Harris 81 Guns
COAL
That’s All
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
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5..._,._ .
WEATHER FORECA ST.
111111111214 1' 11' Norwnll'. and vicinity:
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street.
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,"KNOB OUTING CLUB
SHOWS PATRIOTISM
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zhiiust-Il' for his It-IIow-nu-u,
‘ no man could b1
'.1‘.- '.1 unwilling
and 111111
to ;i\1' I.it11s1-lt 1111' his
tflo'idy 1111:..111 and I “day. probably, ‘I'“ml’I'l 1" .‘ “‘5l"5“" 1'“ " l; ""1 5'5"“ ‘
, . , 1111111 1111 1411111111 11' sacri'icc oth in-
:- uwcrs: \\.‘;".-l(‘l‘ tom It to. the inter-I . ' . .
h 1 g l 5 . the revolution and (‘1\1I \\.1111111I
"_ . 4 . 1 11- -' ‘- 1. 1. _5 . .. . . . .
ILL e.t.1 to . . 11 I11.1st \\1nd.. 11110111111..- 111.111 11 111111111 #5.”. hy 11111111111. 111.
Q -.~‘. Ivy 1717-111): 1(‘on1'litions: '1‘!th present war,
111.-11311111 disturbance 1111s den-loped ill-L
11111.11 1'1'1-ll-1lct'1'1-r1l storm area and is
oncmral this morning (111-1' 1111- Stllllll'
111m portion of 1.11111- Supetior. lt
causing 111111111 11nd rainy
{It‘s-111 the Miss‘ssippi rivcr 1'11'»IVI‘111‘1I to
Ft-rtiisylvania and from l'pper Michi-
c.111.11'"s1111111\v:1r1‘. to Tennessee
glows 111111111111! severe IOt'iII thunder-
11111-1111.. Anoti-er disturhunec, central
1.111.151 New hit-.\.i-o, is causing turn-tiled
“mother in .lu- southwestern district;
Tm: 11-t1tp1-1'.-1111e is rising slowly
£11111. eastern but continues.
is
(llfill‘it'ls,
lent“ between the Rocky Mountains and
Fret-zinc tem-l
.
111111:- Mississippi river,
mutants were
1111:1111,
reported ll‘tllti Moll-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'.‘Itutpero ”1:"- .‘u. l--1\.
5'1». l".11".
[City News[
’E'hi- Lockwood .\. (‘. failed 111 show
up yesterday to pit themselves against
13.111 Georgetown hast-hall 11.111111.
Miss I. 111111111111 .\lurcus of lioro Park,
61 Y., spent 111-1011111011 hay with Miss
fitting-Ila ’larlov, of 113 (-10\ 11 street
3111‘s. Ogden 1‘1'111111', .\liss Cooke anll
fir. and Mrs. llrny of New York city,
521111111 1ll1-cc1'111ion llay as the guests of
an. and Mrs. l-‘loyd Angevine.
Peaches 1111- quart.
mad avenue.
Ghiotto's, Rail-
A new Pullman touring cartii'pcd
lg- 1111 My avenue resident '1:ol~'. III'1'
first night in North avenue, and an
515121111 was sent in to the 110110 llose'
«mpuny. The firemen responded i111
nmlizttcly. and through their quick and 5
.
«fictive, efforts, the only damages re‘
smiling from the blaze was the burn-
fim of the insulation ol‘1ho 11111chine.'
51:»: hlaze started frotn .1 hicklltc.
.1 meeting of the 1x1-cu121c 11.11111111-
3111 recently appointed hy‘t‘ne Board of
directors of the Norwnlk Hospital as-
wmintion to make arrangctoeuzs t'or
thine laying of the corner stone of the
new hospital on June 10, will he held
Morrow night. at, 8 o'clock in "he or-
me. of the NorWalk Chamber of ("om-
mitrce, in the Town Assembly Hall
Building, in Wall sire-‘1‘.
-w—
—-At'o you point: to wait until they
shunt your 1iste1"? See "\Vontanhood.
“the Glory 111' thu- Nation," l’alacu
11321211111. Monday. June .1 11nd lictzis-'
oration Day. June 7..
A group of local young men stand-
i'ug on the sidewalk in Wall street yes-
uwday morning, viewing the Memorial
{Day parade failed to salute the colors
11.-s they
Eon \'. .\‘lossman 0f the. Sixth Com-I
party, C. N. G., informed the young
men that it was their duty to salute
flue ting wheneter it Was borne past“
I‘m-111 in a procession The young men
fiuuted.
For the brilliant success scored by
(the Memorial Day parade zind ceremo-
-m'res, credit must be paid by the en-
tire city to John D. Milne, who as
mrshnl of the parade, had the whole
«fair In charge. Mr. Milne worked in-
mantly since the origin of the idm
«E celebrating Memorial Day In proper
11111111111011 was made public, and the suc-
msful results which were obtained
were brought about largely through
3011'. 111111.11. personal efforts to give the
city of Norwalk 9. real Decoration 'Dny
meat, which It could remember in
. .
-
yarn to come.
I
\z't'ntlu'l‘,
sort-1'11] .1
were carried by Captain Al-5
in siuakin; oi' the sacrifices in war
‘111111 11 l1.11 it means to 11'.-ht for 1111111
11‘). he told 111111 he could ;.-i.1- a 11111
,11111' hit-11 111 what it 1'1-11ily i.— by 11111):
i 1111; Schillcr‘s pot-111' pit-turt- of a bat
tic. and Nathaniel 1:1'11l111t11 Slupard's
Itoll ("Ill 1111111' 11 battle.
both “1'” 11111] the picture
cine was \11'y i111ppr1-ssi\1-,
lie sztitl that :1 nation that 111111-11
to protect its 1'11171111s' in 1-11':'_\ part 111'
the world was unworthy the name.
that each
and he gave sort 1:1! striking ""”(""""-'~111111
e\t111ples ot' the way 11111'1111111'111111-111
had prote111-d its 1111/1 11s in 1111 past.
niillltl said 111 w' is prtud to II:1\1 thi»
111111.11'y1-1111-1 the w 1'11 to 111111111111 1111-
11',L'l11s of Anterican citizenship and 111
extend d11111oeracy 11nd IIIII‘I‘I)
throat-hoot the world
He thong-ht it was ,htst splendid to,.-o
to the assistance of l-‘t'aut'n- who help
ed as to win our ‘iintern-1111111111; 111.1I
111111 1111111 to Washington our p11IpI1~
5 11-\1'l'1' I.:1I':1_\'1'lle, 11nd I111 1'21il1'1I pitch-
1 111111 to the fact that one college. the
counties. twenty 1111111 townships, and
;1Io;1.1111s 111' streets and squares in this
.111111111'3 had been named 1111111' I.111‘11_1
‘;1-tto He also spoke 11f our gratitude to
England. and said she had helped us
to maintain the Monroe doctrincaud
ihad protected us from 111-1'1111111y due
5111;; the Spanislt-Auu-rlcan “'111' 11nd
1 that her interests and ours were com-
'in.ou and that We should he proud to
't'ieht solo by side with our kindred
Ineross the sen.
; lie It”. "Itl Illt" l'copie to do 1-\1-I')'~
$111111;- _11'I1‘sllllr‘ to sustain 1111- 111111011.
intake 1I11-s4cri1‘11'1-s necessart un-
111'udcin,“ I_\ and to st 1- the
’IIhrouuh to a successful issue.
The 1-\e1cises closed with the siting
:inu oi “.\1111-rie11." The usual sports
:iucludiu; cunoeittn and tennis wcrt-
enjoyed by the int-tubers 111
during 1111- day. In the
delightful 11‘,11t1c11 \‘I'is
.Sterling-\I't-llnitz
for the s ason,
1111' the occasion
Edward II lloulens Itus cl1111':11 of
the 111111-1-ssions 111 the clttb this \cat‘
the club
1 1'- 11111:;
,uivtn
(II'I'III‘SII'II. (‘IlI-KIIL'I‘II
tarnished the music
"1 t‘liillll‘.
1111-uts made.
CH \Nt‘ES IN CITY
COURT OFFICIALS
(Continued From Page One)
0—1.-
l111-111111111' their hood work for
.111 come.
1 'I‘l11-,i111l:1
1‘11111'1 will
ncy I'lon.
Norwnlk's
able 1st
years
1sl1ip of the First llistriet
pass tomorrow to Attor»
Nehemiah (‘11111I1-e, one of
most publi1-spi1'i11-d. '111151I5'
citizt-us tttorncv t‘andee
.1 hood patriot who'
He l‘t'lltl111'1'1l.
\\' il l'
II:
'I I11"
and had things tixul up 111 first 1'l1s1 s.
The bathing houses have I)1'1‘ll'
1111111111111] and several other itnpr11v1--,
and Personal
NEWS l
u—
.\ir 11111! .‘nlts H. I: Ilal' 111 \l'miI
stock will I.1.'g1111sts 111 “1 1"1 111'-1 ~'.
Hall 111 Mill Hill 1111111111 tomorrow
and 1111 ["1' 1'1-11111ind1'1' of the \111-k.
.\Ir.
5(‘I111‘1-111'1-
and .‘.l1's'_ Hall 1111- IIII‘ patents of
I", Ilall whose 11111t't‘i11ge to;
Miss 1.11111.» Ii11a1‘1i w1II take 111.111"
’l‘hursday. .\It'. and Mrs. E. A... Kinny
:111111 111 I’l‘tll'ltll'lll‘t‘, It I. will arrive'
111111111'11.w to 11111-1111 the weddin: and,
will he goests 11 .\I1' and Mrs. Lewis;
illnil of Mill li1!l 11111111112 Mr. King ;
1111111 11111 1.11 111111 of 1111' ushers. i
i Br'dgt 1.1.11 Standard,
. . 5
daughter 111 1
Heard 111'-5i
Smith;
oll1 1.11 111 1111 the maid oi Iioi1o1 111 the'
511111r'iau1 I cum
1.1111‘111111‘11'1'11111111 l1‘ ”'1“ which is to
1:11.. 1.11111 1111’I'11.11s1l11y11'1111111; 111 the
- \Ii'1'111ttherint' I'll'iti‘tl.
1l11-li1'.'.1111d .\Il‘r. tit-111M II.
1111-1I111 Ittl' l1o1111 today from
11.‘ 1111'sis11-1 \1 ss
E
Park .\‘11'1-1-1 1‘..t1;.'1'1't:.1111111111 1'I1111'1lt.
‘lliss I‘m-11rd was 111-1'111111111111111I by Mia.
(‘oust11111'1- Wood or _\'orthantpton,
Mast. 11 tortut-t' 1'11111111111111- of the
I11'i1l1-11-iI-1't. who will remain tor the
' w cddinu. ltrttlgtcport Standard
Not't‘alh MH'II‘III'.\
Italian held 111
paradi- _\'1'sl1'l‘1ltl_\' morning, and,
1111' 111111'1111'111: was furnished by:
(‘olouinl baud 1.1' Stamford.
It:
:1 (lilll(‘1'
tltttsn'
lllt'
1-\1'll;
held
“'11”
tarnish-1d
1 I
Last
11:.- 111111 social Ul'gillllzuIIUlIS.
Hall in'
1'11l11nial band also
affair. The
workers in SLI
i11 I.o1'l1wod's
’I‘III‘
music
1I1'1'1 11:1'1I
sl.1-1-l
ltll' II‘I‘
:l‘tlH'c
.\Int'ys 11-111111-1'3' \1111‘1- 111-11111'1111-11. I
Arthur \\’.-tt1-1'l1ut'y, 11 Member of ”it"
other tli'ltul’llttcttt 111‘ ”11' clll"s sin-1'1
tlt'IIlIl‘Illlt‘III. It-t't .\‘orwnlk this mom,
in: for Fort 'I‘otten, where he will no
1 decorated
; much 11111111111111.
into trauma: vith 1111- Ann-rican Di
\i-ion of I'Intziuecrs which will leavo'
1111' France 111 the 111-111' future. I
Mr. and Mrs.
New York hurt
I-‘t'cdcrn'k I". I
owned tlu i1' sumnn 11
I owl-1 11
heme 1n Ittdgcthld for thu- season
They have 11s their guests .\It. mull
.\Irs. Reginald .\1. Lewis.
llentlcy l-‘ct'ris. 11111111incmplovedt
at 1l111 South Norwalk I1‘l1111rit' Works,‘
is now 1-111ploy1-1l in Hammond. ludi,
1.11111 Sevetal Inc 1111. 111111- 111111-1-11';
postal cards from 111111. ,
, - I
.
Ilil\'1'
lit-1111 I'1'c1'i\'1'1II
I'II'I'CI‘.
cards
,\ 1'1hur
I'ostal
here from 1'111'11111rly 1.11
I
I'ostal cards have been 111111‘i1'111l
ll‘rout Harry t‘hic-lustcr or this city,t
!\1 ho is in the l‘ nited Stales 111111311111“
5s111li11111-1I 111 the lltooklvn .\'11\'\' y:1r.1l !
.\11' (‘hiehcstcr is doing 11111-1 iv
;
.\Iiss (Icrtt'udc
:HITt‘I‘I
'I“111lo\', of 111 Grove
, has returned home after spend
3111;; two weeks with Miss Rose Marcus,"
11151 Iloro Park. N. Y. .\liss .\lurcus 111--
t'tlllllllllllt'tl .\liss 'I‘arlov to this city.
l _,.n _—
t 111-111ml Russo-ll Itost
'Iotk city todav at 1111-
is
In New;
Equitable hulld'
~‘I1111I1I1'
1 you.
iwmuuamm
ads-«Slim. '
I Charge Accounts Opened I
I
i
4 l
to lead free and pea. ceful
Your country oflera on
If you are not able to
amount you can
r“A LOAN OF THE PEOPLE. BY THE ; I
I‘EOI’I E. A1 '1) FOR THE PEOPLE 5
Placed 111 you. hands is an opportunity to give life ' ' .'
to y'oui belief in the right of men and {11' nations '
greatest struggle for liberty that the World has . '
ever known. If you buy 11 Liberty Lean Bond you I
will beading just as surely as if 31.10 carried the
colors of the United States.
7“',TIIE PEOPLESS“? '
TRUST COMPANY
fikof South Norwalk,Conn.
lives.
11. part in aiding in the
subscribe for a large
buy a $50 bond. !
ACE" \ '
sot clown '11 1h.-
v-tto'd tablw.
.\11111' tIlllllt'l‘ 11:11.111111' 11121;; were
111 111'd11' and Mrs. .\Izil‘lltil Wilcox 11'.--
shit-d :11 1h.- piano, ’l‘lu- 11111111211111:
111’ 11111 “ooh-11's Iil'llt'I lorps. “Ill
littl charge 111 the tIIItllt‘t' has as lol-
:Iows: .\Ii's. .\. 1), Smith, .\Irs. .\Int'tha
{Wilcox .\Irs. 1";11111111 Jolt-c, .\lt‘s.
I.1.1...11- Ilt'otIu-rtou and .\Ii's. I'IIIa .\1‘1
11111111
RFC ORI) BRIG AKIN-(i
CROWD .-‘1'l‘ ROTON
(1'11111i111111d 1111 Fifth I‘II'JQ'.)
to lll't‘H'lll accidents. The
“1111-t'1‘)'-:.111-1'1111ml" attracted
1ltl_\'
extra
1pI11s p.1ss1 11h1ts Altogether,
ot'ial lluy pr-oyul to be one 01' the
Inst 1111' the 1111111111'1-rs 01 11111011 Point
and \" ill lont: be reap-labored both
"to 1111111, and those
tlu resort.
A tine concert
1111 taijoyablc 1.111- by furnisl1in;.-
was given, 11115 tit--
-h1111-l v-1-11111dti by 1111- \mcriclm Band,
A".'
under the Indetship of limvmd
'l‘illv.
RHIIIMIIISII IS
Hill I Milli
this city. but now of Pittsburgh. Pa 5
Mr. Pierce announces that he was 1'11: “mo“. :05 m coax it to "my... it 20..
""'"‘l-‘ “mm“ “”d I“ “0“": ml"- "'Nitlllt‘tlllt' Prescription 2111" will start
Iltc 11111111 11:111bot'11 11nd dogged cast- 111'
1 111-11111111 1s1n
\c lum- witnessed its cdottlvcn' ss'
in \1111111I1'1‘1ls ot 1':1s1-11,it does things.
“Neutron-- Prescription 99" 1'“
tirely different from the old pn‘para-
is
ltton in lIi:11 it aims at eliminating all
. tin-11111111111
; hlood. 11111111111111 scnsc teaches you this.
poi<ons by purifying tlu1
11 renuncs those awful pains. lim-
5 111-1's up those swollen still joints and
'11111s1't1's in :1 way that
will surprise
1:111 :1 bottle today. get the
stud out 111' your system,
the 11111111 .11 v'oni (Il‘llL 1tzist.
Mail on
“1'" 11111'11 for the 11111101111111 1.0.”;0" 'in;. attending 11 met-ting ot' the Second 111- I.“ “1”,. d on $1 0., sire
wl11’1l1 111- has been called upon to fill
and it Is certain that he will ('111‘t'\'.
on the wotk lel't oil by Judge Lock
’wnod. in 11 manner w-hi1l1 will he :1
credit not only to himself. but to his“
i1"1-Ilow 111101115111 the (‘i1_'\ 01' \o1 \1.1'.II
The 1111- pros1cutiug attorney for
'Ihe uptown (111111 is Attorney Jesse 'I‘.
Itnnhat, ot' the 01111 of Davis 111- Ilnn-
L11r.\s an attorney the nbilitv of
less- 'I‘. liuuhnr is unquestioned. III‘
is 111 =1 lieutenant in the Sixth (.‘ont~.
11.:‘1n1. G. A. C. C. N (‘1..11nd above
:1” he is 11 1111111 Attorney Dunbar ha .
been in Noiyyulk for only .1 few years
but it is doubtfui if there is 11 man
in the city more liked by his fellow
citizens, and more honored bv them
than the new pr.osecutor That he will
cany out the duties of his new of
flees with successful 1c1111lts, is not
doubted in the least by his great host
‘of friends and admirers in Norwalk.
I Judge George H. Vosburgh. of the
,--1i1_1' court. announced this afternoon
the re— appointment of Attorney Cram-
cr (‘. Hegeman as prosecuting attor-
ney. and Attorney Louis S. Beers 11s
.cltrk of the city court in the Second
‘,l)istrict. Both have performed satis-
factory scrvice during the past year.
WAR TAX ON COFFEE AND TEA.
WASHINGTON, May 3l.—The 'Sen-
ate Finance committee today .decided
to provide in the war tax bill to raiso
$80,000,000 by consumption taxes of
two cents a pound on‘coffee, five cents
on tea, one-half a cent‘ on sugar and
three cents on cocoa.
Another important change agreed
upon was the elimination ‘of the; {1115-
out tax 61 12% per cent tax onwar
munitions. now raising $25,555,555. .
s
'1
5r1'1let‘al \RPM‘IV‘I Ilisltiet on tIu-I
lihcrtv ltond question .
t -_..
. .\Iiss llelcn 1'.Iluton of Sound View"
favenne. has returned home after.
Ispe'ndinu s1--\11'11I days i" IIrmdtIytL'
N Y. i
I 1
\ j
I 'll11- .\111;1I1o.~t llcfeu 1‘ I1- 11\rs'
l\11III111id 11 rug-11' or drill 1I1i.:1\111inL"
1
-in Rood-‘.1- 1" s Hall I usun I1. \‘.'. .\1111 1
re] will 111 in (Il:l"’l‘. ‘
I ._____
.\Tiss (Ins. ic \‘1-Isor. oI’ Quintard ave-
nue. is visiting relatives in New York;
lolly.
I Everett liowlcy 11nd Herbert llirst
have returned home from a week‘s
visit at Quonge, Long Island.
Oscar Schultze left .\‘orwalk Satur-l
day for a business trip to Chicago. 11111!
is eipectcd back the last of his \I’Pt‘li.
PARADERS ENTERTAINED.
Douglas Fowler Woman’s Relief Corps
Serves Elaborate Dinner.
As 11 fitting ending to Memorial Day
exercises, Douglas Fowler Post. No.
48, G. A. R., entertained the South
Norwallt and 1121151 Norwalk Boy
Scouts with a dinner in the P. 0. SI of
A. bull, Washington street. The hall
was tastily arranged for the occasion
The dinner was 1111 excellent'one'
and was arranged 11nd served by the
Douglas owler,» W. R. (3.. No. 15.
Sandwiches. cake, salad, pickles. cof-
fern-fruit and beans made up the
1nenu'..- In all, more than two hundred
- .\11'11d.
1
I"'oi 111111 in South No1w11ll1 by II. .\.i
.\1I\.
Finest Creamery
Butter
450 lb.
Lean Ethoked
Shoulders 23c lb
PHONE '31].
PROIIP‘I' AUTO
11:1.1v5nv
I
bountiful lad 1
,1 Compartment . . . , ,
111st. tally.
'l'lu- (‘1,111111-1-ticut t‘onr;
, patty did its share toward making the
1'111's 111 lttkc 1'111'1- oi~ the 5111‘-
\Ieni '
who patronized;
old
.3011 and H.111"
MARVEL
FIRELESS COOKERS
are fully guaranteed to bake, roast,
steam, stew, boil or freeze.
No modern kitchen is complete
without :1 Marvel Fireless Cooker.
..... $8.00
2 Compartments ......... $12.00
Albert F. Gehebe
‘31:an 1069-2
Washington 31.. So. Norwalk
Prompt Delivery.
Rainy Days
Dark Days
It is then that the DEFEC-
TIVE EYES ASSERT THEM-
SELVES and cry for help.
It is best to heed the cry.
“An ounce of prevention,”
etc. ;
OUR OCULIST IS AT
YOUR SERVICE.5
THAMER t
Ocultno. Optometrlcts, Optlcllno ' ‘
"The House of Good Glasses" ’
87 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn. I
Open Sat. till 9 p. :11. Ext. 1891.
Men’s Spring Suits 1
An Attractive Showing oli
Smartly Tailored Models ‘
' 82.50 11111] $2.75.
1 Copyright ClothingCo. '
'1 N. Main 51. So. Norwalk
I
I
|
;THE SELECTION 0F
‘; SUITABLE WALL PAPERB a;
is an easy task here. We show
~so many varieties both in pat“.
tems and plain colors that we:
ican suit any taste or meet any
requirement. And we can suit
any purse too. We carry papers
in every grade. so any price limit
you may have set can be accom-t
‘modated.
-'The Gotham Co
F. S lVON
Job Printing
3". “Iowa”:
i
i'.
It: id'tport, 1 '11-11:1.
1
' dished, unstained, the honor of the flag our fathers 1m
satisfaction. , '15.]
. Silks of staple sorts: novelty silks; a huudred-11111141110
lillhls‘. .1315
. 3-1.:111.
.
"~1111-
$12.50, $15.00, $18.00 I.
Howmso's
Ham on Main St, Pair-field Am, Clonal: 8f.
“.1- fimllu —-I”air am] “or”.
us“!
’1 Ma; 3]. "l7.
o
Stout or heart. and pledged to the valor of righteous
neon, let tut stand {our square to the winds of destiny, from,
whatever corner of the world they blow, let us keep untafl
aloft in the teeth of the wildest storm, the flag that shall
float above the solid files of a united people, a people swom'
Ito the great cause of liberty and of justice for themselves
and for all the sons and daughters of men.—— .111
THEODORE 111.051.111.11.”
P
«a.
Do you realize. that One way to
uphold the Flag and the Honor
of the Nation is to share in the .-
Lihcrty Loan? Buy your bond
._ .m,"
now I The money you pay for
it will furnish food and equip- f'
mcnt to the boys who carry
the flag to France. ,1}
1
81013!
W. -_.\ «to-— ~wa
A sale 01 tine sorts.
White Black Fancy
Ilundre ds and IllllltllttlS of mods oi beautiful summcr
silks at special 111ice in llle 111,11 silk scction on the bright;
and cheerful third floor! .1‘.
\ ‘11.
Silks of weave and \\1'lj_:l1I‘ that insure service and
Silks for formal wear; silks for sports wear: silks fed
the severe strain oi? 1111111tst-cmitinuous service. :1
equally -1bctutiiul silks
Beautitui silks tor tosiutucs
for waists. .11
A 1'11 \\ 1'1'15'111I1 -11antlsoinc silksi i'ot liniuo iinc coats; dis:
.‘tllltllVL‘ silks for petticoats. . ,gu'
To s111uup1—91Iksoi nearlt cv"c1_\ sort i'torc crv pur-
pose 11111111 splendid saving! 5 5 5.1-5I
Black Silks-—
Japanese Silks. :37 inehr's wide, regoi
11I111' 631‘ to $1 yard-650 10 79c.
White Silks—
J 111.1111 s1.
311111-550.
Japanese Silks 37 inch itgttlatt .\llt'
yard—6710.
Silks. .7 inch regula. sac
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\111'-1l1111lc .11111111wsc Silks, regular;
$133.1 \1.1‘11lv$ll0.
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.121 tancsc Silks. -1 inch 11-:: 1
. 11'1l'~—.'10e ' I'ongoo 11nd l‘oplin (\11-lle1'2tt
' . w'ci"!it 1'1"'1ll111' 1.33 \.'111i 491‘.
Y 111'-1| wide Japanese \uks 11.1»:111111' "' ’ " 5 '
fi. 1: _\ll'lll"'7:l1. I‘Iue Silk Satin.1t _\'11111 wide, lcgql 5
\\'11sl1 .‘atius y. 1rd wide. 1'-11..;ul:11' $1.1 ular $1- “0 ‘1“"11 5' L,"- '
'.1 1” "'1" $1 15 ""1”‘l‘8"‘1" 13'" 11nd Satin Duchess, yard wide racgul I"
3;! and $2.30 yard—{H.119 11nd 1112.
1"I1ift‘o11 Taffeta and .\Icssolinc, soft.
and lustrous and handsome. yard
wide. regular $1.25 and $1,310 _\'111'1l—«
$1 and $1.25.
Yard-wide. ’I‘afl't-tns of spit adi-l It'N~
1e1. ul."11 $1.27. and $13-11 yard-~—
and $1.- "5.
I‘ongce, l‘repe d1- .\Icteor. 1‘l1111'-
mouse, and Satin, 30 111111 111 inches
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twlde. regular 32 111111 $13.27- _\11111-« ("harlot-use, to int‘lics wide, 11151-1
$1.60. I:1r $2 yard-«$1.01).
C‘I'ODQ tlu Mt'ICOI‘ 11nd $111111. 40 «Ill-illt‘ll Georgette Ct'l‘lll‘. 1'1”;11l..1't
int-hes wide. regular $2.110 yard» S2. 3157;, Mmiumfl-‘o. (
Sniins. '1 "Var" “1,105 Splendid Handsome ('1.-p1- 1l11 .\lclcot'. 411
~ eicht, regular $1.771 yard—$1.511.
Wonderful l‘ongecs in 40 inch
width, regular $3 111111 $3.30 yard——
$1.1 1.1111 52.311}
inches wide, regular
Hutu—$1.119 and $2.
l'1.1'111 dc Sole of splendid substmr'e'
and 1111111111111 ss \111'd wide. regular-5
Crepe .10 chum, 113.1111 11111 WK" 11.1.11 51 .. to $2.511 11-1111—»$1.:111 to 11'.. 1
and 0110.40 inches \\'I1lt‘, regular $1.511
J'm'd—‘sl- 25- 1 1111111 d1- L‘hine. soft '111d 1111 11111f.l
Georgette Crepe. to Invites whlc. Illtlt'l. line 1111111111; 10 inch-:5 wide.
11'.-4111111 11.7.1) 3:1t'dw $1.25.
I'L'S'po rt; Silks
Coloredpougce,11 1.11111111113,t.11~,111111 oold navy. M's—,-
'1111'i111111d royal; 101111 1111' 1111.-.} v111'd-—— 951‘:
\\ liitc sports poplins with unique Iiu'tues' 111 rich color
contrasts, 11 1 out w 11lc- renular $1. -5 \111'1l——- 9505
Sports port-rec, w bite or natu' 111 with fivut‘csin unique
effects, '1 reen, gold, rose and silver are. used either siitgly,[
or in combination in these Oriental patterns, renular $2
yard—- $1.251?
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regular $1.75 )‘111'1i~
Fanev— ivov cu sports 110111.;11'1'. (Iclie'htful of design and"
brinhtcucd hv figures or stripts oi' distinctive color and. ~
'design; regular $2.50 and $3 3' '11' d—- $1. 50 1
Fancy striped sports pong-1.111. s11 ikiuo (lesions- regular
'63? vard— $1. 50.
Sports Tussah, staunch and excellent and attractive,
purple”, 11,1'een 1,1,,old 1'ose,hluc or white, 11 yard wide; reg;
inhu- $2.50 yard-
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YoSan silks, the unique Shantung pongces 113 ed5 in‘;
the 5571151111 and so with remarkable. luster, plain colors afidt
'inspiring stripes; regular $2. 50 and $3 yurd—-—,sold herd '
special at $1. 65—- $1. 50
Natural pougce of wonderful streun'th and weight and;
fineness, 11 31nd wide; regular $2 .25 yards— $1. 755'.
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