”in institutions mm ID the
M1! the funnel County locum.
1‘. eon-wee:
“a Loan.
W~Lfint dseport m
, t“. Bridgeport Trust com-
pany. lit-a- States a; Go.
, “fidumiord National balk.
Warm Tum company. Fidelity
Ti”?- and Trust comm): First Na.-
ttmsi Bank at Stamford. ,
~ fiatu‘dkn-Centrnl National Bank 01‘)
Katmai. 590111 Norwalk ’l‘mst com-L
my. '
"atnryw—Danbury National bank;
l
ow —— Greenwich National‘
:Wfib—Shelton Bank & Trust:
Wwfitratiord Trust corn-1‘
{3111 W Bank or Danbury. "
forty days onl
such day that they assist II the only:
. lie excreta. out any (or the 1nten~'
Hun o! the Holy hitter. They may,
1130 gain a plenary indulgence on any.
or the days of the novenn, or on the‘
least of NW, or any day of the'
nature of Pentecost. provided that.
sacraments within the prescribed time
they receive the sacraments a! pen»
ance and holy eucharist and pray for;
the intention of His Holiness. Those
who are prevented for any great rea~‘
son from attending the public exer-‘
cises of the novena may gain -tho
same indulgence provided that they
make the men privately and ap-
proach the Increments within the pre-'
scribed time. ‘
The same indulgence may be gained
. a second time by all who publicly or
.. o l privately recite some prayers in honor"
ancElgggl‘sgcc‘iil-on start: of the H0” PM“ "n Pentecost “my
"Halitostimulate the raising of'riood during the eight days followmg Pen-t
m. in the county they found that lems‘ May 27 ‘0 June 1' and Who 3°
. _ _ _ .120 confession and holy communion
woo gmwgiflfiifmzegrgfimfil and pray for the intention of the Hol)‘
A“. {be high price for seed and Either.
Wt, the cost of labor, and
[113.181 cost in (am work. The first
“3 m mlculturnl section did was
. to convince the farmer that the home
. . garden Moment was but u 11th 1.11.2
in the (‘31 results and the next thin;
m ”provide a scheme of (‘Ot’lllt'l‘ilL
“limi- ”file assistance of tho hunk» is.
, one. of them. The committee is soil
“1118 Lib. tumors tho. seeds and farm
imitlm at near (‘ost prior. and
"Will quiet. later in procuring llli' lu-
Ali these indulgences may be ap-
plied to the suffering souls in porn?»
iory.
in all 1110 l‘lllll‘i'liea‘ 01 this dioorr’.‘
lu—nediction oi‘ the blvssvd snomnwnt
may be all ('11 at the public t’lt‘ii‘ldefl
oi‘ the nmvnu.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
JOHN H. NlLAN,
Bishop of liar-limo.)
; Women! it’s Cheap!
Use Lemon Juice
«on» «looms or f
' . sournponr FINED‘
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.Jmelfllkeman Moo imposes Jail and make Lotlon
_ game but “spends It. i
.. - MID. May 15-40(189 Bacon: To keep your skin and complexion}
WM“ the town 00““ yesterday naturally soil, white and clcnr at all?
m m him ulna Soutbporters, times, you Simply must use. a lotion or.
W villi shooting crap in that cream every day. But choose the one
MW Roscoe's store on Sunday that is best and costs the toast. ’
aim The juice of two fresh lemons!
muted-zed $3 and C0815 and 5911', strained into 11 bottle containing three5
QWLIDQGIU 10 days in in". 01111110 ounces of orchard white makes a:
lullonwnded the 56“ 8011031100111)- wliole quarter pint of the most r0-
Lnn minimise oi the men to retrain markable beauty lotion at about the.
“undulating in the future. least one must pay for a small jar of!
1"!) at the men, Albert and Perry the. ordinary cold creams. (‘nre nhonld‘
m «one tree trimmers ,working be taken lo strain the lomon juimn
‘for 5116 time being in Southport. The through a fine cloth so no lemon pu‘p'
M d1 01! Southport, are John gets in .then this lotion will keep"
‘ihm‘t. We Mills. LPaui Gnrxowaki. fresh for months. Every womnn‘
M mum. Stanley Kobolisky, knows that lemon jucio in used to,
'- manu- and Mike iKychla. All of bleach and remove such blemishes no
11.119m'men me well known. They freckles, sallOWll‘i‘fiS and tau, .und is.
3.xth.mght at 11:30 o'clock by Seluci- the ideal shin softener, zunooilirner
M II. R. Elwood and Constable and lit-notifier.
Wick AJfluvkins, Just try this lotion! Slnko up it
V .. New Havm Forfeits Bonds. lquarlor pint of this sweetly fragrant
OrlnArloeot‘ New ancn.a Russian cream and innssngo it into the face,
om m, 1“ arrested the other neck, arms and hands. it should nai-
\ day by [morcycle Ofllcpr Louis [.cs- uraliy help to whiten. batten. ireehen
.m' n. was (0 have appeared be- and bring out, the. hidden more and
mee Queen Wakeman in the 1’93“” 0: any 5km-
’ " "m here yesterday. but. when Your druggist will hell three ounceu1
”01mg“ “11,,th was absent. oi orchard white at little coat. nnd
17912003911000 bond 01325 and coins. any grocer will supply the lemons.—
_ Adv. ‘
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i116 City National Bank"
' “Our Unsurpassed Facilities )
This Bank adore the very highest type of service-econ-
stanily on the alert to serve depositors in every possible man-
ner. ‘
We fully realize that. your best interests are our best inter-
:chill, and if We are able to serve you, it is always our pleasure
~ to do so. ‘
‘ To this end we devote our careful personal attention,
faithful work and unsurpassed fwiliticu.
We loan money on farm mortgage. ll
LOUSES
A special collection of uncommon models. .
3. 18min charming affairs of Georgette crepe, crepe do
‘1 chine and fine lingeriets. . 7
,7 A very charming model of Georgette crepe in white and
(flesh has hand embroidery and Venise lace for its adorning.
_: A pretty Crepe tie Chine has large sailor collar, good.
fitting cuffs and fastens with the best pearl buttons. Others
on diatinctitre and fine. "
‘mtoriols and styles have been chosen-with greet care '
' the worlmonship and out are excellent. The variety n.1-
5‘," um endless. ‘
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Suit: Wit at a malice
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Mum's“
Late styles, perfect tailoring,
made to sell at $10.00 $18 50
and $35.00 -
None sent on approval.
None credited.
Millinery
Tailored and Dress Hats
Straws, Silk, Satin and Novel Combinations, of
{1211111) materials.
Business Hat: Toques Motor Hats
$3.00, $4.00. $5.00. $6.00
, $8.00 and $9.75
Armnch on -l't‘.rlt‘-.: tor :1 quick «election.
Srt oml «lo-«r.
The Daintiest or Undermusiios
reasonably priced.
Envelope Chemises, picol lace edge, were $1.50
now $1.00.
lL‘iosli color scco silk, $2.50 ., , $2.00
Luce trimmed, at 79 018., $1.00 tip to $1.50
Dotted Swiss, lace trimmed, at $1.59
Envelope Chemises, were originally $2.00, special
at ' 81.69.
‘ for Mines -
EnveIOpe Chemises, for :l'ges 1'12, 14 and ‘16, '
- were 98 cts., now 79 etc.
£1.50 $1.29.
$1.98 $1.75.
Gowns, special at 89 £13., $1.00 to $1.50.
Skirt Combimtions at $1.00, $1.50.
Children's Hats
and Bonnets. -
Hats for baby boys, black, white and navy blue
' straws, quite masculine in style,
. 75 ct... $1.00 to $4.00.
Pique and other Wash Hats 59 ch. to $2.50.
Lingerie Hats for babies and little tots,
TheMaySaie
59, 75 do, $1.00 to $4.50. -
Lawn Bonnets for babies, 59 cu. and.$1.00.
Silk Linings, for bonnets, pink, blue, white, 30 cts.
Special White Lawn Bonnets,
W are $1.00, for 50 ch.
White Sweaters.
Were $2.00, for $1.00.
Jersey Cloth Coats.
Strictly tailored little gur-
A splendid line for babies, menis,
$6.50 and $8.00.
5250100400. For ages 4, o, c and lo.
Boys' - Shoes
Elkskin Scout Shoes
Sizes 11 to 131,212 $2.85
1 to. 2 $3.35
Patent Kid Lace Shoes
Sizes 10 to 1313'; $255
1 t0 6 $3.35 .
Boys’ “Sneakers” '
White Duck with
extra heavy rubber soles.
Sizes 21/1; to
6, $1.65
Scoond floor.
reg: it. 1;
Bedroom Sets ,'
Colonial Set, 4 pieces,
Mahogany or Walnut.
Bed, Dresser, Chiffonier
and Dressing Table.
Adam Set, 3 pieces.
Bed, Dresser, Chiffonicr.
Louis XVI Set, 3‘ pieces.
. Former price p 1 10.00
($90.00 sped-LL
Former price 311000
$95.00 special.
'. 2 Former price $95.00
W 222M022...
Minion Set, Pumed Oak . Former price $88.00)
conform ; $25.02....
L54“. ColonulRocim-s . WindporChait-s' .
high backs, scroll arms}, and Rockers, ivory and
were $8.00 - , .
.. .2... .. n
$850 .....
Y—ale' blue'finish. We’re ‘ ,F
Corsets
An odd gathering of
models illzll were 5.1.25,
$1.00
Models that were origi-
nally $3.00, ‘
$1.50
Petticoats
Taffeta
$3.50, $4.50, $5.50
Seersucker:
regular and extra sizes
75 etc.
Hathublooms
regular and extra sizes
$2.95
Black Heather-blooms
regular and extra sizes
$1.50
Women's Fine
Cotton Hose
Black and while only,
full fashioned, outsizcs
included, regular 35 £13.,
25 cts ‘W‘l-
‘ . Women’s“ Silk Hose
Black and while only
$1.29, extra.
No exchmges, no credits.
extra special". “
. ‘. $1.19
now in progress
All departments represented
Silk and Serge Dresses
Fm oudockhave been select-
a number models you an
bin-lions of Georgette Ind Taffeta
ind a few
Formerly these were up to $200..
$9.50 and $13.50
VVomm's Shoes
Oxfords, Boots and Pumps.
Patent coltskin, (lull calfskin and Vici kid,
£35.95 and $4.45 special.
Boots and Pumps.
Dull calfskin
Potent kid
$4.95
Olive kid and
Black kid $5.45
'i‘an Russia SpCClfll.
3.0.5139
a. 325, a ' r‘L’“
- ". ‘ug‘.
Petticoats; Capsend Gowns
Ln Grecque Drawers, belt measures ’28 10 34, "I"
at 50 etc.
Corset Covers, lace and embroidery trimmed,
- 50 and 59 etc.
Boudoir Caps, dainty styles made of lace, ribbon
and Crepe dc Chine, very special at
, , 50, 59 etc. to $2.00. '
Petticoat, lace and embroidery trimmed,
79,3130, up to $2.00.
Luce trimnud, $2.89
Embroidery irimmm‘l, very special, $1.69
Luce trimmed. (extra large tel/.05) $2.00 and $2.89
White Sateen Petticoats. (extra sizes), $1.50.
Second floor.
Women's Underwear
Women’s Summer Vests, were 15 and 17 Ms,
now 13 cts., 2 for 25 cts.
19 £15.. , 17 cts., 3 for 50 etc.
35 cts., ‘ 25 £18.
Bodice Vesta, 35 Chi, 29 ctr.
Vents, hand crochet
- yokes, 50 cts., 39 cts.
Union Suits, 50 cls., 39 etc.
75 CiS., 65 etc.
love Silk Suits at special prices.
For Children.
20 Cis., 17 cls., 3 for 50 etc.
’Main floor.
. Children's Wear
White Dresses, for ages 2 to 6 yrs. $1.00, $2.00 to $8.00
White Dresses, 6 mos, to 2 yrs. 59 015., $2.00 to $4.50
Colored Dresses, 2 to 6 yrs. 75 ots.,-»$1.25 to $6.50
Dresses with bloomers, 2 to 6 yrs. 75 018., $1.50 and up.
Creepers, white and colored,
59 cts.,'$1.00 to $3.50
1, 2 and 3 yrs. only,
59 018., $1.00 to $2.50
Summer Vests,
Rompers, white and colored,
2 to 6 yrs.
White Dresses, 2 to 0 yrs. very special, were now
$1.78 $1.29
$23.00 and $2.50 $1.50 and $1.89
$3.00 $2.39
"$2.50 $1.50
Second floor.
Dinnerware. Porcelain Stock Patterns
to close out—less 30 per cent oi o
from present selling prices. 3;}:
Were w
Plates, all sizes, $1.32 to $7.50 a doz. $1.00 to $4.80
Fruit Saucers, $1.12 to $3.50 .
Butter Dishes,
(individual) 69 cis. to $2.25
75 etc. to $2.30.
50 cis. to $1.50
Cups and Saucers, $3.50 $2.75
Cereal Dishes, . $2.00 . $1.25
. Sau‘wIBoats, 50 cts to $3.25 each, 35 en. to $2.60
Platters, 86 cis. to $2.80 45 con. to 31m“
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neuron, , 90 cis. to $2.75 65 as. to $1.70
vegetable Dishes. , -
(open) .35. 5.6 cts. to $1.65 '25, 45 co. to $1.25
Bread or Coke ' 2.
Pluteg, 42, 6o cts. to $1.00 30, 40 and so cu.
SiladB‘owlo, 30 cis. to 50 cts. " 20 to '40 cu.
Coffee Cups, 25, 34 cts. to 63 cts." 20, 25 no 50m.
. A. ,D. Coffees, .19, '24, 20 to 42 cts. 12, zoom! 35 cu.
... . W“
allicklenioheyislcts. to $1.50 ” 25mph $1.25
LBW: .. Dub!» 7, ..‘.(§.QY§!£0:).X$.11-J§fim . 90w-
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Norwalk Chronicler