Evening sentinel, Friday, May 12, 1916 · page 5

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

FRIDAY, MAY is, -« 1915

a

ROB- '

d We Pay Roll at Nun
Hun. Hold to at Ole. Door
and met cult-1M0. $3.000
taken.

A! ve' 'fiOTECTEDt
N. can oboe you full Protoo
tho against Hold Up. Burglary
or Daylight Robbery. Call us

 

on the phone, No. 1200, and wool

will gladly quote rates. etc.

Taylor&Golden

Telephone No. 1230
South Nomlk Trust Co. Bldg.

 

 

 

E:_--

STRAW HAT

time is almost here and our

“KNOX”
Straws Are Here

Take a look at them.

’1‘

.rosrrnr runs

85 Washington St, So. Norwslk

 
 
 
 
 

 

b————.

WEATHER FORECAST.

 

i
l
i
r
t

For Norwalk rind vicinity: Fairand
slightly moler tonight, probably frost?
in West portion: Saturday, fair; mod.l
crate northwest to north windsl
Weather conditions: A long ridge of)
high pressure extending along the
northern border from Washingtonl
east ward to New Eng-land is produc-
Ing cool, pleasant weather in all the
northern districts. Frosts were re
ported from Montana eastward to
Michigan. Unseltled, showery weath-
or prevails in the. southwe‘stern dis-
tricts. Moderately high temperatures
continue on the Gulf and Atlantic
coasts.

 

WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY

 

Temperature:
72. Clear.

Eli—Nut.

—-——-————
The Jolly Five will conduct a dance.
tomorrow night, in Arion Hall.
Harold Green continue. seriously ill
It his home in Main street.

Fred M. Jennings, conductor of
work car for the (‘onnecticut Com-
an" i" new rick at his home, 35
iouth Mala street. _

Derby or Soft hat? O’Brien‘s.

Deputy Sheriff Nelson W. Benedict
I again able to be out. after having
seen confined for in few days to his
tome with a serious illness.

Low, 50; high.

llfl

 

 

For Ladies and Misses

315

FOR SUITS, MADE
TO RETAIL FOR 022.50

 

,l

FOR SUITS MADE
TO RETAIL FOR $16,

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

PAGE FIVE

 

 

HOWLAND’S

 

 

Entrance on lain suffix-field Ave., and Cannon St.

 

Friday,

May 12, 1916.

. Clearing price
tofmake suits hurry!

\\t' dont‘ know “hat our liilltilx nill he aide to offer us in ~rrits for .\uturrrri near-

but we are not worrying.

\Vc don't men know that 1hr) \'\ill lit‘ alrlc tn writ-r us trzrxf
\\ e do l\l]ti\\' Illt‘)'l't‘ lltiI. llliilxillg arr} >urlx in \r’\\'
lt‘lllllg lit)“ soon they “ill be.

 

$18.00 AND $20.00. $27.50 AND $32.50.

Another such opportunity will not appear this season,
so if you are in need of :1 Suit do not let this chance
go by without at least investigating it as the values
are positively the very best offered in Norwalk this
season.

9..
5

MODEL lIA'l'S. USUAL RETAIL VALUE $4

$1.98
$8.00 COATS $4.98

moan HATS. U SllAL RETAIL VALUE $7

$2.98
$3 Silk Waists $1.98

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

\

C

RED/r“

Tv'

 

 

 

 

 
 

L

 

 

tilt‘l' mi' radii—Jr’sf'ihey did not have
to look much further than the Park
City before they were taken up.

Routine business was conducted stfaftemoon, on Washington street.
last evening's meeting of t‘ourt Nar;\\'ish all members to be present at 6.

 

 

 

—-Re.duction Sale. Trimmed hats,
hapes. etc. Mnox lifillinery, 29 South
aln street, South Norwalk, Conn.
W. E. O'Reilly. of this city. has
urchased from the S. I. Benedict

ency. a new Dodge machine.

May itth ls Mother's Day. have you
-nt her a card yet? if not look at
he engraved cards for Mother's Day
t Donnelly‘s Stationery Store. We
so have postcards for Mother's Day
for be. I
Cit-fries Webb. employed by Edward
. Flaherty, expressman, is recover-
g from injuries suffered recently
hen a large door fell on him.

A large number of Norwalk automo-
lle enthusiasts plan to attend the
ces at the Sheepshead Bay Speed
y tomorrow afternoon.

Local people were interested in a
no view of Stone Mountain in a

utual Weekly" in The Palace last
lght. On this mountain. out of solid
. niie. Gritzon and Solon Borglum
ll carve a memorial to Confederate

Idlers. ‘nnlh sculptors are weil~‘
own In this city. j
Mpggve (‘nv- ;.. 0- "arr-i: nf an ‘

ork, of the New England Wire Cloth
anirfactnrinrz Company. are in South
orwslk today in consultation with
e Second district commissioners
er the transfer of property in the
.posed new streets to extend from:
Vinny-d in Water street.

Yollll issuance,
POLICIES

You should keep your fire or
life insurance policies in a

SAFE PLACE

Absolute Protecion for same is

tflorded by renting a Safe De-

t Box in our‘Fire and
urglar Proof Vault.

it Pifllli’i must it.
' South Nani. Ct.»

\r
I\

 

/

 

4-._-o-_ —___._.—.____-“

' l
r

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

FUR. 5‘- 01 A' ,as will)" will he served by Mrs. MM‘I Bridgeport played here, last winter.
Under the auspices of Our Sisters' ”1“ “licox. and trimmed Norwalk. even with it
Rebdtah Lodge, No. 55, r. o. 0. r~‘.. a‘ Further plnns In resnrd the Memo the hill of Connie. The Norwalk his
card party is being held this after-Fill] Day celebration Will be made at have, improved wonderfully since that
noon in Odd Fellows' Hall, in Wallrlofllllhl'fi 111°61an 0' Buckingham time. however, and even with Lewis
street. The card party will continual’o'l- N0. 13. G. A- R. Tonight’s lllt‘l‘l- rolling with the visitors, there will.
during this evening, and a big crowdrmll W1" be held. “5 “3““ In the “93” perhaps, be a different story to tell
it: expected to be in attendance. bin-.Qual‘tl‘" “1 ”10 TOW“ Assembly Ufillrl this time.
sic will be a part of the evening's prou‘and all members are asked to he were ”A“ . '_ ._
gram. ent, if possible. ‘
~ Routine business will be transacted‘ Rmmlmfio [0 II
boaaMgiiirnflc'kyeifl"Mightyigguggi.at tonight's regular weekly meeting
North Main. ‘ ' Othfh‘keilfeb'rrhbl‘d $0.32, l.i0;vlt. 3:.“
.w w ee n rew nmn
The state police commissioners; Maih street. The regular-3 Friday ' All Over the Country They In Taking
met at ”’9 oflicc 0’ ”I“, 9““°”"';evening dance will also be enjoyed: “Neutrons Prescription 99."
gnaw; 3‘99” {CapitohSiednesiiaywaner the conclusion of the business: "Neutrons prescription 99" removes
wiia' corllsldler:d.oTher;m\i'tilre pp:s:ri€§m°°“"g' r'the poisonous accumulations that
John 11. Perry, president. of South- A“ “djfium‘i “Maui's" I“ "‘9 f“{“"1lodgre In the blood.
port; Henry F. English. New Haven: '31“833mg;3:31]:“zll‘fml'mraatofu2::l After one week’s use you will be
““1“" S. Allis. Norwich; J3me“ P" fl‘ i th T w A a bi lloolling at other sufferers instead of
Woodruff, Litchfleld: William s.rlen.>"‘”°° “,‘ces' “ '3 ° “ a 9'“ ’i f h, d u
"my. Hartford and Superintendentlnan‘ llans relative to the coming being an object o in cry an p y.
Thomas F. Eg'an. Hartford. ,carnival were discussed and other Your joints and muscles will be
1' ‘h ld f 11 t ‘ k d t_r‘business transacted. Committee w°rk‘loose and timbered up. all aches and
0“ b 0“ .30' a 0 a 9 3 "n lis now getting under way to make this. 1 ill b one on will feel like
339 of the opportunity offered by lhejy'oar's carnival a whole town affair. l m sery w e g ' y
A. J. Collins Co. All next week toland not limiting it to the First. illorn°"- ‘ '
visit their store and see the most mod- r "I" “1099' $19!)“: 131mm? 0' dhe 5" “0°“ as 7°“ take f'heuttgone Pr‘e-
:committce wi e e on ues ay acriptlon 9" you can es a pan
ern and.most simple coal and gimlevening of next week. at which timemand misery leaving and comfort and
range made. No other range “k9 t'rlt is expected, that important matters1h tries-s coming in Go to your drug-
An Alcmr woman will ,be here to‘wm come up for decision. 1 EDD d t - 50c o ‘1 bottle
demonstrate and will tell you sill Tuesday evening will find Conuielgm lOdl‘Y 3-“ 89 .11k 6" hi 3
about it. See adv. in today's Benti- Lewis and his crack Bridgeport teaml then 9330’ life. feel is orig ‘ “3
nel. at the Norwalk bowling alleys, in ls-ragain. Mail orders filled on 81 size.

leans street. Having beaten every- For sale by The Clifford Pharmacf.
“011.3188 F0wler Woman's Relief'thing in sight around those parts.the,s°ml Norwaih, and all good druggiltl
COWS Vi" meet at their rooms, Fridnleorwalk team was looking still fur- evewwhom

u

 

_.‘_.,

DUDDDDDBDBDBD00500550000000;DDDDDDDDDBDDDDO

0

Ear Saturday Hosiery Come to Us

wrivi I"! GARMENTS FANCY Goons
For Variety ' Ladlel' Shirt Warm . New Neckwear
Aio; Values. 39 ” At 31.00. Twentydlvs styles. At 25c. and 506.
°-’ 0‘ 'I m Middy aloum ‘ .,
You will like them. soc... 31.00, 31.25 Eve" wee '
W37“ BROWN "035 Children's Tub Dresses WWW Tm
(Guaranteed) ‘ i 5°C. and "_m 250. and 50¢.
”9'59 5"“ ”032 v Ladles' Silk Gloves
85c. 60s., "m Ladies Dress Skirts 10° ..
seams usossweaa ”M W‘ 34-” . 35°" 5°“ "d ' '
Under Vest: Pants. Adult? "5 Y°"‘h"_ Sweaters ‘ Wide Rushing
Union sure- ” 01.00 to «.00 25c. and, 50°.

 

_ , A. means man &. SON:
soirrs Mwaut. count: .2. - ,
sore-we owl-e. s u. oases TRADING name.

a
.«r .

PHONE 440

u.‘ r ’21! .

 

JOOOOOOCCCOOOOO0000000000

 

_ 4“;
ooooooooo o‘ooooooooooouuoon

- i. ‘.

 

ooooooooooonoonoooooooooooooo

 

 

 

 

 
 

‘3

York _rrr~l rrrrn t‘irrl llltlt ix no
.

liut in spite of all fill» \it' irrtrrrd Ill Iran a rlcarirrgwut ur' the \Itllx rum hire. {
N) \\‘e haw lllatlt: prices to mold that «‘ll‘dlillg‘rutll a ~‘.:..r‘p .rrd irrrdt Ulrt. lime prim-s ‘
go into effect today! L
The finest suits that Spring ha~ lrr‘ought to the siril‘t‘ .rr‘r irrrludtd. .\ lrig \tilltl\ of l
rich sulh at many rirediurrr prit‘ex i~ included It nill In r’rr lrigtr-st rrrrprrr .“rI\ \ric‘vc I
”tiered this season! i i
Suits that were $22.50 to $30. Suits that were $32.50 to $45. “C
$19.50 . $29.50 ' .5
Sons that were $50 ot $85
'lhcq~ figures tell the slur) til‘ the \.t\lll3_:\. lire} «.lltil t:.rrl hint at the llill litritlly :
and fine style of the suits offered.
No good pattern or 11.1.11.» of the wawrr is rrri>~irrg' willh. urgu. gulnrlrllllvx line i'
t'llt't‘hs; all are liltlllill'tl.
Among the suits to he s'rld at Sirisri and Snigu, tx't-ry >l/l‘ up to 55! {
.\rrd \\h;it mpcr‘l careful tailoring!
Note the lllllt‘: l‘i’rdai rrrur'nirrg. Nnic the fact ll .1! mu ]'l‘l\lill(ill'\' run} it cl sure of i
ilrrdirrg‘ a ~tiit of required <ize, in lilml ~l_\lt‘ and at thew lit-thirr' «minus. I,
Si‘t‘tlllil “DOT.
lhis li~t of articles selling art special price i< a li\l of articles needed ewr')‘ day it] ‘
ever) Imme. Such articles lighten the lrrlmr‘ Hi houserlmcpirig, giie the lllHlIC'lu‘t'llt‘r gr‘ent- (
er freedom from kitchen duties, take the drudgery out of the dail) round of home tasks. "'
’l‘hcy would he “(ll north buying 211 regular price; just for the help the) offer. l'rut here 1
they are All special prier_-——\\'ith a good nortlr—uhilc spring to he (-rixil't made! ‘
Nickeled Ware. Gas and Electric Irons. Aluminum. 1
0'19 8T9“! his ““0 1)" 0' "W01“ Priscilla electric iron with detach l'erculators, T-crrp size, regular

utensils including
coffee pols
chafing dishes
egg boilers
alcohol lamps
candlestieks
hot-water plates
bread trays
tea balls, etc.
reg. Ioc to $6.
7c to $4.
Nickeled bathroom fixtures; 18 dif-
ferent sorts including
towel racks
towel bars
glass shelves
paper holders
tooth-brush holders
brush-and-soap holders
regular 50c. to 81—-
45 Cents.
Medicine cabinets, white, with glass
shelves, regular 82—8125

Glass shelves with brackets, 18-
inch sise, regular (loo—20¢.
Sundries.
Thermo luzich kits with black

leatherette. case, regular 82—3155
l-‘olding lunch boxes—18c.
Columbia food choppers—55c.
Potato/ricers-ZSC.

Small skillets, cast iron,—15e.
Craters—4k.

Fancy shelf paper—8c.

Paper dish cloths—Jo.

l’aper ctike~tin llners~7c.

ice blankets. paper,—8c.

Coaster sets—regular 81 and 81.25

—65e. '

Wax paper—~11 for 10¢.
Mantles for gas lights—7c,

Cleaning Utensils.

0—SoEzy mops with quart of floor
oil. regular 81.25—95c.

Bissell carpet sweepers,
$2.25—31JO

Dustlcss floor mopsv$1.25

Dustless hand dusterse—isc.

Dust-absorbing mop heads—45c.

Uisseil vacuum sweepers, regular
85-“

Feather dusters. flinch—25c.

Wool auto dusters—90c.

Oil of Cedar mops, regular 81.10—
55:.

Oil of cedar polish—8e. and 18c.

Floor brooms. “lack—$2.25

Whisk brooms—19c.

Good brooms, usually 35c.-25c.

Freezers and Coolers.

White Mountair. ice cream freezers,
l to 4 qt. size‘$i.55 to $2.80

Refrigerators, good size, well built,
regular 87.50—36.25

White-lined refrigerators side
ing. 3 door style, regular (18—316

Sanitary bottle-water coolers, 5 gal-
lon, mahogany finish—$10

Cook ’with Gasi

Gas cookers. 3 burners with broil-
er, black iron, regular 8950—37

Double—oven gas ranges, 4 burners
and simmering burner, 16 inch oven
—with no added charge for connect-
lug-$15

Gas but plates. 2 burners, Japanned
top—$2.26

3 burners. same styles—82.75

Double gas ovens—51.85 and $2.25

Single gas ovens—05c.

Drip pans for hot plates, japaunod,
—200.

regular

l0-

,

Enamelware.
Gray ensuieiwsre. a great big lot

including many sizes and shapes oi;

ntenslis. regular 25c. to 82—“. to 500.

White Hes boilers, regular ‘81—
650.

Oval white dish pans, regular 81—
666.

White round dish pans, regular 76c.
.55.; .

 

able plug, ti lbs, regular 8250—45225
"Perfect" gas irons, regular 32.10
~$1.85

“\‘eribest" gas irons, regular 82*-
$1.50
Mrs. Potts sad iron sets, first

quality. regular $1.10 set—85c.

For Cleaning.

Old Dutch Cleanser—Jo.
Splc-and-Span metal polish—8e.
0-Cedar oil-20c. and 40e.
Kirkniazr's borax soap—10 for 37¢.
Gold Dust-4e.
flux—3 for 25¢.
Mule Team born—10¢.
l‘els Naptha Soapv6 for 256.
1an Ami—8c.
Sweetheart soap-7 for 25¢.
Iirillo, for aluminum—18c.
Amco stove polish—~7c.
Saniliush—18c.
8 Aluminum cleaners and polishes-
c.
lied Star (llycerine hand soap—8c.
Climax wallpaper cleaners-6°.
Ozone soap—8 for 25¢.
Wright's silver cream—18c.
Samoline polish—20c.
FavDa-Way silver cleaner-5e.

Dinnerware—China.

American porcelain dinner sets, not
regular makeup but of 82 to 107 piec-
es, regular $12 to 818—39 to $13.50

French china dinnersets, 96, 97 and
98 pieces, regular $28 to $35—$21.15

 

to $26.40
Austrian china dinnerset, 9-1 pieces,i
regular‘ 830,257—82210
Dishes of English porcelain, bluel
border decoration, over a. dozen
shapes and sizes, regular lie. to 900.
—9c. to 60¢.

Japanese china cups and saucers
——9c.
Royal Doulton ware, a lot which

contains many styles and sorts—40c.
to $7.20.

For Laundry.

Guaranteed clothes wringers with
reversible water-boards, regular $5.50
—$4.85

Good staunch wringers that will do
excellent work, regular $3.25——~$2.50.

Wet-wash baskets, stout and good
size, regular 75c., 85c. and 81—65%
75c. and 85c.

Heavy French clothesbasket, regu-
lar $150—$125

Glass wash boards—45¢.

Clothes-pin bags-4:.

Glassware.

Grape juice sets, regular 3250—32

Toby, the watchdog paper weight
—3e.

Salt and pepper shakers—Bo.

Pitchers, regular 35c.—25¢.

Shakers—15c. and 18:.

initial tumblers—60c. dot.

Plain blown tumblers—45¢. dot.

Colonial tumblers—25c. doz.

Cut or...

Rich and heavy cut glass in taste-
ful patterns.

8 inch bowls, Reg. 82352—52

12 inch vases, reg. 83.75—53.26

Trays, regular 31-900.

Salt and pepper shakers, res. 25c.—
19c.

Nappies and trays, reg. ti—OOo.

Water sets, regular 84.50-43.75

Water sets, pitcher and 6 tumblers.

 

mg. 33.25—01.75

nontrivial Dry Goods co;

82.30—A52 i
Tea kettles, regular 82,75~$2.25
Saucepan sets, 3 lipped pans h

each set, regular 81.3H6c.
hipped suueepuns, '.'~qt. size—39¢.
Omelet pans—$1 1
Pic plates—15c. 1
Preserving kettles~~95c. ;
lxiublevlip frying pans—90c. "
(‘offee pots, 2 qt.—»$1.45
Tea kettles, regular $2.50

$1.95
Double boilers‘ $1.25

sorta
I

be
.i

..

Silverware.

l’latcd ware of good weight ant!
graceful shape, spoons, forks, halve.
and such, regular 10c. to 8;.75—7c. to
$1.83
Tea spoons,
$1.10
Soup spoons. regular $3 don—$2.50
Medium forks. regular 83 d0l.-—v
$2.75 _ .
flutter knives, regular ~10c.—30c.
Berry spoons, regular foo—50¢.
A collection of quadruple pistol
ware which includes .
bread trays
compor s
candles icks
nut sets .
milk holders
regular 25c. to WIS—15¢. to $4..“

I

regular 81.35 don—o

‘l

Galvanized and Tin
and Japanned Ware. ,

Rotary ash sitters—$2.25

Ash cans, solid and strong—$1.8
and $1.75

Garbage cans, stout and durable-4
80c.

Chamber pails.45c. and 55c.

Japanned canister sets, cereal and
spice, 13‘ pieces—75c.

Copper-bottom wash boilersz—s

I

No. 7, reg. 81.50—51 g,“ “:3

No. 8, reg. 81.65-31.30

No. 9, reg. 8135-31.45 -

White japanned bread boxes, I
sizes, reg. 50c. to 90c.—30c. to 700.

White Japanned pantry sets, .
pieces including i canisters and 5

box each for bread and cake—$1.50
White flour canisters—35c. and 800.
Babies’ baths, white—$1.50

For Lawn and Garden.

Lawn mowers, 14-inch blade-$2.5

Garden hose, 34 inch size, 25 and
50 ft. lengths—8c. ft.

Wire-wound garden hose, very
durable, 25 and 50 ft. lengths—tic. R.

Wooden hose reels, keep hose from
cracking, regular 75c.—65e.

Steel hose reels, very strong but
light, regular $1.75 and $225-$145
and t2‘.

Spades—50c. ;

Spading forks—45c. '

Steel rakes-30c.

Garden "sets, from small to largo—s
So. to 900.

Portable Lamps. , /r
I
Gas and electric portable lamps.
handsome decorated shades or art‘
and loaded glass shades. A number
of sinus and wide range of shapes and
decorative schemes.

:5 styles, no. reg. 86 to 81H to
$16

75 styles electric, reg. 85 to 827.5.
—M to 524

Decorated shades for no 11311“
dis. also—arc.