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FfiDAY, JUNE 11, 1915
wm ms MEXICAN CULTURE meslon
' There is a strange contrast in the 3 V
she-1m "new end seaso’ noble
_. f A styles in
I. L AND A L GOLDEN 8316811 eXpeditiou seems destined to: H . We Gloves
PROPRIETOR S. ' enter Mexico to save the country from} ii
chaos All the newest styles~the
‘ ‘ Th ~ ii newest colors—the newest
FRIDAY JUNE 1: , 1.915 ere are 11 men and 44 women ini & embroider-lee, in may" that
: MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR wm with. _ .
- TOMORROW. leaders. They plan to make a thon. , . This means added service.
. and better appearance and "
. ,at no greater cost.
KAYBER SILK GLOVES
2 cusps, extra heavy, don-A
ble tip lingers. Value 75c
p... W55.- i Everything for Graduation -»The Bride - Town and Country.
KAYSER SILK GLOVES.
‘ High tide 11 :14 a. m.; ‘11 :05 p. m.
‘ Sim rises 439; sets 7:24.
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IVElegoslVfiEENglAliELIéTELE- ed to Mexican conditions. The com
Editorial Rooms—92 mission expects to remain in the U.
logos and universities, with a view V
to taking back home as much or the . . _
spirit and methods as can be adapt- .V
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Business WS- 8. tor a year. and some of the mem- . 16 Button length, double tip . . . . - . ,
Norwalk Brandi! OffiCe—I388. hers for No or three years. - 'V hkellngers. Value 31.25 pair. Vast quantities Of New Merchandlse embodying the “what Summer Fashion Ideas—And bad! Of that prices trimmed
Editor's R cadence—Icons General Currant,“ the revolution“! . - ..... . ....... . 95¢ down to the level of the ordinary month-later “Clean-ups. ” A great drain of wonderful values throughout every de-
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City Editor" Rfl‘dmce’752'4‘ leader who pretends to rule Mexico ‘V V 93mm 0f the 51°“
Business Managers Residence—-
1113 -12 from Vera Gruz, is responsible for the; ‘ A“
PubllShcrs Residence—Angry commission. Presumably he pan the __ .g
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. bills.
" We' re glad to have those 65 cul-
Summer Dresses BIOuses of Distinction
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MASQNIC NOTICE. lured Mexicans come and look us ov-f Every woman needs immediately A great collection or styles. assortment of new summer In Crepe dc Chine and L' '
Did Well Lo do e, N 6 108, F and A. M. er. and we'll help them all we cani " dresses at modest prices that will satisfy your loudest desire. These are the very on“ you Will need lngterle. '
Meets in Masonic Building. South It will do us all good to get acquaint- ’ - A ' A me, season. Even if you were toVVvislt entire: 5:23; 8”“: whole 31110-
Main street, 1st and 3rd Tuesday of ~ ed with each other. We shall think 3 . , FIGURE!) CREPE DRESSES $1.98. find prettier models, nor equal ‘the values it 11 con d not
each month—~July and August can better of the Mexicans because of ‘ .fi 9' , ' 0‘ floral designs, Collars, reveres. and '
«.- :9 ‘ belt of contrasting color. Lace edged collar $1.00 WAISTS.
cepted—at 8 o’clock. All Master
Voile and organdie waists, plain and
them. and we hope when they get batik EU: , ' V K - and cuffs. Flounced skirts '
Jul- ' Infa/g .r‘Ig-"Yf'f'l-V I- 1.
signation of Secretary Ill-yon from Associated Press made the announce-
lb" {$me we.“ as 31 has been, is meut through the Sentinel that the
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Masons cordially invited. Sylvester . ‘ .. e
P. Decker, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox home they 11 teach the Mexican mass- i: * A . f - . SUMMER DRESSES embroidered. Daintily trimmed front, I
8 es to think better of us. ‘-' , . " , ' $2-98- sleeves and collar. E 1 6
cc. At h :H i gt 2 A About 20 models to all this season's am . . 79¢ I
”— t e same time. we can-thelp feel-1‘ ~ * latest styles and 0‘ very best quality ma- “-50 WANTB !
Butler Chapter. ‘No. 38, R. A. M- ins some curiosity as to how lonsg V“ 1 . a . ' teriala and trimmings. A tbif "1“” 0f ““95 and the ‘i
A’Sluled CODVDCflliO“ 01 Butler Gen Carranza will continue to meet? 3i J V' ‘. * '- V grea as vs no you ever saw. Voile. "
Charm n A M. will be held at ' I ‘ \ - 1 1 ~ » ~ EMBROIDERED VOILE organdle and linens, beautifully trim- 9
. . libelr bills, and what his status will» V « . _ DR . 11
its 100m in Masonic Temple. Tues ‘b 11 th ti it b i". ‘ ' - , , ESSES, $3.98. me with lace and embroidery, '
a... (waning, June 8th. 1915 Work 9 3 ‘3 me 1"” 1““ “k “‘15“- ~ _ . g . 3‘. in while only. skirts made in three Each ........ . ....... 98¢ E
M. M. M. degree. All R. A. Ma what the Mexican government will do . ‘ - ' 'W flounces and lace ruserlion, plain white col- ”'00 ‘WA'STB- , ‘ ,
sons cordially and fraternally in- inbout them if Carranza and the gov-.3 ., ‘ 4 ’ or and picot edge, Dainty styles made of sheer, line I!
V vlied. Frate1 nullv qyours, Charles eminent don't happen to be identical r _ . . : V . . - ”Emmet and WM" lawn, China 5”" ‘ VI
A Tuol H- P F L3 on Secy Vi ’ ‘ V ' SUMMER DRESSES' 86'98' and crepe do chine, the very newest 3"
.. 1 -——;.~——--—§—-—o~—-—- Vi . , __ A All the new ideas, such as the triple tier. models. Each ‘ 3!
'WS We Aall hoped that ”the earlv re \ A' A A . A . ' 1““ flare and flounced skirt. Efleotively $4.00 “131-3, """" $l'49 SI
—-~~ port yesterday concerning the finding 3 . ‘ trimmed Willi lace In sortion and-embrold. All silk cm e de chine ‘ H
I * r » cry or silk vel et Al 9 m the new "’
,\ DEMOCRACY AND UNITY. of the body oinlired G. Vanderbilt was \A . I3 ' . . -_A . V ~ 80 no usuriment oi flesh color} maze or while. New mod- . H
' ,1 (_ _ white dresses and checks and stripes in els with long sleeves and 'flat coll rs
,. The excitement caused by the re-. true but such WEB not the 01159- The ‘ l . . all the wanted colors and “ye, a V ‘0
SA ' Each ..... . ........... $3_49 ‘ u
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n more fln‘ruy cornpamd with the poli~ Vanderbilt iamlly had received word
n. W_¢_._.A.._ A.“ y M». “4..-...“
-‘\“V\-V\-V\‘V~-»- .m \‘\i. a. anlflx
through. Times complains that Americana, by,
AV . 'i‘hc'anncricau people today are in- selling munltlon t0 ”16 Allies. are
comparably more harmonious than “depriving us at the fruits oimlr .vic‘
.- demands of the present‘
‘month are among the special
lots we have prepared at
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Some with patch pocket cool: down ‘ terns 0r llurge “3313113. 1'0? -
front or on the side Value 32: 50 each. smduutlon ““353 or eroding
$1 98 . gowns. v9.1” $1.25 W yd_
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11ml sVlonm in Grcu Britain. if, item Quecnstown that the body recov- ; ‘ l * u 11‘ s A m 11:“ 31168 The L ‘8‘” White H Vt if
stead of one man dropping out of ered on the coast of County Clare was ll Phenomilal value giving will mark this saie the most and best in; All fresh new and perfect V a S :2
the cabinet without anger or recrim- not that or the well known million Vt style for your money. And a very little money will db. 1 in a Wide range or bPautlful ’ l
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inuiion, it were found necessary for aire. All of which goes to show that; " . 5"st pat-terns. ARGE AND SMALL PRICES: All Small. 3!
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the pmmdcm to dismiss about hell .it you want acnlrate telegraphic newsl :3 White Cordeline and repp. in a var ; . CREPE FooUanNas The novelties oi the sen- VII
his ofllclal'inmily and fill their places which only the Associated Press Tum-1 A“ iety 0! styles Mme 9-98“ from waist ‘ 11 .27 inches Wide. Neat dain- son are the .combining of “r
with Republicans in order to gain .lshes. you should boa constant encoder1 3‘: band to hem and finished with large .A, (y patterns. Value .‘1 yard. velvet and maline and satin Vii
enough public support to carry on at the Evening Sentinel. - iii PM" WWW“ “I“ *1 25 9”“ - 1 ...... 69¢ and straw. They-are worked “ ii
the, government. we should get. some ——--~4~—-—--—-— » ' i “I . - - - - - - . - - - ~ - 2 ~ ' - - 4 98¢ ORGANDlEs FLOUNOlNVGB 'into many beautiful eifects. . v
idea of who! England hus’becn going A German writing to .the New Yorkl'. $K|HT5 1 4' ‘ cl - The styles that will be; S.
' ‘ ‘ or some sponge repp or cordoline ‘ “ n “‘3 ’wme-dmw‘ml' . Without ”1 Super“)? 011 a“ the 5‘
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the Bl-ilisll. Our government has fur 10'185' 1“ France and "311de *nuge- BKIRTS o ‘ ' n -------- $4 98
more faithful support for its foreign tory all 0‘" gigantic efforts against or linen sponge Palm Beach 010th SWISS ‘BANDI'NGS. . V
policies than the British government ““35”” And if we 5WD such exports of Cordellne. charming models, been- 2 to 3 inches wide, just the V Hundreds of other char-m.
has, mm Mm. "s reorganization. - at Germanyfs request, we shall deprive titully tailored throughout. Sites on . kind (or summer meter-talc. ing and dainty modelg'pflced:
It is natural thn't there should be the Allies-oi-their victories on the sea to 39 waist band Value 34 each. 4 . Value 15c to 25¢ yards. . .-.
onsldel able diss-cnsion in both coun- and render nugatory all‘thelr gigantic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -.$2 98 . , . . . . . . . , 12V2¢ $5.98 to $12.98 1
cliorts against Germany. That's the
other side of it.
tries. It is the usual thing £01 demo
‘ ‘V erotic countries to carry on great un-
' ~i'll 'ith i s and fur\' what» I ' -
é V del ‘d { “gs “ us , ‘ ‘ There is no occasion for excitement
ling vast energy m quarrel and debate. over the destruction oi the "Gull-V
It is only an nuiocracy that runs well light". Mr. 'Brynn‘ voice is still vi-
iu time of peril, though France, the
“most turbulent, of highly-civilized
democracies. has been shocked into
. _A , . .- Escgmmze by Buying UNDERMU SLINS While These Prices
. as A . a r CS 111 a ason’s Supply of ‘ ' 3.. ~ Are in Effect.
. Clean. fresh crisp garments by the thousands for your choimost oirthemlpurchased especially tors
-. In this sale you have choice of this season’s “we,“ and freshest-AA this sale~everyoho of them a value such as no store can ever match.
when fabrics in countless numbers of dalntiest do signs. 'Don't miss CORSET BOVERS
this opportunity to buy your summer wash fabrics [or little money. . ‘V Good Amuslln, trimmed with embroidery, value 29c. Each .. .. .. 17¢
59c stLK vows. CORSET OWE-RS- ..
40 inches wide for waists and Trimmed with flnelnces and embro1dc1~les; value 591:. ‘Each , ;
arm” A ... NIGHT nowus. ,Muslln, trimmed with embroidery and ribbon, crepe...
Per VVBV’arVd 39¢ A A.- trimmed with torchon lace, empire style; value 750 Each 49¢
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brunt on the Chautauqua circuit and
“he will not unloose any harsh words
simply because an American ship has;
“V complete “n“"imity' The saving.th been torpedoed and on American life
z {ti-out democracies is that they have lost. What are these things in reality
uououch native Aenergy .aud ln1tiut1ve. as compared to a Nobel peace prize
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so much Sheer soul-powqr, that they. ('vniuer'340,000) as a possibility? E! 35:.- -meEB. . ; 1 mall-11' gowns, ‘:
“mam. pull through in spite of their Flue quality plain and splash ; 1 Several dihereni Syles in crepe, torchon, lace t1immed;A
' ‘“ ""'"‘" .“""'" "' lie, all) inches wide. ‘ ‘ value $1. 00. E . .-
Jost effort. England can he in ion .. ~ _ V0 och 79¢
The” is ”my 0“" defense 0‘ “‘1 Per yard ...... 19¢ *2 NIGHT oowns. ‘ 1
Soft nalnsook, trimmed with fine laces, embroiderie's an
ribbons; value 31..50 Each .~......... 9&1“, ,
DRAWERS. .‘- 1 . .' ’
\ nloil illalVlooks from a distance like our selling," says “B. h T.” in the
'11 revolution or a national shipwreck, Chicago Tribune. “It l8. that a“ large
and FM keep right. 0“ fighting. We number, of human beings crave alco-
. 75c museums.
White Gabardine, yard wide. ; '
._- muchdesired for skirts and 1-; l
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Oil‘selves C3“ “"mse “Pd “mam“ 11oli”"l‘he fact might properly be borne e dresses Per yard .. 49¢ «l V VV Two styles, esott nainsnok lace and embroidery trim- V
each other until auGerman statesman, in mind by reformers who-insist on .3 59° M ARQUISETTE _ ‘ ' ni‘fildgfizesfiga A Pair. .. . . . . .n 37¢
Fine imported marquis‘ette,
45 inches wide for waists and
dresses- Per yard .. 39¢
19: moon CLOTH ' .
’ Yard wide, for misses and
.. children Wear. Pm:- yard 15¢
19c via-111's cmNKLso ems - : .
32 inch crinkled crepe nestle
‘ < . Soft ifinish material, wide (tonnes -of lace and insertion,
‘1 , trimmed with ribbon; value $1M Each .. 46¢
' «service-ms. .
” VVV/ Several different styles, 0! line 1131115001: and crepe, trim. \
,. accustomed to public acquiescence in blaming it all on the saloonkeeper.
Wolficial acts, thinks we are near an ..
V113, and yet we can all the While .
teer a consistent course, and in an
gency all our discordant millions ‘
act as one man, like the free mil-1
ionspi France.
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med with 'Val. lace and embroidery, and torchon laces. ‘
Vail“! 31-50 .9501!- Each . 984;,“
«ENVELGF‘E CHEMAISE -_
Fine materials. new wing shape model, embroidery and
w «(filmiA /
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VMeRCHANTs' RETAIL ASSOCIA- . no “mung, for mm and am. A. - .- , lace trimmed. Value $1. 25 Each _, 89¢ . 7 ,
‘ ses nod underwear.‘ 00MBmATIDNs. .s . . 1‘ Perfect fitting garments of suit noinsook beautiiully trimmed; value 31750. *
TION. .
our local merchants organized last
Evening under most favorable auspic-
a. As will be seen in anbther column
hejsuggested possibilities of the new .
V sanitation will be far reaching in IHcs singing the praise of‘
lid City of 'Norwalk and the bond of ‘ our Tennis TOgS. .
‘robperat-ion among our merchants will Everything here from the 1"
. me 11 The recent Kopen shirt at $1. 00 and 81. so.
'eV ~mwy "mane "to whitesocks at ego-anti 50c.
Vbo r VD" “mm“ demonstrated -Wbite flannel or serge trou-
what may be accomplished when a
amen pull W. (mist idea
W to be the slogan ‘t last night's
Each " 19 , = O-QMllN-ATIONS. ‘ A beautiful garment suit pure
nainsook elablirately trimmed with Yellow laeezend embroidery; value 32. 00 Each. _. . , . .. _ . . _ ..
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Kmt Underwear
Wu things will holiness you in these garments. the quality and the V.
. 1tinunuol lowers or the ill-ices Economy shouldprompt liberal buyingA
, ‘ 1mm- whim com. ‘ , .
.....A.A.. .. or ran mu soxm.AA......cAbc;yI-. ~ ‘tlow neck sleeveless. lace trimmed can: . . 49¢
._ ’ ' ‘ . . “mm-v39?” women's umoN sum. ‘1 '
5ch $3 50‘ to $5. Belts soc}- -. A» ,, - 1 ‘- ‘ 32‘ ‘ ‘ > 1’ f3 ‘1 ' ‘- ‘ 3 mus 11m. light weight. low neck and sis-velour: loco trimmed
wimp - 1 ‘~“ . ‘ “‘ “' ' ,jg.' “ ., ’ - 186$
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ' , melt-e Wow Vim. .
Union athletic underWear of
. course, '9. luxurious necessi- - m plain my. vacuum or 1111111 sleeves styles. low neck.
Per yard . . . . . .. 113/2015
. DRESS UNENS.
use values, A3 or... can ya.
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‘31254Nalues ..."i
WWII!“ sum.
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