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Taylor is Golden
Telephone Ne. me
teeth Nemlk Trust Co. Bldg.
Straw flat The
PANAMAS 5
05.00 to 010.00
BANGKOK Ind LEGHORN
$5.00
KNOX and C. i K. STRAWS
um
VANDERHOEF CO. STRAWS.
$2.00 and 03.00.
103 PH DAVIS
85 Waehington St. So. Norwllk
WEATHER FORECAST.”
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday;
gentle to moderate winds. mostly
nouth. The southern disturbance is
bentral this morning over South Caro-
line. It is causing unsettled, rainy
Weather as far north as Atlantic City,
m to PWY coy-f
I ran. Think this over, it means:
:wire for Jennie Callahan, Stuart ave~
Neckwear ’
Everything suitable in Neckwear for Spring.
VeeteesandChemiaetuewith high or low neck, mfie of
Orientallacee .50¢ to$1,50
Organdy and Lawn Veeteee and Chemieettee
26¢ 50¢ 81.00
Georgette Crepe Vesteuin flesh color and white; held
embroidered ....... . . . . . .......... . . . . ...... .31,”
A good assortment of shapes and designs in Collars of
lawn, organdy, lace and crepe de chine, embroidered and lace
trimmed. Prices range from ............ 25¢ to $1.00
Collar and Cuff Sets ............ 25¢, 50¢ and $1.00
Maline Neck Rails in white. black and black and white
combinations .................... , ............... $1.50
J. I. MALLETTE
The many friends of Mrs. Patrick"
illennes‘tsey, of Spring Hill avenue,
Mill be pleased to learn of her recov-
‘ery from her recent SCH‘FP illness.
NGRWALK
'3 001m
AND PERSONAL
News .
SHERWOOD—MONTAGUE.
Announcements were received here
Thomas C La‘tfbert. 1today of the marriage in New York
The following permits were isuued
by the building department today: to
nne and Ml‘s. John Manning, Wilton
avenue, to J. lloctorowitz to wire for
lloyal Cloak 6‘: Suit Company. 54 Wa
or street. downtown; to Joseph F.
McLaughlin to wire for ll. liockolf,
13 Chapel street.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
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Lovely underwear
' is low priced
Some crepe nightgowns of alluring daintincss are but
89 cents! They are nice texture. They are well-liladc
and trimmed tastefully. They are ideal for Summcr wcar.
'l‘hcir usual price would be much more. Yet here they
are ill the May Opportunity at 89 cents!
it is only fair to all the other lU\'t‘l_\' underwear to
say that these nightgowns are but a typc. The Opportuni—
ty brings forward dozens and dozens of other articles of
underwear, each as worthy of a woman's personal atten—
tion.
"l‘hcre are some beautiful camisoles of crcpc dc chine
and of lace. There are envelope chcmiScs of beautiful
fincncss—and how ideal is their fit! There are I‘rinct-ss
slips in_abundance—and they are in high favor!
No new pretty style is missing. llandsmnc laccs and
cmbroidcrics are skillfully used. Ribbons add their note
of rich color. And our all th ‘rc rulcs thc greatest of all:
Values seldom seen at the prices!
Sccond floor.
“Small'suits”
big price-cuts
.‘lll the rich and thc serviceable suits for small wo-
men and for young folks—now at big reductions itl price.
Silk suits and fine wool gabardincs and broadcloths!
t‘hcckcd suits in snapping cffccts! Handsome plain blues
of dark or lighter tone! And a number of suits of indi-
vidual style that one will not find companions to any-
WDAY, HAY ea, ”a"
w..—
Bowman's
Entrances on Halo st. Fairfieild Ave. an one... so
Bridgeport, Conn, Wednesday, May 24, 191‘.
Whats to pay ,
for white hat !
l ay $17 5ofor a trimmcd drt‘ob hat, really a bcautiful
t l'L'RllUll.
v.3.-
ltlr pay as littlc as $2.50 for a whitc hat lllarkcd by
stylish air and simple lines.
Ur pay any one of a‘doznl prices between thcse.
\\'hatcvcrthc allloulltz—corrcct style and nice cfl'cct
wand the clear delighting beauty which so charmingly
marks the hat of white.
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-rHa—-..\ our a“
Sports hats, dress hats, strcct hats, formal hula—a
wondcrful and frcsh new gathcn'ng. n i ‘
livery scasonablc wcavc and wright of straw, t-ach p
prctty ~tylt- of trimming and spccial \alucs at
$3.50 and $5
Fccond floor.
Summer skirt almost must‘
be white or stripe
lf'choicc does not fall upon one of the smart new I
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striped wash skirts it almost must be fixcd on a white.
There scents to bc jtlSl thcsc two fashions.
Thomas C Lambert. a former hat- city of Wakeman Sherwood, of South
died [‘Oll, to Miss Louise Montague. a sing-
ler and actress. Mr. Sherwood is well-
known, and Miss Montague, whose
New York city, had lived
liut nobody wants further choice.
tivc thcy complctcly satisfy.
' , whcrc hen-abouts! 'l‘ltcsc arc so cffcc- . .
N. J. Heavy-local winds were report I .
ed during the last 24 hours from Flor-
tda to Virginia. A well-defined dis
turbanoo is central over Utah. lt is
ter, and resident of Norwalk,
Monday, May 22nd, in Waukegan, lll.
Funeral services will be held in Nor-
w,alk but final arrangements have not home ‘5 "l
Shoetop suits. too, for girls who are to wear tailorcd
suit for first time-a fcw delightful oncs! No dullness or monotony about them! Stripes and
All to be 50],] thus, simply because ti is clearing“ stripes and stripes; wide and narrow and cvcn and un—
pausing high winds. but with notmnch )9, been completed. in Bridgeport for some time. The in- tim-cz— 2:0," aildfvlilrufléil 33d lflmmilltal i afnlil Icvtpil fdldgonal t
precipitation. The temperatureg’are formation received w“ that the new All $16 0 $18 and $20 All ‘22 0 $2 and $2 0 . titles 0 at an 0 grew ant 0 lit. an O rose and ,
.5 . , ~5 - 5 7-5 of red and even of gold! i
stains slowly in the eastern districts. Funeral of Mrs. Walur. 1y married couple had gone to Hast- suits d“ to “ii“ an to ,
The funeral of Mrs. Wilhelmina lngsonthe-lludson and other points in P P And fwhttt‘; “iliy the“: semis to be almost as much i '
‘ ' e ' - r n . — .. 4
Walter, widow of the late George Wal- that vicinity, on their honeymoon. ’ . ”new," \\ mtg lquc, and rep, and lttlcnc, and cotton .. 5 w.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO ter. was held this afternoon, at 2 $15 $ 0 gabardmc, and honeycomb, and fancy weave. , t; g.
5 TODAY. (Moe, from m. funeral chapel 0:1 Cm“ were received yesterday by Styles, too, of many, many lariations. \carly every ‘
l Twpcrature' Low 54. high Fredeflc H‘ Ganung, SW": “unlnorwuk friends of m“ new” is“. A" $30. $3150 and $35 A11340t0347.50 shit: is cut full and flaringr Practically all hmc pockets. !
street Rev. Martin L. Steup, pastor hell, daughter or James A. “no“. or suite drop ,0 suite drop to Most lla\t‘ bclts. \nd there the resemblance between , i, .
m- 00‘1")“ of St. Peters German Luthernchurch.1Hickory Bluff and Mr. Murray 0' styles ends—for there are dozcns of little differences to b
23:12:19;an interment was in Rilebinmklyn. N Y.. the so“ 0‘ one of the $25 $35 crcatc beauty and indivdual stylc!
. heads of the Edison Company. an- . . . . . _ ,
m a \_ , . .
6'" NEWS CLUB WOMEN AT LUNCHE'ON ,nuuhclns the comlns marriage of the Second floor 'l .. _ mene ptqut and gabardmt Riding shifts of khaki-$5. '
' young couple. which will take place on ' ' $1. 25 and $1. 50.
Cotton polpin of fine weav.
Stripes of black and Copenhagen Wllh broad horizontal stnpes,-e
with white—$l. 50. i$8'75'
Handsome pure white pique orl Fancy Palm Beach with riefl:
hca\y cord and honeycomb of str1pcs,.—$750.
cxccllcnt “fight—$3 and $4. Gabardine \lith altcrnatc stripgl
Rich stripc» of rose or green or, “f black and White M uncvela
gold or Lopcnhagtn with tan-4“ ““m‘~$5 75
55,75 Zizzag stripes of fine finale,
1 inc honeycomb of white with w‘d“ or narrow and 0f unique ‘3“
narrow black stripes——$5.75. fcct, green or rose or brown com
lJune 14th In this city. The ceremony
,wnl be performed in St. Joseph's L'Waists Wlllll'llllles, ‘
church. . \
day afternoon and even,“ of (Ms most imposing social events accom- "" and “lilies, and ruffles !
'm to 1““ the con tesslons of the ‘panying the biennial convention ofthe’ William Abendroth and family. who
mug“. polish and Slavonlan pewlueneral Federation of Women's Clubs have “'9“ ”slam” of Empire, Pane
’1“ He will begin to hear contes its . luncheon given here today by me Canal Zone. for several years, are
“a“ at 3 o'clock. Mrs John ""8 Hammond Some 200 expected north next month to visit
guests at this affair include Wives ofvrelatlm Mr. Abendroth ‘5 ”mm“
A United States recruiting oillcer. Cabinet ministers “1d “rug“ “nib“ ed with the sanitary department of
from the Bridgeport army oilce,cune ssdors, Mrs Marshall, wife of the the United States government, and
to this city recently, leaving behindl vice- president of the United 5,3,“. contemplates spending several weeks
him 3 vast nuufiyer of poster; and' |.Mrs Champ Clark. Mills Mtlbt‘l Board-l at the Platraburgh mmm camp.
booklets, offering information to thetmln’, Mrs. William 11 Tall, Mrs Thoo- {They soil from Panama, June 15m
young man who desires it career in dore Roosevelt, Mrs. William J. Bry-
the United States army. un, Mrs. Charles E. Hughes, Mrs.
. Mrs. John Hays Hammond Enthrtalne
Father Paukowekl, .0! .Brltlse'pOh. 200 Gueste to General Federation.
gun he in St. Joseph'e Church Thure- NEW YORK "I! “—0” 0' “1°
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What a different and deliglltsomc air the new ruffles
give to the new waists!
Who would think that so simple a fashion of trim-
ming would produce so great and so pretty a difference!
And who doesn't like the ruffles, whether they be on
waists of crepc dc chine or voile or any othcl fabric? R _ 1, _ h' d bl trusted with tan and black con-o
Just ready :-—-a fine collection in soft and beautiful 'i andartgsifhiggns m “ m an m "“5th “1th White'_$7 5°-
and lustrous silk, in white and flesh and corn and other i '
quiet tones—$2, $3 and to $ 575.
These of special note:
Fin‘ clcar wh to r f mac 1
And crctonnes of true beauty! weighi—«fl. I (p 0 l ta
lWith many rich colors combined
in their flowcrcd designs—$4.
Miss Louise Martin. a teacher in
Pure white. of unique fancy w
. Charles s. Whitman, Miss hlargarot‘one of the Norwalk public schools. Japanese silk, with double rumctl collar that has a , striped Wta\'t%$§ 75
One new member "5 “mm“ in. “v,,.on'..M"_ Came Chapman Catt. spent Sunday \wlth her parents. Mr. cape effect— 3; Palm Beach cloth, delightful of R h lk Sh t r f I
to the Trinity Young Men: Club at Dr. Anna Howard Shaw. Lady Aber- .and M”. J- 5- Lou‘s Marti“: “1 magi“ Tub strpcs wtll broad collar, simple and plain, but of huc and With wonderful rcstllcncc ltut::$lchl an uni, 0 natura
last nlght's meeting. Plans were or deen. Mrs Thomas J. Preston and field richness‘ , _ $2 “$575- ' .
”“3“ f" ‘ “wk" WM“ '1" be “he" Crepe dc chine. pure white or flesh or corn, Khaki» stout. and firm. and (‘S- Lustrous COMO" poplin "f '
held by the club on Friday night of The fact. that the name or Mrs. Jot Mr. m"! 1“”. Morris BrittO- “and
this week. Refreshmentn will he ser- stall Evans Cowlcs, Camcrma'g candl-llll‘“«"»h!"r- llclen, of Grand street.Beth-
wed, and a speaker. from Montclalr, date for the presidency of the Feder- el, were weekend visitors at Bell Is.
N. 1., vii deliver an interesting talk. ation, do“ not appear on ”1,. “s, of land, South Nor-walk.
guests, while Mrs. Samuel ii. Sneath.
County (lame Warden Wilbur Smith,ol Tiiiln, onto. the onnmmnu ~~ 'l- sergeant F01”, of Stamford police
will give an illustrated lecture on date, was invited caused much coll- hmdqum‘la' “"3 “ "l““or l“ ““5
“Birds," Friday evening, at 8 o'clock,llm~nt in wolncns cluo uncles. mam. city today on ofliclal huaineas.
at the Congregational church, in Wil-‘ustion was explained by Mrs. William . " , i :. ‘"
The Howland Dry Goods Co. The Howland Dry Goods Co. " *
Emmi Pecially agreeable to girl who. staunch weave and 5“ find-V more
cnjoys a Vamp—$3. tccnzcd that it almost outshines
_ _ tsilk, Copenhagcn or rose stripes, ‘
Broad awning stripes of hcavyI with whim—$10.
weave, in two color and even
three-color shapes—$5.75. , Second floor.
front, square collar—
Embroidered white \oilc with figures of dainty di-
mensions, wide collar, rufl'lcd front, new bell
slccvcs,
Second
Charles Murphy. of Main street,
ton. School children of Wilton are ad- Grant Brown, chairman of the local bi-
spent yesterday in New York City.
mitted free. Any proceeds after my elznial board, who said that no slight
ins needful expenses will be divided 1‘0 Mrs. Cowles Was intended or given.
H ' . -:..- Mt ._-—-— _fi . ..
tween the Civic League and the LL Mrs. Sheath. she said. was twice pres- v,“5:263:33“'l:tw::::::§ w” a LOOKING AFTER SAFETY OF , ”’ " "' H' ” " ““' w" =2:
brsry building fund. ident of the Federation, while her ri- ___~ ' ,__- ..._... ' ‘ AMERICAN CITIZENS u D u D D D D I . D I I I 4 0 D I D o I I I I I I I I I0 D D 1 D D I D I I D D I 9 '
-——-—- val was not an ofllccr nor a member ‘ " ' .2 ' '
WELCOME STRANGER on n . '3
A group of candidates received them the Board of the General Federa- PARADE L 6‘ To COWAfgmizoifirelzg 23:12“:th a . I a
second degree at the hands of the tion or of the biennial board in whose - 5 ohtfnd: today a favorable report 2 MON I H-END SAI E . D
Cockenoe Tribe team, last eveningé honor the luncheon was given. Plans Made ,0 o-to Stamford ,0 p", on Senator Kern’s resolution directing a _ ' a
during the meeting of Uncas Tribe 0 Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter.“ new“, 5,, the 3,0 Celebration I the Secretary of State to inquire re- a Thur d [S B i D u .
fiedmen. 0n Frldfiy night seVen Ull- the president, Wm be uh 0&th Of All in} l 9. I a s ay ar a n .
id til i th hlef's portan mo mg °t Welcome guding the safety of American clti- 4 D
can cand ates w "ca ve e c honor at the first formal session of Stranger” Lodge, No 364 80113 of s," ,_ 1 I l d districts where martial 0 . " U
degree. which will he conferred by the the convention this evening. Mrs George, was held last evening. in the “18 it re “1 O GARMENTB. ADULTS’ AND YOUTHS’ FLOOR COVERINGS. 0
Port Chester. N. Y., team and, which ,, law has been proclaimed. a Ladiee' Oreo. sum. SWEATERS Small Rugs ~
.ercy V. Pennybaclrer, the Federa- lodge rooms in Main street, and im- 0
will take place 1,, the quarters of __ a At 62.49. .Bepular prlee $3.49 $1.00. Value to ".49 98 cte. Regular price $1.25
. tion president, will preside. portant business was transacted. - 198. R l
Cockenoe Tribe uptown. SINN FEIN VOLUNTEERS PRESL a All wool. Latest models. $2.49. Value to 04.00 D - egu er price $2.69 0
Cock handsotlel) Emil - -- Two candidates were initiated dur- | . 5 9 Grey, black and navy. $3.50. Value to $5.00 32-98.. ‘Reoular price' $4.49 0
3 V“ RUBLEE STILL IN OFFICE, ing last evenings meeting, plans to:- DENT FWND GU'LTV- -‘ ~ o Samplrsslrt’watm CHILDREN’S TUB masses A few 3""9“ CW“ “"9' ‘ o
__ _ .. WASHINGTON. May 24.—-Gsorgc the participation or the lodge. in the; DUBLIN M3! 2‘ "3 Imam 3 3’ o* 74 eta. Regular price 81.00. 74 cu. Regular price $1.00 3,3}, 'L'""'{,, '°d"°“°"‘ u
lRublee was still in once today as 275th Anniversary of the City or p. lit—John MacNem President 0‘ thq a' Some lace trimmed.- Some Sizes 6 yrs. to 14 yrs. “my: amok“. Um u
M P l member or thé Federal Trade Commie- Stamford. on June nu: were discuss- "'nn Feta Volunteer: has been; mud in * ,embwidm- A“ new WM SAMPLE MIDDY mousse oleuma and Matting ' o
i lny 900 e stall. despite the Senate's refusal yep ed. and otllcers ~tor tumours; year guilty by a court-mantel d complici- g 31ml”! H0000 Drew“ . 74 cu- Rllullr price “.00. s"At Mill End Prices. 0
~ ' ‘ 7 . - llion m, mm” I 74 eta. Regular price ‘1. 00. CHILDREN' 3 RAIN CAPES adee to Order. "
“In" of the .m e. tel-day to reconsider its former rate. were nominated as follows. ly in the irish rebe , ‘ . D
g ”g . tion or his neminstlon. He propahly President-John Saxon will be promulgated within essay or o. A“ ”Wm” ‘° 3“" "“- “°'"'." 9"“ “3° A “MW" e - t;
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apzlxfl Meat Wilson, ”though 8ecretary~Willlam Ambush, .. , O
i BM 0f Thfl“ Show is. pay either use his past Treasurer—("31mm Peed. ”all!“ 0:“ *‘ , | g u
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