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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 18, 1916 · page 5

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Special Fire Imurance

Pohcy. .
Drop in our office when
doing your Dollar Day
topping and let us explain
the Dollar policy we are
offering. Have you enough
fire insurance on your
house or furniture? Think
it over, ‘1 for three years
protection with a liberal
amount of insurance.

Taylor at Golden

W No. 12”
Coast Math Trust Co. Ildg.

 
 
 
 

 

. THE ONCE 0F VARIETY
You'll Ind plenty of it in the new
spring clothes—variety in mater-
ial, variety in design and variety
in price. ,

BENJAMIN CORRECT CLOTHEC
staoo to $28.00.
A splendid selection of suits at

$15.00

tithes" straws are here.

I

JOSEPH DAVIS

85 Waitingten at. 5o. Norwalk

 

 

 

WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight; Friday, fair; contin-
ued cool; moderate west winds. The
storm which passed over this vicinity
yesterday morning is now central
over Northern Maine. it caused heavy
rains and high winds in the eastern
portion of the Lake region and New
England. The greatest rainfall re-
ported waa 3.68 inches, at Portland.
Heine. A disturbance central on the
west Gulf coast is causing mottled
showery weather in Texas and the
'lower liaaiestppi Valley. Galveston.
Texas. reparted a thunderstorm with
n sixty-mile wind and 1.06 inches of
rain. Pleasant weather prevails gen-
erally this morning In the northern
and central districts. The tempers
ture continues low along the northern
border. '

 

 

 

WEATHER A YEAR AGO
‘ TODAY.

Temperature: Low, 53; high.
71. Clear.

 

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13. D. Harriman, of the United
lilcctric Light dc Water Company, has
born advised of his appointment to
the military training camp at Platte-
burgb. and will report there July 12th,
remaining to August 8th.

 

All officers of the entire fire depart-

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for trimming.

need only a gay band of rib‘
charming.

good—style and pleasing.

WHITE!

day morning at 8:30.
Canoes now
by the carload.

()ldtowtv canoes in biggest
quantity and biggest variety
ever! ’

Don't believe there's a color
or model missing.

What enjoyment they're going
to bring through the many weeks
of good old Summertime!
Sponson Oldtowns at us. 845 and
“8.
16-foot Oldtowns in dark green or
orange. open gunuels,—efi. l
Special 11-foot Oldtown all read!
for sailing—86¢.

Oldtowna in 11-foot length. red and
gray and white—[3}. $89, “8.

A special beauty in Palm green
and 18-ft. length—Iii.

Yes; paddles and chairs and
lite-prescrver cushions and racks
and all such. *

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Front basement

Let's have a
game of croquet.

About as much fun in croquet
as in any game that thE\whole
family can enjoy.

And—as much fun for grown-
ups as for “kiddoos.”

‘ 8-ball sets with 6-inch menus—$1.25

Varnished .sets. 8 balm—81.75.
Special 8-ball sets of excellent

 

 

 

 

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Whether Worth
$1.50 or $2.50 -

A main-floor sale of untrinmicd hats!

liats of style and magnetism and \alue.

Hats of white, of black,of color.

Hats of every material that is just now in demand

950

Hats that will carry elaborate trimming; hats that

ion to make them saucy and

But hats that are every one worth from half a dollar
more than their price to far more than double that price!_

Big, medium, small,—eVery shape that is new

and

AND—WITH WHITE HATS IN GRIL-YI‘I'ZST DE-
MAND, THIS LOT OFFERS A BIG \'.-\Rlli‘l’\' UF=

To make them more—easily got at, they go on sale on
the main floor at a special SCCilOll near

the shoes Fri-

Seeds that will
really grow.

Count on these seeds to actual‘
ly grow. They'll do it!

Better get ’cm into the ground
with no delay. A day or two of
sun, following rain. will make
them fairly jump!

Grass seed. quart pakage—lOc.

Gladiola bulbs—fie dos.

Elephants' ears—dc.

Nasturtium. dwarf or tall—5c.

Sweet peas—3c pkg.

Dahlia-4c and 1c each.

Flower and vegetable seeds—lo pkg.

Fourth floor.

Hump hairpins
stay put.

Motor, or dance or play tennis,
or indulge in any rcal activity;
if your hair is put up with the
new Hump hairpins, it stays up!

They are made with a humped
tongue that holds them, and the
hair, right where one \vishcsl
.. Black, assorted slics‘ in pack-
ago—roe.

Warren's X-ray tape is a
new invisible tape for skirt
extension or bows or loops or such.
An ideal extender for use under any
transparent material—5c yd.

Featherweight dress-shields, for
wear beneath sleeves, of Georgette
crepe are of flesh tine. 22c and 25c.

New elastic Tango girdles are ad-
mirable for evening or street wear as
well as for girl of athletic taste. Give
freedom with support to the figure.
White and flesh—61.50 to $3.50.

New rubber aprons of black-and-
white check kre thoroughly water-
proof. Nurses like them: and they

 

finish—$4 and $2.50.
Fine sets with 4 bells. for

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crackajacks,—$3.75. $6 and $7.50.1

 

meat of the City of Norwalk ’wm meet
this evening in the Pioneer headquar-
ters in Main street, where further-
plans for participation in the Pouth
keepsie Celebration will be discussed.
The oflicers of the department form
a committee on this matter.

Charles Lockwood. of Hamilton ave-
nue. has left for Middletown. Conn..
.where he has been appointed'agent of
the New Haven railroad. Mrs. Lock-
wood wil join her husband thevflrst
of next month. Mr. Lockwood's new
position is a material advance. and
his friends are pleased with his suc-
cesa

 

 

HOUSECLEANING ARTI-
CLES. DISINFECTANTS. Etc.,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Stills \n-l’owall-Corpo at‘on
reesca'wruou oaoootera.
32 Waahtnuon‘lu'eef
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, societies and men of all other organ-

em tonight your office orhorne wood have a visitation by

walkSavinZIBankwithymrvalulblee.

*‘ format-c: Mauritian *1!th
”a bearer? me sir pastime. . '

Norwnk Aerie of Eagles. is now
plnnniry; to attend the big Stamford
celebration which will be held in the
down county city, on June 10th. The
Norwalk Aerie will take paid. in the
big parade. and will enter a float.
This decision to participate in the af-
fair was reached at last night's meet-
ing. after a committee from the Stam-
ford Aerie, had been heard. One can
didate was initiated during last
night's meeting.

 

Miss Caroline Crawford. of New
York, will outline the preposed pro-
gram of the Carnival at the Town As-
sembly Hail. Wall street. Tuesday,
May 23rd at 81). m. The ladies of the
Community Club. East Norwalk Im-
provement Association. all other or-
ganisations. representatives of secret

isattons. individual men and women

 
 
 

 

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are excellent in the kitchen—50c
and fl. .
Left aisle, front.

' The Howl‘and Drv Goods Go.

from all parts of Norwalk are invited
.o be present and express their vlelvs.

Final arrangements and details of
he Catholic Club's Japanese kirmess,
.vhich opens this evening, in the
:lub house, in West avenue. were com-
pleted at a meeting of the general
committee, last evening. and every-
thing is in,readinesa for the grand
opening. Tonight will be Daughters
of Castilc night. and members of that
organization from both ends of the
city are cordially invited to “be pres-
.ut. An entertainment will form a
part of the evening's program and
this will be followed by dancing, until
midnight. Sterling-Wellnita orches-
tra will furnish music.

 

The Community Club of Norwalk,
a progressive Woman's club of which
Miss Margaret Brendllnger is pruri-
dent.“hae had a busy season. and Will
suspend activities for the summer. in
June. Miss Brendlinger-ls principdl
of the Hillside School for Girls.“ and

- will plan an interesting program for

the club for next «in ,
An inbound suntan-spasm
streetcar bit a bone and wagon'in

,rorsnbma road. last night. about s.
, The driver of the horse, Joseph ‘~Ang-

toneofflntthMMMNor-Im

T'senwaathrown‘entend the bog-eaten

into 9 cites-lessens the trial; but
was out modicum. rite
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snout-arm hh-korae on the" make
“mm been-W lathe _

Ilere is a splendid gather

In it are all the new dain

Front of embroidered organdy me-
dallions with lace inserting.
lace and ribbon combined In
neck trimming, lace at bottom;

l’olnted'yoke style with yoke made
of Val lace. pretty Swiss em-
protdered medallions, lace trim-
om. '

At Smo—

l‘tne natnsook with front yoke of -
pointed lace medallions and in-
serting, arms and skirt both
race trimmed:

Nainsook with bands of fine lace
inserting and Swiss embroidery
across front. trimming of lace
and ribbon:

finbroidered organdy medallions
and the Val lace inserting
make yoke of another pretty
na‘innsook. ribbon and lace trim-
rn g. ' “

At.3l-35-—_.,..l”, .

Soft and beautiful nalhsook with
band across front. this band of

fine natnsook Chemises which
are beautified by fancy squares
of embroidered organdy medal-
lions—for those medallions are

pink or blue. Pretty Val lace
inserting too. and lace run with
ribbon;

Pretty front is given to another

Corset Covers.

At esc—s .
Nice muslin in several styles, lace
’ ' and embroidery\ trimmed.

At 48C— .
Nalnsook. front finished with
handsome design of lace and
embroidered orgsndy bands;
Excellent nainsoolr. Val lace and
embroidered orgnndy bands.
ribbon run beading;
Nainsook with handsome front of

lace inserting.
At 69c— .
We nainsook with yoke
nt of Val lace and bands of
Swiss embroidery. pretty rib

hon;
Nainsook with, front made of
bands of fine urgently and Val
.laee. shoulder-bands in same
style.
At 890— ; , -,
nainsook covers with
medallions of embroidered on.

 

 
 

 

At 690— ...... ..

Atdgo—

At smo—

At SL35—

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fi’fxf mbmggddfigm‘, Pig: bgttsteh {or lrum full ruffles
. ge wit 'a ace:
iii: efimridliyruirni'byo‘ulkhnlige (‘ambrtc with organdy deep frill-
at heck. bottom is finished with ed flounce, wide inserting of
lace edge Val lace, full rudles of deep
. V ' Val lace, lsceedged underlay.
At 8:—
Very fine and soft nalnsook with ‘Combinations.
a deep fancy yoke on which
, are handbome embroidered me At 890- .
dalltons in open. floral effect. Good nainsook with yoke front
trimmlnl 0! Lace inserting of Val lace medallions and em-
with satin ribbon and of lace broidery inserting, lace edging
edging; ' at top and drawers also lace
Handsome chemise of nainsook trimmed;
with band front of organdy Nice naiztsook with yoke effect
combined with tasteful 'scel- produced by orgendy bends and
lopéd MG “Dd r0391“?! 0' 38m“ lace inserting, slashed drawers
ribbon. e lace and ribbon are lace edged;
trimming at neck and Hill“! 0‘ Fine nainsoolr in several patterns,
dainty lm- trimmed with embroidery and
excellent satin ribbon.
‘ At Smo—

embroidercd batiate combined _

At 25c;—

At 420—

Atfig— \— .
_ emails or soft

53"; 1',

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Entrances on Main St, Fairfieild Ave. and Cannon St.

 

Bridgeport. Conn,

Let dainty underwear
tell its own live story

ing of underwear.

ty styles for Summer “car.

Petticoats of regular length with
flounce of pretty embloldery
and underlay.

Nualin with deep flounce of im-
ported embroidery. several
tasteful patterns of embroidery.

A number of styles in fine mus-
lin. deep embroidery flouncea
pretty lace underlay.

Cambric and muslin skirts in
several effective patterns, lace
or embroidery trimming, ribbon
run through flounce heading.

Fine skirts with flounces of em-
broidery or dainty Val lace
combined with ins'ets of lawn
or embroidery; ‘

Cambric with deep filled lawn
flounce trimmed with Val lace;
underlay with lawn ruffle;~

 

Handsome embroidery and lace Nice carnbric with a deep flounce
inserting, lace trimmed at of ftsbeye lace combined with,
\ arms and skirt, pretty ribbon excellent embroidery.
Atgzi'e of color appear in some At 32—
' . Cambrlc. deep frilled flounce or

embroidered organdy and Val
lace. lace-edged underlay;
an: “M cmfwyp shrldu m
Handsome pcttlcosts of cambric
with deep flounce of embroid»
cry in eylet and daisy pattern,
inserting of matching embroid-

Fine nainsook, cover front is of
handsome lace combined with
embroidered bands of organdy.
drawers trimmed'to match and
with ribbon:

Nsinsook with' Val lace medal-
lions across front of cover, lace
and ribbon trimming and draw-
ers as well as at neck and
arms: , . " - 4

Soft nainsook with embroidered
organdy and line lace forming
front of cover, drawers trimm-
ed to match; beading run with
pretty ribbon finished-neck.

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Good muslin with embroidery or
lace trlrnrning:"some witlr'lawn
ruflle'd‘n‘ished with pin tucks.

Several straight or circular styles
“momma with embroidery and

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. nainsook.
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gaudy,'handsorne’Vallacein~" with «Mans .I'Ilfluortflm-

mmmmnentwf “91,1100?! ~-
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‘81“... styleswitbr’oker .a- _ _ .2, ofex-

toth; mthdV-J . .. .I’E: f. = .015

. shoulder strapséof'ecnaletch- (A _ Elly we bring

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lllvil are the light fine fabrics, basiste and nainsook and rambric and runslin.
it is trimmed with pretty lace, tasteful embroidery, handsome ribbon.
lhrough and through, it is a gathering of underwear that w ill appeal to women who love daintiness and beauty.

Every piece. of it is of special value. None is to be sold at its usual price—but for less.
seems to work towards advancmg prices, we yet can promise a saving!

. l guttihe underwfcar itself can best tell its own story. There is no knowledge quite equal to first-hand 'nouledge— l ‘
.mt ta is waiting or every woman who comes to read the story of beauty and value in the underwear itse l
a \ 3‘"
This fact is worthy of note—There is an es " ll ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' "
' . _. . . _ ,pctra y large and good \Ullt‘lllofl of envclopt- chenuses and combination ‘ ‘1..."
included in this gathering; and they are the most-demanded of all underwear just now. i J J'-
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_ 52K
Now Fully Ready '
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Envelope Chemise. Petticoats. Nightgowns. Princess Slips. "“"t’ ‘3
At 89c— . At asc— At 48o— 4* 89°- ‘7'! 3
Four delightful ",1”, ends of Short petticoata of muslin with Muslin silpovers with round M“ muslin, button front. ‘- bi
nainsook. - lawn ruffle. hemstltched tucks. neck. embroidered edging run “"0" decoration 0‘ Mlle" ”l?“
Embroidered edging for trimming embroidered edging. with ribbon; M‘ullked flounce edged Wm M ‘
with ribbon-run beading at AdeO— V style yitb long sleeves “d :inliiioldmkhed with M“. a i
3:3. "Vent h" "mm"! a! Good muslin with flounce or in Home mm W“ of "“4“” lace mm“ :iiit‘ld’ ”6 V
ribbon ec “d batten), "1111 ported eyelyt embroidery. Short At %_ hon: melted ruffle ‘35:”: I“ g
style; “all" H"llovers with square With lace; ' i. l in»

l . pretty beading, top ed m
At s eeves lace and ribbon. runs”: In- '
8'9: edged and has pin-tucked ,w

hainsook allpovers with rrnr of “m" I A

Mi SL35—

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Thursday, May IS. 1916.

AV hilt: every condition

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

»\ yoke of embroidery, sleeves
edged with lace. touch of dain-
ty ribbon;

Cambric in high or V-neck styles
with long sleeves, yoke made
of alternate rows of inserting
and clusters of pin-tucks, frlll
of embroidery at neck and

Nice muslin. pointed~yoke
with points made by Val
pin-tucked ruifle, pretty
edging all around;

At 81.10—- ‘

Csmbric, fancy yoke of 4‘:
sorting Joined by all}:

embroidered edging at neck
and sleeves and brightened by
satin ribbon run through bead-

Canibric. rig-sag design of la“ he
setting. top lace ednd. line 1‘ ;
do also lace edged; ' a .

Cambric with yoke eifect made I’ll.

lug;
Pink beliefs with nos: men In!!! Inlenlns of Val lace,’ lees

yoke effect rows of pin-tucks “‘9 50"! It top and "er-r.
end feather-stitching, trimmed handsome laceodged I“ 4
with lace inserting and ribbon; '. “0" pin-tucked WWW-ls
warm crepe sitpoven, of dainty At 33.35- Helium.
the: armor.” "mm ”new“ is ..
on Q
I.“ and ribbon; roll ful iiounce a 1 5

lace snd'handsorne‘ ‘
ing edge: ' ' "‘ ‘ . ~
scroll design a“
front is made of he Val '
top laceedged and, run «
‘H

.Pink batlste with yoke and
sleeves of pretty rose pattern.
trimmed with lace and satin
ribbon:

Dutchmllar crepe slipovers with
the collar ’scalloped and but-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ribbon, flounce has two we

inserting and lace eng': t

tonlioled in pink or blue. ik l A“
sleeves finished to match,i anflsctemedze :Eg'i'uiflufum.
French-knot embroidery on “on how“: front'gud

front and collar;

Nainsook sllpovere in round yoke
effect. embroidered organdy or
lace and inserting trimming,
sleeves finished to match. '

ers. full fiounce is of lag llv
serting and edge. '
At Go— . _ l
Pink batists, rows of-Val lace ll-
sertlng across front and not.
lace edge at top, run with an
ribbon, full dounce has mu;
rows lace inggrti'ng‘ and band. ~
of batiste ab 0 lace‘edgen"
White nainsoolr, fancy front. G
embroidered batiste medulla.
combined with lace inserting;
deep finance with rows of W
inserting and pretty edge. tulle
milled underly; - . .
Nainsook, yoke of Val lace I)“
back and front, top edged witfl
lace and run with ribbon,
full flounce of lace‘ i
and batiste bands;
Fine nsinsook with don
ed yoke made of handsome eu-
broidered organdy medalliopi‘

Empire slipovers of line muslin,
square yoke of ilsheye lace and
shoulder-bands of inserting.
short aleeves of Val lace.
pointed medallons of embroid-
ery acmss bottom of yoke, trlm~
wing of satin ribbon run
through batlste bending;

Sleeveless sllpovers of fine nnln~
cook with deep Empire yoke
eifect, trimmed with wide ba-
tiste inserting and wide Val
lace. smart ribbon bows at
shoulders. ,

Pink batiste with featherstitch-
ing of light blue, short sleeves,
Empire yoke, . dainty _rlbbon

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b0“: and Val lace inserting, fufl.
Fine nainsoolt slipovers With flounce of lace inserting and-has

wide Vsl edging and booing?“ tiste. ’, .
10: pin tucks. satin rib n ws At “25_ . g I‘ .

and bending run with narrow '

ribbon to match. Batiste with/front of embroid ‘

medallions and lace, deep
ilounce of batiste and lace,
nnellace edglfg combines.
pretty bows o ribbon:

Nainsoolt. fancy front in leaf
tern embroidered batiste m
lions combined with lace :-
ing, lace edge and inset-tin
top is combined with
homes is full and line
made of rows of lace twat -
with batiste. ..

At: 5a. 5—

lBeZntiful batiste with .rich

, of Val motifs and embrold. .
orgsndy. full flounce of lace" s
sorting and batiste. undo - .7
with full ruffles. ‘

Camisoles.-

Fine nainsook slippvers with
deep yoke in Empire style.
square neck with wide beac-
ing across front, trimming of
line Val lace and ribbon. short
sleeves are entirely of hand
some lace; ‘

Dainty pink batiste in Empire

. style finished with picot edge
of light blue at neck sleeves
and front of yoke. trimming
of matching ribbon run
through lace beading;

White batiste of delightful , line-
ness has lace sleeves and deep

Empire yoke made of bands of
allover Val lace, satin ribbons

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\ “dd their touch ‘0' beauty. Itioh and beautiful carnl
At $3.; ' washable satin or of so
1 Fine nslnsook with rich front of . crepe d° chine.
vgwlace medallions and hcorn- A? ‘1— washable satin deep .1‘
b and orgaudy. .. rt 31"“ - A”.
aleeves are entirely. of fine lace. 01 011011“! cream M’s: ,
ribbon rosettes and narrow ‘ shoulder It'll:

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Crepe do chine in~ eith
white. yokexof Val lace _
lot and lace shoulder

ribbons are. both used to add
their beauty of color.

 
 

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as ea c e a - - ... .
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embroidery, sleeves finished ‘ 00“ 011°01- . C '
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, ink. lace shoulder air-ape.

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