Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 1, 1915 · page 8

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Bargains for Friday

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We will give 501: redu :tione on all “Regal” and “Doug-
las" Oxfords purchased 'tormrrow.

 

Men's Canvas Scouts
Leather Trimmed

$1.49

 

 

Men's Black and White

Tennis

49¢

 

Women’s Pat. and Gun Ox

lords
. Values $2.50 for $1.49

Women’s Pat.

and Gun
Pumps

Value $2.00 and $2.50 at

$1.49

 

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Barefoot Sandles

' 5 t0 8 - 39?. 810.11: 499. 1.121052 : 59¢

 

Women’s White Shoes and

Women's Velvet Pumps

Sizes 3 to 3 1-: only

 

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“5V3 Oxfords
Values from $1.50 to 3.00
$1.29
Women’s White Women’s Tan
Pumps
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*1: and $3.06.

$1.19

 

Women’s Nubuck

1“ $1.79

 

 

 

 

 

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MIDDYS.

7' Mitidys 1n all white, white With colored lacings and white
with colored collars and cuffs

Keeler’s ..
oe- ~ Store

Tub Silk Waists in stripes and plain materials
3‘ Crepe Silk Waists in white and flesh colors

$1 98 and $2. 25

VEILS

 

k grey. sky.

new line of Veils for a

or streetwear large slzv ‘
maize, green 3_unrp;le and black; 31

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aspeciais ' for the Fourth

98¢ and $1. 98

Shirt W 211913 for heliday wear, made of fine quality lawn
and voile. Daintily trimmed with lace and embroidery

$1. 98

........_..3..3..$1~.0

Chemisettes, Vestees, Collars and Collar and Cull Sets
2511 and 50¢

Also a good assortment of Windsor Ties in
plain colors, polka dot, crepe ties and tango ties in assorted
‘3colors..125¢

SILK SKIRTS A
Chili'on, ’laffeta and Messallne Skirts m varibus colors

$1.00 to $4.98 '

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XQR , July 1.-—Attorneys
lfor the State were ready to beginl
ltheir usaulE today upon the bulwark
of evidence nonstrueted by Harry K
:l‘haw. to prove that he is sane and
entitled to freedom. When the hear.
in: before Supreme Court Justice
Hendrick and a jury was continued,
the State look up the cross-email»
ntion of the last of the Thaw wit-
nesses. it was expected that these
witnesses would be disposed at in
time to permit. the prosecution to
open its case today with the introduc-
. tion of documentary evidence.

The Stale..women had their own
alienists on hand today to combat,
the testimony of the 'I‘hnw medical‘
experts and promised some startling'
new evldeueefregurdlng the prison-
er's mental condition.

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'l‘he dredger of e Maritime Dredge ,
lug Commany. 0! w York city, arriv-
ed in the local horbfbrj'mehdayniter

uptown harbor by the tug Addie V-2d.
where dredging work will he done for
the government in what is known as :
the “basin. "
The depdger will also do some worlol

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night wall the scene of a jolly gnthen
ling or the, single and married member:
:0! the Georgetown club of George-
etown. '
g A shore dinner was enjoyed by the
’23 members present. The single men
were the guests of the benediols, inns;
much as their skill 11nd soundly trounc-

 

ed the married players in the recént '

“eight-weeks bid ewhlat gout-llama“
which wno held in- e; olub (glitters. ;

After the dinner, .phieh dl he run-
ous casino credit. the dance hall lilo

 

and all the other amusements were
patronized by the Georgetown contin-
_3ent. who enjoyed every minute- 01
‘um: visit to the park. 1

The sheath present were:
Bennlalnin L Banks. Chilord Mills.
Clans, Allin Peterson. Michael 0011-
nery, Lowis Perry, Howard Castle.
Floyd Jennings. Lester Bottorson.
Floyd Bouton, Charles Bennett N lehon

Driseoll, Harold Mohr. Edward Carroll;
William LoekWhod A'rvld Klor and
Paul R. Connery.

 

 

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noon. The anneal was loweummg

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mm wt howl" .1, . 3.1' -m

roller coaster, the carousel, thel szllzo. '

' William H. Hunter. Charles Stanley. .

Flank O'Neil, Marvin Stocking, Dayle ‘

3 size... to: $1.00.

as Snntlnallo.‘ Robert Darrow. James 1

 

 

 

 

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wonderful bargain

urday 6 p.111.

 

‘BARGMN‘Nog‘x.’ '"
-‘;.elLKjwnrsirs 511131.00

This lot consign: oi beautiful striped 3
China silks, while tub 31115.11» 3

big 1111;: of linggles. All sinusforfirmo

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DREsshsofi '1‘:ng $9 1333 7 i
A wonderfula . .1... .. "
DJeiees, “$35 .of «wv’ale, fancy

stdgpd huddle, a very fine Stray. oi
colors. All sizes at $1 003

“T’KIMONOS.

Long V'Kirnouoov with new white
Qunker collar, beautiful patterns, lav-
coder, pink, hlack and white. All

 

 

we will Keep Store Open 3
Friday, July 2nd, till 9 p.111.

And Close Saturday, 6 p. 111.

To make it worth while to do as much shopping
as possible On Friday,

we have

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+"*Wlll outshine even our
Famous Dollar Day ;

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White 'Gahirdlne .. ~ '
White P. K.

White Gnlatea '
._White Corduroy

3 From $1. 00: ‘0 $2- 98
Worth Double

, 33 i..errn HATS
Trimmed and Unlrimmed Hats, ev-

ery imaginable shape, in fhip, hemp,

tape.

.Panama Shapes from 65¢ to $1.98

Trimmed Hats from $1 to $3.; 98

, , Panama Hats for $100

This adv. does nonconvey to you the wonderful bargains
throughout the store. The best bargains are not mentioned here.

Come' 1n and look.

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:5 1. tsand 5 suits:
for half priee

We have placed all our Black and
Blue Spring com :1 half price.

 
 
 
 
 

SILK SWEATERS.

Just arrived, a new lot of all the

colors, from $5.98 to $10.00.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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