .
s: .00 CAMISOLES AND CORSET Children S Undermuslins
COVERS .............. 691‘ 506 and 590 NIIGHT GOVWNS ....... 39¢
50c CORSET COV ERS ............. 39¢ DRA\\"ERS, sizes 2 to 10 years, at . . 19¢
25c CORSET COVERS" ............. 19¢ TRIMMED SKIRTS, special at this
, . I ,lsale ...................... 399
Women s Underskrrts C
Regular 50c quality at .............. 39¢ (”sets
I A small lot of $3 50 and $5” RSETS
B~ . ht ............ :95 to close
l'aSSlefeS Discontinued models in $1.00 and $1.50
Embroidery trimmed, sizes 32 to 44 .. 19¢ ”iCORSETSI ...... , ........ 69¢

 

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Wonderful Waist Bargains

We have on hand about :50 Button Back Wallis, assorted styles; high neck, low neck,

long slows and short sleeve models; scarcely two alike. Not a Waist in the lot: was marked

toscll at less than $1.00, and most of them are marked $1. 98, a few as high as So. 98. These

are now on our center tables, and as we are determined to clean out the entire line quick-
ly, we have made the price

49 Cents Each

Just think of the splendid values
from 34 to 44.

W

The N. E. Ryan Company.

you will get, especially if you come early. Sizes range
No exchange or money refunded.

 

 

 

 

hers in attendance. When he makes a poster he clears
himself of all these entanglements,
usually by means of the preliminary
cough, and depicts the lsnd he dreams
of, in the colors he really loves.

Thus one poster of the Rowayton
exhibition shows an itsliane villa
"perched in delightfully italian fashion
on a perpendicular wall. with n cy-
press tree in exactly the right place,-
and with the blue sky and danllng
clouds that belong to the itsly of
one's winter dreams.

Another poster is unmistakably the

>mouth of Five Mile River. One could
T03” marks “W close 0‘ "1 "9““ swear that one had seen it exactly

fill and successful “'99? in “‘9 lite so, and one. would swear to the canoe
insurance field for Harry I. Cornon.0t and to the sunset time too. Yet even
Grove street. who WV "33““ h“ the picturesque Five Mile 'River sel-
auperintendontahin 0’ the ‘00“ Pru-I dom presents itself in a color scheme
dentist Life insurance CompanY. ‘of simple black and yellow.

A third poster is more fanciful. Two
water color sketches are pinned to a
gray card. together with a catalogue,

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Superintendent and Mrs. A. E. Win-
chester, together with their two sons,
will leave today for a pleasant one
week’s vacation trip to points of inter-
est in and around Boston. Mass.

The continuation of the bowling
tournament between Louis Gonch.
scheduled to be played last evening in
the Brunswick Alleys. on Washington
street, was postponed and will he held
on Tuesday evening instead.

 

 

Lady Washington Lodge, Shepherds
of Bethlehem, met last evening in
Red Men’s Hall, Norwalk. and trans
acted routine business. Two candi-
dates ware also initiated, and tour ap-‘
pliestions were received, showing the‘are part of the joke.
growth of the lodge. At. the next! On the second day of the exhibition
meeting night an apron and necktie August 22, the posters are to be sold

two delightful little sketches on it.
Pictures, book, ribbon. pins and all

 

 

 

social (will be enjoyed. off at auction,
I .- ._
That all absorbing question which
arises from the woman suffrage quote
tion: “is woman man ’s equal in everyi STAMFORD

sense of the word’s meaning?" is 0.th
mirably treated in a sparkling storyotI
love and humor. iron the pen of
George Robinson, noton Point’s photo-i ‘
. “graphsr. Mr. Robinson's interesting
“Subway imaginations and Buttress."
In today’s Sentinel. deals with this
.uuestion in a particularly clever mon-

HEATR

STAMFORD, ' CONN.

FRI. SAT. AND SAT. MATINEE,
. AUG. 14-13. ‘

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wmmmm tattoo
Night... ....50c to 31.80

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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some Peep is

select a bank on account of
friendship. some in influenced

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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Neil' O‘Brim

 

 
 

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mwfiwy . MINSTRELS

“Everything Noting“. mg» ‘

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-. No.52 South Main Street.

 

Take a Trip on the
Ocean and Keep
Cool

Maine Steamship Co, Metropolitan
S. 8. Co. Red Cross use. Old Do-
minion S. S. 00., Clyde Line, 8&-
vsnnah Line.

J. M. Layton & Co., Inc.

Real Estate Insurance.
- 5 Railroad Ave. Smith Nomtt.

TENNIS SHOE

For men and Women. Smooth or corrugated rub-
ber soles.

“TRO-MOC SHOES”

Are the ideal outing shoe for the whole family” The
uppers are of a special “indian tanned” leather, that
will not become stiff after the severest wettingan

the SOLES WON’ T SLIP. '

Conneally and Bracken __-

is wAsHiNoron s'r.

. The cheapest coverings for perma~
nent buildings. Never need painting.
Do not split_ crack or decay. The only
' . roof which constantly grows better
- ‘ with the lapse of time.

 

 

 

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Razor Your A LIFETIME werour REPAIRS.
Expenses 2-33 c. H. Aistho

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Take the Burial: 5:“ 9‘9““ vet. mo.

Fairiield County

Savings Bank

Eng. NORWALK. . Teeth and Health
I : . -.. Could you realise the connection
’ ' between good health and good

teeth. you would not. neglect them
a day. See

Dr. J. H. Mallory

10 Its Main It. to. NON-lit.
for inswction and professional
care, every six months and your
teeth will last during your life.

Cs'rslessne' as in the teeth shows
some degree In other responsibili-
tics.

HOUR“! A. II. TO 3 P. l.
.UNDAVO IY, AFFOINTMINT

 
 

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You Can Save Money by Ordering Your . a

Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs 1

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HEADQUARTERS IFOR GUT FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS.

South NorWalk Flower CO.) ., _
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Yes—he bought one of
the Suits we are offering
in our Red Tag Sale—No
wonder he looks happy.

You will "be pleased too
if you get one.

A lot of Hart Schaiiner
and Marx Suits in the
lot—and every suit a bar- ..|
gain.
$10 SUIT .... $7.85
$15 SUIT $10.85
$20 SUIT $14.85
$25 SUIT . $18.85

 

Rogers & Stevens -
OUTFITTERS '
Norwalk and South Norwallr

' Our f
August Furniture Sale

to now in full swing and only the fitted and finest of goods can
find a place on our four immense floors and with our entire stock of ‘
artistic and carefully selected piecesand suits reduced in price from
no to 50 per cent. makes a representative list of extraordinary offer-
ings. The styles, quality. construction and finish is abolutely the
best. C ’

A. J. Collins & Co

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

SPECIALS

FOR THIS WEEK.

women’s Shoes and Oxfords, odds and ends, small sizes only;
Values $1.50 to 83.00 ...... . ............................. '
Women' s Thu Oxfords and Pumps. values $2. 00 to 83.00.1'19
Misses’ and Children’s White Pumps, values :1. 25 and $1. 50. .89¢
Women's Velvet Pimps sizes 2 1-2 to 4 ....... a ............. 79¢

Keeler’ s I ’

KOAL
AT LOWEST PRICES " .
None Better I

HARRIS & CANS COMPANY

Wasn- Smu. South Nor-elk. Tel. m.

 
 
 

 

 

 

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